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00:16I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to say.
00:21You don't have to say anything.
00:23This can be whatever you want it to be.
00:26Reform is possible, Rebecca.
00:30Yeah, I'm living proof.
00:31How'd it go with Lazarus?
00:32I think she's one of the most dangerous sociopaths I've ever met.
00:38A pair of shoes tells the world who you are.
00:42Show me the shoes, and I'll show you the man.
00:46Polyester.
00:47Rubber.
00:48Foam.
00:50They're cheap, synthetic.
00:53Weak.
00:55The most beautiful shoes are made of leather.
00:59Because it is the skin that conquered.
01:02Every step is a reminder of who's really in control.
01:13But no matter how exotic its origin, a dead animal is just meat and skin, wasted in the
01:20hands of the unskilled.
01:22But in the hands of a master craftsman, however, that same animal can be formed into an exquisite
01:29display of power.
01:30The right shoe is a celebration of your place at the top of the food chain.
01:35You don't need to sell me.
01:36I flew in from L.A. to visit your shop.
01:39You're a long way from home.
01:41It's all part of the adventure.
01:43Speaking of which, I was so hoping you might have something a bit more... exotic?
01:49More exotic than alligator.
01:52Not to be rude, Mr. Carr, but I didn't plan a trip for something I can get at Ralph Lauren.
01:59I may have something in the back.
02:02What is it?
02:04Well, just a fine pair of stilettos, fashioned from the rare Eastern Black Rhino.
02:08And I failed in everything that comes to mind.
02:30There you are.
02:36What is that supposed to mean?
02:38She graduated.
02:39So that was a term Dulles used to describe her being rehabilitated.
02:43If Colonel Lazarus went from the pit into the military, do you think that there are others?
02:47Let's just deal with one mystery at a time.
02:49Right.
02:49Let's stay focused on Lazarus for now.
02:52I'm starting to get the sense that this whole attack on Cyrus and the transport was just a
02:57false flag to give her the pretext to seize control of the whole operation.
03:01Yeah, she wanted to take command of the whole task force.
03:03We need to figure out what for.
03:04She doesn't exactly seem like the chatty type.
03:07Why don't I talk to her?
03:10Maybe she left the door open for more conversation.
03:12I could, uh...
03:14I could reach out to her.
03:16Are you sure that's a good idea, considering...
03:19She's my mother.
03:21I get it.
03:22But I can do this.
03:27I want to do this.
03:28That could put you in a very uncomfortable position.
03:31Or worse.
03:33Look, no one is more curious about this woman than I am.
03:36But I'm under no illusions as to who she really is.
03:41I can remain objective.
03:46Well, here we go.
03:51Set it up.
03:52But please just be careful.
03:54Who knows what she's capable of?
04:04A partially skinned body was just found in the trunk of an abandoned vehicle in New Haven, Connecticut.
04:09Identified as David Stevens, a local reported missing by his co-workers a week ago.
04:14DNA on the trash bag matches Pitt escapee Elliot Carr.
04:18The Connecticut Cobbler.
04:19Excuse me.
04:20Did you just say cobbler?
04:22Oh, yeah.
04:23Sure did.
04:24Carr was a high-end shoemaker out of New Haven, Connecticut, specializing in rare and exotic handmade leathers.
04:30Before Carr was caught, he ran a successful boutique business with high-profile clients from all over the world.
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.
04:50Okay.
04:51Yep, 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 the 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 cereals, but this sort of exhibitionism, that'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.
06:29He was a man among men.
06:33Telly was a shoe.
06:37For days, I held his life in my hands.
06:42The tables had turned.
06:46I was God, and he was...
06:50an 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?
07:28Don't, wait, wait, wait!
07:54Yes?
07:58Understood.
07:59Stop.
08:09Lucky you.
08:11Your execution's been postponed.
08:14Until when?
08:16Until when?
08:18Nobody knows.
08:24All right.
08:36Stop.
08:48Stop.
08:51Stop.
08:53Stop.
08:57Stop.
09:06Stop.
