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Will you need a handout with that, Mrs. Ross?

No, thank you.

I have someone to help me.

A pleasure.

Have a great day.

Have a nice weekend.

I'll be right back.

Take your time.

Yeah, that'll be $3 .52, please.

$10 minimum.

Willow gave me a heart attack.

I would never forgive me.

I'm very proud of you. You should have seen me. I didn't know if I could really

go through with it. I was shaking like a leaf.

I'm sure the whole bank saw how nervous I was.

You did fine.

Yeah.

Good old reliable Carol.

Come on.

Relax.

Relax.

Relax. Oh, man.

I've been relaxing my whole life.

Sleepwalking. Ever since you and I... I don't even know who

that person is anymore.

You don't? Uh -uh.

When do we finish it?

We drive up and meet him tonight at 8 o 'clock.

Monday?

The money's in the bank.

Tuesday, you're $250 ,000 richer.

We are $250 ,000 richer.

How much further is it?

Somewhere around here.

Now you wait here.

Just me. Oh, God.

Come on.

All right. You going to be okay?

Yeah. Just give it to me.

Go ahead.

I'm right behind you.

You set the TV up?

Of course. Think I want to miss the trailblazers?

Well, go listen to it on the car radio. We'll watch it when you get home.

Cool.

Evening. Need a hand?

No, it's just a flat.

Want me to call a tow truck?

No, don't worry about it. I almost got it fixed.

I gotta check up on something down the road.

Swing by on my way back. Make sure you're on your way.

Great. Thanks a lot.

No problem.

Unit 14 reported on a 9 -2 -5 -1 -4 -3. One Caucasian male changed his tire

since he had it under control.

License plate Z -52446.

Now on route to 4 -4 -4 -5 -2.

Gotcha. All right, Jesse, there you are.

Good to see you.

Jesse Grant, J .P. Yamamoto.

Have a seat, gentlemen.

Carol Ross.

Mrs. Ross was Mr.

Yamamoto's controller.

She disappeared last week with $309 ,000 she withdrew for payroll.

Carol had check -signing privileges up to $500 ,000.

Wow, got off a little light.

Was that unusual, Mr. Yamamoto, for her to withdraw so much in cash?

I have ten project sites going at the same time.

Construction labor costs these days are a cash -heavy business, Mr. Grant.

Is that because of all the illegal aliens you hire?

Jesse, I just get the cash. I don't get involved.

Did you talk to the police?

Yes.

I don't understand what you'll be doing.

If the police find Carol, won't they find the money, too?

The money's secondary.

Their job is to solve the crime.

Mr. Yamamoto, as your primary insurance carrier, we will make every effort to

retrieve your missing funds.

Mr. Grant here is very, very good.

I'll do my best.

I'll give you a call if I have any questions.

Thank you.

I couldn't imagine she would do something like this.

You should have.

I'm in the human nature business, Mr. Yamamoto.

If you entrust someone with great deals of cash one of these days, they're going

to be tempted to take advantage of it.

Take care.

That's right.

Well, the Georgia State Police thanks y 'all.

You've been real helpful.

I appreciate it.

Bye now.

What's up, girl?

Hey, Jeffy. I still can't track that guy down in Georgia.

Oh, but farmers called and thanked us for covering their Lamborghini.

Oh, they should all be that easy. Hey, Gates. What's up, man? That Brooks guy

puts in a huge insurance claim and then hides the car in a storage container

he's paying for on his visa.

I don't believe the insurance companies need us to catch these guys.

Well, be thankful they do.

Hey, what's that? You okay?

Middle -aged housewife with sticky fingers.

How sticky?

300 large.

Ooh, that's significant.

Yeah.

Carol Ross.

Friday at 2.

Says she's leaving work early to go to San Francisco for a wedding.

Let me guess.

He doesn't catch the bouquet.

She goes to the Oregon Finance and Loan, where she makes a withdrawal of $309

,000 from her employer's account.

Then she gets into a white pickup truck with the Yamamoto logo on the side, and

a guard from the company goes with her.

Did the police talk to the guard?

Real Yamamoto trucks are blue, and the company never sent a guard.

What about ID from bank employees?

Guard stays in the parking lot with the pickup.

Away from the video surveillance.

So he's an accomplice. Or a boyfriend.

So should we round up the usual suspects? Yeah. Gates, you want to run

cards, check the airlines, do the asset search?

Bank accounts, phone records? Yeah. I got you.

I'm going to head over to Yamamoto's office and talk to her co -workers.

