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You catch them ate this I'll buy it
the rare old Mississippi boot fish I
caught a few in my time
long street huh your housekeeper told me
to look for a fisherman with a white dog
n-no feet one day I'm gonna fool her my
name is Fred horn big you know it no
sorry I don't
well that makes us even I never heard of
you for yesterday how'd you like to
catch me a murderer you serious
it's you knows how I spent ten years of
- my time and go a prison for killing I - never done I'd sail it serious it's
Hornbeck I'm not a detective I'm an
insurance investigator we see that's
fine because if she has an insurance
case oh I'd say why don't we talk about
it tomorrow in my office you call my
secretary sure thanks I call on you
ain't Ian another game mister
wait a minute
mr. Hornbeck thank you
somebody help anybody
ah
How about the colors you see the color
whether the sedan a convertible looks
odd I saw a car coming to me about 2,000
miles an hour and then I was flying over
the sea men when you figure time
take notes sorry but I have to ask these
questions never know what a guy sleeping
situation like I tell you what do you
see this you see man started a Oh over
here someone come by and talk to you in
the morning if you remember anything
that won't keep other nurse called
traffic and asked for officer Grove
traffic I told the duty officer heard
that car accelerate that was a weapon
coming at him didn't run by the book you
just have a guard of mangola who end of
the book you love you man he never had
to think nice he should call his Melton
there's chair on your eye well thanks I
hope you're that side yeah did you come
to help what makes you think I can oh
nothing but I tried everybody else
either got put out and thrown out see I
ain't got no money you said this was an
insurance case yes sir
did you ever hear the meet some sugar
refinery
well tell about the name of Kingman on
there he owned a big van tation a big
- house a big car just about everything - about him was big except his heart which
He gets shoved through the eye of a
needle without bruising and no no he
wasn't got himself shot to death in 59
right outside my front door with my gun
and you didn't do it no sir no alibi
well there's a gallon red wine but
nobody heard me snoring including the 12
jurors Ludi you helped me
but what does this have to do with
insurance we see I know I didn't kill
- Ricci Kingman that means somebody else - done it now he wouldn't left plenty of
Life insurance money
maybe somebody shot him to get it now if
you could prove that you get the money
back and you'd get paid and everybody be
happy yeah push life for that simple
you feel that mr. Longstreet that's how
simple my life is why no you just go
along from day to day not hurting nobody
I'm a little possum patient little
profit and all of a sudden the walls go
up ten years in prisons a long time
either you stay mad at everything or you
live I lived
oh he's uh got a broke arm
ah it's late I know I'm trying to finish
your book hmm
oh do call it again about the arson case
yeah it's a multi-million dollar
monstrosity in Dallas oh you're not
interested no Nikki I can almost hear
the steel doors closing smell the plain
food on tin plate
Kela panic the being locked up by God he
must truly be something that'll man a
tall boot I don't want to see thrown
back in the river
the murder took place on October 31st
Halloween Horne Beck's gun but no
fingerprints liked the two men had an
argument that afternoon it seems that
Hornbeck was squatting on kingman land a
little to the right why would a man wipe
off his fingerprints and leave his gun
the fans asked that question but nobody
answered it that's about all they did
ask was an open-and-shut case
they called it second-degree murder and
put the old man away for 10 - 20 they
put him on the witness stand yeah he
said he spent the night with a friend
one more here
hmm oh it's my bookmarks here's
something question who is this friend
answer I can't say question can't or
won't
answer both question why doesn't this
so-called friend come to your aid answer
I'm only responsible for my own
conscience and I'm only responsible for
my own paycheck I see by the veins in
your neck you are somewhat agitated no
kidding my company's got a 2.3 million
dollar arson case to lay on my friend
here and he keeps fooling around with
convicted murderers in ancient history I
am feeling otherwise Duke Greg would you
like to read eleven hundred and twenty
