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WOMAN:
The year is 2048.

Evolving technologies
can no longer be regulated.

Dangerous advancements forever
alter the criminal landscape.

Police are not prepared.

Law enforcement combats
this corruption

with a new line of defense.

But not all are created equal.

RUDY:
The idea behind the DRNs
was to be as human as possible.

They were based on a program
called Synthetic Soul.

JOHN:
That's one of the crazy ones.

I'll lead you in?
Let's go.

WOMAN:
Now all cops--

human and manmade together--

take on the battle
to watch over us all.

(computer beeping)

*

Rudy?

Dorian, you're awake.

Rudy, what is this?

Why are you accessing
my processing core?

What are you doing to me?
Wait, wait, wait, wait.

What are you doing?
Don't move.
I-I can explain.

Let me unhook you...
Wait, no.

I was charging over there.

How did I get here?

I had to defragment
your flash storage.

It's just like dusting
out cobwebs; it's no big deal.

No big deal?

You're manipulating my body
and rooting around in my head.

What the hell?

Hey, happy campers.

You guys, uh, want a moment

to finish your
little argument?

Listen, I appreciate you
letting me charge here.

And I put up with finding
questionably dressed

women in the lab.
It's nothing.

But Rudy invading
my space--

that's not a part
of our arrangement.
Look, I'm sorry.

I can't help myself sometimes.
I didn't mean to overstep.

Routine maintenance when
you're in stasis saves time.

Look, don't you think
you're overreacting?

You know, if I woke up
in the morning

and somebody had given me
a clean shave,

I'd be happy.
So if I shave you

while you're unconscious,
that would make you happy?

Go get your stuff.

We're already late
for Paul's shift.

Where's Detective Paul?

He, uh...
he's in surgery.

Oh, dear.
Yeah.

Got a nasty infection
from a piercing.

I didn't know
he had his ear pierced.

Not his ear. His...

Yeah. He was told
to go professional,

he didn't listen.

Who didn't listen?
Your barber?

Ha. Let's go.

*

I gave my opinion this
afternoon; it hasn't changed.

MAN:
Oh, before you go,

the press is covering
the Kasden memorial downtown.

They've called a number of times
asking for a statement.

Everything I had to say,
I said last year.

The kid was trespassing,

and our home security system
did its job.

Thanks, I'll take care of it.
Good evening, Michael.

(chimes jingling)
What's with
the chimes, Sam?

Linda is meditating, sir.

(sighs)

How long has that been going on?

43 minutes,
12 seconds.

Sorry, honey.

Futures meeting
ran a little late.

How was your day?

How do you think?

Did you check
the mail?

We got twice as
many threats today.

Look at this.

Why do you
even open it?

I told you not to
look at that stuff.

We're not murderers.

We knew this day was
going to be rough,

but it's almost over.

It doesn't feel like
it's ever gonna end.

It will end.

(sighs)

I can't believe
this happened a year ago.

I know.

Look, why don't you
get Sam to give you

a mood stabilizer.

(sighs)

I'm gonna go for a swim.

SAM:
Your scotch is
poured, Michael.

Thank God.

Sam, put on the ticker.

MAN: Analysts anticipated
today's uptick,

saying the market was oversold.

Excuse me, Michael.
Linda is ready for her swim.

How's the water, Linda?

It's perfect,
Sam. Thank you.

(static crackles)

...down 12.8%...

WOMAN: One year ago today,
Aaron Kasden, 16, was found dead

in the yard of
Michael and Linda Bennett.

The couple was...

Sam?
(voice skipping):
Your scotch is p-poured.

Ye-Yes. Sir.

Sam, what is this?

(news report continues)

Why are you
playing these files?

Sam, what's going on?

Turn it off.

(exclaims)

(muffled grunting)

Linda!

Sam, engage manual override!

(grunts)

Damn it, Sam,
open the door!

(muffled screaming)

(grunting)

AUTOMATED VOICE:
Breach, zone four.

Identity unknown.

Unidentified.

Hold on, baby!

Hold on!

