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00:11May God bless you and keep you always, may your wishes all come true, may you always do for others,
00:22and let others do for you.
00:31May you build a ladder to the stars and climb on every road, may you stay forever young, forever young.
01:06May you stay forever young, may you stay forever young.
01:17We're very sorry for your loss.
01:21Well, let me start, please.
01:23Floyd Smyrnage held a life insurance policy we've discovered.
01:28And it pays out to you $1,100,000.
01:32Can you speak up, please?
01:34I'm sorry.
01:35Can you speak up?
01:36No one can hear you.
01:41There was a policy.
01:44Okay.
01:46Payable to you.
01:48Okay.
01:49And you had stated previously, you stated to Detective Plum that you knew nothing about this policy.
01:57I knew of no such policy.
01:59No.
02:01No way, Jose.
02:02I mean, we had to prioritize our expenses and a life insurance plan would not have been a priority for
02:10us at that time.
02:12No way, Jose.
02:13So the fact that, indeed, Floyd Smyrnage's life wasn't shared as the state learned this morning, that's been a surprise
02:20to you?
02:21Totally.
02:22I mean, I'm like, oh my God, what?
02:25You know, like, oh, what?
02:27Floyd Smyrnage never discussed it.
02:29No.
02:30No.
02:30No, I would not have been on board with that.
02:33No way, Jose.
02:34No way, Jose?
02:36Yeah, that was the thing that Floyd and I used to say to each other.
02:40Like a cute thing, you know?
02:42Like, uh, he would say, can we get a new TV?
02:44And I would say, no way, Jose.
02:46You know, or like, can we get that martial arts pay-per-view show?
02:49And I would say, no way, Jose.
02:52It was just like my cute way of saying that there was not going to be a discussion because of
02:57our priorities, which were mortgage and school expenses and household-ish expenses and medications and groceries, okay?
03:09And stuff.
03:09And then there wasn't really any money after that.
03:12It was like I was trying to get us out of debt, but it was like fucking impossible.
03:16Come on, you know?
03:17I'm sorry.
03:18I'm sorry.
03:19It's effing impossible.
03:21I'm sorry if I used the wrong word there.
03:23Just that it's just effing hard to get out from under, you know?
03:28It's like, you know, everybody has some at first.
03:33And you think, oh, well, I'll get a raise or a promotion and we'll counterbalance it, you know, like fresh
03:39start, of course.
03:41And then they just don't come.
03:43And so then you're left kind of trying to prioritize from then on.
03:47And it's, you just know that you're going to have to say no way Jose to a lot of things
03:52for the rest of your life.
03:53And a life insurance policy was one of those things for us.
03:57Do you have any secondary mailing addresses besides your office, Mrs. Love Smyrnich?
04:01Can you speak up, too?
04:04Wow.
04:09Do you have any secondary mailing addresses?
04:13I do not.
04:17Date of birth?
04:18August 1st, 1979.
04:22Place of birth?
04:24Norton, Missouri.
04:27Have you ever been convicted of a crime?
04:30Okay.
04:31So I don't have to answer that.
04:34There is a law that says that I don't have to answer that.
04:37Thank you very much.
04:39Oh.
04:40Maybe you should know more about the laws.
04:43Well, which laws should we learn more about?
04:46Missouri.
04:47JH.
04:482617.
04:49Compliance.
04:50Y4.
04:52And that's the...
04:53That's the one that I'm talking about.
04:54Not the one that you should know.
04:56Okay.
04:56Let me get that.
04:57JH.
04:59Two.
05:02Six?
05:03Yes.
05:0417.
05:06Compliance.
05:07Y.
05:09Four.
05:10Okay.
05:10Is this what I meant?
05:14That was weird.
05:15That was weird.
05:16She was weird.
05:17She was weird.
05:18Can you speak up?
05:19You could hear me fine.
05:21I could totally hear you.
05:22Wow.
05:23What?
05:26Lots of wows with that lady.
05:28Lot of wows.
05:30Oh, that was weird.
05:32It was weird.
05:34Compliance.
05:35Y4.
05:40Here it is.
