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- oh, gina. - I called your office.

- I'm not there. - I see that.

I was going for a coffee. Can I get you a coffee?

No.

Wait a second.

- what? What? - hold on.

A woman called me, Hanna reese.

She's over at the women's Correctional prison.

You've got to get yourself Some friends away from work.

Do you have any friends Outside of work?

I don't think so.

Anyway, Hanna is in the hospital.

I didn't get The whole story...

- mm-hmm. - just that her baby Died over there.

Okay, her baby died, And what?

And she says that something Wasn't right about it.

This is not going to turn into A prisoner rights issue,

Because I couldn't stand it, All right.

I'd rather eat nails.

No, it's about her baby's death. That's it.

- she was giving birth... She was premature, - mm-hmm.

- her baby died. - well, she's premature.

She's says that nobody Will tell her what happened,

- why it died. - what hospital?

- st. Paul's. - and when was this?

Last night. She only had time

To tell me that much On the phone

Before they took her Back to her room.

It's not one Of your cases?

No. Well, tangentially,

I know her From my work.

- the point is She knows me. - okay.

So a baby's death, That's your thing, right?

Well, it depends, gina.

Look, let me just Get back to you on that.

Do you want to know If it was a boy or a girl?

Yeah.

Girl.

Okay.

Oh, sorry.

I'll call you back.

Hey, angela.

Hey, danny.

Funny how things Work out, huh?

They're not Worked out yet,

So hold the laughs.

It's good To see you too.

Just so we get off On the right foot here,

I want you To understand this.

I won't be made A fool of twice.

Okay.

I've been trying For weeks

To get a case On this guy,

And my sergeant's Getting sick and tired

Of me coming up Empty.

I need to look good On this.

Yeah, you'll look good.

And as far as you And me personally, I'm a no-go zone.

You're my operator, I'm your handler, period.

When I ask you to do something, That's how it goes.

Okay, can I just say A personal word

Before we get into this?

I'll just say my piece, That'll be the end of it.

What?

- forgive me. - [ cell phone ringing ]

I guess we should Get this thing underway.

Your cover team Is on the clock.

You've got no time, no money, And my ass is on the line.

I was having my dinner, And my water broke,

And I'm early,

So I was scared.

Are you okay To talk about this?

Yeah. It's just really sad, you know?

If you feel like stopping At any point,

Let me know, And we stop.

So, anyway,

They took me To the delivery room,

And at first, The guard wouldn't unshackle me,

Which is Humiliating, right?

It's like...

Were you giving The guard a reason

To keep you shackled At that time?

I didn't think so.

She must have thought so.

The only thing I was doing Was complaining about the pain,

And my back felt

Like someone Was twisting a knife up there,

And they're weren't Giving me anything.

Are you trying to tell me

They didn't give you anything For your pain?

Later, they did, But not right away,

And it was really hurting.

Why don't you give me the name Of this guard, then?

Dolores williams.

That's not her Outside this door, is it?

No.

All right,

So what happened During the delivery?

Did dolores keep you shackled The whole time, or what?

Well, what happened was is that

The doctor wanted me unshackled, So dolores did that,

But then she changed her mind,

And reshackled One of my ankles,

Just like they've got me now.

I mean, it's not natural.

It made the delivery A lot harder,

And the doctor Even said so.

Yeah.

Your sheet says You're in for armed robbery.

Do you want to tell me About that?

I was strung out,

And I got this dumb idea To rob a drugstore for drugs,

And I got caught.

So what did you go in That drugstore with?

Was it a gun, a knife, what?

Pocket knife.

I had this Little pocket knife,

And I didn't want To hurt anyone.

I just wanted To scare the clerk.

I think I was more scared Than he was.

And you were strung out, I understand.

How long Have you been doing drugs?

Five years, but I'm on The methadone program now,

Six months.

Yeah? I can check that.

Okay.

Okay, so let's get back

To the birth Of your child there.

After delivery, What happened then?

She was so tiny,

And they just took her away,

And nobody was telling me What was going on,

And then The doctor came in

And said she died,

And he didn't know why.

I didn't even get a chance To hold her.

I think you already Know maria.

You worked together On something?

Yeah, a montreal job A couple of years ago.

I heard you screwed that up Pretty good.

Yeah, that's right.

Learn to keep your pants up On the job, danny.

Thanks for bringing that up.

This is alfie.

- hi. - junior.

Good to meet you.

Danny leary.

Good to meet you.

So what's the story?

Sarah's working At a bar

On the downtown East side.

Alfie and junior

Have already been In there as regulars

For a couple Of weeks now.

Right now She's working the day shift.

