Black Bird - Season 1 Edit

A bottle of birth control pills.

A bottle?

A boy she was seeing two, three years back

A bunch of us would get together and reenact famous Civil War battles.

A civil war general from around these parts, right?

A complete commutation of your sentence.

A cop?

A Dodge?

A fucking dog to play Frisbee with.

A gravedigger. Larry grew up on a graveyard.

A guy inside.

A harmless weirdo.

A hunting knife, coils of rope, a ski mask, gloves,

A lot of guys in here are cops' kids. Both sides of the bars

A lot of people call them sideburns, but the proper term is burnsides, yeah.

A machine is like a It's like a person, Mr. Burden.

A month.

A what?

A what?

A wife. Kids.

Abby, the

About the butterfly flapping its wings in Africa,

About the night he killed Jessica Roach.

After a certain point,

After leaving her job at a veterinary hospital

After we play 11 bone crushing, bloody, well executed games

Against Civil War and Revolutionary War reenactments.

Against his days off from janitorial work.

Ah, you look fine to me.

All I ask of the people I do business with is their authentic self.

All I ever do…

All I wanted to hear was the truth.

All kinds.

All right

All right, clothes go in there, bud.

All right, come on. My mother fucked around.

All right, I'm on it

All right, Larry, this is Georgetown right here, okay?

All right, let's go.

All right, lockdown.

All right.

All right. That's all our time for today

All right. What are you guys talking about?

All that shit Marion talked about Larry wasting their time the first time.

All you wanted to do was to close your fucking casebook.

Almost there.

Always looking out for him, never judging.

Always push it down.

Am I connected? No. No.

Am I?

And a 'Please Pray' missing persons poster for Tricia Reitler."

And a second.

And a steady paycheck.

And a third for our friendship.

And all those fields, they got things under 'em

And ask him all casual, "Hey, so where'd you bury 13 bodies?"

And befriend someone to elicit a confession.

And befriend this sick fucking puppy and get you what you want.

And don't get caught.

And explain why I wasted taxpayer money in a cratered economy

And farmlands and underneath factory skeletons where nobody ever goes,

And finished.

And got away with it for now

And have them call me ASAP.

And he buries those bodies so deep in forests

And he didn't do it.

And he doesn't have an ego that announces itself

And he dragged us all around, one cornfield to the next,

And he kills girls. Lots of them

And he might have been on the take,

And he spent his formative years digging graves

And he wasn't very helpful.

And he's very funny

And her zipper was broken where her jeans had been taken off of her.

And I asked around, and they all said the same thing.

And I don't know if I'm gonna be able to pull off

And I doubt you can, be a Gary to Larry Hall.

And I drove up and I stopped to talk to her.

And I kind of withered, I guess.

And I… and I get depressed, like, bad.

And I… I have a question.

And I'd think…

And I'll have an answer for you by the time you're back?

And I'm… charming.

And if he gets out, I won't know the next ones he kills.

And if you get the location of Patricia Reitler's body.

And if you stay in here, he don't got three.

And it won't have anything to do with me.

And it's as open and shut as I've seen in ten years.

And it's probably what causes the nightmares.

And Larry got… being Larry.

And months later there's a hurricane in Miami.

And Mr. Steinbeck,

And now you're in here, and it is killing him.

And on his vehicles.

And only

And pathologically eager to please,

And possession of multiple illegal firearms.

And put your name in the hat for the job.

And remember to lock up this time.

And resistant to his initial answers.

And said van is registered to

And sew your lips shut.

And she smiled at me.

And she was gonna scream.

And she'd love me forever.

And she's putting a hearing for the second appeal on the docket.

And small coins

And some in Indiana.

And successfully avoid the ones you don't know yet.

And sweat and semen. Earwax

And take another run at Hall?

And tell me what these dreams are like, Larry.

And that's the only time that we have to get you in there

And that's why I folded the clothes.

And the Battle of Stirling didn't take place

And the cemetery, you know.

And the feeling's only gotten worse since we dangled this carrot, correct?

And the girl struck me as a little dramatic.

And the Latin Kings? Black Guerrillas?

And the side of his face went all droopy

And then I had to tell her to never say anything…

And then I just maybe know a body shop

And then I'll just buy it for 20 and resell it for 35.

And then later in the field…

And then she wasn't?

And then the girl showed up.

And then the rats got to it,

And then you let him take my last fucking kilo out of my house?

And there better not be anybody on this team

And they tack on another ten fucking years to your sentence?

And this boiler, it was neglected for years.

And this is Forest Glen Park.

And this is the life I knew.

And this prison where the guy is?

And this would have been where the reenactment take place.

And two keys of blow

And we had to… take it.

And we were at her parents' house.

And we'll go from there.

And we're right across from each other, so…

And what I don't like is this guy in Marion

And what's this have to do with Hall?

And when you were driving around, do you remember talking to two girls?

And why do you trust Danny, man?

And you found his arrowhead in the pine needles?

And you just reeled in a serial killer.

And you know her name?

And you know Mr. Beaumont.

And you played chicken with us, and you lost.

And you think Larry Hall could have something to do with it?

And you were rewarded with her for life.

And you wish you had that? A woman who loved you.

And you're so bashful about it.

And, I can't quite remember

And, Jimmy, do not get any time added to your sentence, understand?

And, you know, he was creeping out girls in the area on more than one occasion.

And…

And… you've developed a sideline in here?

Answering a few questions.

Any Civil War reenactors have filed for permits in the last year?

Anybody heard from Danny?

Anyway. We were

Are you You're leaving now?

Are you saying you captured a serial killer?

As nasty as the house?

Ask yourselves, what kind of human being does that?

At least on the tapes I heard.

At the Kankakee house, in the basement, there's a center wall speaker for the TV

At the very least, it'll make unique reading material.

At trial, Mr. Hall's entire theory of defense

Attempted to call an expert witness in the field of false confession,

Audition's over. You got the role.

Awesome.

Backs out?

Bailiff.

Be like if you were asked to give up your own brother.

Beaumont will never forget it.

Because he didn't break the zipper, and he didn't feel bad about it.

Because he's a janitor who drives around in a van filled with chemical solvents

Because he's impressionable.

Because he's serving life

Because I don't believe I'll pass.

Because I manned 600 miles in over 100 hours working on Hall

Because you lost nothing!

Because you played f

Because you're a charming guy. Everyone likes you.

Before they were born.

Before. Someone should have called me. I'm his son.

Big tits, small tits?

Bingo. What's the other salient fact that made Hall such a competent killer?

Birth control pills with Rison's name?

Blondes or brunettes?

Bodily fluids, they all

Boiled down to a simple proposition.

Brian Miller.

Brian, what kind of guy?

Brian, you got a shot at slamming the door on this guy.

Bullshit!

Bureau would never approve it.

Burnsides. Generals wore them, back back then.

But be my guest, Brian.

But Dad, next time,

But good tits?

But he never said another word about the killings. Ever.

But he's also a serial killer and one doesn't cancel out the other

But he's harmless.

But he's not the same guy as he was the day before. Then, he was…

But he's not.

But how?

But Hulin just brought in an assassin, Edmund Beaumont.

But I could care less if my parents were

But I know the place for Larry Hall is here

But I like to drive.

But I like you, kid.

But I never said the job was yours.

But I was hoping that he would be at ease.

But if he moves too slowly, Hall walks into the free world,

But if it gets out that you're the second Jimmy pretending to be the first Jimmy…

But in 1987, Houston police say…

But it goes sideways?

But most folks who worked the case were sure he did it

But no progestin or anything found in birth control medication.

But no, I

But not killing women, right? That's more your thing.

But take a particularly hard look at Roach and Reitler.

But that morning, his eyes were bright.

But that's Larry. He's always trying to make himself look bigger than he is.

But the DA eventually dropped all charges for lack of evidence.

But then I think, "Nut up, pussy. You're Big Jim Keene's son

But then you settle back and just let them run their mouths.

But there wasn't.

But three years ago, a woman living in this house

But through the diligence of the officers you see behind me…

But to me, in my present circumstances, it's a lot. And I need it fast.

But until then, you good.

But we do have our guy in the Reitler case.

But we only tied him to two. And we only have one of the bodies.

But we wasted a day with this guy on the Reitler case.

But we're going to find a way.

But what do you like about them?

But what you're pleading guilty to today is the sale and trafficking of narcotics,

But you can go into PC or solitary.

But you did the smart thing today. You pled.

But you don't feel that's possible? You don't think women like you?

But you know.

But you seem to have grabbed it by the balls.

Buy 'em for 20. I can resell 'em for 35

Buys himself another van and a box of zip ties.

By all means, chat.

C'mon, tell him, Larry.

Cabrini Green bangers,

Can be hard sometimes to pass a field around Halloween, you know?

Can I get up now, please?

