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SUSPECT: Script

Script
Detective: Charles Wicket. He’s no longer a victim. He’s a suspect.
(Detective picks up the phone and calls an underling)
Detective: C’mon. C’mon. c’mon. Pick up. Pick up. C’mon… C’mon.
(Phone Ringing)
Detective: Hello
Police officer: yeah boss
Detective: Can you hear me?
Police Officer: Yeah I can hear you
Detective: Ok. I need you to look up a name called Charles Wicket
Police Officer: Ehh… Yeah sure… but what do you need it for?
Detective: I believe that he is now… a suspect
(Phone call ends)
(Hitman walks in a room and closes the door. Then goes to sit down and switches on the lamp. He then opens up the book, picks up a pen and starts to cross out names in the book)
(Phone rings)
(Hitman goes into pocket and answers the phone)
Hitman: Hello
Police Officer: (Panting) I’ve got important news. They’ve found information on Charles Wicket.
Hitman: Well, that’s bad news isn’t it? Well I want you to clean this up cus’ that’s why I have you on the inside don’t I?
Police Officer: Yeah Yeah. Definitely, I’ll do it.
(Phone call ends)
(Hitman crosses the name Charles Wicket out of the book)

Casting:

Detective: Louis Liburd


Hitman: Tyler Platt


Police Officer: Muhammad-Ali Mane




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