All language subtitles for 23-CSI; Miami E523 - Kill Switch-eng

Help ! Please help me !

Please help me !

Help ! Please,

help me !

The city of Miami has been
gripped with a local news story,

first reported here on WETX
yesterday afternoon.

The victim : innocent;
the crime : shocking.

And all of it caught on tape.

Local college student
Sherry Williamson

was brutally carjacked
early yesterday morning.

A nearby security camera,
the only witness.

With us, we have special
correspondent Ryan Wolfe,

former CSI
with the Miami-Dade

Crime Lab. Welcome, Ryan.

Thank you, Heather.

It's nice to be here again.

Now, the unnamed suspect
is still at large.

What can your forensic
background tell us

about the scene
of the crime ?

Okay, uh, well,

you see, the average
person would look

at the center
of the action,

but as a CSI, I'm trained

to look from the outside,
and work inward.

Now, if we focus

here on the
attacker...

we're never going
to see his face.

So, we have to, uh, analyze
the environment around him.

Okay, right here.

If we isolate this image,
and then we magnify it,

and then we
enhance it...

... you'll see the attacker's
identity clear as day.

If anyone has information

regarding this man's
whereabouts,

please call the station's
hotline at 555-0111.

It's quite
a crowd, Frank.

Yeah, word
spread fast.

Everybody clamoring
to sneak a peek

at public enemy #1.

Carjacker.

Yeah.

Whose face Ryan plastered
all over television

about an hour ago.

Did we get a name ?

No.

No ID, and
nobody's talking.

City on the hunt.

Looks like
vigilantes took it

upon themselves
to be the guy's judge and jury.

Judge, jury

and executioner.

Kill Switch

Is it just me, or have people
gotten a little too casual

about seeing a dead body ?

Easier when decomp's
at a distance.

Believe me.

We've got at least
a dozens footprints here.

If an angry mob got to him,

that would explain
our boy's injuries.

Ligature mark on his ankle,

possibly held in restraint.

Baby boy didn't go down quietly.

Bruising, lacerations.

Fingernails
on both hands are torn.

Wait a minute.

Is that something
under the nail bed ?

It's like a wood splinter.

It's going to be impossible
to process this scene.

People have
contaminated it.

Someone also contaminated
the body.

Smell's unmistakable.
It's urine.

It's not just enough
to kill somebody.

You've got to make a statement.

Media blew this carjacking
way out of proportion.

Maybe Ryan fueled the fire.

He didn't just fuel the fire.

He lit the match.

Miss Williamson...

Miss Williamson,
I know this is difficult,

but can you tell me

if that's the man that hurt you ?

Yes, that's m.

What happened ?

I just left the bank
and was going to my car.

He came out of nowhere.

Hey, how you doing ? Hey.

Hey !

Help, please ! Help me !

Did he have a weapon ?

No.

Guess he really
didn't need one.

Now he's dead.

I can't help
but feel responsible.

Why do you say that ?

All the craziness
this caused.

Yes, I wanted
justice, but...

not like that.

I understand.

Stand by. 15 minutes to air.

All remaining talent
to the set, please.

Cameras to your places...

Hey.

Hey.

How's it going ?

Thanks for
coming down.

Yeah, I'm good. I'm good.

You look different.

Must be the eyeliner.

I wear makeup now.

You must think it's
pretty, uh, pretty silly.

No, that wasn't the adjective
I was looking for.

Well, I got to
earn a living.

So, congratulations.

I heard you found
the carjacker.

Is that why
you called me down here ?

To ease your conscience ?

You know, you may have gotten
a man killed today.

I didn't really think
it would go that far.

Well, that seems
to be a pattern with you.

Okay, so this about the, uh,
it's about the gambling... ?

It's about
everything, Ryan.

You assaulted a police officer.

You leaked information
to Erica Sikes.

Okay, well, all
that is done now.

Not doing it
anymore.

Are you not doing it in the way that you burned
the counterfeit money never bet again ?

