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♪
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(car horn honking)
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♪ That's life ♪
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♪ That's life ♪
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♪ That's what all the people say ♪
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♪ You're riding high in April ♪
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♪ Shot down in May
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♪ But I know I'm gonna change ♪
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♪ That tune
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♪ When I'm back on top ♪
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♪ Back on top in June
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♪ I said that's life ♪
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♪ That's life ♪
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♪ And as funny as it may seem
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♪ Some people get their kicks
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♪ Stomping on a dream
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♪ But I don't let it ♪
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♪ Let it get me down
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♪ 'Cause this fine old world ♪
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♪ It keeps spinning round
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♪ I've been a puppet, a pauper ♪
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♪ A pirate, a poet
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♪ A pawn and a king
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♪ I've been up and down
and over and out ♪
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(laughs)
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♪ I know one thing
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♪ Each time I find myself
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♪ Flat on my face
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♪ I pick myself up
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♪ And get back in the race
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♪ That's life... ♪
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HAWKES:
Ouch.
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That had to hurt.
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Not as bad
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as his bill for his time.
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(chuckles)
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Who's the vic?
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Name's Manny Hinde,
attorney-at-law.
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You probably heard his radio commercial.
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"Had an accident?
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Hurt on the job?"
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"Call the legal mind
of Manny Hinde."
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Oh.
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Secretary found him
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when she came in this morning.
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Said that he stayed late last night
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to work on a bunch of briefs.
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Through and through.
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Fired at point-blank range.
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Body temp
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suggests TOD was around midnight.
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Outside of where it impacted the glass,
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I'm not seeing any ballistic
striae on its surface.
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LOVATO:
So we're not talking
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about your average gat.
No.
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But whatever it was...
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somebody clearly used it to blow
the legal mind of Manny Hinde.
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♪ Out here in the fields
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♪ I fight for my meals
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♪ I get my back into my living
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♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Sync & corrections by honeybunny
www.addic7ed.com
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(siren wails, car horn honks)
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(camera shutter clicking)
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Any signs of forced entry?
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None whatsoever.
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Then Manny Hinde
might have known his killer.
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What about family?
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Divorced twice.
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Both of his exes live out of state.
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No kids.
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His secretary says he spent
half his life in the office,
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the other half in court.
Any idea
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what kind of cases he was working?
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He was counsel to 17 plaintiffs.
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Six traffic accidents,
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eight worker comps,
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two slip-and-falls
and a bad lip enhancement.
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Though I have yet to see a good one.
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HAWKES: Sounds like
there could be
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any number of defendants who
didn't appreciate Manny's work.
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I sent a copy of the case files
to your office.
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Good.
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It could help us figure out
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who chased this ambulance chaser
into an early grave.
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REPORTER (on TV): Police say
they have no leads at this stage
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and they're appealing
for help from the public.
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Hey, I thought we were
having lunch together.
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Yeah, sorry, me too, babe.
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But Mac's got me poring
over Manny Hinde's
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case files.
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Which I actually like to call
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"50 Shades of Sleazebag."
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It's better than running ballistics
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on a bullet with no ballistics.
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How you supposed to do that?
Exactly.
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MAN: Hey, will you
turn that up?
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WOMAN: A million dollars.
A million!
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You telling me it wouldn't
knock you out cold to have
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somebody hit you
with that kind of lettuce?
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REPORTER: So far, over the last
24 hours, ten individuals
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across New York City have
received cashier's checks
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from an anonymous donor
for a million dollars apiece.
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Officials at First Federation
Bank, where the checks
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were processed,
had no comment on the identity
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of the generous benefactor
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people are now simply referring to as
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the "Guardian Angel."
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The Guardian Angel?
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Can I get a number on this guy?
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I want to give him our address.
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REPORTER:
...every borough across town.
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And while none
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of the random recipients claim
to have any clue
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about why they've been
given a million in cash,
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it's clearly had a very big impact.
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MAN: Uh, I'm gonna get
out of the projects.
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I'm gonna go back to school.
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Um, I'm gonna do everything
my mother dreamed I would.
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REPORTER: Flores, a fast-food
restaurant employee...
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Wow. What kind of person
gives that type of coin away
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to someone they don't even know?
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Somebody who wants to feel good,
I would imagine.
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...an investment planner,
a songwriter,
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and a retired veteran.
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DANVILLE:
Borrow your pen?
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Also, no one has been able to figure out
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what exactly these folks have in common,
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aside from their newfound wealth
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and their obvious joy, and also...
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You know, the most free money
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I ever got was $1.75
in extra change
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from that vending machine.
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You should give it back.
(laughs)
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Seriously?
(phone ringing)
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Absolutely.
(chuckles)
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Jo Danville.
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Okay, on our way.
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All right, let's go work, Adam.
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You can earn back that
snack machine bonus.
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FLACK: Name is Justin VanderHeyden.
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23 years old, mechanical engineer.
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Graduated with honors last year
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from the Brooklyn University of Science.
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Sounds like a bright kid.
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Never got less than an "A"
according to his parents.
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Nothing more than jury duty
according to his record.
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Then how'd he end up here?
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Landlord came by around noon
looking for the rent.
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Said the door was open.
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He found Justin dead on the floor.
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No signs of breaking and entering.
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Looks like a single round.
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Penetrating trauma to the heart,
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judging by the blood loss.
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Liver temp...
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puts the time of death
about 10:00 last night.
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Okay, so we got two computer
speakers, a mouse pad
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and no computer.
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So we could still be
looking at burglary,
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even without the B and E.
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Maybe Justin let the wrong person in.
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Hey, Jo, check this out.
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This table's covered with
some kind of powdered metal.
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Not totally covered.
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Sometimes the biggest clue
is the one that's missing.
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(car horn blares)
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♪
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LINDSAY:
So what would you do
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in that position?
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If somebody gave me a million bucks?
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Hmm. I'd probably use it
to help underprivileged youth.
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Aw.
Or buy a Tesla.
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(chuckles)
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(buzzing)
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(beeps)
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Huh.
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That's weird.
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What?
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These metal fragments I collected
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from Manny Hinde's desk
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are testing positive
for gunshot residue.
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But they're made
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of some kind of metal and epoxy resin
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that I've never seen
on any weapon before.
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Yeah, then we're in the exact same boat.
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'Cause I can't tell Mac anything more
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about what fired this bullet
than you can.
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(electronic beeping)
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("Gun" by Emiliana Torrini playing)
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♪ Every day I see you looking in ♪
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♪ I'll be the smoothest thing ♪
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♪ To touch your skin
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♪ You're longing to be loved
but you're alone ♪
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♪ And your longing makes you
shiver to the bone ♪
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♪ I know your mama told you
nothing of importance ♪
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♪ No, your daddy taught you
nothing you could learn ♪
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♪ You had your sisters weighing
on your pockets... ♪
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REPORTER: But it wasn't until the
East Village couple found a gift
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from the Guardian Angel
that they realized
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just how lucky they were.
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But now the three of us
are gonna be just fine.
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The three of us?
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I'm gonna be a father?
Yeah.
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Okay, people.
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These bodies aren't gonna
autopsy themselves.
