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Opal 2022-04-23 07:01:01
"Justice" can triumph over everything.
The characters of the Three Musketeers of Justice are quite different. Aisley, who is pure and simple, and who makes good use of power, White, who is simple-minded and loves to save righteousness, and Vincent who is arrogant and handsome.
Everything is chance and politics. Aisley wants to do a big...
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Floy 2022-03-22 09:01:03
I think I will be Bud
Three colleagues with different personalities originally disliked each other, but because of the same case gathered together, some people realized the past, but it was too late; some seized the opportunity again and climbed with the trend; some insisted on themselves and returned to the...
Precious Chong
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Ed Exley: Rollo Tomasi.
Captain Dudley Smith: Who is he?
Ed Exley: You are. You're the guy who gets away with it. Jack knew it, and so do I.
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Ed Exley: During our investigation of events surrounding the Nite Owl case, Jack Vincennes, Bud White, and I learned the following.
Ellis Loew: Your golden boy's throwing his whole life away.
Ed Exley: The three Nite Owl suspects, while guilty of kidnapping and rape, were innocent of the multiple homicides at the Nite Owl. The actual gunmen were most likely Los Angeles Police Department officers Michael Breuning and William Carlisle, and a third man who may or may not have been Captain Dudley Smith. The objective: the elimination of another police officer, Richard Stensland, who, along with former LAPD officer Leland "Buzz" Meeks, also committed multiple homicides on behalf of Captain Smith and then betrayed him over twenty-five pounds of heroin, the retrieval of which was the ultimate motivation behind the Nite Owl killings. Beginning with the incarceration of Mickey Cohen, Captain Smith has been assuming control of organized crime in the city of Los Angeles. This includes the assassinations of an unknown number of Mickey Cohen lieutenants, the systematic blackmail of city officials, and the murders of Susan Lefferts, Pierce Patchett, Sid Hudgens, and Sergeant Jack Vincennes. Captain Smith admitted as much to me before I shot him at the Victory Motel.
