had to change it out. oh, no. the air smells fine. mm. it's funny, i'm supposed to be helping with repairs around the building, but so far, most of the broken-down stuff is in here. i got your text. you said you want to talk about something? uh, yeah. a job. i told you that i was gonna take a break from interviewing. well, you would not need to interview for this job. it would be with me. o what i do. (chuckles) you want to teach me... to be a private eye? i think you'd be great at it-- you're smart, you know how to read people. you were a great help when we were looking for the bensonhurst bomber. we would not have been able to find him without you. i was a help because i'm an ex-con. that don't mean i'm good at detecting stuff. i knew a guy who knew a guy. you would be surprised how important those connections are in our line of work. it took me years to find my own.

ck and i have experience with teaching. you'd be paid a stipend, which is more than you make at the gym. but the work is hard. you'd have to be available 24/7. and you'd have to study harder than you've ever studied in your life. but in the end, i think it would be worth it. you'd be your own boss. and it's work that your daughter could be proud of. no. no. look, i appreciate all that you're doing. you know i do. 't mean i'm always gonna agree with you. i don't expect you to. i know, it just feels that way sometimes. thank you for the offer. of course. all right, listen, you have a good night, okay? (door opens) (door closes) what are you doing?

i mean with the glasses. oh, i-i forgot i had those on. they're, uh, they're just helping me get into character. (computer beeps) oh, my god, you have your own trueromantix account? no, wade applewhite has his own trueromantix account. he's one of my aliases. florida-born, moved to the city in '07, systems analyst with big dreams, enjoys wind surfing. i thought i would take a page out of damien novak's book and try a little catfishing of my own. what do you mean? i've been romancing a secretary who works at the investment firm which backed yvette ingram's lawsuit. we've been chatting for almost an hour. i think she's a hair's breadth from sending me a list of the individuals who profited. wow, that's pretty low. well, it is and it isn't. i mean, i chose her based on certain beliefs she's espoused on social media. for example, she started her own chapter of the ayn rand appreciation society because the new york chapter was too charitable, so, you know, when wade fails to meet her for line dancing tomorrow night, i'm not going to lose much sleep.

and? you're right... not a detective. not for everyone, watson. in fact... (computer pings) oh. the biscuit is in the basket. sorry. that's just something that wade would say. his would-be girlfriend has sent a list of investors. tell me you don't have to catfish any of them tonight. i don't think any additional subterfuge will be necessary. one of these names is quite familiar. you met him the other day. ed my client not to answer any questions. bell: that's okay, he can just listen. we know you lied to us the other day, mr. lerner. when we said there was evidence that suggested your brother-in-law was a sex predator, you couldn't get on board fast enough. but the truth is he was hunting men like that. and you knew it. you said you talked to damien after your sister thought he was having an affair. we're guessing he told you the truth about what he was doing. holmes: the timing was quite fortuitous.

being brought by a woman named yvette ingram. and those depositions were not going as you'd hoped. so you created a phony trueromantix profile for yvette's former boss, jack mcgill, and struck up a conversation with one of damien's alter egos. not long after, damien assaulted mcgill, and posted a video that branded him a sex predator. a big cash settlement for yvette went from being a long shot to a sure thing. you made your money back times ten. damien was a loose end, however, so you tied him up. garrett: wait. what do y-- what do you mean? garrett. no, no, uh... are-are you saying i killed him? the other day, you let your sister think that her freshly-murdered husband was a habitual seducer of teenagers, so it's not hard for us to see you make the leap to murder. have you said anything to stephanie about this? garrett, i thought we agreed... no, no, no, no. they think i killed damien. do you know what that would do to my sister? we haven't talked to stephanie. yet. okay, yes.

but i did not kill him. mr. lerner, after everything that's happened, why should we believe a word you say? because... i needed him alive. explain that to us. when i communicated with him as jack mcgill, i did it from a library near my house. if he ever caught on to me, i didn't want him to trace it back to my home computer. the night that he was killed, i was at the library again. i had invested in another sexual harassment case. i figured i could use damien again to get it to go the way i wanted. in the name of the new defendant, to get damien to go after him. there's cameras at the library. go see. i'm-i'm telling the truth. am i a despicable person? yes. did i trick damien? yes. but i'm telling you, i never would have hurt him.