Which leaves Her nights free

For the odd trick She picks up

Slinging beer.

Now, I've been working In there the same shift,

As our waitress For about a week,

And she's not open With the other girls.

She saves her friendly side For the guys.

What about her husband, alex?

Is she still in contact With him?

No. We've been Watching his place

At the victory manor Since he got cut loose.

He's just Another cockroach,

Pops his head out to eat, And that's it.

Is he still bringing girls Up there?

[ junior ]: Yeah, that's Still happening.

[ angie ]: Anyway, we'll get Another crew

Doing surveillance On him,

And concentrate On sarah.

What about the bar?

- did you figure out how To get me in there? - yeah, we think so.

Maria ran a check On everybody who works in there,

Warrants, drug problems, vice, Whatever,

And she came up with A couple of possibilities.

[ maria ]: Okay, there's A guy in there

Who cooks nights.

He has a canada-wide warrant On him for assault,

Which would put you In the kitchen.

Not the kitchen...

Uh, what's the other Possibility?

The drug squad has an interest In one of the bartenders.

He's dealing.

They thought he was going to Lead them to bigger fish,

But, if we want, They'll do us a favour.

They'll Take him down now.

Yeah, the bar's better.

A better view of the action...

That's what we figured, too.

Well, we'll work out Your cover story,

And maria can bring you in.

How about the wire? Where do we stand on that?

Well, we got The part six through.

We got approval For the bar phone,

The back room phone,

Her place, alex's place.

Well, give me a day On the inside.

I'll figure out Which phone she uses the most

When she's working.

That's nice to know, But we'll keep them both wired

Since we got the okay.

Do you know what?

I actually prefer To use the car,

So can you have that wired And ready to go?

You can call And get that okayed?

Do you think You can get her in your car?

Yeah. She's a hooker part-time.

Yeah?

Well, she's probably Pretty familiar

With the back seat of a car.

Okay, danny. Give one for the team.

Anybody could get her In the back seat

If we pay for it,

And if you do, That's entrapment.

I won't be paying for it.

Dr. Ken ozaki.

That's who I have to talk to, Nobody else.

No, he can't call me back.

Do you know why? Because I'm the coroner,

So I have to talk--

Okay.

No, no, no problem. I'll wait.

No, I'll wait.

Jeez.

Oh, dr. Ozaki?

Dominic da vinci. Thanks for picking up.

Look, You had a sudden death come in

Last night,

The premature baby there, In the-- right.

Gina, no. Just give me One second, okay? Just...

What--what we're going to do

Is do the, um, autopsy Down here.

Would you please?

I just-- I just now ordered it,

That's why.

Yeah, so...

No, someone's coming down there This afternoon.

They'll pick it up.

Now, what I wanted to ask you

Is when can we get together For a conversation about this?

Sir, doctor, Can I stop you right there?

I don't want

To have this conversation On the phone.

That would be great.

Okay. Yeah?

Did you talk to hanna?

Yeah, I did.

Okay, anything there Concern you?

Mm...Well, I don't know yet.

The doctor at the delivery, Did you talk to him?

No, I didn't Get a chance. No.

Oh, I do have a question For you, though.

Do you--have you ever heard Of a prison guard

By the name Of dolores, uh, williams?

Why?

Just, do you know The guard?

Dolores williams Doesn't ring a bell.

I'll go through my files, See if she turns up.

Do you keep files On prison guards?

No, I keep files On prisoner complaints.

And you keep those In a warehouse?

I'll see if I have any

On dolores williams, Okay?

If you'll do that for me, I'd really appreciate it.

Maybe you want to talk To the nurse

Who was at the delivery.

I hear she might know something.

Now, look, gina.

You can't be Working behind me.

I accept your help On this little thing,

But you can't be doing that--

I'm not, I'm not.

I just happened to ask Someone I knew at the hospital

If they heard About the premature baby dying.

They said they heard There was a rumour

About problems with a nurse At the delivery.

I was just going to Get to the delivery-room staff.

I'm going to do that.

- okay? - okay.

Honestly.

Okay.

Listen, I have her address here If you want it.

Julia hanes.

Okay, thanks.

People have been Asking me

How's my brother? "How's danny doing?"

Do you know what I've got to tell them?

"I don't know.

I haven't heard From him in a year,"

And then they say,

"I thought you guys Were close,"

And I say,

"Yeah, us leary guys Were pretty close,

"But I don't know.

"Now he won't stay In touch.

Never hear from him."

I've got no excuses. I'm sorry.

A leary without An excuse?

That's a pile of--

All right. None for you.

Missed you.

I missed you.

How are you doing?

Good, good. Well...And you?