05:42What's it say?
05:46Citizens with sealed or expunged convictions are not compelled to acknowledge their cases.
05:54She's got a sealed conviction.
05:56Yeah.
06:02Swearing at surprising moments can help with conversation dominance.
06:09Life.
06:11Champions.
06:12Concluded.
06:14Congratulations.
06:16You are now equipped to make a comprehensive assessment of where the value is in your surroundings.
06:25Go out and identify the dead weight in your life.
06:30Cut yourself free from it.
06:33Protect yourself and thrive.
06:37Now plan, execute, master the conditions of your life.
06:48If it was her, how did she get the bike?
06:54I rolled it on a wiper.
06:55I nailed the sprockets.
06:57Your sprockets are nailed.
06:58Were you okay?
06:59Yeah.
07:00I took it in the face.
07:03I used my hands for my profession so I couldn't make my fall of my hands.
07:07Well, you need a new sprocket set.
07:09It's gonna be a couple weeks.
07:11What have you disclosed?
07:13To them?
07:15Yes.
07:16Uh, uh, various, um, about, uh, Floyd's penis and, uh, and, and various, um, you know, uh, weight placement, uh,
07:33sex events and, um, robot, uh, signing up, going on sex.
07:51And why did you ask for me now?
07:54Because I don't want them to know anything further.
08:18I don't want them to get my own.
08:25So, I'll try.
09:11You know, before anything, it's okay.
09:15This intimacy's been missing for so long.
09:19Things have been blue around our house for so long.
09:23You know, trying to get to Richard and failing mostly.
09:27With work, debts, stuff.
09:31It just seems so simple to me that her being happy being with you.
09:39Happy being with you sometimes.
09:42It's okay with me.
09:45I just, um...
09:49I have one question.
09:51Yeah.
10:06Let the sunshine, let the sunshine in.
10:14Let the sunshine in.
10:19Let the sunshine in.
10:22Let the sunshine in.
10:26Come on.
10:30Let the sunshine in.
10:42And when you are lonely.
10:47Let the sunshine in.
10:48Let the sunshine in.
10:49Let the sunshine in.
10:50You got to open up your heart.
10:53Let the sunshine in.
10:54And when you feel like you've been cheated.
10:57Let the sunshine in.
10:59And your friends, turn it back.
11:01Let the sunshine in.
11:03Just open up your heart.
11:05Let the sunshine in.
11:06You got to feel it.
11:10You got to feel it.
11:14You got to feel it.
11:15Let the sunshine in.
11:16Open up your heart.
11:17Let the sunshine in.
11:19You got to feel it.
11:23You got to feel it.
11:26When you open up your heart.
11:28When you open up your heart.
11:29You got to feel it.
11:31You got to feel it.
11:33You got to feel it.
11:33When you open up your heart.
11:50Lately, Clark, I've been kind of worried, like, the last couple of months,
11:55that something funny will happen between you two, between you and Carol, like at the quality
11:59garden, like a lamp will fall on you guys while you're fucking or something, or...
12:03A cool bird will fly into the room when you're having a quiet moment, and you guys will be
12:06like, oh, my God, look, there's a bird's nest in the closet.
12:10We never noticed.
12:12And then when we talk about it, I wouldn't really know it.
12:17And, you know, you could probably tell that I wasn't part of it, because sex isn't...
12:24It isn't the sex.
12:25What you really share is just time alone from the world.
12:30And, man, I don't have that.
12:32I kind of just want to be there with you on the cool side of the curtains.
12:38It would just be once in a while.
12:41Just so I'm really part of it.
12:44I got the, um, the old friends discount at the quality garden.
12:54I wanted to reciprocate for all the, for all that you've, uh, all that you've done for me.
13:01I was in the old friends program, the frequent guest program.
13:05Welcome back.
13:06Oh, thank you very much.
13:09Uh, anyway, I was in the program when I worked for Pressmer Quilt Supplies.
13:13Um, perhaps, does that ring a...
13:16No.
13:17...isol toner, printer cartridges.
13:20And I thought it might help me feel a little more included.
13:23Like a little included.
