:16:04
I'm glad you're back.
:16:06
I'm glad to be back.
:16:09
Where are you taking me tonight?
:16:20
Jesus.
:16:29
He wouldn't say what's in the box.
:16:31
It sounds like some sort of financial
record, but he didn't want to tell me.
:16:36
So whatever he's hiding,
he keeps it in a safe deposit box.
:16:39
But then he keeps the key to the box
cleverly hidden on his key ring...
:16:43
...with his car keys and his house keys?
:16:45
I'm telling you what he said.
:16:48
So anyway, about a year ago...
It'll be a year on the 12th...
:16:52
...he loses his keys.
They had a gold-plated...
:16:54
... Swiss Army knife attached.
A couple days pass.
:16:57
- He gets a little panicky.
- Flight 2064 to Portland.
:17:00
Harold Burges.
:17:03
Then on June 23rd,
he gets a letter at the office.
:17:06
Comes FedEx.
Stamped "Personal and Confidential."
:17:09
Sender's name marked as
"Past Due Collections."
:17:12
That's nice.
:17:14
Laser-printed, not very long.
:17:15
Starts out: "Mr. Stark, I have evidence
linking you to your crime.
:17:19
You may entertain notions of impunity.
But in the end everyone is culpable."
:17:23
There's a succession of
$ 100,000 payments to be collected.
:17:26
He gets letters
which lay out a maze...
:17:28
... and at the end of the maze he makes
the drop. He's done it 7 times so far.
:17:32
He gave me copies of the letters
which are in a file...
:17:35
...that I'm putting in your briefcase
with the case file.
:17:39
There's a drop tomorrow.
I said he should plan...
:17:42
...to go through with it.
:17:44
Good.
:17:45
There's a lack-of-information
problem here, and he won't say much.
:17:50
- What's wrong with these people?
- I said not to lie.
:17:53
Eventually you always figure it out.
It just slows things down.
:17:56
You mention the case
of the guy who lied about his age?
:17:59
Of course.