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after that, you lost your job, your house, your wife filed for divorce. i think you blamed ian for that, so you decided to come back and finish him off. i never meant to hurt ian. i tried to smash his robot, only he stepped in to protect the damn thing. well, destruction of property is still a felony. you'd want to destroy robots, too, if you realized what the government was doing with them. they're weaponizing this stuff. turning them into autonomous robot killers. hold... hold on a second here. i-ian didn't even make weapons. i mean, the guy made robots that helped autistic kids. so he said. guys like ian always claim that they're trying to save the world, but the only thing they care about is selling out to the highest bidder. do you know how many "amazing scientific discoveries" were turned into weapons of mass destruction? einstein's relativity became the atom bomb, an amazing new garden herbicide turned into agent orange... mr. coburn, where were you last friday night? in my rv, writing a very important post about why people should

before it's too late! don't worry. i'm gonna take action, all right. by holding you right here. ♪ ♪ dr. brennan... no, daisy. i still have not heard from the national forensic lab. i will inform you the minute i do. have you found any evidence of dislocation? both the wrists and elbows show a remarkable number of hairline fractures. that is not surprising, as shoulder dislocation is a common feature of bodies that have been dragged for any distance. true, but based on the tearing wounds to the synovial membranes, it looks more like someone tried to rip his arms from his sockets. no human is capable of inflicting this amount of damage. hodgins: oh, yeah? how about a robot? so the swab results to the blunt force trauma to ian's skull showed an amalgam of magnesium alloy and plastic resin.

the same material that ami is made from. okay, i can't believe i'm saying this, but we need to look at that robot. booth: all my years on the job, and now i have to question this bucket of bolts. brennan: think of it as a learning opportunity. oh, come on, bones. are you kidding me? there's no way that a robot could have motive. i mean, this is just insane. i'm pretty sure she didn't get into the car and drive ian's body into the woods. no, but it is possible ami was used as the murder weapon, in which case she may have valuable evidence. we know ami is far more intelligent than the majority of suspects you've interrogated. well, i can't argue that. my proprietary algorithm allows me to recognize millions of objects, gestures, and voice commands. see, booth? ami is no different than us. that is not accurate, dr. brennan. unlike you, my memory will never degrade with age. okay, let's just stop the chitchat here, shall we? let's just get with the program and get this over with. so... did you, ami, attack ian goldberg? no, i did not. you didn't hit him in the head? even by accident? no. never.

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...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. hurry offer ends january 21st. only from fios. oh. dad. what are you doing here? my party doesn't start for another seven hours. well, i had to run some errands, and i thought, why not swing by and have some one-on-one time with my favorite daughter. it's nice to see you. but i-i am in the middle of a case. oh, i-i don't want to interrupt you. i-i just, uh... wanted to spend some time with you. is everything okay? sure. absolutely. okay. i ran into hodgins on my way in, and he said that angela had won some big-time award. yes. the macarthur genius grant. we're all very proud. well, you know it's normal to... be a little jealous. perhaps, but i don't have time for such petty emotions,

between my work and planning my surprise party. speaking of which, will there be dancing at this, uh, top secret shindig of yours? my lips are sealed. oh, come on. i'm your dad, tempe. c-can't you give me a hint? (chuckles) nepotism will get you nowhere. since when do you care about dancing? well, since i started taking salsa lessons two weeks ago. you're learning to salsa? (chuckles) you have to live life to the fullest. none of us live forever, you know? true. i could show you some moves. (chuckling): i'm working, dad. okay, well, then i'll just, uh, practice for myself over here. just don't distract me. (chuckles) any luck finding out who deleted ami's memory? well, i located the function used to delete the files. now i just have to look at the code signatures of everyone who works there to figure out who wrote it.

i didn't realize that coders signed their work. well, they don't. each coder writes using a different style. you see those hashtag marks in white? they're not part of the program. they're comments from the coder about how each section works. see, when alan comments, he starts at the beginning of the line, whereas kate comments at the end and in all caps. so quirks like these are what you're calling a signature. right. now all i have to do is compare all the coders' signatures to the code used to delete ami's data and see which one's a match. and... none of them are lining up. huh. okay, there's one more that i can try. oh, my god. ian was the one who deleted ami's memory. daisy: dr. brennan, something's puzzling me about this injury on the proximal end of the tibia. it appears to be a postmortem tubercle fracture. let me take a look.

you are correct. but tubercle fractures are not caused by objects striking the bone. they are created by forceful impact upon landing. maybe the body was thrown into the trunk of a car when it was being transported. well, if that were the case, we would have found corresponding injuries. you're right. that was stupid of me. no wonder the nfl hasn't called. don't be so hard on yourself, daisy. so far, your work here has been perfectly adequate. adequate? yes. had i been grading you, i would have given you a solid "b." but i'm capable of a-plus work. you've seen it. yes. but if you want to assume the position of lead forensic anthropologist, you need to do a-plus work at every moment of the day. a-plus work. think, daisy, think. how would a guy get a jumping fracture when he's already dead? i've got it!

