All language subtitles for Bronx.SIU.S02E05_English

[soft ominous music]

- [Man In Gray Hoodie] This way.

- My bad.
- My bad.

That's cool.

- This way.

[ominous music]

- Yo, don't I know you, man?

What the fuck, man?

Dude. [grunting]

[horn honking]

- I tell you it wasn't me.
[ominous music]

It wasn't fucking me!

You know me.

You all know me.

I would never do this.

It was Han.

It was Han, I was set up.

It was those fucking chinks.

Let me go.

Let me the fuck go!

It was all Han.

You have to believe me.

Come on, guys,
come on, let me go.

Just let me go,
we'll talk it out.

We'll talk it out,
guys, come on.

You know me, no!

No, no! [grunting]

[gun firing]

[dramatic music]

[man coughing]

[man grunting]

[soft ominous music]

[knife squelching]

[dramatic electronic music]

- You know, bodega comes
from the Spanish people

that settled here, right?

It actually means warehouse.

You know, originally
a Latin word and--

- Tarik.

- The bodega didn't
have anything.

All right, but I did
stop at that pizza joint

and they saw the two black
kids that walked there,

one that fit the
vic's description.

It's a good kid,
good neighborhood.

But we do have video.

- That never happens.

- I know, and they caught
video from the alley as well.

- All right, why don't
you tell the parents

and put Darius on
witness and video detail.

- You know, I don't like him

on SIU.
- Tarik.

I know, none of us do.

I mean, it's not my decision.

The chief put him here.

We don't even know what
the chief's playing at.

- Ya know, look.

We got it, okay?

Just be nice.

- Yeah, no promises.

So killed outside,
dragged in here.

Why this?

- It's most likely the
victim's blood in the bowl,

just like the last one.

I'm thinking chloroform,
dragged in here.

[sighs] And I picked
a hell of a week

to come back doing field work.

I'm fine.

It's been six weeks.

Clear to work.

- Tess.

Okay.

What else?

- There was a brick
holding open the door.

Now either that's dumb
luck or the killer

has been surveilling the area,

and waiting and watching
matches the behavior

of the first murder.

- Agreed.

These look almost tribal.

- Yeah, I'm gonna
need a photo of this,

of especially the
beads and the bowls.

I wanna get the
markings on the door

and get a picture of that
as well as the footprints

on the staircase, all right?

These boxes, too, don't
move them. [sighs]

- You should find out
where these were purchased.

I'm gonna step outside.

- [Manuel] [chuckles]
Good morning.

- Morning, Tio.

- Mm-hm.

I assume it's your
off day today.

- You assume correct.

- So, how are you adjusting
to life in the big city?

- I mean, it's not
Puerto Rico, you know.

- No, no, no, it's not.

- What's on your mind, Tio?

- They found another kid today.

- Yeah?

- Mm-hm.

- Who was it?

- Alec Lamar, it's a good boy.

- As in Tyrone Lamar's
little brother?

- Mm, yeah.

You're not mixed up
with them are you?

Tyrone and his gang?

- [Jacob] The Black Spades?

- [Manuel] How do you know?

- Everyone knows.

Don't take too long to know
who runs things around here.

- You stay away from them, okay?

Please?
- I been thinking.

About what you said
about the community.

- And?

- [Jacob] And how
my dad was a leader

of the community back at home.

- I remember,
everybody loved him.

- [Jacob] And how we
all have to do our part.

- Yes, yes, we do.

So what's your part?

- Learn the people.

- Okay, I can see that.

Who to help, who to not.

- Good from bad?

- No, Jacob.

All people need to be
shown is the right way.

- Even the killer of Alec Lamar?

- Especially that person.

- I gotta go.

- Okay.

Call me.

- You know, I think it's
cleaning up the community

like you wanted.

- Just be safe.

- [Jacob] Yeah.

- I know that things
are not what they seem,

but I was, I know this,

but I thought--

- Acting on it is
a different story.

- I saw Yolanda.

See, I said her name.

- Oh. [chuckles]

- And I said some things,
some very, very cruel things.

