All language subtitles for Nash Bridges s06e12 Slam Dunk

No, no, no, no, honey, I think that's a
great idea.

Listen, there's no chance that Ula might
stay with your sister when you guys get

back, huh?

Oh, no, I don't want her to. It's just I
feel like spreading the joy.

If you want to make money, Roger, you've
got to get your ass out of a plush logo

chair once in a while. So what's this
new information this kid's talking

Ask him yourself.

Here it comes now.

Oh, my God.

I'm tired of breaking down and shaking
this life around.

I'm tired of breaking down.

Nothing like a couple of rich white guys
getting into the wrong neighborhood to

set the barrels off. Who got it? Two big
shot lawyers, one dead and one wounded.

I'm Captain Bridges, SFPD.

Do you have any idea who shot you? Yeah,
a former client of Razor, Razor Z.

Do you know his real name?

Hector, Hector Rodriguez.

Grave on Poplar.

and entering malicious mischief,
attempted burglary, possession with

sell. And then you turn 16.

So, Hector, what have you been doing
with yourself since you became an adult?

I get a lawyer, right?

You don't need a lawyer. You haven't
been charged with anything yet.

So you're going to charge me, charge me.

Sign answering no questions.

That's what you want.

Ronnie, look, Mr.

Rodriguez here on...

One count of murder, one count of
attempted murder, one count of assault

deadly weapon. That ought to be good
enough to start, don't you think?

You look surprised.

You got something to say?

I didn't kill nobody.

Then why'd you run?

Fine. Ronnie, give the man his wish.

Hook him.

Something funky is going on here.

What, you mean like his reaction when he
got hit with a murder one rap?

Exactly.

I don't know, maybe reality could do
something.

Well, nevertheless, let's take him down
for a wind -up. Make sure that Saxon

figured the right guy.

I'll go to the hospital and make the
arrangements.

Nash, we're going to back -trace on
Robert Sutton's pager. He did get a call

this morning at 9 .20. From where?

A public pay phone right outside the
projects. Well,

anybody could have dropped that quarter.

Push CSU to find that guy.

Hello, Nash.

Well, Deputy Chief Pettit, how are you?

The mayor wants to congratulate you on
taking down the shooter in the Count of

Saxon case.

And he sent you all the way down here to
pat me on the back? That's so sweet.

Well, make sure you tell him when you
get back there that I haven't booked

anybody yet. Yeah.

You know, Count of Saxon is a very high
-profile law firm.

Go to the city.

Uh -huh.

And Robert Saxon is well -regarded where
it counts.

Well, I'm colorblind, Max.

Green doesn't mean anything to me.

We'd appreciate if you'd pursue this
with due diligence, Nash.

Wrap it up quick.

Got it. Let's see.

Wrap up quickly.

Anything else?

When there is, you'll hear from me.

Hey, can I use your computer for a
second? Mine just crashed.

Um, yeah. Just give me one second to log
off.

Who's that?

Uh, probably she won't give me a hard
time.

Of course not. Okay, I've sort of been
emailing this guy through an internet

matchmaking site.

Just for fun, you know.

Cool.

His name's Ethan. He's a novelist.

He's divorced. He's got no kids.

Okay. There you go.

Anyway.

So I'm finally going to meet him
tonight.

Tonight? Yeah.

I'm just so sick of the bar scene and
blind dates you've got to report back to

your friends.

You think this is weird, I know, but I'm
telling you, he seems like a nice guy.

They all do.

You promised.

Sorry, I'm lovable all over the plate
like that.

Yeah.

So what were you doing down in Hunter's
Point?

Hector Rodriguez called the SS to come
down.

Why? We were working on a class action
legal suit on behalf of Hector's family

and the other tenants in the building
down there.

What were you suing for?

Well, there was this cheap electrical
wiring caused the building to catch fire

and Hector's mom was one of the victims.

What's the status of that lawsuit now?

The judge handed us a very unfavorable
ruling over evidentiary matters, so we

withdrew the suit.

So you quit the lawsuit?

Yeah, we don't get paid unless we win.

Hector called you and said... What?

That there was some new evidence.

Obviously it was a ruse.

We're ready, Captain.

Thank you.

We'd like you to look at some people, if
you don't mind.

Well, I already told you who it was.

Just take a second.

Well, that's him in the red shirt.
That's Hector.

That's the guy who shot you? Absolutely,
yeah.

Thanks for your help.

You bet.

There's one thing.

