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In the criminal justice system
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the people are represented
by two separate
yet equally important groups,
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the police
who investigate crime
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and the district attorneys
who prosecute the offenders.
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These are their stories.
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What problem?
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Could you please
step out of the car, sir?
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Could I see your license
and vehicle registration?
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What problem?
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Our computer's telling us
that your plates belong
to a white Toyota Celica.
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Computers.
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I don't like
them either, sir.
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Where in Connecticut
do you live?
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Brooklyn.
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Frank, Frank,
get outta the way!
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You okay, Frank?
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Yeah.
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Aw, geez, Louise.
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We saw that
red smudge right
above the bumper,
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popped the trunk,
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and there he was,
both eyes starin' up.
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Scared me all to hell.
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Thanks. And good work.
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So, who's our mystery guest?
John Doe.
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He must've left his ID
in his other pants.
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You roll his
fingerprints?
As soon as we find his hands.
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Guy looks like he had a
difference of opinion
with a sushi chef.
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He has deep knife wounds all
over his chest and back.
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And his friend?
John Doe Number Two.
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No ID on him either.
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What about the car?
The Connecticut tags
were taken off a Toyota.
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The Town Car was reported
stolen two weeks ago in
Queens. Have fun.
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Just the way
we like 'em, Rey.
Nice and easy.
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The hands were cut to
the bone, then snapped
off at the wrist.
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That must've hurt.
Well, it was post-mortem.
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Still.
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Then they dug out the
bullets, which accounts
for the lovely mess
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on his chest and back.
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They missed a slug fragment,
still lodged between two
vertebrae.
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At least they left his teeth.
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Ah, this character
must've put a dentist's family
through college.
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There are bridges, crowns,
fillings, root canal.
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Some of the older work
looks pretty exotic.
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How exotic?
Not made in America.
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He bid us farewell
sometime yesterday afternoon.
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And there was white powdery
material in his hair.
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I sent it to the lab.
Well, what about
Quick Draw McGraw here?
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Still no ID.
Latent can't match his prints.
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Any idea what
these tattoos are?
No.
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The lettering's Cyrillic.
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Russian.
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They're Russian
prison tattoos.
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Each finger tattoo
represents a conviction.
So, three tattoos,
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three convictions.
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The black diamond represents
a guilty plea.
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And the skull tags our
boy as either a robber
or a sadist.
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What about the feet?
Usually some
favorite saying.
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Uh, roughly translated:
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"When you skin your customer,
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"leave some skin to grow
so you can skin him again. "
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The motto of the plumbers'
union?
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Actually, Nikita Khrushchev,
1961.
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A BA in Russian Studies.
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I thought the Cold War'd
give me lifetime employment.
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Is this case assigned yet?
Yeah, to Carmichael.
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Oh, she's good people.
Did a couple of narco
cases together.
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Do you have the fingerprint
sheet for this guy?
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He's not in the system.
Yeah.
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Our system.
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I'll fax this to Moscow.
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Should hear back, uh,
within the week.
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Thanks, Tony.
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Ballistics says the slug
fragment's from a 9-mil.
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Our Russian cowboy was
packin' a. 45.
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We're talkin' about a
second perp.
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Ballistics can't trace
the. 45. So I hope you
have good news.
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The powder in the victim's
hair was dried plaster.
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And I have the odontologist's
report here.
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The guy had some old
fillings made with an amalgam
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used in eastern Europe
30 years ago.
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But he also had some local
work done in the last ten
years.
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Well, if he immigrated here,
maybe INS has him.
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They can ID him off his
right ear.
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- You're kidding?
- Oh, you didn't know?
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Every ear's unique.
Like snowflakes.
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No wonder Evander
was so upset.
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Mrs. Chuikov, do you know
where your husband was
supposed to be
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yesterday afternoon?
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At work.
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He has
a booth on 47th.
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And, um, he sells watches.
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When was the last time
you saw him?
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Yesterday morning, when...
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When he went to work. I...
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I... I was calling all...
All afternoon.
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And I called him all night.
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I left messages on his
machine.
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The people who killed
your husband might be involved
in Russian organized crime.
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Was he ever mixed up
with that sort of people?
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No, no. He was never in
trouble with anybody.
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Your husband
immigrated here in 1978.
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Did he keep in touch with
people from the old country?
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Just his family.
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We visited them
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in Moscow last year.
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And they're good, honest
people.
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Like my husband.
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Oh, my...
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Oh, no...
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Vas went out around lunchtime.
Said he was going to see a
man about a watch.
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Who would that be?
You see where it says
"Authorized Dealer"?
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No.
Right.
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He sold gray market watches.
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Who supplied him?
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People who work in watch
stores sell pieces out the
back.
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He said he found a guy,
could get him platinum
Patek Philippes.
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Those babies are
$100,000 a pop retail.
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I'd rather be late.
Would Chuikov bring
cash to this meeting?
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That would make him
pretty stupid.
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He tell you who this
source was?
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Somebody who obviously
thinks lard is a food group.
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Chuikov said he was meeting
him at the PK's.
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Hole-in-the-wall
on West 28th.
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Pretty good meatballs, though.
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I've never seen him before.
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But this one...
He looked a whole lot
better on Tuesday.
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Him and his smooth-talkin'
friend kept tryin' to
get with me,
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callin' me Janet Jackson.
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I look like a chubby little
thing to you?
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I'd go more
with Diana Ross.
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So did you
notice anything
else about them?
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Well, this one
had tattoos
on his hands.
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And neither one of them
could speak English
worth a damn.
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You see them leave?
No.
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They just left the money on
the table. A dollar tip.
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Wouldn't impress no
Janet Jackson.
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Okay. We might ask
for your help later with
a sketch of the second man.
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No problem.
I'm always here.
Thanks.
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So, Chuikov hooks up
with these two,
doesn't eat with them,
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they just up and left.
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They took him for a ride.
Or maybe a walk.
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"Coming Soon: Luxury condos
starting at $600,000."
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The lab said Chuikov had
plaster dust in his hair.
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Isn't that what
this stuff's
made out of?
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Somebody's been here
in the last few days.
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Well, the financing fell
through about a month ago,
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and I haven't picked up a
hammer since.
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You got security
on this place?
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Well, the company sends
a patrol car out
eight times a day.
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At least that's what
their invoice says.
Lennie...
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Still tacky.
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Somebody tried
to mop it up.
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Yeah. Looks like somebody
pulled the slugs outta here.
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What's all of this?
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It's a crime scene.
Somebody was shot and
butchered here.
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Oh, Mother of God.
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We're gonna need a list
of everybody who's
got a key to this place.
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You ever have kids
breaking in here?
Well, yeah, sure.
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Got candy wrappers,
trading cards,
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skateboard magazines.
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What's the graffiti?
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A Rangers fan.
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"Billy and Antonia"
inside a heart.
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Is that smell
what I think it is?
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Yeah. Urine.
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Could be the same
vintage as the blood.
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These kids, you know
who they are?
No.
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There's a, uh, Boys and Girls
Club over on 25th Street and
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the kids used to come
by and sell raffle tickets
to the guys.
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Boyfriend? Billy's not my
boyfriend.
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Even though I like him
a little, I'm too young
to have a boyfriend.
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Antonia, we just
need to talk to him.
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Well, I haven't seen him
since Saturday.
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Is he in trouble?
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No, no. Uh, but he might
be able to help us out with
something.
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What's his last name?
Well...
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It's Billy Woodson.
I know him. Nice kid.
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Yeah. He gave me this
friendship bracelet.
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Oh, it's beautiful.
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Thanks a lot.
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I don't know
what's wrong with him.
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I came home Tuesday, he was
just sitting in his room.
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He would hardly talk to me.
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Doesn't have an appetite.
He's not sick.
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He didn't
tell you anything?
No.
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When I try to leave in the
morning, he won't let me.
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I had to miss the last
two days of work.
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I thought someone tried
messin' with him,
you know?
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Why's that?
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I found his underwear and
jeans stuffed in the trash.
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He wet himself.
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He hasn't done that
since he was three.
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And then I found this,
on his coat.
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You see that?
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That's blood, right?
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He won't tell
me where it's from.
