All language subtitles for Profiler s03e09 All In The Family

And yours.

So, Mikey, how's that pretty wife?

She's good, Benny. She's good. That's
good to have a pretty wife to come home

to. Little boy, how old is he now?

He's six.

That's nice.

So, how come I don't see you recently?

You know, man.

No, Mikey, I don't know.

I don't see people I'm in business with.
I start to get lonely.

My loneliness is funny to you, huh?

No, Benny. But you're laughing.

No, I ain't laughing.

When I get lonely, I start thinking. I
start thinking maybe these people I'm in

business with don't like me anymore.

What are you talking about?

I like you. That's not what I hear,
Mike.

Mikey? I like you, Benny.

I hear you like other people. For
example, I hear you like this attorney,

guy Berman.

I don't hear you laughing, Mikey. No.

I mean... Berman is dangerous.

He's short, but he's dangerous.

And he has ambition, and he's using it
against me. Hey, hey, look, I got

to do with Berman.

Don't lie to me. I'm not lying.

I'm not lying. You've got to believe me.

You've got to believe you.

Nobody writes me out, Mikey. Hey, hey,
hey, Benny, I swear. Nobody. I swear on

my kid.

Nobody.

Benny, come on.

Come on, man.

Benny.

God.

Mikey Jenkins, his wife, and two others
were assassinated at approximately 5 o

'clock this morning at a bar in
Annapolis, Maryland.

And what about the boy?

Unhurt. Apparently, the boy slept
through the attack.

Benny, Franco's been the subject of a
two -year narcotics investigation by

Assistant U .S. Attorney Josh Berman.

He spent $12 million and has yet to land
an indictment. He put the tab on

Jenkins' phone.

But he didn't put Jenkins in a safe
house?

Jenkins wasn't in the witness program
yet.

Berman wasn't sure how much solid
information he had to offer. They were

to meet. And Franco found out about the
meeting?

Why does Berman want us involved?

He doesn't, but the Bureau does.

They've given us full authority to
investigate.

They're not sure if Franco was
responsible, and they go on Berman

time and money if a case can't be made.

Dad. Hello, sir. Hi.

You remember Bailey Malone, my father,
Walter Anderson?

It's been a long time, sir.

John Grant.

Hi. How do you do? Nice to meet you.
Good to see you.

This is a surprise.

Merry Christmas.

Better late than never.

I have something for Chloe in the car.

Thank you.

So... Why don't you go to my office? I
wish you would have let me know that

you're coming.

I didn't know myself until a few days
ago.

You know how my schedule is.

Well, it's just that we have this case
in Maryland, so... Could you meet them

there later?

No.

I was hoping to take you and Chloe to
dinner tonight.

Well, I'm not sure when we'll be back,
so... We'll stay with Chloe. Angel stays

with Chloe, Dad.

Sorry my being here has upset you. You
haven't upset me.

You know, the world doesn't come to a
grinding halt because you decide to

resurface.

This is about Christmas.

I was in New Zealand presenting a paper.

Pneumotaxis with respect to microbial
pathology. You promised Chloe that you

would come.

I said I would try.

You, of all people, should understand.

At a moment's notice, you drop
everything. Chloe stays with Adrian.

this around on me.

I know.

Would it be all right if I thought,
Chloe?

Of course it would be all right. You
don't have to ask my permission.

She's a granddaughter.

Bye, Dad.

He's in New Zealand or wherever, and he
just shows up without any warning. What

am I supposed to say?

How are things in New Zealand?

The beer distributor came by to make his
delivery.

The place was wide open. Our officers
found the boy in the back room. Did he

anything? He was asleep.

We couldn't find any other relatives, so
he's with his caseworkers at child

services.

This is Mike Jenkins and his wife Angie.
That's her sister Rebecca Dove and her

husband Al.

He and Mike own the place together.

Now, we checked into the Jenkins
residence, such as it is, and it had

broken into before or after the murders.
About an hour before.