You were sitting in the driver's seat,
and your partner was sitting in the

passenger seat.

That's right?

Yeah. Why?

Well, in your statement, you claimed
that the shooter approached from the

driver's side.

That would have put you closer to the
gun.

Yeah. But you only got hit once.

I saw him coming, and then I ducked.

And Roger didn't have any place to go.

Thanks.

Yeah, all right.

So, not very sound and trustworthy, huh?

Nope.

Kind of funky, two guys sitting in the
same car.

One of them gets shredded, the other one
gets a flesh wound.

So you're saying Saxon staged his own
ambush?

No, I'm just kicking it around.

Inspector McCabe.

Rachel. Give me everything you can dig
up on Conniff and Saxon.

Casework, public records, partnership
agreements.

Okay. Anything else?

Yeah. I'm going to need that faster than
ASAP.

Hey, Cassidy.

Yeah? How'd you like to do me a big
favor?

Sure.

Oh, come on, and you want me to
disregard everything I learned in

right, you don't believe me? Please.
Come with me to the library tomorrow,

will show you this book. I don't know.

Well, you live right around the corner,
right?

Yeah. Yeah.

It is late.

I have to go.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, you know, I really can't believe how
quickly the time passed. I know, I

know.

Seems like a good sign.

Is there anything you want me to tell
Rachel?

Oh, yeah.

That was really nice to meet you.

Okay.

Bye.

Okay, honey.

All right.

All right, so kiss Lucia for me.

I'll sit... Yeah, okay.

All right.

Bye.

Bye -bye.

SFPD let me see your hand

Hmm. Where's Gertrude? What are you
doing here? What happened to this place?

Why aren't you wearing any pants?

I'll ask the questions. Who are you?

Who are you?

I live here.

Oh, yeah? Me too.

Well, it says here he has the right to
occupy your home for the next six

Six months? He's rented the entire top
floor and he has contractual kitchen

privileges too.

The top floor, that's going to be my
master suite. When the old lady lived

there, it was her spare bedroom.

So Gene, the travel writer, gets to live
in my house for six months.

So what am I supposed to tell Inger?

That's not a legal issue.

Well, it's going to be.

I want his ass out, Lazio, right now.

Let me research it. I'm sure there's
some legal remedy we can dig up.

All right, in the meantime, we'll just
talk to him. No!

Are you kidding?

You want to open yourself up to all
kinds of counter -legal action?

Discrimination, harassment, covenant of
peaceful enjoyment suits?

What?

Just don't say a word until I've done my
research.

So I'm supposed to do nothing?

Look, I can't tell you this, but if

you were to make things really
uncomfortable for him, he might

leave on his own, if you know what I
mean.

Yeah, all right.

Found in the storm drain a block to the
crime scene.

Ballistics. Perfect match.

Prince. One set. Hector Rodriguez.

You know, Bubba, the more I think you're
innocent, the more the evidence tells

me I'm a fool.

Can you tell me how your prints got on
the murder weapon there?

It's my gun.

I live in a dangerous neighborhood.

Yeah, well, I got news for you. You're
headed for a much more dangerous one,

man. What do you want me to say, man?

I don't know. You want to try an alibi?

Or maybe a theory on how your gun kills
two people three blocks from your house,

two people that you have a grudge
against.

Okay.

Somebody stole it from me.

Was that before or after the shooting
yesterday?

Before.

Two days ago.

Somebody broke into my house.

Go see for yourself.

Where were you yesterday between 9 and
12?

Why?

What difference does it make where I
was? You got the evidence right in front

you.

You know what I'm saying?

You know, Bubba, I'm doing the best I
can here to work your side.

Look, don't.

No, you're not trying to help me out,
okay?

They're going to find out that I'm in a
gang.

They're going to find out that I've been
dealing.

That my old man went to prison. That my
brother died there.

That's where they're going to put me.
And that's where I belong.

And I know that. So you and you, don't
do me no favor.

All right? Because I don't need it.

Capcom.

Yeah?

Hey, Cassidy.

Go over to Hector's place.

See what you see.

Hey, T.

I hope you don't mind. I'd like to start
the day with a little vida loca.

Good morning.

I thought I was going to be getting up
too early for you.

I got time.

It's not going to be an ongoing problem.
When I was living in rural China

working on my travel book, I got used to
showering only once a week.

I thought that was a cologne.

No, just plain human ripeness.

Time to go to Defcon 5.

Oh, sorry.

I might have left some body hair in the
soap.

