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Go ahead, take it off again.

Hey.

The victim is Daniel Marks, 35.

According to his wallet, he lives in Pacific Heights.

Nice address.

I'm currently unemployed.

I'll say.

I found this business card in his wallet.

Vice President Marketing, Marks Ranch Distributors.

The candy place? He's Mark's branch of candies?

Son of.

Joseph Mark's father. He's the founder.

Anyway, I called the office number on the car.

Found out Dan was fired from the company a year or so ago.

Makes sense to me. Guess Dan was into the wrong kind of candy.

Funny.

So what, rich boy comes down here to score?

Shoots up, he nods out.

Cracks his head open on the way down like a Halloween pumpkin.

No robbery.

This watch is real gold.

To Dan, with love and hope.

Love, Dad.

Looks like the hope part's not working out so great, huh?

Yeah. Hi, this is CD again, the Green Street Order.

Yeah, your pizza guy's not here yet.

Yes, I know that I called 15 minutes ago. That's why I'm... Yeah, okay. You

what?

Fine. Okay.

Forget the mushrooms and somebody dies.

My little candy stripe.

Hi, Mom.

Wow. You look great.

Thank you. And your hair's short. When did you... Five years ago.

Yeah, I cut it five years ago.

It's really nice.

Thank you.

Can I come in?

You're just really catching me off guard here.

I thought it'd be a nice surprise.

I mean, you know, it's only me.

You really hate me that much.

Side salad, pizza for one. I need a 12 .80, ladies. Great, I got it.

You know what?

Sweetheart, I'm going to get this. No, Mom. No, not it. No, Mom.

Fine. Just wait till you have a daughter.

Candace?

Honey?

You okay?

I can't believe you've never heard of the Sunflower Girls.

Tupperware, right?

Please.

We sell lifestyle products, not food containers.

And we are one of the largest grassroots sales organizations in the world.

Okay, so the Sunflower Girls are huge.

I get it.

Don't scoff, Candace. I'm not scoffing.

I'm not.

I tried, honey.

I really tried.

Yeah, I know that.

Look.

There's going to be a big Sunflower Girl meeting on Saturday night. It's the

national convention.

And I'm going to get the Sunflower Darling Award. Top sales promoter in the

Southwest region. That's three states.

And I want you to be there.

Why? Because you're my daughter.

Besides, it's GP number one.

Family first.

What? GP.

Guiding principal.

Sunflower girl guiding principal.

What do you say?

Will you come?

All right, kiddo. We've gone over this before. It's pretty simple. We're just

going to give you your Aunt Lily's bone marrow.

Here we go.

You just relax.

Are you okay?

You can go over there if you want. Hold his hand.

Dad?

That's him.

That's my son.

Joe, are you all right?

Anna, did you see?

Did you see what happened?

You were aware of your son's drug habits, Mr. Marks?

I paid for the first three rehabs.

Joe did all the right things, no matter how hard it was.

And sometimes, to be a good father, you have to be tough.

So you fired him from his job at the company, cut him off financially.

That's what you're supposed to do.

You can't help these people.

And did you help him make all these important financial decisions about his

Mrs. Marks? I'd appreciate it if you didn't talk to my wife in that tone of

voice.

Joe, it's okay.

Because I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her.

Mr. Marks, I don't think that... I rely on her for everything from getting me

through my cancer meetings to selling my business, everything.

She's given me a whole new life.

If you really want to know what happened, talk to Matthew Tamac.

Matt was his best friend.

That's where he got his heroin.

Hey, don't look at me.

I cut him off. He owed me like 10 G.

And I certainly did not give him any drugs.

So when's the last time you saw Dan?

A couple days ago, he came by here again, really hurting, looking to score,

uh... Oh, yeah, baby!

Go, go, go!

Hey, hey! No, no, look, LZD Tech.

I shorted it. This morning, it opens at 26.

Then they arrest the CEO at his country club. They drag him away in his little

white shorts, and look at it now. It's that... What?

What are you doing?

Oops, my mistake.

But I'm thinking it's a real good idea.

A guy like you, two harrowing convictions, distribution weight. I'm

want to pay real close attention here.

Dad?

Hey.

Hey, what's up? How you doing?

Not too good.

I feel sick to my stomach.

Hey, buddy.

The hard part is over.

We found a match. You're getting the good stuff now. You're going to be all

better.

But what if I don't, Dad?

You will, Benjamin.

You will, puppy. Don't worry.

He wanted to borrow more money so that he'd be able to pay me back real soon,

with interest.

He was on to something.

