1:44:01
for K-Mart.
1:44:02
- Good. Stay out of trouble.
- Yes.
1:44:05
- We're not the ones in trouble,
guys.
1:44:07
Mark thought he'd show him
his bullet wounds.
1:44:09
Those are his bullet holes.
- Hm.
1:44:11
- From your bullets.
1:44:13
That's where the K-Mart bullets
went in.
1:44:16
- Well, take care.
1:44:18
- Is anybody else gonna
come down?
1:44:21
Is anybody else gonna come down?
Is that it?
1:44:23
- I'll check.
- Okay, thank you.
1:44:25
We waited around
a couple more hours
1:44:28
but no one else came down.
1:44:30
As we left the building,
Mark came up with an idea.
1:44:33
He suggested that we go
1:44:35
to the nearest K-Mart
and buy out all their bullets.
1:44:40
- Just take as many of those
as you can.
1:44:43
- Yeah, you can come around here
and look.
1:44:45
- What else do we have over here?
1:44:48
You got 357. Sure, I'll take 'em
all, take everything you got.
1:44:51
- So you're 17? You're what?
- Sixteen.
1:44:54
- Wait.
1:44:55
- Oh, shit!
1:44:57
- Oh, my God...
1:45:00
- Mark pretty much cleaned them
out of their ammunition.
1:45:03
And the next day, we decided to
go back to K-Mart headquarters
1:45:06
with all the bullets.
This time,
1:45:08
we brought the press.
1:45:10
- Our local first coverage
of south-eastern Michigan
1:45:12
continues now
with all-new stories.
1:45:16
- Coming up here on
our six-o'clock report,
1:45:18
a warning to everyone this
summer to watch out for snakes.
1:45:20
You'll hear from a mom who was
bitten by a rattlesnake.
1:45:23
- And also, students who survived
the Columbine massacre
1:45:25
are in town.
They are very angry with K-Mart.
1:45:29
- We're here to see Chuck
Conaway, the chairman of K-Mart.
1:45:32
- How you doing, sir?
It's always a pleasure.
1:45:34
Okay, uh...
1:45:37
They would like to speak
to Mr. Conaway.
1:45:40
- Here's the nine-millimetres.
1:45:44
These are the bullets
that are in both Richard
1:45:47
and in Mark's body right now.
1:45:57
- Move your group outside.
1:45:58
I'll have somebody here
in five minutes.