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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.

They ran this way
and out the back.
A guy and a girl.

Now the guy is
5'8", 5'10" or 6'2",

depending on
who you talk to.Hold it.

Coming through!
Give us some room.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

That way.

Hey, buddy. Now, look,
somebody stepped
in some booze here.

I want those footprints
before a gurney rolls
through them, all right?

Tony, call ESU.
Tell them we may want
some search lights outside.

Right.

War zone.

You put that tie on
at 3:00 in the morning or
did you sleep that way?

The bartender.
Four shots to the body.

How many
to the bourbon?

Hey! Do me a favor, if you
don't need to be in here,
don't be in here.

She's dead. Caught one
through the head.
Maybe a wild shot.

The others look like
ricochet or flying glass.

That's two.

I got the guy and
the girl in ski masks

coming in five minutes
before closing and
wanting the register.

The guy did
all the shooting.

Hey, Solomon, just do
visuals on the slugs.
Don't wait for ballistics.

Lennie, Rey,
this is Mr. Barnes.

These the guys you
wanted me to talk to?

Yeah.

Helen.
Helen Shane. She was
the night manager.

She was going
to the ladies' room

and then she was
gonna go home right
before they came in.

Mr. Barnes,
so what?

Well, this is her bag.
I found it by
the back door.

The strap is torn.
She's not here.

What's she look like?

Dark hair.
Early 30s.

Thank you. Tony.

All right, come on.And add that
to the alarm.

Possible hostage.
Then wake
somebody up at BCI.

Tell them we want a list
of every boy-girl team
that ever fired a BB gun.

Then what?

Well, then we'll talk
to the witnesses
some more.

See if they can
tell us how many
colors the masks were.

This is Curtis. When?

Give me an address.
All right.

Korean deli
12 blocks from here.

Man and woman in ski masks.
They just killed the owner.

I hit the dirt.
I remembered basic
training real fast.

Just the two of them, huh?

Yeah. It was a big man,
skinny woman.

She stood over by the door,
told me not to move.

White folks.

Was there another
woman with them?

She might've been in
the car because the girl
was looking that way.

What kind of car?It was gray.

Old? New?
Local plates? What?

It wasn't new.
It was American,
maybe Chrysler.

The guy took one
in the chest and
a bonus to the head.

Did you see
how it happened?

I just saw the guy
pick up a six-pack and
walk toward the counter.

Okay. Thanks.

I guess he didn't
have time to order
a drink at the club.

Well, I'll add the
car to the alarm.

Hey, maybe we can
add something else.

Three bodies in 30 minutes.

We'd better get
something before they
get thirsty again.

Well, the lab's already doing
the blood types from the
Vivant Room, the nightclub,

and they're dusting
everything at
the deli for prints.

Horowitz just
called from
Helen Shane's apartment.

There's nobody there.
He's gonna wait out front.

Her keys and
her wallet
weren't in her bag.

The perps might
decide to walk her home.

Get a scratch on
that to the borough.

BCI has a white
M-F crew in Jersey
currently serving time.

Another co-ed pair
in Brooklyn, but black.

Look how she
holds her gun.

The recoil would
knock her arm
into her face.

So he's a pro,
but she isn't?

Hey, you want tall, male,
armed robbers, Lennie,

I can get you
a list this thick, okay?

Excuse me.

Detective Curtis?Yeah.

Just got your message.
I'm Sal Franks.
I own the Vivant Room.

Have you found Helen?

No one's seen her, sir.
Did you bring a photo?

This is the club
softball team.
Helen's in the top row.

Blow this up.
Get it on the wire.

Sal, can you think of
any reason why
they'd single Helen out?

Was she carrying cash?

No. Helen closes out
the restaurant till and
takes the cash to Willy.

He's the bartender.

So the robbers hit exactly
the right part of the club
at exactly the right time.

And the woman who
handles the cash disappears?

If you're thinking Helen
was involved, forget it.

I trust her with my life.

Anyone who works for me
knows how we cash out.

Anyone who works for you
might be carrying
a grudge or what?

To do this?

Wait a minute.

There's a bouncer,
Bryce Roytan.

He had a thing for Helen.

One-sided?

Oh, yeah. Completely.
It got so awkward,
I had to fire him.

He claimed I owed him
four weeks' severance.

I told him, "Forget it."

Hey, you know something,
this is really crap.

What are you
looking for?

Nobody here.

