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Male announcer:
In the criminal justice system,

sexually based offenses are
considered especially heinous.

In New York City,
the dedicated detectives

who investigate
these vicious felonies

are members of an elite squad

known as
the Special Victims Unit.

These are their stories.

I don't meet many people
driving for the ME's office.

It's not exactly the best place
for small talk.

- [Chuckles]
- But you cops,

you--you understand.

We see the dark side.

You know what?
I really better take off.

I've got an early start
tomorrow.

Oh, well,
I-I can drive you.

You ever been
in the back of a hearse?

Fin. Hey.

Um, we've got to finish
those DD5's tonight, right?

Nah, we're cool.
My man.

So you working tomorrow?

We drew the short straw,

but Christmas Eve,
I'm off to the Bahamas.

Mm.
Good for you.

With whom?

- A friend.
- [Chuckles]

Taking the fifth.

Here you go. Hey.

[Laughs]
Thanks for doing this, father.

Oh, I've missed the kids.

That must be
for a special girl.

It is.

A very special girl.

Father!

I forgot.

[Chuckles]

I made you
a Christmas card.

Did you?
You certainly did.

Let's see.

[Silent night playing
on music box]

Daddy, I wrote down
everything.

You did?
All right.

"A bike, an iPad mini,

"a puppy, and most of all,

I want mommy and daddy
to be together."

Hey, should we call
your mom?

Huh? Say good night?

That's the tree.
That's the buildings.

- Mm-hmm.
- And that's me and mommy.

[Laughs]

Sofia, you're
a very good artist.

Thank you.

Both: [Laugh]

- [Gasps]
- Run, Sofia, run!

[Suspenseful music]

♪

Hey! Hey!

What are you doing?

Oh, she's having
a great time, Maria.

Yeah, Santa's coming early.

Opening presents tomorrow.

[Chuckles]

No, I didn't get her
too much.

[Quietly]
She wants Santa

to bring her a puppy.

Yeah, okay, look.

My mom is taking her
on the train

to DC Christmas Eve.

Yeah.

You too.

[Police radio chatter]
Out of the way.

Coming through.

So what the hell
went down here?

They were beating
the priest.

Uh-uh. This molleto,

he jacked the priest,
stole the presents.

- He's lying, man.
- And stomped on his face?

That was kids.
They ran off.

Anybody else see anything?

- He's lying.
- Shut up, man.

I'm bringing you in.
Come on.

- Don't do this, man.
- Come on, get up.

You beat a priest
right before Christmas, huh?

I didn't, I swear.
Please, listen.

My brother-in-law
is on the job.

Yeah, right.

[Indistinct chatter,
festive music]

Teresa.
Everything okay?

I need Fin.
Sergeant said he's here.

Yeah, he's--
he's right over there.

Problem?

That's Fin's ex-wife.
Something's wrong.

My brother got arrested.

I'll leave you two alone.

Sam?
What'd he do this time?

Nothing.

They say he carjacked
a priest.

Vigilantes beat him up.

He turned it around, Fin.

All he's been talking about
is spending his first Christmas

with his son
in six years.

Come on, he's been on parole
nine months.

[Cell phone jingles]
What'd you expect to happen?

Ken, I'm speaking
with your father now.

You okay?

My ex-brother-in-law
got locked up again.

Like you say,
family's complicated.

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You didn't have to come with.

It was either you
or the morgue driver.

- So Sam's on parole?
- Since March.

Last six years,
more in than out.

You know, auto theft,
couple of B-and-E's.

My ex tries to tell me
it's because

he's in the wrong place
at the wrong time.

It is possible.

I mean, people can change.

Maybe, but you don't get
your ass kicked for nothing.

I'm guilty
of being black.

That's it.

Fine. I was in a fight.

But I was trying
to save that priest.

They were calling him
short eyes, chomo.

Chomo?

Teresa told you
I was in SVU,

so you made that up.

It's the truth.

I saw them
beating the priest

and this kid
running away.

Okay, the kid--
what'd he look like?

She.
Young. Maybe eight, nine.

Hispanic. Long hair.
Cute.

Hey, not all priests
like boys.

Did you see him do anything
to the girl?

I saw these two guys
kicking his head in.

