("I Like That" by RichardVission & Static Revenge plays)
(cheering and shouting)
♪ My body rocks a rhythm ♪
♪ You beat my drum hard ♪
♪ I might just kick it,kick it ♪
♪ You want to lick it, lick it ♪
♪ I love to stick it, stick it ♪
♪ From London to L.A. ♪
♪ Yeah, that's the ticket,ticket ♪
♪ Come on♪ I like that ♪iss it ♪
♪ I like the Gucci, Gucci ♪
♪ I love the dollar bill ♪
♪ I love your pocket rocket ♪
♪ We live to shock it,shock it ♪
♪ I like the way you smile ♪
♪ I might just bite your lip ♪
♪ I see you talking, talking ♪
♪ Your hands are talking,talking ♪
♪ I like that ♪
(tires screeching,car horn honking, crash)
I signaled left!
Like hell you d♪ ♪
Calling me a liar?!
(grunting)
♪ I'm a graffiti girl ♪
♪ I want to spray it, spray it ♪
♪ I like to throw the paint ♪
♪ You wan♪ I like that ♪paint? ♪
♪ I'm locking, not hip-hopping ♪
♪ You lace me up right ♪
♪ It's getting tricky, tricky ♪
♪ You're ♪ I like that ♪sticky ♪
♪ I like that 8-track ♪
♪ It takes me way back ♪
(engine roaring)
Son of a bitch!
♪ My body rocks a rhythm ♪
♪ You beat my drum hard ♪
♪ I like that, I-I-I like that, I-I-I like that ♪
♪ I like that ♪
Whoo!
♪ Oh ♪
♪ I love the money, money ♪
♪ I'm dripping, dripping gold ♪
♪ I like to disco, baby ♪
♪ You want to kiss now, baby? ♪
♪ Oh ... you ♪
♪ You're dressed to kill me,kill me ♪
♪ So if I die tonight ♪
♪ At least you thrill me,thrill me ♪
(truck hor(shouting)
♪ You beat my drum hard ♪
♪ My body rocks a rhythm, rocksa rhythm, rocks a rhythm ♪
♪ My body rocks a rhythm,you beat my drum hard ♪
♪ My body rocks a rhythm, rocksa rhythm, rocks a rhythm ♪
♪ I like that, I-I-I like that, I-I-I like that... ♪
(music fades)
♪ ♪
(distant siren blares)
(indistinct conversations)
(sirens wailing in distance)
Come on, giveus a hand.
(indistinct radio transmissions)
(indistinct conversations)
Open it.
Wow.
Oh, my God.
Mac, there must have been20 people trapped back there
when it hit the water.
That hatch ishow they escaped.
It's a miraclewe only have two bodies.
Make that three.
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♪ Out here in the fields ♪
♪ I fight for my meals ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪
(sirens wailing)
What happened here, Don?
This was a truckparty gone bad.
(dance music playing)
(crowd screaming)
It's the latest craze inafter-hours entertainment.
They convert tractortrailers into
exclusive nightclubs.
Times and locations are spreadamong the social networks.
Well, I'm assuming this one
didn't start atthe bottom of the Hudson.
I thought the truckwas not supposed to move
once tIt's not.tarts.
Couple cabbiesnearly got run So who moveover,
but they didn't get a good look at the driver's face.
They did say that he acceleratedthrough the fence.
And the absence of skid marks
confirms that there was no braking.
Then the drivercould have drowned,
or may still beamong the survivors.
Well, we havedivers in the water
looking for more bodies,
and the othersare being transported
to the precinctfor questioning.
My guess:
driver saw that river coming,jumped out before splashdown,
then got the hell out of Dodge.
Either way,looks like crashing this party
wasn't an accident.
♪ ♪
(camera shutter snaps)
(partiers shouting)
Hey. So, it's looking likewhoever padlocked the rear door
also drove the truck.
I found keys to the lock
in the driver's side glove box.
Unfortunately, the water removed any biological trace.
But I also found this
next to our driver's seat. Yeah, the label was removed,
so I had Adam runa sample through
the IR SPEC-- cameback as acetylene.
Mixed with oxygen,
acetylene is usedfor cutting metal.
LINDSAY: the safety hatch shut.
I found spot welds all around the frame,
and then I found tiny metal fragments
embedded in the driver's seat
and in the carpet under the accelerator pedal.