Who? Hey, look,
that guy had it coming.

What guy
is that, Bryce?

I don't know his name.
That fat slob.

You don't know
your former
employer's name?

What employer?
The guy from the Sunspot.

Isn't that why
you're here?

Enlighten us.

I'm bouncing at
the Sunspot
on West 13th Street.

I had to pop a drunk
last night. He said
he was gonna call the cops.

When's the last
time you saw
Helen Shane, Bryce?

Helen?
What about her?

When's the last time
you saw her?

It had to be last month.

I went down to the
Vivant at quitting time,
trying to get my pay.

I tried to talk to Helen,
but she almost ran me over.

She drives to work?

Sometimes. What the
hell is this about?

What kind of car?

I don't know. Dodge.

Gray?

Yeah. What's going on?

Thanks.

What's going on?
Is Helen all right?
What's going on?

No gray Dodge
in a four-block radius.

Confirmed from
the day manager.

Helen Shane
definitely drove here
yesterday afternoon.

So she was just
leaving when
the shooters came in.

She had her keys
out to open her car.

That's why they
grabbed her.

I'll get out a description
and the plate number.

So how'd they get here?
On the subway?

Or they drove and
decided to trade up.

Profaci, every car in
a four-block radius.

Owner's names
and addresses.

You got it.Yeah, this is Curtis.

Kelly, give me DMV.

The hour after sunrise.
Cops and roosters.

And the parents
of small children.

I'm sure Helen Shane
usually sleeps in.

Lennie.

Yeah.

Around the block
from you. '89 Pontiac.

Registered to Steven
Parzen, senior citizen.

And?

It was stolen
yesterday 2:00 p.m.
at Broadway and 96th.

Yeah. The happy couple
picked up a nail and
then needed new wheels.

Tow truck's coming
to take it to forensics.

We don't have
time for that.

Cigarette butts.

Good for DNA.

A woman's shoe.
Candy wrappers.
Beer bottles.

Here's a receipt from
a Value Bin store.

Time stamped
yesterday, 1:30 pm.

"Twinkies, Coke, beer,
chips, candy,
candy, Tampax,

"brownie, 9.95."
That's a big brownie.

Maybe they bought a whole
bagful. They're not
exactly health food nuts.

Let's check with the clerk,
maybe get a description.

Store number 47.

What do you bet
it's near 96th
and Broadway?

1:00 to 2:00, I'm in
the back resting up for
the after-school crowd.

I don't keep my eyes open,
the whole store walks
out under their coats.

Any way you
can tell who
made this sale?

"Candy corn."
That's an impulse buy.

It's on the rack
next to Register 1.

And the cashier
would be?

Angela. Works part-time.
She's a college student.

Look, if I don't get
to this mid-term,
I'm screwed.

It's really important,
Angela. Take a look.

That could be them.
The girl was pretty thin.

With a sugar jones.
It sounds like
a drug addict.

No. Well, I mean,
I don't know if she
uses drugs or anything,

but the junk food
was for him.

So you talked to them?

Yeah. Well, she asked
me if the apples were
pesticide-free.

Like I would know.
Anyway, the guy was like,
"Buy the damn apples."

So she said, she'd pick
some up at the organic
place near the square.

What square?
Washington Square?
Union Square?

I don't know.

Angela, we'd like
to take you down
to the precinct

and have you sit
with a police artist.

It would really
help us out.

Look, that mid-term
is starting now.

We'll write you a note.

You know,
I get a couple hundred
people a day here.

Mostly women.
Organic apple eaters
are mostly thin.

See, it's natural...

Natural sugars and
the fiber's filling. Right.

Do me a favor, if you spot
either of them, call that
number on the bottom, okay?

Yeah, okay.

You get anything?

Yeah. I finally found out
what radicchio is.

Profaci's working
the Washington Square area.

And there's nothing organic
near Herald Square.

That's the biggest
organic market in the city.

Well, we can park
in front and wait
for her to get hungry.

Might as well.

I spoke to Van Buren.

Forensics lifted some
single prints off the Pontiac.

But nothing
brings up a record.

Anything on
the gear shift?

Yeah. On top of everything
else, one beautiful partial.
Not enough to run.

Yeah.

We're on our way.

Helen Shane's Dodge.
A sector car
just found it uptown.

It's around the corner,
a block and a half up.

Nobody's in it. We've got
cars at the surrounding
eight intersections.

