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00:00You
00:05Previously on memory of a killer we're looking at early onset Alzheimer's disease
00:09We found fibers. They don't match anything block was wearing very expensive Italian wool
00:16But that came from someone who was in that fight. I need to stay sharp and clear-headed
00:22Thank you who loves Maria so deeply that they would do something like that father now
00:27What other symptoms should I be aware of difficulty making decisions angelo was former military anxiety?
00:34Frustration that kind of skill set doesn't just go away increased feelings of suspicion angelo flannery is not a suspect
00:41If I don't get what I need you'll lose more than your license. How long do I have before?
00:47You know
00:50The elephant in the room on everyone's mind remains
00:53What did Robert Parks know?
00:56Parks is mysterious death has been the subject of any number of conspiracy theories
01:00But would his testimony have changed anything?
01:02Many of hearts his colleagues say he's a man of integrity in fact one of his co-workers told us
01:07parks was quote incapable of lying
01:16Whoever sent you here lied to you
01:37Please remember angelo. This is just a study
01:40Transmagnetic stimulation for Alzheimer's is still an experimental treatment
01:45You'll feel a light tapping sensation as the magnet fires
01:48Magnetic stimulation works by stimulating brain cells
01:53Would this
01:54Help with specific memories I need to recall?
01:57The therapeutic effects can be hard to predict
02:01But angelo a trick
02:02To jog a specific memory is to put yourself in the place where the memory was made
02:06Be as precise as you can
02:08Including the moments leading up to the memory you're looking for
02:21Uh, we're ready to start the first cycle?
02:32Let me know if you get dizzy
02:49Something or didn't exercise
02:52Let's go.
03:30Angelo, what were you experiencing?
03:34Felt like memories, but the memory turned into another memory.
03:40It was disorienting.
03:43That wasn't caused by the treatment.
03:46Have you been sleeping lately?
03:48No.
03:49I think you drifted off there.
03:51The medication has been known to cause insomnia and also some very vivid dreams.
03:56The early part of the treatment can be unsettling.
03:58If you can push through that stage, you can get some meaningful results.
04:04You want to keep going?
04:08Yes.
04:31Whoever sent you here lied to you.
04:47You're all right, Angelo?
04:49If you can just stay awake, stay seated.
04:51The stimulation can cause...
04:53I'm sorry, I can't do this.
04:53Please, please.
04:53I have to go.
04:54Oh, no, no, no.
04:55I got to get out of here.
04:56Oh, okay.
04:57I have to stop.
05:07Hey, Dave.
05:09I saw you opened up the tip line for the block murder.
05:12Nothing useful come in?
05:14Useful is not exactly a word that comes to mind.
05:17One guy says that the block murder is a hoax perpetrated by Mayor Kelly.
05:23Sue says she thinks that she saw a block on a reality TV show last week.
05:27And, wait for it, my personal favorite, a lady says she sure blocks killer, is her next-door neighbor's 80
05:34-year-old wife.
05:35Oh, boy.
05:37Yes.
05:41Fine.
05:42Let them in.
05:47Dave?
05:48Yeah.
05:49Dave, uh, sorry, Detective Woods, this is, uh...
05:52Jacob Townsend, investigator.
05:54Hey.
05:54Sorry, I know.
05:55I know you said not to hire an investigator, but he's my uncle, and before you say anything, he...
06:01he found something.
06:04What'd you find?
06:05Well, that is a button.
06:09It's not just a button.
06:11It's evidence.
06:12It is.
06:13He found it at the base of that bridge, where Henry Block was found.
06:16It must have come over the clothing of the guy that killed him.
06:18You're welcome.
06:20What makes you so sure about that?
06:22I got a guy who owed me a favor, so he... he ran a few tests.
06:26A guy?
06:26Listen, it doesn't matter.
06:29This...
06:29This is made of buffalo horn, with lion's eye backing.
06:34Right?
06:37So...
06:42Look, this could not have come from some hiker's puff jacket, you understand?
06:47We are talking about fine garment here.
06:51Real upscale.
