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:06:42
Katie!
:06:45
Hi, Katie Burke.
:06:46
There is a message for you.
:06:48
Your thesis advisor,
Professor Jergensen's office

:06:52
they said l should find you,
so l did.

:06:54
Here's the message.
:06:57
lt says for you to come
to Jergensen's house.

:07:00
That's scary.
:07:01
How's your thesis coming,
anyway?

:07:03
lt's almost done. How's yours?
:07:05
Turned it in.
:07:08
Ms. Burke, l'd like
to have you meet Wade Handler.

:07:11
He's a police officer.
:07:12
Hello.
:07:13
Hi.
:07:14
Mr. Handler has a line
of inquiries...

:07:16
That's ''Detective,'' Professor.
:07:17
''Doctor,'' Detective.
:07:19
Detective Handler has a line
of inquiry

:07:21
that he's forcing
upon the college.

:07:23
Force?
Oh, no, we don't use force--

:07:24
not in the People's Republic--
we ask politely

:07:26
because the college is good
for the tax base

:07:29
which is good
for the community

:07:31
which is good for everybody.
:07:33
So, um, Katherine Burke...
:07:34
Katie.
:07:36
Katie... l'm investigating
a young man

:07:38
who was a student here,
Embry Larkin.

:07:41
Something happen to him?
:07:43
Well, that's
what l'm trying to find out.

:07:46
What was your relationship?
:07:47
He was my boyfriend.
:07:49
Detective, this college is
very proactive

:07:53
about the privacy
of its students.

:07:54
Oh, l understand, Doctor.
l'll be gentle.

:07:58
So... he was your boyfriend?

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