Any Day Now

M.E.: No way do I want to write about the victims and I SURE don't want to write about Ben Sturnham. Glenn: Why not? M.E.: And say what? He was a good boy? That's what they always say, he was such a good boy. Well let me tell you this, good boys don't murder their friends.

M.E.: (looking at the pictures of school shooters) I'll be damned, Colliar, what do you see? Colliar: Kids. M.E.: What kind of kids? Colliar: Angry. M.E.: Go on. Colliar: Upset, confused. M.E.: And they're all white. Colliar: Oh, okay. M.E.: They're all white, and they're all males, don't you think that's interesting?

Adjoni: I remember him, he always wore black clothes, drove a black car, wore black gloves, listened to this rap group but that's not why they say he did it. Colliar: Well that rap music doesn't help. It's all about bitches and hoes and guns and killing. Kelly: Hello! Guns, he got them from under his father's bed. The school talked about getting metal detectors a couple years ago, maybe now they'll actually do it. Adjoni: It's not hard to slip a gun past a metal detector. Colliar: Well that boy was crazy before he ever picked up a gun.

Muriel: (to Marietta) I want you all to suffer, I want to set fire to all your homes while you sleep. Rene: Muriel... Muriel: My attorney thinks otherwise.

Rene: They assure me that Muffins' demise... Muriel: MURDER! Rene: Yes, was just a horrible accident.

Rene: Muffin's death was just a horrible accident. Muriel: An accident? Rear ending somebody's bumper is an accident, and bumpers can be replaced!

Teacher: These kids aren't doing anything the adults aren't -- office shootings, highway killings, family massacres. M.E.: And we say they don't listen to us.