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🏘️ The Hunting Party (2025) - Season 2 Episode 10  The chase just got personal. In Episode 10 "The Hunter Becomes the Hunted", the FBI Behavioral Science Unit finds themselves in the crosshairs as a cunning serial predator turns the tables. With one team member in danger and time running out, can Rebecca and the crew catch the hunter... before they become the next victim?  🔹 Episode Highlights: • Role reversal: the hunters become the hunted in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse • Team member at risk: personal stakes raise the tension to new heights • Profiling under pressure: Rebecca's skills tested like never before • Clue convergence: fragmented evidence finally points to a shocking suspect • Signature Hunting Party intensity: psychological depth + pulse-pounding suspense  🔹 Series Info: • Format: Crime Thriller / FBI Procedural / Psychological Serial • Original Network: NBC (US) / Peacock / International Syndication • Series Launch: 2025 | Season: 2 | Episode: 10 | Title: "The Hunter Becomes the Hunted" • Setting: United States (FBI Behavioral Science Unit) | Language: English • Runtime: ~42-45 minutes (full) | Clip/Highlight version: ~10-15 min  🎧 Prefer audio? Listen to crime thriller recaps & FBI drama podcasts on Spotify, Apple Podcasts.  👉 Enjoying the series? Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and comment: "Who do YOU think is the real predator? 👇" Turn on notifications 🔔 for Episode 11!  #ShowTVMovies #TheHuntingParty #NBC #HunterBecomesHunted #S02E10 #CrimeThriller #FBIDrama #PsychologicalThriller #BingeWatch #RebeccaLockhart  ⚠️ Copyright Disclaimer: This video is shared for promotional, review, and informational purposes only. All rights to "The Hunting Party" belong to NBCUniversal, Universal Television, and associated producers. This upload complies with Fair Use guidelines (Section 107, U.S. Copyright Act). No copyright infringement intended.

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00:02Previously on The Hunting Party

00:03It's called The Pit

00:04Home to the most dangerous and violent criminals in history

00:07All of whom the world believes are dead

00:09Or at least it was

00:10Until the blast hit

00:13Dinner with Lazarus was actually nice

00:15Nice?

00:16She didn't even know I was her son until a couple of weeks ago

00:18A new hire candidate at The Pit was flagged on their security clearance

00:21Colonel Lazarus personally pushed it through anyway

00:23Shane Florence

00:25It seems like Colonel Lazarus has known about Shane for a long time

00:38Cracked screen

00:39Ooh, that's the worst

00:40Man, you gotta get yourself a better case for this thing

00:43Yeah

00:44When's the last time you updated your software?

00:46This thing's moving a little slow

00:47I don't know, I just need the screen fixed

00:50Could be the drop

00:52Oh snap, you play Warmonger too?

00:54I guess I tried that out at some point

00:56Did you, uh, did you make it to Freya's Chariot?

00:59It's pretty epic

01:00Uh, look man, how long will it take to fix this screen?

01:03Uh, usually two business days

01:05But for a fellow Warmonger

01:07I can get this done in one

01:08For Odin

01:10Right

01:13Okay

01:14Thanks

01:15Hell yeah

01:20What a cool guy

01:43I really wanted to go see the Pirates play this weekend

01:46But all my boys are out of town

01:48F-M-O

02:03Yes

02:10And here he comes

02:11In the turn four

02:12Hugging the line

02:13Throttle wide open here

02:15Expanding

02:24Hey dude

02:27I, uh, got your screen fixed

02:28I, uh, got your screen fixed

02:30Uh

02:31Thanks

02:32Oh, and I, uh

02:33I went ahead and upgraded the OS for you

02:35No more buffering when you play Warmonger

02:38Right

02:40How did you know where I lived?

02:42Company database

02:44Uh, you didn't have to

02:46Oh, it's all good

02:48It's, it's fine

02:49In fact, I didn't even charge you for it

02:51And, uh, you were on my way home

02:53So I thought I would just

02:55Deliver it

02:56Save you from having to come in again

02:59Okay

03:01Thanks, man

03:03I was, you know

03:04I, I was supposed to go to the, um

03:05Pirates game tomorrow

03:06But my friend just flaked on me

03:09Is there any chance that you

03:11Would want to go?

03:13They're great seats

03:14I splurged

03:15Yeah, uh

03:17You know what, man?

