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Stay. We'll wait.
It's important that he feels comfortable with his first contact.
It's his move, not ours.
Shalom.
Lieutenant, you called?
Yes, I did. I'd like you to meet Vincent Nagel. This is Detective David Hume.
Detective?
Hey.
Mr. Nagel is the new head of security for Recall.
What happened to Richard Collector?
My former superior, Mr. Collector, has suffered a stress -related disability.
Former superior.
Well, congratulations.
That must put you in a better parking space, but doesn't really tell us what
happened to Collector.
He's on open -ended medical leave.
Recall has a lunar retreat on the Sea of Tranquility. He'll be convalescing
there. Convalescing?
Well, tell Dick I'm sorry the job just didn't work out for him.
We have more immediate concerns.
Last night, an Uber Braun engineer was killed.
Shot through the chest with a particle beam weapon.
An Uber Braun engineer? What does that have to do with recall security?
The man in question was a Mr. Joseph Granger, an acquaintance of mine.
In fact, he had asked to meet me last night.
When I arrived at the designated meeting point, I found him.
Dead.
Where was this meeting point?
In an alley on Tier 18, four blocks from the waterfront.
I've already sent forensics over there.
You always have meetings in an alleyway?
He was worried about some internal security matters at Uberbraun in his own
department. I assume he wanted my advice on that.
I can't be sure.
I knew Mr. Granger socially, that is to say, not extremely well.
I'll be more than happy to turn over any e -com detailing my brief dealings with
him.
Of course, those will be complete and intact.
Detective.
You will remember that I came to the CPV to offer whatever assistance I could.
Nobody made me do that.
Nobody ever could have.
We hope to have a more open relationship with Mr. Nagel than we had with
Collector.
Gentlemen, I must get back to my office.
If I can be of any further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Whatever he's telling, we don't want it.
Well, we're going to accept this new attitude in the spirit in which it was
intended until we have reason to believe otherwise.
Okay.
So what, you got, uh... You got Recall and you got Uber Braun.
I mean, the obvious is this guy, uh... Granger.
Granger is selling company secrets, right?
That's one possibility.
We find out who killed Granger, we've got the why.
This is a murder investigation.
Everything we know about the man is in here.
You're to see Mr.
Leland at Uber Braun offices in South Town.
He was Granger's former boss.
Leland is head of all research and development.
Apparently, Granger's project folded a week or so ago, pending reorganization.
What about this one? Oh, you'd be
very happy.
That's an ancient artifact found in a rare element deposit in a mine on Mars.
How ancient?
Oh, very old. Older than the sun, maybe, they say.
Uh -huh. Are you married?
Yeah. Put this under your bed.
And you and your husband will make love like tigers. You know, in the season,
tigers have sex 50 times a day.
What does this crystal or whatever it is have to do with tigers? You said it was
from Mars.
Yes, absolutely, yes. It may be that there were tigers on Mars a very long
ago, which nobody now remembers.
Think about it. It must be so. What reason does he have to lie? We'll take
David.
Your husband, yes?
The influence is very strong.
With this under your bed, you will make love like tigers.
Enough with the tigers.
Thanks. Thank you.
What's so important you had to see me outside the office?
I'm doing some work at Uber Braun.
What kind of work?
Your company was killed last night. Joseph Granger, you know?
I recognize the name.
Granger headed a research effort.
Classified, of course.
But rumor has it his work was in the area of performance enhancement.
I can't believe they assigned you this investigation.
Don't they know your wife works at Uberbron? I don't think there's going to
any conflict.
Well, I signed a security oath, David. I break it, I lose my job.
I would never ask you to compromise your own.
I know you wouldn't ask me to compromise my own. But if I knew something and you
weren't in danger... It's going to be okay.
All right?
It's not like you have to worry about blurting something out in your sleep,
because with the new magic crystal, there's not going to be a lot of
David.
All right, I've got to go.
Follow me, and I'm going to have to kill you.
Barbara Raymond.
David Hume. Here to steer you through the confusion.
Ian Park.
We're completing a shutdown of what was Mr. Granger's division.
It's been official almost a week now, but it takes time to wind something down
this side.
Did you work with Mr. Granger, Miss Raymond? Was this your division, too?
I'm officially public relations, but part of my duties included acting as
liaison for Mr. Granger's project.
Why are they shutting the project down?
It's my understanding that results didn't measure up to company
Sorry, I can't be any more specific than that.
Someone had mentioned they'd spent as much as $500 million on the project.
I don't know where you get your figures from, Detective.
You want to tell me?
You want to confirm the number?
I'm afraid I can't.
Then where it came from really doesn't matter, does it?
Let me take you directly to Mr. Granger's lab.
contains a complete personnel list for Granger's division, including all home
data. Well, that ought to come in handy when we call people at night and ask
them, hey, did you kill Granger?
