("santa monica" by everclear playing) my name's pete, and i'm an alcoholic. (others greeting) i used to be the best stickup man in north philly. it's no joke. wasn't nothing i couldn't rob. let you in on a secret. it's not the gun. it's the attitude. i'd look in my victims' eyes. talk to 'em real quiet. remind 'em what's on the line if they play hero. they'd never have another christmas, never hear their wife laugh again. never hold their children. no probl after that. eh, that's not me anymore. been inside 12 years. sober every one of them. wasn't easy.

a lot of time to worry on my mistakes. yeah. this kept me going. letter from my kid when he was five years old. caught the football for the first time. only i wasn't the one who threw it to him. all i could do, write him back. which i done, consistent. i haven't heard back in a while. don't blame him. kid's got a life. proud of that. (chuckles) i'm getting out today. going back to my son. got a job lined up. gonna do it right this time. god granted me a second chance. i'm taking it. (applause) ♪ ...i don't want to be your good time ♪ ♪ i don't want to be your fallback crutch anymore ♪ ♪'ll walk right out into a brand-new day ♪ ♪ insane and rising in my own weird way ♪ ♪ i don't want to be the bad guy... ♪

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heard of him. keyed in on every corner in philly. they say he knows the crime going down before the crook does. yeah, regular superman, this guy. know the name peteoyle? fugitive. pulled his prints off five guns with murders to match ten years ago. could never track him until now. this him? no. this is. captioning sponsored by warner bros. television

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couldn't leave the guy on the corner. bad for business. mmm, decide the right thing to do is saw off the hand? he wasn't needing it no more. you know how much i made selling fingerprints off that thing? what about the gun? keep that, too? hell no. it had a body on it. i sold the gun. kept the hand. duh. what do we have on pete doyle? besides the fact he's favoring his left hand? some kind of stickup man in north philly. uh, pistol pete was the stickup man. had real corner appeal. neighborhood loved him. always good for a couple bucks. real jesse james type. went away for armed robbery in '85. got pinched busting a check cashing joint. north kensington. arresting officer caught him with the cash and a .44 smith & wesson. pete's weapon of choice. 20-year sentence. served 12. good behavior.

you memorize his rap sheet? no, we used to date. so pete gets out september '97. ends up dead a few weeks later. he might have pissed someone off. says here he had a partner. tommy connell. career ... you can find him at the tap house. polluting the same stool for 20 years. pete also had an ex. jules murphy. used to be a party girl. pete knocked her up. then he had the nerve to get put away. hear she holds a grudge. what's the matter? it's not in your file? i'll pick up tommy connell. guess i'll pay the ex a visit. (chuckles) why are you still here? waiting to take possession of my drug dealer. well, we'll call you when we're done. been waiting for the day you'd arrive, tell me pete's dead.

pete did a number on you, jules. left you high and dry with a kid to boot. you won't get an argument out of me. but i didn't kill him. he was my first love. real sweet. yeah, he could be. charming, too. part of him, at least. the other part didn't care about no one or nothing. not even your kid? uh, petey jr. way he saw it, family got in the way of his "career." but that kid adored the man. must have been tough when pete went away. i was left to fend for myself. lot of resentment there. i was too busy raising my boy. that's when we got together. tried to make a good home for petey. yeah. and we did. so, pete comes back. discovers his son's got a new dad... jules: the nerve. don't see him for 12 years. an hour after he's released, he's on our doorstep. ("bad reputation" by freedy johnston playing) girard to north sixth, cut over on spring. no...

he told me you know this town. no, you're going to be blocked up. see you reading that book like it got the answers to everything. i used to read a lot of those crime books. pass the time. you're him, aren't you? my dad. yeah. you're in jail. not anymore. what'd you escape? no. done my time. i'm free. ♪ seven years disappear got it when i was your age. my declaration of independence. you got any tattoos? that was a joke. i got you something. your favorite. told me about it in one of your letters. ♪ do you want me now? i was five. i play soccer now.

i didn't know. it's okay. i've had a lot a time to think. i'm not standing here expecting the world to stop now i'm back. you got a life. only hope maybe i can be a part of it, if that's okay with you. ♪ wasting my time, time, time ♪ do you know... get in the house, petey. ♪ see it in your eyes jules. ♪ i got a bad reputation you look great. i know, you're pissed. don't worry. i dried up inside. got my ged. i'm committed to doing right by you and petey. you think you can just drop by? not even the courtesy to let us know? i meant to. i kept trying to put pen to paper. explain it all. nothing came. but i told petey. last couple letters. petey doesn't get your letters. i kind of figured.

leave us be, pete. honestly, for the sake of the boy, it'd be better if you're still in jail. ♪o you want me now? never came back after that. only good thing he did: staying away. petey jr. ever go looking for his dad? seek out the hero? kept his eye on the prize. college, a real job. never mentioned pete again. vera: tommy connell, pete doyle's wingman. you're a real sweetheart, tommy. been reading your record. you can read? ooh. laugh riot. you and pete pulled some crazy jobs back in the day. oh, the nostalgia file. that's 20 years ago.

