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  • 03/05/2025
Diagnosis Murder Season 7 Episode 16 Murder By Remote

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00:00They finished?
00:30A few more days, a week at the most, they'll have the floor dug out and they'll be able to start shoring up and resurfacing.
00:39I'm not going to last that long.
00:41You know, maybe you ought to work a different ship for a few weeks.
00:45Dan, it doesn't work that way.
00:48Well, can't you tell the criminals what time to do their crimes?
00:51No, I think the only solution is for me to move.
00:54Well, you know, I could probably get you a good deal on the hotel.
00:56No, actually, I've been meaning to talk to you.
01:00I was thinking that, you know, maybe it's time for me to buy my own place.
01:08Well, I guess a house is a good investment.
01:12That, and plus it'll be closer to work, you know.
01:15Of course, there's also the tax write-off.
01:17You know, the thing is, it's always so quiet and peaceful here at the beach.
01:22What?
01:22I said it's so peaceful and quiet here at the beach.
01:29Good morning, Lana.
01:31It's 6.55.
01:32The exterior temperature is 64 degrees Fahrenheit and rising.
01:41Is the pool ready?
01:43The pool water is stable at 82 degrees Fahrenheit.
01:48Open the pool cover, then.
01:59Lana, you have a visitor.
02:02Hey.
02:05Yup.
02:07Come around back, Jesse.
02:09Let him in.
02:10Security system disengaged.
02:20Wow.
02:22This place is something.
02:23Thanks.
02:24Hi.
02:26My dad said he built it just so that I moved back home.
02:28I guess it worked, huh?
02:30I guess it did.
02:31Hey, is there a place I could put these on?
02:34Uh, yeah.
02:35The bathroom's just off the kitchen.
02:37I left some OJ on the counter.
02:39Hey, thanks.
02:39Thanks.
02:39Hey, thanks.
02:55Warning.
02:56Do not release the pool.
03:00Lana!
03:01Warning.
03:02Do not release the pool.
03:04Lana!
03:04Lana!
03:07Lana!
03:08Lana!
03:10Lana!
03:11Lana!
03:12It is now safe to enter.
03:15It is now safe to enter.
03:18It is now safe to enter.
03:18profession.
04:50So did her mother want her to be a doctor or marry a doctor?
04:54I don't know, a little bit of both, I guess.
04:56Her mom is a surgeon. She used to work in a community gym.
04:59And this is Lana's father, Sonson?
05:02Yeah, she was living here.
05:03Sort of a temporary, permanent thing.
05:05Kind of like you and...
05:07Kind of like me and my dad?
05:08Yeah. No, because that's like entirely different.
05:11No, she just moved in.
05:14And I've been living with my father forever.
05:17You guys have a great house.
05:19On the beach, and you get along so well.
05:21I'm moving out.
05:22Really?
05:24Yeah, I've already got a realtor looking.
05:28Uh, Jess, don't mess with that.
05:29Will you answer? We're finished.
05:31It wasn't me. It's the computer.
05:34The computer closed the blinds?
05:36The entire house is wired.
05:38A state-of-the-art computer runs everything.
05:41The blinds are set to adjust and close
05:43every time the sunlight hits it in a different angle.
05:46But you can do that?
05:47This house can do anything.
05:49It even warned Lana not to jump in the pool.
05:51And she did anyway?
05:53I don't know. I was here in the kitchen.
05:55You wouldn't happen to know the name of the company
05:57that installed the system, would you?
06:00I guess we could find out.
06:06May I see some identification, please?
06:24Lieutenant Steve Sloan.
06:30Thank you, Lieutenant.
06:36Lieutenant?
07:00Your system opened the door, Mr. Locatelli?
07:02Bruce, please.
07:03Yes. Yes, it did.
07:04It also sensed your presence
07:07and turned on the lights.
07:08Would you come to my office?
07:14Your sound system on sensors, too?
07:17And he shall have music wherever he goes.
07:20If you don't like the selection,
07:22my CD library is at your command.
07:25Or actually, my command.
07:27It only responds to voices it recognizes.
07:30Is this the same system you installed
07:32at John Kravitz's house?
07:33Terrible tragedy, huh?
