"[CROWD CHEERING]" "Let's go, son!" " Let's go, buddy!" " Hey!" " That was a cross-check, ref!" "  Are you blind?" "!" "  Excuse me." " I'm watching a game here." " Oh, my god!" " Use the whistle!" " That's what it's for!" " Hey." " Can I just squeeze by?" " That is bullshit!" " He checked my kid!" " You can't give him the penalty!" " Please, excuse me." " Ow!" " That was my foot, lady." " Sorry." " I was just trying to get by." " Please don't push me." "[ WHISTLE BLOWS] [BUZZER RINGS]" "Now you made me miss the play." " Hey." " I'm talking to you." "[ GRUNTS]" "Next time, don't push, bitch." " Hey!" " That's offsides!" "[ CAR ALARM CHIRPS]" "[SCREAMING] [SLASHING]" "Oh." " Not those." " What "not those"?" " You have six other identical pair." " They're not identical." " That's black patent, black suede, kitten heel." " Wish I had just one matching pair." " Clear the clutter, cleanse the soul." " I might need those." " Okay, so, you are not the person who hired my mother to help you clean out your closet?" "  No." "  Great." " Let's go do something else." " No, l-I mean..." "Yes." " Okay." " Maybe the shoes are a little too overwhelming for you." " When was the last time you wore this dress?" "  I haven't had a chance." "  I was with you when you bought it." " Three years ago." "[ SCOFFS] Donation pile." " No, no!" " I paid to have it tailored." " Why?" " So we could lord it over all the other frumpy frocks?" "[ DOORBELL RINGS]" "So help me, if that is Amazon delivering more shoes..." "[GROANING]" "If you're doing this to help mom make extra money, please stop." "[ DOOR KNOCK]" "Okay." " You're not responsible for her finances." " Yes, but we both know something's wrong." "  Then why won't she just tell me?" "  I don't know." " Cailin, hi." " Come on in." "  Is everything okay?" "  My mom went to Europe." " You didn't go with her?" "  Well, here." " Let me help." "  No, it's fine." " I got it." " What happened to your foot?" " I sprained my ankle." "  Oh." " Sorry." "  I'm sorry you're not in Europe." " I have finals." " Listen." " I know this is a lot to ask." " Can I stay with you?" " With me?" " Uh, yes, sure." " Sure." " You don't want to be home alone?" " I wasn't alone." " My mother hired Mrs. Craberton to babysit me." "  You're 19." "  I know." " Right?" " I knew you guys would understand." "  So, how long is Hope gone?" "  Three weeks." " Thank you." "[ SIGHS] [CELL PHONE RINGS]" "Oh." " Hey, dude." " Yeah, I did the homework." " Cailin." " Where are you going?" " Oh, is it okay if I just stay in your spare bedroom?" " Yes, yes." " I'Il-I'll show you where it is." " That's okay." " I can find it." " No, I'm listening." " Oh, my god." " He so did not." " Oh, my god." " He so did, too." " Three weeks?" "!" " Well, you'll get to know each other better." " She's your half-sister." "[ CELL PHONE VIBRATING]" "Okay, we got a possible homicide in the parking lot of the hockey rink out by Suffolk Downs." "[#  LOUD ROCK MUSIC PLAYING #]" "That is like 100 decibels!" " You know, I just read a report about hearing loss in adolescents." " It's up 30%." " I'll meet you there." "[###]" "[ POLICE SIREN]" "Hey." " Thanks for bringing me in on this." " I figured you should help out since we're hockey guys." "  Jane's not working it?" "  She and Dr. Isles are almost here." " Well, before she elbows me out of the way can I get a minute of training?" "  You bet." " Tell us what you see." " Well, the human body holds six quarts of blood." " There's about five of it on the ground." " Good." " What else?" " I don't see too many crime-scene markers." "  Did you find a purse or a wallet?" "  No." " Nothing on the body or nearby." " She's not wearing much jewelry except a cheap charm bracelet." " Maybe robbery was the motive." " Could be, but it's a pretty vicious way to kill somebody if all you want is their purse and jewelry." " Hey." " It's a youth hockey game." " You played, too, Frost." " I once saw two parents go at each other with their kids' hockey sticks at a pee-wee game." " Sergeant Korsak, we've got ten officers inside on all the doors and exits." "  Good." " Nobody leaves." " Everybody in that rink is a suspect." "  Hey, Wendy." "  Hello, Detective Rizzoli." "  This is Detective Frost." "  Sir." "  You want to take a look at this?" "  Really?" " It's my dream to join homicide one day." " Is it okay if I take a look, sir?" " Be our guest." " Okay." " It's madness, right?" " That's one end of her carotid artery." " I've only seen pictures of this stuff." "  