WEBVTT 00:00:07.341 --> 00:00:08.758 align:center [Marino] Yama Matthew Peter. 00:00:08.759 --> 00:00:11.886 align:center You think he's ditched the acting or is this his greatest role yet? 00:00:11.887 --> 00:00:14.013 align:center So far, nothing's sparkled, right? 00:00:14.014 --> 00:00:16.891 align:center Just a substance the killer left on the murdered women's bodies. 00:00:16.892 --> 00:00:19.561 align:center [Marino] That's the makeup remover Matty boy used the night of the murder. 00:00:19.562 --> 00:00:20.729 align:center Fucking A. 00:00:20.730 --> 00:00:22.063 align:center We should be looking for other suspects. 00:00:22.064 --> 00:00:23.356 align:center [Marino] I did think 00:00:23.357 --> 00:00:24.357 align:center it was him back then. 00:00:24.358 --> 00:00:25.817 align:center If he really did have something to do 00:00:25.818 --> 00:00:28.486 align:center with this, then Gwen's death is on me. 00:00:28.487 --> 00:00:31.322 align:center Commissioner Amburgey just called. He's asked to see you. Immediately. 00:00:31.323 --> 00:00:34.159 align:center [Elvin] Was that the chief I saw a minute ago leaving the building? 00:00:34.160 --> 00:00:36.119 align:center [Maggie] Summoned by the big kahuna. 00:00:36.120 --> 00:00:37.455 align:center [whispers] But you didn't hear that from me. 00:00:38.664 --> 00:00:41.166 align:center Are you aware, Dr. Scarpetta, of a leak, 00:00:41.167 --> 00:00:43.376 align:center all having to do with the Lori Petersen murder? 00:00:43.377 --> 00:00:45.421 align:center My office computer was hacked. 00:00:46.505 --> 00:00:47.756 align:center Who the hell are you? 00:00:47.757 --> 00:00:48.840 align:center Blaise Fruge. 00:00:48.841 --> 00:00:49.924 align:center Pete Marino sent me. 00:00:49.925 --> 00:00:53.178 align:center Said you're helping locate a suspect for the Gwen Hainey case. 00:00:53.179 --> 00:00:57.474 align:center Let's start talking about what Gwen was really doing at Thor Labs 00:00:57.475 --> 00:00:58.808 align:center and how you were helping her. 00:00:58.809 --> 00:01:01.311 align:center Do you know this, uh... this woman? 00:01:01.312 --> 00:01:02.520 align:center Gwen Hainey. 00:01:02.521 --> 00:01:03.855 align:center No. 00:01:03.856 --> 00:01:05.523 align:center What does this woman have to do with anything? 00:01:05.524 --> 00:01:06.649 align:center [Marino] She was murdered. 00:01:06.650 --> 00:01:08.485 align:center And the weirdest part about that 00:01:08.486 --> 00:01:10.403 align:center is they found your prints in her condo. 00:01:10.404 --> 00:01:12.113 align:center [Petersen] Get the hell 00:01:12.114 --> 00:01:13.406 align:center off my land. 00:01:13.407 --> 00:01:16.284 align:center [Benton] I just wanted you to know that I'm on your side. 00:01:16.285 --> 00:01:17.786 align:center I wouldn't want to mess with you. 00:01:17.787 --> 00:01:19.497 align:center [hopeful music playing] 00:01:23.584 --> 00:01:25.585 align:center [dog barking in distance] 00:01:25.586 --> 00:01:28.129 align:center [people shouting in distance] 00:01:28.130 --> 00:01:29.839 align:center [car door opens, closes] 00:01:29.840 --> 00:01:31.926 align:center [vehicle passing] 00:01:36.180 --> 00:01:38.890 align:center - Out of here. Yeah! - [cheering] 00:01:38.891 --> 00:01:40.600 align:center Go, go, go! Go! 00:01:40.601 --> 00:01:41.935 align:center - Go. - [Tammy] Open your eyes. 00:01:41.936 --> 00:01:44.021 align:center [children cheering in distance] 00:01:47.942 --> 00:01:49.234 align:center Quit squirming, Pete. 00:01:49.235 --> 00:01:50.318 align:center [whimpers] 00:01:50.319 --> 00:01:51.778 align:center Quit squirming, Pete. 00:01:51.779 --> 00:01:52.904 align:center [Angelo] Nico again? 00:01:52.905 --> 00:01:54.615 align:center [Tammy] Who else? 00:01:57.618 --> 00:01:59.662 align:center Did you hit him back? 00:02:01.580 --> 00:02:03.456 align:center Good boy. Turn the other cheek. 00:02:03.457 --> 00:02:06.168 align:center That's what Cristo asks us to do. 00:02:07.419 --> 00:02:09.296 align:center Might I speak to you a minute? 00:02:13.217 --> 00:02:15.426 align:center - You're making him a cripple. - I'm doing no such thing. 00:02:15.427 --> 00:02:17.262 align:center - He's 11 years old. - He's still a boy! 00:02:17.263 --> 00:02:20.348 align:center A soon-to-be man, destined to become a peacenik idiot 00:02:20.349 --> 00:02:23.810 align:center and get victimized by every Tom, Dick, and Harry with the way 00:02:23.811 --> 00:02:25.770 align:center that you're pacifistically raising him. 00:02:25.771 --> 00:02:28.106 align:center [Angelo] I am trying to raise a man with ideals and morals! 00:02:28.107 --> 00:02:31.192 align:center [Tammy] Ideals and morals are for boys with a brain. 00:02:31.193 --> 00:02:34.070 align:center Ours needs a good left hook. 00:02:34.071 --> 00:02:36.489 align:center That's what's gonna get him through this life, 00:02:36.490 --> 00:02:38.742 align:center not the space between his ears. 00:02:41.829 --> 00:02:43.247 align:center You get out there... 00:02:44.248 --> 00:02:45.957 align:center ...play with those boys, 00:02:45.958 --> 00:02:47.918 align:center and don't take no shit this time. 00:02:49.378 --> 00:02:52.171 align:center You are better, handsomer, 00:02:52.172 --> 00:02:54.674 align:center and smarter than all those boys combined. 00:02:54.675 --> 00:02:55.925 align:center You hear me? 00:02:55.926 --> 00:02:58.095 align:center You think I'm smarter than them? 00:02:59.972 --> 00:03:01.473 align:center Damn right. 00:03:04.518 --> 00:03:06.520 align:center [somber music playing] 00:03:08.063 --> 00:03:10.065 align:center [creaking] 00:03:15.029 --> 00:03:17.197 align:center [boys screaming, clamoring] 00:03:17.781 --> 00:03:20.366 align:center - [grunting] - [others screaming] 00:03:20.367 --> 00:03:21.826 align:center [scream echoes] 00:03:21.827 --> 00:03:23.454 align:center [birds chirping] 00:03:31.462 --> 00:03:33.087 align:center [groaning] 00:03:33.088 --> 00:03:35.214 align:center [exhaling] 00:03:35.215 --> 00:03:36.466 align:center [grunts] One more. 00:03:36.467 --> 00:03:37.801 align:center [grunts] 00:03:39.178 --> 00:03:41.179 align:center [grunts] Come on. 00:03:41.180 --> 00:03:42.263 align:center [grunts] 00:03:42.264 --> 00:03:43.681 align:center Holy smokes. 00:03:43.682 --> 00:03:44.891 align:center - Baby. - [Dorothy] Hello. 00:03:44.892 --> 00:03:46.267 align:center Hey, you look... 00:03:46.268 --> 00:03:47.435 align:center you look hot. 00:03:47.436 --> 00:03:48.854 align:center Thank you very much. 00:03:50.105 --> 00:03:52.607 align:center - Mmm. - That's very nice of you. 00:03:52.608 --> 00:03:56.027 align:center If you play your cards right, you'll never know where this day's gonna go. 00:03:56.028 --> 00:03:59.155 align:center But first, I got us a table at Locavore. 00:03:59.156 --> 00:04:00.573 align:center For two. I know, I know. 00:04:00.574 --> 00:04:02.492 align:center - [stammers] - It's a Michelin two-star. 00:04:02.493 --> 00:04:05.286 align:center - Very exclusive. No, no, no. Shh, shh. - Okay, but I-I have a lot of work to-- 00:04:05.287 --> 00:04:08.039 align:center I used my modest celebrity to get us this booking, 00:04:08.040 --> 00:04:10.959 align:center so you're not gonna cancel because of your volunteer job. 00:04:10.960 --> 00:04:12.085 align:center You're not. 00:04:12.086 --> 00:04:13.169 align:center - Okay. - Okay. 00:04:13.170 --> 00:04:14.671 align:center - Uh... - Mm. Mm-mm. 00:04:14.672 --> 00:04:15.797 align:center Okay. 00:04:15.798 --> 00:04:16.923 align:center Ooh. 00:04:16.924 --> 00:04:18.341 align:center Salty. 00:04:18.342 --> 00:04:19.926 align:center Everywhere. 00:04:19.927 --> 00:04:21.219 align:center I love it. 00:04:21.220 --> 00:04:23.846 align:center Um, wear that cashmere hoodie 00:04:23.847 --> 00:04:25.098 align:center - that I got you. - [sighs] 00:04:25.099 --> 00:04:26.891 align:center It'll be pretty. 00:04:26.892 --> 00:04:28.978 align:center [panting] 00:04:30.187 --> 00:04:31.270 align:center [keypad beeping] 00:04:31.271 --> 00:04:32.855 align:center [doorbell rings] 00:04:32.856 --> 00:04:34.774 align:center [voice] Open the pod bay doors, HAL. 00:04:34.775 --> 00:04:36.443 align:center [lock buzzes] 00:04:37.528 --> 00:04:39.362 align:center What is that? Is that Star Trek? 00:04:39.363 --> 00:04:40.989 align:center 2001. 00:04:40.990 --> 00:04:42.365 align:center Oh. 00:04:42.366 --> 00:04:43.783 align:center How was dinner last night? 00:04:43.784 --> 00:04:45.743 align:center It was fine. 00:04:45.744 --> 00:04:47.245 align:center [quietly] Oh. 00:04:47.246 --> 00:04:48.371 align:center Hey, Janet. 00:04:48.372 --> 00:04:50.498 align:center Hi! Dr. Scarpetta. 00:04:50.499 --> 00:04:53.501 align:center No, no, please, call me Kay, I mean, for-for God's sake. 00:04:53.502 --> 00:04:55.211 align:center Never quite got used to that. 00:04:55.212 --> 00:04:58.047 align:center [exhales] Um, can you do something for me? 00:04:58.048 --> 00:05:01.467 align:center Can you see if Matt Petersen ever knew our victim Gwen Hainey? 00:05:01.468 --> 00:05:05.179 align:center Well, I could run facial recognition on the public cameras, but why? 00:05:05.180 --> 00:05:07.598 align:center - Do you think they knew each other? - I don't know. I'm not sure. 00:05:07.599 --> 00:05:09.809 align:center Well, it'll take a couple hours to generate a report. 00:05:09.810 --> 00:05:11.561 align:center Can you send it to Pete when it's ready, 00:05:11.562 --> 00:05:13.396 align:center because I'm gonna go to Daingerfield and I'm gonna see-- 00:05:13.397 --> 00:05:14.689 align:center [Janet] Be careful. 