♪ Don't hurry ♪
♪ It's all right ♪
♪ Don't hurry ♪
( gasps )
( screaming )
Morning, Mac.
Victim' name'sStacie Avida.
She live here?
No, she worked here.
She was the doorman. Woman.
The, uh, super
said everybodyseemed to like ( sneezes )
Him more than most.
They dated for abouta year and a half.
We don't have watertowers in Montana.
The water pressure in the city'sa little dismal,
so every buildingover 16 floors has one.
Every tenant haveaccess to the Yeah.
it's like a, uh,extra rec room.
Do you knowthere have been
six suspicious deathsin this building
in the past ten years?
People say it's cursed.
I took the graveline tour.
You visit places
where unexplained deathshave occurred,
or famous people have died.
This was stop number eight.
Now it's death number seven.
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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. ♪
( shutter clicks )
SID: Despite the amount of blood
you found at the scene,C.O.D. wasn't exsanguination.
I founda significant amount
of water in her lungs.She drowned.
Which means she was alivewhen she went inside the tower?
Mm-hmm.
Difficult to take a live womanup the side of a water tank,
unless she's unconscious.
My thought exactly.
An injection mark.
There's an endlessnumber of substances
that could justknock her right out.
I sent blood to Tox.
Also found evidenceof sexual activity.
The semen samplewas diluted
from the water, but stilla chance you can pull something.
"Here's the smellof the blood still.
"All the perfumes of Arabia
will not sweetenthis little hand."
Macbeth.
Mm-hmm.
Radial and ulnar arteries
were both severed.
Superficial woundsto her knuckles
and the tops of her hands.
I pulled more glass fragments
from her wounds.
Directionality of the incisions
suggests movement
in both distal andproximal directions--
a sawing motion.
Significant arterial spraywith this type of wound.
Crime scenemust have been a mess.
No.
There was nothing to suggest
her wrist was slicedinside the tank.
No blood trail outside of it.
Not a drop.
How is that possible?
( sirens )
I'd say a quick jab,
followed by a left hookand a straight right.
Never knew you werea boxing fan.
I'm a fan of all sciences,especially the sweet one.
Used to watch with my dad.
Lividity's not fixed.
He's been hereless than six hours.
Killer usedtremendous force.
Probably collapsedthe cricoid cartilage.
I'd say C.O.D. is strangulation.
Hey.
Wallet and phone are still here.
Let's find out
who this guy is.
Ben Hatfield.
23 years old.
Got a business card.
Works for NHT Media
as a field consultant.
Must have beencasual dress Wednesday.
What's he doingin Washington Heights?
Any witnesses?
No.
HAWKES:They're all sufferingfrom the same thing--
temporary blindness.
Well, let's seewhat we can see.
( shutter clicking )
( gasping )
Fake tooth.
Knocked out.
( shutter clicks )
Sand in the eyes.
( shutter clicks )
I'd say this started out
as a good old-fashionedplayground fight.
I got blood.
They were fighting over here.
He was strangled no more thansix hours ago,
but the color of the bruiseson his face and hands...
are eight to 12 hours old.
But this bloodis still wet.
Means our vicwasn't in one fight.
He was in two.
That's not a handprint,that's a glove print.
( typing )
Hawkes saysI missed some fun
at tNo worries.nd.
We brought someback just for you.
These photoswere taken
from our vic'scamera phone.
He was quitethe photographer.
I like the subject matter.
These girls are fine.
Girl, not girls.
Look at the eyesin all the photos.
Right, right, I see.
These are allthe same girl.
Different hairstyles,different clothes--
she's quitethe chameleon.
These all look likecandid shots to me.
She didn't even know shewas being photographed.
Yeah, maybe our vic,
Ben Hatfield,was a stalker.
Yeah.
And if this guy herewas her boyfriend,
maybe he wasn't toohappy about that.
It looks like all these shotsare taken on the same street.
Let me see.
Let me get that busstop sign back there.
George Washington Bridge.
Washington Heights.
Good job.
What are these?
I was hoping you could tell me.They're all of you.
Okay, somebody's following me?
Well, not anymore.
The person who tookthese pictures is dead.
His name is Ben Hatfield.
You know hNo.
And I don't like people I don'tknow taking pictures of me.
