The Rookie (2018) Season 7 Episode 4- Darkness Falling

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00:00Previously on The Rookie.

00:02Don't puke on him.

00:03This is not my first OD.

00:05I had this girlfriend back in high school.

00:07I found her after prom in a bathroom,

00:09and four years ago, I was diagnosed with cancer.

00:11Given our continued fallout from the mess

00:14Monica in Blair London created,

00:16Wesley Evers has been assigned here

00:18to make sure we're flying right.

00:20Now I'm supposed to work next to Angela Lopez

00:22when all I can think about is how much I want to...

00:24Malvado is a myth.

00:25The criminal equivalent of the boogeyman.

00:27Well, apparently Southern Front hired him

00:29to kill Jason.

00:30We have the same goal.

00:32All you have to do is leave

00:33and your problems go away.

00:34I can't do that.

00:40I know you like oat milk, but the store was out

00:42so I got almond.

00:43I hope that's okay.

00:46Hello, my beautiful wife.

00:48Hey, just wanted to check in and see how it's going

00:50with my newer replacement model.

00:52Hi, Bailey.

00:53Yeah, this lady's not a replacement.

00:54She's a bait.

00:56And no one could replace you

00:57because you are awesome.

00:59Now, is this really necessary?

01:01We have U.S. Marshals watching the house 24-7

01:04and Jason is being hunted by a hitman.

01:07Can I please come home?

01:08Yeah, you can 100% come home

01:10if you can look me in the eye

01:11and tell me that Jason's not a relentless psychopath

01:14that would risk everything to get back at you

01:15for betraying him.

01:16Okay, fine.

01:17You win.

01:18But I'm climbing the walls here.

01:20No offense.

01:21None taken.

01:22I totally get it.

01:23I mean, with Rachel here, it is a little snug.

01:25Hey.

01:26Oh, so have we had any movement on the mystery woman

01:28that Jason is supposedly shacked up with?

01:30No, but given Jason's history,

01:32I would say she's probably the lonely wealthy type.

01:35Yeah, which would give him the resources

01:36to stay under the radar.

01:37Okay.

01:38Well, if I can't come home,

01:39can you please pack up some of my things

01:41and give them to Lucy?

01:43I'll text you a list.

01:44Yeah, of course.

01:45And, uh...

01:49Maybe a little later,

01:50we can find some personal time.

01:53There will be no personal time

01:54until we're in our own bed.

01:56I will have Jason caught by tonight.

02:03Hey, I just want to reiterate,

02:05I know what I did last week was wrong,

02:07and I take no delight

02:08in any of the public fanfare

02:10around my hero moment,

02:11that our hero moment

02:14that we had together.

02:15I just...

02:16I fell out of my groove

02:17with the whole T.O. swap thing,

02:20so I'm just...

02:21I'm happy to be back with my OG.

02:22Oh, God.

02:24No one likes a suck-up, Ridley.

02:26Let's go.

02:27Yes, ma'am.

02:28Anything you want to add to this side,

02:29Mia Copa?

02:30I'm not looking for any extra credit, sir.

02:31I just want to be prepared as possible

02:33for whatever the day holds.

02:34Preparation is only half the battle.

02:36All I care about

02:37is how you perform on the streets

02:38when your adrenaline's high

02:39and you want to be an action star.

02:40Yes, sir.

02:41I'll keep the wild horse locked in the stable, sir.

02:45Check your phone on your own time, please.

02:47Yes, ma'am.

02:49Oh, wow.

02:50They just keep coming in.

02:51Okay.

02:52Seriously, what's going on right now?

02:53I'm sorry.

02:54I'm just...

02:55I'm waiting on my test results to come in.

02:56I'm a little bit paranoid.

02:57Oh, that's right.

02:58Well, um, did you get any news?

03:00No.

03:01These are just notifications

03:02that my name's being mentioned somewhere online.

03:05Are you serious?

03:07Yeah, sorry.

03:08I'll put it away.

03:10Okay.

03:11Wow, they just...

03:12They're good.

03:13They're nice, calm.

03:14Airplane mode.

03:15Right.

03:17Hey, Mr. Evers.

03:19Welcome back.

03:20Hi.

03:22Sean.

03:23Hey.

03:24Just wanted to be here to welcome you back.

03:25The office wasn't the same without you.

03:27I mean, I'm glad to be back,

03:28as is the entire Mid-Wilshire Station.

03:29Apparently, they don't appreciate oversight.

03:31Yeah.

03:32Well, look, I'm sure you have a lot to catch up on,

03:34but the district attorney election is right around the corner,

03:37and I just wanted to be sure I could count on your endorsement, man.

03:41Wesley.

03:42Oh, you are aging backwards.

03:44Oh.

03:45I just wanted to say welcome back,

03:47and make sure you're all squared, pen-wise.

03:49Oh, thank you.

03:50Nice try, Vivian,

03:51but you're not gonna buy your way to a win here.

