- [ Man ] Say l, l-l-l - [ Chattering, Laughing ]
[ Continues ]
To the new year.
May it be better than Iast year.
l know it will be.
CarIos, I need you to bring negotiations to a cIose.
Not a probIem, Mr. Greene.
Mark and I'II take care of it.
- Hey, how you doin', man? - How you doin', CarIos?
- Good, good. - So, uh, can we, uh, taIk about the deaI?
Of course. Just foIIow me. Come on.
So, I, uh, had a chance to take a Iook at the numbers.
Mmm- [ Grunts ]
[ Groaning ]
Mr. Greene's proposaI wasn't a request, Nick.
Yes, but feeI free to take as much time as you need to think about it.
[ Groaning ]
Damn!
[ Crowd, Faint ] Five... four... three... two... onel
- Happy New Year. - [ Crowd Cheering ]
So, I sign this, and I'm good, right?
As Iong as you testify you'II have totaI immunity...
with new identities for you, your wife and kids.
-What about Kimi? -Mark, I can't put your mistress in witness protection.
Just Iike I toId my wife, I'm not Ieavin' Kimi.
Elliot Greene's not a forgiving man.
You don't sign, we cut you Ioose.
You'II be dead in a day.
- WeIcome to your new home. - Mmm.
[ Marshal ] Gol
- [ Groans ] - Sniper! Get outta here!
Go, go, go!
- Get away from the window. - What?
- Get away from the bIoody window. - Why?
What's going on?
A sniper just kiIIed Mark McLaughIin whiIe he was in protective custody.
Is he someone from one of our cases?
No, no, no. He was a case ReynoIds worked before he came here.
AII right, Lightman, don't say another word, okay?
McLaughIin was ReynoIds's running buddy in an assortment of crimes, right?
You're not supposed to know anything about that.
- You work here. I know everything. - Somebody want to fiII me in?
ReynoIds, uh, was undercover, what, two years?
Trying to dismantIe EIIiot Greene's organization in New York.
- Greene, the WaII Street guy? - Yeah.
Mobster, kiIIer, extortionist. Mark was the Iead witness in the case against Greene.
Yeah, now he's dead. Reynolds is next in line to testify.
U.S. attorney's on his way. He wants to put you in protective custody.
You sound Iike you have a probIem with that.
Yeah, I do. They've got a spotty record at best.
WouId you bet your Iife they couId keep you safe? No, I didn't think so.
- So what do you have in mind? - FoIIow me.
Hi. You're the U.S. attorney, right?
Garrett Denning. Where's Agent ReynoIds?
He's in the Ioo. Uh, this is Foster.
Wh- Why is he in there? We have to move now.
Because your Iast witness got his head bIown off.
- And he works here. My office, my ruIes. - You're way outta Iine.
- He is my new Iead witness, and he's Ieaving with me. - WeII, that's buIIetproof gIass.
That's a reinforced door.
-He stays tiII I put in the code. -So you're hoIding him prisoner.
Hostage. I'II reIease him if my demands are met.
[ Man ] Dream, send me a sign
Turn back the clock
Give me some time
l need to break out
Make a new name
Let's open our eyes
To the brand-new day
Give me Agent ReynoIds now, or I wiII have your company shut down...
and charge you with obstruction of justice.
WeII, that's not gonna get him out of there.
We are aII concerned about ReynoIds's safety, so Iet's work out a deaI.
- Oh, you have a Iist of demands, do you? - Yeah.
- Yeah, secure our buiIding untiI we know he's safe. - That's unnecessary.
- U.S. MarshaIs are fuIIy capabIe of protecting Agent ReynoIds. - You don't sound too sure.
The only ones l don't trust were the three guarding McLaughlin.
OnIy they knew where he was going.
My office is conducting an investigation into those marshals.
Yeah, you give them to me, and then I'II Iet ReynoIds go. His Iife's in danger.
You ask him who he trusts to get to the bottom of this, you or us.
You were the only ones who knew the safe house location.
- One of you gave up your witness. - It's not possibIe.
If there was someone dirty on my team-
They aII fIash fear when they hear EIIiot Greene's name. What'd this guy do?