Great. I'll go see Mr. Ross.

even over his wife and her male friend.

Mr. Ross?

Yeah?

Can I talk to you for a sec?

Do I know you?

Jesse Grant.

I'm investigating your wife's disappearance.

I already talked to the police. I don't know where my wife went.

You don't know why she went?

Who are you exactly?

I work for the insurance company.

Well, like I told the police, I don't know where my wife or the money is.

Wherever she is, I hope she's happy.

You don't seem too broken up about it.

Yeah. Our marriage wasn't going so good.

What's the problem?

I mean, it's not money.

What's that supposed to mean?

Come on, Mr. Ross.

I see 40 grand right here in the driveway.

Another five in that box by the curb.

I see a wife who disappeared with 300 grand and a husband who said he doesn't

care. That doesn't look good.

And now I gotta think, do you have any of that money?

None. I don't know who's going to buy that.

You're a machinist, Mr. Ross.

You made less than $12 ,000 in the last two years.

$30 ,000 in credit card debt.

They asked you where you were last Friday?

Yeah, I was working at the shop, and I got 12 guys who can verify that.

Where'd you get the money?

By your toys.

Look, who set the track last week on one of these?

It's all right.

If I want to buy a new car or a big screen TV, it's none of your damn

If you won that money, why would Carol have to go out and, you know, steal from

her boss?

I never told her.

You know about the other man?

Yeah.

I knew.

She changed.

She started wanting fancy things we couldn't afford.

I found a platinum.

Bracelet in a jewelry box.

What would you think?

Not married?

Consider yourself lucky.

You know this guy's name?

Aren't somebody.

You know what he looked like?

No, I don't, and I don't want to know. All right?

All I know is he drove a blue Beamer.

And now, I have a Beamer, too.

Guess you left too soon.

Thank you, Mr. Rotter.

Carol's co -workers confirmed she had a new man in her life. Did she talk about

it? No, but they said she'd been acting strangely lately, secretive, closing the

door behind her when she took phone calls, that sort of thing.

They said that she'd always walk around with a dark cloud over her head, and

suddenly she was Susie Sunshine.

New hairstyle, new clothes.

You notice that sort of thing when you work with people, if you pay attention.

What about her husband's story about the pick six?

IRS confirmed that he paid withholding on a ticket worth almost 70 grand.

Okay.

Here's all the activity on the Ross's cards for the last 90 days.

Carol used her ATM card one hour after she left the bank that day.

There's a gas station on the freeway exit on the 5 North in Castle Rock.

North? That's not on the way to San Francisco.

She lied.

Surprise.

So, do you recognize her?

Her?

Yeah.

I remember her.

Is she alone?

No, she was with the guy with Mustang.

You're sure it was a Mustang?

Yeah, a yellow convertible.

I watched you get in. So, what did this guy look like? And how old was he?

I don't know.

Older than me, 20, maybe.

Dark hair.

You're sure it was her? A lot of people must come through here.

Not like her.

She was hot.

Hot. Yeah.

He was coming on to him. Right.

You can dream, huh?

Yeah, every teenage boy's fantasy, right?

I'm just wondering, like, where were those hot 35 -year -olds when I was 16,

huh? We were 16, too.

Excuse me, ma 'am. Is this your wallet?

Oh, my God.

I thought I put that in my purse. Thank you. Don't mention it.

That's my car. Have a nice day.

Yeah, you too.

You know, I might say it's nice to meet an honest man.

Thank you.

All right, so this is our target, Arthur.

A .K .A.

Loverboy. Let's fill out the picture, people. What have we got?

Well, we know he's 20 years old. He's got dark hair.

Owns a BMW, or did own a BMW.

Last seen driving a Mustang.

Well, I ran the names Art and Arthur with BMW and Mustang records.

And I got over 3 ,000 matches.

I don't even know if that's his real name.

And they're probably rental.

Ross' husband and her co -worker said this guy was a part of her life for

months. Involvement like that leaves traces.

Well, between her cell phone, her office phone, and her home phone, she made

over 150 phone calls to the same number in the last 60 days.

And that number belongs to... It's a prepaid cell phone, so there's no way to

trace its owner, right?

But I do have the address of the store that sold it.

You want to check it out?

Yeah, sure.

Hey, I think I'm going to head down to Bedelia and grab a bite to eat before I

go.

You want to join me?

No, thanks. I want to keep at it.

Okay.

Most everybody around here has got one of them prepaid cards.

