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00:07Scarpetta.
00:07We got us another one.
00:08I'm on my way.
00:12This here's the husband.
00:13Matt Peterson.
00:14Mr. Peterson.
00:15Our chief M.E.
00:16Dr. Scarpetta.
00:17I'm so sorry for your loss.
00:20Excuse me.
00:20Agent Ben Wesley.
00:22Nice to meet you.
00:22Oh.
00:23You don't break a surgeon's fingers by accident.
00:25Or violinists.
00:26Matt Peterson worries me if I'm being honest.
00:29How can you connect a husband killing his wife to the first three murders?
00:32Looks like our very own Ted Bundy just bought himself a polygraph.
00:36Dr. K. Scarpetta.
00:38Oh, I know who you are, Chief.
00:39And I, for one, am glad you're back.
00:41Why do you think he'd say that the hands are, you know, gone?
00:45Congratulations, Dr. Scarpetta.
00:46Dr. Reddy, Maggie.
00:48I brought you something.
00:49Dr. Scarpetta, I'd like to work for you.
00:51What?
00:52She'd be eyes and ears to you.
00:53Have you checked in on Lucy?
00:55She's had a terrible year.
00:56Oh, don't be so dramatic, Kay.
00:58Anyone who has lost their wife in the last year isn't happy.
01:02Do you think she shouldn't be living with me?
01:03I don't think it matters where the fuck she lives as long as she's talking to A.I. Janet all
01:07day long.
01:07Move out.
01:08Lucy.
01:08You had talked about wanting to do a P.I. business with my Peter here.
01:12Heyo.
01:13How was the meeting?
01:13Well, sort of like a surprise welcome back to the FBI.
01:17I need you.
01:18How does forensic operations specialist sound?
01:20I'm all in, Doc.
01:22Who is her?
01:22Gwen Haney, 33.
01:25Biomedical engineer at Thor Lab.
01:27Prince on the kettlebell came back with a name.
01:29And?
01:30It's Matt Peterson.
01:31Listen.
01:32We got the wrong guy.
01:46Allora.
01:47Kay, come va?
01:49Molto lavoro.
01:50Ah.
01:51E Kay?
01:51Che cresciuta.
01:52Sì, sì.
01:54Here she is.
01:56My bellissima little Kay.
01:58Say hello to signora Milazzo.
01:59Hello, Miss Milazzo.
02:00Oh, bella.
02:03Sembra Dorothy da piccola.
02:04Sì.
02:05She says you're beautiful.
02:06Sono donna.
02:07And she's right.
02:08Grazie.
02:10Devo andare.
02:11Ciao, Kay.
02:11Arrivederci.
02:13Ciao, bella.
02:15I've come to do the inventory, Daddy.
02:18Your homework is done?
02:21Of course.
02:25To have a daughter.
02:27Smarter than a man.
02:30There's no greater gift God could give you.
02:41Get the register open.
02:42Give us the fucking money!
02:43Hurry up!
02:44Get the fucking money!
02:45Get the fucking money out!
02:46Let's go!
02:46Up!
02:47Right now!
02:48Get up!
02:49Right now!
02:50Stand the fuck up!
02:51Get the money out!
02:52Right now!
02:54Please!
02:54Get up!
02:55Get the money out!
02:56Get the money out!
02:56Stop the fucking money!
02:57What are you waiting for?
02:58Let's go!
02:59Come on!
03:07Come on!
03:08Hurry up!
03:10We gotta go!
03:12Go!
03:12You gotta go!
03:13Come on!
03:17Dad, please!
03:20No!
03:21Please!
03:22No!
03:23Daddy!
03:25No!
03:27Please!
03:28No!
03:29I don't know.
04:03You never went home.
04:06No.
04:07Good morning, Maggie.
04:09Good morning.
04:10A message from Fabian.
04:12No prints or DNA on the penny you found at the train track.
04:16Exact date is occluded, but he's working on digging that out.
04:19Okay.
04:23You're cutting in the cooler.
04:25Mm-hmm.
04:27This looks like a skin graft.
04:28I didn't notice it during the autopsy because the color matched perfectly.
04:34But now she's decomposing.
04:37That's right.
04:38Arrested her faster than this little square, so it makes the difference more appreciable.
04:44A chief who works all night and notates her own errors,
04:48I mean, it's not something I thought I'd see in my lifetime.
04:50Can you run this for rapid DNA testing?
04:53Won't it be her DNA?
04:56Probably.
05:07Probably.
05:08Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
05:10We've got to stay here another month.
05:11I know.
05:12I know.
05:12Shh.
05:13Shh.
05:13The contractor says the house will be finished in a month.
