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Are you saying you were entrapped by
Sergeant McCall?

Yes, I most assuredly am.

Broadly cut up.

Butchered. Some sort of satanic rite.

He's a killer! A killer!

If you don't go away, Brad, I'm going to
call the police.

I am the police!

It calls for the sacrifice of the young
woman.

How many times do I have to tell you,
Claire?

When you're good, you don't need luck.

Previously on City of Passion, part one.

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 is, though. When I'm almost off the
door, Kane brings up Unger. He wants me

to drop the charges.

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

was a charade for Unger. Guy was trying
to intimidate me the whole time.

Lieutenant, I did not call you to open
up a debate.

I have read the report.

You discussed this with Sergeant McCall?
Yes, I have.

Kane's unfit for command.

And I'm going to nail him. You be
careful, Johnny.

A couple of months ago, the guy with the
pot -marked face came and picked me up

at the Alvarado Motel.

They took Debbie and...

The man who owned the house was there.

He had a knife.

They killed Debbie.

I work out there, and it's a sewer.

By the end of my watch, I am so keyed
up. I'm so wound up in... Kathy, I just

tried to unwind.

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

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.

The murder seems incidental to the rape.

Other than that, 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. We may as
well face it.

Our serial rapist is now a murderer.

I want you four to all work together on
this.

He is also responsible for the rape
homicide that occurred last night. Do

have any firm leads at this time?

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

Yes, the specific... I know you.

Well, if you are the man I'm looking
for, then where can I find you?

I'm closer than you'd think, Judy.

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?

Well, I'll find you again.

Thanks.

Got a call from your house.

Brad, you in?

We're in.

All clear up here.

He's gone.

Nothing was disturbed.

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.

And now, City of Passion, Part 2.

Hunter?

Yeah.

He's been through my things.

Go to bed.

How long did the realtor have the key?

Eight hours.

Okay, Mr. Tripp, please keep this
confidential.

Thank you.

I think we've got him.

The four victims I checked all used the
same appraisal service when they bought

their home. Image Market Appraisals.

How did you know? I thought you were
checking realtors. It's the same company

that appraised my house.

Come on, let's go round up the troops.

Are you crazy?

You pick them up now, all you got is a D
.A. reject.

For God's sake, Skipper, what more do we
need?

Every victim's home, including McCall's,
was appraised by the same guy, Lloyd

Federicks. A male Caucasian, 6 '2", 220
pounds, DOB 111851.

That makes him Bigfoot. What about the
stuff you don't have? His blood type,

example. Oh, we do have that, Charlie.
The Navy says he has a blood type of O.

Also, he wears a size 13 1⁄2 shoe.

If the shoe fits, Charlie.

I still say the DA's gonna throw this
one out.

All you've got is circumstantial
evidence.

Meanwhile, what we're doing is alerting
him.

I agree with Charlie. I think we ought
to put a 24 -hour surveillance on

Fredericks and see what his next move
is.

And we have a pretty good idea where
that will be.

Yeah, well, I'm ready.

Not to mention I'm covered.

Not if we put the surveillance on
Fredericks.

Come on, we're on a budget here. We've
only got so much money, so many men, so

many hours.

Now, we either cover McCall or we cover
Fredericks. Which is it going to be?

Cover Fredericks.

I'll change my locks.

Yeah, well.

In that case, we're going to need a 24
-hour round -the -clock double -team

charge. Sorry.

One team at a time, four hours at a
time.

That's all I'm going to be able to sell
Kane.

I wish it was otherwise, but it isn't,
so... Let's get on it.

Judge Dunker, do you have any comment to
make about your arrest in Hollywood?

My arrest, Miss Pedroza, was an outrage.

Obviously politically motivated.

I've asked for a full public hearing.
Are you saying you were entrapped by

Sergeant McCall?

Yes, I most assuredly am. I was flagged
down by a woman who, for all I know, was

having car problems. And what followed
was a pure case of entrapment.

