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00:05Previously on the hunting party called the pit home to the most dangerous and violent criminals in history
00:10All of whom the world believes are dead or at least it was until the blast hit
00:16How many inmates got out your here agent Henderson to help us catch them
00:20I am in charge now. What about this new guy? Jonathan peck?
00:23I don't work for the pit
00:24Which means I have no reason to keep you or your team in the dark
00:26She wanted this post for a reason.
00:28It says he or she came up through West Point.
00:30Apparently she could run a sub five-minute mile.
00:32Prior to West Point, Evelyn Lazarus doesn't exist.
00:50Hey, looking great, bro.
00:53Thanks.
00:54Yeah, you finish up before I'm back.
00:55Just pop the keys in the mail slot.
00:59Fantastic.
01:01I wish I could keep you so out of your eyes,
01:06the address.
01:08We can cap the old times,
01:11make playing only logic or harm.
01:16We can cap the old lines,
01:19make playing that nothing else will change.
01:23But she can't reach, she can't reach,
01:26she can't reach, she can't reach, she can't reach, she's back.
01:29She can't reach, she can't reach, she can't reach, she's back.
01:33No!
01:57Just come.
01:59Is it a good time, I think?
02:01Yeah, it was good until the end.
02:27The dollar held strong while the Dow and Nasdaq Composite were both down.
02:31Investors maintain confidence in the nation's economy, but it's skittish in anticipation.
02:36My horoscope is the worst.
02:39While it was a red day on Wall Street, the Vanguard Cryptocurrency Bitcoin bucked the trend as it continues to
02:46climb.
02:46You guys really need a dog.
02:50No, no, no, you can kill me!
02:56While others maintain that the emerging financial market is the way of the future.
03:01Time will tell who proves to be right.
03:03No, no, no you can do any better.
03:32Recording session 24. Here we go.
04:01As a man, what has he got to say the things that he truly feels?
04:14And the words of one who needs the rules.
04:28And did it my way.
04:40Hey.
04:41Hey.
04:41Oh, thanks. Come on in.
04:43Yeah, uh, Hassani.
04:45You get to see her all settled into the new place?
04:48Oh, yeah.
04:49I never knew you were a prepper.
04:50Oh, no. I just really did grocery shopping.
04:53Okay, so I was thinking about what your friend said.
04:56The one that went to West Point was Colonel Lazarus?
04:59Yeah.
04:59If she's running a five-minute mile at the point,
05:01she's got to be on a track and field team in high school, right?
05:04Yeah, that makes sense.
05:04But how does that help us figure out her real name?
05:07You know that emergency exit out there doesn't lock?
05:12Anyways, the fastest mile time for female high school students
05:14in the 90s was around five minutes.
05:16So if she's running anywhere close to that,
05:17there's got to be a record of her competing,
05:20or maybe even winning a race,
05:22and that is how we are going to find out her real name.
05:30Okay, but there are a lot of high schools out there, Bex.
05:33I mean, without more to go on,
05:34it feels like we're going to be looking for a needle in a haystack.
05:36What do you think, Hassani?
05:38Poor sight lines.
05:39Only one point of egress,
05:40and I do not love the lighting in the parking lot.
05:42I'm talking about the track theory.
05:44Oh.
05:44Um, I think whoever gave Lazarus her new identity
05:47went to great lengths to make sure it would stick.
05:49So if there were any track and field records,
05:50I'm pretty sure they're long gone.
05:55We got a hit.
05:57Uh-oh.
05:58That's us.
06:01Inmate age 43, Zach Lang.
06:03His prints were pulled from a body in Manhattan.
06:06There are a lot of eyeballs in Manhattan.
06:08Hassani?
06:09We're on it.
06:10We'll have my guys steal the crime scene as we speak.
06:13Do you know this guy?
06:14Oh, yeah. I'm familiar.
06:16Zach Lang.
06:17Robbed and killed 12 people over four years starting in 2010.
06:20He would target the 1% millionaires, billionaires.
06:23Actually, he became a bit of a folk hero
06:25to the Occupy Wall Street movement.
06:27I remember this guy.
06:29They put his face on t-shirts.
06:30A real millennial Robin Hood.
06:31Pretty much.
06:33In 2007, his parents lost almost all their money
06:35between the financial crisis.
