♪ Well, it's been sucha long time coming ♪
♪ I thought you'd understand ♪
♪ That's over,ahead of the lines ♪
♪ You'll be joiningin the sand ♪
♪ I know you thoughtI'd sold my soul ♪
♪ But you nevertold me to my face ♪
♪ I just had to leave you, go ♪
♪ Blow this... away ♪
♪ ♪
Yeah!
What up...?!
Oh, you liked that, didn't you?Yeah, yeah, yeah, you thougt
your boyfriendwas gonna score, didn't you?
But he's not going on this...
(car honking)
Uh, car!
♪ ♪
(indistinct shouts)
Ball! Ball! Ball!
Hey, can you get that?
That's okay,I'll just... Thanks.
It's underneaththe car, man.
I got it!
(clamoring yells)
(debris clattering)
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(faint voices)
(sirens blare)
(distorted voices)
You all right, man?
(muffled voices)
(faint groan)
Adam, Adam!
Hey! Hey, areyou okay, buddy?
Dude, look at me.
Dude, just stop walkingfor a second, all right?
(clearly):Hey, can you hear me?
Yeah, I'm fine, man.
That van almost creamed you!
You hear that? Help! Help!
Help me, help me!
SomeboHelp me!there.
I'm over here!
Can yoYeah!r me?!
I'm over here, help!
WOMAN:Somebody get some help!
Where are you? Keep talking!
(debris creaking)
Where?!
I'm back here!
My leg, my leg,I can't...
Where are you?!
Over here, please!
(whimpering):I'm...
I'm trapped here!
Okay...(chokes)
ROSS:What's your name?
Felix.
Felix, Felix, you'regonna be okay.
Okay.
(grunting)
(sirens wailing)
Just lean on me.
It's gonna be all right.
Okay...
(creaking, crashing)
Keep walking.Keep walking.
(sirens blaring)
(choking)
Hey, you guys all right?
HerYou get him.
This yoUh, yeah.
There anyone else in there?
No, no, I was theonly one home.
All right, take him, go.
I'm on it. with him.
Adam, sit down, sit down.
Let me see you.
It's not as bad as it looks.
Tell me what happened.
Uh, I was playing hockeyand all of a sudden,
I-I don't know.
I mean, the van just,it just exploded.
Did you see anyoneleave the van?
Uh, no, I... I had my backturned to it the whole time.
Did you hear anyone shoutanything before it explode?
Anything at all?
I mean, there was,there were people
that were... were screamingduring the game, but...
All of a sudden, the...
the van, it was,it just, it flew right...
All right.
All right, take it easy,take a breath.
Can we get a medic over here?!
EMT: Let's hook him up
to a monitor andgive him some oxygen.
Sir, my name isDr. Sheldon Hawkes.
I'm a crime scene investigator.
Just wanna ask you a fewquestions, if that's okay.
Uh, yeah, all right.
What's your name, sir?
It's Felix Redman.
Now, is this your house, sir?
Was my house, yeah.
What about the white vanthat was parked out front?
You know who it belongs to?
No, I don't remember everseeing it on the block,
but listen, can you tell mewhat the hell happened?
'Cause one secondI was up in my bedroom.
The next thingI know the floor gives,
the whole housecomes down on me.
Mr. Redman,I promise you,
I'm gonna figure that out.
What about your wife,sir, where is she?
Yeah, she's, uh,visiting her parents
in Lake Okoboji, thank God.
Bet you never thoughtyou'd be thankfulfor in-laws, huh?
(chuckling)
FLACK: All right, well,I'll get back to you
You got it.I know more.
Thanks.
Detective Flack.Agent Frank Richardson.
I want you to knowour resources areat your disposal.
Is that right?
I appreciate yourskepticism, Detective,
but with a car bomb like this,we have to act quickly.
I agree.
I got officers takingstatements from witnesses
and canvassing the houses to see
if anyone's gota connection to the van.
I'll keep you informed onany intelligence we gather.
Works for me.
(sirens wailing)
Hey, buddy, do me a favorand go back inside, okay?
We got enough crimeshows, I think.
Neighbor found thison her front lawn
about a block and a half away.
