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( birds singing )
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( whoops )
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Hell yeah!
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I win again.
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No way. Sweeney,
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you a sandbagging son of a...
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I'm not paying.
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Yeah, are we sure it
even hit the target?
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Oh, it hit the target, Cooper.
Pay up.
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Ah, you must've messed
with our sights, man.
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Sure, the sights-- yeah,
that's the problem.
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Hey, how about
double or nothing?
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You want to give me
all your money, that's fine.
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Oh...
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( both chuckle )
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DALE: Well,
well, well.
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Looks like you're not such a
hotshot after all, huh, Sweeney?
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Sweeney.
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Sweeney!
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How did I never
know this?
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I'm telling you, the elevator
close-door button is a placebo.
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Same with crosswalks.
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Wha... So, we've just
been pushing it
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all these years
for no reason?
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Yeah, it's crazy, especially
when recent studies show
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that levels of bacteria
on elevator buttons
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can be 40 times higher
than on public toilet seats.
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( growls in frustration )
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You okay, Nick?
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McGEE:
Nick?
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Huh? Hey, guys.
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Everything all right?
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No!
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You want to
talk about it?
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I got a letter
from the IRS.
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They want my leave
and earning statements
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from when I was undercover
in South America.
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I mean, who keeps
an LES from five years ago?
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I do.
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I do.
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REEVES:
I once had a friend
at MI6 whose taxes
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got messed up when he was
undercover in Borneo.
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Took him years to pay off.
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How'd that happen?
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He tried to write off
a helicopter as his company car.
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Palmer finished the body
that came in last night.
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I'll be down in Autopsy.
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Well, I thought Spain
said he had heart failure.
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They did.
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Do any of you do
your own taxes?
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Palmer.
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Duck.
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( laughs )
Well, good morning.
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Good morning, Jethro.
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No doubt you're
wondering why I'm here.
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Well, I don't know.
Maybe you missed us?
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( laughs )
Well, true as
that sentiment
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may be,
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the university is
on spring break,
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and I'm here in town
to handle the second
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of life's two certainties.
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And when Dr. Mallard stopped
by this morning, I invited him
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to have a go
at the first.
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Yeah, death and taxes, Jethro.
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What do you got, Jimmy?
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Well,
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Petty Officer Sweeney definitely
died of a cardiac arrest.
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But the real question is why.
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23 years old,
active-duty sailor.
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He just had a physical
last December, Gibbs.
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He passed with
flying colors.
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DUCKY: Not exactly
the ideal candidate
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for heart failure.
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Maybe he had help.
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Perhaps, but we haven't
been able to find anything.
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Most certainly no puncture
wounds that would indicate
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the injection
of a toxin.
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I sent blood samples and his
stomach contents up to Abby.
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Yeah, maybe
she can find the answer.
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Keep me updated?
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Mm-hmm.
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Hey, Duck, maybe stop by
for a little bourbon
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before you head out of town?
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I'll bring some Scotch!
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Hey, Abby.
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What do you got?
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McGee, buckle up,
'cause I got a lot.
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So I found cyanide in Petty
Officer Sweeney's blood.
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How do you think it
got in his system?
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That's a good question,
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and the answer is tragically.
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Death by cookies.
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Cookies?
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Yeah, frosted almond cookies
with little almond bits
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and some poison mixed in.
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Where did he get
poisoned cookies?
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I called Spain, and they said
there is nothing close
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to a frosted almond cookie
on their whole base.
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Maybe something from
his personal effects?
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And we are on the same page.
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This is a care package that was
sent from Franconia, Virginia.
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And I wouldn't eat these
if I were you.
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Well, is there anything
here that we can work with?
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Other than James Sweeney's
own fingerprints?
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There was no hair,
no DNA, no forensics.
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Hey, what are these?
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Those...
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are the kicker.
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Hmm.
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He sent the package.
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Okay, everybody,
I just got the new list
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of deployed sailors
and Marines from the Navy.
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I'm gonna put 'em
on the bulletin board
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if you guys need a name
to put on your boxes.
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Hey, Tom, where's
your box going to?
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It's going to my wife's
sister's youngest son.
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Uh, what's your
special touch today?
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My wife made banana bread.
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Nice. Did you get
your new pictures yet?
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Yeah, sure did.
Check it out.
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It's too bad they couldn't edit
all the ugly out of these, huh?
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Hey, man, what you
talking about? I look like
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Denzel Washington and Wesley
Snipes rolled up in one.
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( scoffs, chuckles )
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McGEE: Excuse me,
Mr. Ross?
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Oh, yeah, hey, guys.
Have a seat anywhere you want.
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The boxes are right over there.
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Oh, we're with NCIS.
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Uh, we have a few questions
for you.
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Oh, wow. Uh, yeah, ask away.
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Uh, anything you got to ask me,
you can ask me in front of them.
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Well, I'm afraid we can't.
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We're gonna need you to come in.
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What's this all about?
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One of your care packages
killed a sailor.
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BISHOP: Petty Officer
Second Class James Sweeney.
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McGEE: 23 years old,
married, no kids.
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He owns a home in Virginia
with his wife Emma.
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Parents were killed in a car
crash when he was 16 years old.
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Record?
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Spotless.
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What about our suspect?
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TORRES:
Retired Marine
Sergeant John Ross.
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He sends out care packages
every day from
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his Legion Hall
in Franconia, Virginia.
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Every day?
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Got him set up in interrogation
whenever you're ready.
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GIBBS:
We sure that Sweeney's package
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was sent by Ross?
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Contents are consistent
with the packages
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he sent in the past.
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And not to mention
his pictures.
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That's the Prisoner
of War Medal.
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Yeah, Ross was held captive
for five years in Iran
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after being taken during
the raid on the U.S. Embassy.
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He was on duty
as a Marine Security Guard.
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ROSS:
Are you Gibbs?
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( door closes )
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I didn't, uh...
I didn't kill anybody.
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Please.
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( clears throat )
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Petty Officer Second Class
James Sweeney.
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I-I never saw him before.
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Well, you sent him a box.
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I get a list
from the Navy every week.
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I mean, you know, I try, but my
memory's not what it used to be.
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Uh, look familiar to you?
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Uh, looks like what I send,
yeah.
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You make these?
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Listen, can you just tell me
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what's going on?
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Yes or no?
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Yeah,
they're my mother's recipe.
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The ones sent to Petty Officer
Sweeney were laced with cyanide.
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It's got your name on the
return address on the label.
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It's got your cookies inside
and two photographs of you.
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Nah, this is crazy.
I don't know
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how poison could have gotten
into one of my...
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How could poison get
in one of my boxes?
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You tell me.
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I have no idea!
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How well do you know
your friends at the Legion Hall?
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They're patriots,
every single one of them.
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There's no way any of 'em could
have done something like this.
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GIBBS:
Anyone who could have put
their cookies inside your box?
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We all pack our own boxes.
They're all personalized.
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I know about you, Sergeant.
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I know
what you've been through.
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But you got
to give me something.
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This isn't right!
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I have to get out of this room!
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You can't keep me in this room!
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I have to get out
of this room!
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You hear me?
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I have to get
out of this room!
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What do you mean,
Ross seemed off?
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Oh.
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It was sad.
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He seemed
really scared.
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Do you think
he sent that package?
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Not sure.
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Sounds like
there's a "but" in there.
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Well, I did some digging.
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Ross has a
checkered past.
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How so?
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He had some
violent outbursts
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after his rescue in Iran--
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a bar fight in '85,
road rage in '87.
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Fired from
several jobs.
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Sounds familiar.
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Well, when he came back,
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they didn't have
the same sort of
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psychiatric support system
they do now.
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They barely knew what
PTSD was back then.
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So you think
he may be unstable?
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Uh, I-I don't know.
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Uh, I-I'd like to
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meet with him somewhere
where he feels safe.
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Could get a better read.
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All right, but do it quickly.
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There's a hold on all
care packages to the military
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till this gets
sorted out.
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You got it.
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( indistinct chatter )
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BISHOP:
How long were you
and James together?
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Uh... we had met
in high school, actually.
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Um...
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even back then, he said
he was gonna join the Navy,
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and that we'd get married.
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He have any enemies?
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James? No.
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He was a really good man.
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We were actually gonna try
for our first child when he...
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when he got back.
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( dish shatters, woman yelps )
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MAN: Whoa,
whoa, whoa.
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I'm so sorry.
It's such a zoo in here.
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I'm just gonna go
tell 'em to quiet down.
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No, no, no,
it's-it's fine.
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Did James ever mention the name
John Ross?
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No. Why?
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( dishes breaking,
indistinct arguing )
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MAN:
Leave me alone.
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WOMAN: You should be
ashamed of yourself.
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MAN: I should
be ashamed?
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WOMAN: Oh, now look
what you've done.
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I'll pick it up.
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Bob.
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You guys the cops?
