( pipe organ playing )
( "Wedding March" plays )
( gasps and screams )
Oh! Hannah!
Hannah? oh!Hannah! Hannah!
Would someone getsome water?She's fainted.
( Sweetie? g )
Hannah? Hannah?Hannah?
Hannah?ng-/////!s not
She's not breathing.
Hannah?
Hannah? There'sno pulse!
Call an ambulance, please!
Hannah! Hannah!
( camera shutter snapping )
Still warm.
What were the doves supposedto do?
Fly above the coupleas the father hands off
the daughter to the groom.
Guess no one's superstitiousaround here.
They say thatit's bad luck
for a bird to fly indoors.
Well, according tothe hotel brochure,
"The flight of the doves isa symbol of the couple's union
and eternal love."
It could happen to you,you know.
What, marriage?
Don't even say stuff
like that, Mac.
That's noteven funny. man.
Excessive rednessin the eyes.
Brides do cryon their wedding day.
This one didn't.
There's no evidence
of lacrimationor streaks in her makeup.
She doesn't wear contact lenses.More than likely,
the redness wascaused by some kind
of external irritationor allergy.
No external injuries,lacerations,
or ligature marks, but...
Look, there is abnormaldiscoloration of the skin.
Here on the shoulders,and along the chest.
The epidermis is rough, hard.
This type of traumais usually associated
with chemical exposure.
Two dead doves,one dead bride...
Looks like "fowl" play to me.
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Gives new meaning to the words"cold feet."
You know, if I would saysomething like that,
you'd call me insensitive.
No, I would have asked you
if you wanted to graba drink later.
I'm attracted to a manwith a dark sense of humor.
TAYLOR:You two want to be alone?
I'll drag the body outside.
She started it.
So, what do you goton the bride?
Well, other than the alcohol themaid of honor said they consumed
last night and the champagnethat they drank this morning,
Hannah Bloom wasin perfect health.
She did complainof a headache anddizziness during
the wedding photos,but everyone
just assumedthat it was a hangover.
And the birds?
Fed only the finest seed.
They were part of the hotel'sdeluxe wedding package.
They were placedin the basketjust before
the wedding party marched downthe aisle.
MESSER:That rules out suffocation.
Doesn't rule out poison.
But what's the motive?
The motive to kill two birdsand a bride on her wedding day?
This one I want to hear.
Start by processingthe bridal suite.
I'm gonna find out how and ifour bride was poisoned.
Hannah and her bridesmaidsreally trashed this place.
♪ ♪
Please, sir?Sir? Please!
I am sorry, but you cannotcome marching in ...
I am here about mydaughter, Hannah Bloom.
Who's in charge here?Is there a supervisor here?
I can't believe youdid this, Abe? Abe, plWalter.
You know how Linand I feel about this.
Mr. Bloom, we will doeverything we canto accommodate you.
Jenny?nnot go...
Thank you.I'll take care of it.
I'm Dr. Sheldon Hawkes,
the pathologist.
You cannot perform an autopsyon my daughter.
I want to knowwhat happened to my wife.
The sooner there's an autopsy...
She is not your wife.
There was nevera wedding, Walter.
She's my daughter,and she died...
We're Jewish.
Orthodox?
Traditional.That's-that's how...
how Hannah would describe us.
You do itbecause you believe it,
not because you fear it.
That's what she always said.
I have, uh...
contacted a Rabbito say a prayer over the body.
So, no incisionsare to be made until then.
And afterwards, only what's
absolutely necessary.
Of course I'll do what I canto respect your wishes.
But anysignificant delay
could compromise the autopsyand our findings
as to the cause of death.
I appreciate that.But if you-/////!ll just bepatient...
Okay.
BURN: Dispatch, we're headed to Staten Island Monastery.
FLACK:We found an abandoned carand a hand.
BONASERA:What do you mean,just a hand?
A hand. A right hand,to be exact.
Below the wrist.All fingers intact.
You didn't findanything else?
I haven't gone in yet.
What?! Flack,you little scaredy cat.
You don't believe these storiesabout this place being haunted?
I was doing my job, Aiden.Getting statementsfrom witnesses.
StelYeah, chicken.that?
Uh, but I did hearthe one about themonk who went crazy
and killed theothers is true.
