WEBVTT 00:06.966 --> 00:09.969 [train slowly approaching in distance] 00:18.853 --> 00:20.855 [train horn blowing] 00:24.650 --> 00:26.652 [clinking] 00:28.946 --> 00:30.948 [screeching] 00:32.032 --> 00:34.034 [clacking] 00:35.619 --> 00:37.538 [screeches] 00:48.090 --> 00:50.092 [train horn blowing] 01:01.187 --> 01:02.980 [phone ringing] 01:05.858 --> 01:07.108 Scarpetta. 01:07.109 --> 01:08.276 [Ryan] Sorry to wake, Doc. 01:08.277 --> 01:10.069 - [groans softly] - There's been a murder. 01:10.070 --> 01:12.238 - At Daingerfield. On the train tracks. - [sighs] 01:12.239 --> 01:13.990 Shit. Okay. 01:13.991 --> 01:15.825 Okay. Got it. 01:15.826 --> 01:16.910 You said call. 01:16.911 --> 01:18.411 Yeah, I did. I did. 01:18.412 --> 01:20.581 I certainly did. I'll be right there. 01:22.708 --> 01:23.709 [sighs] 01:28.047 --> 01:29.173 [lamp switch clicks] 01:31.926 --> 01:33.844 [sighs] 01:34.845 --> 01:36.847 [dog barking in distance] 01:38.682 --> 01:40.684 [intriguing music playing] 01:45.981 --> 01:47.316 [water running] 01:50.402 --> 01:51.529 - [lid tears] - [pills rattling] 01:52.613 --> 01:54.949 [sighs] 01:56.534 --> 01:57.660 - [rattling] - [grinding] 02:00.412 --> 02:01.497 [coffee bubbling] 02:02.748 --> 02:03.874 [sips] 02:05.334 --> 02:07.336 ♪ ♪ 02:20.140 --> 02:22.142 ♪ ♪ 02:24.520 --> 02:26.272 [engine starts] 02:27.606 --> 02:29.608 ♪ ♪ 02:55.634 --> 02:57.136 [brakes screech] 03:07.521 --> 03:08.772 Good to have you back, Doc. 03:10.232 --> 03:13.318 I guarantee you, not a thing's been done right since you left. 03:13.319 --> 03:15.236 - [sighs] - [chuckles] Right this way. 03:15.237 --> 03:17.155 Oh, uh, this here's Officer Fruge. 03:17.156 --> 03:19.073 She was, uh, first on the scene. 03:19.074 --> 03:21.159 - Dr. Kay Scarpetta. - Oh. 03:21.160 --> 03:22.535 I know who you are, Chief. 03:22.536 --> 03:24.746 And I, for one, am glad you're back. 03:24.747 --> 03:27.457 Not implying that there are people who aren't. 03:27.458 --> 03:29.959 Though I'm pretty sure you know there are. 03:29.960 --> 03:31.294 Honest Abe over here. 03:31.295 --> 03:32.503 All right, watch your step. 03:32.504 --> 03:34.089 [indistinct radio chatter] 03:35.758 --> 03:37.884 Jane Doe. 03:37.885 --> 03:39.595 Dumped like trash. 03:41.764 --> 03:44.474 Actually, my husband would say he went to great pains 03:44.475 --> 03:45.975 to present her to his audience. 03:45.976 --> 03:47.060 [Fruge] Why do you think 03:47.061 --> 03:49.187 he'd say that, um... 03:49.188 --> 03:52.107 that the hands are, you know, gone? 03:53.651 --> 03:56.111 Didn't want her ID'd right off the bat, right? 03:58.197 --> 03:59.448 Possibly. 04:01.283 --> 04:02.451 Sexual assault? 04:07.081 --> 04:11.543 The staging and clothing-- sexual components for sure. 04:13.754 --> 04:15.172 [man] Could you wait right there? 04:15.965 --> 04:20.259 Sorry, Chief. Bosses say no one on the scene without official cause. 04:20.260 --> 04:22.972 Pete Marino, 12 o'clock. 04:24.056 --> 04:25.723 Shit. 04:25.724 --> 04:26.808 - No. - [Marino] Oh, Doc. 04:26.809 --> 04:28.184 [Scarpetta] I haven't even been sworn in yet. 04:28.185 --> 04:30.728 You can't show up here like you're still on the force. 04:30.729 --> 04:31.854 Hey, listen, Lucy wants you 04:31.855 --> 04:33.064 - to take her to Wellwood. - No, you can't-- Mm-mm. 04:33.065 --> 04:34.691 - What? - Lucy wants you to take her 04:34.692 --> 04:35.775 - to Wellwood tomorrow. - You came all this way-- 04:35.776 --> 04:37.193 - Well, it's her birthday tomorrow. - I know 04:37.194 --> 04:39.320 it's her birthday. You came all this way to tell me that? 04:39.321 --> 04:40.446 No, you can't do that. 04:40.447 --> 04:42.323 - No. You need to go home. - Okay, well, I might've heard something 04:42.324 --> 04:44.492 - on the scanner about a... - Go home. Oh. [scoffs] 04:44.493 --> 04:46.494 - ...dead body on the railroad tracks. - You need to get rid of that thing. 04:46.495 --> 04:48.122 This is bad. 04:50.457 --> 04:52.834 [whispers] This is-- this is fucking bad. 04:52.835 --> 04:54.127 - You want me to stay? - No. 04:54.128 --> 04:55.713 I want you to go. 04:58.507 --> 04:59.966 Go. Now. 04:59.967 --> 05:02.386 [somber music playing] 05:09.476 --> 05:10.477 [sniffs] 05:11.729 --> 05:13.731 ♪ ♪ 05:34.126 --> 05:35.294 [scraping] 05:41.300 --> 05:43.302 [mysterious music playing] 05:55.564 --> 05:58.524 [phone ringing] 05:58.525 --> 05:59.609 [inhales sharply] 05:59.610 --> 06:00.819 [lamp switch clicks] 06:01.695 --> 06:02.862 Scarpetta. 06:02.863 --> 06:04.238 [Marino] Pete Marino here. 06:04.239 --> 06:05.656 We got us another one. 06:05.657 --> 06:08.242 Okay. I'm-I'm-I'm on my way. 06:08.243 --> 06:10.036 5602 Berkeley. 06:10.037 --> 06:11.120 Berkeley Heights. 06:11.121 --> 06:12.538 All right. I got it. 06:12.539 --> 06:14.875 - Hurry. - Yeah, I got it. I got it. 06:15.959 --> 06:17.543 [dog barking in distance] 06:17.544 --> 06:19.003 [sighs] 06:19.004 --> 06:20.380 [water running] 06:21.298 --> 06:22.466 [pills rattling] 06:29.431 --> 06:31.433 [somber music playing] 06:33.852 --> 06:35.853 [whispers] Sorry, baby. 06:35.854 --> 06:37.730 [doorbell rings] 06:37.731 --> 06:39.817 [door creaking] 06:47.574 --> 06:50.118 Oh, Yaya. Thank you. 06:50.119 --> 06:51.661 - I hope I didn't wake you. - Oh. 06:51.662 --> 06:53.955 I haven't slept a wink since '65. 06:53.956 --> 06:56.374 I don't know if that's an age or a year. 06:56.375 --> 06:58.793 And I'm a little afraid to ask. 06:58.794 --> 07:00.753 There's been a fourth killing? 07:00.754 --> 07:02.380 Um... 07:02.381 --> 07:04.549 Yeah. Yeah. 07:04.550 --> 07:06.717 - Will you lock the door after me? - Of course. 07:06.718 --> 07:08.594 Do not worry, sweet girl. 07:08.595 --> 07:11.515 Even the Nazis couldn't get me. 07:12.558 --> 07:14.476 - If her mother calls-- - Her mother will not call. 07:15.978 --> 07:17.979 She's lucky to have her Auntie Kay. 07:17.980 --> 07:19.398 Thank you. 07:20.399 --> 07:22.401 [♪ The Animals play "House of the Rising Sun"] 07:31.702 --> 07:33.828 ♪ There is ♪ 07:33.829 --> 07:37.040 ♪ a house in New Orleans ♪ 07:38.041 --> 07:41.210 ♪ they call the Rising Sun... 07:41.211 --> 07:42.880 Out there... 07:44.506 --> 07:46.216 ...somewhere... 07:47.718 --> 07:49.845 ...is a man. 07:50.929 --> 07:52.263 - ♪ And, God ♪ - [whispers] What the fuck? 07:52.264 --> 07:55.142 ♪ I know I'm one ♪ 07:56.310 --> 07:57.853 Get a grip. 07:59.188 --> 08:00.689 [siren whoops] 08:06.278 --> 08:11.283 ♪ My mother was a tailor ♪ 08:12.284 --> 08:13.576 ♪ She sewed ♪ 08:13.577 --> 08:17.122 ♪ my new blue jeans ♪ 08:18.457 --> 08:21.876 ♪ My father was ♪ 08:21.877 --> 08:23.878 ♪ a gambling man... 08:23.879 --> 08:25.171 Excuse me. 08:25.172 --> 08:27.465 Uh, Dr. Kay Scarpetta, chief medical examiner. 08:27.466 --> 08:28.549 You are? 08:28.550 --> 08:31.052 Officer August Ryan, Doctor-- 08:31.053 --> 08:32.678 - Chief. - Right. There should be gloves here, 08:32.679 --> 08:34.305 Officer Ryan. Some kind of PPE. 08:34.306 --> 08:36.390 You can't contaminate the crime scene. 08:36.391 --> 08:39.311 I was never first on the scene before of a... 08:40.312 --> 08:42.814 ...grisly murder, and, um... 08:43.815 --> 08:46.401 First time at a violent scene... 08:47.402 --> 08:50.196 ...I definitely vomited in private. 