1. In the criminal justice system,Copy !req
2. the people are representedCopy !req
3. by two separate
yet equally important groups:Copy !req
4. the police,
who investigate crimeCopy !req
5. and the district attorneys,
who prosecute the offenders.Copy !req
6. These are their stories.Copy !req
7. Carmine says Tuesday.Copy !req
8. Can't make that.Copy !req
9. Wednesday's out for Gail.Copy !req
10. So, I won't go.Copy !req
11. You got to go.Copy !req
12. How's the leg?Copy !req
13. It's like new.Copy !req
14. Yeah? How about
another mile?Copy !req
15. It's kind of late.Copy !req
16. Five miles is as
much as you old
guys can handle.Copy !req
17. Yeah? Bring it on,
Kip Kenyo.Copy !req
18. Are you okay?Copy !req
19. It's a cramp; you go on.Copy !req
20. There's a
water fountain.Copy !req
21. I said go!Copy !req
22. Name's Andy Corvo.Copy !req
23. This poor slob decided
to tack an extra mile
onto his morning run.Copy !req
24. That's the thing
I never understoodCopy !req
25. about this whole
running thing.Copy !req
26. Why run
if you can walk to it?Copy !req
27. Well, it gets
your heart started.Copy !req
28. Or in the case of this guy,
it brings it to a stop.Copy !req
29. Wait, hold on, Schmidt.Copy !req
30. You ruined breakfast
for a heart attack?Copy !req
31. You know Nelson?Copy !req
32. Who doesn't?Copy !req
33. Well, he's the first officer
on the scene, right?Copy !req
34. Turns out he drinks a
whole thermos of coffee
waiting for EMS to show.Copy !req
35. When they finally
get there,Copy !req
36. he's uncomfortable,
if you catch my drift.Copy !req
37. What, are we
in the third grade?Copy !req
38. So, he comes over
to these bushesCopy !req
39. to take care
of business.Copy !req
40. Imagine his surprise
when he looks down.Copy !req
41. Whoa, whoa, Ed.Copy !req
42. Did he see the bodyCopy !req
43. before or after
he did his business?Copy !req
44. Never got his
zipper down. Why?Copy !req
45. Look like a single shot
to the head.Copy !req
46. Very observant.Copy !req
47. If I had to
guess, a.38.Copy !req
48. You ain't had
enough coffee today?Copy !req
49. Hey, don't
knock it, Ed.Copy !req
50. If it wasn't for
Nelson's bladder,Copy !req
51. she could have been here
till Arbor Day.Copy !req
52. Very funny.Copy !req
53. Anyway, the M.E. says
she's newly deceased,Copy !req
54. 10 to 12 hours.Copy !req
55. Her name's
Anna Briseno.Copy !req
56. Lives up in
Washington Heights.Copy !req
57. By the way she's dressed,Copy !req
58. I doubt she was
out here for a run.Copy !req
59. And if she was,
she didn't run fast enough.Copy !req
60. Captioning sponsored by
UNIVERSAL NETWORK TELEVISIONCopy !req
61. Anna always made sure
we had flowers.Copy !req
62. We're sorry for your loss,
Mr. Briseno.Copy !req
63. She said the smell reminded her
of when she was littleCopy !req
64. and lived in a better place.Copy !req
65. Where was that?Copy !req
66. It reminded her
of her mom's houseCopy !req
67. in San Juan.Copy !req
68. Sometimes she wanted
to move back there...Copy !req
69. but I always said no.Copy !req
70. When's the last time
you saw your wife?Copy !req
71. Yesterday in the morning
when she left for workCopy !req
72. around 7:00 like always.Copy !req
73. She's a kick-press operator
at Geyer.Copy !req
74. What's that?Copy !req
75. A jewelry factory.Copy !req
76. She makes findings.Copy !req
77. I work security at the warehouse
out in Long Island City.Copy !req
78. I was drinking coffee,
and watching news.Copy !req
79. She kissed me good-bye.Copy !req
80. Did she say she was going out
after work?Copy !req
81. Where would
she go?Copy !req
82. You weren't concerned
when she didn't come home?Copy !req
83. I work nights.Copy !req
84. A lot of
the timesCopy !req
85. I leave before she gets home,Copy !req
86. or she leaves before I get home.Copy !req
87. She used to say
that she helped the big shotsCopy !req
88. make money during the day,Copy !req
89. and I kept an eye on it
at night.Copy !req
90. Only neither of us
got a piece of the action.Copy !req
91. That was her station.Copy !req
92. I'm sorry.Copy !req
93. This is so hard.Copy !req
94. Sounds like you twoCopy !req
95. were pretty close.Copy !req
96. Eight hours a day,
five days a weekCopy !req
97. for the last six years.Copy !req
98. You could go to Anna
with a problem.Copy !req
99. What about when
she had a problem?Copy !req
100. She'd tell those
to anybody?Copy !req
101. Nothing beyondCopy !req
102. the usual gripes.Copy !req
103. You know, more money
in her paycheck,Copy !req
104. a better place to live.Copy !req
105. Trying to put away enough
to go on a nice vacation.Copy !req
106. You were here when
she left last night?Copy !req
107. We both did
a little overtime.Copy !req
108. I left at 9:00,Copy !req
109. and she was gone
maybe a half hour.Copy !req
110. She mention any
plans she had?Copy !req
111. She did put on some rouge
and lip gloss before she left.Copy !req
112. Oh, you're not suggesting...Copy !req
113. No, no, we're just covering
all the bases.Copy !req
114. Because she would never cheat
on RafaelCopy !req
115. if that's what you're thinking.Copy !req
116. I just assumed she was
meeting a friend for dinner.Copy !req
117. Tox screen showsCopy !req
118. she had one drink, tops.Copy !req
119. No signs of sex.Copy !req
120. Sounds likeCopy !req
121. my last date.Copy !req
122. Any signs of struggle?Copy !req
123. No. None
that I could find.Copy !req