Doesn't this job
ever get to you ?

I needed an outlet.

I wasn't
hurting anyone.

Really ?

You were being blackmailed
by a suspect

who you owed money to.

And I paid him
that money

so that he wouldn't
have any power

over the investigation
that I was a part of.

You gambled on the clock
so that you could pay him back.

And I did it
in a card club.

And I wasn't
breaking any laws.

You broke all the rules.

And because you have, every case
you have ever worked on

is being called
into question,

so if you say that
you weren't hurting anyone,

think about all
of the people left behind

to pick up the pieces for you.

Speaking of which,
I'm needed in DNA.

I have to go.
Wait a second. Wait.

Just wait a second.

After my
segment ran,

the station received
a lot of phone calls..

including about a
dozen death threats..

to the carjacker.

These are the, uh,
names and numbers.

Hopefully, one of
them is your guy.

Are you familiar

with the South Pointe
area, Mr. Hewitt ?

Yeah. Yeah, that's where
they found that guy.

The carjacker, right ?

The carjacker you threatened.

And we found your DNA
on his clothes.

It was nice work, and quick.

I'm a fan
of law enforcement, you know ?

Yes.

But you don't believe
in the law, do you ?
I do.

But sometimes you-you got to
take things into your own hands.

I saw the carjacker on the beach
in the morning.

Recognized him from the news.

Did to him what he did
to that poor girl.

With a little interest.

Come on. Step outside
the badge a second.

You got to admit.

Streets are much safer
without this guy on them.

That's not up to you.

Sir, were you brought in
for questioning ?

Are you a suspect ?
I'm not a suspect.

I did it.
I killed the carjacker.

Is there anything else
you'd like to say ?

You bet. People of Miami,
we can take back our city.

Make it safe
for our families.

So you admit it ?
You are a vigilante ?

You can call me
whatever you want.

I'm just a concerned citizen.

Let's take back our city !

Take it back !

Excuse me,
Officer ?

Is that him ?

The guy who killed
my brother ?

Your brother ?

I'm sorry,

but I'm not at liberty
to discuss an open case.

Came as soon as I heard.

I still can't believe it.

What's your brother's name ?

Jason.

Jason Billings.

I just saw his picture
on the news.

Think you would feel comfortable

identifying his body for us ?

Sure. Whatever you need.

Okay.

You heard it live.

Derek Hewitt, a mechanic
from Homestead,

has confessed to the murder
of a still unnamed suspect

who was caught on video

assaulting young
Sherry Williamson

in broad daylight yesterday.

Hewitt, a self-described
vigilante, urged others

to "take back the city"
by any means necessary.

H, Natalia called.

She spoke
to the victim's brother.

And we got a positive ID on him.
It's Jason Billings.

Did you get a
cause of death ?

Yes. It's a Jefferson fracture.

Vertical force
to cause a broken neck.

Check out these photos
Alexx sent over.

She documented all the
injuries he sustained.

Several to his rib cage
were postmortem.

And then there's this.

That looks like
a shark bite.

Yeah, also postmortem.

So if Jason was already dead
when he was bitten,

that means he died
out on the water

and then somehow made it
back to shore.

Before he was ID'd
on the news.

Yeah, before Ryan
broadcast his face.

So our vigilante didn't kill
the carjacker.

He just wanted the credit.

So... if he didn't kill him,
who did ?

Well, I mean...

Wednesday.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I mean, in all honesty,
I've been...

Mm-hmm.

Bye.

Hey.

Great to see that smile.

It's nothing.

Who was that ? Jake ?

Um, yeah, I
told him that

if people would stop
killing each other,

we could have
a proper meal.

Is that info
on the carjacker ?

Yeah.

Guy's name is Jason Billings.

Born into money.

He had some pretty
expensive hobbies.

Like what ?

Like racing anything
he can get his hands on.

Horses, cars, boats.

Why would a guy with
that much money to burn

need to steal a car ?

Had to be out of desperation.