- And did you feel better?

- I did.

- All right, Jasmine.

Yeah, I'm gonna be
honest with you here.

[chuckles] You
don't need therapy.

I think you are
hiding behind it.

I think that you're angry,

that you wanna be
her friend again,

but you've went so
far down this road

of blame and hate that you
don't know how to recover.

- Hm.

So you want me to forgive her.

- You're blaming her for
something that she didn't know,

and fighting an addiction
that she has no control over.

You've settled things,
you've taken care

of things with your divorce.

Your feelings about your ex

are in line with
how they should be.

Forgive Yolanda and
forgive yourself.

And get on with it already.

- Is that your professional
recommendation?

- If I said yes does
that mean you'd do it?

[Jasmine sighs]

- Wow.

I have been such a fool.

- It happens to the best of us.

- I guess it does.

[car alarm blaring]

- Tyrone Lamar?

- I am not in the mood today.

What the fuck you want?

- I'm just tryin' to help.

- Go check on Ma.

You, too.

Go, girl, I'll be all right.

- I'll be right back.

- Good woman.

Always knows what you need,
you know, even when you don't.

Fuck, man.

Everything is all
backwards today.

Some kinda fucked
up Voodoo boogeyman.

- Come again?

- People are saying the
spirits are comin' back

and that we're
all paying for it.

- So you feelin' nervous,
huh, two on your crew?

- My brother wasn't in my crew.

Alec was smart, you know.

College scholarship,
math, or some shit.

He was tellin' me that he
wanted to make that money

so he could come get Ma.

Come and get Ma.

Then we could live a
better life, you know.

Can you believe that?

Young blood wantin'
all that for me.

- Why you don't wanna
do right by him?

Help me find out who
wanted to hurt him.

- Now don't you get it?

Nobody, nobody around
here is that stupid.

- Tyrone, she wants you.

- I'll tell you this, boogeyman
or not, I'll find him.

- Look, I don't think
that he'd want that.

- Man, he ain't around to
tell me what he thinks.

- [Man] Hey, man.

- Gemma?

Hi, Detective Rodgriguez,
we spoke on the phone?

- Hi, Detective.

You know, he's not
doing too good.

Would you come in
and talk to him?

- Sure.

Beau?

Detective Rodriguez, thanks
for agreeing to talk with me.

- When Beau told
me what happened

I knew we had to come forward.

- We actually identified Beau
through surveillance video.

- I knew him.

We were in class
together but I just ran.

I saw this thing.

- A thing?

- Whoever killed him, I
couldn't see his face.

Tall, I think, big winter coat.

I just remember
hearin' about Darnell.

- The first boy?

- [Beau] Yeah.

- I'm sorry, my unit
just got on this case.

Did you know Darnell?

- Go ahead.

- Kinda.

It's a small neighborhood.

He ran with Lamar and
his crew, Black Spades.

- Do you know of anyone
who wanted to hurt Alec?

- No.

Tennis shoes.

He had on tennis shoes.

I don't know why
I remember that,

I just remember
thinkin' it was strange.

- Tennis shoes.

Okay.

Well thank you.

Beau, if you need anything.

I'll let myself out.

- [Gemma] Okay.

[ominous electronic music]

- So, according to Darius,
who's been reviewing

the video all day,
this is our killer.

- You're kidding me.

- [Tarik] A Voodoo boogeyman.

- Apparently the video goes bad

right when the killer
steps into frame.

- Okay, so what do we know?

- All the victims were
part of the Black Spades.

- Also, he's strong.

Stabbed right through
the breastbone.

- He's sending a message.

- Makes sense.

I mean, there could be a
pattern in these rituals,

but I'm not familiar with it.

I think we need to
bring in an expert.

- Don't worry about it.

I think I know
someone who can deal

with the religious angle.

- Do you think it's another
gang that's movin' in?

- No, I don't because
this guy is not

a Voodoo boogeyman,
he's not a ghost.

He's stalking people
on a college campus.

Tennis shoes.

He's a college student.

- School cameras, which
explains the week lapse

between the murders.

