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2 00:00:43 What the fuck?
3 00:00:46 Wait, let me call it in!
4 00:00:51 Move back!
5 00:01:04 Why are you doing this?
6 00:01:12 Take that, motherfucker!
7 00:01:31 Please.
8 00:01:32 Just fucking stop it!
9 00:01:34 Put your gun down!
10 00:01:39 Come on.
11 00:01:41 Please.
12 00:01:43 I'm fucking begging you.I didn't touch him.
13 00:01:46 I didn't touch that old man.
14 00:01:48 I wasn't even...
15 00:02:12 the accountant
16 00:02:17 Buried on Sunday.That was the end Of Solomon Grundy.
17 00:02:21 Solomon Grundy.
18 00:02:28 Justine, please.
19 00:02:34 It's called “stimming.”It's self-stimulation
20 00:02:37 Where as, you and I mighttap our fingers, grind our teeth,
21 00:02:41 bite our nails.Your son rocks back and forth.
22 00:02:45 It's more obvious,but perfectly natural.
23 00:02:48 We came here, because we heardyou specialized in, in...
24 00:02:51 What is it?What does he have?
25 00:02:54 Mm, not a fan of labels, ma'am.
26 00:02:57 Your son is a remarkable young man.
27 00:03:00 Who goes crazy whenyou turn the vacuum on.
28 00:03:03 Wears one Tee-shirt.Won't let you hug him.
29 00:03:06 Loud noises, bright lightscan be especially difficult
30 00:03:10 for someone like your son.
31 00:03:11 The shirt, most likely fabric sensitivity.
32 00:03:15 Hugging, closeness, touching,that can be a challenge, yes.
33 00:03:21 When it's somebody else's child,it's a challenge.
34 00:03:25 When it's yours,it's a problem.
35 00:03:29 My practice focuses on education.
36 00:03:32 I like to work with your sonat his speed.
37 00:03:35 Help him develop the skillshe'll need to live a full life.
38 00:03:38 Communicating, eye contact,understanding non-verbal cues;
39 00:03:43 making friends.
40 00:03:44 The only friend he hasis his little brother.
41 00:03:48 I'm sure moving frombase to base doesn't help.
42 00:03:51 My husband's in the Army,which means we all are.
43 00:03:56 Would you be willing to let your sonstay with us for the summer.
44 00:03:59 Free of charge, working with mein a sensory-friendly environment.
45 00:04:03 That's not going to happen.
46 00:04:06 If loud noises and bright lightsbother him, he needs more of it,
47 00:04:10 not less.
48 00:04:11 The world is not asensory-friendly place
49 00:04:15 and that's where he needsto learn where to live.
50 00:04:19 Not in here.
51 00:04:20 Doctor, in your opinion.
52 00:04:23 Can our son lead a normal life?
53 00:04:26 Define normal.
54 00:04:29 I need to finish.I need to finish.
55 00:04:31 Solomon Grundy, born on a Monday,
56 00:04:34 Christened on Tuesday,Married on Wednesday,
57 00:04:37 Took ill on Thursday,Grew worse on Friday,
58 00:04:39 Died on Saturday,Buried on Sunday.
59 00:04:44 I need to finish.
60 00:04:45 Solomon Grundy, born on a Monday,
61 00:04:48 Christened on Tuesday,Married on Wednesday,
62 00:04:50 Took ill on Thursday,Grew worse on Friday,
63 00:04:53 Died on Saturday...
64 00:04:56 Buried on Sunday.
65 00:05:28 I...
66 00:05:29 I never thought ofmyself as a quitter.
67 00:05:31 I'm a...4th generation farmer.
68 00:05:35 But, between...the property taxes and
69 00:05:40 fertilizer cost,insurance.
70 00:05:45 Ah, the hell with it.
71 00:05:48 What if...just temporarily mind you,
72 00:05:51 we put this year's taxeson our credit card?
73 00:06:00 Do you like it?I made it myself.
74 00:06:03 No, not particularly.
75 00:06:06 You ever sell one?
76 00:06:07 At church fairs now and again.
77 00:06:09 Mrs Rice, you may have what the IRScalls a “a home-based business.”
78 00:06:12 What room do you use in your housewhen you made those?
79 00:06:14 I don't, really.Just wherever I happen to be, I guess,
80 00:06:17 in front of the TV,at the kitchen table...
81 00:06:20 I'll spread my beads out in the dining roombut Frank...
82 00:06:22 Yes, it would be better ifyou could try to remember
83 00:06:24 the one specific spacethat you use.
84 00:06:27 Your home is 29,13 square feet.
85 00:06:30 IRS code allows us to deductfrom your taxable income
86 00:06:33 a percentage of your work spacerelative to your overall...
87 00:06:36 - What?- Mr Rice.
88 00:06:37 How big is your dining room,Mrs Rice's office?
89 00:06:41 I wouldn't so muchas call it an office...
90 00:06:45 It's...approximately 200 uh...
91 00:06:55 - Make it 300 square feet.- Excellent.
92 00:06:57 - Mrs Rice.- Dolores.
93 00:06:59 Dolores, when you order supplies,do you order online?
94 00:07:03 I don't, I just run overto the beads store.
95 00:07:05 Example?
96 00:07:07 I drive, the truck.
97 00:07:10 The company truck.
98 00:07:30 Come in.
99 00:07:34 Mr. King, you've wandered so faroutside your legal purview.
100 00:07:38 As the president of Southern Trust Bank,I intend to protect my customer's privacy...
101 00:07:42 Stop talking. You have a verycavalier attitude for the president of a bank
102 00:07:46 with such a piss poor capital cushion.
103 00:07:47 Now, I want a record of every transactionAbayed has had for the last two years;
104 00:07:51 deposits, withdrawals,cashier checks, credit cards.
105 00:07:54 Birmingham or Bahrain,it is now Treasury business.
106 00:07:57 Good bye.
107 00:07:59 Medina.
108 00:08:00 - Am I saying that correctly?- Uh, Medina, yes sir.
109 00:08:04 I've read all your case files,Director King.
110 00:08:06 It's impressive work.Very.
111 00:08:09 Marybeth Ascension Medina.
112 00:08:13 Graduated University of Baltimore cum laudewith a degree in criminal justice.
113 00:08:17 2 years Baltimore PD as an analyst.
114 00:08:19 2 more at Homeland,analyst again.
115 00:08:22 And the last 5 yearshere at Treasury.
116 00:08:26 Analyst.
117 00:08:28 You did the heavy lifting onAgent Lorenz's case last month.
118 00:08:32 I worked on it, yeahbut Agent Lorenz...
119 00:08:35 Why haven't you appliedfor promotion to agent?
120 00:08:38 You've already doing the work.
121 00:08:40 Analyst is a good fit.
122 00:08:42 And I enjoy the work.
123 00:08:44 So...
124 00:08:48 Well, you're a liar, Medina.
125 00:08:53 Ward to the State of Maryland's foster care andJuvenile Detention System from age 11 to 18.
126 00:08:59 Weapons chargers, assault and battery.
127 00:09:03 Ouch, attempted murder.
128 00:09:10 Those records are sealed.
129 00:09:14 Is that a 9mm?(Tattoo)
130 00:09:18 .45
131 00:09:19 You better sit your ass back downin that chair, young lady.
132 00:09:23 This is a big moment for you.
133 00:09:27 Make a good choice.
134 00:09:38 Lying on a federal employment applicationis a felony.
135 00:09:45 So, right now,
136 00:09:47 I'm the only thing standing between youand significant prison time.
137 00:09:55 What do you want?
138 00:09:57 Do you like puzzles,Marybeth Medina?
139 00:10:04 I meant what I said, son,you're welcome out to the place anytime.
140 00:10:07 Do you fish? I got a two-acre pondthat is just thick with catfish and bass.
141 00:10:10 I don't fish.I shoot.
142 00:10:13 Oh well, the farm's a perfect placeto do a little plinkin'. So...
143 00:10:17 Well, thank you.
144 00:10:21 You take care, son.
145 00:10:23 Thank you.
146 00:10:29 My daughter is meeting me for lunch.I think you two just might hit it off.
147 00:10:32 Nice to see you.
148 00:10:36 Already enhanced.
149 00:10:37 It was taken 3 years ago in Antwerpby an undercover Interpol agent.
150 00:10:40 Their target's on the far right.
151 00:10:42 Yeah, Zalmay Atta.
152 00:10:45 Go on.
153 00:10:47 Run the world's largest opium pipe line.
154 00:10:49 Ties to Karzai, Ghani,Taliban.
155 00:10:52 I mean he was considered untouchable.
156 00:10:55 Look at the rest.Tell me what you see?
157 00:11:05 I remember most of these arrests...they were huge.
158 00:11:08 Focus.They're all not arrest.
159 00:11:25 It's the same man.
160 00:11:26 Lou Carrol.
161 00:11:29 For what it's worth.It's an alias.
162 00:11:31 The Hong Kong photowas backed about 5 years.
163 00:11:33 And that one, he's Carl Gauss.
164 00:11:37 Tokyo, Tel Aviv, Nepal,there was a sighting in Tehran.
165 00:11:41 All describing the same man:
166 00:11:43 “an accountant,” “our accountant,”“the accountant.”
167 00:11:46 “The Accountant”?Like, “CPA accountant”?
168 00:11:52 Okay.
169 00:11:53 Say you're the headof the Sinaloa Cartel.
170 00:11:56 Now, the cartel count their moneyby weighing it in eighteen wheelers.
171 00:12:02 But one sunny Mexican day,your in-house money-scrubber
172 00:12:05 comes to you and saysyou're thirty million light.
173 00:12:07 Who can you trust to do theforensic accounting, track your stolen cash?