maybe the body was hoisted up into something. that makes sense, for the tubercle fracture as well as the shoulder dislocation. a-plus work. thank you. now we just have to figure out what kind of sicko would hang someone after he's already dead. dr. hodgins? (whirring) wow. or should i say peter pan? looks like you made major progress on your map. yeah, i wish. every time i think i've figured out this pattern, i end up going around in circles. literally. well, the killer certainly didn't make it easy for us. yeah, really. you mind grabbing that there for me, tinker bell? what? it's the swab results from the shoulder tissue you gave me. huh. this should narrow down where ian's body was hoisted. the tissue was covered in gray catbird dander and sycamore sap. oh. wow, you made that catbird nest really fast.

hmm? that's not a nest. oh, man. give me that. okay, ian's body was dumped in an oak tree grove right here. so how did it end up covered in sycamore sap if the only sycamore trees are nearly a mile away? that's strange. if i'm ever gonna figure this out... i need to go back to those woods. so i was finally able to download ami's neural network and it looks like this audio file is the last thing ami recorded before her memory was wiped clean. ian: i look forward to meeting you, too. no, let's keep it between us for now. 4:00. 3300 industrial drive, east roanoke. well, that's... definitely ian's voice. she must have recorded him talking on the phone. and that address links to a company called patriot industries. and it's located about a half mile from where ian's body was found.

look, ian goldberg doesn't go off the grid to a place like this without reason. aubrey: who knows what he might have been doing here. a company like patriot industries has its hand in all sorts of shady stuff. yeah, well, i mean, dealing weapons-- that's how they make the big bucks. oh, so you think that matthew coburn was right? i mean, if ian was selling his a.i. to a weapons manufacturer, it'd makes sense that he'd go behind kate's back. aubrey, hold up. take a look at this. wow, okay. not what i was expecting. that's a good way of saying it. or putting it, not that i would put... you know... hey, perverts. want to keep your greasy mitts off my dolls? ♪♪ ♪♪

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look, i didn't do nothing wrong. manufacturing sex dolls is not a crime. mr. esposito, we don't have any problems with your business. well, that's not entirely true, but it's... we're here because you met with ian goldberg last friday. what are you trying to say? a guy like me can't hang out with a smart guy like that? ian was murdered. this warehouse is the last known place he went. ian's dead? i took a look at your old military records. well, it turns out that you were dishonorably discharged for... what'd they call it? "excessive use of force."

so, i had anger issues back then. it's ancient history. i think that ian had the a.i. you wanted for your sex dolls, but he wouldn't give it to you, so you decided to convince him using force, you wound up beating him to death. now, why the hell would i do that? ian and i were going into business together. we were about to make millions. what, selling, uh, robotic sex dolls? sex bots are the future, my friend. right now, i'm selling dolls that look and feel just like real women for six grand a pop. now, can you imagine how much ian and i would've raked in selling dolls that talk like real women, too? i mean, not real women, but the way you wish women would talk? but the deal never gets made and ian ends up dead. he was alive when he left our meeting. said he had to talk it over with his business partner. any idea where he was headed when he left? just that he was tied up all weekend. now, look, if we're done here, i got business to deal with. oh, but hey... just to prove there's no hard feelings, i'll let you test drive a couple of floor models in exchange for spreading the word about my dolls at the fbi. no. aubrey. i'm good. we're good. i still think kate dalton had something to do with it.

to making robots for autistic children. she couldn't have been too happy to learn that ian was gonna put their a.i. in sex dolls. well, maybe so, but, daisy, i mean, come on, her alibi was rock-solid. not to mention the fact that ian owned a 55% stake in their company, so he didn't need kate's permission to sell. ugh. what could ian's killer possibly have accomplished by hauling his body all the way out here? (sighs) dr. hodgins, i've been thinking about what you said about accepting things in life when they don't go your way. and even if the nfl doesn't hire me, i love being at the jeffersonian. and working with all of you. same here, daisy. except for when you shot me. god, will you ever let that go? it was an accident. oh, daisy, look. sycamore tree. that's a catbird nest. there's a length of frayed rope over here with blood all over it. this is definitely where ian's body was hoisted.