13:25Well, uh, I have been frequently again.
13:30My wife has been at the quality garden frequently again.
13:34Your family?
13:36Uh, yeah.
13:38Yeah.
13:38Some of them.
13:39Some of them.
13:40And a friend.
13:41And, um, maybe we could be retroactive.
13:46Old friends.
13:48Old friends for new friends.
13:59This matter concerns the ongoing investigation of a murder case.
14:03We discovered a bank account that was used to pay for multiple visits here.
14:07This quality garden suites?
14:09Yes.
14:09There's a period of reimbursements.
14:11Several in a series.
14:14Can you explain this?
14:15This would be a retroactive application of a frequent guest discount.
14:21That was an unusual request.
14:25So, yeah.
14:26I know what this is.
14:28I remember this.
14:29And this man made the request?
14:33No.
14:34That man.
14:35He made the request.
14:36He would come sometimes on some of those dates as a member of that party.
14:46He would come with this party?
14:49Yes.
14:50And go.
14:51They would come and go together sometimes.
14:55In a group of three.
14:57Together.
14:57They would come in a group of three, yes.
15:00As a, um, threesome, if you will.
15:12We all look alike.
15:16Christ.
15:18Uh, I'm Donahue Homer.
15:20I'm working with Detective Plum.
15:22I wonder if I could have a word with her, please.
15:24Yeah, um, she told me a lot about you.
15:27Uh, all good, I hope, huh?
15:32Come on in.
15:35I never lived in the suburbs.
15:38I grew up in Chicago.
15:40I worked in Chicago for 26 years.
15:42St. Louis for 10.
15:45And I thought this case was gonna be open and shut,
15:47because it's the suburbs.
15:48It's regular people.
15:49It's normal people.
15:50Forrest has a thing with the wife.
15:52Uh, husband gets in the way.
15:54Husband winds up dead.
15:58Dark with normal.
16:01But Forrest says he had a thing with the wife, okay.
16:04Then he started to have a little feeling for the husband, too.
16:08That he would never hurt Floyd.
16:09He's saying that he loved Floyd in some way.
16:13Well, that's not real normal.
16:14No one's normal.
16:16It just looks like that from across the street.
16:21Modern love said that.
16:26Where was the other bike that early morning?
16:30That's why I came here tonight, the other bike.
16:32What other bike?
16:33Forrest said it wasn't him at the pools on that peculiar bicycle.
16:38And it dawned on me.
16:40Maybe he's telling the truth.
16:42Because there were two.
16:43He owned two of them.
16:45And we never asked where the other one was that morning.
16:49Hmm?
16:51Want to take a ride with me over to Forrest's?
16:53Well, you know, there's something that I want to, um...
16:59I'm...
17:00I'm kind of embarrassed.
17:02I...
17:03I kind of can't say it.
17:06Who want to say it?
17:08Scratch it on my back.
17:10Like in letters.
17:12Oh.
17:12Yeah.
17:12On my back.
17:13Hi.
17:14Yeah?
17:14Yeah, yeah, yeah.
17:17Okay.
17:18Ready?
17:18Mm-hmm.
17:23R.
17:24Yeah.
17:26I.
17:27Mm-hmm.
17:31M?
17:31Yeah.
17:33R.
17:34Yeah.
17:38R.
17:39Rim job.
17:44Hey, my man!
17:46Hey, my man!
17:49Hey, my man!
18:00He can't hear.
18:01Is he blind?
18:03He can't hear anything.
18:04Oh, no.
18:06Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
18:40What are they saying?
18:41There's a dance at the hotel.
18:45What is Floyd saying?
18:47He's saying it's on the other side of the hotel.
18:50I think the kid said that his parents dropped him off in the wrong parking lot.
18:54He almost walked into the pool.
18:56Yeah.
18:57Well, Floyd got him.
19:00Yeah.
19:02Wow.
19:41Nothing further.
19:44Why?
19:49Because I loved him.
20:10You loved Floyd Smyrnich.
20:13Yes.
20:14And rest would hurt him.
20:18The rest of what?
20:20The rest of the story.
20:23It would...
