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00:00Ooh, whoa. Ooh, whoa.

00:10Once I had love and I was agass.

00:15Soon turned out, had a hard glass.

00:20Seemed like the real thing, only too far.

00:24How many?

00:25Table for two, please.

00:26Meeting someone special?

00:27Very special.

00:28That's so sweet.

00:30Well, come on.

00:31Let's get you seated.

00:33Oh, wow.

00:34Some people can be so rude.

00:36No worries.

00:37Best seat in the house.

00:40I'll let you look that over while I get all that cleaned up.

00:43Excuse me.

00:45Do I look okay?

00:47I think you look dashing.

00:58Guys, come on.

00:59Let's go.

01:00Ludo's gonna be here any second.

01:01Breakfast is ready.

01:03I see you've inherited my judgmental stare.

01:04But only Ava got that.

01:05Who happens to love toaster waffles?

01:06I'll have you know.

01:07Oh, toaster waffles.

01:08One of them does.

01:09I can't keep track.

01:10Here.

01:11What are these?

01:12Just a little project I'm working on.

01:13Now that we have some walking around money, thought I'd hire a little part-time help.

01:14I recommend this one.

01:15Oh, yeah?

01:16Oh, Ludo's gonna be here any second.

01:17Breakfast is ready.

01:18I see you've inherited my judgmental stare.

01:21But only Ava got that.

01:23Who happens to love toaster waffles?

01:25I'll have you know.

01:26Oh, toaster waffles.

01:27One of them does.

01:28I can't keep track.

01:29Here.

01:32What are these?

01:33Just a little project I'm working on.

01:35Now that we have some walking around money, thought I'd hire a little part-time help.

01:39I recommend this one.

01:40Oh, yeah?

01:41She plays laser tag.

01:42Height and peripheral vision.

01:43Fast reflexes.

01:44Important traits as Chloe starts walking.

01:46I feel like you picked her because she's pretty, but you're doing a good job of hiding it.

01:49Oh, I know her.

01:50She was a senior when I was a freshman.

01:52Yeah?

01:53What do you know about her?

01:54I don't know.

01:55Seniors don't talk to freshmen.

01:56Well, maybe dig around in our social media or something.

01:57I'm thinking about hiring somebody part-time.

01:59Oh, right.

02:00Back to work full-time today.

02:02That's right.

02:03And while I'm at work, I want to make sure that you guys are getting the support you need at home.

02:07Ludo needed some backup.

02:08I got him that.

02:09So, tell me what you guys need.

02:10I'd still have to visit the morgue.

02:12I love that idea.

02:13You know, why don't you show me you can change Chloe's diaper without passing out from the smell and won't graduate to formaldehyde.

02:19What about you, Ava?

02:20I'd love to hear some news about my dad.

02:27I mean, it's okay.

02:28I know you haven't really had the chance to talk to Lieutenant Soto, but now that you're back, maybe she has some news?

02:34I'm definitely going to look into it.

02:40But right now, I'm needed at a crime scene.

02:41You take over, okay?

02:42So you can keep these guys alive until Ludo gets here.

02:44I love you.

02:45I love you.

02:46Bye.

02:47Pay me what you're going to pay her.

02:48Oh, absolutely.

02:49You send that invoice to accounts payable.

02:51Okay?

02:52Bye.

02:53Bye.

02:54I think what she means by accounts payable is...

02:58Yeah, yeah, yeah.

02:59I got it.

03:08Victim's name is Nathan Gould, 46.

03:11Address on his license puts him right in the neighborhood.

03:13Cafe hostess found him behind these dumpsters with a bag taped over his head.

03:16Real money and credit cards are still here.

03:18No, phone too.

03:19Doesn't seem like a robbery.

03:20Maybe something more personal?

03:21Is he going to make it?

03:23He was in cardiac arrest when we got here.

03:25No pulse, no respiration.

03:26Got a heartbeat back, but he hasn't regained consciousness.

03:29The ventilator's doing the breathing for him.

03:31And so, he could be brain dead.

03:33They'll be able to tell more at the hospital.

03:34We just don't know how long he was without oxygen before we landed.

03:37Poor guy's luck might have finally run out.

03:39Finally.

03:40You know this guy?

03:41Nathan was a frequent flyer.

03:42Rode with us more than once.

03:43History of suspicious injuries.

03:45Suspicious how?

03:46He told us he fell and broke his leg.

03:49Before that, it was burned his hand on the stove.

03:51Always just said he was clumsy.

03:53But you think someone else helped.

03:55Nathan was a good guy.

03:57Hope he finally did this.

04:01Is that a hostess final?

04:02Yeah, she's a little shaken, but I think she can answer some questions.

04:10He was so nervous.

04:11Said he was meeting someone special.

04:14Oh, that poor man.

04:16This is where he sat?

04:18I went inside to get some cleaning supplies, and when I came out, I thought he'd left.

