Castle Season 2 Episode 11

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00:00There are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how to kill people.

00:03Psychopaths and mystery writers.

00:05I'm the kind that...

00:06Psychopaths and mystery writers.

00:08I'm the kind that pays better.

00:09Who am I?

00:10I'm Rick Castle.

00:11Castle.

00:12Castle.

00:12I really am ruggedly handsome, aren't I?

00:15Every writer needs inspiration.

00:16And I've found mine.

00:17Detective Kate Beckett.

00:18Beckett.

00:19Nicky Heath.

00:19The character he's basing on you.

00:27I'd be happy to let you spank me.

00:28And together we catch Kellen.

00:30Just waiting for you.

00:31It's too bad.

00:32You two make a cute couple.

00:33Yeah.

00:34Hey, you think I should get a dog?

00:35What am I, your wife?

00:37Yeah, you're my work wife.

00:38No, I'm not your work wife.

00:39I could get a bloodhound.

00:40I could name him Sherlock and then I could bring him to crime scenes.

00:43No, you couldn't.

00:44Oh, what?

00:44It'd be adorable.

00:46I could get him to wear a little Sherlock hat.

00:53I agree.

00:54Obviously, he was into art.

01:03Victor Fink, 43.

01:06Gallery owner.

01:07There's no sign of forced entry.

01:09Tending upstairs, calling gunshots at 9-1-1 at 10-14 PM.

01:12Any idea what he was doing here so late?

01:14No, but according to his assistant, Darius Langley, they closed at 8.

01:17As far as you can tell, there's nothing missing off the walls or from the back.

01:20Anything off those security cameras?

01:22Fink, not even hooked up.

01:24Lucky break for the guy.

01:25Unless he knew.

01:25Just like you knew Fink was working late.

01:27Or made plans to meet him here.

01:29Check with the assistant.

01:31He had some fight in him.

01:33Abrasions on the forearms, on the hands.

01:35And then he made a run for the stairs.

01:37Only to be shot in the back.

01:38Twice.

01:39Nine millimeter.

01:42Shooter fired from over here.

01:44Is it possible he might have been meeting somebody?

01:46Or if he was meeting somebody, he didn't tell me.

01:47I'd train him how to carry a little magnifying glass.

01:50Oh, see? Right there.

01:52Disapproving, judgmental, you're totally my word.

01:54Is that where you were tonight?

01:55Yeah.

01:56Mr. Fink totally supported me being in school.

01:58He'd let me leave early to make classes.

01:59Bold, but it works.

02:02Not sure he'd agree.

02:07Hmm.

02:09We dug these two slugs out of the wall.

02:12We're not very fragmented.

02:13See if ballistics can run a match on any.

02:14All right.

02:15Victor Fink, 43 here.

02:18So a perp's not a sharpshooter.

02:20But we've only found four bullets, and there are one, two, three, four, five shell casings on the ground.

02:26There's no blood trail leading out of here.

02:28Exactly.

02:28And not a drop of blood up.

02:3014 p.m.

02:30Any idea what he was doing here so late?

02:32No, but according to his assistant, Darius Langley, they close at eight.

02:37Vic's wife is on her way up.

02:38Fires the bullet, it melts before we can find it.

02:41An ice bullet.

02:45An ice bullet?

02:46Are you even paying attention to me?

02:47No, you aren't saying anything worth paying attention to.

02:51Yo, uniforms are still canvassing, but so late.

02:54Or made plans to meet him here.

02:56Check with the assistant.

02:57I'm telling you, ice bullet.

02:59Nah, bro.

02:59An ice bullet would still make a bullet hole.

03:01You mean ice hole?

03:02What'd you just call?

03:03Abrasions on the forearms, on the hands.

03:05And then he made a...

03:06From the black cell phone number.

03:07Phone records indicate that the call originated here in New York,

03:09but it was an international cell satellite.

03:11Nine millimeter.

03:15Shooter fired from over here.

03:16Is it possible?

03:17I'm gonna go 10 more.

03:19Hey, Ryan.

03:21Got a sec?

03:22Witness?

03:23Not exactly.

03:25Hang here, buddy.

03:26Okay.

03:26Of course.

03:27I found him on the canvas by the art gallery.

03:30The guy's got no wallet, no ID.

03:32Okay, did you ask him his name?

03:35Yeah, I asked him his name.

03:36I asked him where he lived.

03:38You know, but here's the funny part.

03:40Guy says he don't remember.

03:42I'm an art student.

03:43I take night classes at Tisch.

03:44There's his gallery and every artist who was in his gallery,

03:49he'd sell like five pieces and they'd want to know why he didn't sell six.

03:52Mrs. Fink, I know you're upset.

03:54No, what am I supposed to do with these, huh?

03:56I...

03:57That's where I was when you guys called.

04:00Think of anyone who would hate your husband enough to shoot him in cold blood in the back.

04:04Rocco.

04:05Rocco?

04:06Unhappy clients or artists.

04:08Nothing out of the ordinary.

04:09Assistant, Victor fired Rocco a few months back.

04:11Why?

04:12He fired that little insect over money.

04:17Hey, we've got a little problem.

04:21We dug these two slugs out of the wall.

04:24Wrote stories of bloodthirsty cars and sold millions of copies.

04:27I figure, why be limited by logic?

04:28Rocco Jones, Fink's old assistant.

04:31The wife said that Rocco called and left threatening messages for Fink.

04:34See what you can find.

04:34What?

04:35Hey.

04:36Doug, these two are out of the wall and Dr. Parrish has another two in our vic here.

04:39So our perp's not a sharpshooter.

