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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.

I really need these
pictures back today.

No problem.
Careful of the arrow.

Okay, take this.
Take--

Big smile.
Big smile for Mommy.

Big smile.
Come on, big smile.

Line two.
He wanted to hold.

Yeah. I got it.

We're all set.

Yeah, uh-huh,
one in a million.

When are you gonna build

one of those mansions
for me, huh?

Hey, you're next
on my list.

You want
a cashier's check?

Uh, no. Sub-contractors
gotta have cash.

Okay.

I'm sorry.
A client showed up late.

Hi, baby.

He said pasta.
Danielle, listen.

Come on, Charlie,
say pasta.

You're taking him tomorrow?

I said I would.
But I need the car seat.

That right there
with the eyes?

That's my brother Tommy.

Oh, Daddy,
Uncle Tommy is fat.

Here. Why don't you
take a little visit

to Auntie Claire while
Mommy makes a phone call?

Here you go.

You have to go back
to work?

Uh-huh.

Heh. Ain't it a bitch?

I'll see you tomorrow.

He took two in the chest.

My guess.
An attempted carjacking.

His bad luck.
He picks Quickdraw McGraw.

Where's Quickdraw now?

I don't know.
He didn't wait around.

He got a shot off.

Check the hospitals.

Hey, we've got
more glass over here.

What's the first sign
of life in that direction?

Gas 'N' Snak.
It's closed now.

Check it out.
Maybe he drove off the road.

And look for a BMW.

He's a got Beemer.
Why's he jacking cars?

Maybe it was the driver
he was looking for.

A woman driving alone.

Intersection with a blinking light.

Everybody's gotta stop.

Or he made them stop.

He switched the signal.

A man with a plan.

A quarter mile that way.
We found the Beemer.

Joseph Sabo, Queens.

Hey, Sabo Superior Auto.

The guy owns a dealership.

No restraints.

No restraints.
No tape.

No way to control
the person he grabs.

Well, if he's looking
for rape targets,

there's easier ways
than reprogramming a signal.

Yeah, you choose the hard way
'cause you have to.

Maybe Sabo was
planning a hit.

I don't believe it.

What happened to him?

Well, we don't know.

Is there anybody that he was
having a problem with?

A disgruntled partner?

No, we run the business
mom and pop.

Only disgruntled
partner was me.

We have to ask if we can see
your last financial statement.

Do you have a firearm
on the premises?

Yeah, in the safe.

Our fiscal year
ends next week.

Uh, I'll have to give you
only last year's statement.

All right. I'm gonna
take it from here, okay?

Thank you.

Well, there's
no gun here.

But this looks...
interesting.

That's probably just
a down payment on a car.

The paperwork's
right here, I'm sure.

We'll find it, ma'am.
We'll find it.

I know
my husband's business.

There are
no secrets here.

Of course.

You know what?
I'm gonna go, uh,

kick some tires.

Mm-hmm.
Boys love their toys.

Yeah. Joe did.

Did Joe have
any personal struggles

with drugs? Gambling?

Oh, no. Never.

He quit smoking
when we got married.

God. I should've
let him smoke.

Well, it sounds like
it was good marriage.

There was a rough patch
three years ago.

We went to counseling.
We recommitted.

We've never been happier.

And now--

The glass on the road
is standard auto glass.

But it was treated with
this water repellant.

It's called Stormshield.

Only been on the market
for four months.

That narrows it down.

The slugs that killed Sabo
were 22 caliber.

They entered at an angle
consistent

with being shot from a car.

Two guns.
Deserted road.

It's straight out
of Jim Thompson.

Who's that?

New forensic accountant.

He's been going over
Sabo's books.

He's a sweetheart.

Hi. Joshua Simmons.

It's an honor to meet you.

An honor to work
on Major Case.

At ease, soldier.
What'd you find?

Um, this guy Sabo.
He's dirty.

You can arrest him today.

Well, arresting him
is gonna be tough,

seeing as he's dead.

So, Josh, did you find
evidence of a criminal act?

Yes. Um, so,
in the last year

he wrote three
$10,000 checks to cash.