If you don't have an address and it's permanent, then... You mean like dealers

and pimps?

No, like college students and soldiers on leave.

Okay, okay, okay.

You a police officer or something?

Insurance investigator.

Doesn't sound too exciting.

It's not quite as thrilling as selling VCR cables and phone cards, but it's

better than what I used to do.

What's that?

Actuary.

Trust me, this is way more exciting.

Here's the number.

There's no name.

You paid cash.

Oh. Looks like you bought a ton of minutes at once. $1 ,000 worth of

bought $800 worth of local and $200 worth of international.

He drove a very nice car, too.

A Mustang? Like James Bond.

Aston Martin?

Yeah, I wish.

Not Connery Bond.

Rosman Bond.

A Mercedes or an Audi?

Silver Z4 convertible.

Really trick, but it was a rental.

How'd you know that?

I watched him drive away.

I saw the rental plate holder.

You wouldn't happen to remember the license plate number, would you?

Oregon 65T118.

BMW.

You realize that's the low end of cars we rent here?

The Z8 we're talking about?

That's $750 a day plus mileage.

No, actually, it's the Z4 we're interested in.

It has a license plate number right here. The Z4 Roadster. We did rent them

until a few weeks ago.

Yeah, this would have rented about eight weeks ago.

Without a warrant, I'm afraid I can't open my records.

What if Mr. Franklin asks you?

Yes, Mr. Franklin.

A hundred bucks.

What a sleeve.

Makes the world go round.

Yeah, I wish it didn't.

God, look at those cards. Gorgeous.

Yeah. When I found that Lamborghini, there was this moment where I was like,

come... This scumbag gets to drive this, and I'm stuck with some retired guy's

Lincoln. So, why are you?

Wow. I'm an insurance investigator.

Haven't you noticed the elegant lifestyle we lead?

Forgot about that part.

Get this.

Instead of a credit card, he leaves a $20 ,000 cash deposit.

He's not 20.

Look at his license. Arthur Kirkland, age 51.

He's not a Mustang man.

Well, maybe they're working together.

He's an anthem devil.

You think so?

Yeah, Gates, lay it on me.

Huh.

Now could you run an Oregon driver's license for me?

Arthur Kirkland, N666 -4297.

Yeah, coordinate that with the trace on NCIC.

Thanks.

Well, he made over 90 calls. All to Carol. No one else called him.

So he's got more than one phone. He keeps everything separate.

Cash everywhere. No trail.

God, you think he's done this before?

I don't think he goes through this much effort to do it once.

Yeah, Gates.

Thanks.

Police near the Washington border just found a woman matching Carol Ross's

disgrace.

So how'd she get it?

A couple of shots in her head.

There wouldn't have to be $300 ,000 down there, would there?

Yeah, I wish.

Something tells me this isn't how she thought her weekend with Art was going

turn out.

So, our mystery lover turns out to be Mr. Murder.

So... find out and find the money?

Looks like it.

Let's have a ball. It feels so right.

You have the power to make it so good.

That's how it's moving.

The fun is good.

Sometimes it's magic. Sometimes it's bad.

state police report that an officer stopped to help a guy changing a tire in

suv right above where carol roth's body was found that'll be my oral last day

okay when they ran the plates it turned out to be stolen it turned up in a

culvert about five miles away So they get the cars and they dump them.

Oye, I think we might have a break on the license, man.

There are four Arthur Kirkens in the DMV system, right?

And this number doesn't match any of them.

So the license is a fake. Surprise, surprise.

Well, no, the photo and the name are fake, but the number is real.

All right, let's find out whose license that is. And anything on the Beamer or

the Mustang?

Nothing's turned up yet.

Keep at it.

I'm sorry.

Oh, I'm such a cuss.

Oh.

Hi. Huh?

Emily, the car wash the other day, you found my wallet. Hi.

Emily Car Wash.

Who are you?

What's that?

Oh, uh, Gerald called Horses.

For? I'm building a backsplash for a friend of mine. You are?

Mm -hmm.

It's a tumbled marble mural.

I'm building a backsplash.

I'm renovating my kitchen. I didn't know you could do a mural. Oh, I didn't

either.

Uh, it's a hobby of mine. I'm just a fixer in my spare time.

What you got there?

Oh, some kind of ugly compared to that.

I won't say that.

I'm, uh, looking to build a great frame for this thing.

What do you think?

Yeah, I think, yeah.

Yeah, that would work, absolutely.

Thank you.

