88 Minutes Page #3
I repeat.
We must evacuate the building.
Jack? What are you doing?
Get going.
All students, faculty and staff
must evacuate the building.
What was that on the screen?
or something.
You of all people know that it breaks
school laws to proceed by a threat...
you need to report this
to the campus security immediately.
Carol. I get threat like this,
three or four times a year.
Your incredible arrogance
will slap the sh*t of you, Jack.
I wish you'd disclosure
your true feelings about me...
before we became
such good friends.
Maybe you should stop hiding behind
your assessments about other people...
and start assessing yourself...
cause you need to get over your past
and go on with your life...
cause what you're living
isn't one.
It is not what you tell
your patients?
- Gum?
- Thank you.
I'll call campus security and let
them know you're on your way.
Where did you go last night?
When you left the bar.
Home.
Were you alone?
Screw you.
Roger.
We're on it.
Yeah.
The press got a hold of Dale's name.
It's all over the news.
Yeah, I know that.
And Forster's attorney is going
to the court and try a stay.
A stay?
On what grounds?
They're claiming that these...
murders prove that the real killer
have never been brought to justice.
Nonsense. They're just trying
to buy time. They're desperate.
They're also claiming that you falsify
testimony and concealed evidences.
Well, it's all loose.
Goddamn it.
Who is that guy?
What about Dale Morris?
Did we find anymore of her?
She was murdered
in her apartment...
between the hours of two
and six am.
- Any sign of force entry?
- No.
Does Forster still have that group
visiting him on prison?
He's like a goddamn rock star.
Website and all.
I want you to pull a background check
on all my students...
and get back to me.
Damn.
Oh, no.
Okay.
Kim?
What are you doing here?
I'm getting my car,
it's parked here...
like it's every day
I come to the campus.
That was really horrible.
Just horrible what you did in class...
- it's was little low for you.
- I was looking for potential suspects.
That's what I was doing. What did you do
after you left the party last night?
I didn't end up drunk in bed
with an strange like you.
You left the party with Dale Morris,
the girl that was murdered, didn't you?
- Yes, I did.
- So what did you do? Where did you go?
You're not seriously
considering...
Where did you go?
We went to the Hickory Stick.
We had a drink, two drinks.
- And then?
- And then I went home alone.
- You have anyone that can verify that?
- No. No-one can verify it.
Come on. I've been your
teaching assistant for two years.
I'm your friend.
I'm here to help you, if you let me.
Follow me.
Follow me.
Who did that?
What does that mean?
According to a anonymous
phone call...
that means I have
Can I borrow your cell phone?
I've broke mine.
These are my car keys.
Can you take that around front
and meet me there in ten minutes?
- I have to go to the campus security.
- Okay.
Call me on my Blackberry
if you run late.
Okay.
Shelley. You gonna have to reach me
on Kim's cell phone.
What happened to yours?
- I broke it.
- What?
You have her number, don't you?
Yeah, I do.
Listen, just forward all the calls,
okay, to Kim's cell.
Please, thanks.
Dr. Gramm.
Hey, Mike.
Everyone is pretty upset
about Dale.
Yeah, well, that's understandable.
Considering the circumstances.
I have a question about
John Forster.
Yeah? What?
Well, I've been going through the trial
transcripts in Kate's history...
Why would you do that?
To understand your process better.
How you come to your conclusions.
And?
What?
Is it possible that Forster
is innocent?
No.
You won't even consider
the possibility?
No.
You're completely convinced the scenario
you put together is the only one?
First of all,
I didn't put together a scenario.
Second...
I didn't convict Forster.
A jury did.
But the evidence
was circumstantial.
No DNA, no murder weapon.
Nothing directly linking Forster
to the crime, except your narrative...
- and Janie Kay's testimony.
- What's your point?
Just that your testimony
was very convincing.
That's my job.
To be convincing.
I thought it was to be right.
Help!
Somebody, please!
Help!
Help!
- Lauren.
- Dr. Gramm.
What happened to you?
He's wearing a leather jacket.
He's out there.
I bit his hand, it's bleeding.
If his hand is bloody, you can get him.
- You're okay?
- Go get him now! I'm fine!
- Watch my car!
- It's a police action!
There's been an assault.
- I wanna see your hands.
- Back off!
- Roll the window down.
- No!
I'm a forensic psychiatric
with the FBI. Here.
Okay?
Open the window now.
- Yeah.
- See? Well, roll down the window...
and let me see your hands.
Let me see your hands.
If you have nothing to hide,
you can show me.
Look, I'm trying to go home.
What?
Okay, sorry.
Excuse me.
There's been an assault.
I wanna see your hand.
Okay. Be cool now!
There's been an assault.
I'm a forensic psychiatric
with the FBI.
Sorry.
I couldn't find him.
Here.
This is stupid.
I'm so stupid.
- How I could be so weak? Such a wimp.
- It's not your fault. Come on.
I can't believe I let him get away
like that. I should've fought back more.
What exactly happened?
He came from behind. He put this rag
over my mouth and I bit his hand.
- The rag had an odor?
- Something sweet...
It's Halothane, right?
- Yeah.
- He's the one.
Probably.
I let Dale's murderer get away.
and tell me something.
Tell me something. Could you
identify him if you saw him again?
He came from behind,
I didn't see him.
Let's go to the campus security,
you'll tell the everything.
Hello.
This woman has just been attacked.
Are you okay?
I think so.
What's your name?
Lauren Douglas.
And who are you?
Jack Gramm.
The famous Dr. Jack Gramm?
Then Johnson Fonsen
have you be coming in.
Miss Douglas now, please?
- Jimmy?
- Yeah.
- You wanna check out this girl?
- Wait a minute.
Right this way.
What's going on here?
may still be on the campus.
What the hell you guys doing?
We got all these guys out
on the bomb squad.
Excuse me for one moment.
It's a little crazy around here.
Jimmy, get off the phone
and interview Miss. Douglas, please.
I'll be right there.
Why won't you seat here?
Okay, you okay?
- Jack Gramm Associates.
- Shelley? Get Frank...
- and pass him through when you get him.
- Okay.
Okay, thank you.
I don't want you going back to your
apartment until the locks are changed.
I don't have anywhere else to go.
After you talk
to the officer here...
go back to my office.
Shelley will find a place to stay.
Okay.
- Come on. It's gonna be all right.
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