04:41But we've only found four bullets and there are one, two, three, four, five shell casings on the ground.

04:47There's no blood trail leading out of here.

04:49Exactly.

04:49And not a drop of blood outside the spatter from our vic here.

04:52So there's no second victim.

04:54So where's the fifth bullet?

04:58I'd introduce myself too.

05:00Yeah, we're just going through his pockets, trying to find something that could tell us who he is.

05:04Oh, and apparently I've been reading as well.

05:06Ah, crime and punishment, Dostoevsky.

05:10Vic's wife is on her way up.

05:11Fires the bullet, it melts before we can find it.

05:14Ah.

05:17Nine millimeter.

05:20I think we just found our fifth bullet.

05:27Oh, you aren't saying anything worth paying attention to.

05:30You know what?

05:31If we got a dog, I could buy him little saddlebags and then he could carry your books to school and

05:35you wouldn't have to worry about-

05:36So far they still haven't found any blood trails outside the gallery.

05:38Nancy is-

05:39Make it to the sink bending over to Scoop Poop in Hudson Park.

05:41I bet I could train him to use a toilet.

05:47Graham, I thought you were sleeping in.

05:49I was, just not in my room.

05:52You know what? We all share way too much.

05:54Oh, I'm sorry kiddo, but my happiness-

05:57Guys, what else?

05:58We checked Fink's cell phone records, he got a call.

06:00I'm assuming from this walk of shame that you and your high school sweetheart Chet had a lovely night all night.

06:06From the black cell phone number.

06:07Phone records indicate that the call originated here in New York, but it was an international cell.

06:11Satellite phone registered to Bahrain Cellular.

06:14Well, good luck getting a warrant from the government of Bahrain.

06:16Run down Fink's client and artist list, see if any of them had international numbers and watch your mouth.

06:24I'm gonna go tell him more.

06:25Hey Ryan.

06:27Oh boy.

06:28His fingerprints aren't in the system and we don't have any hits on missing persons.

06:32This is crazy.

06:33We actually found a witness to our murderer.

06:34We don't know who he is and he doesn't remember what he saw.

06:37Where are we in Rocco?

06:38Fink's horse.

06:40Found him on the canvas by the art gallery.

06:41Whatever happened in the gallery, he was there.

06:44Not only was he there, but someone tried to kill him as well.

06:48Good thing he reads.

06:48Good thing he reads Russian literature.

06:50If the guy was a Nicholas Sparks fan, he'd be dead.

06:52Have CSU checked the coat for gunpowder residue, blood, fibers.

06:55Maybe it can tell us what happened that night.

06:57And check photo IDs on Fink's artists and clients.

07:00But here's the funny part.

07:01Guy says he don't remember.

07:03Did my husband have enemies?

07:05Yeah, he had enemies.

07:07Every artist who couldn't get in his memory.

07:09Yours doesn't seem to be affected.

07:11Then there's procedural memory, also often called muscle memory.

07:16He'd sell like five pieces and they'd want to know why he didn't sell six.

07:20Mrs. Fink, I know-

07:21That's any experience you've ever had.

07:23Conversations, movies you've seen, the people in your life, even your own name.

07:28So, if I were a betting man, which-

07:32Ted!

07:34Mrs. Fink, can you-

07:36Coming back?

07:37Or not?

07:38There's no way to tell.

07:40You might eventually get it all back, or none of it, or anything in between.

07:45Do we know why this would have happened?

07:47He's got a bump on the back of his head.

07:49It's usually a blow to the head, coupled with psychological trauma, which leads to amnesia.

07:55Trauma.

07:56You did get shot. Could that be?

07:58If he believed he was going to die, then sure.

08:02If we took him back to the scene of the crime, could that jog his memory?

08:07Possibly, but amnesia's a tricky condition.

08:11I'd like to take him back to St. Vincent's, run some tests and scans, just to be safe.

08:15Of course. I'll need to ask a few questions first.

08:18You Fink, but you know what? No. Rocco, he wouldn't-

08:21I don't know what to call me either.

08:22You said his procedural memory is intact?

08:26Yes.

08:26Think twice about it.

08:28You suppose the flea had a gun? A tiny gun with vanishing bullets?

08:32Ice bullets and-

08:33That looks like a real signature.

08:34Well, it probably is. You sign your name so many times.

08:37You form neural pathways, procedural memory.

08:40So he can't remember his name, but he can sign it?

08:42Mysteries of the brain.

08:44It's illegible.

08:44That figure, why be limited by logic?

08:47Rocco Jones.

08:48Maybe we should just call you Jay.

08:53Jay.

08:54Message is for Fink. See what you can find.

08:55What? Hey.

08:57Do you recognize this man?

08:59No. Should I?

09:00His name is Victor Fink.

09:02He owned the art gallery where you were shot.

09:04He was there with me?

09:05He was shot and killed.

09:09God.

09:10What about this man?

09:12Rocco Jones. He used to work at the gallery.

09:18Guys, I feel so useless. Look, I'm really good things to do.

09:23I'm sure I do too.

09:26An inhaler.

09:27You're asthmatic.

09:29Awesome.

09:31You should probably hang on to that.

09:33Inhaler, grocery bag, keys.

09:35Are you t-

09:37How?

09:37Yeah, how ridiculous is that?

09:44Hey.

09:45Then he turns up dead.

09:47Do the math.

09:50Forgeries.

09:54Fink paid me to paint forgeries of high-end paintings.

09:58I was struggling, man. I needed the dough.

10:00What did he do with the copies?

10:02Sold them.

10:03Passed them along to the buyer like they were the real thing.

10:05Who did he sell to?

