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(garbled, overlapping
radio transmissions blaring)

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(garbled, overlapping
radio transmissions continue)

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Too loud?

4
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Sorry.

5
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I went downstairs
to get some cereal.

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Didn't want to miss anything.

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This city has

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excellent scanner apps,

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but there's nothing
like the tactility

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of the original devices--
all those dials and buttons.

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You like pushing buttons;
I'm stunned.

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You've been glued to these
for the last few days.

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It's a slow week.

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At least in regards
to murder and mayhem.

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Captain Gregson
hasn't called once.

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Maybe some lunatic will

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put his mother-in-law
in the wood chipper,

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give you something
to do today.

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Uh, I need to talk
to you about something.

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That's never good.

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Your father
e-mailed me last night

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before I went to bed.

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He's coming into town
for business.

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Wants to have dinner.

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(chuckles)

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What's so funny?

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Him.

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Dinner. Us.

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You.

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Remind me, Watson:
how many times

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have you actually met the man?

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Never.

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That's because
he secured your services

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as my sober companion
electronically.

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Yeah, but...
And all of your

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subsequent correspondence
has been

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via e-mail or through one of his
legion of personal assistants.

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- So?
- So, take it from someone

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who has spent incrementally
more time with him than you:

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he has zero intention of meeting
us for dinner this evening.

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What are you talking about?

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Shh!

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WOMAN (over radio):
...at Beach 17 Street.

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10-4, multiple units responding.

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GREGSON: Detective,
show me 84 at the scene, over.

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- What is it?
- Get dressed. We're leaving.

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Do you want to tell me
what you just heard?

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"10-66."
Code for "unusual incident."

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It can mean
one of only three things.

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Location of the incident--
Far Rockaway Beach--

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indicates it's neither
a train collision

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nor a building collapse, which
leaves only one possibility.

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Plane crash.

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I didn't realize you also
investigated accidents?

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We need to find
Captain Gregson.

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He 84'd on
the scanner.

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I heard his voice.

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"84" is confirmation he
had arrived on the scene.

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What are you doing here?

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I heard what happened
on the scanner;

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I thought I might be able
to be of assistance.

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This isn't a crime scene,
it's a crash site.

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I'm a jack-of-
many-trades.

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When it comes to aviation
and air accidents,

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I'm something of an expert.

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Good to know, but we've already
got all the experts we need.

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This is their scene, not mine.

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Department's just here
to lend a hand.

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Captain Gregson?

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Yeah?

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Some of our looky-loos
are getting

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a little too
close for comfort.

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Sergeant, you hear that?

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Excuse me, Miss, uh...

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Molinari.

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What exactly
are we looking at?

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Engine failure?
Bird strike?

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Fatigued wing spar?

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Ms. Molinari, uh,

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this is, uh,
Sherlock Holmes.

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He's a consultant
with the NYPD.

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Miss Watson.

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You have a consultant
for plane crashes?

84
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No, he's...

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A specialist in the field
of deductive reasoning.

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And unraveling
the complex chain of events

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that can turn a triumph
of human innovation

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into a smoldering pile

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of wreckage in seconds--

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well, I can't think of

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a more compelling
application than that.

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Well, thank you
for the offer, Mr. Holmes,

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but I think
we have things covered.

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Go home, okay?

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If you really need something
to do, I'll send you

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some cold case
files when I get...

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back to the precinct.

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Holmes!

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How many of the passengers
were attorneys?

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All of them.

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How did you...?

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The toiletry kit.

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It's emblazoned with
the logo "VeriScript."

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That's a court reporting company

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hired to
transcribe depositions.

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Obviously given
to the lawyers

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as some sort of
promotional gift,

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help drum up business.

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This man's leg was nearly

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amputated by a piece
of fuselage,

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yet there's virtually
no evidence of blood loss

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on his pants.

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Laceration like that

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while his heart
was still pumping,

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that'd make
quite a mess, no?

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To put it mildly.

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Blunt force trauma

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on the back of his head.

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It's a nasty one at that.

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Someone caved his skull in
before the plane hit the ground.

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This man didn't die
in a plane crash...

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he was murdered.

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<font color=#ffffff>1x06</font>
<font color=#ffffff>Flight Risk</font>

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Original Air Date on November 8, 2012
== sync, corrected by <font color="#00FF00">elderman</font> ==

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Note the distinctive shape
of the wound, the depth,

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the severity of damage
to the bone, gray matter.

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The murder weapon
wasn't just heavy,

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it had two prongs
at the tip.

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A wrench?

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Large one.

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Blow would've
killed him instantly.

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Has the, uh,
has the voice recorder

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been recovered
from the cockpit?

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Not yet.

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Any eyewitness accounts
of the crash?

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One, a jogger.

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She said that the plane
was gaining altitude

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when the nose suddenly
went straight up.

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It climbed like that for
a while, then shuddered,

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tipped to the right and
went into a tailspin.

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I was thinking wake turbulence
or elevator control failure.

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Hmm.

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Might want to add

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"wrench-wielding
madman" to that list.

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The passengers
were all attorneys

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with the same
white shoe firm.

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Two men, one woman.

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The odds of one of them
attacking the other

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in the back of this small
plane with a wrench...

150
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You can see how that might be
distracting to a pilot, no?

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Hmm?

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Unless the pilot was the killer.

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You're saying that the pilot
got up from his controls

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to attack a passenger?

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Drivers get road rage.

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Can a pilot get air rage?

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GREGSON: Would
you come with me?

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Let's talk logistics.

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Did you find something?

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Sand.

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Well, yeah...

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th-these granules
aren't frosted.

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Natural sand is,
um, it's smoother, weathered.

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The city must have
trucked in new sand

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to offset the erosion
on the beach.

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Are you okay?

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You seem a little off,
even for you.

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Four people are dead,
Watson.

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I'm just trying
to do my part.

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I get it,
but whoever killed that attorney

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must have died in that crash,
too, right?

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Obviously.

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Well, then if there's
no killer on the loose,

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I just, I don't understand
why you're sticking around.

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Because the killer
hasn't been identified yet.

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We have three suspects.

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Dead, alive, doesn't matter.

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Two of them
are innocent of the crime.

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Don't you think we owe it to
their loved ones to prove that?

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Absolutely, but all the police
have to do

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is find the murder weapon.

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Then they can
compare fingerprints.

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What if they don't find it?
What then?

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Hmm?

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Also, the killer
committed a murder

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on a very small plane
with a very large wrench.

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Now, if the crime
was spur-of-the-moment,

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what was the wrench
doing there, hmm?

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If it was premeditated,
what was the killer thinking?

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He-- or she-- waited

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until they were in
an extremely confined space

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with their
would-be victim

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and two witnesses. Hmm?

194
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That seems like
a strange time and place

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to commit a violent homicide,

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wouldn't you agree?

197
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It's just...

198
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there's a story here, Watson.

199
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And we can help tell it.

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Or do we just need
to stay busy enough

201
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to miss dinner with your father?

202
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So, CSU's en route
to process the scene.

203
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NTSB will work their crash,
and we'll work our murder.

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If I may make a suggestion,
Captain.

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We start by
speaking with the people

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who were the last
to have seen the victims alive.

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Good idea.

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MAN:
<i>Joe and I were</i>

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friends for over 20 years.

210
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This would be Joe
Newell, the pilot?

211
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Yeah.

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Were you very familiar
with the passengers?

213
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Walter Devlin flew with us
quite a bit.

214
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But that was
mostly for cases

215
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that he or his law firm
were taking on.

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What about his associates?

217
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Uh, Hank Gerrard
and Ellie Wilson?

218
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Yeah, they accompanied him
once or twice,

219
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but I never
actually met them.

220
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You weren't at the airstrip when
the plane took off this morning?

221
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I own the company,
I don't fly the planes.

222
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So I'm not always there
when they take off.

223
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Your friend, Joe-- was
he an irascible type?

224
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Short-tempered?
No.

225
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He's ex-military.

226
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Joe didn't have a temper.

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GREGSON:
We have reason to believe

228
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that there was an incident
shortly after takeoff.

229
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Uh, Hank Gerrard may
have been attacked.

230
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I don't understand.
And you think that's

231
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what might have
brought down the plane?

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We're waiting
for the NTSB

233
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to make their
official report.

234
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(sighs)

235
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Look, I don't know
how much help it'd be,

236
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but we put a security camera
in the parking area last year

237
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after a couple cars
were broken into.

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You might be able to see
the passengers arriving.

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We'll take it, definitely.

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MAN:
But as far as Joe goes,

241
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all I can tell you is he was
as good a man as he was a pilot,

242
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and he never had one problem
with any passenger.

243
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So, if Mr. Gerrard
was attacked,

244
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Joe wasn't the guy who did it.

245
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Learn anything?

246
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Only that the pilot's boss
thought very highly of him.

247
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Doesn't mean he didn't go mental
on a passenger, mind you.

248
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I just got an e-mail from
your dad's personal secretary.

249
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Ah, told you he'd back out.

250
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Actually, he
was wondering

251
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if we could do dinner
at Lure at 6:00.

252
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(chuckles)

253
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Look, I know you
have your issues,

254
00:09:01,288 --> 00:09:02,404
but I think it's
important that we go.

255
00:09:02,406 --> 00:09:03,488
Of course you do.

256
00:09:03,490 --> 00:09:04,590
He's signing your checks.

257
00:09:04,592 --> 00:09:05,841
Remind me,
how are you

258
00:09:05,843 --> 00:09:07,226
paying for the
brownstone again?

259
00:09:09,128 --> 00:09:10,963
He obviously
cares about you.

260
00:09:10,965 --> 00:09:13,181
If he didn't, he would not
have put you through rehab

261
00:09:13,183 --> 00:09:15,717
and he certainly would not have
hired me to work with you.

262
00:09:15,719 --> 00:09:18,303
I'm about to disabuse you
of several notions,

263
00:09:18,305 --> 00:09:19,805
so please listen very carefully.

264
00:09:19,807 --> 00:09:21,557
One: my father
does not care about me.

265
00:09:21,559 --> 00:09:24,226
He does what he does out of
a sense of familial obligations.

266
00:09:24,228 --> 00:09:25,260
Big difference.

267
00:09:25,262 --> 00:09:27,045
Two: he does not
care about you

268
00:09:27,047 --> 00:09:28,280
or what you think.

269
00:09:28,282 --> 00:09:29,848
Meeting you would be
a formality.