124. No scrapings under her nails,
no scratches,Copy !req
125. no extraneous bruising
or marking.Copy !req
126. Except for the
hole in her head.Copy !req
127. Which, from the powder burns
and bone bevelingCopy !req
128. I'd say was madeCopy !req
129. from very
close range.Copy !req
130. Her ID and cash
were still there,Copy !req
131. so, this ain't your
garden-variety mugging.Copy !req
132. Just your garden-
variety psycho.Copy !req
133. Who took her to dinner first.Copy !req
134. The murdered woman
ate a hearty meal.Copy !req
135. Barbecued porkCopy !req
136. and waffled
potatoes.Copy !req
137. And her appetizer was?Copy !req
138. Sweet potato
fries.Copy !req
139. Call me crazy,Copy !req
140. but I don't know too many women
who order two types of potatoes.Copy !req
141. She was hardly workingCopy !req
142. from the heart-healthy
end of the menu.Copy !req
143. Or the midtown section
of Zagat's.Copy !req
144. That's uptown cooking
right there.Copy !req
145. Maybe we ought
to look into the restaurantsCopy !req
146. closest to where
we found the body.Copy !req
147. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
148. Yeah, she was here.Copy !req
149. Came in about
an hour late.Copy !req
150. But then, what
woman you know
comes in on time?Copy !req
151. Last time I was here,
you didn't take reservations.Copy !req
152. Still don't.Copy !req
153. So, how do you know
she was late?Copy !req
154. 'Cause some poor sap
was waiting for her,Copy !req
155. pacing back and forth.Copy !req
156. Kept checking his watch
every few minutes.Copy !req
157. I offered him a free beer
at the bar,Copy !req
158. but he turned me down.Copy !req
159. So, what time
did she show?Copy !req
160. Maybe 9:30.Copy !req
161. He let her have it?Copy !req
162. Nah. He calmed down
pretty quick.Copy !req
163. She gave him a big hug.Copy !req
164. No kiss?Copy !req
165. Are you married?Copy !req
166. Yeah, I've toyed
with the notion.Copy !req
167. Well, let
me tell you.Copy !req
168. Guys married more than a year
aren't big on public displays.Copy !req
169. Wait a minute,
are you sayingCopy !req
170. she had dinner with her husband?Copy !req
171. Single guy would have bolted,
half hour, tops.Copy !req
172. Yeah, that'll hold up in court.Copy !req
173. He also kept askingCopy !req
174. if his wife called for him.Copy !req
175. Excuse me.Copy !req
176. Now, how do you supposeCopy !req
177. Rafael put in his eight hours
at the officeCopy !req
178. and had dinner with the missus
at the same time?Copy !req
179. If I knew, maybe I could have
held onto wife number two.Copy !req
180. Nope.Copy !req
181. Punched in at 8:00, out at 6:00.Copy !req
182. Rafael do something?Copy !req
183. Not if he really was here
all night.Copy !req
184. I just told you.Copy !req
185. Hey, he wouldn't
be the first guyCopy !req
186. to have a pal
punch out for him.Copy !req
187. Our people don't do
that sort of thing.Copy !req
188. And you're sure
because...?Copy !req
189. Because they'd know
what I'd do to themCopy !req
190. if I ever found out.Copy !req
191. Well, that convinces me.Copy !req
192. I hire good people.Copy !req
193. Rafael Briseno's
one of the best.Copy !req
194. Always on time, always ready
to fill in when needed.Copy !req
195. Were you here
all night?Copy !req
196. No, but...Copy !req
197. Maybe we could talk
to somebody who was.Copy !req
198. Mary's working a double shift.Copy !req
199. She was on last night.Copy !req
200. You private dicksCopy !req
201. are nothing at all
like in those books I read.Copy !req
202. Those dudes
solve cases.Copy !req
203. In real life,
you just annoy people.Copy !req
204. Hey, even I dress better
than a PI.Copy !req
205. What made you think
we were for hire?Copy !req
206. Raf's wife.Copy !req
207. Talk about paranoid.Copy !req
208. She had a couple guys
snooping around after him.Copy !req
209. She always thought
he was catting around.Copy !req
210. Was he?Copy !req
211. If he did, he hid it right.Copy !req
212. I didn't hear word one about it.Copy !req
213. He was here last night?Copy !req
214. We did our shift together.Copy !req
215. He walked the halls,
and I clocked the computers.Copy !req
216. What about lunch break?Copy !req
217. He go anywhere for that?Copy !req
218. Not many places
you want to goCopy !req
219. at 4:00 in the morning.Copy !req
220. At least for food.Copy !req
221. We ordered a pizza
and had it deliveredCopy !req
222. and ate it in the back room.Copy !req
223. Box is still in the fridge
with the leftovers.Copy !req
224. You thinking Raf
did something wrong?Copy !req
225. Should we?Copy !req
226. I'd hate to think so.Copy !req
227. Comes off as a decent guy.Copy !req
228. A big baseball fan.Copy !req
229. Loves the Mets.Copy !req
230. Always listening to their games
on the radio in the summer.Copy !req
231. Married
and a Mets fan.Copy !req
232. He's a glutton
for punishment.Copy !req
233. Hmm. Go, Yankees.Copy !req
234. She's the one cheating,Copy !req
235. and she hires a PI
to tail him.Copy !req
236. That makes sense.Copy !req
237. We don't know if
she was cheating.Copy !req
238. Hey, if you're meeting
a friend for dinner,Copy !req
239. do you tell a perfect stranger
that she's your wife?Copy !req
240. Maybe if he was
a former husband.Copy !req
241. From personal experience
I can tell youCopy !req
242. former husbands
refer to former wivesCopy !req
243. as their "ex,"
