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مسلسل Mindhunter مترجم - Episode 1
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00:02:22رجالي
00:02:23جacej
00:02:23جميعه
00:02:24رجالي
00:02:25جميع رجال
00:02:37رجاليبدأ
00:02:40وجهي
00:02:41نحي
00:02:41Oui نعم
00:02:41أم
00:02:42نعيد
00:02:43ما نعيد أم
00:02:46ن sees أنت
00:02:46نحي أم
00:02:46نعيد أنت
00:02:48نحي أنت
00:02:48نحي
00:02:56ستكون مباشرة جدا.
00:02:59تظهر التوصول على المساعدات في سواء المنطقة؟
00:03:01كان لديه مفتر صغير.
00:03:02أنه كان اخترته في سواء ، تتركها حتى ينوي على المساعدات.
00:03:05لا يمتونها ، لا تتعيش بها.
00:03:06اريد ان تتعيش بها.
00:03:07اها ميشترين ايضا بها.
00:03:08مرحباً مرحباً ، لا يتواجه بها.
00:03:16سألتقى من الواضحة.
00:03:18تعلم الانتقال؟
00:03:19تعلم الانتقال؟
00:03:22ما حدث هلوه؟
00:03:23لا أعلم.
00:03:24أحسن لديه سنة لكني لم يتعرفه بالنسبة.
00:03:27قد قال لي أنه قد ربقوا بشكلها، احصلت بمعنى؟
00:03:31ألواني؟
00:03:32لا أستطيع.
00:03:34حينما يقول أنه هو مبتعنى لازم الآن.
00:03:37مبتعنى لازم الآن.
00:03:39قال هل اصدقاء؟
00:03:40لماذا يقولون لزيجه؟
00:03:41أنه لم يقولوني.
00:03:43سأنار طبيعا ومن بسرعة.
00:03:46ماذا تفعل؟
00:03:47لا أعرف.
00:03:49هناك فقط.
00:03:50ما هو هو يفعله؟
00:03:51كانت يتحدث عنه يتحدث عنه؟
00:03:52يتحدث عنه يتحدث عنه يقولون أنهم يمكنهم.
00:03:56أخبره أنه يجب أن يتركه إذا لم يذهب إلى المنزل.
00:03:59يجب أن يتحدث عنه؟
00:04:00أعني سعيد.
00:04:02أشعرني.
00:04:03هذا ليس لكي.
00:04:04لقد تفعله؟
00:04:05لا يجب أن نعرفه.
00:04:06لا يجب أن نعرفه.
00:04:07لقد سألتك بالنسبة لك.
00:04:09اهلاً!
00:04:14تابعاً يقول لنا لدينا عشان.
00:04:15لدينا نصبب بطريقة صحيفية للمشاركة.
00:04:17ننصب لدينا لدينا الناس.
00:04:19نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن.
00:04:20محطاناً في المواضيع!
00:04:24محطاناً!
00:04:25برقب بها؟
00:04:26بحقًا.
00:04:27محطاناً!
00:04:29ببعض لكم نعرف بها نحن.
00:04:31أود أن تحديد أن نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن.
00:04:40فلقا فلقا فلقا.
00:04:42هل أنت في سيارة؟
00:04:44تحتاج لها لأحصول على العمل.
00:04:46لا تريد أن تتحدث؟
00:04:47هذا ليس لذلك.
00:04:49مريدًا بك تتحدث عنك.
00:04:51تتحدث عنها؟
00:04:53على المنزلة.
00:04:55ربما يمكنك تتحدث عنها على المنزلة.
00:04:57لا!
00:05:00لديها لتتحدث عنها.
00:05:06تاتتي الجميع
00:22:31جدون الرجال
00:22:36ماذا؟
00:22:38أفعل شيئاً من أن تكون مجدداً.
00:22:44ربما هذا يجب أن تغييرك.
00:22:50ماذا تفعلني؟
00:22:51ماذا تفعلني؟
00:22:52ماذا تفعلني؟
00:22:54ماذا تفعلني؟
00:22:56لقد كنت تفعلني أن تفعل مجدداً.
00:23:01هل تفعل مجدداً؟
00:23:10ماذا تفعل؟
00:23:15احسنًا
00:23:20حسنًا
00:23:34احسنًا
00:23:46احسنًا
00:24:06احسنًا
00:24:07احسنًا
00:24:31احسنًاieg
00:24:37يجب أن أعرف المتعب.
00:24:38لم يكن لم يكن أعرف أحد مثل أحدث.
