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Four of the lures are made
from materials including human remains.
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Kade Prurnell,
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Office of the Inspector General,
FBI Oversight.
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I'm pleading innocent.
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You'll be found guilty and
given the federal death penalty.
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What defense
do you think I have?
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You had no control of what
you were doing, much less
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remember doing it.
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Betrayal was
the only thing that felt
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real to me.
I trusted you.
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- Let me help you.
- I need your help.
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We investigated
your claims about Dr. Lecter.
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We found nothing. You stood over
Cassie Boyle's body in that field and
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- you described yourself to me.
- No, I described Hannibal Lecter.
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- You think Will is innocent.
- I don't know what I think.
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I think he still wants to save
lives. That's what I think.
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Mr. Graham, it's time.
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Let me tell you the story of
a mild-mannered FBI instructor
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who was asked to create a
psychological profile of a murderer -
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Garret Jacob Hobbs,
the Minnesota Shrike.
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He killed young women
that looked
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just like his daughter.
He killed them
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and he ate them.
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Will Graham understood the way Hobbs
thought. That's how he caught him.
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He shot Hobbs dead while he cut
his daughter's throat.
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So, Will Graham was able
to save Abigail
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Hobbs' life. But
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the profile that he created
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of her father was so vivid
that he couldn't escape it.
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See.
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See.
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And in an unconscious state...
he killed
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four more women.
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Cassie Boyle.
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Marissa Schurr.
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Georgia Madchen.
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Abigail Hobbs.
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He was able to save
Abigail Hobbs
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from her father, but he wasn't
able to save her from himself.
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He killed her
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and he ate her.
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At the very least,
he ate her ear. What happened
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to the rest of Abigail Hobbs
is locked away
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in the recesses of Will Graham's
traumatized mind,
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or so he would
have you believe.
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Something else you should know
about Will Graham: he has
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remarkable visual memory;
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he's keenly insightful
to the human condition; and...
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I would argue,
the smartest person
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in this room.
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He's capable
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of creating
a psychological profile
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of a completely different kind
of murderer.
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One that would
become his alibi.
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Moment of truth.
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If I only knew
what the truth was.
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There's nothing wrong
with your instincts.
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My instincts have not yet
arrived at conviction.
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Mine have, with the benefit
of no previous involvement
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and no personal connections
to the accused.
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- Meaning I can't be impartial?
- Of course you can be impartial,
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but right now you're not.
You have to believe something,
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as long as there is reason
and evidence to believe.
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You've got reason;
you've got evidence.
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Will Graham is playing a game.
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I understand why that might be
hard for you to accept.
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Do you?
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It's easier to be a man who
missed his friend's suffering
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than it is to be the head
of Behavioral Sciences
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at the FBI who missed a killer
standing right in front of him.
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There's a reason
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that you're a witness for
the prosecution, Agent Crawford.
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Remind me what that reason is.
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If you can't represent
your own beliefs,
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represent the Bureau's.
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Agent Crawford?
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Let yourself
off the hook, Jack.
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- How did you meet Will Graham? - I met
him at the opening of the Evil Minds
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Research Museum. He didn't agree
with what we called it.
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He told me that the title
mythologized banal and cruel men
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who didn't deserve to be
thought of as super-villains.
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- And what was your first impression?
- He was intelligent.
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And arrogant.
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And very likely
on the spectrum.
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Which is why he wasn't
real FBI. He didn't pass
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- the screening procedures.
- Yes.
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- But you felt that he was qualified to
work in the field. - Under my supervision.
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And you believed that he was valuable
because he could think like a killer?
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- He could think like anybody.
- Sounds like a super-villain.
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Five horrendous murders,
over 40 different
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pieces of forensic
and physical evidence
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that tell us that Will Graham can think
like a killer because he is one.
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Rather than feel tormented
by the work he did,
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Will Graham enjoyed the cover
his role at the FBI gave him
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- to commit his terrible crimes.
- I don't believe that to be true.
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Agent Crawford?
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Will hated every second
of the work. He hated it.
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He didn't fake that.
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He hated it
and I kept making him do it.
