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In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate, yet equally important groups, the police who investigate crime, and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders, these are their stories.

Come on, Mark.

You thought you were gonna sneak out of here if anyone noticing?

No, no, no.

You guys.

Hey.

Hey, drink up.

Sparkling cider.

No need to write us up.

Listen up, everybody.

I'm not gonna belabor this, guys.

I know we got places to be.

Guy's got tickets to Fiji waiting at home.

Costa Rica?

Someplace with those little umbrellas in your drink.

For keeping our skies safe?

Yeah.

for 37 years.

And just being a mench.

Yes, it is.

To Mark.

Mark!

Congrats.

Don't leave me with these people.

We're gonna miss you, buddy.

I miss you, too, Brooke.

Any advice for the young bucks?

In tour the ride.

There's no shortcuts to any place worth going.

Cheers, my friends.

Cheers, when you realize That's when you open your eyes and say Doesn't get better than this

Oh, yeah

Doesn't get better, doesn't get better, doesn't get better.

Oh, yeah.

Does it get better? Hey.

Hey, are you okay?

Does it get better? Yeah, good.

911, what's your emergency?

We need an ambulance, please.

What do we got?

Two gunshots to the back.

Small cow casings.

No witnesses yet.

Still canvassing.

Let's make sure we pull that footage.

You got it.

My partner?

Hey.

We I.D. our vic?

Mm hmm.

Mark Turner.

Got this from the Federal Aviation Administration, 2023.

35 years of service.

Who called 911?

I didn't see it.

Didn't hear it.

I thought he just crashed.

I didn't know he got shot.

Okay.

Did you see anything else or anyone leaving the scene?

No.

Did he manage to say anything to you before he died?

Yeah.

He told me I should wear a helmet.

He's really gone.

I'm afraid so.

We can only imagine how much of a shock this must be for you.

But now we gotta figure out who did this, okay?

Can you tell us was your husband having any problems recently?

Maybe any issues of work?

No.

It was quite the opposite.

He just retired.

Today was his last day.

We're supposed to go to Costa Rica in the morning.

We were.

What about money, Miss Turner?

Any debt, liens, problems?

No, no.

He didn't believe in it.

Cut your coat according to your cloth.

If I had a time for the number of time he preached that to the kids, I'd be rich.

Oh, my God.

The kids...

I don't even know he had... I have to call him.

We just have one more question, I promise.

Can you tell us why your husband was on the Hudson bike path tonight?

He biked to and from the office every single day.

He said it was the safest way to travel in the city.

Thank you.

Is that the footage from the scene?

Yeah.

Check it out.

Turner takes two in the back.

Then the perp takes off.

We lose him after that.

Facial wax no good.

Perp's helmet and face covering saw to that.

He knew what he was doing.

So much so, I can't even tell for sure if he's a he.

Yeah.

The shooter's bike is a Merri Mac Pro.

Second best selling bike in New York.

All right, well, not a lot of help there.

This might be.

Tarvu got into Mark Turner's cloud, 27 unanswered texts from a Bodie Walsh.

Day of the murder.

27 seems excessive.

Wait till you read them.

How can you do this to me?

There will be consequences.

Right, Bodie Walsh is the head of an aviation consultant firm, Sky Guard Solutions, formed a month ago.

His home and a story is the corporate headquarters.

One employee, the late Mark Turner.

This last text from Bodhi.

Armand Sergissian doesn't mess around.

He says so.

Oh, he's right.

Sargishian is a legit gangster.

Loan sharking, money laundering, drugs...

As a paper pusher like Mark Turner get involved with organized crime.

Why don't you pay Mr. Walsh a visit and find out?

Bodie Walsh.

NYPD, open up.

Not a great time.

What's this about?

Murder investigation.

Bodie Walsh?

That's me.

Jesus, what happened to you?

Can I help you?

We need to talk about Mark Turner.

Can we go someplace?

Doesn't feel safe here.