00:24:42أستطيع أن أعرف المثال الأمر.
00:24:45فهذه السبب إلى أمام المثال.
00:24:48فأنت في الجنة لي مراتي أمامي من الناس.
00:24:58حسنًا
00:25:23مباشرة.
00:25:24أحبت حقاً على الارغة.
00:25:26كانت حقاً حقاً.
00:25:27عندما بدأت العمل،
00:25:29يسألونها من المفقرة من المسيحات
00:25:30إنه كانت ذلك بإعادة المتحدة.
00:25:31كانت تغييره عن ترمانيجي.
00:25:34وقد حصلت للمتهمة.
00:25:36حقاً.
00:25:38أعجب بيضاً؟
00:25:40تعلمين...
00:25:41مباشرة، مباشرة، مباشرة.
00:25:45مباشرة.
00:25:46مباشرة.
00:25:47صحيح
00:25:50تكتبت معبا
00:25:52تكتبت في منعبا
00:26:00والمعباية قارت في ص calculus
00:26:13بلد في صديقك
00:26:17لأنه قرطتها والرؤية إلى مكان عدم للغزيز ولكننا لا تسلم أن نقبها تأمين معها هناك من أنها تبيعه omdat كان
00:26:24لذلك.
00:26:25أين أعتقد جعلت أنها تريب أن تذهب؟
00:26:27تأتي منÜber فيرجنية.
00:26:28عسليسة عشر..
00:26:29تعليمني في الماضي السبحاني؟
00:26:30في حالة المجتمع العليلات.
00:26:32أعجب بكات شيئ؟
00:26:33ألا تعليم بأنه يتحدث على جدد ذلك؟
00:26:36علي نعرف المحاولة العددي novوء لأنك تتعلي في أكدن.
00:26:39ليس محاولة لأنني بأستمر.
00:26:40أستمرت لا تتعليف.
00:26:43إنها كلها في حياته. في سنها في القرآن في جنوان.
00:26:46كما يتحدث في فنوان.
00:26:51حسنًا لأيقظتم الآن؟
00:26:51حسنًا، حسنًا،
00:26:53هناك بعض التحقيقات في سن!
00:26:56لكن هذه هي الناس التي لا تفهم المفرقين.
00:26:59تفهم الكلام الأولياء،
00:27:01وذلك هي مفرسة صغيرة.
00:27:03بفقًا، قد يجب انتعرف شيء.
00:28:17they're gonna love you
00:28:45and then
00:28:47in 1872
00:28:49italian physician
00:28:50Cesare Lombroso
00:28:52drags us out of the dark ages
00:28:53and launches the scientific era in criminology
00:28:56by differentiating
00:28:58five criminal classes
00:29:02the born criminal
00:29:04the insane criminal
00:29:06the criminal by passion
00:29:10habitual criminal
00:29:11and
00:29:12the occasional criminal
00:29:14in other words
00:29:15there are those that are born that way
00:29:17and those who become that way
00:29:20and in 1965
00:29:21there's this other breakthrough
00:29:22this criminal psychology research project
00:29:24at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital
00:29:26in New York
00:29:26couched it like this
00:29:28personality
00:29:29and character
00:29:30far outweigh the presence of psychotic
00:29:34or defective diagnoses
00:29:35in other words
00:29:36by extrapolation
00:29:38are criminals born
00:29:41or are they formed
00:30:04do you mind if i sit
00:30:06you're sitting
00:30:11you know i wasn't aware of that project
00:30:13at Bellevue
00:30:13well
00:30:14you should be
00:30:16where i come from
00:30:17criminals are always born that way
00:30:19some people will never stop believing that
00:30:22it's too easy
00:30:23what's this off the hook
00:30:24well essentially we're a puritan nation
00:30:25we blame all our problems
00:30:27on a minority of bad apples
00:30:29what's your name again
00:30:30i'm sorry is it leon
00:30:31canon
00:30:33leo
00:30:34holden
00:30:36holden ford
00:30:37i know who you are
00:30:39everybody does
00:30:40yeah
00:30:42i've noticed some of the looks i've been getting
00:30:44funny looks isn't a federal offense
00:30:47yet
00:30:48yeah they're just curious
00:30:50well i'm not a spy
00:30:51this isn't some kind of cover
00:30:53good
00:30:54that
00:30:55would have been a really pathetic cover
00:30:58i'm actually an instructor too
00:30:59but i'm just here to learn
00:31:01and
00:31:02i'm here to talk to people like you
00:31:04what do you want to talk about
00:31:05i want to start a dialogue with you
00:31:07would that be okay
00:31:10dialogue about what
00:31:11i'm an instructor in the bureau's training and recruitment program out of quantico
00:31:15and we really need to hear from people like you
00:31:19i'm sorry
00:31:19are you trying to recruit me
00:31:22just to hear your perspectives and your insights
00:31:29i understand
00:31:32perfectly
00:31:36i'm sorry if you call yourself a professor of criminal psychology
00:31:40but you won't even talk to the educational arm of the fbi
00:31:43it's just
00:31:45sign of the times man
00:31:48have you lost your appetite
00:31:49do these sad fucking hippies seriously believe that they're worthy of an enormously costly
00:31:54labor-intensive federal surveillance operation
00:31:57sounds like the contempt is mutual
00:31:59don't you think that the traditional counterculture law enforcement enmity is a little old hat by now
00:32:05they'll never forgive you for putting a tail on john and yoko
00:32:09frankly i'm just surprised to have aroused such a degree of fucking neurosis
00:32:13amongst supposedly intelligent people please
00:32:15they're flattering themselves
00:32:20they think you're wearing a wire
00:32:25there
00:32:25you're one of us now
00:32:27okay
00:32:28okay
00:32:29come on
00:32:29right
00:32:29yeah
00:32:30okay
00:32:32come on out
00:32:33sonny
00:32:34come on
00:32:35get back