Multiple peoplemay have planned this,
but all the evidencepoints to only one person
who carried it out.
A single perp.
Premeditated.
He knew peoplewere going to suffer.
He didn't care.
TAYLOR:hatch was sealed,
how'd the survivorsbreak through?
Shoddy workmanship.
Surface impurities
in the under fillingleft the seams vulnerable
to high-contraction stresses.
Water pressure and, uh,
freezing temperatures did the rest.
If this guy had knownwhat he was doing,
the hatch would have held,and they might all be dead.
HAWKES:Hey, just spoke with Flack.
The truck was rentedwith an alias from
a party outfitter in Queens.
The owner was sent
a big old wad of cash about
Someone had topick it up.
No. The company dropped it offon the street,
was scheduled to pick it upthe next morning.
They left the keys?
They didn't have to.
It was hot-wired.
(sizzle, engine starts)
This creep thoughtof everything.
To identify him,we still need to know why.
(dance music playing)
WOMAN: It's all about exclusivity.
Just being invited means you're a somebody.
I don't think I'll ever forget that sound.
(clamoring yells)
(sobbing):The screaming.
Abigail, did you see anybodynear the cab of the truck?
Somebody who could havedriven it?
The truck was parked.
I assumed
it was going to stay that way.
Who threw this party?
A girl at work told me about it.
So you just showed up uninvited?
As long as you look hot,getting in is never a problem.
♪ You're dressed to kill me,kill me ♪
♪ So if I die tonight,at least you thrill me... ♪
It was crazy, man.
One minute, I'm chatting upthis really cute blonde.
The next...
Great party, huh?
(screaming)
(truc(shouting)ring)
(crashing, screaming)
Did you know the peopleat the party?
Somebody you may havehung out with before?
I don't go out much anymore.
Tonight was supposedto be a change of pace.
Instead, I almost died.
When was the rear door closed?
I was dancing,
enjoying some cocktails.
I didn't notice.
Any idea who might haveclosed it?
Could havebeen anyone.
We were allhaving the timeof our lives.
Then all of a sudden,
it felt like the world was coming to an end.
The water was so cold,
it felt like my body was on fire.
The clock was ticking.
I knew we had to get everyone out of there.
(screaming)
We tried the back door,but it wouldn't budge.
That's because it was locked.
Locked?
Wait a minute,are you telling me
someone did this to uson purpose?
Why?
That's exactlywhat we're going to find out.
The escape hatchwas our last hope.
Had to get it open.
(crowd screaming)
(grunting)
(grunts)
Listen, Chris,
when you arrived at the party,
was there someone thereto greet you?
Like, was there a host?
Not really, just...
I just followed the music.
ABIGAIL:That guy over there is a hero.
I don't evenknow his name.
Chris.
His name is Chris.
ABIGAIL:I owe him my life.
We all do.
(sobbing)
Was there anybodyin the water
that you didn't recognizefrom the party?
It was too dark.
I closed my eyes
and kicked as hard as I could.
What about on the dock?
Honestly, all I couldthink about
was seeing my family again.
Once I was out of the truck,
I swam towards the light.
That first breath of air was like I was being reborn.
That must sound crazy.
You're one of the lucky ones.
Not everybody got out alive?
No,
not everybody.
SID:Cameron Marshall, age 27.
Copious quantitiesof river water
in his lungsand stomach confirms
Okay.s drowning.
Oh! Looks likevic number two's throat
was cMm-hmm.
Brett Hollister,age 25.
Suffered blunt forcelaryngeal trauma
resulting in completecricotracheal separatio.
(crowd screaming)
(bone snaps)
Water in the lungs?
Uh, trace amounts.
He stopped breathingbefore the truck sank.
I imagine hefloated up
through the open hatch.
Sadly, victimnumber three wasn't
quite as fortunate.
Thank you.
Uh...
An elevatedblood alcohol content
caused vasodilationof her blood vessels,
thereby exacerbating
the oShe would haveermia.
experienced numbness,debilitating drowsines.
She knew she was drowning but was powerless to stop it.
SID: Her last moments on earth were spent in excruciating pain.
HAWKES:Have we I.D.'d her yet?
SID:Just got fingerprint results.
Unlike her male counterparts,she wasn't carrying a wallet
in her back pocket.
AFIS matchcourtesy of
an old DUI arrest.
Hmm.
