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Male reporter on TV:
In a shocking turn of events,

Sierra Macy, thought
to have been murdered...

Lazy morning in bed with
your new girlfriend Naomi?

No, we're both a little busy
what with the U.S. Attorney

going through every case
I've ever worked.

You said
you were 10 blocks away.

Traffic on Broadway.

You also said
I got to pick my own cases.

Believe me,
you'll pick this one.

You see the news this morning
about Sierra Macy?

Woman from Queens,
went missing a decade ago.

Presumed dead until today

when she flagged down
a UPS driver in Yonkers.

- A miracle.
- If it's really her.

Prints are a match.
It's her.

I've had my share
of lost weekends, but 10 years?

Where's she been?

Apparently held captive
by a long-haul trucker

named Peter Gunther.

He died of a heart attack,
Sierra escaped.

You want CIU to review
the conviction of the guy

currently in prison
for her kidnap and murder.

Josh Fleck.
He was a teacher at her school.

He should go free.
Clearly, he didn't kill Sierra.

But Peter Gunther
didn't abduct her.

NYPD found his trip sheets
in the house.

He was doing a long haul in Iowa
the night she went missing.

Gunther had
an accomplice.

Could've been Josh Fleck
or someone else entirely.

How solid is the case
against Fleck?

Physical evidence
connects him to the crime,

he lied to the cops,
and pled guilty.

Could mean he's guilty,

could mean
some bulldog prosecutor

railroaded an innocent guy
into a plea deal.

Is it really her?

Is Sierra alive?

Yeah.

Hayes, meet the bulldog
who put Josh Fleck away.

- Captions by VITAC--

Sierra Macy was a junior
at Westford High

when she disappeared.

She had a reputation
for breaking the rules--

skipping class, smoking pot,
running away from home.

Girl after my own heart.

Josh Fleck started teaching
at Westford that year.

He was 23,
known as the cool teacher,

offering advice,

taking an interest
in students' personal lives--

Maybe too personal
an interest.

Sierra called Josh from
a train station that night,

which he denied when the cops
first contacted him.

You shouldn't be here.

I'm still a part
of this unit.

Turns out
Josh was lying.

He picked up Sierra
and drove her to a nearby diner.

You put this guy away, though.

Which means I know this case
inside and out.

And since we only have
five days...

A waitress served them
around 10:00 p.m.,

and a half-hour later,
she said she saw Sierra

getting into Josh's truck.

There's no way you can be
objective about this.

You should recuse yourself.

Thanks for the support.

Or you should
do it for him.

Maxine's right, according
to conventional wisdom.

I hate conventional wisdom.
Sam's familiar with the case.

And I want to see
how he handles

the anguish of facing
his mistake.

It's not a problem
ifI made a mistake.

Sierra Macy's alive,
and since you got Josh

to plead guilty
to her kidnap and murder--

Because Detective Quinn
and I put together

an airtight case
against him.

We had Sierra's blood
on the passenger door
of Josh's truck

and a shovel
with fresh dirt in the back.

Which he obviously didn't use
to bury her.

The point is even without
a body,

I had enough
for a life sentence.

This time,
just get the truth.

You can start
by re-interviewing Josh.

I wasn't kidding
about facing your mistakes.

Maxine, go with him,
make sure he stays objective.

Frankie, see if you can find
a link between Josh and Gunther.

Tess,
reach out to Sierra's mom,

see if Sierra's up
for talking to us.

How have the last 10 years
been for you, A.D.A. Spencer?

'Cause mine
have really sucked.

When am I getting out of here?

Your murder conviction's
being overturned,

but the kidnapping
still stands.

We'll be adding
trafficking charges

if we prove you were
responsible for her abduction.

So this time
you'll prove it

instead of bullying me
into a plea?

If you were innocent,
why take the deal?

My lawyer told me a jury
might give me a life sentence.

Figured 20 years,
I'm 43 when I get out.

I still have a shot
at a life.

Tell us what happened
the night Sierra disappeared.

I've already told him
plenty of times.

Tell me.

Taking a plea means
you give up your appeals.

This review's your only shot
of getting out of here.

Sierra called me
from the train station,

said she was running away,
she wanted to say goodbye,

which is teenage speak
for "Stop me, please."

