Dean Gilmour, Lieutenant, serves as the Los Angeles County Coroner. In a rambling interview, he talks about the difficulty of locating human remains in the rubble left behind in the aftermath of the riot. He also reflects more broadly on survivors’ need for closure and resolution after a loved one’s death. Gilmour’s thoughts on closure resonate with the play’s bigger questions regarding how to internalize and move on from the riots which created so much fear and unrest in the city and, ultimately, didn’t result in all that much change.