Uh, well...

Where have you been?

I got caught up In that bull

In montreal.

I thought I was going to be there

For five or six weeks.

It turned Into two years.

How was that?

It wasn't so good.

The crown Dropped the charges On those guys.

They said It wasn't legit

Because I was screwing One of the sisters.

You gotta use Another angle.

They said It was entrapment, but...

So they're after me.

I had to get the hell Off the east coast.

What, have they got A hit out on you?

Probably.

Oh, man.

So, what, hey,

I heard about That, uh, that shooting

You got involved in.

The other officer shot herself?

Yeah.

That was... That was pretty bad.

She got all messed up Over some guy,

And had a really... Jealousy trip.

Freaked out, and...

How are you holding up?

It put a few wrinkles In my life.

Yeah, I guess it did, eh,

But you're okay?

You're not wigging?

Yeah, I'm okay. I've got a counsellor.

I'm talking to somebody About it, just getting Through that.

Did you talk To angie?

Yeah, I just got through Doing that.

Well?

She's just keeping me Way on the outside.

I think she's still pissed.

You can lie To some of the people

All of the time,

And some people once.

I learned that.

Are you going to be In town for a while?

Oh, I don't know. That depends.

I'm tired.

Yeah?

I was thinking, uh,

You should do This last case,

And then quit.

Get out of it.

Well, that-- yeah,

That would be good, I guess.

It would be good.

Thank you.

[ man ]: What am I supposed to do About a bartender now?

Hey, sarah?

Yeah?

Fill in Behind the bar

Until I find someone To replace fred,

Will you?

Hey, I might know somebody

Who could fill in On short notice.

I've got his number somewhere.

Do you want me To give him a shout?

Yeah. See if he can Start today.

It's going to Be busy in here.

I'll call, See if he's around.

I think the mother Was being difficult,

But I think her attitude Had more to do

With being aggravated And humiliated

By the shackling Than anything else.

Did you discuss your feelings With the guard

Or the other doctor there?

I think if they took The shackles off,

She would have Calmed down,

But nobody Would listen to me.

Shackles, That's not such a big deal.

I mean, In circumstances like this,

I'm sure you've Come across it before.

Actually, I hadn't. I'd heard about it,

But it's another thing To experience it.

Okay. Actually, I just wanted To ask you about...

In the delivery room,

Did you notice anything That might be a procedural error

That could have been Caused by the shackles,

Or could Have been caused

Perhaps By the woman's behaviour,

Or something the doctors Were doing or not doing,

Anything out of the ordinary

That might have been a factor In that baby's death?

I'm sorry, but I don't know.

I couldn't deal With her being shackled

During the birth,

So I told the doctor

That I wasn't going to Assist him,

And he brought in Another nurse.

Okay, so up to the point

Where you left The delivery room,

Everything was done properly.

Yeah, procedurally.

What happened after I left the delivery room,

I don't know.

Dolores williams,

Correctional officer For seven years,

Nine complaints From prisoners,

And that's everything I've got on her.

Is this just Information

From a convict's Perspective?

No, information From my perspective.

Gleaned from convicts.

No, gleaned from me

Separating the wheat From the chaff.

Some of the complaints Are probably true,

Some of them aren't.

How many of the complaints Against this guard

Are specifically from hanna?

Three of the nine Are from hanna.

Oh yeah? Okay, I'll read the file. Thanks for bringing it.

Goodbye.

Did you get the story On the shackling from hanna?

I got her side Of it. Yeah.

It doesn't shock you As excessive force?

Um, no. Not shocked either.

Okay.

Did I mention That hanna just filed

A new complaint with me On dolores?

Well, what happened This time?

Dolores made her take a bath At the hospital,

Shackled.

You don't think There's maybe a reason for it?

Well, let me see.

She just gave birth To a premature baby,

She's weak,

She's still Bleeding,

She's going in for a d and c,

But, hey, if you can find A reason for shackling her,

I'd love to hear it.

Hi.

I forgot your name Already.

Bob. Bobby.

You're still Sarah, right?

Right. I need two draft, Scotch rocks,

And two rye ginger.

Okay.

So, sarah, What's a guy got to do

To smoke In this city?

Take it outside In the alley.

What if it's raining?

You get wet.

There were three guards On shift,

And it was my turn for nights,

So when hanna went into labour,

I was the one That had to go The hospital with her.

So you've done That duty before,

Accompany women To the delivery room?

Yeah, a couple Of times.

You get time and a half For outside duty.

So what is The actual policy

Regarding shackling Pregnant women?

The same as it is

For any other prisoner That you're transporting.

It's left Up to the discretion

Of the officer on duty.

