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[The Hotel Alexis'
"Comeback Kid"]

♪ A house full of water

♪ Pumped into your blood

♪ Until you feel better

♪ Come into the coma

♪ The snows of Natoma

♪ Bloom in the blood

♪ A heart on the wire

♪ The cure is gonna
come tonight ♪

♪ They're bringing me the good,
good stuff ♪

♪ I see it in the broad
daylight ♪

♪ The taker
is a comeback kid ♪

♪

[police radio]

[Alan]
Stewart was a good kid.
He is...was.

How did he get my gun?

Was he having any trouble
at school?

With his friends?

No.

Could he have been upset
about his mother?

You mentioned that
she passed away.

No, no, that was
eight years ago.

[Jordan]
It wasn't his mother.

"No one will believe me.

"Everybody loves Dave.

They don't see
what he's like."

Stewart said
he was being molested.

This can't be...

This can't be.

Do you have any idea
who this Dave is?

"I love you, dad.

I'm sorry.
Feed Linus for me".

Mr. Manning--Linus.

That's his...turtle.

Mr. Manning,
this is important, okay?

Who's Dave?

Uh, I don't know.

Um...

Stewart's been going
to an after school,

uh, program.

I don't know
everybody's name there.

The man who runs it
is named Dave. Dave what?

Dave...Gilbert.

Okay, what program?

Um, Norcross Community Center,

but I can't imagine Dave...

Um...I'm a little thirsty.

I think I better--

[dramatic music]

♪

Clear!

[suspenseful rock music]

♪

Hey.
Hey!

Show some respect.

A woman was killed
out here tonight.

You see anything?

Hey--

You see who hit her?

I didn't see anything.

Look at this!
It's totaled!

[woman]
You have no idea
what I am talking about here.

I have been standing here
for three hours.

Nothing is moving.

The back of my BMW is missing right now. Excuse me.

What do you want me
to do?Excuse me.

Tell me you saw
what happened.

You know what,
I'm on the phone right now.

I asked you a question.

What the hell is wrong
with you people?

I didn't see anything.

Nothing.

Can I have my phone back?

Marker!

Got her right arm.

Found it quarter of a mile
up the road.

Her upper torso
was by the phone box,

but the lower half was in
the number two lane.

It's hard to believe
this is all the same woman.

All right, call it.Okay.

[grunting]
Upper left thigh and knee.

The left shoe.

All the king's horses.

Ha. All the king's men.

Nice, guys. Real nice.

The woman's in
a million pieces

and you guys
are quoting fairy tales.

Actually, it's a nursery rhyme.

What'd you say?

Humpty Dumpty--You think this is a joke?

You think it's funny?

No, I don't think
it's funny.

Whatever cars hit her
fled the scene.

That's a laugh riot.

Nobody who saw anything
bothered to stop.

I'm splitting a gut here.

You want to sell tickets
for this?

It's her finger.
There's a wedding ring.

She's got a husband.
Maybe even kids.

Yeah, we're all upset, Woody.

None of these people
are upset.

None of them.

Put her back together.

Back together?

[Jordan]
They call it the widow maker

A blockage of the interior
descending branch

of the left coronary artery.

So it was
just a heart attack.

Yeah, there's nothing
you can do.

CPR doesn't help.

Jordan, are you going to have
a problem working with me?

No.

I-I-I--maybe we should talk.

Clear the air.

No, you thought
I was a killer.

Now, you know I'm not.

I get that
all the time.

There's been anal tearing.

Residual bruising
from forced penetration.

It's like Stewart said.

[Lu]
He was being molested?

He was being raped.

Over a period of time.

The scarring's hypertrophic.

Scars over scars.

Is there any chance
we'll find DNA of the rapist?

Unlikely.

There's no recent tearing.

No bruising.

And even if
we did have DNA,

we've got nothing
to test it against.

Got one possible. Dave.

You want to take odds

on how many Daves there are
in this city?

So Stewart and his dad
have no next of kin.

Nobody?

They only had each other.

I'll go
to the community center

and ask about
this Dave Gilbert.

I'll go with you.

No, I'll behave.

Stewart thought
no one would believe him.

I do. Let's just try.

I'll meet you downstairs.

Lily, there you are.

Look, you need to get
your things

out of my office
by the end of the day.

Uh...Schweitzer?

Switzer.

Switzer. Sorry.

You see, when you come
into a new place,

it's good to make an effort
to learn the culture.

