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- [Announcer] It's a green flag.

- Come on J.

(laughing)

- [Jackie] Introduce me.

- Excuse me, this is Pepper Anderson, this is Jackie.

- Crowley.

- My wife.

- Your brother crashed because you beat him up

before the race.

That's your fault, he's dead.

- [Willie] You like taking chances don't ya?

- Saw you didn't I?

- I guess you know a good thing when you saw.

- You're watching the wrong curves.

(upbeat music)

(dramatic music)

- Not me baby, no way.

- Look it's 100 extra horse power.

- Dammit, you ain't gonna do this to me.

- What are you afraid of?

We put it in after the tech inspection.

- I will.

I run this thing under my own ability.

- Well it looks like all of a sudden we got

a star on our hands.

- I'd go back to nothing dammit

before I run with the bottom.

- Hey JJ?

- See what your friend wants.

- Hey Joe.

- Hey JJ.

What was that all about?

- Nothing.

- Nothing, what does that mean?

You don't wanna talk about it?

- He wanted to install a nitrous oxide bottle

under the car.

- With laughing gas?

- Yeah, it purifies the gas mixed with it

and if I won with that thing and they found out

about it I'd be disqualified and lose the money.

- Hmm, why'd you guys do an inspection?

- We weighed in a little light so Willie added

more balance to the left riv.

- I bet that graveled him up.

- It did, but even with the extra weight

we lean out the copper ends to make up for it

and set a fast time of 17.2.

- [Announcer] Yes sir, race fans.

It's going to be some race.

- They gonna kiss the winner?

More power to you bro.

- I'm glad you see things my way.

- How's your brother Bo Bo doing?

Is he trying to he his stuff together?

- Bo Bo's got a lot of problems Joe,

and I don't know how to help.

- Is he in trouble again?

- He's always into something, you know that.

- What about you?

You all right?

- Yeah, yeah.

- You sure?

- Hey Wilkes, come on, let's go.

- Mr. Personality, duty calls.

- Go get them door slammers bro.

- I'll see ya after the race.

Maybe you can buy me a beer.

- Okay.

- [Announcer] Start of advantage, watches the bottom

of the turn and it's a green flag.

(cheering)

52 takes the inside as they take the first composition

into the turn.

Look at John's on the outside.

Look at that car pull of in the back stretch.

On the front stretch 52 is in front with 44 and five

challenging.

The pack is still bunched into the turn.

On the 158th lap, little short of the halfway mark

Alpha is getting lead for par 15 seconds.

And JJ Wilkes has surprised everybody

holding the third position from a fifth row start.

Don Angles is fourth.

At 230 laps the yellow is still out,

and here's the green flag.

JJ poured it on past the stands.

- Come on J.

- [Announcer] It's going to be a running back stretch.

- All right.

(exploding)

- [Announcer] Get those emergency vehicles out there.

It looks like car seven JJ Wilkes.

Can't see what the other cars are involved.

It doesn't look good.

Got those extinguishers going fellas.

Every emergency vehicle and truck is out there now.

Looks like it started a fire.

There's definitely three or four cars involved.

It looks like JJ Wilkes, car number seven is flooded,

but the smoke is all thick.

I can't make it out.

- Morning.

- You look very oriental.

- It's one of the things I like about you Pete.

You're so observant.

- Oh that's right, today is your Thai cooking class.

How's it doing?

- Hot, hot, they could serve charcoals

and nobody would notice.

- Pepper, Pete?

- Well you look very oriental.

- Aren't you all the same?

Thank you, I'm glad you noticed.

It's for my cooking class.

- Okay, listen.

Joe wants us to investigate JJ Wilkes' death.

I talked to Parks and he said okay.

- So you still don't think it was an accident huh Joe?

- Well he was okay an hour earlier,

at least he said he was.

I tell ya, he wasn't drunk or drinking,

and he wasn't a pill popper.

Preliminary inspection of the car

didn't turn up anything and JJ was too careful a driver

just to crack up for no reason at all.

- Couldn't one of the other racers have clipped him?

- Well I went over the report and it gave no reason

for him to lose control.

