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Homicide thinks this may be Q. Trang.

She was grabbed last night outside of
her parents' grocery store. Any

No, but we found a boot print above the
water line. We made a cast.

I'm going to warn you, it's a really bad
one.

Life wounds, huh? Yeah.

Same MMO as the little Saigon murder.

Looks like it may be ethereal, and it's
all yours.

Take a look at this.

Forensics found it pinned to the girl's
blouse.

Just like the other two, an army medal.

Vietnam, infantry.

Look into this.

Let me know what you find, all right?
Yeah, all right.

Thanks, Blinsky.

And as I was looking down at them,
watching them,

it

occurred to me that it was exactly how
it felt then, when I did it.

When I killed her, when I killed all
three of them, it was as if I was

somebody else, studying somebody else.

I thought, this is strange, but I felt
like those

policemen down there must have felt very
objective, really.

Noticing how it happened, even wondering
why it happened.

But of course, you and I know why.

The one on the left is from the second
murder victim. On the right is your DB

from the beach. They're identical.

Now, are we assuming that these hairs
found on the victim's clothing belong to

the assailant? Yeah.

Then we're talking about a male, of
course, Caucasian, short hair. You can

where the ends were trimmed.

Could be military.

Could also be a drugged -out punk or
two, Charlie.

Okay.

When you get the DNA checks on the hair
samples and the semen samples, give me a

call. Absolutely.

Thanks.

The forensics gave us the rush report on
that boot print.

Army used your jungle boot, manufactured
1988.

But the entire series were rejects the
Army never used.

Probably sold them off to Army surplus
stores, Charlie.

Yeah.

I'll tell you what, Molenski. You call
the Army Office of Government Issues in

the Fed building.

They'll know which stores got them.
Right.

Hi, what can I do for you folks?

Yes, sir.

Sergeant Hunter, this is Officer
Malinsky, LAPD. How you doing?

That's a beauty.

Yeah, it is, isn't it?

You know, I hand sharpen all the knives
I get in here.

Customers appreciate that. Really?

Yeah. May I?

It's got a nice balance, doesn't it?
Yeah.

So what can I do for you?

Looking for jungle boots.

Army issue, 1988.

Here you got them. Yeah, a while ago. I
got them in last month.

A lot of people buy them.

I don't know. We could take a look.

Good.

When?

Well, let's see.

Hey, looks like 20, 30 pairs sold.

You know, the kids love these boots. I
can't keep them in stock.

Do you have a permit for that gun?

Yeah, I do.

I'd like to see it.

I've been held up twice, you know? I
understand.

You remember a Caucasian man with short
hair buying these boots?

Oh, give me a break here. Half the guys
that buy these boots got that kind of

haircut. Half the girls, too.

Look, this is a murder investigation.

It would help us a great deal if he
could remember who bought the boots.

Well, I don't know. I'd have to go
through all my bills of sales since I

them in, so... That's all right. We'll
have a guy here in the morning for you.

think I can handle it myself.

Well, we are doing it for half a dozen
other doors.

Yeah, okay.

I mean, I do like to keep on getting on
with you guys.

Well, good.

Appreciate that.

Thanks for your time. You got it.

Thanks a lot. Sure.

What was that all about?

Hey, the guy seemed nervous. Yeah, he
was nervous. You made him nervous.

Hell, he made me nervous.

Sorry.

We got an awful lot of work to do today.
Come on.

Yeah, like chasing down sex offenders.

Hey, look.

I did my homework, Lieutenant.

Yes, I was persuasive, charming, and
endearingly modest, if I must say.

How else do you get anything done in a
bureaucracy?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm a damn good shrink, and
you taught me everything I know.

Okay. Thanks, Lieutenant. I'll see you
tomorrow.

What happened?

You look awful.

Thanks a lot.

Nothing happened. I was just confirming
that we're on for burgers tonight.

Confirming? I'm supposed to be at your
desk in 15 minutes.

Oh, good, because I'm starving. Oh, wait
a second. I can go with you now. Do you

need to get anything from your desk?

Huh?

My desk?

No, why?

Joanne, what's going on?

Hey, come on. It's me.