Wow." " Incredible." " [ GROANS]" "Frankie, write down all the tags." " I want a record of every vehicle down here." "  You got it." " I'm heading inside." " Officer Rogers I want another officer on that exit over there." " Yes, sir." " Thanks a lot, Detectives, sir." " Let me know if you need anything, coffee, anything." " Thanks." " Man!" " I got to get over this." " Pretend it's that bag of giblets you pull out of a turkey" " before you cook it." "  Inside your turkey?" " Every turkey?" " Come on, dude." " You can do this." " Okay." " Now, just a little bit at a time, okay?" " Huh?" " You good?" " I wouldn't say "good," but keep going." "[ SIGHS]" "Wow." " It works." " I'm not gagging." " Whoa." " What did he use, a dull can opener?" " Is that her tongue hanging out?" "  Oh, god." "  Ooh." " Damn." " That did it." " Dinner's still inside." " Ah." " All right." "[ CROWD CHEERING]" "I'm not brave enough to stop a tied youth hockey game." " Looks like we don't have a choice." " Hey, ref!" " Boston police!" " Stop the game!" " Oh, ref!" " Blow the whistle!" " Stop the game!" "  Back away, Mom!" "  What?" " Hey!" " I'm a cop!" " Stop the game!" " I don't care if you're the Queen of England!" " Move, Mom!" " Oh, you know what?" " Oh!" " You call me "Mom" one more time you watch where I put that whistle." " It's a police emergency." " Stop the game." " Now." " All right, all right, look." " We're very sorry to interrupt your game." " Okay, we are here to investigate a crime." " What kind of crime?" "  Sir, step back, please." "  No, we had this in the bag." " I want to know how long it's gonna take." " Longer if you don't step back." " This is crap." " If my son's not playing, we're out of here." " Nobody is leaving the arena!" " Unless it's in the back of a squad car." " Can we have all parents standing with their children, please?" " Pair up." " Pair up." " Everybody get with your parents." " There's no parent with that boy." "  Hey, Drew." " Where's your mom?" "  L-I don't know." " Anybody know where his mom is?" " Sometimes she goes outside to smoke when the kid's line is off the ice." "  Son, what's your name?" "  Drew." " Drew Bigsby." " Okay, Drew." " We're gonna step outside." " We're gonna look for your mom, okay?" "  And what's her name?" "  Mary Bigsby." "  Could you stay with him?" "  Sure." " No problem." "  What's going on?" "  Everything's okay." " If we could all just stay inside, please?" " Okay?" " Keep him inside, please." " Thank you." " Nobody leave the arena." " I'm seeing blood droplets far apart." " She was in a hurry." " So she was bleeding when she left the rink which doesn't make sense." "  Why not?" " Come on." " Take a look at the body." " Tell me what you think." " Hey, Frost." " Can you run a DMV search on Mary Bigsby?" "  Is that Mary?" "  Think so." " FROST:" "Okay." " Here we go." " Mary Bigsby drives a blue minivan." " I got the tags right here." " We'll find it." " Your mother is staying with Cailin." "  Do you think that's okay?" "  Do I think it's okay that my mother is babysitting a grown adult?" "  No, I do not." "  Hope was so insistent." " Hope should back off." " Just talk to me about the body." " She has a broken nose and ajagged injury to her throat." "  See what doesn't make any sense?" "  What doesn't make sense?" " Two injuries..." "broken nose and a slashed throat." "  They're separate." "  Well, how do you know that?" " Well, the blood spatter says that she was ambushed from behind but the droplets from her busted nose says that she was punched over there." " You think we're looking for two attackers?" " Maybe." " I think there may be a speed-burn mark under the blood." " You're right." "  No bloody tire tracks, though." "  So what does that mean?" " Somebody was going in reverse, braked hard here and then sped off before she bled out." " You think the killer took the victim's car?" " We find her keys?" " Negative." " You think we're looking at a carjacking?" " You got a choice of cars, you steal a minivan?" " Frankie's got eyes on Mary Bigsby's minivan." "  Someone inside." "  All right, you take the right." " Boston police." " Put your hands on the wheel now." " Do not move your hands." " Keep them on that wheel." " When I tell you, you clasp your hands behind your head." " Do it now." " All right." " Now slowly get out of the car." " Keep your hands where they are." "  We've got blood." "  MARY:" "Oh, come on." " See if she has any I.D." "All this over a hockey-mom shoving match?" "  You are Mary Bigsby?" "  That's