174 00:12:11 Deloitte and Touche?H&R Block?
175 00:12:15 You somehow, contact an individual capableof coming in cold, un-cooking years of books...
176 00:12:23 and getting out alive.
177 00:12:26 I retire in seven months.
178 00:12:27 Before I do,I need to know who he is.
179 00:12:31 How he does it.
180 00:12:32 I mean, who survivesthis kind of clientele?
181 00:12:35 The secrets this guys has.
182 00:12:39 What exactly do youwant me to do?
183 00:12:43 Report directly to me.
184 00:12:44 No other case work.
185 00:12:46 No other Treasury personnel involve.
186 00:12:49 By the end of the month,one of 2 things would have occurred.
187 00:12:53 Resolution of this case,
188 00:12:58 or we update your photo.
189 00:14:13 ZOLOFT 100 mg
190 00:14:48 Mom! Mom! Mom!
191 00:14:51 Where are you going?
192 00:14:52 Mom!Mom!
193 00:14:56 You just don't care.
194 00:14:57 You always control him!
195 00:14:59 Mom!No!
196 00:15:01 No!No!
197 00:15:04 Mom!Mom!
198 00:15:08 Mom!Where are you going?
199 00:15:10 - We had help!- Then stay.
200 00:15:12 - You threw it away!- Stay here, don't go anywhere!
201 00:15:18 - Mom!- Hey.
202 00:15:21 Hey.Hey.
203 00:15:26 That's it.
204 00:15:30 There we go.There we go.
205 00:15:34 Solomon Grundy,
206 00:15:36 - Born on Monday.- Solomon Grundy.
207 00:15:39 - Alright?- Born on a Monday,
208 00:15:40 Christened on Tuesday,
209 00:15:42 -There we go.- Married on Wednesday,
210 00:15:45 Took ill on Thursday,
211 00:15:47 Worse on Friday,Died on Saturday,
212 00:15:50 Buried on Sunday.
213 00:15:52 That was the endOf Solomon Grundy.
214 00:15:55 Do it again.
215 00:15:57 Solomon Grundy, born on Monday,
216 00:16:40 Looks like somebody's seentoo many westerns.
217 00:16:43 Yeah, he must be what...
218 00:16:47 a mile out?
219 00:16:50 Not on my best day c...
220 00:17:06 Holy shit.
221 00:18:41 Okay, listen to me.
222 00:18:43 In... flec... tion, alright?
223 00:18:45 Listen, just listen to my tone.
224 00:18:47 I say,"Oh, you look another year older."
225 00:18:50 "I don't know if I would evergoing to get out of this fucking place."
226 00:18:54 And you say.
227 00:18:55 You're probably right, Francis.You're extremely most unlikely to survive your...
228 00:18:58 No, hold on.That's not what you say.
229 00:19:02 2 years together every night,you know.
230 00:19:04 I give you PhD in black money,but you got to learn this.
231 00:19:08 - This is crucial.- You're frustrated.
232 00:19:09 - What am I?- You're frustrated.
233 00:19:12 That's what I am.I'm frustrated.
234 00:19:14 Good, good.Excellent.
235 00:19:15 Finally.Alright, let's do another one.
236 00:19:19 Lights out, ladies.
237 00:19:21 Lights out.
238 00:19:23 Names and addresses, go.
239 00:19:26 Cenyon Ivankov,79 Primorsky Boulevard, Odessa.
240 00:19:29 The Meier brothers, Moushein and Tzak,221 Sherwood Avenue, Jerusalem.
241 00:19:34 Dominick Rabito,96 Court Street, Brooklyn.
242 00:19:37 Ask for Bobby.
243 00:19:38 Ask for Bobby.
244 00:19:40 You know, I'm old,I may be remembering things
245 00:19:42 a little rosier than they were.
246 00:19:45 I mean if you want to fill out 1040sand itemized deductions,
247 00:19:49 pulling 50 grand a year, I mean it's a living,because if you go down this road, this road...
248 00:19:54 You can't go back, you understand?It's dangerous, do you understand?
249 00:19:58 I understand.
250 00:19:59 You find one personyou can trust, just one.
251 00:20:02 And do not make my mistake,you keep moving your ass around.
252 00:20:14 They gave me a new handler today.
253 00:20:17 I don't like this guy.He's dull.
254 00:20:22 Worried.
255 00:20:27 Yeah, fuck it.
256 00:20:31 Good night, son.
257 00:20:34 Good night, Francis.
258 00:20:43 What about Zurich?Or Saudi Arabia?
259 00:20:46 The Swiss are cheap.
260 00:20:47 Dubai is one thing but we'retoo conspicuous in the Kingdom.
261 00:20:50 - I vote Chicago.- Why?
262 00:20:52 There's an update in online chatter,people looking for you.
263 00:20:55 - What people?- The unfriendly kind.
264 00:20:58 Let try a legitimate client for once.
265 00:21:00 No cartels, arms brokers,money launderers, assassins.
266 00:21:04 I like safe.I like you safe.
267 00:21:07 Everyone's hiding something.At least there's honor among thieves.
268 00:21:11 There is honor amongIllinois electronic manufacturers.
269 00:21:15 They're in your current backyard,no risk of movement.
270 00:21:18 You'll meet?
271 00:21:20 Yeah, I'll meet.
272 00:21:21 One last piece of business.
273 00:21:23 Just the Renoir.
274 00:21:24 I don't have a buyerfor the Renoir.
275 00:21:26 The Pollock can move.Will you ever let it go?
276 00:21:32 Hello?
277 00:21:33 Just the Renoir.Drop the price.
278 00:21:37 Heavy sigh.
279 00:21:40 Go to work, Dreamboat.
280 00:21:50 Uh, Mr. Wolff, I half suspectwe're wasting your time.
281 00:21:53 I'm quite sure you're not.
282 00:21:55 And you know this how?
283 00:21:56 I'm on the clock.
284 00:21:58 Well, shit, I hopewe're not wasting ours then...
285 00:22:03 Look, kidding aside, I think if you sawour books, you'd run for the hills.
286 00:22:09 We have an incrediblycomplicated accounting system,
287 00:22:11 depreciation schedules onhundreds of different items,
288 00:22:14 full time and contract employees,Department of Defense classified accounts.
289 00:22:18 It's a numerical shitstorm.
290 00:22:20 I'll need to see all those booksfor the past 10 years,
291 00:22:23 bank statements, a completelist of clients and vendors,
292 00:22:25 hard copies printed out, my eyes only.All the information is right here.
293 00:22:29 Okay, whoa, whoa.Look.
294 00:22:30 This all came to my attentiononly last week..
295 00:22:33 Now, a junior cost accountant stuckher nose where it didn't belong
296 00:22:36 and obviously had no ideawhat she was looking at.
297 00:22:38 Lamar's overreacting,there is no missing money!
298 00:22:41 How long have you beenCFO of this company, sir?
299 00:22:43 15 years.
300 00:22:45 I need the books for thepast fifteen, please.
301 00:22:47 Well, you're goddamn blunt.
302 00:22:49 I'm Lamar Blackburn's oldest friend.
303 00:22:52 I've been by his side since he was turnin' outRC robots that Radio Shack called crap.
304 00:22:57 I wouldn't take a dimewithout his say so.
305 00:23:00 - You're angry.- Oh, this is bullshit.
306 00:23:03 Unusual way of making contactwith you, Mr. Wolff.
307 00:23:08 You were recommendedby Mansoor Lakhani.
308 00:23:10 We custom made prosthetics forthis man's daughter.
309 00:23:13 You may know that she lostboth legs to a car bomb
310 00:23:15 outside his investment firm in Lahore.
311 00:23:19 He told my brother, Lamar,that you were nothing short of supernatural.
312 00:23:24 Mr Lakhani holds advance degreesin mathematics from Cambridge and Caltech.
313 00:23:31 Why does a manlike that need you?
314 00:23:34 I don't discuss client business.
315 00:23:41 Carl Gauss -5 years ago Hong Kong
316 00:23:48 CARL FRIEDRICH GAUSS
317 00:23:51 The Prince of Mathematicians
318 00:23:56 Lou Carroll -Colombia , Tehran, Tel Aviv
319 00:24:07 Louis Carroll
320 00:25:08 What do you suppose thatyoung man is thinking right now?
321 00:25:12 Why do I still feel my arm?
322 00:25:15 How did everythinggo so wrong so fast?
323 00:25:20 It's cold.Turn up the heat.
324 00:25:24 Christian Wolff, I presume.
325 00:25:26 Mr. Blackburn.
326 00:25:27 Lamar.
327 00:25:29 Lamar.
328 00:25:32 Come with me.
329 00:25:35 Are you aware ofLiving Robotics' three income streams?
330 00:25:39 Consumer electronics, next generation prosthetics,unmanned military applications.
331 00:25:43 Prosthetics division showedtremendous growth over the last 10 years,
332 00:25:47 it's seems to have matured.
333 00:25:48 Consumer product is yourhighest source of revenue.
334 00:25:50 followed closely by Defense departmentcontracts, prosthetics sits on three.
335 00:25:55 You are well informed.
336 00:26:02 I never married.Never had kids.
337 00:26:05 This company is my child.
338 00:26:08 That's it, money has neverbeen a motivation.
339 00:26:10 Balance sheets,profit and loss statements.
340 00:26:15 My mind doesn't functionthe way your's works.
341 00:26:18 I need you to bemy eyes and ears, Chris.
342 00:26:21 Whatever you need to do your job,you let me know.
343 00:26:29 I'll start in the morning.
344 00:26:36 Zurich, Switzerland.
345 00:26:48 Son of a bitch.
346 00:27:04 Excuse me?
