Script VO 2.11

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Thought it was gonna be a good day

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Mr. Gregory had this way|of making everyone feel good,

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even when we were|painting over graffiti.

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Should be good to go.|Give it a good stir first, okay? - Okay.

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Dante.

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Closest thing I ever had to a father.

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Bring that ladder over here.

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Okay, Mr. Gregory.|Want me to set it up? - Yeah.

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But Little T...

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He didn't like|what Mr. Gregory stood for.

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Just like that...

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No!

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Mr. Gregory was gone.

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Is Terrance Jones,|the man you know as Little T,

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who you saw shoot Elmore Gregory?

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Yeah, that's him.

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Can you describe the gun|used in the shooting?

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It was a Mac-10, all black-like,|with a big barrel.

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Bad-ass gun.

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Isn't it true that you were|focused on the weapon,

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focused on saving yourself?

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Yeah, but -- so focused,|you couldn't possibly see the shooter

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because you were only|looking at the gun.

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Isn't that true, Mr. Moore?

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Trust me. The defense attorney|will be worse.

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Answer the question, Dante,|just like we practiced.

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I saw Terrance Jones|kill Elmore Gregory.

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It was Little T.

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Good job. That's all|you have to do tomorrow.

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I think we're ready for trial.

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Good, 'cause I'm starving.

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Meet you outside.

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Come on. Let's get you|to the hotel and get you fed.

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Just be yourself on the stand|tomorrow, okay, Dante?

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That's all you got to do.

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You'll be there with me?

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The whole time.

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Come on.

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Rizzoli and Isles - S02E11|Can I Get Witness?

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Original air date|November 28, 2011

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Sync and corrections by Gatto|for www.addic7ed.com

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I want to thank you|for being the only guy

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with the guts|to stand up to Little T.

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I'm standing up for Mr. Gregory.

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It will be very intimidating

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when you see Terrance Jones|in the courtroom.

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I'm buggin' a little.|Little T's homies are looking for me.

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Oh, don't worry about it, all right?

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They're not gonna find you.

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Um, this is officer Jermaine Walker,

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and he will be outside|your hotel room all night.

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How you doing?|I'll make sure nothing happens.

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You have my word.|All right.

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See you tomorrow. Order a steak.|No, no, no, no. Don't.

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I'm concerned about|promise, reward, and inducement.

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The defense attorney|could come after us

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if we give him anything --|you know that.

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You can't lock him in a room

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and not give him food.

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Just keep it modest.

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Order a steak, all right,|but a cheap one.

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And watch a movie.

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For real?|Yeah.

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Keep it clean, right?

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See you in the morning.

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Yeah. Okay.

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"Reward and inducement"?

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Like Dante's gonna risk his life|to testify for a free steak?

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Valerie Delgado|is a great prosecutor.

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I know, I know. The best there is.|She's never lost a murder trial.

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But? - Just wish she'd|lighten up a little bit.

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Valerie Delgado says|your witness is prepped.

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Yeah, I think he's good to go, sir.

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Keep up the good work.|We all want this guy.

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I've been waiting for this day|for a long time.

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Little T is responsible|for at least 15 murders.

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Remember when we almost got him|with the drive-by

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of the grandmother|and the 8-year-old kid?

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That witness "disappeared"|when Terrance Jones was charged.

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Since then, no one has come|forward until Dante stepped up.

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So, how does a white female cop

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get the confidence|of a black kid from the hood?

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I have mad skills.|No.

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Korsak's the one that got us|his fingerprints on the weapon.

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- No big deal.|- Yes, it is!

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You're the one who found the C.I.

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Who told us that the gun|was still in Little T's car.

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Yeah, we caught a few breaks|on this one.

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I want to look professional|on the stand. Which one?

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Hmm. What's that music I'm hearing?

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What music?

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Oh, it's your ties,|singing disco songs.

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All right, Armani.|What would you wear?

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Let's see.

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- Uh, where's the other one?|- The other one?

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This is two-for-one from the|gentleman's warehouse, right?

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Jane: God, you know what?

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Go away, please.

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He's right.|I got no sense of style.

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Oh, come on.|He's just messing with you.

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Here. Wear this one.|Goes nice with your eyes.

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Thank you.

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You are taking forever. Come on.

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You haven't touched|your mulberry leaves

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or the wheatgrass.

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Bass, you love|your Opuntia Cactus pads!

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Aah!

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Aah!|Oh! Oh, my God.

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You scared me.

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I'm so sorry.

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I just wanted to watch something|on your plasma.

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Oh. You're a Bill O'Reilly fan?

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He has the most beautiful|Irish blue eyes.

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I-I hope you don't mind,

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but the TV in the guest house|just doesn't do them justice.

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Well, they look like contacts. No!

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Yeah, Paris Hilton wears them, too.

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I didn't think you read tabloids.

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<i>Oh, no. I read that in|Ophthalmological Month journal.</i>

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Yeah. Of course.

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So, why is the sound off?

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Oh. Mr. O'Reilly's very bright|but a little opinionated.

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And he gets on my nerves|when I listen to him.

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Well, neurological studies show

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that listening to someone|you disagree with

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helps stimulate the brain.

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Oh, I'm stimulated watching him.

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Oh, turn it up!

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This is why I'm watching.

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<i>Elmore Gregory|was one of the good guys --</i>

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<i>a young father of two</i>

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<i>who stood up to drug dealers|and paid with his life.</i>

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<i>Here he is on "The Factor"|two years ago.</i>

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<i>I say put your Xbox down,</i>

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<i>get your paint rollers|and your courage,</i>

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<i>and stand up to these drug dealers...</i>

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- That's Jane's case.|- I know.

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Bill O'Reilly's in town to cover it.

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<i>- Isn't it exciting?|- Elmore Gregory's alleged murderer,</i>

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<i>this man, Terrance "Little T" Jones,</i>

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<i>goes on trial tomorrow.</i>

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<i>Boston homicide detectives|apparently have an eyewitness</i>

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<i>who is prepared to identify Jones</i>

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<i>as the killer of a good man,|a patriot...</i>

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Why is your door unlocked?

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Hey, ma -- okay,|I couldn't find any sour patch,

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so you got to settle|with gummi bears.

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It's good.

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No. No, no, no, no, no.|Turn that crap off, ma.

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Uh, Jane, O'Reilly is doing --

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Off, all right?

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We all know you're in love with B.O.

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Don't call him that.

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Off!

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Too bad, since he's doing|the whole show on your case.

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What?

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But since you're not interested --

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wait. No. Turn it back on.|Ma, turn it back on!

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<i>- Look, it's you!|- O'Reilly: Now tomorrow, the trial of Terrance Jones begins,</i>

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<i>and we will be there.|Shh!</i>

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<i>Boston police say he's a suspect</i>

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<i>in at least 15 other murders.</i>

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<i>Now homicide detectives|finally have Jones</i>

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<i>right where they want him --|facing a jury</i>

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<i>for killing a man|who stood up to him.</i>

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<i>Let's hope|there will finally be justice</i>

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<i>for this father of two</i>

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<i>who wasn't afraid|to speak up for what's right.</i>

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Wow.|Wouldn't that be something?

