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[00:01] | No, but seriously, what is it like dating a celebrity? | |
[00:05] | Jackson: Awesome. | |
[00:06] | Yeah, he can always get a reservation, | |
[00:08] | and the parties are sick. | |
[00:09] | Reservations. | |
[00:11] | [ Laughs ] | |
[00:12] | Well, we’re happy that you’re happy. | |
[00:14] | Liar. | |
[00:15] | No! | |
[00:16] | No! No. I am. | |
[00:18] | It’s just — Aah! | |
[00:21] | Men suck! | |
[00:22] | Ouch. Okay, no. | |
[00:24] | The — The single men in LA suck. | |
[00:27] | Every time I go out on a date | |
[00:28] | and they find out that I’m a cop, | |
[00:29] | they just get scared off. | |
[00:31] | Uh, except for the freak who begged you | |
[00:33] | to pepper spray his junk. | |
[00:34] | Oh! Peter Pepper-balls. | |
[00:35] | Wow! | |
[00:37] | I told you that in confidence. | |
[00:39] | Look, those aren’t men. Those are boys, okay? | |
[00:41] | Real men are not afraid of strong women. | |
[00:43] | Also, I hate to be the bearer of bad news — | |
[00:46] | dating a civilian, bad idea. | |
[00:48] | I was told dating cops was a mistake. | |
[00:51] | What, am I supposed to join a nunnery? | |
[00:52] | Sister Officer Lucy Chen? | |
[00:54] | [ Laughter ] | |
[00:55] | Look, no, I’m saying that — | |
[00:57] | right now, end of shift means | |
[00:59] | leaving the job behind when you go home. | |
[01:01] | But in success, each one of you is gonna catch cases | |
[01:03] | that kick your ass, | |
[01:05] | that consume your every waking thought. | |
[01:08] | And non-cops won’t be able to identify. | |
[01:10] | Worse. | |
[01:10] | They’re gonna resent you | |
[01:12] | for caring more about the dead than the living. | |
[01:15] | Was your wife on the job? | |
[01:16] | No. No. She was an elementary school teacher. | |
[01:18] | Yeah, kept me sane. Totally sane. | |
[01:20] | [ Laughs ] | |
[01:22] | I don’t know what I did for her. | |
[01:23] | Made her laugh, I guess — on a good day. | |
[01:26] | Anyway, time for another round. | |
[01:28] | Hey, no, no, no. Uh, I got it. I got it. | |
[01:29] | Sorry. | |
[01:31] | Excuse me. | |
[01:33] | [ Singsong voice ] Sorry! | |
[01:35] | Excuse me? | |
[01:37] | Yeah, okay. | |
[01:38] | Pace yourself. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. | |
[01:41] | [ Chuckles ] Have you been waiting here long? | |
[01:42] | What month is it? | |
[01:44] | Ohh. | |
[01:46] | Maybe we should just hop the counter. | |
[01:48] | Yeah, I’m not much of a hopper, | |
[01:50] | but I am a rock star at creating diversion. | |
[01:52] | How do you feel about small fires? | |
[01:54] | Mm. Define “small.” | |
[01:57] | Caleb. | |
[01:58] | Lucy. | |
[01:59] | Nice to meet you. | |
[02:01] | What brings you out on a Wednesday night? | |
[02:03] | Uh, I’m just…hanging out with some friends from work. | |
[02:06] | Oh, looks like a fun group. | |
[02:08] | What do you do? | |
[02:09] | I, uh… | |
[02:10] | I-I work for the city. | |
[02:12] | Mm. | |
[02:13] | Let me guess — garbage man. | |
[02:15] | Sorry. Garbage person. | |
[02:17] | Yeah. Uh, actually, I prefer “sanitation goddess.” | |
[02:20] | [ Both laugh ] | |
[02:25] | Seriously? | |
[02:27] | What? | |
[02:28] | Uh, nothing. I — | |
[02:30] | [ Inhales deeply ] | |
[02:32] | [ Chuckles ] Sorry. | |
[02:34] | Is everything okay? | |
[02:36] | Sorry. I-It was really nice to meet you. | |
[02:39] | ♪ I’m losing my mind ♪ | |
[02:42] | ♪ Feels like I’m losing my mind ♪ | |
[02:43] | ♪ Baby caught lonely, I’m losing my mind ♪ | |
[02:47] | Hey. Stop. You’re under arrest. | |
[02:48] | [ Patrons gasp ] | |
[02:49] | [ Glass shatters ] | |
[02:51] | ♪ Baby, caught lonely, I’m losing my mind ♪ | |
[02:54] | Don’t move. | |
[02:58] | Surprise. I’m a cop. | |
[03:00] | ♪ Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, whoa, oh, oh ♪ | |
[03:04] | ♪ I’m gonna win for you like I know you want me to do ♪ | |
[03:09] | [ Groans ] | |
[03:10] | Wesley: Hey. | |
[03:11] | Are you going to work? | |
[03:14] | Ah, figured it was time to get off the couch. | |
[03:16] | [ Sighs ] | |
[03:17] | The doctor said to take it easy. You sure you’re ready? | |
[03:20] | Yeah. | |
[03:21] | Yeah, the pills are working. | |
[03:23] | I haven’t had a panic attack since the first one. | |
[03:26] | I’m all good. | |
[03:27] | Okay. I just worry, you know? | |
[03:28] | I know. | |
[03:30] | But today is gonna be a great day. | |
[03:32] | Mm. | |
[03:33] | [ Chuckles ] | |
[03:35] | There’s coffee in the kitchen. | |
[03:37] | Let me take a quick shower, and I’ll walk out with you. | |
[03:38] | Okay. | |
[03:41] | ♪ Oh, here we go again ♪ [ Buzzer, door opens ] | |
[03:43] | ♪ Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm ♪ | |
[03:46] | ♪ Oh, here we go again ♪ | |
[03:49] | ♪ Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm ♪ | |
[03:52] | ♪ Let’s do it one more time, yeah ♪ | |
[03:55] | ♪ Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm ♪ | |
[03:58] | Sgt. Grey: At 0500 this morning, | |
[04:01] | guards at Central California Women’s Facility | |
[04:04] | prepared prisoner 081316 for transport. | |
[04:08] | Rosalind Dyer, the most rare of unicorns — | |
[04:11] | a female serial killer. | |
[04:12] | For the last five years, she’s been on death row, | |
[04:15] | confined to an 11-by-8 cell. | |
[04:17] | Today, she’s coming to us. | |
[04:19] | Now, before I get to assignment details, | |
[04:21] | I want to defer to Assistant District Attorney Del Monte | |
[04:24] | for background on Ms. Dyer. | |
[04:26] | Sean? | |
[04:27] | Thank you, Sergeant. | |
[04:29] | Good morning, everyone. Officers: Good morning. | |
[04:31] | My name is Sean Del Monte. | |