What? Didn't know, didn't care.

He was my friend.

I wasn't going to give him money for junk.

Where were you this morning between 5 and 9 a .m.? Right here, for the opening

of the New York market.

Online. Trading. You could check.

Yeah, we will.

You talk to Anna yet? The step -bitch? Why don't you tell us about her?

Danny was freaking out. He thought his father was going to draw up a whole new

will. You know, cut out the only son, leave everything to the new wife.

Check her out.

Look up gold digger in the dictionary.

There's a picture of her.

Guy's alibi text out. He was on the phone with tech support.

Got a 722 for 18 minutes and 813 for almost a half hour.

So you think Anna Mark gave Dan a hot shot to see him get all the money?

What? You think they're in love?

I mean, just because she's 29 and he's in his 70s doesn't mean they're not.

Yeah, and I can make monkeys fly out of my... Hey, true love is always possible.

Please. You gotta believe that. You just got married.

Yeah. But Jack and I are from the same century. You think just because there's

this big age difference that it can't be about anything but the money?

Well, you know, I got this email thing the other day. And it took all of these

great, you know, love affairs. Hepburn and Tracy, John and Yoko, Madonna and...

Well, Madonna and like six other guys. But anyway, it analyzed like

all these factors. Like just what made these relationships tick?

I'm going to give you a little piece of advice that my first partner gave me.

Now, mind you, this was some time ago because I've been on the job a while. I

know. I know. That's why I'm so excited Captain put us on this case together.

I mean, I know it's temporary because, you know, Mac has been with Ben, but I

just knew it would be a great opportunity for me to learn.

It's funny. This is just what I said.

My partner said to me that the best way to learn is to keep my mouth shut and my

ears open.

Are you going to help me with this?

It's like she could sense that I was just starting to feel good about my life

again. And boom, here's mommy.

So you're not going to help.

She just came here to drag me down.

That's her plan.

Yeah, and it's working.

You don't think I can take my mom for two days?

I think I can handle that.

I think you're handling it really well. You're here on your day off watching me

work. I'm not watching you.

I'm helping.

What? I think you need to admit that you and your mom have some things you need

to work out.

I worked it out when I left home at 16.

By running away.

That always works.

I don't have a choice.

You'd like it if I asked for permission to speak before I open my mouth. You

know what, Raina? That would be great. Well, congratulations to me, because

that's the first good idea I've had all day.

Ladies.

My office.

So, what's the problem?

Nothing, Kat. I don't really care. I just want you to work it out.

We're all right, Kat. Just some growing pains. First time we partnered up. Yeah,

growing pains.

The ME's preliminary report came in. Dan Marks, you're overdosed?

At least two blows to the head came first.

Incapacitating him from the pattern impression, most likely a brick.

Then he shot him.

That's a pretty neat trick when you're incapacitated.

91 % pure heroin? More than a gram?

Enough to kill three people.

So put your differences aside.

Fast.

You got a murder to solve.

Candy girl.

You listening to music?

Yeah.

Oh, hey, thanks for dinner, Ricky.

I always love it when you cook.

You can thank my good friend, Chef Boyardee.

So, Candy Girl, how you

doing?

Where's my mom?

What you got on?

What you listening to?

She wouldn't like it.

I bet I would.

Your mom is sleeping, honey. She's real tired.

Let's close our eyes and make our minds into cool, blank screens.

Float into a feeling of wellness.

Visualize the good cells, the antibodies, the fighters, forming a

sweeping over our cancer cells, smothering our sickness, wiping

it all out.

Let's look inward now.

Take ourselves to our private island. Blue waves lapping gently on the

shore. Feel the warm sunlight seeping through.

And now, think about returning.

Sailing home through calm, clear waters.

And we open our eyes.

And keep breathing, for God's sake.

Thank you, Nicole, for leading today's meditation.

I want to say how sorry we all are, Joe, for the terrible loss of your son.

We all know, more than most, that death is not the end of life.

I figured that out the day my lymphoma was diagnosed.

Maybe the day after.

It's a transition.

Nothing more, nothing less.

And that's it for today.

Dr. Gordon to the O .R. post -op.

Dr. Gordon to O .R. post -op staff.

What are you doing out here?

Meg, I look at my little boy in there.

Hooked up to all these machines.

Gabe, that's part of the procedure. That's what they're doing to save his

Why aren't you in there?

Look, all right, if I stay, I'm going to break.

And I'm no good to him broken.

If I stay in that room and he sees me crying.

So what's wrong with that?

I never saw my father cry.

That's too bad, Gabe. You may have done you some good.