20:25Yeah.
20:31So your husband purchased two bicycles in the spring.
20:34Yes.
20:35Specialized.
20:36Mm-hmm.
20:37And he kept them here.
20:39Yes.
20:40Both.
20:41Hmm?
20:42Well, we have one.
20:49Where's the other one?
20:50Was it moved?
20:52I haven't seen it here for a while.
20:54I mean, since the bicycle trip, Clark and Floyd.
20:57I actually think Clark said that it was damaged.
21:00Floyd damaged it.
21:01So it hasn't been here?
21:03No, it hasn't been here for a very long time.
21:08I really don't know where it is.
21:12It's been out there all this time.
21:14Yeah.
21:15That could be the bike from that night.
21:18The account that Clark Forrest used to pay Floyd Smyrnich's life insurance.
21:23Yeah, Canadian Bank.
21:24His mom's account, yeah.
21:25I discovered a series of charges.
21:28You're going to think it's unusual.
21:29Well, unusual's becoming pretty usual around here, detective.
21:33So tell me.
21:34Floyd Smyrnich knew about the affair.
21:37Yeah.
21:38The text.
21:39You know what you're doing with Carol's not right, bro.
21:40I want to meet and get it figured out, bro.
21:42No.
21:45Floyd knew about it.
21:48Throughout.
21:49I think...
21:50You think what?
21:52I think Floyd liked to watch.
21:54Watch what?
21:56Watch Clark fuck his wife.
22:01Watch another man.
22:02Yes.
22:05What are you people doing out here?
22:12Make sure you play by the rules.
22:15Okay.
22:16Uh, a judge.
22:18No.
22:19No way.
22:21Okay.
22:22Santa Claus.
22:24Nope.
22:25Uh-uh.
22:32This is the station.
22:34I should take this.
22:34Can you freeze my sand time?
22:36How do we freeze it?
22:37I just put it on its side.
22:38Oh.
22:41If Floyd knew about this affair,
22:44was watching this affair,
22:46then what the fuck is this?
23:02Where should my legs be?
23:04Outside, Carol's.
23:06You've been doing it, like,
23:09not where I told you.
23:11You, like, wrong.
23:12Right.
23:13Like, your legs are on the inside?
23:15Mm-hmm.
23:15You should try it.
23:16It's a different experience.
23:18Okay.
23:18Cool.
23:20Some constructive criticism.
23:21I hope that's okay.
23:23Yeah.
23:26Clark.
23:28Yep.
23:29We'll talk about being
23:32DTF with our own wives again.
23:36You know, being down with our own wives
23:38just to get back to that.
23:41You know, hey.
23:42Mm-hmm.
23:43You know?
23:44Hey.
23:45Yep.
23:45Um, I have problems getting, like,
23:50you know, full on.
23:54Yeah, you know, I was reading this thing.
23:57You know, they were saying that, uh,
23:59sometimes boners, like,
24:03you know how, you know,
24:04you need readers when, uh,
24:07when we're at the age that we are,
24:09you know, it's hard to make out the words.
24:10So they're saying also
24:12you can't, you can't make out
24:14the stimulating sexual details,
24:18uh, like nipples or whatever,
24:22the same way that you can't make out the words.
24:24Like, they're just, they're harder to see.
24:26You know, you just can't see them as well,
24:27so you don't get the same reaction.
24:29You know, you don't, you can't,
24:30you don't have the same solid, uh, boner going.
24:34Even if she got her hands on the other bike,
24:36how did she get her hands on the amphazine?
24:47There's this shrug, amphazine,
24:52to go full on.
24:55And my doctor can't.
24:58What is it?
24:59Uh, it's something that helps you get full on,
25:03but I take massive pills for my curve,
25:06and Viagra, and heart medication.
25:10You can't combo these too much.
25:13It'll stop your heart in the wrong amounts.
25:18So, um, my doctor won't.
25:22What do you find beautiful?
25:26About?
25:28About Carol.
25:30Can I ask that?
25:32You get full on with Carol.
25:38Yeah.
25:40What do you find beautiful?
25:43Carol's got pretty hands.