three letters from one Fred Hornbeck to
the Great Pacific Insurance Company they
date from December 10th 1959 through
August of this year
I assume great Pacific now the
life-insurance policy on Kingman yep
hell it would regret not so much for
$300,000 they had to pay out butts the
irritation I'm having to read eleven
hundred and twenty three letters about
it you realized you've got the entire
educational history of a human being in
that box
wonderful no really do these early
letters were written by somebody else
probably a friend here's one dated
September 12 1962 it's printed Mike like
a child here's one 1965 big scrolled
handwriting that means the man learned
to write from scratch and he learned to
read too
and that's all right here it's like
exploring an ancient ruin and
discovering that real people still live
there I'm not so sure Fred Hornbeck
would appreciate that ancient Roman
analogy Nicky who was Kingman's
beneficiary to his wife did investigate
or mention anything about a friend
Hornbeck spent the night with no there
was no friend and set out to investigate
a $300,000 life insurance claim and
figure he'd make an attempt to verify
the witness's existence who is the
investigator Stuart means I don't know
him I don't know either
maybe he moved to another company how
could you find out when we do it well I
could talk to him what about my 2.3
million dollar fire hmm you know Don
Quixote never had a know bad to pay for
tilting those windmills okay I'm only
responsible for my own conscience Ben
Deniz was a sick man sitting here God
loveth dem skirts enough to Buster we
caught you're evading my question I have
a dream I told you I was running told
the court you're with a friend flying
where no damn no don't believe it don't
believe in the lawyers gonna put his
client with a stand on an idiotic story
like that unless it's the truth well or
you never knew nothing about the truth
so you can forget that you must have
believed you're innocent otherwise you'd
have made some kind of a deal I knew I
was innocent and I was making no deals
matter what anybody read with you what
will they help you I wouldn't know where
- the friend was you understand what I'm - saying mr. Longstreet I know I'm
Innocent
I'd ask you to prove that I'm ask you to
find the person that's done it now what
happened to me that's history it ain't
got nothing to do with nothing my
secrets ain't gonna catch you a murderer
- or what if it will and you just ain't - gonna catch no murderer
You really believe him don't you
man doesn't have much reason to lie then
why not tell you who the friend was I
don't know its fear but I'm betting it's
not I don't think that man's ever been
afraid of anything maybe he's protecting
someone I think so
I lay odds it's a woman I've heard of
Southern gallantry 10 years in prison
why not
look what Macbeth did for his lady he
was a northerner south of Scotland
Hornbeck is a hanger Lynette I figured
out the right entity maybe they should
carve that on his tombstone he's not
dead yet Sheriff he might as well be
he's been out on the street lesson a
week he comes tearing into town
bothering people asking the questions
you I must have 10 ton of mail to let
beak on they did itself a disservice
when they told him to read and write I
have to admire his persistence man pays
his dues for being caught in alive why
keep up the line I told you he's a pika
always has been a pika
squatting in that cabin living off the
river boobs woman I never did an honest
day's work in his life ty why spend ten
years in jail Sheriff he was convicted
on the evidence mr. Longstreet now I was
there get horn back had any friends
couple jacked up in a wave of the one
I'd like to meet him he can't he died
here though no woman friend I told you
he was a womanizer but nobody's special
Oh Abby maybe Jack's daughter then she
was one I can well you know I can find
her no she left me Jim years ago never
even come back for a daddy's funeral
what can you tell me about Kingman's
- Widow Haven around town asking a whole - lot of questions why what's it to you
It's all over now we don't need anybody
drenching the whole thing up again easy
boy
who are you who's my father who was
killed and I don't want you coming
around talking about my family and then
old Freddie and getting people upset
especially my mother you stay away from
my mother so help me under running back
New Orleans and a pole
we still look up the world hood chicken
why I thought it was through them I'm
sorry about Richie I reckon I'm sorriest
about that you know boy were buddies
