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[blues ballad plays]

(male voice)
* sheets and pillows
Torn to pieces *

[thunder]

* bloodstain all over
The walls... *

(Jordan)
Bloodstains on the pillow
Show he didn't resist.

(elaine)
They show he didn't move.

That's hardly
The same thing.

The guy was in bed, elaine.
So?

So he bled out seven hours
Ago, around 3 a.M.

Call me crazy, but I figure
Just maybe the guy was asleep.

If you don't mind,

I'm gonna wait until
All the facts come in.

Morning.

Who's your friend?

Hal pomerantz, 43.

Someone decided
To air-condition his neck.

Gross.

You can expect a visit from
His widow later on this morning.

As soon as she's done
Lying to the police.

That's unfair.

Did I miss something?

Hal here was killed
In his sleep.

No signs of forced entry,
No sign of a struggle,

No-brainer--
It was the wife.

She says she was at
Her mother's house all night.

Right, and I've got circus
Clowns juggling in my butt.

That would explain a lot.

I'll make some time
In my schedule.

You're a real piece of work,
You know that?

They all say that, man.

But sooner or later,
I always get the bad guy.

You have got to do something
About dr. Cavanaugh.

Actually, I don't. That's
The beauty of being the boss.

Cancel my lunch
With what's-his-face

From the forensic guild.

Again?
I hate him.

This is the third time.
I hate him a lot.

Garret, I'm serious.
She is impossible to work with.

Here's a tip: it's easier if
You don't listen when she talks.

D.A. Walcott's office
Called again
[thunder]

Regarding the fisher case.

Tell d.A. Walcott's office
They'll get my report

When it's finished.

Okay, but she wants
To speak to you directly.

We all want things
We can't have, Emmy.

I wanted to be taller.

I can only assume
That's a euphemism.

Since when does being d.A.

Give you the right
To break into people's offices?

Since when does
Being chief m.E.

Give you the right
To impede a murder case?

I assume you're referring
To the fisher autopsy.

Or as we call it downtown,
The alleged fisher autopsy.

We're still running tests.
You've had the damn body
For four days.

How many tests do you need?
As many as it takes
To get it right.

You should put that
On a bumper sticker.

Actually,
It's tattooed on my ass.

You want to see it?

Okay.

I know that things
Haven't been exactly...

Collegial between us
Since I took office.

Do you mean your unauthorized
Hiring of morgue personnel?

Or undermining my authority
At every turn?

I don't like you, macy.
I never have.

You're an arrogant, stubborn,
Self-righteous son of a bitch.

I'm wounded.

Not yet.

But if you keep
Getting in my way...

You will be.

[thunder]

[suspenseful rock music]

* *

Need your John hancock, dr. M.

Another DNA appeal

From our friends
At the justice project.

"Michael Pascal, convicted
Of first degree murder in 1995.

Sentenced to life in prison."

Ask me, the wanker
Got off easy.

Well, the justice project's

Gotten a lot of innocent people
Out of jail.

Tammy Tate.
Six years old.

Disappeared from
A playground in alston.

Found raped and mutilated
Ten days later.

Nigel--
according to the record,

Neither side ran
Pascal's DNA

Against samples
Taken from the victim.

Sounds like cause
For an appeal.

Yeah, but Pascal had a record
Of diddling kids long before--

Nigel...

Run the test.

When I met hal, he was so...

Sweet.

A perfect gentleman.

So what changed?

Well, his parents
Were both alcoholics.

He--he went
Through hell as a kid.

And that leaves scars.

Mm-hmm.

When hal first
Started drinking,

He swore he didn't
Have a problem.

And the first time
That he hit me,

he cried for a week.

[thunder]

But it didn't stop.

I lived with a guy
After college...

Mike.

He had red hair.

Really cute.

[giggles]

One night
We went to a party.

Drank way too much.

And on the way home we had
An argument about something.

He slapped me
Across the face.

Hard.

What did you do?

I left.

Did you ever
Try to leave hal?

Many times.

So what happened?

Hey.

He said he couldn't
Live without me,

That if I left him,
He'd find me and kill me,

And he'd go after
My whole family.

[sobs]

Well, you're all safe now.

That's what I told myself
When I cut hal's throat.

[thunder]

[typing on computer]

Shaving cream.

Your tourette's
Is getting worse.

There's shaving cream mixed in
With hal pomerantz's blood.

It was a neck wound.

He probably shaved
Before he went to bed.

