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This belongs to Jonathan Bloom.

 

He was here
two nights ago.

 

You like young woman
who do what you want

 

in exchange for a fix
women who,

 

on one or two occasions, have
just... never been seen again.

 

People don't make plans
just to break them.

 

People don't; my father does.

 

Dad never shows.

 

Well, you didn't
fall last night,

 

so now I just have
to give you a little push.

 

It's good stuff.

 

It's been three days--

 

I thought
you might be ready to talk.

 

Your father called.

 

He found out
about what happened.

 

He's gonna be here tomorrow.

 

누구 전화야?

 

나야

 

미안, 깜빡했어

 

정말 오늘 이것만 해?

 

더 좋지 않아?

 

아니

 

보통 우리한테 전화했을 때는 즐겼잖아

 

이건 재미없어

 

그보다 더 심각한거야

 

1927년

 

네 이름은 루스 빅스비이고

 

너는 메이 스미스야

 

둘 중 한명이 살인자를

 

방 안으로 들어오게했어

 

범인은 밝혀지지 않았지

 

그래서

 

범인을 잡는 데 도움이 된다는거야?

 

벌써 오래 전에 죽었겠지

 

사건 현장을 다시 꾸며서

 

한명 또는 여러명의 용의자를 떠올리는데

 

도움이 되고 있어

 

정의는 오르가즘과 비슷해
너무 늦은 건 절대 없어

 

일로 하는 것으로도 충분하지 않아?

 

경찰과의 관계가 지금은 좀 복잡해졌어

 

어떻게 복잡해졌는데?

 

며칠전 내가 헤로인을 했는데

 

예전 지인을 거의 죽을만큼 때린 후였어

 

무슨 일로?

 

날 열받게 만들어서
머리를 깨버렸어

 

계속 때려서
갈비뼈도 부러뜨리고

 

비장도 망가뜨렸지

 

검사는 지금도 가중 폭행으로
기소할지 고민하고 있어

 

기소되면, 날 교도소로 보낼 좋은 기회가 되겠지

 

그러니, 이제 괜찮다면

 

내가 아직 할 수 있을 때
이 실험을 끝내고 싶어

 

좋아

 

셜록, 또 나예요

 

당신 아버지가 곧 오실지도 몰라요

 

당신이 여기 있다고 했잖아요

 

전화줘요

 

안녕하세요

 

안녕, 근처를 지나다가 들렀어

 

친절하셔라

 

어서 들어오세요

 

홈즈는 있어?

 

아뇨, 아침 일찍 프로젝트 있다면서

 

나갔지만 곧 돌아오겠죠

 

자네가 같이 있을 줄 알았어

 

지금은 항상 같이

 

음, 전 이제 동행 치료자가 아닌걸요

 

맨정신을 유지하려면 스스로 해내야죠

 

언제 마지막으로 대화했어?

 

어젯밤이요

 

괜찮았어요. 그게

 

낙담하고 당황하긴 했지만

 

처음 약을 끊었을 때와 같은 사람은 아니었어요

 

프로그램을 믿고 도움이 된다는 것도 알고 있어요

 

모임에도 나가?

 

매일요

 

자네도 알다시피, 당시에

 

위치를 우리에게 알려줬을 때

 

오스카와 동생이 있던 곳에서

 

그렇게 흐트러진 모습은 처음 봤었어

 

셜록이 날 찾아와서

 

그 문제를 얘기하기로 했어

 

갈 거예요, 준비가 되면

 

검찰에서 들은 얘기는 있어요?

 

담당자들에게 좋게 말했어

 

셜록의 선행에 대해서도 말했지만

 

경찰도 올해 힘들었잖아

 

우리 사람이라고 너무 쉽게
봐준다는 인식이 있어서

 

본보기가 필요하다면

 

완벽한 예가 될거야

 

경찰과 일하지만, 경찰은 아니니까

 

검찰이 셜록을 기소하기 힘들거야

 

PBA에 대해서는 걱정하지마

 

왓슨

 

수백번 사과할게요

 

음성 많이 남겼죠

 

물론, 나도 아버지와 당신의 만남에
대해 점점 궁금해졌어요

 

그래서 아버지는 상상대로였나요?

 

차로 왔어요? 아님

 

검은 연기와 함께 등장했나요?

 

오지도 않았군요?

 

그 분은 왜 그래요? 사람들에게
오겠다고 말해놓고 왜 안 와요?

 

사람들이 아니죠, 왓슨
나에게 말했죠

 

화났군요. 화내지 말아요

 

내 존재를 잊을수록
우리 집을 더 오래 지킬 수 있어요

 

단지 우릴 쫓아내러 뉴욕에
오신다고 생각해요?

 

브라운스톤에 대한 계약조건을 떠올려봐요

 

약을 하면, 길거리로 쫓겨나요
난 약을 했어요

 

경감님 오셨어요?

 

아님 경감님 코롱을 뿌렸어요?

 

네, 음식 사서 오셨어요.
당신에 대해 생각을

 

얘기하고 싶다고 하셨어요

 

오늘 어땠어요?

 

생산적이었어요

 

모임에 갔고, 다른 모임도 가고

 

예전 친구들도 봤고

 

알프레도 소식도 들었어요

 

뭐래요?

 

회복이 순조로워서

 

다음주에 누나 집에서 돌아온대요

 

나 때문에 생긴 오스카 일도
문제삼지 않는 것 같았어요

 

검사가 폭행으로 기소하면

 

내가 보내질 교도소 숫자를
좁히기도 했어요

 

기쁘게도, 교도소에는

 

재활프로그램이 있어서

 

모임을 고집하지 않아도 돼요

 

오스카가 알프레도를 납치하고

 

당신을 고문했어요

 

-신체적으로는 아니었어요
-상관없어요, 당신은 교도소 안 가요

 

일주일전 당신은 내가 절대
재투약하지 않을 거라고 했어요

 

아니, 그런 적 없어요

 

다른 모임이 있어요

 

홈즈

 

블룸

 

모임에 가는 사람에게 접근하는 건
나쁜 방법인 줄 알지만

 

팔걸이를 한 사람에게 맞을리는 없잖소?

 

날 어떻게 찾았지?

 

변호사들. 엄청 많지

 

돈만 주면 한무더기를 고용할 수 있어

 

자넨 이미 알고 있겠지만

 

2010년 이후로 자기 아내를 포함하여

 

3명의 여성을 성공적으로 실종시켰으니

 

내가 당신이어도 변호사 군단을 포섭하겠어

 

지난주에 약물중독인 여자애를 찾으려고

 

내 먼지를 탈탈 털고

 

나한테 약도 받았다고 경찰에 말했지

 

다시 타블로이드에 실리게 됐어

 

뉴스마다 나오고

 

검사는 날 기소하려고 야단이지

 

하지만 어떤 기분인지, 자네도 알지?

 

알아. 뭘 원하는 거지?

 

널 고용하겠어

 

실력좋은 탐정이라고 들었어

 

미안하지만 사디스트는
거절한다는 원칙이 있어서

 

맞아

 

3명의 실종여성과 날 관련지을 수 있어

 

2010년 내 아내 알리시아와

 

나와 파티를 했던

 

두 여자

 

2012년과 13년에

 

네 말대로 모두 실종됐어

 

그래. 당신 범죄는 나도 잘 알아

 

여자애 둘은 내가 죽였어

 

물론, 고의는 아니었어

 

약을 견뎌내지 못했지

 

약물중독

 

시체를 묻었어

 

내 아버지가 소유했던 뉴로셀

 

오웬 플레이스 2434에

 

왜 나한테 말하는거지?

 

아내를 죽인 건 아니니까

 

다른 사람이 했는지

 

아내는 날 떠나서 다시 돌아오지 않았어

 

영문도 모른채 난 상처받았고
사람들 입에 오르내렸지

 

알리시아와는 사이가 좋았어

 

아내는 가진게 없었고
가져온 것도 없었어

 

아내에게 세상을 줬어
난 잘해줬어

 

사람들이 진실을 알았으면해

 

당신을 위해 일하라고 강요할 셈인가?

 

아니, 널 쏘려는 게 아냐

 

♪ Elementary 4x01 ♪
The Past Is Parent
Original Air Date on November 5, 2014

 

세상 달관한 얼굴로 날 보며

 

턱 밑에 총을 가져갔어요

 

그게 끝이에요?

 

다른 말은 없었어요?

 

없었어요

 

그런 모습을 봐서 유감이군요

 

조나단 블룸 같은 사람에게 스토킹
당하는 건 힘든 일이겠지만

 

뉴로셀 경찰에게 셜록이
들은 내용을 말해야겠어요

 

괜찮아요?

 

경감님 계세요?

 

경감님

 

셜록

 

마커스와의 일이 끝나기를
기다리고 있었어. 들어와

 

앉아

 

저희 집에 들르셨다고 들었어요

 

무척 친절하세요

 

네가 걱정됐어

 

저도 그랬어요

 

며칠전, 전 사람을 죽일 뻔하고

 

절제없이 마약을 주입했어요

 

제가

 

경찰 자문이요

 

셜록

 

제 행동은 용서받을 수 없지만

 

사과드립니다

 

하던대로 해

 

너에게도 사정이 있었잖아

 

아뇨. 헤로인 주입은 내가 선택했어요

 

그건 제 선택이었어요

 

어쨌든, 붕괴와는 멀어졌어요

 

전에도 약에서 벗어난 적
있으니 다시 할 겁니다

 

그러니 저한테 전하기 힘든
소식이 있더라도

 

망설이지 마세요

 

알아요, 뭐

 

뭘 아는데?

