[ Violin ]
- [ Animal Calling ln Distance ] - [ Car Door Opens ]
- [ Car Door Closes ] - [ Animal Hooting ]
[ VioIin Continues ]
[ Stops ]
[ Animal Hooting ]
[ Grunts ]
[ Gasping, Grunts ]
[ Loud Grunting ]
[ Gasping ]
[ Quiet Sobbing ]
This must seem Iike sIumming to you-
speaking at my IowIy graduate seminar.
WeII, someone's got to set your students straight about my work.
- Just pointing out the fIaws. - And you're doing a fine job.
- Have you two aIways been Iike this? - No, we're far more civiI now.
- [ Laughing ] - I'd Iike to have seen Lightman at Oxford.
Yes. Back when he was a real student of psychoIogy.
- Are you sure you want me sabotaging your students? - No.
But I don't have another Iecture ready, so you're on.
- Right. - Because people have got to know...
whether or not their president's a crook.
WeII, I'm not a crook. I've earned everything I've got.
I Iove this guy.
You see how he's, um- he's Iooking down, and he's- he's nodding?
He's contradicting his own statement.
He hesitates before saying he's earned everything he's got.
Yeah, and notice the- the crossed arms.
He's defensive.
- Which means he's fuII of it. - [ Students ChuckIing ]
Um, he's not nodding his head. He's Iooking down at his notes.
And being defensive doesn't mean you're Iying.
Well, one of these things by itself may not be conclusive...
but when you put them together, they add up to deception.
Yeah, or you're Iooking for things to prove deception, so you find them.
lf Lincoln were showing the same behaviors, would you say he was lying?
I'd say he was Nixon in a LincoIn mask.
[ Laughing ]
All right. Let's do a practical demonstration...
and then you guys can see for yourseIf.
- We need a voIunteer. - How 'bout you?
- Mr., uh- - Martin.
- Martin WaIker. - Right.
So I've got 1 0 pictures. Um, pick one.
Either Iie about what you're seeing or teII the truth, and Dr. Lightman wiII read you.
Okay.
Now, what about stakes?
I read your book, Dr. Lightman.
Without stakes, it's hard to spot a Iie.
- There's no fear of being caught. - All right.
A hundred bucks says I can read you Iike a book.
- AII right. - [ Murmuring, ChuckIing ]
Yeah.
Pretty girI.
College age, l'd say.
PonytaiI, bIonde.
Big eyes.
A paIe pink bIouse.
You Iike the Iadies, Martin?
Yeah. What's not to Iike?
WeII, in that case, you're taIkin' out of your ass...
'cause whatever you're seeing there, you don't Iike it.
[ Scattered Chuckling ]
- [ Surprised Murmuring ] - What do you say now, Dr. Lightman?
- DoubIe or quits. - [ Male Student ] Oohl
All right.
[ Sniffs ]
Guy tied to a chair.
He's soaking wet.
Being zapped with electric cables...
Iike you'd use to jump-start a car.
TotaI rubbish.
[ Murmuring ]
Okay. I think that's it for today's cIass.
Um, our thanks to Dr. Lightman. Always entertaining and fascinating.
[ Students Applauding ]
We'II do this again.
A bad day for the Lightman way.
Let me take this. Where you going?
Did you put him up to this?
How couId I do that? I mean, your technique is fooIproof, right?
Yeah. Here's the probIem.
Martin Walker's a psychopath.
ProbabIy a kiIIer.
Just thought you shouId know.
[ Man ] Dream, send me a sign
Turn back the clock
Give me some time
l need to break out
Make a new name
Let's open our eyes
To the brand-new day
[ Bell Tolls ]
Right, in a heaIthy kid, you wouId expect to get...
arousaI and revuIsion.
What we got in Martin...
was revuIsion and arousaI.
Revulsion can appear to be arousal. Markers are similar.
lt says so right in your book, Cal.
Those pictures aren't proof of anything, Dr. Lightman.
- Look- Look, we saw the same indicators in Ted Bundy. - Bundy?
Yeah. He was a good-Iooking feIIow.
KiIIed about 60 women- you know, give or take.
- Dr. Lightman is prone to the dramatic. - Aren't we aII?
Oh, pIease. Martin exposed your science to be fIawed.
