The Boondock Saints Page #5
He looks intently, for a moment, at four uniformed officers.
They approach two dead bodies, laying next to a dented green
dumpster with half the paint job scraped off.
One man, IVAN CHECKOV, lays on his stomach, closer to the
dumpster than the other. The ass of his pants has been burnt
out and a large cotton bandage is in its place.
The other, VLADDY, has a blood soaked bandage around his
head and is on his stomach as well. There are hundreds of
pieces of porcelain of various sizes everywhere. Three plain-
clothed homicide detectives, DUFFY, DOLLY and GREENLY hover
close to the bodies. Dolly and Duffy listen to GREENLY, an
obvious rookie, give his over-confident theory of what took
place.
The chief is about to interrupt them, but Smecker holds him
back with a smile. The two wait and watch in a position,
where the unsuspecting detectives have their backs to them.
GREENLY:
(thick Boston accent)
...so these guys are just kickin'
the sh*t out of each other. This guy
(points to Vladdy)
Picks up an old kitchen sink that
some one threw out and crushes this
guy
(Checkov)
With it. All right, so it makes a
big bang and alerts their friend,
who's standin' look out around the
corner. So he comes over and gets
into it with this guy,
(Vladdy)
He's angry at him, right? They get
into an altercation in which the
look out guy crushes this guy by
jumpin on him. And look at the damage
here.
(Vladdy)
I mean this guy's f***in' hamburger
man. His spine is crushed. He's all
twisted and sh*t. That guy had to be
one big mother f***er. Huge, 3-400
pounds, f***in huge.
Smecker listens.
The Chief is embarrassed.
GREELY:
Or, okay. Check this out. Say these
two don't even know the huge guy.
They're just staggerin' home from a
bar this morning, still all f***ed
up from St. Patty's last night. So
they figure they'll take a short cut
down the alley and this big mother
f***er, he's just waitin'. And what
could be more perfect for strong arm
robbery? Two drunk guys all bandaged
up. They're already injured for Christ
sakes. He takes a blunt object and
whacks the guy with the bandage on
his head, right? Cause he's smart.
He knows the guy with the bandage on
his ass, he ain't going nowhere.
Matter of fact, this guy's probably
helping his friend with the rectal
problem along. They're limping around
like a couple of decrepit old broads.
So once this guy's out of the picture
(denotes Vladdy)
this poor a**hole, he tries to run.
But look how far he gets fore the
huge bastard catches up with him.
Only a few yards. And what does he
do? He gets creative. He picks up a
sink and crushes the poor mother-
f***er. Then, he ain't done yet. He
comes over here, jumps on this guy's
back and crushes him to death.
(Vladdy)
He steals their sh*t and beats it!
Thanks for comin' out!
(beat)
And look at this print...
Greenly points out a large foot print on Vladdy's back.
Some detectives nod in agreement. Smecker chuckles as he
shakes his head.
GREENLY:
That's one big f***in' shoe!... and
think about it. Of all the ways to
kill a guy, crushin' him to death.
That's very particular. You don't
get many of those. I dunno. I feel
something big here. I wouldn't be
surprised if we see more of these
turning up.
SMECKER:
(stepping into the
open)
Brilliant. So now we got a Huge guy
theory and Serial crusher theory.
Top f***ing notch.
(to Greenly)
What's your name?
GREENLY:
Detective Greenly. Who the f*** are
you?
Smecker saunters up to Greely and pulls his I.D. out of the
breast pocket of his sport coat and lets it hang. The large,
light blue letters, F.B.I. can be easily seen.
SMECKER:
That's who the f*** I am.
All the detectives seem disgruntled and look to the Chief
for an explanation.
CHIEF:
Listen, I gotta go by the numbers on
this one. I.D. just came back on
these guys. They've got connections
to the Russian mob. That makes it a
federal matter and Agent Smecker,
here, is heading up the investigation
with our full cooperation.
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