1. Hold it right there.Copy !req
2. Hold it again. Hold it.Copy !req
3. Oh, come on, Paul.Copy !req
4. One more. One more.Copy !req
5. You're not gonna show those to anyone,
are you?Copy !req
6. - Sure. Why not?
- Ugh.Copy !req
7. - You've got a prime figure.
- Heh.Copy !req
8. - You really have, you know.
- Heh.Copy !req
9. That's a euphemism for fat.Copy !req
10. You wanna go back to the hotel?Copy !req
11. What's the matter with right here?Copy !req
12. We're too civilized.Copy !req
13. I remember when we weren't.Copy !req
14. But we'll go back to the hotel.Copy !req
15. Paul, I don't wanna go back home.Copy !req
16. Trans World Airlines passengers on TW76...Copy !req
17. from Honolulu to New York should
proceed from the check-in counter...Copy !req
18. to the Friendship Lounge for boarding.Copy !req
19. Wanna know what happened
while you and Joanna were living it up...Copy !req
20. - ... in Maui or Kaui or Yaui, whatever it is?
- What?Copy !req
21. There were 15 murders the first week...Copy !req
22. - ... and 21 last week in this goddamn city.
- That's a lot.Copy !req
23. You know, decent people are gonna have
to work here and live somewhere else.Copy !req
24. By "decent people," you mean people
who can afford to live somewhere else.Copy !req
25. Oh, Christ.
You are such a bleeding-heart liberal, Paul.Copy !req
26. My heart bleeds a little
for the underprivileged, yeah.Copy !req
27. The underprivileged are beating our
goddamn brains out. You know what I say?Copy !req
28. Stick them in concentration camps.
That's what I say.Copy !req
29. - Henry.
- Hello.Copy !req
30. I've been running a cost-and-profit on
the Jainchill development in Tucson, Arizona.Copy !req
31. Well, based on these figures...Copy !req
32. I don't see how Blue Ridge
can underwrite 50 percent of it.Copy !req
33. Well, Jainchill's been very successful,
in a small way.Copy !req
34. Well, then I suggest
you send a man down...Copy !req
35. from our San Francisco office
to step it out.Copy !req
36. Redesign it, if necessary.Copy !req
37. Because that's a high risk
for the acreage involved.Copy !req
38. I'll talk to Inge about it.
Thanks, Paul.Copy !req
39. Oh, uh, Paul, how does it feel
to be back in the war zone after Hawaii?Copy !req
40. I was feeling pretty good
until I ran into Sam...Copy !req
41. and he delivered the crime rate statistics.Copy !req
42. What this city needs
is more cops than people.Copy !req
43. You'll have to find other options, Samuel.
No one could pay the taxes.Copy !req
44. $2.17.Copy !req
45. Would you have these delivered,
please, Mary?Copy !req
46. Goodbye.Copy !req
47. Hey, I'm gonna do a thing.Copy !req
48. Shit, man. Got business.Copy !req
49. Let's go, man.Copy !req
50. I'll get it.Copy !req
51. Who is it?Copy !req
52. Groceries, ma'am.Copy !req
53. Nobody gets hurt, Mother.
Just hold still. Don't move.Copy !req
54. What do you want'?Copy !req
55. Don't jive, Mother. You know what we want.Copy !req
56. He's not gonna hurt us?
Not if you got money.Copy !req
57. Nobody, nobody.Copy !req
58. Hey, Mother.
Look at the artiste doing his art.Copy !req
59. - Ain't that beautiful, Mother?
- My purse is in the kitchen.Copy !req
60. Just stand still.Copy !req
61. We'll do as they say, Carol.
Where is your purse?Copy !req
62. - Shit, you only got four bucks.
- I got three, and two bits.Copy !req
63. You're gonna get
the shit kicked out of you, Mother.Copy !req
64. - It's all we have.
- Rich people like you?Copy !req
65. - Shit, we want money, Mother. Now get it!
- It's true. That's all we—Copy !req
66. - How'd you like to get fucked?
- No!Copy !req
67. I'm gonna stick you in the ass.Copy !req
68. Leave her alone!Copy !req
69. Goddamn rich cunt!Copy !req
70. I kill rich cunts.Copy !req
71. Mother's getting
the shit kicked out of her.Copy !req
72. Hey, let's screw this one, man. Huh?Copy !req
73. - No, man. Let's travel.
- No, man. Let me paint her ass.Copy !req
74. Hey, man. You think you're an artiste?
I'll show you how to paint, man.Copy !req
75. I'm gonna paint her goddamn mouth!Copy !req
76. He's gonna paint your mouth.
You're gonna like that.Copy !req
77. You get any ideas about biting
my paintbrush, you'll get what Mother got.Copy !req
78. - You're gonna swallow that paint.
- She'll swallow the paint.Copy !req
79. Open that goddamn throat!Copy !req
80. Mother's going for the phone!Copy !req
81. Shit, let's split.Copy !req
82. Thelma, will you get my wife
on the phone, please?Copy !req
83. Mr. Kersey's office.Copy !req
84. - Is it my wife?
- No, sir. It's your son-in-law.Copy !req
85. Hello, Jack.Copy !req
86. Dad.Copy !req
87. Dad, we got trouble.Copy !req
88. Trouble? You and Carol?Copy !req
89. Don't tell me about it.Copy !req
90. No, no. Dad—Copy !req
91. It's Morn and Carol.Copy !req
92. They're taking them to the emergency
receiving at Canal Hospital.Copy !req
93. - What the hell for?
- Look, I don't know.Copy !req
94. The police just called me.Copy !req
95. What's happening, Jack'?Copy !req
96. I don't know any more than that, Dad.Copy !req
97. Look, I'm at my office, I'm going to
the hospital, just meet me there, okay?Copy !req
98. Dr. Fanning, go to the emergency room, stat.Copy !req
99. Dr. Fanning, go to the emergency room.Copy !req
100. Dr. Diaz...Copy !req
101. How are they? Are they all right?Copy !req
102. I don't know. I just got here
a few minutes ago.Copy !req
103. Do you know anything?
Were they out, stabbed, what?Copy !req
104. L.Copy !req
105. No, sir. Just beat up.Copy !req
106. This is Officer Joe Charles, he came
in the ambulance with Mom and Carol.Copy !req
107. - They gonna be all right?