Nothing. Hunter and I are working on
this rape -murder case.

A serial killer.

Yeah, the serial murders at the beach. I
heard about that. Are you okay?

Joanne, you're obviously upset about
this.

It's a tough assignment.

Well, how?

I mean, how is this different from any
other murder case?

Joanne.

He's just so brutal.

Hey, Joanne, you know you're going to
have to talk about this.

Hey, I've never been raped, okay?

Well, you obviously need to regain some
objectivity.

Karen.

Why don't we just have dinner another
night, okay?

Joanne, are you sure you don't want to
go out and talk about this?

I appreciate your concern.

I do.

You're welcome.

It comes in the same amount, $2 .17.

Sorry, sir.

Oh, that's okay.

My mistake.

Thanks for adding it up again.

Oh, you're welcome.

Okay, John, let me see if I got this
right now.

You, Mr. Paulson, and Mr. Sanchez left
the bowling alley about 8

.30.

You went to the bamboo curtain for
drinks.

From there, they dropped you off at your
house about 1 .30 in the morning.

Is that about right?

You forgot the part where the cops
rousted me out of bed tonight and

butt down here.

You can go, Mr. Herman.

Go out and get Mr. Paulson for me,
please.

Listen, none of the people I work with
know I got a prior for rape.

Yeah, so what's your point?

I made a mistake 11 years ago.

I gotta pay for it the rest of my life?

Yeah, Mr.

Paulson, right this way.

Your victim's paying for it for the rest
of her life.

Anything?

Just a nice bunch of guys to get to talk
to.

What's up?

The lab gave us a new wrinkle on this
one.

All three victims were raped after they
were killed.

What woke you up?

The call.

The call went from the open door.

He left the door open.

About what time was that meant to die?

Let me have a wave, Bill.

Yes.

Did you see my baby girl?

Did you see what he did to her?

Thank you.

Thank you.

How are you doing this morning?

Nick?

So you're the Patti Hiltry type, huh?

That's okay. I like that.

I'd really like to be left alone.

You just think you want to be left
alone.

Find another stool.

What you really need is someone to
provide you with a good time.

And I am that someone.

Is this your hand?

It sure is.

Ow! This is mine.

Get it out!

I'm going to call the cops.

9 -1 -1.

What is your problem, lady?

You think it's easy to be as precise as
I am?

Most people are sloppy.

You know that?

About their work.

Of their lives.

Or their emotions, even.

Not me.

I take stock.

I study.

And only then do I act.

And there is a certain pleasure in the
accomplishment.

Knowing I've done what I set out to do.

Right down to the last detail.

There is a certain pride in

all that.

Malinsky, I just got a complaint that
you manhandled an insurance salesman.

the hell is going on?

The guy was a first -class idiot.

I could have arrested him for
misdemeanor sexual assault.

Well, that would have been preferable to
making him hit that table like it was

the Blarney Stone.

Look, Malinsky, you are one of 11 women
in Metro Division out of 200 people. How

the hell do you think this is going to
look?

Probably not great.

That's the understatement of the year.

Listen, is there something going on with
you I should know about? I'm fine.

I am.

Look, I'm sorry.

Good morning. Hey.

Am I interrupting?

No, we're through. Good.

Found this pinned to the high girl's
pillow.

Vietnam servicemen. Yeah.

So I contacted NCIC for court -martial
transcripts from that period pertaining

to serial rape and murder.

This one seems to fit our pillow's
pattern.

PFC Martin Heller.

Seven counts of rape and first -degree
murder in 1968 -69 in Saigon. Yeah. So

far, all of our victims seem to have the
same backgrounds as those in Saigon.

So what are you saying?

Heller's back on the street recreating
his crimes? I don't think so, Charlie.

Why not?

Because he's in the Tascadero State
Hospital for the criminally insane.

How are you coming with that?

This guy Heller.

I can't believe it.

Listen to this coroner's report.

The exact number of stab wounds was
difficult to determine as the blade was

thrust repeatedly through the same area.

I had to stop reading for a bit.

Charlie told me what happened at the
restaurant this morning.

