:24:00
"A torn book page with 119 on it."
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119, 4 p.m.
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119, 4 p.m.
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11-9. What's today's date?
:24:14
Today's November 9.
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Phone mode.
:24:18
Sellitto, Paulie. Call.
:24:24
What?
:24:28
Sad fact is, a huge percentage
of inner-city kids...
:24:31
...have their
first drug experiences...
:24:34
...at the fifth grade level.
:24:38
Here are some of the drugs
they'll be offered.
:24:44
Marijuana.
:24:46
How'd you like to get your hands
on that briefcase?
:24:49
Barbiturates.
:24:51
Amphetamines.
:24:53
Cocaine.
:24:55
Rock cocaine.
:25:06
-What's this about?
-You know who Lincoln Rhyme is?
:25:09
-What? The textbook guy?
-Yeah.
:25:12
-So what does that have to do with me?
-You'll find out.
:25:19
Come on in. They're in there.
:25:24
A patrol cop took these pictures?
:25:26
Yeah, first one on the scene.
It started to rain.
:25:29
Smart cop.
:25:30
Had the balls to stop an Amtrak
from running over the crime scene.
:25:34
Here she is now.
Officer Donahoe...
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...meet Lincoln Rhyme.
:25:38
Donaghy.
:25:44
You took terrific photographs.
:25:47
You know who I am?
:25:49
I read your manual at the academy.
:25:51
What'd you think?
:25:53
I'm not a book critic.
:25:55
You found it useful?
:25:57
I guess so.
:25:58
Sure you did.
You stopped that train.