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foul corrupted seeking next closest timestam attempting with him? Are you Detective Koe?
Yeah, that's me. We didn't move him yet. We wanted to wait
for you to get here. Anything I should know before I go in?
Yeah, the envelopes in the letter are made out to you to me.
Yeah, didn't you work with the old guy? Yeah? He did a
lot of work for us. He's a genius for as anathologist, he gets
solve cases almost without help. It's kind of creepy, but yeah, I
heard of them. So go on and I'll keep these boys out here.
Thanks damn it. Harold made it out to me. Well, Harold,
you better have a good explanation for this, all right, Dear Claire,
if you're reading this, then well I'm dead. I know that's probably a
shock. I can only imagine the ideas going through that brilliant head of yours,
something like if only I could have talked him down from that ledge,
or if only I'd have been there for him. Well you stopped that.
You were there for me, and I lived on that ledge for years.
I have some things I want to explain here, and this seemed like the
only way for me to do it and remain brave enough. What a joke
to do what I needed to do. The whole thing is going to sound
crazy, and that's all right, because it is crazy. It's been crazy
for twenty six years, i'd say, give or take. But it started
the night my wife died. Well, I suppose a part of me died
that night too and stayed dead. Really, Okay, I won't be any
more cryptic than I have. To listen to the tapes. I kept them
as a journal. It should explain a lot. I just can't do this
anymore, Claire, This life it's too much and I've been hurting for too
long. All the love, Doctor, Harold Lemley PS. That last tape
is for you. Only do with it what you will, and I'm sorry.
Seeking next closest time standing officer. I'm going to take these with me.
I need to listen to what's on them. I will take them back
to the station once i'm finished. Yeah, no problem, detective. Can
you make sure you sign those out? Already got a couple of strikes on
my record. You can't afford anymore. All right, Harold, I'll listen
to your story. Time is eleven thirty four pm. Subject Jane Doe,
Caucasian, around nine years old. Heavy trauma to chest, right side a
head, severe lesions on face, mainly to the right side of cheek and
jaw. Looks as if right arm may have been fractured. This indicates the
fact that she may have been struck by an automobile. The body was recovered
in a malley sitting up against a wall about nine thirty am. I think
it was. I'll have to check that. And why would that be?
Dear? Can you tell me I don't be frightened. No one can harm
you. Now you're with doctor lovely. But you may call me Harry or
doctor Harry if it pleases you. Can you talk to me? Where am
I? Well, you're in the more. Uh, you're in my doctor's
office. It's a very special one. It's for those who are sleep.
I'm sleep baby, Yes, you're sleeping, sweet girl. What's your name?
Emily? Okay, Emily. I can't tell them that I know your
name yet, I'll get into trouble. Although i't I didn't do anything,
they'll think it. I know something about your accident. There's no easy way
for me to tell you. But you were in an accident and you didn't
just you didn't survive, Darling. I die, Yes, I'm afraid.
So I would like to get an understanding of how you died and who's responsible.
Do you see? Can you understand? I don't remember. That's normal.
It takes a while before the memories come. We will talk, you
and I and we'll become great friends. I'm sure of it, Doctor Harry,
Harry, Yes, no, you have it. We're already off to
a great start, aren't we. I don't remember my last name. There
now, all in time, I have to look inside you and find every
clue to what happened? Do you understand? Will it hurt? Now?
You see? I have this well, let's call it a gift. I
can ease the passing, or uh, let's leave it at that. I
help folks like yourself. So you sleep now and I'll wake you when it's
done, and you won't have felt a thing, I promise. Do you
have a daughter I did a long time ago? Where is she? She
was taken away from me. Now you sleep now, sweet girl, be
somewhere else in your dreams. I'll be here when you're awake. Good night,
doctor, Harry. Emily, are you awake, dear? Yes?
And you felt not a thing? No, no, I was dreaming about
mama. You did well? What was her name? Rachel? That's a
pretty name, Rachel. What's her Do you remember her last name? Rosemary?
Rosemary? Ah, so you're Emily Rosemary? I think I am.
That's good enough for me, darling. Good night, Emily. I'll see
you again tomorrow evening and we'll talk bore. It's time for old doctors to
sleep down to mm hmm. What the hell is this, Harold? This
is this is real? You could talk to them. This can't people?