270
00:09:29,850 --> 00:09:31,700
And three:
as I've already told you,

271
00:09:31,702 --> 00:09:33,402
your concern is unwarranted,
'cause he has absolutely

272
00:09:33,404 --> 00:09:34,870
no intention
of showing up tonight.

273
00:09:34,872 --> 00:09:37,005
How could you
possibly know that?

274
00:09:37,007 --> 00:09:38,740
Because he is a serial absentee.

275
00:09:38,742 --> 00:09:41,994
A pathological maker
and breaker of promises.

276
00:09:41,996 --> 00:09:43,829
Been that way since I was a boy.

277
00:09:43,831 --> 00:09:45,297
Fool me once, shame on you.

278
00:09:45,299 --> 00:09:46,665
Fool me ad nauseam...

279
00:09:46,667 --> 00:09:47,883
Holmes.

280
00:09:47,885 --> 00:09:49,968
Got something for you
and the captain.

281
00:09:49,970 --> 00:09:52,754
Captain, just got
off the phone with

282
00:09:52,756 --> 00:09:55,540
one of the junior partners
at Walter Devlin's firm.

283
00:09:55,542 --> 00:09:57,693
He said that Devlin, Hank
Gerrard and Ellie Wilson

284
00:09:57,695 --> 00:09:59,811
were headed to a retreat in
Martha's Vineyard to work on

285
00:09:59,813 --> 00:10:03,065
a class action case against a
company called Carmanto Foods.

286
00:10:03,067 --> 00:10:04,666
There were allegations
that the company's

287
00:10:04,668 --> 00:10:05,884
sugar substitute causes cancer.

288
00:10:05,886 --> 00:10:07,185
Plaintiffs were seeking damages

289
00:10:07,187 --> 00:10:08,904
in the neighborhood
of a hundred mil.

290
00:10:08,906 --> 00:10:10,489
Seems there was a
lot of infighting

291
00:10:10,491 --> 00:10:12,824
among our three dead lawyers
about how to proceed.

292
00:10:12,826 --> 00:10:15,811
Anyone particularly angry with
the murder victim, Hank Gerrard?

293
00:10:15,813 --> 00:10:17,029
As a matter of fact, yeah.

294
00:10:17,031 --> 00:10:18,497
He was butting heads
with his boss,

295
00:10:18,499 --> 00:10:20,215
Walter Devlin.

296
00:10:20,217 --> 00:10:21,399
Devlin's inclination
was to settle,

297
00:10:21,401 --> 00:10:22,918
Gerrard's was to
keep fighting.

298
00:10:22,920 --> 00:10:24,620
They'd had a few loud
arguments at the office.

299
00:10:24,622 --> 00:10:26,622
Guy I spoke to thought
Gerrard was gonna get fired

300
00:10:26,624 --> 00:10:28,140
if he didn't
back down.

301
00:10:28,142 --> 00:10:30,408
Sounds like we've got
our primary suspect.

302
00:10:30,410 --> 00:10:32,911
Still doesn't explain why the
head of a successful law firm

303
00:10:32,913 --> 00:10:34,997
would've brought a wrench
aboard a small aircraft.

304
00:10:34,999 --> 00:10:36,431
(cell phone vibrating)
It's possible

305
00:10:36,433 --> 00:10:37,599
we're about to find out.

306
00:10:37,601 --> 00:10:40,085
Ms. Molinari of the NTSB.

307
00:10:40,087 --> 00:10:42,387
They just found
the plane's black box.

308
00:10:44,140 --> 00:10:47,893
(radio static crackles
on recording)

309
00:10:47,895 --> 00:10:49,561
MAN: Key Star two eight three
hotel foxtrot,

310
00:10:49,563 --> 00:10:50,562
state your position.

311
00:10:50,564 --> 00:10:52,263
Air traffic control.

312
00:10:52,265 --> 00:10:54,282
MAN 2: Key Star two eight three
hotel foxtrot...

313
00:10:54,284 --> 00:10:55,600
That's the pilot, Joe Newell.

314
00:10:55,602 --> 00:10:56,818
... three souls aboard;
endurance 90 minutes.

315
00:10:56,820 --> 00:10:58,203
MAN:
Thank you, Key Star.

316
00:10:58,205 --> 00:10:59,538
You're clear to climb to 3,400.

317
00:10:59,540 --> 00:11:00,956
DEVLIN: What the hell
is wrong with you Hank?

318
00:11:00,958 --> 00:11:03,571
Do you have any idea
what is at stake here?

319
00:11:03,572 --> 00:11:05,222
Hey, you've got to hear the transmission...

320
00:11:05,328 --> 00:11:07,513
You think I'm gonna let it
slide? Guess again.

321
00:11:07,515 --> 00:11:09,665
WILSON: Come back here Walter the
pilot needs to hear.

322
00:11:09,667 --> 00:11:12,117
Walter Devlin,
Ellie Wilson.

323
00:11:12,119 --> 00:11:14,720
WILSON: Come back here,
we can talk about it..

324
00:11:14,722 --> 00:11:16,672
PILOT JOE: Key Star to ATC,
what's my best vector?

325
00:11:16,674 --> 00:11:18,306
DEVLIN: You cannot protect Hank,
Ellie; not from me.

326
00:11:18,308 --> 00:11:20,125
(alarm beeping in plane)

327
00:11:20,127 --> 00:11:23,095
What the hell, what the hell's
going on back there?!

328
00:11:23,097 --> 00:11:25,180
PIT JOE: Damn! Get it down.
Get it down! What is it?!

329
00:11:25,182 --> 00:11:27,983
Key Star to ATC,
we have an emergency. Oh, God.

330
00:11:27,985 --> 00:11:32,487
CONTROLLER: ATC to Key Star:
Are you able to maintain altitude?

331
00:11:32,489 --> 00:11:33,655
PILOT JOE:
That's a negative.

332
00:11:33,657 --> 00:11:36,474
(plane whining)

333
00:11:36,476 --> 00:11:38,710
Brace! Brace!

334
00:11:38,712 --> 00:11:40,862
(transmission crackles,
cuts out)

335
00:11:40,864 --> 00:11:43,732
I can't believe it, but it
sounds like you were right.

336
00:11:43,734 --> 00:11:46,785
No, I was mistaken.
There wasn't any fight.

337
00:11:46,787 --> 00:11:48,319
But you can hear...

338
00:11:48,321 --> 00:11:50,088
An entirely one-sided argument.

339
00:11:50,090 --> 00:11:51,456
Mr. Gerrard
never says a word.

340
00:11:51,458 --> 00:11:53,425
But the junior partner
that you spoke with

341
00:11:53,427 --> 00:11:55,911
said that he and Devlin were
prone to loud disagreements.

342
00:11:55,913 --> 00:11:58,013
Yet this morning, Hank Gerrard
doesn't even get

343
00:11:58,015 --> 00:11:59,614
a syllable in edgeways.
Also I'm assuming

344
00:11:59,616 --> 00:12:00,932
that if your people
had found

345
00:12:00,934 --> 00:12:03,468
a murder weapon by now,
you would have told us.

346
00:12:03,470 --> 00:12:04,603
It seems strange,
given that

347
00:12:04,605 --> 00:12:06,772
every other
piece of debris

348
00:12:06,774 --> 00:12:08,090
seems to have
been accounted for.

349
00:12:08,092 --> 00:12:09,507
Could've ended up in
the water.

350
00:12:09,509 --> 00:12:11,276
Well, nothing else seemed to.

351
00:12:11,278 --> 00:12:13,178
Okay, how do you explain
the pilot's initial exchange

352
00:12:13,180 --> 00:12:14,613
with air traffic control?

353
00:12:14,615 --> 00:12:16,481
He says, and I quote,
"Three souls aboard."

354
00:12:16,483 --> 00:12:17,733
Three. Not four.

355
00:12:17,735 --> 00:12:20,152
He could have meant
three passengers.

356
00:12:20,154 --> 00:12:22,020
Pilots often don't include
themselves in the count.

357
00:12:22,022 --> 00:12:23,972
I believe this one did.
What are you saying?

358
00:12:23,974 --> 00:12:27,392
That he didn't know Hank Gerrard
was in the cabin?

359
00:12:27,394 --> 00:12:29,694
I'm saying Hank Gerrard
wasn't in the cabin.

360
00:12:29,696 --> 00:12:31,963
But that's impossible.
His body was in the wreckage.

361
00:12:31,965 --> 00:12:33,331
Allow me, if you will,

362
00:12:33,333 --> 00:12:34,833
another interpretation
of the evidence.

363
00:12:34,835 --> 00:12:37,702
Hank Gerrard wasn't
killed on the plane,

364
00:12:37,704 --> 00:12:40,505
he was killed elsewhere, and
earlier in the morning.

365
00:12:40,507 --> 00:12:43,008
It would explain why the
wrench hasn't turned up,

366
00:12:43,010 --> 00:12:44,542
'cause it wasn't on
the plane.

367
00:12:44,544 --> 00:12:46,845
Because the crime scene,
crash site,

368
00:12:46,847 --> 00:12:49,981
two entirely
different places, hmm?

369
00:12:49,983 --> 00:12:51,666
The killer bludgeoned

370
00:12:51,668 --> 00:12:53,602
Mr. Gerrard, then, for reasons

371
00:12:53,604 --> 00:12:56,955
yet to be determined,
conceals his body in the cargo hold.

372
00:12:56,957 --> 00:12:58,690
<i>Mr. Devlin, he just assumes</i>

373
00:12:58,692 --> 00:13:00,742
that Gerrard has missed
the flight,

374
00:13:00,744 --> 00:13:02,644
<i>so he calls his absentee</i>
<i>colleague</i>

375
00:13:02,646 --> 00:13:04,362
to scold him.

376
00:13:04,364 --> 00:13:06,114
That's would explain why

377
00:13:06,116 --> 00:13:07,949
you don't hear Gerrard's
voice on the recording,

378
00:13:07,951 --> 00:13:09,451
'cause Devlin's tirade
was a voice message.

379
00:13:09,453 --> 00:13:10,569
<i>Now Ms. Wilson, she tries</i>
<i>to calm Devlin.</i>

380
00:13:10,571 --> 00:13:12,871
<i>She leads him</i>
<i>towards the back</i>

381
00:13:12,873 --> 00:13:14,572
of the plane.