[04:33] | For those of you who are not familiar with this case, | |
[04:35] | in 2015, Rosalind Dyer was convicted | |
[04:38] | in the torture and mutilation killings of seven individuals. | |
[04:41] | But there’s evidence that the body count is much higher. | |
[04:45] | In three of those seven murders, the bodies were never recovered, | |
[04:48] | so now Dyer has agreed to show us the location | |
[04:50] | of those three victims. | |
[04:51] | Excuse me, sir. In exchange for what? | |
[04:53] | Well, her sentence will be commuted | |
[04:55] | from death to life without parole. | |
[04:56] | Why the hell are we cutting her that break? | |
[04:58] | Well, it’s not for her. | |
[04:59] | It’s for the families of those victims. | |
[05:00] | They’ve been waiting a long time for closure. | |
[05:03] | Yeah, what about the other families? | |
[05:04] | The ones that we promised the death penalty? | |
[05:05] | What do we tell them? ‘Cause they’re calling me. | |
[05:07] | Just tell them it’s above your pay grade, Detective. | |
[05:09] | Lopez: Why does she have to come here? | |
[05:10] | Can’t she just tell you where the bodies are? | |
[05:12] | She claims not to know their precise locations. | |
[05:14] | Griffith Park is over 4,000 acres. | |
[05:17] | Dyer says the only way she’ll be able to identify the dig sites | |
[05:19] | is by retracing her original footsteps. | |
[05:21] | Harper: Sounds like an excuse | |
[05:23] | to get out in the sun, relive her kills. | |
[05:25] | Maybe, but she knows if she doesn’t lead us | |
[05:27] | to all three bodies that the deal is off, so… | |
[05:29] | Okay, let’s get down to it. | |
[05:31] | First, the station needs to be locked down for her arrival. | |
[05:33] | Processing is officially closed for business. | |
[05:35] | All suspects in our holding cells | |
[05:37] | will be shipped to the Twin Towers. | |
[05:39] | This is so surreal. An honest-to-God serial killer? | |
[05:42] | The psychology is pretty fascinating — | |
[05:44] | well, biology, really. | |
[05:45] | Brain-scan research shows clear differences in the amygdala | |
[05:48] | and the supramarginal gyrus of a signature killer. | |
[05:51] | English? | |
[05:52] | They lack the ability to feel empathy. | |
[05:55] | There’s also data that suggests | |
[05:56] | some psychopaths could have a decreased sense of smell. | |
[05:59] | Making it easier for them to deal with dead bodies? | |
[06:01] | Man, the universe has a sick sense of humor. | |
[06:03] | Yeah, it’s like a whole kind of different species | |
[06:05] | than the normal riffraff we handle. | |
[06:07] | The meat and potato criminals. | |
[06:09] | What did we arrest you for? | |
[06:10] | I stole my neighbor’s sex doll. | |
[06:12] | Said with no shame at all. | |
[06:13] | A man has needs. Lucy: Right. | |
[06:15] | And they’re usually transactional in nature. | |
[06:18] | You’re horny, you steal a sex toy from your neighbor, | |
[06:21] | and then you get caught because no thought or planning | |
[06:23] | goes into the act. | |
[06:24] | Right. Only, with Rosalind, | |
[06:25] | the act that fulfilled the need was torture. | |
[06:28] | Man, woman, black, white — | |
[06:29] | each one scratched a different itch. | |
[06:31] | Damn. That girl is messed up. | |
[06:33] | I was in college when they found the first victims. | |
[06:36] | It was all anyone talked about — | |
[06:37] | that and “How could a woman be so barbaric?” | |
[06:41] | I worked one of the scenes. | |
[06:42] | Fourth victim — Lisa Cruz. | |
[06:45] | Homicide detectives warned me not to look at the body. | |
[06:47] | Should’ve listened. Oh, my God. | |
[06:49] | Lucy. | |
[06:50] | [ Chuckling ] Uh…hey. | |
[06:52] | Caleb, from the bar last night. | |
[06:53] | Yeah. Uh… | |
[06:55] | I hope this isn’t weird, but you left with your perp | |
[06:58] | before I had a chance to ask your number. | |
[07:00] | We don’t call them “perps.” | |
[07:01] | Right. Sorry. | |
[07:03] | Anyway, this is my info. | |
[07:06] | If you ever feel like waiting in vain for a drink, | |
[07:08] | give me a call. | |
[07:10] | [ Chuckles ] | |
[07:12] | You got a last name, there, Caleb? | |
[07:15] | Uh, yes, sir. Wright, with a “W.” | |
[07:17] | What do you do? | |
[07:19] | If you say “screenwriter,” you’re going in a cell. | |
[07:21] | I manage a medical supply company downtown. | |
[07:23] | I’m sorry about him. Things are a little crazy right now. | |
[07:26] | No problem. It was nice meeting you. | |
[07:28] | Officer. | |
[07:33] | [ Scoffs ] | |
[07:36] | What? | |
[07:37] | ♪♪ | |
[07:43] | Hey. | |
[07:45] | You okay? | |
[07:46] | That obvious? | |
[07:48] | You just seem a little…tight. | |
[07:51] | I led the task force that caught Rosalind. | |
[07:53] | For two years, we pulled on every desperate thread, | |
[07:57] | praying we wouldn’t have to stand over another mutilated body. | |
[07:59] | Can’t imagine how devastating that was for you. | |
[08:01] | Yeah. | |
[08:03] | So, you can see why I’m not so happy | |
[08:04] | that Rosalind demanded I come on this little field trip. | |
[08:07] | Any advice on how to deal with her? | |
[08:10] | Don’t try to figure her out. | |
[08:11] | ‘Cause I’m not qualified? | |
[08:13] | Because therein lies the madness. | |
[08:15] | Is there any real rationale | |
[08:17] | why someone would take off a person’s hands? | |
[08:20] | Or pour boiling oil down someone’s throat? | |
[08:23] | We’ve all got this morbid curiosity to ask why. | |
[08:25] | Don’t. | |
[08:27] | You don’t want to know what’s in her head. | |
[08:29] | And you sure as hell don’t want her in yours. | |
[08:36] | You have an ETA? | |
[08:37] | Yeah. | |
[08:38] | Now. | |
[08:39] | [ Buzzer ] | |
[08:44] | Sergeant Grey? Yeah. | |
