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I use one rule to make money.

Invest in what you understand.

This AI stuff you're pitching still
doesn't make a lick of sense to me.

Like I said, my software does the job
that would take hundreds of coders weeks

to accomplish.

A new application written in minutes.

It will revolutionize the software world
and we can be part of the first wave.

We can be part of the first wave to lose
our shirts when it doesn't work.

Look, I came down from Toronto and
rented this scow to enjoy myself. My

said you wanted to meet, so I've
listened to your pitch for a few days

I don't want to play.

It may be a big success, but we're out.

Mr. Coffman. Sorry.

Did I stutter?

Well, thank you.

Before your time.

We're partners.

I'm supposed to be the judge of new tech
opportunities.

Monica, my money funds the company.

I call the shots.

Hello.

Has everyone enjoyed their lunch so far?

I'm just trying to keep mine down.

So it wasn't to your liking, sir?

Apologies.

The best news?

I actually ordered dinner from the best
restaurant in town.

They have a Michelin star. I don't care
about stars. I just don't want any more

dog food.

And when did Blaine stop bringing
drinks?

Blaine, could you get Mr. Kaufman a
drink?

Actually, I'm going to go downstairs for
a nap.

Perhaps Carly could bring it to me
there.

Blaine will be happy to bring you your
drink, sir.

Is there anything else?

Let's get a drink.

Did you have to be so mean to Mr.
Endicott, Jake?

Business is hard, Andrea.

I gotta trust my gut.

It's what made us rich, baby.

I'm gonna go up front for some sun.
Would you like to join me?

Found something better now, I really
wish.

All the best in all you do and all the
dreams and things you want to come true.

Laura, it's me.

How are you?

No reason, just looking out over my
view, it's beautiful.

Yeah, it'd be good if you could come out
soon.

I'd really like to show all of this to
you.

I can't believe you still haven't met
Rex. He's pretty excited to meet you.

Oh, no, really. He was just talking
about it this morning.

Yeah, sure.

I mean, a couple weeks is good.

I just missed you.

Great.

No, I'll call you then. We can figure
out a time at work.

Perfect. See you soon.

What do you think?

You want to meet her?

Come on, you.

Come on. Come here. Come here.

Don't you dare.

Of course.

Jake?

Jake, why aren't you up here enjoying
the day?

Jake?

Jake, are you in here?

Hey, Mark. Rex.

So, what do we have?

Jacob Kaufman, a mega -rich investor out
of Toronto. He and his wife, Andrea,

rented a yacht for the week. Here on
vacation?

No, it was business and pleasure.

His partner, Veronica Goodwin, was on
the boat, too.

Cause of death?

He was shot by a spear gun.

From the angle of penetration, the
shooter could have been anywhere between

and 5 '10.

That's half the people in town.

Do you have the murder weapon?

Forensics searched the yacht.

Divers searched the bottom around the
boat, but no, nothing. I'm having the

taken down for a full autopsy.

Any motive so far?

Well, at first take, it could be
robbery.

Remember the watch he was wearing?

Looks like he rarely took it off.

There was no watch on the scene.

Witnesses? Kaufman's wife and partner
have been moved to the Meridian Hotel.

yacht's captain, Michelle Turoko, was on
board, as well as two deckhands, Carly

Nelson and...

Blaine Sennett. Okay, I'll talk to him.
Well, that's where it gets complicated.

The captain in one of the deckhands is
here. That's Carleen Nelson.

But the other deckhand, Blaine, he was
seen running from the ship just a couple

minutes before Andrea found the body.

Well, I'll call Jesse. Have him put a
bolo out on Blaine, kill her or not. He

definitely a person of interest. Thank
you. Okay.

Hey, Jesse, we need to be on the lookout
for a Blaine Sennett. I can't really

remember. Yeah, Sennett.

Employed on a yacht called Bethkind.

Rec, we got somewhere to be. Yeah.

Hi.

Where did you come from? Are you a new
crew member?

Go ahead and clean the deck.

Captain Michelle.

Detective Mark Hudson.

Oh, is he yours? Yeah, he's his own man.
He must be wonderful to work with. He's

the best, but...

I have to ask you some questions about
what happened earlier today.

Sure. You know, in my time, I've been
through a lot, but a murder on my boat?

Never. How long have you known the
victim, Jake Kaufman?