first time I taught him to bait a hook
he was old maybe six and he got the hook
caught his finger and turned this white
as a clean sheet near fainted I wrote
Richie about 65 when I was gonna hug it
right pretty good never wrote back how
you progressing I want you to tell me
about Abby
he's nothing to tell she was with you
that night wasn't she who you've been
talking to so I want to saw you
that's why nobody thought hmm that's
right it's a lie from both sides come on
Fred I'm not gonna put in the newspaper
she went away her father's dead
I never knew he was dead I don't feel
like he did we was less friends all
allies we were like brothers I was best
man Lee but his to his wife
I was Godfather to Abby when she was 22
years old I was 51 years I never met
start up with her she has come up the
river to visit one thing led to another
we should expect me to go on the witness
stand until a jackpot went on with me
and his little girl I couldn't do that I
done some wild things my time but I
couldn't do that to a friend
so you did it to yourself so can you
first I figured you know I should come
around and tell him and she never did
and I figured well I must have really
hurt her you know don't keep telling the
truth then I I started figuring how much
hurt that was and how much hurt I done
to other people over the years and went
mad had to go up and I finally figured
that ten years wasn't too high a price
to pay to a friend at 22 she wasn't a
little girl did she want to get married
she did and I didn't I had to hit him
- kind and I told her you know where she - is now I haven't seen her ahead of her
Since the night Qinglin was killed
I wrote to a few times but the letters
always came back address unknown tell I
want to try to find her I don't want you
to do that mr. Longstreet no I don't eat
animal I think you do
did you talk the insurance investigator
about heavy no nobody
no no investigator Stewart means never
Fred what would you have done if a
sentence had been hanging I don't know
miss I like to think I'd have hanged
this one you call right away on that
their group citizens organized draft get
me into State House of Representatives
don't you be surprised you see that
picture coming at you from all
directions I I know you by reputation
mr. Longstreet and uh well I'd like to
help me well that was all a long time
ago one everything should be in my
report anyhow you didn't mention
anything about the friend Hornbeck was
supposed to been with that night clam I
saw no point to it till I believe that
story anyhow
besides I wanted a drop it himself after
a while did you talk to him about it
no I I never talked to him period
I saw no point to it I mean it was
cut-and-dried case law had him cold I
saw no reason to drag out settlement mr.
K missus at Kingman G remarried yes yes
she did
and you see her me know she's an
important citizen in this state and yeah
I read about it she makes a society
pages every so often when you're
politically oriented you read those
pages I thought you're being drafted oh
thank you thank you mr. means I we
haven't taken up too much of your time
well no not at all sorry I can't be more
help you don't have to get over on the
way and we can't boom
No well I don't believe I do
means was with the great Pacific for
seven years he had a good record they
raided a maid
that's your rating Mike so you'd better
figure he knew his business yeah that's
what bothers me
he got into the lumber business in 62
just after mrs. Kingman collected her
husband's insurance and his partners
know you get all the money I don't know
savings and arrogance rich white Irish
sweepstakes black man hi you back I'm
back you paid somebody to do that know
what my nail is a Meechum beauty salon
special nails and facial 350 like the
nails in 1930s red fashion train is back
for 350 Nicky why are you allowing
yourself be destroyed by the Legion
beauties for because I will go to any
lengths to get information did you say
any almost if you want to know what's
happened in a small town you visit a
local beauty parlor and the Meechum
beauty salon ladies know all feel and
- tell such as Abby Villanueva let's meet - you in 61 the day after Christmas with
The Santa Claus from world's department
store work and a little trollop as a
ladies caller has never returned anybody
know where she is now negative well at
least we know she exists and the use of
the personal pronoun du chรญ a sense of
developing commitment here I have
assigned the arson case to another color