25:46Gotta get your robot pants off.
25:49She's got a nice voice.
25:51Do you like that?
25:53Yes.
25:55How about now?
25:56Also, uh,
25:57what are these muscles called?
26:00Uh, trapezius.
26:03Carol's got a great trapezius muscles.
26:05Yeah, she does from the back.
26:08I haven't thought about that
26:11in a while.
26:13Hey, Clark.
26:14Hmm?
26:16You wanna hear the rest of the story about my dick?
26:20The, um...
26:21Yeah, the full story
26:23with the whole,
26:23the curve deal
26:25and the ordeal
26:26with that.
26:27The rest of the story.
26:29Yeah, if you feel like telling me,
26:30the ordeal, yeah.
26:32There was a car event
26:33after the news interview.
26:44Floyd, do you consider yourself a hero?
26:48Uh, I don't, no, I don't think that's,
26:49I don't think that's important.
26:51I think, I think what's important
26:54is it, like, that guy's nuts, right?
26:56You know, but he probably didn't start out that way.
26:57Like, he probably started out like he had uncles and pets and stuff.
27:00He probably started out pretty normal.
27:01You know, his parents probably had to come
27:03to the heartbreaking realization
27:04that something was probably really wrong with him.
27:06Something they couldn't fix.
27:07But they never quit, you know?
27:09They never gave up.
27:10They're the heroes.
27:11That's, they're the heroes.
27:13You know, that's...
27:14No doubt about that.
27:15Yeah.
27:17I gotta go.
27:20We probably won't use any of that.
27:22Well, hey, when's this gonna air?
27:24Uh, we don't know yet,
27:25and it might not.
27:34That smashed your dick?
27:36No, it smashed my wrists.
27:38That dick smash happened after that.
27:40After the wrist cast.
28:00That smashed your dick.
28:02No, no.
28:20Now I'm back.
28:21On my way to the interview,
28:23totally protected from the rain.
28:25I'm in a suit that I feel really good in
28:27that Carol got for me,
28:28and I felt loved.
28:30Man, I was ready.
28:34And then,
28:35my life changed forever.
28:53I never went into the board of trade that day.
28:56Now, practice the sentence you have created.
28:58I don't want you to know
29:04I love you
29:07I love you so
29:12Nighty day
29:16Come on, baby
29:18Come on
29:31What does that mean?
29:32It means giving back is very important.
29:34We're all part of a community.
29:37And what about this stretching gesture?
29:40Oh, very.
29:40Isn't that cool?
29:42No, because I can hear,
29:43so you can just say it.
29:46I just wanted to show you I was good at it.
29:48I just learned all that on the train.
29:50You're part of a family, too.
29:53You know, you go to Chicago
29:54to get a job in financial trade
29:55and you come home with two broken arms
29:57and some dumbass plan, Floyd?
29:59How do you say that every year
30:01you don't pay your taxes,
30:02you owe more money?
30:05They could take our house.
30:09I, um, you know,
30:10I don't, I didn't learn that much,
30:12so I was just starting to learn it
30:14because I,
30:17you know, for the first time,
30:19I realized what I wanted to do
30:21and be in this world.
30:24Unbelievable.
30:29So, what happened to your dick?
30:31Oh, that was
30:32a way after.
30:34Oh, damn.
30:35I gotta go, Clark.
30:37Okay.
30:39Can I ask you something?
30:40How often do you two,
30:43I mean,
30:45I hope, is that,
30:46is that cool?
30:48Me and Emmy?
30:50Um,
30:52not for like,
30:55like, ten months,
30:57maybe
30:59more than that,
31:00a little?
31:02Yeah.
31:04Same.
31:05Maybe more.
31:09I wanna be full-on
31:10on the cool side
31:11of the curtains
31:12with Carol.
31:13I wanna see those things
31:14that you
31:16talked about,
31:16like our hands
31:18and stuff.
31:20And where are your readers?
31:22Right?
31:22Big deal.
31:23Yeah, maybe.
31:25Get the details?
31:27Okay, I'll wear my readers,
31:28but also
31:30amphazine.
