1. In the criminal justice systemCopy !req
2. sexually based offenses are
considered especially heinous.Copy !req
3. In New York City,
the dedicated detectivesCopy !req
4. who investigate
these vicious feloniesCopy !req
5. are members of an elite squadCopy !req
6. known as
the Special Victims Unit.Copy !req
7. These are their stories.Copy !req
8. More blood.Copy !req
9. Turn them down.Copy !req
10. Floor's clean this way.Copy !req
11. Elliot...
What have you got?Copy !req
12. Print on the wall.Copy !req
13. Psst! Psst...
something on the door.Copy !req
14. It's locked.Copy !req
15. Don't hurt me! Don't hurt me!Copy !req
16. Patrol got the call
at 9:50 A.M.,Copy !req
17. passerby saw a broken window,
open door, thought it mightCopy !req
18. have been a break-in
till they heard shots fired.Copy !req
19. We found two dead kids
in the gym,Copy !req
20. naked except
for shoes and socks.Copy !req
21. Elliot's inside.Copy !req
22. Hey, they get
the shooter yet?Copy !req
23. Negative, your guy
just calledCopy !req
24. for ESU and HNT.Copy !req
25. HNT. Bastard's got a hostage.Copy !req
26. Let the boy go and we can talk.Copy !req
27. We're not going to hurt you.Copy !req
28. I repeat, we're not going to
harm you, just let the kid go!Copy !req
29. ( whispering ):
Any other exits?Copy !req
30. I don't know.
Where's HNT?Copy !req
31. On their way.Copy !req
32. My name is Elliot.
What's your name?Copy !req
33. Look, send out the kid,Copy !req
34. I'm going to step away
from the door...Copy !req
35. Got the kid.Copy !req
36. Shooter's gone!Copy !req
37. Might have gone out this way.Copy !req
38. Where are you hit?Copy !req
39. My head.Copy !req
40. Okay. All right.Copy !req
41. Everything's going to be fine.Copy !req
42. Stay with me.Copy !req
43. Gunshot wound
to the head.Copy !req
44. Kid is passed out.Copy !req
45. Manhattan SVU,
we got a teenage boy,Copy !req
46. gunshot to the head,
put a rush...Copy !req
47. Captioning sponsored by
UNIVERSAL NETWORK TELEVISIONCopy !req
48. and NBCCopy !req
49. No luck?Copy !req
50. Lady saw a tall
white guy running,Copy !req
51. he' jumps into a car
a block away.Copy !req
52. Make, model?Copy !req
53. Black or blue orCopy !req
54. green, maybe. Any
word on the kid?Copy !req
55. Elliot called.
Kid is stillCopy !req
56. unconscious, but the bullet
only winged him.Copy !req
57. Teacher lives close by, came in
when he heard the sirens.Copy !req
58. Says the boy's
name is Joe Blaine,Copy !req
59. ID'd the victims as
Luke Rhodes and Tyrell Dent.Copy !req
60. School basketball stars.Copy !req
61. Patrol's informing the families.Copy !req
62. Takes hazing
to a whole new level.Copy !req
63. What were the kids doing
here on a Saturday anyway?Copy !req
64. Patrol found
a basketball outside.Copy !req
65. Probably shooting hoops.Copy !req
66. Killer came up, broke a window,
and forced them inside.Copy !req
67. Captain...Copy !req
68. Hector Recincto,
school security.Copy !req
69. There's a gun missing.Copy !req
70. Where from?Copy !req
71. My lock-box.Copy !req
72. I confiscated it
from a student Friday.Copy !req
73. Patrol was going
to pick it up Monday.Copy !req
74. What's the student's name?Copy !req
75. Derek Fowler.Copy !req
76. He's in the same grade
as these boys.Copy !req
77. Police!
We have a search warrant!Copy !req
78. Hands where we
can see them!Copy !req
79. What'd I do?Copy !req
80. Name!Copy !req
81. Randy Fowler.
I'm clean,Copy !req
82. ask my P.O.
Shut up.
Where's Derek?Copy !req
83. In his room.Copy !req
84. Don't go smashing
down his door.Copy !req
85. What the hell?Copy !req
86. Where's the gun, Derek?
What gun?Copy !req
87. The one you brought
to school on Friday.Copy !req
88. School pigs took it off me.
Kicked my ass out.Copy !req
89. You stole my gun,
you little prick?Copy !req
90. I was going
to tell you, Dad.Copy !req
91. I didn't use it,
I was showing off.Copy !req
92. Where were you
this morning?
Shut up, Derek.Copy !req
93. You don't have to say anything.Copy !req
94. That's right, listenCopy !req
95. to your pops.Copy !req
96. You can spill your guts
at the precinct.Copy !req
97. The kid usually
lives with mom.Copy !req
98. He's been suspended twice
for bringing knives to school.Copy !req
99. Now he's graduated
to guns.Copy !req
100. School expelled him,
maybe he decidedCopy !req
101. on a quick revenge.Copy !req
102. Or maybe one
of the dead boysCopy !req
103. saw the piece
and turned Derek in.Copy !req
104. I checked
dad's movements.Copy !req
105. He was drinking
his breakfastCopy !req
106. from 10:00 to 12:00 AM
at the local bar.Copy !req
107. That gives Derek
plenty of timeCopy !req
108. to go out and do his thing.