Jane Doe is actuallyMs. Victoria Enzo of Queens.
Our female vic
is the daughterof Carmen Enzo,
head of Local 225--Sanitation Workers' Union.
Type of goons you crossthe street to avoid.
So the partyand random guests could've
just been a cover.The murderer might have been
targeting only one person:Enzo's daughter.
Two sanitation workerswere killed last year
by faulty equipment.
Enzo negotiated
a sweetheart dealfavoring their employers,
betraying a boat loadof union members in the process.
His daughter's murdercould have been retribution.
That's a lot of collateraldamage to send a message.
Not if you want it receivedloud and clear.
You don't have any ideawho did this to my girl, do you?
Not yet.
When Vicky was little, she usedto love to play dress up.
Her favorite...was to dress up in this...
white satin wedding dress
her mother made for her.
My job was walking her downthe make-believe aisle.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I have no use for your sympathy.
Well, then know thatevery effort is being made
to bring your daughter's killerto justice.
"Justice."
Justice means different thingsto different people, Detective.
Mr. Enzo...
...there areserious consequences
for interfering witha police investigation.
Then stop wasting time...
...so I won't have to.
We have reasonto believe
that Victoria mayhave been targeted
because of youand the nature of your work.
Her murder may havebeen a warning.
You and the other membersof your family
may still be in danger.
I've made my fair shareof enemies
over the years.
Occupational hazard.
But my wife...
and my children...
...they're supposed to beoff limits.
Not everybody caresabout the rules.
I'm going to needthe names of your
most vocal opponents,personal and professional.
That's a long list.
Sit down.
(knocking on glass)
There's someone you gotta meet.
Vicky wasn't supposedto be at that party.
How do you knowthat, Jessica?
Because I was the one invited...
...not her.
I asked her to go in my place.
It's my fault that she's dead.
It should have been me!
♪ ♪
I got the invitationin the mail
a couple months ago.
Said I was a VIP.
Was there anyindication who sent it?
Return address? RSVP number?
No, I-I...
I remember thinkinghow weird that was, but...
I mean, look at it.
It's a workof art. It...
If someone putthat much effort
into the invite,the party itself
was going to be insane.
When did you
tell Victoria about the party?
Couple hours beforeit was supposed to start.
I was stuck at the barwhere I work,
and... and if I wasn'tgoing to enjoy it, I...
...at least wanted her to.
You could have gone late.
The directions--they were very clear.
They said that no onewas getting in after midnight.
Or getting out.
We need to know
who else ourmystery host
personally invited.
(indistinct conversations)
♪ ♪
All right, so, I got nine guestswho heard about the party
word of mouth--some received texts,
some got it through tweets,
but none actuallyreceived an invite.
And none of them knowanything about the driver.
DANVILLE:I interviewed twowho described
handmade invitationslike Jessica Thompson's:
Chris Boyle and Abigail West.
FLACK: Add Neal Cooper to that list.
He said he got his invitein the mail, as well.
Hawkes checked with the familiesof the two male DOAs.
They said bothhad plans for the evening
but changed them to gocheck out some truck party.
If they heard about it
last minute,let's eliminate them for now.
All right,
so that leaves uswith four VIPs.
The killer usedformal invitations
to ensure his targetswould be in attendance.
If we can find a connectionbetween them...
We'll know who wanted them dead.
FLACK:How do you want
to play this?
Divide and conquer.
Individually,each holds
an important pieceof the puzzle.
They just don't know it yet.
Here you go.
Well, they all look familiar.
But then again, I'm a bartender.
I see hundreds of facesevery day.
Right. (clears throat)
Her.
Yeah, I saw this oneat the party.
What about before last night?
No.
You sure about that?
Oh, yeah. I'd remembera face like that.
I don't want to be wrong.
DANVILLE:It's not a test.
Close your eyes.
It might helpto visualize
meeting them.
I'm sorry.
I can't remember.
(sighs)
Were all of these peopleat the party last night?
Not all of them.
I'm not very good at this.
My parentstaught me to
look past physical appearances.
They sound like smart people.
They Neal,
can you think of anybodywho'd want to hurt you?
Someone from your past?
Person youmight have
accidentally rubbedthe wrong way?
Was there anybody that mighthave held a grudge against you?
ABIGAIL: I'm a housewife
from Jersey.
I have two little kids.
This party was
the first time I had been outin a long time.