We need to find out
where Jason docked his boat.

Miami-Dade PD.

Is this Jason Billings' boat ?

Yes, it is.

Is he in some kind of trouble ?

Not anymore.

He's dead.

Oh, my God.

How do you know him ?

I just... I work for him.

I keep his boat
clean and running.

Did you clean it today ?

No, no, I just, I
just got started.

Check out the kill switch.

The strap's torn.

Didn't our victim
have ligature marks

on his ankle ?

What, do you think
somebody pushed Jason

out of his boat ?
Yeah,

and it means Jason took
the kill switch with him.

If it disengages,
the motor shuts off.

It means the killer had

to get it back to ride
the boat back to shore.

Yes, leaving Jason
to die.

Where were you

this morning ?

I was in the Keys.

Party went late. I slept in.

I got, like, 30 people
who can vouch for me.

Really ?

Well, you're gonna need
more than 30 hungover

college kids.
Like what ?

Like DNA, prints.

Yeah, sure, whatever.

What am I supposed to do now ?

Why don't you take

the rest of the day off ?

We'll look after the boat.

Okay ?

This is a sweet ride.

It's a custom-built
twin-engine Donzi.

1,400-horsepower.

This thing's so fast you can
barely see it on the radar.

This is such a guy thing.

I mean, there's really
only one reason

to buy a boat
like this.

Try to look cool.

Oh, there's another reason.

How about
drug smuggling ?

See these markings
on the hull here ?

Mm-hmm.
Cement.

It's used to affix
what's called a blister.

Okay, I've heard of those.

That's what they hide the drugs
inside to avoid detection.

Blisters are usually
made of fiberglass

and painted the same
color as the boat.

Easy to pry off
in case

the Coast Guard spots them.

This blister's long gone,
though.

But the cement
left a mark.

Looks like there's
something in it.

Looks like sand.

There's no reason to run
a $500,000 boat aground

on purpose.

Nope,

not unless you're
in a real hurry

to offload a drug shipment.

Oh, great.

Now we got to search hundreds
of miles of Florida coastline.

I'm all up for a treasure hunt
and everything,

but this is a lot
of ground to cover.

And that's why I brought along
our new toy, the Profiler.

It's electromagnetic,

so it picks up
more than a metal detector.

Yeah, but so far
all we've got is

an iPod, four beer bottles,
and a beach towel,

but no fiberglass blister
with the drugs.

So we keep looking
until we find the blister.

Hey, Calleigh.

Is that who I
think it is ?

Yeah, Ryan Wolfe with
on-the-spot coverage.

God, he just keeps anticipating
our every move.

Want me to go
talk to him ?

No, let's
keep working.

No.

I don't have my
tripod, Wolfe.

How do I get a decent
close-up of them from here ?

You're not shooting them, Eddie.
You're shooting me.

What's the matter ?

Afraid your CSI colleagues
will steal the spotlight ?

I'm respecting their work.

Come on, man.

A little closer.

Come on.
Get closer.

There's no
crime scene tape.

Hey, man,

just 'cause you heard
about this

on the police scanner
doesn't mean

you get to interfere
with a murder investigation.

You understand that ?

You got that ?

I'm going to do my opener
from here, all right ?

Yeah, looks good,
looks good.

I just want it
a little wider.

Yeah.

Get it off !

Hey, hey, Eddie,
Eddie, Eddie, relax !

Get it off me !
I can't.

I can't get it off or
you're gonna bleed to death.

Hold on.

Call for help !

Call Emergency !

Get Rescue
out here now !

Oh, get it off !
Hold on,
man, hold on.

All right ?

He lost a lot of blood.

It's going
to be close.

You know, us being here
and us following you around,

that's not my idea.

The assignment editors wanted me
to follow up on a story.

Just in case
you were wondering.

No, I, I, I wasn't.

It's just that, um...

it's just that I'm on
somebody else's payroll now,

and it's weird.

I know.

I mean, I-I've been there.

