The Rookie Season 6 Episode 4

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00:00Tell me what you're feeling frustration, but not fear no

00:23Today was the first time during this exercise that your heart rate didn't spike you remain calm. Why do you think that is?

00:30Because I know there's no way I could have stopped what happened

00:33That's right. The men who ambushed you and officer Juarez rigged the game

00:38No matter which way you turned whether you split up or stayed together

00:41Even if you called it in none of that would have made a difference because they were ready

00:45One of you was going to be shot that night and who knows if you hadn't made the decisions you did

00:49Maybe it would have been Selena instead of you. No, you're right. Um

00:54I've been blaming myself like if I had been smarter. I could have somehow avoided it, but

01:00I was out of my control

01:06Congratulations, officer Thorson in my professional opinion you are ready to return to active duty

01:11I'm just really excited to get back to work

01:22Yeah, yeah

01:24Look, I told you I'm fine. I'll just retake the detective's exam in two years. It's not a big deal

01:42You know every time a woman in my life has said she was fine. She most definitely was not

01:46I'm not gonna pretend like I wasn't a little disappointed, but I've made my peace with it

01:51Plus I'm a professional

01:53Unless you want me to be upset. No, of course not. Hey Lucy heard about the detective exam tough break. Yes. Thank you. I'm fine

02:00Never Bailey says she's fine like that. I up my life insurance

02:11Everyone drive safe out there Thorson is back in a shot

02:14That's always detective your unwavering support means the world to me now don't fret in Harper's because practically and I love you Bradford

02:22You got a minute?

02:24Congrats on being cleared. Thanks. Oh, the nerves not really. Um, I feel strong in mind body and spirit ready for us is not ready

02:35What's the first thing an officer returning from injury worries about it hurt again?

02:40Especially after a near fatal like the horses you're afraid he's gonna go turtle up when things get real

02:44I'm gonna wait to find out in this business. We are the luxury of do-overs

02:48Do you want me to take him out today get punched in the face?

02:51Officially I want you to supervise his ability to cope with stress both mental and physical. You got it

03:00Let's see how he does against the train

03:04You're with me that your needs a support officer. Oh, yes, sir

03:13You know it means to turtle up Thorson

03:15I don't think so sir happens when an officer returns to the job after a trauma put under some kind of pressure usually physical for the first time

03:24Instead of falling back on their training. They shrink into a shell

03:28Or they feel safe. So you think I'm gonna turtle up maybe if you do there are lots of companies looking for delivery guys with a good driving record

03:35Well, actually my fallback career is gonna be influencer slash shoe designer

03:40But I see what you're saying. Oh

03:42So that's why I'm riding with you. So I got to pass what some type of Tim test so I don't

03:48It's called the train says for tactical response of assertive investigative and nerve

03:53Now I'm gonna test you on all five major functions and stress environments evaluate improvise adapt and overcome you ready for this

04:01Bring it on

04:03So

04:07How did you like riding with sergeant Bradford you see it was very educational both he and detective Harper have very distinctive styles

04:14Dispatch you said the RP was on the south side of the park

04:19I so did they like say a thing about me they did

04:24Like all rookies you are a work in progress

04:27Over here

04:29Hi, officer Nolan. This is officer Juarez. You called about a body. Yeah, it's out in there. Someone jammed the lock

04:36But when I finally got it open shoot

04:39She was just lying there. It's okay. It's okay. Stay here. We're gonna need to get some information from you. Okay, okay

04:52After you

04:57Overdose

05:11Overdose

05:14No

05:15Lividity in the cheek she died face down and was moved here

05:19Looks like a homicide. Let's call it in

05:22Control requesting detectives for a possible homicide

05:27Welcome to your first test. Let me guess that's the stress environment. That's a little more than that man inside is Tyson Klishner cost six foot four

05:37275 has a warrant for a missed court appearance last time he was arrested. He broke the cops nose

05:42I assume calling for backup is cheating

05:45Train's leaving officer Thorson

05:49Okay, let's do this

05:50Let's open up

05:58Police open up

06:02Police open up

06:03worker

06:04please open up

06:12Please open up

06:14I move the picnic blanket so we could examine her head.

06:38Please definitely move post-mortem.

06:40Obvious blunt force trauma to the head.

06:44What's this under her shirt?

06:49Oh, what is that?

06:51It's the signature of the pentagram killer.

06:58Pardon us, just one moment.