( cell phone ringing )Copy !req
109. M.E. says that there's no hairs,Copy !req
110. no fluids on the victims,
so no DNA.Copy !req
111. No sexual assault?
Doesn't look like it.Copy !req
112. Well, our perp getsCopy !req
113. his kicks out of killing.Copy !req
114. He could've made those kidsCopy !req
115. strip just to humiliate them.Copy !req
116. That was Elliot.Copy !req
117. Joe Blaine is awake.
Get down there.Copy !req
118. Show him an array.Copy !req
119. See if he picks out
our little buddy in there.Copy !req
120. Joe, do you recognize
any of these faces?Copy !req
121. He went to my school.Copy !req
122. Did he hurt you?Copy !req
123. You can do this, honey.
You can help them.Copy !req
124. How'd you get inside?Copy !req
125. Who broke the window?Copy !req
126. He made me do it.
I cut my hand.Copy !req
127. And who is he?
Do you know him?Copy !req
128. He has a gun,Copy !req
129. he has a gun...Copy !req
130. oh boy, oh boy,Copy !req
131. he's shooting,Copy !req
132. bang, bang...Copy !req
133. It's okay.Copy !req
134. Tell them what you saw.Copy !req
135. I can't.Copy !req
136. Did you see his face?Copy !req
137. No, no, no...
I don't want to.Copy !req
138. You're a really
talented artist, Joe.Copy !req
139. I bet you could draw
his face.Copy !req
140. I don't remember.Copy !req
141. Think back.Copy !req
142. He dragged you
to the boiler room,Copy !req
143. he had a gun...Copy !req
144. I know you can do this, Joe.Copy !req
145. Just give us his face,
that's all we need, just give usCopy !req
146. his face.Copy !req
147. Sure I know him.
George Waddell.Copy !req
148. He's the janitor here.Copy !req
149. What kind of guy is he?Copy !req
150. He's got a temper.Copy !req
151. Some kids messed
with him last week,Copy !req
152. kicked his bucket over.Copy !req
153. George went after themCopy !req
154. with a mop.Copy !req
155. And, uh, what kids were these?Copy !req
156. There was
a bunch of them,Copy !req
157. but you know who started it?Copy !req
158. The kids that got shot,
Luke and Tyrell.Copy !req
159. Call's gone out.Copy !req
160. Now you said you kept
the gun in a lock-box?Copy !req
161. Yeah, we confiscate a gun
it goes in hereCopy !req
162. till the cops come pick it up.Copy !req
163. Who else has the key?Copy !req
164. Only me.Copy !req
165. And you keep it
with you at all times?Copy !req
166. Of course. I keep
a spare set hidden back here.Copy !req
167. Nobody ever
comes around this side.Copy !req
168. Except for the janitor.Copy !req
169. We know you went
to the school today, George.Copy !req
170. On Saturday?
Why would I do that?Copy !req
171. 'Cause you wanted a rematch
with those kids
that pissed you off.Copy !req
172. No, sir, they were just
having a little fun with me.Copy !req
173. Sure you didn't wantCopy !req
174. to teach them a lesson?Copy !req
175. Strip 'em naked? Embarrass them
like they embarrassed you?Copy !req
176. No way.Copy !req
177. You killed
these kids, George.Copy !req
178. Whoa! I didn't
kill nobody.Copy !req
179. Sure you did,
with the gun you liftedCopy !req
180. from the security office.
I didn't shootCopy !req
181. nobody with that gun.Copy !req
182. Seem to know
a lot about it.Copy !req
183. I'm not saying anything else.
I wasn't at the school.Copy !req
184. Yeah, well,
this puts you there.Copy !req
185. Joey Blaine drew that,
after you triedCopy !req
186. to put a bullet
through his skull.Copy !req
187. I would never hurt Joey.Copy !req
188. You stole the gun,Copy !req
189. you killed Luke and Tyrell,Copy !req
190. you dragged Joey
into the boiler room,Copy !req
191. locked yourself in,
then you tried to kill Joey.Copy !req
192. Oh, yeah?Copy !req
193. So if I locked myself in,
how come I'm not still there?Copy !req
194. You went out
through the window.Copy !req
195. Nobody can get
out of that window.Copy !req
196. I did.Copy !req
197. Look, man.
I got emphysema.Copy !req
198. Maybe you could wiggleCopy !req
199. your pretty little ass
out of there. Not me.Copy !req
200. Well, he could be
telling the truth.Copy !req
201. It would have taken
half-an-hourCopy !req
202. for that wheezer George
to get out that window.Copy !req
203. So how'd he get out?Copy !req
204. Detectives. We got
ourselves a puzzle.Copy !req
205. Fire a gun in here,
ricochet heaven.Copy !req
206. If we trace
the bullet backwards,Copy !req
207. it ended up atCopy !req
208. the base of the wall.Copy !req
209. Before that,Copy !req
210. it bounced off the furnace,Copy !req
211. after it first hit that pipe.Copy !req
212. The bullet impact mark
is a perfect circle,Copy !req
213. means the bullet was firedCopy !req
214. straight up,
which doesn't make sense.Copy !req
215. Unless Joe struggled
with the shooterCopy !req
216. and forced him
to fire straight up in the air.Copy !req
217. Could be the reason why
the bullet only grazedCopy !req
218. the side of Joe's head.Copy !req
219. Possible.Copy !req
220. How you doing on prints?Copy !req
221. We've got hundreds.Copy !req
222. At least the kid's
are easy,Copy !req
223. there's blood all over them.Copy !req
224. Sprayed amido-black
to bring them up.Copy !req
225. Did Joe leave his prints
on the inside door lock?Copy !req
226. Yep. Shooter must've
made him shut it.Copy !req
227. So what if the kid and the
shooter are the same person?Copy !req
228. Joe comes in here,
he runs to the window,Copy !req
229. it's too high, he can't get out,
he hears us on the outside,Copy !req
230. he put the gun to his own head,Copy !req
231. he shrinks from the shot,
bullet goes straight up.Copy !req
232. He's bleeding, he panics,Copy !req
233. so he looks for a place
to hide the gun...Copy !req
234. Where else?Copy !req
235. Detectives, did you find the guyCopy !req
236. who did it?
