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Detective. Hey.

What do we got?

George Lee. Owns the place.

Passer-by called it in.

Got witnesses?

One lady saw 2 black kids runnin' from the scene,

but she didn't see their faces.

This is my father's store! Who's this?

That's probably the son. He lives in Westchester.

He owns an electronic business in midtown.

Clerk called him at his showroom.

Get out of my way!

It's ok. Can we help you, sir?

I'm Simon Lee. This is my father's store!

I'm detective Simone. This is detective kirkendall.

Why don't we take a second to talk here?

I want to see my father.

Who, whoa, whoa. Try to take a breath, Mr. Lee, ok?

What happened?

There was a shooting here this morning.

Your father was shot, sir.

I'm sorry to have to tell you this. He's dead.

Now can I enter?

Yeah. Let's talk over here.

Whoa, whoa, Mr. Lee.

Get your hands off me! I want to see my father!

You don't want to see him like that.

I want to know who did this. When, how, everything.

It looks like a robbery went bad. There was a couple of guys running away.

They steal his movado watch? I told him not to wear it here.

He insisted. So proud I gave him a movado watch.

We don't see a watch on him.

There. See? I begged him. "Move to Westchester."

He said, "poor people need fresh food, too."

Sold more beer than oranges!

These people killed my father.

It's too soon to know exactly who's responsible.

These people, they want things, they don't want to work for 'em.

Animals! You killed my father!

Mr. Lee, I know that you are upset.

It's not gonna help for you to start insulting people.

One way to make 'em talk. You, boy.

I'll give you $5,000 cash money if you find my father's killer.

You don't know? Find out. Tell your friends! Go on!

You can't do that, Mr. Lee. You can't do that.

This is america. I can do what I want.

$5,000 reward to find my father's killer!

Cash money!

Good morning.

How's it goin'? Oh, you're back. Yes, I am.

Hey, Andy.

Yeah.

How was your doctor's appointment?

Why?

Never mind.

Guy's ready to take a laser ray to both your corneas,

he don't even want to give you a couple extra minutes to collect yourself.

You backed out?

I'm rethinkin' my options.

Morning.

Hi, boss.

Um, rape-assault victim at bellevue.

You want to work with Diane?

Why wouldn't I?

9-year-old girl.

Ready?

Yeah.

What does that say?

"Never mind the provolone. Love syl..."

All right.

Hi, Jill.

Morning.

Hi.

So, uh... how'd it go at the doctor's?

Guy wants you actin' like an auto part on an assembly line.

You're not supposed to show no skittishness

getting your eyeballs burned with some invisible ray.

So you backed out.

You two ought to work tag team.

You two ought to work tag team.

I'll print larger on your message slips, detective.

It wouldn't hurt.

Wrestling practice tonight?

Hey, lieu.

Um, what did you get on that grocery homicide?

Doa's the store owner... Korean.

Place got robbed.

Past the opening money, the doa's son says

the doa had this really expensive watch he always wore.

That's in the wind.

We got a statement 2 black kids left the scene.

No good description.

The clerk that worked with the doa

is gonna be comin' and give us some more background.

Son give you anything?

He's kind of a pain in the ass.

This guy, he acts like the whole neighborhood's criminals.

The only way the case'll make

is him walkin' up and down the street offerin' reward money.

Did you explain to him if he doesn't let us field the information,

he's gonna get ripped off or worse?

Guy's real hard to talk to.

Any chance he's trying to draw suspicion away from himself?

It's more like he's working off some kind of guilt.

You'd better have him come in.

Yeah. Ok.

I'll give him a call.

Victim... Annie watters. She's 9.

Yeah, we got that.

Says she was walking near first and tenth

when some guy dragged her into an abandoned building,

beat her up, and raped her.

She got to a deli after he let her go.

They called us.

You checked the building?

No one around.

Locate the parents?

Mother works uptown. She's on her way in.

Thanks.

How's she doin'?

Cuts and bruises, possible concussion.

She told the cop she was raped.

Kit's not back, but that's definitely how it looks.

Son of a bitch.

She's pretty traumatized.

Annie? I'm Diane Russell. I'm a detective.

This is Andy, my partner.

Can you tell us what happened today, Annie?

I don't want to tell again.

Do you mind if I ask what happened before?

Were you walking to school?

'Cause I missed the bus.

Then I got grabbed.

Annie!