I was asked to provide you with the information, Detective. It's up to you
you use it.
How well did you know Joseph Granger?
Not well.
Why?
It may be that Mr. Granger was killed for reasons unconnected with his work at
Uber Braun.
One possible example would be...
Aberrant sexual behavior.
To the best of your knowledge, did Mr. Granger engage in any deviant behavior
sinister eccentricities?
I'm sorry.
Sinister eccentricities?
I'm afraid I have to leave you here right now. You can reach me on the
Interoffice .com if you have any further questions.
Thank you.
Are you related to Olivia Hume?
My wife.
Really? We were quite good friends when I covered her division.
So hide her from me.
I'll do that.
Sinister eccentricities.
A little wordy, but I like how you got to the point.
Thank you, David.
I wish to be as clear as possible without giving a detailed description,
possibly offensive to certain sensibilities of specific sexual
I have noticed that many humans find it uncomfortable to discuss such behavior
openly. I refer to such practices, of course, as using a Martian tickler, as
it's called on... Yes, David?
Open the door.
Yes, David.
I got nothing here.
How you doing on finding that appointment book?
I'm still attempting to break the data encryption system, David.
This is odd.
It's blank.
What files I can access seem to belong more to Recall's field of expertise than
Uber Bronze.
There are various designs for devices to broadcast artificial experience.
It's like a recall vacation, a memory implant, right?
Yes. It is essentially a modification of old technology.
Could someone have decrypted Granger's data before us and deleted the file? It
is unlikely that anyone else could break this encryption.
Favre.
Didn't mean to startle you.
We need to talk.
What's with all the secrecy?
This is your company, right?
Were you able to decrypt the data stored on the computer?
My partner seems to have made some progress. Why?
Joe told me he was working on something very high -powered, something very
secretive. Did you find anything?
Joe. I'm sorry I didn't realize you and Mr. Granger were that close.
We went out a couple of times. Joe didn't want anyone to know.
Uber Braun has a policy that prohibits people doing classified work dating
anyone not properly cleared. He didn't want me subjected to that kind of
scrutiny.
I was considerate of him.
Look, Joe was scared.
He was worried something was going to happen to him.
Did he ever say why?
Only that it had something to do with a project codenamed Echelon. Did you find
any Echelon files?
You believe them to be in this computer here?
They have to be. This is where he worked. He practically lived here.
His work is what got him killed.
Echelon is what got him killed.
Are you going to help me find it?
Why are you putting yourself on the line like this?
I want you to find whoever killed Joe.
Was there someone in particular you were planning to implicate?
Call for female security.
I want this woman body searched before you take her access cards and remove her
from the building.
Who are you?
My name is Leland.
You're Granger's boss.
And Miss Raymond's.
You would be Detective Hume and Favre.
I assume it was Miss Raymond who has given you unauthorized access to this
facility.
Unauthorized.
Miss Raymond had direct instructions to bring you immediately to my office upon
arrival here.
Instructions she chose to ignore.
You may consider yourself suspended, pending termination.
You may also wish to begin looking for a good criminal lawyer.
Take her out of here.
Please, don't interfere.
Mr. Leland, I can explain all of this.
No, you can't.
Gentlemen.
If you would follow me.
I don't feel like we're done here.
I feel that you are.
We'll take this up with Lieutenant Arenthal.
I trust you have your own transportation.
And so you took Miss Raymond's word for it.
Do you really think that Uberbron would allow you unsupervised access to
restricted areas?
Let you poke around in classified projects?
We had no reason to distrust you, Miss Raymond.
Oh, no?
Well, what about the reasons I just gave you?
Not to mention I spoke directly with your lieutenant myself.
Your orders were to report to my office at Uberbron immediately upon arrival.
Or didn't he tell you that?
He did, but we naturally assumed that Miss Raymond was acting according to
instructions.
Mr. Leland, Uber Braun personnel records show that 610 people worked under
Granger's direction for a period of two years.
We can find no evidence that any work at all was accomplished during that
period. What work Mr. Granger was or was not doing for Uber
Braun is Uber Braun's concern.
Yours is to find out who killed him. And that being said, why did Uberbron
cancel Granger's research?
That decision was taken before Mr. Granger was killed.
And the reasons for it will remain confidential.
Do you understand that, Detective?
You bet.
Good.
Now, I must reiterate, Lieutenant, I want these men removed from the
investigation.
And after what happened today...
Whoever you choose to replace them with will not be permitted on Uber Braun
property. Duly noted.
Excellent.
Then we're agreed.
Let's just back up.
I will be sending these two gentlemen home for the evening.
Tomorrow, they will be conducting interviews outside Uber Braun.
