[male announcer] In New York City's war on crime,
the worst criminal offenders are pursued
by the detectives of the Major Case Squad.
These are their stories.
Come on, play the good stuff.
[horns honking]
Ask me who I like.
The Monkees.
Ask me which song.
The one called,
I Need a Ride to Jersey,
but the Tolls Are 30 Bucks For a Real Good Time.
You know it?
Hmm.
It's a company picnic, but in a bowling alley,
we can bring guests.
Some nice girls work at the store, Duane.
The meatloaf was awesome, Aunt Charl.
I'll bet you miss it more than anything.
Duane does just fine on his own, Ma.
Del, toast?
[laughs]
Don't sweat it, Dad.
I'll toast.
Uncle Del,
Aunt Charl, Cousin Art,
when I see your happy faces around this table,
uh, it makes me wonder
how many more years we'll have.
Uh, I mean like this.
Suave.
I--I didn't mean to--
[laughs]
It's not bad.
But we don't do family friendlycomics at Da Bomb.
These sweet drawings of yours,
if only we could put you in a time machine.
Take you back to 1955.
That one shouldn't be there.
I'm sorry I wasted your time, all right?
I told you!
Stay down!
$9.95.
Good-looking sweatshirt goes with it.
You don't care.
[tv commentator talking]
[Fraco] Roller derby's cool.
Look, just ring it up.
Hooo. Maybe these pants are $99.95!
[man on TV] She's running out of gas here.
[buzzer ringing]
Big letdown, man.
The water's dead out there.
Give it another 15 minutes. Come on.
We just took the A train all the way out here.
Whoa, what is that? A wave ski?
I'm just gonna try it out.
Come on, man. Get on your board!
Whoo hoo!
The hell was that?
Oh, man.
Crankin'.
♪
Paul ran away like a little girl,
I had to go in and pull the body out by myself.
Did you hear anything before the body hit?
What?
Bill's got surfer's ear.
[louder] Did you hear anything before the body hit?
A plane, or--
Nah, nothing. I got surfer's ear.
[Scully] This is what happens
when you jump out of a plane without a parachute.
Who wears a coat like this in a plane, huh?
I'm thinking maybe someone who hides
in the wheel well of a jet,worried about freezing to death
at high altitude.
So I figured a plane's coming in and approaching
about 200 miles per hour,
deploys the landing gear, around 1,700 feet.
Body drops and hits the water at about 110 miles per hour.
More or less.
If it's any consolation, she probably froze to death,
or died of lack of oxygen before she dropped.
It's no consolation.
[Logan] Well, you gotta be pretty desperate
to stow away like that.
Fulbe cloth.
What?
I knew this exchange student in college
who was from West Africa.
All her clothes were dyed indigo,
and they had this pattern on it.
She was Fulbe.
What about this pattern here?
Does that bruise look like it comes from a fist?
I count three knuckle impressions.
The swelling looks pre-mortem.
A couple of teeth missing. Bleeding.
Cuts inside the mouth.
She really took a beating.
-And gave some back. -Her knuckles are badly skinned.
Her fingernails look like they were clipped
after she put on nail polish.
Hey, Rodgers,
how far into rigor is she?
She's already coming out of it.
She's been dead for over 12 hours, right?
The flight from West Africa takes about nine to ten hours.
Or she was dead before the plane took off.
Someone stuffed her in the wheel well,
and then clipped her nails, maybe to hide the evidence.
What's--what's that on her labia?
Looks like a piercing for a stud.
[Barek] The Fulbe are Muslims.
The Fulbe women wouldn't have genital piercings.
Nice to know some parts of the world
are still civilized.
Her killer might've dressed her in a Fulbe tunic
to hide where she's from.
Well, we know when she landed.
Maybe JFK can match her to an incoming flight.
[man] Three international flights
came in on that approach this morning
in the time frame you specified.
From Chile, Russia, and France.
So where are those big boys now?
[second man] On their way back home.
We need you to alert the local airports
to hold those planes until we can arrange
a search of the wheel wells.
