1. Tim? Here's a map.Copy !req
2. I marked in orange where there's been
a fire in the last yearCopy !req
3. and the arabber's barn I did in red
so it stands out.Copy !req
4. - Great!
- You're gonna razzle-dazzle him?Copy !req
5. Yeah. There's so much evidence
linking him to this murder, he'll overload.Copy !req
6. So long as you don't overload.Copy !req
7. These are the faxes
from the National Crime Index.Copy !req
8. - Great, thanks, Steve.
- All right.Copy !req
9. I got Adena's clothes back,
what do I do with them?Copy !req
10. Put them in the box next to
her library books and knapsack.Copy !req
11. You got it.Copy !req
12. - Whoa, it's freezing in here.
- The heat's busted again.Copy !req
13. Not again!Copy !req
14. - Is socialising in my job description?
- We need to work more as a team.Copy !req
15. Tim, have you ever been invited
to the Wharf Rat?Copy !req
16. I'm never invited.Copy !req
17. - No need to. Everyone just goes.
- They're bringing him up.Copy !req
18. - What's his mood?
- Calm, indifferent.Copy !req
19. This is the third time
he's been down here.Copy !req
20. It's the tenth time he's been interviewed
about the murder.Copy !req
21. We're bordering on a harassment suit.Copy !req
22. Get what we need out of him today
or it's over.Copy !req
23. As of tomorrow,
I'm putting you on regular rotation.Copy !req
24. - Understood?
- We'll get a confession.Copy !req
25. No matter how long it takes.Copy !req
26. If we take more than 12 hours,
it won't matter if he confesses.Copy !req
27. - The court will throw it out.
- Butchering an 11 -year-old girl...Copy !req
28. Maybe...Copy !req
29. Let's go. You know the way.Copy !req
30. Good luck in there.Copy !req
31. I'm not gonna need luck.Copy !req
32. Some of this we've gone over beforeCopy !req
33. but since this is an ongoing
investigation...Copy !req
34. As new things pop up we need to...
You know.Copy !req
35. - Your name is Risley Tucker?
- Yeah.Copy !req
36. - You live at 2003 Green Mount?
- Yeah.Copy !req
37. - How long have you lived there?
- All my life.Copy !req
38. No one in the neighbourhood
calls you Risley, do they?Copy !req
39. - No one calls you Mr Tucker?
- No.Copy !req
40. - They call you "The Arabber".
- Yeah.Copy !req
41. That term has caused
a lot of trouble around here.Copy !req
42. Two other detectives
argued becauseCopy !req
43. one says arabber,
the other says Arab.Copy !req
44. Both grew up in Baltimore
but have different expressions for...Copy !req
45. I never heard of either,
not being a native.Copy !req
46. But it has nothing to do
with being an Arab, right?Copy !req
47. - You don't look Arabic or Arabian.
- No.Copy !req
48. So what does it mean?Copy !req
49. We go from neighbourhood to
neighbourhood selling fruits and veggiesCopy !req
50. from a horse-drawn cart.Copy !req
51. - We're like nomads.
- How long have you been doing this?Copy !req
52. How long did you know Adena Watson?Copy !req
53. - You remember the first time you met...
- Sorry, this Arabic thing fascinates me.Copy !req
54. Selling fruits and vegetables in the city.Copy !req
55. I'm used to going to a supermarket.Copy !req
56. - Are your prices cheaper?
- No.Copy !req
57. What's the advantage
of buying from you? I mean...Copy !req
58. Other than the obvious,
you come to people's front door.Copy !req
59. - It's fresher.
- Interesting.Copy !req
60. What do you think about Adena?
Frank and I never knew her that well.Copy !req
61. What about her personality?
Was she feisty?Copy !req
62. - Outgoing, energetic?
- Yeah.Copy !req
63. She worked for you how long,
doing what?Copy !req
64. Taking care of Magdalene.Copy !req
65. - Magdalene?
- My horse.Copy !req
66. Cleaning up her coat with a comb,
entangling the mane and the tail.Copy !req
67. Sounds like a great job for a girl.Copy !req
68. - Why did she stop?
- The horse died.Copy !req
69. - Any other reason?
- The barn burnt down.Copy !req
70. - That's the only one?
- I stopped being an arabber.Copy !req
71. - Any other reason?
- There was no more job.Copy !req
72. Adena's mum didn't make her
stop working for you?Copy !req
73. Isn't it true Mrs Watson
was afraid for her daughterCopy !req
74. because you were getting too friendly?Copy !req
75. Is being an arabber a good job?
Are you respected in the community?Copy !req
76. Most people think of us as vagrants,Copy !req
77. but since the economy's gone sour,Copy !req
78. you see a lot of people
selling on the street.Copy !req
79. - Your whole family are arabbers?
- Back to my great-grandfather.Copy !req
80. - When did you last see Adena?
- When?Copy !req
81. - When did you last see her alive?
- On the Sunday at the barn.Copy !req
82. Before the Wednesday
when she disappeared?Copy !req
83. Is it cold in here?Copy !req
84. - Why did she come to the barn?
