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[acoustic guitar music]♪♪

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Then I will file continuationmotions until

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that judge wishes that she'd never heard of McHale Tech.

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Do you get me?

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Goodnight.

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♪ Who can it be knockingat my door? ♪

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♪ Go away, don't come'round here no more ♪

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♪ Can't you see thatit's late at night? ♪

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♪ I'm very tired, and I'm not feeling right ♪

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♪ All I wish isto be alone ♪

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♪ Stay away, don'tyou invade my home ♪

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♪ Best off if youhang outside ♪

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♪ Don't come in, I'll only run and hide ♪

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♪ Who can it be now? ♪

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♪ Who can it be now? ♪

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[wind chimes jingling]

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Hello?

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[tense music] ♪

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Huh. I must've left it open.

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[tense music continues] ♪

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[sighs with relief]

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I wasn't sure if you weregoing to show up.

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I guess people in a jamhave a way of doing that.

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I was really looking forwardto that egg roll.

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[gun cocks]

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What's that for?

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[gunshots]

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So, let's start with trust.

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All right.

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Trust.

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People in crime fiction, they don't trust each other.

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But by contrast, the mystery writer

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creates a bond with the reader.

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So there's a tension betweenstory and storyteller.

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What?

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What?

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Your look.

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What look?

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You think I'm gonna lose them.

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No, I think you're doing great.

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But you're frowning.

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I'm not frowning, I was thinking.

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So your mind is wandering?

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No.

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But I was thinking about whatyou were saying, and just...

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I don't know, how it wasn'tat all what I would've said.

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Oh boy.

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No, no.

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It's a good thing.

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I think that they can benefitfrom hearing

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a different perspective.

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Yeah?

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Yeah, absolutely.

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You're doing great.

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Please, continue.

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Okay.

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Now, Interestingly,

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the earliest definitionfor the word trust,

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was alliance.

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So this one has16 million views,

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and it's a woman talkingabout bees.

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Yeah, I know.

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I've seen this one before.

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It's actually fascinating.

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My point is, you doing aTeachable Talk is a huge deal.

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There're also talkswith 16 views.

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That will not be you.

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I mean, come on.

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Who wouldn't love you?

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Morning.

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For instance...

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For instance what?

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Nothing.

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Nothing.

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Nothing, nothing?

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All right, now thisl gotta investigate.

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We were just talking about Amydoing T Squared in Seattle.

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T Squared?

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Yeah.

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Uh, Teachable Talks.

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It's where speakerstalk about big ideas,

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or new ways to look at things.

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I am speaking on why peopleare so obsessed with mysteries.

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I was just saying that a lotof people would be really

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interested in hearingabout that.

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For instance, you.

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Gotcha.

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You know, your dad actuallymentioned this to me.

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But I thought it was Friday.

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It is.

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But Bishop wants me thereearly to rehearse.

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Bishop?

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Uh, Tim Bishop.

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He's the founderof Teachable Talks.

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[clears throat]He's a little more than that.

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Uh, usual, Travis?

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Yes.

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Thank you, Holly.

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Huh.

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Uh, so...

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When do you take off?

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Now, actually.

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Bags are in the trunk.

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Your dad's not going to go?

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Yeah, he's coming.

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Just somebody's workingon his house today,

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so he's gonna driveover tomorrow.

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I never heard how yougot invited to this thing.

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Tim.

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Bishop.

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Yeah. Tim Bishop.

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Yeah, he's an old friendof mine.

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Uh, anyway.

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You know what?

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I should get going.

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I don't want to get stuckin traffic.

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All right.

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Well, uh, travel safe.

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Yeah, you too.

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You're... you'renot going anywhere.

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[laughs awkwardly]Just have a good day.

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All right, um...

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-Bye.-Bye.

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Bye, Holly.

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Kill 'em, Amy.

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Hey, tell Tim I say hi.

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Yeah.

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Hey, Holly.

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Your phone.

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Hey, let me ask youa question.

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Uh, so... you know thisTim Bishop guy too?

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Um, yes?

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And what's his story?

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Oh, he's a professor, psychologist,

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wrote a bunch of books.

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Sort of a genius.

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He's a genius, yeah?

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Yeah.

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But I mean so is Amy.

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Right. Yeah, yeah.

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And how do you, uh, howdo you know this genius?

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Well, through Amy.

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Through Amy?

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Okay. Fine.

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He's her ex-boyfriend.

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Oh.

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Yeah.

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They were perfectfor each other.

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Really?

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Totally.

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But obviously thingsdidn't work out.

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Although I do thinkhe's still single.

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And he's British too, so I mean, that accent.

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Hmm.

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Thank you, Holly.

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[sighs]

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[upbeat acoustic guitar music] ♪

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When I came up with the conceptof Teachable Talks,

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I had no idea whatit would turn into,

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or what it would takeout of me.

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To quote a great writer,"There's no trap so deadly

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"as the trap you setfor yourself."

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Raymond Chandler.

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Right. You know it.

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Ahh.

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You gave me my first Chandler.

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"The Long Goodbye".

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I remember.

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Mmhmm.

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Took me weeks to realize

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you were trying to tell mewe were over.

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Oh, well.

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I don't think I even knewthat myself at the time.

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Well, remind me again.

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Why did we break up?

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Ah, well.

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I think it was your extreme fearof commitment.

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Let's not forget your extremecommitment to your work.

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[laughs]

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Okay, all right, fair enough.

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[laughs]

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So, tell me.

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Is there anyone specialfor you right now?

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Oh, well... you know.

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I mean, sort of.

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Uh, nothing err, you know.

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But, I mean, it's...

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You have not changedone bit.

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Well, what about you?

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Oh, uh, well, I'm, uh, the Chairof the department now.

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So there's that.

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So you haven't changed either.

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[laughs]

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It's good to see you, Bishop.

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It's been way too long, Winslow.

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[laughs]

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No one has called methat since...

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Well, since you.

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Well, well.

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What?

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[glass clinks]

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People toasting.

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Yeah.

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What do they look liketo you?

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Well, from readingtheir body language,

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I would say they werea couple.

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Hmm-mm.

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I would definitely say thatthis is not their first date.

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Yeah.

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And from reading you, I'd say you know them.

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That's Alexis McHale.

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Head of PR for McHale Tech, and their COO Billy Poole.

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McHale Tech, as in who'ssponsoring this round

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of Teachable Talks?

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Right.

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You'll meet Mitchell McHale.

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Tech wizard.

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Created this money lending app

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that made him a bazilliondollars.

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I think he spent a zillion of iton his electric car.

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I joined their advisory boardlast month.

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He's, uh, underwriting thisround so he can do his own tour,

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promoting this new softwarecalled "Slooth".

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As in, detective?

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Mmm.

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A virtual one.

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S-L-O-O-T-H.

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It's an acronym, it standsfor something complicated,

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like Sequential Logarithmicsomething something.

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Anyway, Mitchell's shoppinginto police departments.

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A computer that solves crime?

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I don't know, I'm not sureyou can reduce deduction

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down to a bunch of zeroesand ones.

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Like, for instance, I don'tthink that a computer

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would be able to infer, from what you've shared,

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that Alexis isn'tMcHale's sister,

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she's his wife, right?

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And Billy Poole'snot just his COO.

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Who is he?

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He's his best friend.

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[inhales sharply]Ooh, ouch.

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[sighs]

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Are you cold?

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No, no. I'm fine.

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[laughs]

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Thank you for dinner, though.

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My pleasure.

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Well...

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Hey, can I interest you

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in a slice of the best piein Seattle?

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Uh...

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You know, I really shouldreview my talk.

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I did mention it's the best piein Seattle, right?

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[laughs]

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Yeah.

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Oh.

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Goodnight, Bishop.

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See you tomorrow, Winslow.

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Yeah.

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Bye.

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So, why do we call misdirections "red herrings?"

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Well, the first instanceof the term

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dates all the way back to... 15... something.

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15... Ugh.

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1567, when Elizabethan writerThomas Nash published a...

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[sighs]

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Lenten Stuffe, or the Praiseof the Red Herring.

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Now in that book...

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[sighs]This is awful.

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[sighs]

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Mmm.

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Who's distracted now, huh?

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[phone rings]

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Oh.

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Hey, honey.

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Hey Dad.

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How's Seattle?

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Good.

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00:11:10.669 --> 00:11:12.212
Yeah, Seattle is good.

283
00:11:12.213 --> 00:11:13.339
How's Garrison?

284
00:11:13.381 --> 00:11:14.465
[laughs]

285
00:11:14.507 --> 00:11:15.549
It's... It's... It's fine.

286
00:11:15.591 --> 00:11:16.676
Great.

287
00:11:18.052 --> 00:11:19.552
Honey, is there, uh,

288
00:11:19.553 --> 00:11:21.972
is there something you wantto talk to me about?

289
00:11:22.014 --> 00:11:23.349
No.

290
00:11:23.391 --> 00:11:24.517
No, no.

291
00:11:24.558 --> 00:11:29.105
I'm just here, uh, rehearsingfor my talk, and uh...

292
00:11:29.146 --> 00:11:31.190
I did go outto dinner tonight.

293
00:11:31.232 --> 00:11:32.232
[clears throat]

294
00:11:32.233 --> 00:11:33.401
With Tim Bishop.

295
00:11:33.442 --> 00:11:36.821
Dinner as, uh, with allthe, uh, all the speakers?

296
00:11:36.862 --> 00:11:41.200
Nope, no, it was just, uh, just me and him.

297
00:11:41.242 --> 00:11:42.159
Uh-huh.

298
00:11:42.201 --> 00:11:44.411
How'd that go?

299
00:11:44.412 --> 00:11:48.207
It was nice, surprisingly enough.

300
00:11:48.249 --> 00:11:49.249
Oh.

301
00:11:49.250 --> 00:11:51.335
Good. That's, that's good.

302
00:11:51.377 --> 00:11:53.003
[sighs]

303
00:11:53.045 --> 00:11:57.007
You know what Dad, um, I'mjust going to get back to it,

304
00:11:57.049 --> 00:12:00.010
uh, and I will, uh, see you tomorrow?

305
00:12:00.052 --> 00:12:01.594
Yeah, you will.

306
00:12:01.595 --> 00:12:02.762
Okay.

307
00:12:02.763 --> 00:12:03.681
All right, bye.

308
00:12:03.722 --> 00:12:04.807
Bye.

309
00:12:05.266 --> 00:12:06.517
[sighs]

310
00:12:06.559 --> 00:12:08.185
[groans]

311
00:12:15.526 --> 00:12:16.444
(Holly) You off to Seattle?

312
00:12:16.445 --> 00:12:19.280
Not without my Joe to go.

313
00:12:19.321 --> 00:12:20.948
Did you hear from Amy?

314
00:12:20.990 --> 00:12:22.032
Yeah.

315
00:12:22.074 --> 00:12:23.950
She had dinner last nightwith Tim Bishop.

316
00:12:23.951 --> 00:12:25.786
As in, just the two ofthem dinner?

317
00:12:25.828 --> 00:12:27.204
Um. Hmm.

318
00:12:27.246 --> 00:12:29.622
Well, that's very interesting.

319
00:12:29.623 --> 00:12:31.083
-Yeah.-What is?

320
00:12:31.125 --> 00:12:31.959
Hey.

321
00:12:31.960 --> 00:12:33.126
Hi.

322
00:12:33.127 --> 00:12:34.462
Hey, I thought you were headedto Seattle.

323
00:12:34.503 --> 00:12:35.629
Yeah, this is my last stop.

324
00:12:35.671 --> 00:12:36.714
I was up late last night

325
00:12:36.755 --> 00:12:38.965
and I needed a littleenergy assistance.

326
00:12:38.966 --> 00:12:40.800
So what's "very interesting?"

327
00:12:40.801 --> 00:12:41.802
Mm.

328
00:12:41.844 --> 00:12:43.012
[gulps]Nothing.

329
00:12:43.053 --> 00:12:44.054
Yeah, nothing really.

330
00:12:44.096 --> 00:12:45.306
No.

331
00:12:45.347 --> 00:12:46.724
Guys?

332
00:12:46.765 --> 00:12:50.394
Am I going to have to take youdown to the interrogation room?

333
00:12:50.436 --> 00:12:54.899
Um. Okay, okay, look.

334
00:12:54.940 --> 00:12:56.692
Um, Amy called last night, and, uh,

335
00:12:56.734 --> 00:13:00.404
uh, she had dinnerwith this, um, this fella.

336
00:13:00.446 --> 00:13:02.740
Tim Bishop.

337
00:13:02.782 --> 00:13:05.242
Yeah. I heard aboutthis genius yesterday.

338
00:13:05.284 --> 00:13:06.785
Genius. Amy said that?

339
00:13:06.827 --> 00:13:10.497
No, no. Somebody else.

340
00:13:10.498 --> 00:13:11.332
Thanks, Holly.

341
00:13:11.373 --> 00:13:12.958
Sure. Take care, guys.

342
00:13:13.000 --> 00:13:15.503
I think genius is a reach.

343
00:13:15.544 --> 00:13:16.796
So you're not a fan?

344
00:13:16.837 --> 00:13:17.922
[laughs]

345
00:13:17.963 --> 00:13:19.924
No. No.

346
00:13:19.965 --> 00:13:23.177
No, I mean, look, let mejust say that I wasn't exactly

347
00:13:23.219 --> 00:13:27.056
heartbroken when he and Amysplit up, but...

348
00:13:27.097 --> 00:13:29.350
he's a veryself-involved guy.

349
00:13:29.391 --> 00:13:31.185
He's... he's charming though, he's charming.

350
00:13:31.227 --> 00:13:32.520
Yeah.

351
00:13:32.561 --> 00:13:34.230
But I mean, you know she's...

352
00:13:34.271 --> 00:13:36.899
she's grown up, and I shouldstop worrying, right?

353
00:13:36.941 --> 00:13:39.109
Yeah. Yeah.

354
00:13:39.151 --> 00:13:39.944
Yeah.

355
00:13:39.985 --> 00:13:40.945
All right.

356
00:13:40.986 --> 00:13:43.196
Well, uh, okay then.

357
00:13:43.197 --> 00:13:44.448
Yeah.

358
00:13:44.490 --> 00:13:45.698
I'll see you when youget back.

359
00:13:45.699 --> 00:13:47.243
Okay. All right.

360
00:13:47.284 --> 00:13:48.369
All right.

361
00:13:51.539 --> 00:13:53.791
I... I can drive.

362
00:13:53.832 --> 00:13:54.667
What?

363
00:13:54.708 --> 00:13:55.835
Yeah.

364
00:13:55.876 --> 00:13:57.753
You can drive to Seattle?

365
00:13:57.795 --> 00:14:01.757
I mean, you just said yourself, you barely slept.

366
00:14:01.799 --> 00:14:02.841
It's not safe.

367
00:14:02.883 --> 00:14:04.426
I don't have any active casesright now,

368
00:14:04.468 --> 00:14:07.680
I can... I could drive.

369
00:14:07.721 --> 00:14:08.514
Huh.

370
00:14:08.556 --> 00:14:09.890
Nah. Yeah, you're right.

371
00:14:09.932 --> 00:14:10.808
It's a crazy idea.

372
00:14:10.850 --> 00:14:11.892
All right.

373
00:14:11.934 --> 00:14:13.519
I'll see you whenyou get back then.

374
00:14:13.561 --> 00:14:15.479
No, no, no. Hang on, waita minute, wait a minute.

375
00:14:15.521 --> 00:14:17.106
I'd love for you to come.

376
00:14:17.147 --> 00:14:18.816
You know?

377
00:14:18.857 --> 00:14:21.402
Yeah, you could, uh, you couldstay and see Amy's talk.

378
00:14:21.443 --> 00:14:22.570
Yeah?

379
00:14:22.611 --> 00:14:23.863
I mean if you... if you've gota couple of days.

380
00:14:23.904 --> 00:14:26.156
Do I? Hey, I've gotvacation time.

381
00:14:26.198 --> 00:14:28.117
If I don't use it, I lose it.

382
00:14:28.158 --> 00:14:30.828
Great. Great.

383
00:14:30.870 --> 00:14:31.954
Got one question for you, though.

384
00:14:31.996 --> 00:14:33.747
What's that?

385
00:14:33.789 --> 00:14:35.499
You, uh, you got a tux?

386
00:14:35.541 --> 00:14:36.875
Heh.

387
00:14:39.753 --> 00:14:44.049
And once upon a time, ared herring was just a fish.

388
00:14:44.091 --> 00:14:46.677
It was the creatorof Sherlock Holmes,

389
00:14:46.719 --> 00:14:48.929
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle...

390
00:14:48.971 --> 00:14:50.264
Clicker!

391
00:14:50.306 --> 00:14:51.390
What?

392
00:14:51.432 --> 00:14:52.391
[makes clicking noise]

393
00:14:52.433 --> 00:14:54.685
Should be on the next slide.

394
00:14:54.727 --> 00:14:55.894
Oh.

395
00:14:55.936 --> 00:14:57.021
Sorry.

396
00:14:57.062 --> 00:14:58.147
I'm used to a chalkboard.

397
00:14:58.188 --> 00:14:59.231
I remember.

398
00:14:59.273 --> 00:15:00.607
Tim Bishop.

399
00:15:00.608 --> 00:15:02.108
Mitchell McHale.

400
00:15:02.109 --> 00:15:03.986
I've got the film.

401
00:15:04.028 --> 00:15:04.820
The film?

402
00:15:04.862 --> 00:15:06.447
On S.L.O.O.T.H.

403
00:15:06.488 --> 00:15:09.617
And I'll want to see itprojected, cool?

404
00:15:09.658 --> 00:15:10.909
Um...

405
00:15:10.951 --> 00:15:13.704
Uh, Mitchell, this isProfessor Amy Winslow.

406
00:15:13.746 --> 00:15:15.289
She's one of our speakers.

407
00:15:15.331 --> 00:15:16.165
Yeah, hi.

408
00:15:16.206 --> 00:15:17.124
Nice fish.

409
00:15:17.166 --> 00:15:18.667
So hey, can I get thisthing projected

410
00:15:18.709 --> 00:15:20.544
so we can check videoand audio quality?

411
00:15:20.586 --> 00:15:21.378
Uh, I'm sorry.

412
00:15:21.420 --> 00:15:22.671
I'm just rehearsing.

413
00:15:22.713 --> 00:15:24.465
I'm kind of rehearsing here.

414
00:15:24.506 --> 00:15:26.799
This will only takethree minutes,

415
00:15:26.800 --> 00:15:31.013
and believe me, it'll be worth it.

416
00:15:31.055 --> 00:15:33.473
I'm Billy Poole, I'm the COO of McHale.

417
00:15:33.474 --> 00:15:34.974
Hi, Amy Winslow.

418
00:15:34.975 --> 00:15:35.851
Alexis McHale.

419
00:15:35.893 --> 00:15:37.394
I run our marketing department.

420
00:15:37.436 --> 00:15:41.857
She's also my wife, andhe's also my best friend,

421
00:15:41.899 --> 00:15:44.443
in case you're wonderinghow they got their jobs.

422
00:15:44.485 --> 00:15:46.946
Okay, let's roll this thing.

423
00:15:46.987 --> 00:15:48.154
I'm so sorry.

424
00:15:48.155 --> 00:15:50.282
And can we kill the lights?

425
00:15:50.741 --> 00:15:51.784
(Female Voice) Crime.

426
00:15:51.825 --> 00:15:52.910
It's everywhere.

427
00:15:52.951 --> 00:15:54.286
And no matter how muchwe fight it,

428
00:15:54.328 --> 00:15:57.122
it seems like it will nevergo away.

429
00:15:57.164 --> 00:15:59.832
What if we could harnessthe power of computers

430
00:15:59.833 --> 00:16:02.544
to help solve crimes faster?

431
00:16:02.586 --> 00:16:03.921
What if we could use technology

432
00:16:03.962 --> 00:16:06.590
to help eliminatecrime altogether?

433
00:16:06.632 --> 00:16:10.552
What if we could make our citiesand towns safe once again?