Well,
I should let you know that in all likelihood, we'll be proceeding with
charges against...
Miss Raymond.
And if she implicates these men in the slightest, I'll be pressing charges
against them as well.
You know anything about a project called Echelon?
Nothing.
Is that a nothing as in I'm not at liberty to discuss it at this time, or
that a nothing as in I'm brain dead?
Lieutenant.
Thought I would go through the personnel files that Miss Raymond prepared for
our interviews tomorrow.
Good idea.
They will have a surveillance tape of everything that happened in Granger's
office today.
What did happen there?
Before the loon came in, you saw something.
What did you see?
It's not a question of what I saw, David, so much as how I saw it.
There appear to be disturbances in the computational aspects regulating my
of vision.
Whether or not Miss Raymond faces charges, she will certainly lose her
Losing that job may not be such a bad thing right now.
Something stinks of her brawn, and she seems to be at the center of it.
What will you say to Olivia about all this?
Yeah.
I have to find a way to tell her without alarming her unnecessarily.
As a matter of fact, if you don't mind, I'd like to go do that right now.
Good night, David.
Good night, Barbara.
David,
are you all right?
Yeah.
Barbara told me what happened.
She did.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry for coming here like this, but they fired me, and they're talking
about pressing charges.
I heard.
I think they might have someone following me.
I'm sorry.
I was afraid to go home.
I couldn't think of any place I'd like to go.
Look, Barbara, sit down.
No, I've made things worse for you by coming here, haven't I?
Forget about it.
Have a seat.
You did the right thing. There's no need to take any chances.
So what happened after we left?
Well, security had a few questions to ask me about why I would let you into
Joe's lab without proper authority.
Yeah, why did you?
Because he was my friend.
I knew he was afraid of something.
David, are you in trouble over this too?
Guy's a jerk.
Bob, you think there's a possibility that Granger was selling industrial
secrets, some sort of corporate espionage?
I don't think so. He was high up in the company. He was very well paid.
Do you think he was?
I have no proof either way.
And you found nothing on his computer referring to Echelon.
No, nothing that I want to discuss right now, anyway.
David, I signed a security oath at Uberbron.
There's nothing you can't discuss about this in front of me.
It's a code name.
Something that Granger had mentioned a couple of times. I don't even know if it
exists at this point. No, it does. It exists.
You seem so certain, Barbara. How do you know?
I don't. I don't, but he would have no reason to lie to me.
He could have a million reasons to lie to you.
It's possible Granger was using the echelon as an excuse for all the money
was using.
Something we'll be looking into tomorrow, but that's tomorrow.
If you'll excuse me, I'm actually going to turn in.
Make yourself at home.
Thank you.
We should all get some rest.
You don't mind?
At least you'll be safe here.
I'll make up the sofa for you.
How well do you know her?
Not well.
We've had lunch a couple of times.
I think it's strange that she came here like this.
I mean, she's scared, dude.
I would be, too.
Somebody I worked with and cared about was murdered.
And she's lost her... job, and she might be prosecuted for violation of her
security oath.
What about Echelon?
I mean, I'm a quality control supervisor. I know almost every detail
Uberbond's animatronics and robotics.
500 gigs.
Specialized in fine arts. South City. Tier 9.
I'm no longer a novice at a lot of things.
So take your hand off my knee and let's keep this about business.
What did you find out about Echelon?
I can't crack the encryption Granger used to protect his file.
That's why I had to let the boys from CPB into the lab. I was hoping they'd be
able to break it.
And did they?
He was very evasive with me.
I think either they didn't find it or they didn't recognize it when they did.
Losing your job and your clearance is going to make your work more difficult.
I'll handle it.
How?
They won't let you anywhere near Uberbron.
Leave that to me, partner.
What reason do I have to trust you now that your work is more difficult?
What's to stop you from disclosing our arrangement if you're caught?
I think you've thought of several ways to discourage me from disclosing our
arrangement.
Quite right.
I don't want to have to do that.
I didn't kill Joe.
And I don't want to have to kill you.
The need won't arise.
You seem to be forgetting I'm the one that put this deal together in the first
place.
I'm the one who contacted you.
I'm the one who convinced Granger it was in his best interest.
But there are things he never told you.
I'll find those things out.
Believe me, nothing's going to stop me now.
I put my hand on your leg before.
It was because I wanted to feel the texture of your stockings against your
The texture of your designer dress against those same stockings.
But never forget.
Before you met me, you didn't have the taste for such fine things.
If you succeed in getting hold of the Echelon file, you'll have access to more
luxury than you ever dreamt of.
What did you find out about Echelon?
I can't crack the encryption Granger used to protect his files.
That's why I had to let the boys from CBB into the lab. I was hoping they'd be
able to break it.
You think Nagel killed Granger?
No.
No, Granger was too important to him.