So I picked her up,

took her to the diner
where we could talk.

Sounds like you two
were really close.

School was hard for her.
Home, too.

Being a teenager, your life
is like wall-to-wall rules.

Sierra needed somebody who could
understand how she felt,

who could tell her
it gets better.

You were her teacher,
not her friend.

I was trying to do both.

Not the best judgment,
I know.

So at the diner,
I calmed her down,

or at least
I thought I did.

She got up to use the bathroom,
and she never came back.

I figured she needed
more time.

It is a nice story,

but it leaves out
one little detail--

her blood on the door
of your truck.

Please talk to Sierra.

She will tell you
we were friends.

I would never hurt her.

We'll see what
she has to say.

You're not serious.

Keeping Sam on the case

puts him in complete
conflict of interest.

Great way to discover
what he's made of.

Your team, your call,

but it's on you to make sure
he doesn't screw up.

Mm-hmm.

You talk to Sierra Macy yet?

About to head over with Sam.

Any update on the battle
with the U.S. Attorney?

Naomi's there now.

Have they found something?

Nothing for them to find.

Doesn't mean
they won't find anything.

Well, let me know
if I can help in any way.

Naomi's got me covered.
Thanks.

Hello?

Hayes, what can you tell
about the investigation?

All these reporters remind me
- of when Sierra disappeared.
- Hayes!

Camped out
day and night then, too.

The media loves triumph

almost as much
as they love tragedy.

Sierra's story bridges both.
She's the dream girl.

Mrs. Macy, thank you for letting
us speak with Sierra.

I'll go get her.

Actually,
we need to talk to her alone.

Last door on the left.

Carla, how are you?

Ah.

I cleaned out her room.

I gave away her clothes.

We had a funeral.

I'm sorry.

Based on the evidence
we had--

10 years that monster
had my baby locked up.

The things he did.

The police stopped
looking.

I gave up because
you told me she was dead.

He showed me a clip
from "GMA."

It was my mom
talking about my murder...

so that I'd know
no one was coming for me.

Can you remember
anything else?

He called me
his baby girl.

I'd hear him
coming down the stairs

every night
like clockwork.

Then a few nights ago,
it stopped.

That's when I knew
if I didn't get out,

I was gonna die
down there.

I didn't, but...

I feel like
this girl did.

I don't even remember
being her.

Sierra, you know
that Josh Fleck is in prison

for your kidnapping
and murder.

He's been cleared
of the murder charges,

but there are still some
questions about your abduction.

We know that Gunther
wasn't responsible.

We need to find out
who may have taken you.

Do you really think
Mr. Fleck did it?

We don't know.
That's why we're asking you.

I remember fighting with Liam,
my mom's boyfriend,

here at home.

Is that why you ran off?

I ended up
at the train station.

I wasn't sure who to call.

I knew Mr. Fleck
wouldn't yell at me.

So he picked me up
and drove me to the diner,

and-- and we just...
talked.

And then... everything
gets hazy.

I remember feeling dizzy,

and my mouth was dry
like-- like I was high.

Do you think Mr. Fleck
drugged you?

I don't think so.

We were friends.

Try to remember, Sierra.

I'm sorry.

I can't.

Sierra,
those scars on your arms,

did Gunther do that to you?

No.

You used to cut yourself?

Did you cut yourself
earlier that night

before you called Josh?

Yes.

I was upset.

Thank you, Sierra.

What's with all the questions
about her cutting?

Another explanation
for how Sierra's blood

was found
in Josh's truck.

Looks like your airtight case
has sprung a leak.

Sierra was cutting
the night she disappeared.

That could be how her blood
got on the door of Josh's truck.

Even if that is the case,
Josh could've kidnapped Sierra

and delivered her
to Gunther.

He didn't have an alibi
for later that night.

Because he was
at home asleep.

That blood was
the only evidence of foul play.

And it's how you painted Josh
as a violent assailant.

Detective Quinn talked
to a waitress at the diner

who said that she saw Josh
touching Sierra inappropriately

then saw the two
leave together.

Someone needs
to go talk to the witness.

- I'll do it.
- No, you won't.

I need someone who doesn't
have an ax to grind.

Tess, go speak to the waitress.
Take Maxine with you.

Hayes wants us to talk
to the waitress from the diner.

