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Hey, buddy.

Updates on Willa Quinn.

Still keeping a low profile since she
landed in L .A. I checked with county.

tried to visit Eric Hayworth in jail two
days ago. You were right to put her on

the restricted visitors list. They
turned her away.

I'm sure she'd love that.

Let's put Hayworth in protective
custody.

You think she'd send an inmate after
him? I don't know what that woman would

Hayworth mentioned her and Roman
Sinqueira's abduction. I'm sure she

silence him.

Let's not give her a chance.

What about our wiretap? Are we up yet? I
put in the request for the DAs dragging

their feet, as usual.

I'll stay on him. Captain Wagner also
pulled some strings and got a

detail in her hotel.

They're keeping track of who's coming
and going. Nothing notable yet, but

they'll keep us posted.

Oh, in the meantime, duty calls.

Body spotted on a building in Mid -City.

You mean in a building?

No, on.

Multiple 911 calls about it dangling off
the side.

I'll text you the address and have
Morgan meet you there.

This building is... I don't know what
this building is. Looks like somebody

dropped some spaghetti on the blueprints
and kind of went with it.

Hmm. Tyler Villanueva, 24.

Extensive rap sheet.

Hmm.

Let me guess.

Vandalism.

Looks like he's been busy, huh?

Yeah. Blunt force trauma.

Vic was hit with a hard cylindrical
object before he fell. Not sure what

Been dead for a few hours, so killed
early this morning.

You said they found him hanging off the
side of the building?

Witnesses spotted him caught on an
architectural feature there.

Unis think he was two floors up when he
was struck. Fell over a balcony.

Poor guy.

Ready to take a look?

Is that a cylindrical object in the
head, right?

I don't think spray cans are hard enough
to cause that kind of damage.

Wow, this is very... Disgusting.

No, I was going to say cool, because
it's art.

Vandalism is not art, Morgan. It's a
misdemeanor, and misdemeanors are not

Right. Yeah, no.

Totally right.

Misdemeanors are not cool.

You never painted over anything when you
were a kid?

Right. I forgot. You weren't a kid when
you were a kid.

It is hot in here, huh? No wonder Tyler
tagged it night.

Well, it's an abandoned building. That
means no utilities.

Can't just turn on the A .C.

We got blood over here.

Looks like the Vic was struck here, fled
as a salient that way, probably

disoriented, already losing blood, hit
the ledge and went over.

Sound about right?

This is the last piece Tyler was working
on before he got killed. The colors

match the paint on his hand.

Defunct. Must be his tagger name.

Yeah, but check this out. This is not
Tyler's.

He was ragging somebody else's work
before he got killed. What's ragging?

Ragging, capping, painting over.

Roman, huh? Yeah, the L .A. graffiti
scene is how he got his start as a

muralist. He said that taggers live by a
code.

Does that code mean some spray paint can
get you killed?

Well, if a tagger does some quick line
work and somebody rags it, it's not a

deal.

But if the artist did line work and
started to add some shading, and then

somebody paints over it, not cool, but
also not the end of the world.

But painting over a completed piece that
took time and skill, that's

a problem.

And that could get violent.

Or in this case, deadly.

Okay, well, I'll have forensics process
this area and tell everybody else what

we're thinking.

Yeah, okay. I'll see you when you land.

Morgan and Keredak come back from the
crime scene. The victim was a tagger,

by the name Defunct.

Sadly prophetic.

Yeah, they think the killer might be a
rival artist.

You got a name of the rival? Not yet,
just some graffiti they left behind.

The gang unit keeps a graffiti binder.
To track activity throughout the city,

I'll put in a call.

Hello, Selena.

Catch you at a bad time.

I wonder how long Soto's going to let
her sweat in there.

She look like she's sweating to you?

We're going to figure out the connection
between Willa and Roman. We just don't

have the answers yet.

No, we certainly don't. So maybe we're
asking the wrong questions.

Morgan, whatever you're thinking about
doing, don't.

She's not under arrest. There's no
reason I can't speak to her. I know that

is extremely frustrating, but you need
to let Soto handle this.

Any luck on the binders?

Flagged a few that could be the tagger,
but... But they're not.

You sure?

Yeah, I flipped through it.

Tiger's styles are very specific.