382
00:13:14,574 --> 00:13:15,757
Now, neither of them knows
there's a 200-pound corpse

383
00:13:15,759 --> 00:13:17,526
just inches below
their feet.

384
00:13:17,528 --> 00:13:20,078
The sudden weight imbalance
threw the plane into a dive.

385
00:13:20,080 --> 00:13:22,430
Did you recover Mr.
Gerrard's cell phone?

386
00:13:22,432 --> 00:13:24,582
Yes, but it's damaged.

387
00:13:32,558 --> 00:13:34,059
May I?

388
00:13:37,613 --> 00:13:39,931
If I'm right...

389
00:13:39,933 --> 00:13:42,734
he'll have a new voicemail.

390
00:13:42,736 --> 00:13:44,202
DEVLIN:
I made you, Hank.

391
00:13:44,204 --> 00:13:46,404
Took you in
and built you up from nothing.

392
00:13:46,406 --> 00:13:47,939
Now you pull a stunt like this?

393
00:13:47,941 --> 00:13:51,626
You think I'm gonna let it
slide? Guess again.

394
00:13:51,628 --> 00:13:53,945
Mr. Devlin and Ms. Wilson did
not kill Hank Gerrard;

395
00:13:53,947 --> 00:13:55,630
they didn't even
know where he was.

396
00:13:55,632 --> 00:13:59,184
Joe Newell,
an experienced pilot,

397
00:13:59,186 --> 00:14:01,169
would've known better than
to stash the extra weight

398
00:14:01,171 --> 00:14:03,722
of his body in the cargo hold
and risk exactly

399
00:14:03,724 --> 00:14:05,456
the kind of
accident that occurred.

400
00:14:05,458 --> 00:14:06,925
They may be dead,

401
00:14:06,927 --> 00:14:10,061
but the person who killed
Hank Gerrard is not.

402
00:14:10,063 --> 00:14:13,148
We have a living, breathing
murderer to find after all.

403
00:14:17,881 --> 00:14:21,039
What was the killer thinking?
Why stuff Gerrard's body

404
00:14:21,040 --> 00:14:23,640
in the hold of the plane,
like so much luggage?

405
00:14:23,642 --> 00:14:25,342
Surely he knew it
would be discovered

406
00:14:25,344 --> 00:14:27,177
when the plane
reached Martha's Vineyard.

407
00:14:27,179 --> 00:14:30,013
Did he want it found?
If yes, why?

408
00:14:30,015 --> 00:14:32,649
Was it intended
as some sort of message?

409
00:14:32,651 --> 00:14:33,984
If so, to whom?

410
00:14:33,986 --> 00:14:36,153
Can I ask you a question?

411
00:14:36,155 --> 00:14:37,788
Can I stop you?

412
00:14:37,790 --> 00:14:39,840
Are you afraid of flying?

413
00:14:41,459 --> 00:14:43,260
It's just you
pursuing this case

414
00:14:43,262 --> 00:14:44,928
didn't make sense
to me at first.

415
00:14:44,930 --> 00:14:47,147
As far as you knew,
it was just an accident.

416
00:14:47,149 --> 00:14:49,215
But then at the
crash site this morning,

417
00:14:49,217 --> 00:14:50,500
you weren't yourself.

418
00:14:50,502 --> 00:14:51,818
"Myself"?

419
00:14:51,820 --> 00:14:54,504
You got distracted
by sand on a beach.

420
00:14:54,506 --> 00:14:56,523
And look at that board.

421
00:14:56,525 --> 00:14:58,325
Normally, you would
have put up every picture

422
00:14:58,327 --> 00:14:59,860
you had from the
crash site.

423
00:14:59,862 --> 00:15:01,361
But instead, there's
just images of what

424
00:15:01,363 --> 00:15:02,746
the plane used to
look like.

425
00:15:02,748 --> 00:15:04,064
I've already examined
those pictures,

426
00:15:04,066 --> 00:15:05,532
and they yielded nothing.

427
00:15:05,534 --> 00:15:07,000
Now since you're
a disgraced ex-surgeon

428
00:15:07,002 --> 00:15:08,452
and not a disgraced
ex-psychologist,

429
00:15:08,454 --> 00:15:11,038
what say you stop
analyzing me, okay?

430
00:15:11,040 --> 00:15:13,590
How did you get
from London to New York?

431
00:15:15,793 --> 00:15:19,830
Okay, well, maybe your father
will tell me at dinner tonight.

432
00:15:19,832 --> 00:15:20,764
(knocking on glass)
Hey.

433
00:15:20,766 --> 00:15:22,549
Just got the phone
with the owner

434
00:15:22,551 --> 00:15:24,101
of Key Star Charters,
Charles Cooper.

435
00:15:24,103 --> 00:15:26,086
They got the footage from
their security camera.

436
00:15:26,088 --> 00:15:28,421
He said there's something on it
we should see.

437
00:15:31,693 --> 00:15:36,313
COOPER: So, this is about 45 minutes
before the plane took off.

438
00:15:36,315 --> 00:15:38,281
That's Mr. Gerrard.

439
00:15:38,283 --> 00:15:41,334
I don't know who
this other guy is, but

440
00:15:41,336 --> 00:15:43,687
obviously, he and Mr. Gerrard
had words.

441
00:15:43,689 --> 00:15:46,289
It's the model glue,
isn't it?

442
00:15:46,291 --> 00:15:48,408
It's murder on my senses.

443
00:15:48,410 --> 00:15:51,444
Not to mention I'm under
strict orders not to get high.

444
00:15:51,446 --> 00:15:53,580
This office is like
one big huffing bag.

445
00:15:53,582 --> 00:15:55,549
COOPER: Ten minutes later,
he leaves alone.

446
00:15:55,551 --> 00:15:59,219
So now we know Mr. Gerrard
arrived here alive and intact.

447
00:15:59,221 --> 00:16:00,971
Gotta figure he was
killed here, too.

448
00:16:00,973 --> 00:16:02,723
You got this from any
other angles?

449
00:16:02,725 --> 00:16:06,259
Eh, sorry. Only other camera
got broke a few weeks ago.

450
00:16:06,261 --> 00:16:07,627
Hasn't been fixed yet.

451
00:16:07,629 --> 00:16:09,479
Mr. Cooper, I'm gonna
need you and Mister...

452
00:16:09,481 --> 00:16:11,598
Barts.
...Barts to clear out of here for a while.

453
00:16:11,600 --> 00:16:13,433
Meantime, we'll get
this video to our experts,

454
00:16:13,435 --> 00:16:16,019
see if we can't
identify our mystery man.

455
00:16:16,021 --> 00:16:18,304
(clicking mouse)

456
00:16:23,661 --> 00:16:26,079
Any luck cleaning up
that picture?

457
00:16:26,081 --> 00:16:28,832
About as much luck as I had
examining the hangar.

458
00:16:28,834 --> 00:16:30,751
No sign of any crime being
perpetrated there.

459
00:16:30,753 --> 00:16:32,202
No clarity with regards

460
00:16:32,204 --> 00:16:33,954
to our fat friend's
facial features here.

461
00:16:33,956 --> 00:16:36,823
On the bright side, I think
I might know where he works.

462
00:16:38,676 --> 00:16:40,043
WATSON:
"Arm To?"

463
00:16:42,597 --> 00:16:44,431
Carmanto Foods--
isn't that the company

464
00:16:44,433 --> 00:16:46,516
that Gerrard and his colleagues
were suing, right?

465
00:16:46,518 --> 00:16:48,769
Almost anyone who works there
would've had motive.

466
00:16:48,771 --> 00:16:51,104
Unfortunately, rotund
white male executives

467
00:16:51,106 --> 00:16:54,174
at the company number
in the dozens.

468
00:16:54,176 --> 00:16:56,359
Our suspect does have one
distinguishing feature, however:

469
00:16:56,361 --> 00:16:59,362
the '90s-era "pager"
attached to his belt.

470
00:16:59,364 --> 00:17:02,032
I'm gonna go get started
getting ready to meet your dad.

471
00:17:02,034 --> 00:17:03,817
Last chance
to join us for dinner?

472
00:17:03,819 --> 00:17:05,852
Last chance to accept
there is no dinner.

473
00:17:05,854 --> 00:17:07,687
Dad... never... shows!

474
00:17:07,689 --> 00:17:08,872
Say it with me, Watson.

475
00:17:08,874 --> 00:17:10,707
Maybe it'll sink in.
Sherlock...

476
00:17:10,709 --> 00:17:11,992
He's Lucy with the football.

477
00:17:11,994 --> 00:17:13,693
You're Charlie Brown.

478
00:17:13,695 --> 00:17:15,929
People don't make plans
just to break them.

479
00:17:15,931 --> 00:17:17,714
People don't. My father does.

480
00:17:19,300 --> 00:17:21,885
For the record,
that's not a pager.

481
00:17:21,887 --> 00:17:24,921
It's an insulin pump.
Your mystery man is a diabetic.

482
00:17:29,043 --> 00:17:30,861
Ed Hairston?

483
00:17:30,863 --> 00:17:32,979
Detective Bell, NYPD.

484
00:17:32,981 --> 00:17:35,148
This is my colleague
Mr. Holmes.

485
00:17:35,150 --> 00:17:36,983
We'd like to ask you
some questions

486
00:17:36,985 --> 00:17:38,568
about your relationship
with Hank Gerrard.

487
00:17:38,570 --> 00:17:41,321
I'm sorry... I don't know
who that is.

488
00:17:41,323 --> 00:17:44,491
Odd. His firm is suing
your company for $100 million.

489
00:17:44,493 --> 00:17:47,177
Something about a sugar
substitute that causes cancer.

490
00:17:47,179 --> 00:17:48,378
We have surveillance
video of you

491
00:17:48,380 --> 00:17:51,281
talking to Mr. Gerrard
in the Key Star Charters

492
00:17:51,283 --> 00:17:53,500
parking lot shortly before
someone caved his skull in,

493
00:17:53,502 --> 00:17:55,535
stuck him in the hold
of a small plane.

494
00:17:55,537 --> 00:17:56,870
It's how we found
you, actually.

495
00:17:56,872 --> 00:17:58,738
Saw the Carmanto logo
on your shirt,

496
00:17:58,740 --> 00:18:00,757
insulin pump on your
belt, made a few calls.

497
00:18:00,759 --> 00:18:02,342
It's a bit ironic,
isn't it?