This guy is killing me, man. Nothing
bothers him. He's immune to discomfort.

It's like one of those Iron Men or
something.

Can we put up the top, man? I can't feel
my toes.

Absolutely. As soon as you tell me how
that relates to you shaving with your

lawnmower this morning.

I broke my hot water valve. I had to
take a 43 -degree shower.

Is there more?

Well, let's see. I filled my house full
of bacon smoke. I can't hear from my

stereo, and I think I pulled a groin
muscle.

Have you tried talking to this guy?

El Nadio says I'll blow my legal
position if I do.

Of course he's going to say that. He's a
lawyer.

Do you have any helpful advice?

You could move in with Inger's sister.

Oh, it just got colder.

Hey. Hi. Did some excavating on Conniff
and Saxon. Uh -huh. Turns out the two of

them just won a major class action suit
against an automaker for a faulty

seatbelt mechanism.

Hmm. Payday? 50 million.

As a contingency case, 20 mil goes to
them.

Split.

Two ways. Nice.

Well, actually, Saxon gets it all now.

How's that?

Well, according to their partnership
agreement, in the case of the death of

of the principals, all income for
pending settlements goes to the

and not to the individuals.

So, a $10 million bonus for Mr.

Saxon. Well, that ought to take a little
of the sting out of this tragedy for

him. Right. And Saxon was also a heavy
pre -public investor in BayviewNet .com.

Is that the one that just went under?
Yep. He lost his shirt, his shoes, his

pants, and he's broke.

So he needs the dough.

Yeah. And another thing, he and Conniff
were not getting along. Conniff wanted

to split up the firm. He thought that
Saxon wasn't pulling his weight. He

think that he was aggressive in bringing
in new business.

That could be addressed, that problem,
didn't it?

Hey, you.

You.

How come you're not answering your
phone?

Oh, battery's dead.

Sorry, Antoine. We gotta roll back to
his apartment. Get in, I'll drive.

Okay.

Shakespeare, huh?

Yeah.

A friend of mine gave it to me.

Huh.

Antoine, can I ask you something from a
guy's perspective?

Uh, maybe.

What?

You know the guy from the internet?

The guy that Rachel's supposed to have a
date with.

Yeah.

Confidentially, I think he's interested
in me.

I don't want to know about this, okay?
She wants to see me again.

Mm -hmm. I'm out of this.

Oh, come on, Antoine. No, no, because in
a situation like this, when a woman

asks a man for his advice, she doesn't
want his advice. What she wants is for

him to agree with her. No, that's not
true.

I want to know what he's thinking. Come
on, where's he coming from? Hey, what

are you doing? I told you I don't want
to get involved in this. Well, fine,

you're not involved.

Good. Good.

Hey,

I'll take the back room.

Antoine, over here.

Looks like it could have been busted for
a while.

What?

I think we got a peeping time.

That's a PD. Open up.

What do you want?

There's a hole in your wall that leads
to the apartment next door. Are you

peeping? Let's see some badges.

Could you open the door, please?

You too.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

I think you're going to be safe with us
here, ma 'am.

No, I don't want them to know you're
here.

Who?

The dealers, the punks, the bangers.

This building's infested with them.

Can you tell us why you have a hole in
the wall that leads to the apartment

door? That kid's a drug dealer.

My job to watch what's going on.

What'd you see?

Everything.

We need you to come downtown.

Great.

So you saw a man come into Hector's
apartment and take his gun?

Saw him come out, saw him go in.

Can you describe the gun?

Pearl handle, .45, automatic, nickel
-plated.

Can you describe the burglar?

Hispanic, medium build, approximately
160 pounds, dark brown hair, cut short,

had a tattoo right here on the right
side of his neck.

What kind of tattoo?

Multi -colored starburst.

Eight points.

Colors. Yellow, purple, green, blue.

Approximately three inches in diameter.

Wait.

Maybe it was three and a half.

I apologize for the variance.

That's okay, Betty Ann.

Do you remember what day it was?

January 24th.

He entered the apartment at 8 .34 a .m.

Remained for seven minutes.

and exited with a gun at 8 .41 a .m.,
January 24th.

My watch might have been a minute fast.

That's okay. That's close enough.

Thanks a lot. We appreciate it. No
thanks necessary. Like I said, it's my

Right. We'll be calling you to ID the
guy once we track him down.

Of course.

And thanks again.

I have the license plate number if that
would be helpful.

Yeah, license would be great. Go ahead.

California plates.

