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Thanks.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I'm Frank Jr.

Survey.

Luke Rylens.

First day of the week we'll be at speedy trial.

Ending with the conviction?

Any with the death sentence.

And a guy killed two women over the internet deserves to fry.

Which part will we win?

I'm looking on our suit.

What do you mean there's no courtrooms available for?

Can't tell you crime is a growth industry.

City puts more cops on the force.

They make more arrests.

We've got the same law of court space.

So we waste today sitting around waiting for another trial to win.

Or we toss the case back to the assignment judge.

You get in your date.

A detective?

Nice pants.

And we're going to go.

We're trying to close that Belvin's murder.

Come on.

Then see in a couple of weeks.

One of the bailis.

Sheeper.

He brings you here so early in the bright.

Luke Rylens.

They're in that killer.

Thought he already went to trial.

Rylens.

Rylens.

Who wrote so?

We've got a courtroom.

What we don't have is a defendant.

Where's Rylens?

Joe Wagon forgot to bring him over.

For God?

Blame pre-trial service.

So have them go back and get him.

But they'll take a few hours.

What are we going to go?

You know?

I mean, where this close to closing the Belvin's murder case.

Get in your trial date.

See in a couple of weeks.

I'm late.

I was going.

It's not.

Why not?

We've got a court room.

We've got a judge.

We've got a defendant.

What are we missing?

States of 30.

Dams isn't here.

Yeah.

You got hung up at another trial.

Your honor.

May I ask how long we're going to wait for Mr. Dammers?

Not a moment longer, counselor.

This court is adjourned.

The defendant will be taken back to pre-trial detention

until a new date is set.

Just to build us, I'd like to point out to the court

that today is the 184th day of Mr. Rylens imprisonment

without trial.

Now, Hicks' rule states.

The defendant is held for more than 180 days

without proceedings.

It is a violation of his rights.

Based on Maryland V. Hicks,

I move for the immediate dismissal of all charges.

Buying any evidence of this defendant

has waved Hicks.

I see no reason.

Not the dismissal.

Fender the set for eight.

I mean, I didn't hear right.

Did I?

Son of a bitch got off the son of bitches going for eight.

He's seen you detectives.

Here!

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury.

During the course of this trial,

testimony will be given in the form of questions and answers.

Evidence consists of both the questions and the answers

coupled together.

The question will be.

We got a talk, and Hicks violent ward.

Waw.

I saw you in the text.

Hicks hasn't been 180 days.

It's been one to eighty four.

Mr. Danbers.

Um, yes, Your Honor.

There's a conversation you're having

in any way related

to the state of Maryland versus Drel.

Oh, no man.

Then I will ask you to refrain from speaking while I do.

Yes, sir, General.

This is your damn fault. My fault. Yeah, you should've been in the right courtroom. I was in the right courtroom. I was

Prosecutor in the Simex murder. It's not my fault. And I'll took so long and struck in the jury. It's not my fault.

This day will spend the money to hire more prosecutors. My fault. I'm at a day off for a full-length sleep in three months.

Stud whining Danvers, you screwed up. Tim relax. Don't tell me to relax for Nate. This is your case. You're the primary on this case.

I know that. Kill is about to walk free.

No, just taking this in your straw. I'm not taking it in my mind.

Neither in my office will appeal the ruling. We show cause. We might get the court of appeals to overlook the Hicks.

So meanwhile, Ryland's back on the street. And if he kills again, then what, huh?

The blood of the next woman who dies is on your hand, Danvers. Yeah. When she goes close the Bellman's murder, he asks why.

Oh, fuck, you're back. You're a human.

Danvers, she's you, okay.

Come on. You alright? What do you want?

Theresa, what are you doing here? What am I doing here? Why were you at the airport?

You told me flight 105 and 315.

Flight 315 at 105, numbschool.

I am so sorry.

How are you doing, Hanson? Got it. It's good to see you.

You know, dad never told me about his being promoted to captain. Not a word.

If you hadn't called, I would've missed the entire ceremony. Got it?

Yeah. He's going to be so surprised, you're here.

What even up, too? Well, I put down New Nguyen and the kitchen. What a new old car.

How could the FBI? What?

If you were always getting hanky with local murder case, suddenly the greater good,

and seems so great, I have it in my badge. What are you doing now?

Nothing. I'm sorry, Lewis.

Uh-huh. Yep. I got it.

Hey, fells on. You free? Yeah, what have you got?

Murder and pig town. It's my favorite. Let's roll.

