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00:00Stop! L.A.P.D!
00:18No, lady!
00:28Stay down!
00:57Stay safe.
01:00You okay?
01:02Yeah, I'm fine.
01:03Wendellio's gonna need a doctor, though.
01:061480, we need an R.A., my location.
01:10Black, male, conscious, and, uh, breathing.
01:161280, 14, R.A.P.D., your location.
01:21Jesus Christ.
01:23I thought cold cases were gonna be safer.
01:29Yeah, well, I think that may have been some wishful thinking.
01:34I don't know.
01:35I don't know.
01:36Honey, you didn't have to wait.
01:40No.
01:41Just got out of my interview five minutes ago.
01:43Plus, you're my ride.
01:44Ah.
01:45How'd it go?
01:46Prelimbs should show my actions were within policy, but I gotta sit for a psych eval before I head in.
01:53Hmm.
01:54It's worth it knowing we got Wendell dead to rights.
01:55Agreed.
01:56Just, uh, watch your back.
01:57You guys who grilled me asked a lot of questions about you in a digging for dirt kind of way.
02:09Good to know.
02:10Breakfast of jam.
02:11Maybe not, but we took on a whole lot of bad business last night. A little good won't kill me.
02:41I tried to catch my head.
02:44I had a feeling that I could get a knife.
02:48I don't know.
02:50I think I'd really like this one.
02:53I see a couple or two different people now.
02:56I want to wear a dress, a couple times.
02:57I'm not wearing a dress, but I didn't know I'm wearing a dress, but I didn't know I'm wearing a dress, but I'm not wearing a dress.
03:02I don't know.
03:03I fell on my eyes so I'm without a flight.
03:05I saw a dress, and I saw a dress, but I ate a dress.
03:08You know most cops will take the day off after the night you had?
03:31You're still getting to know me.
03:35Oh, you gave us a scare.
04:03Colleen's been mainlining local news since she got in this morning.
04:07I'm a worrywart.
04:09Well, at least Wendell is off the street.
04:11Yeah.
04:12I mean, I wish it didn't take ten years, but yeah.
04:15Our first closed case.
04:33I was gonna make a cake, but I didn't know if anyone was gluten-free.
04:36Gluten-free is not a real thing, Colleen.
04:38Uh, I'm pretty sure it is.
04:40And you know the case isn't actually closed, right?
04:41It's just up to the courts now.
04:43Well, someone's cranky.
04:45Anyway, it doesn't matter.
04:47Here.
04:54Detective, the honors.
04:56I-I cleared the shelves.
04:59Figured we should have a special place.
05:05Martina, where are the boxes I brought from property yesterday?
05:21Uh, they were there.
05:22I-I...
05:23Just taking a peek.
05:24Not much to see, really.
05:28Question, out of all the cases, the thousands of cases to choose from, why this one?
05:32You're welcome to find one to work on your own.
05:34I'm just saying it's got other things that make it simple to close.
05:37No DNA, no prints, no ID, just a body in the mountains with a bullet head.
05:42Cases like that tend to fall through the cracks.
05:44That's why you gotta open them up and give them a fair shake.
05:48Even if there's nothing simple about them.
05:50I'm just asking the hard questions.
05:52Seems like our, uh, resources would be better served as solving crimes against actual citizens of L.A.
05:57Hmm?
05:59This is weird.
06:05What's that?
06:07The other reason I want this case.
06:12This is from a bus station in San Diego.
06:17One of the last places John Doe was seen alive.
06:21That's him.
06:27That baby was never found.
06:29And what did the investigating officer say?
06:32I was ducking my calls.
06:34And I'm anxious to get some context because the book just seems...
06:37off.
06:38Like something's missing.
06:39This way.
06:41Councilman Perlman.
06:43Word in your office, detective.
06:51You've been at it two weeks and already I'm getting heat.
06:54This is about last night.
06:56This is about the officer-involved shooting that's all over the news.
06:59Well, I certainly wasn't looking to get shot at.
07:01But aren't we missing the headline here?
