Ballard Season 1 Episode 2

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00:00Previously on Ballard

00:02You're detective Ballard, right? I heard about what you did last year

00:08Don't move

00:10LAPD. Who are you? Rene Ballard, RHD. What do you want? I want the files you stole from me. You call them the flower girls

00:16I've been assigned their cases. You think this is still your case, Mosh? It's not. It's mine. They're cutting me out.

00:22Moves flash, dad.

00:24We're retired

00:26LAPD!

00:28You do good work, Rene. You saved a life. Maybe somewhere down the line we'll get to work together again.

00:34Parker was the I.O. on the John Doe case we just pulled.

00:37Remember me? I worked a murder back in 2020. Mexican guy. Had a baby.

00:41This is from a bus station in San Diego. One of the last places John Doe was seen alive. That baby was never found.

00:49What happened?

00:50Yulia is dead. Someone killed her.

00:53Yulia?

00:55The primary focus of this unit remains the murder of Councilman's sister. He was the number one suspect in 01.

01:01He killed her. Sarah Pearlman's killer left DNA behind in another crime scene.

01:05Laura Wilson. Back in 08.

01:07We might have a goddamn serial killer on our hands.

01:09Who was the investigator?

01:10Harry Vosh.

01:11Harry Vosh.

01:12Harry Vosh.

01:13апsummer.

01:19Harry Vosh.

01:20Al900.

01:21Harry Livestye.

01:22Harry Vong, Panza.

01:23Harry Vosh.

01:24Harry Vwh, Panza.

01:25Harry Vosh.

01:26Harry Vonder, questa Lush.

01:27Harry Venditti, pets должны lasso.

01:28Harry Vonder, Wo lubsh.

01:30Harry Vonder, Cha ha.

01:31Harry Venditti, peter.

01:33Harry Vonder, John Doe.

01:34Harry is still there.

01:35Harry Vonder, Harry Vonder, chapter five, Groovy

01:36Vonder, chapter five, tariff Sunday, morning, all of the Brandon De participated.

01:37Harry Vf.

01:38Harry Vonder, tyrett.

01:39How you doing?

01:40Renee Ballard, RHD.

01:41Detective Naylan, Valley Bureau.

01:43This is my scene.

01:45Not sure it's sexy enough for RHD.

01:49Blue suit say it's a robbery gone wrong.

01:51Is that what you're thinking?

01:53Shots were fighting around 10.05.

01:55She walked in on a 211 in progress.

01:57Spooked the robber, got herself shot in the back.

02:00What's your interest here?

02:01There's a slight chance this may relate

02:02to an unsolved case of mine.

02:04How's that?

02:05My Vic stayed here.

02:06That's all?

02:07Pretty much.

02:08It was an execution-style killing.

02:10His body was dumped in the foothills about five years ago.

02:12Plenty of unsavories make their way through this place,

02:15mostly by the hour.

02:16And this here is just another sad result of that.

02:20Nothing exotic like your execution.

02:24Hey, do you mind if I just take a quick peek?

02:26Since I'm already here.

02:27Nice stuff out.

02:36You don't mind if I take a few photos, do you?

02:38Whatever you want.

02:42Is anything actually stolen?

02:44I ought to tell them this mess.

02:46Manager said three people paid cash for last night.

02:50Impromptu shooty gallery is my bet.

02:52Maybe our guy was searching for remnants.

02:54Do you hear the fixed name?

02:55Do you hear the fixed name?

02:56Secretary, no.

02:57I just gotta have something to tell the captain.

03:01Uh...

03:02Yulia Kravitz.

03:04Is that Kravitz with an E?

03:07Yeah.

03:08Do you look in here?

03:14Of course I did.

03:15Why?

03:16Yulia was already in here when your suspect showed up.

03:19How do you figure?

03:20Toilet paper.

03:21You see that decorative fold?

03:22There's no water spots on the mirror.

03:23She had already cleaned the bathroom when your killer shot her.

03:26You've seen enough?

03:27Yeah.

03:28Oh.

03:29Do you mind sharing glow sticks when it comes in?

03:30I just need something to compare to my cold case.

03:31Sure thing.

03:32Top my list.

03:33It's finished.

03:34What we call the crystal?

03:35Yeah.

03:36No.

03:37Oh.

03:38Do you mind sharing glow sticks when it comes in?