Marked 'em as payments
for used cars.

But the VIN numbers he gave
for the cars are bogus.

So he's skimming
from his own business.

From his own wife.

Their fiscal year
ends this week.

She's about to find out
that the books don't add up.

I'm thinking drugs.

We'll keep that in mind.
What else?

Um, well,
three months ago

he donated a car
to a charity--Urban Harvest.

A 2002 Lexus LS 430.

That's a pretty nice car
for meals-on-wheels.

Well, it felt hinky
to me too.

Maybe we rethink
the drug angle.

Maybe we take it
from here.

Okay.

Let's say Sabo was in hock
to a loan shark.

He couldn't
handle the payments.

So he decides
to retire the debt.

He might have used that car
for one of those payments.

Find out
where it really went.

Joe took it as a trade-in
and gave it to charity.

Joe was a generous guy.- Yeah, we heard.

You didn't happen to see
who picked up the car?

He took it himself.

Everything to do
with that car,

he did himself.

Everything includes what?

Tuneup, new tires--
only thing I did

was disable
the rear air bags.

Hey, this Stormshield stuff.
Does that really work?

It's terrific.

But you don't want
to know what it costs.

Yeah? Did you happen
to put it

on that car
that he donated?

Joe insisted on it.

Like I said. Joe--

He's a real generous guy.

Thanks.

Well, whoever
he took a shot at

was driving
that LS 430.

Well, they must've had a kid
because that's the only reason

they would disable
the rear airbags.

Maybe his secret charity
is a woman with a kid.

Gives her a car.

Three months later
tries to shoot her.

Sounds like love to me.

And that's why
he skimmed the money.

Then he decided to end it.

Maybe she tried
to shake him down.

Maybe she wouldn't
end it.

Decides to keep
his last ten grand

and buy
a 15 cent bullet.

Pennywise.
Yeah.

This broad carries a gun,
and she's a better shot

than a lot of cops
I know.

Not the kind of woman
a married guy should date.

It wasn't me!

I didn't know the guy!

I was where
you told me to be.

I swear, I didn't--Hello?

Hello? Oh.

You're late.

The doctor's been waiting
for him for 20 minutes.

And you forgot something.

Get off my back.

I had to make
a phone call.

If you're not up to this,
say so, Danielle.

But you can't be
a mother halfway.

I know what I'm doing
with my life.

I got a plan.

We got no leads off
Sabo's phone records.

But his secretary said
she remembers

a few private calls from
a woman over the last year.

Shooting happened
just after 7:00.

So this woman was
probably on her way home

or to a job.

Well, if she makes
a right turn here,

she goes into
this residential area.

We canvassed for a car
with busted windows.

No luck.

She makes a left turn.

She goes into
the business district.

I guess you know where you'll befor the next few days.

Yeah. Brooklyn.

Looking for maybe a woman

and maybe an LS 430

with or without a baby seat.

Should be a breeze.

Thursday night? No.

We're closed
from 6:30 to 6:00.

What's with
the security cameras?

Somebody got you spooked?

Friday morning I come in

and find cigarette butts
by the pumps.

And on the side here.

People try
to steal my gas.

Somebody dropped
something here.

Tip-Top Toys.

Someone waits in the dark
with a kid's toy

while 300 yards away
the mother of a child

walks into a trap.

Yeah. Well, maybe
Hockey Bear's friend

was the bait.

I buy lots of toys
at Tip-Top.

I was in the area
bidding on a job,

and I stopped for gas
and they were closed.

You know they got a security
camera on those pumps?

No. I didn't see.

Long as I was there,
I had a cigarette.

My wife doesn't like me
smoking in the car, so--

Do you have kids?

Is that who
the bear was for?

Yes.

These little cutie pies
with the pink skirts?

They hockey fans?

Oh, you meant that bear?

No, I bought that bear
for Toys for Tots.

Henry, what were you really
doing at the gas station?

I told you.

I got nothing more to say.

Hey.

You didn't miss much.

Henry picked up his girls
from ballet class,

kissed the wife,and it's been quiet ever since.

You?

