All language subtitles for NYPD Blue S12E10 The Dead Donald

Previously on "NYPD blue"...

I'm studying for
the sergeant's exam.
Why?

All these guys run around here
like they got something on you

'cause they hit the books
for a couple of weeks.

Figure I'd take a crack
at it.

Sergeant sipowicz.
I like that.

Five-day rip's not bad,
detective.

It turns out you were right
to go to trial.

This was an exercise.

It made you feel like a man
in charge of men.

You might want to take
a deep breath right about now.

I walked into
that trial room today,

and my hands were sweating,
and my mouth was dry,

and you put me through that
for nothing --

not because you had to,
because you could.

Sipowicz.

I'm here for
the sergeant's test.

Proctors meet downstairs
in the library.

I'm here to take
the test.

What was it --
sipowicz?

S-i-p-o-w-i-c-z.

I need to see your I. D.

...room 104.

Thanks.

Good morning,
ladies and gentlemen.

Take one booklet
and pass the rest back.

Don't break the seal
until I tell you to.

You have three hours
to complete the test.

You can't use notes or books
of any kind.

If you can't answer
a question,

just go on
and come back to it later.

No one can leave the room.

If you have to go to the John,
raise your hand.

Me or one of the other proctors
will go with you.

Any questions?

You can begin.

Hey.
It's Donald sweiss.

Scalp laceration.

Looks like he got struck
in the head.

The furnace guy said he found
the body a little after 7:00.

Was he robbed?

He still had
his wallet on him.

He lives
in this building.

I talked
to a neighbor.

Sweiss lived
with his brother Martin.

Apparently the brother's
brain damaged.

He in the building
now?
Yeah.

When Donald's at work, he stays
with the woman across the hall.

Kathleen halloran,
they're in 8e.

There's no blood
on the floor,

and there's scuff marks
near his feet.

Looks like he got hit someplace
else and dragged here.

Let's start a canvass.

So, how'd the exam go
on Saturday?

Fine.

This is the hard part --
the waiting.

I guess.

Wondering, worrying,
reliving it.

I must have gone over that exam
100 times in my head

waiting to find out
if I passed,

which, of course,
I didn't.

I'm upstairs.

Catch you later.

I was trying to be
sympathetic.

Kathleen halloran?

That's right.
Are you detectives?

Sipowicz and Clark.

I just can't believe this
about Donald.

Is his brother here?

Martin. Yes.

The other detective said
not to tell him anything,

and I haven't.

Good.

He has trouble remembering
things and gets confused easily.

You'll be careful?

Don't worry.

Martin?

There are some policemen here
who would like to talk to you.

Hi, Martin.
I'm detective sipowicz.

This is detective Clark.

We need to talk to you about
your brother Donald.

Okay.

When was the last time
you saw him?

Donnie and I
come over at...

8:30.

I stay with Kathleen.

He goes to work.

So, you saw him yesterday
morning at 8:30?

Donnie and I
come over at 8:30.

And you haven't seen
or heard from him since then?

Donnie's at Elena's.

That's where he goes.
Who's Elena?

His girlfriend.

Martin...

I'm afraid I got some bad news
for you.

Your brother Donald
is dead.

We found his body
in the basement.

Donnie's at Elena's.

No.

Who are you?

I'm detective sipowicz.
This is detective Clark.

Do you have any weed?

I could really use
some weed.

We don't have any weed.

Do you understand
what I'm telling you?

I'm gonna go watch TV.

Has he always been
like this?

It was a car accident
about 10 years ago.

Donald's taken care of him
ever since.

He was very devoted.

That's why
I was so concerned

when he didn't come home
last night.

Just wasn't like him.

When's the last time
you saw Donald?

Yesterday morning
when he dropped Martin by.

And you've been with Martin
since then?

Yes. He stayed here
overnight.

What about Elena?

Elena lozada.

Um...
Nice girl, I guess.

Was there any trouble
between her and Donald?

They fight some...

Had a big one
a few nights ago.

Do you know
what it was about?

I...think it was about
Martin.

Elena doesn't like him.

Do you know where
we can find her?

She's a waitress.
I don't know where.

Andy, the boss called.

He wants Greg and me
to go to an assault.

All right.
We're almost done here.

Sipowicz:
We'll be in touch.

If Martin leaves,
you let US know.

Of course.

