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-Fuck off.

-I appreciate you guys coming to town.

-I'm leaving. I'm going to miss some of this dump.

-Settle down.

-Settle down.

-Settle down.

-Well, we've come to the halfway point of our senior seminars.

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-Go down. Go down.

Beat the study hall, doesn't it?

-No.

-That's you, Jimmy.

-Hey, man, at least in study I can meditate.

-Whoo.

-What he means is "master pay."

Something with which I'm sure you've had hands-on experience, Kirk.

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-Oh, my God.

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-We've all heard the terms -- date rape, sexual harassment.

We've discussed some of these issues right here in this very room.

Now, our guests today come from the Blue Bay Police Department.

Detectives Duquette Perez are here to give us what we hope will be a fresh perspective

on the subject and to address any questions that any of you might have.

Now, let's give them a warm welcome.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Thank you, Mr. Lombardo.

-I'm out of here.

-Why don't we begin with a question?

-Just prick and kiss my ass.

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As I was saying, why don't we begin with a question.

What is a sex crime?

-Not gettin' any!

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-What's with that?

Isn't she the girl who walked out?

-Suzy Tolar.

-I've asked her the last year for possession.

-Four kids did six months in camp nine.

-Six months?

A first offense?

-Hey, I didn't hand down the sentence.

She was dirty. I busted her. What do you want?

-Hey, Carol.

Appreciate you guys taking the time to come on this year's.

-God bless you.

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-Why don't I get the feeling you don't like the guidance, Kelsey?

-I don't tell me you can't see through this guy's routine.

He's a total hound.

-You mean pussy hound?

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-Actually, I thought he was kind of cute.

-I'd do him.

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-Lubey!

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-Lubey!

-Lubey!

-Lubey!

-Lubey!

-Lubey!

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-Steady the bow, let's hear it.

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-That's good.

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-Drop the main.

All right, guys. Let's do rig, and I'll see you all Monday.

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-Work, guys.

-Hey, sing. See you Monday.

-See you, Mr. Wanna, buddy.

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-All right.

I can definitely party on one of those.

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-It's a stink pot, Jimmy.

You wanna be a real boat, man.

You wanna get yourself one of those.

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-Yeah.

That's a real boat.

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-You know, I wanna thank you for getting me into this class.

There's no way my old man was gonna spray for the fees.

-Hey, you're working for it.

And you're learning your way around a boat.

I put myself through college working for boats.

Beats flipping birds.

-Yeah.

-Can I play too?

Or is it just for boys?

So who's washing our jeep this weekend, Mr. Lombardo?

The senior car wash, remember?

-Washing that old jeep of mine sort of a waste of time, don't you think?

-Not at all.

-Hello, if Nicole and I do it.

We're working as a team.

-I'll tell you what.

I'm going out to the glades Saturday.

When you come over Sunday and you can wash all the mud off.

-Damn.

You know, I was counting on my mom's giving me a ride today,

but she's not here.

I'm surprised, surprised.

So I was wondering if you could give me one.

Mr. Lombardo really wouldn't want me to walk, would you?

I mean, like, something bad might happen.

-What about you, Jimbo?

You need a lift?

-Yeah, but I got my bike.

-You need no problem.

-Hey, try it.

-Sousie, you need a lift?

-You got room for one more.

-Jesus.

Where'd she get those shoes?

-Horse for less?

-Try it again.

-Nice to see your kids getting along.

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♪ Bring it round for a long, long time ♪

♪ I'll relax, I'll relax, I'll relax ♪

♪ I'm gonna get drunk for a while ♪

♪ Why can't we be proud ♪

♪ Why can't we be proud ♪

♪ Why can't we be proud ♪

♪ Why can't we be proud ♪

♪ Sing y'all, sing y'all ♪

♪ Sing y'all walking down the chain ♪

- Don't forget Sunday.

- I won't.

- Is that Sam Lombardo?

Hi, Mom.

Sam, hi.

- Hi, Sandra.

- Why don't you come on in and have a drink?

- Sorry, Sam, we gotta run.

♪ We my money, we go where I'm headed ♪

♪ We got, we got, we got, we got ♪

♪ I think you can't even hear that rhythm ♪

♪ Why can't we be proud ♪

♪ Why can't we be proud ♪

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- Hi Mr. Lombardo.

- Hey girls.

- Look, you forgot.

I knew it.

- No I didn't.

Check out my Jeep.

Nice and dirty for you.

You might want to wait until you leave the car leaves.

- You mean the Mercedes is at yours too?

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- My band is blue.

You know that Nicole.

- Say I'm, I'm leaving.

- So where's your house Mr. Lombardo?

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- The hose Kelly is right in front of the Jeep.

- Kelly Van Ryan's gonna wash you with Jeep.

- Come on Barbara, it's for a good cause.

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- Say I'm the philanthropist.

- Yeah well you know what they say.

A little hard work never hurt anyone.

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- I finally took off.

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♪ I want it now ♪

♪ I feel what I feel ♪

♪ Don't bring me down ♪

♪ I want what I want ♪

♪ I want it now ♪

I feel what I think of 3 times

I know what I know

I don't know how

I won't what I would

I won it now

I know what I'd know

I don't know how

I won't what I would

I won't I won it now

Wow

Looks brand new

Aren't you forgetting something?

Your coupon

We gotta have it

Oh yeah, that thing

Can't we just

Rules are rules, Mr. than Vardo

Okay, let me look for it

Mr. Lombardo

We're running kind of late

How about if Nicole goes on to the Mancens?

You could give me a ride when you find the ticket

No, no

Just give me a minute

Okay

Go

Are you sure?

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- Oh, my God!

- Oh, my God!

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- Hello!

- Hello!