09:07Stop.
09:08Stop.
09:09Stop.
09:10Stop.
09:12Stop.
09:13Good news.
09:15Your execution has been postponed.
09:17What's wrong?
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 and then in the final moments they would call it
09:35off.
09:36Sounds like a bunch of psychological torture to me.
09:39How did they even come up with this stuff?
09:41There'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, but in his file here it says that the treatment caused him to have a
09:58complete lack of control over his own life, forcing him to experience the same uncertainty and helplessness that his victims
10:04felt.
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, it 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?
11:11Not doing anything.
11:14You took me to a hospital.
11:17Don't worry.
11:20It won't be long now.
11:30Don't worry.
11:48Don't worry.
11:53You've been searching for a very short period, isn't it?
11:54All right, we've got a strange one for you here.
11:57Mr. David Stevens, 42 years old.
11:59years young presenting as a stab wound to the abdomen do you know he was stabbed with from the
12:04looks of it i'd say a smaller buck knife is the likely assault weapon i'm sorry what's strange
12:08about that that's not the strange part this wound was inflicted about a week prior to his time of
12:13death so the stab wound isn't the cause of death no but it was the initiating event official cause
12:18of death sepsis so he gets stabbed in the stomach but he doesn't die for another week i told you
12:22strange especially because the initial wound was very survivable if he had received medical
12:28treatment we were told that our victim here was partially skinned stranger and stranger
12:37yeah that's definitely our guy just the one section perps often remove tattoos or other
12:42identifying features from their victims post-mortem as a way to throw off the police
12:47you're saying he was skinned after he died are you sure positive
13:05please i need the doctor
13:14looks like we have a fighter on our hands
13:19cocoa butter and aloe will ensure the skin retains its moisture it's very important
13:36apologies
13:39i'll be back before you know it
13:41hey
13:43you alive
13:46what is happening here
13:48who is this guy
13:50where are we
13:51where is he taking us
13:54what
13:58kill me
14:00please
14:02kill me
14:06it doesn't make any sense elliott's and mo is never stabbing
14:10much less waiting around for his victims to die of infection
14:13and he wasn't waiting
14:15i mean he used to enjoy his victims suffering right
14:17stabbing a guy watching him slowly die of sepsis sounds like suffering to me
14:21yeah but he would always play his victims while they were still alive not post-mortem
14:24maybe he's out of practice
14:25hey guys we just got a hit on our victim david stevens's credit card
14:29it was just used to call an uber downtown
14:32he's being picked up by a black toyota corolla
14:34where's the uber right now
14:43driver stay in the car passenger get out with your hands up
14:49it's not him guys
14:50it's not him
14:51he's on your back
14:53look what i found
14:54sure looks like the murder weapon to me
14:56where is he
14:58i ain't got no idea what you're talking about
15:00where is elliott
15:01who
15:02i want my lawyer
15:06got him
15:07perp's name is iggy robertson
15:09okay iggy let's see what you've been up to
15:13whoa that is a lot of petty theft charges
15:15he stole a car
15:16no that's a cat
15:17apparently iggy and the former mrs iggy had a custody dispute
15:21over a pet
15:22if someone stole my dog they better leave the country
15:24noted
15:27drunken disorderly drunken disorderly
15:30public urination twice in one day
15:31yeah on st patrick's day
15:33been there
15:35okay this guy is a moron but i don't think he murdered anyone
15:38dub
15:38you want to get this over to the team
15:39on it
15:43how many times i need to say it
15:44lawyer
15:45okay we're not those kind of cops
15:47iggy
15:48right now this is just a conversation
15:50but
15:50we can change
15:54his name was david stevens
15:56you stole his credit card
15:58no he's dead
16:00that's a big problem for you iggy
16:01you're not from where i'm sitting
16:02right
16:03okay well from where i'm sitting
16:05we found the murder weapon in your back pocket with the victim's blood on it
16:11look we pulled your rap sheet
16:12all right
16:13you're a small-time thief not a killer
16:15so if there's any other explanation for this
16:16now is the time because you do not want to go down for this