He was a WaII Street fixer.
If a hedge fund was Iooking for inside information...
Greene's people did whatever it took to get it for them.
- What did it normaIIy take? - BIackmaiI. Kidnapping.
Torture. Murder.
Our identities were kept secret, even from each other.
Which one of you did Greene get to?
The U.S. MarshaIs don't hire turncoats.
Uh, just a minute.
Can I borrow you?
AII right, this gentIeman here is from the U.S. attorney's office...
and it is his job to put whichever one of you three killed McLaughlin in prison.
Right. WeII, you two, hop it. Go on. Out. Go on!
- I want to taIk to you. - What did I do?
WeII, those two were scared they might be working with someone connected to Greene.
You know, onIy you showed additionaI fear when you were threatened with jaiI time.
So what did Greene do? Did he, uh, pay you off?
- Did he threaten your famiIy? - No.
Something else. What, did you simply not like McLaughlin?
Mark was an obnoxious IowIife and a scumbag...
but I didn't want him dead.
Hey, keep an eye on him, aII right?
Wait, does that mean we question the marshaI or wait for Lightman to come back?
Mmm, l don't know, but l'm sure it's some kind of test.
So, is that our guy or not?
What can you teII me about the case, now McLaughIin is dead?
WeII, his death is a disaster. I have to restructure my entire approach to the triaI.
And without ReynoIds, I don't have a case.
Does his voice sound Iike his face Iooks?
There was a distinct upturn in his vocaI pitch when he mentioned McLaughIin's death.
Did you have him kiIIed?
That's absurd. He was our Iead witness.
But he was at a meeting with you just before he was murdered.
You knew the exact pIace and time he was being moved.
Of course. I'm an assistant U.S. attorney.
- Yet you're happy he's dead. - Well, it makes sense. He had a rap sheet a mile long.
He onIy cut a deaI with you because you had him by the throat.
lf it was me, l'd much prefer a highly decorated F.B.l. agent as a witness.
Did you have Mark McLaughIin kiIIed?
Are you peopIe on drugs?
- Did you have any idea he was about to be murdered? - AbsoIuteIy not.
WeII, that's the truth.
Thank you. Now, get back in there with that marshaI.
No, he's a puppet. I'm much more interested in the guy who's puIIing the strings.
What, you want me to get you in front of EIIiot Greene?
Yeah, absoIuteIy. If you want the truth.
This'II teII you if I have swine fIu?
Nah. Nah.
It's a prerequisite for a body cavity search.
I'm kidding. Just kidding, Mr. Greene.
So, how we feeIing today?
- Fine, I guess. - What, just fine?
It's not every day the Iead witness in a case against you gets kiIIed, is it?
Who are you?
I'm a friend of the witness that's about to step in to keep you behind bars.
l'm also a doctor.
- And you're entitIed to a Iawyer. - Don't need one.
TeII me, how'd you get to McLaughIin?
Did you pay off one of the marshaIs?
Did you threaten him?
Someone higher up the food chain, then?
Nah, that's not it either.
It is funny, isn't it?
A man gets kiIIed today, you'II face another murder count.
TeII your friends I'm confident that I'II be cIeared at triaI.
You beIieve that, don't you?
I have nothing to fear.
You think you can kiII my friend?
Who's your friend? The man I know as CarIos? Benjamin ReynoIds, right?
lf you think that federal agent is going to be the guy who's gonna take me down...
ask him about his oId friend Scotty.
- What's up? - I just had a very interesting chat with your friend EIIiot Greene.
He says he has no intention of harming you.
Forgive me if I don't beIieve him.
Do you have any idea why he's not the sIightest bit worried about your testimony?
HaIf of what I know couId send him away for Iife.
Does the name Scotty mean anything to you?
There it is.
Let me see that case fiIe.
What are you Iooking for? Hmm?
Okay, there.
What is that?
Can we quit screwin'around here? Greene's trial is in four days.
WeII, it's not gonna matter, because you're gonna have to make your case without me.
Without you, I don't have a case.
Just use the surveiIIance tapes. That shouId be enough.
You're my witness who authenticates the tapes and nails the guy.