But you're keeping
the immediate
area clear, right?

We've got to go in,
see what's in it.

Hey, we have an advantage
here. They don't
know we found the car.

So what? Look,
the other car led us
to a physical description

and a possible
place they frequent.

Rey, they could be
having a cup of
coffee up the street,

they might come strolling
back to the Dodge,
right into our arms.

Yeah. Or they could be
in another stolen car
50 miles away from here.

Look, we got a hostage
with two stoned killers.

We wait 20 minutes.
And then we send in
a quick-search team.

Go.

I sat in one of these
things once for 79 hours

with a detective
named Jorgenson,

who had a very
elaborate theory

about how the Norwegians
discovered America.

Nineteen minutes.

You know, Rey,
if you ever get laid off,

you might consider
a career as an egg timer.

Yeah. Well, I don't
see them, all right.
Do see them? Let's go.

All right. Now.

Same brand of beer
they took from the deli
and more candy.

We'll take the
bottles for prints.

Lieutenant.

Helen Shane.

No reports of cars
stolen near where
we found the Dodge.

Yeah. If they did take
another one, the owner
might not have noticed yet.

That could be him.

Steven Balmayo,

B-A-L-M...

A-Y-O?

He's in prison in Michigan.

How many more
do I have to look at?

Angela, we'll get you
out of here as
soon as we can.

Forensics called.
They found a partial
print in the Dodge

that matched
the partial thumb
in the Pontiac,

put them together
and made a good single.

The computer
spit out a con
named Leon Trapp.

Two P's?Yeah.

ID section faxed
over a photo line-up.

Ms. McDermott,
do you recognize
any of these men?

That's him.

That's him.

Convicted of robbery
in the first degree.

Paroled last year.

You got his parole
officer's name?

Yeah, but Leon missed
his last 14 appointments

and left a bogus address.

Mother dead.
Father's address unknown.

Known associates,
Bobby Johnson, AKA
"Rathead," lives in Paramus.

Gerald Ritch, currently
residing in Attica.

Michael Mirvis,
26 West 14th Street.

That's half a block
from Union Square.

And the organic market.

Look around,
you see anybody?

How do you feel about
organic apples, Mikey?

How would I know?

Don't they need
a warrant for this?

Hey, we got nothing to hide,
Joanne. I haven't seen
Leon for over a year.

We find out otherwise,
we've got four
bodies on Leon.

That's plenty of weight
to take you down, too.

Hey! That's for the baby.

Who's Leon's
girlfriend, Mike?

Am I his
dating service?

You ever see
him with a woman?

He used to hang around
with Sally Napoli.

Brown hair? Thin?

Brown hair.

Yeah, I'll hold.

So, you think
it's coincidence

Leon's good friend
lives down the street
from that market?

Maybe. Maybe not.

Yeah.

Really? All right.
Thanks. Sally Napoli
is on Rikers Island.

Call ahead and book
the hospitality suite.

They say I cut this guy
with a bowie knife.

What do you hear
from Leon Trapp?

Like I need a knife
to hurt a wuss like him.

Did you and Leon
have the same kind
of amicable breakup?

What did he do now?

He robbed two stores
and he killed four people.

He always was
kind of frisky.

He did it with
a new girlfriend, Sally.

Young, pretty, thin.

Oh, is this where you think
I'm gonna go boo-hoo?

Sally, if you have
anything for us, we can
help you with the D.A.

Great.
Talk to my lawyer.

We don't have time.

Now look, you got
us on tape here.

You can keep the tape.

The new girl,
I don't know.

I told Leon if I ever saw
him again, I'd cut him
and he kind of stayed away.

But if he's been
robbing and shooting,

he likes to
mellow out afterward
with a little skag...

The name, Sally.
Leon's dealer.

Yo, Dennis, what do you know?
I just found this
in your pocket, man.

Come on, man.
I ain't even
holding, man.

Oh, oh. I just found
this, too.

That's major weight, man.

That's a mandatory
minimum 10-year
sentence.

Come on, man,
you flaking me in front
of five guys, man?

What, these
upstanding citizens?

Yeah. They're gonna make
great witnesses, Dennis.

Especially since I just
found this stuff
in their pockets.

Now what do you
want, man?

Leon Trapp.

Hell, man.

You seen him around
here today or what?

Has anybody seen
this guy around?

First one gives me
the right answer
gets to walk, right now.

Yeah. I seen him.

Couple hours ago.