- To help after the fire.Copy !req
85. The first time we talked,Copy !req
86. you said you hadn't seen her for two
weeks prior to her disappearanceCopy !req
87. but now,
you're saying the Sunday before.Copy !req
88. - Two weeks?
- That's what you said.Copy !req
89. That's what you told us
every other time we talked.Copy !req
90. - We write these things down.
- I don't remember.Copy !req
91. Do you date?Copy !req
92. I mean, who do you go out with now?Copy !req
93. I ain't gone on a date in...Copy !req
94. - Ever been married?
- No.Copy !req
95. - Ever been engaged?
- Yeah.Copy !req
96. But you ain't gone through with it...Copy !req
97. Why?Copy !req
98. - Because you're an alcoholic.
- I haven't had a drink in 16 months.Copy !req
99. - Got any kids?
- No.Copy !req
100. - Go to church?
- No.Copy !req
101. - But you're a Christian?
- I believe in God.Copy !req
102. I do too.
What religion are you?Copy !req
103. - I was a Baptist.
- You were a Baptist?Copy !req
104. What do you think God might do
to the man who killed Adena?Copy !req
105. I don't know.Copy !req
106. Do you think the killer might feel like God
will punish for what he did to that girl?Copy !req
107. I don't know.Copy !req
108. You have to ask him.Copy !req
109. - What hours did you work on Tuesday?
- Last Tuesday?Copy !req
110. - Tuesday before she was found.
- All day.Copy !req
111. - Cleaning out your burnt-out barn?
- Yeah.Copy !req
112. - You got home about what time?
- 8:30 or something. 8:15.Copy !req
113. - In the evening?
- Yeah.Copy !req
114. The first time we talked,Copy !req
115. you said that you were making dinner
for friends on Tuesday.Copy !req
116. - Yeah.
- Your brother says you were in Cardiff.Copy !req
117. Tuesday? No, Tuesday...Copy !req
118. Which is it, dinner or Cardiff?Copy !req
119. I mean, someone's lying here.Copy !req
120. My question is who and why?Copy !req
121. - Why would your brother lie?
- Maybe you got confused.Copy !req
122. One day bleeds into the next.
You don't remember who you were with.Copy !req
123. Is it the longest you've been
without a drink?Copy !req
124. - Yeah.
- You've got it beat.Copy !req
125. You never get it beat all the way.
You gotta go to the meetings. I do.Copy !req
126. I've gone there 415 times
in the past 16 months.Copy !req
127. - Did you see Adena on Tuesday?
- No.Copy !req
128. - You didn't see her at all?
- No.Copy !req
129. You didn't see Adena
any time Tuesday at all!Copy !req
130. No.Copy !req
131. - Ever been into the Watson home?
- No.Copy !req
132. Adena...Copy !req
133. Adena ever been inside your apartment?Copy !req
134. - Yeah.
- What?Copy !req
135. What?Copy !req
136. - Yeah...
- How many times?Copy !req
137. I don't know.Copy !req
138. - Give me an estimate.
- A couple.Copy !req
139. - When was the last time?
- The day?Copy !req
140. - Yeah, what day?
- I don't remember.Copy !req
141. Was it just the two of you?
What did she do?Copy !req
142. - We watched TV.
- That's all?Copy !req
143. - What show did you watch?
- I don't know.Copy !req
144. - Night time, day time?
- Night.Copy !req
145. - You watch a lot of TV?
- Since I stopped working, that's all I do.Copy !req
146. - How long did she stay?
- I don't know.Copy !req
147. - Was it late or was it early?
- Not too late.Copy !req
148. - And you just watched TV?
- Yeah.Copy !req
149. - That's all?
- Yeah.Copy !req
150. Let me ask you something.Copy !req
151. - Where was she sitting?
- What?Copy !req
152. That night, you know...Copy !req
153. Was she sitting on a chair?
Was she sitting on the floor?Copy !req
154. - On a couch?
- On a couch.Copy !req
155. And where were you sitting?Copy !req
156. - Were you next to her on the couch?
- I don't remember.Copy !req
157. You remember where she was
but not where you were.Copy !req
158. Remember where you sit in your house?Copy !req
159. We're not interested in where I sit
because I sit right here.Copy !req
160. Whoa... it's cold, it's chilly, it's freezing.Copy !req
161. You have no idea
where you were sitting?Copy !req
162. - You have no idea at all?
- Come on, let's take a break.Copy !req
163. You want a cup of coffee?Copy !req
164. I'm gonna have a cigarette.
I'm like a chimney.Copy !req
165. My friend Tim here is trying to quit.Copy !req
166. - Was she tidy? Was she neat?
- Yeah.Copy !req
167. - Very neat?
- Yeah.Copy !req
168. - Very, very neat?
- Yeah!Copy !req
169. - Very, very, very neat?
- Yeah.Copy !req
170. A friend of mine only smokes
at night after drinks.Copy !req
171. Never feels the urge till then.Copy !req
172. He loves hanging out in a bar
with some guys, smoking and drinking.Copy !req
173. I envy him. He smokes when he wants,
drinks when he wants since high school.Copy !req
174. - What's that wine they start with?
- What wine?Copy !req
175. - In high school, it's cheap stuff...
