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Since you aren't in the habit
of loading an extra bullet,
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:24:07
15 matches the number
you had to begin with.
:24:11
:24:11
Then,
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:24:13
what's this one bullet?
:24:15
:24:17
It was neither shot by you
nor recovered later.
:24:20
:24:20
Yet it pierced through
a soldier's body.
:24:22
:24:25
If someone hid the bullet,
:24:28
:24:28
it means he's afraid it might
reveal whose gun fired it.
:24:32
:24:33
In other words,
there was someone else,
:24:34
:24:34
a fifth person at the scene.
:24:37
:24:40
What do you think of my theory?
:24:41
:24:46
Sometimes they set fires on
the DMZ for good visibility.
:24:51
:24:53
One night we burned
a reed field.
:24:56
:24:58
And all the mines blew up like fireworks.
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:25:03
Then, another time...
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:25:06
Was Private Nam with you then, too?
:25:09
:25:19
This is the beretta you had
when you were rescued.
:25:22
:25:23
Everyone assumed that
this was your gun.
:25:26
:25:31
I requested an inquiry
on the serial number.
:25:33
:25:33
This gun belongs to Private Nam.
:25:34
:25:36
Pvt. Nam said his gun broke during
the rescue and fired only once.
:25:41
:25:44
The beretta M-9 is an automatic,
:25:47
:25:47
so the slide cocks back
after each shot.
:25:50
:25:51
It broke right here.
:25:53
:25:54
You know all this, right?
You're the weapons expert.
:25:57
:25:58
I inspected the gun registered to
you that Private Nam returned.