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- Previously on Cross...
- Voilà.

None of it matters

without the book.

This is not a scrapbook,
this is his bible.

No one

is gonna forget you now.

Drop it.

I wanted it to be you, Alex.

Someone from my past
is out to get me.

In my
professional opinion,

she cannot be fixed.

- What's this?
- That name you gave us,

Peter Lenox.

Go live
your life, okay?

Mine's already over.

This guy, he's full
of guilt. He blames himself

for what happened to Deirdre.

Years of focus,
years of planning.

A guy like that is
never gonna give up.

Oh, come on. Whoa!

Alex, what are you
still doing in bed?

Don't you want to go
play with Sampson?

He's outside waiting.

I don't feel like it, Nana Mama.

♪ And those tears will dry ♪

♪ You know you want
what you can't have...

I get it.

You know, back when I was growing
up, I was terrified of thunderstorms.

Scared the living
daylights out of me.

I would hide in my bed just
like you until the storm passed.

But it hasn't been
raining out today.

No, but you've been through
some real bad storms lately.

Losing your mama?
And now your daddy?

It's too much for a child.

But the thing about storms
is, they don't last forever.

And God already gave
you your share, honey.

So from now on, it's only
gonna be sunny skies ahead.

Guaranteed.

And when the sun is shining?

Oh, that means it's time
to go outside again.

But what if something
bad happens to you, too?

I'm not going anywhere, Alex.

Promise?

Promise.

♪ We don't steal what
others have learned...

Got you, Nana.

It's gonna be okay,
Nana. It's gonna be okay.

I got you.

I'm gonna get him.

I'm gonna find who did this.

Don't worry, Nana,
I'm gonna get him.

Run a FAST. Get her
into Bay Three now.

Nana, I'm right
here, right here.

Whoa. Only staff
past these doors.

♪ Ooh ♪

- ♪ Ooh ♪
- ♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

Daddy!

Hey. Hey.

Where's Nana Mama? Is she okay?

Doctors say she's stable
for now, but still critical,

so they got to keep an eye on
her to make sure she's okay.

Can we see her?

Not yet, baby girl. They
need to run some tests.

- I want to see Nana Mama.
- Hey, kids.

See that vending
machine over there?

How about we go find
ourselves some treats?

And see if they have
anything Nana would like.

Elle, I-I appreciate
you coming. When I...

She's gonna be okay.

Peter did this.

The man who's been stalking me.

Now, I got backup coming,
but Damon and Jannie,

they can't go back to the house.

I got to get them
somewhere safe.

I need to be out
looking for him.

They can come home with me.

I-I appreciate that, Elle,
but I don't know where's safe.

This man knows
everything about me.

Listen, I-I don't mean
to intrude, but...

my family has a cabin
out on Goose Creek.

And, uh, if you all need
somewhere safe to stay,

I could take you up there.

It's nothing fancy, but
it is out of the way.

And, uh, it's the last place that
anyone would think of looking for y'all.

Miss Nancy, I hate to suck you into
this, but that would be a lifesaver.

O-Okay, well, it's not you
asking, it's me offering, so...

I'll go.

I could use the time away.

Besides, those kids need as many
friendly faces around them as possible.

We got Nana
Mama's favorite.

Red Vines.

Last pack, too. That's
good luck, right?

It's got to be.

It'll do you kids
good to get out of the city.

Get a little fresh
air, see some nature.

- How far away is it?
- Hey.

Goose Creek is out there.

Way out.

I'll bet if you get up early, you could
see families of deer in the forest.

Cool. What's the homework
policy while we're out there?

Mm,

homework policy is
do it, Miss Thing.

Yeah.

I'll have your teachers
email your assignments.

Oh, actually, um,

I don't have Wi-Fi,

and cell service
is pretty spotty.

I keep it old-school.

No Internet?

No Internet, but you
can call somebody.

Here's the number
for the landline.

Thank you. I know

none of this is what
you signed up for...

Oh, stop. No, with, with
my own kids grown and gone,

you guys and Regina, you've
become quite the blessing,

so I'm, I'm just happy to help.