Is it true you stepped down from the
bench? No, it is not. I am on leave

the circumstances are being
investigated.

I'm sure it won't take District Attorney
Bandici very long to settle it. Thank

you very much. Judge, can you tell us
why you're in the area to begin with?

Whose great idea was it to give us the
point with Frederick from 3 to 7?

Well, it doesn't make any difference.
We'll have breakfast at your house.

Oh, great.

Why is that?

Well, because, uh, you haven't changed
the locks, and, uh, besides, you get the

couch tonight.

Hey, baby, where are you going?

Anywhere. I guess you could say I'm just
looking for a little fun.

I'll be right back. I

need

a room for an hour.

You got a note for your mother?

As a matter of fact, I do.

You know, it's really funny how she
looks like Andrew Jackson.

Look at that.

1 -2 -0 and don't mess up the sheet
don't worry

Maybe we should do something that
doesn't require us getting undressed.

Whatever turns you on.

Look, I really like you, but I got
expenses, you know?

Oh, sure. I'm sorry. How much?

Fifty bucks.

Fifty more? I just gave you twenty.

Hey, what's going on around here?

Lise, open the door.

Oh, my God.

He's a killer.

A killer.

She went out the bathroom window.

We pig out tonight, gang.

Check it out.

What the?

What's going on?

What the hell's going on?

I don't want you here anymore.

I've called an attorney.

An attorney?

Who? Mike Snow.

Snow? He's no divorce attorney.

Oh, he is now.

You're crazy. Open the door.

If you don't go away, Brad, I'm going to
call the police.

The police? I am the police, and this is
my house. What is wrong with you?

You! You're what's wrong with me. You're
never going to change.

And I cannot live like... I don't like
this anymore.

Just get out of my life. Go away.

Go away? Okay, you got it.

Just like that, go away.

You bet your attitude I'll go away.

High and dry, that's how I'm going to
leave you. We'll see who can't...

This is Bill and Bob.

Let's get out of here.

This is L -56 relinquishing point to L
-37.

Roger, L -56.

Have a nice day.

Step one, contact command central on the
delta frequency.

This is step one.

Private entrance upon arrival at base.
Code 20P.

This better be good, Lieutenant. There
are five TV crews waiting for you in the

lobby, sir. What the hell's happened?

Well, as you know, Judge Warwick Unger
was arrested in a 647B during a

vice meeting. So why should that bring
up five TV crews? Commander Kane ordered

the charges against him dropped.

The charges dropped? If there was
something wrong with that arrest, why

notified? You weren't notified, Chief,
because there's nothing wrong with the

arrest. Politics is involved.

Get Kane over here.

Looks like half the press in the city is
out there. They must have heard about

Brad being thrown out last night.

What's going down, Lieutenant?

Oh, Kane's got something stirring.

What's the status on Fredericks?

Well, we watched her come home from
work, and then we watched him go to

He was still there when we were replaced
by Denley and Roswell.

Well, I talked to the Department of
Defense this morning.

Fredericks got the boot from the Navy
for aggravated assault against a woman.

Yeah, well, that makes sense.

Rape isn't a crime about sex anyway.
It's a crime of violence.

Sergeant O 'Hearn?

That's O 'Hearn.

You're Sergeant Navarro?

No, actually, I'm Ernie Benedetto.

All right, look.

When I call your name, raise your hand,
all right?

Navarro.

I just want the publishers clear on how
sweet this is, right?

O 'Hearn.

McCall. Yeah.

Nothing for Benedetto?

As a officer of the county and the
court...

I serve you these summons. I suggest you
contact an attorney.

Now, could someone point me toward
Captain Charles Devane? Certainly.

The petitioner Catherine Navarro seeks
an interlocutory judgment and

of marriage from respondent Bradley
Adams Navarro. The petitioner Catherine

Navarro will present evidence that shows
the police department under the current

administrative and executive direction
of Chief of Police Edward Stanmore,

who... supervises Captain Charles
Devane, who did honor about March 1983

assigned Detective Sergeant Dee Dee
McCall, and did again honor about July

assigned Detective Catherine O 'Hearn,
both females.