Where's Joe?Copy !req
237. In his room.
Why?Copy !req
238. What's wrong?Copy !req
239. Tell me.Copy !req
240. Tell me!Copy !req
241. Joe, it's the police.
Open up.Copy !req
242. My God, what are you doing!Copy !req
243. What are you
doing with guns?Copy !req
244. Please don't
hurt him!Copy !req
245. Please, wait!Copy !req
246. Where is he?Copy !req
247. I don't know.
He was just here.Copy !req
248. I guess that's one window
he could get out of.Copy !req
249. Elliot...Copy !req
250. school gym,
two bodies on the floor,Copy !req
251. shooter standing over them.Copy !req
252. He planned
the whole damn thing.Copy !req
253. It's just a drawing.
It doesn't mean he did it.Copy !req
254. Well, if he didn't do it,Copy !req
255. then why did he run away?Copy !req
256. He's terrified.Copy !req
257. He saw his friends killed,
someone tried to shoot him,Copy !req
258. and he's afraid the guy's going
to come back and get him.Copy !req
259. School gym,Copy !req
260. two dead bodies,
guy with a gun.Copy !req
261. Your kid did this.Copy !req
262. Nope. Drawing is
an outlet for Joey.Copy !req
263. He drew what he saw,
not what he did.Copy !req
264. What he saw?Copy !req
265. This is dated July 4th.Copy !req
266. Joe did this, Sandra.
This is what he did.Copy !req
267. You're wrong.Copy !req
268. He's a gentle kid.Copy !req
269. He's a...Copy !req
270. a really sweet kid.Copy !req
271. I know
he's been depressed recently,Copy !req
272. but he couldn't have done it.Copy !req
273. Sandra...Copy !req
274. Joe could hurt himself.Copy !req
275. He could hurt somebody else.Copy !req
276. Now, you need to tell us
where he is.Copy !req
277. I already told you.Copy !req
278. We came home from
the hospital.Copy !req
279. He went into his room.Copy !req
280. I had no idea that
he'd gone, untilCopy !req
281. you guys come
busting in.Copy !req
282. Does he have any friends
that he would go to?Copy !req
283. He has his art, okay?Copy !req
284. That's what matters.Copy !req
285. What about family?Copy !req
286. What about his dad?Copy !req
287. No. It's just Joe and me.Copy !req
288. His dad walked out
on us three years ago.Copy !req
289. So why would Joe
pick out Luke and Tyrell?Copy !req
290. Because they're athletes.Copy !req
291. They're the kings
of the school.Copy !req
292. Joe's a loner.
He's socially awkward.Copy !req
293. He's been teased and bullied.Copy !req
294. After years of humiliation,
he snaps.Copy !req
295. Like Eric Harris
at Columbine.Copy !req
296. Walks into the room,
shouts, "All jocks stand up,"Copy !req
297. and then he starts shooting.
( knocking )Copy !req
298. This model citizen
has a confession to make.Copy !req
299. Spill it, George.Copy !req
300. I gave Joey the gun.Copy !req
301. Tell them why.Copy !req
302. He's always getting picked on.Copy !req
303. It was just to scare
the other kids.Copy !req
304. I had no idea
it was loaded, man.Copy !req
305. If I'd known,
I never would have...Copy !req
306. Yeah, right.
Thank you.Copy !req
307. We got the LUDS from Moms.Copy !req
308. Two hours after Joey
left the hospital,Copy !req
309. someone made a call
to MetroNorth line,Copy !req
310. passenger information.Copy !req
311. Computer logged your boy's call
at 4:05 p.m.Copy !req
312. It also logged
the menu choices he made.Copy !req
313. Where's he heading?Copy !req
314. Let's see.Copy !req
315. He checked the schedule
for trainsCopy !req
316. to Milford, Connecticut.Copy !req
317. The first he could have caught
was at 5:35 p.m.Copy !req
318. So my boys here checked
today's cameras from 4:30 on.Copy !req
319. Alfonso struck gold.Copy !req
320. Look, kind of hard
to miss, isn't he?Copy !req
321. 5:25 p.m.Copy !req
322. Psycho brat caught the 5:35.Copy !req
323. I'll call Connecticut
state troopers.Copy !req
324. Well, hang on. He's not leaving
the upper level.Copy !req
325. So?Copy !req
326. Out of town trains leave
from the lower level.Copy !req
327. So he's going downstairs.Copy !req
328. Not in that direction.Copy !req
329. He's headed for the subway.Copy !req
330. Staying in the city,
not leaving it.Copy !req
331. Well, that kid's
not smart enoughCopy !req
332. to pull that kind of stunt.Copy !req
333. I'll say Mama's taking us
for a ride.Copy !req
334. Sandra can't really thinkCopy !req
335. she's going to get
away with this.Copy !req
336. One of your kids
got into serious trouble,Copy !req
337. what would you do?Copy !req
338. I don't know.Copy !req
339. Yeah, you do.Copy !req
340. You'd hire the best lawyer
that you could,Copy !req
341. and you'd tell them
to keep their mouth shut.Copy !req
342. You know how the system works,
Elliot.Copy !req
343. She doesn't.Copy !req
344. It doesn't make what
she's doing right.Copy !req
345. It makes her a mother.Copy !req
346. There she is.Copy !req
347. The subject's getting
into a cabCopy !req
348. going north on Avenue C.Copy !req
349. Copy that.Copy !req
350. Taxi dropped
Sandra off here.Copy !req
351. She went around back.Copy !req
352. Munch followed
her on foot.Copy !req
353. Store's closed.
She got keys?Copy !req
354. Service entrance.Copy !req
355. Must be where she works.Copy !req
356. Any sign of the kid?Copy !req
357. He's here all right.Copy !req
358. Any chance of back-up?Copy !req
359. We're on our way.Copy !req
360. Where is he?Copy !req
361. Storeroom.Copy !req
362. Police.
Don't move.Copy !req
363. Let's see the hands.Copy !req
364. Let's see the hands!
Up, up!Copy !req
365. Leave him alone.Copy !req
366. Come on.
Come on.Copy !req
367. You leave him alone.
Talk to me. Talk to me!Copy !req
368. Get out of the way,
Sandra.Copy !req
369. Get out of the way.Copy !req
370. He didn't do anything!
It's my fault!Copy !req
371. Mom! Mom, help me!Copy !req
372. Just leave him be.Copy !req
373. Mom, what's
happening? Mom!Copy !req
374. Talk to me!Copy !req
375. I was going to bring him in.
I was.Copy !req
376. Mom, help me.Copy !req
377. Was that before or
after your bus trip
to Phoenix, Arizona?Copy !req
378. Mom! Mom...
I'm trying to protect my kid!Copy !req
379. Mom!Copy !req
380. Joe, why did you shoot
Luke and Tyrell?Copy !req
381. Don't know them.Copy !req
382. You don't know them?Copy !req
383. You told us that
you went to school with them.Copy !req
384. No, I didn't.Copy !req
385. Joe, Joe, look at me.Copy !req
386. You're in serious
trouble here,Copy !req
387. and you need
to help yourself.Copy !req
388. Don't want to.Copy !req
389. Did you draw this?Copy !req
390. Where's my pen?
I want my pen!Copy !req
391. We can get you one.Copy !req
392. I know you drew that.Copy !req
393. Now, did you
also do this?Copy !req
394. You don't have
to answer that, Joe.Copy !req
395. Didn't draw that.
Didn't draw that!Copy !req
396. Joe, who-who's this?Copy !req
397. Who is this person here?Copy !req
398. ( quietly ):