I can pretty well confirm that the cause
of death is bullets.

22 caliber, judging from the entry
wound.

Close range, execution style, to take
out four people, I'd say at least two

trigger men.

Benny Franco is suspected in ordering
half a dozen hits over the past three

years. Oh, look at their positions.

The two couples facing each other, these
bodies have been arranged.

Professional shooters were hitting on
him.

Yeah.

You think Frank awarded this?

The U .S. attorney on this is a headline
-grabbing schmuck, and he's been

blaming my department for the fact that
he can't get an indictment.

So nothing would make me happier than to
have them kick him out on his Princeton

-educated ass.

forced to face each other, look each
other in the eye.

It's as if the killer is passing
judgment.

Which would mean they weren't from out
of town.

They knew the victims.

Where was the child found?

So you didn't tell him.

Okay, thank you.

We'll be in touch.

What?

Child services still hasn't told the
kid.

He seems to be in shock.

He won't say a word.

Well, Salinger said that he was asleep
when they got here.

I guess he could have woken up, seen
what had happened, and gone back to

as a way of shutting it all out.

We've got a question.

The little boy needs time. Sam.

I'm not going to force him to relive the
most traumatic moment of his life. The

Bureau has given us 48 hours to clear up
the case, so pass it off to the locals.

And Berman will run right over them,
with no concern for the welfare of that

kid.

We should at least see him.

If he's not ready to talk, you make that
call.

All right.

Peter, honey, let's talk to Waters.

Hi, Peter.

What's this you're drawing? Is that your
bear?

Pretty cute bear.

Peter, what grade are you in?

I was assigned his case about six months
ago.

Classic neglect.

His parents were incapable of
supervising themselves, let alone him.

More charges filed?

Well, you know the system, Dr. Waters.

We are doing a search for relatives
who'd be willing to take him.

Was he assigned to anyone else before
you?

Yes, Annette Warren.

She tried so hard to have him placed in
a foster situation, but she never could.

She kept pressing the issue with the
supervisors, and they finally let her

And where is she now?

Florida, I think.

You know, he's playing with some of the
kids just after lunch.

Soil is underpants.

He's never done that before.

Laura, has anyone ever come here and
tried to pick Peter up? Someone who

that they were a friend of the family or
a relative?

We never release a child to anyone
without prior arrangement.

And even then, we ask for three sources
of ID.

Well, look, if he says anything at
all... Then I'd really love to hear it.

He was there, Dr. Waters.

If you take a crack at him, we might get
a description of Benny Franco or find

out the killers mentioned his name.

I'm not going to take a crack at a six
-year -old boy who just lost his

Well, I'm not saying today.

Whatever you think.

Day after tomorrow?

A week?

Look, forcing him to submit some
arbitrary timetable could cripple him

rest of his life.

I got a $12 million court case bearing
down on me. And no charges to file.

And that's why you're here.

To confirm the fact that it was a
professional hit by a leader of a drug

Hell, do it and you can be home by
dinner.

Professional killers don't arrange the
bodies of their victims. Well, maybe

time they did.

You said that Mike Jenkins was only part
of your arsenal.

A big part.

And Franco scared off bigger guys than
Jenkins for just this reason. Fear of

reprisal. You know how it works. I know
that prior to this massacre you were

looking at years of paperwork and
appeals.

Now you smell blood.

Think of it as justice for the kid's
father.

And a nice promotion for you.

I need to know when the boy can answer
questions.

I can't work maybes.

No one is talking to that little boy
until I say so.

Who gave you the authority to say that?
The Bureau.

Fine.

Tell me it's your professional opinion
that this was a contract killing with no

psychological component and nobody ever
has to talk to him. That's a lot of

crap, Berman.

You protect the boy, and our case
against Franco goes on unimpeded.

wins.

Dr. Samantha Waters.

Sir.

Dr. Waters?

It's my professional opinion that there
is no psychological component to the

murders of Mike and Angela Jenkins.

And you'll testify to it under oath?

