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comes to help. Shirt number 3 had the image of a skull; in Greek mythology, the underworld was
ruled by Hades, the god of the dead. The other shirt has a winged figure, could it be Hermes,
the gods’ messenger? ”That’s Hypnos, the god of sleep”, states Danny, coming into the room. He
smiles at his colleagues incredulity, and explains he once arrested a guy who used that design
as a logo on his dime bags. As Stella writes that information on the board, Danny asks: ”So is
this guy going all Da Vinci Code on us or what?” Stella begins to tell him about each of the codes,
while Mac stares at the shirts and thinks furiously. . . until he has an insight. The codes refer to
a criminal court case. Take ”Kodecon”, rearrange it using the balance scales as a ”T”, and you get
”docket no.” They seem to have found the way to go: ”QN” + ”MM111” – it’s a Queens case from
2003. Now they can let the computers figure out the sequence of the remaining numbers. Meanwhile,
they start looking for cases in which Amy and Kenneth were involved. It seems they’ll have
a long search ahead of them, but Lindsay brings good news: they have a DNA match for the hair
they found. The killer is not in CODIS, but his brother is: a certain Ian Casey, who was arrested
in Queens, in 2003; the docket no. of his case is consistent with the numbers on the T-shirt.
Mac remembers the guy who first told them about the shirts was called Shane Casey. Checking
the case, they find out Ian Casey killed himself in jail after being sentenced. Kenneth Chandler
was a prosecution witness. Shane is looking for revenge, targeting people form the case. While
they start looking for Shane Casey, they examine his brother’s case. Everything was based on
Kenneth’s word; there were no forensic evidence. Ian Casey was accused of robbing a bar and
shooting the owner. Kenneth was the bouncer. Ian Casey was arrested three blocks away; he fit
the description, but they found no gun and no cash on him. Kenneth recognized him. Amy was
forewoman on the jury that found Ian Casey guilty – after only a 15-minute deliberation. Shane
is still on the loose, and knowing his next targets might help finding him. The two other shirts
portrayed Hades and Hypnos. Hades, god of the dead. . . Association of ideas leads Mac and Stella
to look up who did the autopsy in Ian Casey’s case: it was Hawkes. Shane will be coming after
him. Hawkes talks to Mac about the trial, recalling he didn’t have much to say, but there were
some good points for the defense attorney to cross-question him and the guy didn’t even bring
it up. ”He was asleep at the wheel”, says Hawkes, having a new insight. The defense attorney is
Hypnos. The team heads for the defense attorney’s office, hoping it’s not too late. As they knock
on the door, they hear noises. Coming in, they see the attorney bound and gagged on the floor,
and hear someone in the back room. Shane Casey tries to run, and Danny and Flack go after
him. The three of them climb down the fire escape. Shane jumps to the next building, trying to
gain some distance, and them jumps down on a dumpster. Flack was already getting to street
level and runs after him, while Danny is forced to jump across as well. The two detectives run
after Shane on the alley. Flack makes a grab for him, causing them both to stumble and fall,
and Danny quickly grabs Shane and handcuffs him. On the back seat of the patrol car, Shane
remembers his brother. He complains it’s not fair Ian was convicted in only 15 minutes, based
in the word of one guy. He doesn’t regret killing those people. As Flack drives in silence, Danny
tells Shane he understands a bit of what he feels. ”I know a thing or two about going to bat
for your brother”, Danny says. But what Shane did was wrong, he adds; Ian would not want
to see his little brother being arrested, and what Shane did is not going to bring Ian back. The
images of Shane on the back seat of the car merge with the images of yet another video of Ian
Casey as a child, as Mac and Stella watch it. Ian is dressed in a cowboy costume, playing happily
on the street; this time there’s another boy with him, a smaller one, with a Batman mask and
cape: Shane. As the background song goes on, we see Shane arriving at the precinct, where the
reporters are waiting. Danny and Flack hand him over to the uniforms with serious expressions,
and he’s taken away. It’s over. But the song doesn’t end, and we see Lindsay coming breathless
into Mac’s office to tell him and Stella: ”Shane Casey’s just escaped.”
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