00:05:14.690 --> 00:05:16.941 align:center That place is living up to the sound of its name. 00:05:16.942 --> 00:05:18.110 align:center For women. 00:05:19.194 --> 00:05:21.029 align:center For women? What does that mean? 00:05:21.030 --> 00:05:23.239 align:center Another woman died there. 00:05:23.240 --> 00:05:24.407 align:center I'm pretty sure. 00:05:24.408 --> 00:05:25.908 align:center About six months ago. 00:05:25.909 --> 00:05:27.285 align:center Female jogger. 00:05:27.286 --> 00:05:29.245 align:center Cammie Ramada. 00:05:29.246 --> 00:05:31.456 align:center [Scarpetta] Was it murder? 00:05:31.457 --> 00:05:32.541 align:center Hmm. 00:05:34.043 --> 00:05:35.169 align:center [quietly] What? 00:05:36.253 --> 00:05:37.920 align:center [Lucy] Her death was ruled accidental. 00:05:37.921 --> 00:05:39.130 align:center [Scarpetta] So two women 00:05:39.131 --> 00:05:40.882 align:center died there 00:05:40.883 --> 00:05:43.092 align:center - and no one said a thing. - [doorbell rings] 00:05:43.093 --> 00:05:45.428 align:center - [groans] - [voice] Open the pod bay doors, HAL. 00:05:45.429 --> 00:05:47.138 align:center [groans] Oh, God. 00:05:47.139 --> 00:05:48.306 align:center [lock buzzes] 00:05:48.307 --> 00:05:50.683 align:center That is so fun! 00:05:50.684 --> 00:05:51.934 align:center I love it. 00:05:51.935 --> 00:05:53.811 align:center Good morning. Wow. 00:05:53.812 --> 00:05:55.980 align:center You look amazing. 00:05:55.981 --> 00:05:57.565 align:center Is that a new suit? 00:05:57.566 --> 00:05:59.233 align:center - Uh... - Love it. 00:05:59.234 --> 00:06:01.277 align:center Great. Yeah. You look nice, too. 00:06:01.278 --> 00:06:02.695 align:center Did you need something, Mom? 00:06:02.696 --> 00:06:05.031 align:center No, no, no. I just came to say good morning 00:06:05.032 --> 00:06:06.365 align:center to my favorite girls. 00:06:06.366 --> 00:06:07.617 align:center Good morning, Janet! 00:06:07.618 --> 00:06:09.035 align:center Nice to see you. 00:06:09.036 --> 00:06:10.495 align:center - You know? Okay. - I should be, uh, getting-- 00:06:10.496 --> 00:06:13.164 align:center You're my nearest and dearest of kin. 00:06:13.165 --> 00:06:16.167 align:center No secrets between us. 00:06:16.168 --> 00:06:18.169 align:center Not any. 00:06:18.170 --> 00:06:19.837 align:center Mm-mm. Hey, 00:06:19.838 --> 00:06:21.297 align:center have you lost some weight? 00:06:21.298 --> 00:06:23.841 align:center No, seriously. I don't know how you do it. Because, you know, 00:06:23.842 --> 00:06:26.385 align:center - I have been trying to get rid of this-- - Okay. Okay. What do you want? 00:06:26.386 --> 00:06:28.097 align:center I want to lose my fupa. 00:06:30.390 --> 00:06:31.390 align:center [sighs] 00:06:31.391 --> 00:06:33.601 align:center [Janet] So who'd you have dinner with last night? 00:06:33.602 --> 00:06:35.770 align:center It doesn't matter. 00:06:35.771 --> 00:06:37.689 align:center That means it does. 00:06:38.690 --> 00:06:40.651 align:center It really doesn't. 00:06:41.652 --> 00:06:43.320 align:center Okay. 00:06:49.159 --> 00:06:51.536 align:center [Scarpetta] Here it is. Cammie Ramada. 00:06:51.537 --> 00:06:54.455 align:center Jogger, alone, Daingerfield Island-- just like Gwen. 00:06:54.456 --> 00:06:56.791 align:center And, uh... 00:06:56.792 --> 00:06:58.584 align:center ruled a drowning. 00:06:58.585 --> 00:07:00.253 align:center Manner of death, accidental. 00:07:00.254 --> 00:07:02.421 align:center I don't remember hearing anything about that. 00:07:02.422 --> 00:07:06.259 align:center Seems like they made a pretty big effort to keep it quiet. 00:07:06.260 --> 00:07:07.510 align:center - [scoffs] - Call Fruge. 00:07:07.511 --> 00:07:09.595 align:center - See what she knows. Yeah. - Yeah. 00:07:09.596 --> 00:07:11.722 align:center - Did you hear Benton leave this morning? - [line ringing] 00:07:11.723 --> 00:07:14.559 align:center I wear, uh, earplugs to sleep now. 00:07:14.560 --> 00:07:15.977 align:center That's 'cause she snores. My sister snores. 00:07:15.978 --> 00:07:17.145 align:center - I didn't say that. - Loud. 00:07:17.146 --> 00:07:18.312 align:center - [Fruge] Officer Fruge. - I didn't say that. 00:07:18.313 --> 00:07:21.399 align:center Hey, Blaise. I got you on the speaker here with the doc. 00:07:21.400 --> 00:07:23.276 align:center Have we made any headway on that warrant 00:07:23.277 --> 00:07:25.069 align:center - for the Petersen farm? - [sighs] No-go. 00:07:25.070 --> 00:07:27.405 align:center But the Thor Labs warrant just came through. 00:07:27.406 --> 00:07:28.656 align:center I'm headed there now 00:07:28.657 --> 00:07:29.740 align:center to meet Officer Ryan. 00:07:29.741 --> 00:07:30.867 align:center - Good. - Do you remember 00:07:30.868 --> 00:07:32.910 align:center anything about a jogger-- 00:07:32.911 --> 00:07:35.454 align:center Cammie Ramada, Daingerfield Island? 00:07:35.455 --> 00:07:36.956 align:center You mean back in April? 00:07:36.957 --> 00:07:38.374 align:center Found on the shore of the Potomac? 00:07:38.375 --> 00:07:40.209 align:center Yeah, I was first on the scene. 00:07:40.210 --> 00:07:41.294 align:center Papers say 00:07:41.295 --> 00:07:42.336 align:center she drowned. 00:07:42.337 --> 00:07:43.838 align:center I mean, allegedly. 00:07:43.839 --> 00:07:45.506 align:center What, 00:07:45.507 --> 00:07:47.216 align:center - you don't believe that? - They said that she had 00:07:47.217 --> 00:07:49.719 align:center a seizure while jogging, fell, hit her head, 00:07:49.720 --> 00:07:51.637 align:center - and then-- - What, she had head wounds? 00:07:51.638 --> 00:07:54.099 align:center Head wounds? Just like Gwen Hainey. 00:07:56.518 --> 00:07:57.518 align:center Huh. 00:07:57.519 --> 00:07:59.520 align:center Yeah, I guess she did. 00:07:59.521 --> 00:08:01.272 align:center [Scarpetta] Cammie Ramada. 00:08:01.273 --> 00:08:03.192 align:center So what do you know about this case, Wyatt? 00:08:04.276 --> 00:08:05.318 align:center That was right before Debbie, 00:08:05.319 --> 00:08:08.863 align:center and Dr. Kaminsky went on maternity leave. 00:08:08.864 --> 00:08:10.281 align:center So she did the autopsy? 00:08:10.282 --> 00:08:11.490 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:08:11.491 --> 00:08:12.950 align:center Wasn't too happy about the whole thing. 00:08:12.951 --> 00:08:15.745 align:center 1:00 a.m. autopsies don't usually produce a lot of giggles. 00:08:15.746 --> 00:08:17.831 align:center No, not that. 00:08:21.043 --> 00:08:22.460 align:center Look, now. 00:08:22.461 --> 00:08:24.503 align:center Dr. Reddy came by, 00:08:24.504 --> 00:08:26.757 align:center said he was gonna give Debbie the assist. 00:08:27.799 --> 00:08:29.592 align:center He never did that. 00:08:29.593 --> 00:08:30.760 align:center Ever. 00:08:30.761 --> 00:08:32.345 align:center All for show? 00:08:32.346 --> 00:08:34.805 align:center The man was dressed up in a three-piece suit. 00:08:34.806 --> 00:08:36.557 align:center A little over-the-top, if you ask me. 00:08:36.558 --> 00:08:38.769 align:center Suit, no scrubs? 00:08:39.853 --> 00:08:43.690 align:center Trying to impress those, uh, FBI guys he brought with him. 00:08:48.612 --> 00:08:49.695 align:center Okay. 00:08:49.696 --> 00:08:51.197 align:center - Thanks, Wyatt. - Mm-hmm. 00:08:51.198 --> 00:08:53.658 align:center I'm pulling that autopsy report. 00:08:53.659 --> 00:08:55.826 align:center You bet your bippy you are. 00:08:55.827 --> 00:08:56.994 align:center [Scarpetta] Manner of death, 00:08:56.995 --> 00:08:58.204 align:center undetermined. 00:08:58.205 --> 00:09:00.873 align:center I mean, made it look like an accident. 00:09:00.874 --> 00:09:03.542 align:center No crime, no perpetrator, nothing. 00:09:03.543 --> 00:09:05.253 align:center [scoffs] 00:09:05.254 --> 00:09:07.797 align:center Didn't upload anything onto CODIS. 00:09:07.798 --> 00:09:10.549 align:center Well, why would a bunch of FBI guys 00:09:10.550 --> 00:09:13.052 align:center be so interested in a random jogger? 00:09:13.053 --> 00:09:15.179 align:center - Yeah. - [phone buzzing] 00:09:15.180 --> 00:09:18.182 align:center Exactly. Why? 00:09:18.183 --> 00:09:19.809 align:center Let me see this. 00:09:19.810 --> 00:09:20.977 align:center Scarpetta. 00:09:20.978 --> 00:09:23.938 align:center I got a Dorothy here, 00:09:23.939 --> 00:09:25.231 align:center Dr. Scarpetta. 00:09:25.232 --> 00:09:27.900 align:center She claims she's your sister. 00:09:27.901 --> 00:09:30.362 align:center My sister? Is here? 00:09:31.446 --> 00:09:33.322 align:center - Oh, fuck me. - Okay. 00:09:33.323 --> 00:09:35.408 align:center - Let her in. - [groans] 00:09:35.409 --> 00:09:37.201 align:center [sighs] I got to go to lunch. 00:09:37.202 --> 00:09:38.536 align:center [Scarpetta] You don't get to choose your family, Wyatt. 00:09:38.537 --> 00:09:39.871 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:09:41.665 --> 00:09:42.665 align:center Go on in. 00:09:42.666 --> 00:09:44.125 align:center - Thank you very much. - Around the corner, to the left. 00:09:44.126 --> 00:09:46.545 align:center Okay. Thank you. 00:09:49.631 --> 00:09:51.633 align:center [pensive music playing] 00:09:54.845 --> 00:09:56.095 align:center [sighs] 00:09:56.096 --> 00:09:58.181 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:10:03.353 --> 00:10:05.355 align:center [bubbling] 00:10:07.149 --> 00:10:09.151 align:center [gagging] 00:10:10.694 --> 00:10:12.070 align:center Peter? 