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03:31abone ol.
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04:25oradanикомoluna 2.
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04:36He was known for his black market bespoke leather goods made from the hides of endangered animals, elephants, rhinos, stingrays,
04:43and people.
04:46He would skin them alive and then make shoes from human leather.
04:50Ok, yep, I'm done.
04:52Diagnosed as a malignant narcissist, he had focus on power control and dominance, killing nine people over ten years, making
04:59one pair of shoes from each.
05:01This dude actually sold shoes he made from people.
05:04No, no, he kept those ones for himself.
05:06Oh, yeah, that's better then.
05:08He targeted people he saw as confident and powerful, those that had command over their own lives.
05:13Not a surprise that his sociopathy stemmed from a difficult childhood.
05:17Let me guess, daddy issues?
05:19Uh, uncle issues, actually.
05:22When he was young, he apprenticed under his uncle, a well-known shoemaker, who ridiculed and berated him, instilling a
05:28desperate craving for power over his uncle and control over his own life.
05:32Which is why at 17, he snapped, killing his uncle, before skinning him.
05:38So, he made shoes out of his uncle?
05:41Um, boots, technically.
05:44Ugh, I don't know why, but that is so much worse.
05:46Yeah, he even wore them to his first police interview, showing power over the cops and his uncle.
05:50Public trophies like this are not uncommon in serials, but this sort of exhibitionism?
05:54That's rare.
05:55I just want a hell of a flax.
05:57All right, get going.
05:58We'll send you the files in the air.
06:07Some people just have a way of moving through the world, you know?
06:11It's how they talk, how they carry themselves, their walk.
06:18Power.
06:20So self-assured and in control.
06:23My uncle was like that.
06:27Richard.
06:28He was a man among men.
06:32Telly was his shoe.
06:37For days, I held his life in my hands.
06:42The tables had turned.
06:46I was God and he was an engorged tick.
06:53I plucked him between my fingers, squeezed.
06:59What's going on?
07:02What's going on?
07:09Where are you taking me?
07:24What is this?
07:26Time for your execution, Elliot.
07:28Ahh!
07:30Ahh!
07:44Ahh!
07:46Ahh!
07:49Ahh!
07:51Ahh!
07:52Ahh!
07:53Ahh!
07:53Ahh!
07:54Ahh!
07:55Bye.
07:58Hala bir şeyim!
07:59Tamam!
08:10Çocuklar!
08:11Tarihete, senin hizmetin hasta?
08:15Ölümünün...
08:17Ölümününün!
08:19Ölümünün!
08:25Tamam.
08:27No!
08:37Starla.
08:49Starla.
08:57Stop.
09:06Stop.
09:08Stop.
09:09Stop.
09:10Stop.
09:13Good news.
09:15Your execution has been postponed.
09:18Please.
09:20Just kill me already.
09:24Elliot received what was called the memento mori treatment over his decade at the pit.
09:29He'd be abruptly taken for his execution at random times.
09:33And then in the final moments, they would call it off.
09:36Sounds like a bunch of psychological torture to me.
09:39How did they even come up with this stuff?
09:40There's actually a precedent for it.
09:42In Japan, death row inmates aren't told the date or time of their execution.
09:46One day they're just yanked from their cell and killed.
09:49Keeps them in a near constant state of expectation.
09:52Still sounds like torture to me.
09:53Look, I'm not defending it.
09:55But in his file here, it says that the treatment caused him to have a complete lack of control over
09:59his own life.
10:00Forcing him to experience the same uncertainty and helplessness that his victims felt.
10:06What you're doing to me is wrong.
10:11How is your treatment here any different from what you did to your victims?
10:15You left them hanging from Iraq, wondering when the end would come.
10:21No one deserves this.
10:24This is wrong.
10:28That's very good, Elliot.
10:31Well, certainly seemed to knock him down a peg or two.
10:34I mean, his outward demeanor might have changed, but he's still killing people.
10:39And skinning them.
10:41Can't forget the skinning part.
11:09Why are you doing this?
11:11İngilizce bir şey yok.
11:14Bir hospital var.
11:17İngilizce.
11:21İngilizce.
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16:03All right, okay, from where I'm sitting, we found the murder weapon in your back pocket with the victim's blood
16:09on it.
16:39I-I didn't kill the guy and I sure as hell didn't do whatever the hell that is.
16:43Did you see anyone else at the time?
16:45Did anyone see you?
