:56:00
This.
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You read my letter?
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Yes, ma'am, I did.
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It was a very personal letter.
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Yes, ma'am, it was.
:56:17
What?
:56:18
I'm sorry.
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- You seem familiar.
- Hello, there.
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Morning, Miss...
:56:27
Good morning, Miss Owens.
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Good morning...
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Mr...?
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Mr. Hallet.
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I'm not going to
beat around the bush.
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I need to find your boyfriend,
James Angelov.
:56:39
I don't know where he is.
:56:41
I wouldn't exactly call him
my boyfriend.
:56:45
He's more like a big mistake.
:56:49
Is that his handiwork there?
:56:52
If a man hits me,
he only does it once.
:56:57
Can I take a peek at your...?
:57:02
Now, I can tell...
:57:05
that you've never touched a woman
in anger all your life.
:57:08
May I have my hand back, please?
:57:10
You're telling me
you have no idea where he is?
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I told you.
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He hit me
and I haven't seen him since.
:57:17
When was that?
:57:18
Three days ago.
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Right, Sal? Three days.
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Excuse me.
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Whose car is that
in the driveway?
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The one with
the Arizona plates?
:57:30
That's my car.
:57:31
That's your car.
:57:33
Plate number 2-2-9 M-O-B?
:57:36
That's James L. Angelov's car.
:57:39
Come on now.
:57:43
We stole it, and it's a crime.
:57:45
I know this,
but he basically kidnapped her.
:57:50
He kidnapped you?
:57:53
He didn't really kidnap her.
He sort of, like...
:57:56
a little nap.
:57:58
No, there was a car and she...