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♪
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♪ So you're shaking, sweating ♪
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♪ Whining and regretting
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♪ You're making a scene
that is gonna get you caught ♪
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♪ And the candle's still burning ♪
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♪ And the fire's roaring fire ♪
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♪ You moved right in, yeah,
you moved right in ♪
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(electronic beeps)
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♪ Hey, look me in the barrel
then tell me that you love me ♪
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♪ Yes, this is a kiss that
I swear will blow your mind. ♪
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♪
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(song ends)
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Looks like a busy day down here.
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That's what I get for taking yesterday off.
Well, I hope
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you spent it at least relaxing.
(yawns)
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I think I stopped relaxing
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during my first year of med school.
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So, what can you tell us
about Justin VanderHeyden?
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COD was catastrophic injury
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to the heart due to gunshot wound.
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The bullet was lodged
in his pulmonary artery,
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where it no doubt killed
young Justin instantly.
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But I'm afraid that wasn't
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my most unsettling discovery.
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There's no striae of any kind.
Uh-huh.
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It's just like the other one.
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The bullet Sid pulled
from Justin VanderHeyden's heart
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is identical to the round fired
through Manny Hinde's head.
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When did you estimate Justin's TOD?
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Around 10:00 p.m.
HAWKES: And Manny died
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a couple of hours later at midnight.
So what's
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the connection between a young engineer
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and an ambulance chaser?
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They were both murdered
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with the exact same weapon.
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(siren wailing in distance)
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Despite the kinds of cases
Manny Hinde handles,
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there haven't been any countersuits
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filed against him in the past five years
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or a single complaint logged
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with the New York Bar.
And we didn't find anyone
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who didn't like Justin VanderHeyden.
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So whatever he was working on,
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he didn't have to worry
about his reputation.
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What about something that ties
Justin directly to Manny? Mm-mm.
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Different ages, different walks of life,
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live on completely
separate sides of the city.
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Nothing to indicate
these two ever crossed paths.
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Then why are these two men dead
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at the hands of the same killer?
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ROSS (chuckles):
I miss you more.
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I do. Well, it is possible.
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I'm bigger than you, okay?
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It means I'm physically capable
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of missing you in larger quantities.
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It's a scientific fact.
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It is. Yeah.
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Ooh. What? Wow.
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You like that, do you?
266
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You like that I'm a scientist?
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Do you? Yeah?
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I think it turns you on.
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Well, maybe I'll come over later
and put on my lab coat and...
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(clears throat)
Oh! Oh. Bye.
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Uh...
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Oh, God.
273
00:13:10,984 --> 00:13:12,233
Uh, you guys are
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probably wondering why I'm on my phone.
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Yeah, uh, that thought
did cross our mind.
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Well,
277
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unfortunately, Justin VanderHeyden, uh,
278
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had pass code protection,
279
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so I'm having to hack into his phone.
280
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And in the meantime?
In the meantime, yeah...
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okay, um...
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This is Michelle. Yeah,
283
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she's a musician.
Um, a-actually,
284
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she's a waitress, but
one day she's gonna be famous,
285
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I know it, she's just so beautiful.
286
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I can see that.
I know, but have you
287
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ever met someone that just makes you
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completely forget
about everything in your life
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00:13:41,731 --> 00:13:42,847
before you met them?
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00:13:42,849 --> 00:13:44,348
Adam.
Yeah?
291
00:13:44,350 --> 00:13:45,566
(beeping)
Oh, God.
292
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Thank you.
293
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Check Justin's GPS records.
294
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Maybe they can tell us where
he was before he was killed.
295
00:13:51,357 --> 00:13:53,608
Now.
Okay.
296
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Here we go.
297
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He was around the Bronx
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approximately 7:30 p.m.
299
00:13:59,699 --> 00:14:02,033
Triborough Club.
Have you ever heard of it?
300
00:14:02,035 --> 00:14:03,117
It's an upscale place.
301
00:14:03,119 --> 00:14:05,152
A lot of younger, hipper kids.
You definitely
302
00:14:05,154 --> 00:14:07,872
go there to be seen.
All right, then listen to me carefully.
303
00:14:07,874 --> 00:14:09,707
Stay off your phone and on his.
304
00:14:09,709 --> 00:14:12,826
Go through Justin's contacts, calendar,
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00:14:12,828 --> 00:14:14,212
text messages, call records,
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00:14:14,214 --> 00:14:15,713
all of it.
Yes, sir.
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00:14:15,715 --> 00:14:16,664
And, Jo.
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00:14:16,666 --> 00:14:18,349
Get on the horn with Flack.
309
00:14:18,351 --> 00:14:20,334
He and Lovato should check
with the Triborough Club
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for any possible witnesses
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or surveillance.
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00:14:23,523 --> 00:14:25,223
If Justin was there that soon
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00:14:25,225 --> 00:14:27,058
before he was killed...
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00:14:27,060 --> 00:14:29,843
his killer might have
been there with him.
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00:14:32,281 --> 00:14:34,482
(siren wailing in distance)
316
00:14:36,034 --> 00:14:38,352
FLACK: I can't believe not
one bartender or server
317
00:14:38,354 --> 00:14:41,038
remembered seeing Justin
VanderHeyden in that club.
318
00:14:41,040 --> 00:14:42,740
I asked every single last one of them,
319
00:14:42,742 --> 00:14:44,959
and all we have to go on
is a surveillance video
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00:14:44,961 --> 00:14:46,661
they gave us of the freak show outside.
321
00:14:46,663 --> 00:14:49,363
Tell you what, you would
not catch me dead in a place
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00:14:49,365 --> 00:14:51,198
like the Triborough.
323
00:14:51,200 --> 00:14:52,833
Let me guess.
324
00:14:52,835 --> 00:14:55,103
You prefer Irish pubs.
325
00:14:55,338 --> 00:14:57,711
Why? Because you prefer
salsa dancing?
326
00:14:57,831 --> 00:14:59,056
Touché.
327
00:15:00,092 --> 00:15:03,227
What are you into?
Why, so you can tease me?
328
00:15:03,229 --> 00:15:04,845
No.
329
00:15:05,564 --> 00:15:06,981
Come on, I'm curious.
330
00:15:06,983 --> 00:15:09,684
I won't bust on you, I promise.
331
00:15:10,736 --> 00:15:11,885
Okay.
332
00:15:11,887 --> 00:15:15,690
But I'm trusting you with this, okay?
333
00:15:15,692 --> 00:15:17,408
Two words:
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00:15:17,410 --> 00:15:19,327
Ping-Pong.
335
00:15:20,162 --> 00:15:21,946
Ping-Pong?
336
00:15:21,948 --> 00:15:23,914
I know. I didn't think
I'd be into it, either,
337
00:15:23,916 --> 00:15:25,116
but there's this new place that
338
00:15:25,118 --> 00:15:27,034
opened up in SoHo a
couple of months back.
339
00:15:27,036 --> 00:15:28,902
I walked into it on a
canvass-- it's awesome.
340
00:15:28,904 --> 00:15:30,371
You can rent tables by the hour.
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00:15:30,373 --> 00:15:32,506
They got a full bar.
They even have coaches
342
00:15:32,508 --> 00:15:34,408
walking around to help you
with your game.
343
00:15:34,410 --> 00:15:35,543
Of Ping-Pong?
344
00:15:35,545 --> 00:15:37,011
When was the last time you played?
345
00:15:37,013 --> 00:15:38,296
I don't know, probably seventh grade.
346
00:15:38,298 --> 00:15:39,964
Then you should know
what I'm talking about.