Guys have already talked to Matthew, and you've probably heard some pretty

rotten things about me. Well, according to him, you and Dan weren't on the best

of terms either.

Danny had a problem with me, and I had a problem with him.

He wouldn't come to the wedding.

It's the whole drug thing. He was killing himself, hurting his father, and

told him so. And then when Joe cut him off, he blamed me.

You seem very comfortable with being disliked.

I know how this looks, a younger woman with a rich older man. But the thing is,

no matter what Danny thought or what you think, I'm not with Joe for the money.

Where were you this morning between the hours of 5 and 9 a .m., Mrs. Marks?

Home, right here. With me?

You can't possibly suspect her.

We have a witness who claims he heard Dan and a woman in a heated discussion

outside his apartment last night.

My wife hasn't left my side in over two days. Can you tell me if you've ever

seen this man before?

No, I haven't. You're sure?

Yes.

From where I was sitting, it looked like it could be the real thing. She really

cares about him.

I'm getting you the Golden Gate Bridge for your birthday.

It must be tough having to be so cynical all the time. Oh, I struggle through.

For Anna.

For Anna. Well, I got something from Anna.

What's up with that? It's not a part of the case.

At least now.

We just got her fingerprints.

My mother killed my pet turtle.

Joey.

Slammed his head in the top of the cage.

She didn't realize she did it. I found him when I came back from school.

Oh, my God.

Yeah.

Head was all flat.

You know, it didn't even look like a head. It just looked like some kind of

reptile. A train wreck.

Can I help you?

Uh, don't tell me. Let me guess.

You must be Captain Kate.

McCafferty, that's right.

May I help you?

I should be mad at you, making my little girl come in to work on her day off.

Shame on you.

I'm Polly.

Danko. I'm Candace's mother.

Of course you are. It's a pleasure to meet you. We're big fans of your

here. Mom, we actually have a lot of work to do today, so... By the way,

you so much for coming in on such short notice.

My mom's part of this group.

thing. Sunflower girls?

Oh, I know this stuff. This is good stuff.

I used to use the cream, the gel, advanced formula for sensitive skin.

Honeysuckle or vanilla?

Honeysuckle. Oh.

I don't believe it. I've been looking all over for this. Now, this, with your

skin, will last you a lifetime.

So sweet.

You know my daughter says such wonderful things about you. Captain.

Oh.

What does she say about me?

Well, I don't know, but I wouldn't mind being 20 years younger.

I'm Nate Basso. I'm her partner.

Oh, lucky girl.

Now, I know you had to work, so I went shopping for you for a dress for the

dinner. Oh, no, I never actually said that I was going.

What do you think?

That is a dress.

It certainly is.

Now, I won't interrupt you any longer. I know you need to get back to fighting

crime.

So I'll see you later.

Bye.

Excuse me.

That was worse than the turkey.

Did you get the mail?

Yes, right on the table.

I called. I was heading back to the hospital, but they said you'd left.

Did you even look at these bills?

I spoke to the doctor. She said that everything went well and the friend was

sleeping.

I wrote a song for him.

What?

This is the blood test lab. I thought the insurance already paid for this.

Hey, Mac, you know, this melody, it just came to me in my head like the whole

thing. Like it fell from the sky.

Yeah, just like these bills.

Oh, yeah, yeah, I want to talk to you about that.

But first I want to play you this tune.

You know the rhythm?

It doesn't go where you think it does.

It goes right over here. Please, please, please.

And then it goes against the rhythm. Gabe! Are you listening to me?

If we do not pay these bills, we can lose our house.

Do you understand that? I know that, Mac. No, you obviously don't know.

if you knew that, you'd know that a song is not going to fix it.

Even a pretty one.

Or one that fell out of the sky.

Told you so, Raina.

Just saying it for you, saving us some time.

I got Anna Mark Prince back.

Multiple Avis hits.

Multiple identities.

Laura Rogan.

Amy Danner.

Nice hairdos.

Yeah, I cross -referenced these names with DMV.

That Mercedes that was parked outside of Joe Mark's house? Oh, yeah, the one

that's worth more than our combined salary.

Yeah, well, Laura Rogan got it for free last year from a man named Sam Hansen,

73 years old.

Current address is a nursing home on the other side of Columbus.

Well, what are we still doing here?

Phil, that doesn't prove that Anna killed Dan Marks. Who profits, Raina?

Okay, with the sun out of the picture, when Marks dies, she stands to inherit,

what, eight, ten million dollars? Phil, you don't know. Cheer up.