00:10:14.448 --> 00:10:16.616 align:center Wha-- [shouts] 00:10:18.160 --> 00:10:19.452 align:center Peter! 00:10:19.453 --> 00:10:21.078 align:center Peter, honey! 00:10:21.079 --> 00:10:22.372 align:center [exclaims] 00:10:23.206 --> 00:10:24.582 align:center - [screams] - Hey, whoa, whoa. 00:10:24.583 --> 00:10:26.500 align:center Peter, please, just get me the fuck out of here. Please. 00:10:26.501 --> 00:10:28.836 align:center - Get a grip, honey. - Get me the fuck out of here! 00:10:28.837 --> 00:10:30.504 align:center This is Hell! 00:10:30.505 --> 00:10:31.922 align:center They're stiffs! 00:10:31.923 --> 00:10:33.591 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:10:33.592 --> 00:10:37.470 align:center [young Marino] Guess what my snitch found in a dumpster 00:10:37.471 --> 00:10:39.097 align:center up in Berkeley Heights? 00:10:46.438 --> 00:10:48.564 align:center - Oh, God. - Yeah. 00:10:48.565 --> 00:10:51.192 align:center - Is that... - Breathe it in, Doc. 00:10:51.193 --> 00:10:54.196 align:center I think this is the murdering S.O.B.'s jumpsuit. 00:10:55.197 --> 00:10:58.991 align:center [Scarpetta] Uh, the color is close to the fibers found on Lori Petersen's body. 00:10:58.992 --> 00:11:01.660 align:center The fabric is a cotton, 00:11:01.661 --> 00:11:03.705 align:center synthetic blend. 00:11:10.796 --> 00:11:15.841 align:center [Marino] Well, same glitter goo as we found on Lori Petersen and the others. 00:11:15.842 --> 00:11:18.886 align:center If that ain't the killer's jumpsuit, I'm a monkey's uncle. 00:11:18.887 --> 00:11:21.931 align:center Let's see what serology says when they get the biological evidence. 00:11:21.932 --> 00:11:24.600 align:center Maybe they find the killer's blood and it belonged to hubby Matt. 00:11:24.601 --> 00:11:25.976 align:center Are you always this bullheaded? 00:11:25.977 --> 00:11:27.228 align:center Dingo, help me out here. 00:11:27.229 --> 00:11:29.897 align:center - It's always the husband, am I right? - I don't know. 00:11:29.898 --> 00:11:31.774 align:center - What's your problem? On the rag? - That's not funny. 00:11:31.775 --> 00:11:34.110 align:center Jesus, would it kill you to unclench 00:11:34.111 --> 00:11:35.361 align:center - once in a while? - Pete. 00:11:35.362 --> 00:11:36.445 align:center Look, Dingo, 00:11:36.446 --> 00:11:40.199 align:center you're a death investigator, for fuck's sake. Try growing a pair. 00:11:40.200 --> 00:11:42.368 align:center - Pete, cut it out. - Everybody's tripping themselves over 00:11:42.369 --> 00:11:44.036 align:center this PC bullshit, next thing you know, 00:11:44.037 --> 00:11:46.747 align:center you got a pack of Skittles crying over a body. 00:11:46.748 --> 00:11:48.666 align:center Can't do his job right, and somehow I'm the jerk? 00:11:48.667 --> 00:11:50.293 align:center Detective Marino, shut up! 00:11:54.798 --> 00:11:57.049 align:center [Scarpetta] That was awful and unprofessional. 00:11:57.050 --> 00:11:58.426 align:center [Marino] You wanted the truth. 00:11:58.427 --> 00:12:00.928 align:center [Scarpetta] Just because you think it, doesn't make it the truth. 00:12:00.929 --> 00:12:03.347 align:center You cannot treat people that way, 00:12:03.348 --> 00:12:06.100 align:center especially people in my office. I will not have it. 00:12:06.101 --> 00:12:08.145 align:center - Is that understood? - [Marino] Understood. 00:12:09.980 --> 00:12:11.815 align:center [quiet, introspective music playing] 00:12:30.083 --> 00:12:32.085 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:12:40.552 --> 00:12:43.429 align:center Um, Dr. Scarpetta? 00:12:43.430 --> 00:12:44.598 align:center Hmm? 00:12:45.974 --> 00:12:47.476 align:center I just found this in the fridge. 00:12:51.396 --> 00:12:54.273 align:center No, the Lori Petersen evidence was already sent to New York. 00:12:54.274 --> 00:12:56.233 align:center [Marino] So... you 00:12:56.234 --> 00:12:57.985 align:center - missed a slide? - No. 00:12:57.986 --> 00:12:59.236 align:center No, my-my process, 00:12:59.237 --> 00:13:02.406 align:center - it's foolproof. - [Wingo] But it's... it's not initialed. 00:13:02.407 --> 00:13:04.367 align:center Uh, you usually do that. 00:13:06.077 --> 00:13:08.788 align:center I only collected one PERK. 00:13:13.168 --> 00:13:14.835 align:center W-What is this? 00:13:14.836 --> 00:13:17.671 align:center A mislabeled folder from a different case? 00:13:17.672 --> 00:13:18.757 align:center [scoffs] 00:13:19.925 --> 00:13:21.884 align:center Jesus, Mary and Joseph. 00:13:21.885 --> 00:13:24.553 align:center Tell me you didn't wreck the entire chain of evidence. 00:13:24.554 --> 00:13:26.722 align:center I... I don't know where this came from. 00:13:26.723 --> 00:13:28.349 align:center [Marino groans] The jumpsuit, 00:13:28.350 --> 00:13:30.559 align:center that means squat now. 00:13:30.560 --> 00:13:33.687 align:center We might have had the son of a bitch dead to rights, 00:13:33.688 --> 00:13:36.815 align:center and now it won't mean a fucking thing! 00:13:36.816 --> 00:13:40.945 align:center I remember receipting Lori Petersen's samples to the labs, 00:13:40.946 --> 00:13:44.281 align:center including a cardboard folder of slides smeared with anal, 00:13:44.282 --> 00:13:45.783 align:center oral, vaginal swabs. 00:13:45.784 --> 00:13:48.994 align:center Is there any chance that maybe you got busy, 00:13:48.995 --> 00:13:50.204 align:center - maybe mixed up a case file? - No. 00:13:50.205 --> 00:13:51.998 align:center No, there is no chance. I am meticulous. 00:13:53.333 --> 00:13:55.876 align:center I start with the label machine in the autopsy suite. 00:13:55.877 --> 00:13:58.671 align:center I typed in Lori Petersen's information. 00:13:58.672 --> 00:14:00.714 align:center A run of labels was generated 00:14:00.715 --> 00:14:03.300 align:center with every type of sample I could possibly collect-- 00:14:03.301 --> 00:14:05.136 align:center blood, bile, urine. 00:14:06.429 --> 00:14:08.639 align:center I labeled the tubes 00:14:08.640 --> 00:14:09.808 align:center with samples in them. 00:14:11.977 --> 00:14:15.854 align:center I date and initial the PERK, and then I put that 00:14:15.855 --> 00:14:17.357 align:center information into the computer. 00:14:18.650 --> 00:14:20.192 align:center [Marino] Okay, what about the extra labels? 00:14:20.193 --> 00:14:22.237 align:center The extra labels. I... 00:14:23.363 --> 00:14:26.323 align:center ...put them with Lori Petersen's paperwork, 00:14:26.324 --> 00:14:28.409 align:center clipped to my clipboard, 00:14:28.410 --> 00:14:31.412 align:center so the extra PERK labels should still be here. 00:14:31.413 --> 00:14:33.540 align:center [lock rattling] 00:14:36.376 --> 00:14:38.085 align:center - And they're gone. - Okay, 00:14:38.086 --> 00:14:39.587 align:center and it's been locked up in your desk this whole time? 00:14:39.588 --> 00:14:40.879 align:center - Yep. - Doc, 00:14:40.880 --> 00:14:42.965 align:center they'll throw out this case and any other you've ever touched. 00:14:42.966 --> 00:14:44.592 align:center Yes, I know! I know! 00:14:44.593 --> 00:14:48.012 align:center I'm well aware that my credibility's at stake here. 00:14:48.013 --> 00:14:50.264 align:center And if Amburgey gets hold of this, I will be fired by lunch. 00:14:50.265 --> 00:14:52.057 align:center Let's... not panic, 00:14:52.058 --> 00:14:53.810 align:center - okay? - Yeah. Um... 00:14:55.145 --> 00:14:57.229 align:center There is another possibility. 00:14:57.230 --> 00:15:00.774 align:center That, um, somebody did this to me to-to put my credibility at stake. 00:15:00.775 --> 00:15:04.154 align:center [Wingo] I was just wondering if there's any way I could help? 00:15:05.822 --> 00:15:07.489 align:center Actually, yeah, yeah. 00:15:07.490 --> 00:15:09.909 align:center Can you give us a minute? 00:15:13.413 --> 00:15:14.997 align:center I hate to ask, Wingo. 00:15:14.998 --> 00:15:17.667 align:center You and I are the only two that go into that fridge. 00:15:18.877 --> 00:15:20.128 align:center You think I set you up? 00:15:21.671 --> 00:15:23.464 align:center I don't know. 00:15:23.465 --> 00:15:26.133 align:center Wow. Uh... 00:15:26.134 --> 00:15:30.220 align:center I actually came in here to thank you, Dr. Scarpetta. 00:15:30.221 --> 00:15:31.889 align:center I've never had anyone, 00:15:31.890 --> 00:15:34.350 align:center certainly not a boss, who's defended me like that. 00:15:34.351 --> 00:15:38.354 align:center And I'm not saying there's no one here who 00:15:38.355 --> 00:15:40.482 align:center would set you up like that. 00:15:41.483 --> 00:15:43.943 align:center I just thought you knew that it wasn't me. 00:15:51.034 --> 00:15:52.327 align:center [door opens] 00:15:56.039 --> 00:15:58.416 align:center [quiet, introspective music playing] 00:16:10.345 --> 00:16:11.805 align:center Fuck. 00:16:15.475 --> 00:16:17.560 align:center [breast pump whirring] 00:16:18.812 --> 00:16:20.897 align:center Dr. Kaminsky? 00:16:22.315 --> 00:16:23.524 align:center I'm Dr. Scarp-- 00:16:23.525 --> 00:16:25.234 align:center Oh, I'm sorry. 00:16:25.235 --> 00:16:27.319 align:center No, no. I know who you are. 00:16:27.320 --> 00:16:29.196 align:center You're-you're the big cheese. 00:16:29.197 --> 00:16:31.532 align:center As far as first impressions go, this is not... 00:16:31.533 --> 00:16:33.283 align:center this is not my finest moment. 