Furious

Where you goin'?

DOA's name is Caleb Easton.

Jay Easton's son.

Yeah, his dad's a billionaire.

Why am I being told a Brooklyn homicide detective

wants your advice on an overdose death?

I don't care what you did at the NYPD.

You're the ex-cop.

I heard you requested my squad.

I just need information about Adrian Murado.

You suspected him of trafficking girls.

The details of his death are similar to the recent homicide of Caleb Easton.

Both victims have a girlfriend who no one had met

and both times the girlfriend disappeared.

Can't be the same woman.

Why would she kill an ex-con and then a year later,

do the same thing to Jay Easton's son?

How are those two guys connected?

I'm Jinny. Is there any way you could help me get an ID?

Who's Oliver Charles?

Fancy rich lawyer guy trying to bag.

You saw a woman

walk into your neighbor's house in the middle of the night?

Well, I didn't really see her face.

She did have a tattoo, though. A little red flower.

I looked you up.

You were in this hospital a year ago.

Your cop boyfriend knock you around a little?

Victims of violence are the most violent.

Don't you think so?

Really made a mess last night.

Fuck. It was so fun.

Wish we could just stay here all day and do this.

- We can't? - I'm slammed this week.

But, you know, maybe we can hang out again sometime soon.

Let me walk you down. I'll get you an Uber.

Do I take this with me?

Yeah, that's your copy, and I have a copy.

But, listen.

I, I really enjoyed this.

A lot.

It says I can't say anything about you.

I can't do anything to hurt you or you'll destroy me.

It's like you own me.

No, it's just, you know, it says that you can't share any information,

and there's a liability clause, but...

I want you to own me.

I wanna belong to you.

Look.

I'm just a lawyer, okay?

And I know we did a lot of drugs last night.

But I'm not really into the crazy stuff.

What if I just, like...

stayed here all day...

and waited for you to come home?

I I'm not I can't.

You have cameras. You can watch.

Make sure I don't do anything wrong.

I'm not I'm not gonna give you a key to my apartment.

I don't want a key.

I want to be locked up.

Jesus.

Look, I I gotta go, okay?

But...

Hey, you know, I want you naked.

And cleaning.

Clean my whole fucking apartment.

When Caleb Easton was murdered,

he was seeing a woman with a poppy tattoo on her stomach.

Now, look at the girl in the bodega video with Adrian Murado.

She has the same tattoo. It's the same girl.

- It's something. - I know.

- But it's not enough. - Yeah.

It's a tattoo. People have the same tattoos.

That's not enough to prove it's the same woman, and you know that.

Are you whispering? What's happening?

Yeah.

Same reason you're talking to me from your car.

My lieutenant doesn't want me doing this.

Jay Easton has hospitals with his name on them.

He throws all kinds of money at all the police pension funds.

We can't link his son to fucking Adrian Murado,

a suspected sex trafficker, based on one tattoo?

No one's gonna take us seriously unless we can find

more of a connection between these two guys.

I did a deep dive on Easton, I got nothing.

Caleb Easton's clean.

Wait.

He reported a stolen vehicle once.

Did you send that to me? Send that to me.

In other news, Amy invited me to a thing this weekend. Are you going?

What?

Are you going to your sister's engagement party?

So, we'll find a connection between Caleb Easton and Adrian Murado.

Can I talk to Caleb's family?

Are you going to your sister's engagement party?

Can I talk to Caleb's family?

I'm not doing this right now.

I'll talk to you fucking later.

Yeah, you played this well.

What?

Nora Washington, the head of C20, requested to read an assessment

of the Caleb Easton homicide.

So, I've been overruled.

You went behind my back, and it worked.

I didn't go -Write it up.

Get it done.

Oliver's one of our partners.

Hey, hi.

Hello. It's lovely to meet you.

He does a lot of pro bono work

supporting girls' education all over the world.

You know, it's so important to me,

especially as the father of a daughter,

- to raise up the next generation. - Yes.

Girls' education is just...

one of the best ways we have

to protect our future.

It strengthens the economy.

It builds strong communities.

Give me one second.

I need these to read my email now. I'm getting old.

Okay.

Jinny?

Where are you?

Hey, Jinny.

Fuck.

I've been waiting for you.

Lie down.

And don't move. I want to look at you.

Stop looking at me like that.

W-Where are you going?

Hey, Jinny.

I'm coming in there to get you.

No!

Come on.

Jinny.

It was different when I was a cop.

We didn't have this much paperwork.

We didn't have time. We were just trying to clear cases.

I, I didn't have a lot of mentors.

But here, I can't even call it a case until I prove it's a case.

This isn't a case yet.

I know. It's an assessment of a case.

You need more background. Details.

The only connection between the two homicides

is a girl in a video from 2012.

And you haven't even interviewed the officer

who made the report at the bodega?

- I read the report. - Why haven't you spoken to him?

His name is Tim Baker.

Yeah, and the detective I'm working with knows him.

You're an FBI agent, come on.

Tim.

I only got a few minutes. I gotta be in court.

Hi. Alice Black. I'm a special agent,

but I actually used to work with Danny Kelly in homicide.

Skinny little Danny?

- Yeah. - I still can't believe he made detective.

- Me neither. - Listen, I'd love to help,

but this report was, what, 14 years ago?

I, I, I got called in by the owner of the bodega.

It was a disturbance. It was a male and a female.

A teenager.

And the man said he was her dad.

He told me he'd been looking for her.

She was high and she needed a place to sleep it off.

And the girl told me she wanted to stay with her dad.

We talked about this at the time, Nora.

I mean, I didn't know you were looking into this guy.

I didn't have any reason to think that he was bullshitting me.

What was across the street from the bodega, Tim?

- Nora. - The bodega was across from a tug joint

called the Candlelight Lounge,

where the cops like to go to blow off steam.

- Right? - You think none of your fed buddies

ever went there to get jerked off?

Candlelight Lounge, isn't that a stupid name?

You don't think they could have been a little more creative?

- You know, I'm here as a favor. - Candlelight Club.

- You got the alliteration. - You're treating me

like a fucking skel. I'm done.

- Happy House. - Tim, did you ever verify

that he was her dad?

Everything I know is in the report. And it was 14 years ago.

You told me you didn't remember investigating Adrian Murado.

I wasn't investigating him.

I was trying to shut down the fucking massage parlors.

But "laws are spiderwebs through which the big flies pass

and the little ones get caught."

W-What does that mean?

I think Balzac was saying cops need hand jobs too.

- Law enforcement is a stressful job. - Why don't you trust me?

Because I don't know if you're still a cop.

- Of course I'm not. - You all grew up in the cop neighborhoods

and you went to the same cop schools, and you watch out for each other.

But you left. That's what I can't figure out.

Who are you?

Is that him?

Yeah.