All language subtitles for Police Woman S02E20 Generation of Evil

♪♪♪

You're going to Vegas
to be with Lou Malik?

I can get to him
in ways you can't.

It is Mr. Malik.

I can guess by all the nice
things I've heard about you.

Especially your tact.

-Now say something.
-Grandpa?

Steve, you all right?

How much time does
your grandson have?

Come on. Police, freeze.

I might have some answers
for you after the second show.

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

Hey, sorry I made such a
thing about going tonight.

- I had a terrific time, I mean it.
- It was a good dinner.

I'm not talking about
dinner, I'm talking about him.

I know what the world
thinks of my grandfather.

But I'll tell you, Kay. He
is a beautiful basic man.

He's never disappointed me. He never
hurt anyone. And he orders excellent wine.

And he's proud of you.
Not that I blame him.

-I'll see you upstairs.
-Ut-uh.

I've got a chemistry
final tomorrow.

I'll be up all night, if I
wanna get any kind of grade.

Just for a few minutes?

Tonight, I have character.
Tomorrow night, I'm a pushover.

♪♪♪

I'll see you for lunch
right after the exam.

When Steve didn't show up,
I knew something was wrong.

Why don't we just step into
my office here, miss Harper.

How well did you
know this Steven glass?

We've been going together
for the past two years.

- When he graduates, we're gonna be married.
- I see.

Was he particularly
tense or nervous last night?

No. He was relaxed,
loose. We both were.

We had dinner at the Brent
shire inn with our friends.

You understand that just because the
young man hasn't contact you for 12 hours,

doesn't necessarily
mean that he's missing.

I know something's
happened to him.

His books, he didn't drop
them in that parking lot.

Miss Harper, does
Steve's family have money?

He's always paid his own way.

He's gone all through
college on scholarships.

Does he have any
enemies on campus?

No, he was president of
the student body last year.

- He was very popular.
- Excuse me, you still haven't quite answered my question.

Does Steve come
from a wealth family?

Steve's mother and father were
both killed in an auto accident.

Does he have
any other relatives?

-A grandfather.
-And what's his name?

- What's his name, miss Harper?
- Morris Hirsch.

The morrie Hirsch?

Does Hirsch know
about his grandson?

-I don't think so.
-Again.

Maybe it'll help remember.

Well, you tell Mr. Hirsch and you tell
him fast, who left the note on his car?

I told you, I don't know.
I can't watch everybody.

Chauffeurs come in for limousines,
the car rental for pick-ups.

Chauffeurs? Car rentals. Coxie's army walks in
to that garage, you don't ask any questions?

I usually know the people.

How am I supposed
to know who they were?

[Phone ringing]

Yeah?

Tell 'em I'm not dressed.

Tell 'em to come
over in five minutes.

Here.

Wipe the blood off your
face. Clean yourself up.

Vito give him a hundred, and
understand it's to keep your mouth shut.

Yes sir, Mr. Hirsch.

Cops, how'd they
get on this already?

Morrie, morrie,
slow down, morrie.

Steve, Steve, why'd
they do this to him?

Such a good boy,
such a sweet boy.

Morrie, take some water
and then take your pill.

- If I find out who did this.
- The doctor said you shouldn't be here.

- You should be in the hospital.
- Hospital! That's my grandson they've got.

Two million dollars if
you wanna see him alive.

We'll get him back,
morrie. We'll get him back.

With my life,
we'll get him back!

Stevie.

Stevie, I never let
anythin' touch him.

I never let him
see what we knew.

He's got no scars to
hide from the world.

[Knocks on door]

-Mr. Hirsch?
-Yes.

Police department.

I'm sergeant crowley.
This is sergeant Anderson.

- She's a sergeant?
- How do you do, Mr. Hirsch?

-What a waste.
-Can we come in, please?

-Thank you.
-Thanks.

Well, what's the new complaint?

Our Lily white
government requested

that I fly in from my extended
vacation in Spain and so, here I am.