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Yes, it would.

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Hey, ma, can you make me some eggs?

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- Sure!|- Thank you.

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I can't believe she has the hots|for Bill O'Reilly.

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"His Irish blue eyes"?

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Vomit.

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Well, studies show that men|with great earning potential

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are still the most desirable mate.

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She's too old to mate.

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Rizzoli!

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At least that stops her|from falling for Stanley.

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How many times I got to tell you?

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The jelly doughnuts don't go here.

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Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Stanley.

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Look at this mess.

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You got strawberry jelly|on the sprinkles.

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Oh, that's a problem.

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Stanley has|obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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The two doughnuts making contact|is very upsetting for him.

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Good.

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Rizzoli.

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All right, we'll be right there.

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Gang-related shooting.|Let's go.

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Jane: What do we got?

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Victim's male,|African-American, early 20s.

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Gang affiliation?

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No one's talking.

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Some things never change.

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Oh, God. No.

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Jane, who is it?

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Oh, God.

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It's Dante, my witness.

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There was a guard|right outside his hotel door.

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Frost is checking it out.

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Little T ordered this hit from jail.

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How'd they find him?|I talked him into this, Korsak.

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- You're not responsible for this.|- Yeah, I am.

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Rigor indicates he's been dead|about eight hours.

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So he was killed last night.

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One gunshot wound|to the back of the head.

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It's a close contact,|execution style.

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Hey. I'm glad you're here.|You believe this?

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What I can't believe|is how you let this happen.

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<i>Oh! Nobody let this happen.</i>

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Lividity suggests he's been|lying here six to eight hours.

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Yeah, and yet nobody|thought to call it in.

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I don't see|any blood or brain matter.

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He wasn't killed here.

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I want an internal affairs|investigation

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into that officer you put|on the hotel room.

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Really? You think that's the|most important thing right now?

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- Dante's dead, Valerie.|- You vouched for that officer, Jane.

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If we're getting technical,

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<i>his safety wher responsibility.</i>

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Let's not play the blame game.

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I just want to find out who did this.

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His wallet's still here.|Did you see his phone? - No.

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I'll get a subpoena going|for his phone records. Right.

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I want to take a look at that hotel|room myself and talk to Walker.

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<i>- Go. I'll handle this.|- Can you handher?</i>

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The guy with three ex-wives? Psh!

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That's what I thought.

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Okay.

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I looked at the surveillance tape.

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- He's telling the truth.|- How is that possible?

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Walker never left his post.|Dante never left the room.

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Front desk says|no calls on the room phone,

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no card-key activity|on the door, just room service.

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- Did we check the room-service guy?|- Clean.

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What time was it|when you last saw Dante?

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Look, he was fine. I saw him|when they brought his dinner.

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What time was it?

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It was 8:53 P.M.

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Look, I come from the same project.

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I know what it took

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for him to stand up|to someone like Little T.

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Jermaine, it's okay.|Nobody's blaming you for this.

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He barely touched his burger.

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He was starving.|He hadn't eaten all day.

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Something big|must have interrupted him.

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Or someone called him|on his cellphone.

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He was a foster kid.|He bounced from home to home.

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No family. So who?

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Maybe a friend he trusted.

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Who lured him to his death.

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No signs of a struggle.

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Jermaine, did you open the window?

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It was hot when we came into|the room. Dante opened it.

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Excuse me.|Can you dust the sill for me?

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Look at the way|the prints are facing.

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Looks like the prints|are facing outward,

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like he was hanging from the window.

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Hmm.|You think he climbed out?

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I don't know, Jane.|It's two stories.

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It's a long drop.

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Do you see any other way|for him to get out of here?

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What the hell made him bolt?

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What does the loss|of your witness do to your case?

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It's not good, but we've still got

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the gun with Terrance Jones' prints,

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and I've never lost a murder trial.

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Wow, that's impressive.

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Oh, crap.|I've got a flat.

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Wouldn't be surprised|if a gangbanger slashed my tire.

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Damn.

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Oh, no.|It wasn't slashed.

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Looks like|you ran over a roofing nail.

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The last time I called|peppy road service,

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it took them like four peppy hours.

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I'll be here all day.

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I'll change it for you.

00:12:41.60,00:12:44.00
No. What? You don't have to|do that. It's fine.

00:12:44.10,00:12:45.50
No, no. It's okay.

00:12:45.50,00:12:47.80
Just need to get|the right footwear for the job.

00:12:49.50,00:12:51.50
You sure you don't want my help?

00:12:51.60,00:12:53.20
No, thank you, sergeant.

00:12:53.20,00:12:55.40
I like to keep my skill set fresh.

00:12:55.40,00:12:57.30
I feel bad, watching you do it|all by yourself.

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Don't.|She's faster than peppy.

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It's a dicey neighborhood. You|want me to wait around with you?

00:13:03.40,00:13:04.90
She can take care of herself.

00:13:04.90,00:13:06.10
No, it's fine.

00:13:06.10,00:13:08.00
I'll see you back at headquarters.

00:13:09.40,00:13:11.00
He really thinks we're incompetent.

00:13:12.20,00:13:14.00
No, he doesn't.

00:13:14.00,00:13:15.60
He's just, uh, protective.

00:13:15.60,00:13:17.30
Why is it men always think|that women,

00:13:17.30,00:13:19.10
we don't know|what the hell we're doing?

00:13:19.10,00:13:21.10
Actually, there are exciting advances

00:13:21.20,00:13:23.20
in brain mapping and genetic research

00:13:23.20,00:13:25.20
that prove some stereotypes are true.

00:13:25.30,00:13:28.20
Really? What, like|men are better drivers?

00:13:28.20,00:13:30.90
Yes. Actually,|probably due to testosterone.

00:13:30.90,00:13:33.90
Seems they have an advantage|in spatial ability.

00:13:34.00,00:13:35.80
Okay, don't tell|my colleagues that, please.

00:13:35.90,00:13:38.20
All right. There you go.

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You can drive on the spare,|but you should get a new tire.

00:13:41.90,00:13:44.20
Let me ask you --|what's science have to say

00:13:44.30,00:13:47.30
about the chances of a woman|who can't change her own tire

00:13:47.30,00:13:48.50
becoming the next D.A.?

00:13:48.50,00:13:49.90
Excellent.

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Hi.

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The prints from the window sill|belong to Dante.

00:14:01.50,00:14:03.10
You started the autopsy?

00:14:03.10,00:14:05.50
Just about to.

00:14:07.00,00:14:08.40
Oh, yuck.

00:14:08.50,00:14:11.10
It's Delgado, asking me again,|for the 400th time,

00:14:11.20,00:14:12.50
if I've filed a 1920.

00:14:12.60,00:14:14.50
I thought I'd memorized|all your cop talk.

00:14:14.60,00:14:17.00
You know, "code 10." That's lunch.

00:14:17.00,00:14:19.00
And "I'm off for a personal."

00:14:19.00,00:14:21.40
That's when you have to do|number two.