right." "  Take her in for questioning." "  Let's go." " Come on." " If that's Mary Bigsby..." "who's that?" " Hey, fellas." " Need you to take a look at the victim." " You recognize her?" "[ GROANS] It's horrible." " Yeah." " She looks like that lady who showed up during practice, doesn't she?" "  Yeah, I think so." "  You know her name?" " No." " She was very nice." "  She was a sales lady." "  Sales lady?" " Yeah, she gave one of these to all the players." " No-drip helmet pads." " The kids wore them while they warmed up." " The kids were really excited because she said the pads could tell if they were dehydrated." "  How do they do that?" "  No idea." " She gave the kids baggies, had them write their names on them and she collected them before the game." " She took back used helmet pads?" " Yeah, she's gonna analyze them and bring the results to the next game." " Did you see what kind of car she drove?" "  No." "  No, sorry." " Thank you both." " I'm gonna look up that company." " Are we really thinking someone in here did this?" " Wouldn't they be covered in blood?" " Not necessarily." " Arterial blood spray projected forward." " No such thing as no-drip helmet pads." " How can that be?" " Our dead Jane Doe worked for a company that doesn't exist?" " JANE:" "Okay, thanks." " Crime lab has the results on the blood on Mary's shirt." " It matches our victim's." " Who wants to face off against a killer hockey mom?" " Been there, done that." " I had to live through my mother's hockey-mom years." " Your mother is too nice to be one of those mothers." " Oh, yeah?" " Ask her about the time that she stormed out onto the ice in the middle of Frankie's game and hit the ref with her purse." "  What did Frankie do?" "  Tried to change his last name." " We'll take this one, then." " Okay." " Good." " I'm going down to autopsy." " Puncture wound is 0.5 centimeters at the apex." " 12.7 centimeters ofjagged tear." "[ GROANS]" "It's like someone pulled her throat open with claws." " What kind of murder weapon does that?" " It snagged the carotid." " Notice I said "snagged."" " I noticed." " Notice how much I would love to know what the murder weapon is." " Carotid artery was pulled until it tore." " I notice you said "pulled."" " I did." " By a weapon with a curved end." " Okay." " We'll put out an all-points bulletin for Captain Hook." " There's a beige, gummy substance in the wound." " The lost boys' gummy bears?" "[ CELL PHONE VIBRATING]" "Oh." " It's Hope." " Again." " All right." " Hello?" " Yes." " You know, I am just in the middle of an autopsy." " No." " I do not know if Cailin did her homework but she's a sophomore in college." " Okay, I will." " I will make sure she goes to bed." "  Okay, bye-bye." "  Wow." " No wonder Cailin is frustrated." " I am so glad that Constance taught me to be independent." "[ CELL PHONE VIBRATING]" "What do I do?" " That's what they invented voicemail for, Maura." "  I can't." " Hello?" "  Uh-uh-uh." " Yes." " Yes." " No, I did say that I would monitor her and make sure she takes her immunosuppression drugs." " No, no, no, you have every right to worry." " Okay." " I'm sorry." " All right, bye-bye." " Okay, you just encouraged her to worry." " I just keep forgetting that Cailin had a kidney transplant." " How do you forget?" " It's your kidney." "[ BEEPING]" "No hits." " Who are you?" " KORSAK:" "You get in a lot scrapes, Mary, disturbing the peace, assault and battery, assault with a deadly weapon?" " Deadly weapon?" " It was a hockey stick." " Which you used to break a referee's arm." " He made bad calls, so I said something, and he got personal." " Is that what sets you off?" " When someone gets personal?" " He called me a pig with lipstick." "  Man's lucky I don't have a temper." "  What did she call you?" "  Is she dead?" " What happened to her?" "  You tell us." " We found her blood on your clothes." " I punched her in the nose." " That's it." " I didn't kill her." " Did you get into it with her at the game over your kids?" "  She didn't even have a kid." "  How do you know?" "  It's a small league." "  I know all the parents." "  Never seen her before." "  You just like punching strangers?" " I was trying to watch the game, and that lady kept pushing me and then she rolls her case over my foot." "  What case?" "  I don't know." " Some sales case." " It hurt, so I pushed her back." " Must have pushed her pretty hard." " I am telling you, I didn't kill her." " Just one punch, and I watched her walk away." " Look at my file." " Just