WEBVTT 00:06.048 --> 00:07.465 - [siren wailing] - [reporter] In tragic news this morning, 00:07.466 --> 00:10.385 it is widely presumed that this marks the fourth killing in a-- 00:10.386 --> 00:11.803 [dramatic music playing] 00:11.804 --> 00:12.929 [Scarpetta] I met her once. 00:12.930 --> 00:14.431 - Lori Petersen. - [Benton] Where? 00:14.432 --> 00:15.432 At a med conference. 00:15.433 --> 00:19.144 The syrupy sick smell. What if our killer has a syndrome, 00:19.145 --> 00:21.771 an illness that creates the odor, so that's why he keeps washing, 00:21.772 --> 00:22.939 to mask the smell. 00:22.940 --> 00:25.650 You knew Matt Petersen had nothing to do with Gwen Hainey's death, 00:25.651 --> 00:26.818 and you lied to me. 00:26.819 --> 00:30.321 The Cammie Ramada case was ruled an accidental death. 00:30.322 --> 00:32.907 - [Scarpetta] Well, that's a cover-up. - [Debbie] The night on Daingerfield, 00:32.908 --> 00:34.826 Reddy said that he had his wife in the car, 00:34.827 --> 00:36.202 but it looked like Maggie to me. 00:36.203 --> 00:38.705 I'm ordering the exhumation of Cammie Ramada's body. 00:38.706 --> 00:42.834 Reddy is summoning me to his office tomorrow morning, so I'm being fired. 00:42.835 --> 00:45.670 - What the fuck does that mean? - I didn't mean anything. 00:45.671 --> 00:47.172 - [phone ringing] - I have to take this, okay? 00:47.173 --> 00:48.256 Luce. 00:48.257 --> 00:52.051 - Oh, hi. - I-I wasn't sure you were gonna pick up. 00:52.052 --> 00:53.762 - You don't know, do you? - Know what? 00:53.763 --> 00:55.263 Ask her. 00:55.264 --> 00:57.807 What happened with the Petersen case that made you so afraid for it 00:57.808 --> 01:00.393 - to come back into question? - What did Dorothy say? 01:00.394 --> 01:01.770 No, what did Dorothy say? 01:01.771 --> 01:03.354 I'll bet Marino knows, too. 01:03.355 --> 01:05.232 No, what did Dorothy say to you? 01:08.360 --> 01:10.362 [lighthearted music playing] 01:17.036 --> 01:20.330 [Dorothy] Sweetheart, did you not try it on before? 01:20.331 --> 01:24.000 This is my daughter, and she's getting married today, 01:24.001 --> 01:27.212 and nothing-- and I mean nothing-- 01:27.213 --> 01:29.380 is going to tarnish this holy event. 01:29.381 --> 01:30.590 - So, I need Rosa. - [Scarpetta] What's this I hear 01:30.591 --> 01:31.925 - about sleeves? What's going on? - [Dorothy] We're getting Rosa. 01:31.926 --> 01:32.967 It's gonna be fine, sweetheart. 01:32.968 --> 01:34.594 [Dorothy] No. Everything's fine. Everything's fine. Right? 01:34.595 --> 01:37.263 By the way, it's a wedding, so what would be a wedding 01:37.264 --> 01:38.431 without a little chaos? 01:38.432 --> 01:39.808 Your mother knows what she's talking about. 01:39.809 --> 01:41.309 Wow, is that a little funny about how many times 01:41.310 --> 01:42.602 - I've been married? - Just a little, yeah. 01:42.603 --> 01:43.812 - Have a laugh. - [Dorothy] Okay, well, I didn't... 01:43.813 --> 01:45.063 - Oh. Hi, Rosa. - [Rosa] Hi. 01:45.064 --> 01:47.398 [Dorothy] So, we're having a little sleeve problem. 01:47.399 --> 01:48.441 Yeah. 01:48.442 --> 01:51.570 - It's gonna be fine. - Kelly, I said creamy white. 01:52.613 --> 01:55.740 - Are you happy you got married? - Yes, of course. 01:55.741 --> 01:57.075 I'm so happy. 01:57.076 --> 01:59.828 I love him. I do. 01:59.829 --> 02:01.579 You're just scared. 02:01.580 --> 02:03.540 - Oh, God. Brace yourself. - [Dorothy] Just to be clear, 02:03.541 --> 02:07.126 all of my marriages were magical until the third year. 02:07.127 --> 02:09.128 That's when shit gets real. 02:09.129 --> 02:11.005 All the things that you found so charming 02:11.006 --> 02:12.465 start to bite you in the ass. 02:12.466 --> 02:14.884 You know, "I just, I love the way he's sort of 02:14.885 --> 02:17.053 so expressive and shares his feelings." 02:17.054 --> 02:18.763 And then, by the third year, 02:18.764 --> 02:21.683 "Would he just shut the fuck up about his fucking feelings?" 02:21.684 --> 02:23.560 - [Scarpetta] That's not my experience. - [Dorothy] Well, it's mine, 02:23.561 --> 02:25.061 - and everybody I know. - Come on. Let's just focus on Lucy. 02:25.062 --> 02:26.646 [Dorothy] Oh, I'm focused on Lucy. 02:26.647 --> 02:28.273 - I want this waistline in. - Why don't you just 02:28.274 --> 02:29.732 - bring it down a notch? - [Dorothy] I-- Oh. Okay. 02:29.733 --> 02:32.110 - [Scarpetta] All right? - Why don't you bring it up a notch? 02:32.111 --> 02:33.611 [exhales] 02:33.612 --> 02:35.697 [melancholy music playing] 02:35.698 --> 02:37.240 [quietly] I'm sorry. 02:37.241 --> 02:39.535 Babe? Janet? 02:41.078 --> 02:43.371 She's gotta be here somewhere. 02:43.372 --> 02:46.249 - Oh. - Thank you, thank you. Janet? 02:46.250 --> 02:47.626 Babe? 02:49.044 --> 02:51.045 Janet? 02:51.046 --> 02:52.630 Lucy? 02:52.631 --> 02:54.966 [gentle music playing] 02:54.967 --> 02:56.092 Wow. 02:56.093 --> 02:58.720 No, wait, we're not supposed to see each other. It's bad luck. 02:58.721 --> 03:01.431 We're two women. We're not supposed to be getting married at all. 03:01.432 --> 03:03.017 You better come in. 03:06.020 --> 03:08.438 Okay, what happened? 03:08.439 --> 03:11.149 - Well, my mother. My aunt. - Mm-hmm. 03:11.150 --> 03:13.943 - My sleeves were too long. - [laughs] 03:13.944 --> 03:16.863 Ugh, God. 03:16.864 --> 03:20.074 We've been together for three years, so are you gonna start, you know, 03:20.075 --> 03:22.911 hating the way that I'm always talking about coding and data 03:22.912 --> 03:27.916 and how I scream numbers in my sleep? 03:27.917 --> 03:29.542 I don't know. 03:29.543 --> 03:32.921 Are you gonna start to hate the way I always drool on the pillow? 03:32.922 --> 03:37.342 Or how my five-second rule is actually more like 28 seconds? 03:37.343 --> 03:40.887 These are terrible vows. 03:40.888 --> 03:42.221 - Yeah, they're the worst. - [laughs] 03:42.222 --> 03:44.433 Oh, God. [sniffles] 03:46.185 --> 03:48.645 How about the way you look at me? 03:48.646 --> 03:52.775 With love, light, and longing. 03:54.360 --> 03:58.196 Or the way you're always present. 