All language subtitles for Crossing.Jordan.2001.S02E03.1080p.PCOK.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.H264-Vialle

We're here.

countdown to ecstasy.

Oh, you are naughty.

Have you taken me
Someplace seedy and awful?

The no-tell motel?
Hey, did you bring any feathers?

I'm quite fond of having my--

Just take it off, nige.

I love it when you
Tell me what to do.

you know, that moment

before I took off
the blindfold I was so happy.

Awful thing, to strip a man
Of his illusions.

Look at it this way,

Would you have come
If I just flat-out asked you?

No. And why would you
Want me to?

I want to get my dad
A gift.

And this concerns me how
Precisely?

I found him something,
But I need a second opinion.

You know,
A manly perspective.

Well, desperate times
Call for desperate measures.

Good morning to you.

Welcome to total-mart.

Anything you want,
I'm at your service.

Well, for starters
You can fork over

Some of that positive attitude.

I can do better
Than that, young lady.

I'll give you the key
To happiness.

Oh, I've looked
All over the place for that.

Who knew I'd find it here
At total-mart.

Oh, it's quite simple really.

Don't let the hardship
Of the past

Rob the joy
From the present.

Well, not a bad tip.

Uh, unfortunately for me,
It's about 20 years too late.

I assure you
It's never too late.

You know,
I'm gonna hold on to that.

Thank you.
You have a nice day.

That's supposed
To be my LINE.

[laughs]

bye-bye.
Bye.

what a cool guy.

Imagine having a dad
Like him, though, you know.

Kind of cute and cuddly.
Says what's on his mind.

Yeah.
Yeah, just like my dad.

I thought you and Max
Were getting on.

Yeah, because we're
Avoiding each other.

I figure maybe a peace offering
Is just the ticket.

So what do you think?

A tractor?

A riding mower.

This is a bit excessive,
Isn't it?

It's perfect for him.

well, it's just that...

Given your recent conflicts
With him,

A gift like this
Could be misconstrued.

Misconstrued how?

Max has his secrets,
Does he not?

About his past
And your mother's death.

And you've tried
In various ways

To make him
Reveal the truth and--

Now I'm trying to do it
By bribing him?
no, no.

Is that what you think?
no, it's not.

I'm just saying I don't think
This is the best way

To get things back on track.
That's all.

[customers shouting]

(woman)
did he have a heart attack?

(Jordan)
excuse me, pardon me.

Call 9-1-1.

sir.

Could you help me, please.

(nigel)
emergency at the total-mart,
ground floor.

would you send someone?

[upbeat instrumental music]

* *

(nigel)
his name's clive alpert.

apparently he's been
a greeter here for ten years.

The coroner's van on its way.

Heart attack?

Looks like it.

Hey, you did everything
You could.

Hey, can we show
A little respect here!

(nigel)
go back to you lives.

Sorry, guys, I think we're
Way past the ambulance phase.

This is the patient, right?

We got a call
On a heart attack.

Then you should've received a
Second call canceling the first.

I mean, we ran CPR
and defib for three cycles--

Ma'am, we gotta
Take him to a hospital

So a doctor can pronounce him.

Yeah, I am a doctor,
And I already did.

Believe me,
I know dead when I see it.

I'm afraid I'm gonna have to
Follow procedure here, doctor.

I'm not letting you bill
This family

For a pointless trip
To the hospital.

He's going with me.

[playing on radio]
* woke up this morning
Feeling fine *

* there's somethin' special
On my mind *

* last night I met a new guy
In the neighborhood-- * *

[turns off ignition]

(Emmy)
dr. Macy, I was starting
to get worried.

Bottleneck on the 90 again?

Bottleneck implies that traffic
Was actually moving.

And pulling into
My parking lot,

That was the real highlight
Of my morning.

Sir, dr. Duchamps
Wanted a word with you.

Good 'cause I want
A word with her.

I thought you might.

I tried to call you
On your cell.
The battery died.

Is my name still on my office,
Or did that get switched too?
I'm sorry?

She wanted me to tell you
That if you would--
Where is she?

(Emmy)
I'm trying to tell you.

You were late, and she had
An appointment to make.

So she told me that she wants
You to meet her there.

I'm just used to the living
And the dead being separate.

Worlds are colliding.

Well, Jordan,
If you wanna talk...