Zoltar.Copy !req
399. Who's Zoltar?Copy !req
400. No! No, I won't!
Stop!Copy !req
401. Come on, Joey,
take it easy.Copy !req
402. Calm down.
Hey, relax.Copy !req
403. Stop! I won't!Copy !req
404. It's okay.Copy !req
405. Zoltar's going to kill you.Copy !req
406. Are you Zoltar?Copy !req
407. He's going to kill you!Copy !req
408. All right, come here.Copy !req
409. Get off!Copy !req
410. He's going to kill you!Copy !req
411. Zoltar's going to kill you!Copy !req
412. We're stopping right now.
This boy is sick.Copy !req
413. He's going to kill you!Copy !req
414. Zoltar's going
to kill you!Copy !req
415. Joe's lawyer argues
that he's not competentCopy !req
416. to stand trial.Copy !req
417. I buy it.Copy !req
418. Kid could be acting.Copy !req
419. Ah, he's not acting.Copy !req
420. He's having
a psychotic break.Copy !req
421. Okay, the question is,Copy !req
422. was he psychotic
before he killed those two boys?Copy !req
423. Sandra gave me
his school reports.Copy !req
424. They mention moodiness,
irritability,Copy !req
425. lack of attention—Copy !req
426. these are all
signs of depression.Copy !req
427. He's probably got
Attention Deficit Disorder.Copy !req
428. A.D.D. doesn't turn kids
into murderers.Copy !req
429. No, but you've
seen his journals.Copy !req
430. His mom is right.Copy !req
431. He's a really creative kidCopy !req
432. with an elaborately dark
fantasy life.Copy !req
433. Unfortunately today, something
tipped fantasy into reality.Copy !req
434. So he really believes
that he's Zoltar?Copy !req
435. I once treated a kid
from a Special Ed classCopy !req
436. who whenever I asked him
a question,Copy !req
437. he got under the desk
and barked like a dog.Copy !req
438. Now did he think that
he was a dog? No.Copy !req
439. He's just
blowing off steam.Copy !req
440. Right. It was a displacement
activity to release his anxiety,Copy !req
441. and that's what Zoltar does
for Joe.Copy !req
442. It creates an escape.Copy !req
443. The question is:
what made him turn violent?Copy !req
444. Well, George Waddell
gave him a gun.Copy !req
445. That gave him the means to kill,Copy !req
446. but that's not enough
to trigger a psychotic episode.Copy !req
447. Okay, so what does?Copy !req
448. Alcohol, uh, drugs,
uh, lack of sleep,Copy !req
449. any other stressors.Copy !req
450. Okay, look,Copy !req
451. I feel real sorry for Joe,Copy !req
452. but I feel more sorry
for the two kids he killed.Copy !req
453. Now we want a
confession here, Doc.Copy !req
454. How do we get one?Copy !req
455. You let him rest.Copy !req
456. You get him something to eat,Copy !req
457. you get him
a paper and pencil,Copy !req
458. and you try again later.Copy !req
459. When did you last sleep, Joe?Copy !req
460. Wednesday.Copy !req
461. This is Saturday.Copy !req
462. That was three days ago.Copy !req
463. I can't sleep.Copy !req
464. I can't sleep!Copy !req
465. I get bad dreams.Copy !req
466. Are you taking
any pills, Joe?Copy !req
467. I don't want to.Copy !req
468. It's okay.Copy !req
469. Why don't you want to take
the pills?Copy !req
470. 'Cause it puts voices
in my head.Copy !req
471. I can't hear anything else.Copy !req
472. They're talking so loud.
They're screaming!Copy !req
473. Stop! Please tell them to stop.Copy !req
474. Please, stop it!Copy !req
475. Please tell them to stop!Copy !req
476. Okay. Shh...Copy !req
477. Please!
Please, stop it!Copy !req
478. Joe... what are the voicesCopy !req
479. telling you?Copy !req
480. They're telling me
to do things.Copy !req
481. You mean Zoltar?Copy !req
482. No one messes with Zoltar.Copy !req
483. Kids mess with you?Copy !req
484. All the time.Copy !req
485. They laugh at me,
they pull down my pants,Copy !req
486. they call me a shrimp.Copy !req
487. But Zoltar punished them.Copy !req
488. With a gun.Copy !req
489. They're running,
and I'm shooting.Copy !req
490. There's blood everywhere,
but they just won't die—Copy !req
491. not till I get close.Copy !req
492. Bang! Bang!Copy !req
493. They finally stop.Copy !req
494. I heard sirens.Copy !req
495. I ran to hide.Copy !req
496. I went to the boiler room,
but the window is too high.Copy !req
497. So I put the gun to my head.Copy !req
498. I don't remember any more.Copy !req
499. Can I see my mom now?Copy !req
500. Well, there's
your confession.Copy !req
501. You want to try him in
Family or Criminal Court?Copy !req
502. He's only 13,
but the murder was premeditated.Copy !req
503. The DA will insist
on charging him as an adult.Copy !req
504. We'll arraign on Monday.Copy !req
505. Barry!Copy !req
506. Alex, great to see you.Copy !req
507. What are you
doing here?Copy !req
508. Mr. Moredock has
taken Joe's case.Copy !req
509. But this is a murder case.Copy !req
510. There's no constitutional
issue here.Copy !req
511. Really? What about
the freedomCopy !req
512. to refuse medication?Copy !req
513. Fourteenth Amendment
guaranteesCopy !req
514. the right to privacy.Copy !req
515. What are you talking about?Copy !req
516. It seems Joey's school
made him take Aptril,Copy !req
517. a psychotropicCopy !req
518. antidepressant.Copy !req
519. That's your defense?Copy !req
520. Some pills made him do it?Copy !req
521. Barry, he confessed to killingCopy !req
522. two of his classmates.Copy !req
523. You're wasting
your timeCopy !req
524. and Mrs. Blaine's money.Copy !req
525. Mr. Moredock is doing this
for free.Copy !req
526. Before you
scoff, Alex,Copy !req
527. consult the Physicians'
