MAN:Someone a lot wiserthan me once said,
"There is no curefor birth and death
save to enjoy the interval."
Truer wordshave never been spoken.
And as I lay here, rest assured,I enjoyed every minute f it.
Life has a tendency to getin the way of all the living,
all the adventure...
so for God's sake...
have fun, bearing witness
to your ambition,
your kindness,
your...
unbridled curiosity.
I hope you're enjoying
every minute of your life.
For that would bethe last answered prayer
of this old man.
( indistinct chatter )
Thanks.
One minute you're mourninga loved one,
the next minute, yourloved ones are mourning you.
What have we got?
A single gunshotwound to the chest.
He bled out right here.
Got an ID?
Kyle Vance,
assistant districtattorney in Manhattan.
I testified for him inthe McShane homicides.
Kyle Vance'sbriefcase is unzipped.
He prosecuted homicides.
Maybe the shooter was lookingfor something inside.
( siren blaring in distance )
Piece of yellow rubber.
It's from a balloon.
Okay, I've heard of flowersat a cemetery, but balloons?
Some peoplecelebrate life.
Others...
celebrate death.
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♪ Out here in the fields ♪
♪ I fought for my meals ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪
♪ I don't need to fight ♪
♪ To prove I'm right ♪
♪ I don't need to be forgiven,yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah♪
♪ Yeah. ♪
Shooter left us a present.
Spent shell casing..9 millimeter.
COOPER ( over monitor ):Live and living are...
BONASERA:I've heard aboutthese headstones,
but up until now,I've never seen one.
Vidstone.
The gift
that keeps on living.
Hmm.
"Samuel Cooper."
What's his relationshipwith our victim?
Nobody seems to be ableto answer that question.
Jennifer Cooper,Samuel Cooper's
granddaughter, she says she cameto visit her grandfather
and found the victim lying here.
She's never seen him before.As far as she knows,
neither has her grandfather.
Kyle Vance, what are you doingat Samuel Cooper's grave?
What are welooking at, Detective?
MAKA:Kathleen Dunley.
HAWKES:ShYup.ve alone?
Moved to the cityabout three weeks ago.
Super came up to get herto sign some papers
and found the front door open.
No bruising...
No defensive wounds.
No signs of struggle,just a little kinky sex.
Super mention anythingabout a boyfriend?
Girlfriend, maybe?
He didn't know anythingabout her personal life.
Boyfriend.
MESSER:"Looking forward
to seeing you. Michel."
Player's got no game.
That should narrow down
the playing field.
I'll find Michel.
Let's see what elselover boy left us.
All right.
Hey, Doc.
Hmm...
Whatever it is,it's not blood.
But this sure is.
Sharp force trauma.
Possible COD?
Depending on how deep it is.
Only one way to know for sure.
Hold up. Let'sfume here first.
Because if the vic and killerwere going at it last night,
he would have beenall over her.
Right, and the best wayto preserve the prints
is beforewe move the body.
♪ ♪
Okay, well-definedprints like this means
Kathleen Dunley's killerhad something on his hands.
HAMMERBACK:Your victim suffereda gunshot wound to the chest.
I'm guessing the bullet struckthe xiphoid process,
which perforated the aorta.
You're guessing?
Well, normally I'd be ableto tell you for certain, but
normally when you get shot,there's a bullet.
We don't even havea bullet fragment.
CT scan didn't pick up anything.
We don't havean exit wound.
I did find a shellcasing at the crime scene,
but what happened to the bullet?
Stellate tearingon the entry wound
makes it difficultto determine,
but it's possible
your shooter retrieved it.
His lucky bullet, maybe?
Mm.
We have a missing bullet.
I found trace amounts ofa burned paper substance
here in the wound.
See?
When are these guysever gonna learn?
You never leave a paper trail.
♪ ♪
William Tucker.
The penal code ishis personal to-do list.
Pick a sectionand he has violated it.
Clearly he wanted somethingfrom Kyle Vance's briefcase.
Call me ifyou need me, okay?
Thanks, Adam
Kyle Vance hada monster caseload.
Every one of hisdefendants qualifies
as a violent persistentfelon. There is one,
William Tucker?
I hate that you'realways one step
ahead of me.
Guy's a real pieceof work, total thug.
