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Good night. On the set.

Who was that guy?

Gordon Abbott. Gordon Abbott is dead.

It can't have been him. Now, unless you
want your body parts floating up on the

Oregon coast, and you go along with the
plan... What do you want me to do?

In

the

jungles of Peru, the fight for survival
heightened his senses.

Now, Detective James Ellison is a
sentinel in the fight for justice.

Seeing before others see.

Sensing what others can't.

An ever -vigilant watchman in the war
against crime.

Hey, it's our lucky day, huh? Money in
the meter.

Yeah.

You know, I don't get it, Chief. I
thought you and Samantha were history.

Well, you know what they say about
history, man. It repeats itself. And if

don't find a birthday present today,
that's exactly where we're going to be

again, at history.

You said her birthday was Monday. It
was.

So what's the big deal about getting a
present today?

48 -hour window, man.

Excuse me?

It's a well -known cultural precept,
Jim, that if you're dating someone and

miss an important event, like a
birthday, Valentine's Day, you've got 48

to make up for it. And after that, it's
too late.

Hey, how about flowers? No, no, no, no.
Flowers would have been all right on

Monday when it was her actual birthday,
but since we were in the post -48 -hour

window, it has to be something really,
uh, really big, really special.

Most of all, really expensive.

Is there some sort of handbook where
this stuff is written down? No, because

that's the interesting part about this
type of cultural rule, Jim. It's not

written down anywhere.

Everybody just knows.

Everybody, huh?

Yeah.

Jim, no flowers.

Who was that guy?

Gordon Abbott.

Gordon Abbott is dead.

Can't have been him. Simon, I know what
I saw.

How far away was he?

Fifty yards, maybe.

Jim, even with your senses, you had to
have made a mistake.

Time out, time out. Will somebody please
tell me who this guy is or who he was?

Gordon Abbott was a low -level
accountant who worked for a company that

controlled by the Prosky crime family.
That's a good career choice.

He thought it was a legitimate business.

By the time he figured out it was money
laundering, we were already closing in.

All Abbott wanted to do was bail. I
mean, he was scared to testify because

had a wife and he had a son.

Enter Dan Singleton, a prosecutor with a
political agenda.

He threw Abbott in jail on a
racketeering charge.

While Abbott was in lockup, a car bomb
took out his wife and son. After that,

Abbott decided to change his mind and
agreed to testify against John Prosky,

him away for life.

The day after his testimony, Abbott was
stabbed to death by a fellow inmate.

Two years later, Prosky hangs himself in
a jail cell.

It's not like everybody lost there.
Well, everybody except for Nick Prosky

Dan Singleton. Nick took over for his
father, and Dan Singleton hit the

and now runs the federal prosecutor's
office here in Cascade.

Jim, maybe you better have a talk with
Dan.

Tell him what you saw.

I'd like that, sir.

Try to be nice to him.

I'm not happy at all with the way the
Delmonico case is going. I think the

research is sloppy, I think the
depositions are uninspired, and your

short of the mediocre.

For the two and a half years that I've
been head of this department, we have

never lost a single major case.

I'm sure as hell don't intend to start
now. In a word, gentlemen, start over.

Mr. Singleton.

Detective Ellison.

Long time.

Hey, how you doing? My name's Blair
Sandberg. I'm a consultant to the police

department. Dan Singleton.

So what brings you up, Dan? I saw an old
friend of yours today.

Gordon Abbott. He's walking down
Prospect Street.

Gordon Abbott's dead. I saw the corpse.
Why am I having a hard time believing

that? Frankly, I don't care what you
believe.

Listen, I think you saw him because you
wanted to see him. Gordon Abbott trusted

me. He trusted us, for God's sake. Hey,
I did my job. I put a major crime figure

in jail.

I got nothing to apologize for. No,
because you made a career move, Dan.

And Gordon Abbott paid the price.

Allison, this happened a long time ago.
It's over now.

I mean, you want to walk around carrying
a guilt complex, you go right ahead,

but you leave me the hell out of it.

