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Looking for a ride? Depends on what kind
of ride you're talking about.

They took me in this spooky room and

they rubbed blood all over me.

I made a quality arrest yesterday and I
have a feeling it's all starting to come

apart. I'm concerned about you all of a
sudden. Maybe I should have put you

under protective custody.

Someone had to die before you people
would do something about a rapist, huh?

Thanks for watching!

Hello. No, no, I can't.

Well, have you tried Kimberly?

Can you hold on a second?

No, no, it was nothing.

All right, I'll be there. Eight o
'clock.

Yeah, it's all right. No problem.

Bye.

Again. I'm going to gag you.

I don't want to do that.

Oh, God.

Geez.

Now I know why they charge so much
money.

They don't give it to their pimps. They
give it to their podiatrists.

Don't worry. You will get used to it.
No, I won't. This is simply a one -day

loan out. One more bust and I'm heading
back to Homicide where a girl can be

safe. In fact, look.

Right over there.

Three times around the block, right?

Think he's interested?

Yes, he's interested.

Hey.

You, who's that?

Five.

Looking

for a

ride?

Depends on what kind of ride you're
talking about.

Come on, get in.

Nice car.

Where are we going?

How much?

That depends on what you want.

Got a few friends coming over to my
house tonight.

Thought you might like to join us.

Party?

Four or five of us.

Well... You don't have to worry. It's
nothing kinky.

Straight sex.

Put your hand in my shirt pocket.

Will I find something special?

A hundred bucks?

A hundred now, a hundred when you show
up.

Bring another girl.

A hundred more.

Two hundred dollars?

That's right.

No, that's wrong.

See, that's called soliciting for
purposes of prostitution.

Pull over to the curb. You're under
arrest.

Now, you listen to me.

Officer, you are about to make one big
mistake, and I'm willing to overlook it.

Overlook this. Pull over to the curb.

Listen, I am Warwick Unger, Judge
Warwick Unger of the Superior Court.

You're making a bad arrest here, friend.
This is pure entrapment. Take my word

for it, Judge.

It isn't. I'll have your butt for this.

Careful, careful.

That's what got you in trouble in the
first place.

Okay, here you go, number six.

Finished arrest report.

Safe.

You're a free woman, McCall.

I know.

I gotta tell you, though, this last one
is a superior court judge, and he is not

pleased. Great.

That's just what I needed.

Sergeant McCall, Sergeant Hunter.

Hi, what's up?

I'm on my way to 811 South Fremont. We
got a DB.

Okay, let me get cleaned up. I'll meet
you there.

Get a shot of the living room before
it's dusted, will you?

He tied her up with nylons. Looks like
he got them from her dresser.

Any sign of forced entry?

None. No evidence of any tampering with
any of the locks. Maybe he had a key.

Maybe she let him in.

I'll have the print report and his blood
type in a couple of hours.

Reuben, take a look at this.

Looks like a size 14.

Is there enough to make a plaster cast?

Let's try a low -angle, scaled photo
shadowing the impression.

I think that'll work better than a cast
on carpet.

Excuse me.

Right away.

L

-56

to William 90.

Have Brad Navarro meet me on TAC -2,
please.

Was there any sign of fourth entry?

Uh -huh.

Sounds like Bigfoot all right, Hunter.
But we both know criminals don't change

their M .O .s.

Bigfoot never kills his victims.

Well, I think this killing was an
accident, Brad. She choked to death on

vomit.

The murder seems incidental to the rape.
Otherwise, the M .O. is identical to

the eight other rapes. The semen on the
sheet is type O. The shoe prints are

size 14.

It all adds up to Bigfoot.

And Ann Mapleton fits the victim profile
all the way.

White, single, between 28 and 35.

They all have good jobs.

Professionals mostly. They date, but
they're not promiscuous.

Well, the media interest in this Bigfoot
thing is going to go through the roof.

We may as well face it.

Our serial rapist is now a murderer.

I want you four to all work together on
this.

So make copies of all your reports, get
them to Hunter and call right away.

We're going to have to do some
regrouping around here.

Let's go.

Let's get down to the morgue. I want to
talk to you about something.

I'd like to see whatever it is you've
got in the file.