That's very kind
of you, Miss Nancy.

Before you go, there's
something I want to show you.

Is that him?

The man who's been
doing all this to us?

If you see this man, I
want you to run, okay?

- And get help.
- I thought he'd have a scar

on his face or an
eyepatch or something.

Hey. Hey.

Everything's gonna be okay.

All right? I promise.

I promise.

Detective Cross.

I'm Kat, Peter
Lenox's case manager.

Thank you for seeing me
on such short notice.

What do you have? Do you
have anything for me?

I haven't had valid contact info
for him in nine years, so...

Yeah, that-that figures.

Uh, what about family? I-I'll
take anything. This is urgent.

Uh, based on his records,

all his known relatives are
either dead or incarcerated.

What is this about?
Is Peter in trouble?

He's terrorizing a family.

My family.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

Okay, this wouldn't
be in his file

and it-it's probably
not helpful, but, uh...

I remember Peter
had a "street mom."

Lady who'd come in with him sometimes,
help him with the paperwork.

Not a relative?

Peter called her his
"fairy godmother."

Sweet lady. And, uh, there
was someone else, too.

White girl with dark
hair. What was her name?

It was like Dee Dee?
Something like that?

- Deirdre.
- Deirdre, yeah.

She's in jail, though.

- Street mom.
- Mm-hmm.

- How can I find her?
- I couldn't tell you that.

She never applied for benefits
herself, so she's not in the system.

Not even a name. I'm so sorry.

Yeah, well, just thank you,
thank you for your time.

Look, if you think of anything else at
all, just anything, you-you let me know.

Yeah.

It's so
beautiful out here.

So calm, so quiet.

Yeah.

It was my little
girl's favorite place.

Been in my family for years.

- Hmm.
- No matter how bad things got,

this place was always a refuge.

I sleep like a baby out here.

Mm-mm. I'm used to the city.

I mean,

the country quiet, I
can't sleep a wink.

Oh, girl, my son, too.

Look in the medicine cabinet,
you will find what you need.

And then you can sleep like a baby, too.

Do you have a dog?

Oh, my kids did.

Yeah.

Passed away a while back.

Kept the leash, though.

I guess some things are
just hard to let go of.

What's this for?

Baby, do not touch that.

Mosquitoes.

You can take out a whole swarm
with just one pull of that trigger,

which is why it is
not safe for children.

Mm-hmm.

We might need it to
protect ourselves.

Damon, you don't
got to worry about that.

Nobody bad gonna
find us out here.

Why does
that man hate us?

- I don't know, baby.
- I guess...

sometimes some people
hurt so bad inside,

they just want everybody
else to hurt, too.

Aw. Okay, enough of that.

Who wants hot chocolate?

Yes! Yes, yes, yes.

- I think that's exactly...
- Hey.

- Hey.
- Heard y'all helping Cross

track down Peter Lenox.

- Yeah, everybody is.
- Any luck?

Not yet. It's just
a matter of time.

Oh, that's good.

What about the kids?

- They all right?
- Yeah.

He sent 'em off to stay with a family
friend until we get Peter locked up.

We're all just hoping
Nana Mama pulls through.

Yeah. Yeah, me, too.

I just got back from
the hospital, so...

It's not good, but
she's a fighter, so...

Look, if y'all need any
help, just let me know.

Should we tell
Cross to call you?

No. If he wants to, he will.

- Oh. Thanks, Tana.
- You're welcome.

Hey, Alex, what's up
with you and Two John?

What do you mean?
Did he say something?

He was in here earlier, I asked
where you were, he didn't know.

And that's the first time he's ever
not known, as far as when I ask.

I thought of the worst
thing I could say to John,

and I said it.

And then you apologized?

Yeah, I don't think sorry's
gonna change anything.

You might be right. I just...

If it was me, I would find out.

Hello?

Miss Nancy. It's Alex.

I was just checking to make sure you
guys are all settled in all right.

Oh, yeah. Snug as bugs in a rug.

Um, but I'm really
glad you called,

because Elle and the kids were
starting to get a bit worried.