at least in mixed company.Copy !req
244. Unless the
former husbandCopy !req
245. wants to get back
in the picture.Copy !req
246. Here she is.Copy !req
247. Anna Briseno.Copy !req
248. Maiden name Caranza.Copy !req
249. Married once.Copy !req
250. That's it?Copy !req
251. In this state, eight years ago.Copy !req
252. Take a run at her
social security number.Copy !req
253. Here's one
you don't see every day.Copy !req
254. Share it.Copy !req
255. The S.S. number is issued
to a woman namedCopy !req
256. Marcela Celaya...Copy !req
257. So, she changed
her name?Copy !req
258. who died ten years ago.Copy !req
259. There's a switch.Copy !req
260. She dies
and then she gets married.Copy !req
261. Rule of thumb: if
somebody's using
somebody else'sCopy !req
262. social security number,Copy !req
263. she's doing something
she ain't supposed to be doing.Copy !req
264. I wonder
if Rafael knowsCopy !req
265. the woman he married
isn't the woman he married.Copy !req
266. Help me!Copy !req
267. Somebody stop her!Copy !req
268. Hey!Copy !req
269. Looks like we missing something.Copy !req
270. Somebody stop her!Copy !req
271. Stop her! No!Copy !req
272. Somebody help him! Help him!Copy !req
273. No, no!Copy !req
274. Get out of there!Copy !req
275. Get away from the car!Copy !req
276. Don't move another inch!Copy !req
277. Out of my way!Copy !req
278. Police, lady!Copy !req
279. Don't make me shoot you.Copy !req
280. Now get out.Copy !req
281. Slow!Copy !req
282. Get out of the car now!Copy !req
283. Put your handsCopy !req
284. where I
can see them!Copy !req
285. Above your head.Copy !req
286. Are you out
of your skull?Copy !req
287. Not anymore.Copy !req
288. Dominick? I've
known him since
the sixth grade.Copy !req
289. He sat behind me.Copy !req
290. God, he was gorgeous.Copy !req
291. And an athlete— the
captain of everything.Copy !req
292. Well, that's a good reason
to get married.Copy !req
293. He was like a god,Copy !req
294. even back then.Copy !req
295. He was Zeus, and I was Leda.Copy !req
296. God help me,
I actually believed it.Copy !req
297. I ain't no mythology buff,
Mrs. Porazzo...Copy !req
298. Zeus disguised himself as a swanCopy !req
299. and then raped the mortal Leda.Copy !req
300. You're saying he raped you?Copy !req
301. You know, I looked up swans
in the Britannica.Copy !req
302. Do you know they're among the
most vicious birds in the world?Copy !req
303. All he wantedCopy !req
304. was her love.Copy !req
305. He tried so hard.Copy !req
306. He gave so much
and got back so little.Copy !req
307. He did everything she asked.Copy !req
308. I think she might disagree.Copy !req
309. Yeah, well,
she's crazy.Copy !req
310. You saw what she did to him.Copy !req
311. You know, he bought her
anything she wanted.Copy !req
312. Jewels, expensive vacations,
one house bigger than the next.Copy !req
313. I didn't realize
editors made that kind of money.Copy !req
314. His dad wrote songs.Copy !req
315. Sinatra recorded two of them.Copy !req
316. You know, he just leased
that Cadillac for herCopy !req
317. about a month ago.Copy !req
318. Turns out a Volkswagen
might have been a safer bet.Copy !req
319. This isn't a joke, Detective.Copy !req
320. Dom loved me.Copy !req
321. I loved him.Copy !req
322. It wasn't
some kind of sordid fling.Copy !req
323. We're supposed to be civilized.Copy !req
324. We're supposed to be
sophisticates.Copy !req
325. Libestod, Detective.Copy !req
326. Love, death— they're one.Copy !req
327. They're inseparable.Copy !req
328. Together, they free the will.Copy !req
329. Together, they bring redemption.Copy !req
330. It's Schopenhauer.Copy !req
331. How could you
possibly understand?Copy !req
332. You know what I understand?Copy !req
333. I understand
that you rode over your husbandCopy !req
334. with 5,000 pounds of metal.Copy !req
335. He's dead, and you did it.Copy !req
336. Stop; don't say anything.Copy !req
337. And you are...?Copy !req
338. Gwen Berman,
Mrs. Porazzo's attorney,Copy !req
339. and as of now,
I'm advising herCopy !req
340. to keep
her mouth shut.Copy !req
341. Do you mind?Copy !req
342. Can I assume those speakers
will be kept off?Copy !req
343. Now, what fun
would that be?Copy !req
344. Ooh, that woman is crazy.Copy !req
345. At least
she can't deny it.Copy !req
346. Yeah, but she's using
some German philosopherCopy !req
347. that nobody ever heard
of to justify it.Copy !req
348. This I got to see.Copy !req
349. And my mama's
asking me why
I'm not married.Copy !req
350. Eddie, there's
a Rafael Briseno here.Copy !req
351. You can use my office.Copy !req
352. I don't know no one
named Marcela Celaya.Copy !req
353. Your wife...
Was Anna Carranza.Copy !req
354. I knew her family.Copy !req
355. No Celaya, no Marcela.Copy !req
356. She married me
and became Briseno.Copy !req
357. She could have been married
before she met you, Mr. Briseno.Copy !req
358. Why would she
lie to me?Copy !req
359. She was hiding something.Copy !req
360. From me?Copy !req
361. How can you do this?Copy !req
362. On the day my wife is killed?Copy !req
363. It could have
somethingCopy !req
364. to do with her getting killed.Copy !req
365. You people, you
think everything'sCopy !req
366. a big conspiracy.Copy !req
367. I read the papers.Copy !req
368. People are getting killed
every day of the week.Copy !req
369. Please,
let me just bury my wife.Copy !req
370. So, you don't care
if we catch who killed her.Copy !req
371. I want him dead.Copy !req
372. I want to kill him myself.Copy !req
373. But Anna was mugged.Copy !req
374. You're not going
to find the guy.Copy !req
375. Can I go?Copy !req
376. Sure.Copy !req
377. I still can't believe
my Anna's gone.Copy !req
378. And took Marcela with her.Copy !req
379. Did you get anything usable?Copy !req
380. He says he's all shook up;
in shock.Copy !req
381. That made you
suspicious?Copy !req
382. Oh, no,
he's all shook up, all right,Copy !req
383. but I think
it's 'cause he's scared.Copy !req
384. You know what?Copy !req
385. Let's see if we can find out
what it is he's so scared of.Copy !req
386. I love when I get a hit.Copy !req
387. I'm glad we could make your day.Copy !req
388. Seven-point match.Copy !req
389. You made my week.Copy !req
390. Looks like your boyCopy !req
391. has a temper.Copy !req
392. He was arrested
for assault 12 years ago.Copy !req
393. Oh, domestic violence, actually.Copy !req
394. He bopped
his live-in girlfriend.Copy !req
