WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:02.045 --> 00:00:04.526 [mellow guitar music] 3 00:00:04.569 --> 00:00:11.011 ♪ ♪ 4 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 5 00:00:21.456 --> 00:00:22.805 [gun clicking] 6 00:00:22.848 --> 00:00:25.764 ♪ ♪ 7 00:00:39.822 --> 00:00:43.956 [music intensifies] 8 00:00:44.000 --> 00:00:45.784 [gunshot] 9 00:00:45.828 --> 00:00:49.092 [light instrumental music] 10 00:01:06.588 --> 00:01:12.768 ♪ ♪ 11 00:01:12.811 --> 00:01:13.638 [light instrumental finale] 12 00:01:16.206 --> 00:01:19.818 [low mysterious music] 13 00:01:27.217 --> 00:01:28.088 Hey! 14 00:01:29.132 --> 00:01:31.178 Performers only. 15 00:01:31.221 --> 00:01:33.658 I'm sorry, I was just on my way out after magic class 16 00:01:33.702 --> 00:01:34.920 and I heard the gunshot. 17 00:01:34.964 --> 00:01:37.097 Sorry but you know the rules. 18 00:01:37.140 --> 00:01:39.099 Rehearsals are off limits, even for students. 19 00:01:39.142 --> 00:01:41.449 Yeah, of course. Sorry. 20 00:01:41.492 --> 00:01:46.628 ♪ ♪ 21 00:01:50.849 --> 00:01:56.507 [computer keys clacking] 22 00:02:05.255 --> 00:02:08.345 Can I help you? 23 00:02:08.389 --> 00:02:11.174 I think this is where I'm supposed to be. I'm Reed, 24 00:02:11.218 --> 00:02:13.220 - the new crime reporter. - Hi. I'm Tess, 25 00:02:13.263 --> 00:02:15.309 the crossword puzzle editor. It's nice to meet you. 26 00:02:15.352 --> 00:02:18.486 The brilliant Tess Harper. Wow, it's a pleasure. 27 00:02:18.529 --> 00:02:21.271 I don't know if brilliant is the word I would use. 28 00:02:21.315 --> 00:02:23.621 Come on, solving crosswords and crimes? 29 00:02:23.665 --> 00:02:27.059 - Well, impressive works too. - Impressive I can live with. 30 00:02:27.103 --> 00:02:28.887 Thanks. 31 00:02:30.585 --> 00:02:32.152 Ah... 32 00:02:32.195 --> 00:02:33.979 Is something wrong? 33 00:02:34.023 --> 00:02:36.156 I'll take this. Thanks. 34 00:02:40.247 --> 00:02:42.031 I'm sorry. It's just... that was my friend Harris's. 35 00:02:42.074 --> 00:02:46.209 I heard about him. Sounds like Harris was quite a guy. 36 00:02:46.253 --> 00:02:48.429 Yeah. He was a good friend. 37 00:02:50.822 --> 00:02:52.302 - Sorry. - Well, welcome. 38 00:02:52.346 --> 00:02:54.391 - Here you go. - Thank you, Josephine. 39 00:02:54.435 --> 00:02:56.306 Meet Reed. He's taking over the crime beat. 40 00:02:56.350 --> 00:02:58.047 This is my fearless assistant, Josephine. 41 00:02:58.090 --> 00:02:59.570 [both] Nice to meet you. 42 00:02:59.614 --> 00:03:01.529 The Magic Manor called. The tables seat eight, 43 00:03:01.572 --> 00:03:03.313 you do have room for one more guest tonight. 44 00:03:03.357 --> 00:03:05.837 The Magic Manor? I thought you had to be a member to get in. 45 00:03:05.881 --> 00:03:08.492 Or a student. I've been taking magic classes. 46 00:03:08.536 --> 00:03:11.452 It's partly for a crossword puzzle I'm doing on magic. 47 00:03:11.495 --> 00:03:14.324 I thought it would be a fun place to spend my birthday 48 00:03:14.368 --> 00:03:16.892 - after my class tonight. - Wow, Happy Birthday! 49 00:03:16.935 --> 00:03:19.851 That does sound like fun. I've always wanted to go there. 50 00:03:19.895 --> 00:03:23.333 - Do you want to join us? - No, I don't want to impose. 51 00:03:23.377 --> 00:03:26.510 Oh, no, really. You know what? You're coming. 52 00:03:26.554 --> 00:03:29.209 Thanks. That sounds great. 53 00:03:29.252 --> 00:03:32.037 - I'll make the call. - Thank you. 54 00:03:32.081 --> 00:03:37.739 ♪ ♪ 55 00:03:48.793 --> 00:03:52.014 We show the audience one ball. 56 00:03:52.057 --> 00:03:55.887 Or are there two? 57 00:03:55.931 --> 00:03:59.021 The use of duplicate objects is essential to deception. 58 00:03:59.064 --> 00:04:00.370 The audience sees one ball 59 00:04:00.414 --> 00:04:04.113 but the magician has secretly hidden the other. 60 00:04:04.156 --> 00:04:06.333 The result... 61 00:04:07.943 --> 00:04:10.728 ...is that it can change places. 62 00:04:10.772 --> 00:04:13.253 [soft laughter] 63 00:04:14.428 --> 00:04:16.908 Excuse me for one moment. 64 00:04:20.434 --> 00:04:23.524 Come on, it's one favour and that's it. 65 00:04:26.440 --> 00:04:28.659 Fine, but after this, no more favours. 66 00:04:28.703 --> 00:04:31.662 Yeah, yeah, I won't ask again. Thank you. 67 00:04:31.706 --> 00:04:37.277 ♪ ♪ 68 00:04:43.718 --> 00:04:47.374 Bianca, I'd like a glass from the kitchen, please? 69 00:04:47.417 --> 00:04:51.073 - Of course. - Thank you. 70 00:04:55.817 --> 00:04:57.819 [knocking] 71 00:04:59.603 --> 00:05:01.823 Ah. 72 00:05:07.176 --> 00:05:08.830 Good. 73 00:05:08.873 --> 00:05:13.313 [low background music] 74 00:05:15.619 --> 00:05:19.362 Tess, Tess, right this way. 75 00:05:19.406 --> 00:05:21.451 Oh, Mr. Drexler, I'll be with you, 76 00:05:21.495 --> 00:05:23.801 if you... wouldn't mind just.... 77 00:05:23.845 --> 00:05:26.282 Oh, there she is, the birthday girl! 78 00:05:26.326 --> 00:05:28.719 Hi, honey. Happy birthday, sweetheart. 79 00:05:28.763 --> 00:05:30.330 Oh, thank you. 80 00:05:30.373 --> 00:05:32.288 So, I remember, you had a magician 81 00:05:32.332 --> 00:05:34.377 for your 10th birthday, and now, look, voila, 82 00:05:34.421 --> 00:05:36.379 you've got the whole Magic Manor this time! 83 00:05:36.423 --> 00:05:38.294 I've got you all set up. 84 00:05:38.338 --> 00:05:40.470 Your seat's right there, the seat of honour. 85 00:05:40.514 --> 00:05:43.821 Perfect. Thank you guys so much for coming. 86 00:05:43.865 --> 00:05:46.389 Are you kidding? I've been so curious about this place 87 00:05:46.433 --> 00:05:48.391 ever since you started taking classes here. 88 00:05:48.435 --> 00:05:50.872 In fact, I didn't tell you, but I went to a benefit 89 00:05:50.915 --> 00:05:53.875 for the Magic Manor last week at my friend Ethel Matthews'. 90 00:05:53.918 --> 00:05:57.226 They're raising money for a Museum of Magic. 91 00:05:57.269 --> 00:06:01.491 - Hello. - Logan! Hi. 92 00:06:01.535 --> 00:06:03.058 I'm glad you could make it. 93 00:06:03.101 --> 00:06:06.757 Thanks for inviting me. Well, your aunt invited me. 94 00:06:06.801 --> 00:06:09.412 And this is for the birthday girl. 95 00:06:09.456 --> 00:06:11.109 You did not have to bring a present. 96 00:06:11.153 --> 00:06:14.852 Let's not get too excited. You haven't opened it yet. 97 00:06:14.896 --> 00:06:16.680 This is so nice. 98 00:06:16.724 --> 00:06:21.206 ♪ ♪ 99 00:06:21.250 --> 00:06:23.470 Is this a crossword puzzle? 100 00:06:23.513 --> 00:06:26.037 - Let me guess, you hate it. - It's beautiful. 101 00:06:26.081 --> 00:06:29.171 No, I... I love it. 102 00:06:29.214 --> 00:06:31.565 OK, I can breathe. Good, yeah. 103 00:06:31.608 --> 00:06:33.697 Is there a polygraph machine around here? 104 00:06:33.741 --> 00:06:35.960 Stop it. This is so cute. 105 00:06:36.004 --> 00:06:38.789 - Here, let me help you. - Yeah, if you don't mind. 106 00:06:38.833 --> 00:06:41.705 Ah, there we go. 107 00:06:41.749 --> 00:06:44.404 - Thank you. It's... - Happy Birthday! 108 00:06:44.447 --> 00:06:47.842 - Oh, Mike, wow. Thank you! - Flowers. 109 00:06:47.885 --> 00:06:49.887 That's, uh, that's beautiful. 110 00:06:49.931 --> 00:06:53.064 - Wow, you look... - How you doing, buddy? 111 00:06:53.108 --> 00:06:54.892 - I'm Logan. - It's a pleasure. 112 00:06:54.936 --> 00:06:57.112 Detective Logan O'Connor, NYPD. 113 00:06:57.155 --> 00:06:59.549 Great. I'm sure we'll cross paths sooner or later. 114 00:06:59.593 --> 00:07:02.117 Reed is our new crime reporter. He just started today. 115 00:07:02.160 --> 00:07:04.380 - Oh, congrats. - Thanks. 116 00:07:04.424 --> 00:07:06.861 - So, how was your class? - What class? 117 00:07:06.904 --> 00:07:08.558 Oh, I'm actually studying magic here. 118 00:07:08.602 --> 00:07:10.386 It's close-up magic, sleight-of-hand. 119 00:07:10.430 --> 00:07:12.127 What? Are you surprised? 120 00:07:12.170 --> 00:07:14.521 The only thing surprising with you would be no surprises. 121 00:07:14.564 --> 00:07:18.394 [laughing] Well, cheers. Happy birthday. 122 00:07:18.438 --> 00:07:21.092 Cheers. Thank you. 123 00:07:21.136 --> 00:07:22.659 Happy birthday. 124 00:07:22.703 --> 00:07:25.314 Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, 125 00:07:25.357 --> 00:07:28.709 to the Magic Manor... 126 00:07:28.752 --> 00:07:30.058 [applause] 127 00:07:30.101 --> 00:07:35.455 ...where every velvet curtain hides a secret. 128 00:07:38.458 --> 00:07:39.981 Built in 1921, 129 00:07:40.024 --> 00:07:42.462 it served as a speakeasy during Prohibition. 130 00:07:49.164 --> 00:07:51.862 Here. 131 00:07:51.906 --> 00:07:53.473 What's in there? 132 00:07:53.516 --> 00:07:56.214 Just something I've been working on. 133 00:07:56.258 --> 00:07:59.174 Are we ready? 134 00:08:03.221 --> 00:08:05.223 [sighs] 135 00:08:05.267 --> 00:08:06.964 Showtime. 136 00:08:07.008 --> 00:08:09.880 And tonight, we're going to see some real magic 137 00:08:09.924 --> 00:08:12.317 courtesy of the Amazing Alistair, 138 00:08:12.361 --> 00:08:14.624 and his magnificent assistant, Bianca! 139 00:08:14.668 --> 00:08:16.626 [applause and cheering] 140 00:08:16.670 --> 00:08:19.890 Thank you. Thank you. Bianca. 141 00:08:19.934 --> 00:08:22.327 [applause continues] Ladies and gentlemen, 142 00:08:22.371 --> 00:08:26.897 The line between reality and illusion is dangerously thin, 143 00:08:26.941 --> 00:08:31.119 and it's a danger that's created by our confidence 144 00:08:31.162 --> 00:08:32.642 that we understand 145 00:08:32.686 --> 00:08:36.428 what is happening right in front of our eyes. 146 00:08:36.472 --> 00:08:40.650 And yet we think we know what will happen next. 147 00:08:40.694 --> 00:08:43.610 So a magic trick, all it is, pure and simple, 148 00:08:43.653 --> 00:08:45.829 is a surprise ending. 149 00:08:45.873 --> 00:08:49.659 Now, could I have a volunteer? 150 00:08:51.095 --> 00:08:53.054 Ah. 151 00:08:54.055 --> 00:08:55.665 Thank you for volunteering. 152 00:08:55.709 --> 00:08:59.234 Now could you join me on stage? 153 00:09:02.411 --> 00:09:05.849 - Wow. What's your name? - Josephine. 154 00:09:05.893 --> 00:09:08.678 Josephine, I want you to look me directly in the eyes. 155 00:09:08.722 --> 00:09:10.767 OK, and I want you to tell me 156 00:09:10.811 --> 00:09:12.856 something special about your watch, 157 00:09:12.900 --> 00:09:15.598 but before you do, raise your arm 158 00:09:15.642 --> 00:09:18.775 and show it to everyone. 159 00:09:18.819 --> 00:09:21.648 Everyone see the watch? 160 00:09:21.691 --> 00:09:23.171 OK, Josephine, 161 00:09:23.214 --> 00:09:25.303 now tell me something special about your watch. 162 00:09:25.347 --> 00:09:28.219 Uh, it helps me get to work on time. 163 00:09:28.263 --> 00:09:31.092 She's late every day. 164 00:09:31.135 --> 00:09:36.401 Now, I need you to tell me the exact time. 165 00:09:36.445 --> 00:09:40.231 Josephine, did you lose your watch? 166 00:09:40.275 --> 00:09:43.017 [applause] 167 00:09:43.060 --> 00:09:46.107 Don't worry. We're going to get this back. 168 00:09:46.150 --> 00:09:48.109 One, two, three. 169 00:09:48.152 --> 00:09:51.068 What time is it? 170 00:09:51.112 --> 00:09:52.635 [applause] 171 00:09:52.679 --> 00:09:54.724 I mean, how did he do that? 172 00:09:54.768 --> 00:09:57.379 Josephine, everyone. 173 00:09:57.422 --> 00:09:59.381 [cheering] Well done. 174 00:10:00.687 --> 00:10:02.645 [heels clacking] 175 00:10:02.689 --> 00:10:05.692 [slow suspenseful music] 176 00:10:10.348 --> 00:10:14.483 This is a.357 caliber pistol, 177 00:10:14.526 --> 00:10:17.965 by all accounts, a deadly weapon. 178 00:10:18.008 --> 00:10:22.752 I'm going to entrust it to my magnificent assistant, Bianca. 179 00:10:22.796 --> 00:10:24.798 This is a.357 caliber bullet. 180 00:10:24.841 --> 00:10:27.757 Now, I need someone to volunteer from the audience 181 00:10:27.801 --> 00:10:29.759 to write anything they'd like on it. 182 00:10:29.803 --> 00:10:32.762 Now, I believe someone is having a birthday. 183 00:10:32.806 --> 00:10:34.851 - Right here. - No. 184 00:10:34.895 --> 00:10:37.506 Please. [applause] 185 00:10:37.549 --> 00:10:40.161 Come on, go! 186 00:10:44.644 --> 00:10:47.385 Thank you for joining us. What is your name? 187 00:10:47.429 --> 00:10:49.344 - Tess Harper. - Tess Harper. 188 00:10:49.387 --> 00:10:53.348 Tess Harper, I want you to write anything you'd like 189 00:10:53.391 --> 00:10:56.264 - on this bullet. - OK, um... 190 00:10:59.136 --> 00:11:01.922 - All done? - Yes. 191 00:11:01.965 --> 00:11:03.793 "T.H." Is that correct? 192 00:11:03.837 --> 00:11:06.143 - Yes. - Thank you very much. 193 00:11:06.187 --> 00:11:09.756 Round of applause. [audience applauds] 194 00:11:14.369 --> 00:11:16.676 Now, for the first time, 195 00:11:16.719 --> 00:11:20.505 I will be performing the infamous Bullet Catch. 196 00:11:20.549 --> 00:11:22.986 It is a trick so dangerous that 12 people 197 00:11:23.030 --> 00:11:26.163 have perished attempting it. My assistant Bianca 198 00:11:26.207 --> 00:11:28.905 will fire a live bullet straight at me, 199 00:11:28.949 --> 00:11:32.213 and I will catch it in my teeth. 200 00:11:32.256 --> 00:11:35.738 ♪ ♪ 201 00:11:35.782 --> 00:11:39.176 I will load the gun. 202 00:11:39.220 --> 00:11:43.180 [suspenseful music] 203 00:11:43.224 --> 00:11:46.270 Now, Bianca will fire the bullet, 204 00:11:46.314 --> 00:11:50.144 through this pane of glass, that will shatter, 205 00:11:50.187 --> 00:11:53.016 and I will catch it in my mouth. 206 00:11:53.060 --> 00:11:55.976 Now, please do not attempt this at home, ladies and gentlemen. 207 00:11:56.019 --> 00:11:59.153 Only those of us versed in the arts of magic 208 00:11:59.196 --> 00:12:01.242 are skilled enough to make this happen. 209 00:12:01.285 --> 00:12:05.855 [intense drumming] 210 00:12:10.425 --> 00:12:13.863 [deep sigh] Bianca? 211 00:12:23.830 --> 00:12:27.529 [gunshot] [audience gasps] 212 00:12:27.572 --> 00:12:30.140 [chattering] 213 00:12:31.489 --> 00:12:33.622 [horrified gasp] 214 00:12:33.665 --> 00:12:36.799 Was that the trick or not? 215 00:12:40.890 --> 00:12:44.415 Alistair? Is there a doctor in the house? 216 00:12:44.459 --> 00:12:47.549 - Yes, yes. - Please. 217 00:12:47.592 --> 00:12:50.944 He's not breathing. Please help him. 218 00:12:50.987 --> 00:12:52.989 We've got a 10-10 at the Magic Manor. 219 00:12:53.033 --> 00:12:56.297 Everyone, if I can have your attention, please. 