:54:04
What if he wanted to fire into someone
:54:06
and know the bullet didn't have
the velocity to go through the body?
:54:10
- But why?
- He didn't want any trace of the crime
:54:13
in the room where he shot him.
:54:16
Well, you've given these details of yours
a lot of thought.
:54:20
I know all these things don't seem like much
:54:22
but put them all together,
one on top of the other,
:54:26
and that kidnapping just doesn't add up.
:54:29
Let me understand you correctly.
:54:31
Was this perhaps
not an ordinary kidnapping?
:54:35
That's right. That's interesting, isn't it?
:54:37
What if someone murdered your husband
and made it look like a kidnapping?
:54:42
- So the ransom money was a setup?
- That's possible.
:54:46
Look how that throws us off.
:54:48
We're looking for kidnappers that don't exist.
:54:50
In the meantime, the real killer is so close
we can't even see him.
:54:54
And all these little details fall into place -
the angle of the gun.
:54:58
Shot by someone he knew
while the murderer was sitting down.
:55:03
- The calibre of the bullet.
- Right.
:55:05
Killed in a room
where he didn't wanna leave any traces.
:55:09
The empty bag?
:55:11
- That's a puzzler. I can't figure that one out.
- In all honesty, I must tell you,
:55:16
yours is one of the most absurd
hypotheses I have ever heard.
:55:20
Nothing you said proves anything
one way or another.
:55:23
I know. I'm not a lawyer,
and maybe my theories are not that great
:55:28
but, Mrs Williams,
I've been a cop for a long time
:55:31
and after a few years,
the old nose gets to be pretty good.
:55:35
- What do you want?
- You could help
:55:37
if you would just talk to me
about your husband
:55:39
and maybe I can come up with
a business associate, a friend,
:55:44
- somebody with a motive to kill.
- And if you can't?
:55:47
Federal men are on the kidnapping,
there's no harm done.
:55:52
- I don't hold with your murder theory.
- You're within your rights.
:55:57
Let me finish.
But I will do whatever I can to help.