fat lips, bloody noses and a ref's arm." " Add a slashed throat." " Oh, god." " I think I'm gonna be sick." "[ VOMITING]" "We're holding hockey mom, but I don't think she's our killer." " That lady's as squeamish as Frost." " Lady?" " She puked on the table." "  Did she I.D. The victim, at least?" "  No." " Damn." " Well, Maura's checking her dental records." " What else can we do?" " Every car in that parking lot is accounted for." "( SIGHS) Okay." " There is no bus service in that area." " There is no record of a taxi dropping anyone off and there is no way that she walked more than half a block in those heels, which means she had a car." " And we showed all the parents, employees and coaches her photo." " Kids remembered her handing out helmet pads." " No one knew her name." " Killer took everything that could identify her." " Except her body." " Maybe because he was interrupted." " He pulls the car back, he stops here." " Maybe he was about to dump her body in the trunk." "  That's when Mary came out to smoke." "  That makes sense." " But if we can't I.D. Her, we're screwed unless she had a car and we can find it." " Jane, I'm sorry to interrupt." "  What's the matter?" "  Cailin's missing." " Angela, is Cailin here?" "  No, honey." "  She's not here, Jane." " No, I'm not asking you to leave work." " Okay." " I can't find Cailin." " Um, well, when's the last time you talked to her?" " Four hours ago." " Yes." " Yes, I checked all the hospitals." " And you checked back with the state troopers, right?" " Maura, it's only 11:30." " She is a teenager." " I think we should file a missing person's." " Yes, please, Jane." " Okay." " Thank you." " Are you really gonna put out a missing person's bulletin?" " She could be at school." " Well, I told her she had to stay in touch with me." " Did you give her a curfew?" " No." " I didn't know I needed to." "  Where the hell have you been?" "  At the library." "  Well, you cannot do that." "  I can't go to the library?" " No, you cannot not return my texts." " Oh." " Sorry." " L-I turned my phone off." " I was studying." " We-we filed a missing person's report on you." " Oh, my god." " Why would you do that?" " Because I didn't know where you were!" " I thought..." "I thought you were different." " You thought if you stayed with me that you could just do whatever you wanted." "  Maura doesn't have kids." "  I'm not a kid." " No, you're not, but she is responsible for you." " Well, I don't see how sending the police on a wild goose chase is responsible." " I have to call Jane and tell her not to put a bolo out for you." " Yeah, she might have better things to do, like solve a murder." " Well, I know I have better things to do than take care of an irresponsible, selfish teenager." " Maura." " Look, she was just worried." " That's all." " Come on." " Have a brownie." "  Only if they have weed in them." "  You brought marijuana here?" " Yeah, 'cause that's what an irresponsible, selfish teenager would do." " It's ajoke!" " Listen, I'm sure you're stressed-out studying for your finals." " Why don't you go take a bath?" "  I'll bring you a cup of tea." "  Okay." " I never get that angry." " That's what a fight with a sibling feels like." " It'll be okay, Maura." "[ SIGHS]" "[GIGGLES]" "Oh, my god." " Shut up." " Why would you let him do that?" "  Good morning." "  Oh, hey." "  You're up early." "  Yeah, we never went to bed." " Right." " Why go to bed?" " You don't need any sleep for rigorous pre-med coursework." "[ LAUGHING] I'm sure you didn't need it, either because you're a genius like Cailin." " She aces everything with or without sleep." "  Does she?" "  You can take a shower, if you want." " Oh." " Am I embarrassing you?" "  I think you look great." "  Yeah, me too." " It's so cool when women your age look good even without makeup." "  My age?" "  It's a compliment, Maura." " Really?" " I almost tripped over this young man." " I thought the homeless moved in to Beacon Hill." " Dylan's from Santa Cruz." " He misses sleeping outside." " Yeah, I love sleeping under the stars." " Your brick walkway's not very comfortable, though." "  Hmm." " [ GIGGLES]" "Cailin, can I speak to you upstairs?" " Man, that looks good." " Cool." " Good thing it's for you, then." " You are quite the hostess." " You made breakfast for..." "Dylan, is it?" "  Yeah, hey." " How's it going?" "  Cailin, that looks delicious." " Yours is in the oven, Mrs. Rizzoli." " So, do you want to talk now or eat before your food gets cold?" " I wanted to