Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt Page #2

of your tenants.

What's with the hat?

You're acting like you're

the police chief.

I am the police chief.

Since when?

Since today.

I know, it's April,

and I'm overwatering.

It's not that.

Damn shame about Chief Butler.

It is.

Rose's husband.

Do you have a warrant, Chief?

It's not that kind

of thing, Stan.

He's probably on a monthly.

Well, we have

a lot of those, Jesse.

As you might remember.

You also might remember I have

a policy of confidentiality.

It's given me

many repeat customers.

Perhaps you could think

of me as a former tenant.

Why did you leave anyway?

You know I fixed

the leak in your unit,

got rid

of the moldy carpet.

Jim Gammon.

Cottage 30.

Hello, Jesse.

Jim.

I'm looking for Rose.

You didn't expect

to find her here.

I did not.

You don't know, do you?

What don't I know?

I thought you were close.

We are close.

But you don't know

where she is.

That's correct.

She took my kids away from me.

Can you think of a reason?

I know a lot about divorce.

I don't have to talk to you.

You got somebody

you can talk to?

I know someone.

She sold the house.

You're such a good friend?

Find her.

Some kids have started a bonfire

out on the point, okay?

I'm worried about my house.

Some kids have started a bonfire

out on the point, okay?

I'm worried about my house.

Where's Molly?

You mean Rose.

Why am I always

calling Rose Molly?

I have no idea, Hasty.

So where is Molly?

She quit to have baby.

Wait a minute.

Didn't she quit to have a baby?

When was that?

Three years ago.

So, where's Rose?

She's not here.

Well, who's manning the phones?

No one.

You think that's wise?

I don't.

This is an emergency;

I think you should call Rose

Tell her to come in.

I don't think I can do that.

Because?

My sense is she quit.

No, Luther quit.

He did.

So, where's Rose?

She quit.

How do you know?

Because no one's

manning the phones.

What do you know?

I know she left town.

No, I mean about the murders.

How do you know it's murder?

Well, they sure didn't

blow themselves up.

What do you know?

I can't tell you.

Why can't you tell me?

Because I'm the police chief.

I represent the town council.

Hasty, you just got back on.

Carter Hansen's the president.

He represents the town council.

Jesse, how do you think

you got your job back?

You think

Carter Hansen wanted it?

I wouldn't think so.

I'm very fond of you, Jesse.

I know that, Hasty.

Was that the phone message

that sent them to the point?

You weren't supposed

to hear that.

I think that Butler was mixed up

in something illegal.

You're not a cop, Hasty.

What do you know?

You need someone

manning the phones.

Skeffington, Skeffington,

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