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00:00:04Let's go.
00:01:42I have to go.
00:01:47I have to go.
00:02:16I have to go.
00:02:53I have to go.
00:03:22I propose a toast to Graham.
00:03:25The last one to be bucked off the horse and the first one back in the saddle.
00:03:31So tell us about your job.
00:03:33Really?
00:03:34Yeah.
00:03:35It sucks.
00:03:36You know, I sit there all day watching billions of pixels race by trying to figure out which
00:03:40ones to grab to maximize our clients' profitability.
00:03:44Sounds familiar.
00:03:45Yeah, only now, knowing how bad the economy can get, it kind of, well, it kind of takes the fun
00:03:50out of it.
00:03:51Yeah, fiscal responsibility.
00:03:53I mean, who goes into investment banking for that?
00:03:56Right.
00:03:56Okay.
00:03:56So, uh, how's Conor married?
00:03:59Yeah, I'm working too hard.
00:04:01Yeah, neglecting his beautiful wife, I'm sure.
00:04:04No, not tonight.
00:04:05It's his birthday.
00:04:06Ooh, what do you have planned?
00:04:09Nice dinner, candlelight, champagne.
00:04:12What are you going to wear?
00:04:13What would you like to know?
00:04:15Actually, I would.
00:04:16I'm just saying.
00:04:17Look, Maren, if you were my wife, I would never be late from work.
00:04:22I'd be home every night in your arms.
00:04:28I know it's awkward, me having a job and you guys still looking for work.
00:04:32Hey, I'm enjoying unemployment.
00:04:34I get to be a full-time mom.
00:04:36Uh-huh.
00:04:36And I get to do all the things I never have time to, like tap class, art lessons, rock climbing.
00:04:42Now, hold on, you doing all that stuff?
00:04:44No, but I have time to.
00:04:46Good for you.
00:04:47I'm going to get this.
00:04:48Oh, you're too good to us.
00:04:51Next time it's on me.
00:04:52All right, see ya.
00:04:56Great to see ya.
00:04:57Oh.
00:04:59It was nice to see you, too.
00:05:12119-140.
00:05:13Roger 75.
00:05:145-9-70.
00:05:1970, 80, 80.
00:05:21No!
00:05:27Detective is Patrick.
00:05:30Solomon, I don't have my mind.
00:05:31Right.
00:05:32The male victim is Michael Hollis.
00:05:35He lived here with his wife and two children.
00:05:36She and the kids are away in Florida visiting her mother.
00:05:39He was supposed to call them at 5 p.m.
00:05:41He does that every day when they're away.
00:05:43When he didn't and she couldn't reach him,
00:05:45she calls the neighbor,
00:05:46comes over, discovers the bodies at 8.15.
00:05:49Time of death?
00:05:50Current best guest got at about 1.
00:05:52Looks like they were having a nooner.
00:05:54And the woman?
00:05:55Ann Fetterman. She lived in Elmhurst.
00:05:58She's married, daughter in junior high.
00:06:01Her husband's got a contracting firm on the island.
00:06:04Have you spoken to him?
00:06:06Yeah, yeah, he's on his way in now to ID the body,
00:06:08and Mrs. Hollis is on a plane for Miami.
00:06:11That's an extremely clean cut.
00:06:14It's almost surgical.
00:06:16So the killer severed just the ring finger?
00:06:19Just the ring finger.
00:06:21And his, too.
00:06:24But whoever killed them
00:06:27wasn't interested in the rings.
00:06:57I'm not going to be home for a while.
00:06:59How long am I?
00:07:00I don't know.
00:07:01We have an emergency appendectomy,
00:07:02and I'm the only surgeon on duty.
00:07:04Don't wait up, okay?
00:07:06All right.
00:07:07I'll keep a plate warm for you.
00:07:08Okay. Thanks. Sorry.
00:07:15Happy birthday.
00:07:39Are you sure the name doesn't ring it up?
00:07:41No, she never mentioned Michael Hollis.
00:07:42So you don't know how they met?
00:07:44Obviously.
00:07:45Did you know that your wife was having an affair,
00:07:47Mr. Fetterman?
00:07:50My teenage daughter is home alone,
00:07:51and I have to go tell her her mother's been murdered.
00:07:55And then I have funeral arrangements to make.
00:07:57You understand, Mr. Fetterman?
00:07:59There is nothing I can tell you about what happened to my wife
00:08:02or the man she was with.
00:08:05I'm done here.
00:08:06Mr. Fetterman!
00:08:10My wife had been murdered.
00:08:12I'm pretty sure I want to know why.
00:08:15He said he was on a job site at the time of the murder.
00:08:17No one can corroborate that.
00:08:20Find out everything you can on this guy.
00:08:22Hey.
00:08:23Everything.
00:08:25Let's go ahead.
00:08:28Hi, you're on Do Ask, Do Tell. Who's calling?
00:08:31Hi, Pamela. My name's Vicki.
00:08:33What's on your mind today, Vicki?
00:08:35Well, frequency.
00:08:37My husband, he wants to, you know, do it all the time.
00:08:41How often is all the time?
00:08:42Every day, if he could.
00:08:44How long have you been married?
00:08:45A little over five years.
00:08:47Then you're doing something right, girlfriend.
00:08:49He's still interested.
00:08:51Thanks for calling.
00:08:52Hello?
00:08:53Hey, Grant.
00:08:56Sure.
00:08:58Lunch sounds great.
00:09:07This place is fantastic.
00:09:09Yeah.
00:09:10It's only been open a few months, but it's already named my favorite.
00:09:13Well, you look beautiful.
00:09:16Cheers.
00:09:16Cheers.
00:09:20So who's this client you're out here to see?
00:09:22Client?
00:09:23Um, I kind of fibbed about that.
00:09:28You know, I was stuck at my desk and I was bored out of my mind.
00:09:31And I had an overwhelming desire to, um, play hooky.
00:09:38So you lied about having business in Brooklyn?
00:09:41Yep, not here for Brooklyn.
00:09:43Here for you.
00:09:48I don't understand.
00:09:51How are you?
00:09:52What do you mean?
00:09:54No, it's just, when I look at you, you look like someone who's lonely and frustrated.
00:10:04Well, I'm not.
