(filtered breathing)
(footsteps echoing)
♪ ♪
(exhaust hissing)
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(garbled police radiotransmissions)
(speaking Spanish)
Wait.
What's going on?
Who's he?
Hector Vargas.
Crime lab supervisorfor Mossos d' Esquadra.
Barcelona Police.
You're familiarwith them?
FBI sent me to Madrid in '04.
To overseethe train bombing investigation
under the Mutual LegalAssistance Treaty.
Yeah, well, that same treatyauthorizes him
to access and photographour crime scene.
DANVILLE:The victim a Spanish citizen?
Mm-hmm.
Miguel Martinez, 23,
club promoter,left Barcelona for Manhattan
two years ago.
Who found the body?
Girlfriend.
Natalia Sanchez.
Also a Spanish citizen.
Her first movewas to call the victim's mother,
who just so happens to be
a diplomat of foreign affairsin Spain.
Just keeps gettingbetter and better.
Where's the girlfriend now?
Don't know.
Well, who notified the NYPD?
He did.
After hisarrival at JFK,
ten hours afterthe body was found.
Te prometo encontrar quien te mato, sobrino... prometo.
"Sobrino."
He just promised
to find the personwho did this.
The victim is his nephew.
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(camera clicking)
(garbled police radiotransmissions)
Why didn't you tell me youwere related to the victim?
Would it havechanged anything?
Of course. Itchanges everything.
Every piece ofevidence in this place
will be calledinto question now.
I'll have to narrowthe scope of your involvement.
Beyond what you already have?
Observation, documentation.
What else is left?
Asking you to leavemy crime scene.
Miguel's mother's my sister.
Miguel's father was killed12 years ago in an accident.
And now her sonlies there murdered,
thousands of miles from home.
I feel it's my dutyto scrutinize this investigation
every step of the way.
Please put yourself in my shoes.
If you had a relative that waskilled in a foreign country,
wouldn't you do the same?
I would.
But not by jeopardizing
the crime scene.
I'll continueto share information,
but as far as this crime scenegoes, you're finished here.
(sighs)
(cell phone rings)
(phone beeps)
Taylor.
Got 25 uniforms searchingevery alley in every direction.
Still no signof a murder weapon.
What about a canvass?
Next door neighbor said he heard
some arguingthe last few nights.
Apparently Miguel and hisgirlfriend have been
going at it.
Same thiNo.tonight?
Tonight he only heardsomeone running up the stairs.
Minute or two later,
he takes a look through
his peephole,sees the girlfriend leaving.
And the doorway's intact.
Seems to rule outforcible entry.
I found a crystalline particle
on the floornear the vic.
Glass?
I don't think so.
Also, there are bloody shoeprints throughout the apartment.
All of themmatch the victim's shoes.
He must have been upand moving around
for quite a whilebefore he Yeah.
Just got word the victim'sgirlfriend turned up.
Where?
Spanish Consulate.
You knew she was there,
didn't you?
First the victim,now the girlfriend.
Anything elseyou're hiding from me?
HECTOR:Please. Please.
You can'tcome in here.
She found the body. She wasinside the crime scene.
She needs to be processedand And she will,
as soon as we make heravailable to you.
This crime took place
in New York,
not Barcelona.
I don't believe there'sa question of jurisdiction here.
You're right,but you just can't barge in here
uninvited, unless of courseyou have a warrant.
You already know we don't.
Why? please wait outside.
So you can go over her alibi?
Get the detailsof her story straight?
Are you questioningmy integrity?
Have you given usa reason not to?
The MLA Treaty works
both ways, Inspector.
Refuse to cooperate with us,
we'll refuseto cooperate with you.
NATALIA:Wait.
Inspector, it's okay.
(sighs)
I have nothing to hide.
HECTOR: Natalia, please tell usabout last night.
I went to Miguel's apartment
to apologize forsomething I had said.
And when I got there,the door just opened.
