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There was just
this weird dynamic.
Between who?

Greg and Julieand Greg's
brother, Rick. It's easy to
confuse them, them being twins.

NYPD just found
Julie Cochran's body.

Greg, how did you
and Julie meet?
At the shelter.

Love at first sight?
For me.

The body?
Ann Mathis.

She's a homeless woman
from Canal Street
Community Center.

I've been cross-referencing
Rick's travel records

against unsolved female
homicides and disappearances
and I found six.

And get this,
they were all homeless.

When we were 12, there was
this girl Patricia Payton.
I killed her.

They have the same DNA.
50% doubt is more
than reasonable in any court.

Rick made sure
Greg was everywhere he was.
He makes the perfect alibi.

You killed Julie
and you made it look
like Greg did it.

I know he's your brother,
but he's a monster.
No.

He killed your girlfriend.
He didn't.

Let's go, Greg.
Wait. I wanna
talk to my brother.

Jack, listen to me.
He didn't kill anyone, okay?

Not Julie, not that girl
when they were younger.

We cannot let Greg
take the fall for this.
Do something!

There's nothing we can do.

Hey, Roy.

Hey.
Happy Thanksgiving.

Here you go.
Happy Thanksgiving.

That smells all right.

Nothing better than Ethel's
sweet potato pie, though.

Thank you, Ned.

You got it.

Hi.

Hi, Molly.

Can we talk?

Uh, I don't think so.
I love you.

Listen, do you
want some turkey or not?

MOLLY:
Please?
I need you to believe me.

I told you.
Why are you...

Either give me your plate or
step aside. There are other
people here besides you.

Hey, Ned.
Hi ya, Vinnie.
Happy Thanksgiving.

Molly's been staying at
the shelter almost two years.

Never missed a night.

Never missed a meal
until Friday morning.

Come on, guys.
Let's move it.

Up and out.

Now it's four days and everybody
here is really unnerved.

Come on, Roy,
you know the rules.
Up and out.

I mean, we were just moving
past Julie and Ann's murder,

and all of a sudden...
I understand,
I understand.

That guy work here?
Rick Knowles.

He sort of took over for his
brother as assistant director.

Full time?
No, he still works for

that big pharmaceutical
company uptown.

But he's been able to
be here quite a bit.

We all think Greg's innocent.

Having Rick here has
been a morale boost.

You know, Greg confessed
to those murders.

That's not what Rick told us.
Yeah.

Agent Fitzgerald. What,
did you lose your job? You
looking for a place to stay?

That's funny, I like that.

You guys know each other?

Yeah, we sure do.

This is one of the
geniuses that put
Greg away.

Obviously we got the wrong guy.

Obviously you did.

JACK:
Martin?

Can I speak to you
for a minute, please?

Peter, can I ask you a few more
questions out here?

I'll talk to you
in a few, okay?

Mr. Knowles.
It's been a long time.

Where you were the night that
Molly Petrovich disappeared?

No pleasantries, Jack?

Where were you?
I was right here.

Did you see her leave?

It was Thanksgiving.
Our busiest night.

What time did you leave?
About 9:30.

Where'd you go?
Home.

What, to your apartment?
Actually, to Greg's apartment.

You live at your
brother's apartment now?

I'm looking after it for
him until he comes back.
Did you stay there all night?

Yes, I did.
Can anybody verify that?

I can.

Must be a lonely way
to spend the holiday.

Yes, it was,
thanks to you.

Have you talked
to your brother?
All the time.

I'm very concerned
about him.

Same as I am about Molly.
I'll bet.

If something did happen
to her, it'll be on your head.
How's that?

You screwed it up last time left
the killer on the streets,
it's happened again.

We're going to get
the right guy this time.

Well, anything I can do to help.

You could confess.
So we good here?

I got some people
to take care of.

We're great.

I know where to find you.

So how long have
you known Molly?

A year and a half.
Maybe.

And what was her
relationship like
with Ned Atkins?

They got clean together.

Heroin, crack?

Heroin.

