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( microwave beeping )

Okay, it's...

It's movie time.

Okay, sports fans, what'll it be tonight?

Action or comedy?

Romance.

Tomb Raider

Tomb Raider. Tomb Raider.

Tomb Raider it is.

An excellent choice.

Action it is.

Excuse me. And why isn't romance on your list of choices?

My vote is the only one that counts.

Oh!

( knocking on door )

Pizza's here.

Oh, Joanne, relax.

You're going to love the special effects.

Yeah.

Jason?

( man grunting )

What are you doing?

( groans )

Take what you want. Just take it.

What are they going to do?

JASON: Mom! Mom, watch out!

( gunshot )

( echoing ): Oh, God. Oh, God.

Oh, God. Oh, God...

Show me your bedroom.

Lieutenant.

Backup is on the way.

No time.

( muffled groan )

( groaning )

( groaning )

( groaning )

( groaning )

Shh! All right, ma'am.

Okay. Okay. Okay, ma'am.

Hang on. Hang on.

Shh! Shh! Shh! Shh!

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

Listen to me.

Who else is in the house?

My son... and my husband.

Okay. Listen to me.

All right. Shh! I heard a shot.

I'll find them, okay?

( thud )

Ma'am...

you lie still.

( thud )

Son?

Rescue!

Get me rescue!

* Yeah!

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* We don't get fooled again

* Don't get fooled again

* No, no!

Sir, we still haven't found the husband.

We're not going to either.

Take a look at this blood loss.

So you think he's dead?

That would be my guess.

No, I don't need to go!

I want to get off this thing!

Hang on. Listen to me.

What if they ask for a ransom?

I-I should be in the house.

What if they call?

I don't think we should expect that call.

Of course they would call.

Listen to me. There is an awful lot of blood in that garage.

No. Are you telling me that there isn't a chance

that Ted is still alive?

Ma'am... I'm sorry.

No.

Go. Now, listen, ma'am...

No. No. I have to stay still.

Listen to me. Listen to me.

Here's what I want you to do.

I want you to go to the E.R.,

join your son, and let them check you both out,

and I will handle this.

Ma'am?

I will handle this, and I will catch up with you.

Okay? Gentlemen?

You hang in there.

( police radio chattering )

So what are you doing?

Logging in all the little dolls?

They're artifacts.

They're all pretty valuable.

But, uh, if you ask me,

they didn't take the most valuable thing here.

And that would be what?

That would be the first

Henderson board off the line.

Ted Henderson used that

in the Hawaii Classic.

It's probably worth a fortune to a collector.

So what? Ted Henderson was a big deal?

Mm-hmm. Yeah, he was one

of the best surfers of his time.

Now he makes the best boards.

Not anymore.

Pizza boy said the Hendersons order every Thursday night

at 7:30, like clockwork.

Patterns and routines-- a home invader's free pass.

Got a lead on a weapon?

Found a casing in the garage--

.22 rimfire, long.

Confirms at least one shot was fired.

Bullet must be inside our missing body.

It's a ski mask.

Looks like it's been doused by the sprinklers.

Planned the entry, but got sloppy on the exit.

But lucky.

Water may have washed away any DNA.

*

( cell phone rings )

Detective Salas.

He did? Already?

Oh. Interesting.

All right. Thank you.

Horatio? Mm-hmm.

Thought you'd want to know, Jason Henderson

was released from the hospital.

How's ol' Jason doing?

Head wound.

Minor frostbite.

He was treated and released.

Oh, and, uh,

he requested access to his things.

I bet he did.

Huh.

Bagged and ready for street sale.

JASON: It isn't my heroin.

I'm just holding it for a friend.

CAINE: It's not your heroin?

Do you have some heroin, Jason?

Okay. I buy weed from this guy.

I was light.

He said hold his smack, I'd be off the hook.

"Buy weed from this guy."

Who's the guy?

Look, you don't understand.

These are tough people.

They've already killed your dad.

Do you want your mom to be next, Jason?

I don't believe this.

I was just holding it for them.

That's all.

I need a name.

Jason, a name.

Crime Suppression Unit had 20 officers

roaming the north end since July.

He upstairs? Yeah.

Okay, let's go.

Here we go.

( music playing )

Maurice Dushamp. Haitian. Big fish.

His gang moves three to four keys a week.

Okay.

Very easy, gentlemen.

Very easy.