- I've told Mr. Toby all I know.Copy !req
108. If there's anything I can do,
ask for me at the 21st precinct.Copy !req
109. Good luck to you.Copy !req
110. Come on, Dad.
We might as well go sit down.Copy !req
111. What'd they tell you?Copy !req
112. Not much.Copy !req
113. Yeah, but what?Copy !req
114. They beat them both up.Copy !req
115. - Who did? Why?
- Take it easy, Dad. I'm just as rattled as you are.Copy !req
116. The officer said that Carol
wasn't making much sense.Copy !req
117. Two, maybe three men, they—Copy !req
118. She opened the door to let them in...Copy !req
119. because she thought it was
the delivery boy from the supermarket.Copy !req
120. Jesus God.Copy !req
121. When are we gonna know something?Copy !req
122. Will the following
doctors go to the emergency room, stat:Copy !req
123. Dr. White...Copy !req
124. They know we're here?Copy !req
125. The nurses know. I spoke to one of them.
Somebody ought to come.Copy !req
126. There's a man over there.
He's bleeding, and nobody comes.Copy !req
127. Nurse, we're waiting to find out
what happened to my wife and daughter.Copy !req
128. A doctor will see you
after he's made his examination.Copy !req
129. But we've been waiting a long time.Copy !req
130. It hasn't been that long, Dad,
just two or three minutes.Copy !req
131. - Mr. Toby?
- Yes.Copy !req
132. Your wife is all right.Copy !req
133. We've sedated her and put her to bed.Copy !req
134. My name is Paul Kersey.
How's my wife?Copy !req
135. I'm sorry.Copy !req
136. She died a few minutes ago, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
137. Almighty God, we commend
to you our neighbor Joanna...Copy !req
138. trusting your love and mercy...Copy !req
139. and believing in the promise
of a resurrection to eternal life...Copy !req
140. through our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.Copy !req
141. Almighty God, father of the whole family
in heaven and on earth...Copy !req
142. stand by those who sorrow...Copy !req
143. that as they lean on your strength,
they may be upheld...Copy !req
144. and believe the good news
of life beyond life...Copy !req
145. through Jesus Christ, our lord. Amen.Copy !req
146. I'm going back with Sam and Adele.Copy !req
147. They go right by my place.Copy !req
148. Don't you wanna come to our apartment?Copy !req
149. It's time I went to my own,
I have to sometime.Copy !req
150. Baby?Copy !req
151. Baby?Copy !req
152. I'm going back with Sam.Copy !req
153. You get plenty of rest.Copy !req
154. She'll be all right, Dad.Copy !req
155. Residents of northern suburbs...Copy !req
156. will need quite some time to dig
themselves out of a snowstorm...Copy !req
157. that's taking much of Connecticut...Copy !req
158. and Rockland and Westchester
Counties by surprise.Copy !req
159. In New York City...Copy !req
160. light snow flurries lingering
till about midnight.Copy !req
161. - No accumulation, but afternoon—
- Turn that thing off.Copy !req
162. I'm listening to the weather. Why haven't
you found my dog? He's vital to my income.Copy !req
163. He paints such marvelous
pictures with his paws.Copy !req
164. Yes. Help you?
Where can I find Officer Joe Charles?Copy !req
165. - What's your business?
- Well, my name is Paul Kersey.Copy !req
166. A couple days ago,
my wife and daughter were attacked...Copy !req
167. and he was one of the policemen
on the scene, I wanna talk to him.Copy !req
168. Yeah, well, okay, so I think the...Copy !req
169. Hattie, is Joe Charles still back there
or has he gone on duty yet?Copy !req
170. Yeah, there's someone out here
who wants to talk to him.Copy !req
171. - I told you somebody...
- Have a seat. He'll be right out.Copy !req
172. snatched my purse!
The man came up from behind me.Copy !req
173. My credit cards is in there,
my rent money, I don't have no key.Copy !req
174. - Do I have a description?
- Yes.Copy !req
175. The man came from behind me!Copy !req
176. You didn't see who it was?
No, I didn't see!Copy !req
177. - Hello, Mr. Kersey.
- Officer Charles.Copy !req
178. I dropped by to see if you had any information
on the people who attacked my family.Copy !req
179. I'll take you to the detective
in charge of the case.Copy !req
180. - Uh, lieutenant?
- Yeah.Copy !req
181. This is Mr. Paul Kersey, case number 884.
His wife and daughter were assaulted.Copy !req
182. - Glad to know you, Mr. Kersey.
- I'm going on duty now...Copy !req
183. - so I'll leave.
- Thanks, officer.Copy !req
184. - Not at all.
- Right this way, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
185. Will you have a seat, Mr. Kersey?Copy !req
186. Have you found out anything yet?Copy !req
187. Well, the supermarket security officer
and one of the checkers...Copy !req
188. remembers these three characters leaving
right after Mrs. Kersey and your daughter.Copy !req
189. They think they could've gotten the apartment
number off the address on the grocery bags...Copy !req
190. but they haven't been able to pick
the faces out of the mug book.Copy !req
191. How is your daughter, Mr. Kersey?Copy !req
192. She's under doctor's sedation right now.Copy !req
193. But today I had the funeral
for my wife up in Connecticut...Copy !req
194. and she was able to make that.Copy !req
195. Your daughter didn't give us
much information, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
196. We wish we could persuade her
to look at the mug books.Copy !req
197. Did she refuse?Copy !req
198. Her husband asked us
to wait for a few days.Copy !req
199. In fact, the sooner
she looks at the mug books...Copy !req
200. the better chance she has
of recalling one or two of the faces.Copy !req
201. Well, I'll talk to my son-in-law...Copy !req
202. - ... and see what can be done.
- I'd appreciate that, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
203. Any chance of catching these men?Copy !req
204. There's a chance, sure.Copy !req
205. Just a chance?Copy !req
206. I'd be less than honest
if I gave you more hope, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
207. In the city, that's the way it is.Copy !req
208. I thought you were asleep.Copy !req
209. Are you getting the most out of life?Copy !req
210. Are you satisfied, fulfilled, happy?Copy !req
211. Our bank has helped many to a better future.Copy !req
212. - Good morning, Mr. Kersey.
- Morning.Copy !req
213. Would you give me
$20 in quarters, please?Copy !req
214. - Good morning, Paul.
- Morning.Copy !req
215. Paul, you're tough.
You know, you really are.Copy !req
216. I told Ives you'd come in this morning.Copy !req
217. I said, "Paul is not the kind of man
to leave the pieces of his life lying around.Copy !req
218. He'll just start picking them up."Copy !req
219. Just a matter of keeping busy, Sam.Copy !req
220. Paul, welcome back.Copy !req
221. - Good morning, Henry.