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I was gonna take him
to a doctor.
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Can we talk to him?
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It's all right,
Billy.
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They're policemen. They just
want to talk to you.
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He's usually very friendly,
aren't you, Billy?
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Billy, we just want to ask
you a few questions about
what happened Tuesday.
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He saw it go down, Lennie.
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He saw it all.
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Kid's got a long way to
come back from before
he can be useful to you.
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How much time?
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Depends what other
stressors there are.
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If he saw the whole deal,
the killing, the butchery,
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few days, weeks...
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- I'll keep on top of it.
- Thanks, Emil.
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We're sure the boy
was there?
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The blood on his jacket
matches the victim's.
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Well, who had access
to the crime scene?
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The contractor's
getting us a list.
Could be 200 people.
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And we got a sketch of the
second guy from the
waitress at the diner.
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Okay. Whatever the boy saw,
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let's make sure word doesn't
get out that we have
an eyewitness.
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Tony Ricci at the Rackets
Bureau got a hit on the
shooter's fingerprints.
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From Russia with love.
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And the Oscar goes to...
Andrei Rogatin.
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Convictions in Russia for
armed robbery, kidnapping,
extortion.
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Last reported seen in a Moscow
nightclub two weeks ago.
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Nice. Anybody can come
here, get a fresh start.
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Well, he didn't swim here,
so we're talking flights from
Eastern Europe.
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Checking for what?
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The little customs cards.
You know, the ones that
foreigners have to fill out,
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where they list a
local address.
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Yeah, the one he probably
filled out with a phony name
and a phony passport.
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Yes, that one. Look, you find
a card, you find an address,
maybe you find his partner,
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and maybe he tells you why
they killed the watch
salesman.
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This is the last batch.
Now if you need anything
past the last two weeks...
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No, thanks.
The haystack's
big enough.
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Are these your
possibles?
Males, 30-to-50.
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Then what?
Send them over to our
fingerprinting department.
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Maybe they hit the lottery.
Gee, I thought
my job was dull.
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Brighton Beach Avenue.
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Doesn't that go
from 100 to 1400?
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I don't know.
239
00:12:01,358 --> 00:12:04,020
I'm not sure where it starts,
but it doesn't go above 1400.
240
00:12:04,261 --> 00:12:09,790
Well, this tourist here,
Boris Kira, says he's stayin'
at 2803 Brighton Beach Avenue.
241
00:12:10,234 --> 00:12:14,603
Came in Saturday afternoon on
Norde Air 41 from Moscow.
242
00:12:14,671 --> 00:12:17,003
There's another
one in here with
an address like that.
243
00:12:17,941 --> 00:12:21,741
Yeah. 3313 Brighton Beach
Avenue. Sergei Selnikov.
244
00:12:22,179 --> 00:12:24,079
Flew in Friday from Moscow.
245
00:12:24,581 --> 00:12:26,572
Maybe the airline'll know
where they are.
246
00:12:28,684 --> 00:12:30,652
Selnikov and Kira?
247
00:12:30,820 --> 00:12:32,378
Nah, doesn't ring a bell.
248
00:12:32,455 --> 00:12:35,481
The airline said they
delivered a piece of
lost luggage to them here.
249
00:12:35,558 --> 00:12:37,526
Maybe you'd recognize
'em from this.
250
00:12:38,661 --> 00:12:42,927
This guy's in, uh, number 146,
but I haven't seen him around
for a few days.
251
00:12:43,666 --> 00:12:47,659
That's 145. That's Ivan
the Horndog. Plays grab-ass
with all the maids.
252
00:12:47,770 --> 00:12:49,567
Right, Janet Jackson, huh?
253
00:12:50,072 --> 00:12:52,199
I keep telling Paulina that
these Russians are loaded.
254
00:12:52,275 --> 00:12:55,903
If she loosened up a little
bit, she'd end up with a mink
coat straight from the farm.
255
00:12:55,977 --> 00:12:58,343
I don't want a mink coat.
I'm a good girl.
256
00:12:58,513 --> 00:13:00,413
Yeah, that's right,
she's a good girl.
Oh, yeah?
257
00:13:01,917 --> 00:13:04,545
How'd you like to be
a bad girl for a few minutes?
258
00:13:11,226 --> 00:13:14,627
Sir, it's Paulina.
I brought you some
fresh towels.
259
00:13:14,930 --> 00:13:16,363
Okay, okay!
260
00:13:17,966 --> 00:13:20,298
What? What this is?
261
00:13:20,635 --> 00:13:23,160
What's going on?
We're the Jacksons.
I'm Jermaine,
262
00:13:23,238 --> 00:13:24,966
this is Tito. Now shut up.
263
00:13:25,906 --> 00:13:27,464
I am tourist.
Russian tourist.
264
00:13:27,574 --> 00:13:30,634
Yeah. And you're about
to get a taste of some
real American hospitality.
265
00:13:32,579 --> 00:13:34,103
He says he doesn't
know any watch salesman,
266
00:13:34,181 --> 00:13:36,172
and he doesn't
know anybody named
Andrei Rogatin.
267
00:13:36,650 --> 00:13:39,813
So it's just a coincidence
that Rogatin had the room
next to his?
268
00:13:47,361 --> 00:13:50,057
He says he's just a tourist
enjoying the sights of
New York City.
269
00:13:50,264 --> 00:13:51,891
And what about
the 9-millimeter,
270
00:13:52,131 --> 00:13:54,224
that just part of his
New York experience?
271
00:14:00,173 --> 00:14:03,404
He says he found it in
his room on the pillow,
next to the mints.
272
00:14:05,111 --> 00:14:08,569
Tell him we sent
his prints to Moscow and
it's just a matter of time
273
00:14:08,648 --> 00:14:11,674
before we find
out his real name and
his criminal record,
274
00:14:12,085 --> 00:14:14,212
and things aren't gonna
be quite so pleasant, then.
275
00:14:34,940 --> 00:14:37,602
He says he's had his privates
slapped by the KGB,
276
00:14:37,676 --> 00:14:40,008
so he's not afraid of the
New York City Police.
277
00:14:42,681 --> 00:14:45,707
That's him. High-stylin'
low-tippin' player.
278
00:14:45,817 --> 00:14:48,251
Okay, let me
write this up in
your statement.
279
00:14:48,619 --> 00:14:50,416
Kira or whatever
his name is,
280
00:14:50,488 --> 00:14:53,457
invoked his right to shut up
until he gets with somebody
from his embassy.
281
00:14:53,591 --> 00:14:56,651
Won't do him any good.
She puts him near the crime
scene with the shooter.
282
00:14:56,794 --> 00:14:58,887
Any idea where they
got their guns?
No.
283
00:14:58,963 --> 00:15:00,863
And no outgoing calls
from the motel.
284
00:15:01,032 --> 00:15:02,727
We're checking the phone
booths on the street.
285
00:15:03,034 --> 00:15:06,834
Yeah. It's no little black
book either. But, uh...
286
00:15:06,904 --> 00:15:10,931
He had this card with him
from the Brooklyn Pain
Management Clinic.
287
00:15:11,008 --> 00:15:14,034
Hmm, maybe all
that shooting gave him
carpal tunnel syndrome.
288
00:15:15,112 --> 00:15:16,511
He is not familiar.
289
00:15:16,579 --> 00:15:18,706
But I don't personally
see all the patients.
290
00:15:18,848 --> 00:15:20,679
A lot of 'em
fly here from Moscow?
291
00:15:20,784 --> 00:15:23,309
This is not Sloan-Kettering.
292
00:15:23,553 --> 00:15:25,453
People don't fly here,
they take the bus.
293
00:15:25,655 --> 00:15:28,055
You know anyone named
Andrei Rogatin?
No.
294
00:15:28,191 --> 00:15:29,180
Vasily Chuikov?
295
00:15:29,793 --> 00:15:31,488
Am I supposed to
know these people?
296
00:15:31,995 --> 00:15:35,294
Can you explain why a guy
who just got off the plane
would have your card on him?
297
00:15:35,365 --> 00:15:37,833
It's a long flight.
Maybe his back hurts.