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Why then is it that when you offered him
an opportunity to quit, he refused?
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Because he was
saving lives.
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I had been warned
by more than one person
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that if I pushed Will,
I'd break him.
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I put those checks and balances
in place, then ignored them.
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And here we are.
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What does Jack Crawford drink?
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Whatever it is, I need to send
him a very expensive bottle.
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He said I'm a killer
because he drove me insane.
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No, he paved the road
for your defense.
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Well, he didn't say
I'm innocent.
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Innocence isn't a verdict,
Mr. Graham, but "not guilty" is.
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This isn't law;
it's advertising.
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Advertising trivializes;
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it, uh, manipulates;
it's vulgar.
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Boo-hoo.
So is the law.
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We have to create desire
to find you "not guilty,"
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which is nonexistent
in this courtroom right now.
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We're manipulating people into
buying something they don't need.
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- Mr. Brauer? - They don't want
your innocence. Thank you.
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Unconsciousness
in a pretty package,
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that I can sell.
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If I take the moral high ground
with you, I'll get you killed.
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I think I opened your mail.
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That was a good and brave
thing you did for Will today.
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It may have cost me my job.
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The prospect doesn't seem
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to trouble you as much
as I would have thought.
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Haven't felt better in weeks.
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Clarity will do that.
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Mm.
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Tell me, Jack.
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Was your testimony meant
to be a resignation?
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There is something appealing
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about walking away
from all of the noise.
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I'm...
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content to let the chips fall.
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The magic door is
always attractive -
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step through and leave
all your burdens behind.
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I've given my life...
to death.
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And now death has
followed you home...
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...come to live
in your house.
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Bella has kept our bedroom from
looking too much like a sickroom.
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There are flowers,
but not too many.
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You know.
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She insists that there are
no pills in sight.
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So, I've been thinking about
taking her to Italy where we met.
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We could...
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She could die there.
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Jack.
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You're not sick.
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You don't have to go
into the ground with her.
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When Bella's lost to you,
the FBI could still be there.
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You're telling me not
to commit professional suicide?
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As a friend, I'm telling you
not to force an issue
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for the short-term emotional
satisfaction it can have.
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...shrunken capillaries.
The ear was cut from a corpse
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no more than 48 hours ago.
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- Before the trial started.
- We fumed it all -
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ear's clean, no prints
on either of the envelopes,
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besides the courier,
paralegal, and lawyer.
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We know
Will Graham didn't do it.
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- It wouldn't surprise me.
- The timing's deliberate.
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It was choreographed to drop the ear
at the beginning of Will's trial.
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Such a gift has
great significance.
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- A gift from who?
- Will claimed
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someone else committed
the crimes he's accused of.
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He said that person was you.
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Perhaps he was half right.
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Oh, you've gotta be kidding me.
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It seems you have an admirer.
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You think someone sent me
an ear because they admire me?
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The boundaries
of what's considered normal
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are getting narrower.
Outside those boundaries,
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this may be intended
as a helpful gesture.
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How far would you go
to help me?
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It hadn't occurred to me
to send you an ear.
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But I'm grateful someone has.
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Gratitude has
a short half-life.
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So can doubt.
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I have new thoughts
about who you are.
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There may very well be
another killer.
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I want there to be.
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Some part of you
still suspects me.
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I don't know what anyone is
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capable of anymore,
least of all myself.
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But, um...
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...I know there is
no evidence against you.
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There never was.
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And accusing you
makes me look insane.
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I'm not insane.
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Not anymore.
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And you may not be guilty.
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This ear you were sent
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is an opportunity.
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If someone else is responsible
for your crimes,
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perhaps he now wants
to be seen.
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Why would he want
to be seen now?
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He cares what happens to you.
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The prosecution calls
Freddie Lounds to the stand.
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I swear to tell the truth, the whole
truth, nothing but the truth.
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Could you please describe
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your relationship
with Abigail Hobbs?
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We were very close.
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I was helping her write a book
about surviving her father.
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Did you ever discuss
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- Will Graham with Abigail?
- Abigail told me
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she believed Will Graham wanted
to kill her and cannibalize her
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like her father wanted to do.
