:52:05
and oval shaped.
:52:09
He had a... long, thin face.
:52:17
He kind of had, like,
these dark circles under his eyes.
:52:24
He was really pale.
:52:38
Do you have any idea
who the suspect might be?
:52:41
He's a male, late 20s, early 30s.
:52:44
Size nine-and-a-half shoe.
:52:47
Loner, drug user.
:52:48
Maybe had some military training.
Possibly a Vietnam veteran.
:52:53
Why Vietnam?
Have the murders been particularly violent?
:52:57
They have been, particularly.
:52:59
Look, we're going to catch this guy,
whoever he is.
:53:02
Thank you for your time.
:53:03
Can't you release a sketch of the suspect?
:53:06
How is the public
supposed to protect itself?
:53:10
We're releasing the sketches
to members of our task force.
:53:13
- We're doing our job.
- But you're not doing your job.
:53:17
There have been 14 murders...
:53:19
A vigilante scenario would not be
in the public's best interests.
:53:22
- Why not?
- Like I said earlier...
:53:24
we have an all-points bulletin
on the suspect...
:53:26
while the supercomputer
searches for a match.
:53:28
What if the supercomputer
doesn't find a match? Then what?
:53:32
Then we'll cross that bridge
when we get to it.
:53:35
You'll cross that bridge...
:53:36
This is the first bit of information
that could save someone's life...
:53:41
and you're not releasing it. Why is that?
:53:43
Thank you for your time.
:53:45
Thank you for your time.
:53:48
Great.
:53:53
"Why is that?" Fucking imbecile!
:53:55
I'll tell you why is that. Fucking stupid.