Less than a week.

They chartered best kind for the agency.

But I got to tell you, rude to his
business partner and his wife, obnoxious

me and my crew, awful.

Did you see anything at the time of the
murder?

No, I was in the bridge teaching Carly
how to work the sonar.

How about the other deckhand?

Blaine was in the galley cutting fruit.

You know, when I went downstairs, he
disappeared.

And that's when I heard Kaufman's wife
screaming.

Yeah.

One more thing. Kaufman was killed with
a spear gun. Do you normally carry spear

guns on the yacht?

No. But the clients I get sometimes, I
don't mix alcohol and spear guns.

Copy that.

Thank you.

Of course.

Rex, time to go.

You know, he strikes me more of a sea
dog than a detective.

Are you coming, buddy? We've got work to
do.

What? Like I said, he's a dumb man.

Thanks, you've been a great help.
Thanks, Detective.

And gotta say, you're both welcome back
anytime.

Is that a yes? That's a big yes.

Carly, you said Coffin was a difficult
client.

I mean, I've only done this a while, but
most of the people were pretty nice.

Mr. Kaufman was rude.

And he kept hitting on me.

Even in front of his wife.

That must have made you mad.

You're asking if I killed him?

No, I didn't.

It wouldn't even cross my mind.

What about Blaine? No.

Blaine's a good guy.

What about the other people in the boat?

Do you think any one of them could have
hated Kaufman enough to kill him?

His wife, Andrea, seems nice, but
Kaufman treated her pretty badly.

He also treated his partner, Veronica,
badly, too.

It's like he enjoyed hurting people.

I don't think you'd have to look far to
find someone who hated it.

I know this can't be easy, but I have to
ask you some questions.

Excuse me.

I understand.

People we've spoken to said that your
husband could be difficult.

I always told people it was insecurity,
but there was more to it.

He was a different man behind closed
doors.

We found a way to make things work.

You tell me what happened in the hours
before the murder. There was a business

meeting with a man named Endicott who
wanted them to invest in a software

product, but Jake said he wouldn't do
it.

That made Anikot angry?

More crushed.

But once Jake's made up his mind about
something, it was impossible to change

it.

It wasn't easy.

Can you think of any other motives to
kill your husband? I understand that a

watch may have gone missing.

They just gave me his effects and it
wasn't there.

He always wore that watch.

The captain said it wasn't anywhere on
the yacht.

And it was expected?

It was a fake.

Maybe a few hundred dollars.

A gold Cannaveri reproduction.

But it meant a lot to him. And when he
came into real money, he held on to the

reproduction for sentimental reasons.

This is the case.

It was by the bed.

He only ever took the watch off to
sleep.

Mahogany with a deerskin suede liner.

One of a kind.

Can I borrow this?

Of course.

It wasn't just his wife he domineered.

Any one of them could have hated him
enough to kill him. He humiliated

on the yacht, best kind.

They seemed to be the only ones with
opportunity.

In the meantime, the only concrete
motive we've got is a stolen wristwatch.

Yeah, according to his wife, it's a
reproduction of a gold 1966 Cannavery

watch. Andrew says that Kaufman only
took it off when he slept, but when he

he put it in this case.

Mahogany with a deerskin liner.

Very distinctive item with a very
distinctive smell.

That would be transferred to the watch.

I'm hoping the rest is going to be able
to figure out who took it.

Meanwhile, the missing deckhand is our
best suspect.

Have you had any luck doing a deep dive
on Blaine Sennett?

Well, did some facial recognition on
him, and it turns out that Blaine

is actually Blaine Selby.

Has a record for break and entering
burglary. Four years ago, after he got

of prison for his last offense, he flew
off the radar.

Keeping his nose clean? Or maybe he's
just better at not getting caught.

Well, maybe not this time.

Look at this.

Okay, here is Best Kind just after
lunch.

Now there, there is the man from the
business meeting, James Endicott,

the boat.

Okay, and if we go to here, that is
Coffman's business partner, Veronica

Goodwin, leaving the boat 30 minutes
later.

If I keep going, then, there, see it?

That is Blaine Sennett running off the
boat.

Look back here.

When he exits, that's an hour after
James Endicott left the boat and a few

minutes before Kaufman's wife found the
body.

So Blaine takes him down to drink, kills
him, steals the watch, and then waits

an hour before running away?

