FULL HOT MOVIE Eighteen years after a mass murder, John Bennett escapes captivity, and returns to his childhood house, where a group of unsuspecting college psychology majors ...
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00:00:10Yes, you did.
00:00:12Get out!
00:00:17Are you sure that's what I said?
00:00:18Yes, I'm pretty sure that's what you said.
00:00:21I swear I said Cheri.
00:00:23No, you said Cher-off.
00:00:25I was ringing a man, Cheri.
00:00:27Whatever.
00:00:29Come on.
00:00:31Let's do an action.
00:00:34Good, Cheri.
00:00:36You know what?
00:00:37Huh?
00:00:38You're right.
00:00:39Yeah, I know.
00:00:42I want to go to class.
00:00:52In pursuit of this adult fantasy, the killer is striving for something.
00:00:56What is he searching for?
00:00:58That's the question.
00:00:59Everything you need to know about your subjects is in the folders that Mr. Ross, our doctoral student and my
00:01:04favorite TA, will hand out.
00:01:06And this will form the basis of your master's thesis.
00:01:10Mr. Ross has handpicked all the groups.
00:01:13So, group number one, this week, two, next week, three, the week after.
00:01:17This is being sprung on you because that's what happens in the field.
00:01:21That's the reason everyone was asked to come prepared to leave on a moment's notice.
00:01:25You're going to be working with people you're going to be working with people you're not accustomed to working with.
00:01:29That's what happens in the field.
00:01:31All of you will have only this preliminary profile to work from, and you'll spend two nights in the childhood
00:01:37home of your subject.
00:01:38This field trip is approved and arranged by the university with the cooperation of the owners of the home.
00:01:43So, what is the question?
00:01:48What formed your subject's psychosis?
00:01:52And with this, I don't mean discovering what makes the subject tick, but finding the pieces of the clock.
00:02:02I suppose the pieces of your clock were broken this morning, Mr. Lavin.
00:02:06You know, it was all my studying sessions, though.
00:02:08Yeah.
00:02:09So, for one weekend, you're going to go to this house.
00:02:13You're going to live in his surroundings.
00:02:15You're going to sleep where he slept.
00:02:17You're going to breathe his air.
00:02:19All the while, you're going to try to get a feel for what his childhood encompassed.
00:02:24Because, like me, and each and every one of you, your subject is...
00:02:31The next pilot of this environment.
00:02:34Okay, get out of here.
00:02:35I'm looking forward to seeing what your conclusions are.
00:02:38Leave the place like you found it.
00:02:42Not exactly a luxury ride, huh?
00:02:45Don't get us there.
00:02:46Stop it.
00:02:47What?
00:02:47Stop it.
00:02:48It's an ugly van.
00:02:49Hey, what's with the camera?
00:02:51I thought it'd be a good idea to take some footage of the place while we're up there.
00:02:54How far away is this place?
00:02:56What's up, Paula?
00:02:56It's a little bit of a haul, but we should be there by the afternoon.
00:02:59Oh, and hey, if you're making any cell phone calls, there's no cell reception up there due
00:03:02now or on the way.
00:03:03Really?
00:03:03You gotta be kidding me, man.
00:03:04You serious?
00:03:05I thought we were going up there to study.
00:03:06Yeah, but I'm a 48-hour shrink.
00:03:08What else do you have planned, Kristen?
00:03:11I'll come over here.
00:03:12Right there, Mark.
00:03:14Look at you looking all Miami.
00:03:23I don't know if much is real over there.
00:03:25Tristan.
00:03:26Do you like it?
00:03:27Hey, this is Brett.
00:03:28Everybody, this is Brett.
00:03:29Hola.
00:03:30Oh, hello, Brett.
00:03:32Yeah.
00:03:33We're going up there to work.
00:03:34This isn't a weekend for you to party.
00:03:35Ease up, Madness.
00:03:36Hey, don't be too hard a little, Tristan.
00:03:38I hope he should remind you how much his daddy has donated to the university.
00:03:41Oh, is that sarcasm I hear in your voice, Palmer?
00:03:44Huh?
00:03:44Or are you just jealous?
00:03:45Is that what it is?
00:03:46Why?
00:03:46Because I'm smart enough to get here by myself rather than having to hand it to me?
00:03:48No, are you jealous of that?
00:03:50All right.
00:03:50Knock it off.
00:03:51We have the whole weekend to get a lot.
00:03:52Knock it off.
00:03:53I'll see you up there.
00:03:54You're my baby.
00:03:55Hey, I am cooking.
00:03:56I hope everybody is hungry and nobody is on a van.
00:03:59Get in the van.
00:04:00Let's go.
00:04:08What do we got, Billy?
00:04:10Deja vu.
00:04:12Five dead, sir.
00:04:13Each stabbed twice.
00:04:14Once in the stomach, liver area, once in the heart.
00:04:20Same MO nine years ago.
00:04:22Looks like it, Chief.
00:04:28What's a guard story?
00:04:29A guard, his keys were stolen, so was his truck, F-150, dark gray, and had GPS tracking.
00:04:36Yeah, well, Bennett would have disabled it.
00:04:38That's why I put an APB out on the plate.
00:04:40He hasn't already switched them.
00:04:44Cameras working?
00:04:49Yes.
00:04:49Yes.
00:04:50Dr. Green, Bennett's doctor, is pulling tapes for us.
00:04:53Where the hell was he when this was going on?
00:04:55She, she, Dr. Christy Green.
00:04:57She was down in the East Wing in a group therapy session.
00:05:01Yeah, well, it looks like Bennett was having his own session right here.
00:05:05The ages of the victims?
00:05:06Mark or not.
00:05:24This is supposed to be a high-security facility.
00:05:27Where are the rest of the guards?
00:05:29Where the hell were they when this shit was going on?
00:05:32Get him in here.
00:05:34See if they can tell us something about this fuck-up.
00:05:36That's not going to help the situation.
00:05:41Who the hell are you?
00:05:42Who the hell is that?
00:05:44Special Agent Kathy Randall, Marshal.
00:05:46FBI?
00:05:48What are you doing here?
00:05:49Taking over the case.
00:05:51Not this one.
00:05:52It seems the Justice Department and your state prosecutor want to make sure there isn't a
00:05:56repeat of what happened nine years ago.
00:05:57So they'll authorize you to come in and shove me aside?
00:06:00I don't think so, Agent.
00:06:01I got a stake in this case.
00:06:03State prosecutor tell you that?
00:06:05You're the man who caught Bennett nine years ago.
00:06:07That's right.
00:06:07Without any help from you guys.