Now, depending upon The circumstances--

At the discretion Of the officer?

As in the circumstances, In your mind,

Warranted Shackling hanna?

Look, if a convict Is a flight risk,

If she's a danger to herself Or others,

You err on the side of caution.

So she was a danger To herself and to others?

Yeah, and she was A flight risk.

She going to give you the slip While she's giving birth?

Look, she knew

That her baby was going to be Taken away from her

And handed over To social services, okay.

A lot of women think of escaping Under those circumstances.

During labour?

So in between contractions,

She's going to do The great escape?

Okay. I guess I can buy that.

What exactly Are you asking me here?

I'm just trying to find out What went on

In that delivery room, okay.

I'm just curious if you've had Problems with hanna...

Any other time.

Yeah, I've had Some difficulties with her,

But I am not the only one.

Oh yeah?

She has a bad track record In the prison.

You can check on that.

Oh, I am going To check it.

Anything else?

She filed a complaint Against you.

She says that you shackled her

While she was just Having a bath.

Yeah, I did that. That's by the book.

You just said at the discretion Of the officer...

Now, which is it?

I think if you want To ask me any more questions,

I want A lawyer present.

You know, if I go to inquest,

You'll be compelled to testify In that case.

You understand that, Right?

I can live with that.

All right.

I never win any money On these things.

Why do you buy them?

Somebody's got to win, Don't they?

Have you got A light?

Yeah.

You're not from Around here,

Are you?

No. Montreal.

I've been there A couple of times.

Yeah?

Where are you from?

Here. Vancouver.

I've got to go back inside.

I'll cover the bar For you.

Just enjoy it.

Thanks.

What else Have you got?

Well, buried a couple of feet

Under your man With the bullet hole

In his skull, We dug this up.

I'm not sure If it's his, or what,

But it had A bunch of stuff in it.

Some brushes here.

There's a wire brush, A metal brush,

Another scrub brush.

[ mick ]: Those things have Ivory handles.

Mm-hmm.

[ leo ]: What's the little Tin box for?

I'm not sure, But this was inside it.

Looks like A cake of soap.

Yeah, what's left Of a cake of soap, maybe.

I'm not sure.

I found this little trowel.

So I'm guessing

Maybe this was some kind Of a workman's tool bag.

All this is Really interesting,

But we don't know it belonged To our dead guy, do we?

No, but I also found This little book here.

It's got writing in it.

That'll have to be translated.

Maybe that'll Give us something.

The hospital did a culture When the baby was born.

We did our own at autopsy When she got there.

Okay.

Both results say the same thing.

The baby died of strep b.

Strep b?

That's a what,

That's a bacterial Infection?

Right. A fatality is pretty rare,

But there were all Kind of contributing factors,

Premature birth Being the major one.

Low birth weight,

Immature functioning Of organ systems,

You name it.

Okay, but doesn't that Make the baby, then,

More susceptible To the infection?

Is that what The contributing factors

Are doing, then?

If the mother was carrying Strep b,

She could pass it on During labour.

That could result In neonatal sepsis,

Respiratory distress, shock.

Well, during labour,

I mean, isn't that Something they screen for

In the mothers?

Sometimes, but it's not A mandatory screening,

And it sometimes goes Undetected.

Do you have any idea of The mother's prenatal history?

No. No idea.

Just in case,

You'd give antibiotics To the mother

When she was admitted,

But it would take A couple of hours

For the antibiotics To reach the baby.

Okay, so one hour After the birth,

The baby died,

So here's my next question, Then,

Is an infection like that,

Would that cause The premature birth?

No.

This kind of infection

Is in constant carriage In the mother.

Besides, all kinds of things Can cause premature births.

Well, the mother's A drug addict,

So she was probably Not getting

More than one meal A day.

Malnutrition is very common Among addicts.

She was not seeing a doctor Regularly.

There's Poor prenatal care.

The mother's in prison.

That'll definitely Add stress to your life.

Yeah, but a lot of women,

Pregnant women in prison,

Fit that description,

But they don't have Premature labour.

You forgot plain bad luck.

I did, didn't I?

That bad luck thing again.

All right, so strep b.

That's it. Anything else?

Yeah. One other thing could be A contributing factor here.

The baby also had A congenital infection

Of tuberculosis.

Tb?

The baby's got tb, The mother's got tb.

That's right.

That's right.

Thanks, doctor.

Here's the bad news, doctor--

Everyone has to be tested, As a precaution, for tb.

That's everyone in contact With the mother, with the baby,

Everyone in the delivery room,

Everyone In the post-delivery room,

Everybody, including you, sir.