[Logan] Hey, we give you a 15-minute time frame,
and only three planes landed on that runway?
Stowaways in wheel wells?
You only see that on international flights.
Well, humor us. What else landed?
SkyHawk Airways cargo planeleft JFK for Iceland at 3:10 AM.
Had to turn back six minutes out.
Problem with a wing flap.
Which puts it coming in for final approach
right over those surfers.
Hmm.
Where's SkyHawk now?
Um, runway H.
How do you know all that aeronautical lore?
Date a stewardess?
My old man.
Took me to the beach on the weekends
to watch the planes take off and land.
He used to fly what they call Corsairs
off the aircraft carrier Antietam
during the Korean War.
So, of course, I wanted to be a fighter pilot.
[chuckles] Oh, yeah, I can see that.
Found five African-American hairs and a tooth.
Must've got shaken loose during take-off.
Wow, so this Fulbe tunic was a disguise,
our Jane Doe is a local girl, beaten to death,
stuffed into the belly of an outbound plane.
Somebody went to a lot of trouble for this.
Very unique, very organized M.O.
The perp's probably not a first-timer.
One similar victim. Four years ago.
Yup, a black woman. Beaten to death.
Found under the Wacky Mouse ridein Palisades Park.
Fingernails clipped, body scrubbed clean.
So where's the perp been the last four years?
And don't say prison.
Actually, that was gonna be my guess.
I cannot sell this upstairs
as a potential serial killing.
Two separate incidents, that's how it gets written up.
Serial killers don't sprout up fully formed.
It takes years to develop their M.O.
You know, this guy tried to sendJane Doe airmail to Iceland.
That's where we should start looking for his other victims.
Overseas.
[door buzzer]
[sandblaster hits floor]
[buzzer continues]
You use sandblaster at 5:00 AM?
That outside tool. My wife no sleep.
[Barek] Athens Airport, November 2002.
Sao Paulo, July 2003.
Dublin, March 2004.
Lisbon, May 2005.
Four unidentified women of color
found dead on the approach to these airports.
Last week intended for Keflavik Airport, Iceland.
All these airports are near water.
[sighs]
That's probably where the bodieswere supposed to end up,
but if the wheel bay opens late,
well, then the bodies end up in a field.
The bodies that were found were the mistakes.
The ones that dropped too late.
So there might be bodies nobody knows about.
Ones that hit the bull's eye.
You got enough to go upstairs?
Yeah, I can sell this.
Serial killers always have a favorite dump site.
This one's the whole world.
Anger... [clears throat]
Anger and depression.
Upstairs bought the serial killer angle.
Where's your partner?
Over at Latent.
Interpol sent over the prints
of the victims from Athens and Dublin,
along with the autopsies.
None of them were sexually assaulted.
Just like our Jane Doe.
This perp gets stranger.
His victim in Sao Paulo was actually seen crashing
into a boathouse.
That gave us a time frame to work back to a flight
originating from JFK.
So check who had tarmac access on that flight
and the flight to Iceland.
Upstairs bought it.
Great, 'cause it's raining hookers.
The girls who dropped in on Dublin and Athens,
both pros.
Cheryl Mantee from Manhattan,
Lucinda Stiers from the Bronx.
Another wrinkle in our M.O.
Except Jane Doe from the Rockaways.
Her prints didn't pop.
Could be a hooker with no arrests.
Yep,
and there's a heaven where we'll all be reunited
with our childhood dogs.
Well, I bet somebody cared enough about her
to call missing persons.
Yeah, that's Marcy.
She was always extra careful, you know,
about who she went with,
and arrests, with the three kids.
Well, it's good you called Missing Persons.
Yeah, "Missing whore, we'll get right on that."
Monday night, the last timeyou saw Marcy, do you remember?
Well, real cold nights are bad for drive-ups.
Guys don't like to unzip.
Yeah, well.
I finally get a guy, and we drive off.
And then I looked back, and boom.
Another car pulls up to Marcy, and she got in.
Sounds like someone was waitingfor you to leave to pick her up.