395. Let me guess.Copy !req
396. Her name was
Anna or Marcela.Copy !req
397. Uh, sorry— Rita Moralez.Copy !req
398. Let's see,
Celaya spent six monthsCopy !req
399. up at Rikers.Copy !req
400. Celaya?Copy !req
401. Yeah,Copy !req
402. that's your guy's name—
Rafael Celaya.Copy !req
403. Somebody's been lying
to us.Copy !req
404. Uh-huh.Copy !req
405. Look, I just didn't want
to jam the guy up.Copy !req
406. I had no idea
this was about a murder.Copy !req
407. So, he wasn't really here
all night.Copy !req
408. He was here,
but left early.Copy !req
409. He asked me to punch him out,
and I did.Copy !req
410. He say why
he left?Copy !req
411. He didn't
need to.Copy !req
412. Do you know
how dull it getsCopy !req
413. sitting here all night?Copy !req
414. He went for a drink;
I didn't ask where.Copy !req
415. Guess.Copy !req
416. Hartman's.
It's around the block.Copy !req
417. Raf. Yeah, he's in
here enough to be
called a regular.Copy !req
418. You talk to him much?Copy !req
419. As much as I can stand.Copy !req
420. He's always pissing
and moaningCopy !req
421. about his life
and his job.Copy !req
422. And his wife?Copy !req
423. Ah, her especially.Copy !req
424. Those people—
what can I tell you?Copy !req
425. Excuse me?Copy !req
426. What, you're
going to tell meCopy !req
427. the Latins
aren't excitable?Copy !req
428. One day Raf comes in here
and tells meCopy !req
429. his wife is the hottest thing
since chili peppers.Copy !req
430. The next, she's the devil
in a blue dress.Copy !req
431. Was he in here
last night?Copy !req
432. Yeah, but
not for long.Copy !req
433. He had a
couple shots,Copy !req
434. and he was out the door.Copy !req
435. Said he had someplace to go.Copy !req
436. To meet his wife?Copy !req
437. I don't know;
he wasn't here very long.Copy !req
438. Real serious like.Copy !req
439. Something was definitelyCopy !req
440. on his mind,
though.Copy !req
441. About what time
did he leave?Copy !req
442. 9:00, 9:30—
something like that.Copy !req
443. Enough time
to get uptownCopy !req
444. for some barbecue pork
and sweet potato fries.Copy !req
445. Mr. Briseno— police.Copy !req
446. Anna, Anna esta muerta.Copy !req
447. Abra la puerta!Copy !req
448. Vete! Hay vengo Anna.Copy !req
449. I don't know
what he said,Copy !req
450. but it didn't
sound good.Copy !req
451. Bring back memories?Copy !req
452. I can't remember.Copy !req
453. Did you find Anna?Copy !req
454. Yeah, we'll help you
find her.Copy !req
455. She's pretty.Copy !req
456. I think you had
enough of this, pal.Copy !req
457. Is she wearing
her blue dress?Copy !req
458. We'll let you
see for yourself.Copy !req
459. Rafael Briseno,
A.K.A. Celaya,Copy !req
460. you're under arrest for
the murder of your wife.Copy !req
461. She's dead. Anna...Copy !req
462. You have the right
to remain silent.Copy !req
463. Fat chance.Copy !req
464. Anna.Copy !req
465. What am I going to do?Copy !req
466. From what
I've been told,Copy !req
467. at least I was
a happy drunk.Copy !req
468. From what I've been told,
I wouldn't go that far.Copy !req
469. But at least
you never killed nobody.Copy !req
470. If we move to San Juan,
we can grow flowers.Copy !req
471. Pretty, pretty flowers.Copy !req
472. Roses and gardenias and tulips.Copy !req
473. No sunflowers?Copy !req
474. I love sunflowers.Copy !req
475. Stop the car.Copy !req
476. You got to stop the car now.Copy !req
477. Give me one good reason.Copy !req
478. I'm going to throw up.Copy !req
479. Good reason.Copy !req
480. Hey, if you
haven't noticed,Copy !req
481. our friend here
bats for the other team.Copy !req
482. The men's
room's busted.Copy !req
483. All right, go.Copy !req
484. What did he do?Copy !req
485. I think
you got a customer.Copy !req
486. Still no memories?Copy !req
487. It does sound
familiar.Copy !req
488. Ugh! Rafael,
don't you look?Copy !req
489. All right.Copy !req
490. Lennie.Copy !req
491. Yeah, it would have been niceCopy !req
492. if she left her name
and phone number.Copy !req
493. Maybe she did.Copy !req
494. Hannah Mayer—Copy !req
495. website
consultant.Copy !req
496. This could be
some clown's idea of a joke.Copy !req
497. Let's hope.Copy !req
498. What did the
attendant say?Copy !req
499. He cleaned the bathroom
first thing this morning,Copy !req
500. which means it was
probably written today.Copy !req
501. You believe him?Copy !req
502. An Eminem CD is about
as close to troubleCopy !req
503. as this kid
wants to get.Copy !req
504. He said the only personCopy !req
505. who asked for the bathroom key
all dayCopy !req
506. was a woman in a blue Chevy.Copy !req
507. DMV's checking for
plates with AXD2.Copy !req
508. Three deaths
and a kidnapping.Copy !req
509. I'm only on my second
cup of coffee.Copy !req
510. Speaking of which,Copy !req
511. how are we doing
on death number two?Copy !req
512. Mr. Briseno's talking
his head off,Copy !req
513. only it's nothing
we want to hear.Copy !req
514. I figure a couple hours
to sleep it off.Copy !req
515. Hannah Mayer didn't
make it to work today.Copy !req
516. Good for her. Who?Copy !req
517. That's the name
on the business cardCopy !req
518. we found in the ladies room
at the gas station.Copy !req
519. I managed to find
a home address.Copy !req
520. Would it be too much
to askCopy !req
521. for her to just be home in bed
with the flu?Copy !req
522. Man, the way this day is going,Copy !req
523. it would be
a miracle.Copy !req
524. Really?Copy !req
525. She's probably out shopping.Copy !req
526. Between you and me,
I don't think she'll sleepCopy !req
527. unless our daughter's the
best-dressed kid in the
building.Copy !req
528. Where's
your daughter?Copy !req
529. In the womb.Copy !req
530. Hannah's eight months pregnant.Copy !req
531. Does your wifeCopy !req
532. take off from work like this
very often?Copy !req
533. Sure. There's always
a doctor's appointmentCopy !req
534. or some fancy-schmancy
baby store she's got to get to.Copy !req
535. You want to hear about rackets?Copy !req
536. Don't get me started.Copy !req
537. She didn't mention anything
this morning?Copy !req
538. I've been on my boat
the past two days.Copy !req
539. Did she usually go
to the doctor alone?Copy !req
540. I go when I can.Copy !req
541. What about shopping?Copy !req
542. I don't know.Copy !req
543. You guys are serious.Copy !req
544. Like I said,
this isCopy !req
545. probably a big mistake,Copy !req
546. but we found your wife's
business card in a restroomCopy !req