07:35Terrible tragedy, huh?
07:43Can you get the music, please?
07:51What's that?
07:52A video capture, a hell of a lot better than a printout.
07:57Who decides where the cameras go?
07:59You pay, I put it.
08:01What's to keep you from spying on your customers?
08:04The entire system is double password protected,
08:07so when you contacted Mr. Kravitz,
08:09he dialed in and entered his secret password
08:12to allow me to use my password to open the system
08:15and show you, well, this.
08:17Hal, if you would.
08:19You need your computer, Hal?
08:21Yes.
08:22Well, after the movie.
08:23It was kind of a joke.
08:25Didn't Hal kill people?
08:26Well, it seemed like a good joke at the time.
08:32Of course, I named it before I saw this.
08:35Warning.
08:36Do not use the pool.
08:40I think that's enough.
08:42Do not use the pool.
08:44Can you give me a copy of that?
08:45Well, had it made as we spoke,
08:49you'll find that my system not only sets the short,
08:54it closed down the power of the pool as well.
09:00What you're saying is,
09:01if that young woman had been in any place else
09:03but in the water at the time of the short,
09:06it never would have happened.
09:08The Locatelli Home Command and Control System
09:11is not just another means for you never to touch another doorknob,
09:15Lieutenant.
09:17It's the most powerful home security and safety system on the market.
09:24Well, I mean, the first time I heard of you,
09:26I was in high school, a mere child, really.
09:29You ran the newspaper.
09:30I said to myself,
09:32that, that is what I want to be.
09:35A medical examiner.
09:36You.
09:37Oh, I wanted to be you.
09:39Oh, how nice.
09:40And here I am,
09:41a third-year medical student
09:43and not only talking with my idol,
09:46but actually working with her.
09:48Oh, I hope you don't mind my saying all of this.
09:51Oh, not at all.
09:52Carry on.
09:53Oh, if I could just be the next Dr. Amanda Bentley.
10:00Well, where would that leave me?
10:02Retired.
10:03Lovely.
10:05Oh, I didn't mean that the way it sounded.
10:07You know, I meant years from now,
10:09after you've taught me everything you know.
10:12Excuse me, Dr. Bentley.
10:13We have a 51-year-old woman,
10:15no previous illness,
10:16who died two hours after admission.
10:18Symptoms?
10:20High fever, chills, rash, headache.
10:22Who's the physician?
10:23Dr. Horowitz.
10:23Let's take a look.
10:26Oh.
10:28Oh.
10:29Oh.
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10:43I'm telling you, Dad,
10:49I've seen the future,
10:50and it works.
10:55Dr. Sloan, I presume?
10:56Yes.
10:57How do you do?
10:57Will you be sharing the house with your son?
11:00Well, actually,
11:00we already share a wonderful house.
11:02Ah, because there's a three-bedroom model
11:04I can show you.
11:05Oh, no.
11:05This will be fine.
11:06Thanks.
11:10Open, says me.
11:11In five years, every new house will come with these features.
11:21Always wanted to be on the cutting edge.
11:23It took some looking, but this place has got everything you asked for, and more.
11:28The study's been converted to a safety bunker.
11:30It's fireproof, earthquake-proof, and riot-proof.
11:34Isn't that a bit of overkill?
11:36Oh, the owner didn't think so, sir.
11:38He had a friend killed in the riots a few years ago.
11:42Oh, these air vents.
11:44When the room is shut down, fresh air is pumped in.
11:50Sure thought of everything, didn't he?
11:52Oh, I noticed that every room is both DSL and cable modem ready.
11:57DSL.
11:59Oh, the Internet.
12:01Who can live without it these days?
12:03Well, it's not a big part of my life, I have to admit.
12:06I'm somewhat of a troglodyte in that area.
12:09You know, especially after what happened to Lana Kravis.
12:12Dad, the computer didn't kill her.
12:16Did you know her mother worked at Community General, Dr. Janet Kravitz?
12:19Yeah, Jesse mentioned it.
12:21Did you know her well?
12:23No, not really, but I did talk to her at the funeral.
12:26You know, it's interesting.
12:27She was contacted to see if she wanted one of these systems in her house in Boston.
12:31Oh?