347 00:27:05 Who the fuckdo you think you are?
348 00:27:08 Do you know whothe fuck I am?
349 00:27:10 Simon Dewey.
350 00:27:12 The founder, CEO of Dewey Capital.
351 00:27:16 American.Shocking.
352 00:27:20 I have kidnap insurance,you obviously know that.
353 00:27:22 Sorry, but how would Iknow that you have...
354 00:27:24 You people are fucking amazing...
355 00:27:27 You know, when you interruptsomebody like that,
356 00:27:29 it makes them feel that you're just notinterested in what they have to say.
357 00:27:33 Or maybe you just thinkwhat you have to say
358 00:27:35 is more important thanwhat I have to say.
359 00:27:37 Is that what you think?
360 00:27:41 That gun,makes you a big man, does it?
361 00:27:46 This gun?
362 00:27:48 Come on.
363 00:27:51 I'm part of a potent departmentof a private security force.
364 00:27:55 We have a client, it's called a...European manufacturing concern.
365 00:27:59 You're shortening their stocks simultaneously,
366 00:28:02 spreading false rumors regardingthe harm of the company.
367 00:28:04 The result in declining stock pricehas made you your millions, but...
368 00:28:08 It's been on my client's expense.
369 00:28:10 They have been forced to cuthundreds of jobs, Simon.
370 00:28:13 These are third generation metal workers,people with families.
371 00:28:16 Pensions are being rendered worthlessbecause of you.
372 00:28:19 But, you'll stop now, correct?
373 00:28:23 Which company?
374 00:28:24 Wrong answer, Simon.
375 00:28:26 Look..
376 00:28:27 Ow.
377 00:28:28 It's the same spot, Simon.
378 00:28:30 Why'd you let me hit youin the same exact spot?
379 00:28:32 I only meant.
380 00:28:34 We all chose positionson dozens of companies.
381 00:28:36 Shit, Simon.
382 00:28:38 I suppose, you spreading false information
383 00:28:40 about more than one company,if that's what you're doing?
384 00:28:43 You just gonna have to stopshortening them all.
385 00:28:46 That's ridiculous.I can't be expected...
386 00:28:54 Alright, keep your chin up, son.No pouting on my watch.
387 00:28:58 Yeah, you're a man,You're just...
388 00:28:59 You're a man in your own way.
389 00:29:05 Alright, Simon.
390 00:29:09 I'm an avid readerof the Journal.
391 00:29:12 So I expect cooperationbe reflected there.
392 00:29:17 Simon, are we good?
393 00:29:20 Yeah?
394 00:29:24 Good boy, Simon.I'm proud of you.
395 00:30:15 Oh, hello.
396 00:30:16 Good morning.
397 00:30:17 Oh.Hi.
398 00:30:20 - Um...- Hi.
399 00:30:21 I'm Dana Cummings.You're... the consultant, Mr. Wolff?
400 00:30:25 - Christian.- Hi, Chris... tian. Um...
401 00:30:28 I'm Dana.
402 00:30:29 Cummings.
403 00:30:31 Yes.Um...
404 00:30:33 These are all the files you wanted.I cross-reference them
405 00:30:37 by year and alphabetical.So...
406 00:30:40 It must have takenyou all night.
407 00:30:42 It sure did.
408 00:30:46 Right.So...
409 00:30:53 So.
410 00:30:58 What do you want, Dana Cummings?
411 00:31:01 Oh, Mr. Blackburn,um...
412 00:31:04 Sorry, he said I should...
413 00:31:06 I'm the person who firstnoticed the missing...
414 00:31:09 - what I think was the missing money.- Yes, I understand. I'll find it.
415 00:31:13 Yeah, I thought we could...have lunch and...
416 00:31:17 I brought my lunch.
417 00:31:19 No, I bring my own lunch too.
418 00:31:22 I can answer any questionsthat you have.
419 00:31:24 I have no questions.
420 00:31:27 Yeah, okay.Yeah, you want to...
421 00:31:30 - make your own assessment.- Yes, thank you.
422 00:31:34 Okay.
423 00:31:36 Um...
424 00:31:37 I'm in accountingif you need anything.
425 00:31:40 There is a...some donuts there for you.
426 00:31:43 I don't eat donuts.
427 00:31:46 Okay.
428 00:31:54 Mr. Secretary.
429 00:31:57 Sir, there's been speculation thatyour ability to link banks in South Florida
430 00:32:01 to money laundering efforts of terroristsare actually the result of a whistle-blower?
431 00:32:05 Or the NSA?You care to comment?
432 00:32:08 Let me turn this over tothe head of my task force
433 00:32:10 Financial Crimes Director, Raymond King.
434 00:32:18 Folks.
435 00:32:20 There's no great mystery here.
436 00:32:21 Nothing fancy.Just team effort,
437 00:32:24 comprised of long hours ofgood old-fashioned investigative work.
438 00:32:29 Question?
439 00:32:37 Please, Sorkis,give me something.
440 00:32:39 I match the face of the man in the phototo a surveillance video in the NYPD data base.
441 00:32:43 Wait wait wait...NYPD?
442 00:32:45 What did you find?
443 00:32:47 2006, your guy takes out2 mob enforcers with a steak knife
444 00:32:51 he lifted off from an Italian restaurantdown the street.
445 00:32:55 Then he strolls into a den of stone cold killersand goes on a 7 mnn killing spree.
446 00:32:59 Using their own weapons.
447 00:33:03 Head shot, head shot,head shot.
448 00:33:05 Sorkis, stop.
449 00:33:06 The den of stone coldkillers, where is this?
450 00:33:09 Ravenite, headquarters of theGambino crime family.
451 00:33:12 He killed Anthony,"Little Tony" Bazzano.
452 00:33:15 Forensics list cause of deathas blunt force trauma.
453 00:33:18 Your boy kicked him in the head, once.
454 00:33:20 Again, play it again.
455 00:33:24 Hey, hey, hey.
456 00:33:29 I better call it in!
457 00:33:33 I also got an audio file here.
458 00:33:35 Inside of the Ravenite,it was bugged.
459 00:33:38 Come on.
460 00:33:41 Please.
461 00:33:42 That's Little Tony.
462 00:33:44 I'm fucking begging.I didn't touch him.
463 00:33:47 I didn't touch that old man!
464 00:33:48 Okay, give me the recording ASAP.
465 00:33:49 I wasn't even...
466 00:33:53 MB, you're an analyst for Treasury.
467 00:33:58 What the hell have yougot yourself into?
468 00:34:27 What do you have to hitto dent a steel thermos?
469 00:34:32 It's just old.
470 00:34:39 How did you, um...get into financial consulting?
471 00:34:43 Department of Labor statistics indicate it'sone of the fastest growing professions.
472 00:34:48 Actuarial sciences are experiencinga tremendous growth as well.
473 00:34:53 Okay.
474 00:34:57 I like the balance of it.
475 00:35:01 You know, like finding thingsthat aren't obvious.
476 00:35:06 Plus my dad was an accountant.
477 00:35:10 He actually...
478 00:35:13 You know, he hadthe whole schtick.
479 00:35:15 He..
480 00:35:17 You know, the little amortization book,with the green eye-shade.
481 00:35:20 The, like dorkypocket protector and...
482 00:35:23 I've got a pocket protector.
483 00:35:27 That's a nice one.I mean, his was dorky, I guess.
484 00:35:31 Yours is nice.
485 00:35:34 Yeah, but he convinced me to gointo the field.
486 00:35:37 Because I wanted to study art.At the Art Institute of Chicago. But...
487 00:35:40 Art doesn't pay the mortgage.
488 00:35:42 "Art doesn't pay the mortgage, young lady."
489 00:35:46 Dad's tastes ran more toDogs Playing Poker.
490 00:35:49 I like Dogs Playing Poker.
491 00:35:51 Because dogs would never bet on things.So it's incongruous.
492 00:35:57 I like incongruity.
493 00:36:03 Yeah, Dogs Playing Poker is nice.
494 00:36:06 It's just sort of...just different.
495 00:36:10 So I studied accounting at the Universityof Chicago. “Where fun goes to die.”
496 00:36:14 Why?
497 00:36:17 Why what?
498 00:36:18 Why does fun go to die atthe University of Chicago?
499 00:36:22 Oh, no.It's just an expression.
500 00:36:27 I'm joking.
501 00:36:33 Right.
502 00:36:44 - I'll leave you to it.- Okay.
503 00:36:47 Let me know if you needanything while you're here.
504 00:36:51 - Have a nice day!- Yes, you too.
505 00:38:50 I'm fucking begging.I didn't touch him.
506 00:38:53 I didn't touch that old man.
507 00:38:55 I wasn't even...
508 00:39:04 Okay..
509 00:39:07 Give me something.
510 00:39:11 I..
511 00:39:13 I'm fucking begging.I didn't touch him.
512 00:39:18 I didn't touch that old man.I wasn't even...
513 00:40:00 Subfloor Vocal Track Isolated
514 00:40:10 Solomon Grundy, born on Monday,
515 00:40:13 Christened on Tuesday,
516 00:40:15 Born on a Monday,Christened on Tuesday,
517 00:40:18 Born on a Monday,Christened on Tuesday,
518 00:40:21 Married on Wednesday,
519 00:40:37 Come in. Come in. Come in.
520 00:40:39 You have to see this.Look at this.
521 00:40:40 It's going to blow you away.
522 00:40:42 I mean, it'll just...jump right out at you.
523 00:40:48 - There it is.- Uh-huh.
524 00:40:51 Living Robotics, 10 years ago,earnings before interest, tax, depreciation,
525 00:40:54 $14,495,719.
526 00:40:57 9 years ago. earningbefore tax depreciation.
