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(Gun firing)

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WOMAN: Previously
on Memory of a Killer...

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MAN: We're looking at
early onset Alzheimer's disease.

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WOMAN: We found fibres.
They don't match

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anything Bloch was wearing.

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Very expensive Italian wool.

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- A button.
- JACOB: That came from someone

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who was in that fight.

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I need to stay sharp
and clear-headed.

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- Thank you.
- WOMAN: Who loves Maria

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so deeply that they would do
something like that? Her father?

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Now, what other symptoms
should I be aware of?

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MAN:
Difficulty making decisions.

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Angelo was former military.

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MAN:
Anxiety. Frustration.

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GRANT: That kind of skillset
doesn't just go away.

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MAN:
Increased feelings of suspicion.

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Angelo Flannery
is not a suspect.

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If I don't get what I need,

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you'll lose more
than your license.

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ANGELO: How long do I
have before ... you know?

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MAN ON VIDEO: The elephant in
the room on everyone's mind

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remains, what
did Robert Parks know?

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Parks' mysterious death
has been the subject

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of any number of
conspiracy theories.

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But would his testimony have
changed anything?

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Many of Parks' colleagues say he
was a man of integrity.

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In fact, one of his
coworkers told us

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Parks was, quote,
incapable of lying.

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♪

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Whoever sent you here
lied to you.

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♪

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SINGER: Please remember,
Angelo, this is just a study.

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Trans-magnetic stimulation
for Alzheimer's

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is still an
experimental treatment.

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You'll feel a light tapping
sensation as the magnet fires.

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Magnetic stimulation works by
stimulating brain cells.

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Would this help with specific
memories I need to recall?

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SINGER: The therapeutic effects
can be hard to predict,

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but Angelo, a trick
to jog a specific memory

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is to put yourself in the place
where the memory was made.

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Be as precise as you can,

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including the moments
leading up to the memory

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you're looking for.

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♪

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Uh, we're ready to
start the first cycle.

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- (Beeping)
- Let me know if you get dizzy.

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Okay.

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(Pulsing, clicking continuously)

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♪

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(Grunting)

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♪

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(Grunting)

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♪

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♪

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SINGER:
Angelo!

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What were you experiencing?

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Felt like memories,

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but the memory, uh, turned
into another memory.

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It was disorienting.

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Uh, that wasn't caused
by the treatment.

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Have you been sleeping lately?

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No.

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SINGER:
I think you drifted off there.

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The medication has
been known to cause insomnia

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and also some very vivid dreams.

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The early part of the
treatment can be unsettling.

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If you can push
through that stage,

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we can get some
meaningful results.

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You want to keep going?

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Yes.

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(Both grunting)

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♪

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Whoever sent you here
lied to you.

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♪

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- (Gun firing)
- Ah!

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SINGER:
You're alright, Angelo.

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If you can just
stay awake, stay seated,

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the stimulation can
cause dizziness.

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- I'm sorry. I can't do this.
- Please.

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- (Stammering) I have to go.
- Oh, no, no.

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I got-- I got
to get out of here.

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- SINGER: Okay.
- ANGELO: I have to stop.

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♪

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(People chattering,
phones ringing)

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Hey, Dave.

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I saw you opened up the
tip line for the Bloch murder.

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Anything useful come in?

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"Useful" is not exactly
a word that comes to mind.

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One guy says
that the Bloch murder

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is a hoax perpetrated
by Mayor Kelly.

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Sue says she thinks that
she saw Bloch

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on a reality TV show last week,

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and wait for it,
my personal favourite.

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A lady says she's
sure Bloch's killer

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is her next-door neighbours
80-year-old wife.

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- (Phone ringing)
- Oh, boy.

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Yes.

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(Sighing)

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Fine. Let them in.

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- Dave.
- Jeff.

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Dave-- Uh, sorry. Detective
Woods, this is, um--

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Jacob Townshend,
investigator. Hey.

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Sorry. I know. I know you said
not to hire an investigator,

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but he's my uncle, and
before you say anything,

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he... he found something.

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What'd you find?

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Well, that is a button.

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JEFF:
It's not just a button.

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- It's-- it's evidence.
- JACOB: It is.

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JEFF: He found it at
the base of that bridge

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where Henry Bloch was found.

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It must have come
off of the clothing

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of the guy that killed him.

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You're welcome.

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What makes you
so sure about that?

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JACOB:
I got a guy who owed me a favour,

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so he-- he ran a few tests.