We're not dealing
with a Molotov cocktailin the gas tank.
This is high-grade stuff.
Ammonium nitrate.
Used in agriculture as
a high-nitrogen fertilizer.
In the wrong hands,
it's an oxidizingagent in explosives.
McVeigh used it
in the Oklahoma City bombing.
Douchebag.
This guy wasn't fooling around.
No license platesrecovered yet,
and the public VINnumber's been removed.
Covering his tracks.
Now, if the witnessesdidn't see anyone leaveor approach the car,
then it could've been detonatedremotely or with a timer.
We might be able to find
the trigger device somewherein all this debris.
BONASERA:Looks like part of a metal drum.
Could've been used to housethe ammonium nitrate.
This fragment is big enough toestimate a radius of 12 inche.
You two are gonna talkChinese now, right?
Circumference equals two pi r.
Two times 3.14 times 12.
TAYLOR:Approximately 72 inches.
Consistent witha 30-gallon drum.
Yeah, well, we've got fragments
for at least two drums.
One blue, one red.
Five 50-pound bags
of ammonium nitrate per drum.
We're looking at a500-pound bomb.
Hey.
You going out to the scene?
Yeah, between thevan and the house
we're gonna beout there all day.
You thinkYou kidding me?er hand?
No, you're notgoing out there.
It's my last casebefore I go home.
I just want to be useful.
Ah, well, between thefumes from the blast
and the dust from thehouse it's too risky.
Besides, you're gonnahave plenty to do
when we bring half thecrime scene back here.
So...w.
You excited aboutgoing to Montana?
Yeah, yeah, I'm excitedto see my mom.
I want her tosee me pregnant.
You know, I mean, it'sgotta be really cool
to see your daughter pregnant.
If this is a girl,
I'm already lookingforward to that.
Yeah. If this is a girl,no guy's getting
close enough to herto get her pregnant.
(chuckling)
(garbled radio transmission)
(helicopter hovering)
How's Adam?
Well, he's a bit shakenup, but he'll be okay.
What about the ownerof the house?
Felix Redman.
Says he doesn't knowanything about the van.
Guy shouldn'teven be alive.
The house collapses onhim, and he walks away
with minor scrapes and bruises.
In 1970 the Weathermenwere using a townhouse
in the Villageas a bomb factory.
Bomb went off accidentally,took the whole place down.
Two of their members whowere inside walked away.
Weren't found for ten years.
Yeah, well, this FelixRedman's no Weatherman.
He owns an electronics recyclingcompany, and he hasn't
received even as much as aparking ticket-- squeaky clean.
No, this bomb was designedto cause multiple fatalities.
Is there a parade
or a fair scheduled on thisblock in the next few days?
The bomb may havegone off prematurely.
I'll look into it.
I'm gonna take the van.
Hawkes?
Grid the street,document the debris.
Every scrap of
metal's significant.Danny's on his way.
He and I'll headinto the rubble.
Force of the blast may have
blown some fragmentsback into the house.
Yeah, I'm on it.
(camera shutter clicking)
(metal squeaking)
(trilling)
♪ ♪
(camera shutter clicking)
♪ ♪
Mac!
(helicopter hovering)
(distant sirens wailing)
I thought no one else was home.
♪ ♪
C.O.D. is high-velocityimpact resulting
in a severedspinal cord.
So, how's it feel?
It's your last case, right?Then off to Montana.
It feels pretty good.
Oh, I bet it does.
No bodies at 3:00 a.m.,
no double shiftswith no sleep,
a slice of pizza on the run.
Constipation,swelling of the feet,
help getting up from achair, constant urination.
Want to switch?
I already have all that.
I just want the time off.
(laughs)
Is there any chance
that she could have been walkingby the van
and been blown into the house?
Mm-mm.
I pulled traces of brick
from her head wound.
She was definitelyinside the house.
(screams)
Owner said he was alone.
You got anything else?
I realize
this is usually the partwhere I tell you
that I found some strange,
unusual, bizarre,aberrant,
peculiar, idiosyncratic...
That's it, I don't have any moresynonyms for "strange."