08:50.197 --> 08:52.573 Now, don't go sharing that. 08:52.574 --> 08:53.991 I'll do better next time for sure. 08:53.992 --> 08:56.035 [soft chatter] 08:56.036 --> 08:58.121 [somber music playing] 09:17.849 --> 09:20.852 [indistinct radio chatter] 09:28.193 --> 09:29.235 [Marino] Hey, Doc. 09:29.236 --> 09:31.320 This here's the husband. 09:31.321 --> 09:33.281 Matt Petersen. Mr. Petersen, 09:33.282 --> 09:36.326 our chief M.E., Dr. Scarpetta. 09:40.956 --> 09:42.416 Detective Marino. 09:43.583 --> 09:47.169 I'm so sorry for your loss, Mr. Petersen. 09:47.170 --> 09:49.797 Uh, she was a doctor, your wife? 09:49.798 --> 09:51.132 [Petersen] Surgical resident 09:51.133 --> 09:53.759 at the, um, Virginia Medical Center. 09:53.760 --> 09:55.219 She worked in the E.R. 09:55.220 --> 09:57.847 She, um, was usually back by 12:30. 09:57.848 --> 09:59.515 And-and you were out 09:59.516 --> 10:00.599 - or...? - [Marino] Matt was just telling me 10:00.600 --> 10:02.226 about play rehearsal. 10:02.227 --> 10:03.436 He's an actor. 10:03.437 --> 10:04.979 [Petersen] I got in late. 10:04.980 --> 10:06.480 After 2:00. 10:06.481 --> 10:07.565 It was dark, 10:07.566 --> 10:10.610 so I just assumed that she was asleep and... 10:12.070 --> 10:13.988 When I went up into our bedroom, 10:13.989 --> 10:15.365 there was this... 10:16.366 --> 10:17.366 ...smell. 10:17.367 --> 10:19.410 Uh, uh, what kind of smell? 10:19.411 --> 10:20.495 I don't know. 10:21.580 --> 10:22.663 Like maple? 10:22.664 --> 10:24.290 But... 10:24.291 --> 10:25.709 sour. 10:26.710 --> 10:27.878 Rank. 10:28.962 --> 10:30.922 Terrible. [shudders] 10:33.925 --> 10:35.635 [tense music playing] 10:54.988 --> 10:55.988 [Scarpetta] Trussed. 10:55.989 --> 10:57.490 Same as the others. 10:57.491 --> 10:59.826 She straightens her leg and the ligature tightens like a noose. 11:00.911 --> 11:02.578 [gags] 11:02.579 --> 11:04.873 Sick S.O.B. makes 'em suffocate themselves. 11:06.541 --> 11:08.502 - [door slams] - [crying] 11:12.506 --> 11:14.590 [Marino] Water in the tub. 11:14.591 --> 11:16.718 Must be where he grabbed her. 11:19.304 --> 11:20.430 [camera whining] 11:24.768 --> 11:26.311 ♪ ♪ 11:31.483 --> 11:34.569 So he put the nightgown on her... 11:35.695 --> 11:37.781 ...just to cut it off. 11:42.577 --> 11:45.788 Screen on the bathroom window's popped out. 11:45.789 --> 11:47.916 Maybe how he got in? 11:49.751 --> 11:52.045 All the other victims were single. 11:53.880 --> 11:56.465 DNA from the husband would be helpful. 11:56.466 --> 11:58.050 Our doer's a non-secreter, 11:58.051 --> 11:59.469 so that would rule him out. 12:01.304 --> 12:02.221 Doc. 12:02.222 --> 12:03.306 Mm. 12:06.518 --> 12:08.269 Is that the husband's? 12:08.270 --> 12:10.564 I'll make sure and ask. 12:11.565 --> 12:13.567 ♪ ♪ 12:17.112 --> 12:19.614 [indistinct chatter] 12:24.286 --> 12:26.787 - [clamoring] - [man] Dr. Scarpetta! Dr. Scarpetta! 12:26.788 --> 12:28.956 [officer] You're not authorized here. 12:28.957 --> 12:31.542 - [clamoring continues] - Chief! 12:31.543 --> 12:34.170 - Dr. Scarpetta! - Dr. Scarpetta! 12:34.171 --> 12:36.589 [Turnbull] Dr. Scarpetta, when are you gonna release the autopsy reports 12:36.590 --> 12:37.798 from the first three victims? 12:37.799 --> 12:39.925 And why did he only wait a week this time between killings? 12:39.926 --> 12:42.803 If I didn't tell you yesterday, Abby, when you beat my staff 12:42.804 --> 12:44.763 with the Freedom of Information Act, 12:44.764 --> 12:47.057 I'm sure as shit not telling you now. 12:47.058 --> 12:48.851 Did you call the attorney of the Commonwealth? 12:48.852 --> 12:50.060 [man] Dr. Scarpetta! 12:50.061 --> 12:51.145 Oh, yeah. 12:51.146 --> 12:52.938 And my boss, too. 12:52.939 --> 12:56.233 Love to have as many heads up my ass at once as possible. 12:56.234 --> 13:00.113 [chuckles] That sarcasm gives me a lot of hope for the future, Doc. 13:02.282 --> 13:03.365 Dr. Scarpetta. 13:03.366 --> 13:04.910 Mr. Boltz. 13:08.955 --> 13:10.664 Want to walk me through this here, Pete? 13:10.665 --> 13:14.335 It's the job of public servants to bring truth to the people! 13:14.336 --> 13:16.462 Is this sort of evasion what you envision 13:16.463 --> 13:18.964 for the new Scarpetta regime? 13:18.965 --> 13:20.884 - Doctor! - [clamoring] 13:23.595 --> 13:25.429 [exhales] 13:25.430 --> 13:27.181 [newsman] Tragic news this morning 13:27.182 --> 13:30.351 as a local woman was found brutally murdered in her home. 13:30.352 --> 13:32.436 Police have not released the identity of the victim, 13:32.437 --> 13:35.356 but it is widely presumed that this marks the fourth killing in a-- 13:35.357 --> 13:37.691 [stations scanning] 13:37.692 --> 13:40.402 [♪ Isaac Hayes sings "Walk On By"] 13:40.403 --> 13:41.904 [judge] I do solemnly swear... 13:41.905 --> 13:43.030 [Scarpetta] I do solemnly swear... 13:43.031 --> 13:45.157 [judge] ...that I will support the Constitution of the Commonwealth 13:45.158 --> 13:46.283 of Virginia. 13:46.284 --> 13:48.994 [Scarpetta] ...that I will support the Constitution of the Commonwealth 13:48.995 --> 13:51.330 - of Virginia. - I will faithfully and impartially... 13:51.331 --> 13:53.165 I will faithfully and impartially... 13:53.166 --> 13:58.504 ...discharge all of the duties incumbent upon me... 13:58.505 --> 14:01.674 - ...as chief medical examiner... - ...as chief medical examiner... 14:01.675 --> 14:04.301 - ...to the best of my ability. - ...to the best of my ability. 14:04.302 --> 14:07.388 - So help me God. - So help me God. 14:07.389 --> 14:09.098 [exhales] 14:09.099 --> 14:11.767 Great. Second time's the charm. 14:11.768 --> 14:13.478 Good luck, Dr. Scarpetta. 14:16.690 --> 14:18.274 Oh. Did we miss it? 14:18.275 --> 14:19.858 Oh, damn. 14:19.859 --> 14:20.943 Congratulations, 14:20.944 --> 14:23.028 - Dr. Scarpetta. - And a hearty 14:23.029 --> 14:25.114 - welcome back. - Wow. 14:25.115 --> 14:26.991 I didn't expect to see you both here. 14:26.992 --> 14:28.576 Uh, Dr. Reddy, 14:28.577 --> 14:29.660 - Maggie. - Well, 14:29.661 --> 14:31.620 it's wonderful to see you again. 14:31.621 --> 14:35.249 Uh, congratulations, Dr. Reddy, on being appointed health commissioner. 14:35.250 --> 14:38.544 [chuckles] I got to be honest-- even I didn't see it coming. 14:38.545 --> 14:40.671 - [chuckling] Oh. - I don't think anyone saw it coming. 14:40.672 --> 14:43.591 I mean, you were so excited about retiring when we spoke. 14:43.592 --> 14:45.718 What was it, the lake house, the rowboat, 14:45.719 --> 14:47.219 - the King Sling knot? - [Elvin chuckles softly] 14:47.220 --> 14:48.512 And now here you are. 14:48.513 --> 14:52.600 Well, let's just say the governor made me an offer and I couldn't say no. 14:52.601 --> 14:54.603 So I brought you something. 14:56.605 --> 14:57.980 Brought me a person? 14:57.981 --> 15:00.567 Dr. Scarpetta, I'd like to work for you. 15:01.568 --> 15:02.610 What? 15:02.611 --> 15:05.404 To ease the transition forward. 15:05.405 --> 15:07.948 No one in the Commonwealth knows my office-- 15:07.949 --> 15:09.950 yours now-- better than Maggie. 15:09.951 --> 15:11.160 She'd be eyes and ears to you. 15:11.161 --> 15:12.244 Full support. 15:12.245 --> 15:14.580 And a direct line to the health commissioner himself. 15:14.581 --> 15:16.206 I can't take you from Dr. Reddy. 15:16.207 --> 15:17.583 I mean, don't you... 15:17.584 --> 15:18.667 don't you need her? 15:18.668 --> 15:19.835 Oh, he'll be just fine. 15:19.836 --> 15:23.005 I mean, you, you've been here, what, a month? 