don't got nothing recent? what about te doyle's murder? i heard about that. it's a damn shame. you can do better than that, tommy. i took it as a blow. we was like brothers, me and pete. he went down hard for that check-cashing heist back in '85. we know you were the second man. could've got five years had he gave you up. did 12 instead. real stand-up guy. so maybe pete starts thinking you owe him. you figure it's easier to clear the books. if what you were saying was true, and i admit nothing, i'd have been grateful. one way of looking at it. other way, a debt like that becomes a burden hanging over your head. shows what you know. i did everything i could to help when he got out, but he wouldn't accept. this was a different pete doyle than the one i knew. ("everything to everyone" by everclear playing) i've been calling and callin your cousin was my counselor inside. said you hired guys like me.

used to. i got burned too many times. not by me. i'm a man of my word. i'll work straight commission. i got an aptitude. it's win-win. all i want's a chance. i don't have any openings. sorry. please, don't come here anymore. tommy: tough break, but what'd you expect? i got other options. whoa! that's the "hello" i get 12 years later? i got to hear on the street you're out? sorry. forget it. let's get a drink. can't. looking for a job. i'm crewing up for a piece of work ifou're interested. real job, tommy. "real job," huh? let's see. "busboy. "car wash. janitor." ain't what you were meant for, cleaning some mope's toilet. this isn't you, pistol pete. ♪ ain't that guy no more. i've been spending

some time with that kid of yours. comeby the place. we talk about the old days. he loves those stories. i don't want you talking to him. serious. he's a good kid. you stay the hell away. ♪ catch you next time. but i ain't worried. i know the real pete doyle's in there. you have him come see me when he's ready. vera: expect us to believe he went straight? as a fricking arrow. wanted a regular job, regular life. didn't matter. got him killed anyway. pete doyle checked in weekly with his po, never missed curfew, tested clean for drugs. guy was making a go of it. got to respect the effort. just found a report on the arrest of peter doyle back in september '97. weapons charge. so much for regular life. oh, not the father-- the son, petey jr. not the choirboy his mother said. picked up at st. alvings prep with a gun, .44 smith & wesson. pete's weapon of choice.

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no, you mean the spider and the frog. frog gets bitten after he takes the spider across the river. no, it's the mongoose and the scorpion. i don't care what it is. there's no way a hard con like this guy goes legit. rush: what about the s? the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. yeah, a regular al capone. want to tell us about the gun you brought to school? seriously? that was, that was years ago. it's a felony. yeah, but i pleaded to a misdemeanor, and my record was supposed to be sealed. rush: it turns out your father was murdered around the same time. same type of gun, too. pete doyle wasn't any kind of father to me. see, things like that make me think you might've gone after him. lot of anger, frustration... yeah, i was angry. i was the kid whose dad was locked away. that was my identity. pistol pete's son. i brought the gun to school, showed everyone they were right,

got arrested and expelled. not my hpiest time. understandable, way he abandoned you. i'd write him letters. like he cared. i was convinced that he would break out and take me away. when he finally did show up? he wasn't any kind of legend. mom said you only saw him one time. yeah, once he was back. knowing he was there, i couldn't help but go looking for him. (bush's "swallowed" playing) ♪ your mom know you're here? you shouldn't disobey her. i know. you're my dad. i should get a say.

wow. this is where you beat up that group of marines. tommy told me the story. you shouldn't put too much stock in his version. it was one guy. you need to get out of here. they got rules about underage. go. you saved them. the letters i sent. you kept them. every one. kept me alive in there. so how come you never wrote back? man: hey, mop boy! go home, petey. well, if it ain't pistol pete. i heard you were out. you remember me? officer o'leary. guy who put your worthless ass away.

hey, watch the shoes. my good pair. nice gig you got here. sure you working some scheme on the side. i'm out of the game. i told you to watch the damn shoes! dad? ♪ well, hell, pete. you got a son. little thug in training. it's in the blood, right? get out of here, petey. go. yeah, run along, petey. sure i'll be locking you up real soon. give you one of my famous tours of the city. remember those, pete? think the kid'll take to it like you did? do it. i'm begging you. ♪ you'll slip up.

and when you do, i'll be there. and we'll settle this. (cns clink) ♪ the way he just took it. kept cleaning up after that jerk. it was humiliating. your pop was supposed to be larger than life, but he was just a man. no, he was a coward. and a liar. best thing he ever did, disappearing from my life. how's retirement treating you, dan? living the dream, john. only have to work two jobs to cover my alimony.

(chuckles) but that's not why i'm here. it's about pete doyle. detective miller. i heard yoed pete doyle in a bar full of customers. i told him i was waiting for him to slip up. which i was. john, tell her what it was like when cops acally did police work. like your famous tour of the city? take 'em out to the river, show 'em the business end of your nightstick. you know, i'm not going to explain myself. i had a job. i did it good. way we heard it, it was personal between you and pete. yeah. i took it personal. every score he made. every time he flashed a roll of dirty money in a bar. that smug grin on his face. but i didn't want to kill him. what did you want? put him where he belonged. prison. i knew i'd get my chance. he was back to his old ways in no time. (applause) thanks for this, i guess.

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at this point, i don't see why the hell i shouldn't. that's all i got. (scattered applause) you did good. miller: you should have locked him up. parolee strapped like that. i didn't want him on a gun charge. (sighs) word on the street was that, uh, pete antommy had a big score. they were riding around in a stolen car. gearing it up. i was gonna catch 'em in the act. but it never happened. pete fell off the face of the planet. i never figured out what they were planning, but one thing i knew. pistol pete was back in business.

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