All language subtitles for Hunter S07E13 - Fatal Obsession - Part 02

Present, hut!

Mr. Molenski,
this flight does not

fit anywhere replace
your daughter,

but it represents
all that is good

and all that is brave
in this country.

And your daughter was
good and she was brave.

I know she'll always
remain in your heart

and she'll always
remain in ours.

Mr. Molenski, I'm very sorry.

If there's anything I can
do for your family, I will.

Thank you very much.

We'll get this guy.

Many times as I've been
to one of these things,

you just never get used to them.

I'm getting tired of losing
good officers this way.

Charlie, who's running
this investigation?

Sergeant Hunter is, sir.

Good.

Hunter, I want you
on this full time

until we catch my
Molenski's killers.

Yes, sir.

Clayton, I want you to give
Hunter everything he needs.

Yes, sir.

You pick the officers
you want on this

and I'll get you all the
overtime money you can use.

Thank you.

So how do you want to proceed?

Well, let's pick a team and
have a tactical at 1400 hours

this afternoon.

Sounds good.

Let's get it done.

Yes, sir.

Finally, I want to encourage
you to use caution here.

Our suspect has killed officers
using silicone coated bullets

and stolen their badges
in six other cities.

We're working with ATF
to track down the source

of the silicone bullets.

We also have a stakeout
on Robert Spencer's house.

Now Spencer is the
registered owner to the car

that Molenski stopped
when she was gunned down.

As you can see in
your paperwork here,

Spencer has a record
for assault and robbery.

It's all in your files.

Yeah, Joe.

Is Spencer the only suspect?

Spencer is the only
suspect as of now.

So, let's get this guy.

By the way, Novak,
we're going to need all

the help we can get on this.

Can we count on you?

I'd like to help but I'm
not sure that I can right now.

Excuse me.

What do you mean you're not
sure you can help right now?

Obviously, you're the one with
the expertise in this field.

I know.

But technically,
I'm still on leave.

I'll have to think about it.

What's there to think about?

It's not that simple, Rick.

Oh, yes it is that simple.

I mean, either do or you don't.

I mean what do you want, two
more years to think about it?

Who is it?

A gentleman
to see you, Lorraine.

It's me, honey.

Hello, dear.

You're here.

Yeah.

That husband of yours is even
more handsome than you said,

Lorraine.

Well, I'll leave you two alone.
- Thank you, ma'am.

Old busybody.

Oh I've been driving 36
hours straight just dying

to see that pretty little face.

I had a dream
about us last night.

You did?

I was crying when I woke
up and you weren't here.

Oh, baby.

Shh.

Be all right.

I'm here now.

And I ain't going nowhere.

Look, you and me
have got to talk.

Now, driving in, I
heard on the radio news

that some cops got drilled
with a silicone bullet, Loreen.

Tell me that wasn't you.

Come on.
Tell me the truth.

I'm sorry, Jimmy, I
just couldn't help myself.

Man, oh, baby, baby, God.

You promised me
that you were going

to lay off that sort of thing.

Didn't you?

Where is it?

Oh, God.

And my gun.

Baby.

Well, I hope that you
didn't screw up our plans.

No, everything's going to be OK.

See?

I almost paid for it.

See?

I wrote that officer's
name 836 times.

When I get to 1,000 then
everything will be OK.

This is just...

You are going to lay off
this cop killing stuff,

you hear Me you're
going to drop it.

Well, I'll try, Jimmy.

Don't.

Are you mad at me?

Well, I never could stay mad
at such a cute thing like you,

I guess.

Hey, press my pants.

Come on.

Turn on the steam.

Hi, Allie.

Hi, Mom.

I'm drawing something for you.

Wow, that is a beautiful horse.

I think the feet are too tiny.

I don't know.

I like my horses with tiny feet.

Hey, Peanut, there's something
I want to talk to you about.

You know the deal we
made about my job?

Well, I think that I'm needed
back on the police force.

Is it because of that
policewoman who was shot?

Yes, it is.

I want to help find who did it.

Did you know her?

Uh, huh.

I knew Joanne.

She was a very good person.

