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[woman]
Previously
on Crossing Jordan...

Niceness is over-rated.

Schweitzer?Switzer.

Pushy is not
your best option here.

Why, because
you've cornered the market?

I'm William Ivers,
Attorney General's office,

assigned as special prosecutor--
that's me--

to investigate alleged improprieties

in the Medical Examiner's
office.

That's here.

I don't give a damn
who hired you.

If you leak results
one more time,

I swear to God,

your ass is gonna
hit the pavement so hard,

they're gonna hear it
in Lowell.

Do you understand?
Do you understand?!

I just need
to talk to you

about Jordan Cavanaugh.

Can't you get rid
of this guy?

He's driving everybody nuts.

Fire Bug,
fire someone.

Give the Attorney General
an out.

Let them say
that they investigated,

and there's been a change.

No.

Then the scapegoat
is gonna be you.

I'm gonna go home,
open a bottle of wine,

have a two-hour
hot bath with--

Ivers.

[Bug]
Oh...

I thought
we got rid of him.

Not for long.

Quick, just
keep walking.

One second.

Oh...so close.

Inches.

Come on.

I've got a bad feeling
about this.

Mr. Ivers would like you
to audit these case files.

Audit,

as in--

[Ivers] Look for anomalies.

Inconsistencies.

You mean mistakes.

These cases
are on evidentiary appeal.

Our findings are at issue
in that many cases?

You're not being attacked.

The Attorney General just
doesn't want any surprises.

You know defense attorneys
scrutinize everything.

Aren't you afraid
we'll be a little bit biased

reviewing our own results?

All identifying data
have been redacted.

If you recognize
the cases anyway,

I will expect you
to be fair.

We like to look at things
objectively around here.

Bottom line is people's
guilt or innocence rests

in these cases.

You have all day tomorrow.

Just get it done.

Do you have those results
I asked you for?

Any minute.

The D.A.'s office thinks
you're wrong about this case.

The man wasn't murdered.

He died of a heart attack.

Just get me those results
as soon as you can.

[Nigel thinking]
"Greetings, bloggers.

"Nigel Townsend here.

"Once again,
my crime-solving skills

"saved the day when I came up
with the brilliant idea

to reconstruct
bullet fragments."

You have
your own blog?

I try to update it
every day.

Details about
my latest cases,

books I'm reading,
girls I'm dating.

Who's interested
in that?

My bloggers find me
quite fascinating.

Uh-huh.

[text message alert beeping]

Oh, not him again.

I thought I got rid
of this freak.

Oh, so it's freaks
who find you fascinating.

This guy calls himself
The Hangman.

He taunted me last year.

Said he dumped a body
in Lincoln Park.

Freaks and murderers.

Not a murderer, no.

Police did
a five-day grid search.

No body was found.

Five days?

So your
self-promoting blather

cost the city how many tax-payer dollars?

[computer beeps]

Well, apparently this crackpot's
not gonna give up.

[beeping]

[muffled cry]

[muffled groan]

He's probably just
got a friend to pose for him.

Don't you think?

Kate?

[siren blaring]

[police radio droning]

I want a full
perimeter search.

Check with park maintenance.

See if anyone
saw anything.

Hey, this guy looks fresh.

The other two look like
they've been dead for a while.

[Kate]
The killer must have
held on to the bodies

till he was ready
to display them.

Oh, my God.

[Woody]
What?

The Hangman.

Oh, do not start.

I wasted five days
of my life

searching this park
for a body that was not there.

Well, there's one here now.

And these two.

He sent me video. I saw
this man being strangled.

[cell phone rings]

Text message
from The Hangman.

"Believe me now?"

[suspenseful rock music]

♪

[Woody]
Unis searched the area.

Hangman is long gone.

Nigel.

I thought he was
a fruitcake.

So did I.

I made jokes
about him.

Hey, you've gotta
snap out of it.

This is not your fault.

Look, I hate to break up
your little pity party,

but I could use some help
over here.