Oh, great.
I'll be there in a sec.

Thanks so much for meeting
with us on your break.

That poor girl. It's a miracle
she's still alive.

Yes. Unfortunately,
that wasn't the least of it.

The man you saw her with
the night she went missing...

Uh, Josh Fleck.

I see lots of people
come through every week.

He creeped me out.
- Care to elaborate?

Mm, the way he was talking
to her, holding her hand.

Young girl like that,

you could just tell
something wasn't right.

In your statement,
you said you saw

Josh and Sierra
leave together.

I'd come out here
for a smoke,

and I watched them
get into his truck.

And that was parked
on the side of the diner?

That's right.

Problem is,
these big propane tanks

were parked there
at the time.

Not only would it have been
a bad place for you to light up,

but the tanks
would've obstructed

your view
of the parking lot.

The penalty for perjury
in New York

is up to seven years.

Look, I saw them inside,
I served them.

Whatever was going on,
it wasn't right.

But you never saw them
drive off together?

No.

Then why did you tell
the police you did?

That detective, he told me

they found blood
in Josh Fleck's truck.

They knew he'd done it,
but they needed someone

to confirm he and Sierra
left here together.

I was trying to help.

What does the U.S. Attorney
have on Wallace?

He doesn't want me
to tell you.

And yet, you're here.

Do you remember
when you and Wallace faced off

on Tim Gore's
insider trading case?

Of course.

My father asked me
to represent Tim,

but we never made it
to trial.

- The charges were dropped.
- Yes.

After Wallace's star witness
from the grand jury recanted.

His confidentialstar witness
who now says

that you pressured him
into recanting.

The U.S. Attorney thinks
that Wallace leaked

the identity of the witness
to me.

- Exactly.
- That's a felony.

Wallace could get
disbarred.

Edward Marchand's
handling the case.

I know him.
He's tough.

Right now,
he's offering Wallace a deal

that would keep him
out of jail.

That would end
his political career.

I know.
But he's considering it.

Wallace didn't leak
the name to me.

And I will testify
to that effect

in front
of the U.S. Attorney.

As Wallace's attorney,
I'm thrilled.

As your friend, I'll point out
that you'll be asked

how you got a confidential
witness's name,

and you will need
to answer.

Mm.
I know.

And depending
on that answer,

you could be in a lot
of trouble yourself.

Call me in front
of the U.S. Attorney.

No wonder why they can't fix
the toilet at the precinct.

The city blew their bankroll
on this place.

What's up, Quinn?

Come here.

Sierra Macy.

I figured you'd be calling
about that.

The waitress admitted
to my colleague

that she never saw them leave
the diner together.

You told me
she was a solid witness.

You told me you needed
to put Sierra

in that dirtbag's truck
leaving the diner.

I never meant you should
fabricate a witness statement.

What does this matter?
Josh Fleck pled guilty.

He obviously played
a role in this.

We put him away
for her murder.

Clearly, she's not dead.

The evidence still points
to him for the kidnapping.

It might not.

What the hell
happened to you, Sam?

All of this
Monday morning quarterbacking,

overturning cases
we busted our asses off to make.

And we did that to get
the bad guys off the street.

That's important work.

So is making sure
we actually got the bad guys,

because if we didn't,
whoever grabbed Sierra
is still out there.

We didn't screw up.

New info on Josh Fleck.

Sierra Macy's not the first girl
he overstepped with.

Angela Cheng.

She didn't go
to Josh's school,

and yet her parents
filed a complaint there.

Why?

Apparently, he sexually
assaulted their daughter.

There's no mention of her
in any of your case notes.

Josh pled to Sierra's murder
before I found out about it,

but he met Angela
on a message board,

and she was 16 years old.

You still think
this guy's innocent?

You have a history
of dating underage girls,

like Angela Cheng.

Angela said she was 20
in her post.

She said the same thing
in person.

We looked for that post,
couldn't find it.

It was over a decade ago.

Her parents made her delete it
when they found out--

Or maybe you're a predator.

What was next for Angela?
Abduction?

That is ridiculous.
She came on to me.

Blaming the victim's not
gonna get you out of here.

I'm not blaming her.
It was consensual.

That's not
what Angela said.

She told us that
you forced yourself on her.

Sam!
Hey!

