A fat woman (Matti Houghton) was having dinner at a local fast food, waiting for his brother to come up. After a while, she left the diner and she noticed her brother beaten to death outside his fancy car. The victim is a well-known football player who recently hang up his boots. Detectives soon realized that a local cook could be involved in the murder, because his fingerprints were found in the car; anyway in the questioning room he said to had just helped the man changing his flat tyre, lying about the fact there was someone else in the crime scene. The reason is that he was afraid of spelling the local mobster's name: the former footballer owed a lot of gambling money to him at the local casino, but some people had rather spend time in jail instead of said a name to police officers that could put his life at stake. After losing his job and wife, he would have changed his mind, but a job off the book and previous convictions didn't help him at the trial.
I feel pity for the man, who lose everything just because he changed a wheel to an unknown person. Sometimes you had better mind your own business and turn your back to people who need help.
I feel pity for the man, who lose everything just because he changed a wheel to an unknown person. Sometimes you had better mind your own business and turn your back to people who need help.
