1. The writer tells me
the main character of the show is a cop...Copy !req
2. who gets his legs blown off
in Afghanistan...Copy !req
3. comes back, gets fitted for those
carbon compound kangaroo feet...Copy !req
4. like that Olympics guy who shot
his girlfriend in the can...Copy !req
5. and gets back on the job.Copy !req
6. So like what? Goes bouncing around
after the bad guys?Copy !req
7. - Apparently, that's the whole point.
- Robo douche.Copy !req
8. I told him,
"You wanna do something original?Copy !req
9. How about a series with a cop
who doesn't give a shit?"Copy !req
10. Punches out, comes home, has dinner
with his family, bangs the wife...Copy !req
11. and sleeps like a log.Copy !req
12. You write a show like that
and the job will throw you a parade.Copy !req
13. Am I right, Dennis?Copy !req
14. What the fuck you still doing here?Copy !req
15. What, do we gotta have another party
for you?Copy !req
16. Picking up some last things.Copy !req
17. Go home. Hit the links.Copy !req
18. Get the hell out of here.Copy !req
19. This is nice.Copy !req
20. Yeah, it's okay.Copy !req
21. The night of October 24th,Copy !req
22. did you encounter the defendant
and Andrea on West 87th Street?Copy !req
23. - I don't think I wanna answer that question.
- You kind of have to, Mr. Williams.Copy !req
24. Not true, not true.
It's called the Fifth Amendment.Copy !req
25. You're concerned about self-incrimination?Copy !req
26. What for? I ain't do nothing.Copy !req
27. Then do us all a favor
and answer the question.Copy !req
28. I don't think you right on that.
But— I mean, no disrespect.Copy !req
29. - But, yes.
- Tell her.Copy !req
30. - Yeah, I saw them.
- Were you alone?Copy !req
31. No.Copy !req
32. Why did you tell the detective you were?Copy !req
33. I misremembered.Copy !req
34. You misremembered, that's why?Copy !req
35. Not because you were afraid
of this person you were with?Copy !req
36. Is the Fifth okay here?Copy !req
37. No. That train's left the station, Mr.
Williams.Copy !req
38. - No. I'm not afraid of him.
- Him?Copy !req
39. Duane, dude's name is.Copy !req
40. Duane Reade.Copy !req
41. Yeah. And is that a curse or what?Copy !req
42. Bacon come to snatch you,
talking about "What's your name?"Copy !req
43. You like, "Duane Reade."Copy !req
44. And they like, "Oh, you trying to be funny,
motherfucker?" Blam, blam, blam!Copy !req
45. "Once again, what's your fucking name?"Copy !req
46. Right?Copy !req
47. - Thank you, Mr. Williams.
- You got it.Copy !req
48. Mrs. Weiss?Copy !req
49. No questions, Your Honor.Copy !req
50. Mr. Duane Reade.Copy !req
51. Where do you presently reside?Copy !req
52. - The Cave.
- Do you mean Cavendish State Penitentiary?Copy !req
53. That's what I said.Copy !req
54. How is it you find yourself there?Copy !req
55. They say a burglary. I say trespassing.
I didn't leave with nothing.Copy !req
56. Isn't that because the police apprehended you
before you could get out...Copy !req
57. - ... with the Fujitsu TV you were carrying?
- That's what they say.Copy !req
58. Was this your first arrest for burglary?Copy !req
59. I don't think so.Copy !req
60. I don't either.Copy !req
61. Because it was your 14th.Copy !req
62. And you assaulted seven
of these 14 homeowners with a knife.Copy !req
63. One Mr. Cuatro, do you remember him?Copy !req
64. That was self-defense.Copy !req
65. Dude come running up on me.
I had to fight for my life.Copy !req
66. Mr. Cuatro was 78 years old
and on an oxygen tank.Copy !req
67. Did you bring the knife with you?Copy !req
68. No. Got it from his kitchen.Copy !req
69. A five-inch steak knife,
according to the police report.Copy !req
70. You were arrested in the same manner
on September 20th, 2012...Copy !req
71. in possession of another steak knife.Copy !req
72. - Did you bring that one with you?
- Again, that was trespassing.Copy !req
73. It was aggravated sexual assault.Copy !req
74. But my question is
where the knife came from.Copy !req
75. The lady's sink, I think.Copy !req
76. Like with Mr. Cuatro and the others here,
you used a knife that was there.Copy !req
77. That's your MO?Copy !req
78. A shrug won't do, Mr. Reade.
We need to hear an answer.Copy !req
79. Okay.Copy !req
80. Yeah.Copy !req
81. Trevor Williams, you know him?Copy !req
82. - Yeah, I know him.
- He testified you didn't say anything...Copy !req
83. when you encountered the defendant
and Miss Cornish...Copy !req
84. outside her residence with him.Copy !req
85. - He said you just stood there.
- I'm going to Sharanda's, man.Copy !req
86. Silent.Copy !req
87. Watching them go inside.Copy !req
88. I know they got some weed over there too.Copy !req
89. What were you thinking about, I wonder?Copy !req
90. Any questions, Mrs. Weiss?Copy !req
91. No questions, Your Honor.Copy !req
92. Why isn't she questioning these guys?Copy !req
93. To say to the jury she's not concerned
about them.Copy !req
94. But she is.Copy !req
95. You're leaving me alone
with the undertaker?Copy !req
96. You'll be fine.Copy !req
97. Psst.Copy !req
98. What's going on here, Mr. Day?Copy !req
99. She threw a lit cigarette next
to the gas pump I was standing at.Copy !req
100. I put it out.Copy !req
101. Is that how people usually put out
cigarettes, on someone's car window?Copy !req
102. I know guys put it out in their mouth.Copy !req
103. Before you put it out,
you knocked on the window...Copy !req
104. like people do to say roll it down.