06:37He moved to a modest home just outside the city.
06:39He was the only child to a penny stock salesman
06:41and a nurse.
06:42But at 16, he was kicked out of the home for his drug use.
06:47Four years and 12 homicides later,
06:48he was caught gunning down a wealthy accountant
06:50in his own hot tub.
06:52At the trial, he spoke endlessly about Fortune 500 companies
06:55and the need for a new banking system.
06:57Eat the rich. How original.
06:59You got a problem with Occupy Wall Street?
07:01Oh, I think every socialist, libertarian,
07:03crypto-survivalist has the right to peaceful protest.
07:05They do not have the right to...
07:07Hey!
07:08...is this.
07:10Zach Lang believes he did.
07:12He mean does.
07:13Given a psychopathy, it probably won't be his last.
07:16Viva la revolucion.
07:18Seriously, let's bag this guy
07:19before he starts grabbing headlines.
07:33I think the fireworks are about to start.
07:49Aww.
08:18worsen's
08:22Yes, it was my way.
08:55I took out the trash. I made the world a better place. I spent my days and nights washing cars
09:01for millionaires who barely saw me as a human. I was their slave. They couldn't pick me out of a
09:08lineup, okay? They didn't... But in case they gave me 50 bucks, I was supposed to be grateful? I mean,
09:14do you have any idea how messed up that is?
09:18You know, my dad, my dad was a good man and he worked hard his whole life selling penny stocks
09:22while his bosses got rich and he got cancer. Do you think they cared? Why aren't you writing any of
09:29this down? I'm spinning gold here. Come on, think ahead. You could write a book about me or something and
09:34get famous like me.
09:37Thank you. Had enough of that. No kidding. This guy certainly likes to talk, doesn't he?
09:42In his pit files, there's over 30,000 hours of therapy sessions. Morales is combing through it from the beginning.
09:49That's like three years of BS to sift through. Poor Morales.
09:53Okay, but listen to this. This is from a psychiatrist. What makes laying psychopathy so dangerous is his well-developed
09:59moral narcissism. He believes that all of his actions are justified because it serves what in his mind is the
10:05greater good.
10:06The cause. It's always about the cause, it's never about them.
10:10But in reality, the cause is always second. It's an excuse. Zach wants to be this champion to the people,
10:15but in reality, it's a psychological defense against his overwhelming feelings of inferiority and rage that made him a murderer
10:21in the first place.
10:22So it is personal. It's not political.
10:25Well, it's both. The cause, sure, but for Zach, every single kill is an exorcism. It's a ritual of annihilation.
10:31You know, that's interesting. When are you gonna talk about that?
10:35Eh, probably never.
10:40The doc hand found him. Thought it was a drunk sleeping at all. Do you have an idea on the
10:44victim?
10:45Not yet. No wallet. Odd thing to steal, considering the rest of it. And no cameras in the area either.
10:52Thank you. We'll take it from here.
10:54Be my guest.
10:55Thanks, detective.
11:02Are those?
11:03They're Marcuzi's.
11:06Seen for a couple hundred grand used.
11:08Are they burned on?
11:10By the looks of that suit, he's still killing rich people, but instead of stealing, this guy watches. He's stuck
11:16them on his face, which is new.
11:18And judging from the ligature marks and the blood around the skull, it looks like he was beaten and then
11:23strangled, not shot. That's also new.
11:26So what does that tell you?
11:28It just feels more personal, more hands-on. It's like you can feel his rage. And then the watch is,
11:35I don't know, is that humiliation? Is he adorning him with a symbol of his own wealth?
11:40You think maybe Zack knew this guy?
11:42It's possible.
11:44Morales, I'm scanning the DB's fingerprints. Let me know if you get an ID.
11:49On it.
11:50Bet you that comes back fast. Rich people don't stay missing long.
11:55In all of Zack's previous kills, he never messed with the bodies like this.
11:59We would just leave them dead in their mansions, but the watches, leaving him out here in public, I don't
12:04know, something's not making sense.
12:10You sure about this?
12:11I triple checked.
12:14Hey guys, we got a positive ID on your victim. His name is Eric White. I'm sending you a pic
12:20now. His last known address was in South Bronx.
12:23Well, rich people do love to gentrify.