Alone?

Yeah. Alone.

No way. With a girl.

You stay.
You get to go.

And guess what, Dennis.
We just found his stuff
in your pocket, too!

Okay, man, look,
Leon was by, but not
to score, all right?

Just a social call?

Look, man, he was
looking for Babu.

Leon knows he
sometimes stops by,
that's it, man!

Babu? A gun dealer?

Look, man,
I didn't get time to get
his card, all right?

Take off.
Get out of here.
Everyone get lost.

Go ahead.

No sense charging them
with possession
of baking soda.

You know, I know
a Babu from OCCB.
Deals in full-auto weapons.

So, Leon's
rebuilding his arsenal.

For another takedown.

Or for us.
Get Babu's address.

Curtis.

Yeah.

Too late.
Drugstore on Amsterdam.

You called us
for these two?

The bulletin said
a male-female team.

They were walking out
of here with six disposable
cameras in their pockets.

The bulletin said
post-puberty.

I called you as soon
as he called me.
I didn't see them.

Well, are you gonna
take them in or what?

Or what.

Lennie.What?

This look familiar?

Yeah. For Mirvis'
girlfriend's baby.

His name is Brownie.
Remember that receipt? 9.95.

Leon and his girlfriend
bought one of these
and you know what?

I think they
bought this one.

I told you,
we haven't seen them.

Yeah. I know that's
what you told me!

That's why you're
under arrest for
hindering prosecution.

Unless you want to
tell me right now.
Where are they?

Mike...Shut up!

Get him out of here!

Then take me, too!

Hold it! You know what
I don't find in this
apartment? Her clothes.

Do you live here?
You don't live
here, do you?

Where do you live?

Hey!

Next block.

All right keep them
both inside.

Keep them away from
the windows and
away from the phone!

Got a couple of
ski masks here.
Lots of ammunition.

The cigarette's still lit.
They walked out in
the middle of dinner.

It looks like
12 empties.

They ran out of beer.

All right, they're loose,
possibly local.

Get all uniforms and
units around the
corner out of sight.

There's a place
on the next block to
get a six-pack. Rey?

We'll go in.
You guys back us up.

Lennie, there.

Leon, we need coffee?

Police! Freeze!

Lady!

There's 50 cops
outside, Leon.

Don't do anything foolish.

Let her walk away, Leon.

Ma'am, you're
gonna be all right.

One move, lady,
and I shoot you
in the head.

Leon! Leon,
why don't you just...

Freeze!
Get on the floor now!Thank you!

Get down on the floor!Please, call my parents.

Will you get down?

They don't know where I am!
Please call my parents!

Thank God! Thank you!

Her parents are here.
They drove down
from Connecticut.

Do we have any
proof of her story?

Her name is
Leslie Harlan.

She was kidnapped
six months ago
in New Salem.

Are you McCoy?
Are you in charge here?

Up to a point.

When can we take
our daughter home?

Mr. Harlan,
she was just arrested.

You mean rescued
and we're very grateful.

We just need to
understand what happened.

Mom!

Honey.

Are you okay?Mommy.

Do you know what
she's been through?

Lieutenant Van Buren
was telling me.

If you have
any questions,
call Agent Gill.

The Hartford FBI office.

She was kidnapped.

By Leon Trapp?

Yes. And his
cousin Eddie.

We paid a ransom.
Agent Gill can tell you.

But you were
still with Leon?

Yeah. Eddie picked up
the money. He used it to
pay off a gambling debt.

Leon was so mad,
he killed him right
in front of me.

And then he raped me.

He made me stay with him.

Is he dead?

Yes.

Thank God. Mom.

Can we take her
home now?

Not today.

She's being arraigned
on four counts of murder.

How are you gonna
go through with it?

Four people died, Adam.

She was there.
She was holding a gun.

But her kidnapping,
was that for real?

Leon Trapp
and his cousin

carjacked her BMW
outside her parents' estate,
with her in it.

They decided to keep her,
collect some money.

Her information just
led the Connecticut police
to his cousin's body.

Would she have gone
into bars with guns
and Mr. Trapp,

if he hadn't kidnapped
her in the first place?

That was six months ago.

According to what she says,
he was her only captor.

He has to have slept once
in a while. Why didn't she
walk out the door?

Her lawyer's gonna
tell you why.

Brainwashing,
Stockholm syndrome.
She's another Patty Hearst.

