:20:01
Let's go.
:20:04
- Talk to you later.
- All right.
:20:25
Did I startle you, sir?
:20:27
I'm so sorry,
but I can't let you disarrange...
:20:29
I'm Dr. Thomas
with the Scientific Investigation Division.
:20:35
Of course.
I'm so sorry, doctor.
:20:37
I didn't realize
you were a professional man.
:20:40
I worked very hard
on that neck wound,
:20:43
trying to make it look
as natural as I could
:20:46
so it wouldn't be offensive
to his loved ones.
:20:48
The flesh was torn right out
in a big chunk.
:20:51
I've never seen a rat bite
that size before.
:20:54
- Rat bite?
- Yes, sir.
:20:56
How deep was the wound
before it was repaired?
:20:58
I don't know.
Two or three inches at least.
:21:02
- Two or three inches?
- Yes, sir.
:21:05
Any other bruises or wounds?
:21:09
A slight abrasion on the left elbow,
probably the result of a fall.
:21:14
And you say
you didn't embalm?
:21:16
Yes, sir.
:21:20
It's strange.
:21:22
That is strange.
:21:24
Look at this.
His veins are empty.
:21:28
They collapse with pressure
and don't return to shape,
:21:31
and he wouldn't be this color
unless he lost a lot of blood.
:21:35
Who brought him in?
:21:36
I did... picked him up
at the coroner's office.
:21:40
Did they mention...
much bleeding?
:21:45
I can't say as they did, doctor.
:21:50
What about the other victim,
his associate?
:21:53
I didn't prepare that one.
:21:55
He was white.
I don't get many whites in here.