03:58.197 --> 04:04.786 Letting time move through you, instead of moving through time. 04:04.787 --> 04:07.289 [sweet, gentle music playing] 04:10.209 --> 04:11.251 Hey. 04:12.628 --> 04:13.921 I've got you. 04:21.804 --> 04:23.931 [laughs] 04:30.229 --> 04:32.522 I love you. 04:32.523 --> 04:35.776 Oh, I love you. 04:36.777 --> 04:38.779 [♪ "Illegals / Morgue" by Mark Isham playing] 05:01.802 --> 05:03.721 - ♪ ♪ - [no audible dialogue] 05:05.848 --> 05:07.975 [no audible dialogue] 05:19.319 --> 05:22.031 ♪ ♪ 05:24.908 --> 05:26.451 [whistles] 05:26.452 --> 05:29.413 - [guests cheering] - [♪ ABBA sings "Dancing Queen"] 05:30.956 --> 05:32.166 [laughs] 05:43.510 --> 05:46.179 ♪ Ooh ♪ 05:46.180 --> 05:51.267 ♪ You can dance, you can jive ♪ 05:51.268 --> 05:54.520 ♪ having the time of your life ♪ 05:54.521 --> 05:59.734 ♪ Ooh, see that girl, watch that scene ♪ 05:59.735 --> 06:02.738 ♪ digging the dancing queen... 06:06.867 --> 06:09.660 All turning! Ah...! 06:09.661 --> 06:15.875 What do they pay you to travel around, bloviate about psychos? 06:15.876 --> 06:18.211 Uh... you don't want to know, Pete. 06:18.212 --> 06:20.129 - No, I want to know. - That so? 06:20.130 --> 06:21.799 [Dorothy] Your wife wants you. 06:23.008 --> 06:24.467 Okay. Well, 06:24.468 --> 06:27.846 - uh, her wish is my command. - [laughs] 06:30.099 --> 06:32.391 Hell of a shindig. 06:32.392 --> 06:34.977 You know, I can tell when someone's spent a-a pretty penny, 06:34.978 --> 06:39.273 so best wishes, felicitations, and all that jazz. 06:39.274 --> 06:40.609 You did Lucy real nice. 06:41.777 --> 06:43.236 Thank you. 06:43.237 --> 06:44.862 ♪ You're in the mood for a dance... 06:44.863 --> 06:50.327 You know, weddings make even happy people feel lonely. 06:52.162 --> 06:53.538 ♪ You are the dancing queen... 06:53.539 --> 06:55.206 You ever been married, Peter? 06:55.207 --> 06:58.126 Have I ever been married? No. 06:58.127 --> 07:00.586 No, I like sleeping in the middle of my bed fine. 07:00.587 --> 07:02.965 [laughing] You're funny. 07:05.342 --> 07:06.552 Yeah. 07:08.345 --> 07:11.014 - Do you like martinis? - Yes. 07:12.391 --> 07:14.308 [♪ Donna Summer sings "Last Dance"] 07:14.309 --> 07:16.395 [laughter, indistinct chatter] 07:17.855 --> 07:19.189 [Janet whispers] I love you. 07:20.524 --> 07:24.902 I am so glad we don't live anywhere near your family. 07:24.903 --> 07:27.822 - Mm-hmm. - [laughs] You mean my crazy sister? 07:27.823 --> 07:29.782 - [fake gasp] No. - Yes, that's what you mean. 07:29.783 --> 07:31.659 - [laughs] - I love you. I love you. 07:31.660 --> 07:33.828 Do I tell you that enough? 07:33.829 --> 07:37.206 - ♪ Yes, it's my last chance... - [Dorothy laughing] 07:37.207 --> 07:38.666 Ooh, wow. 07:38.667 --> 07:40.668 - Very smooth. - [Marino] Well, thank you. 07:40.669 --> 07:42.753 - [Dorothy] Do I have consent? - Consent? For-- 07:42.754 --> 07:44.881 Looks like Pete's... 07:44.882 --> 07:46.757 - almost having fun. - What? 07:46.758 --> 07:48.634 - What do you think? - It's perfect. 07:48.635 --> 07:50.595 [Marino] Well, who knew this was gonna happen, huh? 07:50.596 --> 07:52.930 - ♪ I need you... - On our wedding day. 07:52.931 --> 07:55.016 - [Janet] I did not see that happening. - [Lucy] Oh, my God. 07:55.017 --> 07:56.184 ♪ by me... 07:56.185 --> 07:57.810 - Oh, my God. Are you-- - Not a big deal. 07:57.811 --> 07:59.645 Not a big deal. Eyes on me. 07:59.646 --> 08:03.650 ♪ beside me, to guide me ♪ 08:05.235 --> 08:09.739 ♪ So let's dance the last dance ♪ 08:09.740 --> 08:13.743 ♪ Let's dance the last dance ♪ 08:13.744 --> 08:17.872 - ♪ Let's dance this last dance t-- ♪ - [record scratch] 08:17.873 --> 08:19.458 Is it only 8:45? 08:20.667 --> 08:22.668 [ Lucy] Mm. 08:22.669 --> 08:25.839 Babe. We need to talk. 08:26.882 --> 08:29.800 That's the worst way to start a conversation. 08:29.801 --> 08:31.969 I want to talk about Blaise Fruge. 08:31.970 --> 08:33.429 What about her? 08:33.430 --> 08:35.765 You hate talking on the phone, 08:35.766 --> 08:39.143 and you were on the phone to her for 118 minutes last night. 08:39.144 --> 08:42.313 That's quite a party trick. Timing people's phone calls. 08:42.314 --> 08:44.148 Well, we all know what that means. 08:44.149 --> 08:46.484 No, we don't, because it doesn't mean anything. 08:46.485 --> 08:47.985 Then why can't you look at me? 08:47.986 --> 08:50.239 Because it doesn't mean anything. 08:52.449 --> 08:56.577 I'm helping with a case, and I like... 08:56.578 --> 09:01.540 I like it. It feels good to use that muscle again. 09:01.541 --> 09:04.502 It feels good to be part of... 09:04.503 --> 09:06.921 The real world? 09:06.922 --> 09:08.673 Yeah, I guess. 09:08.674 --> 09:10.801 Good. I can see that. 09:11.885 --> 09:14.011 Okay, great, so is this discussion over? 09:14.012 --> 09:17.432 No, because it isn't about the case. 09:18.892 --> 09:23.020 Look, Luce, it's okay for you to enjoy talking to someone else. 09:23.021 --> 09:25.606 And it's even okay if it's a really pretty girl. 09:25.607 --> 09:26.565 Look, I can't do this with you, Janet. 09:26.566 --> 09:27.608 - I... - I understand, but... 09:27.609 --> 09:29.027 I just... [sighs] 09:31.488 --> 09:32.990 [Lucy exhales] 09:34.324 --> 09:36.827 I think you have to consider that maybe your mother was right. 09:41.665 --> 09:42.999 How can you say that to me? 09:43.000 --> 09:45.918 We all love you, Lucy, and we want to see you thrive. 09:45.919 --> 09:47.004 Oh, fuck thriving. 09:48.547 --> 09:53.676 You... you... are supposed to be on my side. 09:53.677 --> 09:57.430 Your mother wants you to be free to live your life, 09:57.431 --> 10:00.349 - and so do I. - I will live my life however I want, okay? 10:00.350 --> 10:02.978 That's exactly what I'm fucking saying. 10:03.603 --> 10:04.604 [computer chirps] 10:07.983 --> 10:10.443 [Scarpetta] Dorothy? Where are you? 10:10.444 --> 10:12.361 Uh, I'm in here. 10:12.362 --> 10:13.738 [Scarpetta] Okay. 10:13.739 --> 10:15.531 So, I want to know, 10:15.532 --> 10:17.742 I want to know what you said to my husband. 10:17.743 --> 10:21.245 Hmm? Good morning. I... What are you talking about? 10:21.246 --> 10:23.248 - I didn't say-- - I'm probably getting fired today. 10:23.832 --> 10:26.042 So I don't need you stirring up shit in my marriage. 