Wait-- weird--weird piece of evidence.
But, alas,
there's no Gila monster
in her stomach.
She simply succumbedto the bomb.
The strange part is,
who is she, and what wasshe doing in the house?
Oh, God, no.
Mr. Redman?
God, no.She, she wasn't home. She...
Who wasn'Alison!
My little girl!
BONASERA: He never mentioned his daughter
because she goesto school upstate.
He says he doesn't knowwhy she was in the city
and swears he didn'tknow she was home.
Based on his reaction,I believe him.
Where are we on the evidencefrom the scene?
Well, Lindsay and Hawkeshave their hands full.
They're lookingat the pipe bomb fragments
and debris from the van.
You hearYeah. Flack?
There were nostreet fairs,
or markets scheduled on thestreet for at least a month.
Thanks. Maybe...
someone in the neighborhoodrigged the van
with explosives andthe plan was
to drive itto the intended target.
And the plan derailed whenthe bomb went off accidentally.
Makes sense.
You don't needa 500-pound bomb
if you're just waitingfor someone to pass by
at that location.
You think we're dealingwith a terrorist cell?
If we are, we're lookingat multiple actors.
Someone rentsthe van,
someone steals the nitromethane,someone buys
the pipes.
Sometimes the leaderdoesn't even tell 'em
So we mayded target.
be chasing more than one person.
But why detonate the bomb there?
♪ ♪
MONROE:Hawkes.
Come take a lookat this.
I'm telling you, Linds,this kind of tedious work
makes me appreciate Adamjust that much more.
What's up?
You see those marks
on the cYeah. They looke bomb?
patterned, inconsistent with thedamage from the blast.
I found the exact same marks
on this pieceof pipe.
They look identical.
Manufacturer defect?
Well, if you can
track it to a manufacturer,might be able
to get a lot numberand a specific store.
(sighs)
It's worth a shot.
You making any progWell,
some things are startingto take shape.
I just
don't know what shape that is.
Thankfully,
our bombers are cheap.
They're never willingto blow up their own vehicles.
They use rentals.
Ramzi Yousef rented a Rydertruck in the '93 Trade Center
bombing, McVeigh
did the same for Oklahoma City.
And our guy usedClassico Rentals.
He was smart enough to removeall the VIN numbers,
but he forgot about thislittle bad boy.
GPS locator
the company keepsin all their cars.
Were you able to trace the routeof the van?
This is too damaged,but I managed to get a specific
rental location
and the guy who rented it.
His name isMichael Elgers.
(typing)
His date of birth is 4/18/83.
(typing)
(beeps)
MESSER: (chuckles):So much
for making yourselflook inconspicuous.
TAYLOR: Assault asa hate crime, assault
as a hate crime,
aggravated assaultas a hate crime.
Just your average,neighborhood neo-Nazi.
It's guys like Michael Elgers
that confirm my stanceon the death penalty.
His last arrest
was for reckless endangerment.
Francis Lewis
Boulevard in Queens.
Could be for drag racing, right?
Well, if it is, he got accessto nitromethane.
It's used as racing fuel.
There's a synagogue
down the streetfrom the crime scene.
Maybe Elgers is lookingto spread his hate around.
FLACK:Your mother mustbe very proud.
Who do you think gave me half ofthese tattoos?
"White Pride."
Did you ever hear the phrase"Swallow your pride"?
Good talk.u want, pig?
So who was the bombmeant for, Michael?
The Japs.
I'm really not inthe mood, man.
There was a girl in that house,did you know that?
Yeah, your whacked-out plan went south
and you blew upan innocent girl.
I didn't blow up nothing, howmany times do I gotta tell you?
You meant to hit the synagogueon the corner, didn't you?
Do I really have to listento this crap?
Indulge me, Mr. Elgers,then I'll let you
get backto your beer and your racism.
You realize you could facethe death penalty here?
Okay. Let me painta picture for you.
Here's a little taste of whatthe jury's gonna hear.
You rented a van, created a bombconsisting of nitromethane,
which we know youhave access to
as a convicteddrag racer,
and the bomb was down the blockfrom a synagogue.
