♪ Going go to the chapel, and we're ♪
♪ Gonna get married ♪
♪ Going to the chapel, and we're ♪
♪ Gonna get married... ♪
(women screaming)
♪ Gonna get married... ♪
(women screaming)
♪ Gee, I really love you, and we're... ♪
WOMAN (over bullhorn): Ladies, are you ready
for the biggest sale of the season?
In five seconds, for running!
Three...
two, one!
Go! Go, ladies!
(women screaming)
♪ Spring is here ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ The sky is blue ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
♪ Birds all sing ♪
♪ Like they do ♪
♪ Today's the day ♪
♪ We'll say "I do" ♪
♪ And we'll never ♪
♪ Be lonely anymore ♪
♪ Because we're ♪
♪ Going to the chapel, and we're... ♪
Calm down, ladies!
Hey, step off!
Calm down, ladies!
Hey, step off!
This is my dress!
It's mine!
♪ And we're ♪
♪ Gonna get married ♪
♪ Gee, I really love you, and we're ♪
♪ Gonna get married... ♪
Help! Someone call 911!
(women screaming)
(camera shutter clicking)
I know Running of the Bulls is dangerous, but...
Running for the Gowns?
Well, it's
the biggest sale of the year--
designer wedding gowns at slashed prices.
She's got an MP3 player, fresh sweat
on her clothes-- looks like she went out for a jog,
not bargain hunting.
Maybe she dressed up for the sale.
FLACK: Yeah, I just learned it's a tradition for shoppers
to wear odd things-- they do it so that they
can identify each other in their pursuit of happiness.
See anyone dressed like her?
No, not yet.
Witnesses?
They say they saw the vic struggling
with that woman over a dress-- her name...
is Marie Lowe.
Could be this dress right here.
Some women dream their whole lives
about that killer dress.
♪ Out here in the fields ♪
♪ I fight for my meals ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪
Captioning sponsored by CBS and CSI NY PRODUCTIONS
I grabbed the dress from the rack,
and she came after it.
I pulled away and then there was blood everywhere.
I had the gown in my arms.
I grabbed it first.
Have you ever seen
the victim before?
No, never.
Did she say anything to you?
Just that she wanted the dress.
That's mine!
Help!
She just went crazy; I did not mean
to hurt her.
Marie.
Colin.
Are you all right?
I'm sorry, sir. Who are you?
Her fiancé.
What happened, sweetheart?
I was trying on this dress and this girl attacked me.
Pardon me.
Okay, it's going to be all right.
Odd-shaped cuts in the palm of her right hand.
Yeah, I think this is the cut
that killed her.
Looks like one of these stones
was on the bodice of the dress.
Severed her brachial artery.
She bled out in less than two minutes.
Huh.
I'll be right back.
So our vic is Laurel Downs.
She's 28 years old.
Found her ID, a couple Power Bars,
no cash,
no credit cards.
Yeah?
Who would come to a sale without any money?
What are we thinking? Is Marie our Bride of Frankenstein
or is this just
some bizarre accident?
I'm voting for an accident under suspicious circumstances.
How's that?
She's got the jogging clothes,
no money, and no engagement ring.
Who comes to a wedding dress sale if they're not engaged?
Maybe the guy she's marrying is cheap or she's an optimist.
Okay, she was not here
for the Running of the Gowns.
She was in the middle of a race.
I guess this was a sale she just couldn't pass by.
(siren wailing)
Eleanor Ravelle, 23, struggling musician.
Who found her?
Super was doing repairs
in the apartment below, saw a leak coming from up here,
said the doors were open
when he came in.
He turned off the water, called 911.
MONROE: Strange place to live.
Rectory converted
to lofts about a year ago.
Witnesses?
Unis are canvassing the building and the neighborhood.
Let me know what you find.
TOD?
Water's too cold to make a determination,
but it does look like there's trauma
to the foramen magnum.
Also, it looks like she was scrubbed raw--
inner thigh, chest, abdomen.
Areas consistent with sexual assault.
A hallmark for a victim
to cleanse themselves after an attack.
Yeah, I don't think so.
Looks like these abrasions are postmortem.
I think that after he raped and killed her,
put her in the tub.
Didn't want to leave any evidence behind.