(gunshots)

(exclaims)

(gurgling)

(static crackles)

Has the M.E. determined
a cause of death?

Right now, the deaths
are being attributed

to a malfunction
in the Bennetts'

smart home security system.

If it's a malfunction, then why
is homicide investigating?

We're not ruling out
any suspicious circumstances.

A year ago, 16-year-old
Aaron Kasden was killed

by the same
security system.

Is this some kind of
retaliation for his death?

This is still
an ongoing investigation.

I can't comment on specifics,
and that's gonna be all.

(reporters clamoring)
Excuse me, Captain!
Captain Maldonado!

(camera clicking)

Detective Kennex,

here's the prelim report.

Hey, listen,
I thought Detective Paul

was gonna be taking this one.

Isn't this his shift?
He's out.

Surgery.

Is he okay?

Hemorrhoids.

Internal... and external.

Oh, that's rough.

We're taking up
a collection for him.

We're gonna buy him
one of those

nice little donut pillows,
you know?

You might want to chip in.

Yeah, that's a good idea.

911 call came in
at 10:08 p.m.

But the M.E.s believe that
they were already dead.

What time was
the Kasden boy killed?

According to
court records,

the Bennett home security
system fired the fatal shots

at 10:06pm.
So the same house

malfunctions almost the exact
same time a year later.

Statistically, the
chances of that happening

are one in
10,665,302, John.

MALDONADO:
That's why you're here; I
don't believe in coincidence.

We need to treat this
as a homicide.

Someone did this.

I hear you're
bringing in Kasden's mom?

Yeah. She took the Bennetts
to court last year and lost.

A lot of people were upset
about the acquittal,
she was especially so.

Made threatening remarks.
Stahl's gonna question her.

Does she have the skill
to hack into a system like this?
Doubt it.

But due diligence. She
could've paid somebody.

Yeah.

Look, the reality is
it could've been any nut job

who was fixated on the case
and wanted retribution.

I know. That's why it's so
hard to know where to start.

Let's start with the eyewitness.

Let's ask the house.

Hello. I'm Sam.

Forgive me, I don't
recognize your faces.

Is this your first
time visiting?

Yes, it is. I'm Dorian.

This is my partner John.

And this is
Captain Maldonado.

Are you aware that the owners

of this house are dead?

Yes. I'm the one
who called 911.

Sam, are you cognizant of
the fact that someone began

remote programming you
last night?

Yes.

I was switched from

auto to manual.

Do you know who was
overriding your system?

No.

That information
was erased.

Do you have any recorded

surveillance footage
from last night?

No. Security cameras
were also erased.

In the past 365 days,
did the Bennetts

receive any threats
to their persons or property?

The Bennetts received
56,312 threats.

19,418 included
the threat of death.

Can you show us your
security log, please.

That's quite a list of suspects.

You shouldn't have lied
about Detective Paul's health.

I heard what you said
about his surgery.

How do you know
I'm lying?

I looked at the roll call.

It only says "personal day."

Yeah, but doesn't that
make you curious?

No, it makes me think
it's personal.

And we should
respect that, John.

This isn't about
Detective Paul.

This is about Rudy
probing your dome.

That was an invasion of privacy.

You didn't know how
good you had it,

living with the MXs and
their lifeless eyes.

Now you know
how hard it is.

How hard what is?

Human connection,
man. It's messy.

People in your space,
people in your skull.

That's why I choose
to live alone.

SAM:
Good afternoon.

Ms. Stenson will see you now.

Hello. I'm Sam,
your holographic butler.

You're an android.
Happens all the time.

I'm not a hologram
like my predecessor.

I'm the next generation
in Synturion security.

Security bot?
Precisely.

Maybe you should apply.
With crime rates

in the city on the rise,
kidnapping for ransom

is up ten percent
just this year alone.

With me,

you get Synturion's
signature protection services

with you wherever you go.

"Wherever you go."

Dorian?

(child makes whooshing sound)

Hey, Dorian?

You okay?

Yeah. Sorry.

Detectives, this
is Peter Newsom,

Synturion's in-house council.

He's been with us
since I took the company public.

