The Flock Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 2007
- 96 min
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Can I talk to your boss
to confirm that?
If you think
that's really necessary.
Put your boss on, Randy.
Allison?
You know, I got
a phone call today
from a very agitated
sheriff's investigator.
It seems a girl
has disappeared.
And you were out
at her house?
Errol thinks one of
the registrants may be involved.
And how did Errol
come up with that one?
Someone circled an article
in the newspaper
and left it
for him to find.
Errol was a no-show at his
retirement party the other night.
I'm not sure
I understand.
These guys here are all familiar
with Errol's routines
and his habits.
Like how he dissects
the newspapers, for instance.
There was talk at the party
of getting back at him.
circled the article?
Yeah. Could be.
I mean, he doesn't have
Well, maybe not.
Are you gonna tell him?
You're gonna tell him.
Oh, and this
abduction thing...
has nothing to do with
what you're being paid for.
We're not police officers...
we're public servants.
All right?
So we have 40 offenders
within a two-mile radius,
89 within a five-mile
radius.
We're gonna hit
every single one of 'em.
Shouldn't we narrow
down the list first?
No, I want to
start now.
I'm gonna call it a day.
Yeah, you do that.
Just call it a day.
Two months... that's how long
you're gonna last.
But why should this job
be any different than the others?
I'm not one of
your registrants, Errol.
Just lay off
the personal stuff.
Your mother says
you spook easily.
- You talked to my mother?
- Among others.
Said you change jobs at about
the same rate you change men.
Does privacy mean anything
to you, Errol?
You are a nosy person,
my friend.
He didn't just leave that
newspaper for me.
He left it for you too.
When they find
Harriet's body in a month,
you'll be the one sitting
at this desk, not me.
Police are investigating
the disappearance...
Ahem.
Police have
no suspects...
- Hello?
- Matt?
Hi, it's Allison Lowry...
from the department.
Ah, the new girl
in town.
Uh, the new girl.
Yeah.
Listen, I have to ask you,
do you know if people
in the department are taunting Errol?
- No.
- What about that...
the gag with the newspaper?
With the circling?
No no no, none of us.
Wasn't me. No.
- Not you either?
- No.
Okay, I was wrong.
All right, well, I'll see you
tomorrow at work, Allison.
- You have a good...
- Well... but, hey?
Since I have you
on the phone,
um, what else can you
tell me about Errol?
Well, he likes
to circle newspapers.
Right, I've noticed.
- Well, Errol's a good guy.
- Mm-hmm.
When he started,
he was great.
- Yeah.
- It was this one case...
a young girl named
Abigail taken,
and he got obsessed
by the whole thing
and, oh, he got in some
serious trouble that time.
He started carrying
a gun around
and we don't carry guns.
It's not part
of our job.
Well, thanks, Matt.
I appreciate it.
- Have a good night.
- Good night.
She was friendly, outgoing,
usually got along with everyone.
I don't think she ran away,
but if she did,
Hey, Harriet,
you're on TV.
Miss you, Harriet.
Please come home.
Oh my God!
What are you
doing here, Errol?
Um...
uh, I have to
tell you something.
I have to tell you that...
that I have trouble
trusting...
I have trouble
trusting people.
Um, even non-registrants.
Um...
and I apologize for being
insensitive to your privacy,
even though a background check
is not entirely unreasonable.
Apology accepted.
You were right.
We got to narrow down
that list.
"Daniel Barden:
former CPA,
husband, father,
peeper, rapist,
once partnered
with Randall Adams."
"Carlos Hugo Catalan:
unlawful sexual intercourse
by fraud or fear,
believed to have had
different accomplices."
"James Ray Ward:
solicitation of an individual
under the age of 18 to engage
in sexual conduct,
assault with intent to
commit rape, second degree,
teamed with
Stuart Zimmerman."
What are you doing, James?
Am I gonna take this
to your parole officer?
You want me to do that?
Is that something I'm gonna have to do?
"Viola Gerard:
abuse of a minor
in a sexual performance,
aggravated sexual battery,
charged as an accomplice
to murder with Paul Gerard,
- got out on a plea bargain."
- Take care of the registration.
disappearance of
Harriet Wells, age 17.
Reported missing from her
parents' home in Paradise Hills...
You make a sound,
I'll kill you.
Hello?
No. Well,
this is his phone,
but Custis isn't here.
You can ask, but I'm
not gonna tell.
Hey, is this Babbage?
Yeah.
Uh-huh, this is Babbage.
Did you get
the newspaper?
Did you like the circles?
# I feel it in my heart #
# I feel it in my face #
# It's like a boom boom boom,
like a boom boom boom #
- # Going in my head... #
- Don't stop, baby.
Glenn Custis!
- Custis!
- # I need your love... #
Who the f*** are you?
I'm looking for...
for Glenn Custis.
Are you sure?
Are you Glenn?
Glenn Custis!
Errol!
Custis!
Get in the car!
Get in!
Ahh!
I got friends in low places.
Isn't that right, Louis?
What are you doing here?
I just wanted to see how
the new job is shaping up.
I hear you do good work.
I don't handle
the photo center.
And the woman who does
won't be back until...
Who do you think
you're talking to?
Louis Louis.
Let's see, your hobby
is photography...
boys and girls at play,
as I remember.
And I do.
And I do.
Look at that.
I don't do that
anymore.
He says he doesn't
do that anymore.
Should we believe him?
People get well.
Not my people.
She thinks she knows you, Louis,
but she doesn't, does she?
- No.
- No. No.
This room is the only reason
you took this shitty job.
Tell her.
Do you think that's
the missing girl?
Do you think
that's Harriet?
Not unless she has
two left feet.
There are at least three
people here, probably more.
Do you think he did this?
Did he cut these women?
I think he has a friend
in a funeral parlor or a morgue.
He probably did
the carving.
l...
I don't get this.
Well, you're probably
holding it wrong.
Yeah, like a centerfold.
Porno, you know.
This is all porno.
Just porno.
Every bit of it.
No.
- I'd like you to see these.
- No, I can't.
I want you to
see this girl.
- Is it Harriet?
- No.
They're staged,
all of 'em.
He didn't touch her face.
The real thing isn't so pretty.
I saw Custis back
at his house.
He was 10 feet
away from me, Errol.
Does that mean
anything to you?
That could have been me,
only for real.
I'm scared of Custis.
Yeah, I am.
But you know what, Errol?
I'm also scared of you.
You have blindsided me
at every turn
and that has got to stop.
Yeah.
Tomorrow
we can ask him.
Do you think
we can find him?
One of our flock is gonna
know where he is.
Haines Ownby...
four counts solicitation
of underage individual
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