347
00:15:39,966 --> 00:15:43,217
But in case you forgot,
I will happily reintroduce you
348
00:15:43,219 --> 00:15:45,469
to the pleasures of Ping-Pong--
unless, of course,
349
00:15:45,471 --> 00:15:47,421
you're scared I'm gonna beat you.
350
00:15:48,774 --> 00:15:50,941
I think I can hold my own.
351
00:15:50,943 --> 00:15:52,593
Oh, all right, then.
352
00:15:52,595 --> 00:15:55,529
So, what do you say
we go tonight after work?
353
00:15:55,531 --> 00:15:57,264
First round's on me.
354
00:15:57,266 --> 00:15:59,700
All right.
355
00:15:59,702 --> 00:16:01,101
Yeah.
356
00:16:01,103 --> 00:16:02,603
I'm game.
357
00:16:06,241 --> 00:16:08,125
Whoa.
358
00:16:08,127 --> 00:16:09,877
We got VanderHeyden entering the club.
359
00:16:09,879 --> 00:16:11,228
What time?
360
00:16:12,631 --> 00:16:14,048
7:50.
361
00:16:14,050 --> 00:16:16,283
Okay. Let's see if
we can run it forward
362
00:16:16,285 --> 00:16:18,085
and catch him on the exit.
363
00:16:19,755 --> 00:16:21,121
There.
364
00:16:21,123 --> 00:16:22,657
8:45.
365
00:16:24,059 --> 00:16:26,193
See him coming back out?
366
00:16:26,195 --> 00:16:27,345
And he's with somebody else.
367
00:16:27,347 --> 00:16:28,879
Can't see his face.
368
00:16:28,881 --> 00:16:32,249
Male, approximately
six foot, blond hair,
369
00:16:32,251 --> 00:16:33,768
muscular build.
370
00:16:33,770 --> 00:16:35,102
Doesn't look like our attorney.
371
00:16:35,104 --> 00:16:37,304
But we've had no sign
of him anywhere else.
372
00:16:37,306 --> 00:16:40,491
Then who is this guy?
373
00:16:41,326 --> 00:16:43,627
ROSS: His name is Andy Stein,
374
00:16:43,629 --> 00:16:46,146
and he's the founder of a
company called Intellifund.
375
00:16:46,148 --> 00:16:48,416
A venture capital firm.
Yeah, and after I
376
00:16:48,418 --> 00:16:50,084
unlocked the pass code
to Justin's phone,
377
00:16:50,086 --> 00:16:52,586
I found Stein in the calendar.
Now, get this.
378
00:16:52,588 --> 00:16:54,004
They were scheduled to meet
at the Triborough Club
379
00:16:54,006 --> 00:16:57,174
at 8:00 p.m. the night he was killed.
Then he could know
380
00:16:57,176 --> 00:16:58,676
something about what happened to Justin.
381
00:16:58,678 --> 00:17:00,294
And based on what I learned
382
00:17:00,296 --> 00:17:02,630
about this guy,
that's just the start of it.
383
00:17:02,632 --> 00:17:04,632
TAYLOR:
You have an interest
384
00:17:04,634 --> 00:17:08,269
in new and developing
technologies, Mr. Stein?
385
00:17:08,271 --> 00:17:09,637
I do, indeed.
386
00:17:09,639 --> 00:17:12,223
We understand you were
supposed to hear a pitch
387
00:17:12,225 --> 00:17:15,192
the night before last
from Justin VanderHeyden.
388
00:17:15,194 --> 00:17:18,178
I meet with a lot
of B.U.S. graduates.
389
00:17:18,180 --> 00:17:20,481
Yeah, we've seen
the list of civil complaints
390
00:17:20,483 --> 00:17:23,734
from young innovators whose
ideas you've already stolen.
391
00:17:23,736 --> 00:17:26,237
Or did you forget to mention to Justin
392
00:17:26,239 --> 00:17:28,021
that you're currently being indicted
393
00:17:28,023 --> 00:17:30,357
on six counts of intellectual
property theft?
394
00:17:30,359 --> 00:17:32,376
I didn't take anything from anybody.
395
00:17:34,045 --> 00:17:36,547
What about Justin's life?
396
00:17:37,749 --> 00:17:40,835
He was murdered a few hours after
397
00:17:40,837 --> 00:17:42,420
leaving the Triborough Club
398
00:17:42,422 --> 00:17:46,424
with a man who closely matches your description.
No, no, no,
399
00:17:46,426 --> 00:17:47,708
that's not possible.
400
00:17:47,710 --> 00:17:49,042
DANVILLE: You must've
been awfully desperate
401
00:17:49,044 --> 00:17:52,179
to get your hands on whatever he was working on.
N-No.
402
00:17:52,181 --> 00:17:53,681
No, you... you don't understand.
403
00:17:53,683 --> 00:17:55,483
That's not possible,
because I never actually
404
00:17:55,485 --> 00:17:57,234
met the kid.
We have you
405
00:17:57,236 --> 00:17:59,770
on surveillance video
entering the Triborough Club...
406
00:17:59,772 --> 00:18:01,722
at 8:05 that night.
407
00:18:01,724 --> 00:18:05,192
Yes, that's right,
because I was there; he wasn't.
408
00:18:05,194 --> 00:18:09,947
I sat around in that bar
for the better part of an hour.
409
00:18:09,949 --> 00:18:14,201
I even ordered myself some
foo-foo watered-down drink.
410
00:18:14,203 --> 00:18:16,954
This kid never showed up.
411
00:18:16,956 --> 00:18:19,707
DANVILLE:
And then what?
412
00:18:19,709 --> 00:18:21,742
STEIN:
I left.
413
00:18:21,744 --> 00:18:24,077
By myself.
414
00:18:24,079 --> 00:18:26,881
I didn't kill anybody.
415
00:18:29,634 --> 00:18:31,051
What about Manny Hinde?
416
00:18:31,053 --> 00:18:34,104
Danny find some way
to connect him to Andy Stein?
417
00:18:34,106 --> 00:18:35,523
Not one. Plus,
418
00:18:35,525 --> 00:18:37,441
we still can't prove
it's Stein in the video
419
00:18:37,443 --> 00:18:38,676
leaving that club with Justin.
420
00:18:38,678 --> 00:18:43,113
And once Flack went back
to take another look,
421
00:18:43,115 --> 00:18:45,766
we couldn't see him exit at all.
422
00:18:45,768 --> 00:18:48,035
So without some firm science,
423
00:18:48,037 --> 00:18:51,489
we can't put that guy
at either crime scene.
424
00:18:51,491 --> 00:18:54,107
(Hawkes laughs)
425
00:18:54,109 --> 00:18:56,043
I think I may have just figured out what
426
00:18:56,045 --> 00:18:57,211
Justin VanderHeyden was working on.
427
00:18:57,213 --> 00:19:01,332
What's that?
Same thing that killed him.
428
00:19:09,899 --> 00:19:11,365
Justin VanderHeyden
429
00:19:11,367 --> 00:19:12,917
printed a gun.
430
00:19:12,919 --> 00:19:15,086
He what?
Yeah.
431
00:19:15,088 --> 00:19:16,609
It's called 3-D metal printing,
432
00:19:16,729 --> 00:19:18,929
and it works just like
any ordinary printer,
433
00:19:18,931 --> 00:19:21,695
but instead of using ink to produce an image...
TAYLOR: It uses
434
00:19:21,815 --> 00:19:23,387
powdered metals.
