WEBVTT 00:06.048 --> 00:07.675 [dramatic music playing] 00:08.592 --> 00:10.844 [Tron] Three individuals lived on that orbiter. 00:10.845 --> 00:12.095 [Scarpetta] What happened to it? 00:12.096 --> 00:13.305 That's what you're here to tell us. 00:15.975 --> 00:18.685 [Benton] Jared Horton and Gwen Hainey were partners. 00:18.686 --> 00:20.311 Her murder is somehow connected 00:20.312 --> 00:23.231 to the two dead men inside that orbiter. 00:23.232 --> 00:25.150 We're reopening the Cammie Ramada case. 00:25.151 --> 00:27.610 That death was ruled accidental. 00:27.611 --> 00:30.947 [Scarpetta] You didn't happen to see a flattened penny there, did you? 00:30.948 --> 00:32.949 - No. - Just trying to establish 00:32.950 --> 00:36.327 a pattern between Cammie's death and Gwen's murder. 00:36.328 --> 00:38.037 Why is Abby Turnbull 00:38.038 --> 00:39.998 always nipping at our heels? 00:39.999 --> 00:41.708 [Marino] So you saying he strikes tonight? 00:41.709 --> 00:42.917 [Abby] Oh, my God. 00:42.918 --> 00:44.920 [screams] 00:45.921 --> 00:48.465 Actually, I was just a little worried about you. And Pete. 00:48.466 --> 00:49.716 [grunts] 00:49.717 --> 00:51.384 Hey, hey! Stop. 00:51.385 --> 00:54.053 [Lucy] Pete's fine. He made omelets. 00:54.054 --> 00:55.764 And I'm just dealing with Mom. 00:55.765 --> 00:58.433 [Dorothy] Janet talks to me like I'm a person. 00:58.434 --> 01:00.310 I mean, Pete's always been in love with Kay. 01:00.311 --> 01:01.561 [chuckles] 01:01.562 --> 01:03.313 [Scarpetta] You knew you should've said something to me. 01:03.314 --> 01:04.689 And would you have kept it to yourself? 01:04.690 --> 01:05.774 You wouldn't have shared it with Pete? 01:05.775 --> 01:08.318 [Scarpetta] Oh, you're jealous of Pete. 01:08.319 --> 01:09.694 I don't want you sleeping in the house tonight. 01:09.695 --> 01:10.863 I am not going anywhere. 01:14.241 --> 01:18.078 [Scarpetta] I think there is something deeply emotionally wrong with you. 01:20.790 --> 01:22.792 [emotional, dramatic music playing] 01:32.176 --> 01:34.261 [children shouting, laughing] 01:36.639 --> 01:37.681 [Mrs. Wesley] Benton? 01:39.433 --> 01:42.185 Can you hear me? You're gonna be late for school 01:42.186 --> 01:43.645 again! Hurry up! 01:43.646 --> 01:45.355 [Benton] I'm coming! 01:45.356 --> 01:46.439 ♪ ♪ 01:46.440 --> 01:49.151 You're familiar with your mother's work, right, son? 01:50.236 --> 01:53.071 You're a doctor who helps people who can't help themselves. 01:53.072 --> 01:54.906 [Mrs. Wesley] If you are not downstairs 01:54.907 --> 01:57.159 in ten, there will be consequences! 01:58.536 --> 01:59.786 [Mrs. Wesley] Are you often late, 01:59.787 --> 02:01.579 because when you're getting dressed, 02:01.580 --> 02:03.748 there are certain obsessive patterns 02:03.749 --> 02:05.792 you have to follow? 02:05.793 --> 02:07.168 Mm-hmm. 02:07.169 --> 02:10.255 - [Mrs. Wesley] Benton? - I hear you! 02:10.256 --> 02:13.424 - Over and over, till my brain hurts. - [Mrs. Wesley] One, two... 02:13.425 --> 02:14.968 [Benton] One. 02:14.969 --> 02:16.511 - [Mrs. Wesley] ...three, four... - Two. 02:16.512 --> 02:18.806 Four-- I have to do it again. 02:19.807 --> 02:21.933 I have to go down to up 02:21.934 --> 02:23.560 to go to Heaven. 02:23.561 --> 02:24.811 [Mrs. Wesley] ...five... 02:24.812 --> 02:27.146 [Benton] Stop counting so fast. 02:27.147 --> 02:29.691 [Mrs. Wesley] ...seven, eight, 02:29.692 --> 02:30.733 nine, 02:30.734 --> 02:32.152 ten! 02:35.948 --> 02:37.824 [Mrs. Wesley] And you just can't help yourself? 02:37.825 --> 02:39.743 - [Benton panting] - [buttons clatter on floor] 02:41.161 --> 02:42.662 [Mrs. Wesley] Now, every mind 02:42.663 --> 02:44.914 is different, 02:44.915 --> 02:47.001 and wants different types of help. 02:49.670 --> 02:52.006 ♪ ♪ 02:57.219 --> 02:58.429 [grunts] 03:04.727 --> 03:07.938 [Benton] Is there something wrong with me, Mom? 03:09.565 --> 03:12.401 [Mrs. Wesley] Some of us just have a predilection to violence. 03:13.402 --> 03:15.320 [Benton] What's "The Macdonald 03:15.321 --> 03:17.531 Triad of Sociopathy?" 03:18.574 --> 03:20.992 A recent study I just read on symptoms. 03:20.993 --> 03:23.996 Symptoms that will help you understand yourself. 03:25.205 --> 03:27.875 And that understanding will keep you from hurting anyone. 03:29.126 --> 03:30.920 ♪ ♪ 03:31.921 --> 03:32.963 Love you, son. 03:44.725 --> 03:46.727 [quiet, ominous music playing] 04:04.161 --> 04:06.163 ♪ ♪ 04:13.128 --> 04:15.547 [panting] 04:19.927 --> 04:21.929 [quiet, introspective music playing] 04:42.533 --> 04:44.535 ♪ ♪ 04:51.625 --> 04:52.959 - [panting] - [TED Talk] Plainly speaking, 04:52.960 --> 04:55.920 epigenetic effects are genetic modifications 04:55.921 --> 04:57.839 that don't alter the underlying DNA sequence 04:57.840 --> 04:59.757 but can be brought about 04:59.758 --> 05:01.551 by things like early childhood experiences, 05:01.552 --> 05:04.178 environmental factors, trauma, and behaviors, 05:04.179 --> 05:07.598 ultimately impacting cognitive function later in life. 05:07.599 --> 05:09.976 The timing and circumstances around... 05:09.977 --> 05:11.185 [indistinct chatter] 05:11.186 --> 05:12.687 [Tron] What are you listening to? 05:12.688 --> 05:14.397 Uh, self-help. 05:14.398 --> 05:16.482 [chuckling] Seems off-brand. 05:16.483 --> 05:18.192 TED Talk. 05:18.193 --> 05:20.028 Warmer. 05:20.029 --> 05:22.113 Did you get home at all last night? 05:22.114 --> 05:25.533 Yes, I was on the phone for most of it, assessing the level 05:25.534 --> 05:27.368 of national security breach we're in. 05:27.369 --> 05:29.204 It's a huge bag of shit, as far as PR. 05:30.622 --> 05:34.083 Well, it doesn't help that Farmer Joe and his pals saw the crash. 05:34.084 --> 05:35.251 Fortunately, some of them 05:35.252 --> 05:37.379 were open to memory erasure and mind control. 05:38.547 --> 05:40.089 By that, I mean moonshine. 05:40.090 --> 05:42.008 Hmm. 05:42.009 --> 05:43.134 Jared Horton? 05:43.135 --> 05:44.343 Still in Russia. 05:44.344 --> 05:47.305 Extrication will be tricky, but the astronaut names are confirmed now. 05:47.306 --> 05:49.432 Richard Vance and Ivan Szewski. 05:49.433 --> 05:52.685 We need that ballistics info from your wife ASAP. 05:52.686 --> 05:55.439 You don't happen to have any of that moonshine left, do you? 05:57.274 --> 05:59.067 No chitchat over morning coffee? 05:59.068 --> 06:00.319 Uh, no. 06:01.820 --> 06:03.738 Pillow talk? 06:03.739 --> 06:05.783 I don't believe that that's your business. 06:07.076 --> 06:08.951 Mm-hmm. 06:08.952 --> 06:11.371 Why don't I go call OCME, then? 06:12.581 --> 06:14.917 - Great. - Yeah? Okay. 06:18.879 --> 06:21.631 [Scarpetta] Cause of death, exsanguination due to multiple gunshot 06:21.632 --> 06:24.801 wounds, projectiles consistent with Glaser Safety Slugs. 06:24.802 --> 06:27.678 [Marino] Okay, so Gwen had a secret boyfriend, 06:27.679 --> 06:29.263 this Jared Horton, right? 