298
00:15:38,168 --> 00:15:40,295
Maybe somebody who likes
our work gave it to him.
299
00:15:40,370 --> 00:15:41,564
Yeah, maybe
that's what it is.
300
00:15:41,805 --> 00:15:44,103
You have a pain in the
back, detective, we
can help you.
301
00:15:44,507 --> 00:15:46,997
Yeah, well, the pain I'm
getting isn't in my back.
302
00:15:47,276 --> 00:15:48,834
Thanks a lot, Mr. Malone.
303
00:15:53,315 --> 00:15:54,942
What's their tax ID number?
304
00:15:55,317 --> 00:15:59,083
Georges Malone. Sounds like
he took a few syllables off
his name.
305
00:15:59,788 --> 00:16:02,985
Only one, actually.
His real name is
Georgy Maletkov.
306
00:16:03,459 --> 00:16:06,394
Got his file right over here.
Well, what is he, a doctor?
307
00:16:06,795 --> 00:16:09,889
Only if he stole
the license. Yeah.
308
00:16:10,732 --> 00:16:15,259
Immigrated 1992.
By '94, he had a physical
therapy clinic in Queens and
309
00:16:15,336 --> 00:16:17,304
was being investigated
for Medicare fraud.
310
00:16:17,472 --> 00:16:20,600
Guy doesn't waste time.
He pled guilty to
misdemeanor filing of false
311
00:16:20,675 --> 00:16:24,941
business documents,
paid a fine. By '96, he was
back in business in the Bronx.
312
00:16:25,213 --> 00:16:28,205
- This time it was phony disability claims.
- Now he's in Brooklyn.
313
00:16:28,516 --> 00:16:31,781
Yeah. Pop the weasel.
By the time he shows up on
our radar, he's moved on.
314
00:16:31,886 --> 00:16:33,649
Lennie, you got that list from
the construction site?
315
00:16:34,021 --> 00:16:37,013
The contractor gave us the
names of the subs who had
access to the crime scene.
316
00:16:38,659 --> 00:16:43,561
Yeah. Here. Lydec Electric.
The patients from that
disability scam?
317
00:16:43,997 --> 00:16:45,726
Four of 'em
worked for Lydec.
318
00:16:48,201 --> 00:16:49,930
I don't know that guy,
Maletkov.
319
00:16:50,003 --> 00:16:52,369
You don't think it's funny
that you worked on the
building where
320
00:16:52,439 --> 00:16:55,306
this watch salesman was killed
by a guy who had the business
card of the guy
321
00:16:55,375 --> 00:16:57,468
who treated your
employees two years ago?
322
00:16:57,844 --> 00:17:01,041
Maybe funny for you. You
think all Russians are crooks?
323
00:17:01,314 --> 00:17:03,179
Just the crooked ones.
Hey...
324
00:17:03,450 --> 00:17:06,544
How long do you think it's
gonna take us to connect
the rest of the dots?
325
00:17:06,853 --> 00:17:09,253
You don't want to
save us the legwork,
that's up to you.
326
00:17:09,388 --> 00:17:12,152
But when the hammer
comes down, you're
gonna wish you had.
327
00:17:12,391 --> 00:17:15,053
You want to put me in prison
because I don't wanna talk
to you? I don't care.
328
00:17:15,427 --> 00:17:16,894
Prison is nothing to me.
329
00:17:17,830 --> 00:17:20,799
My husband isn't afraid.
I'm not afraid.
330
00:17:21,066 --> 00:17:24,229
We're not murderers. You can't
put us in prison forever.
331
00:17:24,470 --> 00:17:25,698
You could lose
your business.
332
00:17:25,971 --> 00:17:29,429
So we make another business.
It's not first time.
333
00:17:29,742 --> 00:17:33,701
Really? Big demand
for electricians in Moscow?
334
00:17:34,480 --> 00:17:36,004
What do you mean, Moscow?
335
00:17:36,182 --> 00:17:38,581
Immigration Reform Act
of 1996.
336
00:17:39,217 --> 00:17:42,050
We'll go over your books,
your tax returns.
337
00:17:42,387 --> 00:17:44,446
If we find one decimal point
out of place,
338
00:17:44,556 --> 00:17:46,956
you're on a plane back to the
cheese lines in Red Square.
339
00:17:47,292 --> 00:17:48,554
But we have a green card.
340
00:17:48,660 --> 00:17:51,356
I'm sure you'll get a lot of
rubles for it on the black
market.
341
00:17:52,063 --> 00:17:54,054
So what's it going to be,
Mrs. Dementev,
342
00:17:54,899 --> 00:17:56,560
corn flakes or kasha
for breakfast?
343
00:18:05,742 --> 00:18:07,232
Okay. I tell you.
344
00:18:08,645 --> 00:18:10,977
But you must protect us
from these people!
345
00:18:11,415 --> 00:18:12,404
What people?
346
00:18:13,016 --> 00:18:16,543
Vory VZakone. Thieves in law.
347
00:18:19,323 --> 00:18:20,312
The mafiya.
348
00:18:22,859 --> 00:18:24,190
You help us,
we'll help you.
349
00:18:27,431 --> 00:18:30,161
Maletkov is second cousin
to my husband.
350
00:18:30,867 --> 00:18:34,131
David gave him
the key to the building
where he was working.
351
00:18:34,637 --> 00:18:36,434
He did not have a choice.
352
00:18:37,306 --> 00:18:40,833
He thought Maletkov
wanted to, uh, steal, uh,
building materials.
353
00:18:41,377 --> 00:18:42,844
Copper pipes.
354
00:18:46,082 --> 00:18:48,846
You protect us, okay?
355
00:18:58,027 --> 00:18:59,551
Step away
from the window!
356
00:19:02,530 --> 00:19:03,656
He tossed a gun.
357
00:19:05,467 --> 00:19:07,765
Georgy Maletkov,
or whatever your name is,
358
00:19:07,836 --> 00:19:11,465
you're under arrest for the
murder of Vasily Chuikov.
Let's go.
359
00:19:14,409 --> 00:19:17,037
Case number 469990,
360
00:19:17,245 --> 00:19:21,875
"People v. Georgy Maletkov
and Boris Kira, One Count
Each Murder Two. "
361
00:19:22,117 --> 00:19:24,176
A plea from your clients,
Mr. Margolis.
362
00:19:24,252 --> 00:19:26,277
- An emphatic not guilty.
- What else?
363
00:19:26,488 --> 00:19:29,787
People on bail?
Remand. Both defendants
are foreign nationals.
364
00:19:29,858 --> 00:19:31,791
Uh, Mr. Maletkov
has applied
for citizenship.
365
00:19:31,925 --> 00:19:34,621
Defendant Kira
was in possession of
a false passport.
366
00:19:34,695 --> 00:19:38,062
Fine, fine, we will
concede Mr. Kira for remand.
Let's talk about Mr. Maletkov.
367
00:19:38,132 --> 00:19:39,531
He's a tax-paying business
owner...
368
00:19:39,600 --> 00:19:42,034
Who's under
investigation for
Medicare fraud.
369
00:19:42,369 --> 00:19:45,566
Who was trying to dispose
of an unlicensed firearm
when he was arrested.
370
00:19:45,773 --> 00:19:48,037
And who was given
a key to the murder scene
371
00:19:48,108 --> 00:19:50,303
two days before
the victim was killed
and mutilated there.
372
00:19:50,377 --> 00:19:52,572
This is all serendipity,
Your Honor.
It's evidence.
373
00:19:53,280 --> 00:19:54,804
Both defendants remanded.
374
00:19:56,784 --> 00:19:59,377
Kira's real name is
Mikhail Tolstonog,
resident of Moscow,
375
00:19:59,452 --> 00:20:01,613
same pedigree as Rogatin.
Who is he?
376
00:20:02,055 --> 00:20:03,818
He's the one who
was shot by the police.
377
00:20:04,123 --> 00:20:05,988
We think they're both
connected to Maletkov.
378
00:20:06,292 --> 00:20:08,487
Maletkov. Tolstonog.
379
00:20:09,529 --> 00:20:11,656
No wonder I never
got through War and Peace.
380
00:20:11,764 --> 00:20:13,629
All these names
add up to what?
