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[Narrator] Previously on 'Sex and Violence'

I love you.

[screaming]

You're going to be okay, don't move, just don't move.

I'm a victim's advocate.

Did your husband do this to you?

If your wife contacts you-- You're giving

She did go home. The hatchet woman!

I said she talked about going home.

I want to report a homicide and come fast now!

[stuggling, fighting sounds]

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This music sucks.

I'd offer to buy you a drink but I've gotta work tonight.

Could I get your number?

Can I call you a taxi?

Do you have friends here?

Don't be stupid, let me call you a taxi.

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[male voice] Hey. Hey.

Yeah.

[attacking, struggling sounds]

[head slams hard, keys drop]

[door opening]

[panting breaths, grunting]

[panting breaths, grunting]

[Roach yelps]

[fighting sounds]

You gonna fuckin' rape me?

Fuckin' cock sucker!

[struggling, fighting sounds]

Fucking bitch! Shut your fuckin mouth.

Fuck.

[fighting sounds]

Stay the fuck down!

Oh, man.

[labored breathing, fighting]

Fucking stay down!

[labored breathing, fighting]

I think you should stay down.

Fuckin' bitch.

What? Fuckin like it.

Yeah.

[very labored breathing]

Ah fuck, oh shit, where the fuck is my tooth?

[gasping deep breaths]

[water fills tub]

[water fills tub]

[painfully] Ahhh.

Unh, oh, ah.

Unh, oh, ah.

Uunnhhh.

[whimpering]

[whimpering]

This is crazy. You gotta go home.

I'm not going home.

This is gonna hurt a lot more, later.

You should see the other guy.

We got a domestic.

[gasping, struggling breaths]

[attack sounds and yelling]

You tryin to strangle your wife? Is that it?

Is that it? Is that it mother fucker?

Jesus! I'm not fucking with this asshole.

I thought he made the call. What?

The husband called. Did you call 9-1-1?

What the fuck were you doing with the lamp cord?

Trying to keep her away from me!

Oh Jesus. Stop it. Hey!

Okay, this is fucking ridiculous. I am out of here.

You broke this guy's nose! Sorry mister.

You were attacked?

What happened?

I brought him down to booking and they told me

I had to come here and see you.

No, I mean, tell me about the attack.

You were raped? No, it was attempted.

That must have been... terrifying.

I deal with rapists on a pretty regular basis.

Um, so do I. Pretty sure this would have still ruined my day.

Yah, well this is kinda, because I could use some sleep.

Where is he now? The rapist.

They were going to take him down to the hospital.

Did you go to the hospital?

Didn't they take any evidence from you?

I wasn't raped.

I left my clothes I was wearing at the precinct.

So, why did he go to the hospital?

Because I beat the fuck out of him.

I don't know I broke his nose or something.

There was a lot of blood.

You apprehended him by yourself? Yeah.

You were alone? I was off duty.

So then you went right back to work? It was my shift.

Are you going to let yourself feel this?

Probably not.

You know what I-I feel it here on the back on my head,

where my head hit the car

and right here where I am missing a fucking tooth.

I feel that when food gets caught in it

and um, where, where he punched me, I feel that. Yeah.

I want to see you back here in three days.

Oh God, come on. I'm a cop.

I've been in fist fights before, scuffles whatever.

Yes, but this, is an attempted rape.

I been attempted-- you know, whatever, you say it.

Attempted killed before, ok, when--

Nobody makes me come and talk to the therapist

when somebody tries to run me down with their car or knife me.

Yes they do. No, if they succeed I do!

If they actually run me over or knife me.

If this had happened to my partner, he wouldn't be here.

Would it have happened to your partner?

Well, they'd have an easier time raping him.

Okay, see you in three days

and if you need to call in sick before then, I will back you up.

I won't, it's not serious. Thank you.

My mother was a cherished mother and sister.

Was known to be gentle, neighborly.

Those of us who knew... Carol,

it's better if we remember some happier memory.

Like her deep laugh, her willingness to listen.

Not the pain of her final days or the way she died.

What a crock.

What, did you come to this funeral just to heckle?

Those are her children.

Leave them alone.

No, I really have to get in touch with them.

For what?

To help them, with the courts.

You want them to testify against their father.

They're victims too.

Leave those kids alone, you psychotic cow.

I'll just give them my number.

It's inappropriate--

I was your mother's social service advocate.

I knew her for a few days,

she talked a lot about you and your sister.

I hadn't seen her in a year.

I know.

I shouldn't have left here there.

Tim Junior, right?

Timmy.

Timmy, you were never in a position

to alter her circumstances.

You saved yourself. You helped your sister.