434
00:16:10.594 --> 00:16:14.180
McHale Tech is proud to announcea software-based solution

435
00:16:14.181 --> 00:16:17.183
to one of society'soldest problems.

436
00:16:17.184 --> 00:16:19.311
A revolution in fighting crime.

437
00:16:19.353 --> 00:16:22.481
Introducing S.L.O.O.T.Hfrom McHale Tech.

438
00:16:22.523 --> 00:16:27.069
Sequential Logarithmic ObjectiveOutput and Telemetric Housing.

439
00:16:27.111 --> 00:16:31.615
It's a fancy name that meansone simple thing.

440
00:16:31.657 --> 00:16:33.158
Crime stopper.

441
00:16:33.200 --> 00:16:34.702
Killer.

442
00:16:36.954 --> 00:16:40.749
I'm going to wanta pin spot on me.

443
00:16:40.791 --> 00:16:42.042
Right here.

444
00:16:42.084 --> 00:16:44.128
And fog would be nice.

445
00:16:44.169 --> 00:16:45.587
Can we do fog?

446
00:16:45.629 --> 00:16:47.046
We can do fog.

447
00:16:47.047 --> 00:16:49.842
Perfect.

448
00:16:49.883 --> 00:16:52.386
So, thoughts on the film?

449
00:16:52.428 --> 00:16:53.303
Fantastic.

450
00:16:53.345 --> 00:16:55.597
Incredible.

451
00:16:55.639 --> 00:16:56.723
Yeah, powerful.

452
00:16:56.724 --> 00:16:59.518
What about you, professor?

453
00:16:59.560 --> 00:17:02.395
Honestly, frightening.

454
00:17:02.396 --> 00:17:03.689
Boom.

455
00:17:03.731 --> 00:17:04.982
There we go.

456
00:17:05.023 --> 00:17:06.483
Love it.

457
00:17:06.525 --> 00:17:07.443
Billy.

458
00:17:07.484 --> 00:17:08.568
Grab the drive backfrom the tech guy.

459
00:17:08.569 --> 00:17:10.612
I don't want him stealing it.

460
00:17:10.654 --> 00:17:12.406
Tim.

461
00:17:12.448 --> 00:17:13.407
Side bar.

462
00:17:13.407 --> 00:17:14.366
Um.

463
00:17:14.408 --> 00:17:18.578
Uh... Amy, take five?

464
00:17:18.579 --> 00:17:20.497
Sure.

465
00:17:20.539 --> 00:17:21.957
[laughs weakly]

466
00:17:23.917 --> 00:17:25.002
Wow.

467
00:17:25.627 --> 00:17:27.463
Easy, honey. Easy.

468
00:17:27.504 --> 00:17:29.088
Billy, he knows.

469
00:17:29.089 --> 00:17:32.426
What if he does, soon enoughit won't matter.

470
00:17:37.598 --> 00:17:38.057
[loud gasp]

471
00:17:39.099 --> 00:17:40.266
[whispering]Bishop, don't do that!

472
00:17:40.267 --> 00:17:41.769
Sorry.

473
00:17:42.686 --> 00:17:43.979
Where'd they go?

474
00:17:44.021 --> 00:17:44.938
Who?

475
00:17:44.939 --> 00:17:46.356
Billy and Alexis.

476
00:17:46.398 --> 00:17:50.235
They were just right here, practically lip-locked.

477
00:17:50.277 --> 00:17:52.279
You remember that dinnerwe spied on last night?

478
00:17:52.321 --> 00:17:53.405
Mmhmm.

479
00:17:53.447 --> 00:17:54.656
Well, I can tell you theyare definitely not

480
00:17:54.698 --> 00:17:56.867
just a couple of coworkers.

481
00:17:59.787 --> 00:18:01.288
Come on.

482
00:18:08.420 --> 00:18:09.296
Oh.

483
00:18:09.338 --> 00:18:13.299
Well, they're gone.

484
00:18:13.300 --> 00:18:16.011
Again, sorry, I startled you.

485
00:18:16.053 --> 00:18:18.472
You didn't startle me.

486
00:18:18.514 --> 00:18:21.307
Uh, you got a little bit scared, just a little.

487
00:18:21.308 --> 00:18:22.059
No.

488
00:18:22.101 --> 00:18:23.894
-Tim. -Vicky, hey.

489
00:18:23.936 --> 00:18:25.144
This is Amy Winslow.

490
00:18:25.145 --> 00:18:27.105
Uh, Vicky Lin.

491
00:18:27.147 --> 00:18:27.981
Hi.

492
00:18:28.023 --> 00:18:29.024
I recognize you fromthe brochure.

493
00:18:29.066 --> 00:18:30.776
I'm coming to your talk.

494
00:18:30.818 --> 00:18:32.236
I'm a bit of a crimefiction nut.

495
00:18:32.277 --> 00:18:35.155
I've read every Atticus Kellerbook, a couple of times.

496
00:18:35.197 --> 00:18:36.865
Well, I'll have to tellmy father.

497
00:18:36.907 --> 00:18:38.242
Are you doing a talk as well?

498
00:18:38.283 --> 00:18:39.368
Oh, no, no.

499
00:18:39.409 --> 00:18:40.494
I couldn't handle the pressure.

500
00:18:40.536 --> 00:18:42.204
Vicky handles pressure daily.

501
00:18:42.246 --> 00:18:45.207
She runs the biggestventure capital firm in town.

502
00:18:45.249 --> 00:18:45.958
Wow.

503
00:18:45.999 --> 00:18:47.376
You just missed Mitchell.

504
00:18:47.417 --> 00:18:48.418
Oh.

505
00:18:48.460 --> 00:18:49.502
You know Mitchell McHale?

506
00:18:49.503 --> 00:18:52.464
I've certainly... experienced him.

507
00:18:52.506 --> 00:18:53.423
Oh.

508
00:18:53.465 --> 00:18:54.216
[laughs]

509
00:18:54.258 --> 00:18:55.634
Well, that's a good wordfor it.

510
00:18:55.676 --> 00:18:58.177
Vicky's interested inS.L.O.O.T.H as an investment.

511
00:18:58.178 --> 00:18:59.638
Possibly.

512
00:18:59.680 --> 00:19:01.640
Do you know about thisS.L.O.O.T.H?

513
00:19:01.682 --> 00:19:04.851
I saw the promotional filmfor it, yeah.

514
00:19:04.852 --> 00:19:06.603
And?

515
00:19:06.645 --> 00:19:09.731
I mean, I have to be honest, I'm no computer expert.

516
00:19:09.773 --> 00:19:12.692
But I do know that beinga detective

517
00:19:12.693 --> 00:19:16.655
is all about interpretingcomplex human behaviours.

518
00:19:16.697 --> 00:19:19.032
I don't know, I just feel likethe smartest machine

519
00:19:19.074 --> 00:19:20.450
will never be human.

520
00:19:20.492 --> 00:19:21.701
Well-reasoned.

521
00:19:21.702 --> 00:19:24.288
I'm looking even more forwardto your talk.

522
00:19:24.329 --> 00:19:25.163
Take care.

523
00:19:25.205 --> 00:19:26.039
Nice to meet you.

524
00:19:26.040 --> 00:19:27.457
You too.

525
00:19:28.876 --> 00:19:30.460
Well.

526
00:19:30.502 --> 00:19:31.837
Should we get backto rehearsing?

527
00:19:31.879 --> 00:19:33.714
Yes, we should.

528
00:19:35.841 --> 00:19:39.511
♪

529
00:19:42.764 --> 00:19:43.891
[elevator dings]

530
00:19:47.603 --> 00:19:49.061
Do you have a time machine?

531
00:19:49.062 --> 00:19:51.899
Because you look like you didwhen I first met you.

532
00:19:51.940 --> 00:19:54.151
I don't know about that.

533
00:19:54.192 --> 00:19:55.736
I don't think I was wearing this

534
00:19:55.777 --> 00:19:58.655
to early 20th centuryAmerican lit class, was I?

535
00:19:58.697 --> 00:20:00.741
[laughs]

536
00:20:00.782 --> 00:20:01.617
Shall we?

537
00:20:01.658 --> 00:20:03.493
Yeah. Sure.

538
00:20:03.535 --> 00:20:05.704
-Dad?-Hey

539
00:20:05.746 --> 00:20:06.622
Travis!

540
00:20:08.040 --> 00:20:09.791
What are you doing here?

541
00:20:09.833 --> 00:20:12.711
Uh... Surprise.

542
00:20:12.753 --> 00:20:14.420
Uh, your dad...

543
00:20:14.421 --> 00:20:16.965
I was... I was up latelast night writing,

544
00:20:17.007 --> 00:20:18.424
and, uh, he offered to bemy chauffeur.

545
00:20:18.425 --> 00:20:19.259
Yeah.

546
00:20:19.260 --> 00:20:20.344
Oh.

547
00:20:20.385 --> 00:20:21.303
Hi, Graham.

548
00:20:21.345 --> 00:20:22.221
Tim.

549
00:20:23.388 --> 00:20:24.597
Tim Bishop.

550
00:20:24.598 --> 00:20:26.433
Tim founded Teachable Talks.

551
00:20:26.475 --> 00:20:27.476
Oh, hey.

552
00:20:27.517 --> 00:20:31.980
Travis Burke, uh, I'm Graham's chauffeur.

553
00:20:32.022 --> 00:20:36.234
Well, he's also a detective atthe Garrison Police Department.

554
00:20:36.276 --> 00:20:37.903
Cool.

555
00:20:37.945 --> 00:20:39.613
Mitchell McHale will wantto talk to you

556
00:20:39.655 --> 00:20:41.073
about his crime solving software

557
00:20:41.114 --> 00:20:43.784
that he says will put youout of a job.

558
00:20:43.825 --> 00:20:45.410
Is that so?

559
00:20:45.452 --> 00:20:48.454
Am I... do I... do I... aml supposed to know whoMitchell McHale is?

560
00:20:48.455 --> 00:20:49.373
No.

561
00:20:50.415 --> 00:20:52.834
Let me put you on the guest-listfor the party.

562
00:20:54.169 --> 00:20:55.045
I'll get us checked in.

563
00:20:55.087 --> 00:20:56.630
Yeah, all right.

564
00:20:57.047 --> 00:20:59.466
Uh...

565
00:20:59.508 --> 00:21:01.885
You look beautiful.

566
00:21:01.927 --> 00:21:03.929
Thank you.

567
00:21:03.971 --> 00:21:05.263
This is a big surprise.

568
00:21:05.305 --> 00:21:07.266
Yeah, for me too.

569
00:21:08.016 --> 00:21:09.268
Ugh.

570
00:21:09.309 --> 00:21:11.477
I guess you can tell that mydad's not really fond of Tim.

571
00:21:11.478 --> 00:21:12.229
Yeah.

572
00:21:12.270 --> 00:21:13.939
I can't imagine why.

573
00:21:13.981 --> 00:21:14.815
Okay.

574
00:21:14.856 --> 00:21:17.483
All set.

575
00:21:17.484 --> 00:21:20.821
Speak of the devil, that's Mitchell now.

576
00:21:20.862 --> 00:21:23.949
Mitchell, where's Alexis?

577
00:21:23.991 --> 00:21:25.491
No idea.

578
00:21:25.492 --> 00:21:26.285
Hey.

579
00:21:26.326 --> 00:21:27.369
Mitchell McHale.

580
00:21:27.411 --> 00:21:28.661
Ah, so you're the guywho's going to put me

581
00:21:28.662 --> 00:21:29.788
out of a job, huh?

582
00:21:29.830 --> 00:21:31.248
Uh, Trevor's a policeman.

583
00:21:31.289 --> 00:21:33.000
Travis. Travis Burke.

584
00:21:33.041 --> 00:21:33.834
Right.

585
00:21:33.875 --> 00:21:34.751
Sorry.

586
00:21:34.793 --> 00:21:36.168
I should be closinga deal tonight

587
00:21:36.169 --> 00:21:39.672
with Seattle Metro PD to licensethe S.L.O.O.T.H software.

588
00:21:39.673 --> 00:21:40.549
Coming to my party?

589
00:21:40.590 --> 00:21:41.675
Yeah, yeah, sure.

590
00:21:41.717 --> 00:21:44.303
I wouldn't miss that.

591
00:21:45.721 --> 00:21:46.555
We should, uh...

592
00:21:46.596 --> 00:21:47.931
Yeah, yeah.

593
00:21:47.973 --> 00:21:49.015
See you at the party.

594
00:21:49.016 --> 00:21:49.933
Bye, Amy.

595
00:21:49.975 --> 00:21:51.935
-Bye.-Yeah, good to meet you, too.

596
00:21:54.813 --> 00:21:55.981
So...

597
00:21:56.023 --> 00:21:57.356
Read on Tim?

598
00:21:57.357 --> 00:21:58.191
I don't like him.

599
00:21:58.233 --> 00:21:59.358
Well, that's comforting.

600
00:21:59.359 --> 00:22:00.860
Hey, uh... Graham?

601
00:22:00.861 --> 00:22:01.695
Yeah?

602
00:22:01.737 --> 00:22:03.572
They're not wearing tuxes.

603
00:22:03.613 --> 00:22:05.031
Too bad for them.

604
00:22:05.032 --> 00:22:06.408
[laughs]

605
00:22:06.450 --> 00:22:10.787
[lounge music] ♪

606
00:22:10.829 --> 00:22:12.706
Here you go, Winslow.

607
00:22:12.748 --> 00:22:14.458
Thank you.

608
00:22:15.459 --> 00:22:17.502
Look at that.

609
00:22:19.880 --> 00:22:22.716
You think Mitchell knows aboutBilly and Alexis?

610
00:22:22.758 --> 00:22:24.468
Mmhmm.

611
00:22:24.509 --> 00:22:26.094
Think Vicky told them?

612
00:22:26.136 --> 00:22:28.221
No, I think he already knew.

613
00:22:28.263 --> 00:22:29.347
Please...

614
00:22:29.389 --> 00:22:31.975
I think the Vicky thingis totally different.

615
00:22:34.102 --> 00:22:35.103
Having fun, Mitchell?

616
00:22:35.145 --> 00:22:36.813
I look like I'm having fun?

617
00:22:36.855 --> 00:22:39.191
I need some air.

618
00:22:39.232 --> 00:22:40.358
I'll walk you.

619
00:22:40.400 --> 00:22:42.110
I want to bend your earabout something.

620
00:22:42.152 --> 00:22:43.070
See you in a bit.

621
00:22:43.111 --> 00:22:44.196
Yeah.

622
00:22:46.156 --> 00:22:47.282
Let's get out of here.

623
00:22:54.081 --> 00:22:57.334
So, my father, Graham Winslow, he actually created the class,

624
00:22:57.375 --> 00:23:00.128
uh, but now I teach, um, mys...

625
00:23:02.047 --> 00:23:05.008
Uh, would you excuse mejust for one second?

626
00:23:05.050 --> 00:23:06.551
Thank you.

627
00:23:06.593 --> 00:23:08.345
Ah, there she is.

628
00:23:09.054 --> 00:23:10.097
Dapper!

629
00:23:12.015 --> 00:23:13.183
You look lovely too.

630
00:23:13.225 --> 00:23:14.184
You look great.

631
00:23:14.226 --> 00:23:15.352
Thanks.

632
00:23:15.394 --> 00:23:17.270
Well, this is quite an eventthat Tim's put together.

633
00:23:17.312 --> 00:23:19.105
Yeah. Yeah, he has.

634
00:23:19.106 --> 00:23:20.941
My ears are burning.

635
00:23:20.982 --> 00:23:23.026
Just saying how impressivethis all is.

636
00:23:23.068 --> 00:23:24.528
Thanks, Graham.

637
00:23:24.569 --> 00:23:28.740
Though not as impressiveas your attire, I must say.

638
00:23:28.782 --> 00:23:30.700
Tim Bishop?

639
00:23:30.742 --> 00:23:31.535
That's me.

640
00:23:31.576 --> 00:23:33.120
Hi. Rachel.

641
00:23:33.161 --> 00:23:33.995
Knox!

642
00:23:34.037 --> 00:23:34.871
Wha?

643
00:23:34.913 --> 00:23:35.747
Burke?

644
00:23:35.789 --> 00:23:36.623
What?

645
00:23:36.665 --> 00:23:39.501
[laughs]

646
00:23:39.543 --> 00:23:40.793
What are you doing here?

647
00:23:40.794 --> 00:23:43.713
All right, uh, Amy Winslow, this is her dad, Graham.

648
00:23:43.755 --> 00:23:45.632
Amy's giving a talk...

649
00:23:45.674 --> 00:23:46.842
Rachel Knox.

650
00:23:46.883 --> 00:23:49.052
Rachel and I were in the academytogether in Chicago.

651
00:23:49.094 --> 00:23:52.264
We were both rookiesuntil she became a detective

652
00:23:52.305 --> 00:23:53.557
a whole year before me.

653
00:23:53.598 --> 00:23:55.058
What are you doing here?

654
00:23:55.100 --> 00:23:55.851
Um...

655
00:23:55.892 --> 00:23:58.478
Unfortunately, business.

656
00:23:58.520 --> 00:24:00.730
I need to speak to youand anyone here

657
00:24:00.772 --> 00:24:02.858
connected to Mitchell McHale.

658
00:24:02.899 --> 00:24:04.526
Is everything all right?

659
00:24:04.568 --> 00:24:06.653
Mitchell McHale is dead.

660
00:24:06.695 --> 00:24:08.864
[tense music] ♪

661
00:24:10.740 --> 00:24:14.327
[police radio chatter]

662
00:24:14.369 --> 00:24:16.788
Alexis, I... I know you'rein a bit of shock right now,

663
00:24:16.830 --> 00:24:18.790
but I need you to tryand remember

664
00:24:18.832 --> 00:24:21.585
when you last saw him.

665
00:24:21.626 --> 00:24:23.836
Woah. Woah, okay, woah, okay! A little help here!

666
00:24:23.837 --> 00:24:26.548
It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.

667
00:24:26.590 --> 00:24:28.341
Here, take her over there...

668
00:24:28.383 --> 00:24:30.676
Knox. Hey.

669
00:24:30.677 --> 00:24:31.636
Hey.

670
00:24:31.678 --> 00:24:32.804
So, did he jump?

671
00:24:32.846 --> 00:24:33.889
Or was he pushed?

672
00:24:33.930 --> 00:24:35.347
Not sure yet.

673
00:24:35.348 --> 00:24:36.474
Any witnesses?

674
00:24:36.516 --> 00:24:39.561
We're canvassing, butit's not residential,

675
00:24:39.603 --> 00:24:41.396
so I'm less than optimistic.

676
00:24:41.438 --> 00:24:43.148
Oh.

677
00:24:43.523 --> 00:24:44.523
Who...

678
00:24:44.524 --> 00:24:46.902
Prep cook taking outthe trash found him.

679
00:24:46.943 --> 00:24:49.654
Anyway, I better... get back to it.

680
00:24:49.696 --> 00:24:52.449
Alright. See ya.

681
00:24:54.409 --> 00:24:55.368
Huh, that's weird.

682
00:24:55.410 --> 00:24:57.870
I mean, I just met McHale today, but...

683
00:24:57.871 --> 00:25:00.624
He didn't strike meas the suicidal type.

684
00:25:00.665 --> 00:25:03.335
Based on first impressions, I agree.

685
00:25:03.376 --> 00:25:05.670
And then his wife fainting?

686
00:25:05.712 --> 00:25:07.339
Yeah, that's pretty typical.

687
00:25:07.380 --> 00:25:10.716
Or it's a good way to avoidtalking to a detective.

688
00:25:10.717 --> 00:25:13.053
I think that she's havingan affair

689
00:25:13.094 --> 00:25:15.931
with the guy inthe burgundy suit.

690
00:25:15.972 --> 00:25:16.973
And he is?

691
00:25:17.015 --> 00:25:20.018
That's Billy Poole, COO of McHale Tech,

692
00:25:20.060 --> 00:25:23.980
and Mitchell's so-calledbest friend.

693
00:25:24.022 --> 00:25:26.858
How do you know they're havingan affair?

