Law & Order (TV Series)
Missing (2002)
Jerry Orbach: Detective Lennie Briscoe
Quotes
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Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers : State of decomposition, ground temperature, insect activity.
Serena Southerlyn : Insect activity?
Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers : She's been dead three weeks, give or take.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : Probably killed the day she disappeared.
Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers : This your first time?
Serena Southerlyn : I came over from Civil Litigations.
Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers : You get used to the smell.
Detective Ed Green : No, you don't!
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Detective Lennie Briscoe : [looking through a missing woman's apartment] Her wallet's here... makeup's on the night stand.
Detective Ed Green : [in the bathroom] Toothbrush.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : So we're looking for a girl with no makeup and fuzzy teeth.
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Detective Ed Green : It'll be nice not looking at a dead body for a change.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : Still, they could've called in Missin Persons.
Detective Ed Green : I don't know if you noticed, but Missing Persons is pretty busy lately.
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Detective Lennie Briscoe : Mickey Bastone?
Mickey Bastone : That's right.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : NYPD.
Detective Ed Green : We have a warrant to search your bar, your home, and any of your vehicles.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : We also have a warrant for your arrest.
Mickey Bastone : Hey, I'm trying to run a business here.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : Well, why don't you think about taking a few days off? All right, everybody, last call!
Detective Ed Green : He means leave.
[the bar patrons are all ushered out of the door]
Mickey Bastone : I'm telling you, you know, you ain't gonna find nothing.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : Oh, people say that to us all the time. Next thing you know, they're watching the seasons change in Attica.
Detective Ed Green : [handcuffing Mickey] Put your hands behind your back.
Detective Lennie Briscoe : [leading Mickey out] You probably know this next part by heart. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you do say can be used can and will be used against you in a court of law...