1. In the criminal justice system,
Copy !req
2. sexually based offenses are
considered especially heinous.
Copy !req
3. In New York City,
the dedicated detectives
Copy !req
4. who investigate
these vicious felonies
Copy !req
5. are members of an elite squad
Copy !req
6. known as
the Special Victims Unit.
Copy !req
7. These are their stories.
Copy !req
8. Right here, get yourself some.
Copy !req
9. Hey, Mercedes.
Copy !req
10. I want to talk to you.
Copy !req
11. Scum bucket!
Copy !req
12. I'm not good
enough for you?
Copy !req
13. Move on, ladies,
let's go.
Copy !req
14. Take it somewhere else, ladies.
Copy !req
15. Or sir.
Copy !req
16. Don't call me sir.
Copy !req
17. I'm a lady.
Copy !req
18. You treat me like one.
Copy !req
19. I'll treat you to a
night in the joint,
Copy !req
20. you don't haul your
ass out of here.
Copy !req
21. You so interested in my ass,
you know where to find it.
Copy !req
22. Yeah, the big girls'
department at Macys.
Copy !req
23. You think you got her size?
Copy !req
24. Check that— probably
right in the act.
Copy !req
25. How's he explain getting busted
to his wife?
Copy !req
26. Zip it up, sir.
Copy !req
27. Both of you,
out of the car.
Copy !req
28. Sir, let's go.
Copy !req
29. Good morning, sunshine.
Copy !req
30. What do we got?
Copy !req
31. White male, 30s,
with this tied around his neck.
Copy !req
32. Oh. Any signs
of a struggle?
Copy !req
33. No bruising.
It looks like she blitzed him.
Copy !req
34. I tell you, I've never seen
a hooker use her hot-pants
Copy !req
35. to strangle a john before.
Copy !req
36. It's not hot-pants,
Elliott.
Copy !req
37. They're leggings.
Copy !req
38. You wear them
to the gym.
Copy !req
39. So, we're looking for a hooker
who works out.
Copy !req
40. That should narrow down
the search.
Copy !req
41. Take a look inside.
Copy !req
42. Condom. CSU says
semen on the inside,
Copy !req
43. lipstick on the outside.
Copy !req
44. Well, somebody's still
practicing safe sex.
Copy !req
45. Any ID?
Copy !req
46. Wallet and credit cards
are missing,
Copy !req
47. but the car's registered
to a Jeffrey York.
Copy !req
48. West Side address.
Copy !req
49. Hold on.
Copy !req
50. Let me see the body.
Copy !req
51. He's an Assistant
DA in the Bronx.
Copy !req
52. You know him?
Copy !req
53. I dated him.
Copy !req
54. Captioning sponsored by
UNIVERSAL NETWORK TELEVISION
Copy !req
55. and NBC
Copy !req
56. Hey, thought you
could use this.
Copy !req
57. I had to wake the Bronx
District Attorney
Copy !req
58. at 2:00 in the morning,
Copy !req
59. tell him one of his ADAs
was found dead in his car
Copy !req
60. on a known prostitution stroll.
Copy !req
61. Now, he says we're not jumping
to any conclusions.
Copy !req
62. Are we?
Copy !req
63. No... guy just liked hanging out
Copy !req
64. with hookers in his spare time.
Copy !req
65. Hookers cut or stab,
they don't strangle.
Copy !req
66. Unless they're on crack—
then, hell, they'll do anything.
Copy !req
67. How many women do you know
Copy !req
68. with the upper body strength
to choke a guy?
Copy !req
69. Could have
been a tranny.
Copy !req
70. Look, Jeff York wasn't the kind
of guy for street sex,
Copy !req
71. and definitely
not transvestites.
Copy !req
72. Look, everyone's got
secrets, you know?
Copy !req
73. You think you
know someone.
Copy !req
74. I knew Jeff.
Copy !req
75. Mm-hmm. So, what was
he doing down there?
Copy !req
76. York's an ADA.
Copy !req
77. We have to consider
the possibility he was set up.
Copy !req
78. Sometimes it's just
like it looks.
Copy !req
79. Crime Scene's lifted prints
Copy !req
80. from the passenger
door handle of the car
Copy !req
81. and the dead guy's
belt buckle.
Copy !req
82. Left them there when
she was performing her services.
Copy !req
83. You mean he.
Copy !req
84. Prints match a guy—
Kevin Brown.
Copy !req
85. AKA Keisha Brown.
Copy !req
86. Known transvestite prostitute.
Copy !req
87. Couple of
assault collars.
Copy !req
88. No last
known address.
Copy !req
89. Okay, well,
patrol cops rousted a tranny
Copy !req
90. working that block
right before they found Jeff.
Copy !req
91. Bronx DA is sending us
York's case files
Copy !req
92. for the last three years.
Copy !req
93. Fin, go through it
with Munch,
Copy !req
94. looking for anything
that smells like that M.O.
Copy !req
95. or somebody
who'd set him up.
Copy !req
96. It's almost 6:00.
Copy !req
97. Keisha's probably back
for the morning traffic.
Copy !req
98. Not me, boys and girls.
Copy !req
99. I didn't kill him.
Copy !req
100. We know you
were in the car.
Copy !req
101. Now, which one of them bitches
Copy !req
102. told you that?
Copy !req
103. Your prints were
on the door.
Copy !req
104. STABLER
And on the
john. Stop!
Copy !req
105. Stop. Come here.
Copy !req
106. Stay cool.
Copy !req
107. My shoes are glued.
Copy !req
108. I touched the car,
Copy !req
109. but I didn't kill him.
Copy !req
110. As a matter of fact,
Copy !req
111. he was already dead.
Copy !req
112. What, did you roll
him for his wallet?
Copy !req
113. I took a blue gym bag
from the back seat.
Copy !req
114. There was nothing in it.
Copy !req
115. Just some clothes, that's it.
Copy !req
116. Who bought the credit cards?
Copy !req
117. Hello? Can you hear me?
I said,
Copy !req
118. the wallet was already gone.
Copy !req
119. Where's the bag?
Copy !req
120. You taking me in?
Copy !req
121. Where is it?
Copy !req
122. You don't book me for murder.
Copy !req
123. We get the bag,
we'll talk.
Copy !req
124. Dumpster at the underpass.
Copy !req
125. The clothes didn't suit me.
Copy !req
126. O'HALLORAN:
Mouthwash,
Copy !req
127. sprays, deodorant.
Copy !req
128. Who knew hookers used so many
personal hygiene products?
Copy !req
129. We're looking
for a blue bag.
Copy !req
130. Blue vinyl bag.
Copy !req
131. You know, I don't remember
you ever mentioning Jeff York.
Copy !req
132. It was five
years ago.
Copy !req
133. Uh, I worked a
case with him.