Billy Wu and I have been married three times each, so we want to keep the wedding party small.

It's her, me, the witnesses and the priests. The priest?

Father Pumpelli, friend of Billy was there.

Wait, she can't be married Catholic if she's been divorced three times.

No, three times. Well, that's got to be some kind of record, huh?

Yes, the woman has been unlucky with men. Still now.

Big doings today. She's promotion, much is wedding. Hey, here, much has to give you his best marriage.

Yeah, you know, I got to tell you, I'm kind of glad, or much can didn't invite the rest of us to a matrimony on Shindig.

You know, don't give me wrong. You know, I wish him and Billy Lewis truckloads are happiness,

but, you know, you've been married, you know, I'm talking about, you know, you get up to that church and

ride by out of preacher, whatever they start talking about.

How do these two people should be together and how swell it is that they're going to be sharing their lives and how

men and women ought to be two by two, and I'm thinking, we had a shot at which called wedding bliss.

And we blew it. I blew it. You blew it. We know blew it. And I look at that couple walking up the island.

I think to myself, hey, you know, they got as much chances of surviving a nuclear holocaust

as they do staying happily married.

Fellas. Fellas.

Yeah, Jim.

The big day, huh?

Yes.

Captain's your daughter.

Sorry, Tony.

See you look good, Jim.

Gee.

I would tell you how I got that nickname, Gee.

I was a rookie.

You get out of here.

And by first day out of the street.

I walked on through a crime scene.

Billy, come out of my mouth with.

Gee.

I remember another rookie, a stumble into my squad room.

Full of innocence.

Full of himself.

Yeah.

I watched you grow from a boy to a man, Dennis.

I watched you do excellent work.

I'll be with some mistakes.

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

Ed Dammit.

No.

He's threatening to take you before the department trial board.

Screw him.

Did you know, Billis?

No.

Well, this day I've been elevated to Captain.

Today I worked hard for him.

This is a day I've waited for.

We've been in anticipation.

I don't want anything happened to spoil this day with unpleasantness.

So I'm going to ask you to apologize to Ed.

Now I'm going to put it to you in the form of a request.

And the hopes that you do me this favor.

And honor of my promotion.

You can't.

Billis.

I can't serve.

Then I have to withdraw my request.

And put it to you in the form of an order.

Or fuse.

My order?

Yes.

I'm going to give you until the evening, too.

Reconcerning.

After that, the theories will be released.

Ciao.

Seven years ago, I walked in here with a file box and a lot of idealism.

I had a clear vision of justice and morality.

And no matter what has happened to me, whatever has happened around me, I still have

that.

Well, on this job, I've seen people change and sometimes we're worse.

And those that change the most of the ones who don't admit it.

The victim's name is Johanna Foster McQueen, female white.

Travis License says, late 20s.

Johanna.

Johanna.

Stabilize ten times.

Someone was trying to make a point.

You should be ready, I do right.

She looks closer to 40.

Here.

Once a letter rough and tumble life.

Check out these need of marks.

And this goes hand in hand.

Anyone else in house?

Nope.

Witnesses.

God never likes to talk.

She's got nothing but background.

All day all night, they got people going in and out of there.

They.

How are not husband?

Shane McQueen isn't there.

Yeah, they should be saying it worldwide.

They do drugs.

Did you drugs?

Did you drugs?

You think maybe she was killed by some drug,

Daily Shane screwed over?

It's too soon to postulate me.

Thanks for your time.

If yes, me, he murdered her.

He's a low life, I tell you.

Postulate?

No.

This McQueen.

This McQueen.

What?

Baltimore City Police, man.

Can we come in for a moment?

Man, we got to talk to you about something.

I don't open this door for nobody.

We need to talk to you about your daughter, Lord Joanna.

Can't tell me.

It's not the kind of thing you want.

We need to clean through the door.

She's dead?

Yes?

Okay, thanks.

No, Mrs. McQueen.

We need to ask you about her death.

You see, she was murdered.

Murdered?

Yes.

It was a bitch.

We need you to come identify the body.

Now I can't get around.

I'm going to wheelchair.

Maybe your son can come.

Shane's out of town.

Where is he?

I'm Alaska.

Maybe there's some other relative?

You got a sister.

She teaches in the Catholic school up in Silly.

What's the sister's name?

Mary Catherine.

I think last name's Foster.

Mrs. McQueen.

Do you have any idea who might have murdered Joanna?

Doctor, we're grunky friends.

We like to talk to you, son.

I like I said he here.