Excuse me?

Pushy's not
your best option here.

Why, because you've
cornered the market?

Look, I've been assigned
an office.

I have paperwork on seven cases.

I need to work.

Um...

Guess I'll get moving
on youroffice.

Thank you.

Lily, do you have the release
for Mr. Hampton?

Uh, it's on your desk.

On your desk
in the office

that you still have.

We're at
the office problem.

My body
wasn't even cold, Garret.

I didn't hire her.

The governor's people
did that.

She wants me out of my office
by the end of the day.

Use the conference room
temporarily

till I find you something else.

Or find her something else.

Look, you'll have
lots of space.

Lots of space.What're you doing?

Just a moment.Excuse me.

Just--just one second,
please.

I just don't want to lose
my train of thought.

These files
are the property

of the Medical
Examiner's office.

They're confidential.

Yeah, um...

not from me.

Uh, I'm William Ivers.

Okay, you didn't get
the memo, did you?

What memo?

Uh, about the subpoena.

I have it
in here somewhere.

Paraphrase it for me.

Uh, in a nutshell.

Attorney General's office
assigned a special prosecutor--

that's me--

to investigate

alleged improprieties

in the Medical
Examiner's office.

That's here.

Alleged improprieties?

Yeah, I'm just--I'm just gonna
look through the files,

and, uh, you know,
see what's what.

I'm gonna stay out
of your way.

That's a beautiful necklace,
by the way.

Really, it's nice.

Okay, hold it.

Just hold it.

You want our files,
they're archived on computer.

I'll set you up with access
and someplace to work.

This is in our way.

Take those and the rest
of these boxes

back down to storage.

Yeah, could you just--

Just one second.

Look, I know
I'm hopelessly antiquated.

Believe me, I get a lot
of grief about it.

But I'm more of a rifle
through the files,

get a lot of paper cuts
sort of guy.

So, uh,
if you don't mind,

thank you, but I'd like
to keep these.

Thank you.

Uh, could you
put those...there?

[Woody]
Tick-tock.

A watched pot never boils.

Oh, yes it does.

What, you've watched
a pot boil?

[sigh]
An I.D. on her.

The cars.

Something.
Anything!

[Bug]
We're working on it.

Hedera Helix.

Her name is Hedera?

No, no.

It's the binomial Latin name

for common English Ivy.

She had plant oil
under her fingernails.

Whoever she was,
she was quite the gardener.

I can work with that.

Where does
English Ivy grow?

[Nigel]
Oh, zones four to seven.

Anywhere between Maine
and the Pacific Northwest.

You know what?

Give me a call when you get me something I can use.

I've got something
you can use.

Here.

See this grill pattern here?

It doesn't match the pattern
on her hip.

I've got three
different tire treads.

And look at this.

Blue auto paint
on her shoe.

But over here,

on the skull,
the paint is red.

How many are we talking?

Oh, at least six.

[Woody]
Six?

Six people hit her
and drove on

like nothing happened?

Humanity's going to hell.

From the M.E.'s office--

The Medical Examiner's office.

I'm trying to find--

No, I--I don't need
the number there.

I'm calling from there.

I'm trying to find the--
the Attorney General--

Yes.

Yes, I do mind.

Don't put me on hold.

Do you know
who William Ivers is?

He's the guy
that found the dirt

on that
Bristol County judge

who was stalking
his girlfriend.

And Nigel says
that he's the guy

that found
the smoking gun

on that superintendent
who was stealing

from the Cambridge schools.

I don't have time
for this.

This guy
is no joke, Garret.

What is he looking for?

Uh, honestly, I won't know
till I find it.

That sounded harsh.

I may not find anything.

This is not an inquisition.

Oh...Yeah.

But I do need to ask you
just a few questions.

I'm busy.

I--I can appreciate that,

but I just need
to talk to you about, uh,

Jordan Cavanaugh.

[man]
How could a kid do that?

For all of us here,
it was such a shock

hearing Stewart
had killed himself.

Well, Stewart left
a suicide note, Mr. Gilbert.

Saying that he'd
been molested by someone.

Oh, God.
What a poor kid.

I take it that Stewart never
confided in you about that.

No. I wish he would have.

I mean, the kids know
they can come to us

at any time,
to talk about anything.

Dave, had you noticed any
behavioral changes in him?

Nope. None.

Any behavioral changes
in any of the other kids?

Not that I've noticed.