12:25Actually, Eric White wasn't rich. He's been collecting unemployment for the past six months.
12:29You're saying our rich victims actually poor?
12:32Sure looks that way.
12:33Okay, so maybe Zack Lang sees this guy and thinks he's rich because he's wearing a fancy watch?
12:38He's wearing two and an expensive suit.
12:41So Zack and Eric steal the watches together? Someone gets greedy, someone gets dead?
12:46If it's about money, he's not doing that with the watches.
12:53You get to an age where you think you've seen it all.
12:56They, uh, didn't cover this in medical school?
12:59Yeah. Not this.
13:03Okay.
13:11Well, it's real. In that case, I'm gonna send the serial number to Morales, see what she can dig up.
13:20I mean, look.
13:22Am I a hero? It's not really my place to say that's history's job.
13:25No.
13:26But legends never die.
13:31Bex, everything okay?
13:32Hey, yeah, so two things.
13:34Um, I just texted you and Ben.
13:36The serial number's off of one of the watches.
13:38The sales are locked so you can trace the chain of title.
13:40Makes it harder to sell stolen watches.
13:42Yep, Ben's already on it. And the, uh, second thing?
13:45You got a sec to talk about Lazarus?
13:48Hang on.
13:56Okay, go.
13:58So I just spent four hours last night going through high school yearbooks, track meet records.
14:03I got nothing.
14:05I saw anything, so I'm tilting at windmills, but...
14:07Do you have any ideas?
14:09If someone wanted to make Lazarus's real identity disappear, they'd scrub that too.
14:13What you really need is a back file.
14:15Got it. What's, uh, what's a back file?
14:17In the early 2000s, there was this massive effort to digitize newspapers, microfilms, library records into files.
14:24And copies of those files were uploaded to the internet. But the files themselves still exist.
14:28Like, backed up on a hard drive?
14:29Sort of.
14:30Except instead of a physical drive, they're digital copies held on a private server.
14:35So you can dig some up for me?
14:37Nothing's ever really gone. Just need to know where to look.
14:42I've gotta go.
14:43You're the best.
14:45So it's, uh, strangulation, huh?
14:49The victim was strangled, but the cause of death is blood force trauma.
14:54You could see the extensive injury to the abdomen, chest, and head.
14:58And he put up a fight.
15:00There's substantial tissue under his fingernails.
15:03What's that green stuff?
15:05That would be paint.
15:07Paint?
15:09Hey, I got a trace on the watch.
15:12Let's go.
15:18Absolutely not.
15:20Simply out of the question.
15:21Agent Henderson.
15:23We at Honorique pride ourselves on always cooperating with law enforcement.
15:27But I simply cannot share confidential client information without a warrant.
15:31When you purchase two Marcuzis worth $500,000, you expect a certain level of discretion.
15:35Okay.
15:36Sorry, one second.
15:38Whoever bought these watches from you is possibly a victim of a home robbery perpetrated by the man we are
15:43looking for.
15:44You're saying they were stolen?
15:45We're saying your client may have been the victim of a violent crime.
15:49Well, I must say if that's the case, he's no worse for the wearer.
15:53He was in here only an hour ago looking quite healthy.
15:59Sir, no, it's not quite done.
16:03Is this the man?
16:07You're saying that guy came into this store and bought a half a million dollar worth of watches?
16:13That's right.
16:14And how do you pay for all that?
16:15Credit card?
16:16Yeah.
16:16Do you have that on file?
16:17Detective.
16:18Like I said, discretion is very important to us here.
16:22Okay.
16:24Well...
16:25Why don't you tell us discreetly then?
16:29Bitcoin?
16:30Are you kidding me?
16:31When did Zach learn about crypto?
16:32Before he was arrested, he's part of the same anti-corporate movement as Occupy Wall Street.
16:37I don't like it.
16:38It's made up money.
16:38It doesn't make any sense.
16:40All money is made up money.
16:41Alright, so every Bitcoin transaction gets recorded on the public blockchain, which means...
16:47Zach's Bitcoin came from an account he created in 2013.
16:51It was left untouched until six weeks ago.
16:53So how many Bitcoins does this guy actually have?
16:57Um...
16:57580.
16:59He paid 20 grand for them.
17:0120 grand in crypto doesn't explain millions of dollars in watches.