- Okay, let's go one week
back and one block out

from each of the
victim's houses,

places of work,
and sites of death.

No, you know what,
put Darius on it.

Keep him here.

- Yeah.

I'll call all the local
charters and make sure

there's no complaints
about the Black Spades,

more than normal.

- Do we put people
on the Black Spades?

- Yeah.

Look, take the locals,
they'll love it,

but keep it earmarked.

- Yeah.
- All right.

- All right, let's go.

[Yolanda grunts]

[pills rattling]

- [Peter] So, you wanna
try the new restaurant

I was telling you about?

Some jazz, candlelights,
we could stay in.

- Peter, I told you
I don't want that.

- You wanted it bad enough
a couple minutes ago.

Look, all the cases have
been dropped, all right?

Whatever was holdin'
us back before,

it's not holdin' us back now.

- He's not well, I can tell.

I know it hurts him that
he can't be with his team.

The Jimmy back then,
happy, excited, hopeful.

- Yeah, but his team is
fine, better in fact.

- I think maybe the
first wake up call

was when one of the
men he picked for SIU

died in the line of duty
back when he started.

He started popping the
pills again and I guess

it reminded him of the war
and his unit, the men he lost.

I sort of checked out.

And I shouldn't
have said that, I...

- We're havin' two
different conversations.

I know about the pills,
it's nothing new.

Gloria, why are you
tellin' me all this?

You know what, I can't do this.

You let me screw you, but
you won't let me love you.

Is that what I am, just
somethin' to make you

feel better when you
can't get any lower?

- I just wanted to talk, I...

- Yeah?

And bring me back here
then think about him?

Yeah.

You can let yourself out.

[door slams]

[phone buzzing]

- Eh.

- Chief Wryles, Miriam
Carter with Internal Affairs.

Thank you for taking my call.

- I'm hearing good news.

- The case against SIU
is officially over,

but I just have a few
follow-up questions

to help finish the reports.

Do you feel that
Jimmy's shooting

was in retaliation to the events

that took place on
the night of question?

- No.

- Why was Darius
promoted to SIU then?

- Well honestly,
after everything

I just wanted to
keep an eye on him.

- Okay, thank you,
quick and painless.

Oh, who was the
fourth member of SIU,

the one that was killed
before he could join the team?

- I was unaware.

You would have to
speak to Jimmy and SIU.

He picked the team.

- No thank you, that's a
hornet's nest we don't need.

Thank you so much, Chief.

Have a good day.

- Yeah, you, too.

And be sure to tell all
the little boys and girls

over at IA that they
can kiss my ass.

[Chief Wryles laughs]

[ominous music]

- [Manuel] Very respectable.

- Our good foot forward, right?

- I didn't hear you
come in last night.

How 'bout if we go out
tonight and get some

out to eat or something?

What do you think?

- Eh, I can't tonight.

I got something to
do with some friends.

- You have friends? [chuckles]

- I have friends.

- Don't be, now I'm sorry, I
was only joking with you, man.

I was teasing you.

- Tomorrow?

- Tomorrow.

Jacob, Jacob.

- Well, I'll give Darius this.

He's been at the
computer for hours.

I finally told him
to go take a break.

Hope that's okay.

But I think he's hit pay dirt.

- Pay dirt?

- Too '80s?

- I'm thinking a little
bit more early '90s.

- Oh.
[Tess and Tarik chuckle]

- All right, talk to me.

I just got a call from The Times

and they wanna know
about a boogeyman

that's killing
kids in The Bronx.

We're supposed to be ahead
of the press, people.

That's why they
42nd brought us in.

- Not a boogeyman.

- Is that our killer?

- Yes, sir.

- Pay dirt.

[group chuckles]

Somethin' you wanna share?

- No, sir. Tess?

- At first I didn't see it.

- No winter coat.

- Exactly, but he's
tall, I'm thinking Latin.

I know it's not a
lot to go off of,

but we've been
seeing him in several

surveillance cameras
in multiple locations.

- So can we blow this up?

- That's the best I can do.