I mean, you don't think...

What it his father?

No.

Oh, good.

Well, I mean, good.

Sorry.

Mark Beckham's mom needs
a permission slip

for this camping trip.

In my office
under the field maps.

[Jordan]
So you're
taking them camping.

Tomorrow.

And Stewart was really
looking forward to it.

[Lu] The screening process here--

Does the community center
do background checks

on all their employees?

Of course.

We work with kids.

And what about you?

Did they run
a background check on you?

Yes, all employees.

Including volunteers.
Including me.

Are cross checked against

the National Sex Offender
database.

Detective, Dr. Cavanaugh,

I am happy to help you
in any way you need.

Stewart was
a really special kid.

Special to you?

Excuse me?

In his suicide note--

It said,
"Dave made me do things.

Have sex...for two years".

Uh, not this Dave.

How 'bout you give us permission
to search your house?

Yeah. I would like to,
but no.

I mean, you know how
these things work.

I work with kids.

The police raid my home,

it's front page news.

And then, when they
don't find anything,

which they won't,

it doesn't even
get a mention.

Hmm, yeah.

Nice speech.

Yeah, you know
what I think?

I think that you are
a twisted freak.

And one way
or another,

we are going
to nail you.

[Jordan]
"Dave wouldn't stop."

Yeah, I can read, Jordan.

I know what the boy's
suicide note says.

"What he did to me."

Do you know how many Daves
there are in Boston?

"He did it and he said
that he loved me."

Do you grasp the concept
of probable cause;

of actual evidence?

Do you grasp there are other
kids at risk?

Stewart killed himself because
of what Dave Gilbert did to him.

He's taking
them camping.You sure it's him?

I'm not sure--Good.

The accuser's dead and he didn't
specify which Dave.

The father's dead.

You said yourself
that he wasn't sure.

Now you're not sure.No, it's him.

Please tell me you're
not taking this attitude

because of what happened
with your wedding.

What happened at my wedding
or the lack thereof

has nothing
to do with this.

You just bring the evidence

and I'll get you
your search warrant.

Just bring me proof
that it's Dave Gilbert.

Fast.

[sigh]

Thanks for having
my back.

I don't trust him.

You think he's gonna want
to talk to all of us?

'Cause I sweat
under pressure.

I don't think Bill would
appreciate you gawking.

You think
she's behind this?

Undercover?

Or maybe she's
just a bitch.

Nige, I, uh,
need you to hack

into somebody's computer
over the internet.

But haven't you heard?

We're being investigated by
the Attorney General's office.

So?

[Lily]
So more specifically, Jordan,

you're being investigated.

For what?

Oh, well,
the Eli Graham case.

The thing
with the lobsters.

Everything to do
with Pollack.

Come on.
Let's get hacking.No. No, no.

No, no, no, no. I was in court today.

Don't give me that look, Jordan.

[coughs]

This is not
the time to be...

bringing the children
at the hospital

the candies
that we made them.

Hello.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Hello.

Dr. Vijay, I hear you studied

at Oxford with Dr. Cloulow
and Dr. Walfin.

All classy guys.

Great wine collection.

[tapping]

Can I have a minute
of your time?

Thank you.

I assume you heard.

Something about investigating
alleged improprieties and me.

Lose the "I don't give a crap"
attitude, Jordan.

Ivers is the real deal.

So until
he's out of here...I get it.

I'm serious, Jordan.

You gotta lay low.

As low as they go.

[Ivers]
COD accidental drowning.

Now, all the witnesses agreed

that they turned their back
for an instant

and the child drowned.

Now would you please read
page three for me?

You're staring
right at it.

I know. It just
helps me understand.

Please, just page three.

"Dr. Cavanaugh
found no indication

of child abuse
in the home."

Yet she still went back

to the scene three times

and interviewed every neighbor
on the block.

Dr. Cavanaugh
is very thorough.

Oh, so it doesn't seem to be
above the call of duty?

All right...

the J.D. Pollack
investigation.

Tell me about
Dr. Cavanaugh's involvement

and her access
to evidence.

After being arraigned,
after being

banned from the morgue.

Are you trying to get me to say
Jordan's a loose cannon?

[suspenseful music]

♪

[keys jingling]

[door closes]

8:00.
Chez Milino.

Great.

Having dinner with Ivers?

No, with Lily.

Just the two of you?

Uh...

As in about bloody time.

[chuckling]

Any news from Woody?