scream when I saw my kitchen." " Yeah, well, children push buttons you didn't even know you had." " Well, she's not my child." " She's an adult... child." " You know, I read somewhere the brain isn't fully developed until 26 which explains a lot." " Well, maybe Hope is right in treating her like a kid." " All she did was have a couple of friends over and make a mess." " Which we cleaned up." " But she wasn't trying to get under your skin." " She needs to learn." " Set some boundaries." " You know, I barely know her." " I don't want her to hate me." " Look, teenagers are like big toddlers." " You would see the cute toddler in her if she was yours." " Maura, she's a good kid." "  And she worships you." "  No, she doesn't." " Yes, she does." " Set some boundaries, then stick to them." "[ DOOR SHUTS]" "Oh, crap." " I am so late." " Bye." " Have a good day." " Um, Cailin?" " I would appreciate it if you cleaned up after yourself." " Sure." " Yeah." " I'll do it later." " Bye." " Bye." " How was that?" " Good." " I just don't understand how she could be so oblivious." " Come on." " I was a slob when I was 19." " And I bet you didn't start color-coordinating your hangers" " until you were in your 20s." "  I was always neat." " Okay." " Cailin is a good person." " She's a good student." " Does she have to be a good cleaner, too?" " No." " Yes." "  Morning." " Anything?" "  No." " Still a Jane Doe." " Frost and I went through all the tow records and parking tickets near the hockey rink." " Nothing stands out." " We're still no closer to finding that phantom car." " Results on the gummy substance in the wound came back." " The weapon had traces of paraffin, polyester fibers" " and clotrimazole on it." "  What's clotrimazole?" " Anti-fungal cream." " So our killer has jock itch or athlete's foot." " Wait." " Paraffin?" " Wax." " Killer was a hockey player." " A skater's shoelaces are made of polyester and then rubbed down with wax so that they don't fray." "  The weapon is not a shoelace." "  No, but could be something used to tighten the laces." "  Like what?" "  Skate hook." " You said it had a hooked end." " Could a skate hook be the murder weapon?" " Well, the puncture wound was 0.05 centimeters." " That is consistent with it." " It does have a blunt edge." " I'd have to test one and compare it to the wound track of the victim." " I'm gonna get a coffee." " Anybody want anything?" " Yeah." " I'd like a big jelly doughnut." " I get really hungry when we talk about ripping apart someone's throat." " That a boy, Frost." " Hey, there." " Hello, Vince." " What are you doing taking out the trash?" "  Want me to knock Stanley around?" "  No, I'm..." "I'm just recycling." "  Everything all right?" "  Yeah." " You're not recycling." " What are you doing, Angela?" " Sit down." " I should have signed those divorce papers." " I will now." "  For all the good it'll do me." "  Oh, boy." " What happened?" " I don't want my kids to know any more bad stuff about their father." " I'm a vault." " He didn't pay our taxes." " Uh-oh." " How much do you owe?" "  $27,000." "  That's a lot of cans." " Yeah, but I have several jobs I'm doing, and I'll find a way." "  I always do." "  You work hard enough." " Let me loan it to you, interest-free." " It's not a problem." " I can't take your money, Vince." " But thank you." " I've tested every manufacturer's skate hook." "  This is the last one." "  What do you think?" " Well, it's consistent with the victim's wound in both depth and edge pattern." " So, our victim and our murder weapon came out of that hockey rink." " Maybe our killer did, too." " So, how many people were at the rink when the first responders showed up?" " 58 parents, 30 kids, two coaches, and five rink employees." " We ran them all." " Only crazy hockey mom Mary had a record." " And who here thinks she's the killer?" " A skate hook is a weapon of opportunity." " If you're killing somebody with that in a public place, you're not planning this." " Yeah, and why was our victim pretending to be a helmet-pad saleswoman?" " And what's with all the sweat analyzing?" " She's looking for something." " Or maybe someone." " Yeah, you can get DNAfrom sweat." " Only kids were wearing them, so maybe she was looking for a kid." " Maybe." " Okay, let's go back to my missing-car theory." " The killer didn't want the victim to be identified so if she had a car, he got rid of it." " Harbor is right near the rink." " Best place to deep-six a car is the bottom of the sea." " And we can't call