You get a look at her date?
It was dark.
Did you notice somebody watching you that day?
Or the day before?
There was a guy parked over there on Monday afternoon.
Same guy was here on Sunday night
giving Marcy the wavy eye.
She tried to chat him up,
but he went all a-scared-of-girls on her.
[Logan] Personnel who have access to a plane on a ramp.
Well, we got mechanics,
FAA, security,
Flight Operations, baggage, caterers, fuelers.
Who doesn't have access?
So we've got racial incidents,
and violence against women.
[sighs] You know, you think about this guy,
he's getting rid of bodies in the place that he works.
Gotta be an easier way.
Well, he's mocking his job.
Mocking authority.
Hmm, anytime I meet someone who hates his job,
they usually hate themselves worse.
Yeah, I read the story. Woman splats from a plane.
What's a police investigation want from me?
Well, as a mechanic,
you have access to the wheel well that she went into.
And you don't like black people.
Oh, no, that still on my record?
You used a racial epithet on the job.
Was that a mistake?
I yelled, "Nigga, yo!" to Razor.
Gus Fucci, my pal. We do rap.
Yo, what's up, my homies?
In the rap world, you gotta represent.
Well, the guy that reported you,was he African-American?
No, white. Some FAA supervisor.
One of those check-off Charlies,prowls around.
Jumps on you for infractions.
But you explained to him about...representing, right?
Guy says, "Sorry, man.
I let this slide, I'm not doing my due diligence."
"Bee-yatch."
My movements the last week. Who I was with, phone numbers.
I heard what was going on,
so I'd thought I'd save you some time.
Very accommodating. Thank you.
Not that we don't appreciate this,
but we're gonna have to ask youabout those threats
you were overheard making on the phone to a woman.
[scoffs]
Is your marriage perfect?
[chuckles]
Let's talk about last week.
Monday night between 12:00 and 3:00.
[Frist] I was hauling baggage between terminals.
You go near a SkyHawk hangar?
No, that is on the other side of where I was.
You can check my summary, that's what it's for.
I got written up on a violation.
Okay, "unsafe equipment operation."
I was taking baggage fromterminal six to terminal eight,
a suitcase falls off.
So this FAA inspector rolls up,it was Due-Diligence Duane,
starts chewing me out for stopping my tug
in a fire lane.
I didn't see Frist in the cargo area.
I ticketed him over by terminal eight.
[Logan] Yeah, we understand you hand out a lot of tickets,
Mr. Winslow.
20 a day by our count.
I guess that's one way
of getting your boss off your back.
Well, it's what they expect of me.
Yeah, but your boss must get a lot of complaints.
Must piss him off.
Yeah, it's not my problem.
What, you just starting your shift?
How's your girl feel about these hours?
I'm not with anybody.
I never worked a graveyard shift.
Must leave you, like, a lot of time during the day
to get things done.
Oh, during the day, I just sleep.
Oh, sleep all day, work all night.
Aren't you afraid you're missing out?
On what?
[Duane] I gotta work.
Whoa, is that a sketch book?
Can I see?
Where do you sketch around here?
Um, on break, I, uh,
I go to the end of Runway W, by the lights.
Aww, that's sweet.
What's her name, Junie?
It's June.
Only Ted calls her Junie.
Okay.
Look, I really gotta...
get going.
Okay, thanks for showing me.
Depressed, loner.
Anti-authoritarian.
Uncomfortable with girls.
I don't know, Barek.
I think he liked you.
Okay, how long to Panama?
Okay, if I wanna get off there,and take another,
can I do that?
Okay, I'll call back.
That's him.
That's the guy Marcy talked to Sunday.
It was his car she got in on Monday.
You told us it was too dark to see.
[Logan] Trina, you don't have to lie to us.
We're gonna get him, okay?
This gentleman's gonna take you downstairs.
Thanks for your help.
Well, she made him.
For the wrong night.
If coincidence were evidence...
[Deakins] Does Winslow have a sheet?
[clears throat] No.