00:16:33.284 --> 00:16:34.993 align:center I just... it's hard to find privacy 00:16:34.994 --> 00:16:37.621 align:center - in the morgue. - You store it in there all day? 00:16:37.622 --> 00:16:39.164 align:center I used to store it in the break room fridge, 00:16:39.165 --> 00:16:41.208 align:center but then, one of the guys thought it would be a riot 00:16:41.209 --> 00:16:43.419 align:center to cream his coffee with it, so... 00:16:43.420 --> 00:16:45.713 align:center - Stop. - Yeah. [laughs] 00:16:45.714 --> 00:16:47.923 align:center I was wondering if I could ask you some questions 00:16:47.924 --> 00:16:49.801 align:center about Cammie Ramada's autopsy? 00:16:51.094 --> 00:16:52.511 align:center Uh, why do you ask? 00:16:52.512 --> 00:16:53.929 align:center I was curious as to why 00:16:53.930 --> 00:16:57.142 align:center you ruled the manner of death as undetermined. 00:17:02.105 --> 00:17:05.107 align:center You know, I think that any questions you have about the Ramada case, 00:17:05.108 --> 00:17:07.443 align:center I think you should direct to former Chief Reddy. 00:17:07.444 --> 00:17:10.696 align:center He was present that night, so he should be the one to fill you in. 00:17:10.697 --> 00:17:12.907 align:center Really nice to meet you, Dr. Scarpetta. 00:17:15.952 --> 00:17:17.120 align:center [sighs] 00:17:21.124 --> 00:17:22.833 align:center Ho-ho. 00:17:22.834 --> 00:17:24.877 align:center We have an assortment of chocolate and mints. 00:17:24.878 --> 00:17:28.672 align:center The Charbonnel et Walker is my personal favorite. 00:17:28.673 --> 00:17:30.174 align:center Yeah, I'm good, buddy. 00:17:30.175 --> 00:17:32.426 align:center I'm dubious of toilet candy. 00:17:32.427 --> 00:17:34.428 align:center [loungey music playing] 00:17:34.429 --> 00:17:36.514 align:center [indistinct chatter] 00:17:39.642 --> 00:17:41.894 align:center [Marino] These hoity-toity assholes are looking at me funny. 00:17:41.895 --> 00:17:43.437 align:center Like I don't notice. 00:17:43.438 --> 00:17:44.521 align:center [Dorothy laughs] 00:17:44.522 --> 00:17:45.606 align:center [phone rings] 00:17:45.607 --> 00:17:47.107 align:center [Dorothy] Mm-mm. Mm-mm. 00:17:47.108 --> 00:17:48.400 align:center Mm. 00:17:48.401 --> 00:17:50.861 align:center - No phones at the table, mister. - This could be work. 00:17:50.862 --> 00:17:52.780 align:center I don't care if it's King Charles. 00:17:52.781 --> 00:17:54.490 align:center I don't give a shit. 00:17:54.491 --> 00:17:55.574 align:center Hey, you know what? All right. 00:17:55.575 --> 00:17:57.075 align:center - Down. - Hey, honey, can I ask you something? 00:17:57.076 --> 00:17:59.328 align:center - Sure, of course. - How long do you think 00:17:59.329 --> 00:18:00.621 align:center this lunch is gonna be, okay? 00:18:00.622 --> 00:18:02.706 align:center Only because me and the doc, 00:18:02.707 --> 00:18:04.750 align:center - we broke this exciting new avenue... - You know, Peter, it seems to me... 00:18:04.751 --> 00:18:06.210 align:center - ...of this investigation just today-- - ...that you are more interested 00:18:06.211 --> 00:18:09.213 align:center in working with her than you are having 00:18:09.214 --> 00:18:12.966 align:center a romantic lunch with the love of your life. 00:18:12.967 --> 00:18:15.594 align:center Okay, honey, I-I'm so happy to be here, 00:18:15.595 --> 00:18:17.846 align:center but you know what it's like when I'm on a case, okay? 00:18:17.847 --> 00:18:20.057 align:center - I get, like, in the zone. - No. No, I actually don't 00:18:20.058 --> 00:18:21.975 align:center know because 00:18:21.976 --> 00:18:25.020 align:center you were retired when I re-met you. 00:18:25.021 --> 00:18:26.730 align:center - I think you-- What? - You know what? 00:18:26.731 --> 00:18:28.190 align:center Boom, now it's on vibrate. 00:18:28.191 --> 00:18:30.275 align:center - Huh? I'm here. - Good boy. 00:18:30.276 --> 00:18:33.695 align:center - Okay. - I also got us a room. For after lunch. 00:18:33.696 --> 00:18:35.405 align:center - A little happy ending. - Really? 00:18:35.406 --> 00:18:37.574 align:center - Mm-hmm. - Hey, things are looking up. 00:18:37.575 --> 00:18:39.660 align:center [laughs] In so many ways. 00:18:39.661 --> 00:18:41.453 align:center [laughs] 00:18:41.454 --> 00:18:44.456 align:center Great. Thank you. Oh, beautiful. 00:18:44.457 --> 00:18:46.667 align:center - No, that's not me. I ordered a burger. - Oh, no, no. 00:18:46.668 --> 00:18:48.877 align:center It's fine. I actually-- I may have amended your order just a little. 00:18:48.878 --> 00:18:50.963 align:center What do you mean? Why? What's wrong with the burger? 00:18:50.964 --> 00:18:53.757 align:center Nothing, it's just you don't order a burger at a place like this. 00:18:53.758 --> 00:18:55.968 align:center It's on the menu, right? 00:18:55.969 --> 00:18:58.512 align:center Yes. Yes, thank you. 00:18:58.513 --> 00:19:01.307 align:center Um, the branzino here is to die for. 00:19:02.308 --> 00:19:03.976 align:center What kind of place doesn't bother taking the head off? 00:19:03.977 --> 00:19:05.311 align:center [laughs] 00:19:06.771 --> 00:19:09.691 align:center You're funny. You're very funny, Pete Marino. 00:19:14.445 --> 00:19:15.822 align:center [door opens] 00:19:16.906 --> 00:19:18.282 align:center [Scarpetta] Dr. Reddy, we were looking for Betty. 00:19:18.283 --> 00:19:22.244 align:center Ah, uh, yes. She was called out, personal emergency. 00:19:22.245 --> 00:19:23.912 align:center Said you needed this slide examined? 00:19:23.913 --> 00:19:25.289 align:center - She said that? - That you were questioning 00:19:25.290 --> 00:19:27.332 align:center whether it was from the Lori Petersen case? 00:19:27.333 --> 00:19:29.042 align:center Oh, no, no. No, no, no. 00:19:29.043 --> 00:19:30.711 align:center The Lori Petersen evidence 00:19:30.712 --> 00:19:33.130 align:center is already sent to New York for analysis, so... 00:19:33.131 --> 00:19:34.673 align:center she must've misheard me. 00:19:34.674 --> 00:19:36.091 align:center [Marino] That slide was actually from me. 00:19:36.092 --> 00:19:39.012 align:center A personal favor I asked the doc. My fault entirely. 00:19:40.430 --> 00:19:41.805 align:center Really? 00:19:41.806 --> 00:19:43.432 align:center Because there's been some 00:19:43.433 --> 00:19:46.184 align:center chatter around the office about mishandled evidence. 00:19:46.185 --> 00:19:47.561 align:center Who's saying that? 00:19:47.562 --> 00:19:48.729 align:center When I was interim chief, I had-- 00:19:48.730 --> 00:19:49.897 align:center [Marino] Your entire tenure 00:19:49.898 --> 00:19:52.316 align:center - was like six weeks, bud. - Still, 00:19:52.317 --> 00:19:56.361 align:center I instituted certain protocols that mitigated labeling complications. 00:19:56.362 --> 00:19:58.071 align:center [Scarpetta] So you're suggesting we go backwards 00:19:58.072 --> 00:19:59.656 align:center to a fully antiquated analog system? 00:19:59.657 --> 00:20:02.826 align:center I know you're partial to your computerized system. 00:20:02.827 --> 00:20:04.786 align:center - Zero incidents in my entire tenure. - And there will be 00:20:04.787 --> 00:20:06.997 align:center - zero incidents in mine. - [phone ringing] 00:20:06.998 --> 00:20:08.958 align:center So you can tell that to whoever is chattering. 00:20:13.338 --> 00:20:15.088 align:center Trace Evidence. 00:20:15.089 --> 00:20:16.882 align:center Yes, I'll tell them. 00:20:16.883 --> 00:20:18.426 align:center Agent Wesley's here. 00:20:22.055 --> 00:20:23.681 align:center Okay. 00:20:26.351 --> 00:20:28.393 align:center You asked him to come? 00:20:28.394 --> 00:20:30.312 align:center - We need help, Doc. - Why Wesley? 00:20:30.313 --> 00:20:33.023 align:center What part of "keeping this quiet" do you not understand? 00:20:33.024 --> 00:20:34.399 align:center It's his case, too. 00:20:34.400 --> 00:20:36.194 align:center Ain't gonna hurt to have his brain around. 00:20:37.987 --> 00:20:40.739 align:center [quiet chatter] 00:20:40.740 --> 00:20:43.241 align:center Are you trying to sabotage me, too? You know he was part of 00:20:43.242 --> 00:20:45.369 align:center - the Amburgey ambush? - I'm trying to save this case. 00:20:45.370 --> 00:20:47.412 align:center I didn't work this hard just to watch it crash and burn 00:20:47.413 --> 00:20:48.497 align:center on a bunch of technicalities. 00:20:48.498 --> 00:20:50.165 align:center You should've told me first. 00:20:50.166 --> 00:20:51.875 align:center Doc, you can trust him. 00:20:51.876 --> 00:20:54.128 align:center No, I don't even know if I can trust you. 00:20:57.674 --> 00:20:58.674 align:center [scoffs softly] 00:20:58.675 --> 00:21:00.760 align:center [quiet, dramatic music playing] 00:21:09.978 --> 00:21:11.521 align:center How does it feel getting booked? 00:21:12.647 --> 00:21:14.649 align:center It's not funny, Agent Wesley. 00:21:21.030 --> 00:21:23.073 align:center [Nelly] There's a rare syndrome, 00:21:23.074 --> 00:21:24.783 align:center Naegeli-Franceschetti-Jadassohn. 00:21:24.784 --> 00:21:27.828 align:center - NFJS. - You've heard of it? 00:21:27.829 --> 00:21:30.706 align:center It's a genetic condition that affects the sweat glands, nails, 00:21:30.707 --> 00:21:33.542 align:center also friction ridges on the hands and feet, which results 00:21:33.543 --> 00:21:35.168 align:center in an absence of fingerprints. 00:21:35.169 --> 00:21:38.213 align:center Looks like someone's read up on allelic ectodermal dysplasia. 