The One-Two-Two gets callsof strange noises
coming from this placeall the time.
Will you stop?That's just anold urban legend.
Uh, Aiden, I think you'd betterhold Flack's hand.
Yeah, okay. Cute.
Ladies first.
So, which way do wego-- left or right?
Left. Officer Tucker saidto keep walking
till we feela little draft,then look down.
And we should see it.
BURN:This place is old.
Been vacant forabout 50 years.
A lot of high school kidshang out here.
Initiations, gangs,
satanic rituals.
It's a good placeto get high or get laid.
BONASERA:Got something here.
All right.
Okay...
the legend of the Staten IslandMonastery continues.
Now that's kind of creepy.
BONASERA:Only question is,where's the rest of him?
Hey, guys?
Looks like he saw a ghost.
Dermal tissue?
He chewed his own hand off.
It was his only way out.
( yelling )
Looks like someonewas trying to dig a hole.
Or a grave.
There's nothing there.
I found a buck-50 and abus pass in his pocket.
It-/////!s the only thingthey give you
when you get off the transportbus at Queens Plaza.
That's right.Our dead guy's an ex-con.
MAN ( over walkie-talkie ):Where are we towing
the vehicle, Detective?
BURN:From Staten Island.CSI garage.
This is Dispatch. Go ahead.
You got an addresson the vehicle?
We're structural engineers.Just here to takesome measurements.
Our company issurveying the space
for Belcrest University.They're thinking aboutbuying the property.
Who found the hand? it.
Me. I sort oftripped right over it.
Thought it was justa rock or something.
Picked it upto toss it away.
And then hecame and got me.
And we called you guys.Didn't think
you'd find a whole bodydown there, though.
You said you were herelast week?
Preliminary stuff-- sketching
the building,going over the plans.
Did you see anything? Anyone?Anything unusual?
No.Not like this.
Okay, thank you, guys.
Yeah.
Ran the plateson the vehicle.
It was reported stolenfour days ago.
Owners live in Queens.
Doesn't make sense.
What?
You get out of jail,
you steal a carand your first stop
is an abandoned monastery?
♪ ♪
MESSER:Clearly evidenceof alcohol use
by the bridesand the bridesmaids.
Mostly just wineand champagne.
I figured maybe theywere enhancing theirhigh, you know?
Yeah. The only thing
that came up red wasmy positive control.
I found a hypodermic needle.
Figured that was connectedto drug use.
No.Botox.
( chuckles )
Noticed a lot of waterbottles around the room.
Ecstasy makes you thirsty.
I couldn't even geta trace of nicotinefrom backwash.
If the poisoning was intentional,
the answer shouldhave been in that suite.
Move on to plan B.
What's plan B?
Birds.
BONASERA: What's that all about?
Jewish tradition requires
that the body be watchedat all times,
because the soul doesn't leaveuntil the burial.
Well, I understandhow he must feel--
losing someone so close to you
so suddenly.
You have an ETAon the Rabbi?
I'm going to give itanother hour.
After that, my dutyis to the city
and our investigation.
Printed your vic.
Name's Rick Amadori.
He's got quite a rap sheet.
I'm listing the cause of deathas exsanguination.
But starvation and hypothermia
are runninga close second and third.
He also suffered traumato the side of the head
due to blunt force.
Let me see.
Black trace here.
Yeah.
I collected a sample for you.
Thank you.
Yeah. Whoever hit him,
swung hard enoughto knock him out,
but not to kill him.
He would have liveda lot longer
if he hadn'tchewed off his own hand.
You see these?
Laceration on the knuckles?
Yeah, probably suffered
by throwing a punchto someone's jaw.
The recipient's mouthwas open,
his canines sliced intothe surface of the knuckles.
Happened within 48 hoursof death.
Healing was slowed
due to lack of foodand nutrition.
The fact that hewas chained there,
starving and freezingto death.
Here's the lastof show-and-tell.
That.
Meatball surgery.
Very recent.
You get what you can in jail.
Take a look at this.
They didn't removethe tip of the shank.
They just stitched it up.
Now, if you stab a guythat deep in the stomach,
there's a good chancehe's going to bleed to death.
And if he doesn-/////!t die,you may try again.
Yeah.
We need to find who wason the other end of that shank.
