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There's no footings!

Calm down, honey.

Up to your right.

Right there, up to your right.

That's it.

Jack, I can't!

You can do it, Renee.

I got you!

I got you, honey, I got you.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Nothing like a Sunday climb.

Hang on.

I'm gonna start pulling you up,
okay?

You ready?

I got you.

Ready?

Here we go.

That was crazy.

Right?

I thought I was gonna fall.

I'm so proud of you.

I don't know how you think I'm gonna make
it back down.

Well, I guess I'm just gonna have to leave
you up here then.

Don't you dare.

Don't worry, there's a path that leads
down to the parking lot.

That was great.

Always prepared.

This is so beautiful.

It is.

Let's just stay here for a bit,
okay?

Speaking of beautiful...

I should probably take this off.

That better be all you're taking.

Come on.

There's no one up here.

Come on.

We're alone.

Check.

Carabiners.

Colors of the rainbow.

Go.

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue.

Well done.

Thank you.

I love you.

I love you.

Tim, do you have those test results back
from the Ridley case?

Sure, boss.

Great.

Congratulations, too, by the way.

Thank you.

May I say, what an honor it's been to work
with you these past couple years.

I feel very lucky to have learned from such
a consummate professional, so thank you.

I'm glad we will get you everywhere.

Get back to work.

Roger that, boss.

Yeah, I don't like when you call me boss.

Sorry.

Everyone knows that we have the best
forensic team on the force.

I want to give big props to my partner,
Detective Ferguson.

His relentless work and
hard evidence was just

the dagger we needed
to put this guy away.

Thank you, Detective Knox.

It is always a pleasure to catch criminals
with you, too.

And Renee, your chain of
custody on the DNA evidence

really helped nail that
case shut, so good work.

Just doing my job, Kyle.

Okay.

Drinks on Ferguson.

Billy Miner pop tonight.

Oh.

Woo!

By the way, I put a word in for that
promotion.

Why would you do that?

I was just trying to help.

I'm good, Kyle.

All right.

Give it up, Ferguson.

She dumped your ass a long time ago.

Yeah.

Cheers!

Cheers!

You'd have made a great detective.

You know that's not my thing.

I like my science.

Ratching DNA, identifying fibers...

Stop, please.

It's amazing to me that
you managed to take

that lab coat off and
actually marry your man.

Honestly, it's a miracle, truly.

Isn't it six months next week?

Is it already?

And by the way, my job is not boring.

Oh.

See, that's why I love you.

She's crazy.

Huh?

How's it going with Kyle?

What do you mean?

Well, he married his best friend,
or ex-best friend now.

Uh, they...

I mean, they don't hang out or go climbing
anymore, but I think that's to be expected.

Time does heal.

Well, hello, ladies.

Room for one more?

Yeah, of course.

Hey, honey.

Hey.

Congrats on cracking another case.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Hey, buddy.

Hey.

It was a team effort.

Yeah.

Catch y'all later.

Come on, Kyle.

Yeah, stay.

Ah, I got a friend waiting for me at the
bar.

I've already kept him waiting long enough.

Wait.

Renee, we should have everyone over for
dinner.

To celebrate.

Uh, sounds great.

Good.

We'll see you later, then.

Yeah.

You don't think this is too soon?

We've kept to ourselves for the past few
months.

Look, enough time has passed, honey.

It'll be good for all of us.

Trust me.

All right.

All right.

I disagree.

Yeah?

Come here.

Ooh.

Anywhere in the world, where would you
want to go?

Thailand.

Thailand?

Hold that thought.

Not tonight.

What if it's work?

What if it's not?

Come here.

All right.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Murphy.

Yeah.

Got it.

So what do we got?

No sign of forced entry?

No struggle.

Well, that's conjecture.

Let's find some hard evidence.

Talk to the building manager about the
surveillance tapes.

Anything?

Nothing yet.

Let's go talk to the neighbors.

We're taking trophies, aren't we?

So what?

You think somebody accessed the balcony
from up here?

It's possible.

Looks like the markings of a thick rope.