Yes.
435
00:19:23,507 --> 00:19:25,569
Mixed with steel epoxy resin
436
00:19:25,571 --> 00:19:27,020
to create multiple layers
437
00:19:27,022 --> 00:19:28,605
of a three-dimensional object.
438
00:19:28,607 --> 00:19:31,554
Okay, I'm not sure I even want to
try to wrap my brain around that.
439
00:19:31,674 --> 00:19:33,332
Think about it like this.
440
00:19:33,560 --> 00:19:35,543
Little by little,
441
00:19:35,545 --> 00:19:36,928
each layer is
442
00:19:36,930 --> 00:19:38,597
fused together...
443
00:19:38,599 --> 00:19:40,649
by a laser heat source
444
00:19:40,651 --> 00:19:43,485
until the object is made whole.
445
00:19:44,315 --> 00:19:47,209
TAYLOR: 3-D printing's
already had revolutionary applications
446
00:19:47,211 --> 00:19:49,711
in the automotive and biotech fields.
447
00:19:49,713 --> 00:19:50,963
Yeah, you can print anything
448
00:19:50,965 --> 00:19:52,965
from car parts to bone replacements.
449
00:19:52,967 --> 00:19:54,916
Yeah, okay, but a gun?
450
00:19:54,918 --> 00:19:56,969
How did he pull that off?
451
00:19:56,971 --> 00:19:59,304
I got to admit, it wasn't easy.
452
00:19:59,306 --> 00:20:01,523
I found a series of proprietary
453
00:20:01,525 --> 00:20:04,226
algorithmic programming files backed up
454
00:20:04,228 --> 00:20:07,646
on the Zip drive that
Justin kept on his key chain.
455
00:20:07,648 --> 00:20:09,581
Now, at first,
456
00:20:09,583 --> 00:20:11,933
it just looked like
a bunch of foreign language.
457
00:20:16,372 --> 00:20:20,775
Until I saw a few words
that I recognized.
458
00:20:20,777 --> 00:20:21,827
When I put
459
00:20:21,829 --> 00:20:23,962
all that information
together, along with
460
00:20:23,964 --> 00:20:26,165
the trace swabs
and dust void measurements
461
00:20:26,167 --> 00:20:27,583
from Justin's workshop,
462
00:20:27,585 --> 00:20:30,669
I got a better idea
of what he was up to.
463
00:20:30,671 --> 00:20:32,821
Once he designed
the software to drive it,
464
00:20:32,823 --> 00:20:35,957
the parts and supplies
needed to print a gun
465
00:20:35,959 --> 00:20:38,393
were available online and
at the local hardware store.
466
00:20:38,395 --> 00:20:41,296
All he had to do was hit
Command-P, then sit back
467
00:20:41,298 --> 00:20:42,931
and watch.
468
00:20:42,933 --> 00:20:46,335
♪
469
00:20:51,241 --> 00:20:52,291
His printer was probably
470
00:20:52,293 --> 00:20:53,926
a little more homegrown than ours,
471
00:20:53,928 --> 00:20:55,794
but the software that ran it
472
00:20:55,796 --> 00:20:58,313
(beep) gave us the same end result.
473
00:21:02,318 --> 00:21:05,621
You've got to be kidding me.
474
00:21:05,623 --> 00:21:07,589
I wish I was.
475
00:21:07,591 --> 00:21:09,374
It's your basic .38,
476
00:21:09,376 --> 00:21:12,344
printed whole, with all moving parts.
477
00:21:12,346 --> 00:21:14,096
(chuckles quietly)
478
00:21:14,098 --> 00:21:16,131
No markings, no serial numbers,
479
00:21:16,133 --> 00:21:17,933
no barrel boring.
480
00:21:17,935 --> 00:21:19,852
That explains the complete lack
of ballistics.
481
00:21:19,854 --> 00:21:21,019
Guns are
482
00:21:21,021 --> 00:21:22,354
dangerous enough in the wrong hands.
483
00:21:22,356 --> 00:21:23,522
Now we have to worry
484
00:21:23,524 --> 00:21:25,023
about people being able
to print them at home.
485
00:21:25,025 --> 00:21:26,475
Without a permit.
486
00:21:26,477 --> 00:21:29,228
This is one I almost wish
you hadn't figured out.
487
00:21:30,730 --> 00:21:32,898
Well, you know what they say?
488
00:21:32,900 --> 00:21:35,467
Every act of creation is
an act of destruction.
489
00:21:35,469 --> 00:21:39,204
A printable gun
definitely proves that theory.
490
00:21:39,206 --> 00:21:41,206
But we still need to figure out
491
00:21:41,208 --> 00:21:43,325
who took two lives with one of them.
492
00:21:46,696 --> 00:21:48,714
...where sources tell us
he is about
493
00:21:48,716 --> 00:21:51,333
to reveal the identity
of the Guardian Angel--
494
00:21:51,335 --> 00:21:53,218
the mysterious donor
495
00:21:53,220 --> 00:21:56,221
who has given $1 million
to ten random people.
496
00:21:56,223 --> 00:21:57,723
Oh, and it looks like
497
00:21:57,725 --> 00:22:00,459
Mr. Kemp is making his way
to the podium right now.
498
00:22:00,461 --> 00:22:02,594
(applause)
499
00:22:02,596 --> 00:22:04,830
Thank you. Thank you.
500
00:22:04,832 --> 00:22:07,216
I know there's been a lot
of speculation swirling
501
00:22:07,218 --> 00:22:11,069
about this Guardian Angel character.
502
00:22:11,071 --> 00:22:12,821
And frankly, a lot of people familiar
503
00:22:12,823 --> 00:22:15,574
with my philanthropic side
have been asking if it's me.
504
00:22:15,576 --> 00:22:18,893
So I thought it was time
I gave you an answer to that.
505
00:22:18,895 --> 00:22:21,997
Yes, I am the Guardian Angel.
506
00:22:21,999 --> 00:22:24,166
(applause and cheering)
507
00:22:25,201 --> 00:22:28,253
The fact is, I take a lot
of heat in this town,
508
00:22:28,255 --> 00:22:31,590
thanks to the properties
I own and the plans I have,
509
00:22:31,592 --> 00:22:33,542
but I love New York.
510
00:22:33,544 --> 00:22:36,929
So, if I can make this kind
of a difference in the lives
511
00:22:36,931 --> 00:22:38,597
of ten average people,
512
00:22:38,599 --> 00:22:41,433
then hell, maybe I'm not such
a bad guy after all.
513
00:22:41,435 --> 00:22:43,685
(applause, cheering and chatter)
514
00:22:43,687 --> 00:22:46,054
Oh, so that's the Guardian Angel.
515
00:22:46,056 --> 00:22:47,306
So he says.
516
00:22:47,308 --> 00:22:49,725
Yeah, ten million bucks
is chump change for that guy.
517
00:22:49,727 --> 00:22:51,860
Yeah, right? He probably
spends that on hair gel.
518
00:22:51,862 --> 00:22:53,562
DANVILLE: I don't know.
Feels more like
519
00:22:53,564 --> 00:22:55,447
strategy to me than charity.
520
00:22:55,449 --> 00:22:57,265
You think?
521
00:22:57,267 --> 00:22:59,234
(crowd chatter, Kemp laughs)
522
00:22:59,236 --> 00:23:01,570
These things are never how they look.
