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00:00Inspector Fitzpatrick.
00:01Fitz, please.
00:02I'm Marcus Villeneuve, and this is my deputy chief.
00:05Arch.
00:05Welcome.
00:06We both know you're just laying low
00:08till the crap you started blows over.
00:10I don't know if you realize this or not,
00:11but I'm on your side.
00:12You can talk to me.
00:14Gallagher was in deep with weapons smugglers.
00:16I've got him, Fitz.
00:17This is my youngest, Rowan.
00:19Do you believe that Rowan is behind your son's death?
00:21Zola Augustine was adamant that we look into Gallagher.
00:25You need to drop this investigation.
00:28Sean Gallagher, he's your father.
00:30My mom's lies.
00:31I'm on this same island because of them.
00:34Stop!
00:35Gallagher, let Marcus go.
00:37There is more to live for, Sean.
00:39Please!
00:40Gallagher, no!
01:07I'm sorry.
01:19I'm sorry.
01:25I am sorry.
01:27debacle you both gave statements but are you both absolutely sure the statement is the one
01:35you stand behind why wouldn't we stand by our sworn statement i know her pretty well i'd take
01:42that as a yes one person is dead too seriously injured if either of you are holding back i don't
01:49think i need to tell you the consequences that would be at play there's no reason why we'd
01:55withhold information in my role as prefect my directive from interpol and paris hq is to make
02:01sure of that so let's start at the beginning sorry prefect but they've discovered a body
02:11well i guess this uh round of questioning will have to wait i want updates on all ongoing cases
02:18going forward until we figure out your and the inspector's future at the spmp
02:32until she figures out our futures at the spmp is it just me or does diard seem to think that
02:38she's our boss now for the time being she is le prefect is the president's eyes and ears in
02:44saint pierre and lucky for us policing is part of her portfolio but she's not a cop no worse
02:53a former cop she used to run the spmp so of course she thinks she knows how we should do
03:00our jobs better than we do brutal how do you feel about having to talk to her about the whole
03:06you
03:06know graveyard the shoot up please tap gallagher no
03:18no feelings we just need to tell her the truth okay behold the old fish plant
03:36it's bleak very bleak you have to see for yourself
03:41good
03:42good
03:43good
03:43good
03:44good
03:45good
04:42The building was abandoned in the 80s.
04:45It's scheduled to be demolished.
04:46The construction workers were starting their day when they found him.
04:51And no cameras inside or outside.
04:53No CCTV nearby. It's a dead zone.
04:56Any luck IDing the body?
04:57We're working on it.
04:58If he's a local, it won't be too hard.
05:00Yeah.
05:03Gruesome doesn't come close to describing this.
05:05Most of his organs were removed.
05:07They're over there.
05:09Well, they weren't removed in here.
05:11There's almost no blood anywhere on the floor or walls.
05:14Nothing.
05:15I want this room scrub for DNA, hair, everything.
05:19Well, that would be hard.
05:20Our kids have been using this place as a late night party spot since I was in high school.
05:25I mean, everybody in St. Pierre's DNA would be down here somewhere.
05:29Gross.
05:30But it's true.
05:34I can't believe it.
05:36Believe what?
05:37Why am I getting the feeling that you guys have seen something like this before?
05:43Because we have.
05:48St. Pierre has a serial killer.
05:50Had the case was closed long ago.
05:53It was before my time, but the abstract killer case is famous.
05:57Three original victims.
05:59James Montgomery, Hélène Brie, Colleen Noel.
06:03Our John Doe today was presented in exactly the same way, right down to the paint on their bodies.
06:08As if their bodies were a canvas.
06:11And like John Doe, all the victims were mutilated and their internal organs removed.
06:17Previous murders, there were no messages left at the scene.
06:21Well, not that I know of.
06:23Who were the original suspects of the abstract killings?
06:26Initially, Antoine Dignot, and then in the end, evidence led to this man, Daniel McConnell.
06:35Antoine, this guy, he was at the scene today.
06:38He was in an altercation.
06:42With him.
06:43Claude Jackman, he was married to Hélène.
06:47The entire island is panicked.
06:48Word is out the abstract killer is back.
06:50They're wrong.
06:51The abstract killer was Daniel McConnell.
06:53These cases were closed.
06:54The prefect would know she was a lead on this case.