547. at a gas station.Copy !req
548. Yeah, well, she gives them out
to her clients.Copy !req
549. There was a weird message
on the mirror.Copy !req
550. What kind of message?Copy !req
551. Whoever wrote it claimed
that they were being kidnapped.Copy !req
552. Oh, you're kidding.Copy !req
553. You haven't received
any calls, eh?Copy !req
554. Would I be standing here
talking to you if I did?Copy !req
555. A-X-D-two.Copy !req
556. No, "X," like in X ray. Yeah.Copy !req
557. You do that.Copy !req
558. So, did he
confess yet?Copy !req
559. Only that he went
to the high school promCopy !req
560. with some girl named Lorraine,
and she ditched him afterwards.Copy !req
561. She had the prettiest eyes.Copy !req
562. Blue, like the ocean.Copy !req
563. Lennie.Copy !req
564. Detective Briscoe,
David Carlson,Copy !req
565. Hannah Mayer's father.Copy !req
566. Her husband Simon
told him what happened.Copy !req
567. What was he doing
sailing when she's
pregnant like that?Copy !req
568. We're not sure
anything happened.Copy !req
569. Oh, he killed her.Copy !req
570. How can you be so sure?Copy !req
571. Because he's a jerk.Copy !req
572. Always was and always will be.Copy !req
573. Believe it or not, Mr. Carlson,Copy !req
574. that's not
against the law.Copy !req
575. He cheated
on Hannah.Copy !req
576. One time maybe you can forgive,
but when it's a steady diet,Copy !req
577. that's a hard pill
for a father to take every day,Copy !req
578. let alone a wife.Copy !req
579. How do you know?Copy !req
580. Hannah told me.Copy !req
581. I told her
to leave him.Copy !req
582. I begged her.Copy !req
583. But she thought her baby
would cure everything.Copy !req
584. A lot of guys
cheat,Copy !req
585. Mr. Carlson,
but what you're implyingCopy !req
586. is a big step
from a pit stop at a Motel 6.Copy !req
587. What Detective Briscoe meansCopy !req
588. is that we
don't even have a body.Copy !req
589. Last week,
she finally confronted himCopy !req
590. about his affairs.Copy !req
591. It led to a big fight.Copy !req
592. Did he hurt her?Copy !req
593. No, but he did say divorce
was out of the question.Copy !req
594. He said he worked too hardCopy !req
595. to toss half his money
down the toilet.Copy !req
596. What kind of husband...?Copy !req
597. I'm sorry.Copy !req
598. We'll get to the bottom of this,
sir.Copy !req
599. If your son-in-law
has something to hide,Copy !req
600. we'll find it.Copy !req
601. My daughter is dead.Copy !req
602. I know she is.Copy !req
603. And I also know that Simon
had something to do with it.Copy !req
604. Well, why don't you
just go home now,Copy !req
605. and I'll keep you up
to date, I promise.Copy !req
606. Have you talked
to this Simon guy?Copy !req
607. He was coolCopy !req
608. till he heard
about the kidnap note.Copy !req
609. Then he turned on the concern,
right on cue.Copy !req
610. Talk to people who know him.Copy !req
611. Simon is great to work for.Copy !req
612. He makes you feel like
you're part of the team,Copy !req
613. not just somebody
taking messages
and getting coffee.Copy !req
614. I'm lucky if my accountant
remembers to file my return.Copy !req
615. I'm not the only one.Copy !req
616. Everyone here
feels the same way.Copy !req
617. Ask them.Copy !req
618. We will.Copy !req
619. Simon ever talk
about his wife?Copy !req
620. Sure. He couldn't wait
for the baby.Copy !req
621. Most women around here
would give their firstbornCopy !req
622. for a husband
like Simon.Copy !req
623. You know,
he called me.Copy !req
624. He told me
what's going on.Copy !req
625. If you could hear the panic
in his voice...Copy !req
626. Let me ask you
something, Helen.Copy !req
627. Do you log Mr. Mayer's outgoing
and incoming phone calls?Copy !req
628. Of course.Copy !req
629. This is from last week.Copy !req
630. He sends Hannah flowers
on the fifth of every month.Copy !req
631. They were married
on December 5th.Copy !req
632. Another thingCopy !req
633. I should have
thought of.Copy !req
634. There's a dozen or so
phone callsCopy !req
635. to or from
a Sandra Chapple.Copy !req
636. Is she in some kind
of tax trouble?Copy !req
637. She's not one of our clients.Copy !req
638. So, that makes
her what?Copy !req
639. A friend.Copy !req
640. You mind printing
this up for us?Copy !req
641. I met Simon
at a Democratic fund-raiser.Copy !req
642. He was generous
with his support,Copy !req
643. and we became friends.Copy !req
644. Just how far did
his "generous
support" extend?Copy !req
645. Was that supposed to be cute?Copy !req
646. We were phone buddies, you know?Copy !req
647. An occasional drink sometimes.Copy !req
648. Sometimes he'd give me names
of potential donors.Copy !req
649. Not everything is sordid.Copy !req
650. My partner's mindCopy !req
651. is generally flowing
through the sewer,Copy !req
652. so, forgive him.Copy !req
653. Yeah, well, I guess
that's a good thing for a cop.Copy !req
654. Especially when a
citizen goes missing.Copy !req
655. Simon?Copy !req
656. His wife.Copy !req
657. And her father's convinced
she's been murdered.Copy !req
658. And guess who he
thinks did it?Copy !req
659. That stupid bastard.Copy !req
660. I warned him.Copy !req
661. Is that what
friends do—Copy !req
662. they warn you not
to kill your wife?Copy !req
663. Listen, I started seeing him
three months ago.Copy !req
664. A couple of times a week.Copy !req
665. There's this suiteCopy !req
666. that his firm keeps
at a midtown hotel.Copy !req
667. Accountants— who knew?Copy !req
668. Was it serious?Copy !req
669. Not to me.Copy !req
670. I don't need serious.Copy !req
671. He was just something to do
for now.Copy !req
672. To tell you the truth,Copy !req
673. I got tired
of the studs in the weight room.Copy !req
674. Did Simon ever talk
about his wife?Copy !req
675. Just to say
how wonderfulCopy !req
676. his life would be
once he got out of the marriage.Copy !req
677. Doesn't sound
like he was too thrilledCopy !req
678. about the baby arriving.Copy !req
679. He didn't want
to have a baby.Copy !req
680. He told me it was a mistake.Copy !req
681. That was the real reasonCopy !req
682. that he wanted out
of the marriage.Copy !req
683. My wife's name is Hannah Mayer.Copy !req
684. She's 31 years old,
and she's eight months pregnant.Copy !req
685. Again, I'm offering $100,000Copy !req
686. to anyone with information
that leads the police to her.Copy !req
687. Damn, he's good—
I'll give him that.Copy !req
