1. - I thought it might be
the chesapeake ripper, but thereCopy !req
2. Were no surgical trophies taken.
I'm gonna need you to prepareCopy !req
3. Yourself on this one.
- I'm prepared.Copy !req
4. - Yeah, prepare yourself some
more. It's soup in there.
- Jack gave you his wordCopy !req
5. He would protect your headspace,
yet he leaves you to your
mental devices.Copy !req
6. - Are you trying to alienate me
from jack crawford?Copy !req
7. - It's difficult to lie still
and fear going to sleep when
it's there to think about.Copy !req
8. - do you have a history
of sleepwalking, mr. Graham?Copy !req
9. - My wife and I need to talk.
May we use your waiting room?Copy !req
10. - Lung cancer.
- When were you gonna tell me?Copy !req
11. - Do I seem different?
- But you've always been
a little different.Copy !req
12. - It's getting harder and harder
to make myself look.Copy !req
13. - I'm not gonna tell you
what you ought to do.Copy !req
14. - I don't know how much longer
I can be all that useful
to you, jack.Copy !req
15. - Really? The last three we had,
you caught.Copy !req
16. - You can't arrest me
for writing an article.Copy !req
17. - You don't write another word
about will graham and
I won't have to.Copy !req
18. - This is your final opportunity
to comply.Copy !req
19. On your feet, dr. Gideon,
or we will restrain you.Copy !req
20. Alright, lace your fingers
behind your head!Copy !req
21. Get a gurney!Copy !req
22. - Well, thanks
to freddie lounds,Copy !req
23. There's an unconfirmed story
floating out thereCopy !req
24. That the chesapeake ripper's
already in custody.Copy !req
25. - Unconfirmed.
Am I confirming?Copy !req
26. Fact-checking
for freddie lounds...Copy !req
27. - You're fact-checking
for me.Copy !req
28. - I always feel a little nervous
going into these places.Copy !req
29. - Why's that?Copy !req
30. - Afraid they won't let me out.
- Don't worry.Copy !req
31. I won't leave you here.
- Yeah, not today.Copy !req
32. - Dr. Bloom just called me
about you,Copy !req
33. Mr. Graham—or should I call you
dr. Graham?Copy !req
34. - I'm not a doctor.
- You're not fbi either.Copy !req
35. That's a temporary
identification.Copy !req
36. - Mr. Graham teaches
at the academy.Copy !req
37. - Ah, a teacher. Please,
gentlemen, take a seat.Copy !req
38. - Thank you.Copy !req
39. Dr. Chilton, we're going
to need to seeCopy !req
40. The crime scene while it's
still relatively undisturbed.Copy !req
41. - I assure you, for something
so disturbing, it is quite
undisturbed.Copy !req
42. - Why was a nurse left alone
with a prisonerCopy !req
43. In a high-security
psychiatric hospital?Copy !req
44. - For the two years
since he was brought here,Copy !req
45. Gideon behaved perfectlyCopy !req
46. And gave every appearanceCopy !req
47. Of cooperating with attempts
at therapy. As dictatedCopy !req
48. By our present administrator,
security around him was
slightly... Relaxed.Copy !req
49. I cannot help
feeling responsibleCopy !req
50. Myself for what happened.
He sat directly across from meCopy !req
51. And I had no idea
what he was hiding.Copy !req
52. And now one
of our staff is dead.
- I understand, doctor.Copy !req
53. Mr. Graham's going to need
to see the crime sceneCopy !req
54. With as much privacy
as you can provide.Copy !req
55. - Oh, yes, that thing you do.Copy !req
56. You're quite the topic
of conversation in, uh,
psychiatric circles, mr. Graham.Copy !req
57. - Am I?Copy !req
58. - Uh, yes.
A unique cocktailCopy !req
59. Of personality disorders
and neuroses that make you
a highly skilled profiler.Copy !req
60. - He's not here to be analyzed.
- Perhaps he should be.Copy !req
61. We are woefully short
of materialCopy !req
62. On your sort of thing,
mr. Graham.Copy !req
63. Would you mind speaking
to some of the staff?Copy !req
64. - Doctor.
- No, no, no. Not this trip.Copy !req
65. Maybe a special visit.
- Thank you, dr. Chilton.Copy !req
66. I'd like to see
the crime scene now.Copy !req
67. - So, gideon was restrained?Copy !req
68. - Handcuffed.