523
00:23:01,572 --> 00:23:02,788
REPORTER:
Well, there you have it.
524
00:23:02,790 --> 00:23:04,323
The Guardian Angel has been revealed.
525
00:23:04,325 --> 00:23:05,607
Detective?
Thank you.
526
00:23:05,609 --> 00:23:07,859
Let's go back to David
and Devon in the studio.
527
00:23:07,861 --> 00:23:09,277
DEVON:
Great reporting. Such good news.
528
00:23:09,279 --> 00:23:11,279
So, tell us, what's it like down there?
529
00:23:11,281 --> 00:23:13,281
REPORTER: Well, it's
very exciting down here.
530
00:23:13,283 --> 00:23:15,384
Everyone thought it might be Kemp,
531
00:23:15,386 --> 00:23:17,803
but no one really thought
he was that generous.
532
00:23:17,805 --> 00:23:20,088
♪
533
00:23:46,816 --> 00:23:49,001
(computer chirping)
534
00:23:58,494 --> 00:24:00,679
(gunshot)
535
00:24:10,973 --> 00:24:15,277
(debris clinking)
536
00:24:15,279 --> 00:24:17,696
LINDSAY:
Look familiar?
537
00:24:17,698 --> 00:24:19,481
That's part of what's left
538
00:24:19,483 --> 00:24:21,950
of the printed revolver
I just test-fired in Ballistics.
539
00:24:21,952 --> 00:24:23,568
And these are the metal fragments
540
00:24:23,570 --> 00:24:25,320
I collected from Manny Hinde's office.
541
00:24:26,289 --> 00:24:28,740
They're the same.
542
00:24:28,742 --> 00:24:31,877
Lindsay, when did the gun fail?
543
00:24:31,879 --> 00:24:32,861
On the second round.
544
00:24:32,863 --> 00:24:33,912
HAWKES:
Which is consistent
545
00:24:33,914 --> 00:24:35,196
with my analysis
546
00:24:35,198 --> 00:24:37,165
of soft metal and epoxy construction.
547
00:24:37,167 --> 00:24:40,502
Okay, the gun Justin made
must have been a prototype.
548
00:24:40,504 --> 00:24:42,137
It would have had
to have been kiln-tempered
549
00:24:42,139 --> 00:24:43,255
at high heat for a lengthy
550
00:24:43,257 --> 00:24:45,223
period before
it would even have a chance
551
00:24:45,225 --> 00:24:47,375
of being structurally
sound enough to fire.
552
00:24:47,377 --> 00:24:48,877
But our killer didn't know that.
553
00:24:48,879 --> 00:24:50,645
(grunts)
554
00:24:50,647 --> 00:24:54,266
We know the first round
killed Justin on impact.
555
00:24:54,268 --> 00:24:56,985
The second round did more
than just kill Manny Hinde.
556
00:24:56,987 --> 00:24:59,104
(groaning)
557
00:24:59,106 --> 00:25:02,858
It would have exploded and very
likely injured the shooter.
558
00:25:02,860 --> 00:25:04,493
Reach out to every
559
00:25:04,495 --> 00:25:06,528
E.R. in town,
check reports
560
00:25:06,530 --> 00:25:08,113
of anything that looks
like a shrapnel injury.
561
00:25:08,115 --> 00:25:09,865
Got it.
562
00:25:30,303 --> 00:25:31,603
DANNY:
Okay, will you let me know
563
00:25:31,605 --> 00:25:33,188
if you see a patient
with those kind of injuries?
564
00:25:33,190 --> 00:25:34,940
Fantastic.
Thanks a lot. Bye.
565
00:25:34,942 --> 00:25:36,308
(phone ringing)
566
00:25:36,310 --> 00:25:38,927
Hi, this is Detective Lindsay
Messer with the NYPD Crime Lab.
567
00:25:38,929 --> 00:25:41,563
Could I please speak to an
emergency room physician?
568
00:26:07,673 --> 00:26:10,559
That was at about what time?
(snaps fingers)
569
00:26:12,512 --> 00:26:15,514
Okay, and were the injuries serious?
570
00:26:15,516 --> 00:26:18,266
And did he say how it happened?
571
00:26:18,268 --> 00:26:21,069
Okay, I'm gonna need
that patient's name.
572
00:26:24,657 --> 00:26:27,475
Boom.
573
00:26:42,041 --> 00:26:44,242
(computer chirping)
574
00:26:46,579 --> 00:26:48,046
Mac, we checked with 17 area hospitals.
575
00:26:48,048 --> 00:26:50,298
I think we finally got
a lead on our perp.
576
00:26:50,300 --> 00:26:52,017
Andy Lewis.
577
00:26:52,019 --> 00:26:53,501
How does he do that?
578
00:26:53,503 --> 00:26:55,303
Wasn't our other suspect
named Andy, too?
579
00:26:55,305 --> 00:26:57,472
Andy Stein, venture capitalist,
580
00:26:57,474 --> 00:27:00,091
but that shyster's a saint
compared to Andy Lewis.
581
00:27:00,093 --> 00:27:01,510
DANNY
"B and E, burglary."
582
00:27:01,512 --> 00:27:02,811
Just finished
a three-year stint
583
00:27:02,813 --> 00:27:04,296
for assault with a deadly weapon.
584
00:27:04,298 --> 00:27:05,564
LINDSAY:
Well, looks like
585
00:27:05,566 --> 00:27:07,032
a deadly weapon just assaulted him back.
586
00:27:07,034 --> 00:27:08,400
I checked with the E.R. doctor.
587
00:27:08,402 --> 00:27:11,152
He has first degree burns on his
fingers, multiple lacerations
588
00:27:11,154 --> 00:27:12,654
on his face.
589
00:27:12,656 --> 00:27:14,322
Well, shouldn't be hard
to spot once we find him.
590
00:27:14,324 --> 00:27:16,741
We just did.
591
00:27:16,743 --> 00:27:19,461
(computer trilling)
592
00:27:21,964 --> 00:27:23,415
(horns honking)
593
00:27:23,417 --> 00:27:25,217
(siren blaring)
594
00:27:25,219 --> 00:27:27,385
(door creaking)
595
00:27:31,557 --> 00:27:33,725
(machine whirring)
596
00:27:57,667 --> 00:27:59,534
(power whirring down)
597
00:27:59,536 --> 00:28:01,586
TAYLOR:
Andy Lewis, NYPD.
598
00:28:01,588 --> 00:28:04,089
Put your hands where I can see 'em.
599
00:28:07,242 --> 00:28:09,544
(grunting)
600
00:28:43,713 --> 00:28:46,748
(panting)
601
00:29:01,764 --> 00:29:03,398
(grunts)
602
00:29:04,433 --> 00:29:05,483
(grunts)
603
00:29:07,903 --> 00:29:10,271
(grunting)
604
00:29:10,273 --> 00:29:12,140
(groaning)
605
00:29:13,609 --> 00:29:16,310
(groaning)
606
00:29:17,163 --> 00:29:19,781
(sighs)
607
00:29:19,783 --> 00:29:22,984
Man, he looks tired, huh?
608
00:29:30,882 --> 00:29:34,005
You ever see the movie North
by Northwest, Mr. Lewis?
609
00:29:34,125 --> 00:29:35,959
I don't get out much.
610
00:29:35,961 --> 00:29:37,126
I'm sure that's true,
611
00:29:37,128 --> 00:29:39,262
considering all the time
you've spent in lockup.