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Uh, yep. NCIS.
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Well, if you want my advice,
I'd look into her.
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Why would we do that?
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You see this place?
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You think a petty officer's
salary paid for it?
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No. James' parents,
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my brother
and his wife,
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they had money.
258
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Get out of my house.
259
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They died in a car crash
six years ago,
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and they left everything
they had to their boys.
261
00:11:23,134 --> 00:11:27,222
She never had any interest
at all in James
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until they were dead.
263
00:11:28,390 --> 00:11:30,266
Get the hell outta here,
Uncle Bob.
264
00:11:30,266 --> 00:11:32,894
Calm down, Clyde. You don't
have to cover for her anymore,
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your baby brother's dead.
266
00:11:34,437 --> 00:11:35,772
Are you kidding me?
267
00:11:35,772 --> 00:11:37,607
You disrespect a dead man
in his own home?
268
00:11:37,607 --> 00:11:39,359
I'm not disrespecting him.
269
00:11:39,359 --> 00:11:41,277
I'm disrespecting her.
270
00:11:42,445 --> 00:11:44,531
Leave, you drunk.
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00:11:44,531 --> 00:11:46,449
Okay.
272
00:11:44,531 --> 00:11:46,449
Time to go, Bob.
273
00:11:46,449 --> 00:11:51,037
I might be drunk,
but I am not wrong.
274
00:11:53,498 --> 00:11:54,708
Clyde, was it?
275
00:11:54,708 --> 00:11:57,127
Yeah. I'm James' older brother.
276
00:11:57,127 --> 00:11:59,254
Your uncle always
so friendly?
277
00:11:59,254 --> 00:12:00,380
Uncle Bob is just angry
278
00:12:00,380 --> 00:12:03,425
that he didn't get any money
when my parents died.
279
00:12:07,971 --> 00:12:10,890
You know, Delilah's cousin
had a thing with the IRS.
280
00:12:10,890 --> 00:12:13,101
It's actually a
pretty funny story.
281
00:12:13,101 --> 00:12:15,353
Was it, uh, terrible
and he lost a ton of money
282
00:12:15,353 --> 00:12:16,646
after months of paperwork?
283
00:12:16,646 --> 00:12:19,733
Yeah, I guess it's not
that funny of a story.
284
00:12:19,733 --> 00:12:21,401
Yeah.
285
00:12:24,612 --> 00:12:26,197
Oh, we're closed.
286
00:12:26,197 --> 00:12:28,408
Oh, we're federal agents.
287
00:12:29,242 --> 00:12:31,077
McGEE:
Do you know this man?
288
00:12:31,077 --> 00:12:33,955
John? Yeah. He comes
in here every day
289
00:12:33,955 --> 00:12:35,957
to send out
those packages of his.
290
00:12:35,957 --> 00:12:37,792
You ever talk to him?
291
00:12:37,792 --> 00:12:39,544
Yeah. ( chuckles )
292
00:12:39,544 --> 00:12:40,670
What does that mean?
293
00:12:40,670 --> 00:12:42,839
Well, if I'm being
completely honest,
294
00:12:42,839 --> 00:12:46,009
I think he's got a bit
of a crush on me.
295
00:12:42,839 --> 00:12:46,009
TORRES: Really.
296
00:12:46,009 --> 00:12:47,093
And why do you say that?
297
00:12:47,093 --> 00:12:50,013
He thinks I don't notice,
but John always lets people
298
00:12:50,013 --> 00:12:51,681
budge him in line until
my station's free.
299
00:12:51,681 --> 00:12:54,559
Well, we're gonna need the
internal tracking information
300
00:12:54,559 --> 00:12:56,019
for a package he mailed out.
301
00:12:56,019 --> 00:12:59,272
Here, I have
a scan code for that.
302
00:12:59,272 --> 00:13:01,983
Okay.
303
00:13:02,901 --> 00:13:05,111
I-Is he in some sort of trouble?
304
00:13:05,111 --> 00:13:07,197
What do you and
John talk about?
305
00:13:07,197 --> 00:13:10,408
Stuff. Uh, mainly,
my husband and kids.
306
00:13:10,408 --> 00:13:13,161
He'll bring in leftover cookies
from his care packages for them.
307
00:13:13,161 --> 00:13:17,707
I'd hold off on eating
the last batch.
308
00:13:18,666 --> 00:13:20,293
Uh, let's see.
309
00:13:24,255 --> 00:13:25,006
Huh.
310
00:13:25,006 --> 00:13:26,508
Wh-what does that mean?
311
00:13:26,508 --> 00:13:28,134
The scan code you gave me
312
00:13:28,134 --> 00:13:29,469
is for a package
that got picked up
313
00:13:29,469 --> 00:13:32,639
by a mailman at a blue dropbox
not far from here.
314
00:13:32,639 --> 00:13:34,557
That unusual?
315
00:13:34,557 --> 00:13:36,351
Yeah, actually.
316
00:13:36,351 --> 00:13:38,603
DALE:
John Ross?
317
00:13:38,603 --> 00:13:40,855
Yeah, I-I know him.
318
00:13:40,855 --> 00:13:42,899
How?
319
00:13:40,855 --> 00:13:42,899
DALE: Guy's basically
320
00:13:42,899 --> 00:13:44,400
Santa Claus for sailors.
321
00:13:44,400 --> 00:13:45,860
I mean, ev-everyone
knows who he is.
322
00:13:45,860 --> 00:13:48,905
Did Petty Officer Sweeney
ever mention that he talked
323
00:13:48,905 --> 00:13:51,074
to Ross before he received
the care package?
324
00:13:51,074 --> 00:13:52,742
I don't think so.
325
00:13:52,742 --> 00:13:56,162
I heard a rumor we aren't gonna
be getting boxes anymore.
326
00:13:56,162 --> 00:13:58,081
We're working on it.
327
00:13:58,081 --> 00:14:00,542
It's just that morale's
been pretty low
328
00:14:00,542 --> 00:14:02,961
ever since Sweeney died.
329
00:14:02,961 --> 00:14:04,671
We could all use a little
something from home.
330
00:14:04,671 --> 00:14:07,173
Thank you, Petty Officer Dale.
We'll be in touch.
331
00:14:07,173 --> 00:14:09,175
McGee, got something?
332
00:14:09,175 --> 00:14:12,136
Care package sent
to Sweeney was dropped
333
00:14:12,136 --> 00:14:13,930
in a blue mailbox
less than a mile
334
00:14:13,930 --> 00:14:16,558
from John Ross's house
in Franconia.
335
00:14:16,558 --> 00:14:19,143
But?
336
00:14:16,558 --> 00:14:19,143
But the woman
at the post office
337
00:14:19,143 --> 00:14:20,228
says that John Ross always
338
00:14:20,228 --> 00:14:22,230
dropped off the packages
in person.
339
00:14:22,230 --> 00:14:23,273
Box was full of poison.
340
00:14:23,273 --> 00:14:25,233
Ross didn't want to be seen
with it.
341
00:14:25,233 --> 00:14:26,943
Yeah, I checked Ross's timeline.
342
00:14:26,943 --> 00:14:28,444
Mailman picked up the package
343
00:14:28,444 --> 00:14:29,571
on February 16,
344
00:14:29,571 --> 00:14:32,115
while Ross was in Chicago
at a Marine Corps reunion.
345
00:14:32,115 --> 00:14:34,200
Then he couldn't
have sent the package.
346
00:14:34,200 --> 00:14:38,580
Well, someone sure wanted
it to look like he did.
347
00:14:46,836 --> 00:14:48,212
Customer service.
348
00:14:48,212 --> 00:14:50,256
FEMALE VOICE: Press seven to....
349
00:14:48,212 --> 00:14:50,256
No, I don't want to press seven
350
00:14:50,256 --> 00:14:51,841
to leave a voice mail.
351
00:14:51,841 --> 00:14:53,217
I want to talk to a human being.
352
00:14:53,217 --> 00:14:55,136
FEMALE VOICE: Press one for...
353
00:14:53,217 --> 00:14:55,136
Human being.
354
00:14:55,136 --> 00:14:57,221
Hey. Where are we?
355
00:14:57,221 --> 00:14:59,098
Street surveillance
on the mailbox?
356
00:14:59,098 --> 00:15:01,475
No luck. Small town.
357
00:15:01,475 --> 00:15:02,435
No cameras nearby.
358
00:15:02,435 --> 00:15:04,145
McGEE: We're still
gathering a list
359
00:15:04,145 --> 00:15:07,148
of veterans who helped pack
boxes at the Legion Hall.
360
00:15:07,148 --> 00:15:09,066
And, so far, no connection
to the victim.
361
00:15:09,066 --> 00:15:10,943
Gotta connect to somebody
somewhere.
362
00:15:10,943 --> 00:15:14,071
Well... ( sighs ) There is,
just not to Sweeney.
