Those Who Kill

Previously on Those Who Kill...

And I don't remember the first time it started. It just happened.

And I was so young, I didn't understand what was happening.

But somehow I knew that it shouldn't be happening.

I don't know why I never did

anything to help my brother.

I'll never forgive myself for it.

Howard killed my brother.

I'm gonna help you.

Your mother knows.

Please leave a message and I'll call you back.

I know that you know.

Write your cell here.

It's a one-time deal.

You guys friends?

My wife and I? Yeah.

Is your family having breakfast?

What?

Are we going down the rabbit hole again?

How was picking John up from school?

We have to talk.

I was called in this morning to consult

on a wife and two children

who had been murdered in their beds.

How does anyone do such a thing?

Maggie Warner was raped-- not by her husband.

It wasn't a suicide.

What if the killer was already in the house?

And he's been watching up there.

He was watching her from under the house.

Fantasizing, building a relationship

with her in his mind.

Well, you've done it again, dear.

Would you like to say grace?

Sleep tight, sweetie.

Good night, buddy.

Don't let the bedbugs bite.

Both kids are out like a light.

Man, what a day, huh?

You know, no matter how crazy things get at work...

I always make it through

because I know I have you to come home to.

I know a lot of guys don't have what I have.

I am so... lucky.

So... so lucky.

I love you so much.

Go set them up, Thomas.

Why do I always have to do it?

Because I'll put a BB up your butt if you don't.

One's gone.

It's probably back there.

Cut it out!

Dad said we can only shoot cans!

I'm not scared of Dad.

He's not here.

How's he gonna know?

It's in that tree.

Crap!

Lucky shot.

Check this.

What are you doing?!

You killed their mom.

They were gonna die anyway.

He's copped to nine robberies--

all clients of Bugger-Out Exterminators,

including Robert Warner.

He, uh, denies any involvement in the murder though.

Who'd have thought?

Well, bartender at The Slag Bar confirms he worked both

Friday and Saturday night as a bouncer.

He's all over the security camera.

He's, uh... he's not our guy.

Jensen on the same page?

Haven't, uh, really talked to her about it yet.

She seems wound a bit tight lately.

Anything I should know about?

Look, Commander, you... you know I love Jensen.

She's a freakin' sister to me, but...

yeah, lately there's been a...

a disconnect.

I'm sensing...

I don't know.

She seems distracted, so, yeah...

I'm worried about her.

Well, thanks, Jerry. We'll keep an eye on her then.

Hey. I made coffee.

Are there pacifiers in the freezer?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got her, I got her. - She is cranky.

- Yeah? Hi, ladies. - You get ready.

I don't think I remember the last time I actually

slept through a night.

- Can I have some coffee? - Do you have a driver's license?

No.

My soccer game is this Saturday.

Saturday?

Panthers are on TV, baby.

You can DVR that game.

My game is not on TV.

I wouldn't miss your game if I was playing for Pitt, honey.

The bus is gonna be here any minute.

- Oh. - Never mind. Here, here.

Okay. Ready.

Bus will be here in... two minutes.

And I can't take you. You guys got to make it today.

I cannot get you there today.

- Okay. - Sorry, what time tonight?

Well, it could be lunchtime, but I don't know

if I'm gonna be back...

Hey, Jensen.

Your mother, line one.

Call back.

Heard you had a big night.

Thought we had a lead on the killer,

but turned out to be a bust.

The bust was a bust?

Funny.

Maggie Warner's autopsy report.

Alumina.

Get out here. Alumina?

Found under her fingernails, along with the killer's skin.

She must have scratched him, so...

while you finish up your paperwork

on the Bugger-out Burglar,

I'm gonna see if my lead can help us find our killer.

Al2-O3, or alumina, is the primary element

used in the clay in the masonry work.

We also found paint residue on Maggie's body and in the bed.

So he's a carpenter or a manual laborer?

Strong bastard, too,

judging from the beating he gave her.

But she put up a fight.

Well, she was trying to protect her children.

Something happens to you when you become a mother.

It's like somebody cut your heart out

and it's walking around outside your body.

I don't know what I would do if something

happened to Hailey, but I know I would die for her.

That's what a mother's supposed to do, isn't it?

Shh, yeah. Shh.

Catherine,

it's Mom.

I-I got your message.

I've been calling and calling you.

Please...

Please call me, Catherine. Please.

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Hey, John, come on, let's go.

Hey, hey, uh,

I'll take him to school today.

Don't you have class?

No, it's... it's okay.

Thanks.

Hey, you can drop me off at Mike's house if you want,

and I can go with him.

His mom's always late.

Well, we're both gonna be late for school today, buddy.

Hmm?

Hey.

There she is. Yeah.

Smile for me, Ruthie.

Huh?

Come on.

Smile. There you go.

There you go. That's it.

That's so much better.

Schaeffer thinks the killer has a thing for Maggie Warner.

Right.

We've gone through every connection--

school, work, gym, friends.

What if the answer's right in front of us?

In what way?

Al2-O3, or alumina.

It's used in building materials.

There were paint chips on Maggie's body.

Stuff you'd find at a construction site.

Yeah, but the, uh,

Warner house wasn't under construction.

No, but the neighbor's was.

Look, I know you think you're a man now,

and, despite my desire to slow down the clock...

you are growing up in front of my eyes.

We're gonna have a... man-to-man talk,

okay?

You have an uncle.

My brother.

My older brother.

His name is Nathan.

And he's behind those walls.

Oh, is he a guard?

No.

He killed someone, John.

His wife.

Your aunt.

And he's serving a 15-year sentence for manslaughter.

Why are you telling me this now?

I was gonna put them back, I swear.

John, all kinds of people are gonna lie to you in your life.

Almost everybody.

Let's not do it to each other.

Let's have a safe place for the truth.