Sgt. Harry Hansen:
[standing over the mutilated corpse] Lady - what the hell could you do to make ANYBODY that mad?
Susan Winters:
Look, we're kinda "one for all and all for one" here, you know?
Elizabeth Short:
Don't let me change a thing. I probably won't be here very long, anyway.
Susan Winters:
I guess none of us is permanent, huh?
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[Very darkly] No. Grandmama used to say, "Nothing alive and pretty is ever permanent". Grandmama was right, I guess.
Sgt. Harry Hansen:
[Voiceover as the last few hours Elizabeth Short was seen alive are reenacted] January 9th, Victim's following movements noted: Mayfair Hotel doorman said, identified subject came out of the hotel immediately. Walked away carrying black suitcase. Time: 4pm. Witness reports girl answering Elizabeth Short's description entered bus station; deposited black suitcase in locker, and left; time: 4:30pm. Subject returns to hotel at 5pm. Seen over next several hours, waiting. Waiting. Waiting for who? We'll never know. Miss Hazel George, on duty at Western Union desk in lobby: between 8 and 9:30pm Elizabeth several times walked to the desk, asked if there was any messages for her. There was no telegrams. No messages, no calls. Nobody.
[Elizabeth leaves hotel]
Sgt. Harry Hansen:
Cabdriver: sees Elizabeth come out of the Mayfair, 9:30pm. She's alone. He thinks he has a fare, but she ignores him
[cabdriver opens car door]
Sgt. Harry Hansen:
. It was her all right, them were the clothes - no mistake. And the hair, he says. He remembers the beautiful, black hair.
[Elizabeth walks past the cab and disappears into the darkness as cabbie's eyes follow her]
Sgt. Harry Hansen:
You're the last pair of human eyes to see her alive. Which way did she go? That's all he knew - just south on 7th.复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
