Deadly Sanctuary Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2017
- 100 min
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and that goes a long way.
Thank you.
- Well, then.
- [chuckles]
We're a small newspaper,
so we wear lots of hats
and we do a lot of covering
for each other.
But don't worry.
There's plenty going on around here
to keep the job interesting.
And I hope you aren't
looking to us as a stepladder
because that's not gonna happen, doll.
Is that what happened with the
person whose job I'm filling?
I mean, it doesn't matter.
- I shouldn't have asked.
- No, no.
A reporter's job is to ask questions.
John... His name was John.
John had a nose for trouble
and could turn a phrase.
He could've hung his hat
with any of the big dailies,
but he liked it here.
Why did he leave?
Don't know.
He just up and disappeared.
We had the sheriff's posse
search for two weeks
before calling it off.
No evidence of foul play,
but truth be told,
John did have some enemies.
Just none who wanted to kill him.
What kind of enemies?
Husbands.
Boyfriends.
A couple of ex-wives.
Our sheriff.
He was tapping the sheriff's wife?
Oh, no!
The sheriff is Roy Hollingsworth.
Now, Roy, he was pretty hacked off
about John's allegations
that the sheriff's office
had bungled the case of two girls
whose bodies were found
in the desert last year.
John was not shy about
claiming that the sheriff
was uncooperative
in furthering the investigation.
Were the girls murdered?
Both deaths were ruled accidental.
So why was he suspicious?
I found this in his desk drawer.
Check it out.
He didn't tell me anything
other than to say
he'd been going through
the dead girls' files
at the sheriff's office
and he found that.
Something weird.
I would like to follow up on this.
Okay, but I have a full list
of assignments for you already.
If you want to investigate this
in your spare time, that's cool,
but let's just keep it
between ourselves, okay?
- Okay.
- Got it?
Got it.
And be careful.
Ginger!
Welcome aboard, Kendall.
What? I was just walking by
and I heard ya.
Show Miss O'Dell where her desk is,
and make sure
she has everything she needs.
Sugar, you have a place to stay yet?
No, actually,
I have the perfect place for you.
[chuckling]
Tess Delgado, she's in Phoenix
recovering from back surgery.
at her place till she gets home.
And the best part,
Oh, hey!
Sounds too good to be true.
Tess had a couple there
who left in a hurry,
and they didn't take their deposit.
It's ten miles out in the desert,
and Ginger can show it to you
if you're interested.
Yeah. It has to be better
than the tiny apartment I had in Philly.
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