07:00So the pentagram killer is wanted in connection to a string of unsolved homicides in the early 2000s.

07:05His victims were all middle-aged females.

07:07He'd carve a pentagram into their midsections after he killed them.

07:11And then in 2009, he just stopped.

07:12The Hulu just dropped a docuseries on him.

07:15Maybe the renewed notoriety inspired him to come out of retirement.

07:18The hysteria was real.

07:19I was away at college, and I made my brothers escort my mom everywhere.

07:22It's scary that they never caught the guy.

07:24Oh, the city threw everything they had at it.

07:26Multiple agencies working 24-7.

07:28My first sergeant was on the task force.

07:30Oh, speaking of, whenever we respond to a potentially high-profile event, it's important to notify the watch commander.

07:36Yes, sir.

07:36How is the way?

07:39Adam 200, be advised.

07:41Our DB might be a possible victim of the pentagram killer.

07:44Officer Juarez!

07:47Did I do something wrong?

07:48Ezra Teo, that is on you.

07:50Yes, ma'am.

07:50I am sorry, ma'am.

07:51Officer Juarez, I should have been clearer.

07:53You never give out that kind of sensitive information over the radio.

07:56Now, every news organization or hobbyist with a scanner has it.

08:00Oh, my God.

08:00I didn't think that...

08:00Did I hear someone say pentagram killer on the radio?

08:03No.

08:03I'm so sorry.

08:05Is that really bad?

08:06Cases like this capture the public's attention.

08:09People calling with tips, trying to be a part of it, but most of them are a complete waste of time.

08:13Yeah, because when people panic, they call 911 at every bump of the night.

08:16So, no, that was not ideal.

08:18Okay, is there anything I can do to help?

08:20Just take the witness back to the station and maybe stay off the radio.

08:23Yes, ma'am.

08:24We're on it.

08:25It's all right.

08:26Come on.

08:26You want me to start canvassing?

08:31Uh, no.

08:32We need to secure the perimeter first.

08:33Um, there's no one watching the northwest corner.

08:37Probably because it's where the hell dumpsters are.

08:41Yeah, of course, whatever you need.

08:43As a patrol officer, I'm here to support your investigation in any way that I can.

08:46Great.

08:47We're going to head back to the station and dig into this case file and let Crampson do their thing.

08:56Yeah, just lean him up against the car.

09:11Control, Bradford.

09:12Can I get a transfer of van to our location?

09:16What's that?

09:17No idea.

09:20I'll check it out.

09:22Tyson?

09:24Tyson.

09:25It's me.

09:27Hi.

09:28You looking for Tyson?

09:30Have you heard the good news?

09:32What good news?

09:33Our Lord and Savior has come to save our souls.

09:36Well, amen, sister.

09:38Can I see some ID?

09:41Ma'am?

09:42Excuse me.

09:43Ma'am.

09:44Ma'am.

09:55Hey, Harper, I just found a pile of vomit on the far northwest corner of the park.

10:24Yo, lucky you.

10:26It's unlikely to be related, but we still need to collect it just in case.

10:31I will have TID process it as soon as they're done with the scene.

10:33Oh.

10:34Um, how long do you think that'll take?

10:36Uh, a couple hours, four tops.

10:38In the meantime, keep an eye on it.

10:41It's my lucky...

10:42It's my lucky day.

10:49I wouldn't want to be her.

10:50Oh, man.

10:51That man is an Olympic-level yeller.

10:54You got an ID on our pick?

10:56Yeah.

10:56Cheryl Budney, 42, works at Lincoln Junior High.

11:00She left at her usual time, around 5 p.m.

11:02Didn't show up today.

11:03She lived close by the park?

11:05No.

11:05Culver City.

11:06So that means that the dump site is most likely related to the killer.

11:09Yeah.

11:10Cheryl's brother lives over in Lonar, Armenia.

11:12He should be here any minute.

11:13I reserved interview three for us.

11:14Great.

11:15You still have all your fingers and toes?

11:19Sergeant Gray was very fair, and again, I'm very sorry.

11:23Don't worry about us.

11:23It's you guys who are going to pay the price.

11:25What do you mean?

11:26Any more evidence pointing to the pentagram killer?

11:28Some of these signature qualities match his previous victims, but all are public knowledge.

11:32Which means we can't decisively say it's him.

11:34Nolan, I need you guys 10-8.

11:36Calls are backing up.