Um, were you able to
track down that man?

No, not yet. Hey, can I
speak to Elle for a sec?

Sure. Elle.

Thank you.

You just interrupted a very
competitive game of Life.

These kids of yours, they
gonna run the world one day.

Yeah, that sounds like
my Damon and Jannie.

Hey, um, any updates
on Nana Mama?

Yeah, she's, uh, she's stable, but
there's some internal bleeding.

And they can't fix her until
they get that under control.

She's gonna make it, Alex.

I know it.

If that's Daddy, I need to speak
to him right this minute, please.

Hold on.

Daddy, the cabin is so cool.

There's a fireplace
and bunk beds,

and it's okay if me and
Damon both want the top bunk

- because Elle said we could take turns.
- Yeah?

And Auntie Nancy gave us
chores and said she'll pay us.

Oh, it's "Auntie" now, huh?

Yeah. It was Damon's idea,

but Miss Nancy said she would
like it if we called her that.

She says what makes
you family isn't blood.

It's how much you
love each other.

So people like her and Uncle
John are family, too, right?

That's right, kiddo. You don't
have to be blood to be family.

Blood doesn't
make you family.

Blood doesn't make you family.

Blood doesn't make you family.

Daddy? You still there?

Yeah, yeah. Yeah,
I'm here. Uh...

Hey, you kiss
Damon for me, okay?

I am not kissing Damon, but
I'll tell him you said hi.

Love you.

Love you, too, baby.

Alex. Cross.

Hey, I don't have time
for anything right now.

You don't know
what this is about.

Ramsey sent me his book.

- What are you gonna do with it?
- I don't know.

I mean, I-I have a
million things in my mind.

Tania, I don't have time to
help you right now. I don't.

Shit.

Something's really
going on. What is it?

If you want to hold onto that for a
couple days, we can talk about it.

Otherwise, please
don't make him a star.

You lost your mother.

How did it feel to
lose a family member?

Blood
doesn't make you family.

What makes you family is
how much people love you.

What makes you family is
how much people love you.

What makes you family is
how much people love you.

You'll never find me.

One Mississippi,
two Mississippi,

three Mississippi,
four Mississippi,

five Mississippi,
six Mississippi,

seven Mississippi...

The woman who helped Peter
with his housing application,

would you remember her
face if you saw it again?

Yeah, I think so.

I'm sending you a link.

- Did you get it?
- Internet comes and goes around here.

Got it.

Is that the woman you saw?

Ah. Y-Yeah, that's her.

Uh, she's aged a little bit,

but that is definitely
Peter Lenox's street mom.

This is crazy.

How did you figure that out?

What you doing?

Miss Nancy. We were playing.

Hide and seek.

I thought this would be
a good space to hide.

Not good enough to stop
me from finding you.

All right, come on
up, wash your hands.

It's almost time for dinner.

Mmm.

Damon, baby, you okay?

Mm-hmm.

You kids are under
a lot of stress.

I hope this ends soon.

Oh. Knowing Alex,
I'm sure it will.

And in the meantime...

there's nothing to worry about.

We're all alone out here.

Mm.

- Excuse me.
- Mm-hmm.

Hello?

Hey, Miss Nancy,
um, I'm sorry to bother you again,

but, uh, can I talk
to Elle for a sec?

Um, Elle is just
bundling up the kids,

because we're gonna go
out back to make s'mores.

Let me give her a message.

No, uh, you know what,
it'll only take a minute,

but I-I really need
to talk to Elle.

It's kind of important.

Oh, is something wrong?

No, uh...

No, no, it's, um, Jannie, she-she has
a little condition, and I just realized

I forgot to send up
the medicine, so...

But now-now there's
a way to manage it

without the medicine, and-and I need
to walk Elle through the regimen.

All that time that I spent at the house,
I never saw Jannie take any medicine.

And Regina certainly
didn't mention anything.

I'm surprised that it never came
up, but it is a thing, so...

can I please talk to Elle?

Is it a thing, Alex?

Hmm?

Or do you know?

I'm sorry?

Do you know who I am?

Do you know what this is?

