(phone ringing) → （電話鈴聲）
(ringing continues) → （鈴聲繼續）
(grunts) → （咕噥聲）
Hello. → 喂。
WOMAN: Good morning, Doug. → 女人：早晨呀，Doug。
I missed you. → 我好掛住你。
Who is this? → 邊位呀？
Come on. → 咪玩啦。
I know you know me. → 我知你認得我㗎。
Refresh my memory. → 提我一下啦。
What did we do? → 我哋做過啲咩？
Don't be naughty. → 唔好曳啦。
Not yet. → 未得住。
We met at the ceremony where they retired your number. → 我哋喺你退休號碼嘅儀式度見過。
I was the brunette by the bar. → 我係酒吧嗰個黑髮女仔。
(whimpering) I'll cry if you don't remember me. → （嗚咽）如果你唔記得我，我會喊㗎。
Or what I said I'd do. → 或者我講過會做嘅嘢。
Right. Brunette. → 啱啦。黑頭髮。
Big blue eyes. → 大藍眼。
Touchdown, quarterback. → 達陣，四分衛。
(chuckles) Let me ask you something. → （輕笑）我想問你一樣嘢。
Are you still with your wife? → 你仲同你老婆一齊？
Oh, she's out. → 哦，佢出咗去。
Pilates or something-- forget about her. → 做Pilates定咩——唔好理佢啦。
Okay. → 好。
So, what was your most exciting experience? → 咁，你最難忘嘅經歷係咩？
Winning your first, second or third ring? → 贏你第一個、第二個定第三個冠軍戒指？
What if I said my most exciting experience was talking to you, honey? → 如果我話最難忘係同你傾偈，甜心，你點睇？
(chuckles) Now you're just being bad. → （輕笑）你而家真係曳啦。
Okay, after the birth of my daughter, I'd have to say my induction. → 好，除咗我個女出世之外，我會話係我嘅入職典禮。
Mmm. I remember your speech. → 嗯。我記得你嘅演講。
You were on crutches, right? → 你嗰陣拄住拐杖，係咪？
That's right. Fourth surgery on my right knee. → 啱呀。右膝第四次手術。
It starts like an S.O.B. when it rains. → 落雨嗰陣痛到好似死狗咁。
You follow football? → 你有睇足球？
Always been a fan. → 一路都係粉絲。
You can blame my dad for that. → 要怪我老竇㗎。
You know, I read recently that you were hospitalized. → 我最近睇到你入咗醫院。
Was it anything serious? → 係咪好嚴重？
Okay... → 好...
Now you're starting to sound like a reporter. → 你而家講嘢似記者咁。
Are you writing a story or something? → 你係咪寫緊報導定咩？
Or something. → 定咩啦。
How would you like... to be remembered? → 你想... 人地點樣記住你？
(gagging) Doug? Are you okay? → （作嘔聲）Doug？你冇事呀嘛？
Is everything all right? → 冇問題呀嘛？
Doug? → Doug？
Hello? Hello? → 喂？喂？
Are you still there? → 你仲喺度？
(siren wailing, indistinct chatter) JAKE BERKELEY: Horatio. → （警笛聲，模糊對話）JAKE BERKELEY：Horatio。
Hey, H. → 喂，H。
Detective. → 探員。
What have you got? → 你搵到咩？
The victim is Doug McClain. → 死者係Doug McClain。
The football player. → 個足球員。
Who called it in? → 邊個報警？
The wife. → 佢老婆。
Said she got back from Augustine and found him on the floor. → 話佢從Augustine返嚟就見到佢喺地下。
Although he retired 12 years ago, he's still a star, so when this breaks,it's gonna break big. → 雖然佢12年前退休，但仲係明星，所以呢單嘢爆出嚟會好大件事。
Do we have control of the media, Detective? → 我哋控制到傳媒嗎，探員？
Oh, as good as can be expected, given the circumstances. → 哦，喺咁嘅情況下算係咁上下啦。
The body's in here. → 屍體喺呢度。
Okay. → 好。
He's got a stab wound through the neck. → 佢頸部有刀傷。
Have we located the murder weapon yet? → 搵到兇器未？
Did a cursory. → 粗略睇過。
Didn't see anything, but... we got this. → 冇見到任何嘢，但... 我哋有呢個。
Okay. Check his phone records. → 好。查佢電話記錄。
Maybe he was attempting to call for help. → 可能佢嘗試求救。
Already working on it. → 已經做緊。
Thank you. → 唔該。
Alexx? → Alexx？
Whoever stabbed him perfectly severed his carotid. → 兇手一刀完美切斷佢嘅頸動脈。
This spray... → 呢啲血跡...