Copy !req
134. It wasn't that serious.
Copy !req
135. Hmm? How long did you date?
Copy !req
136. About a month.
Copy !req
137. Nice guy,
no chemistry.
Copy !req
138. Got your blue vinyl gym bag.
Copy !req
139. Sneakers, red lycra top.
Copy !req
140. That lycra top goes
with the leggings.
Copy !req
141. Uh, business card's got
a phone number—
Copy !req
142. Tina Gardner, investigator
for the Bronx DA.
Copy !req
143. Office romance gone wrong?
Copy !req
144. Why leave the
bag in his car?
Copy !req
145. I don't know.
Copy !req
146. Why don't we call
and find out?
Copy !req
147. We played handball
two nights a week.
Copy !req
148. Jeff drove.
Copy !req
149. I forgot my bag
in his back seat on Monday.
Copy !req
150. Were you seeing him?
Copy !req
151. No, I was his investigator,
and we were friends.
Copy !req
152. I can't believe he's gone.
Copy !req
153. I just saw him last night.
Copy !req
154. What time?
Copy !req
155. Around 6:00,
leaving the office.
Copy !req
156. He said he was going home.
Copy !req
157. I don't understand.
Copy !req
158. Paying for sex?
Copy !req
159. That's not Jeff.
Copy !req
160. Do you remember what
was in your bag?
Copy !req
161. Shoes. Uh, gym clothes.
Copy !req
162. Can you describe
the clothes?
Copy !req
163. Red lycra top, leggings...
Copy !req
164. Do you carry
lipstick?
Copy !req
165. In the bag? I think so. Why?
Copy !req
166. What brand?
Uh, Melanie Jones.
Copy !req
167. Uh, Blush Rose.
Copy !req
168. Why does that matter?
Copy !req
169. It's got to be Alvarez.
Copy !req
170. Who's Alvarez?
Guy we convicted last week
for murder.
Copy !req
171. He got the max,
threatened Jeff in open court.
Copy !req
172. How serious
was that threat?
Copy !req
173. He said Jeff was a dead man,
he tried his last case.
Copy !req
174. Jeff seem worried?
Copy !req
175. He shrugged it off.
Copy !req
176. But you should talk
to the other ADA on the case,
Copy !req
177. Andy Abbott.
Copy !req
178. Jeff's like
Copy !req
179. the rest of us.
Copy !req
180. A skel threatens revenge,
he wouldn't buckle.
Copy !req
181. They asked for a deal,
Jeff said no.
Copy !req
182. You're saying he
should have made one?
Copy !req
183. If you collared someone
for murder,
Copy !req
184. and he threatened to kill you,
would you let him walk?
Copy !req
185. No, and neither would Jeff.
Copy !req
186. So, who is this
guy he convicted?
Copy !req
187. This, uh, Alvarez?
Copy !req
188. Small-time dealer
in Mott Haven
Copy !req
189. trying to go big,
racked up three bodies.
Copy !req
190. He strangled them,
and he got off on the first two.
Copy !req
191. What happened?
Copy !req
192. Well, the first murder
Copy !req
193. we're pretty sure
was jury tampering.
Copy !req
194. His lawyer was indicted,
but we couldn't prove it.
Copy !req
195. Second one,
our chief witness recanted.
Copy !req
196. Third time's a charm.
Copy !req
197. Tell my wife that.
Copy !req
198. She was worried about revenge,
wanted me off the case.
Copy !req
199. She begged Jeff to plead it out
or at least get protection.
Copy !req
200. News did this interview
right after the trial.
Copy !req
201. And what
about the violent threats?
Copy !req
202. You get used to it.
Copy !req
203. Defendants say these things
all the time.
Copy !req
204. If we walked away
from every case
Copy !req
205. where we were afraid of revenge,
we couldn't do our job.
Copy !req
206. Jeff loved
being a DA.
Copy !req
207. You know, the ethics
for him were...
Copy !req
208. almost biblical.
Copy !req
209. Sounds like you were more
worried than he was.
Copy !req
210. Let me tell you something.
Copy !req
211. This Alvarez was more vicious
than most.
Copy !req
212. I told Jeff, you have a permit,
Copy !req
213. carry a gun, just for a while.
Copy !req
214. I do.
Copy !req
215. He just laughed.
Copy !req
216. Said he'd be so scared
of shooting himself by accident.
Copy !req
217. Takes a pair
of balls
Copy !req
218. to order a hit
on a prosecutor.
Copy !req
219. Well, don't take my word for it,
go see him.
Copy !req
220. And tell him Jeff says hello.
Copy !req
221. That DA Jeff York?
Copy !req
222. Yeah, I put a hit on him.
Copy !req
223. He doesn't know
what he's saying.
Copy !req
224. I think he knows
exactly what he's saying.
Copy !req
225. The guy sends me away, I
get him whacked that night.
Copy !req
226. My client's having
a little fun here.
Copy !req
227. Well, you want some fun?
Copy !req
228. Go to Coney Island
and ride the Cyclone.
Copy !req
229. I don't find dead prosecutors
all that amusing.
Copy !req
230. Oh, easy, Mami,
it was a joke.
Copy !req
231. Mr. Alvarez is looking
at 25 hard.
Copy !req
232. He's angry, but not angry enough
to kill a DA.
Copy !req
233. You'd do it for him,
Copy !req
234. Mr. Horner?
Detective...
Copy !req
235. I get my clients out of
jail legally, Detective.
Copy !req
236. I resent your implication.
Copy !req
237. Mr. Horner, you were indicted
Copy !req
238. for jury tampering.
Copy !req
239. Not to mention
your eyewitness had amnesia,
Copy !req
240. and then, of course,
disappeared.
Copy !req
241. I'm sorry. Are we offending you?
Copy !req
242. The indictment
was crap.
Copy !req
243. Nobody ever proved
I bribed the witness.
Copy !req
244. Why don't you tell your partner
Copy !req
245. to relax?
Copy !req
246. I assure you,
neither my client
Copy !req
247. nor I had
anything to do
Copy !req
248. with Jeff
York's murder.
Copy !req
249. Then you won't object
Copy !req
250. to us taking a peek
at your phone records.
Copy !req
251. I'm ahead of you.
Copy !req
252. My, uh, office, my house,
Copy !req
253. my cell phone, all my logs.
Copy !req
254. Check 'em with the
phone company.
Copy !req
255. And how about you,
Mr. Alvarez?
Copy !req
256. Have you had any
interesting visitors lately?
Copy !req
257. No one has come
Copy !req
258. to see me except my lawyer here.
Copy !req
259. Why don't you check
with the warden?
Copy !req
260. Forget Alvarez.
Copy !req
261. His story checks out.
Copy !req
262. Lawyer doesn't have
any suspicious calls.