And we saw that she didn't roll it down.Copy !req
105. Do you think she
might have been afraid of you?Copy !req
106. Oh, no one's afraid of me.Copy !req
107. I am. After what you said to me
at the mortuary, remember?Copy !req
108. Am I right, that's inadmissible?Copy !req
109. That's heresy, right?Copy !req
110. Something like that.Copy !req
111. Disregard Miss Kapoor's last statement.Copy !req
112. This is an order of protection
issued against you...Copy !req
113. - ... by your wife, Michelle.
- Yeah, that's before we got back together.Copy !req
114. Oh, that's good. I'm happy for you both,
you managed to resolve that somehow.Copy !req
115. What about this 911 call she made
saying you were threatening her with a knife?Copy !req
116. The police come out,
by then she'd calmed down, that was that.Copy !req
117. This is one forgiving woman.Copy !req
118. I never did nothing to her.Copy !req
119. To who?Copy !req
120. Who we talking about, my wife.Copy !req
121. So you're done filling your hearse
at this point, but you're not leaving.Copy !req
122. You're just— I don't know what you're doing.
Just waiting?Copy !req
123. Resting.Copy !req
124. Now you're finally leaving just as they do.
Are you following them, Mr. Day?Copy !req
125. - No.
- Where are you going, then?Copy !req
126. My whereabouts are my business.Copy !req
127. Oh, be a sport and answer the lady.Copy !req
128. Home.Copy !req
129. To Michelle?Copy !req
130. To my other residence.Copy !req
131. - An SRO hotel for men on 135th Street.
- Is there something wrong with that?Copy !req
132. No. It's just, if you'd gone home
to Michelle...Copy !req
133. or a hotel with working security cameras
unlike this rooming house...Copy !req
134. we'd be able to verify
where you went that night.Copy !req
135. But we can't.Copy !req
136. - She doesn't listen to me, you know?
- I know.Copy !req
137. You look amazing, amazing.Copy !req
138. One. We're calling you as a witness.Copy !req
139. So while you're up there, you can explain
how you didn't kill your stepdaughter.Copy !req
140. Two. I don't work out enough,
so the next time you threaten my family...Copy !req
141. it'll be one of my clients
who pays you a visit.Copy !req
142. He's from New Jersey.Copy !req
143. All right, go on.Copy !req
144. Arms out.Copy !req
145. Please raise your right hand.Copy !req
146. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?Copy !req
147. Yeah.Copy !req
148. My condolences, Mr. Taylor,
and my apologies...Copy !req
149. but there are certain things
only you can clarify for us.Copy !req
150. How would you describe your relationship
with your stepdaughter?Copy !req
151. Not great, to be honest.Copy !req
152. Honesty is why we're here.Copy !req
153. How come it wasn't great, if you know?Copy !req
154. The drugs mainly.Copy !req
155. Her drug use made our relationship difficult.Copy !req
156. Hers with her mother.Copy !req
157. Frankly, mine with her mother.Copy !req
158. An addict's net casts wide.Copy !req
159. Her mother, your wife, Evelyn, died
last year, I was sorry to learn.Copy !req
160. How long were you married?Copy !req
161. Two years.Copy !req
162. And how did Andrea feel about it?Copy !req
163. Like a lot of kids feel
about second marriages.Copy !req
164. Seeing her mother happy—Copy !req
165. I assume she was happy.
—didn't make her daughter happy?Copy !req
166. No.Copy !req
167. Was the age difference an issue?
What is it, about 20 years?Copy !req
168. It didn't help. Andrea, I mean.Copy !req
169. It didn't matter at all to Evelyn or me.Copy !req
170. Was there anything else about the marriage
Andrea didn't like before, during, or after it?Copy !req
171. Yeah.Copy !req
172. Evelyn's will.Copy !req
173. It entitled you to something when Evelyn died
even though you'd been married just two years.Copy !req
174. - Yeah.
- And Andrea was unhappy with that?Copy !req
175. Outraged is the word.Copy !req
176. Outraged you were
to get half her mother's estate...Copy !req
177. which included the home on 87th Street...Copy !req
178. which has a current market value
of about $10 million.Copy !req
179. - That's right.
- So outraged she filed an appeal...Copy !req
180. in a probate court in hopes it would agree
with her you deserved nothing.Copy !req
181. - That's right.
- Did that outrage you?Copy !req
182. No. I understood why she felt like that.Copy !req
183. You understood it
but filed a countersuit against her.Copy !req
184. Did that help diffuse her outrage?Copy !req
185. No. It didn't.Copy !req
186. How did two people like this live
under one roof?Copy !req
187. They don't.Copy !req
188. She asked me to leave and I did.Copy !req
189. You moved out of her mother's
$10 million house to...?Copy !req
190. A fifth-floor walk-up in Queens.Copy !req
191. But you know what?Copy !req
192. Compared to being yelled at
by a 22-year-old drug addict...Copy !req
193. day in and day out, it's paradise.Copy !req
194. Well, now all that drama is over,
you can move back or sell it.Copy !req
195. That's my intention.Copy !req
196. What do you do for a living, Mr. Taylor?Copy !req
197. Personal trainer at Atlantis Fitness.Copy !req
198. Is that where you met Evelyn?Copy !req
199. No. I met her at prior health club
I was working at, Equinox.Copy !req
200. Why'd you leave Equinox for Atlantis?
Better pay?Copy !req
201. - No.
- Was it because of the members at Equinox...Copy !req
202. women members, complained
to the management about unwanted attention...Copy !req
203. from you?Copy !req
204. It wasn't true.Copy !req
205. But, yeah, a couple members said that.Copy !req
206. What do you make now at Atlantis?Copy !req
207. Look, it's obvious what you're saying...Copy !req
208. so why don't I just save you
all the cat and mouse...Copy !req
209. and these people,
some of their valuable time.Copy !req
210. I make about $35,000 a year there.Copy !req
211. Plus whatever I can pick up
with private lessons.Copy !req
212. I'm on the verge of bankruptcy.Copy !req
213. I filed for bankruptcy twice before.Copy !req
214. And no, I didn't kill my stepdaughter.Copy !req
215. Ever been arrested?Copy !req
216. - Yeah.