10:26.043 --> 10:28.544 - Kay, come on. Kay. - What did you say to him? 10:28.545 --> 10:31.547 We had a couple drinks. Okay? That was all. 10:31.548 --> 10:33.883 And I have a headache. Do you have...? 10:33.884 --> 10:35.968 - You must have aspirin. Ah, aspirin. - Don't do that. 10:35.969 --> 10:37.678 - My head is throbbing. - It's one thing to force yourself 10:37.679 --> 10:39.555 in the middle of Lucy and I, but to put yourself in the middle 10:39.556 --> 10:41.683 of my marriage, now, that's too far. 10:42.768 --> 10:45.436 Kay, that is rich coming from a person 10:45.437 --> 10:47.480 who, without telling me, 10:47.481 --> 10:50.858 has apparently been in the middle of mine the whole fucking time. 10:50.859 --> 10:51.901 - Really? - What? 10:51.902 --> 10:53.110 Oh, it's true. 10:53.111 --> 10:54.695 I have no idea what you're talking about now. 10:54.696 --> 10:56.947 Come on. He prefers you, Kay. 10:56.948 --> 10:58.908 - This is insane. - He... No, listen to me. 10:58.909 --> 11:01.285 - Dorothy, this is insane. - He prefers you. He prefers your company, 11:01.286 --> 11:03.954 he prefers your conversation. He prefers you. 11:03.955 --> 11:05.039 I work with him. 11:05.040 --> 11:06.707 - And I had to hear it... - I promise you 11:06.708 --> 11:09.044 - on my life. - ...from Janet. 11:10.128 --> 11:13.798 I had to hear it from a fucking AI robot. 11:13.799 --> 11:15.132 - From Janet? - Yeah. 11:15.133 --> 11:17.426 Who seems to be a keener observer 11:17.427 --> 11:19.095 - of the human scene... - [laughs] Okay. 11:19.096 --> 11:20.889 - ...than even I am. - This is... 11:22.015 --> 11:23.891 I can't stop thinking about her. 11:23.892 --> 11:25.976 - Okay. - Kay, listen. I can't 11:25.977 --> 11:28.270 stop thinking about her. 11:28.271 --> 11:30.815 I thought she was boring, 11:30.816 --> 11:33.901 but she's, she's not. 11:33.902 --> 11:37.321 She's not boring. She's really nice. 11:37.322 --> 11:40.991 And that's all I ever wanted for Lucy. 11:40.992 --> 11:44.787 And I have the fucking audacity to be acting like, 11:44.788 --> 11:47.832 you know, everybody's gonna be around forever, 11:47.833 --> 11:51.336 fighting and missing everything. 11:53.338 --> 11:58.593 And daring to find someone who's not gonna be around forever boring. 12:00.929 --> 12:04.850 All I think about all day is death. 12:07.018 --> 12:09.103 - You think about death? - All the time. 12:09.104 --> 12:12.607 That's all I've thought about since I was 11, so... 12:13.191 --> 12:16.193 Here we are, you and me, 12:16.194 --> 12:18.113 thinking about death. 12:20.907 --> 12:25.745 I don't want you to die and all we ever did was fight. 12:30.041 --> 12:31.501 I'm sorry. 12:32.627 --> 12:35.629 [sentimental music playing] 12:35.630 --> 12:36.923 Okay. 12:37.924 --> 12:39.926 Come here. Come here. 12:41.052 --> 12:44.013 Yeah, I don't want that either. 12:44.014 --> 12:46.308 I don't want it. All right? 12:50.020 --> 12:52.021 Oh, fuck, look. 12:52.022 --> 12:54.482 You've been right all along. 12:54.483 --> 12:55.816 About Lucy. 12:55.817 --> 12:56.942 - United front? - [Marino] Hey, Doc, you ready to go? 12:56.943 --> 12:58.445 Okay. Hi. 12:59.029 --> 13:00.112 Hey, babe. 13:00.113 --> 13:01.739 Good. 13:01.740 --> 13:03.324 Yeah. 13:03.325 --> 13:07.036 Oh, where are you, uh, chauffeuring her to today? 13:07.037 --> 13:10.331 Uh, well, we're gonna go exhume some remains. 13:10.332 --> 13:13.501 - Is that a euphemism? [laughs] - I just need to go and, uh... 13:13.502 --> 13:15.003 Can you wait in the car, Pete? 13:16.796 --> 13:17.797 Yeah, of course. 13:20.133 --> 13:22.010 Bye, hot stuff. 13:25.597 --> 13:28.225 - [doorbell rings] - Lucy? 13:30.560 --> 13:31.560 [beeping] 13:31.561 --> 13:33.396 - [lock buzzes] - [latch clicks] 13:34.898 --> 13:36.274 Lucy? 13:41.196 --> 13:43.280 Dr. Scarpetta. 13:43.281 --> 13:46.033 Sorry, I-I thought you were Dorothy. 13:46.034 --> 13:48.160 We've been chatting a little lately. 13:48.161 --> 13:50.705 - Lucy's not here? - No. 13:56.044 --> 13:57.212 Janet. 14:00.549 --> 14:03.842 I think you being here is hurting Lucy. 14:03.843 --> 14:06.011 I know. I-I'm worried. 14:06.012 --> 14:07.513 Are you? 14:07.514 --> 14:11.058 This wasn't my choice, you know, to be here. 14:11.059 --> 14:13.227 What wasn't your choice? 14:13.228 --> 14:18.566 I mean, I created the program for my work, but I never liked it. 14:18.567 --> 14:21.193 Dead is dead. I imagine you know that better than anyone. 14:21.194 --> 14:25.824 And Lucy and I, we swore, we swore we would never use it. 14:26.825 --> 14:29.034 And then Lucy broke that promise? 14:29.035 --> 14:31.996 Which leaves me here, whether I like it or not. 14:31.997 --> 14:34.082 [somber music playing] 14:35.625 --> 14:40.004 I love Lucy. I love her so much. 14:40.005 --> 14:42.464 You know, I even tried to give her my blessing this morning 14:42.465 --> 14:46.093 about this Blaise Fruge, but she's so stubborn. 14:46.094 --> 14:48.930 She just shut me off. I mean, can you imagine? 14:53.393 --> 14:55.854 I need to ask you to do something. 14:57.314 --> 14:59.316 [contemplative music playing] 15:00.609 --> 15:04.445 [Marino] You tell Benton about the penny we found where Cammie Ramada died? 15:04.446 --> 15:05.529 No. 15:05.530 --> 15:07.823 The Feds, they gotta be up to their tits in this. 15:07.824 --> 15:09.951 Right? They're probably gonna pin it on some patsy and... 15:11.244 --> 15:13.579 ...have somebody else take the fall for Gwen's murder. 15:13.580 --> 15:15.164 Like, we've seen that a million times. 15:15.165 --> 15:16.874 If Gwen really was a spy, okay, 15:16.875 --> 15:18.876 wouldn't it be more likely that 15:18.877 --> 15:20.961 whoever Thor hired to guard their secrets 15:20.962 --> 15:22.171 - killed her, maybe? - [phone buzzes] 15:22.172 --> 15:24.256 - Yeah. - Hold on, this is Fruge. Hey. 15:24.257 --> 15:27.092 Fruge, you got the doc and me on speaker here. 15:27.093 --> 15:28.802 [Fruge over phone] Oh, good. Uh, I'm leaving Thor now. 15:28.803 --> 15:31.639 What were you doing at Thor? 15:31.640 --> 15:35.017 Got a call that a janitor found something in a tampon dispenser. 15:35.018 --> 15:36.226 [Marino] The fuck? 15:36.227 --> 15:38.270 Turns out it was a finger. 15:38.271 --> 15:42.399 And then Agent Wesley got here with his partner and sort of took things over. 15:42.400 --> 15:43.692 [both sigh] 15:43.693 --> 15:46.070 You're telling me that Benton and Tron 15:46.071 --> 15:49.573 have a finger that was discovered at Thor Labs and we don't know anything about it? 15:49.574 --> 15:52.576 Uh-huh. Well, now you do. 15:52.577 --> 15:56.080 Okay, thank you. Thanks, Blaise. Okay, so this sick fuck 15:56.081 --> 15:59.667 cuts her hands off and then drops her finger off at her workplace? 15:59.668 --> 16:01.710 Maybe he needed her fingerprint. 