05:17I know.
05:17It's a pain.
05:18I told you we should have moved out when they came back.
05:21Now we've got to look at the Airbnb or something until the house is ready.
05:24But this place is huge.
05:25And it's free.
05:27I just saw Benton naked.
05:28And he looked good.
05:30Look, we've got to get out of here.
05:31I need my privacy.
05:32Sweetheart, we have, like, an entire wing in this crazy-ass mansion to ourselves.
05:37You know what?
05:37You need to stop calling it a mansion.
05:39Why?
05:39Because I see Benton.
05:40He gets, like, a hurt look on his face whenever you say that.
05:43All right?
05:43He grew up in this place.
05:44Probably doesn't even know it's a mansion.
05:45Little Lord Fauntleroy.
05:47Listen to me.
05:47Look.
05:48I feel bad.
05:48I'm not at ease with the close proximity.
05:52Between you, me, and the fence post here, I'm getting a little backed up.
05:55I like that fence post.
05:57I'm getting bangry, like the kids like to say.
05:59Yeah?
06:00I'm a little bangry.
06:01You got it?
06:02Yeah.
06:03I'll tell you what, Peter.
06:04All right.
06:06First of all, we are consenting adults, and we are married, so we can have sex whenever
06:13we want.
06:14I know.
06:16Here's the thing.
06:17What?
06:17And don't take this the wrong way, okay?
06:19But when it comes to pleasuring, you can be boisterous, by which I mean fucking loud,
06:24okay?
06:25Which I normally love.
06:25Which you love.
06:26I love it.
06:27Fucking love it.
06:27But we're in the confines of our own form.
06:29We won't love it, right?
06:30Come on.
06:31Listen to me.
06:32I promise you I will be silent like the grave.
06:36You'll never hear a word.
06:37That's hot.
06:46You sleep okay, babe?
06:48Oh.
06:49Yeah.
06:50You know me?
06:51Just alternating cycles of decreptitude.
06:55Great attitude.
06:56Mm.
06:56Are you white-knuckling, ice water in your veinsing, or just thought-chasing?
07:02Mm.
07:03Mostly thought-chasing.
07:05So no code red for the moment.
07:09And by the way, you do sleep.
07:11I've seen it.
07:13Even heard it on occasion.
07:15I don't, nor.
07:16You do.
07:19Never.
07:20Except you do.
07:23I'll tell you what.
07:23If it happens again, I'll record you.
07:27But then you wouldn't sleep.
07:35This is really bad.
07:39I'm gonna go get some O.K.'s good stuff, huh?
07:42It's nasty.
07:44Take me with you?
07:46Always.
07:46I'm gonna go get some O.K.'s good stuff, please.
07:59See?
08:00With your eyes, not with your hands.
08:03Yeah.
08:17Sorry about earlier.
08:19Oh, he's just...
08:20Catching you undraped.
08:21Yeah.
08:21I know what you...
08:22I get the reference.
08:24That's it.
08:24In the nude.
08:25In flagrante.
08:27Saw your penis.
08:30Look, I've never even seen you work out before.
08:34Anyway, Dorothy and I, we're going to look into some kind of short-term rental after Thanksgiving.
08:42You don't have to do that on my...
08:43No, no, no, come on. We're all big boys and girls here.
08:46Speaking of big boys, I just did some work with the wifey up in the bedroom
08:49in case you heard something questionable sounded like whimpering.
08:53The point is, we all need space, right?
08:56We need our space, especially now that we're working with the doc again.
09:00What?
09:00You're working with Kay?
09:01Yeah, it's not a big deal.
09:03It's just, you know, temporary so that I can be legal at the crime scenes
09:06and, you know, post-mortem, something like that.
09:09In what fucking capacity?
09:12I think she's defining it as forensic ops specialist.
09:17You're a specialist, Peter.
09:20You're a retired detective.
09:22What? Can you believe this?
09:25No.
09:25Did you know?
09:26Morning.
09:27You gave my husband a job.
09:31Yeah.
09:33Why would you do that, Kay?
09:35Because I needed help.
09:37Well, why him?
09:39Because I'm surrounded by vipers in that office and I need someone I can trust.
09:43Yeah.
09:44Can we all remember, please, that this was once my former, what do you call it, vocation?
09:49What about the private PI business that you were going to start with Lucy, Peter?
09:54How are you going to start that up now that you are, what, former vocating with her?
10:00And do I have to remind you, we are here for Lucy's sake.
10:05Oh, fuck, Dorothy.
10:06I have been up all night.
10:07I need coffee and then I can come back in there and argue about who's here more for Lucy.
10:13Hey, hey, where you been?
10:14Can no one make an espresso here?
