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(soft rock music)
(screams)
(soft rock music)
- I am gonna have my hands full with this guy,
but for now, I guess you can put
my picture up on your wall.
And yes, I would love to go out with you.
To one of your hotspots.
(mumbles)
(shouting)
(mumbles)
(laughs)
- Nice, all right.
So, you come here often?
(chuckles)
- Actually I do.
- I can't believe I just said that, terrible.
- Classic.
- Yeah, so what's good here?
- Margaritas.
- Margaritas?
- Yeah, do you drink margaritas?
- I could do some damage with those.
- Okay, all right.
- So, salt, no salt?
- Definitely salt.
- Wow, I'd rather no salt.
- Well you might have to end this deal.
- All right, thank you check.
(laughing)
- What are you doing with your life?
- Just close it.
- Just close it down.
- You're canceled.
- No.
(dramatic music).
- Please, what do you want?
Please.
- No no no, okay?
Listen to me, okay?
- Okay.
Are you listening to me?
You're listening?
Good, good.
Tell me, how long would you let it go on for?
- What do you mean?
- Tell me.
- I don't know what you mean.
- No don't fuck with me, okay?
This is my time, not yours.
Tell me, how long would you let it go on for?
(screams)
- My parents think I'm (mumbles)
Please don't hurt me.
I won't tell anybody.
I swear I won't tell anybody.
- So you don't know why,
your life's still ending.
(screams)
This is the best way for him to learn.
(screams)
I got this just for you.
- No, no, no!
- Just for you.
- No please, no, no!
(screams)
- No dad, please don't hit me.
- You're a little shit!
Shut up.
(shouting)
Shut up.
(shouting)
You little piece of shit!
(shouting)
- Please, God, stop.
- You know when it stops?
When mice become part of the shirt consciousness.
(crying)
I don't wanna die, I don't wanna die!
- No peeing, no peeing.
I can do it.
I can, I'm a big boy now.
I'm a good boy.
Mommy has to help me.
(birds chirp).
(soft rock music ).
- Did you see how the trees (mumbles)?
- Well.
- Yeah.
- (mumbles) are gone?
(mumbles)
- Like Banjo Kazooie.
- Dad what's that?
- Courtney get these guys out of here.
I'll call the police.
- Not much we could do till we get her out of here.
- Another day.
- Yeah, this is not me starting my faith in humanity.
(laughs)
- When did you ever have faith in humanity?
- (mumbles), like vocation, oh.
- Jesus Christ.
Know, Peter, every time I walk up
on a homicide victim,
it's always the same thought.
- What's that?
- Five minutes alone with that piece of shit.
- So you'd be willing to risk losing land
and the girls for someone like this.
- Hypothetically speaking, Kelly...
- I think a life sentence in prison,
ought to do the trick, John.
- Oh, yeah, if you were married with kids,
you'd be singing a different tune.
- Maybe.
- Look, I don't think any of us can get our wish,
so what do we got, Pete?
- Well, we're dealing with a real fucking monster here.
Fractured skull, throat was cut,
and she was raped.
- So we could have DNA.
- I hope so.
- How long has she been in here doc?
- I can't tell ten to 12 hours maybe.
- You know, this is just starting.
- John What makes you say that?
- Take a look at it Kel.
- He's not gonna get away with this.
- Yeah, tell that to her mother.
Later, Pete.
- Doesn't get any easier does it doc?
- No it don't.
- I can't believe this happened,
this is just the beginning.
- Yeah.
- Excuse me.
- Yeah.
- Now, I found a license in her wallet.
- Oh, thank God, thank you.
- No problem.
- Thanks, bud.
- Absolutely.
- It's part of the preseason report (mumbles).
- Yeah.
- Can you drive?
- Yeah.
- What are you doing?
Thought you quit.
- I did.
(chuckles).
- Here we go.
- So what's the story, Pete?
- Well, we got good news and bad news.
- What's the good news?
- Oh, he was definitely inside her so we've got DNA.
- What's the bad news?
- The prints on the shower curtain,
No match.
- So basically we got nothing.
- I'm afraid not.
- Do me favor, Captain Estin's right in our ass.
Just keep taking.
I wanna fry this bastard.
- You got it.
- Thanks, Pete.
What's up, cap?
- Mosley, tell me we got something good from Brown.
- What are you looking at me for?
- Tell him.
- Smith, you got something for me on this?
- Actually I do, captain, but I don't know
whether you're really gonna like it.
- Well, I'm all ears.
- We have his DNA, we have his license,
but we don't have as a match on the prints
that were found at the scene.
- I like you Smith, you're smart.
- I like you too captain.
- You know cap, that shit's gonna kill you.
- Stress.
Follow up on the license,
find out where this girl went last night,
who she went out with and come back to me.
- You got it.
- Come on let's go, chap chap.
What are you waiting for?
Bosley?
- Yeah, cap.
- Don't mention my cigar again.
- You got it.
- I thought you quit.
- Are you kidding me?
It feels a lot safer than nicotine.
- Yeah, kidney and liver damage are good for you.
(laughs).
- You never stop.
- Yeah.
- Lets try this one we might get lucky.
- Yeah, how many times we (mumbles).
Excuse me?
- Yeah, hold on a second.
Yeah, I'm gonna have to call you back.
Hello, hello, hello?
All these cellphones suck.
Yeah, hi, who are you?
- I'm Detective Smith, this is detective Bosley.
- Do you know Kate Pellegrino?
- Did you say Kate?
- Yes.
- Yeah, I'm her roommate.
Yeah, what the hell that girl do now?
Actually, you know what?
Let me tell you what she did.