Nice to meet you.

Yeah, you too.

So you're going to tell me?

Tell you what?

Tell me what you guys were talking about
back there.

I was the one who brought Gordon Abbott
in.

And I was trying to convince him to come
over.

I promised him that he'd testify. We'd
protect him and his family.

Singleton knew the process of the case.
It gave him a lot of credit. So we moved

in and took Abbott into federal custody.

Well, then it's Singleton's group, not
yours.

When I made that promise to Abbott, I
knew there was a possibility of a

government event.

But I just didn't want to tell him.

I just wanted to make my case.

Right.

The truth is, there wasn't much
difference between me and Singleton.

Oh. Yeah, Simon.

We tracked down the partial license
plate and registration sticker that you

It's rented to a Stuart Norman from Fort
Lauderdale, staying at the Stardust

Motel off the interstate.

All right, we're on our way.

Nick, it doesn't matter.

The state has the right to buy the
property and make a link to the freeway.

called eminent domain.

Look, Bill, before I was born, my father
built that house on the weekends with

his own hands.

We lived there until I was five. That
house is a part of my family's history.

do not want it torn down.

There's nothing I can do. You are not
listening to me.

I don't care about that damn freeway.
That house is not to be touched.

Nick, call for you.

This is important to me, Phil.

I expect you to take care of this.

I'll do it again.

I know you will.

Yeah,

this is Nick Prosky.

What do you want?

All right.

Where? When?

I'll be there.

I'm here.

So what's your problem?

Same as yours.

Gordon Abbott.

He's a liar.

We found this tape in Stuart Norman's
room at the Stardust Motel.

We never should have traded for this
guy.

What the hell's so important about a
hockey game? It's not the game, Simon.

the crowd.

Yeah, the tape was keyed up to dead.

How could you recognize anybody?

Norman didn't see just anybody. He saw
his wife and his son there.

We found a receipt from a photo shop in
Norman's room.

It checks out that Norman had a frame
enlargement of this tape done. It's

much the same shot.

Now, I don't know who this guy is, but
that is Gordon Abbott's wife and Gordon

Abbott's son.

Jim, they were killed in a car bombing
three years ago.

Yeah, that's what we've been told, sir.
But this game was played last week.

All right.

Let's assume for the sake of argument
that Norman is Gordon Abbott.

Somebody went to a lot of trouble to
make sure that the Abbott family

dead. Why?

Maybe to protect him. Maybe something
happened to Abbott while he was in

Take a look at this, Simon. You can
barely make out what appears to be a

on that seat. And I'll bet you anything
forensics can enhance that for us.

I'm sure she can.

I'll get right out, sir.

While I'm at it, I'm going to need
authorization to have somebody exhume

body of Gordon Abbott.

Jim, we barely have a case here. On what
grounds am I going to get that?

I don't know, Captain.

Maybe on the grounds that somebody lied
to us and might have compromised an

official investigation. Help me out
here.

I'll do what I can.

Get out of here.

You know what, Jim?

I'm thinking that you can handle this
one all on your own.

I told you about the 48 -hour window,
man. If I go in there without bearing

gifts, I'm toast.

Do you understand me?

You really respect your courage, Chief.

Hey, Sam.

Jim.

Hey, folks.

Where's your friend?

Uh, he had to take care of something.

Maybe something that he forgot to do?

He didn't really say.

He didn't think.

Ah.

A new program that will help us clean it
up.

Designed by NASA for satellite
photoimaging.

All right. Here we go.

Now, I'm assuming that's what you're
after.

Okay.

Here we go.

C -28.

Thanks, Sam.

Anytime.

Jim? When you see Blair, will you give
him a message for me?

Sure.

Tell him I think cowards are boring.

And tell him my window's closed.

Have a nice life, Blair.

So all three tickets to this hockey game
were bought by Tim Schneider. Well, he

had season tickets, and he also happens
to be Gordon Abbott's best friend. How

do you know that? He dug up the old case
file. Turns out that Schneider and

Abbott grew up together.

