The Victim (2011) Movie Script
- ( Woman gasping )
-( man moaning, panting )
Man: Yeah, right there.
Give it to me.
Come on.
Give it to me. Do it.
That's it.
That's it.
That's it.
Yes!
Come on.
( Grunting )
Oh, God.
Oh, yeah.
That's it.
You like that, don't you?
( Groans )
( belt jangling )
Oh, God.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, you like that, don't you?
Right there.
- That's how you like it, huh?
- Yeah.
You're a dirty
little thing, aren't you?
( Gasps )
Oh, you like it hard
and you like it anywhere.
- Oh, yeah.
- Mm.
I'll give it to you.
I'll give it to you all fucking day.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you like that, huh?
Dirty girl.
Tell me you like it.
- You like that, huh?
- Oh, yeah.
- You like that, don't you?
- Yeah. Just like that.
- Oh, that's good, huh?
- Yeah.
- You like it hard, don't you?
- Yeah.
That's right where
you want it, isn't it?
Look me in the eye.
- Tell me you're a whore.
- Uh-huh. I'm a whore.
- That's right. Tell me you're a whore.
- I'm a whore.
Look at me and tell me
you're a whore.
Look at me.
Come on.
Look at me.
And tell me
you're a whore.
- Would you just come already?
- What did you say?
( Sharp snap )
Miss?
Oh, great.
And I'll be right back
with your change.
You can keep it.
Thank you very much.
- Have a good day.
- I always do.
( Music playing )
( panting )
( crying )
Woman's voice:
What if all your problems...
( gasps )
are just memories?
If you really look,
there are no problems
in this actual moment.
The mind's tendency
is to look for a problem
when they are not actually here.
If you look right now
into this moment,
you will see
the couch,
the living room,
the screen on which I appear.
( Continues crying )
( heart beating )
Listen to this.
Consider the significance
and never forget that only love is--
You may now pause this video
and review the concepts
of chapters one and two.
And then you may proceed
to chapter three.
( Clicks mouse )
( gasping, crying )
( screams )
Help me somebody, please!
Please!
Please help me!
Somebody, please!
Help me!
Please!
Please let me in.
Please!
Open the door!
Please!
Help me!
Help me!
Please! They already
got my friend!
Please, somebody help me.
Somebody help me.
Please, please, please let me in!
Please!
Please, they're almost here!
Please. Please.
Please let me in!
Help. Help.
( Door rattling )
Please, please,
please open the door!
( Crying )
Please.
They're chasing me.
Please help me.
Please help me.
Please, they're after me.
Who's chasing you?
Who's after you?
(flying )
Please let me in. Please.
Who's almost here?
- Who's chasing you?
- Please.
Please, they killed my friend.
- All right.
- Oh, thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
( Sobbing )
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Calm down.
Calm down.
What's the matter with you?
Tell me what's going on.
- What?
- I don't know what the problem is.
- Do you need a doctor?
- No! They're trying to kill me!
( Crickets chirping )
Now, tell me, who's after you?
( Whispering )
They killed her.
- Your friend?
- Oh, God. Mary.
Mary?
Mary was your friend?
- Who killed her?
- We never should've gone.
( Crying )
Calm down.
Tell me your name.
What's your name?
Annie.
Annie. Good.
Good, now.
Tell me who's after you
and who killed Mary.
The police.
- What'd ya do?
- Nothing.
- Don't lie to me.
- I'm not.
It's not what you think.
Then what is it?
Mary was seeing one of them.
They were--
they were just hanging out.
( Music playing on radio )
J' When I was five years old... J'
Come on.
Let me see it.
No.
Please?
I don't just show it to anyone.
If you show it to me,
I promise I won't tell.
J' The girls would laugh and smile J'
J' After a while J'
J' She'd come up,
whup on my behind... J'
Is that a Glock?
- No, it's a Beretta.
- Mmm.
- Are you any good?
- Yeah.
Let's see.
Can't fire it here.
Please? Please?
J' Your mom would holler and shout J'
J' We would all hang out... J'
( laughs )
That's hot.
I want to try.
Okay '
J' As a boozer and a loser... J'
Oh, no.
Okay, make sure that your sights
- are all lined up.
- Okay.
Okay, the trick is
to squeeze the trigger.
Don't pull it.
It'll kick back, but it won't hurt,
so don't be afraid.
( Gunshots )
Ha-ha!
- I want one.
- Heh.
Knock that off.
Oh shit.
Sorry.
Put it away.
You're gonna get us in trouble.
Don't worry.
He is the law around here.
You're looking at the next
Williams County Sheriff.
From your mouth
to God's ears.
J' Barely cost a dime... J'
Thank you.
J' But I sure did some hard time J'
J' 30 days' house arrest J'
J' At the old town bar J'
J' Can't remember 20 too good J'
J' Wouldn't want to if I could J'
J' I got married, got divorced J'
J' I might have married again... J'
HEY
- What are you doing?
- What?
You'll take your clothes off
for a roomful of strangers,
and now you're getting all shy?
J' I was born into this world J'
J' With a reputation... J'
- Not here, okay?
- Okay.
Lead the way.
J' But you know I'd never give up J'
J' These libations J'
J' So shut up, drink up J'
J' And let me get my kicks
for free... I
Now what?
Our turn.
( Grunting and panting )
You're really good with that gun.
I'm good at everything
that I do, Annie.
Is that right?
( Music playing faintly )
-( panting )
'( be" tangling )
( inhales sharply )
( moaning )
Coger!
- Get over here!
- What?
Now!
I'm serious!
Are you kidding me?
Right now!
All right, all right.
Sorry, babe.
What happened?
She's dead.
Jim, she's dead.
I know she's dead, God damn it!
What happened?
We were just having fun.
I got a little rough.
She's just so little, I--
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
What are we gonna do?
We get rid of her.
Wow.
Um...
how?
We bury her.
Right here.
Right now.
What about the other one?
Go get her.
Annie.
I overheard them talking.
He killed her.
I know he did.
How'd you get away?
I don't know.
I just got outta there.
Well, then you came
to the wrong guy,
'cause I can't get
mixed up with the law.
Come on.
What?
We're leaving.
What? Where?
I'm gonna take you into town.
No, I can't do that.
I've got my own problems.
So you can either
come with me
or take your chances
in the woods.
I'm all alone out here.
Hide.
- What?
- Someone's coming.
- Hide.
- ( car door closes )
( knocks )
Are you Kyle Limato?
Yes.
Good evening, sir.
I'm Detective James Harrison.
I'm with the Williams County
Sheriff's Department.
May I come inside?
What can I do for you?
We're looking for a woman.
This woman.
We think she may have
retreated into the woods
and may be trying to take shelter
in one of the homes in the area.
I haven't seen anyone.
Who are you?
I'm Detective Jonathan Cooger.
You don't look like a cop.
James:
Then he's doing his job.
He's an undercover
narcotics agent.
This is a joint investigation.
Well, like I said,
I haven't seen anyone.
Can we come inside?
No one's here.
I didn't say anyone was.
It's just that these woods,
they're a--
well, they're a great place to hide.
Yeah, I know they are.
You seem nervous.
You seem nervous, too.
This young woman,
she's wanted in connection
with a homicide.
Finding her would be
a big help to our case.
It might blow it wide open.
Well, I don't know
what I can tell ya.
I haven't seen anyone.
Fair enough.
If you do see her,
here's my card.
Please give me a call.
