:26:09
You're surrounded by angels.
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I teach theology at the university.
:26:15
I see. Very beautiful.
:26:18
Thank you.
:26:20
Why do you want to know
about my father?
:26:25
It's 30 years later and the files are sealed...
:26:30
...and my boss was told to let it alone, so...
:26:34
...here I am.
:26:37
I can tell you what my mother told me
before she died.
:26:41
Why do you want to know?
Just curious, or...?
:26:44
No, ma'am.
:26:45
See, I'm the detective
who caught Edgar Reese.
:26:48
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him.
He was just executed.
:26:51
-Yeah, I read about him.
-Right.
:26:53
And this Reese fella, he...
:26:57
...in a roundabout way,
gave me your father's name.
:27:04
Did Reese like to sing?
:27:06
Yeah, he did, actually.
:27:10
And at the execution,
did he try and touch you or grab you?
:27:13
Yeah, he did. He shook my hand.
:27:17
Do you want some coffee?
:27:19
Sure.
:27:22
One condition:
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You and I never spoke.
:27:26
You say nothing to your boss or partner.
Nothing goes in the files.
:27:30
My name and everything I say
is just between us. Agreed?
:27:33
Will I get a cup of coffee if I say yes?
:27:39
Detective, my dad was a good cop.
:27:43
"Pride of the force" and all that.
And then he shot himself.
:27:46
A reporter found out
my father had been under investigation.
:27:49
He'd caught a killer,
but copycat crimes started.
:27:53
Evidence mounted up against him:
fingerprints, witnesses.
:27:56
The press never got real proof,
but my father's medal was rescinded.