363
00:15:14,071 --> 00:15:17,867
About three months ago, a
podcast host named Whit Dexter
364
00:15:17,867 --> 00:15:19,577
had John Ross on his show.
365
00:15:17,867 --> 00:15:19,577
BISHOP: An unwitting Ross
366
00:15:19,577 --> 00:15:22,204
assumed the interview was
about the care packages.
367
00:15:22,204 --> 00:15:26,250
McGEE:
Dexter pushes insane theories
he knows are false in order
368
00:15:26,250 --> 00:15:28,461
to gain listeners
and advertisers.
369
00:15:28,461 --> 00:15:29,921
Yeah. I know who he is.
370
00:15:31,631 --> 00:15:33,257
All right, I'm gonna
get straight to it.
371
00:15:33,257 --> 00:15:35,426
There's a lot of people out
there who aren't buying
372
00:15:35,426 --> 00:15:37,345
your little
dog-and-pony routine.
373
00:15:37,345 --> 00:15:40,181
Uh, I'm not sure I understand...
374
00:15:40,181 --> 00:15:41,724
DEXTER:
Ah, come on, John.
375
00:15:41,724 --> 00:15:44,393
We all know that the U.S.
government is paying
376
00:15:44,393 --> 00:15:46,020
for those boxes to be shipped
377
00:15:46,020 --> 00:15:50,358
just to drum up support for the
failing U.S. Postal Service.
378
00:15:50,358 --> 00:15:53,903
You know, I-I don't have to
prove a damn thing to you.
379
00:15:53,903 --> 00:15:56,405
DEXTER: Well, I have several
sources who tell me
380
00:15:56,405 --> 00:15:59,158
that your little
stint as a "POW"
381
00:15:59,158 --> 00:16:02,119
was nothing more than a
paid vacation in Hawaii,
382
00:16:02,119 --> 00:16:06,332
used a a false flag
operation to drum up tension
383
00:16:06,332 --> 00:16:09,085
between the Middle East
and the U.S.
384
00:16:09,085 --> 00:16:11,796
Silence, folks.
You hear that?
385
00:16:11,796 --> 00:16:15,091
Looks like Dexter Nation
has struck a nerve.
386
00:16:15,091 --> 00:16:17,468
You're gonna regret this.
387
00:16:17,468 --> 00:16:19,428
( scoffs )
388
00:16:17,468 --> 00:16:19,428
I'm
389
00:16:17,468 --> 00:16:19,428
gonna expose you
390
00:16:19,428 --> 00:16:21,138
for who you really are.
391
00:16:21,138 --> 00:16:22,598
Is there a connection
to the victim?
392
00:16:22,598 --> 00:16:25,518
After Ross leaves, Dexter lays
out Ross's history
393
00:16:25,518 --> 00:16:27,228
of violence and aggression.
394
00:16:27,228 --> 00:16:29,605
He promised his
listeners something big
395
00:16:29,605 --> 00:16:30,815
would soon be revealed
396
00:16:30,815 --> 00:16:32,733
to prove that Ross
is a government thug.
397
00:16:32,733 --> 00:16:36,112
What? A box of poisoned cookies?
398
00:16:39,573 --> 00:16:40,408
ROSS:
Hey.
399
00:16:40,408 --> 00:16:42,034
How do you
take your coffee?
400
00:16:42,034 --> 00:16:44,370
Oh, I like my
battery acid black.
401
00:16:44,370 --> 00:16:45,871
I'll handle my own sugar,
though.
402
00:16:45,871 --> 00:16:49,333
Blackjack. I'm on it.
403
00:16:49,333 --> 00:16:50,459
( clock chimes quietly )
404
00:16:50,459 --> 00:16:52,586
( dog barks in distance )
405
00:16:55,589 --> 00:16:57,925
( train rattles past )
406
00:17:00,094 --> 00:17:01,387
So, uh...
407
00:17:01,387 --> 00:17:03,556
Why'd you ask
about Whit Dexter?
408
00:17:03,556 --> 00:17:05,766
He killed that sailor,
didn't he?
409
00:17:05,766 --> 00:17:07,309
I never said that.
410
00:17:07,309 --> 00:17:09,103
Well, you wouldn't
have mentioned it
411
00:17:09,103 --> 00:17:11,480
if it wasn't
a possibility.
412
00:17:11,480 --> 00:17:12,940
You think he'd do it?
413
00:17:12,940 --> 00:17:14,442
He definitely hates
our military.
414
00:17:14,442 --> 00:17:16,694
Came after me personally, too.
415
00:17:18,154 --> 00:17:21,073
Listen, there is nothing
that man could say to you
416
00:17:21,073 --> 00:17:25,828
that would be worse than living
in a cage for five years.
417
00:17:28,497 --> 00:17:32,001
Yeah, you're right.
418
00:17:33,419 --> 00:17:35,629
It's not my favorite subject.
419
00:17:35,629 --> 00:17:37,590
Mmm.
420
00:17:37,590 --> 00:17:40,009
Uh, what is all
this, anyway?
421
00:17:40,009 --> 00:17:41,927
I'm scanning all my old
genealogy stuff
422
00:17:41,927 --> 00:17:43,929
so I don't lose it.
423
00:17:41,927 --> 00:17:43,929
Oh.
424
00:17:43,929 --> 00:17:45,848
Looks like you've
found an awful lot.
425
00:17:45,848 --> 00:17:49,310
You know, I had a,
uh, great-great-grandfather--
426
00:17:49,310 --> 00:17:50,478
I-I don't know
how many greats--
427
00:17:50,478 --> 00:17:54,398
but he was named
after George Washington
428
00:17:54,398 --> 00:17:58,444
at the request of
George Washington himself.
429
00:17:58,444 --> 00:17:59,820
That is impressive.
430
00:17:59,820 --> 00:18:02,323
My family's been fighting
for this country
431
00:18:02,323 --> 00:18:04,450
since it was founded.
432
00:18:04,450 --> 00:18:06,660
Where'd you serve?
433
00:18:06,660 --> 00:18:08,245
Who said I served?
434
00:18:08,245 --> 00:18:11,499
You called your coffee
"battery acid," so...
435
00:18:08,245 --> 00:18:11,499
Ah. ( laughs )
436
00:18:11,499 --> 00:18:14,043
Dead giveaway, huh?
437
00:18:14,043 --> 00:18:15,669
Afghanistan.
438
00:18:15,669 --> 00:18:20,674
Oh. That's a, that's a tough
part of the world for a woman.
439
00:18:20,674 --> 00:18:23,594
Tough part for anybody.
440
00:18:24,970 --> 00:18:26,305
This helps me.
441
00:18:26,305 --> 00:18:28,265
You know, knowing how hard
442
00:18:28,265 --> 00:18:31,185
these people worked to have
the lives they had.
443
00:18:31,185 --> 00:18:34,313
And paved the way
for the rest of us.
444
00:18:34,313 --> 00:18:36,899
Exactly.
445
00:18:39,568 --> 00:18:40,778
DEXTER:
And another thing,
446
00:18:40,778 --> 00:18:42,113
Dexter Nation.
447
00:18:42,113 --> 00:18:43,823
Has anyone else out there
noticed
448
00:18:43,823 --> 00:18:45,491
that when you call the IRS
449
00:18:45,491 --> 00:18:47,535
nobody answers the phone?
450
00:18:47,535 --> 00:18:49,662
Only letters.
451
00:18:49,662 --> 00:18:52,498
No real people.
Well, I have
452
00:18:52,498 --> 00:18:55,000
definitive proof that the IRS
453
00:18:55,000 --> 00:18:58,254
is nothing but a scam
run by computers.
454
00:18:58,254 --> 00:19:01,590
More on this after a brief word
from our sponsors.
455
00:19:01,590 --> 00:19:03,175
Thank you very much.
456
00:19:03,175 --> 00:19:04,885
That was interesting.
457
00:19:04,885 --> 00:19:07,096
ASSISTANT:
Three minutes,
Mr. Dexter.
458
00:19:07,096 --> 00:19:08,347
TORRES:
What?
459
00:19:08,347 --> 00:19:11,058
DEXTER:
Come around.
There's a door over here.
460
00:19:11,058 --> 00:19:12,351
( whispering ):
Ricky.
461
00:19:12,351 --> 00:19:14,186
You don't just let
people into the studio.
462
00:19:14,186 --> 00:19:15,563
You don't know who
those guys are.
463
00:19:15,563 --> 00:19:17,523
They could have
a car bomb on them.
464
00:19:17,523 --> 00:19:20,109
Gentlemen, you got three
minutes before I'm back
465
00:19:20,109 --> 00:19:21,360
from commercial.
466
00:19:21,360 --> 00:19:23,237
My secretary says
you're with CSI?
467
00:19:23,237 --> 00:19:24,697
NCIS.
468
00:19:24,697 --> 00:19:26,532
Whatever. What do you want?
