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I'll talk to you back at the dorm.

I'll walk you back. Just let me get my
stuff. No, I don't want to wait.

In any way, you have to meet Sam. You'll
be here when I get back. No, you meet

the man of your dreams. I'll talk to you
later.

He's the only one I've seen.

Roar!

Morning. Charlie.

This is Sergeant Chris Novak.

Sergeant? I got a wake -up call 5 a .m.
this morning from Commander Clayton. He

wants Metro to jump in on these campus
killings, and he wants Sergeant Novak to

be part of it.

I'm just along to assist.

I hope that's not going to be a problem.

Now, there was a hit -and -run last
night down on the campus of Crawford U.

The preliminary medical examiner's
report says that the victim may have

struggled with someone before she ran
out on the road. Now, if that's true,

someone may be our campus killer.

We're going to need a tactical as soon
as possible. All right, I'm going to go

see Clayton, and when I get back, we'll
set this all up, right?

Good luck.

How you been, Rick?

Been just fine. How about yourself?

Ups and downs, but overall, I've been
okay, too.

Good. How's Allison, though?

She's great.

Rick.

I feel really bad about this.

Clayton called me last night. I didn't
know you were going to be involved until

this morning. If this is awkward for
you, I can pull out.

Awkward for me?

No, it's not awkward for me. What about
you?

Well, I don't know.

I hope you understand.

Oh, I understand, all right.

Look, Rick.

We have an awful lot of work to do,
Chris, so why don't we just get at it,

I say we kill him.

We do the smart thing, and we kill him.

Smart is only relative.

Let's be better than smart. Let's be
ultimate.

He saw you. He knows who you are.
Suppose he tells.

Come on, he killed her.

He left the scene.

He's more afraid I'm going to tell on
him.

Nietzsche was right.

There are no accidents.

A girl runs into a road and is hit by a
car.

Now, she wouldn't be in that road if we
hadn't forced her to run.

And she wouldn't have been hit if
Gleason hadn't been driving drunk.

At that moment of impact, when metal met
flesh, a bond was formed.

Professor Gleason became ours.

He belongs to us, Jack.

We belong to him.

It's about the gang.

It's always about the game.

Game's all there is.

Suppose he doesn't play.

Oh, he'll play.

He has to.

I'll teach him how.

Good morning.

Here's the way this is going to work.

We're going to try to coordinate this
mess between Homicide and Metro.

Hunt is going to be in charge at this
end, and all the information will go

through him.

Say hello to Sergeant Chris Novak here.

She's going to join us after a leave of
absence.

She's got a lot of experience in
psychopathology.

She'll be Assistant Sergeant Hunter.
She'll be in the chain of command, too.

Okay, Hunter.

Okay, this is what we know so far. There
have been four killings, all on

different campuses.

Two on Tuesday, one on Wednesday, and
one on Friday.

All the victims have been taken from
campus to someplace else and strangled.

So far, we have no leads.

What about the hit and run last night at
Crawford University?

Last night was a Wednesday night. Yes,
we think that victim was assaulted

We're looking at all the campuses.

So we're looking for a thread, a common
denominator that links the victims.

Right. A sorority they belong to, their
major, the area they were from, even

their dentist.

I think the real break is going to come
on the campuses, though. It's a long

shot, but it's all we got.

Okay. We all know our assignments and
our team. Just get busy with this stuff.

Here it is.

Oh.

Well, this is perfect.

I'll take it. Good.

You'll be very comfortable here.

It's a nice, safe neighborhood, too.

Can't be too careful these days.

People are crazy.

Oh, yes, they are.

Well, I'll let you unpack.

If you need anything, just ask.

Hi, it's me.

I got a place.

No, the one that was advertised.

When can you get here?

Well, try and hurry.

I love you

According to Nancy's roommate, Jill
Hayward, Nancy was leaving the library

to her dormitory on this path when she
met someone right about here.

She was forced off the path, down this
embankment, all the way down, across

the sidewalk, into the street where she
was hit by a car.

We have to assume that she was attacked
because of the scratches and bruises on

her neck. Right.

The driver was almost on her when he hit
the brakes. The skid marks are only,

what, 15 feet?

It was dark. Maybe he didn't see her
until the last minute.

There was a full moon last night. Plus,
these lights are enough to illuminate it

to see her.

Well, whoever came around that curve
might have been out of control.

Maybe he was drunk.

Whoever chased this girl down this
embankment stood right about here.

Probably saw the whole thing happen.

Yeah, it's a possibility.

It's also a possibility that the driver
saw him.

Let's get started, people.

We've got a lot to do today.

We're talking about...