No, something is rotten.

And I love that man enough to want to find out

what it is.

- Excuse me, can you tell me where I might find

Sargent William Crowley?

- Yes, he's right in there.

- Hey Pepper.

Why don't you put this on, you won't be so overdressed.

- Can we help you?

- Jackie what?

(laughing)

- You always were eloquent.

- Crazy, just surprised.

How are ya?

- Don't fall over with enthusiasm.

I'm fine.

Introduce me?

- Excuse me this is Pepper Anderson, Joe Styles,

and Pete Rush, this is Jackie.

- Crowley.

- My wife, my ex wife.

- How did you ever let her get away Bill?

- How did you ever get her in the first place?

She's lovely.

Well look, we're gonna follow some leads.

It's nice meeting you.

Come on Pete.

- It's very nice to meet you.

- You probably have a lot to catch up on.

It's nice to meet you finally Mrs. Crowley.

- Jackie.

- Here, sorry.

- You wanna keep it?

- No, no, I was planning to change.

I was just playing around.

- Come on.

Have a seat.

Want some coffee?

- No, thanks.

- You look terrific Jackie.

- Oh, that's because you're looking at a brand new woman.

- Oh how's that?

- Jacqueline Iyelo Crowley, Interior Decorator.

- You finally did it.

- I did.

- Congratulations.

- You know, you were right all the time.

People love my work.

- Sure.

- And you know what else?

- No what else?

- I won't be needing any more alimony after

three more months.

- You're getting married.

- Oh no, I figure with the business

I'll be loaded by then and I know what

a cop's salary's like so.

- Well I'm making a little more money than I was

in those days.

- Oh, you don't wanna give up the payments?

- I didn't say that.

- Can't find a way to spend the money.

- If you're serious, I mean if you're really serious

I'll find a way to spend it.

- I'm sure you will.

I bet you even keep a 10 spot in your sock drawer.

That's my mad money.

(chuckling)

- This is terrific, I mean about your business.

It's, you can tell us all about that.

Speaking of mad money, you still keep yours in your bra?

- [Jackie] I don't wear a bra anymore.

- Hey Pep, I was just about to ask Jackie

to go to dinner with you and me tonight.

- Oh, I'm sorry Bill, I have something planned.

- Cancel it, that's an order Sargent.

- Well since you asked so nicely.

- I'd love to, if you don't mind a third wheel.

- Look I told ya once already, don't touch anything

under there.

I can still cherry it out.

- Look Craft, I know what I'm doing.

I used to race my old Mustang at Ascot remember?

- Ya well this baby cost me 20,000 bucks man.

- Okay.

Now where's the bottle?

- What bottle?

- The laughing gas.

- Happens to be illegal and you know that.

- Yeah, we know it's illegal and we also heard

that you wanted him to run with a bottle.

- Well he ran clean.

You just found that out for yourself.

- So when was the inspection?

The day before the race?

- Yeah, she was perfect then.

24 hours later.

- Bam, hmm.

So who had access to the garage after that?

- Look, boys I don't wanna tell ya how to do your job,

but you're wasting your time.

There wasn't any sabotage.

- Death was from a blood clot in the brain,

subdural hematoma.

You'd think it by the crash one would think,

but you see this?

He was still wearing this when I got him.

You notice the dent isn't bad enough to cause

an injury like this.

- Wait a minute you say he died from a blood clot,

but he had it before the accident.

- Yes, there are definite signs which would indicate

that it is older than the injuries received in

the accident.

And these, now he's got some pretty vicious bruises

on his left arm, notice the color?

Now compared with the others he received

when the car banged into the wall.

- They're slightly different.

- Doctor you say that Wilkes was already unconscious

at the time of the accident.

How do you know that?

- See this hand?

It's relaxed.

When a driver is about to have an accident,

he'll clutch the wheel in an attempt to control

his vehicle.

Now I've had drivers in here whose hands

were literally glued to the wheel and head to be

pried off.

Evidently this man wasn't holding onto the wheel at all.

- Here she comes.

After that, he proposed?

- Well let's just say he proposed everything but marriage.