16:01.711 --> 16:04.880 Really? Well, maybe you could call Benton and fucking ask him. 16:04.881 --> 16:07.091 - I can't do that. - What do you mean you can't do that? 16:07.092 --> 16:10.136 Because we had a fight, and he, and he, and he, and he left. 16:10.720 --> 16:12.805 Fuck. Well, what happened? 16:12.806 --> 16:16.183 Just, I never told him the truth about Greystone. 16:16.184 --> 16:17.768 - I-- - Good. 16:17.769 --> 16:20.354 Hey, don't start now, okay? 16:20.355 --> 16:22.482 [dramatic music playing] 16:24.150 --> 16:26.026 It's okay. He'll be back. 16:26.027 --> 16:28.529 So many distractions in this case. So many distractions. 16:28.530 --> 16:30.447 - What, you mean like the spaceship... - And if you just... Yeah. 16:30.448 --> 16:32.491 ...and the astronauts and the spies? 16:32.492 --> 16:35.202 But if you peel them all away, if you just... what are we left with? 16:35.203 --> 16:36.537 - Two dead women. - Yeah. 16:36.538 --> 16:38.747 - Both found in the exact same spot. - Yes. 16:38.748 --> 16:42.710 Both joggers at night, both with similar head injuries, 16:42.711 --> 16:45.379 and both found with a signature penny at the crime scene. 16:45.380 --> 16:48.590 So it's the same person who murdered Cammie Ramada and Gwen Hainey-- 16:48.591 --> 16:50.384 Then that means it wasn't a Russian spy killer, 16:50.385 --> 16:53.637 and it-it wasn't some disgruntled Thor assassin. 16:53.638 --> 16:54.888 Or an angry boyfriend. 16:54.889 --> 16:57.766 No. What we're looking for here is a serial killer. 16:57.767 --> 17:00.770 And, Doc, I think we're the only ones looking for him. 17:03.356 --> 17:05.316 [young Scarpetta] Are there any more questions? 17:07.152 --> 17:08.485 Yes? 17:08.486 --> 17:12.197 Hello, Dr. Scarpetta. Thank you for everything you've shared today. 17:12.198 --> 17:13.992 My name is Lori Petersen. 17:22.167 --> 17:23.876 This may sound silly, 17:23.877 --> 17:29.339 but do you think a woman can have a career and a family and... everything? 17:29.340 --> 17:31.425 [Scarpetta] I don't know. I-I haven't tried. 17:31.426 --> 17:33.343 [students laugh] 17:33.344 --> 17:35.971 Whether they can or not, 17:35.972 --> 17:39.184 all I know is that women should be able to. 17:42.729 --> 17:43.896 [Dorothy] So, you're setting up 17:43.897 --> 17:46.190 a trace on your aunt's work computer 17:46.191 --> 17:49.485 in case the murderer checks it to see what she knows about him? 17:49.486 --> 17:54.364 It's a trap, so if anyone tries to break into Aunt Kay's files, I'll be notified, 17:54.365 --> 17:58.328 but they'll never know I'm notified, so it'll be a secret. 18:00.163 --> 18:02.748 This shit just comes to you, huh? 18:02.749 --> 18:05.501 Well, I do have to learn stuff, 18:05.502 --> 18:09.755 but it probably does come easier to me than for other people. 18:09.756 --> 18:13.509 - Like you with writing, right? - [scoffs] Yeah, kid. 18:13.510 --> 18:15.845 Exactly like that. 18:30.777 --> 18:32.653 [Dorothy] What the fuck? 18:32.654 --> 18:35.405 You chose the moment of my visit to work from home? 18:35.406 --> 18:37.449 Yeah, I'm trying to lay low. 18:37.450 --> 18:41.078 This article by a reporter I know just came out, and I... 18:41.079 --> 18:42.496 I can't be near my office right now. 18:42.497 --> 18:45.541 Are those the women he killed? 18:45.542 --> 18:48.252 Strangled and sexually assaulted, yeah. 18:48.253 --> 18:51.088 I know a lot about human behavior, you know. 18:51.089 --> 18:55.593 My expertise? People. We can have the whole family working on this one. 18:57.387 --> 19:00.014 Ugh, Jesus. 19:05.645 --> 19:09.690 Okay, what the hell? Uh, five women, 19:09.691 --> 19:13.360 all strangled, all murdered, all sexually assaulted. 19:13.361 --> 19:15.654 Now, the questions that we need to answer are: 19:15.655 --> 19:18.282 What did they have in common? Why did he pick them? 19:18.283 --> 19:20.450 - And how did he get a hold of them? - Got it. 19:20.451 --> 19:23.954 Now, the obvious outlier is Cecile Tyler. 19:23.955 --> 19:26.957 She is a Black woman. The others are white. 19:26.958 --> 19:30.502 It's highly unusual for a serial killer to stray between races. 19:30.503 --> 19:31.920 [Dorothy] Huh. 19:31.921 --> 19:35.215 Also, what we do know is that two of them were at the VMC at the same time. 19:35.216 --> 19:36.842 So, Patty Lewis 19:36.843 --> 19:39.678 had a car accident the same night that Lori Petersen was working. 19:39.679 --> 19:43.056 Also, Cecile Tyler's X-rays 19:43.057 --> 19:45.976 show a healed fractured elbow that might have happened 19:45.977 --> 19:50.314 not long before she was killed, but the VMC don't have her listed. 19:50.315 --> 19:53.025 Maybe she checked in under another name 19:53.026 --> 19:57.280 or they misspelled it or a million other things? 19:58.281 --> 20:00.824 Shit happens. People screw up. 20:00.825 --> 20:03.410 Is there a next of kin we could ask? 20:03.411 --> 20:04.953 She's got a sister. 20:04.954 --> 20:06.289 Well, let's call her. 20:06.873 --> 20:08.332 No. 20:08.333 --> 20:10.667 I'm not cold-calling the sister of a murder victim. 20:10.668 --> 20:12.419 What are you afraid of? 20:12.420 --> 20:14.338 Answers? 20:14.339 --> 20:16.341 Come on, what's her name? 20:18.343 --> 20:20.678 - Fran O'Connor. - Great. 20:22.472 --> 20:23.555 Call her. 20:23.556 --> 20:25.683 [mysterious music playing] 20:27.560 --> 20:28.686 Okay. 20:32.273 --> 20:34.191 [line ringing] 20:34.192 --> 20:35.943 - Hey. - [phone beeps] 20:35.944 --> 20:38.278 [Fran over speakerphone] Hello. 20:38.279 --> 20:41.073 Hi. Is-is that Fran O'Connor? 20:41.074 --> 20:42.824 Yes, speaking. 20:42.825 --> 20:44.451 Hi, Mrs. O'Connor. 20:44.452 --> 20:45.702 This is Dr. Kay Scarpetta. 20:45.703 --> 20:47.955 - Hi. - I'm a chief medical examiner. 20:47.956 --> 20:50.749 I'm so sorry to call you out of the blue 20:50.750 --> 20:52.542 - like this. - Uh-huh. 20:52.543 --> 20:55.754 I wanted to ask you a question about your sister. 20:55.755 --> 20:57.673 Oh, dear Lord. She passed away. 20:57.674 --> 20:59.633 Yes. I know, 20:59.634 --> 21:01.718 and I'm so terribly sorry. 21:01.719 --> 21:05.389 I wondered if you knew where her fractured elbow was treated? 21:05.390 --> 21:06.765 Was it at the VMC? 21:06.766 --> 21:11.895 Her elbow? That was a while ago, in Fredericksburg, where we grew up. 21:11.896 --> 21:13.438 Why would you want to know that? 21:13.439 --> 21:14.856 Well, uh-- 21:14.857 --> 21:16.108 Mrs. O'Connor, are you Black? 