You know, Peter had mentioned
to me that Molly and Ned

had a fight recently.

Any idea what that was about?

Well, she fell off the wagon.

And when was that?

Last week.

And he caught her.

I was there
when it all went down.

What are you
looking for?
My jacket, have you seen it?

No. When did
you leave it?

I don't know,
I had it earlier.

You're looking for this?

Oh, thanks, Ned.

I found this in the pocket.

That's not mine.

NED:
Oh, come on.
It's not.

You're such a loser.

You're a disgrace
to this whole program!

Get out!

Get out!

It was pretty frightening,
I mean how upset he got.

Right.
And how did he seem
after she went missing?

He was really shaken
by the whole thing.

I don't think anybody's
seen him for a couple of days.

The day of the fight,
when Molly lost her jacket,

was Rick around then?

I think so.

I'm telling you
it's a frame-up.

We're gonna find her
floating in the river.

it's gonna look
like Ned Atkins did it.
What about the other murders?

How's Rick Knowles gonna
pawn those off on Atkins?

I don't know, I'm sure
he's figured out a way.
Come on, Jack.

I need a warrant
for Greg's apartment.

We did a thorough search of the
apartment, the judge is not
gonna let you back there.

What about Rick's
place of business?

Not without probable cause,
which you don't have.

If you'd have let me go after
Rick Knowles when I wanted
none of this would be happening.

You got a confession out of
Greg Knowles five months ago.

I told you that.
Since then he has confessed
to murdering Ann Mathis

and eight other homeless women.
The U.S. Attorney has gone there
time and time again,

and they can't find
any inconsistencies
in Greg's statements.

Now this is an airtight case.

Really? How do you explain
Molly Petrovich?

Was it a coincidence
she goes missing from
the exact same shelter

that Rick Knowles
is working at now?
Copycat, okay?

Fine.

Alchek.
Yeah.

Yeah?

Yeah, thanks, Tom.

Greg Knowles has changed
his plea to not guilty.

His lawyer is contesting
the confessions.

Not so airtight, huh?

Do I need my lawyer?

No. We just want to ask
you a few questions.

Okay.

So we understand
you changed your plea.

Yeah.
What happened?

I had a lot of time to think.

Wouldn't have anything to do
with the fact that your brother
visited you yesterday, would it?

We talked about it.

What did he say?
Why are you here?

We don't think you murdered
any of those women, Greg.

Really?

Really.

Okay.

What did your brother say?

He said the same thing he's
been saying for months.

That I should fight.

They had you in that
interrogation room for nine
hours without a lawyer.

I killed those women, Rick.
No, you didn't.

You said so yourself.

The FBI had us turned
against each other.

Malone convinced you
that I'd raped Julie.

He doctored
that coroner's report.
She was never raped.

You loved her, Greg.

You never would have hurt her.

What about Tricia?

Oh, come on, man,
that was 30 years ago.
I loved her.

No, you didn't.
Yes, I did.

You were 12 years old,
it was a crush.

I loved her.

All right, look...

It doesn't matter.

No one will ever know what
happened in that boat house.

And your confession
will never hold water,

not the way
they got it out of you.

What do you want me to do?
You plead not guilty

and I'll have you out of here
in a couple of days.

A couple of days?

Trust me.

I need you, Greg.

You can't leave me
out here all alone.

You're all I've got.

And he was right.

He's all I've got.

You had Julie.

You had Tricia Payton.

Yeah.

Another woman went
missing from the shelter.

Molly Petrovich.

Molly?
You know her?

Yeah.
Your brother has been spending
a lot of time at the shelter.

He volunteers there
sometimes.

It's a more than that.
He's the assistant
director there now.

Isn't that your old job?

What's your point?

I think you know.

No, I don't.

Rick killed those
women, not you.

We're done here.

I want you to stick around,
see if you can wait him out.

OFFICER:
The car's registered to
Ned Atkins.

The guy you're looking

Yeah, how long has it
been here?

Well, it's got
two tickets on it.