04:23I found that pen, and I ran up the street to look for him.

04:26And things got busy, and I just forgot about cleaning up.

04:29I'm glad you did.

04:30Karadek, check this out.

04:32You ever spill a drink on yourself at one of these tables?

04:36Uh, I can't say I recall doing that.

04:37No.

04:38Of course you haven't.

04:39You like to put on a hazmat suit when you eat something crumbly.

04:41But just pretend for one second that you're a normal guy, having a normal meal.

04:45Okay?

04:46There you are, sipping on a refreshing drink on a hot summer day when, uh-oh, you spill it all over the table.

04:54Drifts through the cracks, and lands all over your unprotected pants.

05:00Mm-hmm.

05:05I know.

05:06But look at these spills.

05:08They all landed evenly.

05:09All over the ground.

05:10The chairs.

05:11There weren't even butts in the seats.

05:13The spills were staged.

05:15Someone knew Nathan was gonna be here and wanted to make sure he'd sit by the alley.

05:19What time would you say you seated him, and when did you find him in the alley?

05:22I guess he got here around a quarter to eight.

05:25Okay, so how'd you find the body?

05:27I heard ducks.

05:28Ducks?

05:29Ducks quacking somewhere in the alley.

05:32I went to look, and I found him.

05:37I think that's all we have for now.

05:39If there's any other questions, we'll be sure to let you know.

05:41Okay.

05:48What?

05:49I thought you were gonna launch into a comprehensive breakdown of the migratory patterns of ducks in the Los Angeles areas.

05:53Is that what you thought?

05:54Yeah.

05:55Well, it could, but that would be pointless, because there were no ducks in that alley.

05:58Did you see signs of ducks?

06:00There was no poop.

06:01That's all ducks do.

06:02They poop.

06:03I don't know what she heard, but I don't think it was ducks.

06:04All right.

06:05We'll put a pen in the ducks.

06:06Vic's apartment's just a few blocks from here.

06:08If the paramedics were convinced someone was repeatedly hurting them, let's go find out who.

06:19Well, books on player stats, half a dozen team schedules.

06:23Nathan Gould really loved his sports.

06:25Oh, yeah?

06:26Who's his team?

06:27Enlighten me.

06:28Me?

06:29I can't even figure out what his favorite sport is.

06:31I've been all over this place.

06:32There's not a baseball cap or a jersey, not a banner on the wall.

06:36This place is wild, though.

06:37If anybody this obsessed with stats was actually into sports, do you know what it would look like in here?

06:48It looked like the inside of a stadium gift shop.

06:50But I did also notice this very impressive stack of overdue bills, a sport I'm very familiar with.

06:56Looks like Nathan was only a couple weeks away from having everything turned off.

06:59So you don't think Nathan loved sports, you think he loved gambling?

07:02And I don't think gambling loved him back, which could explain all those mysterious injuries that the paramedics were talking about.

07:08Nathan had fallen behind on his debts.

07:11And to the kind of people who do worse than turn off the water when the payment's late.

07:19What do you think it is?

07:21I don't know.

07:22It could be a bank account or passcode, international phone number.

07:29Okay, those scary guys you were just talking about?

07:33The debt collectors?

07:34They know home addresses?

07:43We're nice people.

07:44You could've just knocked.

07:49Call Lieutenant!

07:50Have a set backup!

07:59Okay.

08:00Good.

08:21You've reached Lieutenant Soto.

08:22Please leave a message and I'll return.

08:24We'll call this man fight.

08:29Hey!

08:30Cops!

08:47On your stomach!

08:48On your stomach!

08:49Hands behind your back.

08:54Uh-huh.

08:55Uh-huh.

08:56Uh-huh.

08:57Uh-huh.

08:58Uh-huh.

08:59Uh-huh.

09:00Uh-huh.

09:01Uh-huh.

09:02Uh-huh.

09:03Marco De Leon.

09:04Buddy ditched you pretty quick there, Marco.

09:07Don't hurt your feelings?

09:08He's not my buddy.

09:09Well, no.

09:10Not after a stunt like that.

09:11I think what Marco means is they're just business associates.

09:13Isn't that right, Marco?

09:14Oh.

09:15Looky here.

09:16Found something.

09:17So this is what we're thinking, Marco.

09:19You and your business associate work for whoever Nathan Gould owed money to.

09:22And you or someone else who works for your boss slipped a plastic bag over Nathan's head this morning.

09:26He's still alive, by the way.

09:28Probably not gonna make it, though.

09:29Anyway, knowing that Nathan's never gonna make good on his debts, your boss sent you over here to recoup what you could in stolen valuables.

09:34Sound about right?

09:35Does he have anything else in his pocket?

09:37A weapon?

09:38A vial of something to inject?

09:39No.

09:40No.

09:41Why?

09:42What are you thinking?

09:43Thinking we may have misjudged our friend Marco here.

09:46And if I'm right about that, you are really gonna want to introduce us to your boss.