Emily Morgan. Oh.

that one of you guys knows Carol Ross.

Let's see what my friends at the FBI got for me today.

Hello, I'm trying to find an Eileen Johnson.

Hello, Ms. Johnson. My name is Jesse Grant. I'm investigating the

of Carol Ross. I understand you are a co -worker.

I was wondering if you could check a file for me.

Yeah, is there any record of her turning up anywhere?

You're funny, Larry.

I take sick companies, and I try to make them better, and it's all not a profit.

In this economy, you better have a sense of humor.

And how did you get into that?

Oh, I went to my business school.

On Wall Street, it's a long story.

Look, I... What?

Forget it.

What?

I was hoping for a George Clooney moment. It's all come out George Bush.

I'm really glad that we got together for a cup of coffee.

And I would like to take you on a real date.

Dinner.

Dancing.

I don't know how to dance, but I could learn.

Okay.

Really? Yeah, okay.

Great.

I'm going to be late for my Pilates class.

Oh. But, um, call me.

I will.

Okay.

Hey. Want a beer?

Maybe later.

You should have told me that you were coming home.

I only got pad thai for one. I got some spring rolls.

Croaked my nose.

I would have if I'd wanted to.

It's bleeding.

Okay, I'll kill you.

What?

Okay, look.

I couldn't make it to the dump, okay?

Because some nosy cop stopped me, and I had to get rid of the body. But there's

no way that they can connect her to us. There's no way. I just don't want you to

let this whole thing go down the drain because you got sloppy. I did everything

I could do. You got sloppy. I didn't mean, I'm sorry. You're sorry? It wasn't

fault. It wasn't your fault? It wasn't my fault. It wasn't your fault?

Sorry. You're sorry?

Sorry! You're sorry!

Let me see your nose.

Get off of me. Come on, come on. Let me see your nose. Come here, come here.

Come here.

Look,

the last thing in the world I want is for my son to get in trouble.

You get that, Jackie?

Okay. You got that?

Yeah, it's okay.

You okay?

Hmm? Yeah, I'm fine, Dad.

All right, boy. All right.

All right, boy.

It's okay.

I'm sorry.

It's okay, Dad.

Come on, let's, uh... Let's get this thing all cleaned up here, huh?

Yeah. I got it.

It's an ID on the number from Kirkland's fake license.

Animal, vegetable, and girl.

Female. Helen Ingram.

Here's the best part. She was bonded.

Managed a loan company office in Medford.

Oh, that's check cashing privileges.

Let's go see her.

Can't. She disappeared about 18 months ago.

Yeah. Along with $80 ,000 in bezels from her company.

Time to paddle up and see the sheriff.

Vamos.

Jesse Grant.

Is somebody late in the car payment?

That's cold, Elroy. You make me feel like I'm a repo man.

You're not?

Elroy Jenkins, Susan Zvechelina. How are you doing? Nice to meet you.

Man, you guys haven't brewed a fresh pot of coffee since I worked here.

Enough sweet talk, Jesse. What do you want?

Well, a woman's dead.

And you're interested in her, is? I'm not.

Just like I thought. Here for the money.

That's the Jesse I know. Well, whatever the reason, the woman is still dead.

What can I do? I need a list of all the women who disappeared in this state in

the last two years. What's that have to do with the dead woman?

Uh, her name's Carol Ross.

I think she might be linked to the disappearance of another woman who also

embezzled from her company.

I need to know if she's turned up or if there are any more.

Well, you want me to open up our records for a non -department personnel?

Safer. I don't know you one, Jeff.

That woman is still dead.

You care?

Is he BSing me?

No. How long you known this cat?

Three years.

Yeah? I've known him 12.

All right, Jesse, listen.

Be straight with me. If this turns out to be some jewelry claim or some

meaningless crap, not.

If anyone asks, you had the computer guy hack into my system. You better not

come back and bite me in the ass.

Thanks, all right. All right, what am I getting?

Um, just that look. A look of all the women who disappeared in the state in

last two years.

That's gonna be a lot of names.

Yeah, we can narrow it down.

Women missing in conjunction with a suspicion of embezzlement or robbery,

between 30 and 45, suburban types with no prior criminal record.

All right, I can get you the list of names here.

The files are downstairs.

Damn.

What?

The file room.

Check this out. Ellen Osterberg, age 41, disappeared 14 months ago, last seen at

a bank in Eugene after withdrawing $197 ,000 from her employer's account.

And here's another one.