00:10:06Really?
00:10:10And why are you still holding my hand?
00:10:18Let's go to my place.
00:10:21Graham.
00:10:22No.
00:10:23Stop.
00:10:23Come on.
00:10:24You know you want to.
00:10:25No.
00:10:26I don't.
00:10:27Yeah.
00:10:28You do.
00:10:33All right.
00:10:35I'm sorry.
00:10:37Came on too strong.
00:10:41Maren.
00:10:44Um.
00:10:46Whenever you're ready, I'm here.
00:11:20I got 7 personas on my phone.
00:11:21No, it's extra on us.
00:11:21Yes, sir?
00:11:33I got a backseat.
00:11:54Dr. Davis, telephone, please.
00:12:08Hey, what are you doing here?
00:12:11Do we have something today?
00:12:13Maybe.
00:12:27Okay, you know what, we've got to stop it.
00:12:29This isn't the time or the place.
00:12:30I'm sorry.
00:12:33Then what is?
00:12:35You never touch me anymore, Connor.
00:12:39Is there someone else?
00:12:40For God's sake, no.
00:12:42Then what?
00:12:43You're not attracted to me anymore?
00:12:45No, I'm a surgical resident.
00:12:48I'm working.
00:12:49I'm working harder than I ever have, okay?
00:12:51And harder than I ever will again.
00:12:55Look, Maren, we're fine, okay?
00:12:59I love you.
00:13:00And I'm sorry if I'm not the stud you'd like me to be right now, but I will do whatever.
00:13:07But I am actually late for a staff meeting.
00:13:10I gotta go.
00:13:11I'm sorry.
00:13:12I'll see you tonight.
00:13:13Okay?
00:13:14Promise.
00:13:15Promise?
00:13:16Promise.
00:13:24So Fetterman's ex-military.
00:13:26He's still in the reserves.
00:13:27He's an expert marksman, belongs to a gun club.
00:13:29He owns over a dozen registered firearms.
00:13:33No criminal record?
00:13:35No.
00:13:36No, and there's still no physical evidence linking you to the crime.
00:13:40Most people are murdered by someone they know.
00:13:43Especially when infidelity is involved.
00:13:45Okay, so we got motive, capability, and no alibi.
00:13:50So let's pay my visit.
00:13:52Meet me back here in an hour.
00:13:55You know, one thing still puzzles me, though.
00:13:57Hollis and Fetterman's wife, and they were from completely different worlds.
00:14:01How do they know each other?
00:14:03That's a very good question.
00:14:35How do you know each other?
00:14:38I'm in this interview, and I've been close to Marisa.
00:14:39I have Lee, in the first order of being too busy today.
00:14:39I can't empower these people to be late, you can't get shot again.
00:14:39Where does the law go?
00:14:40The law of respect all expenses and those pains are on the freedom.
00:14:55He attends a playoff before a man leaving football,
00:14:55but he ch Squ lame.
00:14:55I alwaysシQUE.
00:14:56Here's your plan.
00:14:56And there's no way to decorate if anybody else.
00:15:04You're on the air.
00:15:05Do you have a question for our guest, Brooke McCall?
00:15:07Hi, yeah, look.
00:15:09Let's get real here, Brooke.
00:15:10Isn't your website just, you know, pornography?
00:15:13Oh, my goodness.
00:15:14Not at all.
00:15:15But you're selling sex.
00:15:17Actually, we're not selling anything.
00:15:18We're a networking site.
00:15:20Yeah, for sex.
00:15:22Tell me, caller, are you married?
00:15:24Yes.
00:15:24Have you ever had an affair?
00:15:26No.
00:15:27Have you ever been tempted to?
00:15:30Come on now, caller.
00:15:32This is do ask, do tell.
00:15:33Be honest.
00:15:35Well, yeah, once.
00:15:36But I didn't.
00:15:37I love my husband.
00:15:38Well, wandering eye embraces both realities.
00:15:40That you can love your spouse but still need more.
00:15:44Like sex with a stranger.
00:15:45Not a stranger.
00:15:46Someone who's in the same predicament you're in.
00:15:49Someone who wants to preserve a marriage they value
00:15:51but at the same time enjoy the pleasure of being with someone else.
00:15:54You make it sound like there are no consequences.
00:15:57Oh, there are.
00:15:58We help save a lot of marriages.
00:16:00Come on.
00:16:02When you were tempted to stray, was it with someone you knew?
00:16:05Yeah.
00:16:05A neighbor.
00:16:07And that's probably one of the reasons,
00:16:08if not the reason, you didn't do it, right?
00:16:11Well, sure.
00:16:12It would have been complicated.
00:16:13That's why wandering eye works.
00:16:16We keep things from getting complicated
00:16:17and that's what our members value most.
00:16:19Discretion.
00:16:30You ready?
00:16:31We know how Michael Hollis and Ed Fetterman met.
00:16:34This is Hollis' computer.
00:16:36One his wife never used.
00:16:38They gave it to the geeks
00:16:40and look what they found.
00:16:46What is it?
00:16:47It's a website where married people
00:16:49meet other married people who want to get it on.
00:16:51Wandering eye.
00:16:56I mean, look what they will do.
00:17:04He's waiting.
00:17:05He's waiting.
00:17:05What does he want to do?
00:17:07He wants to.
00:17:07He wants to.
00:17:08He will evacuate her.
00:17:08He wants to.
00:17:08He's waiting.
00:17:08Shut up.ed
00:17:09up. craw
00:17:19Saan.
00:18:15Detectives, can I help you?
00:18:16We have a couple questions for you, Mr. Fetterman, if that's okay.
00:18:22Have you ever heard of a networking site called Wandering Eye?
00:18:25No.
00:18:26What does it have to do with my wife?
00:18:28We found email exchanges between her and Hollis on his computer through a Wandering Eye account.
00:18:34You think that's how they met?
00:18:37Did your wife want a computer, Mr. Fetterman?
00:18:48Here it is.
00:18:50I found it yesterday.
00:18:51I didn't know she had it.
00:18:52Were you able to read her emails?
00:18:54Why on earth would I do that, Detective?
00:18:56My wife was murdered in another man's bed.
00:18:58I think the time to be the jealous husband has passed.