Desk ReferenceCopy !req
528. for the known side-effects
of Aptril:Copy !req
529. abnormal dreams, anxiety,
insomnia...Copy !req
530. I suffer from anxiety
and insomnia.Copy !req
531. I don't go out and shoot people.Copy !req
532. Pleased to
hear it, Alex,Copy !req
533. but you should also lookCopy !req
534. at the National
Drug Administration'sCopy !req
535. labeling enclosure for AptrilCopy !req
536. which lists mania
as one of its side-effects.Copy !req
537. How can you try a child
for murderCopy !req
538. when he's got this poison
running through his system?Copy !req
539. How did you get so well-briefed
on the subject?Copy !req
540. You can thank the doctor
who called me about this case.Copy !req
541. What doctor?Copy !req
542. What were you thinking,
turning this case overCopy !req
543. to Barry Moredock?Copy !req
544. I'm concerned
about Joe Blaine.Copy !req
545. I knew Moredock
would share my concerns.Copy !req
546. So it wasn't enough you
had to call him in,Copy !req
547. you also handed
him his defense.Copy !req
548. I'm not against the use
of psychiatric drugs
to treat children.Copy !req
549. I just don't think
they should be usedCopy !req
550. as an instrument
of school policy.Copy !req
551. Then publish an article.Copy !req
552. You had no business
interfering in my case.Copy !req
553. Thousands of children
are being forcedCopy !req
554. to take powerful drugs without
psychiatric supervision.Copy !req
555. Before you crucify
Joe Blaine,Copy !req
556. maybe you should hear what
your detectives found out.Copy !req
557. What, now you're working
on Joe Blaine's defense, too?Copy !req
558. Alex, you weren't there—
this kid is seriously troubled.Copy !req
559. We spoke to his
school counselor.Copy !req
560. She said that Joe was
exceptionally creative
yet extremely disruptive.Copy !req
561. They suggested counseling,
medication,Copy !req
562. but Joe's mother
always resisted.Copy !req
563. Well, she said he
was special, needed
special treatment,Copy !req
564. so in the end, the
school insisted that
he go see their shrink.Copy !req
565. So that's who prescribed
Joe the Aptril?Copy !req
566. Apparently not—
Mom wantedCopy !req
567. a second opinion, so they
went to go see a Dr. Engles.Copy !req
568. All right.
Find out when Dr. EnglesCopy !req
569. started Joe on the Aptril.Copy !req
570. Then I can decide
if I should take this defenseCopy !req
571. as seriously as
Dr. Huang seems to.Copy !req
572. Come on, Detectives,
you know I won't discussCopy !req
573. a patient with you.
Fine, then we
won't discuss him.Copy !req
574. Just tell us what
you prescribed.Copy !req
575. That amounts to the same thing
and gets the same answer: no.Copy !req
576. Your patient just shot and
killed two of his classmates.Copy !req
577. The shooting at I.S. 41,
that was Joe?Copy !req
578. Yeah.Copy !req
579. Did you prescribe
the happy pills?Copy !req
580. I didn't prescribe
him anything.Copy !req
581. Well, he said he
was taking Aptril.Copy !req
582. He didn't get
it from me.Copy !req
583. Well, he and his mother
came to see you.Copy !req
584. And agreed to try
a course of psychotherapy.Copy !req
585. I thought Joe was bright
and willing enoughCopy !req
586. to be treated by therapy alone.Copy !req
587. Obviously you were wrong.Copy !req
588. We'll never know.Copy !req
589. After the second session,
Joe's mother calledCopy !req
590. and said I was not on her HMO's
list of approved doctors,Copy !req
591. and they were
refusing to pay for
the therapy sessions.Copy !req
592. Would the HMO have paid
for the meds?Copy !req
593. Of course.Copy !req
594. Therapy takes countless hours,
costs thousands of dollars.Copy !req
595. Prescribing meds
costs a fraction of thatCopy !req
596. and takes five minutes.Copy !req
597. Okay, so why not
prescribe the Aptril?Copy !req
598. It's a standard medication
for children with depression,Copy !req
599. but I avoid prescribing meds
if I can.Copy !req
600. Why?
Because, frankly,Copy !req
601. we still don't
understand...Copy !req
602. what impact these powerful drugs
have on developing brains.Copy !req
603. So this whole drug defenseCopy !req
604. is a fake?Copy !req
605. Joe's mental problems
aren't a fake.Copy !req
606. Both doctors who saw him
agreed he was depressed.Copy !req
607. Moredock can hardly
blame Aptril if Joe
wasn't even taking it.Copy !req
608. E.R. faxed over Joe
Blaine's tox screen.Copy !req
609. Negative for narcotics
and alcoholCopy !req
610. but not for
phenyl oxypropylamine.Copy !req
611. Aptril.
That's the baby.Copy !req
612. How recently
did he take it?Copy !req
613. Well, based on
the plasma concentration,Copy !req
614. M.E. says he took a pill about
24 hours before the shooting.Copy !req
615. But if a doctor didn't prescribe
Aptril, then how did Joe get it?Copy !req
616. I mean a 13-year-old kidCopy !req
617. can't just buy it
over the counter.Copy !req
618. He might've got it
from school.Copy !req
619. What do you mean?Copy !req
620. Well, you got millions of
kids taking psychiatric meds.Copy !req
621. School nurse stations
have more drugs than
some hospitals.Copy !req
622. They're not handed out
like candy.Copy !req
623. Good as.
And the drugs are being traded.Copy !req
624. I've heard of college students
snorting RitalinCopy !req
625. just to help them
get through exams.Copy !req
626. Or to get a good buzz—
they're too stupidCopy !req
627. to know they're burning
their own brain out.Copy !req
628. Well, I know one person
I could ask.Copy !req
629. Did Dr. EnglesCopy !req
630. give you the Aptril?Copy !req
631. I didn't want it.Copy !req
632. He said I'd feel better
just by talking.Copy !req
633. But you stopped
seeing himCopy !req
634. after two sessions.Copy !req
635. Did you go see another
doctor after that?Copy !req
636. No.Copy !req
637. ( sighs ):
All right.Copy !req
638. Did a school nurse
give you the meds?Copy !req
639. Is there a purpose to this
fishing expedition, Alex?Copy !req
640. Well, if you and
Joe are claimingCopy !req
641. that Aptril made him a killer,Copy !req
642. I think we should know
where he got it.Copy !req
643. Joe?Copy !req
644. I don't know.Copy !req
645. Well, if you
won't tell me,Copy !req
646. I can only assume that
you got it yourself.Copy !req
647. Maybe you bought itCopy !req
648. from a kid at school.Copy !req
649. Maybe from the janitor,
George Waddell?Copy !req
650. I'm not sureCopy !req
651. what you're trying
to achieve here.Copy !req
652. I think it's
pretty clear.Copy !req
653. No doctor prescribed
the Aptril.Copy !req
654. Joe took it himself—Copy !req
655. not because he wanted
to get betterCopy !req
656. but because he wanted
to feel good.Copy !req
657. If that's the best
you can do, Alex,Copy !req
658. I think we're going to have
a nice, short trial.Copy !req
659. Let's go, Joe.Copy !req
660. Serotonin is one of the brain'sCopy !req
661. chemical messengers—
it governs our moods.Copy !req
662. If it's reabsorbedCopy !req
663. into the brain too quickly,
people can have feelingsCopy !req
664. of depression,
worthlessness, fatigue.Copy !req
665. And reuptake inhibitors,
such as Aptril,Copy !req
666. can block this reabsorption?Copy !req
667. Yes. They boost
levels of serotonin,Copy !req
668. and it can
relieve depression,Copy !req
669. giving a sense
of general well-being.Copy !req
670. Thousands of livesCopy !req
671. have been improved
by the drug.Copy !req
672. So what's the bad news?Copy !req
673. In an FDA-approved
trial of Aptril,Copy !req
674. its maker, Tauscher-Leto,Copy !req
675. found that a significant
percentage— 1.8% in fact—Copy !req
676. of those taking the drug
suffered a manic reaction.Copy !req
677. How many peopleCopy !req
678. might be prone
to this "manic reaction"?Copy !req
679. Current estimates
are that betweenCopy !req
680. three and four million
children and adolescentsCopy !req
681. currently take at least
one psychiatric drug.Copy !req
682. 1.8% of that number?Copy !req
683. That's... that's between
50,000 and 70,000, huh?Copy !req
684. Yes.Copy !req
685. So between 50,000 and 70,000Copy !req
686. children and adolescents might,
at any time, be subjectCopy !req
687. to these manic reactions,
might feel omnipotent,Copy !req
688. invincible... violent?Copy !req
689. Yes.Copy !req
690. Thank you, Dr. Petrus.Copy !req
691. Dr. Petrus,
as a child psychologistCopy !req
692. and psychopharmacologist,
you must be very familiarCopy !req
693. with FDA-approved drug trials.Copy !req
694. Yes.Copy !req
695. This trial that you quoted,
how many people were involved?Copy !req
696. I mean, actually
taking Aptril?