So, what? Therefore he has to be punished?
Dr. Foster, do you concur with your coIIeague?
I didn't see what he saw.
But reading facial cues isn't my specialty.
WeII, it is mine.
l suggest you bring him in for a psych evaluation.
Without something more substantiaI, I can't justify that kind of action.
AII right.
If the university isn't Iooking into...
at Ieast one missing persons case...
I'II eat my shoes.
AII right, mate?
I think I'm onto something there.
A sophomore girI went missing a month ago.
The poIice have no evidence of fouI pIay.
It's, uh- It's an open case, and they don't have any Ieads.
Except the one I'm giving you.
I'II ask the poIice to taIk to him, but quietIy.
In other words, you'II do sod aII.
Just say it.
I haven't got a cIue what you're on about.
Fine. I'II say it for you. You're mad I didn't back you up.
But, CaI, I didn't see what you saw.
- Beating you a coupIe of times doesn't make him a psychopath. - Once. He onIy beat me once.
The second time, I Iet him win...
'cause I wanted to see how much he got off on humiIiating me.
AII right, there's a Iot of peopIe out there might enjoy doing that...
but they aII know me.
He doesn't.
So yeah, I'm gonna need his medicaI fiIes...
and any psychoIogicaI profiIe that might exist.
- You know that those are confidentiaI. - Yeah.
- No time for ethics on this one. - CaI, you're crossing that Iine.
HeIen's aIready crossed it.
One shouId not shag one's students...
especiaIIy not the psychopathic ones.
Know what I mean?
I never said I saw aIiens.
I saw an unidentified fIying object.
Now, what is so Ioony about that?
WeII, the schooI board is gonna say there's a Iot Ioony about it.
I'm not crazy, Ms. Torres.
FrankIy, corroborating your story- it's gonna be a IittIe difficuIt.
What'd it Iook Iike?
The overaII gestaIt of the thing was, uh-
It was Iike a hockey puck or a jeIIy doughnut.
Were you drinking or taking any medication?
I was as dry as the Sahara.
WouId you describe what you saw as extraterrestriaI?
Look, uh...
when the Greeks saw Iightning in the sky...
they attributed it to Zeus, aII right?
And when the aborigines witnessed HaIIey's Comet...
they thought it was a mighty shaman.
That's a trap that aIways ensnares us-
the- the need to expIain.
Well, this U.F.O. claim seems like it's part of a pattern.
Last year, you took your biology class to the county morgue.
Then there was a 3..00 a.m. comet-gazing workshop...
you heId on the roof of the, uh, gentIemen's Iounge.
It was a strip cIub, but it had the best view.
We're not here to assess his Iesson pIanning, Ria.
When l saw the U.F.O., l called the local news.
I caIIed the airport. I caIIed Maddox Air Force Base.
I got stonewaIIed.
Then somehow, word got out...
that I'm proseIytizing about IittIe green men in the cIassroom...
which I'm not.
Oh, you're adding conspiracy theory to your cIose encounter?
- Ca- Can you give us a sec? - Sure.
I'm seeing how he reacts to an attack. Lightman 1 01 .
Is he showing any markers of deception?
You reaIIy want to take this case?
Is the guy an eccentric? Yes, of course. Big time.
And so am I. Have you seen this shirt?
But I think he's being raiIroaded.
CouId he have reaIIy been the onIy person to have seen something so-
Extraordinary?
Listen, I've stood in front of the mirror.
I've asked myseIf, ''Is this the face of a crackpot?''
Well, maybe it is.
But this crackpot is one heII of a science teacher.
I Iove my job, and I don't want to Iose it.
We're going to do everything we can.
[ Chattering ]
l thought you were only here to humor me.
Yeah, weII, what do you want from me? OId habits die hard.
l'm writing down all the places that we followed him to...
and writing down everything that he does in each spot.
WeII, you better make a note. He's troIIing for a victim.
[ Sniffs, ExhaIes ]
CaI, so's every guy in this spot. He's 25, singIe.
He's out the door with that girI in 1 0 minutes.
Any takers?
[ Chattering ]
[ Martin ] Oh, I'II give you a ride home in my car.
lt's not much, but she runs good.
- You shouId aIert the IocaI poIice about this one. - And teII them what?
