- 4/30/2025
Miami Vice Season 3 Episode 11 Forgive Us Our Debts
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00:00Judge Villanueva's got the warrants.
00:12Costa and Edwards will pick up Elbiero, and we'll bag Hackman.
00:16Nobody knows where Barkley is.
00:18Well, let's not let Hackman get itchy feet.
00:21I'll pick you up at 5.30, and we'll take this turkey while he's still in bed.
00:30Hey, Sonny.
00:32Yeah?
00:32The good guys won for once.
00:36Yeah, for once.
01:00Yes, my sweetheart.
01:12Are you a good girl?
01:16I know you're a good girl.
01:18Whoa, look at all these toys.
01:24Is somebody going to pick up all these toys in the living room?
01:28Yes, Daddy, somebody will.
01:31No, I ain't any good somebody will.
01:33Dinner's almost ready.
01:34Terrific.
01:35Let's go wash up, huh?
01:37Much more.
01:38Draw.
01:39Yeah.
01:48It's a strong case.
01:50Good forensics, good forensics, and three witnesses who can put them in the area.
01:55They're real bad guys, Daddy.
01:57Whoa, real bad guys.
02:00You're still going to be able to have dinner with Sonny and Caroline tomorrow?
02:03No problem.
02:04We'll be finished with the paperwork by five.
02:07Sonny told me they've already got a sitter.
02:12You expecting someone?
02:13No.
02:20Aaporise.
02:20I don't want you to be having once.
02:37I'm ashamed of.
02:43Maaki.
02:44It's a kitchen.
02:45I'm frozen.
04:16Would you like some orange juice, honey?
04:18Yes, please.
04:19I would do everything in my power to see that penalty enforced whenever and wherever it is warranted.
04:27Oh, yes.
04:28Candidates, any comments?
04:30Well, that isn't enough.
04:32You want real deterrent value, you get public execution broadcast live so as all the criminals come to watch.
04:41Aren't these guys serious?
04:43Of course they're serious.
04:45Trying to get elected.
04:46Mr. Claiborne, your thoughts?
04:48You know, it's one thing to go down to the courthouse at Tombstone and watch a public hanging as a matter of personal choice.
04:55But to broadcast the death of a human being into every home in this state where small children might be watching is an obscenity.
05:04Thank you, gentlemen.
05:07We now go to Rayford Prison and to the cell of convicted murderer Frank Hackman, who is scheduled to be executed this Friday.
05:15Do we have to watch any more of this?
05:17Wait a minute.
05:20Hold it.
05:21Good morning, Mr. Hackman.
05:24Good morning, Jane.
05:26You've heard our panel.
05:27Care to share your thoughts?
05:29Even though Mr. Wallman and Mr. Davis are part of the system that put me here, I agree with them.
05:40Do you mean to say that you'd be willing to have your own execution telecast?
05:45Death is God's will.
05:47And only God's will.
05:53Even though I didn't commit the crime I've been convicted of, I want my death to count for something.
06:02Broadcasting my execution might help people see that any killing, even in the name of justice, is wrong.
06:13Oh, man.
06:15Oh, man.
06:17What's wrong?
06:19Nothing that 20,000 volts wouldn't cure.
06:22Come on, let's get out of here.
06:29You not going to eat your breakfast?
06:30You should have seen him, Rico.
06:34I'm lying through his teeth, hiding behind a cross.
06:37Hey, amigo, be cool.
06:40It's not our problem.
06:42It is now.
06:43Father Lofrano called from St. Ives Church.
06:55He's got some new information on the Heckman case.
06:58So what's the dog to you?
07:00What's the talk about?
07:02Heckman committed murder and he's going to fry.
07:04Talk to him.
07:07Talk to him.
07:12Parishion has confessed to being in Daytona with Frank Hackman the night the detective was murdered.
07:18I'm afraid an innocent man may be executed on Friday.
07:26That's it?
07:29Well, by all means, let's run right over to the parole board.
07:32What do you say, huh?
07:34You can't identify the person.
07:35I cannot violate the sanctity of the confessional.
07:40He has released me to say only that much.
07:44So why is this guy coming forward now?
07:48He's very sick, possibly dying.
07:51He read about Heckman's date coming up and, uh, he decided his conscience would not allow him to go on.
07:57Marty.
07:58The good father here is being played.
