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Well, Captain, somebody grabbed two
kilos of heroin before evidence hit

I intend to question every man on that
squad, starting with Ellison. You're not

going to come clean for yourself. Do it
for the people who still care about you.

If you're looking for an accomplice to
this hoax of yours, you're going to have

to look somewhere else. I guess I'd put
Veronica in that one -that -got -away

file. Is there a problem here? I can't
protect you forever.

I may not get you on the drug deal, but
that is chump change compared to this.

It doesn't work well with the drugs
people who always want me to be the bad

You think I'm blind, Jim?

When you're trying to protect yours,
Veronica.

Jim, I need to put you on suspension
pending a full investigation.

Come on, Simon, you can't do this.

What are you holding back here? There's
just some places you shouldn't look.

You may not like what you find. Jim, one
of them are going to get killed.

I'll have to tell you how it goes.

You know that better than anyone.

Make it a lot easier on yourself if you
just cooperate.

Nobody likes us.

Not your friends.

Not the department.

Gives us all a black eye.

You're not going to come clean for
yourself.

Do it for the people who still care
about you.

Despite what you may feel about me
personally.

Even you have to admit this sounds
pretty strange. It doesn't make any

does it? Why would you make up that kind
of story? For the money.

What's happening?

They just keep going round and round.

I was not cutting them any slack.

About Veronica.

She's sticking to her story.

Thought it would look good.

Tell me about the money.

That's just the punchline.

You gotta hear the setup, you know, to
get the job.

Tell me from the setup.

From the first line.

The first line, huh?

All right.

But you gotta pay attention, because I
can only do this once.

Sandberg and I had just wrapped up a
crime scene involving a turf war between

two rival drug gangs.

As usual, my partner was getting
sociological.

My point is that battling for territory
is a basic instinct. I mean, even in

prehistory, I mean, the weapons and the
terrain have changed, but the same rules

apply. Well, that's what most people
think.

The primitive tribes fought for
survival. You know, food, water, their

I mean, these gang wars today are all
about pure profit.

That's a modern corruption, Chief.
Modern? Yeah. Jim, what about the

mean, forget about protecting the Holy
Land from the heathens. They were

motivated to control trade routes and
exotic goods. It's the same thing as a

drug war. Okay, genius.

Let me ask you something.

What dropped those discs today on North
Channel?

Well, that was two harpies that went to
the narcs and ratted some of their own

kind out, and they got whacked. Exactly.

A true warrior would never betray his
own brother in arms, especially for

Speaking of money, that 20 bucks you
left on the counter, I borrowed it.

Defense threat.

Oh, who is this? What is that?

Hold on, Steve.

Get out of the car.

Put your hands where I can see them.
Don't make a federal case out of this. I

didn't see it.

Jim.

Hey, hot shot.

Oh, my God.

Alan, how the hell are you? You always
did know how to make an answer.

Oh, wait a minute. Either my lecture's
on road rage or work, and you two have

met before.

Alan Archer, Blair Thinberg. We were in
special ops together. I owe him my life.

Ah, he doesn't owe me anything.

Man, it's been ten years. I mean, what
are the chances of something like this

happening? Tell me about it.

Look, hey, no harm done, all right?
Let's have dinner. Give us a chance to

up. Picket. Okay, Riley's Grill, 8 o
'clock. And if you grab for the check,

break your hand.

Take it easy with this heat, huh?

You're driving along, and you nearly
collide into a man you haven't seen

the service?

Ten years ago?

Right.

And this didn't strike you as being a
fairly wild coincidence?

Not at the time, no.

Haven't you ever heard the concept that
random events are part of some greater

design that we just don't understand?

There's only cause and effect,
detective.

There's nothing mysterious about this in
my book. Why don't you read another

book? Might do you some good.

Okay, so you met Archer as arranged.

I thought you wanted the whole story.

Don't leave out your own chapter.

Okay.

Well, Captain, somebody grabbed two
kilos of heroin before evidence hit

I intend to question every man on that
squad, starting with Ellison.

This was a joint operation.

If the drugs were missing, it wasn't us.
I trust Jim and his team without

exception. You know what I think?

You operate major crimes like it was
your private fiefdom. Maybe you should

off your blinders.

Maybe you should back off the concept
that major crimes is run by a bunch of

dirty cops.

