WEBVTT 00:01.543 --> 00:04.003 (Finch) You are being watched. 00:04.045 --> 00:06.423 The government has a secret system. 00:06.465 --> 00:10.845 A machine that spies on you every hour of every day. 00:10.886 --> 00:13.138 I designed the machine to detect acts of terror 00:13.180 --> 00:15.056 but it sees everything. 00:15.098 --> 00:18.435 Violent crimes involving ordinary people. 00:18.477 --> 00:21.271 The government considers these people irrelevant. 00:21.313 --> 00:23.524 We don't. 00:23.565 --> 00:25.985 Hunted by the authorities. 00:26.025 --> 00:28.028 We work in secret. 00:28.069 --> 00:29.864 You'll never find us. 00:29.905 --> 00:32.031 But victim or perpetrator 00:32.073 --> 00:33.784 if your number's up 00:33.826 --> 00:34.910 we'll find you. 00:42.793 --> 00:46.463 - 'Everything's in place.' - 'Good, let's begin.' 00:52.594 --> 00:53.762 [siren blaring] 00:57.056 --> 00:59.476 [instrumental music] 01:21.999 --> 01:23.584 He does that. 01:24.752 --> 01:27.337 The man likes his privacy. 01:27.379 --> 01:29.214 You can't blame a girl for trying. 01:30.340 --> 01:31.341 [phone beeps] 01:31.383 --> 01:33.594 Yeah. 01:33.635 --> 01:34.929 It's for you. 01:38.181 --> 01:40.183 Good morning, Miss Shaw. 01:40.225 --> 01:42.394 - Morning. - Beautiful day for a walk. 01:42.436 --> 01:44.063 'I suppose.' 01:44.103 --> 01:46.690 When you finish yours, could you join us back at the library? 01:46.732 --> 01:47.858 We have another number. 01:58.410 --> 02:00.829 [dramatic music] 02:17.137 --> 02:18.764 Detective Carter, right? 02:18.806 --> 02:21.224 Officer, actually. 02:21.266 --> 02:23.060 Alonzo Quinn. 02:23.102 --> 02:25.312 Cal's Godfather, of course. 02:25.353 --> 02:27.481 I remember you from the funeral. 02:27.522 --> 02:30.150 Your eulogy was beautiful. 02:30.191 --> 02:32.820 Wasn't hard to find beautiful things to say about Cal. 02:34.529 --> 02:36.907 Chief was keeping me apprised of his case. 02:36.949 --> 02:39.076 Says they're looking at a couple of Carl Elias' men 02:39.118 --> 02:40.744 as the shooters. 02:40.786 --> 02:42.997 Yeah, heard that too. 02:43.038 --> 02:45.833 You think otherwise? 02:45.874 --> 02:47.334 Not sure. 02:47.375 --> 02:49.837 But I think there is more to it than that. 02:52.255 --> 02:56.175 - Oh, my shift is about start. - Don't let me hold you up. 02:56.217 --> 02:57.218 It's nice seeing you again, officer. 02:57.260 --> 02:58.929 You too. Take care. 03:04.143 --> 03:05.310 [dramatic music] 03:07.729 --> 03:09.481 It's me. 03:09.523 --> 03:12.275 I think we might still have a problem with Officer Carter. 03:14.361 --> 03:15.863 [phone ringing] 03:15.904 --> 03:17.531 [cell phone beeps] 03:17.572 --> 03:19.198 Hi. What's up? 03:19.240 --> 03:20.951 Looking for news on Cal's case. 03:20.993 --> 03:22.285 I haven't heard any. 03:22.327 --> 03:24.496 What about in the database? 03:24.538 --> 03:26.957 - Carter. - 'Look, I'd check myself.' 03:26.999 --> 03:28.792 But you know they pulled my access. 03:28.834 --> 03:30.502 Yeah, they will pull mine too if they catch me poking around 03:30.544 --> 03:32.211 a case I'm not assigned to. 03:32.253 --> 03:34.840 'Come on. It's important.' 03:34.882 --> 03:36.633 Okay. 03:36.675 --> 03:39.053 - When it clears out a little. - Thanks, Fusco. 03:49.228 --> 03:51.190 I've got our number, Finch. 03:51.231 --> 03:52.983 What do you know about this guy? 03:53.025 --> 03:57.237 Wayne Kruger, 43, married, internet entrepreneur 03:57.278 --> 04:00.532 and founder of a company called "LifeTrace." 04:00.574 --> 04:02.201 And what's their business? 04:02.242 --> 04:06.121 'They market themselves as a People Search Service' 04:06.163 --> 04:09.457 where their users can look up old friends or relatives 04:09.499 --> 04:11.334 anyone they've fallen out of touch with. 04:11.376 --> 04:12.878 Sounds harmless enough. 04:12.920 --> 04:15.881 There is, however, more to it than that. 04:15.923 --> 04:17.716 Always is. 04:17.758 --> 04:20.510 'Kruger's business isn't really about reconnecting people' 04:20.552 --> 04:24.389 it's about collecting and selling their information. 04:24.431 --> 04:27.851 - He's a data broker. - What kind of data? 04:27.893 --> 04:30.187 Anything you would ever wanna know about a person. 04:30.229 --> 04:32.814 Where they live, work, shop, eat 04:32.856 --> 04:35.734 how much they earn, how they vote and more. 04:35.776 --> 04:38.528 'Then he turns around and sells the information to businesses' 04:38.570 --> 04:41.198 individuals. Even the government. 04:41.240 --> 04:43.324 - Is that legal. - 'Technically.' 04:43.366 --> 04:45.869 Data brokers get their information from public records 04:45.911 --> 04:49.206 but also from the ways people reveal themselves online 04:49.248 --> 04:51.332 whether they're aware of it or not. 04:51.374 --> 04:54.044 Sounds a little like your machine. 04:54.086 --> 04:57.256 A principle difference would be 04:57.296 --> 05:00.092 that the machine never reveals any of its information 05:00.134 --> 05:02.136 beyond the social security number. 05:02.177 --> 05:04.012 'So you're not a fan of Kruger's.' 05:04.054 --> 05:06.098 People like him are one of the reasons I made sure the machine 05:06.140 --> 05:08.642 was impenetrable black box. 05:08.683 --> 05:10.560 Kruger's just entered his building. 05:10.602 --> 05:12.146 He's in Shaw's hands now. 05:12.187 --> 05:14.439 I hope sending her in there was a good decision. 05:14.481 --> 05:16.858 You doubt her ability to be discreet? 