Morris Hirsch, in person.

There is no
complaint, Mr. Hirsch.

We're here because your
grandson, Steve glass,

- has been missing since 11 o' clock last night.
- What do you mean missing?

I mean he didn't show up
this morning at the university

for an examination and he didn't show up this
afternoon for a date with his girlfriend.

We can't locate him.

Well, you know, nowadays kids,
he's probably out playing around.

As a matter of fact, he's phoned
me every day since I arrived.

- Has he called you today, sir?
- He'll phone me this afternoon, you'll see.

Now, Mr. Hirsch.
Steve's girlfriend.

Kay, her name is Kay. We met.

She came by to see
us a little while ago.

She said your grandson
means a great deal to you.

Look, it's none of your damned
business how I feel about my grandson.

Yes, you see. We don't think anybody would've
come near him if he weren't your grandson.

What do you think, I'm to blame?
It's my fault? I'm responsible.

I'll tell you who's
responsibility it is.

The TV, those newspapers, printing all that
garbage about my running away to Europe.

Tax evasion.
Five million dollars.

Well, of course, some
crackpot will get an idea.

Have you already heard
from some crackpot, sir?

Now, Mr. Hirsch, there's a possibility
and I mean a strong possibility,

that your grandson
has been kidnapped.

Now, we've alerted the FBI and
they're assisting in the investigation.

But if that's the case, then we, you
and I are gonna need each other's help.

Listen, sergeant, I'm
gonna tell you something.

Both of you.

Ever since I was a boy,
your people harassed me.

I didn't need them then
and I don't need 'em now.

So please, would
you mind leaving?

It's very important that we know

how much time does
your grandson have?

I got nothing to say to you.

Get out.

♪♪♪

Incidentally, if you do hear from
your grandson, we'd appreciate a call.

Steve.

Sure.

You don't need any more favors.
So, the hell with morrie Hirsch.

Yeah. Well, thanks a bunch!

That miserable, two-bit hood.

They all are lies,
every one of 'em.

Tony di Angelo.

Used to come crawling
here for nickels and dimes.

He's a big man in the textile industry
and I can't get him on the telephone.

Mel waxman.

Needed money for a new
book. I put up every cent.

Now, he owns half the
town and he can't help me

- because he has a 'cash flow' problem.
- Take it easy, Morris.

Take it easy, morrie.
He's not your grandson.

Lou Malik, Vegas.

-Louis.
-Morrie.

It's good to hear your
voice. We missed you.

How are you, my friend?

I heard the news about the boy.

I want you to know, I can get
fifty thousand to you right away.

Louis, it's good to
know I got one friend.

But fifty thousand
isn't gonna help.

The asking price is
two million dollars.

Two? That's a big score.

Louis, it's, it's Stevie.

You remember him. My marylin's
boy, may she rest in peace.

Sure, I remember.
Nice boy, good boy.

I don't care what it
costs to get him back.

Louis.

When we sold the hotel

you got over four
million for your share.

I'd like to borrow half.

Morrie, you know, I'd do
anything for you, I could.

But Ellie is divorcing me

and every cent of mine
is tied up by her lawyer

and I'm having trouble with
the gaming commission also.

Morrie, do you have any
idea who polled this off?

No, no, not yet.

I'll put out some feelers
and see what I can find out.

Louis, please telephone me the
minute you know anything, huh?

I've only got to eight tonight.

♪♪♪

Herbert. I don't
want her bath...

Lady.

Now, you tell her
when I come home, I...

What is it? What,
what's the matter.

What in the world
is going on in here?

They said eight o'clock.
What the matter with them?

Morrie, take it easy.

If you try to give me
another pill, I'll break your leg.

[Telephone rings]

-Yeah, hello.
-Hirsch?

Yeah, this is morrie Hirsch, speak
a little louder so I can hear you.

Now, you better get it straight,
if you wanna see the boy again.

-You hear me?
-Go on.