06:57I was.
06:59Oh.
07:00So how did you land on McConnell as the murderer?
07:03The stack of evidence that led us to him.
07:05Not to mention, McConnell confessed.
07:08So, whoever killed your John Doe, it isn't the abstract killer.
07:11And I guess the first thing we need to do is go talk to this Daniel McConnell.
07:15I bet he's dead.
07:18I shot him.
07:20In self-defense.
07:22Right before he tried to put a fish knife in my gut.
07:27Be that as it may, given the obvious similarities, it would be idiotic not to look and see if there's
07:34a link.
07:36Well, we wouldn't want to be idiotic.
07:40One of the contractors on site ID'd our victim.
07:43His name is Brian Montgomery.
07:46Montgomery?
07:47As in James Montgomery?
07:49Brothers.
07:51So the abstract killer's first victim from 15 years ago and our new victim today are brothers.
07:59Hell of a coincidence.
08:01Renouf, get down to Brian Montgomery's house and seal it off.
08:04We'll need forensics there as soon as possible to sweep the place.
08:10Natasha's got a preliminary report.
08:24And it's Juan, right?
08:26What they say about me, the accusations, they're not true.
08:30Je tue personne.
08:33Okay, well, why don't you tell us why you're here then?
08:36I drove Elen home that night, the night she died, from a party.
08:41And you had to look at the police all of this a million times.
08:45It's been 15 years for Christ's sake.
08:47It's just that today when I saw that he's back, I knew you'd be coming back for me.
08:52The whole town will.
08:54Do you want to come inside, Mr. Vigno?
08:56I've spent enough time in that place.
09:00Just leave me alone.
09:03I didn't hurt anyone.
09:11The abstract killer returns.
09:15I lived here back then.
09:17It was an ugly time.
09:18No one wanted to leave their houses.
09:20Kind of sickening to think that he's still out there.
09:23So you think this is his handiwork?
09:25Well, after briefly looking at the file,
09:27similar technique, although the original had clean incisions.
09:31What about Brian here?
09:32Well, at first glance, the cuts show some hesitancy.
09:36Noted.
09:37And time of death?
09:38Pinpointed between 8 and 9 p.m.
09:41But like in the abstract killer murders,
09:44the vic was sliced from stem to stern.
09:47He was gutted with a long fin blade.
09:51Fish billeting kind of thing.
09:53Hard to find those around here.
09:55Whoever did this didn't do it at the scene.
09:57They would have needed, like, a killing floor somewhere remote
10:00where they could control the variables, clean up.
10:03Yeah, well, wherever that was, it would have made a mess.
10:06Yes. Um, look at this bruising.
10:13So I'm not sure what could have caused it,
10:15but it looks like he was pelted with a bunch of sharp rocks.
10:19Once I'm able to really dig in, pardon the pun,
10:23I'll have some answers.
10:26Hmm. Like in the new suit, Fitz.
10:29Oh.
10:30Okay, thank you.
10:31Hmm.
10:34Thanks.
10:34Oui, allo?
10:40The coroner will send her a report to the station.
10:43Yeah, of course.
10:44We will share everything with you.
10:47Okay.
10:50You'd think we never solved a homicide case together.
10:53She really wants us to cross our T's and dot our I's.
10:57I miss Marcus.
11:00Me too, Arch.
11:02Me too.
11:05Oh, can we make a quick stop at Vedas?
11:08I think it'll help.
11:17I figured I'd see you two before day's end.
11:20So I can't believe Ryan Montgomery murdered in the same exact way his brother was.
11:25You work the abstract cuter case.
11:27Mm-hmm.
11:28Still haunts me.
11:29Never seen such acts of human depravity in my life.
11:32And I hope they'll never see it again.
11:35D.R. somehow thinks that this murder is not connected.
11:38Yeah.
11:38I have to say, it feels a lot like she just doesn't want us hanging around in her old case.
11:44And D.R. is such a micromanager.
11:45Even if Brian was murdered by the abstract killer, her ego would never let her admit that she was wrong
11:50all those years ago.
11:51What do you mean, wrong?
11:52Nobody wanted to believe that we had a serial killer on our hands.
11:55Brass wanted to get things cleared up as fast as possible.
11:59You don't think D.R. had got the right guy?
12:02D.R. claimed she got a confession, but nobody heard it but her.