- There's a guy goin'on a hot date? - Here we go.
- WeII, he made us. - About bIoody time.
You having fun pIaying detective?
This is Ben ReynoIds of the F.B. I.
Is he gonna give me a parking ticket?
We can't have you hurting that girI, now, can we, Martin?
She's safe enough.
Now she is, yeah.
Hello, Martin.
- You knew I was coming. - Ah, that's what predators do.
They check out their territory.
You kiIIed that missing girI, didn't you?
Of course not. I'm harmIess.
Now I know I'm right.
I must admit, you had me going there, just for a minute.
The police talked to me today about the missing girl.
But you knew that.
What about that girI tonight? What were you gonna do to her?
Oh, l was just gonna give her a ride home, like a good Samaritan.
Thanks to you, she had to waIk. I hope she made it okay.
So, uh, are you just gonna foIIow me the rest of my Iife?
No, I won't have to. You'II mess up.
Mmm.
You know what my dissertation was on?
How patience is adaptive.
Hunters are at the top of the food chain, and they aII take their time.
Patience...
I find, is overrated.
I noticed.
You Iike to push, make things happen.
That's when peopIe trip up.
Most peopIe.
You're gonna Iose this game.
- It's not a game, Martin. - Sure, it is.
You Iove it just as much as I do.
I see it.
You're Ieaking joy.
[ ChuckIes ] I'II teII you what.
You beat me, and I'II even give you back your 200 bucks.
Good chess pIayers think five moves ahead.
Great chess pIayers think one move ahead...
but it's aIways the right move.
[ Door Opens ]
Right, I want these eveyywhere.
HaIIways, coffee shop, uh, bookstore.
- Any empty space, aII right? - Okay.
Very subtIe. You pIan to stick around for the Iawsuit?
That's just where I want the man- in a courtroom.
Oh, reaIIy, CaI. When did you become such a fascist?
Pentagon, 2003, among other pIaces.
It shows.
We both know this is not about Martin. This is about us.
''Us'' was 23 years ago. I think I'm over it.
Interesting how you remember the exact number of years.
Yeah, it's bloody fascinating, isn't it?
You cannot quantify behavior, CaI, which is what you're trying to introduce to peopIe.
I provide a tooI, aII right? PeopIe misuse that tooI, it's not my fauIt.
Look at Martin, aII right? He is a Ioony.
AII right? And if I'm right, you couId be puttin' these women in danger.
- And if you're wrong? - I'II recycIe.
- The thing about CaI is, he's- - InsufferabIe.
No. WeII, yes. I mean, s- sometimes.
- God, has he always been like this? - Yes.
OnIy more so.
A word.
He is not someone for the Iong hauI.
Oh, no, no. We're not-
Just keep your distance...
or you couId find yourseIf a very IoneIy woman.
[ Stapling ]
One time, he brought in these kittens and said we should dissect 'em...
and this girI Lisa compIeteIy freaked and caIIed the cops.
But he was just teaching us to, like, question authority.
Did Mr. Hixon ever say anything about aIiens?
Well, he said he saw something and asked us what it could have been.
[ Ria ] And flying saucer made it on the list?
- Yeah. - Right underneath the magic brownies?
You didn't think that was funny, Andre?
'Cause that thing you did, where you just Iooked down and away- that's regret.
Ease up on the Jedi mind tricks, okay, Obi-Wan? You don't know me.
WeII, maybe you are the person...
who toId peopIe that Mr. Hixon saw aIiens.
Look, aII right, I didn't say nothin', and I ain't on triaI.
Andre. Andre.
Hey, Andre.
What's with the shame?
- Did you see the same thing Hixon saw? - I didn't see anything.
Hey, Iook.
You can either sac up right now...
or you can spend the rest of your Iife wondering if what you saw was reaI...
and if you couId have saved Mr. Hixon's job.
[ Beeps ]
It was reaI.
[ Beeping ]
You like Mr. Hixon, so you Photoshopped it.
Look, he didn't forge it. That's exactIy what I saw.
Is the video reaI? Yes or no?
Yes.
Okay.
WeII, if this is what you saw, it must've been picked up on radar.
And if not, then there's gotta be an expIanation.
Yeah. Like the air force don't be Iyin'.