♪ ♪
(water running)
(horn honking)
SID: Bruises existed when you found her.
Yeah, but their appearance was latent
because of the cold water.
Significant signs of struggle.
I also found lubricant and vaginal tearing,
but no semen or foreign DNA.
So the perp wore a condom.
He was careful.
Completely cleaned the body.
However, I did find reinforced calluses
on the tips of her fingers.
There were flakes of steel
and nylon between the layers of skin.
It happens with guitar players.
As their fingers build up
calluses, dirt, and dust,
trace from the strings gets trapped.
There were also traces of airborne iron, manganese,
and chromium in her throat
and nasal cavity.
Steel dust from the subway.
Yeah, once I discovered all this, I realized
I knew her.
She played in the subway.
She had a beautiful voice...
but I never really stopped to enjoy her music.
I, uh, removed this glass shard from the head wound.
HAWKES: Lindsay found similar shards
in the vic's apartment.
Yeah, the blow to the head weakened
her respiratory system, and that contributed
to the official COD, which was suffocation.
There are no ligature marks or petechial hemorrhaging.
What cut off the air supply?
Well, whatever caused
this bruise pattern.
Very odd.
It was made by the killer's hand.
How can you be so sure?
Sheldon?
Hey, Kara.
Oh, are you all right?
What happened, baby? Are you okay?
(sobbing): He came up behind me, Sheldon.
He pushed me down.
Shh...
I couldn't scream 'cause he had his hand
on my mouth.
Shh, come on.
It's gonna be okay, all right?
It's gonna be okay.
I thought I was never going to see you again.
Don't leave me.
I'm not going anywhere.
These bruises were found
in Eleanor's mouth.
Knuckle and finger marks.
It's the signature of the Gramercy Rapist.
Yeah.
He put his hand
in his victims' mouths
to keep them quiet.
I remember when those cases came through the lab.
15 attacks between 1999 and 2001.
Most of the rapes happened near
or around the Gramercy neighborhood.
The perp didn't leave any prints or DNA,
made all the victims wash themselves.
The cases went cold.
The only common thread
was that all the women commuted on the subway.
Our murder victim, Eleanor Ravelle,
performed in the subway.
Seems like the killer took an eight-year hiatus.
You're sure it's the same guy and not a copycat?
These marks,
that brutality.
You can't copy that.
This guy's back.
Only this time he didn't just keep the victim quiet.
He killed her.
(siren wailing)
(horn honking)
♪ Let go, will you let go of me? ♪
♪ We both wanted it, but we couldn't see ♪
♪ You got mean and I wanted to leave ♪
♪ But the day tripper inside always wants to believe ♪
♪ In possibilities and dreams ♪
♪ But it didn't mean anything ♪
♪ No, it didn't, no, it didn't mean anything ♪
♪ Ooh... ♪
♪ Let, let, let go ♪
♪ Won't you let go of me, won't you let go of me? ♪
♪ Won't you let go of me? ♪
♪ Let, let, let go ♪
♪ Won't you let go of me? ♪
(echoing): ♪ A-let go. ♪
Sid called.
There were no defense wounds on Laurel Downs' body,
and the wound on her arm matches the wedding gown.
So he is officially ruling this an accident.
We might want to have him hold off
until I show you this.
First of all, found a GPS
in the vic's sneaker--
which transmits data to
the MP3 player that was on Laurel's arm.
So I got a list of her workout
and her mileage for the last three months.
Looks like the route of
the 5K she entered in.
Yeah.
She started the race,
then she stops, and then she goes into the bridal store.
Yeah, and she stopped around the corner
of the Bamfield entrance.
So what did she see that made her quit
in the middle of the race and go inside?
Here's an answer. The line of wannabe brides
went around the side of the building.
Right. And witnesses say that Laurel only attacked Marie Lowe.
She had intent.
Did these two know each other?
MESSER: Laurel Downs is from Jersey.
She's single, owns an antiques store.
Marie Lowe lives in Manhattan, runs a nightclub.
As far as I can tell, their paths have never crossed.
But here's the big news.
BONASERA: Laurel Downs was raped eight years ago
by the same man who raped and killed
Eleanor Ravelle.
Same MO?
Yep.
Identical bruising.
Case file says that she was attacked in her apartment.