03:39I just need something to compare to my cold case.

03:40Sure thing.

03:41Top my list.

03:46Okay.

03:47Thank you very much.

03:50Just do.

04:01How's it going?

04:05Mind if I take a look at the security footage?

04:07You guys not talk?

04:09I already told the other guy.

04:10I know.

04:11I just need to check one more thing.

04:14Be my guest.

04:17Really appreciate your help.

04:19Mm-hmm.

04:31Come on, come on, come on.

04:58Oh, hey.

05:00What are you still doing here?

05:01You know, I came back to give you my card for ballistics.

05:05Time for you to go.

05:07Sure.

05:16That guy's an asshole.

05:18Malin?

05:19He's just marking his territory.

05:21You think she's the woman who called RHD looking for you?

05:24If she was?

05:26What if somebody was trying to shut her up?

05:28We're going to find out.

05:29And the fastest way to do that is to find Yulia's killer and get him to talk.

05:32How?

05:33When Naila's shutting us down.

05:35That's not happening.

05:37We're working this case.

05:38We're just not going to tell him about it.

05:40Hey, I'm still at the motel.

05:54I got the VIX name.

05:55Hit me.

05:56Yulia Kravitz, K-R-A-V-E-T-Z.

05:59Start sourcing info on her, but do it on the down low.

06:02The detective working this case is a little touchy.

06:04Uh, yeah.

06:06I know the type.

06:07Speaking of which...

06:08Harry Bosch.

06:09His captain reassigned the Laura Wilson case after Bosch was put on leave, but looking

06:14at the book, he's the only one who did any meaningful work on it.

06:18We should probably loop him in, right?

06:21Tell him his killer left DNA at our scene?

06:24We should, but just hold off for now, all right?

06:27My plate's already full.

06:30Okay.

06:31Sure.

06:32Talk soon.

06:32They're starting on Yulia.

06:38In the meantime, let's take a look at this.

06:42Yulia's shooter?

06:45I mean, that's my guess.

06:46It's time-stamped right before the murder.

06:48Look at that.

06:48There could be a gun in there.

06:51Naylan says it's a robbery gone wrong, but I don't buy it.

06:54Yulia had cleaned the bathroom already before she was shot.

06:58So she didn't walk in on the shooter.

07:00He walked in on her.

07:02She was targeted.

07:03We don't know that.

07:04I knew something was weird about this place five years ago.

07:06Parker.

07:07One step at a time.

07:14Is that the woman you spoke to?

07:16Claudia.

07:18She clammed up when she figured I was with the police.

07:21Maybe she'll have more to say away from the lights and sirens.

07:26Hey, motel.

07:27What did you do?

07:28But she was looking at the ground.

07:30Hello.

07:32Claudia?

07:33Claudia?

07:33Mm-hmm.

07:34Habla ingles?

07:36No.

07:37Es una detective.

07:38Y necesita hacerte algunas preguntas más.

07:41Bien?

07:42No, no, no sé nada.

07:44Lo siento.

07:45The girls that work at the motel, they don't talk to cops.

07:49They're undocumented?

07:53You can go.

07:54So the girls, they don't talk to the cops.

08:04Do they talk to you?

08:06Some of them.

08:09What about Yulia?

08:10She did.

08:12Sweet girl.

08:14I did her hair.

08:16Wild organ.

08:18It was her color.

08:20She'd been through a lot.

08:22Was she undocumented, too?

08:25She came here from Ukraine, through Poland first, then Mexico.

08:30Paid a coyote to get her over the border.

08:32Any idea who might have wanted to hurt her?

08:38A boyfriend, maybe?

08:40Not sure.

08:43Do you recognize this man?

08:45I've seen him around.

08:51He comes in from time to time, asks for water and change.

08:56So maybe homeless.

09:00We're going to have to work this one outside of typical avenues,

09:03since it's not our case.

09:04Can't exactly run prints or DNA.

09:07Yeah, I know.

09:07Why are we catching a fresh one?

09:09You missed the part where she said Yulia might be tied to the John Doe?

09:12At the moment, this guy's our only suspect.

09:14And if he didn't kill Yulia, he could be a witness.

09:18I'm fine.

09:18How do we catch the schmall?

09:19Well, Ballard and I did a cursory check on encampments around the motel.

