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You're so good at that part.

I've had lots of experience.

His car broke down.

Then they declined his credit card.

I ended up paying for dinner.

We got back to his place and
he asked me for a condom.

Can you believe it?

I'm surprise he had his own dick with him.

Men are really different here.

Definitely.

Yeah, like a different species maybe.

I'm kind of missing home.

Really, I just got this
work-study assignment

and it sounds really cool.

Yeah, that'll take edge
off of those Mercedes payments.

- Dr. Burton.
- Yes.

I'm Lila Reid, the scholarship committee

assigned me to your department.

Yes, please come in.

Sit down.

Have you ever studied psychology?

Not really.

I took a couple of intro courses.

Ever worked in a lab?

Dissecting frogs.

Come here, let me show you something.

Did you know that the
flutter of a butterfly

can be detected over two miles away?

A butterfly?

And radio signals from a
broadcast in the 1940's

have been recorded as
still traveling in space.

A butterfly?

This disseminates radar waves.

I can't hear them but certain individuals

are extremely sensitive to their sound.

I must be one of them.

I'm hearing shit all the time.

Do you take drugs?

Excuse me?

I mean birth control, antibiotics,

prescription of any kind?

Nnn.

Any induced stressed?

Emotional episodes?

Are you suicidal?

Well sometimes when I break a nail,

I feel like I just
can't go on another day.

I'd like you to fill out
this form for the university.

Okay.

I pay $75 per assignment.

You can take as long as you want.

Five minutes or five days, it's up to you.

To do what?

Record impressions.

You know, that shit you keep hearing.

Here's my address, come by
at eight, I'll explain it.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- God, I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry.

- Hi.
- Hey you.

Was that her?

Yeah.

Well?

She can hear radar waves.

That's all I know for sure.

And she thinks I'm a
work study assignment.

Well I've got a
committee meeting tonight

so when are you gonna begin?

Why do you waste your time
with the tenure committee?

Well, where would you be if I didn't?

Paula, if this girl's got it,

we'll make a major
breakthrough in psychometry

and that'll take us both way
beyond any tenure committee.

Give me my goddamn phone.

Great, it's you.

- Come on in.
- I filled out your form.

Thank you.

Come on in.

Wow, this place is like a museum.

Where'd you get all this stuff?

India, Africa, southeast Asia.

- Newark, New Jersey.
- Interesting.

Actually, it's mostly inherited.

You don't speak Chinese
by any chance, you do?

Listen, Dr. Burton.

Call me Ian, take a look at this.

It's beautiful.

Yes, Chang and very rare.

Okay, watch your eyes.

Okay, these lasers act like a CD.

They transform pattern vibrations

into electronic signals to produce sound.

Only in this case, the Chang is a disk.

- Can you hear it?
- Yeah.

I think we're in the
actual conversations

of the potters at the
time this vase was created

over 600 years ago.

Through the vibrations of their voices,

they're patterned into
the pottery as it's made

just like a recording.

That's incredible.

It's a real phenomenon.

It's called psychometry.

I believe and I'm gonna
prove that all objects

maintain century impressions.

And what I want you to do, here sit down.

Is construct an entire human being

out of the objects that
belong to that person.

You can do that?

No, but maybe you can.

How?

I give you an object.

You touch it, you feel it, you
absorb vibrations, whatever.

And then you tell me about
the person that owned it.

Why me?

Because the way you
reacted this afternoon,

to those radar waves.

And who knows, maybe you
have other unusual abilities.

Do you have a tape recorder?

Yeah.

Good, use that to
record your impressions.

What if I don't get any impressions?

What if you don't get any impressions?

Then this will be the easiest
75 bucks you ever earned.

- Hi.
- Hi Denny.

Am I interrupting something, I'm sorry.

No, it's okay.

Well, I was just passing by.

I thought I'd see if you
wanted to get a little bite

to eat or something.

Maybe?

- Um.
- Are you busy?

Well kind of, I'm not going anywhere.

I just have stuff that I have to do here.

Well that's all right,
really, I stopped by.

- Okay, thanks for asking.
- Sure.

Um...

Do you wanna,

maybe you wanna do
something some other night?

Yeah, sure.

Just give me a call, okay?

Yes.