Well, thanks for the offer,

But I think you should save it
For the people he left behind.

Well, that's probably true.

I got a hold
Of MR. Albert's son, dale.

He's pretty upset.

I'm sure he is.
His dad was a really sweet guy.

Dr. Cavanaugh?

Lewis pate,
Attorney at law.

I gather you're handling
The clive alpert case.

Oh, don't tell me
I'm being sued.

No. I represent
The decedent's son, dale alpert.

He's quite distraught
Right now.

he's asked me
to handle the arrangements

with regard to his father.

it's my client's request

That his father not be
Subjected to an autopsy.

Well, I'm inclined
To go along with that,

Given MR. Alpert's age
And history of heart trouble.

I'm pleased to hear it.

The sooner we can hold
The funeral,

The sooner dale can start
The healing process.

The body
And the personal effects

Can be released probably
By the end of the day.

We prefer to have
Them sooner.

End of the day
Is pretty soon.

I mean, it's not like we have
A drive-thru window here.

Doctor, surely the process
Can be expedited.

Even if I rush the paperwork,
It's still takes time

To arrange transport
To the mortuary.

There's a transport
Standing by right now.

You just need
To sign out the body.

What the hell
Is going on here?

(lily)
Jordan.

This is MR. Dale alpert.

Oh, I'm very sorry
For your loss,

But what exactly is
The big hurry here.

I'm not sure what you mean.

I mean, your attorney's
Ready to wheel the body

Out of here himself.

My attorney?

Lewis pate, he's right--

Garret, you got my message.

Loud and clear,
About subtle as a pipe bomb.

Now I have a message
For you.

Believe me, I was shocked
To see my name on your space.

Head of graphics apologized
For the mix-up

And promised
It would be corrected

By end of business today.

You could have
Told that to Emmy

Instead of asking me to come out
Just to hear it from you.

We have another matter
To discuss, garret,

Of a more delicate nature.

What matter?

Three years ago Diane Clark,
A transient and known drug user,

Od'd on heroin,

Or at least according
To her autopsy.

I'm not sure I follow.

Are you saying
A mistake was made?

Dianne Clark came here
From Detroit

Right around the time
That addicts

Were dropping there like flies
From a bad batch of heroin

Laced with rat poison.

They just got around to
Catching the wacko responsible.

The Detroit police believe
That she may be linked

To the suspect.

Well, if the question is did
She o.D. Or was she poisoned,

The answer is
Test her tissue samples.

We should still have them.

We don't. In fact,
Samples were never even taken.

Based on the report,

The autopsy was done
In a very deficient manner,

Which is why I ordered
The body exhumed.

Let me clear up a misconception
On your part, dr. Duchamps.

You're second chair,
Not first.

You find evidence
Of a slipshod exam,

You come to me immediately.

As far as having
A body exhumed,

That call's made by me
And me alone.

I was trying to protect you
From any appearance

Of conflict of interest.

Where's the conflict?

You did the autopsy, garret.

(Jordan)
I called the a.B.A.

Whoever Lewis pate is,
He isn't a lawyer.

I doubt his name's
Even Lewis pate.

My father came to ellis island

With nothing but the lint
In his pockets.

He worked hard.

Made a life for himself
And his family.

And for this to happen.

It's a violation,
Violation of his memory.

We'll get this all sorted out,
MR. Alpert.

for starters,
I've called the police.

the detective's
on his way over here.

Too late for that,
Isn't it?

Well, not if your father
Had enemies.

My dad didn't have enemies.

he's the most decent man
I ever knew.

Someone who touched the lives
Of everyone he met.

Yeah, I could see that.

I was there in the store
When it happened.

Did you talk to him?

Just briefly when I came in.

How was he?

Happy.

Why would someone try
To take his body?

Possibly to conceal
Cause of death.

Are you saying he was killed?

I'm saying I think
We should do an autopsy.

MR. Macy, hi.

Hi.

I thought I'd stop by and see
How you were settling

Into the new office.

Great.

Is that one of my
Intake files?

I was doing a little research.

Oh.

Diane Clark.
Yeah.

Guess you've heard.

It's probably all over
The building by now.

Oh, I'm sure that's not true.

Dr. Duchamps wants
To spread the word.

she's after my job, lily.