Anyway, women getting clobbered,that's what Duane likes.
And that makes him a serial killer how?
Well, on the plus side,
the sleeping, low affect, depression.
If being a timid loner was all it took--
What we haven't seen is the anger it takes
to beat these women to a pulp.
Maybe we just haven't given himanything to be angry about.
I don't remember seeing him by the SkyHawk.
[Logan] Well, it's just that
they're not cooperating with us at all.
Especially this guy Frist.
Yeah, we were over at his place,he didn't even let us in.
[Logan] Which tells us he's hiding something.
You know, it's kinda cold out here.
Oh, yeah, I guess it is.
[sighs]
So you, uh,
you hear anything about Frist threatening his co-workers?
Um, no.
"Stop The Violence."
It's a group for battered women.
Yeah, I do volunteer work.
[Barek] You ever go to the trials?
Just to support the victim?
Yeah.
[Barek] At the trials...
you know, all that graphic testimony
of women being beaten...
does that ever make you sick?
Yeah, it's disgusting.
'Cause you know, some guys
like all that testimony of women
being raped.
They get off on it.
You're not one of those guys, are you, Duane?
[scoffs] No.
No, I'm not.
I like your sketches.
Can I have one?
I guess.
How 'bout this one?
Oops.
You know it occurs to me that nothing gets you hot.
You're just one of those guys that run cold.
You know, like you didn't do well with the girls,
so you just gave up on sex.
Like this drawing of Junie.
It's like a kid did it.
It lacks anatomy.
Is that what you lack, Duane? Hmm?
You lack anatomy, Duane?
Look, I told you.
Her name's not Junie. It's June.
Only Ted calls her Junie.
He's called her that since they met in high school.
I gotta--I gotta go to work.
He just took it. No anger.
No highs, no lows.
He likes the idea of women being abused,
but I don't think he can achievethat intensity of violence.
I think he likes to watch.
The other room?
The walls were sandblasted, the ceiling was soundproofed.
It's a boxing ring with a peephole
between the two rooms.
Duane likes to watch someone else give the beating.
A partner.
An angry partner. Anger and depression.
What a tag-team, huh?
[Logan] We know Marcy landed some punches,
but Duane didn't have a mark on him that we could see.
Probably 'cause his partner's the one
that's carrying all the bruises.
Winslow's phone records?
Yeah.
Uh, only personal calls were
the weekend Marcy was killed.
To a Del and Charla Geddens in Jersey.
Del's 56, high school principal,
Charla's 50, manages a gourmet nut shop.
Duane grew up in Tarrytown,
so we know that they're probably an aunt or an uncle.
You talk to his neighbors?
Nobody's ever seen him with anybody.
The only complaint is two or three times a year
the super says he does a littlelate-night sandblasting.
[Barek] Last time was Tuesday morning.
Probably wiping off Marcy's blood from the walls
of his boxing ring.
Boy, I'd love to get a forensics team in there.
And I'd love probable cause.
You say he's got a partner he never calls,
never been seen with.
You can't even tell me why they kill these women.
Whatever Duane feels,
this other helps him to express it,
which he definitely can't do on his own.
[Barek] You can see it in his cartoon drawings.
Has these complicated ideas
about how people relate and interact.
Then he draws them alone on a page,
isolated,
disconnected from everybody else.
He called Del and Charla in New Jersey in May of 2005.
Isn't that when that girl was found in Lisbon?
And then this last time.
Every time he calls Jersey, a girl dies.
Your partner in crime,
you'd talk to himmore than a couple times a year.
Unless he's somewhere you can't reach him.
We hardly see Duane. He's my late sister's kid.
We feed him once in a while, that's about it.
When was the last time you did that?
Two weeks ago, Sunday night.
Any special occasion?
Our son was in town for a few days, they're good pals.
Your son?
Art.
Duane do something?
[Barek] Probably not.
We're just talking to him.
NYPD drives out here for nothing?
[scoffs]
Liquor cabinet's that way, Detective.
We might need to talk to your son about Duane.