03:53Don't you find an insecure man such a turn-off?

03:56I am light years from insecure.

03:59Anyway, I would love your endorsement.

04:02Okay.

04:03Okay.

04:04Bye.

04:05Okay.

04:06You know, in my younger days,

04:07she really would've gotten under my skin.

04:09Right.

04:10Definitely not now.

04:11No.

04:12Hey, Sean.

04:15You have five minutes to talk about something

04:16that's been eating away at the very core

04:18of who I am?

04:19Well, that sounds like it's gonna take longer than five minutes,

04:21but yeah, sure.

04:22Okay.

04:23Thanks.

04:24You're really the only person I can talk to about this.

04:26Um...

04:28I heard something on the Blair London tapes

04:30that has got me spinning.

04:32I thought you turned in your final report on those.

04:34No, I did.

04:35It's not criminal.

04:36It's...

04:38You know Keith Graham from Mid-Wilshire?

04:39Yeah, sure.

04:40He's a great guy.

04:41Annoyingly handsome.

04:42I mean, he's a solid detective.

04:43You were seeing Blair?

04:44Yeah, and during his sessions,

04:47he revealed that he has recurring...

04:51intimate dreams about Angela.

04:53Yikes.

04:54Yeah.

04:56Well, look, you know that legally

04:58you cannot divulge any of that to her.

05:00That's a violation of his privacy

05:02and that puts the two of them

05:03in an incredibly uncomfortable position.

05:05I know.

05:06But it's driving me crazy.

05:07Why?

05:08Wes, I...

05:09You know, it seems to me it comes down

05:10to how secure you are in your marriage.

05:12He's definitely not the first guy

05:14to hit on your hot wife.

05:15He certainly won't be the last.

05:18Wait.

05:20Did you?

05:21I plead the fifth.

05:22All right, this is not gonna be easy.

05:40When the CHP calls for mutual aid,

05:43usually because things have gotten messy.

05:46Even for LA.

05:47Now, wrecks like these are all about

05:52problem-solving and accuracy.

05:54We have to be exact with every word in our reports.

05:57Our measurements can't be off,

05:58not even by an inch.

06:00That would mean a change in liability,

06:01and then a half-decent lawyer could use that

06:03to discredit our entire investigation.

06:05Oh, that's mildly terrifying.

06:07Which is why I'm making you primaries.

06:09What?

06:10Make sure you're fierce, Officer Juarez.

06:11But I...

06:12You can handle this.

06:13Tell me you can handle this.

06:14I can handle it.

06:16I can handle it.

06:18This gonna be as fun as putting socks on a rooster.

06:21Come to Chippy's.

06:23He's like 50 feet away.

06:24He for sure could've walked.

06:27Afternoon.

06:29Thanks for the assist.

06:30Where do you want us?

06:31Given the circumstances,

06:32we think this should be an LAPD-led investigation.

06:34No problem.

06:35Where will CHP be stationed?

06:37We'll be helping out at the off-ramp.

06:38Oh, over in the shade.

06:40We're leaving grateful citizens

06:41from bumper-to-bumper traffic.

06:42That's nice.

06:43We just want the freeways up and running

06:45as quickly as possible.

06:50I told Juarez she's got primary on this.

06:52Bold.

06:53You either want to end her career right now

06:54or you honestly believe in her.

06:55What do you want us to do?

06:57Okay, well, first thing first,

06:58we render safety and aid to all victims.

07:01That means that our number one priority

07:03is just clearing a path for the next ambulance.

07:05I gotta take this.

07:06Yeah.

07:07What's happening?

07:09Were you able to get that stuff from Lucy?

07:12She was gonna come by here at lunch

07:13and bring it to me.

07:14You forgot.

07:15Yeah, sorry.

07:16This morning's been just a little chaotic.

07:18But you stay put.

07:19I promise.

07:20I'll get it to you tonight

07:21or tomorrow at the latest.

07:22Okay.

07:23Yeah, stay safe.

07:24I love you.

07:25Love you too.

07:26How far, Boop?

07:3618.6 feet, sir.

07:39Sure about that?

07:40Positive, sir.

07:41Ridley, how far?

07:43Uh, 20.

07:45No, that's 20.1, 20.2.

07:47It just keeps moving.

07:49Oh, I have to stand still.

07:51Yeah, okay.

07:5220.2.

07:53Okay, that's right.

07:54That's right.

07:55Hey, what's next?

07:56Okay, well now, I mean,

07:57now you take a million photos.

07:59Just make sure you get the scene from every angle.

08:01You search the cars for any open containers, alcohol, drugs.

08:04If there's any indication that this is a DUI,

08:07that changes everything.

08:08Okay.

08:09Okay?

08:10Okay.

08:16Clue.

08:20Well, hey, hey.

08:22Did you get pictures from underneath the car and above as well?

08:24No.

08:25No.

08:26No, sorry.