09:22But there are plenty more in the neighborhood.

09:24Worth checking nearby shelters, soup kitchens, churches.

09:27And libraries.

09:28Quite a few unhouse folks use the facilities at my branch.

09:31That's a whole lot of ground to cover.

09:34I know.

09:35We should get started.

09:36We don't even know if this is our guy.

09:38And it's 95 degrees out there today.

09:40Bring a hat.

09:44Evidence from the Laura Wilson case.

09:48It's just landed.

09:50Let's get him open.

09:50Get it on the board.

09:51That's what we got.

09:55Right.

09:56September 7th, 2008, 1300 hours.

10:05Arrived at 877, Tamarin, pursuant to the reported homicide.

10:09What a mess.

10:17That's what 17 years with no arrest looks like.

10:22Laura Wilson, age 26.

10:24Black.

10:26Aspiring actress.

10:29Strangled manually.

10:30Defensive wounds to hands and fingernails.

10:32No signs of sexual assault.

10:34Victim was single, lived alone, discovered by her mother after Laura missed church on Sunday.

10:48Last seen by friends Saturday night at Barney's Beanery in West Hollywood.

11:10They were celebrating a commercial Laura shot.

11:12Time of death, early the next morning, September 7th, roughly 0-100.

11:37Ballard.

11:37Martina, track down a charger for that Blackberry.

11:46Parker, Colleen, look for any ties between Brian Bridgman and Laura.

11:50LaFont, pull the DMV records of all of our wits.

11:53And call me if there are any updates on you, Leah.

11:57Going to see Laura Wilson's mom.

11:59On it, boss.

12:02Just Ballard's fine.

12:03Come on, baby.

12:19It's a little early to call it a day, don't you think?

12:23I'm going to conduct an interview.

12:24Family member of a victim.

12:26Which case?

12:27This new Laura Wilson murder or the one you caught this morning?

12:29Because it seems to me your opening case is faster than you're closing them.

12:34I'm sorry that you see it that way.

12:35Look, when you took control of this unit, you assured me that my sister's case was going to be a top-

12:39Laura Wilson was strangled in 2008 by the same person who killed your sister.

12:43So working her case is working Sarah's.

12:46And even if it wasn't, Councilman, your sister is not more or less important than any of my victims, okay?

12:53Their families have been grieving, too.

12:55You said Laura was murdered in 2008?

12:58I mean...

12:59Yeah.

13:02September 7th, 2008.

13:03Why?

13:05Then Brian Richman couldn't have done it.

13:08What do you mean?

13:10He was out of the country in 2008.

13:15Look, I kept tabs on him for years.

13:17He was in Iraq.

13:18October 2007 to May 2009.

13:21Two tours.

13:22He didn't come back to the States once.

13:24We linked the killings through DNA.

13:27And the DNA is wrong.

13:28That's highly unlikely.

13:30I put my faith in you.

13:32And what you're talking about isn't even possible.

13:34It is possible.

13:35If Brian Richman isn't the killer.

13:41God, look.

13:44Look, if what you're saying about his deployment is true, then he didn't kill Laura.

13:48And he didn't kill Sarah either.

13:50I spent 24 years hating that man.

14:08It was infuriating watching him walk free while my sister was in the ground.

14:15My mom died last year.

14:20She was never sure about Brian.

14:23And I think that's what killed her.

14:26The not knowing.

14:28Ate her up inside.

14:32I can't let the same thing happen to my father.

14:37Or to me, frankly.

14:42Then let me get back to work.

14:50Hello?

15:05Brian Richman is off the board.

15:06You're kidding.

15:08No, we got to confirm with the NPRC.

15:10But according to Pearlman, he was serving in Iraq when Laura died.

15:13So it's time to call Bosch in, right?

15:16Get his take on Laura Wilson?

15:17No, no, no, no, no.

15:18I got Pearlman to deal with.

15:20I got Naylan to work around.

15:21I got Rawls.

15:23Last thing I need is another swinging dick.

15:26No offense.

15:27None taken.

15:30It's just, given my last go around with Bosch,

15:32I just don't want to ring that bell yet.

15:40Vivian Wilson?

15:41I'm Renee Ballard.

15:43LAPD.

15:43No one told me about a cold case unit.

15:53We've only been up and running a few weeks.

15:54And when I reopened your daughter's case...