- This is Blue Bay High School.

Your son or daughter was absent today.

She's my stage.

Christ!

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- What?

- Oh, no!

- Come on!

- Hey, Art, this is a hell of a fisher car.

- It's a barracuda.

You weren't so busy chasing booty at the yacht club,

you'd have come with me and caught one for yourself.

- You're not gonna tell me you're gonna eat this thing.

- Why not?

It's a barracuda.

It's poisonous.

It'll kill you.

- Shit, man.

I could say that about most of the girls you date.

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- Sandra Van Ryan, Sam.

- Sandra, what's up?

- Kelly Skip School today, Sam.

Have you heard anything?

- Not a word.

- Never mind.

- Hi, founder.

Listen, Sam.

It was really good seeing you the other day.

- Look, Sandra, I'm real busy right now, so.

- I haven't found anyone who can handle my boat the way you can.

- Oh.

- Yeah, well.

- I know you're fucking Barbara Baxter.

- So what?

- So, maybe I'm a one-woman man now.

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- Aww, poor Sam.

- You really think you're gonna get one of these blue-bay women to marry you?

- I think you're finished, Sandra.

- You're a crab-a-glue, honey.

You're a hired hand.

You're a good lay.

That's as far as it goes.

Enjoy it.

- Why, at last?

- It's by Sandra.

- Paul!

- You seem to find guns therapeutic.

Maybe I had to try it.

- So, let me guess.

Some boy didn't call and squid up your whole weekend, so you're taking the day off, right?

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- You're turning your deck hands as that.

Whichever one I want.

- Okay, Kelly.

What's the matter?

- What is the matter?

- What is it?

- I miss Dad.

- I miss him too.

Sometimes I know you don't.

- He didn't have to kill himself, Kelly.

- Kelly, yeah.

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- I...

I don't know why he did it.

I really don't.

- Can I?

- Can I get you anything?

- Do you want a valium?

- I was raped.

- Hold on, I can't, I can hear you.

- I said I was raped.

- What?

- I was raped.

- I sang on a baro.

- Sam Lombardo?

- My daughter does not get raped in Blue Bay.

- And you're saying that Sam Lombardo raped her?

- That son of a bitch must be insane to think he can do this to me.

- We understand your feelings, Miss Van Rheen, but please, we need some time with Kelly.

We'd like to take her statement alone.

- Can you go right with this baby?

- Yeah.

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- Would you like to take a break for a minute?

- I just want to get it over with.

- We'd like to videotape this statement.

I know this isn't pleasant, Kelly,

but these are serious charges and we need to know everything that happened

between you and Miss Jilambardo.

Are you ready?

(doorbell rings)

- He started rubbing my shoulders.

- I'm out.

I mean, he's a nice guy.

The next thing, his hand was in my shorts.

You know, from behind his fingers,

his fingers take your time.

They were in me both places, you know.

Did he put himself inside you?

- Yes.

I said stop.

I screamed.

I mean, that's how excited in my head.

He hurt me.

- Did you try to fight him?

- I...

Well, he had my wrist spin behind me.

Then what?

He kept saying, "But it happened.

And then he just stopped."

You mean he withdrew?

- I don't know.

It's really hard to remember exactly.

I try, Kelly.

(sighs)

I know one thing he said.

He said, "Don't worry.

I didn't come.

I can't forget that."

He said, "No little girl can ever make me come."

No little girl can ever make me come.

Jesus.

Too bad we might have had some physical evidence.

What?

- Maybe there's no physical evidence because nothing happened.

You want my gut?

There it is.

I think she's acting.

I think she said it up to be alone with him so that he could come under her.

She's upset.

'Cause he didn't.

Maybe she said it up that way. Maybe not.

I mean, if you ask me, the guy never should have had her out there in the first place, period.

Gloria, the line I have on this guy is that half the women in Blue Bay.

That doesn't make him a rapist.

What about asking her to take a polygraph?

What about asking the pope to take a piss test?

This is a blue-baked, Gloria.

You ask a van Ryan to take a lie detector test and Tom Baxter will cut you off with the knees.

- What are you afraid of Tom Baxter now?

- What are you afraid of Sandra Van Vardan?

- Okay.

- And a discussion. You both know what to do.

You start with his neighbors, his coworkers, he talks to Kelly's friends.

- You know what that'll mean for Lombardo.

- Yeah? And you heard the Van Vardan girl's statement. The guy's dirty.

Bring me a case.

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You know something?

I can't tell you anything.

Something's going on.

Something's going to be on the outside.

You know something to do.

I'm sorry, you guys.

Something's going to be on the outside.

You know something to do.

Oh, no.

You know something to do.

I'm sorry.

Whatever you need, I didn't know.

I really want to hate it.

Something to do.

I really want to die.

I'm sorry, man.

Nothing to do with this.

I want to kill you.

I want to kill you.

Nothing.

Nothing to do with this.

Nothing to do with this.

No, it isn't going to happen.

No, it's not going to happen.

Nothing to do with this.

Nothing to do with this.

Nothing to do with this.

Nothing to do with this.

All right.

Good work, Jimbo.

I'll see you Monday.

All right.

It's left in my sailing place.

Talk to me, Artie.

Kelly Van Ryan is accusing you of rape.

Jimmy told me.

Apparently I'm the last one to know about it.

Sam, I, uh...

Look, Sandra Van Ryan has been on the horn all day with every member of the school board.

She's pushing for suspension.

And that's it.

The board's just going to roll over for Sandra Van Ryan without hearing my side.

This is insane.

I'm innocent, God damn it.

Look, you gotta believe that.

All I can tell you, Sam, is hanging in there.

They clear you this mess you get me in stage.

The point is you never get clear of something like this.

It stays with you.