00:21:38.214 --> 00:21:40.590 align:center - [both chuckle] - [Marino] Excuse me for interrupting 00:21:40.591 --> 00:21:42.759 align:center the, uh, egghead chuckle, 00:21:42.760 --> 00:21:44.845 align:center but are you saying the doc doesn't have fingerprints? 00:21:44.846 --> 00:21:46.763 align:center No, I just thought of it because, sadly, 00:21:46.764 --> 00:21:49.475 align:center Dr. Scarpetta, only your prints are on the evidence. 00:21:50.852 --> 00:21:52.769 align:center The news just keeps getting better. 00:21:52.770 --> 00:21:54.187 align:center [Nelly] Hold up. 00:21:54.188 --> 00:21:55.481 align:center Here, I got it. 00:21:57.817 --> 00:22:00.611 align:center [quiet, dramatic music playing] 00:22:02.030 --> 00:22:03.573 align:center [Scarpetta] Wait, is... 00:22:04.907 --> 00:22:06.075 align:center ...is that coming from my hands? 00:22:07.076 --> 00:22:08.201 align:center [Marino] It's gotta be. 00:22:08.202 --> 00:22:09.828 align:center Dingo and Betty wore gloves. 00:22:09.829 --> 00:22:12.331 align:center What, now I'm emitting the same sparkles as our killer? 00:22:14.208 --> 00:22:16.169 align:center Looks like it. 00:22:22.175 --> 00:22:23.425 align:center Did you touch anything 00:22:23.426 --> 00:22:25.093 align:center - you normally wouldn't? - No, I wore gloves, 00:22:25.094 --> 00:22:27.262 align:center and then I washed my hands in my office bathroom like I always do. 00:22:27.263 --> 00:22:28.513 align:center What about a new hand cream 00:22:28.514 --> 00:22:29.931 align:center - or perfume? - I didn't touch anything 00:22:29.932 --> 00:22:31.558 align:center that wasn't part of my regular routine. 00:22:31.559 --> 00:22:34.853 align:center Also, I think I know who's chattering. 00:22:34.854 --> 00:22:37.147 align:center [whispers] It's my new secretary. 00:22:37.148 --> 00:22:38.565 align:center [door opens] 00:22:38.566 --> 00:22:41.694 align:center Oh, look, it's the peanut gallery. 00:22:43.321 --> 00:22:44.905 align:center Mr. Boltz, what brings you here? 00:22:44.906 --> 00:22:46.948 align:center After our last set-to, 00:22:46.949 --> 00:22:49.993 align:center Amburgey and I decided it'd be in everyone's best interests if I were 00:22:49.994 --> 00:22:51.745 align:center kept up to the moment on developments. 00:22:51.746 --> 00:22:52.914 align:center I see. 00:22:54.165 --> 00:22:55.583 align:center A babysitter. 00:22:57.627 --> 00:22:58.753 align:center Great. 00:23:00.755 --> 00:23:04.341 align:center [Boltz] Look, Abby Turnbull's sharpening her quill for another story. 00:23:04.342 --> 00:23:05.717 align:center God only knows 00:23:05.718 --> 00:23:08.387 align:center - what that'll mean for all of us. - Please excuse me. For a minute. 00:23:12.725 --> 00:23:14.392 align:center Got one out of the oven, ready to go. 00:23:14.393 --> 00:23:18.939 align:center It needs to fit in that box. No more, no less. 00:23:18.940 --> 00:23:20.941 align:center And I am now officially on lunch. 00:23:20.942 --> 00:23:24.028 align:center [♪ East Village Opera Company sings "Flower Duet Redux (Lakmé)"] 00:23:42.755 --> 00:23:44.757 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:23:54.016 --> 00:23:55.768 align:center [Scarpetta grunting loudly] 00:24:01.774 --> 00:24:03.150 align:center [shouts] 00:24:03.151 --> 00:24:05.443 align:center [screams] Fuck you! 00:24:05.444 --> 00:24:07.780 align:center [bat thudding] 00:24:09.240 --> 00:24:10.491 align:center [bat clangs on ground] 00:24:14.203 --> 00:24:16.288 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:24:16.289 --> 00:24:18.707 align:center You were right. 00:24:18.708 --> 00:24:21.294 align:center I did not want to know what that bat was for. 00:24:26.757 --> 00:24:29.634 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:24:29.635 --> 00:24:31.512 align:center [exhales] 00:24:36.559 --> 00:24:38.311 align:center [door opens] 00:24:39.395 --> 00:24:41.188 align:center Okay. 00:24:41.189 --> 00:24:45.859 align:center I came back to this job for one reason. 00:24:45.860 --> 00:24:49.321 align:center Because ever since I left, this office has been run like garbage. 00:24:49.322 --> 00:24:52.490 align:center It's sloppy, it's messy, it's unethical. 00:24:52.491 --> 00:24:56.161 align:center And the first time I did this, the first time I came here, 00:24:56.162 --> 00:24:58.497 align:center I wanted to do it right. I really did. 00:25:01.667 --> 00:25:05.503 align:center Because the dead, they deserve at least that, hmm? 00:25:05.504 --> 00:25:09.257 align:center They deserve an honest, dignified ending. 00:25:09.258 --> 00:25:13.178 align:center And I know, in my gut, 00:25:13.179 --> 00:25:15.931 align:center Cammie Ramada did not get that. 00:25:15.932 --> 00:25:18.266 align:center But it's not your fault. 00:25:18.267 --> 00:25:20.477 align:center I know whose fault it is, 00:25:20.478 --> 00:25:23.688 align:center and if it's gonna change around here, 00:25:23.689 --> 00:25:28.610 align:center it's gonna require us to have a little backbone and a little courage 00:25:28.611 --> 00:25:31.656 align:center and not to give a fuck. 00:25:32.823 --> 00:25:36.534 align:center Because men have the ability to fail upwards. 00:25:36.535 --> 00:25:38.870 align:center That's what they have, that's what we don't. 00:25:38.871 --> 00:25:42.165 align:center They have the guaranteed longevity of protecting their own, 00:25:42.166 --> 00:25:43.792 align:center and I'm not saying I can protect you. 00:25:43.793 --> 00:25:47.295 align:center I know you're afraid of losing your job. I know that. 00:25:47.296 --> 00:25:49.506 align:center I can't insulate you, I can't insulate myself. 00:25:49.507 --> 00:25:52.550 align:center But what I can do is I can be on the side of good. 00:25:52.551 --> 00:25:54.345 align:center I can stand for the dead. 00:25:55.554 --> 00:25:58.014 align:center And I'm asking you, 00:25:58.015 --> 00:25:59.808 align:center do you want to stand with me? 00:25:59.809 --> 00:26:01.894 align:center [rousing, dramatic music playing] 00:26:03.145 --> 00:26:04.729 align:center - [Kaminsky] This is where she was jogging. - [Scarpetta] Mm-hmm. 00:26:04.730 --> 00:26:06.273 align:center [Kaminsky] And then this is where she drowned. 00:26:06.274 --> 00:26:07.817 align:center [Scarpetta] That's a pretty good distance. 00:26:08.985 --> 00:26:10.987 align:center Why would she leave the jogging path? 00:26:12.071 --> 00:26:13.739 align:center Unless she was being chased. 00:26:15.366 --> 00:26:18.618 align:center Okay, so, can you talk me through it again? 00:26:18.619 --> 00:26:20.787 align:center - You got to Daingerfield... - Yes. 00:26:20.788 --> 00:26:22.623 align:center [siren wailing] 00:26:25.126 --> 00:26:26.376 align:center [car door closes] 00:26:26.377 --> 00:26:27.502 align:center [Ryan] Thanks for coming, Debbie. 00:26:27.503 --> 00:26:29.921 align:center I know this isn't ideal. 00:26:29.922 --> 00:26:32.132 align:center - Watch your step. - [Kaminsky] Thank you. 00:26:32.133 --> 00:26:33.466 align:center Whoa, whoa, whoa. Who's this? 00:26:33.467 --> 00:26:35.468 align:center Dr. Kaminsky, M.E. with the Commonwealth. 00:26:35.469 --> 00:26:37.345 align:center [Jones] Commonwealth? Lieutenant Jones, D.C. Metro. 00:26:37.346 --> 00:26:38.596 align:center When was that decided? 00:26:38.597 --> 00:26:40.432 align:center Nothing's been decided. We're waiting on our people. 00:26:40.433 --> 00:26:41.933 align:center Well, somebody called me. 00:26:41.934 --> 00:26:43.852 align:center We all called our M.E.s. You're just the first to arrive. 00:26:43.853 --> 00:26:47.772 align:center [Ryan] The body is partially on Virginia soil, hence Alexandria's presence. 00:26:47.773 --> 00:26:51.401 align:center But this portion of the river is technically in the District. 00:26:51.402 --> 00:26:52.527 align:center Flip a coin? 00:26:52.528 --> 00:26:53.653 align:center You have a three-headed coin? 00:26:53.654 --> 00:26:55.865 align:center This is a national park. We can stake our claim, too. 00:26:59.160 --> 00:27:01.494 align:center [Kaminsky] Then Elvin Reddy shows up. He's dressed like 00:27:01.495 --> 00:27:03.872 align:center he's going to a catered affair, 00:27:03.873 --> 00:27:06.416 align:center - not a crime scene. - [Elvin] Apologies for the delay, boys. 00:27:06.417 --> 00:27:07.876 align:center Wife and I were out to a nice dinner. 00:27:07.877 --> 00:27:09.919 align:center Came by as soon as we could. 00:27:09.920 --> 00:27:11.171 align:center [camera shutter clicks] 00:27:11.172 --> 00:27:14.257 align:center [Kaminsky] Then he has a private conversation with the FBI, 00:27:14.258 --> 00:27:16.510 align:center and somehow he gets the body sent to us. 00:27:19.472 --> 00:27:21.765 align:center Hey, hey, no. Dr. Reddy, I'm sorry, you guys can't be in here. 00:27:21.766 --> 00:27:23.059 align:center We're just observing. 00:27:24.143 --> 00:27:25.518 align:center There's PPE in the cabinet. 00:27:25.519 --> 00:27:27.355 align:center Not necessary, we won't be long. 00:27:29.607 --> 00:27:32.317 align:center These head wounds all but scream "accident" to me. 00:27:32.318 --> 00:27:34.944 align:center - Based on the injury patterns, or-- - Well, it's pretty clear 00:27:34.945 --> 00:27:36.988 align:center she was running, then slipped, 00:27:36.989 --> 00:27:39.115 align:center hitting her head on multiple rocks. 00:27:39.116 --> 00:27:42.160 align:center The trail gets very dangerous down around that one point. 