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But I should tell you
I'm a really private person.
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What have you found out about
our Ms. Hansen?
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Well, she's squeaky-clean.
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No debts, no attachments.
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But she is taking ulcer medication,
sleeping pills...
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...so she's scared or stressed
about something.
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Assuming she's the target,
I'm going through her work e-mails...
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...case files, looking for
anyone who stands out.
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I've got picture on her.
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But I need sound.
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I could hack her cell phone...
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...use the microphone to listen in,
GPS to track her.
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But that takes gear
that's a little hard to come by.
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Thought you might need that.
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- So I built one.
- Oh.
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"Good with computers."
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Driver's licenses.
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Credit cards. Six cover identities.
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Funds to be replenished
through a proxy corporation.
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Just like when you were
with the agency.
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When I was with the agency...
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...I knew who was picking up the tab.
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This is your list?
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- The list?
- Yup.
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But you don't get names, do you?
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These are Social Security numbers...
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...and each of them map out
to a violent crime.
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- And all of these numbers represent...
- Lost chances.
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I could be more help if you'd tell me
where you're getting these numbers.
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It doesn't matter where. What you need
to know is that the next number is hers.
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Trust works both ways, Finch.
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If telling me where you're getting these
numbers would put your life at risk...
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It would put a lot more people
than just me at risk.
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And I'd say trusting an alcoholic
ex-government hit man...
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...is a greater challenge
than trusting a middle-aged cripple.
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I have one more address
for you to check out tonight.
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Okay, Mr. Finch.
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- What am I doing here?
- Sleeping.
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You have plenty to do tomorrow.
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What are you talking about?
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Who lives here?
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You do, Mr. Reese.
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Any luck finding Paul Bunyan?
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Turns out "bearded loner"
covers a high percentage...
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...of the homeless population.
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Oh, thanks.
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Wait, is this
the Missing Persons file from '07?
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- Yes, ma'am.
- This is all they had?
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Yep.
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Given Hansen's job,
we've got hundreds of people...
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...who could be holding a grudge...
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...so I'm starting with the people she's
worried about. I cut the list to three.
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The first is Lawrence Pope,
the man Hansen is currently prosecuting.
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When we got there,
the scene was, uh, colorful.
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Five dead.
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One of them had managed to crawl
10 feet to a phone to dial 911...
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...despite the fact that this drug-slinging
piece of trash shot him in the gut.
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- Your Honor.
- Pardon me, Your Honor.
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Despite the fact that this
drug-slinging piece of trash...
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...allegedly shot him in the gut.
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The person who made that call
was Germaine Salts.
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- And he was friends with the defendant?
- Yeah, they were all friends.
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We figure that's how Pope knew
the deal was going down.
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Turns out career criminals
don't make trustworthy friends.
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Detective Fusco,
when you interviewed Mr. Pope...
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...what did he tell you in his defense?
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He said if he'd shot the poor bastard...
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...he would've shot him in the head,
quote, "Same as I always do," unquote.
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Said he wouldn't have left him there
half dead, blubbering for his girlfriend.
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No more questions, Your Honor.
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Detective...
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...you went a little off script
in your testimony.
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You never told me
about that conversation...
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...and it could clear Pope's name.
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What's it matter, we got the guy.
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It matters because
it's my job to make sure...
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...the wrong people don't go to jail.
Remember?
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Excuse me, I thought
we were on the same team.
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You got time to talk?
I could buy you dinner?
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- Busy. Another time?
- Is something wrong?
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- I've been noticing lately...
- No, I'm fine. Thank you. Thanks.
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The second person I'm looking
into is Wheeler, her co-counselor.
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Another ADA? Why?
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Well, they dated
for a few months last year.
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She broke things off,
and 40% of murders...
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...involve some kind of
romantic relationship.
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Also, Wheeler's divorced, one kid,
alimony, upside-down on his condo...
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- ...career's stalled.
- I asked. I can't get the time off.
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Yeah, it is. It is a tough job.
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But I can look out for myself,
you know that.
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Listen, Mom, I... I know you haven't
been cashing the checks.
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It's not charity, I'm your daughter.
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I know. I know you worry about me.
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I... I'm fine.
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There's a third person
you're looking into?
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Ex-convict named Charles Robinson.
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Hansen and Wheeler prosecuted him
three years back, armed robbery.
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Robinson wrote them love letters
from prison.
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He's the first one
I'm gonna be looking into.
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Robinson was released two months ago.
Hansen pulled his file last week.
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