469
00:19:26,532 --> 00:19:28,742
We're here to ask you
a couple of questions.
470
00:19:28,742 --> 00:19:30,244
Is this guy for real? Seriously?
471
00:19:30,244 --> 00:19:32,454
Of course you're here to ask me
a couple of questions.
472
00:19:32,454 --> 00:19:35,541
You guys are cops;
you came down here to see me.
473
00:19:35,541 --> 00:19:36,667
Out with it.
474
00:19:36,667 --> 00:19:38,043
James Sweeney.
475
00:19:38,043 --> 00:19:39,086
What, is he a moron, too?
476
00:19:39,086 --> 00:19:40,212
You guys both morons?
477
00:19:40,212 --> 00:19:42,464
What the hell is th-- Is this
some sort of a prank show?
478
00:19:42,464 --> 00:19:44,633
Come on. You guys
are wasting my time.
479
00:19:44,633 --> 00:19:46,719
Do you know who
James Sweeney is?
480
00:19:46,719 --> 00:19:48,345
No. Why?
481
00:19:48,345 --> 00:19:49,847
He was murdered.
482
00:19:49,847 --> 00:19:52,016
Oh. Sucks for him.
483
00:19:52,016 --> 00:19:54,476
Yo. Enough with the attitude.
484
00:19:54,476 --> 00:19:56,020
Have a little bit of respect,
mate.
485
00:19:56,020 --> 00:19:57,771
( mimics Reeves' accent ):
A little bit of respect, mate,
486
00:19:57,771 --> 00:19:59,106
for someone I don't even know?
487
00:19:59,106 --> 00:20:01,233
For someone who served
his country.
488
00:20:01,233 --> 00:20:03,235
Oh, he was military?
489
00:20:03,235 --> 00:20:04,445
Yeah.
490
00:20:04,445 --> 00:20:07,406
Well, at least he knew
what he signed up for.
491
00:20:07,406 --> 00:20:09,366
Look, fellas,
I don't know him.
492
00:20:09,366 --> 00:20:11,452
Never seen him, never
heard of him, okay?
493
00:20:11,452 --> 00:20:13,495
So you ladies have any more
questions, please,
494
00:20:13,495 --> 00:20:15,206
feel free to contact
my attorneys.
495
00:20:15,206 --> 00:20:16,916
Until then, I got a show to run.
496
00:20:16,916 --> 00:20:18,417
Thank you.
497
00:20:18,417 --> 00:20:20,628
Ricky, you can show
these guys out.
498
00:20:20,628 --> 00:20:22,963
RICKY:
Yes, sir.
499
00:20:22,963 --> 00:20:24,798
You're sure James
never mentioned
500
00:20:24,798 --> 00:20:26,759
anyone he was
concerned about,
501
00:20:26,759 --> 00:20:28,719
no fights or feuds?
502
00:20:28,719 --> 00:20:31,180
Not that I can remember.
503
00:20:32,348 --> 00:20:36,518
I'm sorry. It was so hard
when he was gone, I just...
504
00:20:36,518 --> 00:20:39,521
It was easier for me if I stayed
focused on things back home.
505
00:20:39,521 --> 00:20:42,149
You mean things like the house?
506
00:20:43,275 --> 00:20:45,945
Hear it's a nice house.
507
00:20:45,945 --> 00:20:47,821
We were very lucky.
508
00:20:47,821 --> 00:20:49,698
What'd you say you do, again?
509
00:20:49,698 --> 00:20:53,911
You know all of the answers
to all these questions already.
510
00:20:55,412 --> 00:20:59,500
So I'm a suspect now?
511
00:20:59,500 --> 00:21:01,835
You're taking tips
from a drunk uncle?
512
00:21:01,835 --> 00:21:04,463
According to the
real estate agent,
513
00:21:04,463 --> 00:21:05,631
you and James
bought your house
514
00:21:05,631 --> 00:21:08,926
for almost $650,000
last year.
515
00:21:08,926 --> 00:21:11,262
Do either of you have any idea
516
00:21:11,262 --> 00:21:13,389
what it's like
to lose someone you love?
517
00:21:14,473 --> 00:21:16,850
Bank records indicate
James' father
518
00:21:16,850 --> 00:21:18,602
only left him $150,000.
519
00:21:18,602 --> 00:21:20,145
It's called a mortgage.
520
00:21:20,145 --> 00:21:24,191
Uncle seemed to think the
inheritance was pretty sizable.
521
00:21:24,191 --> 00:21:25,693
Maybe there was some more money,
522
00:21:25,693 --> 00:21:27,903
something James hid away?
523
00:21:27,903 --> 00:21:30,489
$150,000 is sizable
524
00:21:30,489 --> 00:21:33,951
when you're a drunk
or a 17-year-old.
525
00:21:35,244 --> 00:21:38,831
You know what, I thought
you guys wanted my help.
526
00:21:38,831 --> 00:21:40,374
I'm done here.
527
00:21:42,793 --> 00:21:44,253
( sighs )
528
00:21:44,253 --> 00:21:46,171
Log on to ZNN.
529
00:21:46,171 --> 00:21:47,423
Okay. What happened?
530
00:21:47,423 --> 00:21:50,009
It's Dexter.
He's claiming you harassed him.
531
00:21:50,009 --> 00:21:51,176
Uh, that's not good.
532
00:21:51,176 --> 00:21:52,720
No, it's not.
533
00:21:51,176 --> 00:21:52,720
This is nonsense.
534
00:21:52,720 --> 00:21:54,680
JIMMY: It's all over
the Internet. He posted on all
535
00:21:54,680 --> 00:21:56,807
of his social
media pages.
536
00:21:54,680 --> 00:21:56,807
Yeah, well,
537
00:21:56,807 --> 00:21:58,517
he's been known
to do that.
538
00:22:00,519 --> 00:22:04,773
So, a government organization
known as NCIS
539
00:22:04,773 --> 00:22:05,816
just paid me a visit.
540
00:22:05,816 --> 00:22:08,444
These scumbags
are trying to frame me
541
00:22:08,444 --> 00:22:12,156
for the murder
of a sailor named James Sweeney.
542
00:22:12,156 --> 00:22:14,450
Now, I've learned
that this sailor
543
00:22:14,450 --> 00:22:15,826
was about to go on record,
544
00:22:15,826 --> 00:22:18,620
exposing
our old friend John Ross.
545
00:22:18,620 --> 00:22:21,290
But now that sailor's dead.
How did he die?
546
00:22:21,290 --> 00:22:27,046
From poisoned cookies in
care packages sent by John Ross.
547
00:22:27,046 --> 00:22:29,882
We never said a word to him
about Ross.
548
00:22:29,882 --> 00:22:31,258
Or anything about poison.
549
00:22:31,258 --> 00:22:33,719
Dexter shouldn't know
how Sweeney died.
550
00:22:33,719 --> 00:22:37,264
Unless he had something
to do with it.
551
00:22:48,982 --> 00:22:52,277
( grunts ) Go tell the valet
to grab the car.
552
00:22:52,277 --> 00:22:54,404
You got it.
553
00:22:52,277 --> 00:22:54,404
Make it quick.
554
00:22:57,908 --> 00:22:59,076
You son of a bitch.
555
00:22:59,076 --> 00:23:01,244
Wh... Easy, buddy, easy!
556
00:22:59,076 --> 00:23:01,244
I ought to kill you,
you know that?
557
00:23:01,244 --> 00:23:03,163
Take a walk!
Take it easy there, pal!
558
00:23:03,163 --> 00:23:05,290
Whoa!
559
00:23:03,163 --> 00:23:05,290
Who the hell
do you think you are?!
560
00:23:05,290 --> 00:23:06,500
You're making
a big mistake, buddy!
561
00:23:06,500 --> 00:23:08,335
John. John!
562
00:23:06,500 --> 00:23:08,335
Oh, yeah. Hey!
563
00:23:06,500 --> 00:23:08,335
Big mistake!
564
00:23:08,335 --> 00:23:10,128
What the hell
do you think you're doing?
565
00:23:10,128 --> 00:23:11,963
Everybody knows that guy
deserves a punch in the face!
566
00:23:11,963 --> 00:23:15,384
GIBBS: I know it!
567
00:23:11,963 --> 00:23:15,384
All right, you see this,
folks? See this?
568
00:23:15,384 --> 00:23:18,553
NCIS chumming it up
with John Ross,
569
00:23:18,553 --> 00:23:21,014
the real murderer.
570
00:23:18,553 --> 00:23:21,014
Yeah, this thug
571
00:23:21,014 --> 00:23:22,099
attacks me.
572
00:23:22,099 --> 00:23:25,268
Typical tyrannical government.
And I have to...
573
00:23:25,268 --> 00:23:27,396
Wh... Hey. Whoa,
I'm the victim here.
574
00:23:27,396 --> 00:23:28,313
Yeah.