220 00:12:56.340 --> 00:12:58.908 My name is Detective Logan O'Connor, NYPD. 221 00:12:58.952 --> 00:13:01.389 I would like everybody to just stay calm, relaxed, 222 00:13:01.432 --> 00:13:04.435 exit the theater and go wait in the lobby. Thank you. 223 00:13:04.479 --> 00:13:06.133 Did she just shoot him? 224 00:13:06.176 --> 00:13:08.657 No, no, these tricks are all illusions. 225 00:13:08.700 --> 00:13:10.790 I just don't know how this one works. 226 00:13:10.833 --> 00:13:13.662 But clearly something went very wrong. 227 00:13:13.705 --> 00:13:16.317 - Doctor? - Cohen. 228 00:13:16.360 --> 00:13:19.102 I don't see a bullet wound. What do you think happened? 229 00:13:19.146 --> 00:13:22.279 I don't know. I'm sorry, there's nothing else I can do. 230 00:13:22.323 --> 00:13:23.933 He's dead. 231 00:13:23.977 --> 00:13:26.980 Ok, EMTs are on their way. Thank you. 232 00:13:34.291 --> 00:13:36.903 If everyone could just remain calm, 233 00:13:36.946 --> 00:13:40.167 the lights will come back up in a moment. 234 00:13:40.210 --> 00:13:43.823 - Do you have a backup system? - Yeah, right this way. 235 00:13:43.866 --> 00:13:48.349 [nervous chattering] 236 00:13:51.395 --> 00:13:55.835 ♪ ♪ 237 00:14:01.449 --> 00:14:04.365 Are you OK? 238 00:14:09.936 --> 00:14:13.678 Hey, everything's going to be OK. 239 00:14:13.722 --> 00:14:16.856 - What's your name? - Bianca. 240 00:14:16.899 --> 00:14:19.423 I'm Candace. Honey, you're just shaking. 241 00:14:19.467 --> 00:14:22.687 Let's sit you down. I'll get you a sweater, OK? 242 00:14:22.731 --> 00:14:26.517 - Take my jacket. - No, I'm OK. 243 00:14:26.561 --> 00:14:28.780 Look at me. 244 00:14:28.824 --> 00:14:31.087 You're in shock. It takes a while to process 245 00:14:31.131 --> 00:14:33.220 this kind of traumatic event. 246 00:14:34.699 --> 00:14:36.658 Just breathe. 247 00:14:38.268 --> 00:14:39.879 That detective, 248 00:14:39.922 --> 00:14:43.012 he, uh, said he wants to talk to me. 249 00:14:43.056 --> 00:14:46.363 Detective O'Connor? Don't worry. 250 00:14:46.407 --> 00:14:48.975 He's not as scary as he looks. I'll go with you. 251 00:14:49.018 --> 00:14:51.325 What's the situation? 252 00:14:51.368 --> 00:14:54.589 A magician collapsed onstage, midperformance. Dead. 253 00:14:54.632 --> 00:14:57.635 - And you just happened to be... - I just happened to be here 254 00:14:57.679 --> 00:15:00.247 because it was Tess's birthday. We're friends. You know that. 255 00:15:00.290 --> 00:15:02.814 I need you to get some prints on the lighting controls 256 00:15:02.858 --> 00:15:06.775 and the fuse box around the corner. 257 00:15:06.818 --> 00:15:09.430 [police radio chatter] 258 00:15:11.432 --> 00:15:15.915 [low sombre music] 259 00:15:15.958 --> 00:15:18.830 He taught me everything. 260 00:15:18.874 --> 00:15:21.572 He was my mentor and... 261 00:15:21.616 --> 00:15:24.010 I'm so sorry. 262 00:15:24.053 --> 00:15:27.709 Is there anything I can do to help? 263 00:15:27.752 --> 00:15:32.148 No, unfortunately. Thank you. 264 00:15:32.192 --> 00:15:35.151 Here, I want to give you my card. 265 00:15:35.195 --> 00:15:38.198 If you think of anything, please call. 266 00:15:38.241 --> 00:15:41.723 - Thank you. - [Logan] Thank you, Tess. 267 00:15:41.766 --> 00:15:45.161 - I'll take it from here. - Take care. 268 00:15:45.205 --> 00:15:48.338 I'm sorry but I'm going to have obviously ask you 269 00:15:48.382 --> 00:15:50.253 a couple of questions, OK? I'd like you to take me 270 00:15:50.297 --> 00:15:52.777 through the trick from top to bottom, how it all went down. 271 00:15:52.821 --> 00:15:54.779 Did anything happen out of the ordinary? 272 00:15:54.823 --> 00:15:56.694 Alistair had a drink before we went on. 273 00:15:56.738 --> 00:15:58.392 He never did that. 274 00:15:58.435 --> 00:16:00.742 And how did everything go onstage? 275 00:16:00.785 --> 00:16:04.006 The usual, so it seemed. 276 00:16:06.182 --> 00:16:09.620 Maybe his hand was shaking when he loaded the gun. 277 00:16:09.664 --> 00:16:11.535 I'm sorry, Detective, 278 00:16:11.579 --> 00:16:15.104 Can I go to my dressing room? I don't feel well. 279 00:16:15.148 --> 00:16:18.281 Sure. Um, Winton. 280 00:16:18.325 --> 00:16:21.241 I'm gonna get a couple officers to escort you to your room, OK? 281 00:16:26.159 --> 00:16:29.423 I left that door locked. 282 00:16:29.466 --> 00:16:31.077 OK, wait. 283 00:16:31.120 --> 00:16:35.864 I'll need an evidence team in the dressing room right away. 284 00:16:35.907 --> 00:16:37.692 Someone's been in here. 285 00:16:37.735 --> 00:16:42.305 ♪ ♪ 286 00:16:46.092 --> 00:16:49.008 Hey. Can I talk to you for a sec? 287 00:16:49.051 --> 00:16:51.140 Of course. 288 00:16:51.184 --> 00:16:54.143 So much for being off the clock, huh? 289 00:16:54.187 --> 00:16:58.321 - [Logan]: Are you doing OK? - Yeah, I'm fine. 290 00:16:58.365 --> 00:17:00.889 I just... I don't understand what happened. 291 00:17:00.932 --> 00:17:03.413 I saw them rehearse the trick last night. 292 00:17:03.457 --> 00:17:07.156 Listen, Tess, how long have you been taking classes here? 293 00:17:07.200 --> 00:17:08.853 Just a couple of weeks. 294 00:17:08.897 --> 00:17:12.379 And have you noticed anything... unusual? 295 00:17:12.422 --> 00:17:15.251 Um... No. 296 00:17:15.295 --> 00:17:18.211 Today, Alistair and Cormac, who's my magic teacher, 297 00:17:18.254 --> 00:17:21.431 they were arguing during my class. Alistair wanted a favour. 298 00:17:21.475 --> 00:17:23.259 - What kind of favour? - I don't know. 299 00:17:23.303 --> 00:17:25.348 Cormac agreed but he said it was the last time. 300 00:17:25.392 --> 00:17:27.785 It seemed like there was some recent history there. 301 00:17:27.829 --> 00:17:30.092 OK, when you were onstage tonight with Alistair, 302 00:17:30.136 --> 00:17:33.139 did you notice anything out of the ordinary at all? 303 00:17:33.182 --> 00:17:36.533 I did notice after he made Josephine's watch reappear, 304 00:17:36.577 --> 00:17:38.405 he kind of lurched forward 305 00:17:38.448 --> 00:17:40.146 and his voice was a little slurred. 306 00:17:40.189 --> 00:17:42.365 Could he have been intoxicated? Having a stroke? 307 00:17:42.409 --> 00:17:45.542 When you were onstage, did you notice anything at all strange? 308 00:17:45.586 --> 00:17:47.327 No. I mean, there were beads of sweat 309 00:17:47.370 --> 00:17:49.372 on his forehead, but it's hot up there with those lights. 310 00:17:49.416 --> 00:17:52.462 I know. Look, I need you to go home and get some rest. 311 00:17:52.506 --> 00:17:54.899 - Do not get involved. - No, I know. 312 00:17:54.943 --> 00:17:56.466 All right. 313 00:17:56.510 --> 00:17:59.469 Well, you know where to find me if I can help. 314 00:17:59.513 --> 00:18:02.777 Though I am not helping. Good answer. 315 00:18:05.997 --> 00:18:07.912 Uh, Tess? 316 00:18:07.956 --> 00:18:11.829 I'm sorry the night ended like this. 317 00:18:11.873 --> 00:18:13.875 Happy Birthday. 318 00:18:13.918 --> 00:18:17.096 Thanks. 319 00:18:23.754 --> 00:18:27.193 [low suspenseful music] 320 00:18:51.826 --> 00:18:56.831 ♪ ♪ 321 00:19:22.552 --> 00:19:26.774 ♪ ♪ 322 00:19:35.043 --> 00:19:39.874 ♪ ♪ 323 00:19:46.533 --> 00:19:48.317 Hi. 324 00:19:48.361 --> 00:19:51.015 Hey. So, the guy catches a bullet in his mouth, 325 00:19:51.059 --> 00:19:55.194 but something else kills him? Yeah, I researched the trick. 326 00:19:55.237 --> 00:19:57.848 Obviously, he didn't catch a bullet in his mouth. 327 00:19:57.892 --> 00:19:59.807 What he did do, was he took 328 00:19:59.850 --> 00:20:02.418 an actual bullet like this and onstage he went over to Tess 329 00:20:02.462 --> 00:20:04.420 and he said, "Can you sign this bullet with your initials?" 330 00:20:04.464 --> 00:20:06.944 Now we have a marked bullet. He takes this marked bullet 331 00:20:06.988 --> 00:20:09.338 and puts it in between his teeth like this, so the audience 332 00:20:09.382 --> 00:20:11.514 can see that this is how he's gonna catch the bullet. 333 00:20:11.558 --> 00:20:14.561 He takes the marked bullet, puts it in the barrel of the gun. 334 00:20:14.604 --> 00:20:16.867 But the marked bullet isn't in the barrel. 335 00:20:16.911 --> 00:20:18.565 It's a bullet made of wax. 336 00:20:18.608 --> 00:20:21.698 This, the marked bullet, is still in his mouth. 337 00:20:21.742 --> 00:20:25.136 Not bad. Wasn't there a pane of glass 338 00:20:25.180 --> 00:20:26.964 that proved that the assistant fired the gun? 339 00:20:27.008 --> 00:20:28.531 Yeah, there was a pane of glass 340 00:20:28.575 --> 00:20:30.272 but the spray of the liquid wax was enough force 341 00:20:30.316 --> 00:20:31.752 - to shatter the glass. - Clever. 342 00:20:31.795 --> 00:20:34.755 So, after he collapsed, where was the real bullet? 343 00:20:34.798 --> 00:20:37.323 When he collapsed, the bullet fell right out of his mouth. 344 00:20:37.366 --> 00:20:39.716 It was next to him onstage. That bullet didn't kill him. 345 00:20:39.760 --> 00:20:42.589 Nervous shock from the blast, maybe a heart attack? 346 00:20:42.632 --> 00:20:44.852 We don't know. We're waiting on the autopsy. 347 00:20:44.895 --> 00:20:46.897 [phone ringing] Hold on. 348 00:20:46.941 --> 00:20:49.552 O'Connor. 349 00:20:49.596 --> 00:20:51.293 Really? 350 00:20:51.337 --> 00:20:53.556 OK, do me a favour. Get that to forensics right now. 351 00:20:53.600 --> 00:20:55.906 All right, appreciate it, buddy. Thanks. 352 00:20:55.950 --> 00:20:57.908 Ballistics just called. 353 00:20:57.952 --> 00:20:59.693 They found a chemical residue on the bullet 354 00:20:59.736 --> 00:21:02.086 that was found in his mouth... Could be poison. 355 00:21:02.130 --> 00:21:06.003 ♪ ♪ 356 00:21:08.267 --> 00:21:10.617 That was a late night. 357 00:21:10.660 --> 00:21:12.880 Yeah. And then I couldn't sleep, 358 00:21:12.923 --> 00:21:16.013 just trying to figure out what went wrong with the trick. 359 00:21:16.057 --> 00:21:19.234 And thinking about Bianca. I mean, she was in such a state. 360 00:21:19.278 --> 00:21:21.584 I didn't sleep much either. 361 00:21:21.628 --> 00:21:23.325 I've reported on homicides but I've actually never been 362 00:21:23.369 --> 00:21:24.892 a witness to a murder before. 363 00:21:24.935 --> 00:21:27.938 Do you really think Alistair was murdered? 364 00:21:27.982 --> 00:21:29.853 That's just my initial take. 365 00:21:29.897 --> 00:21:31.942 But a death on stage in front of a packed house? 366 00:21:31.986 --> 00:21:33.683 That's hard to pull off. 367 00:21:33.727 --> 00:21:36.773 It is, isn't it? 368 00:21:36.817 --> 00:21:39.646 Is it too late for me to sign up for magic class? 369 00:21:39.689 --> 00:21:41.474 It would be a good angle into the story. 370 00:21:41.517 --> 00:21:44.303 A crime reporter snooping around 371 00:21:44.346 --> 00:21:46.957 I don't know, I think people are gonna be suspicious. 372 00:21:47.001 --> 00:21:50.439 But I can tell you anything I see. I'll fill you in. 373 00:21:50.483 --> 00:21:52.528 You're still going to take classes? 374 00:21:52.572 --> 00:21:54.791 With what's just happened, do you think that's a good idea? 375 00:21:54.835 --> 00:21:58.055 I just think that there's more to know about Alistair's death. 376 00:21:58.099 --> 00:21:59.883 I'll be careful. 377 00:21:59.927 --> 00:22:02.321 - Detective Logan. - Yo. 378 00:22:02.364 --> 00:22:04.584 Alistair McLean's sister, Claire McLean, 379 00:22:04.627 --> 00:22:06.673 - identified the body. - Do you have her information? 380 00:22:06.716 --> 00:22:10.677 Her number, and address in Queens. Cause of death 381 00:22:10.720 --> 00:22:13.984 was a toxic dose of a fish toxin called tetrodotoxin. 382 00:22:14.028 --> 00:22:16.596 After the first effects of dizziness, nausea and shaking, 383 00:22:16.639 --> 00:22:18.380 he would have lost consciousness, 384 00:22:18.424 --> 00:22:21.644 become paralyzed and then the big sleep. 385 00:22:21.688 --> 00:22:24.473 Forensics found traces of the toxin on the scotch glass. 386 00:22:24.517 --> 00:22:26.823 Whatever he drank must have left a residue 387 00:22:26.867 --> 00:22:29.522 on the bullet after he put it in his mouth. 388 00:22:29.565 --> 00:22:32.568 Bianca's the only one who was with him before the show, 389 00:22:32.612 --> 00:22:34.396 so she'd have access to the bottle and the glass. 390 00:22:34.440 --> 00:22:37.660 All right, thanks. I appreciate it. 391 00:22:37.704 --> 00:22:41.664 ♪ ♪ 392 00:22:41.708 --> 00:22:45.059 Thanks again for lending this to me. 393 00:22:45.102 --> 00:22:48.889 Of course. How are you holding up? 394 00:22:48.932 --> 00:22:50.673 I'm OK, 395 00:22:50.717 --> 00:22:53.981 but I just couldn't stay at home alone, you know? 396 00:22:54.024 --> 00:22:55.591 I understand. 397 00:22:55.635 --> 00:22:57.506 It feels better to get out and do something, 398 00:22:57.550 --> 00:22:59.247 - anything. - Yeah. 399 00:22:59.290 --> 00:23:02.990 Do you want me to maybe help you put all this back together? 400 00:23:03.033 --> 00:23:04.818 That would be great. Thanks. 401 00:23:04.861 --> 00:23:08.169 I hope your detective friend figures out what's going on. 402 00:23:08.212 --> 00:23:10.563 Yeah. Me too. 403 00:23:17.439 --> 00:23:19.746 You and Alistair? 404 00:23:21.400 --> 00:23:24.533 Yeah. We used to be together. 405 00:23:24.577 --> 00:23:28.189 I know, work and romance is a bad idea. 406 00:23:28.232 --> 00:23:30.452 But everything seemed to be going great, 407 00:23:30.496 --> 00:23:32.411 until I told him that I wanted to be a headliner, too. 408 00:23:32.454 --> 00:23:34.500 And then? 409 00:23:34.543 --> 00:23:36.240 He wasn't so interested then. 410 00:23:36.284 --> 00:23:39.766 Let's just say he wanted the spotlight all to himself. 411 00:23:47.643 --> 00:23:49.558 I still cared about him. 412 00:23:49.602 --> 00:23:51.430 I just wish Sinclair hadn't convinced him 413 00:23:51.473 --> 00:23:53.475 - to do the Bullet Catch trick. - Who is Sinclair? 414 00:23:53.519 --> 00:23:55.477 [knocking] 415 00:23:57.218 --> 00:23:59.220 Logan! Hi. 416 00:23:59.263 --> 00:24:02.397 - What are you doing here? - My job. You? 417 00:24:02.441 --> 00:24:05.574 I was just getting my jacket back. 418 00:24:05.618 --> 00:24:07.576 Because I'm sure that's the only one you have. 419 00:24:07.620 --> 00:24:10.927 Well, it is my only black one, so... 420 00:24:10.971 --> 00:24:12.842 Right, right. Can I talk to you? 421 00:24:12.886 --> 00:24:14.453 Of course. 422 00:24:14.496 --> 00:24:16.629 - Take care. - Thanks again. 423 00:24:17.891 --> 00:24:19.849 I'm worried about you being here. 424 00:24:19.893 --> 00:24:21.764 How many times do I have to hear your 425 00:24:21.808 --> 00:24:23.505 "Tess, stay out of police business" speech? 