Do not hurt my children.
Do you hear me?

Aw.

I love that "I'm in
charge" tone you got.

But I don't think that's your
reality right now, is it?

Look, if you touch one
hair on their heads,

- I swear...
- Jannie? Jannie.

Honey. Come here for a minute.

Hey.

You know what? Um, I just
remembered there's a special place

that I wanted to show you.

It was my little
girl's favorite.

I think you're really
gonna like it, too.

- What is it?
- No, it's a surprise.

Oh, my God.

She's his mother?

What are we gonna do?

Well, how about

we take a walk in the
forest, just you and me?

- No.
- That sounds like fun.

- Mm-hmm.
- Can we do it after the s'mores?

Absolutely, we can do
it after the s'mores.

Okay, go back.
Finish your dinner.

- What's wrong?
- Nothing.

Can you just go get
more butter, please?

Yes. Thank you. Thank you, baby.

O... kay.

- Should we tell her?
- No.

No. And I can't have you
acting any different, Damon.

I need you to do
something for me.

Can you get Miss Nancy's keys?

Good.

I will handle everything else.

Please. Please, please,

please don't hurt my children.

Now, that's a much more
appropriate tone, Alex.

I know that everybody thinks that
you're the world's best detective,

but to me you're just
another little fuckboy.

Why-why-why are you doing this?

You're such an expert,

you tell me.

- What do you want?
- Thank you, sweetheart.

I want you to come here.

You will be unarmed,
you will bring no one,

you will tell no one.

And if you violate any
of these conditions,

I swear to you, you will never
see your children alive again.

I'm gonna put a clock on you.

Let's say, uh, four hours.

Give you a little bit of extra
time in case you hit traffic.

And I hope that your
shiny new Mustang

can get you here in time.

Drive safe now.

Okay. Where were we?

- You were missing this.
- Oh...

How is it?

- Delicious.
- Mm-hmm.

Look here, motherfucker.

You...

you were right.

You were right the whole time.

I've-I've been out
of line lately.

No, not just lately.

Ever since Maria died.

And I was pissed at you
for pointing it out.

I was even more mad when
you tried to help me.

I took our friendship, our-our
brotherhood for granted.

Said some shit I
can't come back from.

And now, now, John,

I-I'm not even here
for the right reasons.

I should have come here
and looked you in your eye

like a man and said I'm sorry
and I love you, brother.

But I-I-I couldn't swallow my
pride. And now my family...

our... our family
is in danger...

Sugar, stop.

You had me at motherfucker.

No. No, Elle. No, I'm serious.

I-I do not date.

I-I have acquaintances.

You know, I get acquainted.

And then I get on up out of there.

Date.

- So you never saw yourself settling down?
- Mm-mm.

No.

I didn't see it for you, though.

Oh, Regina told me Alex pulled some
dumb shit, and you weren't having it,

but let me tell you something.

I have seen the way he looks at you, and
I've heard the way he talks about you.

It's real. It's
worth fighting for.

Hmm.

Maybe one day you'll add some babies
of your own to the Cross family, huh?

Oh, we're there now?

Then, Miss Nancy,

I'm gonna have to ask you for
something stronger than this tea.

Girl, I was wondering when
you were gonna join the party.

'Cause this whiskey here,
this is hitting the spot.

It's what we do at the cabin.

We drink, we eat,
we try to keep warm.

Mm.

Here you go.

Thank you.

- Ah...
- Whew.

To you and Alex working it out.

Cheers.

Mmm.

I can't believe it was
her the whole time.

Man, that woman's crazy.

You realize how long she
must have been planning this?

Just to get in the house she had
to volunteer for Early Mozart,

go to school, single Damon
out, convince Damon to...

Damn, man. And think about
all the times she was sitting

right next to you.

I mean, why not just do it then?

I don't know, John.
I'm afraid to find out.

Jannie? Jannie, baby. Jannie.

Hi. Come here, come here.

- What's happening?
- It's time to go, baby, come on.

Come on. Watch your head.

Here we go. Let's go,
let's go, let's go.

I don't sleep.

This isn't about you.