06:52Okay?
06:53This...
06:53This is the sort of thing that could only come from a $10,000 suit.
06:59I mean, who's wearing those kinds of clothes in the woods?
07:03I mean, that's weird, right?
07:05It's gotta be a part of the case.
07:06Listen, guys.
07:08What's the problem?
07:09Dave?
07:09Dave, if you really found a piece of evidence connected to a murder investigation, you should
07:15have brought it directly to us, instead of having some guy handle it.
07:19My uncle...
07:19Give me a break.
07:21It's evidence, right?
07:22And we have strict protocol around chain of custody.
07:26Law enforcement did not find this.
07:29Exactly.
07:30Law enforcement missed it.
07:31That's why you needed a guy with real experience out there to come in and do things the right
07:36way.
07:37Why do you think the kid called me, huh?
07:39Okay.
07:39Please.
07:40Please.
07:41Can you just look into it?
07:43It's something.
07:45It's something.
07:48It's not admissible as evidence now.
07:52But yes, I will check it out.
07:59You're welcome.
08:02Sorry about that.
08:16What?
08:17That's him.
08:20Who?
08:21It's Earl Hancock.
08:23The man who killed Maria's mother.
08:27What?
08:28He must be checking in with his parole officer.
08:31No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
08:34Come on.
08:36Come on.
08:38Come on.
08:41Testimony from top executives of the major drug company continue today without much fanfare
08:46or controversy.
08:48As for Parks' murder, it has gone unsolved.
08:51And police never ruled out the possibility that it could have been unrelated to his work,
08:55that it could have been personal.
08:58The ferryman doesn't just kill you.
09:01He erases everything you ever loved.
09:03Who paid the ferryman to kill my daughter?
09:06Then make sure you watch it happen.
09:09It was personal.
09:19Okay, ferryman.
09:20Time to flush you out.
09:38Hey.
09:39Morning.
09:43I need you to do me a favor.
09:46No way, man.
09:47If they even saw me talking with you, I can't.
09:51You don't even know what I'm asking.
09:53I need you to put this tracking device into the next shipment that goes to the ferryman.
10:00That's a lot to ask.
10:02I got eyes on me these days.
10:03All you gotta do is put it in the box, and I can follow where it goes.
10:08Look, I'm trying to get out of this line of work.
10:12You know they'll kill me if they find out.
10:14Well, then, make sure they don't find out.
10:17Do it for me.
10:19And I'll take care of you.
10:21Okay?
10:25All right.
10:27All right.
10:55I'll do it for you.
10:57I'll do it for you.
10:57Okay.
10:59I'll do it for you.
11:01I'll do it for you.
11:19He was a hero.
11:22So?
11:23So the last thing he said to me
11:25was that whoever sent you lied to you.
11:28At first, I just thought he was gonna save his hide.
11:30That's what he was saying, right?
11:32But now?
11:35Not so sure.
11:37What are you saying, Angelo?
11:39You shouldn't have killed the guy.
11:40Client was satisfied and paid in full.
11:42That's called a job well done.
11:44But why did they kill him?
11:48Since when do you care about the reasons?
11:50We never take a contract on a civilian.
11:54What I know is that you don't ask questions.
11:57You don't decide.
11:59I sure as hell don't remember you asking questions
12:01when you came back from Iraq, a broken man,
12:04and I took you in, put your life back together.
12:06I was a kid.
12:08With only one skill, and I gave you a way to use it.
12:11And now you got everything you ever wanted.
12:13Your Febroni suits, your fancy cars,
12:18your multi-million dollar apartment,
12:19but more than that, I gave you purpose.
12:23So why now the sudden lack of trust?
12:27Something about this doesn't sit right.
12:32Angelo. Angelo!
12:35All these years, you still don't get it, do you?
12:39Not asking questions is what protects you.
12:43You don't want to open this can of worms.
12:46There's an old proverb.
12:49Thoroughbred horses never look back when they run.
12:53There's a reason for that.
12:55Leo! Let it go.
12:59Ciao, Leo.
13:01We gotta move this button.