The only thing thatI can think of
are the phone calls.
Phone calls?
Prank calls,in the middle of the night,
over and over,from what sounded like
the same man. I...
He didn't tell me his name,but he told me to watch my back.
Did you report himto the police?
I was going to,but then they stopped.
I just figured
that he had moved onto somebody else.
Prank calls? Actually...
Yeah. Now that you mention it,someone did call me
a bunch of times.
They didn'tsay anything.
They just laughed.
Anything elseout of the ordinary?
The garbage cans.
What about them?
They had been rifled through,tipped over,
every day for a week.
Could have been an animal.
That's what I thought.
But my husband,he tied down the covers,
and it kept happening.
We finally had to put themin the garage.
Someone was rummagingthrough my life.
Through my family's life.
I mean, this was years ago.
Someone has beenwatching me
this whole time?
DANNY: Uh, Jessica Thompson's car was broken into
seven timesover a six-month period,
and nothingAll four of them
experienced incidentsof aggravated harassment
over a sSounds likeperiod.
they all hada stalker.
But not necessarilythe same one.
You think this may bea coincidence?
Stalking is about obsession.
Typically with a single objectof intense hate
or affection.
In rare cases ofmultiple victims,
there is almost always aconsistent pattern or modality.
Our targets includeboth men and women,
across a wide social spectrum.
But if they were all beingstalked by the same individual,
then we're gonna haveto dig a whole lot deeper
to find the common trigger.
Until we do, the onlyconfirmed link between them
is the invitation.
♪ ♪
What the...?
Find something?
Yeah, check this out.
I started withthe paper, vellum--
that comes fromthe French for "calfskin."
It's vegetable-basedand still mondo bucks.
It was negative for printsand available in over adozen stores in the area.
What Japanese. ink?
Made only in the fallwith pine and camphor.
Also ridiculously expensive.
But there was something else
Hmm?he batch.
Human blood. I-I'm thinkingit's from the artist
who made the invitation.
Or anyone elsewho handled it.
No chance. The blood saturationis consistent throughout.
It was mixed in the ink before it was dried.
♪ ♪
DANVILLE:Excuse us.
Akiko Haruka?
Who are you?
The art police.
We have some thoughtsand concerns.
(glasses clinking)
(applause)
How you doing?
Did you make this invitation?
I make art,not stationery.
We matched theDNA in the ink
to an ex-con namedWanda Cole.
FLACK:Now, Wanda certainlyisn't as exotic as Akiko,
but neither iswriting bad checks
and running scamson the elderly.
That was a misunderstanding.
Of course it was.
So in order to avoidany more misunderstandings,
let's try this again.
Is this yourwork, Wanda?
I put blood in my ink
to verify authenticity.
Did one of your regularscommission these invitations?
Like I said, I don'ttypically do stationery,
but this guy paid up front, $20,000 cash,
five grand apiece.
What was his name?
John something.
Smith, maybe.
How about a description?
Wasn't much to describe.
He barely made eye contact.
I guess I make men nervous.
What do you remember?
He had, uh, dark hair,
light skin.
Bit of a stutter.
FLACK:Dark hair, light skin,a bit of a stutter.
That is very helpful.
Maybe there'sa better way
to jog an artist's memory.
There you go.
The likeness is vague,
but it may help spark a memory.
I didn't... I didn'twant to say anything before,
'cause I thoughtI was just being paranoid.
Well, tell me what happened.
Well, I wascoming out of a movie,
and I stopped for a bite to eat,
and that's when I saw him.
He was staring at me.
And... there was something in his eyes.
You think thiscould be the guy?
Yes. Yeah.
But his, uh, well, his...his eyes were
further apart, um...
and they were...they were deeper set.
(beeping)
And, uh, yeah, I think his hairwas longer on the sides.
(beeping)
And, uh, he had a scar.
I'm sure of it.
Ladies' room is around thecorner, three doors down.
I'll wait right here.
Thanks.
Jessica, what is it?
That's Johnny.
You know that man?
We were engaged.
I met Johnsenior year of college.
We went out one time,
and then... lost trackof each other after that.
About... you reconnect?
three years ago.
A mutual friend set us upon a blind date.
We started datingon and off after that.
Then last year, he surprised mewith an engagement ring.
And you accepted his proposal?
At first, yes.
But then I saw a side of himthat made me uncomfortable.
Uncomfortable how?