Can I talk to you outside?

Can I touch her?

Can't.

Carter.

Change?

Check the notes at the end of the report.

Chemical cleanser, Armor All, and denatured alcohol.

Chow's in ten.

Christ, Jimmy, you really were something.

Come on now.

Come on, Brooke!

Come on, Brookie!

Come on, Larry. Was a little more to it than that.

Come on, you can change inside.

Come on. Nothing's just about money, but they mostly are.

Comfortable people get cocky, and cocky people fuck up.

Company said no janitor they ever had cleaned half as good as Larry.

Cough.

Could I get a water, please?

Could you just do

Couldn't find a prescription for birth control medication in Rison's name.

Counsel, join me in chambers.

Course it does.

Cozy up to a fucking demon,

Cry! Motherfucker, do I look like a fucking remote con

Cut your throat if you're not.

Dad

Dad, I gotta roll.

Dad, if I don't come up with ten grand…

Dad, Jesus Christ.

Dad, look at me

Dad, look at me

Dad, no

Damn, Jimbo. What you get up to last night?

Danny can't be trusted, Dad

Danny stayed there that one weekend

Decided to appear like the strong, silent type.

Derek Johansen.

Derek's in with him now, shooting the shit.

Detective Drysdale, this is Brian Miller from Georgetown again.

Detective Miller, I appreciate your passion here. I do.

Detective Miller? Chris Drysdale.

Detective Russ Aborn, Brian Miller, with the Vermilion Sheriffs.

Detective?

Did you ever find the guy?

Did you exchange words with them?

Did you just call yourself "the kid"?

Did your mother come visit you yet?

Didn't you, Larry?

Discovered this pillow.

Disorienting

Do any of the women look like her?

Do I look like a fucking remote control to you?

Do y Do you?

Do you care what the girls think of you after?

Do you know what the Marion PD did

Do you like women, Jimmy?

Do you mind if I look over it for a bit?

Do you need anything? Water? Soda?

Do you not like me or something, man?

Do you remember the name "Larry Hall" in connection to the case?

Do you remember what your body is doing, Larry?

Do you think he did any of it?

Does your mother know how to change the oil?

Doesn't have to be like that."

Doing well.

Don't "Jimmy" me!

Don't approach Hall too early, or he'll know we sent you for him.

Don't fucking waste my time.

Don't get fresh with me.

Don't let the clock rule you.

Don't maim anyone.

Don't sweat it

Don't.

Dr. Ofshe's testimony would've gone to the heart of Mr. Hall's defense.

Drysdale too. And he is, okay? He is

Dude, I wanna help you.

Due to a personality disorder that makes him susceptible to suggestion

Edward the Longshanks did not die on the same day as William Wallace,

Else Or Or else what?

Else, I'll see you at 10:00.

Embrace that concept.

Empty your pockets.

Essentially, Gary drank crucial parts of Larry

Even after you say you fucking did it.

Every crevice is infected, every valve, every locknut.

Everyone in that unit is medicated

Everything.

Ex cop

Except…

F Fuck.

Fair enough.

Federal.

Fellas. No contact.

Fight one asshole early or all of 'em later.

Figure out a way to move it in here

Final answer?

Fine. I'll take the fucking pills

First ERT guy said, to his expert nose, it smells like three things.

First time I get less than straight A's, then it's an issue.

First week's the toughest.

Five

Five.

Follow me.

Follow me.

For a crime no one was looking at him for

For a crime no one's even looking at him for?

For a decade leading up to his arrest.

For the deaths of as many as four more young women.

For the minimum guideline term of 120 months.

For you to have,

For your trouble.

Forget how I'm doing. How you doing?

Found trace amounts of Accutane, some acetaminophen, some THC.

Found witnesses, even a picture

Four with good behavior.

Four! Window four, all done.

Fresh vegetables and lean cuts of meat?

Friday nights? Football.

From Mississippi's winding stream And from New England's shore

From Mississippi's winding stream…

Fuck are you talking about?

Fuck him, he should have.

Fuck is this, Jimbo?

Fuck it. Let's do it.

Fuck me.

Fuck your sandbox.

Fuck, man!

Fuck.

Fucking look at me!

Fucking terrifying

Fucking thing.

Further, several aspects of the confession,

Further, the interrogating officer in his initial confession

Gary also once told me

Gary got me a lawyer.

Gary is Larry's biggest defender.

Gary says that sometimes they're wet

Gary too?

Gary, I'm gonna need you to take two steps back.

Gary, yeah

Gary?

Gas could corrode the tank.

Georgetown, about 130 miles down the road.

Get captain's chairs in there, some carpet or…

Get Hall to tell you where he buried those bodies, and we will get you out.

Get the fuck out of here. My parents were from the Marianella.

Give further credence to a state of mind that was suggestible.

Given not one, not two, but three fucking scholarship offers.

Glad to meet you, Mr. Hall.

Go and check him out.

God, it doesn't matter.

God.

Going right.

Good chatting.

Good night.

Good to know.

Got a question about a van

Great.

Grew up in Wisconsin.

Guards don't like demands much

Guilty.

Guys like that, oof.

Half an hour before he enters a fucking room.

Hall confessed to a crime that we know he didn't do.

Hall doesn't like his either.

Hall spooks. End of story.

Hall was a janitor.

Hall would smell him out.

Hands, motherfucker! Hands!

Hang in there.

Hard to know a man's heart.

Has he said anything about the murders?

Has killed 14 women, maybe more.

Have a seat

Have you had a look at the menu, sir?

Have you seen anyone about that?

Haven't locked them down yet.

He He's easy to talk to

He also asked if they wanted to take a ride with him.

He came in from the yard last week talking funny, you know,

He can't talk all the way right, and he walks kinda to the side.

He claimed he could take them to a body. Patricia Reitler's.

He confessed in a missing persons case?

He confessed to a crime that he did not commit.

He confessed to that, but he didn't do it.

He confessed. He told a great story.

He did the same thing with us in the Reitler case.

He didn't do it.

He didn't fill me with an overwhelming sense of confidence.

He didn't fold the clothes, did he?

He didn't fold the clothes.

He don't got ten years.

He ever mix the truth in with those lies?

He got all my nutrients and whatnot and grew big and strong…

He got beat up a bunch in school.

He grew up digging graves?

He grew up with a mom and dad who were odd.

He has, Your Honor.

He is, Your Honor.

He just asked if he should contact a lawyer.

He just is. He's a twerpy kinda guy.

He just likes confessing to cops.

He just likes to talk.

He lies just to get a reaction.

He lies. He steals. He hoards

He looks at me, not through me

He looks bigger.

He said he got jacked up by some Nicaraguans or Ecuadorians,

He said that he had a headache.

He seemed pretty upset.

He stepped out right about here.

He stole from me.

He sure is.

He told me that.

He told me you got some way of getting out of here earlier than the ten years.

He up and did a pointless, horrible thing

He used to be state's. Tried a ton of capital crimes.

He used to say,

He was a bad father. Didn't do his job.

He was a football player in high school

He was at a Civil War reenactment in Ohio. Few hundred miles away

He was in the hospital for a few days, but now he's out.

He was somebody.

He was white. That's about all I saw.

He was young.

He went to sit down, but he missed the chair.

He'd been convicted of molesting Rayna when she was 12.

He'll He'll be out in the world.

He'll take care of you if you are.

He's "full of shit." I know.

He's about the best guy you can know in here

He's big

He's gone.

He's just He's so desperate, you know? For attention.

He's not good at all, no.

He's only worth three kilos?

He's our fucking guy.

He's our guy.

He's pretty relaxed with them.

He's really weak, and he tires.

He's so modest.

He's weird as shit, but he's harmless.

He's your father.

He's… uh

Hell, who'd listen to me anyways, right?

Hello, are you still there?

Hello?

Hence, prison

Her blood was on her jeans,

Her last name?

Here we go, Larry.

Here you go.

Here.

Here's the real play. Watch this shit.

Here's where it all started to go sideways for me.

Here's your competition, Jimmy.

Hey, Brian.

Hey, Chris.

Hey, cool guy, keep dicking around here.

Hey, I, uh, heard The Chin took a shining to ya.

Hey, it was four, actually.

Hey, it's good to meet you.

Hey, Jason!

Hey, Jim, I need you over here for a bit.

Hey, Jim.

Hey, Larry.

Hey, Larry. Take it easy.

Hey, Len. You filed a report a couple of weeks ago

Hey, nice meeting you, Larry.

Hey, this is Brian Miller over at the Sheriff's Department,

Hey, why'd that guy get so upset the other day?

Hey! You got a visitor.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey. Take it easy, all right?

Hey. You were right

Hi. Detective Miller. I have a 10:00 a.m. with Drysdale.

His conviction's on appeal. He could win and walk.

His dick could have drilled hole in granite.