15:56I wasn't informed it was closed.

16:01There's been some movement.

16:03Do you recognize this girl?

16:05Her name is Sarah Pearlman.

16:06I found evidence that suggests that she may have been killed by the same man who killed Laura.

16:17It has been nine years since the LAPD sent someone to talk to me about my daughter.

16:22But now that her death is connected to the murder of a white girl, here comes the cavalry.

16:27Mrs. Wilson, Laura is important to me.

16:30Do you understand the pain of losing your only child?

16:32No, I don't.

16:36And I'm sorry to do this.

16:38I need to ask these questions because the killer is out there right now and he could still be active.

16:48I've never seen this girl.

16:50And Laura never mentioned her.

16:53There's nothing else I can do for you, detective.

16:54There's nothing else I can do for you, detective.

17:24No one offers to help.

17:43No one even looks at me and Wendell gets away.

17:47But he didn't get away, did he?

17:49You arrested him in the back of that dry cleaner's.

17:52What I find interesting is how this dream might relate to another recent event in your life.

18:00Renee, it's common when victims of rape or sexual violence...

18:03I wasn't raped.

18:06Because you fought him off.

18:08But I do wonder if running cold cases is proving to be a secondary trauma.

18:14You're reaching.

18:15Am I?

18:17It's a position you were forced into precisely because your brothers in blue turned their backs on you.

18:24In a way, maybe that betrayal is harder to stomach than what will leave us...

18:29You know what?

18:31Can we just focus on the shooting, please?

18:34That's what I'm mandated to talk to you about, isn't it?

18:36There she is.

18:52Only woman I know who takes her shotgun to the cleaners.

18:55All the strings are on six.

19:03Who have they got you talking to?

19:06Sandoval.

19:07I like her.

19:08Nice rag.

19:10You're an idiot, Pintero.

19:12What?

19:12I'm kidding.

19:14You're always so uptight, Mallard.

19:16Leave it.

19:21Hope the traffic's not too bad.

19:23Long way back to the Amundsen.

19:25Have a good day, Renee.

19:30Come on, Chastain.

19:31Hurry up.

19:52Audition footage of Laura Wilson's toothpaste ad.

19:54I found it in one of the more morbid corners of the internet.

19:58She'd shot a series of spots for the brand, but they shelved the campaign after her murder.

20:05Martina, you got something?

20:07I-I don't know if it's...

20:09There are no bad ideas.

20:10I was looking through Sarah's yearbook.

20:15She was in drama club, so acting something she could have in common with Laura.

20:20Definitely not rare in L.A.

20:22Could be how they cross paths.

20:24Maybe worth a look?

20:25Mm-hmm.

20:25Got an email from NPRC confirming Brian Richmond's alibi, Iraq-08.

20:31All right.

20:32So we're back to square one on the Perlman-Wilson murders.

20:37Anything is worth a look.

20:41Where are we with Rawls' search?

20:43No luck yet.

20:44But I'm itching to get out there myself if you don't need me here.

20:47Yeah, good go.

20:48Make sure he's not just soaking up A.C. somewhere.

20:50Hello.

20:53Hey, Robbie.

20:55The morgue.

20:58No.

20:59No, I appreciate it.

21:00Thanks for getting back to me.

21:03Turns out Nalen was a no-show at Yulia's autopsy.

21:07It's his case.

21:11We need to get that bullet ourselves and take it into ballistics.

21:15There's gonna be hell to pay if you go behind his back.

21:17I'm not going.

21:18You are.

21:20The sooner we know if Yulia's bullet ties back to John Doe, the better.

21:23Okay.

21:27Can I go with him?

21:31You want to go to the morgue?

21:33Definitely.

21:34You know, for some real-world cop experience.

21:40Heard you had a crazy full moon a few nights ago.

21:42Yeah.

21:43Eleven homicides alone.

21:45Made for some good overtime, though.

21:46The bullet we removed from her back.

21:59You clear this with Nalen?

22:00As far as you know.

22:01Hey.

22:02Hey.

22:03Hey.

22:04You okay?

22:05Thanks.

22:06You're welcome.

22:07You're welcome.

22:14Thanks.

22:15You're welcome.

22:27Uh-uh.

22:29You don't want it for that.

22:31It's a tent.

22:33Rules are rules.

22:34Oh.