She left her fucking apartment door unlocked again.
You know, I told her 1000 times
not leave the fucking door unlocked.
Don't understand that girl.
- Who are you?
I'm Donna, Donna Ricci.
(phone rings).
- Hello.
Hello.
Can't even get a signal in
my own fucking apartment building.
Can you believe this shit?
- Can you shut the phone down?
I need to ask you about Kate Pallegrino.
- Is she in trouble or?
- Like can we speak to her parents?
- Her parents are both dead and
she's an only child.
What the hell is going on?
- I'm sorry to tell you this.
Kate was murdered.
We're investigating the crime.
- This is some kind of prank right?
This is like a sick twisted joke, isn't it?
- No, I wish it was.
- Oh my God, I can't believe this.
She was like the only family I had
and I was the only family she had.
God I know we fight but
I loved her and she loved me.
This can't be real.
- Know if she was seeing anybody?
- Yes, she went on a date last night.
Do you think he killed Kate?
- At this point we're just gathering information.
- You know the guy's name?
- Yeah, his name was Brad.
Just he introduced me while
they were drinking wine last night.
She met him on a website.
He seemed like an all right guy
but I told her all those guys are weirdos.
- You know this guy Brad's address?
- Yes, we write down guys names and addresses
the first time we go out with them.
God forbid something happens, you know?
- Can you do me a favor, Donna?
Can you get us that information?
- Yeah, it's upstairs.
I'll be right back.
- Sorry.
Hey, Kel check the perimeter.
(door bangs).
Break in?
- Dude, you're not supposed to in be here, man.
- I need to ask you some questions.
- Yeah, what's this about?
- I'll ask the questions.
- Look, okay?
If this is about the music,
the noise complaints, we have a license for live
music all right, so fuck off.
- It's not about the music, Brad.
Where were you last night?
- Last night?
What the fuck is this about?
Look, I was on a date last night, man.
There's no crime in that.
- Yeah, well your date, Kate.
She was murdered last night, Brad.
- What?
I didn't have anything to do with that, man.
I don't know what you're talking about.
- Well, look, you're in the middle of a
big shit storm here, okay?
And things could go two ways, the easy way or the hard way.
The choice is yours.
- Fuck man.
That's Kate.
Who do you think did this?
- Trying to find out Brad.
That's why I'm here.
- We met on a dating app.
We met up we,
really kind of hit it off,
had some drinks at this place, Sidebooze or something,
and went back to her place.
Had a few glasses of wine.
- Well, her roommate said you guys went
out after the fact and Kate never returned.
- No, no, man, she's lying, that didn't happen.
- Why would she do that?
- She's lying, man okay, we didn't go back out.
- Look, they found sperm inside of Kate,
I'm sure you would mind giving a DNA sample.
- I don't know, man.
I mean, people get framed for shit like this.
All the time, maybe I need a lawyer.
- Have you ever been arrested?
- No, never.
- There's a guy I'm looking for.
I'll see tomorrow at the precinct.
- Oh, fuck man, this ain't right!
- Bright and early.
Bright and early, asshole.
Real lucky.
- That's your...
- Excuse me.
- Hi, how are you?
- Hi, I'm detective Bosley, this is detective Smith.
We wanna ask you couple of questions
maybe you can help us out.
- Sure.
- Do any of these people look familiar to you?
- No, I can't say that they do.
- Probably you were working Thursday.
- I didn't work Thursday,
but I think Vicki did,
I could go get her for you guys.
- Sure.
- Thanks.
Got lucky.
- Don't hold your breath.
- Hi, can I help you with something?
- Yeah, we'd like to ask you a few questions.
Is there a place where we can sit down privately?
- Yeah, sure, over here.
- Thanks.
Right here.
- Mm hmm.
- Okay.
- Look familiar to you at all?
- Yeah, actually, I remember both of them.
They were both pretty nice.
- Was there anything odd about them?
Like what?
- I don't know, anything.
Anything would really, really help us out.
- No, I'm sorry nothing sticks out my head.
- Okay.
- Well, if you think of anything..
- Sure, yeah, definitely.
- Okay, thank you.
All right, thanks.
- We have a dead end Kel.
- Yeah, let's keep.
- What we have is one dead woman.
No, no, nobody mentioned a serial killer
because the enemy's findings are incomplete, sir.
As soon as that's done,
you'll be the first one that I call.
Yes, sir.
Yes, chief, yes.
You heard that right.
Chief of DS already busting my balls over this one.
His exact words 'swift justice'.
That's what we need.
Forget him.
I need results on this thing quick.
So, tell me we got a suspect in custody.
- I don't think he's our guy.
- Why, may I ask, is that Smith?
- He gave his DNA up too fast.
- I wasn't talking to you Bosley.
Smith?
- Well, John's right about that.
Also, we went to Sema bar
where they had their date,
questioned the waitress, nothing.
- Well, bring me back something.
What you sitting around here for, go.
- Okay.
- Thanks cap.
- The science my teaching profession,
what I love to do more than anything else
is dancing.
I love to get out there
and let the music move right through me.
Take a pill, sweat my ass off,
and just dance.
That to me is everything.
Do you know (mumbles) dance?
Can you feel what I'm talking about?
Or are you one of those
non drug health freaks?
No, I'm not a health freak.
I take a pill once in a while just for fun
and dancing till the sun goes out.
Does it sounds like fun Rachel?
Yes, yes, yes.
But, listen I have to run.
My roommate is telling me
cable is out again.
So I have to call Cablevision for her
since she can't do anything.
Take it out without me.
So I will see you later.
You're such a honey bunts.
Lisa,
Lisa!