426 00:24:23.549 --> 00:24:25.768 As long as you keep disregarding it. 427 00:24:25.812 --> 00:24:28.597 You're like a paper printing the same puzzle day after day. 428 00:24:28.641 --> 00:24:30.817 Tess, this is a homicide investigation. 429 00:24:30.860 --> 00:24:33.602 - So it's official? - Yes, it's official. 430 00:24:33.646 --> 00:24:35.386 And I can't have you walking around... 431 00:24:35.430 --> 00:24:37.476 I'm not in danger with Bianca. 432 00:24:37.519 --> 00:24:39.521 That attitude is gonna put you precisely in danger! 433 00:24:39.565 --> 00:24:41.610 There are ways of knowing things 434 00:24:41.654 --> 00:24:43.482 other than just forensic evidence. 435 00:24:43.525 --> 00:24:45.266 I thought your class was teaching you 436 00:24:45.309 --> 00:24:46.789 sleight-of-hand, not mind reading. 437 00:24:46.833 --> 00:24:48.791 I'm talking about an emotional connection. Intuition? 438 00:24:48.835 --> 00:24:52.012 A magician has to read the audience to make a trick work. 439 00:24:52.055 --> 00:24:53.796 You have to know what someone is thinking 440 00:24:53.840 --> 00:24:56.495 in order to make them believe a story you're telling. 441 00:24:56.538 --> 00:24:58.801 Yeah, I know you magicians are good at manipulation. 442 00:24:58.845 --> 00:25:00.934 Which you seem to be doing right now. 443 00:25:00.977 --> 00:25:03.327 Fine. I'll be careful. I promise. 444 00:25:03.371 --> 00:25:05.504 - Really? - But there's one thing. 445 00:25:05.547 --> 00:25:07.506 Do you remember interviewing a woman in a gold dress 446 00:25:07.549 --> 00:25:09.986 with sequins from the audience? 447 00:25:10.030 --> 00:25:12.293 No, I don't remember a woman in a gold dress 448 00:25:12.336 --> 00:25:13.860 with sequins in the audience, no. 449 00:25:13.903 --> 00:25:16.993 She walked across the lobby, she walked up the stairs 450 00:25:17.037 --> 00:25:18.865 and then... Police business, though. I know. 451 00:25:18.908 --> 00:25:21.520 - Just wanted to mention it. - Consider it mentioned. 452 00:25:21.563 --> 00:25:23.913 All right. 453 00:25:23.957 --> 00:25:28.309 ♪ ♪ 454 00:25:28.352 --> 00:25:30.441 [knocking on door] 455 00:25:30.485 --> 00:25:32.574 - Hi. - Hi. 456 00:25:32.618 --> 00:25:34.489 If you could please have a seat. 457 00:25:34.533 --> 00:25:37.536 I just wanted to ask you a few more questions 458 00:25:37.579 --> 00:25:39.799 about last night if I could. 459 00:25:43.542 --> 00:25:45.369 Am I a suspect here? 460 00:25:45.413 --> 00:25:48.590 I'm just trying to get a clear picture of what happened. 461 00:25:48.634 --> 00:25:51.375 - OK. - Last night, 462 00:25:51.419 --> 00:25:54.683 you mentioned Alistair had a drink before his performance. 463 00:25:54.727 --> 00:26:00.254 Yes, he brought a bottle of scotch with him. 464 00:26:00.297 --> 00:26:02.386 Sometimes he would have a drink after the performance, 465 00:26:02.430 --> 00:26:05.215 but never before. I didn't really know what to make of it. 466 00:26:05.259 --> 00:26:07.478 Did Alistair leave the dressing room between 467 00:26:07.522 --> 00:26:09.219 the time he brought out the bottle of scotch 468 00:26:09.263 --> 00:26:11.221 and the time he had his first sip? 469 00:26:11.265 --> 00:26:12.745 No. 470 00:26:12.788 --> 00:26:15.399 I left, though, when he asked me to bring him a glass. 471 00:26:15.443 --> 00:26:18.141 So, he was alone. 472 00:26:18.185 --> 00:26:21.057 I assume so, yes. 473 00:26:21.101 --> 00:26:24.234 Can you think of anybody who would want to harm him? 474 00:26:24.278 --> 00:26:27.977 No. No one. 475 00:26:29.588 --> 00:26:31.415 Thank you for your time. 476 00:26:31.459 --> 00:26:35.115 I'm sure we'll be talking again. 477 00:26:35.158 --> 00:26:39.641 ♪ ♪ 478 00:26:39.685 --> 00:26:41.643 So, how are you? Really? 479 00:26:41.687 --> 00:26:43.514 Just absorbing the news 480 00:26:43.558 --> 00:26:46.909 that this is a homicide investigation. 481 00:26:46.953 --> 00:26:48.694 So while we were sitting there watching, 482 00:26:48.737 --> 00:26:50.957 a man was murdered? That's just unbelievable. 483 00:26:51.000 --> 00:26:53.916 You know, I just saw Alistair perform 484 00:26:53.960 --> 00:26:56.615 at the Magic Manor benefit at the Matthews' 485 00:26:56.658 --> 00:26:58.747 and there were well over a hundred people there. 486 00:26:58.791 --> 00:27:01.576 The killer could have been right there with us then too. 487 00:27:01.620 --> 00:27:03.665 Wait. Was Bianca there? 488 00:27:03.709 --> 00:27:06.102 No, he was performing alone. 489 00:27:06.146 --> 00:27:09.410 Ethel says he usually does when he freelances at parties. Why? 490 00:27:09.453 --> 00:27:11.281 I wonder where else he performed. 491 00:27:11.325 --> 00:27:14.067 Mm-mm. I know that look. 492 00:27:14.110 --> 00:27:15.938 Honey, a man is dead, 493 00:27:15.982 --> 00:27:17.940 and we don't know why. From a clinical perspective, 494 00:27:17.984 --> 00:27:19.942 we know nothing about this killer. 495 00:27:19.986 --> 00:27:22.641 His mental state, his diagnosis, his motive. 496 00:27:22.684 --> 00:27:26.470 So, please, do not get involved in this. 497 00:27:26.514 --> 00:27:28.734 I know... 498 00:27:28.777 --> 00:27:31.693 I know. I know, I know, I know. 499 00:27:31.737 --> 00:27:33.652 Have you noticed anyone else 500 00:27:33.695 --> 00:27:35.784 visiting this apartment besides Alistair? 501 00:27:35.828 --> 00:27:38.918 No, I just come in to repair stuff. 502 00:27:38.961 --> 00:27:41.572 Does this guy have some sort of secret life? 503 00:27:41.616 --> 00:27:43.487 I don't know. You tell me. 504 00:27:43.531 --> 00:27:45.141 The lock on his door may have been picked, 505 00:27:45.185 --> 00:27:48.667 it was a little loose. [clears throat] 506 00:27:50.364 --> 00:27:52.583 I'm gonna check the bedroom. 507 00:27:52.627 --> 00:27:54.890 Yeah. 508 00:27:59.547 --> 00:28:05.074 ♪ ♪ 509 00:28:13.779 --> 00:28:17.043 "Meet me beyond the stars, xo" 510 00:28:17.086 --> 00:28:19.393 A love note? 511 00:28:19.436 --> 00:28:23.136 Could be. But from who? 512 00:28:23.179 --> 00:28:27.401 ♪ ♪ 513 00:28:30.012 --> 00:28:33.668 So you are Alistair's aunt, correct? 514 00:28:33.712 --> 00:28:36.889 Yes, but Alistair was more like a son to me. 515 00:28:36.932 --> 00:28:41.328 You know, I gave him his first magic set when he was a boy. 516 00:28:42.764 --> 00:28:46.115 Your niece Claire 517 00:28:46.159 --> 00:28:48.770 gave your address when she identified the body. 518 00:28:48.814 --> 00:28:51.686 - Does she live with you? - No. 519 00:28:51.730 --> 00:28:54.515 My niece uses my address since she travels so much. 520 00:28:54.558 --> 00:28:58.345 She's an anthropologist. Back and forth to South America. 521 00:28:58.388 --> 00:28:59.912 I'm surprised she was in town. 522 00:28:59.955 --> 00:29:02.175 And after losing her only sibling, 523 00:29:02.218 --> 00:29:04.133 you would think she would want to reach out to me. 524 00:29:04.177 --> 00:29:06.048 I'm sorry, but I have to ask this. 525 00:29:06.092 --> 00:29:07.920 Was there anybody at the Magic Manor 526 00:29:07.963 --> 00:29:09.878 that would have a grudge against your nephew? 527 00:29:09.922 --> 00:29:11.445 I thought it was an accident? 528 00:29:11.488 --> 00:29:13.229 Well, we're not sure exactly what caused his death. 529 00:29:13.273 --> 00:29:15.057 We're still waiting on the autopsy reports. 530 00:29:15.101 --> 00:29:16.842 We're just looking at every angle 531 00:29:16.885 --> 00:29:18.713 and one of those angles is seeing what kind of conflicts 532 00:29:18.757 --> 00:29:20.759 he had with coworkers. 533 00:29:20.802 --> 00:29:23.674 - Well, there was Rocco. - Rocco? Okay. 534 00:29:23.718 --> 00:29:28.505 Um, lately Alistair kept ranting 535 00:29:28.549 --> 00:29:32.422 that Rocco was threatening to take away his headliner status 536 00:29:32.466 --> 00:29:36.513 if he wouldn't give up a bigger percentage of the ticket sales. 537 00:29:36.557 --> 00:29:38.864 It was in Alistair's contract, though. 538 00:29:38.907 --> 00:29:41.083 He's the talent. 539 00:29:41.127 --> 00:29:42.650 Was... 540 00:29:42.693 --> 00:29:45.218 Oh, God, he was the talent. 541 00:29:45.261 --> 00:29:47.916 I appreciate you coming down and talking to me, OK? 542 00:29:47.960 --> 00:29:51.702 I know, like I said earlier, it's very difficult for you. 543 00:29:51.746 --> 00:29:55.228 But if you do talk to your niece Claire, 544 00:29:55.271 --> 00:29:56.838 this is my card. 545 00:29:56.882 --> 00:29:58.753 I really need to speak with her, OK? 546 00:29:58.797 --> 00:30:00.537 Yes, sir. 547 00:30:00.581 --> 00:30:03.976 This trick is called "Balls in Cups." 548 00:30:04.019 --> 00:30:08.458 We start with one, two, three empty cups. 549 00:30:08.502 --> 00:30:10.939 I'm gonna take a red ball, gonna put it in the middle cup. 550 00:30:10.983 --> 00:30:14.856 I would like to get that ball through that middle cup. 551 00:30:14.900 --> 00:30:18.338 So I'm gonna put one, two empty cups on top 552 00:30:18.381 --> 00:30:20.079 and I'm gonna tap it once. 553 00:30:20.122 --> 00:30:23.691 And... it's revealed at the bottom. 554 00:30:23.734 --> 00:30:25.911 Who thinks they got it? 555 00:30:25.954 --> 00:30:28.870 Ah, and that's what we call a flash, 556 00:30:28.914 --> 00:30:30.654 when a magician accidentally slips up 557 00:30:30.698 --> 00:30:32.961 and shows what's really going on. 558 00:30:33.005 --> 00:30:35.834 If you botch a trick, you must, 559 00:30:35.877 --> 00:30:38.053 you need to improvise and keep going. 560 00:30:38.097 --> 00:30:40.055 Alistair was a master at that 561 00:30:40.099 --> 00:30:42.362 when we used to preform together. 562 00:30:46.670 --> 00:30:48.498 And that's how we turn the lights on. 563 00:30:48.542 --> 00:30:50.065 Hm, so it is. 564 00:30:50.109 --> 00:30:51.893 So, listen, I was wondering if you noticed 565 00:30:51.937 --> 00:30:53.721 anything suspicious about that night, 566 00:30:53.764 --> 00:30:55.244 you know, anything out of the ordinary? 567 00:30:55.288 --> 00:30:57.246 Nothing unusual. It was a Saturday night 568 00:30:57.290 --> 00:30:59.161 - and we were sold out. - You wouldn't mind 569 00:30:59.205 --> 00:31:01.163 if I took a look at the reservation list, would you? 570 00:31:01.207 --> 00:31:03.035 - No, it's this way. - All right, appreciate it. 571 00:31:03.078 --> 00:31:05.080 Then the guy says he wants half the door sales 572 00:31:05.124 --> 00:31:06.908 on top of his appearance fee or he'll walk. 573 00:31:06.952 --> 00:31:08.823 Where does that leave me? 574 00:31:08.867 --> 00:31:10.999 Where does that leave you? Exactly. 575 00:31:11.043 --> 00:31:12.783 It leaves me running magic classes 576 00:31:12.827 --> 00:31:14.307 trying to attract new members 577 00:31:14.350 --> 00:31:16.178 so I can cover the operating budgets. 578 00:31:16.222 --> 00:31:18.702 We had to stay dark for a day, but... the show must go on. 579 00:31:18.746 --> 00:31:22.358 I was wondering if you could show me your reservation list 580 00:31:22.402 --> 00:31:25.100 - and also all your no-shows. - Yeah, sure. 581 00:31:25.144 --> 00:31:28.712 And where were you, actually, an hour before curtain? 582 00:31:28.756 --> 00:31:30.192 - Me? - Yeah. 583 00:31:30.236 --> 00:31:33.282 I'm all over the place. I mean, I'm greeting guests, 584 00:31:33.326 --> 00:31:35.067 I'm looking at the reservations. 585 00:31:35.110 --> 00:31:37.852 - Right. - Front of house basically 586 00:31:37.896 --> 00:31:41.160 - is what I can tell you. - Here we go. 587 00:31:41.203 --> 00:31:43.597 - There you are. - Great. 588 00:31:43.640 --> 00:31:45.991 All right, appreciate your time. 589 00:31:47.557 --> 00:31:50.560 I didn't realize you and Alistair used to be partners. 590 00:31:50.604 --> 00:31:52.693 I want to say I'm so sorry for your loss. 591 00:31:52.736 --> 00:31:55.914 Oh, thank you. It was a long time ago. 592 00:31:55.957 --> 00:31:57.828 Alistair started working with someone else 593 00:31:57.872 --> 00:32:00.962 to develop more elaborate illusions. 594 00:32:01.006 --> 00:32:04.357 Bianca mentioned someone named Sinclair? 595 00:32:04.400 --> 00:32:08.752 Yeah, I think that was his name, Sinclair. 596 00:32:08.796 --> 00:32:11.407 I never knew him but Alistair, he would 597 00:32:11.451 --> 00:32:16.760 bring in tricks from him, the elaborate illusions. 598 00:32:16.804 --> 00:32:19.328 So, we went our separate ways. 599 00:32:20.547 --> 00:32:23.593 Tess. 600 00:32:23.637 --> 00:32:25.378 See ya next time. 601 00:32:25.421 --> 00:32:27.946 ♪ ♪ 602 00:32:27.989 --> 00:32:29.817 Tess, I thought we had an agreement. 603 00:32:29.860 --> 00:32:31.775 I'm just here for class with Cormac. 604 00:32:31.819 --> 00:32:33.603 He wasn't even here that night. 605 00:32:33.647 --> 00:32:35.649 This place isn't safe, OK? 606 00:32:35.692 --> 00:32:38.043 I found poison on that bullet that was in Alistair's mouth, 607 00:32:38.086 --> 00:32:39.958 the one you signed your initials on. 608 00:32:40.001 --> 00:32:41.829 Wait, what do you mean? Poison? 609 00:32:41.872 --> 00:32:45.093 You've been speaking with Bianca. Did she mention anything 610 00:32:45.137 --> 00:32:47.052 about her relationship with Alistair? 611 00:32:47.095 --> 00:32:49.968 Just that they worked together and that... 612 00:32:50.011 --> 00:32:52.971 - they used to be a couple. - Ah. 613 00:32:53.014 --> 00:32:55.060 I found a picture of them in her dressing table. 614 00:32:55.103 --> 00:32:56.626 I asked her about it. That's it. 615 00:32:56.670 --> 00:32:59.281 Now we're getting somewhere. Did she say why they broke up? 616 00:32:59.325 --> 00:33:01.414 Because she didn't want to be an assistant anymore. 617 00:33:01.457 --> 00:33:04.112 She wanted to be a magician too, like Alistair. 618 00:33:04.156 --> 00:33:06.506 Sounds like that was the end of their romantic relationship. 619 00:33:06.549 --> 00:33:09.509 Wait a second... You don't think Bianca was involved? 620 00:33:09.552 --> 00:33:11.641 I do. 621 00:33:11.685 --> 00:33:14.035 You know, Cormac just told me the history 622 00:33:14.079 --> 00:33:15.776 of his relationship with Alistair if... 623 00:33:15.819 --> 00:33:17.299 I mean, if you're interested. 624 00:33:17.343 --> 00:33:20.041 You do have this ability to make people confide in you. 625 00:33:20.085 --> 00:33:22.000 What's your secret? 626 00:33:22.043 --> 00:33:24.045 Don't you know? 627 00:33:24.089 --> 00:33:26.830 A magician never reveals their secret. 628 00:33:26.874 --> 00:33:32.619 ♪ ♪ 629 00:33:32.662 --> 00:33:39.365 [keys clacking] 630 00:33:39.408 --> 00:33:49.070 ♪ ♪ 631 00:33:51.116 --> 00:33:53.683 Okay, I'm hooked, Sinclair. 