Hey, he shipped out last week.
Shipped out, what's he, in the Navy?
Huh, if only.
Art's a merchant seaman.
Not as glamorous a job as a high-paid cop.
Hmm, well, when do you expect him back?
Who knows? He's out of range.
We're not even sure where.
You said Art and Duane are pals.
[Barek] So they hang out together when he's in town?
On the night that Duane comes over for dinner.
Art's barely here anyway.
He's just a few nights, then he jumps on another boat.
But he stays here?
Y-yes, until his last night.
Then he sleeps aboard his boat in the harbor.
He says to get back his sea legs.
Yeah, after a weekend,
I need to get my cop legs back.
[Barek] Well, that's interesting.
They both ended up in transportation.
Planes, boats.
They talk about that when they were kids?
They weren't so close growing up.
They were always fighting.
Maybe Art pushed Duane around a little?
Did he ever.
And Duane was a year older and taller.
Well, they seem to be pals now.
I guess everything got sorted out.
Yeah, don't ask me why.
When we hear from Art,
we'll have him give you a call, officers.
Art got on a boat headed to the Panama Canal.
We wanna get him extradited back here.
On what basis?
We checked his ports of call for the last four years.
He had two assault complaints filed against him.
One in Tokyo,
one in Hamburg.
That's two unprovoked attacks on prostitutes.
It fits the M.O.
Except these women weren't murdered.
I don't think he can kill unless Duane's there to watch.
To enable him.
Deplorable as these attacks are,
they aren't probable cause for arrest.
[phone ringing]
Yes?
Taverna Shipping Company?
Yes, hello, this is Detective Barek.
What day?
You're sure?
Okay, thank you.
Art quit his ship five days ago.
Just before they entered the canal.
They don't know where he is.
Duane must've tipped him off.
I wonder what Duane will think when he finds out
that cousin Art's been moonlighting.
[radio playing]
♪
Hi, Duane.
What are you doing?
Sorry to interrupt your quiet time.
H-how did you--
Airport Security drove us out.
[Barek] That's new.
All right, Duane, look.
We need to talk about your cousin Art.
[switches off radio]
Yeah. He's been getting into some pretty wild R&R
while he's been cruising the seven seas.
This one's from Japan.
This one, from Germany.
A year ago.
They got beat up pretty bad. Did you know about this?
Your cousin's a dangerous man, Duane.
We gotta find him.
I-I don't know where he is.
Your aunt and uncle told ushow it was between you and Art.
If he's bullying you into doing something
you don't wanna do, we can help you.
[Logan] But you gotta come clean with us.
You gotta help us catch him, Duane.
He's the bad guy here, not you.
We understand that.
Look, I don't know anything.
You--you guys can't be in my car.
[Duane] I-I can't have unauthorized passengers.
[Logan] You been to the airport pharmacy?
You got a cold pack. Gauze.
Bandages.
You gonna be giving somebody first aid?
Look, you have to go. Immediately.
First aid for a boxing match.
I guess cousin Art is coming to town.
[pops thumb out and groans]
[slams down bottle]
[Logan] He might've gotten right back on another boat out of Panama
headed this way.
I heard you just fine the first time.
Geddens, Geddens, Arthur.
Caught a job on the Maria Boricua six days ago.
Where's the ship now?
Dropped anchor in New York CityHarbor three hours ago.
Still awaiting customs and immigration clearance.
The whole crew should still be on board.
[Logan knocks on table] Thanks.
I'm sorry, able-bodied seaman Geddens
is off ship on a medical emergency.
What's wrong with him?
Not him, another sailor came down
with a bad case of food poisoning
Geddens went with him to a hospital.
[Logan] Oh, great, I hope you weren't counting on him coming back.
Phenazopyridine.
Here's your food poisoning. Art got himself off the boat.
Yeah, look at this.
These were peeled from a couple of passports.
Art's making himself and cousin Duane
a couple of new IDs.
I guess they're taking their show on the road.
He's not here. We haven't heard from him.
Basement and garage are clear.
I could've told you that.