08:07Frank Hackman blew away my partner in front of his wife and kids, and he deserves to get whatever's coming to him.
08:17Tell me something.
08:18Why doesn't this guy come to the police?
08:22He's afraid his family will be in danger if he's identified.
08:25I should have guessed.
08:32Sure.
08:33Good day, father.
08:38Thank you, father.
08:41I apologize if I caused any stress, but my parishioner insisted that I, uh, speak directly to Detective Crockett.
08:51May I ask why?
08:55He put Heckman on Desireau.
08:59Security armored car job back in 79.
09:02So how much was uncovered?
09:04Not a dime.
09:05Very fast, very clean.
09:07Old school pros.
09:08How'd you get Heckman?
09:10Me and another cop named Frankel.
09:13We were working him.
09:15Frankel went under his fence.
09:17Had a deal with Heckman for the whole job.
09:20Until his cover was blown.
09:24Heckman blew him away with a 12-gauge in front of his kids.
09:29Typecase?
09:31We were lucky to get a conviction.
09:35Add a mountain of circumstantial to tie Heckman to it.
09:38So you think he's guilty?
09:39Oh, you bet.
09:45Paid for by the committee to elect Thomas Waldman.
09:47That looked just super.
09:50Now, we need at least 20 gross rating points with the 30s over the next two weeks.
09:56I want you to mix in the 10s with the Sunday-Monday rotation of the final week, okay?
10:01Mr. Waldman.
10:02Yeah.
10:02A couple of detectives to see you.
10:05Here I go.
10:09Sonny Crockett.
10:10Good morning, Tom.
10:11My partner, Ricardo Tubbs.
10:13Ricardo?
10:14Come on, guys.
10:16Uh, to what do I owe this pleasure?
10:18Well, our soon-to-be late friend, Frank Heckman.
10:21Oh, thanks.
10:22Yeah, he's become quite a hot topic these days.
10:26Uh, no pun.
10:28Yeah, well, we got a hot tip this morning that, uh, our friend is innocent.
10:35Oh, come on, Sonny.
10:37If we had a dime for every last minute, every man...
10:39I know, I know, I know, I know, I know.
10:42Well, our lieutenant seems to think there's something to this.
10:47Heckman is a maggot.
10:48He's been one step out of the chair his entire life.
10:52Look, I'm not gonna defend this guy.
10:55That's not the issue here.
10:57He was convicted for a specific murder.
11:01And he's guilty.
11:03We had enough evidence to bury that guy alive.
11:05All of it was circumstantial.
11:08Circumstantial?
11:08We had shoe prints outside the apartment, fiber matches, a box of those double-odd magnums in his car.
11:16Tom.
11:17Clothes to match a neighbor's description.
11:19And need I remind you that his pal, Al Biero, testified as a hackman's intent?
11:24Look, I was the cop that arrested him.
11:28But it was four hours later and more than three blocks away.
11:36Look, this thing was dumped on me.
11:40But I gotta do it right.
11:43Are you telling me that I have to convince you that Hackman deserves to die?
11:48I'm just trying to maintain some objectivity here and do the right thing.
11:54I would think that you would want to do the same.
11:58Well, if you're here for my blessing, you're not gonna get it.
12:03My platform is pro-capital punishment.
12:06The last thing in the world I need is an overturn on the biggest conviction of my career.
12:12That's a hell of an attitude you've got there.
12:15Counselor.
12:16I prefer to think of it as a belief in the system.
12:21Detective.
12:26So, our old buddy Mr. Waldman isn't going to be any help at all.
12:32As a matter of fact, the subject wasn't even open for discussion.
12:36Guy doesn't want to confuse his constituency.
12:40Is there anything more out of the priest?
12:42No.
12:43We'll set up concentrated surveillance around the church.
12:48Photofax anyone entering or leaving to Washington.
12:51We need to find any connection we can to Hackman or his crew.
12:55Uh, excuse me, but, uh, isn't this guy gonna be a little crispy day after tomorrow?
13:019 a.m.
13:01That doesn't give us a lot of time.
13:04Is this guy a regular parishioner?
13:07Let's hope so.
13:09Okay.
13:11That's all.
13:15Thanks, Swiney.
13:17You gotta be kidding me.
13:36What the hell does he want?
13:39We got nothing to say to each other.
13:41Sam.
13:44Marty.
13:45You may have a lead on the tip.