12:32How'd she like it?
12:33She didn't.
12:33She turned them down.
12:34Said it reminded her too much of her ex-husband.
12:37Look, Dad, I like this house a lot.
12:40Good.
12:41I mean, you're the one who's going to live here.
12:43The owner is in the middle of divorce hell.
12:46He's willing to do a quick claim if you want to move in right away.
12:50No kidding.
12:51Hey, I wanted to ask you about that jacuzzi out there.
12:55Is that right?
12:56What's that?
13:03Ellie, thank you for doing this for me.
13:04Oh, it's my pleasure.
13:05I love the Internet.
13:06It's how I keep up with my parents, my grandparents, my boyfriend.
13:11In fact, these days, it's practically the only way I talk at all.
13:13You know, I didn't even know the hospital had a website.
13:18Everything is a website.
13:20Well, I can even set up a personal one for you.
13:22No, thank you.
13:23Would you like to see how many times Dr. Bentley's name is mentioned in the newspaper?
13:27Can you do that?
13:29I can find anything.
13:30What if I wanted to find a computer system for my home?
13:34Could you find that?
13:35Name it.
13:36Home Command and Control Systems, designed by a man named Bruce Locatelli, I think.
13:43First, we go to a search engine.
13:57EWB.
13:58Yeah, I got your message, but I'm still puzzled.
14:00We already passed our code inspection.
14:02Oh, uh, it's a new service that we provide.
14:06Routine inspection before a new customer moves in?
14:09Yeah, but how'd you know this house sold?
14:11Multiple listings.
14:11Well, you go ahead.
14:13Door's open.
14:14I got to deliver some good news.
14:15Oh, thank you.
14:22Oh, that's great.
14:24Closing tomorrow at Valleybrook Federal, 2 o'clock.
14:28Right.
14:29Thanks.
14:34Hal, are you there?
14:38This isn't our system, Bruce.
14:40Yes, I know.
14:44But I can take it over.
14:48And no one will ever know that we were here.
14:51Amplen.
14:56Was it a robin?
15:01Did you know a thing?
15:02Oh.
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15:12Oh.
15:12From the house.
15:15Oh.
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15:17Oh.
15:18Oh.
15:18Oh, my God.
15:48Oh, my God.
16:18Oh, my God.
16:48Oh, my God.
17:19Uh, donated.
17:22Then I found something else remarkable.
17:25Did I actually ever wear this?
17:27Yeah, you did.
17:30I found home command and control systems.
17:34Dad, that death was an accident.
17:39I mean, I had long conversations with the father, the mother.
17:42I checked with the friends.
17:43Nobody suspects foul play.
17:45That's exactly what Sybil Thorsten said.
17:47Okay, Dad.
17:49I'll bite.
17:49Who is Sybil Thorsten?
17:52Denise Thorsten's mother up in Hartford, Connecticut.
17:55And the connection between Denise Thorsten and Lana Kravitz is what exactly?
18:00They both died in pool accidents, and both houses had Bruce Locatelli's system in there.
18:05Dad, computers do not kill people.
18:08Well, doesn't that strike you just a little bit suspicious?
18:12Well, was there any other connection between these deaths whatsoever?
18:15No, man.
18:16No, I'll know.
18:17Well, then, no, I don't.
18:18And I don't worry about my house having a system either, Dad.
18:21I mean, this Bruce character didn't even make mine.
18:23Well, this isn't about your new house.
18:26No, of course not.
18:27You know, maybe it would be a good idea just to shut it off until we look into this a little further.
18:33Dad, I like my new house.
18:36You know, the computer system's one of the reasons I bought it.
18:39And the police investigation was very thorough.
18:42You think I'm being foolish, huh?
18:43No, not at all.
18:45Couldn't talk you out of those either.
18:47No, these are keepers.
18:49Do you ever get used to this, all this automated stuff?
19:01Honestly?
19:03I've gotten to the point where it annoys me to have to use a light switch.
19:09Excuse me, Mr. Locatelli.
19:10I'm finished, unless you need...
19:12Oh, no, Maria.
19:14Hasta mañana.
19:15Hasta mañana.
19:16Gracias por todo.
19:19Best cleaning meeting?