His life is worth three times what you lost,

His name is Jimmy?

His own brother calls him a serial confessor

His poor Jimmy doing time because he was a bad father.

History. Just gotta dig it up

Hiya, Jimmy.

Hmm. Cause of death strangulation?

Hmm. Yeah, I miss October, November smells

Holy shit.

Hopefully, tomorrow.

How about freedom?

How am I supposed to come up with ten grand in here?

How are you gonna do that, Jimmy?

How can you do homework like that?

How did you know the shortage was on my end?

How do you feel about today? Good?

How do you know all this shit?

How do you know?

How Italian?

How long to fix?

How many have there been?

How the fuck do I know?

How was week one?

How were they rude?

How you doing?

How?

How'd he strike you?

How'd she die? It's blacked out.

How'd you get him to tell that story you wanted to hear?

How'd you get in? It's not visiting day.

How's it coming?

How's that work?

How's your memory?

However, there was a Revolutionary War.

Huh

Hulin likes you?

Hustler. Penthouse. Barely Legal.

Hygiene matters.

I

I [stammering]

I I don't know. I never met her. I just thought that was the deal.

I We [stammers] I mean, we gotta eat

I already did.

I asked for directions. They were very rude.

I asked if you were interested.

I bet that will explain it.

I came here today to be compensated if there had been some kind of mistake,

I can chill with a woman in a way I never could with a dude.

I can hold the camera.

I can just be.

I can't remember which ones I hurt.

I can't take a piss without her asking me what color it is.

I can't take that.

I can't tell you exactly.

I can't think any other way. I absolutely fucking cannot.

I checked every pharmacy for 75 miles.

I couldn't have…

I did

I did look over the Jessica Roach file last night.

I did. It was all in fun.

I didn't do this.

I didn't get a good look at him. He hopped in a van and drove off.

I didn't have time to bury her,

I didn't stalk anyone.

I didn't.

I do

I do enjoy having a good chat

I do remember where it was exactly. It was just past mile marker 16 on 1125.

I do.

I do.

I don't know how anyone does time in a place like this

I don't know, Dad. How are you?

I don't know, maybe.

I don't know, small and meek. Sad.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. I feel like it should be

I don't like that skin.

I don't understand.

I forget my keys, a lot. You know, shit like that.

I forgot.

I found a motel that rents by the week

I fucked you up. I fucked up.

I fucking planned it.

I gave them to Danny to sell

I get scared

I go there, check the pipes and whatnot.

I go to work alone. I go to bed alone.

I got a shipment of bean bags.

I got black belts in karate and tae kwon do,

I got great lawyers.

I got medical bills, the businesses, the the house. It all adds up

I got sisters.

I got up on a ladder.

I gotta go to court to get it?

I gotta treat you like a scumbag again, man. Sorry.

I grew up with him.

I guess it was one town over. The same county.

I guess we're doing it again.

I had no idea.

I had to have my sister drive two hours to watch him so I could come and tell you.

I had to sit in front of a budget committee six months later

I have a guy I'd like to use for the poly.

I have a guy inside with Hall.

I have a picture of Hall and the witnesses

I have nightmares all the time,

I have to disagree with you here.

I hear you're making a real go of prison.

I I I need to keep my mind, you know, active.

I just can.

I just do things.

I just have a lot of dreams from killing them.

I just kind of…

I just piss in the bucket. Always seemed to do the trick

I just told you.

I just wish you liked her more.

I kept telling you, but you kept pushing.

I know because my guy told me. And I trust my guy, Danny.

I know it was a Dodge, for sure.

I know it's a plan.

I know that there's a Hardee's

I know you did, Dad.

I know you like him for some dead girl in your town,

I know.

I know.

I like that.

I like this.

I like to find these old junkers people got rusting beneath a tree

I like vans.

I like… their softness.

I love 'em.

I mean, I think so, yeah. Like around there.

I mean, I've never been light before.

I mean, normally I bury all of them.

I might be sad about it, but…

I need a confession form and a computer.

I needed to get right with Bern's people.

I never knew this girl.

I never met a drug dealer yet who didn't have rainy day cash tucked away somewhere.

I never said Danny could stay in my house

I never wanted this for you.

I only remember that it's something bad.

I practice the rhythm method.

I presumed someone meant to write "pack," or "case."

I read up on you.

I remember there was a Hardee's right around here.

I remember you don't like "Jimbo."

I ruled Hall out

I said there was a Revolutionary War reenactment though.

I said, "It's yellow." "Yeah, but dark or light?"

I said, he's a harmless weirdo.

I searched every inch of all three speakers.

I see you're quite generous with a few local charities.

I still wanted it for you.

I stole your key, man.

I talked to some of the guys.

I thank you, my good man.

I think we come from different types of family.

I think you already picked me for the job.

I think you're making it up

I think.

I thought she was.

I thought you were coming with us.

I thought, "Shit, I better cover my ass here."

I tried to work some grit in, like sand, you know?

I turn my inventory over a lot.

I used a flashlight.

I used to get 'em too.

I wanna go home now.

I wanna go home, Chris.

I wanna make sure everyone continues to know you as Jimmy the gunrunner.

I wanna take another look at all the cases Hall's a suspect in,

I want you to remember who you were at eight.

I wanted a totally different deal.

I was a cop for 23 years.

I was a janitor back home

I was telling him to tell someone on the outside to take care of his car

I was younger,

I was.

I watched them. They never touched those speakers

I will never forget it.

I would never dream of hurting two girls.

I…

I…

I'd get the girl.

I'd like to hear about a couple of 'em.

I'll accept the transfer

I'll bet you do.

I'll call him in here, and I'll get us a room.

I'll find these little junkers that are rusted underneath a tree

I'll get over it.

I'll let my bosses know you're amenable to a transfer

I'll need to reach out to him.

I'll see you in a month or so.

I'll set it up.

I'll set you up in the bullpen.

I'm a mechanic. I know a Dodge when I see one.

I'm afraid to sleep.

I'm always tired, you know, and sad.

I'm back.

I'm Chief Investigator.

I'm dead

I'm glad you've made yourself available.

I'm going through every phone call made from the Hall house

I'm gonna be at that motel ten miles away!

I'm gonna check on my mother.

I'm gonna fucking die in here

I'm gonna kill him

I'm gonna know you opened your mouth.

I'm in court all week.

I'm Jimmy, by the way.

I'm kinda looking down on myself, like I'm not in my body.

I'm Larry. Just call me Larry.

I'm not I'm not gonna let you down

I'm not in control.

I'm not part of the machine.

I'm not saying anything's gonna happen, but…

I'm not supposed to have a family. You just outed me as a cop's kid.

I'm not surprised you're thriving in here, Jimmy.

I'm not thriving.

I'm not?

I'm out.

I'm prescribing you an antidepressant

I'm smart. I've got ideas.

I'm so sorry about that last shipment.

I'm sorry?

I'm Special Agent Lauren McCauley.

I'm staying in.

I'm talking sodium hydroxide, maybe 5% to 10%

I'm trying to unload a single kilo to a single buyer at a hell of a discount.

I'm very lonely.

I'm weak.

I'm with the old man.

I'm with the Vermilion County Sheriffs in Georgetown.

I'm your only other safety line.

I'm, you know, whatever.

I've No

I've been thinking about that deal.

I've been with Sammy longer than I was with your mother.

I've dated every type. Blonde, Asian, short, tall.

I've gotta be around

I've had you placed in Hall's unit. Directly across from his cell

I've heard you talk to Mexican cartel guys,

I've noticed something else.

If Hall throat kills women, I don't want Lauren in the room.

If he blows the approach to Hall

If he walks, he'll kill again and again until he fucks up and gets caught.

If Hulin agrees to bring us in, and she puts Beaumont on it…

If I can get it in, I can move it fast. Get you your ten grand in a day.

If I can't, I'll call you.

If I had to pick the moment,

If I transfer?

If Keene didn't know that when he started dealing coke to half of Cicero,

If shit hits the fan, you get to Zicherman or Warden Price,

If something were to happen to you in here, and he's not our guy

If the appellate court decides like the other judge did,

If they said that there was more to it,

If things go completely south someday, how do I reach you or the warden?

If you can't tamp down your natural alpha male qualities completely,

If you end up in with Hall,

If you get time tacked to your sentence, it supersedes our deal.

If you take the plea, you get two years.

If you transfer.

If you want to question Mr. Hall in your case,

If your case had gone to trial.

Illinois.

In five minutes that shift change is gonna happen.

In La Porte, Indiana."

In Larry Hall's van."

In Marion, yeah.

In my dreams, I

In my dreams, I, like… kill women… you know?

In that same time period

In the center speaker, there's about a kilo in there

Indiana?

Industrial floor strippers

Introduce yourself. Drop my name

Is anyone sitting here?

