WEBVTT 00:06.048 --> 00:07.465 - [phone ringing] - [Scarpetta] Scarpetta. 00:07.466 --> 00:08.466 [Marino over phone] We got us another one. 00:08.467 --> 00:10.427 [Scarpetta] I'm on my way. 00:10.428 --> 00:11.845 [mysterious music playing] 00:11.846 --> 00:14.222 This here's the husband, Matt Petersen. 00:14.223 --> 00:16.850 Mr. Petersen, our chief M.E., Dr. Scarpetta. 00:16.851 --> 00:18.893 [Scarpetta] I'm so sorry for your loss. 00:18.894 --> 00:20.770 [Benton] Excuse me. 00:20.771 --> 00:22.480 Agent Benton Wesley. Nice to meet you. 00:22.481 --> 00:23.398 Oh. 00:23.399 --> 00:25.066 [Benton] You don't break a surgeon's fingers by accident. 00:25.067 --> 00:26.693 [Scarpetta] Or a violinist's. 00:26.694 --> 00:29.237 [Benton] Matt Petersen worries me, if I'm being honest. 00:29.238 --> 00:31.197 [Scarpetta] How can you connect a husband killing his wife 00:31.198 --> 00:32.866 to the first three murders? 00:32.867 --> 00:35.994 Looks like our very own Ted Bundy just bought himself a polygraph. 00:35.995 --> 00:37.829 [Scarpetta] Dr. Kay Scarpetta. 00:37.830 --> 00:39.289 Oh, I know who you are, Chief. 00:39.290 --> 00:40.415 And I, for one, am glad you're back. 00:40.416 --> 00:42.542 Why do you think he'd say 00:42.543 --> 00:44.669 that the hands are, you know, gone? 00:44.670 --> 00:46.963 [Elvin] Congratulations, Dr. Scarpetta. 00:46.964 --> 00:49.007 - Dr. Reddy, Maggie. - I brought you something. 00:49.008 --> 00:51.092 Dr. Scarpetta, I'd like to work for you. 00:51.093 --> 00:53.052 - What? - She'd be eyes and ears to you. 00:53.053 --> 00:54.262 [Scarpetta] Have you checked in on Lucy? 00:54.263 --> 00:56.431 She's had a terrible year. 00:56.432 --> 00:59.309 - Oh, don't be so dramatic, Kay. - Anyone who has lost their wife 00:59.310 --> 01:02.395 in the last year isn't happy. Do you think she shouldn't 01:02.396 --> 01:04.355 - be living with me? - [Marino] I don't think it matters 01:04.356 --> 01:05.607 where the fuck she lives as long as she's 01:05.608 --> 01:07.275 talking to AI Janet all day long. 01:07.276 --> 01:08.651 Move out, Lucy. 01:08.652 --> 01:10.945 You had talked about wanting to do a P.I. business 01:10.946 --> 01:12.530 - with my Peter here. - Hey-o. 01:12.531 --> 01:13.698 How was the meeting? 01:13.699 --> 01:15.116 [Benton] Well, sort of like a... 01:15.117 --> 01:17.202 surprise "welcome back to the FBI." 01:17.203 --> 01:20.455 I need you. How does "Forensic Operations Specialist" sound? 01:20.456 --> 01:21.664 I'm all in, Doc. 01:21.665 --> 01:22.749 Who lives here? 01:22.750 --> 01:24.501 [Fruge] Gwen Hainey, 33. 01:24.502 --> 01:28.129 - Biomedical engineer at Thor Labs. - [Ryan] Prints on the kettlebell 01:28.130 --> 01:30.173 - came back with a name. - [Marino] And? 01:30.174 --> 01:31.925 [Ryan] It's Matt Petersen. 01:31.926 --> 01:33.719 We got the wrong guy. 01:36.096 --> 01:38.098 [♪ Enrico Farina sings "Se mi vuoi bene"] 01:46.190 --> 01:48.192 [conversing in Italian] 01:54.824 --> 01:57.534 [Kay Sr.] Here she is, my bellissima little Kay. 01:57.535 --> 01:59.077 Say hello to Signora Milazzo. 01:59.078 --> 02:01.037 - [young Scarpetta] Hello, Mrs. Milazzo. - Aw. 02:01.038 --> 02:02.957 [speaking Italian] 02:04.333 --> 02:07.752 [Kay Sr.] Sì. She says you are beautiful, and she is right. 02:07.753 --> 02:09.963 - Grazie. Thank you. - [laughs softly] 02:09.964 --> 02:12.674 [conversing in Italian] 02:12.675 --> 02:13.883 - Ciao bella. - [bells chime] 02:13.884 --> 02:15.718 [gentle music playing] 02:15.719 --> 02:17.178 [Scarpetta] I've come to do the inventory, 02:17.179 --> 02:18.513 Daddy. 02:18.514 --> 02:20.890 Your homework is done? 02:20.891 --> 02:22.142 Of course. 02:26.063 --> 02:28.690 [Kay Sr.] To have a daughter smarter than a man... 02:28.691 --> 02:29.941 [both laugh] 02:29.942 --> 02:31.443 ...there is no greater gift God could give me. 02:40.953 --> 02:42.787 - [man] Get the register open. - [man 2] Give us the fucking money! 02:42.788 --> 02:44.080 - [man 3] Hurry up, get the fucking money! - Get up! 02:44.081 --> 02:46.541 [man 2] Get the fucking money out. Let's go! 02:46.542 --> 02:48.042 - [man] Up! Right now. - [man 3] Quit fucking around! 02:48.043 --> 02:50.545 [man] I'm not playing games, man. Get up right now. 02:50.546 --> 02:52.505 [man 3] Come on, stand the fuck up! Get the money out! 02:52.506 --> 02:54.090 - [man] Right now! - Please. 02:54.091 --> 02:55.925 - [man 2] Get up! Let's go! - Please, no. 02:55.926 --> 02:57.010 - Please. - [man 2] Grab the fucking money! 02:57.011 --> 02:59.304 - [man] What are you waiting for? - [man 3] Let's go! 02:59.305 --> 03:00.638 - [man 2] Come on! - [grunting] 03:00.639 --> 03:02.015 Hey! 03:02.016 --> 03:03.391 [gunshots] 03:03.392 --> 03:04.768 [intense music playing] 03:07.229 --> 03:08.313 [register chimes] 03:08.314 --> 03:09.940 - [man 2] Run! Hurry up! - [man 3] Come on, come on! 03:10.983 --> 03:11.983 We got to go! 03:11.984 --> 03:14.278 [man] Go! 03:15.696 --> 03:17.655 [door closes] 03:17.656 --> 03:19.657 [Scarpetta] Daddy, please! 03:19.658 --> 03:21.451 [crying] No! 03:21.452 --> 03:24.496 - Please, no! Dad! - [coughing] 03:25.748 --> 03:29.334 No, please! No! 03:29.335 --> 03:32.379 ♪ ♪ 03:40.429 --> 03:42.431 [atmospheric music playing] 03:47.937 --> 03:49.188 [camera shutter clicks] 04:00.074 --> 04:02.076 [camera beeps] 04:03.494 --> 04:05.286 - [door opens] - [Maggie] You never went home? 04:05.287 --> 04:06.788 No. 04:06.789 --> 04:09.332 Good morning, Maggie. 04:09.333 --> 04:12.293 Good morning. A message from Fabian. No prints 04:12.294 --> 04:15.505 or DNA on the penny you found at the train track. 04:15.506 --> 04:19.425 Exact date is occluded, but he's working on digging that out. 04:19.426 --> 04:20.719 Okay. 04:22.262 --> 04:25.223 You're... you're cutting in the cooler? 04:25.224 --> 04:27.976 Mm-hmm. This looks like a skin graft. 04:27.977 --> 04:31.312 I didn't notice it during the autopsy because... 04:31.313 --> 04:34.774 the color matched perfectly. 04:34.775 --> 04:36.526 But now she's decomposing. 04:36.527 --> 04:38.152 That's right. 04:38.153 --> 04:41.240 The rest of her faster than this little square, so... 04:42.825 --> 04:44.200 ...makes the difference more appreciable. 04:44.201 --> 04:47.912 A chief who works all night and notates her own errors? 04:47.913 --> 04:50.331 I mean, it's not something I thought I'd see in my lifetime. 04:50.332 --> 04:53.626 Can you run this for rapid DNA testing? 04:53.627 --> 04:54.920 Won't it be her DNA? 04:56.255 --> 04:57.423 Probably. 04:59.008 --> 05:01.343 [phone dings] 05:06.765 --> 05:08.558 [exhales] 05:08.559 --> 05:09.976 [Marino] Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 05:09.977 --> 05:11.394 W-We got to stay here another month? 05:11.395 --> 05:13.229 I know. I know. Shh, shh. 05:13.230 --> 05:16.649 The contractor says the house will be finished in a month. 05:16.650 --> 05:18.526 - I know, it's a pain. - I... 05:18.527 --> 05:20.653 I told you we should've moved out when they came back. 05:20.654 --> 05:23.531 Now we got to look into "Airbb" or something until the house is ready. 