They were gonna kill him.

- Uh-huh.
- I swear.

I don't need a car.

I don't want to get sent
back to prison.

Why would I do this?

Hey.

I gotta get home
for Christmas.

It's a righteous collar.

We got two 911 calls saying
a priest is on the ground.

Neighborhood guys stop a black
man from stealing his car.

Witnesses on the scene
confirm.

Middle of the night.
Witnesses can be wrong.

- All of them?
- Thanks, Officer.

No, no, what about the guys
that attacked Sam?

They took off
when they heard sirens.

Good samaritans
are not gonna stick around?

Come on.
Did the priest ID Sam?

Father's still unconscious.

He had his head bashed in.

Did anybody talk
to the girl?

- What girl?
- We heard that there was

a girl with the priest.

She ran from the car
when they--

I didn't hear anything
about a girl, okay?

Thanks, Officer.

Let it go, Amanda.

Come on.
Let's go.

Oh, they got blood
all over the hood.

So much for letting it go.

How's it looking
for your brother-in-law?

It is what it is.

There are
some inconsistencies.

I mean,
the girl Sam mentioned--

Could've made her up.

The vigilantes,
if that's what they were,

disappeared.

We've got no statement
from the vic.

Did you guys nose around?

Yeah, I talked
to the 911 callers.

They both saw
the black man's face.

Yeah, they couldn't ID
the neighborhood guys

who beat him up.

Evidence didn't say
much either.

Car hadn't been processed.

CSU didn't cover
the scene?

A carjacking
two days before Christmas?

Not likely.

Okay, so let's ask Warner

if she can backdoor it
and send techs.

Look, Liv,
I appreciate the help,

but I divorced into this.

- No need to drag you into it.
- Screw you, Fin.

I'm all yours
till Christmas Eve.

After that,
you're on your own.

Hey. Might have something.

Signed "Sofia".

So when Sam said
he saw a little girl,

he could've been telling
the truth.

That doesn't prove anything.

That might.

All right,
so here we've got the priest.

And then...

Here comes the little girl.

Sofia.

And then here we are.

We've got two males
in hoodies.

There's your brother-in-law.

Fin, Sam could be telling
the truth.

This fits his timeline.

Yeah, but the assault
is off camera.

This doesn't prove anything.

Okay.

Sam said that they called
Father Shea a pedophile.

- What do we know about him?
- Father Chris Shea

was transferred to an orphanage
in Guatemala four years ago.

He was ordained May of '96.

Where was he
before Guatemala?

Uh, Boston, Chicago,
Staten Island.

He was a prison chaplain,
and then ten years ago,

he was at St. Horatio's
up in Inwood.

Okay, so we have a priest
who moved around a lot,

who's alone at night
in a car with a girl.

[Cell phone chimes]

Look, priests get transferred
for a lot of reasons.

Young father like that,
you know,

sometimes the old guard
feels threatened.

They don't want to lose control
of their parish.

So what's our next move?

How do we track down the girl
and the two guys?

We may have
a break right here.

The hospital just called
and said

Father Shea
regained consciousness.

Great. I'll go talk to him.

Hey, no, Liv,
it might be a better idea

if me and fin talk
to the priest

and you and Rollins pay a visit
to your old pal

DA Barba,
show him that video.

Well, we could, if he weren't
skiing in Gstaad.

Gstaad? Really?

Okay.

So how 'bout
Georgia peach and I

go sweet-talk whatever
unlucky junior ADA

got stuck
with the holiday weekend?

You want me to POR
a two-time felon on parole?

Look, we have
a security video

that partially confirms
Sam's story.

Partially?
I've been here two months.

Where's your supervisor?

Are either of you
the arresting officer?

I didn't think so.

And last I heard,
carjacking wasn't a sex crime.

What is this about?

Counselor...

the suspect is family.

I see.

You should've kept that
to yourself.

Good day, ladies.

So much for sweet talk.

I got jumped.

This sort of thing happens
at Christmas.

People see things
they can't afford,

gifts for the family,
and, well...

I'm not telling you
anything you don't know.

Whoever did this,
I forgive him.

It's done.

Father, it's not done.

We have a suspect
in custody.

We need you to ID him.