My guess is your boyfriend heredoesn't either.
WhI don't know.?
Just some guy who wantedto buy me a cup of coffee.
No need for names?
It was just coffee.
This guy here,
he could be a murderer.
So next time you see him,get a name,
and then give me a call.
Hi..
Epithelial DNA fromthe swing's chain
came back as...everybody's in the world.
The blood cameback as our vic's.
Imprint on the vic'sshirt was left by tar
and New York City dirt.
And whoevergrabbed the shirt
was wearing glovesat the time.
What about the bloodwe found in the sandbox?
Belongs to an unknown male.
I'm still waiting on newsfrom Autopsy. How'd you do?
I've got nothingbut what I think are lies
from our vic'sobject of affection.
But I did findthe next hot thing.
Hmm?
Remember NHT Media?
It was on Ben Hatfield'sbusiness card.
Next Hot Thing.
He was a trend forecasterfor Madison Avenue.
He wasn't stalkingJennifer Rodriguez.
He was working.
They call it "cool hunting."
I've read about that.
What's hot on the playground
is worth millionson Madison Avenue.
That must be why he hadall those pictures.
And why he wasin Washington Heights.
But why is he dead?
MONROE:Mac, this case is gettingcreepier by the minute.
All of the previous deathsin that building
had "mysterious circumstances"?
Sounds to me likeyou're starting
to believe in that curse?
Mac, I believe in the science.
Me, too.
What do you have?
This is what I foundin Stacie Avida's apartment.
Blood on the door frame.
Flowers from the roof and a used condom.
The semen from the condomwas a match
to what we found in the vic.
What about the bloodon the frame of the door?
A male donor, but it's nota match to the semen.
But I found a substance on theflower consistent with mucus.
That is a match to the blood.
But not a match to the semen.
There were two male donorsin their apartment.
Her boyfriend, the super--
didn't have a cold;he's allergic to flowers.
Murder and romance-- it's alwaysabout the little things.
We'd talked aboutgetting married,
or at least living together.
We were doing great.
Evidence from herapartment suggests
you weren't the onlyman in her life.
That doesn'tsound so great.
I don't know whatyou're talking about.
I'm talking aboutyou going to Stacie's
with flowers fromthe roof garden.
A romantic gesture.
What's not so romantic is whatyou found in her trash.
This is a surprise.
You should've called first, Joe.
You seein' someone else,Stacie?
You gotta go, Joe...
Is hNo!ere?
Stacie... Aah!
I'll put up with a lot,but not that.
Was Stacie's daughter thereat the time?
She That's not whatds.
the evidence is telling us.
You didn't know Staciewas cheating on you,
you didn't know shehad a daughter.
Sounds like there's a lotyou don't know.
Yeah, okay, I was played.
Big deal.
It is a big deal.
Betrayal's the oldest motivefor murder in the book.
MESSER:...boy meets girl.
Boy impresses girlwith his pimped-out ride...
Right.
All right, we've talked to girl,where's boy?
I may be able to find him.
See the reflectionin the window?
Can you clear it up,Danny?
Give me a sec.
Let me enhancethe resolution.
BONASERA:Look at you.
MESSER:"ABO-429."
Boom.
Nice, Messer.
Let's see wherethat car takes us.
Tox came back.
Stacie Avida was injected withten times the therapeutic dose
of prescription-grademorphine.
I'm looking atthe shards of glass--
Cathedral Water Glass,to be exact.
85% of it is found instained glass windows.
And when we canvassedthe building for witnesses,
there was stained glasson every floor.
♪ ♪
Look at this.
Panel's darker.
That's the only color consistentwith the glass
we found on the vic.
Looks like these windowsare double-paned.
This one's patchedon the inside.
Whose place is this?
"Craig Zimmer, MD."
He would definitely haveaccess to morphine.
MAN:Escalade's mycompany car.
BONASERA:Who drives it?
Elliott Stanton.Works for me.
My best employee.
Trend spotting?
Yeah, so, uh, what's thisall about, detectives?
It's about your competition--The Next Hot Thing.
One of their employeeswas murdered
and found inWashington Heights.
What does this have todo with my company?
I mean, Next Hot Thingis no threat to me.
I mean, I know what's hotlong before they do.