The guy made her bathe.
No DNA left at the scene.
It's a really strange coincidence that we've recovered
two victims within 24 hours that were both raped by the same man.
MESSER: Yeah, I mean, even stranger than that,
is that they were raped eight years apart.
Hey, but coincidences happen.
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, they both died on the same day
exactly 50 years after signing the Declaration of Independence.
Stella.
I hear you, Mac.
These are two crimes that happened
in different parts of the city to two separate victims
who died in very different ways.
Unless we uncover concrete evidence
that connects those crimes...
focus on the individual cases as they stand now.
1975, a man was driving his moped in Bermuda.
He was struck and killed by a taxi.
One year later, his brother was killed the exact same way.
Same taxi, same driver, even the same passenger.
It's a true story.
♪ Get it up ♪
♪ Day and night ♪
♪ Realize I won't be easy ♪
♪ Got no light ♪
♪ A job, a wife, that's easy ♪
♪ What will you get it up for? ♪
♪ Harder, you're still stuck in a mire ♪
♪ Get it up ♪
♪ You can get it up ♪
♪ Get it up ♪
♪ You can get it up ♪
♪ Get it up ♪
♪ You can get it up ♪
♪ Get it up ♪
♪ You can get it up ♪
♪ Get it up ♪
♪ You can get it up ♪
♪ Now, now, now... ♪
♪ What, what... ♪
Hey, Mack.
You got anything on Eleanor Ravelle's guitar?
No, not yet.
Yeah, it's rare.
It's a 1957 Gibson Gold Top.
Worth maybe 60, 70,000.
I got guys looking into every fencing operation
this side of the Mississippi.
But listen, I went over the files
on the Gramercy Rapist and came across this.
Phone tip log.
It was set up in 1999 as a way to generate leads.
There anything that might connect to Eleanor Ravelle?
Not yet, but take a look at the call-in list.
Most of the tips were anonymous,
but a couple of the callers gave their names.
And one of them was flagged as being
a little persistent.
Thanks, Flack.
I'll take care of it.
Check this out.
Hey.
Top of a soda bottle?
It's a guitar slide.
Found traces of kerosene on it, which means it was
most likely handmade.
Sid pulled a piece of it from Eleanor Raveille's head.
Eleanor played guitar.
Maybe it was hers.
Could have been cracked in the struggle in her apartment.
ROSS: We got prints.
Hey, Adam,
while you're at that, could you run this through CODIS for me?
Sweat collected from Eleanor's blouse.
Sure. Hey, boss.
Hey.
Give me a minute, will you, Adam?
Uh, yeah.
What's that?
It's a log from the phone tip line
that was set up during the rape spree
eight years ago.
Ten calls about potential
rape victims came from you.
A bodega owner followed one of your friends home,
offered to take her groceries upstairs.
A bartender served another friend too much to drink?
A subway maintenance worker
seemed "too friendly"
toward a young girl in a station?
Yeah, I lived in the neighborhood
where the rapes were happening.
I was just trying to help.
Anything could have been a lead.
You weren't with the department then.
We never released the bruise photos.
How did you recognize the signature, Sheldon?
An ex-girlfriend of mine was attacked.
(sighing)
You've already processed evidence in this case.
A court could call it into question.
You're pulling me?
You should have
You're pulling me?
You should have
done it yourself the minute you realized
the connection with your ex-girlfriend.
Yeah.
Danny?
Hey, Sid.
I got a message from Stella
to hold off on the accident report on Laurel Downs,
the vic from the bridal store.
So I did a little more investigating on the body.
Find something?
Well, the cuts on her hand--
they were fresh.
So, I thought perhaps she fell when she was running,
but I didn't find any trace of gravel,
grass, or dirt.
Also ruled out bite marks and nails,
anything that would indicate, uh, you know,
a chick fight.
Right.
What about the pictures I sent over from the dress?
Right, tried to match
the cuts to the ornamentation.
Again, no match.
So, being a little preoccupied with the inexplicable,
I did some lunchtime OT,
and I got a DNA report back.
Eleanor Ravelle's blood was in the cuts on Laurel Downs' hand?
Any way Laurel could have
killed Eleanor, dumped her in the bathtub,
then jogged over to the wedding dress sale?