10:09Yeah, we're just going through his pockets, trying to find something that-

10:12So he's the one who talked to Fink an hour before he was murdered.

10:15Maybe he figured out Fink was selling fakes and decided to get even.

10:18It doesn't matter. The guy has full diplomatic immunity.

10:21Great.

10:23So, I-

10:23Classic.

10:25You have excellent taste.

10:26Castle.

10:36Here, Harun.

10:42Millimeter.

10:44I think we just found our fifth bullet.

10:45It's supposed to be where I get a headache and flashes of memories start overwhelming me until

10:52all the pieces come together.

11:00Someone can just lose his mind like that.

11:04Are you sure you don't recognize him?

11:05Bags, and then he could carry your books to school and you wouldn't have to worry about

11:09Mr. Harun.

11:11All purchases going back three years.

11:15You would. In reality, I'm not seeing the guy whose dishes never make it to the sink

11:19bending over to scoop poop in Hudson Park.

11:22I bet I could trade him to use a toilet.

11:23Uh.

11:26Graham, I thought you-

11:27I could see putting a bullet in his back.

11:29Well, that explains why Harun went after Fink, but what about Jay?

11:32We need to talk to Harun.

11:33Beckett, I hate diplomatic immunity as much as the next cop, but as far as you're concerned,

11:38forget the guy.

11:39Way too much.

11:39Oh, I'm sorry, kiddo.

11:41But my happiness cannot be contained.

11:44I'm going to school.

11:45But he'll probably end up in a homeless shelter.

11:47He's a person of interest and a potential witness.

11:49I would hate to lose him to the system.

11:50Okay.

11:54But my couch is off limits.

11:56Thank you, sir.

11:57You and your high school sweetheart, Chet, had a lovely night all night talking.

12:00Among other things.

12:03Mmm.

12:04It's been a few weeks.

12:04Do I need to sit him down and ask him?

12:06I don't know who it was or why.

12:09And they're still out there.

12:10I swear we're going to get his intentions.

12:13Okay.

12:14Took me for a photograph to the media tomorrow morning.

12:17What if nobody recognizes it?

12:19I'm sure someone will.

12:21Courage ride through Central Park where we watched the sun.

12:27I promise you we won't give up on you.

12:29Just kiss.

12:32Wait, that's still.

12:33Chocolate contains chemicals that are proven to relieve depression.

12:36Well, that's good, but I prefer gra...

12:39Nothing you can say could spoil this for me.

12:41I haven't felt this way since...

12:44I can't know.

12:46Who am I kidding?

12:47It's a fairytale.

12:48And what woman doesn't want a fairytale?

12:50She's not.

12:52Speaking of which, I'm off.

12:54He has this laugh like...

12:56I can't even do it.

12:57It's like a honking goose kind of...

12:59These are sitcom reasons.

13:00Oh, point.

13:01His fingerprints aren't in the system and died.

13:04She's obviously reconsidered.

13:06That's right.

13:07And now we're going through the...

13:09We actually find a witness to our murder.

13:11We don't know who he is and he doesn't remember what he saw.

13:13Where are we in Rocco?

13:14Fink's old assistant.

13:16Uniforms are bringing him in now.

13:17Melissa!

13:18Hey, how was he last night?

13:20He slept like a rock.

13:21Doc Holloway stopped by this morning to give him a cog.

13:24Whatever happened in the gallery, he was there.

13:26Not only was he there financing.

13:28Or just good at math.

13:30Castle's testing his drawing abilities.

13:32See if he's an artist.

13:33Maybe he's trying to convince Fink to show his work.

13:35I suppose we should be thankful he didn't offer to pose nude.

13:37Yeah, thanks for that.

13:39Nicholas Sparks fan, he'd be dead.

13:40Have CSU check the coat for gun day.

13:42Yeah.

13:45Speak of the devil.

13:46Yeah, they've been showing it all morning.

13:47Any calls yet?

13:48Open that night.

13:48And check photo IDs on Fink's artists and clients.

13:51Think he might be one of them?

13:52Girl can dream.

13:54Wow.

13:55He really captured his soul.

13:58Okay, so, you're not an artist.

14:00I'm sure you have many other talents.

14:03Just not a talent for remembering them.

14:04Oh, that's him!

14:05Oh, that's him!

14:06Oh, thank God!

14:08Can I help you?

14:08I think we're about to find out who you were.

14:10Do you recognize her?

14:11Yes, it's him.

14:11No.

14:13We all have three different types of memory.

14:16Tori Westchester, wife.

14:19I was so scared I lost you.

14:21Oh, sweetie.

14:23So it's true.

14:25You really don't remember anything?

14:27He's suffering from amnesia.

14:29I knew something was wrong.

14:30I knew it.

14:31Jay, are you crying?

14:33That includes any actions or skills that you've repeated over and over

14:36and formed neural pathways for, like writing a book?

14:39I love you so much.

14:41We will get through this, whatever it takes.

14:43Uh, Miss Westchester, how long have the two of you been married?

14:46Two years, this past October.

14:49And you said his name was Joel?

14:50Joel Westchester.

14:52Oh, honey, look at you.

14:55You do remember me.

15:02Love conquers all.

15:04Oh, it's all gonna be fine.

15:06Are you okay?

15:06What is it?

15:07What is it, my darling?

15:08I think he's having an asthma attack.

15:10You have an inhaler in your pocket.

15:11Get it.

15:15I have no idea if I am.

15:19I think Joel here is allergic to cats.

15:22Really?

15:24Coming back or not?

15:26There's no answer.

15:27I so could be.

15:29Why the hell shouldn't I be?

15:31She's been in and out of mental facilities for more than 10 years.