632 00:33:53.727 --> 00:33:55.250 How can I find you? 633 00:33:55.294 --> 00:34:00.038 ♪ ♪ 634 00:34:00.081 --> 00:34:02.866 "Travelling by rail through the looking glass." 635 00:34:02.910 --> 00:34:04.477 Huh. 636 00:34:04.520 --> 00:34:09.264 Okay, so by rail, train, subway, through the looking glass. 637 00:34:09.308 --> 00:34:11.179 Alice in Wonderland. The rabbit brings 638 00:34:11.223 --> 00:34:12.876 you through the looking glass. 639 00:34:12.920 --> 00:34:17.881 ♪ ♪ 640 00:34:17.925 --> 00:34:19.492 "Find a good friend. 641 00:34:19.535 --> 00:34:22.408 Stop just past where the spirit catches you." 642 00:34:22.451 --> 00:34:25.106 Okay, so the rabbit takes you by rail, the subway, 643 00:34:25.150 --> 00:34:28.327 red scarf turns into a hook... 644 00:34:28.370 --> 00:34:30.372 red scarf, hook, Red Hook! Red Hook. 645 00:34:30.416 --> 00:34:32.200 I should take the subway to Red Hook. 646 00:34:32.244 --> 00:34:34.550 Should you? There's a bar I like in Red Hook. 647 00:34:34.594 --> 00:34:35.943 I always take the F train. 648 00:34:35.986 --> 00:34:37.379 I'm trying to track down someone that 649 00:34:37.423 --> 00:34:39.120 Alistair worked with and the contact information 650 00:34:39.164 --> 00:34:41.905 - is this scavenger hunt. - Oh, neat. 651 00:34:41.949 --> 00:34:43.168 Okay, so if I'm taking a subway 652 00:34:43.211 --> 00:34:44.952 through the looking glass, where would that be? 653 00:34:44.995 --> 00:34:47.650 A subway stop. 9th Street and Smith? 654 00:34:47.694 --> 00:34:48.956 Okay. 655 00:34:48.999 --> 00:34:50.218 Carroll Street Station? 656 00:34:50.262 --> 00:34:51.915 Carroll Street. Yes, of course! 657 00:34:51.959 --> 00:34:53.395 Lewis Carroll. Alice in Wonderland. 658 00:34:53.439 --> 00:34:57.182 Okay, so I'm taking the F train to Carroll Street. 659 00:34:57.225 --> 00:34:59.271 Find a good friend. 660 00:34:59.314 --> 00:35:00.924 What's that? Find a good friend? 661 00:35:00.968 --> 00:35:02.578 Someone you know in Red Hook? 662 00:35:02.622 --> 00:35:06.582 Maybe it's a like a landmark or maybe it's a street name. 663 00:35:06.626 --> 00:35:08.976 Let's see. Yes. 664 00:35:09.019 --> 00:35:12.632 Bowne Street. Van Brunt Street. 665 00:35:12.675 --> 00:35:14.416 Delavan... Delavan. 666 00:35:14.460 --> 00:35:18.377 Delavan is an old English word for good friend. 667 00:35:18.420 --> 00:35:28.387 ♪ ♪ 668 00:35:28.430 --> 00:35:38.440 ♪ ♪ 669 00:35:45.491 --> 00:35:47.145 Vodka. 670 00:35:47.188 --> 00:35:48.711 Wait... spirits! 671 00:35:48.755 --> 00:35:52.367 "Stop just past where the spirit catches you." 672 00:35:52.411 --> 00:36:02.377 ♪ ♪ 673 00:36:02.421 --> 00:36:12.387 ♪ ♪ 674 00:36:12.431 --> 00:36:18.176 ♪ ♪ 675 00:36:18.219 --> 00:36:21.701 [machinery whirring] 676 00:36:21.744 --> 00:36:23.485 Hello? 677 00:36:23.529 --> 00:36:26.184 ♪ ♪ 678 00:36:26.227 --> 00:36:27.141 Hello? 679 00:36:27.185 --> 00:36:34.627 ♪ ♪ 680 00:36:34.670 --> 00:36:37.107 [gasps] Ah! 681 00:36:37.151 --> 00:36:40.328 Welcome to the world of illusion! 682 00:36:40.372 --> 00:36:42.330 Reporters are so confident in what they see. 683 00:36:42.374 --> 00:36:44.463 I like to play with perception. 684 00:36:44.506 --> 00:36:47.030 Forgive me, I'll try to be more straightforward 685 00:36:47.074 --> 00:36:48.206 as an interview subject. 686 00:36:48.249 --> 00:36:49.598 Oh, I'm not a reporter. 687 00:36:49.642 --> 00:36:51.774 Oh, you said you were from the Sentinel. 688 00:36:51.818 --> 00:36:53.167 Yes, but I'm the crossword puzzle editor. 689 00:36:53.211 --> 00:36:55.343 I'm doing a crossword about magic. 690 00:36:55.387 --> 00:36:57.258 My deadline's approaching 691 00:36:57.302 --> 00:37:00.174 and I'd really like to get an inside view of the field. 692 00:37:00.218 --> 00:37:02.350 Would you like to give it a spin? 693 00:37:02.394 --> 00:37:05.179 Uh, no, I'm... I'm good. 694 00:37:05.223 --> 00:37:06.659 Mm. Since ancient times, 695 00:37:06.702 --> 00:37:09.879 audiences have loved to feel the thrill of danger 696 00:37:09.923 --> 00:37:11.316 with no consequence. 697 00:37:11.359 --> 00:37:13.274 Except for Alistair. 698 00:37:13.318 --> 00:37:15.189 Alistair... Yes. 699 00:37:15.233 --> 00:37:16.495 Did you know him? 700 00:37:16.538 --> 00:37:18.497 I'm taking classes at the Magic Manor. 701 00:37:18.540 --> 00:37:20.977 I'm sorry to hear about his death. 702 00:37:21.021 --> 00:37:22.501 So you... you worked with Alistair? 703 00:37:22.544 --> 00:37:24.894 I was trying to help him up his game. 704 00:37:24.938 --> 00:37:26.069 Did you design the trick 705 00:37:26.113 --> 00:37:27.375 Alistair preformed the night he died? 706 00:37:27.419 --> 00:37:29.725 The bullet catch trick is centuries old, 707 00:37:29.769 --> 00:37:31.249 originally performed with a magnet on the ramrod 708 00:37:31.292 --> 00:37:33.207 to pull the bullet back out of the gun. 709 00:37:33.251 --> 00:37:34.382 But I taught him an updated version 710 00:37:34.426 --> 00:37:36.863 with modern materials that I provided: 711 00:37:36.906 --> 00:37:40.562 A contemporary handgun and perfect facsimile wax bullets. 712 00:37:40.606 --> 00:37:43.086 You know the police are investigating his death. 713 00:37:43.130 --> 00:37:44.262 The police? 714 00:37:44.305 --> 00:37:46.176 So they think there's foul play? 715 00:37:46.220 --> 00:37:48.918 Ha! Magicians are a jealous lot. 716 00:37:48.962 --> 00:37:51.747 Many people would have wanted Alistair's headliner spot. 717 00:37:51.791 --> 00:37:56.056 I would keep an eye on whoever will have it next. 718 00:37:57.797 --> 00:38:01.322 We found DNA from our two performers on the props. 719 00:38:01.366 --> 00:38:04.412 Bianca and Alistair along with the janitor 720 00:38:04.456 --> 00:38:06.414 and some other employees from the Magic Manor. 721 00:38:06.458 --> 00:38:08.242 Well, that's expected. 722 00:38:08.286 --> 00:38:11.114 There was one other name, an Ann Morrison. 723 00:38:11.158 --> 00:38:13.769 But I couldn't find it on any of the lists. 724 00:38:13.813 --> 00:38:16.119 Yeah, she wasn't on the performers list. 725 00:38:16.163 --> 00:38:17.469 I didn't see her on the reservation list. 726 00:38:17.512 --> 00:38:19.209 She's obviously not on the staff list. 727 00:38:19.253 --> 00:38:21.821 Ann Morrison... Who the heck is that? 728 00:38:21.864 --> 00:38:23.475 Her prints turned up 729 00:38:23.518 --> 00:38:25.346 as a part of an investigation in Las Vegas. 730 00:38:25.390 --> 00:38:29.219 A car explosion near the Constantine Casino. 731 00:38:29.263 --> 00:38:31.352 Explosion, huh? Any deaths? 732 00:38:31.396 --> 00:38:32.658 Yep, now get this: 733 00:38:32.701 --> 00:38:35.661 It was a magician and he died in the explosion. 734 00:38:35.704 --> 00:38:39.099 And this Ann Morrison, well, she was there. 735 00:38:39.142 --> 00:38:41.144 ♪ ♪ 736 00:38:41.188 --> 00:38:43.843 - Huh... - What are you thinking? 737 00:38:43.886 --> 00:38:46.889 I'm thinking Ann Morrison may not be too fond of magicians. 738 00:38:51.198 --> 00:38:53.548 [office din] 739 00:38:53.592 --> 00:38:55.637 So where is this Ann Morrison now? 740 00:38:55.681 --> 00:38:58.379 After the incident in Vegas, she dropped off the grid. 741 00:38:58.423 --> 00:39:00.338 And who's the magician who died? 742 00:39:00.381 --> 00:39:02.818 His stage name was Zephyr, an escape artist. 743 00:39:02.862 --> 00:39:04.864 But ultimately, without enough evidence, 744 00:39:04.907 --> 00:39:06.256 it was ruled an accident. 745 00:39:06.300 --> 00:39:08.607 And now her DNA is all over Alistair's props. 746 00:39:08.650 --> 00:39:10.652 Keep looking for her. You know, something's bugging me 747 00:39:10.696 --> 00:39:13.263 about Claire McLean coming into town after her brother died 748 00:39:13.307 --> 00:39:14.743 and not even getting in touch with her aunt. 749 00:39:14.787 --> 00:39:16.789 I mean, she comes in from the other side of the world 750 00:39:16.832 --> 00:39:19.574 and she flies right back without so much as a word? 751 00:39:19.618 --> 00:39:21.489 Well, I've left her a half a dozen messages. 752 00:39:21.533 --> 00:39:23.186 And her department at the university 753 00:39:23.230 --> 00:39:24.666 says she's in the Amazon somewhere. 754 00:39:24.710 --> 00:39:26.494 They'll check in with me next time she calls. 755 00:39:26.538 --> 00:39:28.496 All right, how are we doing on those parties 756 00:39:28.540 --> 00:39:30.411 that Rocco said checked in that night and then disappeared 757 00:39:30.455 --> 00:39:31.673 when we started talking to witnesses? 758 00:39:31.717 --> 00:39:33.414 Well, mostly accounted for. 759 00:39:33.458 --> 00:39:35.111 Mrs. Robbins felt ill, Drexler had an event. 760 00:39:35.155 --> 00:39:36.461 That's almost everyone 761 00:39:36.504 --> 00:39:38.985 except for our good Samaritan Dr. Cohen. 762 00:39:39.028 --> 00:39:40.421 He's at a conference. 763 00:39:40.465 --> 00:39:42.031 Dr. Cohen was at a conference. 764 00:39:42.075 --> 00:39:43.816 All right, find out where. 765 00:39:43.859 --> 00:39:53.086 ♪ ♪ 766 00:39:53.129 --> 00:39:55.131 So, uh, Alistair obviously broke off 767 00:39:55.175 --> 00:39:57.264 your guys' partnership, right? 768 00:39:57.307 --> 00:39:59.048 How many years were you guys together? 769 00:39:59.092 --> 00:40:01.355 Seven. It was a good run. 770 00:40:01.399 --> 00:40:03.531 But I actually enjoy teaching. 771 00:40:03.575 --> 00:40:04.706 Did Alistair ever feel guilty? 772 00:40:04.750 --> 00:40:06.926 I mean, he was obviously the headliner 773 00:40:06.969 --> 00:40:09.058 and you're here teaching people how to put balls in a cup. 774 00:40:09.102 --> 00:40:10.408 [chuckling] 775 00:40:10.451 --> 00:40:12.279 - Guilty? - Yeah. 776 00:40:12.322 --> 00:40:14.237 Alistair never thought about me. 777 00:40:14.281 --> 00:40:15.935 Except when he needed something. 778 00:40:15.978 --> 00:40:17.676 What did he need? 779 00:40:19.199 --> 00:40:20.853 He was taking on too many things. 780 00:40:20.896 --> 00:40:22.245 He was running late, 781 00:40:22.289 --> 00:40:24.857 he was doing magic tricks on the side at parties. 782 00:40:24.900 --> 00:40:26.336 Lost his key to his own dressing room, 783 00:40:26.380 --> 00:40:27.686 had to borrow mine. 784 00:40:27.729 --> 00:40:31.080 He was tense, he was out of sorts. 785 00:40:31.124 --> 00:40:32.952 Now with Alistair gone, 786 00:40:32.995 --> 00:40:36.085 you get to take over his show, right? 787 00:40:37.522 --> 00:40:41.874 True, but that was never my wish. 788 00:40:42.614 --> 00:40:45.573 When Alistair died, Cormac, where were you? 789 00:40:47.053 --> 00:40:49.577 Uh, I was... I was... 790 00:40:49.621 --> 00:40:52.972 I was working security at a nightclub. 791 00:40:53.015 --> 00:40:54.452 - Right. - Side job. 792 00:40:54.495 --> 00:40:56.105 Showing people how to hide balls under cups 793 00:40:56.149 --> 00:40:57.585 doesn't quite pay the bills. 794 00:40:57.629 --> 00:40:59.935 Mm, no, I can imagine. 795 00:40:59.979 --> 00:41:02.721 Obviously I'll need the name of that place. 796 00:41:04.766 --> 00:41:08.466 ♪ ♪ 797 00:41:20.608 --> 00:41:22.392 Hey, Tess. Time for class? 798 00:41:22.436 --> 00:41:24.612 Yes, card tricks today. 799 00:41:24.656 --> 00:41:26.614 You sure got a new show up and running fast. 800 00:41:26.658 --> 00:41:28.486 I can't afford to stay dark for long. 801 00:41:28.529 --> 00:41:30.313 You know, could damage our reputation. 802 00:41:30.357 --> 00:41:33.142 And Cormac already had a show prepped? 803 00:41:33.186 --> 00:41:34.448 Well, in this business, 804 00:41:34.492 --> 00:41:36.102 you gotta be a bit of an opportunist. 805 00:41:36.145 --> 00:41:39.975 All he needed was an assistant and Bianca was available, so... 806 00:41:40.019 --> 00:41:43.109 Yeah. Good luck. 807 00:41:48.418 --> 00:41:52.031 ♪ ♪ 808 00:41:52.945 --> 00:41:54.163 Bianca, hi. 809 00:41:54.207 --> 00:41:57.166 Oh, Tess. Hi. 810 00:41:57.210 --> 00:41:58.864 You okay? 811 00:41:58.907 --> 00:42:00.387 Yeah. 812 00:42:00.430 --> 00:42:02.345 Actually, no. 813 00:42:02.389 --> 00:42:03.825 A trunk was delivered to Alistair 814 00:42:03.869 --> 00:42:05.697 the night he was murdered when we were getting ready. 815 00:42:05.740 --> 00:42:07.568 I've looked everywhere for it 816 00:42:07.612 --> 00:42:09.352 and I'm pretty sure the police didn't take it. 817 00:42:09.396 --> 00:42:10.745 Did you tell Logan about it? 818 00:42:10.789 --> 00:42:12.573 I mean, so much was happening that night, 819 00:42:12.617 --> 00:42:14.053 I completely forgot it was even here. 820 00:42:14.096 --> 00:42:16.359 I just remembered now when I was looking for costumes. 821 00:42:16.403 --> 00:42:18.623 Well, what does it look like? 822 00:42:18.666 --> 00:42:20.450 It's like a steamer trunk about... 823 00:42:20.494 --> 00:42:22.061 four feet long. 824 00:42:22.104 --> 00:42:25.760 Well, something that big is kind of hard to misplace. 825 00:42:25.804 --> 00:42:28.241 Yeah. Alistair said it was something he'd been working on. 826 00:42:28.284 --> 00:42:32.288 Huh, maybe it was an illusion from Sinclair. 827 00:42:33.551 --> 00:42:36.423 I assume so, but he didn't actually say. 828 00:42:36.989 --> 00:42:39.600 Did Alistair win some kind of magic award? 829 00:42:39.644 --> 00:42:42.821 No. That was a ballroom dancing award. 830 00:42:42.864 --> 00:42:44.866 He took it up a couple years ago, 831 00:42:44.910 --> 00:42:46.564 practiced every Sunday night. 832 00:42:46.607 --> 00:42:49.175 And were you his partner for that as well? 833 00:42:49.218 --> 00:42:51.394 No, he had someone else. 834 00:42:51.438 --> 00:42:53.614 Oh, who was that? 835 00:42:54.441 --> 00:42:56.269 I don't know her name. 836 00:42:57.966 --> 00:42:59.968 Did Alistair ever talk about her? 837 00:43:00.012 --> 00:43:02.492 No, not to me. 838 00:43:03.450 --> 00:43:07.541 Anyway, I should probably get ready for tonight's performance. 839 00:43:07.585 --> 00:43:08.847 Cormac's big debut. 840 00:43:08.890 --> 00:43:10.805 Yeah, it's lucky you were able to jump in. 841 00:43:10.849 --> 00:43:12.720 I mean, it's good to keep working. 842 00:43:12.764 --> 00:43:16.289 But to be honest, I don't really know him that well 843 00:43:16.332 --> 00:43:19.597 and the sword cabinet requires trust and communication. 844 00:43:19.640 --> 00:43:22.295 It's just not the same as it was with Alistair. 845 00:43:22.338 --> 00:43:24.427 Hey, the sword cabinet trick, that sounds really dangerous. 846 00:43:24.471 --> 00:43:26.734 It is. 847 00:43:26.778 --> 00:43:29.128 Which is why we have these. 