694
00:25:26.900 --> 00:25:28.193
Body language.

695
00:25:28.235 --> 00:25:30.779
And I also overheard themtalking about how

696
00:25:30.820 --> 00:25:35.534
"he" knew something, and I thinkthe "he" is McHale,

697
00:25:35.575 --> 00:25:38.411
and the somethingis the affair.

698
00:25:38.453 --> 00:25:42.082
Well, I think we need to tellthat to Knox.

699
00:25:45.418 --> 00:25:46.711
Who else knows about this?

700
00:25:46.753 --> 00:25:50.340
Other than Tim Bishop, uh, just Travis and my dad.

701
00:25:50.382 --> 00:25:51.341
Yeah.

702
00:25:51.383 --> 00:25:53.885
Did Tim not tell youabout it?

703
00:25:53.927 --> 00:25:55.053
Miss Winslow, I...

704
00:25:55.095 --> 00:25:56.762
Oh, you can call me Amy.

705
00:25:56.763 --> 00:25:57.930
Amy.

706
00:25:57.931 --> 00:25:59.266
As much as I appreciatewhat you've shared with me,

707
00:25:59.307 --> 00:26:01.309
I... I do hope thatyou can appreciate

708
00:26:01.351 --> 00:26:03.103
this is a police investigation?

709
00:26:03.144 --> 00:26:04.271
Oh, yeah.

710
00:26:04.312 --> 00:26:05.146
Completely.

711
00:26:05.188 --> 00:26:06.064
Yeah. I just...

712
00:26:06.106 --> 00:26:07.524
Rachel, Amy's a professor.

713
00:26:07.566 --> 00:26:10.819
She's been a consultant forthe Garrison PD in the past.

714
00:26:10.860 --> 00:26:13.530
Oh, like Sherlock?

715
00:26:13.571 --> 00:26:15.156
Yes. Exactly.

716
00:26:15.198 --> 00:26:17.367
Well, we don't do that here.

717
00:26:17.409 --> 00:26:18.535
Take care.

718
00:26:18.576 --> 00:26:19.911
Good to see you, Burke.

719
00:26:19.953 --> 00:26:21.413
Yeah, yeah, you too, Knox.

720
00:26:22.622 --> 00:26:27.960
Well, I guess we're notin Garrison anymore, Dorothy.

721
00:26:27.961 --> 00:26:29.879
What?

722
00:26:29.921 --> 00:26:35.134
You know, it's pretty obviousto me that Rachel trusts you.

723
00:26:35.135 --> 00:26:37.929
Maybe you should tell hershe should trust me.

724
00:26:46.313 --> 00:26:47.439
Thank you.

725
00:26:49.357 --> 00:26:51.483
-Hi.-Hi.

726
00:26:51.484 --> 00:26:52.611
How you doing?

727
00:26:52.652 --> 00:26:55.071
Well, I think I might've sleptfor 90 minutes.

728
00:26:55.113 --> 00:26:56.155
Oh.

729
00:26:56.156 --> 00:26:57.490
I don't mean to sound callous,

730
00:26:57.532 --> 00:27:01.160
but desperately trying toconvince speakers not to bail,

731
00:27:01.161 --> 00:27:03.455
and dealing with peoplecancelling tickets.

732
00:27:03.496 --> 00:27:04.414
Yeah.

733
00:27:04.456 --> 00:27:05.248
Ugh.

734
00:27:05.290 --> 00:27:06.458
Bishop, I am so sorry.

735
00:27:06.499 --> 00:27:07.375
Well.

736
00:27:07.417 --> 00:27:08.960
I mean, at least I'm alive.

737
00:27:09.002 --> 00:27:10.170
Yeah.

738
00:27:10.211 --> 00:27:12.171
This is so insane.

739
00:27:12.172 --> 00:27:14.799
Did you get any informationfrom the police?

740
00:27:14.841 --> 00:27:15.675
No.

741
00:27:15.717 --> 00:27:17.344
I mean, they justasked questions.

742
00:27:17.385 --> 00:27:18.636
I did all the talking.

743
00:27:18.678 --> 00:27:20.430
Did you tell them aboutBilly and Alexis?

744
00:27:20.472 --> 00:27:22.349
I didn't want to gossip.

745
00:27:22.390 --> 00:27:24.017
Bishop, a man is dead.

746
00:27:24.059 --> 00:27:27.645
Social propriety goes outthe window at this point.

747
00:27:27.687 --> 00:27:31.023
Of course, no, you're right.

748
00:27:31.024 --> 00:27:31.858
Yeah.

749
00:27:31.859 --> 00:27:33.443
Hey. Amy.

750
00:27:33.485 --> 00:27:34.194
Trevor.

751
00:27:34.235 --> 00:27:36.071
Yeah, it's Travis.

752
00:27:36.112 --> 00:27:37.196
I'm sorry.

753
00:27:37.197 --> 00:27:38.448
Don't know why I do that.

754
00:27:38.490 --> 00:27:39.407
I have a few theories.

755
00:27:39.449 --> 00:27:40.575
[phone rings]

756
00:27:40.617 --> 00:27:41.701
Sorry, I have to take this.

757
00:27:41.743 --> 00:27:42.827
One of our speakers.

758
00:27:42.869 --> 00:27:43.662
Yeah.

759
00:27:43.703 --> 00:27:44.703
Bye.

760
00:27:44.704 --> 00:27:45.871
Hey.

761
00:27:45.872 --> 00:27:47.791
I want to talk to youabout last night and Rachel.

762
00:27:47.832 --> 00:27:48.917
Oh, no, no, no.

763
00:27:48.958 --> 00:27:50.168
I want to apologize.

764
00:27:50.210 --> 00:27:51.711
I shouldn't have snappedat you.

765
00:27:51.753 --> 00:27:53.380
Well, apology accepted.

766
00:27:53.421 --> 00:27:55.715
I just want you to knowthat Rachel,

767
00:27:55.757 --> 00:27:57.550
she's a good cop.

768
00:27:57.592 --> 00:27:59.594
Okay.

769
00:27:59.636 --> 00:28:01.012
Well, because you're a good cop,

770
00:28:01.054 --> 00:28:03.515
and you haven't minded mebeing helpful.

771
00:28:03.556 --> 00:28:04.516
Fair point.

772
00:28:04.557 --> 00:28:06.058
Mmm.

773
00:28:06.059 --> 00:28:07.226
Yeah.

774
00:28:07.227 --> 00:28:09.312
Um, by the way.

775
00:28:09.354 --> 00:28:12.941
Did you and Rachel, uh...

776
00:28:12.982 --> 00:28:14.733
Were you... Uh...

777
00:28:14.734 --> 00:28:16.402
Were we?

778
00:28:16.403 --> 00:28:18.488
Do you want to finishyour sentence?

779
00:28:18.530 --> 00:28:19.906
No, it's just that...

780
00:28:19.948 --> 00:28:23.535
It felt like there was historywith you two.

781
00:28:23.576 --> 00:28:26.078
Like more than just beingcop buddies.

782
00:28:26.079 --> 00:28:28.998
Well yeah, I mean, Amy we were partners.

783
00:28:29.040 --> 00:28:30.082
At work?

784
00:28:30.083 --> 00:28:30.917
Yeah.

785
00:28:30.917 --> 00:28:31.876
Oh.

786
00:28:31.918 --> 00:28:32.752
And no.

787
00:28:32.753 --> 00:28:34.379
And yeah.

788
00:28:34.421 --> 00:28:36.088
I mean, listen.

789
00:28:36.089 --> 00:28:38.757
Rachel and I might've hada chance to be more,

790
00:28:38.758 --> 00:28:42.303
you know, but the timingnever worked out, so...

791
00:28:42.345 --> 00:28:44.389
I get it, yeah.

792
00:28:47.058 --> 00:28:48.560
Do you want to take a walkwith me?

793
00:28:48.601 --> 00:28:50.311
You seem to have somewherein mind.

794
00:28:50.353 --> 00:28:51.771
I definitely do.

795
00:28:51.813 --> 00:28:53.064
The roof.

796
00:28:57.026 --> 00:29:01.197
So, there's no security camerasin the stairwell.

797
00:29:01.239 --> 00:29:02.657
Mm.

798
00:29:05.201 --> 00:29:08.246
So even if McHale got offwhere we did,

799
00:29:08.288 --> 00:29:11.291
another person could've comefrom the bottom floor

800
00:29:11.332 --> 00:29:15.127
and walked allthe way up unseen?

801
00:29:15.128 --> 00:29:16.504
Yeah.

802
00:29:23.970 --> 00:29:25.013
Police tape.

803
00:29:25.054 --> 00:29:25.972
You are a policeman.

804
00:29:25.973 --> 00:29:28.516
In a different jurisdiction.

805
00:29:28.558 --> 00:29:32.061
Uh, does it say Seattle MetroPD line here?

806
00:29:32.103 --> 00:29:32.979
Huh.

807
00:29:32.980 --> 00:29:33.980
No?

808
00:29:33.981 --> 00:29:35.064
Professor Winslow, that is a good point.

809
00:29:35.106 --> 00:29:35.982
Right.

810
00:29:35.983 --> 00:29:37.150
Go ahead.

811
00:29:46.868 --> 00:29:48.036
What do you see?

812
00:29:48.077 --> 00:29:48.995
That's a fall, huh?

813
00:29:48.996 --> 00:29:50.205
[whistles]

814
00:29:50.246 --> 00:29:52.165
Yeah. That's a long way down.

815
00:29:52.207 --> 00:29:55.460
So he was about your height, so just a push...

816
00:29:55.502 --> 00:29:58.922
Yeah. A hard push could knocksomebody right over.

817
00:29:58.963 --> 00:29:59.881
Yeah.

818
00:29:59.923 --> 00:30:02.007
Or, he jumped.

819
00:30:02.008 --> 00:30:03.092
Yeah, I don't know.

820
00:30:03.134 --> 00:30:04.719
A millionaire who paidfor this round of talks

821
00:30:04.761 --> 00:30:06.345
just to launch his new software?

822
00:30:06.346 --> 00:30:07.847
-Hmm.-Seems unlikely.

823
00:30:07.889 --> 00:30:09.098
Yeah.

824
00:30:09.140 --> 00:30:10.225
Hey look.

825
00:30:11.267 --> 00:30:13.352
So you remember Rachel saidthat the prep cook

826
00:30:13.353 --> 00:30:15.480
was taking out the trashwhen he found the body?

827
00:30:15.522 --> 00:30:16.356
Mmhmm.

828
00:30:16.357 --> 00:30:17.732
Well look at the wayhe's going.

829
00:30:17.774 --> 00:30:20.151
I mean, how would he have seenthe body from that angle?

830
00:30:20.193 --> 00:30:21.528
That's a good question.

831
00:30:21.569 --> 00:30:23.821
Do you think that'sthe same guy?

832
00:30:23.863 --> 00:30:25.240
Let's find out.

833
00:30:30.370 --> 00:30:31.204
Is that our guy?

834
00:30:31.205 --> 00:30:33.164
Yeah, I think so.

835
00:30:33.748 --> 00:30:34.624
Hi.

836
00:30:35.959 --> 00:30:39.087
Uh... I'm Amy Winslow, and thisis Detective Travis Burke.

837
00:30:39.128 --> 00:30:39.879
Hi.

838
00:30:39.880 --> 00:30:41.506
Guillermo Marquez.

839
00:30:41.548 --> 00:30:42.632
Hi, Guillermo.

840
00:30:43.675 --> 00:30:45.134
Uh, hi.

841
00:30:46.177 --> 00:30:48.805
Do you know what happenedhere last night?

842
00:30:51.432 --> 00:30:55.061
Are you the one that foundthe body?

843
00:30:55.103 --> 00:30:56.771
Yeah.

844
00:30:56.813 --> 00:30:58.731
Are you a cop too?

845
00:30:58.773 --> 00:31:01.609
Uh, well, I'm a consultant.

846
00:31:01.651 --> 00:31:03.736
Right. Yeah.

847
00:31:03.778 --> 00:31:05.947
But he's a detective. He has a badge, see?

848
00:31:05.989 --> 00:31:06.906
-Yeah. See?-Right there.

849
00:31:06.948 --> 00:31:08.575
I talked to the cops last night.

850
00:31:08.616 --> 00:31:10.827
We're just following upto clarify how it is

851
00:31:10.868 --> 00:31:15.623
that you noticed the body onthe far side of the dumpster?

852
00:31:15.665 --> 00:31:16.708
The phone.

853
00:31:16.749 --> 00:31:20.503
(Both) What phone?

854
00:31:20.545 --> 00:31:23.089
I heard a cell phone ringing, went to it.

855
00:31:23.131 --> 00:31:25.008
Was his phone on his person?

856
00:31:25.049 --> 00:31:27.593
Twenty feet away, maybe.

857
00:31:27.594 --> 00:31:31.472
But then, then I saw him.

858
00:31:32.974 --> 00:31:34.267
Right, yeah.

859
00:31:34.309 --> 00:31:36.269
Must've been hard for you.

860
00:31:36.311 --> 00:31:37.436
Did you happen to notice

861
00:31:37.437 --> 00:31:41.274
a readout on the screenof the phone? A name?

862
00:31:41.316 --> 00:31:42.358
Sorry.

863
00:31:42.400 --> 00:31:44.235
Do you know what time it was?

864
00:31:44.277 --> 00:31:46.362
Around 8:15, I think.

865
00:31:46.404 --> 00:31:48.364
What did you do next?

866
00:31:48.406 --> 00:31:49.907
I freaked out.

867
00:31:49.949 --> 00:31:52.327
I came in, went to my boss.

868
00:31:52.368 --> 00:31:55.621
He locked the kitchen down, called 911.

869
00:31:55.622 --> 00:31:56.539
Yeah.

870
00:31:58.207 --> 00:31:59.334
Yeah.

871
00:31:59.375 --> 00:32:00.793
Thank you, Guillermo.

872
00:32:00.835 --> 00:32:02.253
Thanks.

873
00:32:04.547 --> 00:32:08.259
Okay. So you arrivedwith my dad at 7:45.

874
00:32:08.301 --> 00:32:09.135
Mmhmm.

875
00:32:09.177 --> 00:32:11.804
That's when I met your pal, Bishop.

876
00:32:11.846 --> 00:32:13.514
You also met McHale.

877
00:32:13.556 --> 00:32:16.975
And then we left for the partyat 7:50.

878
00:32:16.976 --> 00:32:18.186
That sounds right.

879
00:32:18.227 --> 00:32:21.022
All right, now I hadn't beenat the party very long

880
00:32:21.064 --> 00:32:24.650
when I saw Vicky and McHalehave this heated conversation.

881
00:32:24.651 --> 00:32:27.070
And then he goesover to Billy and Alexis,

882
00:32:27.111 --> 00:32:29.447
and says something.

883
00:32:29.489 --> 00:32:31.240
And then he walks our way.

884
00:32:31.282 --> 00:32:32.784
Our way?

885
00:32:32.825 --> 00:32:33.576
No.

886
00:32:33.618 --> 00:32:34.535
Me and Tim.

887
00:32:34.577 --> 00:32:35.328
Oh.

888
00:32:35.370 --> 00:32:37.663
And did he say anythingto you?

889
00:32:37.664 --> 00:32:38.997
Uh, no.

890
00:32:38.998 --> 00:32:40.708
Just that he wantedto get some air.

891
00:32:40.750 --> 00:32:42.001
Maybe to the roof.

892
00:32:42.043 --> 00:32:43.961
Maybe.

893
00:32:44.003 --> 00:32:45.004
Tim went with him.

894
00:32:45.046 --> 00:32:45.963
What?!

895
00:32:46.923 --> 00:32:47.757
Amy.

896
00:32:47.799 --> 00:32:48.675
What?

897
00:32:48.716 --> 00:32:50.009
And you're just nowtelling me this?

898
00:32:50.051 --> 00:32:51.052
There's nothing to tell.

899
00:32:51.094 --> 00:32:52.345
I mean, it's...

900
00:32:52.387 --> 00:32:55.890
Bishop, right. And when didBishop return to the party?

901
00:32:55.932 --> 00:32:58.017
Well, I mean, I didn't see him

902
00:32:58.059 --> 00:32:59.477
until after youand my dad arrived.

903
00:32:59.519 --> 00:33:01.562
I'm sure that he was...

904
00:33:01.604 --> 00:33:02.689
You know.

905
00:33:03.731 --> 00:33:05.316
What are you doing?

906
00:33:05.358 --> 00:33:06.984
I went up to my room.

907
00:33:07.026 --> 00:33:08.027
I took a quick shower.

908
00:33:08.069 --> 00:33:09.195
I changed.

909
00:33:09.237 --> 00:33:12.698
I got on the phone at 8:14,I talked to Claire,

910
00:33:12.699 --> 00:33:14.617
I checked in with herat exactly five minutes,

911
00:33:14.659 --> 00:33:16.703
your dad knocks on my door, we come back downstairs,

912
00:33:16.744 --> 00:33:18.870
so we're back at the partyat what?

913
00:33:18.871 --> 00:33:19.706
8:25.

914
00:33:19.747 --> 00:33:20.832
All right.

915
00:33:20.873 --> 00:33:23.041
Did you happen to seeVicky, Alexis, or Billy

916
00:33:23.042 --> 00:33:24.794
after McHale left?

917
00:33:26.713 --> 00:33:28.006
No. But I wasdefinitely looking.

918
00:33:28.047 --> 00:33:29.716
Okay. While you werelooking for them,

919
00:33:29.757 --> 00:33:31.801
did you happen to seeyour friend, Tim Bishop?

920
00:33:31.843 --> 00:33:33.344
Hey, guys.

921
00:33:33.386 --> 00:33:34.429
Hey.

922
00:33:34.470 --> 00:33:36.388
What's up?

923
00:33:36.389 --> 00:33:39.725
We're just talking abouthow her friend, Tim Bishop,

924
00:33:39.726 --> 00:33:40.893
could be a murder suspect.

925
00:33:41.436 --> 00:33:42.937
Well, it strikes methat all four people,

926
00:33:42.979 --> 00:33:47.400
Vicky, Tim, Alexis, Billy, allfour of 'em should be talked to.

927
00:33:47.442 --> 00:33:49.277
But isn't that whatyour detective friend

928
00:33:49.318 --> 00:33:50.528
was doing last night?

929
00:33:50.570 --> 00:33:51.404
Absolutely.

930
00:33:51.446 --> 00:33:52.363
Mmhmm.

931
00:33:53.030 --> 00:33:55.074
What?

932
00:33:55.116 --> 00:33:58.953
So... Do you not trust her?

933
00:33:58.995 --> 00:34:00.204
Well, that's a good question.

934
00:34:00.246 --> 00:34:01.622
I mean, should we trust her?

935
00:34:01.664 --> 00:34:03.666
I trust her more thanl trust your friend, Bishop.

936
00:34:03.708 --> 00:34:07.378
[laughs]Ah, come on. Are you serious?

937
00:34:07.420 --> 00:34:10.256
I mean, what motivewould Tim have to kill a guy

938
00:34:10.298 --> 00:34:11.632
who's backing his event?

939
00:34:11.674 --> 00:34:13.926
That is a great question thatwe should talk to him about.

940
00:34:13.968 --> 00:34:15.595
Well, why don't weget Rachel involved,

941
00:34:15.636 --> 00:34:17.221
since we all trust herso much?

942
00:34:17.263 --> 00:34:19.432
Why are you afraid of metalking to your friend

943
00:34:19.474 --> 00:34:20.975
and asking him some questions?

944
00:34:21.017 --> 00:34:22.935
I'm not afraid of you talkingto my friend.

945
00:34:22.977 --> 00:34:24.312
-You're not afraid?-No.

946
00:34:24.353 --> 00:34:26.272
Good, great, call him up. Let's ask him right now.

947
00:34:26.314 --> 00:34:27.231
Fine. Fine.

948
00:34:27.273 --> 00:34:28.774
Mmhmm.

949
00:34:28.775 --> 00:34:30.109
Fine.