I wanna know what you want with my son.
-We just wanna talk to him. -About what?
And you watch out you don't break anything.
Talk to him about what? Tell me.
Got a lot of wrestling trophies here.
[Del] Don't touch those.
They stop in junior high school.
Did your son quit wrestling in high school?
Art couldn't go all the way.
He didn't have the heart of a fighter.
Now how long those patrol cars gonna be out there?
All right, look,
before the neighbors start asking questions,
we should tell you what we're looking at Art for,
'cause it's gonna get out anyway.
We're investigating the beating deaths
of five women.
We think Art and Duane are responsible.
You think my son killed these women?
And the neighbors are gonna wonder
where he picked up this behavior from.
He didn't learn it from me.
Well, you being a high school principal,
the story's gonna get a lot of ink.
Loyalty's fine.
But if you help us find Art, people are gonna understand
that the apple fell a long way from the tree.
Your father would've come,
but he had meetings at the school.
No, it's okay, Ma, I understand.
I went to the bank.
Oh, okay. No, this is good.
I'll pay you back.
Cash in your pocket now.
Art Geddens?
You're under arrest.
[Charla] No! Stop!
Step back, ma'am.
[grunts]
I'm sure your father didn't mean it.
[panting]
[camera whirs]
Where'd you get those scratches?
Bar girl in Marseilles.
She was going for my eyes.
Didn't like Americans.
Looks like you ran into a lot of America bashers.
Knuckles broken multiple times.
Scar tissue.
Must be quite the pugilist, Mr. Geddens.
On ship, we fight over nothing.
Get dressed, Art.
Ratted out by your own father. That's gotta be tough.
Oh, your mom can sugarcoat it all she wants.
But that man wants no part of you.
Bullied you all your life.
Now he's just gonna wash his hands of you.
In a little while, you're gonna get a chance
to tell my partner and me
what your old man drove you to do.
Then you can shove it in his face.
[cell door closes and locks]
Think about it.
You don't owe anybody anything,not even Duane.
I ain't saying nothing against Duane.
What, the guy you used to push around?
Are you kidding?
You don't think he's gonna rat you out
the first chance he gets?
[Barek] The description in this passport's dead on for Duane.
Art could've run, but he came back to help his cousin.
Yeah, it'd be touching...
if they weren't serial killers.
Well, that loyalty runs deep.
Art may never roll on Duane.
[Barek] The bully and his victim.
They found an accommodation.
Art gets to vent his rage,
and Duane gets to watch somebody else be victimized.
Show these to Carver, see if you can turn them into
a search warrant for Duane's place.
Wake up a judge, and we can hit Duane's place
while he's still at work.
Looks like tonight was gonna be fight night.
Fly-boy.
Sailor-Man.
Look at this.
These two bricks come out.
There might be some blood spatter inside on the surface.
These were printed out of his computer.
This is Duane with a fly-boy hat.
And this would be Art.
Some kind of prep work for animation.
[cell phone beeps]
Logan.
[man] Suspect just pulled up in his car.
[Logan] Let him come into the door. Hit the lights.
Don't move. Don't move!
[Logan] Stay there.
This is my home.
Welcome home.
[cuffs click]
This is something I didn't expect from you, Duane.
He's encrypted his animation files.
I'm betting it's pretty sick stuff.
Don't worry, I'll cover your eyes when we play it.
Okay, C.S.U. finished working Duane's place.
No fluids, no fibers, no prints.
If nothing else, Duane's earned himself
a Good Housekeeping award.
Got it.
Play it.
Go ahead.
Brace yourselves.
[gunshots]
Heavy.
[gunshots]
What we need here
is a private screening for the boys.
Hey, Art.
Give any thought to what we talked about?
About your father bullying you?
I'll settle with him on my own time.
Really? I left you here all these hours,
that's all you can come up with?
I paid a visit to your cousin Duane tonight.
He's got the place all ready for you.
Art, I think I got this figured out.
Duane scouts the girl, you hook up with her,
you offer her a bonus for coming over to your house.
