♪ All my life ♪ → ♪ 我成世人 ♪
♪ And the hereafter ♪ → ♪ 同埋之後 ♪
♪ I've never seen ♪ → ♪ 都未見過 ♪
♪ Seen one like you ♪ → ♪ 好似你咁嘅人 ♪
♪ Oh... ♪ → ♪ 噢... ♪
♪ You're a knife ♪ → ♪ 你係一把刀 ♪
♪ Sharp and deadly ♪ → ♪ 鋒利又致命 ♪
♪ And it's me ♪ → ♪ 而你插緊嘅 ♪
♪ That you cut into ♪ → ♪ 就係我 ♪
♪ But I don't mind ♪ → ♪ 但我唔介意 ♪
♪ In fact, I like it ♪ → ♪ 其實我仲好鍾意 ♪
♪ Though I'm terrified ♪ → ♪ 雖然我好驚 ♪
♪ I'm turned on, but scared of you ♪ → ♪ 我興奮，但又怕咗你 ♪
♪ Oh, she's a monster ♪ → ♪ 噢，佢係個怪物 ♪
♪ Beautiful monster ♪ → ♪ 靚到爆嘅怪物 ♪
♪ Beautiful monster, but I don't mind... ♪ → ♪ 靚到爆嘅怪物，但我唔介意... ♪
You waiting on someone? → 你等人呀？
♪ And I need her... ♪ → ♪ 同埋我需要佢... ♪
I believe they canceled on me. → 我諗佢哋放咗我飛機。
Their loss. → 佢哋冇福氣。
Jack... please. → Jack... 唔好咁啦。
♪ Beautiful monster... ♪ → ♪ 靚到爆嘅怪物... ♪
So, which do you prefer... → 咁你鍾意邊種...
classical or R&B? → 古典定係R&B？
Neither, actually. → 其實兩樣都唔係。
Hard core rock 'n' roll. → 硬核搖滾。
So, it's R&B. → 咁即係R&B啦。
BARTENDER: Your drink, sir. → 酒保：先生，你杯嘢。
So, it's R&B. → 咁即係R&B啦。
BARTENDER: Your drink, sir. → 酒保：先生，你杯嘢。
Which means you have good taste. → 即係你品味唔錯。
And what if I had said classical? → 如果我話古典呢？
I'd say you believe in fate. → 我會話你信命運。
Excuse me? → 吓？
As in "fate → 即係「命運」
versus free will." → 同自由意志。
See, classical is all about fate... → 你睇，古典音樂全部講命運...
structure... an inevitable build → 結構... 一個必然嘅鋪排
to an inevitable end. → 去到一個必然嘅結局。
But isn't all music structured like that? → 但係唔係所有音樂都係咁結構㗎咩？
No. Not R&B. → 唔係。R&B唔係。
See R&B is about how it makes you feel. → R&B係講緊佢令你嘅感覺。
Take you anywhere you want to go... → 帶你去任何你想去嘅地方...
all at the drop of a nice bass line. → 只要一個靚嘅低音線就得。
♪ I'm turned on, but scared of you... ♪ → ♪ 我興奮，但又怕咗你... ♪
So... what type of person are you? → 咁... 你係邊種人？
♪ She's a monster, beautiful monster ♪ → ♪ 佢係個怪物，靚到爆嘅怪物 ♪
♪ Beautiful monster... ♪ → ♪ 靚到爆嘅怪物... ♪
Would you excuse me for one second? → 可唔可以等我一陣？
♪ But I don't mind, I don't mind ♪ → ♪ 但我唔介意，我唔介意 ♪
♪ And I need her, and I need her... ♪ → ♪ 同埋我需要佢，同埋我需要佢... ♪
(people screaming) → （人群尖叫）
♪ No, I don't mind. ♪ → ♪ 唔，我唔介意。 ♪
(camera clicking) → （相機快門聲）
FLACK: Welcome to the Y & Dot Lounge. → FLACK：歡迎嚟到Y & Dot Lounge。
Grand opening was last week. → 上個星期先開張。
Three dead bodies isn't the kind of buzz you want. → 三條屍唔係你想要嘅宣傳。
Each of our victims was shot twice: → 每個死者都中咗兩槍：
once in the chest, → 一槍胸口，
once in the head-- execution style. → 一槍頭部——處決式。
No silencer was used, probably on purpose. → 冇用滅聲器，好可能係特登嘅。
(beeping) → （嗶嗶聲）
Our witnesses were so scared by the gunshots, → 我哋嘅證人俾槍聲嚇到
that none of them took a good look at the shooter. → 冇一個睇清楚個槍手。
So far, all we have are loose descriptions. → 暫時得啲好模糊嘅描述。
African-American male, medium height, medium build. → 非裔美國男人，中等高度，中等身形。
Add one more detail to that: → 加多個細節：
Cold-blooded professional killer. → 冷血專業殺手。
Captioning sponsored by CBS, → 字幕由CBS贊助，
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS, → CSI NY製作，
♪ Out here in the fields ♪ → ♪ 喺呢度嘅田野 ♪
♪ I fight for my meals ♪ → ♪ 我為咗食飯而戰鬥 ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪ → ♪ 我用力去生活 ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ → ♪ 係呀，係呀，係呀，係呀。 ♪
Thank you. → 唔該。
No problem. → 唔緊要。
Witness accounts seem consistent. → 證人嘅口供都幾一致。
Once the shooting started, and everyone hit the floor-- → 一開槍，所有人趴低——
according to the maitre d'-- → 根據個經理講——
two pairs of legs walked out of here; → 有兩對腳行咗出去；
one male, one female. → 一個男人，一個女人。
Waiter I was just talking to remembers a woman at the bar. → 我啱啱同佢傾過嘅侍應記得吧枱有個女人。
Shooter held the gun to her head. → 槍手用槍指住佢個頭。
She could be another victim. → 佢可能係另一個受害者。
Then we don't have much time. We got to find her. → 咁我哋冇乜時間。要快啲搵到佢。
Put this professional killer out of work. → 令呢個專業殺手冇得撈。
Our first vic is George Parker. → 第一個死者係George Parker。
He was released from Lewisburg last month → 佢上個月先從Lewisburg放監
after doing a stint for assault. → 因為襲擊罪坐完監。
Our second vic is Julian Grace. No record. → 第二個死者係Julian Grace。冇案底。
And the bartender is a kid named Ken Marion, → 個酒保係個叫Ken Marion嘅後生仔，
a college kid working shifts to pay off his tuition. → 一個大學生做兼職交學費。
Sounds like the punch line to a bad joke. → 聽落好似個爛笑話嘅笑點。
Professional killer, ex-con walk into a bar... → 專業殺手，前囚犯入咗間酒吧...
