:15:01
And then we found this, Look,
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The professor?
:15:11
''Help me''?
''E,A, Johnston''?
:15:14
- ''4/2/1357''?
- 1357,
:15:17
- E,A, Johnston,
- What is going on?
:15:19
l cross-matched the signatures,
lt's definitely his handwriting,
:15:23
But he's only been gone for two days,
:15:25
Your father wrote that,
but he wrote it 600 years ago,
:15:29
What's going on here?
:15:31
François is looking for his spare pair,
l'll see if the prescriptions match,
:15:35
So you're telling me this is the
professor's and it's 600 years old?
:15:39
- What have you been smoking?
- Maybe you can explain,
:15:42
lf l knew, l'd explain it, All l know
is that the ink is 600 years old,
:15:46
l know, This is my father,
This is him,
:15:48
- He's just playing a prank,
- No! No, there is no way
:15:51
he would risk contaminating the site
as a joke, He just wouldn't,
:15:55
- Did you carbon-date the ink?
- Of course,
:15:58
- There's got to be another reason,
- l did it three times,
:16:04
Like l just said,
:16:06
your father wrote that note,
:16:08
but he wrote it 600 years ago,
:16:18
l don't care about lTC's policies,
l'm his son, l wanna talk to him now,
:16:22
l found the professor's glasses,
They were on his desk,
:16:26
lt's a perfect match, Look,
:16:29
We should do an optical test
to make sure,
:16:31
l'm sick of this, Either somebody
tell me where Professor Johnston is
:16:35
or l report a kidnapping
to the authorities,
:16:38
Have l made myself clear?
:16:41
Just tell us when and where,
:16:44
What is it?
:16:45
Doniger's sending a plane for us,
:16:48
We're going to New Mexico?
:16:50
Let's pack up, guys,
:16:53
Good morning,
:16:57
Steven Kramer, lTC,
Frank Gordon, security,
:16:59
- Where's my dad?
- You'll see your dad shortly,