Loose Cannons Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1990
- 94 min
- 289 Views
The launch came up out of
the water at high speed...
...sailed through all this debris here...
...and then, before final impact,
two victims were thrown clear.
Then when the launch finally
came to rest, two other gentlemen...
...one dressed as the Queen of Hearts
from Alice in Wonderland...
...and the other, probably dressed
as the Mad Hatter...
...jumped out of the boat and ran.
Then someone in the powerboat
And over the fence went
the Queen of Hearts.
Oh, boy, the Queen of Hearts. Good.
Now we'll finally find out who
painted the roses red, won't we?
Now, at this point, all the men
in the powerboat came ashore.
Someone killed the rabbit right here,
where the body was found.
Then two men chased the fat man
dressed as the Queen of Hearts...
...but he got away.
Someone tormented the German
gentleman dressed as the Cheshire Cat.
He taunted him from here all the way
over to here, then shot him.
Here, where the body was found.
That's as detailed as I can be
with cursory examination.
It's reasonably accurate. I could
answer questions now if you want.
Do you want them
one at a time or all together?
- Oh, give them to me all at once.
- Okay. How do you know the gunfire...
...came from this alleged powerboat?
How do you know anybody escaped,
let alone two people?
How do you know one guy
was dressed as the Queen of Hearts?
How do you know he was overweight?
How do you know this guy was German?
How do you know
that he was tormented?
Finally, how do you know
any of this sh*t?
Physical evidence.
Look at all these hits around here
I've marked with the yellow pegs...
...and up on the doors.
- That could have come from the shore.
- No.
Why?
I pulled all kinds of.30 caliber
slugs and shells out of here.
weird ordnance for an amateur.
I figure the guy must have been a pro.
Look at the door.
Looks like the Dow Jones
Industrial Average.
No professional marksman is that
inaccurate, indicating the firing began...
...when the boat was bobbing in the
water, hence the erratic pattern of fire.
How do you know the guy
dressed as the Queen of Hearts was fat?
here on the fence...
...indicating whoever wore it got over
the fence. Look, you see this flower?
See? This flower. See?
It's a rose. See the rose?
It's a rose worn by the Queen of Hearts.
See, there's her eye.
So if we project just how large this card
might have been on a costume...
...we can conclude that the man
who wore it was of great bulk.
That's why I figure there were two men.
The guy who wore this...
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