What does it look like?

Two ligature marks.

He was strangled,
then hung.

A lot of trouble
to go to.

That's 'cause he's
a sick son of a bitch.

Yeah, we know that.

Do you?

These three people are dead
because of me.

38-year-old
stabbing victim.

Knife left in the chest.

Prints on the handle
match the accused.

DNA found on the victim--

Let me guess--
the accused.

And he thinks
he's got a case for appeal.

Okay...

Oh, gunshot wound
to the chest.

Victim is some poor bastard
in a convenience store.

Are you gonna
read them all out loud?

This is a waste
of our time.

You're preaching
to the choir.

What is Ivers' problem
anyway?

You know, first
he goes after Garret,

and then he tries
to shove his

cost-effective
forensics crap

down all our throats.

And now this.

We've all bent over backwards
for this guy--

It's never enough.

Wow, how'd you get
through all those so fast?

Less talking.

You could have just told me
to shut up.

I did.

"You call me a liar.

"I say you're a blowhard.

"The body is there.

"If you and the cops
can't find it,

you're morons."

He sent that
two days after

you finished
your grid search.

He's messing with us,
daring us to catch him.

Well, that's part of the fun
for him.

Tormenting me.

Making me look like
an idiot.

Lots of serial killers taunt.

Don't take it
so personally.

It ispersonal.

He's killing these people
to get my attention,

to prove he's smarter
than me.

It makes him feel powerful,

superior.

Any luck tracking him?

He uses an anonymizer.

The CGI proxy takes you
to a URL,

but not just any URL.

No, no, this one acts
like a virtual subdirectory.

So that is a no?

I'm just trying to back in
through a subnet.

Oh, bloody hell.

What happened?

It's not responding
at all.

[beep]

He's controlling
your computer.

How does he do that?

[Nigel]
"Sick of dealing
with the dead?

"Save a couple
of lives instead.

"Within the bodies
you'll find the clues.

Two die tonight,
no time to lose."

[beep]

[Nigel]
"Bonus clue:

Time of death 10:15 p.m."

[beep]

[ticking]

Clues to his next victims?

On these bodies?

Yes, that's what he said.

The Hangman has
two more projectslined up.

Now, we have a deadline
of 10:15 tonight,

or they die too.

What kind of clues
are we talking about?

No idea.

We need to move
as fast as we can.

No, we need
to take our time,

and make sure
we don't miss anything.

You know,
this is what you get

for boasting about
your crime-solving genius

on the internet.

Some psycho took it
as a challenge.

[Macy]
Okay, calm down.

Names and addresses
of the victims.

I got 'em from RMV.

There's evidence that
they were all held for some time

before they were killed.

Held for how long?

[Kate]
It's hard to say exactly.

Days, weeks, years?

Probably a couple of days.

During which
they were repeatedly tortured.

Can I top you off?

Tea.

Oh.

What kind?

Earl Grey, chamomile?

Orange pekoe?

I always thought that
a person's choice in tea

says a lot about them.

With you,
I'm guessing...

chai.

Something strong,
a little spicy.

Is there no corruption
in any other cities

far away from Boston?

I'm sensing hostility.

Oh, from me?

You're the only other person
in this room.

Something wrong?

No, it's just, uh,

spelling errors
drive me crazy.

Okay, "Patrick Mahoney, 22.

Failed to show up for work
four days ago."

Time of death
was this morning,

according to Dr. Macy.

"Janet Maggiano, 24.

"Missing for two weeks.

Circumstances
of disappearance unknown."

Time of death
about a week ago.

"Stanley Thomas, 19.

"Reported missing
mid-November.

Car found
in a mall garage."

No other data.

Been dead about two weeks.

So where was he
in the interim?

All right, all white,
young, good-looking.

You're describing
half the people in Boston.

Get back
on Missing Persons.

We're looking for two people
who fit this profile.

It's way too vague.

We're never gonna find 'em
in time.