Just like you did
with Sierra.

That is a lie.
I didn't do anything wrong.

Says the man
in the orange jumpsuit.

You want to talk
about a victim?

How about the guy doing 20 years
for a crime he didn't commit?

Josh,
we are here to help you.

Maybe youare.

But he's trying
to railroad me again.

I just want
your side of the story.

I already told you.

Angela said she was 20.
She looked 20.

She was underage.

Vulnerable.

Your preferred target,
just like Sierra.

I've got nothing more
to say to you.

Guard!

What was that?

Just trying to cut
through the lies.

By telling more lies?

We never found Angela.

He doesn't know that.

Oh, come on, Maxine.

All the years
we've worked cases together,

I've seen you lie
to dozens of perps.

Josh is right.

You're trying
to railroad him again.

He's a viable suspect.

And if you weren't
still pissed

about what happened
with the filmmaker,
you'd agree with me.

Like hell I would.

Your blood evidence
against Josh is suspect,

your main witness
outright lied,

and there is nothing
connecting him to the man

who held Sierra captive
for 10 years.

So you need to wake up
or back off!

Frankie has an idea.

Wallace just summoned me,
so take your time.

I've run everything
I could find on Gunther,

but this guy was careful.

No credit cards,
only used burner phones.

Explains why we're having a hard
time connecting him to Josh.

Josh's actual innocence
being another explanation.

It got me thinking.

The only person
besides the kidnapper

who knows the truth
about that night is Sierra.

You ever heard
of state-dependent
memory retrieval?

I have a feeling
I'm about to.

It's the use
of psychotropic drugs

to recover
repressed memories.

Works even better
if the subject was on drugs

at the time
the memory was formed.

Sierra was clearly drugged.

Her symptoms-- the dry mouth,
disorientation,

memory loss--
are consistent with an opioid.

Most likely fentanyl
or hydromorphone.

You want to turn Sierra
into a lab rat.

Maybe if we bring her
back to the diner,

her memories
will come back to her.

She'll be able to identify
Josh Fleck as her kidnapper.

Or if it was someone else.

Dr. Lorraine Maltin
is an expert

in this type
of memory retrieval.

She volunteered to supervise
the whole thing.

Just keep Sierra safe.
She has been through enough.

I spoke to Naomi.
You're not testifying.

Of course I am.

You didn't leak
the witness' name to me.

I stole it from you.

I was over
at your place one night,

and I saw the grand jury minutes
in your briefcase,

and I read them.

I know.

I was counting on that.

Wait. What?

I left my briefcase open with
the grand jury minutes on top.

I knew you wouldn't be able
to help yourself.

Why would you do that?

So you could win.

It was a frivolous
white-collar case.

It meant nothing to me.

You were on the partner track.
I wanted to help you.

Oh, like I couldn't
have beaten you on my own?

The point is
I'm responsible for the leak.

I'm going to take the deal.

I don't want you to.

I stole the damn minutes.
Let me testify.

I won't be responsible
for you getting disbarred.

Oh, don't you dare
"knight in shining armor" me.

Okay.

I also don't want to risk
tanking the CIU.

That's my legacy.

You take this deal,

your political career
is over.

I can live with that.

Dr. Maltin will take Sierra

through the events
leading up to her abduction.

You can stop
any time you need, okay?

I spent the last 10 years
of my life

trapped in a tiny cell,

hoping and... praying
that someone would save me.

And if Mr. Fleck is innocent,
he's doing the same.

I have to help him.

Sierra, I'm gonna inject you
with a small does of fentanyl.

It'll make you feel
a little disoriented.

That's all.

Now look around.

I want you to try
to put yourself

back in the night
you disappeared--

how you felt,
what you were thinking.

I wanted to get away.

That's good, Sierra.

What else
were you feeling?

I had to get out of the house.

I didn't know
where I was gonna go.

I went to the train station,
but I chickened out.

That's when I called Mr. Fleck.

He brought me here.

I was cold.
He gave me his jacket.

Mr. Fleck ordered
a hot chocolate.

He said it would
make me feel better,

and it did.

Dr. Maltin:
Did he seem nervous?

No.

How about the other people
in the diner?

Did anyone stand out,
look suspicious?

No.

I'm sorry.
I wish I was more help.

Oh, it's okay.