This stuff is under the skin.

Smart money says that
It came off the murder weapon.

Hey, just wanted to check in
On the pomerantz case.

Uh, the victim was killed
By a single slash to the throat.

A wound consistent with
The straight razors

Kept in the pomerantz'
Medicine cabinet.

His bac is .13.

Wow, looks like hal
Liked to tie one on

every now and again.

Light bruising
On the knuckles.

Telltale sign
Of spousal abuse.

That's pure conjecture.

Police records show there were
Two domestic dispute calls

To the pomerantz home
In the last eight months.

So what do the police think?

That beth pomerantz
Killed her husband

And that she just might
Get away with it.

There is no physical evidence
Linking her to this crime.

Not yet.

But I'm just
Gettin' started.

So you spoke
With beth pomerantz.

Yeah.

Anything we should know?

No.

Excuse me.
I'm got an appointment.

How many times
Did you run it?

Thrice.

Sure about the sample?

DNA found
On tammy Tate's blouse.

Only three out of five
Of Pascal's str loci match.

Inconclusive.

It's 60% conclusive.

It's inconclusive, nigel.

His DNA doesn't match up
With the evidence.

There must be something else
That we can do.

We can't just
Let Pascal walk.

I don't like this
Any more than you do,

But it's not our job
To decide if this guy's guilty.

At least let me get my hands
On the original test

From seven years ago.

The case file said
No test was ever run.

Well, uh, I dug up
Tammy Tate's autopsy report.

And there was a request
For genetic material

To run DNA testing
On Michael Pascal.

Who made the request?

If it isn't
The angel of death.

Couldn't smuggle your sickle
Through security?

Trust me,
You're gonna wish I had.

I don't have time
For games, macy.

You had time
Seven years ago.

What the hell
Are you talking about?

commonwealth of massachusetts
v. Pascal.

ring a bell?

1995, my first
Murder case in Boston.

We put away a child killer.

Did you run a DNA test
To confirm his guilt?

I don't recall.

Let me refresh your memory.

Two inconclusive DNA tests.

The one on the right we ran
At the office this morning.

The one on the left was run
In 1995 by the state crime lab

At the request of the a.D.A.,
One renee walcott.

Is there a point here?

You never made your test results
Part of the record.

It was probably
Just an oversight.

And that's a lie!

Pascal might have walked
On an inconclusive DNA test,

But you weren't about
To let that happen, were you?

Not on your first big case.

He murdered
A six-year-old child.

Maybe, maybe not, but you
Violated the rules of evidence.

Now I'm gonna have to
Go in there and tell the truth.

Even if Pascal walks.

I did my job.

Yeah.

Now I have to do mine.

You look pensive.

Hi, dr. Duchamps.

Why don't you call me elaine?

Sure, okay.

I wonder how many men like
Hal pomerantz are out there.

Too many.

Dr. Cavanaugh shouldn't
Have asked you

About your session
With his widow today.

Aw, that's just Jordan
Being Jordan.

She's great at her job.

I suppose, but something
Tells me she couldn't do yours.

Some days are harder
Than others.

I bet.

It's a big responsibility
Hearing people's darkest secrets

And promising never
To disclose them.

I talked to dr. Stiles today.

He says that a therapist should
Only break confidentiality

To protect the patient
Or others from harm.

That can be
A hard call to make.

[sighs heavily]
Tell me about it.

You do what
You think is right.

Anybody doesn't like it,

You can tell them
To just go to hell.

Always works for me.

Clean under here.

Check her shoes.

I beg your pardon?

In the closet.

There was a lot of blood.
Maybe she got sloppy.

I'm sorry.

I, um, I thought
The investigators

were finished up here.

You must be mrs. Pomerantz.

That's right.

I'm Jordan cavanaugh, with
The medical examiner's office.

We're just doing
A little, uh,

Follow-up on
Your husband's death.

Well, um--

Um...

I have an appointment,
And all my clothes are in here.

Lovely shoes.

And I'm sorry
For your loss.

Yeah, this must be
A very tough time for you.

It is.

well, we won't keep you.

I do want to make you
A promise, though.

no matter
how long it takes,

I'm gonna find whoever
Killed your husband.

(male attorney)
dr. Macy, did your office
test MR. Pascal's DNA

and match it
against the material

Found on tammy Tate's body?

Yes.

And how would you
Characterize those results?

According to the test,

MR. Pascal's DNA is not
A conclusive match.

