The Boondock Saints Page #16
He stands up and gives a lesson to the now eager detectives.
He points his two index fingers to the back of his own skull.
SMECKER:
The two bullets went in here, through
the top of the skull, criss-crossed
and exited through the eyeballs.
This one clue tells us three distinct
facts. Number one... Duffy.
DUFFY:
They shot him at a downward angle.
(makes connection)
They put him on his knees.
SMECKER:
Excellent! Number two. Greenly.
GREENLY:
Uh.
(thinking hard)
Sh*t, I, uh...
SMECKER:
It tells us that he was the last to
die. All these men
(fans across the
corpses with his
hand)
Were carrying. They came in, dropped
all in seconds and then took their
time with fag man. Didn't they,
Duffy?!
(psychotic laugh)
They sure as f*** did!
A wide-eyed Duffy joins with Smecker, by nodding his head.
Smecker is seducing all of them.
SMECKER:
And number three, Dolly.
DOLLY:
Uh... two shooters!
SMECKER:
Fan-f***in-tastic!
Greenly and Duffy want to know how.
SMECKER:
Now stay with me, boys. What did
they do to make two such identical
wounds? Did one guy put him on his
knees, pop a cap in, sit him back up
and shoot him again the same way?
No. Two men of similar height dropped
this guy down, each put some iron to
his head and boom! That's all she
f***in' wrote!
DUFFY:
What about one guy with two guns?
SMECKER:
Possible, but unlikely. The angles
are too extreme. A guy holding two
guns to the back of your head is
gonna shoot straight ahead. He
wouldn't cock out his elbows, makes
no sense. Besides, you telling me
one guy came in here and killed eight
men with eight extremely well aimed
shots in just a few seconds? No way.
Had to be at least two.
INT. PLAZA HOTEL SUITE LIVING ROOM NIGHT LATER
Smecker is now a complete mess. His hair is totally frazzled.
He is sucking on cigarettes long and hard. His clothes are
completely disheveled.
SMECKER:
Television,... television is the
explanation for this.
Smecker points toward the ceiling revealing a huge gaping
hole in it just above the living room.
SMECKER:
You see this is bad television.
(again pointing out
the hole in the
ceiling)
The little assault guys creeping in
through the vents and coming in
through the ceilings. That James
Bond sh*t never happens in real life.
Professionals don't do that. So we've
got this up here, which has novice
written all over it. And all this
down here that's simply a perfect
textbook assassination. So here's
our two possibilities. We either
have rank amateurs that got lucky or
consummate professionals that f***ed
up.
The detectives nod in agreement. They are now completely
taken in by Smecker's spell.
SMECKER:
Join me in a drink, gentlemen.
They go over and grab seats at the bar. Smecker mixes himself
a gin and tonic on the other side. He is calming down now
and going back into cool mode. He starts to tuck his clothes
back in and fix his hair. He leans over the bar and sips his
drink. The three detectives lean in.
SMECKER:
With the exception of my coffee boy,
you Boston detectives are starting
to show signs of intelligence. So, I
am going to make you privy to some
information that you would not
normally be. These men are all Russian
mob. Not like those two peons in the
alley the other day. These guys are
all syndicate bosses and underbosses.
I have a dossier on every man in
this room. Since the Iron Curtain
has gone down, the Russian syndicates
have started to come here. And in
the spirit of Glasnost the Soviets
have opened their borders to the
mafia. But the Italians, they're not
convinced that the grounds in mother
Russia are fertile enough for
organized crime yet. So they ain't
ready to commit. The Russians are
coming here anyway. They are
unwelcome. What we have here,
gentlemen, is possibly the beginning
of the first international mob war...
unless I've totally missed something.
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