:55:00
Hey, wait. W-Where'd you get
the rims, man?
:55:02
My personal shit's
down in the belly.
:55:07
- Hey, those are my shades.
- They're mine now, sister.
:55:10
Men!
:55:18
It seems that your husband,
Cameron...
:55:21
had an opportunity to get off
the plane and he didn't do it.
:55:24
And I was hoping
you could...
:55:26
maybe help me
figure out why.
:55:30
That would make two of us.
I don't know.
:55:33
I mean, it's possible,
it's, it's not uncommon...
:55:35
that some parolees actually fear
their release date.
:55:39
A certain degree of institutionalization
sets in. Fear of coming home.
:55:43
- Fear of living in society.
Any of this make sense?
- No, no.
:55:45
That's not Cameron. I mean, if you, if
you knew him, if you read his letters...
:55:49
or if you talked to him
on the phone, you'd know that...
:55:52
I mean, he's been waitin' for this day
for eight years. He's not gonna...
:55:58
I mean, look, he's got this little,
this little girl to come home to.
:56:04
Wouldn't you...
:56:06
do the same thing?
:56:11
There'd have to be a pretty strong
reason to keep me on that plane.
:56:14
Well, knowing Cameron,
I'm sure there is a good reason.
:56:19
Uh, maybe, if you, if you do
see him or if you talk to him...
:56:24
maybe you could just tell him
to come home, all right?
:56:28
Be kinda nice
to have him around.
:56:31
You got it.
:56:34
Vince, line one.
:56:39
This body fell out
of the sky.
:56:41
Vince Larkin? This is Ted Grasso,
Fresno Police Department.
:56:45
We got a problem here
with a corpse.
:56:48
Yeah, it fell out
of the sky.
:56:50
I don't think
he's an astronaut.
:56:52
Then what's this got
to do with me?
:56:55
It's got your name
written all over it.