I don't have to killthe competition.
I'm already doing it.
Would this bethe next hot thing?
Guaranteed.
What makes yousuch an expert?
I'm just a poor Dominican boymade good.
I grew up five blocks from here.
You know, when people seeWashington Heights,
they think urban decay.
See, I see the future.
And now all the big companiesare coming to me.
Madison Avenue lovesthat I still have
one footin the neighborhood.
They knowthat I'm connected
and that I operateat a street level.
What does Jenny Rodriguezget for all this?
The girl in your pictures.
I guess you just steal herfashion design--
you don't need to knowher name.
( techno music playing )
MAN: See, my clients pay me for information.
And before you know it,
everybody walking down Times Square looks up to see
what I discovered.
The rest of America jumps on board.
I run a multimillion-dollarcorporation.
I'm not in public relations.
I supposeif the competition, say,
The Next Hot Thing--took a few photos of Jenny,
things would getcomplicated, huh?
I don't likewhat you're implying.
Now... I'm a very busy man,detectives.
You know the way out.
I have one more question:
Where's Elliott Stanton?
( Latin music playing )
Man, for half the kids inthis neighborhood, this is it.
They never leave,never go anywhere else...
not even Jersey.
This is their whole world.
Well, they maynever leave--
but their culture and stylestravel everywhere.
What do you know?
Elliott Stanton'son Rico's payroll
and he gets to drivethe company car.
BONASERA:You know this guy, Elliot?
Nope.
Imagine him alive.
Looks like you were
at the wrong end ofa couple punches.
You landed a few, though, right?
Looks like that hurts.
You two paramedics?
MESSER:All right, look,we get it, Elliott.
Your boss told you we'dbe swinging by,
so stop playing coy boy,
do this the easy wayand answer our questions.
Okay.I fell off my bike.
Before or after youslammed your fist
into Ben Hatfield's face?
Ben who?
MESSER:Ben "Hanging from a Swing
in the Park" Hatfield.
What are you doing?
What do you think--next new fad:
ligature marksinstead of tattoos?
Hear you're really goodat your job.
We're even betterat ours.
You think about that.
YI got it.?
Good.
Probably my kids; they'realways breaking things.
My wife runs the apartment;I just pay for it.
And where's your wife?
They're in the Hamptons.
( quietly ):Mm-hmm.
Look, now is nota good time for me.
I've been in surgery for 11hours, been on my feet for 36.
Doctor, if you keepimpeding my investigation,
I'd be more than happy totake you someplace
where you can put your feetup for quite awhile.
♪ ♪
( glass shattering )
( screams )
( gasps )
Well... looks like our doctorhas a taste for painkillers.
Soil's consistent withwhat's on the roof.
I found blood on the glassfrom the window.
Drugs, glass, shoes:Looks like it's all adding up.
Except why he would kill a woman
who did nothing butopen the door for him.
Look, there's thevic's tooth.
Huh... He must've swallowed itin the fight.
Second fight,to be exact.
It's still in his stomachrather than his intestines.
I collected tracefrom the implant post
that remainedin his mouth.
And?
And, as soon as youanalyze it, it couldlead you somewhere.
Hey, I was elbow-deepin his stomach,
and I waMm-hmm.up here.
Can't do everything.
ThankMm-hmm.
♪ ♪
( echoing ):♪ Fashion...fashion... fashion...♪
♪ Fashion kills... ♪
( overlapping voices )
( echoing ):♪ Fashion...fashion... fashion...♪
♪ Fashion kills... ♪
Reptile skin.
Elliott Stantonis our prime suspect,
and we don't have enoughevidence to hold up in court.
Hold up-- don't throw inthe towel just yet.
Exhibit A:
Elliott with his arm aroundJenny, gloved.
Exhibit B: Our vic's shirtwith grab marks--
a pattern leftby gloved hands.
We don't knowthat it was Elliott's gloves
that made the impressionson the shirt.
Bruising and cutsfrom this picture I took
of Elliott's hands,
consistent with the woundswe found on our vic.
No, that just proves that BenHatfield and Elliott Stanton
got in a fight,not necessarily with each other.
You don't need to bea pathologist to see
that Elliott's hand's infected.
Knocked out Ben's tooth; that's what opened the flesh.