00:14:21.40,00:14:22.90
Stop.

00:14:23.00,00:14:25.90
1920 is the internal-affairs|complaint form...

00:14:26.00,00:14:28.00
... Which I'm not filing,

00:14:28.00,00:14:30.00
because Walker|had nothing to do with this.

00:14:30.00,00:14:32.50
You know, she's very nice if you|approach her in the right way.

00:14:32.60,00:14:35.20
Yeah, I thought so, too,|but now I think grizzly bears are nicer.

00:14:35.20,00:14:37.00
Ursus Horribilis.

00:14:37.00,00:14:39.90
Grizzly bear. It's a remarkably|bad-tempered creature.

00:14:42.10,00:14:44.00
It's Ursus Delgado.

00:14:44.00,00:14:45.00
Again.

00:14:46.30,00:14:48.30
More like Ursula Americanus.|Black bears.

00:14:48.40,00:14:51.90
But they rarely attack unless|they've had a bad Berry year.

00:14:52.00,00:14:53.70
But when they do, watch out.

00:14:53.70,00:14:55.60
So Delgado had a bad Berry year?

00:14:55.70,00:14:57.60
She wants to be the D.A.,|so she has to be tough.

00:14:57.60,00:14:59.20
Oh, and I was gonna vote for her,

00:14:59.30,00:15:01.20
but if she doesn't quit|calling me, she can forget it.

00:15:01.30,00:15:02.90
Hi, honey!|Did you hear the great news?

00:15:03.00,00:15:05.30
North Korea has a new leader?

00:15:05.30,00:15:08.10
No. Bill O'Reilly's|having a book signing tonight.

00:15:08.10,00:15:09.40
Wow. Can't wait.

00:15:09.40,00:15:11.90
But Mr. Stanley won't let me leave.

00:15:12.00,00:15:14.40
Jane, maybe you could, um,|take me later

00:15:14.50,00:15:17.10
and badge me|to the front of the line?

00:15:17.10,00:15:18.10
Have Frankie take you.

00:15:18.20,00:15:20.00
- Take you where?|- Yeah.

00:15:20.00,00:15:21.90
It could be payback for|all the Metallica concerts

00:15:22.00,00:15:23.00
he made you take him to.

00:15:23.10,00:15:24.40
You're right.|I nearly forgot.

00:15:24.40,00:15:27.00
I couldn't hear for three days|after that last one.

00:15:27.00,00:15:29.00
Noise-induced hearing loss.

00:15:29.00,00:15:32.50
Exposure to noise levels over|85 decibels can cause damage.

00:15:32.60,00:15:34.40
I missed the beginning|of this conversation.

00:15:34.50,00:15:36.10
What the hell are we talking about?

00:15:36.10,00:15:38.00
Bill O'Reilly|is having a book signing,

00:15:38.10,00:15:39.50
and ma wants you to take her

00:15:39.50,00:15:41.50
so you can badge her|to the front of the line.

00:15:41.60,00:15:42.70
Oh. No. Have fun.

00:15:45.50,00:15:47.10
So...

00:15:47.10,00:15:50.00
How much clout|does the M.E. have in this town?

00:15:50.00,00:15:53.00
<i>Oh, look at the time!|We have so much work to do.</i>

00:15:53.10,00:15:54.60
- I'll take you.|- You will?!

00:15:54.60,00:15:56.00
No, Maura.|Mnh-mnh-mnh-mnh.

00:15:56.10,00:15:58.20
- Oh.|- Bring your badge.

00:15:58.20,00:15:59.20
I look forward to it.

00:15:59.20,00:16:01.10
Yes!

00:16:01.20,00:16:03.30
The last book signing I went to

00:16:03.30,00:16:05.50
was "Organ Pathology Essentials."

00:16:05.50,00:16:07.10
And you didn't invite me?

00:16:07.10,00:16:10.00
Diameter of the entry wound|is 9.1 millimeters.

00:16:10.00,00:16:13.30
Puts the bullet|in the .38-caliber family.

00:16:13.40,00:16:15.50
Cheap gun one|of Little T's underlings

00:16:15.50,00:16:17.10
wouldn't mind tossing.

00:16:17.20,00:16:18.80
Can you help me with his shirt?|Yeah, sure.

00:16:20.80,00:16:25.40
He just wanted to be|like Elmore Gregory, you know?

00:16:25.40,00:16:31.10
Stand up to the bad guy,|make the world a better place.

00:16:35.50,00:16:37.40
"Destiny."

00:16:37.40,00:16:40.00
A predetermined course of events.

00:16:40.10,00:16:41.80
Which led him here.

00:16:43.60,00:16:45.20
God, what a waste.

00:16:45.30,00:16:48.60
This could be peat moss|on the bottom of his shoe.

00:16:48.70,00:16:50.40
I'll have the crime lab analyze it.

00:16:50.40,00:16:51.60
You're not gonna find any of that

00:16:51.60,00:16:53.20
in the projects or at the hotel.

00:16:53.30,00:16:55.70
That could tell us where|he was killed. - Yeah.

00:16:55.70,00:16:59.60
Oh, hello.|And how are you?

00:16:59.70,00:17:01.30
Maura, you're talking to a shoe.

00:17:02.10,00:17:05.40
Crushed husk of arthropod larvae

00:17:05.50,00:17:07.10
embedded in his tread.

00:17:07.20,00:17:08.50
And an exoskeleton.

00:17:08.50,00:17:10.70
So? You found a cockroach.|I'll alert the media.

00:17:10.70,00:17:13.40
They're all over the place|at the Franklin street projects.

00:17:13.40,00:17:14.80
Don't assume it's a cockroach.

00:17:14.80,00:17:16.80
There are thousands|of different arthropods.

00:17:16.80,00:17:18.80
I'll consult a forensic entomologist.

00:17:18.80,00:17:21.20
He should be able to I.D.|the species.

00:17:21.20,00:17:23.40
Oh, crap.|I got to get to court.

00:17:23.50,00:17:25.50
Without my witness.

00:17:25.60,00:17:27.80
At least you still have|the murder weapon.

00:17:27.80,00:17:29.80
Yeah.|We'll get him, Maura.

00:17:34.50,00:17:36.30
Wooster: At this time, your honor,

00:17:36.30,00:17:38.50
the defense requests|a motion to dismiss.

00:17:38.50,00:17:40.70
What? He can't do that.|On what grounds, your honor?

00:17:40.80,00:17:42.80
The prosecution can't prove its case.

00:17:42.90,00:17:44.40
They can no longer|produce their witness.

00:17:44.40,00:17:46.30
Yeah, because your client killed him!

00:17:46.40,00:17:49.10
- Hey, I didn't kill no one.|- Shh, shh. Shh, shh.

00:17:49.10,00:17:50.50
They're trying to frame me|is what they're trying to do.

00:17:50.60,00:17:52.80
Mr. Wooster, if you don't|silence your client,

00:17:52.90,00:17:54.50
I will have him removed.

00:17:54.60,00:17:57.60
Defense has a good point,|counselor. Your witness is dead.

