No Remorse Page #4

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You're in a dead zone.

Thank you.

No, you have no service.

You're in a dead zone.

Well, that's fine with me.

JESSE:
Paradise

surveillance tape.

How did you know?

Know what?

That Luther wanted that?

I didn't.

Well, he does.

Well, I think you

should give it to him.

The Heartford Liquor Store

just before the robbery.

What am I looking for?

I'm not going to tell you,

I just got a feeling.

(SIGHING) "Feelings

aren't enough, Rose."

Tell me about it.

So now I should tell him

I've got a feeling?

No, you should tell him

you have a theory.

I'm getting a divorce.

Can't make it work?

I won't make it work.

Not anymore.

Jim... He's...

A drunk?

Small town.

I don't know how

to tell my boys.

They might already

have it figured out, Rose.

I'll make some coffee.

Good night, Dad.

Good night, honey.

Bye.

(CAR LOCK BEEPING)

(CAT SCREECHING)

(CLANGING)

(SCREECHING CONTINUES)

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Is this thing working?

We got another one.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

No pattern.

The lack of a pattern is

sometimes a pattern.

Michael Lytell, 58.

Took his daughter out

to dinner.

Three kids, all notified.

no casings, no witnesses.

He's smart.

Early bird was looking

for a parking spot,

found the body,

called the attendant,

who called the police,

who ultimately ID'd the body.

It took some doing

to locate the daughter.

She was...

She was devastated.

Just sitting there.

(CAMERAS CLICKING)

(INAUDIBLE)

Turn around,

you son of a b*tch.

(BOTH GRUNTING)

JESSE:
So, why did you lie?

I never lie.

Okay, why did you leave

the wrong impression?

Jesse Stone,

we never talk about

what we're talking about.

And besides, your impressi

of our conversation

is your responsibility.

This isn't going

very well, is it?

Why wouldn't you admit

he worked for you,

just among friends?

Just among friends,

I did employ him.

His name was John Kelly.

I know that.

And for what purpose

did you employ Mr. Kelly?

To get coffee.

When's the last

time you saw him?

Two days before

he was killed.

He was the first.

How do you know

there was more than one?

Jesse Stone,

that's not worthy of you.

I read the papers.

Newspapers didn't say

the three were connected.

Please.

Do you think

there'll be more,

just among friends?

I do.

Hmm...

You saw him two days

before he was murdered.

I did.

I'm sure my secretary can

confirm the time frame.

He's not here.

Grocery shopping.

(CHATTERING)

Sister Mary John.

Jesse Stone.

SISTER MARY:

Gino's not on my list.

What list is that?

It's kind of a micro list

of pimps and various other

abusers of my girls.

The micro guys get

most of my attention.

Is there a macro list?

Oh, yeah.

But that one's

not really up to me.

Suffice it to say

that on his passing,

Gino Fish will be

going straight to hell.

(SIGHING)

What's Gino's deal

with his secretary?

Alan has lasted

much longer than most.

He thinks nobody knows,

or at least won't

say it out loud.

The vanity of

a powerful man.

Actually, Alan's

on the outs.

I'm repeating gossip.

That's not in my

job description.

Can I ask you something?

Jesse.

Can I ask you

something, Jesse?

Is it a hard question?

I don't think so.

Is Gino Fish why

we're having dinner?

I don't think so.

Why did you

ask me to dinner?

That might be

a shrink question.

I'm not a shrink.

I'm a nun.

I know that.

Can I tell you something?

You can.

I don't know what to do

at dinner with a nun.

I thought I did,

but I don't.

You eat.

Nuns need to eat, Jesse.

Hmm.

See, I didn't have

a problem when there

was nothing at stake.

Not that there's

anything at stake now.

Do nuns drink wine?

They can.

(DOOR OPENING)

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

If you're not

the cleaning lady,

I want to know who you are.

You sound like me.

I saw the light on.

You shouldn't be here, Lou.

No one saw me.

Pull the blinds,

if you want.

How were things

in Boston, Jesse?

How did you know?

The information's out there.

All you have to do

is let it in.

You working

on the robberies?

You got anything?

Nothing.

You can't make the evidence

fit your intuition, Suit.

The evidence speaks

for itself,

you have to listen to it.

You told me that your

first day on the job.

My hearing's going

to be a formality.

After I'm gone,

they're gonna let

you and Rose go.

There is concern

that some of me

has rubbed off on you.

It has.

You need to solve

these robberies.

If he doesn't come back,

I don't think

that's gonna happen.

If he does come back,

Rose and I can't be

everywhere.

I want to help.

You can't.

I need to help, Suitcase.

You can't, I won't let you.

(SIGHING)

It is what it is, Jesse.

(DOOR CLOSING)

Good morning, Rose.

Hey, Luther,

take a look at these.

This was taken at

the Paradise Final Stop

and this was taken at

the Heartford robbery.

SUITCASE:
What's

the time frame?

This was taken about

and this about two hours

before the Heartford robbery.

Where did you get

this Heartford picture?

I went there.

That's good

police work, Rose.

What's it tell us?

That he was at

both crime scenes

buying cigarettes.

He could have been

casing a target

for the robber.

Could be a coincidence.

Cops don't

like coincidence.

Heartford's like Paradise,

close to the main highway

with easy access in and out.

Somebody commuting

to Boston

could decide to stop

at either one

on any given day.

If we could

just talk to him.

How do we find

a bald guy who smokes?

JESSE:
You ever

seen that guy?

I don't know.

I don't think so.

Is this about

the robberies?

It could be.

Who is he?

Just a guy.

If you see him,

I want you to

call me right away.

He'll buy

non-filter cigarettes.

How do you know?

I just know.

You're not smoking?

Not anymore.

Do you own a gun?

Should I?

If you know

how to use one.

(SIGHS)

Cops aren't supposed to

say that kind of thing.

I'm not a cop,

I'm a consultant.

You're always looking

out for me, Jesse.

If you see him, call me.

If there's no answer,

leave a message.

You closed?

It's 6:
00.

I was hoping to

get in a workout.

You box?

No, I fight.

What's the difference?

Rules. Nice car.

It is.

What do you know

about John Kelly?

I know that he's dead.

What else do you

know about him?

I know that

I didn't like him.

Does that make me

a suspect, Chief Stone?

Jesse.

You and your boss

are close.

What do you mean, Jesse?

Well, you have

meals together.

John Kelly was a climber.

I don't like people

taking advantage of my boss.

(CHUCKLES)

Mr. Fish said you might

want to talk to me.

I always like

talking to you, Alan.

The last time

Mr. Fish saw him

was two days

before he was murdered.

You've been briefed.

I have.

When's the last

time you saw him?

Two days before

he was murdered.

Do you have

plans tonight?

Are you asking me out?

No.

You and Gino

having dinner?

I'm going home tonight.

I have a life beyond work.

(PHONE RINGING)

Healy.

You called me.

Okay, we got

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