is from his last three heartbeats. → 係佢最後三次心跳噴出嚟。
Only get that kind of force and volume with a total arterial transection. → 只有完全動脈切斷先有咁嘅力度同份量。
Okay. Alexx, I don't see any defensive wounds. → 好。Alexx，我見唔到任何防禦傷痕。
It doesn't make sense. → 唔合理。
Doug McClain was one of the best athletes of his time. → Doug McClain係佢年代最頂尖嘅運動員之一。
A man like this would never go down without a fight. → 呢種人唔會唔反抗就死。
Till today. → 直到今日。
♪ Yeah! ♪ Captioning sponsored by CBS C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → ♪ Yeah! ♪ 字幕由CBS C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪
(indistinct police radio communication) → （模糊嘅警察無線電通訊）
Okay. → 好。
That doesn't look good. → 呢個唔係好掂。
What's going on? → 發生咩事？
The victim's wife and that character want the body. → 死者老婆同嗰個人想要屍體。
For what? → 做咩？
Cryonics. → 冷凍保存。
They want to freeze him? → 佢哋想雪藏佢？
That's what they said. → 佢哋係咁講。
Huh. → 哼。
Excuse me. → 唔好意思。
Mrs. McClain? → McClain太太？
I'm Alexx Woods, M.E. → 我係Alexx Woods，法醫。
I'm sorry for your loss. → 節哀順變。
Thank you. → 多謝。
But I can't let you take your husband's body. → 但我唔可以俾你帶走你老公嘅遺體。
But it was Doug's wish to be frozen until he could be cryonically revived. → 但Doug嘅遺願係被冷凍直到可以復活。
He made all of the arrangements with the cryonic facility and... → 佢已經同冷凍設施安排好晒...
and Dr. Klein... → 同埋Klein醫生...
Yes. → 係。
and Dr. Klein... → 同埋Klein醫生...
Yes. → 係。
I understand, but that was before he died a violent death. → 我明白，但呢個係佢死於暴力之前嘅決定。
KLEIN: An autopsy could seriously compromise Doug's chances of revival. → KLEIN：驗屍會嚴重影響Doug復活嘅機會。
With all due respect, Doctor, fame doesn't exempt him. → 醫生，我尊重你，但名氣唔代表佢可以豁免。
I have jurisdiction over the remains of his body. → 我對佢嘅遺體有管轄權。
Here. Does this help? → 呢度。呢個幫到手嗎？
It's an injunction from Judge Porterson. → 係Porterson法官嘅禁制令。
An autopsy will never bring back Doug, but some day... → 驗屍永遠唔會令Doug返生，但有一日...
science will. → 科學會。
I have an eight- year-old daughter, and I know it sounds crazy, but... → 我有個八歲嘅女，聽落好癲，但...
Doug wanted to see her grow up. → Doug想睇住佢大。
This way, maybe... → 咁樣，可能...
And maybe even her children. → 甚至可能睇到佢嘅仔女。
We'll just take the body. → 我哋就帶走屍體。
Okay, this is subject to court ajudication. → 好，呢個要等法庭裁決。
In the meantime, you better find me a seat in your van, because that body does not leave my sight. → 與此同時，你最好喺你架車度搵個位俾我，因為我唔會離開呢具屍體。
Certainly. → 當然。
REPORTER #1: McClain was inducted into the Hall of Fame just last year. → 記者#1：McClain舊年先入選名人堂。
REPORTER #2: Famed football quarterback Doug McClain was found murdered in his home early this morning. → 記者#2：著名足球四分衛Doug McClain今早被發現喺屋企被謀殺。
KLEIN: Hold it, fellas. → KLEIN：等等，各位。
REPORTER #2: He broke records in 1988 for total yards thrown. → 記者#2：佢喺1988年創下傳球碼數紀錄。
REPORTER #1: Doug's wife, Elissa, was not available for comment. → 記者#1：Doug嘅太太Elissa未有回應。
Stay tuned to Channel Four News, as we continue to bring you... → 請繼續留意第四頻道新聞，我哋會繼續為你報導...
