Jesse Stone: Sea Change Page #3

No. Because he was stubborn.

And anytime some would ask "why",

like you keep doing...

...he'd say "because I'm a

stubborn asian guy".

Why?

That's not the point.

The point is...

...he dug up the murder weapon.

That was sloppy police work, Lou.

Thank you.

- She's afraid of me.

- Oh, she'll be okay.

- Can I talk to her?

- She won't talk to you, Luther.

- Because?

- Because she's afraid of you.

- D'Angelo!

- So Luther, do you remember anything?

I remember cookies.

And I remember juice.

Cranberry juice.

You were shot at the market, Luther.

Oh.

Anything new on the drug case, Lou?

Excuse me?

Anything new on the drug case?

Not really.

And no blood at the scene.

Apparently not.

There is nothin in the report...

No, a lot of things are in the report.

I know you're fond of your old boss...

...but that report is a mess.

And what was the robber wearing?

Jesse, I know these are

the robber's clothes.

He didn't need the hostage anymore...

...so he shot the teller, buried in a

shallow grave, changed his own clothes...

...buried them, so he

wouldn't be recognized.

Well, actually he buried his clothes,

and then he buried the teller...

...doesn't it seem backwards to you?

- I guess it could be...

- Lou should've found these.

- He found the body, that's pretty big.

- Actually some hunter's found the body.

And what d'you suppose

made these holes?

- Ugh, fifteen years underground?

- Organic matter.

How was the body ID-d?

- Her mother.

- Not even dental records?

"Mary Lewis came in, looked to the

body, and said 'that's my little girl' ".

Excuse me.

- I'm Chief Stone.

- My name's Sam Holton.

My daughter Cathleen.

Why don't we go on into my office.

Officer Gammon.

We'd just passed Paradise Cove

when it happened.

On one of those yachts

come up for Raceweek.

What happened?

I was raped.

- Do you know who did it?

- The owner of the boat.

- Do you know the name of the boat?

- The "Lady Jane".

- Could you pick the owner out of a lineup?

- Yeah.

Good. Officer Gammon will take the rest

of your report and then we'll look into it.

Now if you excuse me...

- Have you talked to your wife?

- Ex-wife.

I'll take that as a "no".

I thought you spoke to her every night.

- Not lately.

- Why not?

- She's seeing someone.

- At night?

- Yes.

- At your house?

- Oh, yeah.

- How do you feel about that?

Like I wanna kill him.

Do you imagine her

with him, having sex?

Yes.

- Does she tell you about it?

- No.

- So, in fact, you don't know

what she's doing.

I don't know anything...

So you invent it.

How long have you been

inventing her life?

- I'll take that as an "always".

- Not always.

- Since the divorce?

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