FACE TO FACE WOMAN USES JOB AS REPORTER TO GET CLOSE TO AN ACCUSED PSYCHOPATH Scene opens on the interior of a car. A young woman, Lois Brown Whitney Wright, is the sole occupant and driver, and we watch over her shoulder as she pulls up to a house. She stops the car and turns it off. The camera pans down to see that her hands are shaking. She takes a deep breath, steadies herself. You can do this, she says to herself and gets out of the car. She walks up the driveway to the door of the house and hesitates another moment before ringing the doorbell. After a second, the door opens and a man, James Stinson Michael Vegas, stands there. He looks at her, appraising her in an almost predatory way. You must be Lois! he asks with a tone of wary caution. Yes, and he must be Mr. Stinson, Lois says with a polite and professional smile. Oh, she can call him James, he says. A bit young for a reporter, no! She flashes him a polite, detached smile and says maybe, shes 22 but people always say she has an old soul. He nods and then realizes hes still blocking the doorway - But where are his manners! Please, come in, he says, waving her in. She follows him into the house, a modest, clean