13:03Let it go.
13:23You know what?
13:24What can you do?
13:25which of the doubt is knowing what the hell is good.
13:25You know?
13:25All things we try is to be built in,
13:27so this is good and it doesn't matter.
13:28It's freaking out if it was enough.
13:28And look at this uÄŸinant.
13:40hey what are you doing down there oh just um the foot of the crib seemed loose seriously
13:46you shouldn't be doing that i can take a look see if i can fix it it's the least i
13:50can do while
13:50you're hard at work literally making a baby that seems fair yeah hey why aren't you dressed for
13:56yoga doesn't class start soon i don't know i'm just not really feeling it today oh really you sure
14:03it's been helpful hasn't it yeah i mean what do you mean nothing i just i feel like i don't
14:13know
14:13you might be affected by all this more than you realize are you talking about therapy no like yoga
14:23is your therapy you always feel better after you go
14:29you're right i know
14:38henderson remember when you said we found anything else besides fibers it could be helpful
14:44i'm guessing the odds of this being a match are small but this could absolutely be from the same
14:49garment who found this when it's a long story it came today you really think this could be a match
14:56i can check if there are any traces of fibers on this that match the others i found
15:02perfect this is all pretty high-end stuff you'd think a rich guy like this wearing these kinds
15:07of fancy threads the guy would stick out like a sore thumb in hudson
15:13yeah and lifestyle would stand out
15:17yeah and lifestyle would stand out
15:43thirsty thank you
15:46i barely made it through that class
15:48that was absolute torture
15:50it really is torture
15:52thanks for the water
15:54no problem
15:57i don't think i've seen you before in this class
15:59yeah it was my first time
16:00heard great things about this place
16:02yeah
16:05honestly
16:06you crushed it
16:07i couldn't have made it through that when i was pregnant
16:10yeah you know just trying to deal with the stress in a more healthy way
16:15but i mean he's definitely making bending into these poses a bit more difficult
16:21believe me i get it
16:23you have a name picked out yet
16:24yeah well my husband really likes harrison or roman
16:29you know something like uber masculine
16:32but i'm really partial to liam
16:35yeah i mean it's my father's middle name
16:38oh
16:40makes it even more special
16:41yeah
16:44are you too close
16:45yeah we are
16:46he's one of the most
16:48caring genuine people i've ever met
16:52wow
16:53is he single
16:55actually he is
17:02that would be my husband checking to see if i want frozen yogurt
17:06when we both know it's him who really wants it
17:09adorable
17:15will i see you here next class
17:17sure will torture's just getting started
17:22yep
17:45can i help you
17:45yeah i'm here to see joe
17:48who are you
17:49a friend of joe's
17:52why don't you go grab yourself a cappuccino
17:54come back later
17:56einstein's still asleep
17:57einstein
17:59yeah einstein
18:00because he's a genius
18:01yeah
18:01do you get it
18:02oh yeah i get it
18:06my son is a 35 year old dishwasher
18:08still is at home
18:10you're his friend
18:12god knows what that says about you
18:15you know what he's a hard worker
18:17he's smart
18:18oh fantastic
18:20so the kid can scrub dishes
18:23you know he's handled situations that would break most men
18:27it's clear he didn't get that from you
18:30and what do you got here
18:32you up you down
18:33what the hell
18:36dutch told me about your little problem
18:39not so smart gambled more than other people's money
18:42so i wouldn't go around telling people they're stupid
18:45because from where i stand
18:46someone who owes dutch 40 grand
18:50is stupid
18:52angelo
18:53hey
18:54hey joe you ready
18:55yup
19:04what was that about
19:05it's nothing
19:06i need your help
19:07but you need to keep this between me and you
19:10no one else needs to know
19:21thanks for talking to me liz
19:23yeah totally
19:24you mentioned in our tip line that you saw someone at the trailhead on the day of the murder
19:29the 17th
19:30mhm
19:30yep
19:31and uh
19:32this is the weird part
19:33he was wearing a fancy suit
19:35power lunch on wall street kind of fancy
19:38but in the middle of the forest
19:39mhm
19:40yeah you mentioned that in your post
19:43was it this guy
19:45is he
19:49ummmmmmmmmmm no
19:51no no no no no it wasn't him
19:52trust me i'd remember that beard anywhere
19:55it's not really my thing
19:56the guy i saw was uh
19:58he was like older
20:00graying hair
20:01He was actually a bit of a zaddy.