03:18I don't really like baseball

03:21So

03:22Um

03:23But you have a good time

03:24Okay

03:27You told your mom

03:28That you wanted to go to the game

03:30What the hell?

03:32Did you go through my phone?

03:33Why are you lying to me?

03:35You love baseball

03:35Get the hell out of here, you creep

03:37I was trying to be nice

03:38Hey

03:38Did you hear what I said?

03:39I said get out

03:42Ow!

03:44Ow!

03:45Ow!

03:46Ow!

03:48Ow!

03:51Ow!

03:53Ow!

03:54Ow!

03:55Ow!

03:56Ow!

03:57Ow!

03:58Ow!

04:13Shane, it's all there

04:15Seven years ago

04:16You were recruited to work at the pit

04:17But your file was flagged

04:19During the vetting process

04:20And denied

04:22Until of course

04:23Lazarus pushed it through herself

04:25I'm sorry, man

04:27She didn't just figure out

04:28That you're her biological son

04:30She's known for years

04:33Doesn't say in here

04:34Why I was rejected

04:36You didn't pass the psyche, Val

04:39My source told me

04:40When they dug all this up

04:42But they thought

04:43I was too crazy

04:44For the pit

04:45No, no, no

04:46Places like this

04:47They want people

04:48They can control

04:49That follow orders

04:50No matter how unethical

04:50It is a good thing

04:52That you did not

04:52Check those boxes

04:53A good thing?

04:55You sure about that?

04:55And when I checked the right box

04:57Or Dr. Fairfax

04:58Maybe he was honest with me

05:00Nah, don't do that

05:01Don't do that

05:02I know who you are

05:04We both do

05:07And she's an expert

05:12Yeah, alright

05:16Okay, so she lied to me

05:17She pushed my paperwork through

05:19She wanted me here

05:22Why?

05:24She wasn't gonna tell me

05:25Who she was

05:26Why go through the trouble?

05:28Best case scenario

05:29You're her estranged son

05:31Feelings are complicated

05:32Worst case?

05:35Literally anything else

05:42Speaking of

05:43We need you out here

05:46Yep

05:50Shane

05:52We're gonna figure this out

05:55Yeah

05:57Thanks, man

05:58Yeah

06:05Alright, folks

06:06This is a sensitive one

06:08Inmate K-77

06:10Byron May

06:11His fingerprints were found

06:12All over a murder scene

06:13In Pittsburgh

06:14Locals were in the prints already

06:15But as usual

06:16Our system intercepted the request

06:18And bounced back

06:18And no match reference

06:19Byron May

06:20I don't know this one

06:22Oh, that's a first

06:23Well, in the 2010s

06:25He worked as a tech specialist

06:27At an electronics store

06:28Where he crossed all seven of his victims

06:30And after only brief encounters

06:31After a brief encounter

06:32He would become fixated on his victims

06:34But after they inevitably

06:35Rejected his overtures

06:37He would beat them to death

06:38With an improvised weapon

06:38Yeah

06:39Uh, sorry

06:40I thought you said

06:41You didn't know this guy

06:42No

06:42I don't know this guy

06:43But that is the work

06:44Of the East Side Ripper

06:45And his name is not Byron May

06:47It's Victor Rosa

06:48Who is serving consecutive life sentences

06:50At the Pennsylvania State Penitentiary

06:52So

06:52Either they have the wrong guy

06:54Or the pit does

06:55What the hell are we talking about?

06:57What we're talking about here

06:59Agent Henderson

06:59Is a very delicate situation

07:02Is there an innocent man in prison?

07:07Are you serious?

07:09I'm afraid it's more complicated than that

07:11The East Side Ripper was a serial case

07:13Of particular interest

07:15Scientists in the pit

07:16In 2013 they used covert surveillance technology

07:18To positively identify him as Byron May

07:21And our team took him into custody

07:23He had no friends or family

07:25So no one even noticed he disappeared

07:27Okay, so you had the actual killer in custody

07:29Did not tell the police

07:31The case stayed open until 2015

07:33When Victor Rosa was arrested

07:35I was not involved

07:37But that's correct

07:38For obvious reasons

07:40The pit

07:41Does not share information

07:42With local authorities

07:44You understand

07:45You had

07:46The right guy

07:47And you did

07:48Nothing to help an innocent man

07:50Be that as it may

07:52Your job

07:54Our job

07:55Is to catch Byron May

07:58Before he kills again

08:02Nothing more, understood?

