All language subtitles for 301 What doesnt kill You

We're live with a big story just breaking.

An undercover operation
turned into a bloodbath...

...when Boston homicide detectives
opened fire in the warehouse behind me.

Now, details are still emerging, but we
can confirm one dead, two wounded.

- I just shot my best friend's father.
- You had no choice.

- Yeah, tell that to Maura.
- Jane...

...you shot a man who's head of
the Irish mob. 20 years on the run.

Suspected of 15 murders.

He was nice to her though.

Biology doesn't make him her father
or mean you stop doing your job.

My God, I didn't think this was the way
we'd take down Paddy Doyle.

You shouldn't have
come here by yourself.

Why not?

Got a gun!

No!

Maura!

- Maura--
- Don't touch him! No, I mean it!

Don't you dare touch him.

Oh, God, she hates me.

She's just in shock, Jane.

- Take your jacket.
- Maura, come on.

I had to. Paddy showed up,
he shot our suspect.

He shot the guy who
tried to run me over...

...with his car yesterday.
Put my mother in the hospital!

We had a handle on it
until Paddy crashed our operation.

You mean your boyfriend
had a handle on it?

Thanks for letting me know Dean
was planning to join us.

I didn't know he'd follow us in.
What did you expect him to do?

He's a federal agent, Paddy shot him.

In the leg. If Paddy wanted Dean dead,
he'd be dead.

What are you say--? You don't think
your father was gonna take us all out?

- Shoot me too?
- He was only there to protect me.

If that's what you think,
you are naive.

Or ignorant.
Or I don't know what.

Well, at least I don't play
judge and jury and kill people.

You guys'll make up.

Yeah, that's what they said
about The Beatles.

We should've never let her do this.

Never.

This is my first
undercover assignment.

Wait.

I'm doing a UC.
I feel like Donnie Brasco.

Well, you don't look like him.
Can you keep it down, please?

All right, we're gonna tuck
this wire right here.

It doesn't make me look
like I have three breasts, does it?

- Some guys are into that.
- Heh.

Is this what you'd wear to an undercover
operation? I feel a little dressy.

- I'd wear a flak jacket.
- Oh. I know this sounds vain...

- ...but I couldn't be a cop.
- You, vain?

- Even you look chunky in a flak jacket.
- Wow. Really? Okay.

Well, thank you very much.
And you know what?

I think your medical examiner getups
make you look like a trash collector.

You do? So do I!
I always feel a little dumpy.

- Put your jacket on.
- Okay.

You want to know
what's truly odd about you?

- I'm not sure.
- You are the dumbest genius I know.

"I'm not sure" means pause, it means do
not blurt your subconscious thoughts.

All right, sorry.

Is this aggression because
I get to go undercover?

And you have to be my backup?

- Yes.
- We should get in there.

- Okay. Let's go.
- Listen to me, all right? This is serious.

Somebody's trying to kill you to stop
you from investigating.

Don't have to tell me. I was there
when he nearly drove over my mother.

You know we're only
letting you do this...

...because we're hoping that whoever
this guy is, he is desperate enough...

...to follow you into that warehouse
and try again.

But we're gonna be there this time.

I'm ready.

What do you guys say to each other
right before you pull the string?

- It's called a "sting," Maura.
- Sting.

- We say, "Don't get made."
- I like that.

Don't get made.

Don't look so worried,
what could go wrong?

- Rizzoli?
- Yeah.

I need to know
what the hell happened.

I got a dead suspect, an FBI agent
with a bullet in his leg.

Dean's gonna be fine.
It was a through-and-through.

I got one of the FBI's most wanted
dropping into my people's operation?

- Is Paddy gonna die?
- It doesn't look good.

You should've told me
Paddy Doyle was in town.

- I know, I know.
- Give me your gun.

- What?
- It's evidence now.

Get your ass to headquarters, Captain
Connors is gonna need to interview you.

Since when does the head of
Internal Affairs do interviews?

Since now.

- Hey, Ralph.
- Hey, Officer Wisniewski.

Feeling lucky today.

After a 20-year search for mobster...

