Here's what I know: New York...
Employees were just showing up for work
when our perp enters the bank cowboy style.
(screaming, gunshot)
You expect me to believeyou didn't kill him?
I didn't; this man was deadbefore I got here.
MESSER: The bank was already robbed once today.
TAYLOR: And the vic could be
a casualty from that heist.
Makes your suspectone of the unluckiest
mooks on the planet.
(sobbing):You, you can't walk meout there.
They'll kill my family.
They tied my wife
and daughter up and said
that if I don't do what they told me,
theWho's they?em.
MONROE: It came back to a Derrick James.
(grunting, gunshot)
Black male, 35 years old.
He spent three years in Iraq doing private security.
Help me, please.
BONASERA: They're coming out.
OFFICER:Hold your fire!
The story aboutyour family--
it was all a lie, wasn't it?
MAN (over radio):Aviation Three to Central.
Show me on a continued60 search-and-rescue
for Detective Mac Taylor.
WOMAN:Central to Aviation Three.10-4.
BONASERA:Let's make another passover Williamsburg.
(phone rings)
Bonasera.
How long ago was that?
Did they see Mac in the car?
Okay, okay, we're goingto head in that direction.
Thanks, Flack. Surveillancecameras on the GW Bridge
spotted our car going westinto Fort Lee.
Let's go.
Okay,here we go.
(gasps)
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(foghorn blowing)
(panting)
(vehicles passing)
Stop, stop!
(horn honking,brakes screeching)
My na-- my name is Mac Taylor.
I'm a crime sceneinvestigator with the NYPD.
I'm injured.
I need a phone. Doyou have a phone?
Please.
I need your help.
Okay, okay, but you haveto stay out there.
BONASERA:Let's check the FDR again.
They've got to behere somewhere.
PILOT:Okay, here we go.
(phone rings)
Bonasera.
I can't hear you.
Hello.
Hello?
Mac?!
Where are you?
Jersey City.
Uh, the backsideof the Statue of Liberty.
Freedom Way.
Okay, I'm heading there.
He's in Jersey.
Notify the state PDto get to Freedom Way.
MAN: See if you can get a Jersey City official
to talk to us.
It all began very early thismorning as a bank robbery.
Hostages were taken,
and among them
a New York City crime scene investigator.
WOMAN: Julie, we believe an NYPD investigator
was forced to escortthe bank robbery suspect
out of the city.
Hold on, Steve.
They just pulled a bodyout of the water.
(garbled radio transmission)
(indistinct chatter)
EMT:You feeling any pain?
Headache.
Dizziness.
Vision's a little blurry;it comes and goes.
Symptomsof a minor concussion.
(garbled radio transmission)
What are my chancesof getting you
on that helicopter and takento the nearest hospital?
I tried that already.
The vic we pulled outof the car is Derrick James.
That's our primesuspect in the murders
of the bank managerand his wife.
And he's not the guyyou left the bank with, Mac.
Do you have any ideawhat happened
to the guywho took you hostage?
OFFICER:Hold your fire!Stand by perimeter!
He calls himself Joe.
We were in the car.
Just pull off the road up here.
Do it!
(garbled radio chatter)
Last thing I rememberis pulling myself
out of the water.
You think Joe's a floater?
I'm thinking Joe's a fugitive.
Divers haven't found anything
that suggeststhere's another body out there.
Well, once weprocess the car
and we get our vicback to autopsy,
maybe it'll fillin some blanks.
FLACK:Bad news onthat front.
This scene'sout of our jurisdiction.
Jersey Brass will only allow usto take crime scene photos.
BONASERA:Mac was in that car.
It's an NYPD vehicle.
And it's in New Jersey.
They get the body, the car,
and before you ask,they want no part
of a joint investigation.
Look, I don't like it either,but it's proper protocol.
They'll keep us informed,
and they'll give usall the information they can.