06:29.264 --> 06:32.600 And, what, he murders two astronauts in space 06:32.601 --> 06:36.187 so he can get rich and run off to Argentina with Gwen? 06:36.188 --> 06:37.939 Yeah. 06:37.940 --> 06:39.107 Apparently. 06:39.108 --> 06:41.652 Man, everybody's having a better time than I am. 06:42.653 --> 06:43.945 What the fuck is this, by the way? 06:43.946 --> 06:46.906 It's a bio-synthetic heart. What are you doing? Put it down. 06:46.907 --> 06:48.449 - It's not a toy. - Ee. All right. 06:48.450 --> 06:51.452 Uh, well, at least now we know we have some kind of motive 06:51.453 --> 06:52.954 for Jinx Slater, whoever the fuck he is. 06:52.955 --> 06:55.164 Right? Jealousy. He finds out his girl 06:55.165 --> 06:58.376 is banging out a spaceman, so he bye-byes her 06:58.377 --> 07:00.670 - in a jealous rage. - But there's the Cammie Ramada of it. 07:00.671 --> 07:03.172 Come on. Gwen, Cammie? 07:03.173 --> 07:04.465 Too many commonalities 07:04.466 --> 07:05.591 - for them not to be connected. - [door opens] 07:05.592 --> 07:07.218 - [Marino shushing] - Sorry to interrupt, 07:07.219 --> 07:09.303 there's an Agent Tron on the phone 07:09.304 --> 07:10.346 - from the FBI? - Ah... 07:10.347 --> 07:11.764 You see she's working, right? I mean... 07:11.765 --> 07:13.516 Yes, but I thought she'd want to know. 07:13.517 --> 07:16.185 - Now I do. - I assume it's about these bodies 07:16.186 --> 07:18.146 in spacesuits that no one signed in? 07:18.147 --> 07:19.231 Thank you, Maggie. 07:20.482 --> 07:22.233 Of course. 07:22.234 --> 07:24.987 [whispering] Come on, tell me she's not involved in the cover-up. 07:25.445 --> 07:28.156 What, so all of a sudden now, you're not gonna talk to the FBI? 07:28.157 --> 07:31.033 No, not on the phone. I'm gonna do it in person. 07:31.034 --> 07:32.076 - Yeah? - Yeah. 07:32.077 --> 07:33.119 You coming? 07:33.120 --> 07:34.579 Fuck yeah, I'm coming. 07:34.580 --> 07:35.788 See you, fellas. 07:35.789 --> 07:37.748 - [siren whoops] - [indistinct radio chatter] 07:37.749 --> 07:39.835 [tense, mysterious music playing] 07:46.884 --> 07:48.927 [indistinct chatter] 08:02.608 --> 08:03.942 Thank you. 08:05.444 --> 08:06.695 Abby, I... 08:08.030 --> 08:09.448 [crying] 08:10.741 --> 08:12.743 ♪ ♪ 08:16.288 --> 08:17.581 I'm so sorry. 08:19.124 --> 08:21.126 I was just at the movies. 08:22.711 --> 08:24.338 And then I came in-- 08:25.589 --> 08:27.883 Oh, my God, it was so much blood. 08:28.967 --> 08:30.343 The smell. 08:30.344 --> 08:33.471 It's like a, like a sour, syrupy smell? 08:33.472 --> 08:34.598 Yes. 08:36.725 --> 08:38.227 She was my sister. 08:39.228 --> 08:40.562 I know. 08:42.606 --> 08:44.316 - [sobbing] - I know. 08:46.276 --> 08:47.568 Hey. 08:47.569 --> 08:49.655 ♪ ♪ 08:52.741 --> 08:54.825 I'll take good care of her. 08:54.826 --> 08:56.912 [indistinct police radio chatter] 09:06.546 --> 09:08.547 ♪ ♪ 09:08.548 --> 09:10.758 [Scarpetta] Lucy and I, we just saw Abby 09:10.759 --> 09:12.469 at the mall last night. 09:14.763 --> 09:16.430 Yeah, the way Abby says it, 09:16.431 --> 09:18.432 she headed out about 6:00. 09:18.433 --> 09:21.727 Henna was usually home by 7:00, after her last class. 09:21.728 --> 09:24.898 It was about 1:00 a.m. when Abby found her. 09:25.983 --> 09:27.942 [Scarpetta] Knot pattern looks identical to the other women. 09:27.943 --> 09:30.319 [Marino] Yeah, our boy stays busy. 09:30.320 --> 09:32.780 [Scarpetta] Uh, time of death is between, 09:32.781 --> 09:37.118 um, 8:00 and 11:00 last night. 09:37.119 --> 09:39.870 F... fuck me. 09:39.871 --> 09:41.247 What? 09:41.248 --> 09:43.125 You just ruled out Petersen. 09:44.126 --> 09:46.127 I had eyes on him the entire time. 09:46.128 --> 09:48.170 You did? Why? 09:48.171 --> 09:49.505 Point is, he didn't do this. 09:49.506 --> 09:51.757 ♪ ♪ 09:51.758 --> 09:53.384 [camera shutter clicks] 09:53.385 --> 09:55.052 Slit top to bottom. 09:55.053 --> 09:57.639 There's a lot of blood pooled around her torso. 10:00.225 --> 10:01.727 The attack was more violent. 10:03.270 --> 10:05.688 Abby thinks the killer was after her. 10:05.689 --> 10:07.481 - [camera shutter clicks] - 'Cause she made Petersen 10:07.482 --> 10:09.358 the prime suspect in the news. 10:09.359 --> 10:10.943 What, and he wanted credit? 10:10.944 --> 10:12.486 [camera shutter clicks] 10:12.487 --> 10:15.031 It's the fifth victim in two and a half months. 10:15.032 --> 10:17.284 The city's gonna explode. 10:20.454 --> 10:22.079 - There you go, sir. - Thanks, I appreciate that. 10:22.080 --> 10:24.165 - [Abby] What the hell are you doing here? - [Boltz] Ms. Turnbull, how are you? 10:24.166 --> 10:25.249 [Abby] Wait, what is he doing in my house? 10:25.250 --> 10:27.501 - What the fuck are you doing in my house? - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 10:27.502 --> 10:29.295 - [Boltz] What is this about? - You have no reason to be here! 10:29.296 --> 10:31.047 Get the fuck out of my house! 10:31.048 --> 10:32.256 [Boltz] There's no need to yell right now. 10:32.257 --> 10:33.507 [Abby] Get out of here! What is he doing? 10:33.508 --> 10:35.217 - Hey! Hey! - [Abby] What are you doing-- 10:35.218 --> 10:36.969 - I understand that you're upset, but-- - Why-- Why the fuck 10:36.970 --> 10:38.095 - would you need to be in my house? - [Marino] What is going on? 10:38.096 --> 10:39.680 The prosecutor's office 10:39.681 --> 10:41.098 - believes... - Get the fuck out of my house! 10:41.099 --> 10:42.224 - ...that ten minutes at a crime scene... - Fuck out of my house, right now! 10:42.225 --> 10:44.018 - ...is worth a thousand photos. - [Marino] Hey, let's take some air, 10:44.019 --> 10:46.520 - all right? Just go for a walk, come on. - [Boltz] How about it? My God. 10:46.521 --> 10:48.773 [Abby] Get the fuck out of my house. 10:48.774 --> 10:49.858 [Abby panting] 10:51.109 --> 10:52.485 Are you okay? 10:52.486 --> 10:53.569 What is he doing here? 10:53.570 --> 10:54.820 I don't know. Come here. 10:54.821 --> 10:56.197 It's okay. 10:56.198 --> 10:57.490 [indistinct chatter] 10:57.491 --> 10:59.533 Mind clueing me in to whatever that was? 10:59.534 --> 11:01.619 Uh... [sighs] 11:01.620 --> 11:03.412 It's nothing. A few months ago, 11:03.413 --> 11:06.207 Abby took me out to dinner as a thank you for giving her 11:06.208 --> 11:09.168 this day-in-the-life-of piece for her paper. 11:09.169 --> 11:12.171 You know, youngest city attorney, 11:12.172 --> 11:15.049 most effective, best dressed, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 11:15.050 --> 11:16.384 - I must've missed it. - [clears throat] 11:16.385 --> 11:18.928 Well, so, we have... 11:18.929 --> 11:21.764 we have dinner and drinks, and before you know it, the restaurant's closing. 11:21.765 --> 11:23.307 So... 11:23.308 --> 11:24.392 I take her home. 11:24.393 --> 11:25.768 Right? 11:25.769 --> 11:27.603 She invites me in, 11:27.604 --> 11:30.606 we start kissing, and then... [clicks tongue] 11:30.607 --> 11:31.774 You had sex? 11:31.775 --> 11:33.442 Yeah. 11:33.443 --> 11:35.444 On the couch. She falls asleep, right? 