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it's funny, isn't it?

dead cars are quite beautiful
in their way,

whereas dead people--
not so much.huh?

i suppose if we were cars,

this place would be
a horrific charnel house.

ugh. it's too early
for philosophy.

never too early.

hey, cho!

hey.

over here.
i got something to show you.

hey, we've got
an unidentified female,

somewhere in her late teens,
early 20s.

oh, wow. a little notice
would've been nice.

be grateful it's wintertime.

it could be a lot worse.

looks like she was bludgeoned
multiple times

around her left temple.
there's some serious

blunt force trauma to
the back of her head as well.somebody wanted her good
and dead.

how long has she been down? from the decomposition
of the body,

she's probably been out here at least a week.
is that the guy who found her?

yeah,
came across the victim

when he was combing
through the van.it looks like somebody

took something off of her
after she was already here.a watch or a bracelet,
i'm guessing.

left the earrings though. found
a set of tracks over there.

i think they're connected.it's a salvage area. there'd
have to be lots of tracks.

yeah, it's a long shot,
but there weren't many tracks

in the area,
and these look pretty fresh.

smells like
transmission fluid.

that's what i thought.

i'll have forensics run
some tests.

now if a vehicle with a leaking
transmission made the track,

then the driver couldn't have
gone far without service.

hey, what's--
what's his name?franklin.

cool, it boy.

may i?
i have a way with dogs.

hey, franklin. how are you?

yeah, you're a good boy.

i thought you said
you had a way with dogs.

he wanted freedom.

franklin! heel!

keep up, lisbon!

franklin!

what's that?
franklin, come.

come on now.

get out of there,
franklin.

aah! it's a foot!

ohh!

another body. are you done?

hey, what do you say, franklin?
are we done yet? huh, we done?

the test confirmed there was
a lot of transmission fluid

in that track at the scene.

and the tire pattern only fits
a few specific van models.i'm checking garages

to see if any vehicles
fitting the description

were turned in
with transmission problems

over the last week.all right.
cho, you mind helping him out?

is there a problem here?no.

no, ma'am.great. i see a name.
did we i.d. the victims?

only on one.
got a hit on her prints.

it's for the second victim
you found.

her name was valerie bestin.
no next of kin.

she was arrested four years ago
after hitting a homeless man

while driving drunk.the m.e. puts her time of death
within the last 24 hours.

bestin was bludgeoned
in the same manner

as the first victim.

what about an i.d.
on the other victim?her prints haven't come up yet.

the m.e. pegs her
as latina, early 20s.

do a preliminary search of
the missing persons database.

maybe we'll get lucky.yes, ma'am.

all right, we've got
two victims--one caucasian,

the other probably latina.

at least a 10-year age gap
between them,

and judging by their clothes,
valerie had more money.

but both were bludgeoned
and dumped in the same place

one week after the other.
what's the connection?library, bowling alley,
nail salon. could be anything.

well, let's focus
on what we doknow.

what about the homeless guy
bestin hit?

he's been in a secure
mental facility since last year.speaking of mental facilities,

have you seen jane?
i need to talk to him.

jane?

hmm?

where's my couch?

oh.

yes. i bought you
a new one.

i like my old couch.no, you don't.

you've gotta try this one.let's discuss it later.
we have to talk.

have you ever been
into knitting?what?

no, of course not.
you grew up surrounded by boys.what are you talking about?

hi there. you seem to have
very nimble fingers.

are you now or have you
ever been a knitter?no. agent lisbon.

yes, dr. montague.
it's a pleasure to meet you.

and you must be patrick jane.i must be. you were saying
we needed to talk.

yes, dr. montague
is consulting on the case.

oh?

yes, she's
a decision science consultant.

she works with the fbi
and state agencies.

her work helped bring in
the quarry killer.

i'm developing
a predictive computer model.

it identifies the patterns in
crimes and assesses whether

or not they were committed
by the same perpetrator.

wow. cool.

the systems flagged
your two murders

as the re-emergence of a killer
known as "the caveman."

i remember him.

he bludgeoned his victims
with a wooden club.

that was ten years ago.

indeed, but the similarities
between his victims

and the victims in this case
are statistically identical.how so?

the caveman always picks
two victims, one week apart.

same physical attributes--

brunettes, 120 to 140 pounds.
in every other respect,

the choice seems entirely
random--

no geographic
or demographic pattern.