15:23.006 --> 15:25.591 So much has changed since your last tenure. 15:25.592 --> 15:27.343 Think of me as a welcome gift of sorts. 15:27.344 --> 15:29.553 - [chuckles softly] - Just like the old days. 15:29.554 --> 15:32.265 Come on, Maggie, you really want to work for me again? 15:33.266 --> 15:36.769 Dr. Scarpetta, I gave my life to this office. 15:36.770 --> 15:38.980 And it gave life to me. 15:42.734 --> 15:43.942 Great. 15:43.943 --> 15:45.527 - Okay. - [Maggie] Okay then. 15:45.528 --> 15:48.113 Fabian called. Jane Doe is waiting for you in Autopsy. 15:48.114 --> 15:49.657 - He called you? - Me. 15:49.658 --> 15:50.866 - Yeah. - As he does. 15:50.867 --> 15:52.284 To pass on the word. 15:52.285 --> 15:53.285 [Elvin] Eyes and ears. 15:53.286 --> 15:54.244 What'd I tell you? 15:54.245 --> 15:55.788 Great. Eyes and ears. 15:55.789 --> 15:57.874 [intriguing music playing] 16:01.086 --> 16:03.088 ♪ ♪ 16:24.943 --> 16:27.278 ♪ ♪ 16:41.459 --> 16:43.377 [loud crunch] 16:43.378 --> 16:45.921 [Marino over tape recorder] So why don't you tell me about your wife, man. 16:45.922 --> 16:48.424 [Petersen] We met at Harvard. 16:48.425 --> 16:49.509 She, um... 16:50.760 --> 16:51.927 Just had this way about her. 16:51.928 --> 16:53.679 Like, so much on her mind. 16:53.680 --> 16:58.267 [Marino] Did you two meet in a class or some kind of extracurricular club? 16:58.268 --> 16:59.769 You ask about his christening, too? 17:02.021 --> 17:03.772 I mean, you had to see the guy, Doc. 17:03.773 --> 17:07.317 I mean, it was a total, almost lighthearted demeanor shift, 17:07.318 --> 17:09.654 not the broken-up softy that you saw. 17:10.822 --> 17:12.030 [Petersen] We met at a party. 17:12.031 --> 17:14.658 Lori was always sort of a loner 17:14.659 --> 17:16.118 but with this intense, like... 17:16.119 --> 17:17.578 purpose. 17:17.579 --> 17:19.663 What kind of party was it? 17:19.664 --> 17:21.874 Casual. College. 17:21.875 --> 17:23.793 I was leaving when she was coming in. 17:24.794 --> 17:26.086 Her voice. 17:26.087 --> 17:27.171 - [chuckles] - [snaps fingers] 17:27.172 --> 17:29.047 It just... 17:29.048 --> 17:31.009 It stopped me in my tracks. 17:32.010 --> 17:33.344 Contralto. 17:34.345 --> 17:35.638 Beautiful. 17:36.973 --> 17:39.600 You notice a thing like that, huh? 17:39.601 --> 17:41.686 Its actual tone was perfection. 17:42.729 --> 17:44.313 And, uh, was it ever 17:44.314 --> 17:46.607 in Lori's habit to be, um... 17:46.608 --> 17:48.567 friendly to strangers? 17:48.568 --> 17:50.402 If someone were to come by the house, 17:50.403 --> 17:52.654 um, say a delivery man, 17:52.655 --> 17:54.407 - would she ask him in? - No. 17:55.408 --> 17:58.368 Lori understood the dangers of living in the city. 17:58.369 --> 17:59.661 She worked in the E.R. 17:59.662 --> 18:02.039 In light of which, I'd think she'd be careful about, uh, 18:02.040 --> 18:03.499 keeping the windows locked. 18:03.500 --> 18:05.793 She probably thought it was locked. 18:05.794 --> 18:09.213 Right. Because you accidentally left the window unlocked last weekend 18:09.214 --> 18:11.049 when you came and replaced the screen. 18:12.300 --> 18:13.802 She hated it when I left. 18:16.888 --> 18:20.307 Something make you want to be an actor, Matt? 18:20.308 --> 18:23.353 I studied drama to get in touch with human emotions. 18:24.354 --> 18:26.356 Needs, impulses. 18:27.357 --> 18:29.316 The good and the bad. 18:29.317 --> 18:31.945 Had to study drama to do that? 18:34.489 --> 18:37.741 [Southern accent] "You two had something that had to be kept on ice, 18:37.742 --> 18:39.409 yes, 18:39.410 --> 18:41.663 incorruptible, yes... 18:43.206 --> 18:46.835 ...and death was the only icebox where you could keep it." 18:49.128 --> 18:51.171 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. 18:51.172 --> 18:53.842 By Tennessee Williams. 18:55.176 --> 18:56.594 Wasn't he a fag? 18:57.136 --> 18:58.428 The guy is off. 18:58.429 --> 19:01.932 You don't start doing speeches from plays after seeing your wife butchered 19:01.933 --> 19:03.433 unless you're a sociopath. 19:03.434 --> 19:04.560 And I did look it up-- 19:04.561 --> 19:06.061 Tennessee Williams was a fag. 19:06.062 --> 19:08.230 Please don't use that word in my presence. Ever. 19:08.231 --> 19:10.148 - What's wrong with "fag"? - I'm serious. 19:10.149 --> 19:11.483 I will not have it. 19:11.484 --> 19:12.569 [scoffs] 19:13.570 --> 19:15.612 He forced her to choke herself. 19:15.613 --> 19:16.864 Over and over. 19:16.865 --> 19:20.409 How can you connect a husband killing his wife to the first three murders? 19:20.410 --> 19:21.493 Who knows? 19:21.494 --> 19:23.203 Maybe she was the goddamn point all along. 19:23.204 --> 19:26.206 And those killings were, what, just to throw us off track? 19:26.207 --> 19:29.334 Look, Petersen gives me the willies, okay? 19:29.335 --> 19:30.544 I took him in. 19:30.545 --> 19:32.713 - I got a whole suspect kit-- - Look, we're looking for a killer 19:32.714 --> 19:36.133 who gets off on the killing, not a man trying to get rid of his wife. 19:36.134 --> 19:38.302 Then I guess I'll just take the fingerprints 19:38.303 --> 19:40.387 down to Nelly Cho's office myself. 19:40.388 --> 19:41.556 Yeah, you do that. 19:42.557 --> 19:45.101 [somber music playing] 19:56.362 --> 19:57.654 [Scarpetta] Manner of death's homicide. 19:57.655 --> 20:01.743 Mechanism is exsanguination, period. 20:03.077 --> 20:06.371 Cause of death is sharp force injury to the neck, 20:06.372 --> 20:07.874 period. 20:10.209 --> 20:13.796 The head wound, though significant, was not the cause. 20:14.797 --> 20:16.840 Perhaps to incapacitate her, 20:16.841 --> 20:18.134 period. 20:19.385 --> 20:22.054 The contused and lacerated area of her scalp 20:22.055 --> 20:24.640 is approximately four inches in diameter, 20:24.641 --> 20:25.767 period. 20:26.768 --> 20:30.437 The weapon would have to be hard and smooth, 20:30.438 --> 20:34.233 flat-bottomed, with a broad roundish surface, period. 20:35.735 --> 20:37.528 Dr. Scarpetta? 20:40.114 --> 20:41.281 Yes? 20:41.282 --> 20:45.243 Marvelous how you've kept your figure all these years. 20:45.244 --> 20:46.995 What do you need, Maggie? 20:46.996 --> 20:49.039 Uh, Officer Ryan just called. 20:49.040 --> 20:51.667 There's a situation that requires your assistance. 20:51.668 --> 20:53.919 Is it about the Jane Doe at the railroad tracks? 20:53.920 --> 20:56.338 I've left the address right there. 20:56.339 --> 20:59.132 Is it about Jane Doe? 20:59.133 --> 21:02.678 What a terrible thing to be called "Jane Doe." 21:02.679 --> 21:07.349 All my years here, they always struck me as the saddest of them all. 21:07.350 --> 21:11.311 Maggie, is it about the Jane Doe? 21:11.312 --> 21:12.814 Oh, yes. 21:15.817 --> 21:17.485 Marvelous. 21:20.238 --> 21:22.240 [pensive music playing] 21:23.825 --> 21:27.786 It's weird, talking to you here. 21:27.787 --> 21:31.123 [inhales deeply, exhales] 21:31.124 --> 21:33.417 Where you don't talk back. 21:33.418 --> 21:36.086 - [Dorothy] This was your idea, Kay. - [overlapping arguing] 21:36.087 --> 21:38.547 [Scarpetta] She asked me to take her. She didn't ask me to sit there 21:38.548 --> 21:40.215 - and hold her hand. - [overlapping arguing] 21:40.216 --> 21:43.135 Though I can hear you saying... 21:43.136 --> 21:45.262 "Is it weird or is it nice?" 21:45.263 --> 21:48.140 - [Dorothy] Well, why? Why not? - [overlapping arguing] 21:48.141 --> 21:49.891 Kay, it's a cemetery. 