- Hm.Copy !req
69. - He concealed a fork tine
in the palm of his handCopy !req
70. And used it to pick the lock.
- Where is he now?Copy !req
71. - In his cell.
You'll noteCopy !req
72. The removal of organs
and the abdominal mutilationsCopy !req
73. Are all consistent
with the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
74. - So is the brutalization
of the corpses, but that doesn'tCopy !req
75. Change the fact that
the ripper is still out there.Copy !req
76. - Jack, what I'm about
to show youCopy !req
77. Suggests otherwise.Copy !req
78. - Dr. Chilton consulted
on the case when we failedCopy !req
79. To catch the ripper after
his last series of murders.Copy !req
80. - The reason you failedCopy !req
81. And kept failing to capture
the chesapeake ripper...Copy !req
82. Was I already had him.Copy !req
83. - Um...Copy !req
84. It's been over two years since
the chesapeake ripper killed?Copy !req
85. - That's correct.Copy !req
86. - When was gideon admitted?Copy !req
87. - Almost two years ago.Copy !req
88. Lass, miriam regina.
Come in.Copy !req
89. - Morning, agent crawford.Copy !req
90. - Sorry to pull you out
of class. There's nothing wrong.Copy !req
91. Uh, no reason
to be nervous.Copy !req
92. - I'm not nervous.
Curious.Copy !req
93. - Your instructors tell meCopy !req
94. That you are in the top 10%?
- Top five, sir.Copy !req
95. - You're gonna have
to stop correcting me
if we're gonna get along, lass.Copy !req
96. Take a seat.Copy !req
97. You wrote meCopy !req
98. A letter when you qualified
for the academy.Copy !req
99. - I wasn't sure you got it.
You never replied.Copy !req
100. - Never do. Odds are against any
trainee completing the program.Copy !req
101. But I'm glad to see
you're still here.Copy !req
102. In your letter, you said
you wanted to work for meCopy !req
103. In the violent criminal
apprehension program.Copy !req
104. - Yes, sir.
- There might be an opportunity.Copy !req
105. I'm assuming
that you're familiarCopy !req
106. With the chesapeake ripper.
- Yes.Copy !req
107. - The ripper's very hot
right now. Killed his last two
victims in six days. There'll beCopy !req
108. At least one more body
and then nothing for months.Copy !req
109. - They say
he's a true sociopath.Copy !req
110. - What do you say?Copy !req
111. - I say they don't know
what else to label him.Copy !req
112. He has some
of the characteristicsCopy !req
113. Of what they call a sociopath—
no remorse or guilt at all.Copy !req
114. He won't have any
of the other marks.Copy !req
115. He won't be a drifter.Copy !req
116. He'll have no history
of trouble with the law.Copy !req
117. He'll be hard to catch.Copy !req
118. - I'm assigning you to the
chesapeake ripper task force.Copy !req
119. You're gonna work
directly under me.Copy !req
120. - I'm grateful for
the opportunity, agent crawford.Copy !req
121. But I can't help
wondering... Why me?Copy !req
122. - You have
a forensics fellowship,Copy !req
123. Six years of law enforcement,Copy !req
124. A degree in psychology,
doctorate in criminology.Copy !req
125. And what I don't have are
enough warm bodies.Copy !req
126. So, I'm gonna need
your full attention on this.Copy !req
127. - Yes, sir.Copy !req
128. - The volume of abel gideon's
mail is becoming a nuisance.Copy !req
129. Sometimes I feel
like his secretary
rather than his keeper.Copy !req
130. - Any specific correspondences
that stood out from the others?Copy !req
131. - Mostly researchers
or phd candidatesCopy !req
132. Requesting interviews.
A scattered dozen lonely heartsCopy !req
133. Seeking his hand in marriage.
- He butcheredCopy !req
134. His last wife and her family
on thanksgiving.Copy !req
135. - There's no accounting
for taste—or intelligence.Copy !req
136. - Murdering his wife was
impulsive. The chesapeake ripperCopy !req
137. Is methodical, meticulous.Copy !req
138. That's why he's so hard
to catch.Copy !req
139. - Was so hard to catch.Copy !req
140. Will you be conducting
a joint interview?Copy !req
141. - Separate.