688. If I didn't
know different,Copy !req
689. I'd think the son of a bitch
actually gave a damn.Copy !req
690. I'll grant you he's
not a Boy Scout,Copy !req
691. but the girlfriends
of married menCopy !req
692. aren't the most truthful
people in the world.Copy !req
693. Do you think
she was lying?Copy !req
694. Okay, and married menCopy !req
695. aren't that truthful
with their girlfriends.Copy !req
696. Spoken like a man who's
been on both sides.Copy !req
697. I'll take the fifth.Copy !req
698. Well, guilty or no,Copy !req
699. we've got nothing
to arrest him on.Copy !req
700. If we had a...Copy !req
701. El me va matar,
el me va matar!Copy !req
702. Hey! Hey!Copy !req
703. It's okay, it's okay.Copy !req
704. Calma.
Calm, calm, calm.Copy !req
705. I swear I didn't kill Anna.Copy !req
706. It was him;
he wants you to think it was me.Copy !req
707. Who, who—
who are we talking...?Copy !req
708. My brother Renaldo.Copy !req
709. He just got out of jail.Copy !req
710. They paroled him,
and he killed Anna.Copy !req
711. He wants you to think
it was me,Copy !req
712. and he's coming to kill me.Copy !req
713. All right,
all right, all right.Copy !req
714. Can't say I blame his brother.Copy !req
715. I've known Rafael
less than a day,Copy !req
716. and I'm ready to kill him.Copy !req
717. Well, if his brother
just got out of jail,Copy !req
718. someone knows
where he is.Copy !req
719. Renaldo Celaya— yeah, sure,
he's one of my parolees.Copy !req
720. Been out, what, maybe, uh, five,
six days after ten long years.Copy !req
721. That's not bad
for murder.Copy !req
722. Ah, manslaughter.Copy !req
723. He whacked his wife,Copy !req
724. only they never
found the body.Copy !req
725. Dead wife,
missing body—Copy !req
726. where have I heard
this before?Copy !req
727. Man, it's been
a rough day.Copy !req
728. Yeah, tell me about it.Copy !req
729. Anyway, all he ever talks aboutCopy !req
730. is Marcela,
Marcela, Marcela.Copy !req
731. Wait, his wife's name
was Marcela?Copy !req
732. Why would I lie?Copy !req
733. Anna's using
her sister-in-law's name.Copy !req
734. Where can we find Renaldo?Copy !req
735. Hey, bro, is there a Renaldo
working here?Copy !req
736. RenaldoCopy !req
737. Celaya.Copy !req
738. What the hell
are you doing?Copy !req
739. Does this say wash and wear?Copy !req
740. Docket Number 534687.Copy !req
741. People v. Renaldo Celaya.Copy !req
742. Murder in the First Degree.Copy !req
743. And the plea?Copy !req
744. Not guilty, Your Honor.Copy !req
745. There's a first.Copy !req
746. Ms. Southerlyn?Copy !req
747. The defendant shotCopy !req
748. and killed his brother's wifeCopy !req
749. within days of being
released from prison.Copy !req
750. Bail shouldn't even
be a consideration.Copy !req
751. I don't suppose
you agree with that?Copy !req
752. Bail, shmail.Copy !req
753. What's a couple
of days in RikersCopy !req
754. after ten years
in Attica?Copy !req
755. I'm not going to waste
your time, Your Honor.Copy !req
756. You know what, Counselor,
this is a first.Copy !req
757. Tu eres un demonio.
Asesino!Copy !req
758. Era mi esposa!
Yo te mato!Copy !req
759. Not if I kill you first!Copy !req
760. Yo te mato!Copy !req
761. She's my wife, cabron,
she's my wife!Copy !req
762. Asesino!Copy !req
763. Yo te mato,
asesino!Copy !req
764. Asesino!Copy !req
765. Whew.Copy !req
766. Nothing like a little excitement
to get the heart pumping.Copy !req
767. What's next
on the menu?Copy !req
768. Docket Number 534781.Copy !req
769. People v. Clara Porazzo.Copy !req
770. Charge is Murder
in the Second Degree.Copy !req
771. Surprise me, Ms. Porazzo.Copy !req
772. I don't know
what you mean.Copy !req
773. I need a plea. Did you do it?Copy !req
774. Yes.Copy !req
775. I don't think my client
understands, Your Honor.Copy !req
776. I understand perfectly;
I killed the S.O.B.Copy !req
777. She's obviously
mentally disturbed.Copy !req
778. The defendant killed
her husband, Your Honor.Copy !req
779. She ran him over four times
with her car.Copy !req
780. I admire her restraint.Copy !req
781. I object.Copy !req
782. Cool your jets, Counselor.Copy !req
783. Shall we take this from the top?Copy !req
784. No need to, Your Honor.Copy !req
785. Dom is dead, and I did it.Copy !req
786. I knew exactly what I was doing.Copy !req
787. I'm not supposed to express
personal opinionsCopy !req
788. in the courtroom, but I've
got to tell you, Ms. Porazzo,Copy !req
789. you make me proud
to be an American.Copy !req
790. Thank you.Copy !req
791. Cheating on you, was he?Copy !req
792. Yeah, but I could
live with that.Copy !req
793. I could live
with his perversions.Copy !req
794. But I won't go under the knife
for anyone.Copy !req
795. These were good enough for him
when we got married.Copy !req
796. Let me get this straight,
Mr. celaya.Copy !req
797. You admit
you killed Anna Briseno?Copy !req
798. That's right, only her
real name is Marcela.Copy !req
799. But you still claim
you're not guilty?Copy !req
800. That's right.Copy !req
801. It's what philosophers
call a conundrum.Copy !req
802. It's what lawyers call
a screwball defense.Copy !req
803. Not when you hear
all the facts, it's not.Copy !req
804. The facts are, he killed
his brother's wife.Copy !req
805. She was not his wife.
She wasmywife.Copy !req
806. Your brother
married your wife?Copy !req
807. That's right.Copy !req
808. She must have divorced you
while you were in prison.Copy !req
809. No. She couldn't divorce me.Copy !req
810. Dead people can't file papers.Copy !req
811. Your wife was dead?Copy !req
812. That's right.Copy !req
813. And I should know; I killed her.Copy !req
814. Who's on first?Copy !req
815. Only I killed her now,Copy !req
816. not ten years ago.Copy !req
817. Maybe I should explain.Copy !req
818. Renaldo was charged
and convictedCopy !req
819. ten years ago
of killing his wife.Copy !req
820. The problem was,
she wasn't dead.Copy !req
821. She just ran off.Copy !req
822. And now you can't
do nothing to me.Copy !req
823. What's it called?Copy !req
824. Double Jeopardy.Copy !req
825. That's when you
can't be chargedCopy !req
826. for killing
the same wife twice.Copy !req
827. Got to love
the Constitution.Copy !req
828. That isn't what
the Constitution had in mind.Copy !req
829. Okay, then,
stick meCopy !req
830. in the courtroom again.Copy !req
831. If it's not the Double J thing,Copy !req
832. then that means
I didn't kill my wifeCopy !req