Copy !req
263. Where are you on
York's case files?
Copy !req
264. Still in 2003.
Nothing jumps out.
Copy !req
265. In my copious free time,
I ran the M.O.--
Copy !req
266. strangulation, prostitute,
oral sex. Zip.
Copy !req
267. Run it again.
Copy !req
268. Put in the leggings, the car,
and sort by location.
Copy !req
269. Since 9-11, you have
to swipe a card
Copy !req
270. to get out
of the courthouse garage.
Copy !req
271. Jeff York left last night
at 6:14.
Copy !req
272. Corroborates what his
investigator told us.
Copy !req
273. M.E. says he was killed
between 9:00 and 10:00.
Copy !req
274. That leaves three-plus hours
unaccounted for.
Copy !req
275. Captain,
Copy !req
276. Bronx DA in the house.
Copy !req
277. I'm looking
for Captain Cragen.
Copy !req
278. I'm Don Cragen.
Copy !req
279. Francisco Martinez.
Copy !req
280. Can we talk privately?
Copy !req
281. I'm afraid we don't have much
to tell you.
Copy !req
282. I appreciate
how sensitively
Copy !req
283. you're handling this.
Copy !req
284. Actually, I'm here to
give you information.
Copy !req
285. Jeff York's bank statements.
Copy !req
286. Stamped "received"
by your office two weeks ago.
Copy !req
287. You had him under investigation?
Copy !req
288. Informant at Rikers says
Alvarez was bragging
Copy !req
289. he bought off York
to throw the trial.
Copy !req
290. You find a money trail?
Copy !req
291. Yeah, but
in the wrong direction.
Copy !req
292. Look at the ATM withdrawals.
Copy !req
293. 500 bucks every
three days.
Copy !req
294. That's a lot of money
on an ADA's salary.
Copy !req
295. How'd he pay his bills?
Copy !req
296. He didn't.
Copy !req
297. Credit rating's in the toilet.
Copy !req
298. So, you're thinking
Copy !req
299. York was into what,
gambling, drugs?
Copy !req
300. I don't know.
Copy !req
301. But I'm taking it away
from my people
Copy !req
302. and giving it to you.
Copy !req
303. You got a
leaky office?
Copy !req
304. Captain, Jeff York
was a good man.
Copy !req
305. One of my rising stars.
Copy !req
306. I want to find out
who killed him just as much
Copy !req
307. as you do.
Copy !req
308. Jeff York had 30 bucks
Copy !req
309. in his checking account
the night he died.
Copy !req
310. Well, he wasn't buying drugs.
Copy !req
311. M.E. says
his tox came back clean.
Copy !req
312. Look, Captain,
I got to say that I think
Copy !req
313. Olivia's getting a little
overzealous about this case.
Copy !req
314. Well, I might be,
too, if I were her.
Copy !req
315. Hey, Captain,
I called the lab.
Copy !req
316. I wanted them to run something.
Copy !req
317. You know the lipstick?
Copy !req
318. Yeah, but you don't need
to call the lab.
Copy !req
319. If they got anything,
they'll talk us.
Copy !req
320. Hold on, Elliot, just listen.
Copy !req
321. The DA's investigator
who worked for Jeff told us
Copy !req
322. that she carried lipstick
Copy !req
323. in her gym bag,
but we never found it.
Copy !req
324. The color was Blush Rose.
Copy !req
325. I had the lab run a gas chromo
on the lipstick on the condom.
Copy !req
326. Blush Rose.
Copy !req
327. That would mean a hooker
had to get the lipstick
Copy !req
328. out of the gym bag, put it on,
then perform oral sex.
Copy !req
329. I don't buy it.
Copy !req
330. So, who's the gal
with the lips?
Copy !req
331. Well, since you're going
to the lab,
Copy !req
332. see if she left some saliva
for DNA along with the lipstick.
Copy !req
333. Sorry.
Copy !req
334. No saliva, but I did
find something interesting.
Copy !req
335. Lipstick left this imprint
on the condom.
Copy !req
336. It's a crisp,
Copy !req
337. clean print.
Copy !req
338. And a problem.
Copy !req
339. Oral sex— it
should be smudged.
Copy !req
340. Right.
Copy !req
341. I think the lip print was put
Copy !req
342. on the condom after it was used.
Copy !req
343. You're saying
she put a condom
Copy !req
344. on him, killed him...
Copy !req
345. Then kissed
it afterwards.
Copy !req
346. After Siper sent me
these photos of the lip prints,
Copy !req
347. I went back and focused
on the sex act.
Copy !req
348. I looked at the victim's
seminal vesicles.
Copy !req
349. If he had had sex
before he died,
Copy !req
350. there'd be
semen in them.
Copy !req
351. There isn't.
Copy !req
352. And none on his body.
Copy !req
353. That's impossible.
Copy !req
354. You saw the condom.
Copy !req
355. DNA results are back.
Copy !req
356. Take a look
at these two chromolines.
Copy !req
357. This is Jeff York's DNA,
Copy !req
358. and this is the DNA
Copy !req
359. from the semen
in the condom found
Copy !req
360. in York's car.
Copy !req
361. They're not the same.
Copy !req
362. There were two men in that car.
Copy !req
363. The operative word being men.
Copy !req
364. Well,
Copy !req
365. no wonder you and Jeff
didn't have any chemistry.
Copy !req
366. He was gay.
Copy !req
367. "Murdered D.A.
in Gay Sex Slay."
Copy !req
368. The papers are
loving this.
Copy !req
369. Branch wants facts to
counter the bad press.
Copy !req
370. All we know
is Jeff York was gay
Copy !req
371. and had sex in his car
with another man.
Copy !req
372. What about the tranny
prostitute angle?
Copy !req
373. Keisha Brown's DNA didn't match
the sample in the condom.
Copy !req
374. No other he/shes work
that stroll.
Copy !req
375. Then what happened
in that car?
Copy !req
376. Well, we know
what didn't happen.
Copy !req
377. The wallet was stolen;
the credit cards
Copy !req
378. were unused.
First thing a hooker's
Copy !req
379. going to do when she rolls
a john is use
Copy !req
380. those credit cards
or sell 'em.
So robbery's not
Copy !req
381. the motive.
!
But we're supposed
to think it is.
Copy !req
382. Look, this is a well-known
lover's lane here.
Copy !req
383. Maybe Jeff just picked up a guy,
had a good time with him.
Copy !req
384. Then what's the
motive to kill him?
Copy !req
385. Could be an accident.
Copy !req
386. Jeff liked it rough, and
our mystery man went too far.
Copy !req
387. You guys, I got
to tell you
Copy !req
388. that Jeff seemed
pretty vanilla to me.
