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00:05In Toronto's War on Crime, the worst offenders are pursued by the detectives of the Specialized Criminal Investigations Unit.
00:13These are their stories.
00:16So there I was, center field, exhibition stadium, drunk as a skunk, no pants.
00:21Dave Steeb on the mound.
00:23So I says, pitch me one, Davey. I'll end your no-hitter.
00:29Oh, Betty, you are such a liar.
00:31Don't you believe me, Prim?
00:33Prim? Hey, it's Maggie, you dimwit. I've slept with half the men in here, so don't you dare call me
00:38Prim.
00:39Sorry.
00:40I tell you what, let me try on that swanky gold ring of yours, and then I'll call a square.
00:47Easy, Cleopatra. Mark Anthony here, and this is afternoon nap.
00:51Then I guess you must be the, uh, Ashley.
00:56I wouldn't be alive without you.
00:58Just doing my job.
00:59I've met other social workers, Ethan. They judge. You care.
01:03Which is why I got you something.
01:05Kyle, you know I can't accept gifts.
01:07It's not that kind of gift.
01:08What is it?
01:12The answer to the question you keep asking people.
01:24Ethan, what's up?
01:25You all right?
01:26You knew.
01:29Didn't you?
01:30All this time?
01:32Hey, why don't you get in the car?
01:34We'll talk.
01:35I don't want to get in your car.
01:36I want the truth.
01:39Be sure it's true when you say, I love you.
01:47We accommodate all religious days and events, and on Sunday nights, your mom can sip a cocktail
01:54or a boost while she enjoys music she loves.
01:58Rose and Dario come by once a month to see their friend Benny and entertain.
02:02They're a real hoot.
02:03Just because these words were spoken, I love you.
02:11Yes, I do.
02:12Oh, keep it clean, ma.
02:14Someone's going to have a heart attack.
02:16Oh, ma.
02:18Can you believe a mug like your dad tickling the ivories like that, Matteo?
02:22Apparently, Liberace used to roll briscine to make it better at piano.
02:25Oh, true?
02:26No, Benny.
02:27When you say, I love you, it's a sin.
02:32When you say, I love you, it's a sin to tell a lie.
02:42There you go.
02:48God, you smell good, honey.
02:54I can't get you out of my head.
02:56I know, honey.
02:58I know.
03:05I know.
03:07I know.
03:07I know.
03:07I know.
03:07There he goes.
03:16Where are we going?
03:18It's so cold.
03:32Where are we going?
03:33Oh, Prim.
03:36How did we get here, baby?
03:38I know.
03:39I know.
03:49I know.
03:54I know.
03:58I know.
04:02I know.
04:06I know.
04:07I know.
04:33His name's Benny Donahue.
04:35He came to Gracewood a year ago.
04:36Who found the body?
04:38One of the staff workers.
04:39In-house doctor pronounced him dead.
04:41He's about to wheel him inside,
04:42but I told him to back away and called you.
04:44Poor guy.
04:45It was only minus 12 last night.
04:47Would have taken three, four hours
04:48for the hypothermia to take him.
04:50So the home executive director
04:52said that this was not Benny's first late-night outing.
04:56Apparently they found him wandering
04:57various parts of the park over the last month or so.
05:00This wasn't an accident.
05:02Slipper treads match these indents in the turf,
05:04with the indents that pointed, made with the balls of the feet.
05:07If Benny wheeled himself out,
05:09he'd be digging his heels in, dragging, not pushing.
05:11He didn't do this.
05:12Someone wore his slippers.
05:14Someone brought him out here to die.
05:16That mark on his left pinky finger.
05:19You know, frostbite starts at the very end of our extremities
05:22and works backwards.
05:23That mark's above the knuckle.
05:26Benny was wearing a ring, and he was allergic to it.
05:29The blue skin, especially around his mouth and fingernails.
05:32That could just be the cold,
05:34but it might be cyanosis, lack of oxygen.
05:37Opiate overdose?
05:38It's possible.
05:38I was freezing cold last night.
05:40Look at these sweat marks.
05:42Exposure, overdose.
05:44Combination of both.
05:45Now let's call it in.
05:47Who would do such a horrible thing to a sweet old man?
05:51Excuse me.
05:52Is this going to be much longer?
05:54At least she didn't snap her fingers at us.
05:57That was a good catch.
06:01Mark, can I ask you, what are you doing here?
06:03Am I a suspect?
06:05Sorry, it's a force of habit.
06:08I was doing what I do every morning before work.
06:11Visiting my mom.
06:17Hi, Mamie.
06:20Hi.
06:21How are you doing?
06:22It's a beautiful day out there.
06:24Next of kin is listed here as Benny's son,
06:27Dr. Sheldon Donahue.
06:28Does he visit?
06:29Is he here a lot?
06:30Don't know.
06:31I've never met him.