498
00:18:02,344 --> 00:18:05,111
Diabetic working for a company
that makes bad sugar?

499
00:18:05,113 --> 00:18:06,596
I don't understand.

500
00:18:06,598 --> 00:18:08,598
I heard on the news
Hank was killed in a crash.

501
00:18:08,600 --> 00:18:10,951
This would be the same Hank
you don't know?

502
00:18:16,224 --> 00:18:17,757
I did know him, sort of.

503
00:18:17,759 --> 00:18:19,993
I was helping him.

504
00:18:19,995 --> 00:18:22,495
By showing his scalp what the
inside of his skull looked like?

505
00:18:22,497 --> 00:18:24,781
It happened with his case.

506
00:18:24,783 --> 00:18:27,083
I'd been giving him
information

507
00:18:27,085 --> 00:18:28,785
to use against Carmanto.

508
00:18:28,787 --> 00:18:30,403
You're a whistleblower?

509
00:18:30,405 --> 00:18:33,623
Hank was angry with me
because I refused to testify.

510
00:18:33,625 --> 00:18:36,409
Carmanto had offered
a settlement.

511
00:18:36,411 --> 00:18:38,545
I thought it was more
than fair.

512
00:18:38,547 --> 00:18:40,113
Hank's boss was inclined

513
00:18:40,115 --> 00:18:43,783
to accept it,
and Hank wanted more.

514
00:18:43,785 --> 00:18:45,051
(top pops off pill bottle)
He...

515
00:18:45,053 --> 00:18:47,337
He asked me yesterday
to reconsider taking the stand.

516
00:18:47,339 --> 00:18:48,471
I told him I couldn't.

517
00:18:48,473 --> 00:18:50,423
We argued.
I left.

518
00:18:50,425 --> 00:18:52,959
I never laid a hand on him.

519
00:18:52,961 --> 00:18:57,097
The company knew that
that sugar substitute was deadly.

520
00:18:57,099 --> 00:18:59,465
And Carmanto buried
that evidence,

521
00:18:59,467 --> 00:19:01,401
convinced everybody
it was fine.

522
00:19:01,403 --> 00:19:03,803
It looked like sugar,
it felt like sugar...

523
00:19:03,805 --> 00:19:05,538
but it wasn't.

524
00:19:05,540 --> 00:19:07,741
Thank you for your time,
Mr. Hairston; we'll be in touch.

525
00:19:07,743 --> 00:19:09,993
Thought you said that guy was our
strongest suspect.

526
00:19:09,995 --> 00:19:11,528
Now that I've met him,

527
00:19:11,530 --> 00:19:13,313
I know that he's our
weakest suspect, literally.

528
00:19:13,315 --> 00:19:14,781
Did you see how hard
it was for him

529
00:19:14,783 --> 00:19:17,417
to open that pill bottle?
So?

530
00:19:17,419 --> 00:19:18,952
Type-2 diabetes can
significantly affect

531
00:19:18,954 --> 00:19:20,987
grip strength,
particularly in men.

532
00:19:20,989 --> 00:19:22,706
His is so bad

533
00:19:22,708 --> 00:19:24,657
<i>he's bought adaptive office</i>
<i>supplies:</i>

534
00:19:24,659 --> 00:19:26,543
<i>oversized ergonomic pens,</i>
<i>a book holder.</i>

535
00:19:26,545 --> 00:19:28,494
There's no way could he have
grasped and swung

536
00:19:28,496 --> 00:19:30,263
the heavy wrench used
to kill Hank Gerrard.

537
00:19:30,265 --> 00:19:32,382
So, in other words,
we got nothing.

538
00:19:32,384 --> 00:19:34,334
Nope. We've got sand.

539
00:19:34,336 --> 00:19:35,518
Thank you.

540
00:19:35,520 --> 00:19:37,804
Mr. Holmes?

541
00:19:38,606 --> 00:19:40,023
Ms. Watson, I presume.

542
00:19:40,025 --> 00:19:41,691
You're early.

543
00:19:41,693 --> 00:19:44,294
Not as early as you.
It's nice to finally meet you.

544
00:19:44,296 --> 00:19:45,812
Oh!
Oh...

545
00:19:45,814 --> 00:19:47,781
Uh, Zadie Smith is one
of my favorite authors.

546
00:19:47,783 --> 00:19:51,318
Let me guess:
my son is parking the car.

547
00:19:51,320 --> 00:19:52,619
Um...

548
00:19:52,621 --> 00:19:53,954
No, it's okay,
Ms. Watson.

549
00:19:53,956 --> 00:19:55,688
No need for excuses.
The truth is

550
00:19:55,690 --> 00:20:00,877
I'd have been much more
surprised if he <i>had</i> come.

551
00:20:00,879 --> 00:20:04,381
I've laid as many bricks in
the wall between us as he has.

552
00:20:04,383 --> 00:20:07,550
So, how's the old boy doing?

553
00:20:07,552 --> 00:20:09,302
Good, actually.

554
00:20:09,304 --> 00:20:11,588
I think he's got a handle
on his post-rehab life.

555
00:20:11,590 --> 00:20:14,174
I mean, he doesn't keep
the healthiest hours,

556
00:20:14,176 --> 00:20:17,010
but you know, work keeps
him busy, focused.

557
00:20:17,012 --> 00:20:19,062
Getting him to go to
support group meetings

558
00:20:19,064 --> 00:20:20,847
can be tricky, though.

559
00:20:20,849 --> 00:20:22,382
Stubborn, criminally so.

560
00:20:22,384 --> 00:20:23,416
Always was.

561
00:20:23,418 --> 00:20:24,550
(polite laugh)

562
00:20:24,552 --> 00:20:26,219
I remember when he was a boy,

563
00:20:26,221 --> 00:20:27,687
he'd climb the fence

564
00:20:27,689 --> 00:20:30,023
around our property
and walk from post to post.

565
00:20:30,025 --> 00:20:34,411
I warned him it was dangerous,
but he wouldn't listen.

566
00:20:34,413 --> 00:20:37,447
Then he falls and
lands on his wrist.

567
00:20:37,449 --> 00:20:39,783
Ugly business,
bone jutting through skin.

568
00:20:39,785 --> 00:20:42,686
But despite the pain,

569
00:20:42,688 --> 00:20:45,372
he set the bone
and wrapped the wound himself.

570
00:20:45,374 --> 00:20:51,211
Took to wearing long-sleeve
shirts for the next few days.

571
00:20:51,213 --> 00:20:54,297
All to keep his father from
telling him that he was right.

572
00:20:54,299 --> 00:20:55,432
You're kidding me.

573
00:20:55,434 --> 00:20:57,884
Ended up with a scar right here.

574
00:20:57,886 --> 00:21:01,771
Covered it with one of his barmy
tattoos, if memory serves.

575
00:21:01,773 --> 00:21:04,140
I am really glad
we're doing this.

576
00:21:04,142 --> 00:21:06,393
Oh?
I've had many different clients,

577
00:21:06,395 --> 00:21:10,096
but Sherlock is
definitely... unique.

578
00:21:10,098 --> 00:21:13,483
The's er just so much more
I want know about him.

579
00:21:13,485 --> 00:21:16,119
I'm happy to answer any
questions you may have.

580
00:21:16,121 --> 00:21:18,955
Would you mind terribly
if I asked one of you first?

581
00:21:18,957 --> 00:21:21,124
How's the sex?

582
00:21:21,126 --> 00:21:23,376
I beg your pardon?

583
00:21:23,378 --> 00:21:25,445
The sex. The shagging.

584
00:21:25,447 --> 00:21:27,613
Is he enjoying it?

585
00:21:27,615 --> 00:21:29,833
I don't understand.

586
00:21:29,835 --> 00:21:33,470
I was told that was part of
the "service" you provided.

587
00:21:33,472 --> 00:21:36,306
Satisfying your client's
every need.

588
00:21:36,308 --> 00:21:38,658
Why else would anyone pay
your exorbitant fees?

589
00:21:38,660 --> 00:21:41,511
You're not Mr. Holmes, are you?

590
00:21:45,833 --> 00:21:47,517
(laughs)

591
00:21:48,853 --> 00:21:50,937
I don't believe this.

592
00:21:50,939 --> 00:21:53,523
I'm sorry, it's just...

593
00:21:53,525 --> 00:21:56,076
if you'd seen your face...
(laughs)

594
00:21:56,078 --> 00:21:57,477
Who are you?

595
00:21:57,479 --> 00:21:58,528
Actor.

596
00:21:58,530 --> 00:22:00,947
Well, a struggling one at that.

597
00:22:00,949 --> 00:22:02,499
Your Mr. Sherlock

598
00:22:02,501 --> 00:22:03,867
hired me from
my manager.

599
00:22:03,869 --> 00:22:05,651
Said it wouldn't be
a problem if I took

600
00:22:05,653 --> 00:22:07,087
his father's place
tonight because...

601
00:22:07,089 --> 00:22:09,205
- Dad never shows
- ....Dad never shows. (laughing)

602
00:22:10,658 --> 00:22:12,825
I was discussing
an artificial sweetener

603
00:22:12,827 --> 00:22:14,761
with a suspect earlier on.

604
00:22:14,763 --> 00:22:17,663
Yeah, looks and feels
like regular sugar,

605
00:22:17,665 --> 00:22:18,798
but it's not.

606
00:22:18,800 --> 00:22:21,017
There are minute differences,

607
00:22:21,019 --> 00:22:22,502
carcinogenic ones in that case,

608
00:22:22,504 --> 00:22:24,771
but it got me thinking
about some unusual sand

609
00:22:24,773 --> 00:22:27,307
I noticed at the crash site.

610
00:22:27,309 --> 00:22:29,842
It was new, hadn't been
weathered by the elements yet.

611
00:22:29,844 --> 00:22:32,228
First I thought, "Well, the city
must have trucked it in

612
00:22:32,230 --> 00:22:33,730
to offset erosion on the beach,"

613
00:22:33,732 --> 00:22:35,348
but according
to the Parks Department,

614
00:22:35,350 --> 00:22:36,733
they haven't done that
at Far Rockaway

615
00:22:36,735 --> 00:22:38,684
in over a year,
so how did the sand

616
00:22:38,686 --> 00:22:39,953
make it there?

617
00:22:39,955 --> 00:22:41,654
In the fuel tank.

