Molly's Game Page #13
We can make your life easier.
Nobody'll f*** with you.
Nobody'll stiff you.
I appreciate...
the offer but really...
I'm fine. I don't carry a
big debt sheet.
I feel safe--
Ahh.
You lied just then.
When you said you don't
carry a big debt sheet.
You've got 2.8 million on
right as we're sitting here,
we do our research.
That money should
be in your hands
'cause it's yours.
It's yours.
And if you don't have it,
you gotta go into your pocket
to pay the wins.
Fellas, I'm sorry,
it's just a friendly
game with higher stakes.
It was really nice
to meet you though.
Let me know if there's
anything I can do for you.
I like to do favors.
They'll put your
drinks on my card.
There are some
gaps in my memory,
which they say is common when
you've had what's called an event.
For instance, I don't remember
where I was coming from
when I calked into my building.
Just that my doorman, Reggie,
said he had packages for me.
I think I've got some things
for you in the package room,
-I'll bring them on up.
-Thanks.
It was the first night
of two weeks off
for Christmas and New Year's.
And my plan was
to take a bath
and try not to take drugs.
Reggie came up with my packages.
Uh, sorry, you're in the wrong--
Wait! Okay, hold on a second,
I have--
Not a sound.
Do you get me?
I have money.
It's all cash.
Where?
Safe.
Where is it?
It's in the closet.
Show me.
Put the money and
jewelry in a bag.
Gold bars too.
Come on.
Open your mouth.
Open your mouth.
It wasn't an offer they made.
It wasn't a suggestion.
This'll be your only reminder.
in Telluride, Colorado.
Right?
Right?
Right, Molly?
She doesn't live there anymore.
Yes, she does.
I couldn't call a doctor
or go to an E.R.
They'd take one look at
me and call the police.
My eyes were swollen and black.
my lips were cut and bloody.
I couldn't feel my face.
Pat had set up the meeting.
And he was how they
knew where I lived.
I stayed in my apartment
for two weeks
waiting for my face to heal.
and waiting for the phone
call I knew was coming.
But the call didn't come.
Where was the call from John G.
"So maybe you've had
a change of heart?"
After ten days I opened my
front door for the first time.
People were coming
back into town
after New Year's in Cabo and
St. Bart's and South Beach.
"When's the next game?"
But nothing from John G.
And then right there
on the front page
of the New York Times
from eight days ago--
"Nearly 125 Arrested in
Sweeping Mob Roundup."
Those guys were
either laying low
or they were in custody.
Sometimes God happens fast.
My face had healed enough
so that a little make-up
would hide the bruises
that were left.
I put together a week of games.
One week of games
to get the 2.8
million I was owed
and then I was out,
I was done.
One week of epic games.
I had some of my
London players in town
and the Russians had visiting
friends form Moscow.
Jesse and Shelby had already
started the game at the Plaza
and reporting heavy
early action.
I was on my way when
the phone rang.
It was Douglas Downey.
I'm on my way, Doug.
Wait. Molly, wait.
I'm hiding in the bathroom.
I just, I-I need you
to believe me, okay?
Who's bathroom?
believe me because--
at the suite, at the Plaza.
Why are you hiding
in the bathroom?
anything about you.
I said, "Guys, you
want me to go further,
"you want me to go other
places, I'll do it.
she can't be touched.
"Just the Russians."
'Kay, you're drunk and a
little difficult to understand
so I'll see you in a few
minutes when I get there.
I was, uh, I was...
uh...
I was cited for securities fraud.
It was scrubbed from my record,
that's why you don't know.
Did you say securities fraud?
build a case against you.
anything against you.
I'd commit perjury
before I did that.
It was such bullshit,
it was 2006.
If you had an arrest,
I'd have known.
-It was bullshit.
-Doug.
I told them, I'll go further,
I'll go other places.
But not you. I love you.
I-- I love you--
Doug, listen, I need you to pull
it together for a second.
Did they scrub your record
because you've been informing?
Should I... should
I have told you?
That's a question that'll-
that'll haunt me for all my days--
Why are you hiding
in the bathroom?
for my days, Molly.
Always know that I was
trying to protect you.
Five blocks away,
to be filled with guys
wearing windbreakers,
but it wasn't.
Ms. Bloom. Haven't
seen you for a while.
Yeah.
You need a cab?
upstairs with the packages.
Maybe I didn't tip you
enough before Christmas.
Then you got into a cab,
took the cab to JFK
and flew to your mother's
house in Denver.
Telluride.
That was two years ago.
Mm-hmm.
In the cab on the
way to the airport,
I checked my bank
account balance.
There should have been a little
over 4 million dollars, but instead
it said the balance was
zero and there was a note
telling me to contact
the Justice Department.
I just want to mention
that she also voluntarily
checked herself into
28-day rehab
and has been sober
and clean for two years.
I don't care. Were the women
that worked for you call girls?
No, sir.
They never exchanged
sex for money?
No.
Have you ever exchanged
sex for money?
No.
I meant, no, she's not
answering that question.
-The purpose of this meeting--
-I know.
-The purpose of this meeting--
-We're off the record.
We're not off the record.
Do you see a
stenographer in here?
We're off the record
inasmuch as
there is no record,
but you're free to use
the information you're given
and we're not giving the
information for free.
I've been sitting at this
table for five hours,
waiting for the opportunity to
implore you to do the right thing
while begging my client
for the last three weeks
to act in her own best interest.
And neither of those
things should be hard.
The purpose of this meeting is
for you to meet Molly Bloom
and discover, as I have,
that she is not the person
the press has invented.
She's not under federal indictment
for getting bad press, Charlie.
And the purpose of
the meeting, for me,
is to discover if your client
is willing to cooperate
with the government in
putting away some bad people.
No.
You're not willing to cooperate?
Uh, no, I never
traded sex for money.
I'm still not sure if there's
I wanted to be certain
that was in it.
It appears to me throughout
your career as a game runner
you're extremely diligent
about vetting players?
I was.
But you let four guys
play in the game
without knowing they
were connected?
Yeah, plus an FBI informant,
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