00:27:42.161 --> 00:27:44.329 align:center Obviously an accident. 00:27:44.330 --> 00:27:46.456 align:center What do you guys think? 00:27:46.457 --> 00:27:47.832 align:center It's your rodeo. 00:27:47.833 --> 00:27:50.668 align:center We defer to Dr. Reddy's great expertise. 00:27:50.669 --> 00:27:53.838 align:center Park services really ought to do something about that trail. 00:27:53.839 --> 00:27:55.925 align:center Remind me to mention that to Officer Ryan. 00:27:57.009 --> 00:28:00.136 align:center Dr. Reddy, at least let me submit DNA samples to CODIS. 00:28:00.137 --> 00:28:02.347 align:center Why? We're looking at an accident. 00:28:02.348 --> 00:28:05.141 align:center And make sure our FBI friends have access to whatever 00:28:05.142 --> 00:28:07.018 align:center they need for their own investigation. 00:28:07.019 --> 00:28:09.271 align:center Is that clear, Dr. Kaminsky? 00:28:11.732 --> 00:28:12.858 align:center Yes, sir. 00:28:15.986 --> 00:28:19.656 align:center You didn't happen to see a flattened penny there, did you? 00:28:19.657 --> 00:28:22.575 align:center - No. - And Cammie had no 00:28:22.576 --> 00:28:25.120 align:center biosynthetic skin grafts on her body, 00:28:25.121 --> 00:28:26.996 align:center - did she? - No, there was nothing. 00:28:26.997 --> 00:28:29.874 align:center Just trying to establish a pattern between Cammie's death 00:28:29.875 --> 00:28:31.292 align:center and Gwen's murder. 00:28:31.293 --> 00:28:34.212 align:center Two women, two joggers, one island, 00:28:34.213 --> 00:28:35.881 align:center same injuries. 00:28:38.259 --> 00:28:40.051 align:center There's one more thing. 00:28:40.052 --> 00:28:41.928 align:center The night on Daingerfield, 00:28:41.929 --> 00:28:44.890 align:center Reddy said that he had his wife in the car, but... 00:28:47.518 --> 00:28:50.062 align:center ...it looked like Maggie to me. 00:28:54.024 --> 00:28:55.483 align:center [Dorothy] Thank you. 00:28:55.484 --> 00:28:57.360 align:center I don't think I've ever seen you eat less. 00:28:57.361 --> 00:28:58.695 align:center - [laughs] - [Marino] Fucking thing's 00:28:58.696 --> 00:29:00.321 align:center been eyeballing me since he got put down, 00:29:00.322 --> 00:29:02.031 align:center like I'm the one that killed him. 00:29:02.032 --> 00:29:04.159 align:center Okay. A toast. 00:29:04.160 --> 00:29:06.119 align:center - Yeah. - To our new 00:29:06.120 --> 00:29:10.373 align:center perfect little Airbnb in a gated community 00:29:10.374 --> 00:29:12.959 align:center with a full gym in the clubhouse. 00:29:12.960 --> 00:29:14.461 align:center - Oh, really? - Yes. 00:29:14.462 --> 00:29:17.338 align:center - All right, I like that. - It has an 80% walk score. 00:29:17.339 --> 00:29:21.134 align:center And yes, this cute little café. We can be very Parisian 00:29:21.135 --> 00:29:23.928 align:center in Virginia, because the Commonwealth 00:29:23.929 --> 00:29:25.680 align:center is for lovers. 00:29:25.681 --> 00:29:29.560 align:center And apparently it has a robust nightlife so we can go dancing. 00:29:31.687 --> 00:29:33.354 align:center - Which we have not been able to do. - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 00:29:33.355 --> 00:29:35.231 align:center - What do you mean, dancing? - No, but we haven't danced 00:29:35.232 --> 00:29:36.816 align:center - since the wedding. No, seriously-- - [phone buzzing] 00:29:36.817 --> 00:29:39.194 align:center Peter? No. 00:29:39.195 --> 00:29:41.112 align:center - Peter, no. - I'm gonna just look at it. 00:29:41.113 --> 00:29:42.780 align:center [Dorothy] No, please don't. Come on, babe. 00:29:42.781 --> 00:29:43.990 align:center Oh, look at that, it's your daughter. 00:29:43.991 --> 00:29:45.200 align:center - Oh, of course it is. - I got to get this, right? 00:29:45.201 --> 00:29:46.826 align:center Hey, Lucy, what's up? 00:29:46.827 --> 00:29:48.995 align:center - See what I sent you? - Uh, no. 00:29:48.996 --> 00:29:51.873 align:center I, uh, no, I've been, I've been indisposed. 00:29:51.874 --> 00:29:53.082 align:center Oh. 00:29:53.083 --> 00:29:54.417 align:center Well, you should take a look. 00:29:54.418 --> 00:29:55.752 align:center Okay, uh, 00:29:55.753 --> 00:29:58.881 align:center all right, give me a second. Pull up here. This... 00:30:02.718 --> 00:30:05.011 align:center [Lucy] It's Matt Petersen and Gwen Hainey 00:30:05.012 --> 00:30:06.472 align:center having a drink. 00:30:10.351 --> 00:30:11.560 align:center You gotta be fucking kidding me. 00:30:12.645 --> 00:30:14.479 align:center - You gotta be fucking kidding me! - Hey, Peter. Peter. 00:30:14.480 --> 00:30:16.231 align:center This guy thinks I'm a fucking moron? 00:30:16.232 --> 00:30:17.315 align:center Peter... 00:30:17.316 --> 00:30:18.858 align:center - Now I don't need a warrant. - [Dorothy] Hey! 00:30:18.859 --> 00:30:20.527 align:center [Marino] Look, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I gotta go. 00:30:20.528 --> 00:30:21.694 align:center Thank you for the... 00:30:21.695 --> 00:30:22.862 align:center - the fish. - Peter. Peter. 00:30:22.863 --> 00:30:25.115 align:center What?! What?! 00:30:32.164 --> 00:30:33.706 align:center [Janet] Everything okay, babe? 00:30:33.707 --> 00:30:35.250 align:center I think I just made a mistake. 00:30:35.251 --> 00:30:36.834 align:center What happened? 00:30:36.835 --> 00:30:40.505 align:center - No, I think I just made a big mistake. - Hey, what is it? 00:30:40.506 --> 00:30:43.551 align:center [phone buzzing] 00:30:44.802 --> 00:30:46.135 align:center Officer Fruge. 00:30:46.136 --> 00:30:47.220 align:center [Lucy] Marino's going after Petersen. 00:30:47.221 --> 00:30:49.681 align:center I found a connection between him and Gwen, and... 00:30:49.682 --> 00:30:51.391 align:center I shouldn't have told him, but-- 00:30:51.392 --> 00:30:52.809 align:center Crap. 00:30:52.810 --> 00:30:55.979 align:center I'm at Thor Labs right now. I'll call you as soon as I get done here. 00:30:55.980 --> 00:30:57.772 align:center No, I'm afraid of what Marino is gonna do. 00:30:57.773 --> 00:30:59.942 align:center You-- Fine, I gotta go. 00:31:01.402 --> 00:31:02.777 align:center [sighs] 00:31:02.778 --> 00:31:04.404 align:center What's taking so long? 00:31:04.405 --> 00:31:05.738 align:center It's a no-go. 00:31:05.739 --> 00:31:06.864 align:center What do you mean? We have a warrant. 00:31:06.865 --> 00:31:10.618 align:center They're talking security clearances. Like from the government. 00:31:10.619 --> 00:31:12.245 align:center They're calling the Department of Defense. 00:31:12.246 --> 00:31:13.663 align:center DOD? 00:31:13.664 --> 00:31:15.164 align:center Shit. 00:31:15.165 --> 00:31:17.251 align:center [whirring] 00:31:31.265 --> 00:31:32.349 align:center [Benton] Morning. 00:31:33.642 --> 00:31:35.811 align:center I brought you a coffee. It's fresh. 00:31:40.316 --> 00:31:43.027 align:center You know why I like talking to serial killers? 00:31:44.612 --> 00:31:45.945 align:center They're not stupid. 00:31:45.946 --> 00:31:47.239 align:center Or boring. 00:31:48.574 --> 00:31:52.160 align:center I mean, sure, they can be perverted, 00:31:52.161 --> 00:31:55.664 align:center grotesque, aberrant, vicious, demented. 00:31:56.874 --> 00:31:59.876 align:center Some, I'd just say, uh, sick in the head, 00:31:59.877 --> 00:32:03.379 align:center but one thing they are certainly not 00:32:03.380 --> 00:32:04.505 align:center is dull. 00:32:04.506 --> 00:32:06.799 align:center [clears throat] 00:32:06.800 --> 00:32:08.594 align:center Like you. 00:32:11.472 --> 00:32:13.890 align:center I'd never hurt Gwen. 00:32:13.891 --> 00:32:16.184 align:center You want to tell me why you made a habit of hacking 00:32:16.185 --> 00:32:18.228 align:center Thor Labs' computer system? 00:32:22.524 --> 00:32:23.984 align:center Would you just look at me, please? 00:32:27.821 --> 00:32:29.072 align:center Thank you. 00:32:29.073 --> 00:32:32.784 align:center You are well aware that Thor Labs is doing experimental research 00:32:32.785 --> 00:32:36.037 align:center into 3D bioprinting human tissue and organs. 00:32:36.038 --> 00:32:38.289 align:center And we were well aware that you and Ms. Hainey 00:32:38.290 --> 00:32:40.668 align:center were selling that information to the Russians. 00:32:41.752 --> 00:32:43.712 align:center So, what happened? 00:32:44.713 --> 00:32:46.590 align:center You find out she was cheating? 00:32:48.258 --> 00:32:50.135 align:center - What? - Oh, come on. 00:32:51.220 --> 00:32:53.388 align:center [quiet, tense music playing] 00:32:53.389 --> 00:32:54.639 align:center [Benton sighs] 00:32:54.640 --> 00:32:57.850 align:center These are her text exchanges 00:32:57.851 --> 00:33:00.812 align:center with a man from her contacts named Gary Mitchell. 00:33:00.813 --> 00:33:03.981 align:center Now, I can understand why you would be hurt. 00:33:03.982 --> 00:33:05.567 align:center She used you... 00:33:06.735 --> 00:33:07.985 align:center ...and then she got bored with you. 00:33:07.986 --> 00:33:09.821 align:center Probably wanted someone more like herself-- 00:33:09.822 --> 00:33:12.073 align:center smart, ambitious. 00:33:12.074 --> 00:33:13.574 align:center The kind of person she could build a life with, 00:33:13.575 --> 00:33:15.827 align:center and how could you compete with that? You, huh? 00:33:15.828 --> 00:33:17.454 align:center A dullard. 