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more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. watson: how'd it go at the library? yes, well, it turns out i took out their copy

otage until i settled up. $463 later, marcus and i were able to confirm garrett lerner's alibi. he did not kill his brother-in-law. watson: i had a feeling it was going that way, so i dug back into the men that damien novak shamed. and? well, you and i both don't like jack mcgill for the murder, so i put him to the side. jerome chun is still in a coma, and reuben welker is still in prison. so that just leaves ignacio gomez and shane fitzhugh. both of whom fled the country. yeah. watson? excuse me? you've been crying sometime in the last hour. okay, first of all, i did not cry, i teared up, and second of all, it wasn't because we weren't able to pin one of these guys to the murder. it was because of these. oh, these are the statements from the women hurt by fitzhugh and gomez. oh, the toughest one to read

he was her j.v. field hockey coach. over the course of a year, he abused her over a hundred times. she was 14. 20 when she wrote this. yeah, it took her that long to come forward. when she was a kid, he convinced her that no one was gonna believe her and it was all her fault. when she went to college, she knew better. hmm. told you it was tough to read. ms. swain writes that for years she's required a daily cocktail of anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medication. who knows how long she's gonna have to take those for? is there a problem? well, the problem is, i don't just know who killed damien novak, watson. but i liked her. miss parsons, please have a seat. if you need more data from trueromantix, i can't help you. i gave my notice two days ago. no, that's not why we asked you here. so the other day, i, uh, misunderstood

because you didn't like him, but in truth, you wanted to know how much the police knew about damien novak's murder. i'm sorry. um... damien novak? the man you shot the other night. we know your real name is nadia swain. we also know that in 2009 you were victimized by a man named shane fitzhugh. last year, you worked up the courage to tell the new jersey police about it. holmes: you gave them a very detailed statement, and in that you explained how you needed a, uh, certain regimen sertraline, 150 milligrams, once a day. aripiprazole, five milligrams, twice a day. clonazepam, one-half milligram, once a day. now, when i approached your desk the other day, i saw that very same combination of medications in your pill organizer. you own a white toyota camry, right? so? we have video of a white camry tearing out of the parking lot where damien novak was shot. a lot of people own white camrys. how many of them also own a nine millimeter handgun? we know you registered one after you turned 21.

at first we... we didn't get it. why kill novak? i mean, he shamed sex predators, including the one that hurt you. but then we reached out to jersey city pd. all of a sudden, everything made sense. after you came forward, they started an investigation into mr. fitzhugh. they took what you said very seriously. but after so much time had passed, there wasn't any evidence. bell: it took them a few months, but they managed to identify a second girl he'd hurt... then a third. on the verge of making an arrest, and then mr. novak muscles his way into the equation. he shames your tormentor. he does such a good job, the man has to leave the country. so, all of a sudden, your quest for justice... over. you got angry, you wanted revenge, but the man who cost you a shot at fitzhugh was anonymous. all anyone knew about him was that he set traps at trueromantix. holmes: so you dropped out of college.

their files, and then all of a sudden, this hunter, he becomes the hunted. bell: it took you some time, but you managed to identify novak's newest phony accounts. you monitored them, and when you saw he was going to meet winston utz at a motel a few nights ago, you acted. i wanted him to understand what he'd done. i wanted to shame him. i was gonna make a video of my own. him on his knees apologizing. he was on his way to that man's room when i came up behind him and put the gun to his back. (crying) made him tie his own hands. but then, when he turned around, when he saw me... ...he wasn't afraid anymore. he said he was sorry that i was upset...

it's like when he looked at me, he saw what shane saw. a victim. (crying) i didn't mean to kill him. (footsteps) watson: what are you doing? i'm chatting with a policeman in the province of bali. well, you don't have your glasses on, so i'm guessing you're not wade applewhite right now. i am not. bali. isn't that where shane fitzhugh fled to? indonesia has no extradition treaty with the united states. in my early days as a detective, i lost many suspects to such countries. didn't sit well, so i began to develop friendships with those countries' various branches of law enforcement. okay.

ning. did he hurt someone there? gonna find ten kilograms of uncut cocaine in his home. your friend is gonna plant it. drug laws in that part of the world... quite severe. he'll be spending the rest of his life in an indonesian prison. i typically don't like such measures, but there's ample evidence that fitzhugh's a threat to young women wherever he resides. if you feel i'm acting rashly... i didn't say anything. (indistinct voices in distance) bang!

le officer. why are you here? heard about your new friend, ms. watson. i understand you two been spending a lot of time together. what do you care? (laughing) you are aware that she works for the police, aren't you? you and me, shinwell, we got big plans. be a shame if you die before we see them through. (door opens) oor closes) cbs2 news ten at ten:the final campaign stops and efforts of the candidates for the next two days. a inside peek [ bells jingling ] whoa. the holidays are coming. [ barks ] you're right. we need to get ready for the big show. what's up dudes? lots to do. hey iron man can you run up for the lights?