No criminal beefs,
no complaints against him

or his business.

And no evidence he and Sabo
ever met or even talked.

That doesn't
sound promising.

Here comes
Hockey Bear now.

There's a hockey rink
nearby.

Well.

Rink's the other way.

The only thing that way
is the mall.

Is that for me?

Yeah. Something for
the little guy too.

My wife thinks
I'm playing hockey

for like two more hours.

Not tonight.
We'll make a date soon.

Well, so much
for being lovers.

Hmm. Maybe ex-lovers.

Excuse me, miss.

Something wrong?

Yeah, the guy that you were
just talking to,

Henry Vinson, is the subject
of an investigation.

Oh. We had
a blind date.

But I got
a bad vibe off him.

Right. Do you mind if we
see what's in the bag?

Yeah, I do mind.

I have to pick up my baby.

It's a rental car.
Where's your car?

I don't own a car.
- Oh?

I wait till I have
a lot of errands

and then I rent.

What happened
to your ear?

I burned myself
with a curling iron.

Really? What did you use?
A hot gun barrel?

Because that
stippling on your ears

is consistent with a gun
being fired next to it.

Are you calling me
a liar?

I'm calling you
under arrest.

Put your hands
on the car.

Well. Cash and a car.

Another generous guy.

What'll they find?

What do you mean,
"What will they find?"

Don't play dumb.

How could you
do this to Charlie?

I'm in trouble.
He's fine.

For now.

You get me out of this,

or I will give him
to his dad.

She screwed up, Declan.

I have to go.

No. I'll take care of her.

Just get dressed

and go to your parents'.

Claire, from now on...

I'll handle this.

The swab on her face
was positive

for gunshot residue.

I thought you were
looking for a woman

who drove an LS 430.

She ditched it.

Look, the stippling
on the left ear fits.

If she's sitting in the car

shooting a revolver
over her left shoulder

at some guy coming at her,

that's where the GSR'd be.

Danielle Quinn.

Home address is a mile
from the crime scene.

She mentioned
she had a baby.

Where's the baby picture?

I don't think
she's very sentimental.

I guess Annie Oakley
left her gun at home.

Okay. Well,
diaper bag's all yours.

Hey, Barry.

You were worried she didn't
have any pictures of her kid?

Baby Joe
for Joseph Sabo.

Baby Henry for Henry Vinson.

She was blackmailing them

with phony
paternity claims.

She franchised
her own kid.

No wonder Sabo
wanted to kill her.

These photos don't
mean anything.

My wife and I take pictures
like this of our kids.

And you dedicate
them to every Tom,

Dick, and Harry?

I can't account for
my client's sense of humor.

All this pales
in comparison

to what Joseph Sabo did
to you on Thursday night.

We believe that you shot
at him in self-defense.

We also believe

that he was working
with somebody else.

Talk to me. Not her.

Mr. Pace, there may still
be somebody out there

who is trying
to kill her.

We need her help
to find him.

She's facing 10 to 15 years

on multiple counts
of extortion.

She comes clean
and cooperates with us,

she does maybe a year.

Ten years.

That's your son's
childhood.

You won't miss a second
of your son's childhood.

These extortion charges will
fall like autumn leaves.

It's only extortion

if the alleged victims
say so.

Good luck with that.

I can't believe you people
followed me.

Hey, forget about that.

Tell us what
that money was about.

She gave me a deposit
for work on her place.

She changed her mind.
I gave her back the deposit.

Well, maybe your daughters
would like to meet

their little brother,
Henry Jr.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Just--

All right, listen.
I just strayed once.

I wound up
with a one-year old son

and I'm trying to do
right by him.

One-year-old son.

Danielle has
a two-and-a-half-year-old.

And look.

She's got
three other guys

paying support
for this kid.

So Henry Jr.
is not my son?

You mean you really
didn't know?

No. Oh, man!

Now look,
you want to get even?

Testify against her.

I can't. I can't.

If my wife ever
found out I cheated,

I'd be dead meat.

I don't know anything.
I'm sorry.

Without a witness
against her,

our extortion case
is dead in the water.