This is about hardball politics,
Pure and simple.

I thought this was
About an autopsy.

No, she's just using that
To undermine me,

to attack my credibility.

Well, then it's just gonna
Backfire on her, right?

Once all the facts come out.

Garret.

I-I have a little problem.

Even after reviewing
My own report,

I can't recall a single thing
About this woman.

Well, that must happen
Once in awhile.

Not with me,
It never happens.

How can I defend myself
Against elaine duchamps,

If I can't remember the case.

I guess this must kind
of hit home, eh?

How so?

The bond between
Parent and child

Torn asunder by death.

the fragile fabric
of our existence.

Max is getting on in years,
After all.

This case isn't about me...

Or me and Max.

My point is--
I know what your point is.

End of conversation.

So hard to fathom why someone
Would murder the old bugger.

I'm not so sure anyone did.

He had a history of coronary
Artery disease.

Yeah, if it
Was natural causes,

Why would someone
Try to pinch the corpse?

I couldn't have
Put it better myself.

Though I'd stay clear
Of the word "Pinch."

Boy, that's weird.

His troponin stats
Are sky-high,

The marker for
A massive heart attack.

Well, doesn't that confirm
Your theory?

No, I mean massive, massive.

with these enzyme levels,

It would have been bang,
Clive drops dead instantly.

Afraid I still don't see
Your problem.

The store just opened.
Clive was starting his shift.

Why didn't he collapse
At the entrance?

How did he end up in a chair
In the furniture department?

Can you fast-forward it?

(nigel)
there's a stampede
of consumers.

Why would he leave his post?

Can we pick him up
From another camera?

(nigel)
well, he looks unwell.

I thought you said
A heart attack like his

Would hit straight away.

Yeah, it would.
I don't get this.

let's go back to that
first angle,

When clive walked away.

Freeze.

What?

What is it?

Now let's go
To the furniture department,

When the paramedics
Showed up.

Okay, freeze that.

Can you blow up
The paramedic?

Okay, now let's do
The same thing

With the guy shaking
Clive's hand at the door.

They're the same man.

(garret)
so there's a resemblance.
what about it?

Well, it raises a few questions,
Don't you think?

They say everybody's got a twin.

My uncle pet's a dead-ringer
For Boris yeltsin.

Look, this isn't
Two people garret.

This is one man.

He shakes clive's hand,
And clive hits the bucket.

Now he's back as an EMT.

But not from any local
Ambulance firms either.

'cause they all have
Company names sewn

On their shirts
And shoulder patches,

Whereas--look, this gent
Doesn't have any of that.

Maybe he ran out
Of clean uniforms.

I-I don't have the patience
To guess where you two

Are going with this.

We think that this guy
Killed clive alpert.

How?
By shaking his hand?

Possibly, yeah.

There are numerous toxins
Transmissible

Through close contact

That could mimic
A heart attack.

It's not so far-fetched.

In 1978, the kgb assassinated
A journalist in London

With a poison-tipped
Umbrella.

Okay, and maybe the kgb thing
Isn't the best example.

But look how
This all lays out.

Clive dies right after
Meeting this guy,

Who then dresses up
As an EMT

And tries to take the body.

Another guy dressed up
As a lawyer

Tries to do the same thing.

Something really--

Funky.

Funky's going on here.

Then you should be telling this
To the police, not to me.

Oh, you already talked
To them, but they didn't bite.

They're on the fence.
They just need a little nudge.

Come on, garret.
What do you say?

I can't make that call,
Jordan.

You can't or you won't?

Why don't I
Just wait outside.

All right,
I won't make that call.

The last thing I need right now
Is you kicking up a lot of dust.

Not with elaine
Investigating.

This is sickening.
You're afraid for your job?

My job would be
A hell of more secure

If it weren't for all the times
I went out on a limb for you.

I'm supposed to back off
'cause you're on the bubble?

You're supposed
To bring me proof.

I'm not stickin' my neck out

For some wild-assed
Conspiracy theory.

Proof, Jordan.
Now, put up or shut up.

(Jordan)
I got your proof.
I got it right here.

Question is what
Nasty little substance

Is going to turn up?

Well, you tell me.

What's the hot kgb poison
These days?

For something that might trigger
A heart attack,

I'd favor extract of ascelepias

Or perhaps a variant
Of latrodectus venom.