- See you for lunch, Paul?Copy !req
222. - Yeah, sure.
- Paul, I'm gonna give you a vacation.Copy !req
223. From New York, that is.Copy !req
224. The Jainchill development
of Tucson, Arizona.Copy !req
225. I want you to take it over.
Redesign it, if necessary.Copy !req
226. Whatever you have to do.
All right?Copy !req
227. That's all right, but can I give you
an answer in about a week?Copy !req
228. I don't wanna leave New York
just now because of Carol.Copy !req
229. Fine.Copy !req
230. When you're ready, let me know.Copy !req
231. Beautiful place, Tucson.
They can breathe out there.Copy !req
232. She's sleeping too much.Copy !req
233. It's not normal.Copy !req
234. I've got a couple of TV dinners
in the oven. Come on.Copy !req
235. It'll just be a couple of minutes.Copy !req
236. Jack, this drink's enough for me.Copy !req
237. - I've never seen you drink without eating.
- I'm not hungry.Copy !req
238. I think maybe you ought to
take Carol to see another doctor.Copy !req
239. I, uh... I did. Today. A psychiatrist.Copy !req
240. He seems to feel it might help her
if I took her away to another environment.Copy !req
241. Out of New York, on the shore someplace.Copy !req
242. Sounds like a good idea.Copy !req
243. - I'll go along with you.
- Uh... No, Dad. He...Copy !req
244. He seemed to feel that it might be better if
she didn't have any association with anyone...Copy !req
245. - ... that might remind her of that day.
- How the hell do I remind her of that day?Copy !req
246. Well, you know how it is, Dad.Copy !req
247. I mean, it happened in your apartment.Copy !req
248. And you're living there.
You remind her of Mom.Copy !req
249. Dad, don't make it tough for me.Copy !req
250. Okay, I'll make it easy for you.Copy !req
251. Ives asked me to go to
Tucson, Arizona on a job.Copy !req
252. - How long will you be gone?
- I don't know. Until I look the job over.Copy !req
253. But you call me every other day,
let me know how Carol is.Copy !req
254. Sure I will, Dad.Copy !req
255. You know, that'll be good for you,
I hear Tucson's a really beautiful place.Copy !req
256. Yeah, yeah. That's what everybody says.Copy !req
257. How are you today, sir?Copy !req
258. Son of a bitch.Copy !req
259. Turn around, son of a bitch.Copy !req
260. Motherfucker! I said turn around.Copy !req
261. And hand me the money.Copy !req
262. Paul Kersey.Copy !req
263. - Yeah.
- Aimes Jainchill.Copy !req
264. How do you do, Mr. Jainchill?Copy !req
265. Aimes. I'll call you Paul.
Come on. Let's get your bags.Copy !req
266. - How did you know who I was?
- Well, you look like a New Yorker.Copy !req
267. Ho!Copy !req
268. Ho.Ho, ho.Copy !req
269. Howdy, Jud.Copy !req
270. I wanted you to see this country before
you looked at the drawings back at the office.Copy !req
271. Give you a better idea.Copy !req
272. I don't wanna change these hills.Copy !req
273. Don't wanna bulldoze them flat.Copy !req
274. You'll waste a lot of building space.Copy !req
275. Ha, ha! Wasting space.Copy !req
276. Now, those are some words
that you big developers...Copy !req
277. have got to change
for something else.Copy !req
278. Such as?Copy !req
279. Well, space for life.Copy !req
280. Like old Jud up there.
Space for people, horses, cows.Copy !req
281. I got funny ideas about building things.Copy !req
282. Howdy, folks, welcome to old Tucson,
the famous movie location and studio.Copy !req
283. In just a few moments...Copy !req
284. Unh. Come on. Let's wet our whistle
before I trot you back to the motel.Copy !req
285. Glass of beer, maybe.Copy !req
286. —Take their positions on the porches
of the Red Dog Cafe...Copy !req
287. - ... the Territorial Gunsmith shop...
- What's happening here?Copy !req
288. Oh, it's a phony western town.Copy !req
289. They shoot movies here sometimes,
but the rest of the time, it's for the tourists.Copy !req
290. This is where
the actual performance will take place.Copy !req
291. - These fellas are pretty good. Wanna watch?
- Sure.Copy !req
292. —where the Wild West lives again.Copy !req
293. Where's the marshal?
He's in the bank.Copy !req
294. I spotted him through the window
as I came by.Copy !req
295. What have you got in mind to do, then?
Well, why don't you steal my horse?Copy !req
296. All right. That's a good trick. We'll use it.Copy !req
297. You spot yourself on the porch
while I draw the marshal out into the open.Copy !req
298. Marshal! Hey, marshal!Copy !req
299. What's the matter, fella?Copy !req
300. Somebody stole my horse.Copy !req
301. I told you to get out of town by sunset.Copy !req
302. You missing a bay mare
that was tied to the hitching rail?Copy !req
303. Saw a feller come and take her
just a spell ago.Copy !req
304. Well, what did he look like?Copy !req
305. Well, he was about
this tall, and he had this...Copy !req
306. Get him, Frank!Copy !req
307. Let's put him inside here and get to
the bank and make that withdrawal.Copy !req
308. All right, boys. The fun's over.Copy !req
309. Throw out your guns
and step outwith your hands up.Copy !req
310. You'd better listen, marshal.
I've got three sticks of dynamite here.Copy !req
311. Don't be a fool.Copy !req
312. The outlaw life
seemed a shortcut to easy money...Copy !req
313. which could buy liquor, women,
and a turn at the gambling table...Copy !req
314. but there were honest men with dreams...Copy !req
315. - ... who would fight to protect their...