That's heparin, isn't it? → 呢個係肝素，係咪？
Yes. → 係。
You do realize an anti-coagulant is useless on the dead, right? → 你知唔知抗凝血劑對死人冇用㗎？
Dead to you, Doctor. → 對你嚟講係死，醫生。
We operate with a different definition. → 我哋用唔同嘅定義。
Heparin helps maintain tissue viability. → 肝素幫助維持組織活性。
Okay. → 好。
Get him in. → 帶佢入去。
You find anything, CSI Duquesne? → 你搵到嘢嗎，CSI Duquesne？
Only smudges, Detective Berkeley. → 得啲污跡，Berkeley探員。
I didn't hear you leave this morning. → 我今朝冇聽到你走。
Well, you know, a girl's got to keep some mystery. → 哦，女仔總要保留啲神秘感㗎。
Okay. → 好。
Well, what do you got on this one? → 咁呢單嘢你搵到咩？
Well, I can tell you there was no forced entry and this window was the only thing open. → 我可以話你知冇強行入屋，得呢個窗係開住。
Well, it might be how the killer got in. → 可能係兇手點入嚟。
This doesn't belong. → 呢樣嘢唔屬於呢度。
What is it? → 係咩？
It's a piece of double-sided tape, but look at the fibers in it. → 係一塊雙面膠紙，但睇下上面嘅纖維。
It's too short to be carpet. → 太短，唔係地毯。
I bet it was pulled off of whoever came through the window. → 我估係從邊個爬窗入嚟嘅人身上扯落嚟。
You find anything? → 你搵到嘢？
Oh, yeah. → 哦，係呀。
You find anything? → 你搵到嘢？
Oh, yeah. → 哦，係呀。
Just... probable motive. → 只係... 可能嘅動機。
Hmm. → 嗯。
ANNOUNCER: McClain drops back, passing from the right. → 旁述：McClain後退，從右邊傳球。
Throws left. → 向左傳。
Looking... looking... → 睇緊... 睇緊...
Quick pass. → 快傳。
Touchdown! → 達陣！
He's done it. → 佢做到啦。
He's done it again. → 佢又做到啦。
Doug McClain at the top of his game. → Doug McClain巔峰狀態。
BERKELEY: Somebody took McClain's three championship rings. → BERKELEY：有人攞走咗McClain嘅三個冠軍戒指。
DUQUESNE: "1995 Championship Ball." → DUQUESNE：「1995年冠軍比賽用球。」
I'm assuming there used to be a football there. → 我估以前呢度有個足球。
It would have been from his last game. → 應該係佢最後一場比賽嘅。
Took his team into the championship one last time and then retired. → 最後一次帶隊入冠軍賽然後退休。
The man was a class act. → 呢個人真係好有風度。
You know, I knew that you liked football, but I wasn't aware that you were so into it. → 我知你鍾意足球，但唔知你咁沉迷。
Well, you need your mornings, I need my Sunday afternoons. → 你需要你嘅早晨，我需要我嘅星期日下午。
So you really think that McClain was killed for a few keepsakes? → 你真係覺得McClain為咗幾件紀念品俾人殺？
Keepsakes? → 紀念品？
The stuff in this room's got to be worth a fortune. → 呢間房啲嘢一定值好多錢。
Well, then, why not take it all? → 咁點解唔全部拎走？
Three championship rings and a signed team ball is definitely worth the most. → 三個冠軍戒指同一個簽名球隊波一定最值錢。
Then I think the killer definitely knew what he was doing. → 咁我諗兇手肯定知自己做緊咩。
You gonna be able to pull any prints off that? → 你喺上面拎到指紋嗎？
It's worth a try. → 值得一試。
Alexx, what do you got? → Alexx，你搵到咩？
WOODS: Doug McClain's wife presented a signed court order, Horatio. → WOODS：Doug McClain嘅老婆出示咗一份簽署嘅法庭命令，Horatio。
Signed by who? → 邊個簽？
Judge Porterson, Miami's leading advocate of progressive science. → Porterson法官，邁阿密進步科學嘅主要倡導者。
You mean leading advocate of science fiction. → 你係話科幻小說嘅主要倡導者。
It's gonna take a hearing before I can get Doug under my knife. → 要等聆訊我先可以解剖Doug。
By then, we could lose everything. → 到時我哋可能會失去所有證據。
Okay, here's what we do. Shift to plan "B." → 好，我哋咁做。轉用B計劃。
I'm on my way to Precore now. → 我而家去Precore。
I'll let you know. → 我會話你知。
Keep me posted. → 通知我。
DUQUESNE: Hey, did you get a chance to look over the things I brought in from the trophy case? → DUQUESNE：喂，你有冇睇過我從獎盃櫃拎返嚟嘅嘢？