381
00:20:14,634 --> 00:20:17,967
Maletkov flew in a couple of
out-of-town hitters to take
care of Mr. Chuikov.
382
00:20:18,037 --> 00:20:19,595
"Why?" is the million-dollar
question.
383
00:20:19,672 --> 00:20:21,765
Chuikov's wife never
heard of Maletkov.
384
00:20:21,841 --> 00:20:25,470
And Chuikov's name did not
show up in our investigations
of Maletkov's fraud schemes.
385
00:20:25,978 --> 00:20:28,707
They just picked him
out of the Brighton Beach
Who's Who?
386
00:20:29,014 --> 00:20:31,278
I hope between the three
of you, there's a case.
387
00:20:32,351 --> 00:20:35,184
Ballistics made a probable
match between Tolstonog's gun
388
00:20:35,253 --> 00:20:38,017
and the bullet fragment
pulled from Chuikov's body.
Probable...
389
00:20:38,724 --> 00:20:40,885
What about this eyewitness,
the little boy?
390
00:20:40,959 --> 00:20:44,156
He's been diagnosed with
acute post-traumatic
stress disorder.
391
00:20:44,329 --> 00:20:45,990
No one's been
able to get a
story out of him.
392
00:20:46,098 --> 00:20:48,532
The other witnesses should
get us past the grand jury.
393
00:20:50,402 --> 00:20:51,596
Barely.
394
00:20:54,873 --> 00:20:57,932
I worked next to Mr. Chuikov
for the last seven years.
395
00:20:58,042 --> 00:21:00,636
We were friendly, but I...
I wouldn't say familiar.
396
00:21:01,379 --> 00:21:04,542
When he left on the day
in question, where did he
tell you he was going?
397
00:21:04,715 --> 00:21:08,344
He told me he was going to
meet a new source for
some very expensive watches.
398
00:21:08,819 --> 00:21:10,411
Where was he meeting
this source?
399
00:21:11,255 --> 00:21:12,620
Oh, he didn't tell me that.
400
00:21:14,258 --> 00:21:17,455
Mr. Bronstein, didn't you tell
Detectives Briscoe and Curtis
401
00:21:17,995 --> 00:21:21,795
that Mr. Chuikov said he was
meeting his source at PK's
Diner on the West Side?
402
00:21:21,866 --> 00:21:26,359
No. I speculated he was
meeting on the West Side,
but I didn't know where.
403
00:21:27,137 --> 00:21:28,195
You know what I
think happened?
404
00:21:28,938 --> 00:21:30,963
Vas, uh, Mr. Chuikov,
405
00:21:31,608 --> 00:21:34,406
he asked me for a good place
to eat on the West Side,
406
00:21:34,744 --> 00:21:36,644
and I told him PK's.
407
00:21:37,046 --> 00:21:41,142
I think the officers
misunderstood that.
That must be what happened.
408
00:21:45,455 --> 00:21:49,323
I never see David give
Maletkov the key.
He never told me he did.
409
00:21:49,592 --> 00:21:53,186
You told Ms. Carmichael you
saw Mr. Maletkov come into
your place of business.
410
00:21:53,262 --> 00:21:54,354
Yes, I said that.
411
00:21:54,430 --> 00:21:56,728
He talked to your husband,
your husband gave him the key,
412
00:21:56,799 --> 00:21:58,130
isn't that what you
told Ms. Carmichael?
413
00:21:58,734 --> 00:22:01,464
- Yes, yes, but it's not true.
- You lied?
414
00:22:01,703 --> 00:22:03,295
She scared me!
415
00:22:03,806 --> 00:22:07,298
That girl,
she has heart like KGB.
416
00:22:08,210 --> 00:22:10,838
She said she was
going to deport me,
back to Russia.
417
00:22:11,980 --> 00:22:13,675
So I told her what she wanted.
418
00:22:19,455 --> 00:22:21,649
I want to know what happened.
Did somebody threaten you?
419
00:22:21,722 --> 00:22:22,711
Leave me alone.
420
00:22:22,890 --> 00:22:24,517
If you don't help us,
we can't protect you.
421
00:22:24,592 --> 00:22:27,288
You don't understand.
You can't protect everybody.
422
00:22:29,197 --> 00:22:30,186
Who else do we have?
423
00:22:30,631 --> 00:22:33,657
The waitress from the diner.
She was supposed to be
here two hours ago.
424
00:22:33,734 --> 00:22:36,294
I'm gonna recess
the grand jury. You call
Briscoe and Curtis.
425
00:22:37,939 --> 00:22:40,806
I go to court, it'll cost me
a half-a-day's tips.
426
00:22:41,008 --> 00:22:42,305
I got my babies at home.
427
00:22:42,477 --> 00:22:45,605
Come on, Miss Dobbs...
My cousin, she works
in a legal aid office.
428
00:22:45,680 --> 00:22:49,137
She asked if you could put
somebody like me in jail for
refusin' to talk to the D.A.
429
00:22:49,382 --> 00:22:51,316
They told her that would
hardly happen.
430
00:22:51,418 --> 00:22:53,818
Technically, you can be
cited for contempt.
431
00:22:53,887 --> 00:22:57,448
But it would hardly happen.
So I am not gonna do it.
432
00:22:58,992 --> 00:23:00,323
I'm sorry.
433
00:23:03,029 --> 00:23:05,293
I don't know anything
about Josette's business.
434
00:23:05,365 --> 00:23:08,357
She didn't tell you that
she was helping us with
that murder down the block?
435
00:23:08,635 --> 00:23:10,398
People talk to cops,
they get in trouble.
436
00:23:10,504 --> 00:23:12,870
Why? Someone making
trouble for her?
437
00:23:14,541 --> 00:23:17,373
You think it's over,
you think they're
gonna leave her alone, now?
438
00:23:23,916 --> 00:23:27,750
Friday morning, some guy
in a white Mercedes,
you know, a big one,
439
00:23:28,687 --> 00:23:31,087
was waiting for her outside,
when she came in for work.
440
00:23:31,457 --> 00:23:32,583
He talked to her.
441
00:23:33,759 --> 00:23:36,284
She was pretty shook up.
She say anything?
442
00:23:36,829 --> 00:23:38,626
No.
What did this
guy do?
443
00:23:38,864 --> 00:23:42,595
He just talked to her and then
he used the pay phone right
outside there...
444
00:23:43,135 --> 00:23:44,226
And took off.
445
00:23:51,809 --> 00:23:52,969
This your car?
Yes.
446
00:23:53,044 --> 00:23:55,012
You're Roman Laskin?
Yeah. What's goin' on?
447
00:23:55,079 --> 00:23:57,809
What's going on is,
you're under arrest.
Put your hands on the hood.
448
00:23:58,483 --> 00:24:01,145
What am I under arrest for?
No, no, we ask the questions.
449
00:24:01,419 --> 00:24:04,513
Last Friday you made
a phone call from the
West Side. You called here?
450
00:24:04,589 --> 00:24:07,888
I don't know.
If your friends are smart,
they'll stay outta this.
451
00:24:08,159 --> 00:24:10,354
You have to tell me
what I am under arrest for.
452
00:24:10,428 --> 00:24:13,294
Attempted DUl. I smell a
whiff of vodka on your breath.
453
00:24:13,363 --> 00:24:16,355
And we're confiscating
your car. We can do that now,
ya know.
454
00:24:16,667 --> 00:24:19,295
Lennie, look what I found
in the glove box.
455
00:24:19,736 --> 00:24:21,897
A copy of the voluntary
disclosure form.
456
00:24:21,972 --> 00:24:24,839
A list of witnesses with
their addresses penciled in.
457
00:24:24,908 --> 00:24:27,843
You know who uses these?
Yeah. The D.A.s.
458
00:24:29,980 --> 00:24:33,347
My assistant sent it to
their defense lawyer
with the complaint form.
459
00:24:34,184 --> 00:24:37,620
The names were supposed to
have been blacked out. My
fault. I should've checked it.
460
00:24:37,754 --> 00:24:39,984
Should have? We're lucky none
of those people are dead.
461
00:24:40,157 --> 00:24:42,784
Who had the terrific idea
of listing their addresses?