It follows you around forever.

You're going to need some help with this one, Sam.

You're going to need an attorney.

Right.

And maybe you can tell me which attorney in South Florida is going to want to go up against

the Van Ryan's in court.

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Hi.

Here's your Ken Bowdo.

Do you have an appointment?

Oh, yeah, Sam, I'm a Bowdo.

Okay, then.

Mr. Bowdoin, your 1030s here.

Do you show him in place?

Mm-hmm.

So what brings you to this part of town?

Well, I was until yesterday, a guidance counselor at Blue Bay High School.

The student there is accusing me of rape.

They're all her female.

The student is Kelly Van Ryan.

Isn't Sandra Van Ryan?

She's a guy who has an... I'm fucked.

Well, why don't you tell me about it?

Oh, shit.

Where do I begin?

Start with the... your relationship with the girl.

Kelly.

She's a student.

I was her guidance counselor.

Beyond that, there was no relationship.

Why don't you get another to worry about?

Mm.

What did you do to your neck?

I don't know if you're wearing it all the time.

There was an insurance guy around here earlier.

All right.

Let me tell you how I charge.

Have a good lunch.

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Georgie, hey, are we gonna catch some wind?

So, Embard, I'm afraid I can't park your car today.

You can't park me.

I'm eating barber for lunch.

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Can you get this parked, Georgie?

We're running late.

Right away, Mr. Baxter.

You're finished here, Lombardo.

Take a hike.

Barbara.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Maybe you didn't hear me, Lombardo.

You're finished in Blue Bay.

I find you around my daughter again.

You'll be finished, period.

Get the fuck out of here.

Mr. Eduardo, please.

It's all right, George.

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Sam, honey.

Haven't seen you in a while.

Welcome back.

I'm a cook.

Everybody.

Stop, can you tell me how much you missed me?

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Hey, are you all right?

Huh?

It's fine.

Cool?

It's too bad.

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Sam?

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Lombardo?

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[screaming]

It's me.

[sighing]

Sorry, man.

Things have been getting a little weird around here.

I can see that.

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Good morning.

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You're sure this Frankie Condo guy is the guy that did this to you?

It was him, all right.

He was driving Sandra's Range Rover.

You tell that story to the cops,

we can go after Sandra Van Rahn right now.

Forget it.

Lady has a deep pocket.

Believe me, I know how deep her pockets are.

I thought I might be able to save my house.

Some sort of equity loan?

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Guess who's on the board of directors at the bank?

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I don't need any more trouble from this woman.

You think making some sort of statements can stop her?

The shit I got on Kelly?

Yeah.

A year ago, when her old man, Bloose, brands out,

Kelly lost it, ran away.

They found her in a flea bag motel someplace,

and they walked out of her gourd.

Meanwhile, you, Sam,

are voted Educator of the Year, or some crap.

They put the two of you in front of a jury.

They're gonna look stupid.

They know it.

Why do you think they haven't taken your statement yet?

'Cause they're busy looking for dirt,

and they're not gonna find it.

Right?

Okay.

I don't fuck my students.

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He's just showing off for ya now.

- Being a Ruby, I see he's still got Walter.

I was helping something that eaten him by now.

- Can I help you with something?

- Susie called us. Where would we find her?

- You know the way.

- You won't shoot her will ya?

- Huh?

- I don't believe she's armed.

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- Yeah?

- Jesus, you guys long enough.

I mean, what if someone was trying to strangle me?

- Fuck me in the ass, even.

I mean, you guys do sex crimes, right?

- My partner detected Perez.

- That's Celine.

It's okay, you're a pretty good line on what cheap fucks people are.

- Yeah, so Susie, you called us, remember?

- Did they arrest Mr. Lombardo?

- No.

- Will they?

- I don't know.

- That bothers you?

- I wanna go outside.

- I don't know.

- I don't know.

- That bothers you?

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- When was this at St. Lombardo gave you the ride?

- About a year ago.

- And when he arrived at your trailer, was anyone there?

- Nope.

- So you were alone?

- Yeah.

- Did he come in with you?

- I guess.

- You guess?

Well, Diddy or Diddy?

- Okay.

Yeah, he did.

- And then what? Did he touch you? Did you maybe flirt with him a little?

- Susie, look, I know you feel bad.

- Just tell us the truth.

- I didn't say a thing to him.

He just, he put his arm around me and told me I was pretty.

I could be really pretty, he said.

- Did you ask him to stop?

- Shh.

What difference does it make you?

- It doesn't make you.

- No one's gonna believe me anyway.

- This man, Rapute, did Sam Lombardo rape you?

- Yeah, okay, he did.

He pushed me to the floor and he did it to me.

Now, are we done?

- Almost, Susie. Almost.

At some point, were you able to fight him off?

- No.

He stopped by himself.

Okay? Is that it? Leave me alone.

- Don't touch me!

- All right, take it easy, take it easy.

He stopped.

And that was it.

He just left.

- Yeah.

He did say one thing first.

What was that?

He said, "No little bitch can ever make me come."

- One, three.

- Hey, this girlfriend.

- Hey, Gansa, how about a slow man?

- Hello, Jinksy.

Yeah, it's really a bad news, good news situation.

He would deny bail, but he got a real attorney,

instead of a public defender.

- Telling you, camera medicine.

You are preaching to the choir.

You're not alone.

- So you're the new chicken liquor?

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- Roger, if you're a picture, comment on the case.

- Man, can I just have your feelings please at this time?

- Mr. M. Bardo will get what he deserves.

- Can he tell us anything?

Anything?

- You think?

- Anything?

- You feel confident about the case.

- Very yes.

- The Lombardo rape case has galvanized the upscale town of

Blue Bay with its tabloid appeal.