21:49.892 --> 21:51.476 There are mourners everywhere, look. 21:51.477 --> 21:53.103 - They're over there. - Dorothy, look at me. 21:53.104 --> 21:54.896 They're-- oh, look how sad those people are. 21:54.897 --> 21:58.734 ...someone who can grasp the appropriate societal emotional boundaries. 21:58.735 --> 22:00.944 Yeah, but that's not Lucy. 22:00.945 --> 22:03.113 - You. It's not you. - Right. 22:03.114 --> 22:07.617 Because Lucy's just like me because she's my daughter. 22:07.618 --> 22:08.744 - Right? - [scoffs] 22:08.745 --> 22:11.747 ♪ And they called me Wild Child ♪ 22:11.748 --> 22:15.083 - Shh! Wild...? - What? 22:15.084 --> 22:16.460 - It was "Wild Child." - Are you...? 22:16.461 --> 22:18.003 No, that's not the words. 22:18.004 --> 22:20.297 - They're the words. Okay. - "Ran calling Wildfire." 22:20.298 --> 22:21.882 - It's about a dead horse. - ♪ And they call me Wild ♪ 22:21.883 --> 22:24.217 - No, not "Wild Child." - "Wild Child." 22:24.218 --> 22:26.678 "Yellow mountain, cold Nebraska night and a..." 22:26.679 --> 22:29.347 - "And a pony called Wildfire." - "Wild Child." 22:29.348 --> 22:30.599 Oh... 22:30.600 --> 22:34.186 God, I can't believe that we're-- We will literally fight about anything. 22:34.187 --> 22:35.854 - [laughs] - Anything. 22:35.855 --> 22:37.731 - A song from our childhood? - Right. 22:37.732 --> 22:42.695 Because fighting is the "idioma"-- the language-- of siblings. 22:43.863 --> 22:46.615 We could try and not be so threatened by each other. 22:46.616 --> 22:49.451 [whispers] I am not threatened by you. 22:49.452 --> 22:52.579 [laughs] I am not threatened by you. 22:52.580 --> 22:54.164 - Forget it. - No, listen. 22:54.165 --> 22:57.084 I couldn't do your day, not one day. 22:57.085 --> 22:58.376 Not one day. 22:58.377 --> 22:59.669 No, no, no, you win. 22:59.670 --> 23:03.048 Just the thought of being in proximity of a dead body, 23:03.049 --> 23:05.175 it just, it would destroy my brain space with dread. 23:05.176 --> 23:08.136 Maybe if I hadn't seen death at such a young age, 23:08.137 --> 23:10.180 I would have had some broader career choices. 23:10.181 --> 23:11.307 Just maybe. 23:12.475 --> 23:14.309 He was my father too, Kay. 23:14.310 --> 23:15.894 Oh, fuck off. 23:15.895 --> 23:17.729 You just like being weird. 23:17.730 --> 23:19.106 - I'm not the weirdo. - You're the weirdo. 23:19.107 --> 23:21.566 No, I'm not. And you're not the normal one. 23:21.567 --> 23:23.443 - Oh, well, between the two of us... - Just because you have a lot of money... 23:23.444 --> 23:25.112 - ...I am the normal one. - ...it does not make you normal. 23:25.113 --> 23:27.906 Oh, actually, first of all, yes, it does. 23:27.907 --> 23:29.658 - And second... - What did you say? 23:29.659 --> 23:32.202 ...it really bugs you that I have money. 23:32.203 --> 23:34.246 It really bugs you. You resent me for it. 23:34.247 --> 23:36.581 - I do not. - You do! 23:36.582 --> 23:38.291 - What the fuck? I do not. - You do! And you always have! 23:38.292 --> 23:39.626 [Lucy] Shut up! 23:39.627 --> 23:43.588 Just shut up, okay? 23:43.589 --> 23:44.923 Now look what you've done. 23:44.924 --> 23:47.218 That was your fault. 23:48.845 --> 23:51.680 Give her a moment. Walk away. 23:51.681 --> 23:53.223 Go fuck yourself. 23:53.224 --> 23:54.725 [Scarpetta] Get in the car. 24:01.357 --> 24:04.818 Excuse me, are you, uh... 24:04.819 --> 24:07.154 Are you Dr. Scarpetta? 24:07.155 --> 24:09.698 Uh, yeah, yeah. Dr. Kay Scarpetta. 24:09.699 --> 24:11.783 Agent Benton Wesley, nice to meet you. 24:11.784 --> 24:16.121 Oh, yes, Agent Besant Wesley. 24:16.122 --> 24:18.957 - Benton. Benton Wesley. Yeah. - Benton. Wesley. 24:18.958 --> 24:22.335 From the FBI. Did Detective Marino not tell you I was coming? 24:22.336 --> 24:25.463 Tell-- he told me. Yes, you are Agent Wesley, hi. 24:25.464 --> 24:29.384 Um, I will meet you in my office, it's right down there. 24:29.385 --> 24:31.094 - All right, I'll meet you over there. - I will just go put myself 24:31.095 --> 24:33.221 through a car wash or something, probably. 24:33.222 --> 24:36.057 I-I'll go find Pete. 24:36.058 --> 24:37.434 Okay. Great. I will meet you down there. 24:37.435 --> 24:40.313 Yeah. Okay. Bye. 24:52.950 --> 24:54.159 [groans] 24:54.160 --> 24:58.413 Husband's a squirrel, probably close to earning himself a poly. 24:58.414 --> 25:00.707 I know folks are scared. 25:00.708 --> 25:03.418 Time is of the essence-- yes, sir. 25:03.419 --> 25:06.129 Yeah, any more platitudes you want to share? 25:06.130 --> 25:07.255 [receiver clicks] 25:07.256 --> 25:10.634 City Attorney Boltz not altogether pleased with our progress? 25:10.635 --> 25:14.596 Never trust pretty men. That goes for Petersen and Boltz. 25:14.597 --> 25:16.973 Anyways, as I was saying, no way our guy's Black. 25:16.974 --> 25:19.809 I agree. Interracial mix in victim selection is unusual. 25:19.810 --> 25:21.144 It don't happen, period. 25:21.145 --> 25:22.479 Unless the killer is rapidly decompensating. 25:22.480 --> 25:26.150 - [Marino] Whatever the fuck that means. - It means he's losing his mind. 25:33.532 --> 25:36.326 You guys always fight like this? 25:36.327 --> 25:38.286 - [laughs] No. - Yes. 25:38.287 --> 25:42.374 VICAP yokes a Bureau profiler with a Homicide detective. 25:42.375 --> 25:46.169 Yeah, so we can learn about serial killers and psycho-twaddle 25:46.170 --> 25:48.463 and they can get tougher, funnier and handsomer. 25:48.464 --> 25:51.216 How does Lori Petersen affect your profile? 25:51.217 --> 25:52.425 [Benton] This guy... 25:52.426 --> 25:55.011 he's someone you might not look at twice. 25:55.012 --> 25:58.473 Well-functioning, probably has some type of menial job. 25:58.474 --> 25:59.724 A construction worker... 25:59.725 --> 26:02.852 - Like an all-average, all-American joe? - [Benton] Labor-related occupation, 26:02.853 --> 26:05.063 I suppose. But above average in intelligence. 26:05.064 --> 26:07.065 - [Marino] How shocking. - [Benton] No, the best part 26:07.066 --> 26:09.192 for him is the antecedent phase, 26:09.193 --> 26:12.445 the fantasy plan-- right after he becomes aware of her. 26:12.446 --> 26:14.906 When he's fueled by obsession. 26:14.907 --> 26:16.742 Yeah, my sense is he's a sadist. 26:17.827 --> 26:20.078 You don't break a surgeon's fingers by accident. 26:20.079 --> 26:21.538 Or a violinist's. 26:21.539 --> 26:23.707 [Benton] I'm sure he entertained violent sexual fantasies 26:23.708 --> 26:25.792 long before he made them reality. 26:25.793 --> 26:27.836 It started, him just looking in windows... 26:27.837 --> 26:29.629 Seeing the women. Watching them. 26:29.630 --> 26:31.506 Wanting to see them hurt. 26:31.507 --> 26:34.175 Next he rapes. Each rape gets more violent. 26:34.176 --> 26:36.970 Maybe needing more violence each time just to get him off. 26:36.971 --> 26:39.931 Or rape is no longer the motive. Murder is. 26:39.932 --> 26:42.100 And when murder no longer satisfies? 26:42.101 --> 26:43.977 He gets more sadistic. 26:43.978 --> 26:46.229 - A taste for torture. - How does he find them? 26:46.230 --> 26:47.857 Why them? 26:50.651 --> 26:53.695 Not for nothing, but Matt Petersen, our PhD candidate 26:53.696 --> 26:55.948 who's too brilliant to be our killer? 26:57.033 --> 27:00.535 He's a non-secreter-- yeah, no blood type in his jizz either. 