Anything for law enforcement.
Hmm.
To be honest with you,
you look a little bit
suspicious.
I don't think you're alone in here.
What? I said I was.
Yeah. You did.
You did.
But I guess we can say
just about anything
we want to, can't we?
I guess so.
You have a wonderful evening.
You too, Officer.
( Engine starts )
That was them.
- Who are you?
- What do you mean?
You heard 'em.
They said you were a fugitive.
He's a liar.
They showed me your mug shot.
I've been arrested.
Once.
- Once.
- For what?
Possession of marijuana.
It was no big deal.
They plea-bargained it.
I ended up doing
community service.
Look, I am no angel.
I'm a dancer in a nightclub.
And I like to party
and have a good time.
And that's what we were
doing with these cops
when everything went crazy.
But I know a lot of girls
who've gotten themselves
into all kinds of shit.
And that's not me.
Other than that one little fuck-up,
I have never been
in any serious trouble.
I swear.
I come all the way out here
to get away from people,
to get away from trouble,
this crap lands on my doorstep.
Listen...
I think we should just go
to somebody else
in the sheriff's office.
We can't do that.
This guy's a bigshot.
He runs the whole show.
He can do whatever he wants
and cover it up.
I'm finding that hard to believe.
It's true.
Well, you're right about that.
This guy's pretty heavy-duty.
What do you wanna do?
We could get proof.
What kinda proof?
MEW-
I know where she's at.
I can take you there
and you could see
I'm telling the truth.
Once we find Mary,
we can prove that he killed her.
All we have to do is drive there.
Please let me take you there.
I'm begging you.
Please.
( Car door opens )
( engine starts )
( music playing )
: Light :
J' And day J'
J' Raining J'
J' Crimson brown J'
J' Wasted... J'
Is that your cabin?
No.
It's my uncle's, but he
hasn't used it in years.
Why not?
Uh, he used to use it
for hunting and fishing,
but he's too old for that now.
J' From the dark... J'
So why do you live there alone?
So far from everyone?
Come on, you can tell me.
I guess I just like being alone.
Why?
I don't know.
It's, uh--
it's complicated.
What do you mean?
Why do you ask so many questions?
J' Broken J'
J' Spoken today J'
J' With you I might... J'
( hip-hop music playing faintly )
$0?
What do ya think?
Yeah, it's cute.
What, you don't like it?
No, it's totally sexy.
It's just that Kim wears
something similar on stage.
( Sighs )
I forgot.
Oh, God.
Poor Kim.
I feel so bad for her.
I know, the whole escort thing.
Can you imagine?
Have you met her boyfriend?
( laughing )
He's such a jerk.
I know.
Hang on.
I'll try another one.
And then cocktails.
Tell me about the friend.
What do you want to know?
Just the essentials.
Bad boy.
He's a narc,
so he's definitely
gonna have some blow.
What does he look like?
He's kinda got that rugged
Johnny Depp thing going on.
Good enough.
Well?
- Now that's hot.
- Really?
- You don't think it's too girly?
- No.
I sorta wanna do you right now.
You wish.
So...
are you coming or not?
Don't I always?
That's why I love you.
I love you, too.
What if she's not there?
Are you sure you're
telling me the truth?
Why don't you trust me?
I didn't say I didn't.
Take a left.
On that dirt road.
It should be on the right.
J' Broken J'
J' Spoken... J'
Is this the place?
J' With you, I I
J' Might break J'
J' Away... J'
Are you all right?
I don't know if I can do this.
You have to.
We're here.
What, are you gonna
stay in the car?
No.
I'll come with you.
This is where we were partying.
(sighs )
This is where she was.
They moved her body.
God damn it!
They moved her body.
That's Mary's.
You believe me now?
Yes.
But what do you want me to do?
I still say you should just
find some other cops,
talk to them.
And say what?
Tell them the truth.
Do you think they'll believe me?
Without her body, there is no crime!
What are you yelling at me for?!
I'm just trying to help!
I don't even know how I got
involved in this situation!
God damn it!
I'm sorry.
Come on.
Annie.
Yeah?
I've been thinking.
There's other agencies
we can go to:
the FBI, the DEA.
How old are you?
What?
- How old are you?
- 54.
You don't look 54.
You look really good for 54.
Really?
Yeah.
I don't know--
I've just, um,
always had this thing
for older men.
What are you doing?
Why?
You don't like me?
I didn't say that.
I think you like me.
You like me.
J' I don't know
why we don't know J'
J' How to talk to
one another any more J'
J' Well the--
the constant stream of J'
J' He said, she said J'
J' You know,
it makes me wanna run J'
J' For the door J'
J' And she says "go" J'
J' Well, the-- the time
we have is right now J'
J' That is my only concern J'
J' Because when I am
dead and gone J'
J' You know it doesn't matter
if it's you or me or him or her J'
J' The only thing that I got
are lessons learned J'
J' And she says "go" J'
J' Well, I don't care what you J'
J' Have to say no more J'
J' So then I say "go" J'
J' No, I don't care
if you run away any more J'
J' You and me J'
J' All the things we fight
for and never see J'
J' Oh, no,
in the light of day. J'
- Are you okay?
- Yeah.
Not only do you
look good for 54,
- you fuck good for 54.
- ( chuckles )
Where are you going?
I'll be right back.
( Whispers )
That's romantic.
( Pop music playing )
I don't know why I keep
going out with him.
I know why.
Aside from the coke,
I don't know why
I keep going out with him.
He's always got money.
So what's the problem?
I don't know exactly.
It's just--
he's just so straight.
You know, with the church
and the family and the barbecues
and the blah, blah, blah, I--
I don't know, it's just weird.
( Phone vibrates )
Hold on.
- Oh, boy.
- ( sighs)
Hi, baby.
( Mimics stuffy nose )
Yeah, no,
I'm just really not
feeling good right now.
Yeah, I think I'm coming down
with a cold.
Oh.
You wanna do that to me?
Oh, you better stop it right now.
You're making me all hot.
Okay '
I'll call you when
I'm feeling better, okay?
Okay.
Ugh.
Such a freak.
What'd he say?
Same shit he always says.
I don't know.
He's such a freak.
Men are so weird.
KYle?
KYle?
KYle?
- Hey, you.
-( muffled whimpering )
Relax, shh.
I won't shoot.
You need to relax.
Still, shh shh
shh shh shh shh.
Be still.
We're gonna wait right here
until loverboy gets back.
No.
No, no, no, no, no.
You don't wanna do that.
You definitely
don't wanna do that.
This can be easy,
or this can be hard.
( Muffled crying )
But you like it hard, don't you?
Yeah.
You like it a little rough.
Turns you on, doesn't it?
You're like Mary, aren't you?
He slap you around
a little bit, hmm?
Did you let him?
He's a big, strong man.
I bet you didn't know what to do
in the arms of all that man.
I'm a big strong man, too.
And I'm about to put
your hero down.
( Yells )
That hurt.
Don't do that again.
Didn't what happened to Mary
teach you anything?
She thought she was in control.
She thought she was in charge.
But nobody fucks
with James Harrison.
- ( Growls )
- ( cries out )
-( both grunting )
- ( objects clattering )
( panting )
Is he dead?
No.
He was gonna kill us.
Maybe.
I say we kill the motherfucker.
- Are you out of your mind?
- He killed Mary!
Nobody's killing anybody.
You believe me now?
( Grunts )
What's going on?