MESSER:Cleaning products.
Same chemical compoundsfound in the stomach and lungs
of our doves were foundon the interior of the basket.
Somebody actually wantedthese birds dead.
It wasn't an accident.
They knew they'd be trappedinside the basket.
They sufferedrespiratory failure.
Probably 200 or moreemployees at that hotel
that have accessto those type
of cleaning products.
Mm-hmm.
But only certain people
would have access to the doves,the cleaning products
and the basket.
We know it was you, Della.
There are only three people
have access to the dovesand of those three,
you were the only oneworking that day.
Why would you kill the birds?
I know you punched inat 8:00, and you
punched out at 10:00 am.
Right around the timethe birds took a dive.
Cruelty to animalsis a crime, Della.
You know what, maybe we're goingabout this the wrong way.
Maybe this isn'tabout the birds.
Why'd you kill Hannah Bloom?
I didn't kill that woman.
She speaks.
All right, maybe that wasn'tpart of your plan.
You just had no ideathings could go so wrong.
Nobody dies from ammoniaand toilet bowl cleaner.
What happened to that womanwas terrible.
But it had nothingto do with me.
You just wanted the birds dead.
I came up with that idea, okay?
I did-- the dovesin the heart-shaped basket.
I trained those birds.
And then the hoteland the head of catering
took all the moneyand all the credit.
It's not going to happenanymore.
Thank you.
Can you escort her out, please?
She definitely didn't killHannah Bloom.
MAN: Yeah, Amadori and I
got into it a couple times.
But after that, we was cool.
That's how you earnyour stripes in here.
You gotta show 'emwhat you're capable of.
He was getting outwithin a month.
And besides, howcould I kill him?
I'm in here.
I'm sure you know peoplewho know people.
I'm not gonna wastea valuable favor
from someone on the outsideon a guy like Amadori.
What about his friends?
He say he was going to seeanybody when he got out?
Amadori don't got friends.
He has enemies
that finally give up.
What was the fight about?
He has a big appetite.
He stole my food trayin the cafeteria.
Happened one too many times.
So, you stabbed him?
Come on.What did he do to you?
I'd show you the rest,but they might add
a few more years onto my stay.
( chuckles )
Put your shirt down.
How many of thesehave you done?
Oh, six or seven.
Doesn't happen too often.
RABBI:♪ Ta'ah'roch lifanai Shulchan ♪
♪ Neged tsorih-rai... ♪
♪ Ach tov va'chesed yirdifuneekol y'may chayai ♪
♪ V'shavti b'veit Adonail'orech yamin. ♪
( reciting prayer in Hebrew )
Praised is the righteous judge.
Amen.
Thank you.
No match to the brideor each other.
The bride was poisoned andthe birds were poisoned,
but their deaths arecompletely unrelated.
The discoloration ofHannah Bloom's skin
is the result of coagulationnecrosis of the skin.
Tissue death due to clotsin the bloodstream.
A result of exposureto what?
Formaldehyde.
And it wasn't orally ingested.
There is no traumato the lining of the esophagus.
Inhalation.Through the nose.
And through the skin.
Toxicity was accelerated
by the victim'sintake of alcohol,
a contributing factorto the cause of death.
Alcohol expandsthe blood vessels,
increasing absorption
into the bloodstream,
as well as through the skin.
Hannah could have comein contact with formaldehyde
any number of ways.
How do you comein contact
with enough to kill you?
Could have been an accident.
Could have been murder.
You teach at...
New York University?
Yes. Biology and Botany.
You have accessto formaldehyde?
It's a chemical foundin most science labs.
You have access to largequantities of formaldehyde?
Yes.
Look, I was her maid of honor.
Why would I want to kill her?
Curly dark hair.Looks a lot like yours.
You ever see your wifein her wedding dress?
Before the ceremony,I mean?
No. Hannah was adamantabout tradition.
Well, I found thison her dress.
Okay? On the buttonsof her sleeve.
It's male.
And it looks a lot like yours.
Yeah, you said that.
I did, didn't I?
We found this in the liningof Hannah's wedding dress.
Doesn't belongto Hannah.
She's a brunette.
You're a natural blonde.
You dated Walterbefore he met Hannah?
Yes, Audrey and I went outa couple times.