Now just arriving, Sondra Van Ryan,

Jetsa, real estate heiress, and part of the powerful

Blue Bay elite.

- And the girl from the wrong side of the tracks.

In the end, the jury must choose between the words of these

two 18-year-old girls and out of San Lombardo.

Reporting live from the courthouse steps,

I'm Nancy Doer, Eyewitness News.

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The state of Florida versus San Mambato,

the honorable Sylvia B. Wachman presiding.

All rise.

We gotta stand up.

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Please be seated.

Now, stand up.

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Would you like more time, Kelly?

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I know that this is hard, Kelly,

but I have one more question.

And even though it's something we've been over,

I want us all to be very clear about it.

Kelly, when you saw that Mr. Lombardo

intended to have sex with you,

what were your exact words?

What did you say?

I told him, no.

I said, "Stop, Mr. Lombardo, please."

I screamed for him to stop.

And did he?

No.

He raped me on the floor of his shitty house.

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Thank you.

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It's day two of the Lombardo rape case,

and the second alleged young victim

of the former guidance counselor is taken to stand.

Yesterday, Kelly Ben Ryan delivered to the jury

an emotional account of events

and was not swayed by Defense Council's cross-examination.

We'll come back live later this morning

with an update of these proceedings,

reporting live on the board and ask members

of the line, Nancy, to her and I win.

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Good morning, everybody.

Miss Tuller?

When you were picked up for shoplifting,

your freshman year at Blue Bay,

and you were allowed to make one call,

you called Mr. Lombardo, isn't that correct?

Miss Tuller?

Yes.

And when you were expelled from Blue Bay

for destruction of school property--

I broke a fucking window and it wasn't in my house.

Miss Tuller, you were waiting till you were asked

before responding and you were refrained

from using profanity in this court.

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It was Mr. Lombardo who appeared with you

in lieu of a parent conference.

Is that right?

Yes.

It seems to me that Mr. Lombardo was your friend.

He was.

But all that changed when

you were arrested for possession of narcotics,

and again allowed a phone call.

You called Mr. Lombardo.

Raped you?

On April 23rd of last year.

Is that right?

Yes.

But then in May, when you were arrested

for possession of narcotics,

and again allowed a phone call,

Mr. Lombardo.

So what?

So what?

So what?

Oops, Susie.

So one month after you say this man raped you,

you go to him for help.

Sounds to me as if you still considered Mr. Lombardo a pretty good friend.

I needed help.

I'm sure you did.

But Mr. Lombardo wasn't there this time, was he?

It was summer, he was gone,

and you spent six months in a state correctional facility.

Did that make you mad, Susie?

That Sam was gone?

That he wasn't there?

Hmm?

Could that be the reason why you're saying these things about Mr. Lombardo,

your friend?

I said them because they happened.

Miss Toler, are you going to sit there today under oath

and swear that Samuel Lombardo raped you?

I said he did.

Let me ask you a question, Miss Toler.

Did you enjoy being a guest of the state?

Because I can promise you, if you are lying about Sam Lombardo,

and I believe you are,

that you will be visiting that facility again quite soon.

Which is why I'm going to ask you again now under oath.

Susie, it's Samuel Lombardo raped you.

Miss Toler, you will have to answer the question.

Miss Toler.

Goddamn it!

This was not my idea.

Objection, your honor, Miss Toler is clearly responding to

Defense Council's badgering.

I would like to hear what Miss Toler has to say.

Miss Toler?

Sam Lombardo didn't rape me.

And rape, Ellie, either. He didn't do anything.

This is ridiculous!

The witness has been directly threatened by Defense Council.

I think I made it plain.

This court intends to hear Miss Toler's story.

Miss Toler.

I just wanted to hurt Mr. Lombardo.

I mean, he was my friend at first.

And then I got busted and he didn't even stick up for me.

I had to go away to that hellhole.

I mean, it's like you're his favorite, and then who cares?

I think you're a stop.

When Kelly said that we should do this, I thought, cool,

Kelly, Ellie's big shot screwing me over like that cop to Cat.

Now they're going to get screwed.

I'm sorry, your honor.

I have to abject.

Your honor, please, may I be heard?

Mr. Baxter, you are not trying this case.

Go sit down.

Kelly's pissed at Mr. Lombardo, too.

She's in love with him.

I mean, he's been her whole fantasy since her old man died,

and then she found out that Mr. Lombardo was doing her mom,

and that was it.

What?

Kelly?

What?

Skate, give, miss.

Get your fucking hands out of me.

Don't you have to watch that.

Get a happy fire.

I'm like this boyfriend.

Get the hell away from me.

Jesus, man.

Loosh.

I'm just thinking about where I'm going to stay.

I lost my house.

Waking up with goddamn nightmare.

Oh, you'll get over it.

We have got a knockdown airtight motherfucker lawsuit

against Sandra Van Ryan.

Just like that?

Just like that?

These people ruined your life, bro.

I told you they were going to go too far.

They went overboard.

They did.

They'll settle.

Believe me, they'll be begging to settle.

Oh, yeah, here we go.

They went up.

Come on, girl.

The storm will turn above.

Sam Lombardo has been dismissed

following a reversal of testimony

by one of his alleged victims.

Excuse me, over here.

Excuse me, can anybody read?

Hey, Sandra!

Let's go!

I want you to nail that Shyster's balls to the nearest ball.

That might have been a possibility.

If Miss Nuts so bright here,

hadn't started throwing things.

Fuck off.

I cannot believe you're just going to sit there

and get away with this shit!

All in the world of one little white trash bitch.

I don't think you get it, Sandy.

Your princess here committed perjury.

It'll be all I can do to keep her fucking little ass out of jail.

What are we going to do?