Compare and contrast.Copy !req
142. - I know you're anxious
to get on with it.Copy !req
143. You have talked to gideon
before, for some length of time.Copy !req
144. - Well, I saw him mainly
in court. I wrote an articleCopy !req
145. About him in the journal
of criminal psychology.Copy !req
146. - He is very familiar
with you.Copy !req
147. He has given you
a lot of thought.Copy !req
148. - You had some sessions
with him?Copy !req
149. - Yes, two, a couple years
ago when he was first
institutionalized.Copy !req
150. - I've read your notes,
of course. They were
more or less helpfulCopy !req
151. As I conducted my own interviews
with dr. Gideon over the years.Copy !req
152. - Well, I'm glad I was helpful.
- More or less.Copy !req
153. - I'll go first.Copy !req
154. - Why, dr. Bloom.Copy !req
155. How wonderful to see you again.Copy !req
156. - You remembered.
- I've met a lotCopy !req
157. Of psychiatrists in the last
two years. It's hard to forgetCopy !req
158. One so sublime.Copy !req
159. - Thank you for your time,
dr. Gideon. I won't waste it.Copy !req
160. Shall we begin?Copy !req
161. - Dr. Bloom,
what is this to be?Copy !req
162. I was caught red-handed.
I mean, literally.Copy !req
163. There's no mystery
as to whodunit. I did it.Copy !req
164. - The mystery is whether you are
who you say you are.Copy !req
165. Or not.
- Never liked being calledCopy !req
166. The chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
167. Maybe something
with a little more wit.Copy !req
168. - Is that why you didn't take
credit for the ripper murders
before now?Copy !req
169. - Just watching the goose chase
from the box seats.Copy !req
170. - Two years of goose chasing.Copy !req
171. You must be a very patient man.
- Are you just gonna runCopy !req
172. The psychopathic checklist here?
I have had my personalityCopy !req
173. Inventoried by the minnesota
multiphasic.Copy !req
174. - Would you prefer
a rorschach test?Copy !req
175. - Well, if you're gonna
show me those pictures,Copy !req
176. Maybe you should put a blood
pressure cuff to my genitals.Copy !req
177. I find it gives
a much truer gauge of reaction.Copy !req
178. - What effect were you hoping
to have by killingCopy !req
179. The night nurse?Copy !req
180. - The effect I was hoping
to have was her death.Copy !req
181. Mission accomplished.Copy !req
182. - Brutalization of the body was
done posthumously.Copy !req
183. - Chesapeake ripper usuallyCopy !req
184. Does that sort of thing during,Copy !req
185. Not after.Copy !req
186. - I do not have to convince you
that I am the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
187. - Seems that's what you need
to do.Copy !req
188. - Certainly what somebody needs.Copy !req
189. - Jack.Copy !req
190. Come in.Copy !req
191. - I'm sorry. Um...Copy !req
192. I was just, uh...Copy !req
193. - In the neighborhood.Copy !req
194. - Yeah, something
like that.Copy !req
195. - How's mrs. Crawford?Copy !req
196. - Yeah, that's why I was
in the neighborhood.Copy !req
197. She's fine.Copy !req
198. Well, she tells me
that she's fineCopy !req
199. And she tells me
when she's not.Copy !req
200. - You expect me
to tell you more?Copy !req
201. - Look, bella's
at a nato conference.Copy !req
202. I can't talk to her.
She's working.Copy !req
203. I doubt I could talk
to her if she was here.
- About her condition?Copy !req
204. - Yeah. About her cancer,
about her dying.Copy !req
205. She doesn't want to talk
to me about it.Copy !req
206. - I am prohibited from talking
about it—doctor-patient
confidentiality.Copy !req
207. - You talk to me
about will graham.Copy !req
208. - Will graham is not
officially my patient.