00:17:57.60,00:17:59.10
Delgado: We plan to present|the murder weapon

00:17:59.20,00:18:01.80
with the defendant's prints|on it, your honor.

00:18:01.80,00:18:04.30
Fruit of the poisonous tree,|your honor. Motion to suppress.

00:18:04.30,00:18:05.80
No, he can't do that.|That's so ridiculous.

00:18:05.80,00:18:07.40
That weapon was lawfully seized

00:18:07.40,00:18:08.70
by virtue of a search warrant,|your honor.

00:18:08.80,00:18:10.80
The defense can show|that warrant was issued

00:18:10.80,00:18:13.70
based upon a false statement|by sergeant detective Korsak.

00:18:13.80,00:18:14.70
What?!

00:18:14.80,00:18:16.60
That's enough, detective.

00:18:16.60,00:18:19.90
Please explain, Ms. Delgado.

00:18:19.90,00:18:22.20
Sergeant Korsak stated|he got the information

00:18:22.30,00:18:24.10
from a person known|to the commonwealth.

00:18:24.10,00:18:25.50
He will be able to produce

00:18:25.50,00:18:27.30
his confidential informant|to the court.

00:18:27.30,00:18:28.30
Sergeant Korsak?

00:18:29.30,00:18:32.20
Are you prepared|to produce your informant?

00:18:36.70,00:18:38.20
No, your honor.

00:18:39.30,00:18:42.10
You have two days|to think this over, sergeant.

00:18:42.20,00:18:45.20
Produce your informant,|or this case is dismissed.

00:18:45.20,00:18:47.60
Court is adjourned.

00:18:48.90,00:18:51.20
Can't pin no murder on me.

00:18:53.40,00:18:55.50
You better produce your C.I.,

00:18:55.50,00:18:57.30
or that smug asshole is gonna walk.

00:18:59.50,00:19:01.60
I can't, Jane.

00:19:01.60,00:19:03.30
I can't.

00:19:09.10,00:19:11.20
I have no idea where he is.

00:19:11.20,00:19:14.90
I haven't talked to him since we|investigated Gregory's murder.

00:19:15.00,00:19:16.90
- You'll find him.|- He lived off the grid.

00:19:17.00,00:19:19.20
I don't even think|I had a phone number for him.

00:19:19.30,00:19:20.80
I'm gonna hit the street.

00:19:20.90,00:19:22.00
It's the only chance I have|of finding him.

00:19:22.00,00:19:23.20
You want company?

00:19:23.20,00:19:26.20
No. Stay here|and work Dante's murder.

00:19:30.70,00:19:31.40
What?

00:19:32.70,00:19:35.90
Unh-unh. Korsak did not|make up his informant.

00:19:35.90,00:19:37.90
Didn't say that.|You didn't have to.

00:19:37.90,00:19:39.90
Your raised eyebrow said it for you.

00:19:42.10,00:19:44.20
Don't tell me|it hasn't crossed your mind.

00:19:44.20,00:19:46.20
Korsak was my partner for years.

00:19:46.20,00:19:48.70
There is no way|he would break the rules.

00:19:48.70,00:19:50.30
Even for a dirtbag like Little T?

00:19:50.40,00:19:53.00
Korsak's been after him|since he came up to homicide.

00:19:53.10,00:19:55.00
He finally gets a chance|to put him away.

00:19:55.10,00:19:57.80
Would you blame him|for breaking the rules?

00:19:57.90,00:20:01.20
No. And neither would you,|but the justice system would.

00:20:01.20,00:20:03.80
I'm gonna go see|if Maura has anything.

00:20:07.20,00:20:08.80
How's it going?

00:20:08.80,00:20:11.70
I'm teaching Frankie|about the post-mortem interval

00:20:11.70,00:20:13.30
based on...|Stomach contents.

00:20:13.40,00:20:16.20
- Everybody's talking about it.|- His stomach contents?

00:20:16.20,00:20:18.80
I'd do it, too -- fabricate|a C.I. to take down Little T.

00:20:18.90,00:20:21.10
Oh, hey. Korsak did not|make up an informant,

00:20:21.10,00:20:23.10
and if you want to work in homicide,

00:20:23.10,00:20:25.30
you don't ever let anybody hear|you talking like that, all right?

00:20:25.40,00:20:26.80
Okay. Okay. Sorry.

00:20:26.80,00:20:30.50
Bad news.|Undigested iceberg lettuce.

00:20:30.50,00:20:33.30
<i>Oh, gosh. I have to sit down.|That terrible news.</i>

00:20:33.40,00:20:34.30
- It is?|- No.

00:20:34.40,00:20:36.00
That's just Maura news.

00:20:36.00,00:20:38.90
Maura: Good news --|undigested ground beef.

00:20:38.90,00:20:41.00
I can't tell what grade it is.

00:20:41.00,00:20:42.90
Yippee. Can you tell|what market it came from?

00:20:43.00,00:20:44.10
I'm ignoring you.

00:20:44.10,00:20:46.00
Sesame seeds, white bread...

00:20:46.00,00:20:47.90
All undigested.

00:20:48.00,00:20:51.70
<i>Wait. Dante's food was undige--|that is interesting news.</i>

00:20:51.70,00:20:55.40
Why? - Hamburger typically|takes two hours to digest.

00:20:55.40,00:20:57.20
Means he died less than|two hours after he ate?

00:20:57.20,00:20:58.20
Very good.

00:21:01.40,00:21:02.90
Thin, white coating on his tongue.

00:21:02.90,00:21:04.90
It could be oral thrush.

00:21:07.20,00:21:09.90
Fabulous find.|No, thank you.

00:21:11.10,00:21:12.40
Hmm.

00:21:12.40,00:21:14.70
It's minty.

00:21:14.80,00:21:17.00
- Since when is oral thrush minty?|- It isn't.

00:21:17.00,00:21:20.00
I suspect this may turn out to|be residue from a breath mint.

00:21:20.00,00:21:23.40
But we didn't find any|breath mints in Dante's things.

00:21:23.40,00:21:25.40
Which means what, Frankie?

00:21:25.40,00:21:27.40
He had bad breath?

00:21:27.40,00:21:28.40
Think.

00:21:28.40,00:21:29.50
All right?

00:21:29.50,00:21:31.40
Dante hadn't eaten all day,

00:21:31.40,00:21:33.20
he didn't finish his burger,

00:21:33.20,00:21:35.20
so why does he pop a breath mint

00:21:35.30,00:21:36.80
right before he's killed?

00:21:36.80,00:21:38.00
So, the question is,|who gave it to him?

00:21:38.10,00:21:40.30
Yes, and where was he that he felt

00:21:40.30,00:21:42.80
comfortable enough to suck on a mint?

00:21:42.90,00:21:46.40
Maybe Dante was meeting a chick.

00:21:46.50,00:21:47.80
A chick?

00:21:47.80,00:21:49.20
Frost: He might be right.

00:21:49.20,00:21:51.10
I mean, what else or who else|could have lured him

00:21:51.20,00:21:52.80
out of the safety of that hotel room?