James westfall --
came here this morning,

started moving
into apartment 402.

Then he shows up --
Stanley Allen.

He says he's moving into
apartment 402.

They start throwing punches.

We're getting them separated,
then a third guy shows up.

He says he's moving a guy
into apartment 402.

It's all yours.

We're gonna keep this polite,
all right?

Mr. Westfall.
Yes.

You first.

I was directing the movers
when this person came up to me

and demanded to know why
I was moving into the apartment.

My apartment.

I explained I had rented
the apartment some weeks ago.

He grew belligerent,

then he knocked a stickley
end table out of my hand.

Things went from there.

Mr. Allen, you claim
the apartment is yours.

Not "claim."
I have a lease.

I have a lease, too,
you idiot!

Mr. Westfall, who rented you
the apartment?

Okay, I found the listing
on-line.

The realtor's name
is Jerome king.

He showed it to me,

and I gave him a security
deposit and first month's rent.

How much total?

$6,000.

You got the same story?

Yes, except I can prove
that my lease predates his.

Have you tried to reach
this Jerome king?

He's not answering his phone.
We can't find him.

Bad news, gentlemen --
you've been scammed.

What do you mean?

A guy shows a bunch of people
an apartment,

rents it to all of them, pockets
their deposit, and takes off.

So who gets
the apartment?

The guy who rented it to you
did so under false pretenses.

Nothing he signed holds up.

Nobody gets the apartment.

You must be joking.

This is a catastrophe!
I have a lease!

Can you describe
this king guy?

Yeah, he's in his 30s,
I guess.

He's white -- British.

Okay. We'll need his number
and any paperwork he gave you.

Do you still want
to pursue assault charges?

Let it go.
I agree.

Guys...
We got another tenant.

Any more tenants show up?
Two more.

What did you get on the guy
who rented the place?

Just a name -- Jerome king,
and a pretty vague description.

Who did he deal with?

The super says the apartment's
handled by a Scofield realty.

I called their offices and
talked to Bridget Scofield --

I guess she's in charge,
and she's on her way in.

Talk to special frauds unit.

See if they're working
a similar pattern.

Anything on your d. O. A.?

We talked to his supervisor
at work.

Says sweiss left there
at 5:00 yesterday.

It seems to be
the last anyone saw him.

How about the girlfriend?
We got an address
where she works.

Murphy and Ortiz went to go
talk to her.

How'd it go on the exam?

Fine.

It's all about
time management.

Set aside the hard questions,
then come back,

which I'm sure you did.

There's a couple I might
not have got back to.

Well...you leave one or two
blank, doesn't matter.

It might have been more
than just one or two.

Well...

I'm sure it went fine.

I'm numb...All over.

We had Donnie's birthday
two weeks ago.

He's 32.

We understand you and Donald
had a pretty big fight

about his brother
the other night.

You don't think I had
anything to do with
Donnie getting killed?

Elena, right now,
we don't know anything,

but the sooner
you give US answers,

the sooner we can
leave you alone.

Yeah, we had a fight
about Martin.

Not the first.

About you wanting to put him
in an institution?

A group home.

You know how Martin
got the way he is?

Tell US.

Donnie and Martin are coming
home from a fishing trip.

A drunk driver runs
into them.

Martin gets his head busted
open, and Donnie walks away.

Since then, every minute Donnie
has and every dime he earns,

it goes to his brother.

And you thought that was
too much.

Look, I respect what Donnie
did for his brother,

but it's tough living
with Martin.

You know, little stuff
makes him really angry,

and you can never tell
what's gonna set him off.

Donnie and I had been talking
about getting married --

starting a family.

And you can't
raise kids

in an environment
like that.

You know what I mean?

Sure.

I said, "if we were
moving in together,

Martin had to go
somewhere."

Where were you last night,
Elena?

I was home.

I would never hurt
Donnie, ever.

Do you know if he was having
any money trouble?

No.

Any other kind of trouble?

He had an argument
with a drug dealer.

It was something
about Martin.

He said the guy
threatened him.

Did he mention a name?

Ricky something.

I don't remember.

Where are you
on the homicide?

Narcotics identifies a dealer
named Ricky Carson.

He works down the street from
where the d. O. A. Lived.

That's off
the girlfriend's statement?

Plus the kid asked for weed.
Figures he knows the dealer.

You don't think
the girlfriend's involved?