10:18Whatever.
10:20I can take it.
10:22God, there is a lot of people living in this house.
10:30Well, Pete just confided they're going to look for a rental after Thanksgiving.
10:34Oh.
10:36Ow.
10:37Hallelujah.
10:38Yes.
10:40Yes.
10:41Was it a good idea, Kay, to have Marina start working with you again?
10:47Ow.
10:48Well, by the straw poll in this house, apparently not.
10:54But you got a big day.
10:56Big day today.
10:57Hmm?
10:57Mm-hmm.
11:00I wish I could be there for you.
11:01Oh, it's just another oath.
11:03Back to the feds.
11:05Yeah, but it's a new unit.
11:07Yeah.
11:08No more serial killers for this guy in cybercrime.
11:12Were we happier in Boston?
11:13For sure.
11:16So I shouldn't have taken this job, so you didn't have to take your job?
11:20Of course not.
11:21Such a liar.
11:23Mm-hmm.
11:27So, the, um, Jane Doe who was on the train tracks was actually a biomedical engineer working
11:34at Thor Labs.
11:36Gwen Haney.
11:37Not your average Jane Doe.
11:38Well, Marino says you think Matt Peterson might be involved.
11:44Only to be accepted as, uh, Prince Rob heard a weapon.
11:49I know it's that, like, third, third line of code.
11:52I told you you have to instead it differently.
11:54Oh.
11:55Hey, hey, hey, hey.
11:55No, no, no.
11:56Mine.
11:57No, no.
11:57No.
11:58Thank you for making this.
12:00Thank you so much.
12:01Hey, yeah, uh-huh.
12:02You wanted to know what?
12:03You are rude.
12:04I love you so much.
12:04You are very rude.
12:09And now I have to make another one.
12:11Perhaps you should try and get some sleep.
12:13I can't.
12:14You've been up a long time.
12:15I can't.
12:16What?
12:16My first big case, the one that I built my whole career on, my reputation, everything
12:20you know as well as I do.
12:21I can't be wrong.
12:23Yeah.
12:24You know what?
12:26It's gonna be okay.
12:28Okay?
12:29If you say so.
12:30You got the right guy.
12:32Yeah.
12:32Okay?
12:36Was that Lucy?
12:37Yeah.
12:38Was that Lucy?
12:39Yeah.
12:39She came, she took my coffee, and she fled.
12:42Okay, I'm worried about her.
12:43Do you know who she's talking to?
12:46Janet.
12:48Okay.
12:48Oh, I know.
12:49I know.
12:49It's every day now.
12:5024-7.
12:51Why can't you just let her breathe?
12:52Seriously, that thing in her ear.
12:54In that ear thing, she's in a free-fall backslide.
12:57Not if it's hurting her.
12:59Mm-hmm.
13:00Look, I'm not so desperate for her love.
13:03That I will condone unhealthy and dangerous behavior.
13:06How am I condone?
13:07You know what?
13:08I'm not, no, I'm not doing this now.
13:09Yes, that's what you're doing.
13:10It is the classic definition of codependency.
13:14I'm sorry I yelled.
13:15Judy calls.
13:17There's something wrong.
13:18She's talking to a freaking ghost.
13:21Don't go.
13:22Oh, I mean, go.
13:23Try to stop me at your own peril.
13:25Come on.
13:29We're having a conversation.
13:37Oh, you're a wife.
13:39I know.
13:39She has to control everything, everyone, everything, all the time.
13:42I can't do it.
13:44You know, it is possible that we did, but that I got a little caught up last night in our
13:46conversation
13:47and completely forgot that I'm starting this P.I. business with Lucy.
13:50I'm just saying she could have a point.
13:51If we don't figure out what happened to Gwen Haney, and if Matt Peterson is involved in
13:56any of this, any of it, then we're unearthing it.
13:59I know.
14:00Yeah.
14:01There is a lot of black under that bridge.
14:04A lot.
14:06Slippery fucking slope.
14:07Yeah, slippery slope and a lot of land runs.
14:11A lot.
14:17Come on.
14:17Come on, you don't try enough.
14:18Just, just, here, here.
14:24I knew I should never have come back here.
14:26Never.
14:27If I'd known Reddy Hosen retiring, I would have bailed.
14:30I really would have.
14:32You know, second chances at our age, it'd be hard to resist, right?
14:36Is it a second chance, or am I just looking to fuck myself up again?
14:43I don't know.
15:27Good morning.
15:28I'm Dr. Scarpetta.
15:30Morning.
15:31I suppose we haven't officially met yet.
15:33Call me Wingo.
15:35I'm seeing a lot of purple, Wingo.