Yeah. I got a print on that pair of cleats. → 有。我喺對釘鞋度拎到個指紋。
But it doesn't match Doug McClain or his wife, and AFIS doesn't recognize it. → 但唔係Doug McClain或者佢老婆，AFIS都認唔到。
Well, nothing comes easy, does it? What's that? → 冇樣嘢係容易嘅，係咪？呢個係咩？
You were right about the sticky tape you found by the window. → 你喺窗邊搵到嘅膠紙係啱嘅。
The fibers don't match anything in McClain's house. → 啲纖維同McClain屋企任何嘢都唔夾。
It's silk. → 係絲質。
Italian silk. → 意大利絲。
Killer could have brought it in on his clothing. → 兇手可能係衫上面帶入嚟。
Yeah. Unfortunately, a lot of people wear it. → 係。可惜，好多人着絲質衫。
Well, you got anything better? → 你有冇啲更好嘅嘢做？
No. → 冇。
But McClain was on the phone at the time of the murder, so Tripp is running the records to see who he was talking to. → 但McClain死嗰陣係講緊電話，所以Tripp去查通話記錄，睇吓佢同邊個傾緊。
You think he has somebody? → 你覺得佢搵到人？
Yeah. Her name is Wendy LeGassic. → 係。個女人叫Wendy LeGassic。
Wendy LeGassic, I'm Calleigh Duquesne. → Wendy LeGassic，我叫Calleigh Duquesne。
Hi. → 你好。
That's a pretty top. Is it silk? → 件衫好靚喎。係咪絲質㗎？
Yeah. → 係。
We're going to have to take a sample of your top to compare to some fibers we found at the Doug McClain crime scene. → 我哋要攞你件衫嘅樣本，同喺Doug McClain案發現場搵到嘅纖維做比對。
What makes you think I was at the crime scene? → 點解你覺得我去過案發現場？
According to the phone records, you were the last person to speak to Doug McClain before he was killed. → 根據電話記錄，你係最後一個同Doug McClain講電話嘅人，之後佢就俾人殺咗。
The closest I got to him was the phone. → 我同佢最親密嘅接觸就係電話。
I was just updating his obituary. → 我只係更新緊佢嘅訃聞。
I'm sorry? → 吓？
Newspapers like to be prepared for an unexpected death. → 報紙要為突發死亡做好準備。
We have obituaries of people still alive on file so when they pass, we're ready to print. → 我哋檔案入面有仲喺生嘅人嘅訃聞，等佢哋一走，我哋就可以即刻印。
That is morbid. → 真係好變態。
So I take it that you're a reporter? → 咁你係記者？
My boss gave me a list of names and told me to update them. → 我老細俾咗個名單我，叫我更新佢哋。
And people will just talk to you? → 啲人會肯同你講嘢？
You figure out ways to get them to open up. → 你要諗辦法令佢哋開口。
Doug was a jock. → Doug係個運動員。
It's pretty obvious what part of the ego you have to stroke. → 好明顯你要擦邊個位嘅鞋。
I was the brunette by the bar. → 我係酒吧嗰個黑髮女仔。
(whimpers) I'll cry if you don't remember me. → （嗚咽）如果你唔記得我，我會喊㗎。
That's the list of people that I had to update. → 呢個就係我要更新嘅名單。
See? Doug McClain? → 睇吓？Doug McClain？
Fidel Castro, Dick Cheney... → Fidel Castro、Dick Cheney……
I don't understand why Doug would be at the top the list. → 我唔明點解Doug會喺名單最頂。
He doesn't have near the medical history of these other people. → 佢嘅病歷冇呢啲人咁多。
My boss says that retired football players have a high mortality rate. → 我老細話退休足球員死亡率好高。
Something about the abuse to their bodies. → 話佢哋身體受咗好多傷。
And the abuse got a whole lot worse during the phone call. → 而喺講電話嗰陣，傷勢仲嚴重咗好多。
Am I right? → 我講得啱唔啱？
What are you accusing me of? → 你指控我啲乜？
It just seems to be an incredible coincidence that Doug McClain would be killed on the same day you were updating his obituary. → 只係覺得好巧合，Doug McClain死嗰日，你啱啱喺度更新佢嘅訃聞。
That doesn't mean I had anything to do with it. → 咁唔代表我同件事有關。
Are you sure? → 你肯定？
You didn't keep Doug on the phone so that someone would have opportunity to kill him? → 你冇拖住Doug講電話，等其他人有機會殺佢？
