All language subtitles for Ransom s03e01 Justice

ZARA:
Damien Delaine?

ERIC:
What's this about, Damien?

Delaine's taken my daughter.

Evie.
DELAINE: I'll negotiate

with Eric and only Eric.

When am I getting out of here?

ERIC:
Damien, even if you get everything you want from this,

I want you to know
that I am coming for you.

Call it

my lifelong passion.

He's all yours.

DELAINE:
Should you see

Eric Beaumont again,

please tell him
I was wrong about him.

[snaps fingers]

[growling]

[engine turns off]

[splash in distance]

Hello?

[cocks gun]

[water splashing]

[grunting]

[distorted, muffled voices]

ZARA:
Eric. Eric.

Hmm? Yeah?

Settle a bet for us.
That client that we had

in New Jersey, right
when Oliver and I

first joined Cri/Res, what
kind of car did he drive?

New Jersey?Ronald somebody.

Uh, he took his boss hostage.Yeah.

Ronald Dorsey.Dorsey.

That's it. Yes.Yeah, okay, okay, so,

Cutlass or LeBaron?

OLIVER:
Le...

Sorry, buddy,
it was a Cutlass.

You know it was a Cutlass.Oh, I like my steak
medium rare.

Never take the bet.See, I wish

Cynthia was here to see
your face right now...

OLIVER:
Yeah, well, I reached out, she said something came up.

MAN:
Hello.

[indistinct chatter]

ZARA:
Wait, is that

who I think it is?Yeah. Yeah, it is.

Uh, will you excuse me?

Damn, that's like the
Butch and Sundance

of the negotiating world
right there.Hey. Good to see you.

Hey, Laurent.Hi.

Zara Hallam, Oliver Yates.Hey.

Laurent Combalbert,
Marwan Mery.Nice to meet you.

Oh, we know.
Verynice to meet you all.

Very nice to meet you, too.

Eric says you're the
best at what you do.Well, we follow

a pretty high standard,
based mostly off your work.Yeah, yeah.

You are too kind.Well, we'll let you
get back to your meal.

Okay, nice to meet you guys.Thanks...

Enjoy yours.Thank you.

Huh.Well, how do you like that

for a lovely little
coinkidink, huh?

Those two in the same
restaurant as Cri/Res.

No coinkidink. I recommended it.You knew

they were in town?

They flew here to see me.

Who...?

A bachelor party
we didn't know about, or...?

They, uh...
they want to buy Cri/Res.

You're not considering selling.

[phones chiming, buzzing]Are you?

Oh, we have a client

in Cincinnati
with 24 hours to live.

I'm gonna get the check, okay?

Sir, pardon me.

♪

DAWN:
When I came home this morning, the door was unlocked,

and I found my husband dead.

I gave him CPR.
I tried to help him.

I found this in
the tub. It's...

it's my name, Dawn.

And you think this is
a threat on your life?

A couple of days ago,

we received a call
from a blocked number.

Said they wanted $500,000
by this Sunday,

or they'd kill Rob.

Rob just thought it was

another hollow threat,
more hate mail

to throw on the pile.

So we ignored it.

Hate mail?

It's okay, you can tell us.

Six months ago,
my husband and I were...

leaving the market
in Over-the-Rhine,

and a young man came at us
in the parking lot.

I think he'd been following us.

[distorted voice]

He was really angry,
getting in our face.

I was terrified.

I just knew something bad
was gonna happen.

He wound up shot.

OLIVER:
Wait, I remember this.

You're talking
about Andre Miller.

Rob wasn't trying to kill him,
he was just trying to stop him.

Anyways,
we were questioned

by the police
and released,

so you can imagine the uproar
in the media.

There usually is

when an unarmed black man
gets shot to death

and the state decides
not to prosecute.

It was self-defense.

OLIVER:
The uproar forced the prosecutor

to convene a grand jury.

Right.
After Rob was released, things only got worse.

We had death threats,
the trolls online.

I mean, I can't even tell you.

The call asking for the money,

did they tell you
how to contact them?

