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Oh God no
no
n
Okay girls back to work there's nothing
more to
see back up please we don't want anybody
getting
hurt Mike oh hi you duke I'm sorry I'm
late think he had some errands to do I
couldn't find a cab Mike we got about
100,000 in Damages almost an entire
floor of the old Wing fortunately a fire
door kept the Flames from spreading but
the third patient diing about 20 minutes
ago who was handling it for the arson
- Squad Ed paluchi oh yeah good good Which - Way Straight
Ahead hello Mike oh hi an what have we
got oh we SP the fire to a linen closet
in the patient room I can't let you in
yet boys are still sifting through
watching Mike burn
planks what a mess any signs of us in it
no I'd give odds it was spontaneous
combustion can't beat the heat
especially in a closet filled with old
files and Hospital record I thought you
said it was a linen closet well I guess
they've been having a space problem just
open the new Wing there were four beds
crammed into this bedroom how'd the fire
marshal feel about that well it's listed
as a four bed Ward it's acceptable has
fire exits alarms hoses no problem
except space anded I'd like to talk to
the nurse who was on duty last night
Miss Brandon she's on the third floor
she's pretty badly
burned oh Mr Bates can you spare a
minute not even a half I've got 12 more
patients to move around and uh the day
isn't getting any younger excuse me Mr
Bas we have to
talk
later
should I know him this is a private
Hospital Mike he owns the place Lock
Stock and fire
Insurance Ed what time the alarm go off
didn't station 34 got a phone call at U
257 doesn't this floor have a fire alarm
20 ft away from me
Mike why wouldn't the nurse call the
nurse didn't call someone else reported
the fire I don't have any room for any
more patients why don't you try the
General Hospital
hospital now Mr Long
Street you've got two
hats oh thank you Mr Bates sir I tell
you I'm curious about the contents of
- that linen closet in room - 17 is it customary to store medical
Files in a place where patients might
get their hands on them well in the
first place those files are
outdated second place when you're short
of space you uh you make do that new
Wing was barely open for business
business and in the third place I think
I know just where you're
going where's
that you make my own closet a fire
hazard and maybe your company won't have
to pay the
insurance was it a fire
hazard if there was any negligence
involved it wasn't my fault
my staff were well aware of fire hazards
the hearing will verify that but three
people
died we'll have to talk to uh Miss
Brandon about that are you saying she
was negligent I'm saying that it
certainly looks that
way
yes all
right got two minutes left try to get
him
all right uh just one more question Mr
Bates there were four beds in room 17
three patients died what happened to the
fourth
patient oh that was Mr zadic he wasn't
in the room at the time of the
fire at 3 in the
morning
well got to get back to
work but you don't say Andy you like or
or you don't like I
like take care
now can I help you yes thank you I'm
looking for Mr zic yes that's me oh Mr
zic uh
my name's Long Street I wonder if I
could if I could ask you some questions
questions ask about the fire I'm in
Insurance
Investigator suddenly I become a popular
man Arnold I'll uh see you tomorrow okay
Andy you're a good
boy that's my friend Andrew
Woodman his uncle died in that fire
terrible thing as much you survive yes
this my violin is what saved my
life I couldn't sleep with the heat so I
took my violin and I went to the
solarium and I played borin borine with
strength with
volume and then I heard the
sirens like the air raid wailing in
Warsaw I saw the fire engines from the
window I felt like
yo excuse
me yes can I help you yes I'm looking
for miss Brandon's room room
312 I'm I'm sorry um there's a Carter to
your left uh you make uh an immediate
right and it's the first dir to left
rest store on the left 312 thank you yes
you're
welcome
don't touch me just going to take care
of those burn leave me alone all right
now take it easy now we're going to help
you don't touch me we're going to help
you no don't just take it easy now get
out of here no no
no that's a way we're just going to take
care of those Burns it's all right now
take it easy be
okay
easy it
easy right
girl right
girl it easy you all
right
uh doctor yes I wonder if I can talk to
you just a
minute are you um relative no I'm an
insurance investigator oh that's too bad
I was hoping there was a relative around
someplace mean there isn't one none that
she wants to talk about how badly was
she burned she's going to have some
minor scars from the burn
