:51:02
We won't report you
for the kidnapping attempt.
:51:05
-Right, Steve?
-Absolutely, Doug.
:51:08
Hold on.
:51:09
Any way you look at it, I'm clean.
I didn't know Garret.
:51:13
And I don't know how he knew me.
Everybody knows me.
:51:15
But he made me a crazy offer.
:51:17
He said if I'd help him find a guy
named Ralph Duran...
:51:20
that he thinks is in Miami now
living under a different name...
:51:23
we could split $20 million.
:51:26
$20 million, that's a lot of money.
But I told him to get out...
:51:29
because I don't go for those sneaky,
dirty things, really.
:51:34
Well, maybe not that dirty.
:51:37
What about Ralph Duran?
:51:39
The first time I ever heard his name...
:51:42
was when Garret gave it to me.
That's the truth. First time.
:51:45
Okay? Can I go now?
:51:48
-Sure.
-Thanks a lot. I could--
:51:54
Do we look like the kind of cops
who'd make a deal?
:51:59
-Right, Steve?
-Absolutely, Doug.
:52:06
Well, for once,
Fletcher appears to be telling the truth.
:52:09
There's nothing in the file to indicate
he had anything to do with Ralph Duran.
:52:13
But here's where the plot thickens.
:52:17
"Ralph Duran, highly dangerous...
:52:20
"suspected of various murders
and robberies.
:52:23
"On March 5, 1978, his body was found
in a Detroit garbage dump...
:52:27
"burned beyond recognition.
:52:29
"There was no prints.
:52:30
"The only identifiable thing
was a scorched credit card."
:52:35
Credit card? If you ask me, I smell a rat.
:52:38
-Yeah. A crook with credit cards?
-Right.
:52:42
Wait a minute.
:52:44
The robbery took place on March 1, 1978.
:52:48
We arrested Garret two days later.
You remember that?
:52:51
Sure, March 3.
:52:53
And then Duran's body
was found on March 5.
:52:57
With his record,
he could have been in with Garret.