Uh, yeah.
His missing persons was a wash.

But I just matched

paint chips
and grill patterns

from our Jane Doe
to a '66 Galaxy.

There's only one
in all of Boston.

Oh, and I've got a Taurus,
windshield cracked,

and a Geo
with the bumper missing.

Both went in for body work
this morning.

And I've be loading
traffic cam footage

a few miles out from the scene
minutes after the crash.

[Bug]
Hey, look at that Astro Van.

The hood's smashed.

Plate tracks to a Jason Davidson.

I need to call Woody.

[Jason]
Wasn't like I could do
anything.

You stop.

I was going, like, 70.

She was a human being.

I thought it was a bird.

You see feathers?

I'm such an idiot.

You could've pulled over.

Called 911.

I was scared.

My husband
just bought the car.

A woman died.

Your car helped kill her.

I didn't see her.

I didn't see
where she came from.

I didn't see her.

You hit a dog running across
the highway, you stop.

You hit a woman running across
the highway...

She wasn't running.

She was shoved out of
the back of a limousine.

Shoved?

As in thrown?

Out the door.

Take a look at this kid.

Look at his eyes.

They're vacant. Dead.

Jordan, how'd you get this?

We gotta find this kid.

I'd bet my right arm
that Dave molested him.

You're not gonna tell me,
are you?

Ask me one more time
and I will.

Look, we find this kid,

get him to say what
Dave did to him,

we've got
our search warrant.

[Dave]
Jordan Cavanaugh!

Where the hell is she?

What is the matter
with you people?

You can't just
come in here-- There's a monster

on the street
and you're harassing me!

Sir, you need to leave.

He deserves
a real investigation.

Hey! And other kids--

Hey! Knock it off!shouldn't be at risk!

I said stop!

The hell's going on?

She broke into my house.That's not possible.

Jordan's been with me
all day.

[Macy]
You're gonna have to leave.
Now.

Stewart deserves
better than you.

And he deserved a hell
of a lot better than you!

Thanks, Garret.

I saw you coming in here
15 minutes ago alone.

The guy's
a child molester, Garret.

That may be, but there--

He preys on young boys
who'd rather shoot themselves

than admit what
he did to them.

Then nail him by the book.

By the book.

And what book is that?

So, um, about tonight.

No pressure, Bug.
It's just dinner.

Just dinner?

I mean...

Do you know long I have waited
for this dinner?

You have got
to check this out.

No focal hemorrhaging
on Jane Doe.

She was dead before
she hit the pavement.

So if the cars
didn't kill her...

Then what did?

Look, I don't know

what else to do.

I've asked you,
I've put in a requisition.

I am trying
to get my work done

and your phone is ringing
off the hook.

I--your dry cleaner called.

They can't find
your brown sweater.

The wedding photographer said,

and I quote,
"There is no way

you're getting
your deposit back."

And you should really consider
switching doctors.

No offense, but yours
is a borderline idiot.

What are you talking about?

He shouldn't leave personal
messages on voicemail.

Check your tape.

What is your problem?

Just tell me what he said.

You're not anemic.

You're pregnant.

[man]
Oh, man. How many times

I gotta see
that damn thing?

Until I found out
how you did not hear

a woman getting murdered
in the back of your limo

and tossed out
onto the expressway

like a bag of trash.

Who was she with?

I said I don't know.

God's honest truth,

I had the privacy screen up.

You want to stay in this job,
you learn:

You don't hear nothin',

you don't see nothin'.

Of course not.

Why pay attention to what's
going on around you?

Why be different from
anyone else in this city?

Okay, I'm gonna need all
your receipts from that night.

Moonlighting with
the company car.

It's convention season
at the Medici.

So she got in
at the Medici hotel?

It's the only hotel
I was workin'.

And I gotta work today,

so how long you gonna have
my car?

[woman]
Quite awhile.

Years, in fact.

1996 you say?

About then.

I'm sorry.

I don't recall his name.

Well, take your time.

But the boy behind him--

Now, him I know.

He's still in the neighborhood.

His name is Michael Elwing.

He works just up the block
at the fire house.

Maybe he knows the boy
you're looking for.

I'd like to help you,
but I don't remember.

Why don't you take
a closer look.

Sorry, I don't know his name.

Well, there was a suicide
on Hastings Street.

Young boy shot himself because
Dave Gilbert was molesting him.

And we think he molested
this boy too.