22:38Sorry about that.

22:54What?

22:54what? This is a blanket from the motel, huh? Don't be all full of yourself now. Hey everybody

23:06know whose tent this is? I just want to talk. We found DNA that tied

23:24Sarah's killer to another murderer. You gonna pin this one on me too? Murder that

23:31happened in 08, when you were deployed. We know it wasn't you, Brian. We know you

23:40didn't kill Sarah.

23:42I need to ask you if you've ever seen this woman, Laura Wilson. Is it possible that Sarah

23:58knew her? Are you kidding me? I'm sorry. I know how much you've been through. I just thought

24:08that maybe this would give you some kind of peace. I was 19 when Sarah was killed. I

24:16was on defense from day one because of you people. How the hell do you think you're gonna give

24:22me peace? Can you just go? Please. Take care of yourself, Brian.

24:39Ralph, what's up? Hey, we got a lead. This homeless woman. I'm sorry. Unhousewoman. She had a blanket

25:01from the motel. She got it from a dude named Frosty and even ID'd him off of your photo. Now the

25:07volunteer at the shelter, she said Frosty's real name is Sean Wright. And if he's not here,

25:11you can find him squatting at some drug dam off of San Fernando. You got an address?

25:15coming in the

25:23dawned, the

25:24ية

25:24advice.

25:25caps!

25:26terms?

25:27Kat?

25:28Tavis!

25:29Hello Tavis! Get your hands out!

25:32Tavis!

25:41L.A.P.D., hands up, hands up!

25:49Sean!

25:50Sean, hands up!

25:52Go, go, go! Out! Everybody out!

25:58Stay behind me, Rawls.

26:00Hands!

26:01Move, move, move, move!

26:03Don't stop. Keep going.

26:10Rawls!

26:11You good?

26:15Sean Wright, hands on your head!

26:17Hands on your head, on your knees, now!

26:20Down, down, down! Now!

26:30Holy shit!

26:31Mother!

26:40Mother!

26:51Oh, my God!

26:52Oh, my God.

27:04She's done with a broken leg.

27:07Shit can never just be easy.

27:16Hi.

27:18Ouch.

27:19What happened to you?

27:20Oh, no, it's fine.

27:21Come on in.

27:22Tutu's not home?

27:24No, she's at a poker tournament in La Jolla.

27:27Hmm.

27:28I'm not sure I feel right being here without a chaperone.

27:30I'm sure Lola will keep an eye on you.

27:41I'd hate to see the other guy.

27:43You know, he actually did more damage to himself than I did to him.

27:47He's currently in the hospital getting a fibula reset.

27:50And, um, coming down from PCP.

27:54Some days the biggest danger I face at work is a sunburn.

28:00Better watch out.

28:01That face is no good to me unless it's got a youthful glow.

28:04I knew you'd had a bad day when you called.

28:11How?

28:13Honestly.

28:14Hmm?

28:15Those are the only days you call.

28:19That's not true.

28:20Sometimes it's just better for me if I can keep you in the dark because then maybe I can join you there.

28:40You know, I'll take care of you.

28:52I'll take care of you.

28:53You know, I can get used to this.

29:22So could I.

29:26Uh, wow, this is embarrassing.

29:29Don't be silly.

29:30I've seen all kinds.

29:31Renee told me that you were, uh...

29:33In La Jolla?

29:34Yeah.

29:34I came home this morning.

29:36Busted out on the first round of the tourney.

29:39That's too bad.

29:40Ren was gone when I got home.

29:42Uh, she said the captain called her in early.

29:45Uh, well, I'll just...

29:46Grab a seat.

29:47I'm making breakfast.

29:48You want some coffee?

29:51Yeah.

29:52Yeah.

29:52September 10th, 2008.

30:041640 hours.

30:06Spoke to witness Adam Lennox, friend of Laura Wilson.

30:10Lennox stated he saw a blue van parked outside Wilson's apartment.

30:13Heller, let's go.

30:20Have a seat.

30:23I believe you know Detective Naylan.

30:25I do, sir.

30:27Good morning.

30:29You're supposed to be working the Perlman case, correct?

30:32It is one of the investigations I'm focused on, yes?

30:35And is that in any way relevant to the Sunbeam murder you hijacked from Detective Naylan?

30:39Sir, I didn't hijack you.