05:23.532 --> 05:26.451 But this place is huge. And it's free. 05:26.452 --> 05:29.454 But I just saw Benton naked. And he looked good. 05:29.455 --> 05:31.080 - [laughs] - Look, we got to get out of here. 05:31.081 --> 05:33.291 - I need my privacy. - Sweetheart, 05:33.292 --> 05:36.878 we have, like, an entire wing in this crazy-ass mansion 05:36.879 --> 05:37.962 - to ourselves. - You know what, you need to stop 05:37.963 --> 05:39.088 - calling it a mansion. - Why? 05:39.089 --> 05:41.758 B-Because I see Benton, he gets, like, a hurt look on his face 05:41.759 --> 05:43.384 whenever you say that, all right? 05:43.385 --> 05:45.219 He grew up in this place. Probably doesn't even know it's a mansion. 05:45.220 --> 05:47.346 - Little Lord Fauntleroy. Ugh. - Listen to me. 05:47.347 --> 05:48.514 - Look... - "I feel bad." 05:48.515 --> 05:52.101 I'm not at ease with the close proximity. All right? 05:52.102 --> 05:54.604 And between you, me and the-the fence post here, 05:54.605 --> 05:57.023 - I'm getting a little backed up. - I like that fence post. 05:57.024 --> 05:58.983 I'm getting bangry, like the kids like to say. 05:58.984 --> 06:01.027 Yeah? I'm a little bangry. 06:01.028 --> 06:02.653 - Yeah? - Yeah. 06:02.654 --> 06:04.530 - Hey, you know what would be good? - [Dorothy] I'll tell you what, Peter. 06:04.531 --> 06:06.282 - Get... - All right. 06:06.283 --> 06:07.992 - First of all, - Wait. [laughs] 06:07.993 --> 06:10.369 we are consenting adults, 06:10.370 --> 06:11.996 - and we are married. - I know. 06:11.997 --> 06:14.040 So we can have sex whenever we want. 06:14.041 --> 06:15.917 I know. 06:15.918 --> 06:17.126 - But here's the thing. - What? 06:17.127 --> 06:18.461 - And don't take this the wrong way. - Mm-hmm? 06:18.462 --> 06:21.214 Okay? But when it comes to pleasuring, 06:21.215 --> 06:22.965 you can be boisterous, by which I mean 06:22.966 --> 06:24.342 - fucking loud. - [laughs] 06:24.343 --> 06:25.968 - Okay? Which I normally love. - Which you love. 06:25.969 --> 06:27.970 - You fucking love it. - I love it, but within the confines 06:27.971 --> 06:29.639 - of our own four walls. - You love it. 06:29.640 --> 06:31.057 - Not... - Oh, come on. 06:31.058 --> 06:32.892 [Dorothy] Listen to me. I promise you, 06:32.893 --> 06:35.770 I will be silent like the grave. 06:35.771 --> 06:37.063 You'll never hear a word. 06:37.064 --> 06:38.357 - [Marino] Oh, that's hot. - [kisses] 06:40.692 --> 06:41.901 [pot clatters softly] 06:41.902 --> 06:43.445 [liquid pouring] 06:45.739 --> 06:48.366 [Janet] You sleep okay, babe? 06:48.367 --> 06:51.911 Uh, yeah. You know me, just... 06:51.912 --> 06:54.247 alternating cycles of decrepitude. 06:54.248 --> 06:56.499 - Great attitude. - Mm. 06:56.500 --> 06:59.961 Are you white-knuckling, ice-water-in-your-veins'ing 06:59.962 --> 07:01.712 or just thought-chasing? 07:01.713 --> 07:04.799 Mm, mostly thought-chasing. 07:04.800 --> 07:07.261 So, no code red for the moment. 07:09.346 --> 07:11.597 And by the way, you do sleep. 07:11.598 --> 07:14.475 I've seen it. Even heard it on occasion. 07:14.476 --> 07:16.602 I don't snore. 07:16.603 --> 07:17.854 You do. 07:17.855 --> 07:20.148 Uh, never. 07:20.149 --> 07:22.192 Except you do. 07:23.235 --> 07:25.779 I'll tell you what, if it happens again, I'll record you. 07:26.780 --> 07:29.074 [clears throat] But then you wouldn't sleep. 07:30.826 --> 07:33.287 [somber music playing] 07:35.122 --> 07:37.541 This is really bad. 07:39.501 --> 07:42.170 I'm gonna go get some of Kay's good stuff, huh? 07:42.171 --> 07:43.963 It's nasty. 07:43.964 --> 07:45.715 Take me with you? 07:45.716 --> 07:47.217 Always. 07:59.229 --> 08:00.396 See? 08:00.397 --> 08:02.940 - With your eyes, not with your hands. - Ooh. 08:02.941 --> 08:04.609 [laughs] 08:04.610 --> 08:06.069 [strains] 08:07.070 --> 08:08.739 [birdsong in distance] 08:11.575 --> 08:12.950 [sets down plate] 08:12.951 --> 08:14.620 [exhales] 08:17.080 --> 08:18.664 Sorry about earlier. 08:18.665 --> 08:21.042 - Oh, it's-it's-- - Catching you undraped like that. 08:21.043 --> 08:23.252 Yeah, I know what you're... I get the reference. 08:23.253 --> 08:25.338 - It's-- - In the nude. 08:25.339 --> 08:27.006 In flagrante. 08:27.007 --> 08:29.009 Saw your penis. Fuck. 08:30.302 --> 08:32.346 Look, I've never even seen you work out before. 08:34.723 --> 08:38.184 Anyway, Dorothy and I, we're... 08:38.185 --> 08:41.979 gonna look into some kind of short-term rental after Thanksgiving. 08:41.980 --> 08:43.481 Well, you don't have to do that on my account. 08:43.482 --> 08:45.316 No, no, no, no, come on. We're all big boys and girls here. 08:45.317 --> 08:49.111 Speaking of big boys, I just did some work with the wifey up in the bedroom, 08:49.112 --> 08:52.823 in case you, you know, heard something questionable, sounded like whimpering. 08:52.824 --> 08:54.825 - Uh, point is... - [groans] 08:54.826 --> 08:56.577 ...we all need space, right? 08:56.578 --> 08:57.828 We need our space. 08:57.829 --> 08:59.497 Especially now that we're working with the doc again. 08:59.498 --> 09:01.582 - What? - You're working with Kay? 09:01.583 --> 09:03.793 Yeah, I... it's not a big deal, it's just, you know, like, temporary 09:03.794 --> 09:05.795 so that I can be legal at the crime scenes 09:05.796 --> 09:08.548 and, you know, postmortems and like that. 09:09.549 --> 09:11.926 In what fucking capacity? 09:11.927 --> 09:13.970 Well, I-I think she's defining it as, uh, 09:13.971 --> 09:16.472 Forensic Ops Specialist? 09:16.473 --> 09:19.267 - Mic drop. - So y-you're a specialist, Peter? 09:19.268 --> 09:22.228 You-You're a retired detective. 09:22.229 --> 09:24.647 What... Can you believe this? 09:24.648 --> 09:25.731 - No. - Did you know? 09:25.732 --> 09:26.857 - I cannot. - [Scarpetta] Morning. 09:26.858 --> 09:30.237 You gave my husband a job? 09:31.530 --> 09:33.072 Yeah. 09:33.073 --> 09:35.116 Why would you do that, Kay? 09:35.117 --> 09:37.576 - Because I needed... help. - Hey. 09:37.577 --> 09:39.662 But why him? 09:39.663 --> 09:41.205 'Cause I'm surrounded by vipers in that office, 09:41.206 --> 09:43.124 and I need someone I can trust. 09:43.125 --> 09:44.333 Yeah. 09:44.334 --> 09:46.252 C-Can we all remember, please, that this was once 09:46.253 --> 09:48.796 my former-- what do you call it-- vocation? 09:48.797 --> 09:51.340 What about the private P.I. business 09:51.341 --> 09:53.843 that you were gonna start with Lucy, Peter? 09:53.844 --> 09:55.428 Uh, how are you gonna start that up 09:55.429 --> 09:59.141 now that you are, what, former-vocating with her? 09:59.725 --> 10:02.476 And-and do I have to remind you, 10:02.477 --> 10:04.520 we are here for Lucy's sake! 10:04.521 --> 10:06.063 [Scarpetta] Oh, fuck, Dorothy. 10:06.064 --> 10:07.481 I have been up all night. 10:07.482 --> 10:10.026 I need coffee, and then I can come back in there 10:10.027 --> 10:13.029 and argue about "Who's here more for Lucy?" 10:13.030 --> 10:16.783 - [Marino] Hey, hey, hey. Where you going? - Can no one make an espresso here? 10:17.284 --> 10:19.577 [scoffs] Whatever. 