Your honor, the people
Strenuously support the verdict

In this case.

Michael Pascal raped
And murdered tammy Tate.

We respectfully request
That the court consider

The entire record
In this matter.

(attorney)
well, that's a switch.

I'm sorry?

The d.A. Was in possession

Of this potentially
Exculpatory evidence

during my client's trial
in 1995,

and failed to produce it.

This man was railroaded.

Grandstanding aside,
Your honor--

Do you deny the authenticity
Of this document, MS. Walcott?

No, sir.
However, the people--
That's enough.

I'm overturning this verdict.

MR. Pascal,
you are free to go.

there will be an inquiry
into prosecutorial misconduct

in this matter.

we are adjourned.

You haven't heard
The last of this.

dr. Macy.

I'm Melissa Tate.

My daughter tammy was killed
Seven years ago.

I'm terribly sorry.

The only thing that's
Allowed me to keep living

Was the fact that
Michael Pascal was behind bars.

Mrs. Tate,
I had no choice--

Someone had
Quite a day downtown.

How did you hear about it?

[laughing]
You're joking, right?

You fried the d.A.
In open court.

the whole bloody building's
buzzing about it.

Great.

Look, it wasn't my intention
To embarrass renee walcott.

So I guess it's just one
Of life's happy coincidences.

you seem a tad nonplussed.

Michael Pascal's a free man
Because of me.

All due respect, dr. M.,

He's free because his DNA
Didn't match the evidence,

Just like you said.

Look, you and I both know
He still coulda done it.

But the judge's ruling means
He can never be retried

For that little girl's
Murder.

You did your job.

Tell that
To tammy Tate's mother.

Look, child killers usually
Work in patterns, right?

So?

So seven years ago,

Pascal was only charged
With tammy Tate's murder.

You think there might
Have been another victim?

Can't say.

But if there were...

We've got Pascal's DNA.

It's a long shot.

You've made 'em before.

So let me get this right.

Elaine duchamps
Physically touched you

In a nurturing manner.

Right here.

That's odd.

Yeah, well, it kinda
Took me by surprise,

But she was
Really supportive.

Oh.

I suppose anything
Is possible.

[clears throat]

So, um,
About the pomerantz case.

You know
I can't talk about that.

Right.

It's just Jordan
Came to see me earlier.

What for?

Well, she knows
We're friends--

Oh, my god.
That is the lowest.

Don't be mad. She just
Wants to know if you're okay.

No, she wants to know
What beth pomerantz told me.

I don't have to take this.

I'm gonna have to go
To dr. Macy.

Relax, lily.

Nobody here is out
To get you.

Lebowski?

Uh, there must be
Some sort of a mix-up.

We already got our order.

You, uh, lily lebowski?

Yeah, but I try to limit myself
To one pie a day,

Since the tummy tuck.

What the hell is this?

It's a summons to testify
At a hearing

On the murder
Of hal j. Pomerantz.

Still think no one here
Is out to get me?

That stuff
Will give you nightmares.

Tell me about it.

Where the hell
Have you been all day?

Pomerantz crime scene.

Again?

There's gotta be something
I missed.

We got cause of death, right?

Yeah, but I know
The wife killed him.

I still can't prove it.

Issue the death certificate

And let the cops and lawyers
Do their jobs.

You're one to talk.

What about your little
Slice and dice

On a certain
District attorney?

Nice.

I had no choice.

You working
A juvenile homicide?

Yeah, kinda.

I understand lily was called
To testify

At a hearing on your case.

Yeah, I heard that.

She's in a tough spot.

She has to maintain
Patient confidentiality.

And we have cases to solve.

Jordan.

We're all on
The same team here.

Yeah, but no one
Should get away with murder.

(macy)
You got a second?

I'm late for a meeting
With the lieutenant governor.

Seems he gets kinda peevish
When child killers goes free.

That's what
I want to talk about.

I think you've done
Enough talking, don't you?

Will you just stop?

Jeremy moran.

Who?

Six-year-old boy,
Went missing eight months

Before tammy Tate was killed.

That sucks.
What's the point?

Jeremy was last seen

Less than four miles away

From where the girl's body
Was found.

Any evidence the moran boy
Was killed?

No.

Without physical evidence,

There's nothing
To connect Pascal.

That's why I'm gonna find
Jeremy moran's body.

You're gonna go chasing around
For the body of a boy

Who may or may not have been
Killed seven years ago.

