Detective Brennan (scene 3)

Tricia begins looking through the contents of the purse, Dr. Benson says “Why don’t you go through your things and see if that jars your memory at all. I have an appointment and have to go. I’ll be by to check on you later.”

“It doesn’t look like there’s a whole lot here but I’ll give it a try.” she replies. “Good luck.” he says, and leaves. As he leaves, Janna says “If you need anything, just hit the call button.” and she follows him out, closing the door.

Outside the room, Janna follows Dr. Benson to the Nurses station where He is dialing a phone. He hears two rings and then a woman’s voice answers “Fulton police department, Detective Brennan speaking, how can I help you?”

“Detective, this is Dr. Lyle Benson at County General. You wanted to be informed when the Foley girl was awake.” “Yes, how’s she doing? She say anything about where she’s been? Her family’s been pretty worried.” The voice asks. “Well,” Benson beings, “Physically we haven’t found anything wrong with her, although she appears to have a temporary loss of memory. She didn’t even know her own name until she saw her driver’s license. And honestly, she didn’t look all that sure to me, even then.”

“That’s just great. She disappears one morning without a trace, leaves for work and never arrives, is missing for three weeks and then turns up in a stolen car smashed into a telephone pole on the edge of town. And now you’re telling me that to top it all off she’s got amnesia and can’t even begin to explain any of it?”

“That’s what it looks like for now anyway.” he answered. “In the meantime I have patients to see. I assume you’ll be contacting her family?” “Yes, Lt. Clark has them on the phone now. I’ll be by to see her later and ask a few questions.” she answered. “Ok, goodbye” Dr. Benson says. The detective says “Goodbye”, and there’s a click as she hangs up the phone. Dr. Benson hangs up the phone and walks away.

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