No. They just said, um,

to drop the money off
in Jacksonville Park in...

a trash bin
at the entrance.

Paying off a murderer goes
against my grain, Mr. Beaumont.

But Rob's dead,

and the stone says I'm next.

How much can you
afford to pay? Rob hired

high-priced lawyers
to prepare a defense

in case the grand jury
indicted him, so...

that wiped out our savings,
but, um, my mother

has some money--
I would say close to $150K.

All right, well,
we'll see what we can do.

ZARA:
What did you tell the police?

Police?

When you found your husband,

you called the police.

No, the extortion call
was very clear.

They said no police.

ERIC:
Cynthia?

Call the police?Uh-huh.

No, they said no police.
They were very clear.

This is a crime scene,
Mrs. Eastman,

and tampering with one
is also a crime.

I will deal with the police.

Dawn, why don't you show me
where your plastic bags are.

We should...
put that stone

in one.

ERIC:
Zara.

Yeah, I'm on it.

Quickly and carefully
as you can.

[sighs]

So the rock was used
to lure Rob in.Mm-hmm.

Force him to reach
into the electrified water.

How'd Dawn

take it out without
electrocuting herself as well?

It must have shorted
when Rob died.

These wires lead out
through this window.

There must be a power
source outside somewhere.

You're right.

This is an active
murder scene.

We have to get out of here.

[indistinct chatter]

DAWN:
The truth is, that phone call

could have come
from a number of people.

I mean, we received hundreds
of death threats.

CYNTHIA:
Whoever did this to you

doesn't just want to harm you.

They want you to know
that your life's in danger,

to see you
suffer in fear.

Well, if I had to point
the finger at someone...

it would be NJay.

ZARA:
Found these in the bathroom.

Thank you.

Medication.

It's early-onset
osteoporosis.

Who's this NJay?NJay is the leader

of the 64 Disciples.

It's a gang.

He was very vocal
after they didn't indict,

calling us out
every chance he could.

Is there anyone else that
jumps out as a possible threat?

Um...

I mean, there is...

there is one.
It's...

I just don't think...Dawn.

We need to be sure

we're negotiating
with the right person.

Andre's father.

Carl. He made threats
outside the courthouse.

He said,
"If you hurt

a man's child,
you deserve to die."

We'll look into it.

[panting]

Eric?

Eric.

Zara, get me everything
you can on NJay,

what kinds of activities
his gang is involved in.

I need to know with whom
I'm having the pleasure before I walk in there

and offer him
a bag of cash.Eric, we need to talk.

And go back through
the 64 Disciples' history.

See if they've
ever done something

this elaborate to kill someone.

Electrocution seems a little
left field for a gang.

Eric.Yeah, I need you
two to check in

with Andre Miller's father.

See if these threats were
just an emotional response

to what happened
or... something more.

I think Dawn's
holding something back.

There's-there's something

she's not telling us.Eric.

Eric, hold up.
We've told the police

about the threat
to Dawn's life.

They put a man inside.CYNTHIA:
She's being protected now.

Do we really still need
to be here?

Putting a police officer
inside might not do it.

Whoever planned this,
they must have known

it would be harder to kill Dawn
after killing Rob.

And they still made the threat.
That shows confidence.

Well, Eric has a point--
either the killer

doesn't know
she's being protected

or has a way
of killing her anyway.Exactly.

We can't just walk away
when someone is out there

taking justice into
their own hands.Justice?

You want to talk
about justice?

Andre Miller was shot dead
with no trial.

So, what are you
saying, Oliver?

You want off the case? Just
leave them to get on with it?

Eye for an eye?
Is that it?

I'll talk to Andre's family.

But first you got to tell us
what's really going on.

You hired me for just this sort
of thing, and your metrics

are telling me that
you're the one hiding something.

CYNTHIA:
And you're actually considering

selling Cri/Res.

Last summer in
Budapest when we...

when we caught Damien in
that... in that power plant,

I didn't call the police.

What are you talking about?CYNTHIA:
You said

the police took
Delaine into custody.I know.