- Twice, right?Copy !req
217. Both times for domestic battery?Copy !req
218. Once against your ex-wife Jean...Copy !req
219. once against Andrea's mother.Copy !req
220. - Restraining orders in both cases.
- Yeah.Copy !req
221. Another of your entitlements now
is Andrea's trust fund...Copy !req
222. which you filed for in Surrogate's Court.Copy !req
223. When did you file this claim?Copy !req
224. The date? I don't know.Copy !req
225. Well, here it is, so let's have a look.Copy !req
226. October 27th.Copy !req
227. That's two days after her murder,
that Monday.Copy !req
228. Of course, it's closed
on Saturday and Sunday.Copy !req
229. Is the time of filing on there?Copy !req
230. Eight a.m.Copy !req
231. You know what time
Surrogate's Court opens?Copy !req
232. Eight a.m.Copy !req
233. Uh-huh.Copy !req
234. And when was Andrea's funeral?Copy !req
235. That Wednesday.Copy !req
236. So two days before you buried her,
you applied for her trust fund.Copy !req
237. Okay. I think I've got the time line straight.
Just one more question.Copy !req
238. When Andrea asked you to move out...Copy !req
239. do you know if she changed the locks
after that?Copy !req
240. I don't, because I haven't been back there.Copy !req
241. She didn't.Copy !req
242. Mrs. Weiss?Copy !req
243. No questions.Copy !req
244. Before this.Copy !req
245. I need the credit card receipts
from that night.Copy !req
246. Can't do it. Customer's private information.
Unless you brought a subpoena with you.Copy !req
247. I'm not talking about the cash purchases
you have no intention of reporting...Copy !req
248. just the credit cards.Copy !req
249. Not without a subpoena.Copy !req
250. Sorry.Copy !req
251. This is my subpoena,
only pretend it has a C on it.Copy !req
252. You should feel okay.Copy !req
253. - Do you?
- I do.Copy !req
254. Then you're a worse liar than the stepfather.Copy !req
255. Any case, there's nothing else to do.Copy !req
256. We're out of witnesses.Copy !req
257. We're done.Copy !req
258. I want to call Naz.Copy !req
259. - No, you don't.
- They need to hear from him.Copy !req
260. No, they don't.Copy !req
261. They've got all
the reasonable doubt they need.Copy !req
262. - I disagree.
- You disagree?Copy !req
263. You don't know enough to disagree.Copy !req
264. Who are you again?Copy !req
265. What's your experience? Remind me.Copy !req
266. Who are you?Copy !req
267. Look, when he walked into this courtroom
on day one...Copy !req
268. he was wearing the cloak
of presumed innocence.Copy !req
269. He's still wearing it and will continue to
unless he testifies, then he takes it off.Copy !req
270. - He forfeits it the minute he goes up there.
- No, he doesn't.Copy !req
271. To the jury he does. He gets in that box,
they'll expect him to prove his innocence.Copy !req
272. And everything else we've presented
goes out the window.Copy !req
273. You mean everything I've presented.Copy !req
274. You're killing me and that's fine,
but don't kill him.Copy !req
275. Go home and write your closing argument.Copy !req
276. You think you can handle it?Copy !req
277. - Do you?
- I do. And I think it's important.Copy !req
278. Like, We'll lose if I don't?Copy !req
279. I'm afraid we might.Copy !req
280. - If I do it, I'm gonna need some help.
- I'll walk you through the whole thing.Copy !req
281. But once I sit down and she stands up,
there's not much I can do.Copy !req
282. That's not the kind of help I mean.Copy !req
283. - Hey, John.
- Hey.Copy !req
284. Sorry I didn't make it to your party.Copy !req
285. You mean my wake.Copy !req
286. What you should do is come work with me
in cardholder security.Copy !req
287. I swear, it's the best job I ever had.Copy !req
288. Listen, I need a favor.Copy !req
289. I need the names and addresses
without a subpoena.Copy !req
290. No problem.Copy !req
291. I'll start packing for prison right now.Copy !req
292. - Thanks, John.
- Hey.Copy !req
293. Gate!Copy !req
294. Did you bring it?Copy !req
295. You better say yes.Copy !req
296. You did it?Copy !req
297. It's okay.Copy !req
298. Where's the rest of it?Copy !req
299. I got you.Copy !req
300. Okay.Copy !req
301. Officer?Copy !req
302. In the short time
you and Andrea were together...Copy !req
303. did you develop any feelings towards her?Copy !req
304. I did. I liked her a lot.Copy !req
305. She was fun just to be with
in a way a lot my friends can't be.Copy !req
306. They were raised conservatively.Copy !req
307. - As Muslims, you mean?
- Yes.Copy !req
308. Later that night when you found her,
can you describe that for us?Copy !req
309. I woke up in the kitchen...Copy !req
310. and walked up the stairs,
down the hall to the bedroom...Copy !req
311. to get dressed and say goodbye.Copy !req
312. She didn't say anything.Copy !req
313. So I touched her to wake her.Copy !req
314. I felt in my hand something wet.Copy !req
315. I turned on the lamp next to the bed
and saw her.Copy !req
316. The blood, the wounds, and, uh...Copy !req
317. - She was dead.
- Yeah.Copy !req
318. And you?Copy !req
319. I panicked and I ran.Copy !req
320. I wish I hadn't done that.
I'm ashamed that I did that.Copy !req
321. But I did.Copy !req
322. I was scared.Copy !req
323. Did you kill her?Copy !req
324. No.Copy !req
325. No. I couldn't have.Copy !req
326. Even if I was out of my mind,
I could never do that.Copy !req
327. I know it in my heart.Copy !req
328. Thank you.Copy !req
329. Mrs. Weiss?Copy !req
330. You ever lie, Mr. Khan?Copy !req
331. I try not to.Copy !req
332. Is taking things without permission,
like taxi cabs, a kind of lie?Copy !req
333. Yes.Copy !req
334. What about getting doctors
to prescribe amphetamines...Copy !req
335. and then selling them at a whopping profit
to your friends?Copy !req
336. Ever tell your conservative parents
about that?Copy !req
337. No.Copy !req
338. When Andrea got in your cab...Copy !req
339. did you ask her to get out
like those other two guys?Copy !req
340. Uh, no.Copy !req
341. Because she was pretty?Copy !req
342. - I guess.