Letter shape, brace bead, our guy's not
in there. We want to find that guy. We

need someone connected to the graffiti
scene.

Taggers aren't known to help top.

I know someone who will. I already
called her.

I know. I know it's hard for you to take
a back seat on this. Hayworth didn't

pull her name out of nowhere. She knows
what happened to Roman. You're right.

And I have a plan.

Trust me.

I hope our interrogation room isn't too
unpleasant.

Our ballroom's being renovated.

A room's a room.

Phil.

What brings you to L .A.? Well, after
what you told me in New York, I had to

come and clear my good name.

Is that right?

If Eric Hayworth is making accusations
against me, I need to get to the bottom

of it. I need to clear it up and put it
to bed.

Well, Mr. Hayworth is unavailable.

Yeah.

So I noticed.

I come with an offer.

You told me that you had an old case, a
missing person, Roman

Sinqueira. Well, I have contacts, and I
can help you.

Now, we both get what we want. You get
Sinqueira, and I get to prove that I had

nothing to do with whatever happened to
him.

See, I think that you're scared that
we'll get to him first.

And then you won't be able to make sure
that he's gone forever.

Trust me, Selena. You want me as a
friend.

I have enough friends, thank you.

Including Eric Hayworth, who's there
with you.

He's been very cooperative.

You remember that blackberry I found in
Roman Sinqueira's backpack?

I told you, my techs were working on it.
We pulled these messages off of it.

There's some sort of code, so we can't
really read them just yet, but the days

and the times match the night that Roman
disappeared, like their instructions.

See that?

So I put a call into the DA.

They're setting up a talk with me and my
new friend, Eric Hayworth.

I'm pretty sure he'll help us read them.

Wow.

Now I'm invested.

So do tell me how that all goes for you.

And if you change your mind about
working together, let me know.

Offer still stands.

I am free to leave, right?

This time.

What's she doing?

Wait, she's just going to let her go?

Hey, hey, we are not done here. Morgan,
calm down. Don't tell me to calm down,

okay?

Morgan! Let go of me! Morgan!

This is your plan? As a matter of fact,
yes.

I needed to see her face, and now I'm
sure.

Willa Quinn is scared.

And with Hayworth's help, we're about to
find out why.

Make anything of him?

No.

Well, Soto will get it out of Hayworth
when she talks to him.

Hey, we're close.

Hmm. Hmm.

It's a fancy restaurant.

That's Lucia's favorite.

We're celebrating. She put in an offer
on a house in Lafayette Park, and the

seller just accepted it.

Wow. That's a good school district.

Think she'd mind if my family moved in?

Unless she's already planning on maybe
having a roommate one day.

Well, we talked about it.

What?

Okay.

You guys have been back together for,
like, five minutes. Isn't that kind

rushing things a little bit i said we
talked about it that's it but that

you'll be the first to know i don't need
to be the first to know you might want

to notify your utility companies nicole
hi

margaret it's so good to see you god it
has been forever last time i saw

you you were pregnant with your daughter
ava she's 16 now 16 it doesn't seem

possible tell me about it and you know
what else she's an artist as well Like

her dad.

Yeah, like her dad.

Nicole Heisler, this is Detective Adam
Karadek. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Nicole is a professor of urban art, but
when I met her, she went by the name

Michelangelo. I was hoping you'd
forgotten that. It's a tough one to

Thank you for coming in. We wanted to
see if you could help us identify a

tagger. This is what our victim was
working on when he was killed.

Wait, defunct? Dead?

You knew him?

I knew his work.

He was an up -and -comer in this scene.

The piece we're actually interested in
is the one that he was painting over.

Do you recognize that style?

Um, well, you see the flares and the
drip marks along the side?

They're as unique as a signature.

Cyclops. Half of these are Cyclops.

And if I am remembering right, he and
the funk had beef.

Ragged over each other's work before.

Do you know Cyclops' real name?

Sorry, I don't.

Well, if these are all Cyclops', I know
where he works.

His paint cans are all from the same
store.

Well, how do you know the guy worked
there and wasn't just a customer?

Well, anyone on a budget knows that
dented food cans get restocked and

a discount.

Same goes for dented spray paint cans,
unless the dent is along the seam

then they could explode.

These are safe because they're empty,
but these cans really should have gone

back to the wholesaler. So Cyclops
didn't buy them from the store. He

intercepted them because he worked
there.