00:06:09And I'm sure you can offer valuable insight into his possible whereabouts.
00:06:14It's going to be under my lead, whether you like it or not.
00:06:21It's real.
00:06:22Let's go talk to the doctor.
00:06:23Already arranged.
00:06:26This is going to be fun.
00:06:29How long has Bennett been in your care, Dr. Green?
00:06:31Since his arrival here, about nine years ago.
00:06:35I thought he was supposed to be in isolation.
00:06:37I felt it best to give him some latitude.
00:06:40One hour, twice a week, he was allowed to socialize with the other patients.
00:06:48Isolation was under my discretion, Marshall.
00:06:51Well, your discretion just killed five people, doctor.
00:06:56I don't think that's not going to weigh heavy on my conscience.
00:06:59But it isn't always an easy thing to foresee calamity with a patient's specialist, James Bennett.
00:07:06How do you mean?
00:07:08Having a serial killer with his intelligence in captivity is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
00:07:15Well, if it was up to me, he'd have been on a journey with a needle in his arm a
00:07:18long time ago.
00:07:20Thankfully, those decisions aren't left up to men like you, Marshall.
00:07:24We can learn far more from studying him than from killing him.
00:07:28Oh, you mean like those guys that swim with the great whites with no cages?
00:07:32That's brilliant research, doctor.
00:07:34What did they learn?
00:07:35Dr. Green, I would like to see Bennett's room.
00:07:39Certainly.
00:07:57I always keep it this cold in here.
00:07:59He prefers it this way.
00:08:01Is he allowed to draw on the walls like this?
00:08:03No.
00:08:04We would have them cleaned once a month, but he viewed that as a fresh canvas.
00:08:09It's crayons.
00:08:12I would never give him anything he could use as a potential weapon.
00:08:16Pen, pencils.
00:08:17Who gave him the crayons, doc?
00:08:19A piece of shit like that doesn't even deserve crayons.
00:08:21What did you learn about him from these drawings?
00:08:24Layers upon layers of complexity.
00:08:27I'll be interpreting it for years.
00:08:30I'd like to see your notes.
00:08:32Of course.
00:08:41Tanner here.
00:08:44What's this, Greek?
00:08:46Yes.
00:08:46He preferred the language of the ancients.
00:08:48He considered English an ugly tongue, which is why he never spoke a word of it in the nine years
00:08:54he was here.
00:08:56Never?
00:08:56Not even you?
00:08:57He never engaged me in conversation, or anyone else for that matter.
00:09:01Then how do you know he considered English an ugly tongue?
00:09:04I would watch him carry on conversations with himself, sometimes for hours at a time.
00:09:10Secretly?
00:09:13I'll make that footage available for you.
00:09:22You had smoking privileges, doc?
00:09:25No.
00:09:25He didn't smoke.
00:09:29Let me ask you something, doc.
00:09:32Being in constant contact with Bennett all these years, did you ever get a little scared?
00:09:40Why don't you think that James is nothing more than a monster?
00:09:44And I realize that the killing of those patients today was a horrible thing.
00:09:49And I also know that you saw firsthand the brutality that he inflicted nine years ago, Marshall.
00:09:56So what I'm about to say may sound strange to you.
00:09:59But I truly think that in his own way, James Bennett was a gift to this earth.
00:10:17Well, if you'll excuse me, I'll retrieve that security footage.
00:10:22And your notes, doctor.
00:10:25Local police found the guards F-150, 12 miles east.
00:10:29Let's go.
00:10:30Let's go.
00:10:31Let's go.
00:10:35Let's go.
00:10:47Are you almost there?
00:10:49Yeah, almost.
00:10:50Okay.
00:10:51Do you think we can stop for a little body break?
00:10:52Next stop's in like 15 miles.
00:10:54Can you hold it?
00:10:55Uh, no.
00:10:56I don't think so.
00:10:57Are you kidding me?
00:10:58Um, I think I'm just there.
00:10:59All right, Gavin.
00:11:00Actually, we need to stop right now.
00:11:02Yeah, pull over.
00:11:04All right.
00:11:04Yeah.
00:11:05Oh, God.
00:11:16I haven't peed in the bushes since I was a kid.
00:11:19It's kind of invigorating, actually.
00:11:22Except I really hope there are no rattlesnakes anywhere around here.
00:11:28All right.
00:11:31It's okay for heading your way.
00:11:36Are you okay, Chloe?
00:11:37No, yeah.
00:11:38I'm okay.
00:11:39I just get a little car sick sometimes.
00:11:42You sure?
00:11:42Mm-hmm.
00:11:44All right.
00:11:45I'm getting out of here.
00:11:46See you at the van.
00:11:50Okay.
00:11:56Oh.
00:11:57Check this out, man.
00:11:58Holy shit.
00:11:59Smith & Wesson 38.
00:12:01Six rounds.
00:12:02Four-inch barrel.
00:12:03This thing's a fucking monster, man.
00:12:04Where'd you get it?
00:12:06Dead.
00:12:07Total red stater.
00:12:08Second Amendment and all that.
00:12:09Guy's got an armory in the basement, like, waiting for end of day.
00:12:13What the hell are you thinking bringing this up here?
00:12:15Who knows what's up here, man?
00:12:16Wolves, bears, werewolves.
00:12:18If you know shit about animals, you know they're just as scared of you as you are of them.
00:12:21Who says I'm scared?
00:12:23I let it slide when you sprung bread on us.
00:12:25Everyone here has a lot riding on this thesis.
00:12:27One more surprise like this, and I'll leave your ass on the side of the road.
00:12:30You got me?
00:12:31Relax.
00:12:33Relax, man.
00:12:34Get in the fucking van.
00:12:35Just a gun.
00:12:36He goes all freshened up?
00:12:42Chloe, let's go!
00:13:01I got shotgun this time.
00:13:03Go ahead, Palmer.
00:13:04I'm going to sit back here at the gills.
00:13:19What do you got, buddy?
00:13:24Over here, Chief.
00:13:25Got another unit coming.
00:13:26Guys in the truck got a K-9 unit, but we lost the scent.
00:13:29Is it another car?
00:13:30Well, actually, four cars, sir.
00:13:32Come again?
00:13:32His locally said he saw a group of cars pulling away from him at the same time.
00:13:36See anything else?
00:13:37No, sir.
00:13:38Did he say what kind of cars?
00:13:39Yes, ma'am.
00:13:40Four tours?
00:13:41So much for good taste.
00:13:43Makes sense.
00:13:44The most commonly rented car in the country.
00:13:46The kind of stuff they teach at FBI school, their agent Randall?