527 00:41:02 Revenues go up, profits go down.
528 00:41:05 No large capital expendituresdragging profits down.
529 00:41:07 No spike in raw materialsor labor costs.
530 00:41:10 Year 8, profits and revenueboth go up,
531 00:41:12 but not at a comparable fashion.X no longer equals Y.
532 00:41:15 6, 5, 4, 3.
533 00:41:17 You're making moneybut there's a leak.
534 00:41:20 The leak is...
535 00:41:22 The leak.Where's the leak?
536 00:41:28 SLEWITT manufacturing.I signed these checks.
537 00:41:30 - Who authorized it?- Ed... Mr. Chilton.
538 00:41:31 They make electronic assemblies forthe consumer division.
539 00:41:34 No, they don't.Look at this.
540 00:41:38 You notice anything?
541 00:41:41 - Second number in each is a 3.- Yeah.
542 00:41:44 Most people, when generating random numberstends to relies subconsciously on certain...
543 00:41:48 - ... patterns.- Patterns. Yeah.
544 00:41:49 Yes.
545 00:41:50 - I was right.- You were right.
546 00:41:53 - Yeah.- Uh, I'm...
547 00:41:55 I went through these ledgers for months.And I got through one fiscal year.
548 00:41:59 You went through 15.Overnight.
549 00:42:01 It's not even the best part, look.This part is...
550 00:42:03 They're routing money to a companythat doesn't exist.
551 00:42:06 And yet profits go up,and they continue going up.
552 00:42:09 It absolutely makes no sense.
553 00:42:10 - Where's the money coming from?- Where's the money coming from? Exactly!
554 00:42:13 - It's not inventory?- Inventory checked out.
555 00:42:15 - Chargebacks to vendors?- No, perfectly in order.
556 00:42:18 Internal offsets?
557 00:42:19 No, that's a terrible idea.
558 00:42:22 Um.
559 00:42:29 Cummings.
560 00:42:30 You're needed in whatever areaI'm paying you to be needed in.
561 00:42:34 Sorry.
562 00:42:49 And?
563 00:42:53 3 million, three hundred forty five...6 million, three hundred ninety seven...
564 00:42:59 Sixty one million, six hundred and seventy nine thousand...$ 61,679,000 ...
565 00:43:04 and some change.
566 00:43:06 Who did it?Best guess?
567 00:43:09 I don't guess.
568 00:43:12 You'll have a report for me?
569 00:43:14 When I'm finished,yes.
570 00:43:50 Hey, Ed.
571 00:43:52 We're having lemon meringue pie.
572 00:43:55 And those two bottles of insulin.
573 00:44:01 I just thought that you'd appreciateme treating you like an adult, right?
574 00:44:06 So here's what I got.
575 00:44:13 You administer your own accidentalinsulin overdose, and just die
576 00:44:20 but do it with dignity.
577 00:44:22 Your wife whose sleeping upstairs,
578 00:44:25 she'll be the beneficiary of, what's got to be,a very generous insurance policy,
579 00:44:30 am I right?
580 00:44:31 But the only way she's goingto collecting that policy, Ed,
581 00:44:33 is that we have theappearance of an accident.
582 00:44:36 If we lay hands on you,you're gonna fight, squeal,
583 00:44:40 she wakes up,my hands are tied.
584 00:44:42 One accidental death is just that.Two?
585 00:44:44 No, I'll have no choice but torock and roll a home invasion,
586 00:44:49 violate your wifea dozen different ways,
587 00:44:51 kill you both, burn theplace to the ground.
588 00:44:55 I'm sorry for that.Ed, Ed, Ed, hey.
589 00:44:59 Nobody's gonna violate your wife, okay?
590 00:45:02 Besides, what that would sayabout me as a human being?
591 00:45:06 Physiologically, it's a non-starter.
592 00:45:08 Sometimes I think I just say shit,say a poop comes out of my mouth.
593 00:45:14 I will however plug a .45in your brainpan.
594 00:45:18 I don't mind commitments.
595 00:45:20 It's kind of sad you and yoursticky fingers probably find hard to grasp.
596 00:45:30 Make a decision, sir.
597 00:45:43 Where are you going?Sir.
598 00:45:50 Stop that. Why're you doing that?Stop that!
599 00:45:52 Sir.Sir.
600 00:45:53 What are you doing?Excuse me.
601 00:45:55 Mr. Chilton passed away.
602 00:45:57 I was told toclean up the room.
603 00:46:00 What's happening?
604 00:46:03 Could you give us a minute, please?
605 00:46:08 This is the balance of your contract.
606 00:46:10 - I understand you're upset.- Yes, I'm upset.
607 00:46:12 - But I haven't finished yet.- Yes, you have.
608 00:46:15 Ed was a diabetic for 30 years.
609 00:46:17 You think he didn't know howto check his blood sugar?
610 00:46:20 Whatever unresolved issues remain,
611 00:46:23 my friend was poisoned enoughby them to take his own life.
612 00:46:27 As far as I'm concernedwhatever he did is forgiven.
613 00:46:30 Please... I need to finish.Please.
614 00:46:31 - Sorry, I'll come back.- No, no. Come in, dear.
615 00:46:35 We're done.
616 00:46:38 You're very good, Mr. Wolff.
617 00:46:41 But, I hope our pathsnever cross again.
618 00:46:44 I'm responsible for thedeath of my best friend.
619 00:46:48 I'd prefer not to bereminded of it.
620 00:47:02 Do you think that's true?
621 00:47:05 That Mr. Chilton killed himself?
622 00:47:07 That makes you think we're responsible?
623 00:47:10 It's very hard for me to interpretwhat people do what they do.
624 00:47:15 This...
625 00:47:17 I'm not finished.I'm not finished.
626 00:47:21 I mean look.Look at this.
627 00:47:25 SIMOPS reports.This is out of order.
628 00:47:28 They completely re-rearrange this.
629 00:47:29 I don't.I...
630 00:47:31 I'm not finished.I'm not finished.
631 00:47:38 Bye, Chris.
632 00:50:20 Again.
633 00:50:43 Enough.
634 00:50:50 They're not done.
635 00:50:52 Tomorrow is another day.They have done their best.
636 00:50:56 If that were true, you wouldbe covered in blood and snort, not them.
637 00:51:01 Keep going.
638 00:51:14 Aggression correctly channelovercomes a lot of flaws.
639 00:51:20 Tapping into that aggression requirespeeling back several layers of yourself.
640 00:51:28 It's my job to knowmy son's limitations.
641 00:51:32 Get up.
642 00:51:35 It's your job to peel.
643 00:51:37 Do your job.On your feet.
644 00:51:57 Again.
645 00:52:06 We could have went to his house.
646 00:52:08 Shot him in his home.We would be on a plane by now.
647 00:52:11 Or on a security camera,or some nosy neighbor's iPhone.
648 00:52:19 Call the bookkeeper in.
649 00:52:21 He's too far,he won't hear...
650 00:52:23 - Now.- ... me.
651 00:52:25 Let's go.Get up.
652 00:52:26 Come on.
653 00:52:30 Move.
654 00:52:33 Come on, come on, come on.
655 00:52:40 Christian!
656 00:52:46 Chris!
657 00:52:51 Again.Louder.
658 00:52:54 Chris...
659 00:53:03 - No! No! Please!- What the fuck?
660 00:53:05 Dolores!
661 00:53:09 - She's coming with me.- I say, stop it! Leave her be!
662 00:53:12 Shit!
663 00:53:18 We're all going together.
664 00:53:19 Just pull that truck around the back.Let's go. Let's go!
665 00:53:26 Let's move.
666 00:53:28 Come on, drive!Drive now!
667 00:53:41 What the fuck?
668 00:54:33 What the fuck?
669 00:54:47 When I say the name of your employer,you say ''Yes''.
670 00:54:51 Practice.
671 00:54:52 Yes.
672 00:54:54 Camorra... Juarez... Gambino...
673 00:55:00 Do you understand the rules?
674 00:55:02 My left pocket.
675 00:55:07 Kill you both,that's all I know.
676 00:55:32 - Hello, Dreamboat.- Dana's in danger.
677 00:55:34 Kill Christian Wolff.Transfer all domestic accounts overseas.
678 00:55:37 - Current vehicle?- F-150.
679 00:55:40 - Virus to triple Z?- Wipe everything.
680 00:55:44 And... done.In the D-O-T data base now...
681 00:55:47 reassigning the license and vin.
682 00:55:49 I have “George Boole” or“Charles Babbage” in the queue.
683 00:55:51 Boole.Obviously.
684 00:55:53 Silly of me.What else?
685 00:55:57 She is not your problem.
686 00:55:58 Straight to the trailer,hook it up and disappear.
687 00:56:01 There's no time,only the trailer.
688 00:56:05 Address and phone number.Get it.
689 00:56:39 She's not answering.
690 00:58:11 We could use a small box.
691 00:58:13 She looked bigger in the photo.
692 00:58:19 God!
693 00:58:56 God damn!Bitch!
694 00:59:36 We should go.
695 00:59:44 Since when are accountantsdifficult to ventilate?
696 00:59:48 Dead?
697 00:59:49 Are you crazy, what did he do?Hit him over the head with an adding machine?
698 00:59:57 Oh God.
699 01:00:01 Alright, just...Put me in touch with the client.
700 01:00:04 I'll handle this accountant myself.
701 01:00:10 Running isn't an option for me.I can't just walk out on my life!
702 01:00:13 We've to go to the police!That's what normal taxpaying people do!
703 01:00:16 The police can't protect you from someonewho could afford to return 61 million dollars.
704 01:00:20 Return?What are you talking about, "Return".