I lied.

Truth is, instead of
calling the police,

I called Viktor
Volynets,

a man I knew
wanted Delaine dead.

ZARA:
Eric.

I didn't want Delaine going back
to prison.

Been there before
and didn't stop him.

After what he'd done
to Nathalie and Evie...

I didn't want
him to live.

So, you called the person
who would, um...

get rid of him...

no questions asked?

And now...

you don't know
if you can live with it.

I'm gonna have to live with it.
I'm...

I'm living with it.

But I can't... lead with it.

My core belief
is nonviolence.

I betrayed myself.

I betrayed you.

That's why I'm no longer
considering selling Cri/Res.

I'm doing it.

[car door closes]

One minute you're looking
at the breakfast menu,

thinking Belgian waffles.

The next minute your boss
is confessing to murder

and selling the company.

Well, I didn't leave The Hague

to work for two
guys I don't know.

I left to work with Eric.

Though I can't imagine the
hell he's going through.

The man negotiates for a living,

and yet this is not up
for discussion?

It's ridiculous.

Hey.

So, I was just chatting
with a couple uniforms.

They said police were called
three times

because neighbors heard shouting

at Dawn and Rob's
and feared domestic violence.

Rob was never charged?No.

There's something else
Dawn neglected to tell us.

This is a background check.

She was signing a lease
on her own place,

due to move out next week.

Because of the
domestic violence.Mm-hmm.

Seems like an easy jump.

What about Andre's dad?No priors.

Not even a speeding ticket.

He worked as a
building superintendent,

which means he could have
dabbled in electrical work,

so there's that.Hmm.

What about NJay?Real name-- Norman James.

The 64 Disciples started out
moving guns, selling drugs,

but in the last five years,

they've moved
into more legitimate business.

Six Laundromats,
a nightclub,

and a restaurant set
to open next month.

Well, that's a lot to risk
on an extortion racket.Agreed.

Apparently, these surveillance
photos were key evidence

for the grand jury.

Is that NJay?

Yeah, it says here,
Andre visited him

when he was doing time in
Grenville Correctional.

I guess they were tight.ZARA:
When was this taken?

The day before Andre was shot.

So, he may have been
involved in the gang.

Anything's possible.

Okay. Well, I'm off
to meet Eric.

NJay's at his nightclub.

Catch you later.

Hey, Zara?

We need to talk
about Eric.

Nothing
to talk about.

Zara.

Look...

Delaine tried
to destroy his daughter.

Yeah, and Eric got Delaine
killed and didn't tell us.

That's a problem.

Well, he told us now.

And he told us
he's selling Cri/Res.

Once Eric's decided something,
there's no changing his mind.

Yeah, I know.Well, then
you also know

it's a waste of time
to talk about it.

I've got to go.

["Bermuda" by CMDWN playing]

♪ Speedin' to my music,
drive the Mazi like I'm stupid ♪

♪ Ridin' with the ruler

♪ You can't rob me,
I'm not stupid... ♪

Hello.

You folks lost?

No.

NJAY:
Tiny Steve, it's cool.

They're here for me.

Well, then you
must be NJay.

Eric Beaumont,
Zara Hallam.

You say that
like it means something.

We just want a moment
of your time.

♪ I got lots of cash,
foreign dash ♪

♪ Watch where you ash

♪ All about my cash,
I'm-a pass... ♪

Hope you don't mind.

Old habits.

Hard to shake, huh?

NJAY:
So, why don't you tell me why you here, then?

Well, you don't remember
making a call

to Dawn Eastman and Rob Cooper?

I remember...

two racists getting away
with murder.

I remember a whole
lot of folks upset.

I remember the police
teargassing folks

in the streets.

But I make a lot of phone calls,

so you're gonna have
to be a little more specific.

Oh, they received a call
demanding money

in exchange for their safety.Hmm.

And you think that was... me?

Andre was a part
of your operation.

It's not surprising that you
would want to avenge his death.

He hung around here,

but he wasn't one of mine.