 

검사의 기소 여부와 상관없이

 

저의 NYPD 자문은 끝이겠죠

 

왓슨은 끌어들이지 않았다고 말해주세요

 

못하네

 

-경감님
-끝이야

 

서장님은 옛날사람이야

 

애초에 자문을 좋아한 적도 없어

 

무슨 일이든

 

매듭을 만드는 것보다 자르는 게 더 쉽지

 

이번주의 일들을 헤쳐나왔으니

 

앞으로도 헤쳐나갈거야

 

말하기 적절한 때를 기다리고 있었어

 

둘 모두에게

 

왓슨은 도움이 되는 거 아시죠

 

제가 런던으로 떠났을 때
왓슨이 잘했잖아요

 

내 손을 떠났어

 

미안해

 

오늘 아침, 경찰은 교외의 저택 뒷마당에서

 

2구의 여성 시체를 발견했습니다

 

두 여성의 신원에 대해 함구하고 있지만

 

조나단 블룸의 피살자들로 추정됩니다

 

-사실대로 말했어요
-네?

 

부인인 알리시아 가르시아 블룸..

 

블룸이요. 2구의 시체가

 

블룸이 말했던 장소에서 나왔어요

 

경찰은 아직 신원확인이
안됐다고 하지만

 

시간문제라고 봐요

 

이건 뭐라고 생각할까요?

 

2010년 블룸의 아내
알리시아 가르시아 블룸의

 

실종에 관련된 내 개인적인 수집품들이죠

 

아뇨, 정확히 뭘 요구했냐는 말이에요

 

당신이 명예회복을 해주려고요?

 

'내'가 아니라 '우리'라고 하면, 맞아요

 

블룸의 말대로 시체는 둘 뿐이에요

 

조나단 블룸은 나르시스트에
거짓말쟁이에요

 

어쩌면 딱 지금 당신이 하는
것처럼 사람들이 행동해주길

 

바랐기 때문에 말했을걸요. 문제는

 

블룸이 신경썼던 단 하나의 사건, 알리시아죠

 

알리시아의 실종과 관련됐다는
물증은 전혀 없었어요

 

둘의 결혼은 파탄 직전이었어요

 

블룸이 바람을 폈고, 아내가 알았어요

 

그렇다고 남편이 범인이란 뜻은 아니죠

 

22구경 총을 찾아내지 못했어요

 

그리고 알리시아 실종되기 일주일 전에

 

집 컴퓨터로 시체 처리방법을 검색했어요

 

자기가 아니었다고 주장했어요

 

기억에 따르면, 블룸은 어젯밤까지도

 

두 여자 중독자를 살해하지 않았다고 했어요

 

복잡한 사람, 맞군요

 

혼란스럽네요.
블룸이 결백해지기를 원해요?

 

뭐죠?

 

마리벨 폰세카라는
여성의 실종 기사요

 

뉴저지, 서섹스의 모텔에서 실종됐어요

 

알리시아가 실종됐을 때와 같은 시기에

 

블룸은 어제 내게 강한 인상을 남겼어요

 

약간의 회백질은 말할 것도 없지만

 

그리고 내 파일을 다시 뒤져본 결과

 

알리시아는 지인이 아니라

 

연쇄살인의 욕구를 가진 범죄자의

 

희생양이 됐을 가능성을 고려했어요

 

알리시아처럼, 마리벨도
온두라스 출신이었어요

 

매력적이고

 

30대 초반이었죠

 

누군가의 이상형이었을 가능성도 있겠군요

 

어제 당신이 목격한 것에 대해
말하지도 않았어요

 

경찰서에서 전화했잖아요

 

대화는 아니었어요

 

나쁜 놈이 자기 뇌에
신선한 바람을 쐬어줬을 뿐

 

거기에 더 토의할 게 있나요?

 

경감님은 만났어요?

 

서로 어긋나기만 하나봐요

 

우리 둘 다 알다시피
검사의 기분에 따라

 

이 사건이 내 마지막
수사가 될지도 몰라요

 

그럼 뭐라고 말할래요?

 

옛날을 생각해서?

 

폰세카에게 무슨 일이 있었든

 

언제인지는 말할 수가 없어요

 

-정확히는
-무슨 뜻이죠?

 

월요일에 체크인하면서

 

목요일에 체크아웃하겠다고 했어요

 

목요일이 됐는데
프론트에 안 나타났어요

 

그래서 방으로 가봤더니
짐이 그대로 남아있었어요

 

마음이 바뀌었나보다하고

 

방 전화에 쪽지를 남겨놨어요

 

괜찮으니 떠날 날짜를
다시 말해달라고

 

이틀이 지나도 나타나지 않더군요

 

그 때 경찰에 신고했어요

 

기사에 따르면 타살 흔적은
없었다고 하던데

 

네. 짐만 남아있어요

 

경찰이 잠깐 조사는 했어요

 

다시 돌아올 수도 있으니
보관하고 있으라고 했어요

 

그게 5년 전이네요

 

서섹스에서 뭘 하고 있었는지는 알아요?

 

나중에 경찰에 전화해보니

 

플로리다에서 왔다고 했어요

 

가족도 없고, 가정부였대요

 

그게 전부예요. 경찰이
알아낸 것도 그게 다니까

 

여보세요

 

왓슨씨, 저는 쿡입니다

 

홈즈씨와 일해요

 

죄송한데, 저랑 일하는 홈즈인지..

 

그 홈즈씨요. 어제 뉴욕 사무실에서

 

메세지를 남긴 것으로 알고 있습니다

 

아드님과 제가 기다렸지만
안 오셨어요

 

급한 일이 생겼어요

 

하지만 다음주에는 만나실 수
있다는 기대를 하셔도 좋습니다

 

기대라니 무슨 말이죠?

 

매우 좋은 기회일 거라는 뜻입니다. 안녕히

 

잠깐만요

 

누구 전화였어요?

 

아무도

 

모텔 관리인 말대로

 

4일 여행에 대비한 4벌의 옷과

 

신용카드 영수증,

 

가족사진이 있어요

 

서섹스 경찰에서
이 짐들을 가져가지 않았던

 

이유를 이해해보려고 하고 있어요

 

이여자와 알리시아와의 관련이 있다고
생각하는 이유를 알고 싶어요

 

검사가 진행하는 일로부터
벗어날 오락거리가 필요하죠

 

오락거리가 필요했다면, 왓슨,

 

아테나와 미네르바를 다시 부르거나

 

범죄현장 재현보다 더 활동적인 일에
내 자신을 몰아넣었을걸요

 

내 말이요

 

알리시아와 마리벨의 연결점을 궁리하지
않아도 돼요. 이미 발견했어요

 

사춘기로 인해

 

변형과정을 거치고 있지만

 

이 사진은 어린 마리벨 폰세카라는 걸

 

확신할 수 있어요

 

15살쯤이겠죠

 

다른 애는

 

알리시아네요

 

둘이 아는 사이였어요

 

미스터 쿡

 

조앤 왓슨입니다.
어제 통화했었어요

 

내가 사는 곳을 어떻게 알았죠?

 

미스터 홈즈에게 전할
메세지가 있어서 왔어요

 

그 분에게는 비서가 있어요. 여러 명

 

저한테 전화한 사람은 당신이잖아요

 

알겠어요. 메세지가 뭡니까?

 

아들을 만날 수도 있고
만나지 않을 수도 있어요

 

오겠다는 협박하고 나타나지
않는 일은 하실 수 없어요

 

미스터 홈즈는
매우 바쁜 분입니다

 

저도 바빠요. 셜록도 바쁘고. 전하세요

 

헤로인 중독자가 바쁠 수 있나요?

 

궁금해서요

 

약을 구하는데 노력이 필요하겠지만

 

그 다음은

 

단순히 목표를 향해 쏘면 되는 것 아닙니까?

 

당신이 제일 심하게 맞았던 건 어디죠?

 

뭐라고요?

 

간단한 질문이에요

 

미스터 홈즈에게 가서 말해요

 

내가 한 말 그대로 전해요

 

또 오고 싶지 않으니까

 

- Gracias.
- De nada. Adios.

 

-누구였어요?
-알리시아의 이모

 

알리시아와 마리벨이 자랐던 온두라스의

 

산 페드로 술라에 아직 그대로 살고 있어요

 

두 여인이 서로 알게 된
비극적인 상황을 말해줬어요

 

1995년, 두 사람이 15살 때

 

가족들과 여러 사람들이

 

코요테에게 돈을 주고
중앙 아메리카에서

 

멕시코를 거쳐
미국 국경까지 가기로 했대요

 

며칠동안 여정이 계속되다가

 

멕시코 에스카라 카르텔에 잡혔다고 해요

 

그 코요테가 돈을 주고

 

에스카라의 영역을 통과해서

 

캐러반이 몰래 통과하던 중이었다고 해요

 

에스카라 조직원들이 배수로로 끌고갔고

 

모두 학살하려는 걸 알고
알리시아와 마리벨,

 

그리고 몇명이 우림으로 탈출했어요

 

에스카라는 불을 질렀고

 

모든 일이 끝났을 때,

 

알리시아와 마리벨만이 살아남았어요

 

수일 후

 

멕시코 경찰을 데리고 다시 돌아갔지만

 

남아있는 건 그을린 시체 일부 뿐이었어요

 

결국, 둘은 미국으로 들어왔고

 

한 사람은 조나단 블룸과 결혼을

 

다른 사람은 그린카드에 당첨됐어요

 

하지만 알리시아의 이모에 따르면, 사건 이후에

 

잠깐동안만 연락이 되는 사이였다고해요

 

나이가 들고 각자의 길을 갔어요

 

15년 후, 둘다 갑자기 실종됐죠

 

에스카라에서 둘을 잡아갔을까요?