I wish I could say the same about her
mind there's a lot of guilt there guilt
mhm she feels she murdered three
people
well the heat wave is over then why are
my keys ma thing actually it won't be
over until tomorrow terrific may I oh
sure she's one to Mike's reports go
ahead
there
are uh there were
seven
Witnesses how' I do three cars were sent
by rail oh
oh hang in there you're improving
thanks uh is he around h no he's
visiting the
nurse again I thought he's working for
me he is what does he do there I guess
he just waits for her to say
something
he can wa to
him
yeah
how is she Stone Mike do you want out of
this case no it's becoming a heavy trip
for you isn't
it that's a flight of
fancy I see myself back in a hospital
room again same fear same anger same
guilt only this time I'm on the other
side of the room but the pain hasn't
diminished
well somehow I think that makes you a
fortunate
man Mike I've got an insurance company
on my back they commiserate with that
girl but they want to know one thing do
they or don't they pay the insurance
claim Duke a possible criminal
negligence is not a possible arson I
don't have anything but a possible
negligence that girl is all I've got
that's not what Puchi
says was identified as belowing to the
hospital it's found in the linen closet
and
fragments there were traces of piic acid
on them any reasonable excuse for it
being there no any fingerprints some
smudges no make yet how much does spage
stand to collect on
this almost
100,000 I hope he makes it easy for us
you want to work together or
- independently oh well let's work - together
Independently took me 10 years to raise
the money to renovate this
place the old Wing was my last
Spike you think I'd risk the entire
place to a fire just a nail down one
last Spike Mr Bas nobody's accusing you
of
Anything now Mr Long Street come
on first the police now
you on the night of the fire I was at a
fundraising party and the 30 people that
were there will testify to that well
then you have nothing to worry about do
you yes but I'm still a
suspect my grandfather started this
Hospital in 1934 and my father was one
of the best surgeons in the state but he
had no taste for administration but I do
and I have carried this Hospital into
the 20th century on my back and Along
Comes an incompetent and negligent nurse
and here I am picking up the
pieces so don't talk to me just Long
Street I am just I am just one of the
victims why don't you talk to the
guilty
did you send the
flowers
yes who are
you I'm a
friend
why CU I was once inside those
bandages
my staff were well aware of fire
hazards she feels she murdered three
people I see myself back in the hospital
room
again Kelly oh one of the most dedicated
nurses I've ever worked with no family
you know came through the orphy truck
which is probably why she adopted all of
- her patients they loved her M bat called - her incompetent well Mr bat's Fair boss
But he'd call Florence Nightingale
incompetent if she dropped her lamp is
that what happened to Kell what does she
say well She's suffering from a large
dose of guilt she won't
talk you should having her problems the
last couple of months how's been
affecting her work what kind of problems
money health I don't know maybe
love she have a boyfriend if she has
he's been a well-kept secret not Sean
not Hur not
disgusted well then what makes you think
she was having love problems oh because
I've had more than my share you know
takes some one to know
one okay thanks uh miss emry one more
thing was Mr zadic in the habit of using
old salarium in the middle of the night
I oh probably anytime you wanted now the
- recreation room we love his music I mean - didn't bother the other patients oh well
When the door is closed you can't hear
anything out here during the day we like
to keep it open and uh now that old mcab
is gone why we have no
complaints mcab Lester mcab one of fire
victims a terrible way to remember
Somebody by his
offensiveness that was all Lester you
mean he and Mr zic they they didn't get
along oh like spicy foods and an ulcer
rker and Woodman they understood the
music but
mcab he was a
Philistine to him a violin was a a
fiddle a thing you use to to dance or or
get drunk an excuse to
enjoy but with me music is no excuse it
is a reason it is a reason to live you
ask me how we got
along I tell you Mr Long Street we did
not
oh clear fingerprints I just spoke with
paluchi there something else Mike no
ignition
device they' calculated the jar
contained a mixture of chemicals with a
piic acid
base that would ignite at a relatively
high
temperature like may be during a heat
wave huh that's some natural ignition
device it's also something very
unnatural gamble for someone intending