i got something, too. this is also where he was murdered. this portable speaker's made from the same plastic resin and magnesium alloy i found in the blunt force trauma to ian's skull. but if ian was killed here, why dump his body nearly a mile away? come on, bones, please tell me you got some prints off that portable speaker. we did not. however, i did just discover kerf marks that had been obscured by predation. they're on the c3 and c4 vertebrae, each approximately .4 centimeters in size. you're saying that our victim was stabbed in the neck with a really small knife? knife wounds to those vertebrae typically suggest an attempt at decapitation. yeah, but who does that with a small blade like that? come on. wait a second. we're dealing with highly intelligent computer scientists. it's possible they went to great lengths to obscure the evidence. what if it's the opposite, okay? what if we're not dealing with a genius,

but a knucklehead stoner who already told us he has a pocket knife? so, we ran a drug screen on ian's blood. came up positive for lsd. you two were tripping on acid together the night that he died. so, whatever, man. ian and i did that sometimes. said it helped him think outside the box. doesn't mean i killed him. well, we found sodium nitrate in the knife wounds in ian's neck. wh... what does that mean? it's a preservative used in sausages and other smoked meats. see, man, the package said it was all natural. oh, crap. oh, look, man, i d... i didn't mean to do that, you know? i just got so mad about that stupid gift. what gift? that portable bluetooth speaker, man. let me get this straight: you killed ian over a bad present? look, i thought i was getting millions. and at least i deserved to be. who do you think came up with

o put a.i. into sex dolls? that was me. you... that was pure creative genius. so when ian said he made a deal and wanted to go to the woods to celebrate, i assumed i was getting a piece of that action. all he gave me was a lousy portable bluetooth speaker, so i hit him in the head with it. you must have been tripping pretty hard to try to cut off his head with a pocketknife and then hide his body up a tree. i... i took two tabs. i wasn't thinking straight. but you're gonna have a lot of time to think now, 'cause you're going to prison for a long time. brennan: booth, the sodium nitrate in ian's neck wounds did not conclusively prove that randy's the killer. yeah, but i knew he'd buy it. i mean, come on, see, bones, you know, that's the difference between robots and people. robots-- they can't use their gut to feel out a situation. well, with technology advancing as quickly as it is, it's only a matter of time before artificially intelligent... (babbles) look, you want to spend your whole birthday

or, tell you what, do you want to actually open up your gift? no... booth, i specifically told you no presents. you're gonna love it. we'll see. it's a letter approving a court date for zack's appeal? i know it's a couple months away but at least it's on the books. the judge says that her reason for approving the appeal is to consider new osteological evidence. i have no evidence of the sort. i know you don't. but, you know, i have faith you're gonna find it. booth, i can't embark on my research with the presumption of zack's innocence. i have faith in you. but your belief in me does make me very happy. glad you liked your gift. (indistinct conversations) hodgins: i want to know what's in the box. am i the only one who's nervous? about what's in the box? i think she means about dr. brennan. yeah. she claims that she was cool with me winning the macarthur fellowship, but she can be a bit competitive. yeah, but come on, don't most people freak out when they turn 40?

grandpa, they're here. are we, like, supposed to hide or something? uh, i... don't look at me. surprise! all: hey! surprise. thank you all for coming to my party and for your ardent curiosity, which made keeping the surprise all the more enjoyable. okay, bones, hurry up, let's open the box, huh, okay? oh, yeah. uh, booth, aubrey-- would you do the honors? absolutely. thank you. there, huh... oh, wow! hey, wow! look at that, huh? oh... wait a minute, does that cake mean that i got the job? congratulations, dr. wick. uh, though i did not ask for your cake to be decorated in this manner. most people aren't thinking forensics when they're talking about the nfl, bones. sorry, why is there a cake for me? i thought we were here to celebrate your birthday. that's the surprise. this party is not only for me, it's a celebration of all of my friends and family. hodgins: hold on a second. so, you knew daisy had the job the entire time?

of course. i'm the one who recommended her. and i also nominated angela for the macarthur grant. you did? yes. but you made such a big deal about me not being a genius. well, i did do a rather remarkable acting job, didn't i? uh, yeah, well, you certainly had me fooled. i tell you, bones, keeping a secret is not one of your strong suits. that's a good job. that's one of the many benefits of growing older. we grow wiser in the process. i'm really gonna miss you, dr. brennan. oh... (laughs) i'm gonna miss all of you. champagne... you are a highly-skilled scientist, daisy. you deserve all the success in the world. booth: oh, bones, time to blow out the candles. grandpa, you dropped this. oh... oh, thank you. it's nothing. okay, we're lit up and ready to roll. all: ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ daisy: i love to sing. ♪ happy birthday... ♪

♪ doctor... ♪ ♪ dear... ♪ ♪ brennan ♪ ♪ happy birthday ♪ ♪ to you. ♪ booth: okay, make a wish, make a wish, make a wish. there you go. hey. (all cheer) captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org what's that mean?

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