11:3726 pending related to the pentagram.

11:40And that's the price.

11:42Cheryl's next ifkin is on his way.

11:43Call us if you get anything interesting.

11:45Phone call.

11:46On the phone.

11:52Hi.

11:53What have we got, Officer Thorson?

11:55Well, she attempted to contact a well-known criminal and one suspect.

11:58She ran when she saw my uniform, giving me probable cause to believe that she also was engaged

12:02in criminal activity, and she also held $15,000 in cash, and cash is frequently used to finance

12:09and conceal criminal activity.

12:12Not bad.

12:13Is that enough to arrest?

12:15I mean, she tried to scratch my face off, so there's a 148 right there, but I'm actually

12:18more interested in why she had all that money on her.

12:21Good.

12:21Under stress, you made a tactical entry.

12:23You were responsive to criminal activity and asserted what she tried to run.

12:27You may build this train just yet.

12:30Well, what about nerve?

12:31I mean, she hit me with a bag, and did you see her nails?

12:34Nope.

12:35Her head was processing.

12:35We got work to do.

12:36Jeff Budney, I'm Detective Lopez.

12:42This is Detective Harper.

12:43If you follow us, we have a room set up.

12:44I got 30 minutes left on my lunch break.

12:46Can't you just say whatever it is you mean to say right here?

12:48Uh, well, we're sorry to have to tell you this, but it's about your sister, Cheryl.

12:53What about her?

12:55She's deceased.

12:55What?

13:01What happened?

13:03It was a homicide.

13:04I'm so sorry.

13:05A homicide?

13:06Wait, wait, wait.

13:07That's...

13:08When?

13:09What, how?

13:10Yes, I know this is difficult, but we really would like to speak with you somewhere where

13:14there's more privacy.

13:15Just tell me what happened to my sister.

13:17They discovered her body in a park this morning.

13:19That's really all we can say right now.

13:21That's all you can say?

13:22Did you two get along?

13:24I mean, when was the last time you saw or spoke with her?

13:26We were tight.

13:28I don't know.

13:28I talked to her a couple days ago.

13:29Wednesday, maybe.

13:30I don't know.

13:31Can you think of anyone who wanted to harm her?

13:34No.

13:36She worked at a grade school.

13:38Well, I'm sorry, but I have to ask, what were you doing last night?

13:41You mean while my sister was being murdered?

13:42Yeah.

13:43Watching the Laker game at Barney's.

13:4520 people can vouch for me.

13:47Okay, listen, I know you're upset, and I cannot even imagine what you were going through

13:51right now, but the more you give us,

13:53the faster we can find who did this.

13:54I can't do this right now, okay?

13:56There's people I need to call.

13:57My mom, please.

13:58I gotta call my mom.

13:59We understand, but as soon as possible, we need to sit down with you and get a full statement.

14:03Call us when you're ready.

14:04Anytime, day or night.

14:08Well, he seems genuinely upset.

14:10Yeah.

14:11Still gotta check that out of the body, though.

14:13Damn straight.

14:14All right, Sarge.

14:15Both suspects are booked.

14:17You want a medal?

14:19No, sir.

14:20I just really would like to figure out what a suburban housewife was doing with all that

14:23cash, and why bring it to Tyson?

14:24Opioids, gambling, debt, pirated movies.

14:26Who knows?

14:27Who cares?

14:27They never completed the transaction.

14:29There's more to it.

14:30Shouldn't we dig a little deeper?

14:32Good.

14:33The I in TRAIN stands for Investigative Initiative.

14:36That's two I's.

14:38Never mind.

14:39You don't get the I unless it's under stress, so we're gonna make this interesting, okay?

14:44You've got nine minutes to get to the bottom of this.

14:47If you can't, I would recommend we extend your probation and return you to the FTO program.

14:51Nine minutes?

14:52Why not ten?

14:54That's eight minutes, 47 seconds.

14:55Tick tock.

14:56So, why were you attempting to pay Tyson Kalishnikov $15,000 in cash?

15:05Because he's my gigolo.

15:07I got a thing for guys who can't move their arms.

15:09Mm-hmm.

15:11Hello?

15:12Yes, arm cast.

15:13Very sexy.

15:15Oh, your husband's in prison.

15:18I mean, your husband is Austin Walker doing three to five in San Quentin for embezzlement.

15:23Is that right?

15:24Austin made a mistake.