You took the words
Right out of my mouth.

None of these would show up
On a normal tox screen.

But our friend the gas
Chromatograph reveals all.

You know about this how?

Courtesy of the royal navy.

Since when does toxin expertise
Go hand in hand

With swabbing decks?

I had some exposure,
Shall we say,

To the dark art
Of counterintelligence.

Oh, you were a spy.

You know, I really
Don't appreciate your tone.

(elaine)
Excuse me, dr. Cavanaugh.

But is it really
Your intention to order

A gas chromatograph
On this man?

You bet.

Even though he died
Of a heart attack.

I think he had a little help.

I don't see that
Indicated anywhere

In your preliminary report.

This is my case, elaine.

I don't even see why
We're having this conversation.

Well, I can't
In good conscience authorize

That kind of blood work.

Not with the tox lab
Stretched to maximum.

Actually, that
Is not your call.

It's dr. Macy's.

Well, special test orders
Go through me now.

I'm trying
To lighten his workload.

Is that what
You're trying to do?

Let's not make this
About dr. Macy.

That'd be a lot easier
If you got off his back

And let him do his job.

MR. Alpert's son is grieving,

And I won't let you
Needlessly drag this out.

I want your final report
Turned in by day's end.

Well, that puts a crimp
In things.

Did you see this?

(Jordan)
what about it?

He had a tattoo removed.

The ink is likely
Still in the tissue, right?

it should show up
on UV.

Nigel, we have bigger things
To worry about than his tattoo.

I don't believe it.

What?

What is it?

[camera clicks]

Okay, so he had a tattoo
Of a circle.

Actually it's
The Gothic letter "O."

Come on, nigel, the suspense
Is killing me here.

A Gothic "O" on clive's
Upper left arm.

It's the first time
I've ever seen one in the flesh,

As it were.

Anyway, what we have here
Is a blood group tattoo,

Given only to officers
Of the waffen ss.

So what are you saying?

That sweet, old clive alpert
Was a nazi?

Yeah.

Come on, there's gotta be
Another explanation

For this tattoo.

like what?

He's the right age.
He came here after the war.

from England.

he could have fled there
from Germany,

Which is why I'm running
A facial recognition program

checking his DMV picture
against the data BASE

Of nazi war criminals.

It's really cool.

It looks at things
Like bone structure,

Distance between the eyes.

You're really
Serious about this.

Yeah.
[computer beeps]

Ladies and gentlemen,
We have a possible match.

(nigel)
"Helmut greiss,
an ss lieutenant.

"Oxford-educated,
Greiss spoke fluent English.

"He vanished in late '45,
near the end of the war.

"Prior to that,
He met the incoming trains

At ravensbruck
Concentration camp."

if this is our guy,

It's not the first time
Clive's been a greeter.

Even so,
That still doesn't explain

Why someone would want
To kill him

Half a century later.

Boy, this would rock
His son's world.

I mean, he's already
Devastated.

It would be premature
To tell him or anyone really.

This is a possible match.

There are intriguing
Similarities to be sure,

But we need something
Conclusive.

We need fingerprints.

Hey, bug.
How's the java?

Like a water sample
From love canal.

Better than usual, huh?
Maybe I'll join you.

Listen, I imagine you know
What's going on.

Right.

Anyway, I was just going over
Dianne Clark's autopsy report,

And I noticed you examined her
In connection with the larval--

The larval development relative
To body decomposition.

So I was just wondering--

I've really got to
Finish up MR. Fisher.

He's dead, bug.
He can wait.

I need to ask you
About Diane Clark.

I'm sorry, dr. Macy.

What do you mean you're sorry?

I'm still chief
Medical examiner here.

You still work for me.

I've got questions.
I expect answers.

I understand, but I can't talk
To you about this.
Why?

Dr. Duchamps is doing
The second autopsy

On Diane Clark,
And she asked me to assist.

(nigel)
you know how many laws
we're violating here?

Stealing morgue property.

No, technically,
It's clive's property.

And we're just borrowing it.

What possible value
Could there be

To breaking
Into the guy's home?

Well, maybe his home could tell
Us something his body can't.

Come on, 007.

Where's your sense
Of adventure?

(nigel)
someone gave this place
a going over.

If they were trying
To cover up a murder,

Why would they trash the place?