00:13:50Four cars?
00:13:51Yeah, that's right.
00:13:52That means he's got help.
00:13:53We can track.
00:13:54Yeah, not likely.
00:13:55That's the freeway right over there.
00:13:57Between two miles, your paved road's going in all directions.
00:13:59Plus, he's got an hour head start, maybe more.
00:14:02Yeah.
00:14:02We can get extra eyes on it.
00:14:05Special agent Kathy Randall, get me ground and air support.
00:14:07You're presuming he's in one of the cars.
00:14:10Hang on.
00:14:11It's a circle jerk.
00:14:12Four identical vehicles going in four different directions.
00:14:15That kind of stunt wouldn't fly on CSI.
00:14:18I figure we thought of that, and we're going to ignore the decoys, which is why I say he's driving
00:14:22one of them.
00:14:23Your call, Agent Randall.
00:14:27Get me ground and air support.
00:14:2930 square mile radius.
00:14:30I'm going to find out who's helping Bennett.
00:14:35Okay, suspect has been at large for over five hours.
00:14:38This is our perimeter.
00:14:40I want you to call CHP and state police and let them know what we're doing.
00:14:43Don, what's the status of your air assault, agent?
00:14:47Your office is in a morgue.
00:14:48It's cooler.
00:14:51What's your relationship with the local news and radio outlets?
00:14:54We need to get a report out on the escape, but the wording should run through this office.
00:14:58Might want to keep the murders to ourselves for now.
00:15:01Okay, okay, okay.
00:15:03But we can't keep you quiet for that long.
00:15:05Go.
00:15:06Marshall, get that to the lab, run it for prints.
00:15:09Uh, agent, we already know who the suspect is.
00:15:12You heard the doctor.
00:15:13Bennett doesn't smoke.
00:15:14If the cigarette's on is.
00:15:18May I?
00:15:20My guess.
00:15:21So, I've been thinking about Bennett's victims from this morning and their ages.
00:15:25The ages of the victims in 98 were...
00:15:2872.
00:15:29All six of them.
00:15:31That doesn't make sense.
00:15:32It's not a match.
00:15:33What are you, a numerologist now?
00:15:35Yes, it's one of my specialties, actually.
00:15:38But my degrees are in psychology, criminology, and religious history.
00:15:42Okay, so the numbers don't match.
00:15:43What does that tell us?
00:15:44Well, the photos I took of the drawings on Bennett's cell walls might shed some light.
00:15:49For Christ's sake, agent, this is what he wants us to do.
00:15:52What's that?
00:15:53Waste time figuring out this shit.
00:15:55Solving riddles.
00:15:56Crunching numbers.
00:15:57We should be figuring out where he is.
00:15:59Well, this is gonna tell us where he is, chief.
00:16:01Not like good old-fashioned legwork.
00:16:03You don't put much stock in criminal profiling, do you?
00:16:06Actually, I think it's all bullshit.
00:16:08I don't need to know what makes this guy tick.
00:16:09He's a guy.
00:16:10That's enough.
00:16:11Very smart guy.
00:16:11Yeah, well, he walks on two legs, just like the rest of us.
00:16:14And if he's on foot, that's where I want to be.
00:16:16In the dirt, right behind him.
00:16:17And I don't need a geology report.
00:16:25When you caught him in 98, how did you do it?
00:16:27It's in the file.
00:16:28I read the official report.
00:16:30Thought there was more to it.
00:16:31At least I didn't need a profile.
00:16:33Well, what does your gut instinct tell you about where Bennett is heading now, huh?
00:16:37You do follow your instinct, don't you?
00:16:39How about revenge, for starters?
00:16:40Revenge?
00:16:41Yeah.
00:16:41Toward whom?
00:16:42Pick one.
00:16:43Me, him, prosecutor, judge.
00:16:47He isn't that stupid.
00:16:49Besides, revenge is too trivial for Bennett.
00:16:52Maybe.
00:16:53Maybe not.
00:16:55So where is he, Chief?
00:16:57What does he have planned?
00:17:05Here you go, buddy.
00:17:10Everybody needs an apple.
00:17:11We're already here.
00:17:13I'm not amused.
00:17:15I want to see where here is.
00:17:19Got it.
00:17:20Let's go.
00:17:35Okay.
00:17:36You're actually a little freaked out right now.
00:17:38It's probably because you're carrying him in history.
00:17:40If you didn't know what happened, it's a picture.
00:17:42All right.
00:17:43Um, no.
00:17:43Actually, I'm a toy.
00:17:44It's pretty creepy.
00:17:45Yeah.
00:17:46I'll go back.
00:17:47Oh, my shit, though.
00:17:48Thanks, buddy.
00:17:49Let's see.
00:17:49Yo, you guys, look at this.
00:17:51We got a shower, hot tub.
00:17:53Hey, you held a camera.
00:17:54Yeah.
00:17:54Cooler full of beer somewhere.
00:17:56It's cute.
00:17:57It's cute.
00:17:58Hey, you guys, check this out.
00:18:00This is that fire pit that used to kill those small animals in.
00:18:03You actually read the file, Tristan?
00:18:04I'm impressed.
00:18:05And yes, Bennett really did kill small animals as a child.
00:18:08We're the first ones in, so we can pick our vaginal.
00:18:10Palmer, what serial killer did it, man?
00:18:11That shit was in in the 80s.
00:18:15Hey, guys, can we get out of my shot?
00:18:16I just want to put it in the house by itself.
00:18:17Oh, are we ruining your movie?
00:18:18Hey, quiet on the sets.
00:18:20You feel very cute.
00:18:21Okay.
00:18:24It's bigger than that.
00:18:26This is it.
00:18:28Grab those curtains there?
00:18:30Yeah.
00:18:34Can you get my back, baby?
00:18:43Hey, Gab, can I take some of these sheets off?
00:18:46Uh, yeah.
00:18:46Just take those off.
00:18:47That's fine.
00:18:48Let's go upstairs.
00:18:49Let's go upstairs.
00:19:03Tristan!
00:19:04Check these out.
00:19:07You're so nice to come see you.
00:19:09They're LPs.
00:19:10You listen to them.
00:19:11Hey.
00:19:11Hey, just leave those alone.
00:19:12Here, put them down.
00:19:13Give me those.
00:19:14Hey, come over here.
00:19:16You know what?
00:19:17You think you can make us one of those little dinners you make me at home?
00:19:20For everybody, actually.
00:19:21Celebration dinner.
00:19:23For our studies, Tristan?
00:19:24That's what I said, right?
00:19:26Studies.
00:19:26You know I love studying.