You have nothing to be sorry about.

I want you to contact me soon.

I'm sorry for your loss. I-I really liked your mother.

Manipulative bitch.

What do you mean 'he's not here'. Get him.

That would go against doctors orders

seeing how he's got six broken ribs, a femur and a cheekbone.

What happened?

Oh, he was assaulted by the police. Object.

He was attacked, your Honor, by the accuser. Object.

What are you saying? That Constable Roach broke 8 bones?

Oh nine. Well, the femur twice. Also a concussion, they suspect.

Miss Roach wasn't on duty your honor

and the defendant was raping her. Objection.

Trying to rape her.

That is the charge Mr. Deane.

An unwelcome advance you honor.

The defendant had no way of knowing that constable Roach

would not be open to sexual concourse, uh, with a man.

[Judge] Really. Irrelevant.

It must have been very dark.

He was drunk. Irrelevant.

Well certainly not a defense.

Mr. Whynacht, I see Constable Roach in the oourt room.

I don't see any visible injuries.

How does the victim have no sign of injury and yet the attacker

has 8 broken bones and can't leave the hospital?

[Mr. Whynacht] You're not going to play into this?

Well, Roach is a police officer and she is trained

and is capable of subduing an aggressor.

Is there any physical evidence of the assault

on Constable Roach? It doesn't appear from the case file,

that she even went to the hospital.

There's the testimony of a police officer.

I'm aware that the victim is a police officer.

I'm also aware of her imperfect record.

I'm asking if the crown has evidence

to counter the eight, nine broken bones of the defense?

The testimony.

Well, I don't think we can hear a plea in absentia

under the circumstances

we'll have to set a new arraignment date.

In the meantime get your stories straight.

[therapist] What was she demanding from you?

An apology. For what?

The way I talked about her to other people.

And how do you talk about her to other people?

You need to talk. I vent like everybody else.

She does it, I don't ask her to apologize.

Did you apologize?

Six times. Why six times?

Because it wasn't good enough.

She said the way I apologized offended her.

I had to apologize for the way I apologized.

[laughs]

That's funny?

I'm sorry, but it's classic psychological abuse.

She really had you going.

I'm happy I amuse you.

Well think about it.

Yeah, I guess she did.

She made you apologize for the way you apologized, six times.

Then what?

She hit me over the head with a frying pan.

Oh god.

She could've killed me.

She flattened your face.

No. She hit me in the back of the head.

What did she do to your face?

Nothing, a female cop broke my nose.

[laughing] Oh, you've got to be kidding!

I'm not a cop. I don't work for the prosecution.

I'm an independent person, pursuing information he gave me.

Did you tell Mr. Fitzmorris that you were his advocate?

Yes.What?

And you see no infringements of his rights?

I don't give a shit about his rights. I used to be a lawyer.

I'm not a lawyer now. I'm not bound by privilege.

[Jasper] And he mentioned that he owned a convenience store

in an anger management session?

Yes. Jesus.

[Jasper] I think they've got a great case

to get discovery of the body withheld.

If there's no body, does that mean we pretend she isn't dead?

We have to argue that the discovery was inevitable.

That's where your testimony is key.

Oh, shit. I told you.Shit.

What? She lied. You lied?

No, no. They were looking for probable cause,

so I told them that Carol probably went to the apartment.

You didn't say probably.

But you got that from your session with Brenda?

No. She didn't go to Carol's therapy session.

Yes I did. I was there. I left early, I had a call.

So how'd you overhear that she intended to go home?

She told me. I did not!

[Neville] We've been through this.

Alex embellished to rouse police interest.

What's the difference? He killed her. She's dead.

Alex, you think you're bucking the system

but you just end up fucking over your client.

You think the police are so stupid

they weren't going to question her husband

two days after he stabbed her in the back with a hatchet?

The poor woman was beaten to death

and now you want to kick the shit out of me?

I do.

I'm not going up the river with you.

If it came to light

where I heard Carol Fitzmorris's call for help--

In my flat?

I'd have to recuse and the whole case

would get thrown out the window, honestly.

Well Jasper, as much as I am tempted to boast

to all the girls in the locker room that I laid you,

don't worry.

And the other thing? Hmmn?

The other thing.

The other thing? Oh, the other man.

Don't worry about him. I don't think we'll see him.

Not with that early morning wake-up call.

I hope not, because I sat in front of police officers

pretending to listen to that call for the first time,

and if he were to say otherwise--

Gregory. Oh.

If Gregory were to say otherwise,

I could get disbarred.

Well I know what that feels like.

You just don't want anyone to know

she saw you making out with another guy.

You shouldn't taunt Jasper.