15:37Yes, Chief.
15:39Positive for semen.
15:41Most of the fluids found outside of the body.
15:44Bed clothes, back of the thighs.
15:46Right.
15:47Anal and oral slides, all positive.
15:49Same as Brenda and Patty.
15:53It's a seal.
15:56That's funny.
15:56We don't know them.
15:57Oh, wait.
15:59Yes, we do.
16:02Cops driving the DNA to New York?
16:04Uh-huh.
16:07Not long from now, we'll store DNA in a database, and no one will have to drive or wait.
16:12Not if the ACLU has anything to say about it.
16:17Is this from the hunting knife Detective Marino found?
16:20Yes.
16:22The fibers are consistent with the victim's nightgown.
16:26So her gown was cut from her body with her husband's knife.
16:31A knife?
16:33Yeah, hunting type.
16:35Woodstone in the sheaves, compass in the handle.
16:39Oh, yeah.
16:40I got mail order.
16:43Where'd you see you last?
16:45It was on the dresser, I think.
16:46Where you left on?
16:47I, um, remember Laura used it as a letter opener.
16:53Okay, so you saw the knife on the dresser, maybe Saturday or Sunday previous,
17:01same time as when you replaced the broken screen in the bathroom.
17:05Why not just wait till I'm hooked up to the machine to ask?
17:08I only ask because we found your knife in a drawer tucked away with some sweaters and condoms.
17:15I was wondering, why condoms?
17:19When your wife had oral contraceptives.
17:34Hey, uh, did you try the...
17:36The laser?
17:37I prefer this method with the Gorilla Glue.
17:39Did you know it's a strain of weed?
17:41Weed?
17:41Uh, no, I don't think I did know that.
17:44Popular for hybrids.
17:45Anyway, the glue will give us hard white per minute rich detail,
17:48and I like me some hard rich detail.
17:51Yeah, don't we all?
17:53Verita's called twice already about these prints.
17:56Has he?
17:57Why the fucking condoms?
18:01They're good to have around.
18:04You know, you and me getting along all hunky-dory is entirely dependent on me ignoring the sometimes very stupid
18:12shit that you say.
18:14Why?
18:17Why is Abby Turnbull always nipping at our heels?
18:22She's a pest, Mr. City Attorney.
18:24It's just a fact.
18:26Yeah, well, it's hard to try a murder case when the husband's already been convicted in the papers.
18:29We're hoping this polygraph will rule him out.
18:34Turnbull's scaring people that are already terrified.
18:36If this guy passes, we need to get off him real fast.
18:41Please remain still.
18:42The computer house polygraph is now recording your body's physiological activity.
18:47Are you doing anything to defeat or distort this test?
18:51No.
18:53Do you own a hunting knife?
19:00Yes.
19:02Did you kill your wife?
19:06No.
19:13My evil eyes tell me we have a match.
19:15It's his knife.
19:16His prints would likely be on it.
19:18No other partials.
19:19Which in itself is strange if the wife did use it.
19:23I'll run them through I-Fis.
19:26Am I, uh, am I interrupting, boss?
19:28How about we go with Chief?
19:30Good.
19:31It's, uh, Chief Scott Beddum.
19:33How can I help you, Dr. Reddy?
19:34Uh, it's nothing really.
19:36Only, uh, I've been left off some paperwork.
19:39I've been previously receiving as the, uh...
19:42As interim chief, you mean?
19:46Well, that certainly does describe the role I delighted in taking on, yes.
19:50And now maybe it's difficult for you to stand back, even just a little, to allow others to establish footing.
19:59I know you wanted this job, Dr. Reddy.
20:03So you and I are going to have to find a way to live together.
20:07Yo, Doc.
20:10If you'll excuse me, Dr. Reddy?
20:13Yes.
20:13And, uh, I appreciate you plain speaking, Chief.
20:19Appreciate you plain speaking.
20:20Excuse me?
20:22I believe I'm lost.
20:23Could you point me towards human resources?
20:25Ah, let me guess.
20:27Secretariat pool sent you over here and, uh, gave you wrong directions?
20:30Seems like it.
20:31Oh, wait a minute.
20:33Is that their idea of some kind of rite of passage?
20:36It's for the new civvies.
20:38Most don't make it past the elevator.
20:40The smell.
20:42Polyps.
20:43Can't smell a thing?
20:44Looks like you've got yourself a superpower, young lady.
20:48Maggie Cutbush.
20:49Pleased to meet you, Dr....
20:51Reddy.
20:51Dr. Alvin Reddy.
20:53And, uh, may I ask whose desk you are soon to improve?
20:56Dr. K. Scarpetta.