16:47When I ran off, the guy was still alive.
16:48No way he should have died from what I did.
16:51I'm not a murderer, I swear.
16:59You're free to go or what?
17:01Dude, you stabbed the guy.
17:11Well, assuming he's telling the truth, that would mean Elliot got his hands on David after Iggy stabbed him and
17:16ran off.
17:16No, whatever happened after Iggy left him, that's the blank we're trying to fill.
17:20I mean, somebody stabbed me, first thing I'm doing is calling an ambulance.
17:24Yeah, me too.
17:27Hey, Morales, can you pull up the 911 logs from the night David Stevens got stabbed?
17:31On it.
17:31According to cell phone records, the night of his robbery, David called 911 to report he'd been mugged and stabbed,
17:39but it says here the ambulance arrived five minutes later to find an empty alleyway and David was nowhere to
17:45be found.
17:46Okay, so he gets mugged, calls an ambulance and then disappears?
17:49Well, because Elliot abducted him.
17:51For the sake of argument, let's say Carr is out prowling the city that night for easy targets, he just
17:56so happens to come across a guy with a stab wound in the five minutes before an ambulance shows up?
18:00I mean, that's a very tight window.
18:02We gotta talk to the EMT.
18:07Do you remember a call about a stab victim at the intersection of Chapel and York within the week?
18:12It ended up being a no-show?
18:14Chapel and York, yeah, but it wasn't a no-show.
18:17What do you mean?
18:18A deadly worker on the corner told me a guy got picked up by another wagon two minutes before we
18:21got there.
18:23Why is that even possible?
18:24Well, emergency rigs approach each other's calls all the time.
18:26We're private companies in competition with each other.
18:28That's just the nature of the business in this city.
18:30Hell, I pushed a call this morning.
18:32Ambulance needed at 963 Woodlawn Drive, female 73, submission lost.
18:36Speaking of which, good luck.
18:47What are we thinking?
18:48Thinking that if another ambulance picked up Davis Stevens, it was like the Elliot car.
18:52If he'd stolen an ambulance, he'd be reported and could be tracked.
18:55And where would he get an ambulance anyway?
18:58Auction, junkyard, eBay, Craigslist.
19:02Okay, so there are plenty of places.
19:03If he was approaching calls, you would need a scan or two.
19:06You're right.
19:07He was listening in on emergency dispatches.
19:08Why go through all the trouble of tracking and abducting injured people?
19:13The memento mori treatment.
19:15It put him in the shoes of his victim and forced him to face the pain of not having self
19:19-determination over his own life,
19:21which is likely why he didn't kill David Stevens himself.
19:24By abducting an injured person, in Elliot's mind, his hands were clean.
19:29Their fate was sealed the minute they called 911.
19:31That's why it took David a whole week to die of sepsis.
19:34The car just waited for him to die on his own.
19:37So he's gone from hunter to scavenger.
19:40I mean, ethically, it makes no sense, yet somehow complete sense.
19:44Yeah, the pit never dealt with the core trauma, so consequently the compulsion to create shoes continued.
19:50Which means he's likely out there sourcing his next victim as we speak.
19:55This is his third heart attack.
19:56Maybe if he didn't need everything in sight between meals, you wouldn't be in this position.
20:00Don't worry, man.
20:02Your husband's going to be just fine.
20:04Thank you.
20:05But where are you taking him?
20:07You can meet us at Connecticut Saints Hospital.
20:30Oh, please.
20:32Help.
20:34Help.
20:35Okay, I've pulled over.
20:36Help!
20:40Please, help me.
20:42I can't breathe.
20:44It's okay.
20:45You'll be dead soon.
20:49That's it.
20:51Just let go.
20:58You left.
21:00Worm!
21:03You, you, you, you, you.
21:13You left.
21:30You're up.
22:31SosuW
22:31Viğmenliго
22:31İngerikniejsze
22:32Mu
22:32'ya İngerik
22:45Morales Bude
22:46Ambulans게요
22:48Nure
22:48dúludum Sosu
22:58Sosu bölüm
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24:34Ah.
24:39Bu
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29:58Bu bir şey yok.
29:59Bir de bir şey yok.
30:01Bir de bir şey yok.
30:04Ama bu kadar,
30:05bir de bir şey yok.
30:22Ben,
30:23I don't know why you brought me here, but you need medical attention fast.
30:28That is why you're here. I need your help.
30:34I need you to put his skin on me.