He became possessiveand needy.
If I didn't check inwith him regularly,
he would accuse me of cheating.
I even caught himfollowing me.
Things got...
(sighs)
...they gotreally bad between us.
I know what you're thinking,but you're wrong.
I didn't dump Johnny.
He called it off with me.
That type of behavior'sconsistent with stalking.
Could have been John'smisguided attempt
at repairingthe relationship.
Why didn't Jessicamention this before?
She could've missedthe connection.
Or she'scovering for him.
FLACK:Ran John Everettthrough the system.
Apart from a fewunpaid parking tickets,
he's a regular choir boy.
Giant leap fromdouble-parkingto mass murder.
Not with theproper motivation.
All right, so far,we've linked him to Neal Cooper,
Jessica Thompson...What about the other two?
DANNY:I showed his picture
to Abigail West, and she saidhe could be the perv job
who's been hanging aroundher kids' park.
But she wasn't 100% sure.
FLACK:Similar thingwith Chris Boyle.
He interrupted a guy
breaking into his gym lockera while back.
Chased the guy, but never gota good look at his face.
Why go after them?
Their lives must haveintersected somewhere else.
FLACK:John Everett! NYPD!
OFFICER:John Everett!
Bedroom's clear.
This place is empty.He could be on the run already.
Issue an alert.
Put his picture out toevery roll call and precinct
Got it.(dialing)
ThiHey, Mac.It's, uh......
Bit of overkillon the deadbolts
for such a decentneighborhood, no?
This guy must've beenafraid of something.
TAYLOR:Or the world in general.
Social isolation.
An indication ofparanoid schizophrenia.
I'll be right back.
All right.
What do you got there?
DANNY:Looks like we gotsome dried blood.
Could be from another vic.
Detective.
Thought I mademyself clear.
Any interference withthis investigation
will not be tolerated.
Everett hasn't been back here
or to his mother's housein Brooklyn.
How do you know his name?
I got eyes and earson the street,
just like you, Detective.
Just go home.
I'll call you when we havethe suspect in custody.
If I find him first,maybe I'll give you a call.
Hey, Jo.So I examined the bloodstains
we found in Everett's apartment,and I got this.
Two unique profiles.
Blood came from differentpeople, both male.
And I tookthe liberty of
borrowingEverett's toothbrush
for a secondary reference sample.
I got a match to one of the profiles.
What about the other?
Struck out with CODIS,but whoever it was
made that head-sizedcrater in the wall.
Dark hairs I found in the drywall
are a match to blood donor number two.
So Everett fought with someonein his apartment.
Yeah, and by the looksof that hole,
he kicked some ass.
Maybe one of his stalkingvictims came to confront him.
(cell phone ringing)
Danville.
Are youabsolutely sure?
I'll be right there.
Something turn up?
John Everett.
HAWKES:Coast Guard foundEverett's body
trapped in submergedpylons way downriver.
Current is especially strongthis time of year.
How long was hein the water?
Mm, skin slippage suggestsimmersion of at least 24 hours.
Hello.
I'll posit penetratingcranial trauma as COD.
Looks like there'ssomething inside.
Look at his clothing.
He's dressed to impress.
But the driver dideverything he could
not to be seen.
This guy wanted to be noticed.
I think John Everett wasa guest at the party.
Could he have alsobeen the host?
Mm...
Not unless he invited himself.
This was in his back pocket.
DANVILLE:A fifth invitation.
The artist saidshe only made four.
That means one of our victimshas been lying to us.
♪ ♪
According to Everett'sphone records,
he's got hundredsof inbound calls
coming in, all lastingunder five seconds.
He was alsobeing harassed.
DANVILLE: Explains the deadbolts and covered windows.
Landlord also said Johncame home a few months ago
to, uh, surprise a guy searching through his stuff.
I pulled thecomplaint report.
Everett described the guy as
skinny, mid-to-late 20s, with dark hair.
Says they fought, but the guy got away.
TAYLOR: John Everett wasn't doing the stalking,
he was a victim of it himself.
Makes himthe real fourth target.
Hey, guys, we processed
the clothing Everett was wearing
when he died,including some handmade biker boots.
The toe platewas riveted
in a crescent fashion.
It's the samepattern I found
dented into thedriver's side door.
DANNY:All right, so he kickedthe side of the truck?
Or used it for leverage.