10:05Hey, Ray, we're here to ask some questions about Nathan Gould.

10:32I don't talk to cops.

10:34Works for me.

10:35I'm not a cop.

10:36And I wouldn't hate if this one didn't talk at all.

10:38Oh, my goodness.

10:40Is that the Whisper Shoe Ultra?

10:42Ah, electric card shuffler.

10:44Those are so cool.

10:46Does every table in here have one of those?

10:49Sure does.

10:50Oh, man.

10:51Wish my kid was here.

10:52He's going through a real card phase right now.

10:55Just the other day, he made me sit through an entire YouTube video on the ins and outs of how this machine works.

11:00Isn't that so random?

11:03Everybody out.

11:04No!

11:05Uh, what just happened?

11:06Well, it turns out these card shuffling machines aren't as random as people think they are.

11:20Right, Ray?

11:27And that one in particular, the Whisper Shoe Ultra, is really not random.

11:37In ways a disreputable house could use exactly odds.

11:41Definitely not something Ray wants getting out there.

11:44You got stones.

11:45I'll give you that.

11:46Coming in here, lobbing accusations.

11:49Actually, Ray, I think you heard wrong.

11:51Next to my colleague here.

11:53We're pretty certain that you weren't involved in the attack on Mr. Gould.

11:56At least, not the one this morning.

11:58Yeah, see, when we found that empty syringe on Marco, we realized he was going to inject an air bubble into Nathan's bloodstream.

12:04So if Marco went there to kill Nathan then, that means you and your guys didn't attack Nathan earlier.

12:11Isn't that ironic?

12:12Hmm?

12:13Sending a guy to commit a murder proves that you didn't commit that murder.

12:17Send that one to Alanis.

12:19Right?

12:20But that makes me wonder, why did you send Marco with just an empty syringe?

12:27I mean, injecting an air bubble into someone's bloodstream, that would make their death look like natural causes, right?

12:33But someone like you in the reputation business would want Nathan's death to send a message.

12:39Unless you had a way to profit off of Nathan's death, but only if it looked like you didn't kill him.

12:48185-004-606, does that number sound familiar?

12:54It does.

12:55It did sound familiar.

12:56Do you see that?

12:57That number we saw at Nathan's, that was Ray's social security number.

13:01You see, before the current randomized system, social security numbers were issued based on the state where the applicant lived and when the application came in.

13:13I can roughly guess your age, you know, even with the 10 or so years that hard living put on you.

13:18And thanks to that photo over there of you marching in the Mummers parade, which is an annual Philly thing, I'm guessing you're from Pennsylvania.

13:25Both of those make sense with the number that we found.

13:27But that begs the question, why would Nathan Gould have his loan shark social security number?

13:34But you hate talking to cops, so I'll answer this one for you.

13:37You need someone's social security number, and in many cases a notary, which would explain the ink smudge, to make them the beneficiary of your life insurance.

13:46So, in other words, Ray, you forced Nathan Gould to make you the beneficiary on his insurance policy as a way to pay off his loans.

13:53And then because you love to stack the deck, you sent Marco to make sure you'd collect.

13:57I didn't force Nathan to do anything. It was his idea.

14:00Really? Care to elaborate?

14:05I'm not getting the sense that he does.

14:07Well, we want to know who else is mad enough to kill Nathan, we need to find out whose name he took off the life insurance.

14:12See you, Ray.

14:16Jessica, this is the old beneficiary form from your father's life insurance policy.

14:25We had the insurance company pull it for us.

14:27Until a few weeks ago, you were in line to collect $100,000 when your dad died.

14:30Made us wonder how you felt about it when he changed the form.

14:33This is the first I'm hearing my dad even had a life insurance policy, much less that my name was on it.

14:39Honestly, I'm surprised. Wasn't exactly good with money.

14:42Sounds like you two weren't close.

14:44He and my mom split when I was eight, over his gambling habits mostly, I think.

14:50Where's your mom now?

14:51Denver, my stepdad.

14:53I came back out here after school for work.

14:56I tried to keep in touch with my dad over the years, but they never followed through.

15:03Until a couple months ago, he reached out.

15:05Out of the blue.

15:06He said he was going away soon and he wanted to make things right before he did.

15:11We've seen each other more in the last couple months than we have in decades.

15:16Jessica, when your dad was attacked, he was carrying a pin on him in a gift box.

15:21It was a ladybug. Does that mean anything to you?

15:24Oh, um, ladybug was his nickname for me as a kid.

15:37Because he said I was cute and good luck.

15:43Here you go.

15:45Well, then, if the gift was for you, you're the person your dad was expecting to meet this morning.

15:49Can I ask why you didn't show?

15:51I did show. He didn't.

15:55So you were at Dudley Market in Venice around 745 this morning?

15:59No, I was waiting for him at Ground Wire in Toluca Lake.

16:02That's where we were supposed to meet.