What does that have to dowith my Hannah's death?
Just questionsI need to ask you.
Is this nowa murder investigation?
Am I suspect?
Is Audrey a suspect?
Walter dumped meand I was angry,
but I got over it.
Look, Walterintroduced to me to Hannah.
I liked her.We became friends.
What motive do I possiblyhave to kill her?
Walter Lisco is worthover $50 million.
Well, I promised my motherI'd marry for love.
Who couldn't love$50 million dollars?
I snuck into the bridal suiteto see Hannah.
It was a perfectopportunity to poison her.
No. I wanted to surprise her.
Audrey was in there.
What are you doing?
Just imagining...what it could have been.
Audrey, take it off.
Can I give the grooma kiss at least?
I tried the wedding dress on.
That's all.
She boughtat a resale shop anyway.
I figured there wasn't any harmin just trying it on.
Somebody elsehad already worn it.
I just tried it on.
Hey, Flack, go rightback up those steps.
We're on our way out.
Stella, makes me nervouswhen you have plans.
Okay, we know two thingsabout this case--
where Rick Amadoriended up...
The monastery.
And where he started.
Queen's Plaza, rightoff the bus from jail.
Exactly.
Now, we gottafill in the middle.
I want to know everywherehe went and everything he did
before he gotto that monastery.
I'm driving.
No, please, let me drive.
No.
You at leastgot a cracker
or a piece of candyin the glove box?
Why?
Because when you drive,we don't eat.
Got off the busabout four days ago.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, he'd been in heremaybe two minutes
before he caused a big old thingabout a seat at the booth.
A big old thing?
Yeah, himand this other thug
that got off the bus with him.
They were throwing punchesuntil my manager
kicked them both up out of here.
Did they continuetheir big old thing outside?
No, they wentin two different directions.
First guy, he took off.
And then, if I remember right,when I went outside
five minutes later, I sawthis one driving away.
Can you describe the car?
Gray SUV, I think.
Are you sure it wasonly five minutes later?
Yeah.
Great.Thank you so much.
Uh-huh.
The owners of the car
said it was takenfrom outside their house.
That's 20 minutes from here.
Rick Amadori had justgotten off the corrections bus.
I mean, he didn't have timeto steal a car.
There must have beensomebody with him.
Maybe he had a partner.
Yeah, a partner whomay have killed him.
Lady, I've got a possiblesuspect, with motive.
Okay, show me what you got.
Okay. Lifted prints off the gunI found in the car.
No match in AFIS,but found traces
of flesh under the nailsof "the hand."
Rick Amadori's hand.
We sent it to DNA.There were no matches in CODIS.
All right. So, there's stilla chance it's the ex-con
that Amadori punchedat the coffee shop.
Or any New Yorker who'snever been arrested.
Oh, come on.Patience...
Look...
The DNA had one alleleon 13 loci
in common with another namein the database.
That name is Victor Mulcahy.
So, we're looking for a closemale relative of Victor's.
He has a son.
What's his motive?
Rick Amadori killedVictor Mulcahy
three years ago in a bar fight.
My guess is, Victor's sonwas seeking revenge.
Well, if you're right,he got it.
Right.
You steal a carfour days ago, Connor?
No.
See? This is not
going to go wellfor you.
You're already startingoff with a lie.
We printed you when youcame in here, Connor.You want to change
your answNo.
Then I'm gonna changeit for you.
Your prints were onthe steering wheel,
the rearview mirror,the radio and the gunwe found under the seat.
That doesn't meanI stole the car.
A friend of minegave me a ride.
Was that friend Rick Amadori?
Did you kill him?
How'd you get that scratch?
( grunts )
I fell.
Hey, you know what?We have all day.Keep playing.
You can be chargedwith murder in tenminutes or two hours.
Personally, I don-/////!t care.
Foster care can getkinda lonely, huh?
How many homes haveyou lived in since yourfather was killed?
I forget.
I'm not in the foster careprogram anymore.
Right.
Looks like you got intoa lot of fights.
"Connor is more troublethan he's worth...
disrespectful, unable tocommunicate... violent..."
Does that sound about right?
Look, my father was murderedwhen I was 14 years old.
They packed my stuff up and sentme to live with strangers.
What?