10:19.578 --> 10:21.620 [whispers] Can't fucking take it. 10:21.621 --> 10:25.374 God, there is a lot of people living in this house. 10:25.375 --> 10:28.003 - [exhales] - Mm-hmm. 10:30.630 --> 10:33.924 Well, Pete just confided they're gonna look for a rental after Thanksgiving. 10:33.925 --> 10:35.551 [moans] 10:35.552 --> 10:38.346 [whispers] Halle... hallelujah. 10:38.347 --> 10:40.848 Yes. Yes. 10:40.849 --> 10:42.892 Was it a good idea, Kay, 10:42.893 --> 10:45.437 to have Marino start working with you again? 10:46.897 --> 10:48.731 Uh, well, 10:48.732 --> 10:52.526 by the straw poll in this house, apparently not. 10:52.527 --> 10:53.944 [Benton] Mm. 10:53.945 --> 10:55.488 But you got a big day. 10:55.489 --> 10:58.492 - Big day today, hmm? - Mm-hmm. 11:00.035 --> 11:01.410 I wish I could be there for you. 11:01.411 --> 11:03.537 Oh, it's just another oath. 11:03.538 --> 11:04.997 Back to the Feds. 11:04.998 --> 11:07.291 Yeah, but it's a new unit. 11:07.292 --> 11:11.670 Yeah, no more serial killers for this guy in Cybercrime. 11:11.671 --> 11:13.464 Were we happier in Boston? 11:13.465 --> 11:16.133 - For sure. - [laughs] Oh. 11:16.134 --> 11:19.595 So I shouldn't have taken this job so you didn't have to take your job? 11:19.596 --> 11:20.889 Of course not. 11:21.473 --> 11:23.058 Such a liar. 11:23.642 --> 11:25.185 [laughs softly] 11:27.854 --> 11:30.439 So, the, um, Jane Doe 11:30.440 --> 11:34.235 who was on the train tracks was actually a biomedical engineer 11:34.236 --> 11:36.320 working at Thor Labs. 11:36.321 --> 11:38.990 - Gwen Hainey. - Not your average Jane Doe. 11:40.075 --> 11:43.369 Marino says you think Matt Petersen might be involved. 11:43.370 --> 11:45.621 - [door opens] - Only to the extent that his, uh, prints 11:45.622 --> 11:47.039 were on the murder weapon. 11:47.040 --> 11:48.583 [door closes] 11:49.167 --> 11:51.794 I know it's that, like, third, third line of code. 11:51.795 --> 11:54.130 I told you, you have to reset it differently. 11:54.131 --> 11:56.132 [Scarpetta] Oh, hey, hey, hey, hey. No, no, no, no. 11:56.133 --> 11:58.217 - It's all right. I know, I know. No, I-- - Mine. No, no. No. Mine. 11:58.218 --> 11:59.718 - Thank you. Thank you for making this. - Mine. Mine. 11:59.719 --> 12:00.970 - Thank you so much. - Uh, hey. 12:00.971 --> 12:03.389 Hey. Yeah, uh-huh. You wanted to know what? 12:03.390 --> 12:06.101 - You are rude. You are very rude. - I love you so much. 12:08.937 --> 12:10.813 And now I have to make another one. 12:10.814 --> 12:12.815 Perhaps you should try to get some sleep. 12:12.816 --> 12:15.234 - I can't. I can't. - You've been up a long time. 12:15.235 --> 12:16.318 All right. 12:16.319 --> 12:19.029 My first big case, the one that I built my whole career on, my reputation, 12:19.030 --> 12:21.282 everything. You know as well as I do 12:21.283 --> 12:24.952 - I can't be wrong. - Yeah, know what? 12:24.953 --> 12:28.247 - [sighs] - It's gonna be okay. 12:28.248 --> 12:29.707 Okay? 12:29.708 --> 12:31.459 - If you say so. - You got the right guy. 12:31.460 --> 12:33.336 - Yeah. - Okay? 12:34.796 --> 12:37.339 - Ow. Shit. - [Dorothy] Was that Lucy? 12:37.340 --> 12:38.883 - [Benton] Yeah. - Was that Lucy? 12:38.884 --> 12:40.468 [Scarpetta] Yeah. She came, 12:40.469 --> 12:42.219 she took my coffee, and she fled. 12:42.220 --> 12:43.929 - Kay, I'm worried about her. - [exhales] 12:43.930 --> 12:47.933 Do you know who she's talking to? Janet. 12:47.934 --> 12:49.059 - Kay. - Oh, I know. I know. 12:49.060 --> 12:50.811 It's every day now, 24/7. 12:50.812 --> 12:53.439 - Why can't you just let her grieve? - Seriously, that thing in her ear? 12:53.440 --> 12:54.899 - Let her grieve the way... - In that ear thing, 12:54.900 --> 12:57.401 - she's in a free-fall backslide. - ...she wants to grieve. 12:57.402 --> 12:58.736 Not if it's hurting her. 12:58.737 --> 13:00.529 - Mm-hmm. - Look, 13:00.530 --> 13:04.450 I'm not so desperate for her love that I will condone unhealthy 13:04.451 --> 13:05.826 - and dangerous behavior. - What? I'm not condoning it. 13:05.827 --> 13:07.786 - How am I con...? - You know what? 13:07.787 --> 13:08.996 - I'm not... No, I'm not doing this now. - [phone chiming] 13:08.997 --> 13:10.247 Yes, that's what you're doing. 13:10.248 --> 13:13.168 It is the classic definition of codependency. 13:14.419 --> 13:16.421 - I'm sorry I yelled. - Duty calls. 13:17.380 --> 13:19.799 There's something wrong. She's talking to a freakin' ghost. 13:20.842 --> 13:23.302 - Don't go. I just fini-- - Oh, I'm gonna go. 13:23.303 --> 13:25.554 Try to stop me at your own peril. 13:25.555 --> 13:26.639 Come on. 13:26.640 --> 13:29.558 [slow, pensive music playing] 13:29.559 --> 13:32.854 We're having a conversation! 13:35.524 --> 13:37.107 [Scarpetta sighs] 13:37.108 --> 13:39.235 - Oh, your wife. - I know. 13:39.236 --> 13:41.237 She has to control everything, everyone, everything 13:41.238 --> 13:44.031 - all the time. I can't take it. - You know, it is possible that we did... 13:44.032 --> 13:47.409 well, that I got a little caught up last night in our conversation 13:47.410 --> 13:49.286 and completely forgot that I'm starting this P.I. business 13:49.287 --> 13:50.829 - with Lucy. - Pete, come on. Come on. 13:50.830 --> 13:52.540 - I'm just saying, she could have a point. - If we don't figure out 13:52.541 --> 13:56.377 what happened to Gwen Hainey, and if Matt Petersen is involved 13:56.378 --> 13:57.795 - in any of this, any of it... - I know, I know. 13:57.796 --> 13:59.339 - ...then we're unearthing-- - I know. 13:59.923 --> 14:01.340 Yeah. 14:01.341 --> 14:03.467 There is a lot of blood under that bridge. 14:03.468 --> 14:05.719 A lot. 14:05.720 --> 14:07.805 - Slippery fucking slope. - Yeah. 14:07.806 --> 14:11.392 Slippery slope and a lot of land mines. 14:11.393 --> 14:12.894 A lot. 14:16.856 --> 14:18.566 - Come on. - Come on. You know I'm trying not to. 14:18.567 --> 14:21.194 Just, just, here, here. 14:24.239 --> 14:27.116 I knew I should never have come back here. Never. 14:27.117 --> 14:29.743 If I'd known Reddy wasn't retiring, I would've bailed. 14:29.744 --> 14:31.370 I really would have. 14:31.371 --> 14:34.081 Well, you know, second chances at our age 14:34.082 --> 14:36.250 can be hard to resist, right? 14:36.251 --> 14:37.876 Is it a second chance, 14:37.877 --> 14:40.921 or am I just looking to fuck myself up again? 14:40.922 --> 14:43.133 [energetic, dramatic music playing] 15:12.579 --> 15:14.581 ♪ ♪ 15:27.844 --> 15:29.970 Good morning. I'm Dr. Scarpetta. 15:29.971 --> 15:33.098 Morning. I suppose we haven't officially met yet. 15:33.099 --> 15:34.184 Call me Wingo. 15:34.768 --> 15:36.977 I'm seeing a lot of purple, Wingo. 15:36.978 --> 15:38.771 Yes, Chief. 15:38.772 --> 15:40.981 Positive for semen. 15:40.982 --> 15:43.318 Most of the fluids found outside of the body. 15:43.902 --> 15:46.945 - Bed-clothes, back of the thighs. - Right. 15:46.946 --> 15:48.989 Anal and oral slides, all positive. 15:48.990 --> 15:51.241 Same as Brenda 15:51.242 --> 15:54.621 and Patty and Cecile. 