05:16.900 --> 05:19.736 I doubt her ability to keep from shooting someone? 05:19.778 --> 05:22.197 [indistinct chattering] 05:25.533 --> 05:27.953 [instrumental music] 05:35.669 --> 05:36.837 [cell phone beeping] 05:41.340 --> 05:42.759 I'm in, Finch. 05:45.137 --> 05:47.346 Kruger's got some kind of big shot meeting. 05:50.851 --> 05:53.228 (Barry) 'Gentlemen, we're thrilled that you're considering us.' 05:53.270 --> 05:56.523 We know that Riverton is a huge retailer and that you've got 05:56.564 --> 05:58.150 your pick of potential data partners. 05:58.192 --> 06:00.401 Yeah, we've done our homework 06:00.443 --> 06:04.031 or rather Peter has done our homework and.. 06:04.072 --> 06:07.159 '...he says you're one of the companies we should consider.' 06:07.201 --> 06:09.744 (Peter) 'I've looked at all the information you provided' 06:09.786 --> 06:12.206 including the company profile, growth rate 06:12.247 --> 06:16.335 consumer analytic statistics, and data points per target. 06:16.375 --> 06:17.752 Congratulation. 06:28.180 --> 06:30.431 Any problems with your cover, Miss Shaw? 06:30.473 --> 06:32.391 Not unless someone asks me to type. 06:37.772 --> 06:40.067 A baby rattle? 06:40.108 --> 06:42.944 I apologize if I spoiled the surprise. 06:42.986 --> 06:46.405 No, it's alright, it's just my wife and I 06:46.447 --> 06:49.534 haven't told anybody outside the immediate family. 06:50.827 --> 06:51.953 How did you know? 06:51.995 --> 06:53.997 - Your wine consumption. - Excuse me? 06:54.039 --> 06:55.999 It's dropped from two bottles a week to almost nothing 06:56.041 --> 06:57.834 in the past three months and your milk, yogurt 06:57.876 --> 06:59.336 and cheese consumption has tripled. 07:01.046 --> 07:03.090 The grocery store where you shop. 07:03.131 --> 07:05.633 You're members of their customer loyalty program. 07:06.509 --> 07:08.803 We created that. 07:08.845 --> 07:11.139 And I thought they just sent out coupons. 07:11.181 --> 07:12.766 [clears throat] No. 07:12.807 --> 07:14.351 Programs like that are just scratching the surface 07:14.393 --> 07:15.643 of what we can do. 07:15.685 --> 07:18.021 What we're really working towards 07:18.063 --> 07:20.815 here at LifeTrace is the future. 07:20.857 --> 07:23.235 'A future where every person's needs will be met' 07:23.277 --> 07:25.404 because we have all the information necessary 07:25.445 --> 07:27.697 to meet those needs. 07:27.739 --> 07:31.076 Eating habits to predict diseases. 07:31.118 --> 07:34.288 Compatibility factors to eliminate loneliness. 07:34.329 --> 07:36.957 And the way we do that is by getting to know someone 07:36.998 --> 07:39.751 from the major events of their lives 07:39.793 --> 07:42.921 right down to the tiniest detail of their everyday routine. 07:42.963 --> 07:45.424 Learning everything about a person 07:45.465 --> 07:48.427 allows us to help them improve their life. 07:48.467 --> 07:51.512 Sounds appealing, but can I ask, have you run into any issues 07:51.554 --> 07:53.265 with respect to privacy concerns? 07:53.307 --> 07:54.933 'Nothing significant.' 07:54.975 --> 07:57.311 There are always a few who take issue with what we do 07:57.352 --> 08:00.272 but...these days, people know. 08:00.314 --> 08:02.941 You can't fight the technology. 08:02.983 --> 08:04.359 And let's be honest. 08:04.401 --> 08:07.654 Those crying the loudest about privacy 08:07.695 --> 08:10.865 are probably the ones trying to hide something. 08:10.907 --> 08:13.160 - That's why...uh, Barry. - Oh, yeah. 08:13.201 --> 08:17.496 That's why I put my own profile up on our site. 08:17.538 --> 08:20.334 Anyone can look me up and see. 08:20.375 --> 08:21.793 I've got nothing to hide. 08:24.129 --> 08:25.297 [rattling] 08:27.257 --> 08:30.802 'We'll need to work out a proposal to present our board.' 08:30.844 --> 08:32.929 How would tomorrow morning work for you? 08:33.888 --> 08:34.848 Sounds great. 08:37.225 --> 08:39.644 [indistinct chattering] 08:41.438 --> 08:43.023 Whatever's going on with this guy 08:43.064 --> 08:44.565 it sure isn't hurting his business. 08:44.607 --> 08:47.486 It's time to look a little more closely at Mr. Kruger. 08:47.526 --> 08:50.280 People who say they have nothing to hide almost always do. 08:54.117 --> 08:55.285 [siren wailing] 09:00.623 --> 09:02.667 Nothing comes up on his record. 09:02.709 --> 09:05.337 Well, thank you for checking. 09:05.379 --> 09:07.339 I understand you're back on the day shift. 09:07.381 --> 09:10.091 Yeah, but I'm giving up something. 09:10.133 --> 09:12.886 - What's that? - My patience. 09:12.927 --> 09:14.304 Good morning. 09:14.346 --> 09:15.638 We'll see. 09:19.434 --> 09:20.810 Before we roll, I just want to say I'm really 09:20.852 --> 09:22.396 looking forward to working together and-- 09:22.437 --> 09:26.941 Uh, Laskey, one, I didn't want to be an FTO. 09:26.983 --> 09:29.027 But it beats being a vampire. 09:29.069 --> 09:30.737 Number two 09:30.778 --> 09:34.282 when I tell you to do something, just you do it, no questions. 09:34.324 --> 09:36.243 And number three 09:36.284 --> 09:39.037 don't touch my radio. Got it? 09:39.079 --> 09:40.330 Yes, ma'am. 09:40.372 --> 09:43.208 Carter. Just Carter. 09:43.250 --> 09:44.418 [engine turn over] 09:49.672 --> 09:51.799 How is it I got stuck being the office monkey? 09:51.841 --> 09:55.053 I thought you liked being in the middle of the action, Shaw. 09:55.095 --> 09:57.305 I think I'd see more action in a tollbooth. 10:00.141 --> 10:02.561 Ah! I was just emptying the trash. 10:04.854 --> 10:06.314 No problem. 