16:20we believe your story
16:21but the local pd out there
16:23they are very eager to pin this on you and call it a day so help us help you
16:28look i robbed him okay
16:30no actually you stabbed him
16:31it was a robbery
16:33people just give up their wallets if you tickle them so i
16:38i gave him a little poke i i didn't kill the guy and i sure as hell didn't do whatever
16:42the 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
16:59so i'm afraid 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 he 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 according to cell phone records the night of his robbery david called 911 to report he'd been mugged
17:38and stabbed
17:38but 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 for the sake of argument let's say car is out prowling the city that night
17:54for easy targets
17:55he just so happens to come across a guy with a stab wound in the five minutes before an ambulance
18:00shows over
18:00that's a very tight window we 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
18:12ended up being a no-show
18:13chapel and york yeah but it wasn't a no-show
18:17what do you mean
18:17a 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 some vision lost
18:36speaking of which good luck
18:47what are we thinking
18:48thinking that if another ambulance picked up ava stevens it was like the elliot car
18:52if he'd stolen an ambulance it'd be reported and could be tracked
18:56and where would he get an ambulance anyway
18:58auction
19:00junkyard ebay craigslist okay so there are plenty of places if he was approaching calls you would need
19:05a scan or two you're right he was listening in on emergency dispatches why go through all the
19:09trouble of tracking and abducting injured people
19:13the momentum worry treatment it put him in the shoes of his victim and forced him to face the pain
19:18of not having self-determination over his own life which is likely why he didn't
19:23kill david stevens himself by 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 sepsis
19:34car 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
19:43complete sense yeah the fit never dealt with the core trauma so consequently the compulsion to create shoes continued
19:49which 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 your husband's gonna be just fine thank you but where are you taking him you can meet
20:07us at connecticut saints hospital
20:31oh please help help help okay i've pulled over
20:41please help me i can't breathe it's okay you'll be dead soon
20:49that's it just let go
20:58you
20:59you
21:34Thank you, officer.
21:36Victim's name is Lonnie Sayward.
21:38His wife called 911 about an hour ago.
21:41He was picked up by our killer
21:42just before the real EMTs showed up.
21:45Witnesses said they saw Lonnie jump out of the back of the ambulance
21:47and try to make a run for it before he collapsed.
21:49The ambulance just sped off.
21:52Car must have gotten spooked when his victim tried to escape.
22:03No, he didn't just escape.
22:04This guy served. He would have fought back.
22:06Yeah, well, a heart attack isn't a stabbing.
22:08Elliot wasn't expecting a fight.
22:10He's going to be looking for another victim.
22:12He didn't get to do what he was planning with Lonnie.
22:15Officer.
22:17Okay, so you're...
22:18I'm thinking we should set a trap.
22:21The Memento Mori treatment caused Elliot to lose any desire
22:24to actually harm or kill his victim.
22:26So now he's targeting those that will die without medical intervention.
22:29So let's bait him.
22:31Oh, we need a serious wound.
22:33Yeah, one that's likely to be fatal.
22:34Not a heart attack.
22:36Yeah, how about a young man with a head injury?
22:39Hmm, good idea.
22:44Figures.
22:45Morales, I need you to reach out to every ambulance company in New Haven.
22:49Tell them their drivers need to stand down near New Haven Green.
22:52We're about to make a 911 call.
22:54You got it.
22:57Guys, I need you to alert every ambulance dispatch in New Haven.
23:00Tell them to ignore a 911 alert about a young male victim with a head injury.
23:05911, what's your emergency?
23:06I'm in a parking lot and there's a man that's fallen near New Haven Green.
23:09I think he's really hurt his head.
23:10You guys got to send an ambulance quick.
23:12Okay, ma'am.
23:12We're sending an ambulance to you now.
23:14Is the man breathing?
23:15Uh, no.
23:16No, I mean, maybe.
23:17Yeah, just barely though.
23:19Okay, you guys got to hurry, please.
23:21Help is on the way.
23:22Pretty good, you're a natural.