- ...Paddy Doyle ended today.
- One for the good guys. Huh?

Yeah, but someone worse
could take over.

At least Paddy Doyle
was from Southie.

Played by some rules.

--is, in fact,
the father of Dr. Maura Isles.

Can you believe that's his daughter?

You think that's good? Get this.
Cop who shot him and the M.E...

...are best friends.
Can't make this stuff up.

How long have you known that your
friend is Paddy Doyle's daughter?

What does that have to do
with the shootings?

- Answer the question.
- Two years.

Were you aware
that Paddy Doyle would be there?

- No.
- Why was Agent Dean there?

I don't know.

What's your relationship
with Agent Dean?

Thank you.

- We're colleagues.
- Do you have sexual relations...

- ...with all of your colleagues?
- Excuse me?

Crap, did you know this, Vince?

--nothing to do with the fact
that Doyle shot Dean.

- And then pointed his gun at me.
- No.

But it does tell us a lot about
your judgment, detective.

We're in trouble.

Dr. Isles.

Two of the city's best spine surgeons
are evacuating the hematoma.

- We should know more after that.
- So no movement in his legs?

Mm-mm.
Does he have anyone, uh, any family?

We'll need to know
whether to resuscitate.

Me.

I recently learned
that he's my biological father.

This is Sergeant Detective Cummings.
He'll be working with me on this.

Did you put a BOLO
out for Paddy Doyle?

No, sir, I did not.

Doing favors for Doyle because
Dr. Isles is your best friend?

- What? No!
- But you knew Doyle sometimes...

...slipped into town
to see his daughter?

Well, apparently, so did you.

Oh, my God. A cop's been shot.

All right, let's go.
We gotta take a break.

- We got a homicide.
- Jane, let's go.

- Hey, she's not going anywhere.
- It's a cop.

Hell of a way to get out of an interview.
Did you hear who it was?

No. How you holding up?

You saw. We're not looking good.

- We'll get through it.
- No. No, we won't.

Especially when he goes to interview
the woman who cannot tell a lie.

You gotta call Dr. Isles,
tell her how to play this.

I need you to back off, John.

I need them focused on this cop killing.
My people are clean.

Yeah? You wanna bet your career
on that, Sean?

- She's not picking up, knows it's me.
- You don't know that.

Look at you, Agent Dean,
already up and around.

- You betrayed me.
- All right, Jane, listen to me.

Why would you tell Internal Affairs that
we had an intimate sexual relationship?

How do you describe relationships with
men who spend the night in your bed?

Uh, I'll pull the car around.

What were you doing there?
Following me?

- I was following Maura.
- Thinking it'd lead to Doyle.

That's why you came back, isn't it?

You figured you'd show up with some
greeting card cliché...

...and follow my best friend.
Nobody's gonna ask any questions.

- No, Jane, it was not like--
- Yeah, it was like that.

You thought you'd be the hero.

You don't look too heroic, Agent Dean.

- Don't just walk away.
- We just lost a cop. I got a case to work.

Why didn't you tell me you'd found
your biological father?

Would you have taken me if you had
known I was Paddy Doyle's daughter?

Maura, darling, you're my daughter.

Your father and I raised you.

You're ours, you're not his.

- Can I come in?
- Oh. Angela.

How sweet of you to come.

Thank you.

Double homicide. Ralph Ruffy
and officer Walter Wisni--

Wally Wisniewski?

He transferred to Evidence Management
to get off the street.

- What the hell happened?
- Looks like a robbery.

What'd they get?
The register's not open.

- Frost, you check the security video?
- Just about to.

The body is that of a well-nourished
male, approximately late 50's.

- What is Pike doing here?
- Other than annoying people?

We're stuck with him
till Dr. Isles gets back.

Dr. Pike,
how nice to have your expertise on this.

Double homicide,
almost certainly a.38-caliber.

Pretty big hole.

- Uh, maybe I'll just take a look.
- Cause of death is quite clear.

Perhaps Dr. Isles needed
your "expert medical opinion"...

...because she doubted her own.
I do not.