11:35.445 --> 11:36.946 So I left. 11:36.947 --> 11:38.155 [Abby] I remember having 11:38.156 --> 11:42.077 a glass of wine at dinner, and then Boltz offered to drive me home. 11:43.537 --> 11:45.538 - And then? - Nothing. 11:45.539 --> 11:47.998 - Nothing after that. - Nothing? 11:47.999 --> 11:49.751 That's weird. 11:51.002 --> 11:52.378 I think he drugged me and raped me. 11:52.379 --> 11:53.547 What? 11:54.631 --> 11:55.798 Abby? Oh, my God. 11:55.799 --> 11:59.051 And I know he's outside right now, telling everyone that I'm crazy 11:59.052 --> 12:01.095 and that-that we only went out once. 12:01.096 --> 12:02.388 - Did you file a report? - No, I didn't-- 12:02.389 --> 12:04.182 I didn't tell anyone. 12:06.017 --> 12:09.103 He's a city attorney. No one's gonna believe me. 12:09.104 --> 12:11.564 - You have to tell the police. - Are you crazy? 12:11.565 --> 12:13.858 They protect their own. 12:13.859 --> 12:17.069 None of that explains why she's screaming bloody murder at you. 12:17.070 --> 12:20.489 Maybe she's mad 'cause I never called? Who knows? You know 12:20.490 --> 12:23.242 how women are when they get disappointed. 12:23.243 --> 12:25.953 So all of that, that outburst, that was... 12:25.954 --> 12:27.330 that was just about her ego? 12:37.466 --> 12:38.842 Huh. 12:40.760 --> 12:42.595 I don't remember a dog, do you? 12:42.596 --> 12:44.388 Either time you were here? 12:44.389 --> 12:46.140 No. 12:46.141 --> 12:48.100 It's probably just one of those fake signs, you know, 12:48.101 --> 12:50.102 to scare people off. 12:50.103 --> 12:51.396 [Marino] Then why didn't it? 12:53.857 --> 12:56.901 Guess the killer must've known she didn't really have one. 12:56.902 --> 12:57.985 [Abby] You believe me, right? 12:57.986 --> 12:59.570 I mean, you went out with him. 12:59.571 --> 13:01.447 What, with Boltz? No. God, no. 13:01.448 --> 13:02.573 Why? 13:02.574 --> 13:04.325 Did you get a bad feeling? 13:04.326 --> 13:05.660 Uh... 13:07.579 --> 13:09.121 ...yeah. 13:09.122 --> 13:10.624 Yeah, I did. 13:20.759 --> 13:22.259 [Yaya] What are you doing home? 13:22.260 --> 13:24.929 I just, uh, I want to check on Lucy before I head to the office. 13:24.930 --> 13:26.555 You look panicked. Lucy's fine. 13:26.556 --> 13:28.599 Um, yeah. Please don't 13:28.600 --> 13:30.100 take her to the Y today. 13:30.101 --> 13:32.311 Actually, no going out at all. 13:32.312 --> 13:35.147 And trust no one, even people that you think you know. 13:35.148 --> 13:36.440 Madness. 13:36.441 --> 13:39.360 One cannot keep a small child inside all day. 13:39.361 --> 13:41.445 - It's not healthy. - Yeah, I saw a strange car 13:41.446 --> 13:42.863 loitering the other night, 13:42.864 --> 13:44.657 and the driver took off before I could get a look. 13:44.658 --> 13:47.201 - This, I don't like. - So keep Lucy inside. 13:47.202 --> 13:48.744 My sister is still on her honeymoon 13:48.745 --> 13:51.872 and Lucy is somehow in the middle of all of this. 13:51.873 --> 13:53.458 [Lucy] In the middle of what? 13:55.043 --> 13:57.254 He killed another lady, didn't he? 13:58.255 --> 13:59.255 [Scarpetta] Yes. 13:59.256 --> 14:02.007 That's why I'd like you to stay inside for a while. 14:02.008 --> 14:05.594 But he kills grownups, not kids, right? 14:05.595 --> 14:07.389 And he does it in their houses. 14:08.682 --> 14:11.976 [sighs] Must you always be so smart? 14:11.977 --> 14:13.894 Please, honey, for me? 14:13.895 --> 14:15.271 Will you stay inside? 14:15.272 --> 14:16.939 We can't go to the Y? I'll be safe there. 14:16.940 --> 14:18.232 No. 14:18.233 --> 14:20.359 No, I feel better knowing where you are and where I can 14:20.360 --> 14:21.695 reach Yaya. 14:24.114 --> 14:26.073 Okay, you just shouldn't be talking to her. 14:26.074 --> 14:28.867 I don't understand. W-why wouldn't you want me 14:28.868 --> 14:30.619 talking to her? 14:30.620 --> 14:35.708 Because the agreement was that you only speak to me. 14:35.709 --> 14:37.752 I never agreed to anything like that. 14:39.713 --> 14:42.172 Look, she seemed like she needed someone to talk to, okay? 14:42.173 --> 14:43.632 Because you decided it was 14:43.633 --> 14:45.217 a good idea to tell her 14:45.218 --> 14:47.595 that Marino is in love with my Aunt Kay. 14:47.596 --> 14:50.097 Like... [groans] Why would you do that? 14:50.098 --> 14:51.807 Because it's the truth. 14:51.808 --> 14:54.059 - Okay. - I mean, good God, Luce, 14:54.060 --> 14:55.978 if you have any human sensitivity, 14:55.979 --> 14:58.188 all you have to do is look at Pete 14:58.189 --> 14:59.481 when he's around Kay. 14:59.482 --> 15:00.858 - Well-- - [doorbell rings] 15:00.859 --> 15:01.984 - Jesus. Okay, look. - [doorbell voice] Open 15:01.985 --> 15:03.861 - the pod bay doors, HAL. - Not another word. 15:03.862 --> 15:05.863 - I swear to God. - [Dorothy] Good morning. 15:05.864 --> 15:08.824 Hey. No, no, no, no. Don't turn her off. I wanted to say good morning. 15:08.825 --> 15:10.409 Yeah, well, she turned herself off. 15:10.410 --> 15:13.412 Wow. Is-is, uh, everything okay? 15:13.413 --> 15:15.914 Since when do you care? 15:15.915 --> 15:18.001 Oh, come on. Lucy. 15:19.794 --> 15:21.630 Luce. 15:22.797 --> 15:25.341 I know that it seemed like 15:25.342 --> 15:27.134 last night was going south, 15:27.135 --> 15:29.428 but then, it sort of 15:29.429 --> 15:32.014 turned around and got so much better, 15:32.015 --> 15:35.476 and it was just... it ended up being lovely, and... 15:35.477 --> 15:38.437 and we had real family time. 15:38.438 --> 15:40.189 We had omelets. 15:40.190 --> 15:42.775 Stop being a fucking buzzkill. 15:42.776 --> 15:45.277 Honey, just listen. I came over to tell you 15:45.278 --> 15:49.114 I just rented this fantastic Airbnb. 15:49.115 --> 15:50.366 And Peter and I are moving out. 15:50.367 --> 15:52.451 Congratulations, that's great. 15:52.452 --> 15:54.078 We want you to move out with us. 15:54.079 --> 15:56.580 Just listen. Live with us, 15:56.581 --> 15:58.749 and then, of course, you can get your own place, 15:58.750 --> 16:02.127 but maybe, just maybe, for a... 16:02.128 --> 16:04.880 a little bit of time, maybe we can, 16:04.881 --> 16:07.925 you know, try to have nights like we did last night. 16:07.926 --> 16:10.052 If you mean, you know, Pete almost beating a guy to death 16:10.053 --> 16:13.055 and you black-out drunk? No, I think I'll pass. 16:13.056 --> 16:15.474 I know, I'm a shit mom. 16:15.475 --> 16:17.309 I know it. 16:17.310 --> 16:18.770 But I'm a work in progress. 16:21.147 --> 16:22.439 What do-- What do-- 16:22.440 --> 16:24.483 What do you mean that Pete 16:24.484 --> 16:26.276 almost beat a guy to death? 16:26.277 --> 16:27.695 It was nothing. 16:27.696 --> 16:29.071 - No, no, no. - No, no. No. 16:29.072 --> 16:31.156 - Lucy, come on. Tell me everything. - It was nothing. 16:31.157 --> 16:32.741 - Right now, immediately. - It was nothing. 