Well, I'll order that done.

Good.

Do you have a cause of death On the baby yet?

Strep b infection.

Strep b.

That's Pretty unusual.

Yeah. Unusual, but preventable.

All right, did you give The mother antibiotics

When they brought her in The delivery room?

Yes. Not knowing her history, I ordered that done.

Why wouldn't you know Her history?

Prison records Were incomplete.

Incomplete?

Didn't you get copies Of those charts?

They should be In the records I had sent over.

They're not here.

Well, I sent over copies Of everything we had.

I'll check again.

Do you remember, then,

On those charts, On those prison charts,

If there was anything About the prenatal care?

- very little. - what does that mean?

I don't remember What was on there,

But I do know There was no mention of tb.

I would have Remembered that.

Can you remember That she was placed in shackles

While she was in delivery?

What was the story on that?

What happened?

Well, the mother was being Very abusive,

Out of control, non-responsive.

Abusive how?

She was cursing,

At me, at the nurses, God, whoever,

So the guard decided She should be shackled.

What she said

Was that You weren't giving her

Anything For the pain.

Well, we did give her something For the pain.

It's in the charts there That you have.

Oh yeah.

Now, the baby was, Um, 34 weeks at birth?

That's two weeks short Of full-term.

We could see immediately

That she was in A lot of distress.

She was placed in an incubator,

And everything possible Was done for her.

Are you sure about that?

Yes. I kept track of her progress.

And just one more time,

Can you just tell me

That the mother got The antibiotics?

It's on the chart.

On the chart...

Is that all?

Okay.

Okay, thanks.

Good luck with your tb test.

Good luck with yours.

Hey, miss sarah.

Uh-huh? What?

So you don't wear A ring, huh?

Sure I do.

I've got lots of rings.

You don't wear the kind of ring That says you're married.

Uh-huh, and?

And I don't see A boyfriend coming around

Picking you up After work.

I take the bus From work.

So what do you say

If somebody offers you A ride home?

I'd have to ask him

Whether his intentions Were honourable.

Well, I guess I won't be Offering you a ride home, then.

Oh, come on. Don't give up so easy.

Do you want a ride?

Love a ride.

Have you got My car wired?

Yeah.

So I get off work At 4:00.

Let's make this thing happen, All right?

Sounds good.

On time, 4:00.

I got a reprimand On my record

For leaving The delivery room.

Evidently, putting up with Shackling a woman in labour

Is a prerequisite For my job.

I guess I missed That class in school.

Okay, what I wanted to know

Was I had a chance

To look at the woman's Medical records

From the prison,

And there's Not much mention given

As to what kind Of prenatal care she had.

That struck me, too.

There was no test For strep b,

No ultrasound.

Some blood tests Were done.

That was about it.

So is that normal

For patients From the prison?

No, the prenatal care Out there

Is usually very good.

So why are This woman's records

Not very good?

What's the thinking There?

I have no idea.

Really.

I understand we have to Have a screening for tb?

Yeah. The mother's infected.

You know, She may not be contagious.

She's not showing any symptoms,

But, you know, Just in case.

Did you take the skin test?

Yes.

Thank you For cooperating.

I really appreciate it.

Hey, mick, leo.

We're on The hustle, bud.

Yeah, well, I got some stuff

On the pages

That were In the satchel

That we found At the dig site.

Yeah? What have you got?

Well, it appears To be a page

Out of a bookkeeping Journal of some sort.

I had it translated.

We've got dates, places,

And then there are Some items and figures,

So much for train travel, Clothing, food,

Like the guy was maybe Keeping a budget,

Or trying to keep track Of his spending.

That's awesome, chick.

We've got to hustle.

Wait. What kind of places Are we talking about?

Well, san francisco, Portland,

Seattle, vancouver,

And then you've got numbers After each city.

Can we go now?

Beside vancouver, He'd written the number 12.

12?

12 boxes, 12 skeletons.

This guy could be

The one responsible For the bones...

We've got to hustle. Let's go.

For shipping them back.

Do you know What I'm thinking?

If it has anything to do With those bones,

I don't give a -- Right now.

This guy is travelling around,

And next to "Vancouver," He's written down the number 12.

- 12. - yeah, yeah, yeah. Get in the car.

12 boxes...

Get in the car.

12 bones. You know, this guy, He could be our bone collector.

We're going to Be late.

Whoa, whoa!

We've got to make up A little time.

Oh jeez.

Are you sure it's Okay for you to be out In public like this?

Aren't you contagious?

No. I took The skin test, eh,

So I don't have tb.

I heard those things

Aren't always A hundred percent reliable.

You should have The sputum test.