to start a fire had no Assurance the
fire would start ter might have been
discovered that you might have
dropped Mike I want to know why the
nurse didn't sound the
alarm I don't know do you have't
questioner you any time for that the
time is now there's too much pain there
now Duke for whom hi all right Nikki
good news or bad news well a little bit
of both first the bad news no no no no I
want to hear the good news first I need
a little boo
oh okay well I found out that Daniel
Bates has a perfectly clean slate and
the only thing that anyone can find
fault with is his overzealous nature in
canvasing for phones that's
it our Prime Suspect gets whitewashed
and that's good news terrific kid what's
the bad news your car's getting a
parking
ticket thanks a lot well you asked for
the good news first talk to her
Mike all right Nikki you want to you
want to do some more digging who want
you to check out Arnold
zadic
Kelly
yes has Lieutenant Puchi been here to
see you this afternoon well then you
know what's going on yes I know the
German Insurance
Investigator that's my job Kelly that's
not who I am your friend well I'd like
to
Be ask you questions did you see Mr Bas
going to room 17 the day of the fire no
Arnold's attic he lived there oh did you
see him carry anything with him into the
room I don't know it doesn't matter
Kelly it does matter that fire was Del
liely set there's no way you could have
prevented it I wasn't at my
desk where were
you if I had been at my desk my patients
might still be alive all right three
people died in that fire their lives are
over yours will be too if you don't stop
- carrying them around his unfinished - business finish
It
Wife
ncky I thought you might like a lift
home ah yes
thanks you uh wanted to know about
Arnold's attic he not good he has
leukemia doctors don't give me much of a
chance he's been here in the hospital
for 3 months before that he worked as a
building superintendent ever since he
came to the states he hasn't been able
- to pursue his regular profession in - Poland he was a chemical
Engineer why does
some you told me yourself zatic had a
motive I said that he and one of his
roommates didn't get along you mean
that's not a motive Duke a man about to
die a natural death hating another man
enough to kill well since when a dying
and killing mutually
exclusive Mike zadic did have a motive
he had the knowledge of chemistry to
make the incendiary bomb and he had the
opportunity to go out to get the
chemicals and to steal the porcelain
jar
hello it's Lieutenant pluch here you in
no all right hello hello an we've hit
dead ends all the way what's happening
with you well nothing Ed I've hit the
same dead ends I'll call you when I have
something
positive yeah yeah let's stay in
touch I think that was a mistake duuke I
want more time I I don't like the motive
and the the method bothers me even more
all right so zatic new chemistry but
that that incendiary bomb I mean that's
absurd there's no ignition device that
means he doesn't know when or if the
fire would start Duke zadic lived and
slept in that very same room now how
would he know when not to be there
doesn't make any sense you told me he
was going to die now maybe he didn't
care about going up in Flames maybe his
being in the salarium playing his violin
was an accident maybe he survived
unintentionally all I know is you are
withholding information from the arson
Squad and they are not going to like it
when they find out well that's my
problem well I've got things to
do I'll see you goodbye Nikki night dude
dude I'm sorry you're
angry we're good
friends I'll get over
it
Good day Mr Long Street Mr
Z Andy and me
we we just come back from burying his
uncle I'm
sorry well um I have to get
going yes Andy you you
go
Okay two people were at the funeral him
and me that's where the the old man had
to show for 72 years on this
Earth how desperately he held on to
life but then he'd already been dead for
3 years a stroke did that the fire only
gave a reason to bury
him if I sound bitter Mr Long Street
it's
because funerals are
tomorrow and I do not like looking into
the
future
are you here by
accident I was waiting for you uh more
question that fire was no accident I
know this place is like the United
Nations each person tells one other
person the secret of the day end pretty
soon we're taken someone with a
- knowledge of chemistry to make that - incendiary
Bomb
then you know that I was once a chemical
engineer
yes do you think I could have started
this fire I don't want to think
so
Evening Mr Long Street hello Mrs k um I
left a chicken in the oven and an
unhappy man in the courtyard who a Mr
paluchi Nikki and Mr Paige are with him
and um you know they don't look too