12:05And then she took him down.
12:06The case launched her to chief of the SPMP.
12:09She was promoted in record time.
12:11Opened doors for her career in Paris and now prefect.
12:14And then the killing stopped.
12:17What was your theory way back then?
12:19Like everyone else, I liked Antoine Vigneault for it.
12:22But I was a lowly beat cop back then, so D.R. did everything in her power to keep me
12:26away from the re-election.
12:28Anyway, you guys do what you gotta do.
12:31Just don't get on D.R.'s bad side.
12:33Trust me.
12:33Boss, she's kidding us.
12:35When are you coming back?
12:37Well, she's not too keen on seeing me again, judging by how fast she's signed those leave of absence papers.
12:45None of the three of us could have died back there in that graveyard.
12:49Me in particular.
12:51If you're trying to thank us for saving your life, then you're welcome.
12:55You can joke about it all you want, Arch, but the bottom line is you two did save my life.
13:02Not sure how to get my head around what Gallagher did to me.
13:10Don't drink too much on this leave.
13:12We need you back pronto.
13:1410-4.
13:24Marcus, bringing up Gallagher like that.
13:27You think he knows?
13:28If Gallagher's your father, I doubt it.
13:30If it got out, people will caution my professional integrity, loyalty.
13:35And D.R.'s would have a field day.
13:38The way I see it, the only three people who can actually know are Yumi and your mother.
13:42And if anyone else finds out, Arch, who cares?
13:48We've been searching Brian Montgomery's house and doing a sweep of the property.
13:52We found this laptop and there's something else you need to see.
13:56We found this laptop.
14:06Crazy, no?
14:09Abstract killer victim, Hélène Brie.
14:11This is her sister, Chantelle.
14:15Brian Montgomery's brother was murdered by the abstract killer.
14:19Sure, but this is still a little obsessive.
14:22makes one wonder did brian kill his brother 15 years ago
14:28right someone finds out the exact revenge they stage brian's body in the exact same way
14:35well look at this brian seemed as sure as everyone else that antoine was the killer
14:41okay document all of this i want everything in here dusted and these walls of crazy
14:46locked and listen uh check around the property see if you can find a shed or a garage somewhere
14:52where the actual murder might have taken place okay
15:00the photos down there of antoine vigno they're no crescent so everything leads back to brian
15:07montgomery maybe he found something that you know he shouldn't have
15:18look at that car i saw it outside brian's
15:26is he following us
15:33she's definitely following us
15:35who's dumb enough to take a police car in your daylight
15:38i don't know
15:51don't do what i think you're about to do
15:52what do you think i'm gonna do
16:03out
16:03hands where we can see them
16:07don't shoot please
16:19why were you following us i'm sorry okay i just i i thought that you'd lead us to
16:25some answers we were freaked out about brian's murder
16:29us we
16:32claude he was married to my sister helen when she was killed
16:36we gather at brian's place to remember our loved ones and we saw brian's basement there
16:41was a lot more going on down there than uh grief support were you investigating the abstract
16:46killer murders we know who the real abstract killer is and it's not the one that you guys
16:51killed in custody mcconnell we know antoine killed my sister witnesses saw him drive her
16:59the night she was murdered do you know that he was a painter an artist hey hey why are you
17:04holding
17:04her c'est bon c'est bon claude it's fine i'm sorry why are you here they told me that
17:08you took our
17:09car you're holding it at some kind of impound sean did they run you off the road we can sue
17:13you you know why don't you take a seat and a breath and tell us more about the relationship
17:18between you both
17:19she's my wife oh we were under the impression you were married to her sister helen was murdered
17:2715 years ago we found comfort in each other when helen died i stopped living working school i lost my
17:33university scholarship i lost everything yeah we both did okay so do not sit here and judgment
17:39about us or how we helped each other cope and move on look are we allowed to go no not
17:48without
17:48the formal statements now listen to my warning do not interfere in this investigation again
17:56let us do our jobs you did your jobs last time don't count on us just standing by while you
18:01mess
18:01this up again
18:08why are alan brie's husband and sister here we discussed this the abstract killer cases are closed
18:15chantel was following us she was interfering with our investigation are you aware that those
18:20two they're they're married now helen is murdered chantel loses a sister claude loses his wife they fall