victims are bludgeoned
on the side of the head

with a wooden object,
no evidence of sexual assault,

bodies are left in waste sites
and scrap yards,

and the victims
are unknown to each other.

this is classic caveman.

hmm. well, at least
you're wrong with conviction.

these two women knew
each other.how do you know that?

okay, so this one...

yes, now if you look
at the detail

in this rose, and then again
at the detail in this scarf,

they were both done
by the same hand.

hmm. intriguing
handicraft theory.

yeah.

but even if we were able
to establish a link

between the victims,

it doesn't exclude the caveman
from being the killer.

it merely expands
the modeling paradigm.

merely expands
the modeling paradigm.

wasn't the caveman known for
sending poetry, animal organs,

even crude drawings
to the police?

we haven't received
anything like that.

we will.hi, boss.

found out that valerie bestin
was a financial director

at an online company
called agile turtle.

dr. montague, this is
agent wayne rigsby.

rigsby, dr. montague's
consulting on the case,

and you'll be her liaison.it's a pleasure to meet you.

why don't you show her
around?all right, i can keep you
the 50-cent tour.

start in
the major crimes section.

really?
a decision science consultant?

don't start.
this goes way above us.

we're good to the feds,
the feds will be good to us.

when in doubt,
don't act out.

you just made a rhyme.
when am i ever in doubt?

seriously, you start trouble,
and i will...you'll burst my bubble?

she was such a good person,
you know?

she took all these
underprivileged-like kids

hiking at half dome
earlier this year.

mr. beechum, did valerie
have any friends or co-workers

that were young latinas?mm, no.

there's not really that
many women that work here.

you had a crush on her,
didn't you?

why do you say that?

attractive young woman,

single computer programmer,
birds, bees.

i could go on.

i'm more of an entrepreneur
than a programmer these days,

but that isn't
an untrue statement.

she was a lovely lady.

hmm. but when you made
your move, she shot you down.

no. well...

yeah, i wouldn't really
call it a move.

but there were
no hard feelings.

i mean, if i killed every woman
that shot me down,

i would be a monster.
you know, well...

i mean, i'm not...
you know what i mean.

mnh-mnh.

when was the last time
you saw valerie?

uh, yesterday at work.

okay,
i think we're done here.

you do?yes.

oh, actually, no.
i have one more question.

where's the nearest
homeless shelter?

valerie was deeply guilt-ridden
over hitting the homeless guy.

she started collecting soap,
shampoo, and crayons.

she was taking kids hiking.

she probably volunteered
her time--in a homeless shelter?

sometimes you act
like i don't know jack.

more rhyming.
now that's even rapping.

♪ sometimes you act
like i don't know jack ♪

i'm-a drop a beat
back there.

yeah.yee-yee.

valerie bestin?

of course.
she volunteered here.

that's what i told
the other people.

what other people?

um, those people.

hi.

how'd you know
to come here?

women are 17% more likely
than men to self-direct

into redemptive recourse
after committing crimes.

given valerie bestin's
lack of relapse after d.u.i.

with injury incident,
it only made sense

that she would follow
the pattern,

so i called treatment facilities
and shelters

in surrounding areas
until i found the right place.so you... guessed.

ah, it's more of
a scientific hypothesis, really.

just keep us in the loop.noted.

need to head back and code these
interviews. if you'll excuse us.

you have to admit,
she really knows her stuff.

i'm admitting nothing.

she's huffing and puffing.

wait. that rhymes.

like i told dr. montague,
i didn't know valerie very well.

but she would often bring
donations with her.

desperately needed.

ah, we're stretched
pretty thin around here,

so our focus
is on our guests.

uh, but paula had more contact
with her than i did.

valerie was a saint.

she never talked down
to nobody.

always makin' sure
we was eatin' better,

drinkin' less.

oh, when marty died,

she was, like... cryin'.

she really cared.

marty?

a former guest. he passed away
here a couple weeks ago.

a bad case of flu
swept through here.

lot of people got sick,
and poor marty's system just--

just couldn't handle it,
you know?

any other questions, jane?

uh, yes, um, i do have
one more question...

yeah.in fact.

do either of you recall
whether valerie was a-a knitter?

knitting.thank you for your time.

all right. thank you.

just got back
the forensics report.

