The Black Water Vampire Page #3

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"Come on in, we're weird."

-Danielle, can I say something?

-Yeah.

What?

Everyone just got out of

the shower, but you

never looked better.

Our chemistry

is disrupting the group.

So, I just wanted

to address it.

-Our chemistry?

-Yeah.

What?

Okay, just say "no" then,

if it's from...

-No.

-Oh.

-That was easy.

Well, crud.

Yeah, good luck with that one.

She doesn't do that stuff.

-Do what stuff?

-You know...

- What is that?

- That stuff.

- What the f*** is that?

- Yeah, what was that?

-That stuff.

-It's called sexual abstinence.

That's her way of...

-We go in front of our family

and family friends and...

-Yeah.

...pledge that we will be abstinent

until marriage.

Well, I made a pledge, I was gonna

play, maybe, like, baseball.

-That didn't work out

too well.

What's happening?

Sh*t, I heard it, too.

Hold up.

- F***.

- Is it on? Is it on?

- What?

- Look!

What am I look...

Is that who was

banging at the door?

If she was, why wouldn't she

just wait at the door then,

for us to answer?

That was like a minute ago.

Think she needs help?

Go talk to her.

You go out and f***ing talk to her.

I'm not gonna go talk to her.

Guys, what's going on?

Come check this out.

Did you hear the knock at the door?

-I heard something.

-Take a look for yourself.

-You gotta see this.

-Oh, sh*t.

- What am I looking at?

-Where'd she go?

There was a woman out there.

-She was just there.

-You guys drank a lot tonight.

-That's not the point.

-We're not hallucinating.

-What, so you could

slip on it later? On the ice?

-See if someone falls on it.

No, why would I put

a banana peel on the ice?

-It's either one or the other.

That's too much comedy.

-Just to make sure.

-Everything in here...

-Yes.

We can't really do

an interview without...

No, I realize that.

So, that's why we're trying

to find something.

Great. Thank you so much.

Okay, bye.

Thoughts. Think. Where it could be?

Andrea, did you see it?

-What?

-Missing the lapel.

We had it for our last interview and

I don't know why we don't have it now.

My daughter.

Millicent.

She was perfect.

Ann was, uh...

She...

She was a happy one.

She always kept things up

when it looked like

things weren't so good.

She...

She just had a way of...

Of looking

at the positive side

all the time.

Lea and I were like sisters.

We were like thick as

thieves or just...

Always Lauren Lea,

Lauren and Lea, Lauren and Lea,

everywhere we went and...

Since we were like eight or nine years old,

we were just inseparable.

Millicent and I

were best friends.

Uh, we went to

school together.

And, we really did

everything together.

I didn't get to see her

get married or...

Have children.

We miss her.

We miss her a lot.

She wanted to

make something of herself.

She wanted to get educated.

She wanted to go to school.

She wanted to go to college.

She wanted to leave here.

She's not gonna

have that chance now.

What can you remember about the night

she went missing?

Yeah. Um...

Oof. Well...

Lea really wanted

to go to, um, a movie.

So, uh, I think she wanted

to see Wayne's World.

Um, so we grabbed a pizza

at, um, Carlo's Pizza.

Just... But it was

like any other fun

weekend night and...

But then you say good-bye

at the end of the night and

I thought I'd see her again the next day

like I did every single day.

And I never saw her again.

We didn't worry at first,

but then...

By the time it got dark

we knew something was...

Something was off.

So we, uh...

Well, we got ahold of the sheriff's

department and

I think that was

the hardest part 'cause

then you gotta admit

something's wrong.

You just...

And this...

This is where we are now.

Do you think Raymond Banks

is your daughter's killer?

You know, I don't understand

that question, to be honest with you.

I'm not gonna answer that question.

Obviously, the police felt

that it was enough.

He's behind bars.

My daughter's dead.

Raymond Banks is a killer.

And he deserves to die

for what he did to her.

I can't wait till...

I can't wait till he is dead.

Dead. I mean dead.

I am gonna be in the front row

and I'm gonna watch the whole thing

'cause I cannot wait

for that beast...

He's not even a human.

He's a f***ing...

Excuse my language.

He's a beast.

I hope, above hope,

that that boy rots in hell.

How are you doing?

Nice to be out of the hole.

Nice to see people

from the outside for a change.

You don't have anybody

that comes to visit you?

No. Nobody wants to see me.

Don't you know?

Know what?

I'm the devil.

Nobody wants to see the devil.

How about mail?

Do you get mail?

Plenty of mail.

Got your letters.

What do other people

write to you?

They hope I die.

They pray that I rot in hell

for what I've done.

Do they write you

anything else?

Uh-huh.

That I'm scum.

Do you wanna talk about

what happened?

What happened when?

How about we start on the day

that you were arrested?

What happened that day?

Why are you here?

You wanna see how

it looks like when a man

stares death in the face, hmm?

Is... Is that why you came?

I came here to hear your side

of the story, Mr. Banks.

My side, my side, my side,

my side, my side of story?

You wanna hear

my side of the story?

I'll tell you

my side of the story.

Police don't like me.

People in town never liked me.

Now why is that?

It's 'cause I know about them.

I know all about 'em.

You see, they came to my house.

They had these things,

they looked like guns.

You'd think they was guns.

But they wasn't guns.

Put these transistors in 'em.

Just like the CIA uses

to listen to you.

Like a microphone,

only you don't know it.

They think I don't know it.

'Cause they think I'm stupid.

My lawyer,

he thinks I'm stupid!

Want me to plead insanity

like I'm some kind of whacko.

I ain't no whacko!

I'm not stupid.

Do you think I'm stupid?

No. I don't.

I don't think you belong here.

I know about your arrest.

I know you were interrogated

for 16 hours straight

without your attorney present.

I know the lack

of physical evidence.

I know you got

an unfair trial, Mr. Banks.

They listen to

everything I say.

'Cause they know I know.

Look.

That's why they shoot me up.

'Cause they don't want me

opening my big, fat mouth.

Are... Are you saying that

you were unjustly convicted?

Are you saying you're

innocent of the crimes?

They did this.

Cafeteria.

Two inmates clamped me up

like a fish.

I know they

put 'em up to it.

Who put them up to it?

Who?

The FBI, c*nt!

Who the hell do you think?

They've been putting thallium

in my food since 2002. 2002!

You know anything

about thallium?

You know what it does?

It kills you slowly.

You can't taste it,

you can't smell it.

You see they mix it

in with the food.

Sometimes potatoes,

sometimes the meatloaf.

Know what it does?

Know what thallium does?

You wanna see dying?

Meet thallium.

Kills you slow like a rat.

You're saying that

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