Nine Dead Page #4

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Hey.

Guys, I might be a little

screwed up,

but I just spent

I'm trying to be a reformed man.

What did you serve time for?

Grand theft auto.

Not child molestation?

No, that's all they could

hit me with.

You see,

they couldn't find a body.

You're a winner, ain't you?

Thank you.

Piece of sh*t.

I think it's about time

we heard from you.

All right.

I'm Leon, from L.A.

My brother and I used to do work

up and down the West Coast.

What kind of work did you do?

Looking for this?

Don't give me those

f***ed-up looks.

At least I never sexed

and killed no kids.

I never killed anybody.

But I'd rob your ass

if the price was right.

Cash is king,

and I stick to what works.

But guns?

Guns can be better

than cash.

Kelley, did you ever

prosecute Leon?

No, he doesn't look familiar.

That's because

I never got caught.

Yeah, well, our friend

out there caught you.

Yeah, coming out the USC

library no less.

The library?

Yeah, it pays to do research

in my business.

If the cop and Kelley

know each other

and Christian and Vegas Sully

know each other,

then it would make sense

that we're all connected here,

whether we know it or not.

Well, if I busted you, you guys

would know better than me.

I mean, that list is long.

Yeah, I'm in the same boat.

I wouldn't even know

where to begin.

But in my business,

we don't do this sh*t.

I forget how you people can be

so thoughtless and careless

when it comes to human life.

I spend every waking moment

serving God

by trying to help people

in my community,

and all you seem to do

is try to destroy life.

You put yourself

up on a pedestal,

but you're here

just like the rest of us.

So why don't you stop talking

about why you shouldn't be here,

and let's figure out

why you are.

Hey, Eddie.

Eddie.

What?

Nobody's stopping you

from talking, Eddie.

I work for

a health insurance carrier.

I'm from Barstow.

That's fascinating.

Any other useless facts

you'd like to pass around?

I'm doing my best.

Tell us about your work.

What do you do?

Come on, what do you do, Eddie?

Okay.

A couple of years ago,

I helped out my brother-in-law.

He has colon cancer.

My company does a lot

of experimental medical work,

and I falsified his forms

so that he can get

the treatment.

But I did it to help

my brother-in-law.

I mean, this doesn't make sense.

I'm a good person.

I don't deserve to be here.

I shouldn't be here.

Hey!

Relax there, leaky faucet.

Okay.

I'm human.

Jesus Christ, Eddie.

So you know, I mean,

all right.

Everybody have a look.

You know, laugh.

But you know what?

If we don't start confessing,

I mean,

we're never gonna

make it out of here alive.

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