It's funny. I was gonna
ask you the same thing.
What?
What are you doing in my house?
I told you.
I was following up on a lead.
- You have a warrant?
- What?
Do you have a warrant
to be in my house?
You need a warrant
to be in my house.
No.
You're a police officer
and you don't have a warrant.
That means you're breaking the law.
Am I right?
Technically.
- Okay, what are you doing here?
- Working a case.
- What kind of case?
- Homicide.
What's the name of the victim?
Wha--
I don't--
You don't know the name
of the victim
of the homicide case
you're working?
- Rihanna.
- Rihanna what?
Hayes.
Took you a long time
to remember her name.
If I was working a case,
I think I would--
I would remember her name
a lot quicker than that.
Who found the body?
Uh.
She was a prostitute.
We found her in a dumpster
behind a sporting goods store
on Fifth Ave.
I didn't ask you where
you found the body.
I asked you
who found the body.
Why do you want to know
about my case?
I wanna know if you're
telling the truth.
Who found the body?
Another streetwalker.
Okay, the dead prostitute.
What'd she look like?
She have red hair?
Brown hair?
Blonde, what?
Redhead, what?
- She was African-American.
- African-American.
Big girl?
Small girl, what?
- Big.
- Big. How big?
Big girl?
Big, fat girl, what?
- 185.
- 185 pounds.
That's a big girl, all right.
How'd she die?
What, you have to think about that?
How was she killed?
- Strangled.
- Strangled.
So you're telling me that
this little girl over here
strangled a 185-pound
street hooker?
No, no, no, no.
I never said that.
- Yes, you did.
- No, I said that I had a lead
that she may have information
concerning my investigation.
I had a lead that
there were two women...
- He's lying.
- ...Involved in a drug deal.
That's not what
you said at the door.
- Yeah, it is.
- No.
You said you were
looking for a fugitive.
Your little narc buddy.
That's what he said.
"We're looking for a fugitive."
Okay '
okay-- Kyle, right?
Yes.
I can understand you being a bit
confused by all of this.
I'm a bit confused by all this.
A girl like this, she--
she shows up on your doorstep,
and you're just...
trying to do the right thing.
And I get that.
And I'm willing to forget
about everything
that has happened
up until this moment.
But you gotta understand,
and you gotta know
that you cannot trust anything
that this girl says.
- You are a fucking liar.
- You cannot--
Liar! Scumbag.
Just look at her.
She's violent.
- Huh?
- He killed my friend.
- She's paranoid.
- He's lying to you.
She's out of her head.
You can't believe a word
that she says.
- Okay?
- You know what?
I do believe her.
You're the one with the story
that doesn't add up.
Why don't you tell me
about Mary?
Who's Mary?
I don't know any Mary
or what the hell
you're talking about.
You don't know
anybody named Mary.
I don't know
anybody named Mary.
- Never met anybody named Mary?
- Who is Mary?
That's what we're gonna find out.
I don't know any Mary!
You disgust me.
What are you doing?
( Lighter flicks )
Listen.
You haven't done anything
that can't be overlooked.
But if you're gonna do what I think
you're about to do,
you are crossing a line
that you cannot come back from.
I am a senior detective
with the Williams County
Sheriff Department.
You are looking at seriously
messing up your future right now.
Put that down.
Tell me where Mary is.
I don't know any Mary.
I swear to you, I don't know
anything about a girl named--
( screams )
- You gonna tell me where Mary is?
- You're a fucking dead man!
( Screams )
Look at me.
You're not gonna like
where I put it next.
Okay
Okay
Where is she?
I killed her.
Oh, God.
I killed her.
She-- she was just so little.
And I didn't--
I didn't mean to.
You have to understand.
I didn't mean to hurt her.
I'm a good person.
(wing )
Okay '
We can call the cops.
Hold on.
That doesn't mean anything.
He just confessed.
And as soon as he is set free,
he will say that he lied
because you tortured him.
He'll say he doesn't
know any Mary
and that he doesn't know
anything about this,
because we have no proof.
We don't have her body.
You're gonna take us to her body.
- All right?
- Yeah.
- Right?
- I will.
I will.
I just don't get it.
Look at you.
You're a senior detective
with the Williams
Sheriff's Department.
James Harrison.
Commended twice for bravery
and distinguished service.
I looked you up.
You were promoted this spring
over two other sergeants.
Which is important
'cause it looks like
the sheriff's gonna retire.
Which makes you
the next guy in line.
And you're out
in the woods doing blow
with a couple of strippers?
I don't do drugs.
I've never done drugs.
I know it was a mistake.
I've never done
anything like that before.
Honestly.
You're such a hypocrite.
I hate hypocrites.
I told you.
That was an accident.
An accident, huh?
What about her?
Was there gonna be
another accident?
You know, all this stuff
we bought today
is tax deductible.
Seriously.
It's for our jobs.
I never heard of anyone
writing off a negligee.
- Why not? It's for work.
- Oh.
- I'm writing that stuff off.
- Hope you get audited.
I'd love to see the look
on that IRS guy's face.
(TV clicks on )
Woman on TV: ...Jessica Kim,
who was recently reported missing
by her sister Lisa Kim.
She is with me now.
First of all, Lisa,
how's the family holding up?
- Mary.
- It's hard, but we're confident
- we're gonna find her.
- Mary, come check this out.
She has a husband and two children
she loves very much.
She wouldn't just
disappear for this long
without checking in,
not unless something was wrong.
Reporter: What would you like
to say to Jessica
- if she were watching right now?
- This is bizarre.
Jessica, if you're out there,
please, please come home.
We love you and we miss you
and we want you back.
And if someone out there
has Jessica,
please just let her come home
to her family
who loves her and misses her
and is where she belongs.
Please come home, Jessica.
Reporter:
There you have it, Roger.
From the sister of Jessica Kim,
who has now been missing
almost a week.
I'm Christy Gonzales.
(TV clicks off)
That's like four girls
that have just vanished
in the last year.
I read in the paper
that the dead girl
they found in Flagstaff
was strangled.
Do you think they're all connected?
I don't know.
I don't wanna think about it.
I'm gonna go try on some of my stuff.
You lie, you cheat,
you steal.
Whatever serves your purpose.
I want you to explain to me
how you get to be where you are
and I end up living in a cabin
like a hermit...
trying to put my life back together.
Life's just a big game.
It's about who has what
and how you're gonna get it.
You can either
take life by the balls,
get what you need,
or you can be the victim.
Either way, life doesn't give a shit
about either one of us.
- Is that how you rationalize it?
- No.
It's just how I learned to survive.
And I'm damn good at it.
So how's that working out
for you tonight?
KYle?
I don't want to see her like that.
Yeah, all right.
( Music playing on radio )
Mary: Maybe he's falling
in love with me.
(Annie laughs )
Sure.
Yeah, right.
It's the whole dancer thing.
Guys don't take us seriously.
Let's just blow them off, then.
Why, you have
something better to do?
Mary, I'm coming because of you.
I know, I know.
Hey, look at it this way.
We'll get some free coke.
We'll go, we'll stay for like an hour.
An hour. Okay.
I mean it this time.
I owe you one.
- You owe me like 20.
- I know.
This time, I'll actually pay you back.
- Who's your favorite bitch?
- You are.
I think this is it.
- You think?
- Yeah.
This is it.
What would it take to make you
forget about this whole thing, huh?
What do you want?
I want you to find the grave.