- [ Hixon Chuckles ] - [ Beeping ]
We need to draw 'em out. We need to get something we can read.
- WeII, how are you gonna do that? - FiIm at 1 1 :00?
Martin should be home any minute now.
It is so wonderfuI you're considering him for the- What was it caIIed?
- The- - Lightman SchoIarship.
- Oh! - Uh, it- it's our department's most prestigious award.
Thank you.
Every winner has to have a biographicaI profiIe, aII right?
So- Oh!
ShaII we, um, start with earIy chiIdhood?
Oh, Martin was a very happy chiId. Loved sports. Um-
Any head injuries?
Trauma? Like that?
What we mean is...
did he have to overcome any difficuIties as a chiId?
- WeII, no, not- not reaIIy. - [ Door Opens ]
Oh, Martin!
The- The people are here from the Lightman Scholarship.
[ Door Closes ]
No, Mom, they're Iying to you.
I don't- What?
He has a grudge, Mom. He wants to destroy me. Look at this.
Now he's saying I hurt a girI.
This is- This is outrageous. I want you out of my house.
WeII, don't you want to know if it's true?
Mrs. WaIker, a girI is missing.
You can't beIieve that Martin wouId ever hurt anyone.
Oh, she's not so sure. Me- [ ExhaIes ] I'd bet your house on it.
We shouId be moseying aIong.
UnIess, of course, there's something eIse you want to teII us.
I have nothing to say to you. I am so sorry, Martin.
I didn't- I reaIIy didn't know who they were.
No, that's okay, Mom. You know, it's not your fauIt.
- [ Cup Clatters ] - It's okay, Mom. They're goin'.
You saw her when I said he was guiIty, right? She crumbIed.
- She was taken by surprise, CaI. - Surprise, my ass.
She's scared to death of him. She knows he's guiIty too.
CaI. Maybe you are seeing what you want to see.
You buying his act, are you?
I think you and HeIen have a Iot of unresoIved issues.
l think you two were a couple when you were a student...
and I don't think you Iike your repIacement.
You know, you're startin' to sound a Iot Iike HeIen.
l mean that in the nicest possible way.
When I'm sure you're right about Martin, I wiII back you a hundred percent.
Oh, yeah? Here.
Maybe this wiII heIp convince you.
It was just Iayin' about.
[ Laughing ]
- He has a sister? - Apparently, yeah.
There's not a singIe picture of her in the house though. Not that I couId see anyway.
- [ Young Martin Shouting ] - What is this?
That is video of little Martin...
and presumabIy an oIder sister.
And where'd you get it from?
Borrowed it. Is that the background?
Yeah. And I didn't have to break any Iaws to get it. Here.
Well, obviously, Martin had a sister. Her name is Marcy.
She's two years oIder than him.
- WeII, what happened to her? - She drowned in that pool when she was seven.
- [ CeII Phone Rings ] - PoIice report says that Martin witnessed the whoIe thing.
Excuse me. ReynoIds here. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
WeII, Mrs. WaIker Iied about Martin's happy chiIdhood.
You seein' a pattern then?
- CaI, he was five. - Two and a haIf times the terribIe twos.
What was the name of that hospital again?
AII right. My man. That was my buddy from the force.
-I asked him to keep his ear to the ground about missing women. -There's another one?
No. But a sophomore at Chesapeake University was attacked two days ago.
LuckiIy, she was abIe to get away.
He thought that there might be a connection, so he decided to caII me.
- Have the- the poIice shown her the poster? - No.
She had a mentaI breakdown and she isn't taIking.
What exactIy's happening? Thank you.
Hey, Loker, I don't want to be on camera. What do you- Damn it!
I gotta go.
Ah, man, I am such a kIutz. I-
Oh, geez. I Ieft my opposabIe thumbs at home. Let me buy you another one.
- No, it's okay. - No, reaIIy it's not.
Here. Another one of what I just spiIIed and a, uh, raspberry tart.
- You okay with raspberry? - Yeah, sure.
- A Iot of action, huh? - Nah, I don't know.
UsuaIIy just duII stuff Iike oId Iadies smuggIing perfume.
Mmm. WeII, maybe duII is good.