950
00:34:30.151 --> 00:34:31.943
I just want you to knowthat he's probably notgoing to answer,

951
00:34:31.944 --> 00:34:32.987
because, you know, he's busy

952
00:34:33.029 --> 00:34:34.446
doing damage controland all that...

953
00:34:34.447 --> 00:34:35.698
Hello?

954
00:34:35.740 --> 00:34:37.033
Hey.

955
00:34:37.074 --> 00:34:38.450
Amy.

956
00:34:38.451 --> 00:34:39.660
Yeah.

957
00:34:39.702 --> 00:34:41.329
I just need to talk to you.

958
00:34:41.370 --> 00:34:42.455
Sure. Sure.

959
00:34:42.497 --> 00:34:43.414
I'll be right up.

960
00:34:43.456 --> 00:34:44.623
Okay, thanks. Bye.

961
00:34:44.624 --> 00:34:46.792
Not too busy for Amy. Shall we?

962
00:34:46.793 --> 00:34:48.503
I would love to. Get this over with.

963
00:34:48.544 --> 00:34:49.462
Excuse me.

964
00:34:49.463 --> 00:34:51.506
Yeah, of course. Yeah. Yeah, oh...

965
00:34:56.803 --> 00:34:57.929
[knocking at door]

966
00:34:59.138 --> 00:35:00.264
Hey, Amy.

967
00:35:00.306 --> 00:35:02.140
Hey.

968
00:35:02.141 --> 00:35:03.475
Hey, it's me.

969
00:35:03.476 --> 00:35:04.811
Trevor.

970
00:35:04.852 --> 00:35:05.978
Hi, Travis.

971
00:35:06.020 --> 00:35:08.022
There it is.

972
00:35:08.064 --> 00:35:10.608
Tim, Travis and I werejust talking about

973
00:35:10.650 --> 00:35:11.651
last night, and...

974
00:35:11.692 --> 00:35:14.362
You left the party last nightwith McHale.

975
00:35:14.403 --> 00:35:15.738
Where did you go?

976
00:35:15.780 --> 00:35:17.490
Hang on.

977
00:35:17.532 --> 00:35:18.574
Excuse me.

978
00:35:18.616 --> 00:35:20.910
Would you mind just givingus a moment?

979
00:35:20.952 --> 00:35:22.036
Thank you.

980
00:35:23.704 --> 00:35:24.539
Sorry folks.

981
00:35:24.580 --> 00:35:26.499
Thank you so much.

982
00:35:32.046 --> 00:35:34.423
Um... Amy?

983
00:35:34.465 --> 00:35:37.718
You think I had somethingto do with Mitchell's...

984
00:35:37.760 --> 00:35:38.886
with what happened?

985
00:35:38.928 --> 00:35:40.972
No, Tim, listen.

986
00:35:41.013 --> 00:35:45.016
We're just trying to get... the complete picture, you know.

987
00:35:45.017 --> 00:35:47.061
Of the whole night. Everything that happened.

988
00:35:47.103 --> 00:35:48.229
That's all.

989
00:35:48.271 --> 00:35:49.230
Okay, sure.

990
00:35:49.272 --> 00:35:51.356
Of course.

991
00:35:51.357 --> 00:35:55.527
Well, as I told your friend, the Seattle detective.

992
00:35:55.528 --> 00:35:57.446
I walked Mitchellto the elevator,

993
00:35:57.488 --> 00:35:59.030
he asked me not to take itwith him.

994
00:35:59.031 --> 00:36:00.032
All right.

995
00:36:00.074 --> 00:36:01.742
And then what happened next?

996
00:36:01.784 --> 00:36:04.245
I turned around and Vicky waswalking toward the elevators.

997
00:36:04.287 --> 00:36:05.163
Vicky Lin?

998
00:36:05.204 --> 00:36:06.330
Mm.

999
00:36:06.372 --> 00:36:09.709
She was clearly upset, but she didn't want to talk.

1000
00:36:09.750 --> 00:36:13.462
I got on the elevatorwith her anyway.

1001
00:36:13.504 --> 00:36:15.547
I pressed.

1002
00:36:15.548 --> 00:36:16.757
She told me she'd gottenher hands on

1003
00:36:16.799 --> 00:36:18.801
the beta versionof S.L.O.O.T.H.

1004
00:36:18.843 --> 00:36:20.636
Had her R&D peoplework it over.

1005
00:36:20.678 --> 00:36:21.596
And?

1006
00:36:21.637 --> 00:36:23.472
She told me it was...

1007
00:36:23.514 --> 00:36:24.432
A hoax.

1008
00:36:24.473 --> 00:36:27.101
Couldn't do what Mitchellsaid it did.

1009
00:36:27.143 --> 00:36:28.560
Solve crimes.

1010
00:36:28.561 --> 00:36:31.022
So is this the last timethat she and Mitchell spoke

1011
00:36:31.063 --> 00:36:32.565
before he left?

1012
00:36:32.607 --> 00:36:33.608
So she said.

1013
00:36:33.649 --> 00:36:35.818
How long did you talk to her?

1014
00:36:35.860 --> 00:36:37.069
We got off on her floor,

1015
00:36:37.111 --> 00:36:38.946
I walked her to her room, so however long that took.

1016
00:36:38.988 --> 00:36:40.781
And then what happened next?

1017
00:36:40.823 --> 00:36:43.034
I'm on the board of McHale Tech.

1018
00:36:43.075 --> 00:36:45.620
I wanted to talk to Mitchellabout this very concerning news.

1019
00:36:45.661 --> 00:36:46.913
I called him.

1020
00:36:46.954 --> 00:36:47.997
From Vicky's phone?

1021
00:36:48.039 --> 00:36:48.873
No.

1022
00:36:48.915 --> 00:36:50.208
The hallway.

1023
00:36:50.249 --> 00:36:52.293
He didn't answer.

1024
00:36:52.335 --> 00:36:53.794
I went to the suite downthe hall that

1025
00:36:53.836 --> 00:36:54.920
we have for McHale Tech,

1026
00:36:54.921 --> 00:36:56.088
I thought that'swhere he might be.

1027
00:36:56.130 --> 00:36:57.173
He wasn't.

1028
00:36:57.215 --> 00:36:59.383
I waited a whilefor him to show up,

1029
00:36:59.425 --> 00:37:01.636
then I went backto the party.

1030
00:37:01.677 --> 00:37:02.553
Hmm.

1031
00:37:02.595 --> 00:37:04.096
End of story.

1032
00:37:06.307 --> 00:37:08.643
Now, I have to get backto work.

1033
00:37:13.564 --> 00:37:15.107
Thanks Tim.

1034
00:37:15.149 --> 00:37:16.192
Um, Tim, listen. I...

1035
00:37:16.233 --> 00:37:17.610
Excuse me.

1036
00:37:23.074 --> 00:37:24.075
I feel horrible.

1037
00:37:24.116 --> 00:37:25.493
Oh, come on, Amy. You know how it goes.

1038
00:37:25.534 --> 00:37:27.118
We asked questions, he answered 'em.

1039
00:37:27.119 --> 00:37:29.120
Plus, he still doesn'thave a good alibi.

1040
00:37:29.121 --> 00:37:32.375
But. We did learn that McHalewas in a lot more trouble

1041
00:37:32.416 --> 00:37:33.376
than you projected.

1042
00:37:33.417 --> 00:37:34.210
Yeah.

1043
00:37:34.251 --> 00:37:35.503
Right.

1044
00:37:35.544 --> 00:37:38.297
And if news were to get outthat his software was a sham?

1045
00:37:38.339 --> 00:37:39.590
Maybe he wasn't pushed.

1046
00:37:39.632 --> 00:37:41.050
Right.

1047
00:37:41.092 --> 00:37:41.968
Right.

1048
00:37:41.969 --> 00:37:42.969
And we have a new question.

1049
00:37:43.010 --> 00:37:44.720
Who leaked that softwareto Vicky?

1050
00:37:44.762 --> 00:37:47.682
Okay. So who did McHale talk toafter Vicky?

1051
00:37:47.723 --> 00:37:48.849
Billy and Alexis.

1052
00:37:48.891 --> 00:37:50.059
Billy and Alexis.

1053
00:37:50.101 --> 00:37:52.353
I'm going to see if Clairecan get their addresses.

1054
00:37:52.395 --> 00:37:54.105
[crunches apple]

1055
00:37:55.982 --> 00:37:58.609
(Amy) Tim said Mitchell hada pricey new electric car...

1056
00:37:58.651 --> 00:38:02.071
Huh, look what'sparked out front.

1057
00:38:09.161 --> 00:38:10.454
Well, that's interesting.

1058
00:38:10.496 --> 00:38:14.333
Either Billy borrowedMcHale's car or Alexis is here.

1059
00:38:17.003 --> 00:38:18.546
[doorbell]

1060
00:38:22.550 --> 00:38:23.718
Hey, Billy.

1061
00:38:23.759 --> 00:38:25.428
Sorry for your loss.

1062
00:38:25.469 --> 00:38:26.721
Um, thanks.

1063
00:38:26.762 --> 00:38:27.847
Um, I'm in the middle of some...

1064
00:38:27.888 --> 00:38:30.307
Just wanted to chatwith you for a minute.

1065
00:38:30.349 --> 00:38:31.142
Um...

1066
00:38:31.183 --> 00:38:34.186
With... with youand, uh, Alexis?

1067
00:38:34.228 --> 00:38:36.105
Yeah, we just want to clear upa few things

1068
00:38:36.147 --> 00:38:42.320
about the S.L.O.O.T.H software, then you two can... move on.

1069
00:38:42.361 --> 00:38:44.071
It's okay, Billy.

1070
00:38:45.865 --> 00:38:47.408
Thank you.

1071
00:38:49.827 --> 00:38:52.038
So, it's come to our attentionthat the software

1072
00:38:52.079 --> 00:38:55.666
that was supposed to put me outof business might actually

1073
00:38:55.708 --> 00:39:00.880
put McHale Tech out of business, because it's a sham.

1074
00:39:00.921 --> 00:39:02.465
Who told you that?

1075
00:39:02.506 --> 00:39:04.508
Is it the truth?

1076
00:39:04.550 --> 00:39:05.926
S.L.O.O.T.H isbeing beta-tested.

1077
00:39:05.968 --> 00:39:08.720
As with any new application, there are bugs to be worked out.

1078
00:39:08.721 --> 00:39:10.723
Yeah, see?

1079
00:39:10.765 --> 00:39:12.850
That's not whatVicky Lin says.

1080
00:39:12.892 --> 00:39:14.977
See, she confrontedMitchell last night.

1081
00:39:15.019 --> 00:39:17.104
And then Mitchell confrontedthe two of you.

1082
00:39:17.146 --> 00:39:17.938
No.

1083
00:39:17.980 --> 00:39:19.564
Don't deny it, I saw it.

1084
00:39:19.565 --> 00:39:23.902
He thought that you two leakedthe software.

1085
00:39:23.903 --> 00:39:24.737
This is ridiculous.

1086
00:39:24.779 --> 00:39:26.364
Why would we leak software?

1087
00:39:26.405 --> 00:39:28.324
That would hurt McHale Tech.

1088
00:39:28.365 --> 00:39:29.450
It's our company too.

1089
00:39:29.492 --> 00:39:32.161
How much do you care aboutyour company then?

1090
00:39:32.203 --> 00:39:34.371
I mean, because I sawthe two of you out to dinner

1091
00:39:34.413 --> 00:39:38.584
the other night, and then therewas backstage.

1092
00:39:38.626 --> 00:39:41.586
You're in love, and Mitchell knew.

1093
00:39:41.587 --> 00:39:42.380
I...

1094
00:39:42.421 --> 00:39:43.422
We, we should...

1095
00:39:43.464 --> 00:39:46.967
Billy. Why don't you answerher question?

1096
00:39:47.009 --> 00:39:50.346
Where did you go after Mitchellconfronted you?

1097
00:39:50.387 --> 00:39:52.014
I told the police last night.

1098
00:39:52.056 --> 00:39:53.264
Tell me.

1099
00:39:53.265 --> 00:39:55.184
[doorbell]

1100
00:39:55.226 --> 00:39:56.352
Excuse me.

1101
00:40:00.022 --> 00:40:00.981
Hi, Billy.

1102
00:40:01.023 --> 00:40:01.774
Hey.

1103
00:40:01.816 --> 00:40:04.819
Your colleagues are here.

1104
00:40:05.444 --> 00:40:06.320
Burke?

1105
00:40:06.362 --> 00:40:08.197
I'm calling my lawyer.

1106
00:40:08.531 --> 00:40:09.614
Detective.

1107
00:40:09.615 --> 00:40:11.367
A word.

1108
00:40:12.827 --> 00:40:14.619
Bring your "partner."

1109
00:40:14.620 --> 00:40:15.955
Me?

1110
00:40:18.624 --> 00:40:20.501
So, I'm bringing this guy infor questioning,

1111
00:40:20.543 --> 00:40:22.336
and now he's a hostile witness?

1112
00:40:22.378 --> 00:40:24.129
What did you say to himthat he's lawyering up...

1113
00:40:24.130 --> 00:40:24.964
Knox.

1114
00:40:24.964 --> 00:40:25.798
No. Don't "Knox" me.

1115
00:40:25.840 --> 00:40:26.632
What did you say?

1116
00:40:26.674 --> 00:40:27.842
Detective, this was my idea.

1117
00:40:27.883 --> 00:40:29.176
It's Lieutenant.

1118
00:40:29.218 --> 00:40:32.471
And, is that supposedto make me feel better?

1119
00:40:32.513 --> 00:40:34.807
Look, I am running a murderinvestigation here.

1120
00:40:34.849 --> 00:40:36.267
And yes, that iswhat we are calling it.

1121
00:40:36.308 --> 00:40:37.809
No note, no motivefor suicide.

1122
00:40:37.810 --> 00:40:38.727
Well, except that...

1123
00:40:38.769 --> 00:40:39.854
Except what?

1124
00:40:39.895 --> 00:40:41.646
Well, except thatMcHale's software

1125
00:40:41.647 --> 00:40:43.482
isn't exactly whathe said it was.

1126
00:40:43.524 --> 00:40:45.317
So that could be a huge blowto his...

1127
00:40:45.359 --> 00:40:46.610
Do you mean the software

1128
00:40:46.652 --> 00:40:48.319
that my police departmentis considering licensing?

1129
00:40:48.320 --> 00:40:49.989
Or maybe you didn't know that.

1130
00:40:50.030 --> 00:40:51.282
No, we knew that.

1131
00:40:51.323 --> 00:40:52.575
Just like you didn't knowthat the phone was missing

1132
00:40:52.616 --> 00:40:54.201
from the scene?

1133
00:40:54.243 --> 00:40:56.829
The phone that Guillermoheard ringing?

1134
00:40:56.871 --> 00:40:59.540
You spoke to the witness, too?

1135
00:41:01.750 --> 00:41:03.002
Okay.

1136
00:41:03.043 --> 00:41:04.920
Listen up, Sherlock.

1137
00:41:04.962 --> 00:41:07.172
You too, Doctor Watson.

1138
00:41:07.173 --> 00:41:09.133
You have no jurisdiction here,

1139
00:41:09.175 --> 00:41:10.968
and you need to leave itto the people that do.

1140
00:41:11.010 --> 00:41:11.802
Hey, Rachel.

1141
00:41:11.844 --> 00:41:13.220
No, we are done.

1142
00:41:27.026 --> 00:41:27.943
[sighs]

1143
00:41:27.985 --> 00:41:29.195
You know what, Ijust have to say this.

1144
00:41:29.236 --> 00:41:30.988
I am sorry that I pushed you.

1145
00:41:31.030 --> 00:41:35.367
Amy, I knew what I was doing, and I did it.

1146
00:41:35.409 --> 00:41:37.119
You know how in the past,

1147
00:41:37.161 --> 00:41:39.955
when I told you to mind your ownbusiness, let me do my job?

1148
00:41:39.997 --> 00:41:42.707
Mmhmm.

1149
00:41:42.708 --> 00:41:46.921
Well, now I know whyyou didn't like it.

1150
00:41:46.962 --> 00:41:48.964
I'm sorry.

1151
00:41:50.758 --> 00:41:52.384
Thank you.

1152
00:41:53.969 --> 00:41:54.887
So, what now?

1153
00:41:54.929 --> 00:41:56.180
Well, now we dowhat we should've done

1154
00:41:56.222 --> 00:41:58.057
after we talked to Tim.

1155
00:41:58.098 --> 00:41:59.390
We go and we talkto Vicky Lin,

1156
00:41:59.391 --> 00:42:01.644
we confirm his story with her.

1157
00:42:01.685 --> 00:42:02.436
Mmhmm.

1158
00:42:02.478 --> 00:42:05.897
That is, if she'll talk to us.

1159
00:42:05.898 --> 00:42:07.983
I think I have a way to makethat happen.

1160
00:42:08.025 --> 00:42:09.360
Hmm.

1161
00:42:18.744 --> 00:42:20.704
Ms. Winslow is hereto see you.

1162
00:42:20.746 --> 00:42:21.997
Ah.

1163
00:42:22.039 --> 00:42:25.125
Hi Vicky. Thank you for seeingus on such short notice.

1164
00:42:25.167 --> 00:42:25.960
Hi.

1165
00:42:26.001 --> 00:42:27.545
This is Detective Travis Burke.

1166
00:42:27.586 --> 00:42:28.671
Hi.

1167
00:42:28.712 --> 00:42:29.797
Hello.

1168
00:42:29.838 --> 00:42:31.966
And this is my dad.

1169
00:42:32.007 --> 00:42:34.093
Graham Winslow. Vicky Lin.

1170
00:42:34.134 --> 00:42:35.344
Nice to meet you.

1171
00:42:35.386 --> 00:42:36.427
Please have a seat.

1172
00:42:36.428 --> 00:42:38.013
-Thanks.-Thank you.

1173
00:42:43.269 --> 00:42:48.399
Vicky, I hear that you're fondof Atticus Keller, so a...

1174
00:42:48.440 --> 00:42:50.775
a first edition.

1175
00:42:50.776 --> 00:42:52.444
Happy to sign it.

1176
00:42:52.486 --> 00:42:53.529
[laughs]

1177
00:42:53.570 --> 00:42:54.612
Seriously?

1178
00:42:54.613 --> 00:42:55.322
Yeah.

1179
00:42:55.364 --> 00:42:58.200
-You got a pen?-Oh, here.

1180
00:42:58.242 --> 00:42:59.285
Great.

1181
00:43:01.036 --> 00:43:04.248
So, what is the quid that goesalong with this pro quo?

1182
00:43:04.290 --> 00:43:06.834
Well, honestly, we were justhoping we could ask you

1183
00:43:06.875 --> 00:43:09.044
some questions about last night.

1184
00:43:09.086 --> 00:43:10.462
Huh.

1185
00:43:10.504 --> 00:43:11.922
So awful.

1186
00:43:11.964 --> 00:43:13.799
Yeah.

1187
00:43:13.841 --> 00:43:16.594
Before McHale left the party,

1188
00:43:16.635 --> 00:43:21.056
you two had an exchangethat looked a bit heated.

1189
00:43:21.098 --> 00:43:24.101
What was that about?

1190
00:43:24.143 --> 00:43:26.562
I told him I was backing awayfrom S.L.O.O.T.H.

1191
00:43:26.603 --> 00:43:27.479
Because?

1192
00:43:27.521 --> 00:43:31.984
It's... well, accordingto my R&D team,

1193
00:43:32.026 --> 00:43:33.110
it's trash.

1194
00:43:35.321 --> 00:43:38.782
And what did you doafter this exchange?

1195
00:43:38.824 --> 00:43:40.034
I had a room booked atthe hotel.,

1196
00:43:40.075 --> 00:43:41.619
and I went thereto make some calls.

1197
00:43:41.660 --> 00:43:44.580
Do you think it's possible thatMitchell McHale killed himself

1198
00:43:44.621 --> 00:43:47.708
because of the softwaresituation?

1199
00:43:47.750 --> 00:43:49.710
You obviously didn't knowMitch McHale.