27:00.536 --> 27:02.787 This is the husband of the most recent victim? 27:02.788 --> 27:04.914 Mm-hmm. 27:04.915 --> 27:07.792 You can't hold back information, Pete, it's not playing fair. 27:07.793 --> 27:10.045 Well, he wasn't a plumber, so I didn't want to push. 27:10.046 --> 27:12.172 Well, Ted Bundy happened to study law. 27:12.173 --> 27:18.219 Who's to say our killer isn't a student, or dare I say, an educated actor-- 27:18.220 --> 27:22.099 Christ, if that's not oxymoronic, I don't know what the fuck is. 27:24.935 --> 27:26.686 You'll get to understand him. 27:26.687 --> 27:29.356 Yeah, well, sometimes it gets exhausting. 27:29.357 --> 27:31.150 Understanding men. 27:36.447 --> 27:39.866 Yeah, I mean, look, we screw up here, 27:39.867 --> 27:42.035 next Friday another woman could die. 27:42.036 --> 27:44.622 And I can't have him jumping to conclusions. 27:46.457 --> 27:49.919 Matt Petersen worries me if I'm being honest, Dr. Scarpetta. 27:53.047 --> 27:54.298 Okay. 27:57.635 --> 27:59.220 You can call me Kay. 28:01.305 --> 28:05.433 Okay. Okay, Kay. 28:05.434 --> 28:07.645 [laughs] Okay. 28:09.188 --> 28:11.981 Do I want to know what that's for? 28:11.982 --> 28:15.569 Uh, no. No, you don't. 28:17.863 --> 28:21.074 Cho found partials on the wife's body that match Petersen. 28:21.075 --> 28:23.868 Same glitter slime on her as the rest of the vics. 28:23.869 --> 28:27.997 Looks like our very own Ted Bundy just bought himself a polygraph. 28:27.998 --> 28:30.501 [pensive music playing] 28:33.254 --> 28:35.256 ♪ ♪ 28:41.595 --> 28:43.389 [engine turns off] 28:44.890 --> 28:47.100 [car door opens, closes] 28:47.101 --> 28:48.436 [car door opens] 28:57.778 --> 29:00.613 She's not been off that computer once. 29:00.614 --> 29:02.740 - Doing a lot of yelling. - Did you, um... 29:02.741 --> 29:04.492 - Hide the newspaper, yes. - Yeah. 29:04.493 --> 29:07.370 And wish I didn't look myself. Bozhe moi. 29:07.371 --> 29:13.042 Yeah, well, just, you know, be careful and smart, like you always are. 29:13.043 --> 29:16.296 Ah, this is the great thing about age, yeah? 29:16.297 --> 29:18.590 For yourself, you don't worry so much. 29:18.591 --> 29:20.675 - Good night, Dr. Kay. - Good night. 29:20.676 --> 29:22.677 Hey, Yaya. Thank you. 29:22.678 --> 29:24.304 Of course. 29:24.305 --> 29:26.097 Good night, Lucy. 29:26.098 --> 29:29.852 - [wine pouring] - [door opens, closes] 29:39.320 --> 29:41.237 How come you're spying on me? 29:41.238 --> 29:44.408 - I'm not spying. - I can see you, you know. 29:46.660 --> 29:48.996 That's 'cause you're such a clever girl. 29:50.623 --> 29:54.250 I'm-I'm sorry we had to cancel Monticello. 29:54.251 --> 29:57.462 It's fine. I like the computer better anyway. 29:57.463 --> 29:58.838 Ouch. 29:58.839 --> 30:01.883 When you say things like that, do you mean to hurt my feelings? 30:01.884 --> 30:05.178 I don't like it more than you, there was just loads to do. 30:05.179 --> 30:08.097 - What, on the computer? - Yeah. 30:08.098 --> 30:10.016 Your database needed so much cleaning. 30:10.017 --> 30:13.229 You haven't initialized it in over a year. 30:15.231 --> 30:16.814 I hadn't? What does that mean? 30:16.815 --> 30:19.527 Don't worry. I fixed it all up. 30:21.612 --> 30:24.364 You-you fixed it? Lucy, what the fuck 30:24.365 --> 30:25.532 did you do to the-- Sorry. 30:25.533 --> 30:28.368 I did it just how the book said-- any dickhead could figure it out. 30:28.369 --> 30:30.578 - Don't say "dickhead." - You say "fuck." 30:30.579 --> 30:33.873 Lucy, is this like the time that you formatted your mommy's diskettes 30:33.874 --> 30:37.335 - and then she lost a whole book? - No, don't worry, Auntie Kay. 30:37.336 --> 30:40.088 - I extorted all your data first. - [stammers] 30:40.089 --> 30:41.631 - You exported it? - That's what I said! 30:41.632 --> 30:44.175 - Where? Where did you export it to? - To a disk! 30:44.176 --> 30:45.843 To these disks? 30:45.844 --> 30:49.807 Lucy, what did you do with the comput-- 30:55.980 --> 30:58.231 [Lucy] The lady that died in the paper? 30:58.232 --> 31:02.069 She was a doctor. Like you. 31:04.905 --> 31:06.072 Lucy, honey... 31:06.073 --> 31:08.242 I don't want you to die, Auntie Kay. 31:10.911 --> 31:13.830 Uh, yeah, I... 31:13.831 --> 31:15.748 [Lucy sniffles] 31:15.749 --> 31:18.293 I know, I know. I-I'm not gonna die. 31:18.294 --> 31:19.920 My daddy did. 31:21.547 --> 31:24.300 Hey, come here. 31:26.927 --> 31:30.014 You can't die, Auntie Kay. You just can't. 31:31.724 --> 31:32.891 I know. 31:36.729 --> 31:38.564 I'm not going anywhere. 31:40.482 --> 31:42.401 Nothing's gonna happen to me. 31:45.237 --> 31:46.864 Promise. 31:50.451 --> 31:53.078 [owl hooting] 31:54.955 --> 31:57.207 [oldies music playing in distance] 32:06.091 --> 32:07.300 Anybody home? 32:07.301 --> 32:09.135 [Dorothy] Hey! In here. 32:09.136 --> 32:11.387 [panting] 32:11.388 --> 32:15.017 - Ta-da! [laughs] - Whoo! 32:16.727 --> 32:18.436 Isn't it fun? 32:18.437 --> 32:20.188 Well, you are a party in a bag, aren't you? 32:20.189 --> 32:21.606 Hey, it's all over the news. 32:21.607 --> 32:25.068 "Our Lady of the Train Tracks," that's what they're calling her. 32:25.069 --> 32:27.737 - Is that where you were? - Um... 32:27.738 --> 32:29.447 Where is Lucy? 32:29.448 --> 32:32.116 Are you dressed like that for the birthday party, 32:32.117 --> 32:34.452 or are you having a not-so-subtle mental event? 32:34.453 --> 32:38.539 - Actually, at my age, you know... - This is nice. 32:38.540 --> 32:40.667 ...themed dressing and makeup is my new thing. 32:40.668 --> 32:43.127 It's all about communication, about being open, 32:43.128 --> 32:48.092 and saying to the world, "Hey, hi, it's me, Dottie." 32:49.176 --> 32:51.678 Wow, look at those fucking boots. 32:51.679 --> 32:53.429 - Aren't they fun? - So what you're saying 32:53.430 --> 32:56.557 is that being a lifelong extrovert has just been a cover, has it? 32:56.558 --> 32:58.351 For your inner shyness? 32:58.352 --> 32:59.727 Yes, I know. 32:59.728 --> 33:01.854 Hi. Ooh. 33:01.855 --> 33:04.691 - What? - You stink. 33:04.692 --> 33:06.484 And not in your normal morgue-y way. 33:06.485 --> 33:07.527 - What is it? Let me smell. - Okay. 33:07.528 --> 33:08.528 - Stop it. - No. Let me smell. 33:08.529 --> 33:10.321 - Just stop it. - Oh. 33:10.322 --> 33:12.073 [clicking tongue] 33:12.074 --> 33:14.450 Cigarettes. Bad girl. 33:14.451 --> 33:15.952 Want some wine? 33:15.953 --> 33:17.870 No, I don't want any wine. 33:17.871 --> 33:19.622 Have you checked in on Lucy? 33:19.623 --> 33:21.958 - [scoffs] She's not five. - It's her birthday. 33:21.959 --> 33:24.335 I mean, she's had the worst year imaginable. 33:24.336 --> 33:25.920 Oh, don't be so dramatic, Kay. 33:25.921 --> 33:27.922 Dramatic? She lost her wife. 33:27.923 --> 33:30.216 - I know. So sad. - Have you seen her? 33:30.217 --> 33:32.093 [Dorothy sighs] 33:32.094 --> 33:34.345 Where is she? 33:34.346 --> 33:36.806 Talking to her dead wife. 33:36.807 --> 33:38.517 Where do you think? 33:42.980 --> 33:44.772 Oh, you are drinking. 33:44.773 --> 33:46.315 Okay. Clink. 33:46.316 --> 33:47.901 [Merlin meowing] 33:50.404 --> 33:52.655 - Yay! - Yay. 33:52.656 --> 33:54.198 Happy birthday, babe. 33:54.199 --> 33:57.827 - Thanks. - Did you make a wish? 33:57.828 --> 34:00.037 [Merlin meows] 34:00.038 --> 34:01.749 I did not. 34:04.001 --> 34:05.544 Okay. 34:06.628 --> 34:09.338 You should probably be getting over to your celebration. 