What we see and what we canprove are two different things.
We need to connect ElliottStanton with our victim,
prove that it washis gloves
that made the patternon the shirt,
and his fist
that knockedour victim's tooth out.
And, ultimately, that it wasElliot Stanton's blood
we found in the sandbox.
Safe to saywe're skipping lunch.
Yeah.
( hip-hop music playing )
( grunting )
My next.
( chuckles )
Yo,
why don't you and yourlittle Blue Man Group here
go find a playgroundon the Upper East Side, okay?
Nah, we're good here.
In fact, we're gonna stay herefor a while.
This is a murder scene.
A kid was killed herejust this morning.
You know,funny how nobody saw anything.
So these guys are goingto stick around, all right?
We'll see what we can see.
As long as it takes.
Unless you know something.
Give me my ball back, man?
I'll tell you what.Why don't you play me?
You beat me,I'll get out of here,
I'll take these guys with me,
not to mention you get to telleverybody you beat a cop.
And if you win?
You give mea little information.
You serve.
( crowd cheers )
Yo, check it out.
( crowd cheering )
( crowd cheers )
Whoo!
( crowd cheers )
Whoo! Whoo!
Is there anythingwe can get you, Doc?
I'm sick.
Oh, yeah,I can see that.
For a guy who worksin the medical field,
you don't takevery good careof yourself.
You recognizethe symptoms,Detective Monroe,
in the junkieswe get throughhere every day.
That buildingyou live in
has quitea reputation.
Superstition,it's stupid.
Six deathsin the past ten years.
And, uh, your name is mentionedin three of the cases.
One of the murdered womenwas your nanny,
who you were havingan affair with.
Stupid superstitionstarts looking
a lot like pattern,doesn't it?
I came down herevoluntarily to, uh,
answer a few questions.
I'm wondering whatthey might be.
She was a doorwomanin your building.
Okay, and?
And your phone records
say that you called herregularly
for the pastthree months.
No, no, I never spoke
to this womanin my life.
Semen found inside her body
matches the DNA fromyour reference sample.
That's impossible.
I certainly wouldn't sleepwith her. I didn't.
The smashed stain glassfrom the window
in your apartment
is an identical match
to the glass we found embeddedin her arms.
Phone call, the semen,stained glass.
The way I'm seeing this,
you did havea relationshipwith this woman.
She asked you
to leave your wife,you said no.
There was a fight.
You pumped her fullof the morphine
you happened to havelying around the apartment,
then dumped herin the water tank.
That's not true.
I do not know her. I don't.
I've been at the hospital
for a day and a half.
I got 50, 100 people
can back me up.
We'll look into that.
You all right to hang tightfor a bit?
Need anything?
A little chicken soup, maybe?
MONROE: I wouldn't want to be in Dr. Zimmer's shoes.
Something's off, Mac.
Zimmer's involvedin this up to his neck,
but his behavior doesn'tmake any sense.
Why didn't he tossthe shoes?
And when Flack leanedon him, he didn't calla lawyer?
Sophia Reza diedin that buildingthree years ago,
raped, no semen found.
They never caught the guywho did it.
What does that haveto do with this case?
She was Zimmer's nanny
and they were having an affair.And look at this.
Four years ago,
choking victimon the roof.
Zimmer's there,tries to save her,but can't.
Meaning?
Meaning he's everywhere
something bad happens.
Maybe he's cursed,not the building.
Lindsay, we can only dealwith the science in front of us.
Forget everything else.
But I was taught
that instinctspoint you in a direction.
Science confirms a theory.
( phone rings )
Taylor.
Okay.
We'll see whatwe can do.
We need some sciencethat puts Zimmer on the roof.
Otherwise, he's free to go.
The substance pulledfrom Ben Hatfield's mouth
was reptile skin.
ReptYeah.kin?
Treated like leather.
Means it came offa bag, boot, beltor anything else
reptile skinmay be used for.
What about you?
I got a match.
It was this type of glove,identical to the gloves
Elliot Stanton was wearingin the photo
that made the imprinton his shirt.
And the tar and the dirtof the pattern
are a matchto the handball court.
Okay.
But anybody who's playinghandball in that court ad
wearing that type of glovecould have pushed Ben.