Absolutely, yes, I'll call you.

I'm sorry, I'll call you.

- Okay, Denny.
- I'm sorry.

Good night.

Yeah, good night.

It's strange

I'm not sure what I'm seeing.

Seems like a young girl.

Beautiful, distant.

Sexy, but I don't know, somehow cold.

It's hard to tell if these impressions

have anything to do with the hosiery

or if they're just my imagination.

But anyway, that's it.

- Hi Lila, come on in.
- Am I interrupting something?

No, just doing a bit of Chinese yoga.

Helps to keep me calm.

I listened to your tape.

You have a strong psychic sense.

Do you hear voices?

All the time.

Drives me crazy.

Have you seen anyone about it?

Yeah.

I was diagnosed as a schizophrenic.

Really?

Good for you.

Can I get you something?

Tea?

Okay.

You know when I was a teenager,

my senses were so strong

that I couldn't tell if
they were real or not.

It was really confusing.

Keep talking.

Well, then the doctors,
you know how they can be.

Yeah, doctors
don't know a goddamn thing,

that's why they call it a practice.

Ice?

Sure.

Excuse my hands.

Anyway, my mother took me a neurologist.

He ran some tests.

Excessive brain activity.

But no dementia.

Just hypersensitive, right?

Exactly.

Must have been very
traumatic for you?

Yeah.

I'd like another assignment.

Are you sure?

I'm sure.

Besides, I could really use the money.

Okay, let's get you set up again.

Here's your check.

Okay, different object, same procedure.

Take your time on it.

So what do you hope
to learn from all this?

Whatever you can tell me.

Fuck you, I can't believe you.

Dr. Burton?

Sorry, can I talk to you for a minute?

Concentration is crucial.

You okay?

Well, I've been having
these visual images.

And I can't really describe her.

But she was there.

Did she do anything in particular?

Was there an emotional counterpart?

Well, it scared me.

If that's what you mean.

I put everything on the tape.

Um, she seemed really frightened.

Why would she be frightened?

Well, fear is just one expression

in a whole range of sensations.

The next object will most likely

bring you something totally different.

Did you know her?

Lila, don't rely on deductive reasoning

to create your imagery.

Just follow your instincts.

You seem to have a
convenient supply of these.

Makes me popular at parties.

Light and airy?

Cozy, that's what the
realtors like to say.

It's a euphemism for small.

- Good windows, though.
- Good light.

Nice view.

Yeah, I'll say.

So, when would you need it?

I'm just looking right now.

So, how are the neighbors?

Aw, they're pretty nice.

Good neighbors, a lot of university folks.

Are you a student here?

Yeah.

That girl that, you know,
last year ,

she was a student, God
rest her soul.

What did you say?

Sorry, my lungs clog
up on me now and then.

No, what did you say, God rest her soul?

I'm sorry, you didn't know?

I felt sick when he told me.

Okay, now, back up a minute.

You saw the sign in your dream

and you went to go check it out.

Now, how do you know
that it was the same sign

or even the right apartment?

I didn't.

When I got there, it was
like I had been there before.

Like I'd been led there.

Led there?

By the girl.

By the dead girl.

By a strangled dead girl.

Yeah.

They never found the murderer?

I don't Maryann,
that's what the guy said.

Well, she's probably right.

So you've got a strangled
dead, raped girl,

led you there and you
didn't even know her.

I didn't.

At least not when she was alive.

Well move in there
Lila, that sounds great.

You can call me up and we'll hang out

and get raped and murdered.

Cool.

Why are you doing this?

This is my work.

I believe objects retain impressions,

actual sensory experience.

And I wanna prove it.

Okay.

But why this girl?

Why her?

She's dead, isn't she?

She was murdered here
in this building, right?

You got that from the
stocking or the compact?

I don't know, why don't you tell me.

Lila.

You're trying to guess
at this person's life.

Don't.

Discover who she is from the objects.

Use what you have.

Rely on your sensations.

Whatever they may be.

- Hey girl.
- Come on, let's go!

Hey down here.

Excuse me, I'm looking for periodicals.

Primarily newspapers from last fall.

Down the corridor to the left.

Thank you.

That's your answers?

That's your answer?

You're wrong Irwin, it's
because we trust ourselves.