If she's lying,
she's doing a good job.

We're gonna pick up Carson --
find out what he knows.

Let me know when you
get him in.

Can I help you?

I'm looking for
detective medavoy or Jones.

I'm Greg medavoy.

Bridget Scofield.

This is my partner,
Baldwin Jones.

Let's go talk back here.

Typically, I handle sales
of residential units.

I should have stuck
with what I knew.

A cup of coffee?

I'm fine. Thank you.

Have a seat.

But why rent the one place?

The owner had to go
overseas and asked if
I would sublet the unit

while he was gone.

He's a good client,
so I said yes.

No good deed goes unpunished,
I guess.

How did you rent the apartment
to Jerome king?

He called in
off the listing --

said he was
a currency trader

for an international
finance firm,

and he had just been
transferred to New York.

How would you describe him?

30s, well-dressed,
British...Charming.

Did you check him out?

His references, his employer --
everything was fine.

And I assume
those were all fake.

Unfortunately, yes.
Did you run a credit check?

He said it was his first time
living in the u. S.

He didn't have
a social-security number,

and it was gonna be
a big hassle,

so he asked if I would skip
the credit check

if he agreed to put up
additional security.

I was so anxious to get
the place rented, I agreed.

It was stupid.

You can't blame yourself,
ma'am.

Anybody could fall for
a smooth talker like this.

One of the defrauded tenants
has already called

and said
he's gonna sue me.

My lawyer says because
I didn't check king's credit,

I could be liable.

Do you have any idea
how much he got away with?

Could be as much as
$150,000 -- $200,000.

My god!

We're gonna do everything we can
to bring this man to justice.

Is there anything
I can do?

When we put together
some mug shots,

we'd like you to take
a look at them.

Anything else,
we'll let you know.

Thank you.

Don't you hate to see
a nice person like that

taken advantage of?

-

Did you know that

if we go into the United Nations
headquarters for the job,

we have to get permission from
the secretary general first?

I did not know that.

Yeah, because all
the scumbags we go after,

they love to hang out
at United Nations headquarters.

That's a question you nailed
or one you missed?

What do you think?

Hey.

Andy, that's him.

Must have been
on his lunch break.

Hey, hold on.

Don't you want to hold off
until they finish the buy?

The hell with that.

Hey. Hey!

Hands on the wall.
You heard me. Let's go.

Keep your hands up.

What the hell's the matter
with you?

I didn't do anything!

Yeah? Come on.

This jump in your pocket
by itself?

I didn't do nothing,
man.

Let's go.

Have a seat.

Who's this?
He was making a buy
when we picked up the dealer.

Is he connected
to the homicide?

Just another
recreational drug user.

Rita, can you put him
in the system for me?

I got to do this interview
with Andy.

Sure.
Name's Bobby halliday.

That's what I took off
of him.

I'm detective Ortiz.

I need to call my dad.

We'll get to that.
Come on.

Where are we
with the rental fraud?

Crime scene got some prints
off the apartment.

We're running them to see if
anybody with a record jumps out.

Anything else?

The original listing for
the apartment was on a web site.

I spoke to the guy
who administers it.

He says the ad was bought by
a woman named Alissa pelican.

He gave US an address.
We're gonna bring her in.

Let me know what she says.

Good work, detective.

Thanks.

We saw you pass the drugs,
Ricky.

Look, he showed me a dollar,
I gave him some change.

Nothing wrong with that.

Ricky, any other day,
we'd lock you up

just for telling
such a pathetic story.

Fortunately for you,

we don't give a rat's ass
about the drugs.

I'm listening.

Where were you last night?

Home.
Anybody with you?

A friend of mine --
talisha.

Do you know Donald sweiss?
Not acquainted.

The other day, you got
into a fight with him.

Donald, the brother of Martin,
who's brain damaged.

Ozone's brother?
Ozone?

I call him that
because he's out there,

but I didn't get into no fight
with his brother.

I explained myself is all.

All right, what exactly
did you explain?

Is my business
off the table?

Yeah.

Look,
ozone's a customer.

He buys some weed from me
every now and then,

then his brother comes around

saying he don't want me selling
to him anymore.

I explained that I can sell
to whoever I wanted to

and that his problem
was with ozone.

You threatened him.
Nope.

Told him if he didn't lay off,
you'd kill him.