Copy !req
389. Maybe you didn't date him
long enough.
Copy !req
390. Sounds like
there's a lot
Copy !req
391. you didn't
know about Jeff.
Copy !req
392. His apartment
Copy !req
393. is still sealed—
get over there and see
Copy !req
394. if you can find out more
about his love life.
Copy !req
395. Not much of a social life.
Copy !req
396. The only dates in here
are dinners with people
Copy !req
397. from the office,
notes on cases to discuss.
Copy !req
398. The guy's got a awful
lot of medical bills.
Copy !req
399. Day he died, he had drinks
with Andy Abbott, Carlson Hotel.
Copy !req
400. Did Abbott mention that to us?
Copy !req
401. No. You know, there's
got to be $10,000
worth of bills here,
Copy !req
402. all of 'em marked
"paid" in cash.
Copy !req
403. You know,
Copy !req
404. maybe that's where
his money went.
Copy !req
405. He has insurance
through the D.A.'s office.
Copy !req
406. Yet I'm guessing he didn't
use it to pay for this.
Copy !req
407. That's AZT.
Copy !req
408. He was HIV-positive.
Copy !req
409. Yeah, he paid for
his treatments
Copy !req
410. in cash so his office
wouldn't find out.
Copy !req
411. You okay?
Copy !req
412. Yeah...
'Cause, you know,
if you slept with Jeff,
Copy !req
413. you might want to...
I'm going to
get tested.
Copy !req
414. You don't want the results
in departmental records,
insurance,
Copy !req
415. so go to an anonymous
clinic, okay?
Copy !req
416. I know. Like Jeff did.
Copy !req
417. Look, you want me
to go with you?
Copy !req
418. No, I'll be fine.
Copy !req
419. Let's just focus
on the case.
Copy !req
420. Jeff's date book said
that he was having drinks
Copy !req
421. with Andy Abbott
the night he was killed,
Copy !req
422. so why didn't Andy
tell us that?
Copy !req
423. I'm sorry, uh...
Copy !req
424. Jeff and I always went out
for drinks after work.
Copy !req
425. I was so upset by the news,
I must've forgotten.
Copy !req
426. Well, Jeff
Copy !req
427. told your investigator
Copy !req
428. that he was
going right home.
Copy !req
429. Why would Jeff lie
about having drinks
Copy !req
430. with you?
Well, that's strange.
Copy !req
431. He-he told me he was meeting
someone for dinner later.
Copy !req
432. Do you have any idea who?
Copy !req
433. He didn't say, and I didn't ask.
Copy !req
434. He didn't talk about
his personal life very much.
Copy !req
435. Uh, Andy, so you had
Copy !req
436. no idea Jeff York was gay.
Copy !req
437. Honey. Honey, could you get
the door?
Copy !req
438. I'm really surprised.
Are you sure?
Copy !req
439. Jeff-Jeff didn't seem gay.
Copy !req
440. Sometimes you can't tell.
Copy !req
441. Well, he didn't...
he didn't give me
Copy !req
442. that vibe.
Excuse me, Detectives,
Copy !req
443. I'm sorry to
interrupt, but the
baby-sitter's here,
Copy !req
444. We're going to be late.
All right.
Copy !req
445. Hey. Good night, baby.
Copy !req
446. Good night, Daddy.
Copy !req
447. Okay.
Copy !req
448. Would you get this
for me?
Copy !req
449. I left Jeff sitting in the bar
at the Carlson.
Copy !req
450. I mean, I would've stayed,
but I had my poker game.
Copy !req
451. He said he had about half
an hour to kill before dinner,
Copy !req
452. and was going
to hang there.
Copy !req
453. He sat over there
by the window.
Copy !req
454. I remember thinking
he was cute.
Copy !req
455. Was he with anyone?
Copy !req
456. A black guy, shaved head.
Copy !req
457. If I'd been drinking
instead of working,
Copy !req
458. I'd have hit on both of 'em.
Copy !req
459. Yeah? They leave together?
Copy !req
460. No, the black
guy split first.
Copy !req
461. He was here maybe
another half hour.
Copy !req
462. He left a nice tip, though.
Not like the tourists.
Copy !req
463. And he didn't meet
anyone else?
Copy !req
464. Nope. He just finished
his drink and went.
Copy !req
465. This hotel's a little pricey
for your average D.A.
Copy !req
466. Inconvenient. There's plenty of
bars near the Bronx courthouse.
Copy !req
467. It's perfect if you don't
want your colleagues
to see you, though.
Copy !req
468. Think he was meeting
a boyfriend?
Copy !req
469. Let's find out.
Hey, how you doing?
Copy !req
470. May I help you?
Detective Stabler.
Copy !req
471. This is my partner,
Detective Benson.
Copy !req
472. This man look familiar?
Copy !req
473. Yeah, Mr. York.
He's a regular guest.
Copy !req
474. How often did
he stay here?
Once a week
Copy !req
475. for a night.
Alone?
Copy !req
476. Always checked in that way.
Copy !req
477. He check in
on Wednesday night?
Copy !req
478. He wanted a
room, but we were
completely booked.
Copy !req
479. I offered to call other hotels,
Copy !req
480. but he said it wasn't
that important and he left.
Copy !req
481. And you're sure he
wasn't with anyone.
Copy !req
482. Not on his way out.
Copy !req
483. I did see him
on his way in
Copy !req
484. talking to— what's his name?
Copy !req
485. Football player.
DuShawn McGovern.
Copy !req
486. Oh, yeah, he used to be
a running back with Miami.
Copy !req
487. Right. Big-shot
in real estate now.
Copy !req
488. I almost asked him
for an autograph.
Copy !req
489. I was meeting an out-of-town
client when I ran into Jeff
Copy !req
490. in the lobby...
so we sat down and talked.
Copy !req
491. How do you know him?
Copy !req
492. We met at a kids'
charity benefit.
Copy !req
493. He knew I was into real estate,
Copy !req
494. wanted to list his apartment
with us.
Copy !req
495. We saw that apartment.
Copy !req
496. It seems a little down-market
for your company.
Copy !req
497. He was a nice guy.
Copy !req
498. Uh, I didn't want
to blow him off.
Copy !req
499. He seemed desperate.
Copy !req
500. To sell?
I got the feeling
Copy !req
501. he had money problems.
( phone rings )
Copy !req
502. Mr. McGovern, where'd you go
after you left the hotel?
Copy !req
503. Uh, back here
to the office,
Copy !req
504. then out with some friends.
Copy !req
505. I'd be glad to give you
their names.
Copy !req
506. We'll get in touch
with you if necessary.
Copy !req
507. Thank you for your time.
Copy !req
508. That was Fin.
Copy !req
509. He's got something
we'll want to hear.
