:50:02
Body count is 6,
lieutenant.
:50:03
Yeah.
:50:04
To steal junk,
I can understand.
:50:07
A man is desperate,
he needs the money.
:50:10
But to kill for junk?
I don't get it.
:50:12
Don't be a boy scout,
goodman.
:50:14
A lot of people get killed
every day up here for nothing.
:50:16
What could be here that anyone
could possibly want that badly?
:50:20
$87,000.
:50:22
What?
:50:24
$87,000.
:50:26
Seen any cotton
around here lately?
:50:28
A bale of cotton, sure.
:50:31
Uncle budd brought over
a bale of cotton.
:50:33
I bought it from him
for $25.
:50:37
Where is it now?
:50:38
What?
:50:39
What happened to it?
:50:42
He came back later,
:50:43
he bought it back
from me for $30.
:50:46
He hauled it away.
:50:48
Wait a minute.
:50:50
He brought it in and then
he brung it out again?
:50:53
It don't add up,
goodman.
:50:54
That's what happened.
:50:55
Hauled it away where?
:50:58
He didn't say.
:51:01
Put out a reader
on uncle budd.
:51:04
Come on, digger.
:51:08
To kill for junk.
:51:11
Well! Did you find it?
:51:14
What do we got here,
an outraged citizen?
:51:17
Oh, reverend
o'malley.
:51:18
Did you find the man who
stole my people's money?
:51:21
What were you doing at the junkyard
this hour of the night, reverend?
:51:24
Holding a revival meeting?
:51:28
He was white,
whoever he was.
:51:29
You know the man?
:51:31
What do you mean,
do I know him?
:51:32
What I mean, sir, is did
you ever meet the man before?
:51:36
Oh, sure. Same one
who hijacked the rally.
:51:39
Funny. All the guys
at the rally had on masks.
:51:43
And, of course, you could
see right through the masks.
:51:45
Unless, of course, you knew
that they were white in advance.
:51:49
Have a cigarette.
:51:52
Where'd you get that?
:51:54
Mabel hill's apartment,
right where you left it.