Guess who walks out? → 你估邊個行出嚟？
All right, → 好，
Guess who walks out? → 你估邊個行出嚟？
All right, → 好，
I collected two drinking glasses at the bar. → 我喺吧枱收集咗兩個酒杯。
A martini glass and a lowball glass. → 一個馬天尼杯同一個矮杯。
Might get some prints, or a DNA hit. → 可能搵到指紋，或者DNA。
Come look at what else I found. → 過嚟睇下我仲搵到咩。
When we first arrived, → 我哋初初到嘅時候，
this pizza oven was set at 700 degrees. → 呢個薄餅爐開咗700度。
But it sure didn't smell like pepperoni. → 但係聞落肯定唔係辣肉腸味。
Well, I've never seen anybody order a gun on their pizza. → 我從來未見過有人叫薄餅要支槍。
TAYLOR: This guy walks in, → TAYLOR：呢條友行入嚟，
holds a ten-minute conversation at the bar, → 喺吧枱傾咗十分鐘，
before shooting the place up and tossing his gun in the oven. → 然後開槍掃場，再將支槍掉入個爐。
Sounds like he had a plan. → 聽落佢有計劃。
The waiter said that the two vics → 個侍應話嗰兩個死者
sitting at the tables were waiting for somebody → 坐喺枱度等人
who never showed up. → 但係嗰個人冇嚟。
Maybe the killer set them up. → 可能個殺手設局引佢哋。
DANVILLE: Our third vic, the bartender, → DANVILLE：第三個死者，個酒保，
was the last person shot. → 係最後一個中槍嘅。
He might have been close enough to see the killer's face. → 佢可能夠近見到個殺手個樣。
Could have gotten him killed. → 可能就係咁搞到佢死。
But our mystery woman saw his face. → 但我哋個神秘女人見到佢個樣。
Why not shoot her, too? → 點解唔連佢都殺埋？
Our killer must have a reason for keeping her alive. → 我哋個殺手一定有原因留佢一命。
Whatever it is... → 無論係咩原因...
he's not finished yet. → 佢都未做完。
Who was on the phone? → 邊個打電話嚟？
(cell phone rings) → （手機響）
(beep) → （嗶）
Yeah? → 喂？
All right. → 好。
♪ And she's playing with my mind... ♪ → ♪ 同埋佢喺度玩弄我嘅心... ♪
♪ And I don't mind, I don't, I don't mind... ♪ → ♪ 同埋我唔介意，我唔，我唔介意... ♪
That is none of your business. → 關你咩事。
(gasps) → （吸氣聲）
(phone beeps, line rings) → （電話嗶聲，線路響）
Yeah, it's me. → 係，係我。
Listen, I took care of two of them, → 聽住，我搞掂咗兩個，
but, uh, this other thing-- → 但係，呃，呢單嘢——
we need to renegotiate my price. → 我要重新傾過個價錢。
According to the text messages we recovered, → 根據我哋搵到嘅短訊，
from the vics' phones, both George Parker... → 從死者嘅電話，George Parker...
...and Julian Grace were invited to the Y & Dot Lounge. → ...同Julian Grace都俾人邀請去Y & Dot Lounge。
Most likely, they were lured there to be killed. → 好大可能係俾人引去嗰度殺。
Unlike our bartender, Ken Marion... → 唔似我哋個酒保Ken Marion...
who was about to end his shift to go home and study. → 佢就快收工返屋企溫書。
Well, perhaps these will help. → 呢啲可能幫到手。
I was able to retrieve the bullets → 我成功拎返啲子彈
from our vic's nine millimeter. → 從死者嘅九毫米手槍。
DANVILLE: Maybe we can match them → DANVILLE：可能可以配對
to the gun we found in the oven. → 我哋喺個爐搵到嘅槍。
Hopefully, we'll get a hit on any other murders → 希望可以查到呢條友
this guy might have committed. → 仲有冇做過其他謀殺案。
Mm. I found three small hairs → 嗯。我搵到三條細毛
on George Parker's throat. → 喺George Parker條頸度。
And based on my analysis, → 根據我嘅分析，
they're foreign to the victim. → 唔係死者嘅。
Our killer may have checked our vic's pulse. → 我哋個殺手可能檢查過死者嘅脈搏。
Made sure the job was done. → 確保搞掂咗。
Also-- uh, you might find this ironic-- → 仲有——呃，你可能覺得諷刺——
Julian Grace's demise was timely, if bittersweet. → Julian Grace死得啱啱好，雖然有啲苦澀。
His liver shows damage from hepatocarcinoma, → 佢個肝有肝癌損傷，
an aggressive form of cancer that, → 一種侵略性嘅癌症，
for him, was far beyond any stage of successful treatment. → 對佢嚟講，已經遠遠超出任何成功治療嘅階段。
He most likely would have succumbed → 佢好大機會
to the disease within a few months. → 幾個月內就會病死。
Sad. → 慘。
Yeah. → 係。
Mr. Grace's wife told me → Grace先生嘅太太話我知
he served as a Presbyterian minister → 佢做咗長老會牧師
for the last seven years. → 七年。
By contrast, we have George Parker. → 相反，我哋有George Parker。
Judging by healed wounds on his body, → 從佢身上嘅舊傷睇，
he was not exactly a peace-loving man. → 佢絕對唔係一個愛好和平嘅人。
An ex-con with a history of violence. → 一個有暴力案底嘅前囚犯。
So why would you target both a sinner and a saint? → 點解會同時針對一個罪人同一個聖人？
(slow, sultry, hip-hop intro playing) → （緩慢、誘人、嘻哈前奏響起）
♪ Whoa-oh, ooh, oh-oh... ♪ → ♪ Whoa-oh, ooh, oh-oh... ♪
♪ You lie, and you take a bow ♪ → ♪ 你講大話，然後鞠躬 ♪
♪ Start war and you take a bow ♪ → ♪ 發動戰爭，然後鞠躬 ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah ♪ → ♪ 係呀，係呀 ♪
♪ And now you want to take control of me ♪ → ♪ 而家你想控制我 ♪
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
♪ Delivered sweetly ♪ → ♪ 甜美地送上 ♪
♪ Your words of tragedy. ♪ → ♪ 你嘅悲劇說話。 ♪
Mac. Hey, I ran the bullets from our vics. → Mac。喂，我查過死者嘅子彈。
No hits in IBIS. → IBIS系統冇匹配。
And then I compared those rounds to the round I fired-- → 然後我比較咗啲子彈同我試射嘅——
the stria don't match. → 紋路唔吻合。
You suggesting the killer left a different gun behind → 你係話個殺手留低咗另一支槍
to throw us off? → 誤導我哋？
I don't think so. → 我唔係咁諗。
I think it was so hot in that oven → 我覺得係個爐太熱
that not only did it melt the polymer → 唔單止熔咗
exterior of the Glock, → Glock嘅聚合物外殼，
but it also softened the metal barrel. → 仲軟化咗金屬槍管。
(creaking slowly) → （慢慢吱吱聲）
That could have altered the stria pattern. → 咁可能會改變咗紋路模式。
That type of heat would also destroy → 嗰種熱力都會毀滅
any prints and DNA trace. → 任何指紋同DNA痕跡。
Sounds like the gun's a dead end. → 聽落支槍係死路一條。
Whoever this killer is, he's thorough. → 無論呢個殺手係邊個，佢都好仔細。
I second that. → 我同意。
I got DNA off the martini glass from the bar. → 我喺酒吧個馬天尼杯上面搵到DNA。
No hits in CODIS. → CODIS系統冇匹配記錄。
And I found no prints on the lowball glass. → 矮杯上面就搵唔到指紋。