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- A guy?
- Listen. It doesn't matter.

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This, this is made
of buffalo horn

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with lion's eye backing.

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(Chuckling) Alright? So...

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(Chuckling)

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Look. This could not have come

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from some hiker's puff jacket.

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You understand? We are talking
about a fine garment here,

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real upscale. Okay?

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This, this is the sort of thing

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that could only come from
a $10,000 suit.

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JEFF: I mean, who's wearing
those kind of clothes

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in the woods? I
mean, that's weird, right?

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It's got to be
a part of the case.

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Listen, guys.

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JEFF:
What's the problem, Dave?

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If you really found a
piece of evidence

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connected to a
murder investigation,

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you should have brought
it directly to us

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instead of having
some guy handle it.

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- My uncle.
- Give me a break.

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It's evidence, right?

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And we have strict protocol
around chain of custody.

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Law enforcement
did not find this.

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JACOB: Exactly. Law
enforcement missed it.

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That's why you needed a guy
with real experience out there

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to come in and do
things the right way.

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Why do you think
the kid called me, huh?

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JEFF:
Okay. Please, please,

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can you just look into it?

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It's something.
It's something.

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It's not admissible
as evidence now.

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But yes, I will check it out.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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You're welcome.

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Sorry about that.

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What?

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That's him.

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JACOB:
Who?

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It's Earl Hancock,

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the man who killed
Maria's mother.

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What? He must be checking
in with his parole officer.

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No, no.

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No, no, no. No, no. Come on.

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Come on. Come on.

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MAN ON VIDEO:
Testimony from top executives

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of the major drug company

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continued today without much
fanfare or controversy.

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As for Parks' murder,

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it has gone unsolved,

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and police never ruled
out the possibility

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that it could have
been unrelated to his work,

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that it could have
been personal.

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The Ferryman doesn't
just kill you.

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He erases everything
you ever loved...

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Who paid the Ferryman to
kill my daughter?

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(Leo gasping)

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...and makes sure
you watch it happen.

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LEO:
It-- it was personal.

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♪

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Okay, Ferryman. Time
to flush you out.

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♪

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Hey! Morning.

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Need you to do me a favour.

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No way, man. If they even saw
me talking with you...

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I-- I can't.

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ANGELO: You don't
even know what I'm asking.

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I need you to put
this tracking device

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into the next shipment
that goes to the Ferryman.

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That's a lot to ask. I got
eyes on me these days.

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ANGELO: All you got to
do is put it in the box,

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and I can follow where it goes.

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Look. I'm trying to get
out of this line of work.

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You know they'll kill me
if they find out.

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Well, then make sure they
don't find out.

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Do it for me,

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and I'll take care of you.

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Okay?

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Okay.

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Got to say,
Lorenzo Fabroni suits

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fit me in all the right places.

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It's like
instant plastic surgery.

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That's the guy who
turned me on to Fabroni.

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Pricier than a Kardashian
divorce but worth every penny.

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Clothes make the
man. You're welcome.

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Maybe one day, you'll
wear them as well as me.

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(Laughing)
Yeah.

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You got a minute
so I can talk to you?

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Yeah. Leo, give
us a minute, yeah?

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You remember that scientist

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about a year, year
and a half ago?

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No. Remind me.

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He's been in the
news a lot lately.

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Take a look at this.

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All the reports
say he was a hero.

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So?

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So, last thing he said to me

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was that "Whoever
sent you lied to you."

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At first, I just thought
he was going to save his hide.

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That's what he was
saying, right?

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But now... not so sure.

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(Chuckling) What
are you saying, Angelo?

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You shouldn't have
killed the guy?

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Client was satisfied
and paid in full.

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That's called a job well done.

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But why did they kill him?

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Since when do you care
about the reasons?

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We never take a
contract on a civilian.

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What I know is that you
don't ask questions.

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You don't decide.

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I sure as hell don't remember
you asking questions

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when you came back
from Iraq a broken man

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and I took you in, put
your life back together.

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- I was a kid.
- With only one skill,

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and I gave you a way to use it.

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And now, you got
everything you ever wanted,

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your Fabroni suits,

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your fancy cars,

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your multi-million-dollar
apartment,

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but more than that,

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I gave you purpose.

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So, why now the
sudden lack of trust?

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Something about this
doesn't sit right.

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Angelo, Angelo!

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All these years, you still
don't get it, do you?

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Not asking questions is
what protects you.