20:58The new chief?
20:59Ah.
21:01Great.
21:11This is where Patty Lewis lived.
21:15Oh, that's in number two.
21:18What did Patty do?
21:21Freelance writer.
21:24Mostly Harper's stories.
21:26Had a novel due out in the fall.
21:31We came in through the window.
21:33Place has ceiling fans with no AC.
21:37I said she slept with the window open.
21:39Yeah, choosing comfort over safety more often than not.
21:41That's how a lot of women get hurt.
21:43Violent men more often than anything are how women get killed.
21:57What would you have done, Pete?
22:01If it were you.
22:07I'm coming to her house to sell something.
22:11Deliver flowers.
22:13Kill fucking roaches.
22:21I walk up to the door.
22:24I see you.
22:27And then I hear it.
22:29The voice in my head.
22:31This is her.
22:33This is her.
22:34I unload my groceries.
22:36Prepare a simple dinner.
22:38I study your habits and learn.
22:40I go by my routine, blissfully unaware of your eyes on me.
22:47Why her?
22:49Of all the women in the world, why her?
22:53Maybe she disrespected me.
22:55Like I'm not good enough for her or something.
22:58Maybe they all disrespected me.
23:01And now I'm gonna fix them.
23:03Show them who's really got the power.
23:06I go to bed early.
23:07I leave my car at the Exxon by the grocery store.
23:12Go the rest of the way on foot.
23:15Her car's out front.
23:17My heart skips a beat.
23:19She's home.
23:21Lights out except the porch.
23:23She's asleep.
23:26I take my time.
23:29I assess.
23:31I go in.
23:32I go in.
23:32I go in.
23:34I go in.
23:36Go in.
23:37I go in.
23:38I below.
23:45I go in.
23:47I go in.
23:48Stop.
23:49Get long.
23:51Get.
23:53Put another boy.
23:53Get home.
24:17If you scream, I'll kill you.
24:20If you scream, I'll kill you.
24:26What else?
24:28What else do you say to her?
24:31Nothing.
24:33I mean, nothing.
24:35What about the ski mask, if she isn't going to live to identify you?
24:39Her hair is sweat.
24:41I ain't stupid.
24:42I mean, maybe I'm wearing a whole jumpsuit over my clothes.
24:45I mean, I probably read forensic books just for jollies.
24:49You do leave semen.
24:50Maybe you know you don't secrete.
24:52Certainly ain't wearing a rubber.
24:54Your hair is a more personal.
24:58Maybe I don't want you to see what color I am.
25:03On the day she was found, Cecile Tyler, our third and only black victim, was supposed to go shopping with
25:09her pal Bobby.
25:11Bobby finds Cecile's car in the driveway, but she didn't answer when she rang the bell or phoned.
25:26So Bobby, worried, goes to the nearest window, appears to the slightly parted curtains, finds Cecile.
25:36Bobby, she's white, you know.
25:38Cecile's a friend?
25:39Yeah, the rich bitch with the red Corvette that felt her body.
25:42Could you not refer to women as bitches?
25:46Anyway, the two were kind of inseparable.
25:50I mean, Bobby's blonde, works as a model or something.
25:54She's at Cecile's crib all the time.
25:57Sometimes even overnight.
26:02Implying?
26:04That maybe they were sweet on each other, if you're getting my drift.
26:09Well, it's subtle, but I'm getting a hint of something.
26:13Okay, how am I supposed to know how open you are to this and that?
26:17Okay, I, big stupid lug that I am, just kind of found it hard to figure.
26:23I mean, they both pop your eyes out gorgeous.
26:25You'd think they'd have no problem getting guys.
26:27But my point is, maybe the killer is cruising the neighborhood and he sees Bobby get into her red Corvette
26:34late one night or early morning.
26:36It's murder of Cecile anyway.
26:39Bobby's white.
26:40All the other Vicks are white.
26:44Brenda, Patty, Cecile, and Lori.
26:50Brenda, Patty, Cecile, and Lori.
26:57Lori didn't live alone.
26:58Lori wasn't single.
27:01What else is different?
27:05Phone cords.
27:08All the other victims were tied up with electrical cords from the lamps, right?
27:12Yeah.
27:12So why did he use phone cords on Lori?
27:27Matt Peterson must have changed his name because my rudimentary searches have turned up nothing so far.
27:32And there's no one in the department you can ask?
27:33Not without raising eyebrows.
27:36Gwen Haney had a skin graft on her leg.
27:39I mean, it was probably from a wound or a burn, but I don't know.
27:45It didn't seem like the skin was real, so I sent her back to DNA.
27:49What do you mean you don't know if her skin wasn't real?
