Random Hearts Page #7
Is there something
you wanna know, Mr...?
568
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43:05,633 -- 00:43:07,459I'm sorry, I forgot your name.
569
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43:07,968 -- 00:43:09,592It's Van Den Broeck.
570
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43:15,684 -- 00:43:17,511I just thought that...
571
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43:20,273 -- 00:43:22,100I'm so sorry.
572
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43:23,818 -- 00:43:24,849It's really...
573
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43:28,448 -- 00:43:30,440It's unspeakable.
574
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43:32,451 -- 00:43:34,194Unspeakable.
575
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43:42,880 -- 00:43:44,837But you seem okay.
576
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43:47,633 -- 00:43:49,009Do I?
577
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43:51,013 -- 00:43:54,013Paper said your husband was a lawyer
in New Hampshire.
578
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43:55,350 -- 00:43:57,344He has an office here.
579
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43:57,645 -- 00:43:59,803Most of his work was here.
580
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44:00,606 -- 00:44:01,720I'm in Congress.
581
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44:02,065 -- 00:44:03,393Yeah, I know.
582
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44:04,525 -- 00:44:06,685So why was he going to Miami?
583
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44:06,946 -- 00:44:08,060Business.
584
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44:09,615 -- 00:44:11,523He had business there.
585
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44:13,203 -- 00:44:14,910Are you investigating something?
586
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44:16,289 -- 00:44:18,779They were sitting together on the plane.
587
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44:20,167 -- 00:44:21,283Your husband.
588
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44:22,087 -- 00:44:23,628My wife.
589
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44:24,047 -- 00:44:24,912Do you know that?
590
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44:28,010 -- 00:44:29,717Three A and B.
591
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44:29,970 -- 00:44:31,168First class.
592
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44:33,097 -- 00:44:36,550First class isn't what it used to be.
It's not worth the money.
593
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44:43,107 -- 00:44:44,651594
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44:48,780 -- 00:44:50,322You mad at me?
595
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44:51,534 -- 00:44:54,285I don't know you, lieutenant.
Why would I be mad?
596
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44:55,245 -- 00:44:56,443I'm a sergeant.
597
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45:00,209 -- 00:45:02,367What are you? A sophisticator?
598
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45:03,712 -- 00:45:05,336That's my daughter.
599
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45:11,178 -- 00:45:14,631Sorry. An airline guy left
Dad's things downstairs...
600
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45:14,933 -- 00:45:17,174...so I brought them up.
601
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45:21,982 -- 00:45:23,773This is my daughter, Jessica.
602
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45:25,693 -- 00:45:26,642This is Sergeant--
603
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45:26,903 -- 00:45:30,604Van Den Broeck. They call me Dutch.
It's easier.
604
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45:32,075 -- 00:45:34,233He lost his wife on the plane.
605
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45:37,123 -- 00:45:37,905I'm sorry.
606
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45:40,917 -- 00:45:44,286Never been to New Hampshire.
You go to school there or here?
607
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45:44,964 -- 00:45:48,000I go to Andover. It's a prep school.
608
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45:51,261 -- 00:45:53,587I won't take any more of your time.
609
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45:54,098 -- 00:45:56,589- Thanks.
610
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45:57,017 -- 00:45:58,392Nice to meet you.
611
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46:13,742 -- 00:46:15,571I need an hour.
It's not a lot to ask.
612
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46:17,038 -- 00:46:18,698Don't come around here again.
613
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46:39,645 -- 00:46:41,222They must've cleaned them.
614
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47:03,836 -- 00:47:05,247It must--
615
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47:08,048 -- 00:47:10,126I'm sure it's for your birthday.
616
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47:10,677 -- 00:47:13,381Dad said he was gonna
get you something great.
617
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47:25,484 -- 00:47:26,266Expensive.
618
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47:27,235 -- 00:47:29,192He knew I'd say no.
619
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47:38,454 -- 00:47:40,532I know you're worried about me...
620
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47:40,791 -- 00:47:42,784...but I still want you to run.
621
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47:44,378 -- 00:47:45,919I'll be fine.