17:04No, no, no. That was the price when he bought it back in 2013.
17:08Okay, so how much is 580 in Bitcoin now?
17:11Let's see.
17:16Um...
17:16Um...
17:17What?
17:18It's just a little over 60 million dollars.
17:24Wow.
17:25Okay.
17:28Some poor Mr. Robin Hood of Huntington, who got famous killing rich people, is now a rich guy killing poor
17:35people?
17:37This is the place?
17:37That's right.
17:39Come on.
17:40I think you're gonna like this.
17:48So, Zach escapes the pit, checks his Bitcoin, and realizes he's worth a cool 60 mil.
17:54And coming out of prison to discover you have that much money would be life-changing for anyone.
17:58Well, with Zach's unique style of self-deception, he can't escape guilt the rich anymore.
18:02So, what does a serial killer with unlimited resources do with all his money?
18:05Start killing the poor?
18:07I don't get it.
18:08Don't forget showering him with gifts before he does.
18:11No, he's not showering them with gifts. He's customizing them.
18:14You wanna know what a serial killer with unlimited resources would do?
18:16He would create the perfect victim.
18:18I mean, the suit that we found Eric in. The watches.
18:21So, Zach Cinderella-ed Eric into becoming the person he wanted to kill.
18:26Yeah, exactly.
18:27He's always had misplaced anger. Before the pit, he was targeting the wealthy.
18:30But now, he's creating specifically curated effigies.
18:33Like a piñata?
18:35The question is, who is a piñata of?
18:38Seems like a very self-aware killer.
18:41Or one that's been to therapy.
18:43Morales, I need you to search Zach's treatment logs from the pit.
18:46See if you can reference any transference projection or any primal therapies.
18:49On it.
18:50He is creating the perfect victim so that he can destroy them.
18:52Also, Bex, Zach left the watch store on foot. He wasn't alone. Looks like he found his next victim.
19:00I'll see him.
19:01I'll see him.
19:02I'll see him.
19:20I'll see him.
19:31I'll see him.
19:34I'll see him.
19:36He'll see him.
19:41I'll see him.
19:55feels different doesn't it very different
20:03if they were gonna make a movie about me they better get an actor with some edge
20:07you know like shia labeoff or something like that major morales
20:13ben i told you it's just morales call me major on my birthday yes ma'am sorry just yes
20:21i found something in zach lang's treatment files
20:30send this to my console hey guys we got something you need to see
20:36that's supposed to be his childhood bedroom
20:39why is he smashing it to pieces it's called primal therapy it was popular in the 70s and
20:43the 80s kind of reminds me of a rage room best 50 bucks i ever spent yeah it's the same
20:48concept
20:49just in a therapeutic setting they'll bring patients back to the site of the original
20:52trauma to explore repressed feelings and there's loads more video
20:59these sessions were a release for zach even outside the pit i think this is the feeling
21:03he's after so now he's bashing heads instead of rooms you know the me found green paint
21:08underneath eric white's fingernails similar to the color of that room
21:16morales can you get us the address to zach's childhood home
21:18if the rage room in the pit was modeled after zach's childhood bedroom maybe that's where he
21:22took eric white to kill him you're 20 minutes out according to property records it's been
21:28foreclosed on since 2022 after his parents died it's been vacant ever since
21:36oh man so where are we going you want to know yeah well next up is my humble abode no
21:45way
21:46this is the best day of my entire life oh yeah thank you for all of this everything
21:51seriously it only gets better trust me oh man this puppy purrs yeah she does
22:02what do you think the best day of her life oh man this puppy purrs yeah she does
22:16bye
22:19okay
22:20come on
22:20come on
22:21come on
22:22come on
22:22come on
22:22come on
22:46The kitchen's clear.
22:48The bathroom's clear.
22:50The bathroom's clear.
22:53Zach's not here.
22:54Looks like the place has been empty for years.
23:04What you got?
23:08Every year on my birthday, my dad would measure me,
23:10and he'd put notches in the door frame just like this.
23:15So you think this was Zach's bedroom?
23:17It's just a hunch, but yeah, I do.
23:34Green paint.
23:36This was Zach's bedroom.
23:38Your question is, where is Zach?
23:59You've got to be kidding me.