- Let's get that beer.Copy !req
316. —and who were to plant
the roots that would grow into a nation.Copy !req
317. Blue Ridge won't buy it.Copy !req
318. I don't build a thing that's gonna
be a slum in 20 years...Copy !req
319. and I won't doze those hills.Copy !req
320. What I build conforms to the land.Copy !req
321. And you can't hear the toilets flush next door.Copy !req
322. You want our help,
you'll have to let me work on it.Copy !req
323. Well, up to a point, I want your help.Copy !req
324. Up to a point, I'll give it.Copy !req
325. When do I get a look-see?Copy !req
326. In a couple days.Copy !req
327. Guard says you were here
till after midnight last night.Copy !req
328. Yeah. That's the way I work.Copy !req
329. Somebody once said—Copy !req
330. I forget who.
—that he never looked back...Copy !req
331. because something might
be gaining on him.Copy !req
332. What's gaining on you, Paul?Copy !req
333. Twenty million dollar investment.
What else?Copy !req
334. Well, I was gonna ask you
to have dinner with me at the club...Copy !req
335. but I don't think
you'd be very good company.Copy !req
336. No, I don't think I would.Copy !req
337. It might amuse you, though. Being from New
York, maybe you never seen a club like this.Copy !req
338. It's a gun club. We shoot guns.Copy !req
339. So goddamn much hoopla
from the gun control people.Copy !req
340. Half the nation's scared to even hold a gun!Copy !req
341. You know, like it was a snake,
it was gonna bite you or something.Copy !req
342. Hell, a gun is just a tool...Copy !req
343. like a hammer or an ax.Copy !req
344. Wasn't long ago,
used to put food on the table...Copy !req
345. keep foxes out of the chicken coop,
rustlers off the range...Copy !req
346. bandits out of the bank.Copy !req
347. Paul, how long since
you held a pistol in your hand?Copy !req
348. - A long time.
- Hm.Copy !req
349. - Which war was yours, Korea?
- Yeah.Copy !req
350. - See much action?
- A little.Copy !req
351. Were you infantry?Copy !req
352. - I was a CO in a medical unit.
- Oh.Copy !req
353. Commanding officer, huh?Copy !req
354. Conscientious objector.Copy !req
355. Oh, Christ.Copy !req
356. What a guest to bring to a gun club. Heh.Copy !req
357. You're probably one
of them knee-jerk liberals...Copy !req
358. thinks us gun boys shoot our guns
because it's an extension of our penises.Copy !req
359. I never thought about it that way...Copy !req
360. but it could be true.Copy !req
361. Well, maybe it is...Copy !req
362. but this is gun country.Copy !req
363. Can't even own a handgun in New York City.Copy !req
364. Out here, I hardly know a man
that doesn't own one.Copy !req
365. And I'll tell you something...Copy !req
366. unlike your city, we can walk our streets...Copy !req
367. and through our parks at night and feel safe.Copy !req
368. Muggers operating out here,
they'd just plain get their asses blown off.Copy !req
369. Here. Slip these on.Copy !req
370. All righty. This is a percussion pistol.Copy !req
371. 1842.Copy !req
372. You ever handled one of those before?Copy !req
373. You know how to fire it?Copy !req
374. Watch the kick.Copy !req
375. Boy, you're gonna think that
your arm's gonna hit the ceiling.Copy !req
376. Goddamn!Copy !req
377. Paul, you hit dead center!Copy !req
378. Mind if I try this Hogleg Colt?Copy !req
379. No.Copy !req
380. Well, you a peculiar
conscientious objector.Copy !req
381. - These notches for real?
- Yeah.Copy !req
382. Belonged to a gunfighter
named Candy Dan, 1890.Copy !req
383. Hm. I do know something about
guns, Aimes.Copy !req
384. I grew up with them.
All kinds of guns.Copy !req
385. You see, my father was a hunter.Copy !req
386. I guess out here you'd call him a gunman.Copy !req
387. My mother was the other side of the coin.Copy !req
388. When my father was killed
in a hunting accident—Copy !req
389. Some fool mistook him
for a deer, you see.Copy !req
390. —My mother won the toss.Copy !req
391. I never touched a gun since.Copy !req
392. I loved my father.Copy !req
393. There are your hills.Copy !req
394. Every house has a part
of one for a backyard...Copy !req
395. for kids, dogs, horses.Copy !req
396. Four hundred houses,
100 more than you allowed for...Copy !req
397. and you still have 12 hills.Copy !req
398. I'm catching the 10:40
back to New York.Copy !req
399. What do I tell them?Copy !req
400. You tell them I'll buy it if they Will.Copy !req
401. You're checking this bag
through, aren't you?Copy !req
402. - Yeah.
- Good.Copy !req
403. Let me slip a little
going-away present in there for you.Copy !req
404. Thank you.Copy !req
405. Trans World Airlines Flight 63...Copy !req
406. - ... from Tucson to New York is now boarding...
- Good morning, sir. How are you today?Copy !req
407. Checking one bag?Copy !req
408. Paul, I can't thank you enough
for what you did for me.Copy !req
409. I want you to know if you ever
get tired of living in that toilet...Copy !req
410. you're welcome here.Copy !req
411. Trans World airlines Flight 7...Copy !req
412. to London and Frankfurt
is now boarding.Copy !req
413. Passengers should proceed to Gate 11...Copy !req
414. - Welcome home, Dad.
- Hi, Jack.Copy !req
415. I halfway expected to see Carol.Copy !req
416. Come on. Let's go get your bags.Copy !req
417. What is it?Copy !req
418. She's in the hospital.Copy !req
419. When I last spoke to you on the phone...Copy !req
420. you said she was feeling better
after coming back from the shore.Copy !req
421. Well, I didn't see any need to get you
all disturbed on a long-distance call.Copy !req
422. Will Mr. Cory, a passenger
on Trans World Airlines Flight 100...Copy !req
423. from Vancouver, please report to...Copy !req
424. Oh, come on, Dad, don't do a number—Copy !req
425. Don't do a number on me.Copy !req
426. Look, there was nothing you could do.Copy !req
427. They haven't even let me see her
for two days.Copy !req
428. They tried insulin shock yesterday.Copy !req
429. She's not responding.Copy !req
430. You want the technical jargon?
I can reel off yards of it:Copy !req
431. Catatonia, dementia praecox,
passive schizoid paranoia.Copy !req
432. It all boils down to the fact that she's had
an experience that she can't face...Copy !req
433. and she's running away from it
inside herself.Copy !req
434. Will Mrs. Lager, a passenger
on Trans World Airlines...Copy !req
435. Flight 45 to Paris...Copy !req
436. please contact the information desk...Copy !req
437. You didn't handle her right, Jack.Copy !req
438. Aw, Christ, Dad.Copy !req
439. I'll get other doctors.Copy !req
440. - Who are these goddamn doctors you have?