As police partners to respondent Bradley
Adam Navarro... In so doing, the

respondents had knowledge that
respondents McCall and O 'Hearn were

considerable physical attraction.

This willful act resulted in respondent
Bradley Adams Navarro developing an

abnormal and unusual appetite for sex.

Which did cause the decline and
subsequent collapse of normal relations

petitioner. I can hear Mike Snow
laughing.

It's not going to be a bitter divorce.

Right. She's a reasonable woman, right?

$974 ,000?

This is crazy, Brad. I haven't worked
with you in over four years.

Hey, Navarro, there's a dial of divorce
for turning your call on 2 -6.

I thought about seeing an attorney, but
I don't think Kathy Navarro is serious

about this lawsuit.

Yeah? I think it's an interesting case.

Are you kidding?

No, I'm not kidding.

I mean, come on, it's a well -known fact
that police officers spend more time

with one another than they do with their
families.

I mean, think about the wedding vows. I
mean, they're a distant second to the

unspoken bond between two partnered
police officers. I mean, you and I are

supposed to die for one another, right?

Charlie asked me to go to internal
affairs over Cain dropping the charges

against Judge Unger.

Yeah?

What would you do?

Go. Tell the truth.

Yeah, that was my first instinct.

But you know what it's like after a cop
goes to IA.

Hard enough being a woman on the force
without being labeled a snitch.

Lincoln 56, be advised McCall's meeting
at Parker Center is confirmed for 0800,

room 306.

Well, there you go.

L -56, message received.

Let me have a... Does L -56 request an
update on the APB on

Stacy Tyler, please?

Stand by, Lincoln 56.

You're worried about this kid, huh?

Yeah, I think almost he's gone.

Lincoln 56, there's been no response on
the want on Stacy Tyler.

L -56, run.

Here we go.

You think he made it?

No, he needs a pair of binoculars to see
that.

Maybe he got spooked by one of the other
surveillance teams.

Maybe.

Maybe he's gotten suspicious of any car
he doesn't recognize.

Yeah, perhaps.

Do you want to drink it all, Jamie? It's
still your own.

Aren't you afraid of cigar face?

Sure am.

So I'm going to go to Vegas as soon as I
can get my stuff out of the motel.

It's a lot warmer in Vegas, you know.

Thank you.

Did you find her?

No, not yet. But don't worry about it.

I got somebody watching the motel.

She hasn't picked up her stuff yet.

Hey, hey, hey.

Police are looking for you, and they
told me to call them when I saw you

I don't want no trouble, so I'm putting
you on notice. Can you at least give me

20 minutes, Sam?

Ten.

I don't suppose I could have a refund.

You suppose right.

Now it's nine minutes.

Okay.

had a meeting down at Parker Center.

He's using his key.

He's going in.

Roger, 5 -6.

We're on Elm at Chattel Drive.

We show entrance at 0912.

Yeah, he spent 18 minutes at the last
house he was at.

Lincoln 56, code 1.

Lincoln 56, go ahead.

Lincoln 56, 7 Adam 43 is standing by at
the Galaxy Motel on La Brea. They have a

187, a female juvenile.

A business card with your name has been
found on the body.

V for 20.

I know I got 20 more minutes, but take
the point, will ya?

What's the problem, 5 '6"? Just take the
point.

Put a maker on it, will you?

Any witnesses?

Yeah, a guy in a service station across
the street.

Don't touch anything. I'll be right
back.

Yes. Big ugly man.

Park here. Watch motel.

I tell him go.

He say, get lost.

I tell him.

Did you see him go into that motel right
over there? I see him go. I see him

come back.

What kind of car is he driving?

Lou. A Lou Ford.

I smell rust, you know? So, I look at
number on plate.