Hey, but here's what I don't understand.

If Kaufman was killed with a spear gun
and the boat doesn't carry one, then

where did it come from? I ran
surveillance of Blaine coming into work,

didn't have it with him.

I'm done. Oh, guys, forensic results
just came in.

As expected, Coffin was killed by the
spear.

The only thing is, the spear was coated
in seawater. The combination of sea salt

and ocean bacteria confirms it.

Why isn't that natural?

Well, scuba equipment would be cleaned
after use, right?

The salt would corrode the metal.

Okay, maybe Lane hid it in the water on
another day and then pulled the spear

out when he wanted to use it?

Well, that's a lot of planning for a
petty thief.

Do we have an address on Glenn?

We've been living in a basement
apartment off of Cornwall under the

for the last few years. Text me the
address. Rex and I are on our way.

Come on, bud.

Wayne Selby, SJPD.

Wayne?

This room's been tossed.

We got a runner.

Selby, you are so under arrest.

I didn't kill anybody.

Running from the scene of the crime
isn't the best way to prove that. I ran

because I knew they'd look into my
background and I'd get blamed.

Running from me and my partner makes it
certain we're going to suspect you.

Dude, I had just gone back to my place
and found that someone had trashed it.

I didn't know who you were.

What do you think they were looking for?

How should I know?

Man, nothing's made any sense today.

Well, you wouldn't know anything about a
watch.

What watch?

The watch I think you took from Kaufman.

I didn't kill him.

And I didn't take any watch.

But you did hate him.

Come on, man.

What do you want me to say? The guy was
the worst. Everybody hated him. He was

always flaunting his money, thinking he
could do anything he wanted to anyone.

But you didn't hate him enough to kill
him.

You saw my record, yeah?

Right? Mm -hmm.

I was a kid when I did that stuff.

I'm different now, man. I've been on the
up and up for like the last four years.

I only work jobs where they don't check
on my records. I live in that dump.

Captain Michelle hiring me was my chance
to start rebuilding my life.

You know, stealing an expensive watch
could change your life, couldn't it?

What watch? You're telling me you didn't
notice Kaufman's watch.

Pretty hard to miss.

Okay, yes.

I noticed he had a watch.

He had a lot of stuff rich people have.

I don't kill them for it.

Okay.

You tell me what happened.

Okay.

I had brought him a drink earlier
because, well, Carly didn't want to.

And then I went back up. I put together
a fruit plate because Captain told me

to. And then when I went back down to
pick up that glass, that's when I saw

He was pinned like a bug in a collection
or something.

I knew you'd find my real name in my
record, so I ran.

End of story.

Okay?

Yes, he could definitely say that Jake
was a difficult person to like.

I saw him bully partners, dominate his
wife, brutalize servers and restaurants.

He made an art out of making people hate
him.

And what was your role in the
partnership?

I brought the expertise in tech
ventures. He brought the money.

And the money is always the boss.

But half the time, I didn't even bother
to read the fundamentals on the

companies.

Now, this meeting yesterday, before
Kaufman was murdered, was with one of

companies?

Endicott's product is revolutionary, but
Jake elected to lead him along for a

few meetings and then humiliate him.

Would that have made Endicott angry
enough to take revenge?

He's a software engineer.

He's not a killer.

He'll find others to invest.

Can you think of anyone else who
disliked Coffin enough to want to kill

Honestly?

The way he treated his wife?

I would have done it years ago.

Hey, you look like your brain might be
melting.

Yeah, my brain is melting.

We have this yacht, right?

And this guy was killed on it.

That is correct.

And I have searched the security cam for
the entire time that Kaufman has rented

Best Kind.

And Blaine shows up on the boat every
single day empty -handed.

So where does that leave us?

What if somebody came onto the boat
another way?

Wouldn't we have seen that?

Not if they came out through the water.

And that could be why the spear was
coated in salt water.

What is it, Rex?

What did you see, pal?

All the way to where he barked.

Okay, here's the back of the boat about
15 minutes before Blaine said he saw the

body and ran.

This is where Rex barked.

Look at that.

See?

Something's disturbing the water at the
back of the boat.

Rex, Jesse, you got it. Wait, wait, wait
for it.

Wait for it.

There's that same angle five minutes
after that.

Look at that.

Well, that could be the killer leaving
the boat five minutes before Blaine

the body.