Patty Hearst
was convicted.

That jury concluded
that she was kidnapped,

but then she
switched sides.

After being locked in
a closet for 57 days.

What do we know
about Leslie Harlan?

Maybe she was
a bored rich girl

who thought
shooting people with
Leon was a fun date.

Hello, Claire, Jack.

Tell me, did you
miss the first day
of law school?

You know, the day
when they explain

the difference between
victims and criminals?

I have no doubt Ms. Harlan
was the victim of kidnapping.

If Mr. Trapp were alive,
I'd gladly see him prosecuted.

But he's dead,
so you're gonna prosecute
the victim instead?

Not for kidnapping.

For what happened
in that nightclub and
that grocery store.

Not guilty, Jack.
She was there under duress.

That's an affirmative defense.
You'll have to prove it.

No problem. But you could
be a human being and
save me the trouble.

The girl's been kidnapped,
locked up, beaten, raped.

What more do you want?

She also found time
to go shopping

with Mr. Trapp for baby
gifts for his friends.

She could have run away.

He told me he'd track me
down and kill me.

And my parents.

I believed him.

Couldn't you have
made a phone call?

You can't understand
what it was like.

He drove me around
in the trunk of the car.

He hit me. Here. And here.

He tied me to the bed.

And you walked into
a grocery store and
a nightclub with a gun.

It wasn't even loaded.
My God, he wouldn't
let me have bullets.

How can we know that
for sure, Ms. Harlan?

I'm telling you,
I was his prisoner.

Jack?

Duress?
You're putting her
mental state into play.

She sees our psychiatrist.

Fine.

He told me I was his
girlfriend and I should
do what girlfriends do.

Was that difficult?

No.

It was easy pretending
I loved a criminal who
shoots people in the face.

He expected you
to love him?

I really don't know.

He expected me
to have sex with him.

Drink with him.
Watch Star Trek.

I got so sick of it.

I used to dream he shot me
and just dropped my body
off in front of my house,

like that was the only way
I'd ever get home.

What was your life
like at home before
he kidnapped you?

My "other" life.

I was taking a year
off from college.

What were you doing?

Reading.

Hanging out with people.

My mother said it wasn't
worth the gas to drive to
some job to earn $5 an hour.

Did you agree with her?

My mother has
very strong opinions.

It's easier
to just go along.

What about your father?

What about him?

He was working.

Golf on the weekends.

In the summer they wanted me
to come to their country club
dinners with them and...

You weren't interested?

I thought about telling
Leon about that place.

All those people with money.

He was wasting
his time robbing stores.

Did you tell him?

No. I'm not a criminal.

We've got some
of her school records.

She was a wild teenager.

Authoritarian mother,
absent father,
lots of money.

It's a recipe for rebellion.

She didn't rebel
and run off
with Leon Trapp.

She was kidnapped.

Maybe it was her lucky day.
She got the life
she always wanted.

She drove her
convertible too fast.

That doesn't mean
she dreamed of
robbing grocery stores.

Elizabeth?

I think she
did enjoy it,

at least part of the time.

But she probably also
consciously believes

she was forced to do
everything she did.

Well, just because she
believes it, doesn't
mean that it's not true.

She started to behave
like a criminal.

Well, let's take a look
at what happened to her.

Something happened
to every criminal.

Couldn't any of them say,

"I'm only mugging this
old lady because
my father abandoned me.

"Because I was
socio-economically
deprived"?

"Because I was kidnapped,
raped and terrorized"?

Isn't that
a little different?

Is it?

We send away
a lot of criminals

who were beaten
and terrorized in
their formative years.

Is this a private party?

Detective.

We did some homework
on Leon Trapp

and your wayward debutante,
including feeding
her prints into AFIS.

And?

Four months ago,
unsolved liquor store
robbery in Bridgeport,

complete with gunfire
and Ms. Harlan attended.

And?According to witnesses,

the young woman
fired the weapon
over their heads

while her male companion
collected their wallets.

I'll file the papers.

Judge, Ms. Harlan is on
trial for alleged crimes
committed in Manhattan.

Not something that
occurred four months
earlier in another state.

Ms. Harlan's defense
is that she
acted under duress.

The fact that
she was an
enthusiastic participant

in another similar
crime is certainly...

Is irrelevant
and prejudicial,
even if it were true.

Which we certainly
do not grant.

We spoke to three
eyewitnesses.