The money's to be
clean, unmarked.

I'll get back to you tomorrow. I'll
tell you where to make the drop off.

How do you expect me to come up with that
kind of money in twenty-four hours? You crazy?

Hang on.

He says he needs
more time for the money.

It didn't take him more time to
get away with the two million.

Tell him we want the money
tomorrow or it's over with the kid.

0h, it's not our show.
We gotta check it out.

-Hirsch?
-Yeah.

I'll get back to you at
eight 'clock tomorrow night.

Same phone. I don't know
how much time I can give you.

If you want the money,
don't threaten me.

- How do I know you got the boy?
- We got him Hirsch.

Listen, punk, you won't see a
penny unless I talk to the boy.

Get him over here.

Now, say something.

-Grandpa.
-Stevie, Stevie, you all right?

- They didn't hurt you, did they?
- They haven't hurt me, grandpa. I'm fine.

Stevie, Stevie, don't worry.
If they lay a finger on you...

You'll hear from
us tomorrow night.

Listen. Listen, please let me talk
to him for another minute, huh?

Just one minute, please.

12y52 to 12y50.

Hirsch picked up the call, he's
heading north towards the valley.

Bill: Stay with him.

[Inaudible]

Maurizio.

Oh, good to see you again.

It's been a long time.

I heard you were back and I've been
wondering, when is he gonna come in here.

And now here you are.
[Inaudible] Coma esta?

I'm all right, mamma, I'm fine.

Here, here. Come back
to your old table here.

[Foreign language]

Hey, I hear you been to Spain?

What's the matter? You
couldn't go to Italy, huh?

[Foreign language]

- I mean, as long as you had to get out of the country.
- Mamma.

I need help, bad. Very bad.

Now, who's been running around town
shooting off his face about big money?

I don't know.

Come on, you know it. I know it.

As soon as the guys get into town
they make a beeline for your place.

- Oh, no, no, no, it's all different now, maurizio.
- How different?

I mean, you always managed
to come up with the news.

The police started
rousting everybody.

None of the boys will even
poke their heads in here anymore.

Take a look, you can tell it's
a different kind of business.

-It's all neighborhood trade.
-Mamma.

Maurizio, look, you
know how much I like you?

I remember what you
did for me and Aldo,

but times have changed.

Excuse me, a moment.

[Foreign language]

-Anything wrong?
-No, it's fine.

[Foreign language]

-Hello, Mr. Hirsch.
-Mr. Hirsch?

Don't you people understand? I
asked you to stay away from me.

Keep off my back.

You might come out
here for information.

Unfortunately, mamma doesn't
have so much information anymore.

Think we can do better.

Could we talk to you
alone? Mr. Hirsch?

[Inaudible]

You'll see, organized
intelligence from the FBI

keeps tabs on every hood that comes in and
out of the state. Anybody with a record.

I got some pictures
I want you to look at.

See if you recognize anybody
that might give you trouble.

Or has big ideas.

♪♪♪

See anybody?

This last three here, they
just came in this past week.

Nick pappas. Frank mcguire.

They just got out of San
Quentin about a month ago.

Joe carver. Just
got out of jolliet.

All three of 'em are
dangerous. They're very hungry.

Sorry.

That was quite a performance.

Is somebody there,
he recognized.

Yeah, but who?

Pappas and mcguire.

Of course, who else
would they be working for?

Even in The Bahamas,
they were Louis' boys.

Louis Malik. Long
distance from Las Vegas.

He almost had me crying.
Couldn't do enough for me.

Morrie, I don't get it.

Why would Malik try to
put the screws on you?

How do I know.

What are we waiting for. Let's
go to Vegas and handle him.

Sure, sure. Then I'll
never see Stevie alive.

Vito, use your head.

Look, why don't you go
out and get something to eat.

Morrie, morrie, you
haven't eaten yet.

It's not good for you, you
know what the doctor said.

When I'm hungry, I'll eat.

And, I'll outlive that
leech of a doctor.