- They're good doctors.Copy !req
441. Dad, she's almost a goddamn vegetable.Copy !req
442. If you don't sign the papers, what happens?Copy !req
443. I guess they keep her in the hospital
until the insurance runs out.Copy !req
444. That won't be too long.Copy !req
445. If you sign the papers
and she's committed, what then?Copy !req
446. Well, I've got an insurance policy
that covers it up to about 600 a month.Copy !req
447. They've recommended
a sanatorium out in Long Island.Copy !req
448. Jack...Copy !req
449. This commitment,
is it a one-way thing?Copy !req
450. Nobody can answer that, Dad.Copy !req
451. You wanna know what they are?Copy !req
452. They're statistics on a police blotter.Copy !req
453. Mom and Carol, along with
thousands of other people.Copy !req
454. And there is nothing
that we can do to stop it.Copy !req
455. Nothing but cut and run.Copy !req
456. Oh, what a bummer, man. That was
the worst fucking movie I've ever seen.Copy !req
457. You got money, man?Copy !req
458. Shit, I'll kill you!Copy !req
459. Give me your money
or I'll bust you up!Copy !req
460. Oh, Jesus.Copy !req
461. Oh, Jesus.Copy !req
462. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
463. Ohh. Oh, Jesus.Copy !req
464. Good morning, inspector.Copy !req
465. Good morning. What do we got?Copy !req
466. We got a corpse down here,
one bullet hole in his chest.Copy !req
467. Fellow over there was jogging through the park
at daybreak, found him on the path here.Copy !req
468. - You got a make on the dead man?
- Yeah. His name is Thomas Leroy Marston.Copy !req
469. He had a parole card,
we got a radio check on that.Copy !req
470. He served 42 months of
a five-year hitch for grand larceny.Copy !req
471. He's a drug addict.
He's probably popping smack again.Copy !req
472. There's punctures, both arms.Copy !req
473. We found this on the grass next to him.Copy !req
474. Thing hasn't been fired.Copy !req
475. Deceased had a gun clip on his belt.Copy !req
476. Think it must be his.Copy !req
477. What would you say
if I suggested that he tried a heist...Copy !req
478. he got shot for his trouble?Copy !req
479. Maybe two guys trying
to heist each other.Copy !req
480. No, no. This man wasn't robbed.Copy !req
481. Still has money in his wallet.Copy !req
482. - Good morning, Paul.
- Good morning.Copy !req
483. - Hi, Paul. Morning.
- Morning, Sam.Copy !req
484. Well, we've marked it out
as you've indicated.Copy !req
485. It's beautiful.Copy !req
486. What's our profit?Copy !req
487. Uh... Not quite three million,
but I believe that our investment...Copy !req
488. can be amortized in two years...Copy !req
489. and it is a showplace operation.Copy !req
490. Look at all that wasted space.Copy !req
491. Jainchill loves those hills.Copy !req
492. Besides, it's a take-it-or-leave-it proposition.Copy !req
493. Well, it's too pretty to leave.Copy !req
494. Okay. I'll run it for the board.Copy !req
495. - May need your help, Paul.
- Okay.Copy !req
496. Oh, Tucson agreed with you.
You look well.Copy !req
497. I feel, uh... Good.Copy !req
498. Was he a white man or a black man?Copy !req
499. I just don't know!Copy !req
500. Come on. They were under that streetlight.Copy !req
501. I wasn't seeing too good.
I had blood in my eyes.Copy !req
502. Well, was he tall'? Short?Copy !req
503. Thin? Fat?Copy !req
504. Hank. Forget it, huh?Copy !req
505. Ride the ambulance to the morgue.Copy !req
506. When they get the slugs
out of those bodies...Copy !req
507. run them over to the lab for ballistics.Copy !req
508. You saw him pretty good, didn't you?Copy !req
509. You're full of shit.Copy !req
510. - Thank you.
- Thank you.Copy !req
511. You know, if we had the brains
to live here in the country...Copy !req
512. we wouldn't be here
for the reason we are today.Copy !req
513. We'd be going into
the city to work.Copy !req
514. And Morn and Carol would be safe at home,
waiting for us to come back.Copy !req
515. Nothing to do but cut and run, huh?Copy !req
516. Eh, what else?Copy !req
517. What about the old American
social custom of self-defense?Copy !req
518. If the police don't defend us,
maybe we ought to do it ourselves.Copy !req
519. We're not pioneers anymore, Dad.Copy !req
520. What are we, Jack?Copy !req
521. What do you mean?Copy !req
522. I mean, if we're not pioneers,
what have we become?Copy !req
523. What do you call people...Copy !req
524. who, when they're faced
with a condition of fear...Copy !req
525. do nothing about it,
they just run and hide?Copy !req
526. Civilized?Copy !req
527. No.Copy !req
528. Ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
529. we have to start
this investigation somewhere...Copy !req
530. so let's start here.Copy !req
531. Revenge.Copy !req
532. I want the records checked.Copy !req
533. Go back, say, uh...Copy !req
534. Three months.Copy !req
535. Limit it to homicide.Copy !req
536. We could be looking for
a man who's had a member...Copy !req
537. or members of his family
killed by muggers.Copy !req
538. Now, he shoots that pistol pretty good.Copy !req
539. Right?Copy !req
540. Okay.Copy !req
541. Combat veteran.Copy !req
542. So put Vietnam vets
at the top of the list...Copy !req
543. because they're youngest
and toughest.Copy !req
544. Then you can work your way
through Korea and World War 11.Copy !req
545. Oh, my God!Copy !req
546. Who said that?Copy !req
547. Hmm?Copy !req
548. Well, whoever said it,
you're right on the button.Copy !req
549. By God and Jesus Christ,
it's impossible...Copy !req
550. but until we find a shortcut...Copy !req
551. we'll at least keep busy.Copy !req
552. So when the media demands to know
what we are doing to apprehend the vigilante...Copy !req
553. we'll tell them we have definite clues.Copy !req
554. Okay?Copy !req
555. We won't tell them we have
about a thousand definite clues.Copy !req
556. There's a body in there! Two of them!Copy !req
557. - Where'd he go?
- Did anybody see what he looked like?Copy !req
558. We're in Police Commissioner Dryer's office...Copy !req
559. waiting for a press conference
scheduled by Commissioner Dryer.Copy !req
560. Last night, there was another double killing,
which appears to be the work...Copy !req
561. of the person New York news media
have dubbed "The Vigilante."Copy !req
562. This will be the first official statement...Copy !req
563. from Commissioner Dryer
on the Vigilante killings.Copy !req
564. I can see the commissioner now
as he walks past...Copy !req
565. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
With me is Inspector Frank Ochoa...Copy !req
566. who has been placed in command
of a police detail...Copy !req
567. assigned to what we've all
been calling the Vigilante murders.Copy !req
568. Now, it has been confirmed
by our ballistics laboratory...Copy !req
569. that the same gun, a.32 pistol...Copy !req
570. which was used
in the previous three homicides...Copy !req
571. was used last night in a shooting
aboard a subway train.Copy !req
572. Now, I know that this person
has captured the imagination...Copy !req
573. of many people in our city...Copy !req
574. and I wanna say to our citizens:Copy !req
575. Murder is no answer
to crime in this city.Copy !req
576. Crime is a police responsibility...Copy !req
577. and if this person
is listening to my voice...Copy !req
578. I urge him
in the name of law and order...Copy !req
579. to desist from this one-man crusade
and turn himself in to the police.Copy !req
580. He'll be given fair treatment.Copy !req
581. How do you like it?
That's our police commissioner...Copy !req
582. that's Ryder, the king of clichés.Copy !req
583. - vigilante's identification?