And I can use some help.
Forget it.
This is your guilt trip.

I put Pascal away.
You let him walk.

That's crap, walcott!

You could have disclosed
Pascal's DNA test

And still had a chance
At nailing him.

Instead you decide to pull some
Half-assed cover-up.

He killed that little girl.

Then help me put him away...

The right way this time.

(bug)
you're entitled
to a lawyer, lily.

I haven't done anything wrong.

Obviously you're
Less than familiar

With our criminal
Justice system.

I can't afford a lawyer, okay.

The m.E.'s office
Will pay for it.

It was sweet of you to come,

But you're starting
To make me nervous.

It's about time.

Hey, guys.

I was worried.

I came by to see
If there's anything I can do.

You've done enough already.

Jordan, this probably
Isn't the best time.

Look, I'm sorry.

I believe beth pomerantz
Killed her husband.

It's my job to prove it.

You don't care whose throat
You cut in the process.

What are you talking about?

Please, you were so convinced
That beth pomerantz

Confessed to me

That you called in the d.A.
To do your dirty work.

I would never do
Something like that.

The truth is you would do
Anything to solve a case.

I just never thought
You would stoop to this.

The court respects
Therapeutic confidentiality.

But in the case of a homicide,
It's imperative

the welfare
of the people be protected.

Yes, your honor.

Did you counsel
Beth pomerantz

In the medical
Examiner's office

Shortly after
Her husband's death?

I did.

Did she possess specific
Material knowledge

Of this crime?

I'm sorry?

In other words,

Did MS. Pomerantz tell you
Who killed her husband?

With all due respect,

Whatever beth pomerantz told me
Was in confidence.

Understand, MS. Lebowski,

That while informal,
This is a legal forum.

you are under oath.

I know that.

if you refuse to answer,

I'll be forced to cite you
For contempt.

When I close my door
To counsel someone,

I'm making that person
A promise

That they can trust me.

Perhaps you'd like to recess

and consult an attorney?

No.

Yes.

Are you an attorney, sir?

Uh, no.

Then sit down.

last chance, MS. Lebowski.

I've got nothing to say.

Officers, please take
The witness into custody.

(walcott)
according to the police report,

Jeremy moran
Was last seen playing

On those swings over there.

Wasn't anyone watching him?

His mother was on
One of those benches,

Talking with a friend.

She looked up.
Her son was gone.

What about suspicious activity
In the park?

Anyone hanging around?

I spoke with
The detective in charge.

They interviewed everyone,

Scoured the entire
Neighborhood.

The only thing they found
Was the kid's jacket.

After the Tate murder,

Did anyone try
To link the cases?
No. No, macy.

Everyone's been sitting
On their hands

Waiting for quincy 2000
To break the case wide open.

You should really consider
Anger management.

It helps people.

They combed the entire area
Where the Tate girl was found.

Nothing.
I say we go back in.

Order some earth movers,
Cadaver dogs.

You're reachin'.

If you got any
Great ideas,

I'd love to hear them.

I got contacts at the FBI.
They'll lend us a profiler.

We don't have
That kinda time.

Right, we wouldn't wanna kill
The momentum

We've built up so far.

You and me teaming up
Was a bad idea.

Finally common ground.
why don't you go back
to the office.

Figure out a way to cover
Your ass with the governor.

I'll handle this myself.

God knows you must be
Used to that.

Beautiful day.

Like I was saying, partner,

What's our next move?

We really appreciate your
Seeing us on such short notice.

This is obviously
A difficult subject.

We're happy to help
Any way we can.

A little girl named tammy Tate
Was abducted and killed

Shortly after your son
Jeremy disappeared.

That's horrible.
(macy)
we have a pretty good idea

Who killed the Tate girl.

So why not arrest him?

Well, it's--it's complicated.

our best shot
at nailing this guy

Is to prove that
He abducted both kids.

The only way to do that
Is to locate Jeremy's remains.

I don't understand.

There maybe forensic clues
On the body--

You keep talking about Jeremy
As if he's dead.

My son isn't dead.
He's out there somewhere--

They're just trying
To help us.

We certainly hope
Your boy's okay.

But if there's anyway
You can help us out with--

My husband said you were trying
To bring my baby home.

Unfortunately, mrs. Moran,

The likelihood
Of a favorable outcome

After seven years is very low.

Get out.
vickie, don't--

How dare you come
Into this house

And speak to us like this.
Get out!