Well, you know that,
your gang knows that,

but across this city,
the people in the community--

the ones aching for justice for
Andre-- they don't know that.

And they might be looking
to you to get that justice.

Right.

Let's say I did.

Let's say... hypothetically,

I thought it
was only right

that they pay
some kind of reparations

to the community
that they robbed.

How would we, uh,

move forward?Well, hypothetically,

we'd arrange a time
and place to drop the money.

But first
we'd need assurances

that Dawn would be safe
once the money was accepted.

Just Dawn?

Rob doesn't need assurances?

Okay, NJay, don't
play with us.

Play?Rob was

electrocuted last
night. He's dead.

That's news to you?

Yeah.

Shocking.

Real shame.

So, let's say I wanted
to get this deal done.

How quickly could we do that?

Well, there is an issue
with the money.

Dawn only has access
to $150,000.

It's a damn sight less
than a half a mil.

But I'm feeling
generous.

Why don't y'all get them racks
together, and we'll meet?

We need assurances.

[sighs]

This community doesn't need
any more death.

They had enough
to last 50 lifetimes.

That's why I moved my concerns
to legitimate business--

so I can give back
to the community

rather than take from it.

But every now and then,

I remember the kind of man
I had to be

to take hold of
this operation,

and I start to miss him.

So if I were you,
I'd stop trying

to negotiate, and I'd go
get them racks together.

Did you see the look on
his face when he found out

that Rob was dead?

Well, he did seem
genuinely surprised.

He issued the extortion demand,
but he didn't kill Rob.

So, why pay him
if he's notthe killer?

Oh, because I'm betting
he knows who is.

And right before
we hand over the money,

he's gonna tell us,
but we need to move fast.

All right.

[car alarm chirps]

Are you okay?

Am I okay?
No, I'm not okay.

I'm so mad at you right now,
I could knock your teeth out.

Zara, I know
I should have told you what...

We put our lives on the line
for this team, for you,

because
we have absolute trust in you.

And I violated that trust,
I know.You did more than that.

You've thrown away
your life's work, all because

you couldn't trust any of one us
enough to tell us the truth

before you made
a terrible,

terrible mistake.

My heart's broken, Eric,

for you and for me.

CYNTHIA:
We're so sorry about the loss of your son, Mrs. Miller.

OLIVER:
How-how long ago did your husband suffer his stroke?

Uh, five months ago.

Hmm.Doctors say he may
not walk again,

but we're hoping his
speech will return.

Yeah, the stress
of what happened to Andre--

we think
that's what caused it.

I tried to get him
to see someone,

you know, to talk it through.

He just kept putting it off.

His meds can't be cheap.Mm.

I-I work at the pharmacy
at Grocery Palace.

My insurance covers most of it,
and the staff...

gets a pretty good discount.

Um...

listen... it hasn't
been in the media yet,

but it will be soon.

Rob Cooper was
murdered last night.

By who?CYNTHIA:
We don't know.

And there's still a threat
on Dawn Eastman's life.

Are you...
are you working for her?

Yes, ma'am.

Well, let me tell you something
about your employer.

Everything she said to that
grand jury was a pack of lies.

Your son didn't menace
Rob Cooper

and Dawn Eastman
outside the supermarket?

Of course not.

They knew each other.

Who did?Andre and Dawn.

She would shop

at the Grocery Palace, and
he would pick me up every night.

He didn't want me
taking that bus.

They would chat sometimes.

I mean... they were friendly.

Why was Andre
there that night?

He was picking up
some supper for us.

I was tired, and I-I
didn't want to cook, and,

well, Carl-- he likes that ham
they do at the counter there.

The grand jury decision seemed
to hinge on the fact that

Andre had
gang affiliations.

In this neighborhood, you're
either with the 64 Disciples

or you're against them.Hmm.

But that don't make Andre
a part of his gang.

In the case files,
we found a surveillance photo

of NJay and Andre talking.

Andre had what looked
to be an envelope of cash.

