Taxi Brooklyn

Previously on Taxi Brooklyn.

I am a detective. I'm not in public relations.

I'm sure the good people of Brooklyn would like to get to know a hero cop.

You're the cop who arrested the Park Slope Stalker?

Those are the first words you've actually spoken to me since the incident.

Yeah, cheating on your wife isn't "an incident."

It's called adultery.

A.D.A. Winters. May Winters.

You spent four years in prison.

That's why I'm claustrophobic, okay?

You're gonna see somebody about your claustrophobia.

Sullivan.

Cat, we got a female body in Prospect Park.

Where in Prospect Park?

Same place.

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Leo, uh, you need to meet me on the west side of Prospect Park.

Sorry. I'm a little booty... um, busy right now.

Leo, please.

Are you okay?

Just meet me there as fast as you can.

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Leo Romba for Detective Sullivan.

Detective Sullivan? Yeah, she's right over there.

What happened?

- I need you with me. - On a crime scene?

That's a first. You usually don't want me anywhere around...

Just stay close, please?

Okay.

Hey.

The body was found by this homeless man about an hour ago.

Same M.O.

Pena, what do you got?

Well, multiple stab wounds.

Throat was split postmortem. It was a sharp blade. It's six to eight inches long.

It looks like the same weapon.

Sullivan. I'm gonna need your expertise on this.

- The body's in the exact same location. - He's in prison!

- I mean, unless he escaped. - No, no, no. He's still locked up yet.

- You sure about that? - Believe me, it's the first thing I checked.

Are we talking about the Park Slope Stalker here?

That's Amanda Pearson.

- The Stalker's wife? - Yeah.

What do you think, Esposito? Payback?

Can't get Pearson, so they go after the wife?

I don't know. Maybe she was making a pilgrimage to her husband's killing ground...

and pissed someone off.

No, her wounds are from the front.

There's no defensive wounds,

which means she knew the person or she wasn't scared of him.

I gotta... I gotta get out of here.

I told you she couldn't handle it.

I'll take care of it.

Cat.

You're the only one who knows this guy, Cat. I need you on this.

Esposito can handle it.

Esposito caught this case. He's the one who told me to bring you in.

- I don't know if I can do this. - Cat, look.

I'm not asking you to put your life on the line again.

But you know this son of a bitch, you know how he thinks, you know what he's capable of.

Look.

I want you to breathe slowly.

All right?

I will do this on one condition.

- Name it. - I want him with me, 24/7.

- You got it. - What?

Look, I'm sorry, I don't mean to be callous, but I still got a living to make.

The city will take care of your expenses.

- All of them? - Yeah. All of them.

Really? Like, all of them?

- Yeah, like all of them. - Cool.

This was a message.

- All murder scenes are. - This was specific to the Stalker.

And specific to me.

- So, what's the message? - I don't know.

I...

I don't know if I can do this.

The Stalker almost killed me.

We're being watched.

White male, mid-20s, mitten cap...

on the bridge at 1:00.

Get up nice and slow.

He's taking off!

He's on our left.

I got him.

No, he's gone off road.

I'll cut him off.

A bike can't outrun a car.

It can if you can't follow.

That's the Stalker's handwriting.

Oh, my God.

Amanda Pearson, 32, worked as a nurse until her husband's trial,

and then she fell off our radar.

She came in and filed domestic abuse charges...

one month before her husband was arrested.

She turns him in, ends up dead?

Pretty easy to connect the dots.

No, she didn't turn him in for the murders.

She just didn't want him beating the hell out of her anymore.

She's stood by his side throughout the entire trial.

- So? - She knew that he was a wife-beater,

- just didn't think he was a killer? - Any idea why she changed her appearance?

Her face was splashed across the front page of every paper in the city.

People hated her because she stood by her man.

Yeah, but why would she change her appearance and then move just 10 blocks away?

Doesn't make sense.

I would have crossed an ocean to get away.

Actually, I did cross an ocean.

Something was obviously keeping her in Brooklyn.

Something... or someone.

I think it was a revenge killing by one of the victim's relatives.

It was a revenge killing by her husband.

But you just said she stood by his side.

It was revenge against me.

How, Cat?

I don't know, but Pearson is behind this.

He's been in solitary confinement since he was convicted.

Solitary makes you crazy.

Yeah, and it also gives you plenty of time

to think about how you're gonna get back at the people who put you in there.

- That it does. - According to the F.B.I., Â it's not him.

The F.B.I. profile is standard issue.

This is his handwriting.

He's behind this.

I'm sorry, ma'am. You just can't come in.

You bitch.

- Excuse me? - How dare you sleep with him?

I'm sorry. Do I know you?

I am Giada Giannini.

I think you got the wrong precinct.

Caitlyn Sullivan?

Yeah.

- I have the right whore. - What?

You heard me, whore. Stop harassing my boyfriend.

I know you slept with him. I know everything.

- I love Italian women. - What are you doing?

Why are you doing that?

That body. Oh, my God. She's so hot.

I smell him on you.

Okay, we got a 5150.

You know, you need to back up,

or else I'm gonna classify those as lethal weapons.

I'm not going to be ignored.

I don't know who the hell you are.

- Giada Giannini! - Yeah, you said that.

Gregg!

- She say "Gregg"? - Among other things.

I am Gregg's lover! - Okay, gentlemen.

Why don't we give these ladies a little privacy.

Captain, it's getting very interesting right now.

Esposito!

- Captain. Cap... - Now!

Stay away from my man.

Your man?

You slept with my husband. You wrecked my marriage.

How could I wreck something that was already broken?

When it comes to making a man happy, you are stupid.

- Take it outside, bitch. - I'll rip your eyes out!

Okay, ladies. Stop, stop! Don't fight, don't fight.

Oh!

You! Stay away from my man.

- Get your hands out of my face. - This is your last warning.

Ciao.

Yeah, don't trip on your way out in those heels, bi...

What is she saying?

Get over it. What?

That's my brother's wife. That's Amanda.

You have any contact with her, Jerry?

No, I haven't seen her since the trial. She disappeared.

She was living in Brooklyn the whole time.

- Really? - Yeah. You didn't know that?

- No. - Did your brother know?

My brother's in Sing Sing. But you would know that since you put him there.

Hey. Jerry. Stop!

Sit down.

You in touch with your brother?

He's not allowed visitors.

- Was Amanda afraid of him? - Why would she be?

He would never harm her.

I guess you don't consider beating women harming them.

They had a fight. It happens.