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PREVIOUSLY...

Dias.

If I see even a glimpse of uniform, I blow her brains.

The commissioner planted a severed head

inside a backpack I gave his daughter

just so he could frame me.

He had a "thing" with the commissioner's daughter?

You're always so worried on profiling the serial killer

that you can't see what's there,

right in front of your nose.

Is that a confession?

Aren't you also curious to know

what it's like being a victim, Vera?

I'm Edu's girlfriend.

He wasn't with me when those crimes happened.

Thank you for trusting me, senator.

You're not the only one being accused.

It's her.

Mom, mom...!

I came to remind you you have a daughter.

- Hi. - Hi.

Edu's a killing machine.

He's losing control.

Hello?

I've been thinking a lot about our family, sweetie.

- Edu? - Where's the road to Rio?

- I have a map here. - Please.

Get out! Get out!

Edu's been arrested.

Mom?

My son...

"They may kill me.

It doesn't matter what they do to me:

I'll always be around." Charles Manson

Bryan, my son...

What have you done?

You don't believe what they're saying, do you?

Bryan...

- My son... - Mom.

Why don't you go home?

Son, please...

This is no place for you.

Fine. OK.

Did you tell anything to anyone?

- Did you talk to anyone? - My son...

I didn't talk to anyone.

I just asked the judge to see you. That's all.

That's all.

You must leave. The hearing's about to start.

Give me your blessing.

Go, mommy. Go.

- Bryan? - That's what that woman said.

Ma'am.

Ma'am...

You're the one accusing my son.

He's a good boy.

What he did to you was out of desperation.

It's not in his nature to harm anyone.

You called him Bryan...?

That's the name I gave him when he was born.

I tried living in the USA, I liked that name...

After a while, we came back to Brazil

and he wanted a Brazilian name,

to be a politician. To make a name for himself.

So he changed it.

- But changed, how? - He just changed.

So many people do...

Now they call him Eduardo. Edu.

But for me, he'll always be my Bryan.

For someone who had a crack-addicted mother

who was hanging by a thread in the ICU yesterday,

she looks fine, don't you think?

He can't even take it easy on the mother.

That's very common among psychopaths.

Playing the victim,

telling sad stories to get people's pity.

When you feel sorry for someone, you lower your guard.

You know what? I'll call my friend at the FBI.

- I'll get Edu's record. - The FBI, Vera?

Serial killers usually transgress early.

If he did anything there,

even stealing a bike, or assaulting someone,

we can ruin this "good boy" image of his.

Oh, no...

I'm so screwed...

What do I do?

This couldn't have happened, it couldn't have...

- I'll close the door, OK? - OK.

My God, what will I do?

This is so unfair... So unfair.

- What's this, Ray? - It may be false positive.

It has to be wrong, I'll take it again.

I can't have another kid now. Edu's, even...

You really can't, Ray.

- Haven't you heard of condoms? - I forgot. I was in love...

Calm down now, the hearing's about to start. You must go.

- I'm not going anywhere. - You are!

I don't have to go anywhere.

- You do, you were subpoenaed. - So what?

Who's going to make me?

Who'll make me go there?

Why didn't you give this to the police?

What for? To help them arrest Edu?

Why? Who'll take care of me now?

Who'll help me with Larissa and this pregnancy?

- What if he's guilty? - Vera? The commissioner?

He's not guilty. He's not.

Aren't you late for work?

Sure.

I'm going.

It's time, Edu.

Silence!

Silence, please. Order!

Silence!

Show yourself as a humble man.

I will not tolerate manifestations!

You're all forbidden of using any recording devices.

Lawsuit number 2837901-64, of 2014.

This is a trial hearing.

Is the defendant present?

Are the witnesses present?

I don't understand, Dias.

Ray isn't here.

You really thought she'd testify against him?

The D.A. won't let her go without testifying.

He'll make her confess she wasn't with him on that day.

You are all here because you were claimed to be witnesses.

I'll read the accusation terms given by the Public Ministry

against the defendant, Eduardo Borges.

The State Public Ministry accuses Eduardo Borges

for the practice of a double homicide

as foreseen by Article 121/2, items 3 and 4 of the Penal Code.

According to the accusation, the defendant, Eduardo Borges,

was the author of the homicide against Cassiana Maia.

On the night of the event, the defendant,

knowing the victim's emotional problems

and abusing the trust he had

schemed and executed the plan that ended in a criminal act.

Assis thinks Edu will get away, even with the DNA.

Dias is under suspicion, with all these accusations.

And his personal interest in harming the boy is very clear.

It amazes me he still has his job!