[08:47] | Sergeant Hernandez. | |
[08:48] | Her last meal was at 0600. | |
[08:50] | Her last use of the bathroom was 47 minutes ago, | |
[08:54] | so you’re good for two more hours, but you will — | |
[08:55] | I’m sorry, I’m sorry. What is all this? | |
[08:57] | Eighth Amendment. Covers cruel and unusual punishment. | |
[08:59] | If she’s in your custody, the rules still apply. | |
[09:02] | Inmate bill of rights, including the update of SB-1146, | |
[09:04] | so you don’t get yourself sued. | |
[09:06] | [ Inhales deeply ] | |
[09:07] | Okay, what — what am I signing? | |
[09:08] | It’s a sworn affidavit | |
[09:10] | that states that I, Sergeant Antonio Hernandez, | |
[09:12] | California Department of Corrections, | |
[09:14] | hereby transfer Prisoner 081316 | |
[09:17] | to the custody of Sergeant Wade Grey, | |
[09:18] | Los Angeles Police Department. | |
[09:20] | Thank you. | |
[09:21] | Okay! Bring her out! | |
[09:23] | ♪♪ | |
[09:26] | [ Whirring ] | |
[09:28] | ♪♪ | |
[09:31] | [ Whirring ] | |
[09:33] | ♪♪ | |
[09:43] | Hello, Nick. | |
[09:44] | Rosalind. | |
[09:47] | Are you gonna introduce me to your friends? | |
[09:48] | They got name tags. You got eyes. | |
[09:51] | That’s not very gracious, Nick, | |
[09:53] | after all that we’ve been through. | |
[09:55] | ♪♪ | |
[10:02] | ♪♪ | |
[10:08] | Ohh. | |
[10:09] | Thank you. | |
[10:10] | ♪♪ | |
[10:17] | Do you want us to leave the chair? | |
[10:21] | That requires more paperwork. | |
[10:23] | No. | |
[10:24] | She’ll be covering rough terrain. | |
[10:25] | She’ll have to walk. | |
[10:26] | Get her prepped. | |
[10:28] | We’re wheels up in 20. | |
[10:29] | [ Indistinct talking ] | |
[10:32] | Think all this is really necessary? | |
[10:34] | It’s gonna be a circus. Press is lined up outside. | |
[10:36] | Operational security is going to be crucial. | |
[10:41] | [ Car door opens, closes ] | |
[10:49] | [ Man on TV talking indistinctly ] | |
[10:50] | [ Cellphone chimes ] | |
[10:51] | ♪♪ | |
[10:57] | [ Cellphone vibrates ] | |
[11:01] | [ Pills rattle ] | |
[11:03] | ♪♪ | |
[11:10] | Bartender: Another one, sir? | |
[11:11] | Here you go. | |
[11:13] | Harper: Arms up, palms out. | |
[11:15] | They did this back at the prison. | |
[11:16] | And I’m doing it again. | |
[11:18] | Thorough. I appreciate that. | |
[11:21] | I once pulled every tooth out of the head | |
[11:23] | of a predatory anesthesiologist. | |
[11:26] | It’d have been easier to just take a hammer to him, | |
[11:28] | but a person should take pride in their work. | |
[11:30] | Don’t you think, Officer Nolan? | |
[11:33] | Ma’am, if you’re trying to shock me, you’re in for a disappointment. | |
[11:35] | Mm. I like a challenge. | |
[11:37] | How about it? | |
[11:38] | Should I take you to the good doctor’s body first, Sean? | |
[11:40] | As long as we get all three, the order doesn’t matter. | |
[11:43] | Ohhh. | |
[11:44] | Spoken like an uninspired civil servant. | |
[11:48] | Sean’s a yawn in a midrange suit. | |
[11:51] | Only made this deal ’cause he’s running for DA next year. | |
[11:53] | Harper: Hands up. | |
[12:00] | Expecting trouble? | |
[12:02] | Preparing for it. | |
[12:04] | We’re good to go. | |
[12:05] | Alright. Let’s move her out. | |
[12:07] | [ Engines rev, sirens wailing ] | |
[12:09] | ♪♪ | |
[12:11] | [ Indistinct talking ] | |
[12:14] | ♪♪ | |
[12:20] | [ Camera shutters clicking ] | |
[12:22] | ♪ Have you ever been part of a criminal conspiracy? ♪ | |
[12:27] | ♪ It really is incredible fun ♪ | |
[12:30] | ♪ Once the boring paperwork is done ♪ | |
[12:33] | ♪ A man could get used to it ♪ | |
[12:35] | ♪♪ | |
[12:39] | ♪ Have you ever had posters… ♪ | |
[12:41] | Bravo team, mission accomplished. Safe travels. | |
[12:43] | Copy that. You too. | |
[12:45] | Now for a nice, leisurely lap around Los Angeles. | |
[12:48] | ♪ I found them all underneath the sink ♪ | |
[12:50] | ♪ Drunk and conferring ♪ | |
[12:52] | ♪♪ | |
[12:55] | What are you doing? Nothing. | |
[12:57] | Get your head in the game. | |
[12:58] | Today’s the most dangerous day you’ve ever spent on the job. | |
[13:02] | ♪ One drink for the limits of battleships ♪ | |
[13:04] | ♪ Two drinks for the limits of coal ♪ | |
[13:07] | ♪ Three drinks for the pilots ♪ | |
[13:10] | Couldn’t ask for a nicer day for a hike. | |
[13:12] | ♪ Two drinks for accountants ♪ | |
[13:14] | ♪♪ | |
[13:18] | Dating anyone, Nick? | |
[13:21] | It’s been five years since Rebecca died. | |
[13:23] | Time to get back on that horse, don’t you think? | |
[13:27] | You must have needs. | |
[13:28] | That’s enough. | |
[13:29] | Ooh. | |
[13:31] | You have a protector here, Nick. | |
[13:34] | Officer Nolan has your back. | |
[13:36] | He must not know what you did to catch me. | |
[13:40] | ♪ So far, so tame ♪ | |
[13:43] | ♪ Everybody has a lot of game ♪ | |
[13:45] | Such a lovely day. | |
[13:47] | ♪ But have you ever been to bed with Elaine? ♪ | |
[13:50] | ♪ One drink for the limits of battleships ♪ | |
[13:52] | ♪ Two drinks for the limits of coal ♪ | |
[13:55] | ♪ Three drinks for the pilots ♪ | |
[13:58] | ♪ One drink for the limits of battleships ♪ | |
[14:00] | ♪ Two drinks for accountants ♪ | |
[14:05] | [ Engine shuts off ] | |
[14:10] | [ Helicopter blades whirring ] | |
[14:16] | ♪♪ | |
[14:21] | ♪♪ | |
[14:26] | Mm. | |
[14:27] | Shall we? | |
[14:29] | ♪♪ | |
[14:34] | [ Bird caws ] | |
[14:37] | Rosalind: I love this hike. | |
[14:39] | Sometimes, early in the morning, | |
[14:41] | you’ll see rabbits darting along the trail. | |
[14:44] | And, of course, the coyotes come out at night. | |
[14:47] | How did you carry a body all the way up here? | |
[14:51] | Oh, he was still alive at this point. | |
[14:53] | Thought we were going on a picnic. | |