I don't need The sputum test.

I had the skin test. I'm fine.

All right. If you say so.

I'm fine.

You were going To tell me

About what the guard Had to say.

I was going to ask you about What the status was out there

At the prison medical centre.

I want to know What the guard said.

The official line.

You know, "I'm just Doing my job."

What about doctor ozaki? What's his story?

Okay. Did he say anything about The shackling

Maybe contributing To the baby's death?

The shackling has nothing to do With the baby's death,

And I want you to get that Right out of your mind, okay?

Gina? Is it out Of your mind?

Yeah.

This is what I want to know.

I got a look At the medical charts From the prison,

And I'm thinking to myself, "They're kind of incomplete,"

Okay, Plus there's no real mention

Of anything to do With prenatal care.

No, no, no, no. That's not right.

Maybe the guard didn't bring All the records from the prison.

Or the record-keeping is shoddy,

And there is a problem out there With prenatal care.

Yeah.

So what's the story With the clinic at the prison?

I don't know too much.

Uh, there's a doctor Who goes to the prison,

And I've never heard complaints From the women about her.

Thanks. That's all I actually needed.

I've got the doctor's name If you need that.

No, I've got it.

Hey, do you want me To go out there with you?

To the prison?

No, it's okay. I've got it.

Bye.

So my car's in the alley When you're ready.

I'll be two minutes.

I'm just cashing out.

I had A really decent day.

Welfare wednesday.

Yeah.

See you tomorrow.

Good night.

[ mick ]: All right, Let's get them apart.

Come on, let's go.

Have you got any rigs In your pocket?

I'm clean. I've been clean for four months.

If we take A look in your car,

Are we going to find Any weapons in there?

Knock yourself out.

How long Have you been back in town?

A couple of months.

What have you Been doing?

Oh, nothing.

I got a job in the bar.

You got A straight job?

Ask her. She works there.

Are you With this guy?

No.

You want to stay away From him.

Most of his friends Don't last.

Thanks for ruining my date.

Hey, you're welcome. People should know about you.

Can I go?

Yeah, you can go.

What's that about?

You don't want to know.

Am I going to regret Getting to know you?

Well, it's nothing.

Some guy I know got killed,

And they think I had something to do with it.

Did you?

No, I didn't.

So, look, I'm sorry You had to see that.

If, uh, you don't want To ride with me,

I understand.

I didn't say that. I was just asking.

Do you want to get Something to eat?

Yeah.

Something to eat, Something to drink.

Sounds good to me.

I go to The prison clinic

About twice a week.

And how long Are you out there?

I'm out there all day, Pretty much.

Pretty much, eh?

And how many patients Would you see

In the course Of a day?

Not as many As I'd like.

I've got infections, Flus, aids, pregnancies.

Okay, we're talking About one woman here,

One pregnancy.

Hanna reese-- How often did you see her?

It wasn't how often I saw her.

It was how many times She wouldn't see me.

She wouldn't come And see you?

Did she say why?

No, no.

I would send down For her,

And she wouldn't Show up.

So unless both your legs Were broken,

You'd take a hike to her cell And you do the tests down there?

I gave her a blood test there,

But I can't be bringing Everything I need

Down to the cells.

Okay, but you're down there.

You're down there with her In the cell, telling her,

"Hey, I come out to see you,

"You've got to come and see me, Because you're having a baby,

And you want to be healthy For that."

I told her all of that.

I even recommended she have A strep b test

Because she was coming up On 35 weeks.

You told her that, too?

The next time I went out there,

Same story.

I sent a guard down For her. I wait.

She doesn't show up.

Which guard? Do you happen to know?

Uh, no, I'm not sure,

But it must be In my notes.

I'll have them Sent over to you.

Okay, so the guard Goes down there,

Hanna doesn't Come back up,

And you didn't Raise a fuss about this

With the warden.

Well, what Are you thinking?

What the hell? It doesn't matter?

"I told her to come, She doesn't come,

"That's on her.

It excuses me Of any liability."

Is that What you were thinking?

No. I informed social services Of the situation...

And hanna went into labour Right after that.

Do you test for tb At the prison?

Sometimes,

But if a prisoner Doesn't want the test,

I can't give it To them.

You're testing everyone now, Aren't you?

Everyone Hanna came in contact with

Is going to have to be tested.

I guess that would be

About the whole Prison population.

Everybody's getting A skin test now, doctor.

You're going to have A lot of pissed off convicts.

For the record,

I've advised my client Against coming here today.

I need to clear the air.

The warden's looking into My procedure,

And I don't need

A suspension Hanging over this.

- I need this job. - okay.