34:09.339 --> 34:13.176 Oh, yeah, well, Kay is late. 34:13.177 --> 34:16.763 And I'm not going over there if it's just my mother. 34:16.764 --> 34:19.807 Okay, then, time for... 34:19.808 --> 34:21.684 presents! 34:21.685 --> 34:24.145 [♪ Kool & The Gang play "Celebration"] 34:24.146 --> 34:25.813 Happy birthday. 34:25.814 --> 34:27.649 Bye, my love. 34:29.860 --> 34:31.945 Are you spying on me, Aunt Kay? 34:33.197 --> 34:34.489 How's Janet? 34:34.490 --> 34:35.573 [Merlin yowls] 34:35.574 --> 34:38.701 [sighs] Don't act like I'm doing something weird, okay? 34:38.702 --> 34:41.830 I'm not. I'm just asking. Sorry that I'm late. 34:43.415 --> 34:46.375 Look, I hate my birthday. I always have. 34:46.376 --> 34:50.338 - And I'd just as soon skip it altogether. - Mm-hmm. 34:50.339 --> 34:53.174 Yeah, I know, Luce. 34:53.175 --> 34:55.635 - I know. - I'm fine. 34:55.636 --> 34:57.888 Well, I got you something. 35:07.856 --> 35:09.774 [gentle music playing] 35:09.775 --> 35:13.861 It's a dinosaur bone and it has meteorite detritus, 35:13.862 --> 35:16.907 it's in the shape of an infinity symbol. 35:18.367 --> 35:20.702 Because I know my audience. 35:24.164 --> 35:27.334 [Lucy] "Who we are endures forever." 35:30.462 --> 35:33.257 Do you really believe that? After all you've seen? 35:39.179 --> 35:40.556 Oh, yeah. 35:42.307 --> 35:44.810 Your very existence proves it. 35:50.566 --> 35:51.816 [Scarpetta clears throat] 35:51.817 --> 35:54.444 Let's go eat some cake, hmm? 35:56.864 --> 35:59.282 You should see what your mother is wearing. 35:59.283 --> 36:01.450 - Oh, no. - Oh, yeah. 36:01.451 --> 36:02.661 Yeah. 36:04.705 --> 36:06.789 Merlin can have some cake. 36:06.790 --> 36:08.416 - Yeah? - Yeah. 36:08.417 --> 36:10.376 What kind of cake? 36:10.377 --> 36:12.086 Come here. 36:12.087 --> 36:13.881 Oh, yeah. 36:16.133 --> 36:18.594 [chatter continues indistinctly] 36:20.345 --> 36:23.723 ♪ ♪ 36:23.724 --> 36:26.142 [Scarpetta] Okay, here she is. 36:26.143 --> 36:28.394 - Hello. - [Dorothy] Yay! 36:28.395 --> 36:31.564 - Happy birthday, Lulu. - Thanks. Thank you. 36:31.565 --> 36:33.232 I never thought we'd get you out of that cabin. 36:33.233 --> 36:35.067 - Well, you didn't. - Okay, let's do a toast, shall we? 36:35.068 --> 36:36.652 Yes, but-but wait. 36:36.653 --> 36:38.738 Where have our husbands gone off to? 36:38.739 --> 36:42.366 - Oh... - ♪ Tanti auguri a te! ♪ 36:42.367 --> 36:46.537 - Oh, my God. - ♪ Tanti auguri a te! ♪ 36:46.538 --> 36:51.667 ♪ Tanti auguri a Lucy ♪ 36:51.668 --> 36:53.210 [Marino] Benton just got here in time. 36:53.211 --> 36:57.299 ♪ Tanti auguri a te! ♪ 36:59.009 --> 37:00.760 - [Dorothy whooping] - [Marino] Happy birthday! 37:00.761 --> 37:02.304 - [Scarpetta] Happy birthday. - Make a wish. 37:05.682 --> 37:06.974 - There it is. - Yeah. 37:06.975 --> 37:09.602 - Happy birthday. - Happy birthday. 37:09.603 --> 37:11.896 Thanks. Thanks, guys. This is so, so nice. 37:11.897 --> 37:14.357 - Thank you. - Happy birthday, Lulu. 37:14.358 --> 37:15.775 Come here. 37:15.776 --> 37:18.402 - Give your mom a hug. - That looks good. 37:18.403 --> 37:20.738 - How was your day? Mm? - Mm. 37:20.739 --> 37:23.367 Mm. You smell good. 37:24.368 --> 37:27.621 I don't. Dorothy said I stink. 37:28.747 --> 37:29.830 How was the meeting? 37:29.831 --> 37:33.334 Well, sort of like a surprise "welcome back to the FBI... 37:33.335 --> 37:34.418 Mm-hmm. 37:34.419 --> 37:36.545 ...stale bagel, fruit cup" kind of deal. 37:36.546 --> 37:38.172 How'd that feel? 37:38.173 --> 37:39.715 As you'd expect, I guess. 37:39.716 --> 37:41.717 Did you remember to bring my purse downstairs? 37:41.718 --> 37:42.802 Yeah, I put it right there. 37:42.803 --> 37:46.430 But did you remember to put my Chanel lip gloss in it? 37:46.431 --> 37:49.308 - I don't know what that is. - [laughs] 37:49.309 --> 37:51.143 This is what it is. 37:51.144 --> 37:53.062 Okay. Okay, honey. 37:53.063 --> 37:56.774 - Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. - Oh. 37:56.775 --> 37:58.025 He doesn't like PDA. 37:58.026 --> 37:59.902 Oh, my God, Mom, can you just give it a rest? 37:59.903 --> 38:01.028 - Jesus. - [Dorothy] Give what a rest? 38:01.029 --> 38:04.490 Lucy, why are you such a prude? 38:04.491 --> 38:05.741 I mean, you're gay. 38:05.742 --> 38:06.951 [chuckles] 38:06.952 --> 38:09.078 [whispers] I'm gay, guys. I'm gay. 38:09.079 --> 38:10.955 You know what? If you don't look out, 38:10.956 --> 38:12.748 - you're gonna end up like one of those... - Thank you. 38:12.749 --> 38:16.085 - ...Grey Gardens recluses living here... - [phone ringing] 38:16.086 --> 38:17.503 ...with your auntie in this big house 38:17.504 --> 38:19.130 until the end of time. 38:19.131 --> 38:22.174 You really need to get a handle on yourself. 38:22.175 --> 38:24.885 [Lucy] Mm, get a handle on myself how? 38:24.886 --> 38:27.096 - Move out, Lucy. - Oh, God. 38:27.097 --> 38:30.516 - Move out. What? - Dorothy. Come on. 38:30.517 --> 38:32.268 And get a place of your own. 38:32.269 --> 38:35.646 Uh, uh, you had talked about wanting to do a P.I. business with my Peter here. 38:35.647 --> 38:36.731 Hey-o. 38:36.732 --> 38:38.858 - Yeah, we talked about it. Uh-huh. - Right? 38:38.859 --> 38:40.609 Or, I mean, you could always go back to the FBI. 38:40.610 --> 38:43.237 - They seem to always be hiring. - [Scarpetta] Okay. 38:43.238 --> 38:44.947 Well, we'd be glad to have you, Lucy. 38:44.948 --> 38:47.867 Thanks, B. Look, there's nothing wrong with me living here. 38:47.868 --> 38:49.493 - I'm not-- - And by the way, I made enough money 38:49.494 --> 38:52.121 by the time I was 13 to never work again. 38:52.122 --> 38:54.331 So if I'm living here, it's because I want to. 38:54.332 --> 38:56.709 I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, 38:56.710 --> 39:00.546 I just think that it might be serving as a reminder 39:00.547 --> 39:02.882 of the very thing you need to get over. 39:02.883 --> 39:05.426 - You mean Janet? My wife? - No. 39:05.427 --> 39:06.844 - Grief, baby. - [Scarpetta] Okay, Dorothy... 39:06.845 --> 39:08.345 - That's what you need to get over. - Well, good luck to me 39:08.346 --> 39:11.348 being the first to ever recover from it. 39:11.349 --> 39:12.475 Dorothy, can I see you in the kitchen, please? 39:12.476 --> 39:13.559 - All right? - Sweetheart, cynicism 39:13.560 --> 39:14.643 will only get you so far. 39:14.644 --> 39:16.395 - Can I see you? - Yeah, well, I'd say the same thing 39:16.396 --> 39:20.357 about bullshit, but you are clearly living proof that that is not the case. 39:20.358 --> 39:23.694 - Oh, tough talk, daughter o'mine. - Dorothy. I need to speak to you 39:23.695 --> 39:25.446 - in the kitchen. - I'll be right there. 39:25.447 --> 39:26.907 Watch it. 39:28.283 --> 39:30.284 - [Scarpetta] Now! - [Dorothy] I'm coming. 39:30.285 --> 39:31.368 I'm coming. 39:31.369 --> 39:34.288 - God. What? - What are you doing? 39:34.289 --> 39:36.540 - What? - What in the fucking hell are you-- 39:36.541 --> 39:38.542 Turn those earrings off. 39:38.543 --> 39:40.503 - What? - Why are you picking at her? 39:40.504 --> 39:42.213 Hmm? Why? 39:42.214 --> 39:44.381 Why? I mean, if she's happy here, 39:44.382 --> 39:46.926 - why do you want to take-- - Oh, does she look happy to you? 39:46.927 --> 39:50.054 Anyone who has lost their wife in the last year isn't happy. 