As much as I like to believe you.

I'm having to ask you to open up this door so we can come in and talk to you.

Look, open up the damn door.

I've got a shotgun in my head.

I'll look at it.

We're going to come back in with a one and you're going to let us in.

You've got to warrant them to then get yourself lost.

I look.

I'm getting us ready to call.

Come down here.

Keep an eye on our own.

Shane, in case you decide to take a powder.

Then we need to get a warrant signed by Judge Quanto.

Yeah, we still need somebody to eyeball the body.

I'll go back to Joanna's house and look for an address book.

I'm going to lead on the sister.

I don't need no wheels.

I don't need no care to lean.

Because the wind that is going is blowing like a smoke machine.

If I said to you that I was looking for a place to get to.

I can never get across.

Because my neck is broken with my hands�ed and genne no maybe.

I'm just puts pride in the right of life

That's good old boys

Right in my left without a count in the Internet.

I'm sorry about your loss.

I'm going to need you to come down and identify the body.

As soon as possible. Thanks.

Hey, hey, located the sister.

She says she'll get a car and drive down right away.

Uh-huh.

Shane is not at his mom's house.

Maybe he is in Alaska.

Yeah, and I'm going to look at the north.

Hey, stars.

Yeah.

Got anything on Shane to join him a queen?

Yeah, I know. Small timers use more than they sell.

You got any idea what Shane might lend her?

Used to be cross in light streets, but I don't know.

Oh, maybe we'll get a lucky.

Maybe this habit's haven't changed.

Hey, it's the blessing ride.

Have fun at your way.

Thanks, boy.

Mrs. Munch.

Mrs. Munch.

Really, really munch.

Has the ring for me, baby?

Actually, my phone in now will be late in the waste party

in Cushman for trustking the coin, munch.

Yeah, it's just going to be hard to monogram.

Did you sign the papers?

Right here.

Okay, first.

Since I don't subscribe to Billy Lewis Religion,

the churches made me promise to respect her obligations

to raise our kids' cafe.

Your kids?

Well, are you guys now?

So I figure, why fight the Vatican?

Patriarchy that's been virtually on a sale for 2,000 years.

You don't get me started about the mysterious death of John Paulford.

Yeah.

Yes, dear.

Hi, partner.

Got a call.

A slam down.

A corner boy kills corner boy.

Get the car hold in the gun.

Let's say we head over to Fayette Street and wrap this baby up.

No, no.

You won't.

You go ahead, baby.

Still still in about Luke Island?

Me too.

This may be dry leaves.

No one in Guy Island is out on the street.

What can we do?

Right?

Set me on to the next case.

Did I see something funny?

You said a way to break.

We all might have pumbled.

Yeah.

You can't believe how many times Frank and I

chewed over a case, battered out.

Try to get that nasty taste out of our mouths.

We'd weigh the value of every life lost.

Try to figure out what it all really means.

You know, this whole life thing.

Maybe your partner?

Maybe your best friend?

I don't think your man best friends.

I worked with him for six years.

And we spoke maybe two times since he left here.

That's it.

You know, when he quit here once before,

he got us high horsey road on out of here.

So I thought, you know, you come back this time too.

But, uh,

and you need this advice.

Yeah.

Give him a call.

I'm sorry. I'm not Frank.

I'm sorry. I'm not someone you talked to.

We talked to you.

I could talk to you.

Yeah, I know, but it's different.

I mean, you love him, didn't you?

Yeah.

I did.

Sorry, you said it was a slam dunk, huh?

Yep.

Good. Good. I could use a little righteous justice about this time.

I'll drive. Frank hated when I drove.

You moved into property crimes?

Right.

You're not going to be in homicide anymore.

You go where the vacancies are.

That was your door out of homicide.

This is the end of a millennium.

Aren't you going to miss it, Dad?

Sure, but, well, they do good work in property crimes.

What do you mean by that?

Nothing, nothing, just think they'll probably be busy.

Are you okay?

This is your phone.

I'm not used to wearing it.

Better get used to it.

You might as well as on a street as a patrolman.

So, I saw proud seeing your dress for this.

You know, there's definitely a walk in the beat.

Hey, so no, every criminal in the neighborhood,

on the first night basis, big ceremony.

Twenty-two tires.

Call on the tube.

The sharp keepers.

All men throw the tellers to give us that.

Give me that big brother.

It's the wrong feeling you want.

It's a good time as well.

Here's the good times.

There's the beef good times.

All right, seeing Shane a couple days.