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You don't want to open
this can of worms.

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There's an old proverb.

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Thoroughbred horses
never look back when they run.

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There's a reason for that.

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Leo!

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Let it go.

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Okay. Ciao, Leo.

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We got to move this button.

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(Gun firing, man shouting)

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JEFF:
Hey!

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What are you doing down there?

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MARIA:
Oh, just, um--

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The foot of the
crib seemed loose.

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Seriously? You shouldn't
be doing that.

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I can take a look,
see if I can fix it.

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It's the least I can do
while you're hard at work

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literally making a baby.

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Oh. That seems fair.

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Yeah. Hey, why aren't you
dressed for yoga?

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- Doesn't class start soon?
- (Sighing) I don't know.

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I'm just not really
feeling it today.

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Oh. Really? You sure?

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It's been helpful, hasn't it?

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Yeah. I mean, what do you mean?

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Nothing. I just-- I feel
like-- I don't know--

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you might be affected by
all this more than you realise.

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♪

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- Are you talking about therapy?
- No, I'm not.

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Like, yoga is your therapy.

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You always feel
better after you go.

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You're right.

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I know.

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♪

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Henderson, remember when
you said if we found

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anything else besides
fibres it could be helpful?

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Mm-hmm.

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I'm guessing the odds of
this being a match

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are small, but--

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This could absolutely be
from the same garment.

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Who found this? When?

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It's a long story.
It came today.

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You really think this
could be a match?

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I can check if there are
any traces of fibres on this

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that match the others I found.

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Perfect.

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This is all pretty
high-end stuff.

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You'd think a rich guy like this

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wearing these kinds of
fancy threads--

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The guy would stick out
like a sore thumb in Hudson.

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Yeah. That lifestyle
would stand out.

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♪

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(Water running)

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- Thirsty?
- Thank you.

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Ooh! I barely made it
through that class.

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That was absolute torture.

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(Chuckling)
It really is torture.

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Thanks for the water.

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No problem.

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I don't think I've seen
you before in this class.

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Yeah. It was my first time.

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I've heard great things
about this place.

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Yeah.

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Honestly, you crushed it.

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I couldn't have made it through
that when I was pregnant.

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Yeah. You know, I'm just
trying to deal with the stress

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in a more healthy way,

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but I mean, he's definitely
making bending into these poses

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a bit more difficult.

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Believe me, I get it.

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You have a name picked out yet?

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Well, my husband really likes
Harrison or Roman,

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you know, something, like,
uber-masculine.

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NICKY:
Mm.

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But I'm really partial to Liam.

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Yeah. I mean, it's-- it's my
father's middle name.

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Oh. Makes it even more special.

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Yeah.

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Are you two close?

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Yeah, we are.

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He's one of the most caring,

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genuine people I've ever met.

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Wow. Is he single?

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Actually, he is.

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(Phone chiming)

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Oh.

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That would be my husband

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checking to see if
I want frozen yogurt

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when we both know it's
him who really wants it.

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- Adorable.
- (Chuckling)

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Will I see you here next class?

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Sure will. Torture
is just getting started.

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Yep.

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(Knocking)

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- Can I help you?
- Yeah. I'm here to see Joe.

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Who are you?

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A friend of Joe's.

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Why don't you go get grab
yourself a cappuccino,

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come back later?
Einstein's still asleep.

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Einstein?

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Yeah, Einstein,
because he's a genius.

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- Yeah.
- You get it?

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Oh, yeah, I get it.

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My son is a
35-year-old dishwasher,

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still lives at home.

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You're his friend?

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God knows what that
says about you.

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You know what? He's a hard
worker, and he's smart.

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Oh, fantastic. (Clapping)

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So the kid can scrub dishes?

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You know, he's
handled situations

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that would break most men.

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It's clear he didn't
get that from you.

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- And what you got here?
- Hey!

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- You up? You down?
- Give me that.

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What the hell?

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Dutch told me about your
little problem.

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Not so smart, gambling
with other's people money.

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So, I wouldn't go around
telling people they're stupid,

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because from where I stand,

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someone who owes Dutch
40 grand is stupid.

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MAN:
Angelo, hey.

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ANGELO:
Hey, Joe. You ready?

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Yeah.

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What was that about?

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It's nothing. I need your help.

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You need to keep this
between me and you.

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No one else needs to know.

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DAVE:
Thanks for talking to me, Liz.

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- Yeah. Totally.
- You mentioned in our tip line

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that you saw someone
at the trailhead

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on the day of
the murder, the 17th?