13:47Swiney.
14:09Might be a pad.
14:10That's all.
14:11What the hell does it do?
14:12We can't To Pacman or anything else.
14:15We do what we're told
14:23We do what we're told
14:31We do what we're told
14:39It's hard to do
14:45One note
14:52One voice
14:59One wall
15:07One truth
15:15One dream
15:22One dream
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17:08you ought not to feel any guilt.
17:11That's kind of ironic, don't you think?
17:14I go out for one I didn't do.
17:18Still say you were in Daytona?
17:24It doesn't matter.
17:26None of it does.
17:27When your days get down to single digits,
17:40your mind gets amazingly clear.
17:43You begin to understand the balance.
17:50I'm going to a better place.
17:53Thanks for coming over.
17:57I'm going to a better place.
18:27I'm going to a better place.
18:37YGW011.
18:59YGW011.
19:01YGW011.
19:16AOC46F.
19:21Alpha, Oscar, Charm, Four, First, Crocs, Trials.
19:34Cards registered to Pepe Farrar.
19:38No criminal record.
19:39No wants.
19:40No wants.
19:41No.
20:11No.
20:12No.
20:13No.
20:14No.
20:15No.
20:16No.
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20:34No.
20:35No.
20:36No.
20:37No.
20:38No.
20:39There's no sheets on the last two.
21:09Okay, Gretto, Alvandro, he's got three warrants,
21:37rest record, DUI in 84, driver's license suspended in 85, nada.
21:45Next, Crickle, David Michael, rest record, 1982 income tax evasion,
21:56he was indicted, he lost warrants,
22:00there's two, here's one, Alviero, Gus,
22:08here's our confessor, why he's got a sheet as long as my arm.
22:13Gus, Alviero, age 57,
22:28divorced from Felicia Diaz in 78,
22:32remarried, two children,
22:35owns and operates an auto repair shop in North Miami,
22:39FBI links Alviero to as many as 14 possible jobs with Hackman.
22:46We got armed robbery, extortion, laundering,
22:51trafficking, assault and battery, etc., etc., etc., etc.
22:56A lot of arrests, few convictions.
22:58These guys reads like Chicago businessmen.
23:0520-year career and then moves to Miami for retirement.
23:11Yeah.
23:13The American dream.
23:16That's history.
23:37I walked away from that part of my life.
23:40I haven't talked to Hackman in years.
23:42It must be kind of tough seeing him on the news every night.
23:47You get my age,
23:49you know a lot of people who die.
23:52How about the ones that get framed, Gus?
23:58Did Hackman kill Frankel, Gus?
24:02What makes you think he didn't?
24:04I have no reason to think that.
24:07You testified that he did the murder.
24:09I testified to his intent.
24:21Wait a minute, Gus.
24:23You were the nail in the coffin.
24:26We didn't have enough evidence
24:28to send him up without your testimony.
24:32You know that.
24:34Yeah.
24:34Yeah.
24:39Got something on your chest, Gus.
24:47The man's about to watch his last sunset, Gus.
24:51Did he kill him?
24:57He was with me in Daytona.
24:59You perjured yourself.
25:13Why?
25:15He was making it with my wife.
25:17I wanted to kill him myself.
25:20So who really killed Frankel?
25:21I got a new wife, family.
25:29I'd be dead in a couple of hours if I told you that.
25:32Why the change of heart, Gus?
25:38I got two months to go.
25:42Pancreatic cancer.
25:43I kind of know what it's like from where Hackman sits.
25:54I don't care if Albiero is ready to recant.
25:58That's not enough.
25:59Not even for a sway of momentum, let alone a reopen of a cage.
26:02How about a stay?
26:03At least until we untangle this thing.
26:05At this stage, only the governor can grant stays for pardons.
26:11And that's not going to happen just because some thug comes up with an 11th hour alibi.
26:16The man has cancer.
26:18He wants to right himself before he dies.
26:21He's willing to testify.
26:24Well, you probably do the same thing for one of your buddies going to the chair, right?
26:31Listen, pal.
26:32Well, I'm not sitting on this.
26:35What's it going to take to reopen?
26:37It's not going to happen.
26:39What's it going to take?
26:43Two corroborating witnesses.
26:46You got it.
26:49Guys, you pry this thing open, we're not going to have enough weight to reconvict when that maggot's going to walk.