Is because they're a snitch.

Is earwax a fluid?

Is enough to push your sentence to 25 years.

Is fuck you up

Is he okay?

Is he okay?

Is that how you see it?

Is that right?

Is that right?

Is that what happened to the guy who was in my cell before me?

Is that what you were going to ask me?

Is this you?

Is your client fully aware of what he's pleading to today?

It didn't happen.

It happens in the womb

It is all he ever fucking talks about.

It is the judgment of the court the defendant be committed

It is what it is.

It just says you're okay talking with me,

It makes me want to babble, man. Unlock myself.

It means things you don't think are connected actually are.

It was Greenwich Village, but yeah

It was like a gray or brown

It was more like 70

It was night. It could have been green too, or black.

It was the last time Larry ever talked to me

It was the way he said,

It was what it was.

It will be beyond our control.

It will.

It won't

It won't

It would

It'll be all right.

It'll be fine.

It'll wear on you. Affect your sleep

It's There It's a few.

It's "someday," Dad

It's a "no possibility of reduced sentence."

It's a lot of time for things to go wrong.

It's all scratchy, you know?

It's been called in three other times in the last year.

It's fucking embarrassing.

It's gone, Jimmy

It's gotta be hard.

It's in Springfield, Missouri.

It's It's It's It's no different than than than

It's just I'm so tired all the time.

It's just patches and patches of open land

It's just that she got sad, real sad.

It's just your fucking life.

It's kind of metallic

It's like that girl in Marion. The college girl.

It's like…

It's my… my mind.

It's not okay. It's like

It's not very hard.

It's okay. We're good.

It's pistachio.

It's pretty fucked up.

It's right next door.

It's unhealthy to think like Percy.

Jackrabbit, take off, kill again.

James Keene.

Jesus.

Jesus. No. I'm sorry…

Jimmy

Jimmy Keene. Drug dealer, good talker. People like him.

Jimmy, I can't get you ten grand

Jimmy, I mean… [stammers]

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.

Jimmy, listen to me.

Jimmy, please.

Jimmy, time's up.

Jimmy!

Jimmy.

Jimmy.

Jimmy.

Jimmy.

Jimmy. I'm sorry, Jim.

Jimmy. It's an AK 47.

Judge Baker refused to permit Dr. Ofshe's testimony.

Just a service.

Just follow the crazy train, bud.

Just fucking tell me why I'm here.

Just kind of jam it in

Just open it wide.

Just tell me about 'em.

Just this asshole stealing from me.

Just, you know

Kankakee's favorite son.

Keene. Next up, window two.

Keene's not moot anymore.

Keep doing your homework.

Keep it moving.

Keep your birth control pills in a bottle, Agent McCauley?

Keep your cell on, Lauren.

Keep yours in a case?

Kill some poor fucker

Kind.

Know what caused that stress? You. In here.

Larry

Larry D. Hall. Wabash, Indiana.

Larry had some words with a jogger in town a few times.

Larry Hall planted fake evidence on himself

Larry has these funky muttonchop sideburns, and they play at the battles.

Larry has vivid dreams.

Larry loves Dodges. Heard all about them that day we drove him around.

Larry, just look at the photo here.

Larry, thanks for coming down.

Larry, these two girls in my town

Larry.

Larry.

Larry…

Larry's into Civil War reenactments. You know, they dress up in the uniforms.

Larry's very good at this

Last night's hockey got a little intense.

Last summer, Forest Glen Park.

Last summer?

Last time you really took the wind out of the poor guy.

Last week. Wednesday.

Left, right, center.

Let me call you from my landline.

Let me go! [Jimmy grunting, shouting] All right!

Let me see, July 19th.

Lie I ever loved.

Lifers with nothing to lose.

Like a clock tick, tick, ticking away. Right?

Like he was drunk, but he wasn't.

Like I said.

Like in Marion.

Like the misunderstanding with the jogger, Larry?

Like what?

Like you're making a friend

Like, for fucking ever.

Like, laminated, you know?

Like, saliva has one purpose and blood another

Likewise.

Line it up. Here we go. First down.

Look at the file.

Look, I didn't get along with my stepfather, okay,

Look, I'm sorry about these women, but I don't know them.

Look, man, I can't. I can't do this. Let's just go back.

Looks like they forgot about you, man.

Lucky man.

Made me think they could steal the case right out from under me.

Made you think what?

Make him feel like you're his brother.

Man, loved five. It's the perfect age.

Marion or Wabash could claim jurisdiction at any time. Hall could get a lawyer.

Marion PD cleared him.

Marion PD says it

Mark could do the poly.

Mark will lead the interview.

Mark.

Mark.

Maximum security, specializing in the criminally insane.

Maybe he'll wanna hang out with the cool guy.

Maybe ones that involve girls?

McHenry Township, right up here.

McHenry. Yeah, I've been there.

Me and my son, we have a shorthand. We say things without having to say them.

Me, with my million dollar smile.

Midrange of the guidelines.

Might even be too late

Might spook him.

Mind if I come in?

Mistakes happen.

Mob guy?

Monoethanolamine. Ethyl alcohol. Super toxic

Mostly to get laid, but

Motherfucker! [shouts]

Mr. Beaumont sandbagged me into accepting a five year plea

Mr. Beaumont, am I to understand

Mr. Carter had an emergency

Mr. Hall signing a statement over the name Larry DeWayne Daniels,

Mr. Hall signing his name in block letters when he is perfectly capable of cursive,

Mr. Hall's appeal is hereby granted.

Mr. Keene.

Must be a lot of What do they call it in retail? Breakage?

Must be a lot of driving around

Must be a lot of driving around.

Must have been lonely.

My brother's not well.

My family would be worth the whole bag.

My family.

My left side is

My man.

My mom used to say that I could just talk paint off a wall.

My mother's not gonna change the oil, Larry. She's almost blind.

My old man did this job 20 years.

My old man was always drinking, never home.

My shoulder won't prevent me from making precision shots.

My twin.

Named after General Ambrose Burnside,

Never back out there

Never got 'em again.

Never heard of it.

Never met her.

Never struck me as the quiet type.

Next morning, I drive Larry back to Illinois,

Next time you're in a plane, you ought to look down

Next up.

Next.

Nice to see you, Jimmy.

Night, Larry.

Night, Larry.

Nine years, three months left on your sentence?

No

No

No body, no release.

No body, no release.

No major beefs.

No matter what, could you do it?

No minute. Come on.

No more fuckups. No more changes to the plan.

No one likes Rob Roy more than Braveheart. No one.

No possibility of parole.

No problem

No shit?

No shit.

No wonder why I can't sleep at night.

No, a civilian.

No, he stole from me. I'd already paid you.

No, he's across the street.

No, I don't dream of killing women.

No, I don't think that I did.

No, I don't.

No, I want you to work it with me.

No, it doesn't.

No, it's okay.

No, Jimmy!

No, Rog, no!

No, she was always nice.

No, you can do it.

No!

No?

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No. Bed's no good for me.

No. Hey, hey.

No. I don't

No. I was gonna ask you, what do you do around here for fun?

No. I'm fine.

No. It was a bottle with a dubious looking label on it. Here.

No. Might take weeks, maybe longer.

No. The guy drove off. They never saw him again.

No. Yeah, I know that. [chuckles]

No. You say it. Your moment.

Nobody made you sell that shit.

Nobody put a gun to your head.

None of those guys know I got the bursitis in my fucking shoulder.

None of us would object to that.

Noon sharp.

Nope.

Normally, I wouldn't remember that. I might not remember it, but…

Not a bean bag.

Not a quick one.

Not a whole kilo, man. I've

Not as cool as he thinks.

Not for all the fucking money in the world.

Not for you.

Not his clean one.

Not likely.

Not so much as a gram with anyone, ever.

Not think anything was up.

Nothing but

Nothing.

Nothing's ever gonna be all right again.

Now you know I got the bursitis in my fucking shoulder.

Now, I've come to thinking it was a

Now, if you're the first Jimmy, no problem.

Now, show me what your grandfather taught you.

Now, sit down.

Now, those are some exquisite burnsides.

Now, who the fuck are you?

Now, who you're here to snitch on, that doesn't matter.

Now, why does everybody think I need my ideas to come from someone else, huh?

Now, you know her name, Larry.

Now, you're gonna play with me. You're gonna make all the long throws.

Now.

Nowhere. Hall was cited for a misdemeanor and let go.

Of course, Jimmy.

Of course, sir.

Off.

Oh, fuck off. Really?

Oh, God. Oh, God.

Oh, I got out the big guns

Oh, I miss the smell of fields in winter

Oh, Jesus. Fuck.

Oh, yeah. A lot of miles.

Oh, yeah. It's a lot of miles. But I I like driving

Oh.

Oh. And, uh, be nicer to him this time, Jimmy.

