(eames) another disposable partner. go with the singapore girl. the jeweler's association. [singapore accent] i heard around town that you have the last jasper tennis bracelet with the one-carat diamonds. ah. beautiful piece. matches your earrings. i love your accent. are you from hong kong? no, singapore. i flew in last night. singapore. that's my next guess. there's a ring we just finished that's in the same style. i'll go get it. [pager beeping] i can't believe i forgot. i'm totally late. miss. i have a 12:00 massage at bliss. i'll come back after. i really need to relax. she said singapore. maybe i overreacted. no appointment at bliss. she do anything before she left? maybe look outside? no. her pager went off. it was clipped to her purse. her pager went off right after he went into the back? pretty much. her partner must've been watching. but not from the street. he sent her a signal to leave. cases blocked the view from the street. she was right here? (jeweler) yes. it's a straight shot from the second floor across the street. (woman) may i

(eames) what do you take for it? oxycontin.you sell ray garnett the extra pills you didn't use? okay. mr. ray, he pushed lusa to sell my pills. i was happy when he stopped taking them. it was too much to worry about. last week, mr. garnett took out more money for pills. she don't sell to him anymore. we're in too much trouble already. what kind of trouble? with the drug police. lusa say they visit her and mr. ray house last month. they know he was taking the pills. lusa was scared. because police don't need a reason to do what they want. side-by-side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. that's one smart board -- what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] split atoms? [ flo chuckles ] [ whirring ] hey, how's that atom-splitting thing going? oh! a smarter way to shop around -- now that's progressive. call or click today. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fractur

(eames) no sexual trauma, no semen in or out.is a subdural hematoma on her left temple. kids don't call late at night just to say hi. something spooked this girl. (eames) this is kelly jane. she was the last person to see amanda on friday. they were tight, right, kelly? that's right. she was nice. she says amanda didn't tell her who visited her at her dance school. are you sure that she didn't meet someone here? she wouldn't give the creeps here the time of day. really? maybe she was having pay dates. that's who did this to her. she was not a whore. her wrist. the guy who came to her class, he did that to her on friday night. he caught amanda outside on her break. he almost took her arm off, except some other guy helped her back inside. what was his problem with amanda? he thinks we ripped him off. he came in last month, drunk and bragging he was king of the world. mike set him up in the vip room. he started sending in girls, starting with amanda. and running up the guy's credit cards. how much? 140 grand. for lap dances? how big

eames: ms. landau, it's detectives goren and eames. can we please speak to you?ry to bother you. we heard your husband was being released today. we wanted to make sure you were okay. speak of the devil, look who's here. is he harassing you? did he invite himself in? no, we decided it was time to end the war. and share the spoils? you going to tell her where you hid your money? elizabeth understands now there is no hidden money. i'm here to talk about reconciling. reconcile? nice. here to gloat. came to look at your little rabbit hutch here. you know, i bet your dressing room on fifth avenue is bigger than this whole place. neither one of us has had it easy in the last few years. beth had nothing. you stuck her with so much bad paper, that she couldn't even start fresh without a new identity, isn't that right, beth? i... i couldn't buy a cup of coffee on credit, thanks to him. i wasn't myself then. i was cruel. i don't know what i was thinking. goren: do you think that he really appreciates your dire circumstances-- the humiliation that he put you through? i doubt

(eames) spencer did his homework.is parents in the concentration camps being the ultimate victims. that and a murder confession might get us an indictment. here's his inspiration. they're well-thumbed. he might have gotten them from the original owner. i hope this isn't his wish list for future victims. he's got them arranged in groups-- three blondes with long hair, two with short hair, four brunettes, and three gray-haired ladies. and he picks specific types, maybe corresponding to people that he knows. spencer and his father? they might be the magazine's original owner. broken marbles. spencer told his artist buddies that he worked part-time for a mortician. maybe he told heltman he could supply him with bodies from a mortuary to photograph. even if heltman didn't know the girls were being murdered, why would he want to take pictures of bodies in the first place? you know, his wife said that he was intolerant of people who let themselves be victimized. this project might have been a way of... you know, resensitizin

(eames) so this is how the other half lives. it must be nice. raines advertising, follow main street to the water's edge. blinds closed in the middle of the day? [knocking] jason raines? nypd. we need to speak to you. this is not a good time. mr. raines-- i'd advise you to get down! drop the gun. he murdered my ashley. officer wiznesky, drop the gun. drop the gun! okay. okay. all right, step away. phew. officer wiznesky is overcome with grief. we'll handle this as a local matter. he's my partner. your department got a heads up from our captain we were coming out. they should have kept wiznesky away. i'll check into that for you. as for him... you're looking in the right place. i need you here right now. wiznesky wanted me to write a suicide note. he was gonna shoot me and make it look like i killed myself. he thinks you murdered his daughter. yeah. he's insane. you could press charges. no chance. i have to live here. local cops-- this is their fiefdom. how long has ashley been working for you? uh, not long. what? six months? it's very cozy here.

(eames) i hate to interrupt the book club, but that was the lab. they found the toxin fenthion in his kefir bottle. that's how it got in the shake. dr. copeland was wealthy. when you bring mr. ferrero in, you might ask him if mrs. copeland ever mentioned how much easier life would be if the doctor weren't around. last week i was working at a house out in the hamptons, planting late summer flowers. is that what you call it? what can i say, sweetheart? when your tool belt's as impressive as mine... (goren) was the lady of the house home? no, uh, these people come out on weekends. want everything in bloom. nice house. i've seen better. like charlene copeland's, up in riverdale? i've seen better than that too. well, now that the husband is gone, it's all hers. her next husband's gonna be very comfortable. [sprays] jesus! uh, easy, easy. uh, yeah well, i'm not looking to be a stepfather, if that's what you're getting at. my life is more than comfortable right now. do you know what you use this for? yeah, it's to keep the plants healthy. it also kills in

eames. okay, thanks. sid may have tracked amanda's last hours.on her cell phone was at 6:00, right? right. to ashton. but she left her phone on. sid was able to track her movements wednesday night by which cell sites her phone hit. up until 8:00, amanda was in rockford with trish. they leave the rest stop, drive south, connecting with different cell sites all the way into the city. she went to midtown. west side until after 2:00 am. that would be verve, the club. (eames) then her signal starts roaming again. east through the tunnel into queens. queens? what the hell is she doing there? then her signal, it stops... there at 3:30 in the morning. (goren) no signal after that. but the phone was found in rockford. yeah, the assailant might not have known that the cell phone was on until he dumped her off. and where he shut it off there. and he drove back to rockford and got rid of the cell with her clothes. and left amanda behind? in shea stadium? uh, behind the stadium. willets point. the iron triangle. there's nothing there but auto junkyards. (gore

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