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Maybe something stronger.
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I have to work early in the morning.
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But maybe next time.
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You know where to find me.
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Wait a minute.
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What's she doing?
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I'm not sure,
but she's up to something.
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Finch.
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Benton's not stalking the doctor.
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She's stalking him.
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It's me. I know it's late.
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It was my fault. I know that now.
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I tried to put it out of my head,
but I can't.
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- Ah.
- Easy there, Lionel.
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Last time you pointed a gun at me,
it didn't end in your favor, now did it?
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You shouldn't sneak up like that with the
thugs from the Toreros Cartel after me.
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Toreros. From Sinaloa?
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I spent a little time in Mexico.
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You know
that they're a death squad.
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Cross them, your head winds up in a bag.
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But you've already crossed them.
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Andrew Benton's expunged record.
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Do you have it?
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Even an added a bonus.
I got the ME report.
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Wonderful. Hmm.
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I do things for you. You want me to
keep doing them, you gotta protect me.
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- You gotta take these guys out.
- So I'm working for you now?
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It's either them or me.
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Lots of crooked cops in this town,
Lionel.
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Not gonna be hard to find another one
just as useful as you.
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With less baggage.
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The report, please.
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I did say please.
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That's the spirit.
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Finch, I know why the doctor's
stalking Benton.
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In '96, when Benton was a senior
at NYU...
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...he sexually assaulted a freshman girl
at a fraternity rush party.
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Uh, she said in her statement
that she wanted to impress him.
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He was popular, a star athlete.
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So she had a couple beers with him.
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Claimed he slipped something
in her drink.
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Why wasn't he arrested?
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She waited two days
to report the assault.
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Probably ashamed, scared.
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Tox reports came back clean.
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Rape kit was inconclusive.
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She dropped the charges.
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Who was the girl?
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Gabrielle Tillman. The doctor's sister.
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A year after the attack,
Gabrielle was rushed to the ER...
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...and pronounced DOA from an overdose
of antidepressants and sleeping pills.
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This isn't an accidental overdose.
This is...
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She committed suicide.
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And that's why the machine
gave us Tillman's number.
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She's going to murder Benton.
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The man responsible
for her sister's death.
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Correct.
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And she's a doctor who saves lives.
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She doesn't know what it's like
to take one.
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It'll destroy her.
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Mr. Burdett? Detective Carter. I called
regarding the robbery you witnessed.
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Uh, can I come in?
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I've been expecting you.
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Sorry about the mess.
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Paralegal, right?
At lockup looking into a case?
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Probate court failed
to require a fidelity bond of the executor.
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The executor, in his turn,
robbed the Ulman estate blind.
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- Please, sit.
- Oh, thank you.
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Were you injured during the robbery?
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Don't worry,
I'm not going to sue the city.
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This is an old injury.
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Although the stress of the situation
did not help.
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We're doing everything in our power
to catch these guys.
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Mr. Burdett, do you mind
walking me through what happened?
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I was standing at the counter
at lockup.
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They came storming in.
They had guns.
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They were shouting at us
to get down on the floor, so I did.
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During the robbery, did you hear
any of the men say the name Elias?
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I don't believe so. Who's Elias?
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Did you get a look
at any of their faces?
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No.
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Did any of the men talk to you?
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Not that I recall.
284
00:18:37,199 --> 00:18:42,995
Because it looks to me
like this man said something to you.
285
00:18:51,964 --> 00:18:55,383
Uh, I was hoping I wouldn't have
to go through all of this again.
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Yes.
He told me to stop staring at him.
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That's interesting.
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Most people's instinct
is to look away.
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I've never been accused
of being like most people.
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- Did he say anything else to you?
- No.
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00:19:13,318 --> 00:19:15,236
You try to communicate with him
in any other way?
292
00:19:15,404 --> 00:19:19,031
- How do you mean?
- When he was holding you by the jacket.
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I asked him to let me go.
294
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And that's all you said?
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Detective, I suppose
that you're used to being around guns.
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I suppose scenes of violence
are commonplace for you.
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But I can assure you
that for me it was terrifying.
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I was so terrified
I couldn't even look away.
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So when he picked me up,
I thought surely I was about to die.
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So, yes, I was communicating with him.
I was begging for my life.
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