If you want to clear the air,

Tell me why it is

That hanna didn't go up And see the doctor

When she came out to the prison.

He's fishing For some kind of negligence

Leading to the death Of the baby,

So don't answer that.

Do you mind, Just for a second, okay.

Give your client a chance

To answer My damn question.

I wouldn't be doing my job.

Well, if she doesn't Answer my questions,

- I'm not doing mine. - no, it's okay.

I'll answer it.

Hanna said

That she was afraid Of the doctor,

And I would tell her

That she should go and see her For the sake of the baby,

And she'd say, "What's the use?

They're going to Take my baby away anyway."

And this happened How many times?

Eight or nine times.

Eight or nine times.

Are you telling me

That every time the doctor Would come out to the prison,

You would go down And inform hanna,

And hanna would tell you,

"I'm not going to go and see That doctor,

"I'm afraid Of that doctor, And anyways,

They're going to take my baby Off of me in the end."

Is that what She told you?

I couldn't force her To go and see her.

If she tells me no, Then it's no.

Why would you leave the doctor Hanging up there in the clinic

Waiting for her?

Why didn't you go in there And say,

"Doctor, the patient's Not coming up

To see you today."

I thought I did tell her.

Oh, we had dinner On commercial drive,

That little italian joint.

Do you remember?

In honour Of our last dinner date.

Thank you. Glad you remembered.

I thought of you The whole time.

- so what happened? - nothing.

You look really good in that.

Have you worn that before?

Can we just get down To what went on?

Nothing. I laid back.

You know, she's pretty funny.

I mean, she's got A really crude sense of humour.

We laughed a lot.

Okay, aside from her Being a comedienne,

What did you get?

It's just not my style.

I didn't come on strong.

I'm not pushy on first dates.

Really?

So after dinner, what happened?

After dinner...

Oh yeah, yeah.

We--well, we went to her place, Listened to some music.

She's got pretty good taste.

Okay,

So she's sophisticated, Charming,

And you're thinking

Of getting married And having kids.

Yeah, it could go that way.

What do you think?

I think,

Now we got The tap on the phone in,

We'll kick this up To the next level.

This is good.

You can drop me here.

Don't you want to know What happened

After we listened to music And drank a bottle of wine?

Let's see...

Dinner, that took you to 9:00,

Then back To her place

For a bottle of wine And some music,

And you were home And tucked up in bed

By 1:15.

That's when alfie Clocked you in.

Well, it's nice to know You've got my ass covered.

That's all I'm here for.

See you.

I never knew The doctor wanted to see me,

And I didn't know About any tests.

You didn't know.

The doctor didn't Tell you herself

That you were going to Have to have some tests

For that baby?

Well, yeah, She gave me tests,

But I didn't know

There were more I had to take.

The guard didn't Tell you that?

The guard didn't Come down to your cell

Or wherever the hell You were

And say, "You've Got to come with me.

The doctor's up there Waiting for you."

Well, yeah, she came down,

But what happened is she'd say,

"Come on, You're coming with me,"

And I'd say, "Well, where are we going?"

And she wouldn't tell me,

And I was afraid of her,

The way She treated me.

I was afraid She'd hurt the baby,

So there was no way

I was going to go anywhere alone With her.

But if you knew the doctor Was going to be up there,

You would have gone up there.

I don't know If I would have believed her,

And the guards tell you things,

And then you find out That they're lying.

You don't know Who to trust.

What about the doctor?

You don't trust The doctor?

What kind of doctor

Are they going to have In a prison?

She doesn't care About my baby,

She's not going to deliver it.

Well, maybe not, But that's not up to her.

That's up to you.

You've got To make sure

You're healthy enough To have the baby.

That's your responsibility, Isn't it?

Okay, they didn't care About me being healthy.

They just wanted To take my baby away.

So that's Your attitude?

They were going to take away Your baby from you,

So you don't have to Go see the doctor?

You could be totally indifferent To what you had to do?

What?

No.

I didn't know about the doctor.

I didn't know, And I was scared.

Well, you didn't know, Or you were scared?

I mean, which is it?

It was both.

Hey, alex.

Hello.

Hey, I need to Ask you a couple Of questions.

- do I need my lawyer? - no.

It's just a couple Of questions

About a woman Named roberta vale.

We're looking into Her disappearance.

I don't know any roberta.

This would have been A couple of years ago.

A couple of people Tell me

That you were friends, That you had her

Up to your room here A couple of times.

They come and go.

I think you told me

You remember All your dates.

Did you check The photo album?

Because if she's not In there,

She was never up there.

Maybe your wife

Knows something That can help us.

Do you know how I can contact sarah?