462
00:24:43,092 --> 00:24:44,081
Nobody.
463
00:24:44,360 --> 00:24:46,260
Once they had the names,
they must've looked 'em up.
464
00:24:46,395 --> 00:24:48,420
Right. Why make it
easy for them?
465
00:24:48,531 --> 00:24:51,056
Adam, the person
we should be screaming at
466
00:24:51,167 --> 00:24:53,260
is the son of a bitch
who passed this on
to those thugs.
467
00:24:55,438 --> 00:24:57,099
I want him
off the case,
Your Honor!
468
00:24:57,239 --> 00:24:59,469
He endangered witnesses,
interfered with the
prosecution...
469
00:24:59,542 --> 00:25:02,204
If Mr. McCoy had
evidence to go with his
huffing and puffing,
470
00:25:02,278 --> 00:25:03,745
I'd be in handcuffs
right now.
471
00:25:04,013 --> 00:25:07,210
We can meet the standard of
proof required to remove
a corrupt attorney.
472
00:25:07,283 --> 00:25:08,874
It's all there in the
moving papers.
473
00:25:09,084 --> 00:25:10,984
Yes. Fascinating reading.
474
00:25:11,119 --> 00:25:13,178
- Your Honor...
- You're out, Mr. Margolis.
475
00:25:14,556 --> 00:25:16,683
There's only one
inference to be drawn from
the fact that the VDF
476
00:25:16,758 --> 00:25:19,488
got into the wrong hands.
Well, that's unwarranted.
I'm filing an appeal.
477
00:25:19,594 --> 00:25:21,585
Yes, and in the meantime,
you're still out.
478
00:25:22,063 --> 00:25:24,258
All right. I want two days
to get new counsel for my
clients.
479
00:25:24,332 --> 00:25:26,892
And replace Bonnie with Clyde?
His entire firm should be
barred.
480
00:25:26,968 --> 00:25:28,560
My clients have the right
to choose their counsel.
481
00:25:28,637 --> 00:25:30,798
They have the right
to counsel. Period.
482
00:25:30,872 --> 00:25:32,601
Anything beyond that
is a privilege.
483
00:25:32,941 --> 00:25:37,104
Your Honor can exercise a veto
or appoint new counsel from
the 18-B panel.
484
00:25:37,378 --> 00:25:40,643
Yes. New counsel will be
subject to my approval.
485
00:25:41,148 --> 00:25:43,378
My last act on behalf
of these defendants.
486
00:25:44,485 --> 00:25:45,474
Motion to dismiss.
487
00:25:48,856 --> 00:25:52,189
Emil, we're facing a motion
to dismiss, our witnesses
won't cooperate.
488
00:25:52,493 --> 00:25:54,358
This boy is our last
best hope.
489
00:25:55,562 --> 00:25:56,620
Couldn't you
treat him?
490
00:25:57,031 --> 00:25:59,431
I'm not a child psychologist.
I don't have the expertise.
491
00:25:59,900 --> 00:26:01,527
I'm sorry it screws up
your case, but...
492
00:26:01,602 --> 00:26:03,502
If it was your kid,
who would you get?
493
00:26:06,239 --> 00:26:09,072
Well, since she's gone back to
teaching, Liz Olivet.
494
00:26:09,142 --> 00:26:11,406
Specializes in kids with
crime-related trauma.
495
00:26:13,146 --> 00:26:16,013
We're gonna videotape our
little talk, so that I can
look at it later. Okay?
496
00:26:16,416 --> 00:26:17,405
Okay.
497
00:26:20,053 --> 00:26:21,042
Can I play too?
498
00:26:21,688 --> 00:26:24,179
Okay.
Which one
should I be?
499
00:26:25,158 --> 00:26:26,147
What are we playing?
500
00:26:26,893 --> 00:26:28,053
Space.
Okay.
501
00:26:31,631 --> 00:26:33,223
Do you have your own
bedroom, Billy?
502
00:26:34,466 --> 00:26:35,592
What time do you go to bed?
503
00:26:36,268 --> 00:26:38,293
10:00.
Sometimes 10:30.
504
00:26:38,737 --> 00:26:39,863
You sleep okay?
505
00:26:41,406 --> 00:26:43,874
Ever have any bad dreams?
Sometimes.
506
00:26:46,278 --> 00:26:48,303
How about before
that man was killed,
507
00:26:49,214 --> 00:26:51,341
the one everyone's been
asking you about.
508
00:26:52,317 --> 00:26:53,648
Did you have a bad dream?
509
00:26:54,352 --> 00:26:55,341
Mmm-hmm.
510
00:26:56,154 --> 00:26:57,985
I want you to tell me about
that dream.
511
00:26:59,524 --> 00:27:00,616
Will you do that, Billy?
512
00:27:10,301 --> 00:27:11,996
I was hiding in
the old factory.
513
00:27:12,837 --> 00:27:15,863
Four men came in.
They were making
a lot of noise and...
514
00:27:19,176 --> 00:27:20,973
What else did they do, Billy?
515
00:27:24,749 --> 00:27:26,273
They shot one of the men.
516
00:27:27,752 --> 00:27:29,379
They cut him up with knives.
517
00:27:31,421 --> 00:27:32,410
They cut his hands off.
518
00:27:33,757 --> 00:27:36,055
Then they put him
in a box, like a cooler,
519
00:27:36,559 --> 00:27:37,719
with snakes on it.
520
00:27:47,036 --> 00:27:49,834
Then they put plastic
around the dead man
and took him away.
521
00:27:53,042 --> 00:27:57,240
And after you had this dream,
did something like that happen
for real?
522
00:28:00,949 --> 00:28:02,041
Yes.
523
00:28:03,252 --> 00:28:05,652
And you think that it was
your fault?
524
00:28:07,422 --> 00:28:09,913
Because I didn't tell anyone
I had the dream.
525
00:28:12,761 --> 00:28:14,661
It's called "omen formation".
526
00:28:14,963 --> 00:28:17,932
These kids want to have a
sense of control over the
terrible event they witnessed,
527
00:28:18,000 --> 00:28:20,434
so they come to believe
that they dreamed it
before it happened.
528
00:28:20,636 --> 00:28:22,900
Then they feel guilty because
they didn't do anything
to stop it.
529
00:28:23,238 --> 00:28:25,172
Poor kid gets it
coming and going.
530
00:28:25,374 --> 00:28:28,035
Would he recognize
the killers?
He said he could.
531
00:28:28,242 --> 00:28:30,369
Do you think it's healthy,
putting him through the
witness grinder?
532
00:28:30,545 --> 00:28:33,343
He told me he wants to
help the police punish
the bad guys.
533
00:28:34,015 --> 00:28:35,448
It might give him closure.
534
00:28:36,117 --> 00:28:38,608
His mother's not thrilled,
but she'll go along.
535
00:28:38,853 --> 00:28:40,787
Let's not kid ourselves
about the risks.
536
00:28:41,255 --> 00:28:42,882
The guy with
the white Benz
was arrested
537
00:28:42,957 --> 00:28:46,859
coming out of a
diesel oil company
owned by Konstantin Volsky.
538
00:28:48,062 --> 00:28:50,656
We've been looking at Volsky
for gasoline bootlegging.
539
00:28:51,032 --> 00:28:53,500
The guy's an octopus,
a major player in the
Russian mob.
540
00:28:53,801 --> 00:28:55,267
And if this all leads back
to him...
541
00:28:55,335 --> 00:28:57,360
We'll move the boy and his
mother into a safe house.
542
00:28:57,537 --> 00:28:59,300
I want them under wraps
until the trial.
543
00:28:59,773 --> 00:29:00,967
There's still the line-up.
544
00:29:03,376 --> 00:29:07,813
Okay, Billy, I want you to
stand right over here.
I'll be right back.
545
00:29:11,518 --> 00:29:15,682
I still resent the implication
that showing us his face would
put the boy in danger.
546
00:29:15,755 --> 00:29:19,589
Mr. Manning, the judge ruled
that we could do this, so
spare us your bellyaching.
547
00:29:19,659 --> 00:29:22,025
Okay, now just
look through the glass.