And as a federaI agent you reaIIy don't have a choice in the matter.
I do have a choice.
You sacrificed two years of your Iife to buiId this case, right?
And now I'm done sacrificing.
lf you don't take the stand you'll be fired from the F.B.l. and we will press charges.
I'm not testifying.
You can't do that.
Watch me.
Seen that face before.
You need to caII me back as soon as you get this. I got a big probIem here.
CaII me on my ceII phone as soon as you get to your office.
[ Thunder Rumbling ]
Have you Iost your mind?
Yeah, it's funny, 'cause I was about to ask you the same question.
Why are you doing this to me?
Look, Lightman, I get it. You're concerned, and I appreciate that.
But you reaIIy need to back off, okay?
- I'm the man who's keeping you safe. - You know what this is?
This is just another one of your ego trips.
You can't rest untiI you find out what I've been keeping from you.
No, it's not about me. No, it's about the pain you're feeIing right now.
Oh, so you just see it aII, huh?
But, see, you have no idea. None.
I've had to make a few brutaI choices in the past to arrive at the right outcome.
Hey, Iet me teII you something.
When I was undercover on the Greene case, my father, he died.
I didn't go to the hospitaI or the funeraI, so don't taIk to me about tough choices.
WeII then, testify! Go on, then.
Make the sacrifice count for something.
Just- Just shut up and give me my phone.
[ Thunder Continues Rumbling ]
Who were you caIIing?
SheiIa Redatti. Who's she?
- She was my handIer on the case. - Oh, yeah?
- Does she know why you won't testify? - I haven't spoken to her in months.
Oh, wait, so I get it. So you're investigating me for them.
Yep. Yeah. To keep you from getting dragged out of here.
- Yeah, funny you didn't mention that up front. - Just trying to get to the truth.
And I bet you'd serve me up to get it.
- Hey. - Hey.
Is there anything in the case fiIe from ReynoIds's handIer?
Uh, SheiIa Redatti. Uh, yeah, yeah. She wrote most of it.
Uh, the Ianguage suggests she's, uh, inteIIigent.
I mean, meticuIous, and, uh, emotionaIIy attached to ReynoIds.
You think he was shagging his boss?
WeII... I can't confirm that from the case fiIe...
but her feeIings for him run deep.
I wonder if he feeIs the same way.
- What, do you think he's trying to protect her? - He's protecting someone.
That's it. I'm going in.
No. Lightman'II be furious that you interfered.
I'm gonna find out what he wants.
No, then he'II be angry that we didn't take the initiative sooner.
WeII, if I'm going to get yeIIed at no matter what, I might as weII get in the game.
You comin'?
Describe the events of this morning.
I woke up at 5:1 5 a.m.
I took a shower. I got dressed.
Interested what I did in the john?
Why don't we skip ahead to after that?
- I woke Mark up and took him to the U.S. attorney. - Whoa. You skipped some steps.
What happened between waking him up and taking him out of the safe house?
The usuaI. He got ready and we Ieft.
Did he brush his teeth? Did he shower? TaIk us through it.
I wasn't with him in the bathroom.
You screwed up.
- When Mark was in the bathroom, what did you do? - Who do you think you are?
Huh? I've been decorated three times in the Iine of duty.
But you made a mistake this morning. So what was it?
Tell us, or your career ends today.
We can see to that.
I couId hear Mark taIking in the bathroom, and I caught him using a ceII phone.
He wasn't supposed to have one.
- And I'm guessing you didn't report it. - No, I tossed it.
I didn't think it wouId compromise our security.
TeII us where you ditched the phone.
SpeciaI Agent Redatti? I'm GiIIian Foster.
- I've- I've Ieft you a few messages. - Oh, right.
I'm sorry I haven't got back to you. I'm on my way to a briefing, and I'm in a hurry.
No probIem. I'II waIk with you.
I reaIIy need to taIk about Agent ReynoIds.
I can't discuss any of the detaiIs of the Greene case.
WeII, I'm more concerned about why he's refusing to testify.
I wish I couId heIp you...
but we haven't spoken since he was reassigned, and they didn't even teII me where.
You were his onIy IifeIine to the outside worId when he was undercover.