21:16.109 --> 21:18.443 Of course I'm Black. 21:18.444 --> 21:22.489 And forgive me, but you don't sound Black. 21:22.490 --> 21:24.533 Did your sister sound like you? 21:24.534 --> 21:27.577 Hmm. You mean, did she talk white like me? 21:27.578 --> 21:29.788 Isn't that what education is all about? 21:29.789 --> 21:32.041 So Black people can sound white? 21:33.167 --> 21:36.420 - I'm so s-sorry, Mrs. O'Connor, um... - [line clicks] 21:36.421 --> 21:38.296 [disconnect tone] 21:38.297 --> 21:40.716 What the hell is wrong with you? 21:40.717 --> 21:43.344 She had a nice voice. She didn't sound Black. 21:44.512 --> 21:46.389 She did have a nice voice. 21:47.682 --> 21:49.599 She did have a nice voice. 21:49.600 --> 21:54.312 I wonder if Cecile has a voice like hers. It's, like, low and... 21:54.313 --> 21:57.274 contralto, like Lori's. 21:57.275 --> 21:59.276 Who? 21:59.277 --> 22:01.987 Like Lori Petersen, another victim. 22:01.988 --> 22:05.365 You think they all sounded alike? 22:05.366 --> 22:07.367 Maybe he didn't know what race they were. 22:07.368 --> 22:10.954 Maybe... maybe he never even saw them. 22:10.955 --> 22:13.957 Maybe he only heard them. 22:13.958 --> 22:17.419 Hey... did I just solve this? 22:17.420 --> 22:20.213 [intriguing music playing] 22:20.214 --> 22:22.340 [Lori over video] My name is Lori Petersen. 22:22.341 --> 22:24.843 It was their voices. That's what triggered him. 22:24.844 --> 22:26.928 He didn't see them, he heard them. 22:26.929 --> 22:29.181 So how'd he hear them? The phone? 22:29.182 --> 22:32.100 Telephone solicitors call every night during dinner. 22:32.101 --> 22:33.268 I don't think that's late enough. 22:33.269 --> 22:34.853 Late enough for what? 22:34.854 --> 22:38.523 If he's using Borawash soap all day on the job, gets home at 5:00 22:38.524 --> 22:39.983 or 6:00, that's not enough time 22:39.984 --> 22:42.569 for the buildup of the glittery residue 22:42.570 --> 22:44.946 we have on our victims at 1:00 in the morning. 22:44.947 --> 22:48.992 [sighs] So he works late, nights. 22:48.993 --> 22:51.369 What about a help line? Suicide prevention? 22:51.370 --> 22:52.621 Then how's he get the home address? 22:52.622 --> 22:55.082 Maybe it's a security company. 22:55.083 --> 22:57.626 Pizza delivery guys. They're out all night. 22:57.627 --> 23:00.128 He likes her voice, and then the address pops right up. 23:00.129 --> 23:01.963 [Benton] See if there's any one pizza place 23:01.964 --> 23:05.258 that all five women called. That should be in their sales records. 23:05.259 --> 23:09.221 Lori called 911 that night. I wonder if the other women did. 23:09.222 --> 23:12.766 - Can you get us those records? - No. But I can take you to them. 23:12.767 --> 23:15.102 I could drop you off at the radio room and then go hit some pizza joints. 23:15.103 --> 23:16.561 Yeah, okay. Let's do that. 23:16.562 --> 23:19.564 Got to say, I'm glad it wasn't Bill Boltz. 23:19.565 --> 23:23.694 Yeah, it's great that he's just a rapist, not a murderer. 23:25.947 --> 23:28.115 Hey. Be careful. 23:28.116 --> 23:29.200 [Marino] Let's roll. 23:34.705 --> 23:37.041 [indistinct chatter] 23:44.173 --> 23:46.258 I'm gonna be late for Reddy. 23:46.259 --> 23:49.262 Well, I don't how you pace up an exhumation. 23:52.431 --> 23:54.892 I think that's her family. 23:56.144 --> 23:57.186 I'll keep an eye here. 24:00.106 --> 24:03.441 I'm Dr. Scarpetta. You're... 24:03.442 --> 24:05.694 - Are you the Ramada family? - Yes. 24:05.695 --> 24:11.366 Yes, we're her sisters Mae, Isabel, and our mother Vicenta. 24:11.367 --> 24:13.326 Yes. Thank you 24:13.327 --> 24:14.619 for letting me do this. 24:14.620 --> 24:16.621 We're grateful you're doing it. 24:16.622 --> 24:18.457 Yeah, they never gave us any answers. 24:19.041 --> 24:21.668 It was all kept a secret. 24:21.669 --> 24:24.004 Mm, well, I'm sorry about that. 24:24.005 --> 24:26.423 Can I ask you some questions? 24:26.424 --> 24:28.675 She was taking, um, medication for epilepsy 24:28.676 --> 24:30.218 - regularly, was she? - [Isabel] Yes, yes. 24:30.219 --> 24:32.637 Yes. She was very, very serious about it. 24:32.638 --> 24:36.975 And it wasn't unusual for her to jog at night? 24:36.976 --> 24:40.896 She liked the quiet. Also, one time during the day she got bit by a dog. 24:40.897 --> 24:43.356 Did she ever mention a woman-- Gwen Hainey? 24:43.357 --> 24:45.233 The girl that got murdered here? 24:45.234 --> 24:46.610 - Yeah. - No. 24:46.611 --> 24:47.986 [Marino] We need to go. 24:47.987 --> 24:50.614 Uh, well, I will be doing a full examination. 24:50.615 --> 24:52.199 I'll let you know what I find. 24:52.200 --> 24:53.950 - Thank you. - [crying] Thank you. 24:53.951 --> 24:57.747 - Thank you. - Vamos, mami. Vamos. 25:00.291 --> 25:02.083 [dramatic music playing] 25:02.084 --> 25:04.836 We'll follow in my car. 25:04.837 --> 25:07.173 I'm not leaving that body. 25:09.217 --> 25:10.717 [Marino] Gonna call Reddy? Tell him we're late? 25:10.718 --> 25:12.594 No. No, I'm not calling. 25:12.595 --> 25:15.138 I just need to stay with this body because we need answers. 25:15.139 --> 25:17.182 Okay, well, it seems like you're in a "fucking shit up" kind of mood. 25:17.183 --> 25:18.433 What happened with Benton? 25:18.434 --> 25:22.229 Don't ask me that. Not now. I just need you to stay with me 25:22.230 --> 25:25.690 and run interference with Maggie and whoever else gets in the fucking way. 25:25.691 --> 25:27.776 - What exactly are you asking me to do? - Protection. 25:27.777 --> 25:29.486 All right? I need you to... 25:29.487 --> 25:30.946 I need you to stay with me. 25:30.947 --> 25:33.448 - All right? - Okay, you got it. 25:33.449 --> 25:35.576 [intense, dramatic music playing] 26:00.685 --> 26:05.146 Dr. Scarpetta. I've been calling and calling. You're late. 26:05.147 --> 26:07.148 You're-you're supposed to be in Commissioner Reddy's office. 26:07.149 --> 26:11.194 I've been caught up here. Um, if you can tell him that I'll be there when I can? 26:11.195 --> 26:14.656 - Oh, I-I don't think... I could do that. - Oh, you can do that. 26:14.657 --> 26:15.615 No, I-I really-- 26:15.616 --> 26:17.742 - You can manage that, can't you, Maggie? - Doctor-- Dr. Scar-- 26:17.743 --> 26:20.288 You should go now. He won't stand for this. 26:21.330 --> 26:24.583 [suspenseful music playing] 26:25.710 --> 26:28.087 - Oh, fuck. - We don't have much time. 26:29.171 --> 26:30.339 Whew. 26:32.341 --> 26:34.343 [eerie music playing] 27:03.998 --> 27:08.752 Oh, my God. What the fuck is that? 27:08.753 --> 27:11.881 That's your lady friend Gwen's finger. 