: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.
:37:01
Under Los Angeles is a vast
and intricate system of huge storm drains...
:37:05
built to siphon off the flash floods
of the rainy season.
:37:08
Many of the tunnels are large enough
for two cars to drive abreast.
:37:12
Here was 700 miles of hidden highways...
:37:15
ideal for the use of someone
who needed to hurry from place to place...
:37:19
without being seen.
:37:20
Ideal as a hiding place for guns
and supplies, in case of emergency.
:37:27
What is it, Lee?
:37:28
l asked you to come,
because l think l've hit on something.
:37:31
-An identification?
-No, not quite, but a tie-up.
:37:35
These are the shells
from the gun that killed Rowlins.
:37:38
These were fired in the liquor store holdup
in which the bandit got away.
:37:42
And these were fired at Chuck.
:37:44
As you know, every ejector...
:37:47
even in guns of the same model and caliber,
is different.
:37:50
Each one leaves its own markings
on the cartridge casing.
:37:54
Look at these fine striations.
:37:57
This deep gouge.