Yeah.

Yeah, get your stuff.

Rough week.

You want to fill me in?

Base tells me you owe the Armenians money.

Is Mark Turner in the hole, too?

Is that why he's dead?

God, no.

Mark was a saint.

Yeah.

See, that's the point.

As far as we can tell, you're not.

You're in a bunch of debt, you owe money to some violent people.

You threaten Mark with consequences, and now he's dead.

I'm a murder cop, so you can see where I'm going with this.

I was in trouble.

I needed Mark's help.

That's why I wrote those stupid messages.

Explain.

A lot of stuff I invest in, that went belly up.

I doubled down and borrowed money from the Armenians, and I don't have it.

No kidding.

Why Mark Turner?

We grew up together.

Uh, he went one way.

I went the other.

But we're gonna start a new business.

Yeah.

An aviation consulting firm.

It was gonna work, too.

I swear.

See, guys like Mark.

Government guys?

A lot of them go into consulting.

when they retire.

Well, that sounds ideal.

What went wrong?

I booked our first job, and Mark wouldn't play ball.

Why not?

Job was with an insurance company.

It was a skydiving accident.

They didn't want to pay up.

Walk found out the person who packed a parachute was uncertified.

He didn't want to let the company off the hook, which was literally what they were paying us to do.

Yeah, and you needed the money.

People have killed for last vote.

I didn't.

I swear.

Mark is too good for this world.

He was such a goody two shoes about safety.

People are always getting pissed at him.

Even got death threats.

When?

Like, the last few weeks?

From who?

Guy named Eric Savage.

The boxer.

Bode's alibi checks out.

Okay.

He was right about those threats, too.

The warrant just dropped Returner's FAA cell.

Eric Savage left this voicemail last week.

We checked the phone records and everything.

This is really him.

Turner, you're a dead man.

Did you hear me?

What the hell is mild mannered Mark Turner doing tangled up with a middleweight boxing champion?

I mean, dude's, like, Forrest Gump.

You familiar with the nomad rocket?

Space tourism for the rich and famous?

Yeah.

The FAA regulates commercial space flight.

Ten days ago, Mark Turner called off for launch at the last second.

Caused quite a stir.

Our boy Eric Savage was on that flight.

Or he was supposed to be.

He left that voicemail two days after Turner canceled the launch.

And it turns out, Eric Savage had a different career before boxing.

Aggravated assault.

Armed robbery.

See what he has to say for himself.

I'm gonna let you take point on this one.

Eric Savage.

What's up?

Afternoon, guys.

NYPD.

What can I do for New York's finest?

Will, we have video of you walking to the lobby of Mark Turner's office yesterday.

And?

And two hours later, somebody shot him dead.

Not a good look, man.

I don't even own a gun.

If I'm killing somebody, I'm using my hands.

I'm not exactly doing yourself any favors there, Eric.

We heard Turner crushed your dreams to go into space.

And that pissed you off, right?

Yeah.

Why should Katy Perry have all the fine?

You know, I ask myself that same question all the time.

That fight would have gotten me triple the amount of Instagram followers, and it cost me a huge endorsement deal.

So you threatened Mark Turner's life.

Ben went down to his office to make good on those threats.

I went to apologize.

Real?

Really?

Look, man.

Turner was right.

I did my research.

If we went up in the air, my insides could have been vaporized.

All right, let's say we actually buy this story, how did Turner respond?

He didn't.

Security guard in the lobby wouldn't even let me near him.

Said there happened an incident.

No outside visitors allow.

Well, look into that.

Remember this incident that Eric Savage mentioned?

Hard to forget.

This crazy lady blew up at a meeting upstairs.

Had to pretty much drag her out, kicking and screaming.

Who was she?

Got a name?

No idea.

I was just told by brass to escort her out.

And when was this?

Uh, last Tuesday, right before my shift ended, so about five.

All right, thank you.

Thank you.

So, according to Turner's calendar.