06:34Did Benny have a personal care worker?
06:37Yes.
06:37Gia Frank.
06:38She's off today.
06:39Okay.
06:40Well, we're going to need her number.
06:41We'd also like a list of all of Benny's visitors, please.
06:46Okay.
06:48Here it is.
06:52There are no visitors for an entire year?
06:55Not even his son?
06:56That's what the log says.
06:57You don't find that strange?
06:58Not at all.
06:58The lives of senior citizens are lonelier and sadder than the public cares to know.
07:03Was Benny an opiate addict?
07:04The file here says he had a prescription for buprenorphine.
07:08Benny had medication for a chronic back pain.
07:10It was bad.
07:11He could barely walk.
07:12Well, either way, I don't think Benny wheeled himself out into the dark with a head full of opiates.
07:18And as I'm sure you're well aware, any stories of negligence surrounding a care home,
07:24well, they seem to snowball in the press.
07:26So, Mrs. Malbouf, your best look right now is your complete and total cooperation with this investigation.
07:36T-T-T-Tia.
07:39That's cute.
07:40It's straight for voicemail.
07:50Bateman.
07:55Remember who you are.
07:58An affirmation?
07:59He was reading Mole Flanders.
08:01It's a story about repentance.
08:03Maybe remember who you are is a sign of a guilty conscience.
08:07Could be a threat from Benny's killer.
08:10It's, uh, lipstick, so perhaps it belongs to the elusive geode?
08:14Oh, well, let's get a car on our, uh, missing care worker.
08:18And in the meantime, let's you and I deliver the bad news in person.
08:22Find out why Dr. Andrew Donahue wasn't visiting his dad.
08:30Uh, doctor, excuse me, I'm Detective, uh, Henry Graff.
08:33This is Detective Francesca Bateman, Toronto Police.
08:36Hi, how can I help?
08:37Well, doctor, we've just come from Gracewood Manor.
08:40I'm so sorry to inform you that your father, Benjamin Donahue, passed away this morning.
08:46You're joking.
08:47My father died nine years ago.
08:53Uh, doctor, do you recognize this man?
08:57Never seen him before in my life.
08:58So this is not Benjamin Donahue?
09:01No.
09:01Wait, are you saying this guy was pretending to be my dad?
09:05It's probably just a clerical error.
09:07We're very sorry to have bothered you.
09:16That's a nice piece.
09:18Mm-hmm.
09:19Solid gold.
09:20Where'd you get it?
09:21Friend gave it to me.
09:23Hmm.
09:24I'm just gonna go grab my lube.
09:26Okay.
09:40So, uh, how much you want for it?
09:44You know what?
09:45I changed my mind.
09:46I actually think I'm gonna keep it.
09:49What's your rush?
09:51Hey, get back here!
09:53Benny Donahue, John Doe, whatever his name is, suffered from NF1, neurofibromatosis.
09:59You can see the telltale cafe au lait marks on his torso.
10:03I also found a fibroma growing in his spine.
10:06I wonder the poor guy could barely walk.
10:09I think Benny was a smoker trying to quit nicotine patch, although strangely his lungs were clear.
10:16And detective, you were right.
10:17The discoloration around his pinky finger is most likely a reaction to the nickel used to fortify a 24-karat
10:24gold ring.
10:25Do you have a cause of death?
10:26The cause of death is hypothermia, but the massive amount of buprenorphine in his system didn't help.
10:32Well, that many opiates in his system, then he wouldn't have made a peep.
10:36Also...
10:37Oh, the blue fingernails.
10:38No. Fingerprints.
10:40He has none.
10:42They're burned off, chemically.
10:44What did our victim do for work?
10:46Well, we were hoping you could tell us that, because everything the retirement home has on him is fake.
10:52Well, hunch at the neck, tennis elbow.
10:56Maybe he worked with his hands?
10:57Hmm.
11:00Who are you, Benny?
11:04Well, uniforms have a 20 on G.
11:09I didn't steal anything.
11:11No?
11:12Is that because of your religion?
11:14Um, no.
11:16Why?
11:16The menorah on your cupboard?
11:18No?
11:19Nothing?
11:20Rings no bells?
11:21What, the crappy brass candlestick?
11:23It was Benny's, wasn't it?
11:24You see, despite his phony Irish name, we know that Benny was suffering from neurofibromatosis,
11:30a genetic condition often seen in Ashkenazi Jews.
11:34He gave it to me.
11:35I was good to him.
11:36He wanted to think.
11:38Thank me.
11:39What about the ring, Gia?
11:41Was that a gift, too?
11:42God, I don't have his stupid ring.
11:45Where were you last night between midnight and 4am?
11:48Booty call.
11:48Chad something.
11:50You can check my bumble.
11:51Yeah, you seem real beat up to learn that Benny died.
11:54Kind of comes with the job.
