Cabin 28 Page #4

the father was there that night.

Maybe those boys tried to stop him,

so he had to take them out, too.

Hell, we even

thought that maybe Dana did it.

Do you know, that boy

is mentally disturbed,

and both those boys are, uh...

They've been experimenting with drugs.

That's a very well-known fact

around Keddie, get that down.

What kind of drugs, um, weed or...

Well, I don't know, weed,

pills, maybe more, I don't know.

Okay, so if you think

they were into heavy drugs,

do you reckon it could've

been a drug-related hit?

Sh*t, now that's

the thing right there!

But dealers dishing out street justice

typically just use a gun.

I mean, a hammer was a

big weapon in this case.

You know, uh, uh, my hammer's missing.

Is it now?

Yeah, I usually keep

it out front the cabin,

but, uh, I haven't found that.

This is another thing I've

been thinking about, Deputy.

Now, why don't you think about this?

This guy, now maybe he could've walked

past my cabin, yeah, now if he done that,

well, hell, he could've taken my hammer,

but why in the hell not my hatchet?

I would've thought that was a

much better way to kill somebody.

Gets you thinking.

How?

How can it be done,

getting in and out

without anybody noticing, hmm?

Strangest damn thing I ever heard of.

Sure is.

Um,

is there anything else you can tell me

to help with the investigation?

No.

No, I can't think of

anything at all, Deputy,

but, but if I do, I'll,

I'll be sure to let you boys know.

After all, I am a veteran.

Well, you knew that, right?

Bo too, uh...

Hell, that's how we met.

I know.

Oh, um, one more thing.

How well did you know Sue?

More my old

lady's friend than mine,

but, uh, from what I understand,

she didn't have a real

good handle on that family,

if you know what I mean.

No, I don't,

you're gonna have to explain it to me.

Yeah, don't worry about that now, Deputy.

It's all over, hell,

she was a nobody.

What's so funny?

Well, you know, I'm,

I'm kind of a nobody myself, Deputy.

Nobody ever took me seriously

or, or give me a sideways glance before.

Hell,

look at this now.

All important and informative...

Maybe now I'm kind of somebody, right?

I heard you talked with Marty today.

Sure did, got it all on here.

Better give me that.

Safekeeping.

Uh, okay?

I didn't get a great

feeling about that guy.

I think we should pursue it,

at least talk to him some more.

Let's not be too hasty.

We got a few other lines

of inquiry to exhaust

before we point the dirty end

of the stick at a buddy of mine.

Well, we gotta bring in his friend, Bo.

We'll bring him in, sure,

but we gotta be careful here.

We're gonna do everything by the book,

but there's a point where, you

turn every stone upside-down,

well,

you can make a helluva mess in this town.

What are you saying?

Once you start pulling on that thread,

a whole lotta things that hold

this town together unravel.

We could end up with a lot of

guilty people, you understand?

Well, what about Marilyn's kid, Justin?

What about him?

Well, he says he saw the murderers!

He's just a kid,

there ain't much weight

to what he has to say.

I heard the Department of

Justice is comin' to town.

That's right.

Well, we, uh, we all good there, or...

We've got some understanding

friends in the Department.

They won't be pulling on any threads.

Anyway,

let's grab some lunch.

You coming?

Yeah.

So Marilyn had

already left the bar earlier?

Yeah.

So it's just you

and Marty left at the bar?

Mmm-hmm.

Did you walk home?

That's right.

You have to walk past Cabin 28

to get to 26 down the road there.

Did you see any activity

around Cabin 28 at that time?

Nothing unusual.

No lights, cars, traffic, anything?

Nope.

Okay.

See, that's what I find surprising.

You see,

I'm a very light sleeper.

If there'd been, uh, screaming and stuff,

I'm sure I would've heard it.

You didn't hear anything that night?

Nothing at all.

When you got back to the house,

was Marilyn still up, or in bed, or what?

No, she was up.

Okay, then, I guess that's it.

Wanna thank you for coming in, Bo.

No problem, Sheriff, always happy to help.

I've walked a mile

over it to see you

Just to see this

For myself

I drown in tears like an ocean

I'm so restless

Yet helpless

Someone help us

Through the night

But little did you

know Little did you know

Sometimes life just bites you

When there's no one

there to ease the pain

To kiss the sting away

How'd you sleep

without some regret

Did you forget

To care

How do you walk

with heavy shoulders

My feet are boulders

My heart is broken

But time has spoken

Just walk away

But little did you

know Little did you know

Sometimes life just bites you

When there's no one there

To ease the pain

Little did you know

Little did you know

Sometimes life just bites you

When there's no one there

To ease the pain

To kiss the sting away

Kiss the sting away

Oh, where, tell me where

are the daisies half so fair

As in Paddy's land?

That's me daddy's land

And he said to me, "If

it's beauties you would see

"Take a trip right

down to old Dublin town

"Now, their eyes and their

sighs win the hearts of all the byes

"There's no lily

fair Nor a rose so rare

"That could equal one of

those sweet Dublin Daisies"

Sure, they'd win your

heart Those Dublin Daisies

With their roguish

smiles And eyes aglow

With their witching

arts They'll set you crazy

For they come from

Where the shamrock grows

Hark! Can they spark?

Aragh, meet one after dark

Beneath the Irish moon

You can learn to spoon

And kiss, talk of bliss

Faith, and let me whisper this

They're the kind that burn

Make your poor heart yearn

And squeeze, if you please

They're the colleens that can tease

Sure, you'd want to

say, "Take me heart away

"And divide it up

Amongst those Dublin Daisies"

Sure, they'd win your

heart Those Dublin Daisies

With their roguish

smiles And eyes aglow

With their witching

arts They'll set you crazy

For they come from

Where the shamrock grows

They will win your

heart Those Dublin Daisies

With their roguish

smiles And eyes aglow

With their witching

arts They'll set you crazy

For they come from

Where the shamrock grows

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