We have conversations.Copy !req
209. - What do you
consider this?Copy !req
210. - Desperate coping.Copy !req
211. - You don't think I have a right
to know what's happening
with my wife?Copy !req
212. - You have every right to know
what's happening,
but not from me.Copy !req
213. - Well, I'm not just gonna
stand outside my marriage
and watch this happen.Copy !req
214. If that's what she wants,
too bad.Copy !req
215. She married the wrong guy
for that.Copy !req
216. - I'll offer one insight.Copy !req
217. She doesn't think
she married the wrong guy.Copy !req
218. - I can't stop thinking about
when my wife is gonna die.Copy !req
219. I look at her side of the bed
and I think,Copy !req
220. "is she gonna die there?"Copy !req
221. I can't stop thinking about it,
you understand? I can't stop.Copy !req
222. - You're dreading the loss
of your wife.Copy !req
223. - Yes.Copy !req
224. And I'm thinking
about other losses too.Copy !req
225. - What other losses are
you dreading?Copy !req
226. Jack, you can't save her.Copy !req
227. She won't let you.Copy !req
228. The cancer won't let you.Copy !req
229. Who else couldn't
you save?Copy !req
230. - Where is everyone?Copy !req
231. - It's just you and me
for the time being.Copy !req
232. Take a look around here.
Tell me what you see.Copy !req
233. - He did it all here.Copy !req
234. Did it while he was alive.
He struck the throatCopy !req
235. So he couldn't call for help.
- Do you thinkCopy !req
236. He was unconscious
when the ripper did the ripping?Copy !req
237. - No, he'd want him awake.Copy !req
238. Organs were removed.Copy !req
239. Not all of them. He was choosy.
He took the liver, thymus,Copy !req
240. But left the heart.Copy !req
241. - What's he doing
with the organs?Copy !req
242. - Surgical trophies.Copy !req
243. He's a medical doctor, isn't he?
Is that why you call him
the ripper?Copy !req
244. - Why do you say that?Copy !req
245. - Psychopaths are attracted
to surgical fields.Copy !req
246. They offer power.
They require the abilityCopy !req
247. To make objective clinical
decisions without feeling.Copy !req
248. - White male?Copy !req
249. Forties? Fifties?Copy !req
250. - I don't know
that he's white.Copy !req
251. He's exotic somehow,Copy !req
252. Which is why
you're gonna catch him.Copy !req
253. - I'm gonna catch him?Copy !req
254. - We call you the guru.Copy !req
255. You have a peculiar
cleverness.Copy !req
256. - I'll take that
as a compliment.Copy !req
257. - You should.Copy !req
258. You'll probably spot him
before anybody else.Copy !req
259. - Or you will.Copy !req
260. Now I want you
to take a look at this.Copy !req
261. - There's no
detectable consistency
with the ripper victims.Copy !req
262. He doesn't hunt exclusively
within his own ethnic group.Copy !req
263. He's killed all creeds,
colors, men and women.Copy !req
264. - She has the exact same
wound pattern as the last-known
victim of the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
265. I mean exact.
- We never found a body
for his last-known victim.Copy !req
266. - Then the victim before that.Copy !req
267. - I see the ripper,
but I don't...Copy !req
268. Feel the ripper.Copy !req
269. This is plagiarism.
- We never madeCopy !req
270. The wound patterns for any
of the ripper's victims public.Copy !req
271. - Well, maybe he is the ripper.
I don't know.Copy !req
272. But if he's a plagiarist,
the real chesapeake ripper isCopy !req
273. Gonna make sure
everybody knows it.Copy !req
274. - Hello.Copy !req
275. - Who is this?Copy !req
276. [I don't know where I am.
I can't see anything.]
- miriam?Copy !req
277. - [I was so wrong.
I was so wrong.]Copy !req
278. - Miriam?Copy !req
279. - I'm hooked in
to every carrier databaseCopy !req
280. And telephone provider
in the United States.Copy !req
281. Nothing.
- Look again.Copy !req
282. - I did my agains.
And my again and againCopy !req
283. And agains. I can't find
any electronic traceCopy !req
284. Of any call made to your home
at 2:46am.Copy !req
285. - I am telling you
that the phone rang.Copy !req
286. - Wake your wife up?
- I was alone.Copy !req
287. - Whoever made that call could
have made it from that little
box outside your houseCopy !req
288. Or a junction
in your neighborhood.Copy !req
289. Either way, there would be
no trace signalCopy !req
290. To track.
- You're sure
it was miriam lass?Copy !req
291. - It was miriam.
- You haven't heard
her voice in two years, jack.Copy !req
292. - You gonna continue
to question me on this, z?Copy !req
293. If so, maybe I should ask you
to leave the room while it's
still safe for you to be here.Copy !req
294. The chesapeake ripper recorded
miriam lass two years ago
as he was killing her.Copy !req
295. Last night, he called my house
at 2:46am. He played
that recording for me.Copy !req
296. - Well, then we know
the chesapeake ripper is
not dr. Gideon, becauseCopy !req
297. We know the call wasn't made
from the baltimoreCopy !req
298. State hospital
for the criminally insane.