848 00:43:30.564 --> 00:43:32.653 [clicking] 849 00:43:33.480 --> 00:43:36.657 They release when you bang them together. 850 00:43:36.701 --> 00:43:39.965 But... magician's secret. 851 00:43:40.008 --> 00:43:41.444 I won't tell. 852 00:43:41.488 --> 00:43:43.925 Listen, if anything feels funny to you, 853 00:43:43.969 --> 00:43:46.928 like the trunk, please call me. 854 00:43:46.972 --> 00:43:48.582 Okay. 855 00:43:48.626 --> 00:43:50.279 Good luck. 856 00:43:50.323 --> 00:43:52.455 Thanks. 857 00:43:52.499 --> 00:43:54.675 ♪ ♪ 858 00:43:55.502 --> 00:43:57.809 [Logan] Great, thank you. 859 00:43:57.852 --> 00:43:59.898 - Hey, hey, woah! - Sorry! Oh, Logan. Hey. 860 00:43:59.941 --> 00:44:02.204 Hey, is this a part of your magic class? 861 00:44:02.248 --> 00:44:03.553 Hold on a sec. 862 00:44:03.597 --> 00:44:06.295 Gotta make sure you didn't steal my wallet. 863 00:44:06.339 --> 00:44:07.688 Are you here to see me? 864 00:44:07.732 --> 00:44:09.647 Um, actually no. I was here to see Reed. 865 00:44:09.690 --> 00:44:11.474 He called earlier and he has some clippings 866 00:44:11.518 --> 00:44:14.129 from the archives on the Magic Manor for me. 867 00:44:14.173 --> 00:44:16.131 Well, I am glad you're here because I wanted to tell you 868 00:44:16.175 --> 00:44:18.264 that, um, before my magic class, I ran into Bianca. 869 00:44:18.307 --> 00:44:19.787 Really? Tess... 870 00:44:19.831 --> 00:44:21.354 Logan, come on. Just listen please. 871 00:44:21.397 --> 00:44:22.964 Okay, I'm listening. 872 00:44:23.008 --> 00:44:25.053 She was looking for a trunk that she said was delivered 873 00:44:25.097 --> 00:44:27.316 to Alistair before the show the night he was killed. 874 00:44:27.360 --> 00:44:28.840 - A trunk? - Yeah. 875 00:44:28.883 --> 00:44:31.016 She didn't mention anything to me about a trunk. 876 00:44:31.059 --> 00:44:33.018 She had a lot on her mind. She was in shock. 877 00:44:33.061 --> 00:44:35.237 Well, I never saw it on the evidence list, so, sorry. 878 00:44:35.281 --> 00:44:38.676 Right, but it's kind of a big thing to just go missing. 879 00:44:38.719 --> 00:44:40.634 And also information from our prime suspect 880 00:44:40.678 --> 00:44:42.375 is not always the most reliable. 881 00:44:42.418 --> 00:44:43.637 So she is your prime suspect. 882 00:44:43.681 --> 00:44:45.770 I'm telling you she didn't do it. 883 00:44:45.813 --> 00:44:47.597 Tess, you're doing it again. You're turning the tables. 884 00:44:47.641 --> 00:44:49.338 What? Because I gave you valuable information? 885 00:44:49.382 --> 00:44:51.166 Okay, fine, you're right. She's our prime suspect. 886 00:44:51.210 --> 00:44:52.646 You wanna know why? Because she had access 887 00:44:52.690 --> 00:44:54.996 to Alistair's dressing room, Scotch bottle, 888 00:44:55.040 --> 00:44:56.694 the glass, the props, the whole nine yards. 889 00:44:56.737 --> 00:44:58.217 Not to mention she wants to be a headliner. 890 00:44:58.260 --> 00:45:00.001 And look at her, she's relegated to assistant status. 891 00:45:00.045 --> 00:45:01.916 Of course Bianca wants to be a headliner. 892 00:45:01.960 --> 00:45:04.266 Every magician wants to be a headliner, including Cormac. 893 00:45:04.310 --> 00:45:05.920 So why didn't she mention anything about her and Alistair 894 00:45:05.964 --> 00:45:07.530 being an item when I asked about their relationship? 895 00:45:07.574 --> 00:45:09.141 She told me. 896 00:45:09.184 --> 00:45:11.839 Maybe one of us is, I dunno, easier to talk to. 897 00:45:11.883 --> 00:45:14.189 Maybe it's because you saw the four of them together. 898 00:45:14.233 --> 00:45:16.191 I'm just, you know, just looking at the facts. 899 00:45:16.235 --> 00:45:19.238 No, I think you're looking at what someone wants you to see. 900 00:45:19.281 --> 00:45:20.979 Okay, all right, fine. 901 00:45:21.022 --> 00:45:23.677 I will look at the security footage and see if I see a trunk 902 00:45:23.721 --> 00:45:25.679 being delivered that night to the Magic Manor. 903 00:45:25.723 --> 00:45:26.767 - You satisfied? - Yeah. 904 00:45:26.811 --> 00:45:28.073 Okay, great. 905 00:45:28.116 --> 00:45:30.162 Just... I mean, let me know if you see anything. 906 00:45:30.205 --> 00:45:34.035 Or... Or, you know, we'll just catch up whenever. 907 00:45:34.079 --> 00:45:35.733 [Logan] Stop right there. 908 00:45:35.776 --> 00:45:37.517 Rewind that. 909 00:45:38.257 --> 00:45:39.606 That's the trunk. 910 00:45:39.649 --> 00:45:41.695 Looks like the guy's heading to the service entrance, 911 00:45:41.739 --> 00:45:43.262 - isn't he? - Let me pull the footage. 912 00:45:43.305 --> 00:45:45.655 I guess Bianca was telling the truth, right? 913 00:45:45.699 --> 00:45:47.309 At least to Tess. 914 00:45:47.353 --> 00:45:48.789 Got it. 915 00:45:48.833 --> 00:45:50.399 [Logan] He's trying to hide his face obviously. 916 00:45:50.443 --> 00:45:52.184 Well, it's certainly working. All right, there's only two 917 00:45:52.227 --> 00:45:54.316 entry and exit points in the manor. 918 00:45:54.360 --> 00:45:55.796 Let's see if this guy 919 00:45:55.840 --> 00:45:57.493 and his trunk exits the building, okay? Thanks. 920 00:45:57.537 --> 00:45:58.668 Hey, wait, hold on. 921 00:45:58.712 --> 00:46:00.801 I wanted to show you something. 922 00:46:00.845 --> 00:46:02.803 Tech billionaire Paul Drexler. 923 00:46:02.847 --> 00:46:04.544 He was one of the people who slipped out 924 00:46:04.587 --> 00:46:06.024 before we had a chance to talk to him. 925 00:46:06.067 --> 00:46:08.330 Now, his assistant said he had another event 926 00:46:08.374 --> 00:46:10.593 go to but we'll see. 927 00:46:10.637 --> 00:46:13.509 What's the timestamp say? 9:55... 928 00:46:13.553 --> 00:46:15.990 Okay, we stopped the show at 9:30, 929 00:46:16.034 --> 00:46:17.600 started taking statements at 9:40, right? 930 00:46:17.644 --> 00:46:18.993 [Winston] Yeah. 931 00:46:19.037 --> 00:46:20.560 Obviously he left the theatre 932 00:46:20.603 --> 00:46:22.214 but he didn't leave the manor, 933 00:46:22.257 --> 00:46:24.956 so what was he doing for ten minutes? 934 00:46:30.875 --> 00:46:33.442 [tense music] 935 00:46:39.448 --> 00:46:43.409 ♪ ♪ 936 00:46:51.199 --> 00:46:53.767 Hello? Cormac? 937 00:46:53.811 --> 00:46:56.988 ♪ ♪ 938 00:46:59.338 --> 00:47:01.253 [glass shattering] 939 00:47:01.296 --> 00:47:04.038 ♪ ♪ 940 00:47:10.915 --> 00:47:13.961 [man] Five minutes to places, people! 941 00:47:14.005 --> 00:47:16.877 ♪ ♪ 942 00:47:19.749 --> 00:47:21.055 [phone buzzing] 943 00:47:21.099 --> 00:47:23.101 Wait, can you proofread this for me please? 944 00:47:23.144 --> 00:47:25.277 Your bracelet. The one Logan gave you. 945 00:47:25.320 --> 00:47:26.756 Yeah, sorry. 946 00:47:26.800 --> 00:47:28.889 The clasp is loose. I need to get it fixed. 947 00:47:28.933 --> 00:47:32.240 [office din] 948 00:47:37.637 --> 00:47:39.334 Hey, it's Bianca. 949 00:47:39.378 --> 00:47:41.423 You said to reach out if anything strange happened, 950 00:47:41.467 --> 00:47:44.687 and I swear someone was sneaking around the dressing room. 951 00:47:44.731 --> 00:47:46.646 Or maybe I'm really losing it. 952 00:47:46.689 --> 00:47:48.474 But if you're coming to the show tonight, 953 00:47:48.517 --> 00:47:51.869 could you meet me in my dressing room at intermission? 954 00:47:56.221 --> 00:47:57.309 [phone buzzing] 955 00:47:57.352 --> 00:47:58.745 Good evening, ladies and gentlemen 956 00:47:58.788 --> 00:48:00.181 and welcome to the sword cabinet. 957 00:48:00.225 --> 00:48:02.531 Are we all ready to be entertained tonight? 958 00:48:02.575 --> 00:48:07.058 [applause] 959 00:48:07.101 --> 00:48:09.887 If you would be so kind, please give a warm welcome 960 00:48:09.930 --> 00:48:12.150 to my very brave assistant, Bianca. 961 00:48:12.193 --> 00:48:16.415 [applause] 962 00:48:16.458 --> 00:48:19.374 Rocco? 963 00:48:19.418 --> 00:48:21.942 We will be starting tonight's performance 964 00:48:21.986 --> 00:48:25.337 by putting Bianca inside this box. 965 00:48:25.380 --> 00:48:29.123 ♪ ♪ 966 00:48:29.167 --> 00:48:35.695 However, Bianca will not be able to move once inside the box. 967 00:48:39.960 --> 00:48:42.136 The first sword, ladies and gentlemen, 968 00:48:42.180 --> 00:48:46.053 I will be putting straight through this box. 969 00:48:55.106 --> 00:49:00.546 The second sword I will also be putting through this box 970 00:49:00.589 --> 00:49:02.330 but on the other side. 971 00:49:12.297 --> 00:49:15.648 The final sword, ladies and gentlemen... 972 00:49:20.044 --> 00:49:21.610 ...goes straight through the heart. 973 00:49:21.654 --> 00:49:22.872 Stop! 974 00:49:22.916 --> 00:49:25.136 [Bianca] No, please, Cormac, please stop! 975 00:49:25.179 --> 00:49:28.052 Don't stab! Can anybody hear me please? 976 00:49:28.095 --> 00:49:30.184 Cormac! No, no! 977 00:49:30.228 --> 00:49:31.751 ♪ ♪ 978 00:49:31.794 --> 00:49:33.579 You're gonna have to come down to the station with us. 979 00:49:33.622 --> 00:49:35.668 I swear I had no idea that the cuffs didn't release. 980 00:49:35.711 --> 00:49:38.018 Bianca said she was banging those cuffs inside this box. 981 00:49:38.062 --> 00:49:40.803 No, I had arranged for drums at that very moment. 982 00:49:40.847 --> 00:49:42.196 It covers up the talking of the props. 983 00:49:42.240 --> 00:49:44.242 It drowns out any noise that could give away 984 00:49:44.285 --> 00:49:45.634 the mechanism of the trick. 985 00:49:45.678 --> 00:49:47.723 Or any noise to tell everybody what's happening 986 00:49:47.767 --> 00:49:49.812 to your assistant, am I right? 987 00:49:49.856 --> 00:49:51.379 If I wanted to kill Bianca, 988 00:49:51.423 --> 00:49:54.948 I assure you that I could come up with a more clever way 989 00:49:54.992 --> 00:49:57.429 than onstage where I'm clearly implicated. 990 00:49:57.472 --> 00:50:01.650 Well, at least we agree on that much, don't we, Bill? 991 00:50:01.694 --> 00:50:04.001 Cuff him. 992 00:50:04.044 --> 00:50:07.265 What? What? No, no, no, no. 993 00:50:07.308 --> 00:50:10.137 You got it all wrong. I didn't do this! 994 00:50:10.181 --> 00:50:12.487 Can you think of any reason that Cormac 995 00:50:12.531 --> 00:50:13.662 would want to harm you? 996 00:50:13.706 --> 00:50:15.751 No, it doesn't make sense. 997 00:50:15.795 --> 00:50:17.144 I don't know. 998 00:50:17.188 --> 00:50:19.842 Maybe he's not who I thought he was. 999 00:50:19.886 --> 00:50:21.975 Let's go back to what you said earlier 1000 00:50:22.019 --> 00:50:24.108 about what you heard in your dressing room. 1001 00:50:24.151 --> 00:50:26.762 - Yeah, there was footsteps. - Okay. 1002 00:50:26.806 --> 00:50:28.808 They sounded different. 1003 00:50:28.851 --> 00:50:33.334 Lighter, sharper. High heels, maybe? 1004 00:50:33.378 --> 00:50:35.510 Mm. 1005 00:50:35.554 --> 00:50:36.859 ♪ ♪ 1006 00:50:36.903 --> 00:50:38.774 [Tess]: I can hardly focus. 1007 00:50:38.818 --> 00:50:40.863 I can't stop thinking about last night. 1008 00:50:40.907 --> 00:50:42.822 Why would Cormac want to kill Bianca? 1009 00:50:42.865 --> 00:50:44.432 I don't know. 1010 00:50:44.476 --> 00:50:47.087 I'm just regretting donating to the Manor at this point. 1011 00:50:47.131 --> 00:50:49.176 Especially now after poor Ethel. 1012 00:50:49.220 --> 00:50:51.787 What do you mean? What happened with Ethel? 1013 00:50:51.831 --> 00:50:54.616 She called me yesterday and she said she had something 1014 00:50:54.660 --> 00:50:55.922 incredibly valuable stolen. 1015 00:50:55.965 --> 00:50:58.011 An antique Victorian snuff box. 1016 00:50:58.055 --> 00:50:59.882 She thinks it was taken during the gala benefit. 1017 00:50:59.926 --> 00:51:02.668 - Really? - Really? 1018 00:51:02.711 --> 00:51:03.843 - Reed. - Hi. 1019 00:51:03.886 --> 00:51:05.366 Hi. You remember my Aunt Candace, right? 1020 00:51:05.410 --> 00:51:07.194 Of course! Nice to see you. 1021 00:51:07.238 --> 00:51:09.196 Reed's doing a story about Alistair's murder. 1022 00:51:09.240 --> 00:51:11.720 Do you think the missing snuff box could be connected 1023 00:51:11.764 --> 00:51:13.200 to what's going on at the Manor? 1024 00:51:13.244 --> 00:51:15.681 Maybe. People who go into magic love the feeling 1025 00:51:15.724 --> 00:51:17.465 of pulling something over on the audience. 1026 00:51:17.509 --> 00:51:18.640 If that extends into psychopathy, 1027 00:51:18.684 --> 00:51:21.556 that could lead to criminal behavior. 1028 00:51:21.600 --> 00:51:25.256 That's great. Thanks, Candace. 1029 00:51:25.299 --> 00:51:28.955 You said Bianca wasn't with Alistair at the gala, right? 1030 00:51:28.998 --> 00:51:30.348 That he performed alone? 1031 00:51:30.391 --> 00:51:33.220 But he did come with someone, a blonde woman. 1032 00:51:33.264 --> 00:51:36.397 Tall, beautifully dressed. I never got her name. 1033 00:51:36.441 --> 00:51:38.356 Could get me the guest list for me? 1034 00:51:38.399 --> 00:51:41.228 - And why? - For Reed's story. 1035 00:51:41.272 --> 00:51:42.664 That's be great. 1036 00:51:42.708 --> 00:51:47.800 - Oh, yes. Reed's story. - It's for the story. 1037 00:51:53.632 --> 00:51:57.026 Paul Drexler? Detective O'Connor, NYPD. 1038 00:51:57.070 --> 00:51:59.507 If it's about the SEC case, talk to my lawyer. 1039 00:51:59.551 --> 00:52:01.161 Actually, no. It's about Alistair McLean. 1040 00:52:01.205 --> 00:52:02.815 You seem to have vanished pretty quickly 1041 00:52:02.858 --> 00:52:04.164 and we weren't able to ask you any questions. 1042 00:52:04.208 --> 00:52:05.644 My security team got concerned. 1043 00:52:05.687 --> 00:52:07.776 Do you always walk around with security? 1044 00:52:07.820 --> 00:52:09.082 It comes with the territory. 1045 00:52:09.126 --> 00:52:10.301 So when the lights went out, 1046 00:52:10.344 --> 00:52:11.650 did you immediately leave the premises? 1047 00:52:11.693 --> 00:52:12.999 Yes, we did. 1048 00:52:13.042 --> 00:52:15.219 No, actually, we waited for the car out front 1049 00:52:15.262 --> 00:52:16.568 and it took a while to get there. 1050 00:52:16.611 --> 00:52:18.222 So you just waited around for your driver? 1051 00:52:18.265 --> 00:52:21.660 Good help is hard to find. Are we done? 1052 00:52:21.703 --> 00:52:23.270 No, we're not done. 1053 00:52:23.314 --> 00:52:24.663 I was wondering if you could tell me a couple of things about 1054 00:52:24.706 --> 00:52:26.795 this Jade bowl you reported stolen at your party? 1055 00:52:26.839 --> 00:52:29.363 It was a fundraiser and why don't you tell me? 1056 00:52:29.407 --> 00:52:31.670 - Got any information on that? - No, I'm in homicide. 1057 00:52:31.713 --> 00:52:32.671 That's with Grand Larceny. 