:09:02
She called me first. Last week. She was
worried about him. He hadn't written.
:09:07
- Why?
- I don't know.
:09:09
- Well, then guess.
- He's homesick. He's wife-sick.
:09:13
Maybe something in her letters made him
suspicious of her love life. I don't know.
:09:18
Anyway, he's got snakes. He's been nuts.
:09:21
- But not nuts enough to kill somebody.
- How was he this afternoon?
:09:25
He was trying to act like a soldier.
I think he went out to look for a girl.
:09:30
What's your name, anyway?
:09:32
Finlay.
:09:34
Look, Finlay, this sort of life
doesn't bother some soldiers.
:09:37
Doesn't bother me much.
I haven't seen my wife for two years.
:09:42
When I do, maybe we'll pick up again.
Maybe we won't.
:09:45
But I don't worry about it now.
:09:47
Mitchell isn't like that.
Mitchell isn't tough.
:09:50
He needs his wife.
:09:53
I called her and told her what I thought:
:09:55
She ought to hop a plane and come
down here and cheer him up.
:10:02
She's on her way now.
She'll be here tonight.
:10:06
I still don't know what this is all about.
Why did you pick me up?
:10:10
You're Mitchell's closest friend,
aren't you?
:10:13
I don't advertise it.
:10:15
Mitchell's other friend told us about you.
:10:19
Let's have Montgomery back.
:10:21
Where does Montgomery come in?
:10:23
He was with Mitchell and a boy named
Floyd Bowers this afternoon in a bar.
:10:27
They met a Mr. Samuels there
and went up to his apartment.
:10:31
Mitchell left first but told Montgomery
he was coming back.
:10:35
We were looking at Samuels' body when
Montgomery came looking for Mitchell.
:10:38
You're just taking Montgomery's word
that Mitch went to this apartment?
:10:42
Not entirely.
:10:45
We found Mitchell's wallet there,
down behind a sofa cushion.
:10:51
Where's Bowers?
:10:57
Keeley. You hear all this
they're trying to pin on Mitch?