You're aware of any business transactions

and he's the medical and sour reason.

I don't know what you mean.

Look, we're on the side.

We don't care about anything else.

Shane's never going to win any wars

with the better business bureau.

So, yeah, there's a lot of guys

about going to the house looking for him

down the white bodily harm.

Of course, he's no prize neither.

Steel and drugs horn around behind his back.

The nail in his best friend, Teague Ford,

was Mr. Ford nive over on West Street,

Montgomery.

Well, thank you very much, Mr. Rickard.

You've been in health.

Tell it's my parole officer.

So, I guess now's the kind of go pay

Mr. Teague Ford, a visible detail kind of name

is added anyway.

Teague.

First we got to go back to that court.

What for?

He's for most.

It's almost time.

Oh, look.

You look ready?

I feel like I'm full.

I think I wanted this promotion

because it's there.

Because the rest isn't gathering.

I've promoted it over.

Because it's time for black men to rise up.

It's my ego that wants this promotion.

But your heart doesn't.

Oh my, the higher I go up in this building,

the further I get away from the streets.

I know the streets are Baltimore.

The abneuds and the alleys, every corner.

I don't want the birds aren't you.

You know, at lunch, we were waxing this doll

to get about the old days.

But dad, the old days weren't happy or quaint.

This city was poor, broken.

It hated us because of the color of our skin.

And that enriched us.

So it burned.

What's changed?

He won't read me to stay on the streets.

I'm needed down there.

So.

So.

Fred, I'm going to disappointed Robert people.

You always do.

But let me tell you something.

I've never been proud to review that I am right now.

Hey dad, a kick in the hand.

Well, we go to our trouble to rearrange our lives.

We go out and buy G-expensive, going away presents and all.

And he ain't even going away.

Well, I come from this call inconsiderate.

You didn't buy him a present.

And when now I'm glad I didn't.

Louis?

What?

Found someone here to see you.

As she is the sister of the murder victim.

Joanna and I, we were the only two left.

So even though we lived in different cities, we stayed in touch.

We talk every single Saturday.

She come up to visit on holidays.

A year ago, April, I had a conference in San Francisco and Joanna came along.

We had great fun together.

I see.

Sister, what can you tell us about her husband, Shane?

They've been together about a year.

I haven't met him yet.

Is he here? I'd like to talk with him.

We're hoping he's on his way.

Did she ever say anything about her relationship with Shane?

I'll leave if they were having the usual first year ups and downs.

From what I understand that they were separated a lot because of his job.

He's a architect.

Design's office buildings all over the world.

Hong Kong Paris.

Alaska.

What's the matter?

Nothing, sister.

Can we have a second?

Excuse us.

I've got a feeling that she doesn't know anything about what her sister has been into.

The drugs or anything.

Well, I agree.

It's going to be hard to give it a sort of details.

What do we have to do? Come on, look at it.

She's been living her life, sharing God doing good works.

Protected, you know?

Do you want to be the one to shadow all that and tell her that your Anna was a lying,

leaving crack court?

I don't want to, but I got her.

Yeah, but if she doesn't know anything about her sister's life,

and what is she going to tell us about the one?

Lower it.

The staff is just caught from crime scene.

She says you boys might be interested in going over.

Victor's name is Teague Ford.

Teague.

Damn.

Stay out of the day?

Yeah.

Yeah.

She's got the suspect, Shane McQueen.

What is it? What about her?

Okay, sister, thank you very much for coming.

Now we've got all we need.

This point.

Thank you so much for coming so quick.

And we'll keep you posted as the case develops.

I'll be staying at the convent over at St. Stan's until the funeral.

When you talk to my brother-in-law, would you ask him to phone me?

Yeah, I don't.

Absolutely.

Thank you, sister.

See, I told you we share a total of the truth about a sister, man.

Just kind of find out soon enough.

Let her live the life for your hours.

Hey, hey, hey.

Hey.

I heard about what happened with Luke Brown.

It's all going to take.

Yeah?

Especially on how important it is to you.

You know, your first red ball, your first real case.

It's just to beat down.

I'll see you upstairs, Tim.

What are you doing there?

Doing what?

You know, bringing up the beat down every time you get a chance.

Because it happened, baby.

And no amount of wishful thinking of good karma

is going to change anything.

Such an ass.

I'm going to...

You calling me an ass?

Yeah.

I didn't kick that damn down a flight of stairs, did I?

Hey, hey.

You remember the James Felder murder?

Yeah, right.