You ever consider
Becoming a shrink?

You got that nice
Light touch.

Oh, so that was my fault?

I'm not sure fatality stats
On missing kids

Was the best icebreaker.

I was trying to make a point.

This isn't
A courtroom, counselor.

These are human beings
In pain.
What makes you an expert?

Besides 20 years helping people
Confront death?

The massive ego.
I was beginning to miss it.
It's incredible!

You really can't admit
When you're wrong, can you?

I don't waste my time
With regrets.

I'm about results.

Spoken like a true sociopath.

(MR. Moran)
dr. Macy.

I wanted to apologize.
Vicky still hasn't, uh--

No, listen--

It's understandable.

We tried everything--
Therapy, hypnosis.

she just can't let Jeremy go.

the detective gave us this

When they closed the case.

They found it at the park.

Jeremy was wearing it
The day he disappeared.

Thank you.

you find my boy.

One way or another...

You find him.

We don't usually allow
Relatives back here.

To be honest, dr. Cavanaugh,

I'm not really sure
Why I'm here.

The thing is, beth--

I'm sorry.
Is it okay if I call you beth?

Sure.

Sometimes you'll get a case
That's just a bitch.

You run every test.
You analyze every fiber.

And you still can't
Nail down the truth

About how someone died.

That must be frustrating.

Take your husband,
For instance.

Clearly someone had a razor

And a serious bone to pick
With hal.

a person would have
to be pretty damn angry

To do something like this,
Wouldn't you think?

I don't know.

I suppose so.

Well, it's not like
Your husband

Was exactly
Mother Teresa, right?

I mean, I checked out
His liver.

Old hal was
A major booze hound.

I really don't appreciate
Your tone, doctor.

Too abusive?

like when he used
to slap you around

after he'd had a few?

What is the point of this?

Your husband
Was a real bastard.

How dare you?

He was a drunk and an abuser.

Whoever killed him probably
Did the world a big favor.

there's just one problem.

What's that?

When a human being,

No matter how hateful,
Is killed,

Society demands that someone
Be held accountable.

now, my friend lily is sitting
in jail right now.

She's paying the price
For your husband's death.

I never meant
For that to happen.

I know.

I also know
That what he did to you

Was cruel and wrong.

But it still doesn't justify

Punishing an innocent person
For his murder.

I couldn't let hal
Ruin my life.

The question is

Are you prepared to let him
Ruin someone else's?

Found a few grains
Of bleached dirt

In the lining of the jacket.

Anything we can use?

Won't know till I run
A gas chromatograph

With mass spectrometer.

Again with the tests.

What are you working on?

I'm tracking
the possible roots

between Jeremy's school
and the park

Where he disappeared.

Don't you have an assistant
To do that sort of stuff?

Believe it or not,

We do more than push papers
At the d.A.'s office.

Wonder which is worse,

Knowing your child is dead

Or never knowing?

Well, I lost my daughter
One time

In a department store
When she was three years old.

Took over an hour
To find her.

I thought I was gonna
Have a stroke.

Where was she?

The TV department.

Lying on the floor
Watching sesame street.

You were lucky.

Yeah.

eddie and I tried
to conceive

For five years.

Eddie?

My ex, great guy.

So what happened?

He wanted to be a dad,

And I couldn't make
That happen.

Um, these tests
Gonna take awhile?

An hour or so.

I'm gonna find
A sofa somewhere.

Use my office.

renee.

There's a pillow
In the cabinet.

[velvet underground's
"Pale blue eyes"]

* sometimes I feel
So happy *

* but mostly you just
Make me mad *

* baby, you just make me mad *

* linger on *

* your pale blue eyes... *

Dr. Duchamps.

Thank you.

What are you doing here?

I brought you some supplies.

Toothbrush.

Magazines.

They confiscated
The scrunchy.

They probably thought
I'd hang myself with it.

I, um, really
Appreciate this, elaine.

How you holdin' up?

I'm fine.

it's not exactly
the four seasons.

I have a lot of admiration
For what you're doing, lily.

Thank you.

Now I want you to stop.

I'm sorry.

You stood up
For your principles.

That takes courage.

But the police are eventually
Going to make their case

against beth pomerantz.
When they do,

It'll have nothing
To do with me.

That could take weeks,
Even months.

I know this judge.

She's not gonna let you
Just walk out of here.

I can hold out
As long as she can.

This is not
An endurance contest, lily.

Bad things happen in here.