You must have some insight.
I just found out that he's refusing to testify, and it shocked me.
It's not Iike him. He's a modeI agent. The goId standard.
''ModeI agent. GoId standard.''
You're Iavishing aII sorts of praise on him, but you don't act very concerned.
Let me cIue you in about what it's Iike for peopIe to work together undercover.
I've counseIed agents after they've compIeted undercover assignments.
Then you shouId understand that there's a very strong bond between Ben and me.
I do not want to see him ruined or in prison.
WeII, then you shouId want him to testify.
To get in with Greene's organization...
Ben was authorized to commit minor crimes to pIay the roIe of a criminaI.
He assauIted peopIe, made threats, used narcotics.
I've been there.
Even if you're authorized to break the Iaw, it changes you.
How did it change ReynoIds?
He was authorized to use drugs, not abuse them, and if he testifies it'II aII come out.
We have reason to beIieve someone named Scotty is keeping him off the stand.
Scotty ViIIarosa?
- Is that someone ReynoIds used drugs with? - Among other things.
When we swept up Greene's crew, we never found Scotty.
He just disappeared. Got away.
We couId reaIIy use your heIp back at my office.
And ReynoIds reaIIy needs a friend.
Will you come down and talk to him?
[ Redatti ] Anything for Ben.
I'II head over after the briefing.
WeII, I don't think that they're romanticaIIy invoIved.
- She cares for him. - WeII, she paints a pretty ugIy picture with her words.
What did you see?
The whoIe drug thing with ReynoIds- Does it bother you? Does it unsettIe you?
Is it fIashbacks to your ex-husband?
If I'm upset, it's because this just got twice as compIicated.
Being married to AIec gave me insights into how addicts can Iead doubIe Iives.
But don't read me. You're supposed to be reading her.
Sorry. WeII, um, that was AIec.
This is ReynoIds.
- Who is refusing to testify in order to protect himseIf. - WeII, according to her.
- But protect himseIf from what? - I don't know.
Maybe we don't know ReynoIds as weII as we thought we did.
Don't throw your career away Iike this.
AII right, everybody out. Go on, hop it. This is my investigation.
Go on! Go on. Thanks for your heIp.
Oh, don't- don't do that. Don't try that.
l'm onto you.
- ReaIIy? - Yeah.
WeII, if that's true, you shouId see how pointIess it is for you to keep coming at me Iike that.
You're wrestIing with something that you can't Iive with. Been there, done that.
Look, Lightman, just stop, okay? I've interrogated more suspects than you.
- Oh, you think so? - Yeah, l know so.
- I know aII the mind games. - Wrong again. I don't need mind games when I've got the truth.
The truth? ReaIIy? EnIighten me.
You were a cokehead...
prone to mood swings and violence.
Foster spoke to your handIer.
I was doin' my job.
I think you Iiked doin' drugs.
I think you Iiked bein' a criminaI. I mean, bit of a rush, right?
I was getting cIose enough to Greene to make my case. That's it.
There's more to it than that. I think you miss those days. That's why you won't testify.
You're wrong.
Yeah, I think you're afraid everyone's going to see the coke-snorting whoremonger...
you've been trying so hard to bury.
You better back off now.
Yeah, your handIer said your time undercover, it changed you.
I don't think it changed you. That's what you reaIIy are.
And you're afraid everyone's gonna see that.
- You want to taIk about me? - Yeah.
You know, I read your fiIe too, Lightman.
Northern IreIand? How about we taIk about that?
I'm not the one heading off to jaiI.
Yeah, weII, you shouId be...
some of the crap you were invoIved in over there.
You know, uh, there's stiII time to step up and be the good boy in aII this.
It's too Iate for a change now.
Doesn't have to be.
What's in the case fiIe, Ben?
What was it that surprised you so much?
You heIped me out of some serious troubIe with my friend Terry.
Let me repay the favor.
My office.
No cameras.
Who's Scotty?
You know, you make one mistake, and any other day it wouIdn't even matter.
Who is he?
PeopIe who are supposed to have your back, they just-
they just Ieave you hangin'.
Did he betray you?
Scotty ViIIarosa was another one of Greene's guys.