What? Nothing.

Just, I'm surprised. You working with
the police?

You seem happy.

I like it.

Well, you know, free coffee.

Welcome.

Hey, order yourself something.

No, I'm good.

I see the cigars and bacon haven't
killed you yet.

Which one do you think will get me
first?

Look, Dad, I got a job to get back to,
and you don't summon me unless you need

something. So, what's up?

I've asked the city council to launch a
panel to look into corruption.

You.

That's rich.

I'm considering a run for Senate, so
I'll be the face of it.

Plays well with the voters.

Yeah, that makes more sense.

I've heard about this Morgan Guillory.

Consultant of yours, right?

I think she'd be perfect for it.

Full benefits, opportunity for
advancement.

I'm sure we could pay her a little bit
more than what LAPD's given her. Wait,

wait a second.

You want to offer her a job? Yeah. She's
smart.

Problem solver.

Won't take no for an answer.

Perfect. And you know a hundred people
who fit that description.

Why are you looking at someone from my
squad?

That touch of nerve there, Nicky?

Come on, son.

You and I both know that she's special.

And I also know that she's not going to
want to work with you.

Well. How about we let her decide that?

Present her with the opportunity.

Are you asking me to do this, or are you
telling me?

You're a big boy. I'm sure you'll do
what's best for everyone.

Oh, wow.

Ah, that's true.

Wow. I had to wear a Hawaiian shirt and
jorts the summer I worked at Knott's

Berry Farm.

This is much worse.

Can I see a picture?

No. Got it.

Excuse me.

Hey, we're looking for someone that
works here. Goes by the name Cyclops.

Do you know him?

Wait, no!

How'd they move it so fast in that
stupid costume?

Stop!

You got about two feet of foam sticking
out from behind that dumpster, genius.

Come on out.

Damn it.

I didn't do anything.

Yeah, well, tell that to Tyler
Villanueva.

Who?

Defunct. He was killed this morning.

Someone killed Defunct?

Yeah, I didn't have anything to do with
that. Really?

Your rival just so happened to get
murdered while he was pinning over your

Yeah, we were rivals, but we called the
truce. We were working a job together.

What kind of job?

That weird building. In case.

We were being paid to tag him.

These pictures make you pretty upset,
huh, Anton?

How would you feel if someone drew on
one of your parking tickets? Or whatever

you cops care about.

I can tell you we wouldn't kill anyone
for it. I didn't kill the guy.

Like I said, me and Defunct had a truce
because we were both hired to attack

that building.

Okay, so who hired you? I don't know.

Someone. I didn't get a name. I never
met the guy.

Nothing. We're going to need more than
that.

Why do you smell like an ashtray?

Oh, sorry.

I had lunch with the command.

In an ashtray?

I got nothing for you.

You took a job from an anonymous client
to tag a building. Guys like me are

defunct. They're all working on online
forums.

A couple months back, I saw a post
offering to pay taggers to cover in

Wait. Someone posted a criminal want ad.

I thought it might be the cops.

But it said the building was abandoned,
there'd be no security, and they're

paying crypto to keep both sides
anonymous.

So, I DMed back. Seems like a pretty big
risk.

In case you forgot, I work as a dancing
hammer.

I needed the cash.

Turns out the gig was legit. I got paid.

And as far as I knew, me and Defunct
were good. You mind telling us where you

were between 5 and 7 this morning?

At my girlfriend's.

And you're Belinda.

Two hours away.

Oh, and your girlfriend would never lie
for you. She might.

But I'm guessing your boys at Highway
Patrol wouldn't. Yeah, they pulled me

leaving there on my way to work. Ask
them.

I never thought the cops would get me
out of trouble.

Why would someone pay people to tag that
one building? Try to cover up as much

of it as possible.

Well, it doesn't look like the owners
are going to be any help. It says here

they're a Hong Kong consortium that ran
out of money three years ago and haven't

been heard from since.

A consortium of them?

What are you looking for?

The architect.

It takes a lot of time and planning to
design a building like that. They can't

have been thrilled at the new paint job.

Does this job ever get to you?

What do you mean? Working on major
crimes, dealing with murder all day.

Yeah, I mean...

It doesn't help that I can remember
absolutely everything, but I like it.