00:19:01I assume you need to take this?
00:19:03Mm-hmm.
00:19:03Yes.
00:19:05Let's be quick about it.
00:19:06My daughter will be home from school soon.
00:19:08Mr. Fetterman, do you own a 38?
00:19:12Is that what the killer used?
00:19:13Do you?
00:19:40They're all legal and registered.
00:19:44Are you assuming you need to take this, too?
00:20:00The guy gives me the creeps.
00:20:01He just found the computer yesterday.
00:20:03It's convenient.
00:20:06We need to put a shadow on him.
00:20:08I'm on it.
00:20:08I'm on it.
00:20:38I'm on it.
00:20:49I'm on it.
00:20:56Alison?
00:20:58Yeah.
00:20:59Lucas.
00:20:59Hi, Lucas.
00:21:00Nice to meet you.
00:21:01Yeah, you too.
00:21:03Wow.
00:21:04You're even prettier than you said you were.
00:21:07Oh, thanks.
00:21:10That sounded like a line, didn't it?
00:21:12Uh, yeah.
00:21:13I'm sorry.
00:21:15I'm just...
00:21:15I've never done this before.
00:21:18It sounded like a line, too.
00:21:20It's okay.
00:21:21Let's face it.
00:21:22This is really weird.
00:21:25Yeah, definitely weird.
00:21:28Yeah.
00:21:30Um, what are you having?
00:21:32Coffee.
00:21:32A refill on the coffee and, um, a glass of white wine, please.
00:21:38Actually, make that two white wines.
00:21:41Thanks.
00:22:10Yes.
00:22:10Yes, ma'am.
00:22:13I love Blair I really do and I still want her sexually not if she doesn't want to be with
00:22:21me
00:22:23these days I don't have to tell you right you're married to a doctor too
00:22:29I couldn't believe it when I read your profile I thought here's my mirror image
00:22:34you want to know the truth the idea of having an affair of being unfaithful to Blair
00:22:41it depresses me it feels like a violation of everything I believe in
00:22:47I know when I said my wedding vows I meant them
00:22:55but I can't stop thinking about being with someone else
00:23:01especially now
00:23:07I checked in after I landed
00:23:09I've got a room
00:23:17not yet
00:23:21sure
00:23:23no I understand
00:23:36so I'm here the rest of the week what do you say we just keep in touch and we'll see
00:23:41what happens
00:23:42okay and whatever happens or doesn't I'm really glad that we met
00:23:48me too
00:23:54I'm sorry
00:23:55no that was nice
00:24:01bye
00:24:02bye
00:24:11Williamsburg
00:24:13I'm sorry
00:24:14yeah
00:24:14I will.
00:24:44I will.
00:25:23I will.
00:25:24Hey, it's me.
00:25:25Hey, you're coming up.
00:25:32Mommy's here.
00:25:33Yeah.
00:25:34Mommy's here.
00:25:36How was the movie?
00:25:37I laughed and cried.
00:25:39And it was short enough.
00:25:40I had time to get a manicure.
00:25:42Nice.
00:25:43And how was the movie?
00:25:44How did you two get along?
00:25:46Well, she's not the most dazzling conversationalist, but I only had to change one diaper.
00:25:51Only one?
00:25:53You're saving best for mommy, aren't you?
00:25:56Hey, that smells good.
00:25:59Connor's actually going to be home for dinner.
00:26:01How are things with you guys?
00:26:04Huh?
00:26:04Status quo.
00:26:06Hmm.
00:26:08And he went from Graham about openings at his company.
00:26:10No, and I'm not going to call him.
00:26:12I don't want to give him the wrong impression.
00:26:14Right.
00:26:16Do you want something to drink?
00:26:17Water or anything?
00:26:18No.
00:26:19I better take your highness home.
00:26:21Okay.
00:26:22Hmm.
00:26:25Bye, miss.
00:26:27Bye.
00:26:28Bye.
00:26:29Thanks again for today.
00:26:31It's my pleasure.
00:26:33I owe you one.
00:26:34No, you don't.
00:26:36Say hi to Connor.
00:26:37I will.
00:26:38Bye.
00:26:38Bye.
00:26:40Shh.
00:26:55Bye.
00:26:57Bye.
00:27:02Bye.
00:27:04Bye.
00:27:48Hey.
00:29:20Good morning, Roberts.
00:29:21Good morning.
00:29:23It's all yours.
00:29:25See you later.
00:29:26Good morning, Roberts.
00:29:48Good morning, Roberts.
00:29:54It's another side of me.
00:30:00Something takes more power.
00:30:06Desire gets stronger.
00:30:11Where will it take me?
00:30:17It's scary.
00:30:34It's scary.
00:30:45It's scary.
00:30:47It's scary.
00:30:48It's scary.
00:30:48Oh, my God.
00:31:18Oh, my God.
00:32:12Oh, my God.
00:32:20Oh, my God.
00:32:54Oh, my God.
00:33:00Hey, how you doing?
00:33:01Oh, my God.
00:33:40What are you doing?
00:33:42Why are you following me?
00:33:43Hey, stop, Tony.
00:33:45You're ever arrested, Mr. Fetterman.
00:33:53You're lucky your officer wasn't injured.
00:33:55Why did you attack the car, Mr. Fetterman?
00:33:58That's not the right question.
00:33:59Why did you make an unprovoked attack on...
00:34:01Why did you make an unprovoked attack on...
00:34:01That is not the right question!
00:34:04The question is, why are you following me?
00:34:07Why are you watching my house?
00:34:08We're investigating the murder of your wife, Mr. Fetterman.
00:34:11You think I killed her?
00:34:12You think I killed her, don't you?
00:34:12You think I murdered Ann?
00:34:14It is our responsibility to conduct a thorough investigation.
00:34:17What is wrong with you people?
00:34:20I love my wife.
00:34:22Do you have any idea what it felt like to hear that she was dead, to see her dead, and
00:34:28to know she had been with another man?
00:34:31And it was everything to me.
00:34:32I trusted her completely, and she died betraying me, betraying us.
00:34:39Can you imagine what it feels like, knowing that?
00:34:50Murder my wife and leave our daughter without a mother?
00:34:52What kind of person do you think I am?