You want a confession?I did it.
I-I knew whenhe was getting out,
and I was waiting for him thereat the bus station
when he got offat Queens Plaza!
I killed him.
You feel better now?
Not a single pictureof his dad.
Hey, check this out.
It was a bar fight.
Amadori threw one punch;it killed Victor Mulcahy.
This kid has collected
everything he couldon Rick Amadori.
He's even got the nameof his parole officer.
Doesn't mean he killed him.
Any D.A. would say that this wasproof that it was premeditated.
True.
But this kid wouldn't admitthat he stole a car,
and yet he confessed to murderjust like that.
He killed a man.He-/////!s a little mixed up.
He didn't know what to say,so the truth just came out.
Yeah, so, you commit murder.Wouldn-/////!t you get ot oftown?
I mean, we knock on the door,and he's here.
He killed the manwho killed his father.
Maybe he didn't care whathappened after that.
I'm still not convinced; I'mjust not convinced he did it.
The evidence is notconclusive, Flack.
Stella, his prints wereon the gun and the car.
You found his DNA underRick Amadori-/////!s nails.
Yeah, under layers of dirt.
Which proves that Amadoriwas still alive
after he scratched Connor.
That gives us our timeline.
Nice. But what's wrong withgood old-fashioned motive?
What more do you need?
The motive doesn't put himin that monastery.
You got a car thatputs him outside of it.
"Outside"-- keyword.
Come on! Not at the crime scene.
There-/////!s a long list ofpeoplewho wanted to see Amadoi dead.
I'm starting withthat next name.
I'm done.I'm going to the D.A.
Mac, I found our killer.
Who is it?
It's not who. What.
Tox came backfrom the wedding gown.
Every fiber of that dress
contains a large concentrationof formaldehyde.
Hannah Bloom was killedby her wedding dress?
No other explanation.
Tell me how that eliminatesAudrey Davis as a suspect?
She was with the bridefor two days,
had access to her roomand the wedding gown.
She had access to laboratory-grade formaldehyde,
not a solution consistentwith the formaldehyde
that killed Hannah Bloom.
If there was so much of it,
why didn't Hannah smell it?
Also found tracesof a deodorizing powder.
And get this--
the most potent concentrationof the formaldehyde
was found on the lining.
On the inside of the dress.
It seeped into the dressfrom the inside?
What are youthinking?
Audrey Davis said
that Hannah bought the dressat a resale shop.
Expensive clothes worn,resold...
Formaldehyde is inembalming fluid,
and the dress absorbed the toxinfrom the inside out.
Danny, Hannah Bloom'swedding gown
came off the bodyof a dead person.
MAN:Oh, yeah, I remember her.
Last-minute shopper.
She was very excitedabout the dress.
There are only two other like itmade by the same designer.
And who did you buythe dress from?
Oh, it was new guy.First-timer.
Came in with somequality stuff.
I got receipt right here...
( chuckles )
Somewhere. Uh...
Oh, yeah.
Here it is. John Smith.
John Smith?
That's the name he gave me.
I don't ask too many questions.
He bring ina wedding dressand two suits.
I pay him good moneyfor them, huh?
No address or phone number?No place of employment?
Like I say...
You don't asktoo many questions.
This is cash business,you know?
You bring insome clothes,
I only ask if they are clean.
If I like them,I buy them, I sell them.
Cash only.
Can you give us a descriptionof this John Smith?
A lot of people come in here...
Other than the wedding dress,did you
sell anything elsehe brought in?
Did he mention
where he got the clothes?
I don't ask too many questions.
It's cash business, you know?
Truman, we'll need to takethe other two items
you bought from John Smith.
Yeah, sure, sure.I get them for you.
I tell you what.
You two look around.
You see anythingyou like,
I'll make you a sweet deal, huh?
♪ ♪
So, what's next?
We answer the firstquestion we asked.
Why did Rick Amadori goto the Staten Island Monastery?
Here we go.
Wanna swab that?
He didn't want to losethis letter.
This was really importantto him.
All right, stopright there.
It's definitelyright-side-up.
The arrow definitelyindicates direction.
So, is it 15 miles,15 minutes, 15th Street?
Okay, I'm just gonnago with whatevercomes to mind.
