:45:00
He was ashamed.
:45:04
When Doyle took me
from my daughter...
:45:11
I went to sleep.
:45:17
All I had left was to pray.
:45:21
Mi miedo
es mi maldicion.
:45:28
My fear is my curse.
:45:32
What's yours?
:45:37
I was born
without a conscience.
:45:44
There's a...
fella here come to see you.
:45:48
John Smith,
meet Captain Tom Pickett.
:45:51
He is the head ranger
here in my district.
:45:55
He generally
just comes down when...
:45:57
Shut up, Galt.
:45:58
Sit down, Mr Smith.
:46:03
Now, Sheriff, Mr Smith
and I are going to have a drink.
:46:07
We got a lot
to talk about tonight.
:46:11
I'm here about
a murdered policeman.
:46:13
He got himself killed
the other side of the river
:46:15
in some crummy,
little Mexican town.
:46:17
A few locals killed, too,
:46:20
and a double-dealing
comandante named Ramirez.
:46:26
But the man
I'm concerned about
:46:28
was an American
on the border patrol.
:46:30
He had a family. Well-liked
by his brother officers.
:46:33
I guess he strayed a little bit
in some departments,
:46:35
but he was an officer
of the lawjust the same.
:46:38
You know anything
about his death, son?
:46:42
No, I don't think so.
:46:45
That's odd.
:46:47
Don't hardly seem possible.
:46:49
Mr Galt here says
you're real well-informed
:46:52
on what happens around here.
:46:53
You saying I did it?
:46:57
I asked if you knew anything
about it, not if you did it.