the dive team and have them search the entire harbor." " No, but we could ask them to search the end of pier 21." " Somebody's in a guessing mood today." " It's more than a guess." " Road construction has all the streets in that area shut down except the one to pier 21." " And that area is abandoned, too." " Nobody would see you push a car off a pier." " And while we're bothering the dive team, we might as well bring everybody in who had access to a skate hook including parents and ice-rink employees." " And we can rule out kids and coaches because they were on or near the ice." " That's still 65 people." " Who's gonna do all those interviews?" "  Hey, Frankie." "  Hey." " JANE:" "What are you doing today?" " How'd you feel about doing interviews for the hockey-rink homicide?" " Love to." " Yeah, I need divers in the water off pier 21." " Looking for a car." "  Yeah." "  You want a description?" " How about you let me know if you find more than one?" "  Thank you." "  JANE:" "Frankie." " Make 65 copies of that." "  Okay." " Why?" "  Yeah, why?" " Because we haven't had a break in this case, It's time we got creative." " Take a look at this photo, would you?" "  Do you recognize her?" "  I don't." " Sorry." " Take another look." " I just said I've never seen her." " You don't listen." " Can I go?" "[ TELEPHONE RINGING]" "Korsak." " Where?" " I'm on the way." " Jane felt sorry for Frankie." " She's helping him finish the interviews." " Divers found a late-model Ford Focus off pier 21, pulling it out now." "  Should I tell Jane?" "  Only if you want to switch places." " I'd rather watch the crane pull the car out of the ocean." " Is that wrong?" "[ CHUCKLING] No." " Come on." " This is so cool." " Wouldn't it be great if there were a couple of lobsters in there?" " Cannot believe I told Frankie I would help him." " I don't ever want to talk to another hockey parent" " as long as I live." " [ LAUGHING]" "MAURA:" "Oh!" " Angela's Pick Me Ups." " Ma, I do hope you're not selling speed to the secretarial pool." "  No, you know, it's that 3:00 slump." "  And Stanley doesn't mind?" " I'm filling a need." " I'm not taking his business." " Okay, ma, enough." " What's going on?" " It isn't anything I want to talk about." " You'd tell me if you were in trouble, right?" " Yeah." " Jane, I just enjoy baking, okay?" " Okay." " Maybe she just doesn't want to burden you." " There are certain things my mother will not talk about." " Money problems is at the top of that list." " Speaking of problems, have you talked to Cailin in the last five seconds?" " Well, I told her she has to check in with me every 30 minutes." " Okay." " No." " You're the one with the problem." " Me?" " Well, I'm just trying to create boundaries." " Give her what she wants:" "A relationship." " Okay, she came to you as a big sister, not as another mother." "( CELL PHONE VIBRATING]" "Hey, Frost." " What's up?" " Jane, I think we found the victim's car." " That's great." " There's a purse..." "and a wallet and a cellphone." " KORSAK:" "Yeah, it's the victim's." " Found her no-drip helmet-pad sales case." "  Okay." " What's her name?" "  Carla Dalton, 42 years old." " She has a Rhode Island driver's license." " KORSAK:" "And a Cohasset address." " Hey." " We have a parking permit." " Looks like she worked at Easton Labs." " Easton Labs?" " Maybe they make helmet pads." " No, no." " Easton Labs is a pharmaceutical company." " They make drugs for neurological diseases." " Carla Dalton was an M.D." "She was Easton Labs' Director of Clinical Research." " Tell Frankie to go with Korsak to her residence." "  You meet me at Easton Labs." "  Will do." " Our victim has a name:" "Dr. Carla Dalton." " Oh, god." " Yes, that's Dr. Dalton." " She was a wonderful woman." " Was she based here in Boston?" " No." " She was only in this office for a few months." " Our headquarters are in New York." " But I supervised her research, so we talked frequently." "  Do you know if she was married?" "  No, she wasn't." " No children, either, which is probably why she was such a dedicated researcher." " What kind of research was she doing?" " Her passion was Huntington's disease." " Huntington's is an incurable hereditary brain disorder that damages nerve cells and incapacitates you." "  It's fatal." "  Did Dr. Dalton have Huntington's?" " I never asked." " She once told me that her sister had it." " We should have Maura do a blood test, find out." " Do you know what Dr. Dalton was working on at the time of her death?" " She was