Heart of darkness.

Now, much has been said about this.

Hopefully, we will uncover something
new, something we hadn't expected.

Conrad was writing about something he

was very familiar with.

Not the darkness of Africa.

But the darkness of his soul.

Forensics made a cast impression of the
prints we found. Size 9, common variety

athletic shoe.

Must be over 250 ,000 people in L .A.
alone wearing these shoes.

Certainly narrows it down.

The particles of paint in Nancy's
clothes come from a metallic gray

cutlass. Oxidation tells us it's 7 or 8
years old. I'm sure he'll want to get

the damage repaired.

Get some people on it right away. Good.

I'm going to run over to the university
and talk with Nancy Chamberlain's

roommate. What are you looking for?

I don't know.

Your driving was a bit sloppy last
night, Professor.

A little too much to drink.

You ought to be more careful.

Yeah, it's me.

You and me.

Us.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I sure you do.

I saw you...

You saw me.

Simple as that.

What were you doing in my class?

Who the hell are you? Who are you,
professor?

You're a guy who gets all liquored up.

You go to parties.

You drink. You can't hold your booze.

And you can't see straight.

Apparently everyone on this campus knows
that, sir.

I've got a class to teach.

What are you going to do about your car?

Think about that.

It could get you in a lot of trouble.

I thought I could help.

Wait.

What do you want? I want you to do
exactly as I say.

Now find another car and hit it.

And make sure you damage the same part
of the car that hit the girl.

Now be sure the car you hit has somebody
in it. That way you'll have a witness.

Are you getting all this, Professor?

Oh, yeah. I knew you would.

Now after your little fender bender, you
file an insurance claim. Take your car

to a body shop. Get it fixed.

That's all there is to it. You think you
can handle all that stuff?

Mm -hmm. Good.

Make sure you scrape that parking decal
off your windshield.

We want that car to be traced back to
this campus.

It doesn't have a decal.

I was driving my wife's car.

That's even better.

Well, time's a -wasting. I got things to
do, and so do you.

Why are you doing this? Because it's
fun.

Jill, I know you're on your way to your
class. I don't want to keep you. Is it

okay if I walk along with you?

Sure. Thank you.

Look, we think that Nancy was attacked
before she got hit by that car.

What do you mean, attacked?

We have evidence enough to believe that
Nancy was the victim of a campus crime.

Nancy, there's going to be a speech
therapist.

Did you know that?

She wanted to teach deaf children how to
talk.

She was funny.

She was bright, and now she's dead.

You know anybody who wanted to hurt her?

There was this guy named Dirk Lawson.

Fraternity jock. He rides a motorcycle.

What about it?

A couple weeks ago, something happened.

What's that?

This bastard raped her.

Raped her?

Well, did she report it?

No. Her mother's been very sick. She
didn't want to put her through that.

Where can I find this Dirk?

He's at the student union. He and his
friends always hang out there.

Okay, Jill.

I know this was very difficult for you.
I really appreciate your time.

Can I tell you a secret, Sergeant?

Sure. I carry a gun.

I'm a junior in art history and I carry
a gun.

How's that for a liberal education?

Do with everything, Sal.

Hi.

Hi. How are you doing?

I'm doing great. How are you?

Terrific. Can I ask you a question?

Sure. How is it to be a police officer?
I mean, what are the requirements?

Well, you have to be over 21 years of
age, have a high school education, be an

American citizen, and you can't have a
felony arrest record.

Guess I qualify then.

You have to be a police officer.

All my life.

It's all I ever wanted.

The heart of the woman?

Depends on the woman.

But if she wants a career, she can have
one.

Good.

Well, thanks for the information,
Officer... Captain.

I'm Lorena Arnett.

Maybe we'll meet again sometime.

Hope so.

Well, I've got to go.

Nice talking to you, Lorena.

See you.

day, huh?

Oh, sure is.

I'd forgotten how they could be.

Maybe this will help.

Oh, thank you.

You got word on the car we're looking
for, right?

Older model, Oldsmobile Cutlass,
metallic gray. I've already started

out body shops.

Boy, no dust on you.

Well.

You know our motto, to protect and
serve.

Just the same. I've heard good things
about you.

They say you're a hell of a cop.

Well, I work at it.

What about you? How long you been away?

Two years.

I took a leave of absence for personal
reasons.

I wanted to spend more time with my
daughter.

How old is she?

Eight, going on 30.

Career and family.

Now that's juggling act, isn't it?

It can be.

I guess I just wanted to stop juggling
for a while.

What about you? You have a family?

Not yet.

But I'd like to someday.

Well, I hope you get what you want.

