88 Minutes Page #4
Miss. Douglas. Right this way.
- Right in here.
- I'm sorry.
- Yeah?
- I left a word for Frank.
Okay.
There's been another incident.
The Forster's case it's your thing,
right?
Wrong, it's not my thing.
I saw your testimony
on Court TV.
Yeah, right?
Fill those out.
Yeah, I follow
the big crime cases.
They fascinate me.
When Dr. Jack Gramm
takes the stand.
You come up with things
I didn't think off.
- This here, this is just a job until...
- Until you pass the police's exam.
See? How did you know that?
Just a guess.
You know how to put two plus two
and you make it four.
Or five.
There are times that you know.
to a bunch of snob rich kids.
Especially these rich b*tches...
My car is been analyzed.
The window was smashed.
There's a number on the body.
Look into it.
Dr. Gramm?
Dr. Gramm?
This is Johnny D'Franco,
from campus security.
Can you get me Lynn Johnson?
- Jack Gramm Associates.
- Shelley?
- Did you find Frank?
- No, not yet. What the hell is going on?
Well, I received a threaten phone call
saying I have 88 minutes to live.
11:
45h this morning,and my time is up.
Pull out my risk assessment file.
Anybody rating "e" and above...
I want you to cross reference
against Forster.
And when you find Frank...
ask him if Sara Pollard or any of my
students ever visit Forster in prison.
Sara Pollard?
She's the girl I met at the party
last night.
Call Wong Lee...
and have him make a list
of all the phone numbers...
Forster called
on the last 72 hours.
Where should fax the list?
My apartment.
And run a check on Kim.
Kim?
Yeah, just do it, okay?
Hello.
Jack.
- Damn it.
- The car is out front.
- Drive Squaid.
- Good.
You're okay?
You look a little freaked out.
Yeah. You have...
- a battery for your phone?
- Yeah, I do.
- What the hell is this?
- What are you doing?
Goddamn it, what is this?
What are you doing with a gun
in your purse?
Jesus, why don't you just announce
to the world?
I don't think they've heard you
in English Department.
- Why the gun, Kim?
- For protection.
- Where did you get it?
- I have a permit. My dad is a cop.
- Why you need a gun?
- I don't. My dad thinks I do.
Why?
I have a crazy ex boyfriend,
okay, Jack?
Oh. Jesus. God.
Yeah, I really know how to pick one
or what?
The judge said if he threats anyone
he goes back to jail.
Back to jail? What jail?
Prison, actually.
Walla Walla.
Come on, let's go.
Special Agent Parks.
Frank, it's Jack.
I'm at the university campus.
We got a problem here.
Someone attacked one of my students and
tried to knock her out with Halothane.
- That's the Seattle slayer.
- I know, hold on.
Give me a second.
Yeah. There's a security guard
on this campus, his name is D'Franco.
I don't like him.
He's suspicious.
I want you to take him in
for questioning, okay?
Also get a warrant
and search his place.
Jesus Christ, Jack.
You know I can't just get a warrant
without sufficient grounds.
Just get a warrant, Frank,
come on.
Do you think he is the slayer?
- To link Forster on the outside?
- It's possible.
Listen, I checked the names
that Shelley, of the students.
And there's no record of Lauren Douglas,
Kim Cummings or Sara Pollard...
but you gonna love this.
Mike Stempt visit Forster four times
over the last six weeks.
Mike Stempt. What was his reason?
Research.
He had written permission.
No, no, no.
I didn't give him any permission.
Written or otherwise.
Well, it's your signature, Jack.
I got a copy right here.
Hold on.
That... Hold on a second.
That ex boyfriend of yours.
What is his name?
Guy LaForge.
Run a check on a parole
named Guy LaForge.
with Forster.
And I'll call you back
when I get to my apartment.
All right.
Do you think that Frank is working
with Forster?
Someone is.
- I got you Johnson.
- Yeah.
They've found a backpack
in your lecture hall.
What? With a bomb in it?
No. A photo, dynamite,
and a time with a note addressed to you.
What did it say?
Tic-tac.
What does it mean, Jack?
I call you back.
- You are okay?
- Yeah.
What the hell was that?
Probably somebody
trying to scare us.
something like that?
Does your boyfriend drive
a motorcycle?
Yeah.
Except he's not my boyfriend
anymore.
Yeah.
How does it feel to know
you won't live through another night?
56 minutes.
Tic-tac, doc.
Let's go.
Guy LaForge.
He isn't a boyfriend, is he?
The only thing that got me out of Texas
was my books marks.
And when I left for college,
I had that, but not much else.
So I tried to fit in.
I drank too much.
Thought too little.
And I met Guy.
And he was this English...
working class rock star
wanna be.
And I fell for him.
And I married him...
when I graduated.
He didn't take to well to my aspirations
for higher education.
In fact he didn't really want me to
leave the house. And when I disobeyed...
he got filthy drunk
and he beat me.
That's when he got arrested
and I divorced him.
I've been trying to make up
for lost time ever since.
- You know, Forster is trying to kill me.
- Forster is in prison.
Yeah, I know. He's got someone
to do the job.
He's gonna kill me.
If I don't get him first.
Whoever is working with Forster
must be close to you.
- A friend even.
- I don't have many friends.
That's a plus.
It's a real pleasure to look at everyone
you know as your would be murderer.
Paranoia is a normal state of mind,
huh?
Where is Errol?
I don't know. I'm a temp.
The agency sent me.
Dr. Gramm?
There's a package for you.
How did you know my name?
I don't.
It was a question.
Yeah.
- There's no returning address on this?
- No.
Who delivered it?
A carrier. But there was
another person here at the same time...
- Iooking for you.
- Who?
- What was his name?
- No, I didn't get it.
When he walked in I was on the phone
with the plumber.
- He said he would be right back.
- Okay.
You wanna me pull
the surveillance tapes?
That shouldn't take more than an hour
to get someone up here with the keys.
- I don't have an hour.
- No?
Hey, you know, he was also wearing
leathers. He had a motorcycle helmet.
That's Guy. He was here.
If he comes back,
don't send him up to my apartment.
Yeah.
- Hi, Dr. Gramm.
- Hi, Eva.
How did Guy know
we're going to be here?
How does even know
where you live?
Oh, Walther P99.
That would blow a hole
through anything.
What?
I grew up around guns.
Maybe he didn't know I was gonna
be here, maybe that's why he showed up.
I'll verify where he went after
the party last night.
There's a Lauren Douglas to see you.
Should I send her up?
Okay, send her up.
He got that right, didn't he?
Hey, what's that?
This?
It's a chemical detector.
It sniffs out vapors.
And?
It's not a bomb.
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