Pulling him out now would be admitting the government failed.

The governor will wait after the elections, then he's out.

Senator, is it true you lent the ranch

to hide this serial killer?

Not to hide.

To ensure the boy had a fair trial.

Which I wasn't able to.

To ensure your candidacy, you mean.

What's wrong with that?

Three girls died in Lagos that night. Just read.

Ms. Silvia, it's on the TV.

The expectations are for the witnesses to be heard today...

Three girls are dead.

Won't you start a manifestation? Didn't you use to do that?

Be quiet, I want to listen.

And so, the defendant could be convicted

under the laws in Art. 121, paragraph 2 of the Penal Code,

which is why the Public Ministry requires his pronunciation.

May the witness Vera Muller stay, the others may go.

Your Honor.

According to the Law, since I'm a licensed lawyer,

I would also like to be part of my defense.

Along with the already appointed lawyer, of course.

Are you crazy? It's not good for you.

I know what I'm doing, Assis.

I grant the defendant's addition as part of his defense.

Your Honor. If possible,

I'd also like to sit on the Defense bench.

- Yes. Please. - Thank you.

Don't do this, Edu. It'll blow up in your face.

Could you give me that, please?

You see? That's our Edu.

Are you friend or family of the victim or defendant?

No, your Honor.

You're committed to the truth under penalty of perjury.

Yes, your Honor.

Where and when did you meet the defendant?

In the Task Force.

We had a strictly professional relationship.

You're not the only one I'm defending, Edu.

The senator is also here with us.

His candidacy is near death.

And it will crumble if we can't

plant reasonable doubt in the media.

Don't worry, Assis.

Today it's my checkmate.

I'm referring to a book that belongs to him,

that was found in his home, which had pages marked by him.

There are also other photos and paintings

of other victims' poses.

Your Honor. The witness is inducing that

the defendant committed more crimes than he is accused.

Stick to what was asked, if you please.

Ms. Vera.

Why is it important that the victim was posing?

It's a characteristic of what we call "organized serial killers".

They arrange the body in a pose.

We're not dealing with serial killers here, sir.

No further questions, your Honor.

The Defense may cross-examine.

Ms. Vera.

You have plenty reasons to hold a grudge against me.

In an act of extreme desperation I used you to escape death

in the arms of the police.

And I penance myself for this.

Here, before you all, I ask for your forgiveness.

My sincere apologies, ms. Vera.

About this book you keep referring to...

Could you explain how you obtained it?

This book is yours and was in your house,

it was also marked by you.

I'll rephrase the question.

What were you doing in my house?

You said you weren't my acquaintance.

- That we were never close. - I never was and never will be.

You do know you could be arrested for perjury, don't you?

I don't see what you're implying.

I'm not implying, miss. I'm warning you.

When you took hold of that book,

what were you doing in my house, not as a policewoman?

I was investigating you, obviously.

Do you usually investigate your suspects on their beds?

- Or was it just this time? - What?

Your Honor. I will not tolerate disrespect towards the witness.

Prove what you're saying.

My accusers are the ones who must prove.

But I do have photos that prove you spent the afternoon with me.

They're with my lawyers. Please.

Yes.

There's even one she's sitting in my bed... That one!

Look, everyone knows of your affair with comm. Dias.

The entire police force knows that.

This is just another proof of Dias' persecution against me.

I'll sue you, you lunatic, scum of the Earth.

Do you think these untruthful accusations...

This hearing is in recess for 15 minutes.

She's pissed...

So?

I'm following his tracks from the lake photo he sent us.

In the Deep Web there are forums

for bizarre photos, Edu may be in them.

It's been a week since you're at it.

It's a pirate server, it doesn't leave traces.

- I need to get in myself. - OK.

Damn...

"Cool photo."

"Where can I find photos

of strangled people?"

The team's ready, Dias.

As soon as night falls, we'll check his house for blood.

It'll take all night.

Fine, I'll keep you posted.

The objects collected by the forensics in Lagos.

Great. And the bullets?

- Right here. - Thank you.

Run ballistics on these, that he shot at the cops.

Nelson, this just came for Dias.

Put it at his desk, I'll send it to him later.

I told you you overexposed yourself

when you did things on your own...

- I'll sue this bastard. - You can't, Vera.

- He's at his right to defend. - What right to defend?

That's great, I'm letting a killer slander my name.

- This is unfair. - Unfair or not,

he has a right to a defense. He can say whatever he wants.

Well, I don't...

The consul, he's coming over. But he didn't say what for.

I hope it's not for defending Edu,

since he's American.

No, no, no... That's all I didn't need. No...