00:32:36what the fuck are you doing
00:32:37get back
00:32:37get back
00:32:38get back
00:32:39okay
00:32:41come on out
00:32:42now take a look at this
00:32:43come on
00:32:44hey look look up here
00:32:46look
00:32:48look
00:32:50look over here
00:32:51huh
00:32:56over there right
00:32:58we got everything here okay
00:33:09okay so what are they doing wrong they're making him mad they're making him scared
00:33:15so we do not want him scared we want him calm
00:33:28all right let me call and see what they'll say i talk to them and i ask them all right
00:33:33then we'll see
00:33:33anything else i can give you
00:33:39yeah i want i want you to bring my wife down here
00:33:46the guy is robbing the bank to pay for a sex change for his boyfriend he wants a helicopter with
00:33:53a piano but more than anything he wants to talk to his wife
00:34:00complicated
00:34:00complicated right
00:34:02yeah
00:34:02yeah
00:34:03trust me on this
00:34:05always expect
00:34:07complicated
00:34:08okay i need you to concentrate
00:34:10think of an opening salvo
00:34:12then think where it could lead
00:34:14there are no right or wrong answers
00:34:15just use your imagination and see where it takes you
00:34:19start whenever you like
00:34:20go ahead
00:34:23all right
00:34:24all right i'm asking you to put the gun down mike
00:34:26no way kiss my black ass mark
00:34:29wait what
00:34:30for the purpose of this exercise i'm imagining i'm negro
00:34:35that's good that's fine keep it going just whatever comes into your head
00:34:40okay
00:34:42then fuck you i asked you to put that gun down no
00:34:45fuck you you dumb cracker motherfucker wait wait a minute what is all that
00:34:47let's chat talk we don't need to get into that forget vernacular in real life
00:34:52people just press their demands all right
00:34:56um
00:34:58uh put the gun down steve we brought your children to see you you what oh my god i lost
00:35:08custody i haven't
00:35:09seen my children in years okay good important not to talk to a divorced man about his children
00:35:16try a different tact
00:35:20all right i asked nicely now put the fucking gun down why don't you make me faggot what
00:35:25i'm no faggot you jive motherfucker okay okay let's dial it back a little excuse me
00:35:30what is the point of this great question psychologically preparing you for reality
00:35:35and the reality is you have to talk to them somebody demands the impossible you can't just shoot
00:35:40and why do we have so much firearms training well because that is a tactical response for when
00:35:45all else fails but if local law enforcement can't shut something down then it has required a tactical
00:35:49response okay but wouldn't you like to try something different i would rather use firearms all the time
00:35:57i'd kind of rather use firearms why seem safer
00:36:06olden i enjoyed that immensely what do you call that it's just role playing in a simulated hostage
00:36:12situation stimulated simulated all that profanity is that an academic thing they're improvising they're
00:36:18learning to create a dialogue how is all that cursing creating a dialogue it's not really about the
00:36:22cursing i'm sure it's all quite modern and fashionable in academic circles but it seems
00:36:26very theatrical to me well in criminal psych role-playing exercises are considered a valuable
00:36:31tool with or without the cursing i think we have enough exercises here at the academy
00:36:36if you're going to start implementing new ones you need to talk to somebody in the behavioral
00:36:39science you think they can help they can go over the soundness of the psychology for you
00:36:43that's their thing okay good idea why don't i set that up okay thank you yes
00:37:05now he's like that
00:37:06holden right holden ford hi bill tench behavioral science oh great to meet you you had a beer with
00:37:14peter robin interesting guy i was kind of disturbed by what he said you were huh
00:37:21can we sit yes please
00:37:31smoke oh uh i don't smoke when i eat want to go outside
00:37:37i don't smoke when i don't eat either
00:37:43so did you ever talk to you about my thing he did his best what does that mean he can
00:37:50be pretty
00:37:50old school
00:37:54i call this place the country club because you know it can be a little starchy sometimes
00:38:00i hear that you went back to college right uva how old are you 26 27 29 that's interesting
00:38:13a lot of guys your age don't want to go back to school because they feel it undermines their
00:38:17authority i was hoping it would give me some authority he's got you doing recruitment right yeah well
00:38:25i'm there so i might as well make myself useful yeah most guys don't want to get stuck doing
00:38:31recruitment they're busy working their way upwards i guess i'm busy working my way sideways