We were so poor then we couldn't even afford to go

on a honeymoon and Bill had to be on call

for a case so we spent it in a very romantic

garage apartment in the valley.

- That's true.

- Big spender even then huh?

Thank you honey.

- We always promised ourselves a real honeymoon

in Italy and since we're both Italian Sorento for Bill

and Palermo for me.

- Actually only one of us is a true Italian.

The other one's a Sicilian.

- In the whole five years that we were married

I couldn't convince him that Sicilian is Italian.

- Sicilian's are renegade Greeks.

- Don't fight it Jackie, I have not been able to convince

him of anything except to maybe pick up the check.

- Who do you think is paying this mess?

- [Jackie] How'd you swing that one?

You're partner, she's something.

- Oh Pepper, well I just threw my weight around

til they had to assign her to my division.

- She a good cop?

- She's the best.

- How are things Bill?

- Things are good.

How about you, anybody special?

- [Jackie] There's a guy who's in insurance.

Nothing dramatic to report but after some of the others

I guess I shouldn't complain.

- [Bill] You happy?

- [Jackie] Sure.

- [Bill] That's all that matters.

(peaceful music)

- I'd forgotten what a gentleman you are.

- Let's see if I can handle this.

There you go.

- It was a lovely evening.

I wasn't sure if I was doing the right thing,

but I'm glad I called you.

- I'm glad you did too Jackie.

It's good to see ya again.

I guess I've been curious.

- I guess I hope that means you've missed me.

- You'd better get in.

Listen, I'll call ya tomorrow okay?

Good bye.

- Good night.

(peaceful music)

- Well good morning William.

- Good morning.

- Yep.

All right, let's have it.

What'd you guys come up with?

- Well nothing much.

The car was a mess but we didn't see any evidence

of tampering.

- Security was so tight I'd doubt if anybody

got in that way.

Unless they came in from the inside.

- Well who was close to Wilkes?

His family, his friends, girlfriend who?

- He was close to his parents.

But he had a lady, Kitty Davis.

What did you get from the car?

- Somebody beat up Wilkes up the night before

his big race.

- Beat up?

- Yeah, that's what he died from apparently.

Blood clot on the brain.

He also had bruises all over his arms

that were not sustained from the accident.

Surprised you didn't see them.

You saw him, you were with him.

- Yeah, but he was wearing coveralls.

But he did seem to have a pain inside,

even though he didn't want to admit it.

- What do you know about the owner Joe?

The one that he was arguing with?

- We're trying but as usual nobody seems to want

to communicate.

- Keep going will ya?

Just keep digging till ya come up with something.

- [Pete] Sure we'll try William.

- She's lovely.

- Huh?

- Jackie.

Jacqueline Crowley.

- That's funny, she says the same thing about you.

- Boy, she is one of the few women that I know of

who gave up alimony without having to.

That's weird unless.

- Unless what?

- Unless she's still in love with you.

- Is that the cop talking or the woman?

- I was a woman first.

- Did I ever tell you how we happened to get

a divorce?

- Tell me.

- She couldn't handle my being a cop.

She couldn't take the hours.

She couldn't stand to sleep alone.

If I wasn't home at night, she had me out shacked up

some place or bleeding to death in an alley.

It got so bad that if a friend came to the door

she'd almost faint.

Til they could assure her that they weren't there

to tell her I was dead somewhere.

She almost had a nervous breakdown.

So she just finally split.

Said she was gonna have to try to put herself

together again.

- So she did?

And she's back.

- Yeah, she's back.

She's back.

(upbeat music)

(honking)

- [Pepper] Hey Jackie.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- Am I under surveillance or something?

- What are you doing clear out here?

- Right now I guess I'm looking for transportation.

- Hop in.

- Isn't this the day for your cooking class?

Aren't you going to be late?

- They'll just review their heart burns for

the first half hour.

Come on, going back to the motel?

- Yeah, thanks Pepper.

I was beginning to feel a bit weary.

- [Pepper] You too look a little pushed.

What's the matter?

Our smog getting to you?

- No, I think it's the reuben sandwich I had for lunch.

Got my tummy a little wobbly.