- Mad Dog?Copy !req
176. Mad Dog, yes!Copy !req
177. - Do you miss it?
- What?Copy !req
178. Do you miss drinking?
I know I would.Copy !req
179. I couldn't stop.
I'm not an alcoholic butCopy !req
180. to get off booze for lifetime
it takes a lot of strength.Copy !req
181. Inner strength. I admire that.Copy !req
182. What made you quit?
You don't mind my asking.Copy !req
183. If you don't wanna answer, don't.Copy !req
184. - What made you say "Enough"?
- I started to blackout.Copy !req
185. - You used to black out?
- Yeah.Copy !req
186. - You wouldn't know where you were?
- Yeah.Copy !req
187. Did you hear any screams,
early Wednesday morning?Copy !req
188. - Anything at all?
- Are there girls at these AA meetings?Copy !req
189. - Girl alcoholics?
- Yeah.Copy !req
190. - Ever tried dating one of them?
- No!Copy !req
191. - Why not?
- I don't know.Copy !req
192. You haven't been having any sex.
What do you mean you don't know?Copy !req
193. - Are you gay?
- No.Copy !req
194. Since you never go out with women.
There's nothing wrong with it.Copy !req
195. Now listen to me!Copy !req
196. You've been here before
but you haven't told the truth.Copy !req
197. We know that.
I'm telling you we know that.Copy !req
198. - I don't know anything.
- Yes, you do.Copy !req
199. Come on, take your chin off your chest.
Look around at these walls!Copy !req
200. - Do you understand why you're here?
- You brought me here.Copy !req
201. But do you know why you're here?Copy !req
202. Huh?Copy !req
203. - Because of the girl.
- The girl?Copy !req
204. Yeah.Copy !req
205. Say her name.Copy !req
206. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
207. We've been here for one hour already
and you haven't even said her name.Copy !req
208. - Her name?
- Yeah.Copy !req
209. You know her name.Copy !req
210. Say her name.Copy !req
211. Say her name!Copy !req
212. Say her name...Copy !req
213. Adena...Copy !req
214. - There's no one in there.
- I don't know.Copy !req
215. - I'll take you over and show you.
- I don't care if there is.Copy !req
216. Better sit down right now.Copy !req
217. Hot in here! Heat!Copy !req
218. All right.Copy !req
219. You know, when I was a...
when I was a kid,Copy !req
220. my friends and I, we'd...Copy !req
221. put our hands like this and...Copy !req
222. the first kid to take them away
would be a wuss.Copy !req
223. Oh, boy. Hot!Copy !req
224. Did you ever use to do that, Mr Tucker?Copy !req
225. Risley Tucker...Copy !req
226. I think you did it.Copy !req
227. I think you killed Adena Watson.Copy !req
228. - I know that.
- What? That you killed her?Copy !req
229. That you think I did.Copy !req
230. How well did you know Mrs Watson?Copy !req
231. - Adena's mother?
- She used to buy from me.Copy !req
232. - You and she ever had arguments?
- No.Copy !req
233. You never had a cross word?Copy !req
234. She never tried to bring down
the price of a tomato?Copy !req
235. - Everybody does.
- Oh, yeah.Copy !req
236. - You liked her then?
- Sure.Copy !req
237. Then don't you think she deserves to...
know what happened?Copy !req
238. - You took her daughter's life away.
- I didn't.Copy !req
239. You took her life away.Copy !req
240. And I think you should have the decencyCopy !req
241. to give Mrs Watson the peace of mind
by knowing what happened.Copy !req
242. She's having nightmares. Rachon
and Malcolm are having nightmares.Copy !req
243. I think you should have the decency
for once in your lifeCopy !req
244. to think about someone
other than yourself.Copy !req
245. - I don't know anything about that.
- Yes, you do.Copy !req
246. Now you say that you believe in God.Copy !req
247. You're a man of conscience.
I saw you at the funeral.Copy !req
248. - No.
- Wait...Copy !req
249. - You were at the back. I saw you.
- No.Copy !req
250. I have a videotape of you leaving.Copy !req
251. I had a police photographer videotaping
everyone from across the street.Copy !req
252. You were there.Copy !req
253. - I didn't kill her.
- That's not what we're talking about.Copy !req
254. Why lie to me about being
at the church?Copy !req
255. Why would you lie about that?Copy !req
256. I don't get you.Copy !req
257. I've heard you talk about not having
a drink for 16 months.Copy !req
258. I've heard you talk about
your inner strength, your moral strength.Copy !req
259. I look at you and I figure
that you are a man of...Copy !req
260. a man of decency.Copy !req
261. A man of honour.Copy !req
262. And a man of honour tells the truth.Copy !req
263. So tell me the truth.Copy !req
264. - How is it going in there?
- Just talking.Copy !req
265. - Eight dollars and fifty-eight cents.
- Tim's paying.Copy !req
266. - Yeah, right
- Nobody trusts me.Copy !req
267. We've got tons of evidence, man.Copy !req
268. - You haven't even seen all...