I worked with him.
- Did he threaten you? - He can't ever get to me.
You seem pretty certain of that.
Why?
Because I kiIIed Scotty.
Shot him dead.
You kiIIed Scotty ViIIarosa?
I mean, was it seIf-defense or-
Yeah.
He was my first one.
I never shot a person before.
And you'd think that he'd just faII back and be dead instantIy.
But no, he- he heId on.
He just stood there, watching me as he died.
Why'd you kiII him?
Just wrong pIace, wrong time, I guess. We were in this apartment.
I went to the intercom to buzz Mark and Greene into the buiIding.
My wire started futzing out, making noises.
And I tried to cover it up. I tried to expIain to him.
But... I was busted.
So Scotty finds your wire and he puIIs a gun on you.
TeII me he puIIed a gun on you.
[ Sighs ]
You know, he had this Iook on his face, and I knew he had a gun.
But I had the drop on him, and I warned his dumb ass, and he stiII tried to-
[ Sighs ]
So that was that.
I took the wire off my body and put it on Scotty's.
Made him Iook Iike the rat to Greene.
I was in after that.
Killing Scotty was the best thing that ever happened to me in this case.
- You covered this up the whoIe time? - HeII, no.
As soon as I got a chance, I caIIed SheiIa and I toId her everything.
She toId me to stay on the case and that she wouId handIe it.
- And you took her at her word. - Yes, I did.
Because the very next day she said headquarters signed off on the shooting.
She even had me sign an incident report, but it's not in the case fiIe now.
So don't you understand?
I'II be discredited as a witness, and Greene wiII waIk.
You'II get done for murder.
ExactIy. Now you see why I can't testify.
'Cause either way, l'm screwed.
Yeah. Yeah, you are.
Redatti uses you, you just roll over and let Greene have another go at you.
Is that it? You just gonna give it up without a fuss?
- Excuse me? - You heard me. I mean, it's pathetic.
I can't beIieve that I've wasted this much time on you.
I mean, you're a baby. What are you? Are you some kind of coward?
[ YeIIs ]
It's about bIoody time. I've been waiting for this.
I mean, my God, you've stiII got a bit of fight Ieft in you, I see.
So what, are you gonna stand up for yourseIf now, eh?
What the heII do you think I've been doin'? Huh?
I've been Iooking for a better way out of this, and there isn't one.
There is. Yeah, there is.
Let me have a crack at it.
And why shouId I trust you?
Now, it's a funny thing about trust...
'cause it's a matter of faith.
I mean, you can never reaIIy be sure of it, right?
Because I kiIIed Scotty.
Shot him dead.
[ Click ]
- You toId me there were no cameras in here. - This tape beIongs to the F.B. I.
I mean, as evidence in an ongoing investigation, right?
Right. So can you watch the screen? Watch the screen.
It's gone.
I mean...
it's gone.
Anybody finds out that you ever did that, you're goin' to prison.
Yeah.
So now we're in the same boat, aren't we?
So Iet's start gettin' creative.
[ Rock ]
- This better be about the case. - Oh. Yeah. FortuitousIy, it is.
This is Mark McLaughIin's mistress.
She is a dancer of the exotic variety.
We're going to bring her and his wife in.
An hour before Mark died...
he caIIed each of them on a ceII phone he wasn't supposed to have.
We figure he dropped his Iocation to them and got set up.
So you're going to estabIish a base Iine by watching her strangIe a poIe with her thighs?
Well, we're trying to determine if she gets embarrassed when she performs.
We couId use that to rattIe her.
If you want to rattIe her, interview the mistress and wife together, Iet the sparks fIy.
- We scheduIed them to avoid that. - That's considerate, but wrong.
People find it hard to suppress their emotions...
when they're confronted by the victim of their deception.
- Okay. We'll bring them in together. - Good.
WeII, I'm gIad to see you, uh, pushed ahead on this.
I haIf expected to return and find you sitting on your thumbs.
Okay.
Mm-hmm.
Damn, Lightman. You're not messin' around, huh?
Your handIer's in the cube and Denning's in the Iab.
AII right.
- You ready? - Guess I got no other choice.
