- And who's Harvey Wallace?
- He drove the truck that ran over Kawolsky.

5 seconds sound clip from the Kiss Me Deadly movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:44:42.982 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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[...]

- Why do you keep saying was?

- They both knew your Christina. They both died the same way she did.

- How was that?

- The way you almost died. Traffic... accident?

- One fell out of a cab, and the other was run over by a truck.

- Who's Carmen Trivago?

- Carmen Trivago, a poor man's Caruso. An unemployed opera singer in search of an opera. Raymondo's friend.

- And who's Harvey Wallace?

- He drove the truck that ran over Kawolsky.

- I was going down Washington Boulevard. You know, where they're building that freeway.

- It was kinda late. I had a long day. Winter. You know how it gets dark early.

- I had my lights on. I had 'em on. I know that.

- Streets are jammed down there around quittin' time.

[...]

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