833. back when you said I did.Copy !req
834. That means I did time
for no crime.Copy !req
835. Leaves me free to sue you,
your boss, the governorCopy !req
836. and anybody else I can think of
for false imprisonment.Copy !req
837. My client spent
a lot of timeCopy !req
838. reading at state expense.Copy !req
839. I'll give you both some time
to think it over.Copy !req
840. See how you want
to handle it.Copy !req
841. That's right.Copy !req
842. We the ones giving
out the time now.Copy !req
843. It's a law school exam
is what it is.Copy !req
844. And to tell you the truth,
I don't know the answer.Copy !req
845. Same crime, same victim.Copy !req
846. They can't be the same crime if
they occurred ten years apart.Copy !req
847. So, you're saying if someone
was acquitted for robbing a bankCopy !req
848. on Tuesday, but we found out it
actually happened on Thursday,Copy !req
849. you'd say that
Double Jeopardy doesn't apply?Copy !req
850. I'll argue statutory intent.Copy !req
851. You expect a jury
to buy that.Copy !req
852. It's a question for the judge.Copy !req
853. You expect a judge to buy that?Copy !req
854. He killed someone,
Arthur.Copy !req
855. And he already did the time
for it.Copy !req
856. I'm not just going to put
my tail between my legs.Copy !req
857. I'm not asking you to.
I'm just thinkingCopy !req
858. that if we can keep this
disaster out of the courtroom,Copy !req
859. we might all be better off.Copy !req
860. Now, if you can't charge
straight on, attack the flanks.Copy !req
861. This false imprisonment charge
is his leverage.Copy !req
862. You get rid of it,
he's more likely to sitCopy !req
863. at a table with us.Copy !req
864. False imprisonment
requiresCopy !req
865. malicious intent
and/or extreme negligence.Copy !req
866. Find some proof that
there wasn't any of either.Copy !req
867. Ten years. That's a long time.Copy !req
868. That's like 400 murders ago.Copy !req
869. So you don't remember it
at all?Copy !req
870. They say you never forget
the ones you win.Copy !req
871. That's a crock.
They're gone as soonCopy !req
872. as the next slime-bucket
walks into your office.Copy !req
873. Now, here we go:
Renaldo Celaya. Man One.Copy !req
874. That's right.Copy !req
875. We tried it without a body.Copy !req
876. No offense, but how did you know
there was a body at all?Copy !req
877. Marcela had
a sister, Leticia,Copy !req
878. lived in San Juan.Copy !req
879. She reported her missing,Copy !req
880. and that kick-started
the investigation.Copy !req
881. And Renaldo was
the only suspect?Copy !req
882. One and only.
Leticia told usCopy !req
883. Marcela told her
she was having an affair.Copy !req
884. With whom?Copy !req
885. That we never found out.Copy !req
886. Anyway, we figured
Renaldo got windCopy !req
887. of the affair
and snapped.Copy !req
888. That doesn't sound
like much of a case.Copy !req
889. Neighbors testified
that RenaldoCopy !req
890. and Marcela's marriage
on a good day was volatile,Copy !req
891. and I use that word generously.Copy !req
892. He was a puncher.Copy !req
893. What was
his defense?Copy !req
894. That she was his wife.Copy !req
895. He had a witness, too.Copy !req
896. Here it is: Patricia Botten.Copy !req
897. And she said he was angel?Copy !req
898. Well, she might have
if she showed up.Copy !req
899. Sure I know Patricia.
Who wouldn't?Copy !req
900. I mean that babe's got
a butt to kill for.Copy !req
901. Nice choice of words.Copy !req
902. You know where
she works at?
Uh-uh.Copy !req
903. What about what time
she gets home?Copy !req
904. You really want to
talk to her, huh?Copy !req
905. Yeah, looks like it.Copy !req
906. Then talk.Copy !req
907. Hey, yo,
Patricia!Copy !req
908. Patricia Botten.Copy !req
909. Damn, woman!
Hey, hey, hey!Copy !req
910. What'd I do?Copy !req
911. Nothing, until you hit
a police officer.Copy !req
912. I thought he was a mugger.Copy !req
913. Why don't you chase
down the real hoodsCopy !req
914. instead of sneaking up
on tax-paying citizens?Copy !req
915. You've got a hell
of a punch.Copy !req
916. I box at the Y.Copy !req
917. Patricia, we need
to ask youCopy !req
918. some questions
about Renaldo Celaya.Copy !req
919. Who?Copy !req
920. The boyfriend
you were supposedCopy !req
921. to back up
at his murder trial.Copy !req
922. I don't know what you mean.Copy !req
923. Hey, you want me to
forget about the punch?Copy !req
924. I wanted to go to court.Copy !req
925. My husband told me not to.Copy !req
926. Why is that?Copy !req
927. Men and their
stupid macho thing.Copy !req
928. He didn't want people
to know I was seeing Renaldo.Copy !req
929. You were cheating
on your husbandCopy !req
930. with Renaldo, and Marcela
was cheating on RenaldoCopy !req
931. with somebody else.
Am I getting this right?Copy !req
932. Happens all the time,
at least around here.Copy !req
933. And all this time,
I've been livingCopy !req
934. in the wrong housing complex.Copy !req
935. Renaldo would
never kill MarcelaCopy !req
936. over me if that's
where you're going.Copy !req
937. He knew up front
I would never leave Paco,Copy !req
938. and he cared less that she was
getting some outside the house.Copy !req
939. How'd you know?Copy !req
940. He told me, that's how.Copy !req
941. We okay on the punch?Copy !req
942. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
943. Now, if he didn't want
to kill her ten years ago,Copy !req
944. why would he
kill her now?Copy !req
945. It could have something to do
with the ten years he spentCopy !req
946. in the can because she
didn't come forward.Copy !req
947. I wonder if Renaldo
likes barbecue pork.Copy !req
948. This must be one hell of a
broad, all this attention.Copy !req
949. Oh, yeah, he deader they are,
the more we care.Copy !req
950. This the guy that was pacing
around here last night?Copy !req
951. Close, but no.Copy !req
952. The guy was a little younger,
long hair, thin like a wire.Copy !req
953. High-strung, quick-to-
snap, nervous type?Copy !req
954. Yeah, that's right.Copy !req
955. He had a boxer's body but shaky
hands, like he drank a lot.Copy !req
956. That sounds like
Rafael to me.Copy !req
957. Yeah, you got to love
those Celaya boys.Copy !req
958. Thank you, Pappy.Copy !req
959. Why do you guys
keep coming after me?Copy !req
960. You got the man
that killed my Anna.Copy !req
961. What more do you want?Copy !req
962. Was it Cain who slept
with Abel's wifeCopy !req
963. or the other way around?