Three eyewitnesses who
have never been seen
by a defense attorney

and never subjected
to cross-examination.

Here are their addresses.Thank you!

You want bus fare?

Mr. McCoy,

do the Connecticut
authorities wish
to try Ms. Harlan?

Be our guest, extradite her.

Then send her back to me
and even if she's convicted,

I will still argue that

the Connecticut incident
is inadmissible as
a prior bad act.

Ms. Melnick,
previous crimes
are inadmissible

only if potential
prejudice outweighs
the probative value.

But, Judge, what could
be more prejudicial

than to depict my client
as a trigger-happy thug?

People v. Calvano.

Other crimes may be
admitted to show
a defendant's disposition,

intent or volition
to refute an
affirmative defense.

He's right, Ms. Melnick.
The Connecticut robbery
is fair game.

As you wish, Your Honor.
That's fine, too.

No problem.
Good day. Counselors.

Boy, she handles
defeat pretty well.

No. I know her.
She doesn't.

There is no dispute that
that is Leslie Harlan.

There is no dispute
that four people died

at the hands of
Leslie Harlan
and Leon Trapp.

The defense may claim that
Ms. Harlan committed
her crimes under duress,

as a result of kidnapping.

But how many kidnap
victims set up house
with their captors?

How many rob with them?

How many kill with them?

We will present evidence
that Ms. Harlan
did all these things.

That at some point,
months after the kidnapping,

she made a choice,

and she willingly
and enthusiastically
joined Leon Trapp

in a deadly crime spree

that began in Connecticut
and ended here.

May I?

There.

There she is.
Petrified.

Holding an unloaded weapon,
only feet away
from a psychopath

who vowed to shoot her
if she didn't do exactly,
I mean exactly,

what he wanted.

Now, ladies and gentlemen,
you are going to hear a lot
of testimony in this trial.

You are going to hear
about the people that
Leon Trapp murdered,

while Leslie Harlan
was forced to watch.

You're gonna hear about
his threats to her,
his brutalization of her,

his insidious control
of her actions and her mind.

And you're also going to hear

about a robbery in Connecticut

where Leslie Harlan
fired a gun.

Now, the prosecution's
not going to tell you,
but we are,

that that was the one time

Leon Trapp allowed
Leslie Harlan to carry
a loaded weapon,

and that he demanded,
he commanded
her to fire it.

Why?

Because the man who
kidnapped and raped
and beat Leslie Harlan

wanted extra insurance

that she wouldn't
run away and she
wouldn't turn him in.

So, once she had
fired the gun,

Leon Trapp told her,

"You're a criminal."
She wasn't.

But in her beleaguered
condition, she believed him.

So Leslie Harlan remained
his willing yet
unwilling prisoner,

his pawn, his dupe,

his most innocent victim.

Danielle Melnick,
she ought to have
you on retainer.

You dig up this other crime,
it strengthens her case.

I get it. I was supposed
to ignore the fact

that Leslie Harlan
shot up a liquor store.

It answers the unanswered
question of why the
girl didn't try to escape.

If it really was because
Trapp forced her
to act like a criminal,

why didn't Leslie
just tell us about it?

Because she knew
that you'd use
it against her.

And look what you
tried to do with it.

Look what her lawyer
did do with it.

She's not as smart
as her lawyer. You are.

At first they were
staying at my place.

After the nightclub job,
they moved over to Joanne's.

During the time
Ms. Harlan and Mr. Trapp
stayed with you,

did you ever go out
with him alone?

We saw the Mets get
whipped a couple times
at a sports bar on 2nd.

Where was
Ms. Harlan those nights?

I have no idea.

Did Mr. Trapp know
where she was?

Objection, Your Honor.

He can't know what
Mr. Trapp knew.

Withdrawn. Mr. Mirvis,

did you ever see
Ms. Harlan go out
without Mr. Trapp?

Yes. They weren't
always together.

And when they were together,
they shared the same
bed, isn't that right?

Yes.

Did you see displays
of affection between them?

Leon would grab her
anatomy sometimes.

And what would
Ms. Harlan do when
he would do that?

She'd laugh.

Thank you.

Mr. Mirvis,
would you raise your
right hand, please?

Your Honor, I believe
the witness has
already been sworn.

I'm aware that he's already
been sworn. I'd just like him
to start telling the truth.

Ms. Melnick,
do you have a
question for this witness?

Yes, sir, I do.