11:56Like dementia?
11:58When did you know he had it?
12:01Dementia, that, that wasn't in his chart.
12:04Well, it wouldn't be, would it?
12:05The symptoms had just started.
12:07That's why he asked to borrow your lipstick so he could write,
12:10Remember who you are, on his mirror.
12:12And that's why he wore the nicotine patch to stave off memory loss.
12:16Benny wanted to stay lucid.
12:18Okay, there may have been some signs.
12:20We're getting somewhere.
12:22Look, some people lose their memory, other people lose their filter.
12:26Say things they wouldn't normally say.
12:27It was hard to tell.
12:28Okay, so what kind of stuff was Benny saying?
12:30He used to always talk about some girl named Prim.
12:33And how he once panked a job from the Lucky.
12:36For some guy, George Chuffalo, Chuffalo.
12:38George Chavalo?
12:40The boxer.
12:41I guess.
12:42So that's why he lasted so long against Allah.
12:45Ali.
12:46Muhammad Ali.
12:47Maple Leaf Gardens, 1966.
12:49Look, I don't know if any of it was true, but he was always very entertaining.
12:52Mm-hmm.
12:53Okay, Gia.
12:55Where's the ring?
12:55I threw it out.
12:57Honest.
12:57I tried to sell it at the Sherbourne Pond, and the guy got really weird.
13:01Grabbed me.
13:01It was actually, like, really scary.
13:03So, bye-bye ring.
13:07What else can you tell us about this ring?
13:09It was gold.
13:09It was heavy.
13:10Any distinguishing features, markings?
13:13Yeah, actually.
13:13It had a carving of a bull on it.
13:16It wasn't like I was going to wear it.
13:17Not even a Taurus.
13:18No, you wouldn't wear that ring.
13:19It would clash with your new orange jumpsuit.
13:23What?
13:24Pink to job means he made a suit with great care.
13:28Hunch on the neck.
13:29Tennis elbow.
13:31Benny was a tailor.
13:32Yeah, maybe the lucky was a shop.
13:39Tom Ford as we live and breathe.
13:41Who?
13:41Tom Ford, the tailor?
13:43Designer?
13:44I thought he was the guy who made cars.
13:45No, that's me, Henry.
13:47What's your name?
13:49Joey.
13:50Joey.
13:50Joey, you ever seen this man before?
13:53Nah.
13:54Nah.
13:54Well, we're going to need a record of employment, a pay stub, maybe a number so we can call your
13:59boss.
14:00Come on, bro.
14:00Some guy has me cash to come in here and, like...
14:02And, like, you know what?
14:04Keep the lights on.
14:05Don't burn the place down.
14:06Almost sounds like a direct quote.
14:08Okay.
14:09Cool.
14:10That's cool.
14:11Tell me, Joey, just between us.
14:13Where in the store are you?
14:15You're not allowed to go.
14:24Becca?
14:27Good talk.
14:37Look at that, Judy.
14:39The middle seam's undone.
14:41What do we got?
14:50It's a Colt, 1911.
14:52It was a beautiful piece.
14:57Serial numbers filed off, tape on the grip.
15:01And no fingerprints, access to sports celebrities.
15:04It wasn't a ball on Benny's ring.
15:06It was a cow with horns, a sign of strength in Calabria.
15:09Are you thinking our Benny's mafia?
15:11I am.
15:13Judging by his gun collection, I think our Benny was a hitman.
15:24Benjamin Benny Cohen, a.k.a. Benny the Gent, a.k.a. The Mench.
15:30Never married, never had any kids.
15:32Gia said he used to talk about a woman named Prim.
15:35Could be an ex-girlfriend, but so far we haven't found anyone with a name.
15:38Yep, first Jewish hitman in the Toronto mob.
15:41I've been hearing stories about Benny the Gent since I was a rookie.
15:46Kind of like the boogeyman of the underworld.
15:49An old commander told me once that when Benny was 20-something, a mob boss refused to pay him.
15:54So, Benny sneaks into the mob boss' house, puts a gun next to his sleeping son's head, and pulls the
16:01trigger.
16:01Boss comes running in.
16:03Benny looks at him and says,
16:04That's an extra zero on the end of what you owe me.
16:08How rich do you want to make me?
16:09This is exactly why it's going to be hard to narrow down a suspect.
16:13Benny was a person of interest in at least 15 murders over the course of 40 years.
16:18It's a lot of bad blood, a lot of underworld debt to pay.
16:21But since 2015, we have nothing.
16:24I'm Benny Cohen.
16:24Find out which of our guys has eyes on the Calabrian mafia, and see if they can narrow down who
16:30exactly would want this man dead.
16:34I mean, as far as we know, Benny stopped working for the mob 9, 10 years ago.
16:39Nobody's hiring a hitman in a wheelchair.