both victims were bludgeoned
with the same object.

identical wood fibers were
found in both their wounds.

sounds like the caveman.i don't think he has the patent
on killing with a 2x4.

you know, we should think about
a press response to this.

being ahead of media speculation
makes us look less reactive.

well, hang on. we're not even
sure it's the caveman.

we don't need to speak
to the press just yet.i disagree.

but i hear you...
and i understand your concerns.

yes, you hear me,
most certainly.

but i doubt very much
you understand my concerns.

if you're so sure
that it's not the caveman,

why are you reading up
on his file?

i like to read. i have insomnia.
i don't like warm milk.

i'm lactose-intolerant.
i could go on.

did you know
that habitual mockery

is a strong indicator
of depression?

no. but thank you
for enlightening me.

um, that was inappropriate.

i apologize.

one of these vans

has to have been
at the salvage area.

how many left?

nine.

oh, we already hit eight.
god, my feet hurt.

your feet hurt?

is there some way
we can work this out?

what?i have to spell it out?
okay, look, i lied.

i lied to the p.s.u.
to protect my dad,

and you had to lie to cover me,
and i owe you big-time.

look, i get that you're mad
at me, and i'm sorry.

but please,
can we move past this?

okay.okay? what, like--like,
we'reokay, okay?

police!

hey, what the hell, man?

cbi. we need to ask you
a couple questions.

you the owner of this van?yeah.

you get your transmission
fixed this morning?yeah. why?

ma'am, where'd you get
that bracelet?

at the none-of-your-damn-
business store.

so did your friend yasmeen
in the back of the van

know where this bracelet
came from?

oh, that wasn't a friend.
that was just a little dinner.it's weird that

your dinner's name was yasmeen,
but this bracelet you gave her

has the initials "f.t."
engraved on it.imagine that.

it's too bad you forgot
the matching earrings

off the woman you killed.i didn't kill anybody.

then how'd you end up
with a dead woman's bracelet?

you know, decomposing bodies can
still leave a lot of evidence?

only a matter of time
before they match up the d.n.a.

left on this bracelet
to her body.

look... sometimes
i haul junk to that yard.

i was there looking around
for whatever.

there she was,
already dead.

the bracelet wasn't
doing her any good.

too much of a wuss
to be a killer.

lacking in grandiosity,
only one divorce,

an undercurrent of rage
would normally express itself

at least in a driving record.

i'm not seeing a propensity
for violence here.

so you agree with me?not our killer.

hmm.

thank you.

the caveman was never known to
steal jewelry off his victims,

so that clears up
that anomaly.

life's just one

giant mathematical equation
for you, isn't it?

i would like that.
i confess.

this isn't the caveman.

so you say.

i got $1 that says
the same thing.

i have no objection
to gambling. you're on.

hmm.

oh, someone's popular.

hardly.

what is it?

ohh.looks like a kidney.

there's a poem on the other side
of that paper, i suspect?

you've seen this before?

"the ladies are dead.
i crushed their heads.

and after the lash,
they go into the trash."

it's from the caveman.

poetry week. you could've
done better than that.

i believe we had a wager.

ah. yeah.

thank you.

from an individual
calling himself "the caveman,"

who claims responsibility
for the murder

of two local area women...

hey.

ms. montague in her element.

it's not often you see
a profiler

basking in the spotlight.

well, montague says that
a killer like the caveman

craves acknowledgment
for his crimes.

giving him some attention
could keep him

from taking another victim
early.

you like montague,
don't you?

no. i mean, i... don't
dislikeher.

what's to dislike?

right. still working on, uh,

where the caveman
sent the package from,

but we got an i.d.
on the other victim.

excellent.fernanda talan.

engraved initials on the back
of her stolen bracelet

helped make a positive match.

her cousins reported her missing about a week ago.

she worked for them at a bottling plant.

ah. still wearing that brooch,
i see,

but where's the power suit?

well, wearing a palette
of neutral tones

is less threatening
when interviewing people.

hi.hey, boss.

i just got valerie bestin's
phone records.

lately she's been getting
a lot of calls

from donovan treadlow,
the homeless shelter director.

he said he barely knew her.

well, he lied.

take cho. get the story.

fernanda was our cousin
from my mother's family.

she came to us

to get away
from the violence in oakland.

this wasn't supposed
to happen to her.