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Mm-hmm, yeah,

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and, uh, this is the weird part.

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He was wearing a fancy suit,

19:31.041 --> 19:33.224
power lunch on
Wall Street kind of fancy

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but in the middle of the forest.

19:34.926 --> 19:38.049
Mm-hmm. Yeah. You mentioned
that in your post.

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Was it this guy?

19:41.053 --> 19:43.035
LIZ:
See?

19:43.135 --> 19:45.558
Um, uh, no.

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(Chuckling) No, no,
no, no. It wasn't him.

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Trust me. I'd remember
that beard anywhere.

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It's not really my thing.

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The guy I saw was, uh--

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He was, like,
older with greying hair.

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He was-- He was actually
a bit of a zaddy.

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A zaddy?

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Like, a hot old guy.

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After you saw him in the
forest, what happened then?

20:10.126 --> 20:13.950
Uh, right. He walked
straight across the lot

20:14.050 --> 20:16.253
and got into a black Porsche.

20:17.935 --> 20:19.837
- Porsche? You're sure?
- Mm. Positive.

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It was a really, really
nice one.

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Okay. This is helpful,
very helpful.

20:26.304 --> 20:28.307
- Mm.
- What more can you tell me?

20:30.389 --> 20:32.291
There's been a development
in the Bloch case.

20:32.391 --> 20:33.613
It's not a slam dunk,

20:33.713 --> 20:35.995
but we've had a
witness come forward.

20:36.997 --> 20:38.619
A witness?

20:38.719 --> 20:41.382
They think they might have
seen Bloch's killer that day.

20:41.482 --> 20:43.024
I wanted to ask, do any
of you know someone

20:43.124 --> 20:45.126
who drives a Porsche?

20:45.767 --> 20:47.869
MARIA:
No. I mean, I don't think so.

20:47.969 --> 20:50.152
- Not in this neighbourhood, no.
- JEFF: Uh, what colour?

20:50.252 --> 20:53.916
DAVE: Not sure. Black or
another dark colour.

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Sorry. We're talking about the
man who killed Bloch?

20:56.299 --> 20:57.921
- DAVE: That's right.
- So, how does this have

20:58.021 --> 20:59.683
anything to do with
Maria's safety?

20:59.783 --> 21:01.645
DAVE: It's about motive.
Identifying Bloch's killer

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could explain why he
fired at Maria that day.

21:06.390 --> 21:08.653
And this witness is reliable?

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The first one we've found.

21:10.595 --> 21:12.618
She gave me a lot to
follow up on.

21:12.718 --> 21:15.220
Until then, I don't have
anything more,

21:15.320 --> 21:17.063
- but I'll keep you guys posted.
- Okay.

21:17.163 --> 21:19.145
- Okay. Thank you.
- Thanks. Okay.

21:19.245 --> 21:20.707
DAVE AND MARIA:
Okay.

21:20.807 --> 21:22.809
Let-- let me show you out.

21:26.213 --> 21:28.275
Look, Dave. I'm her father.

21:28.375 --> 21:30.358
If there's the slightest
chance she's not safe,

21:30.458 --> 21:31.920
I need to know everything.

21:32.020 --> 21:33.962
I understand. I'll
keep you in the loop.

21:34.062 --> 21:35.644
Thank you.

21:35.744 --> 21:37.746
(Door opening)

21:38.307 --> 21:40.309
(Door closing)

21:46.356 --> 21:49.540
Porsche? I figured you
for a McLaren guy.

21:49.640 --> 21:51.722
Ah, you know, it's my other car.

21:52.683 --> 21:54.686
You got something?

21:55.687 --> 21:57.229
The button is buffalo horn,

21:57.329 --> 21:59.071
handcrafted, rare.

21:59.171 --> 22:00.632
but the real news is,

22:00.732 --> 22:02.715
I compared the fibres
we found on Bloch's body

22:02.815 --> 22:04.116
with those on the button.

22:04.216 --> 22:06.219
It was a match.

22:08.982 --> 22:10.844
So the button definitely
came from our killer.

22:10.944 --> 22:12.686
And there's more.
I talked to someone

22:12.786 --> 22:14.328
at the company that
makes the button.

22:14.428 --> 22:16.170
It's so unique that
apparently they only sell it

22:16.270 --> 22:18.453
to a few dozen designers,
most of them in Europe,

22:18.553 --> 22:22.417
but they also sell to
three bespoke designers,

22:22.517 --> 22:23.819
all on the east coast,

22:23.919 --> 22:26.041
all located in New York City.