16:08Thanks, Jessica. We'll reach out when we know more.

16:13Nathan Gold's daughter?

16:14Yeah, Jessica. We're checking her alibi, but we don't like her for it.

16:17What you got there?

16:18I just noticed the hotel across the street from the cafe had security cameras,

16:22so the tenant wanted me to check and see if it caught the attack, but nothing.

16:26Anything interesting?

16:27Well, Nathan and his daughter were estranged for most of her life.

16:30He'd reached out recently and reconciled.

16:33They were supposed to meet this morning, but for some reason they ended up at two different cafes.

16:37We're still figuring that out.

16:38One thing she mentioned, he told her he was planning to go away for a while.

16:42So did he book any airline tickets or hotel rooms that would let us know where he was going?

16:45I've been going through his credit card and bank statements.

16:47Haven't seen anything about travel plans.

16:53Well, this is weird.

16:54He had a subscription for a specialty dog food that he canceled a few weeks ago.

16:58We were just at his place. Did you see any signs of a dog?

17:01I did not.

17:02I mean, I guess it's possible the dog could have died, but what if he gave it away?

17:06That would make a lot more sense.

17:08Go on.

17:09Well, Nathan recently reconciled with his daughter who he hasn't had any contact with for years.

17:14He settles his debts with a loan shark by signing over his life insurance, right?

17:18And then he tells his daughter he's going away despite there being no evidence of travel.

17:23Put that together with giving your dog away and I think this man was planning on taking his own life.

17:27That's what he meant by going away for a while.

17:30So somebody decides to kill the guy right when he's about to kill himself.

17:34But why?

17:35They didn't have any stevia.

17:45It's fine.

17:46Or oat milk.

17:47That's fine.

17:48I didn't think you'd want their decaf, so.

17:53So you went with hot water.

17:55What a treat.

17:58This is the hospital's transplant coordinator.

18:00They're discussing organ donations.

18:02So he's officially brain dead?

18:04Yeah.

18:09Some timing, huh?

18:10This poor woman just finally reconciles with her father.

18:16You okay?

18:17You just, I don't know, seem a little quiet for you?

18:22Ava asked if there was any news about her dad.

18:25You haven't told her about Arthur yet, huh?

18:27No.

18:28Well, even I've heard her say she wants you to treat her like a grown-up.

18:31Maybe take her at her word.

18:34You think he was going to take his own life?

18:35You didn't know?

18:36Oh.

18:37Emmett.

18:38His dog.

18:39Dad asked me to take care of him while he traveled.

18:40Why did he want to die?

18:41It's just a theory right now, but we think he actually may have been protecting you.

18:44Your dad owed money to some loan sharks.

18:45They would have kept hurting him eventually.

18:46Probably a lot worse.

18:47Knowing how these people operate.

18:48We think that maybe they threatened to come after you next.

18:49So, by changing his life insurance policy and offering to end his own life, we think he was making sure you didn't end up paying for his sins.

18:50Yeah.

18:51Was your dad close with anyone he would have talked to about this?

18:52His dog.

18:53I...

18:54I...

18:55We...

18:56barely gotten to know each other again.

18:57I just...

18:58I don't know enough about him.

18:59I knew he was going to take care of his life, but I didn't know him.

19:00I think he was going to take care of his life insurance.

19:01And, I don't know if he is.

19:02No one could do anything.

19:03You haven't seen him.

19:04I don't know if he'd want to die.

19:05I think he'd want to die.

19:06It's just a theory right now, but we think he actually may have been protecting you.

19:07Your dad owed money to some loan sharks.

19:08They would have kept hurting him eventually.

19:09Probably a lot worse.

19:10Knowing how these people operate.

19:11We'd think that maybe they'd threaten to come after you next.

19:12By changing his life insurance policy and offering to end his own life,

19:15we think he was making sure you didn't end up paying for his sins.

19:17Yeah, was your dad close with anyone he would have talked to about this?

19:22We had barely gotten to know each other again.

19:25I just, I don't know enough about his life to say.

19:30Did your dad know you were pregnant?

19:33How did you know?

19:35Oh, well, the smells in here are driving you nuts.

19:37I see that saltine peeking out of your purse and you've got ginger tea.

19:40Been there a few times.

19:42Congratulations.

19:46I told him the last time we saw each other and he was so excited.

19:54We joked about how much fun it is to have a ton of doctor visits.

19:59It was the one thing we bonded over.

20:01He told you about his injuries?

20:04His injuries? No, no.

20:05The visits that he talked about were to a cardiologist.

20:08He said he recently had a whole series of scans and tests.

20:11Did he mention any specific symptoms?

20:13No.

20:14If anything, it was the opposite.

20:16He went out of his way to make sure I knew that everything was fine.

20:20Why would someone who's fine put themselves through a series of tests?

20:23We're like 20 minutes early.

20:33I didn't even realize.

20:34I know.

20:35So impressed.