705 01:00:22 The money was being put back.
706 01:00:24 Stay here.
707 01:01:27 What are you doing in here?
708 01:01:28 - Who are you?- You can't... You should not be here.
709 01:01:31 Sit down.Sit right there.
710 01:01:36 What is this place?
711 01:01:39 Panamerica Airstream.
712 01:01:42 34 feet 7 inches long.
713 01:01:45 8 feet 5 inches wide.
714 01:01:47 The dimensions which are perfectlyadequate for one person, preferable.
715 01:01:53 This is where you live?
716 01:01:55 No.I don't live here.
717 01:01:56 This is a storage unit.That would be weird.
718 01:01:59 That's what would be weird?
719 01:02:01 I just spend more time here.
720 01:02:03 However, I'm afraid some ofmy clients have followed me.
721 01:02:07 Why would your clients follow you?You're an accountant.
722 01:02:10 How do you know what to do here?Why are you prepared for this?
723 01:02:13 Plus, this is on wheels.
724 01:02:14 Which means I could hook it andbe gone in 12 minutes, usually.
725 01:02:18 Sarcasm.Is that sarcasm?
726 01:02:21 No, that's not sarcasm.I don't use sarcasm material please.
727 01:02:24 Everything in the world thatis important to me, is in this trailer.
728 01:02:27 And right now, changing my routinefor you is jeopardizing that.
729 01:02:34 Tell me that's notan original Pollock.
730 01:02:41 We should go.
731 01:02:45 Now.
732 01:03:02 - Medina.- Ms. Medina.
733 01:03:04 This is Gordon Amundsonwith the FBI Language Services.
734 01:03:07 Ah, yeah.Anything luck?
735 01:03:09 It's an unusual audio file.
736 01:03:11 Solomon Grundy is a nursery rhyme,circled in 1800s.
737 01:03:15 Your voice has four of the six intonationpatterns we use to define American English.
738 01:03:19 That's difficult to confirm with a rhyme.
739 01:03:22 Out of curiosity...was your subject a trauma victim?
740 01:03:26 Um.Why you ask that?
741 01:03:28 Well, you indicated on your submission,
742 01:03:30 that this event occurredin a high-stress environment?
743 01:03:33 Yeah, exceptionally.
744 01:03:35 That's interesting.
745 01:03:37 The first was repeateda total of four and a half times.
746 01:03:40 Zero variation in pitch, stem, tempo,volume or articulatory precision.
747 01:03:47 So what does that mean exactly?
748 01:03:49 We often see this type of repetitive chantingin children who have been exposed to trauma
749 01:03:53 or persons with neurodevelopmental disorders.
750 01:03:56 "Neurodevelopmental disorders?"
751 01:03:58 Fragile-X syndrome, autism.
752 01:04:01 Okay, so, let's sayI was looking at mug shots,
753 01:04:05 how would that present itself,what exactly am I looking for?
754 01:04:08 Fragile-X, elongated face,protruding ears, poor muscle tone.
755 01:04:13 Autism is nearly impossibleto identify visually.
756 01:04:16 The traits are behavioral.Difficulty with social reaction and communication.
757 01:04:21 Lack of eye contact.
758 01:04:23 Lack of eye contact.
759 01:04:27 Okay.
760 01:04:28 - Good luck to you.- Thanks.
761 01:04:59 Asperger's Syndrome
762 01:05:02 Mathematician
763 01:05:10 The Prince of Mathematicians
764 01:05:21 None of this makes sense.
765 01:05:23 Why go to the trouble of skimmingthe money, if you're going to put it back?
766 01:05:26 Over the last 3 years, the number of invoicessubmitted by Slewitt Manufacturing had declined.
767 01:05:32 Scared of getting caught?
768 01:05:35 Price hike?
769 01:05:36 The prices of consumer electronics go down not up.
770 01:05:39 Right. Down, yeah.Um...
771 01:05:43 I can't afford this.
772 01:05:44 I know.My treat.
773 01:05:49 In the U.S, 104 men,last name any standard derivation
774 01:05:54 if you were a mathematiciancalled Gauss.
775 01:05:56 Reported over $500,000in any of the last 7 years.
776 01:06:02 Okay, go a million plus.
777 01:06:05 17.
778 01:06:06 Of the 17, how manybetween the age of 25 to 45?
779 01:06:11 4.
780 01:06:12 Of those 4, only onehas an income stream
781 01:06:15 that's cash heavy or easily laundered.
782 01:06:17 And he...
783 01:06:20 died 3 years ago.
784 01:06:28 What's this?
785 01:06:29 Names of the 100most famous mathematicians.
786 01:06:34 Look, we know what we're doing now.So, just...
787 01:06:36 enter the names, narrow downthe search right off the map.
788 01:06:39 Male, Caucasian, 25 to 45.Earning a million plus.
789 01:06:43 No investment income,he'll concentrate on cash.
790 01:06:48 What's in it for me?
791 01:06:51 Look, if you help me find him,
792 01:06:53 I'll see what I can doabout getting you out of here.
793 01:06:57 Please.
794 01:06:59 Single avowal or filed jointly.
795 01:07:21 Hey, those paintings in your trailer,
796 01:07:24 - They're real, right?- Yes.
797 01:07:27 You didn't buy themat auction. Did they?
798 01:07:29 They were a form of payment.
799 01:07:31 Right.
800 01:07:34 Hey.
801 01:07:35 Thank you.
802 01:07:40 At my apartment.
803 01:07:42 OhYeah.
804 01:07:47 Can we sit down for a second?
805 01:07:51 Yeah.Okay.
806 01:08:01 Just...
807 01:08:05 have a sit.
808 01:08:22 How do you...?
809 01:08:25 You know...How to...?
810 01:08:30 My father was an officer, in the Army.Psychological operations.
811 01:08:34 He was concerned I might betaken advantage of somehow,
812 01:08:38 so he arranged for me to train with...under a specialist, during my childhood.
813 01:08:44 We live in 34 homes in 17 years.
814 01:08:48 - You moved 34 times?- Mm.
815 01:08:51 God, that's extraordinary.
816 01:08:56 Now I'm sure it musthave been difficult.
817 01:08:59 I've never been anywhere.
818 01:09:03 Only Cancun,not my proudest moment.
819 01:09:07 Um.
820 01:09:09 I just mean...
821 01:09:13 Your life is... unique.
822 01:09:16 It's not unique, I have...
823 01:09:18 high functioning form of autismWhich...
824 01:09:21 means I have anextremely narrow focus,
825 01:09:23 and a hard time abandoning tasksonce I've taken them up.
826 01:09:26 I have difficulties socializingwith other people I don't know,
827 01:09:31 but I want to.
828 01:09:39 When I was a seniorin high school.
829 01:09:42 I wanted thisspecial dress for prom.
830 01:09:44 I told myself that spendinga hundred bucks on a trashy dress
831 01:09:46 that I was going to wearone time to an event
832 01:09:48 that I thought was sillyin the first place,
833 01:09:49 - it's just...- Wasteful.
834 01:09:51 Yes.
835 01:09:52 But Vera Wang made thisblack strapless classic,
836 01:09:57 it was more expensive but you couldwear it to all kinds of future events.
837 01:09:59 - It's an investment.- Yes!
838 01:10:01 Where were you whenI was in high school?
839 01:10:03 Oh, North Carolina.Israel.
840 01:10:07 Right.Um.
841 01:10:10 The problem is. They wanted$1700 dollars for this dress,
842 01:10:12 and I didn't have that so...
843 01:10:13 - You asked your parents?- No.
844 01:10:15 Hang on.
845 01:10:18 Black Jack.I never played a hand but I...
846 01:10:21 went to the library and checked outall these books on strategy.
847 01:10:24 And I turned the Naperville Northmath club into a little Vegas!
848 01:10:27 - What's a "math club"?- Math club.
849 01:10:30 You compete against other schools.
850 01:10:32 Theory and speed math.
851 01:10:34 Like what's 298,567 times 92.
852 01:10:40 27,468,164.
853 01:10:48 Right.Um.
854 01:10:51 Black Jack.
855 01:10:53 I could tell you when to hit,stand, split, re-split,
856 01:10:56 then moved on to card counting,shuffle tracking, hole carding.
857 01:11:00 And I took everything I had,which is $183 dollars,
858 01:11:03 and I drove down toHarrahs in Joliet.
859 01:11:06 - Why was this dress so important to you?- It wasn't about the dress.
860 01:11:12 I just wanted to walk into that gymand have everybody say “Wow.”
861 01:11:18 I was trying to...
862 01:11:20 Hold on.I was trying to connect.
863 01:11:27 I think no matter how different,we're all trying to do the same thing.
864 01:11:33 But I... I lost all but 20 bucksin the first 10 minutes.
865 01:11:40 Fed that into a nickel sloton the way out and I won 2 grand.
866 01:11:45 I used the extra cashto pay for a limo.
867 01:11:49 Only wore the dressjust the one time.
868 01:12:04 Chris, why are we here?
869 01:12:07 Um...
870 01:12:09 I thought this hotelhad good water pressure.
871 01:12:12 The Holiday Inn Express in Aurorahas good water pressure.
872 01:12:15 Yes, but these towels are very fancy.
873 01:12:19 Cheaper hotels have scratchy towels.
874 01:12:24 And...
875 01:12:26 I wanted you to like it.
876 01:12:45 Crazy Eddie and the Panama Pump.
877 01:12:48 Crazy Eddie Antar and the Panama Pump.Have you ever heard of it?
878 01:12:51 What?
879 01:12:53 Crazy Eddie Antar!He owned a...
880 01:12:55 a string of electronics storeson New York City in the '80s.
