:04:03
So who are you?
:04:06
I was a young journalist...
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... with a few awards...
:04:10
... a couple of cover stories...
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... and a desperate need
to prove myself.
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If you look through my work,
you'll see I try to present...
:04:21
...a balanced view of my subjects.
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I leave the conclusions
to the reader.
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I'm not sure we like balance.
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Or leaving
the conclusions to the reader.
:04:30
I'm used to being publicized,
not analyzed.
:04:32
It would be your words.
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We'd publish it as a transcript:
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My questions, your answers.
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If you say it, I can use it.
:04:43
If you don't, I can't.
:04:44
And they're gonna pay me
a million for this?
:04:46
An excerpt will be published
in a magazine as a way...
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...of amortizing the investment
they'll be making in the book.
:04:53
They're looking for some...
:04:56
...provocative stories
for the first issue.
:04:59
Any thoughts on what these
provocative stories might be about?
:05:05
The breakup.
Why Lanny and you split.
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And the girl.
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Maureen.
:05:18
What happened
to Maureen O'Flaherty.
:05:23
No one had ever been able
to pin Lanny Morris...
:05:26
... or Vince Collins
to the girl's death.
:05:30
All that was clear...
:05:32
... was that Maureen was
found dead in their hotel suite.
:05:37
It was unthinkable to me
that Lanny and Vince...
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... could have had
anything to do with it.
:05:43
They were my heroes.
:05:45
"The reason I consider
myself to be a miracle girl...
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...is because
I had the good fortune...
:05:50
...to meet Lanny and Vince
when I was sick.
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Their love of life
is what gave me hope...
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...and it's hope
that gives us the power to live."