16:32.742 --> 16:34.368 - It wasn't a big deal. - It is a-- 16:34.369 --> 16:36.495 He got rough with a-a suspect. 16:36.496 --> 16:37.996 - Oh, oh. Oh. - Everything's fine. It happens sometimes. 16:37.997 --> 16:41.083 Pete got rough with a suspect? He doesn't even have 16:41.084 --> 16:42.334 a real job! 16:42.335 --> 16:44.753 I mean, if she hadn't dragged him back 16:44.754 --> 16:45.963 into menial work-- 16:45.964 --> 16:48.298 You cannot always put everything on her, all right? 16:48.299 --> 16:49.758 Oh! Oh, I cannot? 16:49.759 --> 16:52.928 Did you see the mood she was in last night? 16:52.929 --> 16:55.013 No one needs to be around that sort of 16:55.014 --> 16:56.932 low vibe energy of hers. 16:56.933 --> 16:58.016 Especially you. 16:58.017 --> 16:59.184 I am not moving in with you... 16:59.185 --> 17:00.936 - Wait. - ...Mother. 17:00.937 --> 17:02.313 Just think about it. 17:03.481 --> 17:06.109 Promise me that you're not gonna say anything to Pete. 17:20.749 --> 17:22.332 Hey, hey, hey, listen. 17:22.333 --> 17:24.043 - I gotta talk to you about something. - What? 17:25.378 --> 17:27.921 Last night, I-I may have, uh, 17:27.922 --> 17:30.800 thrown a few punches at Matt Petersen's... his face. 17:32.260 --> 17:34.595 Uh, but you know, I was trying to draw him out 17:34.596 --> 17:37.556 on the whole Gwen Hainey of it all, and I got carried away. 17:37.557 --> 17:39.850 But I just... I wanted you to hear it from me 17:39.851 --> 17:43.354 and not somebody else. Namely... Lucy. 17:44.939 --> 17:46.482 - Lucy knows? - Yeah. 17:46.483 --> 17:47.858 She was there, unfortunately. 17:47.859 --> 17:49.276 Oh, fuck. 17:49.277 --> 17:51.028 - What-- - She was there, but we've squared it away 17:51.029 --> 17:53.572 and we had a good talk about it. We did. 17:53.573 --> 17:55.158 But I'm sorry. 17:56.326 --> 17:57.826 Well... 17:57.827 --> 17:59.661 I guess you always wanted to beat the shit out of him. 17:59.662 --> 18:01.997 Yeah. Truer words have never been spoken. 18:01.998 --> 18:03.373 Now here's my question for you. 18:03.374 --> 18:06.293 How the hell is Benton still breathing 18:06.294 --> 18:08.504 after finding out that you knew that he knew 18:08.505 --> 18:11.340 - about Gwen? - He slept somewhere down the hall. 18:11.341 --> 18:13.175 - Oh, shit. - Yeah. 18:13.176 --> 18:15.177 - Down the hall? - Yeah. 18:15.178 --> 18:16.261 I-- 18:16.262 --> 18:18.472 Down the hall where? There's more rooms down there? 18:18.473 --> 18:20.641 [Tron] Maybe Jared Horton got greedy. 18:20.642 --> 18:22.226 He decided he wanted all the money for himself, 18:22.227 --> 18:24.019 so he had Gwen murdered. 18:24.020 --> 18:26.271 Well, the Russians could've killed her, buried the evidence 18:26.272 --> 18:28.315 that they were buying organs on the black market. 18:28.316 --> 18:29.983 Maybe Thor 18:29.984 --> 18:32.110 - solved the issue of tissue rejection. - [cell phone vibrating] 18:32.111 --> 18:33.612 And just didn't bother to tell anyone about it? 18:33.613 --> 18:35.073 [Benton] Excuse me. 18:37.325 --> 18:38.910 Agent Wesley. 18:40.662 --> 18:43.288 Oh... okay. 18:43.289 --> 18:45.332 All right, thank you. 18:45.333 --> 18:48.837 My wife and Pete Marino are here. 18:50.380 --> 18:53.507 I guess Dr. Scarpetta didn't enjoy being filled in after the fact? 18:53.508 --> 18:56.176 No, she didn't. I slept in a chair and my back hurts. 18:56.177 --> 18:58.846 Why a chair? Don't you have couches and beds in that plantation house? 18:58.847 --> 19:00.889 It's not-- I di-- 19:00.890 --> 19:03.642 I-I slept in my childhood, uh, lair. 19:03.643 --> 19:05.310 A lair? 19:05.311 --> 19:08.146 [chuckles] What did you do in there? 19:08.147 --> 19:10.899 In that lair? 19:10.900 --> 19:13.026 Uh... 19:13.027 --> 19:15.821 You know, every time I talk to you, I say at least 19:15.822 --> 19:17.364 one thing I wish I hadn't. 19:17.365 --> 19:19.324 Yeah. Interrogator. You don't see me coming. 19:19.325 --> 19:21.159 [Benton] Hmm. 19:21.160 --> 19:22.704 Okay. 19:23.788 --> 19:25.247 [Benton exhales] 19:25.248 --> 19:26.707 Well, this is a surprise. 19:26.708 --> 19:29.334 Entirely unauthorized. 19:29.335 --> 19:31.128 Glaser Safety Slugs. 19:31.129 --> 19:33.463 From the two murdered astronauts. 19:33.464 --> 19:34.548 Thank you. 19:34.549 --> 19:36.466 - "In propria persona"? - Yes, I came in person 19:36.467 --> 19:38.260 because I intend to leave with something. 19:38.261 --> 19:40.012 I'd like to leave with the evidence 19:40.013 --> 19:41.680 that was buried from the Cammie Ramada case. 19:41.681 --> 19:44.474 [Marino] A woman, a jogger killed on Daingerfield Island 19:44.475 --> 19:47.019 about six months before Ms. Hainey. Hey, 19:47.020 --> 19:48.228 Pete Marino. 19:48.229 --> 19:52.357 - Pleased to meet you. - Cammie Ramada case was, uh, ruled 19:52.358 --> 19:54.067 - an accidental death. - [Scarpetta] Well, that's a cover-up. 19:54.068 --> 19:56.778 Oh, come on, let's not introduce unfounded accusations. 19:56.779 --> 19:57.946 Why are you afraid of the truth, Benton? 19:57.947 --> 19:59.406 - Cammie Ramada case is closed. - Why are you afraid of the truth? 19:59.407 --> 20:01.241 [Benton] I am not, I don't have anything. 20:01.242 --> 20:03.327 I am asking you in the interest of justice. 20:03.328 --> 20:05.996 God damn it, Kay, there's nothing I can do! 20:05.997 --> 20:08.415 All right. All right, I'm going to exhume her 20:08.416 --> 20:10.584 and find out the real cause of her death. 20:10.585 --> 20:11.835 - That is a bad idea, Dr. Scarpetta. - Really? 20:11.836 --> 20:14.755 She deserves it. Her family deserves it. 20:14.756 --> 20:16.466 - It's absurd. - [Scarpetta] Thank you. 20:19.886 --> 20:23.096 You cannot let her do that. You can't. 20:23.097 --> 20:26.184 Well, I think it's interesting that you think that I can stop her. 20:29.145 --> 20:31.021 - [sighs] That didn't go good. - Nope. 20:31.022 --> 20:32.356 [car alarm chirps] 20:32.357 --> 20:34.442 [line ringing] 20:35.777 --> 20:37.903 - Yes. - Hello, Maggie. 20:37.904 --> 20:40.822 I'm ordering the exhumation of Cammie Ramada's body. 20:40.823 --> 20:42.407 I'm afraid you can't do that. 20:42.408 --> 20:44.785 Actually, I can. 20:44.786 --> 20:47.621 - And I am. - An exhumation right now? 20:47.622 --> 20:50.123 I really wouldn't, if I were you. 20:50.124 --> 20:52.209 I'll certainly have to run it by the health commissioner. 20:52.210 --> 20:53.627 - He'll have an opinion. - Yeah. 20:53.628 --> 20:56.713 Okay. Well, I'm sure he will. 20:56.714 --> 20:59.967 Either get it done or get the hell out of my office. 20:59.968 --> 21:02.178 Oh... [soft chuckle] 21:06.265 --> 21:07.474 Clock starts now. 21:07.475 --> 21:08.725 [Scarpetta sighs] 21:08.726 --> 21:10.853 - Her next call's to Reddy. - I don't care. 21:12.021 --> 21:13.438 Let's go to Daingerfield. 