Debbie Green drove away from her escrow office in Salem and was never seen

again. When her boss checked her account, they were 153 grand light.

women.

Exactly like Carol Ross.

A woman with access to big money without a blot on the record who one day just

up and ripped their companies off.

I'm thinking that our friend Art pulled the same scam with all these other

women. Yeah, but the question is how?

How did he get them to do it?

I don't know. Maybe he was just nice to them.

What do you mean?

I'm curious.

Jesse, maybe these women bought a line. You know, that they could have it all. A

career and a full emotional life.

And then one day they look around and they realize that they've given it their

all, but in return all they've got is some crappy job.

And they're lonely.

Well, they realize that something is missing.

And then he walks out and he tells them that they've got a beautiful smile.

And that's all it would take?

For some of them, yeah.

Okay.

Ethical company, construction company, we're in the middle of dealing.

If Art uses these women, he has to have some way to come in contact with all the

different businesses.

We still have to find that common denominator.

Jesse.

If Art did get all these women to steal for him, like with Carol Ross, does that

mean that all these women are dead?

Maybe.

I have never felt so good in my life.

You are an expert.

I'm just trying to keep up with you. You're doing better than keeping up.

Did you think about it?

About your idea?

Mm -hmm.

I don't know.

I don't think I'm into any get -rich -quick scheme.

scheme.

Look, a woman like you deserves to live better than this.

I like my place.

I didn't mean that.

It's a lovely place. I mean, you're special.

You deserve more.

You deserve the best.

But there is my job.

I wouldn't do that to you.

I wouldn't do that to me.

You make it sound so easy. Isn't it?

We could run away together.

Run away?

I love you.

Wrong.

You're making it sound like we have some deep relationship.

I hardly know you.

I think we've gotten to know each other pretty well. Yeah, it's been great.

But I thought you realized that this is just about the sex.

Look at you.

What?

It's been fun, but that's all it was.

You're not going to dump me.

There's nothing to dump. I just think you got the wrong idea.

Oh, is that what you think?

I don't like where this is going.

You don't?

You want me to come back or what?

No.

What you got?

Well, I took that list you gave me of the eight most similar embezzlement

and I called the companies where the missing women worked, and I had them

us their client and their vendor lists.

¿Qué piensas?

We had the expected crossover.

Department of Water and Power, your home services.

So there's local HOs I tried to concentrate on, ones that would make...

Personal visits to the office. Oh, delivery company.

Exactly.

The biggies are there.

UPS, FedEx, Staples. But we can't go through the employee rosters for all of

them. I know, but we might not have to.

Because two smaller companies came up on all their records.

This one is a coffee delivery thing. Not checked out.

But this one I think is interesting.

Mailblazers.

It's a small messenger service.

They only do local deliveries.

Portland male blazers. They have some areas.

All right, we've got to find out who these guys are.

Okay.

Come on.

I don't know how you can eat that stuff.

You've got a good metabolism.

Yeah, I'll be at my age. You'll regret every one of those french fries.

Watch it.

Oh.

Hey.

You're really asking for it, aren't you?

Is this something you want? Huh? You want a piece of me? Is that what you

Huh? Oh.

Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Okay, all right, all right, all right.

Why don't we, uh, go in the house, get a garbage bag, clean this mess up.

Clean it up? I already cleaned up your mess. Oh, yeah?

I didn't do too good a job with it.

Ross Chick.

Yeah, you screwed up with Emily.

I thought... You thought?

You haven't had a thought since you were born.

I already got a new one.

A better one.

At an escrow company.

She's perfect.

They're all the same.

How many times have I told you that?

Can we get a new box for this?

where she is?

Who?

Mom.

She ever married that guy she ran off with? No.

Sometimes I start to think about her. Sometimes I wonder what it would have

like.

Why are you doing this?

I just wonder where she is.

Well, don't.

Maybe I got brothers or sisters.

Shut up!

Just shut up.

I already told you. She's gone.

She left.

She left everything I made for her.

Everything I gave us.

You miss her so much?

Why don't you get a box for her bracelet?

I... Can you do that?

Fine.

What have we got going here? Is it okay if I grab a cup before I throw up?

How's it going?

Hey.

You got anything for me?

No, not today, Chief.

As long as you got that checkbook open, how about a few million for me?

Sorry, kid. I write anything over half a million and I get transferred to the

state pen office.

Permanently.

Hey, can't blame a guy for trying.

Hey.

This is the guy the Secretary of State's office lists as the CEO of Mailblazers.