19:21My house manager.
19:22Couldn't live without her.
19:24Does the computer respond to her voice as well as yours?
19:28Yes.
19:29I programmed the system with a full Spanish vocabulary.
19:33Please, sit down.
19:34You can restrict access any time you want?
19:36Oh, I can do anything.
19:39You can, not your computer.
19:41The computer's only as good as the programmer.
19:45You know, that's almost the same thing my son said
19:48when I presented it with a very curious coincidence.
19:51I was checking out your system on the internet.
19:54Denise Thorsten.
19:56You knew about that?
19:57You think the police didn't investigate that death, too?
20:00Would you mind explaining what happened there?
20:04Well, it seems she ordered the pool cover to close while she was still in the water.
20:09Why would she do that?
20:11Why would she do that?
20:12She was drunk.
20:14And you're positive it was Denise that gave that command?
20:17That's what the computer records show.
20:20Is it possible for anyone else to issue a command to that system?
20:25You, for example, you got into the Kravitz system.
20:28All my systems are double-password protected,
20:32so now I'm not without the owner's permission.
20:34I don't know that much about computers,
20:36but Jesse told me those systems have a, what'd you call it?
20:40Backdoor.
20:40So the manufacturers can correct errors in the program.
20:44So you do have a means for getting around the double-password system,
20:49don't you, Mr. Locatelli?
20:50You know, I really hate to do this.
20:56Do what?
20:58What I'm about to say,
20:59to backdoor into a system requires a high level of sophistication,
21:04not to mention a prior knowledge of the program's proprietary codes.
21:09And you meet both criteria.
21:12And so does my competition.
21:15Any particular competition?
21:16Is it Donald Purdy?
21:18My system's beating the pants off his.
21:21Are you suggesting that Purdy deliberately killed Denise Thorson
21:24just to make your system look unsafe?
21:27And that is exactly the kind of accusation I didn't want to make.
21:35That jerk.
21:37I bet he led you right to me, huh?
21:39As a matter of fact, he did.
21:41You know why?
21:42Because I'm going to put Bruce the Goose out of business.
21:45Sounds like you two have quite a beef going.
21:48He stole my system.
21:50I ought to kill him.
21:51What about killing his clients?
21:53That would be bad for business.
21:56Computer kills homeowners.
21:58Film at 11.
21:59Now, what do you got to think?
22:00Bruce Butler did it?
22:02Or that any system on the market is suddenly suspect?
22:05The same could be said for Bruce.
22:07Accidents wouldn't do his business any good either.
22:09I'm talking about a rational human being.
22:11You're talking about Bruce Locatelli.
22:13Why would he murder his own clients?
22:16Why does the guy climb a bell tower and start shooting?
22:24No more swimming pools, Hal.
22:27I understand, Bruce.
22:29Let's turn our attention to our next target, Jerry Tam.
22:34Where does he live again?
22:36Jerry Tam lives in Montreal.
22:40Cold weather climbing.
22:42That is correct, Bruce.
22:47He sneaks his smokes in the shed.
22:49That is correct, Bruce.
22:53Full screen, please, Hal.
22:55This was captured yesterday.
22:58There is a handyman's workshop in the garage,
23:01complete with a sink with running water.
23:05These propane tanks are connected to a heater.
23:09Propane?
23:10The heater is on a thermostat.
23:12The propane is computer-controlled to turn on whenever the temperature drops below freezing.
23:19To keep the pipes from bursting.
23:21That is correct, Bruce.
23:23Jerry Tam comes into the shed every evening at approximately 5 p.m. Eastern Time.
23:30I see.
23:31Which would not be a problem unless...
23:36Unless the pilot light were up.
23:39Is that a command?
23:56Go ahead, try it out.
24:01Call me Phil.
24:05What's your real name?
24:08Philippa.
24:10Phil, are you shopping for a few things for Dad?
24:13No, actually, we're shopping for my son.
24:15He's bought a new house.
24:16That's how you live with the old man.
24:19I don't think she needs to hear our entire family history, Dad.
24:23It's actually one of the great things about owning a store like this.
24:26You get to learn about such intimate details of people's lives.
24:31Well, I'm looking for a couch, armchairs, a coffee table.