Couldn't it be the window washer?

No, it's a single rope.

I got something.

What is it?

It's a carabiner.

Climbers use them to keep tension on the
ropes.

Looks like we found point of entry.

Whoever killed our Vic rappelled
down the building... and onto the balcony.

Wow, wow.

I've done some pretty interesting
climbs, but... I gotta tell you...

whoever did this... gotta
give them points for creativity.

See anything?

Let's see what you can pull.

Then let's get this off the lab for
possible DNA.

Okay.

Got anything?

Nothing yet, but we're still working the
evidence.

But that murder scene was unusually clean.

No prints, no fibers, no hairs.

Just a carabiner that Kyle found.

No signs of trouble.

Did you get the tox results back from the
coroner's office?

Yeah, prelim said there was no drugs in
her system.

And we're still waiting for the full report,
but... Well, whoever did this was good.

It's almost impossible not to leave trace
evidence at a crime scene.

This is definitely not the work of an
amateur.

Hey, babe.

I gotta go.

Hey, honey.

How was your day?

Uh...

How's yours?

Well, we just found out that the
shipment's gonna be late from China,

which is causing a lot more headaches
because of the server breakdown, but.

..

Sorry to hear.

It'll be fine.

Hungry?

Starving.

Order in?

Done.

Okay.

Bye.

Bye.

It's like a cat and a mouse.

It takes a sophisticated
mind to leave the

scene of a crime without
any trace of evidence.

And those are clear markers that whoever
did this wants us to follow them.

Huh?

Who?

The killer.

Jack.

Right.

I gotta get this.

Yeah.

I'll be right there.

I've gotta head back to the office.

Okay.

Our junior tech working nights just
screwed up the server problem even more.

Well, can't somebody else do it?

Renee, I designed the system.

I'm the only one who can go inside and fix
it.

I'm sorry.

It's just the way it is.

How many late night crime scenes have I
attended, Ryan?

Seven over the last twelve weeks.

But who's counting?

I'll talk to you later.

Send me updates.

Red, orange, yellow, green.

Red, orange, yellow, green.

Blue.

Hey.

Hi.

Oh, coffee.

Yes.

What's up?

You seem stressed.

Just to have my head in the case.

That's all.

You sure that's not true.

So that's it?

Well, I didn't sleep last night.

Jack never came home.

Oh.

I mean, how many times
have I gone off on a case

and I didn't come back
until the next night, right?

Yeah.

Marriage is about trust.

Because you're in it for the long haul.

And let's face it, you're better off.

I mean, Kyle.

He must have been a handful.

Don't get me wrong, I trust the guy with
my life.

But outside of work?

Kyle is great with his daughter,
Sage.

How?

Why?

And she adores him.

He is a different person outside of work.

I know that his wife's death hit him hard,
but...

It's Kyle.

So what do we have so far?

Victim's name is Jessica Griegson.

32.

Lawyer.

No priors.

No family that we can find as of yet.

Cause of death was strangulation.

Perp came in through
the roof, climbed down the

side of the building
into the victim's balcony.

Coroner said there
were very few signs of a

struggle, very few
ligature marks on the body.

The hemorrhage indicates one instance of
strangulation.

I mean, if it was a possible sex game,
there'd be numerous attempts where he

allows her to regain consciousness in
between.

Well, the coroner report hasn't come back
final yet, so let's just stay on topic.

I know I've seen this replacement before.

We're looking for facts, not theories.

I'm going to go through the cold cases.

Renee.

I've seen this before.

Let her finish.

I'm the lead detective on this case.

Alright, that means follow my lead,
not follow your imagination.

I'm in charge.

Then you know that when a murderer uses a
rope, much like a knife, it's personal.

Take a look at this binding.

It is meticulous, methodical, very
precise, premeditated.

And the chunk of hair he's taking as a
trophy, post-mortem.

This guy is playing us.

Are you done yet?

Okay, so anyone else have any ideas,
theories?

Kyle?

I'm going to get back to work.

Find some real clues.

Renee.

Kyle.

What the hell do you think you're doing?

Communicating my findings.