conducting drug trials." " She was determined to find a cure for Huntington's." " Do you have any idea why Dr. Dalton would be attending boys' hockey games and distributing these?" " I have no idea." " These don't have anything to do with her research." " Is there any reason that she would be collecting samples of perspiration from adolescent boys?" " Well, that's the group that she was focused on but the only way to detect Huntington's is with a blood test." " So all of her subjects were adolescent boys ages 12 to 14?" " Yes." " She said she wanted to study juveniles." " Seems like a pretty specific sample group." " Yes, it is, but Dr. Dalton insisted." "[ CELL PHONE VIBRATING]" "Excuse me." " It's Korsak." " Please, feel free to use our conference room." " Thank you for your time." " We're very sorry for your loss." " JANE:" "Hey, Korsak." " You at her apartment?" " Yeah, but somebody got here first." " They left her research notebooks but the computer's gone." "  Whoever tossed her apartment probably had something to do with the murder." " We'll pack everything up." " The killer might have missed something." "  Okay, that's a lot of helmet pads." "  JANE:" "What?" " Used no-drip helmet pads, hundreds of them." " JANE:" "So, Carla did drug trials in Miami, Annapolis, Houston," "Corpus Christi, Portland, Seattle, and Boston which is the same places that she collected the sweaty helmet pads from." " And every city she picked was near an ocean." " Yeah." " She was focused on three things 12 to 14-year-old male hockey players Huntington's disease, and coastal cities." " She was looking for somebody someone connected to these three things." " So, Dr. Carla Dalton did not have the genetic marker for Huntington's." " What do you make of her data from her drug trials?" " Well, let's see." " The research subjects are all anonymous." " They all have a number and identifying information, like this." " The subject is a 13-year-old boy from Boston who likes skateboarding and science fiction." " Okay." " Why is this boy circled?" " 14-year-old from Boston." " Enjoys hockey and sailing." " Where are the helmet pads from Boston?" " Not much use." " They were in the trunk of her car." " How odd." " She was running DNA she extracted from sweat in the helmet pads against DNAfrom her Huntington's test subjects." "  And this is even odder." "  What?" " MAURA:" "She's comparing the results to her own DNA." " I got more info on Carla Dalton." " She was originally from Newport, Rhode Island." " CSRU is pulling prints from the submerged car to compare to the 65 people you and Frankie interviewed." " Well, how did you get the prints from and the parents and the rink employees?" " Jane had them all handle a photo of the victim." " Hmm." " Genius." " There's a date engraved on this sailboat charm." " July 17, 2001." " July 17th." " Hang on." " I just saw that." " Frost, bring up Carla's phone records for July 17th." " Did she call anyone?" " Afew Boston numbers and a call to Rhode Island." " Go back a year." " She called the same Rhode Island number." " Go back another year." "  There it is again." "  Run it." " It's registered to a Jonathan McKnight." "[ DIALING]" "Yes, hello." " This is Detective Jane Rizzoli from Boston homicide." " Oh, you are?" " Well, we're investigating the murder of Dr. Carla Dalton." " Well, I'm very sorry to hear that." " Uh..." "Yes, yeah, tomorrow morning would be fine." " Okay, thank you very much, Sergeant." " Sergeant?" " Jonathan McKnight is a retired homicide detective." " He knew Carla, and he wants to talk to us tomorrow." " I always worried that Carla was right this is how it would end." " How what would end?" " I met Carla 12 years ago." " This is Carla with her sister, Bridget." " Bridget, her husband, Michael, and their two-year-old son, Todd." " All died in a boating accident, July 17, 2001." " Well, wait." " You're a retired homicide detective." " Why would you be investigating a boating accident?" " Carla was convinced it wasn't an accident." "  Did you find the bodies?" "  Only Bridget's body washed up." "  What was the cause of death?" "  Drowning." " And what did Carla think happened to her brother-in-law and her nephew?" " She was convinced that Michael killed his wife faked his own death so he could take their son." " What did you think?" " That she didn't have any proof." " Did Carla know if Michael ever threatened her sister?" " She said there was tension in the marriage that Bridget had some terrible illness." "  Huntington's disease." "  