Open up!

( music stops )

Ma'am?

Where's Maurice?

Agent Brody.

Ah, you should call ahead.

I cook you some good Haitian food.

Maybe a little nice tassot.

Keep your hands in the open.

We just want to chat.

Who are your new friends, huh?

We're here to find out if you and one of your colleagues

attacked the Henderson family?

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

We're talking about a home invasion, Maurice.

Talking crazy, man.

Mm-hmm. Where's your car?

Show me.

MAURICE: There you go, wasting your time, huh.

Just like I say.

Happy? Huh?

CAINE: Not yet, Maurice.

Open the hood.

The hood? Why?

Open the hood

because old habits die hard

in this neighborhood, that's why. Let's go.

DELKO: Huh.

Got a .45 and a... and a .25.

CAINE: Eric,

what is that?

Right there.

Well, let's take a look.

Some sort of ancient artifact.

I don't know where that come from.

It came from a home

that was invaded last night where a family was attacked

and a husband was killed.

That's where that came from, Maurice.

I didn't kill anyone.

Agent Brody, could I speak to Maurice alone, please?

Thank you.

Maurice, I am only interested in the murder, you understand?

So, let's go.

The Henderson kid, he give me the statue

to cover a payment for the heroin.

He wasn't holding that heroin for you?

I don't need no punk to hold my stuff.

It was a business deal.

The statue for his inventory.

This thing is worth a hundred bags of heroin.

So, the kid is dealing for you?

He's my best retailer.

He's got a growing client base.

You know how crazy those junkies get.

Yes. Crazy enough to kill.

The sprinklers

did a number on it.

There's not much left.

Did you look inside the upper-lip edging?

Callie, um, I've done this before.

Oh, I know.

It's just that...

well, I saw that journal article

about how particles can get blown into the stitches

and you can't see them unless you pull it apart.

Now what do I do?

All right, I get your point.

Did you get Jason Henderson?

Officer has him in interview.

Okay, good.

Mrs. Henderson's SART nurse left this message.

SART nurse? What could this be about?

What do you want me to do with him?

I want you to hang on to him, all right?

( knocking )

Mrs. Henderson?

Oh...

Mrs. Henderson, the doctor tells me

you're going to be okay, so that's good.

Somehow I don't think I'm ever going to be okay.

That's understandable.

The, um,

the ER nurse said

that you wouldn't submit to a sexual assault kit.

I wasn't raped.

Mrs. Henderson, this is for your own protection.

No. No.

It would be too degrading.

Mrs. Henderson...

At what point do I get to protect myself?

Or your child.

How... how did you...?

We found a pregnancy test

in your bathroom.

I hadn't even told my family yet.

This is like a bad dream.

I'm sorry.

But you still want me to take the test.

You know, sometimes

with a traumatic event like this,

it can affect your memory,

so I think it's a good idea.

Okay?

Okay.

I'll notify the nurse, all right?

Lieutenant.

Yeah?

Find whoever did this to us.

I will.

Look, I told you, I was just holding that stuff.

Let's cut the act, Jason.

Maurice gave you up, okay?

So here's what I want.

I want...

I want a list of all your junkie clients

and I want it right now.

So who are we talking about?

Kids at school?

Mostly, and at the country club, caddies.

Caddies. Who else? Who else?

A guy at my dad's factory.

A guy at your dad's factory.

So you hated your dad that much.

I didn't hate him.

I... I wanted to be like him-- a success.

By selling heroin.

He gave people what they wanted;

I gave people what they wanted.

Okay, I want the name

of your customer at your dad's business.

I want his name.

H. Yeah?

Found this substance on the ski mask.

Silicone dioxide, sodium carbonate,

calcium carbonate.

AKA fiberglass.

Used to build the best surfboards in the world.

( scraping )

DELKO: Joseph Zeller?

You don't wear a mask with all this fiberglass?

No, I can't stand wearing those things.

What's going on?

You ever worn a ski mask, Joe?

Ski mask, no.

We don't get a lot of snow in Florida.

CAINE: That's true.

But it sure, it sure did get chilly

up at the Henderson's, though, didn't it?

Is this about what happened at Henderson's?

Yeah, their attacker

had fiberglass in his nose.

ZELLER: You know, all these guys,

they breathe in fiberglass, so...

But you're the only one

who bought drugs from their son, Joe, right?

( exhales deeply )

Okay, um, look.