One, Adam, Sam, boy, 953.

Sam, boy, 953.

A Dodge Dart, 1971 model.

Four whitewall tires.

The right rear passenger side is missing
a hubcap.

And it ran a little rough.

Got that, Joe?

Yeah, it runs rough. Runs rough.

Right there. Put your hands on top of
the car.

I said put your hands on top of the car.

Hey, that's a good boy. What'd I do?

Well, that's a question we're going to
explore.

Let's go.

Now, all you have to do is just tell us
if you see the man that you saw

breaking... Hey, hey, hey, hey. I'm not
an idiot, okay? I know how it works.

You know how it works, officer.

Right. You're on a tight ship, Captain.
I like that.

Thank you. As a taxpayer, I mean.

Thank you.

Betty Ann, do you want some salt for
those fingers?

Oh. Nervous habit.

Nothing to be nervous about.

That's him.

That's the man I saw in the white coat.

Are you sure? Yes, I'm positive.

He's from Insectaron, you know.

Excuse me, what'd you think?

It's a small, gaseous moon of the planet
Xenar.

Xenar? Yes, Xenar.

He needs an oxygen atmosphere.

Um, why are you bringing this up?

Because I work for the Sarabithians, and
as you know, they're the mortal enemies

of the Insectarons, which is why I have
to watch everything they do.

It's your job.

Yes.

Could I talk to you for a second? Oh,
yeah.

Yeah.

Betty, your nails.

Cut them loose. Cut them loose?

That's our guy. She's got total recall
of every detail.

Yeah, well, unless the jury is made up
of all Sarabithians, I don't think she's

going to stand up on her cross.

Cut him loose.

Joe. Hello, Joe.

Listen, this is the warrant from Judge
Stevens' office for a franchise

in Babcock and Rachel.

Consider it done.

Deputy Chief.

Inspector.

Why haven't you charged Hector
Rodriguez?

Um, because he didn't do it?

Oh, and I didn't want to make you look
bad by putting the wrong guy in jail,

Max.

So forget that you've got motive, a
murder weapon, and an eyewitness is also

effective. No, wait.

Don't tell me he hasn't confessed yet.
You know, Max, I don't give a rat's ass

about anybody's political clout.

I'm looking at what happened.

Well, you're not going to be looking for
it anymore.

I'm pulling this case from the SIU.

Hector Rodriguez is being transferred to
county jail.

Homicide's going to book him and arraign
him for murder.

You're wrong on this one, Max.

You've got a witness. No, no, no, no. I
don't care what you think you've got,

Bridges.

It's out of your hands now.

Remember this moment.

Or when it all blows up in your face,
because it's going to.

Oh, I'm already savoring the moment.

Hey, Rachel, it's Ethan, the guy you
stood up the other night.

Hi, Ethan, yeah.

You know, I'm sorry about that. I got
caught up in a case, but Cassidy came

right? She did, but she's no substitute
for you.

Oh, please, you don't know that.

Then meet me tonight, and I'll know
more.

Same bat time, same bat place.

Okay, sure.

Do you want my number? I mean, in case
you have to go beat up any more bad guys

and cancel again.

No, that's okay. I'll see you tonight.

No, I'm not desperate if that's what
you're thinking.

Thinking about football.

Based on his emails, he seems like a
really sensitive guy, you know?

Sure he seems very sensitive.

What do you mean, seems?

No, no, I'm not getting into this,
Rachel.

Well, then why did you say seems?

I mean, you know something I don't know?

No, I don't know anything. It's just a
figure of speech, okay?

He's very sensitive, okay?

Okay.

I think I've found enough case law for
us to take a running shot at this. Oh,

good, good. That's good. If I work on it
all week, we can file suit on Monday,

followed by our initial motions.

How much is this going to cost me?

Deal.

Now is not the time to quibble over
money.

We've got a way to put him on the ropes,
man. We go for the jugular.

How long until he's out?

Assuming everything goes our way, and
I'm not promising that it will, but I

lucky. We could get this loser out of
there in four months.

Four months? Don't hold me to it.

His lease is only six months.

You asked for my legal opinion.

It's up to you what you do here.

You're damn right it is.

For my services to date.

Call me after you've calmed down, huh?

Yeah, SFPD, we have a warrant to search
the penitentiary.

Back off, Cruella. I don't care what you
got. You ain't coming up in here

messing with my business.

You want to go to jail?

Already here? He ain't here. He ain't
been here.

Probably a good idea that he's not for
you.