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She was right.
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I should've listened to her.
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Do you blame yourself
for her death?
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I blame Will Graham.
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Thank you.
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Your witness.
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Miss Lounds.
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Could you please...
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remind me how many times
you've been sued for libel?
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Six.
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Sorry?
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- Six.
- Six.
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And how many times
did you settle?
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Six.
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Six.
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Thank you.
Nothing further.
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The defense calls
Dr. Alana Bloom.
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I believe Will's
empathy disorder...
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...combined with the effects
of viral encephalitis...
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Do we have to do this
like this?
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I don't want the first time
you do this to be in court.
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Dr. Bloom, weren't
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you and the accused
romantically involved?
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How is this relevant
to the case?
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It's relevant
to your testimony.
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In that court, your feelings,
your emotions,
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your pro-everything-Will-Graham
will be on trial.
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You get all starey
and non-blinky like that,
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it'll undermine you and me,
but mainly him.
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My testimony is based
on my professional--
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- You are smitten
with the accused, Miss Bloom,
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And it is adorable,
but not our brand of defense.
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And Ms. Vega will
smell it on you
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like you stepped in Young Adult and
tracked it into the courtroom.
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Were you and Will Graham
involved romantically?
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I have no romantic feelings
for Will Graham.
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I have
a professional curiosity.
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I like that.
"Professional curiosity."
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It seems so...
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heh, it seems so indifferent.
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Unless you look like you're
lying when you say it.
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But you didn't.
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- You've identified the ear?
- We identified
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- the knife that cut it off.
- It's Will Graham's.
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The blade matches the cuts on Abigail
Hobbs's ear and on this one.
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It was presented in court
as evidence, then it was sent
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to the courthouse evidence room
where it was checked out
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by the bailiff in Will's trial,
Andrew Sykes,
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- and it never went back.
- Pretty good, right?
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Go.
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They wanted to give us a warm welcome
and to make sure we found something.
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An arresting piece of theater.
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00:20:36,145 --> 00:20:38,963
Our bailiff was mounted
on a stag's head.
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Glasgow smile. Killer lopped off
his ear and set him on fire.
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Will Graham's greatest hits.
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- Could we have been that wrong?
- About Will Graham? No.
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We could not. He practically
takes selfies with his victims.
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The evidence we found was
immediate and almost
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presentational. May as well
have been gift-wrapped.
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00:20:55,032 --> 00:20:57,283
That's what Will said
about Cassie Boyle
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when we found her in that field.
"Field kabuki."
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There was no evidence before Will was
apprehended and there hasn't been any since.
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He ate a girl's ear!
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It was in his stomach. God knows
what else of her was in there.
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00:21:07,761 --> 00:21:09,829
We should've taken
a stool sample.
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- Yes! We should have.
- Well, why didn't we?
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- I was the one that said we should have.
- Knock it off.
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What impact could
this have on Will's trial?
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This murder raises
serious doubts about
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- the case against Will Graham.
- Your team provided the evidence.
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- The overwhelming evidence.
- So you understand the significance
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- of my questioning it.
- Agent Crawford,
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00:21:36,040 --> 00:21:39,626
we all heard your testimony. Are you
sure you're not just trying to assuage
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00:21:39,660 --> 00:21:42,045
- your own guilt?
- Yes, I'm sure.
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- I'm not.
- Andrew Sykes was mutilated
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00:21:44,832 --> 00:21:47,417
in the exact same manner
Will Graham allegedly
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00:21:47,468 --> 00:21:49,586
mutilated his victims -
ways that have not been
287
00:21:49,637 --> 00:21:53,022
made public. - Will Graham isn't saying
he didn't kill those people.
288
00:21:53,057 --> 00:21:55,758
His lawyer is running
an unconsciousness defense.
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00:21:55,809 --> 00:21:59,312
In effect, he's admitting the acts,
but just not the responsibility.
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00:21:59,346 --> 00:22:03,066
Will's maintained his innocence all
along, in spite of memory gaps.
