:43:03
I don't want to taIk to any reporters
right now, Mr. Kerner.
:43:06
I'm stiII wet and I just want to go home,
catch some sIeep.
:43:10
Too bad you won't meet Gina,
Mrs. BoIIingsworth.
:43:13
She's so friendIy.
:43:17
Are you Mrs. BoIIingsworth?
:43:19
No, I'm Sergeant Meredith KoIko
of the poIice force.
:43:22
''Cops Out of Uniform''?
:43:24
-And you are?
-I'm just Thomas Kresk.
:43:27
I saved the oId man.
:43:30
If you don't mind,
I want to ask you a few questions.
:43:33
Great body.
:43:34
-Excuse me?
-Your hair. It's reaIIy nice.
:43:40
Can you pIease describe
what happened on the bridge?
:43:45
WeII...
:43:47
...I was out for my morning jog...
:43:49
...and I saw Mr. BoIIingsworth.
:43:53
He feII into the river.
:43:57
-He sIipped and feII over the raiIing?
-Yes.
:44:00
Mr. BoIIingsworth
has aIways been very athIetic.
:44:03
Mr. Kerner, do you mind?
:44:08
Now, Mr. Kresk...
:44:10
...what happened on the bridge?
:44:13
Okay.
:44:15
There"...." He feII. Jumped.
:44:20
He jumped, but faIIing.
:44:24
Listen, Mr. Kresk.
:44:26
I want you to go home, dry off, take a nap.
:44:29
I wiII question you Iater, when I'm sure
you'II remember exactIy what happened.
:44:34
Great. Give me a caII and maybe
we'II go get dinner or something.
:44:39
That wiII be '"'"or something.'"'"
:44:41
Now, if you'II excuse us,
I need to taIk to Mr. Kerner.
:44:44
-Maybe I'II see you around then.
-Yes, you wiII.
:44:51
I'm reaIIy Iooking forward
to our interrogation.