Saving Shiloh Page #3

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Shiloh don't even know the word "sniff."

Sniff. Do it like this:

- You're such a bozo.

- I'll get you for that.

Come on.

- Marty.

- What?

What do you got, Shiloh?

Hey, look at this, Marty.

This boot had the foot

of a dead man in it.

And I suspect a body is nearby.

- Murder funny to you, Marty?

- You don't know whose boot that is.

Could be anybody's. Even if it does

belong to the man from Bens Run...

...even if Judd did murder him...

...just because he wrecked his truck

don't mean it's where he's buried.

- One has nothing to do with the other.

- Criminals always return to the crime scene.

- Judd's conscience drove him here.

- lf Judd drove here to cover the crime...

...why would he purposely

wreck his truck?

That would draw suspicion,

it's ridiculous.

I will give you one thing. He might have

buried the body someplace else.

The accident doesn't have to be connected

to the crime for Judd to be guilty.

- We ought to go.

- But keep the boot.

Come on, boy.

Good work, Marty. I wouldn't wanna be

a vet's assistant. Harder than being a vet.

Doc Collins, you know now

that Judd's got his dogs back.

How can he keep them

from getting mean again?

Well, just like folks,

you can't tell what they'll do.

Some folks grow up treated badly,

and they turn out real nice.

Others, they lash out, wanna treat

everybody the way they were treated.

- Same with a dog.

- So, what should Judd do?

Fence the yard, so he doesn't

have to chain them.

When you chain a dog,

he knows he can't fight...

...so he acts as ferocious as he can.

He should stop kicking them

or beating them with a stick...

...but that takes common sense.

Shake, Shiloh. Shake. Shake.

Good boy. Good boy.

Marty, help set the table.

Mrs. Wallace said she invited Judd

for dinner for Saturday night...

...and he said he was going away.

She doesn't believe him, though.

- Why not?

- What friends does he have?

I think he made the whole thing up

so nobody would feel sorry for him.

Why don't we have Judd here

for Sunday dinner?

- Yuck, are you crazy?

- No, it's just the right thing to do, that's all.

That's a good idea, Marty...

...but this Sunday we're going to

Clarksburg to visit Aunt Hettie...

...and then we're gonna go see

Grandma Preston at the nursing home.

Not the whole day. Please?

I don't wanna sit in a nursing house

with a old woman who steals false teeth.

Dara Lynn, you know better than

to talk about your grandma like that.

If she had her mind back,

she wouldn't do half the things she does.

But it's not fair that Aunt Hettie has to

spend every weekend alone with Grandma.

Goodbye, weekend.

Your turn, Shiloh.

Dad!

- Marty, was that gunshots?

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