You can see why MR. Alpert's son
Is so devastated.

They seem very close.

Pictures don't tell
The whole story.

They tell part of it.

I bet there aren't three photos
Of me with my father.

I envy anyone who has a dad
Who actually wants

A relationship.

Check out this clock.

it stopped at 8:08.

The total-mart doesn't open
Till 9:00 a.M.,

Which means
They ransacked this place

Before clive died.

Whatever they were looking for,
They couldn't find it.

So they went after clive.

Maybe it isn't his body
That they want at all.

What if it's
His personal effects

That they're after.

Oh, I thought of that
Already.

I went through everything
With a fine-tooth comb,

And there's nothing there.

There has to be.

All the summoning's getting
A little bit obvious, elaine.

What's this about?

What are some
Of the physical signs

Of heroine overdose,

Dr. Macy?

Froth in the nose and mouth,
Pulmonary edema, among others.

Why?
How would you determine
If pulmonary edema was present?

The same way anyone ese would.

By opening her up
And doing an internal exam.

There's no incision.

There certainly isn't.

How do you explain that,
Dr. Macy?

[door closes]

Hey, dad.
Uh, thanks for doing this.

A step in the right direction,
I figure,

As long as we're clear
On the ground rules.

I came here to talk
About the case,

Not stroll down memory lane.

Good.

Am I a killer
Or a victim?
Neither.

You're like an expert witness.

That's not how we play
The game.

Well, maybe we should
Change the rules.

'kay.

I think whoever killed clive
Was after something here.

I can't see it.
I'm hoping you can.

Well, how does this square
With him being a nazi?

I don't know.

All right,
Let's say you're right.

Say they wanted his stuff.

It's not worth
A plugged nickel.

So either he hid something here
That nigel couldn't find...

Or...

Or they got the wrong man,

And clive alpert
Is an innocent victim.

He's a victim.
I wouldn't call him innocent.

I don't know.

Photos of the grandkids,
Library card,

What I'm getting is
A SOLID citizen, a stand-up guy.

Yeah, yeah, I bet he was
A real hit at the labor camp.

You don't know
If that was really him, Jordan.

His whole life was lie.
I know that much.

Looks to me like he was
Just trying to be a good man,

Lead a good life.

He betrayed his family.

His own kid
Doesn't know the truth.

Yeah?

Maybe it should stay
That way.

It isn't going to.

What are we really
Talking about here, Jordan?

[sighs]

I guess I made a mistake.

You have something I need.

Have a seat,
Dr. Cavanaugh.

to be candid with you,
I hardly know where to begin.

Look, just let me explain.

Right now I suggest you listen.

Since you didn't submit
Your paperwork,

MR. Alpert has not been able
to claim his father's body.

and on top of that,

his father's effects
are now missing.

I don't suppose you
Know anything about that?

They were taken.

Well, obviously
They were taken.

I mean from me.
I was robbed.

You took them from lock-up
Without authorization?

(dale)
all dad's things?

His money clip, his glasses,
Those were keepsakes.

I'm sorry.

Why are you doing this to me?

The man who robbed me was
Involved in your father's death.

My father died
Of a heart attack.

what is this crusade
you're on?

Who the hell
Do you think you are?

This'll be seen
As gross incompetence.

If I don't figure this out,

My career will be dead
As Diane Clark.

Now isn't the time to worry
About damage control.

Really?

When would be a better time?

What you need
To focus on is why.

Damn it, I don't know why.

Don't yell at me.
I'm trying to help you.

I'm sorry.
It's just this has never--

How could I have not
Done an internal exam,

And why can't I remember it?

Maybe you blocked it
Out somehow.

It's not like I knew the woman.

No offense, but I don't see

The psychological angles
Going anywhere.

what about this?

Do you have your schedule
From three years ago?

I've got my appointment books
Going back ten years,

Legal makes me keep.

Maybe if you check your schedule
For the day of the autopsy.

see if it reminds you.
works for me sometimes.

July 18th.

Yeah.

Wednesday, July 18th.

staff meeting.
meeting at the d.A.'s office.

I wish I could say
It was all coming back to me.

Garret, what about this?

two days later.

"Atkins."

Atkins brothers?

Does that mean something
To you?

Where you going?

Home.