No, I'm not interested
in pressing charges.

Father, just take a look
at these pictures, okay?

Do you recognize
any of these men?

Yes.
Oh, I recognize him.

Is that the guy
that beat you up?

No, this was
a good samaritan.

He pulled the others
off of me.

- Are you sure?
- Yes, absolutely.

He saved me from them.

Okay.
Saved you from whom?

[Stammers, exhales]

I don't know.

I think there were two
of them.

I couldn't make out
their faces.

Right. You said it was
an attempted robbery,

but did you hear anyone
calling you names?

Maybe chomo, short eyes?

No.

Maybe the little girl
can clear that up.

The one in your car.
We have her on video.

She gave you a card.
Sofia.

Can we ask why you were
alone with her

in your car at night?

I visited her
at her apartment,

gave her a gift.

She came back down
to give me a card.

How well do you know her?

She's innocent
of any of this.

I don't--I don't think
she saw anything.

We'll need her
to confirm that.

What was her last name?

Sofia Santiago.

Her mother, Margarita, is
the secretary at St. Horatio's.

Rita can confirm
all of this.

Sounds like you're still
involved with the parish.

You left ten years ago.

I come back
at holiday times

to visit my sister,

look in
on my old parishioners.

Is there anything else?

Yeah. The man that saved you,

Sam Randall,

needs you to return
the favor.

- How do you plead?
- Not guilty, Your Honor.

Counselor, can we have
a minute with you?

It's about this case.

Is there a problem here?

I'm not sure, your honor.

Can I ask your indulgence
for a moment?

Yeah.

Let me guess.

More SVU detectives.

We have a statement
from Father Shea

confirming Sam is not
his assailant.

Sam, I suppose,
is your relative?

Just look at the statement.

I don't know you.

I don't know if the victim
was pressured

into making this statement.

I can't show this
to the judge.

Have you spoken with
the arresting officer?

Yeah, we tried.

But he left for
the Dominican Republic

for the holidays,
Counselor.

Terrific.

When he gets back,
I'll speak with him.

While an innocent man
spends Christmas in jail.

He was arrested while on
parole, Detective.

End of story.

Thank you for your patience,
your honor.

I have a plea of not guilty.
People on bail?

Defendant has
three prior convictions,

is currently on parole,
and is accused

of a brutal assault
against a clergyman

who is still hospitalized.

The people request remand.

Granted.

Schedule a pre-trial hearing
with the court clerk

for after the holidays.

Merry Christmas, everyone.

[Bangs gavel]

Dad!

I'm sorry, Dante.

Whoa.

Dante, you remember
your uncle Fin?

My dad didn't do it.

I know. He did the right thing
this time.

So promise
you'll get him out.

All Dante wanted for Christmas
was his father.

So what's gonna happen now?

We're working on it.

Sam was just trying
to help that priest.

He's on parole.

You don't jump in.
You call 911.

All right, Fin.

I'll take Dante home.

That ADA's not gonna take
our word for it.

Well, he might bend
if we can find the two guys

who actually assaulted
Father Shea.

The girl in the car, Sofia,

maybe she saw something.

Margarita Santiago
is my secretary.

Can I ask
what this is about?

Yeah, we're investigating
the attack on Father Shea.

Mm. Home for the holidays.

Terrible what happened.

I'm not sure how
Ms. Santiago could help you.

Father Shea hasn't been
with this parish

for a long time.

Yeah, can you tell us
why he left St. Horatio's?

Unfortunately, our parish
has been shrinking

over the years.

The church felt the need
was greater elsewhere.

Excuse me.

Margarita, these detectives
need to speak with you

about Father Shea.

Oh, of course.

Please let me know if there's
anything I can do to help.

Thank you, Monsignor.

I was horrified
when I heard what happened.

Is the father all right?

He's recovering.

We understand
that your daughter

was with Father Shea
last night.

Can you tell us why?

Father Shea
had given her a present.

It's Christmas.

He had given presents
to all the children

in the parish.

He just--
he loves kids.

How old is your daughter?

- Nine.
- And has she ever been

alone with Father Shea
before?

Yes, sometimes.

Uh, she's known him for years.

What are you saying?

Uh, his, uh, attackers
may have thought

he was being inappropriate
with your daughter.