[14:55] | There was a moment, as we got deeper in the woods, | |
[14:57] | when he showed just a sliver of fear, | |
[14:59] | but then he remembered he was a man | |
[15:01] | and didn’t have to worry about things like that. | |
[15:03] | Adam Team, we are now headed… | |
[15:05] | 31 degrees northeast. | |
[15:07] | Hey, how much further? | |
[15:10] | A ways. | |
[15:12] | [ Birds chirping ] | |
[15:20] | She’s enjoying this. | |
[15:22] | Well, as long as three families get closure today, | |
[15:24] | I don’t care what she feels. | |
[15:26] | Ah, you mean as long as you get your photo op? | |
[15:29] | Man, why are you so determined to think the worst of me? | |
[15:32] | You chose to ignore her other murders. | |
[15:34] | We didn’t have enough evidence to convict. | |
[15:37] | You understand? We went with our strongest case. | |
[15:39] | Yeah, and you cast those other victims aside. | |
[15:41] | So those families may never get any closure. | |
[15:46] | It’s up this way. | |
[15:53] | Okay, so, you’ve met the monster. | |
[15:55] | Is she less scary in the light of day? | |
[15:57] | Not really. | |
[16:00] | You think she’ll try to escape? | |
[16:02] | I hope so. It’d be suicide. | |
[16:04] | She wouldn’t make it 10 feet. | |
[16:05] | She’s smart. | |
[16:06] | I mean, to have killed for that long, undetected. | |
[16:09] | Maybe there’s a play we’re not seeing. | |
[16:10] | Yeah, to jerk around the police, | |
[16:13] | feel like she’s in control again — that’s her play. | |
[16:15] | We should take a break. It’s gonna be a long day. | |
[16:18] | We wouldn’t want to burn out too early. | |
[16:23] | We’re gonna hold here. All units stand by. | |
[16:30] | Uh… | |
[16:32] | Armstrong, I’m gonna take off her cuffs — | |
[16:34] | just one, just for water. | |
[16:35] | Got it. | |
[16:40] | Thank you, Officer Nolan. | |
[16:42] | You’re very sweet. | |
[16:43] | Don’t take it personally. | |
[16:44] | Just wouldn’t want to get | |
[16:46] | a cruel and unusual punishment charge lodged against me. | |
[16:48] | That’d be ironic, huh? | |
[16:50] | Me accusing someone else of being cruel. | |
[16:52] | And I could teach a master class on unusual punishments. | |
[16:56] | [ Rustling ] | |
[17:01] | What? | |
[17:02] | I thought I saw movement. | |
[17:03] | Do we have any other personnel in the woods with us today? | |
[17:05] | No. | No. |
[17:08] | [ Gunshot ] | |
[17:09] | [ Grunts ] | |
[17:12] | Ow! | |
[17:13] | [ Gunshots ] | |
[17:16] | Ow! I’m hit! Flank him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
[17:18] | ♪♪ | |
[17:26] | Let me see. Let me see! I can’t see. I can’t see. | |
[17:27] | Let me see! Move your hand. | |
[17:28] | You just caught some shrapnel. It’s just blood in your eye. | |
[17:30] | ♪♪ | |
[17:35] | Tim: Drop the gun! | |
[17:36] | Drop the gun! | |
[17:38] | Put it down on the ground now! | |
[17:41] | Hands up in the air! | |
[17:43] | Hands behind your head! Interlock your fingers! | |
[17:47] | Who else is with you? | |
[17:48] | Nobody. | |
[17:49] | Are you trying to free Rosalind? | |
[17:51] | Free her? | |
[17:52] | I’m trying to kill her. | |
[17:54] | She murdered my wife. | |
[17:55] | ♪♪ | |
[17:58] | [ Sirens wailing, camera shutters clicking ] | |
[18:01] | [ Helicopter blades whirring ] | |
[18:04] | ♪♪ | |
[18:09] | [ Tires screech, car door opens, closes ] | |
[18:12] | Hey. What the hell happened? | |
[18:14] | Peter’s wife was Rosalind’s third official victim. | |
[18:17] | We only found half her body. | |
[18:20] | In the years since, I have been to this man’s house | |
[18:22] | more times than I can count — | |
[18:23] | dinners, kids’ birthday parties. | |
[18:26] | Crimes like this, you get close to people, and — | |
[18:28] | [ Groans ] | |
[18:29] | First, they lose their mother, and now this. | |
[18:33] | Even now, she’s still destroying people’s lives. | |
[18:37] | Look, maybe we should pull the plug. | |
[18:38] | No way. I agree with the sarge. | |
[18:40] | I don’t care. We have a job to do. | |
[18:42] | Listen to me, Sergeant, if you pull the plug now, | |
[18:44] | we’re gonna have to go through this whole operation | |
[18:46] | all over again in a week, maybe a month’s time, | |
[18:49] | and then, this circus will be twice as big next time. | |
[18:51] | He’s right. We’re here. We should just get it done. | |
[18:53] | ♪♪ | |
[18:59] | Rosalind: Penny for your thoughts. | |
[19:02] | Well, I was just thinking about how you saved my life. | |
[19:04] | I’ve literally peeled a woman’s face off, | |
[19:06] | and yet, you put your body between me and a bullet. | |
[19:09] | Why? | |
[19:10] | It’s my job. I don’t get to choose who I save. | |
[19:12] | Oh, it’s funny. | |
[19:13] | People look at me like I’m an alien, | |
[19:15] | but it goes both ways. | |
[19:17] | You don’t do sadism, I don’t do selfless. | |
[19:19] | Ah. We’re here. | |
[19:22] | I buried him at the base of that tree. | |
[19:24] | [ Bird caws ] | |
[19:26] | I gave him a paralytic. | |
[19:28] | Put it in his iced tea. | |
[19:31] | And we watched the sun set as I took off his hands and feet. | |
[19:36] | [ Sighs ] It was such a special day. | |
[19:39] | Do you know why, Nick? | |
[19:41] | No. And I don’t want to. | |
[19:42] | It was the first day that you and I met. | |
[19:45] | Ohhhh. | |
[19:47] | You had no idea | |
[19:48] | when you came to my office that morning | |
[19:50] | that I was the one you were looking for. | |
[19:52] | I thought for sure at first you were onto me, | |
[19:54] | but I could see in your eyes you had no clue. | |
[19:58] | So… | |
[20:00] | I came up here to celebrate. | |
[20:02] | Got something. | |
[20:03] | ♪♪ | |
[20:07] | No hands. | |
[20:08] | It’s him. | |
