I've got nothing to tell you. - I know you know about my son. - It's my husband's business...
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I've got nothing to tell you. - I know you know about my son. - It's my husband's business And he don't like me
talking about it. - You said they found bobby. - And I've already
said too much. - Please.
I'm his mother. I just want to know
if he's alive. Please. - He's alive. Least he was
when they found him. - Where? Where is he? Wh-- (sighs)
talking about it. - You said they found bobby. - And I've already
said too much. - Please.
I'm his mother. I just want to know
if he's alive. Please. - He's alive. Least he was
when they found him. - Where? Where is he? Wh-- (sighs)
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- I've got nothing to tell you.
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- I know you know about my son.
00:00:04.771 --> 00:00:06.303
- It's my husband's business
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And he don't like me
talking about it.
00:00:07.874 --> 00:00:08.973
- You said they found bobby.
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- And I've already
said too much.
00:00:10.061 --> 00:00:12.031
- Please.
I'm his mother.
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I just want to know
if he's alive.
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Please.
00:00:16.216 --> 00:00:17.414
- He's alive.
00:00:18.351 --> 00:00:20.025
Least he was
when they found him.
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- Where? Where is he?
00:00:23.889 --> 00:00:24.989
Wh--
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(sighs)
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Movie Summary
In the 1890s, William Murdoch uses radical forensic techniques for the time, including fingerprinting and trace evidence, to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders.