548
00:29:22,229 --> 00:29:24,924
You'll see some men
walking out wearing numbers.
549
00:29:25,297 --> 00:29:27,822
And I'll ask you if you've
seen any of them before.
550
00:29:28,167 --> 00:29:31,034
And if you have, you tell me
what number they're wearing.
551
00:29:31,403 --> 00:29:33,530
Okay? Now remember,
552
00:29:34,039 --> 00:29:37,805
you will be able to
see them, but they
won't be able to see you.
553
00:29:38,611 --> 00:29:39,669
Okay?
Okay.
554
00:29:39,845 --> 00:29:40,834
Here we go.
555
00:29:41,680 --> 00:29:42,669
First group.
556
00:29:50,589 --> 00:29:52,749
Have you seen
any of these men before?
557
00:29:59,030 --> 00:30:00,793
Yes. Number Four.
558
00:30:01,199 --> 00:30:03,167
Well, you're gonna
have to speak up.
559
00:30:03,835 --> 00:30:04,824
Number Four.
560
00:30:05,470 --> 00:30:06,630
He shot the man.
561
00:30:07,639 --> 00:30:08,901
Next group.
562
00:30:19,716 --> 00:30:21,411
Do you recognize any
of these men?
563
00:30:22,452 --> 00:30:23,441
Number Eleven.
564
00:30:26,623 --> 00:30:27,885
He cut off the hands.
565
00:30:29,559 --> 00:30:30,583
Okay.
566
00:30:31,762 --> 00:30:32,751
That's it.
567
00:30:34,364 --> 00:30:38,357
Tell Mr. Margolis he can
stuff his motion to dismiss.
568
00:30:46,276 --> 00:30:47,708
A 10-year-old boy...
569
00:30:48,277 --> 00:30:50,837
After all your other
witnesses recanted.
570
00:30:51,047 --> 00:30:54,016
'Cause they don't want to
end up wrapped in plastic
in the trunk of a car.
571
00:30:54,450 --> 00:30:57,578
I'm offering him
15 years minimum
for a plea to murder two.
572
00:30:57,720 --> 00:31:00,154
In return for a
lifetime supply of Beluga?
573
00:31:00,222 --> 00:31:02,622
He tells me who ordered
the killing and why.
574
00:31:03,693 --> 00:31:06,753
He talks to me
about Konstantin Volsky.
575
00:31:07,430 --> 00:31:11,389
My colleague is making
the same offer to his
accomplice as we speak.
576
00:31:11,867 --> 00:31:13,459
Whoever raises their
hand first...
577
00:31:13,536 --> 00:31:16,368
You think because we
have an accent we're stupid?
578
00:31:17,405 --> 00:31:20,533
When I was 14, at the
state school in Moscow,
579
00:31:21,242 --> 00:31:24,405
I was reading Emerson,
Faulkner, Hemingway.
580
00:31:24,913 --> 00:31:26,505
I was studying John Keynes.
581
00:31:26,715 --> 00:31:28,842
Milton Friedman.
Mr. Maletkov, I...
582
00:31:28,917 --> 00:31:29,906
Ca-ca-ca-ca.
583
00:31:31,753 --> 00:31:33,744
I made a lot of
money in Russia.
584
00:31:34,622 --> 00:31:36,556
You think that's easy,
you try it.
585
00:31:37,359 --> 00:31:40,055
So when I come here, ha...
586
00:31:41,262 --> 00:31:45,357
America is like a big baby.
We're taking candy out of
your hand,
587
00:31:45,899 --> 00:31:47,093
out of your mouth.
588
00:31:48,068 --> 00:31:49,057
So...
589
00:31:51,905 --> 00:31:55,272
Save your deals for the
pipeheads in Harlem.
590
00:31:57,945 --> 00:32:00,140
I have appointment
to play chess.
591
00:32:00,848 --> 00:32:01,940
Okay?
592
00:32:11,025 --> 00:32:12,218
Looks like a no.
593
00:32:13,459 --> 00:32:14,790
How'd you do
with Tolstonog?
594
00:32:15,328 --> 00:32:18,627
0- for-2. Apparently,
compared to his digs in
Moscow,
595
00:32:18,698 --> 00:32:19,790
Rikers is hog heaven.
596
00:32:20,500 --> 00:32:21,694
Might all be academic.
597
00:32:22,335 --> 00:32:26,135
I'm not looking forward to
facing a jury with only a
child's eyewitness account.
598
00:32:27,707 --> 00:32:29,766
I was thinking
about what
the boy said,
599
00:32:30,309 --> 00:32:32,903
about Maletkov putting the
hands in a cooler.
600
00:32:33,279 --> 00:32:34,268
Why a cooler?
601
00:32:34,847 --> 00:32:36,838
Why not a bag if you're
just gonna get rid of them?
602
00:32:37,550 --> 00:32:38,812
Good question.
603
00:32:39,851 --> 00:32:41,910
He said the
cooler had
snakes on it.
604
00:32:42,888 --> 00:32:44,879
He might be
describing
a caduceus.
605
00:32:45,657 --> 00:32:49,354
Maybe the cooler is for
shipping bio-medical
specimens.
606
00:32:51,763 --> 00:32:53,958
Do we have the records from
Maletkov's clinic?
607
00:32:56,501 --> 00:33:00,403
Maletkov's got to be
makin' $250,000 a month
by massaging sore muscles.
608
00:33:00,605 --> 00:33:02,095
Ain't America grand.
609
00:33:02,908 --> 00:33:04,341
You got to hand it to
him, though.
610
00:33:04,910 --> 00:33:07,640
He's been here six years,
he's working the system
like a slot machine.
611
00:33:07,712 --> 00:33:09,941
I'm still tryin' to
figure out alternate side
of the street parking.
612
00:33:11,615 --> 00:33:12,604
Jackpot.
613
00:33:13,684 --> 00:33:18,815
An invoice for shipment of a
medical specimen, the day
after the killing to Moscow.
614
00:33:20,224 --> 00:33:23,284
Along with toilet paper,
they're also having a
shortage of hands?
615
00:33:23,561 --> 00:33:25,756
Maletkov was sending
a message.
616
00:33:26,864 --> 00:33:28,957
Why do you want to know
about Vasily's family?
617
00:33:29,867 --> 00:33:31,835
It might explain why he
was killed.
618
00:33:32,336 --> 00:33:34,531
I told the police.
They're honest people.
619
00:33:35,306 --> 00:33:36,567
We're sure they are.
620
00:33:36,940 --> 00:33:40,034
We just need to know their
names and any information
you have about them.
621
00:33:40,510 --> 00:33:41,943
Are his parents
still alive?
622
00:33:42,212 --> 00:33:44,806
No. He has an uncle.
And what does he do?
623
00:33:45,048 --> 00:33:47,642
He's an agricultural
engineer in the Ukraine.
624
00:33:48,551 --> 00:33:50,542
Who else? Your husband
have any siblings?
625
00:33:50,954 --> 00:33:51,943
A sister.
626
00:33:52,255 --> 00:33:54,849
She's an administrator at
the university in Moscow.
627
00:33:55,525 --> 00:33:57,322
Her husband passed
away two years ago.
628
00:33:57,694 --> 00:33:59,491
They have any children?
A son.
629
00:33:59,562 --> 00:34:02,190
Vasily's nephew. He's the
president of a bank.
630
00:34:02,532 --> 00:34:05,591
A banker.
Have you talked to him
since your husband died?
631
00:34:06,001 --> 00:34:08,629
Uh, no, I talked to his
mother. I left him messages.
632
00:34:09,104 --> 00:34:10,469
He hasn't called back?
633
00:34:11,640 --> 00:34:14,803
Was he close to your husband?
They used to talk
every month.
634
00:34:21,483 --> 00:34:23,610
I'm not understanding
why am I here?
635
00:34:24,186 --> 00:34:26,245
The national police put me
on the plane,
636
00:34:26,889 --> 00:34:29,323
and they told me I'm a
material witness for my uncle.
637
00:34:29,458 --> 00:34:31,949
We realize you've had
a long trip, but...
638
00:34:32,660 --> 00:34:34,525
What do I know about my uncle?