Yes, we will, Nigel.

I need you
to stay with me here, okay?

Focus.

We're looking
for two young Caucasians

who haven't been missing
for very long.

[Woody]
Asian, too young, black,

too old, toddler,

couple--
whoa, whoa, whoa.

Go back.

[Woody]
Didn't he say
"a couple of lives"?

[beeping]

[Nigel]
"David and Theresa Getty."

Both 24.

Vanished yesterday morning.

"Car found
on Exeter Place.

Doors open,
motor running."

That's less
than five miles

from where
Stanley Thomas was taken.

Kate said he tortures people
before he kills them.

Hey, David and Theresa Getty.

We think they're
the next victims.

Any of this gonna
help save them?

We've got salt,
dog hairs, antifreeze.

There's no
obvious pattern yet.

We may have
more clues for you

once we open up
the bodies.

Eight and a half hours

to figure out
what dog hairs have to do

with antifreeze.

We're aware
of the urgency.

We're all doing
the best we can here.

[typing]

[beep]

This guy's a genius
at covering his tracks.

What?

I think I did it.

You found him?

Well, I-I broke down
his proxy server,

traced his last post
back to its point of origin.

[Woody]
The one about killing
two people tonight?

Yeah.

[beeping]

Well, where is he?

[beeping]

Son of a bitch.

What?

He's in the building.

Which building?This one.

[beeping]

Stay here.

Police.

Hands in the air.

Let me see your hands now.

What's going on?

[Woody] "Ken Scott, Boston Tech Systems."

Yes, I'm here
to update the switches

for this building.

Can you please
put that gun down?

Did you just send a message
from this computer?

No.

You're lying.

I traced your last post
down here.

Someone must have used
a phantom route,

because I didn't
send anything out.

Phantom route--
what is he talking about?

It masks the IP address
of origin.

Actually, someone
who really knows computers

can reprogram the anonymizer

to offer a false positive.

Where are they?

Nigel. Nigel!Where are they?!

Where are they?! Nigel!

You're The Hangman,
and we're gonna prove it.

Hey, Garret.

Not now, Jordan.

I found something
in one of the files--

a discrepancy.

Just talk to Ivers.You really should look--

Whatever it is,
just handle it.

Tox results.

What would you say
cause of death was?

Uh...
acute cocaine poisoning.

Okay, and if I told you

that we ruled
cause of death asphyxiation

and manner of death
homicide?

Then I would say that somebody
may have made a mistake.

Garret.

I looked in the database,
ran a cross-check.

It was Garret's case.

Oh, man.

1998.

Decedent Richard Mack,
found in an alleyway.

The cops arrested a guy
named Doug Lofsky.

Claims they had
a scuffle,

but that afterwards,
Mack was still alive.

A month after the trial,

tox results finally come in.

You remember how long
we used to wait

for tox results,

before we started doing
in-house testing?

So when this finally
came in,

it just got stamped
and tossed in the file.

Probably.

And this Doug Lofsky
may be rotting in prison

for a crime
he did not commit.

It's a mistake.That's what I'm saying.

And when Ivers
finds out about it,

he's gonna crucify Garret.

No, I mean, it wasn't
Dr. Macy's case.

It was mine.

I move from one assignment
to the next,

so I'm on the road
by myself

a good portion
of every day.

It's hard to come up
with an iron-clad alibi.

How 'bout last night?

Where were you
last night?

At home with my wife.

Your wife?

How does a sicko
who likes to strangle people

go about finding a woman
who's willing to marry him?

I'd have to guess.

Humor me.

He probably keeps his hobby
to himself.

Hobby?

You call this a hobby?

To a serial killer,
who knows?

Maybe he does these things
to relax.

Have fun.

Maybe he looks at it
like a calling.

Do you still want me
to talk about

what I did
this morning?

Please, go ahead.

So I finished work
at the courthouse,

and I had an hour
to kill,

so I went jogging.

Where?

Lincoln Park.