I'm sorry!

Oh! Oh!

Oh! Your face! My god! Who did this?

We'd just started talking to Annie about that, Ms. Watters.

Ms. Nelson. I went back to my maiden name.

Ok, Ms. Nelson.

Maybe you could sit with Annie while we try to talk to her about what happened.

It was Billy podesky, right?

Oh, this was just a question of time.

He needs to be off the street.

Did the boy your mom's talking about do this to you, Annie?

He's our super's son. He's retarded, and he's into his adolescence,

and you could just see this comin' on.

Ms. Nelson, let your daughter talk.

Did you know the boy who attacked you this morning, Annie?

Annie, tell them about Billy. Did he do this?

Maybe. He had his hands over my eyes.

My god!

You think maybe it could've been Billy, Annie,

or you're pretty sure it was?

Don't you browbeat her!

It's you doin' that.

It was Billy podesky!

We'll go talk to the boy and his father.

Get some rest, Annie. We'll talk some more later?

We're really sorry what happened to you.

You tell his father I plan civil and criminal action!

I told him about this!

I have to listen to that woman another 10 minutes,

I'd wind up in jail.

Appreciate you comin' in.

Well...

Mr. Lee was a good man. No race prejudice.

That right?

As many of them as he had to deal with.

You want some coffee?

No, I'm all right.

So who do you think it was that might have killed Mr. Lee?

Could've been any of 'em.

"Them" being who?

The blacks.

Half of 'em are drunks, crackheads,

and the young ones are all hoodlums.

Any kids specifically you think might've done this?

Kids who run in pairs? Any of 'em.

She's asking if any of "them" in particular

had run-ins with Mr. Lee, maybe had it in for him.

All of 'em.

Why weren't you at work today, George?

I was at home with my kids.

My wife's mother's in the hospital havin' heart surgery.

How did Mr. Lee get along with his son?

3 years I worked for Mr. Lee,

I saw the guy maybe half a dozen times.

He thought he was better than his father, smarter.

Like, Mr. Lee played the numbers.

One time he hits, and, uh, the runner's late payin',

and his son says Mr. Lee's stupid,

expecting them people to pay off.

But he did get paid, 3 days later.

All right, George.

We have your information if we need you again.

I'm sorry my wife's mother got sick.

Cop called, and I left my kids to come cooperate.

Mr. Lee was a good guy.

No race prejudice towards me.

All right.

Excuse me, detectives. A Mr. Simon Lee's here

with a woman he says has information on your case.

Thanks a lot, Naomi.

Sir, you have gone past the catching area where I asked you to wait.

This woman's got information.

This about the death of Mr. Lee's father?

That's right.

Sorry about what happened, Mr. Lee.

She's got information.

We appreciate your help.

What's your name?

Felicia chivers.

I'm detective kirkendall. This is detective Simone.

Why don't you come with me, Felicia, and we'll talk?

I was very emphatic.

My boss would also like to have a word with you, Mr. Lee.

I ain't givin' up no information without that reward.

Look. Look. How many times do I have to show this to you?

Showin' me ain't puttin' nothin' in my pocket.

Come on with me, Felicia. We'll work all this out.

I'll be in there in just a second.

She knows the 2 boys who killed my father, and she knows where to find them.

We're gonna be right in here.

Lieutenant. This is Simon Lee.

How do you do, Mr. Lee?

I'm sorry for your loss.

I find a woman that knows my father's killers while you people sit on your ass.

Is that the woman I saw you with in the catching area?

I'm gonna talk to her right now, boss.

All right.

Don't waste my time.

I gather this woman came forward

because of the reward money you're offering in your father's case.

Money's all these people understand.

As you say, the prospect of a payday

generates attention from all kinds of people.

I hope this woman's information is productive,

but if we have to continue our investigation,

your letting our office handle the reward process

would help sift out the hustlers, the cranks, and the con artists.

I'll sift out the useless information and bring you the rest.

Mr. Lee.

Were you listening to what I just said?

Let us handle the investigation,

and give yourself some time to absorb the shock of your father's death.

My shock is none of your business.

This woman knows my father's killers,

and I stay with the money until those boys are arrested.

No, you don't, Mr. Lee.

Now, you stop shouting, you turn around, you leave this building,

and if we feel you're needed back here, we'll get in touch.

I'm sorry for your loss.

She knows who killed my father.

If she knows, my detectives will find that out.