- You've no evidence against me!Copy !req
269. Why? You think you cleaned up so well?
You didn't! You can't.Copy !req
270. I don't have to clean up
cos I didn't kill her!Copy !req
271. OK, the finest in take-out delight!Copy !req
272. For you Mr Tucker,
we have one large shake.Copy !req
273. A Jim Dandy, large order fries.Copy !req
274. Tim, here's your salad.
And my Billy Boy.Copy !req
275. You said you didn't see her
for two weeks before she disappeared.Copy !req
276. Now you say you saw her
the Sunday before. What is the truth?Copy !req
277. You say that on the Tuesday
you were making dinner for friendsCopy !req
278. but then your brother says
you were out of town. What is the truth?Copy !req
279. You say Adena stopped working for you
cos the barn burnt downCopy !req
280. but Mrs Watson says she was
concerned for the safety of her child.Copy !req
281. What is the real truth?
Answer me.Copy !req
282. Answer me!Copy !req
283. OK, you wanna the truth?
I'll show you the truth.Copy !req
284. We investigated every fire
in the Kirk Avenue neighbourhoodCopy !req
285. with an arson expert.Copy !req
286. These structures right up here in orange
had a fire in the last six months.Copy !req
287. This is your barn right there in red.Copy !req
288. OK, this is Adena's skirt.Copy !req
289. We have sample of burnt wood
taken from your barn.Copy !req
290. We sent these samples to the Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms lab in Rocksville.Copy !req
291. That's the finest lab in the country.Copy !req
292. The chemical analyses
of the soot from Adena's skirtCopy !req
293. and the soot from your barn
match exactly.Copy !req
294. Exactly...Copy !req
295. Let's put the fries aside for a sec.Copy !req
296. These lines here show
what the soot is made of.Copy !req
297. And these here show
what we got from your barn.Copy !req
298. See? Adena was in your barn
when she got this soot on her skirt.Copy !req
299. - I told you she came to help me.
- Right, on Sunday!Copy !req
300. But she's wearing the skirt on Tuesday.
You said she was neat.Copy !req
301. Very neat. So why is she wearing
the skirt on Tuesday?Copy !req
302. Either just before
or just after she was killed,Copy !req
303. she got that soot on her skirt
from being in your barn.Copy !req
304. - I don't know.
- Yes, you do.Copy !req
305. - No, I don't.
- Then why is that soot on her skirt?Copy !req
306. - How can it be?
- Look, these lines are the same.Copy !req
307. - Explain that.
- I don't know.Copy !req
308. - Don't lie to me.
- I'm not.Copy !req
309. - How do you explain that?
- I don't know.Copy !req
310. - You killed her in your barn.
- No!Copy !req
311. It's your barn. She's dead.Copy !req
312. - It's the only explanation.
- I didn't do it.Copy !req
313. - You want a polygraph test?
- Yes.Copy !req
314. You're willing to take a polygraph test?
A lie detector test?Copy !req
315. - Yes, right now!
- OK, OK.Copy !req
316. I want a polygraph
and I want it right now.Copy !req
317. Something tells me
it ain't so ducky in there.Copy !req
318. - She couldn't be in my barn.
- She was.Copy !req
319. - Did someone else put her there?
- No one did.Copy !req
320. - She was there.
- No one put her there.Copy !req
321. - She was there!
- Maybe you didn't kill her.Copy !req
322. But you know who did.
Did you let someone hide her?Copy !req
323. Is it what you're keeping from us?Copy !req
324. Someone asked to put something
in the barn. You didn't know what it was.Copy !req
325. Frank, why don't you shut up?Copy !req
326. - Don't ever tell me to shut up.
- I'm trying to make a point here.Copy !req
327. You're wasting time.
Mine and his.Copy !req
328. I'm wasting his time? I am?
He does not deserve the time.Copy !req
329. He doesn't deserve
consideration nor respect.Copy !req
330. He murdered a little girl.
You are nothing. You understand me?Copy !req
331. You strangled her with a cord.Copy !req
332. Until she was dead.
But that wasn't enough.Copy !req
333. So what did you do?
You took a butcher knifeCopy !req
334. and you cut into her stomach
and you pulled out her insides.Copy !req
335. Then with the knife,
you stabbed her after she was dead.Copy !req
336. You stabbed her six times.Copy !req
337. - Then you took a metal pipe and you...
- Bayliss...Copy !req
338. I didn't do it!Copy !req
339. Look me in the eyes and tell me.Copy !req
340. - I didn't do it.
- You did it! That's not true!Copy !req
341. Tell me the truth!
Tell me the truth!Copy !req
342. Now, you tell me the truth.Copy !req
343. - Tell me the truth!
- Bayliss, for God's sake.Copy !req
344. - Get yours hand off of me!
- Tell me the truth!Copy !req
345. - The truth!
- Bayliss!Copy !req
346. She was never in the barn.
I didn't do it!Copy !req
347. Tell me!Copy !req
348. I'll look you straight in the eye...Copy !req
349. and I'll say it all night.Copy !req
350. OK, OK.Copy !req
351. We've got all night.Copy !req
352. What if John Wilkes Booth
didn't die at the Garrett Farm?Copy !req
353. - What if he escaped?