 

카르텔에서 죽이려고 했으면

 

훨씬 이전에 죽였을걸요

 

사진에서 보이는대로

 

카르텔은 살인을 하고
성명을 발표하는 편이죠

 

에스카라가 알리시아와 마리벨을 죽였다면

 

시체를 감추기보다는

 

전시하는 쪽을 택했을 거예요

 

가야겠어요

 

옛 친구가 실종되기 전 마리벨의
휴대폰과 신용카드 정보를

 

제공하는데 동의했어요

 

뉴저지에 온 이유에 대한 증거를
보여주길 기대해요

 

옛 친구라뇨?

 

그냥 마커스나 경감님이라고 하지 그래요?

 

뉴지저의 온두라스 식당에 가보도록 해요

 

노베나 비다(Novena Vida)라는 곳이에요

 

왜요?

 

마리벨의 소지품에서 영수증이 있었어요

 

실종 시기에 방문해서 식사를 했어요

 

그래서 마리벨이 만난 사람이 있을거다

 

마리벨이나 알리시아요

 

내 파일에 보면, 마리벨이
플로리다를 출발하기 전날

 

알리시아가 거기에서 식사를 했어요

 

우연이라고 하긴 힘들죠

 

늦었어

 

"고마워"라는 뜻으로 이해할게

 

고마워, 맥날리

 

미국 국민의 사생활을 침해해줘서

 

수염이 멋지군

 

그래, 그 말이라도 안했으면

 

죽여버리려고했어

 

아무튼, 그건 런던에서도 만들수 있어

 

런던이라면
영국 신문사에 침입한 사람이

 

당신네 요원이란 걸 내가

 

알아차린 순간을 말하나보군

 

당신이 전화를 해서
내가 해결하게 했지

 

그 일은 고마워

 

잘 지내, 홈즈

 

맥날리 요원, 최근의
내 문제에 대해 알고 있겠지

 

알려주고 싶었어

 

혹시 내가 교도소에 가지 않으면

 

당신 부서에 협조해줄 수도 있어

 

지금 나한테 일자리 부탁하는거야?

 

왓슨과 내가 최고라는 사실은
당신이 더 잘 알잖아

 

일자리를 두개나 부탁하고 있네

 

우리 능력에 대해 당신이
알고 있는지 확인하는거야

 

우리가 앞으로 자문으로 생각하고 있는

 

여러 기관 중에 당신네도 포함되어 있어서

 

NSA가 국민들의 권리를 얼마나 침해하고
있는지에 대해 말하던 사람 아니었어?

 

당신들의 수사 중 일부는 훌륭해

 

일부는 중요하기도 하지

 

둘이 실력은 좋아

 

부정하진 않겠어

 

지금 널 가까이에 두고 싶은

 

연방기관이 있을 거라고 생각해?

 

사람을 거의 죽일뻔했어

 

오, 거기다 마약중독자이기도 하지

 

아마도

 

어쩌면 몰래 일을 주는
사람이 있을지 모르겠지만

 

난 아닐거야

 

우린 도둑고양이가 아냐

 

그래. 넌 골칫거리야

 

좋은 쪽으로 보면

 

시간이 생겼어

 

시간이 지나면 더 좋아지겠지

 

의사 처방대로 따르면 더 좋고

 

네. 그래요

 

이틀사이에 뉴스에서 본 사진이군요

 

그 남자와 결혼했던

 

그...자살한 남자

 

-하지만 여자는 모르세요?
-몰라요

 

왜요?

 

2010년 5월에 뉴욕에서 여기에 왔어요

 

점심을 먹었죠. 단골이 아닐까 생각했어요

 

아닙니다

 

이 여자는요? 마리벨 폰세카입니다

 

알리시아보다 이틀 후에 왔었어요

 

기억나요?

 

네. 이상하군요

 

데자뷰처럼

 

-무슨 말이죠?
-기억해요

 

당신과 똑같은 행동을 했어요
사진을 보여주면서

 

그 때는 남자 사진이었어요

 

내가 여기서 본 적이 있는지 알고싶어했어요

 

그를 찾으려고 했어요

 

왜 찾고 있는지 말했나요?

 

아뇨

 

이름도 말하지 않았어요?

 

네. 하지만 무척 키가 크고
잘생긴 남자였어요

 

술집에서 한두번 봤다고 말했던 것 같아요

 

정말 이상했기 때문에 기억하고 있어요

 

미인이 여기 와서

 

사진을 보여주며 질문을 했죠

 

이제 익숙해져야하는 건
아닌지 궁금해지네요

 

노베나 비다에서 음식을 사왔어요

 

다른 건요?

 

있어요, 주인이 마리벨을 알아봤어요

 

2010년에 식당에 와서

 

라틴 남자의 사진을 보여줬대요

 

30대의 무척 키가 크고 잘생긴 남자요

 

이름을 말했대요?

 

아뇨. 찾고있는 이유도
말하지 않았어요

 

특이점이 매우 좋군요, 왓슨

 

남자를 죽이려던 거죠

 

알리시아와 마리벨은 단지 아는 사이만은 아니었어요

 

살인을 계획하고 있었다고 봐요

 

마리벨의 신용카드와 통화기록을

 

알리시아와 합산해보면

 

조사할 시간대가 확실해요

 

5월 1일, 마리벨은 플로리다에서
알리시아의 전화를 받아요

 

바로 다음날 뉴어크로 비행기를 타고 와요

 

그래서 알리시아의 이모는
둘의 연락을 몰랐던거죠

 

5월 3일 마리벨은 뉴저지의

 

노베나 비다 식당을 가요

 

그 다음날, 철물점에 가서
다음의 물건들을 구입해요

 

방수포, 고무장갑 2켤레, 삽 2개,

 

가성소다를 주성분으로 한
공업용 배수관 세제 수십리터

 

살인 계획에 딱 맞는 쇼핑 목록이네요

 

모두 알리시아가 같은 식당에 다녀간지

 

1주일도 안 되서 일어난 일이며,

 

블룸의 집에서 "시체 없애는 방법"을
검색한 사람이 있어요

 

경찰은 조나단이라고 생각했지만

 

알리시아였다는 말이군요

 

내가 맞다면, 22구경 총이
없어진 것도 비슷한 이유죠

 

살인 계획에 부합해요

 

알리시아와 마리벨이 찾던 사람이 누구였든

 

그 남자를 찾았다고 봐요

 

그리고 일이 잘못됐어요

 

한수 위였던 남자가 두 사람을 죽이고

 

시체도 없애버렸어요

 

증거에 딱 맞아요

 

언론에서 아내 실종으로

 

매우 즉각적이며 매우 사악하게

 

블룸을 몰아세우지 않았다면

 

두 여자 사이의 연결점을

 

보다 빨리 찾을 수 있었어요

 

네, 불쌍한 사람

 

애도하진 않겠지만 기회를 놓쳤어요

 

이 사건은 영영 묻혀버렸겠죠

 

그럼, 알리시아와 마리벨이 죽이려고
했던 사람에 대한 단서는요?

 

없어요

 

하지만 노베나 비다 사장은

 

라틴계 남자를 찾고 있었다고 했어요

 

두 사람은 에스카라의 손에
가족들을 모두 잃었어요

 

어제, 에스카라가 둘을 찾고 있다고 가정했죠

 

아마 두 사람이 에스카라를 찾고 있었을 걸요

 

-그만해요
-뭘요?

 

내가 저기 서서
당신을 만나러 간다는 상상이요

 

사실, 왓슨이 날 면회올 것 같진 않아요

 

왜요?

 

이런 곳으로 날 만나러 오는 게 싫어요

 

수감되지 않을 거예요

 

편지를 쓸 수도 있어요

 

편지 쓸 일도 없어요

 

다른 사람들과도 편지를 주고받겠죠
C, 모리아티

 

아직도 하고 있어요?

 

셜록 홈즈, 조앤 왓슨

 

면회하세요

 

내가 했어

 

뭘요?

 

당신들이 찾아온 용건 말야

 

잡았네

 

마약 카르텔 조직원들이 동포를 살해한

 

범죄에 대해 고백했던 기억이 나겠지

 

내부에서 보호를 받고 있지

 

가족들은 외부에서 지원을 받고

 

안됐지만, 혐의를 물으려고 온 건 아니야

 

20년 전

 

4명의 에스카라 조직원들이

 

온두라스 이민자들을 학살했어

 

생존자는 여자 두 명,

 

알리시아 가르시아와 마리벨 폰세카

 

2010년

 

알리시아와 마리벨은

 

당시 범인 중 한 명을
쫓아 살해하려고 했어

 

2012년 체포되기 전

 

뉴욕 에스카라 간부로 지냈지

 

그래서 두 여자가 쫓던 사람이 누구였는지

 

말해주길 기대하고 있어

 

키가 컸어요, 180에 잘생기고

 

2010년에 30대 중후반이었어

 

뉴저지의 노베나 비다
식당의 단골이었을거야

 

베니치오를 말하나보군

 

Alto, guapo...

 

그 놈이 틀림없어

 

베니치오의 성은 뭐지?

 

델 토로

 

베니치오 델 토로는 배우야

 

왓슨과 나는 면회 전에 이미
숙제를 마쳤다는 걸 알아야지, 주니가

 

후아레즈에 사는 아내와
19살짜리 아들이 있지

 

오늘 내가 여기서 나간 다음

 

가족들에게 10만달러를 송금할거야

 

날 매수하진 못해

 

오해야

 

뇌물이 아니야

 

협박이지

 

카르텔은 약속을 지키지

 

네 가족들을 돌봐주고 있어

 

아들은 간부자리까지
올라갈지도 모르지

 

갑자기 NYPD 자문에게
감사인사와 함께

 

10만달러를 받으면 어떻게 될까? 어?