But I did find acrylic smudges. → 但係我搵到啲亞加力膠漬。
I think the guy used nail polish to cover his fingertips. → 我估個兇手用指甲油遮住咗手指頭。
What about the ash from the oven? → 焗爐啲灰燼呢？
I haven't found the source yet, → 暫時未搵到源頭，
but I'm still working on it. → 不過我仲喺度跟緊。
HAWKES: This guy's clever, but he → HAWKES：呢條友好醒，但係佢
may not have thought of everything. The hairs Sid found → 未必諗晒所有嘢。Sid喺George Parker身上
on George Parker-- got a hit → 搵到啲頭髮——同一個叫William Dowd嘅人
on a William Dowd. → 匹配到。
Did ten years in the same prison as Parker. → 同Parker喺同一間監獄坐咗十年。
Half of those were for violent altercations while in prison. → 其中一半時間係因為監獄入面嘅暴力衝突。
He was released five months ago, → 佢五個月前放監，
fits the description of our killer. → 同我哋個殺手嘅描述吻合。
Sounds like George Parker's prison history → 聽落George Parker嘅監獄歷史
might have followed him to the Y & Dot Lounge. → 可能跟咗佢去Y & Dot Lounge。
HAWKES: I followed up with his parole officer. → HAWKES：我跟進咗佢嘅假釋官。
Got an address. → 攞到個地址。
Consider the suspect well-armed and extremely dangerous. → 記住，個疑犯有武器，極度危險。
(siren wailing, engine roaring) → （警笛聲，引擎聲）
William Dowd! NYPD! We want to talk to you! → William Dowd！紐約警察！我哋想同你傾吓！
(knocking) → （敲門聲）
Go ahead. → 入嚟。
Get your hands on your head, now! → 雙手放喺頭上面，即刻！
Don't move! → 唔好郁！
OFFICER: Secure. → 警員：安全。
Building super. This is the third time I've been here → 大廈管理員。我已經係第三次嚟呢度
for fire alarm inspections. → 檢查火警鐘。
I'm sorry, now's really not a good time. → 唔好意思，而家真係唔係時候。
Well, where's the guy who lives here? → 咁住喺呢度嘅人去咗邊？
Um... → 嗯...
Actually, he's not available right now. → 其實，佢而家唔得閒。
We're, um... kinda in the middle of something. → 我哋，嗯... 有啲嘢搞緊。
Smart decision. → 聰明嘅決定。
You chose to cooperate. → 你揀咗合作。
I wasn't cooperating with you, I just... → 我唔係同你合作，我只係...
didn't want to see him get killed. → 唔想見到佢俾人殺死。
Why would I kill him? There's no money in that. → 點解我要殺佢？又冇錢賺。
Why did you bring me here? → 你帶我嚟呢度做咩？
I saw you shoot that bartender → 我見到你開槍打死個調酒師
for looking at you. → 就因為佢望咗你一眼。
You know why you're here. → 你知唔知點解喺呢度。
Only reason you're still alive → 你仲未死得
is 'cause you have information I need. → 只係因為你有我需要嘅情報。
Well, if you think I'm going to let you use me, → 如果你以為我會俾你利用我，
then kill me, → 咁就殺咗我，
you're crazy. → 你傻咗。
You don't have to continue cooperating. → 你唔使繼續合作。
But if you don't, I give you my word, → 但係如果你唔合作，我向你保證，
more people will die. → 會死更多人。
Starting with you. → 第一個就係你。
There's things I need to find. → 我要搵啲嘢。
A person I need to meet. → 要見一個人。
And you're going to help me do both. → 而你會幫我做晒呢兩樣嘢。
You think I killed George Parker? → 你覺得我殺咗George Parker？
I think you like being behind bars. → 我覺得你鍾意坐監。
You've spent more of your life in jail then you have out of it. → 你人生大部分時間都喺監獄入面過。
Some guys can't cope. → 有啲人適應唔到出面嘅世界。
We've seen your body of work. → 我哋睇過你嘅「作品」。
Assault with a deadly weapon, attempted murder. → 用致命武器襲擊，企圖謀殺。
And that was all before you got out of prison. → 全部都係你出獄之前做嘅。
You do what you gotta do to survive. → 為咗生存，乜都要做㗎。
Well, murdering three people ought to be enough → 殺咗三個人，應該夠
to send you back to your comfort zone. → 送你返去你嘅舒適圈。
That's prison for life. → 終身監禁。
You said you got my DNA off of George's throat? → 你話你喺George條頸上面搵到我嘅DNA？
That's right. → 冇錯。
Yeah, that's 'cause I saw him yesterday → 係呀，因為我尋日喺街度見到佢
on the street. It's not what you think. → 唔係你諗嗰樣嘢。
(snickering) → （偷笑）
Oh, very funny. → 哈，真係好笑。
What's up, dude? → 點呀，老友？
Good to see you. → 見到你真好。
Good to see you, man. → 見到你真好，兄弟。
I never had beef with George. → 我同George從來冇過節。
All I did was say what's up → 我只係同一個以前喺監獄識嘅人
to some guy I used to know on the inside. → 打個招呼咋。
I did my dirt. Served my time. → 我做過嘅壞事，我已經坐完監。
I'm not going back. → 我唔會再返去。
I just want to live my life. → 我只想過返正常生活。
Sorry George won't get a chance to do the same. → 可惜George冇機會咁做。
Hey, Jo. Check this out. → 喂，Jo，睇吓呢個。
William Dowd's story turns out to be true. → William Dowd講嘅嘢原來係真嘅。
Witnesses saw him greet George Parker → 有目擊者見到佢喺125街同第七大道交界
on the corner of 125th and Seventh. → 同George Parker打招呼。
Oh. I think I may have found → 哦，我可能搵到
the name and address of our mystery woman. → 個神秘女人嘅名同地址。
Turns out, ten minutes before the shootout → 原來，喺Y & Dot Lounge槍戰發生前十分鐘，
at the Y & Dot Lounge, someone used their credit card → 有人用信用卡
to order a martini at the bar. → 喺酒吧叫咗杯馬天尼。
Camille Jordanson? → Camille Jordanson？
You know her? → 你識佢？
I grew up with her. → 我同佢一齊大。
HAWKES: Someone came through here in a hurry. → HAWKES：有人好匆忙咁嚟過呢度。
They really trashed her place. → 佢哋真係將佢間屋翻咗轉頭。
Any idea who might have done this? → 知唔知邊個會咁做？
No. → 唔知。
But whatever they were looking for could be the reason → 但係無論佢哋搵緊乜，可能就係
why she wasn't killed at the Y & Dot Lounge. → 點解佢喺Y & Dot Lounge冇俾人殺死嘅原因。
When was the last time you talked to Camille? → 你最後一次同Camille傾偈係幾時？
HAWKES: She left me a voicemail about a week ago. → HAWKES：佢大約一個星期前留咗個留言俾我。
I didn't get a chance to call her back yet. → 我仲未得閒覆佢。
Check this out. → 睇吓呢個。
Looks like an album box. → 似係唱片盒。
Camille was always into music. → Camille一向好鍾意音樂。
She an old flame of yours? → 佢係你舊情人？
No, we were just friends. → 唔係，我哋只係朋友。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯哼。
I never got up the nerve to make a move. → 我一直冇膽表白。