- Hey, Bayliss.Copy !req
354. The body's taken to DC
under a blanket of darkness.Copy !req
355. No one gets to see his body.
Not even his mother.Copy !req
356. If he's buried at Green Mount cemetery.
Let's go there and dig him up.Copy !req
357. I'd like to very much
but it's an unmarked grave.Copy !req
358. Is that the results
of the arabber's polygraph test?Copy !req
359. Bayliss?Copy !req
360. You've got the results yet?Copy !req
361. Er... no. I'm gonna go
pick them up right now.Copy !req
362. Ah... great!Copy !req
363. - You got toilet paper over there?
- No.Copy !req
364. You got... five ones for a five?Copy !req
365. - I wanna sleep. I just need to sleep.
- I need to sleep too.Copy !req
366. And we will...
as soon as we get to the truth.Copy !req
367. - I just gotta rest.
- I know it's hard... being tired.Copy !req
368. Not being able to tell the difference
between reality...Copy !req
369. You know, the mind is an incredible
organ and instrument but it plays tricks.Copy !req
370. You know that from the booze.Copy !req
371. Do you know what one phrase
you've been repeating all night?Copy !req
372. - I didn't kill her.
- No, that's not it.Copy !req
373. "I don't remember."Copy !req
374. You said it 100 times
in the past eight hours.Copy !req
375. "I don't... remember."Copy !req
376. You were telling me before,Copy !req
377. when you drink, you get blackouts.Copy !req
378. Did you ever think maybe
that night you had a blackout?Copy !req
379. Maybe you had a few drinks
and you don't remember.Copy !req
380. Isn't that within the realm
of possibility?Copy !req
381. You have a block in your mind
that says "I didn't do it".Copy !req
382. But I can see through the block
that you did do it.Copy !req
383. - I believe Adena was in your barn.
- I don't care what you believe.Copy !req
384. You were rejected by your fiancée
because of your drinking.Copy !req
385. OK, so you got over there.Copy !req
386. A-ha...Copy !req
387. How long has it been... since...
she hurt you?Copy !req
388. A year or so.Copy !req
389. I talked to her.
I talked to your fiancée.Copy !req
390. I talk to everybody, that's my job.Copy !req
391. Getting to the truth is my job.
But having compassion is my job too.Copy !req
392. She didn't tell me why
she broke off the wedding. I didn't ask.Copy !req
393. I didn't think it was right.Copy !req
394. She simply said,Copy !req
395. she knew you didn't love her.Copy !req
396. Love her in that way.Copy !req
397. That there was something not quite right.Copy !req
398. She said it was because
you got engaged late at night.Copy !req
399. Or maybe it was something else.Copy !req
400. She's worried about you.Copy !req
401. She said she's tried to contact you, but
when she comes over, you ignore her.Copy !req
402. You sit watching TV. I understand.Copy !req
403. I do the exact same when I'm Ionely,
and the hours roll by.Copy !req
404. - A-ha.
- Risley...Copy !req
405. It's just you and me in here.Copy !req
406. You wanna trust me, I know that.Copy !req
407. But you're just holding back that little bit.Copy !req
408. Tell me what happened.
I won't write it down or anything.Copy !req
409. I'm gonna sit right here.Copy !req
410. You see, I have no pen in my hand.
Nothing up my sleeve.Copy !req
411. Don't look at me as a cop but as Frank.Copy !req
412. Look at me as a friend,
cos that's how I'm looking at you.Copy !req
413. Not as a murderer.Copy !req
414. Not as a vicious person,
because you're not.Copy !req
415. I think a lot of you.Copy !req
416. You told me about your drinking and
being an arabber, and everything else.Copy !req
417. I get problems too.
We all get problems.Copy !req
418. Tell me what happened.Copy !req
419. I'll believe anything that you say.Copy !req
420. Did you have a drink that night?Copy !req
421. - Wednesday night?
- No.Copy !req
422. - Tuesday night?
- No.Copy !req
423. Are you sure, Risley?Copy !req
424. I ain't had a drink in 16 months.Copy !req
425. OK.Copy !req
426. I believe you. You didn't have anything
to drink that night.Copy !req
427. She comes over.Copy !req
428. You've invited her over.Copy !req
429. You asked her to bring something,
a library book maybe.Copy !req
430. Or she crossed by unexpectedly.Copy !req
431. She's standing in your doorway.Copy !req
432. You ask her in to watch TV.Copy !req
433. You let her pick the programme.Copy !req
434. She's sitting on the couch
right next to you.Copy !req
435. She's this close, Risley.Copy !req
436. I don't believe
that you ever meant her any harm.Copy !req
437. I believe that all you wanted to do
was show some friendship.Copy !req
438. All you wanted was a little love.
That's all.Copy !req
439. Just a little love.Copy !req
440. And I don't mean sex.
Just a little love.Copy !req
441. Compassion.Copy !req
442. She was an outgoing girl,
a warm girl.Copy !req
443. All you wanted was a little of that love,
and compassion,Copy !req
444. and affection,
and warmth that she had.Copy !req
445. But she rejected you too.Copy !req
446. If she was foolish enough not to see
somebody who wanted to befriend herCopy !req
447. and show some affection...Copy !req
448. I wanna know your side, Risley.
I really do.Copy !req
449. We're in this thing together,
just you and me.Copy !req
450. I wanna help you.Copy !req
451. - Tell me what happened, Risley.