- Okay.Copy !req
343. So now she's in your cab,
you're driving her around, buying her beer.Copy !req
344. You have any notions where it might lead?Copy !req
345. Notions?Copy !req
346. Notions, thoughts.
Like, with any luck it might lead to sex.Copy !req
347. I don't really do that type of thing.Copy !req
348. - Which?
- Have sex with somebody I just met.Copy !req
349. Isn't that exactly what you did
three hours later?Copy !req
350. Yeah.Copy !req
351. What kind of sex did you guys have?Copy !req
352. If you're worried
about your parents hearing this...Copy !req
353. I'll give them a chance to leave.Copy !req
354. Just regular sex.Copy !req
355. I'm afraid we're gonna need more than that.Copy !req
356. Objection. No, we don't.Copy !req
357. Overruled.Copy !req
358. I— I don't remember the details.Copy !req
359. Is that because you have sex so often,
it kind of just all blurs together?Copy !req
360. No.Copy !req
361. How many times have you had sex,
with women or men?Copy !req
362. Once before, with a girl.Copy !req
363. Only once before?Copy !req
364. And you don't remember anything
about this second time?Copy !req
365. There were a lot of drugs.Copy !req
366. Oh, we've heard.Copy !req
367. A lot of foreplay too?Copy !req
368. No. She didn't want a lot of that.Copy !req
369. She didn't. Okay.Copy !req
370. How about you? Is that how you like it?Copy !req
371. How would you like it?Copy !req
372. Excuse me?Copy !req
373. Having to sit up here
in front of all these people...Copy !req
374. answering this type of question?Copy !req
375. That's what you meant.Copy !req
376. Well, I wouldn't.Copy !req
377. But if I was on trial for murder...Copy !req
378. and freely chose to testify,
I'd have to answer the questions I'm asked.Copy !req
379. You know what...Copy !req
380. let's go to just after
not-much-foreplay sex.Copy !req
381. What you did between then and when you say
you woke up in the kitchen downstairs.Copy !req
382. I don't remember.Copy !req
383. This is a crucial period of time, Mr. Khan.Copy !req
384. You might wanna try harder to remember,
for your sake.Copy !req
385. I know, but I can't.Copy !req
386. Nothing?Copy !req
387. Not doing anything? Not hearing anything?
Not even going down there?Copy !req
388. Nothing.Copy !req
389. So you woke up.Copy !req
390. You walk back upstairs.
You found her dead.Copy !req
391. - And you ran in a blind panic?
- Yes.Copy !req
392. But then you ran back and broke back into
the same place you just ran from in a panic.Copy !req
393. Remind me why.Copy !req
394. My car keys were in my jacket,
which was inside.Copy !req
395. Right. So you grabbed your jacket
and ran out again.Copy !req
396. Yes.Copy !req
397. - Grab anything else?
- No.Copy !req
398. The vial of ketamine
was already in your jacket pocket?Copy !req
399. No, you're right.
I picked that up off the coffee table.Copy !req
400. This drug your attorney says was Andrea's?Copy !req
401. It was hers.Copy !req
402. So why would you take it?Copy !req
403. Heh, I don't know.Copy !req
404. - Take anything else?
- No.Copy !req
405. Think.Copy !req
406. No.Copy !req
407. So the murder weapon
was already in your pocket?Copy !req
408. Objection.Copy !req
409. Fine. So the knife
was already in your pocket?Copy !req
410. No. I took that with me too.Copy !req
411. Why?Copy !req
412. Because I knew how it looked.Copy !req
413. You were drunk, drugged, scared,
and in a blind panic.Copy !req
414. But you still knew how it looked?Copy !req
415. - Yeah.
- How did it look?Copy !req
416. Like I killed her.Copy !req
417. All right.Copy !req
418. So you left the house again
with the ketamine and the knife...Copy !req
419. got in your father's cab.Copy !req
420. We've heard what happened after that
from law enforcement officers.Copy !req
421. And now, you're in a patrol car...Copy !req
422. being taken to the precinct by Officer
Bell, who thinks you're a witness...Copy !req
423. and you ask him what?Copy !req
424. Is she dead?Copy !req
425. - Why did you ask him that?
- Because I hoped it wasn't true.Copy !req
426. Please read back the testimony
from "I turned on the lamp."Copy !req
427. "Mr. Khan. I turned on the lamp next to the bed
and saw her. The blood, the wounds, and...Copy !req
428. Miss Kapoor. She was dead.
Mr. Khan. Yeah."Copy !req
429. So when you saw her
just before you ran in a blind panic...Copy !req
430. she was dead.Copy !req
431. And two hours later in the patrol car,
you weren't sure.Copy !req
432. She looked like she was dead.Copy !req
433. - But conceivably she wasn't?
- I don't know.Copy !req
434. - You didn't check her pulse?
- No.Copy !req
435. - You didn't call 911?