He's dead.
639
00:34:35,530 --> 00:34:36,963
And do you know why?
640
00:34:37,331 --> 00:34:38,855
I'm not the police.
641
00:34:39,534 --> 00:34:43,800
The people
who killed your uncle
cut off his hands
642
00:34:44,272 --> 00:34:46,399
and sent them to you
in Moscow to make
an impression on you. Why?
643
00:34:46,841 --> 00:34:48,069
What did they
want you to do?
644
00:34:48,442 --> 00:34:50,876
I don't know any of this.
Please.
Mr. Kuzmin,
645
00:34:51,012 --> 00:34:52,570
didn't you love your uncle?
646
00:34:53,447 --> 00:34:54,436
Yes.
647
00:34:55,483 --> 00:34:56,711
I love my family.
648
00:34:57,552 --> 00:34:59,986
That is why I can't help you.
It's too late.
649
00:35:01,521 --> 00:35:04,888
Whatever these people are
forcing you to do, I'm sure
it's illegal in your country.
650
00:35:06,626 --> 00:35:08,594
You'll be arrested,
you'll go to prison.
651
00:35:08,695 --> 00:35:10,185
Your family will have to
fend for itself.
652
00:35:10,397 --> 00:35:11,887
What am I supposed to do?
653
00:35:12,899 --> 00:35:13,923
They will kill me.
654
00:35:14,935 --> 00:35:17,130
They will kill my family.
We can help you.
655
00:35:18,305 --> 00:35:20,330
Mr. Osborne is from the
justice department.
656
00:35:20,840 --> 00:35:23,400
They have a witness protection
program, they'll relocate you,
657
00:35:23,476 --> 00:35:27,503
your wife and your children
to the United States and give
you new identities, new jobs.
658
00:35:27,581 --> 00:35:31,414
That is not enough. They will
kill my mother, they will kill
my wife's family.
659
00:35:31,850 --> 00:35:32,874
I couldn't leave them behind.
660
00:35:33,452 --> 00:35:35,181
How many people are
we talking about?
661
00:35:40,125 --> 00:35:41,114
Fourteen.
662
00:35:46,165 --> 00:35:48,190
Fine. I'll get it approved.
663
00:35:49,668 --> 00:35:50,657
Fourteen?
664
00:35:53,572 --> 00:35:56,473
What do we call these people?
Forensic refugees?
665
00:35:57,742 --> 00:35:59,676
Who else does the jury
have to look forward to?
666
00:35:59,744 --> 00:36:03,236
We have Billy Woodson's
testimony, we have ballistics,
the motel records...
667
00:36:03,314 --> 00:36:06,181
Ah, coincidences,
probable matches,
668
00:36:06,551 --> 00:36:09,987
your case is still resting
on some very small shoulders.
669
00:36:12,223 --> 00:36:14,851
Forensic refugees.
Now there's a growth industry.
670
00:36:15,526 --> 00:36:16,515
You think so?
671
00:36:16,594 --> 00:36:19,085
Here, we bitch because
organized crime is a
parasite on our economy.
672
00:36:19,163 --> 00:36:22,564
In Russia, there's
nothing but organized crime.
It's a kleptocracy.
673
00:36:23,101 --> 00:36:26,035
As for guys like Volsky,
they're a bigger headache
than ten John Gottis.
674
00:36:26,136 --> 00:36:28,604
Mmm.
Different accent,
same problem.
675
00:36:28,672 --> 00:36:31,300
La Cosa Nostra are lap dogs
compared to these guys.
676
00:36:31,608 --> 00:36:35,066
They're brutal and they're
smart. They'll pull capers the
others are too stupid to try.
677
00:36:35,145 --> 00:36:38,410
And they'll do business
with anyone. Puerto Ricans,
Chinese...
678
00:36:38,482 --> 00:36:41,076
I hope this isn't just
rehashed Cold War rhetoric.
679
00:36:41,151 --> 00:36:44,086
No. My old man, he sold
tool and die equipment
to the Soviets.
680
00:36:44,254 --> 00:36:45,516
He'd have them over for
dinner.
681
00:36:45,856 --> 00:36:50,293
I was 12, sitting around
with these party apparatchiks
who survived Stalingrad,
682
00:36:50,360 --> 00:36:51,793
who survived Stalin,
683
00:36:52,262 --> 00:36:56,561
who gave this little girl
her first shot of vodka and
her first smoke,
684
00:36:56,932 --> 00:36:59,696
Sobranis with the
cardboard filter.
685
00:37:00,503 --> 00:37:01,765
I loved those old guys.
686
00:37:02,538 --> 00:37:05,063
So my senior year,
I went to Russia.
687
00:37:06,075 --> 00:37:08,270
Now, when I see what's
happening there...
688
00:37:09,679 --> 00:37:10,839
It breaks my heart.
689
00:37:18,120 --> 00:37:19,587
Mr. Gordov says,
690
00:37:20,122 --> 00:37:21,748
he represents investors
691
00:37:22,557 --> 00:37:24,821
who sell Russian oil on
the world market.
692
00:37:25,794 --> 00:37:30,390
He want to open an account
to receive proceeds from
this sale.
693
00:37:30,899 --> 00:37:31,888
How big an account?
694
00:37:32,033 --> 00:37:34,467
Uh, Mr. Gordov said
$30,000,000 a month.
695
00:37:34,536 --> 00:37:38,097
I said I need documents to
prove that his investors are
696
00:37:38,573 --> 00:37:40,006
legal owners of the oil.
697
00:37:40,508 --> 00:37:42,499
You were concerned that
it might be stolen?
698
00:37:43,044 --> 00:37:45,239
Yes. Mr. Gordov said
699
00:37:45,380 --> 00:37:47,814
that I don't need such
documents, and I said
700
00:37:48,249 --> 00:37:50,978
I have no authority
to proceed without
proper document.
701
00:37:51,285 --> 00:37:54,482
What did Mr. Gordov do?
He said he will get
the documents.
702
00:37:54,755 --> 00:37:57,849
Did he?
Yes. After two weeks, I...
703
00:37:59,193 --> 00:38:01,491
I receive a cardboard
box at my office.
704
00:38:03,063 --> 00:38:06,260
Inside it was a plastic
bag with two hands.
705
00:38:08,535 --> 00:38:09,900
Two human hands.
706
00:38:10,537 --> 00:38:12,903
With a wedding ring
still on the finger.
707
00:38:15,309 --> 00:38:16,367
I recognize the ring.
708
00:38:17,511 --> 00:38:19,205
It belonged to my
uncle, Vasily.
709
00:38:20,246 --> 00:38:23,841
Then Mr. Gordov call.
I still have the box
on my desk and he called,
710
00:38:25,184 --> 00:38:27,152
he ask if I received
the document.
711
00:38:27,787 --> 00:38:31,450
He said if I didn't
want more documents,
I will open the account.
712
00:38:32,225 --> 00:38:34,159
What did you do?
What could I do?
713
00:38:35,294 --> 00:38:36,352
I open the account.
714
00:38:37,764 --> 00:38:41,427
What did you think the
purpose to the account was?
It was to...
715
00:38:44,537 --> 00:38:46,004
How to say that?
716
00:38:46,671 --> 00:38:47,660
Launder money.
717
00:38:48,673 --> 00:38:49,799
Criminal money.
718
00:38:50,642 --> 00:38:53,475
I know many banks in Moscow
the mafiya uses for this
purpose.
719
00:38:54,379 --> 00:38:58,110
I give you names but the
Russian central bank,
they do nothing.
720
00:39:01,553 --> 00:39:02,679
Thank you, Mr. Kuzmin.
721
00:39:06,391 --> 00:39:10,020
Mr. Kuzmin, my condolences
for your uncle.
722
00:39:13,698 --> 00:39:18,191
Now, have you ever seen
either of the defendants
before today?
723
00:39:20,371 --> 00:39:21,395
No.
724
00:39:22,706 --> 00:39:26,472
Did this Mr. Gordov ever
mention their names to you?
725
00:39:26,844 --> 00:39:27,833
No.
726
00:39:29,513 --> 00:39:33,040
Then why do you think
they're responsible
for your uncle's death?