18:27into each other's arms in grief or or they wanted helen out of the picture so they could be together
18:32seriously and what motive would they have to kill brian montgomery or the other original victims
18:38maybe they found out that brian was the killer or the others we'd have to figure that out leave the
18:42past in the past and call me when you have viable proof about this murder
18:51i get her being predictive of her case but you don't think well for some reason she doesn't want us
18:58digging up those cases from the past or her real beef with me you marcus she was kicked in the
19:05dark about the
19:05beyond the cover sting marcus was running against gallagher she would have loved to be on the inside
19:10with interpol
19:14ah what's up there is a forensic psychologist who consulted on the original murders
19:19dr theo fouchard i reached out to see if he would meet with us but dr just said keep the
19:25past in the past
19:26yeah then i guess we shouldn't tell her
19:36oh wow is that martinique
19:44arch thought you might be able to help us with an investigation that we're working the rumors are
19:49already spreading across the island the abstract killer returns is that what you think
19:55my old case materials with some age a phd and a decade plus of clinical research under my belt it
20:01will be interesting to look at the case through a new lens you sound excited concerned everything
20:08about brian montgomery's murder lines up with the original abstract killer's murders except this
20:17i have murdered sleep i shall sleep no more crude paraphrase macbeth does murder sleep macbeth shall sleep no
20:26more clearly he is sending us a message the abstract killer is awake actually for context
20:36shakespeare's full text is focused on macbeth's guilt you know the horror he was feeling for the murder he
20:43committed well that would assume that the abstract killer feels remorse would you mind getting the
20:49lights inspector
20:58daniel mcconnell the supposed abstract killer once the yard killed him the murders did stop
21:05mcconnell was involved in a string of violent offenses for which he seemed remorseless and he was an
21:10aircraft machinist are you aware that's one of the top professions associated with serial killers
21:15not am i sensing that you didn't think mcconnell was guilty well when interviewed mcconnell postured
21:24provided vague details and he had little knowledge of the holdback evidence police had
21:30maybe he was just lying or smarter than the cops who were interviewing him perhaps
21:35but serial killers but serial killers torture extinguish life their own visceral pleasure for some form of reward
21:46the ways killers behave their psychodynamics what motivates them
21:52mcconnell's profile matched none of the known perpetrators what if he had another motivator you know
21:58like uh anger revenge or maybe just wanted some attention it's an urban myth that serial killers want
22:05to be caught or that they love publicity now whoever the abstract killer is their motivation is genetic
22:13you see humans were hardwired to recognize predators it's our fight-or-flight response
22:19a biological gift of fear likewise some are genetically programmed for mortal evil
22:26the serial killer gene is potentially in me and me what about antoine vignot
22:34a simple man those killings were planned meticulously staged i suppose he can't be ruled out
22:41we'll speak to antoine when we leave here
22:46the killer next door despite the fbi's mantra that only one percent of murders can be attributed to serial
22:53killers well we now know that they are in fact responsible for far more murders as many as one in
23:00twenty it's nice how you have them all laid out like this
23:06i should take a copy maybe you'll learn something okay thank you for your time it's been very helpful
23:13fitz let's go speak to antoine
23:19antoine's house is up here
23:34donald fitzpatrick what even was that back there i don't know what you're talking about but i will say
23:39dr death was way too into this whole thing uh he's a natural expert on the topic oh he mentioned
23:44that a couple of times thanks what i got a read on the guy oh yeah you and your reads
23:50arch he was hitting on you while we were looking at photos of gutted humans oh well earlier natasha
23:57hit on you while we were standing over a natural gutted body she was complimenting my new suit which is
24:04brand new and you didn't even notice by the way i did anyway i was thinking about the shakespeare quote
24:10is the killer trying to tell us he's back or feeling guilty no no why don't we go back and
24:16uh
24:16talk to dr theo maybe he'll have an answer madame vigno where's the police what's wrong someone
24:24broke into our house and my husband he he he snapped when we discovered the mess inside i was picking
24:30things up and then and then the next thing he he just drove off where is antoine now where did