Meaning we can't force her

to help us to find
Mr. Sabo's accomplice.

We are sure he had
an accomplice?

Somebody tipped off Sabo

that she was meeting
with Henry.

And unless he has
telepathic powers,

it wasn't Henry.

It could've been one
of the other daddies

she's extorting.

All the more reason
to search her home.

Claire? Danielle's sister
is a lawyer.

I want her to see this.

They want to search
Danny's room.

You have
to let 'em in, Mom.

I'll call Declan.

She's had the same room
since she was a teenager.

Jeez. Did somebody
rob a toy store?

Heh. No. Charlie's
a very active boy.

Is he your only
grandchild?

Oh, yes. And we thank God
every day for him.

He was born
very prematurely.

And these toys build up
his strength.

Oh, this is terrible.

Danny values
her privacy so much.

Well, do you know
what she's in trouble for?

Men. This always
happens to Danny.

Even when she was
a little girl

the boys fought over her.

It makes life so hard
for her.

Mom, Declan told me
to observe the search.

You can stay upstairs.

But--

Okay.

Declan? You're
on a first-name basis

with your sister's
lawyer?

He's my boss.
I work at his law firm.

First place marksmanship.
Camp Rockaway.

Low morals, great aim,

and looks to have
expensive tastes.

Pay dirt. The envelopes
the valentines were mailed in.

Made out to men
at their places of work

in New York,
Connecticut, New Jersey.

Hey.

Looks like she over-fished
the tri-state area.

She's going to Alaska.

Condos. Day care centers.

She's not just going
for a visit.

She's gonna live there.

Oh, that? She's been
talking about that

since she was a kid.

I can't believe she'd
actually move there.

Is this Charlie's father?

Danielle's ex.
Donny Craddock.

He's a convicted
meth dealer.

He's been fighting her
on alimony and child support.

Cops. Tell Danielle
it's not payday yet.

I get once-a-month
visitation.

That's when I write
my check.

Once-a-month visitation.

Hey, good for you for staying
in your son's life.

He's my little man.

We hear those payments
are quite a burden.

Hey, I don't pay,
I'm violating my parole.

Hey, it's getting cold
out here.

How about we go inside
for some coffee?

You know, it must be galling

busting your butt
while Danielle's

just living
with her parents,

buying nice clothes.

Driving a new car.

Life would be
a lot easier for you

if you didn't have
those payments.

What's that
supposed to mean?

Come on. You knew she was
using your little man

to shake down married men.

Like Joe Sabo,
who gave her the car.

What are you saying?

Sabo tried to kill her.

We think he had help.

Someone who knew Danielle's
comings and goings.

You think I--

Hey, that's nuts.

Danielle, she drives
around with a gun.

She knows how to use it.
I don't mess with her.

I'm going inside.

What's in here,
your meth lab?

What, are you kidding?

No. I don't kid
with parolees.

What's in there?

It's Danielle's car.

She said she'd cut me
a break on the support

if I let her
stash it here.

By the time I saw
the bullet hole,

it was too late
to say no.

Bullet hole in the dash.
That's the shot from Sabo.

Yeah, well, if all
the shooting was up front,

why is this
back window broken?

Oh.

There's some
stippling here.

Somebody fired a gun
from back here.

Let me see something.

I'm just taking
a guess here.

But she must've
fired the gun

from this position.

Fired through
the back window.

That's why Sabo
didn't hit her.

She was lying down.

Danielle was
waiting for him.

She knew he was coming.

Somebody tipped her off?

Maybe Sabo's accomplice
had second thoughts.

However she got the tip
is immaterial.

She knew Mr. Sabo
was lying in wait

and she set
a trap for him.

I don't know.

Getting a jump
on a guy with a gun?

That's risky stuff.

We know Danielle
likes risks. But still--

She probably figured
she'd have to deal

with Sabo sooner or later.

This way she could
claim self-defense.

Whatever her reasons,

this is
convincing evidence

of what she did.

You're crazy.
I didn't do this.

We don't concede
she was even near

that intersection
that night.

We pulled a bullet
out of the dash.

