Nine Dead Page #6
I had even less getting out.
But somehow he was able
to pull off
this big liquor store
robbery heist?
Where did he get a gun
to rob Mrs. Chan?
Leon said the easiest product
to move were guns.
Guns can be better than cash.
So you think Leon sold the gun
to Christian
that he used to rob Chan's
liquor store?
So Sully gave Christian
the motive for the robbery.
Leon gave him opportunity.
Chan identified the wrong man.
Kelley locked him up.
And Father Francis didn't
go to the cops
after he found out the truth.
Okay, so that leaves Jackson,
me, and Coogan.
But we can all agree that this
all started with Christian
borrowing money from Sully.
Between that and Greeley
going to jail
is our new time line.
When Christian borrowed
the money from Sully,
I was studying
pharmaceuticals in Arizona.
Okay, well, Christian said
that he was dealing drugs.
Could he have gotten them
from you?
No.
I didn't have any access
to drugs.
All right, all right,
we've narrowed this down some.
Narrowed it down?
All we got is a robbery,
drug dealing, and a pedophile.
Sorry, buddy.
Buddy?
Look, Sully is a criminal.
Okay, he's a killer.
Now he's your best friend?
who's trying to save my life.
Thank you.
And for bacon,
you're not so bad yourself.
Look, our only chance is that
And then hopefully after that,
Sully's next.
So you and I can take him down.
God, you are one twisted
home-wrecking b*tch.
Well, it's good to know
it only takes a gun to your head
for you to speak your mind.
You know what?
beating that kid till he was blind.
It was f***ing the lawyer.
That hurts.
Jackson, I hope you die
for getting me into this.
What are you talking about?
I didn't get you into this.
What are you talking about?
What are you talking about?
No, no, wait, wait, wait.
You just said that Jackson
got you into this.
What does that mean?
What does what mean?
We have, like, seconds left
till he comes in.
Why are you here?
Because this b*tch
knows something,
and she won't talk!
Please, please!
I beg you!
You can't kill me.
You have to let me go.
Okay, my son needs his mommy.
You're a human being.
You can understand.
You can't take a mother
away from her son.
Your son William goes
to the Sacred Heart School,
where he is picked up every day
by your hired help.
And when was the last time
you actually spent time
with him?
And how long will it be
before you pack him off
to some boarding school?
Do not use your child
as an excuse.
It pisses me off.
And it should piss you off
as well.
What was he talking about,
Kelley?
a dad, Jackson.
Billy's mine?
I didn't think I could.
My wife and I,
we'd been trying for--
I didn't think it was possible.
Yeah, well, it's possible.
Maybe if you had spent a little
less time with me
and a little more with her.
How could you do that to me?
How could you just
keep that from me?
I know our relationship,
the breakup was bad,
but how could you just
cut me off like that?
I had to do what was best
for me.
He would rather just lead me on.
So when I found out,
I just blamed it
on someone else.
What you did was wrong
and downright selfish.
You need to start talking.
And it doesn't matter
what you're holding back.
I don't care.
I forgive you, but we have to
get out of here alive.
Do you want to die?
I might as well be dead
if this gets out.
Before, you said Jackson got
you into this.
How?
Look.
He was a good match
to Chan's description.
And no one could verify
his lame-ass alibi.
And then Chan picked him
out of the lineup.
I had him.
I had to have him.
You remember what I was
going through, Jackson.
The mother and son,
the abortion case:
two in a row lost.
I was just getting
into the life
that I had worked so hard for,
and I felt the pressure.
You know, I had to have a conviction,
or I was on my way out.
I was the lowest
on the totem pole,
and no one was
taking me seriously.
I had to win at all costs.
Losing cases
doesn't make you incompetent.
No, but combine that
with budget cuts
and an affair with Jackson that was
growing more public every day,
and it doesn't look good.
What did you make me do,
Kelley?
I had Chan's testimony,
but it was shaky at best.
I would never be able convince
a jury that a 60-year-old woman
could positively identify
someone,
especially after she'd been
pistol-whipped.
I had to put Greeley
at the scene.
During the struggle,
Chan grabbed Christian
by the head
and got a few couple hairs.
So I knew I just had to
get some of Wade's hair
and make the switch.
So I snuck the sample
out of the lab.
I got a few hairs
from Wade's comb.
And--
and I couldn't get the sample
back into the evidence room.
And I thought me and Coogan
were the most f***ed-up
Don't you realize that you
helped kill these people?
How could you not
tell us this before?
Look, if the truth ever gets
out of this room, I'm over.
I'll lose my job. I'll go to jail.
I'll never see my son again.
I might as well be dead.
I committed a felony.
Yeah, welcome to my world.
You know, I know we're not
a team or a family,
but we have a child together.
Doesn't that mean something?
No, he's my son, Jackson, okay?
You're not a father.
You'll never be a father.
You were just a dick, literally.
You're f***ing unbelievable, Kelley.
You're not a father.
What?
No, no, no.
Hear me out for a second.
Greeley said that he wasn't
Wade Greeley.
I'm not Wade Greeley.
Did you see how upset he got
when Kelley tried to use her son
for pity?
Do not use your child
as an excuse.
It pisses me off.
I mean,
if it's not really Wade,
then maybe it's his father.
Has anybody thought about what
happened to Wade Greeley
after he went to prison?
Remember when I said
was the end-all-be-all?
Well, I could have been wrong.
Jackson was on to something
a minute ago.
We've been trying to see how
Coogan and I
fit into the time line before
the trial.
We weren't thinking
about what happened
after prison.
You said that Wade
was in San Quentin.
Did Christian say what prison
he was in?
No, but the sick f***er
over there
said he'd been to a couple
of prisons.
My travels have
taken me all over,
including Los Angeles.
More than a few prisons.
This must mean something.
Christian couldn't have known
Wade Greeley.
Christian got out of prison
before Wade Greeley went in.
But Coogan
knowing Wade Greeley,
that's a possibility.
That just leaves me.
Wait, wait!
We need more time!
Why are you here?
Look, we think it has
something to do
with what happened to your son
after he went to prison.
Isn't this what you want?
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