24:35he go
24:36he was renting about claude he grabbed something in the shed he's headed there now okay
24:42on a besoin d'une unité immédiatement au domicile de claude jackman he did something
25:05you just need to hope chantal is going to
25:20and they'll be okay but obviously they're sure there is some damage but luckily the fire department
25:27got here fast search antoine vigno's house he's shed and i want him in for questioning the forensics
25:32are going to need to test everything on this property uh we found this paint thinner
25:39could have been the accelerator paint thinner antoine the painter
25:45we know you broke into antoine vigno's house don't try to deny it i was looking for the murder
25:50weapon that was used to kill brian we gave you direct instructions to stay out of this investigation
25:55and let us do our jobs yeah well you weren't exactly doing your jobs when the actual abstract
25:59killer tried to burn my house down and kill chantelle do you have any idea why antoine would want to
26:04do
26:05something like this to you chantelle three weeks ago claude brian and i were at le rustique and
26:10claude stepped out to smoke the second that he was gone antoine cornered brian and me and he told
26:16us that if we didn't stop digging up stuff on him there'll be consequences and then brian ends up dead
26:22and antoine's been right in front of you this entire time tell us about the fire i wasn't home when
26:27i got
26:28back the fire already started and i saw antoine drive away what did you find when you were at antoine's
26:35nothing well as soon as you're cleared from the doctors you'll be facing charges for breaking and
26:40entering so don't get too comfortable
26:50in the shape of a servant to tell the duchess that her carriage was waiting
26:55she wrung her hands and mocked his bed i must go away
27:01she's a bieve maman qu'est-ce-que-tu-fais-là
27:19son fils rohan est sous supervision psychiatrique aux etats-unis jeûne et tout seul
27:26il savait pas s'il va se réveiller c'est gentil d'être passé le voir je suis ici pour
27:34une enquête
27:37je te tiens au courant de son état si tu veux je veux bien
27:48i spent years hating the man wanting to take him down you know and now it's how i'm worried about
27:57him that's a lot yeah well i'm very sorry for nearly killing your real dad yeah you were just
28:05trying to save my life you were trying to save my life right i was
28:13we're enough did you find that one i know son of antoine we showed up at his place but
28:18his wife pauline was home she said uh antoine didn't come home last night you searched the house
28:23okay don't get mad not yet instead i did a stakeout i was thinking maybe antoine comes
28:28back or pauline gets spooked and then what happened well i was right when he got spooked
28:32she left 10 minutes ago in a panic i'm following her now stay with her
28:45i'm following her now don't move don't move
29:12McConnell had an accomplice, or two.
29:15Can I ask you a question?
29:17Of course.
29:20You took out McConnell, how did that go?
29:25I knew McConnell was that guy, in my gut and on paper.
29:30I shouldn't have gone alone to question him,
29:33but I wanted to prove myself.
29:36Yeah, I get that, trust me.
29:38He assumed I was too weak to fight him off,
29:41probably thought he had his next victim,
29:43and what a coup, a cop.
29:49Is that Brian Montgomery's laptop?
29:52Yeah, I'm on it.
29:53Did you find anything?
29:55Not yet, but I'm working on it.
29:57The thing is encrypted.
29:58Mm.
30:00Patty, I see all you do here,
30:03and I want us to help each other.
30:05So if you find anything,
30:08anything at all that seems...
30:11off, come to me.
30:14You mean with the case?
30:16Or I think you'll know.
30:21This was the murder weapon used in the original,
30:24abstract killer's murders.
30:26And this was the knife you tried to dump in the harbor.
30:30We're having this knife tested,
30:32and we're willing to bet that it was used in Brian Montgomery's murder.
30:41Where's your husband, Antoine?
30:44Because last night, he tried to set Claude and Chantel's house on fire.
30:48With Chantel inside.
30:50I don't know where Antoine is.
30:52The knife...
30:53Claude broke into her house the night before.
30:56He might have put it there to frame Antoine.
31:00People have suspected your husband was a killer for years.
31:06Is it possible that you worked together?
31:09What?
31:11Why?
31:11It's not inconceivable that you and your husband killed Brian as a teen.
31:17Listen to me.
31:19Antoine, he's been hunted with all of this for 15 years.
31:26And Brian.
31:31Pauline.
31:33What was it you were about to say?
31:35I didn't want to say.
31:37It doesn't look good.
31:40Finish that sentence, Pauline.
31:44Antoine.
31:46Brian was at her house the day he died.
31:50He and Antoine, they talked for a long time.