00:33:19.289 --> 00:33:21.583 align:center And your anger broke you, Jinx. 00:33:23.210 --> 00:33:24.336 align:center And you killed her. 00:33:27.423 --> 00:33:29.048 align:center I was only trying to protect her. 00:33:29.049 --> 00:33:31.050 align:center Protect her from what? 00:33:31.051 --> 00:33:33.721 align:center She would lay digital trails, and I'd... 00:33:35.055 --> 00:33:36.431 align:center ...clean up after her. 00:33:36.432 --> 00:33:38.474 align:center I would obscure them 00:33:38.475 --> 00:33:40.560 align:center so Thor wouldn't catch her. 00:33:40.561 --> 00:33:42.103 align:center So that's why you hacked them. 00:33:42.104 --> 00:33:45.649 align:center She really saying all this stuff to some other guy? 00:33:47.901 --> 00:33:49.695 align:center [Tron] We've got a problem. 00:33:52.281 --> 00:33:54.657 align:center - This will all work out. - [scoffs] 00:33:54.658 --> 00:33:56.452 align:center What, for him or for me? 00:33:57.578 --> 00:33:58.911 align:center Well, I meant for you. 00:33:58.912 --> 00:34:00.496 align:center God, Benton, if you were anything 00:34:00.497 --> 00:34:03.583 align:center but a white man, you would know that this is not gonna work out. 00:34:03.584 --> 00:34:05.418 align:center My whole office is out to get me, 00:34:05.419 --> 00:34:08.755 align:center even the one guy who, for half a sec, kind of liked me, 00:34:08.756 --> 00:34:10.173 align:center now hates me, 00:34:10.174 --> 00:34:12.467 align:center and one of them will surely blab to Boltz, 00:34:12.468 --> 00:34:15.428 align:center and he wants to punish me because I wouldn't go on a date with him, 00:34:15.429 --> 00:34:18.389 align:center which is probably the first time that anyone has ever turned him down. 00:34:18.390 --> 00:34:19.807 align:center Boltz asked you out? 00:34:19.808 --> 00:34:21.225 align:center Yeah, when I first got here. 00:34:21.226 --> 00:34:23.478 align:center Anyway, now I have been hacked 00:34:23.479 --> 00:34:25.856 align:center and I have had evidence tampered with... 00:34:27.983 --> 00:34:30.526 align:center ...so, yeah, take one good look at me because I'm gone. 00:34:30.527 --> 00:34:33.613 align:center And Elvin will bring out the bubbly, 00:34:33.614 --> 00:34:35.531 align:center - and he'll steal the job that I earned... - Kay. 00:34:35.532 --> 00:34:37.950 align:center - ...which he thinks that I stole from him. - Kay. 00:34:37.951 --> 00:34:39.827 align:center And don't even get me started on Marino. 00:34:39.828 --> 00:34:43.456 align:center Tell me how someone can be an imbecile and a genius at the same time. 00:34:43.457 --> 00:34:44.749 align:center - I don't get it. - Pete is-- 00:34:44.750 --> 00:34:46.417 align:center And on top of all of that, the cherry on 00:34:46.418 --> 00:34:48.377 align:center this shit pile is that I have 00:34:48.378 --> 00:34:49.921 align:center developed feelings for a coworker 00:34:49.922 --> 00:34:52.882 align:center I most certainly should not be having feelings for. 00:34:52.883 --> 00:34:55.552 align:center You should quit, before they fire you. 00:34:58.388 --> 00:34:59.431 align:center No. 00:35:01.350 --> 00:35:03.811 align:center I'm not quitting and letting them win. 00:35:04.937 --> 00:35:06.480 align:center Exactly my point. 00:35:07.481 --> 00:35:08.774 align:center You will figure this out. 00:35:13.111 --> 00:35:14.487 align:center Years ago, I worked a case 00:35:14.488 --> 00:35:16.573 align:center - that just about crushed me. - Mm. 00:35:18.534 --> 00:35:19.700 align:center I learned a breathing technique 00:35:19.701 --> 00:35:22.203 align:center - to help cope with the stress. - Oh... 00:35:22.204 --> 00:35:23.287 align:center - Benton... - Come on. 00:35:23.288 --> 00:35:25.206 align:center Marino's right, you really are kind of an egghead. 00:35:25.207 --> 00:35:26.791 align:center Come on. You have to get down. 00:35:26.792 --> 00:35:28.000 align:center [Scarpetta sighs] 00:35:28.001 --> 00:35:29.585 align:center It's a box breathing technique. 00:35:29.586 --> 00:35:32.255 align:center You breathe in, you count slowly to four, all right? 00:35:32.256 --> 00:35:34.131 align:center I can't... 00:35:34.132 --> 00:35:35.717 align:center [Benton] Counting slowly to four. 00:35:37.261 --> 00:35:41.722 align:center One, two, three, four. 00:35:41.723 --> 00:35:44.184 align:center Feel the air. You hold it four seconds. 00:35:45.185 --> 00:35:46.602 align:center Then you slowly exhale 00:35:46.603 --> 00:35:48.938 align:center through your mouth for another four seconds. 00:35:48.939 --> 00:35:50.232 align:center [exhales slowly] 00:35:53.861 --> 00:35:54.862 align:center See? 00:35:55.946 --> 00:35:56.989 align:center [crying] I'm sorry. 00:35:58.031 --> 00:35:59.616 align:center You're all right. 00:36:00.742 --> 00:36:01.742 align:center It's all right. 00:36:01.743 --> 00:36:03.619 align:center - It's all right. - I'm sorry. 00:36:03.620 --> 00:36:05.539 align:center It's all right. 00:36:10.586 --> 00:36:12.295 align:center Okay. One-- 00:36:12.296 --> 00:36:14.547 align:center - Can you count for me? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:36:14.548 --> 00:36:16.049 align:center Breathe in. 00:36:18.051 --> 00:36:19.468 align:center Hold it. One, 00:36:19.469 --> 00:36:21.137 align:center two, 00:36:21.138 --> 00:36:23.389 align:center three, four. 00:36:23.390 --> 00:36:27.686 align:center [exhales slowly] 00:36:29.438 --> 00:36:31.231 align:center Now, let's stroll through your day. 00:36:32.232 --> 00:36:34.734 align:center How'd it start in the morning? 00:36:34.735 --> 00:36:36.361 align:center I did an autopsy. 00:36:38.530 --> 00:36:40.198 align:center And, um... 00:36:42.367 --> 00:36:44.077 align:center ...Marino brought the jumpsuit. 00:36:45.913 --> 00:36:49.165 align:center And we examined it, and then we had a fight 00:36:49.166 --> 00:36:51.627 align:center because Marino is an asshole. 00:36:52.878 --> 00:36:54.503 align:center Sorry. 00:36:54.504 --> 00:36:57.716 align:center Wingo found the PERK, and... 00:36:59.593 --> 00:37:01.385 align:center ...before we went to Betty's, I washed my hands 00:37:01.386 --> 00:37:03.347 align:center in my office bathroom. 00:37:06.850 --> 00:37:08.560 align:center No, I didn't. 00:37:09.645 --> 00:37:11.104 align:center Oh, shit. I... 00:37:13.774 --> 00:37:16.525 align:center I didn't... I didn't wash my hands in my office bathroom. 00:37:16.526 --> 00:37:18.027 align:center I, uh, 00:37:18.028 --> 00:37:21.365 align:center I used the bathroom downstairs. I almost never use that bathroom. 00:37:23.784 --> 00:37:25.786 align:center [dramatic music playing] 00:37:27.746 --> 00:37:29.414 align:center It can't be that simple. 00:37:30.582 --> 00:37:33.209 align:center This is the only bathroom you used today, right? 00:37:33.210 --> 00:37:34.670 align:center Yeah. 00:37:35.712 --> 00:37:37.339 align:center Only one way to find out. 00:37:40.509 --> 00:37:42.510 align:center - [Scarpetta] Turn it off. - [Benton] The light? 00:37:42.511 --> 00:37:44.429 align:center [Scarpetta] Yeah. 00:37:45.514 --> 00:37:47.182 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:37:50.352 --> 00:37:51.937 align:center Ready? 00:37:58.694 --> 00:38:00.570 align:center - [Benton chuckles] - [Marino] There it is. 00:38:01.571 --> 00:38:02.572 align:center [Marino chuckles] 00:38:04.074 --> 00:38:05.199 align:center Holy shit. 00:38:05.200 --> 00:38:06.576 align:center Turn, turn. 00:38:07.577 --> 00:38:08.745 align:center [Benton laughs] 00:38:15.961 --> 00:38:17.044 align:center Do it again. 00:38:17.045 --> 00:38:19.046 align:center Let's do it again. 00:38:19.047 --> 00:38:21.383 align:center [water running] 00:38:25.053 --> 00:38:26.387 align:center - [Marino] Huh. - [Scarpetta] Oh, my God. 00:38:26.388 --> 00:38:28.180 align:center There's a cumulative effect with each wash. 00:38:28.181 --> 00:38:29.473 align:center [Benton] That explains why 00:38:29.474 --> 00:38:31.350 align:center the residue shows up on anything he touches. 00:38:31.351 --> 00:38:33.686 align:center He's obsessively washing. 00:38:33.687 --> 00:38:35.896 align:center [Marino] Maybe he's, uh, obsessive-compulsive. 00:38:35.897 --> 00:38:37.064 align:center You know, 00:38:37.065 --> 00:38:38.858 align:center - like a serial killer. - [Benton] OCD 00:38:38.859 --> 00:38:40.609 align:center isn't actually on the serial killers' compendium. 00:38:40.610 --> 00:38:43.320 align:center Well, still, this guy's clearly sick in the head. 00:38:43.321 --> 00:38:45.531 align:center What if he-he needs to wash, 00:38:45.532 --> 00:38:47.575 align:center - like he can't control it? - Or, or, or... 00:38:47.576 --> 00:38:51.704 align:center that jumpsuit, the syrupy sick smell? What if our killer has a... 00:38:51.705 --> 00:38:54.457 align:center a metabolic disorder? 00:38:54.458 --> 00:38:56.333 align:center A syndrome, an illness 00:38:56.334 --> 00:38:57.960 align:center - that creates the odor. - [Benton] Yes. 00:38:57.961 --> 00:39:00.421 align:center And-and he's paranoid about it, or at least self-conscious. 00:39:00.422 --> 00:39:03.716 align:center Right, exactly, so that's why he keeps washing, to mask the smell. 00:39:03.717 --> 00:39:06.052 align:center Holy shit. 00:39:06.053 --> 00:39:07.636 align:center [Benton] It's a significant discovery, Kay. 00:39:07.637 --> 00:39:08.804 align:center We can trace the soap, 00:39:08.805 --> 00:39:10.973 align:center narrow our scope of suspects. 00:39:10.974 --> 00:39:12.808 align:center Not to mention, the doc can start figuring out 00:39:12.809 --> 00:39:15.436 align:center what kind of diseases can make a person 00:39:15.437 --> 00:39:16.812 align:center smell like a rotten pancake. 