What time was that?

10:00-ish.

You sure you
weren't there earlier?

You can't say
that I was.

I want to know what you did
with this man's body

between the time
you killed him,

and you hung him
from the tree.

Why pick on me?

Because you put a wire
around these people's throats,

and you pulled until
the life went out of them.

What goes on up here?

I understand
your frustration, Detective.

You have three dead people,

and you have nothing
to go on.

I'm telling you, Nigel,
this guy's not gonna break.

[Nigel]
You can hold him for 72 hours
without charging him.

Do not let him go.

Well, I'm gonna get his wife,
and bring her in.

His wife? [Woody]
She's married to a psycho,

so she's gotta know
he's wired wrong.

She's gotta know something.

Ken?

My Ken?

Oh, no.

That's not possible.

You've made a mistake.

You've gotta let him go.

Maybe I haven't
made myself clear.

Three people are dead,
two are missing,

and their lives
are at risk.

But Ken has nothing
to do with that.

Yes, he does.

I've been married to him

for three years.

Don't you think
I would know?

Times when he's left,

and you didn't know
where he was going.

Or maybe he came home,

and you didn't know
where he's been.

Ken has
a very demanding job.

He works unbelievable hours.

Maybe he's got a room
or a cabinet or a desk

that he keeps locked,

and you don't know
what's in there.Crazy!

There could be--

I'm getting a lawyer.

And I'm getting Ken
out of here.

Mrs. Scott--

Mrs. Scott.

Mrs. Scott.

If I'm right, and I am...

did it ever occur to you
that you might be in danger?

What if I helped
send an innocent man to prison?

A jury convicted him.

Based on
incomplete data.

I mean, I looked
at the bruising

on Richard Mack's neck,
on his ribs,

the petechial hemorrhaging
in his eyes,

and I jumped
to asphyxiation--murder.

All we can do is work

with the evidence available
to us.

It's not your fault
the tox results didn't come in.

Well, I should have
waited for them.

What if the tox results
were wrong?

Jordan--

The computer mixed up your name
with Garret's.

You know, maybe it got
something else wrong.

Look, we still have
the victim's tissue samples.

We'll test them.

And if we don't find
any cocaine--

Then Doug Lofsky really is
guilty of murder.

I got smoked salmon
under Patrick Mahoney's nails.

There wasn't any salmon
in his stomach.

[Nigel] I'm writing it on the board.

Looks like a fishing lure,
and old one,

shoved in the back
of her throat.

Ink on fingertips,
burn marks from stun gun,

horse manure on shoes,
old fishing lures.

He said the clues
are on the bodies.

The clues are on the bodies,
so what does all this mean?

Are we looking
for an antique building

over a body of water?

Uh, an old restaurant
that serves salmon?

[Kate]
You're them master
criminalist.

Those are the clues.

Figure out
what they mean.

We've got five hours
to save the Gettys.

I won't let them down.

[Kate]
Smoked salmon.

[typing]

[computer beeping]

Old fishing lures.

Horse manure.
Try those.

[Nigel]
We've tried
30 combinations already.

We're getting nowhere.

Just keep going.

Horsehair sofa in blue,
yellow, or salmon.

Several fishing lure
companies.

[Macy]
"Sockeye salmon lures"?

[Nigel]
"Salmon Arms Horse Farm."

Must have gone bankrupt.

Which means
it's probably deserted.

It's only 8:15.

We've still got time.

We can save 'em.

I'll call Woody.
You go.

Guess I'll bring
a field kit

just in case.

[suspenseful music]

♪

Where the hell
are the Gettys?

We've got
the wrong place.

Oh, God!
Oh, God!

Is he dead?
Is he dead?

Did this psycho
rig something?

Did I kill this guy
when I opened this damn door?

[Woody] Get him down!

Search the hayloft.

Look for another body--
a woman.

[Woody]
Is he dead?

Rigor's just starting.

He's been dead at least an hour,
maybe more.