Trying to fire me again?

Oh, maybe the opposite.

City Council's starting an anti
-corruption panel, and your name came

Clearly they haven't seen me help myself
in the bulk food aisle.

You've been an asset here, but it sounds
like a great opportunity.

Well, thank you very much, but I'm not
looking for an opportunity.

Well, you should think about it. It's a
nine -to -five. Okay, why are you trying

to push this job on me?

You want to get rid of me?

Of course not.

Council just asked me to pass along the
offer. Okay, great. You did it. You

passed it along. Can we get back to the
job that I like doing?

Thank you.

Okay, Gerald Lee.

In case it's the culmination of years of
work, blah, blah, blah, blah, an

inseparable part of my soul.

Oh, come on. Well, if anybody has
thoughts on that graffiti, it could be

Thanks for coming in, Mr. Lee. We assume
you heard about what happened at the

encase building.

Yeah, it's awful.

I feel so guilty.

The way I first reacted.

Why? How'd you react?

My first thought wasn't about the man
who was killed. I worried what would

happen to my building.

Makes sense. You poured a tremendous
amount of time and energy into it.

There's nothing like it in the world.

Beams on the outside make the support
structure part of the design.

That's why I named it in case.

Did you know the taggers were hired to
deface the building?

You're kidding.

You didn't know. Who would...

pay someone to do that? That's what we
were hoping you could tell us. I had no

idea. I mean, the building has its
critics.

Some people didn't get it. Really? But
if all that graffiti was some kind of

critique, joke's on them. Why that?

In case it's finally going to get
finished.

Until a few weeks ago, the only people
interested were developers who wanted to

tear it down for the land.

That couldn't have felt good.

You're right, it didn't.

But all that graffiti tanked the value.

Someone swooped in and bought it in a
private sale. Private sale.

That means the name of the buyer is in
public.

Any chance you know it?

I can try and do some digging.

Yeah, or you could just tell us.

See, I think you know who the buyers
are. You just don't want us to know

they're about to finish your building.
We read about how important this

is for your career, Mr. Lee.

But if that buyer had something to do
with Tyler Villanueva's murder and you

protect them, that's accessory. So,
unless you want to read about your grand

opening from prison.

Might want to think about coming up with
that name.

This is Lattimore.

I'm Detective Karadek. Finally.

Brad, the police are here.

You're here about the graffiti.

Um, actually, yes.

Subtle. My husband called a few days ago
when it happened. We thought you guys

weren't coming. My apologies. It's the
first we're hearing. Definitely defunct.

Minnie was here just before he died and
looking to collect.

Wait, someone died?

What's this about?

Well, this is about your friend defunct.

Who?

The guy who wants you to pay up.

The thing is, Mr. Latmore, we're here
because your employer, Rabner Hughes

Industries, just bought the encase
building. And you are their head of

acquisitions. Now, we were planning to
ask if you'd hired Defunct and another

tagger to deface the building, but
seeing this, that's definitely a yes.

And you and Defunct got into a dispute
over the money. Yeah, one sec. Your

husband hasn't been telling you the
truth, and the reason the police never

showed up is because he didn't call
them. Go ahead. What happened?

Defunct tried to shake you down for
extra, so you killed him?

I didn't kill anyone.

Ravner Hughes wanted in case and if I
didn't deliver I was out but the owner

wouldn't budge on the price So you hired
the taggers hoping their graffiti would

drive the price down.

Okay, and did Ravner Hughes pay for
that?

No, I got the money out of our Girls
college fund what oh my So if

you paid him what's with the garage
door?

Well, the plan worked faster than
expected and I tried to Pro -rate then

by the house and I paid him out. You can
see both transfers Ma 'am

Second payments before Defunct was
killed.

Brad had no motive. Any idea how he
found your house?

Eh, I think I can answer that.

We sent him a screenshot of your bank
balance. Did he want to make sure you

the money?

Yeah. You had your location turned on.
Just let him write to you.

My mother was right.

Sandy. Get in the house, Brad.

Starting to feel like Defunct wasn't
killed over anything to do with tagging.

We should head back to the building.
Maybe he walked in on something else.

Okay, so defunct rag cyclops in there
got bashed right around here.

What did he say? It's still so hot in
here. My pits are blasting.

Uh, Karadek?