You're going to love this place, Tom.

Thank you.

That jalapeno pork platter will kill you.

I mean, you can't eat sushi every day of the week.

Bowdoin, why don't you cut the crap

and tell me what your client really wants?

Okay, Baxter.

My client wants your client to saddle up

so we can ride or ask straight to the bank.

You know, Ken, may I call you Ken?

I'll be other cases, other days.

The way I see it, Tommy,

is that everybody's got to eat some shit sometime.

You like yours hot?

Yeah.

Here she comes.

Thank you.

Ken?

I'm late.

Hold my calls, son.

Okay, Mr. Bowdoin.

Sorry, I'm late.

Hold my calls, son.

Okay, Mr. Bowdoin.

Okay, Mr. Bowdoin.

Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

Oh, yeah.

I'll be seeing you.

Okay. Okay.

Yep.

Nice to see you, Tom.

Come by. We'll have lunch.

See you at the club.

See you at the club.

See you at the club.

I'm gonna see you at the club.

See you at the club, Tommy.

Hey, Tom.

Where did you shoot today, pal?

Hey, my man.

Ah.

This is for you.

You did good, Ken.

Yeah. Thanks.

I know there's a part of you that wishes

that none of this had happened, but it did.

So take the money and enjoy yourself.

All right.

Find a happy place.

Lenore, would you see Miss Delambarra out, please?

Goodbye, Sam.

Bye, Lenore.

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[gasps]

Take care of my lizard, son.

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Okay.

Oh, Dad.

You know how my mom's paying you up?

She's breaking my trust.

I can't touch it until she's dead

and now she's breaking it to pay you.

I'm sorry, Kelly.

Why don't you start fucking her again?

You can spend it together.

I hate you!

I'm fucking angry.

Son of a bitch!

I'm fucking hate you!

You see, Art?

I couldn't come back, even if I wanted to.

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So you got my mom's money?

How much?

How much?

You know how much.

Your turn to pay.

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We screwed the bitch!

It worked just like you said.

That's wrong.

You scared this shit out of me.

What's wrong?

Is your coming here?

That's what's wrong.

Are you fucking crazy?

Yeah, I'm crazy.

Yes, my mom.

So how much is eight and a half million divided by three?

[screaming]

[laughing]

There you go.

Okay, I'm a big joke.

We're going to get really funny, huh?

You think this is fucking over?

Let me tell you something.

It's a long fucking wave from over.

Serious.

After tonight, three of us not to be seen together again.

After tonight?

Yeah, well, we're here, aren't we?

[laughing]

So maybe one celebration is okay.

Before an agreement.

Then from here on out, you do exactly as I say.

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Come on now.

Never let the sun go down on an argument.

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- I told you they were gonna make us look stupid.

- Hey, you're right. They did make us look stupid.

What you're wrong about is why.

- All right. - Hear me out.

Lombardo was having an affair with Sandra Van Ryan, right?

Why not tell us about it?

I mean, that's a hell of a motive for Kelly to fabricate this whole story in the first place.

- Maybe Lombardo's attorney was saving the affair for the trial.

- I thought about that. And then I said, "You're Sam Lombardo. Your life is being trashed.

You don't want to sit in a jail cell for three months unless..."

- Unless what?

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- Unless you're setting Sandra Van Ryan up for the big payday.

I mean, Lombardo was eyeball deep and dead before this whole thing started,

trying to keep up with a pricey piece of trim like Barbara Baxter.

I mean, that's expensive.

- Lombardo maybe broke, but why would Kelly have to steal?

- Kids got money and trust from her grandfather. She can't touch it until her mother dies.

I'm telling you, this guy wanted to marry money.

- And when that didn't happen, he went to work on these two girls,

using them to set up Sandra Van Ryan. I'm telling you, they jumped us, Barbara.

They jumped us right from the start.

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♪ I had my chance and I may be good ♪

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-I stroke.

-Is there some reason why you're here?

-Curiosity, I guess.

-But what? How to improve your breaststroke?

-No, actually, I was curious about how you see things

working out for you and Sam and Susie.

-Excuse me?

-Three of you gonna go out in the Caribbean together

and live happily ever after?

-You can see the thing about it is

that Threesome's rarely working out.

-You're out of your mind.

-I mean, it's hard enough for one person

to keep a secret, let alone three,

especially when two of them are in love.

You'll say I don't really want that little pill head around

out of Japanese money, do you?

Am I right?

Sam sell you on the idea right up front of whack and Susie?

-Hey!

-That's murder, kid.

-Police, God.

Get a life.

-You're good, you know that.

But you don't think that little freak Susie's

gonna hold up, do you?

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-Hello, Susie.

Oh, you better watch it with this, Chef.

You get busted again, you go back in a two-time loser.

-Yeah, I went up dead.

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-You know, I don't think I ever told you how sorry

I was about your friend.

What was his name?

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Come on, help me out here, Susie.

You know his name.

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-Date.

-Yeah, that's right, Davey.

I was really sorry about the way that worked out.

-That is cockful shit.

-What was that? What was that?

-You know, I don't have to listen to this.

You can't shove me around. I have friends now.

-No!

-This is Ray Susie. You don't have shit.

You never had shit.

You never will have shit.

[clears throat]

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Take a look at this.

Go ahead, take it. It's not gonna bite you.

Take it.

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-Your friend Sam deposited the check.

[doorbell rings]

He transferred the funds to an offshore account.

Number account.

Cop's not even known his name's on it.

Think what I'm yours?

He also put a down payment on some island property

and at least to buy on a 60-foot sailboat.

You're in a sail, aren't he?

-I don't know why you're telling me this stuff.

I don't even know what you want.

-Well, why are you here?

-I'm telling you this because I know exactly what's going on.