You tell me that you had a threesome

and I'm not allowed to torment him?

You could have got yourself killed.

When was the last time Louella left the house?

She's agoraphobic.

You're enabling her. She's got to get off that couch.

As sweetly as I can say it Alex, piss off.

She's perfectly happy the way she is.

Not every housewife needs saving.

She's gonna drop dead of a heart attack one of these days.

And your gonna get the clap, slut.

Ah, sorry, sorry.

You can't stay in the room with her too long.

We're trying to keep things as sterile as possible.

If she's not ready I can come back, I've got other clients.

Just don't shake her hand. It hurts her to move.

Any tips on talking about it?

I've been over things with her. Just, she's pretty.

I think that's what you have to see.

That's how people have seen her and how she sees herself.

Don't just see her injuries.

Right.

Walter didn't like me going out with my single friends.

He said we're married now so we should do the things

that married people do.

And my friends should be the wives of his friends.

And what about the friends you had before you were married?

He didn't like me going out with them to bars

where they would pick up men like sluts.

And where did he meet you?

In a bar.

So, what did you do?

I stopped going out with them.

And when did he break your arm?

The renovations. I didn't want him to take the window out

so close to the holidays. His parents were coming

and I didn't want the plastic over the window.

My mother-in-law is very particular.

And that's why he broke your arm?

Because of the window

and because I should not tell him what to do.

He broke your arm to control you, hmm?

Because you had your own thoughts, you spoke your mind.

Isn't that closer to the truth?

He isolated you from your friends

and family to control you.

But now hmm, now you're gonna make your own choices.

No, I can't have him here.

He's not a threat.

Look, I empathize Brenda, but the women and kids here

aren't ready to cohabitate with a man yet.

They'll either fuck him or be threatened by him or both.

It's just not what they need, okay.

I can't send this guy home.

Well, he can't stay here.

Could you show him to a homeless shelter?

You've been served by Tim Fitzmorris

to testify against Alex.

Thanks dickheads!

[Marjorie] Excuse me. Don't you call me a dickhead.

[TV plays in background]

[TV plays in background]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

[murmurs, kissing and moaning]

Keep doing that.

[heavy breathing, moaning]

[heavy breathing, moaning]

Ah God.

[panting breaths]

Ah God, oh, ah.

Oh my God.

[gasping breaths]

[gasping breaths]

Oh God.

[heavy panting breaths]

Oh Jesus.

[orgasmic panting and moaning]

[orgasmic panting and moaning]

Well, that was almost two minutes.

That's all it takes, Mommy.

I don't belong here.

I know. I'm sorry we don't have anything else.

It's temporary and we can get you moved on a priority basis.

When?

I don't know but I'll file paperwork tomorrow.

Look, it's temporary. I'm not gonna leave you here I promise.

You missed last call.Yep.

Roach, I heard you kicked a rapist's ass.

Jerry, listen, we should tell people not to leave here alone.

Nobody's leaving here alone, on purpose, Roach.

No shit, asshole.

Love you.

What's this?

Fizzy water.

Thanks, big spender.

You want something else?

No, this is good.

You're welcome.

Did you put a ruffie in it? No.

Darn.

What? You're not gonna drink it?

I don't know you.

Pretty smart.

Yeah, I'm a rocket scientist.

What do you do?

I'm a cop.

Are you that one everyone is talking about?

I don't know. You got raped?

You up for police brutality?

No.

It must be someone else.

How about you?

You really a rocket scientist?

No, but I could be if I wanted.

You really a cop?

Maybe.

Do you want me to be?

Um hum.

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You wanna get outta here?

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I want to see you.

Can we just leave the lights off?

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Uha.

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Oh, oh, not easy, can you... gently do that?

Ah, thank you.

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You're so beautiful, so beautiful.

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[orgasmic panting, moaning]

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Um, yeah.

Ahh.

Should I stay?

I, I got a really big day tomorrow.

What do you do for real?

I gotta appear in court

against the prick that tried to rape me.

That was you.

Yeah, it was me.

Fuck. No.

Is he in jail?

He'll probably get arraigned today.

I'm sorry.

Thanks.

I should leave you to your rest.

Thanks, um, thanks for fucking me.

Any time.

I was kinda nervous being the first time after that.

The thing you know.

I could have been more gentle.

I liked it.

You want to do me a favor? Take a cab home.

Okay.

There's money in my cookie jar on my counter.

Yeah, you gonna pay me?

Well for your cab ride. Do it.

I will, I promise.

I think I should see someone.

Who?

Fertility someone?

Okay.

I waited too long.

No.

It took me too long to find you.

No. It's gonna happen.