- Er...Copy !req
452. Tell me, Risley.Copy !req
453. I, I...Copy !req
454. Tell me.Copy !req
455. I didn't do anything to the girl.Copy !req
456. OK.Copy !req
457. Fine.Copy !req
458. You don't care.Copy !req
459. - OK.
- OK...Copy !req
460. Can I go now?Copy !req
461. Tim.Copy !req
462. - You have less than four hours left.
- Yeah, I know.Copy !req
463. Wanna know what the test says?Copy !req
464. You're lying. You're a liar.Copy !req
465. You held your breath to cover up.Copy !req
466. You know what blew it off the charts?
Off the screen? Look here.Copy !req
467. Your heart.Copy !req
468. It blew the needles right off the screen.Copy !req
469. A man could get whiplash
looking at your test.Copy !req
470. It's the highest he's ever seen
and he's an expert.Copy !req
471. Your heart!
It's perfect for you, don't you see?Copy !req
472. - Your heart doesn't wanna lie.
- Let me see that.Copy !req
473. No, this is evidence for your trial.Copy !req
474. I know you can't use that in court.Copy !req
475. Really? Mr Legal Beagle here,
he knows all about the law.Copy !req
476. - Is it cos you watch the court channel?
- I didn't lie.Copy !req
477. - How come you failed?
- I don't know.Copy !req
478. - That's your answer for everything.
- It won't work now.Copy !req
479. - Why did you fail the test?
- I was nervous.Copy !req
480. - Why?
- I feel guilty.Copy !req
481. - Because you did it.
- No!Copy !req
482. - Because you made me feel guilty.
- No, because you are.Copy !req
483. If I was guilty,
why would I take the test?Copy !req
484. - Tell us.
- No, I'll tell you why.Copy !req
485. - Cos you know we got you.
- You're going to jail.Copy !req
486. - You're gonna do time.
- That's right.Copy !req
487. Damn, look at his eyes!Copy !req
488. - What's wrong?
- Tears coming out of your eyes.Copy !req
489. - There ain't no tears.
- His eyes are brimming with tears.Copy !req
490. It's gonna get worse.
It never gets any better.Copy !req
491. - Back to drinking.
- Back to being a drunk!Copy !req
492. - I won't do that.
- You'll wind up killing yourself.Copy !req
493. - If you're lucky.
- I didn't kill her.Copy !req
494. - Why the head down?
- Cos I'm tired of saying it again.Copy !req
495. - Cos it's not true.
- Be a man. Own up to it.Copy !req
496. - I would.
- Anybody would.Copy !req
497. - Be a man.
- Why don't you tell me?Copy !req
498. - Why don't you tell me?
- Eh?Copy !req
499. - Why?
- Eh?Copy !req
500. - All right, don't say it.
- Don't say it, Risley.Copy !req
501. Tell me something.
Did you ever love somebody, Risley?Copy !req
502. Did you ever love somebody?Copy !req
503. - She was never in my barn.
- She was never there.Copy !req
504. - Never?
- She worked for you.Copy !req
505. - You said she was.
- Now you say never. Never or what?Copy !req
506. - She was there? In the barn?
- Yeah.Copy !req
507. - She was there that night?
- No.Copy !req
508. - You just told us she was there.
- No, I...Copy !req
509. See? This is a fax
from the National Crime Index.Copy !req
510. - You got a rape on your sheet.
- Statutory rape.Copy !req
511. - A 14-year-old girl.
- The charges were dropped.Copy !req
512. - 14.
- That was 15 years ago.Copy !req
513. - Statutory rape.
- It was dropped.Copy !req
514. - It doesn't mean anything.
- Did you threaten her?Copy !req
515. - Did you ever try to kiss Adena?
- No.Copy !req
516. When you were watching TV, hmm?Copy !req
517. - You didn't kiss her?
- No.Copy !req
518. - In the barn, you didn't have sex?
- No.Copy !req
519. She was never in the barn
and you never had sex?Copy !req
520. - No!
- We know what you're about.Copy !req
521. - We know.
- You like young girls and they like you.Copy !req
522. - And it's fine...
as long as they keep quiet about it!Copy !req
523. - But you got this one rule, don't you?
- The one rule that must be followed.Copy !req
524. - That must be obeyed.
- And we know what it is!Copy !req
525. - If you cry, you die.
- If you cry, you die!Copy !req
526. - That's the one rule.
- If they cry, they die.Copy !req
527. You like little girls
and you like it when they like you.Copy !req
528. - If they cry, they die.
- That's what happened to Adena.Copy !req
529. She cried and she died!Copy !req
530. You answer me this!Copy !req
531. - Are you sure that you didn't do it?
- Be straight with me.Copy !req
532. Are you positive that you didn't do it,
in your own mind right now?Copy !req
533. Not right now.Copy !req
534. I'm not...Copy !req
535. - Did you kill Adena Watson?