Oh. Right, sorry. Sorry.

Oh. What happened, Mr. Carter?

Oh…

Okay

Okay

Okay, good night, Lauren.

Okay, he clipped the key.

Okay, hold on.

Okay, I got it.

Okay, if she can't change the oil,

Okay, is she, Larry?

Okay, Jimmy. Time to go

Okay? Here's a key.

Okay? Larry lies. No shit, he lies

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay. Are you still there?

Okay. Did you run it?

Okay. In the case of the United States versus James Keene…

Okay. Say he was transferred.

Okay. So, outside of hotness, great tits, great ass, great hair

Okay. Thank you.

Okay. Thanks, Len.

On a possible 647 over at Whittier?

On or off?

On the outside?

On which part?

Once in Indianola, once in Olivet, once near the Dauphin Reserve.

One of 'em is.

One of the guards is gonna blow my cover unless I can get him ten grand

One of those two

Only once.

Only the warden and the chief shrink know

Open.

Open.

Open.

Open.

Or behind some of these people's houses.

Or behind their houses

Or doing Civil War shit?

Or he just likes telling stories

Or her authorized representative,

Or I'll kick their ass! Kick their

Or some fucking thing.

Or tits that point in different directions?

Or you are wasting my time.

Or you got trouble walking or talking some days.

Or you're Jimmy the drug dealing cop's kid from Chicago.

Or, you know, else.

Or… filter housing,

Orange chair squeaks.

Otherwise, you keep your visits to a minimum here

Otherwise, you'll arouse suspicion

Our show

Our suspect crossed state lines to kill her, so, you know…

Out in four.

Outfit goombahs in their tracksuits at the Elmwood Park Social Club.

Over the last three years.

Over there. Yeah.

Owner of grad school records that still stand.

Passed through our area a couple of times in the last year.

Past where some girl runs the same time every day. I mean

Penetrate?

Pension at the end.

Personable, non threatening demeanor,

Planning to shoot up a local middle school?

Police officer's son, correct?

Possibility's there.

Prefer you didn't fuck up.

Pretty sure I peaked in the womb.

Previous inmate had a predisposition to self harm

Pride and joy of Kankakee.

Prison food sucks.

Probably killed there too. That's inconclusive.

Prove what?

Put a "Mr." before that.

Put a bug in her ear about Beaumont.

Put it in the back.

Registered to a resident of yours, a Lawrence D. Hall?

Respect the normal visiting hours

Right fucking now

Right here. Right there.

Right now, I'd like to chat with him about mine.

Right, do you remember where exactly?

Right?

Rochelle.

Rochelle.

Rog. This guy, I've known him since first grade. He's like family.

Said he was a serial confessor.

Said this perv in a van kept passing them.

Sam? I like her fine. She just ain't my mother.

Sammy and I, we're gonna stick around

Sammy taking care of you?

Sammy?

San Giovanni a Teducci.

Say I could survive in PC or something, what would happen then?

Says who, Liam Neeson?

Second guess all my case work?

See if anybody catches it?

Seem to get along with most of the dominant gangs

Seemed like the kinda guy who'd like a good jaw session to start your day.

Seems to.

Seen these yet?

Selling guns without a license and displaying antisocial tendencies

Seriously, how you doing in there?

She accused him of stalking her.

She did. She's pissed you brought your girlfriend to my sentencing.

She didn't like the way things were going down too much.

She in any of your dreams?

She was found, though, in Perrysville, Indiana, and that is conclusive.

She was riding her bike,

She was so very nice, you know. Very nice at first.

She was strangled.

She was, uh…

She wasn't in your dreams, Larry. She was in your reality.

She's pissed Sammy makes me happy.

She's still pissed I got Tim mixed up in that thing a while back.

Shit happens to people in prison all the time.

Shit, I'll take that over dirty diapers any day.

Shit, she's nine, going on "Fuck you, Daddy. You don't understand."

Shot at some deer and missed,

Should we practice now?

Shower, guys.

Since the verdict hinged on Mr. Hall's state of mind during his confessions,

Slip me tongue, grab my ass, whatever.

So anyone else uses the word "bursitis" around me,

So appreciative you came in person to deal with this. That it

So does prison life,

So don't fuck up.

So go into PC until we can transfer you.

So I had to drive past a few more times.

So I need a small loan. And I'm good for it. And it ain't much. Not to you.

So I've been tellin' him

So it was Gary.

So it was like growing up in an earthquake.

So nobody should notice shit.

So there was all these hard, furry bits all over the floor. Really gross

So they don't load live rounds during protests,

So we can't find them

So you put an idea in his head because you knew he'd say what you wanted him to,

So you remember it?

So you're in street clothes, 'cause you're not going in as a transfer.

So, before you spend the next ten years wondering why you didn't take it…

So, Gary got the looks and the brains and some athletic ability,

So, he wasn't picking up a gallon of milk.

So, how do you penetrate, then?

So, how long?

So, how plead you?

So, I covered her mouth real hard.

So, I doubt he did yours.

So, I think he can handle himself.

So, let's get to it.

So, no more dentist?

So, some Indian, like, a hundred years ago,

So, that was fun

So, the women you've been with…

So, there was, like…

So, they can claim jurisdiction.

So, this is the old timer?

So, what do I do?

So, what good are you to me?

So, what if something happens on the inside?

So, what'd you do?

So, what's the worst mess you ever had to deal with?

So, why'd he get pissed?

So, with your help, we'd like to talk to him.

So, you found some arrowheads?

So, you'll know boccie?

So, you're either Jimmy the gunrunner from Wisconsin,

So, you're saying his life is only worth three kilos?

So…

So… maybe I know a body shop

So… you want me to check in to hell,

Some other guys, they have women.

Someone, some idiot, decided to mop over it, and then they gave up

Something died, maybe a possum or something

Something in those soulful eyes of yours.

Sometimes.

Sorry about that.

Sorry, I got "harmless."

Sorry, I'm Brian.

Sorry, we have no record of a Civil War reenactment

Sorry, what?

Sorry.

Sounds good, Mr. Gigante.

Sounds like a plan, Mr. Gigante.

Spread 'em.

Springfield is the kind of prison that they send subhumans to.

Star athlete at Kankakee High.

Starting to ace the quizzes now.

Still, there are the weapons, which one presumes

Stop.

Stop. All right? Okay. Please, just fucking stop!

Supremely fucked up human being

Sure thing, Larry.

Sure.

Sure.

Sure.

Sure. Give me a minute.

Sure. Larry.

T Wh He fed on me when we were in my mother's belly.

Take care of yourself.

Take me.

Take the deal. Okay? Plea out.

Take your purple pill.

Talk soon, okay?

Talk to your daddy.

Tap into it. Feel it. Wear it like skin.

Tell Brian here about your dreams, Larry.

Tell him how you, I don't know, maybe.

Tell him.

Tell him.

Tell me how you met her.

Tell me more.

Tell me there's a way out of this.

Temper, temper.

Temper.

Ten fucking years? Are you kidding me?

Ten years?

Th Oh.

Thank you, Chris. I'll look into it.

Thank you.

Thanks

Thanks, Larry.

Thanks, we're moving on. Close it up.

Thanks.

That That type, you know?

That asshole can never walk back out those doors.

That bag that you gave me when they were gonna raid the Gold Coast house?

That changed a little bit as I got older.

That could take a bit. Can you wait?

That guy right next to me? That's my brother, Gary.

That he has a lot of dreams about drowning.

That he's not part of the machine.

That house was a fucking horror show.

That life would always be that good.

That neglect has allowed for filth to spread everywhere.

That should be enough to convince any guard to reach out to me

That sounds positive

That the confession was coerced, I mean…

That the defendant has entered into a plea agreement with your office?

That van that followed the two girls in Whittier,

That you're here to snitch is the only concern.

That, and a bloody earring was ripped from her ear,

That… needs a tailpipe

That'd be a death sentence.

That's a good call, Jimmy. Smart.

That's a reenactment.

That's adorable.

That's all that they are, though. It's just dreams, you know.

That's all they are. We don't have anything.

That's almost as bad as the Irish part.

That's federal.

That's going to be a very unfortunate day for both fucking Jimmys.

That's good. Lights out!

That's hard.

That's in there?

That's looking for a tailpipe or a filter housing

That's my home number

That's not cool, man.

That's right. They do, Larry. It's right here.

That's what you called drugs too. Your "inventory."

That's what's written here. They meant case, obviously.

That's who I'll sell to. I'm not trying to deal grams.

That's why you never found his victims' DNA in his van.

The I Well, I'm part Miami on my father's side

The base of a lamp. Had to be about 100 years old

The cemetery?

The college girl?

The confession was coe

The detectives?

The dreams are like

The exact date was,

The fellas here, they gave me a pass. I just showed 'em my badge. You know?