622
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47:46,754 -- 00:47:50,006I don't want us to sit around here
all day and be depressed.
623
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47:51,385 -- 00:47:53,461I'm gonna go back to school tomorrow.
624
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47:54,888 -- 00:47:58,056All my friends are there.
And it's only 40 miles.
625
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47:59,727 -- 00:48:02,395I can come home on weekends if I want.
626
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48:17,036 -- 00:48:19,077Somebody popped Marvin.
627
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48:30,091 -- 00:48:31,751Jesus Christ!
628
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48:38,975 -- 00:48:40,090Sh*t!
629
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48:40,560 -- 00:48:42,353George Beaufort did this.
630
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48:43,898 -- 00:48:45,973What else did you
find in here? Anything?
631
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48:47,984 -- 00:48:49,184Is this a bad time?
632
00:
48:49,988 -- 00:48:52,478I don't need to go
through all that garbage.
633
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48:55,325 -- 00:48:58,530My case'll get kicked because
somebody killed my only witness.
634
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48:58,830 -- 00:49:01,403- You get in there and do it!
- Easy, easy.
635
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49:02,666 -- 00:49:04,909The last pickup was a week ago.
636
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49:05,170 -- 00:49:06,628It hasn't been that long.
637
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49:06,921 -- 00:49:08,296It sure smells long.
638
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49:11,969 -- 00:49:13,961Sheila, what are you doing here?
639
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49:14,429 -- 00:49:16,421That ain't even my name.
640
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49:18,682 -- 00:49:21,471Let's talk to people.
Take that side. I'll take this side.
641
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49:21,728 -- 00:49:22,926It's Homicide's.
642
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49:23,230 -- 00:49:25,554- We're off it.
- The hell we are.
643
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49:44,210 -- 00:49:48,159- I will not allow you to--
- I have no choice. I need your help.
644
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49:48,422 -- 00:49:51,128Before you told me my husband
was screwing your wife...
645
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49:51,384 -- 00:49:53,542...did it occur to you that
that might be hurtful?
646
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49:53,845 -- 00:49:54,959You knew already.
647
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49:55,971 -- 00:49:58,049Suppose I didn't.
648
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49:59,101 -- 00:50:00,760How did you know?
649
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50:01,936 -- 00:50:03,928He told me he was going to New York.
650
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50:05,608 -- 00:50:08,098He's on the wrong plane,
so it must be another woman?
651
00:
50:08,485 -- 00:50:10,809Well, it could've been amnesia.
652
00:
50:12,238 -- 00:50:14,647My wife was in Miami
in February and in May.
653
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50:14,950 -- 00:50:17,785- Do you think your husband was?
- What difference does it make?
654
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50:18,036 -- 00:50:20,075It's over. It's entirely over.
655
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50:20,329 -- 00:50:23,616They're through with each other!
We are through with them!
656
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50:23,917 -- 00:50:25,874We can't even get a divorce!
657
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50:27,337 -- 00:50:28,451You can do that.
658
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50:29,841 -- 00:50:31,334I have a child.
659
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50:31,800 -- 00:50:33,342I try and go back...
660
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50:34,135 -- 00:50:35,464...in my head.
661
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50:38,391 -- 00:50:40,098What's the last thing
you remember...
662
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50:40,351 -- 00:50:43,055...about you and your husband
that you know is true?
663
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50:46,983 -- 00:50:49,900I gotta find out how far back
I have to go to do that.
664
00:
50:53,323 -- 00:50:55,362This is where they were gonna stay.
665
00:
51:03,333 -- 00:51:04,447I've got work to do.
666
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51:05,126 -- 00:51:06,750Don't you wanna know how it started?
667
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51:08,213 -- 00:51:09,873How long it was going on?
668
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51:10,799 -- 00:51:14,001You don't wanna know their plans?
You don't wanna know anything?
669
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51:17,014 -- 00:51:19,172What she thought
670
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51:22,520 -- 00:51:24,263I'd like to know that.
671
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51:25,981 -- 00:51:28,768
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