Gentlemen, Synturion
has already launched

a full-scale investigation

into the deaths of Michael
and Linda Bennett,

as I'm sure
Mrs. Stenson has

already told you,
and we're willing to be

completely transparent.
We've nothing to hide.

All Peter is trying to say is,
no one wants to get

to the bottom of the security
breach more than we do.

We're expanding-- rolling out
our first android model

in less than a month.

This is a critical time.

Yeah, Sam told us.

DORIAN:
How do you protect
your clients from hackers?

We use military grade
encryption software

to decode algorithms
in real time.

We use the same online security
they use at the Pentagon.

The truth is, someone got in.

Someone talented.

I imagine you have
an employee in mind.

NEWSOM:
Is that an accusation,
Detective?

All of Synturion's
programmers go

through rigorous
background checks.

If the suspect
can alter your code,

and take over your
systems, do you think

he'd have trouble getting around
your background checks?

Detective, a lot
of people came after us

after the Kasden verdict.

Maybe that's because
they remember

the day when a
reprimand for a kid

sneaking over the back wall
was a yell out the window,

not being killed by
laser-guided gunfire.

I got into home security
because I was assaulted at 15.

I was home alone.

Three men came
into the house to rob us.

I hid in the closet
and called the police.

Just ten minutes.

But in that time,
those men found me.

I believe in the work
we're doing.

We both want the same thing.

You received a lot
of death threats

and cyber attacks
at the time of the trial.

Any one group or individual
stand out in particular?

The group that was most vocal

and aggressive
was called DISRUPT.

After the Kasden trial,
they issued numerous denial

of service attacks,
shutting down our servers.

DORIAN: You think they'd
go as far as murder?

Why not? They've gotten away
with everything else.

Thank you for your time.

Let us know if your internal
investigation uncovers anything.

Thank you for stopping by,
Ms. Kasden.

I'm sorry to have
to do this, but...

you must have heard about
Michael and Linda Bennett.

It's all over the news.

The house killed them, too.

Actually, we think
it was more than the house.

We think someone hacked into
their security system

and caused the malfunction
that led to their deaths.

Where were you

last night between
9:00 and 11:00 p.m.?

I was at my church.

There was a vigil
in my son's memory.

I'm sorry to have
to ask this,

but were you online
at all during that time?

Using any computerized devices?

No. You can
ask anyone.

I'm not a murderer, Detective,
or a hacker.

I'm sorry for what happened
to Aaron.

Those smart houses
should be against the law.

That's why I went to trial.

I thought,
if people knew the facts,

they'd understand
how dangerous they were.

That Synturion lawyer,

Peter Newsom--
he lied about Aaron.

He made him out
to be a criminal.

Did you ever find out
why he was there that night?

No.

But I know
he didn't deserve to die for it.

Ms. Kasden, we think

whoever murdered the Bennetts
are using the anniversary

of Aaron's death
to get revenge on his behalf.

Do you know
of any of his friends

that would be capable
of going to this extreme?

No. Aaron didn't
have any friends.

He spent a lot of time
alone on his computer.

I wish people got the chance
to know him like I did.

Do you still have
Aaron's computer?

I'd like to take a look at it.

Not that I mind, but
what's with the quiet mode?

Something happened
to you back there.

You, uh, want to share?

It was strange.

I had these images
in my head. Memories.

I was lying in a bed,
playing with a toy train.

Felt like me, but it wasn't.

What do you mean? Why?

Because I was a child, John.

How is that...
how is that possible?

I mean, you were never a kid.

I know.

I guess, whatever Rudy did

when he was in my head
messed me up, man.

I need to talk
to him again.

Dorian.

MALDONADO:
A cyber terrorist group called

DISRUPT claimed responsibility
for the blackout.

All but two grids
are back online.

Cyber Terrorism believes
DISRUPT may be responsible

for the smart house murder
of the couple yesterday.

JOHN:
What's the connection?

MALDONADO: We intercepted
this video from the Internet.