Why would I say that?

I don't know.

Maybe because Donald sweiss
turned up dead.

That's too bad.

But that ain't got nothing
to do with me.

Look, maybe I talk a little
trash to make a point,

but I ain't never
killed anybody,

and I'm not about to start,
and that's the truth.

And we know you're
a big truth-teller.

Well, ask talisha.
She'd tell you I was home.

I go to my corner.
I sell my product.

I don't pick fights.

I don't cause no trouble,

and I sure as hell
don't go around killing people.

I need to talk to somebody.

My son's been arrested.
His name's Bobby halliday.

Sir,
I'm detective Ortiz.

This is detective Clark.

We're handling
your son's case.

Bobby called,
but he was so upset,

I couldn't get
a straight story out of him.

We observed your son
buying drugs from a dealer.

Are you sure?
I witnessed it myself.

What kind of drugs?

About a quarter ounce
of marijuana.

I thought you were just giving
tickets for that these days.

Not for the amount
your son had.

Look, Bobby is a kid.

He's never been in any kind
of trouble.

He's 17, he's an adult.

Yes, chronologically,
but believe me, he's a kid.

Sir, we don't have a choice
in this matter.

You want to be thinking
about getting a lawyer.

Where is he?
In a holding cell.

In a little while, I'll be
getting him to central booking.

With the murders and rapists
and god-knows-who?

No, please!

There's got to be another way.
He cannot go in there!

I'm sorry, sir. There's
nothing really that you can do.

What will it take
to make this go away?

Sir.

What did you say?

I said, "what's it gonna take
to make this go away?"

Why don't you come in my office?
We can talk about it.

Thank you.

Irvin: 15th squad?

My.

Detective, it's Connie.

I'll call her back.

What do you think
he's saying?

John, I'm out
of yellow legal pads.

Can you get me some more?

Of course.

Lieutenant,
tell me you told halliday

he was about to do something
really stupid and sent him home.

I assume you mean
the bribe offer?

That's right.

He repeated the offer,
and I accepted.

I'm going to inform I. A. B.,

and we'll pursue
the investigation.

You set him up?

No. He set himself up.

He made the offer.
All I did was listen.

You told him to get the cash,
come back, so you can get wired?

That's how it's done.
Incredible.

This is not a bad guy.
He's scared for his son.

It kind of feels like
piling on, lieu.

We all heard him
make the offer.

When he did that,
he became a perp.

Lieutenant, when are you gonna
figure out this ain't I. A. B.?

We don't make people
into criminals.

We wait until
they commit the crime.

He committed a crime.

You're set.

I need a minute
with the lieutenant.

Sure.

Can you
turn that thing off?

What you're doing here
is wrong.

We disagree, detective.
We'll leave it at that.

I'm not talking about halliday.
It's wrong for the squad.

How exactly?

You went after medavoy,
you're going after this guy.

Now you got everybody
afraid to do a damn thing

'cause they're scared
you're gonna screw them over.

I made it clear
we're going to obey the rules.

That's why medavoy
got in trouble.

Play by the book, nobody's
got anything to worry about.

Where did you grow up,
in a crate?

You can't run a squad
that way.

I think I know something about
running a squad.

You keep up like this,

it's gonna come back
and bite you in the ass.

Is that a threat?

For god's sake.

I am trying to tell you
that this squad needs to know

that you trust them,
and that you got their back,

and that is exactly what
you're not telling them!

Detective, with your record
and reputation,

you are the last person
I would come to for advice

on how to run a squad.

I hope this isn't
gonna take too long.

I've got a spin class to teach
in 45 minutes.

Alissa, do you know
a Jerome king?

Sure.

He a friend?

A little more than that,
I guess.

We've been seeing each other
for a few months.

He's not in any trouble,
is he?

Well, his name came up
in an investigation,

and we haven't been able
to reach him.

Anything you can tell US
will help clear things up,

as far as he's concerned.

Okay.

How would you describe him?

He's charming...
A lot of fun...

Rich -- not that
that's important.

Is he English?

He was born in South Africa,
actually, raised in england,

but he went to school
in Switzerland.

What did he tell you
about his work?

He does currency trading...
And banking stuff -- money.

He works with money.

He ever mention real estate,

selling apartments,
renting them?
No.

When's the last time
you saw him?

Four days ago.

He went to San Francisco
on a business trip.

