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When you first meet people, all you
see are the differences between you.
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But as time passes,
you start noticing the similarities.
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I guess that's how
all friendships begin.
:43:23
Okay, so you first. You put down
a card, and then I put down a card.
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And then when they match up...
:43:31
...and it's the same card...
:43:32
...then you go "snap" and I take it.
:43:34
And I take the cards
that's there and...
:43:37
Like that.
:43:44
Snap.
:43:46
I thought you said
you never played this before.
:43:49
I haven't.
:43:50
I really haven't.
I'm a fast learner, I guess.
:43:53
I was reading in your deal how they
never caught that Black Doler killer.
:43:58
- Black Dahlia.
- Yeah.
:43:59
They didn't.
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Well, I was wondering how come.
See what I'm getting at?
:44:05
It's like...
:44:06
Well, some people think
he just stopped killing...
:44:10
...disappeared back into society.
:44:12
That's dandy, but I want to know what
a smart fellow like yourself thinks.
:44:17
I always thought
it was a serial killer.
:44:19
Anybody who took that much time
and care bisecting a human being...
:44:22
- Bisecting?
- You know, he cut them in two.
:44:25
- He hacked them up?
- Two pieces, yeah. In half.
:44:28
Anybody who did that
must've enjoyed it...
:44:30
...and he would've done it again
until somebody stopped him.
:44:35
That's good.
That's a good theory, Bri.
:44:41
You want to hear mine?
:44:45
Sure.
:44:46
Okay.
:44:49
Ain't you gonna record it?
:44:56
Early Grayce's Black Dahlia theory.