Maybe Josh was the only
suspicious person.

So, what happened next?

He calmed me down,
said he would take me home,

and then we left.

I don't remember.

Take a few deep breaths.
Try and relax.

There's nothing.
I'm sorry.

I'm trying.

You're doing
a great job, Sierra.

Wait.

Wait.
I went to the bathroom.

I wanted to clean myself up.

Someone came up behind me.

I felt a pinch
like-- like a needle.

Did you see who it was?

No.

But I-I-I felt... heavy.

It was dark.

I was in the trunk of a car.

I-I-I felt like
I was there for hours.

Then I was at a house.

- Gunther's house?
- No, that was later.

Like, a few days later.

I was blindfolded.

But-- But I could
hear things.

Chimes.

For days, all I could hear
was stupid chimes.

What about faces?

This is important, Sierra.

Did you see who put you
in the trunk?

No.

Was it Mr. Fleck?

I don't know.

I'm sorry.
I can't.

That's enough.
Leave her alone.

Josh drove a pickup.

No trunk.

Maybe he used
a different car.

It's a different kidnapper.

Think you locked up
the wrong dude.

...when she was sexually abused
and deprived

of all contact
with the outside world.

Neighbors were reeling
at the discovery

of something so gruesome
in a neighborhood

they thought was a safe haven
for their families.

New York's Conviction
Integrity Unit,
in conjunction...

I told you
this case would hurt.

What are you doing here,
Hayes?

Following a trail
of drunk texts

that get progressively
more pathetic.

"I think I made
a mistake about Josh.

I'm taking myself off the case."
Blah, blah, blah.

You really walk all that way
to lord that over me?

Uh, self-pity
isn't your strong suit.

The night Josh pled guilty,

I stood on that booth
right there,

and I bought
a round for the house.

Took me a month
to pay off that bar tab,

but it was worth it.

What the hell are you doing?

Clearly,
you want to punish yourself.

I figured I'd help.

You could've hit me.

I was trying to.

You know
what your problem is?

You're not
a seasoned screw-up like me.

You haven't perfected
the rebound.

So my problem is
I'm too good?

Oh, no.

It's just that you think
of yourself that way,

and that
there's this clean line

between the good guys
and the bad guys,

and your job is to hold
that line secure.

Is that so wrong?

Yeah, because it has nothing
to do with reality.

We're all bad guys
in someone's story.

You're Josh Fleck's.

And I should
just accept that?

Or you can start the rewrite.
Up to you.

♪ All lovin' day for you

♪ 'Cause you're my true love

Rough night?

Been going over
Sierra's case file.

Whatever you need to ask her,
it'll have to wait.

I came to talk to you.

May I?

Thank you.

10 years ago,
I sat in this room,

and I asked you who else
might've taken Sierra.

I remember.

And we talked
about your boyfriend Liam.

We're not together
anymore.

You swore to me that he spent
the entire night with you.

At 12:30 a.m. on the night
that Sierra disappeared,

Liam was stopped
by a state trooper

for a busted taillight
on 295.

He was out looking for her.

Was he?

295 north is the road
he would've taken
to Gunther's house.

I didn't want to believe
he could've, but...

Carla, what else didn't
you tell us about Liam?

Wallace wants
to take a bullet for you,

and you're mad at him?

Just doesn't make sense.

He's trying to protect you.

Well, I don't need protection,
and his political career,

he wouldn't give that up
for anyone.

No one asked you
to do that.

It's not for you,
it's for me.

I think that you're upset
with Wallace

because you want
to protect him.

You want to be his knight
in shining armor.
No way!

Because you want
to win him back from Naomi.

You're out of your mind.

I want him
to owe me for a change.

Whatever you say.

The election's getting close.
How are you feeling?

Mm.
Nice subject change.

We're cautiously
optimistic.

My work here is done.
Bye.

Once I pointed out

holes in Liam's story,
Carla opened up.

So, he was, um, also a vet tech.
He had access to fentanyl.

Oh, look,
you started without me.

This is Liam Strout--

Carla's former
live-in boyfriend.

How's the hangover?

I'll survive.

Liam moved in with Carla

six months
before Sierra disappeared.

Sierra started acting up
around that time.

Teenage girl doesn't like
Mom's new boyfriend.