When Abbott was sent away by the feds,
he asked Schneider to look after his

and his son. Did a great job judging by
the photos.

Facts!

We need to talk.

About what?

Since when do you take it upon yourself
to order an exhumation of a body

pertinent to a federal investigation?

Since I got a whip of something that was
beginning to stink.

What are you talking about?

I'm talking about Elise and Joey Abbott.
They were at a hockey game a week ago.

Which is rather amazing, considering
they've been dead for nearly three

It's impossible.

Elise and Joey were killed by a car
bomb.

Yeah, and Abbott was killed in jail.

I'd say Elise and Joey look remarkably
well, wouldn't you?

If they're alive, I'll find out.

This is a federal matter.

It's got nothing to do with you.

Let's see.

By the way, about exhuming Abbott's
body, don't knock yourself out.

He was cremated.

Gentlemen.

There's a guy named Schneider.

Police are probably going to want to
talk to him.

They're going to go to his house.

I want you to go to the cabinet shop.

Hello, Timmy.

There are a few things that, well,
things that we need to discuss.

Something doesn't seem right to me.

Mr. Snyder!

Cascade Police!

Too red outside.

Simon, Jim, you can climb off that limb.

This investigation just became official.

All the way it tracks for me is goaded
habit. The guy comes back to Cascade,

finds his best friend doing the big
nasty with his wife, kills him in a fit

jealous rage.

What's the belt, Sanders, sir?

I mean, come look at this body.

Uh, I'm gonna get some fresh air. I only
want this enough for me.

This is not a crime of passion, Captain.

I mean, they went to town here.

Yeah, like they were trying to get
something out of him. My guess is that

whoever did this was looking for Abbott,
you know?

Well, if Abbott isn't a killer, then who
is?

I have some ideas about that, Simon.

You smell that?

Yeah, I smell it. No, no, something
sweet, perfumey.

Craig, let me have your tweezers for a
second.

Here you go, sir.

What is it?

Looks like some piece of a flower petal.

This is a petal fragment from an Asian
flower called pikaki.

grown in Hawaii and most definitely not
indigenous to the Pacific Northwest.

Well, there are no floral arrangements
in Schneider's shop or his house.

Well, we found this in the sole of his
other shoe.

It looks like baby breath.

Hey, Jim, how you doing? Well, speaking
of flower shops, here's someone who

apparently has never seen the inside of
one.

That's funny. I know this is late, but
happy birthday.

I can't accept that.

It's not a birthday gift.

It's a guilt gift.

What are you talking about, guilt gift?
I bought this one a week ago.

Jim, I will write up a list of all the
florists in this area that carry that

particular plant.

Don't act yourself out, though. I think
I know where to start. Thanks, Sam.

Let's go, Chief.

We'll have to fight another day.

I don't get you, Singleton.

Years go by, I don't hear from you.

Not so much as a card.

Now suddenly you're my new best friend?
Why the hell did you have to kill

Schneider? Oh, come on. Don't get all
self -righteous on me.

We both want the same thing. But I
didn't expect you to... To what?

Commit another murder?

Well, one is all right, but two, no. No,
that's not good because that dirties

your hands, right?

That's quite a morality you've got
there, Singleton.

You listen to me, Broski.

I am finished with Alneth.

The hell you are.

I want Gordon Abbott dead.

But that doesn't mean that I forgot that
you're the one that put my old man

behind bars.

Now, unless you want to remain floating
up on the Oregon coast, you shut up and

you go along with the plan.

Yes, sir. You're watching out on your
right. This is Abbott.

Guess what's bound to happen.

Sooner or later, we're going to run into
someone like you.

The name is Morgan now. Elaine Morgan.

I need your help.

Well, I'm the last person in the world
who's going to help you.

I don't blame you for how you feel.

I really need to ask you some questions.

This never ends, does it?

Just be quick. I have to go pick up my
son.

Dan Singleton claims that you and your
son were killed in a car bombing three

years ago.