Will you please go?

All right, but don't worry we'll
bring you back something.

Hello. Norris residence.

Mr. Norris, please,
morrie Hirsch calling.

One moment please.

Yes, morrie.

-Hello, David. How are you?
- Fine.

That's good. Listen, David.

Morrie, I can't talk right now.
We're giving a party. You know elma.

If something's worrying you
about the case, I'll call you later.

David, it's, it's got nothing
to do with the taxes.

Now, listen to me.

Your firm has a
representative in Switzerland.

I need his name.
I'll wire the bank.

I want him to
pick up two million.

Get on the first plane out
and be here by tomorrow.

Morrie, you gotta be insane. If that
money's brought into the country,

you'll go to jail.

Look, I don't care
what happens to me.

My grandson's life is at stake.

I need the money within
twenty four hours or less.

Yeah, morrie, I heard
about the boy and I'm sorry.

But I'm not gonna put anyone
working for me in that position.

We're a respectable law firm,
not runners for illegal money.

David, if I could trust anybody,
I wouldn't be calling you.

Listen, morrie.

We're handling your tax
case with the government

but, if you wanna
hire another firm.

Now, listen to me.

You north shore punk.

Don't pretend that you
haven't done my dirty work

all these years and
made money at it.

Now, I'm asking you
to do something human.

Is that too much for
a north shore punk?

I can't talk any longer, morrie.

- You'll have to get the money from some of your friends.
- Bill me for the advice.

Operator.

This is, this is Mr. Hirsch,
bungalow three. Get me a taxi.

♪♪♪

Keep it.

I told him what he wanted to know, now he
keeps me sitting here like an office boy.

I'm sure what he's
checking out is important.

Give a man a badge and
suddenly he is a bigshot.

Sheldon. Sheldon.

When you wanted to
go to work in Nevada

you needed permission
from your parole officer,

I went to bat for you,
remember that? Huh?

Okay, well, I want
the favor returned.

Sergeant Anderson has to be
working at the palmetto tomorrow.

That's more like it. She'll
be there, in your office.

Yeah, she's working under
the name of joann Marlow.

Joann Marlow. Yeah.

Sheldon, take my
word for it, she's no dog.

Thanks.

- You really know how to turn a girl's head.
- Yeah, and that ain't all.

Mr. Hirsch, will
you come in please?

Less than 24 hours and
you keep me waiting?

Yeah, let's talk about that.

You'll have to stall 'em. Tell 'em you got
part of the money but it'll take another day.

Sometimes, like now, I feel I ought
to go to Vegas and handle this myself.

Yeah, let me remind you that you're under
federal injunction not to leave the state, okay?

0h, my god.

It's so slow. So slow.

Yeah, I know it must seem
very slow, sir, but believe me,

we know what we're doing.

I'd like some water.

I'll get it.

Mr. Hirsch, tell me
about Mr. Malik's women.

At this time, you want
to know his love life?

Sir, if we're gonna
find your grandson,

I'm afraid sergeant Anderson's
gonna have to get close to Lou Malik.

You're going to Vegas
to be with Lou Malik?

I can get to him
in ways you can't.

- You're some person.
- Tell me about his women.

I understand there
have been quite a few.

Well, they're same type. Cold.

Hard to get.

Right up your alley.

And one, two, three four.

Two, two, three, four

three, two, three, four.

Four, two, three,
four. Now, slowly,

seductively, please
now. Watch it.

Oh, I'm sorry.
Should we try it again?

-Yes, yes.
-I'm sorry.

Cathy, please. And.

♪♪♪

0h, that's better.

Okay, now let's take it
and smooth out rough edges

and we'll take it
from the shake.

-Five, six, seven, eight.
-And.

Okay, okay remember [inaudible].

Good, keep your heads up, girls.

Okay. [Inaudible]

Who's the blonde
up there, Shelly?

Marcia's out with the flu. I
had to put another girl on.

