Frequency Page #23
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OCTOBER 15th - FOURTH GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES
INT. FINELLI HOUSE - MARY'S ROOM - DAY - 1998
CLOSE ON:
a white vinyl DIARY with a blue heart shaped padlock held by
a hand. A page is turned and the name ALAN SILVER comes
clear.
RACK FOCUS TO:
an old Catholic High School yearbook on the dresser below the
diary and a PICTURE of DARYL ADAMS, 18 years old.
JOHN'S VOICE
Can I keep these for a little while?
On SOPHIA FINELLI, 55, a profound sadness sits at her core.
FINELLI:
Detectives' been through that stuff
already back then.
John nods. A beat.
FINELLI (CONT'D)
You'll bring them back soon?
JOHN:
Promise.
John pulls a clear plastic BAG from his pocket with a patch
of the partially disintegrated clothing found on Mary
Finellis skeleton.
JOHN (CONT'D)
Do you know this?
Mrs. Finelli gasps in recognition, her eyes turning to a
closet door.
John opens the door to reveal MARY's CLOTHES, lined up in
perfect order. Visible among them is a "Candy Striper"
uniform... a perfect match with the patch John holds.
FINELLI:
Mary volunteered over at St. Vincents'
after school. She loved it...was going
to become a doctor.
Silence. Tears start to run down her cheeks. John
understands this woman's pain. He looks around the room at
Mary's possessions. Faded pictures. Mary and her family.
Mary and her friends.
FINELLI (CONT'D)
Her room...I just couldn't...it should
only be her room...you know?
John does know.
FINELLI (CONT'D)
I'm happy you found her, Detective. It
makes it easier...now, to know for sure.
You know?
Silence again. John nods.
INT. 23RD PRECINCT - MEN'S ROOM - AFTERNOON
John and Satch stand at the urinals.
JOHN:
Okay, lemme walk you through it.
SATCH:
Mind if I shake it off first...so's I can
concentrate better.
John waits for Satch to finish. Then, as they head out into
the hallway...
JOHN:
Three guys show up in both the yearbook
and diary.
INT. DETECTIVE SQUAD - INTERROGATION ROOM - CONTINUOUS
The first guy passed away ten years ago. The second one died
in Vietnam.
The room has a HOLDING PEN opposite the door. A table is
pushed up against the door wall and a more elaborate layout
of the murder victims, paperwork, and calendar/timeline
graphs sit on the table and are pinned on a cork board. Mary
Finelli's uniform is there.
John shows Satch a photo in Mary Finelli's year book.
JOHN:
The third one is Daryl Adams.
Satch looks, nods, and steps back. Waits for more. John
hands him Daryl Adams' rap sheet.
JOHN (CONT'D)
I ran him through BCI...got a hit.
Busted for sexual assault: March 22,
1970. Eight days after the last
Nightingale murder.
SATCH:
So you figure the murders stop 'cause
he's off the street. Then by the time he
gets paroled, he's smartened up enough to
control himself?
JOHN:
Not the first time that's been true. I'm
telling you, I got a feeling about this
guy. This is the guy, Satch.
SATCH:
Uh, huh.
JOHN:
What?
SATCH:
I'm just trying to figure what interests
me more:
the possibility that Daryl isthe guy, or you making him absolutely the
guy.
EXT. NEW YORK ST. - PEPPERMINT LOUNGE - EVENING - 1969
SISSY CLARK steps off a BUS. She crosses the street towards
the club. The bus moves out and WIPES FRAME, revealing Frank
sitting at the intersection on his Harley.
Sissy enters the club. Frank guns the Harley into an alley.
INT. PEPPERMINT LOUNGE - EVENING - MOMENTS LATER
Business is light at this hour. The BARTENDER is setting up.
The Flying Nun plays on a couple TV's over the bar - the
audio drowned out by loud Motown music.
Frank enters and looks around. No Sissy. This time he does
not panic. He sits at the bar.
INT. RESTAURANT - KITCHEN - DUSK - 1998
CLOSE ON:
the 47-year old face of Daryl Adams. A notably unimposing
guy. He is not a happy camper.
He is one of two PLUMBERS installing fixtures in the kitchen
of a new place. Several other people are at work getting the
kitchen ready. So as not to be overheard...
DARYL:
That was over thirty years ago. I paid
for that and then some.
JOHN:
You go to Xavier High School, Daryl?
DARYL:
Yeah.
JOHN:
You remember Mary Finelli?
DARYL:
(mentally steps back)
What are you saying?
JOHN:
You know what I'm saying.
DARYL:
No, I don't.
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