No, h Hey, Claire, I need a missing person's report for a
Caucasian female accross the nearly nine maybe ten. Can you send me whatever you
find, Yeah, doctor Lumley, I'll send you what You're fine. Hey,
look, I need to talk to you about what I'm worried about you.
You're more and more distant, and I feel like you need to open
up me, open up. I don't know about what anything. Do you
have a girlfriend? Do you own a cat? No? I don't have
either of those. I think I may be allergic to which one the girlfriend
of the cat? Well, I meant a cat. Well. When I
saw you last, you look so pale. I worry about you. Man.
I worked a night shift. I try to get some sunlight this weekend.
It's quiet at night. The world's peaceful anyway, all right, just
take care of yourself. You here, you're the best out there. Oh
how you do it? It's like you talk to them all. I have
to go clear. Please send me what you find Emalliana, you're there,
sweetheart, I'm here, Harry, listen. I have Detective Kiya well Claire
working on your case. She's gonna figure it out and then let your family
now, so you don't need to worry about that now, and I'll tell
you a secret about Claire. She's got a fresh woman for you. Talk.
All right, let's get him on the table. What do we have
on this guy? Found dead in his house? It's one of those ROSSI
fuckers, real bad egg got everyone in their pocket, never get trouble for
anything. Oh, I see, well why is he here? Then?
Family wants to know where it's got him, so they asked for an autopsy.
You're the in house doctor, so we brought him down to you.
All right, Well, I'll get to work and report my findings. Thank
you, Officer. Officer Bonds call me Barney. Everyone does all right,
Barney, I'm Harold, then share thing, doc. I mean, Harold,
he ain't so bad. I don't know what pick Crust was back.
I ain't so bad at all? Do you hear that? Mister. I'll
let you be for now, and I'll try to wake you up in a
few hours. Who is he Thunder? I don't know, Emily, but
I think we're gonna find out. Audio file corrupted seeking next closest timestam All
right, friend, time to come around, can you hear me? Most
can after a few hours. What's going on here? Who are you?
You? Do you know who I am? Here? Wait? I don't
even know who I am. It's okay, I'm doctor Harold Limley. Your
name will come back to you in time. Do you know what happened to
me? What's going on? I feel weird. I am sorry to inform
you, but you have died. What I'm dead? It's probably one of
those Banano bastards here. I killed you. Nobody fucks with Marco ROSSI all
right, you do remember your name? That's good? Anything else coming to
mind? What's the last thing you remember before waking up here? I I
don't remember, doc, So no one can really do anything to me now
now, No, not anymore. You're free and clear now. But we
need to figure out what happened. Your family wants me to perform an autops
and discover what got you. Do you understand? Yeah? I got it.
Do what you gotta do, duck, But no, I'll uh,
I'll put you to sleep. You won't feel anything. So you use some
kind of voodoo doctor or whatever. This is pretty unbelievable. No, I'm
just an old man with a gift. I suppose it wasn't always this way,
are you gonna help him to doctor Harry. Quiet now, Emily,
So that's not overwhelming. Who's that hurts of the duck? Uh? There
are others like you, Marco, folks that also didn't make it so to
speak. I can hear them also, you may only notice them as like
interference or like static in the ears. Yeah, okay, what's his name?
Her name is Emily and she just came to me yesterday. Oh okay,
Doc, so we doing this thing or what? Yes? I think
we should go to sleep, Marco, go be in your dreams. I'll
wake you up soon. Yeah, I'll see it. Lida, Lena.
Hello, this is doctor Lumley. Hey, Harold, I got a positive
idea on our Jane Doe. Her name is Emily Rosemary, and we're informing
her great Emily Rosemary got it? Was she an accidentally? Think? Oh
well, no, I don't think so. The injury doesn't line up with
that, do you mean? Well, see, some of the injuries were
done after the initial I think she was ran over twice. I see.
Well, I'm headed down to look at some security cameras from the bank across
the street from the Corners door. Now, let you know if I find
anything all right, Claire. Thank you. Good Harold. I'm sorry for
the other day on the phone, Claire, don't worry about it. No
harm, no foul. I'll talk to you soon. If you had this
gift, why wouldn't you share it with me? We were friends, Harold.
You could have trusted me. Oh damn it. It's file complete.
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