07:03We got a murderer off the street.
07:04The point is we'd like you to make headlines that are less controversial.
07:08To that end, the primary focus of this unit remains the murder of Councilman's sister.
07:13Which we are working.
07:14Really?
07:15Because it looks like a study hall out there.
07:17Pick up the pace.
07:18I am trying.
07:19But big surprise, people don't really like working for free.
07:22All these applicants.
07:24They're weirdos and wannabe podcasters.
07:27With more money, I could bring in the seconds for an officer.
07:30There is no more money.
07:31Well then, I'm stretched thin.
07:33The rest are reserves and volunteers.
07:35I can only ask so much.
07:36You question Brian Richmond yet?
07:38Not yet.
07:39I want something more actionable before I do.
07:41He was the number one suspect in 01.
07:43Ex-boyfriend with a broken heart.
07:45He killed her.
07:46Sounds pretty actionable to me.
07:48Look, I don't want to burn him until we know for sure.
07:53I've asked Leighton Prince for everything we have.
07:55I am re-interviewing every witness.
07:57We just need more time.
07:59More time.
08:00Man, do you know how infuriating it is to hear that?
08:08We have to go.
08:10I heard from friends on the force you weren't much of a team player.
08:20I'm hoping you see this as an opportunity to prove them wrong.
08:34Just so we're absolutely clear, this is your last stop.
08:39If you don't close Sarah's case, all of this goes away.
08:43And you're done.
09:05You're good?
09:09Keep up the good work.
09:14Stop by anytime.
09:16I'll walk you guys out.
09:18He kinda seems like a jerk.
09:19I bet he's an Aries.
09:20And Rolls is friends with him?
09:22Yeah.
09:23They go way back.
09:24High school, I think.
09:25Hmm.
09:26Pearlman put him here to keep an eye on me.
09:27Oh, I knew it.
09:28Classic Aries.
09:29Let me show you something.
09:31Jake made me copies of their home videos.
09:32Oh, gosh.
09:36This one was the last one taken of Sarah.
09:37Two weeks before she died.
09:38Oh, my God.
09:39Oh, my God.
09:40Oh, my God.
09:41Oh, my God.
09:42Oh, my God.
09:43Oh, my God.
09:44Oh, my God.
09:45Oh, my God.
09:46Oh, my God.
09:47I can't believe the DMV actually gave you a license.
09:48I'm serious.
09:49You're like a public safety hazard.
09:50Says the guy with three speeding tickets.
09:51Oh, my God.
09:52I can't believe the DMV actually gave you a license.
09:54I'm serious.
09:55You're like a public safety hazard.
09:56Says the guy with three speeding tickets.
09:57I got you something.
09:58Figured you could keep it in your glove box until you get accepted.
10:02Oh, you just don't want me to follow you to Fullerton.
10:05Oh, my gosh.
10:06This one was the last one taken of Sarah two weeks before she died.
10:09I can't believe the DMV actually gave you a license.
10:12I'm serious.
10:13You're like a public safety hazard.
10:15Says the guy with three speeding tickets.
10:17I got you something.
10:18Figured you could keep it in your glove box until you get accepted.
10:22Aw.
10:24Don't want me to follow you to Fullerton.
10:26Come on, you can't have a Fullerton diploma
10:28hanging on your wall when you're big in politics.
10:31Listen, I do have one piece of real advice.
10:35Don't ever forget.
10:37The break is the one on the left.
10:40You suck.
10:42Watch out, Los Angeles.
10:50Reminds me of my kids.
10:52So sad.
10:53Jake's the one who found her.
10:55You've seen the crime scene photos.
10:58That's how he remembers her, not like this.
11:01This is the reason why he pushes so hard.
11:05He needs answers.
11:08Hey, did you, um, hear back from that I.O. on the John Doe case?
11:10Nothing yet.
11:12I'm tired of waiting for her to get back to me.
11:15Call your name.
11:17Excuse me.
11:28Is Amir Parker working tonight?
11:30I'm taking out there, right?