00:21:52.90,00:21:54.30
Well, he had no family,|no girlfriend,

00:21:54.40,00:21:56.40
nobody in his life|for Little T to intimidate.

00:21:56.50,00:21:58.20
Little T's crew used a girl.

00:21:58.30,00:22:00.80
That is genius, Frankie. How|do we solve murders without you?

00:22:00.90,00:22:03.30
Are you this rude|to all your colleagues?

00:22:06.40,00:22:09.00
Korsak, any luck?|I'm working on it.

00:22:09.10,00:22:12.00
Oh. Got Dante's cellphone records.

00:22:12.00,00:22:15.40
Last incoming call -- 8:55.

00:22:15.40,00:22:18.80
Two minutes after room service|dropped his burger off.

00:22:18.90,00:22:20.20
It's from a burn phone.

00:22:20.30,00:22:22.10
Can't you trace it?

00:22:22.10,00:22:24.50
No. It's all the rage|with the gangbangers.

00:22:24.50,00:22:26.80
All right.|Well, any other calls?

00:22:26.90,00:22:28.20
What's this one at 8:30?

00:22:28.30,00:22:30.10
Oh!|And there it is again.

00:22:30.10,00:22:32.40
There it is again.|He called it a lot.

00:22:32.40,00:22:33.90
Hmm.

00:22:35.90,00:22:37.50
It comes back to Relita Washington.

00:22:37.50,00:22:39.50
Address is in|the Franklin street projects.

00:22:39.60,00:22:43.30
Gee, that sure looks like a chick.

00:22:43.30,00:22:45.00
I'm waiting for an apology.

00:22:45.00,00:22:47.30
Have a seat.|You'll be waiting a long time.

00:22:47.40,00:22:49.10
Again with the rude remarks.

00:22:49.20,00:22:52.20
That's someone|I'd pop a breath mint for.

00:22:53.60,00:22:55.50
Jane: Relita.

00:22:57.50,00:22:59.20
Yes?

00:22:59.20,00:23:01.20
I'm detective Rizzoli.|This is detective Frost.

00:23:01.30,00:23:02.90
Can we come in?

00:23:11.00,00:23:13.30
Do you know a Dante Moore?

00:23:14.30,00:23:16.10
Who?

00:23:18.40,00:23:20.60
I don't know|who you're talking about.

00:23:25.10,00:23:27.10
Well, maybe Destiny does.

00:23:29.40,00:23:31.40
We need to talk.

00:23:32.60,00:23:35.50
We kept it a secret.|We had to.

00:23:35.50,00:23:38.90
Dante was too afraid|Little T would find out.

00:23:38.90,00:23:42.10
He was a good guy, Dante.

00:23:42.10,00:23:44.20
He loved our baby so much.

00:23:44.30,00:23:46.20
You know,|that's why he was testifying.

00:23:46.30,00:23:48.50
He said he didn't want|our daughter growing up

00:23:48.50,00:23:53.30
in a world ruled by fear, you know?

00:23:55.40,00:23:58.10
When was the last time|you spoke to Dante?

00:23:59.30,00:24:02.40
Yesterday after he got to the hotel.

00:24:02.50,00:24:04.60
He said he was scared

00:24:04.70,00:24:08.30
but there was a cop who was|on the door watching him.

00:24:08.40,00:24:10.30
Were you supposed to meet him|last night?

00:24:10.40,00:24:11.60
No. No way.

00:24:11.60,00:24:15.00
No, he wasn't|leaving that hotel room.

00:24:15.00,00:24:18.10
He was too afraid Little T's|boys would be looking for him.

00:24:18.20,00:24:21.10
He wasn't going nowhere,|especially near the projects.

00:24:21.20,00:24:23.60
Do you know of anyone|he might have talked to,

00:24:23.60,00:24:26.10
anyone who could have|convinced him to leave?

00:24:26.20,00:24:28.30
The only one|he really trusted was you.

00:24:28.30,00:24:32.40
I wish he'd trusted me enough to|tell me about you and Destiny.

00:24:32.40,00:24:36.50
Why? Maybe we'd be dead, then, too.

00:24:38.30,00:24:41.20
Nobody could protect him|from Little T.

00:24:41.30,00:24:44.60
We're gonna get him, okay?|We will.

00:24:44.60,00:24:47.20
Little T's gonna be free,|like he always is.

00:24:47.20,00:24:50.20
That's not true, all right?|We won't let that happen.

00:24:50.20,00:24:51.60
I won't let that happen.

00:25:02.50,00:25:05.50
104.

00:25:05.50,00:25:07.00
I mean, what if we don't get in?

00:25:07.00,00:25:08.70
Oh, we'll get in.

00:25:11.20,00:25:13.50
It's really a prestigious thing

00:25:13.50,00:25:15.60
to be the chief medical examiner

00:25:15.70,00:25:18.60
of the commonwealth of Massachusetts.

00:25:18.70,00:25:19.60
Thank you.

00:25:19.70,00:25:20.90
Can I see your badge?

00:25:24.90,00:25:26.70
Wow!

00:25:26.70,00:25:30.70
This would definitely mean|an autograph from Mr. O'Reilly.

00:25:30.80,00:25:32.60
You just have to...|Show... The guy...

00:25:32.70,00:25:34.20
Wait. No, no, no, no.|No, no, no.

00:25:34.30,00:25:35.70
I heard he's gonna stop signing soon.

00:25:35.70,00:25:36.70
What?

00:25:36.80,00:25:40.00
Oh, no!|Maura, come on.

00:25:41.70,00:25:44.90
Okay. Okay. Come on.

00:25:46.00,00:25:48.00
Man: Get in the back of the line.

00:25:48.10,00:25:49.20
Commonwealth business.

00:25:49.20,00:25:52.50
This is my, uh, coworker.

00:25:52.60,00:25:55.00
I can't believe it.|It's him!

00:25:55.10,00:25:56.60
Hey, you pinheads.|You can't cut.

00:25:57.70,00:26:00.20
<i>We're patriots|on official business, mister.</i>

00:26:02.30,00:26:04.60
Hi. What's your name?

00:26:04.60,00:26:06.20
Uh... Uh...

00:26:06.30,00:26:08.70
Her adrenal glands are|over-producing adrenaline.

00:26:08.70,00:26:11.70
It dilates the blood vessels|and makes it hard to talk.

00:26:11.80,00:26:14.00
Fascinating.|What's her name?

00:26:14.10,00:26:15.60
Uh...

00:26:15.60,00:26:17.80
Angela.|Angela Rizzoli.

00:26:17.90,00:26:18.90
Thank you, Madeline.

00:26:18.90,00:26:20.30
With two z's.

00:26:21.60,00:26:24.80
Is this beautiful young lady|your daughter?

00:26:24.80,00:26:26.80
Yes.|This is Madeline.

00:26:26.80,00:26:28.60
Oh, I have a daughter, too.|Her name is Jane.

00:26:28.70,00:26:31.60
Detective Jane Rizzoli?

00:26:31.70,00:26:32.90
Yes, of -- of course you know her.

00:26:32.90,00:26:34.10
You're covering her case.