575
00:23:28,313 --> 00:23:29,314
You got something to say?
Come on,
576
00:23:29,314 --> 00:23:30,607
let's make a statement.
577
00:23:29,314 --> 00:23:30,607
All right.
578
00:23:30,607 --> 00:23:31,817
GIBBS:
Go make a statement.
579
00:23:31,817 --> 00:23:32,859
I'll make a statement.
580
00:23:32,859 --> 00:23:35,445
Make a few statements!
581
00:23:35,445 --> 00:23:36,488
Come on.
582
00:23:36,488 --> 00:23:38,448
DEXTER: People are broke,
they're upset,
583
00:23:38,448 --> 00:23:42,536
and that is why the IRS
is just a big Ponzi scheme
584
00:23:42,536 --> 00:23:45,038
and people like you are suckers.
585
00:23:45,038 --> 00:23:48,333
How did you know
about the poison?
586
00:23:48,333 --> 00:23:52,087
( chuckles )
You got any real questions?
587
00:23:52,087 --> 00:23:54,923
Gary Cooper over there
got anything to say?
588
00:23:54,923 --> 00:23:59,469
You know what? Been
a real pleasure, Whit.
589
00:24:01,847 --> 00:24:06,184
Ah. And how may I
enlighten you today, sir?
590
00:24:06,184 --> 00:24:07,978
Uh, big pharmaceuticals?
591
00:24:07,978 --> 00:24:09,396
Flat Earth theory?
592
00:24:09,396 --> 00:24:11,356
Got to be exhausting--
593
00:24:11,356 --> 00:24:14,776
keeping your lies straight,
pretending you care.
594
00:24:14,776 --> 00:24:18,029
( chuckles )
I could say the same to you.
595
00:24:18,029 --> 00:24:20,532
How do you even look
in the mirror in the morning?
596
00:24:20,532 --> 00:24:23,785
Oh, usually with my eyes.
597
00:24:23,785 --> 00:24:26,663
What's Layla think about this?
598
00:24:26,663 --> 00:24:30,000
Don't talk about my daughter.
599
00:24:26,663 --> 00:24:30,000
Do you ever think
600
00:24:30,000 --> 00:24:32,711
what school
must be like for her?
601
00:24:32,711 --> 00:24:35,130
She's got a dad
like you.
602
00:24:35,130 --> 00:24:37,382
Hell of a burden
to carry around.
603
00:24:37,382 --> 00:24:39,342
Don't talk about her, pal.
604
00:24:39,342 --> 00:24:42,929
A man's family is a line
you do not cross.
605
00:24:42,929 --> 00:24:45,390
Well, you've crossed
that plenty.
606
00:24:45,390 --> 00:24:47,392
What's life gonna be for her
607
00:24:47,392 --> 00:24:50,437
when she hears
her father is a murderer?
608
00:24:50,437 --> 00:24:54,357
( chuckles ): Oh. Oh, you-you
actually think I killed him.
609
00:24:54,357 --> 00:24:55,817
I just assumed
I was in here
610
00:24:55,817 --> 00:24:57,486
'cause you didn't
like what I say.
611
00:24:57,486 --> 00:24:59,696
Listen, I'm an
entertainer.
612
00:24:59,696 --> 00:25:02,032
Most of what I
say isn't true.
613
00:25:02,032 --> 00:25:05,452
This whole Ross thing,
it's all over the Internet.
614
00:25:05,452 --> 00:25:06,870
But I didn't put it there.
615
00:25:06,870 --> 00:25:09,915
You said on air
you were gonna expose him.
616
00:25:09,915 --> 00:25:11,666
Yeah, I was gonna
make something up.
617
00:25:11,666 --> 00:25:13,376
You released that information
yourself,
618
00:25:13,376 --> 00:25:15,879
and you knew your listeners
were gonna jump all over Ross.
619
00:25:15,879 --> 00:25:19,466
( chuckles ): Oh, no, no, no.
See, that's the beautiful thing
620
00:25:19,466 --> 00:25:22,177
about getting into the minds
of these people.
621
00:25:22,177 --> 00:25:23,386
They're ravenous.
622
00:25:23,386 --> 00:25:25,722
I mean, thousands of them
posted it
623
00:25:25,722 --> 00:25:27,807
long before I ever knew
about it.
624
00:25:27,807 --> 00:25:30,936
I just have the biggest voice.
625
00:25:33,104 --> 00:25:35,482
( knocking at door, door opens )
626
00:25:35,482 --> 00:25:37,484
Ah, Dr. Mallard.
Thank you for coming.
627
00:25:37,484 --> 00:25:39,903
Always a pleasure, Jacqueline.
628
00:25:39,903 --> 00:25:43,406
And one can struggle
with tax forms
629
00:25:43,406 --> 00:25:46,034
for only so long.
630
00:25:46,034 --> 00:25:47,494
How may I be of assistance?
631
00:25:47,494 --> 00:25:50,288
I was hoping that you could
help me with a bit of profiling.
632
00:25:50,288 --> 00:25:54,501
Well, I'm always up
to a challenge.
633
00:25:54,501 --> 00:25:57,045
Okay. The subject is
634
00:25:57,045 --> 00:25:58,964
retired armed forces
635
00:25:58,964 --> 00:26:01,967
with past trauma
they refuse to talk about,
636
00:26:01,967 --> 00:26:04,511
and their whole life is
637
00:26:04,511 --> 00:26:06,179
still wrapped up
in the military.
638
00:26:06,179 --> 00:26:08,139
Unable to move on?
639
00:26:08,932 --> 00:26:10,684
Unwilling, at least.
640
00:26:10,684 --> 00:26:12,727
History of aggression?
641
00:26:12,727 --> 00:26:14,521
Sporadic.
642
00:26:14,521 --> 00:26:15,939
Intelligence?
643
00:26:15,939 --> 00:26:17,482
High.
644
00:26:17,482 --> 00:26:21,820
Has the subject
ever sought counseling before?
645
00:26:21,820 --> 00:26:23,530
No.
646
00:26:23,530 --> 00:26:26,366
What about
the family?
647
00:26:26,366 --> 00:26:28,326
None.
648
00:26:28,326 --> 00:26:31,413
Huh. And...
649
00:26:31,413 --> 00:26:35,500
well, your concern is what?
650
00:26:35,500 --> 00:26:38,962
What happens if the subject
651
00:26:38,962 --> 00:26:41,840
continues to internalize
what happened?
652
00:26:41,840 --> 00:26:43,174
Almost certainly,
653
00:26:43,174 --> 00:26:46,386
they'd be on the road
to disaster.
654
00:26:47,345 --> 00:26:51,057
Yeah. That's what I thought.
655
00:26:52,350 --> 00:26:56,438
Well, you... you just have
to use all your tricks
656
00:26:56,438 --> 00:26:58,857
to get him to open up.
657
00:26:59,608 --> 00:27:01,651
Thank you, Dr. Mallard.
658
00:27:04,779 --> 00:27:06,281
Hey, help yourself.
659
00:27:06,281 --> 00:27:07,407
Ah.
660
00:27:07,407 --> 00:27:09,993
May I have one of each?
661
00:27:09,993 --> 00:27:12,704
Absolutely.
662
00:27:12,704 --> 00:27:14,873
Thank you.
663
00:27:15,790 --> 00:27:17,083
( door opens )
664
00:27:19,002 --> 00:27:20,420
Dexter confess yet?
665
00:27:20,420 --> 00:27:21,338
Not quite.
666
00:27:21,338 --> 00:27:23,298
You know, everyone
in this country
667
00:27:23,298 --> 00:27:26,176
is done following
the old establishment.
668
00:27:26,176 --> 00:27:29,012
And I'm just providing
them with something new
669
00:27:29,012 --> 00:27:31,014
to follow.
670
00:27:29,012 --> 00:27:31,014
Whoa, whoa, where's he going?
671
00:27:31,014 --> 00:27:32,307
He's letting Dexter stew.
672
00:27:32,307 --> 00:27:35,101
Gibbs has him
right where he wants him.
673
00:27:32,307 --> 00:27:35,101
Oh, good.
674
00:27:35,101 --> 00:27:38,355
'Cause I want to be here
when he breaks him.
675
00:27:35,101 --> 00:27:38,355
Me, too.
676
00:27:38,355 --> 00:27:40,273
Six years ago, an up-and-coming
677
00:27:40,273 --> 00:27:43,485
shock jock accused me of
running a money laundering ring
678
00:27:43,485 --> 00:27:44,736
out of the Navy Yard.
679
00:27:44,736 --> 00:27:46,738
Dexter reminds you of him?
680
00:27:46,738 --> 00:27:48,406
Dexter is him.
681
00:27:49,366 --> 00:27:50,825
His claims about me
were so outrageous
682
00:27:50,825 --> 00:27:52,661
they never caught
any mainstream attention.