612
00:29:39,264 --> 00:29:40,680
It was a great flick.
613
00:29:40,682 --> 00:29:42,265
Cary Grant
614
00:29:42,267 --> 00:29:44,767
plays an ad exec who gets
mistaken for someone else,
615
00:29:44,769 --> 00:29:47,437
and it just completely
turns his life upside down.
616
00:29:48,222 --> 00:29:50,023
(laughs) Kind of like
617
00:29:50,025 --> 00:29:52,528
Justin VanderHeyden.
618
00:29:52,874 --> 00:29:55,261
Only his life was ended,
619
00:29:55,855 --> 00:29:58,189
and you're the one that got mistaken.
620
00:29:58,191 --> 00:30:00,191
Justin had an
8:00 meeting
621
00:30:00,193 --> 00:30:02,043
scheduled with a venture capitalist
622
00:30:02,045 --> 00:30:03,377
at the Triborough Club.
623
00:30:03,379 --> 00:30:05,129
He had a big idea that needed funding.
624
00:30:05,131 --> 00:30:07,731
And he was certain that Andy Stein
was the guy to make that happen.
625
00:30:07,760 --> 00:30:10,043
TAYLOR: Trouble is, Justin was excited,
626
00:30:10,045 --> 00:30:12,396
so he got there a little earlier
than he should have,
627
00:30:12,398 --> 00:30:14,648
and Andy Stein hadn't arrived yet.
628
00:30:14,650 --> 00:30:16,683
DANVILLE:
But Andy Lewis had.
629
00:30:16,685 --> 00:30:18,685
(dance music plays, crowd chatter)
630
00:30:22,574 --> 00:30:23,223
Andy?
631
00:30:23,225 --> 00:30:25,225
Yeah?
632
00:30:25,227 --> 00:30:26,243
Hi. I'm Justin.
633
00:30:26,245 --> 00:30:27,694
Um, it's so nice to meet you.
634
00:30:27,696 --> 00:30:29,246
And I know you're a very busy man,
635
00:30:29,248 --> 00:30:32,449
but I think you're really gonna
like what I've come up with.
636
00:30:32,451 --> 00:30:36,403
I'd like to introduce you
to the printable gun.
637
00:30:36,405 --> 00:30:38,589
I had no freakin' idea who he was.
638
00:30:39,424 --> 00:30:40,457
DANVILLE:
No, you probably had
639
00:30:40,459 --> 00:30:41,908
other things on your mind.
640
00:30:41,910 --> 00:30:44,127
Like the fact that Manny Hinde slept
641
00:30:44,129 --> 00:30:46,180
with your wife Molly
while you were in prison.
642
00:30:46,182 --> 00:30:47,764
How the hell do you know that?
643
00:30:47,766 --> 00:30:49,800
TAYLOR:
Once we found out who you were,
644
00:30:49,802 --> 00:30:52,936
your parole officer was happy
to tell us who your wife is.
645
00:30:52,938 --> 00:30:55,272
Turns out that Molly had heard
646
00:30:55,274 --> 00:30:57,107
one of Hinde's radio commercials,
647
00:30:57,109 --> 00:30:58,925
and so, she went to him for one
648
00:30:58,927 --> 00:31:01,311
of those quickie divorces
right after you got locked up.
649
00:31:01,313 --> 00:31:02,929
DANVILLE:
But it turned out
650
00:31:02,931 --> 00:31:05,449
to be much more than
just a quickie, didn't it?
651
00:31:05,451 --> 00:31:08,151
Sleeping with a freakin' attorney.
652
00:31:08,153 --> 00:31:10,487
I wanted to kill that bitch.
653
00:31:10,489 --> 00:31:11,955
That might explains why
654
00:31:11,957 --> 00:31:13,874
we found your wife hiding in a hotel.
655
00:31:13,876 --> 00:31:16,076
She knew exactly how violent you were.
656
00:31:16,078 --> 00:31:17,961
I tried to calm down.
657
00:31:17,963 --> 00:31:20,831
I even took myself out for a drink.
658
00:31:20,833 --> 00:31:23,500
But I just sat in that bar
getting more and more pissed.
659
00:31:23,502 --> 00:31:27,254
Then opportunity
suddenly presented itself.
660
00:31:27,256 --> 00:31:30,224
Think of what this kind
of technology can mean
661
00:31:30,226 --> 00:31:32,009
to law enforcement or the military.
662
00:31:32,011 --> 00:31:35,312
Low-cost weapons can be
printed whenever they're needed
663
00:31:35,314 --> 00:31:38,015
by precincts or platoons
around the world.
664
00:31:38,017 --> 00:31:40,400
Now, all I need is the funding
665
00:31:40,402 --> 00:31:42,986
to be able to continue
my research, and then...
666
00:31:42,988 --> 00:31:44,771
Kid...
667
00:31:44,773 --> 00:31:46,490
I'm all in.
668
00:31:47,358 --> 00:31:49,443
Just do me a favor.
669
00:31:49,445 --> 00:31:50,644
Yeah, what's that?
670
00:31:50,646 --> 00:31:52,829
Show me, don't tell me.
671
00:31:59,987 --> 00:32:02,089
(hose hisses)
672
00:32:06,827 --> 00:32:08,345
(chuckles)
673
00:32:08,347 --> 00:32:10,664
And it takes regular rounds?
674
00:32:12,850 --> 00:32:15,102
See for yourself.
675
00:32:15,104 --> 00:32:17,271
(barrel clicks)
676
00:32:22,226 --> 00:32:23,277
Whoa,
677
00:32:23,279 --> 00:32:25,562
be careful where you point that.
678
00:32:25,564 --> 00:32:27,264
You're telling me to be careful?
679
00:32:28,616 --> 00:32:30,183
When you just gave a gold mine
680
00:32:30,185 --> 00:32:31,451
to the wrong guy.
681
00:32:31,453 --> 00:32:32,736
Wait, what are you talking about?
682
00:32:33,388 --> 00:32:34,688
(grunts)
683
00:32:38,042 --> 00:32:40,694
You're a genius, kid.
684
00:32:40,696 --> 00:32:42,546
For an idiot.
685
00:32:42,548 --> 00:32:45,048
You killed an innocent young man
686
00:32:45,050 --> 00:32:46,667
and then stole his idea.
687
00:32:46,669 --> 00:32:48,969
Then used it to kill someone else.
688
00:32:52,540 --> 00:32:54,391
No... No!
689
00:32:55,009 --> 00:32:56,259
(shouts)
690
00:32:56,261 --> 00:32:57,394
DANVILLE:
But your plan kind of...
691
00:32:57,396 --> 00:32:58,895
backfired on you, didn't it?
692
00:32:58,897 --> 00:33:00,397
(groans)
693
00:33:00,399 --> 00:33:02,432
That stupid kid.
694
00:33:02,434 --> 00:33:04,568
Half-assed gun.
695
00:33:06,053 --> 00:33:09,055
That... cheating son of a bitch
696
00:33:09,057 --> 00:33:12,225
messing around with my wife.
697
00:33:12,227 --> 00:33:14,561
If you ask me...
698
00:33:14,563 --> 00:33:16,730
they both had it coming.
699
00:33:18,449 --> 00:33:20,951
No, Mr. Lewis.
700
00:33:20,953 --> 00:33:23,170
But you certainly do.
701
00:33:27,208 --> 00:33:29,626
What do we do with Justin's printer?