00:38:37you are what they call the blue flamer you know what that is
00:38:42now what does that mean you're so eager to do good you have a big blue flame shooting out of
00:38:47your
00:38:50oh is that bad just take it slow you'll get there in the end i'm just trying to be a
00:38:58better
00:38:58instructor right well i was thinking about that i started this thing a couple of years ago i go out
00:39:07on the road and give classes in various police departments from buffalo new york to san diego
00:39:11california there's a million cops out there who want to know what we know
00:39:15so i go to them give them a distillation of what we teach here and they tell me what they've
00:39:20been doing they learned something and i learned something firsthand by getting involved on their
00:39:24level but it's a big job you know i'm up to my neck at local law enforcement
00:39:32would you want some help with that maybe we could help each other
00:40:01you can't tell if a woman is faking
00:40:08i can't even tell if a woman is interested but you can tell if somebody's lying
00:40:14like a suspect that is not the same thing pretend i'm a suspect use your powers of deduction agent
00:40:20ford how can you figure out the criminal mind if you can't even figure out your girlfriend
00:40:27are you my girlfriend wait is this another one of those things you just can't tell
00:40:33i don't know are you what do you need an exchange of rings over milkshakes
00:40:38i just didn't want to presume anything really holden sometimes you're like a monk
00:40:44the people in law enforcement shouldn't be so naive
00:40:47does it make you uncomfortable sleeping with a federal agent
00:40:54where did that come from
00:40:58does it turn you on not at all
00:41:07why are you with me you're smart
00:41:14you're nice
00:41:19what those are good things
00:41:24and you're devastating
00:41:28well thank you oh come on you're not leaving
00:41:32i have to get up early tomorrow's the first day of school
00:41:37nine nine plus kfmh muscatine davencourt and i was sitting in merge
00:41:58today might be a baptism on fire they're gonna be on edge just follow my lead
00:42:02what happened they called a big case and they're spooked don't talk to any reporters
00:42:07and please for god's sake don't say we're from the fbi
00:42:24excuse me gentlemen i'm from the fairfield chronicle you gentlemen are from the fbi is that right
00:42:29how are things going with the jeffrey's case i have no idea what you're talking about the
00:42:33jeffrey's case ada jeffrey's you can come back for the rest the woman they found behind the church
00:42:37we're here for something else the woman and her little boy we're instructors oh are you from
00:42:42the methodist church do we look like we're from the methodist church yes make a hole
00:42:49good to see you motive means opportunity the three pillars of criminal investigation for the last
00:42:56century but it's 1977 and suddenly motive is elusive what why who what happened why did it happen
00:43:07that way which should lead to who did it a person is murdered not sexually assaulted not robbed but the
00:43:15body is mutilated posthumously the question is not only why did the killer do it but why did the killer
00:43:20do
00:43:21it this way we are now talking about psychology
00:43:31when i'm involved in a hostage negotiation the perpetrator is standing right in front of me
00:43:35but i have to gauge how much destruction he's capable of what in his background or personal life
00:43:41that could have triggered today's standoff some people are just crazy right crazy and that they
00:43:46have no reason for what they do yeah okay but keep in mind often this crazy person has never done
00:43:52anything like this before something just flips like a switch good a switch anybody know what flips it
00:44:00getting fired fired yes getting dumped absolutely a romantic breakup is a top trigger when we know who
00:44:08the criminal is we can understand what set him off in a homicide situation we do the inverse
00:44:13we ask what happened why did it happen that way which narrows the search for who did it
00:44:21but what if our killer is someone who's not rational
00:44:31why do we behave the way we do it's a question asked by poets and philosophers and theologians since time
00:44:39in memorial the playground of shakespeare dostoevsky freud the stuff of crime and punishments and beyond the
00:44:47pleasure principle the greatest minds in history have been fascinated by the vagaries of behavior
00:44:56so in a case where we can't immediately divine motive we shouldn't panic it's a riddle but it can be
00:45:03solved it's
00:45:04it's complex but it's human
00:45:10thank you holden that was very illuminating
00:45:18so what the hell's beyond the pleasure principle by freud so this is about sex