727
00:39:35,519 --> 00:39:36,508
Because...
728
00:39:37,988 --> 00:39:39,512
Mr. McCoy tell me.
729
00:39:40,991 --> 00:39:41,980
Thank you.
730
00:39:46,262 --> 00:39:48,423
They were saying stuff
I couldn't understand.
731
00:39:48,932 --> 00:39:50,627
There was all this
blood everywhere.
732
00:39:52,202 --> 00:39:54,033
I got dizzy and sick
in my stomach.
733
00:39:54,504 --> 00:39:56,870
And you were watching
these men through the
hole in the wall?
734
00:39:57,173 --> 00:40:00,939
Yes, sir.
Do you see those men
here in this room?
735
00:40:04,747 --> 00:40:05,736
Yes.
736
00:40:06,449 --> 00:40:08,041
Please point to them, Billy.
737
00:40:15,591 --> 00:40:18,424
The record will reflect the
witness is pointing to the
defendants.
738
00:40:19,094 --> 00:40:20,083
Very good, Billy.
739
00:40:21,263 --> 00:40:22,252
Thank you.
740
00:40:25,267 --> 00:40:26,325
Hi, Billy.
741
00:40:27,369 --> 00:40:28,529
Who's that
in your hand?
742
00:40:31,507 --> 00:40:32,599
X- Men.
743
00:40:33,509 --> 00:40:34,999
My son likes them too.
744
00:40:36,678 --> 00:40:40,579
Billy, when the police came
to talk to you the first time,
745
00:40:41,616 --> 00:40:45,108
you didn't right away tell
them what you just told us,
did you?
746
00:40:45,486 --> 00:40:46,475
No.
747
00:40:46,888 --> 00:40:52,087
In fact, a lot of time
went by before you
told anyone, right?
748
00:40:53,060 --> 00:40:55,927
Yes.
And during that time,
749
00:40:56,430 --> 00:41:00,366
a lot of people talked to
you about what you saw, right?
750
00:41:02,904 --> 00:41:06,897
Yes.
There was Lieutenant Van
Buren, and the two detectives,
751
00:41:06,974 --> 00:41:10,909
and Dr. Skoda and Dr. Olivet,
all of them talked to you?
752
00:41:13,780 --> 00:41:14,804
Yes.
753
00:41:14,881 --> 00:41:17,577
And then,
after all that talk,
754
00:41:18,752 --> 00:41:24,987
you finally told Dr. Olivet
you had a dream about
a man being killed, right?
755
00:41:27,827 --> 00:41:28,816
Yes.
756
00:41:29,429 --> 00:41:32,865
Now, Dr. Olivet
explained to us this morning
757
00:41:33,633 --> 00:41:37,363
you didn't really have this
dream, you just imagined it.
758
00:41:37,970 --> 00:41:41,133
- No. I really dreamed it.
- I believe you, Billy.
759
00:41:42,341 --> 00:41:43,968
I think you dreamed it too.
760
00:41:45,444 --> 00:41:47,708
Now, is it possible...
761
00:41:48,447 --> 00:41:51,348
The things all these
people told you,
762
00:41:51,650 --> 00:41:54,175
maybe some of that
ended up in your dream?
763
00:41:55,955 --> 00:41:56,944
No. Uh-uh.
764
00:42:00,359 --> 00:42:01,724
How about your mom?
765
00:42:03,162 --> 00:42:07,928
Did she talk to you about
this before you told
Dr. Olivet you had a dream?
766
00:42:09,267 --> 00:42:10,291
Yes.
767
00:42:10,468 --> 00:42:11,662
What did
she tell you?
768
00:42:17,609 --> 00:42:19,304
She said if I wanted
to feel better,
769
00:42:20,044 --> 00:42:21,909
I had to tell
the police what I saw.
770
00:42:24,015 --> 00:42:26,074
I had to be
braver than anybody.
771
00:42:27,652 --> 00:42:28,641
Why is that?
772
00:42:29,053 --> 00:42:31,613
Because there were other
people who knew things, too,
773
00:42:32,889 --> 00:42:35,619
but the bad guys scared them,
so they won't help the police.
774
00:42:36,526 --> 00:42:38,460
Your Honor...
In my chambers.
775
00:42:40,497 --> 00:42:43,398
He testified there
are other witnesses
who were intimidated.
776
00:42:43,467 --> 00:42:45,901
It's hearsay, it refers
to facts not in evidence.
777
00:42:45,969 --> 00:42:48,028
Your Honor, Mr. Manning
asked the question.
778
00:42:48,105 --> 00:42:51,836
I didn't ask him about other
witnesses. Your Honor, it's
inflammatory, prejudicial.
779
00:42:51,908 --> 00:42:54,206
And it can be cured with
instructions to the jury.
780
00:42:54,378 --> 00:42:58,246
To ignore what?
The testimony of sweet
little Christopher Robin?
781
00:42:58,749 --> 00:43:00,716
Your Honor, there's only one
cure, and that's a mistrial.
782
00:43:00,783 --> 00:43:03,513
The standard is
manifest necessity.
It doesn't exist here.
783
00:43:03,586 --> 00:43:05,850
The defendants can
still get a fair trial.
784
00:43:06,022 --> 00:43:10,015
Fine, let it go to a verdict.
I've got a ready-made appeal.
It's a bluff, Your Honor.
785
00:43:12,361 --> 00:43:14,659
Mr. McCoy, it's only the
second day of testimony.
786
00:43:14,964 --> 00:43:18,661
A mistrial's not gonna kill
anybody. Monday, we'll
pick a new jury.
787
00:43:23,372 --> 00:43:25,306
Is he done?
Can we go?
788
00:43:25,841 --> 00:43:29,674
Yes, but I'm afraid he'll
have to come back and testify
again, probably next week.
789
00:43:29,878 --> 00:43:30,936
What? Why?
790
00:43:31,579 --> 00:43:34,571
The judge declared a mistrial.
Because of what Billy said?
791
00:43:35,083 --> 00:43:37,278
It's not his fault.
We know.
792
00:43:37,819 --> 00:43:41,016
The judge is afraid of
making a mistake.
I don't care.
793
00:43:41,723 --> 00:43:43,657
I am not putting my son
through this again.
794
00:43:44,159 --> 00:43:46,389
I'm sorry, it can't...
You didn't hear me!
795
00:43:47,429 --> 00:43:49,454
He is not testifying.
He's done.
796
00:43:50,632 --> 00:43:54,659
Mrs. Woodson...
He won't sleep by himself.
797
00:43:55,570 --> 00:43:57,230
He never smiles.
798
00:43:58,872 --> 00:44:02,774
He's not
interested
in anything.
799
00:44:04,011 --> 00:44:05,740
He can't take
this anymore.
800
00:44:08,782 --> 00:44:10,716
Now you can't
make him do this.
801
00:44:14,321 --> 00:44:16,186
So just forget about him.
802
00:44:33,673 --> 00:44:34,970
Mr. Volsky...
803
00:44:43,082 --> 00:44:44,174
What did you
say to him?
804
00:44:45,251 --> 00:44:47,185
"Not one step backwards. "
805
00:44:47,620 --> 00:44:50,589
Stalin's order to the Red Army
when the Germans invaded.
806
00:44:55,127 --> 00:44:57,322
You don't have to rush
into a new trial.
807
00:44:58,163 --> 00:45:00,461
Give the boy some time.
In the meantime,
the other side'll
808
00:45:00,532 --> 00:45:01,521
smell blood in the water.
809
00:45:01,767 --> 00:45:02,756
I can't help that.
810
00:45:05,871 --> 00:45:06,963
Have you heard from Ricci?
811
00:45:07,172 --> 00:45:08,230
No. Why?
812
00:45:08,573 --> 00:45:10,803
Her paralegal said she
left an hour-and-a-half ago.
813
00:45:11,209 --> 00:45:13,268
She's not home, she's not
answering her cell phone,
814
00:45:13,345 --> 00:45:14,869
she's not returning any
of my pages.
815
00:45:19,284 --> 00:45:20,342
Call the police.
816
00:45:21,585 --> 00:45:23,314
Check the boy's
safe house.