- Oh, calm down girlfriend.
You're gonna wanna save some of
the energy for what's his name?
- Vince.
- Oh yeah, Vince how can I forget an Italian name like that?
- What about this?
What do you think?
- You look hot in anything?
You make me sick girl.
- Thank you, that's not helping me right now.
- You know what forget about the bar scene,
that shits dead and over, pushing in
more weirdos and nutcases
in bars and anywhere else.
- Well, he's hot.
And he sounded fine when I chatted with him.
So I don't know, I guess we'll see.
- Oh, have fun honey, and if you come back,
I promise I'll hide in my room.
- Oh my God I love you!
- I love you.
- Don't do anything I wouldn't do!
- I'll try not to.
(laughs)
This place is really nice.
Has a little bit of everything.
- Yeah it does, nice call, Rachel.
- Me?
This is your call Vince.
- What are you talking about?
Didn't you suggest this place?
- How's everything this evening?
- Great.
- Fantastic, let me know if there's
anything else I can get for you.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome enjoy.
(door knock)
- Who is it?
- Cable.
- Isn't it a little late?
(screams)
(mumbles)
( laughs)
- Lee you home?
Lee.
I think she's out.
(laughs)
- I had a lot of fun tonight, Vince.
- So did I, I'll call you later.
- Bye.
(laughs)
Bye.
(door slams)
(screams)
Oh my God!ú
Why are you doing this to me?
- You don't get to ask questions I do.
- I won't tell anyone, please.
Please, just let me go.
- If you want to walk out of here,
you have to do exactly as I instruct.
You got it?
- Yes.
- Okay.
- Why didn't she help me?
I would have helped her if it
were the other way around.
I know right from wrong, why didn't she?
I don't understand.
You're a teacher, maybe you could explain it to me.
- How did you know I'm a teacher?
(crying)
- You don't ask the questions, I do!
- You wet the bed again, Henry?
- Why must we go through this again, Henry, huh?
- Please don't hurt me daddy!
- Why?
(crying)
- Tell me Rachel.
- I'm just trying to understand.
- When will it end, Rachel, when does it stop,
does it stop with you in your lifetime?
I mean, it's pretty easy to see
what I'm trying to do here.
I can't make it any more easy for them can I?
Do you agree?
- Yes I agree, I agree.
- What do you agree with?
- Yes, I do.
You don't even know what I'm talking about.
What do you agree with?
- You're a teacher, how could you not understand?
- I'm trying..
- You're a teacher!
(cries)
- You are a teacher.
- I agree.
- What do you agree with, huh?
- I agree with what you're saying.
I'm just trying to understand.
- What you need to understand
And what they need to understand is that,
they have to be the patties not not not the sons,
the mothers, must sacrifice for the sons,
so the sons, so the sons can go on
and they must sacrifice everything if that what it takes.
- Please ask me questions.
Ask me.
You said you'd ask me questions and then you'd let me go.
- That's what baffles me, I don't understand it,
so black and white.
Even if I have to die,
for the public to see then so be it.
- Let me tell the public for you.
I will.
If you let me go I will tell
the sense of what you're doing.
- You'll tell the public what they need to know?
- Yes, yes.
Yes, I will.
- It wasn't a fucking question!
I hate you, I hate you!
I'm gonna kill you!
Why don't you love me?
I hate you!
- No, no, stop no.
(heavy pants)
(birds chirp)
- Let's go again.
Motherfucker.
(mumbles)
- What the hell is that?
- Where?
Look at that
- Get some plastic.
- Motherfucker.
- What do we got guys?
Jesus fucking Christ.
This guy's taunting us.
- Technology, the founder?
- This guy over here.
They live in the same building complex.
- Oh, really?
We should talk to...
- Yeah.
(mumbles)
- Yeah.
- Excuse me, guys, I'll take this from here.
- Thanks.
- You can keep the pen.
- Hey what was he saying?
- So I was telling the officer,
so I was jogging by around seven,
and I noticed plastic but it didn't like
look like a plastic bag so that that's why
I stopped to investigate it.
- Is true you knew the victim?
- Yeah, she was in my building.
She, I didn't even know her name.
I knew her roommates name though, Lisa Simone.
- Okay, so we'll go talk to Lisa
and if we need you for anything, we'll contact you.
- Yeah, everything's on my card, name, information,
whatever you need.
- All right, we'll contact you.
- Okay.
- Thanks, just don't go anywhere too far, okay?
- Okay, thanks.
Let's go talk to Lisa.
(alarm rings)
- Ring it again.
(alarm rings)
- This is a dead end Kel.
- Maybe she's not home
- She's not gonna answer
Ring it one more time.
(alarm rings)
It's a waste.
It's a dead end.
- All right whatever let's just go.
- Come on, come on Lisa pick up the phone!
(alarm rings)
Come on I'm right downstairs.
Buzz me and I'll pickup, please Lisa.
- Excuse me, are you looking for Lisa Simone?
- Yeah, why?
- I'm detective John Bosley, this is
detective Kelly Smith, who are you?
- I'm Bobby Simone, this is my sister.
- What's your emergency?
- We were supposed to get lunch today.
I called her office, they said she didn't show up for work.
It's not like her.
After like four messages but got nothing,
I know there's a problem.
Why are you here?
- No, no, no.
No, no.
Stay here.
- Lisa Simone, this is the police.
Are you here?
- Lisa?
(breathing deeply)
Jesus Christ.
- I knew there had to be a problem.
We just lost my father last year to cancer.
I don't know how my mother's gonna handle this.
- I'm so sorry Bobby.
(phone rings)
We need to ask you a few questions.
