:15:00
Where's he from?
:15:02
He's from the hills, Pentecostal crackers.
:15:05
What was he in prison for?
:15:09
-I think it was battery.
-You think it was battery?
:15:12
-Who did he batter? A man? A woman?
-I don't know.
:15:16
It was fourteen years ago.
You know, it's kind of...
:15:20
I really don't remember.
:15:23
What does he want with you?
:15:25
He's just trying to bug us,
just messing around.
:15:28
He's an ex-con, so he's just...
:15:31
You know, he's probably upset
at the lawyer.
:15:35
-Yeah, your clientele.
-Yeah.
:15:41
-'Bye, Dad.
-'Bye, Dani.
:15:42
-You look tired.
-Thanks. I needed that.
:15:46
I'd rather Dani didn't wander out alone...
:15:49
...on her walks in the woods...
:15:50
...till I've started a few things,
maybe even talk to the boss.
:15:53
-What if she takes Benjamin with her?
-Big Ben, our guard dog?
:15:56
What's he gonna do, lick him to death?
:15:58
-Just tell her.
-What? I hardly know anything about him.
:16:01
I don't mean his biography.
Just there's some creep around.
:16:04
If you see him again,
call the cops and then call me.
:16:07
What about a weapon?
:16:09
In case things get exciting around here.
:16:12
Would you feel more secure
with a loaded gun in the house?
:16:15
We'd end up using it on each other.
:16:17
Or Dani would. He won't do anything.
He just got out of prison.
:16:20
He doesn't want to go right back.
:16:25
Call Lee Heller.
:16:27
Lee is a colorful character but he's still
the best criminal lawyer in the state.
:16:30
-Good.
-Get me Lee Heller.
:16:33
-Sam, you defended this guy, right?
-Right.
:16:36
What makes you think
he wants to harm you?
:16:38
Yesterday I was getting in my car.
:16:40
The guy comes up.
We have a conversation.
:16:42
He says to me,
"You're gonna learn about loss."
:16:47
That'd hardly qualify
under the terrorist threat statutes.
:16:50
Tom, for Christ's sake, the guy's an ex-con.
:16:52
You know as well as I do what that means.
:16:55
Last night, there he was, behind our house.
:16:58
-Attempted B and E.
-No, not exactly.