So what are wesupposed to do--
go back into the city and thumbthrough photos and wait?
No.
This guy robbed a bank,held people hostage,
and killed a man.
He's out there somewhereand we're going to find him.
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(camera shutters clicking)
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♪ When I saw the future ♪
♪ The geeks were right. ♪
Are you kidding me, Mac?
Mac, what are you doing here?
You suffereda concussion.
That's not somethingto take lightly.
A man triedto kill me.
I'm not going to sithome and sip soup.
This lab's priorityis finding Joe.
If your headache getsworse or you start
to feel even alittl(phone rings)
...you got tolet me know.
All right?Hawkes.
Who processed the robberyscene at the bank?
We got two teams thereright now.
I want any evidencefound in that bank
back to this labASAP for analysis.
HAWKES:That was Jersey PD.
There was minimal trace evidencefound in the unmarked car,
and most of it was compromisedby the water.
That may have beenour best
and last chanceof IDing this Joe character.
Maybe not.
TAYLOR: I pressed my knee against the band radio.
I keyed the mic.
NYPD Communicationsshould have a recording
of everything thatwent on in that car.
I'm gonna hit the showers.Hawkes, you pull the tape.
Maybe Joe said something thatI don't remember, anything
that might lead us somewhere.
Danny, stay on top
oAll right..
SID: I downloaded all the data I received
from the New Jersey Coroner'sOffice on Derrick Jame.
Now, as you can see, thefatal gunshot injury is here--
close contact.
Apparently, the bulletlodged behind the eye.
I examinedyour crime scene photos.
Notice the angleof the shot.
Abraded skin aroundthe entry wound,
and the gun's upside down,as if he shot himself.
Bam.
And that's just one ofmy many odd discoveries.
There's tearing of thetissue lining the esophagus.
It happened withinhours of his death.
Any idea what he ate?
Stomach contents only reveal
our vic to be a vegetarian.
He alsosuffered
a deflated lung,
broken ribs,
and there's an incision thereabove the navel.
An incision?That sounds deliberate.
The tissue around the area lacksthe characteristics
of a simplestab wound,
and there wasalso evidence
of sawing.
The New Jerseycoroner says
that these particular injurieswere inflicted postmortem.
Yes, after his death, and thefracture of the ribs as well
as the punctured lung
are consistentwith the Heimlich maneuver.
Who tries to save a dead manfrom choking?
(water running)
(light clattering)
You were shot, Mac.
There are no injuries on my bodyconsistent with a gunshot wound.
There is a rifling markon this bullet.
It was definitelydischarged from a gun.
And this hole
in your shirt, there are
abrasion marks around it.
It's proof.
Somebody shot you.
What I don't understandis why the bullet
only got so faras to pierce the fabric,
and then it stopped.
I can only think ofthe basic tenets of physics.
Eventually, everythingruns out of energy.
Divine intervention, maybe?
God's a scientist, Lindsay.
Okay, so we needa point of friction.
The passenger side window.
The bullet must have traveledthrough this window, tumbled
and struckme here.
The impact could have slowed its momentum.
Maybe something waswrong with the load.
It could have been old.
A round of ammunitionhas a shelf life
just like a can of soup.
There's also the fabricof your shirt.
The elasticityof the material
would have createda trampoline effect.
Slowed the bullet because it stretched.
If I were you, I'd buya few more of those shirts.
(wry chuckle)
You know something, Lindsay.
Joe wasn't trying to drown me.
He pushed the car into the water to hide the bodies--
mine and Derrick James.
Joe thinks I'm dead.
MAN:All units, check foran open mic.
Check for an open mic.
MAC (over recording):This was all a lie.
Your family's not in danger.
There is no family.
JOE:I had to get out of there, man.
MAC:What now?
JOE:What do you care?
Just shut up and drive.
(dialing)
Yeah, I'm on my way.
(tape winding)
(beeping)
JOE:What do you care?
Just shut up and drive.