It only takes one.

The DEA is conducting its own internal
investigation.

In the meantime, you better be keeping a
clean house.

There's dirt. I'll find it.

You do windows also?

This isn't just going to go away.

We'll be talking.

Sandburg, is it?

Yep. You were at the Sting as well,
correct?

Yeah. Two for two. That's good.

Keep your calendar clear.

Hands ask for any tighter, it'd be
inside out.

This is a witch hunt, Captain. Is it?

The drugs are missing. DEA doesn't have
them.

Somebody's got to take the ball.

We all knew Simon was right.

But if I'd had any idea the poor sap
about to take the high dive was me, I'd

never have walked into Riley's Grill.

We said 8 o 'clock, James. It's 17 past.

You're not pulling any Archer internal
clock trick on me again, are you?

I can still time a three -minute egg to
the millisecond.

Remember that bar bet with that poor
Marine? Lost his month's pay.

I ordered you a Mexican beer and a
frozen glass.

You remembered that?

Some things you don't forget.

You took on like this, I'm going to get
on this day.

Sorry, I had to make a phone call.

Hello, Jim.

Hi.

Surprised? Of course he is, Alan. It's
been a long time.

Yeah, I... I don't know what to say.

You look absolutely beautiful.

Genitonics from my wife.

Your wife? You guys got married?

Yeah, nine years ago.

I followed her to Honolulu.

I went straight over when my tour was
up.

We sent you a wedding invitation.

Mail travels slow and it sounds
specific. Maybe I never got it.

Well, I guess the best man won, huh?

Not the best man, Jim.

Just the more determined man.

I know this is a little lame, but
congratulations to both of you.

Thank you. Thank you.

There you go.

Get some more.

After a couple of months, Veronica was
transferred to Hawaii.

We shipped out to the jungle.

End of story.

Then suddenly I'm toasting the happy
couple while my insides are sloshing up

like that frozen beer glass.

So anyway, I was working for this union,
investing their pension fund, but I

kept hearing this quack, you know, tick
-tock, louder and louder. Finally, I had

to get off the dive.

That guy's a long way from Chicago.

Yeah, but, you know, something came up
that enabled me to be my own boss.

What happened to the three of us anyway?

Hmm?

Why don't we keep in touch?

I guess life has a way of getting in the
way sometimes.

After dinner, I let them talk me into
coffee back at their place.

Maybe I was too numb to say no, or maybe
I was just enjoying the pain.

Hey, we're off the gold road, all right?
Just follow us.

Hey, Archer.

Where are you going?

We got business to discuss.

It's over, Harry. You lost.

All right? Now get out of my way. Why
are you doing this? Is there a problem

here?

Yeah, nothing too tough, guy. Careful,
Harry.

This is my friend Jim Ellison.

Detective Jim Ellison. Did I mention
that?

So that's the way it is, huh?

Okay. Okay?

Get that for you.

Can't protect you forever.

What was that all about? That business
deal I was telling you about?

Well, he wanted in, but he was late
coming up with the cash.

Figures I owe him a finder. Forget him.
He's all talk.

Follow me.

How long have you been with the party?

Eight years.

Do you like it?

Uh, usually.

Uh, hold on a second.

Somebody's, uh, broken the front lock on
your house. I'd like you two to go back

to your cars, please.

If you didn't hear me, what are you
doing? I'm watching your back, just like

old days. Come on.

Stay behind me.

broken into the house?

The ape and the caddy.

What did Archer think?

No connection.

I mean, this wasn't your basic B &E.

They were looking for something.

Would it be fair to say that you fell in
love with Veronica the first time you

met?

Yeah.

And this relationship was intimate.

By that, I mean physical.

I'd like to think both of us thought it
was more than that, yeah.

For you, perhaps.

What is the question you're driving at
here, Aldo?

Why didn't you?

What, follow through?

Sandberg asked me the same question.

First there was the military, then the
department.

Met some lady, got married.

Didn't work out.

I guess I'd put Veronica in that one
-that -got -away file.

Anyway, that afternoon she called and
asked me to meet her down at Boulder

Point.

Sorry. I didn't know who else to call.

It's all right. I'm glad you called.

Alan's in trouble.

I don't know what it is, but it has to
do with that man at the restaurant.