1058 00:52:32.714 --> 00:52:33.976 I'm sure they're looking into it. 1059 00:52:34.020 --> 00:52:35.108 I'm sure they are. 1060 00:52:35.152 --> 00:52:36.109 I'll have them reach out. 1061 00:52:36.153 --> 00:52:39.330 Great. Have a good day, officer. 1062 00:52:47.816 --> 00:52:48.817 [laughter] 1063 00:52:48.861 --> 00:52:52.256 I know. Good to see you. 1064 00:52:52.299 --> 00:52:54.519 Let me guess. You came in here, 1065 00:52:54.562 --> 00:52:57.130 you had to pay a jaywalking ticket and got lost. 1066 00:52:57.174 --> 00:53:00.220 Mm. Oh, did you know that the meaning of "jay" 1067 00:53:00.264 --> 00:53:02.788 in jaywalking is drawn from the early 20th century 1068 00:53:02.831 --> 00:53:06.444 definition of the word meaning "greenhorn or rube"? 1069 00:53:06.487 --> 00:53:10.230 Mm, well I'm in homicide not traffic control. 1070 00:53:10.274 --> 00:53:13.320 Of course. Speaking of, my aunt just told me her friend 1071 00:53:13.364 --> 00:53:17.498 Ethel Matthews had an antique stolen the night of her party. 1072 00:53:17.542 --> 00:53:18.673 Alistair was performing that night. 1073 00:53:18.717 --> 00:53:20.197 So, what, you think Alistair's a thief? 1074 00:53:20.240 --> 00:53:22.024 Well, I just have learned in my magic class 1075 00:53:22.068 --> 00:53:24.505 that magicians have a way of directing the audience's 1076 00:53:24.549 --> 00:53:28.205 attention either towards or away from certain things. 1077 00:53:28.248 --> 00:53:29.597 - Mm. - So, I'm saying 1078 00:53:29.641 --> 00:53:32.774 maybe Alistair distracted the audience 1079 00:53:32.818 --> 00:53:37.344 while his associate stole the antique snuff box. 1080 00:53:37.388 --> 00:53:39.781 And by "associate", you mean Bianca? 1081 00:53:39.825 --> 00:53:43.872 Yes, it's what magicians call misdirection. 1082 00:53:43.916 --> 00:53:46.440 No touch, okay? I got this for my first year of service. 1083 00:53:46.484 --> 00:53:49.226 My point is Alistair has a plus one on this list. 1084 00:53:49.269 --> 00:53:51.228 And my aunt said he had a beautiful blonde with him. 1085 00:53:51.271 --> 00:53:52.707 So? Bianca said he was seeing someone. 1086 00:53:52.751 --> 00:53:54.796 I know. But she just didn't know who. 1087 00:53:54.840 --> 00:53:57.843 What's this? "Meet me beyond the stars." 1088 00:53:57.886 --> 00:54:01.194 A love letter? 1089 00:54:01.238 --> 00:54:02.978 You think this is from Bianca? 1090 00:54:03.022 --> 00:54:04.197 We thought it was from Bianca 1091 00:54:04.241 --> 00:54:05.546 but the handwriting doesn't match. 1092 00:54:05.590 --> 00:54:07.548 So maybe it's this other woman, the dance partner? 1093 00:54:07.592 --> 00:54:11.770 But we just don't know who that is. 1094 00:54:11.813 --> 00:54:15.252 Wait a second, Ann Morrison? 1095 00:54:15.295 --> 00:54:17.428 I think I recognize her. 1096 00:54:17.471 --> 00:54:19.299 You recognize Ann Morrison? 1097 00:54:19.343 --> 00:54:20.605 Tess, she's from Indiana. 1098 00:54:20.648 --> 00:54:21.910 People there said they haven't seen her 1099 00:54:21.954 --> 00:54:22.998 or heard from her in years. 1100 00:54:23.042 --> 00:54:25.740 Her DNA's all over Alistair's props. 1101 00:54:25.784 --> 00:54:27.351 Wait, this is Sinclair! I mean, 1102 00:54:27.394 --> 00:54:29.483 She doesn't look at all like that anymore, but that's her. 1103 00:54:29.527 --> 00:54:30.919 - Are you sure? - Yes, I'm positive. 1104 00:54:30.963 --> 00:54:32.399 You're positive? 1105 00:54:32.443 --> 00:54:36.403 Have you seen or met Sinclair? 1106 00:54:36.447 --> 00:54:39.319 I... I... You know, just for some research. 1107 00:54:39.363 --> 00:54:40.538 Mm, research, right. 1108 00:54:40.581 --> 00:54:42.017 Mm-hm. 1109 00:54:42.061 --> 00:54:43.932 She's really hard to find. I'll text you the address. 1110 00:54:43.976 --> 00:54:45.064 Good chat. 1111 00:54:45.107 --> 00:54:47.022 - Bye. - Bye. 1112 00:55:04.562 --> 00:55:08.348 NYPD. I just wanted to ask you a few questions. 1113 00:55:08.392 --> 00:55:09.871 [Ann clears throat] 1114 00:55:09.915 --> 00:55:12.918 Sinclair. 1115 00:55:12.961 --> 00:55:14.267 Or should I say Ann Morrison. 1116 00:55:14.311 --> 00:55:17.009 It's not against the law to change your name. 1117 00:55:17.052 --> 00:55:18.663 No. No, it's not. 1118 00:55:18.706 --> 00:55:22.144 Ann never suited me. Too plain for an illusionist. 1119 00:55:22.188 --> 00:55:25.147 Yet we have no record of a filing of change of name. 1120 00:55:25.191 --> 00:55:26.627 Sinclair is a trade name. 1121 00:55:26.671 --> 00:55:28.455 Didn't have anything to do with the death 1122 00:55:28.499 --> 00:55:31.502 of the magician known as Zephyr in Las Vegas, did it? 1123 00:55:31.545 --> 00:55:33.765 He died after leaving a carload of flash powder 1124 00:55:33.808 --> 00:55:35.332 in the hot sun. 1125 00:55:35.375 --> 00:55:37.508 The temperature on the strip was 113 that day. 1126 00:55:37.551 --> 00:55:40.249 He was driving, the flash powder ignited. 1127 00:55:40.293 --> 00:55:41.381 End of story. 1128 00:55:41.425 --> 00:55:43.296 And then there was the disappearance 1129 00:55:43.340 --> 00:55:45.603 of Ann Morrison. 1130 00:55:45.646 --> 00:55:49.041 Zephyr's death is what inspired me 1131 00:55:49.084 --> 00:55:50.129 to make my life my magic. 1132 00:55:50.172 --> 00:55:51.391 You only get one. 1133 00:55:51.435 --> 00:55:53.524 You should be who you want to be. 1134 00:55:53.567 --> 00:55:55.874 And Alistair's death, was that an accident? 1135 00:55:55.917 --> 00:55:58.572 You tell me. I had nothing to do with it. 1136 00:55:58.616 --> 00:56:00.226 Oh, come on. 1137 00:56:00.269 --> 00:56:01.532 You're the one who coached him on how to perform the tricks, 1138 00:56:01.575 --> 00:56:03.403 sent him all of his props. 1139 00:56:03.447 --> 00:56:05.405 He had everything he needed for the trick 1140 00:56:05.449 --> 00:56:07.015 weeks before he performed. 1141 00:56:07.059 --> 00:56:09.409 And you can't blame a teacher for the error of a student. 1142 00:56:09.453 --> 00:56:10.845 - Can you? - And Bianca? 1143 00:56:10.889 --> 00:56:12.499 Her attempted murder? 1144 00:56:12.543 --> 00:56:15.415 - Who would want to kill Bianca? - Where were you Friday night? 1145 00:56:15.459 --> 00:56:17.025 On a boat on the East River. 1146 00:56:17.069 --> 00:56:18.462 - I'm serious. - And so am I. 1147 00:56:18.505 --> 00:56:20.855 I was researching a new illusion. 1148 00:56:20.899 --> 00:56:22.640 Okay, what about the trunk you sent over when Alistair 1149 00:56:22.683 --> 00:56:25.382 was performing in his show and trying his new trick? 1150 00:56:25.425 --> 00:56:29.473 What trunk? I never sent a trunk. 1151 00:56:32.432 --> 00:56:34.391 Here's the list of ballroom dancing studios 1152 00:56:34.434 --> 00:56:36.044 you asked for. 1153 00:56:36.088 --> 00:56:37.219 Thank you so much. 1154 00:56:37.263 --> 00:56:39.439 Okay, The Crystal Dancefloor. 1155 00:56:39.483 --> 00:56:41.702 That sounds promising. 1156 00:56:47.012 --> 00:56:48.796 Okay. 1157 00:56:48.840 --> 00:56:50.407 [man] Uptown Dance, how may I help you? 1158 00:56:50.450 --> 00:56:51.799 Hi, I'm trying to find a woman 1159 00:56:51.843 --> 00:56:53.540 who may have practiced there Sunday nights. 1160 00:56:53.584 --> 00:56:55.412 [man] Well, we're closed on Sundays. 1161 00:56:55.455 --> 00:56:57.283 Oh, well, thank you. 1162 00:56:57.326 --> 00:57:01.330 All right, The Galaxy Social Club. 1163 00:57:01.374 --> 00:57:03.202 Beyond the Stars. 1164 00:57:03.245 --> 00:57:05.465 Galaxy. 1165 00:57:05.509 --> 00:57:09.426 That's gotta be it. 1166 00:57:09.469 --> 00:57:12.341 Hey, are you free right now? I got something for you. 1167 00:57:12.385 --> 00:57:13.734 Tess, no. I've got a murder 1168 00:57:13.778 --> 00:57:15.736 and an attempted murder to solve. 1169 00:57:15.780 --> 00:57:17.869 What if I told you it's about the case? 1170 00:57:17.912 --> 00:57:21.002 What if I take you beyond the stars? 1171 00:57:21.046 --> 00:57:23.527 Are you saying you know who wrote that note? 1172 00:57:23.570 --> 00:57:26.965 I'll tell you on one condition. 1173 00:57:27.008 --> 00:57:35.277 [tango music] 1174 00:57:35.321 --> 00:57:36.757 I recognize that plein air reproduction 1175 00:57:36.801 --> 00:57:40.108 from a picture Bianca showed me of Alistair. 1176 00:57:40.152 --> 00:57:42.110 Of course you do. 1177 00:57:42.154 --> 00:57:44.504 We should try to blend in? 1178 00:57:44.548 --> 00:57:45.853 - Okay. - [woman] No wallflowers! 1179 00:57:45.897 --> 00:57:49.291 Everyone has to dance, those are the rules! 1180 00:57:49.335 --> 00:57:50.597 - Okay. - Okay. 1181 00:57:50.641 --> 00:57:54.732 - You heard them. - I heard them loud and clear. 1182 00:57:54.775 --> 00:57:58.170 This is definitely not part of my job description. 1183 00:57:58.213 --> 00:58:03.697 ♪ ♪ 1184 00:58:03.741 --> 00:58:06.657 Um... you know how to tango? 1185 00:58:06.700 --> 00:58:09.050 You know what they say about the tango. 1186 00:58:09.094 --> 00:58:10.356 What? It takes two? 1187 00:58:10.399 --> 00:58:11.662 Just follow my lead. 1188 00:58:11.705 --> 00:58:14.491 I'm not really a natural follower... 1189 00:58:14.534 --> 00:58:17.232 So it seems. 1190 00:58:17.276 --> 00:58:19.147 Please explain. 1191 00:58:19.191 --> 00:58:20.714 Well, you're an only child, 1192 00:58:20.758 --> 00:58:24.326 probably class valedictorian, a little Napoleon complex? 1193 00:58:24.370 --> 00:58:25.545 Okay, no, not my ability to follow! 1194 00:58:25.589 --> 00:58:26.807 Your ability to ballroom dance. 1195 00:58:26.851 --> 00:58:28.243 Well, my mother said it'd always be good 1196 00:58:28.287 --> 00:58:29.506 to know a little ballroom dancing. 1197 00:58:29.549 --> 00:58:30.985 You know what? 1198 00:58:31.029 --> 00:58:34.336 She's absolutely right. 1199 00:58:34.380 --> 00:58:37.339 ♪ ♪ 1200 00:58:37.383 --> 00:58:38.819 - Wait, look. - I'm looking. 1201 00:58:38.863 --> 00:58:42.519 ♪ ♪ 1202 00:58:42.562 --> 00:58:46.566 It's Alistair. 1203 00:58:46.610 --> 00:58:48.307 Oh, yeah. Bingo! 1204 00:58:48.350 --> 00:58:49.830 That's the woman in the gold dress 1205 00:58:49.874 --> 00:58:51.832 that I saw that night at the Manor when he was murdered. 1206 00:58:51.876 --> 00:58:55.270 "Alistair McLean, Julia Marquez". 1207 00:58:55.314 --> 00:58:56.620 Oh, hey. 1208 00:58:56.663 --> 00:58:59.361 - Zippy tango! Hi. - Hi. 1209 00:58:59.405 --> 00:59:01.363 I'm Tamara. I run this studio. 1210 00:59:01.407 --> 00:59:02.539 - Nice to meet you. - Hello. 1211 00:59:02.582 --> 00:59:05.237 Oh. Did you know Alistair? 1212 00:59:05.280 --> 00:59:07.674 From the Magic Manor. 1213 00:59:07.718 --> 00:59:09.589 It's so sad what happened to him. 1214 00:59:09.633 --> 00:59:12.070 So sad. Poor Julia. 1215 00:59:12.113 --> 00:59:13.027 She must be just devastated. 1216 00:59:13.071 --> 00:59:14.725 She's very stoic. 1217 00:59:14.768 --> 00:59:18.206 Have you seen her around here lately? 1218 00:59:18.250 --> 00:59:19.686 Every day. She lives upstairs. 1219 00:59:19.730 --> 00:59:23.516 - Oh, really? - Excuse me. 1220 00:59:23.560 --> 00:59:25.083 She lives upstairs. 1221 00:59:25.126 --> 00:59:27.172 Mm-hm. 1222 00:59:27.215 --> 00:59:28.608 What are you doing? 1223 00:59:28.652 --> 00:59:31.219 Just this once, take my lead. 1224 00:59:31.263 --> 00:59:32.830 Tess! 1225 00:59:32.873 --> 00:59:36.094 ♪ ♪ 1226 00:59:39.097 --> 00:59:41.229 [woman] Yes, we'll leave from there. 1227 00:59:41.273 --> 00:59:42.535 Tomorrow at 10pm. 1228 00:59:42.579 --> 00:59:44.450 Be packed. 1229 00:59:44.493 --> 00:59:46.713 Julia? Hi. Tamara asked us 1230 00:59:46.757 --> 00:59:49.194 to stop by and drop off these earrings you left at the studio. 1231 00:59:49.237 --> 00:59:51.588 Oh... Those aren't mine. 1232 00:59:51.631 --> 00:59:55.374 Oh, really? Oh, she was so sure. 1233 00:59:55.417 --> 00:59:58.725 That's funny. 1234 00:59:58.769 --> 01:00:01.423 We were so sorry to hear about your partner. 1235 01:00:01.467 --> 01:00:02.555 Thank you. 1236 01:00:02.599 --> 01:00:04.078 I take classes at the Magic Manor. 1237 01:00:04.122 --> 01:00:05.906 I met Alistair. 1238 01:00:05.950 --> 01:00:07.342 We were actually there the night it happened. 1239 01:00:07.386 --> 01:00:10.650 It was just, just awful. 1240 01:00:10.694 --> 01:00:12.260 You weren't there, were you? 1241 01:00:12.304 --> 01:00:16.134 No. No, I was at a competition that night across town. 1242 01:00:16.177 --> 01:00:19.441 I've actually never seen one of Alistair's magic shows. 1243 01:00:19.485 --> 01:00:20.921 We were just dancing partners. 1244 01:00:20.965 --> 01:00:22.009 No more. 1245 01:00:22.053 --> 01:00:24.011 Well, you made a great team. 1246 01:00:24.055 --> 01:00:28.189 How did you learn about the Galaxy Social Club? 1247 01:00:28.233 --> 01:00:29.495 Did Alistair tell you? 1248 01:00:29.538 --> 01:00:31.323 No, Bianca told me. 1249 01:00:31.366 --> 01:00:32.629 Oh, I see. 1250 01:00:32.672 --> 01:00:36.502 Well, if you'll excuse me, I have work to do. 1251 01:00:36.545 --> 01:00:38.765 No, of course. Sorry to have bothered you. 1252 01:00:38.809 --> 01:00:41.115 - Thanks. - Good night. 1253 01:00:46.643 --> 01:00:48.079 You can hide the evidence, Pop, 1254 01:00:48.122 --> 01:00:49.820 but I can smell that fresh Danish from here. 1255 01:00:49.863 --> 01:00:52.997 - The last one, I promise. - Oh, yeah. I'm sure it is. 1256 01:00:53.040 --> 01:00:54.999 Okay, what's up? 1257 01:00:55.042 --> 01:00:57.131 Well, I've been doing a little research 1258 01:00:57.175 --> 01:00:59.786 and you know Julia Marquez, Alistair's dancing partner? 1259 01:00:59.830 --> 01:01:02.659 - She's married. - So? 1260 01:01:02.702 --> 01:01:04.443 So, Bianca said there might have been something going on 1261 01:01:04.486 --> 01:01:05.487 between her and Alistair. 1262 01:01:05.531 --> 01:01:06.924 Maybe, as the old expression goes, 1263 01:01:06.967 --> 01:01:09.840 she was stepping out on her husband with the magician? 1264 01:01:09.883 --> 01:01:11.102 It's possible. 1265 01:01:11.145 --> 01:01:13.626 But I got one better. She's a pharmacist. 1266 01:01:13.670 --> 01:01:15.976 So she would have total access to Tetrodotoxin. 1267 01:01:16.020 --> 01:01:17.151 Why would she poison Alistair 1268 01:01:17.195 --> 01:01:18.544 if she was having an affair with him? 1269 01:01:18.587 --> 01:01:19.850 Well, I don't know. Maybe her husband found out 1270 01:01:19.893 --> 01:01:21.329 about the affair and he was seeking revenge? 1271 01:01:21.373 --> 01:01:22.591 What, is he a pharmacist too? 1272 01:01:22.635 --> 01:01:23.941 No. He worked at some Box N' Ship place. 