When I worked for
the feds, it was easy

to lose sight
of whose side I was on.

What do you think I should do ?

Short term :
get away from the cameras;

and long term : you're just
going to have to decide

what your own priorities are.

You sure you're okay ?

I'm fine. Thanks.

Natalia, that trap was put
there to protect something.

Will you bring
your camera ?

Yeah.

Thing looks like something
out of Vietnam.

Or drug runners trying
to protect their stash.

What is it ?

Looks like when that
trap was triggered,

it disturbed a lot of
the sand around here.

It's the blister.

Can you help me lift this ?

Yeah.

Well, there's our
buried treasure.

It's wrapped
in banana leaves

to protect
from moisture.

It's a common
practice in Cuba.

Jason Billings
was in deep.

This is a big stash.

If you bury something
this well,

you don't draw attention
to it

by setting a trap.

You do if you intend
to kill the person

that's following you.

By looking into your
brother's past, Mr. Billings,

it shined a light on your own.

What do you mean ?

It turns out
the boat is registered to you.

Yeah, the boat's in my name,

but I gave it to Jason.

So what ?

Jason may have been killed
on the boat.

Wait, I thought the vigilante
guy killed him on the beach.

We have new information,
don't we ?

Like that the boat
was being used

for drug running.

I...

I thought he was into something.

But it was his business.

I didn't ask.
We believe

that Jason was offloading drugs.

We want to know for who.

Do you have any idea
who he hung out with ?

There was this one guy.

Tony.

Tony... Decker.

He had those eyes, you know,

like he wasn't afraid
of anything.

That's going to change.

Tony Decker.

Can I help you ?

I think you can, Tony.

Jason Billings.

I know a lot of people.

I'm, uh, not so good

with names, though.

Jason used his boat to smuggle drugs for you

and now he's dead.

Wow, that's...
that's creative, man.

I understand
you have a connection

with the Sovantes cartel
of Cuba.

Connection to a drug cartel,

now... now you're just
flat-out insulting me.

Listen, I have three homes.

Okay, a yacht, solid rep.

Life is good, man.
Why would I kill anyone ?

Maybe to keep it that way.

Well, when you have proof...

then we'll talk.

Looking forward to it...

So what have we got ?

Well, my friend, you dug up

20 kilos of
pure heroin,

street value :
$1.4 million.

Wow.

Do you have any idea who was
handling the banana leaves ?

Sand destroyed most
of the prints,

but I found one on the underside
that was willing to cooperate.

It belongs to the left
index finger of this guy.

Cole Telford.

Yeah, H got

a reference sample
from him earlier,
including that ten card.

Doesn't he work
on Jason Billings's boat ?

I guess.

When he's not smuggling
heroin from Cuba.

I'm not a drug runner, sir.

I promise you.

I'm not interested in getting
bounced out of Dade University.

See, we found your

fingerprint though, Cole,

on ten kilos of pure heroin.

Explain that to me.

Whenever Jason offered
to take me for a ride,

it was usually
for a mile for two.

One day he says,
"How about Cuba ?"

I was all over it.

That far. That fast.

It was awesome.

What happened
when you got there ?

It was like an Indy pit stop.

Some guys directed
us in to refuel.

And Jason asked me to help him.

Hey, don't just stand there.

Give me a hand with this,
will you, buddy ?

What is it ?

Come on. What does it look like ?

No, I can't, man. I shouldn't.

Well, you don't,

you're not coming back with me.

You helped him
load the boat ?

I didn't have a choice.

He had this look on his face
I'd never seen before.

Did you help him bury
the product when you got back ?

No, my involvement ended
when we docked here.

He told me to keep my mouth
shut, and I did. That's it.

Well, I guess we're going
to find out, huh, Cole ?

Hmm, that is gruesome.

So you found something
in the trap ?

Yeah, epithelia,

but they're not from our
unfortunate cameraman.

It matches the reference
sample of Cole Telford.

The college kid.

I found skin in this
hinge right here.