Doesn't mean that this Anna, or whatever her real name is, doesn't love Joe

Marks.

She just loves money more.

It made me happy to give Laura things.

Well, according to your bank records, Mr. Hanson, you closed out two separate

accounts, totaling over $300 ,000 during your relationship with Laura. I made

some bad investments the last couple of years, like a lot of people.

Yeah, well, um, do you know where Laura is now?

Italy.

She sent me these.

getting her master's in art history.

It's a national mail forwarding. She could have used the service.

What are you saying?

I hate to have to tell you this, Mr. Hanson, but Laura is right here in San

Francisco.

Oh.

She was going to call me as soon as she got back.

We were going to Santa Cruz to see the Monarch Butterflies.

The millions.

This wedding was six months ago.

That's impossible.

The dates on the postcards are within the last six months.

She's working the same scam on him as she did on you.

We think she killed Joe Mark's son.

Not Laura.

She couldn't do that.

Mr. Hanson, none of this is your fault, but we do need your help.

You are the only one who can help us put Laura away.

You don't know her.

She really loved me.

I didn't kill Dan Marks, and I don't know who did.

Well, maybe you can't.

Laura Rogan can.

Okay, I had some credit problems. I changed my name a couple of times. Big

Let's get real.

We know about the scam you pulled on Sam Hansen. Okay, you drained that man of

every penny, and then when there was no more blood left in the stone, you dumped

him. I didn't scam anybody.

I accepted some gifts from Sam, that's all. You made him sell stocks.

To buy you a diamond ring.

He got what he wanted.

Nobody got hurt.

How could you?

do this to me.

You said you loved me.

Hey, Meg, it's me. I've just been thinking about you guys all day and how

going. Hey, guess what? Jack and I made it the one week and they said it

wouldn't last.

By the way, for the record, Raina talked more this morning than you have in the

last three years. She's driving me nuts.

You got the gig, man. Three night shifts a week.

The airport run. That's primo, brother.

I hope that works for you.

Good to have you aboard.

Mr. Hanson.

Oh.

Laura was my angel.

She's the reason I beat cancer.

With your cancer.

Were you in any kind of support group?

Right after I was diagnosed, I went for a few weeks. It helped a little.

Close your eyes, imagine you're a cancer cell.

What's the deal here, Anna?

Your friend Bird Dogs, the rich dying guys in the cancer group, sends you in

the kill? What?

I never hurt anybody.

I was nice to them. They gave me money.

Yeah.

It's called being a whore. And Nicole Branson is your pimp. Remember her?

Close your eyes.

The blue waves of health.

The day my lymphoma got diagnosed.

Yeah, well, her medical records didn't check out, Anna.

Yeah, her cancer, she made it up. She wouldn't hurt anybody.

Tell that to Dan Marks.

You saw what she did to his head with a brick.

She wouldn't do it. She's not that kind of person.

She lied about having cancer.

She uses you to steal money. She is exactly that kind of person.

Come on, Anna.

Where's Nicole?

That's not her name.

She's my mother.

Can I come in?

I'm sleeping.

Your light was on.

What is it, Mom? I've had a very long day.

Well, I know that that dinner may seem silly to you. I mean, you're out there

fighting crime for a living. What's your point?

They're doing interviews.

With the families of the award winners?

For a movie?

And we could be on camera together?

No way. I know you don't like the Sunflower Girls, Candace. They may seem

to you. But I've really done something here.

It hasn't been easy for your old mom.

Will my old mom go away and let me sleep if I say yes?

Thank you.

Sleep tight, honey.

We want to keep this between us.

Okay? We don't want to hurt your mom.

She's gonna know I'm wired. She's gonna figure it out.

Well, you're just gonna have to do a little bit of acting then, aren't you?

from what I've seen, I got a lot of confidence in you.

I love my husband. That's not acting.

Oh.

Mommy goes to a cancer group, finds the richest, most vulnerable guy there,

fills you in on everything she knows about him, tells you where and how to

him up, and you fall head over heels for real.

I'm not lying to you. I love my husband.

The way he talks to me.

The way we talk to each other.

For the first time in my life, I'm with someone who understands me.

If you love your husband, help us catch the person who killed his son.

Oh, no. I can't. I can't do it to her.

Look at what she's done to you.

Mothers are supposed to take care of their children.

What about special meals when Candace was young?

Oh, yeah.

Well, nothing gave my little girl more pleasure than setting down to a big

of my blueberry flapjacks.

Candace?

Oh, yeah. They were yummy.

And what about you, Candace? Were you much of a cook?