683
00:27:52,661 --> 00:27:53,912
But over the years,
684
00:27:53,912 --> 00:27:55,205
he's learned.
685
00:27:55,205 --> 00:27:57,248
You know, you can't
just keep me in here
686
00:27:57,248 --> 00:27:59,584
'cause you don't
like what I say!
687
00:27:59,584 --> 00:28:03,129
I got First Amendment
rights, you know.
688
00:28:03,129 --> 00:28:04,756
Somebody give me something.
689
00:28:04,756 --> 00:28:06,508
Uh, Dexter told his
lawyer we were free
690
00:28:06,508 --> 00:28:07,926
to go through
his cell phone.
691
00:28:07,926 --> 00:28:09,260
Yeah, he's
a cheeky little bugger.
692
00:28:09,260 --> 00:28:10,970
What'd you find?
693
00:28:09,260 --> 00:28:10,970
McGEE: Well, besides
694
00:28:10,970 --> 00:28:11,888
the videos
he posted online,
695
00:28:11,888 --> 00:28:13,598
I can't find
anything incriminating
696
00:28:13,598 --> 00:28:14,516
in any of his texts,
697
00:28:14,516 --> 00:28:15,850
call logs, or search history.
698
00:28:15,850 --> 00:28:17,686
It's starting to look
like there isn't anything.
699
00:28:17,686 --> 00:28:19,688
REEVES: Yeah. He wasn't lying
when he said the information
700
00:28:19,688 --> 00:28:22,524
about John Ross
and the poison cookies
was all over the Internet
701
00:28:22,524 --> 00:28:24,818
before he reported it.
702
00:28:22,524 --> 00:28:24,818
We've been trying to find
703
00:28:24,818 --> 00:28:26,277
the original
source, but...
704
00:28:26,277 --> 00:28:27,445
There are no "buts," Bishop.
705
00:28:27,445 --> 00:28:28,488
Boss, we've been looking,
706
00:28:28,488 --> 00:28:31,533
but it's like searching
for a needle in a haystack.
707
00:28:31,533 --> 00:28:32,283
More like hay mountain.
708
00:28:32,283 --> 00:28:33,451
BISHOP: We'd need
to comb through
709
00:28:33,451 --> 00:28:34,369
the entire
Internet to find
710
00:28:34,369 --> 00:28:35,537
the first post
describing the murder
711
00:28:35,537 --> 00:28:37,664
that all the others
piggybacked on.
712
00:28:37,664 --> 00:28:38,957
There's a dead sailor.
713
00:28:38,957 --> 00:28:41,626
There's a vet being framed.
714
00:28:41,626 --> 00:28:44,546
God. Find the source.
715
00:28:44,546 --> 00:28:48,842
Listen, I know I shouldn't
have gone after that idiot.
716
00:28:48,842 --> 00:28:52,345
( sighs ) Hey, I don't...
I don't blame you.
717
00:28:52,345 --> 00:28:56,307
I just want to
talk about why.
718
00:28:56,307 --> 00:28:57,517
Why you did it.
719
00:28:57,517 --> 00:29:00,228
'Cause some nutbag's out there
telling everybody
720
00:29:00,228 --> 00:29:01,312
that I killed a sailor.
721
00:29:01,312 --> 00:29:03,481
John, you have a history
of aggression.
722
00:29:03,481 --> 00:29:07,610
I am not interested in talking
about my feelings.
723
00:29:07,610 --> 00:29:11,906
I see a lot of anger hiding
behind that happy face of yours.
724
00:29:11,906 --> 00:29:14,576
Bottling up what
happened to you
725
00:29:14,576 --> 00:29:16,619
is dangerous. You get that?
726
00:29:16,619 --> 00:29:18,955
And how would you know?
727
00:29:20,373 --> 00:29:24,002
'Cause it happened to me,
too, okay?
728
00:29:27,547 --> 00:29:30,467
Nine months.
729
00:29:30,467 --> 00:29:33,636
They wanted Army intel.
730
00:29:33,636 --> 00:29:36,431
I never said a word.
731
00:29:36,431 --> 00:29:38,641
Screamed a bit.
732
00:29:38,641 --> 00:29:40,101
I'm-I'm so sorry.
733
00:29:40,101 --> 00:29:42,645
I don't know if you had
this, but it was like...
734
00:29:42,645 --> 00:29:44,439
they kept moving me around.
735
00:29:44,439 --> 00:29:47,692
So I-I didn't know
how long I'd been there
736
00:29:47,692 --> 00:29:50,278
or where I was, um...
737
00:29:50,278 --> 00:29:52,322
My problem isn't what happened
to me over there.
738
00:29:52,322 --> 00:29:54,699
I've... come to terms with that.
739
00:29:54,699 --> 00:29:57,994
It's the life they took away
from me over here.
740
00:29:57,994 --> 00:30:00,872
What-what do you mean by that?
741
00:30:00,872 --> 00:30:04,000
I had a girlfriend
when I got sent to Iran.
742
00:30:04,000 --> 00:30:06,628
( sighs )
She was more than a girlfriend.
743
00:30:06,628 --> 00:30:07,837
She was...
744
00:30:07,837 --> 00:30:10,256
she was really special.
745
00:30:10,256 --> 00:30:12,008
What was her name?
746
00:30:12,008 --> 00:30:14,260
Clara.
747
00:30:14,260 --> 00:30:17,680
A few weeks into the mission,
before we left base,
748
00:30:17,680 --> 00:30:19,724
I got a letter from her
749
00:30:19,724 --> 00:30:22,644
saying she was pregnant
with our child.
750
00:30:22,644 --> 00:30:24,854
And, uh...
751
00:30:24,854 --> 00:30:26,689
I was thrilled.
752
00:30:26,689 --> 00:30:29,859
My life was all lined up.
753
00:30:29,859 --> 00:30:31,986
And I was gonna ask her
to marry me
754
00:30:31,986 --> 00:30:34,989
the second I set foot
back on American soil.
755
00:30:34,989 --> 00:30:37,158
But then...
756
00:30:37,158 --> 00:30:39,953
everything changed.
757
00:30:39,953 --> 00:30:44,123
You know,
they held me for five years.
758
00:30:44,123 --> 00:30:46,751
And after two rescue attempts
went south
759
00:30:46,751 --> 00:30:50,004
and my captors
cut off all communications...
760
00:30:50,004 --> 00:30:55,260
( sniffles ) ...uh,
everybody thought I was dead.
761
00:30:57,053 --> 00:30:59,597
So she moved on.
762
00:30:59,597 --> 00:31:01,474
When I got back,
she had a new husband,
763
00:31:01,474 --> 00:31:04,894
and my daughter had a father
764
00:31:04,894 --> 00:31:08,106
that she believed to be her own.
765
00:31:08,106 --> 00:31:10,942
I made her mother promise
to never tell her.
766
00:31:10,942 --> 00:31:13,486
I-I just...
I was in no shape to be a dad.
767
00:31:13,486 --> 00:31:16,614
They-they had to move on.
768
00:31:16,614 --> 00:31:18,324
I was a...
769
00:31:18,324 --> 00:31:21,327
I was a broken man
for quite a while.
770
00:31:21,327 --> 00:31:22,787
( sniffles )
771
00:31:22,787 --> 00:31:25,707
You know, in a lot of ways,
I still am.
772
00:31:25,707 --> 00:31:30,503
I th... I thought
I was better at hiding it.
773
00:31:30,503 --> 00:31:32,630
Where's Clara now?
774
00:31:32,630 --> 00:31:35,425
She and her husband
both passed on.
775
00:31:35,425 --> 00:31:36,843
She had a heart attack.
776
00:31:36,843 --> 00:31:39,304
I'm sorry.
777
00:31:39,304 --> 00:31:41,097
And your daughter?
778
00:31:41,097 --> 00:31:43,725
Oh, she still doesn't know
anything about me.
779
00:31:43,725 --> 00:31:45,643
Well, maybe she should.
780
00:31:45,643 --> 00:31:48,187
No. Just too much time
has passed.
781
00:31:48,187 --> 00:31:52,650
You have this mountain
of family history to share.
782
00:31:52,650 --> 00:31:55,653
Don't you think she'd want that?
783
00:31:57,071 --> 00:32:01,409
Family is who's there
when you need 'em the most.
784
00:32:01,409 --> 00:32:03,870
And I was never there for her.
785
00:32:03,870 --> 00:32:06,623
She's got her own
family history now.
786
00:32:06,623 --> 00:32:08,541
She'd reject me
787
00:32:08,541 --> 00:32:10,418
if I brought all this stuff
to her and dumped it in her lap.
788
00:32:10,418 --> 00:32:15,882
She'd probably hate me, even,
so... it's too late.
789
00:32:25,806 --> 00:32:28,351
I am not built for
all-nighters anymore.
790
00:32:28,351 --> 00:32:30,061
REEVES:
I forget.