We could adopt.

I'll get you in to see someone right away.

Come on, we barely tried.

Just gonna have to fuck a lot, okay?

Okay.

Okay. Okay.

What, like right now? Really?

Not guilty your honor. Plea is entered.

We request that he be released to his own recognizance.

My client is not a flight risk.

He has a wife, 4 kids right here in the city.

Yes, but these are serious allegations.

This is a case of an unwelcome flirtation.

The complainant over reacted.

Where have I heard that one before?

You Honor, the defendant just spent 72 hours in a hospital.

If he was going anywhere he'd be gone.

That's a fair point. Alright, bail is set at $1000.

We'd like a swift preliminary hearing your Honor.

What's the rush? My client deserves to have his name cleared?

Yes, he has the right to a hearing within ten days

and he doesn't have to waive that right.

Hey Roach, I hear you finally got a boyfriend

and you really did snap him in two.

You're a fuckin riot Duffis.

Well, now you're dating guys, MacIntyre here have a shot?

Don't be such a bitch Duffis.

What, I'm just razzin' her the way she would me

if I put a perp in the hospital.

Yeah, they're really lining up to rape you.

[laughs heartily]

What, am I being insensitive here?

Don't worry about it Duffis, you're right.

I would snap you in half.

[Duffis] There you go, see? One of the guys.

[whispered] What the fuck are you doing?

What's up Downey? You coming?

Right behind you.

[Roach laughs] You're serious?

[Downey] True story. First date Vinnie's Pasta Bar.

She says her contact lens is bothering her.

Something wrong with it.

So she goes to the bathroom and I'm sitting there eating bread.

It's fuckin' amazing French bread there by the way.

And she comes back and she sits at the next table over

and starts talking to the guy sitting at that table.

And I look at the guy and he looks at me.

He's eating bread too and just kind of shrugs.

[Roach laughs] She never catches on.

She finishes the date with that guy.

Ah, shame you are that forgettable.

Exactly.

I want to stop over here do you mind?

No. We're off for an hour.

Just take a minute.

[Roach] Just be a minute.

Hi there, are you the one who called?

Hey, what's your name? Elizabeth.

Elizabeth, all right, so what's going on?

There was this girl, she passed out.

She was drunk and there, there were these boys.

Okay, all right, so Elizabeth where's she now?

Someone's parents took her.

Okay, it's kinda cold so you put this on okay?

There you go. [Elizabeth cries]

Oh, oh, oh, it's okay, it's alright.

Hey, it's okay. You did the right thing.

It's okay. It's all gonna be okay.

[fighting noises]

[fighting noises]

Do you mind if we do an errand, I didn't have time to do today?

Sure.

How did it go this afternoon?

He plead not guilty. Kinda have to.

No, he doesn't have to. They tell

Well he listened and he asked for a speedy pretrial.

What the prosecutor say? I didn't

Get a new one.

They're all the same. There's no case, there's no evidence.

You'll tell them what happened.

Classic. You're a cop.

That'll still get you a large double-double in Spryfield.

Come on.

He says, he made an advance and I over reacted.

What, like you had a moment of heterosexual panic?

Ha, I guess.

Hi, can I help you?

You ah, you need to know that, that your husband is a rapist.

Are you the one? Yeah, I'm

Then you know you shouldn't be here. Get off my property.

He's um, pretty comfortable hanging around parting lots

jumping out, choke holds. He's had a lot of practice.

Who the hell would rape you? Your husband.

Figure out where he goes at night.

Check his alibi's.

Where does he actually tell you he goes at night?

[Downey] What are you doing?

Where does he tell you he goes at night?

Who with and check, because he's fuckin lying?

[Downey] Let's go.

This was not his first time. You know.

[Downey] Let's go. You know!

Are you out of your mind Maria?

She should know.

It was on the news, she knows.

Why don't you let me drive? Never.

Look her husband's not who she thinks he is, okay?

She knows now. She's gotta put the pieces together.

You know he's got a hobby or-or something he lies to her about.

Now maybe she'll connect the dots. This is a lot

The guy had me in a choke hold, had the car door open

in three seconds, he's done this a lot.

You're gonna fuck up your case. What case?

Why do you think the Judge won't believe you?

It doesn't matter if he does. It's my word.

That's enough. You're a cop. That's never

Brenda, is everything all right? Is Alex in trouble?

They didn't suspend her.

Good.

I'm not sure if it's good.

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I was hoping you'd be here.

It's the only bar in town.

All right, well um, I hope today went well.

[Narrator] Next time on 'Sex and Violence'

Help!

Do you have family here? Hisfamily.

I thought you got fired?

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