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Speaker 1: ...plays and strategies. Speaker 2: Soraya doesn't seem like the only player who's not focused this season. Speaker 1: Yeah, and all these game clips are on her. Speaker 2: The one person who hates Soraya the most. Speaker 1: Why would Coach Bradley be fixated on Soraya's...

Speaker 1: They talk about me all the time, so what? Speaker 2: Are we looking at game footage? Speaker 3: Yeah, so this is from the forensic exhibit of Coach Reilly's computer. High school and college coaches are using this app now to analyze...

Speaker 1: ...process yet. Speaker 2: I shouldn't even have told you. Speaker 1: I get it. Sure, this is very difficult for you to have to carry around with you. That's what I was talking about. But whatever it's worth, I am sincerely sorry.

Speaker 1: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm sure he told Brian that the virus was a fake. Speaker 2: About the situation with you and May, I thought you told him. I swear I thought he already knew. Speaker 1: Well, he doesn't now. Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I just haven't had a chance to...

Speaker 1: Most couples, they build trust over time. But you and me, it feels like we're moving backwards. I want this to work, but you keep shutting me out. Speaker 2: You want to talk? Because you blew up on me at my job, in front of my boss! Speaker 1: I have a case to solve, Riley.

Speaker 1: What's up? Let's see what's going on between you and Goldenrod. I think you can tell me anything about finding your biological father. Speaker 2: I see, so you didn't come here to bake me a cake. You came here to grill me about a situation I'm working on.

Speaker 1: Let's go in. So, I want to say thank you for setting up the meeting with me. Speaker 1: Get some coffee. Speaker 2: I'll be right back, honey. Speaker 1: Okay.

Speaker 1: And then who would have motive to kill Ethan Zamore, leaving moss and roses? Speaker 2: Maybe a teammate, maybe campus police. Speaker 1: And then who would have motive to kill Coach Bradley? How does this all connect? Speaker 2: We should take a closer look at her computer files. Speaker 1: Hey, how'd it go with Yeti? Speaker 2: He's gonna play ball.

The roses left for her, they match the Chartreuse de Parme seed packets that were in Ethan's office. This one does not. So Ethan used this type of flower to give to Raya. Maybe somebody left this five-dollar bodega replica next to Coach Travis's body to make it look like he did it.

Speaker 1: So forensics compared the roses that were left for Soraya with the rose that was left next to Coach Bradley's body. I had a suspicion they weren't the same variety. Speaker 2: Oh yeah? My stepmother was a botanist. Speaker 1: You've got to have hobbies. And they confirmed it. So the rose...

Speaker 1: I'm surprised you reached out. The system made it pretty clear how she felt. Speaker 2: I didn't know you were here. Speaker 1: No, but I want to help. The last few months I've been in prison, I've seen the North die. Like...

Speaker 1: ...his bag and make the post-game interview. Speaker 2: Exactly. Speaker 1: So with the evidence that we do have against you, we're holding you on the stalking charge. Speaker 3: I'd like to speak with an attorney. Speaker 1: Well, you're right. In the meantime, you can speak to some fellow detainees in holding.

Speaker 1: Hey, we'll be about time you went to Stone Creek High School. So we got time-stamped equipment, badges, radio logs, all confirming you were nowhere near Coach Bradley's house at the time of the murder. Speaker 2: Okay, so that proves... Speaker 1: No, it proves you didn't kill Coach Bradley. You still had time to plant the rose and the note, so why...

Speaker 1: I'm a groundskeeper. I have a degree in botany. I have a personal greenhouse with many varieties of flowers, including roses. Speaker 2: Come on. We knew he was stalking her. Speaker 1: Yeah, but I would never hurt anybody that she cared that much about. Speaker 3: School confirmed his alibi.

Speaker 1: I've been to the sports center the last three months. Speaker 2: My job requires me to sweat, Mickey. Speaker 1: We have eyewitnesses who saw you at multiple practices. Speaker 2: So me? You sure about that? Speaker 1: The stalker. He has a penchant for leaving soy roses. You want to talk about the seed packet we found?

Speaker 1: I'm an officer. Speaker 2: I think I killed him. Speaker 3: It wasn't me. Speaker 1: That's not possible. Speaker 3: How is that? Speaker 1: She needs two months to survive. Speaker 1: We know you swiped the keycard dozens of times.

Speaker 1: I love basketball, Ethan. Hang out at the practices, watch them all the time. Speaker 2: What is this about? Speaker 1: Coach Madison's murdered, so I'm the team's coach now. Speaker 2: That's tragic, Peter, huh? Speaker 1: You know what else is tragic, Ethan? Guys who don't take...

Speaker 1: He used his access card to get into that sports center thousands of times in the last three months. Speaker 2: And when we were at the gym... Speaker 1: There he is, Ethan Jefferson. He's the director of facilities.

Speaker 1: I'll start a doc and I will text you some of my ideas. Speaker 2: Baxter Northern University General Counsel sends us an email with a link to all of their maintenance employees. Speaker 1: I see it. Here we go. Okay, according to this, 18 men work in the maintenance department.

Speaker 1: She's been kind of down lately, this thing that happened between her and Mace, so trying to get her mind off of it. Speaker 2: Word. Must be tough even for someone as strong as her to find out about that. Speaker 1: Yeah, she had a half-sister she knew nothing about until now. Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a hell of a way to find out. Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 1: Yo, I got a question for you. Speaker 2: Where to find a good bagel in Boston? I cannot help you. Speaker 1: No, see, this is about the city that you actually do love. If you were going to plan a, uh, secret getaway for some special lady, where in New York would you take her? Speaker 2: I can think of a lot of places. What do you have in mind? Speaker 1: I don't know, a place...