00:35:01Why was there a loaded gun in your glove compartment?
00:35:04I bought it there the other day.
00:35:07They're here, you know that, don't you?
00:35:10Wondering Eye, their offices are in Queens.
00:35:13I was so angry when I discovered the site on Andy's computer, I wanted to blame somebody for what had
00:35:18happened.
00:35:19I wanted to blame them.
00:35:22So I drove over there to confront them to...
00:35:26I'm not sure what.
00:35:29Couldn't get out of the car.
00:35:32Couldn't do it.
00:35:35My daughter needs me now.
00:35:39She needs me so much.
00:35:43And it wasn't her fault.
00:35:47It was Anne's.
00:35:55Do you like a good coffee, Mr. Lee?
00:35:58Yeah.
00:36:15What was that?
00:36:17Was that just an act for our benefit?
00:36:18Felt real to me.
00:36:19Yeah.
00:36:22Yeah.
00:36:22Yeah, Ballistic's got back to us on his 38.
00:36:24It's not the murder weapon.
00:36:28I'm gonna give him a cup of coffee and then I'm gonna let him go.
00:36:31Look at the attack on the car.
00:36:35Right.
00:36:35Okay.
00:36:37So...
00:36:39Back to square one.
00:36:43Yep.
00:37:06So...
00:37:06What about the wife?
00:37:08The wife was a thousand miles away.
00:37:11And I don't see her hiring a hitman.
00:37:13A burglary gone wrong.
00:37:14Nothing was taken.
00:37:15Yeah, but they didn't get a chance to.
00:37:16They had a chance to take the wedding rings, but didn't.
00:37:20That was the message.
00:37:22Yeah.
00:37:24What the hell does that mean?
00:37:39You come here often?
00:37:40Yeah, we stay here whenever I come to New York.
00:37:48Thanks.
00:37:55I would love a glass of wine.
00:37:58Sure.
00:38:15You don't stay here for the view?
00:38:18No.
00:38:19It's mostly out of necessity.
00:38:22Being so close to the airport.
00:38:30I know that it's not in the city.
00:38:33But to tell you the truth, I really enjoy the quiet time alone.
00:38:37Yeah.
00:38:38I know what you mean.
00:38:46You...
00:38:47Are so beautiful.
00:38:50Are so beautiful.
00:39:34What is this?
00:39:35What's wrong?
00:39:39Talk to me.
00:39:40I can't do this.
00:39:43I'm sorry.
00:39:46I can't do this.
00:39:47I thought I could, but...
00:39:50I just can't.
00:39:53It's just...
00:39:55Your vows.
00:39:58Yeah.
00:40:00Yeah.
00:40:02Hey.
00:40:04What do you say...
00:40:06We just...
00:40:08Get back to our wine.
00:40:10Huh?
00:40:14I'd like that.
00:40:15I'd like that a lot.
00:40:36I should probably get going.
00:40:45Here.
00:40:48Here.
00:40:50Here.
00:40:50Thanks.
00:40:56Oh.
00:40:57I have a confession.
00:40:59My name's not Allison.
00:41:01It's Maren Abbott.
00:41:03Oh. Sorry I lied to you.
00:41:08It's okay.
00:41:09I mean, who knew what we were getting
00:41:11ourselves into here, right?
00:41:14I wasn't smart enough
00:41:15to use an alias.
00:41:18You know what I think?
00:41:19What?
00:41:20I think your wife is gonna come back around.
00:41:24Oh, yeah? What makes you say that?
00:41:26Woman's intuition.
00:41:34Take care of yourself, Lucas.
00:41:38You too, Maren.
00:41:41Bye.
00:41:41Bye.
00:41:44Bye.
00:41:46Bye.
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00:45:14What are you doing up?
00:45:17I'm just gonna... I'm just gonna get some water.
00:45:46Housekeeping! Housekeeping!
00:46:00Housekeeping!
00:46:07Fitzpatrick?
00:46:12Well?
00:46:15I'm all right.
00:46:19Look, why are you calling me?
00:46:27We haven't released that information yet, have you know that?
00:46:35Hey, I was looking for you.
00:46:37You talked to Ian Malkowitz? Homicide detective, Queens.
00:46:41Yeah, we went to the academy together.
00:46:42You told him about the severed finger in the Hollis Vetterman case?
00:46:45Oh, yeah, well, you know, we were having a beer and talking shop.
00:46:49A man was found murdered in his hotel room near JFK this morning.
00:46:52Mankowitz is part of the investigative team.
00:46:54The lead investigator just called me.
00:46:55The dead man was mutilated in the same way.
00:46:58Okay.
00:46:59Bring that with you. We're going to Queens.
00:47:03Well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well, well.
00:47:12In the news today, Queens police have not yet released the identity of the man whose body was discovered this
00:47:17morning at the luxury travel hotel near the airport.
00:47:20But hotel staff indicated the man, an apparent homicide victim, was a frequent guest there.
00:47:26In other news, the mayor's office reiterated that...
00:47:54There he is.
00:47:57That's Will Atherton.
00:47:58He's the leading best gift.
00:48:00Only in Queens.
00:48:01It's my case.
00:48:04Still, that's the guy that cut the subway stocker, huh?
00:48:07That's the guy.
00:48:08Well, you know him.
00:48:11I was married to him.
00:48:17He was shot at close range with a small caliber gun.
00:48:2038?
00:48:20Yeah, probably.
00:48:21Glad he had been here overnight.
00:48:22He was killed yesterday afternoon.
00:48:27Any sign of a struggle?
00:48:28Uh, no.
00:48:29He appears to have been caught completely off guard.
00:48:31Maybe because he knew the shooter.
00:48:32Well, he was definitely with somebody.
00:48:34We collected two empty wine glasses with two sets of prints.
00:48:37One with lipstick traces.
00:48:38And earlier that day, he was seen in the hotel dining room with a woman.
00:48:42Young, attractive, well-dressed.
00:48:44Waitstaff couldn't tell if it was a business meeting or a date.
00:48:47She and the victim left together.
00:48:49Well, presumably, he came back here.
00:48:50Where they drank wine at noon?
00:48:52Sounds like a date to me.
00:48:54Well, it didn't get very far.
00:48:55He was dressed.