They're not your kids.

Get out of my way.

Run!

Just go!

Get in the back.

In the back, in the back.
Watch your head. Watch it.

Damon, keys.

No, no, no.

No, no. Run.

Run! Run!

We're about a mile out.

How long do you need?

Once you get there,

just give me ten
minutes... and duck.

See you on the other side.

Uh-uh.

- Show me.
- I'm not armed.

Where are they?

You want to see
your kids or not?

Alex.

They're fine...

for now.

Put 'em on.

Sit down.

Nuh-uh.

Chair by the window.

I tried to get them out.

I'm sorry I got you into this.

You asking
the wrong questions, Alex.

This is about you,
not those kids.

Then why are they here?

Damon and Jannie
didn't do anything...

Deirdre didn't do anything.

But you said she was crazy.

You said she couldn't be fixed.

By the time I met
her, she was broken.

But I should never have said that
she couldn't be fixed. I'm sorry.

I am, Miss Nancy.

Wouldn't that be nice if
"sorry" was all I wanted?

Was there something else? Huh?

Hmm? Just go ahead,
t-tell-tell me what it is.

Why you keep looking at your
watch? You got somewhere to be?

He brought backup.

Oh.

Just like
you said he would.

Your buddy's dead, Cross.

Bleeding out on the
forest floor like a stag.

No.

Maybe go back later...

collect the antlers.

No.

No.

Alex!

I've wanted to do this
for so fucking long.

Peter, stop.

That's not the plan anymore.

Give me that.

Take this.

And get him back in the chair.

So, Alex,

you've lost your wife,

lost your best friend.

Grandma's barely alive.

Mm-mm. You still
don't hurt like I do.

You still don't know what
it's like to lose a child.

What?

Oh, my God. Please,
Miss Nancy, please...

Shut the fuck up.

Bring the kids.

Good news is...

we only gonna take one.

And you get to choose.

So, which one will
it be, Jannie...

No, no.

Or Damon?

No, please.

No, N-Nancy, I
can't answer that.

You-you want revenge,
kill me. Kill me!

I'm not dead.

I'm in agony.

Every minute of every
hour of every day.

I need you to feel that.

So pick one,

I'll have Peter shoot that one.

- No, please.
- What?

It'll be
over in an instant.

But you see, if
you don't choose,

I will take them outside

and you get to
watch them both die

a slow, painful death.

The kids haven't done anything.

He has to choose.

Why?

He has to choose.

Eye for an eye,

she'd just kill one of them.

That's not justice for
her. She needs more.

It's the choice.

The choice. Making me
choose one of my own.

But why is that important?

Unless...

Right now Peter's just
a person of interest,

but we would like
to speak with him.

If you do see him, let me know.

I sure will. Thank you.

- Hey, what'd they say?
- They're looking for Peter.

My God, they're going
to put him in prison.

He did it, right? So...

I know, I know. Oh, God.

With his record,

they gonna bury that boy.

Maybe even death sentence.

Oh, God. Oh, God.

But maybe there's a way
that we can help him.

That you can help him.

How?

What if there was a
different suspect?

What if... what if
someone else confessed?

A young white girl,

no criminal record,

who, uh, made a mistake and,

and, uh, and got scared,

and things got out of control.

Jury would never go hard
on someone like that.

She might even be out in a year.

Maybe even less.

Okay.

Yeah, I'll do it.

He's my brother, I-I have to.

Oh, God. Thank you.

What makes you family is
how much people love you.

Peter, she never told you.

Your mother's the reason
Deirdre went to prison.

- It's a lie. It's a lie.
- What's he talking about?

I read the letters
between you and Deirdre.

I saw you racked with guilt,
knowing she went to prison...

- Don't listen to him.
- For something you'd done.

- Don't listen to him.
- Begging her to change her confession,

thinking it was
your fault she died,

but it wasn't Deirdre's
idea to confess, was it?

Shut the fuck up!

Mom.

Did you?

I-I didn't have a choice.

They were gonna put
you away forever.

It wasn't your decision to make.

I had
to protect you.

That is what mothers do.

