:43:03
...he's like that.
He makes fun of everyone.
:43:06
He's one of the cool kids.
:43:08
What makes him cool?
:43:11
You know, he's smart, he's rich...
:43:15
...he's witty, and everyone likes him.
:43:17
And you don't.
:43:20
Yeah, I knew kids like that.
Superstars of high school.
:43:25
Five years from now,
nobody will care who they are.
:43:29
Well, Richard will always be cool.
:43:32
His daddy's rich and I hate
to admit it, but he's actually smart.
:43:36
He's lazy and didn't study,
but he got a 710 on that bio SAT.
:43:40
- It kind of spun me out.
- Spinning out, huh?
:43:46
You seem to know him well.
:43:48
You can tell by his behavior in class.
:43:51
Sorry.
:43:55
Cassie, where have you been?
Sam I.D. 'd the suspect.
:43:59
- Who is it?
- Ask Sam. He's in charge of the case.
:44:03
S.I.D. is over there now
collecting evidence.
:44:16
- Hi, Cass.
- Hi.
:44:18
Look at this, sir.
:44:20
- Could be a match.
- Log that.
:44:22
I want samples of fabrics, soils,
any molds, plants in here and outside.
:44:28
John's found a stash
of marijuana buds.
:44:30
- You mind if we smoke up while we work?
- Yes, I do.
:44:37
- So who is he?
- Raymond Lee Feathers.
:44:40
He's a janitor at Jefferson.
:44:42
I compiled a list of everyone
who might have stolen Richard's boots.
:44:47
Then I cross-indexed that against
carpet purchases and up came this.
:44:53
Apparently he sold grass
to the kids at school.
:44:58
- Good work.
- Thank you.