11:31Gonna break it down, come way to crowd.
11:35Amir Parker, Detective Renee Ballard.
11:40Been trying to track you down all day.
11:42I have some questions for you about a John Doe case you worked in 20-
11:47I'm sorry, not interested.
11:48Yeah, I kind of got that message when you didn't return my calls.
11:52Care to tell me why?
11:54Because LAPD's in my rear view, and I'm not looking back.
11:57Besides, that case wasn't going nowhere.
11:59Is that why your book is so open?
12:01Bitch, I did my job.
12:04There was a baby.
12:06Critical missing you left out there.
12:08I tried.
12:10But no one saw this as a priority.
12:12I do.
12:13I'm reopening it.
12:15You want a cookie?
12:20In your chrono, you listed four trips to that motel.
12:25You left something out.
12:28What makes you say that?
12:30What was it?
12:31Something happened?
12:39You want to know what I left out?
12:42Somebody at the LAPD was covering something up.
12:47Things didn't square up.
12:48We found a John Doe in the foothills,
12:50and I tracked him back to this flop house, this random-
12:53The Sunbeam.
12:54That's the one.
12:55I start talking to this guy, this burnout.
12:59He don't know anything about the John Doe or the baby.
13:01But he tells me about an altercation that
13:03happens the night before.
13:04You didn't put anything about this in your murder book?
13:06He said people were yelling in the parking lot.
13:09He goes out there, and he sees the motel manager getting into it
13:12with some woman.
13:13Black and White shows up, hauls the lady off.
13:15Not unusual in a place like that?
13:16Hey, you see?
13:17When I started.
13:18It's crowded out here.
13:19We got to open up.
13:21I need five minutes.
13:24When I start asking the manager about the altercation,
13:27he gets real uncooperative.
13:29So I head back to the barn, and I start looking up all the 911 calls,
13:32any record of a rollout.
13:34Nothing.
13:35Nothing in the sergeant's loan.
13:37That's what I'm saying.
13:38Someone buried that 911 call in the rollout.
13:41Now, who would want to do that?
13:43That's why it's not in the book.
13:45If you suspected the cops were involved,
13:47why not try to prove it?
13:48Uh-huh.
13:49Because calling the LAPD out on this shit always goes so well.
13:53Besides, I wasn't there much longer after that.
13:55I quit, like a week or two later.
14:00The only thing I regret is leaving them cases behind.
14:02You want another shot at it?
14:05The John Doe case?
14:07Assuming you can keep your suspicions
14:09about the department on the down-low.
14:10There's a reason I'm not a cop anymore, detective.
14:12I'm not asking you to put the uniform back on.
14:15All right, just look at the evidence.
14:18We could really use your take.
14:22I don't know.
14:24OK.
14:31You know, that baby would probably be six years old.
14:37Think about it.
14:43You thinking about bringing her on?
14:45Crossed my mind.
14:47I'd have to reel her in slow.
14:49Oh, we're getting fridge tomorrow.
14:51So does Parker give you any idea why she flamed out of RHD
14:55after six months?
14:56She did not.
14:58Probably drugs.
14:59Right?
15:00Booze?
15:01Let's just wait and see.
15:02She might not even show up.
15:04Detective?
15:05That jewelry store homicide?
15:06I think I have a new approach.
15:07It's 80 degrees in here.
15:08Ugh.
15:09Swear to God, this thing is useless.
15:10I'm setting up eBay alerts for the items that were stolen.
15:12Over 300 pieces, so it'll take a while.
15:14But if anything matches up, I'll get notified.
15:16Didn't that go down in, like, 09?
15:1707?
15:18Why?
15:19And you think the killer's just now trying to unload those goods?
15:20Well, no.
15:21But it could give us something to trace back.
15:23I have a really good feeling about this.
15:24Whoa.
15:25Looks like a library in here.
15:26Parker.
15:27Glad you could make it in.
15:28I call it the Library of Lost Souls.
15:30Samira Parker, meet Colleen Hatteras.
15:31She's one of my volunteers.