He's got his ownwing in Rikers.
I must have locked this guy upat least a dozen times myself.
Does Tucker havea case pending?
Vance impaneleda long-term grand jury
to investigate pattern robberieson the Lower East Side. Subject?
William Tucker.
Know where to find him?
Got an idea.
William Tucker?
Do I know you?
No, but you knewKyle Vance, didn't you?
FLACK:Hey!
Remember me?
You don't call,you don't write.
I was starting to thinkyou were seeing
other detectives, William.
Nah, man.
I'm out of the crime business.
We know you broke intoKyle Vance's apartment.
Kyle Vance...
Kyle Vance.
No, man.
I don't know him.
Your blood is on his windowsill.
Oh.
That Kyle Vance.
Mr. Booby-trap, right?
He had glass under the window.
That's pretty good.
You know what elseis pretty good?
Your fingerprinton his briefcase
found at the murder scene.
Murder scene?
You're kidding me, right?
No, man.
We ain't kidding you.
Listen, I was just
doing straight-upreconnaissance, man. That's it.
What were you looking for?A witness list?
Whatever it was, you didn'tfind it in the apartment,
so you took him outat the cemetery.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Ease up.
Are you telling me the ADAon my case is dead?
Must be my lucky day, right?
Think this is a game?
We got youon burglary two,
and you're a violentpersistent felon.
No more "Get Out of Jail Free"cards for you, William.
Look, I don't know nothingabout no cemetery,
which is obviously whereyou found this Vance guy.
Which means you probablycan't put me at the cemetery
and now you'repressuring me for a confession.
Which is why your veins arepopping out your forehead.
Which means... we're done here.
We're not done...
until a second life sentenceis added to your time.
BONASERA: The burned paper recovered
from the victim's wound was cardboard.
Specifically cardboard wadding,
like from a shotgun.
When I analyzed the gunpowderaround the cardboard,
the chemical composition wasconsistent with
ultra-fast burning powder.
Our killer wasshooting blanks.
That's why we didn't finda bullet in the victim.
At close range, thegases from the blank
generated enough kinetic energyto cause a fatal wound.
Maybe we're not lookingat an intentional murder.
Okay, are youready for this?
Not only was Kyle Vancean ADA,
he was also a wedding planner,a travel agent
and a casting director.
Kyle Vancerented out
one office,
and then dressed it to make it look like
three different offices.
When I walked in,it was all set up
to be a casting office.
He had movie posters, video cameras, everything.
He was pretending to be someonehe wasn't.
There was also
another popped balloon.
And I found these.
Do you know anyof those people?
We know her.
Your vic had a full stomachat time of death, which means
she died within two hoursof eating her last meal.
Sent the contents upto be analyzed.
I also found trace on the backof the deceased's head.
Mostly in her hair.
What is it?
Not my department.
We'd love to knowwhen you find out.
Sid, what's your officialCOD?
Asphyxiation.
Something inside your vic'smouth blocked her airway.
I found thisduring my visual.
Trauma to her tongue,Buccal Mucosam and palate...
Circular abrasions.
Even weirder isthe two dozen eggs
I found laid inside her eardrum.
No.
Eggs?
What species?
Oh, right, that'snot your department, Sid.
HAWKES: So something burrowedinto her ear and laid is eggs.
HAMMERBACK: And then took a hike.
Whatever it was,
it's gone now.
Maybe it's the same thingthat's responsible
for the abrasionsin her mouth.
We're going to needto incubate these eggs.
If we can find outwhat laid them,
it might just put us onthe trail to our killer.
HAWKES: Trace Hammerback found on the back
of Kathleen Dunley's headwas flour.
I asked Adamto break it down further.
Hey, hey, I think Ifound the guy who sentour vic the flowers.
Michel Hetu.
He owns Le Grand Boulangerie,that huge bakery on Fifth.
We found flour traceon our vic.
Any reason this Michelwould want to murderKathleen Dunley?
500,000 reasons.
That's the amountshe was suing him for.
Our vic's name came up on
the insurance claimdatabase.
Made her fortunesuing people.
Her targets weremainly restaurants
with deep pockets.
She's been aroundand made a lot of money.
Slip and fallin Boston,
food poisoningin San Francisco,
emotional distressin Detroit.