We'll stay out here
all night if we have to.
And then we'll look tomorrow.
And then we'll look
tomorrow night.
And then we'll look
the next day...
- I thought this was the place!
- ...until we find the grave!
Look, it was daytime.
- Everything looks different now.
- Don't give me that!
It's a full moon.
I could read a book if I had one.
I have cash.
I have money stowed away
that nobody knows about.
Somehow that
doesn't surprise me.
What if I could
clear your record, huh?
How could you do that?
I know people.
People who could help.
The judge in your case,
the one that gave
you six years for manslaughter.
I play golf with him.
He'd work with me.
I would have
your record expunged.
No one would know
you spent a day in jail.
Think about it.
It'd be a fresh start for you.
Hell, I'll even pull some strings,
get you a cushy civilian job
on the force.
Those guys make good money.
What'd ya say?
What do I say?
Is that what you think?
I'm an idiot?!
You're a liar!
Now let's go find the grave!
We go back to the car
and we start over.
KYle?
Did you find her?
- No.
- You never will.
( Screams )
We gotta get them out of here.
Back up to the cabin.
We're gonna drive
back up to the cabin?
Got to.
My DNA is all over that place.
All that rotting wood.
It'll be impossible to clean.
We take them
back up there and what?
We kill them.
And then we torch the place.
Listen, Jim,
I understand the thing
about the girl.
That was an accident.
But now you're talking about
a double-homicide.
This could end up badly.
We can handle it.
You just gotta keep
your head in the game.
Think about what
you're asking me to do.
I don't think I can do it.
You cannot back out now.
You are in this neck-deep!
And you know it!
Fuck!
Drive, bitch.
You should have taken
me up on my offer.
Could've had some money,
a job, a future.
But now you're gonna
end up a statistic.
What a waste of a life.
I told you.
You could either
take life by the balls
and get what you want
or you can play the victim.
You made the wrong choice, Kyle.
I like your bracelets.
Oh, he's gonna tell me
where the keys are.
He's gonna tell me a lot of things.
I'm gonna enjoy this.
Payback's a bitch.
You're pathetic.
And I know why.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
You act like Mr. Big Man,
Mr. Macho,
Mr. Tough Guy,
but Mary told me the truth.
It's hard to be a tough guy
when you're only packing
four inches.
I'd keep my mouth shut
if I were you, bitch.
(groaning )
That's old school.
That's how I interrogate a suspect.
But you--
you took it to a whole different level.
You went--
you went--
- Medieval.
- Medieval.
Yeah, that's it, like in the movie.
You went there.
And now it's my turn.
And I'm gonna do it slowly.
And I'm gonna make it hurt.
You humiliated me.
Now you're gonna pay for it.
What are you doing standing there?
Take her outside and kill her.
Come on.
Come on.
Maybe we can finish
what we started earlier.
What?
When we were partying?
Maybe we can finish that.
You'd do that?
If I could live a little longer...
and do something
I've always enjoyed.
Yeah.
I'll do it.
Yeah.
Okay '
( gasps )
We'll save that for later.
(groaning )
Ooh.
How do you like your meat, Kyle?
Rare?
Medium?
Oh, fuck.
Me, I like mine well-done.
( Groaning louder)
Whoa!
No, no, no!
( Yells )
I was beginning to think
he didn't have the balls.
( Crying )
Like I said, Kyle,
life's a game.
You didn't actually think
you were going to win, did you?
( laughs )
See,
I've been winning
my whole life.
It's what I do.
Nobody beats
James Harrison.
Not you,
not anyone.
Kyle.
Are you ready?
- That wasn't so hard.
- ( screams )
- Was it?
- Get me out of this!
Bite it, bite it, bite it!
- ( Growls )
- Get it off me!
Get it off me!
Get it off!
No! Annie!
- ( Screams )
- Motherfucker!
( Screaming )
(vase smashing )
( grunting )
( screams )
( gasping and choking )
( shrieks )
MY eyes!
This is all you--
- fucking--
- Ah!
Look at me.
Look at me.
We're gonna be okay.
We're gonna be all right.
You're gonna be okay.
This is so surreal.
It's just wrong.
Well, we got no choice.
Nothing else we can do.
Two dead cops.
We killed them.
We're never gonna find Mary's body.
Nobody's gonna believe us.
I don't wanna spend
the rest of my life
in a six-foot by eight-foot cage.
I can't believe it.
24 hours ago,
I was rolling out of bed,
just like every other day.
None of this had ever happened.
It's like another lifetime.
Annie: I don't think Cooger
was such a bad guy.
He just got caught up
in it, like we did.
And I killed him.
He didn't deserve to die.
I saw a film once
where this guy says,
"I don't deserve to die."
And this other dude
looks at him and says,
"Deserving's got
nothing to do with it."
Then he blows his head off.
That's what I believe.
Deserving's got
nothing to do with it.
I still say if anyone deserves
to be in that hole,
Harrison does.
Have you heard about all the girls
that have gone missing in the area?
There's one dead
and two missing in Flagstaff.
Two from Page
and one missing girl
right here in Williams.
What about 'em?
Well, do you think he had
something to do with it?
I mean, he killed Mary.
We know he was gonna kill me.
Nah.
I don't see it like that.
Harrison was a victim
of his own vices.
If the girls you're
referring to are dead,
it's a serial killer.
It's a completely different mindset.
How so?
Well,
serial killers
are almost always sociopaths.
They don't feel empathy
for other people.
They've got no conscience.
They don't feel bad about
the things that they do,
even though they know
that society condemns them.
So they're slippery.
Good liars.
Sometimes,
they can be quite charming.
Guy like that has probably
had those impulses
ever since he was a little child.
What kind of impulses?
To hurt people.
Women, mostly.
Makes them feel powerful
and in control.
That's why they commit the act.
But...
as time moves on,
that feeling fades,
and it's painful
going back to being a nobody,
somebody that people just ignore
or treat like dirt.
So that impulse
starts creeping back.
And you do it again.
And the feeling that you get--
it's hard to imagine.
It's like--
it's like touching the face of God.
KYle?
KYle?
What?
-( No audible dialogue)
-( instrumental music playing )
( rock music playing )
J' Thought I was dying
when we said good-bye J'
J' Wouldn't believe
that you would ever lie J'
J' Spent all night crying
till I realized I
J' There were tons of guys
that I haven't tried J'
J' Got some perspective,
now I can proceed J'
J' So unexpected,
but I feel relieved J'
J' Now I go out
and all I see J'
J' Are the many different types
of possibilities J'
J' Whee! Oh, I enjoy
all of my boys J'
J' Like a child
playing with toys J'
J' I enjoy all of my boys J'
J' Boys, boys, boys J'
J' Whoo! I want it all J'
J' I want it, I-I-I want it J'
J' I want every shape,
every size J'
J' Every type, baby J'
J' I want it all,
I want it all right now J'
J' I want it all I
J' I want it, I-I-I want it J'
J' Every shape, every size J'
J' Every type, baby J'
J' I want it all,
I want it right now J'
J' I want it all I
J' Want it all, yeah,
I wanna, wanna, wanna, yeah J'
J' While I'm still young,
I'm trying to separate J'
J' The things I like in guys
and things I hate J'
J' That's why
I don't discriminate J'
J' Gotta kiss some toads
before you know J'
J' Sometimes I'm sassy J'
J' Sometimes I am crude J'
J' I can be classy or totally rude J'
J' I change my mind
like my attitude J'
J' So I need a dude
for each of my moods, whoo! J'
J' Oh, I enjoy all of my boys J'
J' Like a child playing with toys J'
J' I enjoy all of my boys J'
J' Boys, b-b-boys, whoo! J'
J' I want it all I
J' I want it, I-I-I want itJ'
J' Every shape, every size J'
J' Every type, baby J'
J' I want it all,
I want it all right now J'
J' I want it all I
J' I want it, I-I-I want it J'
J' Every shape, every size J'
J' Every type, baby J'
J' I want it all J'
I want it all right now J'
J' I want it all. J'
J' Screaming Beauty J'
J' I can't tell your heart
what's wrong J'
J' Let it out,
you gotta breathe J'
J' You know that this
ain't healthy J'
J' Screaming Beauty J'
J' Let go, let go, let go J'
J'LadadadadadaJ'
J' Oh-oh... J'
J' Screaming Beauty J'
J' You've been holding it in J'
J' For so long J'
J' Gotta let it out,
I've got to breathe J'
J' I know that I'm not healthy J'
J"Oh, oh oh J'
Deepsea@Berdesup
-( man moaning, panting )
Man: Yeah, right there.