00:19:27I know.
00:19:28I owe holidays a pretty little spotty.
00:19:33Man, this place is awesome.
00:19:36It's hard to believe anybody could even get fucked up living here.
00:19:39Look, just because someone comes for money doesn't preclude them from being a psychopath.
00:19:42Although, I'd say it probably makes it a little bit more likely.
00:19:46That was actually funny.
00:19:49Hey, let's eat, you guys.
00:19:50Okay, I don't think anyone with money lives here.
00:19:55It's vintage.
00:19:59This is the home Bennett burnt to the ground.
00:20:01It's since been rebuilt.
00:20:02The Bennett family doesn't own it anymore.
00:20:05It says in the file that his brother was killed and not fired.
00:20:07Did they find the body?
00:20:08Yes.
00:20:09Yeah, sure thing.
00:20:10There's a dental record to confirm it.
00:20:12True case of brotherly love.
00:20:14It was in 98, same year as his original victims.
00:20:17Yeah, maybe it was the attack of guilty conscience for toasting his little brother.
00:20:20Come on, that's enough research.
00:20:22Bill, what do we know?
00:20:25Well, we know he had help with the cause.
00:20:27Good.
00:20:28Any leads on who it might be?
00:20:30Not yet.
00:20:30Well, what else?
00:20:31We know the Bennett family owns a lot of properties.
00:20:33Great.
00:20:34What are we doing about it?
00:20:35I don't know if there's a trick question, but I can send a unit to check out each house.
00:20:39I'm on it.
00:20:42Agent Randall?
00:20:43His killings are clearly ritualistic.
00:20:46It leaves this cross.
00:20:47There's got to be some kind of religious significance.
00:20:50Come on, we heard about this religious crap before.
00:20:52Men like Bennett have no religion.
00:20:54You'd be surprised.
00:20:5660% of serial killers claim to be killing for God.
00:20:5960%?
00:21:01Bill!
00:21:03Send a SWAT team to every church within a 50-mile radius.
00:21:08You know, today's victims were arranged in such a similar manner to the original victims.
00:21:14I just, I feel like we're missing something.
00:21:17Oh, shit.
00:21:19To a weekend of discovery, stimulating study.
00:21:24And just playing stimulation.
00:21:31Okay, guys, listen.
00:21:32It says, outside the family's wealth, Bennett actually had a tough time growing up.
00:21:36His parents died in a car accident when he was only 10.
00:21:39Did you read the investigation report about the accident?
00:21:41The car was out of breakthrough.
00:21:43Remember the lines cut?
00:21:44Jeez, let me guess who did that.
00:21:47According to this, the report was inconclusive.
00:21:51You guys, he didn't do it.
00:21:52He was 10.
00:21:53Come on.
00:21:54Old enough to know how a car works, if he's as smart as you're supposed to be.
00:21:57Okay.
00:21:58Well, it also says that he and his little brother went to live with their grandparents.
00:22:01And nine years later, his grandparents died in their sleep from carbon monoxide poison.
00:22:05Yes.
00:22:06And to do this, right?
00:22:06You're kidding me.
00:22:07Listen, this guy's loco.
00:22:09He's twisted.
00:22:10You're trying to think into somebody's mind.
00:22:11You just don't think like that.
00:22:13Well, the cops thought the same thing and they couldn't prove it.
00:22:15I mean, he was a legal adult, had custody of his little brother.
00:22:18Until they burned the house down with little bro inside.
00:22:20But what I want to know is, did you guys read all the scrap before we got here?
00:22:23Unfortunately, yes.
00:22:25I don't understand.
00:22:26How do you burn a house down with your little brother inside?
00:22:31I don't know.
00:22:41Tell me something about his eyes.
00:22:46Well, there's very little pigment in his iris, so they're very light gray, almost white.
00:22:50His brother had the same eyes.
00:22:52Does that mean anything to us?
00:22:54A lot of religions believe that the lighter the eye, the more powerful the person is.
00:22:58Now we're back on the god shit again.
00:23:00Exactly.
00:23:12Thanks.
00:23:20See, why give him the cigarette?
00:23:22Is it a sign of compassion?
00:23:24Maybe.
00:23:25He did that nine years ago.
00:23:29Wait, wait, we'll run it back.
00:23:30Run it back.
00:23:32Watch.
00:23:32Watch.
00:23:36What's he saying?
00:23:38I forwarded the tapes to Quantico.
00:23:40We'll get lip readers and a translator on it, since Greek seems to be his preferred language.
00:23:44I'm also running the ages of the victims through the database to see if I can find a numerological
00:23:48connection to the killings nine years ago.
00:23:50We're here chasing our tails.
00:23:51That's what Bennett wants.
00:23:53Now, maybe these killings today were just a decoy.
00:23:56You know, something to throw us off track so we can have more time with these real victims.
00:23:59Well, if they are a decoy, the research will tell us that, too.
00:24:03Research.
00:24:07Look, I realize that you think this is all a bunch of nonsense.
00:24:10That's because you like to trust your instinct.
00:24:12Not that I think there's anything wrong with that if you weren't so impatient and irritable.
00:24:17Irritable?
00:24:19Bill?
00:24:20She thinks I'm irritable.
00:24:22Am I irritable, Bill?
00:24:27I think the agent is about to profile me here.
00:24:29Chief?
00:24:30No, no.
00:24:30I am interested in your assessment of my irritability.
00:24:38My guess would be because of what's been going on in your private life.
00:24:41On my private life?
00:24:42Do tell.
00:24:43How long ago did you quit smoking, Chief?
00:24:45Because I know that's not double mint you've been chained to, and I can smell it.
00:24:48It's nicotine gum.
00:24:49Um, you gained a few pounds since you quit, too, because I can't help but notice that
00:24:53your pants seem a tad tight.
00:24:56And you probably quit to appease the wife.
00:24:58Only smoking wasn't the problem, was it, Chief?
00:25:02Like most cops, the job took its toll.
00:25:05How long have you two been separated anyway?
00:25:08You've been playing with your ring finger.
00:25:10You missing something, Chief?
00:25:12Oh, and what's in the drawer?
00:25:15I'm guessing Jack Daniels.
00:25:19We picked out one of the cars.
00:25:20It's got a folded uniform in the back and a compass.
00:25:23Since I got the location.
00:25:24They better not have touched that crime scene.
00:25:27Let's go, Randall.
00:25:43So where is this someplace special?
00:25:47Here?
00:25:48Yeah.
00:25:50It's not special about this.
00:25:54Check out the upholstery.
00:25:57Okay.
00:26:01Hi, Stan.