15:25Yeah, one with very serious consequences.

15:27Now, did you know that Tyson did four stints in San Quentin?

15:32I mean, that's where he's heading back to now.

15:34And it looks like he's also the lieutenant of the Devil's Crown Prison Gang.

15:39Now, they run your husband's prison.

15:41Okay, so connecting those dots, I'm guessing that you paid Tyson to keep your husband safe while he's inside.

15:47Is that what's happening?

15:48Tyson said that if I didn't pay him the money by tomorrow, Austin was as good as dead.

15:58He's all I have.

15:59I didn't have a choice.

16:00I didn't know what else to do.

16:02Okay, look, don't worry.

16:03All right?

16:04I'm gonna help you.

16:04Sir, I need to call the prison and have Austin Walker put into protective custody light right now.

16:13Already done.

16:14And you still have 25 seconds.

16:16Are you sure your investigation is complete?

16:18Yeah, I think so.

16:19I mean, it's just classic protection racket.

16:21Are you asking me or are you telling me?

16:23No, I'm telling you.

16:24Okay.

16:25Unless I'm missing something.

16:27I didn't say that.

16:30Time's up.

16:32Oh, listen to this one.

16:34A man says that his neighbor's cat is possessed by the pentagram.

16:38There's got to be one tip on that call line that is not totally insane.

16:42Let's see.

16:43A lady with the devil-worshipping nephew.

16:45Skip it.

16:46Teenage girl thought that her mailman was the pentagram and was there to snatch her.

16:51Oh, she actually sprayed him with a hose.

16:52Next.

16:53Old lady claims her husband committed the murders while he was on shore leave.

16:57Was he in the Navy?

16:58Looks like commercial fisherman.

17:00Attach us to that.

17:01Really?

17:02Commercial fishermen work a lot at night.

17:03Perfect excuse to be out late hunting.

17:05All of our victims had ligature marks from being tied up.

17:08You know who's really good at tying knots?

17:10Fisherman?

17:11There you go.

17:19Mrs. Sopo Jesper?

17:21We're here about a tip you called in.

17:23I'm sorry.

17:25I shouldn't have done that.

17:27It was a mistake.

17:28Ma'am.

17:29You said your husband is the pentagram killer.

17:32That does not sound like a mistake.

17:36I didn't know what to do.

17:38I found this.

17:55Sandra Owens.

17:56That's the first victim.

18:01Ma'am, where is your husband right now?

18:02He's been dead for seven years.

18:13Thanks very much.

18:19Thanks.

18:22What's going to happen to me?

18:23Well, the detectives are going to have a few more questions for you back at the station.

18:26At the station?

18:27Will you be there?

18:28No, ma'am.

18:29I'm a patrol officer, not an investigator.

18:31Oh.

18:31Um, I'll tell you what.

18:35Why don't you take my card?

18:36If you need anything, give me a call.

18:37My mobile number's on there, all right?

18:39If you'll excuse us just for a moment.

18:41Thanks.

18:45Hey.

18:47That widow looks like she's sweet on you.

18:49Yeah, Nolan gave her his number.

18:50Yes, I was trying to build rapport.

18:52Did it work?

18:53Hard to say.

18:53She insists she didn't know anything about the murders until after her husband died and

18:56she found the trophies.

18:57I mean, how could she not have known?

18:59Well, her husband wasn't on the original suspect list, which means that he was good at flying

19:02under the radar.

19:03At least we can eliminate the pentagram killers as a suspect and show a buddy's case.

19:06Let's hope his copycat isn't as skilled at covering his tracks.

19:10Nolan, Juarez, I understand you took the call.

19:13Yes, sir.

19:13We got lucky.

19:14Well, actually, Officer Nolan picked it out.

19:16He thought it sounded credible.

19:17Nice catch.

19:17Look, the mayor asked me to give a press conference announcing the identity of the pentagram killer.

19:22I'd like you two to be there so I can recognize your work.

19:25Yes, sir.

19:26Thank you, sir.

19:27All right, go get cleaned up.

19:28You're going to be on TV.

19:31You think I have time for a blowout?

19:33Absolutely not.

19:34No?

19:34Come on.

19:42You ready?

19:44Yeah.

19:45Let's go.

19:47Is that the widow?

19:50It must be.

19:53You know, I almost attached to that call, but I got pulled to a 211 that turned out to be a false alarm.