Okay, yeah. She's just an exception, okay. Don't let it get to you.

Speaker 1: Nobody bothered to call me sooner and let me know my son was arrested? Speaker 2: Ma'am, he was clearly... Speaker 1: My son is a straight-A student. You don't have anything better to do than snatch innocent black kids off the street?

I saw them boys at the Italian spot after they left the arcade twice. So, yeah. Which is why the folks say they didn't see the other kids when they showed them the picture. Like I said, I messed them up. Two drops. That's illegal to him.

Speaker 1: ...outside or something. He'd sit away from the bleachers with a baseball cap and this ugly jacket on. I don't know. Seems like Coach Radney knows something. Speaker 2: This Walker works on campus as a maintenance man or gardener. I'm looking at the department roster from the university. Speaker 1: I told you, I'm doing my...

Speaker 1: He'd just sit there watching us run drills. I don't know, there's something sketchy about him. He wore this other pouch on the side of his pants with like big knives and tools in it. Speaker 2: Big knives on campus? Speaker 1: Like maybe he worked here? I don't know, he was always dirty. Speaker 2: Dirty? How do you mean? Speaker 1: I thought he was working...

Speaker 1: Noise about the team in the press getting to her maybe? Speaker 2: Coach Tom never bothered her. But she was definitely preoccupied with something. Speaker 1: Did you or he notice anything strange recently? Speaker 3: There was this guy that would come by practice who seemed a little off. Speaker 2: Seemed off how?

Speaker 1: Did you know Samira had a stalker? Speaker 2: We all know, and obviously it's affecting her game. Speaker 1: You don't seem too sympathetic. Speaker 2: She's not the only one who can ball, but she is the only one seeing million-dollar name, image, and likeness deals.

Speaker 1: ...and how that affected your friendship. You are here as a courtesy, Remy. This is the Abbot's choice. Just like the choice he made that landed you in prison in the first place. He's not going to do a damn thing.

Speaker 1: Watch his back for me. I know that this is a lot to ask, but I want you to put his life on the line and your position to get him released. Speaker 2: My family took care of Nina when you couldn't be there. Speaker 1: Nina was torn apart by the decision that Yancy forced her to make.

Speaker 1: ...in the middle of a new house. Speaker 2: And if you can do that, I can petition to get you an early release. Speaker 1: Am I really hearing this? I came to you when my brother was in trouble. Instead of helping, you and Elena let him sit in prison for the last five months and now you...

Speaker 1: Maybe I'll go talk to your teammates. Maybe somebody saw something. But you hang in there, okay? We're on it. Speaker 2: Thanks. Speaker 3: It's a good deal, Nancy. We just want you to get Harper to talk about the robberies.

Speaker 1: I was 14 when my mom died. And Donna's been like a mom to me ever since. And now she's dead too, because of me. Speaker 2: Oh no, Sabrina, no. You're talking about an extremely disturbed individual.

Speaker 1: I already started playing like trash. I feel like I let Coach and the team down. Speaker 2: I'm so, so sorry for your loss. I know you and the coach were close. This is what the sports page is saying. Speaker 1: Yeah, I lost more than my coach. He was family.

Speaker 1: Looking good out here. Too bad I can't bring this energy to games. Speaker 2: But you got a lot going on right now. Maybe you should run it back. Since this soccer thing started...

Speaker 1: Bitch! This is the right street. Speaker 2: [laughter] I'm gonna have to call Bradley at some form of development [?]. Speaker 1: [inaudible] I feel like... that's what I'm trying to do. Speaker 3: Excuse me.

Speaker 1: Just trying to wrap my head around all of it. Speaker 1: Hey. Speaker 2: What's up? Speaker 1: I was just doing some research. Speaker 2: Hey, will you meet me back in the next room? Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll be there in just a second.

Speaker 1: Hey, my office is in contact. Speaker 2: Hey, can you hang for a sec? Speaker 1: Don't play. Speaker 1: Uh, I actually gotta get back to the case, so... Speaker 2: I'm just checking in.

Speaker 1: I know, he killed them too. Given Harper's high intolerance for loose ends, he gets free and whatever happens to that little girl is on us. Speaker 2: Let me see what I can do. Speaker 1: Thank you. Speaker 2: I'll be in touch once my...

We have a six-year-old girl who's in protective custody from the home of both of her parents, Rudy and Mary. And she liked pink everything. She was hiding in the closet when her mother killed her. Derek Mills saw her on his way out. And once Harper found...

Speaker 1: I have a confession. Speaker 2: Yancy Wynn. Speaker 1: Now I know that Lena and Yancy's sister Remy go way back. You both intervened when we arrested him a few months ago. Speaker 2: Well, we tried. And Yancy made it clear he didn't want our help. And didn't deserve it, actually. I don't know.

Speaker 1: This is high-ranking Hooptie Lieutenant. Currently he's doing a six-month bit on weapons charges. But unless we get him on these robberies and the double murder, he's out at the end of the month. Speaker 2: What makes you think I can help? Speaker 1: We want to use Harper's cellmate, a lower-level gang affiliate, to try to...

Speaker 1: String of robberies on the West Side? Speaker 2: I remember. Speaker 1: A young couple who witnessed their neighbor's robbery in Newton was set to testify against them, but one week before the trial, they were murdered. We believe that he ordered the hit. His name is Eric Harper.

Speaker 1: It's 11 o'clock, baby. You going to bed? Speaker 2: No, I'm bored. Speaker 1: Bored? Then go out then. If you bored, go out. I said go out. Speaker 2: No.

Speaker 1: Topics. Speaker 2: No, that wasn't me.

The year was 1985. Yeah. Hey, get some tea.

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All the way to the park!

Speaker 1: All right, how about we get McKenny up here?

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