(dialing)
That's a phone number.
(trilling beeps)
FLACK:Hey, Mac.
I think this mightbe the thing
that gets us a littlecloser to Joe.
Stella photographed itlip?
on the backseatof the unmarked car.
Now, we don't escort childrenin those kinds of vehicles.
No detective assignedto that car had children.
They clean these carsevery single night.
I don't think it came from you.
And Derrick Jameswas never in the backseat.
So that leaves Joe.
Called Jersey,
water damaged most ofthe biologicals in the car.
But they found a hairin the teeth of the barrette.
I got a partialprofile hit in CODIS.
And it's a match
to the biologicals lifted fromthe phone Joe used in the bank.
Yo, and I canstill see the media.
Getting out of here.
TAYLOR:"Shared Alleles at all Loci."
And the DNA is female.
It's his daughter.
If we find Joe's family,we'll find him.
I think he's backin New York City.
You know something we don't?
I analyzed the tire impressions
from the sceneand determined the wheel base
at approximately 101 inches.
Now, based on the paint on
the fender that Stella photographed at the scene,
we're looking fora Pontiac G8,
Dodge Charger or Ford Mustang.
Those three makes and modelsare our best start.
I'm missing the part wherethat puts Joe in Manhattan.
Right. I used the tire's 3-Dprofile to calculate the weight
of these carsin relation to the depth
of the tire impressionsfrom the scene.
I'm guessing that Derrick Jamesmet Joe at Freedom Way
to split the moneyfrom the bank robbery.
WherThe money.ney?
Only, I'm thinkingthe money was never in the car.
Check this out.
(typing)
(beeping)
The depth ofthe tire impressions
of the car that Derrick drove
to the field wouldhave been much deeper
if there was two million dollarsin that vehicle.
So maybe that's why
Joe killed Derrick.
He didn't bring the cash.
Why did Derrick show up at all?
Why didn't he justtake the money and run?
Joe was the only onewho could put Derrick
at the bank robbery,because those
surveillance cameraswere disabled.
So Derrick must have metup with Joe to kill him.
Take Joe out of the picture,and he's scot-free.
All right, so if we gowith your theory, Adam,
the money from the robberyis still in Manhattan.
So we find the money,we find Joe.
Hey, Mac.
My analysis of the recordingfrom the unmarked band
led me to Derrick James'sphone number.
Joe was callinghim from the car,
letting him knowhe was on his way
tAnd I tracked down paper.
on Derrick's phone,got a phone number on Joe.
A phone number, great.
(screams)
(cell phone ringing)
Where are you?
TAYLOR:Not in the morgue.
That's right, Joe.
It's Mac Taylor;I'm still alive.
So why don't you putan end to all this
and tell mewhere you are?
I can't, can't go to jail.
This can only end two ways,
and jail is your best option.
That is up to me,not, uh, not you.
There's no placeyou can hide, Joe.
I'm coming to get you.
(phone beeps off)
Not enough timeto triangulate.
No, we didget something.
When Joe answered the phone,he was expecting someone else.
There's another person involved.
(phone ringing)
(people chattering)
Yeah, we just sent outa photo of Joe.
Check your e-mail,check your fax machines.
Listen to me.
If anybody looks like he couldbe this guy's cousin,
I want him questioned.
Yeah, Dempsey,sorry about that.
Listen, chances arehe's gonna dump that car.
So do me a favor,tow any make or model
that evenremotely resembles
what we're looking for.Thanks.
HeyYeah, Adam. What's up?ond?
Uh, I just needyour help with something.
Um, you got a placeI can plug in?
Yeah.
I ran with the theory thatJoe came back into the city,
which means hecould have returned
using the Hollandor Lincoln Tunnels
or by bridge.
All of which havesurveillance cameras.
Specifically, in payment zonesintended to capture
the plate numbers ofthose who don't pay.
I focused on alltraffic heading east
the first hour afterthe bank robbery.