Why would I do that? → 我點解要咁做？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
But I'm going to find out. → 但我會查清楚。
Have you prepped the equipment, Doctor? → 醫生，你準備好啲儀器未？
Yes. What are you using it for? → 準備好喇。你用嚟做乜？
Well, if I can't perform a traditional autopsy to figure out what happened to him, I'm going to conduct a virtopsy. → 如果我冇辦法做傳統解剖嚟搵出佢死因，我會做虛擬解剖。
As long as you do it quickly. → 你快啲做就得。
We need to get him into a neuropod ASAP. → 我哋要盡快送佢入神經艙。
I have to warn you, it's going to be freezing in there. → 我要話你知，入面會好凍。
(phone ringing) Yes. Horatio. Yes. → （電話響）係。Horatio。係。
I'm working on our quarterback now. → 我而家處理緊我哋個四分衛。
Right. Right. But this will take longer than the real thing. → 係。係。但呢個會比真嘅解剖耐。
I have to compile each scan until I get a fully-rendered model of the knife wound. → 我要整合每個掃描，直到整到個完整嘅刀傷模型。
I understand, Alexx. What else? → 我明，Alexx。仲有呢？
According to early data, he does have a fracture on his hand. → 根據初步數據，佢隻手有骨折。
Looks like to the second metacarpal, with swelling around the wrist. → 似係第二掌骨，手腕周圍有腫脹。
Swelling around the wrist? → 手腕周圍腫脹？
Perhaps he punched someone or something, huh? → 可能佢打咗人或者打咗嘢，係咪？
Yeah. Looks like he may have fought back after all. → 係。睇嚟佢最後都有還手。
Maybe. Keep me posted. → 可能啦。有消息話我知。
(sniffles) → （吸鼻）
Hey. → 喂。
You hear anything from Calleigh about the obit writer? → 你有冇收到Calleigh關於個訃聞寫手嘅消息？
Wendy? Calleigh couldn't place her at the scene. → Wendy？Calleigh冇辦法證明佢喺現場。
All right. I guess we keep digging, huh? What have you got? → 好。我諗我哋要繼續挖，係咪？你有咩發現？
Well, I'm trying to track down Doug McClain's stolen memorabilia off the Internet. → 我喺網上追查緊Doug McClain被偷嘅紀念品。
How many sites have you been to? → 你去咗幾多個網站？
14... so far. → 14個……暫時。
(laughs) You know how many sites there are, right? → （笑）你知唔知有幾多個網站？
Yeah. → 知。
(chuckles) Wait a minute. Go back. → （笑）等陣。返轉頭。
There's some football stuff there. → 呢度有啲足球嘢。
Championship rings. → 冠軍戒指。
That them? → 係咪呢啲？
Looks like it. → 似係。
Championship years '92, '93 and '95. → 冠軍年份係92、93同95年。
Yeah. And there's the football right there. → 係。仲有個足球喺度。
Oh, ye of little faith. → 唉，你啲信心真係少。
All of these items were put up for auction by a Theo Knight. → 呢啲物品全部都係由一個叫Theo Knight嘅人拍賣。
Well, Theo's about to get a very disappointing return on his investment-- let me call Horatio. → Theo好快就會收到好失望嘅回報——等我打畀Horatio。
Why do you guys need my prints? → 點解你哋要攞我指紋？
We have reason to believe that Doug McClain was killed during a robbery of his football memorabilia. → 我哋有理由相信Doug McClain係喺佢嘅足球紀念品被盜時被殺。
You seem like quite a fan, Theo. → Theo，你好似係個忠實粉絲。
My dad lived and died by Doug McClain. → 我老竇係靠Doug McClain過活同死嘅。
Every snap. Every pass. → 每個傳球。每個傳送。
What, you guys think I broke into his house to steal from his personal collection? → 你哋覺得我入佢屋偷佢私人收藏？
We don't know. → 我哋唔知。
We found a fingerprint, though, on an old cleat of his. → 但我哋喺佢對舊釘鞋上面搵到個指紋。
Is that going to match one of these? → 會唔會同呢啲其中一個吻合？
It may. → 可能。
I was there two weeks ago, but not last night. → 我兩星期前去過，但尋晚冇去。
I bought this stuff. I spent a fortune. → 我買咗呢啲嘢。我使咗好多錢。
So he sold you three championship rings and an autographed team ball willingly? → 咁佢自願賣畀你三個冠軍戒指同一個簽名球隊波？
Well, his manager did. Martin Wilson. → 係佢經理人賣嘅。Martin Wilson。
