:11:02
Keough:
Justcame up screaming.
:11:04
Kelly:Whatdid he say?
:11:15
Just kind ofgurgled.
Hewas prettymuch dead.
:11:17
You didn'tsee anything?
:11:18
The lakewas calm
until up he came.
:11:21
Thetooth is in here.
:11:22
Oh,that's--
that'sthe morgue.
:11:24
Yes.
:11:26
Well, isthe dead guy
in there?
:11:28
That'swherethey
keepthem.
:11:30
Look...
:11:33
you wantmeto bring
thetooth out here?
:11:36
No.
:11:38
No. Let's...
:11:40
Afteryou.
:11:41
[doorcloses]
:11:43
This is reptilian.
And this is nota fossil.
:11:44
You really pulled this
outofthis guy?
:11:45
Yes, I did.
:11:49
I'll need to get
a microscopic lookat it.
:11:51
Thereyou go.
:11:53
Great.
:11:55
Maybe I should see--
:11:56
I wouldn't.
:12:01
I can deal with
dead men--bodies.
:12:02
Ohh.
:12:05
Uhh. Ohh,jeez.
:12:13
How long did this attack
go on for?
:12:14
Seconds.
8 maybe 10.
:12:23
Oh, and, uh,this is how
he came uptothe boat?
:12:25
Yes.
:12:28
Uh-huh.
:12:31
I'd like
to seethis lake.
:12:32
Keough: Nobody lives
within 25 miles ofit,
:12:35
exceptsome old couple
who live righton the lake.
:12:39
Teenagerstrek in
everyonce in a while
:12:42
to skinny-dip.
:12:45
None have disappeared.
:12:47
None have spotted
anything unusual.
:12:49
Didyou talk
tothe old couple?
:12:51
Notyet.
:12:53
What kind ofbackup
dowe have?
:12:55
We?
:12:56
What?
:12:58
I'm a little unclear
astowhythe museum
:12:59
would send
somebody here.