618
00:22:41,656 --> 00:22:44,707
Sand dumped into the fuel tank

619
00:22:44,709 --> 00:22:46,859
would initially settle
on the bottom.

620
00:22:46,861 --> 00:22:49,996
Plane would take off,
no difficulty.

621
00:22:49,998 --> 00:22:54,033
But... during the course
of the flight,

622
00:22:54,035 --> 00:22:56,869
more and more granules
will get sucked into the filter,

623
00:22:56,871 --> 00:22:58,972
clogging it
and starving the engine

624
00:22:58,974 --> 00:23:01,040
of fuel mid-flight,
regardless of the extra weight

625
00:23:01,042 --> 00:23:02,258
of Hank Gerrard's body.

626
00:23:02,260 --> 00:23:04,544
You think the flight
was bound to crash.

627
00:23:04,546 --> 00:23:06,429
Actually, Ms. Molinari,

628
00:23:06,431 --> 00:23:10,066
as of this moment,
I know it was bound to crash.

629
00:23:14,989 --> 00:23:16,389
Same unfrosted grains

630
00:23:16,391 --> 00:23:18,942
<i>I saw at the crash site,</i>
<i>looks and feels</i>

631
00:23:18,944 --> 00:23:20,443
like beach sand, but it's not.

632
00:23:20,445 --> 00:23:22,612
These grains are comprised
mostly of silica,

633
00:23:22,614 --> 00:23:24,164
commercial sand.

634
00:23:24,166 --> 00:23:25,765
Somebody sabotaged the flight.

635
00:23:25,767 --> 00:23:28,067
Probably the same person
who killed Hank Gerrard.

636
00:23:28,069 --> 00:23:30,036
<i>What if Hank walked in</i>
<i>on the saboteur?</i>

637
00:23:30,038 --> 00:23:31,571
Easier to bash his skull in

638
00:23:31,573 --> 00:23:33,373
then explain why
you're funneling sand

639
00:23:33,375 --> 00:23:34,924
into a fuel tank, no?

640
00:23:34,926 --> 00:23:36,075
Then it's just a case

641
00:23:36,077 --> 00:23:37,177
of concealing the body.

642
00:23:37,179 --> 00:23:38,678
The cargo hold makes sense

643
00:23:38,680 --> 00:23:41,014
in that the flight was doomed
to crash anyway.

644
00:23:41,016 --> 00:23:42,765
As long as it crashed
over water.

645
00:23:42,767 --> 00:23:44,917
Which it would do
on its way to Martha's Vineyard.

646
00:23:44,919 --> 00:23:47,086
Traces of sand would
be washed away.

647
00:23:47,088 --> 00:23:50,590
Instead, it crashed prematurely
due to the weight imbalance.

648
00:23:50,592 --> 00:23:52,809
So, we know why
Hank Gerrard's body

649
00:23:52,811 --> 00:23:54,194
was stuffed into the cargo hold.

650
00:23:54,196 --> 00:23:56,062
The questions are:
who put it there,

651
00:23:56,064 --> 00:23:59,399
and why did they want
to bring down that plane?

652
00:24:06,026 --> 00:24:08,043
(door opens)

653
00:24:10,330 --> 00:24:12,031
You're home early.

654
00:24:12,456 --> 00:24:15,657
Did you enjoy your time
with dear old Dad?

655
00:24:16,744 --> 00:24:18,261
Oh, come on, Watson,

656
00:24:18,263 --> 00:24:20,413
show a little appreciation
for a prank well played.

657
00:24:20,415 --> 00:24:22,115
To pull that off,
I had to be

658
00:24:22,117 --> 00:24:24,451
absolutely certain
my father wouldn't show.

659
00:24:24,453 --> 00:24:26,453
I did mention that
he wouldn't show, didn't I?

660
00:24:26,455 --> 00:24:28,905
Just out of curiosity,

661
00:24:28,907 --> 00:24:30,957
why did the old tosspot
drop out this time?

662
00:24:30,959 --> 00:24:34,478
Surely he's e-mailed you
some sort of apology by now.

663
00:24:34,480 --> 00:24:35,846
He was called away

664
00:24:35,848 --> 00:24:37,264
On important business, yeah.

665
00:24:37,266 --> 00:24:40,300
An old one, but a good one.

666
00:24:41,836 --> 00:24:43,603
Anyway, It's good
that you're back.

667
00:24:43,605 --> 00:24:46,256
I realized earlier this evening
that the flight that crashed

668
00:24:46,258 --> 00:24:48,225
was sabotaged.

669
00:24:48,227 --> 00:24:50,143
The good news is I've been going
over Key Star Charter's

670
00:24:50,145 --> 00:24:51,895
flight logs,
and I believe I've found

671
00:24:51,897 --> 00:24:54,364
a mathematical quirk that has
pointed me in the direction

672
00:24:54,366 --> 00:24:55,615
of a suspect.

673
00:24:55,617 --> 00:24:56,950
I would like to go
and confront him.

674
00:24:56,952 --> 00:24:59,069
So...

675
00:25:00,321 --> 00:25:01,822
I waited for you.

676
00:25:01,824 --> 00:25:03,690
Hm? You should be grateful.

677
00:25:03,692 --> 00:25:05,942
If you want to go pound
on some criminal's door,

678
00:25:05,944 --> 00:25:07,294
I suggest you call the police.

679
00:25:07,296 --> 00:25:08,611
I'm going to bed.

680
00:25:08,613 --> 00:25:11,882
You should've trusted me

681
00:25:11,884 --> 00:25:13,500
when I told you
he wouldn't show.

682
00:25:13,502 --> 00:25:15,585
Trusted you?

683
00:25:15,587 --> 00:25:17,787
I've been glued to your
side for weeks now,

684
00:25:17,789 --> 00:25:19,422
and you have refused to share

685
00:25:19,424 --> 00:25:21,457
even the tiniest bit
of your personal history.

686
00:25:21,459 --> 00:25:24,144
You know what, Sherlock,
I don't trust you.

687
00:25:24,146 --> 00:25:25,612
Because thanks to you,

688
00:25:25,614 --> 00:25:27,898
we're still basically
just strangers.

689
00:25:27,900 --> 00:25:29,916
(doorbell rings)

690
00:25:32,486 --> 00:25:35,405
Ah, Mr. Holmes, right?

691
00:25:35,407 --> 00:25:37,073
Mr. Barts, good
to see you again.

692
00:25:37,075 --> 00:25:38,942
You didn't mention
when we met

693
00:25:38,944 --> 00:25:40,476
that you're one of
Key Star's pilots.

694
00:25:40,478 --> 00:25:42,696
Well, yeah, I am.

695
00:25:42,698 --> 00:25:44,147
Is that a problem?

696
00:25:44,149 --> 00:25:45,648
Well, not for me, no.

697
00:25:45,650 --> 00:25:47,150
But for your recently
deceased colleague,

698
00:25:47,152 --> 00:25:49,085
Joe Newell, maybe.

699
00:25:49,087 --> 00:25:51,154
I don't understand.

700
00:25:51,156 --> 00:25:53,290
Joe Newell's widow told me

701
00:25:53,292 --> 00:25:54,991
that you and he
had a rather...

702
00:25:54,993 --> 00:25:57,544
ugly disagreement
on the telephone

703
00:25:57,546 --> 00:25:58,929
last week.

704
00:25:58,931 --> 00:26:00,513
He wouldn't tell her
what it was about.

705
00:26:00,515 --> 00:26:02,515
He just said that the problem
was being taken care of.

706
00:26:02,517 --> 00:26:03,717
That was nothing.

707
00:26:03,719 --> 00:26:05,185
Yeah, I poached
one of his regulars.

708
00:26:05,187 --> 00:26:07,470
This rich guy
who flies to D.C. every week.

709
00:26:07,472 --> 00:26:08,805
Good tipper. (chuckles)

710
00:26:08,807 --> 00:26:11,376
Joe was angry,
but we worked it out.

711
00:26:11,378 --> 00:26:13,128
We were thinking the argument
may have been

712
00:26:13,130 --> 00:26:14,946
over something else.

713
00:26:14,948 --> 00:26:16,214
You see,

714
00:26:16,216 --> 00:26:17,415
when I realized that Joe's plane

715
00:26:17,417 --> 00:26:18,850
had been sabotaged,

716
00:26:18,852 --> 00:26:21,219
it occurred to me
that the saboteur

717
00:26:21,221 --> 00:26:22,804
may have been
satisfying a grudge,

718
00:26:22,806 --> 00:26:24,606
not against one of the
flight's passengers,

719
00:26:24,608 --> 00:26:26,691
but against the airline itself.

720
00:26:26,693 --> 00:26:29,811
Now I dug into some of the
logs that the NTSB gathered

721
00:26:29,813 --> 00:26:31,763
from Key Star, and I noticed

722
00:26:31,765 --> 00:26:33,198
something strange.

723
00:26:33,200 --> 00:26:35,433
Every time you, Owen Barts,

724
00:26:35,435 --> 00:26:37,736
piloted a plane
back from Miami,

725
00:26:37,738 --> 00:26:40,772
you recorded an onboard
weight of exactly 66 pounds

726
00:26:40,774 --> 00:26:44,459
over the weight of the
passengers and their baggage.

727
00:26:44,461 --> 00:26:47,546
It's just a mistake
with my math.

728
00:26:47,548 --> 00:26:50,281
The same mathematical mistake,
made again and again,

729
00:26:50,283 --> 00:26:52,801
only when you return
from Miami, Florida.

730
00:26:52,803 --> 00:26:54,085
No.

731
00:26:54,087 --> 00:26:55,720
You were accounting
for extra cargo.

732
00:26:55,722 --> 00:26:59,257
You had to, because
accurate weight calculations

733
00:26:59,259 --> 00:27:01,810
are critical when determining
the amount of fuel

734
00:27:01,812 --> 00:27:03,795
required for a flight.

735
00:27:03,797 --> 00:27:05,981
But why 66 pounds exactly?

736
00:27:05,983 --> 00:27:07,566
A strange number.

737
00:27:07,568 --> 00:27:09,985
Until you factor in
metric conversion.

738
00:27:09,987 --> 00:27:14,372
66 pounds is the equivalent
of exactly 30 kilos.

739
00:27:15,508 --> 00:27:16,908
Nice even number

740
00:27:16,910 --> 00:27:18,476
for cocaine smuggling, no?

741
00:27:18,478 --> 00:27:20,111
(chuckles)
What happened?