Yes, that's it." " It's passed down from the mother." " Bridget's son has a 50/50 chance of inheriting it." " The intersecting circles." " 14-year-old boy who played hockey and lived near the ocean." " Carla was looking for her nephew." " Oh, yeah." " She was obsessed with finding Todd and bringing Michael to justice." " I wanted to help her." " I..." "There was nothing to go on." " Why would Michael stage a boating accident?" " I mean, there are easier ways to leave your spouse and get custody." " Well, after Michael's presumed drowning the investment firm he worked for said he was under investigation for embezzling millions." " So get rid of your wife, take your son and the money and no one will look for you if you're dead." " Did Michael have any connection to hockey?" " He played semi-pro." " He was a real fanatic." " He'd dress that boy in hockey shirts and had him on skates as soon as he could walk." " You never change your hobbies and Michael had two of them:" "Sailing and hockey." " Do you have Michael's prints on file?" " Michael Leahy." " Right here." " FRANKIE:" "This is everyone we interviewed." " That one." " Load that one up, Frankie." " Those are Michael Leahy's prints, all right." " Pull up the DMV photo on the ones that match." " Doug Pierce." " You recognize him?" " Hmm." " Maybe." " He's had surgery." " His eyes are similar and so are his ears." " This is the same man." " So Doug Pierce is Michael Leahy." " We got him." " Doug Pierce remarried." " I bet wife number two has no idea he murdered wife number one." " He keeps a low profile." " Works as an investment adviser from his home." " I sent uniforms, but he won't be there." "  Guy's on the run." "  Okay." " All right, thanks." " His son, who has perfect attendance, didn't go to school today." " Why would he voluntarily come in and do an interview with me?" " I remember Doug Pierce." " He was calm." " Well, he was buying time." " If he didn't show up, we'd know it was him." " This way, he keeps us investigating, and he gets a head start." " He knows we've got him on a watch list at the airport." " Do a search." " See if Doug Pierce is a registered boat owner." "[ TYPING]" "What do you know?" "  You're not going with us." "  Yes, I am." " What are you gonna do if he starts to run?" " Hobble." " Thank you." "  This is gonna be awesome." "  Yeah." " Not much wind." "  No sign of Michael." "  The hatch is open." " He's down below." " Frankie, get the kid and the wife off, fast as you can." " Ready?" " Boston police!" " Get off the boat!" "  Why?" "  Step off the boat, Mrs. Pierce." "  Wait." " What's going on?" "  LUKE:" "Mom..." " Luke, come on." "  You, too." " Come on." " Mrs. Pierce:" "Okay." " Go, go, go." " Let's go." "  Don't move." "  It's over, Michael." " Michael?" " What?" " You have the wrong man." " Carla see you at the ice rink?" " Or did you go after her after you saw her?" " You saw her." " Why couldn't she just let me be?" " JANE:" "She was watching the game, wasn't she?" " Hoping one of those boys was her nephew." " MICHAEL:" "Like a freaking bloodhound." " 12 years later, she tracks me down." " Shows up like a ghost at my son's game, wrecking my life." " Just like her damn sister." " JANE:" "You know how she found you?" " You signed your son up for her drug trial." " Five years she spent comparing her DNA to hundreds of boys trying to find her sister's son." " While also trying to find a cure for Huntington's." " Now that's a good person." " Dad, why are they talking about Huntington's?" "  How do they know?" "  Sheila, get Luke out of here." " No, dad, what's happening?" " Who's Carla?" " What did you tell him when he cried out for his mother?" " His mother?" " She abandoned him." " I am his mother." " Sheila, shut up!" "  And get him the hell out of here!" "  No, Dad!" " Michael Leahy, you are under arrest for the murders of Carla Dalton and Bridget Dalton Leahy." " I can still hear that poor kid yelling, "Dad!"" " Carla was so close." " So tragic." " But it's beautiful, too, how much she loved her sister." "[ DOOR OPENS]" "Hey." " I'm guessing you're not gonna offer me a glass of wine." " We could pretend it's France." " It's okay." " I got a guy that can buy me a six-pack." " I'm kidding." "  I hear you're a good cook." "  Yeah." " You want me to make you something?" " Are you planning to clean up after yourself?" " Is that part of the deal?" " No." " We could order takeout." " You could help me throw out the boxes." "  Deal." "  Yeah." " Deal." " Ripped By mstoll"