That... Andre had finally
logged in enough hours

to be a journeyman carpenter,

and NJay-- he was
so proud of him

that he decided
to let him do the framing

at his new restaurant.
That's all.

Hmm. What'd the D.A. say
when they heard this?

I was never asked.

[crickets chirping]

We just spoke
with Jasmine Miller.

Her husband Carl
had a stroke.

Makes him
an unlikely suspect.

Oh.

Mrs. Miller mentioned
that you shop where she works.

Um... that you met Andre there,

were friendly with him.

Sure, I've met him before,

but that doesn't mean
we were friendly.

OLIVER:
Yeah, she said

she saw you two talking.

CYNTHIA:
She said he used to help you load

your groceries in the car.

Sounds friendly
to me.

You need to tell us
the truth... now.

I gave my testimony.

Officer Callahan.

Uh, could you give us a minute,
please?

Thank you.

Andre Miller
didn't menace you, did he?

CYNTHIA:
Dawn.

You lied to protect
your husband.

But he can't hurt you anymore.

ROB:
Back off, okay?

DAWN:
Andre, go back inside.

ANDRE:
Hey!

[Rob shouting indistinctly]

ROB:
Shut up!

[Dawn screams]

Andre was just trying
to protect me.

[Dawn crying]

Once, when we... spoke
at the Grocery Palace,

he noticed a bruise
on my collarbone.

I tried to lie.

Blame it on the osteoporosis,

but he knew the difference.

ANDRE:
Hey!

Hands off her.
Dawn, you all right?

Back off, okay?Andre, go back inside.

DAWN: It didn't take much
to provoke Rob's temper.[indistinct yelling]

Okay, just shut up!Look, look.

I don't want no trouble, okay?You shut up, too.

DAWN:
Andre told Rob he was going to call the police,

and when he pulled out
his phone...

[Dawn screams]

Rob shot him.

In cold blood.

Why did you lie?

Rob put the gun to my head,
said he would kill me.

I know Andre
was a good man.

He was just trying
to help me, but...

I-I thought
if I said anything...

[exhales] It's too late now.

Oh, it's never too late
for the truth, Ms. Eastman.

DAWN:
If I tell the police that I lied on the stand

to cover up Andre's murder...

that's perjury.

I could go to jail.

We have to be at the drop
with NJay in 45 minutes.

Telling the truth carries
a cost.

But, Dawn, you have paid a much
higher price all these months

with the guilt and
the shame and the fear.

You won't have to anymore.

Okay.

I'll do it.

♪

Yeah, we got you
on the drone.

ZARA:
The police have taken Dawn into custody,

so she should be safe there.

ERIC:
Okay, good. Now let's just hope NJay

can give us the killer's name.

Commander, it's Callahan.
I've got something for you.

Okay, here they come.

♪

We got your money.

NJAY:
All right.

Give it to your man there.

Tell him to bring it over.

You want Oliver
to bring it over?

All things being equal.

Which they aren't.

Oh.

There's no rush, man.

We know you didn't kill
Rob Cooper, NJay.

Look, I didn't come here
to talk, just bring me my money.

But we think you
know who did.

Now, you can have
the money, all right?

You can take all the money.

Just tell us who.

We'd like to go talk to them.

You've got company.

[sirens wailing]

OLIVER:
Eric. Eric!

Talk, huh?

This isn't us.

ZARA:
Officer Callahan must have alerted them.

Put the gun down.Get back!

Commander, tell your
men to back off.

Accepting that money
was culpability.

So you put your man
with us as a spy?

Put him there to do his job.

Put the weapon down now.

OLIVER:
Put it down, NJay.

You lied to me.OFFICER:
Put your gun down!

Put it down!

Man, I put this gun down,
they kill me.

They don't need a reason.

Okay, we have a drone.

We're recording
this entire thing.

The last thing the city
needs is another shooting.

Now tell your men
to stand down.

Get your man out of the way.

It's a police matter.

Man, get back or he's dead.

Not another step forward!

Yo, I'm serious.

Get back or I kill him.Okay, okay, listen.