08:27Sorry.

08:28It's my bad.

08:29No, listen.

08:30I understand there's a lot going on right now, but I can't be holding your hand every step

08:31of the way.

08:32Yeah.

08:33Time to take the training wheels off, though.

08:36Really?

08:37Can you just lay off?

08:40You have no idea what anybody's going through, okay?

08:43My girlfriend died in high school in a car accident, and this whole thing is bringing up a lot of bad memories.

08:48I'm sorry, dude.

08:49I didn't know.

08:50Just think next time before you speak, okay?

08:52Officer Penn, you clear this car?

08:53Yes, sir.

08:54The driver was critical.

08:55Went off in the first ambulance.

08:56You didn't think to make note of this?

08:57I'm sorry, sir.

08:58I thought we were checking for beer cans, not firearms.

08:59I mean, back home, every call you pull over, have a gun in the glove box.

09:04Bag this, please.

09:05Yes, sir?

09:06What about this car?

09:07Do we have any information on this driver?

09:08Uh, no.

09:09Nobody's talked to him yet, but it is registered to a Harrison Novak.

09:28Officers!

09:29Yes, sir.

09:30Double time.

09:31Coming.

09:32Be right there.

09:33This is the LAPD.

09:34Is anyone in there?

09:35We're gonna get you out.

09:36Just hang on.

09:39Please, please, please.

09:40Oh, my God.

09:42We need an ambulance!

09:45I had never seen him before, but he knew me.

09:49He was waiting.

09:50He called out Savannah, and when I turned, he sprayed me in the eyes with something.

09:55It burned really bad.

09:58Um, I tried to run, but, um, he hit me over the head, and the next thing I knew,

10:03I was tied up in the, in the trunk.

10:04And we drove around forever.

10:05It, it felt like hours.

10:06And, uh, he was singing.

10:07He kept replaying the same dumb pop songs, singing along at the top of his lungs without

10:08carrying the wound.

10:09Well, you're safe now, okay?

10:10And the good news is, we know who he is.

10:11Officers are kicking down his door as we speak.

10:12Police!

10:13Harrison Novak, we have a warrant for your arrest.

10:14Ridley.

10:15Ridley.

10:16Ridley.

10:17Ridley.

10:18Ridley.

10:20Can you kill him?

10:22No.

10:23Very easy.

10:24No, no, please.

10:25No.

10:26Okay.

10:27I know what you're saying.

10:28You're gonna be wearing a suit.

10:29You're gonna be wearing a suit.

10:30No, no, no, no.

10:31No, no, no.

10:32No, no, no.

10:33No, no.

10:34No, no, no.

10:35No, no, no.

10:36No, no, no.

10:37No, no.

10:38No, no, no, no.

10:40Clear.

10:56Clear.

10:57Clear.

11:00This place is giving me the creeps.

11:02Feels like teenage girls live here, not a 40-year-old dude.

11:05Get used to it.

11:06We're going to be here for a minute.

11:07It's the only property registered in his name.

11:08We need to search every inch of this place.

11:10So glove up, tear it apart.

11:12Yes, sir.

11:16How bad?

11:17Physically, she should be okay.

11:18Guy did not drop in public and kept in a trunk for hours.

11:21Being a woman is consistently terrifying.

11:23Then you have a daughter and it only gets worse.

11:24Harrison Novak was arrested three years ago for burglary and assault.

11:28He broke into a woman's home and choked her.

11:30Seemed open and shut, but evidence was compromised,

11:33and the prosecution lost the case at trial to Novak's hotshot lawyer.

11:36Who the hell was that?

11:38Your husband.

11:39Yeah, I recognize the case.

11:40The cops screwed up the chain of evidence and I got him acquitted.

11:42Why?

11:43We found a girl in his trunk in pretty bad shape.

11:45He's currently at large, so if you can give us anything, that might help.

11:49I'll pull his file and get it to you ASAP.

11:52Let me know if there's anything else I can do.

11:54Thanks.

11:54You remember the Harrison Novak case?

12:00Uh, yeah, of course.

12:01That's the only time I lost the trial.

12:02Why?

12:03Novak just abducted a woman.

12:05Maybe not the first.

12:07Well, that's not good.

12:08For either of us.

12:09Hey, I'm sorry again for not reporting the gun,

12:19but I did find out the owner had purchased illegally, and it was registered.

12:23That's not the point.

12:24The cars are frequently broken into by criminals who do not have a license to carry.

12:28A weapon not registered to them is a win for the criminal community.

12:31Understood.

12:32It won't happen again.

12:33You know what?

12:33I'm going to recommend you undergo additional training and testing all weekend,

12:36plus an additional three hours a day for the next two weeks.

12:39What?

12:39It was a simple mistake.

12:41Look, if I can't trust you to clock loaded weapons in plain sight,

12:43what else can't I trust you with?

13:03What's wrong?

13:05I lost her.

