on Munro's shoe.
- This is where it happened.
- Maybe.
Her lover-boy or someone came in.
There was a struggle.
The victim was hit in the head
and shot twice.
Thinking he killed him,
he took him to the lake...
...and dropped the car.
We have no fingerprints in the whole place.
He knew what he was doing.
He wiped the place clean.
I think he ran the damn humidifier
to melt down the prints.
We'll find a print somewhere.
We should. We know he was here.
Kyle, we found something.
My, my. Look what we got here.
Dig it out.
Well, Kyle, you were right.
Sooner or later, they all fuck up.
Look at that.
A perfect.38. Look at them riflings.
It will be easy to match this to a gun.
All we need now is the gun.
Who was with you in Miami?
I was alone.
You been sleeping with anyone
other than me?
No.
Why are you asking me this?
I have been hearing things about you.
Don't let them do this, Kyle.
You said that they would try to change
your mind, and now they're doing it.
Where's the gun?
- What gun?
- The gun you shot him with.
- You threw it away at the truck stop.
- That was a nine millimetre.
I know.
What are you saying?
The bullet they took out of your husband's
body was shot from a.38.
The bullet they took out of the wall today
was a.38.
But I shot him with a nine millimetre.
You saw it.
This is the bullet that was taken out
of the wall at Munro's house.
This is the bullet that was taken out
of Munro's body.
The riflings match perfectly.
They were both fired from the same gun.
What are the pits on the bullets
that came out of Munro?
I don't know.
Sand will pit a bullet like that, won't it?
The human body, as wonderful as it is,
contains one and half percent calcium...
...one percent potassium,
65 percent water, and after 5:00...
...somewhat all percentage of alcohol.
But no sand.
- Thank you very much for your help.
- Anytime.
Kyle.
The captain wants to talk to you.
- What about?
- Something about the Munro case.
Kyle, now were you seeing her?
No.
You never went to see her alone
in her house?
No, sir.
You all were called out there, weren't you?
- Yes, sir.
- Yeah, a couple of times.
Her husband filed a complaint with us.
He said you used abusive language.
Did you say that?
He didn't say nothing, Captain.
The guy was a jerk.
This is a lie.
- What was this, domestic violence call?
- Yes, sir.
You took a special interest in this one,
didn't you?
No, not really.
Where were you a week ago
Saturday night, Kyle?
I was at home.
- Munro was shot with a.38, wasn't he?
- According to the autopsy report, yeah.
- You carry a.38 special, don't you, Kyle?
- You know I do.
May I see it?
- You fire this recently?
- Yes, I have.
We recovered a bullet
from that bedroom wall.
The rifling marks are clean.
It won't be too hard to tell
if it came from your gun.
I'm putting you on administrative leave
until such time as we know that.
'Morning.
Sorry, Kyle.
You're going to have to come with us.
- What's going on?
- You tell me.
You're the one who gave him
the wrong gun.
- What are you talking about?
- Wrong serial number.
You didn't give him your gun.
The captain wants to see you again.
I'll be right with you.
I got to tell you, Kyle.
A lot of people are upset and can't believe
you've done something like this.
- Did you see her socially at any time?
- No.
The night you met her, the bartender
showed you a credit card receipt...
...with her name on it.
- Did you call her or contact her in any way?
- No.
She wasn't calling you here at the office?
No.
Who was?
I don't know what calls
you're talking about.
What are you protecting her for, Kyle?
Where's this service revolver signed out
by you, serial number 0876B?
I told you. I don't know.
- Someone took yours, Kyle?
- Maybe.
- Who would that have been?
- I don't know.
- You never went to her house to see her?
- No.
Smarten up, Kyle.
You're going to fry for this
and she is going