Yes, we were all frustrated
with her wishy-washy approach.

I love a man who knows what he thinks.

- May I?
- You may, detective.

A faint mustache and beard are evident.
Lips are without injury.

He was shot in the back,
that's not a classic robbery.

You might want to have a look at this.

So he panics before he hits the cash.
Frankie, any other robberies in the area?

- Nope.
- Doesn't feel like a classic robbery.

You think the gunman knew
Wally was a cop?

The way I reacted,
I just bit Jane's head off.

Adrenaline impairs
cognitive sequencing--

- You were afraid for your life.
- Paddy wouldn't have shot me.

We can't help who we love.

I don't love Paddy Doyle.

He's done terrible things.
It's just, when Jane pulled that trigger--

You know, I never really see how
they end up on my autopsy table.

And he kept trying to tell me something.
"Hope," he kept saying "hope."

I wonder if that was her name.

You mean your biological
mother's name?

Dr. Isles, I'm sorry
to have to ask you this...

...but you didn't fill out the DNR.

Do not resuscitate. I have no idea
what he would've wanted.

Just think about it for a minute.

- Maura. Maura.
- Please don't.

My mother's very reserved.
I'm not very good at it either.

Jane always used to
squirm off of my lap.

You two have that in common.

You should go home.
I'll be fine.

- No, I'm gonna stay here.
- No, I'm used to being alone.

Please. I'll be okay.

Cavanaugh says
Connors just left headquarters.

- Get to the hospital before he does.
- We have a double homicide to solve.

If we don't get in front of this,
we won't be investigating any homicide.

- You said it was a good shooting.
- Now it's a witch hunt.

- IAD thinks we're dirty cops.
- But we're not.

We bent a few rules, Jane.

To outsiders, we look dirty. Go now.

Maura!

- Don't say anything, just listen.
- Jane, I'm sorry too.

We don't have much time. The head of
Internal Affairs is on his way up here...

...to get a statement from you
about the shootings.

That's it? That's all you have to say?
Not, "I'm sorry that your father's dying"?

He's your father now? Am I sorry that
a man who's wanted for 15 murders...

- ...didn't shoot me or-- No, I'm not.
- Then why are you here?

To warn you. Maura, if our friendship
ever meant anything to you...

...please think before
you answer the questions...

- Detective Rizzoli!
- ...you are asked.

They're doing an investigation,
they think we're dirty.

Your contempt for the rules borders
on criminal. You're talking to a witness.

She was just asking about my father.

You are ordered not to talk to each other
until our investigation is concluded.

I know this isn't a good time,
but I do have some questions.

And you immediately informed Rizzoli
that Paddy Doyle resurfaced.

- Yes, but--
- Did Rizzoli act on this information?

- She....
- Excuse me.

He's coming out of sedation,
you can see him now.

Thank you.

Look, I know this is uncomfortable
for you, and I'm sorry...

...but this man is
an organized-crime figure.

He's not going anywhere right now.

- Do you want to help your friend?
- What do you mean?

We know Paddy kept a book.
Did he mention it?

A book? No.

You understand, this book is critical.

I saw The Godfather. I'm guessing
it's got names of everyone who's...

- ...paid off Paddy or been paid.
- We suspect it has names of dirty cops.

- Jane isn't dirty.
- The only way we're gonna clear...

...the good cops is to find the dirty ones.

Book will keep you safe.

Is Jane's friendship with me
hurting her?

Because if it is, blame me, not her.

- Hey, hey. It's okay, buddy.
- Don't you touch her.

- Don't. Your sutures.
- It's okay. Calm down.

Lie back down. I'm fine, okay?

I want IAD people on the door,
24/7, until he's in lockup.

And I want that book.

Maura.

Psst.

- Is Maura here?
- No. Why are we whispering?

Do you remember
when you thought you and Becky Zisti...

...were never gonna be friends again?

I didn't shoot Becky Zisti's father, Ma.

You want some tea?
It's from the Sichuan Province.

It gets its flavor from pandas.

How does it get its flavor
from pandas?

Maura says that the pandas
fertilize the tea plants.