1200
00:43:49.752 --> 00:43:51.336
He told me he was gettinga new lawyer,

1201
00:43:51.337 --> 00:43:55.758
and that he'd have that lawyersue me for theft of software.

1202
00:43:55.799 --> 00:43:57.175
Hmm.

1203
00:43:57.176 --> 00:43:59.510
What happenedto the old lawyer?

1204
00:43:59.511 --> 00:44:00.845
No idea.

1205
00:44:00.846 --> 00:44:03.682
Can you think of anybody elsewho'd want to kill Mitch McHale?

1206
00:44:03.724 --> 00:44:05.851
Mitch McHale wasa cockroach.

1207
00:44:05.893 --> 00:44:07.895
Who doesn't want to stepon one of those?

1208
00:44:07.936 --> 00:44:09.854
That's a great line.

1209
00:44:09.855 --> 00:44:12.483
Do you mind if I, uh, you mindif I use that?

1210
00:44:12.524 --> 00:44:14.652
I'd be honoured.

1211
00:44:16.445 --> 00:44:18.529
Hmm, well, thanksfor doing that, Dad.

1212
00:44:18.530 --> 00:44:19.698
Oh, honey, thanksfor including me.

1213
00:44:19.740 --> 00:44:21.492
I'm not sure howhelpful that was.

1214
00:44:21.533 --> 00:44:22.785
No, no.

1215
00:44:22.826 --> 00:44:25.454
Sometimes it's good to justconfirm existing information.

1216
00:44:25.496 --> 00:44:26.497
Right.

1217
00:44:26.538 --> 00:44:28.373
Though I do think you did learnsomething new.

1218
00:44:28.374 --> 00:44:30.709
Yeah, that McHale was gettinga new lawyer.

1219
00:44:30.751 --> 00:44:31.960
Exactly.

1220
00:44:32.002 --> 00:44:33.545
And for someone who thinksall day about word choice,

1221
00:44:33.587 --> 00:44:35.130
that struck me as odd.

1222
00:44:35.172 --> 00:44:36.590
I mean, why even bring that upto Vicky?

1223
00:44:36.632 --> 00:44:38.217
Yeah, that's a good question.

1224
00:44:38.258 --> 00:44:40.511
You know, there are two peoplethat we could get an answer

1225
00:44:40.552 --> 00:44:41.804
to that from.

1226
00:44:41.845 --> 00:44:42.679
Rachel and Tim?

1227
00:44:42.721 --> 00:44:44.056
Yeah.

1228
00:44:44.098 --> 00:44:45.057
Yeah.

1229
00:44:45.058 --> 00:44:46.100
Hmm, yeah.

1230
00:44:46.141 --> 00:44:47.518
I don't think they really wantto talk to us.

1231
00:44:47.559 --> 00:44:49.103
Well, we leadwith an apology.

1232
00:44:49.144 --> 00:44:52.147
Might I suggest if you wantto get the most out of them,

1233
00:44:52.189 --> 00:44:55.066
you go to Rachel, you go to Tim.

1234
00:44:55.067 --> 00:44:55.901
Good idea.

1235
00:44:55.901 --> 00:44:56.735
Yeah.

1236
00:44:56.777 --> 00:44:57.820
You're on a roll, Graham.

1237
00:44:57.861 --> 00:44:59.321
Yeah, thanks, thanks.

1238
00:44:59.363 --> 00:45:00.948
Good luck, guys.

1239
00:45:00.989 --> 00:45:02.573
Hey, where you goin'?

1240
00:45:02.574 --> 00:45:03.951
I'm going back to the hotel

1241
00:45:03.992 --> 00:45:06.411
to hear a Teachable Talk called "What makes a psychopath."

1242
00:45:06.412 --> 00:45:09.248
It's, uh, researchfor my next book.

1243
00:45:09.289 --> 00:45:10.415
Okay, all right, bye.

1244
00:45:10.416 --> 00:45:11.667
Bye.

1245
00:45:14.086 --> 00:45:15.753
Alright, good luck.

1246
00:45:15.754 --> 00:45:16.797
Yeah. Hey Amy.

1247
00:45:16.839 --> 00:45:19.257
Uh... can you drop me, it's kinda far?

1248
00:45:19.258 --> 00:45:21.009
Oh, yes, of course.

1249
00:45:21.051 --> 00:45:22.261
-Yeah, I drove.-You drove.

1250
00:45:22.302 --> 00:45:23.637
Come on.

1251
00:45:38.610 --> 00:45:40.195
[knocking at door]

1252
00:45:43.031 --> 00:45:44.949
Mea culpa.

1253
00:45:44.950 --> 00:45:46.827
[knocking at door]

1254
00:45:46.869 --> 00:45:49.079
I wanted to apologize.

1255
00:45:49.121 --> 00:45:50.539
You're forgiven.

1256
00:45:50.581 --> 00:45:51.789
No worries.

1257
00:45:51.790 --> 00:45:53.000
Please.

1258
00:45:53.792 --> 00:45:56.420
[sighs]

1259
00:45:56.462 --> 00:46:01.049
I mean, it's just weird, beingthis close to a crime with you,

1260
00:46:01.091 --> 00:46:03.844
and not being included.

1261
00:46:03.886 --> 00:46:06.137
I didn't tell you this, but I've been helping Travis

1262
00:46:06.138 --> 00:46:08.515
and the Garrison PDon a few cases.

1263
00:46:08.557 --> 00:46:11.768
Believe it or not, Amy hashelped me out with a few cases.

1264
00:46:11.810 --> 00:46:12.644
Wow.

1265
00:46:12.644 --> 00:46:13.520
Really?

1266
00:46:13.562 --> 00:46:14.563
What kind of cases?

1267
00:46:14.605 --> 00:46:15.355
Murders.

1268
00:46:15.397 --> 00:46:16.356
Homicides.

1269
00:46:16.398 --> 00:46:17.691
Oh.

1270
00:46:17.733 --> 00:46:18.775
That's something.

1271
00:46:18.817 --> 00:46:21.445
So, when this suspiciousdeath happened...

1272
00:46:21.487 --> 00:46:22.863
She just wants to help.

1273
00:46:22.905 --> 00:46:25.866
Which she did, by coming to me.

1274
00:46:25.908 --> 00:46:27.868
Billy Poole is now suspectnumber one.

1275
00:46:27.910 --> 00:46:29.244
To be honest with you,

1276
00:46:29.286 --> 00:46:32.164
Travis has had to protect mein a couple of bad situations.

1277
00:46:32.206 --> 00:46:36.460
So... I'm sure that impulseof his just kicked in.

1278
00:46:36.502 --> 00:46:37.336
Sure.

1279
00:46:37.377 --> 00:46:38.378
I get it.

1280
00:46:38.420 --> 00:46:41.798
And I think that she waspushing with you,

1281
00:46:41.840 --> 00:46:43.967
because that's what she's usedto doing with me.

1282
00:46:44.009 --> 00:46:45.636
And that doesn't bother you?

1283
00:46:45.677 --> 00:46:47.971
Oh, it does.

1284
00:46:48.013 --> 00:46:49.181
Believe me.

1285
00:46:49.223 --> 00:46:52.183
You guys definitely seem to havea... strong connection.

1286
00:46:52.184 --> 00:46:53.518
That's not always the case.

1287
00:46:53.519 --> 00:46:55.521
I mean, I swear I spend90 percent of my time

1288
00:46:55.562 --> 00:46:59.023
just trying to get himto listen to me.

1289
00:46:59.024 --> 00:47:01.526
For instance, he didn'tbelieve you about Vicky,

1290
00:47:01.527 --> 00:47:03.529
so he insistedwe go talk to her.

1291
00:47:03.570 --> 00:47:05.696
She can be relentless.

1292
00:47:05.697 --> 00:47:08.283
For example, she wanted usto talk to Vicky Lin

1293
00:47:08.325 --> 00:47:09.868
about the S.L.O.O.T.H software.

1294
00:47:09.910 --> 00:47:10.827
Seriously?

1295
00:47:10.869 --> 00:47:11.703
You're kidding.

1296
00:47:11.745 --> 00:47:12.621
No, I'm not.

1297
00:47:12.663 --> 00:47:13.704
Seriously.

1298
00:47:13.705 --> 00:47:15.207
Well, I'm sure Vicky confirmedwhat I said.

1299
00:47:15.249 --> 00:47:16.166
She did.

1300
00:47:16.208 --> 00:47:18.085
And the reason I wantedto talk to you

1301
00:47:18.126 --> 00:47:21.588
is because Vicky did say thatMcHale threatened to sue her.

1302
00:47:21.630 --> 00:47:23.298
But he told her he hada new lawyer.

1303
00:47:23.340 --> 00:47:25.425
And I asked her what happenedto the old lawyer.

1304
00:47:25.467 --> 00:47:27.052
And... she didn't know.

1305
00:47:27.094 --> 00:47:28.887
Well, his old lawyeris Ray Sweeney.

1306
00:47:28.929 --> 00:47:31.723
Ray Sweeney is known fordefending very rich dirtbags.

1307
00:47:31.765 --> 00:47:34.059
Do you know this Ray Sweeney?

1308
00:47:34.101 --> 00:47:37.229
Not well, but... Yeah, I knew him.

1309
00:47:37.271 --> 00:47:39.815
Knew as in past-tense?

1310
00:47:39.856 --> 00:47:42.442
Ray Sweeney's home was brokeninto a few days ago.

1311
00:47:42.484 --> 00:47:46.154
And I guess he was homeat the time.

1312
00:47:46.196 --> 00:47:48.824
The thief shot him.

1313
00:47:48.865 --> 00:47:50.450
Ray Sweeney is dead.

1314
00:47:50.492 --> 00:47:52.619
[music heightens] ♪

1315
00:47:52.661 --> 00:47:53.537
Oh.

1316
00:47:54.413 --> 00:47:55.956
Remember whatMiss Marple said?

1317
00:47:55.998 --> 00:47:58.249
No, I haven't readAgatha Christie yet.

1318
00:47:58.250 --> 00:47:59.376
Remind me.

1319
00:47:59.418 --> 00:48:02.546
Well, she said "any coincidenceis worth noticing,

1320
00:48:02.588 --> 00:48:05.340
"because you can throwit away later if it'sonly a coincidence."

1321
00:48:05.382 --> 00:48:07.425
Yeah, well, it's a prettybig coincidence.

1322
00:48:07.426 --> 00:48:08.927
Sweeney and McHalebeing murdered

1323
00:48:08.969 --> 00:48:10.261
within days of each other?

1324
00:48:10.262 --> 00:48:12.055
So much so that I asked Rachelif we could see

1325
00:48:12.097 --> 00:48:14.016
the Sweeney crimescene tomorrow.

1326
00:48:14.057 --> 00:48:14.975
We?

1327
00:48:15.017 --> 00:48:16.767
As in you and also me?

1328
00:48:16.768 --> 00:48:17.603
Yeah.

1329
00:48:17.644 --> 00:48:18.770
I laid it on pretty thick,

1330
00:48:18.812 --> 00:48:21.440
how you've been helpfulat Garrison PD.

1331
00:48:21.481 --> 00:48:22.649
What are you talking about?

1332
00:48:22.691 --> 00:48:24.568
I have been helpfulto the Garrison PD.

1333
00:48:24.610 --> 00:48:27.112
I know.

1334
00:48:27.154 --> 00:48:29.239
So you weren't laying iton thick.

1335
00:48:29.281 --> 00:48:30.115
Amy, that's not the point.

1336
00:48:30.157 --> 00:48:32.034
The point is, Rachel trusted me,

1337
00:48:32.075 --> 00:48:35.119
and tomorrow the detectivewho's working the case

1338
00:48:35.120 --> 00:48:37.288
is going to show usthe crime scene,

1339
00:48:37.289 --> 00:48:42.044
and he's going to give us accessto the reports.

1340
00:48:42.085 --> 00:48:45.047
Hmm. Well.

1341
00:48:45.088 --> 00:48:46.214
Good job.

1342
00:48:46.256 --> 00:48:47.049
Thanks.

1343
00:48:47.090 --> 00:48:48.634
Thank you. Yeah.

1344
00:48:48.675 --> 00:48:50.594
Woah, woah, woah, woah, woah, woah.

1345
00:48:50.636 --> 00:48:51.720
What else did she say?

1346
00:48:51.762 --> 00:48:53.764
Just that Billy Poole is suspectnumber one,

1347
00:48:53.805 --> 00:48:55.557
and she extends her gratitudeto you

1348
00:48:55.599 --> 00:48:57.976
for tipping her offabout the affair.

1349
00:48:58.018 --> 00:48:59.353
Good.

1350
00:48:59.394 --> 00:49:00.312
How about Tim?

1351
00:49:00.354 --> 00:49:02.313
Did he forgive youfor my trespasses?

1352
00:49:02.314 --> 00:49:05.233
Yes.

1353
00:49:05.275 --> 00:49:07.235
And I'm assuming that Rachelis not holding you accountable

1354
00:49:07.277 --> 00:49:08.403
for me anymore?

1355
00:49:08.445 --> 00:49:09.696
Un-huh.

1356
00:49:09.738 --> 00:49:13.825
The lesson there, it helps tohave somebody else to blame.

1357
00:49:13.867 --> 00:49:15.786
I guess we're eachother's fall guys.

1358
00:49:15.827 --> 00:49:17.037
[laughs]

1359
00:49:17.079 --> 00:49:21.541
Hey, did you press Tim onhis shaky alibi for last night?

1360
00:49:21.583 --> 00:49:26.338
I could not finda delicate way in, so...

1361
00:49:26.380 --> 00:49:29.340
-I guess he's still up on the board. -He's on the board.

1362
00:49:29.341 --> 00:49:30.425
Yeah.

1363
00:49:30.467 --> 00:49:32.844
Rumour has it...

1364
00:49:32.886 --> 00:49:35.138
There is a fantasticVietnamese restaurant

1365
00:49:35.180 --> 00:49:36.431
just right up the block.

1366
00:49:36.473 --> 00:49:39.017
Would you... would you liketo go to dinner with me?

1367
00:49:39.059 --> 00:49:41.978
I have to rehearse my talk.

1368
00:49:42.020 --> 00:49:45.023
I was just going to ordersome room service.

1369
00:49:45.065 --> 00:49:47.567
Of course.

1370
00:49:47.609 --> 00:49:50.027
Goodnight, Professor Winslow.

1371
00:49:50.028 --> 00:49:52.197
Goodnight, Detective Burke.

1372
00:49:52.989 --> 00:49:53.740
[laughs]

1373
00:49:53.782 --> 00:49:55.701
See you tomorrow.

1374
00:49:55.742 --> 00:49:57.244
Hey, uh.

1375
00:49:57.285 --> 00:49:59.162
You know what, Travis?

1376
00:49:59.204 --> 00:50:01.415
I mean, I... I could go.

1377
00:50:01.456 --> 00:50:04.835
No, 'cause I don't wantto be responsible if you,

1378
00:50:04.876 --> 00:50:06.878
uh, mess up your talk.

1379
00:50:06.920 --> 00:50:08.005
Okay.

1380
00:50:08.046 --> 00:50:09.547
Goodnight, Amy.

1381
00:50:09.548 --> 00:50:10.882
Goodnight.

1382
00:50:10.924 --> 00:50:11.967
See you tomorrow.

1383
00:50:12.009 --> 00:50:14.386
Bye.

1384
00:50:19.099 --> 00:50:22.436
♪

1385
00:50:28.817 --> 00:50:31.403
Well, I mean she definitelysaid 9:30.

1386
00:50:31.445 --> 00:50:32.821
Yeah.

1387
00:50:35.032 --> 00:50:36.283
Aw.

1388
00:50:36.324 --> 00:50:37.534
Hmm?

1389
00:50:37.576 --> 00:50:40.162
Who's that?

1390
00:50:40.203 --> 00:50:41.705
That's her dad.

1391
00:50:41.747 --> 00:50:42.747
That's Rudy.

1392
00:50:42.748 --> 00:50:46.043
Now Rudy made the bestpaczki in Chicago.

1393
00:50:46.084 --> 00:50:47.127
What's paczki?

1394
00:50:47.169 --> 00:50:49.629
Ho, ho, ho. What's paczki?

1395
00:50:49.671 --> 00:50:52.883
Amy Winslow, it'sa Polish doughnut.

1396
00:50:52.924 --> 00:50:54.134
Ohh.

1397
00:50:54.176 --> 00:50:56.678
So money was always an issue,

1398
00:50:56.720 --> 00:51:00.348
and then finally he was ableto open his own shop.

1399
00:51:00.390 --> 00:51:02.017
And then he lost it.

1400
00:51:02.059 --> 00:51:03.643
And then she lost him.

1401
00:51:03.685 --> 00:51:06.188
Sadly, he passed away.

1402
00:51:06.229 --> 00:51:07.147
Oh.

1403
00:51:07.189 --> 00:51:08.607
When did he pass?

1404
00:51:08.648 --> 00:51:10.692
I heard about six months ago.

1405
00:51:10.734 --> 00:51:11.777
-Hey.-Hey.

1406
00:51:11.818 --> 00:51:12.819
Sorry we're late.

1407
00:51:12.861 --> 00:51:14.446
I got caught up ina morning briefing.

1408
00:51:14.488 --> 00:51:15.489
No worries.

1409
00:51:15.530 --> 00:51:16.698
Hi.

1410
00:51:16.740 --> 00:51:18.949
Detective Denny Roma, thisis Detective Travis Burke,

1411
00:51:18.950 --> 00:51:20.577
and this is, uh...

1412
00:51:20.619 --> 00:51:22.871
Non-detective Amy Winslow.

1413
00:51:22.913 --> 00:51:23.954
Yeah.

1414
00:51:23.955 --> 00:51:25.499
Denny's going to show youthe Sweeney scene.

1415
00:51:25.540 --> 00:51:26.917
It's his case.

1416
00:51:26.958 --> 00:51:28.959
Which is getting colderby the day,

1417
00:51:28.960 --> 00:51:32.047
which the Lieutenant knowsis something I can live with.

1418
00:51:32.088 --> 00:51:33.297
Why?

1419
00:51:33.298 --> 00:51:35.132
Ray Sweeney was a defenceattorney.

1420
00:51:35.133 --> 00:51:37.177
He got a lot of bad guys offand made some cops

1421
00:51:37.219 --> 00:51:39.179
on the witness standlook lousy in the process.

1422
00:51:39.221 --> 00:51:43.558
The Lucky Irishman is what he'sknown as in the DA's office.

1423
00:51:43.600 --> 00:51:44.518
Yeah.

1424
00:51:44.559 --> 00:51:46.520
So Denny, you goodto run with them?

1425
00:51:46.561 --> 00:51:47.854
You know it, Lieutenant.

1426
00:51:47.896 --> 00:51:50.774
Hey, and if you do find aconnection to the McHale case...

1427
00:51:50.816 --> 00:51:53.401
We'll bring it to you.

1428
00:51:54.569 --> 00:51:55.403
Bye.

1429
00:51:55.445 --> 00:51:57.114
Thanks, Rachel.

1430
00:51:58.907 --> 00:52:02.869
♪

1431
00:52:05.956 --> 00:52:07.331
-Hey.-Hey.

1432
00:52:07.332 --> 00:52:09.333
-Thanks.-You're welcome

1433
00:52:09.334 --> 00:52:11.628
So, you, uh, you knewthe Lieutenant

1434
00:52:11.670 --> 00:52:13.003
back in the Windy City, huh?

1435
00:52:13.004 --> 00:52:15.173
Yeah, we were rookies together.

1436
00:52:15.215 --> 00:52:16.716
She's a tough woman.

1437
00:52:16.758 --> 00:52:19.094
You know that thingwith her old man...

1438
00:52:19.135 --> 00:52:22.806
You mean what, him dyin'?

1439
00:52:22.848 --> 00:52:24.641
Yeah.

1440
00:52:24.683 --> 00:52:26.143
You know, how he went out.

1441
00:52:26.184 --> 00:52:28.353
Did it himself.