27:51Well, she didn't have any scars on her body where they would have had to take in the tissue for
27:54the graft, so.
27:55So what would it come from?
27:56So it was probably from a cadaver or it was 3D printed.
28:00What?
28:02Frankenstein's 3D printing?
28:04Yes.
28:04Fucking bullshit.
28:05They're doing it everywhere.
28:07Fucking high?
28:07I mean, if it's from a cadaver, then it'd be like a normal skin graft, and it's not going to
28:11match Gwen's DNA.
28:12But if it's 3D printed, then they would have had to use her cells for the bioink, and that means
28:17that it will match Gwen's DNA.
28:21You ready to mind?
28:23I didn't mean it like...
28:25Shit, Lucy.
28:26Hi, Luz. Hi. I've got you on speaker.
28:28My mom just told me you took a job with my aunt.
28:31We're supposed to be starting a business, Pete.
28:33I know.
28:34Hey, it's your aunt here.
28:36Um, look, sorry.
28:38Sorry, Luz, about all of that.
28:40I mean, it's blowing up out of control.
28:42Oh, your mother's calling.
28:43Okay, we'll call you back.
28:45Hi, honey.
28:46Wow, you look beautiful.
28:47Hi.
28:47Is my sister there?
28:48Yeah, yeah.
28:49I'm here.
28:50Guess what?
28:50Lucy knows.
28:51She knows, and she's not happy.
28:53We heard.
28:54Oh, you heard.
28:55Oh, right.
28:56Well, you couldn't have picked a worse time to go fuck off and relive your salad days.
29:01We're losing you.
29:01Sorry.
29:02Goodbye.
29:02What are you doing?
29:03Goodbye.
29:04She's not going to be happy.
29:04Tell her we got cut off.
29:05She knows we didn't get cut off.
29:07Your face got bigger.
29:08Yeah, well, I don't care.
29:11I can't handle her now.
29:12Would you call Lucy?
29:13Don't touch the phone.
29:14I'm not.
29:16Hey, Luz, it's us again.
29:18Okay.
29:19We need your help.
29:20It's very important.
29:21We have a possible murder suspect who has gone off the grid.
29:24Can you help us out?
29:25Why can't you find him?
29:27Well, because I'm not a cop anymore.
29:29We need you.
29:31And we love you.
29:33And you'd really be...
29:35I want you.
29:36Please?
29:37Fine.
29:38I'll help.
29:40Give me his name.
29:42Matt Peterson.
29:48I, Benton Wesley...
29:50I, Benton Wesley...
29:51Do solemnly swear...
29:52Do solemnly swear...
29:53To support and defend the Constitution of the United States...
29:56To support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
30:02That I will obey the orders of the President of the United States.
30:05That I take this obligation freely without any mental reservation.
30:09And that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of this office that I'm about to enter.
30:15So help me God.
30:17So help me God is right.
30:19Congratulations.
30:22What the hell, Benton?
30:24I never thought I'd see you back in the building.
30:26That hard to believe?
30:28Well, I think maybe if the choices were to be a house husband while your missus returns to former glory...
30:33Or have a place to go to every day where you're somewhat respected...
30:37You might choose the latter.
30:39Hmm.
30:40Yes, ma'am.
30:40Is he sworn in yet?
30:41Because I need to speak to you.
30:43I take it you met your partner, Sierra Patron.
30:45Mm-hmm.
30:45We met briefly at orientation.
30:47Hi.
30:48The woman we've been tracking from Thor Laughs has officially been ID'd as the Jane Doe from the train.
30:53By his wife, actually.
30:55Dr. Scarpetta.
30:56And Dr. Scarpetta, I'm sure, has informed the police.
30:59Oh, yeah.
31:00So now they're all going to start looking into our Gwen Haney.
31:02All right.
31:03Well, get him up to speed on Gwen.
31:04Okay.
31:04My theory is he knocked her in unconscious, then he pulls the car in.
31:11She would have bled heavily if Heddle Bell split her scalp, but it didn't kill her.
31:17He wrapped her, carried her.
31:19He had to be strong.
31:20Carried her down here, where the trunk would have been.
31:25Did she have a car?
31:27Nope.
31:28She got rides, taxis, no record of any Ubers.
31:32No credit cards, no social media, no online presence.
31:37We still haven't found her phone.
31:46Gwen Haney, she was deeply involved in the Thor Orbiter project.
31:513D printing human organs in space.
31:53Amongst other things, we were put on her about a year ago.
31:56For sure, we knew espionage was on the table, industrial spying, if nothing else.
32:00She did highly sensitive work for many companies and various governments, including our own.
32:05So she knew plenty of secrets?