I think the break -in was a warning of
some kind.

What does Alan say about it?

Nothing.

When I press him, he tells me I have an
overactive imagination.

The phone rings in the middle of the
night.

No one's there.

The other day, I thought we were being
followed.

The caddy? No, another car.

Every time I looked, it was there.

Alan acts as if he has no care in the
world.

Yeah.

He always thought of himself as
invincible.

The man at the restaurant, Alan called
him Harry.

Does he have a last name?

He doesn't talk to me.

Maybe he'll talk to you.

All right.

Let's see what I can do.

In the meantime, why don't you just try
and relax?

Stay in public places if you go out.

Lock your doors at night, that sort of
thing.

I'll be in touch.

Okay.

Thank you.

I remember you were always more thinner
than Alan.

Calmer.

I feel safe with you.

I'm still the emotional one.

I didn't get back to the station.

Call me if you need me.

All right.

Looking back, I can see that's where she
first set the hook.

For some reason, I didn't find it.

Well, she's an attractive woman.

You had a feeling for her.

You wanted to believe everything she
said?

Careful, Ray.

You're almost sounding like a human
being.

You might have shown that when you
charbroiled Sandberg.

I don't want to make things difficult
for you.

Actually, you can make things a whole
lot easier for me.

Well, you know what? You can make things
easier for me and not light that up.

I'm not into secondhand smoke, okay?

Sure.

Old habits are just hard to break.

I like protecting a friend.

Is that what I'm doing?

You and Allison are friends.

You hang out together. You go to crime
scenes together.

I'm working on my thesis. That's why we
can stay so close.

It's okay.

I think it's great.

All I'm saying is you see things, you
hear things.

Look, Detective Alder, why don't we just
cut to the chase, all right?

I've known Jim Ellison for three years
now.

If you're looking for a vice, the man
has a beer occasionally.

That's it.

You can't even get him to fix a parking
ticket. We're way past parking tickets

here.

Ellison led a team of cops on a drug
sting.

Five kilos were on the table.

Three showed up in the evidence room.
The DEA was there too. Have you talked

them? They were on the outside waiting
to go in.

Your buddy was on the inside.

Why is this so hard to believe?

Because I know him. You think you know
him? Wrong. I know him. You said it

yourself. We're friends.

Now, if you're looking for an accomplice
for this hoax of yours, you're going to

have to look somewhere else.

Where are you going?

I'm a civilian, all right?

I've waived my right to an attorney, and
you've waived your right to bust out

the rubber hose.

I'm out of here.

Hey, Jimmy.

I got some information on the caddy.
What is it?

They picked a temporary permit.

Description of the driver, first name
Harry, come up with a cat name Lovejoy.

Lovejoy, huh?

Garbage brand, any of the names still
stinks. Well, he's an arm breaker for

Chicago Freight. You know, Pop, Goat, or
Weasel. Yeah, I get the picture.

Thanks, Inch. Anytime, man.

Oh, I just finished up with Aldo. Man,
is that frustrating. It's like trying to

teach a card trick to a monkey.

Let's take a ride.

All right.

Sandberg and I headed out to see Alan. I
left my partner cooling at Heald out

front. I figured whatever Alan had to
say, he'd do it a lot easier if we were

alone.

If I had any guts, I'd say to hell with
the engine.

It's a sailboat.

It should live or die by the wind,
right?

Veronica's worried about you, Alan.

About what?

What, about the break -in last night? I
told you, it's nothing.

Harry Lovejoy's nothing.

You got that from Veronica, right?

She had no business talking to you.

Why are you being so stubborn about
this?

This doesn't concern you, all right?

Alan, you saved my life.

I'm going to forget that?

Let me tell you something.

That sniper was 300 yards away. We were
in the middle of a damn monsoon.

Before I took that shot, I knew I had a
one -in -a -million chance.

Until he fell, I wasn't sure if I got
him or he got you.

Look, the point is, it was more luck
than anything else.

We're square, Jimmy. You don't owe me
anything.

That's it.

Yeah, that's it.

All right, have it your way.

Change your mind, you know it. Reach me.

Well, well, Dick Tracy.

Figured you'd make an appearance.

What do you want from Archer?

Who's he?

Don't worry about him.

I just want to know how many players
we've got at the table.