She was always the life of the party. → 佢永遠係派對嘅靈魂人物。
Everybody's "girl next door." → 個個都當佢係「鄰家女孩」。
What is this "girl next door" into? → 呢個「鄰家女孩」搞緊啲乜？
We've matched Camille's DNA from her toothbrush → 我哋將Camille牙刷上面嘅DNA
to the martini glass from the lounge. → 同酒吧個馬天尼杯做咗比對。
She's definitely our mystery woman. → 佢肯定係我哋嘅神秘女人。
(cell phone ringing) → （手機響）
Danville. → Danville。
There's over 100 bottles of prescription medication → 佢間屋入面藏咗
hidden in her apartment. → 超過一百樽處方藥。
None of it was prescribed to her. → 全部都唔係開俾佢嘅。
Great. Thanks. → 好，唔該。
Camille works as a nurse for the Pleasant Green Clinic. → Camille喺Pleasant Green診所做護士。
Not anymore. → 而家唔係啦。
According to their personnel office, → 根據人事部嘅記錄，
she was fired three weeks ago for stealing meds. → 佢三個星期前因為偷藥俾人炒咗。
That explains all these other names on the prescriptions. → 咁就解釋到點解處方上面有咁多其他人嘅名。
Painkillers, anti-depressants, cancer medication, → 止痛藥、抗抑鬱藥、癌症藥物，
some of it costing $50 a pill. → 有啲一粒要成50蚊美金。
That's serious money. → 呢啲係大錢嚟㗎。
She was probably selling it on the side. → 佢可能喺出面偷偷賣藥。
No way-- Camille does not have a criminal record. → 唔可能——Camille冇犯罪記錄㗎。
And there's no sign → 而且冇跡象顯示
that she needed money → 佢需要錢
bad enough to do something like this. → 到要做呢啲嘢。
Yeah, but there's a reason she wasn't killed in that lounge, → 係，但係佢喺間酒吧冇俾人殺死，
and her apartment was ransacked. → 間屋又俾人搜過，一定有原因。
She probably got in over her head. → 佢可能玩出火。
That's got to be why she was calling me. → 佢打俾我肯定係因為咁。
She was probably calling for help. → 佢可能係打嚟求救。
TAYLOR: We still don't know what Camille → TAYLOR：我哋仲未知道Camille
has in common with our two vics. → 同我哋兩個死者有咩共通點。
Julian Grace had liver cancer, but I don't see his → Julian Grace有肝癌，但係我見唔到佢
or George Parker's name on any of these prescriptions. → 或者George Parker個名喺呢啲處方上面。
Let's take a closer look at everything. → 我哋再仔細睇清楚所有嘢。
There's something that got to lead us back to the identity → 一定有啲嘢可以帶我哋搵到
of our professional killer. → 個職業殺手嘅身份。
All right. → 好。
(low, indistinct voices) → （低沉、模糊嘅對話聲）
Camille Jordanson was an excellent nurse. → Camille Jordanson係個好出色嘅護士。
Patients loved her. → 病人好鍾意佢。
I didn't want to fire her. → 我唔想炒佢㗎。
Then what's all this about her stealing meds? → 咁佢偷藥呢件事係點嚟㗎？
One of Camille's patients came in → Camille其中一個病人嚟覆診
complaining about his symptoms. → 話佢啲症狀冇好轉。
No only was he not getting better, → 唔單止冇好轉，
he was getting worse. → 仲越來越差。
You have any idea why? → 你知唔知點解？
The patient swore he was taking his meds, → 個病人發誓佢有準時食藥，
but there was no sign they were having an effect. → 但係完全冇效果。
So we took a look at the pills. → 所以我哋檢查咗啲藥丸。
Somewhere between us issuing them and him receiving them, → 喺我哋開藥同佢收到藥之間，
the real medication had been swapped out → 真藥俾人換咗
for counterfeit pills. → 做假藥。
Fake meds. → 假藥。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯哼。
Camille was delivering the medication → Camille係負責送藥
to the patients at home. → 去病人屋企嘅。
But there was no proof that she had been lying. → 但係冇證據證明佢講大話。
But when her second patient came in → 但係當佢第二個病人嚟覆診
complaining about the same symptoms, well... → 投訴同樣嘅症狀，咁...
the writing was on the wall. → 就真相大白啦。
Did you file a report with the NYPD? → 你有冇向紐約警察報案？
I decided not to. → 我決定唔報。
Any investigation questioning our ethics → 任何調查質疑我哋嘅操守
could shut this place down. → 都可能搞到呢間診所關門。
I didn't feel I could do that to my patients or my staff. → 我唔想咁樣對我啲病人同員工。
I assumed we could sweep it under the rug by firing Camille. → 我以為炒咗Camille就可以當冇事發生。
NURSE: Doctor? → 護士：醫生？
Thank you. → 唔該。
You asked for her list of patients, → 你問嘅病人名單，
and this is her cell phone → 同埋呢個係佢返工嗰陣
that we loaned her when she came to work. → 我哋借俾佢嘅手機。
Great. → 好。
I also looked up the names you asked about. → 我仲查咗你問嗰幾個名。
We see hundreds of patients here, but, uh... → 我哋呢度睇過幾百個病人，但係，嗯...
a George Parker or Julian Grace... → George Parker或者Julian Grace...
there's no sign of them having been treated by the clinic. → 冇記錄顯示佢哋喺呢間診所求診過。
Okay. Thank you. → 好，唔該。
Mm. → 嗯。
So Camille Jordanson wasn't just stealing meds. → 所以Camille Jordanson唔單止偷藥。
She was actually giving patients fake meds in return. → 佢實際上係俾假藥病人。
Pun intended-- that's pretty sick. → 講笑咁講——真係好變態。
Yeah. And pretty sophisticated. → 係呀。而且好高技術。
I mean, making fake meds ain't easy. → 整假藥唔係咁易㗎。
It's not something you can do out of your apartment. → 唔係喺屋企可以做到嘅事。
She had to be working with somebody. → 佢一定係同人合作。
That somebody might be our killer. → 嗰個人可能就係我哋嘅殺手。
Or whoever hired him. → 或者係請佢嘅人。
You get enough to eat? → 你食夠唔夠飽呀？
Good. → 好。
Thought I'd get you some food and a... → 諗住俾你帶啲嘢食同一套...
change of clothes. → 替換衫。
You want me to put this on? → 你想我著呢件？
If you don't mind. → 如果你唔介意嘅話。
Just so we're clear, this is not kindness. → 講清楚先，呢個唔係好心。
This is a reminder of how valuable life is. → 呢個係提醒你生命有幾寶貴。
You stole some drugs. → 你偷咗啲藥。
Hid 'em somewhere. → 收埋咗喺某個地方。
I asked you where they were. → 我問你佢哋喺邊。
And you told me you didn't know. → 你話我知你唔知。
See, my profession takes me all over the city, → 你睇，我份工要周圍走，
so I know people. → 所以我識人。
Some of those people... → 有啲人...
told me that the NYPD visited your apartment. → 話我知NYPD去過你屋企。
And guess what they found... → 你估佢哋搵到咩...
