:45:02
l don't know, but for me. . .
:45:06
. . .it's like being in a movie.
:45:08
This stuff just doesn't bother me
like it does some people. You?
:45:14
Luanne Rotze.
:45:16
A little 1 0-year-old girl.
:45:18
Real little.
l mean, real small for her age.
:45:21
You know what, though?
:45:23
As horrible as that
kind of thing is. . .
:45:26
. . .l got an adrenaline rush
being part of it.
:45:29
l don't know if that's bad,
but, hey, don't hurt me.
:45:32
That's just the way it hit me.
:45:35
Nothing like it
ever happened before here.
:45:38
By the way, nothing like it
ever happened since.
:45:41
l think that says a lot.
:45:44
-You mind if l keep this one?
-l couldn't let you do that.
:45:47
We always like to be of help. . .
:45:49
. . .but, strictly technically,
the case is still open.
:45:53
Well, then, how about the report?
:45:58
l'll make you a copy. How's that?
:46:00
Sure would appreciate it.
:46:02
But keep it between us.
:46:04
l'm not sure what the policy is
on this kind of thing. Okay?
:46:08
My lips are sealed.
:46:12
Lucy!
:46:14
A young horse is like a woman.
Can't predict what they'll do.
:46:17
They're crazy.
:46:25
Excuse me. Sir?
:46:27
Sir?
:46:29
l wonder if you could tell me where
a man named James Olstad might be?
:46:33
Olstad's not a patient here.
:46:36
Well, l believe he's
the custodian, sir.
:46:38
ln the building, mopping?
He's not a patient.
:46:41
-Mopping in the building?
-Not a patient.