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Just three.

22:31.087 --> 22:32.709
That's amazing, Henderson.

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Great work.

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♪

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What do you got?

22:49.188 --> 22:50.730
Yeah. I mean, I did a deep dive,

22:50.830 --> 22:52.452
scoured some dark
corners of the internet,

22:52.552 --> 22:53.693
and you're right.

22:53.793 --> 22:55.215
Something doesn't add up.

22:55.315 --> 22:56.977
Parks isn't a terrorist.

22:57.077 --> 22:59.179
Well, if he was, he has the
cleanest cover I've ever seen,

22:59.279 --> 23:01.282
- like, Mr. Clean clean.
- Mm-hmm.

23:02.804 --> 23:05.146
Angelo, a trick to
jog a specific memory

23:05.246 --> 23:07.609
is to put yourself in the place
where the memory was made.

23:12.214 --> 23:14.217
Angelo, you alright?

23:15.098 --> 23:16.880
What's going on?
You seem worried.

23:16.980 --> 23:19.202
ANGELO:
We need to go back.

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Go back to what?

23:20.744 --> 23:21.966
The site of the Parks hit.

23:22.066 --> 23:28.133
♪

23:28.233 --> 23:30.916
Someone is coming after me
because of this job.

23:33.679 --> 23:36.122
Uh, well, am I
in any danger or...?

23:39.285 --> 23:40.547
ANGELO: I know you're
not going to like this,

23:40.647 --> 23:43.150
but we need to go back.

23:43.250 --> 23:45.232
Right. Yeah. I thought the
cardinal rule was,

23:45.332 --> 23:47.735
we don't return to
the site of the hit or...

23:52.100 --> 23:53.802
I mean, I've rebooted the box,

23:53.902 --> 23:55.204
checked the Wi-Fi.

23:55.304 --> 23:56.525
I don't know what
the problem is.

23:56.625 --> 23:57.726
It keeps cutting out.

23:57.826 --> 23:59.929
Could be a signal issue outside.

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My partner's looking
at your other TVs.

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I'll check out the junction box.

24:03.313 --> 24:05.315
- MARIA: Thank you.
- Be right back.

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(Thumping above)

24:08.799 --> 24:13.545
(Lullaby music playing)

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(Music continuing)

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♪

24:33.187 --> 24:34.449
MARIA:
Excuse me.

24:34.549 --> 24:36.551
What are you doing?

24:37.071 --> 24:39.614
Hello? I'm talking to you.

24:39.714 --> 24:46.462
♪

24:46.562 --> 24:49.306
Why the hell are you
in my house?

24:49.406 --> 24:51.388
You have a really nice
place here.

24:51.488 --> 24:53.490
You can't be here.

24:55.092 --> 24:57.515
Just checking the cable boxes.

24:57.615 --> 24:58.796
But there's no TV in here.

24:58.896 --> 25:00.318
You can clearly see that.

25:00.418 --> 25:06.966
♪

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Huh. I must have
got the wrong room.

25:10.830 --> 25:12.832
Get out!

25:14.274 --> 25:15.816
I'm just trying to help.

25:15.916 --> 25:17.898
- Get the hell out!
- EARL: Okay. Okay.

25:17.998 --> 25:20.001
I'll leave.

25:21.723 --> 25:22.824
But I'm not done yet.

25:22.924 --> 25:32.935
♪

25:34.537 --> 25:36.539
See you around.

25:38.822 --> 25:43.568
(Breathing unsteadily)

25:43.668 --> 25:44.849
(Grunting)

25:44.949 --> 25:51.737
♪

25:51.837 --> 25:53.839
(Clicking)

25:58.765 --> 26:01.568
(Bell dinging)

26:04.732 --> 26:07.515
(Clicking, door closing)

26:07.615 --> 26:08.716
(Elevator whirring)

26:08.816 --> 26:09.958
(Chiming)

26:10.058 --> 26:13.202
(Whirring continuing)

26:13.302 --> 26:16.485
Don't look so nervous.

26:16.585 --> 26:19.929
We're literally returning to
the scene of the crime.

26:20.029 --> 26:21.571
Yeah. What could
possibly go wrong?