I'm not scared.

Well, you should be.

I love what I do, elaine.

I believe in it.

Everyone needs a place
They can go to feel safe.

No one will think
Any less of you

If you tell the judge
What you know.

No one but me.

* *

* linger on *

* your pale blue eyes * *

Take a picture.
It'll last longer.

You're up.

I couldn't sleep.
You call this thing a couch?

sorry.

They save the big bucks
For the folks downtown.

You carry that chip around
On your shoulder at night too?

I got the results back
On the gcms.

These are the components
Of the soil I took off

Of Jeremy moran's jacket.

It's a fairly standard mix
Of chemical and organic matter,

Except for this.

(walcott)
what is it?

dicumyl peroxide.

that's supposed
to mean something to me?

One word, Benjamin:
Plastics.

(macy)
Are you serious?

You're telling me
You've never seen the graduate?

No.

Can we possibly move on?
What the hell is that?

ground penetrating radar.
detects any shift in the soil.

They found Jeremy's jacket
In the park

Where he disappeared.

Right.

So how did dirt get
In his jacket

From outside
A plastics factory.

Okay, I'm guessing
Pascal came here first

To find a place
To dump the body.

We're only three-quarters
Of a mile away

From the park
Where Jeremy was last seen.

When he went back
To snatch the kid,

Soil was transferred from him
Onto the jacket.

You're joking, right?

[dogs barking]

Son of a bitch
Got here first.

He's covering his tracks.

Gettin' ready
To make new ones.

(walcott)
I can't believe
he beat us to the body.

If the really sick ones
Were stupid,

They'd be easier
To catch.

Look, I need
To tell you something,

But you gotta promise
To just shut up and drive.

Okay.

You were right.

Seven years ago,
I buried Pascal's DNA test.

I wanted him
Off the street,

But even more,
I wanted to win.

I had to.
Why?

What happened
To shutting up?
Sorry.

My dad's
A third generation lawyer.

And you know what he said to me
When I got into law school?

He warned me that female lawyers
Were unfeminine.

He obviously hasn't seen you
With your hair down.

The point is...

That I always felt like
I had to push a little harder,

Like I had something
To prove.

Sometimes
It makes you better.

not this time.

Well, as long
As we're comin' clean,

If it had been anybody else's
Name but yours on Pascal's file,

I might've looked
The other way.

Much as I'd like to think
Your hate for me is special,

At the end of the day, macy,
You always do the right thing.

That's who you are.

How would you
Know that?

My old man
Was the same way.

[cell phone rings]

Yeah.

Hang on.

got it.

send a couple
of cars.

4339 whitehall.

Pascal had to register
With the sex crimes task force

For two indecent exposure
Collars in '93.

Let's hope
He sleeps late.

[knocking on door]

My guys are on their way
With a warrant.
We can't wait.

Who knows what the hell
Pascal's up to?

Oh, no, no.
This is where I came in.

This time
We go by the book.
Losing your nerve, walcott?

I'm the d.A.,
For god's sake.

I can't go around
Breaking and entering.

All of a sudden you're a
Stickler for legal protocol, eh?

Cheap shots not withstanding,
Without a warrant,

Anything we find in there
Is inadmissible.

What?

(macy)
drag marks.

Fresh.

Jeremy moran.

He's not here.

I've got chief costigan
Putting out an apb.

Check this out.

God.

Hi there.

What's your name?

I'm not supposed to talk
To strangers.

Okay.

My name's Michael.

If you tell me your name,
We won't be strangers anymore.

Okay.

I'm lorrie.

Cops are meeting us there.

How long has your doggie
Been missing?

Just a little while.

Ginger gets scared
When she's all by herself.

I'm sorry she's lost.

Do you think, maybe,
You could help me find her?

Um...

I'm not sure,
I mean...

I should go
Ask my mommy first.

It'll be fine.

After all,
If you were lost,

Wouldn't your mommy and daddy
Come looking for you?

(lorrie)
Ginger!

C'mon, ginger.

See her yet?

Not yet.
We better keep looking.

But, I--

I'm not supposed to ride
In a car with anyone

Unless my parents
Say it's okay.

Don't worry, lorrie.

Everything is going
To be all right.

You twisted
Son of a bitch.

I didn't
Do anything.

You're goin' down
For the murder of Jeremy moran.

This time,
You're never getting out.

you're working hard.

Just catching up
On a few things.

You don't seem like
The type who gets behind.