Yes.

See you in court.

You really believe this was about drugs
would be on the plane?

They may have killed his parents in
order to reach out and save him or

him. But you're willing to purge
yourself?

Purge myself against what? My own
opinion?

It's not your opinion, Sam.

And don't play semantics with me.

You regard protecting Peter as the
greater good.

Maybe it is.

But four people are dead.

They may not have been society's finest,
but they're dead anyway.

What do you want me to do?

Talk to him.

Try again.

No, he's too vulnerable, baby. And the
threat is more than psychological.

Are you willing to leave him vulnerable
to the people who killed his parents so

they could rescue him?

Because if we allow them to go free,
that's exactly what we're doing.

We weren't sure there were any surviving
relatives, but we did find an uncle in

Delaware. He's driving in this
afternoon.

What is it? You're building a bridge?

It's a pretty cool bridge.

Peter, do you know what happened to your
mom and dad?

They left.

Who left?

Both of them.

He did.

And she did.

A woman laughed?

When did she laugh, Peter?

When?

It was quiet again.

Okay, okay.

We had a deal, Dr. Waters.

You were the one who wanted to keep the
kid out of it.

He heard a woman's voice. I don't care
if he saw stars.

The point is, there was a woman involved
in it.

Or at least she was there after it was
over.

When was the last time you heard of a
woman hit her?

He didn't see a woman, so it could have
been a radio. It could have been a man

in tight shorts. The point is, we had a
deal. Now the deal's off.

If our profile is correct, then this has
nothing to do with Frank. What does it

have to do with?

I'm an inquiring mind. I want to know.

It may have to do with Peter himself.

With the idea of rescuing him.

From what?

From his parents.

There was a woman, Annette Warren, who
was fired from child services for trying

to file neglect charges against his
parents. Now, if she was that woman and

had a partner... Well, then why didn't
she take him?

They might not have known he was asleep
in the office.

There was a break -in at the Jenkins
home shortly before the murders.

They were probably looking for him
there.

Four murders?

And they're about the rescue of a six
-year -old boy who didn't get rescued at

all.

A dozen people in this office have
busted their ass for two years to

case that'll stick Benny Franco, whose
drugs have murdered hundreds of

in jail for the rest of his natural
life. That's the only rescue I'm

in.

So, you cannot leave your profile on my
assistant's desk, and it'll be given to

due diligence.

It deserves.

There was trace evidence under the nails
of two of the victims, hair and skin,

so there might have been a fight before
they were killed.

I'll have the results tomorrow. I'm
going down to the Morgan talk shop. When

the last time you saw your sister?

Oh, it's been quite a while.

Mr. O 'Connor, Dr. Samantha Waters.

Hi, how are you? Mr. O 'Connor is
Peter's uncle.

I wrote my sister off three years ago.

I haven't seen her since.

Four times she promised to go into
rehab. Four times I gave her the money.

each time, she just used it to buy
stuff.

But, uh... No, Peter.

It's a different story.

I mean, that boy has suffered enough.

The people who killed your sister and
brother in the war may try to come after

your nephew, Peter.

We think that she may have been killed
in order to free Peter from that

environment. We've alerted the Delaware
authorities to arrange for protection

for you at your home for at least the
next several weeks.

Here are your identification documents,
Mr. O 'Connor, and thank you very much.

Thank you.

Thank you. Let's get you on your way.

You'll be in good hands.

Say goodbye to him for me. I will.

Thank you. Bye -bye.

A killing team usually forms an
emotional bond.

The fact that this team is comprised of
a male and a female probably means that

that bond is more intense.

They married?

I don't know. They certainly trust each
other enough to take part in multiple

murders. They also share the ultimate
goal of rescuing Peter from parents they

consider unfit.

Uh, we got Annette Warren.

This is the case worker who was fired.

She applied for a job in Orlando two
months ago and was turned down, and

the last she was heard from.

Could be former drug users who have seen
the light.

Nothing more religious than a former
sinner.