 

가족들이 너처럼 에스카라에게 충성할까?

 

갑작스런 소득을 보고할까?

 

카르텔의 반응은?
널 가만두겠어?

 

가족들은? 친척들은?

 

에스카라가 어떤 짓을 할지 잘 알잖아

 

가야겠네
1시간 뒤에 은행이 닫으니까

 

그 일을 벌인 4명의 이름을 알아

 

그게 전부야. 이름뿐

 

설명해

 

그 사건 이후

 

경찰이 우릴 소탕했어

 

많은 조직원을 잃었지

 

그 4명을 포함해서

 

그러니 2010년 뉴저지에는 아무도 없었어

 

멕시코 땅 속에 있지

 

너무 적게 불렀지?

 

20만달러를 보내야겠어

 

살아남은 사람은 그 두 사람뿐이 아냐

 

코요테도 살아남았어

 

아마 코요테를 본 걸거야

 

그들을 유인했던 사람을 빼고
모두 죽였단 말이야?

 

솜씨좋은 코요테, 돈 벌었어

 

찾기 힘들거야

 

이민자들?

 

절대 도망가지 않아

 

이름을 말해

 

별명 밖에 몰라

 

“El Gato.”(고양이)

 

주니가의 말을 인정한다고 하면

 

우리 일을 다시 해야돼요

 

엘 가토의 이름을 알아내야죠

 

90년대 중반 산페드로술루에서
활동했던 코요테이고

 

2010년 3개주 근방에서 살았어요

 

용의자로 보는 게 좋겠어요

 

에스카라의 돈을 받지 않았다면

 

아무도 죽지 않았을텐데

 

총구에 머리를 들이밀어준거죠

 

유일한 희망은 별명인
"고양이"처럼 멍청하길 바라요

 

그럼 찾아내기 어렵진 않을거니까

 

산페드로 술라 경찰서에는 아는 사람 없어요?

 

없어요, 하지만 알죠
내가 친구는 금방 사귀니까

 

여보세요

 

네

 

네, 그래요

 

변호사였어요

 

검사에게 들었는데

 

교도소로 면회올 일은 없겠어요

 

기소되지 않는군요

 

축하 음식을 뎁힐게요

 

편지를 쓰지 않아도 되는
여자들에게 알려줘요

 

당신이 알아야할 게 있어요

 

경감님을 만나지 못했다고
거짓말을 했어요

 

만났어요

 

내 잘못 때문에 난 알고 있었지만

 

우리 둘 다 경찰 자문으로

 

승인받지 못하게 됐어요

 

우리 잘렸어요

 

저기, 음..

 

미안해요, 왓슨

 

괜찮아요

 

기분은 좀 그렇지만

 

우린 경찰이 아니잖아요

 

우리 일과 경찰의 일은, 다르죠

 

같은 제약에 얽매이지 않지만

 

같은 보호를 받을 수도 없죠

 

계획이 있어요

 

또다른 자백이기도 하지만

 

알리시아의 실종을 수사하는 이유는

 

전혀 사심이 없는 건 아니에요

 

실종의 미스테리는

 

20년동안 최고였던 사건 중 하나였고

 

대중매체가 우릴 믿도록 할 수 있어요

 

조나단의 얼굴은 모든
잡지마다 도배가 됐고

 

책, 논문의 주제가 됐어요

 

이 사건을 해결하면 우리가

 

다시 경찰의 환심을
살 수 있다고 생각해서

 

우리가 아니에요, 왓슨

 

당신이죠

 

내 운명은 결정됐어요

 

그럴만도 하죠

 

하지만 왓슨은요?

 

아니, 아직 기회가 있어요

 

알리시아와 마리벨의 일을 밝혀냈을 때

 

당신은 신뢰를 회복하겠죠

 

셜록

 

영광은 당신에게 돌아가고

 

NYPD는, 내 예상으론,

 

작은 역할이라도 했다고
말하고 싶어할테니까

 

필요한 직책이 뭔지 알려주면

 

해고했던 사실조차 잊게 될 거예요

 

당신은요?

 

말했듯이, 내 운명은 결정됐어요

 

그런 뜻이 아니잖아요

 

"작전명: 영광을 찾아서"는 잘 되겠죠

 

내가 경찰 자문이 되면 당신은요?

 

난 취미가 많다는 거 알잖아요

 

그건 안돼요

 

뭐가 안돼요?

 

우리가 한 일이 밝혀질 때

 

내가 고려할 사항은
우리 파트너쉽 뿐이에요

 

당신이 떠나면, 나도 떠나요

 

당신이 내게 일을 제안했고

 

난 경찰이 아니라

 

당신과 일하려고
제안을 받아들였어요

 

날 실추시키려는 사람들은
경찰에만 있는 건 아니에요

 

내 직업 전망은 전반적으로 암울해요

 

우리 생각해봐요

 

항상 하던대로

 

네. 맞아요. 우리 물건이에요

 

가져다줘서 고마워요

 

궁금해서 묻는건데, 다람쥐 시체로

 

여기서 뭘 하고 놀았어요?

 

그런 거 아니에요

 

정확히는

 

이야기가 길어요

 

남은 물건이 또 있으면

 

연락할게요

 

고마워요

 

간부들이 실수하는 거라고 생각해요

 

내 말을 들어주는 사람이 있었으면

 

괜찮아요

 

정말로요

 

작별인사는 아니에요

 

아예 안 볼 것도 아닌데

 

그냥 일을 그만둘 뿐이잖아요

 

누가 알아요? 셜록과
내가 파티라도 열지

 

네, 셜록이 잘도 그러겠네요

 

앞으로의 일에 대해 얘기는 했어요?

 

다른 사람들에게 연락하고 있어요

 

우리가 유용하다는 걸 알도록

 

일이 생기겠죠

 

여기서와 똑같은 일이 없길 바랄게요

 

산페드로술라의 강력반 형사였어요

 

참 불편한 친구였어요

 

엄청 빠른 친구만들기는 어쩌고요?

 

엘가토에 대해
우리가 아는 정보와

 

형사의 정보의 차이를
설명하려고 시도했어요

 

개인적인 모욕으로 받아들이네요

 

형사임을 주장했지만

 

세계 최고의 살인범죄률을 보이는 도시에

 

알맞는 수준인지 의심스러워요

 

산페드로술라는 하루 평균
9건의 살인사건이 일어나고

 

97%는 미해결이죠

 

그 얘기는 말하지 않았겠죠

 

힘으로 다가가야죠

 

내가 찾았던 건데

 

형사와 우리가 아는 사실이 일치하지 않는다는거죠?

 

엘가토는 에스카라의 학살 당시에

 

시 외곽에서 작업중이었다고 했어요

 

하지만 국가경찰은 그의 본명을
밝히거나 체포한 적이 없고

 

1995년 의뢰인들이 그의 외모에
대해 공통적으로 묘사한 게 있대요

 

평균 키에 턱이 발달하고
탈모가 진행중이었다고

 

노베나 비다 사장은 30대 중반의
키가 크고 잘생긴 남자였다고 했는데

 

온다라스에서는 50대 정도
되는 남자라고 했어요

 

5년 전 알리시아와 마리벨이 찾고 있던

 

남자에 대한 우리의 정보가 틀렸어요

 

'노베나 비다'가 무슨 뜻인지 알아요?

 

내가 스페인어로 대화하는 걸 들었으면서 그래요

 

'아홉번째 목숨'

 

고양이가 9개의 목숨을 가졌다고 하죠

 

이해가 안되는군요

 

내가 좋아하는 부분이죠

 

2010년 4월에 퍼진 동영상이죠

 

도둑이 강탈을 시도했고
당신은 맞서 싸웠어요

 

항복할 때까지 그 사람을 때렸어요

 

당시 직원 중 한명이
동영상을 인터넷에 퍼뜨렸죠

 

주방장이었지

 

자랑스러워하며
날 '로키'라고 불렀어

 

난 맘에 들지 않았지만
장사에 보탬이 되긴 했어요

 

부정적인 관심도 이끌게 됐죠

 

알리시아 블룸이 동영상을 봤고

 

당신이 1995년 산페드로술라에서 고용됐던

 

코요테, 엘 가토라는 걸 알아봤어요

 

돈을 받고 가족들을 팔아넘겼던

 

뭐라고?

 

그래서 2010년에 여기에 왔어요

 

당신이 맞는지 확인하러

 

내가 산페드로술라 출신이라고?

 

맞아. 15년 전이지

 

하지만 말했다시피, 뉴스에서
보기 전까지는 누군지도 몰랐어

 

하지만 마리벨은 기억했어요

 

둘이 대화를 했다고 했죠

 

남자 사진을 보여줬다고 했지만

 

또다른 거짓
마리벨은 한마디도 하지 않았어

 

사진도 보여주지 않았지

 

오히려, 목표를 확인하러 왔지

 

마리벨이 키가 크고 잘생긴
남자를 찾고 있었다고 했지만

 

그래서 우리가 당신을 더 눈여겨보게 됐어요

 

정반대로 묘사하려고 했다면, 잘했어요

 

당신얼굴은 좀처럼 잊기 힘드니까

 

마리벨과 알리시아는 식당에서
당신을 찾아오지 않았어

 

보안카메라가 있다는 걸 알았으니까

 

그보다는 집으로 찾아갔지

 

당신이 한수 위라 당하지 않았겠지만

 

갑자기 처리해야할 시신 2구가 생겼지

 

하지만 피해자들이 삽, 방수포, 세제를 가져왔어

 

마당에 묻어버리면 그만이었지

 

말해봐, 머릴로

 

뉴저지 경찰이 집을 수색하면

 

시신을 찾겠지?