You didn't do this.

It's a little after 10:00.

Ken Scott said we had
until 10:15.

New flash, Nigel.

Serial killers lie!

Not this one.

Uh-uh.

No, Ken Scott wants me
to have all the pieces

so he can gloat
when I fail.

Ken Scott couldn't
have done this.

He's been in custody
since 2:00.

Could this be a copycat?

It's all over the news.

Anyone could have
imitated him.

Can you tell
if it's the same killer?

I can't answer that

till we get him back
to the morgue,

compare the wounds.

M.O.'s the same.

[policeman]
Detective,

no body up here.

Then where is she?

Where is
Theresa Getty?

Man, we don't even have
a suspect anymore.

No, it's him.

It's Ken Scott.

[cell phone rings]

[Nigel]
"Have you found the package
I left for you?"

Ken Scott's still
in custody.

Well, then,
who sent this?

[siren blares]

[Nigel]
"If you're The Hangman,

explain the lie you told
about time of death."

[beeping]

"Nova Scotia."

What's that
supposed to mean?

Atlantic time.

[Nigel]
Atlantic time?

10:15 meant 9:15
Boston time?

[beeping]

[Nigel]
Where's the other body?

[beep]

[beep]

Doug Lofsky's got
one hell of a rap sheet.

Three counts of assault,
armed robbery, rape.

Doesn't mean
he's a murderer.

Well, he's where
he belongs.

Behind bars.

[computer beeps]

[sighs]

Positive for cocaine.

Okay, what about
the other evidence

against Lofsky?

Uh, the hair and fiber
from the victim

on his jacket.

Lofsky admitted
he assaulted him.

It probably transferred
during the fight.

I mean, come on,
face it, Jordan,

I messed up.

This was
a cocaine overdose,

not murder.

I've gotta tell Dr. Macy.

No, we've gotta go back
over your original findings.

Doug Lofsky has been
sitting in a prison cell

for eight years
because of my mistake.

I've gotta make this right.

Same gauge wire
as the others.

0.5 centimeters.

[Macy]
The others were deeper.

0.7, 0.81, and 0.92.

That's a big difference.

Well,
Detective Hoyt thought

maybe this latest one
was a copycat.

Like one psycho's
not enough.

What are you doing, Nigel?

Just checking something.

[beep]

It's not a copycat.

Cut from the same roll
of wire.

[Macy]
So one killer. Ken Scott.

It's not him.
It can't be.

He was in custody.

He's got a partner.

It happens.

Hillside Strangler in L.A.,
remember?

Two men, not one.

[Kate]
I've got something.

It's an eyelash.

Looks like it's coated
with something.

Mascara.

A woman's eyelash

in David Getty's
neck wound.

Is it from his wife?

It's Ken Scott's wife.

[Nigel] Think about it.

He's a master manipulator.

You know, he's charming,
he's persuasive.

He could probably
brainwash her

into doing anything
for him.

Even kill?

Or pose as him online.

[typing]

"If I admit
you're smarter than I am,

will you stop?"

[computer beeps]

[beep]

"Did I mention
she's still alive?"

[beeping]

You really think it's
a husband and wife operation?

Wouldn't be the first.

A woman
with low self-esteem

falls under the spell
of a domineering predator.

She's verbally,
maybe physically abused.

Battered wife syndrome.Exactly.

That's still no excuse
for what Diana Scott did.

She was alone
with David Getty.

She could have let him go,
she didn't.

She killed him.

Hey, grab Ken Scott
out of holding.

have him brought
up here fast.

How much time
do we have?

I don't know,
but I'm guessing not much.

You know, David
and Theresa were married

for almost a year.

Their wedding anniversary's
in two weeks.

Nigel--

I spoke to David's mum.

She said that David
was planning

to surprise Theresa
with a trip to Hawaii.

We will find out
where they're holding her.

Everything on David Getty's body
is common to Boston.

Everything--
pollen, soot, dust.