You know me, but I know you.

Yeah.

I'm good at figuring out things, too.

Like right now, you're being
investigated by Internal Affairs over

smack that found its way down a rabbit
hole.

So I figure you got your hands in that.

I'll maybe get your hands in Archer's
pockets, too.

Are you for real, man?

It's real as it gets, Jack.

You still didn't answer my question.

What do you want from Archer?

Why don't you ask him? I did. Then ask
him again.

And this time, tell him he's running out
of time.

Tim, I think you should let this one go.

That guy all but accused you of being on
a take, you're already under

investigation from IAT. Just get someone
else to take the case.

No can do, Chief.

Alan's a friend of mine.

He's involved in something he shouldn't
be.

Wrong friend.

What? You think I'm blind, Jim?

When you're trying to protect your
Veronica.

Allison? Oh, God.

Jim, you have to stop him. What's going
on?

Ellen's in a rage because I came to talk
to you.

He said he wants to put an end to this
once and for all.

Well, where is he now?

On his way to see that man.

One of them is going to get killed. I
just know it.

Whoever blew up that car did an eighth
job.

One of the doors went clear into the
lake.

You can imagine how much of the body was
left after that.

Didn't it disturb you that Veronica
Archer was the only witness?

No.

Not until after we had done our Q &A
with public enemy number one.

I don't know nothing about Archer buying
it.

I was at the track, okay, surrounded by
hundreds of people.

The bomb was connected to the ignition
of Archer's car.

You could have been in a crater on the
moon, for God's sake, and it still would

have gone off.

I'm not saying we're one without my
lawyer.

All right.

Jim.

I thought you were with this lawyer.

I thought we might be able to help him
out with his life in Chicago.

My life is fine in Chicago, thank you.

Really?

I just spoke with Special Agent Klein of
the FBI, and he told me that the union

you work for is under investigation for
money laundering.

Silly me. I thought, you know, you help
us out, we help you out with the FBI,

but you have it all figured out.

Why don't you cut loose back to the
Midwest and tap on a murder charge for a

little added bonus?

Scooch him.

Yes, sir.

All right.

The money was being watched for the
pension fund.

Archer was in charge of the books when
he was skimming.

When he found out that we were on to
him, he skipped home with 500 large.

I've been looking for him for months.

The night at the restaurant.

chance meeting i don't know we're
supposed to be there he said that archer

she his wife she's the one who made the
call she said that archer would pay back

all the money plus interest he just
wanted to meet in a public place so he'd

feel safe you sure it was his wife that
called oh yeah veronica knew her up in

chicago don't forget a voice like that i
bet you don't you kill

archer

My orders... Jim,

wait a minute.

I told you, I have no idea what Alan was
involved in.

Yeah, well, that's not what Lovejoy
said.

And you believe him?

Why shouldn't I?

You lied to me before.

See, when I asked you if you knew
Harry's last name, you said you didn't.

But later that day, I mentioned it to
Alan, and he thought I got Lovejoy's

from you.

Well, Alan was just guessing.

Why would he make a guess like that if
he didn't think that you already knew

what was going on?

Veronica, Alan was my friend.

What are you holding back here?

There's just some places you shouldn't
look.

You may not like what you find.

Try me.

One night in Chicago, Alan came to me in
a panic, said he'd done something

stupid.

He'd been drinking, so it all just
tumbled out. The mom, the skimming,

everything.

He said we had to leave right away.

Married or not.

Once you found out what Alan was into,
you could have gone right to the police.

You didn't have to stick around.

I'm terrified not to.

He

said

he'd kill me if I left him.

I saw no reason to believe he wouldn't
keep his word.

You're the man I remembered.

And ever since that night at the
restaurant, I'd hoped maybe you could

away from all this.

When you're desperate, you think
desperate things.

Who do you think killed him, Veronica?

I don't know.

Someone in Chicago, maybe Vegas.

He owed a lot of money to the casino.

He ran up his credit, and we skipped out
of town owing them, too.

real crazy thing?

I think I'd be glad he was dead.

So was my husband.

And I tried to be a good wife.

So you knew that she had knowledge of
the skimming.

And that made her an accessory after the
fact.

Why didn't you bring her in for
questioning?

Because she was a victim.

And I thought she'd had enough.

From that time on, she just let the line
play out.