It matched Sabo's gun.

A definitive match
on a slug

that penetrated layers
of metal and hard plastic.

I don't think so.

Mr. Pace, we now have enough
to convince a jury

she was extorting Mr. Sabo
and the other men.

It won't require much more
of a leap for that jury

to convict her of murder.

You better have
a net ready

when you ask them
to make that leap.

We're not interested
in any deal.

Not guilty.

People on bail?

The people request
remand, your honor.

Ms. Quinn is
a flight risk.

She may have
hidden money

she extorted
from her victims.

The police
found evidence

she's planning
a move to Alaska.

There's no such plan

and no such money,
Your Honor.

Ms. Quinn is the mother

of a child
with special needs.

Whom she exploited
in her blackmail scheme.

The child is being cared for
by the defendant's parents.

If anything, Your Honor,
he needs to be protected

from his own mother.

Anything to say, Mr. Pace?

Then I order the defendant
held without bail.

Next case.

Well, he didn't put up much
of a fight for his client.

Any time your client
wants to reconsider...

I'll you see at trial.

I don't know if it's
arrogance or incompetence.

Excuse me.

How is she?

She's not happy.
But I calmed her down.

Hmm.

Your parents
and Charlie need you.

I'll handle Danielle.

Get a load of that.

A funny way to console
your client's sister.

You think he'd be
more upset

about Danielle
going to jail.

Yeah. A married man
cheating on his wife.

Danielle's favorite
kind of sucker.

Well, if she found out

that Declan
was sleeping with Claire,

don't you think
she'd put the squeeze on him?

Maybe jail wasn't Declan's
first choice for Danielle.

Sabo's mystery accomplice.

Declan Pace is married.
He has his own law firm.

If Danielle found out he was
cheating with Claire,

why not blackmail him?

I have no problem
grasping her cravenness.

But his? That he would
partner with Joseph Sabo

to kill her and then
sabotage her defense?

Well, not only that.

After Sabo botched
the killing,

Pace probably found out
where Danielle

stashed the car, broke in,

and shot out
the rear window.

Yeah. He wanted to make sure
no one thought

Danielle was shooting Sabo
in self-defense.

So he framed her for Sabo's
murder after the fact.

Well, have you got
a better explanation

for how he's
handling the case?

I mean, this guy's
the Prince of Pleas.

He gets people good deals.
He keeps them out of court.

He's not doing that here.

So far. We're a long way
from a trial.

Hold on.
Listen to this.

Lucas Emmonds.
Six months ago,

Pace got him off
with community service

for assault.

Now, Mr. Emmonds is
a City Timing Engineer.

Timing engineers
time traffic lights.

What are you doing?

Executing a search warrant.

This is another warrant
for your arrest

for attempted murder.

Please step to the desk.

Put your hands
on the desk, please.

Your client,
the City Timing Engineer,

admitted giving you
the signal box key

the police found
on Joseph Sabo.

When Danielle started
blackmailing you

for cheating on wife
with Claire

you should've
called the police.

That's what
we're here for.

Declan, what's--

It's gonna be fine, Claire.
Just go back to work.

"Charlie with Mom.
Charlie with Claire.

Charlie with Claire."

"Rosie's"
on that Thursday.

My husband's secretary

said he left with
some police officers.

I checked
with Dr. Takahara.

He'll talk
to the pharmacy.

And you have your
10:00 visit from Cecelia.

Thank you, Loretta.

We won't be here
much longer, Mrs. Pace.

Loretta's a visiting nurse?

I have ovarian cancer.

It's my third reoccurrence.
And my last.

I'm s-sorry.

Your nurse said that
you have a visit at 10:00.

Is that because
Declan's working late?

I've had three bouts of cancer
over the last ten years,

and Declan stood by me.

But it's taken
its toll on him.

He deserves to be happy.

Claire Quinn makes him happy.

If his wife knows
about his affair,

there's nothing Danielle
could blackmail him for.

Then Declan's gotta
find another reason

to get rid of her.

He was definitely
keeping tabs on her.

He had these copies
of her date book

for the weeks
before the shooting.

