Boo! A Madea Halloween Page #13
Since you wanna act like you so grown.
You understand?
Yes.
And I'm gonna tell you right now,
I'm mad as hell at you
for letting them frat boys come up
in here and trick me up in this house.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Uh-oh. That's the po-po.
I know the po-po knock anywhere.
- It probably is.
- Lord have mercy.
Well, Brian. Go open the door.
Yeah. Of course you want me
to get the door.
I'm the only one without a warrant.
We're not done talking.
Police at the door.
But, Brian, I've got a prescription.
I'm still legal.
Let's go see what's going on.
Yeah. Who is it? Officer.
What's going on?
- We need your daughter, Tiffany.
- Tiffany? For what?
What is going on?
- What'd you do?
- I didn't do anything.
- You know Aday Walker?
- Yeah.
When was the last time
you talked to her?
Um, last night.
- She was with you at the frat house?
- Yeah.
- Wait a minute, what's going on?
- Come on.
No, no, no, no.
Until you tell me what's going on,
she's not going anywhere.
Sir, this girl is missing.
- What?
- And we need to find her.
Go on with them.
- What? Dad, no!
- Yeah, go on with them.
I'm right behind you, okay? Go on.
- Go on.
- Dad.
Come on.
You gonna put handcuffs on her?
I'm right behind you,
let me get my keys.
Go home! Come back next year.
Peasants, the party's over!
Police! Open up!
Oh, God. Oh, no, no, no.
What do they want?
What do they want?
- What do they want?
- We don't know.
Dino knows. It's about that 17-year-old
charlatan from last night.
You shut up, Dino.
Clean up. Clean up.
Put it in the basement.
Police! Open up!
Open up! Now!
- What's wrong with you?
- What?
- Talk.
- Spit it out.
Go. Go.
What now?
Come on, cops again?
- Open up!
Let's get out of here.
Go. Let's go, let's go, go.
This is your
last chance to open the door.
What the hell?
- She disappeared last night.
- Nobody saw her?
- Dino. Dino. Dino. Dino.
- No. No. No.
Dino! Dino!
- This dude was with her.
- No! Nothing.
What'd you do?
Wasn't me!
Police! We got a warrant
to search these premises.
Everybody outside.
Handcuffed. Let's go.
- We didn't do anything.
- Let's go! Let's go!
Everybody outside.
Come on.
Keep it moving.
Rain Matheson,
Leah Devero. And she was here.
And she's underage just like this girl.
You know that.
Did you bring those girls up here
and you knew they were underage?
No, no. We just invited them.
But we didn't know their age.
- We didn't know anything.
- Yes, you did.
Both them girls
know damn well she is underage.
She underage.
And you took her down to that party.
That's right. That's why
- No.
- Stop that damn lying.
You've been friends with her
since y'all was in the fourth grade.
How the hell you ain't know
how old she was?
- We swear. We didn't know.
- We didn't know anything.
- It was them. I saw it.
- Shut up, Jonathan.
We found a body in the basement.
Is it my daughter?
No, no, not Aday.
We are waiting on the medical examiner,
but you can identify the body.
See, that's what your daddy
was trying to tell you, honey.
This is what I was trying
to get you to understand.
Your parents ain't lame
'cause they tell you not to go out.
Not to be texting and driving.
All that stuff is bad.
Y'all kill people.
And now this girl is up in there dead.
She is dead. She dead.
Y'all are under arrest
for the murder of Aday Walker.
It was them! It was them!
Dad, I'm sorry. Dad, help me.
Listen, I'm sorry.
There's nothing I can do.
- I didn't do anything.
- I will do my best to get you out.
I don't know if I can, but I'll try.
Big, strong boys.
Hey, yep. Y'all finna get it. Yeah.
I like the cryin' baby.
Who is this?
Who cryin'?
Homie, you gonna hug
a man from the back.
Nothing wrong with that though.
Good hugging in the shower.
Soap flying everywhere.
So romantic.
So you killed her
We didn't kill her. I promise.
There's a dead body,
you're on the bus with us.
This is messed up, bro.
Hold tight. Be quiet.
And we'll be back.
These are your new friends.
Ain't gonna be no more
frat parties and stuff.
'Cause y'all killed a girl
and you're going down for it.
Who is this?
Treat her nice. She is a minor.
But those two, they are 18.
- Who?
- No, we're not. No, no.
No, no, no. That's not us.
I sure would like to
twist your hair, girl.
- No, no. I don't like braids.
- Me either.
They're not a cute look.
My hair doesn't twist, I swear.
It's just really straight,
and, like, bendy,
and it's really not cute on me.
Well, you can twist mine, baby.
No, no.
Our manicures won't let us twist.
- They'd get caught.
- I'm sorry, miss. Uh...
My name is Walter.
Oh, my God, this just
keeps getting worse.
Wait, wait, wait.
That's my momma and my daddy.
Momma, daddy.
No, wait, wait. That's my sister.
- You killed my sister!
- No, no, no. They're black.
They're not even related to you!
Lord have mercy.
Ooh!
Hey, baby. Lord have mercy.
- How did I do as a cop?
- You did all right, baby,
but I don't want you to have
'Cause I don't know if you
gonna be able to keep up.
You know damn well I ain't the police.
I couldn't be the police.
I know. Hell, your record
longer than mine.
You calling me
'cause you're getting robbed,
I might rob your ass, too.
I ain't the real police.
I want that little Jonathan to see
what it feel like
to get pranked by somebody.
the damn pranking.
They're touching me. Please!
I don't know, guys.
This is just wrong.
Look, come on, now, Madea,
this is enough. Let's help them.
Maybe you better watch out
for that little one.
He look like he getting ready
to get raped for real.
Go and get 'em off the bus.
He'll be all right.
Go and get 'em off the bus.
But take your time.
Hell, I'm enjoying this!
Y'all, sit down.
All the little killers, come on.
Y'all come on.
Aday, come on out here, baby.
Rise from the dead.
Jesus, say Lazarus, please come up.
- Coming, Miss Madea.
- Thank you!
Hey, she come up from the...
Did good with that makeup, girl.
Just all bloody.
Come on, keep walking.
And hurry up.
Oh, no. Shh, shh. Here they come.
Here they come. Stand there like Carrie.
Keep walking. Come on.
Don't say nothing. Keep walking.
See, no... No hugs necessary.
- I love you so...
- Just keep walking.
You are so wrong for that.
I know. But I'm alive.
I know. I'm sorry. So sorry.
- I'm so glad to see you.
- Don't do that to us again.
I hope you learned your lesson.
I hope all of you learned your lesson.
- This is just wrong.
- Trust me, sir. We did.
Well, Miss Madea, I'm sorry
we pranked you and...
You get my point for the prank?
Trust me, your prank,
we get it now. We get it.
Good. Okay, good.
Thank you so much.
So, how do you know
all those guys in there?
All the people came from
my neighborhood. All of 'em.
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