Uh, 190.Copy !req
697. 190. That doesn't seem
like a very large number.Copy !req
698. Was that the only trial
that Tauscher-Leto did?Copy !req
699. There were others.Copy !req
700. And did they get the same
incidence of manic reaction?Copy !req
701. No.Copy !req
702. Isn't it true that in order
to have reliability,Copy !req
703. a scientific experiment
must be capableCopy !req
704. of being replicated?Copy !req
705. Yes.Copy !req
706. Yet the results of this trialCopy !req
707. have not been repeated.Copy !req
708. There is a wealth
of anecdotal evidence...Copy !req
709. Dr. Petrus,
I thought you were hereCopy !req
710. as a scientist,
not a storyteller.Copy !req
711. Your Honor...
Nothing further.Copy !req
712. It was like I was in a red fog.Copy !req
713. The blood was pounding
in my ears.Copy !req
714. The medication made
you feel this way?Copy !req
715. Yes. Like nothing
could stop me,Copy !req
716. nothing could hurt me.Copy !req
717. So you killed those boys.Copy !req
718. Yes.Copy !req
719. And afterwards,
how did you feel?Copy !req
720. Like I wanted to die.Copy !req
721. I put the gun to my head,Copy !req
722. but my hand was shaking
too much.Copy !req
723. Did you want to take
this medication,Copy !req
724. this, uh, Aptril?Copy !req
725. No.Copy !req
726. I didn't want everyone to know
I was such a screwup.Copy !req
727. But still, you took it.Copy !req
728. Why was that?Copy !req
729. 'Cause if I didn't, they said
I'd have to leave my school.Copy !req
730. Thank you, Joe.Copy !req
731. Joe, did you do
this drawing?Copy !req
732. Did you draw this?Copy !req
733. Yes.Copy !req
734. Dead bodies
in a gym,Copy !req
735. a masked man with a gun.Copy !req
736. What does it mean?Copy !req
737. Nothing. It's just a drawing.Copy !req
738. When did you draw it?Copy !req
739. I can't remember.Copy !req
740. Well, you dated it, Joe—
it's July 4.Copy !req
741. That's two months
before you were referred
to the psychiatrist.Copy !req
742. So doesn't that mean
that you had thought
about the shooting,Copy !req
743. planned it, even,
long before anyoneCopy !req
744. ever mentioned Aptril to you?Copy !req
745. Objection.Copy !req
746. Are the boy's
creative processesCopy !req
747. on trial here, Your Honor?Copy !req
748. Overruled. Answer the question.Copy !req
749. I thought about it...Copy !req
750. but I never
would've done anything,Copy !req
751. not without the drug.Copy !req
752. Who prescribed AptrilCopy !req
753. to you?Copy !req
754. I-I can't remember.Copy !req
755. You can't rememberCopy !req
756. because no one prescribed it to.Copy !req
757. Who gave it to you?Copy !req
758. I don't know.
You saidCopy !req
759. you didn't like Aptril, you
didn't want to take Aptril—Copy !req
760. how could you not know
who gave it to you?Copy !req
761. I told you, I don't know!
The truth is, you did
want to take Aptril.Copy !req
762. You wanted to find out
how it made you feel?
No!Copy !req
763. And the reason
that you can't tell usCopy !req
764. where you got it
is because you bought itCopy !req
765. or you stole it at school.Copy !req
766. No! Stop it!
Well, then how
did you get it?Copy !req
767. Stop it!
Tell me.Copy !req
768. Tell me, Joe,
where did you get
Stop it!Copy !req
769. the medication?