No, he would never.

That's ridiculous.

The men who beat him up,
they called him a pedophile.

Well, they're wrong.

I mean, just because
of a few priests,

everyone assumes the worst.

Father Shea takes an interest
in Sofia.

Her biological father
was never... involved.

It's good for her.

You've got him all wrong.

Okay, Ms. Santiago,

but we're gonna still need
to speak with Sofia.

She's been very upset.

I was lucky to get her
to the children's mass.

Let me see
if she's up to it.

Okay.

I've seen this before.

A mother who doesn't want
to admit

that she put her child
in danger,

so she denies, denies, denies.

Well, not everyone's
in denial, Liv.

Sometimes people are
just innocent.

Are you gonna tell me

that you don't think
she's hiding something?

We don't know what,
is all I'm saying.

[Sighs]

I'm not protecting
the Catholic Church,

if that's what you think.

Nick, that's not what
I said.

Yeah.

Um, Sofia will talk
to you,

- but I want to be in the room.
- That's fine.

Sofia, do you know
why we're here?

Because Father Shea
got beat up.

Right.

So let's take it
from the beginning.

Um, why were you in his car?

He came to our apartment.

He gave me a doll.

She looked just like me
with long hair.

He left, but I forgot
to give him his Christmas card,

so I brought it
to his car.

So Father Shea treats you
pretty special, huh?

He's a kind man
to everyone, right, Sofia?

- Yes.
- Okay.

So, Sofia,
you must've been upset

when Father Shea got hurt.

Can you tell us
what happened?

Father Shea liked
the card.

He was so happy.

He gave me a hug.

Did it go on
for a long time?

[Sighs] No.

That's when the man
broke the window.

Then the other man
dragged him out.

Father Shea told me
to run.

And can you describe
these men?

Mm, the bad guys
spoke Spanish.

They were wearing hoodies.

The--the bad guys?

Was there a good guy?

Yes.

He was black.

He tried to save
Father Shea.

You owe me for doing
NYPD's job.

- We always owe you.
- [Laughs]

Any DNA matches from the blood
on Father Shea's car?

Still running that,
but the blood traces

are from
three different males.

- That backs up Sam's story.
- But it doesn't get us

any closer
to finding the perps.

This will.

Prints from the car door handle
match an Adam Benitez,

convicted twice for assaulting
registered sex offenders.

But Father Shea
was never accused.

Maybe Benitez
knows something we don't.

Thank you, Melinda.

Merry Christmas,
Detective Tutuola.

Ho, ho, ho.

Which one is Benitez?

It's hard to tell
with all the Santa suits.

His Facebook page said
he'd be working this corner.

[Bells ringing]

- Ho, ho--
- Adam Benitez?

Stop, police!

[Grunts]

Arresting Santa?
Come on!

Should've called
your reindeer.

- Agh.
- Let's go.

I've read
your sentencing reports, Adam.

You were abused
when you were eight?

My Uncle.
He was a transit cop.

I was already a truant.
No one believed me.

That's where you got
the habit

of pounding on pedophiles?

I don't feel bad
about it.

And you think Father Shea
is one?

Did you see him
abusing the girl?

He was hugging her
when we got there.

- We? Who's we?
- A friend.

Priest did his sister ugly.

He heard the father
was home for the holidays.

We were watching him.

So it was his idea.

We could help you, Adam.

- This friend got a name?
- [Chuckles]

We playing Let's Make A Deal,
Christmas Edition?

This would be a good time
to call a lawyer, right?

Enrique Rodriguez...
hands up.

You're under arrest
for the assault

of Father Chris Shea.

He rapes little girls,
and I get arrested?

- You mean your sister?
- So you know.

Everyone knows.
Just no one's doing nothing.

In the car.

We got our two suspects.
It's time to call the ADA,

get Sam out.

I think we should get
the father to ID them first.

No, no. Not this time.

Is there a problem, father?

Monsignor was just leaving.

You too?

A ticket to Guatemala.

You planning on leaving
the country, father?

Father Shea wants to return
to the orphanage.

Well, we'd prefer it if he
didn't go anywhere just yet.

You've heard that we arrested
Enrique Rodriguez?