Excuse me, Commander.

The A's been trying to reach you, sir,
all afternoon.

Did you tell him I've been at a budget
meeting? Yes, sir. He sounded very upset

about something. Said to call him no
matter how late you got in. Thank you.

night.

Mr. Bendici, Commander Kane is on line
one.

Commander Kane?

Mr. Bendici, what can I do for you?

At noon today, one of your officers,
Sergeant Dee Dee McCall...

arrested Judge Warwick Unger during a
Hollywood vice sweep.

My prosecutors were of the opinion that
the case against Judge Unger smacks of

entrapment. But can't your people simply
issue a standard DA reject?

No, they can't.

This office could be accused of offering
the judge preferential treatment.

Now, Unger is a recent appointee of the
governor.

You understand these political
situations, don't you?

Yes, sir, I certainly do.

I consider this a great... personal
favor, Commander Kane, and I'm sure the

governor would too, because I'm not
asking you to do anything out of line.

You feel the case against Judge Unger
has merit?

Please proceed with it.

I'll look into it right away. We need an
answer soon, Commander, before the

press gets into it. I understand.

Thank you for bringing this to my
attention, Mr. Bendici.

I'll get right on it.

You got stuck with the paperwork, huh?

Yeah, we flipped and Hunter won.

Oh, Carl, don't you know he cheats?

Yeah, I know he cheats, but this time we
used my quarter and I flipped, but you

figure it out.

Where is he?

He went to go grab a bite with Navarro.

If you want to talk to him, you have to
come back. You've got to check out these

interview transcripts. Yeah, I can wait.

I want you to read all these reports
tonight, though.

I'll see you all in my office tomorrow
morning, 7 o 'clock.

Seven o 'clock?

If I can do it, you can do it.

Anyway, by the time the ambulance got
through traffic into the intersection,

uh...

Look, it's late. We got a lot of reading
to do. Why don't we just go home?

Hey, I don't have to read those reports.
I wrote them.

You know, Brad, McCall asked me one time
if I thought I'd ever get married. You

know what I told her?

Mind your own business.

No. I said if I could ever find a girl
like Kathy Navarro, I would.

McCall must have loved that.

Yeah.

Well, he agreed with me.

How about Kathy, then?

See you tomorrow, Brad.

From the young lady at the bar.

Hey, you still here?

No, it was a bad dream. I'm not really
here.

You didn't look very good. You ought to
get some sleep.

So should you.

But you know, I think you ought to check
out the note on your desk first.

Oh, yeah?

Mm -hmm.

Be

here

at 7 a .m.? Hey, Hunter.

I've got something for you.

You're pretty handsome for a cop.

You think so?

Yeah.

Thank you.

And you're awfully young for an 18 -year
-old.

Hey, that idea's good.

How come it's still wet?

So where do you live?

Nowhere.

Nowhere. Let me write that down.

Nowhere.

Okay.

Stacy Tyler, is that your real name?

Yep, that's right.

Okay.

Death Sergeant says you want to report a
murder. Yeah.

Debbie, we both worked out of the
Alvarado Motel.

Oh, a working girl, huh? Yeah.

So? So, what happened?

A couple of months ago...

Um, this guy with the pot -marked face
came and picked me up at the Alvarado

Motel. And we drove to this house in the
hills and... Where was that?

What, the house?

Yeah.

It was near the Hollywood sign.

Whose house was it?

I don't know. He didn't tell me his
name.

I wasn't going to ask, you know.

They took me in this spooky room and
they rubbed blood all over me.

There must have been about four or five
of them. I remember one of them was a

woman, and they didn't really ask me to
do anything.

This happened for about two more nights.

Then the man who owned the house told me
about this big party that they were

going to throw out in the desert, and if
I brought a friend, there'd be more

money.

Debbie had really bad vibes about it,
but she needed the cat.

There must have been about 50 people out
there.

They all stood around us.

It was horrible. They killed this cat.

Then they had sex with us one after the
other.

They took us back to separate
motorhomes, and they told us to clean

They took Debbie, and the man who owned
the house was there.

He had a knife.

I just, I got so scared.

I tried to open the door, and the door
was locked.

