Welcome to the Punch Page #11
I'm glad you turned up.
To call you, max.
I'm glad you turned up.
- pete, we'll talk later, yeah?
I'm glad you turned up.
- pete, we'll talk later, yeah?
- yeah, right.
- pete, we'll talk later, yeah?
- yeah, right.
- I'm taking this man
- yeah, right.
- I'm taking this man
to see his son.
Give us two minutes, could you?
- what's this?
[...]
Sternwood:
Get out.Get out.
[click]
[...]
[sighs]
[inhales sharply]
[sobs quietly]
- max:
What the f***...?- call for backup! Go!
- deal with him
- call for backup! Go!
- deal with him
or I f***ing will.
- deal with him
or I f***ing will.
- just give me one minute.
Or I f***ing will.
- just give me one minute.
Walk away, juka.
- just give me one minute.
Walk away, juka.
You have to trust me,
Walk away, juka.
You have to trust me,
this isn't what it looks like.
You have to trust me,
this isn't what it looks like.
Just turn around.
This isn't what it looks like.
Just turn around.
Please, juka,
Just turn around.
Please, juka,
you're gonna get hurt.
Please, juka,
you're gonna get hurt.
Just walk away.
You're gonna get hurt.
Just walk away.
- we found her body.
Just walk away.
- we found her body.
We found her body in your bed.
- we found her body.
We found her body in your bed.
- juka, you armed?
We found her body in your bed.
- juka, you armed?
[thuds, groans]
- juka, you armed?
[thuds, groans]
[...]
Christ...
[...]
[...]
- who killed my son?
Was it the police that came to
The ones in the club?
The ones in the club?
Huh?
The ones in the club?
Huh?
What about that girl?
Huh?
What about that girl?
- [inhales sharply]
What about that girl?
- [inhales sharply]
- who was she?
- [inhales sharply]
- who was she?
Was she involved?
- why didn't you just kill me
that night?
Why didn't you just kill me
That night?
Why didn't you just kill me
in that tunnel?
Why didn't you just kill me
in that tunnel?
- for what?
[sighs]
[...]
[sighs]
[...]
[sighs]
[exhales sharply]
- your son and otis blake were
killed by an ex-soldier
called dean warns.
Killed by an ex-soldier
called dean warns.
That's the guy that focused
Called dean warns.
That's the guy that focused
on me at the club tonight.
That's the guy that focused
on me at the club tonight.
He was working with
On me at the club tonight.
He was working with
nathan bartnick, harvey crown
He was working with
nathan bartnick, harvey crown
and possibly...
Nathan bartnick, harvey crown
and possibly...
Possibly lieutenant
And possibly...
Possibly lieutenant
commander thomas geiger.
Possibly lieutenant
commander thomas geiger.
That girl-- sarah-- had written
Commander thomas geiger.
That girl-- sarah-- had written
something on her hand:
That girl-- sarah-- had written
something on her hand:
Punch 1-1-9.
Something on her hand:
Punch 1-1-9.
Now, dean warns was seen at the
Punch 1-1-9.
Now, dean warns was seen at the
container yard with otis blake
Now, dean warns was seen at the
container yard with otis blake
the night of his murder.
Container yard with otis blake
the night of his murder.
The night of his murder.
three different docks:
three different docks:
Turk, acorn and the punch,
Three different docks:
Turk, acorn and the punch,
and that's what I know.
Turk, acorn and the punch,
and that's what I know.
- 1-1-9 are container
And that's what I know.
- 1-1-9 are container
coordinates.
- 1-1-9 are container
coordinates.
Coordinates.
off the ships.
off the ships.
- we'll end this tonight.
Off the ships.
- we'll end this tonight.
And when it's over, you'll go
- we'll end this tonight.
And when it's over, you'll go
to prison and I'll be the one
And when it's over, you'll go
to prison and I'll be the one
that puts you there.
To prison and I'll be the one
that puts you there.
[...]
- nan?
I got your message,
are you all right?
I got your message,
are you all right?
What, you feel ill?
Are you all right?
What, you feel ill?
[indistinct voices...]
- nan:
Look who's here.It's your old mates from
the second battalion.
It's your old mates from
the second battalion.
- all right, mate?
The second battalion.
- all right, mate?
It's good to see you.
- all right, mate?
It's good to see you.
- there's fresh tea in the pot.
It's good to see you.
- there's fresh tea in the pot.
- your old nan was just telling
- there's fresh tea in the pot.
- your old nan was just telling
us how you make big money
- your old nan was just telling
us how you make big money
working for some private
Us how you make big money
working for some private
military contractor.
Working for some private
military contractor.
- kincade.
- yeah, that's it.
Military contractor.
- kincade.
- yeah, that's it.
Says they pay you straight into
- kincade.
- yeah, that's it.
Says they pay you straight into
Says they pay you straight into
you don't pay no tax.
- no tax.
you don't pay no tax.
- no tax.
- that's amazing, mate.
You don't pay no tax.
- no tax.
- that's amazing, mate.
What sort of thing
- that's amazing, mate.
What sort of thing
they have you do?
What sort of thing
they have you do?
- oh, it's, um...
They have you do?
- oh, it's, um...
Pretty cloak-and-dagger.
- oh, it's, um...
Pretty cloak-and-dagger.
- yeah?
Pretty cloak-and-dagger.
- yeah?
- so when'd you turn up?
- yeah?
- so when'd you turn up?
- oh, not long ago, darling.
- so when'd you turn up?
- oh, not long ago, darling.
They told me not to tell you.
- oh, not long ago, darling.
They told me not to tell you.
Said you'd get a kick out of it.
They told me not to tell you.
Said you'd get a kick out of it.
- I wish you had, nan.
Said you'd get a kick out of it.
- I wish you had, nan.
I'm busy tonight.
- I wish you had, nan.
I'm busy tonight.
- come on, mate.
I'm busy tonight.
- come on, mate.
Come and sit down.
- yeah, why not?
- what could be more important
than seeing your
old squad, darling?
Than seeing your
old squad, darling?
- that's all right, iris.
Old squad, darling?
- that's all right, iris.
We know how busy dean's been
- that's all right, iris.
We know how busy dean's been
keeping himself recently.
We know how busy dean's been
keeping himself recently.
We were just telling your old
Keeping himself recently.
We were just telling your old
nan how we were the only ones
We were just telling your old
nan how we were the only ones
to stick up for you, how we were
Nan how we were the only ones
to stick up for you, how we were
the only ones to speak up and
To stick up for you, how we were
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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