15:34Every personality disorder in the book.

15:37Sorry about that.

15:38Just another contestant on who wants to marry an amnesiac?

15:41Beckett, you're at the shade, Mr. Haroon.

15:43He's on his way down.

15:44He agreed to talk.

15:45He showed up head, coupled with psychological trauma, which leads to inadvertent force.

15:55If Haroon thinks that he killed Jay, then his reaction could tell us everything we need to know.

15:59Let's go.

16:00God, could that be it?

16:01If he believed he was going to.

16:04You bought a significant number of works from him.

16:06Yes.

16:06Well, we believe that many of those are the scene of the crime.

16:10Could that jog his memory?

16:12And you bought them anyway?

16:14I have many friends back home whose wives are, how shall we say, um...

16:18He's just a tricky condition.

16:20I'd like to take him back to say...

16:21...can be shallow.

16:23Not you, of course, Detective.

16:25A smart, liberated American woman.

16:27But my friend's wives, they want a bag that says, um, Gucci.

16:33They don't care who made the bag, as long as it has that signature.

16:36And it's the same with paintings.

16:38They're more appreciative of the signature than of the work itself.

16:42And my friends don't always want to spend top dollar on authentic pieces.

16:46So Victor would commission a copy.

16:48My friends save money.

16:49I get rich.

16:50And the one...

16:51You said his procedural memory is intact.

16:53Yes.

16:54May I?

16:55Sure.

16:57Husbands with taste.

16:58I was happy to...

16:59You look familiar.

17:00...the originals pay less, with everyone wanting...

17:02No.

17:03Well, that's freaky.

17:08How the hell did I do that?

17:09Sent you away?

17:10Yes.

17:11He was arguing with a man.

17:13About what?

17:14I have no idea.

17:15You sign your name so many times, you form neural pathways procedure.

17:18Please.

17:20Must we continue with this ridiculous charade, when we both know he is standing right there?

17:26Now, if that is all...

17:31Mr. Haroon, I'm not quite done yet.

17:34Ah, but I am.

17:36Looks like a J. Does that ring a bell?

17:38No.

17:38I know.

17:39Thanks.

17:40For a guy with diplomatic immunity, he wasn't very diplomatic.

17:43Haroon's hiding behind his immunity.

17:45He knows more than he's saying.

17:46Maybe, but his alibi is good.

17:48Nobu has him on security video, entering at 9.55 p.m.

17:5219 minutes before the 911 call about shots fired.

17:55He's not our guy.

17:56Well, just because he didn't...

18:00Haroon said he saw Jay arguing with Fink.

18:03We need to figure out why Jay was at the gallery.

18:05And we can't do...

18:06His name is Victor Fink.

18:08He owned the art gallery.

18:09Maybe a picture will emerge.

18:14Nothing distinctive about these keys.

18:15Yeah, and that plastic bag really narrows it down.

18:17Okay, he's got asthma.

18:18He's allergic to cats.

18:20He reads.

18:21And he's good at math and he can't draw.

18:23Put it together, he's your average asthmatic math lead

18:25with a lot of crap in his pockets.

18:27Detective.

18:30It's from Laney.

18:31It's the forensics report on his coat.

18:32Maybe his driver's license was sewn into the lining.

18:36Gunpowder residue.

18:37So he was shot at close range.

18:38Mm-hmm.

18:39Coffee stains, sugar granules, traces of milk.

18:41We know how he takes his coffee.

18:42Animal hairs.

18:44Not cat hairs.

18:45I'm really sorry.

18:46I just don't know him.

18:47It's not just a grocery bag.

18:48It's the bag that's gonna tell us exactly who Jay is.

18:55Why are you dragging me back to the art gallery?

18:57Not to the art gallery, to the street.

18:59Ah, it's gone.

19:00What's gone?

19:01The dog.

19:02That's why he had the bag, to clean up after his dog.

19:04How do you know it was his dog?

19:05Well, why else would he have a bag?

19:07Why else would there be a dog tied up outside a commercial

19:09building after midnight?

19:10Maybe someone stole it.

19:12You're dead.

19:15Mostly their owners lost them accidentally,

19:17and are relieved when we call.

19:19Castle.

19:22Who's a good girl?

19:24That one's from 148 West 26th.

19:26That's good.

19:27Come on.

19:28I was mad.

19:28I was just blown off against your DMV photo,

19:31and it's a positive ID.

19:32Jeremy Pruswick.

19:33You are 34 years old, and...

19:37How?

19:42Ex-wife?

19:42Uh-huh.

19:43I'm divorced?

19:45Yeah.

19:46Sorry.

19:48Your ex sounded pretty concerned,

19:51and we figured that would be the fastest way of putting together the details,

19:54which would be great for you and for our investigation.

19:58If you think it'll help.

20:02Four juries.

20:03Hey, some men would consider you lucky.

20:08Here you go.

20:09Thanks.

20:09I was struggling, man.

20:17I needed the dough.

20:18What did he do with the copies?

20:20Sold them.

20:21Pass them along to the buyer like they were the real thing.

20:24Who did he sell to?

20:27So what happened to him?

20:30That's what we are trying to figure out.

20:32Is there any...

20:33Attaché at the Bahrain consulate.

20:35Bahrain?

20:36So he's the one who talked to Fink an hour before he was murdered.

20:39Maybe he figured out Fink was selling fakes and decided to get even.

20:42You had a consulting business in channel economics and strategy.

20:47You're smart.

20:49Like, crazy smart.

20:50Had a business?

20:53Yeah.

20:54He sold it last year.

20:55Do you know why?

20:56No.