What about the video
of Patrick Mahoney?

I-I've watched that
a million times.

The angle
never changes.

All I can see
is blue gloves,

and some trees
through a window.

Nothing that will help us
find Theresa.

[knock on door]Ken Scott's not here.

Lawyer sprung him
about a half hour ago.

He'll join up
with his wife,

and they'll finish their little project.

No--
we have to stop them.

[chirping]

How the hell did you
let this happen?

I don't know.You're better
than this, Bug.

You don't make
these kinds of mistakes.

Look, I am sorry.

Well,
sorry's not gonna cut it

with the Attorney General's
office.

A man went to prison

based on your findings.[knock on door]

Doug Lofsky murdered
Richard Mack.

I can prove it.

X-ray of Mack's hyoid bone.

It wasn't broken.
I already looked at that.

Well, the initial X-rays
showed nothing,

but now that
we can magnify 40 times.

A hairline fracture.

There's only one way
that happened.

From Doug Lofsky crushing
his windpipe.

Wrong evidence,
right conclusion.

Well, I still have
to turn it all over to Ivers.

Yeah, but if you do--

There's no "if" here.

You found evidence
that has to be turned over

to the defense.

When there's a shark
in the water,

you form a tight circle.

You cover
each others' backs.

We're talking about
evidence tampering.

Is that really a line
you want to cross?

[Jordan]
Ivers is gonna twist this.

Do you really want Bug
to be the scapegoat?

Let me worry about Ivers.

Thank you for trying
to help me.

No, you had it right--
I just backed you up.

No, you found
what I missed.

I made a stupid,
horrible mistake

that sent a man to prison.

You sent a murderer
to prison.

As it turned out.

He just as easily
could have been innocent.

I mean, how many other mistakes

have I made?

How many other people--Stop it.

We all make mistakes.

Okay, so what do you want
to do?

Do you want to go back

over every case
you've ever handled?

Well, maybe I should.

Our job is
to pass on results.

We do not cost people
their freedom.

We do if we get it wrong.

You know, maybe
Ivers is right

Maybe this place is
a disaster.

Bug, Ivers is
a pencil-pushing geek

who's making us
doubt ourselves,

question ourselves.

Look at us.

We're at each other's
throats.

We found the error,
it'll be rectified.

Stop beating yourself up.

Pine trees,
maybe juniper bushes.

Found in every wooded area
across the state.

Maybe if we magnify
the image, we--

No, we've done that
several times.

You said it yourself,
this image is useless.

Is there no limit
to your negativity?

I don't know how you get
out of bed in the morning.

[Woody]
Hey, the Scotts are gone.

I went by their house.

No sign of them
or the Gettys.

Well, they're probably
getting ready

to kill her right now.

I put out an A.P.B.

Every cop in the state
is looking them.

There's gotta be something else
that we can do.

Look aside from sending them
an email,

and asking them
where they are,

how do you really expect to find them?

That's it.

What?

You're brilliant.

[Nigel] "Is Theresa Getty still alive?"

"I've already admitted
you outsmarted me.

"It's killing me.

I have to know
how you did it."

[beep]

[Hangman's voice digitized,
deep and disguised]

I'm sorry you feel
inadequate.

You should have listened to me
from the beginning.

But I'll give you
one more chance

to figure it out.

Have a look
at my latest project.

[muffled sobs]

[Theresa cries out]

Don't do it.

[Nigel]
No, no, stop.

Oh, I'm not quite ready
to kill her yet.

Watch.

[Hangman's voice distorted]
Tell me you're not turned on.

Life...

No, stop. and death.

And life again.

It's working.

Keep him talking.

Isn't this fun?

We can't help her
if we can't find her.

Keep him talking.

I'll make you a deal.

You've been taunting me,

daring me to figure you out.

If it tell you exactly
how you pulled this off,

you spare her life.

[muffled cries]

Go ahead.

Do we have a deal?

[voice disguised]
Yes.

