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You know her?
Yea I'd try to be
nice to her at those parties.
You know, felt bad for her.
Why is that?
Well her mama seemed too
distracted, you know, to really
be a mama.
So you had contact with Halley?
No more than anybody
else at those parties.
What happens at those
racetrack parties?
Well Maddie would
invite everybody over.
Racers, staff, me. We'd sit
around listen to music, drink
beer. Nothing too wild.
Any boyfriends?
I try not to dabble too much,
but she didn't seem to have much
luck with the guys.
Some would say that
you two were a couple.
Yea, well, you know.
Off and on every now and again.
Right now I think I'd describe
us as being on a break.
Mind if we talk to Maddie?
No. Go right ahead.
PIANO MUSIC CONTINUES
[INDISTINCTIVE
PIANO MUSIC CONTINUES
Moving?
DUNCAN:
Wish I was.
Somewhere we're
it wasn't balls-hot.
Can I help you?
Sure I guess.
What do you do around here?
I race. Work on the cars.
Do odd jobs around the track.
You know Maddie Dawn?
Yup.
Yea, but there about the same as
what I think about the rest of
the trash that
works around here.
Truman Duncan.
Detective Willow.
That's not good.
Why?
Don't meet too many detectives.
happened.
A lot of bad things
happen around here?
Just the usual.
Drunks, wrecks, fights, checks
bouncing. Nothing to feed my
adrenaline addiction.
Bad joke.
To answer your question,
we're here to help Mrs. Dawn.
Help? In what way?
Halley seems to
have gone missing.
I don't know anything.
People around here
don't really like to talk.
their wives with the new
secretary or dealing
drugs down at the truck stop.
You ever talk to Halley?
She is a good kid.
have it very good. Smart for a
kid to see that, my kid was like
that. You're partner
is looking for you.
Who was that?
He works here.
Anything?
Nothing.
We're still working
on some things.
Found this in here.
I had to force her to wear it.
I knew she wouldn't want to.
I didn't want her to get cold.
Did Halley come here a lot?
Yea. It was cheaper
than getting a babysitter.
Is this really the
safest place for a little girl?
Is any place?
What's the next step?
Well there'll be a press
conference and uh, it would be
good if you were there.
You said that your daughter used
to sneak off to your neighbors
a lot.
She may have just ran away
Maybe. She was mad
at me about something.
If I could go back in time, I
would tell myself to
be more patient with her.
You try to do the
best you can, but it's hard.
Sometimes you do or say
things you don't mean to.
Nobody gives you any
instructions on how to be a
parent, especially by yourself.
TV:
Hello? [INDISTINCT CHATTER]
You know.
Nobody really sticks
out in my mind.
What do you think?
I don't want to
talk about the case.
I'll talk about anything
else other than the case.
Alright. How about
some baseball.
What? What made you
want to be a cop?
I'm serious, what made
you want to do this?
You wanted to talk about
something else, this is
something else.
After school, I needed a job.
I met a recruiter. It was a job.
Jesus.
Why are you
so closed off? Why?
You know life isn't as
bad as you make it out to be.
Everything is a fight with you
right now. I'm not the enemy.
I'm sorry your about
your dad passing, ok?
I know it's been a rough year.
It's like you've quit,
on everything.
He wanted me to be a cop.
At least, he always talked about
how much he admired them.
We'd go to parades and
stuff, and he'd say
"look at them, they get to
protect people and take care of
people and make sure nothing bad
ever happens to anyone" and...
At least, that's what I thought
he said when I was a kid.
anything higher than being
an officer.
And I just wanted to do anything
I could to make him proud.
What are you doing?
I'm gonna get coffee.
At this hour?
Or a snack, a
magazine, a movie, whatever.
Detective Willow.
Mr. Woods.
How's it going?
Uh, filling up,
same as you.
No I meant uh... with Halley.
I mean I know this ain't some-
thing that a police officer
wants to deal with,
you know I just...
Um, yea I can't
really talk about the case but I
appreciate you asking.
You know what, I'm
so sorry, let me rephrase that.
mean I've known Maddie forever.
- We've had our ups and downs...
- Yeah, sure, sure. honestly just...
Keep an eye out for anything
unusual at the track?
Cases like these she's
probably just real close.
Yeah.
We just need evidence to find
her. She probably just ran away.
You know what, let's hope so.
Well, have a good one.
I've go t to prepay
in here. Haha.
Suspenseful Music
Yesterday was uh...
yesterday was rough.
First day usually is.
You hear me?
And um, I could... I could give
you... give you a thousand reasons
why this is happening.
I could tell you it was
just for the money.
I could tell you...
I could tell you I was
abused as a kid. You know.
And that uh, my stepdad
used to knock me around and...
and that I spent my childhood
trying to find out where my
power was and
were my power disappeared to.
And that the only reason I'm
even doing this is to get that
power back, that
I lost as a kid.
But none of that would
really matter, I don't think.
I think all that really
matters right now is that you
just need to accept that
this is happening.
And that there's nothing you can
do about it. And that you just
need to settle into it.
The only thing you really need
is that I'm in charge,
and what I say goes.
And that that man right
over there in that red truck...
is paying with
cash and he's paying today.
INTENSE CINEMATIC
MUSIC CONTINUES:
How did it go yesterday?
You heard?
Yea, it was in the
paper. It's such a shame.
Yea. No... no luck.
Well I'm sure
something will turn up.
Yeah, me too.
How was your day yesterday?
Didn't do a whole lot.
Just ran some errands.
I do manage to
stay busy without you, you know.
I miss eating with
him. I miss his laugh.
[LAUGHING SOUNDS ENSUE]
I'll always remember that laugh.
I just can't get to a point
in my day where I don't
miss him.
How are you ok?
You think I'm ok?
Honey I miss your dad more than
you'll ever know.
I miss... him.
But hope is still there.
Thank you.
You have to fight for that.
For hope.
What are you fighting for today?
How's your mom?
Enlightening.
Does this work?
Yea.
Captain wants a
press conference.
When?
After lunch.
Ok.
Detective?
Yea?
Olivia Peterson, we-
Yes I remember.
Oh. I was wondering
if you had any information on...
No, none at all.
We talked to all the people who
knew her best, but you know...
Well, maybe she did
run away, but still...
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