Why did she have to die?

Because a bad person wanted
to kill a police officer.

Then why do you want to be one?

Because I'm good
at it and I like it.

But I won't do it if
you don't want me to.

Will Grandma take care of me?

Yes, she will.

She loves you very much.

Then I guess it's OK.

You sure?

Uh, huh.

You know when I go out to play
you tell me to be careful?

I want you to be careful.

I will, Peanut, I promise.

How you doing?

There's no liftable
prints inside.

It looks like it
was wiped clean.

Guys about done?

Yeah, just about.

What's that smell?

Smell that?

Yeah.

Acetone.

Take this rag and
that piece of paper

and put it in a baggie for me.

Right.

Now, measure from the back
of the seat to the gas

pedal, up to the steering
wheel for me too.

Right.

20 Charles go.

Metro Stakeout
reports suspect Robert Spencer

has arrived at his residence.

They're standing by.

Good.

Tell them if Spencer
moves to jump on him.

If not, sit still
till I get there.

Roger, R20 Charles.

Perhaps you'd be interested
in something like this.

Yeah, yeah, that's... that's...

That's nice stuff.

But, I don't know.

I was looking for something
with a little more zip to it,

you know?

Well, maybe if you gave me
a for instance it might help.

You're the salesman.

No, I don't know.

I tell you.

I don't care about
the cost, you know?

Just as long as the
piece has a little bit

of imagination in it, you know?

Excuse me.

Do you have any diamond
tennis bracelets?

Yes ma'am, we do.

Let me call a salesman
from the back.

No, no, no.

That's all right.

You help this charming lady
here while I just browse around.

How about that?

Thank you.

Don't mention it.

Now these are very pretty.

Yes, they are.

I got set up.

I don't deal dope.

You got set up, huh?

Is that why you
killed Officer Molenski?

I didn't shoot no cop.

Why didn't you report your
car stolen, Mr. Spencer?

I've been out of
town for a week.

Didn't even know it was gone.

It's the truth, man.

Here's some more truth for you.

You got busted
for armed robbery.

Used a 38, right?

Yeah, so what?

The officer we buried this
morning was hit with a 38 slug.

Did you kill her?
- No way.

You use silicone coated bullets?

Get some ears and listen.

I didn't kill anyone.

You're not going to
lie your way out of this.

You pulled that trigger, you're
on your way to the gas chamber.

Just cause I got a
record, you want me to take

a fall on a cop killing?

No way.

I'm not going down for that.

Find some other pigeon.

Mr. Spencer, if I find
out you had anything

to do with Officer Molenski's
death, anything at all,

you won't make it to jail.

What do you want a burn bar for?

Huh?

Going to torch your
way into a safe?

That's my business.

How much?

Won't cost you nothing
if I can't find one.

Getting it, that's the trick.

Yeah, I know.

That's why I'm here.

Now, come on.

I've got to have a rough
estimate on this thing.

Or I'm just going to hit the
trail, find somebody else.

Give me a bottom line
on this Mr. Sigalla.

Maybe I want a little
piece of your action.

Maybe, you play it straight,
I'll give you a lot of action.

Like how much?

Like $100,000, minimum.

Tell you what.

You let me handle what you
get, the burn bar is on me.

You handle ice,
big old chunks of it.

The bigger, the better.

I got a guy, he could
record the Hope Diamond

so you'd never recognize it.

Well, then maybe you and me
has got a deal, Mr. Sigalla.

Nice choice of restaurants.

No, I'm not kidding you.

I tell you something, on
my first date with my wife,

rest her soul.

We were in that booth
right over there.

Yeah, we had that
cheeseburgers, French fries,

and a root beer float.

Used to be a burger joint.

Let me have some
Thai ice tea, OK?

But we didn't come here to
discuss nostalgia, did we?

What's on your mind?

I want on the Molenski case.

I want on it full time.

You talk to Hunter?

No, but he was right.

You can't conduct
an investigation

without officers who are
totally committed to the job.

And you're committed now?

Yes.

Well that's good
news for our side.

I think Hunter could use
some help on this case.