10:06.356 --> 10:07.941 - I'll come back. - Okay. 10:07.982 --> 10:09.192 'Tell the board we're meeting tomorrow.' 10:09.234 --> 10:11.319 'Sure thing, Mr. Kruger.' 10:11.361 --> 10:13.696 (Barry) 'Quite a stunt you pulled with the baby rattle.' 10:13.738 --> 10:15.407 Well, I'd have told you about it 10:15.449 --> 10:18.076 but, you'd have tried to talk me out of it. 10:18.118 --> 10:19.660 You're right. 10:19.702 --> 10:21.955 - 'We need this deal.' - 'Well, we just got it.' 10:21.996 --> 10:25.917 'Barry. This changes everything. This puts us on the map.' 10:25.959 --> 10:28.211 - What is it, Haley? - It's about the party tonight. 10:28.253 --> 10:30.505 I tried to put the restaurant deposit on your credit card. 10:30.547 --> 10:32.840 - But it was declined. - What? Why? 10:32.882 --> 10:35.385 I don't know, the bank wouldn't tell me, I'm sorry. 10:35.427 --> 10:36.511 I'll handle it. 10:41.224 --> 10:43.226 You know, sometimes, I wish I had an assistant whose 10:43.268 --> 10:46.938 qualifications extended beyond having a great ass. 10:46.980 --> 10:49.357 I sure hope this guy's a perpetrator. 10:49.399 --> 10:51.692 Want to go to a party, Shaw? 10:51.734 --> 10:53.736 Only if you promise to wear something pretty. 11:00.201 --> 11:02.621 [blues music] 11:12.380 --> 11:13.465 [glass clinking] 11:15.342 --> 11:17.177 Thanks. You. 11:19.053 --> 11:24.892 First, I want to say it's great of all of you to make it tonight 11:24.934 --> 11:26.478 especially my wife Dedee. 11:28.647 --> 11:30.607 Mr. Reese, how's the Kruger's party? 11:30.649 --> 11:33.234 - Delightful. - Have you learned anything? 11:33.276 --> 11:36.070 Just that Kruger's got a lot of friends 11:36.112 --> 11:38.697 'appears to be happily married' 11:38.739 --> 11:43.036 and Shaw likes truffled quail eggs. 11:43.077 --> 11:45.372 You can't expect me to shoot somebody on an empty stomach. 11:45.413 --> 11:48.041 I'd prefer you didn't shoot anyone at all. 11:48.082 --> 11:49.917 What about you, Finch? Dig anything up? 11:49.959 --> 11:51.752 Yes. 11:51.794 --> 11:54.755 Kruger's gone to great lengths to suppress any bad publicity 11:54.797 --> 11:56.132 'about LifeTrace.' 11:56.174 --> 11:59.844 Negative blog posts ...news articles. 12:00.970 --> 12:02.472 Even a class action lawsuit 12:02.514 --> 12:04.683 'buried in non-disclosure agreements.' 12:04.723 --> 12:07.519 'All scrubbed from the internet.' 12:07.561 --> 12:10.355 Sweetheart, I love you. This is for you. 12:10.397 --> 12:12.815 ["Falling in love" by Ben Rector] 12:16.277 --> 12:20.240 ♪ Falling in love is something ♪ 12:20.281 --> 12:22.992 ♪ Oo-oo-oh ♪ 12:24.703 --> 12:27.664 ♪ Falling in love is nothing ♪ 12:27.706 --> 12:30.124 ♪ Oo-oo-oh ♪ 12:32.919 --> 12:36.923 ♪ Falling in love is nothing ♪♪ 12:43.804 --> 12:46.224 [upbeat music] 12:58.612 --> 13:01.239 (Wayne) I've got nothing to hide. I've got nothing to hide. 13:01.281 --> 13:02.865 [garbled] I've got nothing to hide. 13:04.158 --> 13:07.412 Turn it off. Turn it off, now. 13:07.454 --> 13:08.663 Turn it off! 13:11.708 --> 13:13.209 Somebody's idea of a joke? 13:15.712 --> 13:17.672 Dedee, honey, I have no.. 13:19.257 --> 13:20.717 Mr. Reese? 13:20.759 --> 13:22.801 Yeah, someone just turned Kruger's anniversary video 13:22.843 --> 13:24.178 into a sex tape. 13:24.220 --> 13:25.221 Oh, my. 13:25.263 --> 13:27.140 Sweetie. 13:27.181 --> 13:28.224 Listen.. 13:35.440 --> 13:36.941 What are you all looking at? 13:39.235 --> 13:40.779 Go home. The party's over. 13:40.819 --> 13:42.196 Party's over! 13:48.286 --> 13:50.246 Just when things were getting interesting. 13:50.288 --> 13:52.373 I know, first his credit cards, now this. 13:52.415 --> 13:54.375 'Someone's messing with Kruger, Finch.' 13:54.417 --> 13:56.419 Well, the machine wouldn't send us his number 13:56.461 --> 13:58.672 if someone just wanted to humiliate him. 13:58.713 --> 14:00.381 No, we need to find whoever's behind this 14:00.423 --> 14:01.882 before they come after him again. 14:03.259 --> 14:05.553 Or before Kruger finds them first. 14:06.638 --> 14:09.056 [dramatic music] 14:16.606 --> 14:18.566 [cell phone ringing] 14:18.608 --> 14:20.610 - 'Finch.' - Miss Shaw. 14:20.652 --> 14:22.320 Is everything alright? 14:22.362 --> 14:25.532 Don't sound so worried, Harold. I haven't hurt anybody...yet. 14:25.573 --> 14:27.575 Very reassuring. You have news? 14:27.617 --> 14:29.952 I think I know who hijacked Kruger's anniversary party. 14:29.994 --> 14:31.663 'Here's the restaurant's security camera footage' 14:31.705 --> 14:32.789 'from last night.' 14:35.750 --> 14:37.335 'A woman dressed as a waiter.' 14:37.377 --> 14:39.379 None of the wait staff had seen her before. 14:39.420 --> 14:40.630 Well, I might have. 14:40.672 --> 14:42.423 I've been going through all the parties 14:42.465 --> 14:45.218 to the class action suit against Kruger. 14:45.259 --> 14:47.303 All of them claim to have been victimized when their personal 14:47.345 --> 14:49.556 information was released by LifeTrace. 14:49.597 --> 14:52.433 - Victimized how? - Identity theft, harassment. 14:53.476 --> 14:55.645 Blackmail, fraud. 14:55.687 --> 14:57.814 - Even murder. - 'Who?' 14:57.856 --> 14:59.357 'Chloe Harper.' 14:59.399 --> 15:01.526 Daughter of the lead plaintiff, Sherry Harper. 15:01.568 --> 15:03.069 She lost her life to a stalker who 15:03.110 --> 15:05.613 found her home address using LifeTrace. 15:05.655 --> 15:07.657 No wonder Kruger wanted the suit buried. 