You lied to me. → 你呃我。
Liars... → 講大話嘅人...
get in the way of me making money. → 會阻住我搵錢。
(anxious breath) → （緊張呼吸聲）
Why would I answer any of your questions → 點解我要答你啲問題
when you haven't answered mine? → 當你仲未答我嗰啲？
Do you believe in fate, or free will? → 你信命運定係自由意志？
I see what you're doing. → 我知你做緊咩。
Stalling. → 拖延時間。
It's very noble. → 好高尚。
I'm gonna give you one more chance → 我會俾多次機會你
not to lie to me. → 唔好再呃我。
See, I didn't find the drugs, but I will find Janice Scott. → 我冇搵到啲藥，但我會搵到Janice Scott。
'Cause you're gonna tell me where she is. → 因為你會話我知佢喺邊。
All right... I'll play your game. → 好... 我陪你玩呢個遊戲。
That's what I thought. → 我諗都係咁。
Want to know the secret to bad medicine? → 想知衰藥嘅秘密係咩？
Soap scum. → 肥皂漬。
I took a closer look at the pills from Camille's apartment. → 我仔細睇過Camille屋企啲藥丸。
Turns out they were all diluted with magnesium stearate. → 原來全部都溝咗硬脂酸鎂。
(wry laugh) Same ingredient as → （苦笑）同你洗完澡浴缸邊嗰圈
the ring around your tub after a bath. → 一樣嘅成分。
Right. It's also a common binder. → 係。呢個都係常見嘅黏合劑。
It's used in hard candy, aspirin, pill form medications. → 用喺硬糖、阿士匹靈、藥丸劑型嘅藥。
But not to this extent. Check it out. → 但唔會咁多。你睇下。
There's so much magnesium stearate in these pills → 呢啲藥丸入面有咁多硬脂酸鎂，
that the therapeutic dose is practically nonexistent. → 治療劑量幾乎係零。
The drugs in Camille's apartment must've been the fake meds → Camille屋企啲藥一定係假藥，
she was giving her patients. → 佢俾病人嗰啲。
They were well-made, too. → 仲做得幾好添。
They looked exactly like the real thing. → 睇落同真嘅一模一樣。
If those are the fakes, where's the real medication? → 如果嗰啲係假嘅，真藥喺邊？
Continue processing those pills. → 繼續化驗呢啲藥丸。
They may get us a lead on our killer. → 可能幫我哋搵到兇手嘅線索。
(high-pitched whirr) → （高頻轉動聲）
DANVILLE: Any new leads, Adam? → DANVILLE: Adam，有冇新線索？
I was going through the ash in the pizza oven, → 我喺薄餅爐啲灰入面搵，
and I found... mostly ash-- hmm-- yeah. → 搵到... 大部分都係灰——嗯——係。
But I also found this. → 但我仲搵到呢個。
This fragment is made of galvanized steel-- → 呢塊碎片係鍍鋅鋼造嘅——
similar to what they use in battleships-- → 同戰艦用嘅類似——
and I'm not quite sure what it was doing in the oven yet. → 我仲未肯定佢喺爐入面做咩。
This one reminds me of Sterling. → 呢個令我想起Sterling。
No, it's actually made of copper alloy. → 唔，其實係銅合金造嘅。
No, Jason Sterling. He was an old friend of mine → 唔，Jason Sterling。佢係我舊朋友，
who used to collect decorative pins like this. → 以前鍾意收集呢啲裝飾襟章。
Notice the melted support prong on the bottom. → 留意到底部熔化咗嘅支撐腳。
Looks like a butterfly clutch prong. → 似蝴蝶扣腳。
Means our killer has style. → 即係我哋嘅兇手有品味。
Well, you have your research cut out for you, Adam. → 好，Adam，你有排研究。
What does a decorative pin have to do with galvanized steel? → 裝飾襟章同鍍鋅鋼有咩關係？
Uh, you're more than welcome to join me. → 呃，你隨時可以加入我。
Sorry. I wish I could. → 唔好意思。我都想。
Sid just got me the medical histories → Sid啱啱俾咗所有死者嘅
of all our vics. → 病歷我。
Turns out Julian Grace was not the only one → 原來唔止Julian Grace
with a serious health condition. → 有嚴重健康問題。
George Parker was bipolar. → George Parker係躁鬱症。
Maybe Parker and Grace were buying meds from Camille. → 可能Parker同Grace都係向Camille買藥。
But there's nothing to indicate → 但冇證據顯示
that Camille even knew those guys. → Camille識得嗰兩個人。
So I'm really hoping that this can shed some light on things. → 所以我好希望呢個可以幫到手。
Both Parker and Grace → Parker同Grace
had low levels of uranium in their bloodstreams. → 血液入面都有低濃度嘅鈾。
Mushroom cloud? → 蘑菇雲？
Atomic bomb uranium? → 原子彈嘅鈾？
Boom. → 嘭。
Well, h-how does someone get radioactive blood? → 點樣會令到血液有放射性？
Can't wait to find out. → 好想快啲知道。
Let me know. → 話我知。
(anxious laugh) → （緊張笑聲）
All right, then. Thanks. → 好，咁。唔該。
TAYLOR: You said you had something? → TAYLOR: 你話有嘢要講？
Yeah. I got Camille Jordanson's work phone hooked up here. → 係。我駁咗Camille Jordanson嘅工作電話。
I compared her calls to her personal phone bill. → 我比較咗佢嘅通話記錄同私人電話單。
There's one number that stands out as a frequent caller. → 有個號碼成日打嚟，好突出。
TAYLOR: Janice Scott. → TAYLOR: Janice Scott。
She was a patient of Camille's. Her name was on the list → 佢係Camille嘅病人。個名喺你俾我
you gave me from the Pleasant Green Clinic. → Pleasant Green診所嘅名單上面。
DANNY: That's right. → DANNY: 係。
And it makes sense that her number → 佢個號碼喺Camille嘅通話記錄入面
would be in Camille's call history, → 都好合理，
because patients often bond with their caretakers. → 因為病人成日同醫護人員建立關係。
Right, that's true, but I just got off the phone with Flack, → 係，冇錯，但我啱啱同Flack傾完電話，
and the unis found Janice's apartment ransacked, → 啲差人發現Janice嘅屋企俾人搜過，
just like Camille's place. → 同Camille屋企一樣。
Whoever's after Camille might also be after Janice Scott. → 追緊Camille嗰個人可能都喺追Janice Scott。
Yeah, and Flack said the landlord → 係，Flack話業主
hasn't seen her two days. → 兩日冇見過佢。