30:45The shoes that he was sending, it's not a threat, it's an apology.
30:50The pit scientists, they took away his desire to kill people so much so that he became actively repentant to
30:55the victims and the families for the horrors that he inflicted.
30:58In his deranged mind, he's expressing remorse, making amends.
31:01So the ultimate I'm sorry gift to the families of the people he turned into shoes is a pair of
31:07shoes made out of himself.
31:08An eye for an eye.
31:10But if he's using his own skin to make these shoes, why is he still abducting and skinning people?
31:15Best guess, he's using the victims as skin donors.
31:21The what?
31:22If Elliot wants to stay alive, he needs to replace his own skin to make the shoes.
31:25He thinks that he's found a sustainable method.
31:28But that's not how skin grafts work.
31:33Hey, Morales, if Elliot has been applying skin grafts to himself without proper medical attention, that he's at risk of
31:39becoming septic.
31:40He's in as bad shape as that.
31:41The knee is up a creek without access to medical supplies.
31:44Well, and if he still wants to finish this horror apology tour, he's going to need some antibiotics and some
31:48bandages to treat himself first.
31:49Hey, Morales, can you check into any medical supply offices, hospitals, or clinics that might have had a recent break
31:54-in?
31:55I'm not seeing any break-ins at hospitals or clinics.
32:00Oh, no.
32:01Morales, what is it?
32:02An emergency room doctor by the name of Thomas McMillan was just reported missing from a nearby trauma center.
32:07I'm pulling CCTV up now.
32:12What the?
32:15Okay, Bex, we've got a bad angle.
32:17We can't tell which direction they're headed, but he definitely took the doctor.
32:20There are no tracking cameras in the area, but based on the car's age, it's not going to have GPS.
32:28Um, I'm working on options now.
32:31Hey, can I see the shoebox?
32:32Yeah, sure.
32:37What is it?
32:38What are you thinking?
32:39Elliot took immense pride in his shoes, right?
32:41I mean, apart from being a deranged killer, he thought of himself first and foremost as an artist.
32:47So it's no surprise that he's putting these apology shoes in a branded car shoebox.
32:51Right, but how does that help us find them?
32:54Because where did he get the box?
32:55It's not like stores are selling his shoes anymore.
32:57So where could he have found an old pair of his shoes that would have come in packaging like that?
33:01Morales?
33:01Already on it.
33:07I won't do this.
33:08He's already dead.
33:40He's ready.
33:43At first, we'll need to remove your old infected skin and clean the graft bedside.
33:47So do it already.
33:48What about him?
33:51What about him?
33:52Maybe you don't care about the long term, but please, that man is on death's door.
33:56Look, I'll do what you want, but you need to let me help him.
33:58No!
34:01You're not here to save his life.
34:07You're here to do what I tell you to do.
34:15Got it.
34:16Seven pairs of specialty car shoes made from Amazon Cayman were purchased from a dark web reseller and shipped the
34:22same address last month.
34:23Of sending him to the others now.
37:52Ne?
37:54Ne?
37:55Bir macem?
38:05Evet.
38:08Ne?
38:14Demekler, bana ne?
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38:28Neden inmate recovery'i takip over?
38:34Ben Malorie'i takip edin.
38:37Ben Asani'i takip edin.
38:42Neden?
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38:52Olur.
38:53Sociopat.
38:56Serial killer.
38:57İnmate.
38:59Mother.
39:02Ve yasaklarım.
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39:07Ama...
39:08...birinin saygı bir andırdığın saygı.
39:17Bu bir saygı.
39:18A yeni saygı.
39:20Reformed.
39:23Bu vakit ilişim.
39:25Sinmadan Dulles'i saygı,
39:28Sınırasamayacak.
39:29Sınırasamayacak.
39:32Ve o hocamda bir monster.
39:39Bu neden?
39:42Çünkü ben de bu işe bu.
39:50Hey, you hear from Shane?
39:54No.
39:57I got something.
40:00I checked with a friend at the new prison.
40:02They confirmed Elliot Carr arrived, but there's more.
40:05Off the record, Bex, there are some inmates missing.
40:10What do you mean missing?
40:12The minute Lazarus took over,
40:14three inmates were transferred out of the new facility.
40:18The thing is, there is no record of where they were moved.
40:26I was given a second chance.
40:30And now you and I have been given a second chance.
40:35And I don't intend to waste it.
40:45Were they moved?
40:47Or did they graduate?
40:48The only way.
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