So I looked around. I couldn't find
another way out. And there was a vent on

of the motorhome, so I crawled out of
it.

And then I ran back up to the highway,
and I hitched back to L .A.

They killed Debbie.

You saw them kill Debbie?

No, but they did.

You think they did?

She hasn't called or nothing for three
days.

Please help me.

You know, I'm concerned about you all of
a sudden. Maybe I should have put you

under protective custody.

No.

Please, I'll be okay, really.

Yeah? Yeah.

Got any money?

No, I don't got any money.

Do you want to come in or something?

No, that's okay. I'll walk you to the
door. No, it's okay.

I'll be all right. Yeah?

Yeah, thanks.

I'm going to call you tomorrow.

I want you to be here, Stacey.

that I told you was the truth.

I swear it.

Hello, Brad.

You didn't have to wait up.

We have to talk.

Can I wait until tomorrow?

No.

Please, sit down.

I've been sitting here all night long
trying to figure that out.

Kelly, please, can we discuss this
another time?

What happened to us, Brad?

I told you, honey, it's got nothing to
do with you.

I love you.

How can you say that, Eamon?

Baby, I can't do what I do all day and
then come home and act like I just

eight hours in a bank.

It's a stinking sewer out there.

And by the end of my watch, I am so
keyed up, I'm so well...

And you can't unwind with me anymore, is
that it?

I love you, too.

Even though all these women

have a lot in common, we still keep
coming back to the one thing we're

There's a key. We just haven't found it
yet.

Well, you're just going to have to re
-interview all the victims, then.

There must be something you're missing
here.

Any idea when he'll strike next?

It's hard to say. If he sticks to his
schedule, he'll hit in three to seven

days.

This is Lisa Cartwright. Where's her
statement? It's not in here.

She's still in the hospital. We haven't
been allowed to speak with her yet.

I'm not going to accept that. You've got
to talk to her and you've got to do it

quick. Now, come on.

Let's get on this thing.

Code 1.

This is L -56. Go ahead.

L -56, William 90. Request for call
report to Commander Kane's office. Code

Great.

L -56, roger, dispatch.

What was that all about?

Judge Unger. Who else?

I knew he'd be a big pain in the...

Testing 1 -2, testing, testing 1 -2.

Carl, set up your camera over by the
door.

Come on, guys, let's go. Let's get this
nice and packed right away.

Looks like you're in for a bumpy road,
huh?

Good luck.

Commander? Sit down, Sergeant.

You wrote this teletype?

Well, if that's about Bigfoot, yes, sir,
I did.

You are not to use slang names about
this suspect or any other suspect. Don't

you people follow any of the policies of
this division?

Sergeant, before you decided to link a
series of eight rapes with a homicide

case, did you have this reviewed for
approval?

I felt it necessary to get that
information out as soon as possible,

you have this reviewed or not?

No, sir, I did not.

I've written dozens of teletypes that
have gone out without approval.

Every detective has.

There wasn't anyone around last night to
approve that when I was finished typing

it up. I am not talking about other
detectives or other teletypes.

I am talking about this piece of
inflammatory guesswork that brought that

of reporters down on us. Guesswork? Do
you have any hard evidence that proves

the man that you call Bigfoot, who
committed a series of rapes, committed

yesterday's murder? The M .O. is the
same, and the dead woman matches the

victim profile.

Oh. So, based on inconclusive evidence
and without supervisor approval, you

decided to announce that we have a
homicidal serial rapist... Running

I don't think that the evidence is
inconclusive. I'm willing to defend my

position.

You're going to have that chance.

Those reporters downstairs, they're all
yours.

Yes, sir.

By the way, Sergeant, knowing your
arrest of Judge Unger would generate a

deal of controversy.

I reviewed your report.

Strikes me that there's possible
entrapment here. Might be best for all

drop the charges.

Entrapment based on what?

Based on obvious weaknesses in the
arrest.

Sergeant, I'm giving you the opportunity
to reconsider your actions.

I'll rely on your judgment, sir.

I'm almost out the door. Kane brings up
Unger. He wants me to drop the charges.

He didn't give a damn about the teletype
violation.