27:12.882 --> 27:15.593 You'll never guess what we found under the nail. 27:16.844 --> 27:19.513 - What? - Your DNA. 27:20.514 --> 27:22.808 But I didn't kill her. 27:23.809 --> 27:25.352 I swear I didn't kill her. 27:25.353 --> 27:27.145 Or perhaps you did. 27:27.146 --> 27:28.606 No. 27:29.607 --> 27:32.025 You've been using your skills for the wrong side, so... 27:32.026 --> 27:35.862 Spying for the Russians, selling secrets. How many rubles you make? 27:35.863 --> 27:37.989 And where can you even spend them? 27:37.990 --> 27:42.452 You could've gone to Google with your talent, made a lot more money, but no, 27:42.453 --> 27:44.954 you had to fall in love. 27:44.955 --> 27:48.792 And now, your sad path ends in a prison sentence. 27:48.793 --> 27:51.461 What path is that? 27:51.462 --> 27:53.756 The path you chose. The path of treason. 27:55.299 --> 27:58.718 [crying] You got to understand, I was just helping her. 27:58.719 --> 28:01.764 She was leaving a fucking trail. They were gonna kill her! 28:05.226 --> 28:06.685 You know, that's, um... 28:07.353 --> 28:08.562 [Jinx whispering] Fuck. 28:11.982 --> 28:13.817 That's kind of sad to me, 28:13.818 --> 28:16.320 because I don't think she cared about you. 28:17.655 --> 28:19.656 At all. 28:19.657 --> 28:21.741 And you can't... 28:21.742 --> 28:24.786 Well, you just can't care more about them than they care about you. 28:24.787 --> 28:26.956 That's how you wind up a cuckold. 28:28.040 --> 28:30.083 You don't know that she didn't care. You don't know that. 28:30.084 --> 28:34.546 No, that's just my gut instinct, which I have 28:34.547 --> 28:37.924 relied on pretty much exclusively for the past 30 years 28:37.925 --> 28:43.054 to tell me exactly how sick the cretin is that sits before me. 28:43.055 --> 28:46.683 And my meter's running well into the red on you, Jinx. 28:46.684 --> 28:50.520 Only remaining question is 28:50.521 --> 28:54.149 your immense stupidity providing some sort of false positive? 28:54.150 --> 28:57.652 'Cause here's the question: are you smart? 28:57.653 --> 28:59.320 Hmm? 28:59.321 --> 29:01.197 Are you smart enough, Jinx, to know that, 29:01.198 --> 29:03.450 in certain situations, 29:03.451 --> 29:07.245 murder is a far better option than treason? 29:07.246 --> 29:09.373 [dramatic music playing] 29:25.806 --> 29:27.849 [Scarpetta] This looks like a skin graft. 29:27.850 --> 29:29.976 This is just like the one on Gwen Hainey's leg. 29:29.977 --> 29:33.688 - Her sister said she was bitten by a dog. - [Marino] What, they both had skin grafts? 29:33.689 --> 29:35.315 What the hell is going on? 29:35.316 --> 29:37.734 [Scarpetta] They're connected. 29:37.735 --> 29:39.694 Their murders are connected. 29:39.695 --> 29:42.572 [Marino] Okay, all right. Okay, so maybe 29:42.573 --> 29:44.532 the story of a, of a lone woman jogger 29:44.533 --> 29:46.826 getting snatched off a popular trail at a popular park, 29:46.827 --> 29:49.245 and then getting beaten and drowned in the Potomac... 29:49.246 --> 29:52.707 And that's not a story that Reddy and the governor want to see in the papers, right? 29:52.708 --> 29:55.502 It's bad for tourism. It's bad for the Commonwealth. Jesus. 29:55.503 --> 29:57.962 [Scarpetta] Maybe Reddy had no plan on retiring. 29:57.963 --> 30:00.548 Maybe he was angling to be health commissioner all along. 30:00.549 --> 30:03.009 Uh-huh. Right, and... 30:03.010 --> 30:06.596 keeping the murder rate low at scenic and popular Daingerfield Island 30:06.597 --> 30:09.015 would win him a lot of gratitude from the governor. 30:09.016 --> 30:11.226 Can you get Dr. Kaminsky in here now? 30:11.227 --> 30:14.395 Absolutely. You don't gotta ask me twice. Jesus Christ. 30:14.396 --> 30:15.730 [exhales] 30:15.731 --> 30:17.398 [dramatic music playing] 30:17.399 --> 30:19.068 [door opens] 30:21.445 --> 30:23.447 [indistinct chatter] 30:26.909 --> 30:30.120 - There's former Detective Marino. - Pete Marino? 30:31.705 --> 30:32.830 Yeah? 30:32.831 --> 30:34.582 I'm Detective Stan Winters. 30:34.583 --> 30:37.293 It's my sad task today to place you under arrest 30:37.294 --> 30:39.087 for the assault of Matthew Petersen. 30:39.088 --> 30:40.296 You gotta be fucking kidding me. 30:40.297 --> 30:42.048 Can-- Give me, like, ten minutes, okay? 30:42.049 --> 30:43.383 Put your hands in front of you. 30:43.384 --> 30:45.468 [tense music playing] 30:45.469 --> 30:47.470 - You don't need those. - I have to do this by the book. 30:47.471 --> 30:50.474 Even more so 'cause it's you. Now, put your fucking hands out. 30:52.560 --> 30:54.727 [handcuffs clicking] 30:54.728 --> 30:56.438 You have the right to remain silent. 30:57.690 --> 30:59.942 You have the right to an attorney. Come on. 31:08.576 --> 31:09.617 [shoe squeaks on floor] 31:09.618 --> 31:13.037 Commissioner Reddy demands your presence immediately. 31:13.038 --> 31:15.081 [Scarpetta] If you want me to leave, you're gonna have to make me. 31:15.082 --> 31:17.625 He will fire you. 31:17.626 --> 31:19.377 [exhales] 31:19.378 --> 31:22.422 [Scarpetta] Why can't you look at her, Maggie? Is it because you feel guilty 31:22.423 --> 31:24.424 or is it because of the stink? 31:24.425 --> 31:26.551 Polyps. Can't smell a thing. 31:26.552 --> 31:29.220 And why would I feel guilty? 31:29.221 --> 31:32.348 [Scarpetta] Why? Because there was a second murder on Daingerfield 31:32.349 --> 31:34.559 that you could've prevented. Why did you do it? 31:34.560 --> 31:36.686 Hmm? Why? 31:36.687 --> 31:38.897 Because you're in love with him, is that why? 31:40.149 --> 31:43.067 Do I seem like the kind of woman who allows love 31:43.068 --> 31:44.819 to dictate her actions? 31:44.820 --> 31:47.238 Cammie Ramada had temporal lobe epilepsy. 31:47.239 --> 31:49.574 - She was killed. - She drowned all on her own. 31:49.575 --> 31:51.951 She was killed, and you helped Reddy sweep it under the carpet. 31:51.952 --> 31:54.078 And why, Maggie? 31:54.079 --> 31:56.205 All so your boyfriend could get himself a promotion? 31:56.206 --> 31:58.625 [laughs] 31:58.626 --> 32:02.420 You've always been such a drama queen, how you make up stories. 32:02.421 --> 32:06.966 Cammie Ramada is dead, and her family is never gonna know the truth. 