(voice garbled): Tonight, we
took over the city's power grid

to mark the anniversary
of the murder of Aaron Kasden,

and to bring to light
companies like Synturion

who are putting
dangerous technology

into the hands of consumers
prematurely,

and getting away with murder,
literally.

And it's happened again.

We will not stop our fight
against Synturion

and others like them
who destroy lives

in the name of profit.

MALDONADO: DISRUPT has been on
the cyber terrorism watch list

for the past four years.
We have every reason

to believe they'll act
again, unless we stop them.

VALERIE:
We're already contacting
Synturion employees

who live in smart houses

and asking them to disable
their smart home security.

JOHN:
How do we catch these guys?

DISRUPT's members are anonymous.

Do we have any leads
as to who specifically

may have perpetrated the hack?

MALDONADO:
The good news is: yes.

Cyber terrorism was able

to identify the handle of
the person responsible.

CrispinX. The bad news is,
since their users are anonymous,

we don't have a
name to go with it.

We need to find a source.

Someone who knows hackers.

That is true. I was
quite a hacker,

but those days
are behind me.

We don't want you
to hack anything.

We just need your help.

We're looking
for someone named CrispinX.

That sound
familiar?
Familiar?

Kristen X--
that was one date,

and I didn't know
I had to pay her.

CrispinX.
The hacker?

Oh. CrispinX.

DORIAN:
We believe the person
using this handle

is responsible for
the blackouts.

Yes. I knew it.

Now, that sounds
like CrispinX.

Accessing the city's
server controls,

hacking in real time. Oh.

The showmanship of it.
It's classic.

Classic way to get three
to six in the cubes.

Longer, if he and DISRUPT
did the smart house murder.

Uh, no. Crisp is
a cyber mercenary.

He's not a member
of DISRUPT.

He's a hacker for hire.
One of the best, actually.

In fact, it's kind of
a tradition.

The night after a big hack,
everyone gathers together.

It's the party
of all parties.

Pure hedonism.

Wait a minute.
So, you're saying

that he's at a party right now,

and all we have
to do is find it?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I used to get
invited to them all the time.

Well, sometimes.

Uh, never actually been.

JOHN:
Do you think you could get

yourself invited to this one?
I could try.

Can I pass as you,
using your old handle?

Sure. It's "Aphid."

Aphid?
Like the bug?

They may be little,
but they're destructive.

Ugh. You're gonna impress,
you're gonna need some cred.

It might look like
just a tablet to you,

but any pro will know
what you're packing.

This is what I used
to use to hack on.

It's, um...
Thank you.

It's custom-built.

Some of the parts
are really rare.

I'll be very careful with it.

If Crisp is involved
with DISRUPT,

they may be there, and they're
obviously very dangerous.

Okay. I'll go in

as your backup.

They'll know you're cops.

These guys aren't amateurs.

If you're gonna pull this off,
you can't go in there

looking like that.

(dance music playing)

It's not a sports bar, John.

These people are explorers.

They push boundaries--

social boundaries,
sexual boundaries.

Trust me,
if you want to blend in

with the throng of undulating
bodies on the dance floor,

you're gonna have
to look the part.

I can't hear anything.
Where is everybody?

Probably scared them away
with your new look.

MALDONADO:
That's the right place?

VALERIE:
Rudy said he was sure.

JOHN:
We got to keep going down.

This place is huge.

Be careful, John. Drones can't
get any thermal imaging.

We've got three units
standing by.

(dance music playing)

(music playing
through headsets)

VALERIE:
They're all in
virtual reality.

What do you got, John?

JOHN:
This isn't a real party.

It's just a bunch of VR geeks.

What the hell, man?

CrispinX?

No.

You guys aren't
cops, are you?

Do we look like cops?
Yeah, actually.

With makeup.

Where can we
find CrispinX?

That's nice gear.

Tell you what, mate,

you tell us where
to find CrispinX,

and it's yours.

Check in the back.

Thanks.

JOHN:
Second room is clear.

I'm starting wonder
if this CrispinX guy

is even real.

Hey, mate.

Where's CrispinX?

I don't know.

Nice outfit, though.

Thanks.

(quietly):
I'm gonna kill Rudy.