That meeting was regarding Titan helicopter corporation.

Titan, that helicopter crash out in Bayport last summer.

Yeah.

Five people died.

The pilot, family of four.

Two kids, both under 10.

That helicopter?

It was a Titan.

The day that bird went down was the worst day of my life.

That poor family.

And what was this meeting about?

At the FAA.

Um, standard practice. When the FAA completes an investigation into an accident, they offer relevant parties, a preview of their official determination.

Which was?

Pilot error.

Who was at this meeting?

Mark Turner, and a couple others from the FAA.

A few of us from Titan.

Relatives of the deceased, and Kate Levy.

Wife of Brian Levy, the pilot who was flying the day of the accident.

What? She was the one who freaked out of the meeting?

Big time.

Mark Turner headed up that FAA investigation, which tells you it was done right.

And Kay Levy? Refused to accept that pilot error caused the crash.

It was ugly.

She called Mark Turner a liar.

Said that her husband was ex Marine, that they don't make errors.

They had to haul her out of there, and she was screaming into Turner's face.

This isn't over.

Yeah, I'm not exactly sure I buy Kate Levy's a cold blooded killer.

When she's got no priors, she'll teaches Sunday school at St. Catherine's. She posts Instagram about her hyacinths.

Hey, turns out Kate Nevie's husband, a helicopter pilot, owned a license six hour.

Bay is, Brian Levy.

And there's his firearm license.

And according to forensics, the slugs were moved from Mark Turner's body had distinctive pin markings, indicating they were fired for a six hour.

That's not enough for an arrest.

Enough for a chat.

Okay.

Hey, Levy.

Police!

NYPD, open up.

NYPD?

How you doing? You hear it?

Yeah, somebody's definitely home.

Hey.

God.

Go.

Hey, Levy.

NYPD.

Okay, leave me.

Hey.

Drop that weapon, Kate.

Drop that weapon.

It's okay.

Okay. Okay.

Take hand off that guy.

Okay?

Come on.

Come on, I need you to take your head off a gun.

Kate?

Stop right there.

Okay?

Hey, it's okay.

Stay right where you are.

Slowly.

Keep your hands on your side.

Keep your hands at your side, Kate.

Stay right there.

It's okay.

It's all right.

Look at me.

Face me.

I'm gonna step to you.

Okay?

Here we go.

I got it.

I got it.

Okay, you're okay.

Run around.

Get off.

No.

Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please.

Okay?

What's happening?

Everything okay?

Wilt is in this house.

No one.

Don't lie to me.

How many people are in here?

Talk to me, Kate.

Say something.

Anything.

You're really scaring me now.

Sir?

I'm coming toward you.

I have a weapon.

Are you armed?

What?

No.

Hey, what is happening?

Are you okay?

Please tell me you're okay.

It's the police?

I'm okay.

The police?

Oh my God, please, don't hurt her.

Sir, I'm stepping aside.

My weapon is drawn, and I won't shoot you.

Raise your hands and keep them where I can see them.

Do you understand?

Please, be gentle with her.

Who the hell are you?

I'm Brian.

Brian Levy.

Kate's husband.

She died in the helicopter crash.

Two months ago.

I haven't seen you in those earrings in a while.

Wow.

Yeah.

Remember when you got them from me at that place up in Ithaca?

Oh, my God.

Remember that place?

That guy who rented it to us?

Kate Levy is not talking.

The only hard evidence we have is the murder weapon, maybe.

And forensics won't be back for 48 hours.

We can only hold her for 42.

What do we got?

Well, he's got the warrant for her devices, but it turns out

Theo didn't see a ghost there.

Say hello to the late Brian Levy.

This place has rustic...

And here I was thinking death was a fairly permanent condition.

Used to be, right?

This Brian Levy's known as a grief body.

He's a hyper realistic AI powered simulation of a dead guy.

After you died, Kate Levy got a subscription to a thing called Memory Branch.