Miguel?
(gasps)
Oh...!
(sobbing)
There was blood, everywhere.
All over him,all over his apartment.
I'll never get that imageout of my head.
Did you touch anything,move anything?
No.
You said you went thereto apologize.
Had the two of youbeen fighting?
I mean, uh...
I guess you could say that.
We were in love;things got emotional.
And Miguel wHe did.last night?
Promoting one of his clubs.
I'm not sure which one.
Ms. Sanchez, we believe Miguelwas killed around 2:00 a..
Can you tell me where you were?
HECTOR:Alibi?
She's a witness, not a suspect.
We don't know that yet.
HECTOR:You don't have to
answer that,not without an attorney.
It's okay, really, I...
I'm not afraid.
I haven'tdone anything wrong.
I was home, alone.
DANVILLE:After you found Miguel,
the first thing you didwas call his mother.
Why?
I don't know.
It just seemed likethe right thing to do.
That she should know.
And in the ten hours that passedafter you found Miguel,
you never thoughtyou should call 911?
His mothertold me not to.
She told me to just leave,to get out of there.
And instead of going home,you came here.
She said it would bebetter for me...
that she wouldtake care of everything.
♪ ♪
(grunts)
(quietly):That doesn't make sense.
Sid.
Planning on getting ina knife fight anytime soon?
Uh, me? No. Uh...
I take itstabbing is our official COD?
Three puncture woundsto the abdomen,
to be exact.
The first two were withthe blade right side up.
The fatal one was withthe blade upside down.
Hmm.
Not sure what tomake of it, either.
Or of these,for that matter.
Right there.
Mm-hmm.
With some charring.
Could be chemical.
I also found
multiple abrasions onthe small of Miguel's back.
Various degrees of healing.
You think they'rerelated to the burns?
I don't think so.These look more like
bed sores.
Bed sores. On this guy?
Did you checkhis medical records?
Mm-hmm. Not a singlehospitalization
or chronic illnessto speak of.
Well, then, what caused them?
Our homicide maynot be a homicide.
What are you talking about?
I'm not ready to callit a homicide just yet.
The victim hasthree stab wounds.
The wallet was outon the floor-- no money.
The murder weapon is missing.
I still havequestions.
Like, there's no signof forced entry.
Probably the killer pushedhis way in behind Miguel.
Then why didn't Miguelcall for help?
(computer beeps)
He was alive afterhe was stabbed.
Walked all over the apartment,including to this des.
He was standingright here,
right next to the phone,bleeding out.
He never attemptedto pick it up.
Could have been in shock.
What about the variationin the stab wounds?
The way the knife was held?
Your own ME found defensiveinjuries on Miguel's arm,
indicating a struggleover a knife.
It could've been thatthe killer dropped it
during the struggle,picked it back up,
only, this timethe blade was upside down.
(grunting)
(gasps)
What about the castoff?
The smearing.
The medium-velocityspatter-- there isn't any.
It's all low-energy
gravitational.
There wasn't any struggle.
I'm not quite sure whatwe're looking at here, but...
I haven't seen anythingto convince me it's murder.
♪ ♪
(beeping)
♪ ♪
(beeping)
Hey,Hey.
Um, what's the bestway to tell someonethat never messes up
that they, uh, thatth-they messed up?
Mac messeOh, no.hing up?
Well, IWhat happened?was Mac.
Uh... those burn marks
Sid found inthe victim's clothing,
it was sulfuric acidmixed with formaldehyde.
Yeah, I think Mac
might've, you know, s-spilled it
on the victim atcrime scene or Well, how is that?
Because Marquis reagentis used for drug testing--
there were no drugsat the crime scene.
I know. It's so bad.
Oh. Oh, here he comes.
Jo, just take a deep breath;act normal.
Okay, so...
I said to the guy,"Next time just...
use a latex glove."
(fake laughing)
Whoop!