I told you,
I'm not pressing charges.

But you're still a witness.

We need you to come
to the station and make an ID.

He was in a coma.
He's concussed.

Well, now you look like
you're feeling better.

Why don't we ask a doctor
if you're up to it?

That one-way ticket?

Turns out it was paid for
by the archdiocese.

So Menendez wanted Shea gone
just like he did ten years ago.

We got Adam Benitez's
statement.

Should be enough
for the ADA.

That guy is covering his ass
six ways to Sunday.

We should get Enrique's
statement too, on video.

I don't want that ADA
questioning it later.

You want to know
what I did?

I want to tell you what
this son of a bitch Shea did.

So tell us.
We'll investigate.

- [Chuckles]
- Hey, I give you my word.

When did the abuse start?

Angelica was 12.

I was 16.

Public schools were bad,

and mom thought we'd be safe
at Catholic School.

At St. Horatio's?

And your dad,
he was out of the picture?

My dad left
when we were in grade school.

And that year, you noticed
something was going on

with Angelica?

Yeah.

She started drinking.

Smoking pot.

My mother said
she was a sinner.

You knew that Father Shea
was being...

inappropriate with her?

If I'd have known,
I'd have killed him.

Okay.
So when did you find out?

Angelica...

always gets crazy
at the holidays.

This Thanksgiving, she--

she's supposed
to be sober,

but she came in stoned.

And I just went off.

And then she started crying
and said

that I'd never been there
for her.

Not even the Christmas...

when she was 13...

and pregnant.

And he made her have
an abortion.

I never knew.

I thought she was
in the damn church.

All that time
with Father Shea,

I thought he was
counseling her.

Go on.

The sick bastard
said it happened

because she was evil.

That she seduced him.

Father Shea.

He--

he said he was gonna make her
do it...

until she didn't want it
again.

To exorcise the demon
of sex in her.

So when you saw
Father Shea

in the car
with that little girl--

I did what I should've done
ten years ago.

Okay, Enrique,
so if your sister

will corroborate the story
and ID Father Shea,

it might help a jury
to understand--

No.

No, I don't--I don't want
to put her through that.

Angelica's in rehab.
She's a mess.

Father Shea, he's coming in
to ID me, right?

Ask him.

You've got Father Shea
absolving Sam,

Enrique and Adam
confessing to the beat-down.

I don't see the problem.

Because it's not your problem.
It's mine.

You want me to drop charges

against your partner's
brother-in-law.

Ex-brother-in-law.

Really?
You are a masochist.

Ex or not,
there's protocol here.

This isn't your case.

Maybe there's
no probable cause

for the attack
on the priest,

but you've still got a parolee
who went vigilante.

Assaulting anyone
violates his parole.

- Yeah, we know.
- Look.

If you want him released,
I'm going to need Father Shea

to ID his attackers,
just for belts and suspenders.

We're pulling a lineup now.

I assumed.
Get that. We'll talk.

Well, take your time,
Father.

Do you recognize
any of them?

I don't want to send anyone
to prison.

Well, the DA has to put
someone away.

If it isn't the men
who attacked you,

it'll be Sam Randall.

I made a statement
absolving him.

Yeah, the DA's
not buying it.

He needs you to ID the men
who did beat you.

So I have no choice.

Yeah, not unless you want
to keep your savior

in jail, father.

Number three, Enrique.

You can go in
to see your client.

So you did know
your attacker.

Enrique Rodriguez.

He was a parishioner
of mine.

So we're--we're done here?
I IDed him.

Just so you know,

I'm not going to testify
against him in court.

Sending him to jail,
that is not right.

And why is that, father?

Because you gave him
good reason to attack you?

He deserves forgiveness.

As we all do.
We all make mistakes.

Mistakes.

Is that what you're calling
what you did to Angelica?

A mistake?

What?

No. No.
You have it wrong.

Yeah, do we?

That's not what Enrique
told us.

He said it happened

because she was evil.

That she seduced him.

Father Shea,

he said that he was going
to keep doing it to her

until she didn't want it
anymore,

to exorcise the demon of sex
in her.

Is that why you don't want
to press charges?

You're afraid this
will come out in court?

- No.
- That you rape young girls.