Me too.

I better get down to interrogation.

Thanks again for the coffee.

Anytime.

Come on, Dirk. You can do better than
that.

You dated her.

Why'd you lie about knowing her?

I just got scared, all right? Because
you attacked her.

You talked to a roommate, huh?

Look, she doesn't know anything. She
wasn't there.

But you did attack her. No!

I didn't. Look, it's Nancy's word
against mine, and she's dead.

Oh, boy. You are a piece of work, aren't
you?

What size shoe you wear?

What size shoe?

Looks like about a nine to me, right?

Yeah, I guess so.

You have a pair of athletic shoes?

What are you talking about? Do you have
a pair of athletic shoes?

Yes, I do.

You bite your nails, don't you?

What do you do with you guys?

Yeah, he bites them.

Yeah, I bite my nails. So what?

Can I talk to you for a second?

The medical report said she had
scratches on her arms and face,

Yeah, the guy attacked her headlong
fingernails.

This guy's not the guy anyway.

Rick?

Why don't you give me a ride home?

Look, Rick, I know that you're angry.

I didn't handle things very well, and
I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to hurt you.

Yeah, that's just great, Chris.

You walk out of my life without saying
goodbye.

You have your ex -husband Al do it. We
were all cops. He couldn't handle it. Al

couldn't handle it. No, you couldn't
handle it, Chris.

You were in the middle of a divorce, and
Al decides who you're going to date. He

didn't decide. I decided.

You know that.

Try to see it from my side. I was going
through a divorce. I had a baby.

I had the pressures of the job. Chris, I
was not asking you to marry me.

I didn't ask you to change your
lifestyle around for me. All I wanted to

be with you.

That was a safe spot for you, wasn't it?

Yes, you were.

But then you became more than that, and
I got scared.

You got scared?

Yes, I did.

Look, for whatever it's worth, I did the
best that I could. Yeah, I know, and

you kept me from doing the best I could.

That's not fair.

Do you want to come in and see Allison?

No.

I mean, I do want to see her, but not
tonight.

Okay, I'll see you in the morning.

Hey, Chris.

I'm not done with this.

Excuse me.

I need a little help here. I'm new on
this route, and I'm looking for the

Delta Sorority. Okay, that's on the
other side of the campus.

Holy

mother

of God!

Is she like the other?

We think we have something.

She had scratches and bruises on her
arms and neck, like the other victims,

she also had heavy bruises on her
ankles.

Ankles?

We know she was taken from the campus
while she was still alive, Charlie.

Brought here, held down by the ankles,
and strangled to death.

So that means there were two of them.

Looks like it. I think that works for
us. I think our chance of catching this

guy has doubled. So we're looking for a
guy with a size 9 foot and a partner we

know nothing about.

That's about it.

Hi, Professor.

Got the woods and half a cord.

Oak and pine next, I guess.

Bill, what are you thinking about? We
hardly used any wood from last winter.

Like we discussed, Professor, you can't
be surprised.

And whatever you don't use this winter,
you use next.

We don't even have a place to store it.
Don't you worry, Nancy. I'll find a

place. My name isn't Nancy.

That's right. You didn't tell me your
name. I'm sorry.

I must have been thinking about someone
else.

Honey, let me take care of it.

You're right. I may have made a mistake.

I'm going inside.

You work it out.

What the hell are you doing?

You come to my house, you talk to my
wife. Take it easy, Professor.

I just wanted to make sure you did
everything right.

I did what I had to do.

Now get out of here.

I guess this means you don't want my
wood.

Just get out.

Of course, there is a carrying fee.

See, I had to go get the wood, load it
in my truck, bring it all the way over

here. Now I've got to bring it all the
way back.

How much?

$5 ,000 ought to cover it.

I'll see you in class tomorrow,
Professor.

James, you speak up.

Like I told Officer Malinsky, it came in
yesterday afternoon.

Minor damage to the right front fender.

A broken signal light.

Nothing I haven't seen before.

Now, I don't know what you're looking
for, but this car has definitely been in

an accident with an element.

I guarantee it.

The insurance adjuster was here this
morning. The paperwork shows it was

involved with another vehicle, but I
thought we should take a look at it. You

know, Rick, he could have staged it.

That would have been the smart thing to
do.

You're right, your honor. Who brought
the car in?

A man named Gleeson. The car was
registered under his wife's name. That's

of the registration and an address.

Good work, John.

Mrs. Gleeson?

Yeah?

Sergeant Hunter, LAPD. This is Sergeant
Novak.

I'd like to talk to you about the
accident you had with your car.

I think you should talk to my husband.