(chuckles)
Adam has something to ask you.
Ah, you do?
I do. Yeah, I...
No, I, um, yeah, I do,I think, yeah, thank you.
Um, did you happen to,uh, use Marquis reagent
in your kit last night?
Uh,?
it's what caused the burnin the vic's clothing.
And you think I might've what,
sprinkled some aroundthe crime (scoffs)
(chuckles):N... No...
No, I have no...I mean...
I mean, what I'm trying to...
You have to admit,he has a point.
What other explanation
would there be?
Find one.
Okay. Lindsay!
Wow.
Um, I-I'm surethat you have
something greatfor us, right?
Yes, Adam, I do.
(quietly):Awesome.
Uh, tox results on our vic.
It's used asan antidepressant,
as well as
an anti-anxiety medication.
No prescription for itin his medical records.
Maybe he was abusing.
Using it as a club drug.
Alcohol levelsare also high: .19
WYeah, with no alcohol
in his stomach contents.
How do you get that drunk
Easy.ut drinking any alcohol?
You inhale it.
Apparently, the clubthat our vic
was promoting last night,
it's called Mystify--it's very high
on the list of club hoppersin Manhattan--
apparently,the Mist Cube
is their biggest attraction.
DANVILLE:The Mist Cube?
(cheering)
♪ ♪
(cheering)
Inhaling your alcohol.
I think I saw this on anepisode of The Jetsons.
I'm not a doctor,but that can't be good for you.
The vaporor the girl?
Yeah. See that?The employeeshave to wear
a gas mask inside the Cubeso they don't get drunk.
Buy you a drinkwhen we're done?
Yeah, sounds good.
One o'clock.
Bouncer? Good place to start.
♪ ♪
MiguHe is.ead?
What doHe's foreign.ut him?
You know anybody.
that might'veMiguel?to hurt him?
Nah. The guy wasfriends with everybody.
Life of the party--you know the type.
Actually, there was thisone thing happened last night.
What thing?
Miguel and Leo.
He's a familiar facearound here.
They got into it a little.
Leo.
We'll be in touch.
♪ ♪
Hey, Leo, NYPD.
We want to talk to you.
Freeze! Police! Excuse me!Stop running, Leo!
(onlookers shouting)
Let her go!Let her go now!
Get back!hissing)
Don't do it!
Let her go! Now!
One step closer and she's toast!
Come on, listen to me,Leo, I could tell,
this ain't you;just let her go.
Come on.
You got five secondsto let her go,
starting now-- five...
Aw, here we go again.
Last time we did this, I hadto fill out a lot of paperwork.
I had to call an ambulanceand a coroner van.
I got bloodon my jacket.
Not to mention the brain tissue.
All right, look,it's your call.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
WOMAN:No!
DANNY:Stay down.
Come on.
DANVILLE:You know, Leo,
you could've killeda lot of people tonight.
Whole place could'vegone up in flames.
You were in a bit overyour head, weren't you?
Any chance we couldjust forget about that?
Truth is, that firework show'sthe least of your concern.
"Water, potassium chloride,tetrahydrozoline."
It doesn't say anythingabout sulfuric acid
or formaldehydelike we found in your bottle.
Around here,we call it
Marquis reagent--used for drug testing.
I did my homework.
I found yourWeb site...
Party4YourLife.org.
"Ensuring safe partyingfor New York's club scene."
Very catchy.
A lot of bad dope out there.
You make sure they take
their addictivemind-altering drugs safely.
They're gonnado it anyway.
Might as well know what they'retaking, that's all I'm saying.
I get it.
The problem is,it's really a scam,
because you're convincingthem they have bad dope
so you can sell themthe good stuff.
Whoa.
Miguel Martinez is dead?
You think I killed him?
Chemical burns on his clothing--
sulfuric acid and formaldehyde.
And I'm the only one
It was in asplash pattern,
suggesting a struggle.
Eyewitness says that strugglehappened with you.