15:32I made her last birthday.
15:33She's one of my volunteers.
15:34I made her last birthday.
15:35She's one of my friends.
15:36She's one of my friends.
15:37She's one of my friends.
15:38She's one of my friends.
15:39She's one of my friends.
15:40She's one of my friends.
15:41She's one of my friends.
15:42Samira Parker, meet Colleen Hatteras.
15:44She's one of my volunteers.
15:45I made her last year when she came to RHD
15:47with a theory on a case.
15:48Nobody wanted to listen to her
15:49because she doesn't have a law enforcement background.
15:51Former soccer mom.
15:52Current empty nester.
15:53But her theory got us our guy.
15:56And this is Thomas Lafont.
15:59My first partner after I made detective.
16:01He retired a few years ago,
16:02but I pulled him back in as a reserve.
16:04I remember your name.
16:05I was only in RHD for a few months,
16:07but the guys would not stop talking about your interviews.
16:09Just a few months, huh?
16:11Ted Rawls. Pleasure.
16:14Ted's a local business owner.
16:15Private security.
16:16But I've been reserved for 12 years.
16:19Councilman Pearlman thought Ballard
16:21could use a little help down here.
16:23Okay.
16:24You going in the field today?
16:26Wasn't planning to. Why?
16:27Lot of hardware for a guy riding a desk.
16:29It's like you're about to go to battle.
16:34Parker was the I.O. on the John Doe case we just pulled.
16:37Thought I could use her input.
16:39I'm just looking at evidence.
16:41I'm not here to knock on any doors.
16:43Copy that.
16:44Well, everything we have is here and on the board.
16:47You know, I called this a Santa Muerte case
16:49after that figurine we found in his bedroom at the Sunbeam.
16:52I wondered what that was.
16:54A Santa Muerte is a folk saying out of Mexico.
16:56A lot of immigrants carry them.
16:58They think they offer protection.
17:00Didn't much help here.
17:02Is that how you figured our Dundo was undocumented?
17:04Yeah.
17:05I mean, it wasn't a ton of detail.
17:07The department was focused on other cases.
17:09Makes sense.
17:10The killer's probably already back across the border.
17:15Martina Castro meets Amir Parker.
17:18Martina is our intern with an eye towards law school.
17:21She's trying to get this place organized.
17:23Is that from Leighton Prince?
17:25All they've got on the Sarah Pearlman crime scene.
17:28Now this one I've heard of.
17:30Yeah, Councilman Pearlman's sister is why this unit's up and running in the first place.
17:41This is footage from the scene.
17:47Looks like a time capsule.
17:50They're all like that.
17:52We get to go back and forth, but the families, somehow, they're always stuck back there.
17:5816 strangled the night before a Sadie Hawkins dance.
18:10Oh, what? Is that?
18:11Her retainer, yeah.
18:13She lost it during a struggle.
18:17You got the palm print.
18:18What palm print?
18:19It's from the window that the killer climbed out of.
18:21Trying to track it down for a week.
18:23It's a miracle it still exists.
18:25Yeah.
18:26Looks like it was a waste of time.
18:27It's too smeared to be usable.
18:29Not thinking about the print.
18:30Um, thinking about the tape used to lift it.
18:34There's a chance that it'd grab some DNA the killer left behind.
18:39That's smart.
18:40That's what I said.
18:42Touch DNA's come a long way since the early aughts.
18:462001, you said?
18:48Yeah.
18:49The dusting powder tends to absorb oil, and 24 years later, the sample's gonna be pretty degraded.
18:56But you'll take a look at it?
18:57Sure.
18:58Just don't get your hopes up.
19:00What kind of timeline you thinking?
19:0230 days minimum?
19:03Get used to 60.
19:0460?
19:05This is for the Perlman case.
19:08You know the councilman?
19:09You run the cold case unit?
19:11Yeah.
19:14I'll move it to the front of the line.
19:18Look, I'm sure the councilman will really appreciate it.
19:20I'm not doing it for the councilman.