Copy !req
510. We know who got the idea
Copy !req
511. to dress up Jeff's murder
as a hooker killing.
Copy !req
512. Case one: bridge underpass
in the Bronx a year ago.
Copy !req
513. Guy in a car picks up
a transvestite prostitute.
Copy !req
514. She strangled him
with a pair of pantyhose.
Copy !req
515. Case two: South Bronx.
Copy !req
516. A hooker beats up a john in
a car, leaves him unconscious.
Copy !req
517. Condom with lipstick
found on scene.
Copy !req
518. Case three: john
picks up transvestite
Copy !req
519. pross— he's mugged,
and she takes his wallet.
Copy !req
520. You got three
separate cases,
Copy !req
521. each with pieces
of our M.O.?
Copy !req
522. Can't be a coincidence.
Copy !req
523. All in the Bronx.
All went to trial.
Copy !req
524. All prosecuted
by Jeff York.
Copy !req
525. Wrong guy. Andy Abbott
tried 'em all.
Copy !req
526. Andy killed Jeff York?
Copy !req
527. Why did Andy Abbott
kill Jeff York?
Copy !req
528. Lovers' quarrel gone wrong.
Copy !req
529. Jeff was gay. Is there
any evidence Andy Abbott is?
Copy !req
530. Wife and kids don't
mean he's straight.
Copy !req
531. DNA from the semen
in that condom's
Copy !req
532. going to prove Andy Abbott
was in the car.
We don't have
Copy !req
533. enough evidence
to compel a DNA sample.
Copy !req
534. Three pieces of the M.O.
are in three cases he tried.
Copy !req
535. Circumstantial. He'll claim
someone was framing him.
Copy !req
536. Bring him in
for a chat.
Copy !req
537. Lock him with a story
and then disprove it.
Copy !req
538. What?
Copy !req
539. He's been watching
cops work suspects
for years.
Copy !req
540. We bring him in, he's
just going to lawyer up.
Copy !req
541. Okay, so we don't play him
like a perp.
Copy !req
542. Just tell him we're stuck
and we need his help.
Copy !req
543. I'll send her over.
Copy !req
544. Elliot, go enlist
Andy's cooperation.
Copy !req
545. Warner wants to see you
at the morgue.
Copy !req
546. I tested
Copy !req
547. Jeff York's blood.
Copy !req
548. High viral load.
Copy !req
549. When did you two date?
Copy !req
550. Five years ago.
Copy !req
551. We only slept
together once,
Copy !req
552. and we used protection.
Copy !req
553. Condoms are effective,
not perfect.
Copy !req
554. It only takes once.
Copy !req
555. I'm going to get tested.
I just haven't had time.
Copy !req
556. Why don't we do
it here right now?
Copy !req
557. Wanda... I'll do it.
Copy !req
558. Olivia...
Copy !req
559. how many rape victims
Copy !req
560. have you told to get tested?
Copy !req
561. All of them.
Copy !req
562. Would you tell them
it's all right to wait?
Copy !req
563. Okay.
Copy !req
564. Sit down and roll up
your sleeve.
Copy !req
565. No paperwork.
I'll do the test myself.
Copy !req
566. Could Jeff have been
HIV-positive back then?
Copy !req
567. Yes, but your risk
of exposure's very low.
Copy !req
568. How could I have
missed this?
Copy !req
569. Liv...
Copy !req
570. you're not the first woman
to sleep with a closeted man.
Copy !req
571. Maybe he didn't
know, right?
Copy !req
572. Sexuality's
very complicated.
Copy !req
573. Just because he was gay
Copy !req
574. doesn't mean he wasn't
attracted to you.
Copy !req
575. Excuse me. I'm looking
for Andy Abbott.
Copy !req
576. That's Andy's wife.
Copy !req
577. Mrs. Abbott.
Copy !req
578. Andy left a message
canceling lunch.
Copy !req
579. Said he was headed
down here.
Copy !req
580. Is there a break
in the case?
Copy !req
581. I'll see you inside.
I don't know.
Copy !req
582. I just got back.
Oh, Jeff was
our best friend.
Copy !req
583. Do you have a suspect?
Copy !req
584. You know that I can't
discuss that with you.
Copy !req
585. Believe me, I'm used to that
after all these years.
Copy !req
586. Andy's not answering his cell.
Do you know where he is?
Copy !req
587. I don't, but if I see him,
I'll tell him to call you.
Copy !req
588. What's going on?
Copy !req
589. Andy's reviewing
D.A. files.
Copy !req
590. He's looking for
defendants with
a grudge.
Copy !req
591. He doesn't know
we suspect him yet.
Copy !req
592. I can't stop thinking
about his wife.
Copy !req
593. Jeff was HIV-positive,
and Andy might be, too.
Copy !req
594. Makes you want
to warn her.
Copy !req
595. Can we do that... legally?
Absolutely not.
Copy !req
596. HIV status is confidential
even after death.
Copy !req
597. So, I'm getting him coffee,
and he's hard at work.
Copy !req
598. Maryellen
Abbott was here.
Copy !req
599. She wants to know
Copy !req
600. what's going on; I stalled her.
Copy !req
601. Give me a couple minutes
to heat him up.
Copy !req
602. Let's play the wife card.
Copy !req
603. Here you go.
Thanks.
Copy !req
604. I've been over
all my old files,
Copy !req
605. and, uh, I can't think
of anywhere else to look.
Copy !req
606. Well, the perp
had to know
Copy !req
607. about your
hooker cases.
Copy !req
608. M.O. copies the
three that you tried.
Copy !req
609. Well, if there's a connection,
I'm not seeing it.
Copy !req
610. We need to look harder.
Copy !req
611. Well, what else could we do?
Copy !req
612. Let's try to imagine
how someone could put together
Copy !req
613. these M.O.s
in one crime.
Copy !req
614. Hmm? Unless it
was an inside job.
Copy !req
615. You think I killed him?
Copy !req
616. I think we have a very
strange coincidence.
Copy !req
617. Le-Let's be clear.
Copy !req
618. Mm-hmm.
Copy !req
619. Am I a suspect?
Copy !req
620. Why, you want a lawyer?
Copy !req
621. I don't need one.
I am a lawyer.
Copy !req
622. What possible motive could
I have had to kill Jeff?
Copy !req
623. He's one of my
closest friends.
Copy !req
624. No, you were a lot more
than friends.
Copy !req
625. You were having
a relationship.
Copy !req
626. You're crazy.
Copy !req
627. No. You couldn't let
your wife find out,
Copy !req
628. so you strangled him.
Copy !req
629. She stopped by,
by the way.