19:59Then you'd be the one on TV and Prim would have realized what a giant mistake he made torpedoing your detective's exam.

20:05Yeah, something like that.

20:06Instead, I spent the day breathing in hot dumpster fumes while standing guard over a pile of puke for three hours on the off-chance it belonged to our killer.

20:16Did it?

20:17Nope.

20:17It was a sick dog.

20:19Okay, so you had a crappy day.

20:20You've had him before and you'll have him again.

20:22The best part about being on patrol is you never know what's going to happen.

20:25So maybe tomorrow you'll be the big hero.

20:27I would just settle for not having to deal with any bodily fluids.

20:30Yeah, don't be too greedy.

20:34So, do you really believe the widow had no idea?

20:38I don't know.

20:39I mean, there was a time when I couldn't have conceived of not being able to tell that my partner was keeping something from me, but...

20:46Then I went and hid a whole husband from you.

20:48Yeah, pretty much.

20:49But you know what?

20:50Getting through that made us stronger.

20:52Yeah.

20:53What about you?

20:53Do you think if you found out I was a murderer, would you turn me in?

20:56Absolutely.

20:57Not a moment's hesitation.

20:58I think you should be more worried if I did hesitate.

21:01Yeah.

21:01What about you?

21:02Well, as a cop, it'd be my duty to arrest you.

21:04But I have to say, I would be pretty handy at helping you hide a body.

21:08So romantic.

21:09I know, right?

21:16Hey.

21:17How'd you date go?

21:19Uh, good.

21:21I think.

21:21Sergeant Bradford said something to me today that made me think I need to dig deeper on a case, but...

21:26You ever read something ten times and still feel like you're missing the point of it?

21:31Performing under pressure takes many forms.

21:34Sometimes physical, so you feel nervous.

21:37Other times mental.

21:39And you just can't see the forest from the trees.

21:41Yeah, well, all I can see is trees, so...

21:43Any advice?

21:44Yeah, stop thinking about it.

21:45Take a walk.

21:46Take a shower.

21:47Turn your brain off.

21:49Let your mind find the answer.

21:50In other words, go home.

21:52Yes, sir.

21:54Sleep gonna hurt.

21:55That's right.

21:56I'll see you tomorrow.

21:58Yeah, did you come over here just to check on me, or did you need something?

22:02They can keep till the morning.

22:04I mean, I'm here now.

22:05What's up?

22:05I just received a call from San Quentin Prison.

22:16Apparently, they felt to grasp the urgency of your request to put Austin Walker into protective custody.

22:23When they finally went to move him, he was already dead.

22:29Sorry, son.

22:30That sounds like quite the first day back.

22:42It was.

22:42I mean, in some ways, I feel really good about it.

22:46You know, I didn't freeze, and I handled every crazy obstacle Tim threw at me.

22:51But for the day to end like that, when your watch commander told you that man had been killed, how did you feel?

22:58Frustrated.

22:58You realize that's the exact word you used yesterday after a visualization exercise.

23:02Well, it's frustrating.

23:03You know, knowing I can be doing everything right and things still go wrong.

23:06Lack of control is scary, especially when your job involves so much violence.

23:11Hey, when you start to notice those feelings, try focusing on the things you can control.

23:18Tyson is still in custody, and I can work on connecting him to the murder, but what I still don't get is if Stacy had until today to pay the protection money, why was her husband murdered last night?

23:28I did miss something.

23:37So, our victim had lots of enemies.

23:40At first, Cheryl's neighbors and coworkers were a little hesitant to speak ill of the dead, but...

23:44Yeah, but once they got going, they would not stop.

23:46They would not stop.

23:47That tracks is what we found online.

23:49Her school's unofficial message board has an entire subgroup devoted to hating on her.

23:52The most extreme comments coming from a user going by the handle, gridirongangsta.

23:57We traced the account back to this guy, Conrad Battaglia.

24:00No criminal history, but he lives with his wife, Justine, a mile away from the park, and he coaches football at Cheryl's school.

24:07So, he's a gridiron something.

24:09Give you a few highlights.

24:10Um, she deserves cancer.

24:13I fantasize about shoving a stapler down her throat, and someone should euthanize the bitch.

24:20Yikes.

24:20Yeah, so bring Conrad in.

24:22People find it easier to lie to officers in uniform, so lock him into a statement,

24:26and pretend like he'd believe everything he says.