I ran Janice's W2. → 我查過Janice嘅W2。
She owns a couple different businesses-- → 佢有幾間唔同嘅生意——
a bodega, a print shop, a nightclub. → 一間雜貨店、一間印刷舖、一間夜總會。
She could be hiding out in one of those spots. → 佢可能匿喺其中一個地方。
All right. Let's split up. I want them all searched. → 好。我哋分頭行事。全部都要搜。
Hey, Mac. If it's okay, I'd like to be a part of this. → Mac，如果唔介意，我想參與。
If Camille's guilty, I'll be the first to admit that I'm wrong. → 如果Camille有罪，我會第一個認錯。
But for now, we still have to find her. → 但而家，我哋仲要搵佢。
And if this woman knows where she is, → 如果呢個女人知佢喺邊，
I'd like to be the one that talks to her. → 我想親自同佢傾。
All right. → 好。
♪ Everybody looking at her ♪ → ♪ 個個都望住佢 ♪
♪ They can move right away ♪ → ♪ 佢哋可以即刻走開 ♪
♪ You can see it in her movement ♪ → ♪ 你睇佢嘅動作 ♪
♪ That the girl don't play ♪ → ♪ 就知呢個女仔唔玩嘢 ♪
♪ A walking danger ♪ → ♪ 一個行緊嘅危險 ♪
♪ One look in her eyes ♪ → ♪ 一睇佢對眼 ♪
♪ You do what she want you to ♪ → ♪ 你就會做佢想你做嘅嘢 ♪
♪ And you won't even know why ♪ → ♪ 你甚至唔知點解 ♪
♪ Everybody wanna touch it, touch it ♪ → ♪ 個個都想掂佢，掂佢 ♪
♪ And they're going berserk ♪ → ♪ 佢哋癲咗 ♪
♪ She can make you love it, love it ♪ → ♪ 佢可以令你愛上，愛上 ♪
♪ Even if it hurts ♪ → ♪ 就算會痛 ♪
♪ From her head to my toes ♪ → ♪ 由頭到腳 ♪
♪ She's out of control ♪ → ♪ 佢失控 ♪
♪ She can reach right in your chest ♪ → ♪ 佢可以直入你心口 ♪
♪ Pull out your soul ♪ → ♪ 抽出你嘅靈魂 ♪
♪ She said don't ask no more ♪ → ♪ 佢話唔好再問 ♪
♪ Do it 'cause I said so ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為我話咗 ♪
♪ You're under my control ♪ → ♪ 你喺我控制之下 ♪
♪ Do it 'cause I said so... ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為我話咗... ♪
Her office is right there? → 佢嘅辦公室喺嗰度？
Yeah. → 係。
Her office is right there? → 佢嘅辦公室喺嗰度？
Yeah. → 係。
Thanks. → 唔該。
Hey, that way. → 喂，嗰邊。
♪ Do it cause you want to ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為你想 ♪
♪ You want to 'cause I said so ♪ → ♪ 你想因為我話咗 ♪
♪ She said don't ask no questions ♪ → ♪ 佢話唔好問問題 ♪
♪ Do it 'cause I said so ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為我話咗 ♪
♪ You're under my control ♪ → ♪ 你喺我控制之下 ♪
♪ Do it cause I said so... ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為我話咗... ♪
Flack. → Flack。
♪ Do it 'cause I said so ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為我話咗 ♪
♪ Do it 'cause you want to ♪ → ♪ 做啦因為你想 ♪
♪ You want to 'cause I said so... ♪ → ♪ 你想因為我話咗... ♪
Hawkes! I got eyes on him! → Hawkes！我見到佢！
He's dressed like a bouncer! → 佢著到好似保鏢！
Look out! Look out! Move it! Police! Police! → 小心！小心！讓開！警察！警察！
Hey! Police! Look out! → 喂！警察！小心！
(two gunshots, people screaming) → （兩下槍聲，人群尖叫）
FLACK: Get out of the way! Get out of the way! → FLACK: 讓開！讓開！
Police! Move! Get out of the way! → 警察！讓開！讓開！
Get out of the way! → 讓開！
Where'd he go? Did you see where he went? → 佢去咗邊？你有冇見到佢去邊？
No! → 冇！
Hey, Hawkes, I lost him. → Hawkes，我跟甩咗佢。
That's not all we lost, Flack. → Flack，我哋唔止冇咗佢。
I'm in Janice Scott's office. → 我喺Janice Scott嘅辦公室。
She's dead. → 佢死咗。
(cell phone ringing) → （手機響）
HAWKES: What's up, Mac? → HAWKES: Mac，咩事？
I put an APB on our killer → 我根據詳細嘅面部描述
based on the detailed facial description. → 發出咗全城通緝令。
We have unis at the residences of Camille Jordanson's patients. → 我哋派咗差人去Camille Jordanson啲病人嘅屋企。
Mac, there's signs of forced entry here, → Mac，呢度有強行入屋嘅跡象，
but no indication of a struggle. → 但冇打鬥嘅痕跡。
HAWKES: Judging by the hemorrhaging in Janice Scott's eyes, → HAWKES: 從Janice Scott眼中嘅出血嚟睇，
I don't think she was murdered. → 我唔覺得佢係俾人殺嘅。
Most likely died from a stroke. → 好大機會係中風死。
Was probably dead before the killer arrived. → 可能喺兇手嚟之前已經死咗。
Any idea why he was after her? → 知唔知佢點解要追佢？
No, not yet. → 未，仲未知。
But Janice kept her health records here, → 但Janice將病歷放喺呢度，
and looking at her MRIs, → 睇佢嘅MRI，
she suffered from a brain tumor. → 佢有腦腫瘤。
All three of our killer's targets → 我哋兇手嘅三個目標
had serious health conditions. → 都有嚴重健康問題。
HAWKES: I'm guessing Janice Scott was on fake meds, → HAWKES: 我估Janice Scott係食緊假藥，
because her tumor continued to grow, → 因為佢個腫瘤繼續長大，
despite being on medication. → 就算有食藥。
So one of our killer's targets was on fake meds, → 所以一個目標係食假藥，
while the other two had uranium in their bloodstream. → 另外兩個血液入面有鈾。
There may be a connection. → 可能有關連。
Your friend Janice Scott... is dead. → 你朋友Janice Scott... 死咗。
Why are you telling me this? → 點解要話我知？
Because she was already dead when I arrived. → 因為我到嘅時候佢已經死咗。
Well, don't you get paid whether you kill them or not? → 你殺唔殺人都照收錢㗎？
Hey, the people I kill choose death → 喂，我殺嘅人係揀咗死亡
when they choose how they live. → 當佢哋揀咗點樣生活。
Well, not Janice Scott! → Janice Scott唔係！
She wasn't some criminal or murderer. → 佢唔係罪犯或者殺人犯。
She was just an... → 佢只係一個...