26:59And that'll be on your hands.
27:01Well, then, you got nothing to worry about, do you?
27:13I'll tell you what it is, Gus.
27:15We need someone else to back up your story.
27:20Somebody that was with you in Daytona.
27:22Okay, sport.
27:24Time to help your mom.
27:26Honey!
27:27Come on, get your brother.
27:29Ninos?
27:29Yeah.
27:31Rápido!
27:32Come on!
27:34Vem.
27:35Vamos a...
27:36Ya.
27:37It's dangerous, dragging people out of the past nobody wants to remember.
27:46You said you wanted to save Hackman.
27:48I do.
27:50They got a family.
27:52My name is in front of all that ghost hunting.
27:58We'll do it quietly.
28:00As far as the press is concerned, we dug it up and forced you to testify.
28:06But we got to move.
28:09Hackman's scheduled to die in less than 48 hours.
28:12Tommy Barkley is with Hackman and me.
28:21Why didn't he testify then?
28:24He didn't show up at a trial.
28:26Disappeared.
28:26I haven't heard a thing since 80.
28:40Dead in.
28:41Barkley was killed in a prison riot three years ago in Pensacola.
28:45Damn.
28:54Albero didn't mention this.
29:00Said he hadn't heard from Barkley in six years.
29:02Well, that's it.
29:12We got nothing.
29:13There's got to be somebody else.
29:18Albero was very specific.
29:20He said there was just three of them.
29:29They're going to kill somebody that I sent up.
29:32There's something I'm not sure he's done.
29:42Well, it's your past.
29:44And you refuse to let him die.
29:48I haven't heard from her in years.
29:51Oh, yeah?
29:52Well, why is she sending you this picture?
29:56I have no idea.
29:58Well, you promised.
29:59You swore when we got married you would be out.
30:04No more conduct.
30:06Carmen, please leave me.
30:10I'll always take care of you and the children.
30:13You're all I care about.
30:15That's not good enough.
30:18Not this time.
30:20No, God.
30:21Carmen.
30:22I'm going to my mother's.
30:25And I'm taking the children.
30:28Okay.
30:31I want a decision by tomorrow.
30:34Okay.
30:37Okay.
30:37Okay.
31:02Okay.
31:03Okay.
33:17All right, wait. I'll live.
33:20You're the guys from Vice, right?
33:22Yeah.
33:24Ain't you guys eat yet?
33:25No.
33:26Good. I'd hate to have you lose your breakfast.
33:34El Biero?
33:37Come on, the rest of him is inside.
33:41Three shots through the forehead.
33:44Now, the slug line suggests El Biero was on his knees.
33:48Now, whatever he was thinking about is now splattered against the back wall.
33:53Any eyewitnesses?
33:54Nah, he's like a contract job.
33:59Did you interview the block?
34:01That's already been done.
34:03Now, the store owner next door said El Biero and his wife had a real roof raised her last night about closing time.
34:09She stormed over the moms just before the hit.
34:13We confirmed the alibi.
34:14Anything else of interest?
34:17Not much.
34:18Usual business records.
34:20Excuse me.
34:21A lot of pass-through bills.
34:24That's interesting.
34:30Do you recognize her?
34:33No.
34:35The wife's inside.
34:37Might have an idea.
34:38Excuse me.
34:50Mrs. El Biero, could we speak to you a minute?
34:53Yes.
34:54His ex-wife, La Bruja.
35:07She was a bad person.
35:12Dragging him down in her filth.
35:15Thus, I left old dad behind him.
35:25But she wouldn't let go.
35:27I'll be always going to see her.
35:30No, I can't.
35:31I'll be always going to see her.
35:36No, I can't stay with me.
35:43We had a good life going here.
35:45A real good life.
35:56I didn't want it ruined.
36:03But I guess it's too late now.
36:07I don't know who killed Gus.
36:22I just want to be with my children.
36:27Lab can't find any third-party prints.
36:36Ballistics confirms three .380 caliber slugs.
36:40Point blank.
36:429.9 on the lethal scale.
36:45Low sixes on neatness.
36:47Whoever whacked Frankl must have gotten wind of Al Biero's recant.
36:51If somebody really wants to see Hackman smoke.
36:56Al Biero's statement will stand as a deposition,
36:58but we still need corroboration.
37:01Well, you got less than 20 hours.
37:05How was the postcard?