15:55.664 --> 15:57.831 That's funny. We don't know them. 15:57.832 --> 16:00.251 Oh, but, yes, we do. 16:02.295 --> 16:04.797 Cops driving the DNA to New York? 16:04.798 --> 16:06.757 Uh-huh. 16:06.758 --> 16:09.843 Not long from now, we'll store DNA in a database, 16:09.844 --> 16:12.012 and no one will have to drive or wait. 16:12.013 --> 16:15.350 Not if the ACLU has anything to say about it. 16:17.727 --> 16:20.187 Is this from the hunting knife Detective Marino found? 16:20.188 --> 16:21.772 [Wingo] Yes. 16:21.773 --> 16:25.318 The fibers are consistent with the victim's nightgown. 16:27.112 --> 16:30.239 So her gown was cut from her body with her husband's knife. 16:30.240 --> 16:31.449 [screams] 16:32.033 --> 16:33.367 A knife? 16:33.368 --> 16:35.369 Yeah, a hunting type. 16:35.370 --> 16:39.081 Whetstone in the sheath, compass in the handle. 16:39.082 --> 16:40.916 Oh, yeah. 16:40.917 --> 16:43.043 I got it mail order. 16:43.044 --> 16:45.254 Where'd you see it last? 16:45.255 --> 16:47.423 - It was on the dresser, I think. - Give me your left arm. 16:47.424 --> 16:51.344 I, um, remember Lori used it as a letter opener. 16:53.388 --> 16:57.349 Okay, so, you saw the knife on the dresser, 16:57.350 --> 17:01.061 maybe Saturday or Sunday previous, 17:01.062 --> 17:04.606 same time as when you replaced the broken screen in the bathroom? 17:04.607 --> 17:05.816 Why not just wait till I'm hooked up 17:05.817 --> 17:07.360 - to the machine to ask? - Put your arm up on the desk. 17:08.611 --> 17:12.448 I only ask because we found your knife in a drawer, 17:12.449 --> 17:15.409 tucked away with some sweaters and condoms. 17:15.410 --> 17:17.703 I was wondering... 17:17.704 --> 17:19.913 why the condoms? 17:19.914 --> 17:22.040 When your wife had oral contraceptives? 17:22.041 --> 17:24.127 [pumping bulb] 17:28.757 --> 17:30.759 [slow, mysterious music playing] 17:34.137 --> 17:35.429 - [knock at door] - Hey, uh, 17:35.430 --> 17:37.139 - did you try the-- - The laser? 17:37.140 --> 17:38.766 I prefer this method with the Gorilla Glue. 17:38.767 --> 17:40.934 Did you know it's a strain of weed? 17:40.935 --> 17:43.729 Weed. Uh, no, I don't think I did kn-know that. 17:43.730 --> 17:45.189 Popular for hybrids. 17:45.190 --> 17:48.192 Anyway, the glue will give us hard, white, permanent ridge detail. 17:48.193 --> 17:50.903 And I like me some hard ridge detail. 17:50.904 --> 17:53.113 Yeah. Don't we all? [chuckles] 17:53.114 --> 17:55.365 Marino's called twice already about these prints. 17:55.366 --> 17:56.742 Has he? 17:56.743 --> 17:58.995 Why the fucking condoms? 18:00.622 --> 18:03.374 They're good to have around. 18:05.001 --> 18:08.045 You know, you and me getting along all hunky-dory 18:08.046 --> 18:09.922 is entirely dependent on me 18:09.923 --> 18:12.800 ignoring the sometimes very stupid shit that you say. 18:12.801 --> 18:14.051 [door opens] 18:14.052 --> 18:16.303 Why? 18:16.304 --> 18:18.889 Why is Abby Turnbull 18:18.890 --> 18:20.809 always nipping at our heels? 18:21.851 --> 18:25.021 She's a pest, Mr. City Attorney, that's just a fact. 18:26.064 --> 18:27.564 [Boltz] Yeah, well, it's hard to try a murder case 18:27.565 --> 18:29.525 when the husband's already been convicted in the papers. 18:29.526 --> 18:32.612 We're hoping this polygraph will rule him out. 18:33.947 --> 18:36.573 Turnbull's scaring people that are already terrified. 18:36.574 --> 18:40.078 This guy passes, we need to get off him real fast. 18:41.371 --> 18:42.371 [polygrapher] Please remain still. 18:42.372 --> 18:44.373 The computerized polygraph is now recording 18:44.374 --> 18:46.376 your body's physiological activities. 18:46.960 --> 18:49.837 Did you go to Harvard? 18:49.838 --> 18:52.005 Yes. 18:52.006 --> 18:54.968 Are you doing anything to defeat or distort this test? 18:56.803 --> 18:59.054 No. 18:59.055 --> 19:01.015 Do you own a hunting knife? 19:05.895 --> 19:07.437 Yes. 19:07.438 --> 19:09.524 Did you kill your wife? 19:11.192 --> 19:12.610 No. 19:18.491 --> 19:20.409 [Nelly] My eagle eyes tell me we have a match. 19:20.410 --> 19:23.161 It was his knife. His prints would likely be on it. 19:23.162 --> 19:24.496 No other partials. 19:24.497 --> 19:27.541 Which in itself is strange if the wife did use it. 19:27.542 --> 19:29.627 I'll run them through IAFIS. 19:30.837 --> 19:32.880 Am I, uh, am I interrupting, boss? 19:32.881 --> 19:34.923 How about we go with "Chief"? 19:34.924 --> 19:37.634 Got it. Uh, Chief Scarpetta-- 19:37.635 --> 19:39.887 How can I help you, Dr. Reddy? 19:39.888 --> 19:42.222 Uh, it's nothing really, only, uh, 19:42.223 --> 19:44.516 I've been left off some paperwork 19:44.517 --> 19:46.268 I'd been previously receiving 19:46.269 --> 19:48.855 - as the, uh-- - As interim chief, you mean? 19:51.107 --> 19:53.150 Well, that certainly does describe 19:53.151 --> 19:55.360 the role I delighted in taking on, yes. 19:55.361 --> 19:57.988 And now maybe it's difficult for you to stand back, 19:57.989 --> 20:00.157 even just a little, to allow others 20:00.158 --> 20:02.160 to establish footing? 20:04.287 --> 20:07.581 I know you wanted this job, Dr. Reddy. 20:07.582 --> 20:11.209 So you and I are gonna have to find a way to live together. 20:11.210 --> 20:13.338 - [door opens] - [Marino] Yo, Doc. 20:15.757 --> 20:17.716 If you'll excuse me, Dr. Reddy? 20:17.717 --> 20:19.676 Yes, and, uh, 20:19.677 --> 20:22.889 appreciate your plain sp... plain speaking, Chief. 20:24.015 --> 20:25.015 "Appreciate your plain speaking"? 20:25.016 --> 20:28.560 - Stupid. - [Maggie] Excuse me. I believe I'm lost. 20:28.561 --> 20:30.437 Could you point me towards Human Resources? 20:30.438 --> 20:33.565 Ah, let me guess. Secretarial pool sent you over here 20:33.566 --> 20:35.108 and, uh, gave you wrong directions? 20:35.109 --> 20:36.652 - Seems like it. - [chuckles] 20:36.653 --> 20:38.487 Oh. Wait a minute. 20:38.488 --> 20:41.198 Is that their idea of some kind of rite of passage? 20:41.199 --> 20:42.824 - It's for the new civvies. - Hmm. 20:42.825 --> 20:45.243 Most don't make it past the elevator. 20:45.244 --> 20:46.912 The smell. 20:46.913 --> 20:49.206 Polyps. Can't smell a thing. 20:49.207 --> 20:52.542 Looks like you've got yourself a superpower, young lady. 20:52.543 --> 20:54.836 [laughs] Maggie Cutbush. 20:54.837 --> 20:56.380 - Pleased to meet you, Doctor...? - Reddy. 20:56.381 --> 20:58.465 Dr. Elvin Reddy. 20:58.466 --> 21:01.551 And, uh, may I ask whose desk you are soon to improve? 21:01.552 --> 21:04.554 Dr. Kay Scarpetta. The new chief? 21:04.555 --> 21:06.848 Ah. Great. 21:06.849 --> 21:09.769 [energetic, dramatic music playing] 21:15.608 --> 21:19.070 This is where Patty Lewis lived. 21:20.238 --> 21:22.323 Oh, victim number two. 21:23.408 --> 21:25.701 What did Patty do? 21:25.702 --> 21:27.286 Freelance writer. 21:28.913 --> 21:31.039 Mostly Harper's stories. 21:31.040 --> 21:33.292 Had a novel due out in the fall. 21:36.254 --> 21:37.838 He came in through the window. 21:37.839 --> 21:41.383 Place has ceiling fans, but no AC. 21:41.384 --> 21:43.635 Okay, so she slept with the window open. 21:43.636 --> 21:46.680 Yeah. Choosing comfort over safety, more often than not, 21:46.681 --> 21:48.557 is how a lot of women get hurt. 21:48.558 --> 21:51.810 Violent men, more often than anything, 21:51.811 --> 21:53.479 are how women get killed. 