That's not communicating.

That's dictating.

And sometimes these creative ideas of yours
lead us down a road away from the facts.

Oh, and yours don't.

I chase the facts.

I produce results.

Look, I'm just giving credible evidence to
help us catch a killer.

That's my job.

And if you're having a hard time separating
work from our past, you're right.

You're right, I'm sorry.

Maybe I am guilty of still caring a bit.

But this is still my investigation.

I know.

I'm sorry too.

But let's just focus on finding the
killer.

Agreed.

We good?

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

You know he's just jealous because your
forensic work is saving all his cases, right?

What's wrong?

Are you getting over-involved in this case
already?

Look, I just... I know I've seen that
before.

It's like it's in the back of my head and
I can't pull it out.

Renee, remember the last time
you got obsessed with a case

and you asked me to tell you
when it was happening again?

So it's happening again.

Maybe I am too obsessive for my own good.

And maybe Kyle is right.

Just concentrate on the facts.

Whoever did this?

We're gonna get him.

Tim, where is the Grigson file?

Apologies.

Detective Ferguson asked for some other
case files done pronto.

I got behind.

Well, you can tell Detective
Ferguson that he needs to ask

me before he tells my department
what they should be doing.

Okay?

Copy that, yeah.

Are we getting DNA back on the carabiner?

I didn't get a chance to get it off yet.

Did you pull a print?

Yeah, but I was only able to
pull a partial and unfortunately

it's just not enough to pull
a print from our database.

Tim, everything needs to be checked and
vetted, okay?

And I need you to pull cold cases.

All the murders of women in the past five
years.

And get this to the lab.

Got it.

Hey.

Hey.

I didn't mean to wake you.

Where have you been?

Where have you been?

Honey, look.

I'm sorry about the other night.

I lost track of time.

Looks like we both need boundaries at
work.

It's that crazy work ethic gene of ours.

We got too much of it, right?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, too.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Come to bed.

Well, she's got me all trained.

He loves to cook.

Could he be any more perfect, seriously?

Apparently not.

He's good looking, intelligent,
athletic.

And he's a successful entrepreneur.

Hey, Jade.

I haven't seen you at the precinct lately.

Yeah, I've been out on surveillance.

Not my favorite, but duty calls.

I'll get that.

Renee.

Sage.

Oh.

You are more beautiful every time I see
you.

Are you still running track?

Yeah, we've got a race next week.

Can you come?

We're pretty busy at work.

But, um, I'll try.

Okay.

Everyone's in the back.

Can I take your coat?

Yeah, thanks.

You've got a beautiful house.

Oh, thank you, sweetie.

She is something.

Her mom would be proud.

Yeah, I wish Holly were alive to see her.

She could use another female influence in
her life.

Well, uh, maybe I could take her shopping
or to the park sometime.

Renee, that would be great.

Really.

Hey, Kyle.

Glad you guys could make it.

Jack?

Scotch?

Yeah, sounds great.

Right this way.

Jade?

Are you looking for something?

Oh, I just needed my phone.

You know me.

Can't go anywhere without it.

Hey.

Hey.

So, how's it going?

Good.

How's Jack with Kyle around?

Jack's great.

Kyle's a little off.

Any plans to meet Jack's family?

I mean, I guess the elopement kind of
nicks that.

We're talking about taking a trip to visit
them next year.

Great.

You guys are perfect.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Any new leads?

The CCTV cameras
in the building weren't

working and nothing on
the cameras in the area.

We'll figure it out.

We'll find something.

The barbecue was amazing.

Thank you.

I'm glad.

You're welcome.

Oh, and Sage was so sweet, don't you
think?

I'm going to take her to the park on
Sunday.

Are you sure that's such a good idea?

Why wouldn't it be?

I mean, I'm not a great cook.

Oh, things are still a little
uncomfortable with Kyle.

I thought they were better tonight.

But this isn't about Kyle.

Sage was caught in the crossfire,
and I miss her.

Okay.

Jag, she's a little girl.

I understand.

I was thinking I want us to start planning
that vacation to see your family.

