Random Hearts Page #5
377
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25:37,720 -- 00:25:41,421Jessie, tell me the truth.
Are kids drinking at these parties?
378
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25:43,893 -- 00:25:46,644I invented some of the excuses
you're giving me.
379
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25:46,895 -- 00:25:50,348I've been 15. You've never been 35.
380
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25:51,025 -- 00:25:52,400Okay, okay, 37.
381
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25:53,235 -- 00:25:55,192I'll see for myself Wednesday.
382
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25:57,199 -- 00:25:58,6575'6."
383
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25:59,409 -- 00:26:00,951120.
384
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26:01,911 -- 00:26:03,193Blue eyes.
385
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26:04,123 -- 00:26:06,198A wedding band, just plain.
386
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26:07,167 -- 00:26:10,617A diamond ring, emerald-cut,
about a carat.
387
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26:17,802 -- 00:26:21,172I'm telling you, she was on your plane.
If I'm wrong, great!
388
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26:21,473 -- 00:26:23,881If I'm right, you know
who to call, okay?
389
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27:00,263 -- 00:27:01,674Got some empty boxes?
390
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27:01,931 -- 00:27:03,923Ask the guy out back.
391
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27:20,952 -- 00:27:21,734Excuse me.
392
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27:21,994 -- 00:27:23,572Are you Mr. Van Den Broeck?
393
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27:23,829 -- 00:27:27,280I'm David Dotson. This is
Phyllis Bonaparte. Southern Airlines.
394
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27:27,584 -- 00:27:29,991- Do you have a minute to talk to us?
- Sure.
395
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27:37,719 -- 00:27:38,667Mr. Van Den Broeck...
396
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27:39,262 -- 00:27:43,130...we don't show your wife as anybody's
passenger on any flight to Miami.
397
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27:46,811 -- 00:27:48,602Hi, I'm at the airport.
398
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27:48,896 -- 00:27:51,898I send a catalogue to Miami without me,
and it's falling apart.:
399
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27:52,192 -- 00:27:55,810A new stylist, locations don't work,
bugs biting the girls...
400
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27:56,070 -- 00:27:58,230...and you don't wanna know what else.
401
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27:58,532 -- 00:28:00,857Therefore, I'm on the plane to kill--
402
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28:04,329 -- 00:28:08,197No one named Van Den Broeck reserved
or bought a ticket to Miami.
403
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28:09,668 -- 00:28:12,372There is no catalogue shoot.
She works for Saks.
404
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28:12,629 -- 00:28:14,338They don't know where she is.
405
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28:14,590 -- 00:28:18,041I think she was gonna spend the weekend
in Miami with another guy.
406
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28:23,891 -- 00:28:28,517If she was, would she tell
the truth about her destination?
407
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28:28,981 -- 00:28:32,265Trick is not to lie more than you
have to. Got a passenger list?
408
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28:32,692 -- 00:28:34,269I can't let you see it.
409
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28:35,527 -- 00:28:37,771I figure he bought the tickets
"Mr. and Mrs."
410
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28:38,073 -- 00:28:41,239I think he's married. Be interesting
when you call his house.
411
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28:43,160 -- 00:28:45,119- I'm not allowed--
- Let him see the list.
412
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28:58,509 -- 00:29:01,132- I need that back.
- They'll give you another one.
413
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29:01,639 -- 00:29:04,425A Royal Regency Hotel is
near where the plane went down.
414
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29:04,683 -- 00:29:06,591We have rooms there
for family members.
415
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29:07,185 -- 00:29:10,436Why don't you drive down with us?
You'll have to identify--
416
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29:11,565 -- 00:29:12,975To make the identification.
417
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29:13,775 -- 00:29:17,774Sit around with the next of kin?
I got a lot of things to do.
418
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29:18,489 -- 00:29:21,240I don't think you should be
alone right now.
419
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29:23,703 -- 00:29:25,742I was alone before you got here.
420
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29:36,799 -- 00:29:38,876Everybody, listen up. Listen up.
421
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29:39,219 -- 00:29:41,211A guy thinks his wife was on 437...