742
00:27:20,113 --> 00:27:21,863
Did Joe find out
and want a cut?

743
00:27:21,865 --> 00:27:23,949
That's not likely,

744
00:27:23,951 --> 00:27:25,650
given his reputation,
his military background.

745
00:27:25,652 --> 00:27:27,318
It's more likely
that he threatened to go

746
00:27:27,320 --> 00:27:28,820
to the authorities
if you didn't stop.

747
00:27:28,822 --> 00:27:30,539
Either way,

748
00:27:30,541 --> 00:27:33,341
you engineered a plane crash
to eliminate the threat.

749
00:27:33,343 --> 00:27:37,546
Problem was, Hank Gerrard
caught you in the act.

750
00:27:37,548 --> 00:27:39,631
You improvised.

751
00:27:39,633 --> 00:27:41,666
You killed him.

752
00:27:41,668 --> 00:27:43,885
Concealed his body
in the cargo hold of a plane

753
00:27:43,887 --> 00:27:45,921
that you knew was gonna crash.

754
00:27:45,923 --> 00:27:49,441
It's quite a... quite a story.

755
00:27:49,443 --> 00:27:51,693
There's just one problem.

756
00:27:51,695 --> 00:27:54,212
I was nowhere near the hangar
this morning.

757
00:27:54,214 --> 00:27:56,214
I was with my boss, Charles.

758
00:27:56,216 --> 00:27:57,782
His car stalled,

759
00:27:57,784 --> 00:28:00,785
so I had to stop by his place
to give him a jump.

760
00:28:00,787 --> 00:28:02,687
Don't believe me, go ask him.

761
00:28:02,689 --> 00:28:04,122
He'll tell you.

762
00:28:04,124 --> 00:28:05,407
I couldn't have killed
Mr. Gerrard

763
00:28:05,409 --> 00:28:08,243
or sabotaged that plane.

764
00:28:13,799 --> 00:28:16,251
Holy...

765
00:28:16,253 --> 00:28:17,385
You were right.

766
00:28:17,387 --> 00:28:19,704
Yesterday, when
you suggested

767
00:28:19,706 --> 00:28:21,907
I had a certain preoccupation
with plane crashes.

768
00:28:21,909 --> 00:28:25,660
It is why I was drawn
to this case.

769
00:28:27,980 --> 00:28:29,731
I'm not phobic, mind you.

770
00:28:29,733 --> 00:28:31,066
Nothing so illogical.

771
00:28:31,068 --> 00:28:33,318
I just...
the amount I see

772
00:28:33,320 --> 00:28:35,770
when I board an aircraft...

773
00:28:35,772 --> 00:28:38,222
The pilot looks confident,

774
00:28:38,224 --> 00:28:40,558
but I detect a slight tremor
in his hands.

775
00:28:40,560 --> 00:28:41,910
He's nervous.
Is he hiding something?

776
00:28:41,912 --> 00:28:43,361
If yes, what?

777
00:28:43,363 --> 00:28:45,447
Has he had a few drinks
to settle his nerves?

778
00:28:45,449 --> 00:28:47,165
What about the mechanic
performing a last-second check?

779
00:28:47,167 --> 00:28:49,417
Why does he look so unhappy?
Does he hate his job?

780
00:28:49,419 --> 00:28:51,786
If he hates his job,
how much care is he taking?

781
00:28:51,788 --> 00:28:53,471
I get it.

782
00:28:55,374 --> 00:28:56,925
You're still cross with me?

783
00:28:58,661 --> 00:29:01,446
I was attempting to demonstrate
my trust in you.

784
00:29:01,448 --> 00:29:03,248
How?

785
00:29:03,250 --> 00:29:05,767
By telling me something
I already figured out?

786
00:29:05,769 --> 00:29:07,802
You want more?

787
00:29:07,804 --> 00:29:10,438
(phone rings)

788
00:29:11,590 --> 00:29:13,224
Detective Bell?

789
00:29:13,226 --> 00:29:16,211
BELL: I just heard back
from Charles Cooper.

790
00:29:16,213 --> 00:29:17,595
He's on his way to the station.

791
00:29:17,597 --> 00:29:19,280
Thought you might want
to join us.

792
00:29:19,282 --> 00:29:21,700
Owen called me last night,

793
00:29:21,702 --> 00:29:23,284
uh, in a panic.

794
00:29:23,286 --> 00:29:24,986
He said he needed my help.

795
00:29:24,988 --> 00:29:26,538
(whispering) :
It's glue again.

796
00:29:26,540 --> 00:29:27,822
It's worse this time.

797
00:29:27,824 --> 00:29:29,541
It's like he bathed
in the stuff.

798
00:29:29,543 --> 00:29:31,126
He told me he'd made
a big mistake.

799
00:29:31,128 --> 00:29:34,329
That he'd used
the Key Star planes

800
00:29:34,331 --> 00:29:36,498
to smuggle drugs.

801
00:29:36,500 --> 00:29:37,632
Mr. Cooper, are you okay?

802
00:29:37,634 --> 00:29:39,351
You look a little pale.

803
00:29:39,353 --> 00:29:41,636
No, I guess I'm just I shock.

804
00:29:41,638 --> 00:29:43,454
I mean...

805
00:29:43,456 --> 00:29:45,507
O-Owen had worked for me
for years.

806
00:29:45,509 --> 00:29:47,308
He was a friend,

807
00:29:47,310 --> 00:29:48,827
just like Joe was.

808
00:29:48,829 --> 00:29:50,362
But he said that, uh,

809
00:29:50,364 --> 00:29:52,764
Joe had figured it out

810
00:29:52,766 --> 00:29:54,632
and threatened to call
the police

811
00:29:54,634 --> 00:29:56,518
if he didn't stop.

812
00:29:56,520 --> 00:29:59,354
But Owen didn't want to stop,
and so...

813
00:29:59,356 --> 00:30:01,189
he, uh...

814
00:30:01,191 --> 00:30:02,657
Mr. Cooper, did Owen tell you

815
00:30:02,659 --> 00:30:06,077
he had something to do
with the plane crash?

816
00:30:06,079 --> 00:30:08,830
He wanted me to tell you guys
that he was with me

817
00:30:08,832 --> 00:30:10,949
at the time
of Mr. Gerrard's murder.

818
00:30:10,951 --> 00:30:13,702
But he wasn't.

819
00:30:13,704 --> 00:30:15,704
GREGSON: Could you excuse
us for a second?

820
00:30:22,545 --> 00:30:25,046
Get a team over to Owen Barts'
residence right now.

821
00:30:25,048 --> 00:30:26,548
I'm gonna call for a warrant.

822
00:30:26,550 --> 00:30:28,883
Ink will be dry before your foot
goes through his door.

823
00:30:28,885 --> 00:30:30,101
Yes, sir.

824
00:30:30,103 --> 00:30:31,820
No Barts?

825
00:30:31,822 --> 00:30:33,354
Lot of drawers tossed inside.

826
00:30:33,356 --> 00:30:35,339
Looks like he packed
a bag in a hurry.

827
00:30:35,341 --> 00:30:37,358
Now, his car is gone
too-- blue Toyota Camry.

828
00:30:37,360 --> 00:30:38,977
We got a BOLO out.

829
00:30:38,979 --> 00:30:40,945
What's weird
is what <i>is</i> here.

830
00:30:40,947 --> 00:30:42,230
Going by the dimensions,
I'd say it's

831
00:30:42,232 --> 00:30:44,566
a safe bet this is the
weapon used to kill him.

832
00:30:44,568 --> 00:30:47,118
So let me get this straight:
Owen Barts kills

833
00:30:47,120 --> 00:30:49,404
Hank Gerrard with this wrench,
but he doesn't dispose of it

834
00:30:49,406 --> 00:30:51,790
in some place
we aren't gonna find it.

835
00:30:51,792 --> 00:30:53,524
He doesn't even clean it.

836
00:30:53,526 --> 00:30:55,693
He just leaves it
in his garage?

837
00:30:55,695 --> 00:30:57,796
Like I said, weird.

838
00:30:57,798 --> 00:30:59,864
Not just weird.

839
00:30:59,866 --> 00:31:02,117
Utterly ridiculous.

840
00:31:02,119 --> 00:31:03,752
What's that?

841
00:31:05,304 --> 00:31:07,005
Spartina patens.

842
00:31:07,007 --> 00:31:08,223
It's a type of cord grass

843
00:31:08,225 --> 00:31:10,558
which grows only
in brackish water.

844
00:31:10,560 --> 00:31:11,810
Brackish?

845
00:31:11,812 --> 00:31:13,645
It's a combination of fresh
and salt water.

846
00:31:13,647 --> 00:31:15,013
Hmm.

847
00:31:15,015 --> 00:31:16,598
It's still a bit moist,

848
00:31:16,600 --> 00:31:18,983
which means the wrench was
in the water...

849
00:31:18,985 --> 00:31:22,270
recently.

850
00:31:28,277 --> 00:31:30,728
I think someone
did dispose of it

851
00:31:30,730 --> 00:31:33,448
and retrieved it...

852
00:31:36,118 --> 00:31:38,253
...and planted it here.

853
00:31:38,255 --> 00:31:41,456
Probably right
after they killed Owen Barts.

854
00:31:41,458 --> 00:31:42,924
I get why

855
00:31:42,926 --> 00:31:44,425
you think the wrench
was planted,

856
00:31:44,427 --> 00:31:47,145
but what makes you think
Barts is dead?

857
00:31:47,147 --> 00:31:48,680
His car.

858
00:31:48,682 --> 00:31:50,131
You said it as a Camry?

859
00:31:50,133 --> 00:31:51,683
Solid, practical choice.

860
00:31:51,685 --> 00:31:53,268
But look at this--

861
00:31:53,270 --> 00:31:54,803
full-synthetic motor oil.

862
00:31:54,805 --> 00:31:56,437
It's high-end.

863
00:31:56,439 --> 00:32:00,859
Used to maintain peak lubricity
in high-performance engines.

864
00:32:00,861 --> 00:32:02,310
Not the four-cylinder
engine of a Camry.

865
00:32:02,312 --> 00:32:04,946
Hmm.

866
00:32:09,201 --> 00:32:10,785
Imagine you're Owen Barts.

867
00:32:10,787 --> 00:32:12,804
You've just been
told by your boss,

868
00:32:12,806 --> 00:32:15,240
Charles Cooper, that
he won't alibi you

869
00:32:15,242 --> 00:32:17,625
for the murder
of Hank Gerrard.