- I'm so sorry
Bosley.
Yes, you got it cap.
Soon as we're done.
Thanks.
So sorry for that.
- Was your sister seeing anyone?
- Chris Gore, he is a broker who lives in
Battery Park City on Rector Street.
- And how about Rachel?
Did you know anything about her dating situation?
- My sister would tell me.
They like to meet people on these websites,
maybe my sister's computer has some emails
or chatting shit on it.
- Oh, thank you, Bobby, you've been very helpful.
We're just going to take a look around
but if you think of anything,
please don't hesitate to call.
- We're just gonna need you to step outside.
CSI is on the way and we don't want to
contaminate the crime scene.
Hey, we can get this fucker,
okay?
- This was a copy of the Backman tape.
- [Rachel] I agree.
- [Henry] What do you agree with huh?
- [Rachel] I agree with what you're saying.
I'm just trying to understand.
- [Henry] What you need to understand,
and what they need to understand
is that they have to be the patsies,
not the sons.
The mothers must sacrifice for the son
so the sons can go on
and they must sacrifice everything it takes.
- [Rachel] Please ask me questions.
- [Henry] It's black and white.
- [Rachel] Please ask me questions.
You said you'd ask me questions and then let me go.
- [Henry] That's what baffles me I don't understand it.
So black and white.
Even if I have to die for the public to see so be it.
- [Rachel] Let me tell the public for you, I will.
If you let me go on tell the sons of what you're doing.
- [Henry] You'll tell the public what they need to know.
- [Rachel] Yes, yes, yes I will.
- [Henry] That wasn't a question.
- [Rachel] No no no no.
(heavy pants)
- How do you not believe in a death penalty?
- The report from the Emmys office, according to Brown,
Pellegrino, Backman and Simone were all strangled,
raped and murdered by the same guy.
- Wait, wait, wait, it's the same DNA that was on Backman?
- Yes it was.
Bosley, care to share your thoughts with us?
- Just hear me out for a second.
While there's a (mumbles) killer,
went around the apartment,
went into the window
and then expects bone there.
- Either that or someone's totally naive,
answers the door and gets overpowered.
Or, maybe she knew him.
I mean, there was no sign of forced entry.
- But what's the connection from Pellegrino to
Backman and Simone?
- Well, we spoke to Bobby, Lisa's brother,
and he gave us a ton of information on Vince Minnelli,
who was the last guy to see Rachel before her disappearance.
And also he mentioned that Minnelli met her on a website.
- And Brad Keen was clear on the power grid on murder,
also mentioned he was on this very same website.
- So now we just need to verify the information on Minnelli.
- And Minnelli is a good lead.
I mean, we'll definitely question him today.
- Yeah, Bosley and I also were thinking that we
were going to set up a sting operation
and maybe a long shot but it's really our only lead.
- What kind of a sting are you talking about?
- What I want is I want to put Kelly on that site.
Have her go on dates at Cebu, we'll be inside a van,
If anything happens, we'll rush in.
Nothing will happen.
We got to do this.
- No.
I don't know.
- Listen, captain, I need to do this.
I mean, whoa, big strong man running around
raping and murdering young women.
He's a fucking coward.
- I mean, I'll be there, White.
I mean, all the guys, she'll be good cap.
- I don't know.
- Captain, we have to get this fucking guy.
Please, let us do this.
I got her, she's good.
- All right, go.
- Thank you, I won't let you down.
- Thank you.
(car moving)
- Vince Minelli?
- Who wants to know?
- I'm Detective John Bosley, that's detective Smith.
- You guys came here with this bullshit now,
I'm working, can't you see that?
- Yeah, well, so are we,
and we'd like to ask you
a few questions if you don't mind.
- Yeah, I do mind.
I'm tired of being harassed
by you fucking cops.
- Oh yeah.
- No.
- How about this?
- Let the fuck go, my arm.
Arrest for what?
How about Kel, I don't know, obstruction?
- Obstruction.
Open the (mumbles) please.
(heavy pants)
- Tough guy, take him in there.
- Please.
- Fucking guy.
- Please.
(loud breath)
- Okay wait, you win,
give me a minute don't pull out.
- It's too late Minnelli you had your chance.
- Please, detective, I can't go back there.
- Wait, now you want to cooperate, really?
- Yeah, I'll tell you whatever you want.
- Do you mind if I smoke?
- Mind if she smokes, why don't you ever ask me
if I mind if you're smoking?
- Cause an addict is an addict, takes one to know one.
What the hell happened back there?
- I got into trouble last year.
It's a long story.
I don't want to go down that road again.
What do you want?
- Rachel Backman.
- Okay, what about her?
- You were the last one to see her alive Vince.
- What the hell are you talking about?
- She's dead, so is Lisa Simone.
So you either start talking, or we start driving.
- I didn't kill anyone.
This is crazy.
- Things aren't looking too good for you now, Vince.
You need to tell us exactly what happened the night
you went out with Rachel.
- We went to Cebu for dinner, had a few laughs
and went back to her place.
- Did you have sex with her?
We have both kinds of DNA,
So think about that long
and hard before you lie to us.
- Long and hard Vince.
- Yes, we had sex,
but she wanted it just as much as I did.
I swear, I didn't kill anyone.
I'll even take one of those lie tests.
- You're willing to take a polly?
- Yeah, I'll take one of those too.
But detectives, it wasn't me.
- All right, tell me something,
when you went to Cebu,
did you notice anything suspicious?
- Like what?
- Like anyone..
- Wait, wait, yeah.
The waitress she came up to me before we left.
Rachel went to the bathroom,
and she said someone was staring at us.