Which is significant, you see,
because you're a neo-Nazi.
I'm not giving you a statement.
You really thinkI'm that stupid?
You were stupid enough to renta van in your own name.
What?
Paperwork.
You filled outthe forms.
Or did your mother do thatfor you, too?
This is messed-up, man.
What are you guys trying to do?
That's notmy signature.
How's your pride now?
I want a lawyer.
You got it.
Hey.
The girlthat got killed,
was she white or black?
She's dead.
(door opens)
(door closes)
(indistinct chattering)
MAN:Sandblast plug,
chassis's readyto go.
Uh, yeah, try the,uh, lower shelf.
Hey, what's up withMichael Elgers?
We're getting handwritingsamples right now.
Based on what I heardfrom Flack,
I'm glad I wasn'tin the room.
So Elgers looks good for it,
but we still don'thave a target.
DigitYeah.tch?
Blew into the engine.
Looks like our perp used itas the trigger.
Now, according to the witnesses,
the bomb went offat exactly 2:00 p.m.
If a specific time was set,
it suggests the bomb didn'tgo off accidentally.
Mm-mm.
(camera shutter clicking)
Stella.
Come hereand take a look.
You see these burnpatterns?
Directionality
is inconsistent with them havingresulted from the blast.
Arc weldingwith exposed burn marks.
(thumping)
These steel plates weren't partof the van.
They were welded on toreinforce the sides
so the bomb would take thepath of least resistance.
And force the blastto exit this way.
500 pounds of explosives,plus directionality.
Felix Redman's housewas the target.
♪ ♪
(indistinct chattering)
Appreciate it.
Mr. Redman...
You have a minute?
Detective Bonasera.
How are you holding up?
Not so good.
I'm still trying to make senseof it all.
Figure out what Alisonwas doing at the house.
(mutters):Uh...
I thought maybe coming to workwould force me to think
about something otherthan my daughter, but...
Well, you've got quitean operation here.
Oh, yeah, yeah,it's e-waste.
The fastest-growing trashin America.
Four and a half
billion pounds of electronicwaste every year.
We throw away 130,000computers every day.
Over a millioncell phones.
Mr. Redman, I realize you havea lot on your mind right now.
I-I've came downhere because
we've come to a disturbingconclusion.
It appears the bomberswere targeting you.
What?
The blast was
intentionally directedat your house.
Are you serious?
Why? I...
I was hoping that you mightbe able to help
What, do I know someone
who would want to blow upmy house with a car bomb?
Are yoYour business
just signed a contractwith the city, correct?
Yeah, yeah.
They awarded us the contractlast month.
Uh, my company handles all, uh,
electronic wastefrom government facilities.
That's a big contract.
Do you think one of yourcompetitors
could've donesomething like this?
That's kind-kind of crazy,don't you think?
It's...
Mr. Redman, again, I'm so sorry
for your loss.
If there'sanything you need,
you just give me a call, okay?
Yeah, I will do that.Thank you.
Hang in there.
What up?
You didn't think
I was gonna let youassemble this by yourself,
Mr. Hero, himself.
I wouldn't go that far.
Unless... Well, okay, yeah,you can... you can go that far.
Did they grill yOh!
FBI, ATF, HomelandSecurity, our department.
I had to recreatethis story
over a dozen times.
And some of the guys were acting
like I had somethingto do with it.
Did you?
I'm just messingwith you, man.
I'm glad you're all right.
Oh, thanks.
So, what can I doto help catch the guy
that almost killed New York'smost eligible bachelor?
Now that you say that, uh...
daughter's clothes.
Mac needs me
Oh.theconference room.
Welcome back.
Love you, brother.
Thanks.
It's good to be back.
(computer chirps)
This was two years ago
at an animal researchlab on Long Island.
A group called the Purists, anenvironmental terrorism group,
claimed responsibility.
(computer chirps)
Upstate New York, sixmonths ago, that same group
claimed responsibility
and vowed to burn anythingresembling urban sprawl.
Explosions at a gas stationand an SUV dealership,
both committedby the Purists.
All told, over $100 million
in property damage.
Casualties-- zero.
