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But he expects to be a productive member of society real soon.
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That should conclude our session for today, Mrs Jennings.
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Look at that!
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Ducks on the lake!
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So fill me in on Leo Johnson.
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Leo's one of those guys youkeep your eye on.
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So far, we haven't caught him with his paws in the cookie jar.
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Morning, Leo.
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Who the hell is he?
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This is Special Agent Cooper, FBI.
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We'd like to ask you a couple of questions.
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So ask.
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"Leo".
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Is that short for "Leonard"?
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That's a question?
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- Did youknow Laura Palmer?
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- No.
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- How well did youknow her?
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- I said I didn't.
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You're lying.
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I knew who she was, all right?
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Everybody did.
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- Do youhave a criminal record?
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- Nothing.
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Youcan look it up.
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Illegal U-turn, April 1986.
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Drunk and disorderly, November 1987.
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September '88, aggravated assault, charges dropped.
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I paid my debt to society.
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Where were youthe night of Laura Palmer's murder?
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Around midnight?
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On the road.
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I called my wife Shelly from Butte, Montana.
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- She'll confirm this?
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- If youask her.
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Robert?
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This may be a good time for a brief discussion.
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Youwant to talk about cigarettes?
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Today?
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No, but put it out.
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It's a filthy habit, especially for a varsity athlete.
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I've attended my share of funerals.
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Too many.
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Any time a man dies in war, he dies too soon.
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Laura died too soon as well.
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Yeah, she did.
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But we have a responsibility to the dead, Robert.
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Responsibility is the linchpin of our society.
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Each man responsible for his own actions, each action contributing to the greater good.
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What's the good of putting someone in the ground?
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That's man's way of achieving closure.
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In ceremony begins understanding and the will to carry on without those we must leave behind.
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In your life, youmust learn, you will learn, to carry on without them.
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Great.
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I realise youexperience an ongoing disinclination to enter fully into meaningful ex change.
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This leads to stalemate and a desire on my part to force certain wisdom upon you.
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This isn't necessarily a bad thing, sometimes it's the best course available.
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Son, don't be afraid.
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We'll all be there together.
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- Afraid of what?
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- Well, the funeral.
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I'm not afraid of any damn funeral.
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Afraid?
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I can hardly wait.
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Afraid?
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!
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I'm gonna turn it upside down!
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Everybody ready?
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Deputy Hawk.
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Agent Cooper, there's no sign of the man with one arm.
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Keep trying.
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He's out there somewhere.
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If anyone can find him, Hawk can.
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- He's a tracker?
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- The best.
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OK, Albert.
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What have yougot?
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Enough forensic spadework to save your butt and get mine out of this godforsaken burg.
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What have yougot?
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OK, first of all, contents of envelope found in Palmer diary: cocaine.
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Toxicology results also positive.
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Newsflash: the little lady had a habit.
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We've got fibres of twine embedded in her wrists and upper arms.
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Two different kinds of twine.
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Fibres of twine found in railroad car matched the sample from her wrist.
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The same twine was used to bind the Pulaski girl.
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Conclusion: she was tied up twice, at different locations, the night she died.
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Once here, once here.
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Like this.
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"Sometimes my arms bend back."
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We found traces of pumice in standing water outside the railroad car.
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Soap, industrial strength.
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I found identical particles on Laura's neck.
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It's not her home-use brand.
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My conclusion:
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the killer washed his hands and then leaned in for a kiss.
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Like this.
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Good Lord...
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Distinctive wounds found on Laura's neck and shoulder appear to be claw marks, bites of some kind.
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An animal?
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