And I isolated allcars that were a match
for our wheel base,and found this.
This is Joeat the tollbooth.
He dropped acoin. Perfect.
Using digital facial points,I confirmed the profile
to be a match to the photo thatyou have of Joe from the bank.
That's him.
Bogus plates.e?
But we did get a VIN numberwhen he opened the door
to pick Good.e coin.
What'd NYSPIN give us?
Uh...
Well, the cardoesn't belong to Joe.
Who's it belong to?
(typing)
You sure about this?
Yeah, I ran itthree times.
Do Mac and Stella know?
No. I-I came to you first.
Okay.
I got this one.
Okay, well,I-I got to tell them.
Give me two hours.
(car horn honks)
(car approaches and stops)
(thumping on door)
(tapping on glass door)
MESSER:Mac?
How you doing? You okay?
Long day.
I got a case-to-case hit
on a bank robberyfrom six years ago.
Fingerprints are a match to Joe.
No surveillances,there were no witnesses,
no guns,nobody was hurt,
no activity since then.
No locationon Derrick James's address.
Just got a P.O. boxso far that leads us
to a bunch of fake numbers.
But I'm thinkinghe's the one who shot you.
Bullet fragment you foundin your shirt is a match
to what Jersey pulled frominside Derrick's head.
That confirms the factthat Joe's the shooter.
But it doesn't match the bullet
that ricocheted off the ceilingat the bank robbery,
which was from Joe's gun.
Well, he could have easilytaken Derrick's gun.
I thought about that.
Sid and Stella saidthat the muzzle imprint
on Derrick's face was upside down.
So if Joe fired the gun,
he would've beenholding it like this.
More than likely,the bullet would not have
traveled upwardtoward the eye.
I'd say Derrickfired at you first.
The bullet shatters the glass,Joe's his next target,
they struggle for the gun.
You be Joe.
I come at you,grab my wrist.
Points the muzzle of the gun
back towards Derrick's face
(gunshot)
That explains the upside downmuzzle print, right?
So he's our shooter.
Doesn't make Joeany less dangerous, Danny.
The only reasonhe didn't shoot me
is because he thoughtI was already dead.
Right.
I wish I couldthink of something
he said or did in that bankthat would help us,
something that wouldtell us who he really is.
My kit.
At the bank.
There was dirton the sole of his shoe.
Danny, where's my kit?
(up-tempo music playing)
(animated chatter)
Pardon me.
You still a lager guy?
I'm on the clock. Thanks, Sam.
Bummer.
Where's your car?
What?
Where's your car?
Uh, I loaned it toa friend of mine.
Lauren.
Excuse me.
Lauren got a last name?
Salinas.
What's the problem?
I need to talk to her.
Well, I don't haveher number on me.
And, uh,
I left my phoneat home.
Which I'm startingto get the impression
probably has about six messagesfrom you.
Where does she live, Sam?
She lives in the Twenties.
Somewhere between Third and LexI think.
You're telling meyou loaned your car
to some girl you don't even knowwhere she lives?
Yeah. That's whatI'm telling you.
Look, I know
her place by sight.
Pizza joint,
lighting store.
Look, she's a friend.
She needed a car.So I loaned her mine.
Don, what's going on?
Listen to me.
You'd better not be involvedin this, okay?
'Cause I'm not bailing you outthis time and neither is Dad.
Involved in what?
(distant siren wailing)
I found something
very interestingon your kit, Mac.
Organic plant material on the hinge.
I sense a demonstration coming.
If you could justtouch the plant.
Oh.
It sensitive to touch.
This is what I foundon your kit.
It's soil and root
from a pantropical weedcalled mimosa pudica.
Joe transferred itwhen he kicked my kit.
Active bacteriain the ground soil sample
indicate that it's fresh.
So it couldn't have beenon Joe's shoe very long
before the transfer.