30:41Simple yes, sir.

30:45No, sir.

30:46The Sunbeam case has nothing to do with Sarah Perlman,

30:48but I do believe it's related to another cold case that I'm working,

30:51and I wanted to be a team player.

30:52You said you were RHD.

30:54I am RHD.

30:55Cold cases.

30:56It barely counts.

30:58She stole my ballistic evidence.

30:59She's way out of line.

31:00I couldn't agree more.

31:05But she's run circles around you.

31:06What are you talking about?

31:10She arrested your guy yesterday,

31:12before you even had your first lead.

31:14I was pursuing the arrest-

31:15It's Ballard's case now.

31:16She earned it.

31:22You're dismissed.

31:22I heard you got a little roughed up bagging the guy.

31:41I don't like you getting in these skirmishes.

31:43I had backup.

31:44A reserve officer and a volunteer.

31:46Well, Parker's a former cop,

31:48and she's put in for her full-time reserve, so she's-

31:50the suspect you got down at County.

31:52Case against him's thin.

31:54Short of tying him to a murder weapon you don't have,

31:57you're gonna need him to confess.

32:01Yes, sir.

32:03I stuck my neck out for you, Ballard.

32:06Recommended you for cold cases,

32:07when the chief and others had a different idea.

32:11Yes, sir.

32:12I know.

32:12I'll sew it up.

32:36Good and slide under.

32:38Renee Ballard.

32:45Bearing a gift.

32:47Hey, Freddie.

32:50Ooh.

32:51She's a beauty.

32:52Mm-hmm.

32:54Must be a big ask.

32:56Well, I was hoping you could bump me to the front of the line.

32:59Uh, this is about the bullet Lafont dropped off?

33:02Yeah.

33:02Yulia Kravitz murder.

33:04Cap's really riding me on this one,

33:06so the sooner the better.

33:08There she is.

33:10Hey, do you think you could also check ballistics

33:12against John Doe I'm working?

33:15Freddie, did I mention this pot?

33:17Hand-painted.

33:22You got it.

33:24Case number.

33:25April 23rd, 2011.

33:32Re-interviewed Adam Lennox.

33:33No new info.

33:35February 1st, 2012.

33:37No new info.

33:39June 1st, 2013.

33:41No new info.

33:43No new info.

34:05Ma?

34:07What?

34:07Ma?

34:10Okay, and I will come see him tomorrow.

34:13I promise.

34:13I'm not gonna...

34:14Dr. Geller, please report to the burn unit.

34:16What?

34:18No.

34:19It's nothing.

34:20It's...

34:20It's just some woman

34:22in-in the store.

34:24I don't-I don't know, Mom.

34:28I have-I have to go.

34:30Okay.

34:31I love you, too.

34:33Dr. Bernard, phone line 2.

34:36Dr. Bernard, line 2.

34:37She...

34:38had some feelings about

34:40my time in the LAPD.

34:43And if she gets a whiff

34:44of what I'm doing right now,

34:45she'd have a lot more.

34:47Don't sit on it too long.

34:51How'd it go with Bertram?

34:53Well, he gave me the case, officially.

34:56Great.

34:57Yeah, but poaching Nalen's investigation

34:59puts a target on my back,

35:00so I gotta make something of it.

35:02Okay, well, let's get this guy to confess.

35:04Yeah.

35:12Mr. Wright,

35:15did you know Yulia Kravitz?

35:17I-I-I didn't like her one bit.

35:20Did you shoot her, Mr. Wright?

35:22Uh-uh.

35:23I never met her before.

35:25You didn't like her,

35:26but you never met her.

35:30When we arrested you,

35:31we found $600 in your pocket.

35:33Where'd you get the money?

35:35A man gave it to me.

35:37He paid me.

35:38He paid you for what?

35:40My soul.

35:42Did he tell you anything

35:47about Yulia?

35:49He said she was rotten

35:51and she'd make me rotten too.

35:54Can you describe this man?

35:56I was blinding his eyes.

35:59Did he pay you to kill Yulia?

36:05I thought you said he'd be sober by now?

36:07He's dead sober.

36:08Our records show that he has a history

36:10of severe mental illness.

36:11This is just who he is.

36:16Whoever paid him

36:17knew he was long gone.

36:19They used him as a weapon.

36:23Where'd you put the gun, Sean?