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00:22:03,100 --> 00:22:06,903
Whatever Mr. Brauer's strategy is,
this will offer a new line of defense.
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00:22:06,937 --> 00:22:09,405
That's for Mr. Brauer to tell
me, Agent Crawford, not you.
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Yes, Your Honor.
294
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Will Graham
manifests publicly
295
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as an introverted personality.
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00:22:25,339 --> 00:22:28,341
He would like us to believe he
places on the spectrum somewhere
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00:22:28,375 --> 00:22:30,276
near Asperger's and autism.
298
00:22:30,311 --> 00:22:33,813
Yet he also claims
an empathy disorder.
299
00:22:33,847 --> 00:22:38,017
You choose your words
very carefully, Dr. Chilton.
300
00:22:38,052 --> 00:22:40,019
You chose the word "claims."
301
00:22:40,054 --> 00:22:43,439
Will Graham has
never been diagnosed.
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00:22:43,474 --> 00:22:45,608
He will not allow anyone
to test him.
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00:22:45,643 --> 00:22:47,610
He has carefully constructed
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00:22:47,645 --> 00:22:50,430
a persona to hide
his real nature from the world.
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00:22:50,464 --> 00:22:52,248
He wears it so well
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00:22:52,283 --> 00:22:54,433
even Jack Crawford could
not see past it.
307
00:22:54,451 --> 00:22:56,703
But you did?
308
00:22:56,737 --> 00:22:59,906
Mr. Graham and I had
no personal relationship
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for him to manipulate.
I have objectively examined him
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and the crimes of which he is
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00:23:06,130 --> 00:23:08,331
accused.
These murders
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00:23:08,365 --> 00:23:11,951
were measured and controlled.
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00:23:11,986 --> 00:23:14,587
The confused man Will Graham
presents to the world
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could not commit those crimes,
315
00:23:17,474 --> 00:23:19,742
because that man is a fiction.
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00:23:22,346 --> 00:23:23,813
So,
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00:23:23,847 --> 00:23:26,516
you discount the encephalitis
he was suffering as a cause?
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00:23:26,567 --> 00:23:30,236
He managed his illness with
the help of his neurologist,
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00:23:30,271 --> 00:23:32,272
whom he murdered
for his trouble.
320
00:23:35,109 --> 00:23:37,527
Is Will Graham
an intelligent psychopath?
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00:23:37,578 --> 00:23:39,963
There is not yet a name
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00:23:40,030 --> 00:23:41,914
for whatever Will Graham is.
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00:23:41,949 --> 00:23:44,734
He kills methodically,
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00:23:44,768 --> 00:23:48,871
and I believe would kill again,
given the opportunity.
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00:23:51,508 --> 00:23:53,476
Thank you,
Dr. Chilton.
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00:23:53,510 --> 00:23:55,511
Your witness.
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00:24:01,802 --> 00:24:03,436
Dr. Chilton,
328
00:24:03,470 --> 00:24:06,606
Will Graham spent his time
catching murderers for the FBI.
329
00:24:06,640 --> 00:24:08,691
You don't see a contradiction
between that
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00:24:08,726 --> 00:24:10,777
and your description
of a coldblooded killer?
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00:24:10,811 --> 00:24:12,612
No, I do not.
332
00:24:12,646 --> 00:24:16,515
Will Graham is driven by vanity
and his own whims.
333
00:24:16,533 --> 00:24:19,619
He has a very high opinion
of his intelligence.
334
00:24:19,653 --> 00:24:22,288
Ergo, he caught
the other killers
335
00:24:22,323 --> 00:24:24,123
simply to prove
336
00:24:24,158 --> 00:24:26,659
he was smarter
than all of them too.
337
00:24:28,996 --> 00:24:32,799
Saving lives is just as arousing
as ending them.
338
00:24:32,833 --> 00:24:34,817
He likes to play God.
339
00:25:30,424 --> 00:25:32,759
- My admirer?
- Yes.
340
00:25:38,198 --> 00:25:41,600
The forensic report
from the crime scene.
341
00:25:41,618 --> 00:25:44,120
What do you see?