Boy, I thought Chicago was the windy city,

what a mess.

(dramatic music)

- William?

- We just checked on Craft's background.

He's definitely dirty.

- How dirty?

- Well he's got some pretty rough rims,

Silver, Eckerly, Corvelus.

- Gambling?

You think maybe Craft had some high stakes

on that race and Wilkes wouldn't cooperate?

- Well JJ said their argument was about that.

Craft wanted to boost the car's horsepower

with nitrous oxide.

JJ wouldn't have any.

- Pep it looks like you're just in time

for a little typecasting.

How would you like to play a wealthy, bored,

racetrack groupie?

With a gambling addiction.

- Fine.

- Joe, can you arrange a meeting this afternoon

with Wilkes' girlfriend?

- No problem.

- All right, get on it right now will ya?

- Come on Peter, make that run with me.

- I wanted that part.

- What's wrong Pep?

- Have you talked to Jackie?

- Not since last night, no.

Why?

- I gave her a ride yesterday from the University.

- What was she doing out there?

- Well I picked Jackie up outside the medical complex

and she had a bandaid on her hand.

Like after you have a blood test.

- Yeah.

- It's a combination of things.

She said that her stomach was feeling queasy

and then when she combed her hair a lot of hair fell out.

- What are you getting at Pepper?

- I think she's having treatments.

I think it's chemotherapy.

(doorbell ringing)

- Joe.

- Hi Kitty, may we come in?

- Yeah.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Kitty these are a couple of partners of mine.

This is Sargent Anderson, Sargent Crowley.

They'd like to ask you some questions.

- Would you like some coffee or tea or soft drink?

- No I don't think so.

- No thanks.

- You mind if I fix myself some,

I've gotta keep busy.

- In that case I'll have what you're having.

- Kitty?

Kitty we're gonna have to ask you some questions

that might be painful.

We'll do it as quickly as we can.

- First of all we'd like to know if

you saw JJ before the race?

- I wanted to, but I couldn't.

I had to work.

- What about the day before?

- No.

I didn't see him then either.

He likes, he'd like to get to bed early

the night before a race.

So he could get a good night's sleep.

I'm sorry (crying).

- It's all right, it's all right.

We're just sorry we have to put you through this.

- Kitty, was he under any pressure?

More than usual to win that race or lose it?

- I don't think so.

But he never talked about his problems much.

He always liked to be up when we were together.

- How well do you know Willie Craft?

- That redneck cracker he acted like he owned JJ.

- Did Craft have any reason to want to hurt JJ?

- I don't think so.

JJ always did what he said.

He did what everybody said.

- Do you know of anybody who wanted to see him

out of that race?

- Everybody loved him.

Even the other drivers because he was special.

Just ask Joe.

Wasn't he Joe?

I mean, wasn't he special?

- Yeah, he was special.

(telephone ringing)

- Bill?

- What?

- I just wanted to know if you've had

a talk with Jackie yet.

- No I haven't.

- You are planning to aren't ya?

You do realize why she came back, don't you?

Don't say it's the clinics.

There are clinics all over the country.

- Listen Pepper, if you don't mind.

I know what I gotta do in my life

and I'd like to do it my own way okay?

- I saw the strangest sculpture today.

It was a bronze of two tigers locked in combat.

One was up in the air balanced by just his paw

with his tail touching the other one.

It was gorgeous, can you imagine living with it?

Are you angry about something?

- Damn right I am.

- Why, because I came back?

- You know better than that.

- Do I?

- Yes, you do.

You're not being honest with me Jackie.

- It's pretty hard to believe.

After all, you're the first man who made an honest

woman out of me.

- I'd appreciate not hearing anymore jokes okay?

And I don't want to hear any more about you being

an interior decorator.

Now I wanna know why you're here Jackie.

You owe me that.

- Why?

- Because we never lied to each other before.

- How do you tell somebody you're going to die?

Especially somebody you still love?

That's the first time I've said that out loud.

I'm going to die and I'm afraid.

I've got Leukemia Bill.

Suddenly I've gotta finish up loose ends

and I don't feel finished with us.