No, I mean, the crime scenes
are on opposite ends of town.
The TODs are much too close together.
Okay...
How is this possible?
Okay...
How is this possible?
Stranger things have been known to happen.
Mark Twain was born on the day Halley's Comet first appeared.
He died on its next appearance,
75 years later.
Wow, you've been hanging out with Lindsay, Sid?
Hmm? What?
Coincidence.
First of all we find out
that Laurel Downs was raped eight years ago by the same guy
who killed and raped Eleanor Ravelle
and now we have Eleanor's blood in Laurel's hand.
I don't know why, Sid,
but, I mean, these vics have gotta be connected.
MONROE: Schistosomes.
That's what the worms are.
Actually, there are two of them:
a male and a female.
Infection causes, uh, liver and kidney disease.
It's a major cause of disability and death
in Third World countries.
Botswana, Haiti, Brazil.
Eleanor Ravelle show any signs of infection?
Tox results were negative.
What about human-to-human contact?
Could they have come from the perp?
That's not how they migrate.
A worm this size
shouldn't even exist where I found it.
Schistosome eggs enter the water system
through runoff, waste, sewage.
And then they hatch into larvae.
Then the larvae burrows into the skin
and it becomes a full-grown worm
once it's in the bloodstream.
Now, judging from the size of these worms,
I would say they were about a month old.
So, how does a worm from Brazil
wind up in a bathtub in Brooklyn?
Worms are like humans.
You want to find out exactly where they came from,
you can sequence their DNA.
We're talking wormtopsy.
Mac, I got a hit
on that print from the guitar slide.
Trey Fager.
October of 1999 he was kicked out
of the Chelsea Music Academy
because he was accused of sexual assault and battery.
Did he serve time?
Not for that,
but he was in and out of prison
from 2002 to 2007 for drug possession.
So, if Fager is our rapist,
that could explain his eight-year hiatus.
He just finished a stint
at Riker's that ended a month ago
and he's a subway performer.
♪ Without a sky ♪
♪ On a mountain ♪
♪ Trying to fly ♪
♪ I'm doing the best ♪
♪ That I can do ♪
♪ Without you ♪
ANGELL: Trey Fager.
Hendrix with a little Bob Johnson on the side.
Way off.
Muddy Waters?
Good guess.
I'm not here for a music lesson.
You know this girl?
Uh, Eleanor Rigby.
Sure.
♪ Just take it from me ♪
♪ And you will see ♪
That's pretty good. I like it.
Trey, have you been using again?
No worries.
♪ Eleanor ♪
Come on. You gotta stop that stuff.
You nickname all the girls you beat up?
Her real name's Eleanor Ravelle.
She was murdered last night.
A piece of a guitar slide with your print
was found in her head.
Hey, look, I gave that slide to Eleanor
a couple days ago.
♪ And I was taken at first sight ♪
♪ And this was much to your delight ♪
ANGELL: You ever been to her place?
No.
Where were you yesterday morning?
Grand Central.
Got, let's see, a thousand alibis.
We'll check on that.
Don't take any out-of-town gigs.
MESSER: All right, the cuts on Laurel Downs' hand come
from something with this design.
BONASERA: Scroll and flourish
are usually used
in, uh, Victorian
architecture, art.
Yeah, jewelry, clothing.
The woman that Laurel went after in that store--
Marie Lowe-- she was wearing an ornate necklace.
It matches that pattern.
All right, so the line for the sale
went around the building, Laurel Downs is in the middle
of the race, sees Marie in line,
follows her into the store.
That's why she had the cuts on her hand.
She was reaching for that necklace. But why?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Boom.
What?
Uh, Laurel's rape report.
It says here that the rapist stole jewelry from her.
So did the necklace around Marie Lowe's neck
belong to Laurel Downs?
That's mine!
(panting)
(siren blaring)
♪ Rock it over to me from L.A. to Miami ♪
♪ From the LDN to Paris ♪
♪ Cherchez la Baditude ♪
♪ Work it up on the floor from Ibiza to New York ♪
♪ Wanna be my plus on the door, I'll get back to you ♪
♪ DJ do it again from Boujis to DC10 ♪
♪ Tokyo back to The End... ♪
I gave the necklace to Marie.
It was one of the first gifts he gave me. I love it.