First one's written
Friday, 3:35 p.m.

So the car's been here
at least three days.

Hey.

You might want
to look at this.

How old's the corpse?

VIVIAN:
The coroner is on his way, my
guess is three days, maybe four.

Yeah, that lines up.
Where's the car?

About three blocks away
from Ned Atkins' apartment.

Where exactly is the car?
Is it in front of a fire
hydrant, a no

A church.

So he definitely
wanted us to find it.

So where is poor Ned? I mean, if
Rick's trying to frame him

wouldn't it be better
if Ned was around

so we could actually arrest him?

My guess is he got spooked
and he ran.

Look, NYPD want to conduct
a thorough search
of Ned's apartment,

I can't hold them off
for much longer,

not with a dead body
in the trunk of his car.

I'll be there in ten minutes,
tell them to wait, okay?

Okay.

Jack.

The U.S. Attorney's Office
is going to love this.

If he sees that,
Greg Knowles is walking.

Hey, guys?

We got it. Thanks.

Here's what I
want you to do.

I want you to photograph
everything in the box, and put
it back where you found it.

It's okay,
I'll take the heat.

Hey, Malone, look what
the cat dragged in.

Hey, Ned, where you been?

I was looking for
my girlfriend.

Can you believe this schmuck?
I'm going to take
him from here.

This is a homicide now. this guy
is wanted in five states for
eight kidnappings and murders.

He's federal property.
I didn't kill anybody.

Shut up,
get in the car.

I know you didn't.

She was in the trunk of my car?

Yeah.

Anyone else have a key?

No, but the car was stolen.

That's why I was gone
for so long.

Because I was on foot.

I thought maybe
she took it.

You still have the keys?

Yeah.
Can I see them?

House and car?
Yeah.

I can't believe
she's dead.

I mean, I just,
I can't believe it.

Um, did Rick Knowles
ever go to your apartment?

No.

Was he aware of your
relationship with Molly?

Well, sure, everyone was.

What about Julie Cochran,
how well did you know her?

She was a really nice girl.

Do you remember where you were
when she was murdered?

I was probably shooting
up somewhere.

How long were you
on the needle?
About 11 years.

So I don't suppose you could
account for where you were

on any particular day
during that period?

No, both periods
are pretty hazy.

What about the syringe
you found in Molly's pocket?

You still have it?

Yeah, it's in my cubby
at the shelter.

To be honest, I could
really use a fix right now.

We're not going
to let that happen.

We'll get you some help, okay?

All right.

So now we're
burying evidence?

Listen, we process this
and Greg gets out of jail.
Greg's innocent.

I know, we need
to keep him in jail
so Sam can work on him.

If Greg gets out, Rick is not
gonna let us talk to him.
I don't feel comfortable.

You relax. We need
to stall for a day or two
while we build our case.

Well stalling for
a is also known as
evidence tampering

and obstruction of justice.

Excuse me.

MARTIN:
This guy Atkins
is the perfect fall guy.

He knew Julie, Ann and Molly,

and he had no alibi
for all those other murders.

We got to make
the connection.

How many chances to prove
that Rick had access
to Atkins' car and apartment?

My guess is that he had
duplicates of these made.

You want me to canvass
Greg's neighborhood?
That'd be great.

Agent Malone.

To what do I owe
the pleasure?

I was just dropping by
to talk to your supervisor.

They found a syringe in Molly...
what's her name...? Uh...

Petrovich.
Petrovich.

They found a syringe
in her pocket.

And, uh, your supervisor
confirmed that it matches

the kind of syringes
you carry in your sample kit.

What can you tell me
about that?
Molly probably stole it.

I sometimes bring
my kit to the shelter
if I've been on a sales call.

Why would you bring
that to a shelter

where there are
drug addicts?
You're right.

It was careless of me.

Is that a crime?

Not as far as I know.

So...

I don't think Ned did it.

I can't find
a single shred of evidence

to tie him to the other murders.

Really?

Nothing.

Hmm.

That your brother?