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00:26:52,022 --> 00:26:54,724
I shoot Mr. Sykes once,
343
00:26:54,775 --> 00:26:56,392
collapsing lungs,
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00:26:56,443 --> 00:27:00,196
tearing through his heart's
aorta and pulmonary arteries.
345
00:27:06,036 --> 00:27:09,038
He will die
believing we were friends.
346
00:27:11,041 --> 00:27:12,742
It is his last thought.
347
00:27:25,472 --> 00:27:27,473
His death isn't personal.
348
00:27:39,570 --> 00:27:44,240
He is merely the ink
from which flows my poem.
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00:27:58,755 --> 00:28:00,256
My tribute.
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00:28:03,210 --> 00:28:04,877
This is my design.
351
00:28:06,880 --> 00:28:08,798
It's not the same killer.
352
00:28:11,435 --> 00:28:14,554
He murdered his victim first,
and then mutilated him.
353
00:28:17,941 --> 00:28:21,477
Cassie Boyle's lungs were removed
when she was still breathing.
354
00:28:21,528 --> 00:28:24,263
Georgia Madchen was burned
alive. What I...
355
00:28:24,281 --> 00:28:25,982
what... what I found
356
00:28:26,033 --> 00:28:29,402
of Abigail was cut off
while her heart was beating.
357
00:28:31,738 --> 00:28:35,691
Then this...
is blunt reproduction?
358
00:28:35,726 --> 00:28:37,793
You knew that already.
359
00:28:39,980 --> 00:28:41,948
Would've liked
to have been wrong.
360
00:28:41,982 --> 00:28:44,250
Occam's broom.
361
00:28:46,253 --> 00:28:49,338
You intentionally ignored facts
that refute your argument
362
00:28:49,389 --> 00:28:52,458
- hoping nobody'd notice.
- You noticed.
363
00:28:52,476 --> 00:28:54,677
Mm-hmm.
364
00:28:59,650 --> 00:29:02,068
I wanted to dispel your doubts
once and for all.
365
00:29:04,605 --> 00:29:06,305
My doubts about what?
366
00:29:06,340 --> 00:29:08,658
Me.
367
00:29:12,863 --> 00:29:16,532
I want you to believe
in the best of me,
368
00:29:16,583 --> 00:29:18,951
just as I believe
in the best of you.
369
00:29:21,455 --> 00:29:23,822
This crime offered us both
reasonable doubt.
370
00:29:23,840 --> 00:29:26,092
It offered us a distraction.
371
00:29:28,095 --> 00:29:30,846
Maybe this acolyte is giving
you your path to freedom.
372
00:29:30,881 --> 00:29:32,882
Even Jack is ready
to believe, Will.
373
00:29:42,209 --> 00:29:43,859
It would be a lie.
374
00:29:51,368 --> 00:29:53,819
- I don't want you to be here.
- I don't want me to be here
375
00:29:53,853 --> 00:29:55,938
- either.
- Then you have a choice.
376
00:29:55,972 --> 00:29:58,491
This killer wrote you a poem.
377
00:30:02,813 --> 00:30:05,331
Are you going to let his love
go to waste?
378
00:30:14,815 --> 00:30:16,279
I'm confused.
379
00:30:16,519 --> 00:30:20,121
You're going to abandon
your defense strategy,
380
00:30:20,156 --> 00:30:23,441
the entire case
you've built, mid-trial.
381
00:30:23,476 --> 00:30:25,777
Exciting, isn't it?
382
00:30:25,811 --> 00:30:28,113
And this seems reasonable
to you?
383
00:30:28,147 --> 00:30:30,448
It's not only reasonable;
384
00:30:30,483 --> 00:30:32,450
it's fashionable.
385
00:30:32,485 --> 00:30:34,703
There's a killer on the loose,
386
00:30:34,737 --> 00:30:36,821
demonstrating all the hallmarks
of Will Graham's
387
00:30:36,872 --> 00:30:39,457
- alleged murders.
- Do you think this killer
388
00:30:39,492 --> 00:30:42,460
- committed the crimes that you're accused of?
- Don't answer that,
389
00:30:42,495 --> 00:30:44,479
not in front of me.