16:41Detective Novak, if you were to take a wild guess, which one of these guys would want Benny dead after
16:47all these years?
16:49None of them.
16:50That's the thing. They're all getting old. They're moving to Florida.
16:52The Calabrians have been very quiet lately.
16:54You know, it's not like the mafia to bear a grudge.
16:56Sure. But Benny, Benny's freelance.
16:59He worked for all four leaders of the Calabrian mafia in Toronto.
17:02You think your answer's up there?
17:04You have to talk to all those guys.
17:07But here's a word to the wise. No one's going to admit to even knowing Benny, and let alone employing
17:13him.
17:15You want one of the big boys to talk? You need to prove he had a solid connection to Benny.
17:19And I mean concrete. That's not going to be easy.
17:23This is why criminals love Canada. We are one of the most opaque jurisdictions in the world when it comes
17:29to identifying the president of a company.
17:31Numbered company. Owned by numbered company. Another title search. Another ghost.
17:35All we need is a connection to Benny. And if we can find any kind of payment, we can cross
17:40-reference it with mob-style killings at the same time.
17:42Okay, but without a clear paper trail, I won't be able to tell which family paid what. We need to
17:47put names to these numbers.
17:50Hey. Look, I just wanted to say, uh, maybe it's none of my business, but, um, if you ever need
17:59anything or you wanted to talk, I'm here, okay?
18:03You know that, right?
18:05It's dementia. Early onset.
18:08Oh, God, Mark, I'm so sorry.
18:09It just happened so quickly. One day she's living an independent life, and next she's stuck in the middle of
18:14the 4-on-1 because she can't remember how to drive.
18:17Jeez. Jeez.
18:19How's she doing now?
18:20She's forgotten most of the basics.
18:22Names, dates. Doesn't even remember me half the time.
18:25A brother and I compete with each other to try to get her to say our names.
18:29He sings for her ABBA. I bring her Baskin Robbins pralines and cream.
18:33Once in a while, she remembers us.
18:35Says, thank you, baby, or I love you, Mark.
18:40Makes everything worth it.
18:42Hey, this got, uh, Benny's bank records released. It should be up on the server.
18:48Okay, now we're talking.
18:50Huh.
18:51$10,000 deposited monthly going back years. Last deposit was a week ago.
18:56Depositor?
18:57Yeah, that's great.
18:58Numbered company. Surprise, surprise. No name attached.
19:01It was briefly set up at a retail space in Mississauga.
19:04Benny was sold by...
19:06Agent's name is Matteo Galati.
19:09Galati. Son of my boss, Dario Galati?
19:12A.K.A. Il Machilayo.
19:16The butcher.
19:17His signature dish was flaying people who betrayed him.
19:21Dario used his numbered company to keep Benny's payments off his books.
19:24Why would Dario be sending monthly payments if Benny was retired?
19:27Maybe Dario got sick of paying for a hitman who couldn't hit anymore, especially one with an occipital lobe that
19:33was turning him into a chatty Cathy.
19:36Hey, buddy.
19:38You better get your story straight. Homicide is sniffing around.
19:56You put it up like this. With your right hand, this hand, you turn it toward you, and with your
20:00left hand, you turn it away from you, all right?
20:05Detectives?
20:05You could have called. No one answered.
20:07Ah, we saw that the shop was open, took the chance you'd be here. I'm a little peckish.
20:12So, uh, the murder police show up unannounced while I'm working with my family with a line down the block.
20:18You know, people did, uh, start thinking the wrong thing.
20:21Oh, what would the wrong thing be? That a baker used to be a butcher?
20:24Il Machilayo.
20:26Sofia Beleza, come with you.
20:32So, what can I do for you?
20:34Look, Dario, we understand your need for the sweet old man act, but it's not for us. We know who
20:39you are, and that ring on your pinky says it loud and clear.
20:42We just want to know where you were the night that Benny Cohen was murdered.
20:47So, you know who I am, huh?
20:50If that were true, you'd know that Benny and me, we were like brothers.
20:54Well, Cain and Abel were brothers.
20:58Well, if Abel saved Cain's life, then things would have turned out different for them.
21:02Not so many saved your life.
21:05Matter of fact, he did.
21:06Ten years ago, I had a home invasion.
21:08These two lowlifes tied up me and my son, Mateo, and they robbed us.
21:12And when they figured out who I was, they couldn't risk leaving you alive.
21:17Exactly.
21:18And if Benny hadn't shown up exactly when he did, so I have nothing but love for that man.
21:24So much so that I pulled strings and I paid to put him in a private care home when he
21:31couldn't walk properly anymore.
21:32Well, you also paid him ten grand a month for the last ten years.
21:36The numbered company that paid Benny was connected to a building that your son sold.
21:41My son is a real estate agent.
21:43He has nothing to do with my business.
21:47Nothing.