Deirdre wouldn't want this.

She wouldn't want
these kids here.

Come here.

N-No! Don't...

Don't let him get in your head.

Nothing's changed.

No. No, no, no!

It should be me.

It should've been me in prison.

It should be me in the ground.

No. Nobody should
be in the ground.

My plan would have worked,

but he said, he said
that she was broken.

He broke her.

She was broken by
the time I met her.

Going to prison snapped her.

You did that.

Why, Mommy?

I'd rather be in jail than
know she died because of me.

Don't let him break
you like he broke her.

No, no, no, son. Look at me.

I'm your mother.

I'm the one who loves you.

I'm the one who saved you.

I need you to help
me finish this.

But Deirdre wouldn't want
us to hurt these kids.

No, Deirdre isn't here to
tell us what she wants.

Do you want to know why?

Because he destroyed her.

She was hanging in
that prison cell.

He might as well have put that
noose around her neck himself.

He destroyed our family,

and now we are
gonna destroy his.

- ♪ X gon' give it to ya ♪
- ♪ What? ♪

♪ Waitin' for you to
get it on your own ♪

♪ X gon' deliver to ya ♪

♪ Knock knock, open up
the door, it's real ♪

♪ With the nonstop pop-pop
of stainless steel ♪

♪ Go hard, gettin' busy with it ♪

♪ But I got such a good heart ♪

♪ That I'll make the motherfucker
wonder if he did it ♪

♪ Damn right, and
I'll do it again ♪

♪ 'Cause I am right
so I gots to win ♪

- ♪ Break bread with the enemy ♪
- ♪ What? ♪

Get the kids.

♪ I'll break who
you sendin' me ♪

- ♪ Yeah ♪
- ♪ You mothers never wanted nothing ♪

♪ But your life saved, come
on, and that's on a light day ♪

Out this way.

♪ Down, down like
a... said freeze ♪

♪ But won't be the one
endin' up on his knees ♪

♪ Whoo, please ♪

♪ If the only thing
you cats did ♪

♪ Was came out to play,
stay out my way, mother ♪

♪ First we gonna rock ♪

♪ Then we gonna roll ♪

- ♪ Then we let it pop, go, let it go ♪
- ♪ What? ♪

♪ X gon' give it to ya,
he gon' give it to ya ♪

You good, John?

Never better.

Don't hurt my baby.
It's not his fault.

Oh, he got to pay.

And so do you.

I can't go now.

My babies need me.

You don't have a choice.

Those were Maria's
last words, Alex.

Or, at least, that's
what I was told.

You're gonna pay for this.

I'll pay in hell.

No! Mama!

Sugar,
let's go! Come on!

No! Mama!

Sugar, let's go!

You all right?

Locked and loaded.

Come here.

Put this on the table for me, Damon.

- Who wants donuts?
- Mmm.

Breakfast is ready.

I'm about to use all this
whipped cream on these waffles.

Boy, if you don't
give me some of that...

Actually...

Ah. Ah.

Ah. Ah.

Oh, you gonna go ahead and...

Oh, yeah,
I am, actually.

- Thank you.
- Go ahead, put some of that

on your eggs.

No.

There he is.

What took you so long?

Can I get you anything?

We're fresh out of
Pappy Van Winkle,

but DC tap water goes
down pretty smooth.

That's very kind of you, Alex,
but, no, thanks, I'm good.

Guys, come on.

You deserve better than this.

Is that your way of telling
me you're not afraid of me?

Would you like to pick a
place to start, or should I?

You requested me. Why?

I can't think of a better way to
put a button on the Fanboy legacy...

I guess I did end up embracing
that name after all...

than to confess to the
legendary Alex Cross.

What legacy?

That's funny.

One thing you can't do,
Alex, is rewrite history.

Eleven kills puts
me in the pantheon.

Now, do you want to
pick a place to start,

or should I?

Eleven? No.

You're being charged
with one murder.

Emir Goodspeed.

And one kidnapping.
Shannon Witmer.

I'm confessing to all of it.

All 11,

with all the dirty details.

Oh, oh. Hold on.