Yeah, sure, that'd be great.

But it's been a long day.

I've been cooking all day.

I got some work to do.

Can we talk about it tomorrow?

Please?

Okay.

Good.

I'm just gonna get ready for bed.

There's a school dance coming up.

Oh, that sounds fun.

You have a date?

Hey.

Yeah, it's a lot.

But I'm looking forward to it.

Okay.

Hey, you know that if you ever want to ask
me anything, you just have to call, right?

Well, I do have a question that I've
wanted to ask for a while.

Okay, what is it?

How come you married Jag and not my dad?

Oh, honey.

I'm so sorry I didn't talk to you about
this before.

Your dad and I just weren't getting along.

We still work together, though.

Uh-huh.

It's complicated, Sage.

What did your dad say?

He said he didn't like him anymore.

Well, that is not true.

He's a good dad.

But what I know for sure is he has one
amazing daughter.

Morgan, hey.

I am so sorry I forgot about you.

It's all right.

You still want to meet up?

I can't.

I'm outside Jag's office.

Won't surprise him for lunch.

Yeah, got to go.

Well, I'll see you later, then.

Hey.

Hi.

How's your day?

Good.

Just catching up on some work.

Well, I'm beat.

I'm going to have a shower and crawl into
bed.

How was your day?

Well, we had to reboot the servers again.

Solved one problem,
which leads to another

one, but that's the
computer business for you.

Jag?

Yeah?

Is everything all right?

Yeah, everything's fine.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm good.

All right, I'll see you upstairs.

Don't work too late.

Hey.

Hey.

I think I have something on the Gregson
case.

Apparently, our dead girl was part of a
group for ex-junkies.

Narcotics no more?

I'm going to head down, check it out,
see what I can find.

Anything on the fingerprint?

Nothing yet.

Let me know.

Ray?

You might have privacy.

Uh, sure.

I just wanted to say, uh, that Sage was
really happy to spend some time with you.

I mean, she came home and she was in the
greatest of moods.

She was just...

She's a great kid.

You did an amazing job with her.

Thanks.

What about you and Jack?

You're so great with Sage, you...

You guys ever think about having kids?

You had a swish point?

Uh, no, we just... We're both
focused on our work, that's all.

Well, maybe you should take some time off.

Get to know each other better.

Wow, when did you become the relationship
expert?

Yeah, well...

I guess I learned my lesson the hard way.

It's not always about the job.

Better late than never, I guess.

I'm really sorry how things ended between
us.

Me too.

Jack's a lucky guy.

Always has been.

Thank you.

I have some work I have to do.

Yeah, sure.

Honey?

Honey?

Honey?

Hey.

You're home late.

Had some things to finish up at work and
some errands to run.

How are you?

Pretty good, actually.

We got a lead in the Jessica Gregson case.

Wow.

It turns out she's a member of a support
group.

Narcotics no more.

You heard of it?

Narcotics no more.

Yeah, a friend of mine used to go there.

That was a long time ago.

Listen, I'm gonna go watch some TV.

You wanna join me?

No, I've got some work to do.

Sure.

Alright.

I love you.

Hey, Tim.

Why don't you take a break?

You sure?

Yeah, we've been working around the clock.

Would it be good to catch up on a few
things?

Hey, anything come back from the lab?

Uh, nothing yet.

There was a strange anomaly, though.

I wanted to confirm before
mentioning it to you, but some of

the boxes were mixed up and
I can't find case number 52899.

The file and box are both missing.

Well, who pulled the files?

Ferguson.

Did you want me to go check the storage?

No.

No, I'm fine.

Go home.

You sure?

I mean, I can stay a bit longer.

I was on my way there anyway.

Get out of here.

Alright.

So what have we got?

Stephen Boyden.

Drunks.

Assault.

Oh my god.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

96, 97, 98, 99.

Where are you, 99?

You didn't see anyone?

No, I thought I heard something,
but I didn't see anything.

Do you want me to call Jack?

No, I'm fine.

The cold case file that I was looking for,
it's missing.

What would someone want with a cold case?