15:07.699 --> 15:09.367 Detective Fusco is running background checks 15:09.409 --> 15:11.870 on all of the plaintiffs as we speak. 15:11.911 --> 15:13.830 Wait, I just found our mystery waiter. 15:13.872 --> 15:16.249 Her name is Karen Mills. She lives in Queens. 15:16.290 --> 15:18.668 - I'm on my way. - 'No, stay put, Miss Shaw.' 15:18.710 --> 15:20.670 'I'll see if Detective Carter can help us.' 15:28.094 --> 15:30.513 [siren blaring] 15:34.601 --> 15:37.270 - What did she do? - Rolled a stop. 15:37.311 --> 15:38.312 Really? 15:40.523 --> 15:42.400 Stay in the car. 15:42.442 --> 15:43.693 I got this. 15:53.286 --> 15:54.788 License and registration, please. 16:01.210 --> 16:04.004 - Something wrong, officer? - 'You could say that.' 16:07.759 --> 16:09.636 Why are you coming after Wayne Kruger? 16:12.513 --> 16:14.265 Don't make me ask twice, Miss Mills. 16:16.183 --> 16:20.271 - I-I got a package. - A package? From who? 16:20.313 --> 16:22.106 I don't know. 16:22.148 --> 16:23.566 It was anonymous. 16:23.608 --> 16:26.360 There was a DVD and some instructions on what to do 16:26.402 --> 16:28.488 if I wanted to get back at him. 16:28.529 --> 16:30.698 Why? What did he do to you? 16:30.740 --> 16:32.492 He ruined my life. 16:33.785 --> 16:34.911 How? 16:37.455 --> 16:40.333 I was a paralegal at a law firm. 16:41.459 --> 16:44.253 It's where I met my fiance. 16:44.295 --> 16:46.631 One day, some of the assistants were 16:46.673 --> 16:49.634 looking people up on this website.. 16:50.343 --> 16:52.178 ...LifeTrace. 16:52.219 --> 16:54.472 They found some pictures. 16:54.514 --> 16:56.056 What kind of pictures? 16:58.351 --> 17:01.103 They were taken by an ex-boyfriend 17:01.145 --> 17:03.773 of us...in his bedroom. 17:05.191 --> 17:06.985 And everyone saw them. 17:07.025 --> 17:09.362 My fiance, he.. 17:10.488 --> 17:12.156 ...called off our engagement. 17:15.618 --> 17:18.287 When I got the package 17:18.329 --> 17:20.832 I saw a chance to make Kruger feel the humiliation 17:20.874 --> 17:23.250 that I felt. 17:23.292 --> 17:24.878 So I took it. 17:29.757 --> 17:31.843 Okay. 17:31.885 --> 17:36.597 I'm gonna let you off with a warning this time, Miss Mills. 17:36.639 --> 17:39.642 So, long as you take that package you got.. 17:39.684 --> 17:41.686 ...take it to a Detective Lionel Fusco 17:41.728 --> 17:44.062 at the 8th precinct and you promise me 17:44.104 --> 17:45.857 you'll never do anything like that again. 17:45.899 --> 17:47.692 Thank you. 17:47.734 --> 17:49.485 I won't, officer. 17:49.527 --> 17:54.323 Good, 'cause the NYPD, we'll know. Trust me. 17:56.784 --> 17:59.078 [dramatic music] 18:02.040 --> 18:03.624 Hope you got that. 18:03.666 --> 18:06.377 - Mr. Reese? - I heard. 18:06.419 --> 18:08.046 Doesn't sound like she had anything to do 18:08.087 --> 18:09.881 with the other attacks on Kruger. 18:09.923 --> 18:12.174 Likely done by whoever sent the anonymous package. 18:15.011 --> 18:18.138 (Wayne) 'Look, baby, I know you're mad but I need you to call me back.' 18:18.180 --> 18:19.849 'The bank says our cards have been canceled' 18:19.891 --> 18:21.434 and our account's emptied out. 18:21.475 --> 18:23.770 Something's wrong. Just call me. 18:23.811 --> 18:26.689 Haley, will you get my accountant on the line? 18:26.731 --> 18:28.566 What are you doing? What's the problem? 18:28.608 --> 18:30.234 My problem? 18:30.276 --> 18:32.570 [phone beeps] 'First saved message.' 18:32.612 --> 18:34.864 (Wayne) You know, sometimes, I wish I had an assistant whose 18:34.906 --> 18:38.200 qualifications extended beyond having a great ass. 18:38.242 --> 18:40.787 - Where did that come from? - You, apparently. 18:40.828 --> 18:43.414 Someone is using Kruger's own words against him. 18:43.456 --> 18:45.332 His office must be bugged. 18:45.374 --> 18:46.793 Screw you, Wayne. 18:55.009 --> 18:56.385 'Mr. Hayes?' 18:57.762 --> 18:59.764 Mr. Collier. 18:59.806 --> 19:01.849 Mr. Collier.. 19:01.891 --> 19:04.727 [chuckles] What's going on? 19:04.769 --> 19:08.230 Well, in light of recent developments. 19:08.272 --> 19:10.524 Mr. Deaver doesn't think LifeTrace is the best partner 19:10.566 --> 19:12.986 for us, after all. 19:13.027 --> 19:14.194 - Excuse me. - Look.. 19:18.324 --> 19:20.076 This is getting better by the minute. 19:21.035 --> 19:22.954 What the hell happened? 19:22.996 --> 19:24.914 I was hoping you could tell me. 19:29.543 --> 19:32.046 No. No, no, no. You gotta take the site down. 19:32.088 --> 19:33.756 We already did. 19:33.798 --> 19:36.216 But not before Riverton saw it. 19:36.258 --> 19:37.718 They yanked the deal! 19:37.760 --> 19:39.929 I cannot believe this is happening! 19:39.971 --> 19:42.807 You never said you went bankrupt, or had a DUI. 19:42.849 --> 19:45.351 That was over ten years ago. It was expunged. 19:45.392 --> 19:48.312 - Is this an arrest warrant? - I was in college. 19:48.354 --> 19:50.648 It was dismissed. Look, this is all ancient history. 19:50.690 --> 19:53.359 It's new to us. And to Riverton. 19:53.400 --> 19:57.030 Someone is screwing with me. Can't you see that? 19:57.071 --> 20:00.741 Wayne...we think it might be best if you.. 20:00.783 --> 20:03.536 ...took some time to sort out your personal issues. 20:05.412 --> 20:08.374 - If I took some time? - A leave of absence. 20:08.415 --> 20:10.001 While we evaluate our options. 20:10.043 --> 20:12.920 While you evaluate your options? 20:12.962 --> 20:16.716 - This is my company, Barry! - And you're the face of it. 20:16.757 --> 20:18.509 And that's now a problem. 