24:38Okay.
24:38Well, then buy on me and sample the merchandise.
24:48So, do you have any particular colors in mind?
24:52What a spuse.
24:53It's nice.
24:56Okay.
24:57Does it go with your home's color scheme?
24:58I don't think it has a color scheme.
25:04My, my, my.
25:05You are a first time.
25:08And an available bachelor.
25:11That obvious?
25:15Been shopping around for long?
25:18Well, for furniture.
25:19I don't think I'm going to find that signal, but there's still an effect.
25:30It's lost.
25:31And if you're on the fly, it's tough.
25:33And if you're on the fly, I'm going to start a little bit.
25:50I don't think I'll be seeing her.
25:52I don't know.
25:53I don't know.
25:54I don't know.
25:55What a spuse.
25:56I don't know.
25:58I don't know.
25:58I don't know.
25:59I don't know.
26:00I don't know.
27:31There is a problem in the main camera.
27:38There is a problem in the main camera.
27:45There is a problem in the main camera.
27:52There is a problem in the main camera.
27:59There is a problem in the main camera.
28:06There is a problem in the main camera.
28:13There is a problem in the main camera.
28:20There is a problem in the main camera.
28:21There is a problem in the main camera.
28:27There is a problem in the main camera.
28:28There is a problem in the main camera.
28:29There is a problem in the main camera.
28:30There is a problem in the main camera.
28:31There is a problem in the main camera.
28:32There is a problem in the main camera.
28:37There is a problem in the main camera.
28:38There is a problem in the main camera.
28:39There is a problem in the main camera.
28:40There is a problem in the main camera.
28:41There is a problem in the main camera.
28:42There is a problem in the main camera.
28:43line in the other arm and get a stat portable chest film what were the presenting difference
28:48suffocation due to smoke inhalation
28:58appears to be upper airway edema i'm having a tough time visualizing the vocal cords
29:04i can't see what i'm doing here we need to do an emergency trick
29:07200 joules
29:22clear 300 joules
29:37well you've lost them
29:51are you good i hope so oh that's nice
29:59just as uncomfortable as it looks steve you've got great taste
30:07see you remember when we first moved to the beach
30:13carol started crying and there she walked in the door so this isn't our house
30:17you know so he took her by the hand and said let me show you what we can do all by ourselves and took
30:22her right down to the beach you weren't worried no katherine did enough worry for the both of us
30:28well i told her steve wasn't going to let anything happen to his little sister i couldn't have been more than 11 years old
30:36uh...
30:40so he was always so
30:44responsible even when he was a kid
30:46you know how things were safer then
30:48well i don't know
30:49sometimes i think we just
30:50know about the dangers more now
30:52yeah maybe
30:54you all right
30:58i don't
30:59i was just thinking that
31:02you know we should have been able to save bruce locatelli
31:04lucatelli
31:06bruce locatelli's computer has a full record of what happened
31:09malfunction
31:10no somebody compromised the system from the outside
31:14somebody deliberately turned off the pilot
31:17i'm afraid so
31:18but who
31:20it's got to be his competitor uh
31:22donald purdy
31:23so then purdy murdered bruce
31:25looks that way
31:27bruce said that purdy was out to get him
31:29you know still
31:30i'm so sure that bruce himself was behind those two murders
31:35well cheryl's picking up purdy now i gotta get back to the station
31:45what kind of police state you're running here
31:48mr purdy's been ready his rights and refused a lawyer
31:50oh i got a lawyer all right
31:51good one gonna sue you blind
31:54you're facing multiple murder charges mr purdy
31:57i wasn't anywhere near brucey boy
32:00no but his computer indicates an illegal intrusion initiated by your system
32:05it's a lie
32:07there's a printout take a look
32:10you set me up
32:11sit down mr purdy
32:12the hell i will
32:14first your stormtroopers come into my place of business
32:17really sit down or i'm gonna have to cut you
32:19why don't you shoot me while you're at it
32:21you're under arrest
32:27you all right
32:28yeah i'll live
32:30it was self-defense
32:31yeah
32:33try assaulting a police officer
32:36come on
32:42steve said purdy just hauled off a bitter
32:45thought the man was all bark and no bite
32:47well bullies tend to be cowards
32:49cowards how
32:50look at the way he's killed
32:52from a distance never confronting his victims