I don't know.

Well, that's certainly weird, isn't it?

You signed everything out.

You didn't notice it was missing?

Are you accusing me of something?

I only went off of your hunch to look at
the cold cases.

Rene, he's right.

This has to be related to the Crixin
murder.

Why don't I just take you home?

You can get some rest.

What's the number of the file I'll go look
for?

52899.

What?

52899.

Kyle?

Kyle, what is it?

52899.

That's Holly's murder case file.

What does Holly's murder have to do with
the Crixin case?

What's the number?

52899.

It's gone.

Our file's not in the system.

It's been wiped.

Hey, that's impossible.

You'd have to have police
clearance or be a really

good computer hacker
to get through our firewall.

Rene.

Kyle?

You okay?

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm fine.

I just need a moment.

You guys go.

I'll catch up.

What?

I didn't work Holly's case.

But I think I remember the crime scene
photos.

She was strangled.

But I think the ropes were similar.

That's why the file has disappeared.

That has to be the connection.

Come on.

I'm gonna take you home.

We can figure this out in the morning.

Rene, you need sleep.

Jack?

I thought I was over it.

When your wife is murdered, that's not
something you just get over.

You have to give yourself a break.

I tried counseling.

I really did.

I know.

I'd do it every day of
the week if I thought

it would help me get
over how it all went down.

But nothing seems to work.

You have to let someone in.

I know.

I know.

But we both know it's not that easy.

You really think there's a connection
between the murders?

Holly's?

I think Holly's was the first.

And then the killer got a taste for
murder.

And systematically chose his next victim.

Don't you see the similarities with the
ropes between Holly and the Crixon case?

And files don't just magically disappear,
Kyle.

Someone is trying to hide something.

That beautiful, creative mind of yours
would never stop.

Life isn't just one big conspiracy theory,
you know.

I miss you.

And I know I messed up.

And I know it's probably too late.

But I'd let you in if you could give me
another chance.

Hi, honey.

In here.

Jack, how are you, buddy?

Kyle?

I was just leaving.

Thanks for the talk, Renee.

I'll see you around, Jack.

Working late again?

What's he doing here?

We need to talk.

Renee, is something going on between you
and Kyle?

We were talking about a case.

I'm sorry, it just seems a little odd.

You're in our house, alone, with him.

One, he's a colleague.

And two, you don't get to tell me who I
can be friends with.

I'm not trying to tell you who or who you
cannot be friends with, Renee.

But I know him very well, or have you
forgotten that?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm jealous.

All right?

Satisfied?

What?

Steven Boyden.

Renee.

Look, I wanted to tell you about my past.

I did.

But I was afraid if I did, I'd lose you.

And I couldn't do that.

So I kept it a secret.

I kept it a secret from everyone.

I've worked really hard to put Steven
Boyden behind me.

I did some time, and I paid for what I
did.

I'm not the same guy, Renee.

You have to believe that.

Why do you still go to narcotics no more?

You've been following me?

I'm a cop, Jack.

And who's that blonde woman?

What, you mean Bess?

Oh, honey.

Baby, I'm her sponsor.

Her sponsor?

Yeah.

Part of the program is about getting
second chances.

And I believe in second chances.

That's why I didn't tell you about Steven
Boyden.

Sometimes you don't get second chances,
and I couldn't risk losing you.

I am so sorry, Renee.

Please forgive me.

I forgive you.

Why are they encoding?

Yeah.

Why are they encoding?

What is going on?

Holly's file that went missing triggered a
security breach.

Now they got us on lockdown until we can
find it.

Have they been to the lab?

They're everywhere.

Locusts.

Morgan called Jade.

Let's rework some of the Greeks and Lees.

I've been trying her since this morning.

It goes straight to voicemail.

See?

You can't do this.

I have active files.

Is there a problem?

And who are you?

I'm Renee Murphy.

Who are you?

Abby Coleman.

Your new problem.

I need that computer to do my work.

I'm sure there's something you can occupy
your time with, Murphy.

I have personal files.

Well, you shouldn't.

Do you know how many hours I log in here?

