:52:02
Tonight's a long time ago.
I wouldn't be able to remember.
:52:06
- You'd remember Mitch.
- Why? He have two heads or something?
:52:10
You danced with him out in back
of where you work in a sort of garden.
:52:15
You gave him your key
and told him your address.
:52:19
- He told you he was here with me tonight?
- Yes.
:52:22
He lied to you. If he was here,
I didn't know about it.
:52:25
And I don't know where you got
my name and address.
:52:28
I can't tell you anything else.
You'd better go now.
:52:40
- What do you want?
- I wanna talk to you.
:52:43
- What's your name?
- Are you a cop or something?
:52:47
- What's your name?
- I don't like cops.
:52:50
Nobody likes cops.
:52:52
- What's your name?
- Virginia Tremaine. Why?
:52:56
- Where are you from?
- From here.
:52:59
- Before you were from here?
- Pennsylvania. Wilkes-Barre. So what?
:53:03
- What do you do?
- I work.
:53:05
- Where?
- At the Red Dragon.
:53:07
What's wrong about working there?
That make me a criminal?
:53:11
Does that give you the right to bust into
my house and ask me a lot of questions?
:53:15
Is that where you met Mitchell?
:53:17
That's where I meet a lot of people.
I never heard of Mitchell.
:53:23
- You live here alone?
- Sure.
:53:26
- Is there something wrong in that?
- The police won't hurt you. He promised.
:53:29
- All we want you to do is to tell the truth.
- Sit down, Virginia.
:53:40
Now, about Mrs. Mitchell's husband...
:53:43
He's in pretty deep, Virginia.
Looks like he killed a man, maybe two.
:53:48
Mrs. Mitchell doesn't think he did,
but that's only natural.
:53:51
I know he was here. He told me.
That doesn't matter now. Never mind me.
:53:55
- We've got to think of him.
- Oh, brother! Listen to that.
:53:59
"Never mind me.
We've gotta think of him."