20:22.262 --> 20:24.348 Okay, look.. 20:24.390 --> 20:26.184 We already took a vote. 20:31.564 --> 20:32.690 Fine. 20:33.649 --> 20:35.026 Fine. 20:36.944 --> 20:39.655 But I'm gonna find out who's doing this to me. 20:39.697 --> 20:41.699 And then, I'm gonna call Riverton. 20:43.492 --> 20:44.535 I'm gonna fix this. 20:46.537 --> 20:49.331 Looks like Kruger's just been kicked out of his own company. 20:49.373 --> 20:52.292 Things are escalating with Kruger, Finch. 20:52.334 --> 20:54.378 We any closer to finding the perpetrator? 20:54.420 --> 20:56.005 I'm working on it, Mr. Reese. 21:10.144 --> 21:11.311 [cell phone vibrating] 21:14.148 --> 21:16.274 Hello. 21:16.316 --> 21:19.319 [garbled] 'You've hurt a great many people, Mr. Kruger.' 21:19.361 --> 21:20.487 What? Who is this? 21:20.529 --> 21:23.199 'You need to understand.' 21:23.241 --> 21:25.118 (Wayne) 'Understand what?' 21:25.159 --> 21:28.162 You listen to me. If I find out you're the one responsible.. 21:39.423 --> 21:40.925 (Shaw) 'The elevator's free falling.' 21:40.967 --> 21:42.927 Modern elevators do not free-fall, Miss Shaw. 21:42.969 --> 21:44.095 Tell that to Kruger. 21:47.681 --> 21:50.476 You can't fight the technology. 21:50.517 --> 21:52.519 Somebody has disabled the auto-safety features. 21:53.813 --> 21:55.397 The elevators aren't networked. 21:55.439 --> 21:56.523 I can't access them. 22:06.450 --> 22:07.660 [grunts] 22:25.303 --> 22:26.595 [car lock beeps] 22:29.473 --> 22:30.641 [engine turn over] 22:34.020 --> 22:36.480 [tires screeching] 22:44.238 --> 22:45.823 Kruger made it out, Finch. 22:45.865 --> 22:48.366 Whoever's coming after him has taken his company 22:48.408 --> 22:50.536 his money, his marriage. 22:50.577 --> 22:53.455 Soon the only thing left to take will be his life. 23:00.921 --> 23:05.176 Finch, the call he got in the elevator could you trace it? 23:05.218 --> 23:08.054 No, but whoever hijacked the elevator would have needed 23:08.095 --> 23:10.806 access to the building's electrical room. 23:10.848 --> 23:13.726 I do know who cleaned out Kruger's bank accounts. 23:13.767 --> 23:15.561 - Who? - 'Dennis Paulson.' 23:15.602 --> 23:18.356 Detective Fusco got his photo off the phony ID. 23:18.396 --> 23:21.817 He used to cash out Kruger's accounts. 23:21.859 --> 23:25.403 He's another member of the class action suit against Kruger 23:25.445 --> 23:27.365 same as Miss Mills. 23:27.405 --> 23:29.325 Then we're looking at multiple perpetrators. 23:29.367 --> 23:30.408 Yes. 23:30.450 --> 23:32.703 Paulson lost his job 23:32.745 --> 23:36.249 and was arrested after LifeTrace conflated his profile 23:36.290 --> 23:39.877 with that of a serial rapist who happened to have the same name. 23:39.919 --> 23:41.879 Hate it when that happens. 23:44.006 --> 23:46.592 Paulson told Fusco he'd received the fake ID 23:46.633 --> 23:50.637 and Kruger's banking information in an anonymous package. 23:50.679 --> 23:52.265 (Shaw) 'Same as Karen Mills.' 23:52.306 --> 23:54.141 Someone's giving these victims everything they need 23:54.183 --> 23:55.184 to get back at Kruger. 23:55.226 --> 23:57.311 It's turnkey revenge. 23:57.353 --> 23:59.188 How many people in that class action? 23:59.230 --> 24:00.314 Over 200. 24:00.356 --> 24:02.066 '23 in the tri-state area.' 24:02.108 --> 24:03.609 Finch, we can't stop that many. 24:03.650 --> 24:05.611 It'd be fun trying. 24:05.652 --> 24:08.488 I gotta ask, though, is this guy even worth our time? 24:08.530 --> 24:10.199 You know, that's not a question we entertained when we 24:10.241 --> 24:13.035 saved you, Miss Shaw. 24:13.077 --> 24:16.038 Our only chance to save Kruger is to find him. 24:16.080 --> 24:18.207 'I'm sending you his coordinates.' 24:26.882 --> 24:29.302 'Guy's a member of the Northside Killas.' 24:29.343 --> 24:31.011 Dang, got shot up pretty bad. 24:32.763 --> 24:35.766 - Who do you think did this? - Hard to say. 24:35.808 --> 24:38.269 I'd talk to his regular customers first 24:38.311 --> 24:40.604 see who he was having problems with. 24:40.646 --> 24:42.856 But that's not our job. 24:42.898 --> 24:46.026 We just secure the scene and take the statements. 24:46.986 --> 24:48.070 Right. 24:50.114 --> 24:51.115 'First body?' 24:52.325 --> 24:53.617 Yeah. 24:55.202 --> 24:56.745 You okay? 24:56.787 --> 24:58.331 Yeah, fine. 25:00.291 --> 25:01.459 [retching] 25:04.044 --> 25:05.629 Rookies. 25:12.303 --> 25:14.096 - I don't know what happened. - No? 25:15.431 --> 25:16.974 Take a look at your shoes. 25:18.684 --> 25:20.227 Just suck on the ice. 25:24.440 --> 25:26.442 - Hey. - Hey, you find anything? 25:26.484 --> 25:27.985 I haven't looked yet. Hang on. 25:36.618 --> 25:37.786 Let's see. 25:40.538 --> 25:43.209 - Whoa. - What is it? 25:43.250 --> 25:45.878 - The file's been frozen. - What? Why? 25:45.919 --> 25:47.587 Why do you think? 25:47.629 --> 25:50.007 Probably too many prying eyes. 25:50.049 --> 25:51.967 'Hey.' 25:52.009 --> 25:55.553 I'm feeling a little better, so if you want to get back to it. 25:56.972 --> 25:58.932 Yeah, sure. Let's go. 26:09.026 --> 26:11.111 [dramatic music] 26:11.153 --> 26:13.739 Okay, Finch, I've got him. 26:13.780 --> 26:16.075 'Mr. Collier, it's Wayne Kruger again.' 26:16.116 --> 26:19.161 I'm really hoping that we can meet before you leave town 26:19.203 --> 26:21.955 'so I can explain the confusion earlier today.' 26:21.997 --> 26:24.875 If you give me a chance, I'm sure we can sort this all out. 26:24.917 --> 26:27.086 [rock music] 26:31.131 --> 26:34.260 Those crying the loudest about privacy 26:34.301 --> 26:36.470 are probably the ones trying to hide something. 