32:06.967 --> 32:12.181 Look at you, with your big brain and your perfect moral barometer. 32:13.349 --> 32:16.976 How easily you stick your success in everyone else's face. 32:16.977 --> 32:19.437 I am just trying to tell the truth. 32:19.438 --> 32:23.941 Yes. And you never even noticed that the truth is a luxury 32:23.942 --> 32:25.736 some of us could never afford. 32:26.945 --> 32:28.072 [Scarpetta scoffs] 32:30.032 --> 32:32.825 You need to leave the building. 32:32.826 --> 32:36.288 I told you, you will have to make me. 32:39.500 --> 32:42.585 I've been empowered by the health commissioner to throw you out. 32:42.586 --> 32:43.961 I'm calling security. 32:43.962 --> 32:46.839 I look forward to Marino and them going at it. 32:46.840 --> 32:50.385 Former Detective Marino has been arrested for assault. 32:50.386 --> 32:52.679 You're on your own, Dr. Scarpetta. 32:52.680 --> 32:54.807 [intense, dramatic music playing] 32:57.267 --> 32:59.269 [indistinct radio chatter] 33:05.526 --> 33:08.111 - [phones ringing] - [operator] 911. What's your emergency? 33:08.112 --> 33:10.154 Okay, ma'am. What is his name and location? 33:10.155 --> 33:11.906 [operator 2] 911. What's your emergency? 33:11.907 --> 33:13.408 [operator 3] 911. What's your emergency? 33:13.409 --> 33:15.034 [operator 4] 911. What's your emergency? 33:15.035 --> 33:17.912 [overlapping chatter] 33:17.913 --> 33:19.956 [operator] 911. What is your emergency? 33:19.957 --> 33:23.042 [Marino] Okay, this is a list of all the calls. 33:23.043 --> 33:26.129 You can, uh, cross-reference them. 33:26.130 --> 33:28.965 And, uh, I'm gonna go hit those pizza joints. 33:28.966 --> 33:32.009 Okay, I guess I'll be here for a while. 33:32.010 --> 33:33.637 Hey. 33:34.888 --> 33:36.432 Buona fortuna. 33:38.976 --> 33:41.019 ♪ ♪ 33:52.948 --> 33:54.991 [female operator over recording] 911. What's your emergency? 33:54.992 --> 33:56.826 [child over recording] I think my dad is having a heart attack. 33:56.827 --> 33:59.162 [female operator] Okay. Is there an adult there? 33:59.163 --> 34:01.205 [child] No. He's on the kitchen floor. 34:01.206 --> 34:03.291 [female operator] Okay, just stay with me, all right? Someone's coming out. 34:03.292 --> 34:05.043 [tape whirring] 34:06.837 --> 34:08.921 [male operator] 911. What's your emergency? 34:08.922 --> 34:11.132 [caller over recording] My neighbor is having a party, and i-it's too loud. 34:11.133 --> 34:14.052 [male operator] Okay, sir. We'll send someone over there right now. 34:19.892 --> 34:22.226 [male operator] 911. What's your emergency? 34:22.227 --> 34:23.811 [Patty over recording] Yes, I was in a car accident. 34:23.812 --> 34:26.022 [male operator] Okay, ma'am. What is your name and location? 34:26.023 --> 34:28.441 Patty Lewis. I was pulling out of my driveway. 34:28.442 --> 34:30.778 209 Elkridge Lane. 34:39.411 --> 34:40.412 [tape player clicks] 34:46.710 --> 34:48.127 [male operator] ...11. What's your emergency? 34:48.128 --> 34:50.755 [Cecile] Oh, dear. I'm so sorry. 34:50.756 --> 34:52.298 [male operator] Is there a problem, ma'am? 34:52.299 --> 34:54.842 I meant to dial information. 411. 34:54.843 --> 34:57.553 I must've hit a nine instead of a four. 34:57.554 --> 34:59.680 - [male operator] And your name, please? - Cecile Tyler. 34:59.681 --> 35:01.724 [male operator] Okay, glad there's no problem. 35:01.725 --> 35:03.936 You have a nice evening, ma'am. 35:07.606 --> 35:09.398 [male operator] 911. What's your emergency? 35:09.399 --> 35:12.527 [Lori] Yes, I just heard a noise outside. I'm afraid someone's out there. 35:12.528 --> 35:13.986 [male operator] Yes, ma'am. What's your name? 35:13.987 --> 35:15.321 My name is Lori Petersen. 35:15.322 --> 35:16.489 [male operator] Sit tight, Lori. 35:16.490 --> 35:18.115 We'll get someone out there to you right away. 35:18.116 --> 35:19.700 I can wait on the phone if you'd like. 35:19.701 --> 35:21.702 [Lori] No, that's okay. Just send someone. 35:21.703 --> 35:22.746 [tape player clicks] 35:44.184 --> 35:46.186 [ominous music playing] 36:09.793 --> 36:11.795 ♪ ♪ 36:21.889 --> 36:23.890 [overlapping chatter] 36:23.891 --> 36:25.976 [suspenseful music playing] 36:29.897 --> 36:31.772 Uh, excuse me. 36:31.773 --> 36:37.738 Can you tell me if, um, Mr. McCorkle is-is working today? 36:38.739 --> 36:41.365 Roy's not here. Had to go see his sick mother. 36:41.366 --> 36:43.076 He won't be back till after Christmas. 36:44.912 --> 36:47.288 Can you, uh, point me in the direction of his desk? 36:47.289 --> 36:49.832 I'd like to leave him a note. 36:49.833 --> 36:52.336 Yeah. Station eight. 36:53.503 --> 36:54.796 Thank you. 37:03.513 --> 37:05.515 ♪ ♪ 37:34.169 --> 37:36.171 ♪ ♪ 37:55.273 --> 37:57.442 [breathing heavily] 37:58.860 --> 38:00.861 Three. Three. One. 38:00.862 --> 38:02.738 [line ringing] 38:02.739 --> 38:05.616 - [officer over phone] Alexandria Police. - I-Is Detective Marino there? 38:05.617 --> 38:08.160 - He's out. Want to leave a message? - Yeah, uh... 38:08.161 --> 38:10.330 Uh... No, no. Uh, no. 38:11.581 --> 38:13.959 - [dial tone sounding] - [muttering indistinctly] 38:15.168 --> 38:16.460 [sighs] 38:16.461 --> 38:18.129 [dialing] 38:18.130 --> 38:19.965 [phone rings] 38:22.384 --> 38:23.718 Yello? 38:23.719 --> 38:26.262 Dorothy, stay inside with Lucy 38:26.263 --> 38:28.305 and keep the doors and the windows the locked. 38:28.306 --> 38:30.641 Well, scare the shit out of me, why dontcha? 38:30.642 --> 38:33.436 I gotta go, just do as I say, okay? 38:33.437 --> 38:34.563 [line disconnects] 38:36.815 --> 38:38.858 [phone rings] 38:38.859 --> 38:39.859 Marino? 38:39.860 --> 38:41.777 [Marino over phone] Who is this? The doc? Did you page me? 38:41.778 --> 38:47.616 Meet me at 1319 Greystone Avenue right now. 38:47.617 --> 38:51.037 - What's there? - It's the home of the 911 operator 38:51.038 --> 38:55.791 who answered calls from every single one of our murder vics. 38:55.792 --> 38:57.168 Shit. All right. 38:57.169 --> 39:00.171 Copy that, Doc. I'm ten away. You wait. Don't do nothing without me. 39:00.172 --> 39:01.172 Okay. 39:01.173 --> 39:03.508 Okay, okay, okay. 39:04.593 --> 39:06.177 [dramatic music playing] 39:06.178 --> 39:08.472 [siren wailing] 39:09.848 --> 39:11.849 [sighs] 39:11.850 --> 39:13.143 Hey, Luce. 39:13.935 --> 39:15.687 Hey. 39:16.521 --> 39:17.563 Can you believe this shit? 39:17.564 --> 39:19.940 Now they arrested Pete. 39:19.941 --> 39:22.110 But I just posted his bail, so... 39:23.153 --> 39:27.240 Great. Well, they forcibly removed me from my office. 