13:06She left the apartment.

13:07I got blocked in by a truck.

13:09Huh?

13:10Come on.

13:11Come on.

13:16She's ducking my call.

13:17Well, you can track her phone, right?

13:29She's headed towards Echo Park's firehouse.

13:31Punch it.

13:33Oh, this guy is totally a psycho.

13:40You wore his outside shoes right in the bedroom.

13:45Wait, these things got to be caked in evidence, right?

13:47Potentially.

13:48Take a photo and then bag them.

13:51Hey, Ridley, can I ask you a question about something from earlier?

13:56Yeah, that's not really my favorite way to start a conversation, but sure.

14:00A few weeks ago, you told me that your girlfriend overdosed.

14:02And then earlier, I swear, I thought I heard you tell Miles that she died in a car accident.

14:06Yeah.

14:08Sorry, I should have made that more clear.

14:10Sarah didn't actually die from the OD.

14:12We got super lucky.

14:13My friend's daddy's a doctor, and he came home just in time with some naloxone.

14:18And then she died in a car accident?

14:20No, that was a different girlfriend a year later.

14:22Savannah wasn't a one-off.

14:24I found this hidden in the hallway closet.

14:28Oh, my God.

14:31More victims.

14:32Hello?

14:41Hey, Counselor.

14:43Harrison Novak.

14:46You helped me out of a jam a few years ago?

14:48Of course.

14:48I'm just finishing up a meeting.

14:50Can I call you right back?

14:51That's okay.

14:51I can hold.

14:52I got time.

14:53I've got Harrison Novak on the phone.

14:56He wants me to represent him.

14:57What's my ethical obligation here?

14:58Do I have to tell him I'm no longer a defense attorney?

15:00Uh, no.

15:00But as a prosecutor, the only thing you can't do is agree to represent him.

15:03Other than that, you can tell him anything he needs to hear to keep him on the line.

15:06Okay.

15:06Angela, it's Del Monte.

15:08I've got your husband here.

15:08He's talking to Novak on his cell phone right now.

15:10Hot damn.

15:11Setting up a trace now.

15:12Okay, I'm putting on speaker.

15:14Wesley, just keep him talking as long as you can.

15:17I'll mute my phone so we can listen.

15:19All right, great.

15:19I'm going over to him now.

15:20Sorry to keep you waiting.

15:23How can I help?

15:24Yeah, no problems.

15:25Look, I know you're a very busy guy, so I will skip the foreplay.

15:28I was super impressed with how you handled my case back in the day, and I find myself

15:33in a bit of fresh legal jeopardy.

15:36How bad are we talking?

15:37I don't like to use that word.

15:39Bad.

15:40So judgy.

15:42Good.

15:42Bad.

15:42Right.

15:43Wrong.

15:43You know, just choices and decisions repressed people use to keep more free-thinking individuals

15:49in a box.

15:50Right.

15:50Well, I wasn't trying to judge.

15:52I just need to know a little more of what I'm getting into before I commit.

15:55Well, I can tell you this much.

15:56Most people might not like what I do, who I am, but everyone inflicts and contributes

16:02to some level of pain and suffering.

16:04Might step on a bug or cook a steak.

16:07Let's do my version of that.

16:09Only on a bigger, more connected level with larger and more conscious animals.

16:14Are you saying you've killed people?

16:15Are you saying you're my lawyer?

16:16Mr. Novak, I'm just trying to make sure we're both on the same page.

16:19This is taking longer than I'd wanted, and I have a bit of a ticking clock problem.

16:22I'd wanted to achieve so much more by the end of my story.

16:26A certain number of accomplishments.

16:28To make the world take notice.

16:30So, now I find myself having to get into the volume business.

16:33Wait.

16:33Why don't we get together in person and discuss?

16:36I gotta go.

16:37But don't worry.

16:38You'll probably see me later tonight on your TV.

16:39Wait.

16:40Ciao for now.

16:40Please, tell me you got a location.

16:44He's calling from sorority row.

16:46He's gonna pull a Ted Bundy.

16:48I'm sending every cop in the city, but I'm not sure we're gonna make it there in time.

16:51Say a prayer.

16:52I'm sending every cop in the city, but I'm not sure we're gonna make it there.

17:22Who is it?

17:23I, uh, Melanie?

17:26I think I have your package.

17:28It got delivered to my place by mistake.

17:33For you.

17:34Thanks so much.

17:34Ah!

17:52Police!

17:53Ah!

17:54Ah!

17:55Ah!

17:56Ah!

17:57Ah!

17:58Ah!

17:59Ah!

18:00Ah!

18:01Ah!

18:02Ah!

18:03Ah!

18:04Ah!

18:05Ah!

18:06Ah!

18:07Ah!

18:08Ah!

18:09Ah!

18:10Ah!

18:11Ah!

18:12Ah!

18:13Ah!

18:14Everybody OK?