That is, if you don't have
a problem working with him.

No, why do you ask?

I don't know.

It seems to me
that things are not

that simple between you two.

You sure there isn't something
I should know about you?

Yeah, there is.

All right, I'll see you later.

Thanks, Captain.

Yeah, this is commander R 2114.

You got anything for me?

Commander, you
have a call R20 on tack two.

Roger.

Commander R to R20 Charles, go.

Captain, ATF gave
us a possible on

those silicone coated bullets.

Carl's Gun Store
on Catalina Street.

I'll need backup before I go in.

I'd like to be in on this.
You got it.

I'll wait for you.

Hey, open a window.

Open a window.

Stuff stinks.

So, what's the story?

They moved the safe.

That means that they
must have remodeled

since these
blueprints were made.

Well, big deal, Jimmy.

So what?

Well, if they remodeled, honey,

they may have put in a different
alarm system, all right?

That's it.

We can't chance it.

We'll have to find some
other place to hit.

Baby, I always do what you say.

You know that.

But I ain't sitting in
this out house one more

day waiting for you to
line up the perfect score.

How many times I gotta tell you,

we don't do it right,
we're going to spend

our old age in the can.

Yeah, well you tell me something

I haven't heard before.

Hey, you know it's cause
I love you, sugar, Huh?

That's why I take
such good care of you.

You know I hate that, Jimmy.

I know you do.

But you put up with it because
I tell you to, don't you?

Come on, give Daddy a kiss.

Don't push it, Jimmy.

Just stop.

You're the craziest woman
I ever met, you know that?

I never know whether you're
going to love me or kill me.

Stick around and find out.

What can I do for you?

See that 38 right there.

Sure thing.

Has a muzzle velocity
of 825 feet per second

with a standard load.

Use a 158 grain slug and has
235 pounds per square inch

of wallop at impact point.

This baby means business.

You're a cop, aren't you?

Yes, sir.

I can always tell, you know.

They come in here a lot to buy.

LAPD gets a 10% discount
on anything in the store.

10%.

That include ammunition?

Anything.

I have some hot loads available,
stop a half ton pickup

truck dead in its tracks.

Does that include
silicone bullets?

What are you talking about?

Oh you know what I'm talking
about, silicone bullets.

You sell them, don't you?

That's against the law.

Oh, I know it's against the law.

But you do sell them.

And I'm here to get them.

Freeze!

Don't hurt me.

Shut up!

I caught this bug
trying to crawl away.

Mr. Garber, you
better tell me something

in the next five
seconds or you're

going to have a bad accident.
- OK.

OK.

Couple months back, a
guy comes into the place,

offers me $1,000 for
a box of silicone.

Describe him.

28, 29.

He had a small cut.

Over his right eye, a tattoo
on the back of his left hand

What's his name?

What's his name?

Said to call him Johnny.

Honest.

That's all I know.

You ever been to
jail, Mr. Garber?

Oh, come on.

I'm a family man.

I have a wife and family.

So did the police
officers that were killed

were those silicone bullets.

He tried to rape me.

Calm down, calm down, lady.

In the women's bathroom.

Try and tell me what happened.

Please, you have to get
him before he gets away.

14L41.

Requesting a backup
at Helms Park.

Got a possible 240 suspect.

Wait inside the car.

This is the police.

Anybody's, in there
come out with your hands

on top of your head.

Is anybody in there?

No witnesses.

Not one good lead.

But another officer dead.

We got to nail this one down.

Oh, I forgot to tell you.

Novak requested to be
put back on this case

and I cleared it
with the captain.

Zoe.

I'm going back to Metro.

Thanks, Captain.

Let's get busy.

OK, here's what we have so far.

The car used in the
Molenski killing,

I found an acetone soaked rag.

The seat was pulled up
close to the steering wheel.

Now here, police
officer's gunned

down in a woman's bathroom.

That's a lot of things pointing
to our killer being a female.

And Carl Garber, guy
who owns a gun store,

sold some silicone covered
bullets to a man recently.

Yeah, well that
could be unrelated.

It could be.

But we could also be looking for
two people, a man and a woman.