- Look, we know
that's not enough,

but he's targeting Black
Spades, so we've made a list

of all the people who've
lodged the largest complaints

against the gang with the
police or the city council.

- 5-11.

- What about the
religious angles?

- We're working on that,
and once we understand it,

we'll be able to
predict his next move

or at least understand why.

- Keep me posted.

- [Tess] I think
it's a good word.

- I think it's an
amazing word. [laughs]

- You brought it back.

- It has been brought back.

- I'll take the complaints.

- [sighs] I got religion.

- Oh, well good to know.

- [scoffs] You wish.

- What they don't
understand is that it takes

more brains than brawn to
defeat the vices of this world.

They took you for granted.

- Nick.
- Either way,

you're here now right?

- Yeah.

- [Nick] You're
gonna be so glad.

[suspenseful music]

- What can you
possibly want from me?

- Father Evans says
your areas of expertise

of religious history,
world religion,

and you have a
degree in psychology?

- How is he?

- [chuckles] He puts
on a strong face.

- What do you want?

- I'm working a case.

It's a young killer
and all of his murders

seem to have some sort of
a religious connotation

but we can't figure out how.

It's like he's making an altar,

and there's a bowl of blood,
and two chicken bones,

one in blood and one in wax
with candles everywhere,

and three sets of
beads, a black set,

a blue set, and a cream
set which has one red bead,

and we don't know
what we're looking at.

- Sounds like this
boy is very troubled.

- And smart and smooth and
meticulous and killing people.

- This is a vast
translation of Santeria.

- Voodoo, it's Voodoo?

- In a way.

He's praying to the
gods or the saints

of Santeria, the orishas.

You can tell by symbols in
the colors of these beads.

Religion steeped in
ritual and oral tradition.

The beads represent the Ogun,
Shango, and maybe the Ochosi.

Though his version is
twisted and perverted.

He thinks what
he's doing is just.

He thinks what he's
doing is right.

He believes what he's doing
is coming from a higher power.

It sounds like he's
clearing a field

and sounding the
drums of battle.

- [Yolanda] The Black Spades.

A gang, it's who he's targeting.

- That means he will call on

a powerful spirit for
protection, or many.

He'll need to prepare.

Some of these items are easier
to find, but some are not.

Some of the beads are blessed.

- What does it mean when
the colors are mixed?

- I would start there.
- Santeria.

- Tess, hey it's Yo.

I wanna increase our presence.

Yeah, coordinate with the locals

to check any religious
or occult stores

within a six-block radius
of the last murder site.

And have Darius
check the cameras.

Thank you.

- It's my pleasure.

- [chuckles] Okay,
then I have to ask.

- Redemption, Officer Rodriguez.

- Something always bothered me.

When I arrested you you said

you left your country to
avoid things like this.

- Eastern Ukraine.

The church was my savior

and I will do anything
to protect it.

- No accent?

- Some parts of you
have to be cut out.

Otherwise you're just a
poison waiting to be drank.

- Real.

[phone ringing]

Detective Rodriguez.

Are you fucking...

Yeah, no, I can't.

I'm coming, I will
be there right now.

I'm coming right now.

I'm on my way.

- [Man] No.

- Hey, you rang?

- I did.

I'm gonna send you something.

Solid word for the SIU.

- Why are you doin' this?

- A little housecleaning.

It's good all around.

Workin' on that trust.

- And my daughter.

- She misses you.

[Jasmine sighs]

- You know you don't
have to keep doin' this.

- How are you today?

Have you been keeping
up with the therapy?

- It's movin' slow.

It's still fuzzy.

- Anything coming back?

- No.

A blessing I guess.

Look, Gloria.

- [Gloria] Hm?

- If you're doing this
out of guilt, pity,

I don't need it.

- You almost died and
there so much left unsaid.

- Felt like you
were saying goodbye.

- I don't know, maybe.

But I want to tell you that we,

when you,

we had, we...

- Had what?

- We had ups and downs
and I want to tell you

that I'm here for you,
whatever you need.

- You know what
we need right now?

