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Do you have that newspaper?
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{\an8}BODY PART FOUND IN TOKYO BAY
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So you speak Japanese?
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Of course.
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You didn't say so.
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I wasn't asked.
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Why was I not told?
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Sorry, I didn't know.
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Do your job.
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Sorry. She's being a smart ass.
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Be careful.
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I understand everything.
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I want you to tell me about the
night Lily Bridges disappeared.
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From what we can tell, you were
the last person she spoke to.
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We spoke for a minute or so.
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She left.
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So I went back inside.
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Not according to your neighbor.
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She says a few minutes later, you left
your apartment without an umbrella.
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I did.
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So it wasn't the last time
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that you saw her?
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I didn't catch up with her.
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Why did you follow her?
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She had something of mine.
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I wanted it back.
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What was it?
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My coat.
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So you spoke to her again?
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No. I said, I didn't find her.
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You assumed she was
going to the station?
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-Is that strange?
-And you never saw her again?
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Answer me!
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How many times do you need me
to answer the same question?
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Ms. Fly -
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tell me...
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how long have you been in Japan?
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Five years and two months.
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You have family here?
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Just me.
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What does your father do?
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He's an electrician.
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Brothers and sisters?
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Seven brothers.
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Six actually...
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one of them died.
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You are unmarried, of course?
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Of course.
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Do you have a boyfriend?
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No.
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Are you sure?
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Absolutely positive.
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Shouldn't you ask permission?
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I never ask.
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Why not?
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You lose the shot.
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Don't people get annoyed?
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I don't photograph people.
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What do you take
pictures of then?
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Water,
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buildings,
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reflections...
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that kind of thing.
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But you photographed me.
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A friend of mine is
organizing a special event for
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Tanabata Festival
and asked us to perform.
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But that only gives us
two months.
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Maybe if we could practice
twice a week, we could do it.
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Exactly.
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Let's try!
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I brought you a gift
for your birthday.
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Oh really?
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Just a little something
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I've been working on.
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Thank you so much.
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I have many at home.
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I cultivate them myself.
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I don't normally give them away.
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I love it.
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I didn't ask you to do that.
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Tell me.
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Do you know someone
called Teiji Matsuda?
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I do, yes.
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Did Lily Bridges know him?
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Yes.
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When did you first meet him?
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May 3rd.
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You seem very certain of that.
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That was the date.
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Was he your boyfriend?
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For a time.
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Why didn't you say that
when I asked before?
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He asked in the wrong tense.
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This is a murder investigation.
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You understand?
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And we strongly suspect it
was someone who knew her.
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This is very serious matter.
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Why are you so unhelpful?
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You're not like Japanese women.
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Yes, I am.
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I can take your order
if you're ready.
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Just a moment please.
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Excuse me.
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What would you like?
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Me too.
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Look.
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The light, the shadow,
everything exactly right.
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At school.
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I was always in the darkroom.
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There was an old teacher,
Mr. Hyakutake, who taught me.
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There were about a dozen people
in the photography club.
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But eventually they all left,
and there was only me.
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I understand that.
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The subject always
gives something -
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some part of themselves -
to the photographer.
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If every time I took a photo
it took a piece of your soul...
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would you still let me?
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I will put these away.
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I've got to go to work.
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Will I see you this weekend?
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I have to work.
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Yes but...
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I will call you.
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We finished. She left.
I didn't try to find her.
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When I found you,
I stopped thinking of Sachi.
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I'm sorry.
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Please forget I ever did this.
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I have to get back to work.
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Hold me.
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Did you have fun tonight?
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Yeah...
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What's the matter?
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Well, you and Lily were having
a good time out there.
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She's a good dancer.
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Were you jealous?
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No, not at all.
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Why?
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I wanted you to be.
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You are my girlfriend after all.
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How many girlfriends
did you have before Sachi?
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Not many.
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You were too busy
in the school dark room?
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I was.
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When did you lose your virginity?
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You know...
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With Sachi.
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I didn't really like the girls
in my hometown.
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Oh, really?
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It's an old book
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but has a lot about the culture of Sado.
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It's a very beautiful island,
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but not so many people go there anymore.
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Is everything okay?
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Yes.
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You seem a little--
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I'm perfectly fine.
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-I never thought you'd come.
-Why not?
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-Well, it's good to see you.
-You too.
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We got carried away.
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We?
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What are you talking about?
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I did it.
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I killed Lily Bridges.
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How did you kill her?
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Tell me how did you kill her?
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I smashed her head in.
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With what?
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A brick.
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It's good you are talking now.
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Tell me why you did it.
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It's best to give us as much
information as possible.
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Best for you, I'm sure.
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All you need to know is...
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I am guilty.
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Louisa Fly.
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Come with me, please.
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The DNA test results came back.
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Looks like the girl in the bay
was not your friend after all.
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Who was it?
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We don't know.
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But...
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we do know it wasn't Lily Bridges.
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This puts your statement in serious doubt.
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Did you murder Lily Bridges?
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No.
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Then why did you say you did?
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Because I wanted to kill her.
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You do realize that the crime
you confessed to
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would be punishable by death?
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We have been unable to locate
Teiji Matsuda.
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Do you know where he is?
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Do you think there's a possibility
that Lily and Matsuda may have...
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run off somewhere together?
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Yes.
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I thought so.
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At this point, we are re-classifying this
as a missing person's case.
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I think I preferred it when she was dead.
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We all live in our own reality.
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Maybe in some way, you thought
you did kill Lily Bridges...
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but I never felt so.
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You have guilt,
but it is from a deeper source.
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Why did you come to Japan?
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Why do you ask?
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Tell me.
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There was this tree.
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I used to climb it...
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all the way up.
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Sometimes,
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I would take a book up there
and sit reading.
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One day,
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my brothers showed up. They had been
on a fishing trip with the Boy Scouts.
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I was eight.
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They surrounded the tree
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and started throwing
pinecones and stones...
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at me.
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I told them to stop.
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There was this sharp heavy stone
on the ground.
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I saw my brother Marcus grab it.
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I met his eyes
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and his arm came up to throw it.
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Then I just...
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jumped...
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right on to him.
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Marcus fell back.
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His head was pierced by a nail
sticking out of a plank of wood.
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He tried to get up
with the plank still attached to him.
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And...
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again his eyes stared back at me.
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He died in the hospital that night.
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The nurse said to me,
"It's not your fault."
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I didn't know what she meant.
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So I just said,
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"Okay, yeah."
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From that moment,
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I didn't speak for three years.
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It's easy to ignore people
when they're silent.
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So that's what my family did.
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My parents were heartbroken.
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I knew what they were thinking about me.
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So, I...
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planned my escape.
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-How?
-At age 11,
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I started learning Japanese.
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That's a very sad story.
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Yes.
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But it has nothing to do with this case.
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Can I go now?
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Sign this retraction.
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Is Detective Kameyama here?
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I'm sorry. He's not in right now.
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Do you want to leave a message?
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No.
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It's okay.
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He will be here tomorrow morning.
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Thank you.