00:26:34.20,00:26:36.00
I'd love to get her on "The Factor."

00:26:36.00,00:26:38.30
Oh, I'm sure she would love|to be your guest.

00:26:38.30,00:26:40.80
Excellent.|Let me give you her cellphone number.

00:26:40.90,00:26:42.30
Angela.|It's 617...

00:26:42.40,00:26:43.70
No.

00:26:43.80,00:26:45.30
555...

00:26:45.30,00:26:47.00
30...

00:26:49.10,00:26:51.80
Excuse me.

00:26:56.20,00:26:57.80
Here's what doesn't make sense --

00:26:57.80,00:26:59.20
Dante told Relita he's staying put.

00:26:59.30,00:27:01.00
Then he gets a call|from a burn phone,

00:27:01.00,00:27:02.20
and he jumps out a window.

00:27:03.20,00:27:05.80
Rizzoli.

00:27:05.90,00:27:07.80
Oh! Very funny.

00:27:07.80,00:27:08.80
Who's that?

00:27:08.90,00:27:10.20
Said it was Bill O'Reilly.

00:27:10.20,00:27:12.40
For the love of Pete.

00:27:12.40,00:27:16.00
You call me again, I'll arrest you|for harassing a police officer.

00:27:16.00,00:27:18.20
Korsak: I said forget it!

00:27:18.20,00:27:20.90
Delgado: I'd love to, sergeant,|but if I "forget it," a murderer walks.

00:27:20.90,00:27:23.00
How about you do|what you've been ordered to do?

00:27:23.10,00:27:26.10
That doesn't sound good.

00:27:26.20,00:27:29.90
Okay, read my lips --|I don't know where my C.I. is.

00:27:29.90,00:27:31.40
Is that clear enough for you?

00:27:31.40,00:27:32.90
Hey, show some respect, sergeant.

00:27:33.00,00:27:35.00
Ms. Delgado's|just trying to do her job,

00:27:35.00,00:27:36.80
which is more than I can say for you.

00:27:36.90,00:27:39.20
The judge has ordered you|to present the informant.

00:27:39.20,00:27:42.20
I want his name, and I want it now.

00:27:42.20,00:27:44.10
Jane: Vince, you got to|give her the name,

00:27:44.10,00:27:46.80
even if you don't know where he is.

00:27:46.80,00:27:50.10
No. All the judge said was|"bring him to court." I can't.

00:27:50.20,00:27:53.80
We call it a "confidential|informant" for a reason!

00:27:53.80,00:27:55.40
Where's your paperwork for this C.I.?

00:27:57.20,00:28:00.30
Oh, my God.

00:28:00.40,00:28:02.70
You did make him up, didn't you?

00:28:02.80,00:28:06.10
It's not the judge you have|to worry about now, sergeant.

00:28:06.20,00:28:09.00
It's me. I'll see|you go to prison for this.

00:28:13.80,00:28:17.20
Either give me a name|or give me your badge.

00:28:37.70,00:28:41.10
<i>Boston homicide detectives|unlocked the jail door</i>

00:28:41.10,00:28:44.80
<i>and let a drug-dealing murderer|back out onto the street.</i>

00:28:44.90,00:28:46.30
<i>That's an outrage.</i>

00:28:46.30,00:28:48.80
<i>And it makes me wonder,|are they corrupt, too?</i>

00:28:48.80,00:28:50.40
Oh, my God.

00:28:50.50,00:28:53.00
<i>The cops get their|young witness, Dante Moore,</i>

00:28:53.10,00:28:54.20
<i>murdered while in their custody.</i>

00:28:54.20,00:28:56.00
<i>But that's not all.</i>

00:28:56.00,00:28:59.10
<i>Sources now tell me sergeant|detective Vince Korsak,</i>

00:28:59.10,00:29:01.40
<i>lead investigator on the case,</i>

00:29:01.40,00:29:04.00
<i>even fabricated|a confidential informant.</i>

00:29:04.10,00:29:06.90
<i>So it looks like|not only is their case gone...</i>

00:29:06.90,00:29:08.20
Please turn it off.

00:29:08.30,00:29:10.30
<i>But respect for the entire Boston --</i>

00:29:10.30,00:29:13.30
I want to be alone.

00:29:13.30,00:29:15.10
Too bad.

00:29:17.40,00:29:19.90
I know how long|you've wanted Little T.

00:29:19.90,00:29:21.30
Vince, we all know that.

00:29:21.30,00:29:24.10
Everything O'Reilly said|about me is true.

00:29:24.10,00:29:25.30
It just...

00:29:25.30,00:29:27.10
Isn't the truth.

00:29:27.10,00:29:29.50
What do you mean?

00:29:31.50,00:29:33.10
Nothing.

00:29:37.90,00:29:41.00
I've known you a long time,|Vince Korsak.

00:29:41.00,00:29:44.10
And I know you're|holding something back.

00:29:44.10,00:29:47.90
You know where your C.I. is.|You've known the entire time.

00:29:47.90,00:29:50.10
You can't go down for this, Vince.

00:29:50.10,00:29:53.20
We've already lost one witness.|I can't guarantee his safety.

00:29:53.30,00:29:54.90
Think about the safety|of all the Dantes

00:29:54.90,00:29:57.80
and all the Elmore Gregorys|in the world.

00:29:57.80,00:30:01.00
15 murders Little T|is responsible for.

00:30:01.10,00:30:02.50
15.

00:30:02.50,00:30:04.30
Tell me the name of your C.I.

00:30:04.30,00:30:06.10
Please.

00:30:08.00,00:30:09.90
I can't.

00:30:18.80,00:30:22.20
I don't agree with you,|but I respect what you're doing.

00:30:22.20,00:30:24.40
Come on.|I'll take you home.

00:30:24.40,00:30:26.90
Leave me alone, Jane.

00:30:30.40,00:30:31.90
Okay.

00:30:43.40,00:30:45.10
What are you doing?

00:30:45.10,00:30:47.40
He's not going down for this --|not on my watch.

00:30:47.40,00:30:48.60
Korsak's too careful.

00:30:48.70,00:30:50.30
<i>Even if the C.I. does exist,</i>

00:30:50.30,00:30:52.70
you said Cavanaugh couldn't find|a name in his file.

00:30:52.70,00:30:55.20
Well, here's what we know --|the informant is listed as

00:30:55.20,00:30:56.80
"a person known to the commonwealth."

00:30:56.80,00:30:58.80
That means the informant|is not a criminal.

00:30:58.80,00:31:00.70
So his C.I. didn't give up|the location of the gun

00:31:00.70,00:31:02.30
in exchange for a reduced sentence.

00:31:02.30,00:31:04.70
So that leaves money, payback, or...

00:31:04.70,00:31:06.80
A person doing a good deed.

00:31:06.80,00:31:10.20
Go up against Little T and tell|a cop where the murder weapon is?

00:31:10.20,00:31:11.70
That's a hell of a good deed.

00:31:17.20,00:31:19.60
He interviewed hundreds|of people. Yeah.

00:31:19.60,00:31:23.20
So... Exclude any name|with an address...