Let's run some of these
scenarios through NCIC.

Yeah, good idea.

You're a real piece
of work, aren't you?

Huh?

Baby, you are going
to be the death of me.

It's all over the
news, you know.

Give me that!

Jimmy, give me back my notebook.

I gotta write his name
down 483 more times

to make everything OK.

Will you get real here, lover?

This crap doesn't work, OK?

Burn the damn thing!

Bastard!

Give me the gun, sugar.

It's OK.

Come on.

Every time we argue, I
remember how you shot him.

I did it for you, honey.

I'm the one who
should have shot him.

The one who wanted to.

I know.

I know.

I tell you what.

Let's take a minute
here, all right?

Why don't you go for a walk.

Let's calm down.

We can't be reasonable when
you get like this, you know?

Don't you think?

That's a good girl.

Just a second.

You got one broccoli.

You've got one milk,
one yogurt, and you

got one clove of garlic.

It's like you're shopping
for one meal at a time.

I like to cook with
fresh ingredients

and this place has the best.

That's why I always stop here.

Hey Chris, Where's Allie?

She's at home with Grandma.

Ben, I want you to
meet a friend of mine.

This is Rick Hunter.

Ben, How you doing?

Nice to meet you, Rick.

You tell Allie that
I am saving you

some of that licorice she likes
until she comes in for it.

Ah, it's her favorite.

I'll let her know.

See you later, Ben.

Nice meeting you, Ben.

Nice to meet you.

Mary Wyler Anderson,
convicted of a double

homicide of her ex-boyfriend
and his new girlfriend.

March, 1987.

Escaped from the Tennessee
State Correctional Facility,

July 6, 1989.

Is that it?

That's it.

She doesn't fit.

Our suspect has a serious
authority fixation.

Nothing about that Mary
Anderson suggests that.

Mom.

What are you doing
out of bed, Peanut?

I can't sleep.

Are you going to work all night?

Just a bit longer.

Well, what we're doing here,
we're checking our computers

for all the suspects.

For the one who killed
the police officer?

That's right.

Can I see?

Well...

No.

You are going back to bed now.

Give me a hug and a kiss.

All right, have a good dream.

Hope you can come
again for dinner.

Thanks.

So do I.

I'll tuck you in.

Good night.

OK, honey.

Brush your teeth and
get ready for bed.

Oh, don't forget to turn
the lights out, Alex.

I love you, Peanut.

Good night.

She is getting so big.

Yeah, take a look at this here.

Loreen Arness.

Paragon City, Texas.

Convicted of murder
at 16 years of age.

Served four years in
Juvenile Hall, then released.

Victim was a Paragon
County Sheriff.

Look at that right there.

Her father?

That's the best one
we've seen tonight.

Is there more?

Oh, yeah.

Known associates, James
Armstrong Wilkins,

wanted in connection with
the jewelry store burglary

two years ago in New Orleans.

New Orleans?

Wait a minute.

There was a cop killed
and his badge taken

in New Orleans two years ago.

Look at this.

Shot with a silicone bullet.

It's the same scenario, Captain.

Silicone coated bullets.

Badges were taken
and jewelry stolen.

And the description of Wilkins
matches what Garber gave us.

That's right.

Loreen's father
was a local sheriff

and it came out at
her trial that he'd

been abusing her for some time.

Apparently she had enough.

Shot him to death and now
she's running around killing

authority figures.

Lieutenant Hunter?

Yeah?

Burglary details been
following up on your request.

They get some info from
one of the snitches.

We brought in a guy
named Al Sigalla.

He bought a burn bar
on the black market

and sold to someone
named Johnny Wilson.

Here's his address.
- Good work.

Now what's the
description on Wilson.

He's got a scar over
his right eye and a tattoo

on his left hand.

Jimmy Wilkins.

Release Sigalla.
Sit on him.

Take Righetti with you.

- Gotcha.
- Thanks.

Good work.

He's here.

OK.

Everybody, hold your positions.

Roger, will do.

Mrs. Lasky?

Where is everybody?

Freeze right there,
Wilkins, police.

Chris!