24:02Home sweet home.
24:14Okay, so Zach's parents picked him out of the house for his drug use,
24:17and then they completely changed that room to make it look like he never even lived there.
24:21Makes sense.
24:22It must have been hard to see what Zach had turned into.
24:24Something just doesn't feel right.
24:25The most important thing is that Zach didn't even kill Eric Whitehair.
24:28So maybe that green paint under his fingernails is just a coincidence.
24:34Yeah.
24:34Nope.
24:35I heard that as soon as I said it.
24:36Look, Zach has all the money in the world, right?
24:38Well, the pit was able to recreate his bedroom from scratch,
24:40so why couldn't Zach just do the same?
24:43All right.
24:44But where?
24:45And why.
24:46Zach's treatment at the pit was reenacting trauma from his childhood that happened in that bedroom.
24:51It was a formative event that has impacted every choice he's made since.
24:54So if we want to catch him, we need to figure out what that event was.
24:57Okay, so his parents catch Zach doing a line of coke in his room or something,
25:03and things heat up, they kick him out.
25:05Yeah, but during his therapy sessions, he talked about his dad being a good man.
25:09I mean, to hear it from him, he's close with his parents.
25:12Wouldn't they have at least tried to get him help first?
25:14Right.
25:15Right.
25:15So not drugs.
25:18Maybe it was something worse.
25:20Something that scared them.
25:28Animal cruelty.
25:35Morelos, I need you to run a keyword search on the videos.
25:40My dad liked the finer things in life.
25:43He was classy.
25:45That's why losing everything destroyed him.
25:48So one Father's Day, I wanted to do something nice for him.
25:52He was my cat.
25:54I changed his litter box.
25:56I, you know, took care of him.
25:57Everybody else hated King.
26:04My dad loved beautiful things.
26:08I thought he'd appreciate what I'd done.
26:11I tried to make King beautiful.
26:16Zach, what have you done?
26:20You should have seen the way he looked at me.
26:23He kicked me out of the house.
26:26Told me he never wanted to see me again.
26:29They were so concerned about what the neighbors would think.
26:33They swept me under the rug.
26:34Why do you think that is?
26:35Because all they care about was appearances.
26:39You want to understand my dad?
26:41After we lost everything, my dad still refused to sell his fancy watch.
26:46I remember I needed new clothes for school.
26:50And my mom begged him to sell that watch.
26:53But he refused to need to keep pretending.
26:56It was a total fraud.
26:58And I would be ten times the dad he was.
27:01No doubt.
27:03Okay.
27:04I feel like all our killers have daddy issues.
27:06Okay.
27:06Zach's original trauma that the pit was trying to recreate with the green room was the moment that his dad
27:10was rejecting him.
27:11So now, he's out.
27:13He's creating real life surrogates of his father.
27:15And then using them to take out the rage he feels for being rejected.
27:19Just like the pit taught him.
27:20All those speeches about Wall Street and corporate greed.
27:24And this Robin Hood cosplay.
27:26Zach Lang isn't really waging war against the 1%.
27:28He was just really angry that his dad caught him killing his cat.
27:32But he gets out.
27:33Dad's dead.
27:34So he starts making copies for some real life rage room he's built?
27:38Yeah, basically.
27:42Hey, Morales.
27:43What's up?
27:44Bad news.
27:45We have another body.
27:46Let's go.
27:59Welcome to the party.
28:01Body was found about an hour ago by shopkeeper.
28:07Anybody see you dump the body?
28:08Nah.
28:09Guy was in and out.
28:10Nobody saw nothing.
28:11You ID the guy yet?
28:12James Small, 32 from the Lower East Side.
28:18Same green paint underneath the fingernails.
28:22My sergeant's down the block with the victim's brother.
28:26News travels fast.
28:30Hey.
28:36We're gonna get the guy that did this to your brother.
28:38But we need your help.
28:41Good.
28:41You told the sergeant there was this new guy Jim had started hanging out with?
28:44Oh, I don't know his real name, but, uh, Jimmy called him the king.
28:52With a name like that, he should have known better.
28:55How'd they meet?
28:56Reddit or Telegram or whatever.
28:58You gotta understand, Jimmy was always chasing this half-baked dream.
29:05Dropshipping, MLMs, he loved the shortcuts.