- No comment at this time.Copy !req
584. REPORTER 2'.
Do you think this man's crazy?Copy !req
585. Well, he's got a wire down, all right...Copy !req
586. but I don't believe
we're dealing with a raving maniac.Copy !req
587. REPORTER 3'. Commissioner, it's rumored
that the rate of street muggings has dropped...Copy !req
588. since The Vigilante
became headline news. Is that true?Copy !req
589. Not true.Copy !req
590. REPORTER 4'.
If it were true, would you announce it, sir?Copy !req
591. Or are you afraid that would stimulate
imitators of The Vigilante?Copy !req
592. I don't wanna get into
these hypothetical questions.Copy !req
593. Mm. I bet muggings are down,
they're afraid to tell us.Copy !req
594. There's only one way to find out:
Take a walk on Columbus Avenue tonight.Copy !req
595. Thanks a lot, Paul, I think
I'll wait for the official report.Copy !req
596. —successful, regardless of the...Copy !req
597. Yes?Copy !req
598. Ah. You wanna confess
to the Vigilante killings?Copy !req
599. All right.Copy !req
600. I'll put you through to Rosenberg.Copy !req
601. He's in charge of confessions today.Copy !req
602. That's the 23rd.Copy !req
603. Put him through.Copy !req
604. We couldn't get any prints
off The Vigilante's groceries.Copy !req
605. - Wasn't there a sales slip?
- Yeah. Here.Copy !req
606. D'Agostino's.Copy !req
607. Mm-hm.Copy !req
608. Some of this code must identify
the particular store.Copy !req
609. Find out where it is.Copy !req
610. When we get the records...Copy !req
611. check on families that have had
somebody killed by muggers.Copy !req
612. Let's put them through the computer
and see if any of them live near this store.Copy !req
613. People are inclined to buy groceries
in their own neighborhoods.Copy !req
614. - Hi, Jack. Come on. Come on in.
- Dad.Copy !req
615. Make yourself a drink.Copy !req
616. Hey, what do you think?Copy !req
617. The new paint?Copy !req
618. - Well, it's a little hard on the eyes, but—
- Hard on the eyes? It's cheerful.Copy !req
619. Hey, Jack. Turn it back up. I can't hear.Copy !req
620. We got liver and spaghetti for dinner.Copy !req
621. How do you like your liver done?Copy !req
622. - Uh...
- Hey, no drink?Copy !req
623. Let me make you one.Copy !req
624. No. Dad— Listen, that's all right.
I'll get it myself.Copy !req
625. I, uh...Copy !req
626. I saw Carol today.Copy !req
627. - Aren't you gonna ask how she's doing?
- I know how she's doing.Copy !req
628. I went up to see her yesterday.Copy !req
629. Then what the hell
are you so high about?Copy !req
630. What the hell you want me to do,
moan and groan for the rest of my life?Copy !req
631. How do you want your liver, medium?Copy !req
632. Medium. I'll make it medium.Copy !req
633. - Hey, there goes the pussy posse.
- Ha-ha-ha!Copy !req
634. Hey, mister, got a match?Copy !req
635. Yeah.Copy !req
636. What else you got?Copy !req
637. Let's see the money, man.Copy !req
638. - You'll have to take it.
- Shit.Copy !req
639. He went that way.Copy !req
640. Who rode the ambulance with him?Copy !req
641. I did.Copy !req
642. Well?Copy !req
643. - Was he talking?
- He said he cut whoever it was that shot him.Copy !req
644. Exact words:
"I cut that motherfucker. I hit him."Copy !req
645. Can't save him.
Too much internal bleeding.Copy !req
646. One slug chewed up the liver.Copy !req
647. Here.Copy !req
648. .32's.Copy !req
649. —city tonight,
the mysterious Vigilante is in the news again.Copy !req
650. A little more than two hours ago,
in an 8th Avenue subway underpass...Copy !req
651. two men were shot.
One died on the spot.Copy !req
652. The other managed to reach
the street before he collapsed.Copy !req
653. He died shortly afterward in the hospital.Copy !req
654. The two men have been identified
as Joseph Roscoe Adams and George Reech.Copy !req
655. Both had long criminal records.Copy !req
656. The Vigilante himself
may have been wounded.Copy !req
657. The actions of The Vigilante,
as lawless as they may be...Copy !req
658. seem to be giving others
new attitudes toward crime in the streets.Copy !req
659. Instead of helplessly allowing themselves
to be mugged and robbed...Copy !req
660. a few are fighting back.Copy !req
661. I have with me
Mrs. Alma Lee Brown...Copy !req
662. who today successfully defended
herself against two muggers...Copy !req
663. with an unusual weapon.Copy !req
664. Mrs. Brown, would you tell us
how you drove off your attackers today?Copy !req
665. MRS. BROWN".
With a hatpin!Copy !req
666. You ever seen a hatpin?
[can't say that I have.Copy !req
667. MRS. BROWN". Well, that's what we used
to use to hold our hats on with, ha, ha...Copy !req
668. and I ain't got no gun
like this Vigilante fellow...Copy !req
669. but I went to my closet, and everybody
better look out for me from now on.Copy !req
670. Because I've been robbed too many times,
and I've had enough!Copy !req
671. REPORTER 2'. Some of the men
building this skyscraper...Copy !req
672. made what you might call
a citizens' arrest today.Copy !req
673. I'll ask Andrew McCabe,
one of the foremen, to tell you about it.Copy !req
674. Me and my crew was working
down in the hole.Copy !req
675. One of the boys
up on the steel yelled down:Copy !req
676. "There's a mugging going on!"Copy !req
677. So we come out of the hole and through
the gate, and we caught this guy running.Copy !req
678. And we roughed him up a little bit
before the police came.Copy !req
679. REPORTER 2'. The hospital report
says the man had two broken arms...Copy !req
680. - ... a broken jaw, and cracked ribs.
