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in seeing these pictures
of Patsy's dead brother, Steve.
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- [Sighs]
- He looks very handsome in his swimsuit.
:27:10
He won five Gold Cups.
:27:12
- He was four years older than Patsy.
- Nine years older than me.
:27:16
He looks very handsome
in his baseball uniform.
:27:18
He only pitched no-hitters.
:27:20
Thank you for letting me see them.
:27:22
This one was taken after he came home
from the war a hero.
:27:26
He looks very handsome
in his uniform.
:27:30
- What do the double bars signify?
- He was a captain... a hero.
:27:32
He bombed Korea.
:27:34
When his country called on him
to serve again, he bombed Vietnam.
:27:38
A brilliant future in electronics.
:27:41
Not an enemy in the world. Who ever would
have thought he'd be shot down in his tracks...
:27:45
on the corner of 97 th Street
and Amsterdam Avenue?
:27:48
But I won't bore you
with our tragedy.
:27:51
Damn it, Mother! Must we go through
this every time I bring a man home for dinner?
:28:01
Patsy's done it again.
:28:06
Boy, I'd be killed
if I ever talked like that.
:28:11
And that's for basketball,
and that's for bowling.
:28:12
And that's for basketball,
and that's for bowling.
:28:15
And... that's for tennis.
:28:18
She's as strong as an ox.
:28:20
When we were kids,
we used to wrestle all the time.
:28:24
- I always lost.
- Are you still with us?
:28:26
- That's me with Steve.
- And me.
:28:29
They still don't have
any idea who did it, eh?
:28:31
Oh, it's all right.
It's perfectly all right.
:28:34
The boys down at homicide have worked long
and hard and imaginatively on this case.
:28:40
Many have become
close and personal friends.
:28:46
¤¤ [Humming]
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[Continues]