Keep it going.

One of you disables
your "project"

with a stun gun.

Hold on, "one of you"?

[Nigel]
You or your wife.

You stalk your victims
before you abduct them.

You study their routines.

You know when
they'll be alone.

That's when you make
your move.

A friendly smile,
an innocent question.

Seems harmless.

You hide
in the back seat.

But when they come
to the window,

she grabs her stun gun,

jabs it into their flesh
until they pass out.

After your wife
subdues them,

you put them
in the trunk.

People tend to scream
when they're tortured.

Don't they?

So you take them
to some remote location

that you've got set up.

You're such
a disappointment.

So transparent.

Do you really think
I'm gonna give away where I am?

Can't blame a bloke
for trying.

You want them conscious
before you torture them.

It's more fun that way.

So you loop the wire

around their necks,
and then you bring them

to the point of death.

And then you release.

And you do it
over and over.

[Hangman]
You didn't figure that out,
I showed it to you.

Okay, all right,
I won't argue that.

But what you do
is not as important

as why you do it.

You're going to explain me
to me?

I can't wait.

It makes you feel
like a god.

It's all about the power.

[quietly]
Hey, psst, psst, psst.

We've got 'em.

Just north
of Deep Hollow Pond.

We're almost there,
keep it up.

[Hangman]
You get that
from some television special?

"Inside the mind
of a serial killer"?

[Nigel]
Well, isn't that
what you're all about--

the power?

Don't insult me, Nigel.

You can't begin
to understand who I am,

why I do what I do.

I'm guessing your mother
didn't give you enough love

in your formative years.

[Hangman]
Another cliché.

Next you're gonna tell me
I tortured small animals

as a child.

Maybe you were dropped
on your head

when you were a baby.

Wrong again.

Too bad for Theresa.

[Nigel]
Wait.

I need to know why.

The answer's
quite simple, actually.

I like to watch the life drain
from their eyes.

[Theresa breathing heavily]

Makes me happy.

I'll show you

the real deal this time.

[glass shatters]

Freeze!
Boston P.D.

Boston P.D.

Let her go!

Ah, no!

[Theresa coughing]

David?

Where's David?

You're fine.

It's over.

Nigel--Nigel!

Come on,
let's get him out of here.

Let's go!

[siren blares]

You and your wife make
the perfect couple.

Sociopathic soul mates.

I had four anonymizers
running.

How did you find me?

Guess he's just
smarter than you.

Really?

I got a warrant
to force your service provider

to put a trace on you.

But I knew exactly how
to keep you talking.

I just played
into your monstrous ego.

[Woody]
We finished here?

[woman]
Yeah.

Jail ward?
You bet.

Nice shot back there.

Actually, I was aiming
for his face.

So Mr. Lofsky actually is
guilty of murder.

That's correct.

Though the evidence
on which he was convicted

was incomplete.

Dr. Vijay, huh?

I didn't see that coming.

Dr. Vijay is as dedicated,
as talented

as any M.E. you'll find
anywhere.

And you'll certainly
get a chance

to express that view

when we meet
with the Attorney General.

Thank you for bringing this
to my attention.

It was the right thing
to do.

The D.A.'s office won't want
to see this case overturned.

A guilty man is behind bars.
We got the right result.

This time, maybe.

But there's a reason
we have rules.

To protect the innocent

and feel confident
we're punishing the guilty.

He is guilty.

You know, everyone
who works for you

thinks the ends
justify the means.

That leads to chaos.

Well, you do
what you have to do,

and so will I.

Dr. Cavanaugh.[sighs]

How'd it go?

I got it handled.

That was some good work,
Nigel.

It was not good enough.

Four people died.

Actually,
27 people died.

The Hangman cut a swath
across the country

before he landed here.

Lucky us.

It was lucky
for Theresa Getty.

Lucky for all those people
who won't die because of you.

'Cause you stopped him.

Just don't brag about it
on that damn blog.

All right?

Good job.