Two's company, three's a crowd.

Come on now.

You help really think Kelly and Sam

are gonna share that money with you, do you?

-Leave me alone.

[door opens]

[chuckles]

You know, I'd want a clear head right now if I were you.

So I could keep a real close eye on my new friends.

I'd hate to see you come to a bad end like Davey.

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-Shit.

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-Hello. You've reached Sam on Bardo.

Please wait for the people.

I'm leaving a brief message.

[car engine revs]

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-I can't believe you called Sam.

What's the matter with you?

I'm scared. That's what I'm scared.

There's no trust. You can trust me.

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-Killy, is Susie there?

-Yeah.

-Christ, I was afraid of that.

She left this insane message on my machine

between whatever she's been smoking out there

in this fucking cop you catch.

She's gonna blow it.

-Come to bitch down.

-Why can't you come, please?

Sam, I miss you so much.

-I miss you too, Killy.

But I can't right now.

We got to stick to the plan, okay?

If she can't get a fucking grip.

-Then what?

-You know what?

I'm lit.

But I need you, Killy.

I need you to be there for me tonight, okay?

-Okay.

-Good.

That's my girl.

You're the strong one, you know that?

Now, get Susie put her on the line.

I want you both to hear this.

-Susie.

Sam?

-Now, look, we got to stay calm.

All of us.

Now, since the settlement, um,

people think I'm rich,

so I'm out there spending money

doing what rich guys do.

Now, this cop to Kett,

he's going to try and fuck with you.

Don't let him.

-Yeah, that's easy for you to say.

-Susie, don't fall apart.

Only people can fuck this up is us.

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-You...

You are going to fuck me over, aren't you?

-Oh, for Christ's sake.

-You are.

Are you retarded?

Or just brain-deping with infumes

out there in the swamp.

-That's what I am to you, isn't it?

Swamp trash, just like my mom.

-Don't.

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-You stupid cop!

[Grunts]

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-You are scared, aren't you?

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-Ray--Jesus Christ.

Are you crazy, Ray?

-Jira say Sam, that was Lombardo on the phone.

And then you saw the two girls.

-The conversation on that tape is totally unintelligible.

What we have here is you on the Van Ryan property

without a proper warrant shooting a porn film.

-I can't believe I'm hearing this.

A month ago, these two were throwing things at each other in court.

They were acting! They were all acting!

We borrowed Hook, Line, and Sinker.

Now they're getting away with $8 million of Sandra Van Ryan's money.

-She might have saved if she hadn't set out to destroy the man's life.

-You wouldn't go after her guy that you thought raped your daughter for Christ's sake.

She bought the same goddamn story we did.

-Listen, Buffy, you're not on a case, all right?

Because there is no fucking case.

I've had it up to here with Sandra Van Ryan,

and you keep mucking around like this, Ray.

And she's gonna be suing us for invasion of privacy.

So get out of these people's lives.

Hey, Ray!

Hey, am I getting through on any of this?

-You think this is just about money?

But I was looking stupid. Question him.

You're gonna find a stone coldman if you live psychopath.

And those girls gonna wind us for a long time.

-Give this idiot something to do.

Let him look into the Kennedy assassination.

-I understand that.

Next time, this fucking piece of shit drags me down here, I'm gonna sue you.

-Okay.

-You're goddamn lucky. I didn't sue you last time.

-I agree.

-Now, am I free to go?

-I apologize.

-Yes.

-Thank you.

-Cocksucker.

-Yeah, what was that?

-You heard me, motherfucker.

-Yeah, you wanna say that to my face?

What are you looking at?

Huh?

Huh?

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I guess I kind of lost it up there.

You could say that.

Were you ever in a situation where you saw something coming

if you didn't do what you could to stop it?

We all have.

No, I mean, something bad, something bad that you saw coming

and then it happened,

and you...

you didn't do anything.

I did that once.

I don't want to do it again.

I thought we were going on a movie.

I think we just need to get wasted.

Come on.

I'm going to live at the beach someday.

Oh, shit.

I can let the keys.

I'll get them.

Come on, friends.

(Sighs)

Kelly?

Susie.

It's me.

I was worried about you.

I decided that the three of us should get together

one last time before we split up.

Are you mad?

No, no, no.

Look, I probably should have told you a little bit more

about the part I intended to play.

But we'll go through it all again tonight.

This is a celebration, Susie.

Not a suicide pack.

You're going to chill out.

Just relax.

A little champagne.

Watch the stars.

Kelly, you got a blanket or something

in the back of your mom's rover.

Why don't you be an angel and run over and get it for us?

Good girl.

Let me tell you about this boat I got picked out for us.

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[Gasping]

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Are you OK?

I might kill me if she knew I took the rover.

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So you say she didn't come home last night?

Well, she's been talking about going to LA,

but her clothes are all still here.

Walter, you get sick, it'll serve you right.

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Found some teeth in an old trailer down the road.

Well, he says it'll fit.

Well, Susie hasn't been back to school since the trial.

Oh, now they're saying that she can't graduate.

It is that Kelly Van Ryan that got her into this whole mess,

and you both know it.

Well, we'll look into it for you, Ruby.

We find something.

You'll be the first to know.

Come on.

It's starting, Gloria. This is how it begins.

Right, we don't know anything yet.

She could be anywhere.

Look, I'm going to drop you off the office.

We put a call out on Susie's car for me.

You got someplace you want to be?

You got a date?

Just check the car out for me. Will you, please?

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It's over here by that old boat.

So you and Susie used to come out here together?

Yeah, sometimes.

A lot of the kids hang out here.

You, um, really think something might happen to Susie?

Lombardo ever come out here?

[CHUCKLES]

I say something funny?