08:24Not again, come on

08:25Not again, come on

08:26Not again, can you?

08:44No bk

08:46No bk

08:47No bk

08:48No, bk

08:49No bk

08:50No bk

08:51No bk

08:52No bk

08:53I don't know.

09:32You were supposed to be at work.

09:34Who the hell are you?

10:17How are you feeling, Byron?

10:21How are you feeling, Byron?

10:25Can you hear your mother?

10:28Yes.

10:30Can you hear her heartbeat?

10:38Your mother loves you very much.

10:47I know.

10:50Your tax dollars hard at work, ladies and gentlemen.

10:53I did one of them sensory deprivation chambers once.

10:55I just fell asleep.

10:56It was a waste of 50 bucks.

10:57This isn't quite a sensory deprivation chamber.

11:00This was something called birth therapy, where a patient is put in a simulation of his mother's womb, supposed to

11:06trigger early childhood memories.

11:08Does that even work?

11:09Sometimes.

11:10Either way, when Byron got to the pit, the therapist traced the genesis of his social dysfunction back to a

11:15traumatic birth.

11:16The umbilical cord is wrapped around his neck.

11:18Okay, but that doesn't exactly add up to serial killer, right?

11:21My nephew was born the same way, and he works for a non-profit.

11:26No, I'm just saying, how does sticking Byron in a futuristic fake womb supposed to fix all the murdering?

11:32I think the hope was that he'd be in a state where the social conditioning could be rewired.

11:35It actually paid off in dividends.

11:37You know, when people brought their devices into me, I think they forgot that they store their entire lives on

11:44those things.

11:45Pictures of their kids, friends, texts, emails, the lies they tell, secrets, things they love, hate.

11:56I could spend hours going through someone's phone, and by the end, I would know everything about this person.

12:06I mean, things they wouldn't even share with their own mother.

12:09It was like a shortcut, a cheat code.

12:14I felt so close to them, but it didn't matter.

12:22It always went the same way.

12:24It's normal to want connection, but you can't force imaginary ones into existence.

12:31All I ever wanted is for people to like me.

12:36And I just don't understand how other people can make friends so easily.

12:42It's like the more I try, the more people seem put off by it.

12:48Genuine friendships take time and understanding.

12:51They're based on a reciprocal interest, and that just doesn't happen overnight.

12:57So Byron had trouble forming authentic relationships as a kid.

13:00He couldn't do anything about that rejection.

13:02But as an adult, he responded to that rejection with violence.

13:06Okay, here's what I'm wondering.

13:09Byron killed seven people, right?

13:12How did investigators pin that guy's crazy on an innocent man?

13:15So he and Victor worked at the same electronics store?

13:19Circumstantial evidence, a DA that was under pressure to find the killer.

13:22Yeah, it wouldn't be the first time an innocent person is railroaded by the system.

13:25Right, so Victor Rose gets a life sentence, this guy gets spa treatments.

13:29Yeah.

13:30No.

13:31No, screw Lazarus.

13:33We're not gonna let an innocent man spend the rest of his life in prison, right?

13:36No, we're not.

13:37All right.

13:38Well, if we're gonna put this right, we better find Byron first.

13:43Yeah.

13:52James Wilson.

13:54Time of death was about a week ago.

13:57They just uncovered the body this morning when a maintenance worker called about a weird smell.

14:01He was stabbed 63 times with a fork.

14:05Huh.

14:06Spur of the moment kill.

14:08That tracks, right?

14:10If he's following his old M.O., he would have crossed with James before all this.

14:13I've been reviewing James' socials and I just found something super creepy in one of his photos.

14:18Check it out.

14:22That looks pretty wholesome.

14:27Oh, that is creepy.

14:29He took a photo with the guy who would kill him and he had no idea.

14:33Morales, when was this taken?

14:36Two months ago.

14:38He was stalking James for a while.

14:40Morales.

14:41Hey, guys.

14:42Ben just got an angle on James' house.

14:45The ring camera from across the street has a clear view.

14:47I've got Byron leaving the house in a hurry eight days ago.

14:50Presumably right after the kill.