Must've been someplace he wentbefore he hit the bank.
Yeah. That's the problem.
Someplace,
out there in New York City.
I'll find it.
I did something.
Um, look you-you made itvery clear in the past
that no information is everto be released to anyone
without your knowledge.
And, well, I-I needed--
I-I told, um--
(eOkay.s)
The car that we're looking for
is a red Charger.
And it's registeredto Flack's sister, Samantha.
And I told himbefore I told you,
but I'm telling you now.
You should've told me then.
Yeah, but it's his sister.You know, I mean,
I would have told youif it was your sister.
Do you have a sister?
Sorry.
What I'm saying is...
I made a choicethat I would make again.
But I did not meanto disrespect you in any way.
(phone rings)
Taylor.
I'll be right there.
That went well. Yeah.
(garbled radio transmission)
Found it a half an hour ago.
Fits the descriptionAdam gave
of the possible vehicle.
And the VIN numbermatches what he pulled
from the tollboothphotos.
And it's your sister's car.
She loaned itto a Lauren Salinas.
I got no answerat Lauren's apartment.
And her superwasn't in either.
Open it.
Pop the trunk.
Hey, Mac.
This could be Lauren.
I'm a crime sceneinvestigatorwith the NYPD.
I need a phone.
Okay, okay,but you have to stay out there.
I usedWhat?phone.
When I got out of the water,at Freedom Way.
She gave me her cell phone.
This woman came to my rescue.
Yeah, that's her.
That's Lauren.
I can't believe she's dead.
MESSER:All right, Samantha, I needyou to tell me everything.
Everything that youknow about her.
She was a regularat the bar.
She loved to party.
We had a lot of laughs together.
Aside from that, I really don'tknow that much about her.
If you didn't knowthat much about her,
why would you lend her your car?
I'm a generous person.
Okay, she said it was onlygonna be for a few days.
Her car was inthe shop, and,
anyways, I canwalk to work.
I tried to help somebody out,okay?
Did she mention anythingabout coming into money?
Moving?
Buying any expensiveitems like that?
No.
She mention anythingabout having a husband,
or a boyfriend?
Yeah, she had a steady guy
but I never met him.
You ever see her withthis guy right there?
No.
How about...
How about him?
No.
Do you thinkthese guys killed Lauren?
That's what we're tryingto find out.
Hey.
You're not gonna tellDad about this, right?
I-I don't wanthim to worry.
You know how he gets.
He will not stay off my assif he hears about this.
Let me give youa ride home.
(sighs)
Come on, Don.
Please. Just
promise meyou're not gonna tell him.
MAN:Samantha.
Hey baby,
how you been?
You all jammed up?
OkayI was just beingugh.
friendly, man, that's all.
Go be friendly over there.
You know, I can handlemy own life.
(laughs)
What?
Take a look atthat guy.
That guy'sin your life?
That's the kind of scumyou hang out with?
What's wrong with you?What are you thinking?
I'm thinking
that I don't need youpassing judgment on me.
I'm sorrythat I embarrass you.
That's not true.
I just...
You just wish I was a littlemore like you?
I'll find my own damn ride.
It clear our victim's CODis exsanguination.
Looks likeMiss Salinaswas stabbed.
But there was alsorespiratory straining
with fluid in the lungs,
which wouldindicate drowning.
Or torture.
There's bruisingon the wrists.
Suggests she was bound.
The victim could have beenforced under flowing water.
Which would explain the evidenceof near drowning.
Where are you?
This has got to be who Joe wasexpecting when I called.
She's the otherperson involved.
TAYLOR:There's no placeyou can hide, Joe.
I'm coming to get you.
Where is it?
The money?
She's part of the bank robbery.
She was looking for them.
She wasn't on that road by accident.
And when Joe got to her,
he was after information.
Tell me what the keyopens, Lauren?
(crying)my money?
You tell meand I'll make this stop.