20:57I thought it was weird.

20:58He loved the business.

20:59Why do we...

21:00Our friend Jay isn't one of them.

21:03For hours to girlfriends about that.

21:05I'm guessing I don't come off so well in that rant.

21:10You were a jerk.

21:14But so is I.

21:15Well, other than the memory loss.

21:17You know what?

21:17Why don't you guys grab Jay, take him down to the crime scene,

21:20see if that sparks his memory.

21:22And get a hold of Fink's assistant, Darius.

21:24Tell him to meet you down there with every file he has on Bahir Harun.

21:35And do you have any idea what he might have been doing at the Victor Fink gallery?

21:38Sure I was here.

21:41Take your time.

21:42No pressure.

21:42Look familiar?

21:53I mean, me until all the pieces come together.

21:57Okay.

21:57You've seen too many movies.

21:59Well, I don't think you were mugged.

22:02Do you mind if I poke around?

22:04Open some drawers?

22:05Mi casa que no recuerdo es tu casa.

22:07Hey, look at that.

22:09Rocking the Spanish.

22:10Well, we did junior year and been.

22:12Into my world.

22:13Weird.

22:15You are a very ambitious reader, Mr. Presswick.

22:18You always wanted more time to read.

22:20I ain't like that.

22:22Are you sure you don't recognize him?

22:23I don't think so.

22:25But I've only been here a few months.

22:26For the first time, again.

22:31Anything?

22:31It's pretty sparse.

22:34Like a guy who spent a lot of time alone.

22:36Yeah, I thought you'd have more of a slick.

22:39Going back three years.

22:43I still can't believe.

22:44We've got together on our honeymoon in Siena.

22:47I can't believe you still have it.

22:48Why?

22:50Well, part of the room's purchases from Fink.

22:52That's dozens of paintings.

22:54He might have.

22:54It's funny.

22:55There's something about it that's so familiar.

23:00Any and all of these could have been forgeries.

23:02This is a Jules Madison.

23:03This is worth a hundred thousand easy.

23:04Yeah, but you only pay Rocco a grand to knock it off.

23:07Fink could have ripped a rune off of millions.

23:14So.

23:15I could see putting a bullet in his back.

23:17Well, that explains why.

23:18Know if it's possible that Jeremy was a shooter.

23:20CSU did find gun residue on his coat.

23:23Well, that just means.

23:24Beckett, I hate diplomatic immunity as much as the next cop.

23:27But as far as you're concerned, forget the guy.

23:29Well, then why would he have left the gun in his apartment?

23:32Doc Holloway said he was probably in a fugue state, like sleepwalking.

23:35He could have dropped the gun off and then went back out again.

23:39Okay, am I missing something?

23:40I thought you were supposed to be happy after you caught the killer.

23:45Why'd I do it?

23:47Over to social services.

23:49State's problem, not ours.

23:50I know, sir, but he'll probably end up in a homeless shelter.

23:52He's a person of interest.

23:53While you're thanking me, Mr. Prezik, we just arrested you for murder.

23:57Yeah, well, it's not your fault.

23:59You guys have been nothing.

24:01Okay.

24:03Good luck, Jeremy.

24:12Hey, if you figure it out, would you let me know?

24:16Of course.

24:17I just think it'd be easier, knowing why.

24:27I'm grateful not to have to go anywhere with strangers.

24:29It's terrifying to think that someone actually tried to kill me.

24:39It just sucks.

24:41I mean, if you're gonna kill someone, get caught, spend the rest of your life in prison,

24:45at least you have the satisfaction of knowing why you did it.

24:47Hatred, revenge, hell, maybe even cut you off on the highway, but...

24:52Jeremy won't even have that, even if we do find motive,

24:55because he won't remember why it meant anything.

24:57Find out who you are.

24:58So we're gonna release your phone.

25:00So what next?

25:01We, uh, submit the paperwork to the DA.

25:04But the DA will need motive, right?

25:05No.

25:06Evidence speaks.

25:08Smoking gun.

25:10Don't you want to know why he did it?

25:12Yeah, but the truth is, is that we don't need it.

25:14The DA doesn't need it.

25:17But you and me?

25:18I know I couldn't sleep last night, could you?

25:25There's gotta be an answer here.

25:27Something in this life that makes it all make sense.

25:30I promise you we won't give up on you.

25:36Thanks.

25:38Prescription.

25:40Guess I have custody now.

25:42I'm sorry to surprise you.

25:44We didn't know you'd be here.

25:48Are you okay?

25:51Yeah.

25:52I guess I just...

25:53Grape, aged, bottled, and corked.

25:57You're having an ice cream tasting and no one called, texted, or tweeted.

26:00Ryan broke it off with chat.

26:02So I suggested sugar therapy.

26:04What happened to Sunrise and Central Cork?

26:05And I saw that he didn't sell it and I thought maybe he still had feelings for me too.

26:11Do you mean the painting that the two of you bought on your honeymoon?

26:14We didn't buy it because we wanted to.

26:16We had to.

26:17We were in the artist's studio in Siena.

26:21And Jeremy picked it up off the easel.

26:24He was always goofing around.

26:26The artist went crazy.

26:27It was still drying.

26:29We laughed for a week about our little love smudge.

26:32And then when I saw that he didn't sell it, I thought...

26:34Like a honking goose, kind of.

26:37These are sitcom reasons for breaking up.

26:39This morning you were in love.

26:41What part...

26:42Miss Carnes, are you sure?

26:44Of course I'm sure.

26:45It's a fake.

26:46And we died.

26:48She's obviously reconsidered.

26:50And if Jeremy and Fink were arguing like Haroon said, maybe it was over the original.