14:51The strange thing is, is there's no footage of Byron entering that day and there are cameras angled all over

14:56this house.

14:57How could he have exited without entering?

15:00Maybe he tunneled in.

15:03Hey, keep going back a little further.

15:05Scrobbing.

15:08Nothing.

15:09Keep going.

15:11Okay, going back even further.

15:14What are you thinking?

15:16All of Byron's previous kills, they happened at the entrance of the home.

15:19Maybe James invited him in.

15:21Except there's no footage of him coming in through the front door.

15:24Maybe he didn't use the front door.

15:26Whoa.

15:26Zoom in on that vent.

15:29We got him.

15:30Sending it over now.

15:36When was that?

15:37Four weeks ago.

15:38And then we don't have Byron on camera again until the day he killed James and fled.

15:42Well, that doesn't make sense.

15:44Unless he was already in the home.

15:46He didn't need to enter to kill James because he was already inside.

15:52Well, how do you stay in someone's house for a month without anyone noticing?

16:16Hey, don't step on the installation. Underneath is just drywall. You go right through.

16:22You think that's where Byron was sleeping?

16:27Looks like a rat's nest.

16:29It's not a nest.

16:31It's a wound.

16:33Guys?

16:35Who found something?

17:04Hey.

17:05Check this out.

17:07What is that?

17:08He's spying on them through the holes in the air vents.

17:15Look.

17:16There's another one.

17:18Hey, these angles, they match those photos over there.

17:24Geesh, why couldn't you have just followed James around like a normal stalker?

17:30You guys ever heard of, uh, frogging?

17:34What? Like the, uh, retro video game?

17:37No, like, like, like, frogging. Like, P-H-R-O...

17:42No?

17:43Okay.

17:45Frogging.

17:46Basically, someone sneaks into another person's home while they're away or at work and they just...

17:50don't leave.

17:52That person comes home and has no idea that there's a stranger in their walls or their basement or...

17:58in this case, the attic.

18:00Now that he's killed James, I wouldn't be surprised if Byron is creeping around his next victim's attic right now.

18:07Froggers were often deprived of human connection and use their voyeuristic position to connect with their victims.

18:14There's this vicarious thrill they get from staying in someone's home or their life.

18:20Most of the time, it traces back to early childhood because they were forced to hide due to trauma, shame,

18:26deep insecurity.

18:29Hey, Bo. You want a treat?

18:32There you go.

18:35Now, by spying on someone's most naked and vulnerable moments, they get to actually connect.

18:41A lot of the time, it goes back months or even years and it's usually non-violent, but occasionally, things

18:46take a turn.

18:49Byron used to use his victims' phones to gain access to their personal life. It's how he got to know

18:53them.

18:54But now, without his job or that access, he's infiltrating their lives, studying them 24-7.

19:01So, Byron got to know James by spying on him.

19:04But moving into a victim's house, that is a high-risk move.

19:09Accidental contact is bound to happen. So, he gets caught, there's a confrontation, and he kills James with a fork.

19:16So, all his encounters have gone wrong. You're saying he's gonna keep doing this.

19:21What happens when it goes right?

19:23It never will.

19:25Byron's still trying to shortcut normal social development.

19:28He's using the information that he gathered during frogging to create a chance meeting with his victims.

19:32Just like his previous MO, he's gonna craft himself into what he thinks is the perfect match for the object

19:37of his obsession.

19:39But it's gonna be just as manufactured and empty as before. So, when he inevitably gets rejected, he's gonna kill

19:47again.

19:54What happens when he gets rejected?

19:57Hey buddy, walk time!

20:00Bo, where you going? Bo, come on, boy let's go!

20:08Oh, come on, boy. Let's go.

20:16Hey.

20:18I'm sorry, I didn't know Eric had company.

20:20I'm Lee, the dog walker.

20:22Uh, just here to take him for a walk.

20:26But, uh, what are you doing?

20:29You know, I can come back another time.

20:34Oh, come on.

20:35Come on.

20:37Come on.

20:38Come on.

20:40Oh, man.

20:43Hey.

20:45Hey.

20:47Hey.

20:57Hey.

20:59Hey.

21:00Hey.

21:02Hey.

21:03Hey.

21:05Hey.

21:10Hey.

21:26Hey.

21:28Hey.