(gasping and coughing)
So chances are Lauren told Joe
exactly what he wanted to know.
Only if she knew.
(gasping for air)
(crying)
These old deserted rail trackshold a lot of secrets.
We're only lookingfor one.
Trace amounts of decayed woodin the soil
that Lindsay collected from your kit,
are consistent
with track cross tiesof the 1930s
and this location.
So this plant has gotto be here somewhere.
There we go.
Yep.
Mimosa pudica.
Someone's been diggingin this soil.
Licenses and passports.
All with different namesand his picture.
Looks like Joe hada trip planned.
Or he's ready to skipinto another life
and become someone else.
He knows sooneror later,
we'll find outwhere he lives.
He can't go home.
Maybe he hasn't foundthe money yet.
I mean, if he had,he would have
grabbed this stuffand left town.
I'm gonna get a plain clothesteam to sit on this location.
He's got to come back and getthis stuff at some point.
(phone ringing)
Detective Taylor.
JOE:Hey, Mac, you guys are good.
But I knew you were good whenyou got me out of that bank.
But nowyou raised things up a notch.
So, you still don't havethe money, huh?
Well, I'll get it, and I'll getit before you get me.
Hawkes, see if you can geta trace on Mac's cell.
Is it all worth it, Joe?
What's that little girl of yoursgonna think about her dadd?
We found her barrettein the car.
Daddy, hold on to my barrette.
Don't lose it, okay?
I got it, sweetheart.
She's gonna spend her weekendsvisiting you in prison.
I'm doing this thing for her
so she can be awayfrom all this.
TAYLOR:So your family doesn't haveto find out who you really are?
Do they call you Joe?
Or is it Eric Johnson,
Doug Anderson, Michael Peterson?
Who are you to them?
You son of a bitch, man.
You don't know what the hellyou're talking about.
What happened?Derrick pull you back in?
After the bank job, Derrick'splan was to double-cros you?
Then you killed him, and thenyou killed his girlfriend.
I didn't killhis girlfriend, man.
That was an accident.
(crying)
(coughing)
(gasping for air)
(whimpering)
(screaming)
(gasps)
(water running)
Yeah, that was an accident.
Come on, show yourself.
Let's do this face-to-face.
Oh, come on.
I'm smarter than that.
Well, you're still here, Joe.
You can't be that smart.
(phone beeps off)
Did you get it?
What've we go?
All right. No.
Too short.
Son of a bitch is watching us.
This is our last passport.
Let's see what we get
(blip)his one.
ROSS:Here we go.
I got a UV-sensitivewatermark
in the shapeof an eagle. Yeah.
This one's the real deal.
All right, well, that makesall these others counterfeit.
Ethan Scott.
That's our guy.
That's Joe's real name.
I'll run it throughevery criminal database.
(beeping)
(trilling)
(trilling and beep)
(beep)
Hey, Danny.
Just got a hit to LaurenSalinas's fingerprints.
She was a tellerat the bank.
She called in sickthe day of the robbery.
Well, this confirmsthat she was the inside woman,
and she was involvedin the bank heistfrom the beginning.
Okay, wait.
Jersey crime lab trace report
on Derrick James.
Steel and nickel filings
were recovered
from Derrick'sthroat lacerations.
Begs the question,what's made of steel and nickel
that was so important
that Joe had to dig itout of Derrick's gut?
How about a key?
I just loggedthe bank manager's
key ring from the crime scene.
Derrick and Joe's printswere on them.
The keys were numbered in order,
and there was one missing--number nine.
Where's the money?
MESSER: Derrick swallowed the key.
That explains the nickel in the scratch marks
we found in his throat.
When Joe finds outhe's getting double-crossed,
he decides to go digging for the key.
Which could mean thatthe money never left the bank.
Derrick hid it there.
It makes sense, but whykill Lauren Salinas?
Lauren was his only linkto the money,
and I'm assuming if he gotthat information from her...