NowNew York.
Her attorney contactedMichel two weeks ago.
Claimed thathis client
got sick eatingthe cake she ordered.
So, she threatens
to sue him--he sends her flowers.
That doesn'tadd up.
Looks like we're gonnahave to have a sit-down
with this Michel.
I was trying to sleep with her.
Did the flowers work?
She was suing me.
I just thought I couldconvince her otherwise.
Where were you last night?
I don't remember.
You don'tremember?
It's been a roughcouple weeks.
When's the last timeyou saw Kathleen Dunley?
A week agoat a deposition.
My lawyer told meto keep a distance.
Yet you sent her flowers.
I was hoping she wouldcontact me.
MESSER:You've beendrinking?
Some.
So Kathleen Dunleywas going
to ruin your career,close your shop, crippleyou financially.
So did you kill her?
This room make younervous, Michel?
Yeah.
Concrete, bad lighting,cold steel table.
You got to walk throughall these uniformed officers
just to get in this room.
It's all therefor a reason.
Chinese all itFeng Shui, right?
To me, it just helps medetermine
whether you're full of crap.
So what is it?
I didn't kill her.
Well, then you won't mindhelping us prove that.
( camera shutter snapping )
You handing outcigars, Papa?
Not yet. The eggsare still incubating.
Any trace of our bakeron that bow tie?
The only thing I know is
our killer hada 17-and-a-half-inch neck.
Yeah. Itdoesn't help
put himat the vic's apartment.
What do you got?
Stomach contents.
Safe to say our vic wasn'ton the Zone.
Water bugs,
duck fetus,whale bacon...
Exotic cuisine.
You think?
No. "Exotic Cuisine."
I'm talking about this thingthat's going on
at the Grandview Regentthis week.
Black tie affairwhere the super rich
get together and they eatcrazy stuff.
Saw an adfor it yesterday.
Well, that would explainthe bow tie,
fancy dress by the bed.
What do you think?
Let's go.y?
All right.
( elegant chamber music plays )
MAN:Yeah, yeah, yeah,she was here last night.
I was in the ballroomall evening.?
Overseeing the event.
Was she withsomeone?
Yeah.
Some guy.
I only remember becausethey got in a fightright before dessert.
JellyYummy.orte.
Think what youwant, Detective,
but my guests pay $10,000a plate to eat at these events.
They're Peruvian centipedes.
Last night wasexotic seafood.
Tonight's eventcreepy crawlers.
YoNo, I just ate.e?
Yeah, they're notfor everyone.
( chuckles )
When on theUpper Eastside...
( crunching )
Tastes just likechicken, right?
Not really.
Mr. Collins,do you remember
what Kathleen Dunley'sdate looked like?
Yeah. White guy,40's, big--
200, 225, Hair Club candidate.
I met a lotof people last night.
I'll have someonesend over a guest list.
Thanks.
Yeah.u rememberanything else...
I can't believeyou just ate that.
It's like swallowing a wormin a bottle of tequila.
Check that out.
Look familiar?
The same type of marks
we found inYeah.ic's mouth.
But our listof stomach contents
didn't includeoctopus,
and there was no traceat the scene.
Killer must havetook it with him.
Mr. Collins, did you serveoctopus last night?
Live octopus wasour featured appetizer.
Live? That must bequite difficult
to eat.
Not if wrapped properly.
The trick to eating live octopiare in the wrap.
First, you extend the tentacles,then carefully
wrap them, makingsure everythingis tied tightly
around the stick.
Wrap it wrong,it'll kill you.
We're going to needto take these.
Jennifer Cooper! Police!
Look out!
( car horns honking )
Stop!
She's heading easton 54th! Five-four! Hey!
Look out!
Police. Freeze.
Look out!
( gunshot )
Get her in cuffs.
Are you kidding me?!
JENNIFER:I thought he was tryingto kill me.
No, that's why I ran.
I didn't know he wasa real cop, I swear.
So this is somesort of, uh...
water gun...assassination game?
It's called Water Gun Wars.
Chief of police and the mayorbriefed us about this.
You know,you could've been killed
running aroundwaving this thing.
I know, I know.
Bloomberg's on a rampageto shut us down.
How many people in this game?
Maybe a hundred.We should be downto the last few.