You said they don't need
a reason,

but don't give
them one, okay?

Hand me the gun.

Hand me the gun
and I'll protect you.

How you gonna protect me, huh?

The only way they kill you
is if they kill me first.

Tell your men to stand down.

Soon as NJay puts
his weapon down.

I won't let
them shoot you.

I'm gonna grab the gun now,
okay, NJay?

I'm gonna grab the gun now.

Hey.

I'm grabbing the gun.

[clicks]

I got this. I got it.

OFFICER:
Hands. Hands!

OFFICER 2:
Hands behind your back.

[NJay grunts]

[sighs]

Norman James,
you're under arrest

for the murder of Robert Cooper.

Suspect in custody.

[water splashing]

[breathing heavily]

A rock in a bathtub
rigged for electrocution.

Doesn't really sound
like a street gang's M.O.

[chuckles]
Not true.

We get real sophisticated
sometimes.

So it was you, then?

I'm just saying
maybe you don't want

to let your biases blind you.

I saw how you reacted when
we told you about Rob's murder.

You had no idea.

Who was it, NJay?

Man, just 'cause you saved my
life don't mean we're friends.

Cameras are off,
all right?

Sound, too.

[chuckles]

You guys must think
I'm brand-new, huh?

ERIC:
It's true.

Mm-hmm?

How would I know that?

Did I lie to you when
we had guns pointed at us?

No, I didn't.

We don't want anyone else
to get hurt.

I think you're
protecting someone.

Someone you care about.

So much so,
you're willing to take the fall

for a murder you didn't commit.

No, you don't know nothing
about it.

Just tell us
who it is, man.

[exhales]

I tried to do that other thing.

I was trying to go legit.

Then do the right thing now.

Do not go down for this,
my man, do not.

I should've done it.

I should've just...
killed that son of a bitch

when she asked me.

Who asked you?

ERIC:
I'm sorry, Jasmine.

Truly sorry for everything
you've had to endure.

But it's over.

What's over?

OLIVER:
NJay told us everything.

How you came to him
after the grand jury.

Asked for justice
for Andre.

Your son was unfairly associated
with his gang.

You figured he owed you.

But NJay didn't want
to make Rob Cooper a martyr.

So he offered to get you money
from them,

but you didn't want money.

You wanted him dead.

Like your son.

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

ERIC:
Sure you do.

Your husband
had the tools.

I'm sure you learned enough
from him over the years

to rig the electrical box
at Dawn's to kill Rob.

Man, you're crazy.

Trust me,
I understand.

The law didn't punish the man
who killed your son.

The system failed you.

But that doesn't mean we get to
take the law into our own hands.

They murdered my boy.

Don't tell me
what I don't get to do.

He was in that parking
lot because of me.

He's dead because of me.No.

No, he's dead because
of Rob Cooper.

And he didn't get justice
because of Dawn Eastman.

OLIVER:
Dawn's admitted everything,

that she perjured herself.

She's in custody.

It's over.

It's not over.

And I'm getting justice.

That woman is gonna die tonight.

ZARA:
Go ahead, Eric.

ERIC [on phone]:
The threat on Dawn is still alive.

Jasmine says
it's gonna happen tonight.

Now, she might have someone
on the inside, she might

have someone coming to the
police station, I don't know.

We just need to make sure
that Dawn is safe.

ZARA:
We're on it.

We'll call you back.

What's going on?Threat on Dawn's life.

Do you have a secure
room we can put her in?

Yeah. Callahan, put her
in a holding cell.

Jasmine.

You need to tell us how
you're planning to kill Dawn.

CYNTHIA:
I don't get it.

She's in protective custody.

No one can get to her.

Well, we're
missing something.

I'm a parent, Mrs. Miller.

Like you, I couldn't protect
my child from a terrible evil.

You can't forgive
yourself. I know

how that can drive you to hate,
to want vengeance so much

that you... you kill a man.

And you're telling me...

you wouldn't seek revenge
on the man who hurt your child?

I did take revenge.

I killed the man
who hurt my daughter.