Might explain how they knew Mike and
Angela. Probably in their 30s, the time

when issues of their own parenting were
likely to emerge.

They're very egocentric.

They were willing to risk discovery at
the scene of the crime in order to make

the point that they were passing
judgment on their victims.

They probably have an inflated sense of
their own parenting abilities.

You think they have kids?

I doubt it. They may not be able to.
Which is why they think they'd be good

it.

All right, so we've got a male and
female Caucasian in their 30s, possible

record of drug use that would connect
them with the victims.

That's the place to start.

Salinger. Sir, the boy and his uncle
have crossed into Delaware.

We've handed it off to the Delaware PD.

Thank you, Philip.

David, it's been a pleasure.

We'll keep working the case from
Atlanta.

We'll get the DNA reports to you as soon
as possible.

Here they are, buddy.

So you like your new sweatshirt?

I got some other cool clothes for you.

Come on.

I know you like orange drink. We got a
half a dozen bottles in the pantry.

And I heard that green apples are your
very favorite, so I went to the store

this morning and I got you a whole bunch
of them.

Hey.

We are going to have a really great
time, Peter.

Hey, honey.

Peter. How you doing, buddy?

Listen,

why don't you go on inside and make
yourself at home, okay?

This is your home now.

Come on.

How was your stay in Delaware?

Great.

We did it, darling.

We did it.

So, we're going to have lunch at 1 o
'clock.

You and your dad alone?

When I have lunch with my mom, it helps
to have a third party around to mop up

the blood.

That's because you and your mother
actually stay with you.

Oh, you make that sound like a good
thing.

Oh, and dig that.

I got the DNA probability statement on
the hair and skin scrapings found under

the victim's nails.

Both samples carry genetic information
inherited from the same mother.

Our killers are brother and sister.

Brother and sister hit squad.

No, brother and sister rescue squad. I
mean, that's where everything that we

thought about them, the implicit trust,
the intensity of the emotion, it's all

amplified by the fact that they're
siblings.

Billy, they're going to go after Peter.

Killing his parents was only half the
job. They're going to want to claim

prize. I'll make sure O 'Connor gets
around to plot security.

Get me the Delaware State Police.

Right away, sir. They wanted someone to
rescue.

Someone to save from bad parents, so
they created an orphan.

Billy, they may be orphans themselves.

That's where they cemented their bond,
in foster homes and institutions, where

they realized it was them against the
world.

Malone.

I work for Annapolis.

Yes, this is Samantha Waters.

Yes, I left three messages.

All right, thank you.

Laura signed Peter out of the facility
and no one's heard from her since.

All of her contact numbers have been
disconnected.

Let's get one.

Hello. Darling, you have got to quit
smoking now that he's here.

I will.

Now he's asleep.

Again. Do you think that's normal,
Nikki? I mean, for a six -year -old.

He's been through an ordeal. You have to
be patient.

I kept the computer up for him. I turned
around and he was out.

You sure he's not defective?

Now, would I have chosen him if I
thought he was less than we deserve?

No.

You know, I just, I worry that we left
him too long with them.

I know how to raise a child.

I've seen for years now how not to do
it.

Combine that with your artistic skills,
who better to help him realize his full

potential?

Certainly not those degenerates who gave
birth to him.

Nikki, you are going to make the most
wonderful mother.

You couldn't ask for a better father.

It's not fabulous.

I thought it makes me special, you know?
First dinner together, crab salad

vinaigrette, hornet's hen.

Oyster stuffing, artichoke souffle, and
cherry jubilee.

That's for you.

What?

Nikki, what?

Oh, darling.

I love you.

But your taste needs time to develop.

I think franks and beans would be more
appropriate.

Franks and...

Beans.

Now don't get upset.

Darling, you know what happens when you
get upset?

I should have thought of that. It was
stupid.

Baby, it wasn't. It wasn't.

I can't stand to see you suffer. Do you
want me to get you pills?

They don't work anymore.