I have kicked myself over and over again

for walking out on the most important person

in my life.

- Jackie, why didn't you just tell me up front?

- I had to find out about you

and whether you were involved with somebody,

or you still even cared about me.

I couldn't beg, didn't you see.

It would destroy the meaning of it.

- What's the prognosis?

- Well the doctor wouldn't say.

He said it wasn't fair because no one

can honestly give anyone an estimate

because of remissions and all that but from what I've asked

and read, it's a few weeks or a few months.

Even with remissions.

- Where you going Bo Bo?

- Who said I was?

- Your not going to see those people again are you?

Please stay away from them.

You'll just get hurt.

We've already lost JJ.

You think about your brother son.

Haven't we had enough pain?

- I kinda dig the pain mama?

It's the only thing that doesn't let me down.

- Will you be back for supper?

- I don't know.

- Bo Bo.

Your mother asked you a question.

- And I answered it.

- How's it going?

You, looking for someone?

- No one in particular.

That your new car?

- Well you might say that.

Some new paint, new windshield,

little engine work, make me a real proud papa.

- Too bad about the Chevellle.

- I'd remember if I knew ya.

Now how do you know me?

- Let's just say a lot of money depends on my knowing

who owns what.

(laughing)

That thing got any guts?

- Do you?

- Joe.

- How are you Mr. Wilkes?

- Well fine son, fine, how are you?

- Okay, considering.

- Joe?

I miss him so much already.

- I'm sorry.

We all do.

We just sitting down for lunch, can ya join us?

- No, I'm here on business.

Maybe I should come back at another time.

- No, no, you can sit with us and eat while we talk.

It's not about Bo Bo is it?

- No I'm investigating JJ's accident.

- [Mr. Wilkes] Hey Francis, serve another plate,

we got company.

- What are we dreaming for?

- Solid rage.

- Takes more than a hot car to scare me babe.

- You like taking chances don't ya?

- Only those I can afford to lose.

- You're smart too.

Smart enough to know a good thing when you see it.

- Saw you, didn't I?

- Yeah you did.

- I guess you knew a good thing when you saw.

- You're watching the wrong curves,

eyes on the road cowboy.

- I love a feisty broad.

- Yeah, I know you do.

- How long had he had his apartment?

- Well he moved out about six weeks ago.

Didn't he tell you?

- No he didn't.

Well, I guess he was so excited about the race

he couldn't talk about anything else.

What about Bo Bo?

Is he in some kind of trouble?

You think he might know where JJ was that night?

- Joe, he's a bad one.

We can't make him mind anymore.

Just comes and goes as he pleases and he won't tell

us where.

He could have been with JJ.

I just don't know.

- [Bill] What'd you find out?

- Well his parents said that they didn't know

where JJ might have been that night.

They did have dinner with him the night before

and everything seemed to be fine.

- That gives us exactly zero to go on.

I hope you're having better luck than we are.

- What can I tell you?

He's a perfect target.

I whispered a lot of sweet nothing doings

in his ear while he went into his macho driving act

but I don't think he had anything to do with Wilkes' death.

- Huh why?

- When I did him getting talking about Wilkes,

all he could say that he was so sorry

he didn't have all that money.

They thought they were gonna win that race.

- I'll be right back.

What you standing over here for?

You should join us.

- Oh I didn't want to interrupt your meeting.

- Is everything okay?

- Could we walk?

- Sure.

- I have to go to the hospital tomorrow.

The doctors say they want to take some more tests.

- [Bill] What kind of tests?

- My medicine.

I keep hoping one morning I'll wake up and be told

they're ready to try out a new drug.

Something fantastic and they wanna use it on me.

- You think this'll be it?

- You might think this is funny,

but did you ever have a feeling that your life

was for a special purpose?

Like there's something you have to accomplish while

you're here.

I keep hoping that my special mission will be

to be the first cancer cure.

Sort of like the first heart transplant.

It kind of helps me to get through

the rough spots.

Times when I can't handle one more test.

Bill, I don't wanna be alone.

Stay with me.

Please.

- [Joe] So what's happening Bo Bo?