32:06Well, looks like she never even furnished this place.
32:11It doesn't even look like she moved in.
32:13When you say she paid three months in advance, all cash?
32:17Didn't strike you as odd, huh?
32:19I'm sure me as being fortuitous.
32:21I mean, the place wasn't even fully done yet.
32:22Right.
32:23And nobody else has an extra key but you.
32:26Well, yeah, on the account that I'm the manager.
32:29Yeah, right.
32:30Wait.
32:32I mean, you don't...
32:33No, no, no, slow down, Cliff.
32:34It's okay.
32:34You seem like an upstanding guy, right?
32:37I just am bumping a little bit on the fact that you're the only other person with a key
32:41and you happen to know her whole jogging.
32:43No, no, no, no, no.
32:43I said I just saw her one morning.
32:45Right.
32:46It still compels me to have to go to Officer Frugge and have her just bring in for a little
32:50more questioning, maybe even a poly.
32:53A poly.
32:54Hey, listen, I'm just the manager.
32:56Look, there might have been somebody else that had access to a key on the down low.
33:02Oh, yeah.
33:03And who might that be?
33:05There was a boyfriend.
33:09The boyfriend, this Jinx Slater.
33:11Does he have a history of violence?
33:14According to a neighbor, sometimes when they'd break up, he'd act out in ways that were disturbing.
33:20Such as?
33:22Constant calling.
33:23Left a strangled teddy bear by her front door once.
33:26Stalking behavior.
33:28She ever reported to the police?
33:29No, she didn't.
33:30Maybe some of it wasn't true.
33:32Who knows?
33:32Well, maybe it was.
33:35Listen, I don't know how to say this without just saying it.
33:38Well, then just say it.
33:40You know you can't tell your wife any of this, right?
33:45You mean my wife, the chief medical examiner in charge of the case?
33:57My gut says she was up to something.
34:00She had access to all that tech, all those secrets.
34:03I mean, she must have been selling whatever she could get her hands on.
34:09She had no stuff, no furniture, no personal stuff, nothing, so she didn't live here.
34:15A bundle of money to pay for it up front.
34:17I can't.
34:17What was she selling?
34:21You think all that got her killed?
34:24My gut's still on the fence about that.
34:31When you had your hand on the Bible, that was part of what you were swearing to.
34:37Yeah, I know what I swore to.
34:41But you're saying I can't tell my wife I'm holding the cell phone in my hands that she's going to
34:47spend her day looking for?
34:49No.
34:51Well, fuck.
34:56Pardon me.
34:57I don't know that this is going to work.
34:59You don't know if this is going to work because you can't go home and talk to your wife about
35:03it over dinner?
35:13Agent Wesley.
35:14Yo, Phoebe.
35:15Sorry to call you back here, but I think I found something interesting.
35:18Okay.
35:19Right before she died, Brenda Stepp was side-swiped back and out of her driveway, and she was treated in
35:24the ER.
35:26At VMC?
35:28Was Laurie Peterson working that night?
35:30She was, indeed.
35:31They might have met?
35:32They very well might have.
35:34Wow.
35:35Uh, there's got to be a connection among the women.
35:37That is the key.
35:38Um, Dr. Scarpetta?
35:40Uh-huh.
35:40Uh, may I see you?
35:42Uh, why?
35:43Why?
35:43Who are you?
35:44Oh, I'm Maggie Kupush.
35:45Your new secretary?
35:46I'm afraid there's an urgent matter.
35:50Uh, yeah, okay.
35:51Sure.
35:55The, uh, computer lady asked if you dialed in over the weekend because someone did, and she's fairly sure it
36:00wasn't you.
36:01I didn't know.
36:01What does that mean?
36:02Oh, uh, then someone tried to remotely break into your computer and look up the Peterson case.
36:06What?
36:07I've been hacked?
36:08Yes, that's the word.
36:10Hacked.
36:11Fuck.
36:12Uh, did she say who it was?
36:15She didn't know.
36:16And also, didn't know if it was the first time.
36:19Hmm?
36:22Hmm.
36:29Well.
36:32Hmm, hmm?
36:36Hmm, hmm, hmm.
36:42Nice, baby, yeah, yeah.
36:43There's someessa juice?
36:43Well, I know.
36:43Yeah, I'm not axi.
36:43Yeah, honey, can I, I don't know.
36:43Aw, I can't Well, do it called by one of my friend.
36:43I love you too.
36:51What are you doing?
36:58I'm sorry, I'm late and I missed dinner.
37:03There was an emergency in my office with a computer.
37:08And I think I'm in big trouble, like real trouble.
37:18Why?
37:20Because my office data is very sensitive.