Give it to me.
Come on.
Give it to me. Do it.
That's it.
That's it.
That's it.
Yes!
Come on.
( Grunting )
Oh, God.
Oh, yeah.
That's it.
You like that, don't you?
( Groans )
( belt jangling )
Oh, God.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, you like that, don't you?
Right there.
- That's how you like it, huh?
- Yeah.
You're a dirty
little thing, aren't you?
( Gasps )
Oh, you like it hard
and you like it anywhere.
- Oh, yeah.
- Mm.
I'll give it to you.
I'll give it to you all fucking day.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you like that, huh?
Dirty girl.
Tell me you like it.
- You like that, huh?
- Oh, yeah.
- You like that, don't you?
- Yeah. Just like that.
- Oh, that's good, huh?
- Yeah.
- You like it hard, don't you?
- Yeah.
That's right where
you want it, isn't it?
Look me in the eye.
- Tell me you're a whore.
- Uh-huh. I'm a whore.
- That's right. Tell me you're a whore.
- I'm a whore.
Look at me and tell me
you're a whore.
Look at me.
Come on.
Look at me.
And tell me
you're a whore.
- Would you just come already?
- What did you say?
( Sharp snap )
Miss?
Oh, great.
And I'll be right back
with your change.
You can keep it.
Thank you very much.
- Have a good day.
- I always do.
( Music playing )
( panting )
( crying )
Woman's voice:
What if all your problems...
( gasps )
are just memories?
If you really look,
there are no problems
in this actual moment.
The mind's tendency
is to look for a problem
when they are not actually here.
If you look right now
into this moment,
you will see
the couch,
the living room,
the screen on which I appear.
( Continues crying )
( heart beating )
Listen to this.
Consider the significance
and never forget that only love is--
You may now pause this video
and review the concepts
of chapters one and two.
And then you may proceed
to chapter three.
( Clicks mouse )
( gasping, crying )
( screams )
Help me somebody, please!
Please!
Please help me!
Somebody, please!
Help me!
Please!
Please let me in.
Please!
Open the door!
Please!
Help me!
Help me!
Please! They already
got my friend!
Please, somebody help me.
Somebody help me.
Please, please, please let me in!
Please!
Please, they're almost here!
Please. Please.
Please let me in!
Help. Help.
( Door rattling )
Please, please,
please open the door!
( Crying )
Please.
They're chasing me.
Please help me.
Please help me.
Please, they're after me.
Who's chasing you?
Who's after you?
(flying )
Please let me in. Please.
Who's almost here?
- Who's chasing you?
- Please.
Please, they killed my friend.
- All right.
- Oh, thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
( Sobbing )
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Calm down.
Calm down.
What's the matter with you?
Tell me what's going on.
- What?
- I don't know what the problem is.
- Do you need a doctor?
- No! They're trying to kill me!
( Crickets chirping )
Now, tell me, who's after you?
( Whispering )
They killed her.
- Your friend?
- Oh, God. Mary.
Mary?
Mary was your friend?
- Who killed her?
- We never should've gone.
( Crying )
Calm down.
Tell me your name.
What's your name?
Annie.
Annie. Good.
Good, now.
Tell me who's after you
and who killed Mary.
The police.
- What'd ya do?
- Nothing.
- Don't lie to me.
- I'm not.
It's not what you think.
Then what is it?
Mary was seeing one of them.
They were--
they were just hanging out.
( Music playing on radio )
J' When I was five years old... J'
Come on.
Let me see it.
No.
Please?
I don't just show it to anyone.
If you show it to me,
I promise I won't tell.
J' The girls would laugh and smile J'
J' After a while J'
J' She'd come up,
whup on my behind... J'
Is that a Glock?
- No, it's a Beretta.
- Mmm.
- Are you any good?
- Yeah.
Let's see.
Can't fire it here.
Please? Please?
J' Your mom would holler and shout J'
J' We would all hang out... J'
( laughs )
That's hot.
I want to try.
Okay '
J' As a boozer and a loser... J'
Oh, no.
Okay, make sure that your sights
- are all lined up.
- Okay.
Okay, the trick is
to squeeze the trigger.
Don't pull it.
It'll kick back, but it won't hurt,
so don't be afraid.
( Gunshots )
Ha-ha!
- I want one.
- Heh.
Knock that off.
Oh shit.
Sorry.
Put it away.
You're gonna get us in trouble.
Don't worry.
He is the law around here.
You're looking at the next
Williams County Sheriff.
From your mouth
to God's ears.
J' Barely cost a dime... J'
Thank you.
J' But I sure did some hard time J'
J' 30 days' house arrest J'
J' At the old town bar J'
J' Can't remember 20 too good J'
J' Wouldn't want to if I could J'
J' I got married, got divorced J'
J' I might have married again... J'
HEY
- What are you doing?
- What?
You'll take your clothes off
for a roomful of strangers,
and now you're getting all shy?
J' I was born into this world J'
J' With a reputation... J'
- Not here, okay?
- Okay.
Lead the way.
J' But you know I'd never give up J'
J' These libations J'
J' So shut up, drink up J'
J' And let me get my kicks
for free... I
Now what?
Our turn.
( Grunting and panting )
You're really good with that gun.
I'm good at everything
that I do, Annie.
Is that right?
( Music playing faintly )
-( panting )
'( be" tangling )
( inhales sharply )
( moaning )
Coger!
- Get over here!
- What?
Now!
I'm serious!
Are you kidding me?
Right now!
All right, all right.
Sorry, babe.
What happened?
She's dead.
Jim, she's dead.
I know she's dead, God damn it!
What happened?
We were just having fun.
I got a little rough.
She's just so little, I--
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
What are we gonna do?
We get rid of her.
Wow.
Um...
how?
We bury her.
Right here.
Right now.
What about the other one?
Go get her.
Annie.
I overheard them talking.
He killed her.
I know he did.
How'd you get away?
I don't know.
I just got outta there.
Well, then you came
to the wrong guy,
'cause I can't get
mixed up with the law.
Come on.
What?
We're leaving.
What? Where?
I'm gonna take you into town.
No, I can't do that.
I've got my own problems.
So you can either
come with me
or take your chances
in the woods.
I'm all alone out here.
Hide.
