The Iceman Page #7
something with some guy.
Next thing you know,
he's f***ing dead.
Found him on the side of
the highway in a garbage bag.
F***ing crazy killer
f***ing freezes his bodies
so the cops won't know
the f***ing time of death.
I mean, do you believe this sh*t?
What guy?
What do you mean?
Who was Terry going to meet?
I don't know.
He never told me.
The police talk to you?
Yeah, twice.
But what do I know?
Dino, thanks for coming, all right?
Hey.
Of course, Ritchie.
Let's go see the girls, huh?
Yeah.
How you doing?
Dominick.
Yeah. Wow,
you're a big guy.
A lot bigger than you
sound on the phone.
Hey, you know what they say.
No, I have no idea.
That's just what they say.
So...
One sec.
Look, I'll be honest
with you, you know?
I like Dino, but, you know,
sometimes he's so full of it
you never really know who
his friends are. You know?
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
So, look, you know.
I, I don't really understand this
whole cyanide thing, you know?
I'm curious, you know,
how's this thing work?
You put the stuff in a mist.
You spray it in someone's
face, they fall asleep.
I tell you, you know, it could
take some time to get that sh*t.
How long are we talking?
Well, it might take
a week or two.
That's too long.
Oh, I mean, I can tell
you wanna, you know.
I'm going to need
some cash then.
Not until delivery.
Well...
it wouldn't have to be.
Tell you what. I got
this trust fund kid, okay?
I've been supplying him with
coke for about couple years now.
He wants me to get him two Ks.
All this cyanide talk and
everything, it's got me thinking.
Thinking what?
We could kill two birds
here with one stone.
Well, that's always
a good idea.
Kill two birds with one stone.
Hey, you know, I could... I
could take care of the cyanide
but, I'm going to need you
to take care of the kid.
Why?
He's a f***ing degenerate.
He's got markers all over
the f***ing place, you know?
Besides, he holds a grudge. He's
liable to blackmail me and bail him out.
You do me this favor
and I'll split you with
his payment 50-50, okay?
We'll keep the coke
and the cash.
Deal is worth 60 grand, easy.
And I'll have that sh*t to
you by next week. No problem.
Who you work for?
I work with Luchezi family.
You know?
But I got to keep that
low key, you know?
They want a piece of every
f***ing thing that I got.
Don't worry.
I'm Polish.
I work for everybody.
That's good to hear.
He likes the
offer, but he's still looking for 315.
And he'll get it, too, with
property that close to Atlantic City.
315, huh? What's the
down payment on that?
We could have gone
at 15 percent,
but because it's all
cash, it's 40 grand.
40. Okay.
T ell them I'm in.
I'll have the balance
in the next couple days.
You sure?
Yeah, I'm working on it.
It's as sound as it gets,
Mr. Kuklinski.
There's no reason the building
won't be filled by the end of the year.
Can you come by tomorrow
to finish the paperwork?
Yeah, I'll call you
to schedule tomorrow.
I hope you're
as excited as I am.
Yeah, I am.
Great! Take care, Mr. Kuklinski.
Thanks.
How are you feeling?
Agh.
You still got a fever.
Mm.
I left Anabel...
physical therapy at 4:00.
Yeah, I'll take her.
Oh, it's just the flu,
Ritchie. I can do it.
Uh-uh. Let the doctor
tell me that.
I'll make you
an appointment, okay?
Okay.
Hey, how you doing, big guy?
Show me what you got.
Please, I had a half a dozen
waivers to forge for that sh*t.
It's 11:
00 now. Seeyou back here at 1:30.
What time did you tell the kid?
2:
00. Hey, you going to put the,uh, cyanide in the coke, right?
No, I'm going
to make sandwiches.
It's lunchtime.
We'll eat, too. Okay?
Here you go come on.
Here, kitty.
Here you go.
Yeah, good, huh?
Okay. All right.
There you go.
Something's not right.
Honey?
Nothing.
Oh, my God!
Ritchie!
Ritchie!
Oh, my God!
Get out of the car,
Mr. Kuklinski!
Get out of the vehicle!
Ritchie?
Don't move.
- Get the f*** out of the car now!
- Keep your hands up!
Get out of the f***ing
car now! Put your hands up!
Put your hands on the wheel!
Open the door!
Get the f***
out of the car now!
It's locked.
Get out of the car now!
Break it!
Put your hands somewhere
I can see them!
No! No! Don't!
Don't you touch him!
Get out of the car!
Come here!
Don't you touch my...
Ritchie!
You leave her alone!
You f***ing sons of a b*tches!
I'll f***ing kill every
last one of you! Ritchie!
Throw him down right now.
Come on, in.
Get him down!
Put him down!
No!
Get him down!
No!
Take him down.
Ritchie!
Ritchie!
Hold him down!
Hold him down!
You've got the right
to remain silent.
Anything you say or do
can and will be...
All these f***ing guys
for one little guy!
Huh? You think
you're f***ing tough?
Come on, you piece of sh*t.
Get him in!
Come on, get in!
Close the door!
Great job.
Hey, Dominick!
Good job.
Yeah!
Yeah.
You recognize that guy?
Ritchie.
Rich!
Rich!
Law enforcement
authorities have arrested
one of the most notorious
contract killers
in state history.
A self-employed Bergen
County man is behind bars.
He is such a cold-blooded
killer, they call him The Iceman.
Mr. Kuklinski, please rise.
I never felt sorry
for anything I done...
other than hurting my family.
The only
thing I feel sorry for.
I'm not looking
for forgiveness.
I'm not repenting.
I know I'm wrong.
I'm wrong.
I do want
Oh, boy.
Ain't going to make this one.
Holy sh*t.
This would never be me.
This would not be me.
You see the Iceman crying?
Not very macho.
But I hurt people...
that mean everything to me.
But the only people
that mean anything to me.
# Walk on down the road #
# Two separate lives #
# One not more than the other #
# Unbalanced my mind #
# Forget regret #
# Sometimes I wish
I was another #
# But there 's
no looking back #
# Don 't stand
never change it #
# Steady to middle #
# Black and white
Two straight lines #
# To the bitter end #
# Oooh #
# Ooh ooh #
# Ooh ooh #
# No one sees pain #
# It's not on display #
# Deep into my silence #
# You fade into gray #
# Where did I get off #
# And who 's got my back #
# Since I'm doing shows
and other #
# But there 's
no looking back #
# Black and white
Two straight lines #
# To the bitter end ##
# Oooh #
# Ooh ooh #
# Ooh ooh #
# Ooh ooh #
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