 

그럴거야

 

당신 말대로, 그건 정당방위였어

 

그랬지. 그랬어

 

그 여자들을 죽였고
가족 전체의 몰살에 연루되었을테지만

 

미국 법정에서 유죄
판결을 받지 않을거야

 

'미국'을 강조할게

 

미국과 온두라스가 100년전부터

 

상호 범죄인 인도조약을 맺은 거 알고 있어?

 

1999년 산페드로술라에서

 

경쟁 코요테와 아내를 살해한
혐의로 발부된 영장이야

 

인터넷 스타가 될 줄 알았지

 

곧 있으면 될거야

 

뉴저지는 어때요?

 

새 친구들이 생겼나요

 

우리 이름을 빼달라고 얘기했죠

 

통근 자문경찰을 하자는 말이에요?

 

큰 주이고, 범죄는 많아요

 

더 나쁠 수도 있죠

 

여행이 문제가 아니라면

 

산페드로술라도 괜찮을텐데

 

농담이죠?

 

오늘 오후에 할 일이 있다고 했죠?

 

나도 볼일이 생겼어요

 

여기 전망을 잊고 있었구나

 

정말 경치가 좋아

 

전망 보러 오셨어요?

 

경치 얘기하려고?

 

내가 맘대로 들어온거다
기분 상하지 않길 바라마

 

아버지 건물이잖아요
마음대로 하세요

 

꼴이 엉망이구나

 

아버진 여전히 정정하시네요

 

아버지가 따먹은 처녀에 대한 제 찬사입니다

 

마약으로도 머리가 망가지진 않은 모양이구나

 

나이를 먹어도 아버지도 그대로세요

 

독설을 나누려고 온 거 아니다

 

왜 오셨어요?

 

왜 우리가 이렇게 만났을까?

 

네가 말썽을 일으켰잖니, 셜록

 

해결하러 왔다

 

Previously, on Elementary...

 

This belongs to Jonathan Bloom.

 

He was here
two nights ago.

 

You like young woman
who do what you want

 

in exchange for a fix,
women who,

 

on one or two occasions, have
just... never been seen again.

 

People don't make plans
just to break them.

 

People don't; my father does.

 

Dad never shows.

 

Well, you didn't
fall last night,

 

so now I just have
to give you a little push.

 

It's good stuff.

 

(grunting)

 

(Holmes kicking, grunting)

 

(gasping)

 

WATSON:
It's been three days--

 

I thought
you might be ready to talk.

 

Your father called.

 

He found out
about what happened.

 

He's gonna be here tomorrow.

 

♪ ♪

 

(phone ringing)

 

Whose phone is that?

 

Mine.

 

Sorry. Forgot.

 

Is this seriously
all we're going to do today?

 

Do you have
something better to do?

 

No.

 

But usually when you call us,
we have fun.

 

This is not fun.

 

Well, it could be worse.

 

It could be 1927,

 

and your name
could be Ruth Bixby,

 

yours could be May Smith.

 

One of them let a killer

 

into this very apartment.

 

He was never identified.

 

So...

 

what, this is
gonna help you catch him?

 

Well, he's almost
certainly long dead.

 

Recreating this crime scene

 

might help me
ratchet in on one...

 

of several suspects.

 

Justice is like an orgasm--
it can never come too late.

 

Don't you get enough
of this at work?

 

My relationship
with the department

 

is complicated at the moment.

 

Complicated how?

 

Well, several days ago,
I used heroin,

 

and that was after I beat
a former acquaintance

 

nearly to death.

 

What happened?

 

He upset me,
so I fractured his skull.

 

Repeatedly.
Broke several of his ribs,

 

lacerated his spleen.

 

The district attorney

 

is, at this very moment,

 

deciding whether or not
I should be charged

 

with felonious... assault.

 

If I am, good chance
I'll be sent to prison.

 

So... if you don't mind,

 

I'd really like
to complete this experiment

 

while I still can.

 

(phone buzzing)
Okay.

 

WATSON:
Sherlock, it's me again.

 

Your father is gonna be here
any second.

 

You said you'd be here.

 

Call me back.

 

(doorbell rings)

 

Hey.

 

Morning.
I was in the neighborhood.

 

That's so sweet.

 

Please, come in.

 

Is, uh, Holmes here?

 

(Watson sighs)

 

No. He got up early
this morning

 

to work on a project,
but he'll be back soon.

 

Kind of figured
you'd be with him...

 

all the time right now.
Well,

 

I'm not his sober companion
anymore, so if he's gonna

 

stay clean, he has to want to do
the work himself-- he gets that.

 

You two finally talked?

 

(sighs):
Last night.

 

It was good. I mean...

 

he's disappointed
and embarrassed.

 

But he's not the same person he was
when he got sober the first time.

 

He believes in the program;
he knows it can help him.

 

He's been going to meetings?

 

Every day.

 

You know, when
it happened,

 

uh, when he finally called us
to tell us where he was,

 

and it's where Oscar Rankin
and his sister were,

 

I'd never seen him so rough.

 

He, uh...

 

he said he'd come see me,

 

we'd talk about it.

 

He will,
when he's ready.

 

Have you heard anything
from the DA?

 

I put in a good word
with all the right people,

 

told them about all the good
that Sherlock's done,

 

but, uh, the department's
had a rough year.

 

There's a perception out there
that we go too easy on our own.

 

If the city wanted
to make an example,

 

he's a perfect
candidate.

 

He works with the police,
but he isn't police.

 

The DA could come down
as hard as he wants on him,

 

not worry about the PBA
making a fuss.

 

(door opens)

 

(door closes)

 

Watson...

 

a thousand apologies.

 

I just received your
many voice mails.

 

I am, of course,

 

tumescent with questions about
your meeting with my father.

 

So was he everything
you'd imagined?

 

Was he driven here,
or did he arrive

 

in a plume of black smoke?

 

He didn't show up, did he?

 

What is wrong with him?
Why would he tell people

 

he's gonna be someplace
and then not show up?

 

He doesn't tell “people,”
Watson, he tells me.

 

You're angry.
Don't be angry.

 

The longer he forgets I exist,
the longer we keep our home.

 

You really think he's gonna come

 

all the way to New York
just to kick us out?

 

You recall his terms
with regards to the brownstone.

 

If I use, I end up
on the streets. I used.

 

(sighs)

 

Has the captain been here?

 

Or have you taken
to wearing his cologne?

 

Yeah, he brought us some food.
He said he wanted

 

to let you know
he was thinking about you.

 

Hmm.

 

So, how was your day?

 

It was productive.

 

Went to a meeting,
then another.

 

Saw some old friends.

 

I also heard
from Alfredo.

 

And?

 

His recuperation

 

is going well--
he says he'll be back

 

from his sister's next week.

 

And he doesn't seem to hold
the Oscar business against me,

 

which I think's quite sporting.

 

I also
narrowed down

 

the number of prisons
I might be sent to

 

if the DA convicts me
of felonious assault.

 

Each one of them,
I'm happy to report,

 

has a recovery program,

 

so I shan't want for meetings.

 

Oscar Rankin kidnapped Alfredo,

 

and he tortured you.
Mm, not physically.

 

It doesn't matter--
you're not going to prison.

 

A week ago, you'd have said
I'd never relapse.

 

No, I wouldn't.

 

I'm due for another meeting.

 

♪ ♪

 

Mr. Holmes.

 

Mr. Bloom.

 

I know approaching

 

someone like you on his way
into a meeting is...

 

bad form, but...

 

hey, so is beating up on a man
with his arm in a sling,

 

wouldn't you say?

 

How'd you find me?

 

Lawyers. Lots of 'em.

 

I have a virtual army
on retainer.

 

But you already
knew that.

 

Well, you've successfully
disappeared three women

 

since 2010,
including your own wife,

 

so if I were you, I'd have
an army of lawyers, too.

 

You kicked up a lot of dust
for me last week,

 

finding that girl who overdosed,

 

telling the police
the drugs came from me.

 

I'm the tabloids'
darling again.

 

The talk

 

of every news station.

 

DA's just itchin'
to charge me with something.

 

But you know how that feels,
am I right?

 

Yeah. Uh, what do you want?

 

To hire you.

 

I hear you're
quite the detective.

 

Unfortunately,
I've got a “no sadist” policy.

 

You're right.

 

I can be connected to the
three women who went missing.

 

My wife Alicia
in 2010,

 

and then two girls I...

 

partied with...

 

one in 2012,
another a year later.

 

They all disappeared,
just like you said.

 

Yeah. I am quite familiar
with your crimes, Mr. Bloom.

 

I killed the two girls.

 

I didn't mean to, of course.

 

They just couldn't take
the rough stuff.

 

Addicts.

 

I buried the bodies

 

at a property my father
once owned in New Rochelle--

 

2434 Owen Place.

 

Why are you telling me?

 

Because I didn't kill my wife.

 

Either someone else did,
or...

 

she left me that night
and never looked back.

 

Whatever the case, it hurt me,
the things people said.

 

I was good to Alicia.

 

She had nothing.
She came from nothing.

 

I gave her the world.
I deserved better.

 

I want people

 

to know the truth.

 

Do you mean to compel me
to work for you?

 

No. This isn't for you.

 

(gunshot echoes)

 

♪ Elementary 4x01 ♪
The Past Is Parent
Original Air Date on November 5, 2014

 

== sync, corrected by elderman ==
@elder_man

 

♪ ♪

 

Then he looked at me
like he didn't have

 

a care in the world,
and then...

 

put a gun under his chin.

