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purchasing Lifetrace data. Also present is Wayne’s second-in-command, Barry Timmons. Wayne
makes the pitch to their CEO, Neal Jenkins, unaware that Sam has sat down at an empty desk
outside and is listening in. Jenkins is somewhat skeptical but admits that he’s impressed by
the report provided by his assistant, Peter Collier. Wayne gives Jenkins’ other executive, Aubrey
Hayes, a present: a silver baby rattle. Hayes admits that his wife is expecting but they haven’t
told anyone, and Wayne explains that he monitored the man’s shopping habits to determine
what food he was and wasn’t buying. Collier asks if they’ve had anyone mention any privacy
concerns, and Wayne says that there are always those who want to stand in the way of progress.
However, he insists that information-gathering is the way to a better future where they can
provide everyone with whatever they need. Wayne brings up his own profile page, saying that he
has nothing to hide. Jenkins, impressed, says that they’ll discuss the possible business deal and
get back to him. Finch, listening in, figures that Wayne must have something to hide despite his
supposedly public persona.
Finch has Carter check the police records but she doesn’t up anything. She has a new partner,
Mike Laskey, who gets in the car and gushes about what an honor it is to work with her. Carter
impatiently tells Laskey to do what she says and drives off.
While Sam waits in the office and monitors Wayne, she complains to Reese about the lack
of action. A janitor comes by and starts to clean her desk, and she grabs the man’s arm and
squeezes. He quickly backs off while Sam listens in as Wayne talks to Barry. Barry is unhappy
about the stunt Wayne pulled off on Hayes, but Wayne figures that it sealed the deal. Wayne’s
secretary Haley comes over and tells him that his credit card has been declined at the restaurant
where he’s holding a party for his 15th wedding anniversary that night. As she leaves, Wayne
makes a sexist comment about her. Reese, overhearing, tells Sam that they’re going to a party.
That night at the restaurant, Wayne thanks everyone for coming and thanks his wife Deedee
for being there for him. Reese tells Finch that they’ve spotted nothing unusual, while Finch
checks Wayne’s background and discovers that he’s electronically scrubbed any negative information
about himself and Lifetrace. Meanwhile, Wayne runs a slideshow in honor of Deedee and
his marriage. However, the show cuts off and video of Wayne having an affair with a woman plays
instead. Shocked, Wayne finally stops the projector and tries to deny it to his wife. She slaps him
and walks away, and Wayne screams at the guests to get out. Reese figures that someone is
responsible and that’s why they received Wayne’s Number. However, Finch points out Wayne’s
temper and warns that they don’t know if he’s a victim or perpetuator, and that Wayne could do
anything if he finds the person responsible.
The next day, Sam checks the restaurant footage and talks to the wait staff. There was one
female waiter there that no one on the staff recognizes. Finch does some digging and discovers
that a group of people filed a class-action suit against Lifetrace for violating their privacy. The
lead plaintiff is Sherry Harper, whose daughter Chloe was killed when a stalker used Lifetrace
to find the girl. Finch checks the security footage against the plaintiffs and confirms that the
”waitress” is a woman named Karen mills. He tells Sam to stay put at Lifetrace while he has
Carter question Karen.
Carter soon locates Karen as she’s driving and pulls her over on a phony charge. She tells
Laskey to stay in the squad car and then goes over to talk to Karen. Carter asks why she’s
going after Wayne and the woman explains that an anonymous mailer sent her the slideshow
DVD. Karen admits that she wanted revenge because an ex-boyfriend posted sexual pictures
of the two of them up on the Internet, and her co-workers at a legal firm used Lifetrace to find
them. Karen’s fiancà c○ broke off their engagement as a result, and Karen wanted revenge against
Wayne. Carter lets her off with a warning not to do anything like that again and instructions to
drop the package off with Fusco. Finch and Reese have heard the entire conversation and figure
that someone else used Karen to get to Wayne.
Sam listens in on Wayne’s phone as he tries to call his wife without success after discovering
that someone has cleaned out their bank account. When he tells Haley to check on it, she plays
a message someone sent her of his earlier sexist comments about her and then walks out. Hayes
and Collier are leaving the conference room with Jenkins and Wayne runs after them. Collier
tells the CEO that after what they just saw, Riverton won’t be doing business with Lifetrace.
Wayne goes into the conference room and discovers that someone has put up his criminal and
bankruptcy records. He insists that they were expunged and that the DUI was from when he was
in college, but Barry informs him that the board has already voted and Wayne is out.
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