Stop it!Copy !req
770. Leave him alone, okay?Copy !req
771. Just leave him alone.Copy !req
772. I gave it to him. Okay?Copy !req
773. It was me.Copy !req
774. Sandra, why did you
lie to us?Copy !req
775. I told Barry Moredock.Copy !req
776. He said Aptril was the issue,
not where it came from.Copy !req
777. So it was your Aptril?Copy !req
778. Prescribed by a doctor?Copy !req
779. No. It came in the mail.Copy !req
780. You sent off for it, ordered it
on the Internet, what?Copy !req
781. No, it just arrived.Copy !req
782. It arrived just like that? When?Copy !req
783. Right after I'd
heard from my HMOCopy !req
784. that they weren't going to pay
for Joey's therapy.Copy !req
785. I just started a new job...Copy !req
786. and Joey was causing
all sorts of trouble at school,Copy !req
787. and I kept getting
these phone calls.Copy !req
788. My boss was on my case.Copy !req
789. And his counselor calls
and tells meCopy !req
790. that they're going to expel him
if I don't medicate him.Copy !req
791. And then this package arrived...Copy !req
792. with the Aptril.Copy !req
793. Just the Aptril?Copy !req
794. No letter, no nothing?Copy !req
795. No, there was a letter.Copy !req
796. This is on Tauscher-Leto
letterhead,Copy !req
797. signed by a Dr. Carl Medwin.Copy !req
798. Who's he?Copy !req
799. That's my doctor
from about three years ago.Copy !req
800. Well, he recommends
you tryCopy !req
801. this new weekly version
of Aptril.Copy !req
802. Had he ever prescribed Aptril
to you before?Copy !req
803. Yes. I got depressedCopy !req
804. when my husband walked out.Copy !req
805. It helped me.Copy !req
806. So that makes it okay
to give it to JoeCopy !req
807. even though
he didn't want to take it?Copy !req
808. I love my son. Okay?Copy !req
809. I would never do anything
to hurt him.Copy !req
810. He was going to get
thrown out of school,Copy !req
811. and I was going to lose my job.Copy !req
812. So you forced this stuff
on your sonCopy !req
813. so you could get to work
on time?Copy !req
814. No!
Did you talk
to a doctorCopy !req
815. or a nurse or anyone?Copy !req
816. Yeah, doctors, teachers,
the psychiatrists—Copy !req
817. everyone said he should be
on the Aptril.Copy !req
818. So why didn't you get a doctor
to prescribe it?Copy !req
819. Because I didn't want him
to get labeled.Copy !req
820. You know, those records, they'll
follow you your whole life.Copy !req
821. I came home from work one day,Copy !req
822. and there it was,
sitting on the stoop:Copy !req
823. Aptril, like some kind of gift
from God.Copy !req
824. I gave it to him—
I thought, you know,Copy !req
825. it'll make him better.Copy !req
826. ( crying ):
No one will know,Copy !req
827. and everything would be okay.Copy !req
828. The pharmacy that sent
Sandra the AptrilCopy !req
829. says it was legitimate:Copy !req
830. a licensed physician
signed the prescription,Copy !req
831. all they did was
mail out the meds.Copy !req
832. But is there a crime here?Copy !req
833. Well, it's pretty sleazy.Copy !req
834. Sending powerful prescription
meds through the mail blindCopy !req
835. is more than sleazy.Copy !req
836. Tauscher-Leto
just gave meCopy !req
837. the run-around.Copy !req
838. The spokesman for
the CEO Dean ReynoldsCopy !req
839. categorically denies
that his company would everCopy !req
840. engage in
any unsolicited mail-outCopy !req
841. of their fine
pharmaceutical products.Copy !req
842. So how do they
explain the useCopy !req
843. of their letterhead?Copy !req
844. Ah, yes,Copy !req
845. a rogue sales agent
who will be disciplinedCopy !req
846. as soon as he's identified.Copy !req
847. They didn't send this stuff out
of the goodness of their hearts.Copy !req
848. They were marketing it to people
they knew might use it.Copy !req
849. It's your call, Counselor.Copy !req
850. I don't think a doctor would
sign a letter to a patientCopy !req
851. he hasn't seen
in over three yearsCopy !req
852. without some kind of incentive.Copy !req
853. Let's find out
who was paying Dr. Medwin.Copy !req
854. It's my signature,
but I didn't write the letter.Copy !req
855. Did you even read it?Copy !req
856. Not until now.Copy !req
857. You know, Doctor, aren't you
the least bit pissed-off?Copy !req
858. I mean, they could have used you
to advertise crack cocaineCopy !req
859. and you wouldn't
have had a clue.Copy !req
860. The Tauscher-Leto
sales repCopy !req
861. told me the letter would be usedCopy !req
862. to market an improved
weekly form of Aptril,Copy !req
863. and that samples would be sent
only to those of my patientsCopy !req
864. who had already
taken the drug.Copy !req
865. Right. How many of these
letters did you sign?Copy !req
866. Maybe two dozen.Copy !req
867. Did you also
give the companyCopy !req
868. copies of your
patient lists?Copy !req
869. Only those with a history
of depression.Copy !req
870. With or without
their consent?Copy !req
871. I did not consult them.Copy !req
872. Oh, what the hell.Copy !req
873. You make a couple easy bucksCopy !req
874. off their medical problems,
right?Copy !req
875. I got paid nothing.Copy !req
876. They guaranteed a
three-month supply
of essential drugsCopy !req
877. for my clinic.Copy !req
878. Most of these patients
have no insurance.Copy !req
879. If I don't help them,
no one will.Copy !req
880. So you made a deal
with the devil.Copy !req
881. If it means givingCopy !req
882. poor patients the medicine
they can't afford, then yes.Copy !req
883. Anyway, Aptril is
a well-established drugCopy !req
884. with an excellent record
for treating depression.Copy !req
885. So what harm could it do?Copy !req
886. That's what oneCopy !req
887. of your patients
who received it thought.Copy !req
888. So she gave the Aptril
to her son,Copy !req
889. who had a psychotic episode
and shotCopy !req
890. two of his classmates.Copy !req
891. Oh, my God.Copy !req
892. What's the nameCopy !req
893. of this Tauscher-Leto sales rep?Copy !req
894. Jane Wellesley.Copy !req
895. Ms. Wellesley?Copy !req
896. Yes?Copy !req
897. I'm Detective Stabler, NYPD.Copy !req
898. This is Assistant District
Attorney Alexandra Cabot.Copy !req
899. I'm sorry, I have
nothing to say.Copy !req
900. How do you know
what we're going to ask?Copy !req
901. Why did you send prescription
drugs through the mail?Copy !req
902. I've told you, I
have nothing to say.Copy !req
903. Did Tauscher-Leto
know what you were doing?Copy !req
904. Please, you're
in my way.Copy !req
905. These your kids?Copy !req
906. Give me that!
How would you feelCopy !req
907. if someone sent a package of
prescription drugs to your homeCopy !req
908. and your girls
opened themCopy !req
909. and decided to give them a try?Copy !req
910. That would never happen.Copy !req
911. Well, something very much
like it did happen.Copy !req
912. Every sample we sent out was
to a carefully selected patientCopy !req
913. with a genuine need,Copy !req
914. together with a letter
giving precise instructions.Copy !req
915. Well, not precise enough,Copy !req
916. otherwise a 13-year-old
wouldn't have taken themCopy !req
917. and executed
two of his classmates.Copy !req
918. I have an appointment.
Excuse me.Copy !req
919. Did you say
"we sent out"?Copy !req
920. So it wasn't just you.Copy !req
921. Tauscher-Leto did know.Copy !req
922. I need your advice.Copy !req
923. Lie down on the couch.Copy !req
924. Not that sort of advice.Copy !req
925. What's up?Copy !req
926. I think that Tauscher-Leto's
direct marketing tacticsCopy !req
927. were responsible
for Joe's manic episode,Copy !req
928. which led to his shooting
Luke and Tyrell.Copy !req
929. The company disclaims
all responsibility.Copy !req
930. All the sales repsCopy !req
931. are taking the Fifth.Copy !req
932. The trial re-starts tomorrow
and I think I'm going to winCopy !req
933. and I'm...