20:35I'm not sure how we pulled that off.

20:37I like this look on us.

20:38I can get some alone time in the hydroponics lab before homeroom.

20:41Bye.

20:42Love you.

20:43Bye.

20:43Have a good day.

20:44The joys of being a dweeb.

20:45Not sure what I'm supposed to do, but we'll manage.

20:49Ava.

20:51Why don't you hang back for a second?

20:54We need to talk to you about something.

20:55So at least as of a few weeks ago, my dad was living in Nevada, according to this Arthur

21:04guy.

21:05Did he say how long he was living there for?

21:08No.

21:08And all we know about Arthur is that he's a landscaper?

21:14I guess so.

21:15I know.

21:16It's not a lot of information, and we're going to keep digging around.

21:19I just didn't want to fill you in too early, because I didn't want you to get your hopes

21:21up or be let down.

21:24No.

21:24I want you to tell me everything.

21:26I know you do.

21:27I heard you.

21:27So that's why I was filling you in on this.

21:34Oh, I got to go to work.

21:36Are you okay?

21:38Yeah.

21:38I'm fine.

21:39Are you sure?

21:39Because if not, I'll just tell him I'm not coming in today.

21:41You're going to play hooky.

21:42Mom, it's okay.

21:43I'm fine.

21:45Okay.

21:46I love you.

21:52Can you find your way to school from here?

21:55Yeah, Mom.

21:56I'll plug it in a ways.

21:57I love you.

21:57Hey, Daphne, you got Nathan Gould's phone?

22:19Yep.

22:19TID unlocked it.

22:21Nathan got an email the night before the attack, claiming to be from his daughter Jessica,

22:24changing their meeting to 745 at the cafe in Venice.

22:27Let me guess.

22:27This is not Jessica's email address.

22:29I checked.

22:29It's a fake.

22:30Yeah.

22:30That would explain why Nathan and Jessica ended up sitting at different cafes.

22:33Whoever did this wanted Nathan at that cafe and alone.

22:35Since Nathan and Jessica had just reconciled, he might not have even noticed the email came

22:39from an unknown address.

22:45Um, Morgan, what are you doing?

22:46There's an alarm set on Nathan's phone for 8.01 a.m.

22:49And the ringtone is set to the duck sound.

22:53That's what the cafe host has heard in the alleyway.

22:56The killer wanted somebody to find his body around 8 o'clock in the morning.

23:00Long enough after the attack to make sure he was brain dead, but soon enough to make sure

23:05his organs were still viable.

23:07I think Nathan Gould was killed for his heart.

23:19Robbed again.

23:20Call the cops.

23:22Good timing.

23:23Cops are here.

23:25Sorry, I didn't see you.

23:27You were saying something about being robbed?

23:29He's kidding about calling the cops.

23:31People steal things off the bus when we're on calls.

23:33Even more so lately with all the drug supply shortages.

23:36You just write it up.

23:38But it's not the controlled stuff.

23:39That's locked up.

23:40It's not the controlled stuff, right?

23:43Albuterol.

23:43Asthma men.

23:44We got more in back of the house.

23:46Is there something we can help you with?

23:47We had some questions about the Nathan Gould call.

23:50We're hoping you can walk us through the timeline.

23:52Sure.

23:53Shoot.

23:54Oh, the 911 call, it came in around 8.01, 8.02, is that about right?

23:57Yeah, sounds right.

23:58Just after our shift started, which was at 8.

24:00And how long after that for you to arrive on scene?

24:02About five minutes.

24:03Café's close.

24:04And maybe another three minutes after that to get a heartbeat back.

24:08One last question to Doozy.

24:11How long would a victim have to be down in order to guarantee they'd be brain dead?

24:1811 minutes.

24:20Give or take.

24:23Appreciate it.

24:24You were right.

24:41Of course I was right.

24:43Also, you should think about stocking up on albuterol if you need it.

24:45They're having a theft problem, apparently.

24:47I'm all good there, but thank you.

24:50Where's Soto?

24:50But she stayed back at the hospital to ask a few more questions.

24:53This attack was time to turn Nathan Gould into the perfect organ donor.

24:57He was down for at least 11 minutes before help arrived.

24:59I've been thinking about it.

25:00I think there's more.

25:02Nathan was in on it.

25:03The cardiac workup.

25:05He was making sure his heart was in good shape.

25:06Right.

25:06We already knew that he was planning on killing himself.

25:08Nathan had arranged with someone to give him his heart.

25:10But then he found out he was going to become a grandfather, and he changed his mind,

25:13so the killer had to kill him.

25:15Unbelievable.

25:18Everything okay?

25:20Yeah.

25:21You're not going to blast the old-timey car horn, are you?

25:23More than one novelty ringtone per case?

25:25I don't think so.

25:26That would be overkill.

25:27Fair enough.

25:28Because it seems to me our next question is,

25:30who is Nathan Gould's heart going to?