49,99 a month.

She talks to her husband all the time.

There's, like, 500 hours of recorded conversations between these two.

They talk about what they want for dinner.

They talk about movies, they've seen...

That sounds terrible.

I mean, kinda, but I don't know.

Part of me also gets it.

You know, my brother's in a coma.

I could talk to an avatar, him, about, you know, the Yankees or something?

I don't know, maybe that would help.

How are we supposed to get through 500 hours of this in the next 42 hours?

We might not need to.

I've been working my way backwards from the murder.

Kate, these people are trying to destroy my reputation.

I did nothing wrong.

That helicopter was doomed.

If it weren't for them, I'd still be alive.

I can't fight back.

But you can.

Uh, what does this thing...

No.

Like, about the real world.

I mean, is there any truth to any of this?

We don't know yet.

Run it down.

I mean, if dead Brian Levy's telling the truth, then we're talking about motive.

Revenge.

Look, I want answers here as much as you do.

Everybody here thought the world of Mark Turner.

That's not the question, it?

Found those in a trove of documents, the tight handed over.

When the FAA investigated the crash on Long Island.

It says the tow rotor that was used on a helicopter had been dinged in a previous inspection.

The tailor rotors still on the helicopter when it crashed?

No.

Is there some kind of cover up going on here?

Was Mark Turner crooked?

Was somebody pay him off to pin this all on Brian Levy, a dead guy?

No, for God's sake, no.

It's true.

The helicopter that crashed, once used a rotor that had some bearing wear.

Uh huh.

Basically, the rotor and driveshaft were misaligned, but that's not why it crashed.

What is this?

Titan swapped out that wonky rotor for a new one a month before the crash.

We've got video of them doing the work in their hangar.

You're welcome to see it.

Brings me no joy to tell you, this was textbook pilot error.

We're testing the gun that we sees that you're home.

Let's confirms the gun that was used to kill Mark Turner.

But we already know the answer.

Don't we?

A friend of mine was killed a couple of months ago.

He was a cop.

Sorry.

I didn't know Walker knew that guy.

No.

No, he doesn't.

He's making this up.

This is what he does.

He's a storyteller.

I'm still fighting through it.

You know the part I can't shake.

It's not being sad.

I can handle that.

I'm angry, Kate.

Angry at my dead friend, and myself, and God. And I think you're angry, too.

It hurts.

It's not fair.

It's not.

I read this thing the other day.

You said grief is just another form of love.

Love, that's got no place to go.

And there was a lot of love, right?

Your husband was a great man.

But the reality is, he made a mistake.

No.

Yes.

I know we told you that was a bad part on the helicopter.

We've seen the recordings of your conversation, but your husband's only privy to what's only the Internet.

Because he's a computer program, Kate.

Yes.

This is what Brian showed me.

The rotor.

He found it online, 'cause it's part of the public records connects to the FEA investigation.

But he didn't know about this.

Because the FAA's internal work documents are not part of the public record yet.

That road that got changed out.

There was nothing wrong with that helicopter.

You will know the truth.

And the truth will set you free.

John 832.

That's right.

Pray with me.

We don't really do that kind of thing in here.

Please.

I can see... that you want to pray with me.

Heavenly Father.

What is this man, your servant?

Who sees the truth?

And forgive me for what I've done.

I practiced for a few days riding my bike with one hand, so I'd be ready to shoot my gun with the other...

And on the day it happened, did you follow Mark Turner from his office?

No.

I memorized his schedule.

I knew when he left work, how he rode home each day.

So I knew where he'd be.

I waited, and... there he was.

It was so fast.

I rode up behind him and shot him in the back.

It's textbook premeditated murder.

Sometimes they come with a bow on top.

Sig sour handgun, we recovered from Kate Levy's home.

It's not the murder weapon.

It's weird.

Maybe not.

About a week before the murder, she went online and got herself a barrel kit.

She swapped out the barrel of the six hour store and friends that's tested the gun.