26:21.671 --> 26:23.573
(Whirring continuing)

26:23.673 --> 26:26.076
(Thumping, muffled grunting)

26:29.360 --> 26:30.541
- Hey.
- (Gun firing)

26:30.641 --> 26:35.687
(Both grunting)

26:37.009 --> 26:38.110
(Bell dinging)

26:38.210 --> 26:41.154
(Electricity crackling)

26:41.254 --> 26:51.265
♪

26:52.266 --> 27:02.278
♪

27:03.319 --> 27:04.420
(Exhaling)

27:04.520 --> 27:14.492
♪

27:15.733 --> 27:17.996
Hold it. Bag, please.

27:18.096 --> 27:20.098
Yes.

27:22.741 --> 27:23.842
What's this?

27:23.942 --> 27:25.945
Oh, drill bits. It's, uh...

27:26.786 --> 27:28.788
It's for this.

27:31.111 --> 27:33.353
I got a call to fix a
broken door hinge.

27:35.836 --> 27:37.838
- GUARD: You're good.
- Thank you very much.

27:38.639 --> 27:39.741
Have a good day.

27:39.841 --> 27:49.852
♪

28:01.946 --> 28:06.812
♪

28:06.912 --> 28:08.093
(Clicking)

28:08.193 --> 28:14.781
♪

28:14.881 --> 28:16.883
It's been cleaned out.

28:18.205 --> 28:20.407
Whoever sent you here
lied to you.

28:23.130 --> 28:25.132
JOE:
Angelo.

28:27.295 --> 28:29.317
(Alarm blaring, door thumping)

28:29.417 --> 28:30.639
- (Gun firing)
- (Yelping)

28:30.739 --> 28:35.624
(Alarm continuing)

28:37.306 --> 28:38.528
Stop! Drop your weapon!

28:38.628 --> 28:39.970
(Alarm continuing)

28:40.070 --> 28:41.371
- (Gun firing)
- (Yelping)

28:41.471 --> 28:46.337
(Alarm continuing)

28:46.437 --> 28:56.448
♪

28:57.449 --> 29:07.401
♪

29:07.501 --> 29:12.086
(Alarm continuing)

29:12.186 --> 29:14.189
(Alarm stopping)

29:15.991 --> 29:17.372
Ah! (Grunting)

29:17.472 --> 29:20.296
(Crashing)

29:20.396 --> 29:22.739
(Grunting)

29:22.839 --> 29:24.060
Gilchrist sent you, didn't she?

29:24.160 --> 29:25.301
(Angelo grunting)

29:25.401 --> 29:29.967
(Both grunting)

29:30.888 --> 29:33.751
(Robert shouting)

29:33.851 --> 29:35.793
Ah!

29:35.893 --> 29:37.075
(Thumping)

29:37.175 --> 29:47.186
♪

29:51.191 --> 29:53.293
Something about
this doesn't make sense.

29:53.393 --> 30:03.405
♪

30:04.526 --> 30:14.177
♪

30:15.579 --> 30:17.581
So, what are we dealing
with here, Angelo?

30:22.226 --> 30:24.229
(Phone chiming)

30:24.990 --> 30:26.992
- (Phone chiming)
- Who the hell is that?

30:27.753 --> 30:30.056
(Phone chiming)

30:30.156 --> 30:32.158
- Come with me.
- (Phone chiming)

30:33.760 --> 30:35.762
- Wait.
- (Phone chiming)

30:37.444 --> 30:38.625
(Phone chiming)

30:38.725 --> 30:40.508
Angelo.

30:40.608 --> 30:42.610
(Phone chiming)

30:43.651 --> 30:45.994
(Phone chiming)

30:46.094 --> 30:47.355
Going to tell me
what's going on here?

30:47.455 --> 30:49.838
- Just stay close.
- (Phone chiming)

30:49.938 --> 30:51.800
(Phone chiming)

30:51.900 --> 30:56.666
(Phone chiming repeatedly)

30:57.587 --> 31:01.672
(Chimes speeding up)

31:05.836 --> 31:06.978
(Cocking gun)

31:07.078 --> 31:08.259
(Whispering)
You ready?

31:08.359 --> 31:18.171
♪

31:21.695 --> 31:22.916
JOE:
They knew you were coming.

31:23.016 --> 31:28.202
♪

31:28.302 --> 31:29.524
Oh, Wesley.

31:29.624 --> 31:39.635
♪

31:51.048 --> 31:52.990
You look like
you could use a drink.

31:53.090 --> 31:55.093
Who's Gilchrist?

31:56.014 --> 31:57.115
Who?