- Did you get a look at them?
- No, he'd gone by the time we got back.
But you should talk to her.
She had long black hair, she was really pretty.
- You're still gonna come down to the precinct
and take a polly, you know that right?
- Yeah, fine.
- I'm gonna cut you loose.
- So you're willing to co-operate?
- Yeah, yeah, I didn't kill anyone.
- Come on.
Lets go see that waitress.
- All right.
(door slams)
- Excuse me?
- What can I get for you?
- I'm looking for a girl with long brown hair,
pretty waitress that works here.
- Julie?
Yeah, she's in the back.
- You mind get her?
- Yeah I'll get her for you.
Is everything okay?
- Yeah yeah, I have to ask her
a couple questions.
- Okay.
- Thanks.
- Hi.
- I'm Detective Bosley.
- What can I help you with?
- I want to ask you a couple questions.
Seen this couple?
They were here the other night,
and you said somebody was looking at them oddly.
Do you remember them?
- No, not really.
- They were having dinner,
they were just finished when you came up...
- Hold on, yeah, I do remember this guy.
- Do you remember the guy that was looking at him?
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna need a favor.
I'm gonna need you to come down to the precinct
meet with the sketch artist.
- Okay, I get off in about an hour.
- Awesome.
You know where Onetour Precinct it is?
- Yeah.
- Okay, you're gonna ask for officer Gomez.
- Okay.
- I'll take care of it from there.
- Gomez, got it.
- Thank you so much.
- No problem.
- Appreciate it.
- He's been arrested.
Those aren't his fingerprints, he's not our guy.
- Not a cap, he took a polly, got no motive.
- Yeah, and he has no relation whatsoever
to Pellegrino, like no connection.
- So where does that leave us, no leads?
- We got Julie the waitress from Cebu.
- Julie the waitress.
- Yeah, she caught a glimpse of him.
- She was supposed to be here three hours ago
to talk to the sketch artist, Gomez.
- Gomez.
- Yeah, I think it was Gomez.
- Gomez, is there a sketch
I'm supposed to be looking at?
Thank you.
- For something, maybe.
- Lemme see.
- Have some copies made
and distributed maybe somebody can spot him now.
- So that leads us back to square one, the website.
- Why don't you jump to square two
and find the son of a bitch?
- Got it?
- You got it, cap.
- Hey, I thought you quit that shit.
- Stress.
- What are you doing?
- Hello.
Is this thing on?
I can't believe I got three dates in one night.
- Shit I never had three dates in one week.
- You know what, bro?
That I can believe.
- So so far,
I don't see anyone who
resembles the sketch and
it looks like my date is late.
Hi.
(laughing)
You startled me.
- Oh, my apologies for clearly startling you
and for being seven minutes late.
- Yeah, that's okay.
Hi.
- I'm Jerry.
- I'm Karen.
It's very nice to meet you, Jerry,
In the flesh.
- This is your first time?
- Internet dating, yes.
Is it obvious?
- No.
(chuckles)
- Wanna have a seat?
- Yes.
- She's killing us.
It's gonna be a long night bro.
- Right.
- Oh, hi, how about a bottle of wine, Karen?
- Yeah, that sounds nice.
- Fantastic, we will take a bottle of (mumbles).
- One bottle coming right up.
- Thank you.
Karen, is something wrong?
- What?
- Wrong, is there something wrong?
- Oh, no, there's nothing wrong.
- Well you're looking around the room
like you're expecting someone.
- No, don't be silly.
No.
(laughs)
Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- You're an interesting bird.
- I get that a lot.
(laughs)
Are you kidding me?
- Show your acting skills.
Or lack of.
- Will you cut her some slack?
(door slams)
- Right on time, Karen.
- You must be Sam.
- That's what they call me,
but you can call me anything you want.
- Very nice to meet you.
- It's very nice to meet you.
So, I probably don't look like the
pictures I sent you, but...
- No.
- It's all good.
You know, I'm sure we're gonna have
a good time tonight anyway, right?
Why don't we skip all this?
Go to the back, see what they got available?
- No.
- I'm serious, you know,
you look like a really special girl.
Kind of girl that likes to get a little wild.
Lemme get some wild in here and get you moving.
- I'm almost speechless,
but I can tell you one thing.
- Honey what's that?
Mm-hmm?
You wanna do something bad to me?
- Yes, Sam.
As a matter of fact, I do.
Not the kind of bad things that you're expecting.
- I'm down for anything.
Whoa, pulling out the toys already, huh?
- Fuck me.
- I don't think so.
So why don't you pay for my drink,
stand up and get out of here before I change my mind.
- You got it.
You got it.
(heavy pants)
- Asshole.
All right guys, I'm coming.
Can you believe that guy?
- Seen it all, heard it all.
- You should have light that prick up
- And blow our cover.
(laughs)
- Look who's talking.
You could have blown your cover.
It was a bad move Kel.
- I gotta agree with Bosley on this one.
- Okay, I guess I just lost it in there for a second
but that's just because it reminds me of
a lot of actual dates that I've had.
- What your dates have been that bad?
- My personal life suffers.
I thought of all people I wouldn't
have to explain this to you.
- No, my wife and kids remind me that all the time,
about spending time with them and stuff.
I just try to remind them that if I take one
bad person off the street, one, just one,
it may make a difference in somebody's life.
- You really believe that?
- I tickle.
- Wow.
I don't know what else to say.
- Wow.
Can I be you?
- You're really gonna smoke that now, really?
Come on, Kel,wait.
I'll make a deal.
You quit, and I'll quit.
Please.
Come on.
- Deal.