24:28In the meantime, we'll blow up all his possible defenses and alibis.

24:31You want us to may bury it?

24:32Not full-on Barney Fife, but don't let him know he's a suspect.

24:36Roger.

24:38Who's Barney Fife?

24:40Okay, every time you ask me a question like that, all I hear is, you're old.

24:44Okay, I'm sorry, sir.

24:44No, but really, who is he?

24:46Hello?

24:47Officer Nolan?

24:48It's Opal Jesper.

24:49Oh, hi, Mrs. Jesper.

24:50Can you tell the reporters outside my house to leave?

24:53Oh, uh, no, I really can't.

24:56But if they're trespassing, just call 911.

24:58I have no privacy.

24:59The police took my front door.

25:01Oh, they probably thought there was potential evidence on it.

25:03Well, that's ridiculous.

25:04What could they find?

25:04Mrs. Jesper, look, any questions about the investigation should really be directed to Detective Harper or Detective Lopez.

25:11Meanwhile, I advise you stay with friends or relatives until things settle down a little bit.

25:15And now, I hate to do this, but I have to go.

25:17I'm gonna rush you off, okay?

25:18All right?

25:19All right.

25:20Okay, let's go.

25:23Where are we going?

25:35Nolan, look.

25:37Hello?

25:47Mr. Pataglia?

25:50Police?

25:51Hello?

25:52Control, set that at 15.

25:53We have an open door.

25:54We're making entry to the residents to clear it.

25:56Mr. Pataglia?

25:58Police department, we're coming inside your house.

26:00Go.

26:08Go.

26:10Otaglia, the police are coming here.

26:15Clear.

26:17Clear.

26:26Clear.

26:27Clear.

26:32Juarez.

26:37The rest of the house is clear.

26:39No sign of Pataglia.

26:42It's the men at 15.

26:43We have a DP at the residence.

26:45Notify Homicide. Watch Commander.

26:47And issue a bolo for Comrade Pataglia.

26:50Thanks for coming back, Mrs. Walker.

26:52I just need a little more information before I can charge you.

26:54Anything to help my husband.

26:57Now, we're hoping to identify some of Mr. Kalashnikov's associates.

27:04I mean, he could have been conducting business all by himself with both arms and cast.

27:09Um, during your dealings with him, did you ever see any of these men?

27:14Um, him.

27:18Yeah, it's him.

27:19Uh, I-I-I think I've seen him before.

27:21He's involved, and he scares me.

27:24Are you sure?

27:25I'm positive.

27:26Listen, can you tell me what is going on?

27:28I've called the prison multiple times.

27:29No one will tell me anything about Austin.

27:31I'm getting worried here.

27:32You know, your husband's in isolation where no one can get to him.

27:34They're moving him to a different facility tomorrow where he'll be safe.

27:40What a relief.

27:44Ooh, what a relief.

27:45Thank you, officers.

27:46My God, thank you.

27:47Hello?

27:55Hello?

27:57Austin's alive.

27:58What?

27:59They have him in isolation, so no one can get to him.

28:01They're gonna move in tomorrow.

28:02What the hell are you gonna do now?

28:03Hi.

28:07Give me the phone.

28:08Well, uh, excuse me?

28:11This is Sergeant Bradford with the LAPD.

28:13This whole conversation is being recorded.

28:15You want to save me some time and tell me your name, or you're gonna make me run to Trace?

28:18Wrong number.

28:19Trace it is.

28:20I don't-I don't understand what's happening right now.

28:23You're under arrest for the murder for hire of your husband.

28:25I don't understand.

28:26Look, we lied.

28:27And I'm sorry to inform you, your husband is dead.

28:29He was killed last night in jail by one of Tyson's cronies.

28:32And look, I couldn't see why you wanted your husband dead until I read his criminal history.

28:36Again, no convictions, but multiple phone calls to your house for domestic violence.

28:41Throw in a mistress and a judge authorized to tap on your phone.

28:44And you just confirmed their suspicions.

28:46Okay.

28:47Oh, my goodness.

28:51Judge has signed the rainy warrant for Conrad.

28:54Bull is in the system.

28:55Yeah, and we put his car in SVS.

28:57How was the wife found?

28:58Kitchen floor facing the west wall.

29:00Multiple stab wounds and weapons still outstanding.

29:02So we're thinking what wife finds out?

29:03Hubby kills Cheryl and then confronts him?

29:06Hubby panics and kills the wife to silence her.