You didn't want me involved in the investigation.

Because you thought I'd get a little too wrapped up in certain cases

that I can't let go of the past.

That I can't let go of the past.

Yeah, but Dean Watson, that's just the first case.

It's dead and dead, and he still trying to clear it.

You're doing the same thing, Melatrix.

You're not letting go.

The Shepherd beat down that is ancient history, man.

Now, let me just tell you the difference here.

Shepherd almost got me killed.

Now, that's an ugly fact, plain and clean.

And I got to write to my feelings about that.

But you, on your hand, you've been around as dumb for several years,

and you still ain't learned a key to good murder police,

which is this.

Whatever you see, whoever's around you, you keep them away.

You keep them at a distance.

But not you.

You come up on a crime scene.

The first thing you want to do is put a shotgun around around yourself.

Will you come?

I'll come tell you.

Really appreciate taking the time on your business schedule to do this.

My pleasure, John.

Hello, Billy Lou.

And how father?

This is Laura Ballard, our maid of honor.

Pleased to meet you.

No, of course, you know how I'll do it, though.

Yes, of course.

So we begin?

There will be love in it.

You're gathered here today to join this man in this woman, and holy man alone.

John Munch, Billy Lou McCoy, have come here today through the grace of God and the blessings

that are loved for one another.

They are carried by the love of the family, friends, and their commitment will not be shaken.

You, John Munch, take this woman to be your wife and you, what is one?

I do not want to.

You, Billy Lou McCoy, take this man to be your wife and you, what is one?

Oh, repeat after me.

I, John Munch, take you, Billy Lou McCoy, to be my lost one when I joined one.

I, John Munch, take you, Billy Lou McCoy.

Take my lost one, slip away.

I will stay your woman forever.

Take you, John Munch, to be my lost one and slip away.

I, Billy Lou McCoy, take you, John Munch.

To be my lost,indenwood, husband.

I have to hold to honor him to be a sickness and a health from this day forward to a best response.

To heaven to hold, to honor him to be in sickness and a health from this day forward to them to the spot.

With this ring, I thee wedged with my body, I thee worship,

and with all my earthly goods, I thee endow.

If anyone can see fit, by these two should not be joined in holy matrimony,

speak now or forever hold your feet.

I now pronounce you, man and wife, you may kiss the bride.

You must be wrong, my sister is a good soul.

Well, we're not sure how long she's been involved in this nonsense.

I mean, maybe it's only been since she married Jamie Queen.

As kids do it, and I would like two peas.

How could our lives have ended up so differently?

How could I not have known about her distress?

Not have heard it in her voice during those calls.

We spoke every week.

Well, she's probably putting her best foot forward so you wouldn't worry.

Sometimes when you love somebody, you want to think to best off.

Yeah.

Will that you be?

Would it be possible for me to see Shane McQueen?

No, sister, in all honesty, I don't think you want to put yourself to them.

Joanne, I love him.

At least for a while, they share the bad of life.

It might help me to make sense of all this if I could at least meet him.

Talk a little, offer him my forgiveness.

You were forgiven, man?

Yes.

Sister, I'll do respect to man as a piece of crap.

This is less to do with who he is than who I am,

with what I believe about the frailty of man, about the love of God.

I'll take it down, sister.

Thank you.

I'll get my coat.

Forgive this.

It's a hell of a concept, huh?

You should ask Shepard about that.

This is a done.

I thought it was good.

I make a meeting in pastel.

Where's your sister?

She's on the phone.

What do you think?

It's a domestic squabble.

That couple wouldn't have it.

They don't get along.

Well, I guess I'll be headed home.

So what have you got tomorrow?

Oh, I take Teresa to the airport,

and after that, I'm not sure.

There's only so many times you can visit the National Square.

So what are you going to do with yourself?

Dad, I've spent my entire life trying not to be like you.

Here I am.

You say you belong to the streets?

So do I.

Now I just have to figure out a way to get back there.

I'll take it now.

Good night, Dad.

Good night.

Drive carefully.

You might feel I'll get back to you, Mitch.

Lo Shane, I'm Mary Catherine,

which remind if I come in.

When you want to warn you,

I'm going to be watching all day,

every day.

Just waiting for you to screw up.

I hope you like New Orleans, then,

because that's where I'm moving.

I hear the chicks down there are beautiful.

Friendly.

The best part is, if you don't come along,

you can still see everything I'm going to do.

Nothing.

I see its business as usual, crappy.

What are you doing here?

It's your wedding night.

I know that.