We trust ourselves to know
that a sunset is beautiful.

We trust ourselves to know
that fire is dangerous.

But what about our sense
of beauty and danger?

Senses we disregard because,

we can't see them.

Okay, what if we're overcome by a feeling?

It's a feeling we cannot explain.

And where would that feeling
lead us if we acted on it?

I'm sure you've all
heard what the poets say.

Even in he absence of evidence,

you always know when
your lover takes another.

Whoo hoo, let's look at Steven
Harkie.

Okay, that's it for today.

Finish your book for next week.

I thought that was you sitting back there.

- I was hoping...
- You lied to me.

It's not something I'm incapable of

but could you be a little more specific?

You told me that you didn't know her.

Who?

Quit playing games, Ian.

Carrie Reiner.

She was my student.

How'd you like my landlord?

He's a gossip.

Yeah, well it doesn't matter
where I got the name from.

You were involved with her.

She was murdered and the
police questioned you

as a suspect.

She was my student.

And my lover.

That's why the police questioned me.

Truth is,

I hardly knew her.

You're lying.

Am I?

How well do you know your lovers?

Why are you giving me Carrie's things?

What makes you think they're hers?

Why don't you just tell
me one way or the other.

Just tell me.

You wanna think I'm a killer?

Go ahead.

Yeah, well you know what I think?

I think I quit.

But I don't understand.

Why he's trying to dress up her like her?

Well you see, that's the brilliant part.

She's totally taken him over by now,

is he crazy or he is possessed?

And you know, there's a great
scene at the end of this thing

where he actually becomes
the opera singer.

I'm sorry, you're bored.

No, I like it, I'm just really tired.

- It's okay.
- You don't mind?

No.

But, Polanski, he is a genius okay.

Okay.

Thanks for dinner.

We could do this again, it's, I,

I like movies, a lot.

What else do you like?

Um, painting.

And I like quiet.

But I don't get much of that.

But I really love painting.

You are really good at it.

Not yet.

I can see things but I
just can't get at them.

That's what I want is just to be able

to see all the way in.

What?

Can you see into me?

I think I can see
right through you, Denny.

God, you're so beautiful.

Hold on, Denny.

- You're so beautiful.
- Denny, hold it.

Denny stop, Denny stop it!

I am sorry, I am so sorry.

I wanna see you.

I promise, I will never do anything...

Denny, I just, I wanted to be friends.

Um.

Lila, look, I'm sorry if I rushed you.

Okay, I'm sorry, give
me another chance, okay.

Just call me.

- Okay.
- Okay.

So what's
happening with this guy, Denny?

It's over.

So you guys are just friends?

Maybe.

Doesn't have anything to
do with Svengali, does it?

That was work and anyway, I quit.

What happened?

Maryann, I've
been having these dreams.

Honey, I hope you're
not getting involved

with the teaching staff
here for God's sakes.

It's right in the middle
of our first semester.

You don't go fucking your professor, Lila.

There have been so many
rumors about Dr. Burton.

Lila, don't go fucking...

While Dr. Burton.

The university standards
and behavior dictate

that you don't go fucking your professor.

Don't get sucked in Lila.

Trust me.

You can't trust him Lila.

He could have strangled that girl.

He could have smuggled
her and slit her throat.

Trust me.

You can't trust him Lila.

Fuck me.

He killed her.

What?

- He raped her.
- What are...

- He killed her.
- Fuck me.

What are you doing to me?

I'm trying to talk to you.

Hello?

Anyone home?

Definitely out to lunch.

Get me out of these clothes.

Lila!

- Denny.
- Sorry.

Um, I am really embarrassed
about what happened.

Denny, it's fine, it's okay.

Well great,

do you wanna maybe do
something tonight or?

I'll be home
later, call me all right?

Terrific.

- That's terrific.
- Right.

Wait, should I bring a movie?

I really gotta go.

I'll talk to you later, okay?

Great.

Great.

I'm sorry about blowing
up on you the other day.

I was pretty upset.

Can I come in?

Please.

I know you probably think I'm crazy.

It's just that I've never tried

to use my voices or whatever.

I don't know.

And then when I found out
about the girl downstairs...

I understand.

And I don't think you're crazy.