37:08Felicia, Al Biero's first old lady.
37:12They broke up after she got horizontal with Hackman.
37:16Henry returned her dress.
37:17Postmark Steward, F.L.A.
37:22Steward?
37:23It's my old stomping grounds.
37:25Trained up there with local P.D.
37:28Until I got transferred here to the big leagues.
37:31You know of any good seafood joints down there?
37:40Venus Clam Trap.
37:42Uh, Rolling Roach Coach.
37:44Up by the stadium.
37:45Stop by Waldman.
37:47See if we can buy some more time.
37:53Tom, we need a stay.
37:55You got someone to corroborate Al Biero's story?
37:58Al Biero was hit last night.
37:59Someone didn't want him to talk.
38:01You happen to know who that someone is?
38:03Because if you don't, I got absolutely nothing to go on.
38:05Come on, Waldman.
38:08Somebody is throwing roadblocks in our way.
38:11We need a little more time.
38:12We're very close to proving Hackman's innocence.
38:15Close?
38:16You're not even in the parking lot.
38:18You've got a guy who cooks up a very interesting confession.
38:21You've got no physical evidence and no one to back him up.
38:24So, Al Biero gets hit.
38:26Miami is the murder capital of the world.
38:28One more reason for the death penalty as a deterrent.
38:31Come on, would you spare me the campaign rhetoric?
38:34You want to turtle this issue until after the election.
38:37And what do you want?
38:39Let loose a cold-blooded killer?
38:41That guy is wrong.
38:42Everybody knows that.
38:44The system worked.
38:45Why can't you just let it go?
38:47Because I'm the cop that put him there.
38:53And I'm the lawyer.
38:55My conscience is clear.
38:57No, no.
38:57You're a politician.
38:59A conscience is optional.
39:06Man, that guy reeks of 30-weight.
39:09I think we're chasing our tails, man.
39:11Oh, I don't know.
39:12I don't know.
39:13Something isn't right, man.
39:15It was a hell of a lot easier the first time.
39:19You've gone the distance, partner.
39:21That's all anyone can ask.
39:26Passers first down to 10 on their own 24-yard line.
39:33Hand-off quickness.
39:36We've cut down to 33 Roger Armstrong at the 27-yard line.
39:42We say we wait till she closes out.
39:56Game will be over soon.
39:57Completely fast.
39:59Catching by my patrol.
40:04I don't like the looks of that car.
40:07Neither do I make the call.
40:09Captain McRuder.
40:27Looks like our lady.
40:28Freeze up behind.
40:43Take it easy.
40:44We're cops.
40:45Up against the car.
40:47Where the hell did the suits come from?
40:49Keep your hands on the car now.
40:52ID's in the left pocket.
40:54Now that we've lost the element of surprise,
40:56what do you want to do, partner?
41:16I think I'd like to have a little chat
41:18with one Thomas Barkley.
41:20Looks pretty healthy for a corpse.
41:22The R-Cops.
41:27Surprise, surprise.
41:41The guy caps a 20-year career of major league theft
41:44by supposedly blocking bullets in a prison riot,
41:47only to turn up three years later
41:50frying clams out in Stewart.
41:55Barkley's on the witness protection program.
42:00What?
42:04The prison death was fictionalized?
42:06The FBI's most prized canary.
42:17Helped bring down entire networks.
42:21Fences, money launders.
42:23Well, that's fine.
42:25But that doesn't explain
42:26why he's letting his buddy go to the chair.
42:30Well, maybe Hackman figured into the Fed's plan.
42:33It doesn't follow.
42:35Barkley's got enough names and dates
42:37not to feed him Hackman.
42:40You have about 14 hours to find out.
42:44You pull enough strings
42:46to get us Barkley's address.
42:49Yes.
42:49I'm ready for your supper.
43:15I'm ready for your supper.
43:19Anything I can go for you.
43:33No.
43:35Thanks, Eddie.
43:36Wilson.
43:42I want you to have this.
43:45I can't.
43:46Please.
43:47You made a difference here.
43:51I got nobody else.
43:57Frank, really.
43:59I appreciate it, but I can't.
44:01I'll lose my job.
44:02I'll lose my job.
44:02I'll lose my job.
44:28I'm really in the habit.
