Pathology Page #5
This... this is it.
Uh oh, who's that?
That's you. That's me. That's me.
Me. You. Me. You. Me. You're me.
You're f***ing killer.
You're f***ing enemy.
Huh?
You f***ing, f***ing golden boy.
Playing ramsey with your
f***ing eye-pleat c*nt!
She doesn't know you!
I know you.
What about the game?
What about it?
Is that why you called me here?
C'mon, let's play.
This woman here...
By the bubbles in her mouth,
I could see the subdued dire blood lost.
She died of suffocation.
Precisely.
She choked on her own blood.
So you pocked this one bloodygade in the
temple with that pipe right there?
- A near fatal aneurism?
- What?
Of course you need to crack her head open
to know with mathematical certainty.
Ermm, waddaya mean near fatal?
You disemboweled...
Probably while she's still alive.
There's blood on her right hand and
her wrist is broken.
So I guess I know who stabbed you,
probably while gutting.
Bravo!
I failed to see the genius here.
You failed to see?
You failed to see?
Buzzkill.
Let's go to the incinerator.
Hey!
What the f*** are you doing here?
'Coz I missed you.
Do you know where I just was?
With Jake in the dungeon.
He went ape-sh*t and thrill
killed three women.
I'm done with Jake.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Your fiance was really beautiful.
You must be very happy.
the center of the seminiferus tubulus.
definite signs
of structural abnormalities.
Dr. Gallo?
You have a moment?
Certainly Dr. Gray.
Excuse me.
I'm done. I'm out.
The words you're saying right now
are very dangerous.
You should probably be more careful.
- Nobody gets out.
- Don't be so f***ing dramatic, ok?
It's not like I can
say anything to anybody.
I'm up to my eyeballs in this sh*t.
Yes you are, Ted.
- I've got my fiance.
- Oh yeah, your fiance. That's right. Gwen?
Hey, maybe she should come down some night.
Hey, how about you don't mention her name again.
I'm sorry. It's just...
You took me off guard last night.
- Yeah, that was some crazy sh*t huh?
- Yeah.
You good then?
- Yeah. Yeah, I'm good.
- Good.
Hey, ermm, we have a meeting tomorrow night.
- Tomorrow?
- Yeah.
That's right. You busy?
Good 'coz you won't wanna miss this one.
So I need to take off for a few hours flat.
I know but
I have to.
- You don't have to.
- It'll be the last time, ok? I promise.
- I believe you.
- You want one of these?
Here you are.
Whoa, we're contiguously short this evening.
She's with him.
No.
I don't think so.
I think it's time we get
rid of that cocksucker.
- I concur.
- And her.
Yeah. F*** yes, and her.
Well, if we're all in agreement,
let the lamp affix its beam.
- What the f***.
- What the f***?
Alright, let's do this.
Doctors, let's have a look inside.
Oh I get it.
- What happened?
- Oh my God, you haven't heard?
Heard what?
There was a fire here last night,
on the lower level.
Some of our residents were killed.
Who?
Juliette Bath and Griffin Cavenaugh
and there's two bodies yet to be identified.
Wait, you said two bodies?
Unidentified.
- Plus Julieth Bath. Plus Griffin Cavenaugh.
- Right. That's right.
Then there were four.
Correct. Four.
- Look, I know that you're upset.
- Excuse me. I'm just gonna step outside.
F***!
Hi, you remember me from the party?
- It's Jake Gallo, isn't it?
- Yeah.
Um, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to scare you.
- Ted already left.
- I know.
I just spoke to Inspector Vincent
from the homicide division.
He finds Jake Gallo's absence
to be quite suspicious.
He also asked me if there was anyone who
might be able to offer any insight or clues
as to why one of my top doctors
would have committed such an atrocity.
Can you think of anyone doctor?
Several names come to mind
but since they're all individuals
who were killed in the fire
I suspect that questioning them
would prove fruitless.
Concerning Gwendolyn.
I can't tell you how devastated I was
when I got the news,
compounding what is already a tragedy
for the hospital.
- I know that you loved her a great deal and I'm truly sorry.
- Thank you.
As for the cause of her death, I haven't been able
to come up with a firm conclusion.
Based on my initial examination,
a full autopsy is gonna be necessary.
I'm doing it.
Excuse me?
I don't want anyone else to touch her but me.
- You would have to get the parents' permission.
- I've already spoken to the Williamsons.
They gave me their full blessing.
- I vehemently disapprove.
- Dr. Morris.
I urge you not to stand in the way of
the parents' wishes and my own.
Alright then. She's yours.
- Dr. Gray, good night.
- Good night, David. Rajeeve.
Well?
Well?
I read something wildly amusing today.
Thought I'd share.
Patient Name:
Gwendolyn Marie Williamson.Age 28, eyes brown, blah blah blah blah blah.
Ahh haha!
Conducting pathologist determines
cause of the death to be due to
an arrhythmia of the heart!
A direct consequence of
mitral valve prolapse?
- That's great sh*t huh?
- That's right. What the f*** do you care?
Because...
I have composed a poem sublime and you are my critic,
you are my only critic, Teddy.
And have you read carefully
your review of my work,
my conclusion is that it sucks!
- Maybe it's just your clothes.
You know that this one was well above average.
This one was f***ing meticulous.
Oh sh*t...
She never really knew you, did she?
- My fiance?
- Yeah, her.
Just the good side.
No, I didn't think so.
And there you were... oh boy!
Good little soldier
ready to march down the aisle.
F*** man. F***.
I did you a f***ing favor huh?
You owe me.
By the way
Props to you for killing everyone.
No, no, no, no, my bad.
I should've seen it coming.
It's in the past.
That in the end... in the end
I won!
How so?
Because I did one that you couldn't figure out.
I win!
You like that?
I don't think so.
I think so.
Mitral valve prolapse bullshit!
It's what I told the parents
so that they won't freak out.
Aha?
- I actually do have a theory.
- You have a theory?
Alright. Impress me.
Gwen made a fatal mistake
trying to get back on you and when she did,
you covered her mouth with any of your soaked cloth.
You were careful not to
let her lose consciousness though.
After that
you injected the potassium into the
basilica vein under her armpit
to help preserve the body
before dripping nitroglycerin
on her tongue.
And then, you slowly let her fade
into the after life.
She took approximately 7 minutes,
about the same amount of time it takes
for an average person to fall asleep.
She could hear everything
that you said to her.
The last thing she saw on this earth
was your delightful face.
Time?
Six minutes, thirty seconds.
Dr. Stravinsky?
Let's have a look inside.
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