702
00:33:29,628 --> 00:33:32,713
We'll have it sent over to the
Brooklyn University of Science
703
00:33:32,715 --> 00:33:34,097
after Lewis is convicted.
704
00:33:34,099 --> 00:33:35,716
And his software?
705
00:33:35,718 --> 00:33:37,684
Good or bad,
706
00:33:37,686 --> 00:33:39,919
you can't stop ideas.
Sooner or later,
707
00:33:39,921 --> 00:33:43,523
I'm sure that somebody else will
figure out how to print a gun.
708
00:33:43,525 --> 00:33:44,775
But until they do,
709
00:33:44,777 --> 00:33:48,478
I think we should just keep
that info to ourselves.
710
00:33:48,480 --> 00:33:51,698
Okay. Sounds like
an excellent plan.
711
00:33:51,700 --> 00:33:54,117
Let me ask you
a question-- if you had
712
00:33:54,119 --> 00:33:55,535
a million dollars to spend,
713
00:33:55,537 --> 00:33:57,937
would you ever give your money
to a total stranger?
714
00:33:57,939 --> 00:33:59,206
Don't tell me you're caught up
715
00:33:59,208 --> 00:34:01,124
in this whole Guardian Angel story.
716
00:34:01,126 --> 00:34:03,109
Richard Kemp is
about as see-through
717
00:34:03,111 --> 00:34:05,111
as the hot air coming out of his mouth.
718
00:34:05,113 --> 00:34:07,464
I know.
But what if it's not him?
719
00:34:07,466 --> 00:34:09,115
Well, he's certainly claiming otherwise.
720
00:34:09,117 --> 00:34:10,167
What if he's lying?
721
00:34:10,169 --> 00:34:11,835
What if somebody else
gave the money away?
722
00:34:11,837 --> 00:34:15,472
Then I'd expect that person
to come forward, wouldn't you?
723
00:34:15,474 --> 00:34:17,340
Unless they'd rather remain anonymous.
724
00:34:17,342 --> 00:34:19,292
Why are you so suspicious anyway?
725
00:34:19,294 --> 00:34:21,645
You got a bead on the
real Guardian Angel?
726
00:34:21,647 --> 00:34:23,063
Maybe.
727
00:34:23,065 --> 00:34:24,347
Well, you gonna tell me?
728
00:34:24,349 --> 00:34:26,566
Nope.
729
00:34:27,301 --> 00:34:29,352
♪
730
00:34:29,354 --> 00:34:31,571
(Ping-Pong balls clacking)
731
00:34:34,776 --> 00:34:38,412
♪ It's bigger than love ♪
732
00:34:38,414 --> 00:34:42,282
♪ Brighter than all the stars combined ♪
733
00:34:42,284 --> 00:34:44,868
♪ It's dwarfing the sun ♪
(groans)
734
00:34:45,670 --> 00:34:46,753
I'm impressed.
735
00:34:46,755 --> 00:34:48,822
You got some pretty good skills.
736
00:34:48,824 --> 00:34:50,457
You got a nasty little serve yourself.
737
00:34:50,459 --> 00:34:51,374
Ooh!
738
00:34:51,376 --> 00:34:53,794
What do you say we take it up a notch?
739
00:34:53,796 --> 00:34:56,546
All right, what do you got in mind?
Best two out of three.
740
00:34:56,548 --> 00:34:57,297
I'm in.
741
00:34:57,299 --> 00:34:58,998
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
742
00:34:59,000 --> 00:35:00,016
What does the winner get?
743
00:35:00,018 --> 00:35:02,836
Whatever the winner wants.
744
00:35:02,838 --> 00:35:04,504
Ooh, I can tell
745
00:35:04,506 --> 00:35:05,772
this is gonna get ugly.
746
00:35:07,959 --> 00:35:10,794
♪ Brighter than all the stars combined ♪
747
00:35:10,796 --> 00:35:13,563
♪ It's dwarfing the sun ♪
748
00:35:13,565 --> 00:35:16,032
Didn't I tell you that was a good time?
749
00:35:16,034 --> 00:35:17,851
You did.
750
00:35:17,853 --> 00:35:20,987
And I didn't believe you.
751
00:35:20,989 --> 00:35:24,023
But it was a really nice time.
752
00:35:46,481 --> 00:35:48,932
Just collecting my winnings.
753
00:35:48,934 --> 00:35:51,902
So...
754
00:35:51,904 --> 00:35:53,520
we done playing Ping-Pong?
755
00:35:53,522 --> 00:35:56,656
Yeah, we're done
playing Ping-Pong.
756
00:35:57,892 --> 00:36:00,827
(car alarm chirps)
757
00:36:22,383 --> 00:36:24,601
(bell dings)
758
00:36:25,436 --> 00:36:27,270
Hey, Sid.
759
00:36:27,272 --> 00:36:30,190
Jo, what are you doing
down here so late?
760
00:36:30,192 --> 00:36:32,192
Just came by to chitchat
for a few minutes.
761
00:36:32,194 --> 00:36:33,560
I'm so fascinated
762
00:36:33,562 --> 00:36:35,645
by this whole Guardian Angel
story in the news.
763
00:36:35,647 --> 00:36:36,813
Really?
764
00:36:36,815 --> 00:36:38,365
I've been trying to avoid it.
Uh...
765
00:36:38,367 --> 00:36:39,616
Do you remember Mauricio Flores?
766
00:36:39,618 --> 00:36:41,935
No.
767
00:36:41,937 --> 00:36:43,269
Should I?
768
00:36:43,271 --> 00:36:45,322
Well, I recognized his
name right off the bat
769
00:36:45,324 --> 00:36:47,374
from a case we worked on together
770
00:36:47,376 --> 00:36:48,458
a couple years ago.
771
00:36:48,460 --> 00:36:50,794
His mother was killed in the projects.
772
00:36:50,796 --> 00:36:52,379
And all those other people.
773
00:36:52,381 --> 00:36:55,048
Carolyn Sutton, lost her husband
in a home invasion.
774
00:36:55,050 --> 00:36:58,668
Kevin and Rachel Carpenter.
775
00:36:58,670 --> 00:37:00,754
She lost her dad
in a hit-and-run.
776
00:37:00,756 --> 00:37:02,889
And the traffic cop, Rhonda Reynolds,
777
00:37:02,891 --> 00:37:04,791
buried her teenage son
after a drive-by.
778
00:37:04,793 --> 00:37:06,593
You know what's fascinating
about all these
779
00:37:06,595 --> 00:37:09,295
is that they're all connected by crime.
780
00:37:09,297 --> 00:37:12,966
Now that you mention it, I guess it is.
781
00:37:17,021 --> 00:37:19,522
And you know what really gets me
782
00:37:19,524 --> 00:37:23,326
is that all the employees at NYPD
783
00:37:23,328 --> 00:37:25,862
have their fingerprints on file in AFIS,
784
00:37:25,864 --> 00:37:27,247
Sid.
785
00:37:27,249 --> 00:37:28,999
Yeah.
786
00:37:29,001 --> 00:37:32,869
Or should I call you the Guardian Angel?
787
00:37:37,124 --> 00:37:39,876
(sighs, chuckles)
788
00:37:43,047 --> 00:37:45,966
I should've worn gloves,
789
00:37:45,968 --> 00:37:48,518
but I didn't exactly think
I was committing a crime.