- What?
- Someone's coming.
- Hide.
- ( car door closes )
( knocks )
Are you Kyle Limato?
Yes.
Good evening, sir.
I'm Detective James Harrison.
I'm with the Williams County
Sheriff's Department.
May I come inside?
What can I do for you?
We're looking for a woman.
This woman.
We think she may have
retreated into the woods
and may be trying to take shelter
in one of the homes in the area.
I haven't seen anyone.
Who are you?
I'm Detective Jonathan Cooger.
You don't look like a cop.
James:
Then he's doing his job.
He's an undercover
narcotics agent.
This is a joint investigation.
Well, like I said,
I haven't seen anyone.
Can we come inside?
No one's here.
I didn't say anyone was.
It's just that these woods,
they're a--
well, they're a great place to hide.
Yeah, I know they are.
You seem nervous.
You seem nervous, too.
This young woman,
she's wanted in connection
with a homicide.
Finding her would be
a big help to our case.
It might blow it wide open.
Well, I don't know
what I can tell ya.
I haven't seen anyone.
Fair enough.
If you do see her,
here's my card.
Please give me a call.
Anything for law enforcement.
Hmm.
To be honest with you,
you look a little bit
suspicious.
I don't think you're alone in here.
What? I said I was.
Yeah. You did.
You did.
But I guess we can say
just about anything
we want to, can't we?
I guess so.
You have a wonderful evening.
You too, Officer.
( Engine starts )
That was them.
- Who are you?
- What do you mean?
You heard 'em.
They said you were a fugitive.
He's a liar.
They showed me your mug shot.
I've been arrested.
Once.
- Once.
- For what?
Possession of marijuana.
It was no big deal.
They plea-bargained it.
I ended up doing
community service.
Look, I am no angel.
I'm a dancer in a nightclub.
And I like to party
and have a good time.
And that's what we were
doing with these cops
when everything went crazy.
But I know a lot of girls
who've gotten themselves
into all kinds of shit.
And that's not me.
Other than that one little fuck-up,
I have never been
in any serious trouble.
I swear.
I come all the way out here
to get away from people,
to get away from trouble,
this crap lands on my doorstep.
Listen...
I think we should just go
to somebody else
in the sheriff's office.
We can't do that.
This guy's a bigshot.
He runs the whole show.
He can do whatever he wants
and cover it up.
I'm finding that hard to believe.
It's true.
Well, you're right about that.
This guy's pretty heavy-duty.
What do you wanna do?
We could get proof.
What kinda proof?
MEW-
I know where she's at.
I can take you there
and you could see
I'm telling the truth.
Once we find Mary,
we can prove that he killed her.
All we have to do is drive there.
Please let me take you there.
I'm begging you.
Please.
( Car door opens )
( engine starts )
( music playing )
: Light :
J' And day J'
J' Raining J'
J' Crimson brown J'
J' Wasted... J'
Is that your cabin?
No.
It's my uncle's, but he
hasn't used it in years.
Why not?
Uh, he used to use it
for hunting and fishing,
but he's too old for that now.
J' From the dark... J'
So why do you live there alone?
So far from everyone?
Come on, you can tell me.
I guess I just like being alone.
Why?
I don't know.
It's, uh--
it's complicated.
What do you mean?
Why do you ask so many questions?
J' Broken J'
J' Spoken today J'
J' With you I might... J'
( hip-hop music playing faintly )
$0?
What do ya think?
Yeah, it's cute.
What, you don't like it?
No, it's totally sexy.
It's just that Kim wears
something similar on stage.
( Sighs )
I forgot.
Oh, God.
Poor Kim.
I feel so bad for her.
I know, the whole escort thing.
Can you imagine?
Have you met her boyfriend?
( laughing )
He's such a jerk.
I know.
Hang on.
I'll try another one.
And then cocktails.
Tell me about the friend.
What do you want to know?
Just the essentials.
Bad boy.
He's a narc,
so he's definitely
gonna have some blow.
What does he look like?
He's kinda got that rugged
Johnny Depp thing going on.
Good enough.
Well?
- Now that's hot.
- Really?
- You don't think it's too girly?
- No.
I sorta wanna do you right now.
You wish.
So...
are you coming or not?
Don't I always?
That's why I love you.
I love you, too.
What if she's not there?
Are you sure you're
telling me the truth?
Why don't you trust me?
I didn't say I didn't.
Take a left.
On that dirt road.
It should be on the right.
J' Broken J'
J' Spoken... J'
Is this the place?
J' With you, I I
J' Might break J'
J' Away... J'
Are you all right?
I don't know if I can do this.
You have to.
We're here.
What, are you gonna
stay in the car?
No.
I'll come with you.
This is where we were partying.
(sighs )
This is where she was.
They moved her body.
God damn it!
They moved her body.
That's Mary's.
You believe me now?
Yes.
But what do you want me to do?
I still say you should just
find some other cops,
talk to them.
And say what?
Tell them the truth.
Do you think they'll believe me?
Without her body, there is no crime!
What are you yelling at me for?!
I'm just trying to help!
I don't even know how I got
involved in this situation!
God damn it!
I'm sorry.
Come on.
Annie.
Yeah?
I've been thinking.
There's other agencies
we can go to:
the FBI, the DEA.
How old are you?
What?
- How old are you?
- 54.
You don't look 54.
You look really good for 54.
Really?
Yeah.
I don't know--
I've just, um,
always had this thing
for older men.
What are you doing?
Why?
You don't like me?
I didn't say that.
I think you like me.
You like me.
J' I don't know
why we don't know J'
J' How to talk to
one another any more J'
J' Well the--
the constant stream of J'
J' He said, she said J'
J' You know,
it makes me wanna run J'
J' For the door J'
J' And she says "go" J'
J' Well, the-- the time
we have is right now J'
J' That is my only concern J'
J' Because when I am
dead and gone J'
J' You know it doesn't matter
if it's you or me or him or her J'
J' The only thing that I got
are lessons learned J'
J' And she says "go" J'
J' Well, I don't care what you J'
J' Have to say no more J'
J' So then I say "go" J'
J' No, I don't care
if you run away any more J'
J' You and me J'
J' All the things we fight
for and never see J'
J' Oh, no,
in the light of day. J'
- Are you okay?
- Yeah.
Not only do you
look good for 54,
- you fuck good for 54.
- ( chuckles )
Where are you going?
I'll be right back.
( Whispers )
That's romantic.
( Pop music playing )
I don't know why I keep
going out with him.
I know why.
Aside from the coke,
I don't know why
I keep going out with him.
He's always got money.
So what's the problem?
I don't know exactly.
It's just--
he's just so straight.
You know, with the church
and the family and the barbecues
and the blah, blah, blah, I--
I don't know, it's just weird.
( Phone vibrates )
Hold on.
- Oh, boy.
- ( sighs)
Hi, baby.
( Mimics stuffy nose )
Yeah, no,
I'm just really not
feeling good right now.
Yeah, I think I'm coming down
with a cold.
Oh.
You wanna do that to me?
Oh, you better stop it right now.
You're making me all hot.
Okay '
I'll call you when
I'm feeling better, okay?
Okay.
Ugh.
Such a freak.
What'd he say?
Same shit he always says.
I don't know.
He's such a freak.
Men are so weird.
KYle?
KYle?
KYle?
- Hey, you.
-( muffled whimpering )
Relax, shh.
I won't shoot.
You need to relax.