I got the bedroom, Ronnie.

You ain't got no authority.

Read the warrant, lady.

Get out of here, Andre. Who do you think
you are coming in here like this?

Oh, you think there's something special?

You ain't...

squash you. Now shut up and sit down.

Artie Sanchez's shoes and a pair of
batting gloves we found in his closet.

blood evidence matches up with the
victim, Roger Conniff. Powder residue on

gloves matches ballistics on Hector's
gun.

Hot damn. Now we're cooking. We're
looking for Sanchez now. Go. Do it. All

right, Joe.

Let's go deliver some good news for a
change.

What's the matter?

I'm stuck with this tenant. That's
what's the matter.

Why don't you talk to the guy? Pay him
off if you have to. Get that grief out

your life.

I'll dig myself into a deeper financial
hole than I already am. No, thank you.

Okay, but if it was me, I'd talk to the
guy.

Nash. Yeah, I thought you might like to
know.

Hector just copped the plea.

DA's filing this afternoon.

Well, that's great, Max, except he
didn't do it.

I can tell you who did if you're
interested.

Yeah, I heard you were still running
around chasing this gig, despite my

to the contrary.

Yeah, it's this old nagging thing I got
called offensive justice.

Did you hear what I just said?

He just copped a plea. I got him to do
what you couldn't. He pled.

It's over, Bridges.

It's done.

Max.

Son of a bitch.

This thing with Ethan, I'm feeling way
too guilty.

I mean, it's just not my place to move
in on him. Right? It's wrong.

Yeah. Yeah, I think you're doing the
right thing.

I thought you didn't have an opinion.

I don't. I'm just backing up your
opinion.

Well, that's good.

I'm just going to call him?

And I'm just going to tell him I can't
see him.

Good. Meaning I'm glad you made a
decision.

Thanks for listening.

That's all I'm doing.

Hector, I'm telling you, don't take that
plea bargain this afternoon.

Hey.

¿Qué está pasando?

¿Me entiendes?

We've got a language problem here.

¿Tú sabes lo que va a pasar?

Vas a estar encarcelado para siempre,
chico.

I'm talking about siempre.

Forget it, Ned. This kid is deaf, dumb,
and dumb in two languages.

We know the guy who did it. We just got
to find him. Who?

The lawyer who set me up?

Who did this to me?

Here's the way it works.

First we get the shooter.

Then we use the shooter to get the
attorney.

I didn't ask for your help. I'm not
doing it for you.

I'm not doing it for you. Then why are
you doing it?

Because that's what I do.

Coming up.

Don't take the plea bargain.

I got Cobb's dog in my ass, man.

You're not the only one.

What are you going to do about it?

They take me, I'm going to give you up
in two seconds.

Yeah, and don't even be thinking
something else.

You're going to take the fall, all of
it.

All by yourself.

Yeah, and why am I going to do that?

Because I'm going to pay you $2 million.

That's why.

What are you talking about, man?

Pay attention.

You ever been to jail, Artie? No.

And I ain't starting. All right, well,
here's what's going to happen. I'm going

to get you the best lawyer that money
can buy.

Best case that got limited evidence.

You don't have a record.

You plead to get seven years max.

I guarantee it.

Huh? You're crazy, man. Oh, yeah, like a
five. Yeah.

How much money do you think you're going
to make on the outside in seven years,

huh?

Huh?

Huh?

You take my deal, you keep your mouth
shut, you're going to walk out of jail a

very, very rich man.

Very rich man.

S .F .P .D. Hands above your head,
interlock the fingers.

Do it now, man.

Why'd you come back here, huh?

You didn't think we'd be watching this
place?

Because the bitch has got my money, man.

Yeah, well, she's going to be keeping it
now.

Get him out of here.

We got your shoes. We got your gloves.

We got everything we need to put you at
the scene of the murder two days ago.

Yeah, so?

So.

You want to tell us where you were
between 9 and 12 two days ago?

You know where I was.

Yeah, but refresh our memory.

Why don't you tell us?

I did it.

Okay?

I shot those two guys in their car.

Let's just get on with this.

You shot those guys in the car.

Why? What do you mean?

Well, I'm curious.

You had a reason, right?

Wrong place, wrong time, I guess.

Wrong place, wrong time, but then you
forgot to rob them? I don't think so.

Hey, shut up, Artie.

You shot those guys because Saxon paid
you to shoot him and his partner.

Just like he's paying you to take this
ball.

That's right. We figured it out.