Found drugs inMiguel's body--
club drugs,same kind of stuff you sell.
He owe you money, is thatwhat it was, why you killed him?
I did not kill him!
Then tell me what happened.
All right.
Last night at the club,Miguel wanted me gone.
(indistinct chatter)
All right, check it.
I want you to take thisback to where you gotit, ask for a refund.
This, on the other hand,is the real deal.
Thought I told you notto be here on my nights.
Oh, man, is itTuesday already?
Get out. Now.
Just providing a safeenvironment for your clients
to party, yo.
Don't give me that.
You're attractingthe wrong element.
Pretty soon, this place will becrawling with cops. Now leave!
(grunting)
(sizzling)
Look, after that, I'd left.
I didn't kill him.
TAYLOR:Hmm.
No history of robbery
or any other violentcrimes prior to tonight.
Well, why do you thinkhe ran like he did?
Long list of possession charges.
Looking at some serious time.
In my country, that standoffwould have never happened.
Simple possessiondoesn't constitute
for a criminal offense.
As for pill testing?
It's supportedby the Spanish government.
This isn't Spain.
Thing I can'tfigure out
is why Miguel was so opposedto having drugs at his club
when he had them in his system.
(door opens)
Hey, Mac, I got the SEM results
on that crystalline particleI collected at the crime scene.
Came back as indiumand gallium.
Hmm.
It'Yeah. Had to dox.
a lot of digging. Turns out,
they're both usedin the manufacture
of photovoltaic cells.
SolaYeah.els.
I already checked.
Miguel's apartmentdidn't have any.
It could have comefrom the killer.
(cell phone ringing)
Taylor.
I'll be right there.
Your sister's here.
I don't understand.You already released him.
And now you're sayingI have to give him back?
The embalming processat the mortuary
brought up new evidenceon Miguel's body.
I don't careabout new evidence.
I care about my sonand getting him back home.
And putting an end to thisfor my daughter and I.
HECTOR: Eva, thisnew evidence
can help catch theperson that did this.
That's what youwant, isn't it?
Of course.
TAYLOR:Then please,
release him back to us.
It's in your son'sbest interest.
No.
HECTOR:Eva...
TAYLOR:Ligature bruise.
Appears about a week old.
Hanging?
No. If it was, the bruisewould be in a V pattern.
This is linear,
horizontal,
suggesting he was strangledfrom behind.
Someone triedto kill him before.
Bruising around Miguel's neck.
You never noticed it...on your own boyfriend?
We'd been havingtrouble lately.
I hadn't seen him withouthis shirt in some time.
He never said anything to youabout being strangled?
You think I did this, don't you?
Just like youthought that before
at the consulate.
You found Miguel's body.
You admit tohaving problems.
You have no alibifor when he was killed.
And now you claimnot to have known about
a violent attack a week priorto his death.
What would you think?
I was in Madriduntil three days ago
for my sister'swedding.
I was there all week.
You can check,if you like.
(beep, trilling)
This surveillance photowas taken outside
the Iglesia de San Andresin Madrid.
The image isfrom a trusted source?
One of my constablesat the Mossos d' Esquadra.
Supports Natalia's story.
All flights were confirmed.
Hey, I just heardfrom Flack.
A knife was foundbehind a Dumpster
about 12 blocksfrom the crime scene.
Blood on it.
He's sending a jpeg now.
(computer beeps)
Serrated blade.
Consistent withMiguel's injuries.
It looks likeyou found your murder weapon.
♪ ♪
(camera clicks)
(whirring)
(trilling)
(hits desk)
Easy.
I collected 18 randomly sampledbloodstains from our knife.
Don't tell me.They all come back to our vic?
Can't get a breakin this case, man.
Poco a poco sube la vieja al Huh? .
Poco a poco sube la vieja al coco.
It's a Spanish proverb.It means, basically,
"Small strokesfell great oaks."