- No.Copy !req
536. Just start talking.Copy !req
537. Say whatever comes to your mind.
Whatever.Copy !req
538. Once you start talking, it's gonna flow.Copy !req
539. You will say what happened.
You'll accept it.Copy !req
540. Did you kill Adena Watson?Copy !req
541. No.Copy !req
542. - Go on, keep talking.
- Keep talking?Copy !req
543. - Just say whatever thoughts you have.
- Where are you from?Copy !req
544. - I'm from New York.
- New Y'rk, that's how you all say it!Copy !req
545. We say New York.Copy !req
546. - Been there once, I ain't going back.
- That's all?Copy !req
547. - Too many five hundreds!
- What's a five hundred?Copy !req
548. They're coloured folks with fortunes.Copy !req
549. They look down on the rest of usCopy !req
550. cos they got educated and got fancy
jobs on Wall Street or whatever.Copy !req
551. They got suits and limos.Copy !req
552. You know what I'm talking about.Copy !req
553. I'm in New York with my fiancée,
which she were.Copy !req
554. We go to this restaurant
full of five hundreds, near Times Square.Copy !req
555. I'm dressed not like I am now.Copy !req
556. I always dressed very nicely.
She was just nice.Copy !req
557. And the maître d' at the podium,
he looks at us and he says, "No."Copy !req
558. "No more room."
I say, "OK, we'll wait."Copy !req
559. We sit at the bar.Copy !req
560. For hours. Forever.
And my stomach is empty,Copy !req
561. and I'm knocking back Jack Daniel's,
getting more and more keyed off.Copy !req
562. I look around
and see some empty tables.Copy !req
563. I go over to that maître d'
and I spit in his face.Copy !req
564. Man, you should have seen the fight.Copy !req
565. My girl left me.Copy !req
566. Yeah, you could be
one of them five hundreds.Copy !req
567. You got the chill of a five hundred
the way you nail your eyes at me.Copy !req
568. Yeah, you. Cut it!
You don't like niggers like me.Copy !req
569. Cos of who we are.
Cos we ain't reached out.Copy !req
570. Cos we ain't grabbed hold of that dream.
Not Dr. King's dream, the white dream.Copy !req
571. That's all?Copy !req
572. You hate niggers like me
cos you hate being a nigger.Copy !req
573. You hate being who you really are.Copy !req
574. That's all?Copy !req
575. Yeah, you got it. OK?Copy !req
576. - Did you kill Adena Watson?
- No.Copy !req
577. You from Baltimore, right?Copy !req
578. Do you say "Bal'imore" or "Bal-timore"?Copy !req
579. Come on, say it.Copy !req
580. I'll tell you which
neighbourhood you're from.Copy !req
581. I rode to your streets. I talk to people.Copy !req
582. Say Baltimore and I'll tell you
within ten blocks where you were born.Copy !req
583. Yeah, you from here.
You got that home grown look.Copy !req
584. The not-too-southern,
not-too-northern,Copy !req
585. not in the ocean
but still on the water look.Copy !req
586. With maybe a touch of inbreeding.
What's that word?Copy !req
587. The word for when the white plantation
owners raped their slaves?Copy !req
588. It doesn't matter.Copy !req
589. See this?Copy !req
590. - This is Adena's diary.
- You read her diary?Copy !req
591. Yeah.Copy !req
592. She mentions you in it.Copy !req
593. She writes about you in her diary.Copy !req
594. - Wanna know what she says?
- No.Copy !req
595. Why not? I'll read it for you.Copy !req
596. I got it marked right here, yeah.Copy !req
597. - You can read it for yourself.
- No.Copy !req
598. What are you afraid of?Copy !req
599. You're afraid to find out
what Adena really thought of you?Copy !req
600. - I know what she thought of me.
- Really?Copy !req
601. You're sure now, huh?
How can you be sure about that?Copy !req
602. - I'll read you a little something.
- No!Copy !req
603. Her thoughts are private.Copy !req
604. They're her own.
I got no right to them.Copy !req
605. Neither do you.Copy !req
606. Ain't you got private thoughts,
you can't share?Copy !req
607. And feelings...Copy !req
608. Feelings that can control you,
that make you mad.Copy !req
609. Terrify you.Copy !req
610. As long as they stay in your head,
you're OK.Copy !req
611. But if you say them out loud...Copy !req
612. no, you ain't so good, so perfect.Copy !req
613. You got mad at me before.Copy !req
614. You got your dark side,
and it terrifies you and it frightens you.Copy !req
615. It scares you cos it's powerful and
makes you capable of doing anything.Copy !req
616. Anything!Copy !req
617. Without it, you look in a mirrorCopy !req
618. and all you see is an amateur.Copy !req
619. - Did you kill Adena Watson?
- No.Copy !req
620. - Tell us the truth.
- I've been telling the truth.Copy !req
621. - Tell us the truth about Adena?
- The truth?Copy !req
622. What truth?Copy !req
623. What is truth?Copy !req
624. - Would you know it if you heard it?
