1:03:01
l know it sounds crazy...
1:03:03
...but l found the lipstick.
The same lipstick the killer used.
1:03:06
Shimmer Lavender Love number 66,
at your house.
1:03:10
And you found it in the pocket
of a trench coat hanging in the closet?
1:03:14
Exactly. Plus, l heard her whistling the
same song l heard the killer whistle.
1:03:18
Like:
1:03:27
Now, you tell me.
Why would anyone but the killer...
1:03:30
...be whistling that specific song?
The odds would be astronomical.
1:03:33
Maybe the song
got stuck in her head...
1:03:35
...because she overheard
the real killer whistling it.
1:03:38
And maybe the real killer
is someone...
1:03:41
...very near and dear to her,
though she doesn't realize.
1:03:46
Sure. Or maybe the Hamburglar did it
and escaped with the Great Pumpkin.
1:03:50
Look, l understand this must be
very difficult for you...
1:03:54
...to be out-thunk
by a civilian like myself.
1:03:57
But we have to put
our egos aside right now...
1:03:59
...and do what's best for Eva.
1:04:00
She's clearly ill
and she needs our help.
1:04:03
You're absolutely right.
1:04:04
You know, the only thing
l can't think of is motive.
1:04:08
l mean, what could she
have against man-whores?
1:04:10
Maybe because they represent
a decline of this once glorious city...
1:04:15
...which has become a new Sodom
and Gomorrah for rich college kids...
1:04:18
...to smoke hash, to fornicate
with Venezuselan hookers...
1:04:21
...or to defecate on our
historic cobblestone streets.
1:04:26
They don't defecate on the streets.
1:04:33
Well, how do you know he's a tourist?
l mean, he could be a local.
1:04:42
Where is Eva now?
1:04:45
She's at your house.
1:04:46
Good.
1:04:55
Do you really think you need
all those weapons?
1:04:58
She doesn't seem that dangerous.