happy either all right thanks m g don't
forget take that chicken out bye-bye
bye-bye
Mike you're in trouble with me oh hello
there I thanks come on how do you think
I feel when you tell me over the phone
you've got no leads then one of my men
stumbles on at the fact that you're Miss
Bell I am my own Miss Bell that your
Miss bell is out digging up information
on Arnold's D is that the kind of
cooperation I should expect from you
yeah the reason he didn't say anything
- was because he had a hunch that didn't - go anywhere motive opportunity and a
Knowledge of chemical combustion are
hardly dead ends oh come on now add all
- that evidence is circumstantial and you - know what's
This smell
it think acid we searched zad's room was
hidden in a dresser
drawer I'm booking him on suspicion of
murder and
arson any fingerprints on this wipe
clean going to take him downtown you
know the procedures the jar could have
been planted that's for the jury to
decide that man's a terminal
patient I can understand you're being
- mad at me but I've got a hunch about - zanic and
I'm I'm asking you as a personal favor
not to take him downtown I can't do that
I just don't book him give me some time
for what a hunch come on Mike suppose I
leave him alone and he starts another
fire just put him under
surveillance that'll cost me man I can't
spare who's going to pay for it the
taxpayers I'll pay for
it I'll put some investigators on them
around the
clock all right Duke I'll hold off for
24 hours you guys are
ridiculous thanks
dude Mike tell me what your hunch is I
don't have
one then you better get one in a
hurry ell I'm over at the
window are you planning to
jump no well that's a beginning then
isn't
it the police are going to arrest Arnold
zadic for starting the fire Arnold
ironic isn't it you want to be accused
of the crime nobody pays attention he
wants to be absolved of the crime and
nobody pays attention you're paying
- attention I don't know if I like it well - then dislike Kelly that's better than
Indifference I'd like to believe that
Arnold was innocent I want to know
everything that went on that night Kelly
and let's start off by where you were
come on Kelly get off this recrimination
bit will you if you want to feel guilty
let it out maybe I can point an accusing
finger at you you can really wallow in
- it now where were you when the fire - broke
Out
I I was downstairs at the parking lot
entrance I I met somebody
boyfriend it doesn't matter Kelly maybe
it does no he has no connection with the
hospital except that he knows me believe
me his name isn't important to you right
then why not tell me why hasn't he been
up here to see you why all the
secrecy we said goodbye that night did
he bury you too that man hasn't even
called he's
married it's
over
it was over that
night and he just went back to his wife
and his kids that's
all Kelly
I'm I'm
sorry you're sorry for
me and you're sorry for
Arnold what about those people that died
in the
fire are they just yesterday's ashes
Blown Away
way I'm no innocent bystander just
shedding tears of
sympathy I was there I was involved they
were my responsibility they were my
patience and I am sick with that
feeling they're
dead and I can't dismiss
them now that man mccave he was the only
victim two other people died in that
fire that's right Striker and
Woodman what's this all about Mr Bates
we'd like to borrow their files I'm
sorry but that's confidential we realize
that but uh we'd appreciate your
help
yes here they
are Bernard Striker and Anthony Woodman
thank
you how did they pay their bills the
government took care of Striker he was
on welfare what about Woodman Woodman he
had a business manager who paid his
bills he was quite well to
do why are the sudden interest in these
men well I'll be honest with you Mr
Bates I've been so intent on trying to
prove the fire was set for the insurance
money that I overlook the people who
died in it question is what if the fire
- wasn't set to burn down the building but - kill somebody in
It how
much who's
beneficiary all right Duke thanks thanks
thanks a
lot I got that talking book you
wanted I know you're here I can hear you
breathing one of the patients who died
in the fire Anthony Woodman left an
state of half a million dollars to whom
of the hospital that means Bates Arnold
zadak and to a nephew Z friend Andy
Andrew Woodman was discharged from the
Marines 2 years ago since then he's been
in and out of work mostly out did he
have any service time in demolition no
and no schooling in chemistry either
what's he doing now he's living in a
rooming house and working at a cleaning
and dying plant oh wait a minute uh
cleaning and
dying if I remember my high school
chemistry there's some kind of
relationship between cleaning and dying