No, but I mean, just the idea that Mr. Lombardo was--

probably the way I heard it.

He was pretty tight with the kids.

You and him were pals, right?

Yeah, but he got me out of the sailing team.

Told me I could work my way with the college like he did.

I tell you something.

Sam Lombardo went to the University of Miami

on an athletic scholarship.

Boats.

Didn't have to damn thing to do with it.

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People aren't always what they appear to be.

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Don't forget that.

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This is where they did it.

Where's the body?

Well, it's the swamp most likely.

Guys, a swamp rat.

He knows it'll never be found there, but he made one mistake.

The grandmother said she's been threatening to run away,

and I found the cart in Miami bus chair.

Now, you don't think Sam could have put it there?

Hold on a second.

God damn it.

Gloria's been half the cart dusted for prints, and my guess is,

if Susie even was murdered, it was probably that damn Van Ryan kid.

Little sociopath is one of them started this in the first place.

Hey, how long before we get something?

We can get blood type right away.

Fennel records will take longer.

You want DNA?

It could take weeks.

I can't.

Poor dumb Susie.

You're kidding.

I've never had a chance.

We don't know that, please.

I'm telling you, Kelly's next.

Hold on.

I'm telling you, you get off this.

Right now.

Don't even fucking let me hear about your bothering Lumberto.

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David.

You get an ID?

You call me.

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Will you do me one favor?

Ray, you heard him.

He told me to stay away from Lumberto.

We didn't say anything about you.

Now, what if I'm right?

And Hunter's wrong.

Please.

You gotta help me out on this part.

And if the teeth aren't Susie's, you'll give this up?

Hmm?

If I'm wrong about those teeth, you got my word.

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Peeping in people's windows isn't that against the law?

Susie Tuller's missing.

Since what?

She didn't come home last night.

We found her car at the bus terminal.

Right thing she was murdered.

Well, I don't want to tell you.

You could tell me where you were last night.

I suppose I could, but I don't really have to now, do I?

Come here.

I want to show you something.

Looks like goodbye.

Kelly's file.

Read it.

You're going to find an angry, sexually confused girl

who threatened the lives of at least two people.

What, two people?

Well, one of them was her mother.

The other one was a female classmate.

She may have been sexually involved with.

Susie?

Now you get the file.

Read it.

I think it'll give you a new perspective on things.

Why didn't you tell us about this before the trial?

Because then I had principles.

They meant a lot to me.

Now, I don't care.

I should probably go now.

Why is she planning on holding me for something?

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Duquette, what's happening?

Where's Lombardo?

He's gone.

Goddamnit, Gloria. The blood type on the rock's magic suisies.

Let me tell you something, Ray.

There's more to this story than you know.

If Susie is dead, I think Hunter may be on the right track about Kelly.

Ray.

Shit, Ray.

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Mrs. Vairaya is Detective Duquette. Open the gate now.

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Hello, Kelly.

What are you doing here?

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Mr. Kelly.

Kelly!

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I mean, I just looked away for a second, just a split second.

And just like that bingo, she put a knee in my groin.

I didn't go down, but it slowed me down just enough.

I couldn't get to her.

She turned on me with a gun.

Fired one shot.

I took a hit in the shoulder.

I had no choice.

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I had to return fire.

Two rounds, I think, in the chest.

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I went there to protect her.

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I went there to protect her.

Detective Duquette.

I spent some time in military intelligence.

We had a saying there.

Once it happens, dance, twice as coincidence, three times as enemy action.

This is twice for you, Duquette.

And I intend to see to it that there is no third time.

Our investigation concludes that this was a good shooting, but that's irrelevant.

You've ignored the advice of your superiors, but consequently, two young women are dead.

You are, as of now terminated.

The forfeiture of pension and benefits.

Chief Goodson.

Detective Duquette found Susan Marie Toler's teeth and blood near the area known as Stoner Beach.

Ms. Toler's blood was also found in the Van Rahn Range Rover.

This has led this office to conclude that Susan Marie Toler was murdered by Kelly Lanier Van Rahn.

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Mr. Duquette.

Mr. Duquette.

This investigation has concluded.

Good as miss.

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- Patty Carter?

- Jesus man, I wasn't expecting you until tomorrow.

- Hey, nice girlfriend you got there.

- Kelly was only supposed to be framed there.

- Hey, the bitch shot me.

- Oh shit, you're a cop.

Don't they teach you to disarm people?

You know, shoot 'em in a leg or something?

- She becomes squamous you bad this stuff before

or after you bludgeoned little Susie to death

from the wine bottle.

- Kelly wasn't supposed to die, Ray.

It wasn't part of the plan.

- Jesus man, they couldn't have worked out better.

They're convinced that Kelly waxed Susie.

I couldn't talk 'em out of it.

- What I'm telling you is I don't like surprises.

- Yeah, well look at this way.

Every cloud has a silver line.

Now there's no loose ends.

Come tomorrow, you'll never see me again.

- Oh, uh, it's in about tomorrow.

I spoke to the bank and they said it's gonna take

two working days to make the, uh,

make the transfer so.

- Bullshit.

- Oh yeah, call it yourself.

Anyway, what, what's your hurry?

- Kick back for a day or two.

We'll take out the boat.

I just had it outfitted.

You can use a deck hand.

Here's to large bank accounts.

You got a light enough partner.

You're a rich man.

- To large accounts and no loose ends.

- Mm.

- No loose ends.

(sighs)

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- Hey Ray, you see that winch?

You think a couple turns out of four me?

She's rough for me.

- You mean that thing?

- Yeah Ray, we call it a winch.

It's what we use to tighten the cells.

Why don't you start cranking?

- It's supposed to be a vacation, man.

Why don't you get yourself a nice big old power boat?