21:57.316 --> 21:59.318 [ominous music playing] 22:02.822 --> 22:05.366 What would you have done, Pete? 22:07.285 --> 22:08.619 If it were you? 22:12.582 --> 22:15.877 [Marino] I'm coming to her house to sell something. 22:16.878 --> 22:20.673 Deliver flowers, kill fucking roaches. 22:26.554 --> 22:28.931 [Scarpetta] I walk up to the door. 22:29.932 --> 22:31.392 [Marino] I see you. 22:32.435 --> 22:36.146 And then I hear it, the voice in my head 22:36.147 --> 22:38.940 "This is her, this is her." 22:38.941 --> 22:42.944 [Scarpetta] I unload my groceries, prepare a simple dinner. 22:42.945 --> 22:45.447 [Marino] I study your habits and learn. 22:45.448 --> 22:47.783 [Scarpetta] I go about my routine, blissfully unaware 22:47.784 --> 22:49.994 of your eyes on me. 22:52.246 --> 22:53.747 Why her? 22:53.748 --> 22:55.916 Of all the women in the world, 22:55.917 --> 22:57.709 why her? 22:57.710 --> 23:00.212 [Marino] Maybe she disrespected me, 23:00.213 --> 23:03.174 like I'm not good enough for her or something. 23:03.758 --> 23:05.967 Maybe they all disrespected me 23:05.968 --> 23:10.640 and now I'm gonna fix them, show them who's really got the power. 23:11.724 --> 23:13.642 [Scarpetta] I go to bed early. 23:13.643 --> 23:16.978 [Marino] I leave my car at the Exxon by the grocery store, 23:16.979 --> 23:19.190 go the rest of the way on foot. 23:20.274 --> 23:24.069 Her car's out front. My heart skips a beat. 23:24.070 --> 23:25.821 She's home. 23:25.822 --> 23:28.031 Lights out except the porch. 23:28.032 --> 23:29.617 She's asleep. 23:32.203 --> 23:34.204 I take my time. 23:34.205 --> 23:35.831 I assess. 23:35.832 --> 23:37.834 I go in. 23:52.890 --> 23:53.891 [floorboard creaks] 24:02.775 --> 24:04.152 [floorboard creaks] 24:14.871 --> 24:18.124 [muffled screaming] 24:21.627 --> 24:23.336 Scream, I'll kill you. 24:23.337 --> 24:25.213 [muffled screaming stops] 24:25.214 --> 24:27.465 If you scream, I'll kill you. 24:27.466 --> 24:29.552 [eerie music playing] 24:31.179 --> 24:32.388 What else? 24:33.389 --> 24:35.099 What else do you say to her? 24:36.225 --> 24:38.310 Nothin'. 24:38.311 --> 24:39.936 I mean, nothing. 24:39.937 --> 24:41.396 What about the ski mask? 24:41.397 --> 24:43.399 If she isn't gonna live to identify you? 24:43.900 --> 24:47.402 Hairs, sweat. I ain't stupid. 24:47.403 --> 24:50.363 Maybe I'm wearing a whole jumpsuit over my clothes. 24:50.364 --> 24:53.783 I mean, I probably read forensic books just for jollies. 24:53.784 --> 24:55.327 You do leave semen. 24:55.328 --> 24:57.621 Maybe you know you don't secrete. 24:57.622 --> 24:59.497 Certainly ain't wearing a rubber. 24:59.498 --> 25:02.792 Yeah, hairs are more... personal. 25:02.793 --> 25:05.630 Maybe I don't want you to see what color I am. 25:08.257 --> 25:11.092 [Marino] On the day she was found, Cecile Tyler, 25:11.093 --> 25:13.303 our third and only Black victim, 25:13.304 --> 25:15.764 was supposed to go shopping with her pal Bobbi. 25:15.765 --> 25:18.225 Bobbi finds Cecile's car in the driveway, 25:18.226 --> 25:21.229 but she didn't answer when she rang the bell or phoned. 25:24.690 --> 25:26.692 [mysterious music playing] 25:28.236 --> 25:30.238 [doorbell rings] 25:31.280 --> 25:34.699 [Marino] So, Bobbi, worried, goes to the nearest window. 25:34.700 --> 25:35.867 - [off-hook tone sounding] - Cecile? 25:35.868 --> 25:37.536 [Marino] Peers through the slightly parted curtains. 25:39.622 --> 25:41.498 - [screams] - [Marino] Finds Cecile. 25:41.499 --> 25:42.582 Bobbi-- 25:42.583 --> 25:44.668 - she's white, you know. - Cecile's friend? 25:44.669 --> 25:47.128 Yeah, the rich bitch with the red Corvette that found her body. 25:47.129 --> 25:49.131 Could you not refer to women as bitches? 25:51.133 --> 25:54.886 Anyway, uh, the two were kinda inseparable. 25:54.887 --> 25:56.930 - Mm. - I mean, Bobbi's blonde, 25:56.931 --> 25:59.224 works as a model or something. 25:59.225 --> 26:02.185 She's at Cecile's crib all the time. 26:02.186 --> 26:04.397 Sometimes even overnight. 26:06.941 --> 26:08.650 Implying? 26:08.651 --> 26:11.987 That maybe they were sweet on each other, 26:11.988 --> 26:13.531 if you're getting my drift. 26:14.573 --> 26:16.116 Well, it's subtle, 26:16.117 --> 26:17.826 but I'm getting a hint of something-- 26:17.827 --> 26:19.869 Okay, how am I supposed to know 26:19.870 --> 26:21.913 how open you are to this and that? 26:21.914 --> 26:25.792 Okay, I, big stupid lug that I am, 26:25.793 --> 26:27.544 just kind of found it hard to figure. 26:27.545 --> 26:30.380 I mean, they're both pop-your-eyes-out gorgeous. 26:30.381 --> 26:33.842 You'd think they'd have no problem getting guys, but my point is, 26:33.843 --> 26:37.262 maybe the killer is cruising the neighborhood 26:37.263 --> 26:39.639 and he sees Bobbi get into her red Corvette 26:39.640 --> 26:41.558 late one night or early morning. 26:41.559 --> 26:44.311 And he thinks that Bobbi lives there? 26:44.312 --> 26:45.770 Solving the race conundrum. 26:45.771 --> 26:47.940 And then he just murders Cecile anyway? 26:48.983 --> 26:51.902 Bobbi's white. All the other vics are white. 26:53.654 --> 26:57.116 [sighs] Brenda, Patty, Cecile and Lori. 27:00.619 --> 27:04.415 Brenda, Patty, Cecile and Lori. 27:04.999 --> 27:06.000 [clicks tongue] 27:07.209 --> 27:10.046 Lori didn't live alone. Lori wasn't single. 27:11.339 --> 27:14.050 What else is different? 27:16.093 --> 27:17.386 Phone cords. 27:18.471 --> 27:21.681 All the other victims were tied up with electrical cords from the lamps, right? 27:21.682 --> 27:25.185 - Yeah. - So why did he use phone cords 27:25.186 --> 27:27.271 on Lori? 27:29.231 --> 27:32.068 [off-hook tone sounding] 27:33.903 --> 27:37.072 [mysterious music playing] 27:37.073 --> 27:40.033 Matt Petersen must have changed his name, because my rudimentary searches 27:40.034 --> 27:41.826 have turned up nothing so far. 27:41.827 --> 27:43.536 And there's no one in the department you can ask? 27:43.537 --> 27:44.997 Not without raising eyebrows. 27:46.499 --> 27:49.292 Gwen Hainey had a skin graft on her leg. 27:49.293 --> 27:51.753 I mean, it was probably from a wound 27:51.754 --> 27:55.173 or a-a burn, but I don't know. 27:55.174 --> 27:58.134 Didn't seem like the skin was real, so I sent for rapid DNA. 27:58.135 --> 28:00.929 Whoa, whoa, whoa. What do you mean, you don't know if her skin was real? 28:00.930 --> 28:02.472 Well, she didn't have any scars on her body 28:02.473 --> 28:05.433 where they would have had to taken the tissue for the graft, so... 28:05.434 --> 28:08.144 - So what-what? Where did it come from? - So it was probably from a cadaver 28:08.145 --> 28:10.063 - or it was... or it was 3D-printed. - Cadaver? 28:10.064 --> 28:12.357 What? That's some Frankenstein shit. 28:12.358 --> 28:13.817 3D printing? 