- Whatever you're doin' now is stressin' you out. - [ ChuckIes ]
Yeah, it's ironic. I'm, uh- I'm usuaIIy the one to read peopIe.
But you're right, I am stressed.
You need to reIax.
You know, I'm goin' to a concert tomorrow night.
MostIy VivaIdi.
You want to come?
Uh-
It doesn't have to be Iike a date or anything, you know.
I mean, you couId meet me there.
No, yeah. I'd- I'd- I'd reaIIy Iike to go.
Let me give you my number.
Did I mention I know your boss?
What?
See, he thinks I'm some kind of psycho kiIIer...
that I get women aIone, attack them.
- What do you want? - Just to make a point.
And what point wouId that be?
That if Lightman was right about me, you'd aIready be dead.
[ Van Door Slides Shut ]
So, to be cIear...
the Lightman Group is putting its hard-won reputation on the Iine...
for a U.F.O. sighting?
Now that we have a second eyewitness and physicaI evidence...
we think that it's time that we got some answers from our government.
Aren't you worried this couId become a nationaI security issue?
WeII, if the air force is teIIing me the truth...
and they didn't pick up an object this size...
then we've aIready got a huge probIem.
Mr. Hixon is telling the truth.
When you know that, why not bet the ranch?
VaIerie, I'm gonna show you a picture, okay?
[ Paper Shuffling ]
Is this the man who attacked you?
VaIerie?
- That's a yes. - The poIice interviewed Martin.
You want to take a look at this case file?
- Nah. They probabIy Iet him go with an apoIogy. - Yeah, you got that right.
- Hey. - Dummies.
I thought you was off chasing U.F.O.'s.
Yeah, weII, the office toId me where you were. That's him. This guy.
This- This guy, he- he just bought me a cup of coffee...
and he was- he was gonna take me to a concert, but I was-
How did you reaIize that that was him?
Uh, he said he knew Lightman.
He said that if he was reaIIy the kiIIer, I'd be dead.
- Is that the girI he attacked? - Oh, yeah.
You okay?
Yeah, she'll be fine.
WeII, now you're here, make yourseIf usefuI.
Go in there and bond with VaIerie over being aIive.
AII right?
l understand, Valerie.
What happened to you, it- it aImost happened to me too.
Look at me, VaIerie.
This guy bumped into me at a pastry shop.
By the time we got outside, he feIt Iike a friend, and-
That's what he does. He appeals to who we are.
Like he sees us when nobody eIse does.
Look, I know this is painfuI...
but you're aIive, VaIerie.
The next girI might not be.
He... drowned me...
over and over.
All that water.
I died...
three times.
Bastard waterboarded her.
[ Ria ] l'm so sorry.
[ Sobbing ]
And wh-
when I wouId come to- [ Gasping ]
his mouth wouId be on mine.
And then he wouId do it again and again.
I begged him to just Iet me die.
But he wouIdn't.
Maybe he did.
Can you bring him in now?
HeII, yeah.
[ Ben ] VaIerie identified you as her attacker.
I'm sorry for her.
I reaIIy am.
But if the poIice beIieved her, wouIdn't I be under arrest?
- You stalked her- - Did CaI coach the girI?
-just like you stalked that girl the other night? - Get her to name Martin?
I know how manipuIative he can be.
She was bareIy responsive.
WeII, have you seen her fiIe?
She's spent haIf her Iife on antidepressants.
Here's how it reaIIy happened. VaIerie came on to me.
WeII, you shouId know that we're getting a warrant to search your car.
- Now, if we find any evidence that she was in it- - You wiII.
I gave her a Iift home one night from the Iibrary.
Yeah, but see, the thing is, she never made it home.
You tried to drown her three times...
then you dragged her into the woods and tried to bury her.
That never happened. I mean, she's obviousIy troubIed.
- Anyone can see that. - [ Cal ] That's why you picked her.
She's troubIed, she's vuInerabIe...
and you prey on the weak, right, Martin?
Listen, aII I was doing was showing the girI some kindness.
No, she's the perfect victim, right?
Traumatize her, you break her, she begs to die.
- She's just your type. - That's not true.
- I Iike strong women. - Oh, Iike HeIen, you mean?
Oh, she's a stronger woman. TeII me, how does that work, I mean, with you two?
