:35:05
Now look, Paul...
:35:07
you can make it a lot easier
for us to believe your story...
:35:09
if you'll just give us some facts.
:35:11
Something that might help us.
:35:13
l've told you all l know.
:35:17
l've been gullible, all right,
letting him make a fool of me.
:35:21
But l'd do anything to make up for
what he did to Detective Jones.
:35:27
Sure you would.
:35:30
-You can go now.
-Thanks.
:35:38
My friends, they can vouch for my character.
:35:40
That's good. We'll call you if we need you.
Thank you very much.
:35:45
l think he's telling the truth.
l think he's just gullible, like he said.
:35:48
What about the stolen stuff
he was peddling for Martin?
:35:50
We'll use it for bait.
:35:52
Maybe Martin will come back for it,
then we can ask him.
:35:56
Here.
:35:58
Nevertheless, l want a 24-hour tail
put on Reeves...
:36:00
and l want a watch
on his home and his factory.
:36:02
-Right.
-You can keep those.
:36:07
Okay, Captain.
:36:12
And now the killer changed his tactics,
his modus operandi.
:36:16
It would baffle the police.
:36:18
They always expected burglars
to remain burglars...
:36:21
not go in for stickups.
:36:23
They'd never tie this up with him.
:36:25
So, wearing a variety of disguises,
coming and going like a shadow...
:36:29
ready to kill if cornered...
:36:30
he struck the bottle stores
in a one-man blitz...
:36:33
that had the robbery detail dizzy.
:36:53
The killer, always resourceful...
:36:55
always thinking along lines
that would baffle his hunters...
:36:58
had discovered an ideal avenue of escape.