No, I think it's something like fingerprints, we can just guess... Yeah, I brought the...
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[first lines] Dr. David Krane:
[arriving]
Hey. Curtis Avery:
Hey. Look at this, how is it they always get here before we do? Dr. David Krane:
The police band radios. Curtis Avery:
No, that was a rhetorical question, David. That was one to which I didn't really expect an answer. Dr. David Krane:
You know me Curtis, I think most of them will look better in plastic-zipper suits. You got the smoke? Curtis Avery:
No, I think it's something like fingerprints, we can just guess... Yeah, I brought the smoke
[arriving]
Hey. Curtis Avery:
Hey. Look at this, how is it they always get here before we do? Dr. David Krane:
The police band radios. Curtis Avery:
No, that was a rhetorical question, David. That was one to which I didn't really expect an answer. Dr. David Krane:
You know me Curtis, I think most of them will look better in plastic-zipper suits. You got the smoke? Curtis Avery:
No, I think it's something like fingerprints, we can just guess... Yeah, I brought the smoke
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Look at this How do they always get here before we do
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Police band radios
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That was a rhetorical question David I didn't really expect an answer
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You know me Curtis I think most of them would look better in plastic zipper suits
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Did you bring the smoke
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No I figured something like fingerprints we could just guess
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Yeah I brought the smoke
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Movie Summary
A medical examiner, who was suspected of murdering his wife, is trying an experimental drug to retrieve his wife's and others' memory and maybe find the killer and the mass murderer in a related present case.