What's this about anyway?

Is that him?

Yeah.

This looks like he's arrested.

His name is Eddie palm.

We found his fingerprints
in an apartment that
was fraudulently rented

to a bunch of different
people this morning.

No, this is Jerome.
Jerome's one
of his aliases.

You got the wrong guy.
No, we don't.

I told you,
Jerome doesn't do real estate.

This guy lied to you.
That's the way it is.

No, you lied to me.

You said you were going to
help Jerome, and you didn't.

I'm going.

You can't do that.

Palm set up the con
on your computer.

We have to assume
you're working with him.

If you cooperate with US, we'll
listen to what you have to say.

Otherwise,
you're part of it.

You're gonna arrest me?
I didn't do anything.

We'd like to believe you.

I'm going,
and you can go to hell.

No.
You're gonna go in here.

You're kidding me.

This is so unfair!

W-What am I supposed
to do?

Think about what we said.

Quint halliday.
I'm here to see lieutenant bale.

I'll tell him you're here.

Mr. Halliday...
This way.

Bale: So...Your son.

Halliday: Look,
he doesn't belong in jail.

It's not that serious
an offense.

Meaning
you want him released.
If that's possible.

Anything you could do,
I'd be very grateful.

All right.

And?

And what?

The other matter
we discussed.

I don't follow.

The money, Mr. Halliday --
did you bring it?

What money?

$5,000.

You offered me $5,000

to get your son released
and the charges dropped.

I have no idea
what you're talking about.

I would never do
anything like that.

You made the offer an hour ago
directly to me.

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

Who got to you, Mr. Halliday?
Was it sipowicz?

Did detective sipowicz
warn you off?

Nobody told me anything.

I counsel
the d. A. On prosecutions.

Lie again, and I'll recommend
she go after your son

to the fullest extent
possible.

Now, who spoke to you?

Nobody said anything.

Get out of here.

This is it, sipowicz.
You're off the job.

Excuse me?

When I'm done with you,
you're going home.

What are you
talking about?
You tipped halliday off.

You called and told him
not to offer the bribe.

You got the wrong guy.

Whatever happened, I didn't
have anything to do with it.

You're going down for this,
and I'm gonna see to it.

You're not listening.

You think you're tough?

I've broken guys
tougher than you.
Yeah?

That's right.

You want to
bug my phone -- here.

You want to go through
my garbage? You go ahead.

You do whatever
rat-squad crap you want.

You're gonna get nothing!
I didn't do this.

Halliday could have talked
to a lawyer, a friend.

Anybody could have warned him.

I hope that's true.

Detective, that woman you
and detective Jones brought in?

What about her?

As I was passing the door,
she was calling out.

She says
she needs to talk to you.

He never paid for anything.

I mean, not once.

We'd be at some
fancy restaurant.

He'd be talking
multimillion-dollar deals and...

I'd end up with the check.

Either
he forgot his wallet,

or there was a problem
with his credit card.

That's what a guy
like that does.

Plus he was always
borrowing money.

He said the wealthy
never carry cash.

A trusting person like you
is red meat to a guy like him.

You don't understand.

I convinced my mom
into giving him $8,000.

He said he was gonna buy Euros
with it and double her money.

How am I gonna tell her?

Look, the sooner we catch him,
the better your chance

of getting
your mother's money back.

Will you help US?

How can I do that?

Do you know when
he's supposed to be back

from his business trip?
He said this morning.

All right, call and tell him
you need to see him

'cause you have
a wealthy relative that died

and left you $100,000.

Yeah, and you need advice
on what to do with it.

We'll tell you where to
set the meeting up and
pick him up from there.

Do you think
he'll fall for that?

The kind of guy he is,
he won't be able to resist.

Okay.

Ricky's girlfriend
backs him up.

Yeah, I took another look
at his sheet.

I didn't see
any violent crime.

I talked to the neighbor
who lives below the sweiss'.

She got my card
off the canvass.

She says she's heard Donald
and Martin fighting a lot.

Arguing?
Arguing,
some scuffling.

She said it sounded
pretty intense,

and Martin
did most of the yelling.

Well, I dumped
Donald's phone at work.

He had a bunch of calls into
a group home in poughkeepsie.

The manager said Donald reserved
a place for Martin yesterday.

And then went home
to tell him?
Sounds like it.