26:37.595 --> 26:40.015 [rock music] 26:44.770 --> 26:46.772 - Finch. - They've hacked the car. 26:50.150 --> 26:52.111 You can't fight the technology. 26:52.152 --> 26:53.737 Someone is overriding the vehicle's 26:53.779 --> 26:55.364 electronic control unit. 26:55.406 --> 26:57.074 You can't fight the technology. 26:57.116 --> 26:58.409 'Mr. Reese, they can take control' 26:58.451 --> 26:59.743 'of his steering and throttle.' 27:03.705 --> 27:04.873 [engine revving] 27:29.731 --> 27:30.857 Ah. 27:35.904 --> 27:37.490 Bet you could use a lift. 27:47.416 --> 27:49.835 [growling] 27:54.298 --> 27:55.799 Where am I? 27:55.841 --> 27:57.384 Somewhere you won't be attacked by the people 27:57.426 --> 27:59.219 who are trying to kill you. 27:59.261 --> 28:00.846 And you are? 28:00.887 --> 28:03.015 Right now, your only option. 28:04.850 --> 28:06.726 Ouch! 28:06.768 --> 28:08.812 My car, what happened? 28:08.854 --> 28:11.106 This electronic control unit 28:11.148 --> 28:13.400 'it overrode your car's internal ECU.' 28:13.442 --> 28:16.236 allowing someone to control the vehicle's functions remotely. 28:16.278 --> 28:18.071 Someone? Who? 28:18.113 --> 28:21.116 One of the members of that class action suit brought against you. 28:21.158 --> 28:23.827 That suit? Mm-mm. My lawyers settled that. 28:23.869 --> 28:26.580 Not to everyone's satisfaction, it would seem. 28:28.706 --> 28:30.376 Oh, that's interesting. 28:30.417 --> 28:32.169 What? 28:32.211 --> 28:34.463 Chloe Harper, the young woman killed by her stalker. 28:34.505 --> 28:35.964 Her mother was lead plaintiff 28:36.006 --> 28:37.257 but there was no mention of her father. 28:37.299 --> 28:40.052 I just looked him up. Stu Sommers. 28:40.093 --> 28:43.096 Different last name than Chloe's. Divorced? 28:43.138 --> 28:45.807 I remember that man from your building. 28:45.849 --> 28:47.643 He was posing as a janitor. 28:49.895 --> 28:52.439 Yeah, Carl, hasn't been around that long. 28:53.566 --> 28:55.275 Because until three months ago 28:55.317 --> 28:57.819 he worked as an electrical engineer at an aerospace firm. 28:57.861 --> 29:00.406 With a pedigree like that, he would have the skills 29:00.447 --> 29:03.492 to design these sophisticated attacks. 29:05.202 --> 29:06.745 We need to find him. 29:06.786 --> 29:08.788 He must be staying somewhere in the city. 29:08.830 --> 29:12.876 His personnel file, it would have to have an address. 29:12.918 --> 29:15.379 - I can call tomorrow morning. - Not necessary. 29:20.259 --> 29:22.135 Are you hacking my building's servers. 29:25.305 --> 29:26.724 Do you mind? 29:28.684 --> 29:30.352 [chuckles] 29:30.394 --> 29:33.480 Carl Miller, 162 Willow Street, apartment 4, Brooklyn. 29:33.522 --> 29:35.232 He'll either be there or he'll be at LifeTrace 29:35.274 --> 29:36.858 where he has access to the computers. 29:36.900 --> 29:38.569 Planning his next attack. 29:38.611 --> 29:39.903 I'll check it out. 29:39.945 --> 29:41.363 I'll hit the apartment. 29:45.992 --> 29:48.746 Perhaps you should rest, Mr. Kruger. 29:48.786 --> 29:50.289 You've had quite a day. 29:52.082 --> 29:53.375 Hmm. 30:07.931 --> 30:09.475 Anything to eat around here? 30:09.516 --> 30:11.685 Just Sencha green tea 30:11.727 --> 30:13.312 and a box of doggie treats. 30:15.981 --> 30:18.275 I don't suppose what you're working on there concerns me. 30:18.317 --> 30:20.402 I'm trying to triangulate the location of the call 30:20.444 --> 30:22.321 you received in the elevator. 30:22.362 --> 30:24.156 Did you recognize anything about the caller? 30:26.199 --> 30:27.242 No, nothing. 30:29.202 --> 30:31.622 [phone dial beeping] 30:36.627 --> 30:39.254 I'd prefer you didn't do that. 30:39.296 --> 30:41.548 I'd prefer you mind your own business. 30:41.590 --> 30:44.926 That's a tad ironic, coming from a man of your profession. 30:44.968 --> 30:45.969 Meaning what? 30:46.011 --> 30:47.805 Meaning your business is minding 30:47.846 --> 30:49.889 everyone else's business. 30:49.931 --> 30:53.352 I do what I do to simplify and improve other people's lives. 30:53.393 --> 30:54.894 What is it that you do? 30:54.936 --> 30:57.439 We help people out of difficult situations 30:57.481 --> 30:59.817 even situations of their own design. 30:59.858 --> 31:03.320 Ah, so, it's my fault that some wacko's trying to kill me? 31:03.362 --> 31:05.739 The man lost his daughter, Mr. Kruger 31:05.781 --> 31:08.158 to a stalker who was aided by your service. 31:08.200 --> 31:09.868 You feel no accountability? 31:09.909 --> 31:13.288 I'm part of a 300 billion dollar-a-year industry. 31:13.330 --> 31:15.749 Information abuses are unfortunate, but they happen. 31:15.791 --> 31:17.376 - Can't be helped. - Oh, they can. 31:17.417 --> 31:20.170 But only if the people who have access to the information 31:20.212 --> 31:21.755 are as interested in protecting it 31:21.797 --> 31:23.507 as they are in profiting from it. 31:26.593 --> 31:29.847 I was just checking to see if my wife had called. 31:29.888 --> 31:32.265 'I want to make sure she was okay.' 31:32.307 --> 31:34.142 Mr. Kruger, I didn't want you using the phone 31:34.184 --> 31:35.769 because it might not be safe. 31:35.811 --> 31:37.688 But if you must check your messages 31:37.730 --> 31:41.400 we can go through your phone carrier's web portal. 31:41.441 --> 31:43.193 Need my password? 31:44.403 --> 31:45.945 'You have a message.' 31:45.987 --> 31:47.947 (Peter) 'Mr. Kruger, Pete Collier.' 