Mississippi Murder Page #3
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- 2017
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a football star,
you know usual superman stuff.
Now I'm slingin' a badge.
You?
I moved to New York
to be close to Lucy.
help her with David.
I graduated college with a major
in art, but I had no talent.
So I became a curator.
Suffered through the usual depressing
ups and downs of career and romance.
You don't want to hear
all about that.
No doubt, I hear you.
I just didn't like it there,
so I came to the Gulf.
Heard people were friendly here.
They are.
I'm going to do everything
I can on this case
and get you as much information
as I can, I promise.
- Thank you.
- Of course.
I have to go.
Let me know if
you hear anything.
- I will.
- Thank you.
Oh, I found this ring on
the floor of the gallery.
I don't know who it belongs to.
I'll be sure to
look into it for you.
Hey, con.
John.
Yeah, it's me.
Imagine that.
This... this is a nice bike.
Going on a trip?
Figure I'd head to New Orleans
for a couple days,
clear my head.
David, you know.
Yeah, that was...
That was so sad.
Such a talent.
We are all going to miss him.
Thing is, con...
before you go...
you've got something of mine.
John, I went back to the
gallery to try and find it.
stashed it somewhere,
but when I went in there
the owner came in
and chased me out.
It's got to still be there.
The owner, huh?
Connie...
why did you
have to f*** up so bad?
Hey!
Get away, get away, get away, get away,
get away, get away, get away, get away!
Beverly, it's me. It's me,
I'm not going to hurt you.
I just want to
know what you saw.
Just tell me what you saw.
What I did see.
Yeah.
What I did see
about the fancy man.
What fancy man?
That man has a fancy suit
and a fancy car
and he was in a very
big hurry that night.
- That night that that boy...
- - What guy?
That night that that boy...
Was killed that night.
Okay, okay, tell me
exactly what you saw.
Okay, I did, I did see that boy.
I did see that boy... I did see that
boy and that boy that he was doing...
He was doing things...
He was doing things.
And... and then I couldn't...
I didn't see him very good.
That boy didn't have
all the lights on.
He didn't turn on
all the lights.
So and then the fancy man comes.
That fancy man comes... That fancy
man comes and he just goes in there
and then they, they, they...
They, they, they what?
They what? What were they?
They hugged, they were hugging
for a very long time.
And then I couldn't see anymore.
I didn't...
Tell me whatever you can
about him, whatever you can.
Whatever you remember.
I did see the license tag.
I did see that.
Do you remember what it was?
There was a state, state car
m-m-k-m-m-m-k-m-two-two-one.
M-k-m-two-two-one,
m-k-m-two-two-one.
Okay, thank you, okay,
m-k-m-two-two-one.
- I remember that one.
- Thank you so much, Beverly.
I remember that one.
Hey.
- I got your call.
- Yeah, I got some information.
You know Beverly,
the homeless lady?
Mm-hmm.
She saw something that night.
- What do you mean?
- After everyone had left except David,
he had a visitor,
someone in an SUV.
Here's the license plate.
Um... it had a state seal on it.
You think you could
look into that for me?
Yeah, yeah, of course.
It's beautiful here.
Yeah, it is.
David's mother, how's she doin'?
She won't talk to me.
She won't see me.
Seems like no matter what I do,
I'm losing everyone
I care about.
No, no.
Look, you can't blame yourself
for any of this, rose.
You married?
Was.
Prom queen?
Something like that.
Didn't work out.
What about you?
No, no, it's another thing
I'm not good at.
You know, when I
was a kid my mom used
to send me to my daddy's
girlfriend's house.
Bring him back home for dinner.
What chance did I have?
- Scarred for life, huh?
- God, I hope not.
Stay right here, okay?
- You wait here, okay?
- Okay.
How you doin', man?
How you doin', brother?
Good to see you.
Take care of her.
I got Rosemund our there.
Come on.
Thank you.
- Mm.
- Doctor McGowan.
Ms. Wallace,
what a pleasure to see you.
- Oh, likewise.
- Please, sit down.
Thank you.
Can I get you a cocktail?
Oh, a gin Martini
with an olive, please.
I'm so sorry to be
disturbing your meal.
Not at all, not at all.
What a beautiful ring.
Oh, hmm.
- Family crest?
- Oh, quite so, mm.
Well, I think
congratulations are in order
for the Lucy moon gala.
Oh, regrettably
the event was marred
by the death of that poor boy.
Yes, losing David
broke my heart.
I'm so sorry. Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
I read somewhere that he was
a promising media artist.
Which is why I would never
believe he committed suicide.
Right.
Rosemund, may I
call you Rosemund?
Please.
Could we just lay this
aside just for the moment?
It's so sad, so dreadful.
Now, I understand you're preparing
to showcase Mayo's work.
Oh, I love what he does.
Oh, well, Mayo Johnson's
a very lucky man.
I'm not totally unaware
of your reputation.
It seems you have
a discerning eye
for discovering young talent.
- Thank you.
Um...
To be candid, I didn't come
here to discuss Mayo's work.
Although, at another time,
it would give me great pleasure.
Really?
Yes.
Then why are we here?
James Travers.
The scoundrel that
sits on the right hand
of our illustrious governor
who uses a facade
of power to impress
and elicit certain favors
from young men.
Seems you have an almost
intimate familiarity with him.
Well, this is Mississippi.
Oh, yes.
Mayo seems to think that David
and Travers knew each other.
Now I was hoping you might be able to
help me get to the bottom of this.
Trust me, I will get
to the bottom of this.
with David moon's death,
believe you me,
justice will be swift.
I can assure you of that.
Oh, my, as one gets
older the hands of time
do most inexorably
quicken their pace.
I wonder what Mr. Einstein
would have to say about that?
Hm?
Well, can I say goodbye?
I hope we meet again.
You better stay close.
I might need you later.
Yes, sir.
- Hi.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- You okay?
- Yeah.
- What a day.
Can I have coffee, black please?
Thank you.
You know, I could
get fired for this.
But before you look at it,
it's not nice, okay?
It's a brand.
We found it on David's thigh.
Oh, my god.
Medical examiner says it's
been there a week, two at most.
There's something
familiar about the shape.
What do you mean?
Reminds me
of the ring I gave you.
The one I found at the gallery.
The inscription.
a lot like the
symbol on the ring
Walter McGowan was wearing.
Dr. McGowan?
Yes, I had drinks
with him last night.
Rose, have you been
playing detective again?
No. Business.
Okay, look,
I'll get one of my lab guys
to look into it.
Also, that plate
you wanted me to run.
Says that it was a state
motor pool vehicle.
So we'll work out who
was driving it that night.
I know it was Travers.
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