That's awful.

You're standing there.

Right behind him.

All we need is a name.

You all right?

F--Fine.

Michael, there's no shame
in being a victim.

We know this
is difficult.

You don't know anything.

You can help us stop Dave.

If he did this to you, all you
have to do is tell a judge.

No. No trial.

My wife--Doesn't have to know.

It's just a hearing
to get a warrant

to search his house.

You don't have
to pursue your case.

It's about this boy.

Stewart.

13 years old.

He blew his brains out.

I don't want
to go back there.

I don't want
to go back there.

Don't you wish you
had someone like you

you could have stopped him
back then?

Michael, do you have
any kids?

Daughter. Carly.

And I bet you'd do
anything for her, right?

No one helped Stewart.

If you do, it might help you
to move on.

Move on.

My little girl...

we got her this, uh...

this little pink table.

She loves
having tea parties.

She pours me tea
out of a make-believe tea pot.

And she says to me...

What does she say, Michael?

She says, "Isn't this tea
delicious, daddy?"

I'm saying yeah.

What I'm thinking
is move on...

from what Dave did to you.

Do not let him
take these moments away."

Just once, I want to be able
to look at her and say,

"Yeah, baby,
this tea is delicious."

I wanna say that
and I wanna mean it.

We want that
for you too, Michael.

Limo was clean.

And the hotel, nobody reported
anybody missing.

They are booked to capacity.

And to add insult to injury,

hosting 5,000 conventioneers,
I got nothing.

We're not much better.

We've got
no gunshot wounds,

no stab wounds.

We still have no idea
what killed her?

How am I supposed to find out
who she was

when she's in pieces?Oh, if this helps,

she was blond.

Uh, thirty-ish,
5'6" or 7".

Quarter of the women
in Boston.

[Nigel]
How about this? [beeping]

I took the part

of her face that was intact,

extrapolated depth markers
from the crushed sections,

and...

There you go. [beeping]

Facial reconstruction.

Now that helps.

Bartender at the Medici

told one of my officers

that he saw you having a drink
with this woman last night.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, her.

So you did have drinks
with her?

Nice lady.

I think she's an HMO exec. She's in surgical
devices.

Not in pharmaceuticals.
That I remember.

Guys! Guys!

[whistles]
Stop.

Is she in some kind
of trouble?

She's dead.

She was killed out
on the highway.

Oh, wow.
That's awful.

That's tragic.

We just saw her.

Yeah, she had a vodka tonic
and split.

She tell you
where she was going

when she left the bar?

No.

You remember her name?

No.

And you know, Truftin has a team
building exercise

in about a half an hour.

so we gotta get going. You remember her drink,

but you don't remember
her name?

What the hell is wrong

with you people?

Oh, Arlene.
That was her name.

No. Her name was Pamela.

Pamela Stockton.

[whistles]
How 'bout these?

Uh, just dump it all
in the box.

Uh, maybe you should
go through these--

What are you, deaf?
I said dump it.

[sigh]
Coming in here like
she owns the place

"Clear out your office.

"Get all your
messages forwarded.

Oh, and by the way..."

This isn't about
the office, is it?

I'm pregnant.

As in, uh...

with child?

You cannot say anything.

I haven't told anyone.

It's Jeffrey's?

Kate listened to a message
that my doctor left for me.

I hate her.

What?
Now what?

Excuse me?

Okay, I'll deal with this.

I don't know
who you are,

or how you did things
in New York,

but there's something
that you need to know.

Around here, we treat each other
with respect.

We work together, we look out
for each other,

we're family.

So I don't know why you're here
or what conspiracy

you and Ivers
have got going on,

but I'll tell you this:

You keep harping
on Miss Lebowski

and I will make your life here
a living hell.

So just tell him
what you told us.

[chatter]

Just ignore them.

They're not here
for you, okay?

Your Honor, on our application
for a search warrant

for Dave Gilbert's home,

I'd like you to hear
from Michael Elwing.

Yeah, bring him up.

Hey, Michael--

Michael, you can do this.

Just think about
your daughter.

Think about Carly.

Do something.If Mr. Elwing
doesn't want--

He has to testify.
Get him back.

Mr. Brandau, now.

Um, Your Honor, I ask
that you issue a subpoena

for my witness to appear.

And what, force him to testify

about a completely unrelated

and unproved incident? Who are you?

James Talbot.
I'm Mr. Gilbert's lawyer.