28:13.818 --> 28:15.443 - Yes. - You're fucking bullshitting me. 28:15.444 --> 28:17.654 - They're doing it everywhere. - Come on. What are you, fucking high? 28:17.655 --> 28:20.323 I mean, if it's from a cadaver, then it'll be like a normal skin graft 28:20.324 --> 28:22.367 and it's not gonna match Gwen's DNA. 28:22.368 --> 28:25.703 But if it's 3D-printed, then they would have had to use her cells 28:25.704 --> 28:29.625 for the bio-ink, and that means that it will match Gwen's DNA. 28:31.001 --> 28:32.085 You're out of your mind. 28:32.086 --> 28:33.920 - Thank you. - I didn't mean it like-- 28:33.921 --> 28:35.922 - [phone ringing] - Shit, it's Lucy. 28:35.923 --> 28:38.466 Hi, Luce, hi. I've got you on speaker. 28:38.467 --> 28:41.261 [Lucy] My mom just told me you took a job with my aunt. 28:41.262 --> 28:43.096 We're supposed to be starting a business, Pete. 28:43.097 --> 28:45.849 - I know. - Hey, it's your aunt here. 28:45.850 --> 28:49.602 Um, look, sorry. Sorry, Luce, about all of that. 28:49.603 --> 28:51.271 I mean, it's-it's blowin' up out of control. 28:51.272 --> 28:53.022 - [FaceTime ringing] - Oh, your mother's calling. 28:53.023 --> 28:55.150 Hey, we'll call you back. 28:55.151 --> 28:57.944 - Hi, honey. Wow, you look beautiful. - Hi. Hi. Is my sister there? 28:57.945 --> 28:59.446 - Ignore me. Yeah, she's right here. - Yeah. Yeah. 28:59.447 --> 29:01.239 - I'm here. Hi. - Guess what. Lucy knows. 29:01.240 --> 29:03.324 She knows and she's not happy. 29:03.325 --> 29:05.452 - We heard. - Oh, you heard. 29:05.453 --> 29:06.828 Oh, right. Well, you couldn't have picked 29:06.829 --> 29:10.290 a worse time to go fuck off and relive your salad days. 29:10.291 --> 29:12.917 - We're losing you. Sorry. Goodbye. - Don't do that. Honey? 29:12.918 --> 29:14.002 - What are you doing? - Goodbye. 29:14.003 --> 29:15.420 - She's not gonna be happy. - Tell her we got cut off. 29:15.421 --> 29:16.921 - She-she knows we didn't get cut off. - [phone ringing] 29:16.922 --> 29:18.131 - Your face got big when you leaned in. - Yeah, well, 29:18.132 --> 29:19.132 - I don't care. - Okay, there she is again. 29:19.133 --> 29:21.593 - Yeah. No, no, no. - Come on. 29:21.594 --> 29:22.886 I can't handle her now. Would you call Lucy back? 29:22.887 --> 29:24.596 - Don't touch the phone. - We have to... I'm not. 29:24.597 --> 29:28.349 - [line ringing] - Hey, Luce. It's us again. 29:28.350 --> 29:31.186 - [Lucy] Okay. - We need your help. It's very important. 29:31.187 --> 29:34.230 We have a possible murder suspect who has gone off the grid. 29:34.231 --> 29:36.983 - Can you help us out? - Why can't you find him? 29:36.984 --> 29:38.735 Well, because I'm not a cop anymore. 29:38.736 --> 29:40.862 We need you. 29:40.863 --> 29:42.697 And we love you. 29:42.698 --> 29:45.992 - And you'd really be-- - [Marino whispering] Too much. 29:45.993 --> 29:47.410 Please? 29:47.411 --> 29:49.871 Fine. I'll help. 29:49.872 --> 29:51.748 Give me his name. 29:51.749 --> 29:53.041 - Matt Petersen. - Matt Petersen. 29:53.042 --> 29:55.544 [intriguing music playing] 29:58.631 --> 30:00.840 - [Director Neil] I, Benton Wesley... - [Benton] I, Benton Wesley... 30:00.841 --> 30:03.218 - ...do solemnly swear... - ...do solemnly swear... 30:03.219 --> 30:06.262 ...to support and defend the Constitution of the United States... 30:06.263 --> 30:09.599 ...to support and defend the Constitution of the United States 30:09.600 --> 30:11.726 against all enemies, foreign and domestic, 30:11.727 --> 30:15.063 that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States, 30:15.064 --> 30:17.357 that I take this obligation freely, 30:17.358 --> 30:19.234 without any mental reservation, 30:19.235 --> 30:21.402 and that I will well and faithfully 30:21.403 --> 30:23.571 discharge the duties of this office 30:23.572 --> 30:26.157 that I'm about to enter. So help me God. 30:26.158 --> 30:29.244 "So help me God" is right. 30:29.245 --> 30:30.995 - Congratulations. - Thank you. 30:30.996 --> 30:33.207 [chuckles softly] What the hell, Benton? 30:34.291 --> 30:36.042 I never thought I'd see you back in the building. 30:36.043 --> 30:37.794 That hard to believe? 30:37.795 --> 30:41.047 Well, I think maybe if the choices were to be a househusband 30:41.048 --> 30:43.091 while your missus returns to former glory 30:43.092 --> 30:46.886 or have a place to go to every day where you're somewhat respected... 30:46.887 --> 30:48.721 you might've chose the latter. 30:48.722 --> 30:49.722 - [knock at door] - [Benton] Hmm. 30:49.723 --> 30:51.349 - Yes, ma'am. - Is he sworn in yet? 30:51.350 --> 30:52.725 'Cause I need to speak to you. 30:52.726 --> 30:55.186 I take it you've met your partner Sierra Patron? 30:55.187 --> 30:57.564 Mm-hmm. We met briefly at orientation. Hi. 30:57.565 --> 31:01.150 The woman we've been tracking from Thor Labs has officially been ID'd 31:01.151 --> 31:02.402 as the Jane Doe from the train. 31:02.403 --> 31:04.654 - Ah. - By his wife, actually. 31:04.655 --> 31:06.281 Dr. Scarpetta. 31:06.282 --> 31:08.658 And Dr. Scarpetta, I'm sure, has informed the police? 31:08.659 --> 31:12.245 Oh, yeah. So now they're all gonna start looking into our Gwen Hainey. 31:12.246 --> 31:14.372 [Neil] All right, well, get him up to speed on Gwen. 31:14.373 --> 31:15.456 [Tron] Okay. 31:15.457 --> 31:17.917 [Fruge] My theory is, he knocked Gwen unconscious, 31:17.918 --> 31:19.670 then he pulls the car in. 31:22.089 --> 31:24.382 She would have bled heavily. The kettlebell split 31:24.383 --> 31:26.342 her scalp, but it didn't kill her. 31:26.343 --> 31:30.054 He wrapped her, carried her. He had to be strong. 31:30.055 --> 31:32.557 Carried her down here, 31:32.558 --> 31:34.976 where the trunk would have been. 31:34.977 --> 31:36.728 Did she have a car? 31:36.729 --> 31:38.980 Nope. She got rides. 31:38.981 --> 31:42.609 Taxis. No record of any Ubers. 31:42.610 --> 31:43.693 [Scarpetta] No credit cards, 31:43.694 --> 31:46.779 no social media, no online presence. 31:46.780 --> 31:48.991 And we still haven't found her phone. 31:51.243 --> 31:52.660 [Scarpetta] Hmm. 31:52.661 --> 31:54.747 [mysterious music playing] 31:56.206 --> 31:57.707 [Tron] Gwen Hainey. 31:57.708 --> 32:00.793 She was deeply involved in the Thor Orbiter Project. 32:00.794 --> 32:03.212 3D-printing human organs in space? 32:03.213 --> 32:06.591 Amongst other things. We were put on her about a year ago. 32:06.592 --> 32:08.593 For sure, we knew espionage was on the table, 32:08.594 --> 32:10.386 industrial spying if nothing else. 32:10.387 --> 32:12.639 She did highly sensitive work for many companies 32:12.640 --> 32:14.682 and various governments, including our own. 32:14.683 --> 32:16.392 So she knew plenty of secrets. 32:16.393 --> 32:17.769 [Marino] Well, looks like 32:17.770 --> 32:19.313 she never even furnished this place. 32:20.981 --> 32:22.899 It doesn't even look like she moved in. 32:22.900 --> 32:26.861 And you say she paid three months in advance, all cash? 32:26.862 --> 32:28.780 Didn't strike you as odd, huh? 32:28.781 --> 32:30.490 No, it struck me as being fortuitous. 32:30.491 --> 32:31.783 I mean, the place wasn't even fully done yet. 32:31.784 --> 32:36.038 Right, and, uh, and nobody else has an extra key but you? 32:36.622 --> 32:39.248 Well, yeah, on the account that I'm the manager. 