20:06A zaddy?
20:07Like a hot old guy.
20:11After you saw him in the forest, what happened then?
20:15Uh, right. He walked straight across the lot and he got into a black Porsche.
20:22Porsche? You're sure?
20:24Positive. It was a really, really nice one.
20:28Okay. This is helpful. Very helpful.
20:31One more can you tell me?
20:35There's been a development in the Block case.
20:37It's not a slam dunk, but we've had a witness come forward.
20:41A witness?
20:43They think they might have seen Block's killer that day.
20:46I wanted to ask, do any of you know someone who drives a Porsche?
20:50No, I don't think so.
20:52Not in this neighborhood, no.
20:54Uh, what color?
20:55Not sure. Black or another dark color.
20:58Sorry, we're talking about the man who killed Block?
21:01That's right.
21:02So how does this have anything to do with Maria's safety?
21:04It's about motive.
21:05Identifying Block's killer could explain why he fired at Maria that day.
21:11And this witness is reliable?
21:13The first one we found.
21:15She gave me a lot to follow up on.
21:17Until then, I don't have anything more, but I'll keep you guys posted.
21:21Okay.
21:22I'm okay.
21:23Thank you, sir.
21:24Okay.
21:25Thanks, Dave.
21:26Let me show you.
21:31Look, Dave.
21:32I'm her father.
21:33If there's the slightest chance she's not safe, I need to know everything.
21:36I understand.
21:37I'll keep you in the loop.
21:51Horsha, I figured you for a McLaren guy.
21:54You know, it's my other car.
21:57You got something?
22:00The button is buffalo horn.
22:02Handcrafted.
22:03Rare.
22:04But the real news is, I compared the fibers we found on Block's body with those on the button.
22:09It was a match.
22:13So the button definitely came from our killer.
22:16And there's more.
22:17I talked to someone at the company that makes the button.
22:19It's so unique that apparently they only sell it to a few dozen designers, most of them in Europe.
22:23But they also sell to three bespoke designers, all on the East Coast, all located in New York City.
22:33Just three.
22:35That's amazing, Anderson.
22:37Great work.
22:53What do you got?
22:54Yeah, I mean, I did a deep dive, scoured some dark corners of the internet, and you're right.
22:58Something doesn't add up.
23:00Parks isn't a terrorist.
23:02Well, if he was, he has the cleanest cover I've ever seen.
23:04Like Mr. Clean, clean.
23:07Angela, a trick to jog a specific memory is to put yourself in the place where the memory was made.
23:17Angela, you alright?
23:19What's going on?
23:21You seem worried.
23:22We need to go back.
23:24Go back to what?
23:25The site of the parks hit.
23:33Someone is coming after me because of this job.
23:38Oh, well, am I in any danger, or?
23:44I know you're not going to like this, but we need to go back.
23:48Right, yeah.
23:49I thought the cardinal rule was we don't return to the site of the hit, or...
23:56I mean, I've rebooted the box, checked the Wi-Fi.
24:00I don't know what the problem is, it keeps cutting out.
24:02Could be a signal issue outside.
24:05My partner's looking at your other TVs.
24:06I'll check out the junction box.
24:09Be right back.
24:37Excuse me.
24:39What are you doing?
24:41Hello?
24:43I'm talking to you.
24:51Why the hell are you in my house?
24:54You have a really nice place here.
24:56You can't be here.
24:59Just checking the cable boxes.
25:02There's no TV in here, you can clearly see that.
25:11Huh.
25:13I must have got the wrong room.
25:15Get out!
25:19I'm just trying to help.
25:20Get the hell out!
25:21Okay, okay.
25:22I'll leave.