- No.Copy !req
436. Why not,
if it was possible she was still alive?Copy !req
437. I don't know. I wasn't thinking.Copy !req
438. You see why I'm having some trouble here?Copy !req
439. You had the presence of mind
to run from a crime scene...Copy !req
440. to remove evidence
implicating you in the crime...Copy !req
441. to operate a motor vehicle
without crashing into anything...Copy !req
442. but you didn't have the presence of mind
to dial three numbers on your phone?Copy !req
443. The prophet Muhammad has this to say
about that:Copy !req
444. "Hurry with all the strength of your legs
to the one who needs help."Copy !req
445. Is that what you did for Andrea?Copy !req
446. Here's the deal, Mr. Khan, and you know it.Copy !req
447. Whether you stabbed her or not...Copy !req
448. you could have saved her.Copy !req
449. This young woman who you barely knew,
but who you say you liked.Copy !req
450. Did you kill her?Copy !req
451. I don't know.Copy !req
452. I'm done.Copy !req
453. Miss Kapoor?Copy !req
454. Um...Copy !req
455. The defense rests, Your Honor.Copy !req
456. You know, at the beginning,
I thought we had maybe a 10 percent shot.Copy !req
457. Now?Copy !req
458. Zero.Copy !req
459. You just convicted him.Copy !req
460. No.Copy !req
461. I'm not discussing it.Copy !req
462. Jurors, I'll remind you
not to discuss this case with anyone...Copy !req
463. and keep your TVs, computers,
and iPads off.Copy !req
464. Have a nice, electronics-free weekend.
I'll see you on Monday.Copy !req
465. Hey, Mike.Copy !req
466. The shooting in the strip club last Yom
Kippur, what was the vic's name again?Copy !req
467. Are you still here?Copy !req
468. What the fuck?Copy !req
469. You don't remember?Copy !req
470. Red Label, rocks.Copy !req
471. How's it going?Copy !req
472. Good.Copy !req
473. Dennis.Copy !req
474. Ray-Copy !req
475. - Nice to meet you.
- Yup.Copy !req
476. What do you do, Ray?Copy !req
477. - Financial advisor.
- Ah.Copy !req
478. I play golf.Copy !req
479. Like a golf pro?Copy !req
480. Like retired.Copy !req
481. Used to drink Midletons...Copy !req
482. but for us pensioners,
it's rail scotch from now on.Copy !req
483. Good days are gone.Copy !req
484. - Excuse me. Hi. Check.
- You don't remember me.Copy !req
485. Huh?Copy !req
486. I was at the 2-1 the night you got shot.
I talked to you in the hospital.Copy !req
487. Christ, what's that like?Copy !req
488. I mean, not getting shot.
I know what that's like.Copy !req
489. But getting shot two inches from your balls
by some fucking pimp?Copy !req
490. It was nice meeting you.Copy !req
491. I just told you,
we met before, on Yom Kippur.Copy !req
492. - Yeah, I heard you. I don't care.
- Ray.Copy !req
493. Sit.Copy !req
494. What were you thinking then?
Because I don't get it.Copy !req
495. You think you can beat up prostitutes
like that?Copy !req
496. And there's not gonna be some kind of
consequence? And keep doing it?Copy !req
497. Are you out of your mind?Copy !req
498. You are, aren't you?Copy !req
499. We got another connection.Copy !req
500. Friend of yours and my last job
before this fucking retirement.Copy !req
501. Andrea.Copy !req
502. Tragic death.Copy !req
503. Nice girl, by all accounts.Copy !req
504. I mean, she had her personal problems,
but who doesn't?Copy !req
505. You do.Copy !req
506. How much money do you lose here
every month?Copy !req
507. Is that what the fight was about that night?
Money?Copy !req
508. Withdrawals from her accounts?Copy !req
509. Or are you gonna tell me
it was just a lovers' quarrel?Copy !req
510. She was a client, not a girlfriend.Copy !req
511. I'm not sure which is worse for you...Copy !req
512. but I beg to differ.Copy !req
513. So you went there later, after this.Copy !req
514. Woke her up, tried to talk to her again.Copy !req
515. Told her you'd get her money back.
You couldn't.Copy !req
516. She told you to get out,
maybe reached for the phone to call the cops.Copy !req
517. You went downstairs, opened a drawer,
took a knife out—Copy !req
518. The killer's on trial. You guys arrested him.Copy !req
519. I'm not her boyfriend.Copy !req
520. - And now I'm leaving.
- Now you're just being stupid.Copy !req
521. It's better for you you were seeing her.Copy !req
522. That explains your semen in her bedroom.Copy !req
523. If you weren't her boyfriend,
then what the fuck, Ray?Copy !req
524. Don't be an idiot.Copy !req
525. I know you know what's next.Copy !req
526. If you weren't there, then where were you?Copy !req
527. - Home.
- Everyone's at home, eventually.Copy !req
528. Before that, say, around midnight.Copy !req
529. - Here's the deal—
- Here's the deal, talk to my lawyer.Copy !req
530. Oh, I will. Or rather, the prosecutor will.
But that's not the deal.Copy !req
531. The deal is...Copy !req
532. I know you weren't home.Copy !req
533. Fucking cell phones, pinging all the time,
even when you turn them off.Copy !req
534. - And I will find the knife.
- We're done.Copy !req
535. No problem. Another Red Label.Copy !req
536. What, are you waiting for me to cuff you
or something? I told you, I'm retired.Copy !req
537. Get the fuck out of here.Copy !req
538. Forgot his hat.Copy !req
539. Can I sit?Copy !req
540. What's your name?Copy !req
541. Terry.Copy !req
542. Naz.Copy !req
543. Who did that to you?Copy !req
544. I don't know.Copy !req
545. That's a good start, Terry.Copy !req
546. Let me guess, they told you to tell your mom
to put money into their commissary account...Copy !req
547. and you said no.Copy !req
548. That's exactly what happened.Copy !req
549. You married?Copy !req
550. I gotta talk to a friend of mine first but I
can maybe get you some protection in here.Copy !req
551. You don't gotta say yes or no now.
Just putting it out there.Copy !req
552. Okay.Copy !req
553. He's married.Copy !req
554. So he could swallow
his wife's dope his self.Copy !req
555. She didn't exactly keep her financial records
neatly organized...Copy !req
556. but neither did we.Copy !req
557. Most of her bank statements
were still in their envelopes unopened...Copy !req
558. scattered around with old Vogue magazines
and some junk mail...Copy !req
559. which CSU basically threw into a box.Copy !req
560. But this one she did open, September's.Copy !req
561. Three hundred thousand, gone.Copy !req
562. She could have loaned it to him.Copy !req
563. Or he could have just taken it.Copy !req
564. He had power of attorney.Copy !req
565. In any case, she knew.Copy !req
566. He said he went home after this.Copy !req
567. And he did, via the Midtown Tunnel...Copy !req
568. through a cash lane,
even though he's got an E-ZPass.Copy !req
569. Yeah. At 2:00 a.m.Copy !req
570. And here he is at 3:00 a.m.Copy !req
571. We've got more on the kid.Copy !req
572. Ladies and gentlemen,
Mrs. Weiss has presented to us a case—Copy !req
573. Ladies and gentlemen,
the Constitution asks of you to review—Copy !req
574. The Constitution asks of you
to review the material...Copy !req
575. in light of the evidence presented,
and asks that we ask ourselves—Copy !req
576. What she did
was unprofessional, unethical...Copy !req
577. and grounds for a mistrial, after which,
the state asks itself:Copy !req
578. "Do we really wanna go through all this
again...Copy !req
579. knowing next time,
he'll have a real attorney defending him?"Copy !req
580. - You?