21:47When was the last time you saw Benny?
21:49Did you ever visit him in his suite?
21:51I don't remember.
21:51You don't remember?
21:52Oh, that's an interesting choice of words, considering Benny was suffering from dementia.
21:57Benny had dementia?
21:59Yeah.
21:59And you know what?
22:00We heard it was starting to make him a little bit talkative.
22:03I don't know, maybe you had some secrets with him that you wouldn't want spilled.
22:08I didn't know that Benny had dementia.
22:12It's kind of good that he went the way he did.
22:14It was probably a kindness of God.
22:15It would have killed us to watch him go through that.
22:18Enough to take matters into your own hands?
22:22The night Benny died, I was at the Mount Dennis Legion.
22:27Charity poker game.
22:29You know what?
22:30Here.
22:31Enjoy him on your way out.
22:34Well, his grief seemed real, but I once knew a mob guy who swore he never beat his wife,
22:40even when I found him standing over a dead body.
22:42Yeah, well, empty visitor's log has a mob written all over it.
22:48Still begs the question, though.
22:49Who else was left off?
22:52So you're still saying that Benny had no visitors for an entire year?
22:56I showed you the visitor's log.
22:58Okay, see, that's the thing about being married to the mob, Charlotte.
23:02It makes telling the truth a little harder, doesn't it?
23:04Mob boss shows up with his best friend, tells you to look after him.
23:08Well, I bet you're going to do what he says.
23:11Yes. Now we get it. These are scary people.
23:15But you, you're on a tight ship, huh?
23:18Look at that. Jellis.
23:21So where are the names?
23:23To be clear, all I did was agree to keep the log empty.
23:26Okay. So, who do we not know about?
23:29A few weeks ago, my assistant didn't get the memo about not entering Benny's visitors.
23:35She entered a name into the log. I arrived and...
23:38Deleted it.
23:41What was the name?
23:42I don't remember the last name, but the first name's Ethan.
23:47So no Ethan's associated with mob hits in the 90s.
23:52And nothing in the aughts or the teens, nothing in Hamilton, nothing in Montreal.
23:58Oh, what about civilian murders? Maybe this wasn't connected to a mafia.
24:06Okay.
24:10Oh, uh, not exactly a civilian, but narcotics officer Vincent O'Hagan was murdered on Lake Simcoe.
24:19A case file says that Benny was briefly suspect due to the gun that was used, but then it got
24:24attributed to a string of B and E's, but...
24:27Survived by his wife, Angela O'Hagan, and his son, Ethan O'Hagan.
24:33Okay, Ethan O'Hagan works in corrections as a social worker.
24:37So we got the son of a slain police officer working with hardened criminals, his father's death unsolved.
24:44Well, maybe Ethan hoped to find out who killed his father by working with the only people in the world
24:49who would know.
24:51Other killers.
24:53Maybe he finally found the right suspect.
25:04So, Ethan, who told you that Benny Cohen killed your father?
25:08Benny who?
25:09Benny who?
25:10Your father was a cop.
25:12He was murdered at a fishing cabin on Lake Simcoe.
25:16Wasn't even on the job, just trying to relax, catch a few carp.
25:19It was a senseless, awful murder.
25:22And you wanted revenge.
25:23I said I don't know any Benny.
25:24Well, the staff at Gracewood Manor said that you visited Benny in his suite three weeks ago.
25:30Do you want to keep playing this game?
25:36One thing I've learned on the job, cellmates talk.
25:40One of them squawked, huh?
25:42You've been doing this job, what, five years?
25:45That's a lot of dangerous men you talk to.
25:47Did you ask them all?
25:48Wouldn't you?
25:50You thought you could find out who killed your father?
25:52Sure, he was your hero.
25:53It became an obsession.
25:55You wanted justice.
25:56Hero.
25:57Right.
25:58He was a decorated officer.
26:00Look.
26:01Everything you're saying is true.
26:03Yes, I wanted to find my father's killer.
26:05And yes, I planned to kill him when I did.
26:11So, Ethan, did you?
26:15I couldn't.
26:17I went to see Benny at the home.
26:19I confronted him about everything.
26:22It was so weird.
26:24Benny didn't duck from it.
26:25He admitted to killing my father.
26:27He was regretful.
26:30Atoning, even.
26:32He told me things about my father I never knew.
26:34Like what?
26:34Like the fact that my dad was on the mafia payroll.
26:38Excuse me?
26:40Yeah.
26:41I, uh, I threw up after Benny told me that one.
26:46But after I thought about it, it all made sense.
26:48My dad had been taking money from the Galati family since he graduated from police college.
26:53Ethan, did Benny tell you why the mob wanted your father dead?
26:58You ever hear of some stash house that got held up back in 2010?
27:01Yeah, Jamestown Towers, a massed assailant.