31:55And when Brian left, Antoine, he seemed lighter.
32:00He was happy.
32:02He even got us pizza to celebrate.
32:06What did Brian Montgomery say to your husband?
32:09I don't know.
32:10But whatever it was, it seemed like good news.
32:13We need you outside.
32:15Now.
32:19Don't come near me!
32:20Stay back!
32:23I'll do it.
32:29We won't rest the calm, d'accord?
32:31I didn't kill anyone.
32:33This isn't the best approach to convince us of that, Antoine.
32:36I've had enough!
32:38No one listens.
32:40Let's just say that you didn't kill anyone, all right?
32:42I didn't.
32:43Are you aware that you nearly killed Chantel when you firebombed her house?
32:46What?
32:47No, that's a lie!
32:48You put Chantel in the hospital.
32:50No.
32:50I checked before.
32:52None of the cars were there.
32:54Her car is in the impound.
32:56She was home.
32:58What?
32:58What happens if you go through with this?
33:00Who are you gonna hurt then, huh?
33:02What happens to your wife?
33:03What happens to Pauline?
33:05We know Brian Montgomery went to your house the day that he was murdered.
33:08What did he say to you?
33:10How do you know about that?
33:11Pauline told us she hadn't seen your smile in years.
33:15Brian came by to apologize for everything that I've been through.
33:19He had evidence that proved that I wasn't a serial killer.
33:23What evidence?
33:24He was gonna tell everyone.
33:26But before he could tell you or the media, he was murdered.
33:31We're gonna look into whatever Brian had, okay?
33:34Whatever he was gonna tell you, we're gonna look into it.
33:37Trust me.
33:38But right now, what you're doing is not gonna help you.
33:40It's not gonna help Pauline.
33:43Give me the letter, Al.
33:45Here we go.
33:50We looked into Antoine's alibi.
33:52Pauline said the night of the murder, he went out to get pizza alone.
33:56Did anyone at the pizza place see him?
33:57No, it was a busy night, but I found this.
34:01There's an ATM, and Antoine took out 20 euros.
34:048.07.
34:06Brian's time of death is clocked between 8 and 9 pm.
34:09And his order took over half an hour, so right in that time window.
34:12Yeah, I know that place.
34:13They are so slow.
34:16So Antoine's off the table.
34:18What about the knife?
34:19It's an exact replica of the abstract killer's murder weapon uncovered 15 years ago,
34:25but it's new, and it's a unique brand.
34:30Can you track the sale?
34:31Yeah, I'll check with the manufacturer to see if any were shipped to St. Pierre in the last five months.
34:35I have good news.
34:37Ish.
34:38Brian Montgomery was staged to look like an abstract killer victim.
34:42To look like, what do you mean?
34:44The cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head.
34:48He had multiple wounds on his face and a massive contusion on the back of his skull.
34:54So none of this seemed particularly odd at first glance as the rest of his body was mutilated.
34:59And what about the other hallmarks associated with the abstract killer?
35:02The organ removal?
35:04Done post-mortem, and as I predicted, not as skillfully as the previous victims.
35:10McConnell used the knife to kill his victims.
35:12Straight to the abdomen.
35:14Correct.
35:14So this was a copycat killer?
35:16Looks like it.
35:17Yeah, but who is the copycat?
35:21If Antoine and Pauline are telling the truth, if Brian did have evidence clearing Antoine of
35:26suspicion of the abstract killings...
35:28There are two people who might not appreciate that.
35:33What about the bruising on Montgomery's back? What did you make of it?
35:36They happened the same time as death, but as to what caused it, I'm still not sure.
35:49I think I know.
36:00Claude?
36:02What's going on?
36:03Secure and search this area.
36:05Don Jackman.
36:07You're coming with us.
36:16You're a lit major.
36:18You were one, right?
36:20She's odd.
36:21Most French literature majors would choose, I don't know,
36:24Moliere or even Marivaux.
36:27You had the scholarship you gave up.
36:29You specialized in a certain 16th century English playwright.
36:35Your house had a very impressive collection of Shakespeare.
36:40And I love this play, Macbeth.
36:42Macbeth was a warrior, like a killer, really.
36:45But when he had to murder someone, a friend, someone he knew,
36:48in cold blood, he was so overwhelmed with remorse that he went mad.
36:58You're the Shakespeare expert.