The field in Georgetown?

The fucking freaks with no souls.

The gas could corrode the tank.

The girls.

The guns.

The Irish one.

The jogger.

The last time, he killed 14 girls before he got caught.

The lawyer said that I wasn't to say another word to you.

The low end of the sentencing guidelines is

The Marion PD told him he was a person of interest.

The Miami were wiped out in 1812 at the Battle of Mississinewa

The night before I took Larry into custody and drove him back to Illinois?

The one thing in the world Larry Hall keeps clean.

The one you were talking to about his car or something?

The ones who will shank you before you sell your second gram?

The only reason someone comes into a place like this under an assumed identity…

The parts. They They They're not connecting.

The possession of paraphernalia associated with the same,

The prime suspect walked

The same complaint every time. Harassment.

The sheer amount of narcotics that you trafficked in, Mr. Keene,

The thing is, there's a girl that went missing

The time to do this is now.

The van's gray?

The way their hands feel in mine. Making 'em laugh.

The way you sit so still, so at peace with yourself.

The weekend that you said he could

The whole mess was, like…

The worst mess I've Huh

Them?

Then can she at least siphon the gas via the fuel tank?

Then come back to Indiana where she was found

Then I'm staying in.

Then I'm stuck there.

Then let's do the 15th?

Then they just didn't get the joke, I'm sorry.

Then what good are your hands?

Then what?

Then you're gonna do pleasant time.

Then, I wanna run all missing persons reports

Then, I'd like to run all unsolved murders in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Missouri

Then, I'm gonna have to cut your tongue out

Then, we, uh, checked her blood.

There I am. There's the kid.

There was 80 grand in that bag

There was nothing, but Looked over the Reitler file.

There was one in Wisconsin, near one of the reenactments,

There was this factory floor once

There's always hope.

There's an old timer who's been asking about you on the yard

There's nothing there, Jimmy.

There's nothing there, Jimmy.

There's nothing wrong with me

Therefore,

These boys, they're gonna watch out for you.

These knuckleheads. That girl on the bike.

They all serve, like, a different function, every one of them

They ascertained he was full of shit. That

They cracked my cheekbone so I could still work. Where's my money?

They deemed him a "serial confessor."

They do it all over the place.

They do most of the talking.

They drove him out to the country looking for Reitler's body all over again.

They get along?

They go to movies. They eat pizza together.

They got the guy who did it, and it sure wasn't Larry.

They had too much fire and passion, but they loved us,

They have a rhythm

They just did what they did,

They kept him on a 12 hour hold and then kicked him loose.

They let you out?

They make time go easy… as long as you're one of them.

They pay for half hour blocks.

They said the prosecutor, Beaumont, he's trying to prove something with you.

They think they're dealing with some harmless weirdo,

They think you're a god.

They told me to

They tore that house apart

They trick the guns out with weird colors

They tried that last time…

They turn water into wine?

They were all over the woods behind my parents' house

They'll commute my whole sentence.

They're dry as pine bark

They're everywhere. Behind everything

They're just dreams.

They're just dreams.

They're not doing nothing with them.

They're not gonna give you two years.

They're okay with that?

This is Agent Ellenberg from the FBI.

This is also the game where I did this, motherfucker.

This is consent for the polygraph.

This is the life she knew.

This is what I did?

This kind of deal won't walk through the door twice.

This place is scary

This recent arrest hopefully will put an end to the fears…

Those mutton chops?

Three quarters.

To a gullible reporter or cop?"

To ascertain the innocence of a serial confessor

To Hall. What would happen to Hall?

To protect your narcotics.

To the custody of the attorney general of the United States,

Told me to go fuck myself.

Told me to say he was…

Told them he liked their boobies.

Too many drop ins will also arouse suspicion

Too much.

Took him all of a minute and a half in here to blow your cover.

Took the Feds years more to get him

Top notch

Touches me in a deep place.

Trees. Wet piles of leaves

Tricia Reitler, yes.

Tricia Reitler's clothes were found in a park about 10 miles from campus.

Tried to find an opportunity, but I never found it.

Truth? We never had much on him

Try not to burn the place down,

Trying to ascertain whether or not

Trying to take credit for my act.

Turn it off.

Turns out they just up and let him do it to 'em again.

Uh huh.

Uh huh.

Uh huh.

Uh huh.

Uh huh. Who's Gary?

Uh huh. Why weirdo?

Uh, Percy. He's excitable

Unless you're in, like, New York City or Chicago, the world is fields

Until then, I don't give a damn about the rankings

Use a flashlight. It could be pushed back a bit.

Used to walk around Little Italy acting all nutty? That guy?

Vermilion County Parks Department.

Vermilion County Sheriff's Department. Can I help you?

Wabash PD said that he was a possible serial killer.

Wait

Wait a minute.

Wait, isn't this the game you fumbled three times in one quarter?

Wait, you don't get hung up on hair. What do you like about women?

Wait. Who's that streaking down the sideline?

Waiver of rights.

Walk!

Walked into her garage to find a murderer waiting

Wanna have a seat?

Want a water? Yeah, let me get that.

Want me to bring you something from the mess?

Was Was Was she wet?

Was described by fellow officers as intimidating to Mr. Hall

Was he short? Tall? Bald? Not bald?

Water would be nice, yeah.

We are coming, Father Abraham 300,000 more

We are coming, Father Abraham 300,000 more

We can get you out.

We did that in '94. Pretty much did all this before.

We didn't have any choice in any of it.

We didn't twist your words, Larry.

We documented it, and you signed a confession.

We don't kill people. We don't know people who kill people.

We found Jessica Roach.

We got a girl, went missing, turned up dead.

We got him in a conference room with the Marion guys.

We got him in there talking about his dreams.

We grew up together.

We had a Revolutionary War reenactment.

We haven't found anything that pins them on Hall

We knew it wasn't us.

We leave our plows and workshops Our wives and children dear

We need the precise location of a dead body.

We need you in the boiler room as soon as you finish up.

We suspect that the man that you'll read about in that file

We wanted to observe.

We were watching that

We would like you to transfer to another prison

We'd go off into our happy ending together,

We'd like to find the other one. And maybe 12 more.

We'll find a way. We'll figure something out.

We'll respect your sandbox, and you respect ours.

We're clear.

We're just regular people here. Okay?

We're looking at more than one applicant for the position.

We're not at that stage yet

We've all heard that thing

We've apprehended a suspect in the abduction and murder of Jessica Roach.

We've been going back through all these cases

We've got a plane to catch.

Welcome back to Houston

Welcome to Springfield.

Well enough. It's a small town.

Well, a lot of guys, they'd run over their own dog to play boccie with me.

Well, at least you had high school.

Well, besides the nightmares, what else depresses you?

Well, call me Mark.

Well, good for her, you old prick. Listen to her.

Well, he is like a baby right now.

Well, he made even you look good.

Well, he spent a whole day with the Marion guys once, driving around.

Well, I don't know if that lawyer is looking out for you, in my opinion.

Well, I don't know.

Well, I mean…

Well, if you haven't, look it up.

Well, if your high end detective skills can't be trusted, whose can, right?

Well, it does matter. It's your car, it matters.

Well, it's a long drive, flat country.

Well, it's more like 150 or 160 years earlier

Well, Jessica Roach was abducted in Illinois.

Well, last time I saw you, you said you kept getting cricks in your neck.

Well, listen to me. He did his job.

Well, maybe you've got the spelling wrong. It's K E

Well, most US attorneys, they don't try murder cases.

Well, Percy thinks that he's never gonna see his car again

Well, she runs pretty fast.

Well, thank you for your time. Appreciate it.

Well, that cuts both ways, motherfucker.

Well, that will be moot in about an hour.

Well, that's three days before Tricia Reitler was killed in Marion.

Well, the sideburns, like I said.

Well, this is my office

Well, we don't know.

Well, we haven't done shit yet. Let's close him.

Well, we're in the same boat

Well, we're just trying to figure out why a van registered to him

Well, what about me?

Well, what's he like?

Well, when was this?

Well, yeah, he did a lot of this when he was leading us to Tricia Reitler.

Well, you don't want the gas to corrode the tank.

Well, you might dream of it.

Well, yours are impressive, no matter what they're called.

Well…

Well… at least your brother's gonna walk.

What What's this about the clothes?

What a talent.

What about him makes him so easy to talk to?

What about his twin?

What about me?

What about the other one?

What about you, you got kids?

What are you gonna do?

What are you laughing at?

What are you smiling about?

What can I say? I peaked in high school. [sighs]

What color van?

What did he look like?

What did you do?

What do you do with the urge… to be with a woman?

What do you like about them?

What do you think Larry Hall doesn't like about women?

What do you think?

What do you want?

What do you want? A fucking parade?

What don't you like about women?

What happens if you don't get them what they want?