He gave me a good price. → 佢俾咗個好價錢我。
I had to have it. → 我一定要買。
You had to have it? → 你一定要買？
You were online within hours of his murder selling it, Theo. → 佢死咗幾個鐘你就上網賣，Theo。
I was going to add it to my collection here, but when one of these legends dies, collectors go into a frenzy. → 我本來想加入我嘅收藏，但呢啲傳奇人物一死，收藏家就會癲晒。
Right. News breaks, your 100-K investment climbs up to seven figures. Is that right? → 係。消息一出，你嗰十萬蚊投資就升到七位數。係咪？
I guess I'm a lucky guy. → 我諗我好運。
Yes, but not for long. → 係，但唔會長久。
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Tragic day for the sports world, Mr. Wilson. → Wilson先生，對體育界嚟講係悲傷嘅一日。
Doug McClain was a legend. → Doug McClain係個傳奇。
Yes. And I understand you were his business manager. → 係。我知你係佢嘅業務經理。
And now I'm managing his estate. → 而家我管理佢嘅遺產。
And selling it off rather rapidly, too. → 仲賣得好快添。
What are you talking about? → 你講乜嘢？
Apparently, you just sold some pieces of memorabilia to a Theo Knight for $100,000. → 你好似啱啱賣咗啲紀念品俾Theo Knight，十萬蚊。
I had to. → 我冇辦法。
Doug had, um... cash flow problems. → Doug有……現金周轉問題。
He spent money like he was still in his prime. → 佢使錢仲好似喺巔峰時期咁。
Got so bad, I had to sell his stuff just to keep him afloat. → 搞到好差，我要賣佢啲嘢先可以幫佢頂住。
I notice that you have a black eye. → 我見你隻眼瘀咗。
Now, we found Mr. McClain with a broken hand. → 我哋發現McClain先生隻手斷咗。
Am I to assume that he was not happy about what you were doing? → 我係咪可以假設佢對你做嘅嘢好唔滿意？
It was a sore subject. → 呢個係敏感話題。
Dougie wore those on that naked bootleg, '93. Game winner. → Dougie喺93年嗰場裸跑戰術戴住呢啲。致勝球。
What else you got? → 仲有咩？
Well, over here we have his first... → 呢度有佢第一……
What the hell's going on? → 發生咩事？
You told me a reporter was coming in here. → 你話有記者嚟。
Would you excuse us for a minute? → 可唔可以俾我哋傾一陣？
Sure. → 好。
Thanks. → 唔該。
You're selling all my stuff? → 你賣晒我啲嘢？
This is my life. → 呢啲係我嘅人生。
If it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have a life. → 如果唔係我，你邊有今日。
Was that before you killed him this morning? → 係咪今朝殺佢之前講嘅？
I was nowhere near Doug McClain this morning. → 我今朝冇去過Doug McClain附近。
You can check. → 你可以查。
I'm going to. → 我會查。
You're running the double-sided tape from Doug McClain's windowsill? → 你喺Doug McClain窗台嘅雙面膠紙上面做緊化驗？
Yeah. I already did. → 係。我已經做咗。
You had silk fibers on one side, but even better-- epithelials on the other. → 一面有絲質纖維，但更好嘅係——另一面有表皮細胞。
And what would cause that? → 點解會咁？
You're such a guy. → 你真係男人。
Remember J-Lo's green Versace dress? → 記唔記得J-Lo嗰條綠色Versace裙？
(snorts) What do you think held that up? → （哼）你覺得係咩撐住佢？
Double-sided adhesive? → 雙面膠紙？
This is wardrobe tape. → 呢啲係衣著膠紙。
Did you get a profile from it? → 你有冇攞到DNA圖譜？
CODIS should tell us any second. → CODIS應該隨時會話我知。
Rita Sullivan. → Rita Sullivan。
She's got an interesting rap sheet. → 佢有份有趣嘅犯罪記錄。
One and only arrest, 2004, for breaking and entering a residence. → 唯一一次被捕，2004年，非法闖入民居。
Yeah. She broke into Doug McClain's house. → 係。佢闖入過Doug McClain間屋。
That was three years ago, and that was a complete misunderstanding. → 嗰次係三年前，完全係誤會。
Doug and I were having an affair, and his wife caught us in their bed, and she completely overreacted. → Doug同我有婚外情，佢老婆捉到我哋喺床度，佢完全反應過度。
You know that Doug McClain's dead? → 你知唔知Doug McClain死咗？