881 01:12:58 Crazy Eddie Antar, he started stealingalmost as soon as he opened his business.
882 01:13:02 Okay, I'm not following.
883 01:13:03 He deposited money in Tel Aviv,then he cycled them
884 01:13:05 through Panama andbring back into his stores.
885 01:13:07 Okay, why? Why takeit out and put it back?
886 01:13:09 Well, initially he was just stealing andgarden-variety taxes evasion.
887 01:13:13 But he came upwith a better idea.
888 01:13:15 You see,by taking his own money,
889 01:13:17 stealing it and putting itback on his books.
890 01:13:20 It was raining cash.
891 01:13:21 He took the company public ateight dollars a share.
892 01:13:24 A year later it wastrading at seventy-five.
893 01:13:28 Rita's taking Living Robotics public.
894 01:13:30 Yes.
895 01:13:31 But why would she hire you in the firstplace if she thought you'd figure it out?
896 01:13:36 I don't know.
897 01:13:39 I'll have to ask her.
898 01:13:44 Whatever Rita's involve in,it's not your concern.
899 01:13:48 You disappear,I make a call.
900 01:13:50 Please.I'm worried about you.
901 01:13:52 If I don't do something,Dana will die.
902 01:13:55 Risking your life for a girlyou known a week.
903 01:13:57 Why?
904 01:14:01 Heavy sigh.What's the plan?
905 01:14:04 Find the person whowants to kill her.
906 01:14:06 And?
907 01:14:08 Shoot him in the head.
908 01:16:24 Last one.
909 01:16:26 Two "FF"s.Christian.
910 01:16:30 245 men.
911 01:16:34 Four with incomes over a million.
912 01:16:39 All over the age of sixty.Sorry.
913 01:16:41 But...your guy's an accountant.
914 01:16:46 Two Christian Wolffs own CPA first .
915 01:16:49 The first Christian Wolff,owns Wolff Accounting,
916 01:16:54 121 South Street,Scottsdale, Arizona.
917 01:16:58 Income of 435 grand.It's a good year.
918 01:17:03 So good, we auditedhim 2 years ago.
919 01:17:06 He's clean.
920 01:17:07 The other Christian Wolff.
921 01:17:11 Nope.
922 01:17:13 Only 75 grand.
923 01:17:16 ZZZ Accounting.
924 01:17:20 Wabash Way, Plainfield, Illinois.
925 01:17:24 ZZZ, it's not exactlya smart Yellow pages move.
926 01:17:32 Wait a second.
927 01:17:36 Who filed the returns for Kim's nails,Wabash Way, Plainfield
928 01:17:43 ZZZ Accounting.
929 01:17:45 - Could just be the neighbor...- Great Mandarin, Wabash.
930 01:17:51 ZZZ Accounting.
931 01:17:53 Paul's Laundromat.
932 01:17:58 - ZZZ Accounting.- ZZZ Accounting.
933 01:18:01 Tell me they are allregistered as partnerships.
934 01:18:05 Everyone.
935 01:18:07 Managing partner: Christian Wolff.
936 01:18:19 - Christian Wolff.- What?
937 01:18:21 Christian Wolff, last year ran$75,543 through his accounting firm...
938 01:18:25 Whoa.Who is Christian Wolff?
939 01:18:27 The accountant.
940 01:18:30 Well...
941 01:18:31 - 75 grand, that's chump change.- Agreed, but...
942 01:18:34 He ran another $287,765through Kim's Nails,
943 01:18:39 $445,112 trough Great Mandarin Chinese,and you'll love this...
944 01:18:44 $505,909 through Paul's Laundromat.
945 01:18:50 Paul's Laundromat?!Are you fucking kidding me?
946 01:18:53 He's playing with us.
947 01:18:54 He can't clean that kind of moneythrough an accounting firm.
948 01:18:56 The paper trail's too heavy.
949 01:18:58 So he's laundering itthrough cash businesses.
950 01:19:00 All of those were in thesame strip mall south of Chicago.
951 01:19:03 ZZZ?
952 01:19:04 I mean, he doesn't care about the traffic,it's a front,
953 01:19:06 All of it. “Christian Wolff,”"Carl Gauss", “Lou ‘Lewis' Carroll.”
954 01:19:11 He's using the names of famousmathematicians as a cover.
955 01:19:17 Charitable Contributions here toHarbor Neuroscience last year alone,
956 01:19:22 - that's got to come to close to...- One million one hundred dollars.
957 01:19:25 That one's not a cover.That's the real deal, I've checked.
958 01:19:28 So you're telling me this guy riskshis life doing forensic accounting
959 01:19:32 for some of the scariest peopleon the planet,
960 01:19:34 collect his fee, goes toall the trouble laundering it
961 01:19:37 and then givesalmost all of it away.
962 01:19:41 What if he's takingother means of payment?
963 01:19:46 Yeah.Possible, yeah.
964 01:19:49 I caught him, Ray.
965 01:19:51 Maybe.
966 01:19:53 Pack your bag.We're going to Chicago.
967 01:21:08 90% probability they areall right-handed.
968 01:21:11 It was an accident.
969 01:21:14 To me it's stand forth, right wrist.
970 01:21:16 Thought maybe you enjoy waitingin the schoolyard sucker punch.
971 01:21:22 Life is a series of choices,none of which are new.
972 01:21:27 The oldest is choosingto be a victim
973 01:21:31 or choose not to.
974 01:21:34 Second oldest, loyalty.
975 01:21:37 Family first, good times or bad.
976 01:21:46 Bonjour, fellows.
977 01:21:49 - Yeah!- Let's see what he's got, yeah.
978 01:21:52 They are new glasses.
979 01:21:56 You think if... you don't fight back,then maybe they'll like you?
980 01:22:02 Stop picking on you,calling you freak?
981 01:22:05 Here's what it is.
982 01:22:07 They don't like you,they don't dislike you.
983 01:22:11 They are afraid of you.You're different.
984 01:22:15 Sooner or laterdifferent scares people.
985 01:22:22 Victim or not?Make your decision.
986 01:23:00 Go.
987 01:23:16 You're different.
988 01:23:22 Sooner or laterdifferent scares people.
989 01:24:30 In here.
990 01:24:42 .357 Colt Python.
991 01:24:45 Serial number's gone.
992 01:24:48 Hydra-Shok
993 01:25:02 Wireless security cam.
994 01:25:04 Infrared, weatherproof.
995 01:25:07 He's got a network of them.
996 01:25:09 The whole backyard he's got eyes.
997 01:25:18 This is our guy.
998 01:25:20 So why is a guy who's up tohis elbows in cash live here?
999 01:25:23 Given his clientele, he figuresblending in will extend his shelf life.
1000 01:25:28 It's the smart move.
1001 01:25:31 Well, maybe not smart enough.
1002 01:25:34 I take security cameras back here.
1003 01:25:38 Anybody can roll upfrom the front.
1004 01:25:41 How does he cover this?
1005 01:25:47 Jesus, Mary and Joseph!
1006 01:25:56 Don't see that everyday.
1007 01:26:00 Boys, let's have a situation report.
1008 01:26:04 Are we good, Ike?
1009 01:26:06 All clear.
1010 01:26:07 Rock and roll.
1011 01:26:09 And how about you, sport?
1012 01:26:11 It's Bobby.
1013 01:26:13 I got nothing.
1014 01:26:25 Is all this really necessary?
1015 01:26:27 You should bewatching his home.
1016 01:26:28 Yeah. That what you think?That your idea of a subject.
1017 01:26:32 I love it when people tell mehow to do my job.
1018 01:26:35 I believe I recommended youto leave the country.
1019 01:26:37 - You declined.- He's an accountant!
1020 01:26:40 I could see it in his eyes.
1021 01:26:41 The freak wasn'tgoing to let it go.
1022 01:26:47 - Give my best to Michelle.- I will.
1023 01:27:07 I was old 10 years ago.
1024 01:27:12 So what's your story, Medina?
1025 01:27:16 You know my story.
1026 01:27:17 I know what the Court said.
1027 01:27:22 I stuffed a handful of cocaineup a drug dealer's nose.
1028 01:27:26 Pistol-whipped himin the trunk of his car.
1029 01:27:30 I was seventeen.It was August.
1030 01:27:34 He coked for three days,but lived.
1031 01:27:38 Do you regret it?
1032 01:27:39 The coke was half borax.
1033 01:27:42 Same shit he keptselling me sister.
1034 01:27:46 She's a dental hygienistin Annapolis now.
1035 01:27:49 Married with 3 kids.
1036 01:27:55 And, I don't regret it.
1037 01:27:57 That's rough.
1038 01:28:00 All due respect, Director King,
1039 01:28:03 what the fuck do youknow about Wolff?
1040 01:28:10 - Wait, let me call it in!- Move back!
1041 01:28:13 What don't you tell me, Medina?
1042 01:28:19 Hey!
1043 01:28:20 Men kill each otherfor any number of reasons.
1044 01:28:24 Money, power,fear.
1045 01:28:29 Right there, motherfucker!
1046 01:28:33 9 men had diedthat day at the Ravenite.
1047 01:28:37 But for none of those reasons.
1048 01:28:42 They had taken something fromthe man who was killing them.
1049 01:28:47 Something that couldn't bemade whole again.
1050 01:28:51 Something very important to him.
1051 01:28:55 And he was therefor his pound of flesh.
1052 01:28:58 Please.
1053 01:28:59 Just fucking stop, man!
1054 01:29:01 Put the gun down!
1055 01:29:04 "Little Tony" Bazzano.
1056 01:29:07 I'd been wastingin a van for 6 months
1057 01:29:10 listening to that arrogant little prickbelch, fart, and brag.
1058 01:29:16 I didn't recognize his voicewith all the fear in it.