1442
00:52:28.395 --> 00:52:30.230
Suicide?

1443
00:52:30.272 --> 00:52:31.356
I didn't... I didn't know that.

1444
00:52:31.398 --> 00:52:33.358
Yeah, she was thinking aboutresigning, too.

1445
00:52:33.400 --> 00:52:34.526
Going back to Chicago.

1446
00:52:34.568 --> 00:52:37.279
I guess he was in somekind of trouble.

1447
00:52:37.320 --> 00:52:40.030
And then he wasn't.

1448
00:52:40.031 --> 00:52:43.076
Here's your guidebookfor the tour.

1449
00:52:44.369 --> 00:52:46.746
Did the killer disablethe alarm?

1450
00:52:46.788 --> 00:52:48.081
We think Sweeney did.

1451
00:52:48.123 --> 00:52:51.418
Comes home, shuts it off, doesn't turn it back on.

1452
00:52:51.459 --> 00:52:54.379
What about the, uh, the cameraat the front door?

1453
00:52:54.421 --> 00:52:56.882
Did that see anything?

1454
00:52:56.923 --> 00:52:58.925
Just Sweeney coming home.

1455
00:52:58.967 --> 00:53:00.302
Who found the body?

1456
00:53:00.343 --> 00:53:04.097
Cleaning lady, Monday afternoon.

1457
00:53:04.139 --> 00:53:05.765
This way.

1458
00:53:08.977 --> 00:53:13.773
Sliding door was left open, andthe perp came in through there.

1459
00:53:13.815 --> 00:53:16.401
What's behind this?

1460
00:53:16.443 --> 00:53:17.736
Dirt road?

1461
00:53:17.777 --> 00:53:19.279
Woods?

1462
00:53:20.488 --> 00:53:23.407
What if the killer camethrough here?

1463
00:53:23.408 --> 00:53:24.326
Well, you know.

1464
00:53:24.367 --> 00:53:25.577
What if?

1465
00:53:25.619 --> 00:53:28.914
Or maybe he parked out frontand came around like we did.

1466
00:53:31.166 --> 00:53:36.421
♪

1467
00:53:50.769 --> 00:53:52.771
Did you check this out?

1468
00:53:52.812 --> 00:53:54.271
Yeah, it's padlocked.

1469
00:53:54.272 --> 00:53:56.566
Sweeney didn't havea key for it.

1470
00:53:56.608 --> 00:54:00.570
It's not on hisproperty anyway.

1471
00:54:00.612 --> 00:54:03.365
There's an oil stain here.

1472
00:54:07.744 --> 00:54:09.996
It's pretty fresh.

1473
00:54:10.038 --> 00:54:12.415
Still wet.

1474
00:54:12.457 --> 00:54:16.211
Your perp parkedback here.

1475
00:54:16.253 --> 00:54:18.046
Noted.

1476
00:54:18.088 --> 00:54:21.174
Can we continue?

1477
00:54:35.563 --> 00:54:38.775
Now this is where we foundthe body.

1478
00:54:41.111 --> 00:54:43.655
I see that there are a lotof papers spread out,

1479
00:54:43.697 --> 00:54:46.156
which means he was working, right?

1480
00:54:46.157 --> 00:54:48.451
But here's what I don'tunderstand,

1481
00:54:48.493 --> 00:54:52.580
it's why would a thief comein when the resident is home?

1482
00:54:52.622 --> 00:54:55.332
Well, the lights were offwhen we came in.

1483
00:54:55.333 --> 00:54:57.627
So he was workingin the dark?

1484
00:54:57.669 --> 00:55:01.965
Something's not makingsense to me, Denny.

1485
00:55:02.007 --> 00:55:07.429
Why... why would the killer cometo this angle,

1486
00:55:07.470 --> 00:55:10.014
where Sweeney could see them?

1487
00:55:10.015 --> 00:55:12.183
It's obvious the shooterhad a solution

1488
00:55:12.225 --> 00:55:13.977
for being identified.

1489
00:55:14.019 --> 00:55:16.229
"Bang bang."

1490
00:55:16.271 --> 00:55:19.858
They also took his wristwatch, his wallet, and his cell phone.

1491
00:55:19.899 --> 00:55:20.984
Yeah.

1492
00:55:21.026 --> 00:55:24.988
And your report says, "computer and a safe"?

1493
00:55:25.030 --> 00:55:26.030
Yeah.

1494
00:55:26.031 --> 00:55:27.407
This way.

1495
00:55:28.908 --> 00:55:30.410
Hmm.

1496
00:55:37.709 --> 00:55:42.005
Well, here it is.

1497
00:55:42.047 --> 00:55:44.632
Maid said there was a small safein that closet.

1498
00:55:44.674 --> 00:55:46.718
The police turned this placeupside down?

1499
00:55:46.760 --> 00:55:48.553
No, that was the perp.

1500
00:55:48.595 --> 00:55:51.723
Unless of course Sweeney'sa slob.

1501
00:55:53.808 --> 00:55:55.351
Travis.

1502
00:55:55.393 --> 00:55:56.269
What's that?

1503
00:55:56.311 --> 00:55:59.814
What is it?

1504
00:55:59.856 --> 00:56:01.441
(Both) Nothing.

1505
00:56:02.108 --> 00:56:04.861
It's just... Multnomah Falls.

1506
00:56:04.903 --> 00:56:07.530
I was just telling Amy how muchl'd like to visit there one day.

1507
00:56:07.572 --> 00:56:08.364
Oh.

1508
00:56:08.406 --> 00:56:09.908
Sweet.

1509
00:56:09.949 --> 00:56:12.869
Are we done?

1510
00:56:12.911 --> 00:56:13.828
Yeah.

1511
00:56:13.870 --> 00:56:14.912
Yeah.

1512
00:56:14.913 --> 00:56:16.790
Thank you for the tour, Denny.

1513
00:56:16.831 --> 00:56:20.126
Hey, do you mind if I hold ontothis and read through it again?

1514
00:56:20.168 --> 00:56:21.628
Lieutenant said give youwhat you need.

1515
00:56:21.669 --> 00:56:23.004
Thanks. I'll give it back soon.

1516
00:56:23.046 --> 00:56:24.130
Yeah.

1517
00:56:24.172 --> 00:56:25.340
And hey, maybe you guys, uh, will find something

1518
00:56:25.382 --> 00:56:27.967
that will break this casewide open, huh?

1519
00:56:28.009 --> 00:56:28.885
Good to meet you both.

1520
00:56:28.927 --> 00:56:29.927
Nice to meet you.

1521
00:56:29.928 --> 00:56:32.096
Good to meet you.

1522
00:56:32.097 --> 00:56:34.224
[sighs]

1523
00:56:34.641 --> 00:56:35.766
So you didn't tellhim about Vicky

1524
00:56:35.767 --> 00:56:37.601
because you wantto interview her?

1525
00:56:37.602 --> 00:56:39.521
Yeah, that and...

1526
00:56:39.562 --> 00:56:40.604
And?

1527
00:56:40.605 --> 00:56:42.065
You don't trust him.

1528
00:56:42.107 --> 00:56:43.273
Bingo.

1529
00:56:43.274 --> 00:56:44.692
Yeah.

1530
00:56:46.444 --> 00:56:51.574
[music heightens] ♪

1531
00:57:00.333 --> 00:57:01.126
Excuse me.

1532
00:57:01.167 --> 00:57:02.001
You can't just...

1533
00:57:02.043 --> 00:57:02.919
What is going on?

1534
00:57:02.961 --> 00:57:04.295
Ray Sweeney.

1535
00:57:04.337 --> 00:57:05.130
[sighs]

1536
00:57:05.171 --> 00:57:06.630
It's all right, Madeline.

1537
00:57:06.631 --> 00:57:07.841
Go on.

1538
00:57:07.882 --> 00:57:10.009
You told us that McHale hireda new lawyer to sue you,

1539
00:57:10.051 --> 00:57:11.635
but did you think to mentionthat his old lawyer

1540
00:57:11.636 --> 00:57:14.097
was a guy that you clearly knewwell enough

1541
00:57:14.139 --> 00:57:16.015
that he had a framed photographof the two of you

1542
00:57:16.057 --> 00:57:17.976
standing in frontof Multnomah Falls?

1543
00:57:18.017 --> 00:57:22.105
A guy who was murderedtwo days before McHale?

1544
00:57:22.147 --> 00:57:23.064
I had no idea.

1545
00:57:23.106 --> 00:57:24.482
Ray had been working with Mitch.

1546
00:57:24.524 --> 00:57:26.316
Okay, and we're just supposedto believe that?

1547
00:57:26.317 --> 00:57:27.861
It's the truth.

1548
00:57:27.902 --> 00:57:29.654
What was your relationshipwith Ray?

1549
00:57:29.696 --> 00:57:32.407
We dated for a couple of months, but it ended.

1550
00:57:32.449 --> 00:57:33.449
When?

1551
00:57:33.491 --> 00:57:34.367
Four months ago.

1552
00:57:34.409 --> 00:57:35.285
Who ended it?

1553
00:57:35.326 --> 00:57:36.161
I did.

1554
00:57:36.162 --> 00:57:37.203
Because?

1555
00:57:37.245 --> 00:57:38.204
Because he'd become intolerable.

1556
00:57:38.246 --> 00:57:40.123
Okay, could you fill usin on that?

1557
00:57:40.165 --> 00:57:43.251
Ray was... incrediblysuccessful.

1558
00:57:43.293 --> 00:57:46.379
He bragged all the time abouthow he never lost a case.

1559
00:57:46.421 --> 00:57:47.839
And then he did.

1560
00:57:47.881 --> 00:57:51.509
And suddenly, he couldn't stoplosing them.

1561
00:57:51.551 --> 00:57:53.595
He became miserable.

1562
00:57:53.636 --> 00:57:54.971
I stuck it out for a few months,

1563
00:57:55.013 --> 00:57:57.849
but eventually enoughwas enough.

1564
00:57:57.891 --> 00:58:00.476
Hmm. Have you seen him since?

1565
00:58:00.518 --> 00:58:01.519
No.

1566
00:58:01.561 --> 00:58:02.937
But he did call Saturday.

1567
00:58:02.979 --> 00:58:04.981
Said he had turnedthings around,

1568
00:58:05.023 --> 00:58:06.816
he was going to startwinning again.

1569
00:58:06.858 --> 00:58:08.525
Did he explain further?

1570
00:58:08.526 --> 00:58:10.194
No.

1571
00:58:10.195 --> 00:58:12.196
And to be honest,

1572
00:58:12.197 --> 00:58:16.700
I didn't believe him, and I'd moved on.

1573
00:58:16.701 --> 00:58:19.496
Did you know he was dead?

1574
00:58:19.537 --> 00:58:23.874
Botched robbery, yes?

1575
00:58:23.875 --> 00:58:25.460
So we're told.

1576
00:58:25.501 --> 00:58:26.336
Thank you.

1577
00:58:26.377 --> 00:58:27.253
Thanks for your time.

1578
00:58:27.295 --> 00:58:29.339
Sorry to barge in on you, Vicky.

1579
00:58:33.384 --> 00:58:35.803
She had an answerfor everything, didn't she?

1580
00:58:35.845 --> 00:58:38.723
Well, smart criminals do, and she's certainly smart.

1581
00:58:38.765 --> 00:58:41.476
Yeah, but the question is, is she a criminal?

1582
00:58:41.518 --> 00:58:44.187
Although, she didn't seem thatbroken up about Ray's murder.

1583
00:58:44.229 --> 00:58:45.188
Yeah.

1584
00:58:45.230 --> 00:58:47.482
You know, we should take thisto Rachel.

1585
00:58:47.523 --> 00:58:48.525
Yeah, yeah. Of course.

1586
00:58:48.566 --> 00:58:50.443
But you know, just, I don't know,

1587
00:58:50.485 --> 00:58:52.153
just let me do the talking.

1588
00:58:52.195 --> 00:58:54.280
That would be wise.

1589
00:58:58.952 --> 00:59:01.412
And we thought this is justone more thing

1590
00:59:01.454 --> 00:59:04.541
that's tying the McHale caseto Ray Sweeney.

1591
00:59:04.582 --> 00:59:05.667
Yeah.

1592
00:59:05.708 --> 00:59:07.210
You know and we thoughtthat you should definitely

1593
00:59:07.252 --> 00:59:10.338
keep digginginto that connection.

1594
00:59:23.017 --> 00:59:26.229
Like Detective Roma said, Sweeney was known as

1595
00:59:26.271 --> 00:59:31.108
the Lucky Irishman becausecases always broke his way.

1596
00:59:31.109 --> 00:59:34.362
A witness would recant, evidence would get compromised,

1597
00:59:34.404 --> 00:59:36.531
paperwork invalidated.

1598
00:59:36.572 --> 00:59:42.787
So some people, me, started towonder if this wasn't just luck.

1599
00:59:42.829 --> 00:59:46.583
As if he had helpfrom the inside.

1600
00:59:46.624 --> 00:59:47.624
Did you look into it?

1601
00:59:47.625 --> 00:59:48.625
I did.

1602
00:59:48.626 --> 00:59:49.793
And?

1603
00:59:49.794 --> 00:59:52.755
And before I found anything, Sweeney started to lose.

1604
00:59:52.797 --> 00:59:54.131
This was six months ago.

1605
00:59:54.132 --> 00:59:55.466
Right.

1606
00:59:55.508 --> 00:59:59.220
So I thought maybehe was just lucky.

1607
00:59:59.262 --> 01:00:00.305
Until he wasn't.

1608
01:00:00.346 --> 01:00:01.639
Right.

1609
01:00:02.056 --> 01:00:03.473
Right.

1610
01:00:03.474 --> 01:00:04.934
Well.

1611
01:00:04.976 --> 01:00:06.769
Hey, did you look overthe crime scene report

1612
01:00:06.811 --> 01:00:09.188
for the robbery-homicideof Sweeney?

1613
01:00:09.230 --> 01:00:12.025
Um... I haven't really hadthe chance.

1614
01:00:12.066 --> 01:00:13.317
Why?

1615
01:00:13.318 --> 01:00:17.154
Well, look. It's pretty clearthat the intruder entered

1616
01:00:17.155 --> 01:00:18.656
while Sweeney was working,

1617
01:00:18.698 --> 01:00:20.490
which would meanthat the lights were on.

1618
01:00:20.491 --> 01:00:23.369
Right, and then the person hadto go around the couch

1619
01:00:23.411 --> 01:00:27.874
to be seen by Sweeney, just to shoot him?

1620
01:00:27.915 --> 01:00:29.751
I mean, if this wasjust a thief,

1621
01:00:29.792 --> 01:00:30.668
why go through all that?

1622
01:00:30.710 --> 01:00:31.835
Why not just come back?

1623
01:00:31.836 --> 01:00:35.340
I mean, that doesn't... doesn't make any sense.

1624
01:00:35.381 --> 01:00:37.717
And then they ransackedthe office,

1625
01:00:37.759 --> 01:00:41.346
and we don't really know whatpaperwork might've been taken.

1626
01:00:41.387 --> 01:00:45.433
But what was stolen, other thana watch and a wallet,

1627
01:00:45.475 --> 01:00:49.145
was his cell phone, his computer, and his safe.

1628
01:00:49.187 --> 01:00:51.564
All things that containinformation.

1629
01:00:51.606 --> 01:00:54.692
So you think this is some kindof a hit?

1630
01:00:54.734 --> 01:00:57.987
I think the evidence tellsthat story, yeah.

1631
01:00:58.988 --> 01:01:01.574
[chuckles]Told you.

1632
01:01:01.616 --> 01:01:03.743
What is it you teach again?

1633
01:01:03.785 --> 01:01:07.622
Literature, with a focuson crime fiction.

1634
01:01:07.664 --> 01:01:08.623
Sounds fun.

1635
01:01:08.664 --> 01:01:10.416
Yeah. It is.

1636
01:01:10.458 --> 01:01:13.670
And your assessmentsounds correct.

1637
01:01:13.711 --> 01:01:16.589
Did you mention thisto Detective Roma?

1638
01:01:16.631 --> 01:01:18.299
Yeah, we did, but...

1639
01:01:18.341 --> 01:01:20.677
He didn't seemthat interested.

1640
01:01:20.718 --> 01:01:22.220
I'll talk to him.

1641
01:01:22.261 --> 01:01:23.721
All right.

1642
01:01:24.931 --> 01:01:28.518
Have you made any headwayon the McHale case?

1643
01:01:28.559 --> 01:01:32.729
We have a warrant for Alexis andBilly's phones and computers,

1644
01:01:32.730 --> 01:01:34.774
but it'll take some timeto go through.

1645
01:01:34.816 --> 01:01:37.777
Yeah, well you might want to dothe same thing with Vicky Lin.

1646
01:01:37.819 --> 01:01:39.903
Definitely.

1647
01:01:39.904 --> 01:01:40.738
Thank you.

1648
01:01:40.780 --> 01:01:41.614
Yeah.

1649
01:01:41.656 --> 01:01:42.699
Both of you.

1650
01:01:42.740 --> 01:01:43.616
You're welcome.

1651
01:01:43.658 --> 01:01:44.826
All right.

1652
01:01:46.411 --> 01:01:47.870
[clears throat]

1653
01:01:47.912 --> 01:01:48.955
Thanks.

1654
01:01:50.248 --> 01:01:51.666
We'll see you.

1655
01:01:53.418 --> 01:01:55.044
Hey, you want to go overthe Sweeney case book

1656
01:01:55.086 --> 01:01:56.586
without him lookingover our shoulder?

1657
01:01:56.587 --> 01:01:59.090
Well, don't you need to rehearseyour talk?

1658
01:01:59.132 --> 01:02:01.050
Oh, my talk's fine.

1659
01:02:01.092 --> 01:02:02.592
Alright, let's go.

1660
01:02:02.593 --> 01:02:03.593
Yeah?

1661
01:02:03.594 --> 01:02:04.554
Yeah.

1662
01:02:14.605 --> 01:02:19.026
Coroner says that the timeof death was 10:30 PM.

1663
01:02:19.068 --> 01:02:22.780
And apparently he talkedto his assistant at 10:20.

1664
01:02:22.822 --> 01:02:24.699
Do we know what theytalked about?

1665
01:02:24.740 --> 01:02:27.326
Privileged information, she said.

1666
01:02:27.368 --> 01:02:28.578
Ahh.

1667
01:02:32.248 --> 01:02:33.666
Hmm.

1668
01:02:33.708 --> 01:02:36.878
You wouldn't happen to havea magnifying glass, would you?

1669
01:02:36.919 --> 01:02:37.712
[laughs]

1670
01:02:37.753 --> 01:02:38.629
You kidding?

1671
01:02:38.629 --> 01:02:39.547
What?

1672
01:02:39.589 --> 01:02:40.840
You always wear one aroundyour neck.

1673
01:02:40.882 --> 01:02:43.176
[laughs] I didn't packit this time.

1674
01:02:43.217 --> 01:02:47.138
Uh, maybe I can use the zoomon my phone.

1675
01:02:47.180 --> 01:02:50.683
I just, uh... I wantto try to find out

1676
01:02:50.725 --> 01:02:53.519
what Sweeney was working on.

1677
01:02:53.561 --> 01:02:56.773
It's just kind of hard to see.

1678
01:02:57.982 --> 01:02:58.983
Oh wow.

1679
01:02:59.025 --> 01:03:00.317
What are you looking at?

1680
01:03:00.318 --> 01:03:01.861
Bingo.

1681
01:03:06.574 --> 01:03:09.410
Divorce petition, wow.

1682
01:03:09.452 --> 01:03:10.953
Mmhmm.

1683
01:03:10.995 --> 01:03:12.705
So we need to find outif there was a prenup.

1684
01:03:12.747 --> 01:03:17.335
And if there was, and he signedthose papers,

1685
01:03:17.376 --> 01:03:19.962
Alexis could've lost a lotof money in that divorce.

1686
01:03:20.004 --> 01:03:22.548
And if Alexis wentto talk to him, right,

1687
01:03:22.590 --> 01:03:23.841
she finds out about it,

1688
01:03:23.883 --> 01:03:25.842
she goes to talk to Sweeney, and he doesn't back down?