I did, I got some stuff from the kid,

but I didn't murder anybody.

You ever been up to the house?

Yeah, one time, for the, uh, corporate Christmas party.

But, you know, we were all up there.

Yeah, right. Okay.

I got to get back to work.

We'll be in touch.

Thanks, Joe.

Sure.

You want to have PD interview every employee?

Let them do that.

You follow the rope

used on Joanne Henderson, okay?

You got it.

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*

The only blood on it is Mrs. Henderson's.

Okay, well, if we can match that to one of these ropes,

we'll know the manufacturer

and then the store where it was purchased.

Okay, but all these ropes are identical.

To the naked eye,

but each rope has its own DNA.

This for instance is, uh, double-braided.

It has an outer sheath and an inner core,

and inside the inner core

is a tiny piece of colored yarn.

Planted by the manufacturer.

Exactly.

To identify the fibers.

It's an industry code.

If you know the color, you know the material.

Great, that sounds easy enough.

Yeah, if we can find the thing.

Okay, we've narrowed it down to two.

What now, break out the microscope?

No, I've got something better actually.

This is our rope from the crime scene.

Go ahead, smell it.

Eric?

Seriously.

Every rope is made with different adhesives

and chemicals so they each

burn differently.

Smells like celery. Rotten celery.

So we match the smell and the burn,

we have our rope.

Go for it.

This one is sweet.

Ladies and gentlemen,

we have our smoking rope.

Rotten celery.

It's Prima Ropes.

Prima, okay, well,

Prima is, uh, that's a house brand--

Right Coast Hardware.

WOMAN: You said Prima Rope?

Yeah, can you, uh, check the purchases

between 4:00 and 10:00 PM last night.

You'd be surprised how many criminals

stop to pick their supplies up

on the way to the crime.

Well, we have several

eight- and ten-foot purchases of Prima.

Okay, I need a minimum of ten feet.

In that case, we have

a 24-footer at the Kendall store.

Kendall?

Okay, that's near the crime scene.

This guy's got a membership discount?

Every time he buys something, he swipes his card

and it gets recorded into his purchase history.

So you have

his name and address.

In the system.

Can you check that for me, please?

( rapid beeping )

( electrical buzzing )

WOMAN: Steve Davis.

Henderson Boards.

Another Henderson Boards employee.

Must be embarrassing getting caught

'cause you're trying to save a nickel

using your membership card.

I bought some rope, so what?

Rope that was used to bind Mrs. Henderson

in a home invasion.

I-I never been to the Henderson's house.

No?

Company Christmas party ring a bell?

Isn't that when you saw those

priceless artifacts for the first time?

( indistinct talking )

Your boss showing them off the way rich guys do?

Probably never thought

one of his own employees would rob him.

DUQUESNE: Mr. Davis, did you pull the trigger

or was it your partner?

I don't even own a gun.

That means your partner does.

We're thinking Joe Zeller.

I don't have anything else to say.

Joe Zeller, he works at the factory with you.

He buys dope from Mr. Henderson's son.

DELKO: Where is Henderson's body?

I said I don't have anything else to say.

CAINE: Now that...

that is a nice car.

Oh, thanks.

Bet you spent a lot of time on this baby, huh?

Yeah, she's pretty sweet.

I had to modify the spoiler just to get it to fit right.

Here, I will show you.

See, no interference.

Yeah, none, that's great.

That's an interesting shovel you have in there.

You do some digging lately?

I planted a tree, Detective. A tree.

Did you use a dead body as fertilizer, Steve?

I was released. I don't got to talk to you.

Where did you and Joe Zeller bury Mr. Henderson?

I'm late for work.

Steve, Zeller is not your friend.

This is just the beginning.

CALLEIGH: That's not fair.

Why do you get to go?

Because I was there when Horatio ordered the helicopter.

If you're going to search the city by air,

don't you need an extra pair of eyes?

We're just working Zeller and Davis's comfort zones.

Thermal viewer.

The body is cold by now.

Thermal viewer can detect vegetation distress

caused by proximity to a decaying cadaver.

I expect pictures.

Okay, hang on a second, Eric.

Hang on.

All right, here's what we're going to do.

Listen to me!

We're going to stay in a one-mile radius

of the Henderson factory.

Go ahead, go.

Okay, you're looking for distressed vegetation.

It's gonna be low,

and it's gonna stand out.