[20:10] | ♪♪ | |
[20:14] | Holy God! | |
[20:17] | There’s another body. | |
[20:19] | And it’s much fresher. | |
[20:21] | Six months, nine tops. | |
[20:23] | ♪♪ | |
[20:27] | Don’t look at me. | |
[20:28] | I’ve been in prison for the last five years. | |
[20:30] | ♪♪ | |
[20:34] | How is this possible? The only person that knew | |
[20:37] | Rosalind buried a body in that spot is her, | |
[20:38] | and she’s been on death row for four years. | |
[20:40] | Armstrong: Maybe she was working with someone from back in the day, | |
[20:42] | someone we missed. | |
[20:43] | Harper: Or she inspired a new killer. | |
[20:45] | And she just so happened to find the dig spot | |
[20:47] | in the middle of a state park? | |
[20:48] | I don’t think so. They’ve got to be working together. | |
[20:50] | But how? All contact between her and the world | |
[20:52] | is heavily monitored. | |
[20:54] | Let’s ask her. | |
[20:55] | N-Not yet. | |
[20:56] | This was coordinated from the beginning. | |
[20:58] | She’s been playing us since she made the deal with Del Monte. | |
[21:00] | You know her better than anyone else. | |
[21:01] | What’s the play here? | |
[21:02] | She wants attention. | |
[21:04] | [ Cellphone vibrating ] So let’s not give it to her | |
[21:06] | till we find out everything we can about that second body. | |
[21:08] | Excuse me. | |
[21:09] | [ Cellphone beeps ] | |
[21:10] | Hey, what’s up? | |
[21:12] | [ Sighs ] Thank God you’re okay. | |
[21:14] | What? Yeah, I’m fine. Why? | |
[21:16] | A-A cop was shot? They said a cop was shot. | |
[21:18] | No, it was the ADA. But he’s okay. | |
[21:21] | [ Sighs ] | |
[21:22] | Calm down. I know it’s scary. I should’ve called you. | |
[21:24] | No. No, no, no. | |
[21:25] | Yeah, I just — I, uh… | |
[21:28] | I just panicked a little. | |
[21:30] | I mean, I-I’m watching the TV, and they say a cop was shot, | |
[21:32] | but t-they didn’t say who, so — | |
[21:34] | Watching TV? Aren’t you at the office? | |
[21:37] | Yeah. I-I have one here. [ Car horn blares ] | |
[21:40] | Uh, s-sorry. The window’s open. | |
[21:42] | I’m just… | |
[21:44] | really glad that you’re okay. | |
[21:46] | I’m sorry I didn’t call you sooner. | |
[21:47] | No, it’s okay. | |
[21:48] | Um…look, a client just walked in. | |
[21:50] | I got to go, okay? Bye. | |
[21:54] | [ Dog whining ] | |
[21:56] | [ Elevator bell chimes ] | |
[21:59] | What are you doing? | |
[22:00] | N-Nothing. | |
[22:01] | [ Elevator bell chimes ] | |
[22:02] | Oh. | |
[22:03] | 10 bucks that isn’t even his dog. | |
[22:06] | It’s been an awful day. | |
[22:08] | Can’t I just enjoy a cute puppy? | |
[22:10] | [ Elevator bell chimes ] | |
[22:12] | This is your first decomp, right? | |
[22:14] | Uh, yeah. | |
[22:15] | [ Elevator bell dings ] | |
[22:17] | Hope you had a light breakfast. | |
[22:22] | Solomon. [ Sighs ] | |
[22:24] | Hey, Bradford. This your mess? | |
[22:25] | Yeah, for now. | |
[22:27] | You good? Yeah. | |
[22:30] | Just got them up on the table, so don’t expect much. | |
[22:32] | Eh, we’re on a clock. | |
[22:33] | We need to ID the newer body ASAP. | |
[22:36] | What are the odds of pulling a print with a mobile scanner? | |
[22:38] | Zero. Meat’s falling off the bone here. | |
[22:40] | And I might be able to rehydrate the skin enough [ Camera clicking ] | |
[22:42] | to pull a print, but it’ll take me a few hours. | |
[22:44] | Alright, well, as quickly as possible. | |
[22:46] | Is there anything you can show us while we’re here? | |
[22:49] | Very different dispositions between the two victims. | |
[22:52] | They didn’t even bring me the hands and feet for the older one. | |
[22:54] | Any idea where they are? | |
[22:55] | Uh, she didn’t say. | |
[22:56] | Well, the newer victim doesn’t appear to have | |
[22:58] | any visible premortem mutilations. | |
[23:00] | [ Camera clicking ] Tim: Well, we know she was killed by someone different. | |
[23:02] | Any guess how she died? | |
[23:04] | Dr. Lowell: Asphyxiation, most likely. | |
[23:05] | You see the petechiae around the face? | |
[23:07] | She was strangled? | |
[23:08] | I don’t think so. No ligature marks. | |
[23:10] | The face has intradermal hemorrhage, | |
[23:13] | as if she was screaming for hours. | |
[23:15] | Plus, all of her nails are busted. | |
[23:17] | She was trying to claw herself out of someplace | |
[23:19] | before she ran out of air. | |
[23:21] | What’s that? | |
[23:22] | What? Right there. | |
[23:24] | Huh. | |
[23:25] | That looks like it was fresh when she went into the ground. | |
[23:29] | [ Camera clicks ] Are you saying she was tattooed right before she died? | |
[23:31] | Well, I’d have to do a proper examination, but it looks likely. | |
[23:34] | Okay, DOD6819. | |
[23:38] | The numbers could be a date. | |
[23:40] | June 8, 2019? | |
[23:42] | That would be… | |
[23:44] | six months ago tomorrow. | |
[23:45] | What’s “DOD”? | |
[23:48] | “Day of Death.” | |
[23:51] | Nolan: I don’t think I’ve ever been as calm as she looks right now. | |
[23:54] | That’s what not having a conscience gets you. | |
[23:58] | Anything? | |
[24:00] | Well, the warden’s having her cell taken down to the studs, | |
[24:02] | but so far, nothing. | |
[24:03] | And she hasn’t had a single visit in there | |
[24:05] | other than her lawyer since she’s been inside. | |
[24:07] | Well, who’s the lawyer? Could they have been acting as a go-between? | |
[24:09] | No. I know this guy. He’s a straight shooter. | |
[24:12] | There’s no way he’d be involved with something like this. | |
[24:14] | So, we’re nowhere. | |
[24:15] | Rosalind’s been working on this for at least a year. | |
[24:18] | She’s too smart to leave behind any obvious bread crumbs. | |
[24:20] | So, we take a run at her. | |