He was the one who was driving.

I see. Now, were you in the car?

I was home.

Here's my husband now.

Mr. Gleason, I'm Sergeant Hunter, LAPD.
This is Sergeant Novak. Mr. Gleason,

excuse me. I want to talk to you about
the accident.

It's no big deal. I took a turn too
tight, and I wasn't concentrating. I hit

another car.

No one was hurt.

Now, according to the insurance report,
this accident happened on Olympic

Boulevard? That's right, it did. Mr.
Gleason, is this your car?

Yes, ma 'am.

So you were driving your wife's car when
you had the accident?

That's right.

This car has a parking sticker for
Crawford University. Do you teach there?

Bill?

Everything's all right, Joyce.

Mr. Gleason, would you mind coming
downtown with us for a while?

Tell me what happened two nights ago,
Mr. Gleason.

I told you, I got into a little
accident.

Well, that happened later. I'm
interested in what happened before that.

Nothing happened before.

Mr. Gleason, a girl was run down and
killed on the campus of Crawford

University.

The paint from your car was embedded on
her body and her clothing.

I don't know anything about it.

The analysis of your car suggests
otherwise.

You're on the signed risk insurance,
aren't you?

And the reason that you are is because
you have three DUIs.

I want to talk to a lawyer.

Okay.

That's your right.

But before you do, I want you to hear
something.

There was somebody else on that road
that night, wasn't there?

And that somebody is killing girls on
campuses.

He killed another one last night.

And he's going to continue to kill until
we stop him.

It was just a faculty party.

One of the faculty members got tenure
and wanted to celebrate.

I was only going to stay for a little
while, but I started to drink, and I...

I came around that damn corner, and all

of a sudden, she was there, running
straight at me.

I couldn't stop.

I swear to God, if I could trade my life
for hers, I would.

You saw him, didn't you?

Yes.

He was standing on the side of the road
just looking at me.

He then came to my class. He said he
could help me.

Now he's blackmailing me.

He's crazy I

think

I remember the license number on his
truck

Welch, open up, please. Have a warrant
for your arrest.

Yeah, we've got someone in here standing
for us.

Police!

Don't move.

Blast your hands behind your head. Back
away from the wall. Drop down to your

knees.

It's always the game.

The game's all there is.

Just do it!

Call VME.

Walter's shoe size is a nine. We
couldn't find anything in the house

to anyone else.

You still think there are two of them?

Sure do, Charlie.

That means there's one still out there.

We're gonna have to talk to Gleeson
again.

You said you had some questions?

I'd like you to think about some things
for me, Mr. Gleason.

Please, sit down.

I want you to

try to remember everything that you saw
as you drove through the campus.

You mean about Welsh?

Not about Welch.

I want you to try and remember
everything you saw as you came around

just before you hit Nancy Chamberlain.

And be very, very specific.

That was the road.

I swerved. I went into the curve. She
was there, running toward me. I slammed

the brake. Why did you swerve?

What?

You said that you swerved before you
came to the curve.

Why?

Because I didn't want to hit her.

But you couldn't see her.

She was on the other side of the curve.

Why did you swerve before?

The side of the road.

The side of the road?

It was a van.

What kind of van?

A dark color. Blue.

Black. Something like that. I don't
know.

Take your time.

Think.

Concentrate on what you saw.

I think it was commercial.

Because it had some kind of writing on
the side.

Writing?

What kind of writing? Was it words?

A slogan?

Were there pictures?

Yeah, it was some kind of logo.

Campus. Cleanery.

Hey, Maliski.

Where you headed?

Double shift's over. I'm on my way home
for 24 hours of R &R. Great.

Hey, you want to kick it off with a late
supper at the diner with me?

Ah, no thanks. All I really want now is
a hot bath and a pillow.

You sure now?

Can I lie to a face like yours?

I'll see you later.

Jack Kane has worked for me two years.

He's a good worker.

Always on time. Never a sick day. I see.

Which one is it?

There he is.

That's him right there? Yeah.

Jack Kane.

LAPD. Want to talk to you?

Come on, man. Don't shoot. I give up. I
give up.

Don't move.

21, Charles.

114.

Go ahead, R21.

I need a make on a Lincoln Continental
Mark V, turquoise blue light pop,

California plate 463, Albert Sam Lewis.

on that bank or license show me on a
traffic stop that plate corner

and victor

happened i'm a new driver and i guess i
just got confused i'm so sorry may i see

your license and registration please

Joanne Malinsky.

She was shot and killed.

What?

About an hour ago.

What happened?

It was a routine traffic stop. Somebody
blew her away and took her badge.