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Not if it were late at night.
So anyway, the ex confessed
after we shook him a little.
Great. Delmarco, Shepard,
where are you guys on yours?
Crime scene is clean.
No weapons, no prints, no witnesses.
We're going out to known associates
and neighbors.
All right. Anything else?
All right, let's break it up.
Yeah, actually,
I'd like to put word out to be on the
lookout for similar victims coming in.
Males, 20 to 30, severely beaten.
Wait a second.
You got only one body
and already you're thinking serial?
I mean, what is this?
Spotlight withdrawal?
Here's some advice I like to share
with new inspectors.
It's sort of like Homicide AA.
One body at a time. OK?
Your boyfriend.
He's not my boyfriend.
He's an ex and he's the reason
I don't get friendly
with my co-workers anymore.
Well, that's good to know.
- Let me talk to him.
- Thank you.
Shepard.
- Jessica.
- Yeah?
Bridge Patrol found another floater.
Someone pounded the sh*t out of him.
OK.
How much did we drink last night?
Well, maybe next time you should
go easy on the sangria.
I must have gotten wasted.
I kind of blacked out.
Too bad I wasn't there.
Big inspector now, so you don't
call me back ever, right?
I guess that's the reason.
me up some breakfast?
A little bacon, eggs, toast,
black coffee.
Seeing as how you're not busy.
F*** you, Delmarco.
Make that bacon crisp.
Check it out.
Yeah. There's the cigarette burn.
- It's our guy.
- OK. Let's get him out.
- Keep it level!
- OK.
Good, a little more.
- How's that?
- Right there.
All right.
We got him. The guy was
in the system. Lawrence Geber.
DOB 12-11-68.
- See you later, man.
- OK, bye.
Tell me about it.
How did you know
there'd be another body?
There was that cigarette burn
on the back of the hand.
It's not a simple homicide.
Cigarette burn's intentional.
A signature.
What's up?
I can't say I'm happy
but it was a good call, Shepard.
Nice going.
All right, let's get on this fast.
I want this guy stopped
before the bodies pile up.
This guy thinks he's a pro.
This guy thinks he's being careful
by covering his tracks.
Not with me, baby.
Everybody leaves something behind.
All I need is one little
speck of blood.
Just one little...
...drop.
Oh, yeah. Oh...
Like this little drop, for example.
You see the blood spatter
on the front of his body.
That matches the angle of the blows.
So, what's this little drop of blood
doing all the way back here
- behind his ear?
- Could be the killer's.
How soon will you know?
Well, I've got to extract it for DNA,
I've gotta amp it,
I gotta type it.
That'll tell us with absolute certainty
whether or not that drop
matches the victim's blood.
And, if I may say it, you are looking
a little rough around the edges.
I've been a little stressed.
You have been.
At one point, you did suffer from
some stress-related symptoms.
From when I was 6?
Is that what you've got there?
My parents had died and I was sad.
I didn't know how to handle it.
And what we have been discussing,
your parents, your childhood,
that all could be stirring up a lot.
Dr. Frank.
I am working on my first case.
Looks like it could be a big one.
Turns out I've slept
with both the victims.
That's why I brought it up. You know,
understand people,
you're a little slow on the uptake.
Jessica, listen to me.
You have to tell your partner about this
or your lieutenant,
or someone in the department.
And what if it isn't a coincidence?
What if you're in danger?
F***ing phone.
Shoo! Go away! Go away!
Goddamn it.
Easy does it, Jessica.
- You all right?
- Yeah...
...just a few rats under the car.
Rats. Yes, well, we live near water.
- See you next session.
- Yeah, we'll see you.
I just can't believe...
...that there was no warning.
That he just went...
...off like that.
Your father loved
your mother very much.
So much, in fact,
that it twisted him.
You know what I mean?
You know, sometimes I wonder if
maybe I hadn't told him about her.
About her affairs. Look,
you need to focus on your case.
Do your job.
That's the most important
thing right now.
Hey.
OK, here's the deal.
You all know about
serial killers taking trophies,
gets them caught.
Well, in the past,
there have been killers
didn't take trophies. Instead...
...they "signed" the bodies.
It's been done
in different ways: Cuts...
...brands...
...burns.
But signing the bodies
might not be that smart after all.
Because the signature itself...
...can be your best clue.
So cigarette burns.
We gotta think we're looking at
a smoker and the overkill...
The overkill suggests some rage.
Any questions?
Oh, me! Me!
Me.
I was wondering,
have we eliminated
Inspector Shepard as a suspect?
- That's very funny, Dale.
- No, Mike, I'm serious.
I mean, we know she slept
with victim number one, right?
- Sure.
- Yeah.
So do we know if she slept
I mean, sh*t, Shepard,
he is kind of cute.
- Motherf***er!
- Get off me! Come on!
- C*nt!
- Take her outside, Mike.
- I'm cool. I'm cool.
- Dale! In my office!
Back off.
Bad joke. You made your point.
Now let it go.
Yeah, it is a bad joke.
You wanna know the punch line?
I did sleep with
victim number two.
Why the hell did you do
something like that?
Listen, brother, it is none of your
business who I sleep with.
Hey! Who the f*** cares
who you sleep with?
lying to me!
OK? Because partners
tell each other the truth!
Well, I'm telling you now!
She says she met
these guys in a bar.
Our killer's probably trolling
the same places,
and he was probably stalking her.
Just to consider all options,
any enemies?
Anyone got, like, a sick fixation on you,
might be stalking you?
Lately, I've...
...sort of felt like I'm being watched.
- So how do we handle it?
- Do we pull her off the case?
- No.
You need to operate as though
this is not a coincidence.
From that angle, we pull her,
it might tip the killer
and we blow a good lead.
And if she is connected,
we're gonna need her help
to find out how.
- That's gonna put her at risk.
- She's a cop.
- She knows the risks.
- OK.
Hey.
Thanks a lot for
backing me up in there.
Backing you up?
I was just giving
my professional opinion.
You want my personal opinion?
Just what the hell do you
think you're doing?
- I'm not doing anything.
- Yeah?
Well, that's not what I hear.
These men you've been seeing.
And today, you attacked
a fellow inspector.
Oh, it was a...
...a disagreement.
And what's going on with you
and this Delmarco genius?
For God's sake, John.
He's my partner!
OK. Look, I know it's a new century
to just have sex with whoever.
But let me give you some advice.
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