00:31:23.30,00:31:25.40
Or a follow-up interview.

00:31:25.40,00:31:26.70
Not following you.

00:31:26.70,00:31:28.40
Korsak's protecting this informant.

00:31:28.40,00:31:30.30
That means, the only thing|we're gonna find

00:31:30.30,00:31:32.70
is a name, all by itself --|that'll be the giveaway.

00:31:32.70,00:31:35.10
And that's the name of the informant.

00:31:35.20,00:31:38.60
<i>You do have mad skills.</i>

00:32:00.30,00:32:02.20
Frost, I got it.

00:32:02.20,00:32:03.50
I got a name.

00:32:03.50,00:32:05.70
You sure?

00:32:05.70,00:32:07.70
Damn, I think you're right.

00:32:07.70,00:32:09.10
Where you going?

00:32:09.10,00:32:11.70
To convince the C.I.|To do the right thing.

00:32:11.70,00:32:13.20
Not without backup.

00:32:16.80,00:32:19.10
Little T's already|back in charge here.

00:32:19.20,00:32:20.70
Jane: The elevators are out.

00:32:20.80,00:32:22.40
He's saying this is his turf.

00:32:22.50,00:32:23.80
Yo, sister Five-O.

00:32:23.80,00:32:26.90
What you comin' up here for?|To be my shortie?

00:32:26.90,00:32:29.90
Step away, punk-ass bitch!

00:32:36.20,00:32:37.50
"Bitch" was a nice touch.

00:32:37.60,00:32:39.40
Wasn't too much?|No, no, no. It was nice.

00:32:39.40,00:32:40.50
I liked it.|Okay.

00:32:40.50,00:32:43.30
Never tell Korsak this, but...

00:32:43.40,00:32:45.70
I always admired the guy.

00:32:45.70,00:32:48.80
Because he'd rather lose|everything that he's worked for

00:32:48.90,00:32:51.30
than take a chance that|somebody'd hurt his C.I.?

00:32:51.30,00:32:52.90
Yeah.

00:32:57.00,00:32:58.60
Jane: Hi, Relita.

00:33:00.60,00:33:02.40
Can we come in?

00:33:16.90,00:33:19.60
My head feels like|an anvil dropped on it.

00:33:19.70,00:33:20.90
This better be good.

00:33:20.90,00:33:22.70
It is.

00:33:26.40,00:33:27.70
What the hell?

00:33:27.70,00:33:29.60
Jane: Your confidential informant

00:33:29.70,00:33:32.40
doesn't really look like|a "he", Korsak.

00:33:32.40,00:33:33.90
Hi, sergeant.

00:33:35.70,00:33:38.50
You don't have to do this, Relita.

00:33:39.60,00:33:43.20
Relita understands|that Dante sacrificed his life

00:33:43.30,00:33:44.90
so his daughter|wouldn't have to grow up

00:33:44.90,00:33:46.70
around the same violence that he did.

00:33:46.70,00:33:50.00
Detective Rizzoli told me|what you were willing to do.

00:33:50.00,00:33:51.30
I have to do this.

00:33:51.40,00:33:53.50
For you, for Dante.

00:33:53.50,00:33:56.30
But mostly for Destiny.

00:33:57.90,00:33:59.70
Thank you.

00:33:59.80,00:34:01.00
Thank detective Rizzoli.

00:34:01.00,00:34:04.30
I wouldn't have come forward|without her.

00:34:04.40,00:34:07.30
I forgot some files|I need to pick up at work.

00:34:07.30,00:34:09.50
There are two uniforms|outside the apartment.

00:34:09.60,00:34:11.00
Don't take your eyes off her.

00:34:11.00,00:34:12.60
I'll see you at the hearing at 2:00?

00:34:12.60,00:34:13.70
Yeah.|Did you tell Delgado?

00:34:13.70,00:34:16.00
No.

00:34:16.00,00:34:18.00
I saved that for you.

00:34:26.70,00:34:27.80
Hello, Stanley.

00:34:27.80,00:34:29.00
Hello, Rizzoli.

00:34:30.90,00:34:33.90
That's nice.|Have you two become friends?

00:34:34.00,00:34:36.40
Mm-hmm. Watch this.

00:34:39.60,00:34:40.80
Stanley.

00:34:41.80,00:34:43.00
The ketchup top is making contact

00:34:43.10,00:34:45.40
with the napkin dispenser.

00:34:45.40,00:34:48.40
What are you doing?|Don't do that.

00:34:48.40,00:34:50.00
I'm sorry.

00:34:51.30,00:34:52.50
I'm not sorry.

00:34:53.70,00:34:56.30
- O'Reilly: Detective Rizzoli?|- Yeah?

00:34:56.40,00:34:58.40
- You hung up on me.|- I did?

00:34:58.50,00:35:00.30
- That was really you?|- Both times.

00:35:00.30,00:35:02.60
How did you get my number?

00:35:02.60,00:35:03.70
Uh-oh.

00:35:03.80,00:35:05.80
You need to come on "The Factor,"

00:35:05.80,00:35:07.80
talk about the story --|it's important.

00:35:07.90,00:35:11.50
I've got nothing to say to you.|You, either.

00:35:11.60,00:35:14.80
I respect police work more|than any other profession. - Oh, yeah.

00:35:14.80,00:35:17.30
I can tell by the hatchet job|you did on my partner.

00:35:17.40,00:35:18.70
If we made a mistake,

00:35:18.70,00:35:21.50
come on the program,|set the record straight.

00:35:21.50,00:35:23.60
I don't think you should, Jane.

00:35:23.60,00:35:25.40
You can be a very mean man.

00:35:25.50,00:35:27.60
You weren't very nice|to Barney Frank.

00:35:27.70,00:35:31.70
Although I did think it was rude|when he called you boorish.

00:35:31.70,00:35:34.00
Appreciate it.

00:35:34.10,00:35:35.80
Oh. I'm sorry. This is urgent.|It's about arthropods.

00:35:35.90,00:35:38.80
My grandfather, John O'Reilly --

00:35:38.90,00:35:40.90
member of the NYPD in the 1930s.

00:35:40.90,00:35:42.80
I still have his Billy club.

00:35:42.90,00:35:45.40
Well, keep it away|from your detractors.

00:35:45.40,00:35:46.80
- Jane.|- Yeah.

00:35:46.90,00:35:48.80
I got to show you|something important. - Okay.

00:35:48.90,00:35:51.50
If you'll excuse me,|I have murders to solve.

00:35:51.50,00:35:54.50
Detective, Elmore Gregory|was a great man.

00:35:54.50,00:35:57.40
No one wants to see Terrance|Jones get away with his murder.

00:35:57.40,00:35:58.90
Come on the program.

00:35:59.00,00:36:00.80
Maybe somebody will see it,|come forward with information.

00:36:00.90,00:36:02.00
It could help.

00:36:02.00,00:36:03.70
No, thanks.

00:36:03.70,00:36:05.70
I'm sorry I called you mean.

00:36:05.70,00:36:08.00
You're not nearly as awful in person.