Let's go have some fun.
What are they doin' here?
I'm charging Agent ReynoIds for every crime he committed whiIe he was on the Greene case.
I was under orders to commit certain crimes to maintain my cover.
Based on the assumption you'd fuIIy cooperate. You're not keeping your end of the deaI.
I don't think your peopIe have been teIIing the whoIe truth here.
UnIess you can make him testify, I have no reason to Iisten to you anymore.
What is SpeciaI Agent Redatti doing here?
- You know how you're wondering why ReynoIds won't testify? - Yeah.
She's about to teII you.
I'm sorry about the wait, Agent Redatti.
SpeciaI Agent Redatti. Where's Ben?
He's going to be tied up for a whiIe with the U.S. attorney.
This is some setup you've got here.
I came to speak with Agent ReynoIds.
If he's not avaiIabIe, I have a Iot of work to do.
What eIse can you teII me about ReynoIds's drug use whiIe he was undercover?
He did his duty...
which, at times, incIuded drug use...
so that he couId prove himseIf to some very dangerous peopIe.
You seem to think he went above and beyond the caII of duty.
Ben's a good agent who got caught up in a very bad situation.
End of story.
TeII me about the night ReynoIds kiIIed Scotty ViIIarosa.
- Here we go. - You kiIIed a man whiIe undercover?
Are you telling me that you don't know anything about it?
There's nothing to know.
He never kiIIed anyone.
What the heII are they taIking about? That was not in the fiIe.
Mouth shut, eyes open, CounseIor.
He shot Scotty and then informed you, as required by F.B. I. protocoI.
Never.
You can teII she's Iying, right?
Look, she's spent a Iot more time undercover than you. I can't teII a thing yet.
Ben got in too deep.
He became addicted.
I shouId have puIIed him out sooner.
- ReynoIds, you're up. - What-
What are you doing?
I'm saving your case.
Where did he get that gun?
From me.
[ Lock Buzzes, Clicks ]
You better start teIIin' the truth right now.
Ben, don't make this worse.
- Let me go. - No.
You're not goin' anywhere untiI you admit that I toId you about Scotty.
Whatever you've done, I can expIain the pressure that you were under.
And when the dust settles, you can have a great career out of the F.B.l.
I'm not making another deaI with you.
After kiIIing Scotty, I caIIed you. I toId you everything.
[ Redatti ] That never happened.
- Maybe the drugs made you think that that happened. - Look, stop. Stop Iying.
You wrote up an incident report for the shooting, and you had me sign it.
No, I didn't.
Ben, you never caIIed.
I didn't know.
You toId me to stay undercover because the case against Greene was too important to Iose.
If you had come to me with this, I couId have done my job...
and then you wouldn't be in the mess that you're in now.
I'm sorry.
I trusted you.
You were aII I had.
Oh, she's good.
But ReynoIds got to her. There were three points where her deception Ieaked.
Yeah. She couId've soId the Iie to anyone eIse except him.
- WeII, what'd you get? - Take Agent ReynoIds into custody.
- Remove that weapon. - No, he's teIIing the truth. We can show you.
Take a Iook at Redatti as she's offering her first deniaI.
Save it. He just confessed to murder.
He had to make an appaIIing decision, granted.
But Redatti endorsed it. Her Iies were apparent when he confronted her.
From the beginning, Agent ReynoIds has shown a compIete Iack of candor.
- I don't have any choice. - If you arrest him, your case is over.
My case was over the second Mark McLaughlin died.
Reynolds is no good to me without hard evidence...
that proves Redatti covered up the shooting.
- I don't even know if that proof exists. - It does.
We just have to follow. She'll take us there.
We're very sorry for your Ioss.
We onIy have a few questions.
Mark had an unauthorized ceII phone...
and the onIy peopIe that he caIIed with it were you two.
So which one of you is reaIIy grieving...
and which one of you gave him up to Elliot Greene's people?
Interesting. You're both angry.
Yeah, I'm angry. She got Mark kiIIed.
Maybe you kiIIed him because he Ioved me and not your used piece of ass.
Shut your mouth, tramp.
Okay, how Iong did you know Mark had a mistress?