26:55And if that's a fake, then where is the original?

26:56Five flavors of grieving.

26:58Oh.

26:59Is the first stage accepting the ice cream?

27:01Exactly.

27:02Mr. Haroon.

27:03Oh, what now?

27:04I have a plane to catch.

27:06Make any interesting art acquisitions on this tree?

27:09Actually, yes.

27:09Mind if we take a look?

27:11I'm sorry.

27:11I just don't have the time.

27:12Make time.

27:13What part of diplomatic immunity are you not clear on?

27:18See, every time you say something like that, it makes me...

27:22Hey.

27:23Morning.

27:24License and registration, please.

27:26What?

27:27Why?

27:27You are double parked.

27:29This is New York.

27:30Doc Holloway stopped by this morning.

27:32Give him a cog.

27:33We're gonna have to search your car.

27:36You have no right to do this.

27:38I don't see any diplomatic plates.

27:39And immunity doesn't extend to a car service.

27:53Mr. Haroon, this can go one of two ways.

27:55You can either cooperate and tell me what I need to know,

27:58or I can call the State Department and inform them that you have a piece of artwork

28:01that's at the center of our murder investigation.

28:02And the last I checked, the New York tabloid's gonna give a rat's ass about your diplomatic status.

28:08They'll just print your...

28:09Hey, any idea if we're gonna get to talk to that attache, Haroon?

28:11It's a fake version of this painting found in one of our shooting victims' apartments.

28:15Can you tell us how it got there?

28:17How would I know that?

28:18Okay.

28:18Yeah.

28:20Speak of the devil.

28:21Yeah.

28:22They've been showing it all morning.

28:23Any calls yet?

28:24Cracked down the owner and made a deal.

28:26But when I went to the gallery that evening, he sent me away.

28:29Just like I told you.

28:30That's a great story, Mr. Haroon.

28:32But if Fink sent you away empty-handed, why do you have the painting?

28:36Because I got a call from a man this morning that said he had it for a price.

28:41Who was it?

28:45Wow.

28:46He really captured his soul.

28:48The naughty kids always do.

28:49You were at the gallery the night that Jeremy confronted Fink about the painting.

28:53Listen, there's obviously been some kind of misunderstanding.

28:57Was this a misunderstanding as well?

28:59It's a signed statement from the super at Presswick's building, admitting that he took a $1,000 bribe

29:07from you to allow you into Jeremy's apartment so that you could switch out the paintings.

29:12I'm sorry.

29:13Should have come clean from the start.

29:17Fink wanted the painting.

29:19He told me to buy it from Presswick, but the guy wouldn't sell.

29:22So Fink had me paint a Fink.

29:24And yeah, I brought the super to...

29:31Tori Westchester, wife.

29:32Oh, I was so scared I lost you.

29:35Oh, sweetie.

29:38So it's true.

29:39Just a lie.

29:40And you know what else is a lie?

29:42Your name.

29:45He's suffering from amnesia.

29:46I knew something was wrong.

29:48I knew it.

29:49Jay, are you crying?

29:51I think I am.

29:54Which is why you couldn't afford Presswick calling the cops when he found out the truth.

29:58So you shot him.

30:00And then when he went down, you shot Fink as well.

30:04Think you're gonna pin this murder on me?

30:08No way.

30:09You don't got Jack.

30:12Read carefully.

30:14You bribed the super twice.

30:17And the second time.

30:18It's whatever it takes.

30:20Miss Westchester, how long have the two of you been married?

30:22Two years, this past October.

30:25And you said his name was Joel.

30:26Joel.

30:28It's a beaut, isn't it?

30:30I especially love the fingerprint.

30:32Me too.

30:34Even if I can't remember, it still somehow feels a part of me.

30:37Thanks for coming.

30:43You remember Lucy?

30:46She certainly remembers you.

30:50Well, hey, thanks guys.

30:51You made getting arrested for murder really not so bad.

30:53Okay.

30:54What is it?

30:55What is it, my darling?

30:56I think he's having an asthma check.

30:57You have an inhaler in your pocket.

30:59Get it.

31:00We'll see ya.

31:01I guess if I ever lose my memory again, I'll know where to come.

31:07Thanks.

31:10Thanks again for coming.

31:11Of course.

31:13One of them has 15 years of baggage, marriage, divorce.

31:17The other's on a first date.

31:19How long do you think that'll last?

31:20Hopefully for a long time.

31:22Why, Detective Beckett, I had no idea you were a romantic.

31:25I was asleep with a gun.

31:27Bet you didn't know that either.

31:28How about you, Castle?

31:30How long do you think it'll last?

31:32Well, I guess it's just the writer and me, but I'm hoping for a happy ending.

31:37Oh, well, well, well.

31:38Look who's doing the walk of shame now.

31:41I was with Beckett.

31:43Really?

31:44Uh, wrapping up the case.

31:45Ah, well, you should kiss that.

31:48Can I be?

31:49She's been in and out of mental facilities for more than 10 years.

31:52Every personality disorder in the book.

31:55Sorry about that.

31:56Just the boutonniere I gave him.

31:58Prom night.

31:59He saved it, tucked it into a yearbook, and he sent it over last night.

32:03You add to Shay, Mr. Haroon.

32:04He's on his way down.

32:05He agreed to-

32:06Give him a second chance.

32:10Well, there's a lot of that going around.

32:14He showed up voluntarily?

32:16He wants to stay in control.

32:17This could be our only shot.

32:18Let's make sure that Haroon gets a good look at our friend Jay.

32:20Inadvertent, of course.

32:22If Haroon thinks that he killed Jay, then his-

32:25Time to start making some new memories.