00:48:56Bed was made.
00:48:57You said he came here often?
00:48:58Every other month for about a week at a time.
00:49:00Is he in the habit of holding business meetings here?
00:49:02Not according to the staff we talked to.
00:49:04That's definitely a date.
00:49:06Was he married?
00:49:07Yeah.
00:49:07His wife's a doctor in Ohio.
00:49:09Two kids.
00:49:10She's flying in tonight to identify the body.
00:49:13So, he's in New York on business.
00:49:15Lonely.
00:49:16Meet someone.
00:49:17Invites her back to his room.
00:49:20And things go seriously wrong.
00:49:22Okay.
00:49:22So, other than the mutilations, what is connecting this to the Hollis-Fedema murders?
00:49:27Do you have a laptop?
00:49:29Yeah, we've got it.
00:49:30Forensics took it back to the station.
00:49:32I want to see it.
00:49:33You bet.
00:49:34Uh, let's go.
00:49:47You look well, Jackie.
00:49:50How's Patricia?
00:49:52Look, I didn't ask for this assignment.
00:49:54In fact, I suggest that they use someone else.
00:49:56But, uh, they want me, so let's make the best of it, okay?
00:50:04Let's do it.
00:50:16Let's do it.
00:50:18Luxury Travel Hotel.
00:50:19Hi, can I have room 411, please?
00:50:22One moment, please.
00:50:23I'm sorry.
00:50:24Did you say, room 411?
00:50:26Yes, that's right.
00:50:27May I ask his calling?
00:50:29Is there a problem?
00:50:30Could I have your name, please?
00:50:51We found our connection.
00:51:10You naughty boy.
00:51:13Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:51:16Mommy, you'll be right in.
00:51:17Hurry!
00:51:20I'll show you naughty.
00:51:56Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:51:56Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:03Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:08Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:10Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:11Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:11Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:11Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:11Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:12Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:13Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:14Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:16Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:18Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:19Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:23Mommy, are you going to read me a story?
00:52:43Queen's police this morning released the name of the man found murdered yesterday in a hotel near
00:52:48the airport. Lucas Manning, age 34, was from Cleveland, Ohio, a pharmaceutical sales rep
00:52:53who was in New York on a business trip. His body was identified earlier by his wife, Dr. Blair Manning,
00:52:59the mother of their two children. No motive or any other details have been released at this time
00:53:04relative to the murder. It is not believed that Dr. Manning is a suspect.
00:53:14You okay? Yeah. Fine. Okay. Um, well, have a good day, okay?
00:53:49Brooke McCall. Yes.
00:53:56No.
00:53:58No, I didn't know them, but then I wouldn't.
00:54:00We don't have any direct contact with our members.
00:54:03Except when you bill them.
00:54:04Actually, Detective, our memberships are free.
00:54:06We make our money from advertising.
00:54:09Right. Same sales.
00:54:12You don't approve of my business.
00:54:14Not when your members are turning up dead. No, I don't.
00:54:17Detective Fitzpatrick,
00:54:19I'm as concerned about these murders as you are.
00:54:21But if you're here to take an adversarial position
00:54:23or to challenge the integrity of my business,
00:54:26let's suspend this conversation right now
00:54:28while I call my attorney.
00:54:29We have evidence that suggests
00:54:31that these victims were killed by the same person,
00:54:33and because they were married and having affairs.
00:54:37What evidence?
00:54:38Well, I can't tell you, but there's no evidence at all
00:54:40that Lucas Manning knew the other two.
00:54:42The only thing connecting them is wandering eye.
00:54:45That's disturbing.
00:54:47The killer knew when and where the victims were gonna be.
00:54:50I mean, information he might have learned
00:54:51from their wandering eye accounts.
00:54:53Do your employees have access to those accounts?
00:54:55Not at all.
00:54:56Discretion is our stock and trade.
00:54:58Then is it possible the site's been compromised?
00:55:01Hacked?
00:55:02I don't know.
00:55:03Who would?
00:55:04Our head of IT.
00:55:07I mean, nobody but me has access to the server.
00:55:09Like, nobody.
00:55:10I mean, I hardly ever go in.
00:55:13No, look, I mean, I do, like, routine maintenance,
00:55:15but this system's, like, rock solid.
00:55:17I mean, I just about never even have to go in, you know?
00:55:21Oh.
00:55:22Oh, my God.
00:55:24What?
00:55:26Well, somebody has been in, like, a lot.
00:55:29Well, they've been accessing our email logs.
00:55:32Meaning?
00:55:32Well, you know, meaning that they've been reading
00:55:34our members' emails.
00:55:35From inside the office?
00:55:36Oh.
00:55:37Well, no, no, no.
00:55:38These aren't our IPs.
00:55:40They're, like, from all over.
00:55:42Our security's been breached, like, big time.
00:55:45So you're saying a lot of people breached it?
00:55:47Well, no.
00:55:48I don't know.
00:55:49I mean, it could just be one person from different computers.
00:55:51I just...
00:55:53Oh, man.
00:55:54I just...
00:55:55I can't believe this.
00:56:01You have to talk to the police.
00:56:03There's nothing I can tell them.
00:56:04Well, they have to know you were there.
00:56:06People must have seen you with it.
00:56:08It happened after I left.
00:56:10I don't know anything.
00:56:11That's not the point.
00:56:12It was a robbery, or I don't know.
00:56:15Maybe he crossed somebody.
00:56:16Maren, but it had nothing to do with me.
00:56:22You think I'm horrible, don't you?
00:56:24Stop it.
00:56:25In a hotel with another man.
00:56:27You know I'm not judging you, Maren.
00:56:29I just want you to do the right thing.
00:56:31Well, what is that?
00:56:32Go to the police?
00:56:33Go public?
00:56:34I think Connor would know.
00:56:36He'll understand.
00:56:37No, he won't.
00:56:38Would Aaron?
00:56:40If you were in my position, if you had done or almost done what I had, would your husband understand?
00:56:46No.
00:56:47No.
00:56:47No.
00:56:48No.
00:56:48No.
00:56:49No.
00:56:52My passwords have never been cracked.
00:56:54Not ever.
00:56:55Not anywhere.
00:56:56Is that the only way someone could have gained access to their server?
00:56:59Yeah.