That wasn't here before.

We could see a propane torch.

And multiple propane tanks.

I've got to shut it off.

Tannik, wait, stop, stop!

There's gasoline in that glove, the
whole place is going to blow up. The

Yes.

Gasoline dissolves latex. That glove is
basically just a slow fuse.

And when it finally eats through...
Morgan, get out of here.

Well, what are you... Hey, there's still
time to turn it off.

I'm right behind you.

Go.

You're right. I have to call this thing.
Are you okay?

Are you okay?

Huh? Oh, my God!

Yeah, I'm... Oh, no, no, no, no. I'm
okay. I'm okay.

I got you. I got you.

Oh, no.

No.

Officer Dan!

I'll give you one more guess.

Lucia, I... Ow.

Easy, easy, Adam.

I didn't mean... I know you didn't.

You look incredible.

Dinner.

Lucia, I'm so sorry. No, no, no.

There's no reason to be sorry.

You're okay.

That is all that matters.

Oh, can you at least put some avocado on
it? No apple juice. Throw that right in

the trash. You need protein.

Bring him avocado toast and just all the
meats you have. Okay? He's a big meat

guy. Oh!

Sorry to interrupt, Lucia.

Uh, hi. You look hot.

You don't. You look bad.

You almost got your head blown off, you
moron.

I'm glad you're okay.

Thanks.

What? What is this?

It's a gallbladder. I don't know, a
hospital gift shop. It was that or a

Right choice.

This? Chocolate chip cookie with all the
chocolate chips picked out. And yes, I

washed my hands thoroughly before I
jumped in there.

Why not just the sugar cookie?

It's not the same thing.

Was anyone else hurt in the explosion?

Just a little cracked concrete on one
side. So the building's still standing?

Mm -hmm.

Thanks to us, we got there and called it
in on time.

Were they able to... Oh.

Okay. Get some sleep, okay?

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

It's just, dating a cop, you know, this
kind of thing can happen, but you're

never ready for it.

Yeah.

Before I got the call, I was sitting in
the restaurant alone, and I

had this flashback of what it was like
before.

Adam getting wrapped up in the case and
forgetting our plans, forgetting about

me.

But that didn't happen. No.

He's different now, and I... I think you
had something to do with that change.

Well, just after a whole day with me,
he's ready to go home.

It's so hard to see him like this.

He is the careful one. I'm the more leap
-before -you -look type.

Same.

Now, last year, I was in the ER.

Really? Mm -hmm.

I took a shortcut through the park and
slammed my bike into a statue of George

Washington and took a hoof to the elbow.

Oh. See that? Hoof elbow.

Mm -hmm. Worse.

Awful.

I'm going to check on Adam.

Thanks for being there for him, Morgan.

You're a really good friend.

Nope. How's he doing?

They're going to keep him a couple days
for observation, but he's going to be

just fine.

So things have gone from a little
graffiti to someone trying to burn down

whole building. They sure did.

And it's looking like the killer and the
arsonist are the same guy.

Emmy thinks one of those propane tanks
is the murder weapon. The shape of the

cylinder matches Defunct's head wound.

So the arsonist and Defunct run into
each other. Mm -hmm. The first time this

guy tried to set the fire, Defunct saw
him.

So the arsonist killed him.

Problem was the funk ended up dangling
off the side of a building, so the

left and then came back later.

Forensics say they're still trying to
lift prints and DNA off what's left of

tanks, but it's going to take time. So
who would want to take it down?

Anybody with eyeballs?

Very ugly building.

But we were wondering the same thing. We
talked to Gerald Lee, the architect.

He talked about that building like it
was his baby.

Unlikely he would want to destroy it.
Same with Ravner Hughes Industries. I

mean, they bought it to fill it with
tenants.

Still wouldn't hurt to ask Lee or Brad
Lapmore to see what their thoughts are

the subject.

It's Wagner.

He is checking on Karaduck and seeing if
he can help out with the case. Give it

a thumbs down? Take him up on it. Bring
him along on the re -question of

Lapmore. And you two, go talk to the
architect.

Sure, but only because Soto is making me
say...

Sure. Thanks.

You know, that job you mentioned, if the
offer still stands, I think I'm

interested.

Really? Yeah.

Better hours, better pay, less murder.