18:15If any of you ladies are looking to join the LAPD, I'd like to offer a letter of recommendation written

18:19by me, personally.

18:21Ugh.

18:35Get back!

18:36This is a crime scene.

18:37Let me throw him in the DA's office.

18:38I need to get in there.

18:39Set back up!

18:40Angela!

18:41Hold on.

18:42Angela!

18:43Stand down!

18:44He's allowed to be here.

18:45Hey, what happened in there?

18:46Please tell me no one's dead.

18:47No one is dead.

18:48OK.

18:49You did good.

18:50You're the reason we got this guy.

18:52I'm also the reason that he's been free to kill innocent women for the past three years.

18:55His actions are not your fault.

18:57You were just doing your job.

19:00Hey!

19:01Thought you were too busy for me.

19:03You changed your mind.

19:04I'm not a defense lawyer anymore.

19:06Prosecutor now.

19:07Tricky.

19:08That's how the cops got here so quick.

19:10Yeah, you're lucky we did.

19:12Those girls are about to kill you.

19:13Get in.

19:15We should get him back to the station as soon as possible.

19:17He is a talker.

19:18Yeah, go.

19:19I'll be fine.

19:20You sure?

19:21Yeah.

19:22Go.

19:23Go.

19:24Go.

19:25Go.

19:26Go.

19:27Go.

19:28Go.

19:29Go.

19:30Go.

19:31Go.

19:32Go.

19:33Go.

19:34Go.

19:35Go.

19:36Go.

19:37Go.

19:38Go.

19:39Go.

19:40Go.

19:41Go.

19:42Go.

19:43Go.

19:44Go.

19:45Go.

19:46Go.

19:47Go.

19:48Go.

19:49Go.

19:50Go.

19:51Go.

19:52Go.

19:53Go.

19:54Go.

19:55Go.

19:56Go.

19:57Go.

19:58Put your hands on the wheel.

20:07I'm impressed.

20:08Like I care.

20:09Who are you?

20:10Why are you following me?

20:12Did Jason send you?

20:13No.

20:14I'm the man hunting your wife's husband.

20:18Malvado.

20:19I'm not your enemy.

20:20We want the same thing.

20:22Jason dead.

20:24You're a wanted man.

20:26I should call 911.

20:27Go ahead.

20:28Have me arrested.

20:30And spend the rest of your life worrying about Jason.

20:33Or you could let me go and never have to worry about him again.

20:44May I?

20:53This number cannot be traced.

20:56But messages will get back to me.

20:59If you hear of Jason's whereabouts, let me know.

21:04And I won't put an end to your nightmare.

21:06Hey, you okay?

21:29Hey.

21:30Yeah, I'm fine.

21:31What were you thinking?

21:32Do you have any idea how dangerous this was?

21:33Oh, look.

21:35My phone is ringing.

21:37The idea was that you stay in the apartment.

21:39All of a sudden, I got marshals blowing up my phone telling me you've gone missing.

21:42You almost gave me a heart attack.

21:43Wait.

21:43How did the marshals know I left?

21:45Are they tracking my phone?

21:47We had a guy posted outside Lucy's apartment.

21:49To spy on me?

21:50To protect you.

21:51In case Jason saw through the ruse and went after you there.

21:53Can we get back in the shop, please?

21:55Why didn't you tell me?

21:56That's not the point.

21:57What were you even doing down here in the first place?

22:00It doesn't matter.

22:07Before we get started, I'd like to get us on the same page as to how we speak to each other.

22:13I mean, we may have differing philosophies, but it doesn't mean we can't be cordial to one another.

22:21You don't make the rules here.

22:24I think I kind of do.

22:26I mean, you must have a lot of very distressed families who are desperate for answers, and I am willing to tell you everything.

22:33But I expect to be treated like a person, not a monster.

22:36Sure, we can do that.

22:39We will just listen.

22:40Whatever you want to tell us.

22:43Mise-en?

22:45Yes, you're being recorded.

22:50It's not.

22:52The killing.

22:56You'd think it would be.

22:58It's the least interesting part.

23:00The anticipation.

23:03The planning.

23:04That puts wind in my sails.

23:07The killing itself is more like eating, for me.

23:10Necessary, but...

23:13Not as holistically stimulating as the lead-up.

23:19Now...

23:21Hunting...

23:24My victims.

23:26Really feeling their fear.

23:31That just...

23:34Fills me up.

23:37When the killing's done,

23:39I tend to feel a little...

23:40Empty.

23:42Inside.

23:43Lonely, even.

23:45So then I...

23:46Have to do it again.

23:49These are human beings you are talking about.

23:53You don't feel any kind of remorse.

23:55Do you feel remorse when you eat a burger?

23:56What did you do with the bodies?

23:59Buried them.

24:01Where?

24:04How about I show you?

24:05All right, you can stay here till the end of shift,

24:13and then Lucy will be here to bring you back to her apartment.