AEven though
they claimed responsibility,there was never enough evidence
at any of the scenesto prosecute a single member.
TAYLOR:They're smart,they're effective,
and it appearsthey'll stop at nothing
to get their message across.
(computer chirps)
On the left, Theodore Wicks,aka Teddy Mayhem.
He won't admit to beingthe leader of the group.
Instead, he refers to himselfas a spokesman.
On the right, Len Barlow,his right-hand man,
and assault victimof Michael Elgers.
MESSER:That could be why, uh,
Elgers' handwriting sample
didn't matchthe rental paperwork.
That pile of crapwas being set up.
MONROE: What is the linkto our bombing?
Because this group
didn't claim responsibilityfor this one.
This watch was recoveredfrom the engine of the van.
Now, it's solar-powered,which is a very nice touch.
It was usedto trigger the explosion.
Same trigger devicewas recovered
at the gas station bombing.
Yeah, and they didn't takeresponsibility
for this onebecause someone died.
HAWKES:I don't understand.
Animal research lab,urban sprawl, SUVs...
those I get.
But Felix Redman
was an electronics recycler.
He's one of the good guys.
Unfortunately, we don't havean answer for that.
What about the debrisfrom the van?
I'm still piecingthings together.
If we get lucky,we're gonna get a print.
AndThe, uh, markingsts?
on the pipe bombs were notfrom a manufacturing defect.
I'm still working on it.
All right, we got a suspect.What's our next move?
We keep digging for concreteevidence and a motive.
In the meantime,
I'm gonna pay Mr. Mayhema visit.
♪ ♪
(siren blaring)
(crowd chatter)
♪ ♪
Genius is one partinspiration...
and 99 parts...
devastation.
(pop)
(laughter)
Leave the perspirationto the cops.
Neat trick.
And you are?
Well, I'm not perspiring, but...
Excuse me.
Eco-friendly club.
Interesting concept.
A responsible concept.
Booths are madefrom recyclable fabric,
floor is regenerative bamboo,
LED lighting, FSC wood
from sustainable forests.
If onlyothers would follow suit.
You need to see myliquor license, or areyou here for the deejay?
I came aboutFelix Redman.
I don't know any Felix Redman,and I get the feeling
that if you hadany evidence whatsoever
that I do knowthis Felix Redman,
we'd be having this conversationin a precinct.
Your philosophy is changing,isn't it?
Beg your pardon?
No casualties.
In the past,
the Purists wentto great lengths
to ensure that no one was harmed
as a result ofyour terrorist acts.
It may be terrorism to you,
but to others, it's their dutyas one of God's creatures.
That duty now includeskilling human beings?
If people won't stopdestroying this planet
when you ask them nicely,when you repeatedly demonstrate
that what they are doingis wrong,
then they should be stoppedusing whatever means necessary.
You really believe you can savethe planet with bombs?
I guess we'll find out, huh?
♪ ♪
(horn honking)
Hey, how's the head?
Oh.
Uh, good. You know, I'll live.
You know, I'm curious.
What was going through yourmind when that bomb went off?
Well, uh, you know how they say
your entire life is supposedto flash before your eyes
when you thinkyou're gonna die?
Yeah, I'm famiYeah.ith that one.
The only thingI could muster up is
when Joey Allen beaned mein the head
during a dodge ball gamein third grade.
So, what'd you get?
ROSS: I found this photoin the vic's sweatshirt pocket.
Most of the damage occurred
when the water main broke after the explosion.
I ran it through a Photosynth Algorithm
and mapped coordinates.
(computer chirping)
Thought it was goingto get us somewhere.
It got usto Guiyu, China.
Ha. Nothing betterthan coming back
and contributingabsolutely nothing.
Hey.
It's just goodthat you came back.
(computer beeping)
(phone ringing,indistinct chatter)
ReWhat's up?is?
I reassembledthe rearview mirror
from the van.
I got a partial print.
(hissing)
Came back to his daughter.
Alison Redman blew upher own house?
(siren blaring)
(crowd chanting)
(computer chirps)
MESSER:That Alison, uh,Redman, our vic?
Apparently, she was a memberof the Purists.