It's inconsequential.
390
00:30:44,513 --> 00:30:47,699
- But is it true? - You're being awfully
high and mighty, Dr. Bloom.
391
00:30:47,733 --> 00:30:49,701
Very ivory tower,
very reductive.
392
00:30:49,735 --> 00:30:53,972
Very far from the point, which is
the exoneration of your friend
393
00:30:54,006 --> 00:30:56,057
- Will Graham.
- And the point you're trying
394
00:30:56,092 --> 00:30:58,259
- to make is reasonable doubt.
- That's a win, yes.
395
00:30:58,293 --> 00:31:01,262
- The best you can hope for is mistrial.
- That's also a win.
396
00:31:01,296 --> 00:31:03,815
You won't be able to plead
unconsciousness again.
397
00:31:03,849 --> 00:31:06,167
Your fast, triumphant diagnosis
398
00:31:06,202 --> 00:31:08,302
of unconsciousness was
the best play we had.
399
00:31:08,321 --> 00:31:11,139
Now we have a better play.
Needless to say,
400
00:31:11,157 --> 00:31:13,692
I won't be calling you
to the witness stand.
401
00:31:13,726 --> 00:31:16,828
Who's taking the stand
in my place?
402
00:31:37,800 --> 00:31:40,368
I swear to tell the truth,
the whole truth,
403
00:31:40,403 --> 00:31:43,138
and nothing but the truth,
so help me God.
404
00:31:50,946 --> 00:31:53,448
Good morning, Doctor.
405
00:31:53,482 --> 00:31:57,235
Please describe your
relationship with Will Graham.
406
00:31:57,286 --> 00:32:00,021
I was asked by Jack Crawford
to monitor Will's
407
00:32:00,039 --> 00:32:02,624
emotional well-being
while he worked on cases.
408
00:32:02,658 --> 00:32:05,026
I was never officially
his psychiatrist.
409
00:32:05,044 --> 00:32:07,078
If you weren't his
psychiatrist, what were you?
410
00:32:07,129 --> 00:32:09,130
I was meant
to be his stability.
411
00:32:11,117 --> 00:32:14,552
- I failed him in that.
- How did you fail him?
412
00:32:17,590 --> 00:32:20,408
I was unable to determine
if Will's condition was due
413
00:32:20,443 --> 00:32:23,895
to mental illness or stress
from his work at the FBI.
414
00:32:25,965 --> 00:32:28,983
My mistake was
never considering his innocence
415
00:32:29,018 --> 00:32:33,304
until the murder of a bailiff
from this courthouse.
416
00:32:33,339 --> 00:32:36,274
And how did you know
about that, Dr. Lecter?
417
00:32:36,325 --> 00:32:39,611
I have been asked to consult
on the case by Jack Crawford.
418
00:32:39,662 --> 00:32:42,614
He wanted a profile
of the bailiff's killer.
419
00:32:42,665 --> 00:32:44,783
So, you believe
420
00:32:44,834 --> 00:32:47,285
the bailiff's murder was
committed by the same person
421
00:32:47,336 --> 00:32:49,988
guilty of Will Graham's
alleged crimes, yes?
422
00:32:50,022 --> 00:32:53,241
Profiles aren't evidence; they're opinion.
This is hearsay.
423
00:32:53,259 --> 00:32:55,627
I will allow it.
424
00:32:55,678 --> 00:32:58,630
Thank you, Your Honor.
425
00:32:58,664 --> 00:33:02,283
I believe there are alarming
similarities in the crimes, yes.
426
00:33:02,318 --> 00:33:04,269
Will Graham accused you
427
00:33:04,303 --> 00:33:06,855
of the crimes for which
he now stands trial, and yet
428
00:33:06,889 --> 00:33:09,924
here you are, testifying
429
00:33:09,942 --> 00:33:12,593
on his behalf for the defense.
430
00:33:12,611 --> 00:33:16,197
Will rightfully couldn't
accept these actions to be his.
431
00:33:18,200 --> 00:33:21,770
A mind faced with the possibility
of committing such deeds
432
00:33:21,804 --> 00:33:24,322
will find an alternative reality
to believe in.