39:50.055 --> 39:54.141 Okay, but how many of them are still talking to their dead spouses 39:54.142 --> 39:56.268 - all day long as if they were alive? - Right, and that's my fault? 39:56.269 --> 39:59.146 Is that what you're saying? Okay, so you're blaming me for that, are you? 39:59.147 --> 40:01.857 - Yes! Yes! - No. 40:01.858 --> 40:04.527 - Sei troppo indulgente con lei. - Stop it. 40:04.528 --> 40:07.696 - You are so easy on her. - I am not easy on her. 40:07.697 --> 40:09.156 - You are! - No, I'm not. 40:09.157 --> 40:10.616 You-you can't say no to her. 40:10.617 --> 40:12.660 So that's a bad thing, is that what you're saying? 40:12.661 --> 40:15.871 - Yes. - Why? 40:15.872 --> 40:18.249 - If we're speaking honestly... - Honestly? 40:18.250 --> 40:21.335 - Yes. I think she was better off... - Hon-- Okay, what? What? 40:21.336 --> 40:24.463 - No. [muttering] - What? What? 40:24.464 --> 40:27.675 - Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Mm. - What? What? 40:27.676 --> 40:30.636 What? Say it. Say it. What? 40:30.637 --> 40:32.513 - What? - I think she was better off 40:32.514 --> 40:34.224 before you came back. 40:35.517 --> 40:37.852 - How fucking dare you. How dare you. - Oh, what fucking dare I, what? 40:37.853 --> 40:39.812 - Care about my daughter? - How dare you. Your daughter? 40:39.813 --> 40:42.106 - Yeah, she's my daughter, Kay. Not yours. - Oh, yeah. You didn't raise her. 40:42.107 --> 40:43.774 - You didn't pay attention to her. - Oh, I know. Okay. 40:43.775 --> 40:45.442 You only bothered with her when it suited you. 40:45.443 --> 40:46.694 Listen, I'm here now in her greatest moment of need. 40:46.695 --> 40:50.197 You're here. And as soon as you don't feel like being here, 40:50.198 --> 40:52.366 you will be gone. You'll be gone. 40:52.367 --> 40:53.617 And that's why I'm here. 40:53.618 --> 40:54.910 Because I have to pick up the pieces... 40:54.911 --> 40:56.996 - Oh, right, 'cause you're a saint. - ...like I've always done. 40:56.997 --> 40:59.373 - You're Saint Kay. You're a fucking hero! - Because that's what I have to do. 40:59.374 --> 41:03.127 - I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this. - Oh, I know you sacrificed your work 41:03.128 --> 41:06.922 and your-your life for your sister's only child. 41:06.923 --> 41:10.217 And you are a vain, shallow, male-addicted narcissist 41:10.218 --> 41:13.305 who's never seen a cock or a mirror that you didn't like. 41:15.515 --> 41:17.433 Shit. 41:17.434 --> 41:19.143 - Shit. Shit. - Well, 41:19.144 --> 41:23.606 - I would rather be me, cock and all... - [sighs] Shit. 41:23.607 --> 41:30.029 ...than some joyless, cold-hearted scientific cunt like you! 41:30.030 --> 41:33.407 - I will fucking deck you! - Stop! 41:33.408 --> 41:36.202 - You're blowing up. - Come on. Come on. 41:36.203 --> 41:38.454 - [sighs] - Kay. 41:38.455 --> 41:40.789 - Okay. - Right. 41:40.790 --> 41:43.835 [dramatic music playing] 41:44.920 --> 41:46.670 [Merlin meows] 41:46.671 --> 41:49.256 Okay. All right. 41:49.257 --> 41:50.675 [Benton] Here. 41:51.843 --> 41:54.011 Tell Lucy, tell Lucy I'm sorry. 41:54.012 --> 41:56.805 - Of course. Sure. - I did not want to do that to her today. 41:56.806 --> 41:59.475 - It's okay. - I just... [sputters] 41:59.476 --> 42:01.518 All right. This is a shit show. 42:01.519 --> 42:03.520 - Yeah. - This is a shit show. 42:03.521 --> 42:05.689 Let me tell you, it's a shit show... 42:05.690 --> 42:07.399 - Okay... - ...in the making. 42:07.400 --> 42:09.151 I'm taking you. 42:09.152 --> 42:12.780 What? You're not gonna stay here with your lovely wife? 42:12.781 --> 42:15.574 Shh, shh, shh. You got, you know, rain in the forecast, 42:15.575 --> 42:17.743 bad treads, you drive an antique car. Just-- I'm gonna take you. 42:17.744 --> 42:19.036 - I'm taking you. - [stammers] 42:19.037 --> 42:21.622 So I'm stuck here with his lovely wife? 42:21.623 --> 42:23.123 I'm so sorry. 42:23.124 --> 42:24.793 So sorry. 42:26.253 --> 42:28.629 Hey. Hey! 42:28.630 --> 42:30.381 - [Marino] Shh! - [Scarpetta] No, you shush! 42:30.382 --> 42:32.591 [car doors opening] 42:32.592 --> 42:34.134 [car doors closing] 42:34.135 --> 42:35.594 [engine starts] 42:35.595 --> 42:37.681 [mysterious music playing] 42:45.438 --> 42:48.607 ♪ ♪ 42:48.608 --> 42:51.402 [Scarpetta] All right. Colonial Landing Condos. 42:51.403 --> 42:53.488 Yep, you told me. [clears throat] 42:55.782 --> 42:57.825 Am I bad for Lucy? 42:57.826 --> 43:00.035 - No, I mean... - No, tell me, honestly. 43:00.036 --> 43:01.620 Do you think I'm bad for her? 43:01.621 --> 43:04.832 I think that Lucy is who she is because of you. 43:04.833 --> 43:06.125 No, that doesn't help me. 43:06.126 --> 43:09.295 Do you think, do you think she shouldn't be living with me? 43:09.296 --> 43:11.255 Oh, come on, I don't think it matters where the fuck she lives 43:11.256 --> 43:14.174 as long as she's talking to AI Janet all day long. 43:14.175 --> 43:18.595 [exhales] Yeah, but if you tell her not to do it, she just wants to do it more. 43:18.596 --> 43:20.472 She's been like that since she was a baby. 43:20.473 --> 43:24.519 Yeah, but you've also never been able to say no to her. 43:25.854 --> 43:27.896 [growls softly] 43:27.897 --> 43:30.316 - I will ignore that. - What do you want me to do, sit here 43:30.317 --> 43:33.193 - and not tell you the truth? - Okay. Okay, okay. I just-- 43:33.194 --> 43:34.653 I'm so fucked. 43:34.654 --> 43:37.948 I'm telling you. Reddy installed Maggie in my office today. 43:37.949 --> 43:39.533 - And it's... - What? What do you mean, 43:39.534 --> 43:43.245 "installed Maggie"? Like, you-- Why would he-- 43:43.246 --> 43:44.371 You think he's gunning for you? 43:44.372 --> 43:45.497 - [scoffs] - I mean, look, 43:45.498 --> 43:47.833 you did humiliate the guy on the daily for ten years. 43:47.834 --> 43:50.753 [Scarpetta] I would never have come back after he forced me out. 43:50.754 --> 43:54.965 Ever. If I'd known he was gonna be my boss, no. 43:54.966 --> 43:58.218 Yeah, well, you would've come back 'cause you did come back for her. 43:58.219 --> 44:01.388 Right? You came back to give Lucy a family. 44:01.389 --> 44:03.474 All of us, and that was a good impulse, so... 44:03.475 --> 44:07.270 And maybe I didn't like the way I left things last time around. 44:12.025 --> 44:13.776 I need you. 44:13.777 --> 44:15.778 Well, I'm right here. 44:15.779 --> 44:18.114 I need someone I can trust. 44:20.950 --> 44:22.701 I'm all in, Doc. 44:22.702 --> 44:24.995 Nope. It needs to be official. Put your hand on your heart. 44:24.996 --> 44:26.372 - What? - Yeah. 44:26.373 --> 44:28.374 You need a real position, you need a job. 44:28.375 --> 44:31.335 Actually, I don't need a job for the first time in my life. 44:31.336 --> 44:34.380 - I'm a kept man, in case you didn't know. - It needs to be official 44:34.381 --> 44:37.424 so I can protect you, so you don't get kicked out of crime scenes 44:37.425 --> 44:39.760 and the morgue and so-- anyway, 44:39.761 --> 44:41.720 it needs to be legit. 44:41.721 --> 44:44.473 How does "Forensic Operations Specialist" sound? 44:44.474 --> 44:46.642 - Forensic Operations Specialist? - You like that, right? 44:46.643 --> 44:48.352 Yeah, that sounds educated. 44:48.353 --> 44:49.895 I need you to repeat after me. 44:49.896 --> 44:52.648 - I, Pete Marino... - I, Pete Marino... 