1689
01:03:25.843 --> 01:03:27.386
She kills him.

1690
01:03:27.428 --> 01:03:30.723
Or Billy could've killed her.

1691
01:03:31.140 --> 01:03:33.016
You know, there's 24 hours'worth of footage

1692
01:03:33.017 --> 01:03:35.519
from the front doorsecurity camera.

1693
01:03:35.520 --> 01:03:36.354
Where?

1694
01:03:36.395 --> 01:03:38.355
It's filed with physicalevidence.

1695
01:03:38.356 --> 01:03:40.357
Well, can we see it?

1696
01:03:40.358 --> 01:03:41.734
I'm gonna call Roma.

1697
01:03:44.403 --> 01:03:49.033
[phone rings]

1698
01:03:49.075 --> 01:03:51.536
Uh, excuse me for a second.

1699
01:03:52.537 --> 01:03:54.330
Roma, I need to ask youa favour.

1700
01:03:54.372 --> 01:03:55.164
Hey.

1701
01:03:55.206 --> 01:03:56.249
Hey Winslow.

1702
01:03:56.290 --> 01:04:01.711
Uh, just wondering if you wantedto grab a bite?

1703
01:04:01.712 --> 01:04:03.339
You know what, I've alreadyeaten tonight,

1704
01:04:03.381 --> 01:04:06.008
and I'm kind of working.

1705
01:04:06.050 --> 01:04:08.928
With Travis?

1706
01:04:08.970 --> 01:04:10.596
Uh, yeah.

1707
01:04:10.638 --> 01:04:13.474
Okay. I'll see you tomorrowfor your talk.

1708
01:04:13.516 --> 01:04:15.225
Yeah, you will.

1709
01:04:15.226 --> 01:04:16.560
Okay, bye.

1710
01:04:16.561 --> 01:04:19.729
Sophie said we could view thefootage in the briefing room.

1711
01:04:19.730 --> 01:04:20.565
Okay, can we go now?

1712
01:04:20.606 --> 01:04:22.149
-Yeah.-Awesome.

1713
01:04:26.571 --> 01:04:28.072
Okay.

1714
01:04:28.114 --> 01:04:29.824
That's 10:00 pm on Sunday.

1715
01:04:29.865 --> 01:04:32.742
Let's slow it down.

1716
01:04:32.743 --> 01:04:33.953
Huh.

1717
01:04:33.995 --> 01:04:35.912
Looks like Roma was right aboutthe killer not coming in

1718
01:04:35.913 --> 01:04:36.914
from the front.

1719
01:04:36.956 --> 01:04:37.748
Hang on.

1720
01:04:37.790 --> 01:04:38.749
What?

1721
01:04:38.750 --> 01:04:39.959
What is that?

1722
01:04:40.001 --> 01:04:40.876
Is that a car?

1723
01:04:40.918 --> 01:04:43.045
Yeah, yeah, it's definitelya car.

1724
01:04:43.087 --> 01:04:44.922
Can you tell what model?

1725
01:04:44.964 --> 01:04:48.592
It looks like Mitch McHale'sride.

1726
01:04:48.593 --> 01:04:53.306
At 10:28, just before the timeof death.

1727
01:04:55.016 --> 01:04:57.267
I mean, we do know that Alexishas keys to that car.

1728
01:04:57.268 --> 01:04:58.769
Yeah.

1729
01:04:58.811 --> 01:05:00.103
It could be a coincidence.

1730
01:05:00.104 --> 01:05:02.606
Well, we know what Miss Marplesays about coincidence.

1731
01:05:02.607 --> 01:05:04.108
Mmhmm.

1732
01:05:06.944 --> 01:05:09.322
Let's see if our guyturns around.

1733
01:05:10.698 --> 01:05:12.282
Mmm. Wait a minute, where did it go?

1734
01:05:12.283 --> 01:05:14.285
That road ends in a cul-de-sac.

1735
01:05:15.745 --> 01:05:18.372
I have an idea.

1736
01:05:18.414 --> 01:05:19.790
Come on.

1737
01:05:38.184 --> 01:05:40.144
You were right, the dirt roadconnects to the cul-de-sac,

1738
01:05:40.186 --> 01:05:43.689
which means McHale drivingback this way makes sense.

1739
01:05:43.731 --> 01:05:45.232
-Right.-Yeah.

1740
01:05:45.274 --> 01:05:50.696
And... an oil stain.

1741
01:05:50.738 --> 01:05:52.490
You don't get that froman electric motor.

1742
01:05:52.531 --> 01:05:53.699
Mm-mm.

1743
01:05:53.741 --> 01:05:55.952
So, that means it wassomeone else.

1744
01:05:57.536 --> 01:05:59.663
You break into that house, you shoot a guy,

1745
01:05:59.664 --> 01:06:04.000
you ransack that office, thattakes what, 15 minutes at most?

1746
01:06:04.001 --> 01:06:04.919
Yeah.

1747
01:06:04.960 --> 01:06:06.253
But to leave an oil stainthis big,

1748
01:06:06.295 --> 01:06:09.005
you have to have your carparked longer than that.

1749
01:06:09.006 --> 01:06:12.969
So I think that our killerwas waiting for Ray Sweeney

1750
01:06:13.010 --> 01:06:14.261
to return home,

1751
01:06:14.303 --> 01:06:19.809
which would prove that thiswasn't a robbery gone wrong.

1752
01:06:19.850 --> 01:06:20.893
Yeah.

1753
01:06:23.854 --> 01:06:24.939
What?

1754
01:06:27.274 --> 01:06:29.276
-Hey, Travis?-Yeah.

1755
01:06:31.404 --> 01:06:32.989
Door's open.

1756
01:06:34.323 --> 01:06:35.533
Hey.

1757
01:06:35.574 --> 01:06:36.617
Hello?

1758
01:06:36.659 --> 01:06:37.576
Hi.

1759
01:06:37.618 --> 01:06:39.286
Is that your shed?

1760
01:06:39.745 --> 01:06:40.996
Hey, hey, it's okaylittle buddy.

1761
01:06:41.038 --> 01:06:42.998
Look, I'm a cop.

1762
01:06:43.624 --> 01:06:44.667
Hey!

1763
01:06:45.334 --> 01:06:51.048
♪

1764
01:07:08.983 --> 01:07:10.234
[grunts]

1765
01:07:11.652 --> 01:07:13.988
Hey, hey, hey, hold on, hold on, hold on!

1766
01:07:14.030 --> 01:07:15.905
Listen. I'm not a cop.

1767
01:07:15.906 --> 01:07:17.073
Okay?

1768
01:07:17.074 --> 01:07:18.659
My name is Amy.

1769
01:07:18.701 --> 01:07:20.327
I'm a teacher.

1770
01:07:20.369 --> 01:07:23.747
I'm an actually an Englishteacher, and we just...

1771
01:07:23.748 --> 01:07:24.540
Hey.

1772
01:07:24.582 --> 01:07:25.666
We just want to talk.

1773
01:07:25.708 --> 01:07:27.334
Yeah.

1774
01:07:27.376 --> 01:07:29.003
We just want to talk.

1775
01:07:29.420 --> 01:07:33.089
Owen Shea, my name isDetective Travis Burke,

1776
01:07:33.090 --> 01:07:34.175
this is Amy Winslow.

1777
01:07:34.216 --> 01:07:35.468
Look, we don't wantto cause you trouble.

1778
01:07:35.509 --> 01:07:38.179
I just have a few questionsthat we need to ask.

1779
01:07:38.220 --> 01:07:39.180
Okay.

1780
01:07:39.221 --> 01:07:40.639
We don't want to take awayyour clubhouse.

1781
01:07:40.681 --> 01:07:42.683
That's why you wererunning away, right?

1782
01:07:42.725 --> 01:07:43.642
Yeah.

1783
01:07:43.684 --> 01:07:44.769
You were afraid thatthe Detective here

1784
01:07:44.810 --> 01:07:46.896
was going to arrest youfor trespassing?

1785
01:07:50.107 --> 01:07:52.442
Do you play Sylvan Quests?

1786
01:07:52.443 --> 01:07:53.819
Yeah?

1787
01:07:53.861 --> 01:07:55.237
Do you mind if I go in?

1788
01:07:55.279 --> 01:07:56.197
Sure.

1789
01:07:56.238 --> 01:07:57.114
Oh.

1790
01:07:57.115 --> 01:07:58.199
Because I play.

1791
01:07:58.240 --> 01:08:00.785
Well, I mean, I haven't playedin a while.

1792
01:08:00.826 --> 01:08:03.871
But I'm a dragon-borne wizard.

1793
01:08:04.413 --> 01:08:05.289
[laughs]

1794
01:08:05.290 --> 01:08:06.791
I am!

1795
01:08:07.416 --> 01:08:10.377
Were you here Sunday nightat 10:00 PM?

1796
01:08:10.419 --> 01:08:11.795
Were you with friends?

1797
01:08:11.796 --> 01:08:13.297
My friends had left.

1798
01:08:13.339 --> 01:08:14.340
They're younger than me.

1799
01:08:14.381 --> 01:08:15.299
I'm the QM.

1800
01:08:15.341 --> 01:08:16.300
The what?

1801
01:08:16.342 --> 01:08:17.760
It's, um, Quest Master.

1802
01:08:17.802 --> 01:08:20.513
He organizes the game.

1803
01:08:20.554 --> 01:08:23.140
So you have, uh, arrow loopshere, right?

1804
01:08:23.182 --> 01:08:26.060
It's to fire an arrowfrom the castle?

1805
01:08:26.101 --> 01:08:26.936
Yeah.

1806
01:08:26.977 --> 01:08:28.104
Yeah, that's cool.

1807
01:08:28.145 --> 01:08:29.979
That's awesome.

1808
01:08:29.980 --> 01:08:30.815
Yeah.

1809
01:08:30.816 --> 01:08:31.816
You guys LARP, too?

1810
01:08:31.857 --> 01:08:32.900
[laughs]

1811
01:08:32.942 --> 01:08:34.860
All right, stop, stop. Okay, what is LARP?

1812
01:08:34.902 --> 01:08:36.153
You want to tell him?

1813
01:08:36.195 --> 01:08:37.821
Um, it's Live Action Role Play.

1814
01:08:37.822 --> 01:08:39.824
Like, we do like battlesand stuff,

1815
01:08:39.865 --> 01:08:41.492
and this is our castle.

1816
01:08:41.534 --> 01:08:42.493
Yeah, okay.

1817
01:08:42.493 --> 01:08:43.327
Yeah.

1818
01:08:43.328 --> 01:08:44.453
All right.

1819
01:08:44.495 --> 01:08:45.788
So, Owen...

1820
01:08:45.830 --> 01:08:49.833
Could you see a car pull upfrom one of those arrow loops?

1821
01:08:49.834 --> 01:08:50.668
Yeah.

1822
01:08:50.709 --> 01:08:51.585
Did ya?

1823
01:08:51.627 --> 01:08:52.419
Yeah.

1824
01:08:52.461 --> 01:08:53.462
What did it look like?

1825
01:08:53.504 --> 01:08:54.380
Nothing special.

1826
01:08:54.421 --> 01:08:56.674
It was like, four-door sedan.

1827
01:08:56.715 --> 01:09:02.096
Did you... happen to hearany shots fired?

1828
01:09:02.137 --> 01:09:04.848
Yeah.

1829
01:09:04.849 --> 01:09:05.933
And did you happen to see

1830
01:09:05.975 --> 01:09:09.603
another car pull upthat same night?

1831
01:09:12.606 --> 01:09:14.650
Yeah, so it was, uh, it was parked here

1832
01:09:14.692 --> 01:09:16.652
right before the shots.

1833
01:09:17.862 --> 01:09:25.035
And would you call the carthat was parked here "special"

1834
01:09:25.077 --> 01:09:27.246
in any way?

1835
01:09:27.288 --> 01:09:30.374
Like, did it look like this?

1836
01:09:30.416 --> 01:09:33.752
Wow, wizard skills, yeah!

1837
01:09:33.794 --> 01:09:36.046
Did you get a good lookat the guy's face?

1838
01:09:36.088 --> 01:09:37.256
Um, no.

1839
01:09:37.298 --> 01:09:38.382
Not at first, you know.

1840
01:09:38.424 --> 01:09:40.843
It was dark and I was headingback to the HQ.

1841
01:09:40.885 --> 01:09:43.679
Um, the shed.

1842
01:09:43.721 --> 01:09:46.307
Yeah, so I was sort ofhiding over there,

1843
01:09:46.348 --> 01:09:47.725
right after the shots.

1844
01:09:47.766 --> 01:09:49.435
Then the guy in the cool cargets out,

1845
01:09:49.476 --> 01:09:53.314
checks out the boring car, uh, cool car guy had a flashlight,

1846
01:09:53.355 --> 01:09:56.232
but then he just goes back tohis ride and sits in the dark.

1847
01:09:56.233 --> 01:09:57.860
And you stayed?

1848
01:09:57.902 --> 01:09:59.445
Yeah.

1849
01:09:59.486 --> 01:10:01.197
I was kind of frozen.

1850
01:10:01.238 --> 01:10:03.824
Then maybe like 10,15 minutes later,

1851
01:10:03.866 --> 01:10:05.576
another guy comesthrough the gate,

1852
01:10:05.618 --> 01:10:07.494
and then he puts somethingin the trunk of the sedan

1853
01:10:07.536 --> 01:10:08.287
and drives off.

1854
01:10:08.329 --> 01:10:10.497
A guy. The driver was a man?

1855
01:10:10.539 --> 01:10:12.124
I... I mean, I think.

1856
01:10:12.166 --> 01:10:14.460
They were wearing pants, I... I don't know.

1857
01:10:14.501 --> 01:10:16.503
Hmm.

1858
01:10:16.545 --> 01:10:17.546
And then what?

1859
01:10:17.588 --> 01:10:19.089
Cool guy flips his flashlightback on,

1860
01:10:19.131 --> 01:10:21.133
then he goes through the gate,

1861
01:10:21.175 --> 01:10:23.093
and then I go and checkout his ride,

1862
01:10:23.135 --> 01:10:24.260
but the guy comes backpretty quick

1863
01:10:24.261 --> 01:10:25.971
and I have to duckand hide behind his car.

1864
01:10:26.013 --> 01:10:28.182
And that's when yougot a look at him?

1865
01:10:28.224 --> 01:10:29.099
Yeah.

1866
01:10:29.100 --> 01:10:31.477
Here. Was it one of these guys?

1867
01:10:32.645 --> 01:10:33.604
Middle guy.

1868
01:10:33.646 --> 01:10:34.730
You're sure?

1869
01:10:34.772 --> 01:10:36.440
100 percent.

1870
01:10:40.527 --> 01:10:42.071
Well, thank you.

1871
01:10:42.112 --> 01:10:43.322
You have been morethan helpful.

1872
01:10:43.364 --> 01:10:44.948
Do you live around here, your mom or your dad?

1873
01:10:44.949 --> 01:10:46.867
Yeah. We're justa few blocks away.

1874
01:10:46.909 --> 01:10:50.037
You want to hop in the carand we'll give you a ride home?

1875
01:10:51.247 --> 01:10:52.998
[sighs]

1876
01:10:53.374 --> 01:10:54.708
Boring four-door sedan, huh?

1877
01:10:54.750 --> 01:10:56.418
Yeah, you know who drivesa car like that?

1878
01:10:56.460 --> 01:10:57.294
Yep.

1879
01:10:57.336 --> 01:10:58.504
Police detective.

1880
01:10:58.545 --> 01:10:59.797
Hmm.

1881
01:11:01.674 --> 01:11:02.633
♪

1882
01:11:02.675 --> 01:11:04.051
Excuse me.

1883
01:11:04.093 --> 01:11:05.219
Hi.

1884
01:11:05.261 --> 01:11:07.888
My name is Detective Burke, I'm from Garrison PD.

1885
01:11:07.930 --> 01:11:09.473
Is Lieutenant Knox in?

1886
01:11:09.515 --> 01:11:10.557
Give me a minute.

1887
01:11:10.599 --> 01:11:11.558
Thanks.

1888
01:11:11.600 --> 01:11:12.726
Hey, Travis.

1889
01:11:12.768 --> 01:11:13.810
Hey, what's up?

1890
01:11:13.811 --> 01:11:14.937
Come here.

1891
01:11:14.979 --> 01:11:17.481
Detective Dennis Roma brokeboth legs falling down

1892
01:11:17.523 --> 01:11:20.817
a flight of stairs but stillmanaged to catch the culprit.

1893
01:11:20.818 --> 01:11:23.362
When did Sweeneystart losing cases?

1894
01:11:23.404 --> 01:11:25.155
Uh, six months ago.

1895
01:11:25.197 --> 01:11:26.448
Detective?

1896
01:11:27.825 --> 01:11:28.825
Yeah.

1897
01:11:28.826 --> 01:11:29.994
Uh, Lieutenant Knoxis gone for the day.

1898
01:11:30.035 --> 01:11:31.078
Okay. Hey, listen.

1899
01:11:31.120 --> 01:11:32.495
I got a... I gota question for you.

1900
01:11:32.496 --> 01:11:35.832
Uh, after Detective Romabroke both his legs,

1901
01:11:35.833 --> 01:11:37.501
when did he get backon the job?

1902
01:11:37.543 --> 01:11:40.170
Just two months ago.

1903
01:11:40.212 --> 01:11:42.798
Is he in?

1904
01:11:42.840 --> 01:11:44.550
Uh, he clocked out at 4:00.

1905
01:11:44.591 --> 01:11:45.759
Can I get his address?

1906
01:11:45.801 --> 01:11:50.264
I promised I'd get this backto him tonight.

1907
01:11:50.305 --> 01:11:52.599
We should hurry beforesomeone else gets killed.

1908
01:11:52.641 --> 01:11:53.684
Yeah.

1909
01:12:00.691 --> 01:12:02.776
[knocking at door]

1910
01:12:08.032 --> 01:12:09.699
Oh, hi.

1911
01:12:09.700 --> 01:12:10.492
Is everything okay?

1912
01:12:10.534 --> 01:12:11.535
Yeah, sorry for dropping by.

1913
01:12:11.577 --> 01:12:13.746
We just wanted to showyou something.

1914
01:12:13.787 --> 01:12:16.205
Oh, um, I'm actuallyjust running out.

1915
01:12:16.206 --> 01:12:17.082
Five minutes.

1916
01:12:17.124 --> 01:12:18.792
It's important.

1917
01:12:18.834 --> 01:12:19.585
Okay.

1918
01:12:19.626 --> 01:12:21.211
Come on in.

1919
01:12:24.715 --> 01:12:25.591
So what's up?

1920
01:12:25.632 --> 01:12:27.176
Well, we think we know

1921
01:12:27.217 --> 01:12:29.136
how the Sweeney and McHalemurders are connected.

1922
01:12:29.178 --> 01:12:30.054
Seriously?

1923
01:12:30.095 --> 01:12:31.096
Yeah.

1924
01:12:31.138 --> 01:12:33.265
Yeah, so, Ray Sweeney

1925
01:12:33.307 --> 01:12:35.100
was handling MitchellMcHale's divorce.

1926
01:12:35.142 --> 01:12:37.436
Um, see these files?

1927
01:12:37.478 --> 01:12:39.897
I took a picture of themand I zoomed in on it.

1928
01:12:39.938 --> 01:12:42.565
Now he had all the paperworkready for Mitchell to sign

1929
01:12:42.566 --> 01:12:44.943
the night that Sweeneywas murdered.

1930
01:12:44.985 --> 01:12:47.863
Now, what we also knowis that Mitchell's car

1931
01:12:47.905 --> 01:12:48.947
was there that night.

1932
01:12:48.989 --> 01:12:51.158
Okay, but there's morethan one of those.

1933
01:12:51.200 --> 01:12:53.452
Well here's the thing.

1934
01:12:53.494 --> 01:12:55.245
We have a witness.

1935
01:12:55.287 --> 01:12:56.497
Yeah.