What happens if you have to defend yourself,

What I mean is, are you someone he can put his trust in?

What if Beaumont changes his mind, huh?

What if I can't lay my hands on it?

What if I have to defend myself?

What is that?

What is that? Chocolate chip?

What is this sideline, by the way?

What is this?

What kind of guy plants false evidence on himself

What they asked me to

What was her name, the girl? What girl?

What we do know is a van was seen driving around the area

What weekend?

What you mean? Get the fuck out the way, ese.

What you watching, fellas?

What you're doing isn't police work. It's fucking desperation.

What, uh, what do you drive?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What?

What? Gone where?

What? I dre It's not like that.

What? You think this place is bad?

What'd you say?

What's he like?

What's our clock?

What's that?

What's the matter with you? You don't know Italy?

What's wet?

What's with the orange shotgun?

What's with the pillow?

What's your point?

Whatever you decide to do right now,

When are you cleared to part us?

When did it happen?

When he knew I'd get ten.

When I visit you treat me like your girlfriend.

When I was a kid.

When I was driving around trying to find a guy who had a Charger.

When Larry kills someone, he leaves no trace of himself behind,

When Mr. Hall's attorney, Mr. DeArmond,

When one twin imbibes more of the placenta blood than the other.

When she was in my van.

When she was sad, she was in m

When they do, they've been known to get their asses handed to them.

When we were kids, he'd try out lies just to lie, all right?

When will it get here?

When you look at these walls at night, you know that I'm on the other side

When?

When?

Where are you with the file?

Where did all this evidence end up?

Where Larry Hall could have anything to do with a dead girl.

Where women are being killed?

Where's Dad?

Where's this from?

Where's your non Irish grandfather from?

Whether inside, outside. Blue is blue. It's a brotherhood.

Which I planned to return

Which is why you should stop playing hockey.

Which one?

Which was coerced!

Which way?

Which you most certainly would have gotten at minimum

While serving with the Rangers during Desert Storm.

Who else has been at the house?

Who feels any differently!

Who got sentenced to Springfield time.

Who knows how many he'll cop to?

Who likes confessing to shit he didn't do.

Who likes taking credit for things he never did?

Who put that idea into your head, Larry?

Who takes that deal?

Who wants to hear that?

Who's just asking to be treated like a human being.

Who's this guy you got in with Hall?

Why Why Why was it a lie?

Why are you here? In Springfield, I mean

Why do you think that?

Why don't you elaborate?

Why don't you go ahead and arrange a time.

Why not go back to Illinois, build your case for the Roach girl,

Why not use an undercover? Someone with experience?

Why not?

Why not?

Why were they driving around?

Why would I claim I got shorted?

Why would you say that?

Why?

Why'd they like the brother in law?

Why'd you stick up for us?

Why'd your parents divorce?

Will do.

Will he be home for dinner?

Window four, that's it.

Window one!

Window three, you're up.

Wish I could, believe me.

With hearts so full of utterance With but a silent tear

Without a friend to talk to.

Without getting a little something back.

Without setting off smoke signals from one end of the complex to the other.

Women are more…

Won a boxing championship

Won't be money. It'll be product, and I'll need to move it.

Work it with me.

Worked nights on the same three office buildings.

Would you leave a bookmark in there?

Would you mind leaving? I ju Your energy makes me feel itchy.

Wouldn't be the word I'd use.

Wouldn't you be

Yeah

Yeah

Yeah, but No, but…

Yeah, but now, Brittany?

Yeah, but you did, Larry.

Yeah, can you connect me to prisoner 8611167, please?

Yeah, have some more wine.

Yeah, I can't help it if I drive home

Yeah, I didn't know what it meant.

Yeah, I don't believe you, but go on.

Yeah, I got a son. He's five.

Yeah, I heard him making noise in there.

Yeah, I went to a counselor once, but it

Yeah, I'll call you if I hear anything.

Yeah, I'll get him to blab in the car.

Yeah, I'm not sure there ever was anybody else.

Yeah, I'm part Fort Lauderdale on my mother's

Yeah, I've been looking at the Jessica Roach killing again,

Yeah, it is hard. Like, I wake up alone.

Yeah, it wa in Perrysville, Indiana.

Yeah, it's a small town.

Yeah, it's easier than having to regrow them before every reenactment.

Yeah, just a sandwich.

Yeah, now you're fucking not

Yeah, says the man who hadn't wiped an ass in a while.

Yeah, sure enough. Take care.

Yeah, sure. Stay safe.

Yeah, that was the only…

Yeah, that's why I do such awful things in my nightmares, it

Yeah, well, I like Mopar parts.

Yeah, well, that Civil War tip you gave us really paid off. Thank you for that.

Yeah, well, they said the van…

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, you.

Yeah?

Yeah?

Yeah?

Yeah? Put it through, please.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Bigger the kid, bigger the problem.

Yeah. I have a '82 Dodge van, and some of the parts are interchangeable.

Yeah. I used to play with one of my grandfathers

Yeah. Not bad, right?

Yeah. One's a great movie, the other stars Jessica Lange.

Yeah. So, Chris, the thing is,

Yeah. They want to question him on the Reitler case.

Yeah. What do you keep yours in?

Yeah. Yeah, I wouldn't want you to feel taken advantage of.

Yep, they got a plate.

Yep. I had a sandwich and some french fries

Yep. Two 14 year old girls riding their bikes.

Yes, ma'am, I can. Thank you.

Yes, ma'am.

Yes, Mr. Gigante.

Yes, sir.

Yes!

Yes!

Yes! Okay, his life is only worth three kilos to me!

Yes.

Yes. Sure. Yes.

Yes. Yeah

You are full of yourself, and you are full of shit. That's all he sees.

You are the most profoundly considerate motherfucker I've ever met.

You brought this to us. This is how we're gonna do it.

You can bank on it!

You can call me that or Lauren.

You can get it to me, I'll…

You can use the cart to transport that young rascal to the car.

You could only know that if I gave it to you

You could've told him

You did something really well, that girls really liked to watch you do…

You did.

You didn't attend a Revolutionary War reenactment in Illinois last summer?

You didn't sell crack, right?

You didn't?

You do both the Civil War and Revolutionary War reenactments, right?

You don't know the color of the van, but you know…

You don't like saggy tits,

You even know her name?

You ever hear of Vincent "The Chin" Gigante?

You follow?

You forced a fake confession out of me.

You found evidence in Hall's van connecting him to Rison

You fucking has been pretty boy.

You get along with everyone.

You got a second, Jimmy?

You got a wife?

You got kids?

You got mad testes, dog.

You got manners.

You got porn to sell, veggies to procure,

You gotta put them back on when we get to Springfield,

You had the chance to stop him, and you didn't take it.

You have to have a record of him. I just talked to him last night.

You having second thoughts?

You in a rush? 'Cause we can let you get back to it.

You just demand to speak to me

You just lie there and take it.

You just never mentioned it before.

You know

You know girls, man.

You know him well?

You know him?

You know I wouldn't ask you to do this if

You know something I don't?

You know the kind cops fire at riots and shit?

You know those times where you think something's gonna go one way,

You know what the secret ingredient is?

You know what this is about?

You know who I am?

You know, he

You know, I I'm

You know, I am sorry. I'm just so tired right now.

You know, I kept trying to tell you that they were just dreams.

You know, I was just goofing around with them.

You know, the doctor said it was stress that did it.

You know, the Marion Police arrested another man in that case.

You know, this isn't just about the money.

You know, you push it down, it climbs right back up into your dreams.

You know. And Gary says that he has a lot of dreams about falling.

You know…

You leave them in place year round?

You let him rip me off for two kilos,

You lied to me, Beaumont! You fucking lied to me!

You looking at him for something?

You make people believe you aren't the killer

You mean pussy?

You mentioned a point a while back?

You mind keeping this to yourself?

You need it?

You need that to break up the crunchy stuff

You never had a wet one before?

You okay?

You one of them, Jimmy?

You read about fetofetal transfusion syndrome?

You really got nothing to say to me, Larry?

You rent porno mags, right?

You said you dreamed of killing women?

You said you dreamed of killing women.

You said you grew up with Larry.

You scared?

You see,

You should check if they had any at the times he was around your town.

You show me you can find common ground with this man,

You smiling now, bitch?

You still have half the bag.

You tell your old man to get me my 10,000. Like, yesterday.

You think you can get him there without a hitch?

You through?

You told us about your dreams.

You too.

You trick 'em out?

You two need any more pictures with him?

You use your profits to buy

You wanna be out of prison yesterday, right?

You wanna change that back

You wanna discuss, uh, Rayna Rison?

You went blind in one eye for a couple of days last week.

You were a big player in Chicago. Lived large.

You were prepared to use against other human beings

You were so fucking big. Strong

You what?

You wouldn't think so, but it is all connected.