- No kidding? Jeez.Copy !req
681. Poor guy must have fell down.Copy !req
682. Walking distances from D'Agostino's:Copy !req
683. Two blocks crosstown,
six short blocks uptown and downtown.Copy !req
684. I mean, that's how far
I'd be willing to walk to a market.Copy !req
685. Ahem. Good. Very good, Miss Gemetti.Copy !req
686. We have 12 families living within this area...Copy !req
687. who have suffered a death
in the family in the past three months...Copy !req
688. from mugging, stabbing,
shooting, assault.Copy !req
689. Two of these families
have no male members.Copy !req
690. One family has only
an 80-year-old grandfather.Copy !req
691. That leaves nine families.Copy !req
692. Total number of male persons
in these families...Copy !req
693. who are old enough to have served
in the Vietnam War, Korea, or World War 11...Copy !req
694. comes to 14.Copy !req
695. Wild. It's a real wild shot...Copy !req
696. but the fact is that The Vigilante
plugged his first victim in Riverside Park...Copy !req
697. exactly two and one half blocks
from that D'Agostino market.Copy !req
698. Even if all these guys are clean,
we still can't ignore that coincidence.Copy !req
699. No, sir.Copy !req
700. Our friend lives in that neighborhood.Copy !req
701. But, Frank, he was on a subway
with groceries five miles uptown.Copy !req
702. There's no better come-on for a mugging
than a guy with a bagful of groceries.Copy !req
703. Means he's got some money in his pocket
and his hands are occupied.Copy !req
704. He might have been carrying
those groceries for hours.Copy !req
705. I want a preliminary line
on these names.Copy !req
706. Where they work, service record,
reputation, police record, if any.Copy !req
707. And I want it fast.Copy !req
708. You know, like today, huh?Copy !req
709. It's probably having
as much effect on the total crime picture...Copy !req
710. as putting a Band-Aid on a leper.Copy !req
711. Wait a minute, I don't know about that, a
mugger's gonna think twice about who he hits.Copy !req
712. Sure. They're hitting more old ladies,
that's why.Copy !req
713. Paul, how you doing?
Let me get you a drink.Copy !req
714. Tell you one thing: The guy's a racist.Copy !req
715. You notice he kills
more blacks than whites.Copy !req
716. Oh, for Pete's sake, more blacks
are muggers than whites.Copy !req
717. What do you want us to do,
increase the proportion of white muggers...Copy !req
718. so we'll have racial equality
among muggers?Copy !req
719. Racial equality among muggers?
Ooh. I love it!Copy !req
720. He hasn't been the same
since that terrible incident.Copy !req
721. - Who we got here?
- A guy named Paul... Kersey.Copy !req
722. His wife was murdered
in their apartment.Copy !req
723. Interesting detail:
The attackers, three of them...Copy !req
724. gained entrance to the apartment
by posing as delivery boys...Copy !req
725. from our D'Agostino's market,
where The Vigilante buys his groceries.Copy !req
726. What else about him?Copy !req
727. He lives alone now.Copy !req
728. Development engineer
for the Blue Ridge corporation.Copy !req
729. Served in Korea, medical corps.Copy !req
730. Conscientious objector.Copy !req
731. No police record.
Credits, reputation excellent.Copy !req
732. Conscientious objectors
are unlikely vigilantes.Copy !req
733. - We got a finger?
- Yeah. Over there.Copy !req
734. Patrolman Joe Charles.Copy !req
735. Good.Copy !req
736. Good morning, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
737. Joe Charles, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
738. Oh, yes, of course.Copy !req
739. How do you do? Good to see you again.Copy !req
740. How's your daughter?Copy !req
741. The same.Copy !req
742. Take care.Copy !req
743. Follow him.Copy !req
744. Yes, I'll see to that, Mrs. Cohen.Copy !req
745. Just a moment.
You're not residents here.Copy !req
746. Who do you wish to see?
I'll call up for you.Copy !req
747. No, you won't.Copy !req
748. The district attorney will see you now.Copy !req
749. - Commissioner.
- Frank, you know the district attorney.Copy !req
750. - Mr. Peters.
- Inspector.Copy !req
751. The commissioner says
you have a pretty good suspect.Copy !req
752. Well, he fits the bill in some respects.Copy !req
753. We got a blood sample
from the knife...Copy !req
754. used on him in the subway
and checked it against the sample...Copy !req
755. I found in his apartment.Copy !req
756. It narrows it down.Copy !req
757. But in the balance,
he could be the man?Copy !req
758. Yeah.Copy !req
759. Yeah, he could be.Copy !req
760. Frank...Copy !req
761. Suppose this Paul Kersey is The Vigilante.Copy !req
762. All right. Let's say that.Copy !req
763. We don't want him.Copy !req
764. Okay.Copy !req
765. Inspector, on my desk, I have a statistic
red-hot out of the computer.Copy !req
766. Mm-hm.Copy !req
767. Mugging has gone down
by how much, sir?Copy !req
768. From 950 a week
to 470 reported last week.Copy !req
769. You understand
not too many people know that.Copy !req
770. And you wanna keep it that way, huh?Copy !req
771. Oh, no, we have to keep it
that way, inspector.Copy !req
772. This whole city would explode.Copy !req
773. We'd have vigilantes out in the street
killing anybody who even looked greasy.Copy !req
774. - You can see that.
- We want this man to quit, desist...Copy !req
775. 90 away. To stop.Copy !req
776. So the mugging rate can go up?Copy !req
777. If I arrest him, wouldn't that
get him off the streets?Copy !req
778. My God, man. I don't want
a martyr on my hands.Copy !req
779. All right. All right.Copy !req
780. I just wanna hear you say it.Copy !req
781. I'll try to scare him off...Copy !req
782. but that's as far as I'll go.Copy !req
783. That's right, Frank. Scare him off.Copy !req
784. Scare him off?Copy !req
785. Yes?Copy !req
786. WOMAN". A call for you from a man
who says he's an old friend...Copy !req
787. and wonders if you'll
recognize his voice.Copy !req
788. Do you want the call that way,
or shall I insist upon his name?Copy !req
789. - Okay, I'll take it.
- I'm putting you through.Copy !req
790. - Hello?