We're gonna have to
bring Martin in.

John, why don't you
take Martin down to 3?

I want to talk to Ms. Halloran
here for a minute.

This way, Martin.

What's going on,
detective?

Ma'am...
Come here.

Were you with Martin
the whole day yesterday?

I mean, particularly
in the evening after 5:00.

I already told you --
yes.

I understand
you wanting to protect him...

But if we find out
you're lying,

that's obstruction of justice,
and you'll go to prison.

So I'm gonna ask you
again --

were you with Martin
all day yesterday?

I was with him
every minute.

We've gotten
some information

that the brothers
did a fair amount of arguing.

Is that so unusual?

Not necessarily, but we're
gonna need to talk to Martin.

I need
to be there.
That's
not possible.

He'll be frightened.

He won't understand
what's going on.

Do me a favor --

take Ms. Halloran into
the coffee room for me.

I'll see you
when we're done.

Please,
don't hurt him.
This way.

Alissa.

So sorry to hear about
your aunt Karen.

Hey, Eddie.
Pardon?

Come on,
we're gonna go.
What do you mean?
Who are you?

Detectives medavoy
and Jones.

We're taking you down
to the station house.

Who's this "Eddie"?
I have no idea what
you're talking about.

Give it up, Eddie.
You're not fooling anybody.

In my jacket pocket
is my passport.

It's like something
out of kafka.

Yeah, except
you're the cockroach.

Jerome king, yes?
Satisfied?

I have other identification,
if you wish to see it.

Not necessary.

Alissa,
tell them my na--

I hope you rot in jail.

Let's go.
You're making
a mistake.

Tell US about it
in the car.

How you doing,
Martin?

Sandwich okay?
We thought you might be hungry.

I like it when
the cheese is melted.

Sorry about that.

Where's Kathleen?
She can't be here.

Why not?
Because we need
to talk to you.

Okay.

Who are you?

I'm sipowicz,
he's Clark.

Okay.

Martin,
you remember last night?

Donnie was at Elena's.
I stayed with Kathleen.

And Donnie
wasn't at Elena's.

Yeah, he was.

Did you stay with Kathleen
the whole night?

No, she had
to do something.

I went to our apartment.
It was before dinner.

How long
before she got back?

I don't know.

An hour?

You and Donnie ever fight
sometimes?

Sometimes.

Do you get mad at him?
I guess.

You ever get so mad
you hit him?

Do you have any weed?
I could really use some weed.

Martin...did Donald
come home last night

and say something
that you didn't want to hear?

No.

Something that made you
want to hit him?

I told you
Donnie was at Elena's.

Martin, I'm thinking Kathleen
told you to lie about that,

but lying in here
is not gonna help you.

Kathleen didn't
tell me to lie.

I'm thinking
she did.
She didn't --
not about that.

What did she tell you
to lie about, Martin?

Nothing.

Martin, you got to
tell the truth.

Otherwise, you're gonna
get you and Kathleen in
a whole lot of trouble.

I can't tell you.

Why not?

She says...

If I tell anyone,
we can't do it anymore.

Martin, are you and Kathleen
having sex?

Don't tell her
I told you, okay?

I -- I did hit
Donald sometimes,

but I always said
I was sorry,

and I always meant it.

He's my brother.

Sit down, Eddie.

I really must insist
you stop calling me that.

Come on, it's over.

We found your fingerprints
in the apartment.

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

The apartment
that you rented to,

Mr. Westfall, the allens,
the pierces, Mr. Schnell.

Your fingerprints
don't lie.

I believe your government
recently accused

an American lawyer of working
with terrorists in Spain.

They had his fingerprints, too,
except they were wrong.

The woman who rented you
the apartment picked you out.

And, of course,
she couldn't be mistaken.

We got a whole lot of people
waiting to pick you out.

You're gonna be the most
picked-out guy we ever had.

See, each rental
is a separate fraud charge.

Put them all together,
you're looking at 30 years.

Your only hope of cutting back
on that time

is if you tell US
where the money is

and make restitution
to the people you stole from.

I don't have any money.
I didn't steal from anyone.

Eddie!
And my name
is Jerome king!

All right, this deal is on
the table for 10 seconds.

Tell US where the money is
or come out of jail an old man.

You ready?

10...9...8...7...

6...5...
You have no idea what the press
is going to do with this.

4...3...2...1.