36:24Oh, I planted it.

36:27Like a seed in the earth.

36:28I need you to tell me

36:29where you put the gun, Sean.

36:31And then I planted it

36:33and it grew

36:34into a rose garden.

36:50She started

36:51at the sunbeam

36:52in February, right?

36:53Hey, what's up?

36:57Nothing.

36:59I'm fine.

37:06The morgue.

37:07I cannot stop thinking about it.

37:10All that sadness

37:11in one place.

37:12When I was a boot

37:15at RHD,

37:16my first partner

37:17told me

37:18that our job

37:19was to honor the dead.

37:22I'd try to think

37:23if they could talk

37:25what would they want

37:27from me?

37:28So, Sean Wright

37:35was a bust, huh?

37:36Guy's barely coherent.

37:38Even if he did confess,

37:40he would never

37:40hold up in court.

37:42Do we really need

37:43to find that gun?

37:44Yes, we do.

37:46I sent Rawls and Parker

37:48to search the area

37:49around the drug den,

37:49but I need you

37:50to coordinate with them

37:51to set up

37:51a proper grid search.

37:53Also, he mentioned

37:54burying the gun,

37:56so check all tree-lined streets,

37:58all surrounding parks.

38:00Ballard.

38:03Harry.

38:05Need a word.

38:13I have spent years

38:14building a rapport

38:15with Vivian Wilson.

38:16You blow it up

38:16in one night?

38:17There have been developments.

38:18Bullshit.

38:19You just want to show

38:20the councilman

38:21you're out there

38:21shaking trees.

38:22I'm not shaking trees.

38:23You're trying to connect

38:24Laura's murder to Sarah.

38:25I'm not trying.

38:27They are connected

38:28through DNA.

38:30There was no DNA

38:31at the Pearlman crime scene.

38:32Everyone knows that.

38:33Everyone was wrong.

38:35I lifted touch DNA

38:36from the fingerprint tape.

38:45Smart.

38:47Thanks.

38:51Let me buy you lunch.

38:53Sure.

38:53Should I take it personally?

38:57Take what personally?

38:58Well, if she didn't

38:59call me up to come

39:00and turn your cold case glove.

39:06You would never last.

39:07You're a lone wolf,

39:09Harry Bosch.

39:09Oh, yeah.

39:10Says the detective

39:11who decided not to reach out

39:13and get the background

39:14on the Laura Wilson case.

39:15You know,

39:18I'm just trying

39:19to get my head around

39:19how to run this unit.

39:20It wasn't exactly

39:22in my five-year plan.

39:24But brass didn't

39:24give me much choice.

39:26I really pissed

39:27some people off.

39:28Yeah, I heard about that.

39:29I'm sorry it didn't go your way.

39:31Well, ironically,

39:32I'm now defending

39:33the institution

39:33that shit all over me.

39:34Yeah.

39:35Sounds about right.

39:37You know,

39:37it doesn't even matter

39:38if it's a family member

39:39or a former suspect.

39:40Everyone is so mad

39:42at the LAPD.

39:43And I'm the punching bag.

39:44Yeah, I don't envy you.

39:47Finding a killer

39:48is like

39:49finding a needle

39:51in a haystack,

39:52except with a cold case.

39:54Haystack's been blown

39:55all over the field.

39:57Too bad I'm not good

39:58at anything else.

39:59Amen, sister.

40:00But

40:01I think the worst way

40:02is to

40:03live out your career.

40:05Working with the team

40:06you handpicked

40:07out at the Amundsen

40:08away from all

40:09the prying eyes.

40:14I miss homicide.

40:16I understand.

40:18Somehow I think

40:19if I prove myself

40:21in cold cases

40:22that maybe

40:22things can go back

40:23to the way they were.

40:27The way things were

40:28might not exist anymore.

40:29Let's look at the

40:36Laura Wilson book.

40:39You know,

40:39most departments

40:40would have blue suitors

40:41on a grid search like this.

40:43Most departments

40:43don't let civilians

40:44solve murders.

40:45I'm not a civilian.

40:47Reserves can do anything

40:47sworn officers can.

40:49Mm-hmm.

40:50Look, I got no problem

40:52being out here

40:52all this time.

40:53I want to solve

40:54you's murder

40:54just as bad as you do.