27:05Took down three Calabrian soldiers and two innocent bystanders.
27:08One of them a six-year-old kid.
27:11Who was my father?
27:17Apparently, Dad felt he wasn't being paid enough.
27:21So, uh, he decided to get himself a little cash bonus before Christmas.
27:29I spent my whole life trying to get justice for a good man that, um, well, he never existed.
27:39Who was Vincent O'Hagan's partner when he was killed?
27:44Ethan knew we were coming.
27:45Maybe he still has a contact in the force.
27:49Jesus.
27:55Okay.
27:58God gave him one face.
27:59He gave himself another.
28:08What can I get you, Detective Novak?
28:11Uh, is your, is your husband here?
28:13No.
28:14Oh.
28:14Can I give him a message?
28:15Yeah, sure.
28:16I just wanted to say how sorry I was to hear about Benny Cohen, really.
28:20Benny was a good man.
28:21Knew how to keep his mouth shut.
28:23At least until recently, I heard he was getting a little sloppy.
28:26You want to get to the point?
28:27Sure.
28:28If Benny happened to mention anything to you or your husband about me,
28:31I suggest you just forget it.
28:32Or at least keep it to yourselves.
28:37There are plenty more folders where that came from.
28:54Walsh, come on.
28:54You got to pass the ball sometime.
28:55I'm open.
28:57Put it up, put it up.
28:59Hopkins, it's all you.
29:00Don't let me down.
29:04Detectives, any news on Benny Cohen?
29:06Ah, Ethan O'Hagan, son of your former partner, Vincent.
29:12Benny killed Vincent.
29:15Ethan found out and wanted revenge.
29:18He?
29:19Guys, there's no way.
29:22You and Vincent were partners for, what, eight years?
29:24Were you close?
29:25Come on, guys.
29:27Your partner's your family.
29:28So how'd it feel when Ethan told you Benny had killed your family?
29:32It was 15 years ago.
29:35Wounds heal.
29:36Look, you guys are done trying to, trying to shake me down for Benny Cohen's murder.
29:40I'm just going to get back to my game.
29:42Wounds heal.
29:44Well, I, I would say that, wounds heal.
29:48This wasn't about revenge, baby.
29:51No, we were wrong.
29:53This was about betrayal.
29:55You knew Benny was the first suspect.
29:57And you also knew your partner was on the take, didn't you?
30:00The question is, when did you find out he was dirty before or after?
30:04Look, detectives, uh...
30:06If somebody murdered my partner, it'd take 500 years for my wounds to heal.
30:10But you seem awfully copacetic.
30:13Copacetic with maybe a little tinge of guilt?
30:16What, what are you suggesting?
30:17Well, officially, Vincent was on sick leave, yeah?
30:20But he was actually in hiding, wasn't he?
30:22The fishing cabin where he was killed, Lake Simcoe.
30:26That cabin was owned by your old captain.
30:28You all had access to it.
30:29Vincent's murder was attributed to a string of B and E's, so we stopped looking at the mob.
30:34Because you made sure that that happened.
30:36Right, Novak?
30:37Because you couldn't have anyone asking how Benny knew where Vincent was,
30:41because Vincent didn't tell anybody, not even his wife.
30:44No, but partners, partners always know more than the wives.
30:49Okay, look, this, this is insane.
30:51Benny Cohen knew your deepest, darkest secret,
30:54and we believe you killed him, so he wouldn't share it.
30:57No, no.
30:59For 15 years, for 15 years, I never touched that guy.
31:04I didn't have to.
31:06What do you mean?
31:07Look, just to be clear, I'm not saying that I gave up my partner that night.
31:10Listen, this is, it's all hypothetical, right?
31:15Sure.
31:16Okay.
31:18Hypothetically, let's say someone very frightening does threaten your wife and your children,
31:26and all you need to do is give them an address,
31:31a dirty cop goes down,
31:34and your family stays safe.
31:36Right?
31:38Let's say you are terrified,
31:41and let's say that you do it.
31:43It all goes down, you wake up the next morning,
31:45and your wife brings you pancakes.
31:47And then she tells you a funny story about leaving the key in the lock overnight.
31:52Again.
31:54And then you're realizing you are never going to be safe.
31:59Not without insurance.
32:03So you got insurance.
32:05You tracked Benny, you followed him, and you got a secret on him.
32:09Come on, Novak.
32:10It's over.
32:11Benny's dead.
32:13You want to tell us a secret?
32:15I guess it doesn't matter anymore.
32:20Benny Cohen was having an affair.
32:23It was Rose Galati.
32:25Dario Galati's wife.
32:27And I got pictures to prove it.
32:37Rose Galati and Benny Cohen.
32:39These were Novak's insurance policy.
32:41Yes, they were.
32:42Let me get it straight.
32:44Uh, Vincent O'Hagan robs a mob stash house,
32:47kills five people.