[24:22] | No. | |
[24:23] | I take a run at her. | |
[24:25] | [ Humming ] | |
[24:30] | [ Slow-clapping ] [ Humming stops ] | |
[24:35] | Enjoying yourself? | |
[24:36] | Well… | |
[24:38] | the real fun is yet to come. | |
[24:40] | ♪♪ | |
[24:43] | Oh, no, no. | |
[24:45] | I don’t want to talk to you. | |
[24:50] | I want the Boy Scout. | |
[24:53] | Officer Nolan… | |
[24:56] | come on in. | |
[25:05] | Here I am, as requested. | |
[25:07] | You don’t sound very confident. | |
[25:13] | You do. | |
[25:18] | You know the best part about getting caught? | |
[25:22] | Getting to relive every detail with Nick. | |
[25:25] | [ Gasps ] | |
[25:27] | I didn’t expect that. | |
[25:28] | How much I’d enjoy sharing my…experiences, | |
[25:33] | seeing how they horrified people. | |
[25:36] | Oh, don’t get me wrong. | |
[25:37] | It didn’t get me as high as the murders themselves. | |
[25:39] | Those lasted me months. | |
[25:40] | Who killed the woman in the grave? | |
[25:42] | Oh, and the trial. God, I loved the trial. | |
[25:44] | [ Breathes deeply ] | |
[25:46] | Cops are jaded. | |
[25:47] | You really have to work to see the shock | |
[25:48] | behind the wall they put up. | |
[25:49] | But the jury — oof. | |
[25:52] | Oh. | |
[25:54] | And the families. | |
[25:55] | Mm. | |
[25:57] | I ate their pain like a five-star meal. | |
[26:01] | Where are you going? | |
[26:03] | Back to work. | |
[26:04] | You have someone give me a shout | |
[26:06] | when you’re done pleasuring yourself. | |
[26:08] | Wait. | |
[26:12] | [ Breathes deeply ] | |
[26:14] | Tell me about the body we found. | |
[26:16] | I could only see her face before you took me back to the van. | |
[26:19] | How did she die? | |
[26:24] | Visual autopsy showed that she suffocated to death — | |
[26:27] | most likely in some kind of a container. | |
[26:29] | Her face showed sign of intradermal hemorrhage. | |
[26:31] | Stupid girl. | |
[26:33] | Wasting all that air screaming. | |
[26:35] | She probably shortened her life by an hour. | |
[26:37] | What about her hands? Was she trying to free herself? | |
[26:39] | Yes. | |
[26:40] | Yes, I imagine the last few hours of her life | |
[26:42] | were truly awful. | |
[26:44] | Now, I’ve shared something with you. | |
[26:46] | According to the movies, it’s your turn to share something with me. | |
[26:48] | So, who killed that woman? | |
[26:50] | Slow down, Officer Nolan. | |
[26:51] | We’re still in the foreplay stage. | |
[26:53] | Well, then, tease me with something. | |
[26:54] | How did the killer know how to find your burial site? | |
[26:56] | [ Chains rattle ] | |
[26:58] | Because I told them. | |
[26:59] | ♪♪ | |
[27:04] | What about you? | |
[27:07] | What would you do if you were trapped like that girl? | |
[27:11] | Consume the air as fast as possible | |
[27:13] | and get it over with | |
[27:14] | or hold on? | |
[27:16] | I’d hold on — as long as I could. | |
[27:19] | You’d only be making it harder on yourself. | |
[27:21] | I’d be giving my friends a chance — | |
[27:23] | the best possible chance of finding me in time. | |
[27:26] | Maybe that’s the difference. | |
[27:28] | Between? | |
[27:30] | You…and me. | |
[27:35] | I’ve always known, ever since I was little, | |
[27:40] | no one was coming to save me. | |
[27:43] | Is that why you’re so good? | |
[27:46] | “Yes, ma’am. No, ma’am. Serve and protect, ma’am.” | |
[27:49] | I’m good because my brain’s not broken. | |
[27:52] | Now, are you gonna give us something real, | |
[27:53] | or are we shipping you back to prison? | |
[27:55] | Because I’m good either way. | |
[27:57] | Are you? | |
[27:58] | [ Breathes deeply ] | |
[28:02] | Okay. | |
[28:04] | I’ll take you to the second grave. | |
[28:06] | Okay. | |
[28:08] | You think we’re gonna find another body in there? | |
[28:11] | I know you will. | |
[28:13] | I just need you to do one thing for me first. | |
[28:16] | And what’s that? | |
[28:18] | Ask Armstrong if I was worth it. | |
[28:22] | Nolan: You don’t have to answer. | |
[28:23] | I could just tell her you said, “No, it wasn’t worth it at all.” | |
[28:27] | Nah, she’ll know you’re lying. | |
[28:28] | I doubt it. I don’t even know what I’m lying about. | |
[28:31] | [ Sighs ] Sh– | |
[28:33] | She’s talking about when I caught her. | |
[28:37] | Five years ago. | |
[28:38] | About the time your wife died. | |
[28:39] | Yeah, Rebecca was — she was sick for over a year. | |
[28:43] | I should’ve taken a leave. | |
[28:44] | I was about to — or, you know… | |
[28:48] | at least, I tell myself I was. | |
[28:49] | And then you caught the case? | |
[28:51] | Look, they’d already found a few bodies. | |
[28:53] | A task force was put together with the FBI. | |
[28:55] | They asked me to run our side. | |
[28:57] | I… should’ve said “no.” | |
[29:00] | Come on, Nick. No way you could’ve known the toll it was gonna take. | |
[29:02] | But I did. | |
[29:04] | Deep down, I — I did. | |
[29:07] | I-I-I knew I’d barely leave the office. | |
[29:10] | I knew that every time I tried, | |
[29:12] | another theory would pop into my head | |
[29:14] | and I’d have to stay and run it down. | |
[29:16] | Every time I had a few days off, another body would pop up. | |
[29:19] | And how could I walk away when all these grieving families | |
[29:22] | called me every day, wanting answers? | |
[29:24] | Any detective would have done the same. | |
[29:26] | No! | |
[29:27] | Nolan! | |
[29:29] | Don’t let me off that easy! Don’t! | |
[29:31] | My wife was dying! I wasn’t there! | |
[29:35] | The day she died, I — | |
[29:44] | I wasn’t there, so there’s no excusing that. | |
[29:49] | So, what do you want me to tell Rosalind? | |
[29:51] | ♪♪ | |
[29:57] | [ Buzzer ] | |
[30:00] | Hey. | |
