Uncle John Page #3
I'll just let you be.
You know, I'm sitting here
because this is
where they found his truck.
So, I figure,
And they say from time to time
that the killer
will come on back to the scene
of the crime, you know.
Oh... yeah.
So, the past few evenings,
I've just been sitting here
having a few smokes
Well, pretty...
Pretty busy road, Danny,
you know?
You must have seen a lot
Oh, yeah, quite a few.
Oh, boy. More changes?
Yes, correct, correct.
- Are you filling him in?
- Yeah.
All right, look. I'm... I'm leaving
...Leaving to my car right now.
Where am I meeting you?
No, no, no, no. Just text me.
No, just... just text me.
I'm not writing it down.
Hey, listen.
I got a dinner.
I'll be home later.
You post that.
Call you when I get home.
Yeah, sure.
Well, that guy is, um...
What are the changes?
Uh... headband.
Huh?
The yogurt cup
is getting a headband.
- Cool.
- Totally cool.
All right,
I'll get us some dinner.
Wow.
- Hey.
- This looks great, thank you.
Yeah, of course.
I hope beer's okay.
Yes, of course.
Well?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
These are cute.
I know, right?
How about this?
Did you know kumquats are served
during Chinese spring festival?
Uhhuh.
Um, did you know that in winter,
most parts of China
are quite cold?
It doesn't say that.
It does.
That's a true fact.
Wow, well...
Now you know.
Now you know.
Uh... looks like there's just one
of those.
Do you want it?
Oh, no, I can't do raw shrimp.
It's okay. It's not.
It's not?
If it was raw, it'd be blue.
Oh, god, you're right.
I'm and idiot.
Uh... well, do you want it?
- No, you have it.
- You ever had it?
Yeah.
It seems like you're lying.
- I always thought it was raw.
- Well, you should have it.
- No.
- Have it.
- No.
- It's great.
Okay.
Graceful.
Yeah, I'm just gonna do that.
What do you think?
Mm.
Oh.
Mm.
Kate.
Kate.
Sh*t.
Uh, it's posted.
It's in right now.
All right,
let's get out of here.
Yeah, let's.
This is me.
Well, that sucked,
but you were great. Thanks.
Yeah, the failing is mutual.
The feeling... the feeling
and the failing,
they're both mutual.
Um... do you think
this would fit?
I got to keep my girlish figure,
but, uh, you just get
a good night's...
Uh... you know.
Good night.
You, too. Get home safe.
All right, I will. Thanks.
So, they...
They bring the guy in,
and they don't know anything
about him.
And they should ask
for his I.D.,
and they look
through everything.
And then finally they look
through his motorcycle.
Guy looked like some kind
of a criminal.
I don't know...
Just, you know, you just
can tell when you look
at some of these guys like that.
Just... morning there, fellas.
- Hey.
- Hey, there, John.
We're just talking
about the latest.
- What's that?
- A guy they picked up yesterday
over at the campground
in sauk, the biker guy?
They're pretty sure he's got
everything to do with Dutch missing.
What... what's that now?
- Geez, John.
- What?
You look like hell.
I do?
Yesterday afternoon,
they had some kind
of a scuffle over there.
And once the cops got him in,
turns out that he's got some
heavy history with Dutch
over a bunch of money, I think.
- Well, who he is?
- Some biker type from up north.
Not a real gentle soul,
from what I gather.
You know,
tattooed up all over the place,
- one on the neck.
- Ooh!
Apparently, he had something
like five grand in cash
locked up in his chopper.
Five grand?
Damn.
That's what I hear, anyway.
Well, what are they saying
about he and Dutch?
- Well, I mean, it's...
- He is a person of interest.
Coffee?
Yeah, coffee, yeah, thanks,
Franny.
Anyway, he's a suspect.
Sounds like a no-brainer,
though, I mean.
You know, speaking of...
Speaking of harsh souls,
I'll never understand why
that woman dislikes me so much.
Maybe you should try tipping
her something one of these days.
- I tip.
- More than nickels, I'm saying.
Every day...
I'm here every god damn day,
probably since she
was wetting her pants.
Okay, look,
everything we've got so far
is boring crap, okay?
Now, I don't mind that every now and
then we're gonna put out some crap.
Everybody does, but let's make
it interesting at least.
I'd rather be interesting
and boring.
If it's crap, let's make
it interesting crap, okay?
We're gonna
role play like we're a bunch
of f***ing idiots, all right?
For whatever reason,
we've got some kind
of impaired cognitive function.
What do you got?
Somebody hit a single.
John?
Verne, how are you?
Can't complain.
You got a minute?
Sure, of course.
Can I get you a beer
or something, or...?
Yeah, close enough, sure.
How's Laura?
She just retired, yeah?
Yeah... bored.
Yeah.
What you got there?
Oh, those are for the Maitlands.
They're doing some remodeling
and stuff over there.
Jake Maitland?
Yeah, Jake.
Hmm, funny.
What's that?
I'll just cut to the chase here.
Are you up to speed on
all this Dutch Miller business?
Oh, yeah. I believe so.
- Strange one, huh?
- That it is.
You know, we're
dragging the lake over there.
Yeah, over by that dam
and stuff, right?
Nothing yet there,
but a couple days back,
we get a call over to smoky's
campground over in Sauk.
Pick up this rough-looking
fellow from somewhere up north.
Turns out, he and Dutch had
some big problems in the past.
- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.
Thought we had something there.
Turns out it was a dead end.
For Dutch, anyway.
Guy's got a bunch of cash
on him, so he's up to something,
but god only knows.
Anyways, in the midst
of all that,
as soon as we let him go,
Danny Miller got to drinking.
He pays a visit
over to the campground himself.
- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.
They got into it pretty good.
Danny tagged him one on the jaw,
put him in the hospital.
- Aw, geez Louise.
- Yeah.
right now, but not for long.
Oh, no?
Can't get a word
out of either one of them.
If this is their regard
here's the police.
Oh, geez, I see.
Yeah.
So, that's that.
I wanted to come by, though,
and give you a head's up.
- Head's up?
- Yeah.
When we had Danny
in the squad car,
thinks Dutch has been murdered.
- That right?
- I don't know.
He certainly
has himself convinced,
but somehow or another...
He's naming you on it,
too, John.
Me?
Huh.
And how's that?
No idea.
It's not just you.
of suspects.
Ray Reynolds,
Jake Maitland, old don.
- Old don?
- Yeah.
In fact, we had to go over
He thought he saw Danny
poking around in his barn.
No kidding?
It all doesn't make much sense
to me, so I'm not trying to.
warned him about Danny, as well.
They all just seemed just as
confused.
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