There's been a breach, if you haven't
already heard.

I'll need you to step aside until this
investigation's done.

And how long will that take?

As long as it takes.

Excuse me, Renee.

Looks like we have a fresh crime scene.

I'll meet you there.

Okay.

Attend to your duties, Murphy.

And I'll attend to mine.

Stay out of my way.

Kyle?

What's going on?

It's...Jane.

Okay, that is three dead girls,
all with the exact same row pattern.

This is a serial killer.

Kyle, does Jade remind you of Holly?

Same age.

Same hair.

I mean, there are some similarities.

Yeah, maybe she reminded him of someone.

Next lover.

Family member.

Serial killers tend to go after types.

Are you suggesting this has something to
do with Holly?

Can you think of anyone?

Like someone who was bothering her?

She was a cop.

There was always someone.

I mean, she had an edge.

I think you're overthinking this,
Renee.

That is my job.

Well, what about the fact that nobody knew
Jessica Grigson?

I mean, if your theory
is correct, there are

many other victims
between her and Holly.

Maybe Jade got on his radar through the
case.

Maybe he's watching us.

Hey.

Come on.

Take it easy.

Take it easy.

Come on.

Let's go.

Come with me.

What happened, Jade?

Gotcha.

Special Agent Coleman wants to see you.

Okay, I'm just going to take this to the
lab.

No, she wants to see you now.

Morgan, what is going on?

I can't say.

Renee.

Jack?

It's okay, honey.

It's okay.

Call my lawyer.

I didn't do this.

I didn't do this.

I love you.

Morgan, what is going on?

You know that I can't say anything.

Just do me a favor and don't incriminate
yourself.

Your husband has done that for you.

What?

Just answer the call.

I'll ask you questions, Renee,
and you'll be fine.

You haven't done anything wrong,
right?

Let's go.

Have a seat.

We found evidence on your computer.

What evidence?

The partial prints from the Griegson case
came back from the lab.

It's a match to the print that you hid in
your personal folder.

They both connect to a Steven Boyden.

That's your husband Jack's alias,
isn't it?

There has to be some mistake.

How long have you known your husband is a
killer?

He is not a killer.

But you found out his real name?

His past?

What did he say when you confronted him?

He didn't deny it.

And since when is a man proven guilty
without any real evidence?

He has a rap sheet that I would say is a
precursor to murder.

I need your help here, Renee.

I don't want you to lose your job and your
husband.

Something made you suspect him enough to
run his prints through the system.

Are you charging me with something?

Do I need a lawyer?

Look, if you cooperate with us,
things may go easier on you in the future.

Are you threatening me?

That wouldn't be wise.

That partial print won't hold up in court.

And the print I took wasn't yours.

It was an illegal search, but you already
know that.

So unless you have something real,
we're done.

I'd have a seat.

You have nothing.

I have enough to temporarily remove you
from your duties.

Fine.

Renee.

I'm sending the CSI team to your house.

We're waiting for a warrant.

Take these keys.

Take the keys.

Go to my house.

Don't talk to anyone except for your
lawyer, got it?

Alright guys, head on in.

Hey.

Hi.

Uh, can I sit in on a meeting?

Sure.

I'm Bess.

Renée.

Renée.

Attending a meeting is the first step in
recovery.

Everything is here to support you.

I have a friend who goes, Jack Murphy.

Yeah I know Jack.

He's a great guy.

How long have you known him?

He's my sponsor.

Without him I'd be back on the street.

He's helped a lot of people here.

Meetings about trust, as well as
expecting.

Let's start.

Come on in.

Hey, everyone.

Welcome to this week's meeting.

Just want to remind everyone that this is
a safe place.

A place for healing and for sharing.

So let's be welcoming and warm to those
who need to share tonight.

Dad should be home any minute.

I never knew you were so handy in the
kitchen.

Well, it's either that or starve.

Hey, Dad.

How was your day?

Oh, it was great, sweetheart.

How was yours?

It was pretty good.

Dinner's not quite ready, so I'm going to
do a bit more homework.

All right, kiddo.