Mr. Mirvis, do you
have a scar on
your right hand?

Yes.

Would you show
the jury, please?

And how did you
get that scar?

I reached for the remote
once when Leon was
eating in front of the TV.

He stabbed me
with his fork.

And after that, did
you always watch what
Leon wanted to watch?

Oh, yeah!

Even when you
preferred to watch
something else?

Sometimes.

Just like Ms. Harlan went
along with everything
Mr. Trapp wanted to do,

even when he
wasn't stabbing
her with a fork.

Objection!
There's no foundation
for any of this.

Sustained. The jury will
disregard Ms. Melnick's
last remark.

Mr. Mirvis, you were
arrested on a felony charge

for harboring
Ms. Harlan and Mr. Trapp.

How much time
will you spend in jail?

None.

Really? Why not?

I made a deal
for my testimony.

I see.
How very nice for you.

No further questions,
Your Honor.

I was coming back from
a shopping trip when
I saw Leslie in her car.

I thought she was
talking to some friends.
Two men.

Then they started
driving away.

She screamed.
She opened a door.

She tried to jump out.

I ran inside and
called the police.

Was Leslie
prone to violence
before her kidnapping?

No. My husband kept
a pistol in the house.

Leslie was terrified of it.

And before
she was kidnapped,

she didn't run around
robbing stores, did she?

Objection.
Argumentative.

Overruled.

She shoplifted some
candy bars when she was 12.

Everything she did with
that man, he made her do.

Move to strike.
The witness wasn't there.

Sustained.

The jury will disregard
the witness's last remark.

Mrs. Harlan,
was there anything
in Leslie's life

at the time that
she was kidnapped,

that might have
made her susceptible
to coercive persuasion?

Objection.
This witness isn't an
expert in psychology.

Your Honor,
a mother knows
her own daughter.

Overruled.
She can answer.

We all like to think
our children are happy.
Leslie wasn't.

Why not?

She had failed at college.
She was depressed about that.

She had very little
self-confidence.

I'm not saying Leslie
was impressionable.
She wasn't.

She always
had a strong will.

But she was
at a very low point.

Thank you.

Mrs. Harlan,
how many high schools
did Leslie attend?

Three.Why so many?

She had some
adjustment problems.

Adjustment problems.

Why was she expelled
from Saint Antonia's?

Your Honor, minor peccadilloes
from my client's past
surely are not relevant here.

This is the great expert on
Leslie Harlan's mind
and character, remember?

The defense
opened the door.

So it did.
You may continue.

Why was Leslie expelled
from Saint Antonia's?

She sneaked away
for a weekend to go
nightclubbing in New York.

She was an adolescent.

And why did you
take her out
of the next school?

We felt
it was an inappropriate
place for her.

Why was that?

Any number of reasons.

Including the reason

that she was persistently
trying to seduce her
married French teacher?

If you're implying that
because a girl fell for
some prep school Romeo...

Fell for or harassed,
Mrs. Harlan?That she liked
being kidnapped...

Your Honor,
please instruct the...What kind of
man are you?

I don't think
Mrs. Harlan liked you.

That wasn't my goal.

If Leon Trapp were
still alive and we were
charging him with rape,

I don't think you'd be
using Leslie Harlan's
sexual history against her.

You're wondering
what kind of man
I am, too?

We just don't know
what was going on
inside her mind.

If every case was
clear and easy, Claire,

they wouldn't pay us
these fabulous salaries.

Want another drink?

I think I'll just go home.

I had never even
seen a dead body before.

After Leon
shot his cousin,

pieces of his brain
were on my face.

What happened then?

Then we drove
around for a while

until we got to a
motel in Springfield

and then he
pointed his gun at me

and told me to strip

and then he raped me.

And he kept me
in the room for a week.

He showed me newspapers
that said that everybody
thought I was dead.

I saw pictures of my
mother dressed in black.

Leon told me that
he might as well kill me

and that he would
unless I did exactly
what he said.

And then?

Um...

We moved around a lot.

There was the liquor store.

He made me shoot.
He was standing
behind me holding a gun.

But you were present,
holding a gun,

when Leon Trapp
shot William Sullivan,

Alice Brett,
Helen Shane
and David Kim?

Yeah. I was there,
but I didn't do anything.

Thank you.

No further questions,
Your Honor.

Ms. Harlan, do you
need a minute?

No. I want to
finish this. Please.