What differentiates this
from "Gossip Girl"?

Carla said that Liam and Sierra
argued a lot,

but that night,
it got physical.

She ran because
she was afraid of him.

Liam's never been considered
- a person of interest.
- Sam: Not until now.

But I did some digging,
looked into his financials.

Two months
after Sierra disappeared,

he put a large down payment
on a condo in Williamsburg.

$80,000 in cash.

You think Liam sold Sierra
to Gunther?

He was supposedly
out looking for her

between 10:00 p.m.
and 2:00 a.m.

More than enough time
to drive to Gunther's and back.

Sounds like a solid new suspect.
Let's bring him in.

Carla and me,
we had a good thing going.

Always wondered if we'd have
made it work, you know,

if Sierra
hadn't gone missing.

Yeah, but you and Sierra
didn't get along.

She was a teenager.
I was dating her mom.

It was awkward sometimes,
you know, but we made it work.

When you slammed her
against the wall,

was that making it work?

Trust me, if you lived

under the same roof
as that girl,

you would've lost
your cool, too.

The night Sierra went missing,
you went looking for her.

Carla was freaking out.
I was, too.

You were home
around 2:00 a.m.?

What's your point?
I didn't look hard enough?

You had plenty of time
to pick her up at the diner

and drop her
at Peter Gunther's place.

You think I gave her
to that psycho?

Gave?
No, no, no.

Sold.

Two months
after Sierra disappeared,

you put an $80,000 deposit
on a Brooklyn condo.

That's a lot of money
for anyone,

especially a vet tech--

a job that gives you access
to fentanyl.

That's what you used
on Sierra, right?

Sierra Macy was a mess
long before I met her.

It was only
a matter of time

before she got herself
in trouble.

Anything else you want to know,
ask my lawyer.

Oh, what happened
with the ex?

I shook him.

He didn't break.

Maybe he'll make a mistake

now that he knows
that we're looking at him.

Yeah,
I'll call the 91st,

see if they can spare a squad
to keep eyes on him.

Good idea.

You were right.

I should've stepped
off this case.

It's not easy
to face your screw-ups.

I guess we all handle it
in our own way.

I'm gonna make it right.

It might not
be that simple,

but good for you for trying.

The waitress
at the diner--

Melissa DeLeon.

I'm gonna show her
Liam's picture.

Maybe she can
place him there that night.

Happy to do it.

I understand you're ready
to accept the plea deal

and acknowledge
your wrongdoing.

That's correct.

It's okay,
he's expecting me.

Don't start the party
without me.

Little busy here.

I am sorry to interrupt,
except I'm not.

Hayes.
What are you doing?

Testifying.

You haven't been sworn in.

Details.

Wallace didn't leak
the grand jury minutes.

Then how did you learn
the identity of the key witness?

From the grand jury minutes.

Wallace didn't give them
to me.

They were mailed to me
by an anonymous source.

Convenient.

That's what I thought,
so I looked into it.

Guess who it was
traced back to?

Hayes--
Chuck Sawyer.

He was a paralegal
at the Chicago D.A.'s office.

Turns out he hated you.

Guess Chuck
wanted to get even

by sinking your big break
with the feds.

Well, let's hope
Mr. Sawyer corroborates

your story
when I subpoena him.

I'm sure he'd be happy to,
except he's dead.

Passed away in February.

Then I'll need
to hear it from you,

assuming you're willing
to take the stand officially.

I'd love to.

We won't be taking that deal.

Melissa DeLeon?

I know you?

Sam Spencer, from the City's
Conviction Integrity Unit.

Can I ask you
a few questions?

Thank you.

Hey, so I did some more
digging on Liam.

This is a copy
of a wire transfer

from Liam's
brother-in-law in Miami.

Liam wasn't lying.

He borrowed money
for the condo.

Well, that accounts
for the cash,

but it still doesn't let
Liam off the hook entirely.

Anything
on the fentanyl lead?

I phoned Liam's old supervisor
at the shelter three times,

but they haven't
called me back.

Then we need to go there
in person and get some answers.

You may not need to.

I went looking
for a connection

between Liam and Gunther,

came across this instead.

It's an old ConEd bill.

For Gunther's house
in Yonkers.

Look who's name
is on the payment slip.

Melissa DeLeon?