Your Honor, I--

This is warrant division,
not a court.

Take a seat. [Brandau]
Thank you, Your Honor.

Now, if we could just stop him
from leaving--

Mr. Brandau...

I can't.

So unless you have other
probable cause

for the warrant--

Michael Elwing told us
that Dave Gilbert

molested him years ago

And he's still doing it
to other boys.

Mr. Gilbert is a danger
to the boys at Norcross

and he's taking them on
a camping trip tomorrow.

Please help us out.

We work on evidence here,
Mr. Brandau.

Best I can do is calendar you in
for the end of the day.

You bring me
probable cause,

I'll get you
your warrant.

Her vocal chords
are swollen.

I'm guessing
anaphylactic shock.

Anything in her blood?

Uh, tox screen was negative.

GCMS showed, uh,
serotonin receptor agonist.

A painkiller.Yeah.

Don't know what
it is yet.

Hey, Bug?

Listen, this dinner that
you're going on tonight--

No, you can't come.

Ha. No, no.

Um...

I just don't want your
expectations too high.

What are you talking about?

[squeak]
Relationships can
be complicated,

rife with unexpected
twists and turns

'caused by two people
merging together.

Not to mention baggage
from the exes.

Nigel, it's just dinner.

Since you didn't stick around

after your
drive by hissy fit,

here's something
you should know.

I'm here to do a job.

Not to make friends.

I have friends.
I have family.

Back at home
where they belong.

So aside from the fact

that your mere existence makes
my life a living hell,

as you so
charmingly put it,

I'm really not concerned
about you.

You on the other hand

might want to be concerned
about me.

You're right.
She loved to garden.

She's Pamela Stockton.

Age 32, lived in Stanford
with her husband,

who I just got off
the phone with.

He emailed me this photo.

Wow.
That's her.

You gotta put her
back together.

Her husband
wants to see her.

What--how are we supposed
to do that?

Figure it out.

He'll be here tonight.

Look, Woody,
now is not a good time.

We kinda have
a situation around here.

William Ivers--
I don't care.

He assessing all
of our cases.

We have to stick
with protocol.

Pamela died out there.

Alone.

Nobody even cared enough
to stop.

She was scattered
in a million pieces

in this strange city
and that

is not right.

Her husband
wants to see her.

The way she was.

One last time.

Give him that.

Give her that.

[door opening]Mr. Townsend--

I've just been reading
your blog.

It's very impressive.

Do you have
some time for me?

Now not a good time?

[beeping]

Go, I got it.

You got something?

Yeah, looks like cause of death
was anaphylaxis.

Pamela had a reaction
to a pain medication.

The drug isn't
on the market yet.

It's still in pre-testing

with the FDA.

But it's manufactured
by a company

called
Truftin Pharmaceuticals.

The drug that killed her

was made by
Truftine Pharmaceuticals?

Yeah, does that
mean something?

Team building exercise
my ass.

Striped shirt.

You guys.

You didn't leave the hotel
without Pamela.

You left with her.

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

You don't know about
getting into the limo

with Pamela
and your buddies?

What about her dying?

What about shoving her
out onto the highway?

You don't know about
any of that?

Ha...

Did you know that Pamela
liked to garden?

Plant oils were found
under her fingernails.

Did you know that she was married?

Here's her wedding band.

She married her
high school sweetheart.

I don't want to see that.

Look at her scalp.

Look at her hair.

Right there.
Look.

Look!

She also had two kids.

They have blond hair.

Just like her.

You bother
to find that out?

You take two damn seconds
to give a crap about her?

We were just going
for Chinese food.

In...the limo.

Yeah.

She got a headache.

Just a headache.

It was stupid.
It was so stupid.

And we gave
her something, and...

She stopped breathing.

We didn't know
what to do.

You do CPR.

You call 911.

She was dead.

Tom said we could lose
our bonuses.

I don't give a crap
about your bonuses.

Maybe get fired. The woman died

right in front of you! Tom was worried

about meeting his quota
and winning a trip

to the Cayman Islands.

We didn't want
to go to jail.

I mean,
we've all got families.

So you push her
out the limo?

You leave her in pieces
all over the highway?

Then you go back
to your lives...

like it never happened?

Because of your jobs?

Because of money?

Hey, don't spoil
your appetite.

You know, I hear the, uh,
lamb is amazing.

And the chocolate mousse.

[giggling]

Jeffrey--

Hi.