1936
01:12:56.538 --> 01:12:59.041
And he saw McHale's car parkedbehind Sweeney's house,

1937
01:12:59.083 --> 01:13:01.877
and he identified MitchellMcHale as the driver.

1938
01:13:01.919 --> 01:13:03.921
Wait... What witness?

1939
01:13:03.962 --> 01:13:05.254
Yeah, we'll... we'll get to that.

1940
01:13:05.255 --> 01:13:08.217
But this witness also sawa four-door sedan parked

1941
01:13:08.258 --> 01:13:09.718
behind Sweeney's house.

1942
01:13:09.760 --> 01:13:13.555
The kind that a detectivewould drive.

1943
01:13:13.597 --> 01:13:17.267
And the driver of this sedanis the person that walked

1944
01:13:17.309 --> 01:13:21.480
into Ray Sweeney's house, just before 10:30,

1945
01:13:21.522 --> 01:13:22.605
and shot him dead.

1946
01:13:22.606 --> 01:13:24.274
Travis, that is a...

1947
01:13:24.316 --> 01:13:25.609
A serious accusation?

1948
01:13:25.651 --> 01:13:26.443
Yeah.

1949
01:13:26.485 --> 01:13:27.361
Yeah.

1950
01:13:27.403 --> 01:13:28.404
Yeah, well, we know.

1951
01:13:28.445 --> 01:13:31.281
That's why we wantedto talk to you.

1952
01:13:31.323 --> 01:13:35.119
You wanted to talk to meinstead of Denny Roma.

1953
01:13:35.160 --> 01:13:39.331
Well, I mean, you said that, uh, you suspected

1954
01:13:39.373 --> 01:13:43.126
that there was an inside man inthe police department, right?

1955
01:13:43.127 --> 01:13:45.504
Someone that was helping Sweeneywith his cases.

1956
01:13:45.546 --> 01:13:49.466
Well, ostensibly, that personwas doing this for money.

1957
01:13:49.508 --> 01:13:50.926
Roma.

1958
01:13:50.968 --> 01:13:55.304
But then six months ago, Sweeney started losing cases.

1959
01:13:55.305 --> 01:13:56.932
Roma must've stoppedhelping him,

1960
01:13:56.974 --> 01:13:59.810
I mean, probably becauseyou started looking into it.

1961
01:13:59.852 --> 01:14:01.228
Yeah, but here's the thing.

1962
01:14:01.270 --> 01:14:04.064
Sweeney, he told Vicky Linon Saturday

1963
01:14:04.106 --> 01:14:06.482
that he had a plan to startwinning again.

1964
01:14:06.483 --> 01:14:09.652
So my guess is is that, I don't know,

1965
01:14:09.653 --> 01:14:12.197
that Sweeney told Roma, you start helping me again,

1966
01:14:12.239 --> 01:14:13.574
or I'm going to tellyour department

1967
01:14:13.615 --> 01:14:14.908
what you've been doing.

1968
01:14:14.950 --> 01:14:16.827
Blackmail.

1969
01:14:16.869 --> 01:14:19.328
But Roma has a differentsolution.

1970
01:14:19.329 --> 01:14:20.873
Kill Ray Sweeney

1971
01:14:20.914 --> 01:14:22.207
[gunfire]

1972
01:14:22.249 --> 01:14:24.167
Stage it as a robbery.

1973
01:14:24.168 --> 01:14:27.629
Steal all the evidencethat tied him to Sweeney.

1974
01:14:27.671 --> 01:14:29.673
But here's what he couldn'thave known.

1975
01:14:29.715 --> 01:14:32.843
Mitchell McHale showed upto sign his divorce papers

1976
01:14:32.885 --> 01:14:35.678
just before the shotswere fired.

1977
01:14:35.679 --> 01:14:41.602
And so when Roma was loadingup his car and driving off,

1978
01:14:41.643 --> 01:14:44.353
Mitchell McHale was watchingfrom the dark.

1979
01:14:44.354 --> 01:14:47.274
And our witness saw McHaleenter the house after that,

1980
01:14:47.316 --> 01:14:52.528
so he knew that the cop thatjust left killed his lawyer.

1981
01:14:52.529 --> 01:14:53.863
Mmhmm.

1982
01:14:53.864 --> 01:14:55.949
Now what we all knowis that Mitchell McHale

1983
01:14:55.991 --> 01:14:59.369
had a software programfor the police departments.

1984
01:14:59.411 --> 01:15:03.039
Vicky Lin says it's a sham, but McHale told us that...

1985
01:15:03.040 --> 01:15:05.459
I should be closing a dealtonight for Seattle Metro PD

1986
01:15:05.501 --> 01:15:08.420
to license my S.L.O.O.T.Hsoftware.

1987
01:15:08.462 --> 01:15:11.423
I mean, you do the math.

1988
01:15:11.465 --> 01:15:15.052
McHale must've contacted Roma.

1989
01:15:15.093 --> 01:15:17.387
Told him he knew what he did.

1990
01:15:17.429 --> 01:15:20.349
Maybe even had photos of Romaputting Sweeney's stuff

1991
01:15:20.390 --> 01:15:23.226
in the trunk of his car.

1992
01:15:23.227 --> 01:15:27.063
McHale must've told Romathat he had to get S.L.O.O.T.H

1993
01:15:27.064 --> 01:15:32.319
into Seattle Metro, or else he'dblow the whistle on him.

1994
01:15:32.361 --> 01:15:37.074
Roma must've arranged for themto meet on the rooftop.

1995
01:15:37.115 --> 01:15:40.327
Where there are no cameras.

1996
01:15:40.369 --> 01:15:45.874
So the cop commits a secondmurder to cover up the first.

1997
01:15:47.918 --> 01:15:55.425
Um... I'm... I'm just... I'm stunned.

1998
01:15:55.467 --> 01:16:00.180
I... I need to talk to Roma.

1999
01:16:00.222 --> 01:16:03.767
I've known him for years, I...

2000
01:16:03.809 --> 01:16:05.894
It needs to be methat brings him in.

2001
01:16:05.936 --> 01:16:06.812
Yeah.

2002
01:16:09.398 --> 01:16:12.192
Yeah, see, we thoughtyou would say that.

2003
01:16:12.234 --> 01:16:13.318
[sighs]

2004
01:16:13.360 --> 01:16:14.778
You were running out to seeRoma when we got here,

2005
01:16:14.820 --> 01:16:15.612
weren't you?

2006
01:16:15.654 --> 01:16:16.947
Excuse me?

2007
01:16:16.989 --> 01:16:20.200
Rachel, we just camefrom Roma's.

2008
01:16:22.411 --> 01:16:23.954
You going somewhere, Detective?

2009
01:16:23.996 --> 01:16:25.122
Yeah, why?

2010
01:16:25.163 --> 01:16:28.000
We need to talk, now.

2011
01:16:28.041 --> 01:16:32.796
He told us that you called himto set up a meeting.

2012
01:16:32.838 --> 01:16:35.007
And we're the onesthat told him to call you

2013
01:16:35.048 --> 01:16:36.258
and push that meeting.

2014
01:16:36.300 --> 01:16:39.303
Okay, I... I don't knowwhat you're...

2015
01:16:39.344 --> 01:16:40.429
Rachel...

2016
01:16:40.470 --> 01:16:42.806
Roma can't bethe inside man.

2017
01:16:42.848 --> 01:16:44.640
No, he was on leavefor a year.

2018
01:16:44.641 --> 01:16:47.310
He just got back on the jobtwo months ago.

2019
01:16:47.311 --> 01:16:49.730
But the inside man was workingfor Sweeney

2020
01:16:49.771 --> 01:16:52.357
up until six months ago.

2021
01:16:52.399 --> 01:16:53.775
Six months.

2022
01:16:53.817 --> 01:16:56.445
Six months, that kept rattlingaround in my head,

2023
01:16:56.486 --> 01:16:58.488
and then I figured it out.

2024
01:16:58.530 --> 01:17:02.451
Something else happenedsix months ago.

2025
01:17:02.492 --> 01:17:03.785
Your dad died.

2026
01:17:03.827 --> 01:17:04.786
Yeah.

2027
01:17:04.828 --> 01:17:05.995
Money was always an issue,

2028
01:17:05.996 --> 01:17:08.457
and finally he openedhis own shop.

2029
01:17:08.498 --> 01:17:10.125
And he lost it.

2030
01:17:10.167 --> 01:17:13.587
And she lost him.

2031
01:17:13.628 --> 01:17:14.713
Yeah.

2032
01:17:14.755 --> 01:17:16.672
How he went out.

2033
01:17:16.673 --> 01:17:18.174
Did it himself.

2034
01:17:18.175 --> 01:17:20.677
Suicide.

2035
01:17:20.719 --> 01:17:22.220
I didn't... I didn't know that.

2036
01:17:22.262 --> 01:17:24.681
She was talking aboutresigning, too.

2037
01:17:24.723 --> 01:17:26.224
Moving back to Chicago.

2038
01:17:26.266 --> 01:17:28.518
I guess he was in some kindof trouble,

2039
01:17:28.560 --> 01:17:30.896
and then he wasn't.

2040
01:17:30.937 --> 01:17:34.733
And so I called our old friend, Captain Lowe in Chicago,

2041
01:17:34.775 --> 01:17:37.277
and he told me that he lookedinto your dad's suicide,

2042
01:17:37.319 --> 01:17:39.988
and he said that your dadstarted his bake shop

2043
01:17:40.030 --> 01:17:43.158
with a loan from the mob, and as the years went by,

2044
01:17:43.200 --> 01:17:44.493
that debt, it got bigger,

2045
01:17:44.534 --> 01:17:49.498
and Rachel I know how muchyou loved your father.

2046
01:17:49.539 --> 01:17:53.960
But what I didn't know wasthat you would be willing

2047
01:17:54.002 --> 01:17:55.878
to do anythingto help him out,

2048
01:17:55.879 --> 01:18:03.220
including selling yourself outto a crooked lawyer for money.

2049
01:18:04.846 --> 01:18:07.224
But that wasn't enough, was it?

2050
01:18:07.265 --> 01:18:10.894
So your dad did what he did,

2051
01:18:10.936 --> 01:18:14.439
and then there was no needfor you to resign anymore.

2052
01:18:14.481 --> 01:18:18.235
You know, it was all over, it was all behind you.

2053
01:18:18.276 --> 01:18:22.072
But then Sweeney came and... andthreatened to blackmail you,

2054
01:18:22.114 --> 01:18:25.784
but you solved enough crimesto know how to commit one.

2055
01:18:25.826 --> 01:18:28.411
[gunshots]

2056
01:18:28.412 --> 01:18:31.580
Robbery gone wrong, victim nobody cared about.

2057
01:18:31.581 --> 01:18:33.500
The case would soon grow cold, it was perfect.

2058
01:18:33.542 --> 01:18:35.794
I mean, McHale threw a littlewrench in there,

2059
01:18:35.836 --> 01:18:38.088
but you handled that.

2060
01:18:38.130 --> 01:18:43.927
And then I handed Billy Pooleto you on a silver platter.

2061
01:18:43.969 --> 01:18:46.721
But when we startedto connect the murders,

2062
01:18:46.763 --> 01:18:50.933
you knew that you had to shiftfrom the framing Billy angle,

2063
01:18:50.934 --> 01:18:53.854
and you waited to seehow far we got,

2064
01:18:53.895 --> 01:18:55.938
and then you had to make Romayour fall guy.

2065
01:18:55.939 --> 01:18:58.107
You were meeting with Romatonight to close the loop.

2066
01:18:58.108 --> 01:19:00.694
And what was your storygoing to be, Rachel?

2067
01:19:00.735 --> 01:19:01.778
Huh?

2068
01:19:01.820 --> 01:19:03.738
That you went there and triedto convince Roma

2069
01:19:03.780 --> 01:19:06.700
to turn himself in, but insteadhe tried to kill you,

2070
01:19:06.742 --> 01:19:10.036
so you did whatyou had to do?

2071
01:19:10.078 --> 01:19:13.039
He's a cop.

2072
01:19:13.081 --> 01:19:16.459
I mean, of course you wouldn'tcall in the shooting

2073
01:19:16.460 --> 01:19:19.628
until after you loadedeverything that you stole

2074
01:19:19.629 --> 01:19:21.297
from Sweeney's house

2075
01:19:21.298 --> 01:19:26.303
and Mitchell's cell phoneinto the trunk of Roma's car.

2076
01:19:26.344 --> 01:19:30.474
It's all in the trunk of yourcar ready to go, isn't it?

2077
01:19:30.515 --> 01:19:31.892
[sighs]

2078
01:19:31.933 --> 01:19:32.893
Tell you what, Rachel?

2079
01:19:32.934 --> 01:19:35.604
Why don't we just go outand take a look?

2080
01:19:37.063 --> 01:19:38.815
Rachel.

2081
01:19:38.857 --> 01:19:40.025
Come on.

2082
01:19:40.066 --> 01:19:43.695
If you're innocent, I'll tellyou how sorry I am.

2083
01:19:44.988 --> 01:19:52.370
[sobs]

2084
01:19:52.412 --> 01:19:54.414
I just...

2085
01:19:56.166 --> 01:19:58.752
You know, you... you do...

2086
01:19:58.793 --> 01:20:04.006
you do one thing and you justdon't, you don't think.

2087
01:20:04.007 --> 01:20:07.928
I mean, it's not like I had thisbig master plan, I just...

2088
01:20:07.969 --> 01:20:11.348
That first case with Sweeney.

2089
01:20:11.389 --> 01:20:14.017
His client was innocent.

2090
01:20:14.059 --> 01:20:16.019
I was trying to dosomething good.

2091
01:20:16.061 --> 01:20:17.062
You got paid to do it.

2092
01:20:17.103 --> 01:20:19.814
Yes, but to help my dad.

2093
01:20:19.856 --> 01:20:22.442
After everything he'd done, I just...

2094
01:20:22.484 --> 01:20:26.112
I just wanted to keephis dream alive.

2095
01:20:26.154 --> 01:20:28.364
You killed two people, Rachel.

2096
01:20:28.365 --> 01:20:30.617
Two terrible people.

2097
01:20:30.659 --> 01:20:34.412
No. No.

2098
01:20:34.454 --> 01:20:39.125
We don't get to decide who livesand who dies.

2099
01:20:43.713 --> 01:20:46.341
I'm so sorry, Travis.

2100
01:20:47.884 --> 01:20:50.637
I ruined everything.

2101
01:20:57.269 --> 01:20:59.521
[car door slams]

2102
01:21:04.192 --> 01:21:09.531
Thanks for everything, and for saving my life.

2103
01:21:09.573 --> 01:21:12.200
And I trusted her.

2104
01:21:13.201 --> 01:21:15.161
You take care, Denny.

2105
01:21:15.203 --> 01:21:16.413
Thank you.

2106
01:21:16.454 --> 01:21:18.456
-Bye-bye.-Thank you.

2107
01:21:21.126 --> 01:21:24.462
You know, I knowhow he feels.

2108
01:21:24.504 --> 01:21:25.754
I know I haven't seen herin years,

2109
01:21:25.755 --> 01:21:27.924
but there was a time when, you know,

2110
01:21:27.966 --> 01:21:30.802
we trusted each otherwith our lives.

2111
01:21:33.179 --> 01:21:34.430
Yeah.

2112
01:21:34.431 --> 01:21:36.850
You know, Bud's lecturefor class this week

2113
01:21:36.891 --> 01:21:39.686
was all about trust.

2114
01:21:39.728 --> 01:21:43.607
The original definitionmeans "alliance."

2115
01:21:44.190 --> 01:21:46.442
Well, Amy.

2116
01:21:46.443 --> 01:21:50.030
I'm glad that you're my ally.

2117
01:21:50.071 --> 01:21:51.448
Likewise.

2118
01:21:54.159 --> 01:21:55.368
I'm tired.

2119
01:21:55.410 --> 01:21:59.914
[sighs]Yeah, me too.

2120
01:21:59.956 --> 01:22:04.044
And yet I still have a teachabletalk to rehearse for tomorrow.

2121
01:22:04.085 --> 01:22:05.545
Hmm.

2122
01:22:06.713 --> 01:22:08.673
(Both) Ouch.

2123
01:22:15.221 --> 01:22:18.600
And so, why are mysteries one ofthe most popular forms

2124
01:22:18.642 --> 01:22:23.188
of fiction in the whole entirehistory of the world?

2125
01:22:23.229 --> 01:22:24.481
Why?

2126
01:22:26.858 --> 01:22:32.489
Well, if you push asidethe tropes and the suspects

2127
01:22:32.530 --> 01:22:35.617
and the settings, you're leftwith an answer that is,

2128
01:22:35.659 --> 01:22:42.290
well, what Holmes might say is "elementary," my dear.

2129
01:22:42.332 --> 01:22:44.417
[laughs]

2130
01:22:46.002 --> 01:22:51.173
Uh, mystery novels are reallyjust an expression

2131
01:22:51.174 --> 01:22:56.805
of what might just beour greatest human quality.

2132
01:22:56.846 --> 01:22:59.099
Our curiosity.

2133
01:22:59.140 --> 01:23:01.059
Our passion to discover.

2134
01:23:01.101 --> 01:23:06.689
Our desire to know, and toanswer not only "whodunnit,"

2135
01:23:06.690 --> 01:23:12.612
but also who we are.

2136
01:23:12.654 --> 01:23:13.738
Thank you.

2137
01:23:13.780 --> 01:23:23.706
[cheering and applause]

2138
01:23:23.707 --> 01:23:25.208
[laughs]

2139
01:23:28.378 --> 01:23:30.171
Thank you!

2140
01:23:33.258 --> 01:23:34.634
Did you see everybody?

2141
01:23:34.676 --> 01:23:36.678
Bud, Holly and Claire?

2142
01:23:36.720 --> 01:23:38.053
Hey, how do you thinkthey got here?

2143
01:23:38.054 --> 01:23:39.264
You, come here.

2144
01:23:39.305 --> 01:23:40.974
Thank you!

2145
01:23:41.015 --> 01:23:41.725
Aww.

2146
01:23:41.766 --> 01:23:43.143
See, you can be thoughtful.

2147
01:23:43.184 --> 01:23:45.520
Yeah, well, I have my moments.

2148
01:23:45.562 --> 01:23:46.771
You do.

2149
01:23:47.188 --> 01:23:48.690
You do.

2150
01:23:48.732 --> 01:23:50.108
So, how was I?

2151
01:23:50.150 --> 01:23:50.900
Amy.

2152
01:23:50.942 --> 01:23:52.067
Was it okay?

2153
01:23:52.068 --> 01:23:52.986
You were fantastic.

2154
01:23:53.028 --> 01:23:53.862
Yeah?

2155
01:23:53.903 --> 01:23:54.738
Yes.

2156
01:23:54.739 --> 01:23:56.405
[laughs]

2157
01:23:56.406 --> 01:23:57.240
Okay.

2158
01:23:57.241 --> 01:23:59.075
Okay.

2159
01:23:59.117 --> 01:24:00.452
Hey, you want to go home?

2160
01:24:00.493 --> 01:24:01.828
Hey. Hey, hey.

2161
01:24:01.870 --> 01:24:03.288
Hey! Hey! Hey!

2162
01:24:03.329 --> 01:24:04.122
Hey!

2163
01:24:04.164 --> 01:24:05.247
You were incredible, honey.

2164
01:24:05.248 --> 01:24:06.291
Oh!

2165
01:24:06.332 --> 01:24:07.167
Thank you.

2166
01:24:07.208 --> 01:24:08.584
We're so proud of you.

2167
01:24:08.585 --> 01:24:10.086
Thank you, thank you guysso much for coming.

2168
01:24:10.128 --> 01:24:10.920
You were so good.

2169
01:24:10.962 --> 01:24:12.547
That was amazing, Amy.

2170
01:24:12.589 --> 01:24:13.631
Oh.

2171
01:24:13.673 --> 01:24:14.591
(Travis) To Amy!

2172
01:24:14.592 --> 01:24:17.677
[applause]