far wiser and a lot more pragmatic
together with a fat fee of course and I
just don't like the idea that you were
mr. Hornbeck may not have gotten his
fair portion of the bar of justice our
mr. Hornbeck our mr. Hornbeck what else
thinking nobody has a bad word for
Louisa Kingman they sympathize with her
losses and we're delighted that she
married Henry to Gary
we're a discreet two years after
husband's dance and the ladies of
Meacham beauty salon considered them of
refined and genteel couple who shunned
publicity and are constantly behind the
scenes with good deeds so they don't
make us social pages that our friends
means likes to read
how do you do still on street
carry my associate Nikki Bella hello
hello I hope I haven't kept you waiting
too long please sit down right oh thank
you Mary Rose would you have tea no
thanks Henry
please I'm investigating the whereabouts
of a young woman for the Great Pacific
Insurance Company
she used to live in Meacham and I
understand she worked for you
name's Abigail Villanueva hey I'm sorry
something wrong oh no no just a little
accident with the tea are you well thank
you I'm fine
what name Abigail Villanueva I don't
know it she was called Abbie I know the
name oh you remember Louisa Jack
Villanueva's daughter the one that ran
away with Santa Claus a pretty thing at
eyes like saucers but she never worked
for us I'm afraid you're misinformed
- I'll tell you who she did work for - Charlie Porter he used to have a diner
In Meacham until about five years ago
you might talk with him what are they
doing in this hall David I told you not
to come around here these people are
guests in this house you must apologize
David I'm sorry I guess we're all
playing games mr. Longstreet are you
investigating Richard Kingman's death
yes I am why because I think an innocent
man spent ten years in prison because it
was expedient because it didn't drop any
one status quo exert his
well should I come in for bourbon and
cranberry juice or are you going to
continue the siren dialogue I'm sorry
Nicki I am keep thinking about her to
carries something is not a placement on
the day I felt it I know and can't put
my finger on it she certainly was
nervous no no that's not it something
- else if I stop pushing it'll come to me - so it's like okay hey I'll like it packs
It to there in the morning okay thanks
good night
hi Mary Mike Longstreet any messages
okay thanks tonight
who's there
oh is it boy I'm your friend Freddie I
got tighter why next one I think the
book will pass
did you see if it was wearing masks for
a boy man they're reeking from alcohol
mask spoons hit-and-runs another fright
little man fred was the kind you can
break
anybody here mr. Longstreet up here what
happened oh it's a mess up only for the
one who I could clean it up completely
mrs. Davis a lot more painful causing it
mr. Hornbeck doing
oh you mean Sleeping Beauty oh and she
- told me he's crazy about sleeping under - the stars what do I wake him up or clean
Around him you're the boss I see a man
about a waitress Thanks come here come
on sorry okay right right there's a nice
couple here to see you Charlie
this here is mr. Longstreet and Miss
Belle they've come all the way from New
- Orleans to say hello to you - how are you mr. horner he's in a
Wheelchair Mike and he doesn't
understand oh sure you do don't you
Charlie you understand everything he's
had a stroke you see and you don't talk
a movement that minor is just a ticket
away can you ask him questions talk to
him I should say so
do you know these people Charlie you
don't know you is that the truth that's
the truth mr. Porter I'm an insurance
investigator I'm trying to find Abbie
Villanueva understand she's work for you
in the diner you know she is you don't
know a man's life's at stake mr. Porter
there's a great deal of money involved
my company has to get in touch with Abby
would you help us find it yes there
uncle Charlie thanks for the money
things is better now I'll write you a
letter love a postmark is Miami Beach
June 7 1970 she never sent that letter
I'll have our office in Miami try and
track her down you'll be delighted to
- know that I have a friend in real estate - I found out that Stewart means made a
Very good deal on the lumber business
he put $50,000 down which he got as a
paint long and would you like to know
who co-signed that loan hmm Henry do
carry they carry
my business was purchased before to
carry mary-louise a Kingman right do you
think maybe some hanky-panky was going
on way back then like to carry mrs.