Okay, so where did they come from? I
mean, I said I got questions. I don't

the answers yet.

What did you see, pal?

Could be alluding to the tour boat.

See, look at it.

It's parked at the mouth of the marina
and nobody gets on or off. Why stop

there?

Yeah, there it is. It just stays there
for ten minutes after the ripples, picks

up anchor, and then cruises away.

You make out who's it now? No. No can
do. The footage is too rough for any

further enhancement.

So what you're saying is you think
someone could have got off the side of

tour boat, away from the surveillance
cameras, swum to Beskine, climbed

killed Coffin, and then gone back into
the water?

Yeah, I know. I'm basing this whole
theory off of things I can't see. You

the registration of that tour boat.

But now... I love your theory. I think
we chase it down. Yeah, I'm on it.

Meanwhile, I'm going to go visit that
software engineer, James Endicott, and

if a business deal gone bad might be
something worth killing for. Rex, come

Let's go.

Find it.

Detective. Mr. Endicott.

I'm sorry to hear about Jake Kaufman.

Yeah, I understand your relationship was
not great.

Well, he strung me along for three
meetings, but still, you feel it when

somebody dies.

What happened with your deal?

So I've created a revolutionary AI
software that can write whatever

program you need.

Let's say your company needs an
accounting software.

Bingo, you put in a few prompts, and my
AI spits out the software.

Let's say your company needs a program
to control the widget factory.

Waterfront AI creates a widget factory
app that costs you next to nothing.

I mean, normally it would take rooms
full of programmers to code this kind of

thing. Why didn't Kaufman invest?

Who knows why or why not Jake Kaufman
would do anything.

I must say, though, I could have used
that $150 million.

Oh, that's a lot of money. His pulling
out must have been a setback.

Not enough to kill him, if that's what
you're asking.

I believe in my product, Detective.
There will be other investors who

it, too. There are a lot of people who
can afford to invest that much money.

Oh, yeah, yeah. In the tech world,
companies will spend a fortune to buy

technology.

To, uh... bury it.

Uh, yeah.

Anyway, I thought it was the deckhand
who killed him.

He's one suspect.

You know, I saw him on the boat a few
times.

It's as if Jake took a special interest
in running him down.

He seemed like a good worker, but I saw
the kid react when Jake yelled at him.

I'll tell you the truth.

I looked in the galley one time, and I
saw him spit in Jake's drink.

The kid had some anger issues himself.

Excuse me.

Yes?

Hey, I found the registry on the tour
boat. It's at a marina down by Petty

Harbor. I'm sending you the details.

Okay, great. Thanks.

Mr. Endicott, thank you. We will get
back to you if we have more questions.

Great. You're welcome back, but bring
investors next time.

Very good.

Go.

Bill Penny.

Every day.

Mark Hudson, SJPD.

My partner, Rex.

I need to ask you a few questions.

Finally, you arrived.

You were expecting me?

Called in a few hours ago.

I was called away yesterday, go Musgrave
Harbor, see an old sick aunt.

Comes back today to see somebody who's
been on my boat.

They broke the door off of my locker,
and they were out on the water with her.

Used half a tank of fuel.

So you weren't here yesterday?

Didn't I just say that?

Whoever it was had her, though. They
took good care of her. She's back safe

sound. Nobody in the marina saw the boat
go out?

No. Everybody here's gone by dawn and
nobody's back until after dark. Nobody

a thing.

Huh.

What's your friend at?

He's looking for a missing watch.

If it's anywhere within 30 feet, he will
find it. A watch?

It's a funny thing for a detective to be
chasing.

I was taken from the wrist of a murdered
man.

So you're telling me someone stole my
boat to do a killing?

I can tell you you're not going to find
a watch on my boat.

Well, maybe not.

But what you do have is a murder weapon.

Sarah, you come bearing gift.

There was one spear missing from the
tour boat's inventory, and I'm pretty

it'll be a match to the one used to kill
Kaufman.

Let's go, bud.

Wait, and how about the boat owner?

Well, I checked his story. He did visit
a sick relative up in Musgrave Harbor

and has ten witnesses.

Still, why that boat?

And how did the killer know that it
would be free?

Yeah, that's a good question. I will do
a deep dive into the owner. In the

meantime, I've been looking into
Kaufman's finances. Thought it'd be a

paper trail. You know, the wife inherits
everything, making her the perfect

suspect. It's a buck coming up.