- No. Heh.Copy !req
581. Someone good. They'll be lining up.Copy !req
582. What would happen to her?Copy !req
583. What do you care?
You like her like you liked Andrea?Copy !req
584. Take your hand off your dick.Copy !req
585. Are you high?Copy !req
586. No.Copy !req
587. What'll happen to her is something between
a reprimand and a disbarment.Copy !req
588. Probably, her career is over.Copy !req
589. But it's your life we're talking about, so...Copy !req
590. Look, 20 years from now
when you wake up in your cell...Copy !req
591. and you look at yourself
in your dented tin mirror...Copy !req
592. here's what you're gonna see:Copy !req
593. Someone you don't recognize...Copy !req
594. who made the wrong decision
when he had the chance to save himself.Copy !req
595. Is that a yes?Copy !req
596. Okay. Good.Copy !req
597. Ah, I wish you hadn't done that.Copy !req
598. Why, you don't like it?Copy !req
599. No.Copy !req
600. It's on the jury's side.Copy !req
601. I really don't know what to say,
Miss Kapoor.Copy !req
602. Do you?Copy !req
603. - I made a terrible mistake.
- Mistake?Copy !req
604. Okay, let me ask you.Copy !req
605. What other careers
did you consider in college?Copy !req
606. Okay.Copy !req
607. This is what's going to happen.Copy !req
608. I'm going to turn this
into the ethics committee, obviously...Copy !req
609. then finish this trial.Copy !req
610. Miss Kapoor, you are now second chair.Copy !req
611. John, you'll take over.Copy !req
612. - I can't do that.
- Sure, you can.Copy !req
613. There's nothing left but closing arguments.Copy !req
614. The jury's barely seen me.Copy !req
615. All of a sudden, I'm there
giving the closing argument?Copy !req
616. It'll be fine.Copy !req
617. No, no, no.Copy !req
618. No. This is...Copy !req
619. clearly grounds for a mistrial.Copy !req
620. No. What this is,
is an attempt to try to force a mistrial.Copy !req
621. But you don't force anything in my court.Copy !req
622. Well— I'll appeal.
- No law against it.Copy !req
623. - I'm serious.
- I heard you.Copy !req
624. Which won't be good for you.Copy !req
625. Excuse me?Copy !req
626. It'll be fine, John.Copy !req
627. You'll do fine in there.Copy !req
628. Bye now.Copy !req
629. - It didn't work.
- Sorry?Copy !req
630. That tape you dropped off at my door,
there's no mistrial.Copy !req
631. - Ten dumplings.
- Hold on.Copy !req
632. - I'm not following.
- Sure you are.Copy !req
633. My question is why?Copy !req
634. I really don't know
what the fuck you're talking about.Copy !req
635. What'd you find, huh?Copy !req
636. You must be pretty sure about it.Copy !req
637. Who is it?Copy !req
638. Who did it?Copy !req
639. It may not be that bad.Copy !req
640. The circumstances, the fact you're young,
you know, that'll count for something.Copy !req
641. - Thank you.