 

Is that it?

 

Did he say
anything else?

 

No.

 

Sorry you had to see that.

 

It's hard to put much stock
in anything

 

a guy like Jonathan
Bloom had to say,

 

but obviously, we'll talk
to the New Rochelle PD,

 

get someone out to that property
he told you about.

 

You doing okay?

 

Is the captain here?

 

Captain.

 

Sherlock.

 

(sighs):
I was, uh...

 

waiting for you to finish up
with Marcus. Come in.

 

Have a seat.

 

Heard you stopped
by the brownstone earlier on.

 

That's, uh, very kind.
Ah.

 

Well, you were on my mind.
Yeah.

 

Of course I was.

 

Several days ago,
I nearly killed a man,

 

and I injected myself
with a controlled substance.

 

Me.

 

Your consultant.

 

Sherlock...

 

My behavior was inexcusable,
and, uh...

 

I do apologize.
You're acting

 

like you did something.

 

Something was done to you.

 

No, I chose to use heroin.

 

That was my choice.

 

Anyway, I'm far from ruined.

 

I recovered myself once before,
and I'll do so again.

 

But if there

 

is some difficult news
that you've been putting off

 

telling me,
th-there's really no need.

 

Well, I know, anyway.

 

You know what?

 

That whether or not
the district attorney charges me

 

with a crime,

 

my consultancy with the NYPD
has come to an end.

 

Just tell me I didn't drag
Watson down with me.

 

I can't.

 

Captain...
It's done.

 

The Chief of Detectives
is from the old school.

 

He never liked the idea
of consultants.

 

What happened,

 

it just made it easier for him
to cut ties.

 

Everything you've
been through this week,

 

everything
you're going through,

 

I-I...

 

I was just waiting
for the right time to tell you.

 

To tell both
of you.

 

You know
how much she has to contribute.

 

When I left for London,
she thrived here.

 

It's out of my hands.

 

I'm sorry.

 

(various overlapping voices
from various broadcasts)

 

(overlapping voices
continue in distance)

 

MALE REPORTER: ...the location
was a body with a...

 

ANCHORWOMAN: ...early this morning,
as police recovered two female bodies

 

from the backyard
of his suburban home.

 

Authorities remain tight-lipped
about the identity

 

of the two women, but we've
learned both are considered

 

victims of Jonathan Bloom...

 

He was telling the truth.
What?

 

ANCHORWOMAN: ...his wife,
Alicia Garcia-Bloom...

 

(mutes overlapping broadcasts)

 

Bloom. The bodies
of the two women

 

were exactly where he said
they would be.

 

The police have yet to confirm
their identities, but I assume

 

that's only
a matter of time.

 

Is this what I think it is?

 

If you think it is
my personal collection

 

of materials relating
to the disappearance

 

of Bloom's wife,
Alicia Garcia-Bloom,

 

in 2010, then... yep.

 

No. I mean are you
seriously doing what he asked?

 

Are you trying
to clear his name?

 

If by “you,” you mean “we,”
then, yeah.

 

Two bodies. Right where
he said they'd be.

 

Jonathan Bloom was a narcissist
and a pathological liar.

 

Maybe he only told you where
to find them because he wanted

 

people to do what you're doing
right now: question

 

his involvement in the one
murder he cared about, Alicia's.

 

There was never any physical evidence
connecting him to her disappearance.

 

Everyone knew their
marriage was on the rocks.

 

He was cheating on her.
She found out.

 

Mmm. That doesn't make him
a killer.

 

He couldn't account for one
of his guns, a .22-caliber.

 

And, less than a week
before Alicia went missing,

 

he used his home computer
to search

 

for ways to dispose of a body.

 

He insisted that wasn't him.

 

If memory serves,
he also insisted he didn't kill

 

two heroin addicts that he lured
into his apartment, right up

 

until last night.
A complicated man, to be sure.

 

Uh, I'm confused.
Do you want him to be innocent?

 

What is that?

 

It's an article
on the disappearance

 

of a woman named
Maribel Fonseca.

 

She went missing
from a motel in Sussex,

 

New Jersey, the same week
Alicia vanished.

 

Bloom left an impression on me
last night.

 

Not to mention some gray matter.

 

And so, in addition
to revisiting my files,

 

I considered the possibility
that Alicia fell prey,

 

not to someone who knew her,
but to a criminal

 

with an appetite
more serial in nature.

 

Like Alicia,
Maribel was originally

 

from Honduras.
She's attractive.

 

She's in her early 30's.

 

Well, I could see how they
might've been someone's type.

 

You know, we didn't even talk
about what you saw last night.

 

I called you from the station.

 

Well, we haven't talked.

 

A bad man let his brains out

 

for some fresh air.

 

What else is there to discuss?

 

WATSON: (sighs)
Did you see the captain?

 

Just missed each other,
apparently.

 

You and I both know that,
depending on the DA's mood,

 

this may well be
my last investigation

 

for quite some time.

 

So what do you say?

 

Hmm? For old times' sake?

 

MAN:
Whatever happened

 

to Ms. Fonseca, there's no way
of telling when it happened.

 

Not exactly.
What do you mean?

 

She checked in
on a Monday.

 

Said that she would check out
on Thursday.

 

Only Thursday came and she was
a no-show at the front desk.

 

So I went to her room.
I saw that she had left

 

her stuff there.
I figured she changed her mind,

 

so I left her a message
on her room phone,

 

said it was fine, just let me
know the new departure date.

 

Couple days go by.
No sign of her.

 

That's when I called
the cops.

 

According to the newspaper
article, no signs of foul play.

 

No. Just her stuff.

 

The cops poked around
a little.

 

Told me to hold on to her bags,
in case she came back.

 

That was five years ago.

 

So, any idea what she
was doing in Sussex?

 

When I called the police
a few weeks later,

 

they said she was up
from Florida.

 

Said she had no family,
worked as a housekeep.

 

That's all I know, 'cause
that's all they ever found out.

 

(phone ringing)

 

Hello?

 

(over phone):
Ms. Watson, this is Mr. Cook.

 

I work with Mr. Holmes.

 

I'm sorry, do you mean
my Mr. Holmes or...

 

The Mr. Holmes. I understand
you left quite a few messages

 

for him at the New York office
yesterday.

 

His son and I were expecting
him. He never showed up.

 

I'm afraid something came up.

 

But you will be pleased to know

 

you may be seeing him
as early as next week.

 

What-what do you mean
we may be seeing him?

 

I mean the chances
are very good. Cheers.

 

(hangs up)
Wait a second. I... (groans)

 

Who was that?

 

No one.

 

So, four changes

 

of clothing for what she told
the motel manager

 

was a four-day trip,
some credit card receipts,

 

and a few
family photos.

 

I'm beginning to understand
why the Sussex PD didn't take

 

any of these
things with them.

 

Look, I get why
you'd want there to be

 

a connection
between this woman

 

and Alicia
Garcia-Bloom.

 

It's a distraction
from everything

 

that's going on with the DA.

 

If I wanted
a distraction, Watson,

 

I'd pay another visit
to Athena and Minerva,

 

and thrust myself into work
more aerobic than crime scene

 

reconstruction.
I'm just saying.

 

I don't want there to be
a connection

 

between Alicia and Maribel.
I have one.

 

Puberty is still running

 

its transformative
course,

 

but surely you can see that this

 

is a young Maribel Fonseca.
I'd put her age

 

at about 15.

 

This other girl,

 

it's Alicia.

 

They knew each other.

 

Mr. Cook.

 

I'm Joan Watson.
You called me yesterday.

 

How did you know where I lived?
I'm here

 

because I want you to give
a message to Mr. Holmes.

 

He has a secretary.
Several of them, actually.

 

You're the one who called me.

 

Very well.
What's your message?

 

He can come and visit his son
or he can stay away.

 

What he can't do is threaten
to come and then never show.

 

Mr. Holmes

 

is an extremely busy man.

 

I'm busy, too. So is Sherlock.
Tell him.

 

Can a heroin addict be busy?

 

I'm just curious.

 

I imagine procuring the drug
might take some effort,

 

but, after
that, it's a...

 

simple matter of aim and shoot,
is it not?

 

What's the hardest
you've ever been hit?

 

Excuse me?

 

It's a simple question.

 

Talk to Mr. Holmes.

 

Tell him what I said.

 

I'd hate to have to come back.

 

(speaking Spanish)

 

WOMAN: Gracias.
HOLMES: De nada. Adios.

 

(video call blips off)

 

Who was that?
Alicia Garcia's aunt.

 

She still resides
in the same city that Alicia

 

and Maribel grew up in--
San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

 

She was just telling me
the tragic circumstances

 

by which the two women came
to know each other.

 

In 1995, when both

 

were just 15, their families
and several others

 

paid a coyote to bring them
out of Central America,

 

through Mexico,
and across the American border.

 

Several days into their journey,
however, they were stopped

 

by members of the Mexican
Escarra Cartel.

 

It seems the coyote had pocketed
the tribute he normally paid

 

to traverse Escarra territory

 

and was trying
to sneak the caravan through.

 

The Escarra soldiers escorted
the group into a ditch.

 

Realizing they were about to be
slaughtered, Alicia and Maribel

 

and several others made a break
for a wooded area.

 

The Escarra soldiers
opened fire.

 

When all was said and done,

 

Alicia and Maribel were
the only survivors.

 

Several days later,

 

they escorted the Mexican
authorities back to the site.

 

All that was left was
a smoldering pile of corpses.

 

Obviously,
they did eventually

 

make it to America--
the former through her marriage

 

to Jonathan Bloom, the latter
via green card lottery.

 

But according to Alicia's aunt,
they only stayed in touch

 

for a short while
after the massacre.