I'm in hot water.
Hotter than usual.

Well, I may have just
The thing to cool it off.

I found something
In clive's effects.

I think it's what's got
Everyone's knickers in a twist.

In clive's effects?
Hm-mm.

His effects are gone.

That's part of the problem.

They're gone
But not forgotten.

See, when I first when through
Clive's things,

I swiped his credit cards.

Didn't you say something
About hot water getting cooler?

As in swept through
This magnetic card reader.

It--it reads
The magnetic strip

And then saves
The information to the computer.

Now, this is clive's
Total-mart card.

These three bands
Are tracks on the mag stripes,

And the peaks and valleys
Represent the data.

There's data
On all three tracks.

So?

So typically only two tracks
Have data on them.

The third should be empty,
And yet it isn't.

And this is a breakthrough?

All I see is hieroglyphics.

Watch what happens when I run
A little de-encryption routine.

[typing]

It's a list of men's names.

18 names to be exact.

Each followed
By two sets of digits.

Clive alpert's there,
But who are these other guys?

I don't know.

I'm not sure what the two sets
Of numbers are either.

I know what one of them is,
Next to clive alpert's name.

His social security number.

Hacking into this
Is a federal crime, you know.

Let's just put it
On my tab, shall we?

(Jordan)
I'm starting to see
A pattern here, are you?

Yeah, they're all
The same age as clive,

Give or take a few years.

And they all got
Social security numbers

Right after 1946,
After World War II.

And they've all
Kicked the bucket.

Except for this one.
He's still collecting benefits.

Edmund berg.

We have to find this guy.

Dr. Macy.

What a pleasure it is
To see you, sir.

Everett atkins, junior.

You know me?

You know who I am?

In my LINE of work,
I should think so.

You're chief medical examiner.

So we never actually met?

I wouldn't expect you
To remember.

I know you're
A terribly busy man.

Was it three years ago,
About mid-july?

Yes, it was indeed.

Why did I come here?

Sir?
Three years ago, what was
The purpose of my visit?

It was in regard
To one of our clients.

Was it Diane Clark?

Yes, yes,
As a matter of fact, it was.

What about her?
I need to know. Please.

As I recall, Diane Clark
Was not a woman of means.

So we provided her
With a basic package.

Low-budget funeral.
Go on.

Well, the day you visited,
You dropped off a dress.

A dress?

For Diane Clark
To be buried in.

I thought it was a very
touching gesture, dr. Macy.

Hi.

Hi, I'm here to see
Edmund berg.

Oh, I'm sorry.
Visiting hours are over.

Even for family?
I'm his daughter.

I wasn't aware MR. Berg
Had any children.

Actually, neither was he,
Until recently.

Dad was kind of an
Any-port-in-a-storm kind of guy,

If you know what I mean.

He's in room 118.

Thanks.

Hm-mm.

[cell phone ringing]
Hello.

(nigel)
remember that second set
of digits?

There are account numbers
To Swiss banks.

I'll be sure to ask
MR. Berg about that.

While you're at it,

See if he knows why all funds
Have been withdrawn

and all accounts closed
within the last 12 hours.

That might be kind of tricky.

Edmund berg died
Of an apparent heart attack.

[nigel]
that's a bit of a coincidence,
isn't it?

Anyone else pay him a visit?

Just medical staff.

Uh, look, I think
We've taken this

As far as it can go.

okay, I'll call you later.

[glass breaks]

[door closes]

[door closes]

Damn it.

[footsteps]

Bam!
[car alarm blaring]

Nice try.

People know that I'm here.

You should have let
This one go.

I don't know how.

It's one of my tragic flaws.

Why'd you kill these men?

They died of heart attacks.

No test will ever
Prove otherwise.

All you've managed to do
Is put yourself in harm's way,

Dr. Cavanaugh.

At least tell me
What this is all about.

why go after clive alpert?

Haven't I earned
The right to know?

He created and financed
A support network

For other war criminals.

And what's that have
To do with you?

I'm a debt collector.

Collecting money
From old nazis.

Recovering stolen money
On behalf of certain parties

From whom it was taken.

And knocking off old men
In the process.

My job was to make them pay.

But it's not up to you
To be judge and jury.

Yet here I am.

So you just hand out
Heart attacks to nazis?

or other people as well?

Some things
Are better left unknown.