Her father'sbusiness clearly
influenced her passionfor protecting the environment.
But she chose
a more destructive path.
It doesn't make sense, though.
Why would Alison Redman go afterher father?
Yeah, and if she did...
...why would she be
in that housewhen the bomb went off?
Doesn't make any sense.
Lindsay'll be
back before you know it, Danny.
(sighs)
I asked her to marry me, Mac.
Did you know that?She told me no.
Said that I was... just askingher because she was pregnant.
Was she right?
No.
I mean, I... I don't know, Mac.
I...
(sighs)
I mean, I love her, I do.
I know that.
But I just know myself,
and-and I don't wantto disappoint her.
Or the kid.
Those fears are normal, Danny.
I know thatbecause, uh,
I felt the same way with Claire.
All those doubtsabout who you are
and what you're capable of.
I wasn't in a hurry tohave children with Claire.
I always felt that in the end...
I might disappoint her.
Or myself.
Now she's gone,
and it's somethingI'll always regret
for the rest of my life.
(sighs)
Danny?
God brought youand Lindsay together.
I believe that.
And you
have been blessedwith a gift.
The greatest giftthat life has to offer.
You can choose to livein a place of fear...
or you can believein the best version of yourself.
Thank you.
Thanks. Appreciate that.
Don't mention it.
Danny?
Yeah.
You're gonna makea great father.
(chuckles)
(horns honking)
(computer chirping)
(computer chirps)
(chirps)
(click)
Hey, Adam.
Come here for a second.
Hey.
Remember that photo you foundin Alison Redman's pocket?
Yeah.
It wasn't such a waste,after all.
You may have just foundmy motive.
IYeah.
Guiyu, China is thee-waste capital of the world.
It's like Chernobylover there.
Is that our vic?
Alison Redman?
Yeah, that's her.Why?
ROSS: Hey, can you get that?
When I was playing hockey, I saw this girl
right before the explosion.
That was definitely her.
(sighs)
If she was targeting her father,
why was she runningtoward the house?
Mac, the marks on the pipebomb-- they came from a vice.
The bomber must have usedone to keep the pipes
steady while he wasconstructing the bomb.
Same principle asballistics evidence.
The unique marks on the vicecreated the equivalent
of lands and grooves on the So if we can find that vice,
maybe we can get a direct match And a direct link
to the Purists.
I subpoenaedTeddy Mayhem's credit records
going back two years.
He got all his suppliesfrom a hardware store
three blocksfrom his house.
Now, I checkedtheir records.
Teddy Mayhem bought a vicein March of '06.
Enough fora warrant.
We got him.
(sirens wailing)
We hit it here,here, and here.
At that hour therewill be anywhere
between 15 and 20 peoplein the building,
so if anyone wants out,now's the time.
(door breaks)
NYPD!Freeze!
All of you, downon the floor!
Step awayfrom the table!
Don't do it!
Stay where you are!Don't move!
(indistinct yelling)
Put your handsbehind your back.
(handcuffs click)
Nothing personal.
Just doing my dutyas one of God's creatures.
(horn honking, siren wailing)
What's this?
It's one of yourshipping containers.
It's filled
with computer monitorsthat contain cathode ray tubes.
Each tube has severalpounds of lead in it.
Yeah, of courseI'm aware of Are you aware of that.
It's my businessto be aware of that.
Then it's also your businessto be aware of the fact
that it's illegal toexport these overseas.
Yeah.
So how did this container end upin China?
(scoffs)
Lead, cadmium,mercury, chromium,
polyvinylchloride.
All of them are presentin electronic waste,
and all of them, whenburned out in the open
and breathed in,can cause brain damage,
kidney disease, cancer.
TEDDY MAYHEM: Good people...
responsible people...
line up at his facilityhoping to do the right thing,
and that two-facedson of a bitch smiles
and then sells iton the black market.
500 pounds of explosives.Who does that?
I don't care how nobleyou think your cause is.
What if a child had beenwalking by that van?
Did you ever think about that?
Even with the mostcareful planning,
did you ever consider
how many innocent peoplemight have been killed?
There are proper channels
of dealing with it.