She probably
gave them to him

to help him plan
her defense.

But he got them
before the shooting.

The weeks prior is
filled with reminders

and appointments.

But the week of the shooting
there's just one entry

for something called Rosie's

on the day Sabo was shot.

Danielle hadn't
filled it out yet

when these copies
were made.

Look at this.

That could be Rosie's.

Danielle and her sister.

See that water tower
in the background?

You can see it
from Gas 'N' Snak.

Which I'm gonna guess
30 years ago

was called... Rosie's.

This entry must be
how Declan Pace knew

Danielle was meeting
Henry there.

Except he wouldn't know
what Rosie's meant.

But his girlfriend would.

Claire Quinn helped him
plan the murder.

Of her own sister.

Could she really
hate her that much?

Of course.

Two sisters fighting
over a doll.

The boy's fine.

You're so concerned about him
you locked up his mother.

Charlie has asthma?

Yes. That's his breather.

Oh, yeah. My cousin had
one of those things.

You gotta be
putting medicine

and water in it
or something?

Danielle's always
forgetting.

Claire takes
care of it.

No kids for Claire?

She seems
like a natural.

Oh, she's not.

Danny and I are mommies.

Claire's a career girl
just like you.

Well, it's impressive
how she dotes on Charlie

with her
demanding career.

Well, her career's
not so demanding.

Her boss Declan gives her
three half-days off a week.

Yeah. Danny does
her share too.

They have lots of fun.

Oh, I bet.

She's taking him to Alaska.

That's gotta be a big
adventure for the kid.

It's a daydream.

Danny would never take
Charlie away from his home.

She and Claire
argue about that?

What's best for Charlie?

Everyone wants
what's best for Charlie.

Danielle was gonna takethat sick little boy to Alaska.

And there was nothingher family could do to stop it.

Except kill her.

Hard to know what was going
through Claire's mind.

Claire Quinn's a lawyer.

She would've gone
to court to get custody

by proving her sister's
an unfit mother.

How?

By getting the guys Danielle
blackmailed to testify?

We can't even
get them to cooperate

in a criminal investigation.

Claire wanted
to save that kid.

Or keep him for herself.

Declan Pace is
in love with her.

She got him to help her.

So, she goes through
Danielle's things.

Finds out about Sabo
and the meeting with Henry.

Such wonderful speculation.

The only case is
against Declan Pace.

If he loves her enough
to commit murder,

I doubt if he'll
turn on her.

Yeah, well,
I found something

that's gonna make him
love her a little less.

I found a letter
addressed to her

in her parents' kitchen
from another law firm.

We know this murder plot
wasn't your idea.

It was Claire's,
to save little Charlie.

We're prepared to dealfor your testimony against her.

Hey, before you throw
yourself on a grenade,

you better have
a look at this.

Claire sent it
to a headhunting company.

She's looking for a job
with another law firm.

In fact,
she's got an interview

this Wednesday morning.

Now, they're offering her
the same hours,

the same salary.

Once she has that kid,

she's kicking your ass
to the curb, my friend.

I--I have nothing
more to say.

You stood by your wife
through her illness.

When you love someone,
you put their needs first.

Claire doesn't
love you like that.

We have that office
we never use.

We can make
that a playroom

so you can bring
Charlie to work.

That'll be great.

They're sending
forensic accountants

to the office
Wednesday morning.

I need you there.

Wednesday morning?
I can't.

Why not?

Well, I have to take
Charlie to the doctor's.

I'm sorry.
This'll all be over soon.

I love you so much.

I know.

His cellmates found him
this morning.

He suicided.

He loved her.
He put her first.

That's two deaths
she's responsible for.

And without Mr. Pace,we have no evidence against her

for the attempt on Danielle.

Was a suicide note found?

No.

Sure, there was.

Anybody asks,
there was a note.

Did the note say
anything about me?

Well, he said he loved you.

He took
total responsibility

for the attempt
on Danielle's life.

He said she was
blackmailing him

over his affair with you.

We're aware that his wife

knew about you and Declan.

But it's one thing
to know about it.