We need to call Sam now.

Thanks again
for cooperating.

I thought they had the man
who abducted that poor girl.

Well, we're considering
other suspects.

Do you recognize this man

from the night you saw Sierra
at the diner?

Would've been driving
this car.

He looks familiar,
but, uh--

Give me a sec.
Let me grab my glasses.

Okay.

These chimes,
how long have you had them?

I got them in Cabo
about 20 years ago.

You kidnapped Sierra.

Show me your hands!

Don't say another word.

Killing me is only gonna
make your problems worse.

My team knows I came to see you.
They know where I am.

I loved Gunther.

So you helped him rape
and torture Sierra for 10 years?

You're the reason
he had all that time.

Locking up the wrong man.

Didn't work out for me, either.

He didn't need me anymore.

So why didn't
you turn him in?

That'd mean
turning myself in.

Stay back.

All you did was take her.

You didn't know
what Gunther was gonna do.

You'll be out in 10 years,
6 for good behavior.

I'm sorry,
but it has to be this way.

- Move, move!
- Freeze! Freeze!

- Drop it!
- Stay right where you are.

Now!

Melissa DeLeon admitted
to abducting Sierra.

Your conviction's
been vacated.

You're a free man.

People will still think
I was involved...

no matter what I do.

I'll do whatever I can
to make it right.

I've been in here
10 years.

Do you have any idea
how long that is...

when you're locked in a cage,
staring at a cement wall?

I know
you've been through hell.

No, you don't.

You have no damn idea.

You had a life.

I had nothing.

I'm sorry.

You stole those years
from me.

I will never
get them back,

and I will never
forgive you.

♪ Go wake me in the water

♪ In her holy light

♪ And I'm drinking
her fruit foam body ♪

Josh,
there are still rumors

you were involved
in the kidnapping.

Any comment?

Josh, think you'll ever get
a teaching job again?

♪ Come meet me in the garden I, uh...

I, uh...

♪ Where the angels sing

♪ We're mixing up
milk and honey ♪

Hey, Mr. Fleck.

♪ Ooh

♪ Oh-ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh

Mr. Fleck, please.

♪ Ooh, ooh

♪ And, oh, I was lost,
now I'm found ♪

♪ The spirit will move in me

♪ Ooh, ooh-ooh,
ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh ♪

Thanks.

For what?

Saving my life.

Oh, that.

You know, line of duty.

You were right.

I needed a wake-up call.

Well, I think being held hostage
by a psychopath qualifies.

Yeah.

We've seen
some crazy things lately.

You okay with all of it?

Yeah.

'Cause we've known each other
a long time.

If you ever want
to talk...

I'm good.

But thanks.

I'm going home.

I was gonna call you.

What you did for me earlier
with the A.U.S.A. was--

Heroic, wasn't it?

Well, conniving, really.

Not nearly as conniving
as what youdid.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

When you were ready
to take the deal,

something
kept bothering me,

well, two things,
really--

why you gave me
the grand jury minutes

and why you would
take a deal

that would end
your political career.

Turns out, both questions
have the same answer.

See, I remember when Tim Gore's
charges were dropped,

you met my parents
for the first time.

My dad liked you
immediately,

which is atypical for him,
to say the least,

but made perfect sense

because you'd already
done him a favor.

You gave me
the grand jury minutes

because my father asked you
to throw the case

because my client
was his friend and backer,

which leads me
to the present moment.

What did my parents promise

to make you take
the fall for me now?

None of that matters now--

Don't even think
about handling me.

Judge Burgos is retiring
at the end of the year.

District Court.

White House is gonna need
a nominee to fill the void

between Harper
and your dad.

It'd be a formality.

Taking the deal would've meant
you stepping down as D.A.,

but wouldn't
have blocked you

from being appointed
to federal judgeship.

That's a job for life.

You know, Hayes,
maybe you--You lied to me.

You made me think
that you were protecting me.

I did. I didn't want you
to get disbarred.

But not enough to make
an actual sacrifice

or even be honest
about what was going on.

Perfect.
You're here.

I just got word.

Since the U.S. Attorney came up
empty on the grand jury leak,

he is shutting down
his investigation of you.

It's over.
You won.

Thanks to you.

Hayes, join us?

Oh.

He's all yours, Naomi.