00:39:16.813 --> 00:39:18.564 align:center It's gotta be rare. 00:39:18.565 --> 00:39:20.483 align:center Plus, easy to find out if the hubby had it or not. 00:39:20.484 --> 00:39:22.486 align:center You still think it's Matt Petersen? 00:39:23.779 --> 00:39:25.739 align:center Nothing yet that tells me otherwise. 00:39:26.740 --> 00:39:28.742 align:center [engine revving] 00:39:32.829 --> 00:39:34.664 align:center [tires screeching] 00:39:44.549 --> 00:39:46.551 align:center [dramatic music playing] 00:39:55.560 --> 00:39:57.520 align:center Hey, fuckwad. 00:39:57.521 --> 00:39:59.146 align:center You don't know Gwen Hainey? 00:39:59.147 --> 00:40:01.524 align:center You don't know her, right? Huh? You never fucking met her? 00:40:01.525 --> 00:40:03.692 align:center - Give us a minute. - Yeah, get lost, honey, 00:40:03.693 --> 00:40:06.403 align:center unless you want to see your guru get unmasked in front of your eyes. 00:40:06.404 --> 00:40:07.655 align:center Huh? 00:40:07.656 --> 00:40:10.074 align:center You think I'm a fucking moron? I ain't a moron. 00:40:10.075 --> 00:40:11.659 align:center You think you're gonna get away with this 00:40:11.660 --> 00:40:13.244 align:center a second time, you got another thing coming. 00:40:13.245 --> 00:40:15.122 align:center "I ain't a moron." 00:40:16.206 --> 00:40:18.249 align:center I've got news for you, former Detective Marino. 00:40:18.250 --> 00:40:21.585 align:center You may actually be the biggest moron I've ever met in my life. 00:40:21.586 --> 00:40:22.711 align:center Ah, okay. 00:40:22.712 --> 00:40:24.756 align:center [muttering, grunting] 00:40:26.508 --> 00:40:27.842 align:center Yeah, get up. 00:40:27.843 --> 00:40:29.511 align:center [panting] 00:40:32.055 --> 00:40:33.848 align:center You fucking-- [shouting] 00:40:33.849 --> 00:40:35.934 align:center [both grunting] 00:40:43.441 --> 00:40:44.608 align:center [Lucy] Marino, stop! 00:40:44.609 --> 00:40:46.652 align:center [panting] 00:40:46.653 --> 00:40:48.863 align:center - Come on, take a breath, Pete. - Get the fuck off me! 00:40:48.864 --> 00:40:50.739 align:center Hey, hey, hey! 00:40:50.740 --> 00:40:53.493 align:center Stop. Stop. 00:40:55.412 --> 00:40:57.454 align:center You're okay. 00:40:57.455 --> 00:40:59.165 align:center I'm gonna sue you for assault. 00:40:59.166 --> 00:41:00.374 align:center [laughs] 00:41:00.375 --> 00:41:02.001 align:center - You're going to jail. - Fuck you. 00:41:02.002 --> 00:41:03.085 align:center - I should've put a bullet in your head. - All right. 00:41:03.086 --> 00:41:05.504 align:center - Okay, Marino-- - No, he killed his wife! 00:41:05.505 --> 00:41:06.672 align:center Put on a sob show 00:41:06.673 --> 00:41:08.300 align:center and got away with it, but not this time, you hear me? 00:41:09.384 --> 00:41:11.635 align:center He dresses up all of his sick shit in trauma 00:41:11.636 --> 00:41:13.387 align:center and then uses it to lure defenseless girls. 00:41:13.388 --> 00:41:16.098 align:center I didn't do it. How many times do I have to say it? 00:41:16.099 --> 00:41:18.184 align:center - I didn't kill anybody. - [Marino] You're a liar. 00:41:18.185 --> 00:41:21.187 align:center You lied to my fucking face about knowing Gwen. 00:41:21.188 --> 00:41:23.815 align:center How did you know Gwen Hainey? 00:41:25.275 --> 00:41:30.154 align:center I read an article, uh, maybe like a year ago about 00:41:30.155 --> 00:41:33.824 align:center Thor Labs, all their biosynthetic engineering breakthroughs. 00:41:33.825 --> 00:41:36.911 align:center Their artificial organs and, uh, 00:41:36.912 --> 00:41:38.621 align:center artificial skin trials. 00:41:38.622 --> 00:41:40.706 align:center It, uh, it all just got my brain... 00:41:40.707 --> 00:41:42.958 align:center [laughs] 00:41:42.959 --> 00:41:45.544 align:center ...a little crazy with the possibilities, and, um, 00:41:45.545 --> 00:41:49.048 align:center one day, I'm at the bar, and I see this woman. 00:41:49.049 --> 00:41:52.176 align:center It's the biomedical engineer from the articles 00:41:52.177 --> 00:41:55.764 align:center just sitting there, and it felt... 00:41:57.807 --> 00:41:59.850 align:center The Jewish people would say "Beshert"-- 00:41:59.851 --> 00:42:01.352 align:center "meant to be." 00:42:01.353 --> 00:42:03.646 align:center - Sick fuck. - So, we got to talking... 00:42:03.647 --> 00:42:05.231 align:center - And you brought her home. - ...flirting. 00:42:05.232 --> 00:42:07.233 align:center Yes, but nothing happened, okay? 00:42:07.234 --> 00:42:10.069 align:center I was desperate. I... wanted to find out 00:42:10.070 --> 00:42:13.239 align:center if they'd found a way to do it or if they were going to or if... 00:42:13.240 --> 00:42:15.199 align:center if it was ever even going to be possible. 00:42:15.200 --> 00:42:16.368 align:center What? 00:42:17.494 --> 00:42:19.036 align:center What? 00:42:19.037 --> 00:42:21.580 align:center Make fully functioning, 00:42:21.581 --> 00:42:25.668 align:center compatible, independent synthetic organs. 00:42:25.669 --> 00:42:27.754 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:42:29.464 --> 00:42:31.423 align:center What do you use those for? 00:42:31.424 --> 00:42:34.094 align:center Answer me, you fuck. What do you use those for? 00:42:35.762 --> 00:42:38.682 align:center To create life where there is none. 00:42:44.896 --> 00:42:46.522 align:center - [Petersen] Yeah. - So, what, you thought you were gonna 00:42:46.523 --> 00:42:48.857 align:center bring your-your wife back to life? 00:42:48.858 --> 00:42:52.362 align:center What, using Barbie doll organs? 00:42:53.446 --> 00:42:55.239 align:center She was the love of my life. 00:42:55.240 --> 00:42:58.450 align:center You think you're the only person in the world that ever lost anyone? 00:42:58.451 --> 00:43:01.829 align:center What would you do? Huh? 00:43:01.830 --> 00:43:04.790 align:center If you can even summon the imagination, what would you do 00:43:04.791 --> 00:43:06.376 align:center if you lost your love? 00:43:07.377 --> 00:43:08.837 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:43:10.088 --> 00:43:11.715 align:center Listen to me. 00:43:13.717 --> 00:43:16.261 align:center When people die, that's it, they're gone. 00:43:17.429 --> 00:43:19.014 align:center They're fucking gone. 00:43:20.432 --> 00:43:21.682 align:center They're not coming back. 00:43:21.683 --> 00:43:23.434 align:center You know why? 00:43:23.435 --> 00:43:25.895 align:center Because the dead ain't supposed to come back. 00:43:39.200 --> 00:43:41.202 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:43:50.420 --> 00:43:53.589 align:center We're reopening the Cammie Ramada case, so I'll need 00:43:53.590 --> 00:43:56.717 align:center all pertinent information, evidence, 00:43:56.718 --> 00:43:59.637 align:center files, everything on my desk in the morning. 00:44:02.182 --> 00:44:04.224 align:center [Maggie] That death... 00:44:04.225 --> 00:44:05.934 align:center that death was ruled accidental. 00:44:05.935 --> 00:44:07.102 align:center I'm not asking. 00:44:07.103 --> 00:44:10.147 align:center Just, in the morning. Thank you, Maggie. 00:44:10.148 --> 00:44:13.650 align:center Oh, and can we arrange for a, uh, mini fridge 00:44:13.651 --> 00:44:16.403 align:center for Dr. Kaminsky? 00:44:16.404 --> 00:44:17.946 align:center For her breast milk? 00:44:17.947 --> 00:44:20.991 align:center Yes. [chuckles] 00:44:20.992 --> 00:44:23.285 align:center And, uh, actually, any doctors 00:44:23.286 --> 00:44:25.997 align:center who might be returning from maternity leave. 00:44:28.333 --> 00:44:31.502 align:center And shall I arrange every day for a pumpkin carriage 00:44:31.503 --> 00:44:34.296 align:center to take them home and deliver them to their prince as well? 00:44:34.297 --> 00:44:37.258 align:center Niceties go a long way for a working mother. 00:44:38.343 --> 00:44:41.345 align:center Ah. In my day, you had to choose. There was no working mother. 00:44:41.346 --> 00:44:44.139 align:center Uh-huh. My day, too, but things move on, don't they? 00:44:44.140 --> 00:44:47.393 align:center At least you have that lovely niece. 00:44:47.394 --> 00:44:48.686 align:center Lucky woman. 00:44:52.565 --> 00:44:54.400 align:center - [FBI agent] Excuse me, ma'am. - [Maggie] Oh. 00:44:54.401 --> 00:44:56.361 align:center I was hoping you could point me in the direction of Dr. Scarpetta. 00:44:57.362 --> 00:44:59.780 align:center Oh, yes. Absolutely. This is her office. 00:44:59.781 --> 00:45:01.365 align:center - Right here? Thank you. - Right here, yeah. 00:45:01.366 --> 00:45:03.243 align:center Mm-hmm. 00:45:04.494 --> 00:45:05.536 align:center Dr. Scarpetta? 00:45:05.537 --> 00:45:07.246 align:center Yes, that's me. 00:45:07.247 --> 00:45:10.374 align:center [dramatic music playing] 00:45:10.375 --> 00:45:12.460 align:center [helicopter whirring] 00:45:30.228 --> 00:45:32.230 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:45:49.706 --> 00:45:51.498 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:45:51.499 --> 00:45:54.127 align:center [indistinct radio chatter] 00:45:58.590 --> 00:46:00.592 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:46:18.610 --> 00:46:20.612 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:46:38.630 --> 00:46:40.632 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:47:07.659 --> 00:47:09.661 align:center ♪ ♪ 00:47:39.190 --> 00:47:40.692 align:center ♪ ♪