00:26:05I'll see you.
00:26:07Are you okay?
00:26:08No.
00:26:08Oh, no.
00:26:10Can you make it back?
00:26:18I'm pretty impressed that everyone managed to do the research this time.
00:26:23Except for Tristan, of course.
00:26:31What are you thinking?
00:26:34I was just thinking how nice it would be to live in a place like this.
00:26:38Really?
00:26:40Here?
00:26:42Maybe not necessarily right here, but I mean, it's pretty amazing.
00:27:11I guess it's just weird.
00:27:14You know, that a place so beautiful could create someone so haunting.
00:27:20You know?
00:27:26I don't know.
00:27:28You ever think the guy's maybe just a little misunderstood?
00:27:32Yeah, actually.
00:27:34Yeah.
00:27:44No!
00:27:46Why?
00:27:48Oh!
00:27:54Hey.
00:27:55Yeah?
00:27:56Let's move.
00:27:58What?
00:27:59Let's go.
00:28:00Let's graduate and start a family.
00:28:03Let's go to Nepal or Bali or something.
00:28:06Are you proposing to me?
00:28:07Shut up.
00:28:08Sounds like a proposal.
00:28:10No, I'm serious.
00:28:12Let's go.
00:28:15Let me do this someplace more special, please.
00:28:18It's so special.
00:28:20Oh, no.
00:28:22Do you love me?
00:28:23Do you love me?
00:28:24Do you love me?
00:28:25I fucking love you.
00:28:26I fucking love you.
00:28:27You do.
00:28:27I fucking love you.
00:28:29I fucking love you.
00:28:30Get down, baby.
00:28:34Get down.
00:28:47Okay.
00:28:49Let's go.
00:28:51Really?
00:28:56I think we should finish this weekend from school and take off.
00:29:01We'll just always go somewhere.
00:29:05Did you just ask me to marry you?
00:29:07I don't know.
00:29:19It's cold.
00:29:21It's freezing.
00:29:26I think.
00:29:28Shit! What you want?
00:29:30Oh!
00:29:31I'm so cold!
00:29:33I'm so cold!
00:29:35Please!
00:29:36You know it will be warm?
00:29:40How about that?
00:29:41You know that, that, that, that, that hot shower?
00:29:44Eh?
00:29:46Oh!
00:29:47It will be so clean.
00:29:50It will be a sign.
00:29:52Huh?
00:29:53Oh, yeah.
00:29:54Oh, naturally.
00:29:55Okay.
00:29:56There's a tub.
00:29:58Okay.
00:29:59All right.
00:30:01I love you.
00:30:02All right.
00:30:03Mmm!
00:30:07Ay!
00:30:08Ay!
00:30:09Ay!
00:30:11What the hell are you?
00:30:12Oh.
00:30:38Thoughts?
00:30:39Games.
00:30:40I hate games.
00:30:42You're the expert.
00:30:43What's it mean?
00:30:45Four cars.
00:30:47Compass.
00:30:48Direction.
00:30:49North, south, east or west?
00:30:51Which way is it pointing?
00:30:52East.
00:30:54It's a long time.
00:30:55Well, that's all we got.
00:30:58Bill.
00:30:59Anything?
00:31:01Nothing.
00:31:02I need you to get me a list of Bennett's houses east of here.
00:31:05How far east?
00:31:06See this?
00:31:07East.
00:31:08Of here.
00:31:11Chief.
00:31:21Hi.
00:31:22Hey.
00:31:25My grandparents used to listen to music like this when I was a kid.
00:31:29Used to be so excited to come in for dinner because I knew they'd always be playing it.
00:31:36You're so perfect when you're a kid, you know?
00:31:39Yeah.
00:31:42I'm far away at least.
00:31:46Do you mind?
00:31:47You don't get any channels up here.
00:31:50Well then, hmm.
00:31:51Maybe you should try the radio.
00:31:53Or work on your thesis.
00:32:02A.M.
00:32:03A.M.
00:32:05Radio.
00:32:05A.M.
00:32:09Okay.
00:32:10Let me go see if they need help in the kitchen.
00:32:12Okay.
00:32:21I'm still trying to figure out where to start looking.
00:32:23What do you mean?
00:32:24Well, the house.
00:32:26You know, I mean, I understand getting a feel for the way Bennett lived by being here,
00:32:30but I just don't think we'll find anything physical.
00:32:32And no doubt the police confiscated every scrap of evidence years ago.
00:32:35Yeah.
00:32:36All right.
00:32:37So what if Bennett had a hiding place, like a loose floorboard or something?
00:32:41See, I'm sure they would have thought of that too, though.
00:32:43Well, maybe not.
00:32:44It would be cool that they'd find something.
00:32:46The professor would be pretty impressed.
00:32:49All right.
00:32:49So if you were Bennett and you wanted to hide something from the cops in this house,
00:32:55where would you hide it?
00:32:57I always hid my diary under my mattress.
00:33:01There's that.
00:33:02Out of the mouths of babes.
00:33:04Right there.
00:33:05You're right.
00:33:06I am a babe.
00:33:07Cheers to that.
00:33:09Yeah.
00:33:12What?
00:33:13I used to hide playboys under my desk so my mom wouldn't find them.
00:33:16Okay.
00:33:16I used to hide my ecstasy pills under the box when I work in.
00:33:19I used to be crazy.
00:33:21Well, we all did crazy shit back then.
00:33:22So, I mean, I'll tell you what.
00:33:23Cheers to that and a good weekend.
00:33:24Cheers.
00:33:26All right.
00:33:26It's under the floor for me.
00:33:27It's under the floor for me.
00:33:36Hey!
00:33:39Oh, my God.
00:33:40I feel...
00:33:45Oh, my God.
00:33:56Oh, my God.
00:33:58Oh, my God.
00:33:59Oh, my God.
00:33:59What are you doing out here?
00:34:02See, you had the same idea.
00:34:04Just go on here and freeze.
00:34:11Oh, hey.
00:34:13What's up?
00:34:17You don't really think there would still be a journal in here, do you?
00:34:20I guess not. I mean, I looked.
00:34:25Chloe, honestly, are you okay?
00:34:27I'm fine. Yeah.
00:34:30It wasn't just the food, was it?
00:34:32I don't know. Probably.
00:34:36How far along are you?
00:34:37What are you talking about?
00:34:39Does Gavin know?
00:34:40Morgan, enough. Please.
00:34:44All right, fine.
00:34:45If you're not gonna tell me that, at least tell me if the sex is good or not.
00:34:49He makes so much heads, girl.
00:34:50Good, right?