21:31Hey.

21:39Hey.

21:58Hey.

22:12Hey.

22:20Hey.

22:23Hey.

22:25Hey.

22:26Hey.

22:28Hey.

22:40Hey.

22:56Hey.

22:59Hey.

23:02Hey.

23:26Hey.

23:29Hey.

23:39Hey.

23:42Hey.

23:54Hey.

23:57Hey.

23:59Hey.

23:59No, it's fine. I'll get one of the officers to drop me off.

24:02Okay, Bex, please be careful.

24:05You be careful. I'm the one talking to an innocent man.

24:08Tell him we're getting him out.

24:13You know what this means. I got a shotgun.

24:23What's up, Snowflake?

24:26What's up, Snowflake?

24:29Who can I hang up with that coat with you, girl?

24:31Here's the thing about Victor Rosa.

24:32He ain't once taken responsibility for what he's done.

24:37This is a place of rehabilitation.

24:40Can't start that journey unless you're on what got you here in the first.

24:44Yeah, I bet a lot of inmates claim they're innocent.

24:48You ever get one that actually was, though?

24:51You hear them tell it? They all are.

24:53Come to think of it, we must be the most saintly square block in America.

24:57Victor get many visitors?

24:59Only his wife.

25:00She comes every week, hasn't done for years.

25:03You know, it's hard for family members.

25:05They can't accept the truth.

25:07Especially when they're incarcerated, can't face it themselves.

25:17It'll take as long as you need.

25:18It'll take as long as you need.

25:35Um, actually, this is about, this is about the murder of James Wilson.

25:43Never heard of him.

25:45You sure? Because it says that he sent you letters twice while you've been in prison.

25:51These were written to the East Side Ripper.

25:54That's not me.

25:56Okay, they weren't written to you.

25:59But what did you do with them?

26:00I mean, I know that the prison screens them, but once you actually got them, did you keep them?

26:04Look, my lawyer said it was all right.

26:05They're my property, I can share them with whoever I want.

26:08What do you mean, share them?

26:10Sorry, who did you share these with?

26:17Hey, listen to this.

26:19It's from Kenneth Wiley.

26:20Dear Mr. Ripper, I am writing to you today as someone who has the utmost respect and understanding for what

26:26you have gone through.

26:27Mr. Ripper?

26:28Yeah.

26:29We need a watch list for anyone sending fan mail to serial killers.

26:32Especially the ones using honorific titles.

26:34Fanboy or not, Mr. Wiley is a potential victim.

26:38I just got confirmation from local officers.

26:41They're en route to all three locations.

26:42I tell them we're five minutes out from Wiley's and we're going to cross them off the list one by

26:46one.

26:46Copy.

26:49I'd like to report a missing dog.

26:51And when did you last see your missing dog?

26:53At home this morning before I left for work.

26:57Any more details you can see?

26:59He went out with my dog walker, but I can't reach him and he hasn't come home yet.

27:03He's a multicolored Pomeranian.

27:06He's mostly black.

27:08Two years old.

27:09His name is Bo.

27:11He's a microchip.

27:12Yes, he is.

27:13He's my birth.

27:17He's a microchip.

27:17So, okay, wait.

27:18Go, boy.

27:23Victor, I want to help you.

27:25Okay?

27:27Look, I get it.

27:28You don't trust law enforcement.

27:29I wouldn't either if I were in your shoes, but...

27:34I'm going to level with you, okay?

27:36The DA that convicted you, he ignored evidence due to political pressure to get a conviction.

27:40He also suppressed critical testimony.

27:42Believe me when I say I want to help you.

27:49My wife visits me every week.

27:54Ten years.

27:57I'm not the only one in prison.

27:59Do you understand?

28:01My son thinks I'm a killer.

28:07He doesn't visit.

28:08He doesn't write anymore.

28:10I'm sorry.

28:12He said that he still loves me.

28:15That he understands what horrible mistakes I've made.

28:23But he's not going to visit me until I confess that I'm the East Side Ripper.

28:31So, admit that I'm a monster, that I'm not, or never see my son again.

28:41What kind of choice is that?

28:48It's a choice you don't have to make.

28:51I know you're innocent.

28:56Victor, I need your help to prove that.

29:00Okay.

29:13I think I found a friend of yours.