Okay.

How are you?

I'm waiting to hear back from Jack's
lawyer.

He could be out as early as tomorrow.

Kyle, I am not going to give up on him.

You know I can't talk about the details of
this investigation with you.

I know, I know.

So please, just listen.

Renee.

I saw him with another woman.

And I was angry and jealous, and I jumped
to conclusions, but I was wrong.

He's a sponsor in a drug recovery program.

I just came from there.

She didn't know that I was his wife.

He's not lying.

And he never mentioned this before.

I mean, it's like he's hidden his entire
life from you.

Because he was scared that his past would
affect our future.

That I wouldn't understand.

Don't people deserve a second chance?

Yes, I get that.

And a second chance
is what I... Kyle.

Please.

Is the fingerprint all they have?

So somebody could have planted it.

We don't know that for sure.

I got something.

What is that?

It's a carabiner.

Climbers use it to keep tension on the
ropes.

You ran his prints.

I don't think you're as sure about this as
you think.

I need to go home.

I think you should stay.

I really have to go.

Okay.

Your place is probably clear by now.

You've reached the law offices of Stoico
and Young.

Please leave a detailed message and we
will return your call.

Hi.

This is Renee Murphy.

I'm calling to get an update on my
husband, Jack Murphy.

Please call me back as soon as possible.

Jack, are you all right?

Yeah.

I just got released.

Really?

Yeah.

I'll explain later.

I'm on my way.

All right.

Thanks.

Hey, honey.

Yeah.

I love you.

I love you, too.

I'll see you soon.

Hi.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

What happened?

DA decided there wasn't enough evidence to
go to a jury.

So it's over.

I'm a free man.

Take this free man home.

He needs a shower.

What happened?

I don't know.

The investigators asked
me for a list of names

of the guys I climb
with and I don't know.

Well, I guess someone
stole some of my equipment

and they're thinking
somebody's trying to frame me.

I'm just glad it's over.

Jack.

What is it?

I have something I have to tell you.

When I saw you with Bess, I ran your
fingerprints.

That's how they had them to match with the
evidence.

This is my fault.

You're a cop.

I get it.

You're just doing your job.

Baby, I'm so sorry.

Let it go.

Alright?

It's over.

Come here.

I think somebody's really trying to get a
hold of you.

Well, they're just gonna have to wait.

Coleman wants to see you.

Hey, uh...

So listen, I'm... sorry about before.

I was following orders.

Okay.

Have a seat.

Leaving so soon?

My job here is done.

All the access codes have been changed.

Sign this for clearance, please.

No hard feelings?

You were just doing your job.

And you were just doing yours.

Am I back on the Gregson case?

And Jade's?

PURP is still out there, so lots to do.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I'm glad I was wrong about your husband.

Me too.

New sign-in procedure.

You have to initial here, here,
and here.

You okay?

Getting there.

You?

Better.

We've got a lot of work to do.

That lockdown cost us valuable time.

Yeah.

Any evidence access is logged manually and
on the computer.

Great.

I'm gonna need you to get me back up to
speed with the cases.

Done.

And it's... it's nice to have you back.

It's nice to be back.

Expedite this to the lab.

Label it urgent.

I'll run it over right now.

Jack?

Hey.

Where are you?

It's the middle of the night.

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm still at the station.

You said you were gonna stop these late
nights.

Remember?

I think we had a breakthrough.

What?

You found the killer?

We have a possible lead.

That's great.

I knew you'd find the right guy.

Now can you please come home?

Okay.

I'll see you soon.

Hey.

I need you to come down here.

Right now.

What's up?

We got a hit off the hair from Jade's
crime scene.

I thought that was gonna take days.

It would if it was an unknown.

But not if it's already in our database.

I don't like where this is going.

Who is it?

It's Tim.

Oh.

Tim.

Tim?

Couldn't this wait until morning?

Renee got a hit off the hair at Jade's
crime scene.

What'd you bring up?

It's Tim.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

It's gotta be cross contamination at the
crime scene.

I worked the body.

I came in first.

He came in after me.