Hold on, I... I see
what's going on here.

You know you're going away for
a long time, maybe forever,

and you figure,

"Hey, it won't hurt to get
famous on the way." Right?

And you can't take it, can
you? You're so used to winning.

You can't bear to be my
secretary and take my dictation

while I write myself
into the history books.

What... history book...

Are-are you confessing to
the Emir Goodspeed murder?

I don't know what game
you're trying to play, Alex,

but not taking my confession will
not stop the truth from coming out.

Or have you forgotten
about my book?

What book?

You mean Bobby Trey's book?

No, no, no, no, no, no.

You know that book is mine.

Never saw you with it.

I only saw Bobby with
it, and in about an hour,

I'm going to walk into
a press conference

and announce that
Bobby Trey Abellard

is the Fanboy.

Bullshit!

I'm confessing to all 11 kills,

all of which I have documented
in painstaking detail,

every transformation,
in my book.

Can you describe the book to me?

Fuck you.

Hmm.

Hey, you're a fan of
live streams, right?

That's your thing?

Check this out.

Hey, John.

Hey.

Can we get a look at
that bookity-book?

What is this?

Got it right here.

Does it look like this?

Two John.

Yeah.

Do it.

All right, then.

Ooh, that's hot.

Now, where should I
start? Let me see...

- Oh, this one's definitely got to go.
- No.

No!

No, no, no!

No! You can't do that!

You have to keep
that, that's evidence!

No! It's evidence!

Those kills are mine!

Paul David Harris, mine!

Patricia Bennett, mine!

Charles Anderson, mine!

Donald Clark, mine!

That motherfucker is
turnt all the way up.

It's like he actually

believes what he's saying.

But we all
know he's just crazy.

I will be remembered!
I will be remembered!

I will be... I
will be remembered!

I will be remembered.

I will be remembered.

You on surveillance detail?

I'm looking for mermaids
with my granddaughter.

I cured her of Santa Claus,

but she truly believes Ariel's
gonna pop her head up any minute.

How's the family? Regina?

She's recovering.

We all are.

I wanted to give you a
heads-up about your hearing.

You'll be cleared.

- How?
- Victim took a settlement.

Dropped all charges.

So you can put that
video behind you

and move on.

Well, if that is your "good news"
face, Alex, it needs some work.

Getting cleared doesn't
erase what I did.

Nobody wants to see
you lose your badge.

You're the cop who took down
DC's most prolific serial killer.

One day you'll thank me.

Consider it my last
good deed as chief.

So you are running for mayor.

And me not facing a disciplinary
panel probably helps.

Well, sure, it helps me,
and you get a do-over.

But you earned it.

That's not the world
I want to live in.

But you do. That's the reality,

whether you're on
the job or not.

And if you're not, how are you
ever going to change things?

You're a hero, Alex.

But only you get to
decide what that means.

Look, I don't know
if they told you,

but this is a spit-free zone.

As a matter of fact, I got a
whole circumference around me

that needs to stay
saliva-free at all times.

I got a call to come get
Emir's personal effects.

Oh.

Evidence is downstairs.

I know.

I, um...

I came to say thank you.

Hold up.

Are we having a civil
conversation, Malika?

You still ain't shit.

Better watch yourself, girl.

Thank you for coming.

I'm not here for you.

Why'd you do it?

Why me?

My wife was murdered

near Union Market.

You were the only employee with
a violent crime on his record.

You had called sick that day,

and the killer,

they'd used your security badge

to escape through
the delivery tunnels.

I reported that badge stolen.

I know that now,

but at the time I
figured either you-you...

you killed her or
you knew who did.

- He didn't know shit.
- Please let him get it out.

And when you started
running, I...

Damn right, I took off, man.

You think I don't
know what it means

when a cop shows
up out of the blue?

Hmm?

Don't even need a record.

Don't need shit.

Just the color of my skin.

The color of our skin.

You been on the job so long,
you forgot what you look like?

No, I haven't.

Then you need to
act like it, man.

You're absolutely right,

and I am so, so sorry.

You should resubmit
your complaint.

