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151
Let's find out what it is first. 152
It would be highly improper of me to
accept any evidence in this fashion. 153
Fine. 154
It'll take me a few days
to get it analyzed. 155
You'd have made a good cop, Michael. 156
You like the smell of blood. 157
Dr. Glass. 158
Hold on. 159
I was just thinking about you. 160
I might have more
psychiatric evaluations for you. 161
That's nice, but I'm busy
at the moment. 162
Oh, that's a pity.
You were so good with Catherine. 163
She tells me you're very perceptive. 164
She's very perceptive herself. 165
I hope Detective Washburn isn't giving
you cause for... 166
...concern? 167
What do you mean? 168
Well, given his past record. 169
What past record? 170
I want to talk to you. 171
Oh, so now you want to talk. 172
Look, this "Dirtiest Cop in London,"
it doesn't mention him by name. 173
But this "Detective X,"
is that Roy Washburn? 174
Is it Washburn? 175
Excuse me? 176
Yeah, it's him. 177
Are you sure? 178
Adam may have been a sloppy writer,
but he had excellent sources. 179
What about perjury, intimidation,
falsifying evidence. Is that true? 180
A policeman fabricating evidence. 181
But you have proof? 182
How about Kevin Franks
and the Case of the Killer Orgasm? 183
When I did Catherine Tramell's
assessment, I read that report. 184
Those syringes found in the car
contained DTC. 185
Yeah, well, who found
the syringes in the car? 186
But why would Washburn do that? 187
Adam thought he did it to set up
Catherine Tramell. 188
Why didn't he write about it? 189
That's the whole point. 190
He was going to. 191
Then he got killed. 192
I owe you an apology.
About Roy Washburn. I... 193
I don't like apologies. 194
I also don't like people stealing things
from my apartment. 195
The insulin? In case you haven't had it
analyzed yet. 196
Insulin? 197
My friend's diabetic. 198
Let yourself out, doctor. 199
Hello, Michael. 200
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