Still, shh shh
shh shh shh shh.
Be still.
We're gonna wait right here
until loverboy gets back.
No.
No, no, no, no, no.
You don't wanna do that.
You definitely
don't wanna do that.
This can be easy,
or this can be hard.
( Muffled crying )
But you like it hard, don't you?
Yeah.
You like it a little rough.
Turns you on, doesn't it?
You're like Mary, aren't you?
He slap you around
a little bit, hmm?
Did you let him?
He's a big, strong man.
I bet you didn't know what to do
in the arms of all that man.
I'm a big strong man, too.
And I'm about to put
your hero down.
( Yells )
That hurt.
Don't do that again.
Didn't what happened to Mary
teach you anything?
She thought she was in control.
She thought she was in charge.
But nobody fucks
with James Harrison.
- ( Growls )
- ( cries out )
-( both grunting )
- ( objects clattering )
( panting )
Is he dead?
No.
He was gonna kill us.
Maybe.
I say we kill the motherfucker.
- Are you out of your mind?
- He killed Mary!
Nobody's killing anybody.
You believe me now?
( Grunts )
What's going on?
It's funny. I was gonna
ask you the same thing.
What?
What are you doing in my house?
I told you.
I was following up on a lead.
- You have a warrant?
- What?
Do you have a warrant
to be in my house?
You need a warrant
to be in my house.
No.
You're a police officer
and you don't have a warrant.
That means you're breaking the law.
Am I right?
Technically.
- Okay, what are you doing here?
- Working a case.
- What kind of case?
- Homicide.
What's the name of the victim?
Wha--
I don't--
You don't know the name
of the victim
of the homicide case
you're working?
- Rihanna.
- Rihanna what?
Hayes.
Took you a long time
to remember her name.
If I was working a case,
I think I would--
I would remember her name
a lot quicker than that.
Who found the body?
Uh.
She was a prostitute.
We found her in a dumpster
behind a sporting goods store
on Fifth Ave.
I didn't ask you where
you found the body.
I asked you
who found the body.
Why do you want to know
about my case?
I wanna know if you're
telling the truth.
Who found the body?
Another streetwalker.
Okay, the dead prostitute.
What'd she look like?
She have red hair?
Brown hair?
Blonde, what?
Redhead, what?
- She was African-American.
- African-American.
Big girl?
Small girl, what?
- Big.
- Big. How big?
Big girl?
Big, fat girl, what?
- 185.
- 185 pounds.
That's a big girl, all right.
How'd she die?
What, you have to think about that?
How was she killed?
- Strangled.
- Strangled.
So you're telling me that
this little girl over here
strangled a 185-pound
street hooker?
No, no, no, no.
I never said that.
- Yes, you did.
- No, I said that I had a lead
that she may have information
concerning my investigation.
I had a lead that
there were two women...
- He's lying.
- ...Involved in a drug deal.
That's not what
you said at the door.
- Yeah, it is.
- No.
You said you were
looking for a fugitive.
Your little narc buddy.
That's what he said.
"We're looking for a fugitive."
Okay '
okay-- Kyle, right?
Yes.
I can understand you being a bit
confused by all of this.
I'm a bit confused by all this.
A girl like this, she--
she shows up on your doorstep,
and you're just...
trying to do the right thing.
And I get that.
And I'm willing to forget
about everything
that has happened
up until this moment.
But you gotta understand,
and you gotta know
that you cannot trust anything
that this girl says.
- You are a fucking liar.
- You cannot--
Liar! Scumbag.
Just look at her.
She's violent.
- Huh?
- He killed my friend.
- She's paranoid.
- He's lying to you.
She's out of her head.
You can't believe a word
that she says.
- Okay?
- You know what?
I do believe her.
You're the one with the story
that doesn't add up.
Why don't you tell me
about Mary?
Who's Mary?
I don't know any Mary
or what the hell
you're talking about.
You don't know
anybody named Mary.
I don't know
anybody named Mary.
- Never met anybody named Mary?
- Who is Mary?
That's what we're gonna find out.
I don't know any Mary!
You disgust me.
What are you doing?
( Lighter flicks )
Listen.
You haven't done anything
that can't be overlooked.
But if you're gonna do what I think
you're about to do,
you are crossing a line
that you cannot come back from.
I am a senior detective
with the Williams County
Sheriff Department.
You are looking at seriously
messing up your future right now.
Put that down.
Tell me where Mary is.
I don't know any Mary.
I swear to you, I don't know
anything about a girl named--
( screams )
- You gonna tell me where Mary is?
- You're a fucking dead man!
( Screams )
Look at me.
You're not gonna like
where I put it next.
Okay
Okay
Where is she?
I killed her.
Oh, God.
I killed her.
She-- she was just so little.
And I didn't--
I didn't mean to.
You have to understand.
I didn't mean to hurt her.
I'm a good person.
(wing )
Okay '
We can call the cops.
Hold on.
That doesn't mean anything.
He just confessed.
And as soon as he is set free,
he will say that he lied
because you tortured him.
He'll say he doesn't
know any Mary
and that he doesn't know
anything about this,
because we have no proof.
We don't have her body.
You're gonna take us to her body.
- All right?
- Yeah.
- Right?
- I will.
I will.
I just don't get it.
Look at you.
You're a senior detective
with the Williams
Sheriff's Department.
James Harrison.
Commended twice for bravery
and distinguished service.
I looked you up.
You were promoted this spring
over two other sergeants.
Which is important
'cause it looks like
the sheriff's gonna retire.
Which makes you
the next guy in line.
And you're out
in the woods doing blow
with a couple of strippers?
I don't do drugs.
I've never done drugs.
I know it was a mistake.
I've never done
anything like that before.
Honestly.
You're such a hypocrite.
I hate hypocrites.
I told you.
That was an accident.
An accident, huh?
What about her?
Was there gonna be
another accident?
You know, all this stuff
we bought today
is tax deductible.
Seriously.
It's for our jobs.
I never heard of anyone
writing off a negligee.
- Why not? It's for work.
- Oh.
- I'm writing that stuff off.
- Hope you get audited.
I'd love to see the look
on that IRS guy's face.
(TV clicks on )
Woman on TV: ...Jessica Kim,
who was recently reported missing
by her sister Lisa Kim.
She is with me now.
First of all, Lisa,
how's the family holding up?
- Mary.
- It's hard, but we're confident
- we're gonna find her.
- Mary, come check this out.
She has a husband and two children
she loves very much.
She wouldn't just
disappear for this long
without checking in,
not unless something was wrong.
Reporter: What would you like
to say to Jessica
- if she were watching right now?
- This is bizarre.
Jessica, if you're out there,
please, please come home.
We love you and we miss you
and we want you back.
And if someone out there
has Jessica,
please just let her come home
to her family
who loves her and misses her
and is where she belongs.
Please come home, Jessica.
Reporter:
There you have it, Roger.
From the sister of Jessica Kim,
who has now been missing
almost a week.
I'm Christy Gonzales.
(TV clicks off)
That's like four girls
that have just vanished
in the last year.
I read in the paper
that the dead girl
they found in Flagstaff
was strangled.
Do you think they're all connected?
I don't know.
I don't wanna think about it.
I'm gonna go try on some of my stuff.
You lie, you cheat,
you steal.
Whatever serves your purpose.
I want you to explain to me
how you get to be where you are
and I end up living in a cabin
like a hermit...
trying to put my life back together.