- For?Copy !req
642. For, um...Copy !req
643. I don't know. Not lecturing me.Copy !req
644. I'm too busy to lecture.Copy !req
645. Besides, you know what you did.Copy !req
646. So chin up, finish this trial...Copy !req
647. and then clear out your fucking desk.Copy !req
648. Ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
649. Oh...Copy !req
650. Ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
651. when you file a request
for a document from the FBI...Copy !req
652. under the Freedom of Information Act...Copy !req
653. this is what you get.Copy !req
654. It's called a redacted document,
edited to render unreadable...Copy !req
655. any content the FBI deems a threat
to national security...Copy !req
656. or, more often, to the security
of the workings of the FBI itself.Copy !req
657. Redaction equals self-preservation.Copy !req
658. Like this, there is a redaction...Copy !req
659. in the middle of what the defendant
has told you...Copy !req
660. about the night of Andrea's murder.Copy !req
661. A black rectangle of nothing...Copy !req
662. between the time he had sex with her...Copy !req
663. and when he, as he says,
found her bleeding out.Copy !req
664. He says he can't remember anything.Copy !req
665. He fell asleep. He passed out.Copy !req
666. He has redacted a crucial period of time.Copy !req
667. Why? For the same reason
this is blacked out.Copy !req
668. Self-preservation.Copy !req
669. His defense team has tried to say
there are other people...Copy !req
670. with motive, opportunity, and histories
more consistent than Mr. Khan's...Copy !req
671. with such a horrendous crime as this.Copy !req
672. I'd ask why, but you know why.Copy !req
673. It's desperation.Copy !req
674. Because they know a redacted story
doesn't sit well with an intelligent jury.Copy !req
675. Is there any evidence any other person
was in the house that night?Copy !req
676. No.Copy !req
677. Nasir Khan was the only person in the house
the night Andrea was murdered...Copy !req
678. in the bedroom she was murdered,
in the bed she was murdered.Copy !req
679. He's the only person whose blood is there...Copy !req
680. whose prints are there,
whose semen is there.Copy !req
681. The only person who had a knife in his pocket
with her blood on it.Copy !req
682. He was, that night and to this day,
the only suspect the police considered.Copy !req
683. Because—Copy !req
684. Because he was and is...Copy !req
685. the only killer of this beautiful,
young woman.Copy !req
686. This is not a penknife or a grapefruit knife.Copy !req
687. This knife is designed to cut through meat...Copy !req
688. and that's what Mr. Khan used it for...Copy !req
689. cutting through tendons, muscle, bone,
and a head...Copy !req
690. 22 times.Copy !req
691. Thank you.Copy !req
692. Ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
693. Ladies and—Copy !req
694. Ladies—Copy !req
695. Ladies and gentlemen,
in the rush to judgment—Copy !req
696. Okay, now. The rushed...Copy !req
697. There's two other guys.
There's Duane Reade—Copy !req
698. You can't deny that. That's right.Copy !req
699. God!Copy !req
700. Right.Copy !req
701. What the fuck? God!Copy !req
702. Fuck!Copy !req
703. God!Copy !req
704. Oh, no, hey, I need this
like a fucking hole in the head! Ah!Copy !req
705. Mm.Copy !req
706. Fuck!Copy !req
707. Fucking get—Copy !req
708. Fuck!Copy !req
709. God.Copy !req
710. You under any unusual stress?Copy !req
711. You could say that.Copy !req
712. - Who gave you this?
- Some Chinese guy on Canal Street.Copy !req
713. Canal Street.Copy !req
714. Did he also offer to re-tar your driveway?Copy !req
715. Unless you like insomnia, panic attacks,
confusion, and psychosis...Copy !req
716. you don't wanna make a habit out of this.Copy !req
717. I'm gonna be honest with you.Copy !req
718. This isn't what I normally do.Copy !req
719. I mean, obviously,
someone who looks like this...Copy !req
720. doesn't make his living
doing public speaking.Copy !req
721. I'm sorry you even have to look at this.Copy !req
722. What I normally do is plea my clients out...Copy !req
723. because 95 percent of the time,
they did what they were charged with.Copy !req
724. They sold that dope, they solicited that guy,
they stole that iPhone.Copy !req
725. It's clear to me just looking at them.Copy !req
726. So, I tell them:Copy !req
727. "Don't be stupid, take the deal."Copy !req
728. The first time I saw Naz...Copy !req
729. he was sitting alone in a holding cell
at the 21st Precinct.Copy !req
730. He'd just been arrested.Copy !req
731. I walked past him...Copy !req
732. out of the station and then stopped.Copy !req
733. I turned around and went back.Copy !req
734. Why?Copy !req
735. Because I didn't see
what I see in my other clients.Copy !req
736. And I still don't after all this time.Copy !req
737. What I see is what happens
when you put a kid in Rikers, and say:Copy !req
738. "Okay, now survive that...Copy !req
739. while we try you for something
you didn't do."Copy !req
740. And that's how you survive Rikers.Copy !req
741. Oh, there were crimes committed
that night, no doubt.Copy !req
742. Crime one, stood up by a friend with a car...Copy !req
743. a young man takes his father's cab
without permission...Copy !req
744. to go to a party in Manhattan.Copy !req
745. Crime two, a young woman buys
some powerful illegal drugs.Copy !req
746. Crime three, on the banks
of the Hudson River...Copy !req
747. under the George Washington Bridge...Copy !req
748. she gives him
one of those illegal drugs, MDMA.Copy !req
749. Crime four, later at her house...Copy !req
750. she gives him another illegal drug,
ketamine...Copy !req
751. which, with the ecstasy, and enough
tequila to topple a saguaro cactus...Copy !req
752. knocks him out like the horses
vets give ketamine to.Copy !req
753. Crime five, upon discovering the body...Copy !req
754. instead of reporting it, he runs.Copy !req
755. Crime six, he makes an illegal left turn.Copy !req
756. Crime seven, he resists arrest.Copy !req
757. Those are the crimes committed
by these two young people that night...Copy !req
758. and the only ones we have proof of.Copy !req
759. What we don't have proof of
is who committed the crime...Copy !req
760. he's been charged with.Copy !req
761. The prosecution has presented
what it says is proof...Copy !req
762. but at the end of the day...Copy !req
763. it's circumstance and speculation.Copy !req
764. The rush to judgment against Nasir Khan...Copy !req
765. began at the 21st Precinct
at 4:45 a.m. the night of...Copy !req
766. and ended 10 seconds later
when he was tackled to the floor.Copy !req
767. The police investigated no one else...Copy !req
768. not the stepfather who had
a tempestuous relationship with the victim...Copy !req
769. even though the percentage
of killers who know their victims...Copy !req
770. is five times greater
than that of strangers...Copy !req
771. and even though among the fraction
of strangers who do commit murder...Copy !req
772. there were two individuals...Copy !req
773. the couple had confrontations
with that night.Copy !req
774. One with a history of battery...Copy !req
775. the other with multiple convictions
for aggravated assault...Copy !req
776. every time using a knife
from the victim's own home.Copy !req
777. The night Naz was arrested...Copy !req
778. he lost a lot.Copy !req
779. He lost his freedom...Copy !req
780. to return home to his family,
to his school...Copy !req
781. to his night job
that helps pay for that school.Copy !req
782. But what he didn't lose,
and what none of us can lose...Copy !req
783. were his constitutional rights
to an attorney...Copy !req
784. to a fair and impartial trial by you,
his peers...Copy !req
785. and to the presumption of his innocence...Copy !req
786. beyond a reasonable doubt.Copy !req
787. Hmm.Copy !req
788. We hear that term a lot.Copy !req
789. But what does it really mean, huh?Copy !req
790. What's its definition?Copy !req
791. It doesn't have one.Copy !req
792. It's what we think...Copy !req
793. and as much as what we think,
what we feel.Copy !req
794. And what we feel...Copy !req
795. and what you feel...Copy !req
796. will determine what happens...Copy !req
797. to the rest of this young man's life.Copy !req
798. Thank you.Copy !req
799. Thank you.Copy !req
800. Nothing.Copy !req
801. See you tomorrow.Copy !req
802. Okay.Copy !req
803. Oh, we got your Viagra now.Copy !req
804. I don't give a fuck anymore.Copy !req
805. Heh. That's a good one.Copy !req
806. - Want a receipt?