37:00Is that what this message was all about?
37:02The killer's remorse?
37:07Okay.
37:10Let's talk about Chantel.
37:11Leave Chantel out of this.
37:12We know Chantel bought this knife.
37:14Chantel bought this knife because that's the knife the abstract killer used.
37:18She was just trying to put together the pieces of the cases again.
37:20Pieces that you all missed.
37:22Right, okay.
37:23But we also know that this was a knife that was used to mutilate Brian Montgomery's body,
37:28but it's not what killed him.
37:30We haven't found the first murder weapon.
37:33The one used to hit Brian in the back of the head.
37:35We know we fell on this bed of rocks.
37:38That's at your house.
37:39You're in Chantel's house.
37:41Now, which one of you killed Brian?
37:43Was it you or was it Chantel?
37:45Chantel never killed anybody.
37:48All she ever wanted was justice for Alain, for what happened to her sister.
37:52She wanted to bring the real killer to justice.
37:56You've always maintained that you believe Antoine is the real abstract killer.
38:01Because he is.
38:03Did Brian Montgomery agree?
38:05Brian had evidence that cleared Antoine.
38:10Are you aware of that?
38:13I'm gonna take that as a yes.
38:16Is that what caused the rift between you two?
38:20Brian believed Antoine was innocent.
38:26You guys know that the last time I saw Alain, we had a fight.
38:29We were just kids.
38:30We were at a bar.
38:32She was just dancing with this guy, and I got jealous.
38:36She wanted to have a little fun.
38:38And I ruined it.
38:40And then she left it.
38:42And that's the last time I saw her because of Antoine.
38:46So, Brian's new evidence.
38:49It took away any chance you had a justice.
38:52It made you angry.
38:54The night of his death, Brian came to your house.
38:58Is that when he told you?
39:05I don't remember.
39:13Brian wanted to give up.
39:17He just wanted to move on with his life.
39:19And he, I don't care what evidence he thought he had.
39:22He was just trying to stop chasing ghosts.
39:28I had this rage inside me.
39:31I've had it all these years.
39:32Claude, what did you do?
39:37What did you do?
39:49There's a shit near my house.
39:51I took his body there.
39:54I thought that maybe my only way out of this was to stage his body like one of the abstract
40:00killer's murders.
40:02Maybe that would get your attention.
40:04Maybe that would get you to focus on Antoine.
40:07He is the real killer.
40:09Claude.
40:12You may not be a serial killer.
40:16But you're definitely a murderer.
40:20I can't forgive myself for what I did to Brian.
40:24I will never unsee that.
40:27But you mark my words.
40:28The real abstract killer is still alive.
40:31He will kill again.
40:33Just wait and see.
40:42Before you go, we still have some business to attend to.
40:46You might as well come with me.
40:47I'm sure you've had time to coordinate your stories.
40:56Gallagher, no!
41:08Mark!
41:13Zola Augustin was trying to kill Gallagher.
41:17She blamed him for the death of her son and her husband.
41:22Fitz, you shot Gallagher.
41:24I saw him turn his gun toward Arch.
41:28I was in Zola's direct line of fire.
41:31And under oath you swore, Zola Augustin bled out before paramedics could intervene.
41:39It's quite a story.
41:41It's not a story.
41:43It's exactly what happened.
41:45And is this what Sean Gallagher will say?
41:47You can ask him if he pulls through.
41:51We good?
42:11I didn't know you could cook, Fitz.
42:13No, let's see what you have to say after you eat.
42:18What do you think of what Claude had to say?
42:21What, that the abstract killer's still out there?
42:23It's so weird that we've even had a serial killer in Saint-Pierre.
42:26It feels off.
42:28I know what you mean.
42:29You know what else feels off?
42:30I finally broke into Brian's laptop and there's nothing special on it.
42:35At all.
42:36No hidden files.
42:37Like, why bother encrypt it?
42:39Maybe Claude was right.
42:40Brian was just tired of chasing ghosts.
42:46Hi.
42:47Hi.
42:49Hey.
42:50Glad you made it.
42:52Hope you guys like the good stuff.
42:55Hi.
42:56Hey.
43:25Bye.
43:28Bye.
43:34Bye.
43:35Bye.
43:36Bye.
43:36Down we go home
44:06Down we go home
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