Yeah.

Good looking, isn't he?

I can see why you'd think that.

Good night.

Good night.

Poor Molly.

Yeah.

She was killed the same
way as the others.

And Ned has no alibi
for any of them.

So it certainly makes it
look like you're innocent.

I had this dream.

What was it?

I saw Tricia.

Tricia Peyton?

She was fighting for her life

and she was fighting so hard,

and I felt like I was
just a few feet away

and I wanted to help her.

But you couldn't?

No.
There were all these mice

just swarming
all over her body.
It was disgusting.

It was horrible.

When did you have
this dream?

On Thanksgiving, that night.

The night Molly
was killed?

Have you ever had
that dream before?

Mm-hmm.

When?

When Rick and I
used to take our trips.

When those other women
were killed.

Think about it, Greg.

Think about how
connected you two are.

Maybe that's what
your dreams are about.

I can't do this, I'm sorry.

Greg?

I'm done.

Make sure he's put on
suicide watch.

I just got a call
from the 16th precinct.

They found a box of
mementos and trophies

in Ned Atkins' apartment.

Pictures of dead women,

including Julie Cochran
and Ann Mathis.

Apparently they got
an anonymous tip.
An anonymous tip?

Yes, and they decided
to check it out
before referring it to us.

Now, didn't you see it
when you were in there?

Yes, I did.
And you didn't process
the evidence?

Nope.
Why not, Jack?

Who do you think called
in the anonymous tip?

Are you telling me
that Rick planted the box
in Atkins' apartment?

We found a locksmith
who verifies

that someone was making keys
off of Atkins'
key chain.

Look, the locksmith can't place
Rick . But his store is two
blocks away from the shelter.

The shelter?
That could be anybody,
including Atkins.

Now who else knew about
withholding evidence?

No one, just me.

Well, the U.S. Attorney called.
They're releasing Greg Knowles

and there's not a damn thing
we can do about it.

You better call Sam and
let her know what's happening.

Spade.

They're gonna release
Greg from prison.

I need you to convince him not
to talk to his brother.

Too late.

What are you
doing down here?

Dinner.

We're off the case,
aren't we?

Nope.

The judge let us bug
Greg's apartment.

Well, that's good news.

Yep.

You know, Greg was
close to breaking.

I think deep down he knows
that Rick is responsible
for everything,

he just doesn't want
to face it.

And now he's back with his
brother. Rick's going to spin
him six ways to Sunday.

What are those?

Divorce papers.

Yours?

Rick's.

1996.

According to this,
he never had sex with his wife.

Well, we know
he's not into women.

Or girls.

That could be it.

What?

That.
What?

Girls.

Tricia Payton.

That's where this all started.

That's what we have to do.
We have to go back
to the beginning.

Your free.

To family.

:
Family.

It's good to be home, huh?

I heard what you
told Alchek earlier.

I want to catch this psychopath
as bad as anyone else.

What happened to my lion fish?

Oh, you
know what?
Oh, shoot.

Those fish were kind of
hard to take care of.

I think I fed them too much
and he died last week.

I'm sorry, man.

But you liked living here?

Hey...

it was my only way
of staying close to you.

That's not really true, is it?

What do you mean?

I heard you
took my job
at the shelter.

I know how important that is to
you, I wanted to hold down the
fort. What's up with you?

The FBI came to see me today.

They did?

What'd they say?

A lot.

Like what?

Hey...

It doesn't matter.

Whatever they said,
they don't matter.

This is what
matters, okay?

Come here.

You know what?

Let's take a trip.

What kind
of trip?

It doesn't matter.
Let's just get out of here.

Let's just get away
somewhere and relax.

Make up for it, you know?

You deserve to get all this
stuff off your mind.

Yeah?

Yeah, that'd be good.

All right.

Come on. Let's eat.

WOMAN:
Okay, listen up,
everybody!

20 minute break
for drinks and snacks,

and it wouldn't hurt
to look at your lines.

And when we get back,
we're going to start at the top.

Mrs. Payton?
Yes?