Like you said, I should at least
consider it, right?

No, you shouldn't.

Why not?

Because you'd be working for my father.

He's spearheading the panel, and the
only reason why he wants you is because

wants to use you to make him look good.

I'm sorry, Morgan.

Obviously, this is your decision to
make, but you shouldn't be making one

without all the facts.

And I apologize. I should have been up
front from the start.

Yeah, you really should have.

Then I wouldn't have had to figure it
out for myself, which I did.

Of course you did. You mentioned city
council. Your dad's on it. It wasn't

exactly a Christopher Nolan movie.

So you're not interested in the job? No.

Just wanted to see if you'd be honest
with me.

Took me a little longer than I should
have.

But you got there.

Thank you.

Your family's important to your dad,
right? How's he going to feel about me

turning him down?

Honestly, Morgan, I couldn't care less.

You again.

You're new.

Brad Latmore, Captain Wagner.

My wife took the kids.

They're staying with their mom.

So thanks for that. Thank me?

Okay, all the stupid things you did,
that's my fault?

What, are you one of my kids?

Mind if we take this inside?

Yeah.

We wanted a buy -in case, not level it.

The whole neighborhood's coming up
because they're putting in a new rail

Rents are going to go through the roof.

Any idea who would want to burn it? We
found evidence of an arson attempt

inside. Really?

Maybe we should have waited to pull the
trigger. The price would be lower now.

I'm joking.

Hilarious. Hey, you know your model's
wrong.

It doesn't match the real thing. It's
rotated 90 degrees.

Oh, yeah. I think the original clients
asked for that change at the last

Beams on the outside make the support
structure part of the design.

That's why I named it in case.

It is hot in here, huh?

No wonder Tyler said goodnight.

Have you ever been inside the building,
Brad?

Uh -uh. Tell you what, it's real hot in
there.

Hey, you're going to break it.

No, I probably won't. But even if I did,
Sandy's going to get it.

Right? The way it is positioned now, the
side that gets the most sun has a ton

of concrete. But the way you've got it,
the side that would get the most sun

doesn't have that much concrete. It's
all glass and...

noodles or whatever that's supposed to
be.

That filming is not supposed to get hot.

Part of the design is it's supposed to
stay cool.

That could be a problem.

What kind of problem?

Well, I'm not an expert, but that could
cause the whole structure to come down.

Well, that sounds bad.

Just a quick update on the case, please.

Shouldn't you be resting?

I can rest and listen.

Where's Lucia?

She stepped out.

Did you send her on a pointless errand
so you could call us?

I sent her to get me some water.

Hydration is not pointless.

Can we get to the case, please?

Even before she comes back and catches
you on the phone? Yeah, you got it.

We're thinking that whoever rigged that
fire did it to hide the fact that the

building was about to fall down.

It's going to come down? Morgan and the
captain got the building plans from that

exec you saw. Brad Latmore?

We had the plans examined by experts.

You remember when we felt like it was
really hot in there? It was right before

the building exploded and you almost got
yourself killed like an idiot?

Yes, Morgan. My memory is intact.

It gets crabby when nothing affects
yourself. I am begging you to go on.

Well, it turns out the original clients
decided to rotate the building at the

last second. They went up to Paul's
office to face the mountain.

The problem is they rushed the plans
through. So now the side of the building

with the most concrete got the most sun,
which made the building get too hot.

And that's not good.

Like any high -rise tier in L .A., NCASE
has earthquake shock absorbers at its

base. They're called seismic isolators.

But according to the experts we talked
to, those shock absorbers get too hot,

they lose their flexibility, and they
don't work.

The way it is now, any earthquake above
a five, and that building's coming down.

And now that we know this, we realize
the fire that you guys found was

specifically set up to damage the
concrete on that side of the building.

as if somebody wanted to be able to
redesign one side of the building

anybody asking why.

The architect.

Lee.

Exactly.

He must have bumped into Defunct while
setting the fire.

And he knew he couldn't leave a witness.

His whole career is hanging on the
success of a case.

This lets him fix the mistake, save the
building, and avoid a scandal.

We've been trying to reach Lee since
yesterday. Send Muniz to his house, his

office. He's in the wind.

Oh, hey, I gotta go. Bye.

You were trying to sneak in a call. He
was. So busted.