Must have felt it pulling me along, but
I didn't care.

Anyway, we started seeing more of each
other.

Then about a month later, she dropped
the bombshell.

I'm not sure.

Alan took out a $3 million life
insurance policy.

Claims agent called me this morning.

He took it out when he worked at the
union.

That's a lot of money.

I don't care about the money.

There's the one good thing that's come
out of all that.

You've done that for me. I've never done
that.

All those years.

Long term for me.

I always imagined you getting the
wedding invitation in the mail and

up.

Tell me, what would you have done if it
reached you all those years ago?

Long time no see.

I've been busy.

Any closer to who killed Archer?

Nowhere, nowhere.

We got Lovejoy in Chicago.

The feds have him.

We can get him back, but I don't think
that's going to serve anything.

Uh, you ever thought about looking
closer to home?

What are you trying to say, Chief?

Well, uh, what was that that you always
used to tell me? You know, uh, M -O -M?

Motive, Opportunity, Method?

I'm sure there's a point here.

The point is $3 million and an abused
wife.

Motive. And she's certainly had
opportunity.

So she goes and puts a bomb in his car.

It's possible.

Maybe I need to clue you in.

Forensics said the explosive was D -13.

That's a linear -shaped charge using
demolition.

It takes a...

A highly technical, precision knowledge
to handle it, okay?

There goes your method.

She could have had help.

I think you're the one who needs help.

I'm going to bed. I'm tired.

Sorry I brought it up.

A few days later, the insurance company
paid off and Veronica called.

She was hearing noises again, like
someone was close by prowling around.

I figured it was just her imagination.

I was wrong.

Real low.

Alan.

Hey, hotshot.

When did you figure it out?

I had all the pieces.

Just couldn't make them fit until right
now.

Thank you, Death.

I loved you before I left Three Million.

Yeah, well, you know me.

Always thinking.

Yeah.

So the whole thing was a setup right
from the car show, huh?

That night at the restaurant, I was
supposed to be seen with you so that

would think that I was your protection
and he would back off.

That's who Veronica called from the
restaurant.

And later, we're to go to your house
where I find it a mess and assume

someone's...

But the best is yet to come. Go on.

Get it all out of your system.

So you needed someone to witness the
explosion and be believed. This way,

wouldn't be a need for a positive ID.

And you needed a cop who would let love
and friendship cloud his judgment.

Listen, you were just a means to an end,
right? Nothing personal.

That's all personal.

Here's the big picture, Jim. Three
million dollars. One for me, one for

Veronica, and one for you. All you gotta
do...

is just walk away.

You're not supposed to walk away from
that body in your car, too, right? That

was nobody, all right?

Some low -rent hustler tried a strong
army in a bar. I guarantee you society

won't miss him.

What happened to you, man?

Hey.

You owe me.

I thought we were clear. I changed my
mind.

All right?

I gotta send you over.

Let the backup handle the rough trade.
You never did like the solo mission, did

you, Jim?

I didn't call for backup.

That bitch.

Let's go.

It's over.

I hate you.

Don't make me do this.

Hey, Jim.

The old Archer clock.

I can't hear it ticking anymore.

Wait a minute.

Hang in there. Hang in there.

Now, I got help on the way. Come on.

It was the insurance scam.

We were both in on it.

This is not what Mrs. Archer says.

She claims that she knew nothing about
this.

That you and Archer planned it all.

Then you decided to kill him because you
thought she'd run off with you.

Is that all of it?

Yeah.

The rest you know.

You know, that's quite a story.

Fortunately, it doesn't match her
version.

Yeah, well, she's lying.

Yeah, she's pretty convincing.

You know, $3 million is a lot of money.

You were in love.

You know, it happens all the time.

You and her husband were going to fake
his death.

And then you were going to kill her
after she got the money.

But you wanted Veronica and the payoff.

Guess what?

I believe her.

I may not get you on the drug deal, but
that is chump change compared to this.

It's getting kind of late here.

Are we done?

Well, it's still her word against Jim's.

Doesn't matter.

Because of what went down with the
drugs, she's already on suspicion.

People will always wonder if he was a
bad cop.

I'm sorry I worked out this way.

If it's any consolation, it wasn't all
an act.

Sure it was.

You needed me to get to Archer.