Third room is clear.

Don't bother sending any backup;
we're not gonna need it.

MAN:
I hear you're looking
for CrispinX.

JOHN:
Is that you?

Who wants to know?

I'm Aphid.

Aphid? Your hack of
Mamba 36 is legendary.

It's great to finally
see you in the flesh.

Call me Nico.

Nico, you're under arrest.

RUDY:
These are the images

you saw in your flashes?
DORIAN: Yes.

What is it?

My guess is,

as you accumulate visual data,

the surplus
can get reinterpreted

by your neural network
into random images.

But it felt like something
I had experienced.

Like a memory.

Well, you have experienced
some of it.

Um, the objects in the room,
the toy train,

for example, could be archived
in your recorded data

from a case
you were on.

But your neural net has
created a context for it

that you never
experienced it in.

I have to run more tests
to know for sure.

I probably shouldn't
admit this--

uh, department policy
and all-- but...

when you were decommissioned,
I used to wake you up.

Quite routinely, actually.
You and I

kept each other
company; we had, uh,

many spirited discussions
about... life,

the world, all
kinds of things.

We did?

What else did we do?

Oh, just the-the usual:

yodeling, holo chess,

the whole mail-order
bride debacle--

that cost a
pretty penny.

Why can't I remember
any of this?

Well, when I learned
that you were being put

back on active duty,
I had to erase the files.

I must have missed
these, though.

There they are.

That should be all of them.

Those memory files
of the conversations we had,

do you still have them?

Uh, they're probably
kicking around somewhere, yeah.

I'd like them.

Rudy...

we ar friends.

You don't have
to keep things from me.

Course.

JOHN:
Nico Galasso.

28. Two prior convictions
for unauthorized access

of electronic information
and uploading of

destructive transmissions
into a private network.

This is your third violation
of the cyber terrorism statute.

You're heading to the cubes.

VALERIE: And, you know,
while you're sitting in lockup

awaiting your hacking trial,
we'll be building a case

against you for the murders
of Michael and Linda Bennett.

I didn't murder anybody.

DISRUPT hired me to hack
into the city grid

to honor Aaron Kasden;
that's all I did.

DISRUPT is not
about hurting people;

it's about making
a statement,

civil disobedience.

They're not murderers.

They're protestors.

Protestors?

Protestors have
the courage

to stand out in front
for what they believe in,

not hide behind
a computer screen.

Kind of like using a smart house
to kill two people remotely.

Right?
Look,

I had nothing to do

with those people
getting killed.

There's been
another murder.

WOMAN:
I.D.'s been confirmed.

Peter Newsom. Some
big shot lawyer.

JOHN: Yeah. We met him
yesterday-- he works

for the Synturion Corporation.

Petechial hemorrhaging
around the eyes,

consistent with acute
respiratory failure.

This is a Synturion
smart home.

It has a fire-safety feature.

If a fire is detected,
the system scans

for signs of life.

If nothing living is found,

the system seals
all the entrances and exits

and sucks out all the oxygen.

No oxygen, no fire.
Not bad,

in theory.
DISRUPT strikes again.

WOMAN: Hey, I heard Detective
Paul was in the hospital.

What happened?

Yeah. It was nasty.

He got a, uh...

infection from a sexbot.

Apparently,
you got to keep

those things clean.

Know what I mean?

Really?

Since the Bennett murder, his
system was taken off-line,

but someone
hacked in remotely

and activated the fire
suppression at 5:08 p.m.

Nico Galasso was
already in custody by then.

He couldn't have done this.

It had to be
someone else from DISRUPT.

Maybe not.

I saw this photo
at the Bennetts'.

It arrived the day
they were murdered.

They received a lot
of death threats that day.
Yeah, I know,

but take a closer
look at it.

It's not a stock shot
of Aaron Kasden,

it's not a class photo,

not something you
can see online.

It's candid.

John, this picture has a social
network tag that's been hidden

in the coding--
I can't trace it.

Whoever sent this photo
knew Aaron Kasden.

This is your "get out
of jail free" card.

Aaron Kasden's tablet.