- I hate to break up this movie, but...
- Who's next up on the list?
- His name is Thomas.
His profile reads a lot softer than Sam.
Oh my God, oh my God, I cannot oh my God.
I can't believe I fell for that.
Oh, oh my god.
- Look, we got 15 minutes to get in there.
Take a breath and do your thing.
- I got this.
- You got this.
- I got this
- There's no fucking way she has this.
- I know.
(dramatic music)
- Hey Mack
Hey there, I hope you're Karen.
- I am.
- Definitely Karen.
- This guy, this guy could get laid in a dollhouse.
- Tell me about yourself, Karen?
- Yeah.
I like singing.
- Oh my God, Kel.
- I didn't think it could get worse.
- I'm originally from Minnesota, I love animals.
- Minnesota and you love animals.
Want to buy me a drink too so we can talk some more?
Could you bring me?
Can you pay for my drink please,
I forgot my money.
What do you mean no?
- Double standards.
- Double standards?
Jeez I'd buy you one
but I didn't bring any money.
- Yeah.
- Could you bring me one Cabernet, please?
She'll take care of it.
- You know, did you just want to have this one?
- We could share, this if you want, yeah.
- Okay.
- Thank you, that's very nice of you.
- Actually, you know, you just enjoy it.
Have a goodnight.
- You're going to the ladies room, right?
I'll wait right here.
- I don't know how you guys do it, man.
You single guys.
- Listen, when I'm fat and bald,
that's when I'll call the quits.
- Yeah, that's what a couple hundred feet, bro.
- What are you gonna do?
(tense music playing).
- This has been a long day.
- Yes, it is.
But we did lay a lot of groundwork.
What's going on in that mind, Kel?
- Something's still not right.
I can't put my finger on it
but something is not right.
- Can you do me a favor?
Can you go home?
Get some rest?
You look like shit.
(laughs)
- Thank you.
- Good work tonight, we'll see you tomorrow.
- Night White.
- Why's my name, skipped?
- Goodnight Jonathan.
- Goodnight Kel.
Get home safe.
I'll call you later.
- Will do.
(door slams).
- What can they do?
They always...
(car moving)
(electronic music).
Come on, Max.
Good boy, good boy.
Gluteus maximus.
Okay, now, you're gonna hold down the fort, okay?
(smooches)
Dad's right, your bark is worse than your bite.
Okay, mom's gonna take a shower now.
(tense music).
(shower running).
Max?
(phone rings)
- Bosley.
- No shit, Bosley, Max is gone.
- Jesus Kel, what time is it?
What are you even talking about?
- Max, my dog, he's not in my apartment.
I looked everywhere he's, he's not here.
- Calm down.
How could he have gotten out?
- My window is open but he never
jumped out before he wouldn't do that.
I mean something's really really wrong here.
- Look maybe, maybe he heard a cat
and he jumped out the window.
- No, I'm telling you, he wouldn't do that.
That's not his style, come on.
Something just isn't right.
- Is the apartment locked down?
- It's locked down.
- But, You want me to come over?
- No, I don't want you to do anything.
I'm just overreacting.
There is one time that he got up
before I got up, on the fourth of July.
I found him like two miles away
he's not that bright.
- No he's not.
Look, if you don't find him,
I'll come over and help you, find him, okay?
- Okay.
Thank you.
Look, I'm really sorry for waking you up.
And tell Jane I'm really, really sorry too.
Have a good night.
- Good night and will you get some rest?
- Max?
(dramatic music)
- [Reporter] And the body of a 35 year old woman,
that was found two nights ago has been identified by police.
Her name is not being released by authorities,
because her family has yet to be notified.
They are apparently out of the country police say
Andre Korzof has confessed to the killing.
In his statement he claimed his wife was having an affair
and when she told him about it,
he completely lost control.
- We all have our reasons.
- [Reporter] Korzof claims He should not be held responsible
for his actions and he is not a threat to the public.
Still no solid suspects in two earlier murders this month.
The two murdered and wrapped in plastic shower curtains
has the mayor on edge.
- Good it's working see?
It's working.
(laughs)
- Guys you..
- Stop.
Stop.
Mommy help.
Help.
(dramatic music)
- Stop being so paranoid Jessica.
That's odd.
(pants)
(screams)
- Relax.
(upbeat music)
- Okay.
(screams)
(upbeat music)
- She won't bite.
But I might.
- What're you gonna do to me you sick (mumbles)
No.
(screams)
- It's okay, it's gonna be okay.
- No please.
(screams)
No, no, no.
Get off me.
No.
(screams)
- Look what you made me do.
(heavy pants)
I'm hurt.
(upbeat music)
(birds chirp)
- This our guy?
- Unfucking believable.
(birds chirp)
- Mother-fucker.
Fuck.
- Would you just relax, this isn't personal.
- Let's get this fuck Kelly.
(bird chirp)
- Just make sure they get distributed, thank you.
- We got a partial plate of a car
leaving the crime scene the other night.
- See how far you can run with it.
Cebu bar anything?
- Nothing that matches the sketch.
No suspicious characters.
- Smith, are you with us?
- Yeah, I was just thinking about the other night.
It's probably nothing.
- Please fill me in.
- Okay, it's about my dog, sir.
I went in to take a shower.
And then when I got out, my window was open.
And Max was gone.
- Wait, wait, what are you trying to say, Kelly?
- Well, I might have been followed, it makes sense.
- Now, before this goes any further.
I need answers, I need evidence, I need DNA
and I need a fucking suspect.
Go back and talk to Brown again.
See if he maybe he missed something
in his forensic findings.