1273 01:01:23.984 --> 01:01:25.507 He lost his job about four months ago. 1274 01:01:25.551 --> 01:01:27.988 Oh, Box 'n Ship, that reminds me. 1275 01:01:28.032 --> 01:01:29.511 The trunk that was last seen entering the Magic Manor 1276 01:01:29.555 --> 01:01:30.948 is now officially MIA. 1277 01:01:30.991 --> 01:01:32.123 How is that possible? 1278 01:01:32.166 --> 01:01:33.602 All the Magic Manor security cam footage 1279 01:01:33.646 --> 01:01:35.692 was thoroughly viewed 1280 01:01:35.735 --> 01:01:37.955 and no trunk was seen exiting the building. 1281 01:01:37.998 --> 01:01:39.304 But there's also no evidence of any trunk 1282 01:01:39.347 --> 01:01:43.395 actually being in the building either, so... Poof! 1283 01:01:43.438 --> 01:01:45.049 Things don't just disappear, Dad. 1284 01:01:45.092 --> 01:01:46.746 If you build a place called the Magic Manor, 1285 01:01:46.790 --> 01:01:49.053 - perhaps they do. - Maybe. 1286 01:01:49.096 --> 01:01:52.317 I don't know, I just feel like we're missing something. 1287 01:01:52.360 --> 01:01:56.495 [soupir] Blueprints? 1288 01:01:57.931 --> 01:01:59.019 All right, everyone, great work today. 1289 01:01:59.063 --> 01:02:01.543 Great concentration. When you go home, 1290 01:02:01.587 --> 01:02:03.197 I want you to practice your palming. 1291 01:02:03.241 --> 01:02:06.461 Next time, we are gonna learn the French drop. 1292 01:02:12.163 --> 01:02:14.469 Can I ask you something about the night Alistair was murdered? 1293 01:02:14.513 --> 01:02:17.081 You know, I went through most of this with your friend, Logan. 1294 01:02:17.124 --> 01:02:20.301 It's just that, I thought I saw someone 1295 01:02:20.345 --> 01:02:23.217 in the upstairs hallway, a woman in a gold dress. 1296 01:02:23.261 --> 01:02:25.742 A gold dress? 1297 01:02:25.785 --> 01:02:26.786 I don't think I remember that. 1298 01:02:26.830 --> 01:02:29.267 No, I saw her. 1299 01:02:29.310 --> 01:02:30.572 I definitely saw her 1300 01:02:30.616 --> 01:02:34.098 and then it was as if she just... vanished. 1301 01:02:35.534 --> 01:02:37.797 We all must remember the words 1302 01:02:37.841 --> 01:02:39.799 of the great Harry Houdini: 1303 01:02:39.843 --> 01:02:42.236 "What the eyes see 1304 01:02:42.280 --> 01:02:45.544 and the ear hears, 1305 01:02:45.587 --> 01:02:48.634 the mind... 1306 01:02:48.677 --> 01:02:52.594 the mind believes". 1307 01:02:52.638 --> 01:02:56.773 But nothing ever actually vanishes. 1308 01:02:56.816 --> 01:03:00.341 That would break the laws of physics. 1309 01:03:00.385 --> 01:03:03.257 But don't tell the audience because then 1310 01:03:03.301 --> 01:03:04.606 we'd be out of business. 1311 01:03:04.650 --> 01:03:10.917 ♪ ♪ 1312 01:03:10.961 --> 01:03:15.313 Do you remember there being a basement at the Magic Manor? 1313 01:03:15.356 --> 01:03:16.618 - No. - Because these 1314 01:03:16.662 --> 01:03:18.664 are the original blueprints from 1921 1315 01:03:18.707 --> 01:03:21.145 and they show a basement with a closet 1316 01:03:21.188 --> 01:03:23.277 the end of a very long hallway here, 1317 01:03:23.321 --> 01:03:24.844 both on the first and second floors. 1318 01:03:24.888 --> 01:03:27.020 And these plans filed with the fire marshal 1319 01:03:27.064 --> 01:03:30.676 ten years ago show the same original overall dimensions, 1320 01:03:30.719 --> 01:03:35.072 but with no basement, no closets, 1321 01:03:35.115 --> 01:03:40.077 and this hallway leading to nowhere. 1322 01:03:40.120 --> 01:03:41.948 It looks like roughly a six foot difference. 1323 01:03:41.992 --> 01:03:43.297 Yeah, right there. 1324 01:03:43.341 --> 01:03:47.519 I think we're missing six feet somewhere, boys. 1325 01:03:47.562 --> 01:03:54.091 ♪ ♪ 1326 01:04:09.802 --> 01:04:15.764 ♪ ♪ 1327 01:04:15.808 --> 01:04:18.680 [loud knocking] 1328 01:04:18.724 --> 01:04:21.814 What the eyes see and the ears hear... 1329 01:04:21.858 --> 01:04:24.077 [knocking] 1330 01:04:24.121 --> 01:04:26.210 ...the mind believes. 1331 01:05:12.256 --> 01:05:18.044 ♪ ♪ 1332 01:05:52.296 --> 01:05:58.084 ♪ ♪ 1333 01:06:18.278 --> 01:06:23.196 ♪ ♪ 1334 01:06:33.990 --> 01:06:41.214 [screaming] 1335 01:06:41.258 --> 01:06:44.348 ♪ ♪ 1336 01:06:48.787 --> 01:06:50.093 He's got a gun! 1337 01:06:50.136 --> 01:06:51.964 [Logan] Drop your weapon! NYPD! 1338 01:06:52.008 --> 01:06:55.533 ♪ ♪ 1339 01:07:19.600 --> 01:07:20.427 Are you okay? 1340 01:07:20.471 --> 01:07:22.429 I'm fine. 1341 01:07:22.473 --> 01:07:23.517 Who was that guy? 1342 01:07:23.561 --> 01:07:24.866 I have no idea, 1343 01:07:24.910 --> 01:07:26.781 but look what he left behind. 1344 01:07:29.219 --> 01:07:32.526 [Logan]: It's the trunk. 1345 01:07:32.570 --> 01:07:35.573 Yeah. 1346 01:07:39.707 --> 01:07:46.845 ♪ ♪ 1347 01:07:46.888 --> 01:07:48.194 So I've been talking to a captain 1348 01:07:48.238 --> 01:07:50.457 over in the Central Robbery Division. 1349 01:07:50.501 --> 01:07:52.372 Apparently Alistair performed at another party 1350 01:07:52.416 --> 01:07:53.678 where something was stolen. 1351 01:07:53.721 --> 01:07:54.896 Are you kidding me? 1352 01:07:54.940 --> 01:07:56.724 They're investigating a pattern of thefts 1353 01:07:56.768 --> 01:07:57.725 at parties in the city. 1354 01:07:57.769 --> 01:07:59.945 The week before your birthday 1355 01:07:59.988 --> 01:08:00.815 the tech billionaire Paul Drexler 1356 01:08:00.859 --> 01:08:02.121 had a party for his 40th. 1357 01:08:02.165 --> 01:08:04.645 He had a mariachi band, and fireworks and... 1358 01:08:04.689 --> 01:08:05.907 the Amazing Alistair. 1359 01:08:05.951 --> 01:08:07.561 Alistair was there? 1360 01:08:07.605 --> 01:08:08.823 Yeah, right? 1361 01:08:08.867 --> 01:08:11.043 My last birthday party was in an office kitchen 1362 01:08:11.087 --> 01:08:13.350 with a shared cake for all April birthdays. 1363 01:08:13.393 --> 01:08:15.047 But then again, no one ever stole 1364 01:08:15.091 --> 01:08:16.744 a Qing Dynasty jade bowl at my party. 1365 01:08:16.788 --> 01:08:18.268 Wait, somebody stole a Qing Dynasty bowl 1366 01:08:18.311 --> 01:08:19.791 - from Drexler? - Correct. 1367 01:08:19.834 --> 01:08:21.836 That's a 17th century piece, it's worth a fortune. 1368 01:08:21.880 --> 01:08:23.186 You'd think that'd be pretty hard to sell 1369 01:08:23.229 --> 01:08:24.448 without attracting attention. 1370 01:08:24.491 --> 01:08:26.232 Actually, I tracked it to an antiques dealer 1371 01:08:26.276 --> 01:08:27.625 who's got his own way of doing business. 1372 01:08:27.668 --> 01:08:30.236 I did a story on black market antiques. 1373 01:08:30.280 --> 01:08:32.238 It's pretty killer. 1374 01:08:32.282 --> 01:08:36.982 ♪ ♪ 1375 01:08:37.025 --> 01:08:38.418 You're looking for Qing Dynasty jade? 1376 01:08:38.462 --> 01:08:41.378 You're a week late. I just sold a beautiful bowl. 1377 01:08:41.421 --> 01:08:43.554 In fact, if it hadn't had a chip, 1378 01:08:43.597 --> 01:08:45.599 it probably would've fetched over a million. 1379 01:08:45.643 --> 01:08:48.124 I was actually looking for a particular thing, 1380 01:08:48.167 --> 01:08:50.256 for my friend Paul Drexler. 1381 01:08:50.300 --> 01:08:52.171 Paul Drexler, now that's a good friend to have. 1382 01:08:52.215 --> 01:08:54.217 Yeah, it was stolen from him. 1383 01:08:54.260 --> 01:08:55.957 Well, you should go talk to the police. 1384 01:08:56.001 --> 01:08:58.264 Yeah, I think that's a great idea. 1385 01:08:58.308 --> 01:09:00.527 What a coincidence finding you here. 1386 01:09:00.571 --> 01:09:02.703 Don't tell me. You're also looking 1387 01:09:02.747 --> 01:09:05.141 - for a Qing Dynasty jade bowl. - Also? 1388 01:09:05.184 --> 01:09:08.405 Yeah, you know, my aunt, she collects them. 1389 01:09:08.448 --> 01:09:10.102 And your friend Paul Drexler? 1390 01:09:10.146 --> 01:09:12.191 I've never met so many people interested 1391 01:09:12.235 --> 01:09:13.540 in one chipped jade bowl. 1392 01:09:13.584 --> 01:09:15.194 I know, right? It's crazy. You're friends 1393 01:09:15.238 --> 01:09:16.587 - with Paul Drexler? - Yeah, can you believe it? 1394 01:09:16.630 --> 01:09:18.632 [Logan] No, can you? How did you meet him? 1395 01:09:18.676 --> 01:09:20.678 Okay, I told you Reed's doing a story on him. 1396 01:09:20.721 --> 01:09:23.333 Wait, a reporter? 1397 01:09:23.376 --> 01:09:25.900 That's the last thing I need. 1398 01:09:25.944 --> 01:09:27.728 I think this might be the last thing you need, pal. 1399 01:09:27.772 --> 01:09:31.297 Look, man, I had no idea the bowl was stolen, okay? 1400 01:09:31.341 --> 01:09:33.647 It came with a certificate of authenticity and everything. 1401 01:09:33.691 --> 01:09:36.563 Is that right? You recognize this guy? 1402 01:09:39.479 --> 01:09:40.698 No, never seen this guy. 1403 01:09:40.741 --> 01:09:42.178 Who sold you the bowl? 1404 01:09:42.221 --> 01:09:46.269 Big guy. Bald, ballcap. 1405 01:09:46.312 --> 01:09:48.314 Was he wearing a skull ring? 1406 01:09:48.358 --> 01:09:52.231 Yeah, he was. 1407 01:09:52.275 --> 01:09:56.017 We'll be in touch. 1408 01:09:56.061 --> 01:09:57.802 ♪ ♪ 1409 01:09:57.845 --> 01:10:01.632 Ah, so you do think Alistair is stealing things. 1410 01:10:01.675 --> 01:10:03.242 Could be. Drexler thought so too, 1411 01:10:03.286 --> 01:10:04.852 which is probably why he went to the show. 1412 01:10:04.896 --> 01:10:06.637 Yeah, maybe he was the one that ransacked Bianca's room. 1413 01:10:06.680 --> 01:10:11.337 ♪ ♪ 1414 01:10:11.381 --> 01:10:13.252 Can you zoom in on his hand? 1415 01:10:17.300 --> 01:10:18.779 That's the guy. 1416 01:10:18.823 --> 01:10:23.262 Also, Tess, Cormac's alibi checked out 1417 01:10:23.306 --> 01:10:24.742 the night of Alistair's murder. 1418 01:10:24.785 --> 01:10:26.222 Yeah, I spoke to the manager at the Peregrine Club 1419 01:10:26.265 --> 01:10:27.701 and verified that he was working the door that night. 1420 01:10:27.745 --> 01:10:30.269 [phone ringing] 1421 01:10:30.313 --> 01:10:32.358 - It's Dr. Cohens. - Hey, Tess. Come here. 1422 01:10:32.402 --> 01:10:34.273 Also turns out that Julia Marquez 1423 01:10:34.317 --> 01:10:36.232 was telling the truth about the dance championship. 1424 01:10:36.275 --> 01:10:38.059 Her and her old friend came in second place. 1425 01:10:38.103 --> 01:10:39.496 Hm, I dunno. 1426 01:10:39.539 --> 01:10:41.324 She still seemed uneasy when we showed up at the door. 1427 01:10:41.367 --> 01:10:44.501 And she looked like she was definitely about to leave town. 1428 01:10:44.544 --> 01:10:46.067 I just got off the phone with Dr. Cohens. 1429 01:10:46.111 --> 01:10:47.895 Okay, what's up? 1430 01:10:47.939 --> 01:10:50.550 He was in Seattle the night Alistair was murdered. 1431 01:10:50.594 --> 01:10:52.422 You're saying that the doctor that was onstage at the Manor 1432 01:10:52.465 --> 01:10:54.511 was not Dr. Cohen? What do you mean? 1433 01:10:54.554 --> 01:10:57.557 Here's the results on the Harrison case. 1434 01:10:57.601 --> 01:11:01.909 Oh, the victim's sister is a suspect now? 1435 01:11:01.953 --> 01:11:04.260 She came to ID the body. Seemed like a nice lady. 1436 01:11:06.305 --> 01:11:07.741 - What? - Are you sure? 1437 01:11:07.785 --> 01:11:10.353 - That's not Claire McLean. - This is Julia Marquez, 1438 01:11:10.396 --> 01:11:11.615 this is Alistair's dancing partner. 1439 01:11:11.658 --> 01:11:13.269 This is the woman you saw identify the body? 1440 01:11:13.312 --> 01:11:14.922 I'm telling you that's her. 1441 01:11:14.966 --> 01:11:17.621 ♪ ♪ 1442 01:11:19.405 --> 01:11:21.451 Yeah, that's not Alistair McLean. 1443 01:11:22.800 --> 01:11:26.325 The body of the Amazing Alistair isn't even Alistair? 1444 01:11:26.369 --> 01:11:27.848 Well, that's the best magic trick ever. 1445 01:11:27.892 --> 01:11:29.763 Got the dental records back on our John Doe. 1446 01:11:29.807 --> 01:11:31.591 He's been identified as a Scott Harrington. 1447 01:11:31.635 --> 01:11:33.637 Yeah, that's Julia Marquez's husband. 1448 01:11:33.680 --> 01:11:36.596 Okay, so Julia Marquez poses as Alistair's sister, 1449 01:11:36.640 --> 01:11:38.381 and then identifies the body of her dead husband 1450 01:11:38.424 --> 01:11:39.817 as Alistair McLean. 1451 01:11:39.860 --> 01:11:41.775 Doesn't anyone check ID in the coroner's office? 1452 01:11:41.819 --> 01:11:44.517 They actually don't, but in their defense 1453 01:11:44.561 --> 01:11:46.737 I'd say that this is an unusual situation. 1454 01:11:46.780 --> 01:11:48.565 The clerk contacted his emergency contact information 1455 01:11:48.608 --> 01:11:50.306 in his employee records 1456 01:11:50.349 --> 01:11:51.829 and supposedly it was his sister. 1457 01:11:51.872 --> 01:11:53.396 Okay, and that took some planning. 1458 01:11:53.439 --> 01:11:55.311 Dad, I need a favour. I need a warrant so I can check 1459 01:11:55.354 --> 01:11:56.790 Julia Marquez's residence and get her cell phone logs. 1460 01:11:56.834 --> 01:11:59.184 You got it. I have a judge owes me a favor. 1461 01:11:59.227 --> 01:12:00.707 Thanks, Dad. 1462 01:12:07.410 --> 01:12:08.324 [knocking] Come in. 1463 01:12:08.367 --> 01:12:11.370 Hi. I'm so glad you're here. 1464 01:12:11.414 --> 01:12:13.764 Listen, I don't want to scare you, but, 1465 01:12:13.807 --> 01:12:16.157 I think you should maybe head home. 1466 01:12:16.201 --> 01:12:17.202 At least until tomorrow. 1467 01:12:17.245 --> 01:12:19.857 We think Alistair is still alive. 1468 01:12:19.900 --> 01:12:22.294 And if he's still alive, 1469 01:12:22.338 --> 01:12:23.643 he may have been the one 1470 01:12:23.687 --> 01:12:25.602 who tampered with your sword cabinet trick. 1471 01:12:25.645 --> 01:12:27.604 Why would Alistair do something like that? 1472 01:12:27.647 --> 01:12:29.214 Listen, we don't have the answers, 1473 01:12:29.257 --> 01:12:32.652 but just until we find Alistair, I just want you to be safe. 1474 01:12:32.696 --> 01:12:34.828 Do you have a friend or someone you can stay with? 1475 01:12:34.872 --> 01:12:36.177 Yeah... 1476 01:12:36.221 --> 01:12:37.614 And if there's anything you can tell me or Logan 1477 01:12:37.657 --> 01:12:40.094 that may help us figure out where Alistair may be. 1478 01:12:41.705 --> 01:12:43.010 Yeah. 1479 01:12:47.450 --> 01:12:49.103 I should have probably told you earlier 1480 01:12:49.147 --> 01:12:51.497 but I didn't wanna look obsessive. 1481 01:12:51.541 --> 01:12:54.021 You can trust me. 1482 01:12:55.545 --> 01:12:58.461 One night, when we were dating, 1483 01:12:58.504 --> 01:13:00.071 I followed Alistair. 1484 01:13:00.114 --> 01:13:02.900 I wanted to see if he was seeing someone else. 1485 01:13:02.943 --> 01:13:06.251 I followed him down this alleyway in the Bowery, 1486 01:13:06.294 --> 01:13:10.560 it was right behind a... a pharmacy. 