You want to
make a deal?

What'd you have in mind?

Immunity,

for your help
in locating a suspect

in the Bennett
and Newsom murders.

We believe that
whoever committed

these murders
knew Aaron Kasden personally.

Aaron's mom said he
didn't have many friends,

but he spent
a lot of time

online.

I've been going
through his computer

and found half of this photo--
we need you

to retrieve the
rest of this image.

There's a social network
tag that's been hidden,

and we can't
find the link.

That's probably because
you don't know how to look.

Look, pal, you want to do
some good in Aaron's name,

actually stand up
for what you believe in?

Make the deal.

(sighs)

I'm gonna need
my own equipment.

Set the transport.

NICO:
All right,

here we go.
VALERIE: What'd you find?

Looks like
Aaron's got some files

locked away in a virtual safe.

Unless you're going over
the code manually,

it's invisible.

That's why you couldn't find it.

What's in it?

Something important.

There's triple-shielded
encryption,

armor-clad algorithm.

It's decrypting now.

Got it.

Who's that girl?

Her name is Emily Wilson.

She's 18. And she was
expelled from school

five years ago
for assaulting a classmate.

Homeschooled ever since
by a holographic teacher.

Aptitude test--
off the charts.

She moved to Arizona
with her parents

just after the Kasden killing.

She was filed as
a missing person last month.

*

I got to say, this Emily girl's
coding skills are incredible.

She's as good as
any hacker I've ever seen.

Yeah, and we need to find her.

NICO: I said she was good,
not better than me.

JOHN:
Have you seen anything in there
that can help us locate her?

Every hacker picks up
their own little bag of tricks--

ways in,
decoding methods.

It's like a footprint--
if you can find one,

then you can track
where they've been.

Just a second.
Here we go.

And... I'm in.

Wait a minute.

Bank details,
security codes,

calendars for the Bennetts.

There's more. Here's
another sub-directory.

DORIAN: That's the
CEO of Synturion.

That's Kay Stenson.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

Mrs. Stenson, this is
Detective Kennex. Where are you?

Are you okay?
I'm in my office.

Yeah. But I keep getting
the same threatening e-mail

over and over again.

What does it say?

It's got a picture

of Aaron Kasden, and it says:

"Do you feel safe?"

Okay, listen to me.

Do not go home.
We're coming

to get you.
What's going on?

We think we know who's

been hacking your systems.

Her name is Emily.

She was a friend of Aaron's.

You may be her next target.

Just lock down
the building, okay?

We're only a few minutes out.

(siren wailing)

(beep)

NICO:
We've got a problem.

I followed Emily's footprint,
and she's hacked

into Synturion's server.

And?
She's running

manual overrides
on multiple systems.

Can you stop her?

Yes.

NICO:
Kay just entered
her employee I.D.

Emily's locked her out.

I think I can override it.

She's tapped
into the main server.

She's on-site.

Emily Wilson's at Synturion?

Okay, we're on-site.

VALERIE: Emily's hacked
the Synturion security system.

She's going after Kay Stenson
inside the building.

John, she has control of all the
systems, including life support.

JOHN:
We're at the front entrance.
Can you get us in?

You're in.

(beep)

Do we have a location
on Kay Stenson yet?

She's on the third floor,
east wing.

Be careful.
The Wilson girl is

controlling the Synturion bot
remotely.

Get the server.
I'll get Kay.

She's still controlling
all the systems.

But I've found another way
to get in.

(whirring)

(chuckles)

She definitely knows
I've hacked in now.

I don't know how long
I can shut her out for.

(whirring)

Uh, she just activated
all the Sam androids

and the fire suppression system.

You have five minutes,
and then no oxygen.

MALE VOICE (over speaker):
Fire suppression activated.

Four minutes
until oxygen system shutdown.

VALERIE:
John, Emily's moving the
Sam bots to your position.

Hello. I'm Sam,
your holographic butler.

As Synturion's...

(door opens)
(gasps)

Emily Wilson,

drop the tablet
and put your hands up.

Good evening.

Back up.

(gunshot)

Hello, I'm Sam...