He must've gotten pinched

trying to put this
contraption together.

He lied his way out of
the prints, but I think
he's going to have

a tough time with this one.

So you're a mechanical
engineering major ?

Yeah, got one semester to go.

Hmm. I wouldn't be
in such a hurry.

What's that ?

Oh, come off it,
Mr. Telford.

Your DNA already
broke the news.

You set the trap, and I'm
willing to bet you built it.

Yeah.

It was spring-loaded
for 125 pounds of pressure.

Jason loved the idea.

Oh, get it off !

Jason was paranoid.

He thought Decker
was tracking us,

that he'd do anything
to get his heroin back.

The trap was
to send him a message.

Well, you're going
to have a lot of time

to work on your
communication skills.

Is he going to be okay ?

The guy in the hospital ?
He's recovering.

Well, I guess I got lucky.

Yeah, real lucky.
You got about 20 years to figure it out
how to build another trap.

Afternoon, Mr. Wolfe.

Good afternoon.

Who are you here to see ?

Yeah, bring him in.

All right, listen,
I've got to go.

Yeah. Bye.

You're late, pal.

What, did you get, uh,
stuck in the makeup chair ?

That's very funny.

Where's your visitor's pass ?

Are you serious ?

Yeah, I'm serious.

All right, so you're pissed
at me now, too ?

No, Wolfe, I got
my own problems.

Now put your
visitor's pass on

before I get my ass thrown
out of here, all right ?

Now, what have
you got for me ?

This is so strange.

Yeah.

This is the footage
you dissected from your TV show ?

You know, uh, "As a CSI,

I like to work from
the outside inward."

You have an uncanny gift
for impersonations.

I actually should've
practiced what I preached.

Take a look at the part where
Jason gets in the front seat.

There. You see that ?

No, see what ?

All right, roll it back.

Go back to where you started.

Now, go slowly.

At 30 frames per second,

the surveillance cameras
record too slow

to pick it up.

Right there on the roof.

Yeah, some kind of spark.

And you were able
to see that ?

Not until I looked
between the frames.

That's a good eye, Wolfe.

How many times
have you watched this ?

After the, uh,
citywide manhunt, I started...

A few.

Now, that spark..
I think it's a ricochet.

Somebody fired a bullet.

Yeah, well, Sherry Williamson
didn't mention anything

about gunfire to Horatio
when she spoke to him.

She's been in on this
the whole time.

Not bad, huh ?

I still got it.

Yeah, it's, uh...

it's just too bad you
can't do anything with it

because I'm going to be the
one taking it to the judge.

Good work.

Nice shirt.

Wow...

Sherry.

The entire city
knows your name.

You got citizens who wanted to
kill the man who assaulted you,

and yet...

you forgot to tell us that
someone took a shot at him.

What ? What are you
talking about ?

Come on.

I know you're covering
for someone.

You're on the hook right now
for conspiracy to commit murder.

Don't take the fall.

Give me the shooter.

It was Jason's brother.

Jason's brother, Paul ?

Yes. He came to me.

Asked for help.

Why you ?

Paul and I are seeing
each other on and off.

The money he offered me,

it would've set me up
for a long time.

So, for a price, you were
supposed to lure Jason
to your car ?

He grabbed coffee at the same
place every morning, early.

So I pretended to
have car trouble.

Excuse me, sir.
Could you help me ?

My car won't start.
Yeah.

Sure, where are you parked ?

It's just right here.

I got him there.
Paul said he'd do the rest.

Help ! Please, help me !

So Paul fired outside
the security camera's range.

The plan was botched.

Paul missed.

And then I end up on the news,
damsel in distress.

"Damsel in distress," huh ?

Well, I'm afraid this isn't

going to have a storybook
ending, Ms. Williamson.

I hope your payday was worth it.

That's enough.

We've been down this
dead-end road already.

You're in just as deep
as your little brother.

Running out of ways
to phrase this, guys.

It was his mess, not mine.