You call U.S. Customs
or the GovernmentAccountability Office.
(laughing):Why, becausethey're above board?
They do everything by the book?
Every day I read
about a differentgovernmental branch
where someone's takinga kickback
or is getting paidto turn a blind eye.
And you know why you readabout that?
Because we're catching them.
I don't targettheir office
and blow them up.
Felix Redman's actions
are killing more peoplethan I ever could.
Okay, that, that containerwas not shipped
with my company's permission.
Well, I have theshipping manifest,
so save it, I don'twant to hear it.
Peasant farmers inGuiyu, China are paid
eight dollars a day to dismantleyour circuit boards
and burn your cathode ray tubes
for the very valuablelead inside of them.
Eight dollars a dayto breathe in certain death.
Look at them,
Mr. Redman.
Women, children.
Just take a really goodlook. Pregnancies there
are six times more likelyto end up in miscarriage,
and seven out of ten children
have too much leadin their blood.
TAYLOR: I understand
why you targeted Felix Redman,but why Alison?
She was oneof your own.
She didn't deserve to die.
You're rightabout that,
but she deserved to knowthe truth about her father,
so I opened up her eyes.
No.
My father Alison,t do that.
you need to face the truth.
Your father ispart of the problem,
and you need to understandthere's no turning back.
What does that mean?
It's done.
TAYLOR: She ran to warn him.
I didn't think she hadenough time to get there.
BONASERA: You've been trying to figure out
what your daughter was doingin the house,
right?
She's a member of the Purists.
It's an environmentalterrorist organization.
Ironic, huh?
The other membersof her organization found out
what you've been doing,
and they told Alisonthey were going to take you out.
Even though sheknew the truth,
your daughter still triedto save you.
She probably made itright through the front door
when the bomb went off.
That's why you had no ideashe was in the house.
You'll have a lot of time behindbars to think about all of this,
so I'll just leave youwith these images.
(door opens)
(door closes)
TAYLOR: Alison rented the van.
That's how we found her printon the rearview mirror.
But she didn't know whatit was for, did she?
Why involve herin her own father's death?
Every member
plays a role;Alison was no exception,
even if her father wasthe target.
You think you've won, don't you?
Nobody winsin situations like this.
There are others-- good people--
and they'll carry outour message
as long as people continuedestroying this planet
for their own self-interest.
How many students you have?
How many cells?
Enough to get the job done.
Well, Ihave a lot
of good people that work for me.
And we're goingto hunt them down one by one
for as long as it takes.
(door closes)
Danny, what the hellare we doing here?
I'm leaving in the morning.
I got to pack.
You don't have to remindme that you're leaving.
It's all I've beenthinking about.
Then what are we doing here?
Who are these friends I needto meet all of a sudden?
I think, uh, it's justaround the corner here.
(sighs)
Danny.
Look, I'm tiredof being afraid.
All right?
You and me-- we make sense.
Okay?
You're everythingI've always wanted.
I want to be with you...
and I can be the guythat you want me to be.
I know I can.
I am that guy.
I know you are.
Then let's walk
through thisdoor together.
Come on, let's do it.
Let's takethat leap.
You got a money order?
(chuckles)
(sighs)
(laughter)
CongraThank you.
BONASERA:Here you go.
Oh! What if Ihad said no?
Not a chance.
Thanks.
You got your money order?
Lindsay Monroe.
Hi.ny Messer.How you doing?
♪ Turn around ♪
♪ Hold me when I sleep ♪
♪ So much better ♪
♪ When you're lying next to me ♪
♪ You turned your back ♪
♪ Upon another soul ♪
♪ So much to say,so much you'll never know... ♪
MESSER: I, Danny Messer...
MONROE: I, Lindsay Monroe...
♪ And I said how can youjust walk away ♪
♪ When time is growing... ♪
MESSER: For richer, for poorer...
MONROE: In sickness and in health...
MESSER: Till death do us part.
MONROE: Till death do us part.
♪ And I know you've seenthose pretty eyes ♪
♪ They're nothing much to see ♪
♪ Your beauty's running wildon your face... ♪
MESSER & MONROE: I do.
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