Maniac Cop Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1988
- 85 min
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chief medical examiner
of sing sing, Doctor Gruber.
Now why don't...
...why you continue this
questioning for a while alone?
Rough him up a little bit.
Thanks.
Officer Mallory will continue
the interrogation till I get back.
Right.
He knows, He knows.
He knows. He knows you're here.
He knows that
I'm no good to him anymore!
He knows, He knows, He knows.
He knows.
He knows...
He is here!
He is here!
Stop it!
Lean on me. Come on,
walk this way, come on.
I'm not afraid. But to have him kill
me when I still love him so much.
Why doesn't anybody answer?
Put her down, Cordell!
Put her down!
Son of a b*tch!
No, no, no, stay there.
Hey, what's the matter with you?
Didn't you hear the buzzer?
What, you deaf?
What are you doing?
I've got to get you out of this building.
Come on.
What about you? If they see you
with that gun, you gonna get shot.
We gotta to find Mc Crae.
How did you get here?
With Mc Crae.
His car is still outside.
Okay, here is the deal. Get in and wait.
If we're not out in five minutes,
hot wire it, haul ass out of here.
You got it?
-Got it.
-Okay go!
Keep your hands where
I can see them. Back up against the wall.
Hold on, I didn't do any of this.
You broke out of your cell.
You killed them all.
Wasn't me.
Was somebody else.
Shut up!
He's still here.
You're letting him get away.
Nobody's getting away.
I'm calling for backups.
-Don't even try.
-Ok, ok!
Listen!
-I didn't do any of this.
-Sure you didn't.
Put your guns over there.
Alright, on your face!
Both you!
-We may've gone after him.
-You heard him, he didn't do it.
Teresa, let's go.
Keeping McCrae's appointment
in sing sing.
Sure, walk into a prison what happens,
police force are out looking for you.
-You're a brave man.
-No, not brave, scared shitless.
Unless we can prove that in Cordell
is still alive, its gonna be my ass.
Step over there, please.
Your left.
Yes, Can I help you?
Yeah, we better here in meeting with your
Doctor Grubber, We're a little early.
You got a name?
Mc Crae, Detective Frank Mc Crae.
Yeah, The Doctors office'
around back to your left.
-Alright, thank you.
-You're welcome.
You know Matt Cordell?
Not many like that.
I did the autopsy on him.
Look, the authorities knew this
something like that could happen to him.
Why didn't they prevent him?
He wouldn't allow it.
He refused to be in isolation.
Guess he...
...don't want admit
that he was afraid.
What do you do in a
case like that?
What do you mean?
When they're all cut up like that?
This is no ordinary
morticians home.
We're not into a cosmetic
approaches here.
When a prisoner dies,
it's not our job,
to make him look good
again for his family.
We just stitch up the parts.
and put them into
a wooden box,
and we bury him.
Is that what happened to
Matt Cordell?
I've look in my records.
Would you mind?
Most of them just go to
the potter's field.
These are those records.
-His body was claimed by a woman.
-May I see that?
We both know Miss Noland.
I think before this goes any further,
I'd like to see some identification
Detective Mc Crae, something
with your photograph on it?
Det. Lieutenant Mc Crae
died early this morning.
He was murdered.
Murdered by the same man
that killed over half a dozen people
at police headquarters
last night.
I haven't gotten to my
morning paper.
No wonder you know
all the lurid details.
If I had murdered a
bunch of officers,
the last place I'd come
is the penitentiary.
Don't bullshit us.
You know who did the killings.
How could I know?
Cordell, wasn't dead.
And then you saved him.
Answer me.
Look, he was a fine Detective.
He had a lot of friends.
Everyone knew...
...that if we put him back in the
prison community,
they just attack him again.
There was no way
he could survive.
So, when they brought him
up here, more dead than alive,
this policewoman convinced
me to do the decent thing.
Like remove him from prison
mortuary alive?
He wasn't exactly alive,
There was severe brain damage.
I'm certain he was legally dead.
I signed that death certificate.
There's no way he could function
Read the newspaper, Doc.
Get out of my office, Now!
You never came here.
I'm not going to pick up that phone.
This never happened.
There's no end to your decency,
Is there Doctor?
What did I do wrong?
You should have seen him on the
operating table, cut to pieces.
I know the system
screwed him.
The politicians, put him in prison
and the inmates did the rest.
And now you're trying to ruin
my life and my career.
We're not trying to
ruin anybody.
We just want to bury Mat Cordell
once and for all.
Get out of here.
Go away.
Here Doctor, put this on.
What are you talking about?
You know it's
St. Patrick's Day?
Hey, The Mayor and the Police
Commissioner will be there.
Yeah, along with five thousand cops.
I bet Cordell has loved walking in that
parade every year he was on the force.
Whatever he loved he hates now.
And so this years St Patrick's Day
parade continues on schedule,
despite speculation of the parade
may have been cancelled
due to fear of violence.
Authorities report scores
of death threats against the police,
plus threats of bombings
along the parade route.
But this has not deterred
turning out for New York's
St Patrick's Day parade.
What a parade it is.
Public have rage on
the continued killings
have brought many hostile New Yorkers
to New Yorks 5th avenue today.
Police security forces and the special
bomb squads are on full force.
As well as plaincloth detectives
were mixed into the crowd.
I can't walk in. They're gonna
shoot me on sight.
I'll do it.
Alright, but you gonna get
through to the commissioner.
I'm supposed to convince him these killings
are being committed by a dead man?
Commissioner pike was Chief of Police
when Cordell was sent to jail.
He's probably the one that
Cordell blames more than anybody else.
-Where you gonna be?
So he says, Commissioner said
that this is my wife.
Look who's just walked in.
Jack Forrest's girlfriend.
Come on, everybody outta here.
Alright, so where is
that son of a b*tch?
He's willing to give himself up.
After you listen.
I know who committed these murders.
So do we sweetheart,
its your boyfriend.
You are wrong.
Its a man named Matt Cordell.
A ghost.
Did you come up with this
lunatic idea up by yourself,
or are you on drugs?
It was Mc Crae's theory.
But we verified it.
Listen sweetheart, last night
before Mc Crae was murdered,
he called my house,
I wasn't there
I was at a charity event
but he was kind enough...
...to leave a message on my service.
Would you like to give a listen?
This is Frank McCrae.
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