The Black Dahlia Page #4
Oh, God,
I got to follow you now?
Come on.
Listen, this is the last time.
Bucky, wake up.
Bucky, look out! Get down!
I was half-asleep, but Lee
had his boxer's wits about him.
He felt the blow coming.
He saved my life.
Get your motherfucking hands off
me, man. I ain't done nothing!
Yeah, what do you call that
shooting gallery back there?
F*** you, man!
Lee!
Lee!
Well, that's about it.
Thank you for your time, Detective,
and for the good police work.
Blanchard knew the white guy,
I guess.
Busted him once.
He snitched for Lee
a couple of times.
Baxter Fitch.
It's a busy neighborhood.
Take a look at top billing.
All right, easy.
Guys, guys. Please.
Don't trample over everything,
please. Easy.
Secure the area.
All right, listen up.
No reporters view the body.
You photo men, finish
taking your pictures now.
Coroner's men, put a sheet on
the body as soon as they are done.
We set up a perimeter
six feet back.
arrest him.
Now, gentlemen, before
this gets out of hand,
let's put the kibosh
on something.
With publicity,
you get confessions.
With confessions, you get
crazies, liars and false leads.
So, we keep some things quiet.
The ear-to-ear
facial lacerations,
disembowelment,
you keep this information
to yourselves.
Not your wives,
not your girlfriends,
no other officers,
and I mean no...
Bleichert, what the hell
are you doing here?
Where the hell's Blanchard?
He's right here.
in that building over there.
radio about a shooting.
Was that Nash?
No.
We had some trouble.
Stand back!
Get back of the line!
Move back. Come on, boys.
Get them back!
Hey, Raymond Nash, remember?
We need to go
check out that room.
Nash didn't do this.
No. But he beat
a woman to death.
That's why
he's our priority warrantee.
All right!
Baby.
What happened?
Nothing.
I don't want to talk about it.
Lee, Baxter Fitch just happened
to be there? What happened, Lee?
What do you know about it?
I know you, Lee.
I know you, Lee.
Lee...
He knew one of the guys, so...
Dwight, was it you or them?
He saved my life.
Hey, Kay,
who's Bobby DeWitt?
I know he's an old beef
of Lee's.
But he doesn't want to talk about
it and he gets out in a week.
You know who he is?
I'm scared, Dwight.
I'll take care of it.
You don't know Bobby.
Bobby DeWitt.
Who are these men
who feed on others?
What do they feel when they cut
their names into somebody else's life?
It was the case
that made Lee's career.
He'd never said a word
about it and I'd never asked.
One of Lee's snitches
fingered Bobby DeWitt,
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