 

As they grew older,
they went their separate ways.

 

15 years later,
they both disappeared.

 

Do you think someone
from the Escarra Cartel

 

caught up with them?

 

If the cartel wanted them dead,

 

it would've happened
a long time ago.

 

And as that image attests,

 

cartels are in the habit
of making statements

 

with their killings.

 

If an Escarra
did murder Alicia

 

and Maribel, it seems unlikely
he would've disposed

 

of their bodies,
rather than put them on display.

 

(phone chimes)

 

I have to go.

 

An old friend has agreed
to procure Maribel's cell phone

 

and credit card information

 

from the weeks
before she disappeared.

 

I'm hoping
it will provide a clue

 

as to why she went
to New Jersey.

 

What do you mean, an old friend?

 

Why don't you just call
Marcus or the captain?

 

I'd like you to pay a visit
to a Honduran restaurant

 

in New Jersey, by the name
of Novena Vida.

 

Why?

 

There was a receipt
in Maribel's belongings.

 

It indicates she ate there the
week before she disappeared.

 

So, you're hoping
that she talked to someone.

 

Her or Alicia.

 

According to my files,
she dined there

 

the day before Maribel
left Florida.

 

Hard to imagine
that's just a coincidence.

 

You're late.

 

I think what you mean
to say is “Thank you”"

 

Thank you, Mr. McNally,

 

for violating the privacy
of an American citizen.

 

A nice beard.

 

Yeah, I'd tell
you what it's for,

 

but then I'd
have to kill you.

 

That makes us even
for London, by the way.

 

By London, you mean
the moment I realized

 

a member
of your agency was about

 

to break into the offices
of a British newspaper.

 

You called me,
let me fix it.

 

I appreciate that.

 

Take care, Holmes.

 

Agent McNally, I'm sure you're
aware of my recent troubles.

 

I-I wanted you to know that...

 

if I don't go to prison,

 

I will be parting ways
with the department.

 

Are you hitting me up
for a job?

 

You know more than most how
effective Watson and I can be.

 

You're hitting me
up for two jobs.

 

I'm doing you the favor
of making you aware

 

of our availability.
Yours would be one

 

of several agencies
that we would consider

 

for future consultations.

 

Aren't you the one
who was just saying

 

how all the NSA does is
violate other peoples rights?

 

Some of the investigative work
you do has merit.

 

Some of it is even important.

 

(sighs)

 

Look, you two are good.

 

I'm not gonna deny that.

 

You really think
any federal agency

 

is gonna want to
get near you now?

 

You nearly killed a guy.

 

Oh, and by the way,
you're a drug addict.

 

Hey, maybe...

 

I mean, maybe somebody'll
throw you some black bag work,

 

but I wouldn't
hold my breath.

 

We're not cat burglars.

 

No, you're liabilities.

 

On the bright side,

 

you have time now.

 

Time to get better.

 

May be just what
the doctor ordered.

 

MAN:
Yeah. Sure.

 

I seen that picture in

 

the news the last
couple of days.

 

She was married
to that guy.

 

The, uh... the one
who killed himself.

 

But you didn't know her?
No.

 

Why?

 

Well, she drove up here
from New York in May, 2010.

 

She had lunch. I thought
maybe she was a regular.

 

No. Sorry.

 

What about this woman,
Maribel Fonseca?

 

She'd have come a couple
of days after Alicia.

 

Do you remember her?

 

Yeah. It's strange.

 

It's like deja vu or something.

 

What do you mean?
I do remember her.

 

She was doing what you're
doing-- showing me pictures.

 

But hers were of a man.

 

She wanted to know if
I had seen him here.

 

She was trying to find him.

 

Did she say why
she wanted to find him?

 

No.

 

She didn't tell you his name?

 

No, but I remember he was
very tall, very handsome.

 

Think I said I had seen him
in the bar once or twice.

 

I just remembered because
it was so strange.

 

A beautiful woman coming here,

 

asking me to look at pictures.

 

Now I wonder if I
should get used to it.

 

WATSON: I brought some food
from Novena Vida.

 

Anything else?

 

Yes. The owner recognized
Maribel Fonseca.

 

He said that she came
into the restaurant

 

in 2010 and showed
him a few pictures

 

of a Latino man in his 30's,
very tall,

 

very handsome.
Did she give the man's name?

 

No. Didn't say what she wanted
with him, either.

 

The odds
are quite good, Watson,

 

that she wanted to kill him.

 

Alicia and Maribel
didn't just know each other.

 

I believe
they were plotting a murder.

 

Combine Maribel Fonseca's
credit card and phone records

 

with Alicia's,
and a certain time line

 

comes into view.
On May the first,

 

Maribel receives a phone call
from Alicia in Florida.

 

Very next day, she's on a plane
bound for Newark.

 

So they weren't as out of touch

 

as Alicia's aunt thought
they were.

 

On May the third, Maribel goes
to the Honduran Restaurant,

 

Novena Vida in New Jersey.
Day after that,

 

she goes to a hardware store,
purchases the following items.

 

A tarp, two pairs
of rubber gloves, two shovels,

 

and several gallons

 

of industrial-strength
drain cleaner

 

consisting chiefly of lye.

 

It's a good shopping list if
you're planning to kill someone.

 

All of this less than one week
after Alicia goes

 

to the same restaurant,

 

and someone
in the Bloom household

 

searches the phrase,
“Ways to dispose of a body.”

 

The police thought
that was Jonathan Bloom.

 

You're saying it was Alicia.

 

If I'm right, she's also
the most likely reason

 

his .22 was never discovered.

 

It was her contribution
to the murder plot.

 

Whoever she and Maribel
were looking for--

 

I submit they found him.

 

Only something went wrong.

 

He got the upper hand,
killed them,

 

and then got rid
of their bodies.

 

It would fit the evidence.

 

Perhaps if the media
had not seized

 

so immediately
and so viciously on Bloom

 

as the architect
of his wife's disappearance,

 

the connection
would have been made

 

between the women much sooner.

 

Yeah. Gee, poor guy.

 

I mourn not for him,
but for the missed opportunity.

 

This case may never have grown
so cold.

 

So, does any of this tell us

 

who Alicia and Maribel
were looking to kill?

 

No.

 

But the owner
of Novena Vida said

 

they were looking
for a Latino man.

 

The two women were bound

 

by their family slaughter

 

at the hands
of the Escarra cartel.

 

Yesterday, you posited that an
Escarra came looking for them.

 

Perhaps they went looking
for an Escarra.

 

(lock buzzes)

 

Stop it.
Stop what?

 

Imagining me on a line like
that, coming to see you.

 

Truthfully, I'd rather you not
visit me in prison.

 

Why?

 

I hate for you to see me
in a place like this.

 

You're not going to prison.

 

If you like,
we can write letters.

 

Not writing you letters.

 

I'll have other correspondence--
C, Moriarty.

 

That's still
going on?

 

Sherlock Holmes,
Joan Watson.

 

You can see him now.

 

I did it.

 

Did what?

 

(scoffs)

 

Whatever we came here
to talk about.

 

You got me.

 

You may recall

 

incarcerated members
of drug cartels

 

often confess to crimes

 

committed by
their compatriots.

 

They receive a level of
protection on the inside;

 

their families, a level
of support on the outside.

 

Unfortunately, we're not here
to accuse you of anything.

 

WATSON:
20 years ago,

 

four Escarra soldiers massacred

 

a group of Honduran immigrants.

 

The only survivors

 

were two young women,

 

Alicia Garcia
and Maribel Fonseca.

 

HOLMES:
In 2010,

 

we believe Alicia
and Maribel

 

came across one of
the men responsible

 

and they planned
to kill him.

 

Before your arrest in 2012,

 

you were a well-connected,

 

New York-based
Escarra lieutenant.

 

So we were hoping
that you might be able

 

to help us identify the man
that they were after.

 

WATSON: He was tall.
Six feet, good-looking.

 

He would have been in his
mid- to late 30's in 2010.

 

And he may have been a regular

 

at a restaurant in New Jersey
called Novena Vida.

 

You're talking about Benicio.

 

Alto, guapo...

 

Had to be him.

 

Does Benicio have
a last name?

 

Del Toro.

 

Benicio Del Toro is an actor.

 

HOLMES:
You should know, Zuniga,

 

that Miss Watson
and I did our homework

 

prior to this visit.

 

We know that your wife

 

and 19-year-old son
reside in Juarez.

 

After I leave
here today,

 

I'm going to wire them $100,000.

 

(chuckles)

 

You can't bribe me, man.

 

You misunderstand.

 

I'm not offering a bribe.

 

I'm issuing a threat.

 

The cartel has been
true to its word.

 

Your family has been
taken care of.

 

I understand your son
is even being groomed

 

for a management position.

 

What would happen if they
suddenly receive $100,000,

 

along with the hearty thanks

 

of a known associate
of the NYPD? Hmm?

 

Are they as loyal to
the Escarras as you?

 

Would they report
that windfall?

 

How might the cartel react?
Would they look to silence you?

 

Your family?
Your family's family?

 

We all know how thorough
the Escarras can be.

 

We should leave.

 

Banks close in an hour.

 

I know the names

 

of the four men who did this.

 

That's all they are now.
Names.

 

Explain.

 

(sighs)

 

After the massacres,

 

la policia waged war on us.

 

We lost many of our soldiers,

 

including the men
that you're asking about.

 

So none of them were
in New Jersey in 2010.

 

They were in the ground
in Mexico.

 

I sold you short, didn't I?

 

I'm going to wire your family
$200,000.

 

You're wrong that the two girls
were the only ones who survived.

 

The coyote, he survived, too.