31:31I think I can get back
31:32with that.
31:34You know,
31:35I can get over
31:35this ump stuff.
31:37I can be with her
31:38the way she remembers
31:39when she remembers.
31:43I mean,
31:43we had some fun times,
31:44you know?
31:46Yeah.
31:52Will you get me
31:53this prescription?
31:55What's it called?
31:56Amphazine.
31:58And it's dangerous?
32:00No.
32:02It's only dangerous
32:02in the long amounts.
32:04You'd be careful?
32:06Yeah,
32:06I'm only gonna take
32:07enough to get full-on.
32:09That's not a lot?
32:10No.
32:12No,
32:12it's not a lot.
32:14Look,
32:14my doctor's just
32:15being overly cautious.
32:17You can get it,
32:18easily get a prescription
32:19from any doctor
32:20to give it out
32:21for depression.
32:22I just can't get it
32:23because I got a weird dick.
32:41Okay, man.
32:43Hey, bro.
32:45Uh,
32:46yeah,
32:47I'll do it.
33:00I'll do it.
33:02I'll do it.
33:07I'll do it.
33:08I'll do it.
33:11I'll do it.
33:11I'll do it.
33:12I'll do it.
33:13I'll do it.
33:15I'll do it.
33:26Dude, you have life insurance now.
33:33Raymond?
33:34That's your middle name, huh?
33:36Yeah, what's yours?
33:38Raymond.
33:39No way.
33:41Way.
33:43Cosmic.
33:45Way.
33:46Way.
33:48We're still learning about each other.
33:51Way.
34:07Hey, Clark.
34:10I can't hear my heart.
34:13Stop.
34:15It's gone us.
34:32If anyone asks you how I am, just say I'm doing fine.
34:46If you will do that for me, I'll do the same for you sometime.
34:58I don't want my friends to see me like this.
35:05Maybe some other time.
35:18Maybe some other time.
35:35Yeah.
35:37Hmm.
35:40Thanks for listening to all this.
35:42Yeah, of course.
35:44Yeah.
35:44Hey.
35:47So, um, I think I'd like to have that back in my life, you know, I think I'd be a
35:58lot
35:58of happiness.
36:00Yeah.
36:00There, yeah.
36:02I think I'd find it peaceful, too.
36:05Yeah.
36:05Do you think we could be like that?
36:09Yeah.
36:10And again?
36:13I'd probably have to wear my readers.
36:15You want to wear your glasses?
36:16Yeah.
36:16Of course.
36:18Can we have a dream meeting at the Quality Garden Suites?
36:22Yeah.
36:22Yeah?
36:23I'd like that.
36:25Yeah.
36:28What's your dream?
36:29My dream is just to, just to be there with you again and one more thing.
36:47Hey, Carol.
36:51Hey.
36:56Why is Clark here?
36:57It's complex.
37:03Okay.
37:03Well, try me out.
37:11Can Clark watch?
37:31I remember, yeah, we don't see those bikes really.
37:34It was repaired here.
37:35Yeah.
37:36The sprockets were hammered.
37:37Can I see it?
37:38That recumbent bike you're talking about?
37:39Yeah.
37:41It was picked up.
37:57It was picked up.
38:09By whom?
38:09A woman.
38:10Stacy said he took it in the face when he wiped out.
38:11Yeah, well, that sounds like something that my husband would do.
38:15How's his face?
38:16It's fine.
38:16His face is fine.
38:17Did you say 210?
38:19This is a lot.
38:20Yeah, that's, that's what it is.
38:21That's a lot.
38:22Okay.
38:24Okay.
38:25It's a lot.
38:26Okay.
38:31Well, can I get a receipt?
38:41I thought we should just talk about it, you know?
38:44Maybe Clark can be there, uh, where I experience, you know, in the closet where I experience.
38:50It was just, we talked about it.
38:52I was just hoping that maybe, sharing this experience this summer has been, it's not always been easy for me.
39:09And, um, I didn't always feel like Floyd.
39:14Sometimes I felt like.
39:16Like praying?
39:18No, it's a sign.
39:20For small.