You were right.

And it's better we discontinue.

- No.
- I made a mistake.

I made a mistake of overlooking
the emotional aspect.

Bad science.

Can I get you something to drink?

Cognac?

All right.

I've been overcome by
psychometry myself, sometimes.

I mean, you know, think about it.

It is no small thing.

I hope Cordon Bleu 1987 is adequate.

I think I messed up.

I'd like to give it another
try, if you still want me.

Sit down.

Lila.

It's not a matter of wanting you.

I have a lot of at stake.

There was a problem last
year in the tenure committee.

Tenure committee.

They're breathing down my neck.

It's not a stable experiment.

But I thought you needed my help.

I can put you
on another assignment.

No one has ever helped
me to use what I have,

to turn it from torment
into something positive.

You can do that Dr. Burton.

You called me Ian
when you were mad at me.

I'm sorry, I suspected,

I don't know what I thought.

Okay.

But this is just work like
your other studies, okay?

Strictly scholastic.

No sex.

♪ You never know when
it's going to be right ♪

♪ You never never know when
it's really all right ♪

♪ I can tell in your letter ♪

♪ It can only get better, better, better ♪

♪ Take a right ♪

♪ Get ready ♪

♪ Take your chance, take a chance ♪

♪ You're ready ♪

♪ Take your right ♪

♪ Get ready ♪

♪ Take your chance, take a chance ♪

♪ Are you ready? ♪

♪ Take a right ♪

Hi, It's Lila...

♪ Get ready ♪

♪ Take a right, take a right ♪

♪ Get ready ♪

♪ Take a right ♪

♪ Take a chance ♪

♪ Are you ready ♪

♪ Here we go ♪

♪ Take a chance ♪

My impressions were so strong

that I just had to show ya.

I think you better come in.

As I was saying.

Lila, this is not appropriate.

You are very lovely but
this is not appropriate.

It's okay, Ian.

Just trust your self.

Lila, just exactly...

Shh, it's okay.

- I'll be here with you.
- Lila.

Just relax, we can relax.

Lila.

It'll be great.

Lila.

Lila, honey.

Lila, I can't, I, I, I just can't do this.

My God, I'm sorry.

I didn't, I.

I'm sorry.

Goddamn it.

Just keep it down, after midnight, okay?

God.

Relax, Lila t's just me.

Denny, what are you doing here?

We had plans, I've
been waiting since nine.

We did not have definite plans.

I said to call me.

No, no, no, no, I've
got Scorsese films here.

And some comedies, I
don't know what you like.

Denny, this is not a good, okay?

It's late and I'm tired.

- Lila, wait!
- What?

Where have you been?

What, are blowing me off?

Go home Denny.

You're seeing
someone else, aren't you?

What's the matter with me?

Go home Denny!

Lila!

Bitch.

Wow.

You don't like it.

No, I mean, no, I like it.

It's cute, I just wasn't
expecting, that's all.

I was just sick of the same ole thing.

No, I totally understand.

It's very cute, it's sort of carefree.

Kind of frames your face.

One little problem though.

I think you cut off more than your hair.

Meaning?

Well, you're moving into
Carrie Reiner's old apartment.

So?

Okay, you know, maybe I'm a
presumptuous opinionated bitch

but I think you're being
just a little rash.

The place is much nicer.

I'm sure it's very nice.

One floor below the good professor.

You wanna give me a break?

I'm just working with him, that's all.

Have you told your parents yet?

Maryann, stay out of this, okay?

You know they wouldn't
understand, they never have.

Anyway, I've made up my mind.

You see the evidence is
you, even having a mind.

I'm finally doing something powerful.

I've been hearing these
voices and seeing these images

all my life.

I'm finally putting them to use.

Yeah, but you have to move in next door

to Dr. Jekyll?

'Cause she led me there Maryann.

No, I think I'm her only link.

Her only hope.

SHe's dead, Lila.

I have to do this.

I have to know the truth.

The truth is I'm having a little trouble

telling the two of you apart.

Other than she's dead.

Okay, so.

That cop that you said
was handling the case,

what was his name?

- Detective Pantella.
- Yeah.

Go talk to him.

If he says that Dr.
Feel Good is copasetic,

you won't hear another peep out of me.