19:22You're Detective Ballard, right?
19:24I heard about what you did last year.
19:27Thought it was brave.
19:54That's a great, isn't it?
19:55No.
19:56Come on.
19:57Get dressed now.
19:58That's how you're doing.
19:59I'll be around the corner of the drain.
20:01That's how you're doing.
20:02Done the middle of the drain.
20:04It's how you're doing.
20:05No.
20:06I don't want to see how you're doing.
20:07I know it's not the only way of wasting your energy.
20:08Look at all the intelligencats.
20:09I'll be sitting here for now.
20:11It's just about to see how you're doing the groundwork here.
20:13I'm not doing a better job.
20:14It's just about to see how you're doing the groundwork here.
20:15I'm just doing a better job and doing this.
20:16I can't do a good job.
20:17I'm just doing my job.
20:18I can do a great job.
20:19I can't do your job.
20:20Hey, baby girl.
20:28How are you doing?
20:32Come on.
20:41Oh, come on.
20:43Jesus, you two.
20:44I'm going to bust an eardrum in here.
20:45The men has had his workers there again.
20:48Nothing but hammers and hand sawns all day.
20:51Driving me nuts.
20:53Grab me a Phillips head.
20:55Where is it?
20:56I don't know. Look around.
20:57Check the drawers.
20:59It's got a blue handle.
21:03You know, we could just buy a new vacuum.
21:06Oh, why are you laying the beating on my kitchen?
21:10Yeah.
21:12What's wrong with you?
21:14Nothing.
21:18Oh, right. Perfect place for that.
21:22You need to call that lifeguard friend of yours.
21:24What's his name? Aaron?
21:26You're always more relaxed after a night at his place.
21:29It's you, too.
21:30What?
21:31A roll in the hay always did it for me.
21:33Oh, still does.
21:35You know what? Let's not, okay?
21:37Thanks.
21:38Maybe you ought to let him take you to dinner for once.
21:41Get to know him a little.
21:43Lord knows the only people you ever get close to
21:46are those poor dead souls in the cases you work.
21:49Oh, well, that explains why I'm so close to you.
21:51You're halfway in the grave already, Grandma.
21:53Ha!
21:54You know that nothing that was bothering you earlier
22:08did have anything to do with that business last year?
22:11The woman at the lab brought it up.
22:15Do I need to have words with this lab lady?
22:18No.
22:20She meant well.
22:21It's just that any time someone mentions it,
22:26I feel like I'm right back there.
22:32Like I can't get free from it.
22:33She was like, you know what?
22:53She needs to be a little bad.
22:56Come get the bible.
22:57Come get the bible.
22:58Operation.
23:04Operation.
23:06Operation.
23:07Operation.
23:08I got places I wanna be.
23:10I know it starts with me.
23:13I gotta see it.
23:26Can I help you?
23:28Spencer, right?
23:30Remember me?
23:31I worked a murder back in 2020.
23:33Mexican guy, had a baby.
23:36Traced his last known whereabouts back to this charming place.
23:40Tamir Parker.
23:43Robbery homicide?
23:45Ringing any bells?
23:49Yeah.
23:50I could see how we all might blend together.
23:53Record like yours, you've probably seen a lot of cops.
23:56Grand theft, assault.
23:57What do you want?
23:58I'm curious to see if anybody came around looking for him.
24:01You're asking about someone who died, what, five years ago?
24:07No wonder you people got such a stellar rep.
24:10I got nothing.
24:12Now, could you vacate?
24:15Cops ain't good for business.
24:24RHD, how can I help you?
24:25Okay.
24:28Olivas, I think this one's for you.
24:30Line one.
24:34Detective Olivas, Robbery Homicide.
24:36How can I help you?
24:37Um, is Detective Parker there?
24:39Is it Mary Parker?
24:40Yes.
24:41I'm sorry, she doesn't work here anymore.
24:44But I'm happy to help you with whatever...
24:46Hello?
24:48Hello?
24:50That you get the same stuff you did when you were actually on the job?
24:55Yeah, pretty much.