What if that small "t"wasn't a "t..."
but a cross?
Maybe it means intersectionor hospital or church.
Or monastery.
That's it.The cross indicates
the front ofthe monastery.
It's definitely a map.
We know it's not on 15th Street.
And you can-/////!t go15 miles in there.
15 feet?
15 steps.
From the steps.
That's exactlywhere he was digging.
He wasn't digginga shallow grave.
He was diggingfor something in the ground.
Yeah, but there wasn'tanything there.
We processed the scene.
I usedground penetration radar.
Stella,someone set him up.
♪ ♪
You lured him to the monastery,didn't you?
What did you tellhim was there?
Buried money?
You knew he would go.
No, you hadsomeone else do it.
You gota vivid imagination, lady.
I'm in jail.
Nah, this is just the appetizer.
Pack your stuff;
you're going upstate.
♪ ♪
Having any fun?
I'm always having fun.
It's the best part of the job--
putting the piecesof the puzzle together.
I got a call from Flack.
I can't believehe brought you into this.
You know what? If he wantsto arrest the kid, then fine.
But I'm not going to courtto testify
that the evidencewas conclusive.
No, Stella...
No, this kid has had a bum rapevery step of the way.
I mean, hismother dieswhen he's young.
Stella?her getsmurdered.
He gets intothe foster care system,
which is a beaut,let me tell you.
And now he may be convictedof a crime that
he didn't commit,and Flack had no right...
StellaWhat?lla?!
Your cell phone is off, and youhaven't checked your message.
Flack called to saythat he wouldn'tgo to the D.A.
until you both agree, and thathe didn't mean to be so...
I think he said "thick."
Oh.
Guess I may have overreacteda little.
Yeah.
You didn't have to be
so quick with your "yeah."
Here's the jail visitors log.
Thank you.
Bobby Lugano-- he's got quitea few visits from Lance Moretti.
Best part of the job.
( squeals )
TAYLOR: What you got for me, Danny?
I found largeconcentrationsof embalming fluid
and the same deodorizer we found
on the wedding dresson both the suits.
Find any tracesof the original owners?
Nothing in the pockets.Hair fibers everywhere.
But they're all telogen,so there's no DNA.
Someone who worksin the funeral business
is removing expensive clothingfrom the dead
and then selling the itemsfor profit.
Lot of mortuariesin New York City.
How do we find this guy?
Let's try dustingthe buttons and zippers.
Whoever's doing this had toundress the bodies, right?
So, there's a chancethere's a partial print.
We gotta do something.in AFIS.
'Cause somewhere in this city,
someone could be wearinganother killer outfit.
( sirens wailing, horns honking )
MAKA:Gordon Samuels.
He just stepped off the curbto flag a cab.
Girlfriend says they wereout partying last night,celebrating his promotion.
She doesn't knowwhere he got the suit.
Could possibly be the initials
of the previous owner.
I'll start withthe obituaries and DNA.
Coagulation necrosis.
Same discoloration and skinirritation as Hannah Bloom.
Means our mystery mortician'sselling to more than one shop.
We've got to find this guy.
♪ ♪
Yo!
Yo.
I've narrowedthe obituaries down
to five initial "PD"s who diedin the last three months.
Any of them namedPeyton Davis?
Bachelor number three.
Found traces of his DNAon the handkerchief.
Found him in CODIS.
He was twiceconvictedof robbery.
Held up a coupleclothing stores.
Now, that's justice, huh?
Guy's lying nakedin the ground somewhere.
So, he died two weeks agoand was buried bySwinton Mortuaries.
Swinton. Thanks.
I really appreciate youguys coming back hereon such short notice.
I was hopingyou could, uh...
answer a fewquestions for me.
Yeah, sure.
Uh, Henry...
how stable is this building?
On a scale of one to ten.
About a four, maybe.It's pretty old.
So, you would have to knowabout the structure and strength
of these wallsin order to drill a hole,
place a hook in there,attach some shackles
that would hold a 200-pound guy,
in hopes that the wall wouldn'tfall on him, right?
Oh, yeah.
Right. And Lance, you saidthat you were taking
measurements when you foundthe hand, right?
Yes.
Can you show me how that's done?
Mind if I try it?
Thanks.
Oh, wow!
Looks light.It's actually really heavy, huh?