At first,
felt great,

wonderful to know

that the man
who hurt my family suffered.

But now...

Now I feel...

empty.

And you know why?
Because revenge

is not justice.

Revenge is...
being consumed

by the same hate
that killed your son.

It's the same.

Andre was trying to help
Dawn Eastman, Mrs. Miller.

She was being assaulted
by her husband,

and he was trying
to save her.

Do you think he would want you
to kill the woman

he died trying to protect?

I saw her file at the pharmacy.

And she takes those pills

every Tuesday night
after supper.

All I had to do was replace them
with beta-lactam antibiotics.

She's allergic.

[phone ringing]

Eric?

The pills, Dawn's pills--
they will kill her.

That medicine--
don't let her take it. Callahan!

♪

Callahan, plea-- the keys.

We need that door open now.
Go, go, go!

[knocking]Dawn!

Hurry! It's those pills.
She can't take those pills.

ZARA:
Hey, Dawn!

Wait, wait!

♪

JASMINE:
So, what now?

Are you gonna take me to jail?ERIC:
No.

I'm in...
I'm in no position to judge you.

What you do is your decision.

[sighs]

♪

What are you doing?

Where are you going?

I'm flying back
to Budapest tonight

to confess to the murder
of Damien Delaine.

Eric.
What? Wait, what?

You do understand
that Hungary's planning

on reinstating
the death penalty?

If Mrs. Miller has the courage
to take responsibility

for what she did,
then I should, too.

So, this is
goodbye?

You all have jobs with Laurent
and Marwan if you want 'em.

They only wanted
Cri/Res because of you,

because of how
talented you all are.

They've agreed
to let you run the team, Oliver.

I don't want to run the team,
not like this.

Well...

I hope you reconsider.

Cri/Res needs you, man.

You know,
you always see so much, Eric.

Maybe too much.

But this time
you're making a mistake.

Decision's made.

OLIVER:
Damien Delaine spent 17 years

in prison, plotting how
to destroy you and your family.

Eric, if ever
a homicide was justified...

Oliver, don't even.

I knew it was wrong.

I could have followed
my own protocol--

a protocol I've had thousands
of our clients follow--

but I wanted him dead.

After all these years
preaching nonviolence.

When I made

that call to kill Delaine...

I got to go.

Please understand.CYNTHIA:
Eric,

you have saved
thousands of lives.

If you stay at Cri/Res,
you will save more.

Are you gonna let Delaine
take that away from you, too?

He already has.

♪

ERIC:
Sit down.

I said... sit down. [Delaine groaning]

What have you done?

This was our last chance.

You've condemned us all.

No, Damien.

Only you.

[chair rattles]

Mr. Beaumont?

You said you had information
about Damien Delaine's death.

Yeah.

I killed him.

You killed him?

I left Delaine tied to a chair
right here,

and then I made a call
to a man who I knew would do it.

And so, then,
you didn't actually

kill this man Delaine.

I placed a call that I knew
would lead to his death.

In any jurisdiction,

that's as good
as pulling the trigger.

Mr. Beaumont,

the men who did this
are now rotting in prison.

Okay, you're missing my point.

I think you're
missing the point.

The case is already closed.

I came here to turn myself in.

For what?
Owning a cell phone?

I could have
called the police.

I could have called you guys,
I could have called the Feds.

I could have called my mother.

Instead, I called a man
who I knew would kill him.

Do you understand?

Go home, Mr. Beaumont.

Be thankful

things turned out in your favor.

What are you doing here?

You think I'd let you come
all this way by yourself?

Hmm?

ERIC:
A woman is going to jail

for the same crime I
committed-- for taking justice

into her own hands--
and I get to walk away?

You took
responsibility, Eric.

That's all you or
anyone else can ever do.

And you didn't ask for it,
but... you got a second chance.

I'm not saying that
what you did was right.

And we can't undo the past.

None of us can.

But the world needs
Eric Beaumont

to keep saving lives.

[phone chimes]

British family on vacation.

Their son was taken.

What do I tell them?

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh.

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