It's departmental policy
to keep all unsolved cases

on the books but,

for all intents and
purposes, this one's closed.

She was a friend of yours?

Right.

We use to hang out, you know.

You can imagine my shock when I got back

and found out she'd been murdered.

Yeah.

I just had to find out anything I could.

Well, sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Well, thank you.

I appreciate your time.

Detective.

Were there ever any suspects?

No one was charged.

My mother kept the newspaper clippings.

And um, I think one of
'em said something about,

a professor of hers.

What was his name?

Burton.

Dr. Ian Burton.

Did you know him?

No.

Well anyway, like I told you,

the department conducted
an intensive investigation

and decided there wasn't enough evidence

to charge any of the potential
suspects we interviewed.

What do you think?

I'm not the chief.

- Well?
- Not guilty, case closed.

I'm taking the apartment.

Fuck.

Let me help you.

Thanks.

Okay great.

Thanks.

Say, if you'd like you know,

I could show you the area.

The conveniences, it's a
really nice neighborhood.

Yeah, maybe sometime.

I know the area pretty
well from school though.

And laundry,
I showed you already.

Right.

You know, I do mine on
Wednesdays and if you're busy,

you know, you can give me your things.

I can do 'em for ya.

That's okay.

Thanks for asking though.

What a surprise.

Ian.

I see you made friends already.

No dust on you.

Hey Mitch, Ms. Reed's my student.

Have you got her settled in?

Well if there's anything
else I can do for ya,

- I'm right next door.
- Okay.

Just knock on the door anytime or,

knock on the wall.

Thank you.

- Well.
- See ya Mitch.

Is he all right?

No, he's out of his mind.

I heard you were moving in.

For you, housewarming.

Thank you.

Can we talk?

I, you know, Ian.

- I understand...
- I'm sure you do.

But it goes way beyond
you being my student.

When Carrie was murdered.

What did you have to
do with Carrie's death?

Nothing.

But I felt,

I feel entirely responsible.

I mean not for her murder but for her.

Don't you see Lila,

it's not that I don't want you, it's.

I just can't do that again.

And besides, I'm already
in a relationship.

And I like her.

So where's my next package?

Are you joking?

I can't let you
start from square one.

But this has been a
nightmare for you, Lila.

Yeah, well, I'm use to those.

Besides, my nightmares don't pay as well.

Yeah.

I'm seeing them again, together.

She wants it.

It's sexy.

Erotic.

He's kissing her.

Her breasts.

Her neck.

He turns her over.

His eyes are intense.

Powerful.

Exciting.

She wants it.

♪ Just call me up ♪

♪ Just call me up ♪

Are you waiting for someone?

Yeah.

Could I buy you a drink?

No thank you, I'm fine.

What's that you're writing?

I'm just writing down some things.

Could I get you to accept a drink

from an old English major?

My name is Earl, I'd love
to see your writing...

- Please.
- I'm sorry.

I just have a keen interest in poetry.

Are you familiar with the Irish poet,

William Butler Yeats?

Do you have any Irish in you?

- No.
- Would you like some?

I would really like
to be left alone, okay?

You want to go to a
crowed bar to be alone?

Maybe you wanna go to a library.

Mister, you have two choices.

Leave the girl alone.

Or spend the rest of your life in a coma.

Or you could maybe just
buy her a library card.

Keep the change.

He's just an asshole.

♪ Just call me up ♪

Excuse me, I offered to buy you a drink

and that makes me the bad guy?

What is going on here?

No, I.

Who said asshole?

Somebody called me an asshole.

No, that wasn't me,
I didn't say anything...

Somebody said it.

I just wanted to be left alone.

No, no, no, no, no, no,
I'm not done with you.

- Please.
- Can we just be nice?

Can we start over and just...

Excuse me, I just wanted to be alone.

I'm not gonna hurt
you, sweetie calm down.

Please let go of me,
let go of me!

Hey, who's over there?

We'll talk to the bartender tonight

and see if we can get a definite ID.

I'm sorry, it all
just happened so quickly.

Earl might not be this guy's real name.

You don't think he followed you home?

Well, I didn't see him.

Well, Roger will keep an
eye on the place tonight.

Nick, why don't you go ahead
and phone in a black and white

and stay in the neighborhood.