[30:06] | Catching you… | |
[30:08] | was worth everything it cost me. | |
[30:10] | ♪♪ | |
[30:15] | ♪♪ | |
[30:20] | Armstrong: Looks like she was killed more recently than the last one. | |
[30:23] | Yeah, three months ago, maybe four. | |
[30:25] | Check for the tattoo on her ribs. | |
[30:31] | Armstrong: Day of Death — September 8th. | |
[30:33] | That’s three months ago to the day. | |
[30:35] | The first body we found was killed | |
[30:36] | exactly three months before that. | |
[30:38] | Del Monte: So, if the pattern continues… | |
[30:40] | Someone’s getting killed today. | |
[30:45] | Nolan: Your friend already has their victim, don’t they? | |
[30:47] | Duh. | |
[30:48] | That clearly is a ritual that must be followed. | |
[30:50] | Tell us who it is. | |
[30:52] | Why on Earth would I do that, Nicholas? | |
[30:55] | These women are my victims as much as the killer’s. | |
[30:59] | And now they have another one, and I will savor every second | |
[31:03] | of your futile race to save her. | |
[31:04] | ♪♪ | |
[31:10] | [ Door locks ] | |
[31:12] | We’ve got less than 24 hours to save this girl. | |
[31:14] | What is the plan? | |
[31:16] | Sgt. Grey: You and Nolan meet the body at the morgue. | |
[31:18] | We need an ID on both bodies. | |
[31:19] | If we can connect the first two victims, | |
[31:21] | we might be able to predict the third. | |
[31:22] | That’s a Hail Mary. | |
[31:23] | You have a better idea? | |
[31:25] | I’m going to the prison, turn it upside down. | |
[31:26] | That’s where she planned this whole thing. | |
[31:28] | It’s our best shot to get some evidence. | |
[31:30] | Alright. I’ll have Bradford and Chen meet you there. | |
[31:32] | You — the morgue. | |
[31:34] | Hey, we need to pull a fingerprint. | |
[31:36] | Well, let’s see what I have to work with. | |
[31:42] | Oh, that’s doable. | |
[31:44] | She’s in better shape than the last one. | |
[31:45] | Huh. What is it? | |
[31:47] | There’s a slight discoloration under what’s left of her nails. | |
[31:50] | Saw it in the first victim’s, as well. | |
[31:52] | Took a swab. | |
[31:53] | And? | |
[31:55] | It’s a microbe strain | |
[31:57] | indigenous to animals in Africa and Asia. | |
[31:59] | So, does that mean both victims flew internationally? | |
[32:03] | Unlikely. | |
[32:04] | For the microbe to remain present on the victim’s hand, | |
[32:07] | they would’ve had to come in contact right before they died. | |
[32:09] | When they were killed. | |
[32:10] | Is there somewhere in LA they could’ve been exposed? | |
[32:14] | The zoo. | |
[32:16] | You think our guy was tattooing and suffocating his victims | |
[32:18] | in one of the most heavily trafficked attractions | |
[32:20] | in the city? | |
[32:21] | No, um, not that one. The old zoo. | |
[32:23] | The one they shut down in the ’60s. | |
[32:25] | I found it when I was first exploring LA. | |
[32:27] | It’s abandoned, it’s isolated. | |
[32:29] | And it’s close to the two burial sites. | |
[32:31] | Is it possible those microbes can still exist | |
[32:33] | in the soil there? | |
[32:34] | Yes. | |
[32:35] | ♪♪ | |
[32:38] | I don’t know what you think you’re gonna find. | |
[32:40] | We’ve tossed Rosalind’s cell top to bottom, | |
[32:43] | searched every item in there. | |
[32:45] | Hey, you never know. Sometimes a fresh set of eyes can help. | |
[32:50] | This is a dead end. | |
[32:53] | Yeah. | |
[33:07] | W-W-Where are the books? | |
[33:09] | What? The — The books. | |
[33:10] | Rosalind was a voracious reader. There would be books. | |
[33:13] | She sent them back to the library a couple days ago. | |
[33:15] | Right before she came to us. | |
[33:16] | She knew we’d search her things. | |
[33:18] | I need to see every book she checked out in the last… | |
[33:20] | six months. | |
[33:21] | ♪♪ | |
[33:27] | ♪♪ | |
[33:33] | Uh…I got something. | |
[33:36] | Armstrong: It’s code. | |
[33:37] | A simple substitution cypher. | |
[33:39] | That number in the corner, I bet, is a page in the book. | |
[33:43] | Is that a signature line? | |
[33:45] | Um… | |
[33:47] | ♪♪ | |
[33:56] | I got him. | |
[33:57] | Bryan Coleman. | |
[34:00] | -Freeze! LAPD! -Go, go, go! | |
[34:03] | Officer: I got eyes! | |
[34:05] | Officer #2: Hallway clear. | |
[34:07] | Officer #3: [ Distorted ] Kitchen’s clear. | |
[34:09] | [ Indistinct distorted voices ] | |
[34:13] | Who is that? The next victim? | |
[34:17] | No. | |
[34:21] | It’s my wife. | |
[34:24] | Rosalind put the letter in the book | |
[34:27] | for me to find… | |
[34:30] | to torture me. | |
[34:31] | She’s been a step ahead of us the whole time. | |
[34:35] | [ Car door opens, closes ] | |
[34:40] | 7-Adam-15, show us Code 6 at the old Los Angeles Zoo. | |
[34:44] | [ Bird caws ] | |
[34:46] | [ Gate creaks ] | |
[34:48] | ♪♪ | |
[34:52] | So, what? We do a sweep, look for microbes? | |
[34:55] | Yeah, something like that. | |
[34:57] | Oh. | |
[34:58] | Well, that’s not creepy at all. | |
[35:00] | Does have a Ted Kaczynski vibe. | |
[35:02] | I’ll go around back. Count to five and then breach. | |
[35:05] | And whatever you do, do not shoot me. | |
[35:07] | Count to five, breach, don’t shoot you. | |
[35:09] | Copy. | |
[35:13] | Five, four, three, two… | |
[35:17] | one. | |
[35:18] | ♪♪ | |
[35:27] | ♪♪ | |
[35:36] | ♪♪ | |
[35:45] | ♪♪ | |
[35:54] | Nolan, I found her! | |
[35:55] | [ Groans ] | |
[35:56] | She’s alive! | |
[35:57] | ♪♪ | |
[36:02] | Is she okay? | |
[36:04] | Yeah. Go. | |
[36:05] | [ Radio beeps ] | |
[36:06] | 7-Adam-15, I need an RA, Code 3 at the old LA Zoo. | |
[36:10] | Alert the watch commander and Detective Armstrong. | |
[36:12] | We have found our next victim, and she is alive. | |
[36:15] | This is where he suffocated them. | |