an innocent woman trying to live a full life → 一個無辜嘅女人想好好過生活
while battling a disease. → 同時要同病魔搏鬥
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
I think we figured out how you get radioactive blood. → 我哋應該搵到你點樣有放射性血液
That's exactly what I wanted to hear. → 呢句就係我想聽嘅
We randomly sampled 25 pills from Camille's apartment. → 我哋隨機抽咗Camille屋企25粒藥丸
So far, all of them have contained uranium. → 到目前為止，全部都有鈾
Medications for cancer, diabetes, anti-depressants, → 癌症藥、糖尿藥、抗抑鬱藥
it's a wide range of pills. → 好多唔同種類嘅藥
And if uranium is a common impurity, → 如果鈾係常見雜質
it means George Parker and Julian Grace took fake meds. → 即係George Parker同Julian Grace食咗假藥
We verified Janice Scott did, as well. → 我哋證實咗Janice Scott都係
Sid also found uranium in her blood. → Sid喺佢血液入面都搵到鈾
That means all three of our vics took false medication. → 即係三個受害者都食咗假藥
But why is our killer also after Camille? → 但點解殺手要追殺Camille？
Our answer might be in the uranium. → 答案可能喺鈾入面
Nice hat, Adam. → 頂帽好靚喎，Adam
(laughs) → （笑）
It's a trilby, right? → 呢頂係trilby帽，係咪？
Yeah. How, how'd you know? → 係呀。你點知㗎？
It's a trilby, right? → 呢頂係trilby帽，係咪？
Yeah. How, how'd you know? → 係呀。你點知㗎？
I know a few things about hats. What do you got for me? → 我對帽有啲認識。你有咩俾我？
The steel fragment from the oven? → 焗爐嗰塊鋼碎片？
Yes. → 係
Based on its curvature, → 根據佢嘅弧度
I was able to estimate what it might have been attached to. → 我可以估計到佢原本黐住咩
I know a ring of galvanized steel isn't really big news... → 我知道一個鍍鋅鋼圈唔係咩大新聞...
But a ring of galvanized steel → 但一個周長22吋嘅鍍鋅鋼圈
that's 22 inches in circumference is, → 就係大新聞
because that's equivalent to → 因為呢個尺寸
the average hat size of most men. → 等於一般男人嘅帽尺寸
I called around, and there are a ton of hat shops → 我周圍打過電話，好多帽舖
that use steel for millinery wire. → 都會用鋼絲做帽架
But there are not a lot → 但係同時有賣
of hat shops that also sell → 銅裝飾扣針嘅帽舖
copper decorative pins. → 就唔多
Suit jacket lapel pins, to be more specific. → 準確啲講，係西裝領口嘅扣針
Okay, so we've got → 好，咁我哋有
a trilby hat and a copper lapel pin. → 一頂trilby帽同一粒銅領扣
It sounds like our killer, in order to leave the lounge, → 聽落似係殺手為咗離開 lounge
needed to change his look, so he took the hat off, → 要改變造型，所以除咗帽
he took the suit jacket off, wrapped the gun inside → 除咗西裝外套，包住支槍
and tossed it in the oven. → 掉咗入焗爐
(people screaming) → （人群尖叫）
I was able to track the hat and the pin to a shop in Midtown. → 我追蹤到頂帽同扣針係嚟自Midtown一間舖
Sent the owner over a sketch of the killer, → 傳咗殺手嘅素描俾老闆
and bingo. → 一擊即中
Did you get a name? → 有冇名？
and bingo. → 一擊即中
Did you get a name? → 有冇名？
No. The killer only pays with cash → 冇。殺手淨係俾現金
and doesn't use his name with anyone. → 同邊個都唔講自己個名
But... I did get a name → 但...我搵到介紹佢去帽舖嗰個人
of the person who referred him to the hat shop. → 個名
Theola Kumi?! → Theola Kumi？！
She's the manager of the Pleasant Green Clinic. → 佢係Pleasant Green診所嘅經理
Most doctors I know don't give referrals → 我識嘅醫生唔會介紹
to professional killers. → 專業殺手俾人
(laughs) → （笑）
You didn't tell me that my targets were sick patients. → 你冇話我知目標係病人
Look, you wanted to re-negotiate the price. → 你話想重新傾價錢
Considering the improvising you've had to do... → 考慮到你成日要臨時變陣...
name it. → 開個價
But I want Camille taken care of. → 但我要Camille搞掂
I sense hesitation. → 我感覺到你有啲猶豫
You're not getting sweet on her, are you? → 你唔係對佢有意思呀嘛？
If you're unable to do it, → 如果你做唔到
I don't have a problem going with plan B. → 我唔介意用B計劃
Hey, Mac, we did some digging. → 喂，Mac，我哋做咗啲調查
Trying to figure out if there was another motivation → 想睇下Camille屋企有偷藥
for Camille to have stolen meds in her apartment. → 係咪有其他動機
She wasn't stealing drugs, Mac, she was stealing proof. → 佢唔係偷藥，Mac，佢係偷證據
Theola Kumi. → Theola Kumi
Has no record in the United States, → 喺美國冇犯罪記錄
but in Armenia, she was found guilty of medical fraud. → 但喺亞美尼亞，佢被判醫療詐騙罪成
TAYLOR: Using unlicensed doctors, → TAYLOR：用無牌醫生
billing for procedures that were never done. → 收咗錢但冇做過手術
Camille wasn't giving her patients fake meds, → Camille唔係俾假藥病人
and she wasn't selling real meds on the side, either. → 亦唔係私下賣真藥
There never were any real meds. → 根本就冇真藥
It was Pleasant Green Clinic → 係Pleasant Green診所
selling fake meds to their own patients. → 賣假藥俾自己啲病人
HAWKES: Mm-hmm. → HAWKES：嗯
George Parker and Julian Grace → George Parker同Julian Grace
weren't listed as patients, → 冇登記做病人
but their files could have been erased. → 但佢哋嘅檔案可能俾人刪咗
Dr. Kumi had motive for tying up loose ends. → Kumi醫生有動機要清理門戶
And hiring a professional killer → 請專業殺手
is one way to do that. → 就係其中一個方法
Well, uranium is not easy to find. → 鈾唔易搵
but I found some in Queens. → 但喺Queens我搵到啲
There's an old factory that used to use uranium → 有間舊工廠以前用鈾
to color false teeth. → 幫假牙上色
It's been abandoned for a few years. → 已經荒廢咗幾年
TAYLOR: Jo, you and I will → TAYLOR：Jo，我同你去嗰邊
head over that location, you two → 你兩個
get Danny and Flack to visit Dr. Kumi at the clinic. → 叫Danny同Flack去診所搵Kumi醫生
Only, this time, they bring a warrant. → 不過今次要帶搜查令
Right. → 好
(sirens wailing) → （警笛聲）