Look, I already got sued out by him. I
don't need to hear it from you.

I still need to know what's going on.

Every time I look at you, you're
somewhere else.

Kate.

Yeah.

When I was 14, uh...

My best friend was Marianne Delaney.

One night I stayed at her house and...
She convinced me to go to the

movies to meet this boy.

We met at the movies.

We got pretty late.

We decided to take a shortcut.

It meant we had to go through this
really bad part of town, but... Marianne

wanted to get home before her mom found
out.

There was no moon that night.

It was so dark.

Suddenly, this car pulled up behind us.

We cut through this alley and a man got
out.

He had a knife.

We started to run.

He killed her.

Dabbed her 25 times.

Did they ever find this guy?

Yeah.

He also raped her.

What did you do?

I just ran.

I ran.

I ran.

Joanne, are you all right to work on
this case?

I

have

to.

Na na na na na na

Don't ever do that Jack.

You almost scared me to death.

I'm sorry baby.

I won't do it again.

Ever.

Did you bring them?

I brought them, Martin.

There'll be two of us outside.

You're here to talk about the girls.

Yes, I am, Martin.

There were seven of them, weren't there?

Well, if you include the Caucasians.

I prefer the Asian girls.

The Asian girls carry the Godhead.

They have a different...

Experience in death.

You know, you've been away 14, 15 years.

It's not easy to keep up with current
style.

I'm not blind, Sergeant.

People like you don't come to me for
nothing.

It was a big case.

Yes, it was, Martin.

Now there's someone out there doing it
all over again.

Does it disturb you that there's someone
out there doing what you did?

It's not possible for anyone to do what
I did to them.

Why did you rape them after you killed
the Martin?

First the ritual and then the

act.

Why wasn't that fact brought out in the
trial?

Moccasins.

I like moccasins.

They have them in colors now, too.

Bright colors.

Who else knew about it, Martin?

Prosecution, defense, tribunal.

That's all.

But I knew.

They all knew.

I'm leaving now, Martin.

They'll screw it up, this copycat guy.

Oh, Sergeant?

Do you think bell bottoms will ever come
back?

You're just like a little boy.

Nothing wrong with that.

But why do you like this thing so much?

It's just the first thing I ever
remember doing with my dad.

So when do I get to meet him?

Who? Your dad!

You talk about him all the time.

He's just a really terrific guy.

I'd like to meet him sometime.

You will.

Maybe we'll go on a fishing trip
together.

That would be great.

You know, I'm kind of jealous.

Really? I don't think I've ever talked
to my dad about anything.

You can talk to me.

These days everybody knows about
counseling for victims of violent

But the point is, was, I wasn't the
victim.

Technically.

But you know what happens to family
members when they see one of their own

killed.

Karen, I know what's broke.

But I don't know how to fix it.

Yes, you do.

You know the drill, but you just haven't
wanted to do it.

Now, if you want to get clear of it,
Joanne, you have to dig it up.

I think you're overwhelmingly angry
about the whole thing.

You think you could have prevented it?

Do I think I could have prevented it?
Yes.

Maybe I could have.

At 14, you're also still very angry with
Marianne, aren't you?

Why should I be angry at her?

She's the one who got killed, not me.

Joanne, a lot of reasons.

Now, what's the first that comes to
mind?

It was a dumb thing to do.

Going to the movies.

It was dumb staying out so late.

And that bastard.

We started to run.

And I shouted at Marianne.

But he grabbed her.

She grabbed her.

I just wish you wouldn't listen to me.

What you're feeling right now, after all
this time, it's powerlessness.

It's a survivor's guilt, a rage.

And it's not just for the victim, honey,
but it's for yourself.

I just don't quite know what to do with
it.

Oh, Joy.

And you will always bet your bet from
the corner.

Malinsky,

I ran every name down the stove field to
hell or case.

One flag, good luck.

Jack Cody, J -A -G, assistant for the
civilian law.

He was a prosecuting attorney. I think
the Heller case made his reputation.

So what's the flag?

About six months ago, Major Cody went on
a fishing trip with his son, Jack Jr.

The police ended up fishing the Major's
body out of a lake.

They haven't heard from the son since.