29:15Oh, my God.

29:17I can't believe it.

29:20Where did you find them?

29:22Just wandering over by the park.

29:24Yeah.

29:25I saw the address on the collar and figured I'd just walk over here.

29:28I don't know how I'm going to be able to thank you.

29:31Oh.

29:38Do you want to come in?

29:39Can I get you a drink or something?

29:43Yeah.

29:44A drink would be nice.

29:45Yeah, thanks.

29:46Thanks.

29:47Yeah.

29:56Morales, new wrinkle.

29:57There's evidence that Byron has been to each of the houses that we've been to, but by the

30:00looks of it, he didn't stay long.

30:02But he cased the others before settling on James?

30:04Yeah, that's what it looks like.

30:05We've only got one person left on the list.

30:07Hey, how come we can't get a hold of Bex?

30:09She's still at the prison.

30:10She had to give up her comms and her phone.

30:12All right.

30:12Let her know we're on our way to the last house and Tamita's there.

30:18Who did you send James Wilson's letters to?

30:22Victor, look.

30:23I can't tell you why, but this information, it could get you out of here.

30:29Her name is Kendra Wilcox.

30:31She's a famous crime writer.

30:33She's gotten people exonerated before.

30:35It's the only reason I wrote her back.

30:37And she specifically asked for the letters?

30:40She asked for everything.

30:41I gave her case files, letters from my family, the fan mail, all of it.

30:46Okay.

30:46Mail.

30:47Phone call.

30:48Thanks.

30:49Sorry, Victor, one second.

30:52Anderson.

30:52Bex.

30:53We've been trying to get a hold of you.

30:54The guys have searched all the houses on the list, and there was evidence that Byron was

30:57there, but now we've run out of fan mail.

30:59Okay.

31:00Byron focused on the fan mail because it gave him acceptance and understanding, so who else?

31:04Who else would write Victor letters expressing acceptance and understanding for the Eastside

31:08Ripper's crimes?

31:14Hey, you said your son.

31:15He used to write you letters?

31:17Eric hasn't written me in a long time.

31:20Morales.

31:24My name's Eric, by the way.

31:26Eric Rosa.

31:28Byron.

31:29It's nice to meet you.

31:31Cheers.

31:37Byron Pose is a famous crime writer who promised to help Victor with the case, and

31:40that's why Victor sent him everything.

31:42So, Victor thinks he's been emailing someone who can help prove his innocence, but really,

31:45he's been talking to the actual killer all along.

31:47Morales, did you find Eric Rosa's letters that he sent his father?

31:49Yeah.

31:50Listen to this.

31:51People talk about the Eastside Ripper like he's a monster, and I understand why.

31:55You and I both know life isn't that simple.

31:58Nothing is black and white.

31:59I know you have a lot of love in your heart, but I can't be in your life unless you

32:03admit

32:04to being a murderer and ask for forgiveness for your crimes.

32:07That's exactly what Byron would want to read.

32:09I need Eric's phone number right now.

32:12And I was just running by the park when I saw him alone.

32:16I'm training for a marathon.

32:18Oh, no way.

32:20The Chatsville?

32:22Yeah.

32:23Me too.

32:24We got a train together.

32:26I got a group of buddies.

32:27We all go running in the mornings.

32:28Oh, yeah, definitely.

32:31Oh, man.

32:32I'm sorry, but I gotta probably call it a night.

32:36Gotta get up early for work.

32:37The old grindstone, huh?

32:39Mm-hmm.

32:40All good.

32:46Um, listen, thank you for bringing him home.

32:51I don't know what I would have done if I lost him.

32:54Of course.

32:55And no worries.

32:56I have to go visit my dad tomorrow anyway.

32:59Oh, where does he live?

33:01He's, uh, in prison.

33:05He's a good guy, but he got into a fight with someone.

33:07And it's been a really hard few years, but it's a long story.

33:15I'm so sorry, man.

33:16That really sucks.

33:18Yeah.

33:20Anyway, I don't know why I just said all that.

33:24Oversharing.

33:27I'll see you around.

33:29Hey, wait.

33:30Um, believe it or not, I know what that's like.

33:37Uh, my dad's in prison, too.

33:42I don't talk about it a lot, but, um, my dad is Victor Rosa.

33:50He's the Eastside Ripper.