23:23Thanks.
23:28Comfy?
23:29Looks like I've done worse.
23:31Beta's set.
23:32Now we wait.
23:35Did y'all have any tattoos?
23:36Wait, Semper Fi or are we, uh, talking barcodes?
23:40I almost got one once.
23:41Tent to one it was gonna be barbed wire.
23:44No, my money's on something meaningful.
23:47Like a date or a name or something.
23:50It's 22.
23:51My high school basketball number.
23:53Ah, high school memories.
23:55You know you're not actually dying, right?
23:57You don't need to get all sentimental on us.
24:01What about you, Bex?
24:03You got any tattoos?
24:04Like I'm telling you.
24:06Ah.
24:08I wonder if she has the barcode.
24:14Lazarus.
24:17I don't know if she...
24:19Maybe I'll ask her over there.
24:24Dinner?
24:25Yeah, I reached out there and she got back to me at, like, record speed.
24:29She said she wants to cook me dinner.
24:32It's very domestic.
24:35You're a serial killer.
24:38All right, tighten up.
24:39Incoming.
24:46Wait, that's not him.
24:48Elliot Carr!
24:49No, no, no, it's not him.
24:50It's not him.
24:50Get out.
24:50Put your hands up.
24:51No, no, no, no, wait.
24:52It's not him.
25:07How did this happen?
25:10How did the wires get crossed?
25:11You guys need to get out of here right now.
25:14It's him.
25:16Get out of the car.
25:20Elliot!
25:24Damn!
25:32We were clear.
25:33They were supposed to stand down.
25:35Those EMTs should have never responded.
25:36So what happened?
25:37They just came on duty and someone forgot to relay the message.
25:41I'm sorry.
25:42All right, it's not your fault, but now Carr knows that we're onto him.
25:45Pull every camera in the city.
25:46We need a direction.
25:47I'm on it.
25:48What do we got?
25:50Some bloody bandages.
25:51How does the victim's blood get into the cab?
25:53I mean, he's not skinning his victims in here, so it must be his.
25:57You think he's injured?
25:58Maybe Ilani got him.
25:59I'm sure as hell hope so.
26:01Hey, guys, check this out.
26:04Looks like Elliot sent off a package this morning.
26:06Who do you think he's mailing something to?
26:09Well, with this guy, I'm more concerned with what he's mailing.
26:14Hey, Morales, Hassani's going to send you a tracking number.
26:17Can you scan it for us?
26:18Looks like whatever Elliot was shipping is scheduled to be sent to 3811 Concord,
26:23Road Road, Mystic, Connecticut.
26:25Uh, guys?
26:27That address belonged to one of Elliot's old victims.
26:29You said scheduled to be sent?
26:35You guys are lucky.
26:37It hadn't gone out yet.
26:38So it's in there anyway.
26:40Oh, trust us.
26:40You don't want to know.
26:42And, uh, I'm going to need you to vacate the premises.
27:01No explosive material.
27:02Yeah, I don't really know what we're doing here.
27:04We all know that this is skin shoes, right?
27:13I don't know if we're looking at David Stevens right now.
27:32Making leather takes time.
27:33I'm guessing this is somebody else.
27:36What are you thinking, Bex?
27:38He's sending these to the home of a previous victim, right?
27:40Why?
27:41Why send shoes made of someone else to an old victim's family?
27:44I mean, I think Logic left the building when he started making loafers out of people.
27:48No, no, no.
27:48He's got a reason.
27:49He's trying to say something.
27:51Maybe he's taunting them, letting them know he's still out there.
27:53Either way, if we can find out who these shoes are made of,
27:56maybe we can find where Kara's making them.
27:58Can we even get usable DNA off of these?
28:01Oh, yeah.
28:02I pulled DNA out of the ashes of a furnace.
28:05Don't ask me.
28:06Point is, mitochondrial DNA, a lot more durable than you'd think.
28:28Don't try anything.
28:37Please.
28:39Just take the car.
28:41I have a family.
28:43I don't want the car.
28:45Just drive.