I know. I saw it on TV. → 我知。我喺電視見到。
Well, we found tape from your dress that proves you entered his house again, through a window. → 我哋喺你條裙搵到膠紙，證明你再次經窗入咗佢間屋。
That's because Doug called me a few days ago and asked me if I wanted to come over. → 因為Doug幾日前打畀我，問我想唔想過去。
He said his wife was away. → 佢話佢老婆唔喺度。
Did you? → 你有冇去？
Mm-hmm. → 有。
And when I got there, he wasn't home yet. → 但我去到嗰陣，佢仲未返。
So why not wait, hmm? → 點解唔等吓？
Why climb through a window? → 點解要爬窗？
I knew Doug since his playing days. → 我由佢打波嗰陣就識Doug。
We had a special relationship. → 我哋有特別嘅關係。
And I wanted to surprise him. → 我想俾佢驚喜。
I was gone before dawn. → 我天光前就走咗。
Can you prove that? → 你證明到？
Look, I know what you're trying to say, but I would never hurt Doug. Never. → 我知你想講乜，但我永遠唔會傷害Doug。永遠唔會。
I think you got tired of climbing through windows, Miss Sullivan. → Sullivan小姐，我諗你爬窗爬到厭。
I think you got tired of being Doug's second choice. → 我諗你做Doug嘅第二選擇做到厭。
Being Doug McClain's second choice was more than any girl could ask for. → 做Doug McClain嘅第二選擇，係任何女仔都求之不得。
Except being his first. → 除咗做佢嘅第一選擇。
(gunshots) You know, there is a great Thai restaurant next to the Shore Club. → （槍聲）Shore Club隔籬有間好正嘅泰國餐廳。
You don't give up, do you? → 你唔放棄㗎，係咪？
Neither do I. → 我都唔會。
Whoa. Now, be careful with that, girl. → 嘩。小心啲，女仔。
You gotta make sure it's pulled right back to your... → 你要確保拉返去……
shoulder or it's going to kick back. → 膊頭，如果唔係會反彈。
You okay? → 你冇事？
Yeah. → 冇事。
Okay? → 得唔得？
I think I'm done. → 我諗我搞掂。
All right. → 好。
Yep. I'm good. → 係。我冇問題。
All right. → 好。
I'm going to check out. → 我去簽到。
Oh, yeah? → 係咪？
You know, I... I saw what happened out there. → 我……我見到頭先發生咩事。
Is your, um, shoulder okay? → 你個膊頭冇事？
Yep. I'm fine. It's good. → 冇事。我冇問題。好。
Okay. Take care of that shoulder. → 好。小心個膊頭。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
REPORTER; By now, the world has heard about the death of sports legend Doug McClain, but tonight, on tape, you will hear his actual death at the hand of his murderers. → 記者：到而家，全世界都聽過體育傳奇Doug McClain嘅死訊，但今晚，你會喺錄音帶聽到佢真正被兇手殺死嘅過程。
Don't miss the newest and most exciting chapter in the mystery that is gripping the nation. → 唔好錯過呢個震撼全國嘅謎團最新最刺激嘅一章。
Hey, Calleigh, I think we might want to take another look at that obituary writer. → 喂，Calleigh，我諗我哋可能要再睇吓個訃聞寫手。
Okay, so I didn't exactly tell you everything. → 好，我冇完全講真話。
That is the understatement of the year, Miss LeGassic. → 呢個係今年最大嘅輕描淡寫，LeGassic小姐。
I did call Mr. McClain for my article. → 我係打過畀McClain先生做訪問。
But you conveniently left out the part where you had the murder recorded. → 但你刻意冇講你錄低咗謀殺過程。
I was taping the conversation so I wouldn't miss anything. → 我錄低對話係為咗唔漏咗任何嘢。
At the time, I wasn't even sure what I was hearing. → 嗰陣我甚至唔肯定自己聽到啲乜。
What exactly did you hear? → 你聽到啲乜？
I can't say. → 唔講得。
I signed a non-disclosure agreement with the TV station. → 我同電視台簽咗保密協議。
It's legally binding. → 有法律效力㗎。
So are handcuffs. → 手銬都有法律效力㗎。
It's your choice, Wendy. → Wendy，你自己揀。
He was literally talking to me one second and gone the next. → 佢啱啱仲同我講緊嘢，轉頭就冇咗。
I kept recording until my cell battery ran out. → 我一直錄到手機冇電為止。
And so your first instinct after you found out he was killed was to sell the tape? → 所以你發現佢被殺之後，第一個反應就係賣段片？