32:39.249 --> 32:41.793 - Yeah, right. - Wait. 32:41.794 --> 32:44.462 - I mean, you don't-- - No, no, slow down, Cliff. It's okay. 32:44.463 --> 32:47.548 You seem like an upstanding guy, right? 32:47.549 --> 32:49.342 I just, I'm bumping a little bit on the fact 32:49.343 --> 32:50.885 that you're the only other person with a key, 32:50.886 --> 32:53.012 and you happen to know her whole jogging routine. 32:53.013 --> 32:55.390 No, no, no, no, no, I-I just said I just saw her one morning. 32:55.391 --> 32:58.685 Right, still it compels me to have to go to Officer Fruge 32:58.686 --> 33:01.062 and have her just bring you in for a little more questioning, 33:01.063 --> 33:03.022 maybe even a poly. 33:03.023 --> 33:06.025 A poly? Hey, listen, I'm just the manager. 33:06.026 --> 33:08.569 - Uh-huh. - Look, there might have been somebody else 33:08.570 --> 33:11.614 that had access to a key on the down-low. 33:11.615 --> 33:13.491 Oh, yeah? 33:13.492 --> 33:15.118 And who might that be? 33:15.119 --> 33:17.037 There was a boyfriend. 33:19.498 --> 33:21.249 [Benton] The boyfriend, this Jinx Slater, 33:21.250 --> 33:23.209 does he have a history of violence? 33:23.210 --> 33:26.629 According to a neighbor, sometimes when they'd break up, 33:26.630 --> 33:30.550 he'd act out in ways that were... disturbing. 33:30.551 --> 33:33.469 - Such as? - Constant calling. 33:33.470 --> 33:36.180 Left a strangled teddy bear by her front door once. 33:36.181 --> 33:39.350 - Stalking behavior. - She ever report it to the police? 33:39.351 --> 33:42.270 No, she didn't. Maybe some of it wasn't true. Who knows? 33:42.271 --> 33:44.148 Well, maybe it was. 33:44.732 --> 33:48.109 Listen, I don't know how to say this without just saying it. 33:48.110 --> 33:49.486 Well, then just say it. 33:50.487 --> 33:53.282 You know you can't tell your wife any of this, right? 33:55.117 --> 33:57.410 You mean my wife, 33:57.411 --> 34:00.079 the chief medical examiner in charge of the case? 34:00.080 --> 34:02.039 [sighs] 34:02.040 --> 34:04.126 [slow, pensive music playing] 34:07.379 --> 34:09.465 [Scarpetta] My gut says she was up to something. 34:10.048 --> 34:13.509 She had access to all that tech, all those secrets. 34:13.510 --> 34:18.473 I mean, she must have been... selling whatever she could get her hands on. 34:18.474 --> 34:19.558 Hmm. 34:20.058 --> 34:23.019 She had no stuff, no furniture, no personal stuff, no things. 34:23.020 --> 34:24.937 No, she didn't live here. 34:24.938 --> 34:26.856 Well, bundle of money to pay for it up front. 34:26.857 --> 34:29.067 Again, what was she selling? 34:31.320 --> 34:32.738 You think all that got her killed? 34:34.656 --> 34:37.284 [Scarpetta] My gut's still on the fence about that. 34:40.996 --> 34:43.498 When you had your hand on the Bible, 34:43.499 --> 34:45.834 that was part of what you were swearing to. 34:47.169 --> 34:49.880 Yeah, I-I know what I swore to. 34:50.923 --> 34:53.216 But you're saying I... I can't tell 34:53.217 --> 34:56.636 my wife I'm holding the cell phone in my hands 34:56.637 --> 34:59.055 that she's gonna spend her day looking for? 34:59.056 --> 35:00.640 No. 35:00.641 --> 35:02.226 Well, fuck. 35:05.813 --> 35:09.106 Pardon me. I don't know that this is gonna work. 35:09.107 --> 35:11.400 You don't know if this is gonna work because you can't go home 35:11.401 --> 35:14.321 and talk to your wife about it over dinner? 35:22.371 --> 35:23.371 [door opens] 35:23.372 --> 35:25.164 - [Scarpetta] Agent Wesley. - [Marino] Yo, Fibi. 35:25.165 --> 35:27.458 [Benton] Sorry to call you back here, but I think I've found something interesting. 35:27.459 --> 35:28.543 Okay. 35:28.544 --> 35:30.294 [Benton] Right before she died, 35:30.295 --> 35:33.464 Brenda Steppe was sideswiped backing out of her driveway 35:33.465 --> 35:35.550 and she was treated in the ER. 35:35.551 --> 35:38.052 At VMC? 35:38.053 --> 35:39.720 Was Lori Petersen working that night? 35:39.721 --> 35:41.222 She was indeed. 35:41.223 --> 35:43.599 - They might have met? - They very well might have. 35:43.600 --> 35:46.936 [sighs] Wow. Uh, there's got to be a connection among the women. 35:46.937 --> 35:49.981 - That is the key. - Um, Dr. Scarpetta? 35:49.982 --> 35:51.858 - Uh-huh. - Uh, may I see you? 35:51.859 --> 35:53.818 Uh, why? Why? Who are you? 35:53.819 --> 35:56.362 Oh, I'm Maggie Cutbush, your new secretary? 35:56.363 --> 35:58.739 I'm afraid there's an urgent matter. 35:58.740 --> 36:02.786 Uh... yeah, okay, sure. 36:04.788 --> 36:08.124 The, uh, computer lady asked if you'd dialed in over the weekend 36:08.125 --> 36:10.710 because someone did, and she's fairly sure it wasn't you. 36:10.711 --> 36:12.086 I didn't. No. What does that mean? 36:12.087 --> 36:15.047 Oh, uh, then someone tried to remotely break into your computer 36:15.048 --> 36:16.382 and look up the Petersen case. 36:16.383 --> 36:18.593 What? I've been hacked? 36:18.594 --> 36:21.429 Yes. That's the word. "Hacked." 36:21.430 --> 36:24.849 Fuck. Uh... did she say who it was? 36:24.850 --> 36:27.977 She didn't know. And also... 36:27.978 --> 36:30.147 didn't know if it was the first time? 36:34.693 --> 36:36.695 [dramatic music playing] 36:42.659 --> 36:44.661 [typing] 36:49.374 --> 36:51.376 [Scarpetta sighs] 37:00.719 --> 37:02.262 What are you doing? 37:07.726 --> 37:10.520 I'm sorry I'm late and I missed dinner. 37:13.857 --> 37:18.653 There was an emergency in my office with the computer. 37:18.654 --> 37:21.448 And I think I'm in... 37:22.616 --> 37:25.117 ...uh... big trouble, 37:25.118 --> 37:27.788 like real trouble. 37:28.580 --> 37:29.664 Why? 37:29.665 --> 37:33.417 Because my office data is very sensitive, 37:33.418 --> 37:35.836 and if anyone-- 37:35.837 --> 37:39.465 say, someone from the newspaper-- 37:39.466 --> 37:40.549 got hold of it-- 37:40.550 --> 37:42.469 It wasn't me. 37:43.720 --> 37:45.888 I'm not saying that it was. 37:45.889 --> 37:47.515 Well, it wasn't. 37:47.516 --> 37:50.894 I swear it wasn't me. It wasn't fucking me! 37:57.985 --> 37:59.402 Fuck. [sighs] 37:59.403 --> 38:01.779 [knock at door] 38:01.780 --> 38:03.532 [Scarpetta] Hey, Luce? 38:05.283 --> 38:06.701 Luce? 38:06.702 --> 38:08.787 [gentle music playing] 38:15.085 --> 38:16.420 Hey. 38:18.588 --> 38:20.297 Are you okay? 38:20.298 --> 38:22.425 Mom called to say she went to Hawaii 38:22.426 --> 38:25.886 and married the man who draws the pictures in her books. 38:25.887 --> 38:28.556 - She did what? - She married the man 38:28.557 --> 38:31.059 who draws her pictures in Waikiki. 38:31.643 --> 38:35.062 Oh, God. Oh, Luce, um... 38:35.063 --> 38:38.150 - [Lucy sighs] - I'm so sorry. 38:40.569 --> 38:42.738 It's okay. Don't even care. 38:45.365 --> 38:47.617 Hmm. 38:51.371 --> 38:53.373 [computer trilling] 38:54.708 --> 38:56.543 You're good. 38:58.503 --> 38:59.754 [beep] 38:59.755 --> 39:01.840 [exciting music playing] 39:07.262 --> 39:09.138 Huh. 39:09.139 --> 39:10.390 - [computer chimes] - [clicks tongue] 39:13.977 --> 39:16.395 [exclaims, laughs] 39:16.396 --> 39:18.522 Got you, motherfucker. 