BONASERA: It's beautiful. Scroll and flourish?
COLIN: Make sure this order gets e-mailed out
before we close tonight, okay?
FLACK: So you manage Club Kubrick here?
Marie and I own it.
We added a little spice to the family business.
Colin's mother used to be a maid; my dad was a butler.
When did you buy her the necklace?
About five years ago, I think.
Where?
Some guy on the street sold it to me.
You remember what part of town?
Around Union Square, I think.
I'd like to see it, please.
Colin, could you help?
FLACK: If I showed you a picture,
you think you would recognize the guy
who sold it to you?
It was a long time ago.
Take a shot. Recognize him?
Maybe.
Hair was a bit longer, I think.
Can't be sure.
We'd like to take this with us.
MARIE: Sure.
However we can help.
Great. Thank you.
♪ ♪
Mac, I have a confession to make.
I was wrong about the worm and how it's transferred.
Turns out, they can be fully formed in water,
but it would have to be from direct blood contact.
So the worm could have come from the perp if he was injured.
Right.
It would have to be a pretty big cut,
or maybe, like, a bloody nose.
Something that would cause him to bleed a lot.
So I'm thinking that maybe
the perp put the vic in the bathtub,
and he was washing her, but he was still bleeding,
and that's how the worm got into the water.
The trouble is, if our perp was the host,
and he left no usable DNA at the scene...
We would need to match DNA from a worm inside him
to the DNA from the worms you found in the bathtub.
Right. Is there such a thing as a warrant for worms?
Keep working on it.
Mac, we found Eleanor Ravelle's guitar.
Flack picked it up at a pawn shop.
I processed it.
And the honey and antiseptic found on the guitar
is used in medicinal bandages.
So, same trace Lindsay found
on the lock that was picked
at Eleanor Ravelle's apartment?
I also found some epithelials,
and the hits keep coming.
Look who pawned the guitar.
We're back to Trey Fager.
We already know he's an addict, so, I'm thinking, he was
cooking up his own stuff, burned his fingers,
and he had the bandages on his hand
when he picked the lock and stole the guitar.
And possibly killed Eleanor Ravelle.
(strumming melody on guitar)
Detective Hendrix, come to keep me company?
Trey Fager, you're under arrest.
Okay, Trey... Oh!
(women shrieking, Fager grunts)
Get out of the way!
Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move! Move!
FLACK: Heads up. Look out!
Look out! Look out! Look out! Look out!
(indistinct shouting)
(Angell grunting)
(grunts)
Look out!
(grunts)
Get up!
You stupid idiot.
Is that redundant?
Not with this guy, no.
You got the wrong guy.
You gonna make me cry?
Yeah, it's a sad, sad story.
I didn't kill Eleanor.
The other night, I needed some cash
to get something to calm my nerves, so I...
I broke into her house and stole her guitar.
I swear to you, that's all I did. I didn't kill her.
I didn't kill her!
KARA: I was a victim of the Gramercy rapist,
and it's been in the news lately.
So, you remembered something?
I never thought it had anything to do with what happened,
but now I think it might, but I don't know.
I called Sheldon.
He said I should come in and talk to you,
but it's probably nothing.
Kara, no matter how small or insignificant,
this could help us get the guy who hurt you
and killed Eleanor Ravelle.
So, it's okay.
Just take it slow.
(exhales loudly)
It's something the guy did that night
after he made me wash myself.
Um, he just
kept watching me and...
stroking my hair, and, you know,
watching me, making sure that I got rid of all of him.
When he was satisfied, he walked
into the other room and started going through my stuff.
You could see him?
Yeah, through the door.
Just started picking through my things.
BONASERA: What do you mean?
(crying): There was a box in a drawer I had jewelry in.
A couple weeks later, I went looking for a ring.
(crying)
You know, I, um...
It wasn't valuable, so I... I didn't tell anyone.
I just thought...
that I lost it, or-or
misplaced it.
(sighs)
(sniffles)
You think it goes away.
(sighs)
You can train yourself to forget.
It still happened.
(inhales deeply)
Hey.
You all right?
Yeah.
A few years after we broke up,
Kara told me about a ring.
She had borrowed it from her grandmother
a couple of days before the attack.
Said she kept it hidden in a drawer
so I wouldn't find it.