[36:18] | ♪♪ | |
[36:21] | Harper. | |
[36:23] | Got this? Yeah, yeah. Go, go. | |
[36:25] | 7-Adam-15, in pursuit of suspect. | |
[36:26] | Requesting airship and backup. | |
[36:28] | ♪♪ | |
[36:31] | [ Metal scrapes ] | |
[36:33] | ♪♪ | |
[36:41] | ♪♪ | |
[36:44] | [ Metal scrapes ] | |
[36:46] | [ Metal clangs ] | |
[36:47] | ♪♪ | |
[36:55] | [ Water dripping ] | |
[36:56] | ♪♪ | |
[37:03] | ♪♪ | |
[37:10] | ♪♪ | |
[37:17] | [ Grunts ] | |
[37:18] | ♪♪ | |
[37:27] | ♪♪ | |
[37:36] | ♪♪ | |
[37:44] | Harper: Nolan! | |
[37:48] | [ Gasps, breathing heavily ] | |
[37:50] | You okay? | |
[37:51] | [ Coughs ] I’m okay! Go! | |
[37:52] | [ Door creaks ] | |
[37:54] | [ Coughs ] | |
[37:55] | ♪♪ | |
[38:00] | [ Both grunt ] | |
[38:01] | ♪♪ | |
[38:07] | Sgt. Grey: So, the good news first. | |
[38:09] | Nora Valdez — the woman Harper and Nolan rescued — | |
[38:13] | she’s gonna be okay. | |
[38:14] | What about Bryan Coleman? | |
[38:18] | Still no sign of him yet. | |
[38:20] | But his face is everywhere. | |
[38:22] | And the FBI is stepping in to help with our investigation, | |
[38:25] | so it’s just a matter of time before we get him. | |
[38:26] | What do we do now? | |
[38:28] | You go home, Officer Chen. | |
[38:32] | And don’t think for a moment you failed. | |
[38:34] | A woman’s alive because each one of you | |
[38:36] | gave your all during the last 36 hours. | |
[38:38] | Sergeant Grey’s right. | |
[38:41] | You should each be proud of the work you did today. | |
[38:43] | Alright, that’s it. | |
[38:48] | If I can be wheels up in the next 10 minutes, | |
[38:50] | I might beat the afternoon traffic, | |
[38:52] | which means I will be in bed within the next hour. | |
[38:54] | That’s a mistake. | |
[38:55] | What? Why? | |
[38:58] | Look, after working a hardcore assignment like this, | |
[39:00] | you need to go blow off some steam after shift — | |
[39:02] | you know, give your brain a different focus. | |
[39:05] | It’s the only way you have a fighting chance of actually sleeping. | |
[39:07] | Trust me. | |
[39:08] | So… | |
[39:10] | as my training officer, | |
[39:12] | you’re saying that I should go get a drink? | |
[39:14] | A strong one. | |
[39:15] | Maybe even with another human. | |
[39:17] | Hmm. | |
[39:19] | You alright? | |
[39:21] | Not even close. | |
[39:24] | Well, I’m not going anywhere until you are. | |
[39:25] | ♪ We lit up the sky, you and I did ♪ | |
[39:28] | ♪ Now the stars are falling, the stars are falling ♪ | |
[39:30] | Wesley? | |
[39:31] | ♪ Down on my head ♪ | |
[39:33] | Wesley. | |
[39:34] | ♪ Now I know ♪ | |
[39:36] | Wesley. | |
[39:37] | Wesley! | |
[39:38] | Wake up! | |
[39:40] | Wake up! | |
[39:42] | Wake up! Come on! | |
[39:43] | [ Gasps ] | |
[39:45] | Hey. Hey, hey, hey. | |
[39:47] | What the hell were you thinking? | |
[39:48] | Huh? | |
[39:49] | You mixed anxiety meds and alcohol. | |
[39:50] | Are you trying to kill yourself? | |
[39:54] | Uh…I don’t — I don’t…know. | |
[39:58] | [ Breathes shakily ] | |
[40:01] | I’m so glad you called. | |
[40:03] | Yeah. Me too. | |
[40:05] | Look… | |
[40:06] | I’m sorry if I’m a little rough around the edges. | |
[40:09] | It’s been a really long two days. | |
[40:11] | [ Inhales sharply ] | |
[40:12] | Yeah, I might’ve seen some news stories. | |
[40:15] | Yeah. | |
[40:16] | God, it’s been so intense. | |
[40:20] | Well, I am here to distract you, | |
[40:22] | which means work talk is officially off-limits. | |
[40:25] | Okay. So, what should we talk about? | |
[40:28] | Me, obviously. | |
[40:29] | [ Chuckling ] Okay. Good. Cheers. | |
[40:30] | Cheers. Cheers to you. | |
[40:32] | To me. [ Laughs ] | |
[40:35] | I miss her. | |
[40:37] | Rosalind? | |
[40:40] | My wife. | |
[40:43] | Yeah, you have to forgive yourself for that. | |
[40:46] | I know that’s easier said than done, | |
[40:48] | but you had a lot of great years — | |
[40:51] | and…one really bad one. | |
[40:54] | Unfortunately, it was the last one, | |
[40:55] | so that becomes the lens through which you look | |
[40:57] | at the rest of your relationship. | |
[40:59] | It’s not a lens. | |
[41:02] | And Rosalind knew it — | |
[41:03] | knew exactly which button to push to destroy me. | |
[41:06] | Which is why you need to learn to let that go. | |
[41:10] | Because you don’t want that woman in your head anymore. | |
[41:14] | No, I don’t. | |
[41:16] | Crime scene unit just found a body — | |
[41:18] | buried under that cabin at the old zoo. | |
[41:20] | Another victim? | |
[41:22] | Not exactly. | |
[41:24] | Fingerprints match Bryan Coleman. | |
[41:26] | If Bryan was already dead, | |
[41:28] | who the hell tried to kill me? | |
[41:31] | [ Dance music plays ] | |
[41:33] | [ Laughs ] | |
[41:35] | ♪ Now the stars are falling ♪ | |
[41:36] | ♪ The stars are falling down on my head ♪ | |
[41:39] | I should call an Uber. | |
[41:41] | Y-You don’t think that they would tow my car, right? | |
[41:44] | No. The bar’s used to it. | |
[41:46] | [ Laughs ] Ohh! | |
[41:47] | Oh! [ Chuckling ] Sorry. | |
[41:48] | Okay. | |
[41:49] | Well, if you can’t tell, | |
[41:51] | I had a — I had a really good time. | |
[41:55] | Me too — unfortunately. | |
[41:57] | [ Chuckles ] Why? You wanted to have a bad time? | |
[41:59] | Might make this next part a little easier. | |
[42:01] | [ Laughing ] What? | |
[42:02] | [ Chuckles ] | |
[42:03] | [ Car alarm chirps ] | |
[42:04] | Whoop! [ Laughs ] | |
[42:06] | [ Music slows, distorts ] | |
[42:09] | You put something in my drink. | |
[42:10] | Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. Shh, shh, shh, shh. | |
[42:12] | [ Muffled screaming ] | |
[42:29] | ♪♪ | |
[42:34] | ♪♪ | |
[42:42] | ♪♪ | |
[42:54] | ♪♪ | |
[42:58] | Damn it! | |
[42:59] | ♪♪ |