433
00:33:24,373 --> 00:33:27,091
You don't blame him for that?
434
00:33:27,126 --> 00:33:29,110
No.
435
00:33:29,145 --> 00:33:31,612
Will Graham is
436
00:33:31,630 --> 00:33:34,282
and will always be my friend.
437
00:33:34,316 --> 00:33:36,768
Your witness.
438
00:33:36,802 --> 00:33:40,672
Dr. Lecter,
what was the cause
439
00:33:40,723 --> 00:33:43,124
of death
in the bailiff's murder?
440
00:33:43,142 --> 00:33:46,127
A bullet to the heart.
441
00:33:46,145 --> 00:33:48,379
Mm. And in Will Graham's
442
00:33:48,414 --> 00:33:50,682
victims, or alleged victims,
what was
443
00:33:50,733 --> 00:33:53,634
their cause of death?
444
00:33:53,652 --> 00:33:55,620
Mutilation.
445
00:33:55,654 --> 00:33:58,523
That's very different
from a bullet.
446
00:33:58,574 --> 00:34:00,024
No two crimes
447
00:34:00,075 --> 00:34:02,076
of any killer are going
to be exactly the same.
448
00:34:02,111 --> 00:34:06,698
The similarities-- - Your Honor,
the witness's personal beliefs and biases
449
00:34:06,749 --> 00:34:09,200
are driving his conclusions.
There are clearly
450
00:34:09,251 --> 00:34:11,319
two different killers
and two different cases.
451
00:34:11,337 --> 00:34:15,006
Your Honor, there are sufficient
similarities to consider this a defense.
452
00:34:17,359 --> 00:34:20,428
I'm ruling this defense
inadmissible, Mr. Brauer.
453
00:34:20,462 --> 00:34:23,431
Thank you, Your Honor.
454
00:34:23,465 --> 00:34:26,784
All previous testimony on the
matter will be stricken from the record.
455
00:36:08,775 --> 00:36:11,456
So, it appears that the judge
was murdered in his chambers
456
00:36:11,533 --> 00:36:14,379
and then he was hauled out here
to be put on display.
457
00:36:14,964 --> 00:36:18,800
Not only is justice blind;
it's mindless and heartless.
458
00:36:18,834 --> 00:36:21,152
How did the killer get
so close?
459
00:36:21,187 --> 00:36:24,139
No sign of a struggle.
Mutilation was post-mortem.
460
00:36:24,173 --> 00:36:26,675
He was shot in the chest
just like the bailiff.
461
00:36:26,726 --> 00:36:29,678
Can't see the, uh, entry wound
because he removed the heart.
462
00:36:29,729 --> 00:36:33,481
But there is an exit wound. No slug
- must have taken it with him.
463
00:36:33,516 --> 00:36:35,734
A trophy.
464
00:36:35,768 --> 00:36:37,352
Doctor.
465
00:36:40,356 --> 00:36:43,441
With this judge's death,
there will be no verdict.
466
00:36:43,475 --> 00:36:45,777
No ending.
It'll start again,
467
00:36:45,811 --> 00:36:48,113
like the trial never happened.
468
00:36:48,147 --> 00:36:50,448
But why?
469
00:36:50,482 --> 00:36:54,286
Psychopathic violence is
predominantly goal-oriented,
470
00:36:54,320 --> 00:36:57,122
a means to a very
particular end.
471
00:36:57,156 --> 00:37:00,625
So, the killer wanted
a mistrial?
472
00:37:00,659 --> 00:37:04,662
It's an elegant,
if rather unorthodox, solution.
473
00:37:04,680 --> 00:37:07,832
He spares Will a guilty verdict
and his life for the moment.
474
00:37:07,850 --> 00:37:10,302
- Yes.
- The question is,
475
00:37:10,336 --> 00:37:12,604
is it the same killer?
476
00:37:12,638 --> 00:37:14,856
Is Will still on trial,
in your mind?
477
00:37:14,890 --> 00:37:16,875
The use of a gun;
478
00:37:16,909 --> 00:37:19,444
death first, mutilation last.