What? Do you- Do you pIay the woman in that IittIe scenario, do you?
l mean, who's the pitcher, who's the catcher?
Do you just-you're just following orders?
I mean, you- you- you do as she says? Is that it, eh?
l wouldn't worry though.
Oh, I'm sorry. Did you think what was going on between you two was reaI?
Did ya?
Well, take it from me, it's not. l mean, l've been there.
No, she's had dozens.
She- She gets bored, she moves on.
Like heII!
I think we're done here. Aren't we, Martin?
If you say so.
Martin's gone. You seen enough?
He never admitted to anything.
WeII, did you expect him to?
Must be frightening, falling for a monster.
Okay. So you know.
I figured that's why you had a probIem with him-
the fact that he and I were-
weII-
Oh, weII, now you know better.
Or you shouId.
- Right. Come with me. - Where are we going?
Scene of the crime.
He tortures...
and kiIIs young girIs.
Every girI he tortures or kiIIs...
is on your conscience, Mrs. WaIker.
I onIy Iet you in here because HeIen has been a friend to Martin.
Nonsense.
You feeI guiIty 'cause you got a kiIIer for a son.
[ Clock Ticking ]
How come there's no pictures of your daughter anywhere?
Did he kill her?
- [ ExhaIes ] - Did he push her in the pool?
CaI.
You can't face the truth, can you?
So you pretend she doesn't exist, she never existed.
I mean, that's the game here, right?
Please.
I put my trust in Martin, my faith.
l do care about him.
Now I need to know.
[ InhaIes, Sharp ExhaIe ]
[ ExhaIes ]
WeII, that's one heII of a rogue's gaIIery.
WorId's greatest con men.
- Yeah, more Iike psychos. - Yeah.
To Iive with themseIves, to deny their humanity-
it's, uh, quite a trick.
You know, if you can, uh, puII off somethin' Iike that...
it's not reaIIy hard to fooI the rest of us.
Your friend Loker toId me.
Yeah. I shouId've seen it.
Ah, kiddo, you probabIy got him right.
Me too, for that matter.
What do you mean?
WeII, I am a crackpot.
It's not aII I am, but, uh, it's the truth from time to time.
And in a smaII enough moment...
even a coId-bIooded kiIIer can be sincere...
seem charming even.
Now, how he got that way, weII...
I don't think that's a mystery anybody can soIve.
It must be hard, being somewhere 30 years and trying to make sense of aII this.
What's hard is, they confuse growing oId with growing staIe.
Mr. Hixon. l'm Colonel Gorman.
You were Iooking for answers. I've got some for you.
Is there somepIace we can taIk privateIy without Big Brother?
Ever heard the term ''shattered bone''?
lt's, uh, air force code for a B-1 bomber...
that's hijacked or missing with a nuke on board.
This is what your cIient witnessed two weeks ago.
That's Captain Eric Neubauer, decorated veteran.
Cracked and broke radio contact.
We shot him down 500 miles off the Carolina coast.
This was not a standard-issue aircraft.
But this does seem like a standard-issue lie.
It might not have Iooked Iike it on the ground...
but there's a fIash drive with cockpit video in the fiIe.
So what do you want us to do?
You want us to go aIong with some sort of cover-up?
I wouIdn't caII it that.
What happened was a tragedy for the piIot's famiIy...
and an embarrassment for our base.
Are you nervous, CoIoneI?
This is a sensitive case.
l told my C. O. that, given your relationship with the F.B.l....
that we couId trust you.
I wish the feeIing were reciprocaI.
[ Eli ] The best lies are covered with half-truths.
I have no doubt that you had a piIot who cracked, who was shot down.
Everything in that file happened as described.
You have no idea what was in the sky that night, do you?
That's the best answer you're going to get out of us, Mr. Loker.
If your cIient's smart, he'II accept it.
Smart?
Or spineIess.
The air force is never going to admit to a vioIation of U.S. airspace-
not by a Russian MiG or by a U.F.O.
You and I know that.
But we aIso know that what Mr. Hixon saw was not a B-1 .
So what if there was a way for the air force to cover its ass...
and aIso save a teacher's job?
Look, Martin, it's over.
Let- Let's not make a thing out of this.
Lightman's behind this, isn't he?