24:56You get to carry a gun, badge, check out equipment, drive a city ride.
25:01Sorry, those perks don't apply to the interns.
25:05Oh, I'm mostly here for the college credit.
25:08Uh-huh.
25:08What kind of law are you interested in?
25:11Maybe corporate law or finance?
25:13And you chose this internship?
25:16Well, I figured at one of those big firms, I probably would have just spent the whole semester
25:19restocking coffee pods.
25:21Hmm.
25:22Morning.
25:23Any news from the lab?
25:25She told you it would be a long shot.
25:27Hmm.
25:28We got a fridge?
25:29Yeah.
25:31Starting to feel like a real unit around here.
25:34Colleen, that's evidence.
25:37Doesn't belong on your desk?
25:38I'm sorry, it's just...
25:39I get some weird energy off of it.
25:43Weird energy?
25:44What does that mean?
25:45You know, like a sense of things.
25:48Thought it'd be good to keep it close by while I work the case.
25:55Can I see you in my office, please?
26:02Close the door.
26:06Please don't tell me you think you're psychic.
26:10I have intuitions.
26:12I know things about people, like an empath.
26:15Is that a problem?
26:17I thought it could be useful if I ever...
26:18Imagine this jewelry store case goes to trial.
26:20If a defense attorney got wind of this, they would eviscerate you on the stand.
26:25You do good work, Colleen.
26:28I just don't want it undermined by anything.
26:31I understand.
26:33I'll just...
26:34I'll keep this to myself.
26:36And I'll put the...
26:37Yep.
26:42Parker.
26:43Good morning.
26:45Yeah, hey.
26:45I'm about to head to that motel.
26:47The Sunbeam?
26:48Anything I should know?
26:51Actually, I just stopped by there.
26:53Oh, really?
26:53And here I thought we weren't knocking on doors.
26:57Yeah.
26:58Uh, listen.
27:01Going back to that place, it just reminded me, um...
27:04This thing dried up, like, five years ago.
27:10What do you think we're gonna get from it now?
27:13Well, I don't know.
27:14Past is always present.
27:16But if no one cares enough to dig, then it just stays buried.
27:21I don't think this is me anymore.
27:24You know, maybe it never was.
27:27What if you're wrong?
27:28You did go to that motel.
27:31So, you do care.
27:34Look, just give me a day of your time.
27:37Maybe two.
27:37One day.
27:53Detective Ballard?
27:55Hey, Darcy.
27:59Longshot paid off.
28:00The lab got DNA off that print tape.
28:02You're kidding.
28:03The killer's DNA's been there this whole time.
28:05I know.
28:06Now we need to find a profile to compare it to.
28:09You still got to lie on the ex-boyfriend?
28:11Brian Richman?
28:12Perlman sure thinks he's our guy.
28:13Good luck getting a warrant for his DNA.
28:16Even back then, they didn't have enough probable cause.
28:18Oh, I'll get it some other way.
28:19Nelson, I was just about to call.
28:36I heard you're running some DNA tests.
28:39Something about a palm print?
28:41Yeah, we found a palm print in the case file.
28:43Does it match Richmond?
28:45Well, it's possible to say right now.
28:47Look, I don't want to hear about this through the grapevine.
28:51I want to hear from you.
28:54Yeah, understood.
28:55We should have something meaningful any minute now.
28:57You'll be the first to know.
28:58Fantastic.
29:03Sorry, baby.
29:04It's not your fault.
29:17Don will be with you in a minute.
29:20Take a look around.
29:22Thanks.
29:28It's your stuff.
29:30Brian, is that your name?
29:33Yeah.
29:35Would you mind giving me a quote on a piece?
29:39Kind of on a roll here, but Don can help you out.
29:42He knows my price.
29:43Give me a minute.
29:44Oh, God.
30:03Shit.
30:09How's the V?
30:10Yo, Brian.
30:11Just for you.
30:11Sorry.
30:24It's Brian.
30:27Yeah, let me check.
30:30I got time Thursday.