1059 01:29:19 I didn't touch him.I didn't touch that old man.
1060 01:29:22 I wasn't even...
1061 01:29:28 Our man had come for revenge
1062 01:29:31 and he got it.
1063 01:29:34 Nine dead.
1064 01:29:38 And I was tenth.
1065 01:29:42 Your name?
1066 01:29:45 Ray.
1067 01:29:48 Raymond King.
1068 01:29:50 Who employs you, Raymond King?
1069 01:29:54 I'm a Treasury Agent.
1070 01:29:57 Are you a good one?
1071 01:30:01 No.No. Not particularly.
1072 01:30:06 Is that it?
1073 01:30:09 Kids. I got...I'm a dad.
1074 01:30:12 I got 2 kids.
1075 01:30:15 Grown?
1076 01:30:18 Yeah.
1077 01:30:20 Yes. Yes.They're all... They're all grown up.
1078 01:30:25 Were you a good dad, Rayond King?
1079 01:30:31 Yeah.I've been a good dad.
1080 01:30:37 I'm a lousy agentand I've been a weak man,
1081 01:30:42 but that...that I didn't screw up.
1082 01:30:46 That I got right.
1083 01:31:01 Imagine you were a Treasury agentapproaching the twilight of a
1084 01:31:04 spectacularly dismal career...
1085 01:31:09 And then one day...
1086 01:31:11 that break you should've beenlooking for...
1087 01:31:13 Francis Silveberg, the black money legend,
1088 01:31:17 who cleaned cash fromMonte Carlo to Havana to Vegas.
1089 01:31:21 He kept the books for theGambino family for forty plus years.
1090 01:31:26 Until one day, the boss,"Big Tony" Bazzano,
1091 01:31:28 thought maybe the old man's agemade him vulnerable to prosecution.
1092 01:31:32 Ordered his son, "Little Tony",to kill Francis.
1093 01:31:36 Kid fucked it up.
1094 01:31:37 Francis ran, became a was a federal informantin return for protective custody.
1095 01:31:42 It could've turned my career around
1096 01:31:45 only If I had listened.
1097 01:31:48 I didn't.
1098 01:31:50 He was processed out.
1099 01:31:52 And he lost the onlyprotection he had.
1100 01:31:54 Please stand clear of the gate.
1101 01:31:55 The protection that he was promisedwhen he testified against "Big Tony".
1102 01:32:04 And this time,"Little Tony" got it right.
1103 01:32:07 He had Francisin a couple of hours.
1104 01:32:11 down in a filthy basement in the Bronx,nailed to a chair,
1105 01:32:16 tortured to death.
1106 01:32:21 So I...volunteered for a joint task force,
1107 01:32:26 Sat outside the Ravenitesurveillance van for months
1108 01:32:29 hoping to get a shred of evidenceto use against Francis's killers.
1109 01:32:36 Wait, wait,let me call it in!
1110 01:32:41 Move back!
1111 01:32:42 I went in there hopingI could ease my guilt.
1112 01:32:47 And I met our accountant.
1113 01:32:50 Why he let me live,I didn't know .
1114 01:32:54 But he changed my life.
1115 01:32:59 I gave my noticeto the department.
1116 01:33:02 I started looking forwardto the day again.
1117 01:33:05 You know,feeling the sun on my face.
1118 01:33:08 Quit drinking.
1119 01:33:11 I was on my way out the door...
1120 01:33:14 and then the phone rang.
1121 01:33:16 Ray King.
1122 01:33:17 I'll never forget that voice.
1123 01:33:19 Do you like puzzles, Raymond King?
1124 01:33:24 She tells me she worksfor the accountant.
1125 01:33:27 And that a shipping containerpacked with Chinese nationals
1126 01:33:30 is passing throughthe Port of New York.
1127 01:33:34 A few months later,
1128 01:33:35 one ton of uncut Juarez Cartel productis entering Miami.
1129 01:33:41 All those cases you put together.
1130 01:33:45 Smoke and mirrors.
1131 01:33:51 So, who is he...
1132 01:33:54 this “accountant”?
1133 01:33:55 Prisoner 831,Fort Leavenworth maximum security.
1134 01:33:59 Military prison?
1135 01:34:01 So he was in the army.
1136 01:34:04 Army lent him to us to trackAl-Qaeda money launderers
1137 01:34:08 He was transferred from Leavenworthto our detention center in DC.
1138 01:34:13 Did the work of five men.
1139 01:34:16 Data Mining, Basket Analysis.
1140 01:34:20 He roomed with Francis.
1141 01:34:22 They kept to themselves.Played chess. Ate together.
1142 01:34:27 Sat in a TV room together.
1143 01:34:30 They were inseparable.
1144 01:34:33 And then one day, a guardtold Wolff why Francis
1145 01:34:36 hadn't called or writtensince he got out.
1146 01:34:39 And his burned body had been foundon a Staten Island landfill.
1147 01:34:45 Wolff snapped,went after the guard.
1148 01:34:48 He fractured the man's skullwith a thermos.
1149 01:34:52 Escaped from athird-floor window.
1150 01:34:56 Took the thermos.
1151 01:34:58 That's all you got?
1152 01:34:59 - I mean, Leavenworth, they would have military...- Records are all heavily redacted.
1153 01:35:02 Well then, arrest records, something.
1154 01:35:05 Spring of 2003, at a funeral homein Kankakee, Illinois.
1155 01:35:11 Our boy sent 6 locals to the hospitalwith a variety of injuries.
1156 01:35:17 No one knew Wolff.
1157 01:35:19 The older man who came with himwas identified as a colonel, US Army.
1158 01:35:25 Funeral home.
1159 01:35:27 Whose wake?
1160 01:35:29 One customer that day.
1161 01:35:34 Mrs. Lauren Alton.
1162 01:35:38 Mrs. Alton taught first gradefor 13 years in Kankakee.
1163 01:35:43 Survived by a husbandand two boys, ages 12 and 10.
1164 01:35:47 By all accounts,an ordinary life, well-lived
1165 01:35:51 but cut short.
1166 01:35:57 Excuse me, sir.This is family only.
1167 01:36:01 Sir, please come over.I'll have to ask you to step outside.
1168 01:36:05 And then a fight breaks out.A brawl really.
1169 01:36:10 Over what, the authorities never...get down.
1170 01:36:13 Get your hands off me.
1171 01:36:18 Deputies respond.
1172 01:36:21 A barney fife type squares offwith our boy gets rattled, pulls his gun.
1173 01:36:26 The colonel just stepped in frontof the 83 weapon.
1174 01:36:31 Army collected both men.
1175 01:36:34 Police report namedWolff as "Soldier one".
1176 01:36:37 The widower identified the colonel by name.
1177 01:36:41 His late wife's former husband.
1178 01:36:44 I've checked, it's an alias.
1179 01:36:46 No more real than "Christian Wolff."
1180 01:36:52 She was the dead colonel's ex-wife.
1181 01:36:58 And you thinkWolff is what to him?
1182 01:37:07 Were you a good dad?Ray King?
1183 01:37:20 I've given up trying to figure outwhen I'll get a call.
1184 01:37:23 The why though,that I got.
1185 01:37:26 Someone breaks his moral code.
1186 01:37:40 Why are you telling me this?
1187 01:37:42 I'm retiring in a few months.
1188 01:37:46 When she calls...
1189 01:37:49 somebody needs to bethere to answer.
1190 01:38:07 No.
1191 01:38:11 He's a criminal, Ray.
1192 01:38:13 Yeah.
1193 01:38:14 He aids and abets drug cartels,money launderers.
1194 01:38:19 He's a fucking killer.
1195 01:38:22 Believe me, I've wrestledwith the same decision.
1196 01:38:26 But when I gotthat first call,
1197 01:38:30 I realized something.
1198 01:38:34 I spent my whole life only recognizingmy lucky breaks after they were gone.
1199 01:38:47 The Brit, who is she?
1200 01:39:03 Hello?
1201 01:39:04 Miss. Medina,
1202 01:39:07 tell Eliot Ness to gethis feet off the furniture.
1203 01:39:10 He's not in a barn.
1204 01:39:14 Living Robotics.Write it down.
1205 01:39:21 More than 6 feet, short hair,athletic build, yes?
1206 01:39:24 Correct.
1207 01:39:25 When you say short hair,you mean short hair like my hair?
1208 01:39:27 - Or you mean short hair like short hair?- You... What's the difference?
1209 01:39:30 I was told you could fix this,so fix it!
1210 01:39:32 But you did speak to the man, am I right?You spoke to him.
1211 01:39:34 What did he sound like?
1212 01:39:35 We made small talk,what's it matter what he sounds like?
1213 01:39:41 That's Ike, right?Is it north side?
1214 01:39:43 Yo Bobby, was that you?
1215 01:39:48 Bob.
1216 01:39:53 Bobby.
1217 01:39:56 Ike, are you there?
1218 01:39:59 Ike?
1219 01:40:01 Guys, stop fucking around, someone answer me.Ike?
1220 01:40:04 Course to the left.
1221 01:40:06 You might consider using a roundwith superior ballistic coefficient.
1222 01:40:12 Give me the layoutof the home.
1223 01:40:14 Points of entry,corridors, rooms, cover.
1224 01:40:18 Go.
1225 01:40:21 Fuck!
1226 01:40:24 Sit down.
1227 01:40:25 - What's this all...?- Shut up and sit down in the chair.
1228 01:40:54 You ever see a magic green roundtraveling 3000 feet per second
1229 01:40:57 go through a window?
1230 01:41:01 Nobody does.
1231 01:41:03 Get down, now!
1232 01:41:41 4 men, front entrance.