It's gonna be obvious.

That's where you will find Ted Henderson's body.

DELKO: There's a patch of vegetation

that's reading dark green, H.

Is it surrounded by orange?

Just like the Hurricanes.

Okay, is it distressed?

It is. Okay, that's what we're looking for.

I'll be right over.

( helicopter rotors whirring)

( birds chirping in distance)

Get something?

Yeah. We got a body to prosecute.

Rigor already set in.

Is that Henderson?

That's him.

Okay.

Let's call the M.E.

DUQUESNE: Got your page on Mr. Henderson.

Your missing bullet.

It's remarkably intact.

Went in clean, between the ribs

on its way to Ted Henderson's left ventricle.

.22 long rifle with a sawed-off barrel.

You can tell it was a sawed-off barrel just from the bullet?

Yeah. See how the bullet's

kind of elongated?

It means the shooter

put the weapon in a vise.

And then sawed off the barrel,

which compressed it,

so the lead gets squeezed as it comes out.

So you're looking for an altered gun. Yeah.

And the vise that made it-- it'll have tool marks.

Horatio said that Steve Davis had a trunk full of tools.

If you need me...

You'll be with Steve Davis.

DELKO: Remember H. said Davis had a souped-up car?

CALLEIGH: Yeah, something about an after-market spoiler.

Well, that explains why he never clocked in.

I've got a sawed-off .22 rifle.

Could be our shooter.

Three shots to the chest.

Maybe the guilt got to him. Yeah, well,

if you don't believe that, he left a suicide note.

"Forgive me. I didn't know that this would happen

and I deserve to die. Signed Steven Davis."

I don't know-- suicide with

three bullets to the chest?

I don't... I don't buy it.

It's a .22 caliber-- it might take three.

I've seen it.

I'm gonna test for GSR.

Touch the body

before the M.E.?

I'm not; the swab is.

Blue.

Gunshot residue.

( three gunshots )

The question is, were his hands

the only ones involved.

MAN: You do it or I will.

( three gunshots )

Got a dark hair here.

Like Zellar's.

It's gonna take more than hair color to nail it to Zellar.

That's what the DNA lab is for.

Alexx, looks like Mr. Henderson got more than a bullet, huh?

Lacerations and contusions about the chest and abdomen.

Fractured right zygomatic bone indicates he was

hit hard in the face with a blunt-force object.

Guessing a rifle stock.

( grunts )

Anything else?

No, I did the usual checks-- he was a healthy,

athletic guy.

Only surgery I found

was a vasectomy.

( chuckles ): A vasectomy?

Yeah.

That's not possible.

Well, it's an unmistakable procedure.

Why?

His wife is pregnant.

Then I'd say Mrs. Henderson was stepping out on her husband.

Yelina. Yeah, listen,

let's canvass all the hotels near the Gables,

looking for rooms

rented to Mrs. Henderson.

She's our suspect?

She is now.

Excuse me. I got your message.

They told me the results of the SART test were negative.

Has something changed?

That's a pretty pendant you're wearing, Mrs. Henderson.

Thank you.

It, uh... it was a gift.

Did you get that from the father of your child?

Lieutenant...

Mrs. Henderson,

did you think we were going to miss that

during the autopsy? Now, come on.

I didn't, I didn't know how to tell my husband.

Now you don't have to, do you?

Wait. You think I had something to do with it?

I really don't know. You suddenly have a boyfriend.

I canvassed high-end hotels

in your area.

Your credit card.

A deluxe room for two at the Delgado

on three separate afternoons.

No view.

Joe Zellers's parking tickets outside of the Delgado

on two of those three afternoons.

So Joe wouldn't spring for the valet, huh?

Well, he did spring for drinks at the bar.

Okay.

We met at the company Christmas party.

I ended it

one month later.

I've never done anything like this before, I swear.

And I haven't even talked to him since.

So, all on his own,

he broke into your home and killed your husband.

I had nothing to do with that!

Mrs. Henderson, have a seat

on the bench, okay?

Here's what I'd like to do.

Let's detain her.

And she is not to talk to her son, okay?

Good.

*

Hey, Valera, you still working

on that hair from the car?

Already found a match.

Results are over there.

So where'd you hit, CODIS?

It wasn't a crime database.

Hair belongs to the Henderson kid.

Jason?

We had his blood from when we excluded the family members

for the invasion.