They list the cause of death as
drowning? Yes, they did.

And they think Jr. did it? Well, they
want to talk to him.

And he would have access to the old
man's files?

Which means he could have known the
victims were raped after they were

Every time, every single time I need
you, you have pressing matters,

more important than I am.

Well, I have pressing matters, too.

I'm very, very busy just now. I can't
say when I'll be able to explain it all

you.

I gotta tell you, I don't need to know
what you think anymore.

Fact is, I'm getting real tired of you
judging me all the time.

You're supposed to help me.

You can't just tune out like this.

I've tried to do everything right.

But now I'm in trouble.

It's pretty discouraging.

I gotta get out of this.

You gotta get me out of this.

You better get me out of this.

I'm so tired.

I'm so damn tired.

All of Heller's Asian victims were
killed inside God.

His first worked in a camera shop.

So did Cody's. His second victim ran a
newspaper stand.

Cody's worked in a bookstore.

Heller's third victim was a waitress.

Cody's sold hot dogs.

Are we ever going to be able to find
this guy?

His fourth victim was a nurse.

Now, Cody worked in Minnesota as a lab
technician, so we've taken his

and spread it out to all the labs in the
local areas.

That puts number five in something like
a clothing store.

We've blanketed all the small businesses
in Little Saigon.

Those are neat.

Thank you.

We have other collars in the back.

I'm just bringing them out. Are they on
sale?

Mm -hmm. Two for $25.

I'll take two.

One blue, one red.

Okay.

Excuse me.

9 -1 -1. Hello?

Hello? This is Bing Fu's clothing shop
on Upward Street.

He sits here.

We just caught a break. A lab in the
valley ID'd Cody from a photo.

They gave us an address on him.

Keep your head when everyone else around
you is losing theirs, they say.

Well, I did.

I kept it.

And I got away, didn't I?

In the midst of them, completely
surrounded by them, trying to rip me

I got away.

Oh, I was good.

I was flying.

I was fueled by the fear, not stopped by
it.

So maybe I don't have to do the next
one.

Maybe I can skip it and go on to the
fifth.

Maybe I could hurt her.

I guess I could get into it.

But it... But this time... This time...
Why

don't you hit me?

Go on. Why not?

You can always get into it. You're never
afraid.

You're so smart.

Well, I got news for you.

You're not so smart.

Your big glory case was a lie.

Because he's still out there.

Heller's still out there doing it.

Jack? It's me, Laurie.

Jack, who's in there with you?

Open the door.

R21, Charles.

R22, Charles. You got the rear covered?

R22, roger. Roger.

Sergeant Hunter, LAPD. This is Officer
Malinsky. Are you all right?

Yeah.

What is your name?

Lori.

Lori? Cody do this?

Yeah.

He was yelling inside the apartment when
I got here.

He let me in.

And then he slammed me against the wall.

He hit me really hard.

I thought that he wanted to kill me.

And then he stopped.

Where did he go?

He asked me if I wanted a drink of
water.

Like nothing had happened.

And I didn't answer. I couldn't answer.

And...

He threw the towel at me and told me to
clean myself up, that I was a mess.

I'm a mess.

Then he left.

He's very dangerous.

We need to find him. Do you have any
idea where he'd go?

Jack's not dangerous.

Come with me.

I'll clean you up a little bit.

Excuse me, Captain.

Sergeant Hunter.

Yeah, Joe.

Officer Lawrence on the phone for you.
He said that Cody just called his

girlfriend's house and left a message.

Great. Tell him I want to hear that
tape. I'll be right there. Thanks very

This guy's not going back to the
clothing mart. And the attack on his

girlfriend? A lab tech doing medical
research that correlates with Heller's

fifth victim, the Army nurse.

She's his lifeline, Charlie. He may not
kill her, but he's definitely going to

go after her again.

You sure you want in on this?

Damn right I do.

want to.

You coward!

Hold

that

elevator.

Howdy.

So,

how's it going?

Fine.

Fine, that's it?

I guess it's what they call an ongoing
process.

Well, for whatever it's worth, I think
you did a great job on this case.

Thanks for letting me.