32:48The mob hires Benny Cohen to retaliate.
32:52Benny threatens Vincent's partner to find out Vincent's location,
32:56and Novak gives it up.
32:59A cop served up to the mob by his partner?
33:03Huh.
33:04This is going to be a garbage fire.
33:05It's a dirty cop who killed a kid at a stash house robbery.
33:09I can't hear the difference.
33:10I'm just saying, look, I kind of feel for Novak.
33:13I mean, look, if somebody threatened my kid,
33:17I don't know what I would do.
33:19But Novak is not admitting to anything just yet.
33:21But it won't take much to prove now that we know.
33:24Okay, leave it with me.
33:25I need to start making some calls.
33:28God, is it going to be a long night.
33:29Theo, please, if you can, stay on top this trail with me.
33:33Of course.
33:34I was thrilled to get out of that dinner.
33:37We need to find Benny's killer now.
33:39I need to be able to assure my bosses
33:41that no more police were corrupted
33:43in the making of this movie.
33:45Well, Dario Galati, our suspect number one.
33:48Mafia have a code.
33:50You fool around with the boss's wife, you die.
33:52More than that, Dario trusted Benny
33:54as if he was his own blood.
33:56Gave him a ring that normally only go to a made man.
33:59It wasn't just a gift, it was a show of loyalty,
34:03an act of love.
34:04Now, imagine that outsider,
34:06the one that you've treated like a brother,
34:08has been sleeping with your wife for your entire marriage.
34:11What about Benny?
34:12Do we know where Dario was that night?
34:14No, he's rock solid, but he's the boss.
34:17They seldom want blood on their hands.
34:19Great, we're back to the button, man.
34:21Who is the new Benny and the Calabrian mob?
34:24You don't worry, we're on it.
34:25Good, I want this over.
34:35Thank you for the ride, my love.
34:37It's fine.
34:38I know you don't like driving.
34:40Uh, Mateo, before Benny died,
34:42did you talk at all?
34:44Did he say anything strange or out of the ordinary?
34:48What do you mean?
34:49I don't know.
34:50I'm just wondering what he was thinking.
34:54The day before, he asked me to come visit him,
34:56but I didn't have time.
35:02I feel bad now.
35:03Don't feel bad.
35:05Benny wouldn't want that.
35:09Grazie, amore.
35:11Marco, the ghost, Moretti, Luca, Lucky, Ferraro.
35:15Why do these sound so improbable?
35:17Yeah, because it doesn't line up.
35:19Well, I meant their names, but, uh, what are you talking about?
35:23Benny's death.
35:24You know, if we're right about the motives, then this was personal.
35:30This wasn't about business or, uh, rivalry or greed.
35:35This was betrayal of a Shakespearean proportion.
35:39You think Dario did it himself?
35:40It was too personal not to.
35:42Maybe, except, uh, il machilayo.
35:45I mean, pushing an old man out in the cold to freeze to death.
35:49Oh, it's a little tame for a man who's known for flaying people.
35:55You know, it almost looks like the work of a civilian.
36:00Like a son, maybe?
36:01Yeah, but I thought Mateo wasn't following in his father's footsteps.
36:04Yeah, except Benny was sleeping with his mother, humiliating his father.
36:08Maybe that was enough to bring him back home.
36:12Pull him back in?
36:13As you can see, the old owners didn't like cheap things.
36:17And there's nothing cheap about this view.
36:20Or these floors.
36:22These babies.
36:23Blonde maple?
36:24Hand-milled?
36:25That's very good.
36:27He likes to show off.
36:28I do.
36:29Especially this little guy.
36:31Do you mind?
36:34Why don't you go check out the wine cellar?
36:35I'll be down in a second.
36:39Detective?
36:40I'm not sure if you've heard, but I don't bake.
36:43Maybe not, but what you did assault a man when you were 15 for insulting your father, was it?
36:49And on the night that Benny Cohen died, your car was a block away from Gracewood Manor.
36:58Seems Orwell was right.
37:00Big brother is watching.
37:01Well, he can watch what he likes, because I was home asleep that night.
37:05So, your car just wandered off?
37:08Benny saved my life.
37:09He was like an uncle to me.
37:11And I've seen that trick before.
37:12You've been playing it on my family for years.
37:14Get a new one.
37:14That photo is real.
37:16So, we could get a warrant for the GPS to corroborate it, or you could just...
37:20Tell us the truth.
37:21Save everyone a lot of trouble.
37:23I was home, I swear to you.
37:25I'm gonna tell you, I'll wait.
37:26Did Benny tell you something before he died?
37:28Did he try to pull you aside, maybe?
37:30No.
37:31No, why does everyone keep asking me that?
37:33Who's everyone?
37:37You know what?
37:38You want to keep chatting?
37:40I'm talking.