I'm getting in my car now.

And I'm driving away.

You do what you have to.

You know,
There's just one more thing.

I've been told not to discuss
This case with you,

So it's bet if you don't ask--
No, no, no.

I'm beyond
Asking questions, bug.

for what it's worth,

I wish that things
Hadn't gone this way.

Maybe it's
How they're supposed to go.

I'd like a moment alone,
If you don't mind.

Garret?

So I remember now.

It was three years ago,
Three years ago last July.

You mean
When Diane Clark died?

That's when maggie and I
Split up.

What does
That have to do with--

I was drinking too much,

Trying not to feel anything.

I loved maggie so much.

Sorry, that must have been
A very painful time.

But I also hated her

For what she was
Putting me through.

I began thinking everything'd
Be all right if she were dead.

That's when Diane Clark
Came in.

I remember I was just about
To do the internal exam

When I saw this birth mark
On her stomach.

Maggie had
The exactly the same mark...

The same size,
The same spot, everything.

You couldn't cut her.

I could barely
Even look at her.

I signed her out
And walked away.

maggie left this dress
in the closet.

I took it to the funeral home

For Diane Clark
To be buried in.

You were going through a crisis.

I'm sure elaine
will take that into account.

No, she won't.

She shouldn't.

Come on in.
Sit down.

I've been expecting you.

then I hope I haven't
kept you waiting.

I want to thank you.

Thank me.
Yeah.

See, I don't tend to look back.
It's not my nature.

But I've been forced to
Because of your investigation.

I've been looking
Over my old cases.

Remember them all.

This guy wore a pendant
Around his neck

With a photo of his beagle.

I remember the names, the faces,
Causes of death,

The family I was able to comfort
In some small way.

You don't have to defend
Yourself to me, garret.

I'm not.

I'm just reminding myself
Of my role here.

And I'm telling you

I'll vigorously fight
Any effort to remove me.

I would expect nothing less.

Not out of fear or ego,

Not because of power
Or politics.

But because this is what I do,
And I'm damn good at it.

Is there anything you'd
Like to say

Before I file my report
On the Clark case?

Just that I stand by
My original finding

That she overdosed on heroin.

And as far as the unusual way
The autopsy was done?

Sometimes the person
On the table

Becomes more to you
Than just a body.

Maybe you know
What I'm talking about.

If you don't,
You're not fit to have my job.

That'll be all, dr. Duchamps.

You should know there's
A nationwide alert

For your paramedic.

He's probably
Outta the country by now.

How'd you hear about it?

Dr. Macy held a briefing

For senior staff members
In his office.

Nice to know he still
Has an office.

Dianne Clark's tissue work
Came back

Confirming that she died
Of a heroin overdose.

My report will endorse
Dr. Macy's original autopsy.

That's good.

Has it ever occurred to you

That someone higher up
The ladder

Has it out for dr. Macy?

So what?
You're just the hatchet man?

[laughs]

You can afford to be righteous.

You're lucky.

Well, I can afford it.

It still costs me.

What's he still doing here?

Waiting for me to fill out
The death certificate.

Well, you can whip that out
In five minutes.

no, actually we just
got confirmation

Back from INTERPOL.

Clive alpert's fingerprints
Match those

Of a nazi war criminal.

I don't know whose name
to put down here.

If I tell the truth,

He loses his dad
All over again.

If I don't,
I'm just part of a lie.

some advice.

Don't do what's easy.

Do what's right.

It's all here?
Everything?

How did you get
Ahold of these?

I found the guy
Who took them,

And then I asked him
To give them back.

They're ordinary things,
But they're his.

It makes them precious.

I'm so grateful.

I guess that just leaves
The death certificate.

Yeah.

Everything seems to be
In order.

You know people usually look
At cause of death first.

Not sure why, but they do.

You looked at his name.

I-I just forgot dad's
Middle name was Harris.

Is it that?

Or are you worried this might
Say who he really was.

I know who he really was.

He was my father.

We're closed.

Just so you know, clive alpert
Was not a stand-up guy.

He was who I said he was.

I bet his son's glad
You cleared that up for him.

I didn't.
He already knew.

He knew, and he loved
His father anyway.

So are you still closed?

Well, you know,
My watch is fast.

It's last call.

Let's make it a round.

On me.