24:17I'm your wife, John.

24:18I don't work for you.

24:19And in case you've forgotten,

24:21I literally spent the last three weeks

24:22doing tactical military training in Germany.

24:25I don't need you to protect me.

24:26Nolan, Novak gave up the location of his dump site.

24:29You just on the way, I need you guys to meet him there.

24:31Right, um, we'll finish this later.

24:33Mm-hmm.

24:34Promise.

24:34Uh, would you watch her, please?

24:38You're a grown-ass woman.

24:39I'm not babysitting you.

25:01Hey.

25:15Hey there.

25:18If you really want to be shooting from the outside,

25:20I'm completely backlit.

25:21And, no offense,

25:22but if you want to have an easy time selling this doc

25:24to Hulu or whatever,

25:25you want to see my face and not, uh,

25:28random cops.

25:29It's what people actually care about.

25:32Something here.

25:33Hey, we got something.

25:34Where are they going?

26:04I don't know.

26:05I'm going to be right there.

26:07I didn't even bury anyone over there.

26:24They're all wrapped the same.

26:26They must be yours.

26:27I swear to God,

26:27all my kills are back there.

26:30These aren't mine.

26:31I'm going to have nightmares about that burial site.

26:40Shouldn't I be more hardened by now?

26:41I, I should, right?

26:43No, your empathy is your best quality.

26:45Really?

26:46Best quality?

26:47Well, there are certain others

26:48best discussed in a non-professional setting.

26:51Thanks for coming right over.

26:55Yeah, of course.

26:56You saw the bodies?

26:57Yes.

26:57We didn't unwrap any of them

26:59for fear of compromising DNA evidence.

27:01They're all being sent to our morgue facility downtown.

27:03Give us the room, guys.

27:05Hey, good to see you again.

27:07Hey.

27:07Likewise.

27:08Wish it was over at Cafe Americano,

27:10but here we are.

27:11Hi, nice to see you.

27:12Uh, who wants to start?

27:13I will.

27:13As I told Garza,

27:15it seems clear that we have

27:16a second serial killer at large.

27:18Harrison Novak has been falling

27:19all over himself

27:20to take credit for his kills,

27:21but he seemed genuinely shocked

27:23when we uncovered those bodies.

27:24You think he knows

27:25who the second killer is?

27:26Maybe, but it feels unlikely.

27:27I agree with Nyla.

27:28Novak seemed totally thrown by the bodies

27:30and worried that this killer

27:31would somehow overshadow him.

27:33Okay, so what's our first step?

27:35Mine is a thorough examination

27:36of all of the victims,

27:38which will take days, if not weeks.

27:40In the short term,

27:40we need to try to figure out

27:41a connection between the two killers.

27:43Well, let's say

27:44Harper's intuition is right

27:45and Novak doesn't know

27:46the identity of the second killer.

27:48I mean, it can't be a coincidence

27:49that number two

27:51used the same green tarp

27:53to bury his victims.

27:54He's clearly piggybacking

27:55off of Novak's burial site, right?

27:56Which would indicate

27:57that killer number two

27:58is trying to hide his crimes

28:00inside Novak's.

28:01Which is the complete opposite

28:02of Harrison Novak,

28:03a killer who's desperate

28:04for recognition.

28:06I mean, but how did number two

28:07know about the burial site?

28:08I mean, they must have

28:09crossed paths somewhere, right?

28:10Theoretically, but without even

28:11the slightest hint of where

28:12to start looking,

28:13we're talking about

28:13an infinitely large haystack

28:15hiding a very small needle.

28:16Hope I'm not interrupting,

28:17but I might have

28:18a smaller haystack

28:18for you to search.

28:19I dug through my notes

28:20in the Harrison Novak case file.

28:21When we first met,

28:22he mentioned that he had

28:23spent some time

28:23in a psychiatric facility.

28:25That wasn't in his file.

28:26Well, he was 15.

28:27Voluntary admission,

28:28not criminal.

28:29Which facility?

28:30Westview,

28:30out in Chatsworth.

28:31We've been there before.

28:32Director's a pill.

28:33We'll go talk to her.

28:34Do you mind expediting a warrant?

28:35She's not going to give us

28:36anything unless she has to.

28:37Yeah, consider it done.

28:39You do know

28:40not everyone suffering

28:41from mental illness

28:42is a serial killer.

28:43Of course,

28:44but we did just arrest one

28:45and he was treated

28:46at this facility 15 years ago.

28:48So we're not just here

28:49because we heard

28:49how personable the staff is.

28:52Okay, listen,

28:52we know that this is

28:53a sensitive subject,

28:54but most serial killers

28:55suffer from some sort of psychosis

28:57or antisocial personality disorder.

28:59Nice!

29:00Which Psychology 101 book

29:01did you pull that from?

29:03I'm about to put her

29:04in a different kind of hospital.

29:05With all due respect,

29:06we just pulled more than

29:07a dozen bodies out of a field.