I don't know anything about that.

So you never agreed to let Singleton
fake your death?

No.

I think your husband's alive, Mrs.
Abbott.

That's impossible.

Tim Schneider was murdered last night.

What?

Someone is looking for your husband.

And if you know where he is, you've got
to tell me.

I've got to go.

Mrs.

Abbott.

Please, Mrs. Abbott. I want to help.

Yeah, well you're a little late aren't
you My

guess

she wasn't all that receptive

I want to stay with you, sweetie.

Hey, Joey, you know what I bet? I bet
you're probably pretty good at games,

I've got a new space enforcer game.

It's in my mom's computer.

All right, but what do you say you give
me a lesson or two and then we play a

couple games?

Okay. Well, great.

Lead the way, buddy.

You guys take as long as you want. I got
a feeling the kid's going to clean my

clock. Wait up!

Your friend is quite away with kids.

He's not so far removed.

Tell me, why did you move back to
Cascade?

When you had a new identity and a new
home?

My mother got sick.

She's in a long -term care facility, and
I didn't want to think about her being

alone, so... Joey and I moved back into
her house.

What were you doing at that hockey game
with Tim Schneider?

He's an old friend.

I figured, what's the big deal? We'd go
to a hockey game. It'd be like old

times. It must have seemed like old
times to Gordon.

He was watching that hockey game in Fort
Lauderdale and saw you and your son in

the crowd.

My husband is dead.

Your husband is alive, and you're
protecting him.

I noticed a surprised look on your face
when I told you that Tim Schneider was

dead, but you didn't look that way when
we talked about your husband.

Who is this?

We grabbed Joey once. We can do it
again. You too. Now, where is he?

You've got the wrong number.

Elise, that was Prosky. Or somebody who
works with him, wasn't it?

He's the only one with motive to want to
kill your husband. If you know where he

is, you've got to tell me before they
get to him first.

Gordon called me at work about an hour
ago.

I agreed to meet him at Butler Point at
5 o 'clock.

15 minutes.

Oh, good God.

It's a transmitter. They've heard
everything we've said.

Sandberg? Yeah, what's up?

You've got to stay here with these two.
Call Simon. Have him send a protection

unit over here.

Also, have him send a unit over to
Butler Point.

Pronto. Right.

It's okay.

Elise sent me.

This is a nightmare.

All Gordon wanted to do was protect his
family. He wound up losing his wife, his

son, his whole life.

He wants his family back. Is that so
hard to understand?

No, it isn't, Mrs. Abbott.

But he can't do this alone, and neither
can you.

What happened to your son should have
proven that to you.

Gordon must be so scared right now.

Jim, this is my captain.

Mrs. Abbott, Simon Banks.

I need to talk to you. Could you excuse
us for a minute? Excuse me.

We got a match on those prints from the
shooter. They belong to a guy named Jack

Wendick. He works for Prosky.

Well, you and I know that, but we have
no proof.

I mean, the DA's not going to move on
Prosky until we get enough evidence to

connect him to it directly.

It's not only Prosky, Simon. He's had
help on this. Somebody tipped him off

about Abbott being in town, and
somebody's told him about Schneider.

somebody, but who?

Someone who has the high -tech skills to
plant a bug in this house.

It could be. The feds.

Found this one in the kitchen.

This, gentlemen, is the latest thing in
designer listenware.

Nobody's got this except CIA, FBI, and
the Justice Department.

It's wonderful.

Fantastic.

Thanks, Ed.

It's Singleton.

Look, I know Singleton is a jerk, but
he's being talked about as a future

governor. All I know is somebody's
pulling strings on this case. The

case was huge, as big as Gotti.

Singleton made his career on this.

It's got to come back and haunt him in
some way. Well, that's exactly what I'm

talking about.

Singleton prosecuted old man Prosky. Why
would Nick throw in with him?

Because it's in the best interest of
both of them.

I wanted to make sure that I had your
full attention.

You listen to me.

You're a punk kid with rights for brains
and I want nothing more to do with you.