29:08So when he told me about this millionaire with a Ferrari, I knew it was trouble.
29:16This king guy promised he could turn Jimmy into a millionaire in six months.
29:22Right.
29:23Did he say how he was gonna do that?
29:24Selling crypto or something with some blue hairs in Florida?
29:29Jimmy said he was good at it.
29:31He was winning prizes or something.
29:33Big fancy watch.
29:36I told Jimmy not to go work for that guy's stupid company.
29:41Sir, his company?
29:43Yeah.
29:44His walk-up here in Chinatown.
29:47Okay.
29:48I'm gonna need the address.
29:52Any idea what we're walking into?
29:53Not a clue.
30:07Whoa, whoa, whoa.
30:09What is this place?
30:10Okay.
30:11All right.
30:12Zero point zero.
30:13Zero point zero.
30:21I am so sorry.
30:32I did not see you there.
30:34Welcome to Alpha Asset Managers.
30:38Do you guys have an appointment?
30:39No?
30:40Uh, we are walk-ins.
30:43We're not a problem.
30:44Let me ask you one question.
30:46Are you ready to change your lives?
30:49No, thank you.
30:51Uh, is the king in?
30:51Not yet, but I can help you.
30:53My name's Fast Eddie and I run the New York office.
30:56Oh.
30:56And what exactly do you guys sell here, Fast Eddie?
31:01Opportunity, baby.
31:02We are introducing a whole new generation to the crypto space.
31:06It's a lot to get your head around.
31:07Blockchain, smart contracts, KYC protocols, SEC, yada yada.
31:12But we can be your guide to a life you only dreamed of.
31:17Yeah, awesome.
31:17Uh, we actually know some of the guys you used to work with.
31:19Jim Small, Eric White.
31:21You guys know Eric and Jimmy?
31:23Yeah.
31:23Dudes are killing it right now.
31:24They're opening the Miami office as we speak.
31:28Is that right?
31:32Just closed 45k on legit coin.
31:35Cash money!
31:36Do not go anywhere.
31:38I will be right back.
31:44These guys are all salesmen.
31:46Like Zack's dad.
31:47Yeah.
31:48They all kinda look the same.
31:51Yeah, cause this isn't a company.
31:53This is a victim farm.
31:55Zack's using his millions to turn these guys into copies of his father.
31:58He's gonna kill all of them.
32:00You ever seen anything like this before?
32:02Not even close.
32:03Alright guys, toys down, eyes up.
32:05We're with the FBI.
32:06Stop what you're doing right now.
32:07Drop it.
32:07Nope.
32:08Oh!
32:09Relax, bro.
32:11We're saving your lives.
32:14Look, you don't understand.
32:15The king, he switches up burners every day.
32:17The guy's hella paranoid.
32:18Okay, so how do you guys get in touch with him?
32:20We don't.
32:21He just shows up.
32:22I know he's a sick beach house, but I've never been.
32:25Okay, fast Eddie.
32:26We need to know exactly where the king is right now.
32:28Call Damon.
32:29He's with the king today, isn't he?
32:31I'm sorry, who is Damon?
32:32He's like the best guy ever.
32:34He just got married.
32:34He's gonna open up the San Diego office.
32:37Damon's cell number.
32:39Now.
32:47You're in for a treat.
32:5118 year sherry cask finish.
32:54To your new promotion.
32:56Thank you, king.
32:58When I told my wife you chose me to open the new San Diego office,
33:01she literally started crying.
33:03It's beautiful.
33:05You changed my life.
33:07You changed all of our lives.
33:18Damon's cell phone is at a beach house in Long Island.
33:20I'm sending you the address now.
33:21On our way.
33:25Can I ask?
33:28Why are you doing all this?
33:31I mean, I just, I've never had a boss try to help like this.
33:36I mean, all of us guys were so down on our luck and we saw our potential.
33:41Well, to be honest, when I was young, I was a mess and just lost, kind of.
33:51And my family, you know, who you think would help me, they just turned their backs on me.
34:01Why?
34:02I did something that embarrassed them.
34:07I killed a cat.
34:11And, well, so it wasn't a cat, it was my cat.
34:18And once I was done, it seemed like such a waste to just throw him out or to bury him.
34:23So I dressed him up.