Kingman while hubby was still alive I'll
be found out so - Gary guilty maybe
maybe she doesn't know anything about
her husband's death
I like that lady it's a quality about
her when she speaks the way she went
after my hand has shaken
I'm not ready to believe she's a
murderess i bench miss Louisa since she
got married to mr. Kingman I was just a
kid my mom was housekeeper and I used to
help out when Richie got one David they
call him out David does he call himself
David yes sir and he don't take to being
called nothing else why don't you get to
it ran too hard she'll get to the famous
you come you're looking for information
tell us what you after what you're
paying quiet woman matter what five
months now so I can't afford to be no
free Judas what do you want and what do
you pay we're investigating Richard
Hammonds death what you're talking about
mr. Kimura's dead more than ten years
and the man I've done it's been in jail
and out already we think they put the
wrong man in jail that's why we're here
you ain't got nothing for me that man
had himself a fair trial maybe he did
but he's a poor man and sometimes fair
doesn't mean the same for a poor man a
man today we just want to make sure it
was fair I I know the Kingman's didn't
get along was that because of mr. de
Cary mr. Kingman Avenue nothing about
mr. de Cary he never needed no reason to
beat on that pool or on Richie
he was a miserable terrible drunk and
nobody know because the family was too
high and mighty to admit it where was
mrs. Kingman when her husband was shot
miss Louisa was home that night I know
cuz it was Halloween and the kids was
out Rick and treatment and I was helping
I get out the treats mr. Kingman got
shot at ten o'clock
I was with her right then how did you
know the Kingman's didn't get along
David to carry as it was
wrong with the scene at their house they
kept calling him David that's his name
his name was Richard Kingman jr. and
only Son a namesake who's 14 years old
and his father was killed I changed his
name why would a wife and a son totally
obliterate the existence of a father mr.
Louis leave in three days you've managed
to upset my entire family
why because of Hornbeck he was tried and
convicted and even if it should happen
that this was a miscarriage of justice
and he was innocent what could we do
what feel sorry for him people have
nothing to hide don't get upset over
questions when you start digging most
people have something to hide it doesn't
have to be murder no it could be
something as simple as adultery good day
mr. Longstreet Thanks
you know steward means no no
why did you cosign a $50,000 no for that
- is none of your business
but this time you're asked about Stewart
means so you drew blood with mr. de
Karen a couple of pints at least you
make out with a sheriff not a drop on
the night of the murder the country club
had Halloween party sheriff Pike was
there so was Henry to carry the whole
world's got an alibi and she's um was
again you have to refer to my food with
such a Dearing names she's a beaut expel
abuse you know if Mike here could catch
crooks like you catch fish he'd be a
millionaire here we go nice and hot
what's wrong hey yeah alright I'm ready
alright give you nice big one a now you
just taste that and you tell me you have
a tasted better than Oh beautiful
friends fantastic
where's my bread I would like to make a
toast
yes somehow I'm go to prison he's so
important no more
sometimes I even have trouble separating
it from what I've done all my life it's
the first time I ever cooked in the
kitchen a real kitchen first time I have
a drunk wine from a real wine glass
and sure the first time I ever had so
many frames
ain't that how you make at Ocean that's
the only way Fred
let's see now this is um French Bordeaux
1960 no no 1959 clothes California
burgundy 1967 Braddock do you use that
for it I don't feel so hungry I
recommend all kombucha and Easter when
you're kid and all the time you're
walking you're real excited that last
bit that last hundred yards I wish I
felt that close we're all you have to do
is figure out anybody can be in two
places at the same time well that's
impossible it's you're identical twins
except except at Halloween sure I
remember she wasn't wearing no costume
at all miss Louisa never liked getting
fancy dressed like that and like I told
you she was at home that night
Thank You mrs. Carter yeah I'll tell you
what the point of it is Henry the carry
and custom could have slipped out that
night and killed Kingman could have but
didn't now I've got pictures of country
club activities that go all the way back
to 46 that was 59 Halloween right well
here you are Mr D Kerry was there and he
was dressed like Lafayette anyone else
that picture wearing a Lafayette costume
all right thanks Seymour Lafayette
you've got a visitor
I'm a very young girl when I married
Richard so young I thought I knew
everything there was to know about life
I was wiser when I grew old I wasn't
sure of anything in life I I only knew
that I was terribly unhappy I met Henry
five years after I married Richard
