:29:04
Well, Jaye...
:29:07
...why don't you get me
a copy of the book?
:29:11
Both yours and L.A. Could you?
:29:13
I'll ask the captain.
I don't see why not.
:29:16
He was the lieutenant
on the Cemetery Man case.
:29:19
Yeah, I kind of remember that.
:29:23
Oh, well. I'm glad
someone got promoted.
:29:31
-Right here.
-Thanks.
:29:36
Mr. Lockridge, Terry McCaleb.
Thanks for seeing me.
:29:40
Are you a policeman?
:29:41
No, retired FBl. I'm investigating
a related case for a victim's family.
:29:46
-Good. Because police are stupid.
-Why?
:29:51
-Didn't they tell you?
-No.
:29:54
Why would they? When I found
the guy, I call 91 1, right?
:29:59
-Yeah.
-Yeah.
:30:00
They sent the ambulance
to the wrong place.
:30:03
Took them 20 minutes.
:30:05
He might have made it
if they hadn't screwed up.
:30:09
-Those things happen.
-No.
:30:11
They screwed up. A guy died.
End of story.
:30:15
I'm busy. I agreed to see you
because you're already here, so...
:30:19
...what do you want?
:30:21
I thought you'd give your
statement to me firsthand.
:30:24
For the love of God.
I needed cash.
:30:27
As I pulled up, the guy
driving out almost hits me.
:30:30
All I saw was a car.
There were no plates, no face, nothing.
:30:35
I walk up to the ATM,
and there's this guy bleeding.
:30:39
I figured he got it right before
I got there, so I called 91 1.
:30:43
Ten minutes later, they come,
driving right fucking past us. Past us.
:30:48
Any other details?
:30:50
It could've been me.
Could've been him finding me...
:30:54
...with the ambulance driving
right on fucking by. Good stuff.