I'm not sure I want to.Copy !req
934. Then plead Joe out.Copy !req
935. How does that get justice
for Luke and Tyrell?Copy !req
936. It doesn't.Copy !req
937. You can't help them,
but you can help Joe.Copy !req
938. Plead him out
and he'll get timeCopy !req
939. in a psychiatric
institutionCopy !req
940. where his treatment
will be decided by
doctors,Copy !req
941. not insurance
and drug companies.Copy !req
942. That's justice.Copy !req
943. Your expert witnessCopy !req
944. imploded on the stand,Copy !req
945. and Joe's drawings show
clear intent to kill.Copy !req
946. Take the deal.Copy !req
947. I think I'd rather
take the win.Copy !req
948. All right, let's
say you do win
and Joe walks.Copy !req
949. What happens then?Copy !req
950. What do you mean?Copy !req
951. Sandra, you do acknowledge
that Joe has problems.Copy !req
952. Yes. They're not
all his fault.Copy !req
953. But they are the
reason that we're here.Copy !req
954. If Joe is released,
then what happens?Copy !req
955. He is dumped right backCopy !req
956. into the same
hopeless situation:Copy !req
957. HMOs that won't pay
for his treatment,Copy !req
958. schools that demand
he go on medication.Copy !req
959. How is he ever
going to get better?Copy !req
960. What do you propose, Alex?Copy !req
961. Joe pleads guiltyCopy !req
962. to manslaughter.Copy !req
963. He goes to a
psychiatricCopy !req
964. institution where he
gets the proper treatment.Copy !req
965. Do you understand
what she's saying, Joe?Copy !req
966. Yes.Copy !req
967. You have to decide
what you want to do.Copy !req
968. Wait... we're not going
to do this right now.Copy !req
969. We have to.Copy !req
970. The trial starts again
tomorrow morning.Copy !req
971. No, I have to think...
I have to talk to Joe.Copy !req
972. Mom, it's okay.Copy !req
973. You know what you want to do?Copy !req
974. I want to get better.Copy !req
975. Alexandra, did you do a
deal with Joseph Blaine?Copy !req
976. He pled guilty
to man two.Copy !req
977. Man two for a
double murder?Copy !req
978. I think you let
that oily-tongued,Copy !req
979. Tennessee weasel
Barry MoredockCopy !req
980. out-maneuver you.Copy !req
981. Mitigating circumstances
came to light during the trial.Copy !req
982. What mitigating
circumstances?Copy !req
983. A particularly egregious
instance of corporate greed.Copy !req
984. Corporate greed is
the beating heart
of America, Alex.Copy !req
985. I'm not accountable
to corporate America.Copy !req
986. But you are
accountable to me,Copy !req
987. and I won't let
two innocent boys dieCopy !req
988. without punishing someone
for their murder.Copy !req
989. Do you believe this
bleeding-heart nonsenseCopy !req
990. that Aptril
made Joe Blaine kill?Copy !req
991. Tauscher-Leto
put that medicationCopy !req
992. into Joe Blaine's hands,
substantially diminishingCopy !req
993. his responsibility
for his actions.Copy !req
994. So who's guilty?Copy !req
995. I don't know yet.Copy !req
996. Then find out.Copy !req
997. And I don't care how high
you have to go.Copy !req
998. Jane? Jane?Copy !req
999. Don't you give up?Copy !req
1000. There's someone
I want you to meet.Copy !req
1001. I'm not talking to anyone.Copy !req
1002. It's just two minutes
of your time.Copy !req
1003. Jane, this is
Joey Blaine's mother,Copy !req
1004. Sandra.Copy !req
1005. Ms. Wellesley,
you sent Aptril to my home.Copy !req
1006. You told me it was safe
and I gave it to my son.Copy !req
1007. That was your fault.Copy !req
1008. You shouldn't have
given it to him.Copy !req
1009. Why? Because Aptril can
cause psychotic episodes
in children?Copy !req
1010. Did your letter
warn Sandra of that?Copy !req
1011. Those reports are unproven.Copy !req
1012. No! My son proves them.Copy !req
1013. I-I didn't come here
to attack you.Copy !req
1014. I know what I did.Copy !req
1015. I know what my kid did.Copy !req
1016. And I have to live with that.Copy !req
1017. But you and your company,Copy !req
1018. you have to share
some of the guilt, too.Copy !req
1019. The letter gave you
clear instructions.Copy !req
1020. You didn't follow them.
I'm sorry.Copy !req
1021. You have children, don't you?Copy !req
1022. Yeah? Can you imagine
what it's likeCopy !req
1023. to know your own kid
is a murderer?Copy !req
1024. Two boys are dead,Copy !req
1025. their families
are destroyed.Copy !req
1026. And I keep asking,Copy !req
1027. why didn't I do something
to prevent it?Copy !req
1028. How could I fail my own kid?Copy !req
1029. Please, if you love
your children,Copy !req
1030. please, don't let these people
destroy any more lives.Copy !req
1031. What do you want from me?Copy !req
1032. In 2000,Copy !req
1033. direct-to-consumer marketing
of pharmaceuticalsCopy !req
1034. was worth over one billion
in the U.S. alone.Copy !req
1035. Now, that figure can only rise,Copy !req
1036. and we're going to rise with it.Copy !req
1037. What's this,
a hostile takeover?Copy !req
1038. Funny man. Are
you Dean Reynolds,Copy !req
1039. Chief Executive Officer
of Tauscher-Leto?Copy !req
1040. I am. And you are?Copy !req
1041. The police.Copy !req
1042. This is Alexandra Cabot
of the DA's office.Copy !req
1043. What are you
doing here?Copy !req
1044. Uh, this memo approves
a direct marketing schemeCopy !req
1045. wherein Aptril would
be mailed directly
to patients' homes.Copy !req
1046. Do you recognize your signature,
Mr. Reynolds?Copy !req
1047. Where did you get that?Copy !req
1048. This approves of giving
doctors off-patent medsCopy !req
1049. free of charge in exchange
for their patient lists.Copy !req
1050. Is that your signature?Copy !req
1051. I don't have to listen to this.Copy !req
1052. Ladies and gentlemen,
we'll resume later.Copy !req
1053. And this third memo
threatens Tauscher-Leto
employeesCopy !req
1054. with breach-of-
contract lawsuitsCopy !req
1055. if they talk to either the
press or law enforcementCopy !req
1056. about the Aptril
direct mailing scheme.Copy !req
1057. Is that your signature?Copy !req
1058. That's enough.
I'm calling my lawyer.Copy !req
1059. Tell him to meet you
down at our lock-up.Copy !req
1060. Dean Reynolds, you
under arrest for
reckless endangermentCopy !req
1061. and for criminal diversion
of prescription medication.Copy !req
1062. You have the right
to remain silent...Copy !req
1063. But I haven't done anything.Copy !req
1064. Stop it, you're hurting me!Copy !req
1065. Take some Aptril, that'll
make you feel better.Copy !req
1066. Captioning sponsored by
NBCCopy !req
1067. and
UNIVERSAL NETWORK TELEVISIONCopy !req