31:47.989 --> 31:49.616 'I spoke with my colleagues and they agreed' 31:49.658 --> 31:51.159 'we should all sit down again.' 31:51.201 --> 31:53.453 'If you could meet us at the Mayfield at 9:30' 31:53.495 --> 31:55.748 'that should give us enough time before our flight.' 31:55.789 --> 31:57.374 'We'll meet you in the east dining room.' 31:57.416 --> 31:59.835 Yes, yes, if I leave now, I can still make it. 31:59.877 --> 32:02.045 And what about your wife? 32:02.087 --> 32:04.172 I'll call her on the way. 32:04.214 --> 32:05.674 Mr. Kruger, wait. 32:05.716 --> 32:08.802 The message, it's not labeled as "New." 32:08.844 --> 32:11.680 Someone else must have listened to it first. 32:11.722 --> 32:14.349 Who? Oh, Sommers! 32:14.391 --> 32:16.184 And if he's listened to it he'll be waiting for you 32:16.226 --> 32:17.811 at the hotel. It's too dangerous. 32:17.853 --> 32:20.814 I don't care, there's too much riding on this deal. 32:23.024 --> 32:24.568 Alright, I'll contact my associates. 32:24.610 --> 32:26.612 Then have them meet us at the hotel. 32:26.653 --> 32:27.738 [thud] 32:40.292 --> 32:43.837 Okay, okay, Bear. Goodness. 32:46.548 --> 32:48.007 Oh! 33:02.815 --> 33:04.524 - Finch. - Mr. Reese.. 33:05.734 --> 33:07.277 Kruger's gone. 33:07.319 --> 33:09.947 'I made the mistake of turning my back on him.' 33:09.987 --> 33:11.865 - Are you alright? - I will be. 33:16.077 --> 33:18.956 It would appear that Bear slowed Kruger down. 33:18.996 --> 33:21.374 'He's making his way to the Mayfield Hotel' 33:21.416 --> 33:23.919 'to take a meeting with the Riverton people.' 33:23.961 --> 33:26.505 'I believe that Sommers knows that as well.' 33:26.546 --> 33:28.381 'I'm at his locker now.' 33:34.847 --> 33:36.181 He's been stalking Kruger 33:36.222 --> 33:38.099 just like his own daughter was stalked. 33:38.141 --> 33:40.352 And ultimately killed. 33:40.393 --> 33:42.020 I'll get over to the Mayfield. 33:45.482 --> 33:47.233 'Something else, Mr. Reese.' 33:48.735 --> 33:51.905 Kruger's not only a potential victim 33:51.947 --> 33:54.157 he may also now be a perpetrator. 33:56.033 --> 33:58.328 I cannot believe this is happening! 33:58.370 --> 34:00.664 Someone is screwing with me. Can't you see that? 34:00.706 --> 34:02.415 I'm gonna fix this. 34:14.469 --> 34:16.388 Looking for someone? 34:16.429 --> 34:17.389 Easy. 34:18.807 --> 34:20.642 I won't miss at this range. 34:22.101 --> 34:24.479 So what was the plan, hmm? 34:24.521 --> 34:28.400 Were you gonna take me out before or after my meeting? 34:28.441 --> 34:29.693 I hadn't decided yet. 34:29.735 --> 34:31.570 You know, you've caused me 34:31.611 --> 34:35.072 a great deal of pain and suffering, Mr. Sommers. 34:35.114 --> 34:36.909 That was the point. 34:36.950 --> 34:38.076 Well.. 34:39.578 --> 34:41.872 ...now, you're gonna help me get it all back. 34:46.793 --> 34:48.921 Mr. Kruger, you got my message. 34:51.297 --> 34:53.592 What happened to you? 34:53.633 --> 34:56.302 Ah, you know, I'm-I'm.. 34:56.344 --> 34:58.137 ...I'm really glad you asked. 34:58.179 --> 34:59.932 Uh, where's the rest of your team? 34:59.973 --> 35:02.809 Unfortunately, they had to catch an earlier flight. 35:02.851 --> 35:04.185 They send their regrets. 35:05.395 --> 35:06.563 Hello. 35:06.605 --> 35:08.648 Oh, yeah, this is Mr. Sommers. 35:08.690 --> 35:12.110 Look, I thought we were gonna discuss our deal. 35:12.151 --> 35:15.530 Yes, well, shortly after I called you 35:15.572 --> 35:18.157 we attempted to revisit the issue with our CEO 35:18.199 --> 35:21.954 but we couldn't get him to reconsider his decision. 35:21.995 --> 35:23.246 - What? - I'm sorry. 35:23.288 --> 35:25.040 I thought a face-to-face would be better 35:25.082 --> 35:26.792 than another phone call. 35:28.085 --> 35:29.795 - No. - Excuse me? 35:29.836 --> 35:34.800 No! You have no idea what I've been through to get here. 35:34.841 --> 35:36.384 Mr. Kruger, why do you have a gun? 35:36.426 --> 35:39.387 Because this man humiliated me 35:39.429 --> 35:43.224 stole from me and even tried to kill me. 35:43.266 --> 35:47.479 It was his twisted little game that made our deal fall apart. 35:47.520 --> 35:49.564 - Tell him. - Okay, just, put down the gun. 35:49.606 --> 35:50.607 I said tell him! 35:55.487 --> 35:56.822 Don't do it, Mr. Sommers. 35:59.449 --> 36:00.533 Who are you? 36:01.910 --> 36:03.745 Someone who knows what this is about. 36:07.332 --> 36:08.458 Chloe. 36:10.961 --> 36:14.631 Then you know he killed her, and something had to be done. 36:14.673 --> 36:16.591 I never touched your daughter. 36:16.633 --> 36:20.178 You may not have put your hands on her like that monster did. 36:20.219 --> 36:22.889 - But you're just as guilty. - I didn't do anything! 36:22.931 --> 36:24.182 Exactly. 36:25.767 --> 36:29.062 See, her ex-boyfriend found her three times. 36:29.104 --> 36:32.482 Three times, using your LifeTrace. 36:32.524 --> 36:34.818 'And every time he found her' 36:34.860 --> 36:38.113 we asked the company to take her information down 36:38.155 --> 36:40.157 and they didn't do it. 36:40.198 --> 36:43.451 And so he found her again and again 36:43.493 --> 36:45.704 until the last time when he killed her. 36:47.873 --> 36:52.210 All because you and your company didn't do anything. 36:58.257 --> 36:59.718 I didn't know. 37:02.595 --> 37:04.139 - I'm sorry. - Yeah? 37:05.598 --> 37:07.893 Oh! Sorry isn't good enough. 