00:34:52You guys checked for loose floorboards yet?
00:34:53Yeah, nothing.
00:34:55I figured as much. All right, I'm out of here.
00:35:01What do you think a guy like James Bennett thinks about many lies in this bed at night?
00:35:05I don't know. I guess he just watches the moon and the stars.
00:35:10And possibly that creepy ass painting right there.
00:35:13Oh.
00:35:14Well, I guess we know why he had such a tortured childhood.
00:35:17Seriously.
00:35:18That is gross.
00:35:20Okay, I'm gonna go look around a little bit, okay?
00:35:22Yeah, go ahead. I'm fine. I'm just tired.
00:35:25All right. I'll see you later.
00:35:45I'll see you later.
00:35:45Britt, where you at?
00:36:10So why did he want you to come with me?
00:36:13Chief's Chief. Sometimes he needs to be alone.
00:36:17He thinks I'm not gonna share information with you.
00:36:19Ah.
00:36:22Damn, this sure beats working in the morgue.
00:36:25The worst part is eating lunch in there.
00:36:26It's got that funky formaldehyde smell.
00:36:29Whew.
00:36:29Think I'd be super lean by now.
00:36:31What is your office in the morgue?
00:36:34They're redoing it one floor up.
00:36:36Well, that'll be nice when it's done, right?
00:36:42You mind telling me something about the Chief?
00:36:45Yeah, I do.
00:36:52You want to know why the Chief ate you, Agent Randall?
00:36:55Why he does everything off of instinct?
00:36:59Yeah, I do.
00:37:01Chief was head of his class when he blew out his knee in Quantico, Virginia.
00:37:04You want him to be an agent?
00:37:06Field agent.
00:37:08After the injury and four surgeries later, they were gonna put him behind the desk.
00:37:12He never looked back.
00:37:13He had to be in the field.
00:37:14Working off instinct.
00:37:16This way.
00:37:17Now you know.
00:37:19And here he is.
00:37:23Here he is.
00:37:28Speaking of...
00:37:28Our room.
00:37:31Okay.
00:37:32Okay, Chief.
00:37:33Got it.
00:37:35Okay, we'll be right there.
00:37:38What did he say?
00:37:41I gotta go.
00:37:42What is it?
00:37:43I gotta get updates on the four tourists and the units at Bennett's houses, or he's gonna flip his lid.
00:37:51I need you to go back and do your thing to buy me time.
00:38:01Shit, I gotta get the doctor's notes too.
00:38:03I'm just curious.
00:38:05What was the chief's major?
00:38:07Criminology.
00:38:22Hey, Gavin.
00:38:23I know.
00:38:25So, congratulations.
00:38:28You and Chloe.
00:38:30What are you talking about?
00:38:31Well, she needed someone to talk to, so she came to me.
00:38:35Okay, well, I'm glad you guys are able to talk.
00:38:39Yup.
00:38:40Hey, you guys seeing Britt?
00:38:42Huh?
00:38:43No.
00:38:44Sweet.
00:38:45I'm Daniel Dini.
00:38:46It's like you got left high and dry.
00:38:49Congratulations.
00:38:51Hey, I found an old shed in the back of the house, but it's locked.
00:38:54Is there any way I can get in there?
00:38:56I'm sure the cops took everything of inches.
00:38:58Well, I'm just saying, it'd still be cool to look inside.
00:39:01Yeah, knock yourself out.
00:39:06Here's your house keys.
00:39:07Here's another set in the van.
00:39:10I'll grab them.
00:39:10I'll be back in a second.
00:39:11Okay.
00:39:12Come on.
00:39:14Now.
00:39:16Oh, my God.
00:39:48Okay.
00:39:51You're losing it.
00:39:52It's okay.
00:40:02You're hiding something.
00:40:04Where would you hide it?
00:40:36You can't be disinvolved.
00:41:05You can't be disinvolved.
00:41:14You can't be disinvolved.
00:41:36You can't be disinvolved.
00:41:42You can't be disinvolved.
00:41:58You can't be disinvolved.
00:42:10You can't be disinvolved.
00:42:17You can't be disinvolved.
00:42:24You can't be disinvolved.
00:42:53You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:15You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:24You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:40You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:43You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:44You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:45You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:46You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:46You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:47You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:48You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:51You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:55You can't be disinvolved.
00:43:58like the eyes of god what you think those are god's eyes watching him maybe he is god maybe
00:44:05those are his eyes i don't know you would consider himself superior
00:44:20oh my god are you actually doing work it's groundbreaking just downloading a little
00:44:24porn i'm having a breath who knows what she's doing i thought brit was what you were doing
00:44:33yeah where are the chairs hey you gotta check out that back bedroom chloe found some weird
00:44:37up there i did i'll be right behind you buddy see now i really want to get in that shed
00:44:46hey gavin we found something up here what's the hold up
00:44:54dude what the hell's the gavin he just went off to get a key maybe gavin is where brit is
00:44:59and
00:44:59they're having the sex together wow thanks
00:45:05it's fine
00:45:23bennett obviously had to have a reason to put those behind the painting maybe we'll find
00:45:27something in the file about the eyes we better then because if we don't the next group that comes up
00:45:32here just might i mean we're practically giving them a head start it's fine unless you guys want
00:45:36to repaint that picture to cover up those eyes no no we'll find it we'll be back
00:45:46skat
00:45:47skat
00:45:49skat
00:45:50skat
00:45:52skat
00:45:55skat
00:45:56skat
00:45:57skat
00:46:03tristan
00:46:04i'm sorry i've come to apologize i was being a bitch
00:46:14I know you're upset, but I'm really sorry. I didn't mean it. Seriously
00:46:24Okay, I'm going now, but if you want to talk to me, I'll be downstairs. I'm sorry
00:46:39I'm sorry.
00:47:18The cross, it's equal on all sides. It's a great cross. Like a compass.
00:47:23What? Nothing. Thanks, Chief. Richard.
00:47:31Richard.
00:47:34So, tell me about how you caught Bennett the first time around.
00:47:39Lilacs.
00:47:41Lilacs.
00:47:46The victims were found in a rest home. In that semi-circle, the last woman to be killed
00:47:54had this perfume. This lilac perfume. You like the old ladies wear like my grandmother used to wear?
00:48:01Well, Bennett had about a half hour head start, so we sent cars in every direction. Great cross. After three
00:48:07hours, we had nothing. So we had to stop and get some gas. I had to take a leak. I
00:48:14walk into the bathroom. There's only one urinal. Occupied. So I decided to use the stall. And all of a
00:48:20sudden, it hits me.