00:57:00I just can't believe it.
00:57:02Systems get hacked, Zoe.
00:57:04Even the pentagons.
00:57:06The different API addresses, are they time-coded?
00:57:09Can we tell when the system was breached?
00:57:11Yeah.
00:57:12And where from?
00:57:13Oh, my God.
00:57:14What is wrong with me?
00:57:15I need to change these passwords.
00:57:17We need to shut down the site.
00:57:18We can't shut down the site.
00:57:20There's thousands of members.
00:57:21Any one of whom who could be in danger right now.
00:57:24It'd be better if we didn't change the passwords and kept the site open.
00:57:27Let's not alert the killer that we figured out this piece of the puzzle.
00:57:30Let's not draw any attention to Wandering Eye.
00:57:33Now that you know that you've been hacked, do you have any way of monitoring future breaches?
00:57:38Sure.
00:57:39I could set up a protocol so I'll be alerted, like, immediately if anybody hacks us again.
00:57:43That's what we should do.
00:57:47Okay.
00:57:49I need you to bring up the data on a member.
00:57:52Allison Rogers.
00:57:53Lucas Manning had a date with her the day he was killed.
00:57:56Sure.
00:57:56No problem.
00:58:08I wish you hadn't told me.
00:58:12I had to tell someone.
00:58:13Why?
00:58:14So I could give you permission to stay quiet?
00:58:18Why do you think about this, Mary?
00:58:19A man was murdered.
00:58:24I know.
00:58:26I knew him.
00:58:36Listen.
00:58:38I know that you're the serial killer expert here.
00:58:41But I just want to make sure that we're not making a mistake by keeping that site up.
00:58:46We can investigate those IP sites and start busting down some doors, but my bet is they'll be cold.
00:58:52Someone with the capacity to crack server passwords is smart.
00:58:54We tip our hands.
00:58:55We could lose them.
00:58:57I say we catch him when he hacks in again.
00:59:00Real time.
00:59:02Yes.
00:59:02But what worries me is we have no idea what he already knows.
00:59:06There could be someone right now going out on a hot date and they're walking into a death trap.
00:59:10Yeah.
00:59:11Setting the sites down now isn't gonna help them.
00:59:59hetrooper phone.
01:00:04Everyone can hang out a hot date.
01:00:04Hey, it's Solomon.
01:00:05I'm calling about Alison Rogers.
01:00:07Alison Rogers is actually a pseudonym.
01:00:09she didn't enter any personal information except an email address according to wandering eyes it
01:00:13expert it's a web-based account so it's uh very difficult to track the ip i say uh send her
01:00:19an
01:00:20email and see if she comes forward yeah well we won't need to do that why's that because she already
01:00:52has
01:00:54honey looking for a date maybe how much depends what kind of date you have in mind get in
01:01:13i don't know exactly when i left uh around 1 30.
01:01:21why were you in mr manning's hotel room for the obvious reasons
01:01:30but i couldn't go through with it still i wanted to cheat so what's the difference
01:01:38there's a difference
01:01:44was there anyone else there with you no
01:01:48did you see anything or anyone suspicious as you were leaving just the maid's cart down the hall
01:01:57why didn't you come to us sooner
01:02:00i was trying to protect my marriage
01:02:03did you own a firearm ms abbott no i've never held a gun in my life why would you ask
01:02:10me that
01:02:12well you were the last person to see mr manning alive no i wasn't the person who killed him was
01:02:26do you know either of these people
01:02:38i don't know
01:02:38no but i read about their murders
01:02:42why are you showing me these
01:02:45they met on wandering high like you and mr manning
01:02:51i don't understand is there some connection between what happened to them and what happened to lucas
01:02:58we think there is
01:03:13slow down honey you have me for a whole hour
01:03:24what the
01:03:27what are you doing
01:03:28oh the hell with this
01:03:29you don't know who it is
01:03:30it could be the police perry don't
01:03:35you don't know who it is
01:03:35hey you got a problem buddy
01:03:38because i got a problem
01:03:40i'm trying to spend some time with my gr
01:04:07thank you
01:04:11i knew that i was lucky not to be there
01:04:13but if it were a robbery or whatever i could have been killed too but i had no idea i
01:04:21was a target
01:04:23so what do you think i think she's right she was lucky damn lucky
01:04:33we may need to talk to you again
01:04:35you're free to go
01:04:45are you going to release my name to the media
01:04:47no
01:04:48since you used a pseudonym a killer doesn't know who you are
01:04:51let's keep it that way
01:04:54thank you
01:04:58maryn
01:05:00you can still protect your marriage
01:05:02you don't have to tell your husband
01:05:04we won't
01:05:29you don't have to tell your husband
01:05:35Now I owe you one.
01:05:36For what?
01:05:37Pointing me in the right direction.
01:05:39You already pointed there. You just need a little push.
01:05:44So, did you tell Connor?
01:05:47No.
01:05:49I don't think I'm going to.
01:05:52I want to put this behind me.
01:05:55I wish that Graham would do the same thing.
01:05:57He's been calling?
01:05:58And texting, and emailing.
01:06:01I'm beginning to feel like a stalker.
01:06:04Well, you're a hard woman to give up on.
01:06:06You're so right.
01:06:09Oh, Judy calls.
01:06:11Oh, Judy calls.
01:06:11Oh, Judy calls.
01:06:13Oh, Judy calls.
01:06:15Oh, Judy calls.
01:06:43Atherton.
01:06:43Wandering Eye's been hacked again.
01:06:45We have a location. We're on our way with SWAT.
01:06:46Got it. I'll track down where the targets were.
01:06:56Clear!
01:07:00All right, what now?
01:07:02Get Will on the phone.
01:07:03He's trying to track down the Wandering Eye members
01:07:05that were hacked from this address.
01:07:06Yeah.
01:07:07Hopefully, he had better luck than we did.
01:07:11Hey, it's Solomon. What's the word?
01:07:14All right, we'll meet you there.
01:07:16He found him.
01:07:18What?
01:07:18He found him.
01:07:22A hooker?
01:07:23Yes, again.
01:07:25Driver's license in her purse says this is our girl.
01:07:28Minus the red wig, Brenda Shepherd Babes.