Name is Jeff Porter.

Vital. Business address for a home address.

Email for a contact. He's 20 years old and he seems to have beamed down from

planet Xenon three years ago.

Before that, he didn't exist. He's got no work history, no school records, no

criminal records. Nothing matches the social he gave to get his Oregon State

business license.

And here's the description of Mr. Mustang.

So I think they're working together.

Yeah, well, they're up to something.

You should see the bank records.

So Mailblazers is owned by Two Dunes Investments.

That's a Nevada shell corporation.

Two Dunes belongs to Crestview Holdings Limited, itself a subsidiary of Cambrian

International, which has a Grand Cayman Islands address.

And an offshore bank account.

Oh, yeah.

A big one. I'll take it to Draper.

Nice work.

We're done.

Mailblazers. owned through a chain of shell corporations by Cambrian

International.

The Monday after Roth vanishes, the $309 ,000 is deposited in Cambrian's account

and immediately wired via Belize and Switzerland to a numbered Cayman

I'll send you the invoice.

Whoa, whoa, hold on a second there, Mr. Grant.

Getting an account number for a bank in the Grand Caymans does not constitute

delivery.

Come on, you know international law as well as I do. Of course, but all Mr.

Yamamoto has to do is file a claim with the World Banking Organization.

Yeah, which could take years. I've tracked the money.

I don't do murder cases.

Look, I'll close you to pinning down this art guy.

You know this works a hell of a lot better if we have the guy in hand.

I've given you the paper track. Which means nothing.

Look, you get us this guy, we get our money, you get your fee.

Portland mail blazer. Yeah, he was using this local delivery company at the

Target potential marks.

And you have direct evidence linking this company and the owners to the Ross

woman?

No. So, this can be a bunch of frustrated broads who stole some money

out and had a fling. No offense.

Who's to say there's any connection here?

We don't, except for this man, Arthur Kirkland.

He was having an affair with Carol Ross.

You think he had something to do with the other seven women that disappeared?

Yeah, at least.

How long you had this?

What?

You had this the last time you came in here, didn't you? You held out on me,

Jesse, man. You had this guy's face and you didn't give it to me.

Well, we needed to make sure that there was a connection.

You got me, all right.

You know why I gave you these files, man? I thought maybe it'd help you get

yang back. Bring back the old Jesse Grant I used to know.

Whatever happened to that guy?

Excuse me, miss.

Is this your book, In a Child, Out a Child?

Yeah.

You left it on the counter over there.

Oh, my God. I can't believe I did that. It's so stupid.

Have you read his other book?

Taking My Space? Yeah.

Yeah. It changed my life. Oh, me too.

This one's really good, too. I haven't read that much of it.

Oh, okay.

I'll read it.

Phil. Phil Reedy.

Captain Gene.

Gene. That's a beautiful name.

Thanks.

But, you know, you do what you can to survive. You don't care about anything.

You are so completely full of crap.

You wouldn't be sitting here drinking yourself into oblivion if you didn't

No.

At some point, you have to cut your losses.

I just think this case has reached that point.

What are you talking about?

Moving on.

Well, Jesse, what about the women?

I mean, we know there's a killer out there. We can't just turn our backs on

that. I can't afford not to.

Don't get involved. It's about the money. To survive, you learn not to

All right, you know what? You're drunk, and I'm tired of your hands off a lot.

No, okay.

Chasing art, it's going to take a year.

Like two years. We don't have the resources to do that and our other work.

How could it possibly take that long? Because this guy's been doing this for

don't know how long. And if they hadn't found Carol Ross's body, we still

wouldn't have a clue.

That's what I don't understand.

If he killed all these women, how come they haven't turned up until now?

The Green River killer killed 70 women.

70.

They only found 40 bodies so far.

Well, we can't just walk away from this.

Jesse, there's a possible serial killer out there.

Right now, he's probably out there worming his way into another woman's

Would you have done it?

What? Would you have gone out with Art?

You know, if he promised to sweep you off your feet, take you away from the

drudgery of insurance investigators. I happen to enjoy.

The drudgery of insurance investigation.

Don't try and change the subject.

What are we going to do?

We're going to put Art out of business.

All right.

Do the police want evidence?

We sit on this Jeff guy until we give the summary to Art.

He's been in and out of the office all day, but... Still no art. Yeah.

Art's way too slick to come here.

Here's our guide.

I got him. It's in the jewelry store. Yeah, that's the box. Okay.

I got him.

He's coming my way.