Uh, how are you?

Jeffrey--

Hey, everything okay?

15 minutes,
we're due in court.

Tell me you have something
I can use.

Not yet.

I've been going over
everything again.

I just need
some more time.

We're out of time.

There must be somebody who
can tell me why he left.

Try prior employment maybe.

Okay, well, what about--[dial tone]

They hung up.

Call 'em back.It's not gonna help.

Lawyers won't let them say

word one about
Dave Gilbert's dismissal.

I tracked Dave to jobs
in Ohio and Maine.

He worked at
after school programs.

He left both jobs abruptly.

We can't let him
take those boys camping.

And I can't go back to the judge
with nothing.

You have to.It'll just

piss him off.

Jordan--

You're supposed
to be getting COD

on that supermarket thing.

Yeah, when I get back
from the hearing.

You're testifying?

No, but I have to be there.

Then you're not going,
they are.

Jeffrey needs me there.

Don't you?

Uh, sure.

Yes.

I'll start on supermarket victim
when I get back.

You do know you're on the edge
of a cliff with Ivers?

And you do know
that I do not care?

This is the same information
I saw earlier.

Our witness, Michael Elwing,

was going to tell you how
Dave Gilbert molested him.

How he photographed him.

How he threatened him.

Your Honor!

I got your back on this.

It's all hearsay, Mr. Brandau.
Move on.

Well, upon examination of
Stewart Manning, Dr. Cavanaugh

found tearing and scarring--
scars--

I saw the report.
Are we done?

Your Honor, I'm Jordan Cavanaugh
from the M.E.'s office.

If I could just say
something.Stay out of this.

Can you keep her
out of this?

Sit down, Mr. Gilbert.

Dr. Cavanaugh,

it is not appropriate
for you to address--

We believe that Dave Gilbert
has done this before

in other cities,
in other community centers.

You have proof of this?

No one will go on record.

Our detective has spoken with many--

I need something.

[Jordan]
It's just a search warrant.

Some basis.

You want him to molest
other children?

You watch your tongue. Give us the warrant!

Give us a damn warrant!

My God! What is the worst
that could happen?

What, we find proof that
Dave Gilbert is a pedophile?

And whether or not that proof
is ever thrown out in court,

whether or not Dave Gilbert

is ever convicted
of child molestation,

at least the world
would know

what he did
to Stewart Manning!

What this guy does
to little kids.

The world will know it

and Dave Gilbert
will never be allowed

near another community center,
near another kid,

near another little boy
ever again.

When I issue a warrant,
Dr. Cavanaugh,

I need something
to base it on.

Not a word.

Not another word.

And you wipe that smirk
off your face, Mr. Gilbert.

What you brought me
here today

is a cartload of hearsay,

circumstantial evidence.

But I'm gonna rule
that in it's entirety,

it is sufficient for me to
exercise judicial discretion.

The search warrant may be
deemed defective,

and any evidence
you do find

will be inadmissible.

You'll look bad.

I'll look bad.

But if you're willing
to take one for the team...

so am I.

Woody, you all right?

Pamela's husband's gonna be here
any minute.

I promised him
that he could see her,

and now I gotta tell him
he can't.

How am I gonna do that?

You don't have to.

All the king's men.

Hey. So Dave was one step
ahead of us.

He erased
his hard drive.

Damn it.

But he's not as good with
a computer as he thought.

Our guys found ghost files

with loads of pictures--
Him and Stewart.

Him and more boys
than you can imagine.

And I thought you might want
to be there

for the take down.

[sigh]
Yeah.

[Jordan]
Hey, Dave--

Now you'll know
what it feels like.

You did good.

Yeah.

We need to discuss something.

Tonight, I want to be
absolutely clear.

It is a date
and I am paying for dinner.

So I don't want you worrying
about prices.

Anything you want,
you order it.

I'm buying.

AH. I want tonight to be
absolutely perfect.

I'm pregnant.

[Garret]
Hey.

Heard you stayed
real quiet in court.

Couple of words.

Dr. Cavanaugh--

My turn in the hot seat?

It's not gonna take
very long.

So let me tell you
what I'm doing.

No, no,
let me tell you

why I sometimes
color outside the lines.

The people we see here--

They're people.

With families
that love them

And someone needs
to speak for them

to give them peace.

That's what I do.

I think there's been
a misunderstanding.

I'm not here about you,
Dr. Cavanaugh.

Garret.