She was waiting for you to propose.
Yeah.
I was so immersed in work, I wasn't catching the hint.
So, Kara
decided to make a dinner reservation
for the two of us
and then give me the ring.
And you could take it from there.
We never made that dinner.
I knew you were the one.
You knew I was, too.
You just didn't realize it yet.
But I was ready, Sheldon.
Wanted to marry you.
Had it all worked out.
I was going to propose, to her, Stella,
but after I finished my residency.
She never told you the ring was missing?
No.
I hate that this happened to her.
It happened to both of you, Hawkes.
Maybe, but I wasn't the one that moved out.
BONASERA: So, I went through case files
of rapes that occurred over the last eight years.
I couldn't find any reports of jewelry theft.
But see, I thinking that these past victims were like Kara,
and might not have realized that anything had been stolen.
The only way to know is to talk
to the victims themselves.
See who you can track down, what they have to say.
Also have Flack check pawn shops.
See if Trey Fager pawned anything
between 1999 and 2001.
So, you think Trey is our killer?
Well, Fager's our only connection between the victims
then and now.
They all took the subway,
and the glass and guitar puts him in Eleanor's apartment.
ROSS: Hey, guys.
Results back from CODIS
found on the DNA sample in the sweat stain
of Eleanor Ravelle's blouse.
No hits, but there was a match,
the DNA on the clasp of Marie Lowe's necklace.
Whose?
Colin Clark.
BONASERA: That's Marie Lowe's fiancé.
This could explain how Eleanor Ravelle's blood got
into the cuts on Laurel Downs' hand.
If Colin is the perp,
then he transferred Eleanor's blood onto the necklace.
When Laurel grabbed for it...
That's mine!
She got Eleanor's DNA
in her hand.
These sweat stain results
came from a low-level DNA sample.
It doesn't meet FBI protocol.
Who told you to run this, Adam?
Sheldon, you knew the sample didn't meet FBI protocol
or this lab's standards.
It could give you a false lead.
We could end up bringing in someone completely innocent.
These results are circumstantial at best.
And then you go and have Adam run the DNA anyway?
I removed you from this case
because you're personally connected to it.
What were you thinking?
Mac, Colin Clark was in possession
of a rape victim's necklace.
His DNA on Eleanor's blouse proves
he was near or on her body.
He could be our killer
and the rapist from eight years ago.
I realize that the evidence
is circumstantial,
but couldn't we still bring Colin in?
If we bring Colin in based on the results
and don't have anything else
to throw at him to get a confession,
he could lawyer up, leave town.
HAWKES: So, what do you want me to do?
Just ignore the fact that Colin's sweat
is on a murder victim's clothes?
The reason we follow FBI DNA protocol
is to ensure an unquestionable conviction.
So we sit in here,
waiting for that perfect scientific connection,
while Colin could be out there
raping and killing another innocent victim.
I don't know about you, Mac, but I can't live with that.
Mac...
Look, don't try to defend him.
I'm not.
Hawkes should have followed proper protocol,
but he stepped over the line
because somebody he loved got hurt by this guy.
Oh, come on, you know I know that.
I know. Just, just...
I want you to hold on a second.
You've got to realize that people can't just
turn off their emotions when something horrible happens.
That's exactly why I pulled him off this case.
♪ ♪
Hey, how's it going?
Hey, take her upstairs, will you?
How are you doing?
Nice.
Hawkes.
What are you doing here?
I'm off this case.
He's not worth it.
Come on. Take a walk.
Come on.
We have him.
We have his DNA.
And what if we ran with that...
went in there and arrested Colin right now?
What's going to happen when this case goes to court?
All the defense attorney
would have to do is ask if your testing methods
were in line with FBI protocol, "Yes or no?"
Yes or no, Sheldon?
No.
I'd be compelled to answer no, but that doesn't change the fact
that he killed Eleanor Ravelle and raped Kara.
What he did to her...
it broke me, okay?
And I could fix the cuts and the bruises,
but I couldn't change what happened.
And I tried, Mac.
I tried.
I retraced her steps.
I looked up every guy that came near her.
I-I wouldn't even let her take a cab or a subway
unless I was with her.
You thought you were doing the right thing.
Wh-what?
Retribution?