I got a child comin', and I got to look out for myself.

Now, I made mistakes. Don't think I'm the onliest one who's done that.

But this is where I am, and I got responsibilities to myself,

my future, and my baby.

Well, you see how I'm beat up.

I'm 7-months pregnant, and I'm beat up like this.

I got a right to some compensation,

and I got a right to a future.

The boys you lookin' for are named Gerard and Antwan.

They done that robbery, done for that chinaman,

and they beat me up, too. Gimme that pen.

Here's where you can pick 'em up.

Whose place is this?

Her name's Angela. And they're gonna have a .25 pistol,

so you better be careful.

What's Angela to you?

She's my mother.

And they my sons.

Excuse me.

You the super?

Sam podesky.

Detective sipowicz. This is detective Russell.

This your son?

Billy. Yeah.

How's it goin', Billy? How's it going?

What's goin' on?

One of your tenants was beaten on her way to school this morning.

Annie watters?

No. Is she all right?

Where you been this morning?

Workin' in the building. Is the little girl all right?

She should be all right, yeah.

What about your boy there? Where's he been?

Doin' my chores with me.

People see you together, tenants we could ask?

I couldn't say. But it wasn't like we were hidin'.

I'd like to ask Billy a few questions now.

He's slow. You understand.

Billy, what did you do this morning?

We had breakfast.

We had our cereal, right?

And we d-did our trash and daddy fixed the buzzers.

Did you see Annie watters today, Billy?

No.

Annie says you beat her up.

What? He did no such thing.

Billy, why do you think Annie would say

you beat her up if it wasn't true?

He's not gonna be able to answer a question like that.

Take it easy.

Billy's a good boy. He wouldn't hurt anyone.

This girl's mother might've put her up to this.

Why do you think she'd do that?

Off my occasion

saying she had me keeping an eye on her little one too often.

Having you keep an eye on Annie?

I don't mind, but if we're doin' chores,

sometimes she can get in harm's way.

So, since I said that,

her mother's agitated against me and Billy.

Remarks to the tenants...

The owner.

Um... time to put in the trash, right?

Just a second, son.

All right, Mr. Podesky.

If the neighbors confirm your story, we won't trouble you any further.

Annie wouldn't say nothin' against Billy

unless her mother made her. This a good boy.

You ask the tenants.

Yeah.

All right, thanks.

A junkie will tell you anything.

And she did take a beating,

so I guess that could piss her off enough

to jam her sons up.

But you do believe her?

I bought it.

Says she's been holding the gun for her boyfriend.

She's out the last couple of nights.

7 months pregnant.

7 months pregnant and using.

She comes home this morning, the gun's gone.

A couple of hours later, the boys show up.

She asks them about the gun,

the older one punches her out.

How's she know they're at her mother's?

Says the younger one was scared.

That's where they hide out when they're in trouble.

All right. Get some help and pick them up.

Yeah.

So, uh, what'd you say to the doa's son?

Go home and shut up.

Greg, James,

you guys ok to give us a hand?

Yeah, sure.

What do you like to drink, Annie?

Do you have apple juice?

You bet.

You got cranberry juice?

I'll have to look.

Cranberry juice.

How'd it go with the super's son?

He didn't rape nobody.

We're gonna reinterview.

What's your grocery homicide look like?

I got a couple of kids to look at.

Mother's a junkie.

She's just gonna give her kids up for the reward.

And they say no good comes of dope.

I'll talk to you in a while, boss.

Yeah.

Whatever. Then I'll have apple juice, too.

So we wanted to tell you and Annie

how things are going on our investigation.

We talked to Billy podesky and his dad.

They both say he was with his father all morning.

Well, what do you think they're gonna say?

Listen to detective Russell.

All right, miss Nelson?

We also talked to your neighbors.

There isn't more than a 10 or 15-minute interval

between one or another of them

seeing Billy.

Well, between me and the super of their building,

whose side do you think they're gonna take?

Be still now.

Gloria, we're pretty well convinced

Billy wasn't involved.

That happens all the time, Annie.

People get confused,

or they just make a mistake.

Grown-ups make mistakes, too.

But it's not something

that you should feel embarrassed about

or feel like you can't say.

So the first thing I'd like to ask is

if you think...

With everything going on at the hospital...

Maybe what you said back then

could have been wrong?

Hmm?

It wasn't Billy.

