Fire in the Sky Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1993
- 109 min
- 534 Views
Listen, fellas, I want you all to know
that there's not a damn thing
personal in this.
Now, where's your friend?
- Which one?
- Come on, Mike.
The one with the attitude.
Well, if you mean Dallis,
I don't know.
We got a proposition for y'all.
I want you to take
a lie-detector test.
If you're telling the truth,
it'll sure strengthen your cause.
I got a good man
right here in the state.
I mean, you could take it today,
tomorrow, any time that y'all feel--
Why don't we have a little talk,
Mike, huh?
Outside.
Young Greg told us the truth
about the cut on Dallis' hand.
It wasn't a paper cut, was it?
He had an altercation with Travis
on the day of the disappearance.
Isn't that true?
I guess.
I think you're starting to get
a pretty good feel
for who I am, Rogers.
I've been at this line of work
for a long time.
You know what's starting to bug me?
I think maybe
you didn't kill your friend.
But for the life of me,
I can't figure why you're covering up.
- What the heck's he want?
- I don't know. Let's go.
- Where we going?
- To find Dallis.
Dallis? I thought you don't know
where he is.
I lied.
All right, I'm gonna raise you 1 0
on this. I'm gonna raise you...
Guys, just speak American, please.
Well, fellas.
Well?
I heard what's been happening in
that stupid little Mormon town of yours.
I told you chuckleheads that story
was never gonna work, didn't l?
Yeah, well, you know they took away
our logging contract, Dallis?
Do you know that, huh?
Well, that figures. They're a bunch
of chickenshit a**holes.
Yeah, well, speaking of chickenshit,
where you been?
I been around.
You knew where to find me,
didn't you, Mike?
Davis and Watters
are looking for you, Dallis.
They know about
your criminal record.
They know you lied
about how you hurt your hand.
- They know you're full of it...
- You're full of information today,
- aren't you, choirboy?
- Well, it don't make us look good
- when you don't show up. No, it don't!
- Well, that's too goddamn bad!
They want us to take
a lie-detector test.
I wanna know
You wanna know
That's right.
I'll tell you what I think.
are very dangerous, man.
That machine says you lied,
it don't matter if you
told the truth, you lied.
You know,
they don't need a body
did you know that?
Did you know that, huh?
And they ain't never gonna find Travis.
You know that and I know it, right?
So then the pressure's gonna be on
Davis and Watters to solve the case.
And who do you think
they're gonna zero in on, huh?
What, you, choirboy?
And God'll send
a swarm of locusts down on them.
And you,
Mr. Pillar-of-the-Community?
No, I don't think so.
No, the question is,
how long before you boys decide
to save your lily-white asses
- That's a load of crud...
- No, that's exactly
- the way it's gonna be!
- That's a load!
If we decide to take
this lie-detector test,
we all take it.
Don't you point your finger at me.
All right, Mike. Come on!
All right! All right!
All right. Go.
- Get away from me.
- All right, Dallis, you just be there.
That was nice, that felt good.
Just be there.
Be there.
The story has drawn
international attention,
and the controversy surrounding
Walton's disappearance
has reached the boiling point,
with no sign of...
I've had enough of this.
I'm going down there.
In the four days Walton's
been missing, newsmen...
You sure you wanna do that?
...from all over the world have
descended on sleepy Snowflake,
and the locals aren't pleased.
Ray Melendez has more.
The White Mountains.
Apache legend tells of evil spirits
which frequented this place,
dropping down from the sky
to kidnap unsuspecting children.
The five men in question
still haven't spoken to the press.
Law-enforcement authorities
are desperately trying
to get to the bottom of this mystery.
It's been four days now
since Travis Walton
disappeared without a trace.
And the case is attracting
major international attention.
Law can't get them to talk,
I know some folks damn well can.
...fiercely conservative town.
In this local mountain community,
the overriding question remains:
What really did happen that night,
A concerned town has called
a meeting tonight at their church
to discuss these very questions.
Though they won't
comment publicly,
"homicide" is a word that is heard
on the lips of local investigators.
Ray Melendez, Action News.
Thanks, Ray. In other news...
Sheriff, we've been
combing those woods for days now.
The town's getting a bad name.
My kids are scared
from all this silly UFO nonsense...
...and all these strangers
wandering around asking questions.
What are you
gonna do about it, sheriff?
Yes, ma'am.
Miss Sarah, everybody's
Nobody's more concerned
than me and my men.
They're working 24 hours a day
on this matter.
We wanna get back to normal
in this town, if we can.
One thing I want you to know,
to take a lie-detector test.
And they flatly refused.
What good's that gonna do,
anyhow?
Now, if there's been foul play,
we need to know now
that our town is safe to live in.
And why haven't you made
any arrests?
Come on, Nate, think it through.
There's not one scintilla of evidence
that a crime's even been committed.
Everybody's got a pretty good idea
what really happened.
Hey, hold it.
You just hold it right there.
What are you people trying to say?
What are you saying, George?
Are you saying I killed
Travis Walton?
You really disappoint me.
I went to school with you, Nate.
My Mary, she's at school
with your kids.
Jack, Larry,
Mrs. Pratt.
What are you doing?
I miss Travis.
Just like you. I miss him bad.
But l... I can't help what happened.
I... I can't change what I saw.
I wish I could.
I wish... I wish we had him back.
I... I wish I knew...
I wish I knew he was okay.
But that's out of my hands.
And so is what you think of me.
We've been telling you the truth
since the beginning.
And now we're ready to prove it.
We'll take your damn
lie-detector test.
You set it up, we'll be there.
You go ahead.
And if any of you got anything to say
about me or my crew,
you say it now,
and you say it to my face.
Mike, whose idea
was the lie-detector test?
Was that yours or the sheriff's?
- Did you kill Travis?
- Did you really see aliens up there?
- If you killed Travis Walton...
- Give him some room.
Give him some room.
Back off, back off.
You were told to be here at 9:00.
Yeah, well, we weren't.
Fellas, meet Cy Gilson.
Came all the way from Phoenix
to be sure that you get a good test.
Yeah, and how do we know that?
I guarantee it.
Words are cheap.
Yeah, you say the test will be good.
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