44:31There is nothing I can do
44:38There is nothing I can do
44:47There is nothing I can do
44:55There is nothing I can do
45:11I thought we were just gonna talk to this guy
45:14Are you willing to talk?
45:16Yes, honey.
45:17This guy knows the truth, Rico. He's gonna tell me.
45:25Don't forget me
45:34Don't forget me
45:38Amen.
46:08It's rude to drop in unannounced.
46:19This is our invitation.
46:22You should have RSVP'd.
46:24Well, I figured it.
46:28If anything goes wrong, Felicia's the only one walking out of this party.
46:34Who are they?
46:35Cops or amateurs.
46:37No self-respecting thief would be this stupid.
46:42Let me see some ID.
46:45Vice, Miami.
46:54Well, gentlemen, let's skip the lesson in manners and move right on to a short course in blanket immunity.
47:06Let's go.
47:07Let's go.
47:08Let's go.
47:09Let's go.
47:10Let's go.
47:11Let's go.
47:12Let's go.
47:17Let's go.
47:19Let's go.
47:21Let's go.
47:23It's a top dollar blanket, total immunity, the law can't touch
47:53Thomas Barkley.
47:55Hackman's the one on the hot seat.
47:58Alviero told us he's innocent.
48:00Alviero is an old fool.
48:02From what I hear, sweetheart, you're the one who's been fooling around.
48:07Could you and I take a little walk?
48:23Anything I can do for you?
48:40How about a power failure?
48:44Forget it.
48:53Hey, I'm just a pre-Miranda kind of guy.
49:10Back then, there was a definite possibility that cops could get a guy to talk.
49:16Not now.
49:19Yeah, I know what you mean.
49:22We're all a bunch of pussycats now, so I'm not going to waste any more of the short time
49:30that Hackman has left by violating your civil rights.
49:36I'm going to make it real simple, pal.
49:40You're going to tell me the truth, or I'm going to make one phone call to Chicago.
49:45Then in four hours, a plane's going to land in Miami.
50:04And then in six hours, you'll be dead.
50:09What do you want to know that's better?
50:23Who killed Frankel?
50:25A button man from Buffalo, DeSantis.
50:29Everybody knew that Frankel was a cop.
50:32A lot of people wanted him hit.
50:42Hackman was with you in Daytona?
50:46Yeah, me and El Vieira.
50:53Why didn't you show up for the trial?
51:00Felicia.
51:03Nobody's that good, pal.
51:07She is.
51:08She is.
51:10She is.
51:12She is.
51:15He is.
51:19She is.
51:21She..
51:25She is.
52:32We have depositions that will exonerate Frank Hackman.
52:35Governor, if I could recommend this be handled through the appropriate channels.
52:39Tom, this man has a little over an hour left.
52:43Let's not worry about procedure.
52:45Give me a phone.
52:46You.
52:56Sonny.
53:03Come to see the crumbling dream?
53:05Check it out.
53:06Holdman down.
53:12Ten points and pulls after Hackman pardon.
53:17Made the front page.
53:18I came by to say I'm sorry about the way it worked out.
53:26Oh, that's big of you.
53:32I'm not going to apologize for doing my job, Tom.
53:36But for doing what I thought was right.
53:38Do you think I care about your motivation?
53:44You cut the legs out of my career, man.
53:49Since when is that more important than a man's life?
53:53Hackman is a slug.
53:55The world would be that much lighter without him.
54:04That's not a call you get to make, Tom.
54:06It must feel good.
54:27Yeah.
54:28Yeah, I do.
54:30You know, Rico, in 12 years, this is the first time I ever got anyone out of the slam.
54:35Let's not make it a habit.
54:40This guy's health feels different playing both sides of the field.
54:44Well, we just catch him.
54:45We don't cook him.
54:46It's Waltman's job.
54:49It's Hackman.
55:05Didn't expect to see you here.
55:17Thanks, Crockett.
55:22Just doing my job.
55:24Like I knew you would.
55:25Gus was dying.
55:43He wanted his family to be cared for.
55:47I bought his confession.
55:52You killed Franco.
55:57Yeah.
56:03I won't be needing this anymore.
56:05Maybe you can use it.
56:11Maybe you can use it.
56:11Maybe you would.
56:27I can't believe in any person.
56:30Maybe.
56:31Maybe you kiss all.
56:33Maybe you do.
56:34Maybe you continue eating.
56:36We do what we're told.
57:06We're told.
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