33:55Wow.

33:56Yeah.

33:56Uh, most people are pretty freaked out when I tell them.

34:00Well, that's not very fair to you.

34:06Uh, sorry.

34:07Just one second.

34:15Oh, God.

34:18What is it?

34:19What's wrong?

34:19Um, my dog walker's body was just found, um, someone killed him.

34:29I guess that's why Beau was wandering around lost.

34:37How'd you know his name is Beau?

34:39His car.

34:41It's just an address on the car.

34:53He isn't picking up.

34:57Oh, well, if his name's not on his car, you must have said it, then.

35:03Yeah.

35:05Yeah, you're probably right.

35:06Um, uh, um, listen, I should probably deal with this, so.

35:11Okay.

35:13Okay.

35:14Well, this was really nice.

35:17I hope to see you around.

35:21Yeah, yeah.

35:24Yeah.

36:00Stace?

36:01Eric Rosa, this is the FBI.

36:02Are you home right now?

36:03The, the, the FBI?

36:05I need you to be quiet and listen to me.

36:06We have reason to believe that there's a dangerous intruder in your house.

36:08You need to get out and go somewhere safe now.

36:10We'll be there in two minutes.

36:11Wait, uh, uh, are you talking about the weirdo guy, Byron?

36:16Did he kill my dog walker?

36:18Eric, get out of your house now.

36:20No, no, no, no, no.

36:21It's fine.

36:23He just left.

36:24No, he didn't.

36:25He is in your house right now.

36:28Eric.

36:31Eric.

36:34Eric.

36:35Eric.

36:36Eric.

36:37Eric.

36:38Eric.

36:48Stop, please, stop.

36:52What do you want from me?

36:53I just want to be your friend.

36:55Eric.

36:56I know you can forgive me.

36:58I know because you said so yourself.

37:01What, what are you talking about?

37:04In your letters, you said that you could forgive the East Side Ripper.

37:08No, I, I wrote those letters to my dad.

37:15Oh, my God.

37:20Help me!

37:21Somebody help me, please!

37:23Hey, hey!

37:24Byron, drop the knife!

37:25Byron, drop it!

37:36We just need your fingerprints, right?

37:43You're right.

37:44You're okay.

37:45Come on.

37:50Call the cleaners.

37:51Wait, stop, stop, stop.

37:53Shane's right.

37:54We're not cleaning this one up.

38:00Victor Rosa will never be free if they don't find the real killer.

38:06Masani.

38:17More or less in about 30 minutes, Pittsburgh PD is about to send over some prints.

38:21Make sure they're a match this time.

38:23Will do.

38:26Oh, my God.

38:27Victor!

38:28Victor!

38:28Thanks, you are welcome.

38:29Hey!

38:30I'm sorry.

38:31What are you doing?

38:32What?

38:34The lawyer says you're getting out.

38:36This new evidence that fingerprints change everything.

38:39You'll have the appeal filed tonight.

38:57Eric, come here.

39:00Eric, come here.

39:01Come here.

39:01Oh, my God.

39:15Hey.

39:17Hey.

39:25Okay.

39:26Thanks for letting me know.

39:28Hey.

39:30I just got off the phone with Eric Rosa.

39:32His father is going to be a free man.

39:34Hey, we did the right thing.

39:36There will be consequences.

39:39Lazarus wants to talk to us.

39:40Let her.

39:41Just help.

39:42This ain't justice.

39:43Mm-hmm.

39:47You know, there's always been this part of me that daydreamed when I finally met my mom.

39:54She'd be a good person.

39:55You know?

39:56Just misunderstood or wrongly convicted.

39:59Like Victor Rosa.

40:02Yeah.

40:02Hey.

40:04You really think she attacked Cyrus' convoy?

40:08I do.

40:13Okay.

40:17Hey.

40:20We still don't have proof.

40:24Well, we need to find some.

40:44We're after a killer puppet maker.

40:47This is not what I expected.

40:53The Hunting Party.

40:55New next Thursday on NBC and Peacock.

41:00The victim was a fighter.

41:03Something went sideways.

41:06You ever seen anything like this?

41:08This is a first.

41:09SVU.

41:10New next Thursday on NBC and Peacock.

The Hunting Party S02E10: The Hunter Becomes the Hunted | NBC Crime Thriller 2026

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