Thank you.

You live in Carrie Reiner's apartment?

You don't need police protection,
you need a psychiatrist.

Listen, you don't understand.

What?

What don't I understand?

Why'd you come see me?

Some sort of a college
game, you playing detective?

No, I was worried,

when I found about Dr.
Burton's involvement

with Carrie Reiner.

You decided to move
in next door to the guy.

You said there was no
evidence against him.

I said there wasn't
enough to charge him.

Well, I just can't
believe that Dr. Burton

could kill anyone.

Yeah, well.

I hope you're right.

How come everyone believes
he's innocent but you?

He had an alibi, a woman.

Very solid, full of shit, but solid.

Made the place nice and
cozy since I was here last.

That's where she was, on the bed.

On her back.

Her skin was real pale

'cause all the blood had settled.

The backs of her leg were black from it.

Of course, her bowels had emptied

when she was being strangled.

Stop please.

Yeah, right.

You're even starting to look like her.

I don't know why I'm angry
at you, I should be grateful.

I always wanted to catch the
bastard that did that to her.

And when he kills you,

I will.

Dr. Langford, my name is Lila Reed.

Hi.

There's something I'd like
to talk you about if I could.

Sure, how can I help you?

Do you believe in
communication with the dead?

Well, anything's possible

but this is really Dr.
Burton's area of expertise.

Were you with him the
night Carrie Reiner died?

What's your interest in Carrie Reiner?

Well, I'm living in her old apartment

and I think she's trying
to communicate with me.

Well, she's been dead for nearly a year.

I know.

Parapsychology is not really my field.

They don't believe you.

What?

The police.

They think you're lying to protect him.

You've been talking to the police?

Do you think that he
could have killed Carrie?

Of course not.

Were you really with him that night?

Yes, I was with him.

The first night that I
was in Carrie's apartment.

I saw him standing him over my bed.

Not in reality, it was,

like a dream.

Does Dr. Burton know that you're here?

No.

I think you should
talk about this with him.

I mean, has he frightened you or?

- No.
- Done anything?

Look, Ian Burton had nothing

to do with Carrie Reiner's death, Lila.

Thank you.

She thinks the dead girl's
been communicating with her

using her to identify the killer.

You.

What?

She's psychotic?

No hypersensitive prone to fantasy

but her responses are reactionary.

They don't indicate a split in the psyche.

Then why is she talking to the police?

I don't know.

Look, I don't wanna have
to lie for you again, Ian.

She's helping me Paula.

I see.

Doctor's in?

You know, I don't sleep
with every researcher

that comes my way.

And why not?

'Cause I don't have the time.

Just take me to Stockholm
when you win the prize?

Yeah, I'll get
the tickets right away.

We just have to get you past

that tenure committee this year.

I'm doing my work Paula.

If they don't endorse it,
I'll do it somewhere else.

And where might that be?

Wherever I'm welcomed.

I know what you like.

Is that how you do it?

Come on, don't wait for me, come on.

Kiss me.

Who's there?

Who's there?

- Here you are.
- Thank you.

I must have scared him off.

What, with this?

Did you see anyone?

No, I heard them.

And then the lock was broken on my door.

Do you want me to call the police?

No, there's nothing
they can do now anyway.

Yeah, you're right.

Well.

I think you spend the
rest of the night here.

Are you sure that's such a good idea?

I mean, on the sofa.

I'll get you a blanket.

How you feeling?

Better.

- Coffee?
- Thanks.

Can I use your bathroom?

Make yourself at home.

I called a locksmith.

They fixed your lock.

Great.

Sugar, cream?

Nothing, thanks.

French roast decaf.

Actually, I really have to be going.

Hey, quick sample, I'll walk you out.

Hey.

Are you sure you're okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

How's that coffee?

It's great.

Good.

Forgetting something.

My new key.

I'll leave the spare with Mitch.

Hey Lila, shut that lock, will ya?

Get some rest, I'll see you later, okay?

- Thank you.
- Okay.

Lila.

Lila.

Get away from me.

I'm sorry Lila, I did
not know it was you.

My head is splitting.

I'm not surprised, I
gave you quite a whack.

What were you doing in here, honey?

I don't know, I...