There's only one thing that helps.

God, that was stupid of me, Nikki. I
should have thought of it.

It was sweet.

All the things you want.

Oh, Nikki.

What would I do without you?

You're never going to get the chance to
find out.

Here you are, ma 'am.

More coffee, sir?

I'm sorry, sir. Still no word from your
daughter.

Thanks. Thanks a lot. You're welcome.

There were no pictures on Laura's desk.
There were no pictures anywhere in her

office which suggests that she has no
family.

If they wanted to create an orphan, why
Peter?

Psychological or physical abuse that
might have been inflicted by his

He's likely to be seriously damaged.

That's the point.

They would only pick a child who came
from the same environment that they did.

They would see in him the same potential
that they had to rise above a bad

beginning.

Thank you.

Annette Warren, Peter's former
caseworker, died in a plane crash two

More good news?

I went back through Laura Stevenson's
certification records with child

and there are discrepancies with the
listed dates of previous employment or

educational background. I mean, she
falsified her records. Laura Stevenson

doesn't exist.

She arranged Peter's transfer to his
uncle.

It wasn't his uncle.

That was her brother.

John, get Clarksburg, West Virginia, the
national repository.

You bet.

You know, the bar's a public place.
There's hundreds of prints.

There's no way we're gonna... Today,
that's the bodies.

What do you mean? The bodies were placed
in position. That means the killers

would have had to touch them.

We might be able to get a print off an
article of clothing, an item of jewelry.

Or their eyes.

Have grace dust their eyes.

They were facing up to their sins with
their eyes open.

The killers may have had to force the
lids to stay up.

Peter!

I thought we'd go by the library and
pick out some books.

Would you like that?

Here, look.

They're your favorite, the green ones.

Not green.

Oh, yeah, yeah, I just, I took the skins
off, but they're the green ones.

Go ahead and try them, you'll see.

It's all red.

Sweetheart.

Why would Mom tell you they were green
if they weren't?

You're not mom.

Well, I'm your new mom.

And Anthony's your new dad.

Honey.

Mike and Angela couldn't

take care of you anymore, and they want
what's best for you.

I mean, isn't this a nicer place to
live?

What's best for you is for us to be
together.

And we're all going to be very happy.

You reading me?

Hello?

You reading me?

What do you got, Gracie? Nothing.

I just always wanted to say you're
reading me.

They definitely touched the victim's
faces.

I'm lousy with smeared prints on the
forehead, the nose, the eyelids.

Maybe I'm getting something.

It's more complete than I thought. A
couple of breaks here and there, but all

things considered.

Send me a high -res scan, at least 2K
over the T3.

10 -4.

Virus. Over and out. In a perfect world,
we'll be able to start scanning those

prints within an hour.

Thanks, George.

Well, things could be worse, couldn't
they? I mean, at least these people,

whoever they are, want the boy to be
safe.

Probably be better parents than the ones
he had.

Until he acts out.

They're too egocentric to blame
themselves.

They'll blame him.

And then he'll become expendable.

What if he's not the right one?

He's ours now, Anthony. I chose him. A
decision into which I had no input.

I don't want to be saddled with him if
he's not the right one. You know what I

mean. Yes, you know what I do know what
you mean. You don't want this to work

out.

Look, he is no threat to you.

If we even think about abrogating our
responsibility, we are no better than

were. No, we are better.

But he is not.

There is something wrong with him. He's
the perfect choice. He's not strong

enough. Neither were you.

No, I was.

I was strong enough to kill that old
bastard.

Strong enough to free us both. There is
something wrong with him. It was a

mistake. No!

Don't be angry with me, Nikki.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Please don't be angry with me.

No.

No.

You will always be the most important
thing.

Baby, it's all right. You're all right.

I want to go home.

It's okay, sweetheart. You are home.
We're all together.

No, Mom!

Shh, baby, I'm right here.

I don't believe you. You're not my mom.

Now, Peter, don't you ever say that
again.

Stephanie.