Do all the playersknow each other?
Why are you asking meabouThe man
who was killedat your grandfather's grave,
Kyle Vance, he was in the game,he had your picture.
So he was thereto assassinate me?
Someone murdered himbefore that could happen.
( laughs ):What are you saying?
You think I would...
What do you get if you win,Jennifer?
A hundred thousand dollars.
But I never met that guy before.
I had no idea he was even
Tell me about the rules.d me.
Everyone gets their first targetfrom the Supreme Commande.
Supreme Commander?
The guy who created the game.
Is he the guy who pays outthe hundred grand if you win?
Yeah, apparently,he's some eccentric millionaire.
It only costs 50 bucksto sign Know where Ican find this guy?
I got a flyer
in the mail describing the game.
I called an 800 number
and left my information on some answering machine.
Do you still havethe flyer?
No, I threw it out.
The Supreme Commander
contacts you anonymously
and tells you to pick up your first dossier
at an abandoned warehouse.
When I got there,there was an envelope
with a picture of another playerand her home and work address.
How do you advance?
You can either use
a water gun or a water balloon.
If you hit your target,then you inherit
the other person's target.
So, these are the...
people you already... killed,so to speak?
Yeah. Except him.
He's my next target.
I'm trying to figure out
a ruse to get him.
Creativity
when making a killis encouraged.
Like, uh...like when I killed that guy.
How do I get a listof everyone else in the game?
I don't know.
Nobody knowsthe Supreme Commander.
MAN ( over phone ):Congratulations, Jennifer,you're in the game.
He contacts you,not the other way around.
That guy...
the one who got killed...
he was stalking meat the cemetery?
Question is...
who was stalking him?
♪ ♪
About the same size and shape
of what was insidethe vic's mouth.
( computer beeps )
MESSER:Melanin.
Octopus ink matches
the stains we found.
Death by Cistopus indicus.
Our vic died... tryingto eat a live octopus.
Yeah, but when wefound Kathleen Dunley,her hands were tied.
Means this was in cold blood.
Killer fed it to herand watched her die.
( chuckles ):Water Gun Wars.
Well, that explainsthe balloons at the crime scene.
BONASERA: And in the victim's fake office.
So he booby-trappedhis apartment
to keep other players out,not William Tucker.
But why go through allthe trouble of renting an office
and pretending to bea wedding planner
or a casting director?
Jennifer Cooper saidcreativity is encouraged.
She killed this girl
by bribing a cab driver.
( screams )
The victim lured his targetsto the office
and took them outof the game.
MONROE:That's pretty clever.
Sounds like fun, actually.
Yeah, except someonein this game is killing people
for real-- and theymight kill again.
Looks like our suspectsare active players.
BONASERA:No, the pictures without the X'sare the people
TAYLOR:If we're gonna catch this who are guy,l alive.
we got to play the game.
Become assassins;we track down the active players
until we find one
holding KyleVance's picture.
Whoever has it...
that's our killer.
All right.Who's our first target?
This guy.
♪ ♪
( electronic gunshots )
You like playing gameswith guns?
You don't getthe same rush
as when you firea real gun, though.
Or a blank gun.
Am I right?
I wouldn't know.
Mind if I takea look in your bag?
Actually, yeah, I do.
They say video gamesrot your brain, but...
I managed to hold onto thepart that remembers my rights.
Okay.
I'll tell you what--I know who's after you.
That's how I got your picture.
You let me peek at your targets,I give up her identity. Deal?
Deal.
What?
I held up my endof the bargain.
Give her up.
Deal's off.
HAWKES:Like watching paint dry.
Prints and DNAdon't match Hetu.
He had the motive,but we don't have anything
to put him inside that roomwith Kathleen Dunley at TOD.
Adam called. Flour traceyou found in our vic's hair
turned out to be Pang Go Gi.
Used for tempura, not baking.
So good-bye, Michel Hetu.
Hello, mystery date.
Maka.
Hawkes.
Yeah.
Okay.We'll be right there.
Our mystery dateis no longer a mystery.
Yes, I was Kathleen'sescort last Yeah, well, we're
interested in what happenedafter dinner, Mr. Bosch.
I dropped Kathleen offat her apartment.
I suggested we have a drink.