32:54you know
32:56still somehow i just don't feel right about that
32:59dr bentley
33:00i don't know what to do next
33:02do you know what to do dr sloan
33:04about what
33:05well i've been trying to notify mr locatelli's next of kin
33:08first i tried all the locatelli's in the los angeles phone book all
33:12one of them
33:14then i tried using that new national service
33:17nobody named locatelli's even heard of him so then i tried using the internet you know
33:21hoping to find some relative in italy maybe you can find people in italy well yeah if they've got
33:25email only they don't have email i mean if they even exist
33:30you know i think i know somebody who might be able to help us out
33:41he's had these photographs here since he moved
33:45you know who they are
33:47mr locatelli he would not speak of when a man does not want to speak of
33:53those who love his best not to ask
33:55it is my fault he's dead
34:03why do you say that every day
34:09every day i come exactly at seven o'clock to make mr locatelli's breakfast
34:15my boyfriend couldn't believe i wanted to work with dead people i mean i'm sure you've heard it
34:44a thousand million times right what can you do to help a dead person well i said i'm sure you say
34:50the exact same thing i said the live people only cause you trouble dead people just neither way
34:56you find out all their secrets don't you agree
34:59dr bettley do you have those autopsy results for dr horowitz yes uh ellie would you get it
35:04that moving through the autopsy report please
35:08cause of death with septicemia brought on by meningococcal infection
35:13i know i put it somewhere try the file cabinet
35:16i was going to put some files into storage but for that i needed a box i had the file in my hand
35:21didn't want to put it with the chemicals it didn't belong with the medications either i mean
35:25then we would never find it i was going to put it next to the computer temporarily but then
35:29the phone rang you weren't here so i just put it
35:42here i don't faint anymore
35:48mr luca
35:49oh that's mr locatelli no it's not that's mr luca i could never forget mr luca
36:05i was new on the job and here was this sweet man his son came in for routine appendicitis
36:13the boy had a ruptured aneurysm on the table and i was elected to tell mr luca that his son had died
36:19i couldn't believe the depth of mr luca's pain i never thought i would understand pain like that
36:29i was wrong wrong how
36:35two years later my son died
36:39god i've never recovered my marriage dissolved my life really
36:49annette forgive me for asking but how did your son die was he at home
36:58he was back from college for spring break
37:01somehow he ended up in the garage with the car motor running
37:05i still don't believe it was suicide yet i don't i'm sorry no no don't apologize
37:14and then i have one more question that you have to ask
37:17in the luca appendectomy was the surgeon dr kravitz
37:21well it may not be much consolation but i can promise you that your son's death was not a suicide
37:34well now don't look at this suffer a terrible tragedy his only son carlo got the appendicitis
37:46they brought him to our hospital and during the operation an aneurysm ruptured and the boy died
37:51well that's nobody's fault i mean that can happen to any surgeon at any time
37:55yeah well luca didn't see it that way he saw this vast conspiracy against him he sued the hospital
38:01insurance company everybody wasn't our mortality review yeah i carried it and the court did a suit
38:08out and nardo wanted justice yeah well his son was dead and his marriage as his often happens fell
38:15apart he was a man in a lot of pain i don't get it i mean if bruce or nardo or whatever his name
38:21was wanted to kill somebody why not those responsible he wanted more vengeance than that
38:27he wanted his victims to experience his pain by killing the children with those he blamed for
38:32killing his son so then lana died because she was dr kravitz's daughter that's right just as annette's
38:39son died because she was a nurse at the operation what about the victim in hartford would that be the
38:44child of the insurance investigator in the case exactly what about purdy did he know this when he
38:49killed bruce you know i think pretty may be guilty of assaulting an officer but not a murder
38:55i think this whole thing was a diversionary tactic pretty extreme way to get us off the track don't
39:01you think well bruce was not supposed to die that pilot light went off exactly at seven o'clock