I thought we had an understanding.

I hate repeating myself.

Some governing you're going to make.

Anyway, I need a favor.

You help me with this and we're home
free.

What do you want me to do?

But why can't you come with me?

Be there before you know it.

Be brave, okay?

Joey will be perfectly safe.

He'll be under 24 -hour protection. We
have the full cooperation of the San

Francisco PD on this.

Chief's an old friend of ours.

We'll keep the threads out of it for
now.

Okay.

We'll walk you to the car, okay,
sweetie?

See you later.

See you later.

Hey,

let me help you with that.

Thanks.

The window's still closed.

Correct.

Thanks. Just got a call. The guy
matching Abbott's description was buying

aid supplies from a drugstore on 5th.
Clerk said he was bleeding pretty badly.

I'm on it.

I don't know how helpful I can be.

It's great down there. Thank you.

She ID'd the photo. It's definitely him.

Take a look around, man. There's
nothing. He probably left the area.

It's only been ten minutes.

He must have gone someplace nearby to
tend to his wounds. He's no fool. He

wouldn't go to a public play. I forgot
someplace.

It was private.

Chief.

Gordon, it's okay. We're here to help
you.

I've got nothing to say to you.

We can't do anything.

You must help me.

Help you?

You don't care about me.

I'm just some dumb pawn that you guys
move around in your private little

chessboard. Gordon, listen to me.

I signed you over to Singleton because
he promised me that you wouldn't face

federal charges.

Now, we screwed both of us.

He told you that Prosky killed your wife
and your son in order to get you to

testify. Am I right?

Where's my wife? We've got her under
protection.

We've also got Joey protected. Oh,
you're protecting them, huh? Then I

I've got nothing to worry about, huh?

I understand how you must feel. No,
Detective.

You haven't the slightest idea how I
feel.

Okay. All right.

You're right.

I don't know how you feel. No, you don't
know how I feel.

I just asked you a question about
Singleton. You didn't answer me.

Yes. Okay?

You're right. He lied to me. He lied to
me about my wife and my child. Everybody

thought they were dead.

Look, all I want is my wife and my son
back.

And then I'm out of here, okay?

I understand that, Gordon.

But what about Prosky? You think he's
just going to forget about you? He's not

going to find us where we're going. I'll
guarantee you that.

He's going to find you like that.

Especially if he has Singleton helping
him.

I mean, my guess is that Singleton told
Prosky that you're alive and in Cascade.

And I'm sure that he told me you're
going to go see Elise.

No.

Prosky and Singleton hate each other's
guts.

That's very possible.

But they both have a lot to gain with
you dead.

Now, I need you to testify as to what
Singleton did.

If we sweat him hard enough, he's going
to roll over on Prosky. This whole thing

is going to be over. You can go home to
your wife and your child. There's no

more hiding.

I just need you to make it happen.

I trusted you three years ago. I trusted
you. And I am not going to make that

same mistake again. You understand me?

No.

department. These men are federal
agents. We're here to take Mrs. Abbott

son into protective custody.

I'm sorry, sir. I can't do that without
authorization from my captain. If you'll

wait outside.

Morning. Mrs. Abbott, we're here to take
you to a safe place. If you'll just go

get your son, please. My son's not here.
Sir, with all due respect.

At least he's finally agreed to police
protection.

Well, that's good, isn't it?

It's really nowhere.

And we can keep him alive. But if Abbott
doesn't cooperate with the

investigation, Broski and Singleton are
going to skate.

Come on, Jim. I mean, this isn't some
mob hard guy. He's an accountant who

in on a bad deal.

He hasn't even seen his wife yet.

Yeah.

Maybe I should call her.

Maybe she can get him to make a
statement.

You stay right here, Mr. Abbott.

I'll handle this.

What do you want?

I want to see Mr. Abbott.

About what?

That's none of your business.

And let me remind you, he was once a
federal witness.

The operative word here is once.

You're out of luck.

Gordon Abbott is here voluntarily.