You said before these new fires, it
looked like the building was going to be

torn down?

Yeah, that must be why Lee felt the need
to set the fire. I mean, before that,

his problem was going to take care of
itself.

And the debris around the blowtorch
included spray cans, right?

You think he's trying to make the fire
look like the taggers caused it? Yeah,

absolutely. Those blowtorches are the
same ones the taggers use. They help

-dry the paint and control where the
drips go. We're guessing he checked back

see if the fire worked, and once he
realized we got there in time to prevent

more damage... What?

We've notified all the travel
authorities, flagged his passport, car,

cards, bank account. The last purchase
he made before we stopped it was a

sleeping bag and a lantern.

But no food rations?

Hmm.

Go check out his house, his office, see
if you can find any clues to where he

died.

Do you really think you can lay up there
and pretend I didn't just see you get

off the phone with work?

I know you better than that.

And I know you better than to think I
could fool you.

But I still might be able to surprise
you.

I think I owe

you a date.

Is this Arlo's?

How did you get Arlo's? I had it
delivered.

The nurses helped me set it up.

Oh, also.

The best vintage I could find.

Oh, this is exquisite.

Is it Napa?

Cabateria. Oh.

Cheers.

I love you.

I wonder what his dating profile
interests are. Himself?

Laptop needs a password.

I'll get it to TID and see if I can
crack it.

What you got there?

I think this is what encase is made of.
It's called bendable concrete.

And it's not the first time Lee's used
it.

Is that important?

Uh, yeah.

I think it just helped me figure out
where he's hiding.

He really loves an ugly gray wall. I
think he's gonna find prison

pleasing.

How did that brick tell you where he'd
be?

Oh, it's not a brick. It's a miniature.

This guy kept every single sketch he
ever made and every article that was

written about him. Which, I mean, okay.
But one of the articles was about how he

had planned for years to build in case.
Ever since the first time he worked with

bendable concrete when he was hired by a
client to build an underground bunker.

The sleeping bag and the lantern.

Yes, that explains why he didn't have to
stock up on food. He knew the bunker

would be completely empty except for a
big food supply.

But how did this thing tell you it was a
bunker?

Well, when we were searching Lee's
office, I noticed a detail on the

See the rectangle on the top?

It's a door.

Nicole!

Hi! Hi.

Uh, Nicole Heisler, this is my boss,
Lieutenant Soto. I heard you were

on the case. I was glad I could do
something.

I got your message that you caught
Defunct's killer.

I've been talking to Taggerson Newman.

They wanted me to say thanks.

That's nice.

You didn't have to come all the way down
here to do that, though.

No. I also wanted to give you something.

Really, it's for Ava.

Roman helped get me out of the life.

He gave me that.

Wanted me to see the difference a female
artist could make.

I thought it might inspire his daughter,
too.

She's really gonna love this.

Thank you.

You know, she also might really love to
talk to you sometime if you want to try

not to let 16 more years go by before we
bump into each other.

Call me anytime.

I will.

Thank you.

Oh, wait. No, no. You know you can't
keep it, right? I'm not gonna keep it.

just gonna borrow it. I'm just gonna
swing by the hospital and fill care deck

in.

Good night.

Good

night.

Miss Quinn.

You still in L .A.? Yes, and I thought
I'd share some news.

I heard that the FBI took Eric Hayworth
into federal custody.

Really?

Nobody told me.

Yeah, I just found out myself.

Apparently, they got a tip that he had
information on an old murder FBI agent,

Lila Flynn.

In other words, you had Hayworth move
somewhere. I can't get to him, but you

can.

Oh, I'm sorry, dear. I have to go. I'm
just walking into a meeting, but I'm

we'll speak soon.

One second.

Hey, now, that is a 30 -year -old
whiskey.

I guess I should know better than expect
you to ask politely.

You should.

And you're right, it is a 30 -year -old.

The owner of the club is a client.

I bought him the bottle.

So any word from the prodigal son?

Yes.

Nick is not sidelining Morgan Guillory.

Time being, she's staying at Major
Crimes.

So there.

Done your errand, and I'm out. Whatever
you're doing, you have to find another

way.

Well...

Do I need to remind you that we're in
this together?

I know where all your bodies are buried.

If I go down, you're coming with me.

And you are right.

We are going to have to figure out
another way.