Ok, sweetheart.

Do you want some of my apple juice?

Could I have some?

Thank you.

Annie...

Can you tell us anything at all

that might help us catch the person who did this?

A man...

Said he lost his kitty

and if I could help him look.

He said it ran into a boarded-up building.

So I went there with him to look.

So then he did all his bad things.

He wasn't too tall,

and he was losing some of his hair.

And I scratched him here...

On his cheek.

Ok, Annie. That's gonna help us.

Good for you.

That's when he hit me a lot.

Ok, sweetheart.

You don't know what it's like,

a single mother in this kind of city.

All right, baby.

You all set up on the fire-escape?

All set up outside.

Who is it?

Neighborhood watch.

I'd like to show you a picture of a missing child.

I don't know nothin' about it.

Well, could I just show you the picture?

Where's your grandchildren, miss chivers?

Leave 'em alone! I'm sick.

Don't move! Don't move, or you will get hurt.

Hey! What... What we done?

Just lie still.

Bathroom's clear.

I got a gun.

What are they doing?

There's nothing you can do for them now.

Aah!

Just relax.

We got them.

Let's go.

'Twan!

Don't say nothin', 'twan.

Yeah, you keep listening to your brother, 'twan.

Look how much good he's done for you so far.

What you say they done?

15 squad to central,

be advised we're transporting 2 juveniles under arrest.

I am sorry, lieutenant.

You don't have anything to be sorry about.

I checked her purse.

She's not a prisoner. I couldn't do a body search.

Maxine, it's all right.

What's going on, boss?

The mother's high in the bathroom.

She had her dope kit stuck up in her privates.

Where are the boys?

James and Greg got them in holding

till we saw what was what.

See where the mother's at before you bring them up.

You all right?

Yeah. I hurt my ankle getting her out of the stall,

but at least I didn't get stuck with her needle.

You want Hank to take you to er?

No, no. I'm all right, lieutenant. Thanks.

All right.

How you feeling, Felicia?

Ok.

You messed up?

Lucky these days I can cop enough

to keep from getting sick.

Course, that might change now, huh?

Oh, you're not gonna be getting no reward money

if the boys don't confess, Felicia.

Well, bring them on.

You'll get your confession.

Now, how you gonna talk to them?

Gonna tell me how to talk to my own children?

One of your children

nearly killed you this morning, Felicia.

Maybe, uh...

Letting them know you love them.

You're sorry how things worked out,

and that you want the best for them

from a bad situation.

We can play that, sure.

Let's just do it.

All right?

Yeah, all right.

Yeah.

Andy and me found a guy in the 2-50s...

Glenn farley.

Drunk 2 weeks ago

a block from where Annie was attacked.

He fits her description of the attacker.

Parole violator from Oregon.

2 convictions for molestation.

Oregon didn't move to extradite?

Only owed a month on his parole.

They didn't want to spring for a plane ticket.

Last known's an s.R.O. In midtown.

All right. Get him in for a lineup.

Hooray for Oregon, huh?

That's how they keep their air so pure.

Man, what's she doing here?

Just calm down, Gerard.

You need an adult guardian here 'cause of your ages.

We don't want her up in here.

We want our grandma.

You worried about me being pissed off, Gerard,

behind you nearly pistol-whip me to death?

All right, Felicia.

- All set? - We're good.

Now, we wanted your moms here...

So that she could tell you first-hand

that she's not looking to bring

any charges against you

for what happened between you and her.

That's right.

Your mom also wants you to know

how badly she feels about the problems

and hard times in your family.

That's right.

Her using drugs and so forth.

I realize that a lot of y'all going hungry

and being pissed off

about not having school clothes and whatnot,

that's on me.

My habit sometime...

Sometimes?

Your moms also realizes that you and Antwan

sometimes going out there and robbing,

that came off of her problems.

Sometime she send us out stealing.

And I always gotta watch burrell in my kicks.

Selling his sneakers while he was sleeping.

Those were stole sneakers.

She's sorry about that,

and we realize that you weren't looking to hurt anybody

at that grocery.

Grocery? What grocery?

Don't you lie, Gerard.

What grocery? We wasn't in no grocery.

You always trying to put us into trouble.

'Twan, Gerard stand in that kitchen this morning

say he killed that chinaman

just before he like to break my jaw?

You want to put that money in your arm, mama.

So he just admit he confessed.