00:48:22I smell the lilacs.
00:48:24Bennett. And you didn't recognize him when you walked in?
00:48:27We didn't know who he was. He just used my gut. So I pulled my gun, convinced him to give
00:48:34up, and, uh, I cuffed him.
00:48:36That is unbelievable. And he didn't put up a fight?
00:48:39No. Completely willing. I didn't say anything.
00:48:43Oh. Sounds like him.
00:48:47Even smart guys gotta take a piss once in a while.
00:48:50You were lucky.
00:48:52Sometimes luck is all you got, agent.
00:48:54Kathy.
00:48:57We did lift a clean print from the cigarette pack. Looks like we got a match.
00:49:02Who is he?
00:49:03She, McAdams. He's a she.
00:49:06Won arrest in the early 70s for an anti-Vietnam protest rally.
00:49:11Now she's a professor of psychology down in the university.
00:49:15How did Bennett get his hands on a pack of the professor's cigarettes?
00:49:19Dr. Green lied about Bennett having visitors.
00:49:21What were you saying earlier about paying Dr. Green a visit?
00:49:24Wake her up. Get that professor. Bring her down to Green's office.
00:49:27Is she under arrest?
00:49:28No, but don't tell her that.
00:49:30You are irritable.
00:49:37Wow. Luke, check this out.
00:49:39When Bennett was in high school, he wrote a paper on Pythagoras.
00:49:41It was like a thesis.
00:49:43Yeah, when I was in high school, I could think about getting laid.
00:49:46So, Plato has a school called the semicircle.
00:49:50And he teaches that soul can rise to a union with the divine.
00:49:56The semicircle?
00:49:57Yeah.
00:49:58You mean like...
00:50:02something like the part of the eye?
00:50:04Yeah.
00:50:08Windows to the soul.
00:50:09Mm-hmm.
00:50:28What ball is it?
00:50:29All right.
00:50:31Now, what the fuck?
00:50:33This is crazy.
00:50:35So, his paper touches on the Pythagoras' beliefs that numbers make up the external mundane world.
00:50:41Mm-hmm.
00:50:41Okay, so from that, what was Bennett trying to figure out about the soul?
00:50:44Right.
00:50:46What was that?
00:50:47Uh, this is Tristan's drunk ass falling out of bed.
00:50:49I'm reading here.
00:50:50It also says that those same guys believe that the soul yearns to escape its physical realm
00:50:55to reach its true origins.
00:50:59Hey, Tristan.
00:51:03Tristan?
00:51:05Don't come again.
00:51:06Come on.
00:51:18Come on.
00:51:34Look, something's wrong.
00:51:36What's going on?
00:51:37I don't know.
00:51:39There's no service.
00:51:41Chloe, what's going on?
00:51:42Tristan's gone.
00:51:42He probably just found Britt.
00:51:44Okay, the line is dead.
00:51:46Makes sense.
00:51:47I mean, they don't have a live line.
00:51:48It's probably the same reason they don't have cable.
00:51:49Okay, where's Morgan?
00:51:51Or where is Britt for that moment?
00:51:52I don't know.
00:51:52They're probably just checking outside.
00:51:53Where is Gavin?
00:51:54He went to his van to get something.
00:51:56Where is he?
00:51:58That's a good point.
00:52:00Gavin?
00:52:03Hey!
00:52:04Gavin?
00:52:06Stop dicking around!
00:52:09Morgan?
00:52:10Tristan?
00:52:13Morgan?
00:52:14Tristan, Morgan!
00:52:15This isn't funny.
00:52:17Gavin, anybody?
00:52:18Hello?
00:52:20Gavin?
00:52:22Stop dicking around.
00:52:24Come on, guys.
00:52:25Gavin?
00:52:26Tristan?
00:52:38Luke?
00:52:43Luke?
00:52:47Luke?
00:52:48We need to get in the house.
00:52:51Luke, get in the fucking house.
00:52:54Come on!
00:52:59Fuck everything!
00:53:02I need to go get something.
00:53:04I'm going to call you.
00:53:05Cole, where the fuck are you going?
00:53:08Fuck.
00:53:09Fuck.
00:53:10Fuck.
00:53:19What the fuck is that?
00:53:26Shit.
00:53:28Shit.
00:53:32Oh, my God!
00:53:34Fuck.
00:53:35Oh, my God!
00:53:40Oh, my God!
00:53:42Oh, my God!
00:53:43Fuck!
00:53:51Oh, my God!
00:53:56Ooh!
00:54:03I don't know.
00:54:04Oh, my God.
00:54:23I don't know.
00:55:18I feel to see why this couldn't have been handled over the phone.
00:55:20We just thought it face-to-face would get better results.
00:55:22Results?
00:55:23How come you haven't sent over your notes on Bennett like you said you would, Doctor?
00:55:26I changed my mind about that.
00:55:27After all, that is protected under doctor-patient privilege.
00:55:30Not since the Patriot Act.
00:55:31So you can either hand over your notes or, if you'd like, we'll get a warrant and search your office.
00:55:34I may have to ask you to do that.
00:55:35Excuse me.
00:55:36What's so important about those notes, Doctor?
00:55:38Earlier you said you thought that Bennett was a gift to this earth.
00:55:41Maybe you meant it was a gift to you.
00:55:43What are you implying?
00:55:44Well, you've been studying him, taking copious notes.
00:55:47Notes you're not willing to share?
00:55:49Afraid you won't get them back?
00:55:50I bet the doctor's writing a book on Bennett, something that's going to get her on Oprah.
00:55:54That's absurd.
00:55:54Maybe so.
00:55:55But by keeping what you know about Bennett from us, you're withholding evidence, obstructing an investigation.
00:56:00It's a hard time, Doc.
00:56:01It's going to put a crimp into your book tour.
00:56:03Agent Randall.
00:56:04Mm-hmm.
00:56:05Repeat that.
00:56:07Thanks.
00:56:08That was the lab.
00:56:09They analyzed the videotype from this morning's killings.
00:56:11What Bennett said to the last victim, it was Greek, like we thought.
00:56:16Phaedro mellete.
00:56:17Phaedros mellete, thanatou.
00:56:18Oh, look who speaks Greek.
00:56:22What's it mean, Doc?
00:56:23The joyous rehearsal and preparation for death.
00:56:29I'm going to need more than that.
00:56:31James discovered the relationship between the soul and the universe.
00:56:35He's going to see the soul.
00:56:37How's he going to do that?
00:56:39Well, he's smarter than any of us.
00:56:40I'm sure I can assure you of that.
00:56:41He knows the equation.
