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The next scene shows Ken Rosenberg walking out of the ''Fort Carson Medical Center'', talking to himself about being sober, being disbarred from practicing law, needing a job, and needing a ride. Later, Ken tries to call [[Tommy Vercetti]] from a pay phone, and reveals that he is avoiding Ken's calls. | The next scene shows Ken Rosenberg walking out of the ''Fort Carson Medical Center'', talking to himself about being sober, being disbarred from practicing law, needing a job, and needing a ride. Later, Ken tries to call [[Tommy Vercetti]] from a pay phone, and reveals that he is avoiding Ken's calls. | ||
The following scene depicts two anonymous Sindacco Family thugs digging a hole for | [[Image:Sindacco goons.jpg|left|thumb|Two [[Sindacco Family]] goons burying [[Mickey]] in the desert]] | ||
The following scene depicts two anonymous Sindacco Family thugs digging a hole for the body of [[Mickey]] and burying it, while discussing the rumor that the Leone family is lending their bosses some money. The next scene shows Johnny Sindacco walking into Salvatore Leone's office to tell him they've gotten rid of their guy. Salvatore suggests a lawyer he's heard about that just got out of rehab; he used to work for the Forellis in Florida. | |||
The final scene in this thread depicts Salvatore barging into Ken Rosenberg's office, demanding to know why Ken hasn't worked harder to earn his investment back. Salvatore implies that he got this job for Ken so that he could be ''his'' man. | The final scene in this thread depicts Salvatore barging into Ken Rosenberg's office, demanding to know why Ken hasn't worked harder to earn his investment back. Salvatore implies that he got this job for Ken so that he could be ''his'' man. | ||