Why did you take a shot
at him in broad daylight ?

Talked to Sherry ?

You should've paid her more.

She belted it out
like an opera singer.

Jason was in deep with Decker.

His shipment numbers
from Cuba weren't adding up.

You work
for Decker, too ?

He told me to
take care of it.

Yeah.

By killing Jason.

Or he'd kill us both.

I couldn't do it.

So I fired a shot
off the top of the car.

Jason took you out
on his boat.

What was the purpose
of that ?

He was asking me for help.

Someone tried
to kill me this morning.

I think Tony's sent one
of his goons after me.

Return the kilos
you took from him.

It'll all go away.

I promise.

It's too late.

W-What are you
looking for ?

You still carry
that Glock with you ?

No, and I wouldn't give it
to you if I did.

You're one
of Tony's goons, Paulie ?

No, it wasn't like that.

Go ahead. Finish it, Paulie.

Come on. Finish it.

Finish it, Paulie.

He never surfaced.

I recovered
the boat's kill switch,

rode back to shore.

Worked out well
for you, didn't it ?

I never wanted him to drown.

I just wanted him to give
the drugs back to Tony.

I loved my brother.

Get him out of here.

Cause of death
was a broken neck.

Guy's spinning us a yarn.

Or maybe he's telling the truth,

and somebody else
finished him off.

Jimmy, push it !

Get these guys off my ass !

Get inside.

This is the United States
Coast Guard

and Miami-Dade
Police Department.

Prepare to be boarded.

Everyone on board your vessel
must immediately come topside.

Did you have an accident
on your boat ?

It happens, you know ?

Day on the water.

It gets slippery.

It certainly was
for Jason Billings.

He was never on my yacht, man.

We found his blood
on your deck,

and his cause of death
was a broken neck.

Jason, uh...

He drove the fastest boat
in Miami,

and when his shipments
started coming in short,

he would lie to me.

Blame my Cuban suppliers.

So you followed him.

I had no choice.

I knew his brother
wasn't going to finish the job.

He left him out in the water.

Hey, hey, hey.

Give me your hand.

Where are my missing kilos ?

I don't know
what you're talking about.

You don't tell me where it is,
you're going right back in.

You understand me ?

You won't kill me, man.

I'm the only way
you'll get any of it back.

You're right.
You're right.

I cut my losses, man.

Kid didn't want
to save his own life,

I wasn't about
to save it for him.

You're quite a humanitarian,
aren't you ?

Take him.

Here to comment on our latest
breaking news story,

our resident crime expert,
former CSI, Ryan Wolfe.

Hi, Heather.

A woman in Pensacola drowned

her two young children
this afternoon

before taking
her own life.

Is this postpartum...

What ?

Is this postpartum
pushed to the extreme,

or is there some
societal influence at work ?

No, no, that's just horrible
is what it is.

You know, to be honest,
I don't think

it's really our right
to speculate

on a mother who
drowned her children.

But if you had to.

But I don't have to.

And I don't want to.

I'm sorry, I...

I'm sorry, Heather.

Look, my time spent
here has been, uh...

It's been really
fascinating.

It's been great.

But there's someplace else
I think I got to be.

There are men and women

who put themselves
in harm's way every day.

It's their lives for ours.

And for them, it's not
something that they do.

It's something that...
that, you know, they are.

Now, I'm not going to try

to make myself sound
so honorable,

but I took an oath.

I took an oath
to protect

people in Miami,
and, uh...

I was born to be a cop.

And, um...

I think I lost that
along the way.

So...

Hey, H.

You helped us, Mr. Wolfe.

Yeah, it was the least
I could do.

But you consorted
with a known felon,

and that's not going
to go away anytime soon.

You understand that ?

I don't expect it to.

Everything you've done
in the past,

everything you do today
will come under close scrutiny.

I may not get my job back.

But every case
that gets reopened,

I'm going to answer to.

I'm not going
to abandon this team.

And we, Mr. Wolfe,

are not going
to abandon you.