29:08He realizes what he's done and goes on the run.

29:10Desperate idiots playbook.

29:11There are no clear prints on the doorknob, just smudges.

29:14What's the time element for when she died?

29:18Go ahead, you got this.

29:20Well, I mean, a body loses heat at a rate of 1.5 degrees per hour.

29:23Thermostat is at 68.

29:25But the body of the victim wasn't that cold when we found it.

29:28So I would say about an hour.

29:2990 minutes tops.

29:31She's right.

29:32What about the canvas?

29:33Uh, not home, not home.

29:35All not home.

29:35Home, but didn't see or hear anything.

29:37Harper searched Conrad's social media and emergency contacts.

29:40If Conrad is running, he's going to need help.

29:42So here are his closest friends.

29:43Start from the bottom and work your way up.

29:45All right, I'll get chins up with this.

29:46She'll take odds, we'll take evens.

29:48Great.

29:48Yeah, let's say I'm bad for the phone.

29:51Got me on the run with the pedal to the floor.

29:54Poking at the high.

29:55Better leave that boy alone.

29:57Yeah, I heard it's a problem outside.

29:59Man, we still trying to slide.

30:00Me, you don't want to slide me.

30:04I'm seeing blue and white.

30:05I'm trying to do it right.

30:07I'm running for my life.

30:08Control, location 9 is unoccupied.

30:10Show me en route to location number 7.

30:12Bad, tell me how you figure that.

30:14All right, location 6.

30:15Jose Martinez, his husband Todd.

30:18Should be right up there by that Toyota.

30:22Did you see that?

30:23Yeah, I saw bushes move.

30:24Is that Conrad?

30:25Control, we have a possible at location 6 on Brightwood.

30:28Item 19 attached.

30:38Conrad, I want to see your heads.

30:40715, code 6 on Sussex Battaglia, 2300 block Brightwood.

30:44Don't move.

30:45Show me your heads.

30:45Stop pursuing the Northbound Brightwood.

30:53Get up.

30:54I get the car.

30:57Wait.

30:57You don't understand.

30:58He's trying to kill me.

31:00Kids.

31:03Are you hurting anywhere else?

31:07Just my head.

31:07Right here.

31:09Take us through what happened slowly.

31:12This man broke into our house and tied us up.

31:15He made me watch while he killed...

31:17While he killed Justine.

31:22I don't know how I got away, but I must have broke the restraints.

31:27He tried to stop me, but I got away and I just kept running.

31:30He's almost ready for transport.

31:331179 was just reported at 1025 South Butterfield Drive.

31:37That's Opal's address.

31:39Control, 7-man-15.

31:40Do you have any more details on the 1179?

31:42There's a man trapped under the homeowner's vehicle.

31:44Fire and RA already en route.

31:45Control, attach this to us.

31:47Uh, Jen?

31:48Yeah, what's up?

31:49Would you escort Comrade to the hospital?

31:51He's been Miranda.

31:51Yeah, of course.

31:54What just happened?

31:55Something about the pentagram widow.

31:56We'll be ready to go in five.

31:57Are they looking for him?

31:59The guy who killed my wife?

32:00Can you describe him?

32:01I don't know.

32:02Uh, he was white.

32:04Average height.

32:05Average weight.

32:06He was deranged.

32:07Any idea why he targeted you?

32:10Okay, look.

32:11I want to get this guy.

32:13All right?

32:13Your wife deserves justice.

32:15But white, average height, weight,

32:18that's not going to get him.

32:21Does this have anything to do with Cheryl Budney?

32:26Uh.

32:31Look.

32:32I didn't mean to kill her.

32:35I was just so tired of her lies.

32:38We were fighting, and I shoved her.

32:39And I guess she hit her head.

32:41All right, well, killing her might have been an accident,

32:42but carving a pentagram into her stomach was not.

32:45Why didn't you call the police?

32:46I don't know.

32:47I-I was scared.

32:48I-I-I knew you guys would see the post that I made about her,

32:52so I tried to make it look like it was that pentagram guy

32:54from the documentary.

32:55But then today, I got a text from Cheryl,

32:57and it said that she wanted me to feel the same pain that I caused.

33:00It's on my phone.

33:01Look.

33:01Officer's taking fire to the block of Bridewood.

33:24You were having a long gun.

33:2523-31, Ward 10-9-7 on Bridewood.