Ms. Harlan,

you told us how Leon Trapp
convinced you to
shoot up the liquor store.

How did he convince you to
go shopping with him
the day you got caught?

I wasn't there because I
wanted to be. It doesn't take
two people to buy beer.

He was buying beer.

You were buying coffee.
That's very domestic.

Objection.
Who's testifying here?

Sustained.

Weren't you
and Mr. Trapp living together
as a couple?

Didn't Leon's friends think
you were affectionate lovers?

It was an act.

It was good enough
to fool people.

I had to fool Leon
or I'd be dead.

Are you that
good an actor?

When I have to be.

Like today?

No. I'm not
acting today.

Really?

Mr. Trapp often
left you alone.

Why didn't he leave you
alone when he went to
rob the Vivant Room?

You'd have to ask him.

No. I'm asking you.

You went along
to help, didn't you?

I went along because
Leon made me.

It excited you, didn't it?

Excited?

I nearly passed out
when Leon shot Willy
and that girl by the bar.

And when he
grabbed the woman
with her car keys,

he practically had to drag
both of us out of there.

Willy?

The bartender.
Leon shot him first.

The bartender's name
is... Was William Sullivan.

How did you know his
nickname was Willy?

It's short for William.

Well, so is Bill.
So is Billy.

You used to hang out
in New York clubs,
didn't you?

Sometimes.

Including the Vivant Room?

Come on, Ms. Harlan.

If you went there often
enough to know the
bartender's nickname,

we can find someone
who remembers you.

I'd been there.

Did you ever see Leon Trapp
there during your
club-hopping days?

No. Of course not.

So, of all the places
in New York City to rob,

all the banks,
all the stores,
all the bars,

how did Leon Trapp
happen to pick
the Vivant Room?

Objection, Your Honor.
Calls for speculation.

Mr. McCoy.

If you know,
Ms. Harlan,

how did Leon pick
the Vivant Room?

Or was it your idea?

No. I'm not a criminal.

Really? Do you want to
see the video again?

Where did he get the idea?

He made me talk to him.

We talked for hours.
I may have mentioned it.

Did you also mention
about the cash there
after closing time?

How would I know that?

If I just talked
to him sometimes,

then...

I thought maybe
he wouldn't
have sex with me.

He wouldn't have to have
his hands all over me.

Man two, Jack.
I'm giving you a gift.

I'll give you one. Man one.
She does the maximum.

Concurrent?

Mmm-hmm.

What does that mean?

You'd be eligible for
parole in eight years.

Forget it.Leslie.

This was your idea, not mine.

If your client wants
to take her chances...

It wasn't my idea
to take that man to that bar.

Mom, I was kidnapped,
remember?

It went too far, Leslie.
I can't bail you
out this time.

Maybe if you
hadn't bailed her out
those other times...

Enough.

In one of those articles
Leon showed me,

it said you were moving
on with your lives.
I was gone a few days,

and it's like, "Next."Don't be ridiculous...

You think I'm guilty,

because I smoked
a little pot

and wouldn't date those
eunuch preppies you were
always bringing around.

Of course not.
You always preferred trash.

You think I wanted
Leon Trapp to tie me
upside down to the bed,

unzip his fly...

Leslie!

Oh!

I'm so sorry
to embarrass you
by getting raped.

I'd almost think it was
worth it to you
if it did embarrass me.

I think you were happier
when you thought I was dead.

You're the one who
would rather die...Admit it!

Than live decently.Admit it!

Why don't you do
the right thing
for once in your life?

Oh, my God, Mother.

I'm not making any deals.

I didn't do anything wrong.

Ladies and
gentlemen, have you
reached a verdict?

We have, Your Honor.

The defendant will rise.

On the first count of murder
in the second degree,

how do you find?

We find the defendant guilty.

On the second
count of murder
in the second degree,

how do you find?

We find the
defendant guilty.

On the third count of murder
in the second degree,

how do you find?

We find the defendant guilty.

On the fourth count of murder
in the second degree,

how do you find?

We find the defendant guilty.

It's all right.

You should have seen her
with her mother, Adam.

I'll pass.

But it cuts both ways.

She became a killer
to get at her mother

or she was vulnerable
to coercion by Leon Trapp
because of her mother.

Didn't the jury
decide this for you?

Her family's hired a new
squad of psychiatrists for
the sentencing hearing.

They've got a stack of
filings this high making
the case for leniency.

There's no law that says
you have to oppose them.