790
00:37:48,520 --> 00:37:49,686
Well, you weren't.
791
00:37:49,688 --> 00:37:51,337
Still, I couldn't help
trying to figure out
792
00:37:51,339 --> 00:37:53,306
why you would be giving $10 million
793
00:37:53,308 --> 00:37:57,010
of your hard earned patent money
to complete and total strangers.
794
00:37:57,012 --> 00:37:59,646
Until I realized that all these people
795
00:37:59,648 --> 00:38:01,698
had lost someone they loved.
796
00:38:01,700 --> 00:38:04,784
Somebody whose autopsies
were on your table.
797
00:38:07,538 --> 00:38:10,240
What are you, a detective or something?
798
00:38:11,542 --> 00:38:15,128
These ten cases,
they really stuck with me, Jo,
799
00:38:15,130 --> 00:38:17,881
I mean, because their losses
800
00:38:17,883 --> 00:38:21,084
only got worse.
801
00:38:21,086 --> 00:38:24,554
They-they got
pink-slipped
802
00:38:24,556 --> 00:38:26,205
or hit with back taxes
803
00:38:26,207 --> 00:38:28,558
or had to drop out of school.
804
00:38:28,560 --> 00:38:31,544
I just wanted to try
805
00:38:31,546 --> 00:38:35,381
and repair some of the damage, you know?
806
00:38:35,383 --> 00:38:37,150
'Cause, I mean, let's face it.
807
00:38:37,152 --> 00:38:38,501
That's something people
808
00:38:38,503 --> 00:38:40,053
in our business rarely get to do.
809
00:38:40,055 --> 00:38:42,722
So I decided to hand-deliver
810
00:38:42,724 --> 00:38:45,892
those checks because I wanted
811
00:38:45,894 --> 00:38:50,163
to personally hand someone hope.
812
00:38:50,165 --> 00:38:52,666
Some kind of joy.
813
00:38:52,668 --> 00:38:55,118
Of course, we all deserve that,
814
00:38:55,120 --> 00:38:59,405
but trust me, Jo, these folks
deserved it so much more.
815
00:39:00,341 --> 00:39:01,508
RACHEL (in distance):
A million dollars?
816
00:39:01,510 --> 00:39:02,676
KEVIN:
Are you kidding me?
817
00:39:02,678 --> 00:39:04,094
RACHEL:
Oh, my God, oh, my God.
818
00:39:04,096 --> 00:39:05,128
KEVIN:
Are you kidding me?
819
00:39:05,130 --> 00:39:06,680
Are you serious?
Oh, my God!
820
00:39:06,682 --> 00:39:09,933
And you know what,
more than anything else,
821
00:39:09,935 --> 00:39:13,303
I wanted to reassure those people
822
00:39:13,305 --> 00:39:15,705
that somebody out there
still understands
823
00:39:15,707 --> 00:39:19,092
there's always more
824
00:39:19,094 --> 00:39:21,945
than one victim in a crime.
825
00:39:24,565 --> 00:39:27,150
DANVILLE: Sid, I can't
imagine how you've changed
826
00:39:27,152 --> 00:39:29,235
these people's lives.
827
00:39:29,237 --> 00:39:30,320
Well...
828
00:39:30,322 --> 00:39:31,938
But do you really want to give away
829
00:39:31,940 --> 00:39:32,989
all your money?
830
00:39:32,991 --> 00:39:35,041
Well,
831
00:39:35,043 --> 00:39:36,876
it's like they always say,
832
00:39:36,878 --> 00:39:38,778
you can't take it with you.
833
00:39:38,780 --> 00:39:41,881
(chuckles)
What, are you going somewhere?
834
00:39:41,883 --> 00:39:45,168
Uh...
835
00:39:49,590 --> 00:39:51,958
Jo, you were the first person
836
00:39:51,960 --> 00:39:54,344
I confided in
when I became a millionaire.
837
00:39:54,346 --> 00:39:56,312
So now, uh,
838
00:39:56,314 --> 00:40:00,767
can I ask you to be my confidant again?
839
00:40:00,769 --> 00:40:02,018
Of course.
840
00:40:02,020 --> 00:40:03,319
What's up?
841
00:40:08,526 --> 00:40:10,276
(clears throat)
842
00:40:10,278 --> 00:40:13,530
I've been diagnosed with cancer.
843
00:40:20,087 --> 00:40:22,205
Yeah, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma,
to be exact.
844
00:40:22,207 --> 00:40:24,991
Uh... I'm still doing
a bunch of tests,
845
00:40:24,993 --> 00:40:28,261
trying to figure out
how far it may have spread.
846
00:40:29,964 --> 00:40:32,182
I've known for a while,
847
00:40:32,184 --> 00:40:34,884
but it's just
easier... never mind.
848
00:40:37,555 --> 00:40:39,639
Sid.
849
00:40:39,641 --> 00:40:41,641
What's the prognosis?
850
00:40:41,643 --> 00:40:43,777
Oh, uh,
851
00:40:43,779 --> 00:40:45,728
you know doctors.
852
00:40:45,730 --> 00:40:47,530
They've all got their opinion.
853
00:40:47,532 --> 00:40:51,951
But, uh, you know, we've all
got an expiration date, right?
854
00:40:51,953 --> 00:40:56,573
Whether it's tomorrow
or ten years from now.
855
00:40:56,575 --> 00:40:58,958
It's what we do
856
00:40:58,960 --> 00:41:01,694
before then that matters.
857
00:41:01,696 --> 00:41:05,865
That's why I gave the
money to those people, Jo.
858
00:41:05,867 --> 00:41:07,917
I mean,
859
00:41:07,919 --> 00:41:10,720
most of us aren't around
to see what happens
860
00:41:10,722 --> 00:41:14,090
to the inheritance that we leave behind.
861
00:41:14,092 --> 00:41:16,726
I want to know
862
00:41:16,728 --> 00:41:19,312
what kind of difference I've made.
863
00:41:19,314 --> 00:41:21,097
Sid,
864
00:41:21,099 --> 00:41:24,651
(crying):
you have no idea.
865
00:41:28,989 --> 00:41:30,824
You...
866
00:41:30,826 --> 00:41:32,408
All right.
867
00:41:34,078 --> 00:41:36,830
Are you in any pain?
868
00:41:38,616 --> 00:41:40,783
Not really.
869
00:41:40,785 --> 00:41:44,621
But if there comes a time
870
00:41:44,623 --> 00:41:48,508
when I can't do my job,
871
00:41:48,510 --> 00:41:52,045
I won't hesitate to step aside.
872
00:41:53,080 --> 00:41:55,081
Just please,
873
00:41:55,083 --> 00:41:58,434
please let it be on my own terms.
874
00:41:58,436 --> 00:42:00,770
I promise.
875
00:42:02,640 --> 00:42:05,808
Promise me
you're not telling me good-bye.
876
00:42:05,810 --> 00:42:07,193
No.
877
00:42:07,195 --> 00:42:09,229
Are you kidding me?
878
00:42:09,231 --> 00:42:11,898
I've got way too much work to do.
879
00:42:11,900 --> 00:42:13,566
(chuckles)
880
00:42:13,568 --> 00:42:15,151
No, this is only...
881
00:42:15,153 --> 00:42:17,570
good night.
882
00:42:17,572 --> 00:42:18,771
Okay.
883
00:42:18,773 --> 00:42:30,079
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