5 -4 -0. Then customer blow horn.

I go, I come back, tack on.

You sure it was 5 -4 -0?

I'm very sure.

You remember the letters?

No.

Can you remember if they were before or
after the numbers?

After. After.

Good.

Bag your hands. I want nail clippings.

Take the sheets.

And we'll also do an anhydrous spray on
the body.

Yeah. Yeah, I'm here.

What?

Are you sure about that?

Give me the address.

Homicide. McCall.

McCall Hunter.

Stacy Tyler's dead.

We found a gun.

Guess who it's registered to.

Your very good friend, Judge Warwick
Unger.

I'll pick you up in 15 minutes.

Uh, I think you'd probably have better
luck with the judge if you went by

yourself. Maybe you're right.

I'll call you.

Yeah.

The judge is in the garden.

He'll be with you in a moment. Thank
you.

May I help you?

Well, I hope so.

I'm Sergeant Hunter, Metropolitan
Police.

What do you want?

Well, I'd like to talk to you about a
gun you own. A gun?

Yeah.

Stay.

It appears that it showed up in the
purse of a 17

-year -old prostitute by the name of
Stacy Tyler.

She was murdered this afternoon.

Was she killed with that gun?

Oh, no. She was...

brutally cut up, butchered in some sort
of satanic rite.

There was a pentagram carved on his
stomach.

Well, it looks like a gun that I keep in
my garage.

If it is, it was obviously stolen and I
was unaware that it was missing.

You keep a gun in your garage?

Sergeant.

You are obviously trying to implicate me
in a serious crime of which I have no

knowledge. And that would make two false
charges by you people.

And I believe that I am being harassed.
I'm not here to harass you, Judge,

really.

I just thought you'd like to tell me why
your gun turned up in Stacy's purse.

Get out.

And the next time you talk to me, the
first words out of your mouth better be

the Miranda warning.

A movie more, I should.

Damien.

Good boy.

Good boy.

Lincoln 5 -6, patch me through to
Sergeant McCall, please.

Homicide, McCall.

McCall, you know anything about the
occult?

What?

That's what I figured. I'll pick you up
in 15 minutes.

It's all right, Howard.

I know the man. Go on up.

I'll only be a minute.

I told you I had no time for a meeting,
Commander.

You better make time. Sergeant McCall
went to Internal Affairs. They're

me up on charges.

Internal Affairs of your department is
not judicial in nature. It's

administrative. My office has no
jurisdiction.

Don't hand me that crap.

You can help me and you know it.

Commander, my office is always open when
an office needs help or advice, but as

I just explained to you... Yeah, your
advice is what got me into this mess.

wait a minute.

I called you because a member of the
judiciary was arrested, and as district

attorney, I was trying to get at the
facts.

You called me because you were looking
for a favor.

Your exact words were, if I can get the
charges against Judge Unger dropped, the

governor would appreciate it.

I keep very careful notes of my calls
regarding matters like this. And I said

nothing of the kind.

Come off it, friend. I keep notes, too.

Cool off, Commander.

Try to remember this.

The District Attorney's Office decides
whether or not a criminal charge is

against anyone.

So just stay cool if it becomes a
criminal matter.

You have a friend in me.

Did you bring any garlic?

We could tie it around our neck.

That's a nice crow you got out there.

The raven, my friend.

Crows are in cornfields.

Ravens are... Well, they're ravens.

How may I help you?

Well, I got a friend who has a human
skull with a dagger through one of the

eyes. Does it have two intertwined
snakes holding a single red stone?

That's it, yeah.

It's the eye into darkness. All priests
of the inner court have one. Priests of

the inner court?

The sons and daughters of darkness.

They are one of the oldest and most
active of satanic cults.

You mean they worship Satan?

Many do, but mainly it's a philosophical
basis for a certain lifestyle.

What kind of lifestyle?

I would say a free one, liberated.

Others might call it bizarre.

Even kinky. To each his own, I'd say.