- Mm-mm.Copy !req
807. Worse comes to worst,
it's not so bad in here, is it?Copy !req
808. I mean...Copy !req
809. you got people
that care about you in here.Copy !req
810. I care about you.Copy !req
811. - Why?
- Heh.Copy !req
812. How many times I gotta tell you?Copy !req
813. I don't believe it.Copy !req
814. Man, these dudes in here, upstate,
places I've been...Copy !req
815. I mean, whether they in here
for selling drugs or murder...Copy !req
816. they all got one thing in common.Copy !req
817. You ask them...Copy !req
818. every last one say they innocent.Copy !req
819. But they all got that stink about them.Copy !req
820. Every moron to millionaire.Copy !req
821. That lying stink.Copy !req
822. But you?Copy !req
823. You smell like innocence.Copy !req
824. You the real deal, Naz.Copy !req
825. That makes you one of a kind.Copy !req
826. And the fact that you under my wing?Copy !req
827. It's like...Copy !req
828. like I got something nobody else got.Copy !req
829. It's like...Copy !req
830. like I got a unicorn. Heh-heh.Copy !req
831. So, why would I not take care of you?Copy !req
832. What kind of a cold individual
do you think I am?Copy !req
833. All rise.Copy !req
834. How we doing?Copy !req
835. Not good.Copy !req
836. Well, I'm sorry to hear that,
but I have to ask you to go back.Copy !req
837. Your Honor, we're not getting
anywhere in there.Copy !req
838. You're discussing things.Copy !req
839. You're having some differences of opinion.Copy !req
840. We're deadlocked.Copy !req
841. No, you're not.Copy !req
842. I don't like that word.Copy !req
843. I'm not going to let you use it.Copy !req
844. Someone's holding out.Copy !req
845. - You keep talking.
- Not gonna happen.Copy !req
846. Sure, it will. What's the count?Copy !req
847. Six to six.Copy !req
848. And it's not gonna change.Copy !req
849. So...Copy !req
850. I'm sorry, Your Honor.Copy !req
851. But we're done.Copy !req
852. Thank you for your service.Copy !req
853. The jury is dismissed.Copy !req
854. So, Mrs. Weiss, what's your pleasure?Copy !req
855. Shall we impanel a new jury for retrial?Copy !req
856. Say, next week?Copy !req
857. No, Your Honor.Copy !req
858. My office declines to prosecute further.Copy !req
859. You're free.Copy !req
860. Free to go home.Copy !req
861. As per usual, I see some old faces.Copy !req
862. Glad you learned your lesson.Copy !req
863. Now for the freshmen, I'll keep it simple.Copy !req
864. - You get told to do something, you do it.
- Gate!Copy !req
865. You lay a finger on any of us,
we break out the riot gear.Copy !req
866. We put you in the fucking hospital,
and we add another charge.Copy !req
867. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
868. Come on.Copy !req
869. Come on.Copy !req
870. Your pay.Copy !req
871. Metro Card, one ride.Copy !req
872. Wait a second.Copy !req
873. He left this for you.Copy !req
874. NYU campus security.Copy !req
875. So back in uniform.Copy !req
876. Sort of.Copy !req
877. You sure you wouldn't
rather slit your wrists?Copy !req
878. It's a job.Copy !req
879. I got a job for you.Copy !req
880. Let's go get him.Copy !req
881. It's hot.Copy !req
882. Anything you want to do tonight?Copy !req
883. Go out, see your friends?Copy !req
884. You should. It's fine.Copy !req
885. No, this is fine.Copy !req
886. Okay.Copy !req
887. I spent a lot of time sitting on this bed
when you were gone.Copy !req
888. I'm so happy you're home.Copy !req
889. You thought I killed her.Copy !req
890. Never.Copy !req
891. Okay, Mom.Copy !req
892. So right now at the 21st Precinct,
there's someone in the pen.Copy !req
893. They'll take him down
to The Tombs, to court, to Rikers.Copy !req
894. Meanwhile, there's
someone else in the pen.Copy !req
895. Tomorrow, someone else,
the next day, someone else.Copy !req
896. No one's even thinking about you anymore.Copy !req
897. Except everybody here.Copy !req
898. So what?Copy !req
899. People stare at me every day
like I got leprosy.Copy !req
900. They don't wanna be anywhere near me.Copy !req
901. I repulse them.Copy !req
902. See?Copy !req
903. You learned something in there.Copy !req
904. Everyone's got a cross to bear, Naz.Copy !req
905. Pardon the expression.Copy !req
906. Fuck them all.Copy !req
907. Live your life.Copy !req
908. Thank you for what you did for me.Copy !req
909. Don't mention it.Copy !req
910. Yo, you got that?Copy !req
911. I got that.Copy !req
912. All right.Copy !req
913. Four days later,
the CSI team enters Patty and JR's bedroom...Copy !req
914. one of the last places Patty was seen
before she vanished.Copy !req
915. They notice several stained indentations
in the linoleum floor...Copy !req
916. mend begin their testing with luminol...Copy !req
917. a chemical used to indicate
the possible presence of blood.Copy !req
918. Yeah?Copy !req
919. Let me stop you.Copy !req
920. Whatever you did or you didn't do,
it's 250 bucks, cash only.Copy !req
921. No credit cards or personal checks.Copy !req
922. Okay. Sit tight, don't talk to anybody.
I'll be down there in a little while.Copy !req
923. You're gonna be fine.Copy !req
924. Beautiful animals suffer every day.Copy !req
925. They live in squalor.Copy !req
926. With no food, no shelter, and no love.Copy !req
927. These are the forgotten ones.Copy !req
928. Loving animals who are abused
and neglected.Copy !req
929. Suffering all alone and living in fear.Copy !req
930. Please, don't forget them.Copy !req
931. Reach out and tell that animal
you'll be there.Copy !req
932. Go online or call now.Copy !req
933. Give your monthly gift of support.Copy !req
934. For only $18 a month...Copy !req
935. this is your chance to pull in animals
from the depths of despair.Copy !req
936. To save them from a life of pain,
provide them with the food...Copy !req