I forget.Copy !req
964. Renaldo was in jail.Copy !req
965. Yeah, and Anna—Copy !req
966. or should I say Marcela—
was already dead.Copy !req
967. He never treated her good.Copy !req
968. She loved me.Copy !req
969. So why'd you kill her?Copy !req
970. You're crazy. Renaldo
already said he did it.Copy !req
971. Yeah, but you're the oneCopy !req
972. who lied about being at work,Copy !req
973. and you had barbecue with
your wife just before she died.Copy !req
974. So, that makes us think that
you're the one who popped her.Copy !req
975. It's a great plan:Copy !req
976. You kill your wife,
only big brother takes the fall.Copy !req
977. Except he's untouchable,Copy !req
978. so the two of you
both walk offCopy !req
979. hand in hand
into the sunset.Copy !req
980. But Double Jeopardy sure as hell
doesn't apply to you.Copy !req
981. She was an evil woman, you know.Copy !req
982. She was married to Renaldo,Copy !req
983. and she was
cheating on him.Copy !req
984. With you!Copy !req
985. She cheated on him,Copy !req
986. she'd cheat on me soon enough.Copy !req
987. You guys are
weird, Rafael.Copy !req
988. But it's hard to believe
you're that weird.Copy !req
989. When Renaldo got out,Copy !req
990. we took a drive out to Newark
where we grew up,Copy !req
991. and I thought he was gonna
kill me. I told him to.Copy !req
992. I wassoguilty.Copy !req
993. But blood is blood, he said,Copy !req
994. and Marcela,
she'll never be blood.Copy !req
995. I had to do it... for Renaldo.Copy !req
996. You got a lawyer
you want us to call, man?Copy !req
997. All those years
when Renaldo was away,Copy !req
998. I looked out my window,
out at Newark,Copy !req
999. and I wished
we never left Jersey.Copy !req
1000. It's this city
that makes you go bad.Copy !req
1001. Jersey. Damn!Copy !req
1002. I say something wrong?Copy !req
1003. AXD2. Right. You're an angel.Copy !req
1004. You got an address?Copy !req
1005. Thank you!Copy !req
1006. Don't get too comfortable.Copy !req
1007. That gas station where
Hannah Mayer left the messageCopy !req
1008. is near the West Side Highway,Copy !req
1009. which leads
to the Holland Tunnel,Copy !req
1010. which takes you
across the river.Copy !req
1011. New Jersey DMV had a read
on the plates.Copy !req
1012. New York City Police.Copy !req
1013. Hurry, please,
God, hurry!Copy !req
1014. She's upstairs.Copy !req
1015. I need a bus at 984 Meade.Copy !req
1016. 984 Meade.Copy !req
1017. You ever do this before?Copy !req
1018. Hey, man, you're
the one with kids.Copy !req
1019. All right, tow— uh...Copy !req
1020. Bring me some clean towels
and boil some water.Copy !req
1021. Doctors really do that?Copy !req
1022. George Clooney does.Copy !req
1023. That's good enough for me.Copy !req
1024. So, was this about money?Copy !req
1025. I don't need money.Copy !req
1026. Why would you
say that?Copy !req
1027. Well, because that's what
most kidnappers are after.Copy !req
1028. A little girl...
it was a miracle.Copy !req
1029. You're a hero.Copy !req
1030. Believe it or not, she could
have done it on her own.Copy !req
1031. It's natural.Copy !req
1032. For everyone but me.Copy !req
1033. You know, she could have died.Copy !req
1034. No, I wasn't going to hurt her.Copy !req
1035. Hannah has no idea
how blessed she is.Copy !req
1036. You and Hannah
are friends?Copy !req
1037. We met at Dr. Fairman's officeCopy !req
1038. this morning.Copy !req
1039. He was the sixth doctor
I'd been to.Copy !req
1040. So, you can't have children?Copy !req
1041. It's all I ever wanted.Copy !req
1042. Babies are God's gift.Copy !req
1043. I bet you Hannah
thinks the same thing.Copy !req
1044. She could have others.Copy !req
1045. It's not fair.Copy !req
1046. She couldn't have
one of her own,Copy !req
1047. so she figured
she'd take someone else's?Copy !req
1048. Worked for Tony B.Copy !req
1049. Who's that?Copy !req
1050. He took my bikeCopy !req
1051. when I was 12.Copy !req
1052. Aah.Copy !req
1053. From Hannah Mayer's husband.Copy !req
1054. Ooh!Copy !req
1055. I was looking forward
to arresting him.Copy !req
1056. Good night.Copy !req
1057. Man, three murders and a baby.Copy !req
1058. If you drank,
I'd buy you a beer.Copy !req
1059. Hey, I drink seltzer
and I'm buying.Copy !req
1060. No law says you have
to answer that.Copy !req
1061. Yeah.Copy !req
1062. All right. All right,
we'll be there.Copy !req
1063. What?Copy !req
1064. Make that four murders.Copy !req
1065. Remember
Andy the jogger?Copy !req
1066. The heart attack.Copy !req
1067. Man, life should be so easy.Copy !req
1068. When last we saw him,
it was a faulty ticker.Copy !req
1069. He's got a runner's heart.Copy !req
1070. Even dead, I'd bet it's
in better shape than most.Copy !req
1071. So why are we here?Copy !req
1072. Nicotine.Copy !req
1073. This guy smoked and ran?Copy !req
1074. No. His lungs were
as pink as a baby's.Copy !req
1075. The nicotine was ingested.Copy !req
1076. Pure nicotine kills,Copy !req
1077. and guess what, it looks
just like a heart attack.Copy !req
1078. He was only 42 years old.Copy !req
1079. We-we swore we were going spend
the rest of our lives together.Copy !req
1080. I never thought...Copy !req
1081. It was a heart attack,
wasn't it?Copy !req
1082. Yeah, probably.Copy !req
1083. So why are you guys...?Copy !req
1084. This is part
of the drill.Copy !req
1085. Sure.Copy !req
1086. How long did you
guys live together?Copy !req
1087. I'm sorry.Copy !req
1088. That son of a bitch!Copy !req
1089. That bastard!Copy !req
1090. It wasn't
his fault.Copy !req
1091. I know that.Copy !req
1092. I'm gay, I'm not stupid;
I know why you're here.Copy !req
1093. So, you poisoned him?Copy !req
1094. Oh...Copy !req
1095. Like you don't know I work
at Langden Chemical.Copy !req
1096. Uh, I got to tell you, J,
that was one hell of an act.Copy !req
1097. Those tears had me going.Copy !req
1098. Oh, those tears are real
all right.Copy !req
1099. After everything I went through
to get rid of him,Copy !req
1100. now Andy's lawyer tells me thatCopy !req
1101. the State of New York
won't recognize our marriage.Copy !req
1102. Why couldn't I
kill him in Hawaii?Copy !req
1103. I'm out the insurance,
I lose the lease on this loftCopy !req
1104. because it's in Andy's name.Copy !req
1105. Everything is in Andy's name!Copy !req
1106. You have the right
to remain silent, please.Copy !req
1107. Love— a devastating disease
instantly cured by marriage.Copy !req
1108. My grandparents have been
together for 50 years.Copy !req
1109. Wait.
(cell phone rings)Copy !req
1110. Yeah.Copy !req
1111. Oh, no. Where?Copy !req
1112. All right.Copy !req
1113. Damn.
What?Copy !req
1114. We got a jumper.Copy !req
1115. I may join him.
Oh...Copy !req
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