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I'm looking for a person.
Annalise, or Anna-Lisa Hansen.
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Yes. She would live above
the electric store.
:36:12
That would be a small unit.
It's two doors down to your left.
:36:17
And if I were you, I'd go around
the corner and take the stairs up.
:36:23
You shouldn't have
any trouble finding her.
:36:26
If you don't, come back.
:36:28
Thank you. I appreciate it.
:36:30
You're welcome.
:36:44
So, what is it that you need to know?
:36:50
Well, I'm trying to fill in the gaps.
:36:55
Fit all the pieces
together, Mrs. Hansen.
:36:58
If you could remember anything...
:37:01
...from when you were interviewed...
:37:05
...anything in particular
that might....
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It was Wednesday and she never came.
:37:12
They said that she
never got on the bus...
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...never even made it to the school.
:37:18
I assumed that she'd gone home.
:37:28
What was she like?
:37:32
What were your Wednesdays
with Ginny...
:37:35
...what were they like?
:37:38
Oh, she would come in
with her little knapsack...
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...and plop it on the floor.
:37:46
Give me a kiss on my cheek.
:37:48
Big kiss, always my left cheek.
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And then, it was time for work.
:37:59
The moment she would sit
at the piano...