her brother was killed
just last year, and now this?

she was going to make it.

tranquila,nilda.

when was the last time
you saw fernanda?

about a week ago.
she took the bus after work

and just vanished. we were
worried immediately when

she didn't show up the next day
because she never missed work.where did she work?

on the line.in there?

have you see valerie bestin
around your neighborhood?

no.

we only heard about her
through the news and you all.

i like the packaging.
what flavor is that?

um... probably
our orange cream sodas,

right, esther?

yes. we make natural sodas.

no corn syrup,
no artificial flavors.

we employ locals,
pay them right.

people used to shake their heads
when we first started,

but now they're getting it.

fernanda had made
a huge change here.

she wanted to be a nurse
and...

it's just all so sad.

is this a boy or girl?
i can't really see. it's a boy.

a boy lizard.
what's his name?

chuy.

hey, chuy.

ms. montague,
you're awfully quiet.

i'm sure you have
some questions.

ms. montague here--
she's, uh, super, super clever.

she's a scientist.thank you, mr. jane.

oh, pleasure.

did fernanda ever
abuse alcohol?

no.

what about illegal
or controlled substances?

what are you trying to say,

that fernanda got mixed up
in drugs?

i'm looking into traits
and habits which might give

some insight into why
she was chosen by the caveman.

finding out why fernanda's
to blame for getting murdered?

what kind of quack are you?

i'm sure that's not what
dr. montague meant.

uh, it appears that
you've got this covered,

so i'm just going to, uh,
go inside and take a look.

ma'am, i did not mean
to offend.

if you let me explain
my procedure to you...

fernanda was a sweetheart,
hard worker,

had gotten pretty sick
a couple of weeks back,

but there she was,
on the job.

sick how?

stomach bug, something.

dedicated.

absolutely.

shy at first, but then
she really got into it,

asking how we did things,
you know,

just learning the process.

can i, um, try
one of these sodas?

absolutely.

cheers.

mmm!

yeah, that's good.

what's, uh, what's happening
tomorrow night?

they're having
a candlelight vigil

for fernanda.

mm.

is the helios street line
difficult to get to?

no. bus stop
is right out front.

hey!

hey, uh, lisbon's just
finishing up in there.

won't be a moment.

what'd you find out?

various things.
all data is useful data.

so nothing then?

and you?

well, i found out how
our two victims were connected.

how?

get on the bus.
i'll show you.

wait. but my car is--

nah, just get on the bus.
come on.

you had
a late night conversation

with valerie bestin
the day before she died.

you say you hardly knew her,
and there you are

calling her at midnight.
why'd you lie?

how it looks is bad,

but it was shelter business.

your wife can confirm that.

that's not necessary.

then tell us
about those calls.

valerie was always
thinking she saw me

being too friendly
with our female guests.

what didshe see?

me comforting them.

never discount the power
of healing touch.

so how often are you healing
the homeless women around here?

don't make it sound so sordid.if there were nothing wrong,

your wife would be
standing here.look... valerie kept yammering

about how she was gonna tell
my wife if i didn't.

so i was trying to persuade her

to let me handle it
in my own way.

we've looked into you,
mr. treadlow.

you and your wife started
running this shelter

nine months ago?

yes, when we moved to the area.

but this isn't the first time
you lived around here.

you worked construction here.
ten years ago, right?i did.

what are you getting at?well, you left town
in the middle of a housing boom,

just after a serial killer
named "the caveman"

stopped murdering
the local women.and now you're back,
and here's the caveman again.

crazy, right?

come on.

you need to come
with us.

please.

now that, uh... brooch
that you wear all the time--

does it carry any special
meaning or significance?

no.no?

i only own one piece
of jewelry.

saves time
and mental energy.

that's very efficient.

lucky it looks
very good on you.

thank you.

that's agile turtle.

so the office where
valerie bestin worked

is on the same bus route
as the factory

where fernanda talan worked.

the homeless shelter's
on the same line, too.

all right, that's--that's
a very suggestive link, but--

lisbon? yes, i ditched you.
uh, i must confess.

but look at the bright side.
i left you with a car this time.

there's no need
to be so grumpy. it's okay.

i call bearing news.

our victims met
on the helios line.

it's a bus route.

a bus.

public transportation.
yes.

and i would bet that
the killer met the victims

on this same bus.

