The Lost Angel Page #4

Genre: Thriller
Director(s): Dimitri Logothetis
Production: MTI Home Video
 
IMDB:
3.6
R
Year:
2005
77 Views


a different spiritual exercise.

So we kept a watch

on the priest,

and when the killer came,

we got him.

What the hell's he

doing here?

He came to ask you

some questions.

Detective Zilinsky has been assigned to

the Morrison investigation.

Brian Wall's suing

the department.

We all have interviews

with I.A. tomorrow.

Come on, guys, we got bodies

stacking up, one a day.

What's going on here?

Please continue.

Inspector Palmer, I have a few

questions for you.

Later, we're busy doing something you I.A. officers

don't understand. It's called work.

Father, please, take the floor.

I was just saying, you're

probably looking for a

white male, with a traumatic childhood,

maybe elapsed Catholic

who used to be a member

at St. Rita's.

- Or a janitor.

- Not again with Brian Wall.

He's still our number one suspect.

With an unshaken alibi that you

provided him with.

Banks, he was a janitor

over at St. Rita's.

Now, we know this because of

the investigation, right?

I'm staying on him.

Really? He's already walked.

Maybe he did the first one and

the second one he had a partner.

Or maybe he did the first one,

the second one was a copycat.

We have no idea what we're dealing with.

I think he's involved.

I'm staying on him.

All right. Let me put one of

my guys on him.

Fine. Just make it your best guys.

I want guys on the Church,

I want guys on the rectory.

Julian, what about your guy?

Well, he said check the West Side for

the next warehouse display.

Okay, did he say how he gets

this information?

Street rumour, Billie, you know.

Yeah, just... stay on him.

I'm so sick of this, all the time.

Every time I go and see this guy, he complains and

moans about growing up in a county orphanage.

It's easy enough to concentrate

black and whites on the West Side.

Problem is, by the time this guy starts

shopping for warehouses,

we got another dead Catholic.

So bring me something better.

La Mont, are you there?

Yeah.

Anything?

Just a lot of snow.

Roger that.

So, do you ever?

Ever what?

You know, you and your partner.

Who's asking?

Don't get pissed.

I'm just curious. That's all.

I got her back, okay?

I can read that. 'Cause she's

your... partner.

- No, not so much like a partner, more like a...

- A boss.

I got her back,

just say it that way.

I guess you better.

I was just curious, that's all.

Why? Is you job

that dull, Banks?

I guess her personal life's

kinda full.

Who's got time for personal life?

Not with that sister and all.

- Something about her sister?

- Yeah.

What's up with that?

Like I said, who's asking?

Damn! Coffee on the lap.

That's great!

Banks, your geniuses lost Brian Wall.

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