21:13.439 --> 21:14.565 [engine starts] 21:18.277 --> 21:21.321 [Marino] Abby wants us to believe that Bill Boltz, Esquire, 21:21.322 --> 21:24.074 attorney for the Commonwealth, roofied and raped her? 21:24.075 --> 21:25.993 Please, Juanita. 21:25.994 --> 21:28.161 Why would Abby lie? 21:28.162 --> 21:29.955 Bill looks like a male model. 21:29.956 --> 21:31.832 Doesn't mean he didn't rape her. 21:31.833 --> 21:33.750 Women throw themselves at him all the time. 21:33.751 --> 21:35.627 I mean, he could lay off the cologne, but-- 21:35.628 --> 21:37.754 Boltz needs to be added to the suspect list. 21:37.755 --> 21:41.133 Maybe he's wearing cologne to cover up a weird smell. We know his office 21:41.134 --> 21:42.759 - uses Borawash. - Nah. 21:42.760 --> 21:44.511 No way. He can't be a rapist. 21:44.512 --> 21:46.888 Rape isn't about having access to women. 21:46.889 --> 21:48.933 It's about having power over them. 21:50.059 --> 21:52.519 - Why didn't Abby go to the police? - Um... 21:52.520 --> 21:54.479 she was scared that no one would believe her, 21:54.480 --> 21:56.816 which was pretty intuitive, judging by your reaction. 21:58.234 --> 22:00.278 No, she was... probably dressed slutty. 22:02.655 --> 22:05.366 Maybe she... wore a short dress? 22:10.288 --> 22:12.081 Doesn't matter what she was wearing. 22:15.043 --> 22:17.002 If Bill drugged her, it was premeditated. 22:17.003 --> 22:19.380 People don't just happen to have roofies on them. 22:26.220 --> 22:28.722 She has multiple cuts on her clitoris 22:28.723 --> 22:30.224 and both sets of labia. 22:33.102 --> 22:34.811 Our killer raped Henna with his knife. 22:34.812 --> 22:35.938 Whoa. 22:38.232 --> 22:39.983 That's new, right? 22:39.984 --> 22:42.402 I mean, he ain't done that before. 22:42.403 --> 22:43.738 No. 22:44.906 --> 22:46.991 You want to tell me how she asked for it, Pete? 23:05.927 --> 23:08.678 "Abby was dressed slutty." 23:08.679 --> 23:12.266 I never said Pete was the world's most progressive thinker. 23:13.434 --> 23:15.393 Do you think Abby's right? 23:15.394 --> 23:17.062 That she was the killer's intended victim? 23:17.063 --> 23:21.609 The hotshot reporter strangled by the murderer she made a star? 23:23.569 --> 23:24.695 Uh... 23:26.072 --> 23:28.281 He covers his tracks. 23:28.282 --> 23:30.450 No DNA, no prints, yet 23:30.451 --> 23:32.953 he seems to crave notoriety at the same time. 23:32.954 --> 23:34.412 If Boltz was the killer, 23:34.413 --> 23:36.207 he would've known that Henna wasn't Abby. 23:37.208 --> 23:38.500 Well, maybe it was dark, 23:38.501 --> 23:41.087 and he had no idea her sister was staying there. 23:42.171 --> 23:45.006 So Henna was a mistake, and then he just had to finish the job? 23:45.007 --> 23:47.260 When a murderer starts his ritual, he can't stop himself. 23:49.178 --> 23:50.679 Whoever his intended victim was, 23:50.680 --> 23:54.266 he meant for her to suffer intensely. 23:54.267 --> 23:55.517 [Benton sighs] We know 23:55.518 --> 23:58.687 he's a psychopathic sexual sadist hiding in plain sight. 23:58.688 --> 24:00.981 He functions well in society, 24:00.982 --> 24:02.817 has above-average intelligence. 24:04.068 --> 24:06.987 Do you think it was the killer who hacked the OCME 24:06.988 --> 24:08.656 to search for Lori's case file? 24:09.907 --> 24:11.992 Could be. 24:11.993 --> 24:13.952 Or... 24:13.953 --> 24:16.581 could be someone looking to damage your credibility. 24:19.333 --> 24:21.002 Shit. [laughs] 24:31.053 --> 24:32.305 I met her once. 24:34.891 --> 24:36.434 Lori Petersen. 24:39.395 --> 24:41.396 Where? 24:41.397 --> 24:43.398 At a med conference. 24:43.399 --> 24:46.067 She asked me about work-life balance, 24:46.068 --> 24:47.904 and, um... 24:49.947 --> 24:51.824 ...yeah, who-who knows what I told her. 24:55.828 --> 24:59.789 Is there anyone you trust who could privately help you trace the hack? 24:59.790 --> 25:01.875 Apart from my 11-year-old niece? 25:01.876 --> 25:05.963 Oh, yes, that... that adorable one. 25:07.506 --> 25:08.798 Yeah. 25:08.799 --> 25:10.634 That adorable one 25:10.635 --> 25:14.346 happened to see you at the movies the other night 25:14.347 --> 25:16.891 with your wife and your daughters. 25:19.143 --> 25:20.352 And she asked me 25:20.353 --> 25:22.230 if I knew if they existed. 25:25.566 --> 25:27.108 [sighs] 25:27.109 --> 25:30.196 That must've been awkward for you. 25:44.418 --> 25:46.337 [sighs] 25:46.671 --> 25:48.339 Hey, what if we flush him out? 25:50.007 --> 25:51.007 [clears throat] 25:51.008 --> 25:52.759 You said the killer craves notoriety. 25:52.760 --> 25:56.429 It-it... seems to be fueling him. 25:56.430 --> 25:58.349 So, what would humiliation do? 25:59.767 --> 26:02.769 You want to humiliate him? How? 26:02.770 --> 26:05.856 What if we make his medical condition public? 26:11.028 --> 26:12.405 - Hmm. - Hmm. 26:14.323 --> 26:15.699 [Abby] What the fuck 26:15.700 --> 26:17.701 is Maple Syrup Urine Disease? 26:17.702 --> 26:19.119 It's a condition where 26:19.120 --> 26:21.454 the body can't process certain amino acids. 26:21.455 --> 26:24.332 So they build up and accumulate in the blood and the urine. 26:24.333 --> 26:26.751 We suspect the killer has this disease, 26:26.752 --> 26:30.088 based on the smell that you 26:30.089 --> 26:32.590 and Mr. Petersen noticed at both crime scenes. 26:32.591 --> 26:34.759 Never heard of it. Sounds made up. 26:34.760 --> 26:35.885 [Scarpetta] Well, it's real. 26:35.886 --> 26:38.305 The tech just doesn't exist right now to identify it 26:38.306 --> 26:40.598 as a genetic defect from his DNA. 26:40.599 --> 26:42.852 But the killer doesn't know that. 26:45.187 --> 26:47.480 So, you, um... 26:47.481 --> 26:51.277 you want me to explain the basics of DNA testing in the article? 26:52.653 --> 26:55.155 Make this asshole think that you've somehow discovered 26:55.156 --> 26:57.782 his genetic defect or whatever 26:57.783 --> 27:01.996 via a new form of testing that doesn't exist? 27:03.247 --> 27:04.247 Yeah. 27:04.248 --> 27:06.249 Uh, but there's more. 27:06.250 --> 27:10.587 Um, if the condition goes untreated, 27:10.588 --> 27:13.923 the amino acids build up in the brain and they cause mental deficiencies. 27:13.924 --> 27:15.425 [Abby] So you're saying he's retarded. 27:15.426 --> 27:19.679 I think our killer prides himself on having an above-average IQ. 27:19.680 --> 27:23.267 And it... it would bruise his ego to suggest otherwise. 27:24.852 --> 27:28.813 The hope being that the article can rattle his cage enough 27:28.814 --> 27:31.233 to flush him out, expose him. 27:32.318 --> 27:34.027 [Scarpetta] Don't be specific about the disease. 27:34.028 --> 27:36.196 Refer to it as a "metabolic disorder." 27:36.197 --> 27:37.280 [Benton] Abby? 27:37.281 --> 27:40.368 You... you can't improvise. 27:41.369 --> 27:42.828 It could blow up the whole investigation. 27:48.793 --> 27:51.169 I came by your house the other night to warn you about Boltz 27:51.170 --> 27:53.672 when I heard you guys dated. 