Hair says Henderson was in the passenger seat

of your latest victim's car.

JASON: I didn't shoot Steve Davis.

So he shot himself in the heart three times.

Hey, I don't know. I wasn't there.

Why was your hair in the car?

I-I met with him, like, last week.

You sell him drugs?

No, but...

I'd...

I'd snuck so many statues out of my parents' house,

I, you know, down payment on my inventory.

I needed someone to break in

and, you know, cover up what I was taking.

You said if I ever needed anything.

Yeah, you name it.

I need you to bust into my parents' house

and take a few things.

No sweat.

It's on.

Yeah.

So you arranged the break-in?

Yeah.

Your parents never noticed

that these expensive pieces were missing?

It's not like they dusted them.

They're art.

But, hey, you know, the rate I was going,

they were about to find out.

And I knew Davis from working at the docks last summer,

and he said he'd bring a friend

and make it look good.

And then the guy shoots my dad.

I mean, I couldn't believe it was happening.

I mean, we weren't even supposed to be there.

It wasn't supposed to happen like that!

I-I got my dad killed, didn't I?

I just want to go back.

I want to go back to when we were watching a movie

and everything was okay.

I just want to go back there.

So you got the exemplars from our vic Steven Davis.

Yeah, it's an injury report from a loading dock last year.

So, what's he hiding?

See the end of these curves here?

How they get thinner?

The pens lift at the same point on both.

Is that a gap in between the letters?

You mean, in the connectors.

At the end of the downward verticals,

there's always a small stroke and a hitch.

So do you think that Davis is the author of both?

Best way is to check the signature.

With the filters, we can tell them apart.

When we overlay the common letters,

the dark areas are where the strokes match.

There's multiple points of similarity here.

Slant, pressure, height of the letters.

Q.D. signature exhibits less duress

than his work report.

So you mean...

Davis wrote his own suicide note.

CAINE: He asks to be forgiven.

It just doesn't say what for--

the suicide or the break-in.

I don't think he knew Zeller intended

to kill the husband.

When we find Zeller, we find that vise, okay?

Surprise.

There he is, hard at work.

I didn't think I'd see you again.

You, uh, you must really like me.

I do.

I like you, Joe, for the murder of Ted Henderson

and I believe that you sawed off the rifle right here

in your little shop, didn't you?

No.

No, I didn't.

No?

Where's your vise?

Horatio.

Where's the vise?

Melted it for scrap.

You know, you ask me, Joanne Henderson,

she's glad someone offed her old man.

Yeah, that lady was

a classic case of neglect.

Do you mind?

I'm going to get back to my work.

So it's over?

No. Joanne Henderson wears a pendant that looks homemade.

If he made it here with the same vise,

it'll have the same tool marks,

won't it?

The pendant? Lieutenant Caine

thought that Joe Zeller might have made it for you.

He remembered that it was metal.

He did.

I took it off when Lieutenant Caine told me what Joe had done.

And Joe made this?

I saw him make it in his own workshop.

( whirring )

CAINE: Joe, I'm curious about something.

When, when did you decide

to steal Ted Henderson's life?

Was it at the Christmas party?

They tell me that this little sword is worth over $30,000.

That's a lot of surfboards.

Or was it more last minute?

Because you could sense

that your window of opportunity was closing.

Come on. Don't be like that.

I told you I'd never leave Ted. I love him.

What we do know

is that in order to protect your investment,

you needed to get rid

of the husband.

Then you caught a break,

because Steve Davis needed a partner.

( gunshot )

You know what?

Say whatever you want.

All you got is my word against a...

an unfaithful wife and a dead low life.

Tell him, Calleigh.

Mr. Zeller, when you sawed off the gun that was used

to kill Ted Henderson,

you put the barrel in a vise,

and that vise left very unique tool marks

impressed on the barrel.

They were the same tool marks that we found on the pendant

you made for Ms. Henderson.

Doesn't prove that I fired the gun.

No, it doesn't,

but you're the only one with a motive.

So we've got the tool marks

and I believe that the jury

is going to like you.

And we're very good at giving testimony.

So, Joe, two words:

Murder...

One.

You think they'll let Jason go to his dad's funeral?

Mrs. Henderson, the murder occurred during the attack.

He didn't know about the attack.

I understand that,

but the law sees Jason as an accomplice

and I doubt if any judge will grant him bail.

What matters right now is that Jason needs you.

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