Copy !req
630. She's very concerned.
Copy !req
631. What did you tell Maryellen?
Copy !req
632. Nothing.
Copy !req
633. Yet.
Copy !req
634. Don't threaten me,
Copy !req
635. Detective.
Copy !req
636. If you say one word
about this preposterous lie
Copy !req
637. to her or anyone else,
Copy !req
638. you're looking
at departmental charges
Copy !req
639. and a lawsuit for slander.
Copy !req
640. To make a case
for slander,
Copy !req
641. you have to prove
that we said things
we knew were false.
Copy !req
642. So far, everything fits.
Copy !req
643. You're forcing
the pieces together.
Copy !req
644. If you weren't
Jeff's lover,
Copy !req
645. then you can prove it.
Copy !req
646. All you have to do
is give us a DNA sample.
Copy !req
647. You think I'm stupid.
Copy !req
648. High profile case,
Copy !req
649. political pressure
to make an arrest.
Copy !req
650. I'm not giving you evidence
you can use to frame me.
Copy !req
651. Andy, you're not
convincing me.
Copy !req
652. I couldn't have killed Jeff.
Copy !req
653. I wasn't even there.
Copy !req
654. Where were you?
Copy !req
655. Jeff and I had drinks
at the Carlson.
Copy !req
656. He said he had dinner plans,
Copy !req
657. and he was still
there when I left.
Copy !req
658. So, where'd you go?
Copy !req
659. I told you—
my poker game.
Copy !req
660. Like I do
every Wednesday night.
Copy !req
661. Andy got to the poker game
Copy !req
662. right after I did.
Copy !req
663. Had to be around,
I don't know, 8:15, 8:30.
Copy !req
664. He seem okay?
Copy !req
665. He was pretty stressed.
Copy !req
666. About what?
Copy !req
667. Some murderer they convicted.
Copy !req
668. The guy threatened
to kill Andy's trial partner.
Copy !req
669. Mr. Baker, you sure
Copy !req
670. about the time
Andy got to the poker game?
Copy !req
671. Definitely. 8:30, latest.
Copy !req
672. You remember
what he was wearing?
Copy !req
673. What's this about?
Copy !req
674. I thought Andy was on your side.
Copy !req
675. We're all working
on this together.
Copy !req
676. Then why does it sound
Copy !req
677. like you're accusing Andy
of something?
Copy !req
678. Just routine background.
Copy !req
679. You play poker at the
same place every week?
Copy !req
680. No, this one was at my place.
Copy !req
681. My wife and I have a brownstone
in Park Slope.
Copy !req
682. Did your wife stay for the game?
Copy !req
683. She and a girlfriend
go to the movies.
Copy !req
684. Five or six brothers,
a couple of beers...
Copy !req
685. It gets a little rowdy.
Copy !req
686. So then there were six of you?
Copy !req
687. Five.
Copy !req
688. Less money on the table
but a better game.
Copy !req
689. It's a heavy action game,
no limit.
Copy !req
690. These the brothers
that play poker?
Copy !req
691. Yeah.
Copy !req
692. This guy looks familiar.
Copy !req
693. DuShawn McGovern.
Copy !req
694. Used to play for Miami.
Copy !req
695. If DuShawn McGovern
Copy !req
696. was at that game
with Andy Abbott,
Copy !req
697. why didn't Andy tell us?
Copy !req
698. 'Cause Andy doesn't
want us to know
Copy !req
699. that DuShawn's a friend.
Copy !req
700. Well, here's what
I don't get.
Copy !req
701. Why are they all
protecting Abbott?
Copy !req
702. Maybe they've all
have something to hide.
Copy !req
703. Like what?
Copy !req
704. I think they're on the Down Low.
Copy !req
705. Down what?
Copy !req
706. The Down Low.
Copy !req
707. Black men having sex
with other men.
Copy !req
708. Every one of these guys is
married, some have kids.
Copy !req
709. That's sex
on the Down Low.
Copy !req
710. They say it doesn't mean
they're gay.
Copy !req
711. What does it mean?
Copy !req
712. It's just sex.
Copy !req
713. They hang out,
have a few drinks,
Copy !req
714. pretend that what goes on
downstairs isn't who they are.
Copy !req
715. You grow up being black,
Copy !req
716. you're supposed to be a man,
become a father.
Copy !req
717. Church, your family,
your friends—
Copy !req
718. they all see being gay
as the white man's perversion.
Copy !req
719. But white men have trouble
dealing with it, too.
Copy !req
720. There's an epidemic of gay
white men on crystal meth.
Copy !req
721. They have to get high
to have sex.
Copy !req
722. It's different for black men.
Copy !req
723. They go out,
have sex with other men,
Copy !req
724. then come home,
have sex with their woman
Copy !req
725. and pretend they're straight.
Copy !req
726. Don't look at me.
Copy !req
727. I just know stuff.
Copy !req
728. Go back,
reinterview McGovern.
Copy !req
729. No.
Copy !req
730. Let me.
Copy !req
731. Those other detectives never
asked me where I was going.
Copy !req
732. I offered to give them names.
Copy !req
733. You say you got to your poker
game at 8:30.
Copy !req
734. Your office says you were
in a meeting till 8:00.
Copy !req
735. You got all the way
out to Brooklyn in a half hour?
Copy !req
736. Maybe it was 9:00.
Copy !req
737. You married, DuShawn?
Copy !req
738. Divorced.
Copy !req
739. Any kids?
Copy !req
740. Maybe next time.
Copy !req
741. You were one helluva ballplayer.
Copy !req
742. Yeah, those were great years.
Copy !req
743. Banged up my knees a lot,
but I loved it.
Copy !req
744. I don't remember you signing
any high-scratch
Copy !req
745. endorsement deals—
cars, wristwatches.
Copy !req
746. All the players get something.
Copy !req
747. There was talk about you
Copy !req
748. getting some front office jobs,
coaching gigs.
Copy !req
749. Didn't happen.
Copy !req
750. What's your problem, brother?
Copy !req
751. What's your problem?
Copy !req
752. I was an athlete.
Copy !req
753. Hero.
Copy !req
754. Everyone looked up to me—
my family, my friends.
Copy !req
755. They still do.
Copy !req
756. I want it to stay that way.
Copy !req
757. And it won't
if they know you do it with men.
Copy !req
758. Yo, get clear, bro.
Copy !req
759. I'm no fag.
Copy !req
760. You're on the Down Low, dude.
Copy !req
761. This ain't no poker game.
Copy !req
762. You guys are having sex
with each other.
Copy !req
763. Here's the headline:
Copy !req
764. A black man can make mistakes.
Copy !req
765. He can even do time.
Copy !req
766. We stand by 'em.
Copy !req
767. What we will not stand by
Copy !req
768. is a black man
who's a homosexual.
Copy !req
769. Here's my headline:
Copy !req
770. You were one of the last
people to see Jeff alive.
Copy !req
771. And if you don't start talking,
I'm gonna dig through your life.