Justice, obsession?
What was I doing?
What was I proving?
You were trying to handle the impossible.
No.
I was trying to avoid it.
Kara needed me.
She tried to reach out...
and when she did...
I wasn't there.
No.
I wasn't there for her.
Sheldon, we're gonna get this guy.
We're gonna find something else.
BONASERA: So, I had Flack and Angell canvass
all the reported rape cases with the Gramercy MO,
and seven other victims noticed a piece
of jewelry missing after they were raped.
And this wasn't in the case file?
No, no, they didn't realize it
was missing until months later
and never made the connection.
So they filed robbery reports.
Two separate cases.
Nothing was cross-referenced.
What do you have on Colin?
Did a little background-- Colin was living
in the Gramercy neighborhood from '99 to '01.
He was, uh, working as a manager
at a bunch of clubs around town.
A couple of the employers said that he took the subway
to and from work.
And after 2001?
His mom passed away that year.
He inherited some cash.
Him and Marie moved to Europe.
They moved back a year ago.
That explains the eight-year break between attacks.
MONROE: I got something we can use in court.
I was able to sequence the worm DNA.
The exact genus and species is from Brazil.
Now, this might be just a coincidence,
but Colin Clark was in Brazil
a month ago scouting locations for a new club.
TAYLOR: The worms will put him at the scene
of the crime of our victim in the tub.
But without his blood, we can't link him to the worms.
But we can link Colin to Marie.
Find her.
Colin loves me.
Marie,
Colin terrorizes his victims.
After he rapes them, he watches them bathe,
and then he'd stay in their apartment.
We're about to get married, Detective.
He would take a piece of their jewelry.
The vintage necklace, a pearl broach...
a leather bracelet.
Who did this belong to?
A young musician.
Her name was Eleanor Ravelle.
The girl I saw on the news.
Colin gave it to me yesterday.
(sighs)
I'm sorry.
He kept telling me
to wait...
one more year.
When things got going with the club.
He'd marry me.
He gave me these for my birthday.
He gave all of this to me.
(door opening, closing)
COLIN: Marie?
What are you doing?
Colin Clark, you're under arrest
for the rape and murder of Eleanor Ravelle.
What?
MARIE: You gave me jewelry
What?
MARIE: You gave me jewelry
from women you raped?
Put your hands behind your back.
Hey, look, I don't know what she's been
telling you, Marie, but...
I said put your hands behind your back.
This is crazy, but all right.
All right.
You have a right to remain silent, you have...
Get off of me!
Drop it!
(gun firing, Colin groaning)
Don't move.
(Bonasera screaming, Colin grunting)
(grunting)
Freeze!
(gun firing)
You okay?
This is Bonasera.
I need backup.
4150 Park Ave.
Penthouse suite.
And send a bus.
COLIN: You'll never be able
to pin those rapes on me.
You're dead wrong about that.
BONASERA: Laurel Downs's death was an accident.
Marie was just defending herself in that store.
She had no idea that Laurel wanted the necklace
or that her fiancé had just killed Eleanor.
Two separate cases.
An accident and a murder.
Still, if Laurel hadn't seen that necklace
on Marie's neck and followed her into the store,
we may have never found our killer.
Sounds like fate to me.
Hey, Sid.
Hey.
BONASERA: Calling it a day?
That depends.
You two have any plans?
(acoustic guitar strumming, tambourine ringing)
♪ Call me when you're up ♪
♪ Up for bigger stuff ♪
♪ Call me when you think ♪
♪ You can handle this ♪
♪ Baby, but for now... ♪
Milk and sugar.
Thank you.
Black.
Thank you.
Black.
Rough road, the life of a musician.
Oh, seats, please.
TAYLOR: Yeah, it's not bad
when people take time to listen.
Well, you're a musician, Mac.
You ever play your bass down here?
Uh, no.
No, I never had the chance.
♪ Can't you see me waiting here? ♪
♪ Don't want to step on your toes ♪
♪ Break your nose ♪
♪ But someone's got to do the driving here ♪
♪ So call me when you learn how to steer ♪
♪ You can take me way downtown... ♪
Great idea, Sid.
♪ Call me when your feet hit the ground ♪
♪ Baby, take a look ♪
♪ Take a good look around. ♪
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