mm-hmm.

well...
it's always a pleasure.

okay. bye-bye.

pure surmise.

yes.

pure.

anything on the jane bus angle?i found out valerie bestin
barely used her car

even though she got
her license back a year ago.

she mainly took the bus,
just like fernanda.

cho, i thought
you were with treadlow.we're letting him think a while.

i'm working
with the d.a.'s office

to get all the personnel files
released by the bus company.van pelt?

i'm running filters on all
the riders with bus passes

to see if anything flags.
nothing as of yet.

okay, and when you're done
with that, find my old couch.

i don't recall there being
a strong correlation

between the victims and the use
of public transportation.

the caveman's adapting.
i'll need to update my model.

ms. montague, just--doctor. dr.montague.

dr. ms. montague.just doctor.

doctor?yes.

montague.mm-hmm.

turn the super computer off.

sit back, relax,
and enjoy the ride...

and the company,
if possible.

mr.jane.yes. got it in one.

yes. on a notion...mm-hmm.

you have us sitting on a bus
because our victims

mighthave been on the bus
at the same time?

this is... messy.

can i ask you a question
as professionals?

two professionals--
peers, if you will.

why can't a notion,
a thought, or an idea

just hang out there
for a moment?

just hang.

because life is order
and sequence.

death is disorder, entropy.

mm.

did you know that california

leads the number of
serial killers in the nation?

job security, at least.
excuse me.

pardon me, ma'am.
uh, i couldn't help but notice

the beautiful detail work
in this scarf.

did you knit this yourself?yes, i did.

that's very nice.
you know, you could sell these.

do you--do you--have you
thought of selling these?

yeah. you--you want to look?

if you don't mind.
they're very nice.

she's got some great stuff here.
beautiful.

oh, this is beautiful.
can i just try this

on my... lady friend?

look at this. look at that.
it's a very similar style...

stop.

to the one
that fernanda was wearing,

and it looks just terrific
with her ensemble, no? yes.

excuse me, ma'am. hello.
we're investigating the murder--

i'm so sorry. no understand.

if i could just ask you--no understand.

but if you could just wait
a second, i...

excellent people skills.

that's sarcasm.

uh-huh.

we can work on that.

hey.

hey. i was going
through the personnel files

for the bus drivers,
and something flagged.

a bus driver--
his name is ralph mercer.

he's only been
with the bus company

for the last six months.so?

according to
his social security number,

he's been dead 15 years.

so i did a little more digging,
and fingerprint records say

mercer is actually
arthur coffey.

not a nice guy--long sheet,
including aggravated rape

and assault
with a deadly weapon.

he drives the same route
our victims rode?afternoon and evening shifts.

great. where is he now?got his route schedule
from his boss.

he's on the road now.

hello, everybody. i'm patrick.

uh, i'm sure you've all heard

about the two local women
found murdered. yes?

yes.

fernanda talan
and valerie bestin--

they rode this bus every day.

yes, they did, and we--
when i say "we,"

i include
my charming associate,

dr. montague.

we wanna know what you know
about them...

and any other shady people

that you may have noticed
on the bus.

any information
may be important.

any littlepiece
of information may...

be important.

anything at all?

any detail?

okay. thank you.

excellent people skills.

ah, sarcasm. that's very good.
you're learning.

but, uh, i, in fact,
got an excellent response.

i'm told that the driver
is a little shady.

really?

yes, really.

how did you...

why are you guys
following me?

uh, we'd like to ask you
some questions.

are you cops, or...

no, we're consultants
with law enforcement.

uh-huh.actually, no,
she's with law enforcement.

i'm just an innocent bystander.

she lured me
into this whole mess.he's getting away.

do, uh, do something.that's good. like what?
what am i gonna do?

drop the weapon!

facedown to the ground now!

that's nice timing.

darn! with him in the back,
there won't be room for you two.

well, how are we gonna get back?take the bus.

hewas our driver.

carjacking, extortion,
rape.

now that we've found
30 bindles on you,

we can add dealing as well.i want to straighten out,
okay?

i got a disease...
called addiction.

that's all it is--
the dealing.

i'm just trying to,
you know,

maintain.

i'm a good person
that made some wrong choices.

are you the firstborn
in your family, mr. coffey?

yeah.

ever heard of the caveman?

sure. from the... tv news.