I was hoping to apologize
for our argument.
Instead she asked me to leave.
Now, what can I get you?
Truman, I'm, uh,I'm done for the night.
I'll call you tomorrow.
I obeyed the woman's wishes,
How was the octopus?
It was a bit tricky going down,
but it was quite delightful,actually.
( chuckling )
( Messer chuckles mockingly )
You don't really thinkI had something to do
with this murder?
HAWKES:Mr. Bosch,you were seen
fighting with your client.
Her hands...
were bound using your bow tie.
We're gonna need something thattells usMoney. idn't do it.
Kathleen Dunley made me
a very rich man-- why wouldI kill my golden goose?
Why were youfighting with her?
Kathleen Dunley enjoyed her menlike she enjoyed her money.
Last night she hadher sights set
on one of the chefs,Tony Collins.
She was fraternizingwith the mark, huh?
And you saw your attorney's feSomething like that.ow.
WhatTru, let go of me.oing?
I don't have to remindyou how this works.
If we're going to sue,
you cannot get upclose and personal.
$13 million
in 23 states.
I think that makes methe unlikeliest suspect.
Know what I think? I think thatKathleen had a thing
for the chef,and she was gonna back out
of this huge paydayof yours, and you did it.
You're fishing, gentlemen.
As much as I've enjoyedtalking to you two,
we're done.
Now, unless you have something
substantial to hold me on,
I have an appointment to keep.
No.
So you're telling memy target's dead--
for real dead.
That's what I'm telling you.
Damn.
And you were his assassin.
So I killed him...for real killed him.
Are you crazy?
I never found the guy...probably because it never
occurred to meto go look in the morgue.
You familiar with blank guns,Mr. Stokes?
You're looking at me for this.
You're serious.
For real serious.
You were the onehunting him down.
What happened?
You get in a fight overwho hit who first?
$100,000 buys youa lot of video games.
That's funny.
I'm done.
I'm not saying another wordwithout a lawyer.
Fine. I don't need a word.
I need your DNA.
But aren't those, uh...
Your afternoon snack.
Still doesn't explain
how these nasty treatsgot in our victim's ear
when they weren't evenon the menu last night, though.
That's right.
What do you got?
Promise me one thing:
If this is your guy,we share the collar.
All for one,one for all.
That's what I wanted to hear.
Gentlemen,add Larry Whitford
to your list of suspects.
Who is he?
Actually, you'vealready met him.
You see, five years agoLarry Whitford
legally changed his nameto Tony Collins.
The exotic cuisine chef?
All right, so how'she figure in?
I did the follow-upon the lawsuits.
Turns out that oneof the restaurants
our vic put out of businessfive years ago
was run by our said bad boy.
Kathleen Dunley'sattorney
sued the place he worked atfor what she claimed to be
a near fatal meal.
The restaurant went underbecause of it.
Know what that soundslike to me?
A recipe for murder.
I don't get it.
We've rounded up everyactive player in the game.
DNA on the balloon didn'tmatch Jordan Stokes.
All right.What do we know?
We know that the victimwas killed with a blank gun.
And that he lured his targetsto his fake office.
Right, where he pretendedto be a travel agent,
a wedding planner and a...
...a casting dExactly.
That's the way the officewas last set up--
like somebody was auditioning.
Blanks...
an audition...and a...
BONASERA:Head shot.
Our shooter hasa flair for the dramatic.
BONASERA:He's an actor.
TAYLOR:Let's find this guy.
( elegant chamber music playing )
( diners chatting )
MESSER: It was payback.
Wasn't it?
Five years ago, you wereriding high in San Francisco,
until Kathleen Dunleywalks into yourrestaurant and sued.
Then last night, yousaw her at the dinner
and decided it wasn'tgoing to happen again.
MAKA:Lucky for you, the twoof you never met.
Your case in San Franciscowas settled out of court.
MESSER:But you recognized herpicture from the newspaper
that reportedthe lawsuit, right?
You remember her?
She look familiar?
But she didn't knowwho you were when you
approached herand poured on thecharm last night.
All she thought was that youwere the star of the evening.
The lawyer tried to break it up,so you two decided
to rendezvous laterat her place.
You show up witha little midnight snack.
But not before you two got hot
in the sheets.
Work up an appetite.