- Come on Ray, make your celler out of you yet.

- Get me drowned.

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- It's stuck.

- What do you mean it's stuck?

A little elbow grease.

- It's stuck, I'm telling you.

- Yeah, the Jenny sheet must be caught on something.

Why don't you go starboard and see if you can unhook it?

- I don't understand the words you just said.

- Okay Ray, do you see this line right here?

I wish you to follow it down, see if you can see what it snagged on.

- You killin' me.

- You mean this thing?

- That's it, that one right there.

- See anything?

- Huh?

- Look a little lower.

- That's it.

(screaming)

- Guess I forgot to tell you Ray.

- One hand for the boat, the other one for yourself.

First rule of sailing.

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- Ray, what have you nice drive on the fucker?

(screaming)

- You're dead.

- No, I'm not.

- Sam.

Sam, for Christ's sake.

- Sorry partner.

You really shouldn't have killed Kelly.

And you shouldn't have killed that kid out in the glades either.

- What's his name?

- Davey.

- Davey.

- That's my son, but I'm sorry.

She's been doing this for a long time, so don't you be afraid.

Please, come on in.

Thank you so much for coming down the glades.

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- You come all the way out here to watch Walter,

or is this an official visit?

- No, it actually is my day off.

- I thought you looked different.

- I came over here because I was hoping you would talk to me.

- About Susie.

- Actually, I was wondering if you would talk to me about Ray Duquette.

- He used to come around here.

He had a thing going with one of the girls.

(chuckles)

- Girls.

Over at the glades.

Got sort of hung up on her from what I hear.

- Did she still work there?

- Not after that night.

All I know is the next morning, she was gone,

and a boy was dead.

A seminal kid named Davie,

he had a crush on Ray's home.

Caught Ray slapping her around, and they tried to stop it.

So Ray killed him.

Susie saw it.

So he busted her and sent her up,

you know, just to prove that he could.

That's all there is to say about Ray Duquette.

- Well, to Ray.

We won.

Sam is over.

(laughs)

Wow!

Talk about paranoid.

Take a look around us, Sam.

You're gonna have to teach me how to drive this thing before I can get rid of you.

Huh?

Huh?

Huh?

Okay, Tolar.

I want a trim to sell.

Grab ahold of that winch.

Fuck the winch, I want to drive.

Nah, it doesn't work that way.

You don't drive it, you sell it.

Now get on that winch.

Just want to cruise for a while.

(coughs)

It's funny.

That's one of the first things I noticed about you, Sam.

You like to cruise.

- Susie.

- You take college, for instance.

I bet the only classes we took were the ones where the finals were all multiple choice.

And you never bought the book.

You'd always find some girl to loan you hers,

and then of course you'd have to fuck her after that, right?

Is that how it went?

Yeah.

Well, I've got a good pop quiz for you.

Multiple choice, of course.

The horse sailing away on the helios,

Medea killed King Kreon in the princess with...

What?

A rock?

A spear gun? Or...

A little poison?

Poison.

Good guess.

Van Rine got old.

He and his cronies had come down here,

hunt and whore.

They acted like a bunch of assholes.

And one trip he showed up with this girl.

He picked up somewhere,

got in her pregnant,

dumped her in the swamp,

where a girl was dead in a year.

That...

came with her.

And a child?

She had it.

Before she drank herself to death,

wasn't exactly a love child.

So you're not a grandmother?

I'm not a mother like I was.

But no.

Walt was my only child.

He was a good boy until the army took him.

So Susie and Sandra Van Rine were half sisters.

And the other girl, Kelly?

Susie's niece.

It may be good news or not.

I don't know. We'll start with the letter.

Eight.

Yes, there are two eights.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Nice try.

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Selling your boat?

This was Susie's boat.

Guess you want me to eat in it now?

Funny.

I wouldn't have guessed Susie was a sailor.

The whole lady had her tested once.

The Seder IQ was way up there.

Around 200 or some such shit.

The girl could do just about anything she put her mind to.

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Hi.

- What are you doing out here?

- I'm running away.

- You think that's wise?

- Yes, what else?

Toys.

Well, I suppose one taste won't hurt.

So you know that week and I got busted,

I called you, about a hundred times.

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I really believe that stuff about you being my friend.

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Is I naive?

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I can't decide what came out better.

That little straw Kelly's nose or that dildo you've got shoved up her ass.

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What do you think Mr. Lombarda?

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Seems like the same place as you do.

Funny you never met.

>> Yeah, real funny.

You know, you're wrong about this.

Now you bust it right on the spot.

>> Trust me, the guy's dirty, I love it.

Especially the part about killing me.

Now get out of here, go make yourself a new friend.

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>> What are you drinking?

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>> We're gonna stop, I'm gonna come.

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>> That never seemed to worry, you're a glaze.

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>> Nice not you, line.

>> Say you love me.

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>> I love you.

Now give me the line.

>> No little girl can ever make me come.

>> Yeah.

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>> You got the person to tell you you're gonna crush the fucking image.

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>> For Christ sake.

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>> Hello Kelly.

>> What are you doing here?

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>> Ask you a question, Miss Tuller.

Did you enjoy being a guest of the state?

Boy, I hope I never make you mad.

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>> Okay, I should just walk around money.

The check is the balance of the number to count minus the million we set aside for

will be in Walter.

Bless my usual fee.

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Face closed.

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>> When I am gone, with some money.

>> Susie.

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>> Be good.

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>> Yeah, murder every day.

>> Yeah.

>> Murder every inch of the goddamn way.

>> Yeah.

>> Murder every morning, yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Murder every night.

>> Murder every single moment of you.

>> You guys are taking the life.

>> It's murder every morning.

>> It's murder every morning.

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