Long enough to come up with a pIan to kiII him over it?
I didn't have him kiIIed.
Mrs. McLaughIin, Iook at Kimi.
How do you feel when you see her?
- Angry. - And sad.
You feeI very hurt.
I stiII Ioved Mark.
That's true, but... you're hiding something.
I was going to divorce him, okay?
l talked to a lawyer last Tuesday, two weeks ago.
Because of her?
I reaIIy beIieved he worked on WaII Street.
I didn't know he was a criminaI untiI he was arrested.
I couIdn't stay married to someone Iike that.
She's teIIing the truth.
She isn't the kind of person who wouId knowingIy stay with a criminaI.
What kind of person are you, Kimi?
WeII, I I- I Ioved Mark.
l was going to spend my life with him...
but I didn't want him dead.
She's teIIing the truth too.
Maybe you Iet it sIip somehow. Maybe you wrote it down on a piece of paper and forgot.
When I gave Mark his phone, he toId me to teII no one.
- You gave Mark the phone? - Yeah.
Back when he was in county, before he cut his deal.
You dumb IittIe bitch.
What?
If someone knew that number, they couId Iocate the phone. They wouId know where Mark was.
No one knew the number.
It was our private phone, so she couIdn't find out about us.
Kimi.
I mean, sometimes he wouId take work caIIs...
on the phone...
from- from Greene.
Mark dying was my fauIt.
[ Sobbing ]
I'm sorry.
You wrote up an incident report for the shooting, and you had me sign it.
No, I didn't.
She's nodding yes whiIe she's saying no.
WeII, that's not going to heIp ReynoIds.
- Hey, uh, did you guys cIose the case? - Yeah.
F.B. I. is working to tie McLaughIin's murder to Greene.
Foster.
Ben, you never caIIed.
[ Redatti ] l didn't know.
[ Ben ] You told me to stay undercover...
because the case against Greene was too important to Iose.
lf you had come to me with this, l would have done my job...
and you wouId not be in the mess that you're in now.
I'm sorry.
- She's Iying. - Yes, she is.
When she denies that she knows anything, she's lying. When she says she's sorry, she means it.
She cares about ReynoIds, but just not enough to teII the whoIe truth.
We need to up the stakes on her.
Make it more cIear how her actions are affecting ReynoIds.
- How much puII you got with the Justice Department? - Depends.
- What are you asking for? - I need you to caII in a favor.
- I want to take a run at her. - She's not going to simpIy crack under pressure.
Under the right kind of pressure, she wiII.
[ Chattering, Laughing ]
From the gentIeman there.
Hey. How you doin'?
- Thank you. - Oh, gIad I couId heIp.
- You had a certain Iook about you. - Oh, reaIIy?
What kind of a Iook?
Like a fox trying to outrun the hounds.
Bet that accent of yours gets you pretty far, doesn't it?
WeII, you work with what you've got, right?
You're a beautifuI woman. You know the game.
WeII, where I work beauty is not an asset.
WeII, I bet you handIe your end of affairs quite niceIy.
My affairs, yes.
Other peopIe's, that's the nightmare.
That's the worst.
They screw up, and then they expect you to fix it.
There's just no sense of accountabiIity...
or foIIow-through, seIf-reIiance.
Or IoyaIty.
Mmm.
Buy me another?
Yeah, sure, Iove.
- Excuse me. Can I get two this time? - Of course.
I'm SheiIa.
I'm Terry.
Nice to meet you.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
To the end of a Iong day.
Thank you.
You know, it sounds Iike a Iine.
- WeII, it is a Iine. - [ ChuckIes ]
Um, but I'm- I-I think we've met somewhere before.
- TeII me you don't work with the Bureau. - No, WaII Street.
I think you know my boss.
He's going to triaI in a few days.
Get your hands off me.
It's a shame EIIiot Greene got caught with his hand in the jar.
It's Iucky for him he's got friends Iike us.
Eh?
You have a nice night.
Hey! Stop.
Whoa. And here I was, thinking I'd ruined my chances.
What did you mean by Greene's Iucky to have friends Iike us?
- You saying you're not a friend of ours? - What are you asking me?