That means they grow it
in panda poop, Ma.

Oh.

You want me to fix you something?

- What do you feel like eating?
- People.

- Come on, it's okay.
- No, no, I don't want a hug.

Well, at least you're
not Wally, poor fella.

He should've just had my lasagna
at the café.

So much safer.

Did you really just say,
"At least you're not Wally"?

Oprah says if you think of three
good things that happen to you...

...during the day,
you'll perk right up.

Well, I'm not Wally.

You stopped hugging me and
I don't wear a size-11 shoe.

- I feel so perky.
- People can't help the size of their feet.

- This is cheery.
- Isn't it atmospheric?

Okay, you've been living here
way too long.

I like it. One of
Constance's students drew it.

It's awful. Like my life.

Is it okay if I just pat your knee?

Knock yourself out.

You know, your father and I went to go
see a marriage counselor once.

- You did? Well, that was money well-spent.
- Mm.

There was one thing Dr. Becker
made us do that worked for a little bit.

- Is that when you had Tommy?
- For heaven's sakes, Jane...

...we already had Tommy.

Dr. Becker made us tell him our story...

...about how we met.

Maura and I aren't a couple, Ma.

I'll stop hugging if you tell me the story.

Okay, get off!

I was in the Drug Unit--

I was so frightened when
you were doing that work.

If you interrupt or hug, I'm done.

So when you're a girl doing buy-busts,
you gotta be a hooker.

Mother of mercy,
you didn't have to do anything--

Mom, no! Come on!
It was my cover, I told you!

- Okay.
- All right, so...

...I don't have any ID.
I don't have any money.

I'm starving.

- Look, Stanley, you know I'm good for it.
- I don't know anything about you.

Really? Two dollars
for a day-old doughnut and bad coffee?

- Please? I'll get you after my shift.
- Heh. You think you'll make that much?

You know what? I hope Big Moe
tows your Chevy.

I hope your crap coffee
gives you an ulcer.

And you die of psoriasis.

Do you mind? You can get your nonfat
latte in a minute, all right?

No, it's for you.

And given the vitamin-D deficiency
likely from your, um, night work...

...you're better off with some plain
yogurt and some leafy greens.

I have my lice under control,
thank you. But Stanley here...

- ...has psoriasis.
- It's not contagious, it's genetic.

What about rudeness?
That genetic too?

I was simply trying to be nice.

Well, not every hooker has a heart of
gold, all right, sister?

Apparently not, "sister."

You shouldn't be here,
not while they're investigating.

Why? What did you say to Connors?

I--Well, you know I can't say anything.

- Ma, get your stuff.
- Jane Clementine Rizzoli!

- Your middle name is Clementine?
- Thank you very much.

- I thought it was pretty.
- You're not staying here.

This isn't necessary.

What, because your family is so
screwed up now you need mine?

You're the one who always says
blood is thicker than water.

So choose.

Hello? That's water, I'm blood.

Okay, you know what?
Suit yourself.

Sit here together and drink
your excrement tea.

Jane!

Wait.

I'm just gonna grab a couple of things.

Angela, wait.

Take it. I've always hated it.

I'll be in the car.

You're like my daughter too.

Ma, what are you doing in my bed?

That couch feels like
a sack of marbles.

Get out.

You made me leave my Luxuriana
mattress for this kind of treatment?

I'm sorry, Ma, I'm-- Ma?

Ma? Ma?

I'm not talking to you.

I am not talking to you
until you say three nice things.

How are you not talking to me
if you're talking to me?

I found all the lids to my Tupperware.

And I don't have leprosy.

And....

And my really, really sweet mother
left the comforts...

...of her free Beacon Hill guesthouse
to come stay with me...

...in my crappy little apartment
because she loves me.

Yes, I do.

- No, no hugging, no hugging.
- Come on.

No. No hugging.

And this is where you tell me
that it's not a crappy little apartment.

Mm-mm.

Ma?

- Mm-mm.
- Ma.

Hey, what are you doing here?

I always have breakfast at Ma's house
when I do midnights.

This isn't Ma's house.