870
00:32:17,627 --> 00:32:20,411
You decide to go on the lam.

871
00:32:20,413 --> 00:32:22,797
You rush home...

872
00:32:22,799 --> 00:32:24,949
you pack up your things,

873
00:32:24,951 --> 00:32:27,218
and then you decide to
leave what seems to be

874
00:32:27,220 --> 00:32:30,255
between 50 and 100,000

875
00:32:30,257 --> 00:32:32,473
of your hard-earned
smuggling dollars

876
00:32:32,475 --> 00:32:34,642
in your garage.

877
00:32:34,644 --> 00:32:36,794
Not a chance.

878
00:32:36,796 --> 00:32:38,596
So who else
may have been profiting

879
00:32:38,598 --> 00:32:40,965
from the smuggling operation
at Key Star Charters, hmm?

880
00:32:40,967 --> 00:32:43,151
Who else who would've seen
Joe Newell as a threat

881
00:32:43,153 --> 00:32:46,187
and had the technical know-how
to sabotage his plane?

882
00:32:46,189 --> 00:32:47,405
The same guy who told us

883
00:32:47,407 --> 00:32:49,858
Owen Barts confessed
to everything.

884
00:32:49,860 --> 00:32:52,493
Charles Cooper.

885
00:32:56,694 --> 00:32:58,731
I don't know how many
times I can tell you.

886
00:32:59,183 --> 00:33:00,693
Owen called me last night.

887
00:33:00,793 --> 00:33:02,009
He told me that he sabotaged

888
00:33:02,011 --> 00:33:03,344
Joe's plane.

889
00:33:03,346 --> 00:33:04,795
I'm sorry if you can't find him.

890
00:33:04,797 --> 00:33:07,264
Have you ever seen
a poorer excuse for a liar?

891
00:33:07,266 --> 00:33:09,717
Are you sure he did
everything you said he did?

892
00:33:09,719 --> 00:33:11,268
Note the pallor,
the perspiration,

893
00:33:11,270 --> 00:33:13,938
the inability to
hold eye contact.

894
00:33:13,940 --> 00:33:15,255
All telltale
signs of deceit.

895
00:33:15,257 --> 00:33:17,725
And some serious
medical conditions.

896
00:33:17,727 --> 00:33:21,495
I'm just saying,
the guy looks like he's dying.

897
00:33:21,497 --> 00:33:24,331
He's our murderer
and our saboteur.

898
00:33:24,333 --> 00:33:26,250
Now it's just a matter
of getting him

899
00:33:26,252 --> 00:33:28,719
to admit it.

900
00:33:33,691 --> 00:33:35,692
Something wrong?

901
00:33:35,694 --> 00:33:38,712
No, I just never noticed
that scar before, that's all.

902
00:33:38,714 --> 00:33:39,997
How'd you get it?

903
00:33:39,999 --> 00:33:42,866
Boyhood misadventure.

904
00:33:42,868 --> 00:33:45,202
Fell off a fence.

905
00:33:45,204 --> 00:33:48,422
A compound fracture,
hence the scar.

906
00:33:51,977 --> 00:33:55,396
I just remembered
an errand I forgot to run.

907
00:33:55,398 --> 00:33:59,316
You gonna be okay
on your own for a while?

908
00:33:59,318 --> 00:34:01,435
Somehow I'll soldier on.

909
00:34:13,114 --> 00:34:14,114
Problem?

910
00:34:14,116 --> 00:34:15,666
He won't cop to it.

911
00:34:15,668 --> 00:34:17,368
But he's on the precipice,
you can tell.

912
00:34:17,370 --> 00:34:18,619
He's sweating,
his hands are trembling.

913
00:34:18,621 --> 00:34:19,903
We've come at him

914
00:34:19,905 --> 00:34:21,588
with everything we got;
he won't budge.

915
00:34:21,590 --> 00:34:23,090
Because he knows
we got no proof.

916
00:34:23,092 --> 00:34:25,242
His frame-up of Owen Barts
may not have been perfect,

917
00:34:25,244 --> 00:34:27,845
but he knows we can't show
he had anything to do with it.

918
00:34:27,847 --> 00:34:29,579
(sniffing)
What?

919
00:34:29,581 --> 00:34:31,598
It's got, it's got into you now.
Model glue.

920
00:34:31,600 --> 00:34:32,933
(sniffing)

921
00:34:32,935 --> 00:34:35,019
That's probably why
he looks so ill.

922
00:34:35,021 --> 00:34:38,055
Fumes are finally
getting to him.

923
00:34:48,066 --> 00:34:49,233
That's Cooper's glass,
correct?

924
00:34:49,235 --> 00:34:51,251
His third one,
if you can believe it.

925
00:34:51,253 --> 00:34:52,619
Cut him off.

926
00:34:52,621 --> 00:34:54,038
No, no, no.

927
00:34:54,040 --> 00:34:56,606
I think you should
bring him a pitcher.

928
00:34:58,109 --> 00:35:01,378
I was wondering
if you could help me...

929
00:35:01,380 --> 00:35:02,629
Alistair.

930
00:35:02,631 --> 00:35:04,665
Miss Watson.

931
00:35:04,667 --> 00:35:06,300
What a surprise.

932
00:35:06,302 --> 00:35:08,919
But if you're here for
an encore performance...

933
00:35:08,921 --> 00:35:11,121
I know you're not just
some actor Sherlock hired.

934
00:35:11,123 --> 00:35:12,473
You know him.

935
00:35:12,475 --> 00:35:15,476
He engaged me through
my representation.

936
00:35:15,478 --> 00:35:16,760
I've never even seen
the man...

937
00:35:16,762 --> 00:35:18,128
That story you told me,

938
00:35:18,130 --> 00:35:20,630
the one about his broken wrist;
it was true.

939
00:35:20,632 --> 00:35:22,483
He would've never
shared that with you

940
00:35:22,485 --> 00:35:24,234
if you were just some actor.

941
00:35:24,236 --> 00:35:25,903
Especially not to play
some stupid prank.

942
00:35:25,905 --> 00:35:28,272
How did you find me, if
you don't mind me asking?

943
00:35:28,274 --> 00:35:29,723
WATSON:
<i>The receipt you dropped.</i>

944
00:35:29,725 --> 00:35:31,475
<i>It had the name</i>
<i>of this bookstore on it.</i>

945
00:35:31,477 --> 00:35:33,827
<i>You got a 20% discount;</i>
<i>members get ten.</i>

946
00:35:33,829 --> 00:35:35,612
I realized
you must work here.

947
00:35:35,614 --> 00:35:37,781
You've been spending
quite a bit of time

948
00:35:37,783 --> 00:35:38,999
with him, haven't you?

949
00:35:39,001 --> 00:35:41,952
I really am an actor,
you know.

950
00:35:41,954 --> 00:35:44,621
In London, I had a small
part in a radio drama.

951
00:35:44,623 --> 00:35:46,006
(chuckles)

952
00:35:46,008 --> 00:35:48,425
Yeah, we still have
those across the pond.

953
00:35:48,427 --> 00:35:51,545
Sherlock wrote me a letter when
he was ten, saying that I alone

954
00:35:51,547 --> 00:35:54,431
of all the cast truly captured
the Yorkshire accent.

955
00:35:54,433 --> 00:35:56,383
(both chuckle)

956
00:35:56,385 --> 00:35:58,135
Yeah, I thought
it was odd.

957
00:35:58,137 --> 00:35:59,970
But I was also
very flattered.

958
00:35:59,972 --> 00:36:01,939
So eventually, we met,

959
00:36:01,941 --> 00:36:03,607
so I could coach
him on its nuances.

960
00:36:03,609 --> 00:36:04,775
We became friends.

961
00:36:04,777 --> 00:36:07,311
Sherlock doesn't have friends.

962
00:36:07,313 --> 00:36:08,946
Not in the traditional sense.

963
00:36:08,948 --> 00:36:11,231
He drops in and out,
appears at odd moments

964
00:36:11,233 --> 00:36:14,284
to make outrageous and
highly specific requests.

965
00:36:14,286 --> 00:36:18,021
Respectfully, that doesn't sound
much like a friendship to me.

966
00:36:18,023 --> 00:36:20,741
Then perhaps you better
revise your definition.

967
00:36:20,743 --> 00:36:22,242
You can't expect Sherlock Holmes

968
00:36:22,244 --> 00:36:24,428
to relate to you
the way others might.

969
00:36:24,430 --> 00:36:26,630
The moment you do,
he'll migrate

970
00:36:26,632 --> 00:36:29,266
out of your life,
and you'll be the poorer for it.

971
00:36:31,302 --> 00:36:33,754
You do realize that, don't you?

972
00:36:35,640 --> 00:36:37,057
He told you about me, right?

973
00:36:37,059 --> 00:36:38,091
Yeah.

974
00:36:38,093 --> 00:36:39,309
You know what my job is?

975
00:36:39,311 --> 00:36:40,511
I do.

976
00:36:40,513 --> 00:36:43,514
And for what
it's worth, um...

977
00:36:43,516 --> 00:36:46,767
I'm very glad
he has you.

978
00:36:48,219 --> 00:36:50,087
You knew him when he was using?

979
00:36:50,089 --> 00:36:53,273
(sighs)

980
00:36:53,275 --> 00:36:56,726
Well, after I first
came here in '06,

981
00:36:56,728 --> 00:37:00,164
we mostly kept in touch
by e-mail.

982
00:37:00,166 --> 00:37:02,583
I knew he was dabbling
on and off,

983
00:37:02,585 --> 00:37:05,836
but I was confident
that he would grow out of it.

984
00:37:05,838 --> 00:37:09,423
Nine months ago, he shows up
at my flat at night,

985
00:37:09,425 --> 00:37:11,708
so high he could barely speak.

986
00:37:11,710 --> 00:37:13,043
Well, I flushed
his drugs

987
00:37:13,045 --> 00:37:15,045
and I looked after
him for a day or so.

988
00:37:15,047 --> 00:37:18,348
It was very...

989
00:37:18,350 --> 00:37:23,095
difficult for me
to see his mind so addled.

990
00:37:23,302 --> 00:37:25,573
He could barely
stay conscious.

991
00:37:26,358 --> 00:37:28,609
And when he kept muttering the
same name again and again...

