Out of Time
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:38:00
- I think it's definitely "were."
- Right, Chae.

:38:03
Hey, Mathias, check it out.
:38:06
Definitely arson.
:38:10
It's definitely arson. Definitely.
:38:15
The closer I stay
to the scene, the better.

:38:17
Yeah, it's possibly
a double homicide.

:38:20
We're gonna have to
take this thing over.

:38:26
Chief, Judy Anderson's mom
is visiting from Orlando.

:38:29
Last night, Judy said her mom
saw somebody sneaking around.

:38:33
I checked it out,
didn't see anything.

:38:35
We should probably tell Alex.
:38:37
I'll tell her.
You get back to the office.

:38:39
They want me to run my investigation
out of your place for the next 24.

:38:43
I need your help--background
on the vics, people they knew.

:38:47
- A tour guide?
- You cool with that?

:38:49
- Okay. No problem.
- Are you sure?

:38:51
No problem at all.
:38:52
Why don't we ride back
and you fill me in on the Harrisons?

:38:54
My boys will set up at your place.
:38:56
- Okay.
- Great.

:39:08
I just wanted to say
I'm really sorry about the timing.

:39:12
What do you mean?
:39:14
With the papers,
and then this today.

:39:17
The divorce papers?
:39:18
- I should have called you before.
- That would have been nice.

:39:22
I know.
:39:24
But it has been eight months.
Don't you think we need closure?

:39:28
I really don't want
to talk about it.

:39:35
Thanks for opening up.
:39:39
Let's talk about the Harrisons.
Either of them screwing around?

:39:43
I don't know. Is anybody
happily married these days?

:39:49
These have already
been gone through.

:39:51
Right. He was supposed
to get off at 1 1 :30.

:39:56
Right. Mr. Harrison.
:39:59
So you don't know if Mr. Harrison
came to work or not. Hold on.


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