I thought I told you if we had an
opening put in the maruzella kid.

Yeah, I know. But the blond's worked for
me before. In Miami. Couple other shows.

She's reliable and I
needed someone right away.

Sheldon. My Shelly.

When I say I want you
to put in the maruzella kid,

I mean, I want you to
put in the maruzalla kid.

[Inaudible] Correct?

Correct, Mr. Malik.

It is Mr. Malik.

I can guess by all the nice
things I've heard about you.

Especially your tact.

Tell this maruzella, she goes
on tonight with my blessings.

- I need this job like I need a hole in the head.
- Hey, wait a second, baby.

Shelly, save it till you got
something with a little more class.

You.

Rehearse.

Good thing we're
friends, Shelly.

We'll have to rehearse
one more time girls.

What's her name?

-Joann Marlow.
-And.

♪♪♪

You really must be
something, honey.

This is the first time Malik's
been in the lounge in weeks.

I'm all goose flesh.

Aren't you playing a bit
over your head, lately?

I'm winning.

- I've never seen such luck.
- What's the matter? Hotel running short of cash?

You know, you can do
yourself a lot more good

than sitting here,
playing Blackjack.

Maybe I'm not interested in
doing myself a lot more good.

-Why, you have a friend?
-Several.

You're wasting time.

-I'm on a streak.
-It can get even better.

-How are you so sure?
-No idea.

Ralph, do me a favor. Cash
these in and add five hundred.

Leave 'em at the cage
for miss joann Marlow.

You're a very
attractive woman, joann.

Difficult, but attractive.

Well, when you want
one, you get the other.

- What'll you have?
- Scotch, no ice, no water.

You know what you need is
someone to take care of you in style.

Name it and you got it.

Well, you're a
real slow operator.

That's always been a big
problem with me. Chin-chin.

Girls tell me your ex-wives
got all your marbles.

That the state's taking a look at your books.
Don't you have enough trouble without me?

-I can handle it.
-[Telephone rings]

Excuse me.

There are resources.

Hello. I told you not...

I'll see you downstairs,
joann. All right?

I don't mind waiting.

I'll see you down in the casino.

I told you not to
call me on this line.

I don't wanna hear about
it. I'll get back to you.

That was a short courtship, huh?

He just got a call,
and he threw me out.

Head up.

An executive phone booth.

Now, what's so important you
had to call me on the private line?

Lou, something stinks.

I gave Hirsch the extra
24 hours like you told me,

then he gives me a big song
and dance about the money

having to be flown over from
Switzerland. He needs more time.

You got the kid, what
are you worried about?

It sounded phony like he was
setting us up for something.

I don't like it, Lou.

Lou, I know Hirsch. He swindled you
out of two million on that palmetto deal.

And he's gonna do it again.

All right, next time
you talk to him,

tell him if he don't have the money by
midnight, there won't be any more phone calls.

I'll call you back
after the drop.

Look. Here he comes.

We didn't finish that drink.
Straight scotch for the lady.

Forget it. The lady
doesn't like being barked at.

See you. Sometime.

You keep spelling
alleged with one 'l'.

I don't wanna make captain, I
like it down here with the troops.

[Telephone ringing]

-Crowley.
-Bill, it's me.

Pete, it's pep.

-You gotta sit on Hirsch.
-For how long?

I need another 24 hours.

Pep, I'm getting a lot of
pressure from this guy.

Bill, we're working
as fast as we can.

Malik is nobody's fool.

He makes his contacts from a pay phone,
now we gotta trace one of those calls,

if we're gonna find Steve glass.

I don't know how much
longer I can sit on him.

Put cold towels
on him. Anything.

Just make sure he
stays where he is.

Okay. I got meyers on him now.
I'll get Pete on him around the clock.

Please, please,
let me talk to him.

Just for a minute.

Listen, please. Let me talk to him.
Just one minute, please, please.

Come on, gimmie a break.

Look, you didn't give me any
time, what do you want from me?