It doesn't necessarilysingle out Elliot, right?
No, but my three victoriesat handball
gives us somethingthat does.
How so?
An eyewitness who sawElliot Stanton
going at it withBen Hatfield.
Sounds like we gotenough for a warrant.
You should have seen mewhipping these kids' asses.
The material on the bottomof Dr. Zimmer's shoes
is identical to the earthfrom the roof garden.
But it could havegotten there any time.
( sighs )
We need somethingwe know
connects himto Stacie Avida.
The hair on the picture framein Zimmer's
apartment is consistentwith hers.
Do you have the liftof this print?
Over time,the amount of squalene--
one of the oilsfound in fingerprints--
deterioratesat a steady rate.
So we measurewhat's remaining...
...find out whenZimmer last handledthis frame.
( computer beeping )
Print on the picture frame'sover 28 days old.
It wasn't usedin Stacie's murder.
So how did her hairget on the frame?
Who else has accessto the doctor's apartment?
Joe Green.
He's the super.He'd have a master key.
Maybe he's tryingto frame Zimmerfor the murder.
I need you in Dr. Zimmer's shoes
because the plaster casts
I got from thesuspect's footprints
are about a half an inchdeeper in the heel
than they werein the toe,
which is odd.
( grunts )
I weigh about the sameas the victim,
you weigh about the sameas Dr. Zimmer.
Thanks. Extra weightmakes it exact.
Look, you promised medrinks for this,
but I think I'mgonna need somedinner, too.
I'm not goingto give you anythingif you don't get going.
Make tracks, cowboy.
( beeping )
What do you have?
The initial tracksfrom the roof
are an inchshallower
than the onesDanny and I just made.
The curve of the trackis lighter in the toe
and heavier in the heel.
I know, but what does that mean?
You said earlier
that you wouldn't want to bein Craig Zimmer's shoes.
He wasn't.
There's no questionthese shoes made
the trackson the roof.
Worn by who?
The victim was wearingaqua-colored socks
when we found her.
Why would Stacie Avidabe wearing
Craig Zimmer's shoes?
Eikenella corrodens.
It's also called "fight bite"because it proves
that the cut on your handcame from someone's mouth.
Someone's mouth.
As in one personin a city of eight million.
Your gloves also match thepattern we found on Ben's shirt.
Come on. Lots of glovesin the city like thatone, Detective.
You're right, Counselor.
I wasn't clear.
They microscopicallymatch.
You hit him, didn't you?
Don't say anything, Elliott,please.im.
That's all right.I can tell you what happened.
See, Ben was honing inon your turf--
on Jenny.
The newest "it" girl.
And you decided to do somethingabout it.
Detective, my clientagreed to come down here
and answersome questions.
Ask them, or we're done.
Ben was a little tougherthan you thought, huh, Elliott?
After he beat youthe first time,
you went back there,only this time,
you didn't play fair,
strangling himwith a swing chain.
He was alive when I left him.
Enough-- from both of you.
Come on, let's go.
Mr. Garlobo, I'm curious.
Why won't you letyour client talk?
It's obvious he has somethingto say.
Mr. Cerda retained meto protect his employee
and I intendon doing that.
Elliott does not knowwhat's best for him.
That right, Elliott?
Let me give you a little hint.
The truth is always best.
Come on.
The answer isin here somewhere.
I grabbed all the case files
from the previous deathsin the building--
autopsies, everything.
I also got everythingon Stacie Avida--
former residencies,work history.
Zimmer's name is mentioned
in three of the cases.
Everything's connected, right?
Through evidence, not intuition.
Wait. Hear me out.
Gina Williamson
is the girlwho choked on the rooftop.
I had Hammerbackpull Stacie's DNA
for reference.
Gina shares one allelewith Stacie
at all 13 loci.
Gina was Stacie's daughter.
And she died four years agoon that roof.
Gina?! My daughter's choking!Someone call 911!
Somebody help us!
Dr. Zimmer had two previouscomplaints filed against him
for practicingunder the influence,
but nothing was ever proven.
TAYLOR: He was using drugs on the day he tried to save Gina,
overcompensated, fracturing her rib which punctured her heart
and that killed her.
Stacie Avidawas a natural brunette.
And she worked in publishing
until two monthsafter her daughter's death...