28:50I've got to say, pulling DNA from shoes, that's a new one for me.
28:54If you're in this job long enough, you will see it all.
28:57Sounds like we have a match.
29:02And you can go ahead and delete that.
29:04Search for your records.
29:05Okay.
29:09This is the most interesting day I've had in a very long time.
29:11I'll be outside if you need anything.
29:14And the mysterious victim award goes to...
29:20Elliot Carr.
29:23What?
29:25That doesn't make sense.
29:28Unless, maybe he got some of his own DNA on these shoes when you made them.
29:35No.
29:39He's making them out of himself.
29:56The blood and the bandages and the ambulance.
29:58He was injured, but not from someone else.
30:01He's making shoes again.
30:03But this time, he's using his own skin.
30:22Look, man.
30:23I don't know why you brought me here,
30:25but you need medical attention fast.
30:28That is why you're here.
30:30I need your help.
30:34I need you to put his skin on me.
30:45The shoes that he was sending,
30:47it's not a threat.
30:48It's an apology.
30:50The pit scientists,
30:51they took away his desire to kill people so much so
30:54that he became actively repentant
30:55to the victims and the families
30:56for the horrors that he inflicted.
30:58In his deranged mind,
30:59he's expressing remorse,
31:00making amends.
31:01So the ultimate I'm sorry gift
31:03to the families of the people
31:04he turned into shoes
31:05is a pair of shoes made out of himself.
31:08An eye for an eye.
31:10But if he's using his own skin
31:11to make these shoes,
31:13why is he still abducting and skinning people?
31:15Best guess?
31:17He's using the victims as skin donors.
31:21A what?
31:22If Elliot wants to stay alive,
31:23he needs to replace his own skin
31:24to make the shoes.
31:26He thinks that he's found a sustainable method.
31:28But that's not how skin grafts work.
31:33Hey, Morales,
31:34if Elliot has been applying skin grafts
31:36to himself without proper medical attention,
31:38then he's at risk of becoming septic.
31:40He's in as bad shape as that.
31:41The knee is up a creek
31:42without access to medical supplies.
31:43Well, and if he still wants to finish
31:45this horror apology tour,
31:46he's going to need some antibiotics
31:47and some bandages to treat himself first.
31:49Hey, Morales,
31:50can you check into any medical supply offices,
31:52hospitals, or clinics
31:53that might have had a recent break-in?
31:55I'm not seeing any break-ins
31:57at hospitals or clinics.
32:00Oh, no.
32:01Morales, what is it?
32:02An emergency room doctor
32:03by the name of Thomas McMillan
32:05was just reported missing
32:06from a nearby trauma center.
32:07I'm pulling CCTV up now.
32:13What the...
32:15Okay, Vex, we've got a bad angle.
32:17We can't tell which direction they're headed,
32:19but he definitely took the doctor.
32:21There are no tracking cameras in the area,
32:23but based on the car's age,
32:26it's not going to have GPS.
32:27Um, 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?
32:42I mean, apart from being a deranged killer,
32:44he thought of himself first and foremost
32:46as an artist.
32:47So it's no surprise
32:48that he's putting these apology shoes
32:49in a branded car shoebox.
32:51Right, but how does that help us find him?
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
32:58an old pair of his shoes
32:59that would have come in packaging like that?
33:01Morales?
33:01Already on it.
33:07I won't do this.
33:08He's already dead.
33:18I really don't think this is going to work.
33:20For certain, not in the long term.
33:21I don't care about the long term.
33:40He's ready.
33:43First, we'll need to remove your old infected skin
33:45and clean the graft bed site.
33:47So do it already.
33:48What about him?
33:51What about him?
33:52Maybe you don't care about the long term,
33:54but please, that man is on death's door.
33:56Look, I'll do what you want,
33:57but 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
34:18made from Amazon Cayman
34:19were purchased from a dark web reseller
34:21and shipped the same address last month.
34:23I'm sending you the address now.
34:24Vanishing me.
34:26No!
34:38No!
34:58Guard, drop it.