01:07:30Got her name from Wandering Eye.
01:07:32M.O. matches the other murders.
01:07:33Brenda Shepherd Babes?
01:07:35The real estate developer?
01:07:37Yeah. This is his wife.
01:07:39What, turning a trick?
01:07:41Acting out of fantasy.
01:07:42That'd be my guess.
01:07:44All right.
01:07:45All right.
01:07:46So who's he?
01:07:47Terry Nunzio, book publisher.
01:07:49Worked in Midtown.
01:07:51Stick around.
01:07:52Let me know if forensics comes up with anything.
01:07:54Okay.
01:07:55You got it.
01:08:00We have to let the media in on this before they connect the dots.
01:08:13Oh.
01:08:15Hmm.
01:08:25Oh, my God.
01:08:29Uh.
01:08:29There.
01:08:30Oh, my God.
01:08:30Okay?
01:08:31Oh, my God.
01:08:31Oh, my God.
01:08:32Oh, my God.
01:08:32I can't reject the sound of the beep.
01:08:40You ain't in the nether?
01:08:43No.
01:08:55Yep.
01:08:56Hey, Solomon.
01:08:58No luck, friend. Six came back, sir. Trace evidence.
01:09:00Okay. We're on our way back.
01:09:02All right.
01:09:08We have to issue a statement.
01:09:11Control the rumors before the media desert for us.
01:09:14And who knows, maybe someone will come forward and...
01:09:17Because right now we got nothing.
01:09:20You're right.
01:09:23And we have to shut down the site.
01:09:26Yeah, you're right about that, too.
01:09:48Come on, Graham. Give it up.
01:09:51Come on, Graham. Give it up.
01:09:54No, I'm sorry.
01:10:05You're right.
01:10:05So here's what we're going to release to the press.
01:10:07We believe the same person is responsible for the murders of Ann Fetterman and Michael Hollis in Manhattan.
01:10:13And Lucas Manning, Brenda Shepard Bates, and Perry Annunzio in Queens.
01:10:17All the victims were members of the social networking site Wandering Eye, which has today suspended operations.
01:10:25Other than acknowledging that commonality, we are not releasing any further information concerning the murders at this time.
01:10:31What we do want to emphasize is that the general population has nothing to fear.
01:10:36These murders are not random.
01:10:38Okay, we're about to start the press conference.
01:10:40Okay, great.
01:10:42Zoe's ready to shut down the site.
01:10:44I'm waiting for your call.
01:10:45Okay.
01:10:46Okay, let's do this.
01:10:47Jackie!
01:10:49Don't.
01:10:54Here.
01:10:56When'd you get this?
01:10:57Uh, about an hour ago.
01:10:58And you don't know this one?
01:10:59No.
01:11:00But it's gotta be the killer.
01:11:01Why do you say that?
01:11:02Who else could it be?
01:11:02He must have got your email address from Wandering Eye.
01:11:05So what?
01:11:05And now he wants to blackmail you?
01:11:07No.
01:11:08He wants to kill me.
01:11:09I'm unfinished business.
01:11:11The one who got away.
01:11:12She's right.
01:11:13This isn't about money.
01:11:15This is about restoring moral balance.
01:11:18Colin Lincoln, all the murders that the male victims were fathers with young children.
01:11:23I think the killer suffered the trauma of divorce as a kid because his father was unfaithful.
01:11:29So he couldn't kill his dad or his dad's mistress.
01:11:31So he's killing surrogates.
01:11:33We're better to find them than wandering on.
01:11:36Well, he didn't kill this surrogate.
01:11:40Look, he's seen me at the hotel.
01:11:42But he doesn't know who I am or where to find me.
01:11:44He's trying to smoke me out.
01:11:45Yeah, but does he really think you're going to fall for a blackmail threat?
01:11:49He assumed I'd come forward, but I didn't.
01:11:52Or he thinks I didn't.
01:11:54Which is why he didn't contact you sooner.
01:11:56As far as he's concerned, I'm desperate to stay anonymous.
01:12:00Okay, so what do we do?
01:12:02I'll give him what he wants.
01:12:04He wants to smoke you out.
01:12:06We let him.
01:12:07You can't ask her to do that.
01:12:08Fine.
01:12:14You would be putting yourself at risk.
01:12:17But you'd be there to protect me, right?
01:12:22Right.
01:12:25So, what do I answer his email?
01:12:27So, what do I answer his email?
01:13:13Okay, it's showtime.
01:13:15You ready?
01:13:18I keep thinking about Blair Manning, Lucas' wife.
01:13:22Did you meet her when she came to New York?
01:13:26Briefly.
01:13:28She thinks her husband cheated on her.
01:13:31But he didn't.
01:13:33He really loved her.
01:13:37We'll be watching you at all times.
01:13:40Okay.
01:13:42He's not going to do anything in public.
01:13:44It doesn't fit the profile.
01:13:46Then why am I wearing a bulletproof vest?
01:13:51You can back out.
01:13:53I wouldn't blame you.
01:13:56No.
01:13:57Let's do this.
01:13:59Okay.
01:14:00So, once we have him, you go straight to the alley behind the restaurant.
01:14:04Go ahead.
01:14:07Okay.
01:14:08Okay.
01:14:26Good evening.
01:14:27Hi, table for two. I'm leaving somewhere.
01:14:30Right this way.
01:14:40Wedges will be right.
01:15:57What are you doing?
01:16:02We're sorry, people. Police business. Please stay seated. Everything is under control.
01:16:37I'm telling you, I didn't send any baby or else email.
01:16:40Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sit down.
01:16:45How did you know to meet Mrs. Rogers tonight?
01:16:47We exchanged emails, but not at that address you said. I got my phone and my jacket. Check it.
01:16:55By the way, she contacted me first. She emailed me.
01:16:59You're claiming you and Mrs. Rogers had a relationship?
01:17:01No. She was interested in one. That's why we were meeting.
01:17:04We got the wrong guy. We've been set up.
01:17:09We got to get a patrol car in a minute.
01:17:11We got to get a patrol car in a minute.
01:17:14We got to get a patrol car.
01:17:26We got to get a patrol car.
01:17:26I'll be right back.
01:17:26We got to get a patrol car.