I couldn't find any finances.

What, you're saying he's broke?

No, I'm saying his money must be hidden.
Quite possibly in cryptocurrency.

Untraceable.

So stealing Kaufman's money is the
motive.

They'd be looking to access his crypto
accounts. Exactly. But you need a key to

access the account.

It's most likely a 64 -digit hexadecimal
access code.

Kaufman's business partner said he was a
Luddite. It doesn't seem like he was

the kind of person who would remember a
long, complicated password.

Which means he hid it somewhere.

Somewhere he'd keep close 24 -7.

And maybe in something that everyone was
trying to obtain.

Kaufman's watch.

Where better to hide hundreds of
millions of dollars?

than having it engraved inside something
that never leaves your wrist except

when you sleep.

Now the question is, did the person who
stole the watch know the real value of

what they were stealing?

And if they did, who could have known
about the crypto code hidden inside it?

Kaufman was technologically averse, but
his business partner was all over it.

I think Veronica Goodwin might be worth
another visit.

She'd still be at the hotel.

Remember, Rex, we find the watch, we
find the killer.

You said you have questions?

Money might be the motive for Jake
Hoffman's murder, but we haven't been

track his funds. Now, we believe he
might have hidden it in cryptocurrency.

you know anything about that?

Of course.

I helped arrange it.

Jake was useless with tech. I even had
to set up cell phones for him and

Did you know that he had his crypto key
engraved inside the back of the watch he

always wore?

No, I always wondered where he kept the
key. It makes sense, though. He never

took it off.

And then I told him, when he gets the
code, keep it safe and to never tell

anyone what it is.

Do you know anyone he might have told?

He never trusted anyone with all the
information, although Andrea may have

known. I never fully understood their
relationship.

How about James Endicott, the software
developer looking for funding?

I thought the deckhand killed Jake.
Endicott wasn't even on the boat when

murder happened.

Well, we're investigating a number of
avenues.

You know what, Detective? I don't think
there's anything else I can do to help

you. Jake made a lot of enemies, and he
did it for years before I met him.

Sometimes I even thought that he should
be watching his back in his own home.

Oh, you mean his wife, Andrea?

It's just a feeling. He always treated
her badly, but...

During those last few meetings with
James Endicott, I thought there might be

something between them.

Her and Endicott? You're saying you
think she was having an affair?

I don't know. I shouldn't have said
anything.

What do we have?

A forensics report came back on the
speargun used to kill Kaufman. It had

Penny's prints on it, but nobody else's.

That still doesn't explain why the
killer chose Penny's boat.

No, but guess what I found out? Bill
Penny doesn't just operate a tour boat.

He's also the cousin of James Endicott,
the software engineer.

And someone who would have known about
the family emergency in Musgrave Harbor.

We'll pick up Endicott, see what he has
to say for himself. Oh, by the way, can

you find a connection between Endicott
and Kaufman's wife?

Okay. I have a question.

Is this one of those cases where there
are far too many suspects?

Because I want you guys to know I hate
those cases.

We all do. Let's take one of them off
the table.

Yeah.

What he said.

What is it, buddy?

James Endicott, SJPD. We're here to
question you with the death of Jake

From the temperature of the body, I'd
estimate he was killed less than a

of hours ago.

So even if Endicott killed Kaufman, he
probably wasn't working alone.

But if he was part of the murder, why
kill him?

Alive, he might have been becoming a
liability.

As of now, he's a dead end.

Speaking of dead ends, since Blaine
couldn't have been involved in

murder, his lawyer just got him
released.

Oh, great.

Another potential suspect out on the
street.

And we haven't had a hit on the watch at
Blaine's apartment or Veronica's hotel

room or even here at Endicott's office.

Just a thought.

Do you think he might be becoming a bit
watch -obsessed?

Someone has that watch. Someone else is
ready to kill for it.

Jesse, can you take another look at
Endicott?

Veronica said that he might be connected
to Kaufman's wife.

Well, she might be right.

I've been going through Endicott's text
messages. There's one from Andrea

Kaufman sent a couple minutes after
Endicott left the meeting.

What? Yeah, she says the timing is good.
I'm not sure what that means, but it

could be an invitation for Endicott to
move in on Kaufman.