you know these women?

yeah.

they rode the bus.

they were killed
by the caveman.

i mean, it was just on tv.

in fact, yeah, it was you
that was on tv,

said it was the caveman,
right?

yeah.

how many sexual partners
have you had?

wow. you like
to cut to the chase.

um... like 100, 150.

women? men?

hello.women.
what is your point here?

we need to know whether
you killed these women

because they found out
about your side business

or because
you're the caveman.

hey. no. you think
i'm the caveman?

no, no. you got me
all wrong here.

i deal a little blow, okay?
i mean, i don't do murders.

i think i'll take
a lawyer now.

meh.

well, he's the only suspect
we have

with a direct link
to both victims.

yes, it's all very compelling,
but i'm not convinced.

and, yes, you should.

should what?

oh, you know what.

no.oh, yes, you do.

no, i don't.

yes, you do.

that bus driver's an ass,
but he isn't the caveman.

i'm thinking the same thing.

his shifts at work don't
match up with our timeline.

and without any hard evidence,
i had to cut treadlow loose,

so we have to start
from scratch. damn it to hell!oh, language. please.

bertram is on hightower's back.
she's on mine.

it's all, "catch the caveman,
catch the caveman."

i hate serial killers.

caveman didn't kill
fernanda and valerie. trust me.

well, how can you be
so sure?

because i wrote
the letter from the caveman.

what did you just say?i wrote the letter
from the caveman.

yeah, i heard you
the first time.why'd you ask me
to say it again?

it was a rhetorical question!

i just wanted
to stir things up,

just, you know, give montague
a little prod.i get it. she irks you.

no, she doesn't irk me.
i like her.

in fact, she amuses me.yeah, and in the meantime,
everybody is freaking out

because they think there's
a serial killer on the loose.

well, there is that,
but... that was her story.

she made that up, not me.

undoing this
is gonna be a nightmare.

the press is gonna have
a field day.

i have to tell the families.isn't there a candlelight vigil
somewhere this evening?

well, i think so.

it's all gonna work out
just fine.

i have... no doubt
in my mind.

dr. montague.

agent rigsby.

interesting line of questioning
you had going in interrogation.

oh, well, yes, as you know,

sexual promiscuity
and risky behavior

are reliable indicators
in psychopathy.uh, yes, you can learn a lot
about a person

from their sexual history.

i remember there was
this one time

we had this guy in custody,
and he had a...

it was a...

it's an inappropriate story,
sexual history-wise.

this has been, uh, nice.

what has been nice?talking with you.

oh, well. you're welcome.

agent rigsby.

yes?

your tea.

yes. i...

will take that to go.

what, uh, agent rigsby
wanted to say...

well, he--he wanted to ask you
out on a date tonight.

oh. uh... uh...

i was... going to go
to the candlelight vigil--

oh, i got--see, i picked
that thing up. um...

this is for you.

rigsby picked it out.

i didn't. i have no idea
what's in that box.you didn't...

yes, he did.

no, i didn't.

um... um...

wow.

thanks for coming out.

um, fernanda's family
was kind enough to include us

in this vigil because

we're all working
toward the same end.

we need to speak up. we can't
let a killer like the caveman

hold our community hostage.

don't let fernanda and valerie
die in vain.

uh, if you have something
to say, please come forward.

good evening.

uh, excuse me.
my name is patrick jane.

uh, i offer my condolences.

i'm a part of the team that will
bring this killer to justice.

i do have some unfortunate news.

we've just learned
that the letter we believed

to be from the caveman is,
in fact, a very clever forgery.

so what does that mean?bottom line--we're pretty sure
that the caveman

didn't kill your loved ones.

someone is using the caveman
as a foil.you all said it was him on tv.

the profiler lady said
you were making good progress

on the case.

she made a mistake.
i'm sorry, but it happens.

so do you know anything?

again, i'd like to apologize
profusely for our error.

uh... it appears that this,
uh, forger is, uh,

one of unparalleled skill.aah!

ohh!oh, my god. that's blood.

ohh. what is that?

the profiler lady
was wearing that.

yes, she was.

i'm not a specialist,
but that looks like a kidney.

there's a note.