Man, she ain't here to apologize.

Hell if I ain't!

Antwan, Gerard,

we got witnesses put you shooting the grocer.

We got the gun you used

and your own mother's words

that you confessed.

Now what's left here for you to explain

is how all that came to happen.

'Cause I don't think that you woke up this morning

meaning to kill anybody.

You listen to what he say.

The grandmother's downstairs.

Says if she doesn't talk to a detective,

she's gonna lawyer the kids up.

So, we got anything back from ballistics?

Where they at?

We're talking to the boys upstairs, Mrs. Chivers.

Ma'am, you should know

that we've connected them pretty conclusively

to a homicide that was committed this morning.

Connected them? How?

Well, we've got witness statements,

conclusive ballistic reports

off that gun that we found in your apartment.

I didn't have nothin' to do with that gun.

Well, we know that.

We know that you didn't realize

the boys had committed any crimes.

But that's how it lays out, Mrs. Chivers.

They used that gun to commit a robbery,

and, unfortunately, there was a man who was killed.

So, do they need a lawyer?

I don't mind spending the money if I have to.

Ma'am, your grandsons' best chance

not to have to spend the rest of their lives in jail right now

is explaining that this was not a premeditated murder.

The best thing you can do is let them.

Can I trust you?

Yes.

Yes. Yes, you can.

Old man wouldn't give me the cash money

out of the register.

And he wouldn't show me how to open it.

Antwan scared, crying,

like here.

And now he try to take my gun.

That's what I told you.

So I gotta kill him.

All right, Gerard.

Mama...

All right, baby.

You got to tell it to them now straight through

so they can write it down.

Yeah, ok.

Hey.

Hey. What'd Gina have to say?

Good report. Doc says she's doing real good.

Yeah? I knew she was seeing him today.

That's great, James.

Her only problem is she's going a little stir-crazy.

Oh, yeah.

Enforced bed rest. She's cooped up all day.

How's things with Abby?

Well, there, too,

you're describing a process.

The baby's being expected,

and Abby's recovery from the shock of Kathy's death.

So...

Abby's lucky she's got you looking out.

Yeah. Well, truthfully, James, I'm grateful for the chance,

you know, to keep care of someone a little,

and a future arrival.

It's the luckiest thing you ever get to do.

Yeah.

Andy's hubbub over this eye operation,

I'm noticing my own sight's deteriorating.

Well, it's, uh,

it's the wrong side of 40, Greg.

I had the same reaction when he had prostrate trouble.

All right.

What's it about?

Sit down, Glenn.

I've done absolutely nothing wrong since I moved here.

From Oregon, right?

Right.

You got a cat?

No.

You told that little girl

you were looking for your lost cat.

What is this about?

I was wondering...

Once you were done beating that little girl and raping her,

if that cat turned up.

My problems in Oregon are coming back to haunt me again, huh?

I don't do that anymore.

You mean not since this morning?

I didn't...

I am rehabilitated.

Say you're rehabilitated again, I'm breaking your jaw.

Glenn...

Were you at tenth and first this morning around 8:00?

Uh...

That part's possible.

This could be mistaken I.D., where I was in the area,

but not doing something wrong.

Glenn, when we picked you up,

I smelled alcohol on your breath.

Is it possible you black out,

you do things you don't remember

and aren't responsible for?

I did nothing involving whatever crime you're alleging.

And I swear to god, I am rehabilitated.

Get out of the room.

Hold on, Andy.

Get out of here.

No, give him a minute.

Ok, ok. I was at the park this morning,

and then I was in the neighborhood of tenth and first.

So... if someone saw me and then this incident... And my record...

I can see you putting things together,

but I know better than anyone

if I relapse the mess I'll be in.

That's how I know I didn't!

If there's confusion, Glenn,

will you agree to stand in a lineup

so we can clear it up?

You want me on a bus? I'll go. I'll get out of town!

Glenn...

Will you stand the lineup?

All right.

All right.

Why won't you leave me alone?

Maybe some future point. I don't want to commit at this juncture.

No, you only think you got a policy against refunds.

Because if you don't, I'll come down there,

and your patients will need flashlights reading their eye charts,

'cause they'll all be shoved up your ass.

To my home is good.

Thanks very much.

I believe they're waiting for you

in the observation room, detective.

Got a policy against refunds.

You're going to see 6 men through the mirror, Annie,

but none of them can see you.