31:57.215 --> 31:59.218
Gilchrist.

32:02.541 --> 32:04.724
Who put the hit on Parks?

32:04.824 --> 32:06.126
Was it Gilchrist?

32:06.226 --> 32:07.367
DUTCH:
Are you kidding me?

32:07.467 --> 32:09.469
Again with the scientist?

32:10.430 --> 32:12.433
- Really?
- ANGELO: Uh-huh.

32:15.196 --> 32:16.497
I don't know any Gilchrist.

32:16.597 --> 32:18.600
I'm sorry.

32:20.922 --> 32:22.104
Are you sure?

32:22.204 --> 32:24.226
DUTCH:
What the hell is this?

32:24.326 --> 32:26.329
Where is this all coming from?

32:27.089 --> 32:29.092
Someone's coming after us.

32:30.694 --> 32:32.636
I don't know who it is,

32:32.736 --> 32:34.918
but he calls himself
the Ferryman.

32:35.018 --> 32:37.021
The Ferryman?

32:40.545 --> 32:43.368
That blue truck that was
following you a while back,

32:43.468 --> 32:45.851
the one you were paranoid about,

32:45.951 --> 32:47.573
you think that has
something to do with this?

32:47.673 --> 32:48.814
ANGELO:
I do.

32:48.914 --> 32:50.917
Ah.

32:52.318 --> 32:55.462
Yeah. No offence, Ange,
but I'm-- (Chuckling)

32:55.562 --> 32:57.424
I'm not hearing
much to go on here.

32:57.524 --> 32:59.146
I mean, I can see
that this Ferryman's

32:59.246 --> 33:00.468
got your panties in a twist,

33:00.568 --> 33:02.991
but how is that our problem?

33:03.091 --> 33:04.312
You got me the job.

33:04.412 --> 33:05.714
I get you every job.

33:05.814 --> 33:09.758
Yeah, and the intel on
this one was bad.

33:09.858 --> 33:11.080
Sounds like you're
letting yourself

33:11.180 --> 33:13.182
get spooked by a boogeyman.

33:14.343 --> 33:17.808
An associate of mine was killed,

33:17.908 --> 33:20.651
and the way they did
it made it crystal clear

33:20.751 --> 33:22.653
that the Ferryman is
coming after us

33:22.753 --> 33:24.996
because of the hit on Parks.

33:27.519 --> 33:28.700
You're serious.

33:28.800 --> 33:35.708
♪

33:35.808 --> 33:39.793
Alright. I guess you're going to
track down this Ferryman.

33:39.893 --> 33:49.904
♪

33:50.905 --> 33:57.173
♪

33:57.273 --> 33:59.275
(Sighing)

34:04.921 --> 34:06.463
NICKY:
Okay. So, be honest.

34:06.563 --> 34:07.985
Was my bolognese decent?

34:08.085 --> 34:10.067
Oh, it was more than
decent. It was wonderful.

34:10.167 --> 34:12.170
Thank you for making dinner.

34:17.135 --> 34:18.837
- Hey.
- Yeah?

34:18.937 --> 34:20.319
Something going on?

34:20.419 --> 34:22.421
Mm.

34:24.664 --> 34:26.666
Are you worried about the baby?

34:29.910 --> 34:31.852
Baby?

34:31.952 --> 34:33.955
Maria's.

34:36.598 --> 34:39.000
How do you know about Maria?

34:40.322 --> 34:42.144
You're kidding, right?

34:42.244 --> 34:44.246
You were just going on
and on about her.

34:46.849 --> 34:49.853
I think it's lovely she
wants to name her baby Liam.

34:50.934 --> 34:52.936
Oh, Liam. Huh.

34:55.980 --> 34:57.982
- After you.
- Mm-hmm.

34:59.103 --> 35:01.046
You know, I hope
I get to meet Maria

35:01.146 --> 35:03.368
and the little one someday.

35:03.468 --> 35:13.480
♪

35:23.131 --> 35:25.133
(Door opening)

35:33.182 --> 35:34.764
Are you insane?

35:34.864 --> 35:36.566
Contacting me after two years?

35:36.666 --> 35:39.009
Do you have any idea
the position this puts me in?

35:39.109 --> 35:41.973
We're in the middle of a
congressional hearing.

35:42.073 --> 35:45.096
Ms. Gilchrist, someone's
using the name the Ferryman,

35:45.196 --> 35:46.938
dropping bodies.