479
00:37:21,447 --> 00:37:25,233
I feel like St. Peter ready
to deny Will for the third time.
480
00:37:25,284 --> 00:37:27,786
I'm not sure this is
the same killer, Jack.
481
00:37:32,241 --> 00:37:34,492
Excuse me.
482
00:37:40,032 --> 00:37:43,418
The killer exerted careful
control of the environment.
483
00:37:43,469 --> 00:37:46,588
He left very little
evidence behind.
484
00:37:46,639 --> 00:37:48,423
Jeez, Jack.
485
00:37:48,474 --> 00:37:50,925
The trial was supposed
to put an end to this.
486
00:37:50,977 --> 00:37:53,378
Instead, the circus has
just added another ring.
487
00:37:53,396 --> 00:37:56,547
- And we're the clowns.
- Who's "we,"
488
00:37:56,565 --> 00:37:59,100
Jack?
489
00:37:59,151 --> 00:38:01,269
I got off track.
490
00:38:01,320 --> 00:38:05,390
You have to force yourself
out of this train of thought.
491
00:38:05,408 --> 00:38:07,392
The trial was going wrong
492
00:38:07,410 --> 00:38:10,161
before this murder.
The trial was going wrong
493
00:38:10,196 --> 00:38:12,897
because you wanted
to believe Will Graham.
494
00:38:12,915 --> 00:38:16,084
Who is he to you that makes you
want to risk everything for him?
495
00:38:16,118 --> 00:38:20,238
A very cogent reminder of the pitfalls of
having faith in one's fellow man, thank you.
496
00:38:20,256 --> 00:38:24,926
Everyone at one point or another
has to leave somebody behind.
497
00:38:24,960 --> 00:38:26,928
You've got to cut him loose.
498
00:38:26,962 --> 00:38:28,947
Otherwise, the someone
being left behind,
499
00:38:28,981 --> 00:38:31,749
today or tomorrow...
500
00:38:31,767 --> 00:38:33,551
is gonna be you.
501
00:39:58,437 --> 00:40:00,221
Will.
502
00:40:10,633 --> 00:40:15,870
I was hoping the verdict would have
helped focus your mind to get better;
503
00:40:15,905 --> 00:40:20,308
make what happened to you
less terrifying and confusing.
504
00:40:22,978 --> 00:40:25,613
I can't exactly blame
your lawyer.
505
00:40:25,648 --> 00:40:28,283
Faith in any sort
of legal justice has never been
506
00:40:28,317 --> 00:40:30,385
any more comforting
than a nightlight.
507
00:40:32,822 --> 00:40:35,807
There are so many
miscarriages of justice
508
00:40:35,841 --> 00:40:39,811
when it comes to
identifying a psychopath.
509
00:40:39,845 --> 00:40:42,397
You could easily have been
misdiagnosed.
510
00:40:42,431 --> 00:40:46,234
I've already been misdiagnosed.
511
00:40:46,268 --> 00:40:48,570
Not by the court.
512
00:40:48,604 --> 00:40:52,190
No. Not yet.
513
00:40:57,613 --> 00:41:01,583
I walked out of that courtroom,
and I could hear my blood,
514
00:41:01,617 --> 00:41:03,334
like, uh...
515
00:41:05,337 --> 00:41:07,906
...a hollow drumming
of wings.
516
00:41:07,940 --> 00:41:11,075
And I had the...
517
00:41:11,093 --> 00:41:13,428
absurd feeling
518
00:41:13,462 --> 00:41:15,964
that whoever this killer is...
519
00:41:18,651 --> 00:41:21,302
...he walked out
of that courtroom with me.
520
00:41:26,976 --> 00:41:29,727
He's gonna reach out to me.
521
00:41:31,730 --> 00:41:33,648
What does he want?
522
00:41:39,989 --> 00:41:42,006
He wants to know me.
523
00:41:49,398 --> 00:41:51,416
What do you want?
524
00:41:56,338 --> 00:41:58,339
I want to save you.
525
00:42:27,694 --> 00:42:37,793
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