No. Thanks to you, she's crashing
on a piece of plywood you call a couch.

Thanks to me. I didn't see you step up
and help out when Dad left.

Okay, could you two fight
after we've had breakfast?

Hey. Nice manners.

Your mother would be so proud.

No, she wouldn't.

Hey.

Thought flowers were better
than a greeting card.

Well, that makes everything
so much better.

- Jane--
- Don't you say it.

I'm late for work.

If you're on a stakeout to nail
that dirty cop, Jane Rizzoli, I see you.

- You have to listen to me.
- No, I don't.

- You're trespassing.
- We have Paddy Doyle on a wiretap.

Just before he got shot.

You shouldn't be telling me this,
you'll lose your job.

We know he's got people on the inside.

Inside the Police Department?

Whoever was working with,
or maybe for Paddy...

...is moving in to take over.

Well, what does this have to do
with IAD crawling up my ass?

Or do you think I'm working
for Paddy too?

Think you're being set up
so it looks that way.

Well, thank you for telling me.

Jane, um, I was ordered back to Washington.

- I wish--
- Mm.

Yeah, I wish too.

Bye.

I thought you stopped
with the jelly doughnuts.

Don't bust my balls.

You keep eating crap like that,
you won't be able to see your balls.

I don't need to see my balls.

- Twenty grams of fat, dude.
- What, are you a girl?

Guy gets a transfer to get off the street
and dies getting a sandwich. Anything?

Photo of the gunman is out there.

Bad enough to lose one of
our own to some strung-out needle freak...

...who can't figure out
how to use a frigging cash register.

But this IAD business....

We'll come out clean.

All you need is the accusation.
That stink is hard to wash off.

Yeah, I'm worried about losing
five years of good convictions.

What do--? What does he mean?

He means scumbags like Little T
could use this as grounds for an appeal.

That is bullshit.

Yeah, it is. But it's happened before.

Patrick Sr. would be rolling over
in his grave...

...that Paddy showed up
to protect his own kid.

What are you talking about?

Well, the story in Southie is that Paddy
fell in love with a Harvard girl.

Patrick Sr. threatened to kill them both
if he didn't give her up.

- Think it was Maura's mother?
- Might have been.

Detective Rizzoli is in Autopsy.

Better get down there quick,
before she kills Pike.

- She'll have to get in line.
- Heh.

Pretty sure his dental work
didn't kill him.

If we could just get that bullet.

You cannot rush these things.

Thought you said cause of death
was "quite clear."

I guess you're used to the antiquated
and sloppy methods of my predecessor.

Could be, yes.

You know, I've never said it before...

...but I'm a very big fan of your work,
Dr. Pike.

You are?

I am, yes.

And it would help us enormously
in this very important case...

...if you could remove the bullet,
so we could run it through Ballistics.

Of course I can do that for you,
Detective Rizzoli.

What a mess this place is.

Aren't you gonna use your fingers?

Forceps can leave tool impressions.

Kind of messes with Ballistics.

Of course I wasn't gonna
use the forceps.

Think anybody would notice if there was
suddenly another corpse down here?

Excellent work, if I do say so myself.

Thank you.

It's a pretty big bullet.

For a.38.

- Obviously a.45.
- Obviously.

Would you run that to Ballistics
for me?

Please.

You're back.

Did you ever return my book,
Soothing Paint Choices for the Home?

Yeah, long time ago.

So you're back.

That's odd
because I can't seem to find it.

Did you ever return
my Guns of the World digest?

I always return things I borrow.

- You sure?
- Of course I'm sure.

Maybe you lost it.
You do lose things.

Has Dr. Pike been sitting in my chair?

Could be. Why, is it broken?

You want me to find out if he's been
sleeping in your bed too?

Were you looking for me?

What about your food? Dr. Pike,
have you been eating Maura's porridge?

Of course not.

I'm glad that you think you're so funny.

It's better to be funny
than Poindexter, the know-it-all.

Well, I'd rather be Poindexter,
the know-it-all, than the hoi polloi.

- Good one, Maura.
- You don't even know what it means.