So what do we think?

That she set up the murder?

Maybe. And if she did, she probably
killed Endicott to silence him.

I'll bring her in.

I told you I don't know who killed my
husband.

How well did you know James Endicott?

Oh, not at all.

He was on the yacht a few times, but I
didn't really spend any time with him.

Yeah.

See, that's interesting because we have
a text message from you to him an hour

before the murder saying that the timing
was good.

I didn't text James Endicott. I told you
I barely knew him.

And timing for what?

Are you saying that I told him to come
and kill Jake?

No, that's crazy.

He was a difficult husband, but I would
never hurt him.

Why would I do it?

Much of your husband's wealth was
converted to crypto, and the key to that

might have been hidden inside his watch.

So that's why he kept it so close.

So you didn't know.

Jake controlled the finances.

He didn't tell me anything.

I did not know where he kept his money,
and even now, I don't care. Maybe it's

for the best.

I was really young when I married Jake.

And I spent a lot of time making excuses
for him.

Even to myself.

I did not text James Endicott.

And I did not kill my husband.

You have to believe me.

Get this.

Endicott's business computer showed a
classic data pipeline, meaning

AI isn't an AI.

James Endicott was fooling investors
into thinking that his AI platform could

write computer software without using
any programmers.

You're saying it doesn't work? I'm
saying the whole thing's a scam.

When you put in a request to Waterfront
AI, it then gets forwarded all the way

to India, where a couple hundred
programmers get to work writing the

Doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of
calling it AI?

Absolutely. He can maybe fool one
investor at a time, but that's not

sustainable. His game had to be getting
investment capital, then disappearing,

and the investors are left holding the
bag.

So did Kaufman figure this out? Is that
why he wouldn't close on the deal?

I don't know. Either that, or it's
because Endicott was hitting on his

Yeah, yeah.

I don't know. I still can't believe that
Kaufman's wife was involved. She seems

genuine.

Jesse, can you pull up the history of
Andrea's phone?

Yeah. How does she log into her phone?

Well, okay.

She either uses a fingerprint ID or a
PIN number. Why?

Captain Michelle said that Veronica was
with Andrea around the time that the

text message was sent.

Did she log in with her fingerprint?

She usually logs in with her
fingerprint, but that time she used a

Veronica told us.

that neither Kaufman or his wife
understood tech, that she even had to

phones for them. At which point,
Veronica could have set up the pen.

So you're saying that Veronica accessed
Andrea's phone and then sent that text

message to Incriminator. Think about it.
Veronica is the tech expert.

How would she have missed realizing that
Endicott's company was a scam?

She wouldn't unless she was part of the
scam.

So, after Endicott left the boat...

Veronica waited for Andrea to doze off
and then used Andrea's phone to send a

text message to Endicott.

Throwing shade on Andrea and Endicott in
case she needed to throw suspicion off

herself. And then when we were closing
in, she killed Endicott. Yeah, okay. But

here's the million dollar question.

Where's the watch?

I think we'll find it where we started
off.

With the deckhand.

Playing Selby.

That's interesting.

Veronica wanted Endicott to kill Kaufman
and then take the watch, but it was

gone by the time he got there.

Okay, so Blaine didn't kill Kaufman, but
he stole the watch.

And that's why Veronica trapped Blaine's
apartment.

But she didn't find the watch.

Why didn't Rex find it there either?

Well,

I think we need to find the answer that
fast.

If Blaine has the watch, he's next on
the hit list.

Blaine Selby, that's JPD again.

Yeah. Come on.

Good work.

Jesse, Blaine's in the wind.

I need you and Sarah to pick up Carly
Nelson.

I think Blaine and Carly are in this
thing together.

I didn't do anything.

Oh, we'd like to believe you, Carly, but
you haven't been fully honest with us.

I told you, I didn't know anything about
the murder. You didn't tell us about

your relationship with Blaine.

We found this in Blaine's apartment.

She gave it to me a couple weeks ago.

He said it was our one month
anniversary.

I didn't tell anyone.

Captain Michelle doesn't allow
fraternizing among the crew. You knew

Blaine was after the murder and you
didn't tell us.

I wanted to believe him when he said he
just ran because he saw the body.

Yeah, I asked him if it was about
Kaufman's watch.

He wouldn't say.

But I knew that he had the watch or that
he knew where it is.