This whole thing was a charade for
Unger. Guy was trying to intimidate me

whole time.

Well, what did Charlie have to say about
it? He didn't say anything, nothing.

He just stood there and let me take it.

Well, I'm sure he had a reason for that.

Yeah, I'd like to know what it is. He
doesn't even like Commander Kane.

What are you doing sitting down to get a
whole room full of reporters to talk

to?

Wish me luck.

Good luck.

Lloyd, what are you doing home?

Uh, decided to come home for lunch.

Uh, I'm only working to 10, but don't
forget to, uh... Pick up something on

way home? Sure.

No problem.

Wish I didn't have to leave.

What evidence do you have that links
this murder to the eight previous rapes?

Well, I really can't comment on that. To
give information as to the modus

operandi could lead to possible false
confessions or copycat crimes.

Do you have any firm leads at this time?

Sex crimes and homicide detectives are
actively pursuing a number of leads.

I know you.

Hunter,

there's a Stacy Tyler on the phone for
you.

Hello, Stacy?

Hello?

Hey, Garrett, no one's on this line.

She was really scared, too. She was
almost hysterical.

The line's open.

Trace it. Keep this one off your hook,
huh?

Is it true that you've pinpointed to
within a day or two when Bigfoot will

strike next?

No, not that closely. Uh, the time has
grown progressively shorter, yes, but...

I know you, McCall.

Looking

for

Stacey Tyler's room?

She's split.

What you got?

How the hell should I know? I'm not up
to him.

Want to go downtown and talk about this,
huh?

Look, some dude came by a couple of
hours ago looking for Stacy.

She came down the stairs and took one
look at him and took off. I ain't seen

either of them since... Come on, man,
get off my head!

What'd this dude look like?

Ugly white cat with... With pockmarks
all over his head? Yeah, yeah, yeah,

them things, huh? Now, did Stacy have a
girlfriend? Maybe a girl about her own

age? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What was her name?

Debbie.

And I ain't seen her in a week.

This is Lincoln 56, requesting a warrant
on a missing juvenile.

Tyler Stacy, female Caucasian, 16 years
of age, 5 '2", 100 pounds.

Known to frequent the areas of La Brea
and Fenton.

Subject wanted for investigation of a
187.

If located, hold and notify homicide,
please.

Phoebe, you were great. Oh, yeah, right.
No, really.

We were watching on the TV in the
captain's office.

Don't even mention the captain. I mean,
that guy's on my non -person list.

Oh. Well, you can tell me all about it
on the way to Philippa Cartwright.

Hospital released her an hour ago.

Really?

What's wrong?

I made a quality arrest yesterday. I
have a feeling it's all starting to come

apart.

See that man just walked through here?
Sure did. Who is he?

Lieutenant Pfeiffer from Hollywood Vice.

When he comes back down, tell him I'm at
Rex's. I want to see him right away.

You got it.

I left a message for you to call.

You don't have to come all the way over
here, Lieutenant.

You called about one of our arrests
yesterday, Commander.

I figured it's about Judge Unger and not
something I want to talk about over the

phone. As a matter of fact, it does
concern Unger's arrest. Please, sit

I can assure you it's a good arrest,
sir.

I'm afraid I can't agree with you. I've
reviewed the case. It looks like

marginal entrapment to me.

I know the case law on entrapment inside
out, Commander.

I can assure you we're on solid ground
here. Lieutenant, I did not call you to

open up a debate.

I have read the report.

And as supervisor of the arresting
officer, I would like the charges

the 510 relief signed off.

I can't do that.

Lieutenant, section D67 of the manual
arrest, detention, and criminal

clearly gives me the authority to order
the charges dropped.

The fact that you are not familiar with
it does not excuse you for what borders

on serious insubordination.

You discussed this with Sergeant McCall?

Yes, I have.

You can sign the 510 release. It'll be
on your desk within the hour.

Yes, Commander?

Give me the district attorney.

Hey, Charlie boy.

How's the high blood pressure?

Not good. Sit down.

Thanks for coming with me.

Ready. Another cup of coffee down here.

Make it black.

Well, we both know this place hasn't
served a good cup of coffee in 20 years,

so, uh, what are we doing here?