25:26But I'm not done yet.
25:39See you around.
25:50See you around.
25:52Hold on.
26:09Please.
26:12I'm coming first...
26:12With Now styles...
26:20Don't look so nervous.
26:23I'm literally returning to the scene of the crime.
26:26But yeah, what could possibly go wrong?
26:36Hey.
26:42Hey.
27:22Hold it.
27:24Bag please.
27:25Yes.
27:29What's this?
27:30Oh, drill bits.
27:32It's, uh, it's for this.
27:37I got a call to fix a broken door hinge.
27:42Hey, you're good.
27:43Thank you very much.
27:45Have a good day.
28:21It's been cleaned out.
28:24Whoever sent you here lied to you.
28:29Angelo.
28:43Stop!
28:44Grab your weapon!
28:46Stop!
28:49Grab your weapon!
28:51It's been cleaned out.
28:52It's been a great day.
29:02Get back!
29:03Get back!
29:10Come on!
29:11Come on!
29:12Hello!
29:17Come on!
29:17Come on!
29:18Come on!
29:29Gilchrist ate you, didn't she?
29:57Something about this doesn't make sense.
30:22So what are we dealing with here, Angelo?
30:32What the hell is that?
30:36Come with me.
30:40Wait.
30:45Angelo.
30:52Are you gonna tell me what's going on here?
30:54Just stay close.
31:13You ready?
31:28They knew you were coming.
31:34Oh, Wesley.
31:59You look like you could use a drink.
32:01Who's Gilchrist?
32:04Who?
32:06Gilchrist.
32:10Who put the hit on Parks? Was it Gilchrist?
32:14Are you kidding me?
32:16Are you kidding me?
32:16Again with the scientist?
32:19Really?
32:20Uh-huh.
32:23I don't know any Gilchrist. I'm sorry.
32:29Are you sure?
32:30Are you sure?
32:31What the hell is this?
32:32Where's this all coming from?
32:35Someone's coming after us.
32:39I don't know who it is?
32:40I don't know who it is, but he calls himself the ferryman.
32:43The ferryman.
32:49That blue truck that was following you a while back?
32:52The one you were paranoid about?
32:54You think that has something to do with this?
32:56I do.
32:57Huh.
33:01Yeah, no offense, Ang, but I'm...
33:04I'm not hearing much to go on here.
33:06I mean, I can see that this ferryman's got your panties in a twist,
33:09but how is that our problem?
33:11You got me the job.
33:13I get you every job.
33:14Yeah.
33:15And the intel on this one was bad.
33:18Sounds like you're letting yourself get spooked by a boogeyman.
33:22An associate of mine was killed.
33:26And the way they did it made it crystal clear
33:28that the ferryman is coming after us because they hit on Parks.
33:36You serious?
33:44All right.
33:46I guess you're gonna track down this ferryman.
34:12Okay, so be honest.
34:15Was my bolognese decent?
34:16Oh, it was more than decent.
34:18It was wonderful.
34:19Thank you for making dinner.
34:25Hey.
34:26Yeah.
34:27Something going on?
34:29Hmm.
34:33Are you worried about the baby?
34:38Baby?
34:41Maria's.
34:45How do you know about Maria?
34:49You're kidding, right?
34:50You were just going on and on about her.
34:55I think it's lovely.
34:56She wants to name her baby Liam.
34:59Liam.
35:04After you.
35:05Mm-hmm.
35:07You know, I hope I get to meet Maria.
35:09And the little one.
35:11Someday.
35:20Bye.
35:21Bye.
35:21Bye.
35:27Bye.
35:30Bye.
35:32Bye.
35:34Bye.
35:38Bye.
35:41Bye.
35:42Are you insane?
35:44Contacting me after two years?
35:45Do you have any idea the position this puts me in?
35:47We're in the middle of a congressional hearing.
35:50Miss Gilchrist, someone's using the name
35:52the ferryman, dropping bodies.
35:55My guy's being followed, getting threats.
35:59And?
36:02What do you think?
36:03I want to know if this has something to do
36:05with the hit on Robert Parks.