Salsa.
[Gloria chuckles]

Hopefully I got some spicy.

Yahtzee. [laughs]

Got the spicy stuff.

- I'm here, I'm here,
it's okay, Dad, I'm...

Dad?

Hey, Dad.

I hear you've been
causing trouble today.

- No, ma'am.

White as rain.

I'm white as rain.

White as rain.

- Really? Huh.

'Cause that's not what I heard.

I was told that you
attacked a nurse

who was just trying
to help you eat.

- Food sucked.

She was tryin' to kill me.

- Mm.
- She was tryin' to kill me.

- No, no, no.
- She was tryin' to kill me.

- No, Dad, no.

Dad, no one is
trying to kill you.

- Yolanda.

Oh, where did that
little girl go to?

You know that pretty
girl, where she at?

- [Yolanda's Mom]
How's it goin', baby?

- [Yolanda] Right as rain, Mama.

- Bueno.

Go tell Papi how
much you love him.

Vamos.

- You look just like your mama.

Where's she at?

Where'd she go?

- [chuckles] Fucking gone, Dad.

She left.

- No.
- Yeah.

- She was just here.
- Yeah.

- You don't tell me that.

She was right here.

Go get her.

All this is wrong.

This ain't right, go get her.

- Go get her?
- Go get her.

- Go get her?
- Go get her right now.

- Oh, okay!
- All of this is wrong.

This shit is wrong.

- Yeah, it is, it is wrong.

You want me to get her?
- It's wrong!

- I should go get her, right?

Oh you know what, I
can't because in case

you can't remember, she left.

- She was fuckin'
here a minute ago.

She was here.

Go get her!

- Go get her?

I would except she left!

She fucking left.

Me, she left me with you.

She left because she's
afraid of you, Dad,

like everyone else is
fucking afraid of you.

But that's fine because
I'm here, right?

I'll do it.

I will take care of you.

I will fucking feed you myself,

and you will not argue with me.

You will take
everything I give you.

You know what?

I will feed you the way
that she fed me to you.

Open your mouth.

Open your mouth.

What, you don't like having
things shoved in your mouth?

It doesn't feel nice?

- No, no!
- You know what, Dad,

no it doesn't!

- Stop, stop!
- It doesn't!

Everything shoved in your mouth?

- [Yolanda's Dad]
[gagging] I'm sorry.

[whimpers] I'm sorry.

- No.

- Tryin' to tell me
everything. [whimpering]

- It's okay.

- [Yolanda's Mom]
What'd I say now?

Go tell Daddy, go tell Daddy.

- I'm sorry, Daddy, I'm sorry.
[Yolanda's dad whimpering]

It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay, Daddy.

Clean up, and it's okay.

It's okay, I'm
sorry, I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry, Dad, I'm so sorry.

It's okay, it's okay.
[Yolanda's dad whimpering]

It's okay, we're okay.

It's okay, we're okay.
[Yolanda's dad whimpering]

- What did you do to her?

- Shh.

Okay, okay, okay.

- What'd you to do
to me, Yo? [crying]

What'd you do to me?

Don't please.

[door thuds]

[ominous music]

- It's my nephew.

- How long have you known?

- Always I think in my heart.

When he was a kid he saw
his father being gunned down

in a drive-by shooting
in Puerto Rico.

His mother got shot and
put in the hospital.

The people who took him in,
they were less than kind.

I'm not saying this
to make excuses.

He was always different.

Just wanted you to be aware.

Between that and his father,
he's had a hard time.

- Do you know why they sent
the Santeria in his messages?

- I don't know, he
found that on his own.

- Well where is he now?

- He's supposed to be
at work, but honestly.

- [Tarik] Ya know, I'm
gonna ask you to come down

and give your
statement tomorrow.

- Okay, I know, I know.

His mother always
thought that he needed

a strong male influence.

She saw some cut up animals
so she sent him here.

- If you need anything, just
give me a call, all right?

And look, just act normal, okay.

What I need you to do is
just text him, don't call.

[ominous music]

I know.

[suspenseful music]

[creature cackling]