00:45:23actually it's where he looks for human impulses beyond sex specifically the death drive what's that
00:45:28something my kid does with a stick shift freud suggests that there's an innate desire for
00:45:33destruction based on the propensity for matter to return what does this have to do with motive
00:45:38well we've always looked at motive as need or greed right a guy steals a tv to sell it to
00:45:44buy drugs
00:45:45exactly but let's say while he's at it he steals your wife's panties too if he stole my wife's panties
00:45:50i'd be amazed well he's not selling those so why does he do it is it merely prurient he could
00:45:56be
00:45:56motivated by something he doesn't even understand our new quest like freud is to look beyond what we
00:46:02assume are obvious impulses so why didn't you just say that
00:46:10they don't want to learn what are we even doing here just don't make it too complicated what's wrong
00:46:17what's complicated there's complicated and there's too complicated holden
00:46:23we used to do this experiment in social psychology uh-huh what was that you get onto
00:46:29a crowded elevator and you face the opposite direction the back of the elevator and everybody freaks
00:46:36out they're uncomfortable for reasons they can't even articulate but if you turn around and face the
00:46:42front everybody relaxes okay well how do we do that
00:46:51what do we have in common
00:46:55what unites us
00:46:58what keeps us all awake at night
00:47:08monster right i think we can all agree
00:47:13but what do you really know about him do you know that his mother was a jailbird and a prostitute
00:47:19do you know when he was 10 years old she palmed him off onto his sadistic bible thumping uncle who
00:47:24beat him within an inch of his life and taunted him to act like a man charles responded to that
00:47:30by
00:47:30becoming a pimp and an armed robber and was incarcerated for over 20 years where he continued to be brutalized
00:47:36in 1967 he was paroled during the summer of love and our nightmare began
00:47:53here we have a child who was unwanted unloved regularly beaten and repeatedly institutionalized
00:48:00now might this not have had some sort of an effect on him he was born that way what way
00:48:07just bad can we be a little bit more specific technically he didn't kill anybody look at those
00:48:13eyes how can you not say that dude's evil that's a little bit old testament don't you think good
00:48:20evil black white it's easy but who in this room has a life that's easy circumstances
00:48:28affect behavior when we look at manson's background the real question is how could we
00:48:35not have seen this coming we did i'm sorry he was institutionalized because we could see it coming
00:48:42okay but i'm saying maybe just maybe locking him up his young life helped make him what he was
00:48:49what the fuck they locked him up because of what he did they already knew what he was okay guys
00:48:55i'm not
00:48:56asking anybody to feel sorry for charles man if he were here right now i'd shoot him dead and no
00:49:00one would stop i think what holden's trying to say is maybe it's both the one impacting on the other
00:49:05in a vicious circle when it comes to these kinds of things nobody has all the answers we have some
00:49:09answers we should be asking questions no shit well i'll just tell my buddies in robbery homicide
00:49:15who were there when the corpses were found that they may have overlooked
00:49:19a difficult upbringing you were lapd 22 years you work manson no but i knew every single man who
00:49:28did how many homicides have you worked
00:49:35you need to figure out who you're talking to before you tell a sob story about little chuckie
00:49:39manson they wrote pigs on the wall in their victim's blood they completely missed my point in the future
00:49:45ask if anyone's worked a case before you bring it up know your fucking audience oh shit it's okay
00:49:52they always do this just be a good listener gentleman frank mcgraw i didn't mean to embarrass anybody
00:50:01back there not a problem we're all a little tense around here you must have heard about the mother and
00:50:08child who were murdered recently made of jeffrey's anyway we've seen reporters she was bound stabbed
00:50:15repeatedly by the chest and face boy's throat was cut rough one i don't understand entirely what you're
00:50:24talking about with this psychology i don't understand much of anything anymore what's on your mind frank
00:50:33hate to bother no by all means bother us
00:50:42when i left los angeles i thought i'd gone far enough
00:50:49ada was the kind of woman wouldn't say boo to a goose she came from a deeply religious family in
00:50:55in arkansas when they found out she was pregnant they put her out she lived in a rooming house in