30:33Friday.
30:34Sorry, I heard you wrong.
30:38Yeah, Friday.
30:39Yeah.
30:39Hey, I'm double parked.
30:42I'm going to check on my car.
30:48I can spot you cops a mile away.
30:54Police already ruined my life with this.
30:57Leave me alone.
30:59Hey, looking for cold cases.
31:11I asked someone to call you.
31:12Pass?
31:13Afraid not.
31:14Figured I could just stop by.
31:15I've been out here since I was a recruit.
31:17Should have missed that rope climb.
31:19You're a Levis.
31:21R.H.D.
31:21You addressed my academy class about proper evidence collection.
31:25Job can't always be sexy.
31:29Stairs on the left.
31:30Appreciate you.
31:31Oh, hey there.
31:42Uh, Zamira Parker around.
31:44Oh, she just stepped out.
31:45She should be right back.
31:46Thomas Lafon.
31:48Robert, you are missed at R.H.D.
31:51And your game was?
31:53Colleen Hatteras.
31:54I-I'm a volunteer.
31:56Got a lot of admiration for people like you.
31:58Oh.
32:00There she is.
32:03Parker and I were partners for a bit.
32:04You wouldn't believe who they got me rolling with now.
32:07Pietras.
32:08Dude with the floss.
32:10Olivas.
32:12What are you doing here?
32:14A woman called down to R.H.D. earlier.
32:17Asked for Parker.
32:18When I told her she no longer worked there,
32:20a lady hung up on me.
32:21Call came from a motel tied to a case
32:23that we worked on back in the day.
32:25The Sunbeam.
32:26Remember that dump?
32:28Anyway, I asked around.
32:29Heard that Parker was dipping her toe down here with you.
32:32Case is cold, isn't it?
32:33Sadly, yeah.
32:34But if it's something that you might take a look at,
32:37I am more than willing to help out.
32:38You probably have enough on your plate.
32:41Fair point.
32:43Anyway, glad I came down.
32:45Wanted to see your whole operation.
32:47Well, now you've seen it.
32:48Thanks for stopping by.
32:53It's good to see you folks.
32:57LaFont.
33:03Feel free to just call next time.
33:05Ballard, come on.
33:07Anytime we bury the hatchet.
33:09Oh, I plan on burying it.
33:11In your goddamn back.
33:18Always a pleasure.
33:19...
33:34...
33:38...
33:40...
33:40...
33:41...
33:42You're looking pretty good out there.
34:10Passed up some nice sex, though.
34:13Yeah.
34:14I got some things on my mind.
34:18Sometimes it's just nice to sit out there, you know?
34:22I got coffee if you want to talk.
34:25I gotta go meet someone.
34:27Brain check?
34:28Anytime.
34:32I'll call you.
34:34I'll answer.
34:36Come on, baby girl.
34:38Let's go.
34:57Thanks for meeting me.
35:00You know, I remember when you joined up.
35:03It was encouraging to see another woman climb the ranks like you did.
35:08Why are you charming me?
35:11I'm hoping that whatever made you leave could put it behind you.
35:16Because I think you'd be a great addition to my team.
35:19You know, me and my brothers, we was always told to watch out for the cops.
35:28It was always us against them.
35:32So when I went into the academy, everybody thought I was out of my mind.
35:38Lost a lot of friends.
35:40Mama started looking at me funny.
35:42It was...
35:45But I thought I could make it better for all of them.
35:48Did it work out that way?
35:51No, it did not.
35:53Then I meet you, and I think maybe, I don't know, like...
35:56I could finally do some good.
35:59But...
36:00Getting involved with this case again.
36:03Working with the LAPD again.
36:04It just...
36:07It just reminded me why I left it all behind.
36:11Why did you leave?
36:15A lot of hypocrisy.
36:17A lot of assholes.
36:22A lot of victims, too.
36:23Yeah, the assholes are definitely a thing.
36:27How do you think I ended up heading the cold case unit?
36:32I tried to call one of those assholes out.
36:35The apartment sided with him.
