i asked turell baylor where he wanted to go. he said, "home." i took him there, and i left. the end. so your position boils down to this -- the suspect was only your responsibility while in custody. the second you drove away, mr. baylor was on his own. is that right? provenza: damndest thing i ever saw, i can tell you that for sure. yeah. [ chuckles ] now, i know my way around a divorce. there's bad, there's ugly, and then there's this. flynn: okay, tina lynch not only took her husband for everything he had -- the house, the cars, the condo in mammoth. she's also taking him for close to 2/3 of everything he will have over the next nine years. was gaining primary custody of his son. in the three years since his divorce, he's filed six motions to get eric back from his ex-wife. yeah, he claims that she's "an unfit mother "with promiscuous tendencies and a lack of financial responsibility." tao: this is the hard copy of mr. lynch fueling up at the gas station this morning. it's the same thing they e-mailed us. so you want to watch it again? no. thank you, lieutenant. just have

that's a pretty impressive list to add to the saintly turell baylor. and together, they all add up to a past practice and pattern of denying suspects their constitutional privilege to a fair trial. that is a civil rights violation for which you, the l.a.p.d., and the city of los angeles dearly. besides, i have a very large discovery motion to file. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, mr. goldman. do you have some kind of personal vendetta against me? i mean, have i ever done anything to you or -- or someone you love? no. in fact, i'm reasonably sure we have almost never crossed paths. but that's mainly because i'm the conscience of the justice system, which, as far as you're concerned, makes me nearly a perfect stranger. but don't worry. by the time i'm done, well. chief johnson, to put an end to you... find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. we were below the 88th southern parallel. for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation a

i asked turell baylor where he wanted to go. he said, "home." i took him there, and i left. the end. so your position boils down to this -- the suspect was only your responsibility while in custody. the second you drove away, mr. baylor was on his own. is that right? provenza: damndest thing i ever saw, i can tell you that for sure. yeah. [ chuckles ] now, i know my way around a divorce. there's bad, there's ugly, and then there's this. flynn: okay, tina lynch not only took her husband for everything he had -- the house, the cars, the condo in mammoth. she's also taking him for close to 2/3 of everything he will have over the next nine years. but mr. lynch's main concern throughout was gaining primary custody of his son. in the three years since his divorce, he's filed six motions to get eric back from his ex-wife. yeah, he claims that she's "an unfit mother "with promiscuous tendencies and a lack of financial responsibility." tao: this is the hard copy of mr. lynch fueling up at the gas station this morning. it's the same thing they e-mailed us. so you want to watch it agai