 

Maybe he's the one
that they saw.

 

WATSON:
You're telling us

 

the cartel killed everyone

 

except for the man
who ripped them off?

 

Eh... a good coyote,
an earner...

 

he's hard to find.

 

Immigrants?

 

They never run out.

 

Give me his name.

 

All I ever heard was a nickname.

 

“El Gato.”

 

Assuming we can take
Mr. Zuniga at his word,

 

we'll have our work
cut out for us.

 

We need to find the
name of El Gato,

 

a coyote who was active in
San Pedro Sula in the mid-'90s

 

and in the tri-state
area in 2010.

 

He certainly makes
sense as a suspect.

 

If he hadn't kept
the Escarras' money,

 

none of those people
would have died.

 

May as well have put
a gun to their heads.

 

Our only hope is that
the man is as stupid

 

as his street
handle, “The Cat”"

 

If he is, he might not be
too difficult to identify.

 

Hmm. You don't happen to know
anyone in law enforcement

 

in San Pedro Sula, do you?
(cell phone rings)

 

I don't, but you know me-- I
make friends expeditiously.

 

Hmm.

 

Hello.

 

Yeah.

 

Yes, indeed.

 

That was my barrister.

 

Just heard from the
district attorney.

 

Seems you will not have to
visit me in prison after all.

 

You're not being charged.

 

Okay, I'm gonna heat up
some celebratory leftovers.

 

And then we're gonna
talk about all the women

 

that you don't have
to write to.

 

(feet descending stairs)

 

Okay, there's something
that you should know.

 

I lied the other night when I
said I hadn't seen the captain.

 

We talked.

 

And I was made
aware of the fact

 

that because of
my transgressions,

 

neither one of us
will be permitted

 

to consult for
the department again.

 

We-We've been sacked.

 

Yeah, um, I, uh...

 

Sorry, Watson.

 

It's okay.

 

Kind of had a feeling.

 

I mean,
we're not cops.

 

What we do and what they do,
it's different.

 

So we don't have
the same restrictions,

 

so we don't have
the same protections.

 

Well, I have a plan.

 

Um, involves
another confession.

 

My reasons for investigating
the disappearance

 

of Alicia Garcia-Bloom were
not entirely selfless.

 

The mystery of
her disappearance

 

has been one of the greatest
of the last 20 years,

 

or so the popular media
would have us believe.

 

Jonathan Bloom's face has been
on the cover of every magazine,

 

he's been the subject
of books, documentaries...

 

Uh, if you think
solving this case

 

is gonna get us back into the
department's good graces...

 

Not us, Watson.

 

You.

 

My fate is sealed.

 

As is appropriate.

 

But you?

 

No, I think there's
still a chance.

 

So when we discover what
happened to Alicia and Maribel,

 

you'll take the credit.

 

Sherlock...

 

Glory will be bestowed upon you,

 

and the NYPD, I predict,
will want to say

 

that they played some
small part,

 

so you will acknowledge them
to whatever degree is required,

 

and then they will forget
that they dismissed you.

 

What about you?

 

As I said, my fate is sealed.

 

But that's not what I meant.

 

Say “Operation: Bestow Glory”
actually works.

 

What are you gonna do
while I consult with the police?

 

You know I have my distractions.

 

You really don't get it.

 

I don't get what?

 

When it comes to what we do,

 

the only thing that matters
to me is our partnership,

 

so you go, I go.

 

You offered me a job.

 

I didn't take it
to work with the police.

 

I took it to work with you.

 

Well, you should know
that my detractors

 

are not limited
to the NYPD.

 

My professional prospects
are quite bleak in general.

 

We'll figure it out.

 

We always do.

 

Yeah, you're
right, it is ours.

 

Thanks for
putting it aside.

 

Just out of curiosity,
how did a dead squirrel

 

play into the work
you were doing here?

 

It didn't.

 

Well, not exactly.

 

It's kind of
a long story.

 

Well, if I find any more
of your stuff lying around,

 

I'll call you.

 

Thanks.

 

You know I think the brass
is making a mistake, right?

 

I mean, if there was someone
I thought I could talk to...

 

It's okay.

 

Really.

 

And this isn't good-bye.

 

It's not like we're not
gonna see each other

 

just because we're not
working together.

 

Who knows? Maybe Sherlock
and I will throw a party.

 

(scoffing): Yeah, sure,
that sounds like him.

 

(chuckles)

 

You guys talked about
what you're gonna do next?

 

We're reaching out
to people.

 

We're letting them know
we're available.

 

(elevator bell chimes twice)

 

Something will turn up.

 

Things won't be
the same around here.

 

(Sherlock speaking Spanish)

 

Adios.

 

(sighs)

 

That was a homicide detective
in the city of San Pedro Sula.

 

Most unpleasant fellow.

 

What happened to “making
friends expeditiously”?

 

I was attempting
to clear up a discrepancy

 

between our information
regarding El Gato and his.

 

Man took it
as a personal affront.

 

He purports to
be a detective

 

but peddles his
questionable skills

 

in a city with the highest
murder rate in the world.

 

San Pedro Sula averages
nine murders a day,

 

97% of which go unsolved.

 

And I'm sure you didn't
mention that to him.

 

Might have come up.

 

I've been looking
for that.

 

So you said that his facts
and ours don't match up?

 

He confirmed that a coyote
known as El Gato

 

operated out of his city

 

at the time of the Escarra
massacre in Mexico.

 

But while the Policia
Nacional were never able

 

to uncover his real
name or apprehend him,

 

they claim that several
clients described him

 

quite consistently in 1995.

 

Average height, jowly,
receding hairline.

 

Well, the owner at Novena Vida
said that Maribel was looking

 

for a tall, handsome man
in his 30's.

 

If the Hondurans are
to be believed,

 

El Gato would currently
be in his 50's.

 

So we would be wrong
about Alicia and Maribel

 

finding and attempting
to kill him five years ago.

 

You know what “Novena Vida”
translates to?

 

You've heard me conduct
several conversations

 

entirely in Spanish.

 

“The ninth life.”

 

As in “nine lives,” as in
the number a cat would have.

 

I don't understand. Why...

 

Wait, this is
my favorite bit. There.

 

This video went viral
in April 2010.

 

Someone tried to rob you,
and you fought back.

 

You beat the man
into submission.

 

One of your employees

 

posted the security
footage online.

 

My cook.

 

He was proud, kept
calling me Rocky.

 

I didn't like it, but it brought
us a little extra business.

 

Well, we think it gained some
negative attention as well.

 

Alicia Garcia-Bloom
saw that video,

 

and she recognized you
as El Gato--

 

the coyote hired
by her parents

 

in San Pedro Sula in 1995.

 

The one who cost
them their lives.

 

What?

 

That's why she came
here in 2010,

 

to see if it was really you.

 

You say I'm from San Pedro Sula?

 

You're right-- 15 years ago.

 

But I told you-- I'd never
even heard of that woman

 

until she was in the news.

 

But you do remember
Maribel Fonseca.

 

You said
you two talked.

 

She showed you
pictures of a man.

 

Another fiction--
she never said a word.

 

And she certainly never
showed you any photographs.

 

More likely, she came here
to size up her prey.

 

The other day, you told me
Maribel was looking

 

for a tall, handsome man.

 

But that was just
to keep us

 

from taking
a closer look at you.

 

If you were attempting to
describe your exact opposite,

 

well done--
you have the face and frame

 

of a distressed catcher's mitt.

 

WATSON: Maribel and Alicia would
not have come after you here.

 

They knew about the security
cameras from the video.

 

More likely, they pounced
at your home.

 

You gained the upper hand,
as you are wont to do.

 

Suddenly, you had
two bodies to get rid of.

 

But your victims brought their
own shovels, tarps and lye.

 

You could have buried them
right there in your yard.

 

Tell us, Mr. Murillo,

 

when the New Jersey police
search your home,

 

will they find two graves?

 

Say they do.

 

It was self-defense,
you said it yourself.

 

I did, I did.

 

You may have killed those women,
you may have been complicit

 

in the deaths of their entire
families, but none of that

 

will guarantee a conviction
in an American court.

 

Emphasis on “American.”

 

But did you know that
the U.S. and Honduras have

 

a mutual extradition treaty that
dates back over a hundred years?

 

HOLMES:
Mm-hmm.

 

This is a warrant
for your arrest

 

for the murder of a competing
coyote and his wife

 

in San Pedro Sula,
in 1999.

 

You thought you were
an Internet sensation before.

 

Give it a few hours.

 

WATSON: So what do you
think of New Jersey?

 

Just made some new friends.

 

We told them they could
leave our names out of it.

 

Are you suggesting we become
commuting consulting detectives?

 

Well, it's a big state,
plenty of crime.

 

Could do worse.

 

Well, if travel's
not an issue,

 

San Pedro Sula could
benefit from our presence.

 

You're kidding, right?
(cell phone chimes)

 

You said you had some errands
to run this afternoon, correct?

 

I have one of my own.

 

♪ ♪

 

I'd forgotten
about the view here.

 

It's really quite something.

 

Is that what you wanted?

 

To discuss the skyline?

 

I let myself in.
I hope you don't mind.

 

It's your property, Father,
you can do as you please.

 

You don't look well.

 

You look as spry as ever.

 

My compliments to the virgins
whose blood you bathe in.

 

I see the opiates
haven't dulled your wit.

 

Nor has old age
withered yours.

 

I didn't come here
to exchange barbs.

 

Why did you come here?

 

Why do we ever
meet like this?

 

You've made a
mess, Sherlock.

 

I'm here to fix it.

 

♪ Drop what I'm doing,
and sit beside you... ♪

 

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