Hmm.
In other words, bepatient, don't give up.
Small steps,we'll get there.
What's everybody,Not bilingual.
I know a few things.I'm teaching Lucy, too.
TOh, what,so you two can talk.
bPretty much.k?
(This is funny to you?
Hey, took a closer lookat the solar panel shard
that was collectedat the scene.
(whirring)
I founda microscopic bloodstain.
Ran it through CODIS
and got a hitto Vern Jackson.
Vagrant. One prior--aggravated assault.
But more recently,three arrests
for HAWKES:I heardeft.
that's on the rise.
Seems copper piping is out,
solar panels are in.
Wow. Even the homelessare going green.
That... That-That guy's dead?
You know him?
Uh...
no.
DANNY:No?
Well, what were you doinginside his apartment?
I was never in his apar...
Ah, ah, yes, you were.
Okay? 'Cause we have your DNA
inside his apartment,at the crime scene.
So, let's try thisagain now.
Why were you there?
He, uh...
invited me in.
Okay. Okay.
Let me get this straight.
Miguel Martinez,
club promoter and expatfrom Spain, invited you,
Vern Jackson, vagrantand ex-con from Rikers,
into his apartment.
Why?
To share a plate of paella?
(laughs)
It's a simplequestion, Vern.
DANNY:You know what I think?
I think that you were snoopingaround Miguel's rooftop,
looking forsolar panels,
and Miguel caught you.
He confronted youand threatened to call the cops.
But you got way too many priors
to want to tangle withthe police, so you followed him
back to his place and put himdown before he had the chanc.
No! You're wrong!I didn't kill that guy!
Then I don't know.
That's not gonna cut it, Vern.
I'm telling you,I never killed nobody!
Why were you in his apartment?
You're never gonna believe me.
Try us.
(sighs)
All right, look,
this is gonna sound crazy,but the guy--
Miguel,whatever-his-name-is--
he came up to meout on the street.
Said he wanted to die.
(laughs)
He asked you to kill him?
Paid me, actually.
Oh, he paid you.
That's very smart thinking,Vern.
Because now, when we findall of Miguel's money on you
that you stole from him,
you got a built-inexplanation.
Very good.
What's the going ratefor stabbing someone these days?
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Stabbing? Who said anythingabout stabbing?
I-I strangled the guy...about a week ago.
But I'm telling you,he was alive when I left.
He wanted me to kill him.I just...
I couldn't go through with it.
I had the rope around his neck,
tied off in the back real good to-to cut off his air supply.
He was going, too.
I could feel it.
Body started trembling, shaking.
Eyes started rolling overin his head.
I could just feel the life justdraining right out of his body.
Couldn't take it.
Freaked me out.I had to stop.
Vern Jackson may be a lotof things,
but I ain't no killer.
Seems likehe's telling the truth.
Ah, you may have been rightabout this not being a homicide.
There's somethingI need to tell you.
It was 12 years ago.
I was fairly newat the crime lab.
Call came infrom my sister's home.
Her husband was involvedin an... an accident.
High-profile case.
Yeah, drew a lotof media attention.
Eventually,I saw the case file.
The body was found at the bottomof the swimming pool.
Slipped?Hit his head?
No indication of trauma.
Toxicology?
Moderate levels of alcohol.
By no means was he drunk.
What did thecoroner rule?
Undetermined.
Wasn't much waterin his lungs or his stomach.
Closer look revealedpartial crushing of the trachea.
I guess he could havehit his throat
at the edge of the poolas he fell in.
Or it could have beenfrom a ligature.
People are people, Detective.
No matter where you're fromin the world, they talk.
Pretty soon,there was speculation
that Eva killed her husbandor he killed himself.
Placing an extreme amountof pressure on the coroner.
Eventually he changedhis ruling.
Accidental death by drowning.
All speculation stopped.
So you're thinking that historymight be repeating itsel.
Miguel took his own life,just like his father.