The marks on the test slugs were different from the slugs we pulled from Mark Turner's body.

Well, you'd certainly be in a stronger position if we had the murder weapon, but this is pretty compelling evidence that she tried to cover her tracks.

We'll still need to get ahead of this.

The defense will make a meal of it.

But in the meantime, Kate Levy confessed.

She shot Mark Turner with a gun.

A confession is a confession.

Your Honor, Detective Walker's decision to join hands and pray with Kate Levy, while she was in police custody, is clearly grounds to quash this confession.

That is not true, Your Honor.

I mean, that prayer may have been unusual, but it's not illegal.

And it was Kate Levy who asked prey with Detective Walker.

Not the other way around.

Well, that doesn't matter, Your Honor.

This goes back to Miranda case law itself.

Confessions must be voluntary.

And it was.

And there was no threat, no no promise, no inducement.

Which is immaterial, as well, because prayer, all on its own, has been seen by the courts routinely as a form of psychological coercion by the police.

Coercion renders a confession involuntary, and therefore inadmissible.

Your Honor...

Save your breath, Mr. Price.

I agree, Ms. Hogan.

The confession is out.

We're still good on motive.

I've watched hours of Kate Levy's conversations with her husband.

I mean, if I'm being honest, I can't stop watching them.

Yeah, it's unsettling.

It's creepy as what it is.

She was consumed by her husband's death, craved retribution.

More technology tries to help, the worst things seem to get.

Everything has a shortcut these days.

Overweight.

Triozempic.

Only swipe right.

Can't handle the death of a loved one, create a grief bot.

Grief is supposed to be hard.

Pretty sure that's the point.

If you can believe it, I've got a voicemail from my father that he left a couple of days before he died, which, for all I know, he was trying to get me to smuggle Scotch into the hospital, but, yeah, can't even listen.

Grief is obviously a universal experience, which means everyone on that jury's experienced it in some capacity, so... lean into the anger and confusion of that journey.

That's what drove Kate Levy to kill.

This Levy's cell phone pinged off a tower on West 61st Street at 6:12 p.m.

Putting on roughly within 150 yards of the murder.

Can you explain these images, Detective Walker?

On the left, is an image from security footage.

The killer on a 2023 Merrimack pro bicycle.

On the right is that same make and model bicycle recovered from the basement of Ms. Levy's home.

Lastly, Detective, when you went to Ms. Levy's home to question her,

How would you describe her demeanor?

Rattled?

Panicked, maybe?

When we arrived.

We knocked.

We announced ourselves as police several times, but she refused to open up.

We went aside 'cause we were concerned for his safety.

We could see her pacing frantically.

She had a firearm next to her.

Nothing further, Your Honor.

Ms. Hogan.

Detective, how many other phones pinged off of that cell phone tower around the time of the murder?

About... 3,000?

So, what you're saying is 2,999 other people could have committed this murder.

Respectfully, we're here because we believe the defendant committed this murder.

The gravest allegation one can face.

So surely you cleared those other people by interviewing them, obtaining alibis?

We didn't think that was necessary.

I'm sure you didn't.

Now, based on this image, it's impossible to know if the killer was a man or a woman.

Based on that image, maybe.

But we have more...

Was the police ever banged on your door?

No.

But if they did, it would make you frantic, correct?

Especially if you were innocent?

One last thing.

There were 6,000 Mary Mac Pro bicycles sold in 2023, surely you interviewed these people who owned these bikes?

That wasn't necessary.

You had your suspects.

Damn, the facts.

Objection, Your Honor.

Sustained.

Nothing else, Your Honor.

A gun barrel imparts marks on the projectile at fires.

It marks that we in the ballistics field call lands and grooves.

They're specific to that firearm.

Kind of like how fingerprints are specific to each of us.

And a firearm can be taken apart and put back together again, including the barrel, correct?

Yes, it's common among firearm enthusiasts.