- No.
- Angelica ten years ago,

and who knows how many since--
Sofia?

- No! God, no.
- No?

So tell us.

Tell us, what were you doing
in the car with Sofia?

I--

- We're gonna bring her in.
- No.

No, you can't.

[Breathing shakily]
Please.

[Sobbing]
God forgive me.

God forgive me.

Angelica Rodriguez?

I'm clean.
Doing my rehab.

We're not with Narcotics.
We're Special Victims.

I'm not special,
and everyone's a victim.

Okay, you know what?
Your brother, Enrique,

he needs your help.

Enrique?
What happened?

He was arrested
for assaulting a priest.

[Whispers]
Oh, God.

I never should've told him.

Told him what, Angelica?

You know,
where the good father put

his little bishop.

Is Enrique going to jail?

Yeah, there's a good chance
of that.

It'd be easier
if he never knew.

I'm a dead girl walking,
but he could still have a life.

You could help him

if you testify
that you were molested

and ID your abuser.

Where's Enrique?
Can I see him?

After the lineup, okay?

Sure you're okay
to do this?

Number four is Father Shea.

Okay.

So he's the man
who abused you.

What? No.

Angelica, we know
how difficult this is.

But he can't hurt you.
He's in custody now.

No, that's Father Shea.

You don't get it.
It wasn't him.

No, no, okay, Angeli--

Don't touch me!

You want to tell me
what's going on, father?

If Angelica won't say,
it's not my place.

She gave me her confession.

Doesn't give you an excuse
to cover up a crime.

So why were you transferred
out of St. Horatio's?

Because I sinned.

I broke my vows.

That's not good enough,
father.

[Sighs]

It's not my story to tell.

The priest taught us
abortion was a sin.

Then he made me murder
my baby.

Who did?

It wasn't Father Shea.

He tried to help me.

I was bleeding

after the baby was gone.

Father Shea found me.

I confessed the things
I had done

and who I had done them with.

It didn't happen again.

That's why Father Shea
was sent away.

So who did abuse you,
Angelica?

You're 22.

We can still put him away.

I don't know
if I can do this.

It could help your brother
do less time.

And we will be with you

every step of the way.

The men who beat you up
were wrong.

And we were wrong.

You didn't molest Angelica.

You didn't molest Sofia.

No, I would never--

But you know who did
abuse Angelica.

I'm bound by the seal
of the confessional.

I don't get that, Father.

Look, you're a good man,
and I know you have

a duty to the church,
but you still have a duty

to get justice
for Angelica.

I made sure
she was protected.

Is that why
you were sent away?

Look, whoever did this,
how do you know

he's not still molesting
little girls?

Because he swore to me
he wouldn't.

Well, he broke the law,
and if you don't tell me

his name,
you're breaking it too.

I can't.
I gave them my word.

Are you protecting
a pedophile or the church?

- No! Neither.
- Then what is it, hmm?

Did he have leverage on you?

I mean,
are you protecting yourself?

No, this has nothing
to do with me.

I don't matter
in any of this.

All right, then,
who does?

Who else matters
that much to you--

Oh.

I'm sorry, Father.

[Cell door opens and closes]

Hey, you were right.
He's hiding something.

But he's not guilty
of abuse.

No. We got the wrong sin.

[Knock at door]

Oh, detectives.
Can I help you?

Actually, it's Father Shea
who needs your help.

Is he all right?

Honey, can you wait outside?

Those accusations
we told you about--

I said he would never--

Well, he can't
or won't defend himself.

Thinks if he tells us
the truth,

someone innocent
will get hurt.

I-I don't know who.

You know,
I have a daughter.

Most days, I think she looks
just like her mother.

Beautiful.

But sometimes,

when my daughter's
mood changes...

I see myself.

Please.

Don't.

Does Sofia know
who her father is?

We spoke to Ms. Santiago.

And she told us
that Sofia is your daughter.

I spent ten years making sure
that was kept secret

for Sofia's sake.

But Menendez knew.

Rita confessed to him.

She told him
how much in love we were.

And he used that
as leverage

to keep you quiet about what
he did to Angelica.

No, that wasn't the reason.

Well?

After Angelica
came to me,

I went to Menendez.