39:09now maria his housekeeper always arrived at seven o'clock he was counting on her to save him
39:15that's right only that morning there was a bad accident on the freeway and she was delayed for
39:21half an hour so then what you're saying is that we're dealing with a murderer who was his own victim
39:27you know i think we should just be thankful this whole thing's over
39:37admit it dad bruce's computer didn't kill those people bruce did yeah i guess you're right
39:42well did your system cook all this chinese food actually it was the chinese restaurant around the
39:48corner which uh seems to have forgotten the mushy pork i go back oh no this is plenty of food
39:58oh good too you know takeouts very important for a man who leaves alone
40:03dad men don't kill for themselves i rarely do it dad it's not like i eat dinner at home that often
40:10anyway why do you think i know everybody takeout place in malibu
40:17i'm very sorry to have disturbed you and i'm very sorry for your loss
40:24man what's wrong uh i just pulled the pathology report on the lucca case and a colleague of mine
40:32dr tam did the autopsy did he lose a child too yes his son in montreal an hour ago
40:41that's impossible bruce died yesterday morning
40:48ellie's idea of an email alert it's not impossible what had the boy died uh he was smoking in a
40:58storage shed full of propane tanks yeah bruce could have programmed the computer to turn off the pilot
41:04light so we've got a murderer who's still killing after he's dead
41:08man of that pathology report check to see everyone involved see if they have children
41:16jesse oh my god mark shared that inquiry and steve has one of those systems
41:22hello
41:31jesse i can't hear you
41:36i've been on the phone all day my battery's dying they'll use mine
41:42i left in the car jesse let me call you back from a pay phone
41:47i'll go get it no no don't let your suit get cold there's a pay phone at the chinese restaurant
41:52i'll just call them from there you sure yeah be a true test of the chinese takeouts mushu pork
41:58all right let's only take a minute all right
42:00jesse relax okay you're making me nervous as long as steve is out of the house he's not in any
42:10immediate danger steve
42:22computers
42:32you're making me nervous as long as steve is out of the house
42:45oh no
42:49oh
42:53your dad's still inside your computer seems to have figured the security system in the
43:14study called for a battering ram and a blowtorch
43:23this may take a while we may not have a while
43:50what do you mean the system is designed to pump fresh air into the world if the computer's been
43:56programmed to cut off the air intake we may not have much time at all
43:59anywhere you can hack into the system take control of this thing
44:19it's way beyond my capabilities you need somebody who knows how to backdoor purdy
44:25he's been released on bail i'll find him
44:28hi
44:37hi
44:44oh
44:51oh
45:01oh
45:05oh
45:08oh
45:09oh
45:11oh
45:12oh
45:16oh
45:20oh
45:21You said nothing about me.
45:23I know.
45:24Why are you running?
45:25Why are you here?
45:26I need you.
45:29What was that?
45:31Did I just hear you say let's make a deal?
45:51What do we need to do to hook you up?
46:16Just stand back and let me work.
46:21What do we need to do to hook you up?
46:51It's a hell of a program.
46:53Just tell us you're better.
46:55Of course I'm better.
46:56I'm in.
46:58All right, get some oxygen in there.
47:14Oxygen level is nearly normal.
47:36Let's go.
47:37Let's go.
47:38Let's go.
47:39Let's go.
47:40Let's go.
47:41Let's go.
47:42Let's go.
47:43Let's go.
47:44Let's go.
47:45Let's go.
47:47Dad, don't try and talk, you're going to be just fine.
48:17Let him work, Steve.
48:47Jesse says you're going to be fine, it takes more than a computer to kill me.
49:08I, uh, found that.
49:12Oh, yeah, it was...
49:14Yeah, I figured you were just reminding me to get an extra fortune cookie.
49:17Well, I figured that out, then.
49:20I am a detective.
49:23How's the house?
49:24Well, a few thousand dollars worth of repairs, it should be good as new.
49:31I'm going to rent it out.
49:33Make a good investment.
49:35You don't want to live there?
49:36Well, it's kind of lost its charm.
49:40Of course, I was hoping, uh, my former landlord would let me move back in.
49:45Well, your former landlord might raise the rent, too.
49:48Oh, how much?
49:50Two dinners a week.
49:53I ain't afford that.
49:56You know that pew sofa?
49:59Yeah?
50:01Don't bring it.
50:03No.
50:06No.
50:21No.

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