422
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29:41,471 -- 00:29:43,878...travelling with a man
on Mr.-and-Mrs. tickets.
423
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29:44,181 -- 00:29:46,508He's a cop, so as far as we know,
he's not nuts.
424
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29:46,810 -- 00:29:49,846Who the wife's boyfriend is,
he hasn't got a clue.
425
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29:50,105 -- 00:29:54,186We got nine M-and-Ms. Another two pair
sitting together, same last name.
426
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29:54,568 -- 00:29:56,607Married, cousins, who knows?
Be careful.
427
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29:57,487 -- 00:29:59,526Don't assume a deceased Mrs.
is for real.
428
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29:59,822 -- 00:30:04,035We don't wanna be the ones telling
some widow her husband died happy.
429
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30:04,286 -- 00:30:08,700And we don't wanna tell kids that Mom's
gone when Mom's asleep in Bethesda.
430
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30:09,000 -- 00:30:12,084What does your sex life have to do
with saving social security?
431
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30:12,336 -- 00:30:13,285Tell me that.
432
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30:13,629 -- 00:30:16,382According to
Shirley Magnuson, everything.
433
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30:17,467 -- 00:30:19,708What is the worst thing
you've ever done?
434
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30:20,094 -- 00:30:22,584If I've already done it,
it'll be a dull life.
435
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30:22,888 -- 00:30:26,009You're gonna be a big disappointment
to old Shirley.
436
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30:28,102 -- 00:30:31,019You think Cullen's the last man
you'll ever sleep with?
437
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30:33,400 -- 00:30:37,017College was best.
All that stuff going on.
438
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30:37,528 -- 00:30:40,815"When's he gonna call?
When's he gonna kiss me?"
439
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30:41,366 -- 00:30:43,691At night, when I bring it back...
440
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30:44,494 -- 00:30:46,652...I get that ache all over again.
441
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30:47,790 -- 00:30:50,494I'll tell Richard to host
the fundraiser. Come over.
442
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30:50,751 -- 00:30:52,659Both of you.
We'll make a guest list.
443
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30:52,919 -- 00:30:54,377He's in New York.
444
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31:01,844 -- 00:31:03,922What are you doing here on Saturday?
445
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31:09,811 -- 00:31:11,971George and Clayton made bond.
446
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31:13,441 -- 00:31:15,765You know this ain't the best case
we ever made.
447
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31:16,777 -- 00:31:20,028We got Clayton's statement.
Did you read him his rights?
448
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31:20,657 -- 00:31:22,565He'll say I didn't.
449
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31:22,992 -- 00:31:24,367We got Marvin.
450
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31:26,205 -- 00:31:27,948Something wrong with you?
451
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31:33,254 -- 00:31:34,664What's wrong, Dutch?
452
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31:39,842 -- 00:31:41,338Dick? Sorry.
453
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31:41,720 -- 00:31:44,341Three A and B,
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Chandler.
454
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31:44,514 -- 00:31:45,463No one's called.
455
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31:45,765 -- 00:31:49,634There's an unlisted number for
a Cullen Chandler at the Metropolitan.
456
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31:50,896 -- 00:31:53,600Doorman says Mrs. Chandler
is a congresswoman.
457
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31:53,857 -- 00:31:56,859And he saw her today.
She was going jogging.
458
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31:57,403 -- 00:31:59,894When I was small,
I knew my father was in politics.
459
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32:00,155 -- 00:32:03,025I didn't know what that was,
or why he went to Washington.
460
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32:03,324 -- 00:32:05,484Let's make it "dad." "My dad."
461
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32:05,787 -- 00:32:09,119Instead of "father."
Warms it up a little.
462
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32:09,373 -- 00:32:10,915"Dad." All right.
463
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32:11,501 -- 00:32:13,540Kay Chandler, take three.
464
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32:14,712 -- 00:32:18,958Hello. I'm Kay Chandler
and I'm running for Congress.
465
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32:19,218 -- 00:32:21,886When I was small,
I knew my dad was in politics--
466
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