37:07.934 --> 37:09.519 Listen to me, Stu. 37:10.854 --> 37:12.522 'You do this, and your life..' 37:14.273 --> 37:15.567 ...it's over. 37:15.608 --> 37:19.278 - It's already over. - Stu. 37:19.320 --> 37:21.948 This isn't the way to honor your daughter's memory. 37:21.990 --> 37:23.408 Think about it. 37:23.449 --> 37:24.910 What would Chloe want? 37:31.166 --> 37:33.585 [dramatic music] 37:43.428 --> 37:45.847 You did the right thing. 37:45.889 --> 37:47.099 For both of you. 37:48.850 --> 37:51.061 Mr. Reese I triangulated the call that 37:51.103 --> 37:52.604 Kruger received in the elevator. 37:52.645 --> 37:54.397 'It's now coming from inside the Mayfield.' 37:54.439 --> 37:57.192 [gunshots] 37:57.943 --> 37:59.277 'Mr. Reese.' 38:00.946 --> 38:02.279 You were right. 38:02.321 --> 38:03.865 Something had to be done 38:03.907 --> 38:06.409 which is why we reached out to you, Mr. Sommers. 38:08.411 --> 38:11.957 You-you did it. You sent me the package. 38:11.998 --> 38:17.254 We sent you the means to exact justice for your daughter. 38:17.295 --> 38:19.923 And you had the courage to act. 38:22.884 --> 38:25.678 Unfortunately, the car crash wasn't successful. 38:25.720 --> 38:27.847 Requiring this improvisation 38:27.889 --> 38:29.808 but everything worked out in the end. 38:32.602 --> 38:34.104 You should go now, Mr. Sommers. 38:44.322 --> 38:47.492 - I think you understand now. - Understand what? 38:49.869 --> 38:54.332 What is lost...when your privacy's stripped away. 38:56.626 --> 38:57.627 Your identity. 38:58.670 --> 39:00.130 Your job. 39:00.172 --> 39:02.007 'Your family.' 39:02.048 --> 39:04.425 Security. 39:04.467 --> 39:06.011 Everything. 39:07.553 --> 39:08.805 You. 39:08.847 --> 39:11.474 'And thousands more just like me.' 39:11.516 --> 39:15.394 People who have chosen action over apathy 39:15.436 --> 39:19.398 to take back what men like you.. 39:19.440 --> 39:22.319 ...and the government have stolen. 39:26.906 --> 39:31.161 This wasn't a game, Mr. Kruger this was a lesson. The first. 39:32.996 --> 39:34.956 We were just gonna scare you, but.. 39:37.416 --> 39:39.085 ...that wouldn't change anything, would it? 39:40.419 --> 39:41.587 [gunshot] 39:49.012 --> 39:50.429 Finch. 39:50.471 --> 39:53.850 - John, are you shot? - My vest caught it. 39:53.892 --> 39:55.434 'Think my rib's broken.' 39:55.476 --> 39:56.602 And Kruger? 39:59.814 --> 40:00.982 He's dead, Finch. 40:03.235 --> 40:04.527 I got him. 40:04.569 --> 40:05.778 Can you walk? 40:07.739 --> 40:09.824 I need to get to Collier. 40:09.866 --> 40:11.201 We've got to get you out of here. 40:11.243 --> 40:13.786 She's right, Mr. Reese. 40:13.828 --> 40:15.080 Another time. 40:31.096 --> 40:33.223 Back for more, huh? 40:33.265 --> 40:35.183 I need to say something. 40:35.225 --> 40:38.435 Can it wait until after you buy me coffee? 40:38.477 --> 40:41.773 I know you had to take a partner to get back on days 40:41.814 --> 40:43.191 but did you know that two other rookies 40:43.233 --> 40:45.610 were supposed to be in this seat before me? 40:45.651 --> 40:47.320 And both requested to be reassigned. 40:47.362 --> 40:49.781 If you want another FTO just say the word. 40:49.822 --> 40:53.534 No, that's the point. I didn't ask to be reassigned. 40:53.576 --> 40:55.661 Because I chose you. 40:55.703 --> 40:57.622 Chose me? Why? 40:59.249 --> 41:01.918 In the academy, I heard about you. 41:01.960 --> 41:03.711 Your work with the homicide task force 41:03.753 --> 41:05.713 and how you took down those corrupt cops. 41:07.173 --> 41:09.634 I thought, someday, that's what I want to do. 41:09.675 --> 41:12.971 That's why I jumped at the chance to train under you. 41:13.012 --> 41:15.807 But I don't get the sense that you want to train anybody. 41:16.766 --> 41:18.810 And if that's the case.. 41:18.851 --> 41:21.938 ...then I'd prefer it if you just cut me loose. 41:23.481 --> 41:26.359 [police radio chatter] 41:37.370 --> 41:39.664 Roger, dispatch. 3 Adam 10 responding. 41:40.498 --> 41:41.666 [engine revving] 41:53.886 --> 41:56.139 I made a call to Riverton home office. 41:56.181 --> 41:57.723 Seems Collier.. 41:57.765 --> 42:00.726 ...no doubt an alias, has not returned to work. 42:00.768 --> 42:02.479 And I don't think he will. 42:02.520 --> 42:05.940 He started four months ago as VP of customer analytics 42:05.982 --> 42:08.276 a position that allowed him to get close enough to Kruger 42:08.318 --> 42:09.986 so that he could both witness 42:10.028 --> 42:13.990 and participate in the dismantling of his life. 42:14.032 --> 42:16.075 He told Kruger there were others like him. 42:16.117 --> 42:17.869 Yes and I'm inclined to believe him. 42:17.910 --> 42:19.662 I discovered that the anonymous packages 42:19.704 --> 42:21.789 sent to Mr. Sommers and the others 42:21.831 --> 42:23.916 came through mail-processing centers 42:23.958 --> 42:25.793 scattered all over the country. 42:25.835 --> 42:27.420 Could've saved on the postage and just shot him 42:27.462 --> 42:29.005 when they had the chance. 42:31.590 --> 42:33.592 I'm just saying it was an elaborate plan. 42:33.634 --> 42:36.262 It wasn't just about killing Kruger. 42:36.304 --> 42:40.517 It was about giving the people he hurt a chance at retribution. 42:40.558 --> 42:43.602 And also putting an ideology into action. 42:43.644 --> 42:46.647 Collier referred to Kruger's murder as "A lesson." 42:46.689 --> 42:48.233 "The first." 42:50.402 --> 42:52.653 I fear that whatever his organization's ultimate goals 42:52.695 --> 42:56.449 may be...this could be just the beginning. 43:04.082 --> 43:06.209 [theme music] could be just the beginning.