It's another thing to have
your face rubbed in it.

Well, especially
in her condition.

So, what happens now
to Danielle?

Well, I mean,
you're a lawyer.

You know nothing's
gonna happen

if, you know,
we can't substantiate

the extortion charges.

The suicide note
just isn't enough.

Unless Danielle
makes a statement.

She'll never admit
to anything.

Well, that's too bad.

Considering what she did
to your boyfriend.

I'm going to talk
to Danielle this afternoon

at the prison.

You should meet me there
when I'm done.

Now I don't have
any lawyer?

Heh. I can't
believe this.

Why did he kill himself?

His wife is dying,
Danielle.

You're not the only one
with problems.

I'm a jerk. I'm sorry.

Here.

It's been so hard for me
to keep you and Declan

a secret from Mom and Dad.

Mom always says a career girl
can't catch a man.

I just wanted to scream,
"Claire has a man."

Hey, why can't you
be my lawyer?

I can't. I am not
your lawyer, okay?

Don't think of me that way.

Okay.

Declan's best friend
from law school

is a well-known attorney.

Which one? Is he on TV?

Never mind that.

He said he might take
your case as favor to me,

but I have to vouch
for you.

That means no lies,
Danielle.

Right. No lies.

I think he can get you
off with probation

if all you did was threaten
those men with exposure.

Is that what you did?

Yeah. All I said was
I'd call their wives.

I never held a gun
to anybody's head.

I mean, I shot Sabo,
but that was self-defense.

I didn't know
he'd be on that road.

You'll probably have to
make full restitution.

-You still have the money?
-Uh-huh.

How much money
from how many men?

20 grand each.

From Jason, Lewis,

Frank, Henry.

Oh, and 30 grand
from Joe.

Jeez, Claire. I almost
have enough to buy a condo.

All right,
I'll talk to him.

You know, you didn't
ask about Charlie.

Oh, yeah.
Does he miss his mommy?

It makes you feel good,
doesn't it?

Knowing he misses you.

It's all about you, Danielle.
It's always been about you.

You're just jealous.
Heh!

What are you doing here?

She admitted what she did.
I recorded everything.

Claire. How could you?

How could I?

You look at that amazing boy,
and all you see is money.

Oh, and what do you see?

You think Mom's gonna
love you now, huh?

Claire, please.

I'll take care of Charlie,
I promise.

Oh, like you promised
to always put a hat on him

when you take him out?

A hat? This is my life,

and you still harping
about the hat?

Damn hat!

I'm your sister,
I'm his mother!

We're family!

He's a sick kid.

The little things matter.

What he eats.
What he wears.

He's better off
without her.

Well, I wouldn't count
on that just yet.

Why? You have everything

you need to convict her
on that tape.

Well, the funny thing
about evidence is

that it gets lost.

You know,
sometimes it gets stolen.

Or erased.

What are you talking about?

We know why Declan tried
to have Danielle killed.

He did it for you.

You talked him into it.

That's not true.
His note said--

There was
no suicide note.

And there's no tape

unless we hear the truth
coming out of your mouth.

No tape means Danielle
goes home to Charlie,

and you will never
get him back.

And she'll exploit him
for as long as he's alive.

If you confess,
Danielle stays in jail.

Charlie stays with his
grandparents safe and sound.

It's all up to you.

Come on, Claire.

You were willing to give up
Danielle's life

and Declan's happiness,
all for this kid.

Try giving up something
of your own.

I'm gonna press
this button...

and then the whole thing's
a memory.

No, don't. I'll do it.

It was my idea.

I convinced Declan
to call Sabo

and tell him he'd
get his money back.

But Danielle's neglect
would've ended up

killing Charlie.

My parents refuse to see
what she's like.

I can't make them.

She's a bad person.
I just want her dead.

Well, consider yourself
under arrest

for attempted murder.

I'm waiving my rights.
I don't need a lawyer.

I want to give you
a statement.

Let's wait till we get you
downtown first.

Well, I guess with
his mother and aunt in jail,

little Charlie's
gonna get to know

these walls pretty well.