- That we would've been ableCopy !req
299. To trace.
- Are you certain
it was a recording?Copy !req
300. Jack, you said
yourself there's no body.
- Miriam lass is dead!Copy !req
301. The chesapeake ripper is making
it very clear that someone is
plagiarizing his work!Copy !req
302. - It was 2:46 in the morning,
jack. You're in a deep sleep,
you're roused, you'reCopy !req
303. Disoriented. You might not even
know you're still asleep.Copy !req
304. - I know when I'm awake.Copy !req
305. - Will? You look
like you were dreaming.Copy !req
306. - I was, uh, thinking
about something else.Copy !req
307. - Well, here's something
for you to think about.Copy !req
308. We have a direct way
of communicatingCopy !req
309. With the chesapeake ripper,
and we'd like to see
if we can push him.Copy !req
310. - Push him toward what?
- We might be able
to influence himCopy !req
311. To become visible.
- If we can enrage him.Copy !req
312. - To what purpose, jack?
I-I don't see what
you're asking.Copy !req
313. - Do you think there's a way
to push the chesapeake ripper
and focus his attention?Copy !req
314. - Well, he's already focused
on gideon as his adversary.
Don't fool around.Copy !req
315. - Gideon is just a tabloid rumor
right now. We think we need
to make him the truth.Copy !req
316. - You might push the ripper
to kill again just to proveCopy !req
317. He isn't in a hospital
for the criminally insane.Copy !req
318. - I have to push, will.Copy !req
319. - Are you thinking about getting
into bed with freddie lounds?Copy !req
320. - You yourself know
it's the best way to bait
the real chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
321. - Morning, agent crawford.
Thank you for inviting me.Copy !req
322. - Miss lounds.Copy !req
323. This is dr. Alana bloom.Copy !req
324. She's one of our psychiatric
consultants.Copy !req
325. I believe you know will graham.Copy !req
326. - Mr. Graham.
So good to see you.Copy !req
327. - Miss lounds.Copy !req
328. You have all the qualities
of a good reporter. You haveCopy !req
329. Intelligence, guts,
a good eye.Copy !req
330. So how is it that you wind up
where you've ended up?Copy !req
331. - Where I wound up being
criminal justice journalism?Copy !req
332. - "criminal justice journalism"
being a euphemism for
tabloid reporting.Copy !req
333. - You ran an unconfirmed story
about the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
334. What I want is
for you to confirm it.Copy !req
335. - An exclusive story would be
a coup.Copy !req
336. - Mm, yes, it would.
And you would getCopy !req
337. The satisfaction of seeing
the los angeles times,Copy !req
338. The sanctified
washington post,Copy !req
339. Nd even the holy new york times
un copyrighted materialCopy !req
340. Under your byline,Copy !req
341. With a picture credit.
- What's against you,Copy !req
342. And by association us,Copy !req
343. Is that your brand
of journalism is obnoxiousCopy !req
344. And therefore disliked.Copy !req
345. - Yes. That is an obstacle.Copy !req
346. Tried to get an interview
with dr. Gideon.Copy !req
347. I was denied. Evidently some
trouble with my euphemism.Copy !req
348. - I'm friendly
with the new chief of staff.
I can get you an interview.Copy !req
349. - Not to snap bubble gum and
crack wise, but what's my angle?Copy !req
350. Is he the chesapeake ripper,Copy !req
351. Or do you just want me
to tell everybody that he is?Copy !req
352. - He could be, and certain
personalities are attracted
to certain professions.Copy !req
353. - Do you know what professionCopy !req
354. Psychopaths disproportionately
gravitate to?Copy !req
355. - Ceos, lawyers, the clergy.Copy !req
356. - Number five on the list is
surgeons.Copy !req
357. - I know the list.