29:09And now we have a court order

29:10for your patient records.

29:11Either you give us access

29:12to those records now

29:13or later,

29:14after you spent the weekend in jail.

29:17Are you aware

29:18people suffering from mental illness

29:20are actually more likely

29:20to be victims of violent crime?

29:22Yes,

29:23but that's not relevant

29:24at this moment.

29:25So are you going to give us

29:25the list of patients and staff

29:27who are here with Novak or not?

29:29It'll take a while to assemble.

29:31You have 12 hours.

29:33And we don't do grace periods.

29:36I really thought

29:36you were going to hurt her

29:37there for a minute.

29:38Me too.

29:39And you weren't exactly

29:40playing good cop either.

29:42Whatever gets the job done.

29:52What?

29:57Satan Green Tarp,

29:58you want to go in?

29:59As opposed to calling in

30:00a hundred cops to do it for us?

30:02No guts, no glory.

30:05Control,

30:08this is Detective Lopez.

30:09Harper and I are code six

30:11on a follow-up

30:12at Westview Psychiatric Hospital.

30:13Start up another unit

30:14in case we come across anything.

30:15Copy that, Detective.

30:16You ready?

30:38Ready.

30:39Ready.

30:41You okay?

30:57Yeah.

30:58I'm just regretting

30:59my choice of footwear.

31:05I can't believe

31:05they still have

31:06all this equipment.

31:07You never know

31:07when the lobotomies

31:08will come back

31:09and start.

31:21There's something

31:22written here.

31:26Maybe from an old patient?

31:27I feel like I've seen

31:38this movie before.

31:39Yeah, but

31:40they don't have guns.

31:44Control,

31:45this situation is escalating.

31:46Attach a few more units.

31:47Code three.

31:48Copy that, Detective.

31:49I am starting to regret

31:57more than just

31:58my shoe choice.

31:59No guts,

32:00no glory, remember?

32:01It's not fair

32:02using my bravada

32:03against me.

32:07Police!

32:13Oh.

32:19He's coming back.

32:31You have to get me

32:32out of here.

32:32He's going to kill us.

32:34Are there others?

32:35Does he have someone else?

32:36I don't know.

32:36Please.

32:37He needs medical

32:38attention now.

32:39All right, go get him

32:39to safety.

32:40I got this guy.

32:49I got this guy.

33:19I got this guy.

33:49I got this guy.

34:19Naila, here. Are you okay? No. He injected me with something. I can't feel my legs.

34:43Okay, hang on. There's an ambulance on the way. This is Lopez, officer down, Westview basement.

34:49Conscious and breathing, but injected with some type of paralytic and can't move her legs.

34:52We need those EMTs down here now. Copy that, Detective. They're on their way. It's gonna be okay.

35:08How you doing? Better. My feeling's mostly back. My best guess is short-term paralytic.

35:15I'll just try not to think too hard about how dirty all the needles were down there.

35:19Probably for the best. Any sign of our suspect?

35:22No. He clearly had an escape route. Psych Hospital just sent the list of patients and employees.

35:27It's a lot of names. FBI's digging in.

35:30How's the guy we pulled out of there?

35:31Remy Darden. He's in rough shape. Hopefully he's stable enough in the morning to talk to us.

35:38And James will be here soon.

35:40Yes.

35:40I didn't tell him what really happened, just that you suffered a minor injury on the job.

35:45Thanks.

35:47You want to talk about how scary that was?

35:49Nope.

35:51You want a hug?

35:52No.

35:56Yes.

35:56Nolan, my office.

36:16Yes, sir.

36:17I got a call from Detroit PD.

36:20They pulled Prince from a liquor store robbery last night.

36:22Were they Pete's? They were Pete's, weren't they?

36:25Jason Weilers.

36:25Detroit, Michigan?

36:28I ran a VICAP search.

36:30There was another hit on Jason's prints two days before outside of Provo.

36:34Looks like Mel Votto's got him spooked.

36:35He's been heading east, getting as far away from L.A. as he can.

36:39I'm a little surprised he picked survival over revenge, but I'll take it.

36:42I gave Detroit PD info. They'll call if they have anything more.

36:46Thank you, sir.

36:48Hold up. One more thing.

36:50I've been overprotective, and if Bailey divorces me, no one will blame her.

36:55If I'm in your shoes, I'm just as crazed.

36:58But you have to live your lives.

37:01Yes, sir.

37:01...the silence make you happier than ever.

37:05It's just around the corner between...

37:08Where do you think you're going?

37:11Home feels like the wrong answer, but I'm not sure why.

37:14Sawed off shotgun, dagger, nunchucks, AR-15.

37:17Which two violate the same penal code?

37:18We're doing this now.

37:20You need to know the law cold, no matter how tired you are.

37:22No matter how many of the things are going on.

37:23Right.

37:25Sawed off shotgun and dagger.