though he never really entered into my
life until about a year before Richard's
death I'd have given anything that that
hadn't happened mr. Longstreet Henry is
a good man it's unfair for him to be
suspected of a sin he's incapable of
committing treason mr. Longstreet let it
pass what about Fred Hornbeck I can help
him give him money that's very generous
well not money then I can help him what
does he want the truth will you get in
that I'm sorry mr. Carey I'm gonna find
out who kills your husband have you
never been in love mr. Longstreet
Mike Mike are you alright yeah yeah I'm
just thinking well you found a be right
here in New Orleans
Abigale Villanueva 1939 to 1970 she
purchased the crib in July of 61 paid
cash she died last December the body was
shipped from Miami cause of death an
overdose of barbiturates why haven't I
heard Santa Claus 1961 she was only 24
years old when she bought that crypt
this oh she knew her life was over
before it even began
I reckon that about does it for me I
think Adhikari is done to kill him there
just ain't no way to make him say it
there has to be the man co-signed a bank
well for $50,000 and it had to be
blackmail money so somebody found out
about it that means he didn't commit a
perfect crime if he committed a crime at
all I thought he was your prime suspect
Howard Stewart means tune in on the
carries why would he know well the key
here is a B you must have talked to her
realize fred was innocent and went
snooping until he found out who the real
murderer was any and he paid off Abby to
get her to go out of town that's how she
got enough money to buy her crypt but
she was the only threat to anyone and
now she did but they don't know that
they don't know that otherwise why
they're running so scared why they
hit-and-run why the attacks on Fred and
me no no they think she's alive and
threatening
what do you think you where you go on on
Vic and boy you know it I just spoke to
Abby I want banter and boy you're lucky
I don't kill you right now ten years I
spent that prison never gets healed I'm
- going to see you spend twice as long in - the same cell
Hello I've got for you here
good night why
Louisa what is it
Oh him I didn't know how to tell you
we've got to talk
I could feel his bones shaken good
alright be seeing your friend couldn't I
just sit here with you no we get in any
trouble at all you're in it pick you up
on a parole violation so caper may not
help you but I don't want it hurting you
either come what a stain alright uh 6:20
I've got another elementary question yes
- do you think it was mean - simple two
men after you and Fred I'm sure
but even if we fry it means in to carry
into a tater tape then what well we've
got two eyes and four years between us I
want to do is get them panicked enough
to start pointing fingers at each other
as long as they don't start pointing
guns at us who is it Duke
all of us are on back I don't just
happen to be in the neighborhood huh
- nope I made a special trip with a - message for Nicky from Alice what's that
So what's love you can babysit tonight
with the kids while she takes in a heavy
PTA meeting tonight but I'm planning to
stay here and roll I'm planning to stay
here and lights going on I hate to say
this but I'm starving
welcome to the club what it means that's
right as we think he is now that will
estar for nothing
company coming it's the rules
who's driving it's too dark to see when
the argument
give me 20 minutes you stay put I got a
phone call to make I'll be right back
whoa it's true what's happening
everything is okay Nikki in about 20
minutes I want you to call the police
and tell them you saw a prowler and
means lumberyard Duke Alice didn't need
a sitter I know
where is he we just had to stay put stay
put
I heard him crying in his room
it was nearly 2:00 in the morning his
father was drunk that night brutally
drunk I know in a way it was
self-defense but just could people
understand it I couldn't take the chance
he was 14 years old my only son I could
think of nothing to do but protect him I
went to the shack and found Richard he
was dead I couldn't move him I cleaned
off the rifle and left it there beside
him I didn't care about mr. Hornbeck I I
only wanted to save my son hey rich
God for me I'm sorry I was too scared
you hope he always scared me Freddie he
was hitting mother I tried to stop him
and he came after me I ran to your place
but you were away it was cling at me and
I just took your gun never meant for you
to go to prison she scared you couldn't
have done what she done tonight unless
she was still scared and you missed us
stop being scared
women and kids I'm a sucker for what
will happen there'll be a hearing it
probably won't be easy for the two
carries but it will be a lot easier than
the ten years you spend in prison
just as long as they don't have to look
to know chicken wire hey anybody still
hungry ought to be some catfish leg yeah
Duke watch your come on fishing with
Fred me tomorrow good idea maybe you'll
catch some meat to that boot
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