Small Town Crime Page #3
Which is why I've decided
to take the case pro bono,
Kristy being
a friend and all.
[Deborah] I have to be honest
with you, Mr. Winter,
Kristen was a very...
she was
a very mixed-up girl.
She was
a free spirit, Deborah.
I'll give you that.
[Deborah] She took
this family to hell
more times
than I can count.
So maybe we would
just like for her
to find some peace.
[rock music playing]
[singer]
Yeah, you saw me first
But you're not my baby
[Mike] Still here,
huh, Leslie?
Don't know
where else I'd be.
[singer]
[indistinct] oh
Hey, Julian, get these
clowns out of here.
[Julian] We got it.
[Randy] Haven't seen you
in a while, Mike.
I haven't been in
since that pervert
attacked Teddy
in the bathroom.
We ran that guy off.
[Mike] That's what I heard.
Place has really picked up.
How about a beer?
You talked me into it.
[singer] No more girls
No more [indistinct]
No more honeys banging
in my bed
She's friendly.
Name's Heidi.
You should talk to her.
Maybe I will.
[singer] Oh, baby,
do we fade
Oh, baby, do we fade
Who's a tough guy now?
Who's a tough guy now?
Sh*t.
[Scott] Take a seat, Mike.
What are you doing here?
Having a beer,
meeting a friend.
What are you boys
doing here?
[Pete] None of your
Goddamned business.
[Scott] Who are you meeting?
- What?
- Who's your friend?
Ah, hot little blonde
over there.
- You know her?
- Heidi?
Yeah.
It's a new thing.
She seems like
a real catch.
She's a wizard
with a pool stick.
[man groans]
Uh, that guy gives her
lessons all the time.
He's great.
She's a hooker, dipshit.
[Scott] Why don't you call
it a night, Mike?
[Mike] Yeah.
Before you get
someone else shot.
Hey, you wanna grab
something to eat?
I don't think so.
[Mike] Can we do this again?
Sure.
How about I call
you tomorrow?
Fine.
Who's that, your wife?
That's my sister.
Like a sister-sister
or that's your sister?
I was adopted.
How'd that work?
Compared to starving
and getting the sh*t
getting kicked out of me
by a couple of junkies,
I thought it
was pretty great.
Want a beer?
Yeah.
[TV reporter] And in Whittier,
a man is dead
and police are searching
for two suspects
after a shooting
at their home
Twenty-four hour news updates
with Marion Jones
who is on the scene.
- Marion...
- [siren wailing]
- Just till you hear the click.
- [Jonathan] Can I get the keys
to the trunk of his car?
We got some identifiers
here, Jonathan.
[Jonathan] Yeah,
those are Mike's shots.
All right,
let's get it open.
- [officer] Oh, sh*t.
- [Jonathan] Jesus.
Mike shot her.
[breathalyzer beeps]
[Jonathan] You know,
he's f***ing drunk, right?
Yeah.
Point-13.
Sh*t's not right,
I'm doing it again.
- [EMT] It's been calibrated...
- I said I'm doing it again.
[breathalyzer beeps]
[phone ringing]
[upbeat music playing]
[clears throat]
Jack Winter.
[Steve]
Thank you, Mr. Winter,
for being so...
expeditious.
Yeah. I had to shuffle
a few appointments,
but this is important to me.
My granddaughter's
been dead a week.
Police are no longer
answering my phone calls.
And some son of a b*tch
is getting away with murder.
[Mike]
You know, to them,
she is just
another toe tag.
[Steve] I want this guy.
to the back of my Bentley
and I wanna drag him
around a little.
I can understand that,
Mr. Yandell.
Can you do it, Jack?
Can you find
this guy for me?
I can.
[Steve]
My daughter informs me
that you are willing
to take this case
for free.
That's correct.
Not a chance.
What's your rate?
[Mike] You know, it varies.
You know,
travel expenses,
food,
- with this kind of...
- Twenty-five hundred a week?
That'll work.
Oh, would you mind
making it out to cash?
Ex-wife's got me
by the balls.
[Steve] How much do you
know about Kristy?
[Mike] Well,
she was a handful.
Did you know
she was a drug addict
- and a prostitute?
- Something like that.
Everybody tried
to help her, of course.
But, uh,
she pushed people away.
She was raised strict,
probably the reason
for her rebellion.
You ever meet
any of her friends?
She hung out
with some real scumbags.
Anybody you could put
a name to?
If I could put a name
to someone, Jack,
I would be busting
down doors.
She, uh, come by
with a couple
of skank girlfriends
looking for
a little handout.
Guy who drove 'em,
wiry little sh*t,
Hispanic, I guess.
Uh, you think you
could pick him out?
No, I don't think so.
I won't forget
his car, though.
Impala.
New?
'60s, purple.
[Teddy] All right,
racers, are you ready?
- [racers] Yeah.
- On your mark,
get set, go.
- Let's go.
- [siren wailing]
[upbeat music playing]
Sir, is that
an open container?
[Teddy] Ha, ha.
It will be.
Hey, Mike, where you been
hiding yourself, man?
Oh, I've been busy.
I got a job.
A job? What kind of job?
Uh, sort of
an assistant type deal.
Uh, I run errands,
do fact checking.
- Things like that.
- Mike, that's great.
That's great, man.
Uh, it's
a temporary position.
You know what?
Let's get Kels up here.
Hmm. Well, I don't...
I don't wanna...
No, no. Hey, babe,
come here.
Your brother's here.
Look, she looks busy
with the egg toss.
- Don't...
- Okay. Look, look here, man.
She really wants
to talk to you.
She feels bad
about the other night.
All right?
Just hear her out.
- What do you want, Mike?
- [Teddy] All right. Babe,
Mike got a job.
[Mike] Nothing big.
[Teddy] Yeah.
He's some assistant
to some big shot downtown.
Hmm, back to work.
That's, that's good, huh?
I wanted to give you this.
[Teddy] Oh, yeah, he's
probably gonna have
his own desk by the end
of the week, huh, Mike?
Hmm?
This is $500.
It's a start.
Wow. [chuckles]
Thank you, Mike.
You're welcome.
Well, I'm glad I got
to stop by.
I'll just add this
to the pile.
- I have to hit the road.
- [Teddy] But wait, wait, you,
you just got here, man.
At least stay
for the three-legged race.
- with JJ.
- [Mike] Uh, no, I can't.
Uh, I got... I got a date.
A date?
That's incredible.
- Is it that incredible, really?
- [Teddy] Hmm,
I'm just saying, man. I mean,
this is like a total windfall.
Hmm. Anybody we know?
Hmm?
I don't think so.
I made you some cereal.
[Heidi] Thanks.
What do you think?
It's good.
It's an off brand.
Yeah. There's a sh*t ton
of raisins.
[Mike] That's
what I'm saying.
You know a lot
of the other girls?
I can, if that's
what you're into.
I picked up
a girl last week.
Kristy.
You know her?
like, every other week.
Short brunette,
real pretty?
Lot of girls fit
that description.
She hangs out
with a Hispanic guy,
drives an Impala.
Hmm, it's not
ringing a bell.
I mean, girls come and go.
It's not something people
usually stick to.
Right.
But I can ask around.
That would be great.
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