Kelly just to play it safe, I'm going to have a blue
and white canvas your block from time to time
when you're at home.
- That's not necessary.
- Just to play it safe.
I'll drive by there too captain.
- Now bring me back something
that ends this fucking nightmare.
- Thank you, sir.
- Trust your instincts.
- Thank you, I will.
- You got it.
(dramatic music)
- Hey buddy.
- Oh my God
- Do exactly as I say.
Do exactly as I say and he doesn't get hurt.
Do exactly as I say, okay,
I want you to get out of this vehicle
and I want you to go into that gray car across the street.
- I'll give you money...
- I don't want your money, shut up.
Just shut up.
Do as I say.
Get out of this car,
go into the gray vehicle across the street.
Go.
- Where' you going?
Just come with me.
Come on, let's go.
Come with me, let's go kid.
You're doing great.
Get in the car.
Come on, good boy.
There you go.
Good boy.
Get in the fucking car.
Good boy, let's go.
Get in the car.
- I am, I'm in the car.
- I will tear his throat out.
(car moving)
- What's the matter?
What the hell's going on?
Adam?
Do you know that guy?
- No.
- 466-JRB, 466-JRB, 466-JRB.
You're going to be okay Adam, you're gonna be okay.
You sure you don't know that guy?
- No
I'm gonna call 911.
Yes, hello.
I just witnessed a kidnapping.
- [Woman] Captain you're gonna want to take this call,
it's line three.
- Anderson,
slow slow down, slow down.
Where?
When?
You got a name?
Okay, great, thank you.
Smith.
We just got the break we've been waiting for.
A woman was kidnapped earlier, Anne Weis.
Two officers responded.
Turns out they got a full plate reading.
And it matches your partial.
- Do you have an address
17th Liquid Drive.
Smith, wait for backup.
- Base, this is sector Eddie requesting backup to 33,
Harrington drive.
- [Woman] Sector Eddie, go for base.
- Roger that.
- It's go time.
- You're exactly like her.
That's why I could see it in Adam's eyes.
- What are you talking about?
- I'm talking about your son for God's sakes,
don't even know what's going on in his own life.
- Please, I don't know what you're talking about.
- That's exactly what she would say too.
Yeah, that's why I could see it in you.
That's right, I could see it in all of you.
How come, people don't understand the consequences
of their actions until it's too late.
- Please, please I don't understand what you want.
- You don't understand?
See, you see, you see?
- No please.
- She gets to watch now.
She gets to watch through their eyes.
Only this time, I'm in charge now.
- Please, did you hurt my boy?
Did you hurt my son?
- You're asking if I hurt your boy?
I didn't hurt him, you did.
You bitch.
- Please, please I don't know what you're talking about.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Please, please, please.
- You done?
We're going on a trip.
It's time someone sees first hand (mumbles)
You ready?
(birds chirp)
- Guys go around the back.
(door knocks)
Police open the fucking door.
- Henry Brolin come out with your hands up.
- I'm gonna break this fucking door.
You go that way I'll go this way this motherfucker.
(screams)
- What the fuck.
(screams)
Fucking guy.
You all right?
- Not really.
- Want a cigarette?
- We have a deal, remember?
- I'm so so sorry about Max.
- Yeah.
Me too.
We have a killer to catch.
- We do.
But not today.
- This is some sick shit.
I'm on it.
This guy decides to show up.
- Give me a call.
- If White sees something he'll give us a call all right.
- Down to the second.
Listen we're going to be the cut.
If this guy decides to pop up, he won't suspect a thing.
- Do me a favor, have some of the guys take Max's head.
Do a proper burial, all right.
See if you find anything else in this fucked up place.
All right.
We need some rest, be careful.
Hey cap, it's Bosley?
Yeah, I just dropped her off at home.
Yeah, she needs some rest.
Yeah, she's burnt.
Yeah, let me get some rest
and we'll pick it up in the morning.
All right.
You gotta it cap, have a good night, thanks.
You too, bye.
- Oh my God.
- Hello detective.
- Fuck you.
- Fuck you bitch.
You can't stop me.
Nobody can stop me.
Going somewhere?
None of you.
(screams)
Come on yeah, yeah.
That's it.
(heavy pants)
Oh.
(heavy pants)
I'm gonna pull your tape off.
If you make one loud sound,
I will torture and kill your son right in front of you.
You understand?
(heavy pants)
When I was little I used to wet the bed
and daddy always punished me for it.
(heavy pants)
Even on (mumbles)
(screams)
(birds chirp)
- Hey Cap, it's Bosley, I'm gonna go pick up Kelly.
We'll go by Brolin's cabin.
Any word if he came home last night.
(birds chirp)
- Okay showtime people.
Blue team standby, when I say go, we move.
(bids chirp)
Go, go, go.
(siren of ambulance)
Turn around you piece of shit.
(bids chirp)
You got any weapons on you?
- No I do not.
- Henry Brolin, you have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say,
can and will be used against you in a court of law.
- You have the right to an attorney,
if you cannot afford one will be appointed to you.
Do you understand these rights?
- Yeah, I understand.
(laughs)
Harder daddy.
- Piece of shit out of my face,
before I do something I regret?
- Lets go.
- You like to play rough?
- Yeah, I'll play rough, get in the fucking car.
(birds chirp)
- Yeah, Bosley, we got this motherfucker.
- That's great.
Yeah, it's amazing.
I'm in front of Kelly's now.
I'll meet you by the precinct.
(birds chirp)
Kelly, it's John open up.
Kelly.
There's no way you're sleeping open the door.
Oh, no, Jesus Christ, Kelly.
We got him.
Detective White, we got him, you did it.
