:42:03
Do I?
:42:07
Paper said your husband was a lawyer
in New Hampshire.
:42:11
He has an office here.
:42:13
Most of his work was here.
:42:16
I'm in Congress.
:42:17
Yeah, I know.
:42:20
So why was he going to Miami?
:42:22
Business.
:42:24
He had business there.
:42:28
Are you investigating something?
:42:31
They were sitting together on the plane.
:42:35
Your husband.
:42:36
My wife.
:42:38
Do you know that?
:42:42
Three A and B.
:42:44
First class.
:42:47
First class isn't what it used to be.
It's not worth the money.
:42:57
Is there anything else?
:43:02
You mad at me?
:43:05
I don't know you, lieutenant.
Why would I be mad?
:43:08
I'm a sergeant.
:43:13
What are you? A sophisticator?
:43:16
That's my daughter.
:43:24
Sorry. An airline guy left
Dad's things downstairs...
:43:27
...so I brought them up.
:43:34
This is my daughter, Jessica.
:43:37
This is Sergeant...
:43:39
Van Den Broeck. They call me Dutch.
It's easier.
:43:44
He lost his wife on the plane.
:43:48
I'm sorry.
:43:52
Never been to New Hampshire.
You go to school there or here?
:43:56
I go to Andover. It's a prep school.