- No, he isn't. - I don't beIieve you.
You've been different since that day in cIass.
He may have started me thinking about us...
what- what we're doing, but that's aII.
[ ChuckIes ] I mean, you said you Ioved me.
Yes. I know. I shouIdn't have. I'm sorry.
- That wasn't fair. - That I was important to you!
Your work is important to me.
We can stiII be friends, work together.
We stiII have that.
- Let go of me! - [ Phone Rings ]
HeIen Dezekis.
Dean Warren? Yes, Dean Warren, one minute.
Okay, HeIen.
Look, I understand. Big age difference. I'm sorry.
[ Door Closes ]
[ ExhaIes ]
Well done, love. All the right notes.
What now?
WeII, with any Iuck, he'II come after you with a vengeance.
[ Rapid Breathing ]
[ Car Stereo.. Violin ]
Oh, God.
[ Ben On Earpiece ] Don't worry, Professor Dezekis. We have eyes on you.
[ ExhaIes ]
- [ CeII Phone Beeping ] - [ Line Ringing ]
- CaI? - HeIen.
- You sound off. - Nice read. Very perceptive.
Yeah, weII, I can be from time to time.
Can we taIk Iater?
Yeah, it's a date.
I toId you, Lightman-
I'm aIways five moves ahead.
[ Orchestra.. Classical ]
- [ Gasps ] - WeIcome back, Lightman.
[ Shaky Breathing ]
You ready to die...
again?
[ Panting ]
[ Animal Hooting ]
You know, if you kiII me, right...
they'II do you for murder?
I mean, right now you couId probabIy pIea-bargain it down...
to kidnapping or forced Iabor or something.
You know what you need, Lightman? You need a gun.
- But you don't have one, do you? - I've got you thinking though, don't I, eh?
l mean, it's funny, 'cause a minute ago, you were in full control.
Now Iook at you.
You know, after I get done here, I'm gonna take care of HeIen...
then l'll bury you side by side.
It'II be romantic.
There's a girI buried around here then?
- How many? - This is boring, Lightman. Keep digging.
[ ExhaIes ] Oh, sorry. I'm staIIing.
You do know I've got a G.P.S. tracker on me, right?
Have some dignity, for God's sakes.
Don't humiIiate yourseIf.
You do the bIoody digging. Go on.
You do it.
That just means you'II die for reaI sooner.
The shrinks are gonna have a fieId day with you. You know that, don't you?
l mean, what is it with you and water?
Did you- Did you push your sister in the pooI?
No.
- She feII. - You didn't heIp her though, did you?
You just watched her drown, right?
Yes.
Why?
I wanted her bike.
- [ Siren Wails ] - [ Ben ] Drop the gunl
- Drop itl - [ Man ] Drop the gunl
- Drop it! - Hands up!
[ Police Radio Chatter ]
lt's like you said-
They onIy have me on unIawfuI detainment, at worst.
She's buried somewhere here.
- She's probabIy just before the road. - There aren't any bodies.
When they roIIed up, you Iooked- you Iooked towards the trees.
That's where your secret is, right?
[ Ben ] Sweep the area.
Right? You owe me 200 bucks, you bastard!
[ Police Officer ] Get digging herel
[ Officer Chattering ]
ln vino veritas?
That's the onIy truth I'm gonna get, apparentIy.
I just perpetrated a Iie on an entire schooI.
WeII, I thought the F-88 was a good compromise.
I mean, it couId've been what he saw.
Yeah. But it wasn't.
You saved a man's career. That's no smaII feat.
What do you think that is?
I don't think that's a mystery anyone can soIve.
Hey.
So, uh, they dug up four bodies.
I didn't see it, CaI.
Uh-
I mean, not at first anyway.
- I couId have saved you some grief. - That's okay.
I'II take it out of your wages.
WeII, you thought I was obsessing on HeIen, right?
It's not beyond the reaIm of possibiIity.
You Ioved her, didn't you?
We had our moments.
I mean, it's not Iike she's HeIen of Troy or anything.
You know?
Fancy a quick bite?
Um, thanks. I've got work, so-
Okay. Another time then.
Yeah. Another time.
I'm gIad you're okay.
- Night then. - Night.
ENGLISH - US - SDH