jameel and shinwell, they were tight. like, inseparable. but i haven't heard shin's name since i was a kid. he got jumped by some other gang back then, and they shot him a bunch of times, then he got sent to great meadows. yep, that's true, but he's out now and he's getting shot at again. most recently, with the same weapon used to kill your brother. what? an attempt was made on his life last night and the bullets were a match for the ones used at your mother's apartment 12 years ago. you think it's the same guy? i think the crimes are connected. now, in this file, it says that, at the time of jameel's murder, you were asleep in your bedroom, gunfire woke you up, but you didn't see anything. yeah. that's right. well, i-i was wondering if you could remember anything that's not in this file, you know? whether you heard more than one voice, whether you heard any snippets of conversation, the killers, did they linger or did they leave straightaway? sorry. i was ten, and scared. i stayed in my room until it was over. i didn't hear a thing. what?

so why get a confession out of shinwell now?son, what did you think would happen when shinwell and detective guzman finally bring the hammer down on sbk? do you think he would buy a little house here, settle down? or do you think he would be whisked away by witness security, never to be seen again? that's not what he wants. he wants to be with his daughter. that was never gonna happen. now that we know he killed jameel clark, it shouldn't. as a physician, you pledge to do no harm, but that's not always possible. cutting into a patient does them harm. medicines have side effects, sometimes terrible ones. with chemotherapy, we actually give cancer patients poison, hoping that it'll kill more malignant cells than healthy ones. so, he's the cure to cancer now, is he? he's not the cure. a means to an end. a necessary evil? no, just a lesser one. several months ago, i destroyed evidence that would've violated his parole. it would've guaranteed his return to prison, so thanks to me, a murderer now walks free. so, if he kills again, it'

so why get a confession out of shinwell now?tson, what did you think would happen when shinwell and detective guzman finally bring the hammer down on sbk? do you think he would buy a little house here, settle down? or do you think he would be whisked away by witness security, never to be seen again? that's not what he wants. he wants to be with his daughter. that was never gonna happen. now that we know he killed jameel clark, it shouldn't. as a physician, you pledge to do no harm, but that's not always possible. cutting into a patient does them harm. medicines have side effects, sometimes terrible ones. with chemotherapy, we actually give cancer patients poison, hoping that it'll kill more malignant cells than healthy ones. so, he's the cure to cancer now, is he? he's not the cure. a means to an end. a necessary evil? no, just a lesser one. several months ago, i destroyed evidence that would've violated his parole. it would've guaranteed his return to prison, so thanks to me, a murderer now walks free. so, if he kills again, it