Well, that explains it.

I wasn't trying to steal anything.

I, I was just hoping that
I would find something.

Find something?

Those things that you've been giving me

are Carrie's things.

And I know that the police
think that you killed her

and I know they don't believe
Paula Langford's story.

And I was just, I was concerned.

I was afriad for you.

I want to find out the truth.

Look, slow down.

It's all right.

The police have no reason to suspect me.

And you need some aspirin.

You know what?

I've never met a female burgular before.

Do you have to do any
special kind of training?

I see this got your interest.

I did not murder Carrie, Lila.

Truth is, I've been using you
to help me find her killer.

Come on.

After Carrie died, the
cops, they got nowhere.

Morons, one of the detectives,

he takes it as a personal failure

and gets a bug up his ass about me.

I couldn't let it go.

I hoped it could find
someone who could help me

use psychometry to find
out what happened to Carrie

but I needed the right person.

Well, this old colleague
of mine in Michigan State,

he tells me about you.

About your abilities.

About the fact that you're
in transfer for a year, so.

I arranged to have you assigned to me.

- Arranged it?
- Yeah.

Why didn't you tell
me what you were doing?

Lila.

Conjuring up the dead isn't exactly

the kind of job you advertise for.

Were you really with
Paula Langford that night?

Yes.

I have confirmed my theories.

What's that?

Men here really are a different species.

No kidding.

So anyways, you believed him?

I don't know.

But if he killed her, why would
he be giving me her things?

I mean, he would just be
incriminating himself.

Well, he's weird.

- Shut up.
- I'm sorry.

Those scarves, it's just scary.

Maybe it's some kind of
kinky psychic sex thing.

Yeah.

I've practically thrown myself at him.

To no avail.

I don't think he's just out to get laid.

Like you.

Maybe you should go talk
to that detective again.

Come on Maryann,
what am I suppose to say?

I've been having these
sexual fantasies about him.

And I broke into his apartment.

He'd think I was crazy.

- Shit.
- What?

Don't look now but
that guy is here.

♪ At last, she was fulfilled
and collapsed on the floor ♪

Psychic sex, honey.

In your dreams, men are watching you.

No Maryann, I'm serious.

That guy that was really
nasty to me the other night

was just over there.

Come on, let's get the hell out of here.

I haven't finished my drink yet.

Shit.

What?

Nothing.

You coming in?

No, I'm gonna head home.

Come on.

- No.
- I'll see you.

- Thanks for the drink.
- You're welcome.

You want your coat back?

Nah, keep it.

- You gotta walk home.
- Okay, okay bye see ya.

- Excuse me, hey.
- Detective!

What happened?

What?

My God, no, no!

No, that's my friend!

That's my coat, she was wearing my coat.

No!

No!

It's all right Lila.

I shouldn't have let her go.

I shouldn't have let her go.

There was no way you could know.

Now listen.

I'm a little worried about your safety.

I'm gonna put your in protective custody.

If you're so fucking worried,

why don't you find the bastard

that did this to my best friend?

That's exactly what I plan to do.

But I need your help.

You help me, we nail 'em.

What are you talking about?

You tell me.

You work for the guy.

No, no, no, no.

No, Dr. Burton did not do this to her!

He did not do this.

He was using me to find Carrie's killer.

Don't you see?

What are you saying, Lila?

He would give me Carrie's things.

And I would get these images from them.

It was like ESP.

It was a theory he called psychometry.

Why the fuck didn't you tell me this?

He was setting you up
like he did Carrie Reiner.

Two students, two murders,
one MO and now one motive.

What, motive?

This, this shit, this
whatever, psychometry.

His life's work.

He didn't even know Maryann.

She was wearing your coat.

He thought he was killing you.

It's Carrie Reiner all over again.

In all the odds, we find leather
marks on Maryann's throat.

Leather?

Forensics showed Carrie was strangled

with a leather cord of some kind.

My God.

What is it?

Carrie's diary.

Carrie's diary?

I had a vision.

Visions of Dr. Burton together
with Carrie making love.

I know it's real.

I know it's real.

I was writing in the diary.

That Dr. Burton gave me.

I was writing things about Carrie.

I could write an ending
where Ian kills Carrie.

Where he kills her.