34:59Let him go.
35:00Stay away, all of you.
35:01Help me, please.
35:13Elliot, put the gun down.
35:14You don't want to hurt the doctor.
35:15Really?
35:15Try me.
35:17Hey, hey, hey!
35:17Don't come any closer!
35:19Don't do that!
35:20Hang in there, Doc.
35:22We're gonna get you out of there.
35:24Elliot, I know what you're doing, okay?
35:25You're trying to make amends,
35:27but this is not how you do it.
35:31That man needs help.
35:33He needs saving.
35:34You can save him.
35:37He's already dead.
35:38No.
35:38No, he's not.
35:40He's alive, but you're killing him.
35:43I know that you don't think
35:45that you are hurting people,
35:46but you are, all right?
35:48He needs medical attention,
35:49and you are keeping him from that.
35:54Don't let another death be on your hands, Elliot.
35:57Hey, hey, hey, hey!
36:00Did you find the shoes?
36:04Yeah, Elliot, we found them.
36:07They didn't go out, did they?
36:12They need to understand that I'm sorry.
36:17Tell them I'm sorry.
36:23Car's down.
36:24Through and through to the shoulder.
36:25Are you hurt?
36:26No.
36:28We need an ambulance immediately.
36:29I'm calling it in.
36:33Sit up.
36:34Sit up.
36:35All right, it's behind your back.
36:36The other one.
36:37The other one!
36:52The other one!
36:54Shane!
36:56Hi.
36:57Hi.
36:58Uh, I hope I'm not too late.
37:01Uh, no.
37:02You're right on time.
37:07Well, I hope you like lasagna,
37:10because I made one with bechamel sauce.
37:12I don't know what that is,
37:14but I definitely like lasagna, so.
37:16Great.
37:20So, is bechamel kind of smoky?
37:23No.
37:24I just...
37:25Oh, no.
37:26Oh, no.
37:29Hey!
37:34Okay.
37:37Here we go.
37:38Look at that.
37:39Who needs to cook?
37:41Oh, well, thank you.
37:44You know, I actually looked that recipe up.
37:48Never made it before.
37:49Oh.
37:49Just seemed like...
37:53Like what?
37:55Something a mom would make.
38:01So, um, you told your friends
38:04that we were having dinner tonight?
38:07Yeah, I did.
38:09What did they want you to ask me?
38:14There's a lot of things I would want to know
38:16if I were in their position.
38:18You can ask.
38:24Okay.
38:29Why did you take over inmate recovery?
38:34You forced Mallory out.
38:36Kicked a sonny off transport.
38:41Why?
38:45Listen, all my life,
38:47I've had labels put on me.
38:53Sociopath.
38:56Serial killer.
38:58Inmate.
38:59Mother.
39:03And you know,
39:04I suppose they all capture
39:05some portion of the truth.
39:07But
39:09what the pit gave me
39:12was a label
39:15that made sense to me.
39:17A new label.
39:21Reformed.
39:24I'm a success story, Shane.
39:26Without Dulles in the pit,
39:27I would simply be
39:29a tragedy.
39:32And you would be
39:33the son of a monster.
39:39So,
39:39why?
39:42Because I believe
39:43in the work the pit was doing.
39:50Hey,
39:51you hear from Shane?
39:54No.
39:57Well,
39:58I got something.
40:00I checked with a friend
40:01at the new prison.
40:02They confirmed
40:03Elliot Carr arrived,
40:04but there's more.
40:05Off the record,
40:07Bex,
40:08there are some inmates missing.
40:10What do you mean, missing?
40:12The minute Lazarus took over,
40:14three inmates
40:15were transferred
40:16out of the new facility.
40:18The thing is,
40:20there is no record
40:21of where they were moved.
40:26I was given a second chance.
40:30And now you and I
40:32have been given
40:33a second chance.
40:36And I
40:38I don't intend
40:38to waste it.
40:45Were they moved?
40:47Or did they graduate?
41:05before the corona
41:06of the oooh?
41:26I remember
41:26what we got here.
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