44:52.649 --> 44:55.275 ...am officially deputized as Forensic Operations Specialist. 44:55.276 --> 44:59.321 ...am officially deputized as Forensics Operations Specialist. 44:59.322 --> 45:02.783 [Scarpetta] And Kay Scarpetta is going to decide my work. 45:02.784 --> 45:05.035 [Marino] And is gonna decide my work. What is this? 45:05.036 --> 45:08.163 [Scarpetta laughs] And she's gonna make my pay... 45:08.164 --> 45:10.332 - ...as little as humanly possible. - ...as little as humanly possible. 45:10.333 --> 45:12.668 - Do you accept that? - Absolutely. 45:12.669 --> 45:16.547 [indistinct radio chatter] 45:16.548 --> 45:17.631 - Hey, Doc. - Hey. 45:17.632 --> 45:20.759 Sorry to call so much. Uh, Doc? 45:20.760 --> 45:25.139 [sighs] I, uh, just deputized him as my forensic ops guy, officially. 45:25.140 --> 45:27.349 He's on the payroll, everything. 45:27.350 --> 45:29.601 Uh, you just did that in the car? 45:29.602 --> 45:31.521 - Yeah. - Forensic ops in the house. 45:33.314 --> 45:37.025 - Who lives here? - Gwen Hainey, 33. 45:37.026 --> 45:42.156 Biomedical engineer at Thor Labs, that tech company off I-95 45:42.157 --> 45:45.159 that made the news for 3D printing human organs? 45:45.160 --> 45:48.204 Her boss called it in when she was a no-show at the office. 45:50.415 --> 45:52.584 Officer Fruge, you're first on the scene again. 45:53.585 --> 45:55.210 - That, she was. - [Marino] Likes to be everywhere at once, 45:55.211 --> 45:57.129 this one-- gets it from me. 45:57.130 --> 46:00.340 I didn't know you were so close. Didn't even know you knew each other. 46:00.341 --> 46:03.594 Yeah, well, I think they call that the mentor/mentee relationship. 46:03.595 --> 46:06.513 Anybody get any of the security footage from those two cameras on the gate? 46:06.514 --> 46:07.681 Maybe check that out, they're operational. 46:07.682 --> 46:09.141 - Yeah, I'm on it. - Yeah. 46:09.142 --> 46:11.603 Why do you think this missing Gwen Hainey is a Jane Doe? 46:13.480 --> 46:15.315 Because I think we may have found the murder weapon. 46:18.985 --> 46:21.278 We took prints on arrival. 46:21.279 --> 46:23.864 - [Marino] Where'd you find it? - It was propping open the door 46:23.865 --> 46:25.325 in the living room. 46:26.993 --> 46:30.204 It's the right size, right shape. 46:30.205 --> 46:34.124 There's no blood on the ball, but there was only one blow. 46:34.125 --> 46:36.710 [phone ringing] 46:36.711 --> 46:38.421 Oh. This is the lab. 46:39.714 --> 46:41.049 Officer Ryan. 46:42.675 --> 46:44.635 How bad was the hit? 46:44.636 --> 46:48.014 Mm, punched out the bone. Traumatic brain injury. 46:48.890 --> 46:50.349 [Marino] You think it killed her? 46:50.350 --> 46:52.476 [Scarpetta] It would have eventually, but he took her 46:52.477 --> 46:56.314 to Daingerfield Island, slit her throat and she bled out. 46:58.983 --> 47:00.693 That could have caused the brain injury, yeah? 47:01.945 --> 47:03.780 Yes. 47:07.200 --> 47:09.785 Prints on the kettlebell came back with a name. 47:09.786 --> 47:11.955 - [Marino] And? - [Scarpetta] Who is it? 47:13.331 --> 47:14.873 Ryan? 47:14.874 --> 47:16.375 Who is it? 47:16.376 --> 47:18.627 It's Matt Petersen. 47:18.628 --> 47:20.337 [Marino] Matt... 47:20.338 --> 47:21.797 Matt Petersen, the... 47:21.798 --> 47:23.966 the husband of the murdered Lori Petersen? 47:23.967 --> 47:25.551 No, that can't be right. 47:25.552 --> 47:27.303 They're his prints. 47:30.098 --> 47:32.976 If that's true, then 20 years ago... 47:36.271 --> 47:37.939 We got the wrong guy. 47:39.357 --> 47:40.607 [♪ Sinéad O'Connor sings "House of the Rising Sun"] 47:40.608 --> 47:45.696 ♪ There is a house ♪ 47:45.697 --> 47:50.576 ♪ in New Orleans ♪ 47:50.577 --> 47:57.417 ♪ they call the Rising Sun ♪ 48:00.336 --> 48:05.173 ♪ And it's been the ruin ♪ 48:05.174 --> 48:10.345 ♪ of manys a poor boy ♪ 48:10.346 --> 48:13.015 ♪ And God ♪ 48:13.016 --> 48:19.439 ♪ I know I'm one ♪ 48:20.898 --> 48:26.069 ♪ My mother was ♪ 48:26.070 --> 48:29.781 ♪ a tailor ♪ 48:29.782 --> 48:31.533 [crying echoing] 48:31.534 --> 48:35.579 ♪ She sewed my new ♪ 48:35.580 --> 48:39.958 ♪ blue jeans ♪ 48:39.959 --> 48:45.505 ♪ And my father was ♪ 48:45.506 --> 48:49.802 ♪ a gambling man ♪ 48:50.970 --> 48:57.225 ♪ down in New Orleans ♪ 48:57.226 --> 48:58.810 [sirens wailing] 48:58.811 --> 49:01.272 [Scarpetta] This case. 49:03.232 --> 49:05.275 It's the one I built my whole career on. 49:05.276 --> 49:07.236 My reputation, everything. 49:09.906 --> 49:11.324 I can't be wrong. 49:12.617 --> 49:15.203 We have a possible murder suspect who has gone off the grid. 49:16.287 --> 49:17.454 Matt Petersen. 49:17.455 --> 49:19.539 You can find anyone with the right equipment. 49:19.540 --> 49:22.043 I could run facial recognition on the public cameras. 49:23.169 --> 49:25.837 [Marino] I did think it was him back then. 49:25.838 --> 49:27.631 But you proved me wrong. 49:27.632 --> 49:29.424 - Right? - If he had something to do with this, 49:29.425 --> 49:31.968 then Gwen's death is on me. 49:31.969 --> 49:33.136 [Dorothy] A bit of tarnish 49:33.137 --> 49:36.391 on your otherwise flawless reputation. 49:37.600 --> 49:38.558 Death stare. 49:38.559 --> 49:39.643 [dramatic music playing] 49:39.644 --> 49:41.645 [Benton] What is your obsession 49:41.646 --> 49:43.648 with this case? This is not like you. 49:45.566 --> 49:46.733 You don't know, do you? 49:46.734 --> 49:48.068 Stop being cryptic. 49:48.069 --> 49:49.861 [Benton] I-I know my wife. 49:49.862 --> 49:52.824 [Dorothy] I think you know the parts of her that she wants you to know. 49:55.159 --> 49:56.744 [Amburgey] The killer's fourth victim. 49:57.829 --> 49:59.454 Head wounds just like Gwen Hainey? 49:59.455 --> 50:01.331 [Marino] Doc, what we're looking for here is a serial killer. 50:01.332 --> 50:03.501 I think we're the only ones looking for him. 50:04.419 --> 50:05.585 Trust no one. 50:05.586 --> 50:06.838 Even people that you think you know. 50:08.631 --> 50:11.341 [Dorothy] No secrets between us. 50:11.342 --> 50:12.343 Not any. 50:13.511 --> 50:15.095 [Scarpetta] I want to know what you said to my husband. 50:15.096 --> 50:16.722 You put yourself 50:16.723 --> 50:18.850 in the middle of my marriage, now that's too far. 50:19.934 --> 50:22.394 Death is all I've thought about since I was 11. 50:22.395 --> 50:23.854 [screams] No! 50:23.855 --> 50:25.063 Once you've experienced it... 50:25.064 --> 50:26.524 [screaming] 50:29.986 --> 50:32.529 ...you're really never the same. 50:32.530 --> 50:34.323 ♪ ♪ 50:38.786 --> 50:40.954 ♪ I got one ♪ 50:40.955 --> 50:46.127 ♪ foot on the platform ♪ 50:49.297 --> 50:52.758 ♪ And another one ♪ 50:52.759 --> 50:57.346 ♪ on the train ♪ 50:59.474 --> 51:03.810 ♪ I'm going home ♪ 51:03.811 --> 51:08.982 ♪ to New Orleans ♪ 51:08.983 --> 51:14.362 ♪ to wear that ball ♪ 51:14.363 --> 51:17.241 ♪ and chain ♪ 51:19.327 --> 51:23.955 ♪ There is a house ♪ 51:23.956 --> 51:28.835 ♪ in New Orleans ♪ 51:28.836 --> 51:36.385 ♪ they call the Rising Sun ♪ 51:39.096 --> 51:44.184 ♪ And it's been the ruin ♪ 51:44.185 --> 51:49.607 ♪ of manys a poor boy ♪ 51:51.192 --> 51:54.319 ♪ And God ♪ 51:54.320 --> 51:58.198 ♪ I know ♪ 51:58.199 --> 52:03.621 ♪ I'm one ♪ 52:08.125 --> 52:12.296 ♪ Poor, poor boy ♪ 52:13.297 --> 52:17.134 ♪ Poor, poor boy ♪ 52:18.261 --> 52:21.931 ♪ Poor, poor boy ♪ 52:23.140 --> 52:27.478 ♪ Poor, poor boy ♪