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watch without knowing what was in the bag. Don tells him how badly he screwed up by passing
on the bag.
Don finds a young woman, Jenny Harper. She’s come to report her boyfriend as a missing
person. He was coming to the precinct that morning to turn in a bag that he’d found. His name
is Heath Kirkfield. Don asks her if she has a picture of him. She shows his picture on her cell
phone to Don, and he asks her to have a seat. She tried to call him all morning. He never
answered. She tried to tell herself he was fine, but she knew. She got a message from his phone,
but it’s just some noises. Don wants to have the call analyzed.
She fills him in on what happened when he brought the bag home. He wanted to keep the
stuff, but it was just talk, he was dreaming. She pointed him in the right direction, according to
Don. Jennifer thinks her direction got him killed, but Don sets her straight. It was the nanochip.
Adam says there’s ambient sounds on the message, and Mac tells him to clear those out and
call him when he’s got something.
Danny’s pollen is comprised of 15 different varieties. None of them are native to New York,
and they all require a lot of care and handling. There’s only a few nurseries in New York that
carry these varieties, and one of them is a few miles from where they found the helicopter.
Danny and Don go to that nursery, and scope the cars in the lot. One of them appears to
have sand in its treads. Don orders them to put their hands on the dash, twice. When they don’t,
he breaks the window and finds two dead bodies in the vehicle. Those are the last two thieves,
the pilot and the gunman. Both were shot execution style. No sign of the missing gems. Jo notes
that they’ve been dead at least 12 hours. Since Heath was killed eight hours ago, there is no
way these two are responsible for his death. So who are the two latest victims? Ted and Paul
Kendricks, brothers. They served two years on their last crime; the attorney for the defense was
Roland Carson. The brothers and Heath were all shot with the same gun. The gun in question
belongs to Roland Carson.
Mac goes in to question him. He shows Carson pictures of the dead men. Carson asks if he
should recognize them. Since they broke into his home last night, AND they are former clients?
Yeah. He probably should. Carson suggests Mac ask them, but according to Mac, they’re a little
bit dead right now. Killed with a handgun, registered to Carson. He claims that he has clients
coming into his place at all hours of the day and night. Any one of them could have walked out
with the gun. Mac suggests that he’s already planning his defense. He notes that Carson has yet
to deny his guilt.
Carson asks if he’s going to get his phone call, and Mac puts his cell phone on the table
between them. Carson says he doesn’t need an attorney, but Mac will. Because if they come after
him, he’s going to hit them with a head-spinning malicious prosecution suit. Before Mac leaves,
he reiterates that he still hasn’t heard a denial.
Sheldon tells Danny that the bullet that took down his ex-partner. He says that it’s deformed
in a way that isn’t consistent with his injuries. He wasn’t wearing any body armor, was he?
Danny says no way. Sheldon wonders if Danny will talk if he finds out that Carson had him shot
to rob his own penthouse. Danny thinks yes, he will then tell them what he knows.
Sheldon runs a test and is able to recreate the deformed bullet. He tells Mac he thinks he
know why they found gunshot residue in the sand pile at Carson’s penthouse. They used a
sandbag to make it look like Jimmy was wounded in the robbery. The bullet went through that
before it hit him. Mac points out that the best way to avoid suspicion is to actually get wounded
in the commission of the crime. Belson staged his own shooting.
Danny arrives at the hospital, but Belson is already gone. He’s been out killing everybody so
the gems would be his alone. He’s going to need medical attention soon, though. Mac tells him
you never know what a man is capable of. Adam runs up to tell them that Heath didn’t leave a
message, but a message was left. He can’t explain anymore; they need to come and hear it for
themselves. It’s a voice asking him where ’it’ is. Apparently Heath didn’t turn over all the jewels,
and Belson knew it. He took Heath’s phone to get Heath’s address and find whatever is missing.
Adam tracks the phone, it’s on the move.
Jennifer reaches under her pillow and finds the ring that Heath left there. Belson arrives, and
knocks at the door. When she doesn’t open it, he points the gun through the door. Danny comes
up behind him, with a gun to his head. Belson won’t lower the gun, and Danny will shoot him.
Don and other officers appear behind him. Jimmy has a pity party, and Danny tells him none of
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