Twisted Page #4

Synopsis: Jessica Shepard is an on the rise police officer of San Francisco's esteemed police department, after having solved a big case about a serial killer. Her mentor John Mills is proud of Jessica as a father would be of his daughter, since Mills was the partner of Jessica's late father. With a newly established promotion, Jessica finds that she might once again have to prove herself in a department that takes no prisoners. Not to mention a new partner named Mike Delmarco, who might be Jessica's next closest thing to a confidant. However, a man has been found dead and the two officers are brought into the investigation. What they find is a surprise when the dead in question was a man Jessica slept with, he being part of a list of one night stands that Jessica has engaged in. Now under suspicion and a terrible drinking problem gnawing at her, Jessica will have to prove to her superiors and to her skeptical partner that she's not the one behind the murders and Mills is one of the few people s
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Philip Kaufman
Production: Paramount Pictures
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Metacritic:
26
Rotten Tomatoes:
1%
R
Year:
2004
97 min
$25,047,335
Website
301 Views


- All right.

Wilson, Delmarco. You remember

Wilson, my old patrol partner?

- Hi.

- Hey.

OK, here we go.

Any signs of cause of death?

I don't know, man. But at first glance,

I'd say he was beaten to death.

What's the score?

We're up three, top of the fifth.

Jesus Christ.

Who'd you piss off?

OK, what have we got here?

Let's take a look.

Interesting.

OK, inspector,

let's see what you got.

- I don't think it was done here.

- Right. Good.

- So?

- We should check the tide charts.

What's that?

Hey, Lopez, my key still good?

- Yeah, Mike. Anytime.

- Tomorrow.

She'll be waiting.

Marine unit, my old unit.

Tomorrow, me and you,

we gonna go for a little boat ride.

Hey. Check it out.

- Cigarette burn.

- Nice.

- Perfectly centered. Looks fresh.

- Yeah, let's get a photo.

Get me a photo here.

Close-up of the cigarette burn.

- Nice and tight.

- OK.

One more. Good.

Thank you.

Looks like he's been hit

with a blunt instrument.

Precise. Very professional.

Something like this.

Now batting, first baseman,

J. T. Snow.

- OK, see you later.

- You all right?

Don't sweat it,

you'll get used to it.

It's not that. I think I know him.

His name's Bob, he drinks gin.

Nothing more you can tell us?

I told you, I don't really know the guy.

I met him once, about a month ago.

But you said you were intimate?

I picked up a stranger in a bar

and had sex with him.

You ever picked up a woman

in a bar, lieutenant?

Yeah, in my fantasy life.

All right, I'll give it

to Parker and Lewis then...

- Hey.

- Wait a second. Hey.

- What is she, a suspect?

- Come on, we got the call.

All right, it's yours.

Okey-dokey.

We have got Bob Sherman.

Confirmed death,

eight, nine hours prior to discovery.

The weapon is a small blunt object,

and the kill shot is a blow

to the right temple.

Although this guy was definitely beaten

postmortem as well.

And trace evidence...

... nada.

Look, there are no fibers, no hairs.

I tented this guy.

I even super-glued him up.

I could not raise a single latent.

Sorry.

Shepard?

We'll talk later.

- Hey, Mike.

- We'll find the current that carried

this guy here. Last night was windy.

Flood tide was about five knots.

The body could've drifted a long way.

I bet they could tell us

what happened.

They've seen all the bodies

floating on the tides.

They've seen all the smugglers.

There's hundreds of different

dumpsites, hiding places.

Heroin, cocaine,

illegal pharmaceuticals, party drugs.

You name it. I've chased a lot of guys

right down in there.

I know every nook and cranny,

every secret spot.

I'm like the sea lions.

They're my neighbors.

- See that place in there?

- You live there?

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