He'll think that I've actually seen it.

Wait a minute now.

You think he's guilty?

If you wanna know if he's guilty,

it's perfect.

I'll be the bait.

He'll come after me if he's
guilty and I'll be the bait.

Look, I asked you to help me.

I didn't ask you to
become a human sacrifice.

No, it'll work.

You'll be there to protect me, it'll work.

You love this guy, don't you?

- Fuck you Ian.
- Excuse me?

Why her Ian, why?

She didn't even do anything.

- Who?
- Maryann.

I'm talking about Maryann.

Who's Maryann?

You know damn well who Maryann is.

But this time, that bitch
isn't here to give you...

An alibi.

You bastard.

Calm down, what's happening?

You're both lying.

No talk to me, what is happening?

I've seen it, I've seen everything.

And it's all right here.

All about you and Carrie.

I trusted you.

What was that all about?

I...

Come here.

Let's go back to bed.

Lila!

How you doing?

I'm sorry about Maryann.

She seemed like a.

Hey look, maybe I can help out, you know?

Denny, thank you.

We don't have to do anything.

I just...

I'd just like to be alone, okay.

You know, I thought I
could come over tonight.

Maybe and just help out.

Denny, thank you, no.

Lila, wait, wait.

Why you blowing me off like this?

Denny, I just didn't feel the same way.

Wait, you think you
can treat me like a loser

and then you just walk out on me?

Is that right?

You can't do that to me Lila!

Lila, come here.

Pantella needs to speak with you.

Thank you.

Hello?

Yeah.

What?

- He confessed?
- It's bullshit.

Why?

Because this murder and Carrie Reiner's

are too similar to be a coincidence.

And that loser in there
is no serial killer.

But he confessed.

Happens all the time.

He was in my apartment.

He could have gotten in
anytime, even before.

He could have gotten to Carrie.

That's my point,

he didn't own the building
till six months ago.

Ian is innocent, Ian is innocent.

We have to get to him.

We have to tell him that this
whole diary thing was a plant.

- We don't know that yet.
- We have to tell him!

We don't know that yet!

We gotta play it out.

We're almost home!

You want him to be guilty.

You just don't wanna
admit that you were wrong!

That is not true, Lila.

- You son of a bitch.
- Lila.

Lila!

Shit!

I'm seeing them again.

It's sexy.

It's erotic.

He's kissing her.

Her breasts.

Touching her lips.

Kissing her.

Her neck.

She loves the way he feels.

The way his skin smells.

His eyes are intense and powerful.

Exciting.

But he frightens her.

And he won't let go of her.

And she's gasping, choking.

He's strangling her.

And he won't stop.

He won't stop!

She's not breathing.

This is a fucking no smoking area.

Let's walk through this one more time.

I didn't mean to kill her.

Ian!

Dr. Langford!

I'm looking for Ian, have you seen Ian?

I haven't seen Dr.
Burton since this morning.

- Okay, okay.
- Lila...

It's your statement.

Those are your exact words.

What's the problem?

Well, I don't wanna go to prison.

Global's in.

Son of a bitch!

What?

Why didn't you tell me about that?

What?

I don't wanna go to prison.

Don't worry, you won't
be living that long.

You got a cigarette?

Hi this is Lila.

Leave me a message.

Yeah Lila, please pick up.

All right Listen,

Mitch Snyder couldn't
have killed Carrie Reiner,

he was in a drunk tank in
Ventura serving time on a DUI.

Don't let anyone in your apartment.

I'm sending Detective Holmes over.

Let me do that for you.

- Who is it?
- It's Pantella.

I'll be right down.

How is she?

Everything's fine, she's asleep.

Nothing much happening.

I'll take over, okay.

Lila?

Lila, watch out!

Fuck.

You bitch!

You're not gonna take him away from me!

Lila!

God!

Fuck you.

This time, you've got to stop!

No Paula, Paula!

I gave up everything for you Ian.

No!

Ian!

Please tell me it's over.

Tell me it's over.

It's beautiful, isn't it?

I was just listening to the sounds.

I know.

She saved my life.

You set her free.

The voices, they're different.

Shh.

You have a gift.

It's a gift.

Use it well.

Thank you Ian.

Listen to 'em.