We're with
the FBI.

Oh, what can I do for you?

We were wondering if we could
speak to you about your
daughter, Tricia.

It was
getting dark

and I didn't know
where she was,

so I called the police
and I told them

she was probably
somewhere with Greg.

They were always together.

When they got Greg
that night at his house,

he smelled
of alcohol.

Then when
they found...

when they found Tricia
in the boat house,

it turned out she had alcohol
in her system, too,

so of course
they focused on Greg.

But you don't think he did it?

No, he was a sweet boy.
They both were, he and Rick.

Did Rick hang out with
Greg and your daughter?

Yeah, Rick followed Greg
wherever he went.

Really?

Are you sure about that?

Oh, yeah.

Greg was very popular
and...

and athletic
and funny and...

All the girls
were crazy about him.

But not Rick?

No, he was awkward, really.

He always seemed a little lost
whenever Greg wasn't around.

I really
never thought
Greg did it.

And I can't imagine why
he would have confessed,
now after all these years.

Yeah, I spoke with the
supervisor. Rick doesn't have
any trips coming up.

No, they checked his credit
cards, there's no reservations
anywhere, nothing.

I need you to go over
to Greg's apartment.

Danny and Viv are gonna need
help in surveillancing.

On my way.

Okay, great.
Got anything?

Okay, May 14, 1973,

apparently the sheriff
taped Greg's interrogation.

Listen to this.

GREG:
I loved Tricia and I would never

do anything to hurt her.

SHERIFF:
I know you love her.

Everyone says the two of you
are always together.

GREG:
I told you 20 times already,
I never saw her today.

I swear to God.

I never saw her.

You know, your brother's
in the other room,

he said he saw you with Tricia
after school. Says you were
gonna hang at the boat house.

No, he didn't,
he wouldn't say that.

You ought to talk to him
and straighten him out.

You're going to let me
talk to him?
Sure.

We just want to get
to the bottom of this.

Hang on a minute.

Looks like we weren't the only
ones with this idea.

Mm.

I don't know how much longer
I can do this.

You just listen to me.

They don't have anything on you.

And I haven't
said anything, okay?

You never

saw her, you hear me?

You never saw her.

No matter how many
times they ask,

no matter how many
different ways,

don't let them bully you,
you hear me?

Yeah, but...

Don't.

Come on, Greg, please.

Okay.

Okay.

Thank you.

I mean, I don't know what
I'd do without you.

What'd you expect me to do?

We're brothers.

I just didn't want
to get you in trouble, Mouse.

Don't ever call me that again.

Why, what's the matter?

You heard me. I don't ever want
to hear that name again.

Okay, I'm sorry.

The mice from the dream.

From here on in,

it's just you and me, Greg.

You understand me?

We can't trust

anyone else in the world.

Just you and me.

Ten minutes later
their lawyer showed up.

Sheriff could never
get the boys

back in and they
couldn't make a case.

Malone.

Did you wiretap
Greg Knowles apartment?

I got a warrant from the judge.

But you didn't mention anything
about Ned Atkins

being the prime suspect
in this case.

Didn't think it was relevant.

You know what, Jack?

Come home.

You and I need to talk.

Okay.

Don't make another move
without consulting me first.

Got it?

Got it.

They're making a move.
Making a move.

Malone.

VIVIAN:
They're moving. They're going
on a trip. Want us to follow?

Pick them up.

Pick them up?

Yeah, bring them in.

Okay.

Drop your bags, keep your
hands where we can see them.

Right here.

Thanks, Martin.

Yeah, no problem.

Good luck.

Welcome back.

Are you charging me
with anything?

Not decided yet.

Because of your
incompetence,

I've been separated from my
brother now for five months.

You might not have a
life, Jack, but we do.

Yeah, well, I'm really sorry
to have inconvenienced you,

made a trip to Connecticut to
talk to Tricia Payton's mother.

Really.

And what did Mrs. Payton
have to tell you?

Why don't you take a seat?

She told me that you were shy.