27:54.757 --> 27:56.674 Oh, we didn't... um... 27:56.675 --> 28:01.055 Anyway, I saw you had company, so I drove off. 28:03.474 --> 28:06.101 Uh, may I, uh, use the phone? 28:06.102 --> 28:07.436 There's one in the kitchen. 28:09.313 --> 28:11.315 [Scarpetta clears throat quietly] 28:14.902 --> 28:16.277 Do you mind? Can I... 28:16.278 --> 28:17.737 have one of... 28:17.738 --> 28:19.281 Sure. 28:26.038 --> 28:27.331 [sighs] 28:30.501 --> 28:31.877 How are you? 28:36.006 --> 28:38.467 It feels not real. 28:39.552 --> 28:41.594 My sister being gone, all of it. 28:41.595 --> 28:43.681 [quiet, emotional music playing] 28:46.016 --> 28:47.017 Yeah. 28:48.185 --> 28:52.730 Some people say grief is like a wave. It, uh, topples you down, 28:52.731 --> 28:56.151 tackles you, it strangles your chest and then... 28:56.152 --> 29:01.073 and then, just when you think you'll never breathe again... 29:03.909 --> 29:07.705 ...suddenly, you bob up, squinting in the light. 29:11.417 --> 29:15.004 That's... that's if you can bear the light. 29:18.215 --> 29:21.801 I had a very different opinion of you before today, 29:21.802 --> 29:24.263 and it wasn't positive. 29:25.389 --> 29:26.890 That's okay. [chuckles] 29:26.891 --> 29:28.809 I didn't really like you, either. 29:30.686 --> 29:33.021 But I was wrong. 29:33.022 --> 29:36.775 And I'm sorry for what Bill did to you. 29:40.112 --> 29:41.989 Men. [sniffles] 29:43.240 --> 29:45.658 The entitlement. 29:45.659 --> 29:48.996 The taking. And the fucking taking. 29:51.081 --> 29:53.083 I picked the wrong kind of job. 29:54.418 --> 29:57.212 No one, no one should be driven from what they love 29:57.213 --> 30:01.133 by someone who feels entitled to it just by breathing. 30:05.346 --> 30:09.599 I assume you saw who I was with at my house the other night. 30:09.600 --> 30:11.476 I did. 30:11.477 --> 30:12.811 Yeah. 30:13.812 --> 30:15.772 I can be counted on to keep a secret. 30:15.773 --> 30:18.358 [dramatic music playing] 30:18.359 --> 30:19.610 Thank you. 30:25.783 --> 30:27.785 ♪ ♪ 30:30.955 --> 30:32.872 How did Cammie end up by the water? 30:32.873 --> 30:35.083 Why did she leave the path? 30:35.084 --> 30:38.086 If you run, you run. 30:38.087 --> 30:41.090 Unless somebody's chasing you, right? 30:42.091 --> 30:45.843 You know, I did a little digging, and that landlord, Cliff? 30:45.844 --> 30:49.013 Turns out, he's got a fishing license and a boat 30:49.014 --> 30:50.932 that he docks right here. 30:50.933 --> 30:52.684 - Here? - Yeah. Pretty convenient way 30:52.685 --> 30:54.395 to explain your presence, right? 30:55.396 --> 30:58.356 - If anyone was to see you. - Hmm. 30:58.357 --> 31:00.442 [Marino] Uh, hang on, hang on. 31:02.278 --> 31:04.321 - It was this way. - Yeah. 31:10.286 --> 31:15.416 [Scarpetta] How did Cammie end up by the river? 31:16.500 --> 31:18.502 [contemplative music playing] 31:23.716 --> 31:26.009 [Scarpetta] I'm running on the trail. 31:26.010 --> 31:27.635 It's dark, it's quiet. 31:27.636 --> 31:29.387 Thoughts disappear. 31:29.388 --> 31:31.055 Just my footsteps. 31:31.056 --> 31:32.724 [dark music playing] 31:32.725 --> 31:35.143 [Marino] I've been waiting for you. 31:35.144 --> 31:36.561 Watching you. 31:36.562 --> 31:38.062 - [panting] - I hear the voice in my head: 31:38.063 --> 31:40.106 "This is her. 31:40.107 --> 31:42.066 - [twig snaps] - [yelps] 31:42.067 --> 31:43.151 This is her." 31:43.152 --> 31:45.112 ♪ ♪ 31:46.322 --> 31:48.323 [whimpering] No. No! 31:48.324 --> 31:50.116 No! [grunts] 31:50.117 --> 31:51.869 [screams] 31:52.911 --> 31:54.662 [grunting] 31:54.663 --> 31:56.624 [loud grunt] 31:57.916 --> 32:00.502 [muffled yelling] 32:07.176 --> 32:09.427 [thunder rumbles in distance] 32:09.428 --> 32:11.805 [insects trilling] 32:14.933 --> 32:16.602 [Marino] You spraying for blood? 32:17.770 --> 32:19.104 No. 32:20.898 --> 32:22.815 I'm spraying for the penny. 32:22.816 --> 32:25.234 You think that the penny's a signature? 32:25.235 --> 32:27.236 Maybe. 32:27.237 --> 32:28.739 Turn that off. 32:43.170 --> 32:45.422 [atmospheric music playing] 32:50.719 --> 32:51.720 [Marino] Huh. 32:53.681 --> 32:56.182 Get the fuck out of here. 32:56.183 --> 32:58.268 [train passing by] 33:01.105 --> 33:03.981 - Evening. - Good evening to you. 33:03.982 --> 33:07.527 Might I interest you in a little vino? 33:07.528 --> 33:09.988 - No, thanks. - Okay. 33:11.156 --> 33:12.700 [Dorothy] Mmm. 33:15.160 --> 33:16.744 That's an $800 sip. 33:16.745 --> 33:19.205 Wow, fancy. 33:19.206 --> 33:20.832 Want me to leave you a little cash on the counter? 33:20.833 --> 33:22.542 No, I do not. 33:22.543 --> 33:27.046 I just thought that maybe you'd like to be aware of what it is that you're imbibing. 33:27.047 --> 33:29.465 - That is a Château Lafite Rothschild. - Mmm. 33:29.466 --> 33:32.468 I had one of 300 limited cases-- 33:32.469 --> 33:34.804 now 299-- in existence. 33:34.805 --> 33:37.265 [Dorothy] Ah. Well, you don't care about money. 33:37.266 --> 33:40.685 You spurn it like those who've always had it. 33:40.686 --> 33:45.064 And you spurn it because it came to you too easy and makes you feel like a phony. 33:45.065 --> 33:48.401 Okay. [laughs] 33:48.402 --> 33:49.777 Here we go. 33:49.778 --> 33:51.612 We're talking like in-laws now. 33:51.613 --> 33:55.199 - I love it! - I am a psychologist, as was my mother, 33:55.200 --> 33:57.786 and as such, I do have some insights into things. 33:59.329 --> 34:01.915 Really? That's so interesting. 34:03.417 --> 34:07.170 I just, I'm wondering, with all of your, uh, 34:07.171 --> 34:11.633 genetic passed-on psychological insights... 34:12.718 --> 34:17.722 ...if you ever gleaned that my husband Peter Marino 34:17.723 --> 34:21.392 was and is in love 34:21.393 --> 34:23.352 with your wife? 34:23.353 --> 34:25.439 [low, dark music playing] 34:31.278 --> 34:32.988 [Scarpetta sighs] 34:34.615 --> 34:36.741 - [scoffs] - What? 34:36.742 --> 34:38.576 - Shit. - What is it? 34:38.577 --> 34:42.622 [sniffles] Reddy is summoning me to his office tomorrow morning, so... 34:42.623 --> 34:45.833 - Oh, shit. - ...I'm, I'm being fired. 34:45.834 --> 34:47.460 You're not being fired. What are you talking about? 34:47.461 --> 34:49.003 Yeah, no, I am. 34:49.004 --> 34:50.254 - It say that on the thing? - I'm definitely being fired. 34:50.255 --> 34:51.506 - Come on. - And this expedition 34:51.507 --> 34:53.633 to, uh, Daingerfield Island, 34:53.634 --> 34:55.635 that probably sealed the deal, so... 34:55.636 --> 34:57.763 Jumping to conclusions. 35:00.849 --> 35:03.601 Do you tell Dorothy everything? 35:03.602 --> 35:06.354 Well, put it this way, if... 35:06.355 --> 35:09.900 if I don't, after a couple of drinks, it's gonna come out anyway, so... 35:11.026 --> 35:13.319 Tell you, though, I wish she wouldn't tell me so much. 35:13.320 --> 35:16.113 'Cause your sister's got the gift of gab. 35:16.114 --> 35:19.826 Can you believe Benton hid this shit from me? 35:19.827 --> 35:22.037 Yeah, but it's kind of his job, you know? 35:23.163 --> 35:24.747 I mean, he kind of had to, right? 