It means common. Literal translation is,
"The great unwashed."

Classy.

Hide your insults in Latin.

It's Greek.

Oh, the geek that knows Greek.

- Realize how ridiculous you sound?
- An escalating assault....

People laugh at you
behind your back.

Well, they call you a bitch
behind yours.

Yes, I'm keeping a safe distance.
I'm gonna have to put you on speaker....

At least when my father gets pissed off,
he doesn't stab people with an ice pick.

At least my father didn't move
to Florida to sleep with a floozy...

- ...he met at a pizza parlor.
- Maura--

Or was it a massage parlor?

Oh, look at you going all trailer-trash
Snooki.

I watched that show once! Once!
It was for ethnographic research!

Break it up, ladies. What's going on?

What the hell is happening
in your house?

- Got it under control.
- I see.

A detective and a medical
examiner having a cat fight...

...that needs police intervention.

A cat fight? Did you really just call
a disagreement...

...between two female colleagues
a cat fight?

Actually, aggression
between two females--

For the love of Pete, stop.

I want Rizzoli placed on leave.

I'll go one step better. Rizzoli,
I'm transferring you out of Homicide.

What?

You got 30 seconds to get your ass
over to Evidence Management.

Place me on leave!
Don't send me there.

Go now!

What about Dr. Isles?
She was part of the cat fight too.

- You're in charge now.
- I am?

- What's in that envelope?
- My resignation.

Oh, no.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

This isn't a burglary. Somebody was
looking for something.

Your father ever mention a book?

No, but Captain Connors
is looking for it too.

We have Paddy.

If he lives, he can name
all the dirty cops himself.

Why do you need the book?

Paddy Doyle will never testify.
That's why he's still alive.

If you could get your hands on it,
you can run Boston.

- How?
- There's more than dirty cops...

...on Paddy's payroll.

City workers, politicians,
maybe even judges.

Frankie, call Operations.
I want you to stay with Dr. Isles.

Jane didn't know Dean would be there.

Is that why you resigned?

I'm the daughter of a mobster.

You're all under investigation
for trying to protect me.

If you're done
with the crossword puzzle, detective...

...how about you break down
these seized guns?

Parts go in the evidence barrel here.

That better be vodka or strychnine.

Ha, ha. Whoa, you're melting down
a Desert Eagle?

What a waste.

Unless you wanna sneak it out
in your pants.

There's no room.

Come on, I feel like shooting stuff.

You sure?

I'm an evidence clerk.
I need to test-fire these weapons.

Now, let's live dangerously.
Take the whole box. No, wait.

We're gonna, you know, with these guns.

Just a little test fire.

Yeah!

- I could do this all day.
- Right?

Sleep with a federal agent.

"Forget" to put a BOLO out
for Paddy Doyle.

Have a cat fight.

- He didn't really say that?
- Oh, yes, he did.

Well, you gals do tend to do
a lot of squealing when you get upset.

Shut up.

Hey, Frost.

Look at the lands and grooves
on this bullet.

Damn.

This is the bullet from the Desert Eagle
in Evidence.

And this is the one from Wally's back.

No doubt about it.
These are from the same gun.

That means this is the gun
that killed Wally.

Which means the killer
is someone in B.P.D.

Come in.

Sir, there's something you need to see.

I was starting to worry about you,
Rizzoli.

What took you so long?

You put me there on purpose,
didn't you?

We suspected Paddy had someone
in Evidence...

...so figured who best to keep an eye on
things than pissed off Jane Rizzoli?

We get caught, we're here to get Wally's
dress uniform to bury him in, got that?

Got it.

How much overtime was Wally doing?

Is that a Pepperbox Derringer?

Wally's bought himself a dive shop.

That's Belize.

Always wanted to fish there,
except it's catch-and-release.

You don't even eat fish.

Nice to mount a big tuna.

A big tuna?

Do you hear yourself?

Um....

Why does Wally have all this money
to buy a dive shop and mount a tuna?

Looks like he was playing
a different game.

You know who these two altar boys are?

Kid on the left is Wally.
Taller one is Paddy.

