Grimm

Ahh.

Maybe Ruby found another raccoon.

Well, I just hope it's not a skunk,

'cause we don't have any tomato juice.

It's not the tomato juice I'm worried about.

It's who's gonna pick her up and put her in the bathtub.

Well, I can tell you who it's not gonna be.

Good luck.

You know the great thing about being married?

I never have to make a decision.

Oh, God, now what?

Ruby?

Come here!

Ruby!

There you are.

What's wrong? What are you doing?

Come on.

Aah!

Ed?

Are you all right?

Dimitri!

Morning, fellas.

This is, uh, Ed and Lois Weller.

Married 26 years.

Ed here is a lumber exec, recently took early retirement.

Probably not what he had planned, huh?

We got lots of prints.

Techs even found one partial in blood.

Somebody was feeling ambitious.

That's not like a knife wound.

It's more like he was ripped open.

Yeah, too savage for a "b" and "e."

Something else was going on here.

Drugs maybe?

Well, the steak's raw.

Looks like someone was gnawing on it.

Animal could've gotten in here after.

Door was open.

Why would it leave the steak behind?

A lot of horse tracks.

It's not that unusual out here.

Lots of people have horses.

Yeah, except these people don't.

Let's see where they go.

Hooves are everywhere.

Hey, look at the path of these tracks.

Yeah, they came in one way...

Then doubled back.

Lot of hoofprints here

and these drag marks next to them.

Ging what, a rake?

Or something clawing at the ground.

Could be something off a saddle?

- Huh? - You're asking the wrong guy.

No barns, no horses.

What were these horses doing on private property?

What do you think?

Medieval.

Hey, what's up?

Some very exciting laundry.

Ah, no wonder you called.

Actually, I'm going to the grocery store,

so I wanted to check in with you about our anniversary dinner.

You do remember that, right?

Dinner? When have I ever forgotten dinner?

Ha, okay, so you're saying

you want peanut butter and jelly tomorrow night?

No, I'm saying that my time with you

has been the best three years of my life,

and I wouldn't change a second.

And, uh, flank steak sounds great.

Okay, anything else?

Uh, no, just you.

Do you want me with green beans or asparagus?

- Just butter. - Wow.

I love you, I think.

I love you too.

We got a hit on one of the bloody prints from the cabin.

A Dimitri Skontos.

Three priors for misdemeanor possession,

served one year off a cocaine rap,

released on probation last month.

Nothing more violent than possession?

Drugs are a slippery slope, in case you didn't know that.

Yeah, I've heard rumors.

Well, I've got registration on Dimitri's car.

Put out an APB. What do you got?

His parole officer. Leo Taymor.

He's waiting for us at his office.

Let's go.

So, what did he do?

We placed him at a murder.

Oh, hell, I didn't expect that.

Share any details?

Couple out in forest grove.

Broke into the house. Murdered them.

Wait a minute.

You... you sure you got the right guy?

That doesn't sound like Dimitri.

Well, we've got his bloody fingerprints

at the scene of the crime.

Ugh, damn.

Look, from what I know about the guy,

he didn't go into prison bad.

And I know this'll come as a shock to you.

Time behind bars doesn't always change a man for the better.

He was having a hard time on the outside.

So how'd he get paroled?

Heh, that's not my job.

When was the last time Dimitri checked in with you?

Oh, um, you know...

Actually, he was...

A no-show this week,

and then I didn't violate him.

Figured I'd cut him some slack.

Maybe that was a mistake.

Huh.

So, does Dimitri have a job?

Um, yeah, he, uh... He works for his Uncle

over at the boxing gym on eighth.

I know it.

Oh, you know, it's too bad.

Dimitri was hoping to be the next sugar ray.

Stick and move.

Come on, stay on the balls of your feet.

All right, stay at it.

- Gus Pappas? - Yeah?

Uh, we understand your nephew Dimitri Skontos works here.

Yeah, that's my sister's kid.

- Well, we need to talk to him. - Why?

A married couple was murdered last night.

There's no way Dimitri

could have anything to do with that.

Well, there's evidence that puts him at the scene.

So if you know anything, sir, you should tell us.

Well, I haven't seen or heard from him in a couple of weeks.

And that doesn't worry you?

Well, yeah, it worries me. But he's a grown man,

- he can take care of himself. - What about his mother?

She died about four years ago.

I'm the only family Dimitri has.

Look, he's a good kid.

He did some drugs a while back, but he's straightened out.

He couldn't kill anybody.

Anybody else in here know him?

Well, most of the guys do.

Uh, Bryan there probably knows him best.

Would you happen to have any recent photos of Dimitri?

Oh, yeah, up in my office.

Looking good.

What the hell?

Yeah, I have that effect on some people.

Really?

Look, we don't have to go there now.

I'm here for another reason.

- I think I can take you. - Listen to me.

I got a double murder, and I want you

to answer some questions,

so you can either answer them or, you know,

I can let you cool off in jail for a couple days.

Sorry, okay?

I just got a little worked up when I saw you, that's all.

All right.

So where can I find Dimitri Skontos?

Don't know.

Last time I saw him was a couple weeks ago.

He came in, we worked out.

Then he went for a run.

This photo was taken last month.

Yeah, yeah, we threw a party for Dimitri getting paroled.

- Well, where you guys run? - Forest park.

Man, all the guys here run there.

- Where? - I'll show you.

I'm getting ready to go for a run now.

You two can follow me.

That is, if you can keep up.

Oh, to be young.

Now this is a good place to run.

It's cool up here, the air is clean.

Not too many people around, so you can clear your head.

Now what's your usual route?

You're looking at it.

Usually do about ten Miles,

couple hours worth, up and around trapper's peak.

Why? You coming?

Have fun.

All right.

So how long you think it'd take us to do ten Miles?

Depends on how fast we drive.

You know, the murder site's only six Miles from here.

And that's significant why?

Well, he could have come from here to commit the murders.

That's horse manure.

Hey, it's as good a theory as we have.

No. Over there.

More horses.

Well, it's not exactly evidence

I wanna present in court.

Griffin.

Yeah. The address?