He's going back to the bankto make a withdrawal.
Detective, here'sthe key you requested.
Thank you.
(distant honking)
He was here.
Hey, what are youdoing up here?
NYPD! Freeze!
Call for backup!
SECURITY OFFICER:Detective's in danger.We need backup.
(heavy thud)
(soft clanging)
(clanging)
(sotto voce):What did you do?
Freeze!
Stop, damn it!
(grunting)
(screaming)
No!
(grunting)
(whimpers)
BONASERA:Ahh!
(gasps and grunts)
(screaming)
(whimpering)
(shrieks)
(grunts)
(yells)
(straining)
(phone beeps on)
MONROE:Joe's real name is Ethan Scott.
Using his authentic passport,we pulled
his Social Security number.
Tax records link him to
a wife and daughter,Allison and Emma Scott.
He's lived with themin Manhattan
forWe get an address?rs.
Yeah, a loft near the High Line.
Flack and the unis canvassed it.
Looks like they cleared out,and Emma wasn't in school today.
Notifiedthe Port Authority.
All airports.We've got the bridges
and tunnels covered, too.
And Ethan's photo will run
in the late editionsof the papers.
What about the money?
MESSER:I put an alert out
on the serial numbers.
I got some calls.
The cash was usedto purchase tickets
at Grand Central Station,Washington Bus Terminal,
and the StatenIsland Ferry.
All afternoon departures.
Cash was also usedto rent a couple cars
from threedifferent agencies.
He's trying to confuse us
by using the stolen cashto establish decoys.
MONROE:Well, if that's the case,
maybe he's notleaving town at all.
Just wants usto think that he is.
ROSS:Or he already jumpeda cab out of town.
I got a hiton a credit card purchase
by his wife, Allison Scott--three train tickets
to Toronto, Canada.
Purchase and departure point--Poughkeepsie, New York.
The train leaves in two hours.
Three tickets.He's meeting them there.
HAWKES:I'm gonna get this photo
to local P.D.,get some officers on the trains.
No. No wait.
If Joe thinks thisis a game, fine.
We'll keep it going.
But this time,we're gonna play by my rules.
ANNOUNCER (over PA):Amtrack Empire Serviceto Pennyslvania
now arriving on Track 4.
(voice trails off):Next stop...
(indistinct crowd chatter)
He'll be here soon, sweetheart.
BONASERA:Mrs. Scott?
Yes. Can I help you?
I'm Detective Bonasera.
I need to speak with you.
Here you go.Thank you.
Okay, thank you.
ALLISON: What is this about?
Your husband's been involvedin a bank robbery.
He took a police officerhostage,
and he's committed murder.
I'm sorry,but you've got the wrong guy.
Ethan wouldn't do that.
No, we have the right guy,we have evidence,
and we are going to arrest him.
No.
No, no, you have madesome kind of big mistake.
Ethan is a good man.
We need your help.Your cooperation
will assurehis safety.
We don't wantto see your husband hurt.
Hey!
Hey, baby.
(heaving sigh of relief)
(phone ringing)
(phone beeps on)
You still running aroundin circles, Detective?
TAYLOR:You ready to give yourself up?
You know something. I'm goingto miss hearing your voice.
Those empty threatsand false bravado.
This isn't over, Ethan.
Well, where I stand, it is.
Well, I think Allison and Emmamight think differently.
Oh. Good for you.
I knew you'd figured outwho I was.
Just a matter of time.
But I'm gonna say-- I did expecta little bit more from yo.
'Cause yesterday,when you walked
into that bank and started
getting down to business,
I wasn't so sureI was gonna get away.
You were right.
(guns cocking, crowd clamoring)
You're under arrest
for the murder of DerrickJames, Lauren Salinas,
the kidnapping andattempted murder
of a crime sceneinvestigator,
armed robbery, grand theft auto,
assault and battery...
...but most of all...
for pissing me off.
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