Look, just a little more
time that's all, huh?

Please, a little more
time. Now, I'm begging you.

Come on.

♪♪♪

Yeah, morrie.

The deadline is twelve
midnight. That's it.

Did you make all
the arrangements?

- Yes, everything's set. We'll be in Vegas by ten-thirty.
- They still there. Cops.

Boy, you gotta be an
idiot to rely on them.

[Inaudible]

[Foreign language]

And plenty more coming.

As a matter of fact,
Rudy is gonna help you.

He's our best waiter. A nice
fellow. [Foreign language]

Like I always say.
Go for the best.

In food, service and
atmosphere. You'll see.

-Gracia.
-[Foreign language]

Rudy.

What happened over here.

Oh, no.

[Foreign language]

- Look at that spaghetti all over you.
- Alright. It don't matter.

[Foreign language]

Oh, listen, you poor thing.

[Foreign language]
Oh, I'm so sorry.

That's all right.
Thank you, mamma.

I hope that makes
up for my lack of tact.

You're kidding.

- This went out with what they used to call the sugar daddies.
- Yeah, but they're for real.

Then give 'em to your ex-wife.

She can wear 'em
to the supermarket.

You know, joann. You could do a lot better
if you get that chip off your shoulder.

I told you, I got no
complaints. Cool down, Lou.

Pour us a drink.

What are you
working for? Dancing.

Miami. Here.

It keeps me off the streets
and it's good for the ankles.

Look, I can't hardly breathe
for the stocks, the jewelry.

Tomorrow, I'll drive you downtown.
We'll look at some real estate.

I'll think about it.

When are you
gonna stop stalling?

I'll tell you what, Lou.

I might have some answers
for you after the second show.

If you can hang on that long.

Chin chin.

- Malik.
- Yes sir, this is the telephone repair service.

I repaired a break in your
line. It was out of order.

There have been several emergency
phone calls from area code 311.

-311?
-Yes sir.

- Did you get the name?
- No one left a name or number.

Now that your service is
restored, they'll be calling back.

- If there's any more trouble, please let us know.
- All right, thank you.

Hey Joe, how's it going?

Oh, fine, miss
Marlow, just fine.

He should be going to the
other telephone in a little while.

Hirsch.

Joe, go over there and
see what you can do.

- I'll keep an eye out for Malik. I gotta get that number.
- Right.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

- Who are you? Part of the floor show?
- Police. Investigator styles.

That says California.
This is Nevada.

Believe me, Mr. Hirsch,
it's good here.

What do you want me for?

I've been notified
that you're leaving.

Leave? What the hell
are you talking about?

Which means, I have to take
you into custody as a fugitive.

Wait a minute.

Remember, in your bail agreement
you were instructed by the court

not to leave the
state of California.

You're under arrest, Mr. Hirsch.

- Get this guy out of my way.
- Come on. That's terrific.

Now, you two are aiding and
abetting in his unlawful flight.

I'll have to place
everybody under arrest.

-Get him.
-Easy. Easy.

Now turn around.

Well, isn't this sweet.

Hey, deputy give me a hand here.

- Mr. Hirsch, good to see you again.
- Ralph, how are you?

I'm fine, what's the problem?

- This California cop is rousting me and my business associates.
- I asked you to give me a hand.

- Where's your security office.
- Hold it, buddy.

I'm not a cop, I
work for the hotel.

Whatever you are, buddy, if you don't give
me a hand and help get me to the office,

so I can call the sheriff. There'll
be blood all over this carpet.

Now, where's
your security office.

Okay, folks, everything's under
control have a good time, all right.

I'll show you where
the office is at.

- I'm sure not gonna make any phone calls for you.
- Let's go.

[Indistinct chatter]

What do you mean,
what's going on here?

You called me
on the private line.

Lou, what are you talking
about? We didn't call anybody.

We did exactly what you said.
We told Hirsch he had until midnight.

Somebody called me on that line.

It wasn't us.