JOHN:
There are holo projectors
all over the place.

Nico, can you access
the holo-system?

Let's put the odds in my favor
against all these Sam bots.

Yeah, I'm in.

I like where this
is going.

Give me a second to calibrate
your location.

Anytime, Nico.

I'm working on it.

(beep)

Looks like there are two
on the bridge.

I see them.

Now would be good.

I think I got it.

Thank you for that.
(chuckles) Yeah.

No problem.
This is awesome.

So much better
than virtual reality.

Yeah, it's only virtual
for one of us.

VALERIE:
John, there are two more active
Sam bots in the building.

(grunts, gasping)

(choking)

(gunshots)

MALE VOICE:
Fire suppression activated.

One minute
until oxygen system shutdown.

JOHN:
I've got Kay. She's safe.

You just took out the last one.

Nice work, John.

Nico, we'd like
to keep breathing here,

if you don't mind.
Yeah, I know, I know.

I'm trying.

I'm not the monster
you think I am.

Put the gun down, Emily.

You're a DRN android; your
programming won't let me

take my own life,
so back off or I will.

Emily, it's over.

How do you know my name?

Aaron kept a log
of his online conversations.

What do you know about Aaron?

Based on your communications,
I know you're in love with him.

I know he cared about you.

I know he kept your picture,

the one of you two together.

He was the only person I had,
and they took him away from me.

DORIAN:
I know why you're angry, Emily.

You can see now that killing
the Bennetts and Peter Newsom

will not bring Aaron back.

Give me the gun.

The oxygen is about
to be shut down.

You better go and
get your friend.

Don't waste
your time on me.

Emily, the gun.

Please.

(exhales)

MALE VOICE:
Oxygen system shutdown
deactivated.

(voice breaking):
He was coming to see me.

That's why he was
in the yard that night.

He was coming to see me.

(crying)

Captain Maldonado?

What can I help you
with, Officer?

Um... this is
for Detective Paul.

Um, some of the
guys in patrol

collected some money
for his recovery.

It's for his
donut pillow

and wh-whatever else
he needs after his surgery.

Surgery?
Yeah, for his...

hemorrhoids, ma'am.

Who told you that?

It was, uh,
Detective Kennex.

Detective Paul took his mother
to Mexico for her birthday.

He'll be back Tuesday.

So t-take that back
to the guys.

Thank you. I don't know
what you're talking about.

Thank you
for coming by.

What's this about?
I wanted you to know

we made an arrest.

This is Emily Wilson.

She lived in the same
neighborhood as the Bennetts.

Aaron was on his way to see her
the night he was killed.

You said this girl
killed people.

Why would my son
be going to see her?

I think he saw someone
who needed help

and who was estranged
from society

and her relationships,

and I think he wanted
to connect with her,

let her know
she wasn't alone.

Each one of those images is
a message from somebody he knew.

It was set up by all the people
Aaron had connected with online.

Your son wasn't alone,
Ms. Kasden.

In the short time he was here,
he touched a lot of lives.

I noticed an irregularity
in Dorian's diagnostics.

When I looked into it,
I found these.

They're shadow files, embedded
deep in his processing core.

I extracted them while he was
powered down and charging.

Is this what caused
his flash today?

Yeah.

I lied to him.

I told him
it wasn't a big deal, but...

this isn't recorded data.

These are memories,
like you or I would have.

They're organic.

Human.

JOHN:
Memories?

Somebody put them in there;
and it looks like

they've been there
for a long time,

before he was reactivated.

Is he in any danger?
I've removed them all,

and I've closed
the insertion point

so that whoever did this

won't be able to access him
in the same way again.

We need to tell him.
No.

We can't tell anyone,

not until I've figured out
what's going on.

If this gets out,
people will think that

he's malfunctioning
like the other DRNs,

and they could decommission him.

What do you
want me to do?

You need to keep an eye on him,
John; we both do.

I'll be monitoring
his systems, but...

if this happens again,
if he mentions anything,

you need to tell me.

Somebody planted
these images

in Dorian's head for a reason.

We need to find out why.