He's headed to the escalator.

Looks like I'm going to the movies.

Oh, it's a good one.

Susan?

I think I just spotted Art.

Yeah, but I don't need any of that.

No, no, no.

Damn.

I love them.

I love you, too.

How was the movie?

What movie?

I went to the mall yesterday.

He followed me.

Who's that girl?

Why did you follow me to the mall?

How old is she? Fifty?

Fifty.

Why were you following me to the mall?

I don't know. Maybe it's because I don't trust you.

I wasn't following her for us.

What? I didn't hear you.

I wasn't following her for us.

Oh.

Looking for a little extra curricular activity, huh?

Think you're ready for that?

I got the bar to the bracelet, okay?

Good.

Anything else happen?

No.

You sure?

Yes.

What about those two cops who were tailing you?

I knew they were there. And you didn't think you should tell me?

Well, I didn't think it was a big deal because I knew they were there and I

them. It wasn't a big deal?

Has this ever happened before?

No.

Because if they're on to you, they might be on to me.

I think you should stay away from here.

At any rate,

I've had it with this place.

Time to move on.

I'm done here.

Rent a boat. We're going to Puerto Vallarta.

They're getting too close here. Too many mistakes.

When?

Friday, after I'm through with the tree hugger.

A Nexus search gave us clusters of similar cases in five cities nationwide,

spanning back almost 15 years.

What's the earliest match?

Nancy Pavlik. She was indicted for embezzling $50 ,000 in St. Louis.

She jumped bail, disappeared, left behind a husband, Stephan, and a two

-old boy, Zachary.

This is her wedding photo. Check out the groom.

It's Art 20 years ago.

Arthur Kirkland's real name is Stephan Pavlik.

Yeah, we think the male Blazers boy is art son Zachary Pavlik Father and son

yeah Couldn't be that simple What do you mean?

Arts wife embezzled money from a company and then ran away with someone so arts

been duplicating the same scenario with other women He seduces them and he gets

them to steal Except he kills them because he never got to punish

her we don't know that

I can't

believe

it. I love orchids.

How did you know? I didn't.

I love them too.

This place is magnificent.

I built it for a friend of mine.

He lets me use it sometimes.

You built it?

Yeah.

Sometimes I think, my God, I wonder if I'm going to wake up and discover I'm

just dreaming and you're too good to be true.

No.

Never.

I'm sorry I was expecting this.

Reedy here.

No.

Did he say why?

Oh, Lord.

Now, give me a couple hours. I'll meet you at the office.

Yeah.

What's wrong?

A biotech company that's supplying 10 ,000 doses of penicillin.

Supposed to be here on Monday.

We paid for it. The Somali government reimbursed us.

Now one of my sponsors has robbed out the whole deal when we went down the

toilet.

Eight months of hard work.

And a lot of kids really need this medicine.

They never even get it.

What are you going to do? Go to the office and see if I can find some other

organizations.

Can I help? No.

You stay here.

I've got to find $30 ,000 for 24 hours.

You only need it for the one day?

I, uh... I got some equity in my condo, so maybe I can refinance, pull some cash

out.

Shoot.

I'd pay $40 ,000 on Tuesday.

$30 ,000 Monday.

Sweetheart, I was looking forward to a great weekend, but I gotta go.

Wait, what if I gave you $30 ,000 on Monday?

You're saying I get $40 ,000 back the next day?

Sweetheart, where are you gonna get that kind of money?

On Mondays, we post the cash that came in on the weekends.

I could borrow $30 ,000 and balance the books with a personal check.

No.

If I put the money back the next day, no one would even know.

No.

No, I couldn't live with myself if you got caught.

But I won't get caught.

I'm in charge of auditing.

It's too risky.

You'd do that for me?

I'd do anything to help.

Mail?

In the bottom of the bag.

Bye. Dinner and another stakeout. No romantic.

I hear Trimerica's hiring actuaries.

Have I told you recently how much I love stakeouts?

No moving there for two hours.

I'm breaking in.

Keep an eye out.

Great.

I'll call the police.

What do you mean?

No. No.

Nobody works out on me.

No.

Nobody works out on me, Nancy.

No.

What have you got, Jen?

It landed back down.

Get the bullet down here.

We think the dead woman is Emily Morgan. She fits the profile. She's a

comptroller for millions, but according to the CEO, no money missing.

Maybe she didn't want to go along with the deal.

Maybe. Or maybe he doesn't care about the money anymore, so he's going

to the killing part.

