High Heel Homicide Page #3

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Come on.

Just kiss me,

girl, just hug

Let it all...

Yeah, we gon' cut

Don't worry

you'll get messed up

When you see it

like this, like

really don't worry about

nothin', baby, just hah.

Yep, thanks.

(SIGHS)

His alibi checks out.

He was at the house party

till about 10:
00 p.m.

and all his three witnesses

saw him leave

with a very attractive blonde.

But we still don't know

who the woman was,

- so maybe she...

- No.

We got her name

from one of the guests.

She confirms that she

went home with Mick,

and she was with him all night.

- He's in the clear.

- Damn.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Homicide.

Do we have an ID on the body?

Okay, we'll be right there.

We've got another one,

looks like the same killer.

(SIGHS)

First an A and now an L?

Jesus, I hate these sicko cases.

- What does it mean?

- I don't know.

I was just talking

to this guy yesterday.

He and Tom knew each other,

that must be the connection.

You don't understand, Maggie,

I knew these guys, too.

I used to run with them

back in the day.

You ran with bad cops

and drug dealers?

I got lucky.

I avoided doing anything

suspicious to I.A.

and when the bust went down,

I took it

as a wake-up call.

It changed my life.

I just wish I knew

what these letters meant.

A-L, Al.

Was there a guy named Al

in your old gang?

No.

Sam, look at this.

That looks like our killer.

Look at the print,

it's a high heel.

We're looking for a woman.

Well, then that might explain

why we find our victims naked.

What, so she screws them

and then she kills them?

It wouldn't be the first black

widow case we had on our hands.

But what about the letters?

I don't know.

Sam, you should be careful.

If the killer is targeting

guys in your old neighborhood,

- you could be next.

- I appreciate the concern,

but I don't plan on

following any women

into a far-off place

to get laid.

But I know someone who might.

Good morning.

Hi.

How are you?

What a pleasant surprise.

- Um...

- It's Sarah.

Sarah. Of course, I

knew... I knew that.

Sorry to drop by unannounced,

but I think

I left my earrings here

the other day.

Oh, you... you should've called.

I would've...

I would've looked for them.

You didn't give me your number.

Well, that certainly

was a mistake on my part,

wasn't it?

Would you like a drink?

Sure.

You know, the cops

called me yesterday,

they asked me all kinds of

questions about the party.

Yeah, sorry about that.

Are you in some kind of trouble?

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

An old acquaintance of mine

was murdered

and I needed an alibi.

Well, lucky for you

I could provide one.

Lucky in more ways than one.

Well, now that you're here,

I was going to take

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