And it's under the protection of
Cathgate PD.

Until I hear otherwise from the
superior, he doesn't have to talk to

a couple of questions of my own. You
know, professional courtesy.

Captain, I'll talk to him.

You have five minutes, and then I want
you off the premises.

I got a meeting I gotta go to.

You keep an eye on him.

I wouldn't be surprised if that had went
for his throat. I doubt we'll get that

lucky, sir.

Where did you get that?

I can't hear him now.

What are you talking about? Filter out
the radio. You can do that.

I bought that keychain for Elise. Where
is she?

She's with Prosky.

The wrecking yard.

You gotta be there at three.

Because by 3 .01 she'll be dead.

Thank you, gentlemen.

She got it? Not all of it.

Jim. You have no right to keep me here.
What about police protection? I'm

waiving the police protection.

What exactly did he say to you? He
didn't say anything to me. I just want

out of here. You're a material witness.

I'm not staying here. Jim.

Let him go.

Yes, sir.

You're released, Mr. Abbott.

Simon, can you tell me what the hell's
going on?

Singleton said something about Elise in
there. We have two officers down.

Felice is gone.

That's a scare the hell out of me.
That's why I bought it. What, do you

he's going to trade himself for his
wife?

I would.

Look, Jim, it's going to take Abbott a
couple of minutes to find out. You stay

on him.

You've got 20 minutes to meet Frosky.

I want my wife back.

Mr. Singleton.

Don't be an idiot, Alex. You need me. I
don't need anybody.

I'm going to save my wife, and that
means killing you first.

Gordon.

Gordon, don't be stupid.

You shoot him now, and we're never going
to end this clean. Now, come on.

You try and handle Proxy by yourself.
One way or the other, he's going to

you down and kill you.

Just put the gun down, man.

Trust us one last time.

Jewelry really suits you, counselor.

Now I'm going to send a unit to pick you
up. In the meantime, just make yourself

at home. It's a lovely neighborhood,
Danny boy.

Take your old seat back.

Do you remember when we used to sit
around the office and

you tried to explain the books to me?

I have to be honest with you, not much
stuck, except for this.

The books have to balance.

Debit payments, right?

Well, when you testified against my old
man, you became accounts

receivable.

Overdue with a penalty.

Where's my wife, Nick?

I get Simon on the line.

I want the status on backup.

B -S -A -B.

Oh, my God.

Okay, Nick, you got me now, so please
just let her go. Please.

I guess you missed the point about the
books, Gordon.

She's the penalty payment.

Anyway, you'll both be together.

In a cube at the bottom of the bay.

We're hitting critical mass here, Chief.

What's the story with backup?

Simon, what's going on?

Says they're about five minutes away.

Not soon enough. Tell them I gotta move
in.

Enjoy the ride, huh?

Nick.

I had my doubts, Chief.

Yeah, me too.

Would someone mind explaining this?

You see, I picked this car up with a
crane, Simon.

You mean you knew what you were doing?

No, not at all, actually. But it's kind
of like those games at the Penny Arcade,

you know?

Only a slightly bigger price.

I spent three years as a dead man, and I
blamed you for a lot of it. I was wrong

about that.

So, thanks for giving me back my life
and my family.

You're welcome.

Take care. Thank you.

Hey, we'll see you later.

Bye.

Blair,

do you got a minute?

Uh, yeah.

I thought if you're still inclined, I
would be very happy to accept your

present.

Why this sudden change?

Well, I have a window, too.

And I figured 48 hours of groveling was
enough.

Yeah.

Wow, what did he say? I just grab it,
it's on my desk, and I'll meet you down

your office in a couple of minutes.

Be right there.

Brown. Hey, buddy, I need to buy that
present back, okay?

No, the window closes on me in two
hours, and I will not be left standing

rain. For you, my brother.

You're killing me. Hey, guys, I need to
split just for a little while.

I'll talk to you guys later.

What's up with him?

Sandburg inhabits a rather strange and
confusing world.

You want to go there?

No.