Boy Wonder Page #4
- Do you understand? - I wanted him go
to his room! That's exactly what I mean!
Believe it or not, he's gonna f***ing listen
to me when I tell him to do something!
Say that one more f***ing time.
You touch him again...
and I will f***ing kill you!
Giving me orders now?
Is that what you're f***ing doing?
Who the f*** do you think
you are talking to?
My f***ing house, and I don't like the way
you f***ing said it!
Just shut your f***ing mouth!
So what do you think?
About what?
About his story.
popped and he's dead.
That's what I think.
Want anything?
No, I'm good.
I also think that more than likely
that little criminal in there killed him.
But of course we're never
going to know that because as usual...
nobody saw nothin'
and we got no murder weapon.
So you don't believe anything
No.
What I know...
is that a patrol car saw
our boy and the victim,
the night of the murder.
Couple of hours later,
Tony's dead.
And the next night...
junior mafia in there
takes over the business.
My money's on him.
Tony was a pretty
serious guy.
that kid. He's too young.
Did you grow up in
a big family, Ames?
Yeah, I did.
Why?
- That explains it.
- Explains what?
You've got
"look at me" syndrome.
- What?
- Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you come from
a big family, see,
so it's hard for you
to get attention.
It's hard for Mommy and Daddy
to notice you.
- Really?
- Yeah.
So you gotta make a big deal
out of everything.
- Oh, boy. - No, I mean you
gotta over achieve.
You have to excel
at all costs.
- "Look at me" syndrome.
- I see.
And you've deduced this from what?
Me wanting to do my job?
Or should I say,
wanting to do our job.
All I'm saying is...
don't make more out of this
than it actually is.
Look, there are a hundred people
out there that wanted Tony dead.
He was a true piece of sh*t,
drug-dealing pedophile,
I might add.
But in the end...
killer is usually the first guy
that comes to mind.
- Really?
- Yeah.
Thank you. It's great.
Homicide 101. I can manage.
- I'm just trying to help.
- You wanna help me?
- Yeah. - Go get me some coffee.
That's how you can help me.
Only if you come with me.
Here.
What's his story?
Who, Sean?
Man.
Mother got her head blown off
right in front of his face.
Like 10 years ago.
Car jacking.
- That's horrible.
- Yeah.
He's been coming in here
ever since then.
Baldwin lets him look
at mug shots,
see if the guy got grabbed
for something else.
So he just let's him come in
and use the computer unattended?
That's not exactly
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