Misery Loves Company: The Life & Death of Bruce Gilden Page #4

I'm gonna find out.

Erika, will you drive

Your mother home?

Sorry, darlin'. I'll be home

In time for dinner.

Hey!

What is this?

Lean forward, Mr. Kritzky,

???

I will not,

You little bast...

Place your clothes

On this table,

One article at a time,

Very slowly.

Start with the left shoe.

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???

No talking.

We must search your clothes,

Then do a cavity search.

A cavity search?

This--this is absurd.

You call William Colby,

D. C. I., immediately.

You tell him that Leo Kritzky

Is being held here.

He'll clear up any confusiving.

???

Now shall we start again,

Mr. Kritzky?

Your left shoe,

Slowly, please.

How about...

Begin with your father?

Jim,

It's me, Leo.

Leo Kritzky.

Start with your father.

Can i have

Some water, please?

Water in the bowl.

???

You're crazy if you think Im

Gonna drink out of a toilet.

When you get thirsty enough,

You will.

Bill, for chrissakes, this has

Got to be a blind alley.

I've known Leo since Yale.

We rowed together.

We roomed together.

I'm the godfather his children.

I-i-i would stake

My life on him.

And what

If it's true, jack?

It isn't.

It can't be true.

All those ops that

Went sour on Torriti,

Your assets in Berlin,

The professor...

That ballet dancer--what was

Her name? Rainbow, sniper?

Rainbow?

Kritzky worked

With the wiz in the '5

He knew every detail about

Your mission in Budapest, jack.

He was Bissell's right-hand man

During the bay of pigs.

Who better?

Who better

To be a KGB mole

Than the man running

The soviet division?

This kind of thing's

Happened before--

Fee was

A e slative aide

???

???

Just imagine the kind of inside stuff

He could have gotten

On Vietnam.

Makes me sick

To my stomach.

Weeks, months...

It's really no skin

Off my nose.

I'm not in any hurry.

U like to begin

With your father,

Or should i

Come back tomorrow?

You son of a b*tch.

My father's name

Was Abraham Kritzky.

He was born in

The Jewish quarter of Vilnius

In November of 1896,

Emigrated to America

In the 1910 pogroms.

Go on.

He got a job

Working at

The triangle shirtwaist factory

Sewing bands inside hats.

He was there when the famous

Fire of 1911 broke out

And killed 150 seamstresses.

He got out with his sewing

Machine strapped to his back

When firemen hacked open

A locked fire door.

Did the experience

Make him bitter?

Yeah. Of course

It made him bitter.

Did it turn him

Against capitalism?

Jim, you know,

I-i went over all this

When i was recruited.

The company knows everything.

There are no secrets.

My father's a socialist.

It's common knowledge.

He was a bleeding heart,

Which wasnt a federal crime?

Until the house un-American

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