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tonight on cbs 2 news ten at ten -- -- now, the tonight, backing th were to happen to us we want our families to be taken care of. >> why they are making the journey to des moines plus the count down is on for the race for the white house. where candidates are campaigning in the final hours before election day. we take you on a tour of the new u of i hospital.

one of kind. this is cbs 2 news. we begin in the weather center. looking towards the week ahead. >> and so far we are off to a really good start here with nice clear skies throughout tonight. i think we will have another fine day tomorrow before a few changes move into the forecast. there is the radar. it is high and dry once again one of the things we will watch for are cool, calm and collected conditions. overall temperatures should be back in the mid 60s. then election day a front comes through. that will pick up the winds and drop the temperatures. your morning commute tomorrow looks to be pretty good. temperatures in the low 40s with mostly clear skies and light southeast winds. then by afternoon the sunshine should warm our temperatures back up to about 65 degrees. so we will enjoy another unusually mild day.

for tuesday. we will talk more about that coming up. there are less than 36 hours until polls open on election day. presidential candidates, their vp picks are owl making their rounds. tomorrow donald trump and hillary clinton are expected to make separate stops in michigan, north carolina and pennsylvania. on tuesday the two candidates will hold their election night parties in manhattan less than two miles from each other. new details on the newly discovered e-mails the fbi i looking into. fbi director james comey sent a letter today to congress saying the agency has reviewed the e-mails and the fbi is still saying clinton should not face charges. the new e-mails were found on a computer belonging the anthony. former iowa governor and current u.s. secretary of agriculture was in cedar rapids today talking to voters about why hillary clinton has the

president. >> this fbi stuff doesn't change any of that. it's reaffirms what we already knew which is that there is no evidence or indication of wrong doing on hillary's part. >> secretary bill was talking to volunteers who spent the day door knock -- knocking for clinton and democrats all the way down the ticket. right now clinton ima mad dash to get out the vote. nick explains why michigan might be slipping away from democrats for the first time in 28 years. >> i believe that every single one of us in this room today has paid more than in federal income taxes than donald trump has. >> hillary clinton is ending the week before they election in michigan where the race is

door and have one on one conversations. >> that is the message clinton is taking to detroit as she tries to run up the african-american vote. it is a voting block donald trump is also trying to court. clinton's detroit visit on friday kicks off for campaigns get out to vote efforts. her visit is also designed to stop last week every public poll showed clinton with a comfortable lead in michigan. but a new detroit free press poll shows clinton hanging on a narrow 4-point lead. other polls indicate an even closer race than michigan. >> we are really going to win michigan. you see it in the polls. people want their country back. people want america back. we have so many problems. >> eric trump and his two

father across the state. the words of mike pence, the race is on in michigan and the clinton campaign knows it. back to you. >> before you head to the polls on election day be sure to join us for a final look at the campaign on election eve. don't miss iowa in focus vote 2016 election special. you can watch it tomorrow night at 10:30 on our sister right now we are heading to the breaking news desk to kevin berry for some breaking news. >> [music playing] in peach county georgia tonight that is where one sheriff's deputy has already died. another is in critical condition after they were both opened fire on when they were responding to a what appeared to be a dispute between neighbors. someone on a 4 wheeler and a motorcycle ended up calling the police saying that they were approached by a third person who came up with a gun. when the sheriff's deputies got

that person who those first two people say had the gun. as soon as they got out of their cars and started to walk towards the house that is when that person opened fire. the deceased sheriff's deputy is in man right here. this is a picture from when he was doing volunteer work packaging up aid to go to louisiana flood victims. that is patrick, 41 years old. he has already passed a way tonight. the other sheriff's deputy is in critical condition. the suspect has been he was also shot and injured in the shootout. he is in the hospital tonight. officials on the scene say that it is a very large crime scene because apparently elrod was walking around while he was shooting at police. we are tracking this story tonight. back to you. friends, family and community members are now celebrating the lives of two des moines area police officers that

those officers is behind bars and faces first-degree murder charges. services for des moines police sergent and urban dale police officer justin martin began today. as the state prepares to mourn the two ambushed officers, they are now preparing to show their support. cbs 2 news reporter is live in marion to tell what you say makes their journey so important. >> yeah, law enforcement agencies from across the corridor will join oth on monday to honor the men killed in the line of duty. officers from cedar rapids, marion and iowa city are among those making the journey. departments will be showing their support monday for des moines police sergent anthony in west des moines and on tuesday they will be in rockwell city for the funeral of urbandale officer justin martin. officer down which tracks law enforcement deaths they join 49

violence in 2016. that is up 59% from the year before. marion police sergent says ten to 15 officers from their department will be attending the funerals. he says the out pour of course support would be the same for any iowa officer because they all understand the dangers faced everyday. >> we have to answer every call for service. we don't get a choice whether we go on it or not. we have to respond. we know that is our job. when we respond, we know we are taking that risk. when we go to the funerals to show our support for those families, and for the agencies there, we know that if something were to happen to us, we want our families to be taken care of. our fellow officers to be taken care of also. >> he said taufrss -- the officers never had a chance to defend themselves.

be at lutheran church of hope in west des moines. that starts at 11:00 tomorrow morning. services for yus tin martin will be his hometown of rockwell city. visitation is tomorrow evening from 4:00 to 8:00 at south calhoun middle school. 1140 was his badge number. they are now number. many people have been asking how you can help. the des moines police officers union has set up a website to take donations for the families of the officers killed. you can make contributions to page. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come, come,a tour of the new university of iowa children's hospital.why this new building is truly -- one of a kind.