We're not as stupid as you bad guys.

I'm certainly smart enough to catch you.

You know, I wonder what it'll cost Saxon
to get your ticket punched once you get

to San Quentin, Artie.

What's the matter? You didn't think of
that?

He didn't think of that?

You got your evidence.

Prosecute.

And that's all I'm saying.

Ronnie, you heard the guy. Look at him.

He doesn't feel we've got nothing on
Saxon. Nope.

Max!

Say, I heard that Hector recanted his
plea.

That was a close one, huh?

Glad somebody's thinking down there.

Where's the case book for Artie Sanchez?

Rachel, get the paperwork on Mr. Sanchez
for the deputy chief here.

You know, there's people above me
pounding for results.

I mean, what happened here, it's pretty
understandable.

Don't worry, Max.

I'm not savoring this moment.

Yo, Gene.

Yeah.

Where are you?

Hello?

What are you doing?

Trying out some of my new climbing gear.

You know, Joe, we need to talk.

I'm getting kind of an attitude thing
here from you. Like, uh, you don't want

to live here.

Yeah, well, I'm getting that because I
don't want you to live here.

I got a wife, a daughter, a mother -in
-law. Say no more. I get it. You don't

need another man around the house.

Yeah, exactly.

No problem.

Why don't you just say something?

I can move in with my girlfriend.

Really? Yeah. Just like that?

All you had to do was ask, man.

Cool.

Hey. Hey. You got a sec?

Yeah, what's up?

It's about Ethan.

What about him? Well, after I saw him
the other night, he asked me out.

Really?

Yeah, and he's been calling me on the
phone, and he's been emailing me, and

actually he's been really sincere and
sensitive.

Yeah.

Guess who I'm supposed to meet in a half
an hour?

Oh.

You're Ethan, right?

I'm sorry, do I know you? No.

I know a little too much about you,
though.

I work with Cassidy Bridges.

Oh.

And Rachel McCabe.

Oh.

Yeah, oh.

All right.

I got some good news.

I got some bad news.

What do you want first?

Why don't we try the good?

Rachel and Cassidy don't know what
you're doing.

Bad news?

I do.

The last thing I want to do is get
involved in this, man. But you forced me

it. I can't help it.

I like them both.

No.

No, you can't help it.

You can't play both sides of this, man.

Be a man, pick one.

Got it? Because I don't want to be stuck
in the middle here.

Ethan?

Uh, hi.

Rachel. Hey, yeah. Wow, I'm impressed
that you keep our names straight.

Yeah, you know, you almost pulled one
over on the both of us.

Pretty good.

Look, I'm sorry.

I don't deserve either of you.

Your friend has made that very clear, so
why don't I just tuck my tail between

my legs and run off?

Take it easy.

Yeah.

What are you doing here?

Uh, you know, I was trying to straighten
things out.

Wait, you knew this was going on, and
you didn't tell us?

What was I supposed to say?

You were both speaking to me in
confidence, right?

Right, but you said you didn't want to
get involved.

This is what I'm talking about.

A man tries to do the right thing, what
happens? I'm the bad guy.

That's not cool. What is that is cool?

Antoine. What?

You just don't get it.

Jean?

Jean?

No, Cindy.

We must reach out.

Who are you?

What are you doing here?

He didn't want to leave you high and
dry. He said you'd rather rent to a

Hand me that towel, would you?

Oh, sure.

Thanks.

So, I guess we're going to be roomies.

Okay, so I'm here. So what do you want?
Oh, have a seat.

See this guy right here?

No.

Broke into his neighbor's apartment back
in 89.

Robbed the place.

Set it on fire to cover his tracks.

Five people perished.

Couldn't get him.

Even though I knew he did it.

See this?

Yeah. Same guy.

It's a mugshot from 95.

Caught his mother on an unrelated
charge. She cut a deal.

Let us do evidence from the 89 gig.

Guy's doing 25 to life.

Hey, look at this.

Guy right here killed a postal worker.

In 96, walked.

Until 99 when I nailed his ass.

He's doing life without the possibility
of parole.

Well, thanks for the show.

Just one more thing.

That's Saxon with an O, right?

Thanks for dropping by.

About 15.

Guess I owe you.

You don't owe me nothing.

You get that lawyer guy?

No, not yet.

But I will.

When?

Someday. Some way.

You want to write?

No.

Second chances are hard to come by.

Let's have a moment of silence for those
that ain't here right now.

I know you're probably up in heaven
smiling down.