She's moved out Of her sister's place,

- so I don't know. - okay, well, listen.

If you happen To see her,

Will you have her Contact me?

If I see her.

I'll be talking To you.

Are you saying That hanna,

An about-to-be mother,

Lied about wanting To see the doctor?

I didn't say She lied.

I'm saying Her story changes,

A little bit Like the weather.

Do you believe The guard's story?

Are you crazy? No.

You don't believe Anybody.

I don't Believe anybody.

Not a soul.

Okay, and where are you On possible negligence

On the part Of the doctors...

Uh, yeah.

I don't see Any negligence.

So what the hell Do you think happened?

It's just a baby that died Of a strep b infection,

And then I had to take A skin test for tb.

That's how I see it.

It's a run-of-the-mill tragedy.

There are no conspiracies.

This is just simple and sad.

Yeah.

Well, Thanks for changing your mind

On the prisoner's rights issue, Anyway.

I did that?

I don't think I did that.

You making sure Everyone at the prison

Has to take a tb test,

That's looking out For their welfare,

And I'm sure They appreciated it,

You standing up for their rights Like that.

I don't think That was the intention.

Well, that Was the result,

So, on their behalf, thanks.

Okay.

It was nice To see you again,

By the way.

Nice to see you too.

Good night, gina.

Two beer.

How are you doing?

Good.

- you look good. - thank you.

I had a good time The other night.

Yeah, me too.

I'd like to do that again Sometime soon.

Pick a time.

Excuse me, sarah? Detective kosmo.

Can we talk a minute?

Hi. Uh yeah.

Give me a minute, Bobby.

Sorry to hassle you At work.

Yeah. What's it about?

Roberta vale.

Does that ring a bell?

No. Who's that?

She's a young woman Who disappeared

A couple of years ago,

An acquaintance Of your husband, alex.

I didn't keep track Of all his female friends.

And you're sure You never met her?

Not that I'm aware of.

Because I have A couple of people

Who seem certain

That they saw The three of you together.

The three of us, who's that?

Alex, you, and roberta.

Well, I don't know her.

If we were together,

It wasn't anybody I knew Very well,

Because I don't--

The name I don't recognize.

This is a picture of her.

Sorry.

Okay.

Oh, uh, your husband, alex,

He was arrested

On a couple of welfare fraud Charges

About that time,

Using several women To cash cheques, you know.

Maybe she was One of those?

Like I say, I wasn't into all his business.

Do you remember

Any of the different addresses He was using

- for any of the scams? - no. No.

Okay.

All right, I guess

I'm just going to have to deal With all the bureaucracy

Over there at welfare.

I was just trying To get a shortcut.

Sorry, can't help you there.

Okay.

Take it easy.

Hey.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

That wasn't about me, Was it?

No, no.

It's just someone They're looking for.

Well, you look A little shook up.

No.

So, we were going out again.

Yeah. Yeah, we're on.

I need to have some fun.

[ chuckles ]

I can handle that.

How are you doing?

All right.

I came down To tell you

That we identified The murder victim.

He was the guy Travelling around

Gathering up the remains Of his ancestors,

So your bone collector, Basically...

Oh, okay.

Thanks For letting me know.

You're welcome.

Can we resume Working here?

I don't know.

I don't see why not.

I think we probably got

All the evidence We're going to get,

So yeah.

You didn't really need To shut down the site

And collect All the bones

Just to find out Who he was.

Was that Really necessary?

Yeah.

You don't think The chinese community

Has the right To keep an eye

On the remains Of their ancestors,

See to it that they get A decent burial?

That was going to Happen eventually.

So it just happened sooner Than later.

Something else You want to talk about?

Nope.

That's it? That's it.

Helen...

Hey.

Um, the gentleman Sitting behind you

Is hanna reese's father.

He went out to the prison To see her.

He didn't know The baby died.

What's he after?

He wants his daughter's baby For burial.

Oh.

Mr. Da vinci?

Yes, sir?

I'm gilbert reese, Hanna reese's father.

They told me downstairs To see you.

Okay.

Well, let's-- Do you want to go in my office

And we'll get the paperwork Done?

Can we have Those forms?

Yeah.

I just actually Came back

From seeing Your daughter.

Yeah.

I get over to the prison When I can.

I usually work days.

Thanks, helen.

Yeah.

Okay, you've got To sign, uh...

Sign here First of all.

It's too bad about the baby.

I'd decided I was going to Take her and raise her.

I guess that's Not happening now.

You were going to raise her?

Yeah.

I raised hanna on my own.

I thought maybe I'd have Better luck this time.

Okay, sign here. Right there.

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