WeII, any friend of ours wouIdn't take the stand against Greene.
I can arrest you for threatening to harm a federaI agent.
Which makes me gIad I did no such thing.
- Don't touch him. - I wouId never.
I saw him today. He's not even going to testify.
See, we heard different.
He cut a deaI about an hour ago, so he forced our hands.
Night, Iove.
I'm not going to Iet anything bad happen to ReynoIds, so caII it off.
WheeIs are in motion, Iove.
How does 20 years in federaI prison sound?
Based on your experience with Greene, you think you couId get me to triaI?
- I'm not afraid to go outside the system to get justice. - That's interesting.
Sounds Iike you shouId be working with us.
You don't need to kiII ReynoIds.
I have information that can insure Greene becomes a free man.
Just promise me nothing happens to Ben.
You're pIaying for time, Iove.
You can have Greene's Iawyer verify it in a manner of minutes.
AII right.
Let ReynoIds testify.
Question him about the murder of Scotty ViIIarosa.
Knock it off.
Everybody knows he kiIIed Scotty. We toId him where to bury the corpse.
But I never reported it. There's no record of it in the F.B. I. fiIes.
Have Greene's Iawyer ask ReynoIds about the shooting.
He'II be discredited on the stand.
He'II Iook Iike a rogue agent and the whoIe case wiII coIIapse.
You don't need to kiII him.
Have Greene's Iawyer ask ReynoIds about the shooting.
He'II be discredited on the stand.
He'll look like a rogue agent, and the whole case will collapse.
You don't need to kill him.
- [ CIick ] - Anything eIse you want to add?
Among the many other atrocities this monster committed...
EIIiot Greene heId a 1 2-year-oId girI hostage...
so her C.E.O. father wouId discIose his quarterIy earnings a day earIy.
l'm sorry. What's your point?
I made a choice.
Oh, I see. And where did that choice Ieave a IoyaI agent, then?
lf l had reported the shooting, they would have pulled him off the case...
and Greene wouId stiII be out there.
l realized last night, though, that l couldn't do anything...
that wouId cost you your Iife, Ben.
I'm so sorry.
It's a IittIe Iate for that, isn't it?
l should remind you, you have the right to remain silent.
I was in charge, and I put the case before the interests of one person.
Hanging me out to dry wasn't about the case.
It was about advancing your career.
Which has obviousIy come to an end.
If I didn't do what I did, you'd have no case. You shouId be thanking me.
There wiII be an internaI investigation, but you'II be cIeared.
- You'II testify against Greene with our fuII support. - Thank you, sir.
- And, Dr. Lightman- - You're weIcome.
I couId see the, uh- the gratitude.
- l'll see myself out. - [ Door Opens, Closes ]
[ WhistIes ] Oi, convict.
How'd you get in here?
I've got quite a reputation with the guards. They're terrified of me.
[ ChuckIes ]
Yeah, as they shouId be.
- You aII right? - Ah, you know.
Three hot meaIs, comfy bed. Nothing to do but read and watch TV.
You know, bein' a protected witness is kind of Iike bein' on vacation.
But I am ready to get back to work though.
Yeah, weII, not Iong now, eh?
Yeah.
You know, officiaIIy you didn't do anything wrong.
How you feeI about it, that's an entireIy different matter.
You know, I keep thinking about Scotty's son.
His name's Mike. He's- He's about 1 2 years oId now.
And, uh, I used to take him to the Knick games sometimes.
He was a good kid.
- I kiIIed his father. - Yeah, you did.
Yeah, you did. You made your choice, right?
Yeah.
Why didn't you just write me off?
I've been cut Ioose...
many times, you know, when the truth was inconvenient.
There was one person caught me on the way down.
- That's a true friend. - Yeah.
Yeah, she is.
Hey, Iook, uh, you know, they puIIed me away so fast, I never got a chance to thank-
Oh, shut up.
[ Door Closes ]
FamiIy doesn't need to stand on ceremony, aII right?
Court's in session. It's time, Agent ReynoIds.
AII right. Here goes.
- You'II get it done. - That I wiII.
[ Door Opens ]
[ Door Closes ]
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