35:47.038 --> 35:48.580
My guy's being followed,

35:48.680 --> 35:50.783
getting threats.

35:50.883 --> 35:52.885
And?

35:53.406 --> 35:55.188
What do you think?

35:55.288 --> 35:56.709
I want to know if this
has something to do

35:56.809 --> 35:58.712
with the hit on Robert Parks.

35:58.812 --> 36:00.474
GILCHRIST:
I have no idea.

36:00.574 --> 36:04.038
Whatever amateur hour drama
your guy has gotten himself into

36:04.138 --> 36:06.140
is really none of my concern.

36:07.101 --> 36:08.363
You're not telling me something.

36:08.463 --> 36:10.766
(Chuckling)

36:10.866 --> 36:12.888
I'm sorry. You think

36:12.988 --> 36:17.613
we brief contract labor on
corporate strategy?

36:17.713 --> 36:20.377
You were hired to solve a
problem, and you solved it.

36:20.477 --> 36:22.179
End of relationship.

36:22.279 --> 36:24.701
I'm trying to keep this from
blowing up in your face.

36:24.801 --> 36:26.343
Are you? Because
from where I stand,

36:26.443 --> 36:28.446
you're creating exposure.

36:30.608 --> 36:32.150
I know my guy,

36:32.250 --> 36:35.394
and I know when he's not
going to let something go.

36:35.494 --> 36:39.578
Well, I guess you have a
management problem, don't you?

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Get your house in order,

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because if your
guy becomes a liability,

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if you can't control him,

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then we will.

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And trust me.

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Our methods are far more
creative than yours.

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You think Angelo is the problem.

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Lady, Angelo is the solution,

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and if your creative methods
come looking for him,

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well, you'll find out

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why I've kept him
around for 30 years.

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♪

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I made contact
with the daughter.

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You think she trusts you?

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Yeah. She's starting to.

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That's good.

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And Angelo?

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I got in his head.

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What's up is down,
and what's down is up.

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I can make him believe anything.

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You tell the Ferryman,

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when this is over,

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my debt is paid, and we're done.

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You hear me?

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I hear you.

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I'd be delighted to
pass on your message.

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♪

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(Engine starting)

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Just a couple more
questions I need to go over

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- if that's okay?
- Yeah.

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When Earl Hancock
entered your house,

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did he, um, initiate contact
in any way?

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Seriously, Dave?
He was in my house!

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I know. Sorry.
I'm just trying to get

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the information we need to--

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To what?

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The man who killed my
mother was inside my house,

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in my baby's nursery!

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I mean, isn't that all
the information you need?

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Look. I know you want
a-- a restraining order,

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and... if it were up to me--

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But... unfortunately,

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he was a legitimate employee
of the cable company,

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and since he didn't
make any explicit threats...

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I'm sorry.

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I know it's extremely
frustrating,

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but there just isn't enough here
to take to the judge.

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I mean, it's not your fault.

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It's just...

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(Sighing) It's fine.

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It's okay. Just, um...

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We can be done here, okay?

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Maria, hey.

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You know I'd do anything
to protect you, right?

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I know.

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Uh, there's something else.

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We have new evidence on
the Henry Bloch case.

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What did you find?

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We found some fibres
and, um, a button

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we think could be from
the killer's jacket.

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It-- it's really expensive,

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and it matches only three
different designers.

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And we're going to canvas
their stores tomorrow,

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and this could be big.

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Okay. Well, uh, what-- what
stores? Which designers?

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High-end stuff.
I've never heard of them.

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Look.

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Yeah. Uh, Lorenzo Fabroni.

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I mean, um, I don't know
about the other two,

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but this can't be very high end.

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I mean, my dad has
some clothes made by Fabroni.

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- Your dad?
- Yeah. He said he got them

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from, um, some office manager

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in-- in Tucson
or something. Uh...

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(Sighing) I'm sorry.

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I don't think this is
the break you were hoping for.

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ANGELO:
I'm forgetting conversations.

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And so that's
why you've come back.

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I'm getting worse.

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And it's happening faster than
I thought it would.

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Thank you, Dave.

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♪

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Angelo Flannery,

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fashion icon, right?

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ANGELO: This is
interfering with my work.

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I will do whatever it takes,

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whatever medicine, pills,
treatments, trials, anything.

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Okay?

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SINGER:
Yes, Mr. Flannery. I understand.

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I just want to be myself again.

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SINGER:
Let's get started.

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(Pulsing, clicking continuously)

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♪