He asked me
to hear his confession.

He told me
what he did to her.

He said it was
a one-time weakness.

And once he confessed,

you were bound by the vow
of the confessional.

See, that's still not
good enough, father.

You put other girls
in jeopardy.

No, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no.

He swore to me
that it wouldn't happen again.

And you believed him?

Pedophiles are gifted liars.

Yes, I did.

See, I've left my daughter
at that parish,

and Rita keeps
an eye on him,

and then, once a year,
I come in

to take his confession.

For a decade.

And I don't believe
he's hurt anyone else.

Is that how
you sleep at night?

[Scoffs]

Who says I do?

Well, you may have kept
the vow of the confessional,

but you broke the law.

You have a legal obligation
to report abuse.

You're as guilty as he is.

Yes.

I understand.

Do you understand

that you have to testify
against Menendez?

Yes, I understand
that too.

You know,
one more thing, Father.

Your transgression
will come out.

You might want to tell
Sofia yourself.

What do you mean,
it wasn't him?

They transferred Father Shea.

That's what they do
to pedophiles.

It wasn't Father Shea.

But you told me
that there was--

I told you
what happened to me.

I never said who it was.

I was afraid you'd go after him,
get in trouble.

I beat him up.

I'm in jail.

He got the wrong priest.
You should let him go.

That's not the way
it works.

I'm sorry, Enrique.

[Crying]
I'm so sorry.

You didn't do
anything wrong.

If I'd have looked out for you
in the first place,

this would've never
have happened.

[Sniffles]

Yeah, I know
it's Christmas Eve, Teresa.

I'm trying.

I--
[Sighs]

She hung up on you?

Old habits die hard.

You're doing
everything you can.

She doesn't seem
to think so.

But I got an idea.

[Knock at door]

[Holiday music playing
in the distance]

Detective...

my grandkids are inside.
It's Christmas Eve.

That's why I'm here, Judge.

I need you to sign a conditional
release for Sam Randall.

Not my problem.

Come on, Judge.
It's Christmas Eve.

You know the guy
is innocent.

Let him go home
and spend it with his son.

I'll keep him handcuffed
to me if you want.

Timmy...

go get your grandpa's
reading glasses, huh?

Give me those papers.

But he's your responsibility,
Detective.

Merry Christmas.

- Merry Christmas, Judge.
- Yeah.

[Sighs]
Well, that was Fin.

Sam's free.

He's on his way home.

A Christmas miracle.

Hey, and you'll make
your flight.

Yeah, I'm not going
anywhere

until we get a warrant
for Menendez

from Judge Harrison.

Liv, go.
I've got this.

I can't.

Hey, you put off
your vacation

till there are
no bad guys left.

Look, I know,
I know, but--

All right,
you know what?

This is my Christmas gift.

Really?

Yeah, really.
Come on.

I want jewelry
next year.

[Chuckles]

Look, I have my phone
with me.

I'm not turning it off.
If you need anything--

Liv. Enjoy.

Merry Christmas, Nick.

[Chuckles]

You too, Liv.

[Peaceful music playing]

♪

Merry Christmas.

I got a present for you.

Dad!

- Have a nice night, Fin.
- Where you going?

- Home.
- Like hell you are.

Your family's
in Georgia, right?

You better sit your ass down
and have some food,

'fore I have to pay
for not inviting you

in the first place.

Got that right.
Come on in.

[Laughs]

[Hark! The Herald Angels
Sing playing]

♪

Children, attention, please.

It's almost time
for the opening hymn.

Don't worry.
I'll be right behind you.

Mm.

[Laughter,
indistinct chatter]

A little libation.

- Help yourself.
- Okay.

Seriously, do you people
ever quit?

I'm sorry, Your Honor.
We want to pick him up tonight.

[Sighs]
One condition.

Let him finish mass.

Yes, sir.

You got the warrant?

Oh, great news, Nick.

Thank you.

Okay.

[Gunshots]

[People screaming]

Out of the way.
Out of the way!

[Suspenseful music]

♪

[Sobbing]

- Get off of her.
- [Sobbing].

Hey, NYPD.
Get off of her.

- [Sobbing]
- Angelica.

Angelica.

I was here to arrest him.

It's too late.

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