We have to find out who this Jean woman is. Looks like she's next.

Well, I guess you're barking up the right tree, Jesse boy.

I'll get the warrant.

I told you not to come back here. Just go straight to the boat and we can...

we can't!

You split!

You want to split, you screw up and you want to split, then split!

No!

I can handle it, Gene.

Kill myself.

I can, assuming you've at least rented the boat like you're supposed to.

You want to go?

Go! Run! You want to run? Run!

I don't need you. I don't need anything to do with you.

I can do it better without you.

This is it.

Eighteen years ago, the coroner in Carbondale, Illinois, found a Jane Doe

strangled. When I told her about Nancy Pavlik, she called the St. Louis police

and got her dental x -rayed.

And? It was her.

I wonder if Zachary knows that Daddy killed Mommy. Well, the business license

lists an email address.

All right.

So let's send him an email.

No, he did it.

See if you can tell.

What a glorious day.

You're quiet.

The medicine deal went through. I got my money back.

Look.

This isn't fair to you.

What?

You're a wonderful lady.

I'm lucky to have you in my life.

But?

Is it us? No.

Me.

What's the matter?

Something happen?

Everything's all up and down.

One minute everything's fine, next moment everything's going. What's

Nothing.

I can't make it work.

Any of it.

But you help people, and that's not easy.

I'd love to be able to do what you do. But I'm not doing it.

I fought the FDA and the World Health Organization for years. I traveled from

country to country.

Too difficult.

What? Guy pops up and tells me I got to move on a shipment in two days. Two

days. I can't move on a shipment in two days, not even for two million kids.

They expect.

How much? Forget it.

Forget it.

I can't do this anymore.

And I don't need you to... I need you.

I believe in you. Don't.

How much?

$250 ,000 for two days.

I can get it.

No.

Would you let me finish? No. Please? No.

No. I can. I really can.

I'll take the day off.

We'll have a long weekend together.

You'll have to do it tomorrow.

Forget it. Just forget it.

Hey.

If I give you this list of dates, can you imagine if they've been seen there?

Tell me what days of the week they were. Yeah, only if they're after 44 B .C.

It was a Friday.

How about the next one?

Friday again.

Friday.

Jesse, all those women disappeared on a Friday. That's his lady's night.

Got it.

That was Jenkins.

They've ID'd the woman in the photo. Her name's Jean Collins.

We've got a work address.

Well, we have to find her. Today's Friday.

Has Art's son called yet?

No, not yet.

Well, do you think he will? I don't know. I mean, we're dealing with a

of abuse. That's a lifetime of control by the father.

Well, how do you know that? I mean, maybe he's into it for himself.

We have to hope.

Jean. Good worker.

Where's your desk?

Just down here, but she hasn't been in yet today.

Actually, she called in sick.

No problem.

Hope not. Have you noticed anything unusual?

Any money missing from your payroll accounts?

No, you're scaring me.

Oh, we don't mean to scare you. Just need you to take a few precautions, just

until we can talk to her.

Sure.

Grant.

Who is it?

He's on his way to the Northwest American Bank.

What is it?

Art's on the move.

Was it his son?

Well. What did he say?

He said that Art was going to be at the Northwest American Bank.

And you trust him?

It's Friday.

That's all we have.

I don't understand.

There's a hold on this account.

How?

It may be a mistake. The memo says to call your company and confirm the

transaction. I'll just be a minute.

How did it go? Just drive.

Step and paddle it!

What's the answer to the money? I don't care about the money. What?

I couldn't get it. It's fake news.

All the money is gone.

Stupid.

What happened? Did you get the money? Look, I can't make it before we get

You gotta get the boat, go up the coast, I'll meet you at Rogers Pier.

You got that?

Mac, you still there?

Yeah, I'll be there in 20 minutes.

Who are you? Anyone you want me to be, baby.

You can get out of it.

Who is this?

Our friend just called. Art's on his way to Roger's pier.

Okay. Call Jenkins.

Get the police back up down here and call the coast guard.

What are you doing?

Show me the money.

There is no money.

Bring it in.

Bring it in. We'll talk about it.

You're right. Yeah.

It's okay. You're okay?

I see you haven't lost your touch there, Justin.

It was the worst kiss I ever had.

Well, I'm glad to see you still don't get involved.

Worst kiss you ever had, huh?

Tell the truth.

Okay.

Well, good.

You have a beautiful smile.

Do you know that?

I know that.

I don't think you did.

I didn't.

I'm sorry.