25:32We find them.

25:33I think we find our killer.

25:39Excuse me.

25:40Hi.

25:41I work with the police.

25:41I saw you talking to Jessica Gould yesterday about her father's organ donations.

25:46Yes, I remember you.

25:47Yeah.

25:47Has it been decided where Nathan's heart's going yet?

25:52I'm sorry.

25:53I wouldn't know.

25:54Aren't you the hospital's transplant coordinator?

25:57And you're on the committee, right?

25:58Yeah, they call you guys the God Committee.

26:00You literally get to decide who lives and who dies.

26:02If you can't answer our questions, then who can?

26:05I meant I don't know off the top of my head.

26:09Make an appointment with my office and I'll look it up for you.

26:13Okay?

26:16Any luck?

26:17I didn't realize the question about where a donor heart was going was scary, but that woman seemed afraid to answer.

26:22Same deal with the transplant surgeon.

26:23I get the feeling these guys are circling the wagons.

26:25As if someone with a lot of pull is keeping them quiet.

26:28Because maybe they want the heart for themselves.

26:31One thing I did find out, Jessica Gould has given her consent, so Nathan's set to be taken off life support tomorrow.

26:35Organs will be harvested then.

26:36Meaning if we're right and someone is forcing the hospital to give them the heart...

26:40It'd be good to find out who first.

26:42Hello?

26:43What?

26:45Where is she?

26:47I'll be right there.

26:50Ava just got arrested.

26:58What the hell happened?

27:04Are you okay?

27:06You can uncut her now, please.

27:07Can't do that.

27:08Building owner caught her vandalizing his property.

27:10Ava, it's one of your dad's murals.

27:14Yeah, I'm aware.

27:17Oh, honey, I am so sorry.

27:18Just leave me alone, okay?

27:22Okay.

27:23So what happens now?

27:25We take her in.

27:26No, listen, that's not necessary, all right?

27:28Her dad painted that.

27:30This is a family matter.

27:31I will take care of it.

27:32Tell that to the owner.

27:33Guy wants to press charges.

27:35That's the owner?

27:36How about this?

27:36I go smooth it over with him.

27:37We assure him the young lady is going to come back, clean this mess up later.

27:40And, uh, forget it ever happened.

27:41No paperwork for you.

27:42Sorry, detective.

27:43If the girl really wanted to clean this up, she had her chance before you got here.

27:47Come on, iron feet.

27:48No, don't touch my daughter, okay?

27:50Just don't...

27:50Morgan, it's all right.

27:51I know it's all right.

27:52I'm all right.

27:52Ma'am.

27:53Don't call me ma'am, okay, sir?

27:54Don't call me ma'am right now.

27:55I don't need that from you.

27:56What I need from you is to understand that giving a 15-year-old girl a criminal record

28:00over some paint is completely insane.

28:03Can we all agree on that?

28:04I mean, it's insane!

28:16Ava?

28:16Can we not hear?

28:21Because of her?

28:22Ava, that woman has her own problems to deal with.

28:28No offense.

28:30Yeah.

28:31Thanks, Gina.

28:32You got it.

28:38Treat her like a grown-up, he said.

28:42You're welcome.

28:43I'm sorry.

29:09Oh, buddy.

29:10Come here.

29:11I'm sorry.

29:13I messed up.

29:15Sometimes I forget that there's a right time to drop huge information on someone and a wrong time,

29:20which would be right before you send her off to school.

29:25It wasn't that.

29:27I know I said I wanted to know everything, but I was wrong.

29:32This was way worse than not knowing.

29:34What do you mean?

29:35My dad's been alive this whole time, living his life, one stayed over.

29:41And with everything you've been finding out, I actually let myself believe he cared, that he didn't abandon us.

29:50I still believe that.

29:51How?

29:52Because I know who your dad was, and we haven't heard his side of the story yet, you know?

29:56Maybe there's a reason that he's had to stay away.

30:00My whole life?

30:01I can't for the life of me wrap my mind around what that reason would be, but the one thing I do know is that he loved you more than anything in the whole world.

30:09You know, I'm actually working on a case right now where this father was estranged from his daughter.

30:20And once he came back into the picture, the only thing he cared about was making it right.

30:26And that's what all this is about?

30:28Well, part of it, I'm looking for somebody who needs a heart transplant, somebody powerful enough to intimidate an entire hospital to get it.

30:39So, I figured I'd start with their biggest donors.

30:42These guys?

30:43Mm-hmm.

30:44You were looking at a who's who of L.A. philanthropy.

30:50What about him?

30:52Carson Wood. Looks like he's a big producer.

30:55This photo wasn't from that premiere.

30:57Do you see who's behind him?

30:59Uh-huh.

31:00Oh, my God.

31:01Mom, seriously, do you live under a rock?

31:03She's an actress.

31:03She's in, like, everything.

31:05Right.

31:05Okay.

31:06Anyway, this whole thing went down about this dress.