Somethin' on your mind,
Jordan?

Yeah, uh, I've got
A question I want to ask you.

Um, please don't
Take this the wrong way.

shoot.

What the hell
Are you doin' here?

How could I possibly
Take that the wrong way?

Answer the question.

I'm a medical examiner.

This is where
The bodies are.

Feels more like
You're interested

In where the bodies
Are buried.

I don't know
What you mean.

Well, from the moment
You got here,

You treated this place like
A country you just invaded.

Is it possible that maybe you're
Just a little bit paranoid?

Actually, I wondered that.

But, I mean, the slick way
You went after macy, wow.

A good m.E. Never
Leaves fingerprints, right?

Where's this going?

You called your pals
At the d.A.'s office,

Had lily subpoenaed.

Whether I did
Or I didn't,

The case is closed,

Just like you wanted.

As much as it may
Pain you, Jordan,

We're not that different,
You and I.

Oh, this oughtta
Be good.

We both go after
Exactly what we want,

And we usually get it.

The only difference is

I don't always go charging
Through the front door.

Well, I prefer
The direct approach.

Especially
With the people here.

I watch their backs,
And they watch mine.

They're my family.

You really wanna be
Part of this place?

Try comin'
In the front door.

The morans are here
To sign out their son.

We want to thank you
For finding our son, dr. Macy.

I'm so sorry
It turned out this way.

At least now...

We know for sure.

Mrs. Moran, I want you to know
That Jeremy helped us

Put away
A very dangerous man.

She hasn't said a word
Since we got the call.

Hasn't cried.

I guess it'll just
Take some time.

Yeah.

Dr. Macy?

Mrs. Tate.

This is really awkward.

I came to apologize.

The other day,
At the courthouse--

No, no, it's--
It's okay.

No, I should've realized
You were only doing your job.

It was just the idea
Of that animal going free,

Hurting other kids.

That will never
Happen again.

Thanks to you.

If there's anything I can ever
Do for you, dr. Macy...

Mrs. Tate.

(shawn colvin)
* over by wildwood...*

You know,
There may be one thing.

* we lay in the tall grass *

* till the morning light
Come shining *

* if I had my way,
I'd never get the urge to roam *

* sometimes I serve my country *

* sometimes I stay at home *

* just don't put me in a frame
Up on the mantel *

* where memories grow dusty,
Old, and gray *

* don't leave me alone
In the twilight *

* twilight is the loneliest
Time of day *

* ah, ah, ah *

* ah-ah, ah ah *

* oh, oh, oh *

* oh, oh, oh-oh *

* don't leave me alone
In the twilight *

* twilight is the loneliest
Time of day * *

(lily)
knock knock.

Hey.

wow.

Was there some kind
Of jail break?

I thought about it,
But...

Then the other prisoners
Found out

I didn't have
My own shank, so...

Oh.

Yeah, it's tough being
The new girl on the cell block.

Beth pomerantz
Turned herself in last night.

You don't say?

I went to see her.

She said you two

Had a very interesting
Conversation in the crypt.

The thing is, lily,
As a doctor,

Any conversation
I have with a patient

Is strictly confidential.

I, um,

I never should have accused you
Of ratting me out to the d.A.

Oh, forget it.

No, and all--
All that stuff I said

About you solving cases
At any cost.

No, I know
You didn't mean it.

No, I meant that part.

Oh.

but I forgot
the most important thing.

We're friends.

And I trust you
With all of my heart.

(ella FitzGerald)
* I'm feeling
Mighty lonesome... *

(walcott)
chief m.E. Drinking on the job?

Sue me.

Actually, I could.

Or, you could join me.

Got any vodka?
Scotch.

Single?
Blended.

What the hell.

After a day like this,
I'd drink lighter fluid.

To one less bad guy.

So much
For savoring the bouquet.

I'm not the sipping type.

If I like something,
I tend to gulp.

Anyway, I can't seem
To find my--

Fell between the cushions
Of the couch.

Thank you.

Welcome.

So, I should take off.

You always
Gulp and run?

It's safer that way.

I was wrong
About you, macy.

You mean I'm not arrogant,
Stubborn, and self-righteous?

All that and more.

You're also damn good
At your job.

Thank you.

I owe you one.

Maybe I'll collect
Sometime.

* and mourning
All the nights *

* and in between,
It's nicotine *

* and not much heart
To fight *

* black coffee *

* feelin' low
As the ground * *