00:56:43By arranging his victims in a semi-circle.
00:56:46And making sure that their numbers correspond to the number 432 in some way.
00:56:51That the accumulated energy of their deaths will allow him to see their soul.
00:56:56What's this got to do with 432?
00:56:58What's she talking about?
00:57:004,320 divided by 2 is the diameter of the moon.
00:57:03Times 2, diameter of the sun.
00:57:04Squared, it's the speed of light.
00:57:06It's the Pythagoras number.
00:57:07It's ancient Greek again.
00:57:08Numbers and ages of the victims are all harmonics of 432.
00:57:12I don't want to go in here.
00:57:13Are you taking me?
00:57:14Well, he believed that youth should be taught to cherish the soul.
00:57:18That 10% of the human genome...
00:57:20No, stop, stop.
00:57:21Stop this bullshit, all right?
00:57:24What the hell is going on?
00:57:26Calm down.
00:57:27This guy drags me out of bed and he still hasn't told me what fell off.
00:57:30Welcome to the party, professor.
00:57:32What the hell are you doing?
00:57:35For a soy smoke, big deal.
00:57:36What?
00:57:37Oh, the police are going to drag smokers out of their bed now?
00:57:40Oh, I'm an American.
00:57:41You can't do this.
00:57:43Tell me how James Bennett got two of these packs and one with your fingerprints on them.
00:57:48I don't know what you're talking about.
00:57:50That's bullshit.
00:57:50You visited Bennett here and you brought the signal and you lied about who visited him.
00:57:55This is ridiculous.
00:57:56I don't know James Bennett.
00:57:57I have never been in this location.
00:58:00It's true, Marshall.
00:58:02The visitor was a young man.
00:58:03Who?
00:58:04He said he was a volunteer from a local church group trying to save patients.
00:58:08It was a one-sided conversation and he spoke to him in Greek and English and riddles.
00:58:13I thought you said that James Bennett never spoke to anyone.
00:58:16You know what?
00:58:17You let this kid speak to him because that was the only times you could get inside his head.
00:58:20Am I right, Doc?
00:58:21Who was the visitor?
00:58:22I don't know.
00:58:23Bullshit!
00:58:24I swear, I was afraid that if I got close to them that Bennett would stop talking and
00:58:29that was vital to my research.
00:58:31Oh, yeah?
00:58:31Well, you have no idea what your research has done.
00:58:33Doc, please explain to me what is all this talk about James Bennett?
00:58:37James Bennett killed five patients here and escaped earlier today.
00:58:41My study group.
00:58:42What study group?
00:58:43My grad students.
00:58:45My study group's up there.
00:58:46They're profiling his childhood surroundings.
00:58:50Oh, shit.
00:58:51That can't be a coincidence.
00:58:52We said he had help all along.
00:58:54He was toying with us.
00:58:55What was the age of Bennett's visitor?
00:58:5620-ish, 30-ish, I suppose.
00:59:00Shit.
00:59:02One of those students was Bennett's brother.
00:59:04Listen, they're at the vacation cabinet up in the mountains.
00:59:07That's got to be the one we haven't heard from.
00:59:09Yeah, I can get the address.
00:59:10No, no, you've got everything.
00:59:10I'm calling in support.
00:59:11Come on, we do it on the road.
00:59:12Chief, what do you want to do with her?
00:59:13You read her her rights.
00:59:39Morgan?
00:59:41Morgan!
00:59:43Morgan!
01:00:08Oh, my God.
01:00:14Oh, my God.
01:00:16Gavin.
01:00:18Gavin.
01:00:21Morgan.
01:00:22Morgan.
01:00:23Morgan.
01:00:24Morgan.
01:00:24Morgan.
01:00:25I'm scared.
01:00:26I'm right here.
01:00:27I'm right here.
01:00:27I'm right here.
01:00:31I'm right here.
01:00:33Justin.
01:00:35Justin.
01:00:36Can you help me out here?
01:00:38Somebody help me.
01:00:40What are you doing?
01:00:57I don't give a shit, Bill.
01:00:59No, I want a background check on every one of the students in that study group.
01:01:03Yeah, I need it now.
01:01:05Yeah, I don't know.
01:01:06Air support?
01:01:07Not too many trees.
01:01:08No, no, we're about 20 minutes away.
01:01:11Yeah.
01:01:12Shit, what?
01:01:14Son of a bitch!
01:01:16Hurry, you give me everything and you get it now.
01:01:18Yeah.
01:01:25Wait.
01:01:31What we do?
01:01:39Oh, dear.
01:01:47Agent, you're right.
01:02:01Oh, my God.
01:02:18Oh, my God.
01:02:50Oh, my God.
01:02:53Oh, my God.
01:02:57Oh, my God.
01:02:59Please.
01:03:01Please.
01:03:03Oh, my God.
01:03:21Oh, my God.
01:03:30Oh, my God.
01:03:34Oh, my God.
01:03:56Oh, my God.
01:03:59Oh, my God.
01:04:09Oh, my God.
01:04:09Oh, my God.
01:04:11Oh, my God.
01:04:12Oh, my God.
01:04:19Oh, my God.
01:04:23Oh, my God.
01:04:24Oh, my God.
01:05:01Oh, my God.
01:05:06Oh, my God.
01:05:11So, as much as I'd love to stay and chat, I know we're going to get this.
01:05:17It's going to be okay.
01:05:18Oh, my God.
01:05:31I'm out.
01:05:57I'm out.
01:06:12Get that back up here right away.
01:06:13I'm on it.
01:06:15God damn it.
01:06:16No service.
01:06:38God damn it.
01:06:42God damn it.
01:06:53It's about.
01:06:57Listen to me. We have to go
01:07:34No, I'm a marshal. All right, I'm coming back. I'm coming back.
01:08:03I'm coming back.
01:08:40I'm coming back.
01:09:04I'm coming back.
01:09:08I'm coming back.
01:09:11I'm coming back.
01:09:39It's gonna be okay. You're safe now. We've got an ambulance on the way.
01:09:49You okay?
01:09:53I'm pregnant.
01:09:57I know.
01:10:03Where's my fucking backup?
01:10:08We're gonna have to keep an eye on her in case they come back for her.
01:10:13They're not coming back.
01:10:20I could really go for whatever's in the bottom drawer of your desk right now.
01:10:23Yeah.
01:10:26Me too.
01:10:28Except I quit drinking a long time ago.
01:10:34Well, maybe next time luck will be on our side.
01:10:41Maybe.
01:10:41Yeah.
01:10:43Maybe.
01:10:58Maybe.
01:11:30Almost, James.
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