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Clips from Black Bird - Pilot (S01E01)

"What did he look like?"
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"He was white. That's about all I saw."
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"Was he short? Tall? Bald? Not bald?"
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"I didn't get a good look at him. He hopped in a van and drove off."
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"What color van?"
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"It was like a gray or brown--"
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"It was night. It could have been green too, or black."
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"I know it was a Dodge, for sure."
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"You don't know the color of the van, but you know…"
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"I'm a mechanic. I know a Dodge when I see one."
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"Vermilion County Sheriff's Department. Can I help you?"
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"He sure is."
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"Hey, Len. You filed a report a couple of weeks ago"
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"on a possible 647 over at Whittier?"
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"Yep. Two 14-year-old girls riding their bikes."
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"Said this perv in a van kept passing them."
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"Told them he liked their boobies."
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"-He said "boobies"? -Yep."
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"He also asked if they wanted to take a ride with him."
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"Uh-huh."
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"Yeah, well, they said the van…"
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"the van's gray?"
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"Yep, they got a plate."
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"-They got what? -Indiana plate number."
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"Check the notes at the end of the report."
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"Okay. Did you run it?"
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"No. The guy drove off. They never saw him again."
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"And the girl struck me as a little dramatic."
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"You know girls, man."
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"But be my guest, Brian."
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"Okay. Thanks, Len."
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"That van that followed the two girls in Whittier,"
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"it's been called in three other times in the last year."
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"Once in Indianola, once in Olivet, once near the Dauphin Reserve."
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"The same complaint every time. Harassment."
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"And said van is registered to--"
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"Larry D. Hall. Wabash, Indiana."
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"Your sister told me your mother actually visited."
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"She did. She's pissed you brought your girlfriend to my sentencing."
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"I've been with Sammy longer than I was with your mother."
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"She's pissed Sammy makes me happy."
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"I just wish you liked her more."
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"Sam? I like her fine. She just ain't my mother."
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"Uh-huh."
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"I've been thinking about that deal."
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"What? You think this place is bad?"
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"Springfield is the kind of prison that they send subhumans to."
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"The fucking freaks with no souls."
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"Lifers with nothing to lose."
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"They'll commute my whole sentence."
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"What happens if you don't get them what they want?"
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"Then what?"
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"What happens if you have to defend yourself,"
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"and they tack on another ten fucking years to your sentence?"
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"That'd be a death sentence."
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"We'll find a way. We'll figure something out."
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"-How? -I don't know."
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"But we're going to find a way."
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"You've got a call from Wabash PD."
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"Yeah? Put it through, please."
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"Detective Miller? Chris Drysdale."
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"Hey, Chris."
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"Got a question about a van"
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"registered to a resident of yours, a Lawrence D. Hall?"
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"Sure. Larry."
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"You know him?"
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"I grew up with him."
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"You know him well?"
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"Well enough. It's a small town."
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"You looking at him for something?"
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"Well, we're just trying to figure out why a van registered to him"
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"passed through our area a couple of times in the last year."
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"You're in Illinois, the girl said."
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"Georgetown, about 130 miles down the road."
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"So, he wasn't picking up a gallon of milk."
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"Nope."
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"Or doing Civil War shit?"
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"What's that?"
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"Larry's into Civil War reenactments. You know, they dress up in the uniforms."
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"Larry has these funky muttonchop sideburns, and they play at the battles."
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"They do it all over the place."
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"You should check if they had any at the times he was around your town."
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"I bet that will explain it."
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"Okay."
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"Thank you, Chris. I'll look into it."
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"Yeah, sure enough. Take care."
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"Vermilion County Parks Department."
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"Hey, this is Brian Miller over at the Sheriff's Department,"
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"trying to ascertain whether or not"
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"any Civil War reenactors have filed for permits in the last year?"
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"That could take a bit. Can you wait?"
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"Yes, ma'am, I can. Thank you."
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"Okay, hold on."
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"Okay. Are you still there?"
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"Yes, ma'am."
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"Sorry, we have no record of a Civil War reenactment"
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"over the last three years."
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"Okay."
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"Well, thank you for your time. Appreciate it."
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"However, there was a Revolutionary War."
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"What is that?"
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"I said there was a Revolutionary War reenactment though."
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"When?"
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"Last summer, Forest Glen Park."
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"The exact date was,"
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"let me see, July 19th."
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"Hello?"
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"Hello, are you still there?"
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"Detective?"
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"Okay. Thank you."
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"Sammy?"
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"Great."
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"Where's Dad?"
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"He came in from the yard last week talking funny, you know,"
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"like he was drunk, but he wasn't."
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"He said that he had a headache."
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"You know, he--"
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"He went to sit down, but he missed the chair."
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"And the side of his face went all droopy--"
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"-He had a stroke? -Yeah."
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