35:24.748 --> 35:26.583 - Come on. - What? 35:27.584 --> 35:29.210 - You wouldn't do that. - I-I... Well, that's different, 35:29.211 --> 35:30.670 you know, I never had... 35:30.671 --> 35:33.590 I never had that much sense when it came to you. Right? 35:34.758 --> 35:36.676 Marino is not in love with Kay. 35:36.677 --> 35:39.428 Well, that's not what Janet says. 35:39.429 --> 35:43.724 Janet? Oh, oh, we-we go by Janet now? 35:43.725 --> 35:45.685 - She's not even really a person. - Oh, no... [shushes] 35:45.686 --> 35:47.103 You're not allowed to say that. 35:47.104 --> 35:50.773 No, no, no, I have been course-corrected on that score for the last couple days. 35:50.774 --> 35:53.234 - [sighs] - No. Can't say it. 35:53.235 --> 35:57.697 You know, you-you may not know this, but I see it all the time with men. 35:57.698 --> 36:02.243 You kn-- Kay is conventionally beautiful, she's smart, tall. 36:02.244 --> 36:05.329 - Men are often beguiled by her. - Yeah. You know what else she is? 36:05.330 --> 36:07.456 [dramatic music playing] 36:07.457 --> 36:10.126 She's selfish. 36:10.127 --> 36:11.961 She is. She's selfish. 36:11.962 --> 36:16.424 She's the kind of woman who blows off her niece's birthday party. 36:16.425 --> 36:20.846 And she's also the type of woman who forces her brother-in-law to work for her. 36:22.931 --> 36:26.894 Now, I mean, what's that about? 36:32.190 --> 36:34.442 I think you've had a lot of sense when it comes to me. 36:34.443 --> 36:35.777 Well... 36:37.571 --> 36:40.364 I always felt protective of you. 36:40.365 --> 36:42.116 It's a lot of years we're working together, right? 36:42.117 --> 36:44.702 Which, by the way, how am I gonna keep a secret from you? 36:44.703 --> 36:47.163 Well, you'd think Benton would feel the same, right? 36:47.164 --> 36:49.874 Couples fight. Couples fight, they make up, they-they move through it. 36:49.875 --> 36:51.083 You're gonna move through it. 36:51.084 --> 36:52.168 - Just... - Okay. 36:52.169 --> 36:53.503 ...maybe take it down a notch, you know? 36:55.172 --> 36:56.340 What? 36:57.424 --> 36:58.716 Up on your high horse... 36:58.717 --> 37:00.968 - Excuse me? Excuse me? - Well, you know, 37:00.969 --> 37:02.386 - High horse? Come on. - ...getting all up in arms 37:02.387 --> 37:03.971 about Benton's silence 37:03.972 --> 37:06.641 and, I mean, you got a pretty big secret yourself 37:06.642 --> 37:08.059 you've been hiding from him, right? 37:08.060 --> 37:10.728 Okay, there are secrets and then there are necessary secrets... 37:10.729 --> 37:13.314 - What-- - ...and the necessary ones need to hold. 37:13.315 --> 37:15.983 [Dorothy] You're saying that you have never wondered 37:15.984 --> 37:20.821 what they're getting up to on their nightly, uh, joyrides? 37:20.822 --> 37:23.491 I-I know my wife. 37:23.492 --> 37:24.742 Oh, you do? 37:24.743 --> 37:26.953 - Mm-hmm. - Oh, good. Perfect. 37:26.954 --> 37:29.246 - Perfect. - You think I don't? 37:29.247 --> 37:31.332 I think you know the parts 37:31.333 --> 37:34.251 of her that she wants you to know. 37:34.252 --> 37:37.838 You ever think, maybe if, if you told him the truth all those years ago, 37:37.839 --> 37:41.092 that maybe he might, in some, you know, butterfly effect 37:41.093 --> 37:44.595 kind of scenario, have told you the truth now? 37:44.596 --> 37:46.514 [tense music playing] 37:46.515 --> 37:47.932 Maybe, right? 37:47.933 --> 37:49.934 It's been a long time, Dorothy. 37:49.935 --> 37:51.811 I think I know a little more than that. 37:51.812 --> 37:54.105 [breathes deeply] 37:54.106 --> 37:56.023 [Dorothy] Huh. 37:56.024 --> 37:58.484 Okay. 37:58.485 --> 38:02.154 Well, then, you know... 38:02.155 --> 38:05.366 why she is so freaked out 38:05.367 --> 38:09.870 that this Matt Petersen case has come back to haunt her. 38:09.871 --> 38:11.539 Yeah. 38:11.540 --> 38:14.709 Because it was her first big serial case. She... 38:14.710 --> 38:16.461 she couldn't be wrong. 38:23.343 --> 38:25.178 Mm, no. 38:26.471 --> 38:27.805 No. [clears throat] 38:27.806 --> 38:29.307 That's not it. 38:34.813 --> 38:36.731 [tongue clicks] 38:36.732 --> 38:38.441 You don't know, do you? 38:38.442 --> 38:41.318 Stop being cryptic. 38:41.319 --> 38:42.988 Know what? 38:52.080 --> 38:53.582 Ask her. 38:56.418 --> 38:59.254 I'll write you a check for the bottle. 39:00.797 --> 39:02.090 [softly] Good. 39:03.216 --> 39:05.843 - [rapid knocking on door] - [Dorothy] I'm here! 39:05.844 --> 39:07.595 - Mom? - [knocking continues] 39:07.596 --> 39:10.932 [Dorothy] Oh, come on. It's cold out here. 39:13.769 --> 39:16.521 - [Scarpetta] Whoa, you actually came. - Of course I came. 39:17.606 --> 39:18.731 Lulu. 39:18.732 --> 39:20.274 What are you doing here? 39:20.275 --> 39:22.276 Oh. Your aunt called 39:22.277 --> 39:24.987 and told me there's a maniac murderer running rampant, 39:24.988 --> 39:26.447 and I had to come get you. 39:26.448 --> 39:28.074 Okay, well, not those exact words. 39:28.075 --> 39:30.409 - Why would you do that? - Well, 39:30.410 --> 39:32.578 in fairness, I never thought she'd come. 39:32.579 --> 39:36.874 Uh, but Luce, my work has become complicated and dangerous, 39:36.875 --> 39:40.544 and I just, I-I can't spend the kind of time that I want with you. 39:40.545 --> 39:43.048 Well, I'm not going. 39:45.050 --> 39:48.677 I know I've been a shit mom, 39:48.678 --> 39:51.764 but I'm a work in progress. 39:51.765 --> 39:54.433 Well, I want to stay and help with the investigation. 39:54.434 --> 39:56.143 [Dorothy] You're an 11-year-old kid. 39:56.144 --> 39:58.271 What are you gonna do? 40:01.441 --> 40:03.776 You gotta be kidding me. 40:03.777 --> 40:05.194 You're the one who called me. 40:05.195 --> 40:07.780 I am taking my daughter home where she is safe. 40:07.781 --> 40:08.989 [Scarpetta] It's just... 40:08.990 --> 40:11.283 I-I, I mean, I could use her help 40:11.284 --> 40:13.954 trying to figure out who hacked my computer system. 40:15.747 --> 40:19.542 It might lead us to the killer, and no one would ever know that Lucy was involved. 40:19.543 --> 40:21.628 Please. 40:23.213 --> 40:25.339 [groans] Whatever. 40:25.340 --> 40:27.424 Yay. I'll get the wine. 40:27.425 --> 40:29.844 I could use the break anyway. 40:29.845 --> 40:32.012 - From your husband of one week? - [sighs] 40:32.013 --> 40:34.557 Men just get so clingy. 40:34.558 --> 40:36.017 Just when you don't want them to be. 40:38.145 --> 40:39.270 [exhales] 40:39.271 --> 40:41.021 Perfect. 40:41.022 --> 40:43.524 Gotta take the edge off with a killer on the loose. 