That visit you made to Kane's office,
that's about the Unger arrest, isn't it?

Yeah.

He told me to let the good judge off the
hook.

And? I told him. No.

Said it was a quality arrest.

So then he quotes me some obscure manual
article and threatens me with

insubordination.

I'll send him the 510. If he wants to
let the guy off the hook, he's going to

have to sign it himself.

Charlie, this whole thing stinks.

And the DA is headed up this neck.

Sent one of his boys over yesterday to
pick up McCall's tape.

Asked me if there were any other copies.

So I made one.

Just in case something happens to the
original.

I'll send it to you.

What do you got on your mind?

Kane, he's an embarrassment to every
decent cop on the department.

I just wanted to see where you stood on
it.

You told me.

You be careful, Johnny.

You take this to the IA, it doesn't
stick. Kane's going to come after you.

I was in his office this morning.

He ordered McCall to knowingly disregard
the facts of this case.

And all to do a cheap political favor
for the DA.

Well, it's not so cheap.

Unger is the governor's father -in -law.

Kane's unfit for command.

And I'm going to nail him.

Miss Cartwright, I'm Sergeant O 'Hearn.
This is Sergeant McCall.

Talk back, Sergeant. I'm leaving.

Where are you going?

Sacramento. My sister lives there.

Could we ask you a few questions before
you leave?

Nope.

Please, Lisa, we just need to find
out... Hey, I saw you on television.

Someone had to die before you people
would do something about a rapist, huh?

We're not going to let it happen again,
but we need your help. Oh, it's going to

happen again.

And you guys are no closer to finding
that creep than you were three months

That's why I'm leaving. The last thing
he said to me was he'd be back. Well, I

won't be here waiting for him.

I know how you feel.

Oh, yeah?

You know what it's like to be tied up?

And gagged and raped in your own house?

Yeah, I do.

Same thing happened to me less than
three years ago.

Well, then maybe you do understand how I
feel.

I bought this house six months ago.

And now I'm selling it.

It's gone.

Being in there scares me to death.

Not my house anymore. He took it from me
We're gonna get this guy.

Oh, yeah.

Well, good luck Lisa

to pry or anything, but was that true,
what you said back there to Lisa about

being raped?

Yeah.

Guy was a diplomat.

I was questioning him on a case we were
working on. Guy found out where I live,

showed up one day, wanted me to go out
with him.

I said no, he attacked me and he raped
me.

He had diplomatic immunity and nobody
did a damn thing about it.

I did the same thing Lisa did. I sold my
house to the first people who made an

offer.

Hey.

What did she say?

What did she say? She said that she
bought her house six months ago?

Uh -huh.

So how many of the other victims do you
think bought their homes within the last

six months?

I don't know, kid, but let's find out.

Uh -huh.

You sure?

Where have you been?

Long story.

Yeah, thank you.

Damn, I thought we had it.

All nine victims bought their homes
within the last year. If they had the

realtor, that would be our missing link.
The guy would have the key to all their

homes. No luck, huh? No. All nine sales
were made by nine different realtors.

McCall?

I saw you on television today.

You're very beautiful.

Thank you.

Who's speaking?

I'm the man you're looking for.

Really?

Put a trace on line six, Quint. Well, it
sounds to me like, uh, like you might

be teasing.

I've been known to do a little teasing.

Okay. Well, if you are the man I'm
looking for, then, uh...

Where can I find you?

I'm closer than you think, Dee Dee.

Yeah?

Like where?

You'll find out soon enough.

Really?

Well, I'll tell you what.

I'd really like to meet you.

I'll bet you would.

He hung up. What do you got?

Went up on him again.

Yep.

They'd come from your house.

Zebra 20, cover the back. McCall and I
will cover the front. Go to code 2.

Roger.

Brad, you in?

We're in.

All clear up here.

He's gone.

Nothing looks disturbed.

You smell that cologne?

Yes, and I smelled it before.

That's Bigfoot. He was here.

Brad, put out a code for it. Get rid of
the Air Force.

Maybe we can turn this thing around on
Bigfoot.

Turn it around?

Well, he doesn't know that we know he
called from here.

Maybe he'll be back.