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The Thief pops the labeled tube down the chute.
The Thief disappears out the open window. The window closes,
becoming...
Another window, in which we see reflected the lens of a
telescope and, in that lens, the image of the office where
the thief has just been. A silhouetted FIGURE is looking
through the telescope.
Through the scope's lens. Close detail of the Office where
the thief had been. We see light fall into the room as the
Figure exits a door and softly closes it. The Image lightens
and DISSOLVES INTO:
INT. PETROTEX HEADQUARTERS - VIDEO - DAY
The Board Suite on VIDEO, daytime, with COPS and
INVESTIGATORS combing the crime scene. The Security Guard
being interviewed, lots of activity.
FIRST TECHNICIAN (O.S.)
Look at those a**holes.
INT. WEBBER INSURANCE - MAIN OFFICE - DAY
The video plays live on a large monitor in a big bullpen of a
room, all Herman Miller partitions and work stations butted
together, row upon row of them. This is where the world's
biggest insurance companies track down major theft losses.
FOUR TECHNICIANS work at computer monitors, calling up
security plans, art data, details on possible suspects.
HECTOR CRUZ enters, crisp, professional, an ex-FBI man who
thinks he's smarter than anybody else, and is almost right.
Cruz glances at the cops working in the Board Suite, knows
they'll never figure this out.
CRUZ:
If the Rembrandt were lying on the table,
they'd toss their donuts on it.
Another Technician manipulates computer representations of
the system on screen.
SECOND TECHNICIAN
We did a hundred simulations. No way
anyone could have got in.
CRUZ:
Too bad someone did.
The other Technician scrolls faces on his screen.
SECOND TECHNICIAN
We're checking airline and immigration
records against known aliases.
Cruz turns to the Third Technician.
CRUZ:
How much we in for?
THIRD TECHNICIAN
Twenty four million.
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