37:23And if anyone, say, someone from the newspaper got hold of it...
37:30It wasn't me.
37:33I'm not saying that it was.
37:36Well, it wasn't. I swear it wasn't me.
37:39It wasn't fucking me!
37:48Fuck.
37:52Hey, Luz.
37:55Luz.
38:05Hey.
38:08Are you okay?
38:10Mom called to say she went to Hawaii and married the man who draws the pictures in her books.
38:16She did what?
38:17What?
38:17She married the man who draws her pictures in Waikiki.
38:22Oh, God. Oh, Luz.
38:26I'm so sorry.
38:27I'm sorry.
38:30It's okay.
38:31Don't even care.
38:44You're good.
38:46I'm so sorry.
38:56I was so sorry.
38:57Oh, well, I'm so sorry.
39:00I really told her.
39:01Well, I don't know that this one with a million dollars for you.
39:01All right.
39:03Look back!
39:06We were all right!
39:07I got you, motherfucker!
39:09Yes!
39:11I have to go to my house.
39:13You got you, motherfucker!
39:16for Pete. I gotta go show him. Hey. Huh? Hey. There's my girl. Stop it. I'll be back.
39:54I like it. My day was great. Too much. Here, sweetheart. Where is Gwen's cell phone? The murderer
40:05probably took it. Boring. Can we please talk about anything but that? Hey. Sorry. How's
40:14the gravy? You're fucking kidding me. I'll be right back. Oh, good. Hey. No, no, but it's
40:20good. It's good. It's good. It's good. I have told you repeatedly not to subject me to this
40:25type of communication. It is the job of a mentee to drag their mentors kicking and screaming
40:32into the current century. And we haven't even gotten started on music yet. I can see you.
40:39Well, I can't get away from this thing. Hey. Hey. Pretty crappy luck. So which opportunity
40:46for schadenfreude do you refer? Oh, don't try to outword me, sister. I'm a published author.
40:52Oh, right. Of children's books. I was referring to your first case from back in the day that
41:02seems to be coming back into question. That's a barrel of monkeys I would not want popping
41:08open. A bit of tarnish on your otherwise flawless reputation.
41:16Oh. Death stare.
41:21Lighten up, Kay.
41:23All right. Listen to me. This boyfriend, Jink Slater, he's a hacker. Off the grit that goes
41:28through proper police channels by which I am currently restricted, if you catch my drift.
41:36Are you saying you need somebody outside of police protocol to help you find him?
41:42I'm not not saying that.
41:54Hey.
41:59You all right? Bad day?
42:06I'm just tired.
42:11Well, you didn't sleep, Kay. You gotta take care of yourself.
42:16You make me feel safe.
42:19No, you make me feel...
42:21See?
42:22I was gonna say normal.
42:26We're normal together.
42:27Yeah.
42:34It's okay. Hey, hey.
42:36Hey, it's okay.
42:37It's okay.
42:39The sauce smells real good.
42:41You're never gonna call it gravy?
42:45Never.
42:55We're okay.
42:56We got this, okay?
43:00Love you.
43:03Thanks.
43:06Right?
43:08Yeah.
43:09There it is.
43:11Excuse me.
43:12Delicious.
43:13Yes.
43:14Oh, yeah.
43:15That looks good.
43:16Beautiful.
43:18Those are...
43:19No.
43:20Yama Matthew Peter.
43:22That's Matt Peterson's new name.
43:24That guy you wanted me to find.
43:26The fuck is it Yama?
43:28Yama is the Hindu god of resurrection.
43:31Yama, Yama.
43:33Yama who?
43:34Matt Peterson.
43:35Lucy found him.
43:36Yeah, well, he's running some, like, pseudo-spiritual grief cult out of a veggie farm.
43:41That sounds about right.
43:44Yeah, good job.
43:45Wasn't that hard?
43:46You can find anyone with the right equipment.
43:49Oh, no.
43:49NASA doesn't have your equipment, honey.
43:53Why do you have to make everything sound so dirty?
43:56Hey, uh, Lou, I'm gonna need you to find somebody else when you have the time, okay?
44:01This guy's a professional hacker, so it's gonna be a little more challenging.
44:04I do doubt that.
44:06Okay, well, his name is Jinx Slater.
44:10Long-time boyfriend of this Gwen Haney we found murdered on the railroad tracks.
44:15Anyway, really, he's gonna help out this officer, Froome.
44:19But, you know, have to eat.
44:21World-class gravy once again, Doc.
44:48fact, how did you ensure he's contribute to a hobby?
44:50All right.
44:52It's wonderful.
44:53Yeah.
45:08I'm so honored.
45:09Come on.
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