Edu, your chance of getting out of this

is to show yourself as an unprotected poor boy,

crushed by a corrupted and powerful machine.

And what do you do?

You show you're smarter than them.

That you could never have been fooled by them.

But wasn't that a knockout?

Did you see the audience's reaction?

What audience, Edu?

Who's worried about an audience?

If you want to win, you must aim higher.

Not to the audience!

Apparently I aimed for both.

And I hit right there:

Bull's-eye.

The bullets fired against the cops came from this weapon.

Check the weapon for records.

We first met when we subpoenaed him to come to the station

for him to explain why his lighter

was found in the scene of Angela's kidnapping.

Your Honor, the Angela case wasn't even on record.

We're trying to clarify Cassiana Maia's murder here.

Stick to the facts, or I'll strike it from the record.

Your Honor, he's just explaining how he met the defendant.

What other relevant facts strengthened your conviction

that the defendant is guilty of the crime?

He knew the victim, Cassiana Maia.

- Her voice, you mean. - Her voice.

But her blood was found on your boot, boy.

Whoever planted it can explain.

I haven't given the Defense the right to speak yet.

Continue, please.

He knew the victim, he had her address,

and his girlfriend's denunciation is recorded.

A kit, found in his car, with objects used in criminal acts.

A prostitute recognized him as her kidnapper.

She managed to escape, with handcuffs on her arm.

The keys to those handcuffs were in that same kit.

Oddly enough, that kit, which should have stayed

in the police station that apprehended it, your Honor,

was sent to the Task Force.

Where they added whatever was convenient.

Commissioner, tell me.

Is there DNA evidence directly linking

the defendant...

to the victim, Cassiana Maia?

Well, we went to his residence with a search warrant.

We searched his house ad his car.

The DNA was taken from a boot we found inside his house.

It was the victim's, Cassiana Maia.

That exam, your Honor, was done by the Task Force, of course.

By experts of the highest regard,

acknowledged as this country's best.

It was just an observation, dear buddy.

I'm not your buddy. Show some respect!

Order in this court!

I will not tolerate fights in this hearing.

The prosecution rests.

The Defense has the floor.

Commissioner Dias.

Do you recognize this e-mail,

in which you thank senator Otto for designating Eduardo Borges?

In this e-mail you give him high praise.

I did write that.

That was before discovering the author of the crimes.

You said "crimes".

There's only one that's being accused today.

- One. - We have reasons to believe...

Only facts are valid here, not beliefs.

And those beliefs started as soon as you heard

of the defendant's involvement with your daughter, wasn't it?

There's no involvement with my daughter.

These phone texts prove there is.

There was.

And your daughter's presence in this court...

I believe it also states...

- Tati? - Hi, dad...

Well, she's here, being used against me by that criminal!

Selina, I can't pull her out by her ears!

I'm stuck in court, being threatened of perjury.

You are responsible! I wasn't home but you were!

I wasn't in your office when they got involved.

You were there.

Paying attention to Vera instead of your daughter.

Shit.

She ran away, boss. She's not there anymore.

Things are on fire in there.

- Your Honor... - Silence, please! Order!

Your Honor, by Law,

the prosecution insists on having

the deposition of the witness Rayanne.

She's a key witness against the defendant...

Your Honor, what would she say that's so important

that she didn't even come? Your Honor, please...

I demand to bring this witness here by force!

- Your Honor... - Granted.

We'll be in recess until the witness is located.

- Yes? - Ms. Rayanne Gurgel?

- Yes. - You're subpoenaed to depose.

I'm not going anywhere.

It's the judge's orders.

You have to go or I'll be forced to take you.

I will not go anywhere, OK? Good night.

Ray, the judge ordered, you have to.

Don't butt in... Let go! What is this?!

- Calm down, Ray. - Let me go! Get out!

- Wait, not like this... - Let me go!

You're hurting me, let me go... Let me go!

- It hurts! It hurts! - Stop screaming, Ray...

You piece of shit! You can't do this to me!

Let me go! Gina! Gina, help me!

Let me go!

Dias.

Edu killed in the USA.

- What? - That's why he changed names.

I got a copy of Edu and Bryan's photo.

Edu is the Bryan they're looking for.

They ran a biometric facial recognition software,

a new program in the FBI that leaves no room for doubt.

The consul gave me a copy of the dossier

and he filed for Edu's deportation.

He made 4 victims in Florida.

Four murders...

And you were thinking "bike theft".

It's worth remembering there's a death sentence there.

I deserve telling Edu the news.

He's a good boy.

A golden son.

Studied a lot, hard working...

