Small Town Crime Page #2
Mind if we do this outside?
Appreciate you hanging around.
I know the process.
Figured I'd save you
some time.
You look like sh*t.
I missed my shower
this morning.
Hmm.
You've been drinking.
Do you even have a license?
- Work permit.
- Got it on you?
Do I really have to deal
with this sh*t right now?
For all we know, you hit
that girl with your car.
[Mike] You wanna look
at my wheels, Pete?
- They're right over there.
- Why don't you wait it out
- in the car?
- [Pete] I'm all right.
I know.
Lot of the guys are still
pretty ticked off
with how it went down
with Burke.
All right, let's talk about
this girl you found.
I need you to start
from the beginning.
Don't leave one
damn thing out.
Think she'll make it?
I've seen them
come back from worse.
Is she local?
Could be.
How old is she?
Early 20s, I guess.
Cops have any idea?
They were asking me.
[Teddy] Really?
You know,
this could end up
really nice for you.
You know,
damsel in distress
and here comes her knight
in shining armor.
You don't get involved
with a victim, Teddy.
- That's policy.
- Stop.
- [Mike] It's policy.
- Stop with the cop talk.
You don't have to worry
about that anymore.
[dramatic music playing]
[car engine revving]
[tires screeching]
What is that,
blood in there?
Yeah.
That sh*t's gonna be extra.
[door closes]
Oh, man.
Good thing you don't
have any interior.
- I appreciate it.
- [man] Thanks.
Found this,
underneath the seat.
[engine revving]
[phone beeping]
[phone line rings]
[operator] Southside Medical.
Yeah, ICU, please.
[operator] Please hold.
[Tammy] ICU, this is Tammy.
Hello, this is Mike Kendall.
I brought in a girl
yesterday morning.
Jane Doe, early 20s,
she was banged up
pretty good.
[Tammy] Oh, yeah.
Hi, Mr. Kendall.
I've got some
of her belongings
and I'd like
to drop them by,
personally,
to her.
[Tammy] Sorry,
guess no one told you.
She... last night
she passed away.
[tires screeching]
[car horns honking]
[Tammy] Mr. Kendall,
are you still there?
No, I'm still here.
Sorry to hear that.
[Tammy] Yeah.
Was her body identified?
[Tammy] I'm sorry,
I can't tell you that.
You'd have to contact
the police.
I understand.
- All right.
- [Tammy] All right,
well, you take care.
I will.
Thank you.
[engine idling]
[revving]
[dramatic music playing]
[indistinct chatter]
Pretty sure
that's gonna kill it.
Tina, why don't
you have a seat?
I'm working, Mike.
Come on, please?
It's been a sh*t day.
Fine.
Two minutes.
It's good to see you.
Yeah.
Been a while.
You look great.
What are you
doing tonight?
You're looking at it.
You wanna stop by
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