01:17:31We got to get a patrol car in a minute.
01:17:34What's the station?
01:17:50Guess who?
01:17:53What are you doing?
01:17:56Do you want to go to dinner?
01:17:59What was that place that we went to for lunch?
01:18:03Go home.
01:18:06Go home.
01:18:09Okay, just one little kiss first, okay?
01:18:12You're not just one.
01:18:13Let go of her.
01:18:14Let go of her now.
01:18:23Are you okay?
01:18:25Yeah.
01:18:28Guess again.
01:18:48Hi.
01:18:49You've reached married Mabbit.
01:18:50She's not answering.
01:18:54Yeah, is she there?
01:18:56No.
01:18:57All I found was a friend of hers, Graham Ball.
01:18:59Sent him to the hospital with a minor head injury.
01:19:02All right, thanks.
01:19:05The killer has her.
01:19:15Where are we going?
01:19:17You're not very romantic, are you, Allison?
01:19:21No basking in the afterglow for you.
01:19:23No pillow talk.
01:19:25Just wham, bam, thank you, man, and you're out of there.
01:19:29And poor Lucas had to die out by himself.
01:19:34And that's not fair.
01:19:37Turn right at the light.
01:19:46Damn it!
01:19:52Where's she?
01:19:55Will, where is she?
01:19:58He has to finish what he started.
01:20:03What are you doing?
01:20:05Yeah, it's Atherton.
01:20:07I need backup now.
01:20:08Luxury travel hotel.
01:20:09Let's go.
01:20:11Okay, got it.
01:20:30He made a promise.
01:20:32A promise before God, and you broke that promise, and that's a grievous sin.
01:20:39Did you think it would go unpunished?
01:20:41Did you think that God would, like, look the other way?
01:20:45It doesn't work like that, Allison.
01:20:48So that's why you're killing people?
01:20:50For God?
01:20:51Don't reduce this to simple.
01:20:53Nothing is simple.
01:20:56Life is complicated, and that's why we need to help each other.
01:21:03So why don't you help me and let me go?
01:21:06Right.
01:21:06See, I was going to help people.
01:21:10See, I was going to be a doctor like him.
01:21:14See, he encouraged me, even when I was really little.
01:21:17Let me read all his books, play with his medical instruments.
01:21:22And then he ruined everything.
01:21:32The hotel.
01:21:34You're taking me back to the hotel.
01:21:36Somebody should have killed him, too.
01:21:39Him and his whore.
01:21:43Go, run back.
01:22:05You're going to kill me, aren't you?
01:22:06Oh, you killed yourself, Allison.
01:22:09I'm going to eat you slept with another man.
01:22:13Park anywhere.
01:22:15I have something to tell you.
01:22:16What are you doing?
01:22:18My name isn't Alice.
01:22:20Stop the car!
01:22:22Stop it!
01:22:52Hey!
01:22:53Hey!
01:22:54Over here!
01:22:57Hey!
01:23:06Maren, what happened?
01:23:08You okay?
01:23:09I think so.
01:23:10I don't know.
01:23:11It wasn't there.
01:23:15Nolly!
01:23:16You don't have to do this.
01:23:18We can get you the help you need.
01:23:20I'm not the one that needs help right now, detective.
01:23:31Uh, kept your vest on.
01:23:34Calling for help, don't worry.
01:23:37I'm right here.
01:23:39Everything's going to be fine.
01:23:40Here.
01:23:42Let me see.
01:23:42Let me see.
01:23:43Let me see.
01:23:44Luxury Travel Hotel.
01:23:45Officer down.
01:23:46Let me see.
01:23:47You're going to be okay.
01:23:49It's okay.
01:23:50It's okay.
01:23:50Help is coming.
01:24:06Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
01:24:08Flesh wounds hurt.
01:24:13You saved me later tonight.
01:24:16You both got lucky.
01:24:19No, you have my back.
01:24:23You've always had your back.
01:24:25Not always.
01:24:28Fell in love with someone else, Jackie.
01:24:30It happens.
01:24:33Yeah.
01:24:34I remember.
01:24:35Come on.
01:24:37What happened to one of us?
01:24:39We were lousy together.
01:24:43Yeah, I remember that, too.
01:24:49I should hand in my badge.
01:24:51How many years have I been doing this and it never occurred to me the killer was a woman?
01:24:56Not once.
01:25:00I'd like to go home.
01:25:01Yeah.
01:25:02Yeah, of course.
01:25:05I'm sorry.
01:25:06Gonna be okay?
01:25:10So, you're still anonymous.
01:25:12You don't have to tell your husband, right?
01:25:14Yeah, I know.
01:25:16But...
01:25:17I'm going to.
01:25:20Our marriage is in trouble and it's never gonna survive if it's based on lies.
01:25:30What's this?
01:25:32Lucas Manning's wife, Blair.
01:25:34It's, uh...
01:25:36It's her number.
01:25:47Take care.
01:25:48Yeah.
01:25:49You too.
01:26:19What lies ahead
01:26:22What is in my dreams
01:26:25In a dreamer's bed
01:26:28Somewhere in between
01:26:31Hi, honey.
01:26:33Hey, you.
01:26:35Welcome home.
01:26:48What is all this?
01:26:52Um...
01:26:53I've been a total jerk.
01:26:55And I miss my wife.
01:26:57So, I hope you don't have any plans for tonight.
01:26:59Because I've got a lot of lost time to make up for.
01:27:02Hm.
01:27:05I can't understand who I am.
01:27:09What?
01:27:15We can't wait for the world.
01:27:18I know you love me too.
01:27:21I should be waiting for you.
01:27:26I'll never find another dream like you.
01:27:30Ooh.
01:27:48What will I find behind the unlocked door?
01:27:55Is there really more?
01:27:59Something's calling me
01:28:02Seduction, self-deception
01:28:04From here, where should I go?
01:28:08Who should I be?
01:28:12What is it exactly I'd like to know
01:28:18About me
01:28:22I know you love me too
01:28:25I should be waiting for you
01:28:34So far away from me
01:28:39Far away from you
01:28:43I'll never find another dream like you
01:28:55I'll never find another dream like you
01:28:57I'll never find another dream like you
01:28:59I should be waiting for you
01:29:04You

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