COLLINS:I brought you something.You hungry?
I will be.
HAWKES: And when you were done,
you tied her up and fed her.
( muffled choking )
Food disagree with you?
Sorry. You're not going to beable to sue me this time.
Kathleen Dunley was a criminal.
What does that make you?
After San Francisco,my career was over.
My wife left me.
I spent five yearsrebuilding my reputation.
She was going to destroy that.
So you decided to destroyher life instead.
I got good news, Tony.
You're still goingto get to cook.
I'm sure you cando creative things
with the Spam.
Except I'd keep the bugsoff the plate.
'Cause the cons,they don't like
when you messwith their food.
You got him?
MAKA:Yeah.
Come on. Turn around.
Give me your hands.
( handcuffs clicking )
Okay.
GIRL:And live on the fatof the land.
MAN:It's over there.
Keep looking, Lenny.Just keep looking.
I'm looking, George.
I'm looking.
It's gonna be real nice.
Ain't gonna beno trouble,
no fights, nobody gonnahurt nobody, steal from 'em.
It's gonna be nice.
You're gonna get this one,Daddy. I know it.
And you know why?
'Cause I have sucha great coach.
She just mightbeat us both out
for the part.
Mack Taylor.
Chris Matthews.
So you're reading forthe role of George, huh?
Final scene.
Come prepared.
Looks real.
Yeah. You know, authenticity.
Every little bit helps.
Mind if I check it out?
Blank gun.
Did a movie a coupleof years ago.
The producerslet me keep it.
What role are youtrying out for?
( loads clip )
The cop.
Cop? You sure you gotthe right audition?
I mean, there's no copin Of Mice and Men.
I'm working ona different version.
One that starts with an ADAfound dead in a cemetery.
Killed, oddly enough,with a blank gun.
Let's not make a scenein front of your daughter.
Acting roles are hard to comeby, aren't they, Chris?
All those hoursof preparation,
running lineswith your daughter.
Praying, "If I just getthat next one,
everything will be okay."
So when Kyle Vance set upthat audition for you,
you put your heartand soul into it, didn't you?
Must have killed you when youfound out it was fake.
He made me go throughthe whole thing,
the son of a bitch.
...and I paid the check, and Iwalked out, I swear to God.
Fantastic.
Really. You have a gift, Chris,you really do.
Thank you, sir,that means a lot.
I only have one last questionfor you.
How do you feel about death?
Excuse me?
( laughs ):Gotcha! You're dead!
Whoo!
He crossed the line.
I woke up that morning,I kissed my wife.
Kissed my little girl.
My daughter,
you know what she saidto me?
She said, "It's okayif you don't get it, Daddy."
She's telling meit's okay.
I didn't have it in meto tell her it wasn't real.
Kyle Vance went
to the cemetery lookingfor Jennifer Cooper that night.
You followed him,didn't you?
Why don't you tell uswhat happened, Chris?
I just meant to scare him.
I just wanted to see the look in his eyes.
SAMUEL COOPER:Life has a tendencyto get in the way of...
What the hell, man?Hey, what is your problem?
You're out of the game.
Yeah, you're right. I am.
I only have one questionfor you.
How do you feel about death?
Oh, what are yougoing to do?
Are you going to shoot me witha water gun now, too?
No. I'm going to watch you die,you sick son of a bitch.
( groans )
SAMUEL COOPER:I hope you're enjoyingevery minute...
...for that would bethe last answered prayer...
I just meant to scare him.
That's all.I just meant to scare him.
( elegant chamber music plays )
All right.I got mealworm spaghetti,
stinkbug pate,that's nice...
cricket croquettes,
braised ant brochette...
Thai dragonflies.
Who's going first?
You gotta be kidding.
TAYLOR:Mm-mm.
It's just protein.
Told youshe'd do it.
( chuckles )
All right, all right, all right.
Here you go.
Okay.
Pizza in my office.
You bet MackI wouldn't do it?
Yeah. What wasI thinking?
Betting againsta country girl.
( giggles )
You know, it's actuallynot that bad.
Well, try it with somegrasshopper chutney.
Hmm.
Mmm. Mmm-hmm. Mmm.
Wasp tamale?
Don't mind if I do.
The spaghettimealworm's the best.
( laughing )
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