You can buy barrel kits to swap out that piece.

And then those markings, those lands and grooves...

Would be new.

Different.

Which would explain how a weapon could be used to kill, but a forensics investigation would conclude that it wasn't.

Correct.

Nothing further.

Kate Levy was never found in possession of the gun barrel that was used in this murder.

So, this theory that Ms. Levy, a literal Sunday school teacher, without so much as a jaywalking ticket, is such a criminal mastermind that she swapped out these gun barrels to cover her tracks, is just that, a theory, correct?

Objection, counsel is testifying.

Sustained.

It's impossible to determine whether the gun found in Ms. Levy's apartment was the gun used to kill Mark Turner, correct?

Correct, but the barrel she purchased...

Nothing else, Your Honor.

Grief is more than missing someone.

The loss of a parent.

A spouse, a child.

It's so powerful, it can disrupt our very sense of meaning, identity.

Recovery means rebuilding our story, incorporating that loss into a new narrative.

These grief bots.

At memory branch.

We refer to them as legacy avatars.

Forgive me.

These legacy avatars help those who are mourning, do all of that?

Yes.

Articulate memories, clarify emotions.

Say the stuff that was left unsaid.

It's a form of therapy.

It's not quite that simple though, is it, Ms. Matthews?

Kate Levy paid your company $49.99 a month to speak with her deceased husband.

Yes.

But if she woke up one day and decided that she was cured of her grief, she might discontinue her subscription, correct?

Yes, some people do.

Which means your revenue stream is maximized by keeping your clients, people who are mourning hooked.

I wouldn't put it that way.

Your company programs, legacy avatars, like Brian Levy, to be echo chambers, correct?

Isn't it true that they are built specifically to amplify whatever sentiment is expressed by your grieving clients?

Yes, basically, the client...

So then, wasn't it true that when Kate Levy insisted to her husband, that someone must be to blame for his death?

He was happy to oblige.

Your, uh, legacy avatar, eagerly coughed up a cockamamie story about a sinister cover up.

Objection.

Leading.

Sustained.

He was trying to help her.

Your Honor, people would like to introduce a video of the relevant conversations between Kate Levy and Brian Levy's Avatar, what has been marked as Exhibit 11 A.

We object to the introduction of that video, and any other recordings of conversations between my client and her husband.

On what grounds?

These videos are protected by marital privilege.

You cannot be serious.

Chambers, no.

Your Honor, this avatar is not Brian Levy, it's a computer program.

Communications between the defendant and this thing is clearly fair game.

Your Honor, it is true that this legacy avatar is powered by AI.

But he possesses and has mastered the real Brian Levy's entire digital footprint.

Brian Levy's likeness, voice, mannerisms.

Every social media post, his past.

His life.

When Kate Levy interacted with him, she firmly believed she was speaking with her husband.

Therefore she had a reasonable expectation of marital privilege.

The concept of privilege was designed to protect relationships that society places a special value on, to promote candor in those relationships.

It dates back to common law.

We're talking about extending it to a machine.

Where does this end?

I don't know, Mr. Price.

And I think that's the point.

The genius of the law does not rest in a world that's dead and gone.

But in its adaptability to a world that is ever changing.

State versus hot.

Five years ago, the prosecution wins this debate, but now, in 2026, I believe the spirit of marital privilege was alive in these conversations.

They were meant to be private.

They'll stay that way today.

Jury is not going to see Cait Levy's communications with the grief bot.

None of it.

None of it.

Which, dramatically, hampers out our ability to argue motive.

Unless we can turn up new evidence on this thing before court resumes in the morning.

Meaningful evidence.

We're gonna have to offer Kate Levy a deal.

A plea?

What, are you talking manslaughter here?

What?

Manslaughter.

At this point?

You'd be lucky if she says yes.

But we know she did this.

She looked me straight in the eye and confessed in detail.

And the jury will never know that, either.

You have till tomorrow morning.