What if the drivernever made it
out of the cab beforeit went into the river?
What if he was also trapped?
John saw a man about to drown and went back to save him.
(metallic groaning)
If Everett recognized himas the man in his apartment,
he would have outedhim to the cops.
And that's whyhe killed him first.
So he risks his lifeto save this sick bastard,
and instead of gettinga well-deserved thanks,
gets a body bag?
The company thatrented the truck
is calledDemon Dog Deliveries.
And that's the hood emblemthey use on all their vehicles,
a demon dog.
LINDSAY: Except, the one on our truck
is missing its left horn.
TAYLOR: John's body washed away, while his murderer
swam to the surface andplayed helpless victim.
So one of our victimsis really our driver.
There's a killer among us.
Jessica Thompsonwasn't at the party.
I mean, she could've done this.
Why?
Sour grapes over her fiancégiving her the heave-ho?
Nah, that's no good.
Her boss confirmed that she wasbehind the bar all night.
Plus, the dragon ladywas pretty damn sure
that she sold the invitesto a stuttering man.
That's that.
That also eliminatesAbigail West.
And then there were two.
We're gonna needthe invitation you received
for evidence.
I'm sure I've got it somewhere.
I brought the invitationwith me to the party.
Where is it now?
Probably at the bottomof the river.
Okay. You told Detective Messeryou felt a responsibility
to rescue everyonefrom the truck.
It was the right thing to do.
It was quite heroic.
I'm-I'm no hero.
Well, you will be.
When the world hears aboutall the lives you saved?
Magazines, talk shows...
This tragedy's going to make youthe center of attention.
That's the last thing I want.
Why?
I was a...
high school All-American.
Starting quarterback in college.
Sports was easy, but...
(sighs)
Being in the spotlight
all the time,that's what I couldn't handle.
Ruined my chances at going pro.
Your parentsare deceased.
They died inan accident last year.
Must've beendifficult for you.
Did you get help?Talk to a therapist?
There's nothing wrong with me.
Never said there was.
Wait.
Would you... putthat on the table?
Hold on.
Pour Mr. Cooper a glass.
Neal?
You have a girlfriend, Neal?
Why does that matter?
There were a lot of womenat that party.
Beautiful, sexy women, way out of your league.
I didn't really notice.
Tell me, Neal...
why do you think a guy like yougot invited to hang out
with all those pretty people?
I don't want to talk to her;I want to go home.
Answer the question.
I... I don't know.
Must've been a mistake, right?
I mean, come on,let's face it,
you're just an average,ordinary nobody.
A loser.
The kind that womenlike me don't know exist.
Bitch!
Ah!
(groans)
(panting)
You think that you'reb-better than me, don't you?
Not better than you, Neal.
Just not a murderer.
TAYLOR:We searchedyour apartment,
found your parents'life insurance policy.
You've been plotting revengefor years, haven't you?
The sudden influx of cashfinally made it possible.
You d-d-don't know anything.
We know you tutored Chris Boyle,first few months freshman year.
Chris spent the rest of his timepartying with the in-crowd,
while you spent all your timeby yourself.
He never invited me out,n-n-not once!
DANVILLE:And Abigail West.
She grew up across the street
from your family.
She was your best friend,until middle school.
TAYLOR:When Abigail found
a new set of friendsand left you behind.
She abandoned me!
Jessica Thompson never evenknew your name.
But you certainly knew hers,
didn't you?
DANVILLE:We found the poems you wrote,
the sketches.
The photos you took ofher and John Everett.
J-Jessica was in love with him,and he threw her away.
He d-deserved to die!
TAYLOR:And when you couldn't have her,
so did Jessica.
N-N-N-Nobody wanted me.
I was tired of being alone.
That's why I'm gonna doeverything in my power
to make sure that you spendthe rest of your life
in solitary confinement.
All alone.
♪ ♪
(muffled shouting)
(muffled grunting)
(gasps)
Neal Cooper livedhis entire life
convinced the worldhad wronged him.
Decided to kill the peoplehe held most responsible.
If he'd spent lesstime blaming them,
he'd have realized thereal enemy was himself.
Perception can bea dangerous thing.
REPORTER:Hey, here he comes!Here he comes!
(reporters clamoring)
REPORTER: Neal Cooper, askyou a few questions?
(onlookers screaming)
ENZO:He killed my daughter!
(flashbulbs popping)
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