I came back from the USA

and he stayed there alone to finish his studies.

There was never a month when he wouldn't send me some money.

No, I don't think his mother knew.

Nobody's as clueless as a serial killer's family.

- The witness is here. - Thank you.

An officer left you this.

The shoelace...

Damn.

It had to be you.

You have a crush on Edu... You keep chasing him.

Me?

He told me you hit on him, you even went to his house.

Oh, did he tell you that?

And did he also tell you his name's Bryan, born in the USA,

that he killed 4 women there?

- You're completely crazy. - Why can't you face reality?

Why can't you see the risk you took,

the risk you put your daughter?

He never meant me or Larissa any harm.

If you were so sure, you wouldn't have called us.

I lost my mind, OK? I went crazy.

Haven't you ever done anything you regretted later?

His mother's here, I'd love to introduce you to her.

- Is she out of the hospital? - There is no hospital! He lied!

After your deposition I'll introduce you.

There won't be any deposition.

I'm not forced to say anything.

I don't care what you think of him.

He's the father of my child now. They can't make me.

- He's what?! - That's right, I'm pregnant.

I'm pregnant.

I shouldn't depose her? The judge brought her by force.

She's pregnant, Silvio.

They are asking for his extradition

so he can serve his sentence there.

They already gave the OK.

But if he has a Brazilian child, they won't take him.

Only there he'll be able to pay for his crimes, not here.

Assis, you're under arrest for the murder of Camila Roseti.

- Are you crazy, Dias? - Handcuff him.

Wait, what is this? What the fuck is this?

I demand an explanation!

You'll have to explain why your shoelaces

were at the victim's neck. Take him.

Fuck, Dias. It's gone too far.

You're going too far! Do you what will happen to you?

Do you know what I'll do to you? You're done for, Dias!

You're dead, I'm going to the governor's!

There's nothing left of us, Silvia.

Not even the "company", as you said.

"We're a company", remember?

Maybe it stopped being worth it.

Are you betting all your chips on this boy, is that it?

Do you really think...

he'll be with you if he gets away?

He's ambitious enough for that.

And would you...

allow yourself to be used like that?

Isn't that what I've been doing with you for years?

It's probably more pleasant with him.

Senator.

The party's here.

- Here? - Yes.

Don't judge me, Junior.

We each know the lives we've lived.

Pull my candidacy...

If you don't do it, Otto, we will.

We can't associate the party to your misadventures.

We've waited too long.

This should have been done before. Long before.

There must be a mistake in Assis' arrest, he...

You have no more means of disassociating from this.

Even your revolver.

- My revolver? - They've just told me.

The revolver used to shoot the cops in Lagos was yours.

My revolver...

What have you done, Silvia?

Did you give him my revolver?

My life's officially over.

All I know is being a politician.

I was never anything else but a politician.

They ripped my identity from me.

A shot in the heart would hurt much less.

Much less.

- Ray... - Why can't I talk to Edu?

The judge won't allow it. Go home, Ray.

What about his mother, that you were going to introduce?

You'll have other chances for that.

Don't count on luck, take my words seriously, Ray.

Don't come back, don't think

he'll redeem himself because of you.

He won't become a good man.

He will when he hears about our child.

Ray, please, listen to me. Don't come back.

Take this seriously. He won't be in jail for long.

Women will keep dying if this happens. Please.

It's all in your hands.

Listen to what I tell you. Don't came back.

I've had enough of this. Enough!

Edu, please.

I think everybody realized today I was being framed.

They took advantage of my youth...

My innocence.

They fabricated evidence against me.

My own lawyer was using me to cover for his crime.

That is, if he really did it...

I don't mean to judge anyone.

Edu, are you innocent?

So, Nelson? Have you started yet?

- Can you hear me, Nelson? - I can.

You don't know half of it.

There's a river of blood here in this bathtub.

I'll go after her tomorrow.

- Maybe with the new material... - Maybe.

Don't doubt the power of a psychopath's manipulation.

Vera, I told you this case wasn't easy.

We only managed to link Edu to one crime.

With an exam that they think is suspicious.

But you heard Dias. There was blood in the bathtub.

And whose blood was that?

When did it get there?

Was he living there at the time?

Vera, I'm not saying he'll get away.

Sure, it's a hypothesis.

We must take into consideration

that the public opinion is entirely by his side.

They're all charmed by him.

We depend a lot more on Ray than we thought, is that it?

Even to extradite him, in case she remains silent.

To convict him here, she must nullify his alibi.

Vera?

Hi.

- I'm Ray's neighbor. - Hi, how are you?

I came to bring you this.