- Try me.Copy !req
625. Every day I'd see her walking.Copy !req
626. Adena?Copy !req
627. Adena...Copy !req
628. Ever since she came back from
the hospital in a little blue blanket,Copy !req
629. every day I'd see her grow big.Copy !req
630. Every day she'd come by my cart,Copy !req
631. with her friends
on her way home from school.Copy !req
632. She'd buy a peach.Copy !req
633. Always a peach.Copy !req
634. She was one of a bunch
of giggling little girls.Copy !req
635. Then six or seven months ago,Copy !req
636. she comes to my cart
and I hold out a peach.Copy !req
637. She shakes her head and says,
"No. I want an avocado."Copy !req
638. That's what she said.Copy !req
639. Just like that.Copy !req
640. You know what I'm saying?
I'm telling the truth now.Copy !req
641. - No, er... I'm not...
- You know what I'm saying.Copy !req
642. I gave her mangos...Copy !req
643. apricots...Copy !req
644. kiwis, kumquats...Copy !req
645. quince, persimmons...Copy !req
646. pomegranates and star fruit.Copy !req
647. She's standing in front of me.Copy !req
648. She had to pay for it.Copy !req
649. She's standing in front of me,
biting into the fruit,Copy !req
650. slowly stroking Magdalene's... mane.Copy !req
651. Done my little things, you know.Copy !req
652. Baton twirling and toe shoes and...Copy !req
653. That young group that
sings and's dancing all day...Copy !req
654. She always needed to buy things.Copy !req
655. Nothing fancy... female things.Copy !req
656. I got her a job for more money
than I could afford.Copy !req
657. The day before she came,Copy !req
658. I made that barn shine...Copy !req
659. Every straw in line.Copy !req
660. I cleaned it up so good, she didn't have
a thing to do when she got there.Copy !req
661. She tied a bow...Copy !req
662. a red ribbon round Magdalene's tail.Copy !req
663. We laughed!Copy !req
664. She didn't like her laugh.Copy !req
665. Said it made her sound goofy.Copy !req
666. But it wasn't goofy.Copy !req
667. It was...Copy !req
668. We worked beside each other...Copy !req
669. laughing.Copy !req
670. Sometimes, the radio would be playingCopy !req
671. and she'd dance.Copy !req
672. She wanted to be a dancer.Copy !req
673. She could have been...Copy !req
674. a dancer.Copy !req
675. She tried to get me to dance with her.Copy !req
676. She'd hold out her hand but...Copy !req
677. I never touched her.Copy !req
678. I didn't.Copy !req
679. I didn't hurt her.Copy !req
680. I didn't kill her.Copy !req
681. I never touched her.Copy !req
682. Not once.Copy !req
683. I loved her.Copy !req
684. I gotta live with that the rest of my life.Copy !req
685. A man my age.Copy !req
686. I loved...Copy !req
687. the one great love of my life...Copy !req
688. was an 11 -year-old girl.Copy !req
689. Time's up.Copy !req
690. There's this recycling plant the Mexican
government is building on Yucatan.Copy !req
691. They take waste and process it
into usable products.Copy !req
692. - How?
- Worms.Copy !req
693. - What?
- Worms eat the garbage.Copy !req
694. Then out pops this highly rich fertilizer.
It's a cash cow.Copy !req
695. - We'll need shovels.
- Can't you just play the lottery?Copy !req
696. - Hey, Gee. See you at the Wharf Rat.
- OK.Copy !req
697. - Breakfast is on Meldrick.
- Why me?Copy !req
698. You're the one
in the worm-poop business.Copy !req
699. I'll have a car
come pick you up and take you home.Copy !req
700. Please, sit down and relax.
Just wait here.Copy !req
701. '... we put the rest of the sugar
into the egg white.Copy !req
702. 'Then we whip the egg white.Copy !req
703. 'Or you can use an electric mixer.Copy !req
704. 'A little faster.'Copy !req
705. - How did it go?
- It didn't. It's not going to happen.Copy !req
706. We were this close but...Copy !req
707. we blew our last chance.Copy !req
708. - You should talk to Bayliss. He's down.
- YOU talk to him!Copy !req
709. Nothing I say will mean as much
as it coming from you.Copy !req
710. You're his partner.
It will mean a lot.Copy !req
711. I'm his partner?Copy !req
712. Accept that, Frank.Copy !req
713. Tim?Copy !req
714. - You're packing up?
- Yeah.Copy !req
715. You know, some cases never gel.Copy !req
716. Yeah.Copy !req
717. The good-bad thing about Homicide
is getting chances to prove ourselves -Copy !req
718. there's always another murder
down the line.Copy !req
719. Yeah.Copy !req
720. The important thing is
your instincts were correct.Copy !req
721. I doubted you at first.
I'm positive now.Copy !req
722. He killed Adena.Copy !req
723. - Yeah?
- Yeah.Copy !req
724. Well, I'm not so sure anymore.Copy !req
725. So hang on.Copy !req
726. The guys are going to the Wharf Rat
for breakfast. Wanna go?Copy !req
727. - No.
- OK, let me take this for you.Copy !req
728. - I'll get it.
- No, I'll get it.Copy !req
729. Bayliss, Homicide.Copy !req
730. 'I like it when it's nice and creamy... 'Copy !req
731. - Excuse me.
- Yes?Copy !req
732. - Do you mind if I change the channel?
- No, go ahead.Copy !req
733. 'Wow, that was wonderful!
Look at this.'Copy !req