791
00:32:30,061 --> 00:32:32,021
Can anybody beat
3:23 p.m.?
792
00:32:32,021 --> 00:32:34,857
Well, the earliest post I can
find describing the murder
793
00:32:34,857 --> 00:32:39,236
is 2:59 p.m. on a chat site
called JohnOtruth.com.
794
00:32:39,236 --> 00:32:41,030
Mm, I got 2:44 on Twitter.
795
00:32:41,030 --> 00:32:42,531
REEVES:
I can't keep them straight.
796
00:32:42,531 --> 00:32:45,451
Don't worry. I'm keeping
a running list of all the posts.
797
00:32:45,451 --> 00:32:47,036
I got it!
798
00:32:45,451 --> 00:32:47,036
Thank God!
799
00:32:47,036 --> 00:32:51,624
Well, where was it?
800
00:32:47,036 --> 00:32:51,624
Oh, it was in an e-mail
account I forgot I had.
801
00:32:51,624 --> 00:32:54,460
What? Well,
what are you talking about?
802
00:32:54,460 --> 00:32:55,962
My missing LES, baby.
803
00:32:55,962 --> 00:32:58,047
Pay period
eleven, 2013.
804
00:32:58,047 --> 00:32:59,882
I've been looking
for it all night.
805
00:32:59,882 --> 00:33:00,883
Wait.
806
00:33:00,883 --> 00:33:04,887
So... you've been in there
working on your taxes?
807
00:33:04,887 --> 00:33:06,347
Yes.
808
00:33:04,887 --> 00:33:06,347
REEVES:
And you haven't
809
00:33:06,347 --> 00:33:08,099
done anything
the entire time?
810
00:33:08,099 --> 00:33:10,643
I can multitask.
811
00:33:08,099 --> 00:33:10,643
McGEE:
I no longer
812
00:33:10,643 --> 00:33:13,354
feel bad the IRS wants
to take all your money.
813
00:33:13,354 --> 00:33:15,481
Tim...
814
00:33:13,354 --> 00:33:15,481
Hold on.
815
00:33:15,481 --> 00:33:16,857
Oh, Abby to the rescue?
816
00:33:16,857 --> 00:33:19,986
ABBY:
That's what
I'm talking about.
817
00:33:19,986 --> 00:33:21,487
BISHOP:
Original post?
818
00:33:21,487 --> 00:33:22,530
ABBY:
This was posted
819
00:33:22,530 --> 00:33:25,658
to a Web forum
by the user name
820
00:33:25,658 --> 00:33:29,662
"TheJuggalution"
at 2:04 p.m.
821
00:33:30,413 --> 00:33:32,373
BISHOP:
At least a dozen people
822
00:33:32,373 --> 00:33:34,458
copied the information
onto Twitter,
823
00:33:34,458 --> 00:33:36,210
Facebook
and multiple other sites.
824
00:33:36,210 --> 00:33:38,212
From there, it
spread like wildfire.
825
00:33:38,212 --> 00:33:39,839
Wait. Who wrote the first thing?
826
00:33:39,839 --> 00:33:41,966
Well, it was a dummy account.
Like most Web handles,
827
00:33:41,966 --> 00:33:44,427
it didn't connect to any name,
address or bank account.
828
00:33:44,427 --> 00:33:47,763
But we were able to trace
the subnet of the IP address.
829
00:33:47,763 --> 00:33:49,849
I have no idea what that means.
830
00:33:49,849 --> 00:33:51,726
Oh, it means we know
where the post was sent from.
831
00:33:51,726 --> 00:33:53,978
Where?
832
00:33:51,726 --> 00:33:53,978
You're not gonna
believe this, but
833
00:33:53,978 --> 00:33:58,274
it came from John Ross's
Legion Hall.
834
00:33:53,978 --> 00:33:58,274
Could it be Ross?
835
00:33:58,274 --> 00:34:01,485
No. Sloane was with Ross
at his house in Franconia
836
00:34:01,485 --> 00:34:04,321
yesterday afternoon
when the post was uploaded.
837
00:34:01,485 --> 00:34:04,321
BISHOP: We contacted
838
00:34:04,321 --> 00:34:06,657
the Legion Hall, and the vet
working at the office said
839
00:34:06,657 --> 00:34:08,659
that they have surveillance
on all of their computers.
840
00:34:08,659 --> 00:34:10,911
Torres and Reeves are
on their way there now.
841
00:34:12,621 --> 00:34:15,249
( knock at door )
842
00:34:15,249 --> 00:34:17,710
Jack?
843
00:34:20,755 --> 00:34:22,465
( door closes )
844
00:34:22,465 --> 00:34:24,592
I told him what happened to me.
845
00:34:33,601 --> 00:34:37,605
I know that's a very difficult
thing for you to talk about.
846
00:34:37,605 --> 00:34:39,231
( sniffles )
847
00:34:39,231 --> 00:34:42,610
He has a daughter that
doesn't even know he exists.
848
00:34:42,610 --> 00:34:45,196
Does he know where she is?
849
00:34:42,610 --> 00:34:45,196
He wouldn't say.
850
00:34:45,196 --> 00:34:49,533
He's fighting the demons
that came after his escape,
851
00:34:49,533 --> 00:34:53,162
not the experience itself, so...
852
00:34:53,162 --> 00:34:57,083
What about that scares you?
853
00:34:59,418 --> 00:35:01,879
Seeing what burying
his feelings
854
00:35:01,879 --> 00:35:04,632
has done to John.
He's, uh...
855
00:35:04,632 --> 00:35:07,343
He's angry.
856
00:35:08,344 --> 00:35:10,096
He's lonely.
857
00:35:10,096 --> 00:35:11,847
You're not like John Ross.
858
00:35:11,847 --> 00:35:14,809
Oh, come on, Leon.
859
00:35:14,809 --> 00:35:17,561
Bar fight in Texas.
860
00:35:17,561 --> 00:35:19,313
Road rage in Encinitas.
861
00:35:19,313 --> 00:35:22,108
I was ordered six months of
anger management in San Diego.
862
00:35:22,108 --> 00:35:25,152
That's done me a lot
of good, hasn't it?
863
00:35:22,108 --> 00:35:25,152
That was a long time ago.
864
00:35:25,152 --> 00:35:28,197
Oh, yeah, I've gotten
really good at looking pretty
865
00:35:28,197 --> 00:35:31,742
and pretending to be
put together all the time, huh?
866
00:35:31,742 --> 00:35:34,912
Hey, you...
867
00:35:34,912 --> 00:35:37,248
Takes a long time to get past
what happened to you.
868
00:35:37,248 --> 00:35:42,044
This is not about getting
hooked up to a car battery!
869
00:35:43,170 --> 00:35:45,422
These are not emotions
I can just get over.
870
00:35:45,422 --> 00:35:49,802
This is not a problem
that can be solved!
871
00:35:51,178 --> 00:35:54,473
( voice breaking ):
I should have saved them.
872
00:35:55,391 --> 00:35:57,017
You didn't kill them.
873
00:35:57,017 --> 00:36:01,355
( crying ):
But I let them die, right?
874
00:36:02,356 --> 00:36:04,525
I did. I did.
875
00:36:02,356 --> 00:36:04,525
No.
876
00:36:04,525 --> 00:36:06,402
No, you...
No.
877
00:36:04,525 --> 00:36:06,402
I let them...
878
00:36:06,402 --> 00:36:08,320
( crying )
879
00:36:06,402 --> 00:36:08,320
No.
880
00:36:08,320 --> 00:36:11,490
Don't do that.
It's okay.
881
00:36:13,701 --> 00:36:16,495
TOM:
Yeah, we had some issues
in the past.
882
00:36:16,495 --> 00:36:19,039
Some of our members were abusing
their computer privileges,
883
00:36:19,039 --> 00:36:20,666
and that's when we installed
884
00:36:20,666 --> 00:36:22,168
the surveillance cameras.
885
00:36:22,168 --> 00:36:24,253
We need to see
yesterday afternoon.
886
00:36:24,253 --> 00:36:25,671
Around 2:04 p.m.
887
00:36:25,671 --> 00:36:28,632
You know, I could have told
you boys from day one
888
00:36:28,632 --> 00:36:31,594
that you was barking up
the wrong tree with John.
889
00:36:32,344 --> 00:36:34,180
Yup.
890
00:36:34,180 --> 00:36:35,514
There you go.
2:04 p.m.
891
00:36:35,514 --> 00:36:38,058
That's Petty Officer
Sweeney's brother.
892
00:36:38,058 --> 00:36:39,476
Clyde.
893
00:36:39,476 --> 00:36:40,978
Hey, I know this guy.
894
00:36:40,978 --> 00:36:42,813
He came in to pack some boxes.
895
00:36:42,813 --> 00:36:44,773
It was about a month ago.
896
00:36:44,773 --> 00:36:45,816
Was John here?