1487 01:13:10.603 --> 01:13:13.040 He met a woman. I didn't really see her face. 1488 01:13:13.084 --> 01:13:15.782 But, it could have been his dance partner. 1489 01:13:16.696 --> 01:13:18.481 Thanks. 1490 01:13:20.265 --> 01:13:23.007 ♪ ♪ 1491 01:13:29.100 --> 01:13:31.668 ♪ ♪ 1492 01:13:35.236 --> 01:13:37.761 ♪ ♪ 1493 01:13:43.854 --> 01:13:45.812 Woah! 1494 01:13:45.856 --> 01:13:47.466 - Hi. - Hi. 1495 01:13:47.510 --> 01:13:49.076 You're too late. She's already left. 1496 01:13:49.120 --> 01:13:50.904 Oh, actually, um, 1497 01:13:50.948 --> 01:13:53.951 I have a warrant here to search her apartment. 1498 01:13:53.994 --> 01:13:56.910 Oh... NYPD? 1499 01:13:56.954 --> 01:13:58.564 You are multi-talented. 1500 01:13:58.608 --> 01:14:00.871 When was the last time you saw Julia? 1501 01:14:00.914 --> 01:14:03.264 She gave notice yesterday, then she just left. 1502 01:14:03.308 --> 01:14:04.614 Any mention where she was going? 1503 01:14:04.657 --> 01:14:06.920 Nope. No forwarding address. 1504 01:14:06.964 --> 01:14:09.270 She just drove off in a rental car 1505 01:14:09.314 --> 01:14:10.968 and left all this stuff. 1506 01:14:11.011 --> 01:14:13.449 When was the last time you saw her husband? 1507 01:14:13.492 --> 01:14:15.451 - Scott? - Yeah. 1508 01:14:15.494 --> 01:14:17.235 I haven't seen him since the fight. 1509 01:14:17.278 --> 01:14:18.758 - The fight? - Oh, yes. 1510 01:14:18.802 --> 01:14:20.760 Doors slamming, things breaking. 1511 01:14:20.804 --> 01:14:23.676 I mean, I was not trying to eavesdrop 1512 01:14:23.720 --> 01:14:25.591 but I live right next door. 1513 01:14:25.635 --> 01:14:28.594 These old buildings, the walls are paper thin. 1514 01:14:28.638 --> 01:14:30.596 Oh, yes, I can imagine. 1515 01:14:30.640 --> 01:14:32.685 ♪ ♪ 1516 01:14:36.820 --> 01:14:38.822 What is it? 1517 01:14:40.519 --> 01:14:42.347 It's the missing piece. 1518 01:14:42.390 --> 01:14:44.001 Oh? 1519 01:14:55.229 --> 01:14:58.842 [door squeaking] 1520 01:15:00.147 --> 01:15:01.497 Tess. [screams] 1521 01:15:01.540 --> 01:15:03.542 Rocco, it's just you. 1522 01:15:03.586 --> 01:15:06.458 Not my ideal greeting, but I'll take it. 1523 01:15:06.502 --> 01:15:08.242 Can I give this to you for Logan? 1524 01:15:08.286 --> 01:15:09.896 He should be here soon but I really got to run. 1525 01:15:09.940 --> 01:15:11.550 Yeah, sure. What's it for? 1526 01:15:11.594 --> 01:15:13.813 You need it to operate the trap door on the stage. 1527 01:15:13.857 --> 01:15:15.815 We haven't used it in years. Thought that thing was lost, 1528 01:15:15.859 --> 01:15:17.643 but then it showed up in my desk drawer. 1529 01:15:17.687 --> 01:15:21.299 The cleaning crew's gonna be by in a little while to lock up. 1530 01:15:21.342 --> 01:15:22.953 - No problem. - Thanks. 1531 01:15:22.996 --> 01:15:25.608 ♪ ♪ 1532 01:15:31.744 --> 01:15:34.791 ♪ ♪ 1533 01:15:40.448 --> 01:15:43.887 ♪ ♪ 1534 01:15:49.370 --> 01:15:51.808 ♪ ♪ 1535 01:15:58.945 --> 01:16:02.079 ♪ ♪ 1536 01:16:05.125 --> 01:16:08.259 ♪ ♪ 1537 01:16:09.956 --> 01:16:12.306 [clattering] 1538 01:16:17.311 --> 01:16:18.661 Tess? 1539 01:16:18.704 --> 01:16:20.532 Logan! Logan, is that you? 1540 01:16:20.576 --> 01:16:22.055 Yeah, hey. What are you doing? 1541 01:16:22.099 --> 01:16:24.492 - Why didn't you call me? - Rocco gave me the key. 1542 01:16:24.536 --> 01:16:26.407 I know, you left the door open. 1543 01:16:26.451 --> 01:16:27.713 Look at this place. Listen, I got news. 1544 01:16:27.757 --> 01:16:28.714 I gotta tell you something. Listen, 1545 01:16:28.758 --> 01:16:29.846 you know that jade bowl 1546 01:16:29.889 --> 01:16:31.282 that was stolen from Paul Drexler? 1547 01:16:31.325 --> 01:16:32.892 Of course. 1548 01:16:32.936 --> 01:16:34.851 I found the missing chip at Julia's Marquez's apartment. 1549 01:16:35.547 --> 01:16:36.940 Look at this place. 1550 01:16:36.983 --> 01:16:38.681 This wasn't part of the original blueprints. 1551 01:16:38.724 --> 01:16:40.944 No, it's a trap room. Like at the Globe Theater. 1552 01:16:40.987 --> 01:16:42.162 I've never seen anything like it. 1553 01:16:42.206 --> 01:16:43.903 They created these secret passageways 1554 01:16:43.947 --> 01:16:45.992 and all these rooms when they built the Manor. 1555 01:16:46.036 --> 01:16:49.300 - Wait, look at this. - What? 1556 01:16:49.343 --> 01:16:51.868 - It's a gurney. - Yeah. 1557 01:16:51.911 --> 01:16:53.521 Okay, hold on a second. 1558 01:16:53.565 --> 01:16:54.740 So when the lights went out, 1559 01:16:54.784 --> 01:16:56.655 Alistair would have been on that gurney 1560 01:16:56.699 --> 01:16:58.222 when he went through the trap door 1561 01:16:58.265 --> 01:16:59.615 and came down this ramp. 1562 01:16:59.658 --> 01:17:01.094 And they would have switched his body 1563 01:17:01.138 --> 01:17:02.618 with Julia Marquez's husband, who was already dead. 1564 01:17:02.661 --> 01:17:04.184 Do you think that Julia's husband's body 1565 01:17:04.228 --> 01:17:06.534 was in the trunk that was delivered to the dressing room 1566 01:17:06.578 --> 01:17:07.927 and then brought down here? 1567 01:17:07.971 --> 01:17:09.102 We never saw the delivery man 1568 01:17:09.146 --> 01:17:10.669 exit the building on the security footage. 1569 01:17:10.713 --> 01:17:13.280 Why? Because he was here with the trunk. 1570 01:17:13.977 --> 01:17:15.500 So, Julia must have been the one 1571 01:17:15.543 --> 01:17:19.678 who flipped the house lights and released the trap door. 1572 01:17:19.722 --> 01:17:21.680 That would mean when the lights went on, 1573 01:17:21.724 --> 01:17:23.029 Julia Marquez's husband was up there onstage 1574 01:17:23.073 --> 01:17:24.683 under that drape, dressed as Alistair. 1575 01:17:24.727 --> 01:17:26.032 Julia must have hidden somewhere, 1576 01:17:26.076 --> 01:17:28.469 she must have waited to make sure the EMTs 1577 01:17:28.513 --> 01:17:30.646 took her husband's body to the morgue. 1578 01:17:30.689 --> 01:17:33.213 Which is why she then used the hidden ladder 1579 01:17:33.257 --> 01:17:34.606 to get to the tunnel. 1580 01:17:34.650 --> 01:17:36.477 And that's why she's not on the security footage. 1581 01:17:36.521 --> 01:17:38.305 Exactly. 1582 01:17:38.349 --> 01:17:40.656 [rattling] 1583 01:17:40.699 --> 01:17:41.961 [footsteps] 1584 01:17:42.005 --> 01:17:43.963 Okay, we gotta get out of here. 1585 01:17:44.007 --> 01:17:46.662 There's gotta be some way to get the trunk out of here. 1586 01:17:46.705 --> 01:17:48.576 It's gotta be this door. 1587 01:17:48.620 --> 01:17:50.448 Oh, come on. 1588 01:17:50.491 --> 01:17:53.364 ♪ ♪ 1589 01:17:54.713 --> 01:17:55.975 Winston, it's me. 1590 01:17:56.019 --> 01:17:58.282 Listen, I need two units at the Manor ASAP, okay? 1591 01:17:58.325 --> 01:18:00.153 Yeah, now! 1592 01:18:01.764 --> 01:18:03.809 Wait, Logan, look at this. 1593 01:18:03.853 --> 01:18:05.811 What do you got? 1594 01:18:05.855 --> 01:18:09.728 It's the tracks from where they whittled the trunk. 1595 01:18:09.772 --> 01:18:11.817 [man] Yeah, they're both down there. 1596 01:18:11.861 --> 01:18:14.385 I'm gonna take care of it. 1597 01:18:15.516 --> 01:18:17.823 We gotta move this. 1598 01:18:17.867 --> 01:18:20.043 ♪ ♪ 1599 01:18:24.743 --> 01:18:25.962 What are you doing? 1600 01:18:26.005 --> 01:18:28.355 The portal, that's gotta be it. 1601 01:18:28.399 --> 01:18:31.228 ♪ ♪ 1602 01:18:33.143 --> 01:18:35.319 ♪ ♪ 1603 01:18:41.934 --> 01:18:45.068 ♪ ♪ 1604 01:18:51.030 --> 01:18:54.860 ♪ ♪ 1605 01:18:58.559 --> 01:19:00.953 ♪ ♪ 1606 01:19:00.997 --> 01:19:04.391 Come on. Okay. Hold my hand, hold my hand. 1607 01:19:04.435 --> 01:19:06.393 - Okay. - Come on. 1608 01:19:06.437 --> 01:19:07.743 Come on, you all right? 1609 01:19:07.786 --> 01:19:09.222 Yeah. [phone buzzing] 1610 01:19:09.266 --> 01:19:10.615 Oh, it's Winston. 1611 01:19:10.658 --> 01:19:12.312 Said Julia Marquez's cellphone logs just came in. 1612 01:19:12.356 --> 01:19:15.054 Her last call was someone in the Bowery. 1613 01:19:15.098 --> 01:19:17.317 - I have an idea. - What? 1614 01:19:17.361 --> 01:19:19.232 Come on, let's go. 1615 01:19:19.276 --> 01:19:22.540 ♪ ♪ 1616 01:19:25.282 --> 01:19:27.763 ♪ ♪ 1617 01:19:30.809 --> 01:19:33.551 Hi. Waiting for someone? 1618 01:19:33.594 --> 01:19:35.858 ♪ ♪ 1619 01:19:42.429 --> 01:19:44.910 In we go. There you go. 1620 01:19:46.216 --> 01:19:48.653 [Siren bleating] 1621 01:19:48.696 --> 01:19:50.829 Just go! Go! Go! Go! 1622 01:19:55.094 --> 01:19:56.792 Back from the dead, huh? 1623 01:19:56.835 --> 01:19:58.228 Gotta tell you, Alistair, 1624 01:19:58.271 --> 01:19:59.969 that's the best trick I've ever seen. 1625 01:20:00.012 --> 01:20:02.362 Might wanna use zip ties, brother. 1626 01:20:02.406 --> 01:20:04.103 Let's go. 1627 01:20:04.147 --> 01:20:07.106 It's your last trick, my friend. 1628 01:20:07.150 --> 01:20:10.196 ♪ ♪ 1629 01:20:12.546 --> 01:20:14.635 Okay. 1630 01:20:14.679 --> 01:20:16.899 Ready when you are. State your name. 1631 01:20:16.942 --> 01:20:18.814 Jeff Grazier. 1632 01:20:18.857 --> 01:20:20.554 And how did you meet 1633 01:20:20.598 --> 01:20:22.295 Alistair McLean and Julia Marquez? 1634 01:20:22.339 --> 01:20:24.515 Julia's my cousin. She and Alistair wanted me 1635 01:20:24.558 --> 01:20:26.865 to help them with a magic trick and a couple of other things. 1636 01:20:26.909 --> 01:20:29.085 And when did you first meet Alistair? 1637 01:20:29.128 --> 01:20:31.130 He came into the dance studio two years ago. 1638 01:20:31.174 --> 01:20:33.393 Tamara paired us for the Viennese Waltz. 1639 01:20:33.437 --> 01:20:35.308 And how long had the both you been romantically involved? 1640 01:20:35.352 --> 01:20:37.136 About a year. 1641 01:20:37.180 --> 01:20:40.009 Until, of course, your husband found out about it, right? 1642 01:20:40.923 --> 01:20:43.534 Scott was violently angry. 1643 01:20:43.577 --> 01:20:45.884 How long you been stealing things at parties? 1644 01:20:45.928 --> 01:20:47.451 You think I've been stealing things? 1645 01:20:47.494 --> 01:20:49.801 Things would go a whole lot easier, Alastair, 1646 01:20:49.845 --> 01:20:51.498 if you work with me, I promise. 1647 01:20:51.542 --> 01:20:53.587 It's hard to make a living as a magician. 1648 01:20:53.631 --> 01:20:56.721 I mean, you would think that people would pay top dollar 1649 01:20:56.764 --> 01:20:58.157 to be amazed. 1650 01:20:58.201 --> 01:21:01.160 Look, what you do isn't so different. 1651 01:21:01.204 --> 01:21:02.683 Really? 1652 01:21:02.727 --> 01:21:05.643 A smoking gun, mirrors. 1653 01:21:06.339 --> 01:21:08.602 Well, the difference, Alistair, 1654 01:21:08.646 --> 01:21:11.127 is that I rely on facts... 1655 01:21:14.739 --> 01:21:17.568 That's the difference. 1656 01:21:17.611 --> 01:21:21.006 ♪ ♪ 1657 01:21:24.227 --> 01:21:27.230 ♪ ♪ 1658 01:21:29.493 --> 01:21:30.886 Knock. Knock. 1659 01:21:30.929 --> 01:21:32.539 Oh! You came. 1660 01:21:32.583 --> 01:21:36.065 Of course. I wouldn't miss it for the world. 1661 01:21:37.153 --> 01:21:39.285 - Congrats. - Thank you. 1662 01:21:40.330 --> 01:21:41.940 You're welcome. 1663 01:21:43.202 --> 01:21:45.813 Hey, I wanted you to know it was your tip 1664 01:21:45.857 --> 01:21:48.164 that ultimately led Logan to Alistair and Julia. 1665 01:21:48.207 --> 01:21:51.036 And they're for sure in custody now, right? 1666 01:21:51.080 --> 01:21:54.213 Yes, I can assure you the locks in the prison 1667 01:21:54.257 --> 01:21:56.259 are very real. 1668 01:22:00.611 --> 01:22:02.352 Thank you. 1669 01:22:02.395 --> 01:22:06.573 Hey, break a leg. You're gonna be great. 1670 01:22:06.617 --> 01:22:09.620 ♪ ♪ 1671 01:22:13.450 --> 01:22:16.061 [sighs] 1672 01:22:18.759 --> 01:22:23.199 [applause] 1673 01:22:29.161 --> 01:22:31.729 I was hoping maybe it would be you up on stage. 1674 01:22:31.772 --> 01:22:34.427 No, I could never. She's amazing. 1675 01:22:34.471 --> 01:22:36.952 Now, let me ask you a question. 1676 01:22:36.995 --> 01:22:39.998 Why do you think we love to see things disappear 1677 01:22:40.042 --> 01:22:42.392 and then reappear? 1678 01:22:43.219 --> 01:22:47.701 To feel that sense of loss, and then joy at reappearance? 1679 01:22:49.094 --> 01:22:53.098 You see, we miss the things that vanish. 1680 01:22:56.623 --> 01:22:58.930 [gasping] 1681 01:22:59.670 --> 01:23:03.891 And we treasure them even more when they return. 1682 01:23:03.935 --> 01:23:07.373 [applause] 1683 01:23:08.896 --> 01:23:12.509 ♪ ♪ 1684 01:23:17.427 --> 01:23:18.732 - Hey. - Hey! 1685 01:23:18.776 --> 01:23:21.648 Here it is, "Puzzle Editor Helps Cracks Case." 1686 01:23:21.692 --> 01:23:24.347 That doesn't surprise me that Reed 1687 01:23:24.390 --> 01:23:28.003 - put you in the headline? - Jealous? 1688 01:23:29.830 --> 01:23:31.397 He's right. 1689 01:23:31.441 --> 01:23:34.574 I couldn't have found Alistair and Julia without your help. 1690 01:23:35.010 --> 01:23:36.837 It was a pretty good trick they pulled off. 1691 01:23:36.881 --> 01:23:39.492 One that now ends with them disappearing 1692 01:23:39.536 --> 01:23:43.540 behind prison walls for a very, very long time. 1693 01:23:43.583 --> 01:23:47.457 I mean, murder, attempted murder, grand larceny. 1694 01:23:47.500 --> 01:23:50.155 Well I know one thing, that I will not forget. 1695 01:23:50.199 --> 01:23:52.418 Would that be to leave a homicide investigation 1696 01:23:52.462 --> 01:23:54.290 to the NYPD? 1697 01:23:54.333 --> 01:23:55.682 No. 1698 01:23:55.726 --> 01:23:58.381 That you, Detective, can tango. 1699 01:23:58.424 --> 01:24:00.470 Oh, yeah, sure. A little bit. 1700 01:24:00.513 --> 01:24:03.255 [chuckling] 1701 01:24:03.299 --> 01:24:07.390 You know what though? You just need a tuxedo. 1702 01:24:08.782 --> 01:24:10.523 And a partner. 1703 01:24:11.916 --> 01:24:13.700 And this. 1704 01:24:13.744 --> 01:24:16.964 Are you kidding me? How'd you... Give me that. 1705 01:24:17.008 --> 01:24:19.184 How long am I gonna have to watch over you, huh? 1706 01:24:19.228 --> 01:24:23.580 I dunno. Just long enough to make a late night diner stop. 1707 01:24:24.711 --> 01:24:26.713 Sounds great. 1708 01:24:27.845 --> 01:24:29.934 Yeah. 1709 01:24:29.977 --> 01:24:33.198 What are you feeling like? Pizza? 1710 01:24:33.242 --> 01:24:34.547 - Burger and fries. - Really? 1711 01:24:34.591 --> 01:24:36.201 - All of it? - What's your burger place? 1712 01:24:36.245 --> 01:24:37.637 - Do you have a place? - No. 1713 01:24:37.681 --> 01:24:40.205 ♪ ♪