00:36:08.10,00:36:09.60
Thank you.

00:36:09.70,00:36:12.40
I know a really nice|Italian restaurant

00:36:12.50,00:36:15.40
in the north end,|and I get off early today.

00:36:15.50,00:36:18.90
I cannot believe she just said that.

00:36:18.90,00:36:21.70
The foremost expert|in forensic entomology

00:36:21.70,00:36:24.00
identified the larva on Dante's shoe.

00:36:24.00,00:36:25.50
What am I looking at?

00:36:25.50,00:36:28.90
The Asian longhorn beetle.|It's an exotic pest.

00:36:28.90,00:36:31.80
Do you realize|what a big break this is?

00:36:31.80,00:36:35.00
No, but I didn't spend my life|playing with bug larva.

00:36:35.90,00:36:38.80
There has been a recent|infestation of the Asian longhorn.

00:36:38.90,00:36:41.80
Please don't tell me|that they're marching to my apartment.

00:36:41.90,00:36:44.70
They're only found in this|one area -- loyalist park.

00:36:44.80,00:36:46.00
Wait, are you saying that Dante

00:36:46.10,00:36:47.70
could have been killed in this park?

00:36:47.70,00:36:49.90
Oh, no -- I'm only able|to conclusively say

00:36:49.90,00:36:52.00
that Dante's shoes|were in loyalist park

00:36:52.00,00:36:53.70
the night he was murdered.

00:36:53.70,00:36:56.00
Okay, you know what?|You are officially ridiculous.

00:36:56.00,00:36:59.50
His shoes didn't go there|by themselves. Come on, Maura!

00:37:08.20,00:37:11.30
Even you have to admit|this looks like blood.

00:37:11.30,00:37:14.10
It is a reddish-brown substance|consistent with blood.

00:37:14.10,00:37:15.70
Big concession.|Thank you very much.

00:37:15.80,00:37:18.30
Okay. What about this?|This brain matter right here.

00:37:18.30,00:37:20.20
It appears to be human tissue.

00:37:20.20,00:37:23.10
I think we just found the spot|where Dante was killed.

00:37:23.20,00:37:25.60
- Frost: Jane.|- Yes?

00:37:25.60,00:37:27.20
Found some fresh tire tracks.

00:37:27.20,00:37:29.60
Okay. Can you make a cast|of the tire impressions?

00:37:29.70,00:37:31.60
Copy that.|I'll get CSRU on it.

00:37:34.10,00:37:36.00
Jane, it's a right rear tire.

00:37:36.00,00:37:39.00
- Can you tell me the manufacturer?|- Road ready.

00:37:39.00,00:37:41.80
Well, that's not gonna help.|It's too common.

00:37:43.50,00:37:46.10
This impression -- it's from a nail.

00:37:46.80,00:37:48.70
And it's from a roofing nail.

00:37:51.60,00:37:53.10
You have a funny look on your face.

00:37:53.20,00:37:55.50
I feel a little bit sick.

00:37:55.50,00:37:58.30
I recognize this tire tread.

00:38:09.70,00:38:11.10
Where's Ms. Washington?

00:38:11.20,00:38:13.10
I don't have much time to prep her.

00:38:13.20,00:38:15.10
She's changing her baby's diaper.

00:38:15.10,00:38:17.30
Well, tell her to leave the baby|and come with me.

00:38:17.30,00:38:19.10
You didn't change your spare tire.

00:38:20.20,00:38:21.80
I've been a little busy.

00:38:21.80,00:38:24.30
But that is your car,|isn't it, counselor?

00:38:28.80,00:38:32.50
What are they doing?|Why are they in my car?

00:38:32.60,00:38:33.70
Your flat tire.

00:38:33.70,00:38:35.50
We found the same tire tread

00:38:35.50,00:38:37.80
in the place|where Dante was murdered.

00:38:37.80,00:38:40.80
It's like finding a fingerprint.

00:38:40.80,00:38:42.60
Oh, hey. Korsak.

00:38:42.60,00:38:44.60
That's a .38 revolver, isn't it?

00:38:44.70,00:38:45.80
Yeah. .38.

00:38:45.80,00:38:48.20
Stupid to leave it in your car.

00:38:48.20,00:38:50.50
You learn that from Little T?

00:38:56.30,00:38:58.60
Okay, I, um...

00:38:58.60,00:39:00.70
I will testify against Mr. Jones.

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He's the one|who set this whole thing up.

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That's who you want.

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What did you say to Dante|on the burn phone

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to get him to jump two stories?

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I told him...

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I told him, um,

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the officer outside his door|was -- was dirty.

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And I drove him to the woods.

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And you shot him.

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Please. Please. Please,|I will give you Little T.

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You won't ever get him without me.

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I went through your case files.|You've never lost a case.

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Nobody's that good, counselor.

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Unless they have Terrance Jones|in their pocket.

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He gave you everything|you needed to win those cases --

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witnesses, evidence,|anybody you needed to disappear.

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And all you had to do was bag|any case against him.

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Put your hands behind your back.

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You are under arrest|for the murder of Dante Moore.

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- We have a deal!|- There's not gonna be any deal.

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You cannot bring him down|unless I testify!

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We don't need you.|We've got my C.I.

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I want a lawyer.

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I hope you know someone|who's better at it than you are.

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You sure you don't want|a little hair of the dog?

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No, my head's still pounding.

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<i>O'Reilly: Valerie Delgado,|the assistant district attorney</i>

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<i>who was arrested today|for the murder of Dante Moore,</i>

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<i>will be arraigned tomorrow,</i>

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<i>all thanks to the work|of two of Boston's finest,</i>

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<i>detective Jane Rizzoli</i>

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<i>and sergeant detective|Vincent Korsak.</i>

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He's really very nice.

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<i>You'll remember these two initially|arrested drug dealer Terrance Jones...</i>

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Look, everybody!|That's my daughter, Jane!

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<i>Who is accused of murdering|community activist Elmore Gregory.</i>

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<i>A new prosecutor|has been assigned to the case.</i>

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<i>In the meantime...|O'Reilly's really not that bad.</i>

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My mother, on the other hand...

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Are you telling me you like him?

00:40:52.50,00:40:54.20
Wha-- I am so gonna tell your mother.

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- Mnh-mnh.|- Tell me what?

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That you need a new hangout.

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Ohh!

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- Did you get your badge back?|- Yeah.

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Nice.

00:41:05.30,00:41:07.70
You know, uh,|Angela really likes badges.

00:41:07.70,00:41:09.20
She does?

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Ow! - I do.

00:41:10.80,00:41:13.50
Don't you call them "badge bunnies"?

00:41:13.50,00:41:14.70
I guess that makes me one.

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Oh, my God.|I cannot believe --

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do you even know what that means?

00:41:17.60,00:41:21.00
Thank you, Maura.|Thank you very, very much.

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What? What did I do?

00:41:22.40,00:41:24.50
You know, I think you just bruised

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my extensor hallucis longus.

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Good.

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- I don't even know what that is.|- What?

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<i>- I'm gonna bruise your...|- Don't you do it.</i>

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Ow!