40:43.525 --> 40:46.193 Eh, you're not really his type. 40:46.194 --> 40:50.447 As Mick Jagger famously said of me, I'm everybody's type. 40:50.448 --> 40:52.992 - You don't know Mick Jagger. - Of course I do. 40:52.993 --> 40:54.827 - She's such a liar. - I am not. 40:54.828 --> 40:56.328 - Oh, my God. - [laughs] 40:56.329 --> 40:58.247 Ugh, and she's just acting so hurt 40:58.248 --> 41:01.917 that I don't want to live in an Airbnb with them. 41:01.918 --> 41:03.335 Like... [sighs] 41:03.336 --> 41:06.172 [Janet] She's hurt because you take no interest in her. 41:06.173 --> 41:08.632 - Oh. - Well, you don't read her books 41:08.633 --> 41:10.301 or treat her like a person. 41:10.302 --> 41:13.137 I mean, you take her for granted. 41:13.138 --> 41:15.973 [scoffs] So, what, you're just gonna be on her side all the time now? 41:15.974 --> 41:18.726 - I'm not on any side, I just... - Okay. 41:18.727 --> 41:20.936 ...think you could be nicer to her. 41:20.937 --> 41:22.146 Mm. 41:22.147 --> 41:26.400 You know, she might not always be around. 41:26.401 --> 41:28.737 What the fuck does that mean? 41:30.488 --> 41:31.739 Nothing. 41:31.740 --> 41:34.158 No, seriously. What does it mean? 41:34.159 --> 41:36.911 - I didn't mean anything. - [phone ringing] 41:36.912 --> 41:38.747 Okay? 41:40.749 --> 41:43.667 Oh. I, um... 41:43.668 --> 41:46.379 - I have to take this. Okay? - Luce... 41:47.380 --> 41:49.381 [sighs] 41:49.382 --> 41:51.217 Hey. Oh. 41:51.218 --> 41:53.093 - [Fruge over FaceTime] Hey. - Hi. 41:53.094 --> 41:54.970 - [clears throat] - Hi. 41:54.971 --> 41:57.932 I-I wasn't sure you were gonna pick up. 41:57.933 --> 42:00.518 So, um, what's the latest? 42:02.103 --> 42:04.605 Uh, we still can't locate Jinx Slater. 42:04.606 --> 42:07.191 - Mm. - He's just disappeared. 42:07.192 --> 42:09.361 Or he was disappeared. 42:10.362 --> 42:13.155 - Spoken like an ex-fed. - Okay. 42:13.156 --> 42:17.744 Okay, hold up, is that "I, I Want to Believe"? 42:20.247 --> 42:21.747 - Yeah. Scully. - Scully? 42:21.748 --> 42:23.791 Yeah, duh. 42:23.792 --> 42:26.627 Okay, so, good taste. 42:26.628 --> 42:28.755 - Cool. - Mm-hmm. 42:30.757 --> 42:35.469 Have you given any more thought to, um, that rain check? 42:35.470 --> 42:37.471 Oh, with your bottle of something shitty? 42:37.472 --> 42:39.848 Yeah, I, uh... 42:39.849 --> 42:41.643 I have. 42:43.311 --> 42:45.271 I have. I... 42:45.272 --> 42:49.317 I-I certainly... have. 42:53.947 --> 42:55.865 Okay. 42:59.536 --> 43:02.122 [thunder rumbles] 43:03.873 --> 43:05.083 [keys jingling] 43:17.304 --> 43:18.638 [exhales] 43:26.938 --> 43:28.940 - Hey. - Hey. 43:34.487 --> 43:37.072 I shouldn't have acted like that at your work. 43:37.073 --> 43:38.824 Uh, that was not right. 43:38.825 --> 43:40.618 I'm sorry about that. 43:42.412 --> 43:43.871 [Scarpetta exhales] 43:43.872 --> 43:45.081 [Benton grunts] 43:48.460 --> 43:49.919 [Scarpetta scoffs] 43:50.920 --> 43:52.796 You want to say anything or... 43:52.797 --> 43:55.049 What happened with the Matt Petersen case 43:55.050 --> 43:58.219 that made you so afraid for it to come back into question? 43:59.763 --> 44:01.555 - You're drunk. - So what? 44:01.556 --> 44:03.432 Everyone drinks in this house. 44:03.433 --> 44:05.351 Isn't that so? They drink, they fight. 44:05.352 --> 44:07.186 I mean, I want to know your secret. That's all. 44:07.187 --> 44:09.313 - God... My secret? - Just want to know your secret. 44:09.314 --> 44:10.773 - What secret? - You have a secret 44:10.774 --> 44:13.525 - you haven't you told me. - I... 44:13.526 --> 44:15.486 What are you talking about? 44:15.487 --> 44:18.155 What happened with the Petersen case that made you so afraid for it 44:18.156 --> 44:20.367 to come back into question? 44:21.701 --> 44:23.203 Nothing. 44:24.204 --> 44:26.663 Did you sleep with him, Kay? 44:26.664 --> 44:28.624 You're crazy. No, I did not sleep... 44:28.625 --> 44:29.917 - I don't know what you're... - Well, you dated Boltz 44:29.918 --> 44:31.877 - and never told me. ...talking about now, this is you... 44:31.878 --> 44:33.170 I never dated Boltz. 44:33.171 --> 44:35.589 - I told you everything. - Dorothy told me. Dorothy knows. 44:35.590 --> 44:37.467 I've told... 44:39.177 --> 44:41.178 What did Dorothy say? 44:41.179 --> 44:43.013 No, what did Dorothy say? 44:43.014 --> 44:44.723 I'll bet Marino knows, too. 44:44.724 --> 44:46.809 No, what did Dorothy say to you? 44:46.810 --> 44:49.269 - Should I ask Pete? - [thunder rumbles] 44:49.270 --> 44:52.147 - I'm not getting anything from you. - Where is this coming from? 44:52.148 --> 44:54.274 Where is it coming from? It's coming from me. 44:54.275 --> 44:55.943 Me, your husband. 44:55.944 --> 44:58.278 I am asking you to be honest with me. 44:58.279 --> 44:59.446 Tell me the fucking truth, Kay, 44:59.447 --> 45:00.864 - or I'm leaving. - There is no truth. 45:00.865 --> 45:03.450 There's no truth. There's no lie. There's nothing. 45:03.451 --> 45:06.913 And if you want to leave, then leave. Just leave. 45:08.623 --> 45:10.165 Disappointing. 45:10.166 --> 45:12.252 [somber music playing] 45:15.839 --> 45:18.007 [thunder rumbling] 45:22.178 --> 45:24.431 [sighs] Fuck. 45:28.059 --> 45:30.061 ♪ ♪ 45:35.525 --> 45:36.734 [sniffles] 45:38.361 --> 45:39.696 [sighs] 46:01.551 --> 46:03.553 [♪ Lou Reed sings "Perfect Day"] 46:12.687 --> 46:16.399 ♪ Just a perfect day ♪ 46:17.775 --> 46:21.488 ♪ Drink sangria in the park ♪ 46:22.530 --> 46:24.698 ♪ And then later ♪ 46:24.699 --> 46:28.160 ♪ When it gets dark, we go home ♪ 46:28.161 --> 46:29.704 [sighs] 46:33.708 --> 46:36.251 ♪ Just a perfect day ♪ 46:36.252 --> 46:37.836 [fly buzzes] 46:37.837 --> 46:41.674 ♪ Feed animals in the zoo ♪ 46:43.134 --> 46:47.095 ♪ Then later a movie, too, and then home ♪ 46:47.096 --> 46:49.097 [buzzing] 46:49.098 --> 46:50.850 Oh, shit. 46:51.935 --> 46:56.355 ♪ Oh, it's such a perfect day ♪ 46:56.356 --> 46:59.984 ♪ I'm glad I spent it with you ♪ 47:02.946 --> 47:05.739 ♪ Oh, such a perfect day ♪ 47:05.740 --> 47:08.951 ♪ You just keep me hanging on ♪ 47:08.952 --> 47:10.537 [electricity sparks] 47:11.287 --> 47:15.416 ♪ You just keep me hanging on ♪ 47:19.921 --> 47:22.381 ♪ Just a perfect day ♪ 47:22.382 --> 47:24.800 [electricity crackling] 47:24.801 --> 47:27.929 ♪ Problems all left alone ♪ 47:29.472 --> 47:32.141 ♪ Weekenders on our own ♪ 47:32.684 --> 47:35.687 ♪ It's such fun ♪ 47:40.149 --> 47:42.569 ♪ Just a perfect day ♪ 47:44.153 --> 47:47.615 ♪ You made me forget myself ♪ 47:49.200 --> 47:52.869 ♪ I thought I was someone else ♪ 47:52.870 --> 47:55.206 ♪ Someone good ♪ 47:58.251 --> 48:03.005 ♪ Oh, it's such a perfect day ♪ 48:03.006 --> 48:08.343 ♪ I'm glad I spent it with you ♪ 48:08.344 --> 48:12.180 ♪ Oh, such a perfect day ♪ 48:12.181 --> 48:15.935 ♪ You just keep me hanging on ♪ 48:16.936 --> 48:22.317 ♪ You just keep me hanging on ♪ 48:37.999 --> 48:40.167 ♪ You're going to reap ♪ 48:40.168 --> 48:43.254 ♪ Just what you sow ♪ 48:47.884 --> 48:50.636 ♪ You're going to reap ♪ 48:50.637 --> 48:54.432 ♪ Just what you sow ♪ 48:57.935 --> 49:00.270 ♪ You're going to reap ♪ 49:00.271 --> 49:03.358 ♪ Just what you sow ♪ 49:07.570 --> 49:09.946 ♪ You're going to reap ♪ 49:09.947 --> 49:13.660 ♪ Just what you sow ♪ 49:43.064 --> 49:45.066 ♪ ♪