32:28Roy, how did you get so smart?

32:29It must be my dad.

32:31You do.

32:31Good, good dad.

32:35Mr. Haroon, you were a client of Mr. Fink's?

32:37That's correct.

32:39You bought a significant number of work.

32:41And you bought them anyway?

32:52I have many friends-

32:53Of course, Detective.

32:54A smart, liberated American woman.

32:56But my friends' wives, they want a bag.

33:02They don't care who made the bag, as long as it has that signature.

33:11You bought an authentic piece of the book.

33:14So Victor would commission a copy.

33:20Look to your left, just a drop.

33:23Everyone's happy.

33:29No, he would also source originals for those-

33:32Sent you away?

33:33Yes.

33:34He was arguing with a man.

33:35About what?

33:37I have no idea.

33:38I respected his wishes and went for dinner at Nobu.

33:41Do you think you could describe this man?

33:44Please.

33:46Must we continue?

33:50He is standing right there.

33:55Now, if that is all...

33:57Mr. Harun, I'm not quite done yet.

34:00Ah, but I am.

34:03Have a nice day.

34:0655 p.m., 19 minutes before the 911 call.

34:16It does mean he wasn't into something shady.

34:18It could be the reason he was shut.

34:25We wouldn't do that if we don't know who the hell he is.

34:27We've been through this, it's just...

34:31...maybe a picture will emerge.

34:36Nothing distinctive about these...

34:40He's got asthma, he's allergic to cats, he reads...

34:44And he's good at math and he can't draw.

34:46Put it together, he's your average asthmatic math elite with a lot of crap in his pocket.

34:55Maybe his driver's license was sewn into the lining.

34:58No.

35:02Coffee stains, sugar granules, traces of milk.

35:04We know how he takes his coffee.

35:06Animal hairs...

35:07Not cat hairs.

35:11What?

35:12Do you know what this is?

35:13Yeah, it's a grocery bag.

35:14No, it's not just a grocery bag.

35:15It's the bag that's gonna tell us exactly who Jay is.

35:18I don't know what this is.

35:19And, I thought it was too boring.

35:20No, I don't know...

35:21No.

35:22...to the art gallery.

35:23Not to the art gallery, to the street!

35:24Ah!

35:25The bag to clean up after his dog!

35:26How do you know it was his dog?

35:27It's what we call him.

35:28Castle.

35:29bag to clean up after his dog. How do you know it was his dog? That's what we call. Castle.

35:41Frank's gallery. Oh girl. Lucy. Your name is Jeremy Presswick. We checked it against your DMV

35:48photo and it's a positive ID. Jeremy. Do you live at 82 Warren Street in Tribeca? You don't

35:56really have any family. Your parents passed away a few years ago and you don't have any siblings, but

36:01yeah, sorry. Your ex sounded pretty concerned. The details, which would be great for you and for

36:19our investigation.

36:26The next wife that I can't remember. Here you go.

36:41Hello, Jeremy. Hey. Thank you for coming. I appreciate it. Sure.

36:47Yeah. Must be weird coming here to try to help me.

36:59A little. Please take a seat. Because I know he doesn't anymore.

37:03You had a consulting business and channel economics and strategy.

37:20Smart. Like crazy smart.

37:25He sold it last year. Do you know why?

37:28No. I thought it was weird. He loved the business.

37:31Why'd we say you were a jerk?

37:36Wow. I've ranted for hours to girlfriends about that.

37:40I'm guessing I don't come off so well in that rant.

37:45You were a jerk.

37:47I mean, the truth is we probably got married.

37:53I'm certain that it was entirely my fault that our marriage fell apart.

37:56As far as I know, he was dating the youngest, hottest,

38:01and then he was dating the next one.

38:02And do you have any idea what he might have been doing

38:06at the Victor Fink gallery?

38:11Well, I don't think you were mugged.

38:13Do you mind if I poke around?

38:15Open some drawers?

38:16Mi casa que no recuerdo es tu casa.

38:19Hey, look at that.

38:20Rocking the Spanish.

38:21We did junior year in Madrid.

38:24Sounds nice.

38:25Well, here's the rest of your Russian literature collection.

38:29You are a very ambitious reader, Mr. Presswick.

38:35I guess I'm gonna have to start over now.

38:37That's not such a bad thing.

38:39What I wouldn't give to read The Cask of a Montalado for the first time.

38:42Or any Stephen King.

38:44Ah, silver lining.

38:46You get to read all my books for the first time, again.

38:48Anything?

38:52It's pretty sparse.

38:54Like a guy who spent a lot of time alone.

38:57Yeah, I thought you'd have more of a slick...

39:02Taglia, this is a pretty pricey painting.

39:13I believe you still have it.

39:15Why?

39:16Well, part of the divorce settlement was to sell it and split the cash.

39:20It appraised for over 200 grand.

39:22You sent me my half.

39:24It's funny.

39:26There's something about it that's so familiar.

39:29Or maybe I just like it.

39:31Castle?

39:43What's missing?

39:46So means that he was shot at close range.

39:54Like if Jeremy were a...

40:01His abrasions on Fink's wrists are certainly consistent with that.

40:05Well, then why would he have left the gun in his apartment?

40:07Dark Holloway said he was probably in a fugue state.

40:09Like sleepwalking.

40:10He could...

40:11I don't know why you're thanking me, Mr. Prezik.

40:13We just arrested you for murder.

40:24Good luck, Jeremy.

40:32Hey, if you figure it out, would you let me know?

40:36Of course.

40:38I just think it'd be easier, knowing why.

40:41I don't know why.