34:24You know, I put some of my mom's jewelry on him.
34:26Because I wanted him to be beautiful.
34:29Sophisticated.
34:29You know, like my dad.
34:38You gonna say anything?
34:42You gonna call me a freak?
34:46No, I...
34:47Move for some stupid cat.
34:50Yeah, you are.
34:51This is, this is how everybody reacts.
34:58You were young, right?
35:00I mean, we all do stuff.
35:04When we're kids.
35:06Why are you putting that on?
35:07Hey, I don't think you're a freak.
35:10Yeah, you do.
35:11But that's alright.
35:13You're not the first.
35:14I've grown comfortable with being misunderstood.
35:20There is no San Diego office, is there?
35:27Maybe I should call the office.
35:29Check in.
35:31Okay?
35:32I'm just...
35:32Of course.
35:33Damon, I'm not keeping you here against your will.
35:37Okay.
35:39Um...
35:40Goodbye.
36:02Say it again.
36:05Say I'm no son of yours.
36:06Wait, wait, wait, wait.
36:07Please, please, please, please, please.
36:08Say it.
36:09No, no, no.
36:10Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
36:11Say it, Dad!
36:14Please just stop.
36:16You're supposed to love me.
36:17I'm your son.
36:18And you hate me.
36:21I don't hate you.
36:21I don't hate you.
36:22I don't hate you.
36:22Huh?
36:26Now you're gonna see how it feels.
36:28To be rejected by your own family.
36:30I don't...
36:31Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
36:56Guys, I found the rage room.
36:58He's not here.
37:11Heads up.
37:12He's built more than one room.
37:23What the...?
37:34Stay back!
37:35Or I'll kill him!
37:35Help me!
37:37You don't need to do that.
37:39I swear to God.
37:40I'll snap his neck.
37:43No, you won't, Zachary.
37:46Because I'm not angry at you.
37:48I'm not disappointed.
37:50I'm not frustrated.
37:52And you know what?
37:52Your dad shouldn't have been either.
37:53What are you talking about?
37:54You were just a kid.
37:56Yeah?
37:57You needed support.
37:58Stop it.
37:58Because you were trying to work through your emotions.
38:00What?
38:01It wasn't your fault.
38:02You just needed help.
38:03You needed help.
38:04And you need help right now.
38:07You're not a bad guy, Zach.
38:09You don't know me!
38:10Yes, I do.
38:11I know that you were trying to do something nice for your dad.
38:15You wanted him to love you.
38:16No.
38:17No!
38:18Your dad shouldn't have made you feel like that.
38:20Okay?
38:21He doesn't love me anymore.
38:23Yes.
38:23Yes, he does.
38:24No.
38:25Every father loves their son.
38:26Even if he didn't show it, he always has.
38:29He wanted to say it.
38:30He couldn't say it.
38:33But you gotta let him go.
38:36Trust me.
38:39Let him go, Zach.
38:42Hey, I'm proud of you.
38:44I'm really, really proud of you.
38:45What?
38:46Oh, my...
38:56Oh, my God.
39:03I got that.
39:04Yeah.
39:07No.
39:12Oh, no.
39:13Oh, my God.
39:13I'm all so much ahead of you.
39:13I got to grab my knife.
39:13Oh, no.
39:14Oh, no.
39:14Oh, no.
39:14Oh, no.
39:15Oh, no.
39:18Bex!
39:19Bex!
39:20In here!
39:27Bex, you alright?
39:31He's peasing.
39:33Check on Damon.
39:35Get on your face.
39:37Turn around.
39:38Other hand.
39:51Hey, what did I tell you about stealing from crime scenes?
39:54At least it's not a bunny.
39:56That was a rescue.
39:59Is Jacob Hassani too uptight?
40:04All signs point to yes.
40:09When is the last time Shane ate a carb?
40:11Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.
40:13A mystery beyond question.
40:16Dude, I had pizza for breakfast.
40:19It's just called working out.
40:21You should try it sometime.
40:22My turn.
40:25Alright, who is Colonel Lazarus?
40:28But, I do.
40:45You should be asked to.
40:51You should be able to.
40:53You should be supposed to.
41:17Oh, I got you, Caitlin Taylor.
41:26Oh, I got you.
41:54Oh, I got you.
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