31:09She dissed the designer, and they were going back and forth for, like, weeks.

31:13But that happened, like, over a year ago.

31:15Really?

31:16Mm-hmm.

31:17Look at you.

31:19And he didn't think you were anything like me.

31:22I mean, first we get arrested together.

31:24Okay.

31:25Okay.

31:27Can we look this guy up?

31:29Yeah.

31:31Let's see.

31:34There he is.

31:38Old.

31:40Old.

31:41Oh, all these are old.

31:42Yeah, that one's definitely old.

31:43Okay, so if you're right, this guy hasn't been seen in public for months, but he's posting old pictures as if they're recent.

31:51Shady.

31:51Might be more than shady.

31:53Maybe he's been hiding the fact that he's sick.

32:04Everything good with Morgan?

32:05Yeah.

32:05She had to visit Ava's school.

32:06Clear up a little truancy thing yesterday.

32:08What's going on here?

32:09Showed up just as Carson Wood was about to head out.

32:11I suggested he wait.

32:13His people didn't like that.

32:14So you decided to block the driveway.

32:16Things were getting a little tense.

32:18Copy that.

32:20Carson Wood, Detectives Karatek and Forrester, LAPD.

32:23Mind if we ask you a few questions?

32:24To get you the hell out of my driveway, ask away.

32:27Make it quick.

32:29Does the name Nathan Gould mean anything to you?

32:32Should it?

32:33He's a murder victim whose death we're investigating.

32:35Never heard of him.

32:37P.S.

32:37I don't know if you looked at me, but I'm literally on my way to get a heart transplant.

32:42I'm not running around killing people.

32:44Well, now that you mention it, one of the reasons we're here is to see if you're in the market for a new heart, sir.

32:48We believe Mr. Gould was killed so that his would be available for transplant.

32:52As for killing him yourself, I think you could hire some people to do it.

32:54Can't argue with that.

32:56Hey, Karatek.

32:58The GPS is set for the airport, not St. Clair's.

33:00Mr. Wood, would we be right that you pressured St. Clair's Hospital to bump you to the top of their transplant list?

33:06Maybe I did, maybe I didn't.

33:07Doesn't matter.

33:08Got a better heart waiting for me in Utah.

33:10Wait, so you're saying you don't want Nathan Gould's heart?

33:13Is that the one at St. Clair's?

33:15Doc said it wasn't a great match.

33:17Technical stuff.

33:18Not my department.

33:20And if that concludes our business, I'd appreciate you getting out of the way.

33:23Time's the one thing I don't have.

33:29Hey, how are you going to school?

33:31I convinced him that 30 minutes in a holding cell can serve as detention, but whatever, that's not why I called.

33:35I got a message from Soto.

33:36St. Clair's Hospital called.

33:38Oh, yeah, yeah, we know.

33:39Carson Wood didn't even need Nathan's heart.

33:41Guessing it got put back into the system?

33:43Well, it would have, but it's been stolen.

33:45How does someone steal a heart?

33:47That's what we're trying to figure out.

33:48The hospital said everything went normally with the organ removal.

33:50They took the heart out of Nathan, they packed up a transport.

33:53That's when it was supposed to be driven to another hospital.

33:54But that's when everyone lost track of it.

33:56Someone with knowledge of the process intercepted the heart on its way out of the building.

33:59So far, we haven't spotted anything on the hospital surveillance, but we're still looking.

34:03How much time can pass between taking out a heart and putting it into someone else?

34:07Hospital says six hours tops, two of which have already passed.

34:10And that's how much time we have.

34:12Someone this killer cares about is about to get a heart transplant, which means our best chance to find the killer is while that person is still in a hospital bed.

34:21After the patient's safe and sound, our guy could be in the wind.

34:24Now, it felt like the transplant coordinator was hiding things yesterday.

34:27Let's have her back in for a conversation.

34:30Now that the pressure's off from Wood, maybe she'll be more forthcoming.

34:33I'm starting to feel like I should have a lawyer.

34:37No, that's definitely the way you could go, given that we could charge you with obstructing an investigation.

34:41You might lose your job, so lawyering up might be the smart move.

34:43But the truth is we're not looking to come after you.

34:47We need to find Nathan Gould's killer, and we need to find him now.

34:50If you help us, we'd be inclined to forget your role in all of this.

34:53My role in this, I didn't have a choice.

34:58If we didn't find Mr. Wood a heart, he would have cut off millions in funding.

35:04That's money we use to save countless lives.

35:08We're not here to judge.

35:13Okay.

35:14We have reason to believe that at one point Nathan Gould and his killer were cooperating.

35:18Let's say Carson Wood never interfered.

35:20Who would have gotten the heart then?

35:21Nathan Gould left behind a directed donation.

35:26He named the person he wanted his heart to go to.

35:29And when Mr. Wood pressured us to find him a heart,

35:34the committee and I, we invalidated Mr. Gould's directive.