992
00:37:28,611 --> 00:37:29,759
What name?

993
00:37:29,761 --> 00:37:30,978
It doesn't matter.

994
00:37:30,980 --> 00:37:33,930
I asked him about it
the next morning.

995
00:37:33,932 --> 00:37:36,033
He assured me it meant nothing.

996
00:37:36,035 --> 00:37:38,435
Did you believe him?

997
00:37:42,040 --> 00:37:45,976
Look... I want to help him,

998
00:37:45,978 --> 00:37:48,879
but I think you know
how difficult that can be.

999
00:37:48,881 --> 00:37:50,780
I thought,
if I could talk to you,

1000
00:37:50,782 --> 00:37:54,968
that maybe you could help me
get a better sense of...

1001
00:37:54,970 --> 00:37:57,087
of what to do.

1002
00:38:00,258 --> 00:38:01,458
Anyway...

1003
00:38:01,460 --> 00:38:05,128
thank you...

1004
00:38:05,130 --> 00:38:07,764
for your time.

1005
00:38:07,766 --> 00:38:10,133
I'm sorry if I bothered you.

1006
00:38:10,135 --> 00:38:12,302
Miss Watson?

1007
00:38:14,555 --> 00:38:16,523
I have a strong
suspicion that that name

1008
00:38:16,525 --> 00:38:18,975
meant more to him
than he claimed.

1009
00:38:21,913 --> 00:38:25,332
I think perhaps
you should have it.

1010
00:38:31,989 --> 00:38:33,257
Mr. Cooper.

1011
00:38:33,259 --> 00:38:35,008
Nice to see you again.

1012
00:38:35,010 --> 00:38:36,543
Do you need to urinate?

1013
00:38:36,545 --> 00:38:38,128
What?

1014
00:38:38,130 --> 00:38:40,197
Do you need to urinate?

1015
00:38:40,199 --> 00:38:42,666
No, I'm good, thanks.

1016
00:38:42,668 --> 00:38:46,270
Last night, when you struggled
with your co-conspirator, Owen,

1017
00:38:46,272 --> 00:38:48,105
he nicked you with something.

1018
00:38:48,107 --> 00:38:49,222
<i>A kitchen knife, perhaps?</i>

1019
00:38:49,224 --> 00:38:50,891
Excuse me?
Obviously, you...

1020
00:38:50,893 --> 00:38:53,694
you got the better of him,
but given your pallor,

1021
00:38:53,696 --> 00:38:56,730
I'd say that the wound
was significant.

1022
00:38:56,732 --> 00:38:59,299
I believed you earlier on when
you said that you were in shock.

1023
00:38:59,301 --> 00:39:00,951
But now I think
it's something else:

1024
00:39:00,953 --> 00:39:02,235
blood loss.

1025
00:39:02,237 --> 00:39:04,121
Pint or two, if I had to guess.

1026
00:39:04,123 --> 00:39:05,855
That's why you're so thirsty.

1027
00:39:05,857 --> 00:39:08,024
Your body needs to replace
the fluids that it's lost.

1028
00:39:08,026 --> 00:39:09,526
If it didn't,
then you'd have asked

1029
00:39:09,528 --> 00:39:11,461
to visit the loo
quite some time ago.

1030
00:39:11,463 --> 00:39:13,914
I'm sorry,
but you think I'm a killer

1031
00:39:13,916 --> 00:39:15,666
because I didn't
go to the bathroom, hm?

1032
00:39:15,668 --> 00:39:17,534
That and the model glue.

1033
00:39:17,536 --> 00:39:18,969
You stink of it.

1034
00:39:18,971 --> 00:39:20,220
Initially, I'd assumed
that you just

1035
00:39:20,222 --> 00:39:21,555
spilled some on your clothing,

1036
00:39:21,557 --> 00:39:23,557
but now that I know
about the wound...

1037
00:39:23,559 --> 00:39:24,675
What wound?

1038
00:39:24,677 --> 00:39:26,176
The one beneath
your clothing.

1039
00:39:26,178 --> 00:39:27,877
The one that you sealed
with the adhesive

1040
00:39:27,879 --> 00:39:29,379
you use to build
your model planes.

1041
00:39:29,381 --> 00:39:30,731
It's an old
military trick.

1042
00:39:30,733 --> 00:39:33,517
Field medics use it
to seal up a wound

1043
00:39:33,519 --> 00:39:34,851
when there isn't
time for stitches.

1044
00:39:34,853 --> 00:39:36,937
You used it to avoid
a trip to the hospital

1045
00:39:36,939 --> 00:39:38,605
'cause you didn't want
the injury on record.

1046
00:39:38,607 --> 00:39:41,274
You know, I think
I've given you guys

1047
00:39:41,276 --> 00:39:42,826
enough of my time today.

1048
00:39:42,828 --> 00:39:44,745
Okay, you want to leave?
That's not a problem.

1049
00:39:44,747 --> 00:39:48,615
Just take off your shirt and
your pants, show us I'm wrong.

1050
00:39:50,535 --> 00:39:52,369
I cut my side open

1051
00:39:52,371 --> 00:39:55,172
on a sharp piece of metal
in my hangar last night.

1052
00:39:55,174 --> 00:39:57,240
I was going to get stitches,
Owen called.

1053
00:39:57,242 --> 00:39:58,709
I was upset.

1054
00:39:58,711 --> 00:40:01,928
And I'd used glue
on a cut before, so...

1055
00:40:01,930 --> 00:40:04,865
Let's say he's right,
Mr. Cooper.

1056
00:40:04,867 --> 00:40:06,633
(clears throat)

1057
00:40:06,635 --> 00:40:10,554
How much blood do you think
ended up on Owen's body?

1058
00:40:10,556 --> 00:40:12,639
Do you know how easy
it's gonna be for us

1059
00:40:12,641 --> 00:40:15,425
to tie you to his murder,
once we find it?

1060
00:40:15,427 --> 00:40:17,927
I didn't murder anyone.

1061
00:40:17,929 --> 00:40:19,896
And there is no body.
Course there is.

1062
00:40:19,898 --> 00:40:22,399
I even think
I know where to find it.

1063
00:40:22,401 --> 00:40:24,067
Jamaica Bay or Alley Pond Park.

1064
00:40:25,386 --> 00:40:26,737
It was the wrench.

1065
00:40:26,739 --> 00:40:28,938
You threw it in a body
of brackish water

1066
00:40:28,940 --> 00:40:30,640
after you murdered Hank Gerrard.

1067
00:40:30,642 --> 00:40:33,109
The only ones in New York are
the ones I just mentioned.

1068
00:40:33,111 --> 00:40:35,779
Last night, when Owen called you
and told you we were onto

1069
00:40:35,781 --> 00:40:37,247
the smuggling
and the sabotage,

1070
00:40:37,249 --> 00:40:38,749
you went and retrieved it.

1071
00:40:38,751 --> 00:40:40,050
You killed him,

1072
00:40:40,052 --> 00:40:42,169
and then you planted it
in his garage

1073
00:40:42,171 --> 00:40:45,555
so we'd pin everything on him
and him alone.

1074
00:40:45,557 --> 00:40:47,591
Was a lazy bit of framing,
if you ask me,

1075
00:40:47,593 --> 00:40:49,142
but you are wounded.

1076
00:40:49,144 --> 00:40:50,394
So...

1077
00:40:50,396 --> 00:40:52,796
here's the thing, Mr. Cooper.

1078
00:40:52,798 --> 00:40:55,465
I know that you killed
Owen Barts,

1079
00:40:55,467 --> 00:40:58,051
just like I know that you killed
your "friend" Joe Newell

1080
00:40:58,053 --> 00:41:00,637
and his passengers.

1081
00:41:00,639 --> 00:41:03,740
I also know that you like to
hide things in brackish water.

1082
00:41:03,742 --> 00:41:06,643
Now, a dead body is considerably
larger than a wrench,

1083
00:41:06,645 --> 00:41:09,446
but you were in no condition
to dig a grave last night.

1084
00:41:09,448 --> 00:41:11,598
Jamaica Bay and
Alley Pond Park

1085
00:41:11,600 --> 00:41:13,750
are very large areas,
but the NYPD

1086
00:41:13,752 --> 00:41:16,486
is planning on
searching them both.

1087
00:41:16,488 --> 00:41:17,704
You could save them

1088
00:41:17,706 --> 00:41:19,790
a great deal of
time and trouble,

1089
00:41:19,792 --> 00:41:23,093
and tell them where Owen is,
or you could continue to lie.

1090
00:41:23,095 --> 00:41:25,796
Thing is, if you lie,
you'll just give the D.A.

1091
00:41:25,798 --> 00:41:28,682
more time to consider
making this a federal case.

1092
00:41:28,684 --> 00:41:30,517
Uncle Sam doesn't
take too kindly

1093
00:41:30,519 --> 00:41:33,136
to people who bring down planes.

1094
00:41:33,138 --> 00:41:35,972
The death penalty
is a real possibility.

1095
00:41:38,359 --> 00:41:40,143
My advice?

1096
00:41:40,145 --> 00:41:43,113
Tell us everything
you know.

1097
00:41:43,115 --> 00:41:48,068
The great State of New York will
only give you life in prison.

1098
00:41:56,961 --> 00:41:59,546
I take it you made your case
against Charles Cooper?

1099
00:41:59,548 --> 00:42:01,665
Ah, the police made the case.

1100
00:42:01,667 --> 00:42:03,450
I just lent a helping hand.

1101
00:42:03,452 --> 00:42:08,338
An enormous helping hand,
but still.

1102
00:42:08,340 --> 00:42:09,723
What is it?

1103
00:42:09,725 --> 00:42:12,159
You look peculiar.

1104
00:42:12,161 --> 00:42:15,695
I guess there's a question
I want to ask you.

1105
00:42:15,697 --> 00:42:16,980
About your past.

1106
00:42:16,982 --> 00:42:19,149
Excellent.

1107
00:42:19,151 --> 00:42:21,935
You wait here, I'll go
to my room, shut the door.

1108
00:42:21,937 --> 00:42:24,237
As soon as you're absolutely
certain I can't hear you,

1109
00:42:24,239 --> 00:42:25,689
ask away.

1110
00:42:25,691 --> 00:42:27,891
I know about Irene.

1111
00:42:29,744 --> 00:42:31,795
I want you to tell me about her.

1112
00:42:31,797 --> 00:42:36,065
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