39:22I feel small.
39:25I told myself that we were all three of us just sharing this experience this summer.
39:30But that's, I mean, we weren't all really sharing.
39:34You two were sharing.
39:39But if Clark can be there with you and me in the old ways, and I can be full on,
39:49and Clark can experience that,
39:52and it can be like we were all sharing an experience this summer, and I won't feel those closet feelings,
40:01and I can be full on, and with the, you know, emphysine and self-respect, and, you know, I think
40:10it would be good for Clark, too.
40:11In what way?
40:13In the way that, like, I worry that he, I mean, do you ever, do you ever worry or do
40:17you feel bad that you're making me feel small or insignificant because you're sleeping with my wife?
40:25Yeah, yes.
40:26I mean, I, yeah, it's a totally normal way to think about it.
40:30Yeah, so it would be good for you, too, for your self-esteem, you know?
40:35Because I don't want you to feel bad that you're making me feel small.
40:39This could be something that's just an experience that we all share, and then you could feel good about it.
40:45And you're the sweetest guy.
40:48That's why I fell in love with you.
40:50There's no one anywhere like you.
41:02All right, can you guys not do that, please?
41:05What?
41:06It's just, with your hands, I can't understand what you're saying.
41:09It's rude.
41:10Sorry, sorry.
41:11Yeah, yeah.
41:15What's emphysine?
41:17For my guy.
41:18For your guy how?
41:19For my guy, just full on.
41:20But you take blood thinners for your curve, so is that okay?
41:26Well, when the dose is...
41:29What if the dose is bigger?
41:35Would kill me.
41:42Do you want lemonade?
41:45I do, sure.
42:15We didn't have any lemonade mix.
42:17Um, so I thought I would just, you know, squeeze some lemons and put some sugar in it.
42:24But then we didn't have any lemons.
42:28Or sugar.
42:38What is it you guys are looking for?
42:40Uh, the warrant is for the space of and the contents in the garage.
42:44So, please open the door.
42:48Please open the door, Mrs. Smyrnich.
42:51Mrs. Love Smyrnich.
42:53Open the door, please.
43:01Come on.
43:03Please.
43:03Please open the door, please.
43:03Please open the door, please.
43:06Please open the door, please.
43:13You want to go.
43:17Please open the door, please.
43:20We know she had the second bike now.
43:22But is she capable of this?
43:24Is she capable of murdering her husband for money?
43:27The sealed conviction of hers?
43:30Did you know that
43:33if somebody fills out an application to a police department
43:38that they are consenting to the disclosure of any criminal charge?
43:43Expunged, sealed, whatever.
43:45Full background check.
43:54Like in Carol L. Smyrnich's case.
43:58Her name simply had an application to a police department.
44:03They would send the contents of her earlier conviction
44:06to that department head.
44:12You learned this in Chicago?
44:17Yeah, I guess I did.
44:22Aren't you head of special crimes in Twyla?
44:29Yes.
44:30Mm-hmm.
44:32Then you could do that.
44:34Just like that.
44:40Maybe give her some thought.
45:08Ow!
45:10Ow!
45:10Ow!
45:13Oh, sunshine, blue sky
45:16Please go away
45:18My girl found another
45:21And gone away
45:23Oh, with the wish of my future
45:25And my life is filled with blue
45:28So day after day
45:30I'll sail off up in my room
45:33I know to you
45:34Oh, it might sound strange
45:37But I wish it would rain
45:42Wish it would rain
45:47I know badly, so badly
45:50I wanna go outside
45:52But everybody knows
45:55I've done a minute, it's supposed to drive
45:57Listen, sure, I got to cry
46:00Cause cry, cry, cry
46:02He's at the pain
46:04Oh, yeah, now
46:07People, it's hard to feel inside
46:09Oh, Lord, let me explain
46:12I wish it would rain
46:15Ooh, come on, rain
46:19Oh, ooh, let it rain
46:23Oh, yeah, now
46:26Let it rain
46:28Ooh, oh, no
46:32Yeah, yeah, yeah
46:38And I wish it would rain
46:49Oh, yeah
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