00:51:02libertyville no drugs no alcohol never had a rush with the law her boy was polite and quiet she had
00:51:11him
00:51:11in sunday school at the methodist church she would sweep the steps every evening just to be of service
00:51:21i never met ada every now and again i'd see her son walk along the road into town they didn't
00:51:29have a car
00:51:32landlady found the bodies
00:51:37they had been dead
00:51:40four days
00:51:47what people won't do to each other nothing people won't do
00:51:54how can we help
00:51:58she was found cuffed and lashed to the bed
00:52:02a broomstick perforated her rectum whoever it was made the boy watch
00:52:09then did the same thing to him how'd he get in bathroom window we think that's how he came and
00:52:16went there was no sign of forcible entry no one heard a peep in a rooming house my assumption is
00:52:22he held a knife to the boy to keep her quiet vice versa this falls clearly into the category of
00:52:29lust
00:52:29murder by that i mean it's sexually motivated that cannot be about horny it's more about sexual
00:52:35gratification through the annihilation of another did you find semen found some on the
00:52:40throat cushion it was blood typo i know that's not much help anything in the victims no
00:52:46he didn't rape them he could have problems with sex that'd be a good bet could narrow things with
00:52:51your suspects i don't have suspects i don't have fingerprints shoe prints not so much as a single hair
00:52:59well the fact that the killer left nothing behind is interesting
00:53:02it must have been premeditated to a degree he had gloves he cleaned up after himself you think
00:53:08he was stalking her or she just caught his eye what about the boy he was a witness there are
00:53:14more
00:53:14expedient ways to get rid of a witness why make the boy watch and why sodomize him that's a good
00:53:19point
00:53:20is this crime about the woman or about the child
00:53:26you're asking me i was just posing questions i get that the broomstick yeah is it the same broomstick
00:53:35that she used to sweep the church steps what if it is you might not be a congregate might be
00:53:40someone
00:53:40just passing through but the church could be significant could with the idea of service
00:53:48i think that there's a passage in mark something about the son of man
00:53:54i don't follow all i'm saying is the broom may mean something what
00:54:01i don't know it's hard to tell from just the photos
00:54:08this woman was devoted to her child tried hard and some stranger came along and
00:54:15come on agent ford you got fancy methods what is a broomstick in the ass of a dirt poor single
00:54:23mom
00:54:29i don't know you're kidding me i don't understand it we can't help you with this we need more
00:54:37time to go over this we are in the dark here we don't know any more than you do
00:54:44how dare you i'm sorry we wasted your time
00:54:54can i get these back to you
00:54:57oh
00:55:33in the dark huh we are i have studied everything we have to offer i've taken this
00:55:38ride out here with you listen to everything that you've been kind enough to teach me but i still
00:55:41think we are talking about something that we don't understand in the slightest i was trying to help you
00:55:45if you don't like it go back to your bed wedding college kids and we'll forget all about it ada
00:55:48jeffries and her son were killed for reasons we are simply not equipped to understand it wasn't
00:55:52lust murder it wasn't some random thrill killer who was born bad and it wasn't a panty thief who
00:55:58wanted to change things up it was an aberration let me tell you something about aberrant behavior
00:56:02holder it's fucking aberrant if we understood it we'd be aberrant too fortunately it's not incumbent
00:56:08upon us to write a dissertation well maybe we should why our job is to give him something he could
00:56:14not
00:56:14have figured out himself i am sticking my neck out for you no disrespect at the moment i just don't
00:56:19we can say anything to a guy like mcgraw with any kind of certainty let me ask you something where
00:56:23are you from i was born in new york but it's kind of a mixed bag okay well that's what
00:56:31you are right
00:56:31now a mixed bag a little college education some experience on the street some insight a lot of
00:56:37poor i agree with you it's been one step forward two steps back well let me ask you something else
00:56:43do you have a girlfriend i do now bill as it happens okay so next time you're a long way
00:56:49from
00:56:49home and you flip your shit you find a payphone and you tell it to your girlfriend okay okay how's
00:56:57that
00:56:58it sounds okay bill
00:57:05oh
00:57:12oh
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