1233 01:41:44 Go right at him, go now.
1234 01:41:52 You,
1235 01:41:53 I got the cameras.Go join your friends.
1236 01:42:01 Up!
1237 01:42:05 Clear.
1238 01:42:19 Smoke.
1239 01:42:46 Move!Move!
1240 01:42:48 Go!Go!
1241 01:42:57 Go!
1242 01:43:01 Man down!
1243 01:43:05 I'm at the front entrance,
1244 01:43:07 pinned down!
1245 01:43:41 Are they dead?
1246 01:43:48 I need situation info.How many down?
1247 01:43:51 Are they dead?Answer me!
1248 01:43:55 Okay, he's on the roof.Now, follow me, let's move.
1249 01:43:58 Check the skylight.Check the window.
1250 01:44:00 When that motherfucker comes in,I want to hear gun shots,
1251 01:44:02 and I want to hear"Target eliminated".
1252 01:44:14 That's enough.He's in the god damn house!
1253 01:44:17 Get out there and end this!
1254 01:44:18 Brax, give me a situation report.Have you got eyes on anything?
1255 01:46:30 What's happening?
1256 01:46:32 Say something!
1257 01:46:50 Solomon Grundy,Born on a Monday,
1258 01:46:54 Christened on Tuesday,
1259 01:46:57 Married on Wednesday,
1260 01:46:59 Took ill on Thursday,
1261 01:47:01 Grew worse on Friday,
1262 01:47:04 Died on Saturday,
1263 01:47:07 Buried on Sunday,
1264 01:47:09 That was the end,Of Solomon Grundy.
1265 01:47:17 WHAT IS THIS?
1266 01:47:40 Hey! Hey!Stand down!
1267 01:47:42 Fuck off!
1268 01:48:24 Hello, Braxton.
1269 01:48:30 Don't...
1270 01:48:33 Don't do that.
1271 01:48:38 I've been looking for you for 10 years,and you're going to come at me like
1272 01:48:40 we just saw each other yesterday.That's what you got to do?
1273 01:48:43 But...this.Well, I think...
1274 01:48:47 Well, I think that you're going to behappy to see me, I guess.
1275 01:48:52 I am happy.
1276 01:48:59 I need to finish.
1277 01:49:03 You should go.
1278 01:49:04 I should go?
1279 01:49:07 Okay, I...Okay, I'll just go.
1280 01:49:12 But first I'm gonnaask you a question.
1281 01:49:14 You're going togive me an answer.
1282 01:49:17 Why would you and Popgo to that funeral?
1283 01:49:18 She left us, did you not remember that?Did you not remember that!
1284 01:49:30 It's your fault thatPop's dead, you hear me?
1285 01:49:32 - It's your fault!- I'm sorry, Braxton.
1286 01:49:34 You're sorry?Sorry doesn't cut it, you weird fuck!
1287 01:49:40 Shit.
1288 01:50:00 You don't give a shit about me.You don't give a shit about me.
1289 01:50:10 How about now?
1290 01:50:20 Are you going to fight?
1291 01:50:24 Fight!
1292 01:51:17 I'm sorry, Braxton.
1293 01:51:23 You know, If you had to see her...
1294 01:51:27 If that was somethingthat you had to do.
1295 01:51:30 You call me.
1296 01:51:33 I'm your brother.
1297 01:51:34 I always have your back.
1298 01:51:37 You don't call him,you call me.
1299 01:51:46 Did you even wonderwhere I was?
1300 01:51:48 I know where you were.
1301 01:51:50 I just wanted youto be safe.
1302 01:51:53 Some of my clients are...
1303 01:51:55 quite dangerous.
1304 01:52:00 I kind of considerfairly dangerous myself.
1305 01:52:05 Well, you've made an improvement.
1306 01:52:15 Shit, man.
1307 01:52:18 You and me here,
1308 01:52:21 - Yeah, it's...- Well, statistically speaking...
1309 01:52:23 Christ, man!It's rhetorical.
1310 01:52:26 I mean, really?
1311 01:52:28 I was just saying.
1312 01:52:34 Not happy.
1313 01:52:36 Do you consider what youdo important, Mr. Wolff?
1314 01:52:40 To someone other than yourself,I mean.
1315 01:52:43 What I do is.
1316 01:52:45 Living Robotics public offeringwould have been worth billions.
1317 01:52:50 Money to be used forneuroprosthetics, nanotechnology.
1318 01:52:53 You?
1319 01:52:56 Why in god's namedid I ever hire you?
1320 01:52:58 To leak-proof your books.
1321 01:53:01 Dana found a mistake, and you wantedto be sure it's safe to go public.
1322 01:53:05 And now you want to kill her.
1323 01:53:07 I'm fond of Dana.
1324 01:53:09 But I restore lives, not Dana!ME!
1325 01:53:11 Men, women, children.I give them hope.
1326 01:53:13 Make them whole.
1327 01:53:15 Do you even knowwhat that's like?
1328 01:53:17 Yes, I do.
1329 01:53:33 Sorry.
1330 01:53:38 I missed you.
1331 01:53:47 I missed you too, Braxton.
1332 01:53:51 I missed you toobecause I love you.
1333 01:53:54 You're my brother.
1334 01:53:58 Maybe...
1335 01:54:00 Would you want to...
1336 01:54:03 Maybe I can see youin a week?
1337 01:54:05 Name the place,I'll be there.
1338 01:54:21 How will I find you?
1339 01:54:24 You won't.
1340 01:54:26 I'll find you.
1341 01:54:34 Helen.
1342 01:54:36 How do you responds to rumorsthat some of the victims had wounds
1343 01:54:39 consistent with anti-aircraft rounds?
1344 01:54:42 I'd say the Chicago police departmenthas ample experience
1345 01:54:45 solving all manner of homicides.
1346 01:54:50 Sir, how are the conspiracyand fraud charges related to
1347 01:54:53 the deaths of Lamar Blackburnand his sister, Rita?
1348 01:54:55 This is a very fluid situation.
1349 01:54:58 With a lot of surprising revelationsover the last 48 hours.
1350 01:55:02 Let me introduce you to the personleading the investigation.
1351 01:55:07 Agent Medina.
1352 01:55:08 Agent Medina.
1353 01:55:19 Good afternoon.
1354 01:55:24 As much as Ilike to take credit for this,
1355 01:55:29 I can't.
1356 01:55:38 Because this was...a team effort,
1357 01:55:41 comprised of long hours of goodold-fashioned investigative work.
1358 01:55:46 Questions?
1359 01:55:47 Can we get more information...
1360 01:55:51 Harbor NeuroscienceHanover, New Hampshire
1361 01:55:53 He was just like our other two,he was a happy baby.
1362 01:55:57 Now, he rarely speaks.It's like, our child is missing.
1363 01:56:01 He's not there.He's lost and he needs our help.
1364 01:56:06 We thought...
1365 01:56:09 We thought...we hoped that he'd catch back up,
1366 01:56:14 but he didn't.
1367 01:56:16 1 in 68 children in this country arediagnosed with a form of autism.
1368 01:56:21 But if you can put aside for a momentwhat your pediatrician
1369 01:56:24 and all the other NT'shave said about your son...
1370 01:56:27 “NT's”?
1371 01:56:28 “Neuro-typicals.” The rest of us.
1372 01:56:33 What if we're wrong?
1373 01:56:36 What if we've been using the wrong teststo quantify intelligence in children with autism?
1374 01:56:43 Your son's not less-than.
1375 01:56:46 He's different.
1376 01:56:48 Now, your expectations for your sonmay change over time,
1377 01:56:52 they might include marriage,children, self-sufficiency.
1378 01:56:57 They might not.
1379 01:56:59 But I guarantee you.
1380 01:57:01 If we let the world setexpectations for our children,
1381 01:57:03 they'll start low
1382 01:57:06 and they'll stay there.
1383 01:57:10 Maybe your son is capableof much more than you know.
1384 01:57:15 And maybe...Just maybe...
1385 01:57:19 He doesn't understandhow to tell us.
1386 01:57:23 Or...
1387 01:57:25 we haven't yetlearned how to listen.
1388 01:57:53 Hey, honey, for the hundredth time,don't wonder off like that.
1389 01:57:57 - I'm so sorry.- It's alright. It's fine.
1390 01:57:59 Can he visit with youfor a while, Justine?
1391 01:58:03 Okay, good.
1392 01:58:04 - C'mon, folks, I'll give you the nickel tour.- You okay with that?
1393 01:58:08 It's okay.Come on.
1394 01:58:09 Oh, he'll be fine.
1395 01:58:14 Justine's one of our fewfull-time residents.
1396 01:58:16 She stopped talking 30 years ago,
1397 01:58:19 communicates with a digital translator now.
1398 01:58:22 Doctor, how is Harbor funded?
1399 01:58:24 We are fortunate to havevery generous private donors.
1400 01:58:28 - I'll say they're generous.- Why is that?
1401 01:58:31 - That woman, Justine.- My daughter.
1402 01:58:34 She's your daughter?
1403 01:58:35 The reason I started the Institute.
1404 01:58:38 Justine's computer, it's a BX-32.Water-cool, 12 Core.
1405 01:58:43 That's right, you're a software engineer.
1406 01:58:46 Well, some of our donors aremore generous than others.
1407 01:58:49 Why?Is that a good computer?
1408 01:58:52 Good?
1409 01:58:54 Doc, she could backdoorthe Pentagon with that rig.
1410 01:59:00 Hello, Dreamboat.Shall we chat?
1411 01:59:29 - Hi.- Hi.
1412 01:59:30 Sign here, please.
1413 01:59:35 Thank you.
1414 01:59:38 - Thanks.- You're welcome.
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