- I already told you, they busted me for joy riding.

- In who's car?

- That's a dumb question.

You pick out a car, you wire it, you take off,

that's that.

- Got another question for you,

where were you last weekend when JJ was killed?

- I was having a party and having a good time.

- What about the night before?

- I was probably doing the same thing.

But you see it's kind of hard for me to remember that

because see you are making me nervous.

- I'm investigating JJ's death.

Now I need help man.

- And that's your problem ain't it?

- You know with that smart mouth of yours

you'll go places, straight to the slammer.

- [Woman] Yes, JJ wasn't home that night.

- Did anyone visit him that night?

- Well I wouldn't know about that.

We all mind our business around here.

That's our policy.

We believe that everybody living in this building

has an absolute right to privacy.

I put it here when I heard you knock.

I thought you were my son and he doesn't like me

to indulge in any forms of pleasure whatsoever.

- I find that an invasion of personal privacy

and indeed a very serious one.

- You remind me of him, he's a hippie too.

No offense of course.

- It really doesn't matter.

I thought I was a beatnik.

But what I find amazing is that you have

a grown up son.

I find that extremely incredible.

- Would you, would you like me to mix you one of these?

It's very smooth and warm.

- No thank you, not right now.

Now when I'm on duty.

But what I would like you to do for me

is to try and remember if anybody came to visit

JJ that night, anybody at all?

- His brother.

- You sure?

- Oh sure, I know that one.

He's always lurking around looking for trouble.

He's got a lecherous eye too.

Even for women my age.

- You know what I've always wanted to do?

- No, what?

- Have a picnic at the Sunset Bowl.

- Really, the Sunset Bowl?

- Uh-huh, with table cloths and real china

and good wine.

- I'll tell you what.

You get out here, first thing we'll do,

we'll have a picnic at the Sunset Bowl.

I mean it, I promise.

I promise.

- Oh I'll get out.

See I've made a bargain with God.

I'll put up with anything they'll do if it'll buy me

another remission.

I want a little more time with you Bill.

I promised I wouldn't ask for anything else

if I could just have a little more time with you.

- Jacqueline Crowley, your room is ready for you now.

Follow me please.

- Hi.

Oh no no don't.

Please don't blow that thing.

All you're gonna get is me or a hockey team.

I'm with the police department, see.

I'd like to ask you a few questions.

- What about?

- Why don't we step over here.

I think you'd be a little more comfortable, okay?

- Okay.

- Beautiful day isn't it?

Looks like you've got enough vegetables to last you

for a whole week.

What I'm trying to find out is what happened

next door to ya last Friday night?

- I knew I should have called the police.

- [Pete] What does that mean?

- Well it was awful.

There was someone in there fighting.

- You mean like arguing?

- No, fighting, like hitting and hitting and hitting.

- Fist fighting kind of thing.

Why didn't you call the police?

- I couldn't move I was so scared.

I just kept hoping the sounds would go away.

- Do you know who was in there?

- No.

I don't know any of the neighbors.

I don't wanna know any of the neighbors

in this building.

I just wanna be left alone.

(upbeat music)

- No, it's all right, thank you.

- He's left the hospital.

Nobody seems to know where he went.

- You know Pepper, you should have seen it.

It was like talking to a rock, no emotion.

I mean even when I talked about his brother.

- You wanna hear the term the psychologist's use.

Effect less, emotional zombies.

- Hey, where's Bill.

- He was supposed to be at the hospital.

- Get a load of this, I just talked with Wilkes'

landlady, I just came from there and she said

that she was sure that she saw his brother there

Friday night and also the neighbor lady said

that she heard sounds coming from the apartment.

You know sounds like hitting sounds, quite a trip huh?

(dramatic music)

- I'll take the back just in case he decides

to grab it.

- You too?

- Yeah, Pete's hunches are usually right.

(dramatic music)

(knocking)

(dramatic music)

Pete, Pete.

- [Pete] One twitch man I'll blow your head right

off your shoulders.

- Well you know what I think would be a smart thing

to do, just get all our volcano hiking out of the way first.

And when we get good and tired, take off some place

like Capri.