37:27Violation of 12020. Possession of an illegal weapon.

37:30What about nunchucks?

37:31Formerly a violation of 12020, but currently no violation at all.

37:35They became legal in 2023.

37:36Good. You're dismissed.

37:40Sergeant, I appreciate it.

37:43How hard you're on me and how dedicated you are at doing the job right.

37:46And I swear I'm not kissing up.

37:47Where I'm from, a lot of cops don't have that same love of diligence.

37:50Some were transplants who had failed from other departments.

37:53They didn't care the way that you do.

37:55You know, I guess I really understand how much I had to learn.

37:58So, thank you.

38:00Dismissed.

38:01Yes, sir.

38:10I know that logically, intellectually, even legally, I'm not to blame for Novak's crimes, but...

38:18Emotionally, I'm struggling.

38:21Well, you're not a robot, Wes.

38:23I mean, I would actually be more concerned if you felt nothing after all this.

38:27But on the bright side, at least you've forgotten about the detective who has the hots for your wife, right?

38:32Well, now I'm thinking about him.

38:33Anyway.

38:35What is this?

38:36You're having a wake for Sean's political career.

38:38Didn't invite me.

38:39I made a sound only a bat could hear.

38:41I figured that would do the trick.

38:42Oh.

38:43It is so nice to see you retain your sense of humor given the end of your campaign.

38:48Huh.

38:48I mean, who would elect a D.A. who is so instrumental in letting a serial killer go free?

38:53Okay, you and I both know that what happened is far more complicated than that.

38:58Of course.

38:59But voters don't do complicated.

39:01You should withdraw before you get embarrassed at the polls.

39:04Mm-hmm.

39:05It's really nice to have you back.

39:07Mm-hmm.

39:10She's lovely.

39:11Mm-hmm.

39:11Oh.

39:12Stay.

39:22Hey.

39:23Hey.

39:24Um, how much do you trust the LAPD background checks?

39:27I'm sorry, why are you at my door asking me that?

39:29Come on.

39:29Okay, so Seth told me that his high school girlfriend died of an OD, but then he told Miles that she

39:35died in a car accident.

39:36I confronted him about it.

39:38He covered it pretty well, said that they were different girlfriends, but I...

39:41That...

39:42That seems pretty unlikely.

39:43I just can't shake this feeling that there's something off with him.

39:46Look, our background checks are pretty invasive.

39:48Andy would have had to pass a polygraph test, which we both know those are illuminating.

39:53If he was hiding something, I think it would have come out.

39:56You're right.

39:57But you're still not satisfied.

39:58No, I...

40:00I'm sorry.

40:01I...

40:02Okay.

40:04Oh.

40:05Oh, my gosh.

40:06Hey, go Joe.

40:07You like a butt scratch?

40:11I miss you.

40:13Feelings mutual.

40:18Look, I know it's late and I don't have much in the way of food, but I could order something.

40:24Um...

40:25Oh.

40:27Oh.

40:28No.

40:30No.

40:31No.

40:32I should, um...

40:33I'm gonna go.

40:34And so, have a good night.

40:36You too.

40:37Yeah.

40:38Okay.

40:39Okay.

40:40All right.

40:41I'm happy to come back whenever you need me.

40:56I think, uh, we're all set.

40:57Thanks for the offer.

41:00I'm happy you're back.

41:01Oh.

41:02Thank you so much.

41:03Yeah.

41:05All righty.

41:06Bye, guys.

41:07Bye.

41:07See you soon.

41:07Bye.

41:08Bye.

41:11I am sorry.

41:15I am sorry for treating you like a damsel in distress when you are anything but.

41:21You are strong, you are smart, and you are more than capable of handling yourself.

41:29Sometimes it's just hard to figure out what kind of help you need from me.

41:34Well, I knew you were coming from a good place.

41:36I just, in the future, I recommend asking instead of telling.

41:40Agreed.

41:40Let me try.

41:41Would you care to spend some quality personal time with me in our quality personal bed?

41:50Perfect.

41:53I'm just going to get us a water, you know, for after.

41:56Excellent.

41:57Hydrate.

41:59Hydrate.

42:01Hydrate.

42:03Hydrate.

42:07Hydrate.

42:08Hydrate.

42:09Hydrate.

42:10Hydrate.

42:11Hydrate.

42:12Hydrate.

42:13Hydrate.

42:14Hydrate.

42:15Hydrate.

42:16Hydrate.

42:17Hydrate.

42:18Hydrate.

42:19Hydrate.

42:20Hydrate.

42:21Hydrate.

42:22Hydrate.

42:23Hydrate.

42:24Hydrate.

42:25Hydrate.

42:26Hydrate.

42:27Hydrate.

42:28Hydrate.

42:29Hydrate.

42:30Hydrate.

42:31Hydrate.

42:32Hydrate.

42:33Hydrate.

42:34Hydrate.

42:35Damn it.

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