35:40Whose name was on the directed donation?

35:43I don't know.

35:45I deleted any record on the hospital system.

35:47You deleted the intended recipient's name, and you don't even remember who it was?

35:51It's not that I don't remember.

35:54I didn't even look.

35:56That person is something I don't want to think about.

36:02So, their name should still be on the transplant list, right?

36:07Yeah.

36:08Is this the information we got from the transplant coordinator?

36:11The UNOS database?

36:12Yes.

36:13You're looking at everyone waiting on a heart in the southwestern United States.

36:16Good, because that heart only has about two hours of viability left.

36:18How are we going to narrow this down?

36:19Mm-mm.

36:33Nope.

36:34Okay.

36:36This one, this one, this one.

36:40I'll live too far away to get the heart in time.

36:42These are the wrong blood type.

36:47And since a key factor in a heart match is body size, you're out.

36:51You're out.

36:52You are definitely out.

36:54Here we go.

36:56Hey, good work, Morgan.

36:57You can just reach out to each of these hospitals.

36:59No, we won't have to.

37:00I got to check something real quick, but if I'm right, I know where to find the killer.

37:10Rosemary Kefari, 70 years old, at Eaton General, in end-stage heart failure.

37:14She's the one getting the heart.

37:15How did you know?

37:17Because she was the only one left whose profile said she was on albuterol.

37:21Yeah, paramedics said people were stealing albuterol because of a drug shortage.

37:24I don't doubt that there was a drug shortage, but people were not stealing albuterol.

37:28One of the paramedics was.

37:30For his mother.

37:31That's what you had to check.

37:32That's right.

37:33Kefari was Rosemary's second husband's last name.

37:35Her first husband was a bishop, just like one of our paramedics, Christopher Bishop.

37:40He's Rosemary's son.

37:43Christopher and Nathan knew each other because of Nathan's injuries.

37:46They must have shared their struggles with each other.

37:48So when Nathan decided to end his life, he offered to direct his heart to Christopher's mother.

37:52But then Nathan changed his mind.

37:53Which meant Christopher had to take matters into his own hands.

37:57He staged the messy tables to make sure that Nathan sat exactly where he wanted him to.

38:03And then he dragged his body into the alley.

38:05And he set an alarm to make sure that someone would find Nathan at exactly the right time.

38:16This even explains the where and when.

38:23Close enough to Christopher's firehouse so we could show up to his shift before the call came in and give himself an alibi.

38:28And he could make sure that he was the paramedic who was taking the call.

38:31He did all this to save his dying mother.

38:32Well, I'll have Eunice posted to stop Christopher and give Eaton General a heads up.

38:39We're going to stop her from getting the heart, aren't we?

38:41I had no idea.

38:57I swear.

38:59I was only told that the heart was available.

39:02Mr. Gould, does he know that you know?

39:07He dropped off the heart along with the paperwork saying it was for you and he left.

39:11Mr. Gould's direct donation was still on file here too.

39:14We had the hospital text Christopher as your next of kin and say they needed him to come back, which he did.

39:19We have him in custody now.

39:21He's going to go to prison, isn't he?

39:26You're going to let me see him?

39:30Please.

39:32I'll have my officers bring him in.

39:40Of course, you will go back on the waiting list for another heart.

39:45I don't really care about them now.

39:56Oh, my.

40:00My sweet boy.

40:01Oh.

40:02Hey, Mom.

40:05Hey, sweetheart.

40:06Come here.

40:08I'm sorry.

40:09Oh.

40:10Oh, I'm so sorry.

40:12I'm so sorry.

40:13I love you so much.

40:14Oh, I love you too, man.

40:16I tried.

40:17I tried.

40:18Oh, I can take it from here.

40:19Oh, I thought that I was calling clear.

40:25Oh, I can take it from here.

40:33Please, Tex are all done with this.

40:35Oh, I thought that I was calling clear.

40:36I gave it to you.

40:37I've had to give it to you.

40:38I'm sorry.

40:38I could have fucked the current run just the way you would...

40:42Actually, he already gave me one just like it.

40:46I think you meant to give this one to her.

40:48I think you meant to give this one to her.

40:52I thought the current run just the way you would...

40:54Your dad was absent your whole life

40:57and you let him back in.

40:59How did you do that?

41:04Guess that's how my mom raised me.

41:09You take care.

41:22Angela Lee.

41:2417.

41:24The congenital defect got progressively worse.

41:27Eventually the docs couldn't repair it.

41:32She got the heart.

41:41See you tomorrow, Gilder.

41:42We are.

41:46See you tomorrow.

41:48Okay.

41:51See you tomorrow.

41:51See?

41:51See you tomorrow.

41:53From waves to the now

42:01To the creek

42:04To the creek

42:10To the creek

42:12Oh

42:14To the creek

42:31To the creek

42:36To the creek

42:41To the creek

42:43So faster!

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