Spend the rest of the time sleeping on the beach.

- Or whatever.

- That sound good to you, Capri?

- Sounds perfect, can we go tonight?

- No, we can't go tonight.

I gotta do my laundry.

As soon as you get out of this hospital

we'll take off like a big bird.

- You know don't you, there's a chance I won't

ever leave the hospital.

- Will you knock it off?

Of course you're gonna leave this hospital.

- Don't put your hopes up too high, okay?

- Listen.

- Hello.

Yes, he's here.

Oh listen thanks for the flowers, they're beautiful.

It's Pete.

- Hey Pete.

Just now where?

Yeah right.

No you stay with the kid, sit on him.

Pepper's been hurt.

She's downstairs in emergency.

- There, that oughta do it.

- It goes with my earrings.

- You look great.

- I'll buy that.

Now you just sit quiet and relax Sargent, okay?

- Thanks Doctor, what else can I do?

Why are you such a sourpuss?

- I'm sorry Pepper, I should have been there with ya.

- Don't be silly, you were right where you were

supposed to be.

- Let me see this thing.

How many stitches they take?

- 17, well seven.

Hi Jackie.

- For cops you sure do make a big deal

out of a scratch.

(dramatic music)

- I'd better go talk to her.

- No I'll talk to her, it's my problem.

- Please Bill, let me handle it.

I think I can.

- Okay, you handle it.

(dramatic music)

- Uh Jackie.

- Pepper, I'm sorry.

- Hey, I didn't come here to ask for an apology.

I came here to, well because I figured,

I figured you'd be kicking yourself.

- Well it was a rotten thing to say.

- If anybody has a right to be angry

or say anything it's you.

- Oh, oh I feel so guilty.

- Jackie, why do you feel guilty?

- Because I'm jealous of you and I like you.

I'm jealous that you're so beautiful

and healthy and have so many years to live

and you're gonna be here and be with him

and be alive.

- I just don't know what to say.

- I guess you're used to death and dying huh?

Bill used to say he got hardened to it

after a while.

- No, no you never get used to losing someone you love.

- He's just about to tell us where he was

last Friday night.

We don't quite believe he was out of the pipe.

- I was at my brothers for a little while, so what.

- Pretty heavy man, hitting your own brother.

- Who said I hit him?

- Your landlady and a neighbor.

We wanna know why.

- He was hassling me.

- Why was he hassling you?

Now let me guess, he knew you were pushing drugs

and he was threatening to turn you in, is that it?

- No man.

- Look, your brother crashed because you beat him up

before the race.

That's your fault he's dead.

- Don't you have any feelings at all?

- You think by showing me his body that's supposed

to make me emotional?

All worked up.

When you get emotional the other guy's got you

by the throat.

- So you just cut off everything and you're invulnerable.

Is that how it works?

- You know folks say that he looks like me.

- Get him out of here.

- What'll happen to him?

- We got him cold on resisting and assault with

a deadly weapon.

The joy riding has been upped to grand theft auto

and the boys and I have a little surprise for him.

But you'll have to ask Juvenile what's gonna happen

to him.

- He's really something.

He really is.

(romantic music)

- This chill feels good after the hospital.

- You said you wanted a picnic at the bowl.

- I should have known you'd find a way to swing it.

Thank you Bill.

- You're welcome.

What are you thinking right now?

What you got in your mind?

- Oh I was just thinking about where I'd watched

the sunset before, so many times.

I've always taken it for granted.

I guess I'm gonna miss the sunsets and good wine

and concerts.

I might even find time to miss you.

You gonna miss me?

- I'm gonna miss you very much Jackie.

(speaking Italian)

(romantic music)

- Listen, when you guys get back I'm gonna bake you

some wonderful Bang Put, Mi Cot, and Put Free Cain.

- Sounds wonderful, I promise.

- Uh, well, have a wonderful trip.

I really mean it.

- Thank you.

For everything.

- Have a great time.

- Behave yourself.

- When you get to Sorento drop a dime, okay?

- You kidding, I got a whole pocket full.

- You'll miss your plane, go.

(romantic music)

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