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Detective
Willet: Thanks for coming in.
Collins:
Sure. Though I don't think I can help much.
Detective Willet:
Every little bit helps. You knew the victim, didn't you?
Collins: A
little. She lives in my building.
Detective
Willet: You live on the third floor, right?
Collins:
That's right.
Detective
Willet: Ever been up to see her?
Collins:
No. It's not like I knew her. We never said more than a few words.
Detective
Willet: Where were you that afternoon?
Collins:� At work.
Detective
Willet: What is it you do?
Collins:
Stone carver.
Detective
Willet: No kidding! You're an artist?
Collins:
Nah. It's just a job. I get a sketch, I carve what the customer wants.
Detective
Willet: That's really interesting. What do you carve?
Collins:
Marble, mostly.
Detective
Willet: That's gotta be rough on the lungs, no? Isn't there a lot of dust?
Marble dust?
Collins:
Oh yeah. Most days I come home covered with the stuff.
Detective
Willet: That's amazing. It really is.
Collins:
Oh I don't know. It's a little unusual I guess.
Detective
Willet: It is that. But, no, what's amazing is -
Collins:
Yes?
Detective
Willet: We found marble dust in the victim's apartment. Tracked across the
carpet.
Collins:
That's not possible!
Detective
Willet: Why? Because you cleaned it up?
Collins:
No...
Detective
Willet: Clean to you isn't clean to Crime Scene.
Collins:
OK, so maybe I did know her a little.
Detective
Willet:� Maybe you did.
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