33:28Go.

33:29Go.

33:30Ready?

33:32I'm clear.

33:55Go!

33:56Nobody else down Bradwood, he's got a clear shot.

34:16Stay off Bradwood.

34:17Anybody hurt?

34:18We're okay.

34:19I don't know, he's dead.

34:21Medic took a shot in the leg.

34:23We can't let him escape, we gotta steal him off.

34:25We can't get a unit behind him.

34:26There's a fence, the alley doesn't go through.

34:28Can't they just climb over?

34:29Shooter will pick him off as soon as they climb up.

34:31Making the airfield feel off, Bradwood to the south.

34:34Copy, air 11 is en route, ETA is less than three minutes.

34:37He's gonna be gone by then.

34:38I can get down the alleyway and just cut him off.

34:40Wait, that's a 40-yard open field run.

34:42Well, if his head pops up, just blow it off.

34:44I'll be alright, just let me know when you're ready.

34:48Come on.

34:54Go.

34:55Go.

35:25She made it, code four.

35:45And she doesn't want to give up her position.

35:47Small girl.

35:47all. Stop where you are. Stop right there. Put your hands where I can see them. Turn

36:02around and put your hands in the air. Put your hands in the air. Do it now. Get your

36:12hand off your weapon. Stop where you are. Stop. Stop where you are. Shooter's down. Hold

36:35the board. I need a minute. The shooter is down. In a panic, the wife of the alleged pentagram

36:43killer attempted to flee, injuring a reporter in the process. Continuation of the original

36:48scene. Our own Steve Sahagan was almost crushed by the frantic litter. Steve.

36:57Forrest, get on trial control. Get these people back. Back, folks. Get out of the way. Come

37:01up. Everyone. I need everyone to stand back. This is a crime scene.

37:12Opal, what happened? I just wanted them to leave me alone. I thought you were going to

37:17stay with friends. What friends? I tried calling. None of them want anything to do with me. It's

37:25all gone. My life. Friends. My home. He took it all. They can't blame you if you didn't

37:33know. Hopeful, did you know? That my husband of 42 years was a killer? Of course not. But

37:46there were some things. He'd give me jewelry that I knew we couldn't afford. He liked me

37:56to wear it. And then it would disappear. And once I found... I found a pair of ladies' underwear

38:08in the car. I threw them away. But he didn't ask me. I didn't want to know. I didn't want

38:20to know.

38:22Bailey. Hey. I can't leave you alone for a minute. I know. How's Carmichael? Is he

38:37okay? Yeah. He's barely scratched. He's going around telling everyone that he was shot,

38:41though. Well, technically he's not wrong. Lucy was an absolute badass out there, though.

38:46We're still waiting to hear if the guy she shot's going to pull through. Well, patrol found

38:4987 guns at that guy's house. Looks like he finally found a reason to use them. That's

38:53unbelievable. How's the reporter? In surgery. Opal crushed his leg. What's going to happen

38:58to her? Well, about 50 reporters got the whole thing on camera, so there's not going to be

39:02a lot of wiggle room for the defense. The pentagram killer's last victims. Hey. Hey. Why are you

39:08here? The, uh, the pentagram widow ran over a reporter. Right. Right. I passed Tim's train

39:16test. Congrats. Yeah. I knew you would. Didn't you have to get punched in the face or something

39:21at best? Oh, I did. I mean, she's only like 90 pounds, but still counts, you know? Anyways, I came

39:28to see if there's any news on Lucy's shooting. Not yet. Do we know? Still wait. Where is she?

39:39And the time is carrying away. All right. I hope something keeps us up. In the end, it's

39:54the same. They're over there now. Hey. Are you hurt?

40:06Oh, my God. You didn't have to take my hero's suggestion so literally. I don't feel like

40:13a hero at all. Any news? He's still in surgery right now. What if he dies? What if I killed

40:23that guy? Don't deal with it. Jeff, a D, made it through surgery. They're taking him to the

40:35ICU. Wait. He's alive? Now, the DA still needs your statement for the shooting inquiry, and

40:41should he die from his injuries at a later time, the investigation will resume. I try not

40:45to worry about that right now. Can the statement wait? Yeah. Tomorrow on one is fine. Let's

40:52go. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home.

41:04Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home.

41:15When you're a new parent, time for yourself is hard to find. For Sean and Leah, it's time

41:20for a date night. An all-new Good Doctor, next.

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