Well, what kind of people are these sons
and daughters of darkness?

Membership is secret.

Very exclusive.

Some are doctors, attorneys, other
professionals.

It's not a poor man's activity, you
know.

Some of the rituals are quite elaborate.

And, I might add, not inexpensive.

If somebody had one of these eye -in
-the -darkness skulls, would they be a

member? It would only be an indication.

Some of us are merely students of the
occult.

I heard of a ceremony out in the desert
a couple of weeks ago involving a lot of

people, mostly men and women, and some
very young girls.

Your friend sounds like he's into a very
heavy group.

Two weeks ago was the annual celebration
of the 13th moon.

It calls for the sacrifice of the dead.

Sometimes a young woman... What are you
saying? That sometimes these people use

human sacrifices?

One hears talk.

I don't really know.

Well, thanks for your time. Appreciate
it.

I'm here to serve.

Why is everything so quiet?

Commander Kane is resigning.

I hope you're satisfied.

You're going out?

Yeah.

I'm heading out. I'm going to go bowl.

Take me out in a couple minutes.

I, uh, asked for a transfer to the day
shift.

Gives more time together.

Good.

I'd like that.

The ER crew is having a barbecue on
Sunday.

Think we could go?

I've got the end of the month summaries
to write up.

It would mean a lot to me, Lloyd.

Okay, I'll try to get them done early.

Good luck with your bowling.

How many times do I have to tell you,
Claire?

When you're good, you don't need luck.

Chris Fredericks was on her way to work.

Suspect came out, kissed her goodbye in
the doorway, and then went back inside.

Probably the highlight of our night.

Does the car have a full tank?

Okay. Have it ready for me in 20
minutes.

To Denley and Roswell.

May they catch Fredericks in the act
tonight.

Here, here.

You know, I had a funny thought about
that guy.

This should be interesting.

Well, it wasn't exactly funny.

You know, sometimes you sound just like
a woman.

What if it's not him?

Did you ever think of that? I mean,
maybe we're following the wrong guy

I thought there was any possibility of
that, I would insist you stay with me

tonight. Oh, with me?

Oh, please.

When are you going to get off this macho
kick and realize we're all cops around

here, huh?

You know, she's right.

We're all cops.

We've all had the same training. We're
equals.

Thank you.

But only two of us are wearing
pantyhose. Oh, to the moon, Alice.

You wearing pantyhose?

Lieutenant, assaulting battery and a
police officer.

Forget about it, Navarro. You've already
got the department involved in one

lawsuit. Hey, I'm an innovative guy,
Lieutenant.

You've heard of alimony and palimony.

Well, now I've introduced police -imony.

Hey, that's very good.

When it's all over, maybe you'll still
have a job -imony.

Well,

maybe you'll like this one better,
Hunter.

You remember that three -digit license
possibility you requested on the blue

Ford? Yes, I do.

Well, they've come in. All 2 ,752 of
them. The printout's waiting on your

Good night, gang. 4 a .m. comes right
after 3 a .m.

Yeah, I can't wait to get back to my one
-room suite overlooking the flood

control channel.

McCall, that invitation still stands,
you know.

Good night, Brad.

Say good night, Grayson.

See ya.

Now, I'm going directly home. I will be
there before you get home. When you get

home, you call me or else. I'll call
you.

Now, careful.

Zebra 30, this is Powder Blue.

Base 20.

Anything stirring?

Negative, Powder Blue.

Oh, it's quiet.

Okay. Give me a landline if anything
happens, all right?

Roger, Powder Blue.

Right on time.

Dial a cop.

Hey, dial a cop. I just want to make
sure you got home okay.

I'm home safe and sound, McCall. I
checked all my doors and windows. How

you? I checked in with Denley and
Roswell. They say that Frederick's is

his perch.

Well, if he makes a move, give me a
call. I'll be right over.

Sometimes you say the sweetest thing.

Yes, I do, don't I?

Good night.

Night.