- Well, then you know
what number six is.Copy !req
358. - Journalists.Copy !req
359. Know what number seven is,
mr. Graham?Copy !req
360. - Law enforcement.Copy !req
361. - Here we are,Copy !req
362. A bunch of psychopaths
helping each other out.Copy !req
363. Dr. Gideon.
I'm freddie lounds.Copy !req
364. May I call you dr. Gideon?Copy !req
365. Or do you prefer
the chesapeake ripper?Copy !req
366. His name is dr. Abel gideon,Copy !req
367. And strong evidence has surfaced
that he's far moreCopy !req
368. Than a mild-mannered surgeon
who cruelly murdered his wife.Copy !req
369. Maybe, just maybe,Copy !req
370. Gideon is the most sought-after
serial killer at large,Copy !req
371. A killer who's eluded the fbi
for yearsCopy !req
372. And has baffled
their most gifted profilers.Copy !req
373. That serial killer? None other
than the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
374. This would explain why
the ripper has been silentCopy !req
375. For more than two years.Copy !req
376. - So, are you enjoying
reading my mail?Copy !req
377. - No, not particularly.Copy !req
378. - Looking for something
instructional?Copy !req
379. Diagrams? Don't believe
I can recreateCopy !req
380. One of my own murders
from memory?Copy !req
381. - You wouldn't be recreating
them from your memory, doctor.Copy !req
382. You're not
the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
383. - Ooh, have to agree
to disagree.Copy !req
384. - Then why
the surgical trophies?Copy !req
385. - Agent crawford, there are just
some things you're not allowedCopy !req
386. To do in a state-certified
operating room.Copy !req
387. - You didn't take any trophies
when you murdered your wifeCopy !req
388. And her family on thanksgiving.
You didn't put any of them
on display. Why not?Copy !req
389. - Crime of passion.Copy !req
390. You know how stressful
the holidays can get.Copy !req
391. Anyway, you didn't come here
to talk about my wife—Copy !req
392. Or the little nursey.Copy !req
393. - Oh. What am I here
to talk about?Copy !req
394. - Your trainee.Copy !req
395. Miriam... Somebody.Copy !req
396. - You're telling me
you killed miriam lass.Copy !req
397. - Yes. Didn't mean
to kill her.Copy !req
398. Don't get mad at me.Copy !req
399. - I'm not mad at you.Copy !req
400. I know where you are.
I know how you got here.Copy !req
401. I read your file.Copy !req
402. I'm curious, why are you being
so forthcoming all of a sudden?Copy !req
403. - Well, what have I got
to lose?Copy !req
404. You know where I am
and you know how I got here.Copy !req
405. - Why didn't you put her
on display?Copy !req
406. - What makes you think
I didn't?Copy !req
407. - Excuse me.Copy !req
408. - The polite thing to do is
to ask them to call back.Copy !req
409. Unless it's not an option.Copy !req
410. - You're home early.Copy !req
411. Bella? Something wrong?Copy !req
412. - [jack, it's miriam.
I don't know where I am.]Copy !req
413. - In my house.Copy !req
414. In my bedroom.Copy !req
415. Where my wife sleeps.Copy !req
416. - I've dusted the phone.Copy !req
417. Got a lot of usable prints.Copy !req
418. Nice detail too. I got
three distinct beauties here.Copy !req
419. Yours, your wife's,Copy !req
420. And presumably
the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
421. - I can't imagine the chesapeake
ripper would start
leaving printsCopy !req
422. At his crime scenes now.Copy !req
423. - The ripper put his head
on your wife's pillow.Copy !req
424. - Now somebody's sleeping
in my bed.Copy !req
425. - There he is.
Or there she is.Copy !req
426. Was miriam lass a blonde?
- Yes.Copy !req
427. - I pulled her fingerprints
from the vicap database, jack,Copy !req
428. And I got a match.Copy !req
429. - She's dead.
She wasn't here.Copy !req
430. - Jack. Did miriam lass know
where you live?Copy !req
431. - If she wanted to know, she was
smart enough to find out.
- She could've toldCopy !req
432. The chesapeake ripper
before he killed her.Copy !req
433. Did you know you were
sending her after him?Copy !req
434. - I sent her
after information.Copy !req
435. - Whoever made that call thinks
you were close to miriam lassCopy !req
436. And feel responsible
for her death.Copy !req
437. - Don't you have classes today?Copy !req
438. Aren't you still in school?Copy !req
439. - Yes, sir. I thought this might
be more importantCopy !req
440. Than "exclusionary rules
of search and seizure".Copy !req
441. - Is that
what you thought?Copy !req
442. - I left a report here for you
last night.Copy !req
443. I don't know if you got it.
- I got it.Copy !req
444. - Did you read it?
- Go back to class.Copy !req
445. You feeling
frustrated, lass?Copy !req
446. If so, you should start
forming calluses,Copy !req
447. Some thick ones,
'cause frustration's
gonna wear you thin.Copy !req
448. - You could have
at least read the report.Copy !req
449. - I read it.