36:36And then I got booted.
36:39What better way to keep the troublesome woman quiet
36:42than to silo her in the ass end of the LAPD?
36:48Bottom line is that...
36:50I think they wanted me to quit.
36:53But that's not happening.
36:58This asshole you keep talking about.
37:01Was it Olivas?
37:09You know, I'll tell you something.
37:10It's actually why I pulled the Dondo case.
37:14No better way to stick it to the guy
37:16than to solve the case he couldn't, right?
37:19Why don't you do it with me?
37:24Officially, join the unit.
37:27I know you want to go by that motel after what Olivas said.
37:31Look, I have a stack of resumes on my desk.
37:36A bunch of people who think it'd be neat to solve a crime.
37:41But they're tourists.
37:42But they're tourists.
37:46I want you.
37:49What do you say?
37:50You have to do it with me.
37:52Okay.
37:54Okay.
37:58I'll win and I'm in.
37:59Okay, hell with it, I'm in.
38:29Okay, let's go.
38:50Perron, what happened?
38:54Yulia is dead. Someone killed her.
38:57Yulia?
39:14Oh, my God.
39:21Detective Ballard.
39:22Renee, it's Darcy.
39:24Even though you weren't able to get any DNA off Brian Richmond,
39:26I went ahead and ran that touch DNA from the palm print through CODIS,
39:29and I got a case-to-case head.
39:31No shit.
39:34Sarah Pearlman's killer left DNA behind in another crime scene.
39:37Yep. It's another murder, too.
39:41A woman named Laura Wilson. Back in 08.
39:44Back in 08.
39:45We might have a goddamn serial killer on our hands.
39:47The only murder.
39:48The only killer on our hands.
39:50The only murder in London can be killed by the entire community.
39:52I'm sorry, her hair left in 08.
39:53The only murder.
39:54The only murder on our hands.
39:55The only murder on our hands.
39:56The only murder on our hands.
39:57Wow.
40:17You don't see many books this clean.
40:21Who was the investigator?
40:27You've got to be kidding me.
40:35Harry fucking Bosch.
40:49Here we go.
40:52I do wonder if running cold cases is secondary trauma.
40:57It's a position you were forced into because your brothers in blue turned their backs on you.
41:02Why are we catching a fresh one?
41:03You missed the part where she said Yulia might be tied to the John Doe.
41:07Where'd you get the gun?
41:08Street guys call him Montana.
41:09He's definitely a cop.
41:10It's gonna be near impossible investigating potential corruption.
41:15Everyone is mad at the LAPD.
41:19Stay out!
41:20And I'm the punching bag.
41:21I would kill for the experience you're getting in cold cases.
41:23The killer is out there right now and he could still be active.
41:26He's methodical.
41:27He's not choosing these women randomly.
41:28There's just something we're not seeing.
41:30You assured me that my sister's case...
41:32Your sister is not more or less important than any of my victims.
41:36Homicide has more resources for something this size.
41:39We have 14 victims now.
41:40That's 14 families waiting for answers.
41:43You have 72 hours.
41:44Why the hell is it always two steps back?
41:49This is sick.
41:50That it stops here.
41:51I struggle to stay.
41:52Then why did you?
41:53When you knew what your so-called brothers were capable of.
41:56Because someone has to watch the Watchmen.
42:14My sister's name's family.
42:15I do.
42:16I'm sorry.
42:17Don't you?
42:18Never.
42:19I'm sorry.
42:20I'm sorry.
42:21My sister's name woke up.
42:22I'm sorry.
42:23I'm sorry.
42:24I was 101.
42:25I'm sorry.
42:26When you knew what was happening.
42:27I'm sorry.
42:29I'm sorry.
42:30I was so sorry.
42:31I'm sorry.
42:32I'm sorry.
42:33I'm sorry.
42:34I'm sorry.
42:35I was like a disease.
42:37I have a disease that'sWoah.
42:38I've had one person who was suffering from here,
42:39you know.
42:40I'm sorry.
42:41I'm sorry.
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