You, uh, look into the whereabouts of Hall the night Rison was killed?

You.

You'd been out there all day, risking your life, not taking any shit

You'd go back to Milan, do your ten years.

You'd walk through the door still in your uni half the time

You'll be stuck doing Springfield time.

You'll get five years.

You'll have to do the midrange.

You're a big dog in this place

You're a county sheriff's investigator.

You're a drug dealer.

You're a good kid who strayed off the path.

You're all set.

You're anything other than a scumbag arms dealer

You're gonna rank in the top 20

You're in Illinois, the girl said.

You're Italian, right?

You're not going to want to blow the job interview, believe me.

You're not some homey who's running around capping grandmothers, doing a drive by.

You're our way to guarantee that.

You're such a fucking pussy.

You're with me

You've got a call from Wabash PD.

You've got your patter, your funny story or two,

Your attorney has our contact info.

Your brother confessed to two murders.

Your brother does the same. That's it

Your mother's family.

Your old man being a cop?

Your old man… [chuckles] …he must have been a hell of a cop.

Your peace of mind

Your sister told me your mother actually visited.

10:00 tomorrow work for you?

16 year old Rayna Rison disappeared

612 5711

612 5711

[door opens] 612 5711

[guard] Let's go, inmate. [Jimmy sighs]

[guard] Open. What pills they give you?

[inmates shouting] [guard] Get him out of here!

[player 1] Check. [player 2] Check up.

612 5711

Ah, we'll call it one. What the hell. What the hell

And didn't find shit? No. Not a thing.

and they wondered what we Bullshit.

Because you didn't let me get it. Larry talks big. That's it.

Brian? Chris!

But blaming me. No, I never blamed you.

But could that mean he No

But he confessed to it. He did

But he didn't, because, like I said Yeah, no.

But you drove around looking? Yep.

But… I need your help for that.

Come on, bro. Hey, you got this.

Come on. Okay.

Danny. Jimmy, I'm so sorry.

Don't fucking talk to me like that. I agree. Your tone's not helping.

Go

Go home. No

Go. Yeah. Print it?

Gotta go. Yeah.

Grab your ass? Yes. Cop a feel. Do what it takes.

He had a stroke? Yeah.

He in a box? Larry?

He said "boobies"? Yep.

He used his hands, or rope? What? You tell me if you talk to him.

He's a murderer

Here you go. Thank you.

Hey, hey. Marshal, how you doing?

Hey. Brought along a colleague.

Hi, Rog. Hop in.

Honey, you're going the wrong direction! Honey, the other way!

How much? 10,000.

How? I don't know.

I can't protect you in I know.

I didn't Shut the fuck up!

I hear you. Besides the warden and Dr. Zicherman,

I said, okay. I heard the word.

I wanna go home. Okay, but is she

I wanna go home. Okay, I'll take you home.

I'll take you home. Okay.

I'm sticking around

Is he alive? Yeah. He's alive.

It's a Hail Mary, but It's a waste of time.

It's getting closer, Mom. Yeah.

It's okay. It's just No. No, it's not.

Ji Where's Carter?

Just s You know, will you stop it? What?

Just stop! What?

Just tell me what you want. I don't wanna hold you up.

Larry, it's okay. It's okay.

Mr. Carter. Yeah?

My brother, he Gary

No. Girlfriend?

No. No.

Not really. How come?

Nothing serious. You a lucky man. Shit.

Now I know you are. Wait a second.

Okay. Bean bag.

On what grounds? Thanks.

See? Okay.

She fought him. None of this is public information.

She hung onto it. Holy shit. She did!

She smiled at you? Yeah.

She's gotta have a hose [grunts] Stop!

Since when? Since the fucking crib

So, pick him. Beaumont wants to.

So, when Larry Hall kills someone Does he?

So? So that throws all this in doubt.

That all? Nope.

That's it? Oh…

That's what I keep telling him. It is more historically accurate.

There's a shoebox in the laundry In the laundry room, yeah

They got what? Indiana plate number.

Today? No. [sighs]

Uh huh. Yeah. Was she w

Urine

Wait. When did he confess? That afternoon.

We got a prisoner altercation

We got it? Yeah.

We need a warrant on his home. On it.

We need him to step way up. I told him to move slowly.

We're identical twins. [Jimmy] Really?

What? Could he just be some sick asshole

What? He'll walk.

Why didn't anybody tell me? I am telling you.

Wrong direction! The other way!

Yeah, sure, man. Thank you.

Yeah, that's all you tell him. 'Cause that's pretty much all I see.

Yeah. Misunderstanding?

Yeah. Wait, what's with the pillow?

You don't say anything at all. That's what I just said.

You getting fresh with me? Yeah.

You should be in bed. [chuckles]

You think it'll endear you to Hall? Possibly.

You? At the time? Yeah

…helped you if I lived that life.

…we believe Larry DeWayne Hall may be responsible

'67 Camaro SS.

'Cause they don't give a shit, Pat.

'Cause you twist what I have to say.

"A bottle of Rayna Rison's birth control pills were found

"Come back to Indiana where she was found."

"Found in the van were birth control pills…

"Hall was pulled over near Marion in his dirty van."

"I don't know, maybe."

"I'm gonna be that guy someday

"Rayna Rison's body was fished out of pond two months later."

"Shit, what if this wack job told the same story

"The local PD focused on Rison's former brother in law."

"What makes it hard time is people giving each other a hard time.

["Battleflag" playing]

[actor on TV speaking indistinctly]

[actor] The only way we're gonna find out about that is

[bartender] Next round is up

[bell rings]

[breathing heavily]

[Brian] Thanks

[buzzer blares]

[buzzer sounds]

[Carter sighing]

[chair sc****s]

[chair squeaks]

[chuckles, stammers] Fuck off

[chuckles]

[chuckles] Gotta admit, it was an inspired move

[chuckles] He was convincing enough that I thought,

[chuckles] He'll be here tomorrow.

[chuckles] I mean, can't keep doing all the good in this relationship

[chuckles] Sound philosophy.

[chuckles] When I was a kid,

[clamoring]

[clears throat]

[clicking tongue]

[door closes]

[door opens]

[door opens]

[Dr. Zicherman] Most prisons grow predictable with time

[Dr. Zicherman] Springfield's only rhythm is unpredictability

[exhales deeply]

[exhales sharply]

[grunting continues]

[grunting]

[grunting]

[grunting]

[grunts, coughs]

[grunts] Let's not go confusing me with someone you can disrespect.

[guard on radio] Go ahead.

[guard speaking indistinctly]

[guard] Come on.

[guard] Here you go. Open

[guard] Hey, hey, hey! Come on, man!

[guard] Lights out in five, ladies.

[guard] Medical response team up here in the TV room

[guard] Open.

[inhales deeply] Okay

[inhales sharply] Accelerate your timetable.

[inmate] Ah! Calm down. What Come on, now

[inmate] It doesn't Why Why are we talking about this?

[inmate] Yeah, yeah. I'm wrapping it up.

[inmates chattering]

[inmates chattering]

[inmates clamoring]

[Jimmy chuckles]

[Jimmy's dad moans]

[Jimmy] After a night. Yeah

[Jimmy] All right

[Jimmy] Did you give it to Carter?

[Jimmy] Hey, can I ask you something?

[Jimmy] How you doing?

[Jimmy] It okay to be down here?

[Jimmy] Real arrowheads?

[Jimmy] Yes.

[Larry chuckles]

[Larry sighs]

[Larry sighs]

[Larry speaking indistinctly]

[Larry] He didn't know what reenactments are,

[Larry] Hmm.

[Larry] Hmm. Could she get someone to help?

[Larry] I keep an eye on the boiler

[Larry] In jails I just clean up spills and fix things. That's hardly important

[Larry] Well, I like Mopar parts, you know

[Larry] Why are you being nice to me?

[Larry] Yeah.

[laughs]

[laughs]

[Lauren] "On March 27, 1993,

[Lauren] But when you questioned Hall?

[Lauren] Have you made contact?

[Lauren] We left you a few messages

[Lauren] Yes

[no audible dialogue]

[no audible dialogue]

[person coughing]

[person speaks on TV]

[player 3] There it is.

[player 3] Watch it.

[players grunting, shouting]

[prison guard speaks indistinctly] Your time is up.

[radio chatter]

[radio chatter]

[rock music playing]

[scoffs] I wasn't sticking up for you

[sheriff sighs]

[sheriff sighs]

[sighs, sniffs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs] Just go back.

[sighs] Just sang his ass off.

[sniffs] Come on, Larry. You got your two o'clock.

[stammers]

[stammers] He's a fucking guard. He'll get to me.

[stammers] I don't care. The girl? I don't care.

[sucks teeth] Matte black with Cragars and fat ass 60s on it.

[TV presenter speaking indistinctly]

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