Wasn't that me standing next to Billy Lewis saying those two words?

I've said so many times before.

I do.

Yeah, huh?

And those other three times that you said those words

and you spend the night which you've brought.

I'm sure, but not to break the pattern and avoid the force.

I think I stay away from our maybe, you know.

Get a load on.

Some happen.

Your powers of protection are astonishing.

You had a fight?

No.

Then what?

Are we sure he's asleep?

About six or so weeks ago,

I agreed in a moment of indecility

that I wouldn't have sensed with Billy Lewis until our wedding night.

As you might suspect I've been anticipating nightfall

with rising expectations.

We get back to our place.

We got our clothes up.

We got in bed.

Expectations failed to rise.

Worst.

I'm in the world series.

Bottom of the night.

This is loaded.

I swim before she pitches the ball.

That was.

But she's still got two more strikes.

Not my age.

Poor.

Look what the wind blew away.

And how you doing there, Timmy?

Sure.

You got a second?

Seconds, minutes, hours, weeks, months, years.

Come pick a walk for me.

Keep that warm for me.

It's a grand old building.

It's your job.

Yeah.

It's grand.

If you're like a leaky roof and a manger

with a packed up toilet.

Well, the men and women walking out of this building

over the last 85 years,

not just cops, but everybody.

All of them with their lives

involved in some sort of crime,

robbery, fraud, or some persons,

homicide, criminals,

victims.

Can't even get chill.

You know who I started thinking about today?

Gordon Pratt.

Gordon Pratt?

A little weasel who shot ball in her fountain in Howard?

What the hell are you thinking about?

That was scum one for him.

Well, when he got released,

I was found shot to death

and I always put in charge of the investigation.

And I'm a 12 job, you did too.

I never really close that case, John.

What do you mean?

Somebody shoots through your arm.

They deserve to have an unadvanced death.

Do you really believe that?

Yes.

You believe that he deserves to die.

Yes.

And that his murderers should go for it.

Yes.

You know, when I got shot,

my whole perception of the universe

just completely changed.

But when I shot that, that homeless guy

that Mary Moss suddenly

I knew when I was like to take another person's life.

Suddenly, I was just like the person

who killed the Dean of Wantson.

She Frank said that I would never be a good homicide detective

because, you know, I always suspected you

of what?

Killin Gordon Pratt?

Why in God's name, after all this time,

you dragged you up Gordon Pratt out of a muck.

Came to my mind.

Good night, John.

Tell you, Adam, sorry.

I truly sorry for what I've done.

The college exit.

We'll get Luke Ryland, Tim.

Yeah, I know.

These things, they just take time.

The patience.

Of course, being a murder police

has learned one of the scapable truths.

Just as a bitch.

Let's start my vacation tomorrow.

That's right. Where are you going?

There it is, island.

Ah, geez, that sounds nice.

It's paradise, island.

It sure sounds a hell of a lot nice

of the Baltimore.

I start my vacation, too.

I'm going to the town of St. Maul.

Hey, Belle.

You know, with Terry Ghana,

Stu Gown, we're both going to need partners.

That's right.

I'm sorry, Lewis.

Yep.

All right.

Got it.

Hey, shut up.

You busy?

No, why?

I've got a murder of one of Fort Avenue.

Oh, why, you want a plus?

No, I'm just wondering if maybe you want to go on me.

On the case.

Leave my partner.

That's not funny, Lewis.

I'm being serious.

Why is it that nobody ever could tell a difference

to do when I'm being serious?

When I'm joking around.

You really want me to come?

Not if it's going to take any more begging.

I'm there. Let's go.

Let's go.

Hey, look at it.

I just got off the phone at that time,

if you worked on things right?

Yep. Yep, came to my senses on that one.

Spring cleaning?

Yeah, I just get rid of a few things here.

I don't need anymore.

Good.

It's good to make it.

Swoop things clean.

This is where I've always wanted to be.

Homicide?

Thinking cops?

Not a gun.

This.

Luke Ryland.

Looks like Justice filing caught up with him.

No witnesses?

No fingerprints? No shell cases?

No clues of any kind?

No leads of any sort?

Whoever killed Ryland, sure knew what he was doing.

He or she?

Yeah?

If I could just find this thing or go home.

You won't find what you're looking for.

What? Why not?

It's a mystery.

Huh?

Life is a mystery.

Just accept it.

Yeah, well, that's what's wrong with this job.

And you got nothing to do with life.

You got nothing to do with life.

You got nothing to do with life.