You need Aldo to get to me.

I mean, you're smart, Veronica.

I'll give you that, but I'm going to
have to put you away now.

It's already over and you don't even
know it.

Run while you're still able to.

And if you need any money, we both know
I got loads.

Why are you being so generous?

Because you can't win.

And let's just say for old time's sake.

Apology, I guess.

What are you going to do?

Start acting like a cop.

All right.

Let's

contact

Detective Aldo of Eternal Affairs.

Bring it, Allison.

It's a receipt for D -13.

The same type of explosive that blew
Archer's cock.

Purchase it. You need an ID and a
signature.

It's my signature, but I didn't sign it.
Archer did.

You just have an answer for everything,
don't you?

We learned how to forge in special ops.

You don't see that? You were supposed to
find this, for God's sake.

Why would I blow up a chemical building?
Nobody said you did.

Building had highly volatile material.

Just blew up.

She said something last night, like it
was over. I guess that's what she meant.

Was anyone else there when she said it?

I was.

Did you hear her?

No.

I just saw them talking.

I don't need to hear anymore.

You do it or I will.

Jim, I need to put you on suspension
pending a full investigation.

I need your badge and your gun.

Oh, come on, Simon. You can't do this.

I don't have a choice.

You know where to find me.

Hey, Jim.

Wait up, man.

What's next?

A chemical building.

What about it?

Well, if signatures are required to buy
the explosives, maybe other safeguard

measures are in place as well.

All right, good.

Oh, chief.

I'm sorry.

That's all right. I mean, come on, we
don't make mistakes, right? Yeah, yeah.

You've got to admit it was a good -sized
mistake.

It's huge.

All right, that's enough, all right? You
see?

What are we looking

for?

We'll know when we find it.

Oh, that's a good answer.

Did you get that off a T -shirt?

security camera.

Wayne?

VCR.

I want to help you, Jim, but you're on
suspension.

Serena, can't you just run it through
for us once, please? This is really

important.

I need authorization.

I'll authorize it.

Works for me.

Well, for once you both are speechless.

I like that.

I did my own background check of
Veronica Archer. Turns out her father

strip miner, detonations expert. That
gives her a link to explosives.

Did you share this information with Aldo
yet? He's not returning my calls.

Not much left here.

Can you play it again?

Freeze it right there.

Can you isolate this?

You have more calling than evolution.

Hey, that looks like Veronica.

That looks familiar.

Get a blow up on his hand.

Recognize that hockey puck on his wrist?

That's Aldo.

How on earth did you see that?

So Aldo gets access to evidence lockup.
Snagged the heroin before it's logged

in. He frames me as a bad cop.

The outlet's shut with the Archer case
and then takes off with a cut of Allen 3

-0. And Allen's wife, too.

Yeah, this is Banks. I need an APB put
out on Ray Aldo.

Well, accessory to murder, for a start.
It only gets better from there.

Just get on it, Brown.

We can gloat later.

This is Al's outlet. What about
Veronica?

You have the plane ticket?

You're not going to need tickets where
you're going, Veronica.

I thought you might change your mind
about things, Jim. There was a security

camera that caught you and Ray Aldo
buying explosives at the chemical

That links you to insurance fraud and
murder.

But I don't know a Ray Aldo.

I'll take the money.

Of course you will.

I suppose you won't have, right?

No, I'll take all of it.

I'll need it for evidence.

He's under arrest.

Jim, you should have settled for half.

You're not going to get three feet past
that door.

And neither will you.

You had a piece in your hand the whole
time.

Who was on the other end of this
business transaction that you were out

expecting at the door?

I mean, really, you didn't have any
intention of splitting up this money,

you? I deserve it.

I did all the work.

Now, come on, Jim.

Move out of the way.

Don't.

I'm a better shot than Alan ever was.

I'm sure you are.

You're gonna, uh...

Be prepared to take out your bellhop,
too.

No contest.

Where do you feel?

Keep it clear out there.

Tim, you okay?

Yeah.

Can I get an ambulance?

I don't think that's going to be
necessary.

Hey.

Veronica, was she shooting at you?

Or at Aldo?

We're all done here.

Why don't you guys go back? I'll catch
up with you.

He'll get over it.

Maybe not today, but soon.

Sometimes you sound like an old movie.