You all right?

Captain.

What's up?

Look at this.

That is sick.

Well, you ought to go
home and get some sleep.

The shooting team's going
to be all over you tomorrow.

No, he's right, Chris.

You go home.

Spend some time with Alison.

Get away from this.

See you tomorrow.

OK, you'll call me
if anything breaks?

Sure.

You all right?

I'll be OK.

Good work today, Novak.

Sigalla's Lock
Shop, Hal speaking.

Jimmy Wilkins said
you could help me.

Who's this?

A friend of his.

I got some diamonds you
might want to look at.

Who the hell are you?

Are you a cop?

No, I'm not a cop.

They're $0.30 on the dollar.

You want them or not?

Be in my place a half hour.

Sergeant Hunter.
This is Righetti.

Yeah, Joe.
What's up?

A woman fitting our suspect's
description just pulled up

and went into Sigalla's place.

She's in a big hurry.

OK, if they move, go in.

I'm on my way.

That came from the key shop.

This is our summer job,
responding to gunshots

fired inside our stakeout.
We're moving in.

Still has a pulse.

R seven Charles request backup.

Shots fired.

We've got one victim down.

We're at 936 Brewster Street.

Request an RA unit.

How's this guy doing?

- Doesn't look so good.
- Yeah.

What about Loreen and Arness?

Got away in Sigalla's car.

We've got C Platoon
working on it now.

Sergeant Hunter,
take a look at this.

I found this near the body.

Can we have spaghetti tonight?

We had spaghetti last night.

I know, I really liked it.

Well, why don't we
have different tonight?

Listen, can you do
Mommy a favor and go

get that cereal that you like?

OK.

This what you wanted?

Yes it is, thank you.

You're welcome.

Can we go skating after dinner?

I don't know.

Mommy's got some things
she has to do tonight.

Oh, all right.

I'm going to have
some cereal, Mom.

OK but just one bowl.

Hello.

Hi, Mom.

We just got back from the store.

That sounds good.

OK, can I call you
back a little later?

OK, bye bye.

Alison!

Alison, come here for a second.

I think this is getting
too small for you.

You're growing so fast.

Do you like a button?

- Yeah, kind of.
- Turn around.

Let's see.

Chris!

Rick!

Oh, my god.

Alison, it's all
right, sweetheart.

Chris?

- Rick?
- Alison?

What happened?

Are you all right.

It was wearing Loreen Arness.

She followed you home.

Oh my god!

You OK, honey?

Good.

It's a good thing I know
where you guys shop.

Captain.

That's a sight for
sore eyes, isn't it?

How are you doing?

I'm fine.

Alison all right?

She's fine.

That's good.

So you got here just in time.

Yes, he did.

Well, I'm sure
every cop in town is

going to sleep tonight
knowing that broad

is in the morgue's cooler.

Look, Charlie, I want
to call Mr. Molenski.

I think I own him that.

That's a good idea.

I'm going to call the chief.

I'd sure like to be the
one to tell him about this.

Thanks, Charlie.

Rick, thank you.

I wanted to tell you how much
Joanne liked and respected you.

Thank you for being her friend.

Not doing this on the telephone
with me, so impersonal.

Mr. Molenski, I
don't have the words

to describe how I
felt about Joanne

as a person or a police officer.

I appreciate you coming down.

Something I wanted you to have.

I know Joanne would
want you to have it too.

Thanks again, Sergeant.

Bobby, if Mr. Molenski needs
anything, make sure he gets it.

Right.

Thanks again.

This way, sir.

Finito.

Well, I guess
you'll be going back

to Ramparts full time, huh?

Guess so.

Look, Chris, I want
to see you again.

Yeah, well, I enjoyed
working with you too.

You know, there's an
old Chinese proverb that

says once you save
someone's life,

you're responsible
for that person.

Oh, really?

Well, I'm not Chinese.

Yes, I noticed.

But look, it's up to you.

What do you say?

I'll think about it.

Just a second now.

What do you mean,
you'll think about it?

Just what I said,
I'll think about it.

I know, but what
does it really mean?

It really means
I'll think about it.