You guys be ready to move
at any moment, do you hear?

We may have problems and if
we have, you know what to do.

Don't worry, Lou.
We'll get rid of him.

Right. Get rid of him.

He's the only evidence.

-Operator.
-0h, operator,

this is sergeant pepper
Anderson. I'm a police officer.

-Local?
-No. Out of state. Registered.

- Yes, I see. I'll have to ask for your code and number.
- 311 - 794.

-794.
-Right.

- Well, thank you. And how may I help you?
- There was a phone call

placed from this phone
a few minutes ago

and it might've
been out of state.

Possibly to the 311 area.

I'd like you to run
a trace on that call.

When you get the number back
notify sergeant William crowley

that's c r o w l e
y at this number.

311-555-9000.

[Inaudible]

Thank you.

It's the police. They
want me to run a tracer.

- What do you mean, the black bartender and Hirsch?
- California cop.

He took them to the
security office at gun point.

- You helped him?
- With Hirsch? Are you kidding?

In there now?

The cop insisted that the
sheriff take him downtown.

They just left. The sheriff,
Hirsch and two men.

Yeah.

[Telephone ringing]

-Yeah.
-Sergeant pepper Anderson, please.

Sergeant who? What
are you talking about?

The police officer who
just used this phone.

I have some information for
her from a crowley in California.

She just used this phone.

There's no police officer here.

Palmetto.

Page miss pepper
Anderson, please.

Telephone call for miss Anderson
miss pepper Anderson, please.

Telephone call for miss Anderson.
Miss pepper Anderson. Please.

Yes. Did you run a page
for a miss Anderson?

I have your phone call, sir.

Cancel it.

-Cancel?
-Yes, ma'am.

Well, do you know who it
was or where it came from?

No, ma'am.

Do you know if it was
from in the hotel or outside?

Outside phone, ma'am.

Is there any way to trace it?

Pepper, where you been? I've
been looking all over for you.

How about it, you and me.
Upstairs. Another little drink?

Who's pepper?

You are, sergeant Anderson.

Come on, let's move it.
It's good for the ankles.

Nobody.

Hey, Mel, have you
seen the Marlow girl?

-Who?
-The new girl.

-The blond who was here with torelli.
-Yes.

I saw here go
upstairs with the boss.

Wait a minute. I
wouldn't go up there now.

I think the boss is
burning about something.

-Let me through.
-Not this time, buddy.

Hold.

[Gunshot]

♪♪♪

You're really goin' far.
Now come on, get up, get up.

Up, get up.

Lisette, Lisette.

Lisette. Now, I know she's in
there, she just won't come out.

Lisette. You better
come out here.

Hey, come on.

Don't try it, don't
even think about it.

- Put your hands on your head.
- Don't touch it. -That's right, back up.

Somebody better call
an ambulance for this guy.

How is he?

- He's not hurt bad, is he?
- Well, he had a pretty bad beating, Mr. Hirsch.

He'll be okay.

The mental part.
Emotionally, what happen?

-He'll be okay?
-He's strong, Mr. Hirsch.

I know him.

-But...
-But what?

Well, he said something.

He heard something
about some dealings

between you and this Mr. Malik
when you sold the hotel.

- We know about that Mr. Hirsch.
- The two million dollars.

Lou Malik told us.

[Indistinct chatter over pa]

Well, there are reasons
behind that story.

- I'll have to tell the police.
- That's right, you will.

I gonna have to tell Stevie.

It's okay between you and me.

There he is.

Steven.

Stevie, I never meant
for it to happen like this.

I never meant for you to be
hurt because of what I was.

Look, Stevie.

Do you know how much I love you?

I know, grandpa
is that your love...

It almost destroyed me.

It what?

I need some time
to think things over.

[Indistinct chatter over pa]

Pepper, I'm his grandfather.

Mr. Hirsch...

You lived your life, your way.

He has to live his.

We'll be in touch
with you, Mr. Hirsch.

♪♪♪

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