Copy !req
772. I'm gonna ask everybody you
know about your sex parties.
Copy !req
773. I am not gay.
Copy !req
774. I have relationships with women
and sex with men.
Copy !req
775. And I got news for you.
Copy !req
776. That means you're gay.
Copy !req
777. It's been going on
for four years.
Copy !req
778. Poker night, every week
someone takes the bedroom.
Copy !req
779. It's like it never happened.
Copy !req
780. Nobody mentions sex.
Copy !req
781. You wear protection?
Copy !req
782. You bring protection,
Copy !req
783. it's like admitting
why you went there.
Copy !req
784. How'd Jeff York get
tied up in all this?
Copy !req
785. Jeff fell in love with Andy
at work.
Copy !req
786. He wanted Andy
to leave his wife.
Copy !req
787. Man, Jeff started talking
all this love stuff.
Copy !req
788. So Andy asked me
to get some sense into him.
Copy !req
789. You go too far and strangle him?
Copy !req
790. No!
Copy !req
791. Well, you're looking
good for it.
Copy !req
792. Andy did it.
Copy !req
793. He didn't mean to.
Copy !req
794. Jeff would've dragged us
all into a mess.
Copy !req
795. Andy Abbott...
Copy !req
796. you're under arrest
for the murder of Jeffrey York.
Copy !req
797. You have the right
to remain silent.
Copy !req
798. If I give up that right,
anything I say
Copy !req
799. can and will be used against me
in a court of law.
Copy !req
800. I have the right
to an attorney...
Copy !req
801. How many times
do I have to tell you?
Copy !req
802. I'm am not gay.
Copy !req
803. I was not Jeff York's lover
and I did not kill him.
Copy !req
804. The DNA swab
that we took from you
Copy !req
805. will match the condom
at the crime scene.
Copy !req
806. My client can
explain that.
Copy !req
807. Jeff asked me
to meet him at the bar
Copy !req
808. at the Carlson to talk.
Copy !req
809. I knew something was up
Copy !req
810. because he'd been acting
so tense around me.
Copy !req
811. I thought it was from Alvarez's
death threat.
Copy !req
812. But it wasn't.
Copy !req
813. No. No, that would've been
Copy !req
814. a helluva lot easier.
Copy !req
815. Jeff told me
he was in love with me.
Copy !req
816. I told him I'm sorry,
but I didn't feel the same way.
Copy !req
817. Bet that didn't go over
too well.
Copy !req
818. Well, he was embarrassed.
Copy !req
819. We both got drunk.
Copy !req
820. When I left
I couldn't get a cab.
Copy !req
821. Jeff came out,
he saw me waiting.
Copy !req
822. He said he'd give me a ride
to my poker game.
Copy !req
823. We drove past some hookers
and he pulled over.
Copy !req
824. I guess he wanted to prove
his manhood.
Copy !req
825. I went first.
Copy !req
826. When she finished
with me, I left.
Copy !req
827. Took a cab to Brooklyn.
Copy !req
828. You could've told
us this story
Copy !req
829. the first time we
interviewed you.
Copy !req
830. Right. And say
Copy !req
831. he was in a threesome
with a hooker.
Copy !req
832. The DA would love to read
that in the tabloids.
Copy !req
833. Andy'd lose his job and his
family would be humiliated.
Copy !req
834. I blame myself.
Copy !req
835. If I hadn't left Jeff there,
he'd still be alive.
Copy !req
836. You've covered
all your bases...
Copy !req
837. except one.
Copy !req
838. Your friend DuShawn McGovern
Copy !req
839. was at the hotel
talking to Jeff.
Copy !req
840. Coincidence?
Copy !req
841. No, business meeting.
Copy !req
842. My client asked Mr. McGovern
Copy !req
843. to help Mr. York
sell his apartment.
Copy !req
844. Wrong answer.
DuShawn says
Copy !req
845. you admitted killing Jeff York
Copy !req
846. so your wife wouldn't find out
you're on the Down Low.
Copy !req
847. Well, I'm sure DuShawn said
Copy !req
848. exactly what you wanted him
to say.
Copy !req
849. He knows you'd ruin his life
to make your case.
Copy !req
850. He's good.
Copy !req
851. This cockamamie story
might work.
Copy !req
852. Jury will see
right through him.
Copy !req
853. Will they?
Copy !req
854. Handsome DA, family man,
gets drunk with a colleague
Copy !req
855. and lands in the wrong place
at the wrong time.
Copy !req
856. We can't prove otherwise.
Copy !req
857. DuShawn McGovern can.
Copy !req
858. He gave it up to me,
he'll testify for you.
Copy !req
859. There's no way I'm testifying.
Copy !req
860. Wait a minute.
Copy !req
861. Just tell her
what you told me.
Copy !req
862. I didn't tell you anything.
Copy !req
863. Mr. McGovern,
Copy !req
864. you'd be testifying
before the grand jury.
Copy !req
865. Those proceedings
are kept secret.
Copy !req
866. Secret?
Copy !req
867. Jurors go home after I talk,
they'll spread the news.
Copy !req
868. I know all about gossip.
Copy !req
869. I lived with it for years
when I played ball.
Copy !req
870. You got no choice.
Copy !req
871. She'll subpoena you,
Copy !req
872. and I'll haul your ass in there.
Copy !req
873. And I'll put my hand
on the Bible
Copy !req
874. and swear to tell
the whole truth.
Copy !req
875. I worked too hard to get
where I am to mess it up now.
Copy !req
876. Go on...
Copy !req
877. ask me if Andy killed a man.
Copy !req
878. I'll say, "I don't know
what you're talking about."
Copy !req
879. If you'll excuse me,
I'm very busy.
Copy !req
880. There goes our case.
Copy !req
881. What's it gonna take
to bring it back?
Copy !req
882. Proof that Jeff York
and Andy Abbott were lovers.
Copy !req
883. Andy's on the Down Low
and Jeff sure ain't talking.
Copy !req
884. Yeah, maybe Jeff will talk
to Warner.
Copy !req
885. The dead can speak.
Copy !req
886. I ran the DNA from the HIV
virus in Jeff York's
blood.
Copy !req
887. Here's the genotype
of the HIV strain from Jeff.
Copy !req
888. I also tested Andy Abbott's
DNA swab for HIV.
Copy !req
889. He's positive.
Copy !req
890. Here's Andy's genotype.
Copy !req
891. The HIV strains
are identical.
Copy !req
892. So that proves that they had
a sexual relationship?
Copy !req
893. HIV mutates constantly.
Copy !req
894. That's a common mutation
to Jeff's HIV.
Copy !req
895. The exact same mutation
on Andy's.
Copy !req
896. So one of them
passed it to the other.