I can't stand it.

It wasn't supposed to be like this. We
just need to give him a little bit more

time. Time for what?

What, so he can hit you again?

Nikki, look, as long as I'm alive,
nobody is ever going to hit you.

Listen to me. He doesn't understand what
we're doing. He doesn't appreciate all

we've been through. The planning,
building him a home.

You see?

Baby, he's just a little boy.

He was supposed to be perfect.

Oh, God.

It's okay.

It's okay.

We're better off without him.

We were never like this before.

We never argued.

We never had anyone come between us.

Nicky, you promised me you said nobody
would ever come between us, but he has.

You know I'm right.

He's not the one.

Look, this isn't our fault, sweetie.

We cannot let him come between us.

Not after all we've been through.

We've run 13 ,000 prints in under two
hours.

It would have taken over a week in the
days before optical scanning.

Of course, you know, for every minute
that goes by, the chances of finding a

match decrease exponentially.

Is anyone hungry?

I don't have any lunch today.

We've beefed up security at the
airports, the trains, the bus stations.

All the major roads are blocked off.

Things got a little crazy and I lost
track of time.

We're back in Annapolis, so I'll... You
call me or I'll call you when I get

back.

I'm sorry, Dad.

I have to believe she's changed her
identity along with her name.

Oh, ow!

Oh, my God, we got a match.

Bailey, Bailey.

Their real names are Nicole and Anthony
Fleming.

When Anthony was 12, he killed their
father.

To stop him from abusing Nicole, their
mother had died two years before.

They were separated following the
murder, spent the next three years in

of foster homes, finally reunited at a
state institution in New Jersey.

But which one?

Still looking.

That's where the union began, where they
realized as long as they had each

other, they had everything.

Peter. Sweetheart.

I'm not angry that you hit me.

Just hurt a little bit on the inside,
you know?

But I understand.

I have to go out for a few minutes.

I have to do some grocery shopping.

But Anthony will be here.

He's just lying down in his room with
the door shut until his headache goes

away.

You just try to let him rest, okay?

Peter?

You be good.

I

got it.

The orphanage where Anthony and Nicole
were first reunited after being

separated, it's in Clementon, New
Jersey.

Yeah, but I doubt that they would go
there.

Anyway, they don't need to run. They
know how the system works.

Their juvenile records are sealed, so
they're protected.

You think they'd be using their real
names?

Yeah, I do.

I think that they're trying to reclaim
their childhood.

They wouldn't do to Peter what was done
to them, take him from his home.

Check phone company records, electric
company, I want an address.

They're here in town. You got it.

My headache's gone now.

I know you're disappointed.

Look, it's back to the way things are
supposed to be.

Just you and me.

Nicky, those people, his parents, they
were animals.

Nicky, he wasn't going to survive
anyway.

Well, we're doing it. It's the best
thing for him.

Please, please.

Come on, I hate seeing you cry.

Turn the gas off and get the hell out of
here. Yes, sir.

We need oxygen.

Fire department, everybody.

I'll turn it on.

He's safe.

We'll never be able to outrun them.

You know what that'll mean.

They'll separate us, Nick.

We won't be together.

It can't happen.

They're gone. The back door was open.

We found that car in the alley out back.

I'd say they're on foot in the
neighborhood.

Set up a perimeter within 10 or 12
blocks.

Catch one of them. The other one will
probably surrender.

All right.

You know I can't live without you.

I'm sorry about yesterday, Dad. I really
am.

I understand.

Work is work.

Did it end satisfactorily?

It hasn't really ended.

Thank you.

I'm thinking about getting an apartment
in town.

A refuge from the winters in D .C.

So? That would be great. I mean, Chloe
would love that.

Would she?

Yeah.

Thank you.

Maybe you could help me decorate.

Sure. I love spending other people's
money.

You smile just like your mother.

I do?

A little?

Look at that.

The picture has survived a dozen
wallets.

I don't want

to go through my whole life not knowing
you, Sam.