So will he be contacting you when he
gets it?

We're done.

Yeah, I didn't want to be a part of
whatever it was he was doing.

I told him that I found out that it was
a fake and there was something valuable

inside it.

He seemed surprised, but even more
determined to get it when he could.

But I wasn't involved.

It's like I told Miss Goodwin.

Hold on.

You told Veronica that Blaine had the
watch?

She asked me flat out.

She knew about me and Blaine being
together, and she told me what was in

watch.

Do you know where Blaine is now?

He wanted to go away.

But it felt like he was waiting until he
could get the watch.

What's your take on Carly? Do you
believe her? That she wasn't involved?

I do.

I mean, she's broken up about the
relationship with Blaine, but she shut

down when she found out about the theft.

Well, Veronica's in the wind, too. She
didn't even check out of her hotel. She

just disappeared.

Where does that leave us?

Well, the two suspects are still
searching for the watch.

And how can we be sure that one of them
doesn't have it already?

Well, Carly did say that Blaine was
waiting around for some reason, but if

took it, why not just run?

Maybe because of where it was hidden?

Well, where does one hide an expensive
-looking watch and hope that it'll be

there when you come back? Carly said
that he couldn't go back right away.

Maybe because it was a crime scene.

And we have seen Blaine running away
from the marina.

What if the watch didn't?

What, you think it's on the boat?

It was already searched.

Our best bet.

He's letting Blaine lead us to him.

He'll go back to the boat.

We just have to make sure we get to him
before Veronica does.

Otherwise, we're going to have another
homicide on our hands.

I can't believe it was there all along.

Ms. Goodwin.

Hello, Blaine.

I just... I forgot some stuff here and I
was coming back for it. I'm sure you

did. Open the bag.

I swear to you, I didn't kill him.

I don't need details. Give me the watch.

Let him finish.

I'm all about the detail.

Stay where you are.

So what's your play now, Veronica?

You gonna kill her?

For what's on that watch? I've already
killed for it.

I needed to get away from Kaufman.

I knew where Kaufman's money was, and
when it looked like the deal wasn't

to happen, I already had a plan with
Endicott to take the money by more

means. Meaning Endicott would kill him?

Mm -hmm.

But why kill Endicott?

He used his cousin's boat to sneak onto
the yacht. It was only a matter of time

before you caught up with him.

Now I am going to get out of here, and I
would advise you not to follow me.

Okay, you can't think you're gonna get
away.

Detective, I'm already gone.

Way to go, Rex!

You know, I gotta say, I'm impressed
with Veronica's planning.

I mean, her terrible, murderous
planning.

Well, I spoke to the Crown Attorney, and
she assured me that she'll have several

years to work on any future plans.

What about Kaufman's widow?

Kaufman's watch and fortune incited her,
so I guess she'll figure it out.

I bet she will.

Yeah, you'll have to excuse us. I think
Rex would like to say his goodbyes.

Rex?

Welcome back, Rex.

Hey, Detective.

Hey, Captain Michelle.

Boat's released.

We're clear to depart.

You know, that's one for the book.

We'll never forget that charter.

Yeah, I think we'll all remember this
one.

Yeah. Hope you have better luck with
your next crew.

Trust me, it's always a challenge.

I bet.

Speaking of, I want to thank you for
your help in taking down Veronica

Of course. Not many people would engage
with an armed killer.

You know, not many people are faced with
pirates in the Red Sea.

But that's part of the business, isn't
it?

So, you're a captain, now a crime
fighter. Is there anything that you

Well, now that you've mentioned it, I'm
not entirely sure I can get your partner

off my boat.

Sorry about that.

Yeah, he looks kind of good up there.

Yeah.

He can stay.

Next time on Hudson and Rack. Here's
your man. I'm about to make a big

announcement. Something that will affect
you all. Willem Devereaux, patriarch of

Devereaux Distillery, found dead. Willem
was suffering from congestive heart

failure. That makes you wonder who else
might have known, and why he would kill

a man who was on his way out already.

Someone killed your father, and they may
have been motivated by his sudden

intention to change his will. Willem
told Grant that the new ingredient in

gin changed everything.

He wouldn't even tell me what was in it.
Unique botanical. The lab could isolate

it, but, I mean, it would take weeks.
There is a quicker way. Let's put Rex to

the test.