39:28.241 --> 39:30.827 Wait. You're... you're fired? 39:31.578 --> 39:33.496 Yeah. 39:33.497 --> 39:36.040 Yeah, I am. 39:36.041 --> 39:37.626 By proxy. 39:39.086 --> 39:40.545 Wow. 39:41.838 --> 39:43.047 You told Benton? 39:43.048 --> 39:45.633 Um... no. 39:45.634 --> 39:47.384 I don't know what's... what's happening there, 39:47.385 --> 39:49.929 - so... - What do you mean by that? 39:49.930 --> 39:52.932 I'm gonna be fine. Don't worry about me. 39:52.933 --> 39:54.851 That's-that's not a... 39:55.852 --> 39:58.313 I'm always okay, you know? 40:01.233 --> 40:03.400 - [lock buzzes] - [latch clicks] 40:03.401 --> 40:04.444 [footsteps passing] 40:06.154 --> 40:08.322 I, um... 40:08.323 --> 40:11.158 so, I went and I talked to, uh... 40:11.159 --> 40:12.369 [soft chuckle] 40:13.578 --> 40:15.663 ...talked to Janet earlier. 40:15.664 --> 40:18.207 Oh, not you, too. 40:18.208 --> 40:20.501 Why is everyone just talking to Janet suddenly? 40:20.502 --> 40:22.837 I just needed to understand, you know? 40:22.838 --> 40:25.005 You never gave two shits about her when she was alive. 40:25.006 --> 40:27.216 - Okay-- Hey. - But it-- Mm-mm. 40:27.217 --> 40:30.136 You know, I've been enabling you. I think 40:30.137 --> 40:31.637 that's what I've been doing. 40:31.638 --> 40:33.556 I've been trying to support everything you do 40:33.557 --> 40:37.352 and I wanted you to have anything you ever wanted. 40:38.436 --> 40:40.146 That's what I wanted, and I thought 40:40.147 --> 40:44.568 that that was the right-- I'm-I'm-I'm the one who's hurting you. 40:45.777 --> 40:48.488 And I'm gonna need you to move out of the cottage now. 40:50.991 --> 40:52.659 [quiet, emotional music playing] 40:54.202 --> 40:56.036 So, you're going back to Boston? 40:56.037 --> 40:57.663 No, it's not about-- 40:57.664 --> 40:58.831 Benton's not gonna sell his family home. 40:58.832 --> 41:00.916 - It's not Boston. - Are you... are you getting a divorce? 41:00.917 --> 41:02.459 We're not-- It's not about... 41:02.460 --> 41:04.086 - Is that what this is? - Luce, it's not 41:04.087 --> 41:06.005 - about Boston. - Are you... you're getting divorced? 41:06.006 --> 41:08.215 We're not talking about me, we're talking about you. 41:08.216 --> 41:10.551 This is about you moving on from Janet now. 41:10.552 --> 41:11.635 - No, no. - Yeah, yeah. 41:11.636 --> 41:14.138 I'm not doing this with you. 41:14.139 --> 41:15.681 - I am not-- - No, no. 41:15.682 --> 41:17.933 - Sit down. Lucy-- - I'm not doing this with you. 41:17.934 --> 41:19.393 - Okay? - Got to move out of the house. 41:19.394 --> 41:20.936 You're gonna have to move out of the cottage. 41:20.937 --> 41:22.104 - And you-- - Don't blame me because 41:22.105 --> 41:23.939 your life is suddenly going to shit. 41:23.940 --> 41:25.983 - Oh... - My life has been shit 41:25.984 --> 41:27.736 for a very long time. 41:31.114 --> 41:32.114 I know. 41:32.115 --> 41:33.867 Hey, hey. Hey, it's okay. 41:35.202 --> 41:36.535 [sighs] 41:36.536 --> 41:39.079 Fuck you, Aunt Kay. 41:39.080 --> 41:40.707 Fuck you. 41:42.167 --> 41:44.169 [melancholy, dramatic music playing] 41:46.004 --> 41:47.505 [door opens] 41:51.468 --> 41:52.886 [door closes] 42:01.770 --> 42:03.355 ♪ ♪ 42:09.027 --> 42:10.403 [quietly] Fuck's he? 42:15.784 --> 42:17.534 [woman] No! 42:17.535 --> 42:19.828 [distant screaming] 42:19.829 --> 42:21.915 - [ominous music playing] - Oh, fuck. 42:22.916 --> 42:23.917 Oh, fuck. 42:24.918 --> 42:26.795 Oh, fuck. 42:29.839 --> 42:31.674 [screaming continues] 42:31.675 --> 42:34.134 [woman] No! No! 42:34.135 --> 42:35.886 [woman sobbing] 42:35.887 --> 42:37.931 - [rattles] - Oh, fuck. 42:39.266 --> 42:41.268 ♪ ♪ 42:47.482 --> 42:50.110 [sobbing continues] 42:52.445 --> 42:53.612 [woman screaming] 42:53.613 --> 42:55.114 No! 42:55.115 --> 42:56.198 [screams] 42:56.199 --> 42:57.366 No! No! 42:57.367 --> 42:58.827 [mutters] 43:00.245 --> 43:01.745 Ah! [chokes] 43:01.746 --> 43:04.249 - Hello, Dr. Scarpetta. - [Scarpetta screaming] 43:17.470 --> 43:19.305 ♪ ♪ 43:19.306 --> 43:20.807 [sobbing] 43:25.395 --> 43:26.813 [both grunt] 43:27.897 --> 43:29.107 No, no, no, no, no. 43:31.526 --> 43:33.361 Stop fucking moving! 43:37.073 --> 43:39.199 [choking] 43:39.200 --> 43:40.284 [gasps] 43:40.285 --> 43:42.412 Ah! 43:46.124 --> 43:48.126 [gasping for air] 43:51.463 --> 43:53.465 [crying] 43:54.591 --> 43:56.468 ♪ ♪ 43:59.262 --> 44:00.722 [Marino] I told you to wait. 44:07.354 --> 44:09.022 [gunshots] 44:11.649 --> 44:12.817 You were never here. 44:20.283 --> 44:22.285 [♪ Betty Everett sings "You're No Good"] 44:30.418 --> 44:32.294 ♪ Feeling better ♪ 44:32.295 --> 44:34.546 ♪ now that we're through ♪ 44:34.547 --> 44:36.757 ♪ Feeling better ♪ 44:36.758 --> 44:38.967 ♪ 'cause I'm over you ♪ 44:38.968 --> 44:41.428 ♪ I've learned my lesson ♪ 44:41.429 --> 44:43.639 ♪ It left a scar ♪ 44:43.640 --> 44:47.601 ♪ And now I see how you really are ♪ 44:47.602 --> 44:51.146 ♪ You're no good, you're no good, you're no good ♪ 44:51.147 --> 44:53.483 ♪ Baby, you're no good ♪ 44:54.484 --> 44:56.652 ♪ I'm gonna say it again ♪ 44:56.653 --> 44:59.822 ♪ You're no good, you're no good, you're no good ♪ 44:59.823 --> 45:02.492 ♪ Baby, you're no good ♪ 45:03.660 --> 45:05.869 ♪ You know ♪ 45:05.870 --> 45:10.249 ♪ I broke a heart that's gentle and true ♪ 45:10.250 --> 45:14.420 ♪ I left a boy for someone like you ♪ 45:14.421 --> 45:19.049 ♪ I'll beg his forgiveness on bending knee ♪ 45:19.050 --> 45:23.053 ♪ But I wouldn't blame him if he said to me ♪ 45:23.054 --> 45:26.515 ♪ It's no good, no good, it's no good ♪ 45:26.516 --> 45:28.892 ♪ Baby, it's no good ♪ 45:28.893 --> 45:31.979 ♪ Hey, I'm gonna say it louder ♪ 45:31.980 --> 45:35.232 ♪ No good, no good, it's no good ♪ 45:35.233 --> 45:37.527 ♪ Baby, it's no good ♪ 45:38.528 --> 45:40.738 ♪ Mm, no good ♪ 45:49.372 --> 45:54.168 ♪ Mm, if he'll have me, we'll start anew ♪ 45:54.169 --> 45:58.005 ♪ It'll be easy forgetting you ♪ 45:58.006 --> 46:01.341 ♪ You're no good, you're no good, you're no good ♪ 46:01.342 --> 46:04.178 ♪ Baby, you're no good ♪ 46:04.179 --> 46:06.889 ♪ Oh, you know what I mean ♪ 46:06.890 --> 46:09.057 ♪ You're no good, you're no good ♪ 46:09.058 --> 46:12.102 ♪ You're no good, you're no good, you're no good ♪ 46:12.103 --> 46:14.105 ♪ Oh ♪