- Your assessment? Sir.Copy !req
450. - My assessment is that
instead of being hereCopy !req
451. You should be in a lecture hall
boning up on "good faith
warrant exceptions".Copy !req
452. What you're proposing
in your report breaksCopy !req
453. Confidentiality laws.
You know that.Copy !req
454. You shouldn't be so dismissiveCopy !req
455. Of what you're learning here.Copy !req
456. - If the chesapeake ripper is
a surgeon,Copy !req
457. We should check medical records
for all of the known victims.Copy !req
458. I knew we couldn't get a warrant
if we didn't have something
substantial.Copy !req
459. - It's one thing for a trainee
to go poking aroundCopy !req
460. In private medical records
without a warrant;Copy !req
461. Very different
if the guru did it.Copy !req
462. - Better for a trainee to ask
for forgiveness than an fbi
agent to ask for permission?Copy !req
463. - In my experience.
- Then I hope you forgive meCopy !req
464. For skipping class today.Copy !req
465. - If someone were using
manipulative methodsCopy !req
466. To subvert your sense
of control, you may
not realize itCopy !req
467. Until those methods are
pointed out to you.Copy !req
468. - Which may be
a manipulative method in itself.Copy !req
469. - You were
a model patient.Copy !req
470. You behaved yourself
for two years.Copy !req
471. - Well, no opportunity
to be naughty.Copy !req
472. - You could have
been pushed.Copy !req
473. - Well, that would be unethical.Copy !req
474. - We can help you find out.Copy !req
475. But I need your trust
to do that.Copy !req
476. - Oh, I trust you, dr. Bloom.Copy !req
477. - To the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
478. Dr. Gideon is goingCopy !req
479. To provide us with a singular
opportunity to analyzeCopy !req
480. A pure sociopath.Copy !req
481. It is so rare
to find one in captivity.Copy !req
482. Ah. Dinner is served.Copy !req
483. - Inspired by auguste escoffier,
we are having long tangyuanCopy !req
484. En papillotte,Copy !req
485. Served with a sauce of duxelles
and oyster mushrooms.Copy !req
486. Picked myself.Copy !req
487. - I don't think
I've ever had tongue before.Copy !req
488. - It was a particularly
chatty lamb.Copy !req
489. - It smells delicious.Copy !req
490. - The romans used to kill
flamingos just to eat
their tongues.Copy !req
491. - Don't give me ideas.
Your tongue is very feisty.Copy !req
492. And as this evening has already
proven, it's nice to have
an old friend for dinner.Copy !req
493. - Mm.Copy !req
494. - I see three possibilities.
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
495. - Gideon is
the chesapeake ripper,Copy !req
496. Or he just thinks he is,
or he knows he isn't.Copy !req
497. - He is, he knows he is,
so do I.Copy !req
498. - Did you discuss the chesapeake
ripper's crimes with dr. GideonCopy !req
499. Before he murdered
the night nurse?Copy !req
500. - Mm-hmm. When I beganCopy !req
501. To suspect what he was.Copy !req
502. Fearing he might be exposed
may have, uh...Copy !req
503. Spurred him into action.Copy !req
504. - Is it possible
you inadvertently plantedCopy !req
505. The suggestion in gideon's mind
that he was the ripper?Copy !req
506. - You're not suggesting
coercive persuasion.Copy !req
507. - No, I said
inadvertently.Copy !req
508. - Psychic driving is
unethical.Copy !req
509. - But reasonable
in certain circumstances.Copy !req
510. - What circumstances?Copy !req
511. - It may have been useful trying
to remind gideon he's the
chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
512. - Mm-hmm.
- If he repressed
those memories.Copy !req
513. But he seems to have come
to that awareness
all by himself.Copy !req
514. - Dr. Bloom,Copy !req
515. If he has beenCopy !req
516. Unethically manipulated
somehow,Copy !req
517. I need to know.Copy !req
518. I would love
your insight.Copy !req
519. - Dr. Chilton,Copy !req
520. Would you care to assist me
with dessert?Copy !req
521. - Pleasure.Copy !req
522. - I love norton grapes.