You're my best friend.
(cries)
This is detective Bosley
I got a DOA it's an MOS.
Please send a (mumbles) with.
He won't get away with this.
- Look, John.
We're all at a loss here.
Smith was a great person.
She was a great detective.
But we still have to stay focused on what's at hand here.
We (mumbles) can never be replaced ever.
- John, you can't look at it like that.
- Yeah, how the fuck do you look at it then?
- This is what separates us from the civilians.
We have a job to do and we do it as cold as that may sound.
It's the simple truth.
- My heart is saying we're fighting a losing battle.
- We're not fighting a losing battle.
Just look at all the last we saved by catching this scumbag.
You know it could have been a lot worse.
Don't let it be in vain
- You pick the hell of a time to start making sense.
(phone ringing)
- Anderson here.
Got it.
- Captain.
- No surprise to have conflicting reports from the shrinks.
- Theirs thinks he's a schizophrenic,
our says that he's faking it.
- So what the fuck does that mean?
- That means we're in for a long battle.
- Fucking great, fuck.
- John, what do you want to do?
Because we still have a victim out there
that might be alive.
Do you want to walk now?
Or do you want to finish this the right way?
- I'll finish it.
- Brolin is in room three.
We're going to have him for about five minutes
before his attorney gets here.
Detective Bosley,
do not lose your head,
do not fuck this up.
- No promises captain.
- Hey cap.
- Yeah.
- He's a smart one.
It's really gonna play on the schizo thing.
- He'll go down.
- They'll go down White.
(door slams)
- We got everything on you son of a bitch.
Then what are you doing a detective?
I ask the questions.
I'm in charge here you get it.
Not you.
- Your partner thought the same thing
and look what happened to her.
- Don't do it.
That's our cue.
- Fucking piece of fucking shit.
- Bosley.
You'll blow this whole fucking thing.
- You don't understand no one will ever stop me, never.
- What the hell is going on in here?
- Just a small problem counselor.
- A small problem.
Nobody talks to my client unless I'm in the room.
Is that understood captain?
- Yes ma'am.
- Won't happen again counselor.
- Now can I have my client alone please?
- Sure.
- Thank you captain.
(door opens)
- Counselor.
- Captain.
- Your client ready to talk counselor?
- Not quite yet captain.
What are we talking about?
- What, you think we're offering a deal?
- Bosley.
- How do you sleep with yourself counselor?
You know what your client did to those victims?
- I don't have to listen to this.
- Bosley.
- Thank you.
- You're not welcome.
- Can we talk about what's on the table?
My client's insane remember?
- That remains to be seen counselor.
And the only thing being taken off the table by the DA
is the death penalty and that only comes off,
pending the survival of Ann Weis.
If you so sure of your client's insanity.
Why do you even care about the death penalty?
- I always cover my ass.
But we're pretty confident.
The only way he'll reveal the whereabouts of Ann,
is if he gets to talk to her son, Adam.
- What?
Are you what are your mind?
- We both know that this Ann Weis thing can't go unanswered.
So I don't think you have a choice.
- Jesus Christ.
- Okay counselor.
You got a deal.
On one condition, he can talk to Adam,
but only if Bosley is present.
- Done.
- Mr. Weiser your Adam is going to be safe.
And we're going to find out where they're holding your wife.
- Sit here.
- I swear to God, if you get
out of line with this kid once,
I'll fucking kill you myself, you hear me?
- You're scaring the boy detective.
That's not my intention.
Hi Adam.
Hi.
I know you may not understand what it is that I'm doing,
but someday you will and you'll thank me for it.
- Can I have my mom back?
- I remember what it was like to be a boy your age.
I remember how my mom treated me.
You know what?
- What?
- It wasn't good.
And I know you may think that she's good
because I thought that about my mom too.
For a while.
But then, I started to understand the truth.
- Jesus Christ
How is he supposed to understand your twisted mind, huh?
You twisted fuck.
- May I continue?
Or do you want to just forget about the boy's mom.
- No don't forget about her.
- It's all right Adam, I'm gonna
get your mom back, I promise.
You got the floor, for now.
Okay?
- I know that you think your mom is good,
but she has the evil inside her.
It may not come out all the time,
but it does.
Sooner or later when it does, it's usually,
it's too late.
Like it was for me.
That's why I became the teacher.
So that's a little boys like you
don't ever have to suffer ever again.
- It's gonna be okay mister.
I'm sorry your mommy wasn't a good mommy.
Maybe my mum will be good now after this.
Can I have her back, please?
Please?
- Come on buddy.
- Adam, you can have her back.
(crowd mumbles)
- Order in the court.
The defendant please rise.
Docket number 117 the State of New York versus Henry Brolin.
On a count of first degree murder
and rape of Kate Pellegrino, Rachel Backman, Jessica Bailey,
and detective Kelly Smith, on account of second degree
murder of Lisa Simone,
and on account of attempted murder
and kidnapping of Anne Weiss.
What say you jury?
(heavy pants)
- We the jury find the defendant Henry
Brolin to be held not responsible for his own
actions regarding these charges.
- [Man] No.
- We find the defendant Henry Brolin legally insane.
And he will be held at the psychiatric ward in Bellevue
for an undetermined amount of time.
- Order in the court.
Henry Brolin's progress will be evaluated every six months.
And his findings will be reported back to me
judge Harold Warner for recommendation.
Court is adjourned.
Defendant please rise.
Court has in its possession the report from your doctors.
To indicate that you have been rehabilitated,
and pose no further threat.
Mr. Brolin, if released do you think you would
fit into today's society?
- I do your honor.
(upbeat music)