37:40Talk to my lawyer.
37:41We're done.
37:44Okay, Graf, what's going on?
37:47Well, the kid just showed his hand.
37:51We're closed.
37:52We're not here for the grissini, as delicious as they are.
37:55Mom, you almost ready to head home?
37:58If you're looking for Dario, he's not...
37:59We're not here for Dario, either.
38:01We'd like to talk to you and your son.
38:03Let's hope for all our sakes that this conversation ends before your husband arrives.
38:11Ah, there he is, prodigal son.
38:15I told you this afternoon, talk to my lawyer.
38:18We will.
38:19We just want to clear a few things up first.
38:21Yeah, I find baking an interesting choice up front for organized crime.
38:27Hmm?
38:28Bread.
38:30Manna.
38:32Food from the gods.
38:34All made possible by a reaction of yeast.
38:38Feeding on sugar.
38:39A fungus getting rich off the sweet, off the innocent.
38:44Carnage in history created by something as simple as mixing flour with water.
38:53You see, baking has a recipe, and the mafia has a code.
38:58Strict rules of loyalty and retribution.
39:01And if those rules aren't followed as closely as a recipe, well, it's mayhem.
39:06But I can't help but notice that brown mark on your hand, Mateo.
39:10My hand?
39:10Yeah, you have another one on your neck.
39:12Probably have a few more on your chest.
39:13Might want to see a doctor.
39:15I did.
39:15They said they're just birthmarks.
39:17Well, that's because she didn't know that one of your parents had neurofibromatosis.
39:22It's passed down from a parent to a child.
39:25Detectives, please.
39:26My parents don't have that.
39:27Ma?
39:30Is that what Benny had?
39:32That's why I had trouble walking.
39:33He had a tumor in his spine.
39:35Ma?
39:37What are you saying?
39:37I think you know what she's saying, Mateo.
39:42Maybe you've always known it deep down that Benny is your biological father.
39:49And you, Prim.
39:52Primrose.
39:53The girl that Benny could never stop pining for.
39:56You know, when I found out that Benny had been drugged, I assumed the killer was just wanting
40:01to keep him quiet, but it was really an act of kindness, wasn't it, Mateo?
40:05You knew Benny had to go before Dario found out the truth, because loose lips, they sink
40:11ships.
40:12But even so, you didn't want Benny to suffer, because you loved him, didn't you?
40:16Like only a son can.
40:18What?
40:19No!
40:20Your car was a block away from Gracewood the night that Benny was killed.
40:23You can't account for your whereabouts on that night, and now, look at that, we have
40:27motive.
40:27No, please.
40:28I think it's about time we call your lawyer.
40:29No, Mateo wasn't driving his car that night.
40:33I was.
40:39I took it out of the driveway.
40:40He has nothing to do with this.
40:42Mateo, please go.
40:42Wait in the front, all right?
40:44I'm not going anywhere.
40:44Please, someone explain to me what is going on!
40:47Benny was saying things.
40:50Secret things.
40:52Things that if Dario found out.
40:54Dario would have to honor the code and kill his beloved friend in the most gruesome way
40:59possible.
41:00If Benny knew what he was doing, betraying the promises we made to each other, he would
41:04have done it himself.
41:05You don't know that.
41:09You can't know what was in his mind.
41:11No one can.
41:12And dementia or not, these people are still in there.
41:15They still appreciate kindness.
41:17They still feel love.
41:19So what?
41:20Let him be butchered?
41:22When you work for my husband, he puts a card in your hand and lights it on fire and says,
41:29as this card burns, so will you burn alive if you betray me.
41:34He means it.
41:35So you tell me, what was I supposed to do?
41:38Let my son be burnt alive?
41:40Let him see his mother die?
41:42Let my husband torture Benny to death?
41:44No, so you just left him out in the cold and was dead.
41:48It wasn't like that.
41:50No?
41:52I went by his side.
41:55I played our favorite song.
41:58Poured him his favorite scotch and made it so that he wouldn't feel pain.
42:06And I held his hand as long as I could before I...
42:16What I did was a mercy.
42:20And maybe so.
42:21But it was also murder.
42:25Please, detective, let my mother go, okay?
42:27Take me.
42:28We'll say that it was an argument.
42:30A debt that Benny couldn't pay.
42:31We'll say that I did it.
42:32If my father finds out about this...
42:34If your father finds out what?
42:36What's going on here?
42:38Dad.
42:39Yamanini, let's go outside, let them finish up.
42:42Yeah.
42:42What's going on here, Ross?
42:58What do you think Dario's gonna do now that he knows who Mateo really is?
43:02He'll stick with the code, destroy his own son?
43:05I hope not.
43:06Codes, vows, words.
43:09And there's one thing you learn on the job, is that...
43:14Everything can be broken.
43:19What's going on here?
43:25What's going on here?
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