and picric acid so Woodman could have
had access to the base chemicals go to
- the Head of the Class but where did he - learn to make a bomb out of
It
Z Mr Long
Street do you have any idea why I have
the feeling that I'm being watched yes
because you
are
oh well thank you for telling me it's
easier to accept when I know it's real
and not paranoia will they stay along
with me no
good having lived so many years in
Poland it's it's like a Pavlo reflex I'm
watched I perspire the feeling is not
comfortable Mr zadic did you know that
Andy's Uncle left you part of his estate
no or the irony does not Escape
me I wonder why he chose to remember me
in that way maybe it's because he liked
your
music I'd like you to tell me everything
you know about Andy Woodman Andy did you
ever discuss chemistry with him never
have I discussed incendiary devices with
Andy or with anyone
else the boy's uncle died in this fire
you understand the boy was devoted to
the man every day would visit him every
day Mr zadic Andy is also a
beneficiary well well even so I don't
believe the boy could do what you
suggest the police found a jar of
- pickrick acid in your room if it doesn't - belong to you how did it get
There anything well he's not talking I
guess I can't blame him he's only got
one friend if that's what you call him I
struck gold at the public library a
textbook chemical combustion Andy
Woodman took it out about 4 months ago
it was listed on his card like a sin on
a blank page and that's the book Andy
Woodman took out of the library 4 months
ago it's circumstantial mik and you want
to arrest zadic on the very same
evidence motive opportunity and the
knowledge to make the incendiary and a
jar of pierc acid in his room oh come on
- Ed the kid had plenty of chance to plant - it how am I going to prove he planted it
I'm giving you facts and you're giving
me theories Mike on the evidence you've
given me would you hang Andy Woodman I
tell you what I wouldn't hang Arnold is
adic on the evidence you gave me that's
not what I asked
you
oh no I I couldn't hang
him the 24 hours isn't
up you've got 6
hours we're going to remove the bandages
tomorrow I'm not going to give you roses
Kelly it's not going to be pleasant
there's damaged tissue there in time uh
we'll be able to do some plastic surgery
to hide
it
That'll leave scars too won't it you
know
that come
in hello Mr Long Street oh uh doctor I'm
sorry oh it's it's all right I was just
leaving now I'll see you tomorrow
morning so long
MH now from the sound of his voice
tomorrow morning's
important
they taking my bandages
off are you
afraid
yes I am
afraid I'm afraid of what's underneath
these
bandages I don't want to see the
future I don't want to face those ugly
scars and I'm leaning on you
with your blind
eyes that'll never see me beyond your
fantasy it's a nice
fantasy it's comfortable to know that
you
care I do care
Kelly Kelly I uh I need some help your
help
uh
Commitment I wouldn't ask you if there
was any other way but now there's some
danger involved
so I want you to think about it before
you
answer I know you've got enough problems
- of your own right now so I'll understand - if your answer is
No hello Andy I need
help Andy I need some
money who is this Kelly Brandon nurse
Brandon
remember I'm in the
hospital and I need some plastic
surgery I need some
money this is some kind of a joke right
I mean I make 75 bucks a week you're
getting $100,000 from your uncle hey
what is this I want $50,000
Andy you must be out of your
mind I saw you put that porcelain jar in
the
closet I want you to come to the
hospital with part of the money tomorrow
morning or I'll call the
police I I I don't know what you're
talking about tomorrow morning
Andy well I don't know
no if he's as frightened as I am if he
has a reason to be all right Kelly two
more bateson's attic right
right
is
Sh
Dr the
knife
take him outside and read him his
rights Kelly you all right
yes Lieutenant which one you're right
Mike Andy thanks thank
you Miss
Brandon you're all right thank you
you are you all right Kelly I'm
fine would you like to get out of this
room for a little while yes okay
come
you
heard
yes I'm
sorry so am
I for many
things Mr Long Street
I I'm told that it is you who has kept
me from going to
jail thank
you you have the faces of people who
care too
much don't worry about me I have no time
to carry injuries my violin and me we we
work it
out we have a dialogue the two of
us
What are you
thinking I'm listening to a
dialogue
you I don't want you there when they
take off my
bandages I want to use my own strength
all
right you're all right Miss
Brandon that's the first time I've seen
you
smile
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