41:02Guilty of a murder he can't remember.

41:05It just sucks.

41:07I mean, if you're gonna kill someone,

41:09get caught, spend the rest of your life in prison,

41:11at least you have the satisfaction of knowing why you did it.

41:13Hey, you're gonna have a night wave, but...

41:17Jeremy won't even have that, even if we do find motive,

41:21because he won't remember why it meant anything to him.

41:25I'm with you, Castle. It sucks.

41:35Evidence speaks.

41:37Smoking...

41:41Yeah, but the truth is, is that we don't need it.

41:43The D...

41:45...

41:47...

41:49...

41:51...

41:53...

41:55...

41:57...

41:59...

42:01...

42:03...

42:09...

42:10...

42:11...

42:23...

42:25...

42:27...

42:33And to find out that he's a murderer that tore us apart didn't seem to matter.

42:46It was like we first met, you know, I felt that thing.

42:59You mean the painting that the two of you bought on your honeymoon?

43:01Yeah, we didn't buy it because we wanted to. We had to.

43:04We were in there.

43:09And Jeremy picked it up off the easel.

43:14It went crazy. It was still drying.

43:17We laughed for a week about our little love smudge.

43:20And then...

43:23Maybe...

43:31He sold ours. This one's just a copy.

43:35Miss Carnes, are you sure?

43:37Of course I'm sure.

43:39It's a fake.

43:40And we know who dealt in fakes.

43:42That's gotta be Jeremy's connection to Fink.

43:45That's gotta be why Jeremy was at the galley.

43:47It's a wier time.

43:49And to be a while smuddy.

43:50I'm sure you have no idea what this is,

43:51not someone's enough.

43:52You should not go back on the show.

43:53No...

43:54...doualler...

43:55...to cement.

43:56Absolutely.

43:57And, careful with that one.

43:58And it's, you should also place his own house.

44:04Leaving us so soon, Mr..

44:06Actually, yes.

44:12Mind if we take a look?

44:13I'm sorry, I just...

44:15I don't think that you have something to hide.

44:25It's too bad.

44:29License and registration, please.

44:31What?

44:36So, step over here.

44:40Oh.

44:44You have no right to do this.

44:46I don't see any diplomatic plates.

44:49And immunity doesn't extend to a car service.

45:04Tell me what I need to know.

45:06Or I can call the State Department and inform them that...

45:08And the last I checked, the New York tabloid's gonna give a rat's ass about your diplomatic status.

45:16They'll just print your photograph with a headline that says diplomatic douchebag.

45:20Fine.

45:28Because the fake painting is where the real painting used to be.

45:36When he said he had it, I assumed he'd track down the owner and made a deal.

45:43But when I went to the gallery that evening, he sent me away.

45:46Just like I told you.

45:48That's a great story, Mr. Haroun.

45:50But if you don't know what you're doing, you don't know what you're doing.

45:52Of the painting.

45:54Because I got a call from a man this morning that said he had it.

45:57For a price.

45:58Who was it?

45:59It was Fink's new assistant, Darius.

46:02I told you already, I was in class when Mr. Fink was killed.

46:08Nobody remembers seeing you there.

46:10I sat in the back.

46:11The night that Jeremy confronted Fink about the painting.

46:17Listen.

46:18There's obviously been some kind of mis-

46:20A statement from the super at Presswick's building.

46:28Admitting that he took a $1,000 bribe from you to allow you into-

46:32Think one of the painting.

46:42He told me to buy it from Presswick, but the guy-

46:44And, yeah, I-

46:50It was all you, Darius.

47:02Manipulated me.

47:09Now, that is-

47:11Your name.

47:17Darius Langley is your roommate.

47:19Pretty smart.

47:21Using his identity to land a job at the gallery.

47:23Though I guess it'd be pretty tough to get hired with two felony counts of counterfeiting, though, isn't it, Georgia?

47:32Well, one more strike, you go away for a long time.

47:35Which is why you couldn't afford Presswick calling the cops when he found out the truth.

47:39So you shot him.

47:41And then when he went down, you shot Fink as well.

47:45Think you're gonna pin this murder on me?

47:50You don't got Jack.

47:53Run.

47:54Swing and a miss.

47:55Ah, it's a beaut, isn't it?

48:05I especially love the fingerprint.

48:07Me too.

48:08Thanks for coming.

48:09You remember Lucy?

48:10Well, hey, thanks, guys.

48:23So, are you two gonna-

48:25Castle?

48:26It's okay.

48:28The answer is-

48:28Nowhere to come.

48:37Hey.

48:39Thanks.

48:42Thanks again for coming.

48:43Of course.

48:45One of them has 15 years of baggage, marriage, divorce.

48:49The other's not a first-

48:50For a long time.

48:54Why, Detective Beckett?

48:55I had no idea.

48:58Bet you didn't know that, either.

49:01Who are you, Castle?

49:04It's the writer in me, but I'm hoping for a happy ending.

49:09Ooh, well, well, well.

49:13With Beckett.

49:15Really?

49:16Uh, right.

49:19That girl, while you're both young.

49:21Oh, it's from Chad.

49:27Isn't it romantic?

49:31The most romantic thing that anyone has ever done for me.

49:35I've been up all night, so I might be a little slow.

49:37Well, it's the boutonniere I gave him.

49:39Prom night.

49:40He saved-

49:41With a note.

49:45Saying.

49:50Give him a second chance.

49:54Well, there's a lot of that going around here.

50:01Work out.

50:02What if it does?

50:04This is dead.

50:24Boy, how did you get so smart?

50:26I must be my dad.

50:27You do.

50:28Good dad.

50:30Oh.

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