Well, when my mother wasn't home, one of her boyfriends could always pop open a

can of ravioli.

Candace always had a very distinct sense of humor.

Well, isn't that what we say? The family that laughed together.

GP number three.

Going around our house, it was a regular laugh riot.

Candace. I'm sorry, but this is really not the kind of material... I'm sorry.

Excuse us, please.

What's wrong with you? I'm sick of pretending.

Pretend what?

I'm your mother. Don't you think I deserve a little bit of respect? And I'm

daughter, and I deserve a hell of a lot more than I ever got from you. Candace,

you know I did the best I could. I know how hard it was. Ladies, please. No, you

shut up!

The best that you can... do, Mom, was to let your boyfriend rape me.

That's right. All those years of therapy, of talking about it, of

it was my fault.

No, Candace, it was not your fault. There was always something that I

quite remember, something that I wouldn't let myself remember until last

It's that you saw it.

You were standing there in the doorway, and you saw it. I'm so sorry. You were

my mother. I was 15 years old, and you saw what Ricky did to me, and you did

nothing.

You were supposed to protect me. I did protect you. That was your job.

And you didn't do your job, Mom. I'm so sorry, sweetheart.

Candace.

We're done now.

Sweetheart.

Candace.

I'm so sorry.

Hi. Hi, sweetheart.

You look tired.

I'm okay, Mommy.

You've got the papers?

No. Joe's lawyer thought that... I don't want to hear about Joe's lawyer,

sweetie. You know that.

I just want to see your name on a new will.

Because we need to know when Joe dies, we're taken care of.

But Joe's not going to die.

Honey, you know the cancer's back.

He doesn't really have that much more time.

But I... I just... want to be with him. Can I just do that?

Honey, that isn't possible.

You know that.

Huh?

Mommy?

What happened with Dan?

I found out about it.

He was going to tell.

You killed him? He was a junkie, Laura.

He wanted money.

Once they want money, you know that never stops.

Come on, sweetie. It's going to be okay. Really. It's all going to be okay. I

can't believe you killed him. Oh, baby.

I only did it to help us.

Don't you understand that?

I understand that you don't care about...

for the murder of Daniel Marks.

What have you done?

Oh, my God.

What have you done?

Wait, ma 'am. You kind of feel bad for Mr. Marks, though, don't you?

I knew there was a soft spot in there somewhere.

Yeah, even if she cooperates, his young pretty wife is going to spend her next

couple birthdays in prison.

Which, unfortunately, he is never going to live to see.

I am human, Raina. These things do affect me.

Yeah.

Okay, so tell me about your wedding.

What?

Come on, girl.

I want to know details because you've been holding back.

Let's start with the proposal.

Where did he do it? How did he do it? Come on.

I want to know everything. Actually, I proposed to him.

What? Yep.

You did?

Well, I guess there's no rule that says it has to be the guy.

I'm sure some of the best... Marriages around began when the woman asked the

man. I just never heard of it personally.

Oh, but I did get this email thing a couple of weeks ago with 10 best

You know this one guy, he did it at the bottom of the ocean.

Girl, he hid the rig in his fin, right? Some kind of way he rigged mics and...

What?

Nothing, I just wanted to say that I'm sorry if I was a little rough on you.

It wasn't you. It was just, you know, you're not Magda.

Okay.

Cool.

I did learn a lot, though.

It was a little bit you.

I thought you'd be gone by now.

Almost.

Candace, I was so lonely. Mom, please.

When your dad left us, I was so lonely.

You have to know that.

Rick was the first man that... He talked to me.

He needed me, and I needed that.

So that makes what he did what?

Forgivable? No.

No, of course not.

You just have to know how hard it was for me.

You think this is about you, and that's the problem, because this is not about

you. This is about what he did to me, and what you knew about because you saw.

If you would just listen to me. No, you listen.

You really want to talk to somebody about this, Mom? Get some professional

I know that it was wrong.

What I did to you.

But I'm your mother, and I love you.

You have a safe trip, Mom.

Babe. Come here.

Matt, please.

I'm in no mood for a fight tonight.

Neither am I.

Come here.

What's this about?

Why didn't you tell me?

Tell you what?

You got a message from Luther about you getting a job.

I was going to talk to you about it.

It's a part -time.

A good gig. All the best runs.

I just think we need to get out from under all this debt.

And until I get a top ten record... You will.

I want her to take care of it.

Surprise you.

Well, that surprised me.

Come here.

I'm a really good driver.

Yes, you are.

Play that song for me. I want to hear it.

Showtime!