39:18.523 --> 39:20.942 - Yes. - [computer chimes] 39:22.194 --> 39:24.403 Hey, you've been busy, huh? 39:24.404 --> 39:27.532 Yeah, it's just something for Pete. I got to go show him. 39:29.201 --> 39:31.495 - Hey. - Huh? 39:35.123 --> 39:36.458 Hey. 39:37.918 --> 39:40.212 There's my girl. 39:41.254 --> 39:42.672 Aw. 39:43.715 --> 39:44.800 Stop it. 39:48.970 --> 39:50.262 I'll be back. 39:50.263 --> 39:51.640 [both kiss] 39:58.188 --> 40:00.690 [clears throat, mutters] 40:04.277 --> 40:05.778 [Marino] Spicy. I like it. 40:05.779 --> 40:08.782 - [overlapping chatter] - [Scarpetta] Mmm. This is good. 40:10.200 --> 40:11.576 - Here, sweetheart. - Thank you, babe. 40:12.160 --> 40:13.953 Where is Gwen's cell phone? 40:13.954 --> 40:15.329 Well, the murderer probably took it. 40:15.330 --> 40:19.708 Ugh! Boring. Can we please talk about anything but that? 40:19.709 --> 40:20.835 - [phone ringing] - [Marino mutters] Got a fucking point. 40:20.836 --> 40:22.128 - Hey. - Sorry. 40:22.129 --> 40:23.838 - [Scarpetta] Mm-hmm. - [Marino] Uh... 40:23.839 --> 40:24.922 [Dorothy] How's the gravy? 40:24.923 --> 40:27.300 Got to be fucking kidding me. I'll be right back. 40:27.884 --> 40:28.884 - That's good. - [door opens] 40:28.885 --> 40:30.219 - Hey. - No, no... it's good. 40:30.220 --> 40:31.345 It's good. It's good. It's good. 40:31.346 --> 40:33.430 I have told you repeatedly 40:33.431 --> 40:37.309 not to subject me to this type of communication. 40:37.310 --> 40:41.063 [Fruge] It is the job of a mentee to drag their mentors 40:41.064 --> 40:43.482 kicking and screaming into the current century. 40:43.483 --> 40:45.151 - [sighs] - And we haven't even gotten started 40:45.152 --> 40:46.694 on music yet. 40:46.695 --> 40:49.405 - [sighs] - I can see you. 40:49.406 --> 40:51.198 Well, I can't get away from this thing. 40:51.199 --> 40:54.494 Hey. Hey. Pretty crappy luck. 40:55.078 --> 40:56.954 To which opportunity for schadenfreude 40:56.955 --> 40:58.622 do you refer? 40:58.623 --> 41:00.624 Oh, don't try to out-word me, sister. 41:00.625 --> 41:02.334 - [scoffs] - I'm a published author. 41:02.335 --> 41:05.922 Oh, right. Of children's books. 41:07.299 --> 41:09.758 I was referring to your first case 41:09.759 --> 41:11.927 from back in the day 41:11.928 --> 41:14.972 that seems to be coming back into question. 41:14.973 --> 41:19.018 That's a barrel of monkeys I would not want popping open. 41:19.019 --> 41:22.146 A bit of tarnish on your otherwise 41:22.147 --> 41:24.523 flawless reputation. 41:24.524 --> 41:26.859 [slow, pensive music playing] 41:26.860 --> 41:28.569 Ooh. The death stare. 41:28.570 --> 41:30.155 [Dorothy chuckles] 41:31.406 --> 41:32.865 Lighten up, Kay. 41:32.866 --> 41:35.910 [Fruge] All right, listen to me. This boyfriend Jinx Slater? 41:35.911 --> 41:40.122 He's a hacker, off the grid that goes through proper police channels 41:40.123 --> 41:44.252 by which I am currently restricted, if you catch my drift. 41:45.378 --> 41:48.255 Wait. Are you saying you need somebody 41:48.256 --> 41:51.051 outside of police protocol to help you find him? 41:52.302 --> 41:54.638 I'm not not saying that. 42:04.522 --> 42:06.358 - Hey. - [gasps] 42:06.858 --> 42:08.568 [sighs] 42:09.069 --> 42:10.986 You all right? 42:10.987 --> 42:12.781 Bad day? 42:15.825 --> 42:17.160 [Scarpetta] Just tired. 42:21.289 --> 42:24.834 [Benton] Well, you didn't sleep, Kay. You got to take care of yourself. 42:26.378 --> 42:28.380 You make me feel safe. 42:29.422 --> 42:32.216 - You know how you make me feel. - [Scarpetta] Seen. 42:32.217 --> 42:34.302 I was gonna say "normal." 42:35.470 --> 42:38.515 - We're normal together. - Yeah. 42:44.229 --> 42:46.021 It's okay. Hey, hey. 42:46.022 --> 42:48.441 - Hey, it's okay. It's okay. - [sighs] 42:49.693 --> 42:51.402 The sauce smells real good. 42:51.403 --> 42:53.571 You're never gonna call it gravy? 42:54.572 --> 42:55.572 Never. 42:55.573 --> 42:57.491 - [Dorothy] It's okay. It's okay. I got it. - [Marino] You're gonna drop it. 42:57.492 --> 42:58.742 - [dish clangs] - What the fuck, babe? 42:58.743 --> 43:01.204 - [Dorothy laughing] - [Marino] My God. 43:03.373 --> 43:04.999 [Marino] Sorry! 43:05.000 --> 43:07.961 - We're okay. We got this, okay? - [Dorothy] Sorry! 43:10.297 --> 43:12.047 Love you. 43:12.048 --> 43:13.799 - [Marino speaks indistinctly] - [Dorothy] Hungry. 43:13.800 --> 43:16.635 [Marino laughing] 43:16.636 --> 43:18.387 [indistinct chatter] 43:18.388 --> 43:20.764 - Yeah, smells great. - Here it is. 43:20.765 --> 43:23.350 - Excuse me, there. - Delicious. 43:23.351 --> 43:25.019 - Yes. Oh, yeah. - Thank you. 43:25.020 --> 43:26.729 - That was good. - Beautiful. Thank you. 43:26.730 --> 43:29.940 - I don't use those or that. - Thank you. 43:29.941 --> 43:31.608 [Marino] "Yama Matthew Peter"? 43:31.609 --> 43:33.736 [Lucy] That's Matt Petersen's new name. 43:33.737 --> 43:35.654 That guy you wanted me to find. 43:35.655 --> 43:37.698 [Marino] The fuck is a Yama? 43:37.699 --> 43:39.158 [Benton] The Yama is the, uh, 43:39.159 --> 43:41.035 Hindu god of resurrection. 43:41.036 --> 43:42.995 [Dorothy] ♪ Yama, Yama ♪ 43:42.996 --> 43:44.163 - ♪ Yama, Yama ♪ - [Scarpetta] Yama who? 43:44.164 --> 43:45.372 [Marino] Matt Petersen. 43:45.373 --> 43:46.498 Lucy found him. 43:46.499 --> 43:48.667 [Lucy] Yeah, well, he's running some, like, pseudo 43:48.668 --> 43:51.337 spiritual grief cult out of a veggie farm. 43:51.338 --> 43:53.922 That sounds about right. 43:53.923 --> 43:55.090 Yeah, good job. 43:55.091 --> 43:57.426 [Lucy] Wasn't that hard. You can find anyone 43:57.427 --> 43:58.635 with the right equipment. 43:58.636 --> 44:01.765 [Dorothy] No, NASA doesn't have your equipment, honey. 44:03.266 --> 44:05.642 Why do you have to make everything sound so dirty? 44:05.643 --> 44:08.354 - [laughs, mouths] - Hey, uh, Lu, I'm gonna need you to 44:08.355 --> 44:11.106 find somebody else when you have the time. Okay? 44:11.107 --> 44:14.360 Now, this guy's a professional hacker, so it's gonna be a little more challenging. 44:14.361 --> 44:16.070 Hmm. I do doubt that. 44:16.071 --> 44:19.531 Okay, well, name is Jinx Slater. 44:19.532 --> 44:23.035 Longtime boyfriend of this Gwen Hainey we found murdered 44:23.036 --> 44:25.496 on the railroad tracks. 44:25.497 --> 44:28.874 Anyway, really is gonna help out this Officer Fruge. 44:28.875 --> 44:30.584 But, you know, after you eat. 44:30.585 --> 44:33.504 World-class gravy once again, Doc. 44:33.505 --> 44:36.424 [pulsing, distorted music playing] 44:45.141 --> 44:47.059 [♪ Bauhaus plays "Bela Lugosi's Dead"] 44:47.060 --> 44:48.853 [passing horns blaring] 45:07.288 --> 45:09.290 ♪ ♪ 45:18.716 --> 45:20.218 [door beeps] 45:31.104 --> 45:33.314 [carbonation hisses] 45:36.234 --> 45:38.111 [sighs] 45:50.874 --> 45:56.254 ♪ Oh, Bela ♪ 45:57.172 --> 46:01.259 ♪ Bela's undead ♪ 46:02.343 --> 46:09.141 ♪ Bela's undead ♪ 46:09.142 --> 46:15.147 ♪ Oh, Bela ♪ 46:15.148 --> 46:21.153 ♪ Bela's undead ♪ 46:21.154 --> 46:23.155 ♪ Oh ♪ 46:23.156 --> 46:29.203 ♪ Bela ♪ 46:29.204 --> 46:33.165 [sustaining note] 46:33.166 --> 46:35.210 ♪ ♪ 47:04.280 --> 47:06.282 ♪ Undead ♪ 47:36.312 --> 47:38.815 ♪ ♪