Life's just a big game.
It's about who has what
and how you're gonna get it.
You can either
take life by the balls,
get what you need,
or you can be the victim.
Either way, life doesn't give a shit
about either one of us.
- Is that how you rationalize it?
- No.
It's just how I learned to survive.
And I'm damn good at it.
So how's that working out
for you tonight?
KYle?
I don't want to see her like that.
Yeah, all right.
( Music playing on radio )
Mary: Maybe he's falling
in love with me.
(Annie laughs )
Sure.
Yeah, right.
It's the whole dancer thing.
Guys don't take us seriously.
Let's just blow them off, then.
Why, you have
something better to do?
Mary, I'm coming because of you.
I know, I know.
Hey, look at it this way.
We'll get some free coke.
We'll go, we'll stay for like an hour.
An hour. Okay.
I mean it this time.
I owe you one.
- You owe me like 20.
- I know.
This time, I'll actually pay you back.
- Who's your favorite bitch?
- You are.
I think this is it.
- You think?
- Yeah.
This is it.
What would it take to make you
forget about this whole thing, huh?
What do you want?
I want you to find the grave.
We'll stay out here
all night if we have to.
And then we'll look tomorrow.
And then we'll look
tomorrow night.
And then we'll look
the next day...
- I thought this was the place!
- ...until we find the grave!
Look, it was daytime.
- Everything looks different now.
- Don't give me that!
It's a full moon.
I could read a book if I had one.
I have cash.
I have money stowed away
that nobody knows about.
Somehow that
doesn't surprise me.
What if I could
clear your record, huh?
How could you do that?
I know people.
People who could help.
The judge in your case,
the one that gave
you six years for manslaughter.
I play golf with him.
He'd work with me.
I would have
your record expunged.
No one would know
you spent a day in jail.
Think about it.
It'd be a fresh start for you.
Hell, I'll even pull some strings,
get you a cushy civilian job
on the force.
Those guys make good money.
What'd ya say?
What do I say?
Is that what you think?
I'm an idiot?!
You're a liar!
Now let's go find the grave!
We go back to the car
and we start over.
KYle?
Did you find her?
- No.
- You never will.
( Screams )
We gotta get them out of here.
Back up to the cabin.
We're gonna drive
back up to the cabin?
Got to.
My DNA is all over that place.
All that rotting wood.
It'll be impossible to clean.
We take them
back up there and what?
We kill them.
And then we torch the place.
Listen, Jim,
I understand the thing
about the girl.
That was an accident.
But now you're talking about
a double-homicide.
This could end up badly.
We can handle it.
You just gotta keep
your head in the game.
Think about what
you're asking me to do.
I don't think I can do it.
You cannot back out now.
You are in this neck-deep!
And you know it!
Fuck!
Drive, bitch.
You should have taken
me up on my offer.
Could've had some money,
a job, a future.
But now you're gonna
end up a statistic.
What a waste of a life.
I told you.
You could either
take life by the balls
and get what you want
or you can play the victim.
You made the wrong choice, Kyle.
I like your bracelets.
Oh, he's gonna tell me
where the keys are.
He's gonna tell me a lot of things.
I'm gonna enjoy this.
Payback's a bitch.
You're pathetic.
And I know why.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
You act like Mr. Big Man,
Mr. Macho,
Mr. Tough Guy,
but Mary told me the truth.
It's hard to be a tough guy
when you're only packing
four inches.
I'd keep my mouth shut
if I were you, bitch.
(groaning )
That's old school.
That's how I interrogate a suspect.
But you--
you took it to a whole different level.
You went--
you went--
- Medieval.
- Medieval.
Yeah, that's it, like in the movie.
You went there.
And now it's my turn.
And I'm gonna do it slowly.
And I'm gonna make it hurt.
You humiliated me.
Now you're gonna pay for it.
What are you doing standing there?
Take her outside and kill her.
Come on.
Come on.
Maybe we can finish
what we started earlier.
What?
When we were partying?
Maybe we can finish that.
You'd do that?
If I could live a little longer...
and do something
I've always enjoyed.
Yeah.
I'll do it.
Yeah.
Okay '
( gasps )
We'll save that for later.
(groaning )
Ooh.
How do you like your meat, Kyle?
Rare?
Medium?
Oh, fuck.
Me, I like mine well-done.
( Groaning louder)
Whoa!
No, no, no!
( Yells )
I was beginning to think
he didn't have the balls.
( Crying )
Like I said, Kyle,
life's a game.
You didn't actually think
you were going to win, did you?
( laughs )
See,
I've been winning
my whole life.
It's what I do.
Nobody beats
James Harrison.
Not you,
not anyone.
Kyle.
Are you ready?
- That wasn't so hard.
- ( screams )
- Was it?
- Get me out of this!
Bite it, bite it, bite it!
- ( Growls )
- Get it off me!
Get it off me!
Get it off!
No! Annie!
- ( Screams )
- Motherfucker!
( Screaming )
(vase smashing )
( grunting )
( screams )
( gasping and choking )
( shrieks )
MY eyes!
This is all you--
- fucking--
- Ah!
Look at me.
Look at me.
We're gonna be okay.
We're gonna be all right.
You're gonna be okay.
This is so surreal.
It's just wrong.
Well, we got no choice.
Nothing else we can do.
Two dead cops.
We killed them.
We're never gonna find Mary's body.
Nobody's gonna believe us.
I don't wanna spend
the rest of my life
in a six-foot by eight-foot cage.
I can't believe it.
24 hours ago,
I was rolling out of bed,
just like every other day.
None of this had ever happened.
It's like another lifetime.
Annie: I don't think Cooger
was such a bad guy.
He just got caught up
in it, like we did.
And I killed him.
He didn't deserve to die.
I saw a film once
where this guy says,
"I don't deserve to die."
And this other dude
looks at him and says,
"Deserving's got
nothing to do with it."
Then he blows his head off.
That's what I believe.
Deserving's got
nothing to do with it.
I still say if anyone deserves
to be in that hole,
Harrison does.
Have you heard about all the girls
that have gone missing in the area?
There's one dead
and two missing in Flagstaff.
Two from Page
and one missing girl
right here in Williams.
What about 'em?
Well, do you think he had
something to do with it?
I mean, he killed Mary.
We know he was gonna kill me.
Nah.
I don't see it like that.
Harrison was a victim
of his own vices.
If the girls you're
referring to are dead,
it's a serial killer.
It's a completely different mindset.
How so?
Well,
serial killers
are almost always sociopaths.
They don't feel empathy
for other people.
They've got no conscience.
They don't feel bad about
the things that they do,
even though they know
that society condemns them.
So they're slippery.
Good liars.
Sometimes,
they can be quite charming.
Guy like that has probably
had those impulses
ever since he was a little child.
What kind of impulses?
To hurt people.
Women, mostly.
Makes them feel powerful
and in control.
That's why they commit the act.
But...
as time moves on,
that feeling fades,
and it's painful
going back to being a nobody,
somebody that people just ignore
or treat like dirt.
So that impulse
starts creeping back.
And you do it again.
And the feeling that you get--
it's hard to imagine.
It's like--
it's like touching the face of God.
KYle?
KYle?
What?
-( No audible dialogue)
-( instrumental music playing )
( rock music playing )
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till I realized I
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now I can proceed J'
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but I feel relieved J'
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and all I see J'
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of possibilities J'
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all of my boys J'
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playing with toys J'
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