This place is completely empty. → 呢度完全冇人
There's nobody here. → 一個人都冇
No patients, no sign of Dr. Kumi. → 冇病人，冇Kumi醫生嘅蹤影
They must have started moving out right after we left. → 佢哋應該係我哋走咗之後就開始搬
Yep. → 係
NYPD! → NYPD！
(men shouting) → （男人叫喊）
Let's go! → 走！
DANVILLE: NYPD! Get your hands on your head! → DANVILLE：NYPD！雙手放喺頭上！
Getting rid of evidence? → 銷毀證據？
(handcuffs clicking) → （手銬聲）
Or just shredding paper. → 定係碎紙咋
(handcuffs clicking) → （手銬聲）
Or just shredding paper. → 定係碎紙咋
Yeah, right. → 係囉
OFFICER: Police! Police! → 警察！警察！
(men shouting) → （男人叫喊）
(sirens wailing) → （警笛聲）
Get your hands on your head! → 雙手放喺頭上！
Get down! → 跪低！
Over here! → 過嚟！
Stay down! → 唔好郁！
Move, move! → 行，行！
Stay down! → 唔好郁！
Move, move! → 行，行！
(officers shouting) → （警察叫喊）
Where is Camille Jordanson? → Camille Jordanson喺邊？
If she's all you have on me, → 如果你得呢樣嘢可以告我
this is gonna be a short conversation. → 呢個對話好快完
Why don't we wait for my attorney. → 不如等我律師嚟先
I wouldn't want her to miss it. → 我唔想佢錯過
The machines you were loading → 你裝上貨車嗰啲機器
onto those trucks had residue on them. → 有殘留物
Our tests confirmed it was magnesium stearate. → 我哋測試證實係硬脂酸鎂
You were using that factory → 你係用嗰間工廠
to produce fake medication. → 生產假藥
TAYLOR: You were selling → TAYLOR：你賣假藥
fake meds to sick people to make money. → 俾病人賺錢
You put greed ahead of people → 你為咗錢唔理啲以為係你病人嘅人
who thought they were your patients. → 太多人連比賽都未開始就輸咗
Too many of those people lost the race before it even began. → 你要為佢哋嘅事坐監
You're gonna do time for what happened to them. → （嘆氣）
(sighs) → 好，Kumi醫生
All right, so Dr. Kumi → 唔肯講嘢，但佢部電話同通話記錄講咗好多
isn't talking, but her phone and call history say plenty. → 根據呢個，過去48小時
According to this, several calls were made → 有幾個電話打去佢手機
to her cell phone over the last 48 hours. → 每個電話都係喺殺手
Every call was made within 30 minutes → 到犯罪現場30分鐘內打出
of our killer being at the crime scene. → 肯定係佢部電話
It's definitely his phone. → 係，但佢可能用緊一次性電話
Yeah, but he's probably using a burner. → 肯定係佢部電話
It's definitely his phone. → 係，但佢可能用緊一次性電話
Yeah, but he's probably using a burner. → 嗰部電話唔會用得耐
That phone won't be up and running long. → 我哋可以申請傳票，啟動電話GPS
We can get a subpoena, activate the phone's GPS, → 設定緊急三角定位
set up an emergency triangulation. → 得咗，啟動咗
Got it. It's up and running. → ROSS：正
ROSS: Nice. → 快啲，快啲，快啲...
Come on, come on, come on, come on... → Boom
Boom. → 搵到位
We got a location. → （哭泣）
(sobbing) → （電話嗶聲，線路響）
(phone beeps, line ringing) → （電話鈴聲）
(phone chiming) → 男人：你之前話我猶豫
MAN: You sensed hesitation in me before. → 你睇錯我
You were wrong about me. → 咩話？
What? → 你唔使咁做。求吓你
You don't have to do this. Please. → 已經做咗
It's already done. → （遠處槍聲）
(distant gunshot) → （電話中槍聲）
(gunshot over phone) → 唔好，唔好，唔好，唔好
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. → 開槍！我再講——開槍！
Shots fired! I repeat-- shots fired! → 去，去，去...
Go, go, go, go... → 去，去，去！行！行！
Go, go, go! Move! Move! → （線路響）
(line ringing) → Mac！
Mac! → 我聽到Kumi醫生電話
I heard shots fired → 傳嚟槍聲
from Dr. Kumi's phone. → （輪胎摩擦聲）
(tires screech) → 佢啱啱閃咗入東北角嘅後巷
He just ducked into the alley, northeast corner. → 睡房安全
OFFICER: Bedroom's clear. → 廚房安全
Kitchen's clear. → Camille，係
Camille, yeah. → 喂...喂，冇事
Hey.... hey, it's okay. → （輕聲嗚咽）
(whimpers softly) → Sheldon
Sheldon. → 喂。你冇事呀嘛？
Hey. Are you okay? → （輕聲哭泣）
(quiet sob) → 我哋聽到槍聲
We heard gunshots. → （哭泣）
(sobbing) → 冇脈搏
No pulse. → （哭泣）
(sobbing) → 我哋可以帶你離開呢度，好冇？
We can get you out of here, okay? → 一切都會冇事
Everything's gonna be all right. → （輪胎摩擦聲）
(tires screech) → 唔好郁！
Freeze! → 跪低
On your knees. → 慢啲
Slow.
Drop the bag. → 放低個袋。
Hands behind your head. → 對手放喺頭後面。
(handcuffs clicking) → （手銬聲）
(computer blipping) → （電腦嗶嗶聲）
(elevator bell chimes) → （電梯鈴聲）
Hey. → 喂。
Actually, I was, I was gonna call you. → 其實我，我本來想打畀你㗎。
Wonder what he's saying to her. → 唔知佢同佢講緊咩呢。
That's none of our concern. → 唔關我哋事。
Oh, come on, Mac. → 喂，唔好咁啦，Mac。
You're a detective. → 你係個探員嚟㗎。
You mean to tell me you never people-watch? → 你唔好同我講你從來唔睇人㗎？
I'm sure she just came by to thank him for doing his job. → 我肯定佢只係過嚟多謝佢做好本分咋。
Mm... it's more than that. → 嗯...唔止咁簡單。
DANVILLE: Look at her. → DANVILLE：睇吓佢。
I think she wants to go out with him. → 我覺得佢想同佢約會。
What gives you that impression? → 你點解會咁諗？
Can't you see it? → 你睇唔到咩？
She's totally into him. → 佢完全鍾意佢。
Evaluate the evidence. → 評估吓證據先啦。
Look at the signs → 睇吓佢畀嘅
she's throwing at him. → 暗示。
She arches her back a little when she talks, → 佢講嘢嘅時候會微微拗腰，
nervously touching her neckline, shifting her hair → 緊張咁摸吓領口，撥吓啲頭髮
behind her ear. → 撥到耳仔後面。
Somebody's been doing a little too much people-watching. → 有人睇人睇得太過火喇。
But it could be the rekindling → 但都有可能係一段
of a beautiful friendship. → 美好友情嘅重燃。
Or just some hot steamy sex. → 或者只係一輪火辣辣嘅性愛。
(wry laugh) → （苦笑）
♪ ♪ → ♪ ♪
Captioning sponsored by CBS, → 字幕由CBS贊助，
CSI NY PRODUCTIONS, → CSI NY PRODUCTIONS，
and TOYOTA. → 同TOYOTA。
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org → 字幕由WGBH媒體存取組提供 access.wgbh.org