I may be doing it all wrong.

Ray may never forgive me, but Edu will ruin her life.

Otto Veiga...

Dias, it's mine. I don't deny it.

I even told you where you could find it.

And the shoelace, Assis? Where is it?

Well, that... I don't know how to explain.

One day I was changing to go for a walk,

and I saw someone took them.

My maid couldn't explain, either.

Up until now, I could never have believed

Edu could be the one who committed these crimes.

Now you see how unfair you were with the police.

Assis, I'm sure you're a victim.

But I need you to accuse Edu so I can officially say that.

I accuse him.

He did it.

Dias.

There's nothing like feeling it yourself.

Oh, and Assis...

I don't know if you've heard.

Otto pulled his candidacy.

What's up, Cicero?

Look, boss. One of our victims.

- It's Maria Lucia. - He visits a stranglers forum.

I made a software to intercept his pirate server.

When they post one more photo, I can get to him.

Then we get a conviction.

Deported or not, he has no way out.

Why all this?

On my request.

Handcuff him on the back.

And his feet, too.

Are you afraid of me, miss?

Unlike you, Edu, I learn from my mistakes.

I'm not a psychopath.

You really do need those labels.

They're very useful to know what you're dealing with.

Nathy,

do you think my disorder,

my need for affection,

this emptiness inside of me...

Can they make me see everything wrong?

Do you think Edu

may not be what I see him to be?

I'm so lost...

Sometimes I believe in Vera,

sometimes I believe in him.

I don't know what to do.

Say something.

You may go.

We'll be by the door, if you need us.

I won't need to scream.

Are you comfortable?

Much more than the car floor I put you on.

But it will get a lot worse, Bryan. You better believe it.

It's not a crime for a Brazilian to want a Brazilian name, is it?

When you're wanted by the FBI

and being accused of 4 murders, it is.

Four?

The consul gave me the victims' list.

You started with Linda West.

Using Ted Bundy's method.

Pretending to be a hopeless man

that needed to put his books in the car.

By the cast we found in your house,

you've been repeating this trick over here quite some times.

No...

You don't believe that, Vera.

Emma Stuart.

For this one, you were inspired by BTK.

Using props and surprising the victim

inside her own home.

And arranging the scene just like him.

Stela Meyer.

It's so easy, blaming it on the foreign student...

Cucaracha.

Why don't you take credit of the things you did?

Why don't you tell me where

the body of that woman you beheaded is?

Vera...

Are you asking for my help?

Is that it?

Of course.

Of course I can help you, it would be my pleasure.

That man you're looking for...

I'm sure he always goes back to the crime scene.

He likes it.

He takes pictures of the victims.

Nobody knows more than you, Edu.

It wasn't me, Vera.

It wasn't.

I'm just better than you in reading minds, that's all.

You managed to prove nothing.

Nothing you claim I did.

I won't even need to.

Because you'll be extradited.

I doubt you can escape

being convicted in the USA.

And I'll have the unspeakable pleasure

of smelling your face

frying in the electric chair!

Vera.

You don't know what I've been through in my life.

You have no idea...

I'm not interested in your reasons, Edu.

I want to know how many women.

Where and how.

His name's Bryan, not Eduardo Borges. He's a conman.

He fooled everyone! Did the senator really not know?

It's not true, is it?

Well...

There's no more reason

for me to learn how to like humanity.

And Eduardo Borges' groupies still believe in his innocence,

even with the FBI on the case. Go figure...

Shocking news in Cassiana Maia's case.

Eduardo Borges is identified by the FBI

as serial killer Bryan Borges, who took 4 victims in Florida.

It was him.

Tati, did you see this?

Did you? Look!

- Look! - Did he confess?

I didn't see his confession, OK?

He was trying to frame me, that bastard.

And I believed that bastard.

I thought he was like me.

That I could bet on him to be my successor.

He fooled us all.

I'm coming after him

in the seven corners of Hell.

But I'll get my payback, Assis.

I'll get my payback.

OK. Thank you.

I appreciate it.

We don't need to worry about Ray's testimony anymore.

Right now, Edu's being taken to the airport.

Already? How?

He got away but the FBI caught him.

After that prison escape,

nobody can say he couldn't escape again.

You always find a way, Dias.

This time I won't disagree.

It's over, Vera. It's over...

Dias, I was invited to go back to the FBI.

I thought this would happen.

And you took it, of course.

I did.

But I also got you an invitation for an internship there.

- Me? - Yes.

The consul told me I had to give him an answer by 9 o'clock.

You have exactly two minutes to decide if it's worth it.

To bet on a second chance...

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