Naked Alibi Page #2

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- No.

- Then I don't see how you can...

He did it. I saw his face.

Proof Joe. What proof have you?

Give me a little time with him.

I'll have all the proof I need.

Look Joe, I like you.

But I don't know what's got into you.

Maybe you're working too hard.

You're getting yourself

a rough reputation.

Take a tip. Change your tactics.

Or you'll find yourself without a job.

Now you better turn Willis loose.

Alright.

Alright, you can go.

I don't know what you're trying to do.

I won't be a fall guy for anyone.

I'm innocent... Honest.

Put a tail on him.

Sgt. Rawlins.

Vic, I want a tracer out on Al Willis.

- Morning George.

- Morning Jane.

George.

- Lawn sure looks a lot better.

- Henry's got a green thumb.

Bye, dear.

- I guess I should have been a gardener.

- Yeah.

I really got the touch.

Well, maybe some day

I'll get a little nursery.

At 11:
45 last night, Willis left his

shop and went to the community church.

I waited across the street to watch

the front and side door.

20 minutes later I began to wonder.

Walked over, looked inside.

No Willis.

Figured he went out the back door

so I scoured the neighborhood.

Nothing!

2:
20 I spotted him

back in the shop, mixing dough.

That's about it, Chief.

Yeah. Go along home.

Nice.

Nice...

Another flower over here.

- No, I don't think so.

- Johnny's going to like it.

Hey, what is this?

Search warrant Mr. Willis.

- What d'you expect to find.

- We're not particular.

As long as it's

a German Mauser or explosives.

Explosives?

I don't know what you're talking about.

11:
45 at night is a strange time

for a man to go to church.

I go to church when I wanna.

No rule says when a man can prey/

You didn't go there to prey.

You ditched your shadow,

wired Sgt. Jenkins car with a bomb.

Bomb? Still don't know

what you're talking about.

Where were you this morning

between midnight and 2:20?

I was...

I was at the er...

At the Merchants club.

That's right. We had a...

a big party, a celebration.

Why leave the church by the back door?

The club's on 4th Street.

It's closer that way.

- Lots of people at the party.

- Yeah, and they saw me.

Liquor?

You went in, spread yourself around

for an alibi and left.

Why do I need an alibi?

I haven't done anything.

Leave me alone. I'm trying

to live a decent, simple life.

So were those three dead officers.

I want to hear all about it.

Everything!

I want a full confession.

Crazy.

You're crazy.

I hear... Andy Babcock's

getting up to chief.

I guess they can use these alright.

The department's been

called off Willis, you know.

Commissioner thinks the killer's

one of the Stennell crowd.

It's not your problem any more.

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