Jesse Stone: Sea Change Page #2

No.

- Did you talk to you ex-wife?

- You think that's what makes me drink.

- Do you drink when you work?

- No.

- So then you drink when you get home.

- I have two drinks.

- Did you had two drinks last night?

- No.

- And did you talk to your ex-wife?

- I talk to her every night.

- And did you speak with her last night?

- Are you sensing a breakthrough?

Do you drink, when you're

involved in a serious crime?

- No.

- Because?

- It would be unprofessional.

- So you stop.

- Yes.

- As long as you need to.

- Yes.

- And how long do you need to?

- It depends.

- On what?

On how long I need to.

If you've got nothing to do,

pal, find something to do.

If it's not important,

make it important.

Rose, where do we keep

the unsolved cases?

You mean where do "I" keep

the unsolved cases?

- What kind of cases?

- I want a homicide.

There's three. 1905, 1923, and 1992.

- You know?

- Yes...

- How do you know?

- I'm the dispatcher, I know everything.

Molly rearranged my files,

I rearrenged them back.

- You said you wanted to get in the field.

- Not in this field...

- And you're sure you can find it.

- I'm sure...

No other customers, just, uh, the bank guard...

...Hasty Hathaway, and the bankteller.

A robber takes the teller hostage,

uses her as a shield.

The bank guard gets off

an errant shot...

... as he's dragging her out

the door. Then they disappear.

You know, in six months,

none of this is gonna be here,

some guy bought up the whole point,

gonna put up forty houses...

- Yeah, rich people from Boston...

- Do me a favor...

Tell the town council not to

reassess and raise my taxes

A tenuous relationship at best.

Ever since our friend Hasty resigned.

They don't seem to understand...

...why I was hired to begin with...

but I will tell them just the same.

Anyway, two years later some hunters find

the teller's body in her shallow grave.

- Why are you so sure you can find it?

- It would be hard to forget.

Because?

I threw up all over the body,

first time I saw her.

Well, that would be a reason.

I'll have a cappucino.

I threw up the first time

I found a body.

That's comforting.

And that's when Lou pulled you out of field?

Yeah, well, he promoted me to dispatcher...

- And this is the spot.

- Yeah.

How you know?

This is the rock I sat on after I threw up.

- This about the right depth?

- Yeah.

Oh my God! The grave is empty!

Maybe that's because the body

was removed thirteen years ago.

Jesse, what are we doing?

We're waiting for a clue to pop up.

We had this coroner in L.A.,

with that asian guy

he recovered this body in her shallow grave,

just kept saying "Dig deeper! Dig deeper!"

Because he was asian?

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