Publicly, so the department
can't sweep it under the rug.

I don't need your badge.

Just want cops to live by the
same rules as the rest of us.

But the next time

you see a brother running,

I hope you put
yourself between him

and whatever the fuck
is about to happen.

I will.

I promise you.

Let's go, Damon!

You
got this, you got this.

You got this.

♪ Here is my
hand for you to hold ♪

♪ Here's the part of
me they have not sold ♪

♪ I've wandered
far, I had my fill ♪

♪ I need you now, do
you love me still? ♪

♪ Only you have seen ♪

♪ The hidden part of me ♪

♪ Call me foolhardy
if you will ♪

♪ I loved you then, do
you love me still? ♪

♪ So many smiles and
lies surround me ♪

♪ Empty expectations,
faceless fears ♪

♪ Sometimes this life
is a bitter pill ♪

I'll be right back.

♪ I love you now, do
you love me still? ♪

So, you're here.

What should we talk about?

Maria.

So,

Crossy-Cross really thinking
he can pin me as the Fanboy?

Maybe not forever.

- Hmm.
- He is planning on

using that book to make
you America's most wanted.

But he did build
you an escape hatch.

He knows you killed Tavio
Lemmons and Vanessa Norris.

Knowing... ain't proving.

It's Cross.

You want to roll the dice?

I want to hear the offer.

That's fair.

Well, a lot of Ramsey's victims

have family members that are
still looking for answers,

and that's where you come in.

You would have to provide
us with information

that would lead directly to
the recovery and positive ID

of at least six Fanboy victims.

Think you can do that?

In return for?

Full immunity,

with 24 months served.

You have any idea how long
24 months is in dog years?

Come on, I hate math.

I am guessing it's
less than life.

I get that immunity in writing,

and you can tell
Crossy-Cross we got a deal.

I'll turn myself in
tomorrow at 10:00.

Today.

When you're done eating.

That puts a different
spin on these here wings,

- but okay.
- Okay.

One more thing.

- Mm-hmm?
- It'd be nice

to have some money
waiting for you

when you got out, wouldn't it?

Now, you see, you see.

I knew you had your
own angle. What it be?

Ramsey had a lot of dirt on
people worth having dirt on.

Yes, yes, yes. Yes, he did.

And if I knew where it was,

why wouldn't I keep all
that dirt for myself?

If you want to work all those
Capitol Hill assholes retail, sure.

But I suspect you'd much rather get
paid wholesale and just walk away.

Is this you or... our
Uncle Sam talking?

Money won't know
where it came from.

I guess data is the new oil.

Mm.

♪ Man, I could never be stopped ♪

♪ Man, I could never
be stopped, nah ♪

♪ I'm in a league of my own ♪

♪ Come to my city
and visit my throne ♪

♪ You meddle at
all with the fam ♪

♪ The only metal you'll
be seein' is chrome ♪

♪ I don't know what
you been shown ♪

♪ But this is the real
and far from a clone ♪

♪ Cross me, get flown
straight to a funeral home ♪

♪ I been on the run ♪

♪ Me and Sampson been
gettin' it done ♪

♪ Jimmy Hats left
my family numb ♪

♪ Nana Mama told me
go get the drum ♪

♪ I just had to find
a way to overcome ♪

♪ And now I'm with Bree
and we soak in the sun ♪

♪ Bring me sharks and
I turn 'em to chum ♪

♪ Could never count me out
'cause I'm the one, one ♪

♪ Man, I could
never be stopped ♪

♪ Man, I could never
be stopped, nah, nah ♪

♪ Man, I could
never be stopped ♪

♪ Man, I could never
be stopped, nah, nah ♪

♪ Man, I could
never be stopped ♪

♪ Man, I could never
be stopped, nah, nah ♪

♪ Man, I could
never be stopped ♪

♪ Man, I could never
be stopped, nah, nah ♪

♪ Roses are red, someday Ali
could tell you all that I said ♪

♪ Made up my mind
while makin' the bed ♪

♪ The DMV is where
I'm layin' my head ♪

♪ To criminal ♪