We heard some chatter on a wire that
Paddy was about to make a big score...

...before he got hit.

What, you're thinking
it was seized guns?

Yeah, I do.

B.P.D. seizes close to
a thousand guns a year.

Good scam. Cops seize the guns,
Paddy takes them from us.

A million bucks right there, if he could
figure a way to get it out of here.

How? They're logged in, they're
weighed, dropped into these barrels.

Armored car takes them away
to be melted down.

They don't even tell Command
when they're moving them.

Maybe Paddy was
intercepting the trucks.

I think we'd have heard about it.

You know, Dean told me something.

Okay. Don't tell us what you were doing
when he told you.

I wanna hear what they were doing.

The FBI thinks the cops
on Paddy's payroll...

...were about to make their move.

Now would be the time.
Paddy in the ICU.

First to go, Paddy's boy, Wally.

They can't do anything
without the guns. Let's find them.

Wally swapped this one out
with scrap metal.

Oh, my God.

Hey!

What the hell is going on?

I'm sorry, John.

Me too. Cliff was my partner.
I trusted him.

Looks like it could be a.44.

This is a.44.

The Desert Eagle.

Probable the same gun
he used to kill Wally.

And now somebody used it on him.

- What do we do now?
- Seal the drum.

Put it back where it was.
And, Rizzoli, put that gun back.

- What?
- Till we find out who's behind this.

Homicide starts investigating,
whoever ran this will go underground.

But wait a second. If the barrels
are full of scrap metal and Cliff...

- ...where are the guns?
- This is the size of four football fields.

- It could take all night.
- Where would Wally hide them?

Here. Here it is, here it is.

Wow, Wally had a sense of humor.

They hid their stash in Paddy's boxes.

Everything stays put for now, got it?

Let's lock it up and get out of here.

Look at this.

This is surveillance photos of Doyle
from 1976.

Do you think that's the Harvard babe?

Ma, where is it?

Where is what?

That really creepy drawing that Maura
gave you. Where is it? Get it.

- Why?
- Just get it.

I promise I won't hurt it. Please.

Oh, my God. Who is she?

Maura.

Maura's fine, Patrick.

Maura.

Hope.

Who is this?

It's Maura's mother.

What's her name?

I don't know. I never knew.

He drew this?

Yeah, he showed up at my art class
at Harvard.

I thought he was a student.

I tried to encourage him.

Then he just disappeared.

And then what? You found yourself
pregnant with Maura?

No.

Paddy showed up months later
with a newborn in his arms.

He said the baby's mother had died
during childbirth.

Why didn't his family take Maura?

His father would have killed the baby.

He didn't trust anybody but me.

Why did he draw this?

They used to meet
at the Boston Cemetery.

It was the only place they were safe
from his father.

Paddy told everyone that Maura
and her mother had died.

What if Maura's mother is still alive?

I think a parent would do anything
to keep his child safe.

Even lie to the woman he loved?
To tell her her baby died?

Even that.

- Jane.
- Shh. Ma.

Good work, detective. Where is it?

No. No book.

Oh, I found something else.

It looks like you're the dirty cop.

And you killed your partners,
Wally and Cliff.

I'll see you in hell, you son of a bitch.

Looking forward to it, Paddy.

I could scream.

Go ahead. My guys are on the door.

You're smart. My fingerprints
are all over that thing.

Well, I'm lucky like that, detective.

You got any last words?

Yeah.

You feeling lucky right now?

No firing pin.

I took them out of all of the guns.

That's not luck.
That's just covering my bases.

- Get your hands on your head!
- You heard him. Get them up.

You're not gonna have to wait for hell
to see your buddy, Paddy.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Good work, Rizzoli.

Now get out of those khakis
and get back to Homicide.

Thanks, boss.

And you get better
so we can move you to Walpole.

I wanna know something.

Would you have shot her?

Hell, yeah.

You're a cop.

I got something I need to show you.

I always wondered
why she never looked for me.

Is there anything I can do?

Please go.

Wait.

There is one thing.

Tell Pike I want my chair back.