40:56Yeah, I doubt that.

40:57But if Frosty's gun

40:58is like the linchpin

41:00here, we need more bodies.

41:02We need uniformed officers,

41:04cadets even.

41:07What?

41:07What are you looking at?

41:09Frosty said that

41:10he planted a gun

41:11and it grew a rose guard.

41:18Oh.

41:23Sorry, I got nothing

41:23to add to that.

41:24It's a frustrating case.

41:26Yeah.

41:26No major breaks.

41:27That's how the book reads.

41:29Any hunches?

41:30Harmon Harris.

41:32Didn't have a motive for him,

41:34but I didn't like his alibi.

41:36What do you mean

41:37you didn't like it?

41:37Well, he and this other guy,

41:39Adam Lennox,

41:40they said that they'd been

41:41out together that night.

41:42Their stories were identical.

41:45Just tell you

41:45they were rehearsed.

41:46Yeah.

41:47Ironically, this guy, Lennox,

41:49was a student

41:50in Harris' acting class.

41:53Sarah Perlman

41:54was interested in acting.

41:56Maybe Harmon Harris

41:57coached her, too.

41:58Good lead as any.

42:03You ready to give up yet?

42:04Guy was coming down hard.

42:07Roasting's probably nonsense.

42:09Do you ever shut up?

42:10Hey.

42:10So, this Adam Lennox guy,

42:18he was the one outside

42:19of Laura's apartment.

42:20He saw the blue van?

42:20Yeah, a few nights before,

42:22and I couldn't figure out

42:23if it was part of this

42:24whole story that they'd

42:25cooked up, you know,

42:26false lead,

42:27take the heat off of Harris.

42:28Lennox said it was a blue van.

42:30The license plate started with...

42:32a four.

42:33Yeah.

42:34Checked it out.

42:35Over 3,000 vans

42:37that fit that description

42:38that were on the road

42:38at that time.

42:39Yeah.

42:40Needle in a haystack.

42:42Yeah, Parker.

42:44You found a gun.

42:45You did?

42:47Six-shooter.

42:48Next to a mural

42:49with a bunch of roses,

42:50if you can believe it.

42:51All right, let's get it to FAU

42:52and, uh, see if the bullet

42:53matches the one

42:54that killed Yulia.

42:55I'll see you there.

42:56Okay.

42:57Laura Wilson.

42:58No, it's a different case,

43:00but I gotta go.

43:01You need me?

43:02Just whistle real loud.

43:03Thanks, Harry.

43:06Survey says

43:07the bullet from Yulia Kravitz's body

43:10was indeed fired

43:10by the six-shooter you found.

43:12Given Sean Wright's prints

43:14are on that gun...

43:15We got Frosty dead to Wright.

43:17Any hits in the system?

43:18No, nothing.

43:20Not even on my John Doe?

43:21I looked that one up specifically.

43:23Turns out that bullet from that case

43:25was never even analyzed.

43:28You sure?

43:29Could have gotten lost

43:30in the shuffle of property.

43:32Happens.

43:33Shame.

43:35No wonder that case went cold.

43:41I called in that bullet

43:43to be analyzed.

43:44Perfect.

43:44You're sure?

43:45I know I did.

43:47It was right before

43:47I left the force.

43:48Otherwise,

43:48I would have followed up

43:49on it myself.

43:51I'm telling you,

43:52someone in the LAPD

43:53let John Doe's murder go cold.

43:58If you're right,

43:59and I'm not saying you are.

44:02We are head-freezing

44:03dark fucking waters.

44:14Hey.

44:17The all is bueno.

44:18Case closed.

44:19She arrested the shooter.

44:22You know he's a dead-end.

44:23Can't even string

44:23a sentence together.

44:25This won't come back on us.

44:30Sure.

44:31I could have a little fun with that.

44:34Sure.

44:36She won't know what hit her.

44:37It's like the first time.

44:52I was told by the last time.

44:54It was probably like,

44:54a lot of times,

44:55I got the기반 to be on the ground.

44:56I got it.

44:56It's like when I got to be on day.

44:58I got this one other day.

44:58I got it.

45:00I got this one other day.

45:01I got it.

45:02It was like,

45:02I got this one.

45:03It was like a fight.

45:04I got this one.

45:04It was like a fight.

45:05It was like a fight.

45:07Oh!

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