When she left to becomea doorwoman.
She wanted total access.
The buildingwas haunted--
by a woman who diedthe day her child did.
We're not going to getanything out of Elliott
now that his lawyer'sgot him gagged.
What we do know is thatthe gloves and bacteriaput him at te beating.
We just need to tie him
to the strangulation.
You know, I was thinking,
since there was sand in thevic's eyes,
the fightin the sandbox happened
at the same timeas the strangulation.
And sincethe only thing we found
in the sand was blood...
If it's a matchto Elliott's reference sample...
It means we're that much closer.
Yep.
No match.
No.
Hey, Hawkes, check this out.
The blood from the sand
has a 15.2 allele at D7.
That's a variant allele.
That falls outside of the rangeof common alleles.
It's indicativeof a subpopulation.
Gets passed aroundthrough a small genetic pool
but never goes worldwide.
Which would make itethnically specific.
Let's see if it's specificenough to catch a killer.
Found it.
A variant 15.2
at D7 locus.
Common to 90% of the peoplefrom one particular island.
Actually,
half of the island.
Dominican Republic.
You know anyonefrom there
who might like wearing reptile?
The very trendy Rico Cerda.
Purple one is supposedto make you smarter.
That true?
Or is it allin the packaging?
I know you didn't comeall the way up here
to discuss energy drinks.
So, what's on your mind,detectives?
Couple of things--
the Yankeespitching rotation,
you murdering Ben Hatfieldin the playground.
That's ridiculous.
I didn't have any...
Let me tell you somethingabout trends, Rico.
See, this is the partwhere you get indignant--
start to denyeverything,
maybe you're goingto start crying,
try to convince usyou didn't do it.
MESSER:Crocodile tears.
Crocodile like the watch band
you have on.
Piece of that skinwas found on an implant post
in Ben Hatfield's mouth.
( grunting )
Torn watch band.Doesn't prove anything.
But your bloodat the crime scene does.
See, you sent a boy to do a man's job.
When Elliot couldn't close the deal,
you went and finished it.
RICO:I told you to stayout of my neighborhood.
MESSER:It's not likeit used to be, Rico.
You don't like that.
Couple of years ago,
people were afraidto come up to Harlem.
Now they're walkingthe streets,
they're shopping, they'retaking their kids to dinner.
Your neighborhood,Washington Heights,
is prime real estate.
It's attracting a yuppie crowd.
The outside worldis closing in on you.
The urban divideis disappearing, man,
making guys like you obsolete.
This ismy neighborhood.
My street.
My people!
I warned that kid.
I told him hedidn't belong here--
him and his big corporationraking in millions
off the ingenuityand style of those poor kids?
He got what he deserved.
He was trying to takewhat belonged to me.
What belonged to you?
You and your $3,000 suit.
BONASERA:You talk a reallygood game, Rico.
But the truth is, you sold outyour neighborhood.
And your people.
She... planted the evidence?
Everything we neededto build a case
against Craig Zimmer.
Best way insidethe buildingwas through you.
FLACK: And when the doorman job opened up,
she asked her boyfriend,the super,
to get it for her.
She wanted to do everything she could
to keep her eye on you and your family.
Once she had it,she had totalaccess to your life
using his master key.
She used your phone, she knew about your affairs,
and over time, she learned your habits, your secrets.
She studied you.
TAYLOR: She knew when the doctor's wife would be out of town,
when he would beat the hospital.
Yesterday, she put her planinto effect.
It must have taken weeks to set up her plan-- months, even.
She was patient.
She knew Zimmer was a drug addict
and found the morphine.
She knew if the drugs were in her system,
it would lead back to him,
the only doctor in the building.
She did everything she could to set him up.
She couldn't live with the pain
of mourning herdaughter anymore.
She killed herself.
And she made it looklike murder.
To frame you.
Thank you for clearing me.
Don't thank me too much.
I put in a callto the medical board
about your obviousdrug addiction.
Time to clean up.
JOE: It's ironic
she killed herselfwhere she did.
The newspapers saythat building is cursed.
Well, this time it wasn'tthe building's curse.
It was Stacie's.
You know what?
It doesn't matterthat she used me.
I loved her.
Guess that makes mea chump, right?
No.
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