Same color inside as outside.Copy !req
523. Peel it...Copy !req
524. And the flesh is also purple.
Not like other grapesCopy !req
525. Where flesh is white
and color comes from the skin.Copy !req
526. - A grape with nothing to hide.Copy !req
527. - Were I in your position,
I would have attempted
psychic driving.Copy !req
528. Perhaps you already have.Copy !req
529. I promiseCopy !req
530. I am much more forgiving
of the unorthodox
than dr. Bloom.Copy !req
531. Shall we?Copy !req
532. - the last call was madeCopy !req
533. To jack's cell from
a disposable phone traced here—Copy !req
534. Or within 100 feet of here.Copy !req
535. - What was miriam lass
looking into?Copy !req
536. - Medical records.
If the ripper was a surgeon,Copy !req
537. She thought he might've
treated one of his victims.Copy !req
538. - Have they retraced her steps?
- The ones they could find.Copy !req
539. She made a jump somewhere
they couldn't explain.Copy !req
540. You make those jumps.Copy !req
541. - The evidence has to be there.
- Every surgeon that came
into contact with anyCopy !req
542. Of the ripper victims has been
thoroughly vetted or currently
under observation.Copy !req
543. - Including dr. Gideon?Copy !req
544. - Dr. Gideon wasn't
in my bedroom;Copy !req
545. The chesapeake ripper was.
The last call leftCopy !req
546. Something
the others didn't—Copy !req
547. A phone number.Copy !req
548. - What would be the benefitCopy !req
549. Of making you believe
your trainee was alive?Copy !req
550. - Hope. The ripper wanted
to cloud my vision with hope.Copy !req
551. - It can sometimes be brave
to allow yourself hope.Copy !req
552. - Not the false kind.Copy !req
553. - Don't give up hope
for your wife. Not yet.Copy !req
554. She's lost hope,
which means you can't.Copy !req
555. - I don't have any control
over that.Copy !req
556. - Take control.Copy !req
557. I'm sorry
about your wife, jack.Copy !req
558. I truly am.
I believe the world isCopy !req
559. A better place
with her in it.Copy !req
560. I am sorry
about your trainee.Copy !req
561. - Whatever the ripper was doing,
it worked.Copy !req
562. I mean, I thought she was alive.
For a moment, anyway.Copy !req
563. I actually let myself believe
something that I knew
was impossible.Copy !req
564. - Talk to me about her.Copy !req
565. What was her name?Copy !req
566. - My name is miriam lass.
I'm with the fbi.Copy !req
567. I would show you my credentials,
but I'm actually just a trainee.Copy !req
568. - Never just a trainee.
An agent in training.Copy !req
569. Please. Come in.Copy !req
570. - I was hoping to talk to you
about a former patient—Copy !req
571. Not necessarily one of yours,
but someone you may haveCopy !req
572. Come into contact with when
you were a practicing physician.Copy !req
573. - I haven't practiced medicine
for some time,Copy !req
574. But fortunately for you, I have
a very good memory. Please.Copy !req
575. - His name was jeremy olmstead.Copy !req
576. - Perhaps not so good
a memory after all.Copy !req
577. I don't recall a patient
with that name, but
it sounds familiar.Copy !req
578. - He was recently found
murdered in his workshop.
We think he may be a victimCopy !req
579. Of the chesapeake ripper.Copy !req
580. - That's why he sounds familiar.
It was all over the news.Copy !req
581. - He had two old scars
on his thigh.Copy !req
582. Pathology checked with the local
hospital. He had fallenCopy !req
583. Out of a tree-blind five years
ago while bow hunting—
stuck an arrowCopy !req
584. Through his leg.
The doctor of record wasCopy !req
585. A resident surgeon, but you were
on duty in the er that night.Copy !req
586. - I was?
- Your name was
on the admissions log.Copy !req
587. - Let me think.Copy !req
588. You'll have to forgive me.Copy !req
589. I saw so many people in the er,
but not so many hunters.Copy !req
590. - It's been a long time
since the accident,Copy !req
591. But I thought you may remember
if anything was fishy
with the arrow wound.Copy !req
592. - If it's the gentleman
I'm thinking of,Copy !req
593. I vaguely remember
a fellow hunter bringing him in,Copy !req
594. But I recall
very little else.Copy !req
595. - Figured it was
a long shot.Copy !req
596. - I did keep detailed journals
during those days.Copy !req
597. If you like, I can get them
for you. Maybe you'll find
something helpful.Copy !req
598. - That would be great—
if you don't mind.Copy !req
599. - Not at all. If you'll wait
here, I'll be right back.Copy !req
600. - Thank you.Copy !req
601. - She was a very brave
young woman.Copy !req
602. Closed captioning by sette inc.Copy !req