By the time she figures out what's going on...
time to rumble.
This stuff,
to mend your cuts and bruises.
Smelling salts.
Well, if she passes out after you bash her head in,
you wake her up for more.
It's a nice touch.
Now, where's your corner-man, cousin Duane
during all this mayhem?
He's hiding behind the wall.
And boy, is he catching an eyeful.
What I find interesting is that Duane
never actually lays a hand on the girl.
Now that's gonna count for something
when he rolls on you.
See, you're the bully, Art.
You're the one the jury's gonna hang this on.
[scoffs] Bunch of lies.
I'm not worried about Duane.
Yeah, but a good lawyer's gonna get Duane to say
that you threatened him, that he was afraid of you,
that he was afraid that you'd kill him
if he didn't do what you said.
See, everybody knows how you treated him.
No, that was in the past.
Uh-uh, not for Duane, it's not.
Yes, it is.
He's over it, we're friends now.
Really? Friends?
Let's ask him.
[sighs]
Art was just telling me
how he and Duane are best pals.
[Barek] Yeah, is that true, Duane?
[Duane] Yeah.
'Cause I've been telling my partner how you're
two sides of the same coin.
How you complement each other.
Like the best sort of friends.
In that case, our little game's not gonna work.
We like to have a bake-off between two accomplices.
The first one to roll gets the best deal.
But you guys are so tight, we can't get any leverage.
You know, Duane, I gotta tell you, I admire you
for letting bygones be bygones.
You know, the way hetreated you when you were kids.
Beating you up.
Terrorizing you.
Making you feel helpless and weak.
[scoffs] No.
We were kids.
We're friends now.
You telling me you didn't wanna get
just a little bit of payback?
No. We're family.
It's amazing.
I'd never forgive it.
And you know, Art,
kids who suffer long-term bullying,
they never get off scot-free.
The effects are devastating. Depression--
No, Duane's not like that.
Uncontrollable rage, that's another one.
Good thing for Duane, he learned a way
to work out his feelings.
You know, with the sketches.
Yeah, but his self-confidence is still a little shaky.
Is that why you bought a gun, Duane?
Feel more secure?
Forgot to show it to you, Art.
That's a Smith & Wesson nine-millimeter.
We found it on him when we arrested him.
He had a surprise party planned for you.
And a special girl.
No, no, you guys-- you guys got all this--
This is all wrong.
I was just teaching Duane some self-defense moves.
That's all.
[Barek] Oh, no, Duane had a surprise for you.
Take a look at this.
[Barek clicks mouse]
I guess that's us, huh?
[clicks mouse]
Who do you think that is, Art?
[mouse clicks]
[Logan] Duane was really looking forward to seeing you, Art.
You made this, Duane?
Uh...
Hey, it's not that bad for a cartoon.
[Duane] What do you know? You're a cop.
That's not a cartoon, it's called animation.
[Art] I came back for you.
For you.
And you were gonna kill me?
No, it's a joke.
[Barek] It's not a joke, Art. Take a look at this.
[mouse clicks]
Duane was dead serious, Art.
[Logan] So here's the deal, Art.
The boxing ring and the girls were all part of his fantasy.
So he could watch you demolish another human being.
[Barek] But it's really about killing you.
It's his revenge.
One last girl,
then destroy you, and destroy himself.
I'll destroy you, you bastard.
[grunts]
It was all him! Yeah!
The first night that I shipped out,
he brought the hooker to Palisades Park!
He dared me to hit her!
You have no idea how hard it wasto get him to actually do it.
He cried after we hit her. [laughs]
You coward.
[Art] Oh, you're a wimp!
You're the killer!
You picked the girls! You're a wimp!
He should've never have picked on me.
I didn't deserve it.
He thought he was so tough.
The last girl,
she almost knocked him out.
And you like that, huh?
Yeah, it was the best.
She really made him bleed.
If Art's dad knew what bullyinghis son would lead to,
he might've thought twice about it.
If you every wonder why I don't have kids,
now you know.
Let's get out of here.