It could explainthe conflicting evidence.
It's time to go backto the crime scene.
Going with thesuicide theory,
Miguel could have stabbedhimself with the knife.
Then walked around,leaving low-velocity
bloodstains allover the apartment.
(groaning)
Explains no signsof forced entry.
Also why
he never called for help.
He wanted to die.
Explains the blood spatter.
Wasn't any struggle because
there wasn't any attacker.
But that's wherewe have a contradiction.
The orientation
of the stab wounds suggest
the knife fellduring a struggle,
as you pointed out.
Half a gravitational bloodstainalong the blade.
The other half mustbe on the floor.
♪ ♪
HECTOR:Over here.
♪ ♪
Prints are a match to Miguel.
He must have dropped theknife, then picked it back up
because he wasn'tbleeding out fast enough.
Then stabbed himselfone last time.
(groaning)
(gasping)
(grunts)
But why?
Why would he...Why would he stab himself?
Clonazepam.
He was self-medicating.
Treating himself for depression.
Miguel killed himself.
But somehow,
the knife ended up12 blocks away.
Just listen to whatI'm saying, Eva.
I don't want to hear it.
Miguel would have
never taken his own life.
I know my son.
Miguel thought thatif people knew the real him,
they'd think he was weak,
turn their backs on him.
That's how he was raised.
Why he came to Americain the first place.
To escape his family.
Once he was here,he tried to hide his depression
by taking meds,
building a new personality, a new lifestyle.
All to cover up whathe was really feeling inside.
He'd go days sometimes
and never even get out of bed.
SID:These look like bed sores.
I'd say to him,
"What's wrong with you?
"You have everything-- money,
"looks.
How could you be sad?"
Eventually, it got so bad,
he... decidedto take his own life.
But he needed your help
to make it look likesomething it wasn't.
I can't do it anymore.
Natalia.
No.
(voice breaking):I won't do it, Please.
Please, you No!to help me.
You know the painI'm in, so, please.
I can't.
Natalia, yougot to help me.
You're the only onewho can do this for me.
No.
You have to.Please!
He finally convinced you.
Told you when hewas going to do it
so you would know when
to go to his apartment,stage the scene.
But you changed your mind.
(grunts)
That's when Miguel's neighbor
heard you running up the stairs.
(footsteps running)
I was too late
to save him.
My only choice was to do what he asked.
(sobbing softly)
(sniffles)
(gasps)
He didn't want his motherto know what he had done.
Miguel tried to talkto her about his depression,
but she wouldn't hear it.
She was in denial.
Eva doesn't know this,
but...
Miguel found his father's body
before she did.
His father was in
the closet of his bedroom,
one end of a belt tied around the doorknob,
the other around his neck.
Eva moved the bodyto the pool,
tried to make it looklike an accident
so she wasn't ashamed.
Miguel made me promisenot to tell,
bThere's no shamel.
in what Miguel and his fatherwere going through, Natalia.
And that's why you triedto get Miguel help.
I tried to force him to go.
I threatened to leave himif he didn't.
That's what all our fightswere about.
You always...
hear people say that...
suicide is the most selfish act.
But was I beingany less selfish,
trying to force himto go on living?
To go on suffering?
If he had cancer,or some other physical disease--
something that shows upon an X-ray or an MRI--
would it be different then?
(sobs softly)
Would peopleunderstand then?
What I did...
may be against the law,
but that doesn't meanit wasn't right.
I opened a door for Miguel...
...to get what he wanted...
And now...
...he's at peace.
He's finally at peace.
Natalia,
you can justify your actionshowever you need to,
but remember one thing.
You changed your mind.
You ran up those stairsto stop it.
(Natalia crying)
She's right...about all of it.
Ever since Miguelwas a little boy,
he had that look in his eyes.
Like his father.
What would you have done...
if it was your child?
Oh, I don't know.
Hugged him, I guess,and never let go.
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