- Is this Paul Kersey?Copy !req
791. Yes. Who's this?Copy !req
792. Mr. Kersey,
you're under police surveillance.Copy !req
793. You're being watched.Copy !req
794. Scare him off. Heh. Ha-ha-ha.Copy !req
795. Papers! Papers!Copy !req
796. Read all about The Vigilante!Copy !req
797. Get your papers here!Copy !req
798. Read all about The Vigilante!Copy !req
799. How are you this evening, sir?Copy !req
800. Papers! Papers!Copy !req
801. Read all about The Vigilante!Copy !req
802. All right, you. Get your hands up.
Come on. Hands on the car. Come on.Copy !req
803. Spread your legs.Copy !req
804. Okay. Turn around.Copy !req
805. Let's see some identification.Copy !req
806. - Where do you live?
- 33 Riverside.Copy !req
807. Okay, Mr. Kersey. Sorry to have
roughed you up so much.Copy !req
808. We're looking for a guy
pretty close to your description.Copy !req
809. He's supposed to be armed, and we couldn't
take any chances. I hope you understand.Copy !req
810. Look, if you wanna make a complaint,
I'll give you my number.Copy !req
811. It's all right. Nobody was hurt.Copy !req
812. - Okay, thanks. Good night, Mr. Kersey.
- Night.Copy !req
813. Okay?Copy !req
814. Yeah.Copy !req
815. Okay.Copy !req
816. Went in the building about 10 minutes ago.Copy !req
817. Went to D'Agostino's market first.Copy !req
818. Let's check him, huh?Copy !req
819. Go to that phone booth on the corner,
call his number.Copy !req
820. He's up there.Copy !req
821. Check him anyway.Copy !req
822. Police! I need the phone.
Come on!Copy !req
823. - Who is this guy?
- He must be crazy.Copy !req
824. He said "police."
I didn't see a badge.Copy !req
825. I'll call them. I'll call as soon
as he gets off the phone.Copy !req
826. - Thanks, pal.
- Yeah? Up yours!Copy !req
827. No answer. He could be
in the shower or something.Copy !req
828. Stay here.Copy !req
829. - Good night, Mr. Kersey.
- Good night.Copy !req
830. I'm supposed to meet Paul Kersey.
Has he gone up yet?Copy !req
831. Kersey? Yes, sir. He went up and came down.
Just walked out.Copy !req
832. - Where'd you go?
- He didn't show here, did he?Copy !req
833. Can I ask a simple question?Copy !req
834. Is this Paul Kersey the bird?Copy !req
835. I ain't gonna ask any more questions.Copy !req
836. Go home, will you? I don't need you.Copy !req
837. Weird!Copy !req
838. Come on down, motherfucker.
We gonna take you.Copy !req
839. That's right, motherfucker,
and you can't go back up, either.Copy !req
840. Come on down
and bring us the money, honey.Copy !req
841. How much money you got, honey?Copy !req
842. What the fuck?Copy !req
843. Fuck!Copy !req
844. Units in the 2-6 precinct.Copy !req
845. A 10-34, 1-2-5 Street
and the West Side Highway.Copy !req
846. Hey!Copy !req
847. Fill your hand.Copy !req
848. Huh?Copy !req
849. Draw.Copy !req
850. Where is he, this patrolman?Copy !req
851. - You're Reilly?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
852. - I'm Ochoa.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
853. - You were the first man on the scene?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
854. - God bless you, sir.
- Never mind that.Copy !req
855. They told me on the radio
you had to see me?Copy !req
856. Paul Kersey.Copy !req
857. You spoke to him
before the ambulance got here?Copy !req
858. No, sir.Copy !req
859. - What did you get?
- His address, sir.Copy !req
860. Is that all?Copy !req
861. Well?Copy !req
862. You enter this on your report?Copy !req
863. Not yet, sir.Copy !req
864. Why not?Copy !req
865. I was, uh...Copy !req
866. waiting for instructions, sir.Copy !req
867. You never saw it.Copy !req
868. Yes, sir.Copy !req
869. Oh, uh... What's your full name?Copy !req
870. Jackson Reilly, sir. 21st precinct.Copy !req
871. Okay. I'll remember it.Copy !req
872. Inspector, is it true
that you have The Vigilante in there?Copy !req
873. No.
Well, who have you got there?Copy !req
874. Are you in charge? How is he?Copy !req
875. Wounds are clean. Nothing vital.
We have a transfusion going on now.Copy !req
876. Soon as we get some blood in him,
we'll sew him up again.Copy !req
877. - Is he in there?
- Yeah.Copy !req
878. - All right if I go in?
- He won't be able to talk much.Copy !req
879. - Can he hear me?
- He is conscious.Copy !req
880. Police. I'd like to have him alone.Copy !req
881. Good evening, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
882. This is your gun, Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
883. We tried to give you a chance to get rid of it.Copy !req
884. You wouldn't take it.Copy !req
885. Do you hear me okay?Copy !req
886. We have here a peculiar situation,
Mr. Kersey.Copy !req
887. We find it necessary to make you a proposition
since you are not gonna favor us by dying.Copy !req
888. You work for a company with lots of offices.Copy !req
889. Get a transfer to another city...Copy !req
890. and I'll drop this gun in the river.Copy !req
891. Are we connecting, Mr. Kersey?Copy !req
892. We want you to get out of New York.Copy !req
893. Permanently.Copy !req
894. Inspector.Copy !req
895. By sundown?Copy !req
896. There he is.
Here he comes.Copy !req
897. Do you have The Vigilante, inspector?Copy !req
898. - Can you give us information?
- No!Copy !req
899. Isn't the wounded man The Vigilante?Copy !req
900. No. He's just a mugging victim.Copy !req
901. How do you explain the first reports
that he is The Vigilante?Copy !req
902. False reports. It happens all the time.Copy !req
903. Then The Vigilante's still out there?Copy !req
904. That's right. He's still
out there on the streets.Copy !req
905. - Let me through.
- Was he shot by The Vigilante?Copy !req
906. The Amtrak train from
New York to Chicago has arrived on Track 8.Copy !req
907. - Mr. Kersey.
- Paul Kersey.Copy !req
908. Fred Brown. Welcome to Chicago, sir.
Did you have a nice trip?Copy !req
909. Yeah, it was okay.Copy !req
910. Good. I found a nice apartment for you.
I hope you like it. It's on Lake Shore Drive.Copy !req
911. You have a view of Lake Michigan,
morning sun. We've got your office ready too.Copy !req
912. There's a very good golf club,
if you play.Copy !req
913. - Listen, I think you'll enjoy it here.
- Excuse me.Copy !req