36:07I have no idea.
36:08Whatever amateur hour drama your guy
36:11has gotten himself into is really none of my concern.
36:15You're not telling me something.
36:19I'm sorry.
36:20You think we brief contract labor on corporate strategy?
36:26You were hired to solve a problem, and you solved it.
36:29End of relationship.
36:31I'm trying to keep this from blowing up in your face.
36:33Are you?
36:34Because from where I stand, you're creating exposure.
36:38I know my guy.
36:40And I know when he's not going to let something go.
36:44Well, I guess you have a management problem, don't you?
36:49Get your house in order.
36:51Because if your guy becomes a liability,
36:54if you can't control him, then we will.
36:58And trust me, our methods are far more creative than yours.
37:07You think Angelo is the problem?
37:10Lady, Angelo is the solution.
37:14And if your creative methods come looking for him,
37:17well, you'll find out why I've kept him around for 30 years.
37:58I made contact with the daughter.
38:03You think she trusts me?
38:04She trusts you.
38:05Yeah.
38:06She's starting to.
38:09That's good.
38:12And Angelo?
38:15I got in his head.
38:17What's up is down, and what's down is up.
38:20I can make him believe anything.
38:23You tell the ferryman, when this is over, my debt is paid,
38:28and we're done.
38:30You hear me?
38:32I hear you.
38:36I'd be delighted to pass on the message.
38:55Just a couple more questions I need to go over.
38:57Isn't this OK?
38:58Mm-hmm.
38:59When Earl Hancock entered your house,
39:01did he initiate contact in any way?
39:05Seriously, Dave?
39:06He was in my house.
39:08I know.
39:08Sorry.
39:09I'm just trying to get the information we need to.
39:12To what?
39:14The man who killed my mother was inside my house,
39:17in my baby's nursery.
39:19I mean, isn't that all the information you need?
39:24Look, I know you want a restraining order,
39:27and if it were up to me, but unfortunately,
39:33he was a legitimate employee of the cable company,
39:36and since he didn't make any explicit threats,
39:43I'm sorry.
39:45I know.
39:46It's extremely frustrating.
39:47But there just isn't enough here to take to the judge.
39:51I mean, it's not your fault.
39:54It's just, it's fine.
39:59It's OK, just, um, we can be done here, OK?
40:04Maria, hey.
40:07You know I'd do anything to protect you, right?
40:11I know.
40:19There's something else.
40:20We have new evidence on the Henry Block case.
40:23What did you find?
40:25We found some fibers and, um, a button we think could be
40:29from the killer's jacket.
40:32It's really expensive, and it matches only three different
40:35designers, and we're going to canvass their stores tomorrow,
40:37and this could be big.
40:39OK, well, uh, what, what stores?
40:41Which designers?
40:42High-end stuff.
40:43I've never heard of them.
40:45Look.
40:47Yeah, uh, Lorenzo Fabroni.
40:49Yeah, I mean, uh, I don't know about the other two,
40:53but this can't be very high-end.
40:55I mean, my dad has some clothes made by Fabroni.
40:58Your dad?
40:59Yeah, he said he got them from, um, some office manager
41:04in Tucson or something.
41:06I mean, I'm sorry.
41:11I don't think this is the break you were hoping for.
41:15I'm forgetting conversations.
41:19And so that's why you've come back?
41:23I'm getting worse.
41:26And it's happening faster than I thought it would.
41:32Thank you, Dave.
41:38Angelo Flannery, fashion icon, right?
41:45This is interfering with my work.
41:49I will do whatever it takes.
41:51Whatever medicine, pills, treatments, trials, anything.
41:55OK?
41:57Yes, Mr. Flannery, I understand.
41:59I just want to be myself again.
42:02Let's get started.
42:22Great job, directorial development and combatärs,allas
42:23you and you guys are kind of burnt interview, I'm
42:23a lot of things. I'm
42:23pretty rich and żeby him, but I'm
42:23my father and the group are going to me. You're dead
42:23you're dead you're dead you're dead
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