Yeah, you could... take somebodyout with this, right?
Is that how it was done?
What?
We found tracesof rubber
on Rick Amadori's head.
He didn't even see itcoming, did he?
And what happened next?
Lady, you're crazy.
I don't know whatyou're talking about.
Oh, sure you do, Lance.
He was digging for moneythat wasn-/////!t even there.
Lugano wanted you to knowhe hasn't forgotten. )
Hey! Don-/////!t youleave me here!
I-/////!m gonna hunt you down.I'm gonna find you!
It was payback.
BONASERA:Starve him to death. Right?
Is that what Lugano wanted?
I mean, it all startedover food;
it was going to end that way.
Henry, tell them we justcame in and found the body.
( chuckles )
We found a hand, Lance.
Just a hand.
That's right, Lance.You know the body was here.
It was all your idea.You scouted out this placea couple of days before.
It was the perfect placeto chain up Amadori.
Nobody would find the bodyfor weeks or months.
That's probably what
you were thinking when Henrygot the call to come back.
You had to make a decision.
BONASERA:Yeah, you decided tocover your own ass,
find Rick yourself.
And then you got creative.Just find the hand.
Didn't want to make ittoo obvious.
Hey, I don't knowanything about this.
We know that, Mr. Milton.
But you do.
You owe Lugano.
I readthe witness accounts.
You were the unidentified guy.
The two of you brokeinto a home.
He got caught; you got away.
He didn't flip on you,so you owe him.
I've got visitation logs,
a shackle and somewhereon this little gadget,
Rick Amadori's blood.
I...
Lugano said he'd kill meif I didn't do it.
When he got out,
he'd hunt me down and kill me.
And he would, too.
He would.
Henry, I came downhere to let him go.
I was gonna let him goif he was still alive.
But he wasn't.
( handcuffs clicking )
( wheel clicking )
How many more pieces of clothing
are out there, John?
I want a lawyer.
Good. You're gonna need one.
Desecrationof countless burials,
theft, two counts of murder.
That beautiful, young woman diedon her wedding day.
I made a mistake.
I wasn't thinking ofthe chemicals
in the fabric of the clothing...
I... just thought I could makesome extra money.
( slams table )
How many more pieces of clothingare out there, John?
One.
I swear to you, just one.
Hey, guys?
Can I have a minute?
Why'd you say you did it?
Let me tell you something.
You do not want to endup in the system.
Hey, look at me.
Look at me.
I know what it's like--not to have parents.
So, don't crown yourself
the poster boyof that little crisis, okay?
There's a lot of us out there,and it's tough.
But the alternative is not jail.
It wasn't about that.
Then what?
( sighs )
I punked out, all right?
Whoa, hey, kid.
I just got out of jail.I don't got anything you want.
( grunts )
Stupid punk!
I said I did it, because I...
I wanted it to be true.
Rick Amadori killed my dad,
and he was chargedwith a misdemeanor.
They couldn't provethat he intended to do it.
And you get less than a yearfor that.
So, you took care of it.
Payback.
He was my dad.
One punch...
You'll most likely end up
getting probationfor the auto theft.
( mumbles ):Whatever.
You said there'sa lot of "us" out there.
You were in foster care?
I lived at St. Basil's Orphanageever since...
I can remember.
Until I was 18.
Did you ever meet your folks?
No.
You're lucky.
How's that?
You don't knowwhat you're missing.
Here.
It's a fingerprint.
Lifted off thesteering column ofthe car you stole.
Until that moment, you hadno rap sheet, no mug shot,
prints weren't in the system.
Now it's up to youwhether or not
that thumbprint comes upas a match in AFIS.
And if it does,the only person
you can blame is yourself.
You understand?
( bell tolling )
MINISTER:...a bond everlastingin the eyes of our Lord.
If anyone here feelsthat these two
should not be joinedin marriage,
speak now or forever holdyour peace...
TAYLOR:I'm sorry. Please forgive me.
I'm gonna have to stop you.
Who are you?!NYPD crime sceneinvestigator.
Sir, I'm gonna have to get youout of that suit.
What is this about?
I'm here to save your life...
so you can livehappily ever after.
( classical music playing )
Just come withme, please.
Do you have an extrapair of pants?
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