You know, I was really hoping to make the Ranger game tonight.

Would manslaughter really be that bad?

I just got off the phone with the warden of Rikers.

Turns out, every single day since her arrest, Kate Levy has signed up to access the Internet on DOC issue tablets.

The only thing she's interested in is...

Talking to her dead husband.

Bingo.

She can, because memory branch turned him off.

Once the end of that, then.

Once we got him turned back on.

What if we brought Brian Levy back from the dead?

One more time.

Okay.

I'll talk to him.

Hey.

Just spoke with Detective Walker.

Says around to something.

What is it?

Apparently, Kate Levy is pleading guilty to murder?

What?

That doesn't make any sense.

No.

Our case is falling apart.

Her lawyer knows that.

She knows that.

What the hell happened?

Kate, I was wrong.

I'm so sorry.

There was no cover up?

No.

No. No.

There was nothing wrong with that helicopter.

It was pilot error.

My error, like the FAA said.

That poor man, Mark Turner.

He was just doing his job, honey.

I do this.

Not you.

I love you, Brian, and nothing can ever change that.

But the fact is... I killed a man.

for nothing.

What the hell have you done?

What the hell's Kate Lee?

We see the error of our ways.

What, am I supposed to be apologizing right now?

You went to the CEO of Memory Branch and persuaded her to turn Brian Levy back on, and you manipulated the algorithm by feeding it the FAA reports?

Yeah.

And it worked.

Not the point.

We have no choice.

We have to disclose Detective Walker's actions to the defense.

Do we?

Let's just take a look at the fuse on this bomb before we light it, okay?

Kate Levy attempted to speak with her dead husband every day since her arrest.

Couldn't you argue that Detective Walker just gave her what she wanted?

Or handed her the shovel to dig her own grave.

Walker, uh, facilitated this without her attorney's knowledge.

It's essentially ex parte communication.

Right.

And he tampered with the machine's algorithm.

Fed the thing, new information, with the express intent or hope, of soliciting a new confession.

Which you have to applaud on some level.

I'm not so sure about that.

Detective Walker had no way of knowing that Kate Levy was gonna initiate communication with his grief bot.

He merely made the thing available.

Nick, come on.

Look, I don't like this any more than you do, but it...

The high road is a lonely place.

Notify the defense.

This information warrants an immediate dismissal of charges.

Dismissal is extreme, but there is no clear constitutional violation.

Mr. Christ, give her the floor, please.

Given what's happened here, it's clearly her serve.

Your Honor.

This calls for a mistrial.

The Sixth Amendment, not to mention Messiah, tells us that the police cannot deliberately prompt a represented defendant to incriminate herself without her lawyer presence.

That is not what happened.

Of course it is.

This grief bot is still a private app.

It's not like Detective Walker controlled it with the map.

He turned the damn thing into an agent of the state.

And the connection is too indirect to be a Messiah violation?

Stop.

Stop.

Stop.

Stop. Stop.

Just, please, stop.

My husband has shown me the error of my ways.

I killed an innocent man.

I must take responsibility.

Kate.

Don't do this.

Ms. Levy is not my place to weigh in here, but you should listen to your attorney.

Your husband is dead.

You weren't talking to him.

It doesn't matter.

I... I felt... like... I was.

That was enough.

I must atone.

This is the only way.

Ms. Levy, did you kill Mark Turner?

Yes, I did.

Are you guilty of murder?

Yes.

I am.

Remind me never to subscribe to a grief bot.

First, it convinces Kate Levy to commit murder.

Then it gives her the worst legal advice in history.

Well, I'm gonna go over the book.

Hiya, Noah.

It's Dad.

Uh, geez.

I guess with these damn computers in her pocket.

I don't really have to say who it is, do I?

It's not bad.

Anyway.

I, I, I just called to, to hear your voice, and... I really tell you... how proud I am, son.

Well, when you get a chance.

Be the old man a call home.

I love you, son.

Bye.