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1:12:01
I'll say.
1:12:03
Crystal was almost like a daughter
to the Callaghans.

1:12:06
Oh, I'm sure they had
some swell Sunday dinners.

1:12:08
Anyway, they're both dead now.
1:12:11
One murdered and one a suicide.
According to the cops, that is.

1:12:15
Now there's a third body in the morgue
you might be interested in.

1:12:18
Not a suicide, very murdered,
with a witness.

1:12:22
- Might I ask whom?
- Gary Salt.

1:12:26
- Salt?
- The short pornographer.

1:12:28
- Murdered, you say?
- As in bumped off,

1:12:30
by your little roomie.
It seems he got a little impatient

1:12:32
when he went after the dirty pictures,
or maybe he just likes his work.

1:12:35
All I know is he blew a hole
through Salt's chest.

1:12:38
Oh, dear.
1:13:00
I had to search you, Mr. Hammett.
1:13:02
My clients would never
have forgiven me if I hadn't.

1:13:04
You do understand.
1:13:06
Of course.
1:13:13
I shall miss my Winston,
Mr. Hammett.

1:13:16
Well, I won't.
1:13:17
We were together for a long time,
a very long time.

1:13:20
We understood each other.
1:13:25
But as an officer of the court,
I have my sworn duty.

1:13:29
- Who are you calling?
- The proper authorities, of course.

1:13:32
- Who will do what?
- Tidy things up, naturally.

1:13:36
- Just like that?
- Yes, Mr. Hammett, just like that.

1:13:39
- You're an original, Hagedorn.
- The front door is to the left.

1:13:43
Thank you.
1:13:47
Open up, Samuel.
1:13:49
- I'm on the phone.
- Well, make it snappy.

1:13:52
Kit?
1:13:54
- What?
- My lawyer is Jim Welch,

1:13:56
he's in the book. Call him
as soon as I go through the door.

1:13:58
I don't think I like
this new career of yours.


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