If you recognize anyone,

just tell us what number, ok?

Ok.

It's number one.

He should be executed.

Be quiet.

Where have you seen number one before?

He said on the street he lost his cat.

Then he took me into the building and hurt me.

Hold number one.

Is she going to have to testify?

We're going to see if that's necessary.

You did real good, Annie.

You going to confess?

What?

You're I.D.'d for the rape and beating.

You write your statement out, what you did.

You never heard of a mistaken I.D.?

Don't give me that crap.

I didn't do her.

Don't get me started, farley.

I was in the neighborhood, but I never touched that girl.

I'm rehabilitated.

So you want me to kill you?

Beating me won't change my story.

Saying you're rehabilitated when I told you not to.

You must want to die off the beating.

What is it, you don't want to go through the trial?

You leave me alone.

You want to die here

so that you don't have to think how it happened again?

You're sick garbage.

You can't stop yourself from hurting a helpless little child.

You want to die now?

Go to hell.

Burn in hell! Burn your soul in hell!

The furnace next to yours, you sick twitch, right?

Huh? You want me to burn next to you?

Burn your sick mind and giving people beatings!

Like you beat that girl?

I couldn't help myself! Your sick mind doesn't have to!

That's right! You do it 'cause you want to!

I raped her from a monstrous force!

I'm a monstrous force!

You want to, but i'm a helpless force.

Yeah, I want to.

Mr. Lee.

Thanks for coming in.

You pick up the boys?

Yeah, we picked them up.

They've confessed.

We've moved them into the coffee room,

and now they're in the process of completing their statements.

You want me to pay that woman?

She claims you said you'd pay once an arrest was made.

She's not lying.

If that's the case, yes, we have made an arrest.

How did she know those boys?

They're her sons.

Animals.

The mother, too.

She sent them out to murder?

At the proper time, you can read the statements.

'Cause if she sent them for the murder, I don't give her 10 cents.

She didn't send them for the murder.

Is she giving you part of the reward?

They said your father was a nice guy.

Is that why they killed him?

Maybe that was part of it.

Probably most merchants would have had a gun of their own.

He didn't.

He just tried to take theirs away.

So maybe being a good guy was part of why he died.

On the other hand, I've seen a lot of pricks that have been murdered, too,

so maybe being good or bad doesn't enter into why we die.

What you can count on, Mr. Lee, is being nice

helped your dad be a little bit happy while he was alive.

So why don't you go Bury him now?

How's it going?

God, I just had a good time.

Rapist turns out innocent

off being controlled by a monstrous force.

Fortunately, as a sadist,

I could bring that out.

Sorry. You forgot to lock it.

No, it's ok.

You speak for yourself.

I intended to fail to urinate.

Why would you want to wash your hands before you piss?

I wash before and after,

because cleanliness is next to godliness,

particularly in someone

who secures the majority of his confessions by beating.

You want me to split, Andy?

No. No.

You had to tune your guy up, huh?

Ah, 2 smacks to the back of his head

and one good open slap to his cheek

is how he knew that both of us were sick.

I'm taking my boys to rent.

That right?

Yeah.

A friend got us some tickets, and i'm...

I'm going to take my boys.

You see ads all over the place for that.

I guess it must be a big hit, huh?

You mind doing the fives, Bobby?

No. Uh-uh.

I appreciate it.

Hey...

You did some good work today.

You go and enjoy yourself.

Thanks.

Let me know how you liked it,

'cause, uh, my theater club's going in several weeks.

Good night.

That junkie gave up her kids.

How'd that come out?

Well, you know, we had to set it up.

Mother leading them to slaughter.

Don't sound like she took much convincing.

Hell, no. She wanted that reward.

The, uh,

the younger kid, though, he was...

He was trying to reach out there to her, you know?

Just trying to reach out.

He was...

He was just some kid in there, trying to...

Reach out to his mom.

I'm sorry.

Nah.

No, what the hell.

Don't you worry about nothing.

Mr. Podesky.

Hi, Billy.

Hi.

Billy's worried you think bad of him.

No. Did you explain to Billy

we found the person who did attack Annie?

But we taught him so much the police are his friends

and to trust them if he's lost or so forth,

and so now he's worried you don't like him.

No, Billy.

We like you a lot.

Do you trust me?

We like you,

and we trust you.

I like you.

I trust you.

We just made a baby.

Good.