Whoever killed him did it so he couldn't meet with Nagel.
What do we know about Echelon? Not much more than what we heard on that tape.
We believe Echelon is an attempt to modify Beta -class androids in a way
would boost overall endurance and power.
It may be an attempt to give beta androids some of the capabilities that
class androids are believed to possess.
Don't be afraid to fill in the blanks, Favre. You're a resident android genius.
I can tell you that neither Uberbron nor Recall have anything close to an
adequate understanding of an alpha android's capabilities.
What are you asking them for anyway, Callie?
I thought the assessor's office knew everything they wanted to know about an
alpha.
He's your partner.
I came to the CPP through the special operations unit of the assessor's
David, but I was assigned by executive order.
Executive order by who?
I didn't read it, David.
And I can't disclose the contents, but I can say the instructions in that order
revealed nothing about any special abilities, Mr. Favre.
May or may not have, nor about his point of origin, nor anything concerning the
Alpha Project.
And in accordance with the orders directive, the assessor's office has
attempt to investigate any of these things.
So, if Uber Braun isn't protecting an Alpha Project, what are they protecting?
We were only in there for a few minutes.
We could use another look.
Given Leland's hostility towards both of you, that's not going to be easy.
Callie?
I can get you in, but that's all.
It's enough.
All right, just give me a minute.
Call home.
You have reached the Hume residence.
We're not home. Please leave us a message.
Yep. Olivia, if Barbara shows up, do not let her in the door.
And call me, okay?
I'll explain later.
Bye.
Some sort of cloaking device?
I believe so.
If that is the cave, then Granger's secret lab may be right here in this
I may have found a back door into the master image control.
Ah, Dr. Granger's appointment calendar.
Nice.
Five dinners with Barbara last week.
That is more than a couple of dates.
Yes, it is.
What the hell's that about?
I'm not sure.
I am Dr. Joseph Brain.
Since you're attempting to gain access to confidential data in my lab, in all
likelihood I am dead.
I warned all concerned that any attempt to betray me would be foodless.
When the timer on this monitor reaches zero, my work will no longer exist.
Your clumsy attempts to discover it have failed.
Can you stop that clock?
I hope to.
I suggest you leave the area immediately, David.
I'm staying. Keep doing what you're doing.
Not only will my work be gone, so will this laboratory and anything and anyone
still in it.
There's nothing that can save you when your time runs out.
Forget this. I buy you the biggest steak. Come on.
What? I think I've got it.
You got it?
What the hell is this place?
I think we may safely assume, David, that this is Echelon.
Oh, my God.
Incredible.
I wasn't certain you'd be able to do it.
Barbara, put the gun down.
I don't think so.
Move.
Sorry, David.
Shh. It's okay.
It's okay.
So this is the super beta.
This is Echelon.
You obviously lied to us about Granger.
When I found out he planned to sell me out to Nagel and leave me holding the
bag, I thought I'd rather be the one doing the shelling. So you killed him?
Damn right I killed him.
He was a pig.
Just like Nagel.
I was good enough to plan this whole thing.
I was good enough to sleep with.
But I wasn't good enough to get paid my cut.
You're the computer wonder.
Activate the beta.
I must warn you that this prototype may not function as expected.
There is no record of any tests being conducted.
It'll function just fine.
Its circuits have been adapted to handle over 200 times the normal power level
of its class.
It's worth a fortune.
In theory.
But as there are no records of any tests, one must not assume... Shut up
it!
It'll work just fine. It has to.
Whatever Nagel promised you, it ain't worth it.
Think about it.
You think he's gonna need you after you give him what he wants?
Let me worry about that.
What's going on? What's happening to it?
I'm not sure.
It's drawing way too much power.
Now it is offline and running on its own internal power supply.
Just remember, if anything goes wrong, she dies right here, in front of both of
you.
Barb, do whatever you have to do.
Sramond, I must ask you, have you ever seen this android functioning?
What's going on?
What's happening to it?
Are you all right? Yes, I'm all right. All right.
He took two direct hits.
Oh, God. Oh, God.
I am an android also, Olivia.
I am an alpha, the first of my kind.
I'm sorry you had to find out in this way.
I was hoping.
Your partner?
Your partner?
Majority, everyone free. CPB.
It's okay, CPB. How could you?
Olivia.
Olivia!
You should have told me that Favre was an android, an alpha.
How's Michael?
Favre's been wanting to tell you himself for a while. No, I thought it would
upset me too much.
You live with these nightmares about your father.
Just because something is painful doesn't mean I shouldn't know about it.
to protect me from the world we live in, David.
You're right.
I can't. I wish I could but I can't.
I'm sorry.
Doesn't mean I don't appreciate you being my protector.
You should
get
out of the way.
Just walk away.
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