Okay, okay, for god's sake.

The money's
in a safe-deposit box

in the Marquis bank of queens,
okay? Happy?

Where's Martin?
Is he all right?
He's fine.

You told US you were
with Martin all night.

He says he stayed
in his apartment

while you went downstairs.

To do some laundry.

It was all of
about five minutes.

Martin doesn't have
a very good sense of time.

You said
you were worried

because you didn't know
where Donald was.

Martin says that you told him
Donald was at Elena's.

Well, I had to
tell him something.

For all I knew,
it was true.

Why didn't you
call Elena's?
We checked your phone.

There were no calls
out last night.

I didn't want
to bother him.
You were
that worried.

I didn't think of it.

How long you been having sex
with Martin, Kathleen?

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

and I am not gonna answer
any more questions.

We're gonna get a search warrant
for your apartment,

and no matter how hard
you scrubbed and cleaned,

if there is one drop
of Donald's blood there,

we're gonna find it.

So if you want to
help yourself,

you better start answering
some questions here.

You look at Martin,
and you see what's missing.

I look at Martin,

and I see a beautiful soul
that has opened itself to me,

and I am not going to apologize
for that spiritual act.

Did Donald find out?

Is that why
he was gonna move Martin?

Donald never knew.

What happened?

I ran into Donald when I was
coming up from the laundry room.

He told me
that he was putting Martin

in a group home
in poughkeepsie.

I told him

that I would be more than happy
to take care of him myself,

but he wouldn't listen.

Guess he was too busy
planning his new life

with his spik whore.

How did you kill him,
Kathleen?

We were talking
in my apartment...

So that Martin
wouldn't hear US.

I was begging.

I told Donald
that I loved Martin,

and that I wanted him
to be a part of my life.

He laughed. He just...

Laughed...
And turned away.

That made me mad,

so I grabbed a lead bookend,
and I hit him with it.

I'm sorry, of course, but he
should have had more respect.

What did you do
with the body?

Wrapped it in a sheet.

Later, I drug it
into the elevator,

and I took him downstairs
to the basement.

I'm gonna need you
to write this down.

I need to see Martin.

I need to see him, please.

First you got to
write this down.

Hello?

Anybody here?

Isn't the tile extraordinary?

It's from Italy.

Hello?

Detective.

Hi. I-I called your office.
They said you were here.

I hope it's okay.

I'm showing some buyers around.
What can I do for you?

I just wanted you to know
that we've made an arrest,

it looks like we're gonna be
able to recover

most of the money.

My god!
That's wonderful!

Yeah, I figured you'd want
to know as soon as possible.

Thank you so much!

That is a real weight off.

Yeah.

Well, I'm glad
it worked out.

This is quite a place.

Thanks.

I think my whole apartment could
fit in this room right here.

I'm sure
your apartment's very nice.

Nothing like this.
Yeah.

Well, I should be going.

I-I just wanted to give you
the good news.

Are you sure?
I'll be done in a few minutes.

I'll be in the way.

Greg, I know how hard
you worked today. I --

the least I can do
is buy you a drink.

Yeah, I guess
I could stick around.

Five minutes.
I'll be right here.

Okay. Great.

You finish up
with the halloran woman?

Yeah. I'm taking her down
to central booking.

You call social services
about the brother?

They're sending someone.

All right.

Good night.

I'm gonna take off.
See you tomorrow.

Detective Ortiz?
These came for you earlier.

An officer downstairs signed
for them. There was no card.

I thought it best
to keep them in my locker

until the lieutenant
had left.

That was smart, John.

Halliday?

I just couldn't watch him
get set up.

You did a good thing,
Rita.

Thanks.

Sorry you had to take
the heat for it.

Don't worry about it,
but watch yourself.

Bale finds out,
he'll come down on you.

I know.

See you tomorrow.

I'm Heather bell
from social services.

I'm here to pick up
a Martin sweiss.

Yeah.

I'll take you.

This way.

Martin, this is Heather.

She'll bring you to a family

who's going to
take care of you tonight.

Where's Kathleen?

Kathleen
can't go with you.

Donnie's dead.

Yeah, he is.

That's too bad.

I'm gonna miss him.

Yeah.

Who -- who are you?

I'm Heather.

You're sipowicz.

That's right.

I remember you.

Will you come with me?

Yeah.
I'll go with you.