He didn't go near Jade.

I was too upset to work the crime scene.

She's right.

She was the only one who went anywhere
near Jade.

Could also explain the computer hacking.

All right.

I'll get a search warrant.

Search his home.

Morgan, bring him in.

How is it coming?

He's asking for you.

I can't get anything out of him.

Maybe he'll talk to you.

How are you doing?

Renee.

They got it all wrong.

It would never hurt Jade.

But you did have a personal relationship
with her didn't you?

We had a thing for a while.

We didn't tell anyone, but I wanted to
make it official.

How about Jane?

How does she feel about that?

Not the same as me.

I think there was someone else.

She started acting all funny.

She said she had a friend she had to meet.

I could tell it was another guy.

Did she say who it was?

No.

That must have made you pretty upset.

I would never hurt her.

I loved her.

I swear, Renee, I couldn't do that to
anyone, especially her.

You gotta help me here.

Give me some more personal details about
Jade.

She was very private.

But I could tell she had some problems
from the past.

How?

Like what?

She went through a lot of therapy.

Psychiatrist?

Psychologist?

Counselor?

No.

Not AA.

Something else.

Some organization.

Help me here.

She's an ex-drug addict.

You

believe me, don't you?

Renee?

No.

No.

No.

No.

Are you looking for something?

Oh, I just needed my phone.

You know me.

Can't go anywhere without it.

You bastard.

Renee?

Tim's out on bail and I can't find Kyle.

Do you know where he is?

No.

I have no idea where he is.

Could you call him?

Maybe he'll pick up for you.

Sure.

Where are you?

I'm at home.

I just stopped by to change my clothes.

I'll see you shortly.

Okay.

Let me know if you get him, please.

Red.

Orange.

Yellow.

Green.

No blue.

Hey.

Hey, I just got a text from Tim.

He has jack.

What?

Tim has jack?

I don't understand.

I just don't...

You're cutting out.

Renee, I can't...
Devil's Punch Bowl.

Just stop right there.

What?

It is over, Jack.

I know what you did.

You need to turn yourself in.

What are you talking about?

Tim's the one who kidnapped me.

He's the killer.

Lookit, I found the storage locker.

The police are there right now.

Kyle and Morgan are on their way here.

You know, when you lie, you get this
dimple on the side of your cheek.

Right here.

You know that?

Nobody's coming, Renee.

Just stay right there.

I am warning you.

Or what?

You gonna fingerprint me?

All those women.

Holly.

Jennifer Jade.

You...

Why, Jack?

Why not, I think is the appropriate
question.

Jade helped you frame Tim.

Didn't she?

Or she didn't know that you would turn on
her?

Why, Jack?

Because it's a game, Renee.

You should know that.

I mean, Holly was the hardest,
but...

Jade...

was kind of fun.

So you were just biding your time with me?

No.

No, no, honey.

You were different than the others.

Oh, you...

You showed me respect and...

and comfort.

I thought that I could...

grow to love it.

I thought I could grow to love you.

That's because you're incapable of love.

Sociopaths...

relate to obsession.

You'll never find love.

Renee!

Then I guess you're just gonna have to
meet the others.

Renee!

Renee!

It was Jack.

Are you okay?

We've always been friends.

I don't know about that, but we make a
good team.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, well.

Well, well.

All hail the new head of CSI.

Thank you.

It's gonna be hard losing one of the
department's best.

But I guess when the big guns call,
you gotta go.

We gotta go.

Congratulations.

Renee, you deserve every bit of this.

Thank you.

How you doing?

I'm getting there.

You look great.

Thank you.

You need a drink.

That's what you need.

Well, I always knew you'd make head of CSI
someday.

I just wanna say I'm sorry if I was ever
hard on you.

That is okay.

I get it.

And hey, listen.

I mean...

now that we're officially not working
together...

not even in the same precinct...

maybe we could...

take a walk sometime.

You know, with Sage.

I'd like that.

She's like, oh my god.

There you go.

Thanks.

Thank you.

It's such a nice day for a walk.

Thanks for the invite.

Shall we?

Yes.