"your profiler is dead.

stupid copycat will join her
at midnight."

signed from the caveman.

oh, no.
lisbon, where are you?

i need your help.

listen, thanks for tonight.
i had fun.

so did i, wayne.

um, i enjoyed
your funny stories immensely.

good. and i enjoyed your,
uh...

well, i learned a lot
about statistical analysis.

i hope i didn't bore you.

no, not at all.

um, in fact, would you
like to go out again?

i would.

uh... i would. do...

you are an attractive
and stable character.

thank you.

but i don't need to conduct
an analysis

to see that you're still
in love with someone else.

the probability of us having
a successful relationship

is no more than 20%.

20%?

mm-hmm, tops.

where is everybody?

i thought we were
working the night shift.

oh, hi. everybody's out
catching the killer.

seriously?

no, i'm joking.oh.

that was sarcasm. uh,
they're out catching the killer.

nilda,
will you hurry up?

what about chuy?

forget the lizard already!

essential items only.

¿qué es eso?

it's the caveman.

this is all a big mistake.
we never meant to copy you!

we just took the bodies to
the first place we thought of.

nothing to do with you,
i swear.

we had no idea!please don't do this!

boo.

i'm thinking this has to do
with your natural soda.

something not so natural in it?well, that's no secret.

a lot of foods require
additives to keep them fresh.

fernanda was giving her friend,
valerie bestin,

crates of soda to distribute
to the homeless, right?

yes.

then a man at the shelter,
martin brent, known as marty,

died after drinking the soda,
right?

i don't know any marty.sure you do.

i'm only telling you this so you
know not to tell us stories.

why would i lie about
knowing some homeless guy?

the assumption
was that marty died

because his system was too weak
to fight off the flu.

but when fernanda got sick,
she started to do some digging.

you can't tie any of that
to us.a simple blood test will show
just what additives

were present in his system.
everyone at the shelter can

confirm drinking the sodas.

who gave them out
can be tested as well.

esther said the soda was
losing too much flavor

so we started using glycol
as a stabilizer.

we got a bad batch.

how bad?

esther said you had to drink
a lot of it

in order for there to be
any bad effects.

most people just got
an upset stomach.

it was only like
500 bottles.

you knew you were endangering
the lives of your consumers.

esther said pulling
the product was too expensive

and kept saying
it was no big deal.

who drinks 12 bottles
in one go anyway?

right, and then
the homeless man, marty, died.

fernanda made the connection,
started asking questions.

fernanda wouldn't
let it go,

said we had to issue
a massive recall.

she'd tell if we didn't.

and then you killed
your own cousin.

yeah, we did.

and then valerie showed up
a week later,

and you knew
what you had to do.

i told esther. that lady
didn't know anything.

but she kept
saying someone like her

wouldn't stop coming around
and asking questions.

so she had to go.

fernanda was my prima.

she was supposed to stick up
for her own.

but she chose
that bitch on the bus

over her family.

thank you, man.
i appreciate it. really.

it's just soda.

it's diet, right?

yep.

mr. jane?

ms. montague.

we have some important business
to conclude.

we do?

for you.

ah.i--

hang on.

mm-hmm.
yeah, that's good.

okay?thank you.

i always settle my debts.

you were right.
that wasn't a serial killer.

mm. you remind me.
i almost forgot.

thank you.
forgotten it, too.

useful brooch. um, and i--

i was hoping that, you know,
you might forgive me

any misdirection
i might have given you.

oh, yes. no.

no, i-i...
actually, it was bracing

to have one's
operating principles challenged

so... robustly.

glad to be of service.

you know,
i've never participated

in chicanery before.

i can't condone it
as a system,

but i must admit that it adds...
zest to the task at hand.

in fact, w--

how did you figure it out,
that it was esther and nilda?

just a good guess.

when we first with them,

they were masking shame,
not sadness.

and who likes lizards?
cold-blooded people.

lizards.

i think i shall stick
with hard numbers.

i have another guess
for you.

the caveman isn't
coming back.

he is almost certainly dead.

possibly. i have no
personal bias on the matter.

the numbers will eventually
reveal the truth either way.

they always do.

you really believe that?

of course. if you could
stand far enough back

to see the big picture,
everything is numbers.

speaking of which...

you gave me a gift,
so i must give you one.

i ran red john
through the modeling program.

you might find some
of the data sets useful.

hmm. wow. lot of figures
and graphs here.

that's right.

hmm.

good luck.

well, thank you.

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