:18:12
Tommy. A little early
for you, isn't it?
:18:15
Joseph.
:18:17
- They got you workin' days?
- Yeah.
:18:19
Huh.
Tyson, slow down.
:18:22
- Everybody's dead.
- Do you got any more of this?
:18:25
No.
:18:27
All right, where
do you wanna start?
:18:29
Well, I think we could
skip the cause of death.
:18:32
Why don't we begin
with his eyes?
:18:35
Your man has none.
:18:37
What, they weren't
in the radiator grill?
:18:39
No, I mean, he never had any.
:18:42
No optical fibers,
no muscle pores, zip.
:18:44
We did a toxicology
on his blood, you know,
:18:47
- looking for the usual: coke, booze, sugar.
- What'd you come up with?
:18:50
High sodium, elevated erythrocytes,
:18:52
no floating cholesterol platelets,
trace of ammonia.
:18:54
- What's so unusual about that?
- Oh, nothing. Nothing.
:18:57
Actually, it's pretty common...
:18:59
for an aborted fetus.
:19:01
- Fetus?
- We also did a bone section.
:19:03
It wasn't much trouble; most of them
were sticking out of his chest anyway.
:19:06
Okay. And?
:19:08
When a baby grows,
their bones get larger...
:19:10
by having calcium layers form over the
haversian canals. Are you with me?
:19:14
- I'm with you.
- This leaves growth rings; everybody's got 'em.
:19:17
Except our pal here.
:19:19
Oh.
And this is for you.
:19:22
He's also a hermaphrodite.
Ohh!
:19:24
He's got both male
and female sex organs.
:19:28
- Think of the possibilities.
- Yeah.
:19:30
He could be impotent and frigid at
the same time. They don't normally work.
:19:34
We found this
in the lining of his coat.
:19:38
- It's an old Bible.
- Yeah.
:19:40
Handwritten.
Beautiful, really.
:19:43
See this symbol?
Matches a scar on his neck.
:19:47
Exactly the same.
:19:49
That's attractive, huh?
:19:53
Anything else?
:19:55
There's a velvet book marker.