897
00:36:45,816 --> 00:36:47,067
Man, John's always here.
898
00:36:47,067 --> 00:36:48,652
Did either of you talk
to this man?
899
00:36:48,652 --> 00:36:49,987
Yeah, a little bit.
900
00:36:49,987 --> 00:36:52,031
You know, I just remembered.
901
00:36:52,031 --> 00:36:54,158
He took a few boxes with him
902
00:36:54,158 --> 00:36:55,743
that he wanted
to pack at home.
903
00:36:55,743 --> 00:36:59,496
That must be
his girlfriend.
904
00:37:02,166 --> 00:37:04,793
That's his brother's wife.
905
00:37:04,793 --> 00:37:06,128
Really?
( laughs )
906
00:37:06,128 --> 00:37:09,298
Because they look like they're
getting along pretty well to me.
907
00:37:09,298 --> 00:37:10,841
Oh, my!
908
00:37:10,841 --> 00:37:12,426
Okay.
909
00:37:13,469 --> 00:37:15,638
( doorbell rings )
910
00:37:15,638 --> 00:37:18,557
You expecting someone?
911
00:37:18,557 --> 00:37:20,100
No.
912
00:37:20,100 --> 00:37:22,436
( doorbell rings )
913
00:37:28,651 --> 00:37:31,320
Hi, Agent Gibbs.
Agent, uh...
914
00:37:31,320 --> 00:37:33,447
Bishop. We're here
to talk.
915
00:37:33,447 --> 00:37:35,616
Right now's not really
the best time.
916
00:37:35,616 --> 00:37:36,951
We're looking for Clyde.
917
00:37:36,951 --> 00:37:38,786
We went to his apartment,
he wasn't home.
918
00:37:38,786 --> 00:37:40,496
And you came here?
919
00:37:40,496 --> 00:37:42,331
Well, yeah. I mean, we figured
920
00:37:42,331 --> 00:37:45,084
since you two are
sleeping together and all.
921
00:37:46,877 --> 00:37:49,546
Cameras at the
Legion Hall.
922
00:37:50,506 --> 00:37:52,800
Please.
923
00:37:52,800 --> 00:37:54,843
Clyde?
924
00:37:52,800 --> 00:37:54,843
Yeah.
925
00:37:54,843 --> 00:37:57,137
NCIS is here.
926
00:38:00,557 --> 00:38:02,059
Clyde?
927
00:38:03,269 --> 00:38:04,853
Clyde, put the
weapon down.
928
00:38:05,813 --> 00:38:08,107
Don't move.
929
00:38:09,066 --> 00:38:10,693
Drop the weapon!
930
00:38:15,531 --> 00:38:18,033
McGEE:
NCIS! Stop!
931
00:38:23,580 --> 00:38:26,667
Hey!
( grunts )
932
00:38:27,084 --> 00:38:29,169
( grunting )
933
00:38:30,671 --> 00:38:32,214
Going somewhere?
934
00:38:30,671 --> 00:38:32,214
( groans )
935
00:38:32,214 --> 00:38:33,966
( panting )
936
00:38:36,427 --> 00:38:38,679
McGEE:
How'd it go?
937
00:38:38,679 --> 00:38:42,266
Had nothing to do with
James Sweeney's inheritance.
938
00:38:42,266 --> 00:38:43,434
GIBBS:
Wife wanted out
939
00:38:43,434 --> 00:38:44,852
of the marriage for a while.
940
00:38:44,852 --> 00:38:47,604
She paired up with the brother
once the husband was deployed.
941
00:38:47,604 --> 00:38:49,315
They decided to kill James
942
00:38:49,315 --> 00:38:52,109
and impress Clyde's hero,
Whit Dexter,
943
00:38:52,109 --> 00:38:54,194
at the same time
by framing Ross.
944
00:38:54,194 --> 00:38:56,196
Two birds, one care package.
945
00:38:56,196 --> 00:38:57,656
BISHOP:
Emma and Clyde thought
946
00:38:57,656 --> 00:39:00,743
they could sway public opinion
with their posts.
947
00:39:00,743 --> 00:39:03,662
( Torres laughing )
948
00:39:04,663 --> 00:39:08,042
( singing in Spanish )
949
00:39:11,170 --> 00:39:13,213
Is that your
"caught the bad guy" dance?
950
00:39:13,213 --> 00:39:14,882
No, that's my
"IRS messed up,
951
00:39:14,882 --> 00:39:17,885
and now they owe
me money" dance.
952
00:39:14,882 --> 00:39:17,885
Oh, they owe you?
953
00:39:17,885 --> 00:39:20,262
TORRES: Yeah. The only thing
that would make this day better
954
00:39:20,262 --> 00:39:21,472
is if we somehow
955
00:39:21,472 --> 00:39:23,807
got to arrest Whit Dexter.
956
00:39:23,807 --> 00:39:25,559
BISHOP: Well, you get
the next best thing.
957
00:39:25,559 --> 00:39:27,686
He's already lost
multiple sponsors.
958
00:39:27,686 --> 00:39:29,938
No.
959
00:39:27,686 --> 00:39:29,938
Yeah, apparently,
influencing a murder
960
00:39:29,938 --> 00:39:32,566
is where they finally
draw the line.
961
00:39:29,938 --> 00:39:32,566
Ooh.
962
00:39:32,566 --> 00:39:35,194
Bazinga!
963
00:39:32,566 --> 00:39:35,194
( snorts )
964
00:39:35,194 --> 00:39:36,570
Hey.
965
00:39:36,570 --> 00:39:40,491
You all right, Jack?
966
00:39:40,491 --> 00:39:41,700
Yeah.
967
00:39:41,700 --> 00:39:45,245
I'm, uh... perfect.
968
00:39:46,080 --> 00:39:47,998
So, um,
969
00:39:47,998 --> 00:39:49,124
John is still living a life
970
00:39:49,124 --> 00:39:50,959
where he can't even talk
to his own daughter.
971
00:39:50,959 --> 00:39:53,295
He says he doesn't even know
where to find her.
972
00:39:53,295 --> 00:39:55,130
You don't believe him.
973
00:39:55,130 --> 00:39:58,634
I think he knows
exactly where she is.
974
00:39:59,718 --> 00:40:02,221
How old do you think she'd be?
975
00:40:02,221 --> 00:40:05,182
ROSS:
I am so nervous.
976
00:40:05,182 --> 00:40:07,309
This could change
her whole life.
977
00:40:07,309 --> 00:40:09,353
What if I screw everything up?
978
00:40:09,353 --> 00:40:13,565
Hey, I think she'll be
glad to know the truth.
979
00:40:13,565 --> 00:40:17,486
I just want her to know
how much I loved her mother.
980
00:40:17,486 --> 00:40:20,030
And I'm ready
to tell her it's okay
981
00:40:20,030 --> 00:40:22,574
if she doesn't want
anything to do with me.
982
00:40:22,574 --> 00:40:24,368
Stop it!
983
00:40:24,368 --> 00:40:25,994
You're a good man.
984
00:40:25,994 --> 00:40:27,996
She'll see that.
985
00:40:27,996 --> 00:40:30,707
It's gonna be a big step
for both of you.
986
00:40:30,707 --> 00:40:33,168
( sighs )
987
00:40:33,168 --> 00:40:35,295
You know, Jack,
988
00:40:35,295 --> 00:40:37,548
you're the first person
989
00:40:37,548 --> 00:40:40,676
I could ever talk to
about what happened to me.
990
00:40:45,097 --> 00:40:48,016
I don't, uh...
991
00:40:48,016 --> 00:40:52,563
I don't talk about my
experience much, either, John.
992
00:40:53,897 --> 00:40:56,191
It was hard, but...
993
00:40:56,191 --> 00:41:01,363
it definitely helped
knowing that you understand.
994
00:41:02,614 --> 00:41:04,867
Good. I'm glad to hear it.
995
00:41:04,867 --> 00:41:06,827
( clears throat )
996
00:41:10,998 --> 00:41:14,001
( choked up ): Maybe I was able
to help you, too.
997
00:41:18,422 --> 00:41:20,757
SLOANE:
Hey, here she comes.
998
00:41:20,757 --> 00:41:22,718
( sighs )
999
00:41:22,718 --> 00:41:24,511
Okay, let's do this.
1000
00:41:24,511 --> 00:41:26,889
You got this.
1001
00:41:24,511 --> 00:41:26,889
Hey, Molly.
1002
00:41:26,889 --> 00:41:29,016
I'm your dad.
( laughs )
1003
00:41:29,016 --> 00:41:32,060
( both laughing )
1004
00:41:32,060 --> 00:41:34,146
Thank you, Jack.
1005
00:41:34,146 --> 00:41:36,356
Thank you, John.
1006
00:41:36,356 --> 00:41:38,609
( exhales )
1007
00:41:38,609 --> 00:41:40,903
( car door closes )
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