Copy !req
897. Very likely.
Copy !req
898. Likely enough
to convince a jury?
Copy !req
899. It's suggestive, not conclusive.
Copy !req
900. How suggestive? 99%, 95%?
Copy !req
901. I can't give you
a precise number. Sorry.
Copy !req
902. That's not good enough
for a jury.
Copy !req
903. Thanks.
Copy !req
904. Olivia...
Copy !req
905. What's up?
Copy !req
906. You're negative.
Copy !req
907. It's not even worth
Copy !req
908. putting Warner
on the stand.
Copy !req
909. Abbott's lawyer'll
find five other guys
Copy !req
910. who have the same
strain of HIV
Copy !req
911. who didn't know
Andy or Jeff.
Copy !req
912. Andy Abbott gets
away with murder.
Copy !req
913. You got company.
She's steamin'.
Copy !req
914. How can you do this?
Copy !req
915. How can you possibly think that
my husband killed our friend?
Copy !req
916. Mrs. Abbott... we have
credible evidence.
Copy !req
917. More lies. You knew he was
a suspect when we talked.
Copy !req
918. Don't lie to me again.
Copy !req
919. She's telling you
the truth.
Copy !req
920. Your husband was having
an affair with Jeff York.
Copy !req
921. I don't believe you.
You're sick.
Copy !req
922. You don't have to believe me,
Copy !req
923. but for your own sake,
get an HIV test.
Copy !req
924. Jeff York had AIDS.
Copy !req
925. Go to hell!
Copy !req
926. Should you have
done that?
Copy !req
927. She needed to know.
Copy !req
928. Casey.
Copy !req
929. I'm not backing down.
We're going to trial.
Copy !req
930. This isn't
about the trial.
Copy !req
931. This is a complaint
to the Disciplinary
Committee of the Bar
Copy !req
932. demanding that you
be suspended from
the practice of law.
Copy !req
933. What are you talking about?
Copy !req
934. Your unprofessional, if
not criminal, conduct.
Copy !req
935. You revealed confidential,
Copy !req
936. legally-protected
medical information
Copy !req
937. to my client's wife.
Copy !req
938. I'm trying to protect Maryellen
from contracting HIV.
Copy !req
939. She thinks that you're
trying to intimidate
her to win your case.
Copy !req
940. I can tear this up if
we can make a deal.
Copy !req
941. Let me get this straight.
Copy !req
942. You're blackmailing me
and in the same breath
Copy !req
943. accusing me
of ethical impropriety?
Copy !req
944. I'm defending my client.
I didn't break the law.
Copy !req
945. Man Two, five years
probation— take
it or leave it.
Copy !req
946. I'll take a censure.
I'm betting suspension.
Copy !req
947. You'll lose your job.
Copy !req
948. Tell me you didn't do this.
Copy !req
949. I had to warn her.
Copy !req
950. She has a right to know
she's at risk.
Copy !req
951. You had no legal right
to tell her.
Copy !req
952. Mary...
Copy !req
953. her life is at stake.
Well, congratulations.
Copy !req
954. In any other profession, you'd
be Humanitarian of the Year.
Copy !req
955. You'll be lucky to get
out of this with your skin.
Copy !req
956. I'm screwed.
Copy !req
957. You bet your sweet
ass you are.
Copy !req
958. Did you tell Maryellen about
her husband only to protect her?
Copy !req
959. Or did you have
something else
in mind?
Copy !req
960. You shouldn't have come here.
Copy !req
961. Please hear me out.
Copy !req
962. I won't discuss the case.
Copy !req
963. I came to apologize.
Copy !req
964. I was wrong.
Copy !req
965. It wasn't my place to tell you.
Copy !req
966. I keep asking myself why,
Copy !req
967. and all I can say is,
Copy !req
968. if I was in your position
I hope
Copy !req
969. someone would tell me.
Copy !req
970. You ruined my life.
Copy !req
971. I didn't expose you to HIV.
Andy did.
Copy !req
972. And I didn't put Andy's arrest
on the front page, on TV.
Copy !req
973. I have two children, Ms. Novak.
Copy !req
974. They're asking me
what their daddy did wrong.
Copy !req
975. What do I tell them?
Copy !req
976. I don't know.
Copy !req
977. And how do I tell them
I'm HIV-positive?
Copy !req
978. I'm sorry.
Copy !req
979. I don't want my girls to suffer.
Copy !req
980. What am I going to do?
Copy !req
981. You've gone too far, Casey.
Copy !req
982. When the Disciplinary
Committee hears
Copy !req
983. you've been harassing
my client's wife,
you'll be disbarred.
Copy !req
984. This was my decision.
I asked her to come.
Copy !req
985. Okay.
Copy !req
986. Maryellen, what...?
Copy !req
987. One day
Copy !req
988. you picked up a
little paint brush
Copy !req
989. and you painted a watercolor
Christmas card for me.
Copy !req
990. Big trees in Central Park...
Copy !req
991. the buildings behind them.
Copy !req
992. I remember it like yesterday.
Copy !req
993. I fell in love
with you that day,
Copy !req
994. and I love you now.
Copy !req
995. and I will love you
till the day I die.
Copy !req
996. And by the grace of God,
Copy !req
997. I will live long enough
to see our girls
Copy !req
998. grow up and find
their way in life.
Copy !req
999. I forgive you...
Copy !req
1000. for what you did.
Copy !req
1001. But I cannot forgive you
if you let our children
Copy !req
1002. and your friends
and their families be destroyed.
Copy !req
1003. A trial will drag
all of us through the mud.
Copy !req
1004. I'm asking you, Andy,
to be a man
Copy !req
1005. and admit what
you've done.
Copy !req
1006. I'm so sorry.
Copy !req
1007. I'm sorry I...
Copy !req
1008. I didn't tell you
the truth about me.
Copy !req
1009. I'm sorry
Copy !req
1010. for what I did to you.
Copy !req
1011. I know.
Copy !req
1012. He wanted me to leave my family.
Copy !req
1013. I... I couldn't.
Copy !req
1014. I couldn't...
Copy !req
1015. admit I'm gay.
Copy !req
1016. We argued and I...
Copy !req
1017. I got angry—
I got so angry...
Copy !req
1018. and I killed him.
Copy !req
1019. Man One.
Copy !req
1020. Seven-and-a-half to 15.
Copy !req
1021. He allocutes and only the plea
and the sentence
Copy !req
1022. go on the record.
Copy !req
1023. We seal the
rest forever.
Copy !req
1024. We'll forget about
the Disciplinary Committee.
Copy !req
1025. Andy...?
Copy !req
1026. Done.
Copy !req
1027. Captioning sponsored by
UNIVERSAL NETWORK TELEVISION
Copy !req
1028. and NBC
Copy !req