That you were not
the dominant one,

that you were a wallflower.

Is that right?

She said you lived
in Greg's shadow

that girls were more attracted
to Greg.

And it just made me wonder,
what predicated the switch?

YOUNG RICK:
From here on in...

it's just you and me, Greg.

You understand me?

Can't trust anyone else
in the world.

Just you... and me.

That was the moment,
wasn't it?

When he took
control of you.

You were in love with Tricia

and he took her from you.

And when you had another chance
at happiness with Julie,

he took her, too.

I don't know.

Rick took this photo of Julie

after he killed her
in your apartment

while you were passed out
in the other room.

And for a long time,
I was trying to figure out

which one of you killed Tricia.

But I've decided it was you.

Me?

That's where you
got the taste.

That's why you kept doing it
over and over again.

Really?

I read your divorce papers.

According to your wife...

you never had sex with her.

My ex-wife was a liar.

Really?

You signed the papers,
you didn't dispute it.

What does this have to do with
your persecution of my brother?

I just don't think
that you like women.

I like women fine, Jack.

Mm.

But I think you like
your brother more.

Why don't you
just admit it?

Since 12, you've been
spanking it in the bathroom

you've been thinking about Greg.
That's enough.

And every time you looked in the
mirror, you saw his face...
I said that's enough.

...which made you hate yourself,
but it made you hate him more.

:
Remember when you told me

about your dream

Yeah.

When you were kids,

didn't you call Rick "Mouse"?

Yeah, he hated that name.

Of course he did.

Because you were strong
and full of life,

and he was just
a scared little boy.

Maybe.

So maybe,
when you're seeing the mice

crawling all over Tricia...

it's actually Rick.

It's possible,

isn't it...

...Greg?

I used to see things.

What kind of things?

In the hotel room
where we'd stay on our trips.

Necklaces and...

bracelets.

He was keeping
their jewelry...

as trophies.

Mr. Alchek!

Time to release my
other client now.

Okay.

Let's go home.

Spade.

Were you aware that Jack
was defying my order?

Yes, sir, I was and I'm sorry.

What is it with you people?

If Malone told you to jump off
a building, would you do it?

Probably, sir, yes.

Maybe Rick didn't give up
all his trophies.

We're going to need your help
getting a search warrant.

Yeah, right.

What do we got here?

Step back into the room
and take a seat.

Back into the room
and take a seat!

Okay, I am. I am.
Right there.
Sit down.

Sit down!

What the hell happened?

We had a fight.

You were right.

It was terrible.

Rick just ran out and left,
I don't know where he went.

What was the fight about?

I told him I knew everything.

All of it.

What he did,
everything.

You were right, Sam.

After all these years.

I know! I know what you did!

You're taking that bitch's word
over mine?

It has nothing to do with her!
I saw it! I saw it all!

What

Why? Why would you do this
to me

Greg, listen to me. I would
lay down my life for you

but this is in your head, okay,
man? You are sick. You need
help. You need serious help.

I should kill you!

How can you say that to me?

I love you!

You love me?

You love me?

You love me?

Everything I've ever done
has been for you!

And then, finally, he stopped

and he got up
and he ran out and...

...he said I'd never
see him again.

I'll do whatever
you guys want me to.

I mean,
I'll testify against him.

Anything.

I just want to
put this behind me.

SAMANTHA:
We're need to take you downtown,
take your statement, all right?

Yeah, of course.

Hey, Mouse.

Keep him covered.

Is he alive?

Yeah, send an ambulance
to 411 Elizabeth Street.

Is he alive?

Yeah, he's alive.

Hopefully, I'll still
have a job in the morning.

I'm sure you'll be fine.

What'd you say
to Alchek, anyway?

Nothing he didn't know already.

If I didn't have hours of
paperwork, I'd buy you a drink.

You should probably
buy everybody a drink.

Probably should.

YOUNG RICK:
From here on in...

it's just you and me, Greg.

You understand me?

Can't trust anyone else
in the world.

Just you... and me.