I'm not a monster, officer. → 阿sir，我唔係怪物嚟㗎。
I just wanted to get out of the obituary business. → 我只係想擺脫寫訃聞呢行。
(sighs) You thought the recording would make you a reporter at WETX. → （嘆氣）你覺得段錄音可以令你做WETX嘅記者。
I've got an exclusive for you, Wendy. → Wendy，我有個獨家消息俾你。
That tape is never gonna make it to TV. → 段片永遠都唔會上到電視。
A judge has issued a warrant, I'm confiscating it and I'm arresting you for obstruction of justice. → 法官已經出咗搜查令，我要沒收段片，同埋拉你妨礙司法公正。
Your journalism career died with Doug McClain. → 你嘅記者生涯同Doug McClain一齊玩完。
You can write an obituary for it. → 你可以幫佢寫篇訃聞。
Okay, I uploaded Wendy LeGassic's phone conversations. → 好，我上載咗Wendy LeGassic嘅電話對話。
What's next? → 下一步點做？
Let's start with Doug McClain's final words. → 由Doug McClain嘅遺言開始。
MCCLAIN: I understand. → MCCLAIN: 我明白。
LEGASSIC: I'm sorry. → LEGASSIC: 對唔住。
(McClain choking) (glass breaking) Doug, are you okay? → （McClain窒息聲）（玻璃碎裂聲）Doug，你冇事嘛？
Doug? → Doug？
Okay, now search for spiking activity. → 好，而家搜尋刺傷後嘅活動。
(light buzzing) Here's some activity. → （輕微嗡嗡聲）呢度有啲活動。
Almost 25 minutes after he was stabbed. → 差唔多佢被刺後25分鐘。
(footsteps on tape) Now, that sounds like somebody moving around the house, doesn't it? → （錄音帶腳步聲）呢個聽落似有人喺間屋走動，係咪？
(phone button tones sounding) → （電話按鍵聲）
And that's somebody making a phone call. → 而呢個係有人打電話。
Ten digits; an area code and a phone number. → 十個數字；一個區碼同一個電話號碼。
Track the numbers. → 追蹤呢啲號碼。
I'm on it. → 我嚟搞。
I use reverse directory. → 我用逆向查號。
Elissa McClain? → Elissa McClain？
Lieutenant, why would the killer be calling the victim's wife? → 督察，點解兇手會打電話俾死者嘅老婆？
Because they must be connected. → 因為佢哋一定有關係。
Mrs. McClain, did you hire somebody to kill your husband? → McClain太太，你有冇請人殺你老公？
Absolutely not. → 梗係冇。
Why would you ask that? → 點解咁問？
Because it turns out that you and your husband weren't living together, and your current listing is in Coral Gables under your maiden name. → 因為原來你同你老公冇一齊住，而你而家嘅地址係Coral Gables，用你嘅娘家姓登記。
(sighs) Doug and I have been separated for a year now. → （嘆氣）Doug同我分居咗一年喇。
I have my own place, but we're discreet about it. → 我有自己嘅地方，但我哋好低調。
Doug was very high-profile, you know, about image control, public perception, his legacy. It was his livelihood. → Doug好高調㗎，你明啦，形象控制、公眾觀感、佢嘅遺產。呢啲係佢嘅飯碗。
And a divorce would taint that. → 離婚會影響呢啲嘢。
Fans hold an idealized view of Doug, and they pay big for that perfect, infallible ideal. → 粉絲對Doug有個理想化嘅印象，佢哋願意俾大錢去買呢個完美、冇得輸嘅理想。
Okay, so let me ask you this. → 好，等我問你。
If you didn't hire somebody to kill him, who called you from the crime scene? → 如果你冇請人殺佢，邊個喺案發現場打俾你？
Martin. → Martin。
Doug's manager called. → Doug嘅經理人打嚟。
Why would he do that? → 點解佢要咁做？
To tell me what happened. → 話俾我知發生咩事。
He wanted me back at the house before the police or the press got there, because everybody thinks that Doug and I are still together. → 佢想我喺警察或者傳媒到之前返到間屋，因為個個都以為Doug同我仲喺埋一齊。
Was he there when you arrived? → 你到嘅時候佢喺唔喺度？
No. → 唔喺度。
Do you think he killed Doug? → 你覺得係咪佢殺咗Doug？
Do you? → 你覺得呢？
DUQUESNE: Mr. Wilson, your cell phone call to Elissa McClain places you at the scene at the time of the murder. → DUQUESNE: Wilson先生，你打俾Elissa McClain嘅電話記錄顯示你喺謀殺案發生時喺現場。
I had a meeting with Doug this morning. → 我今朝同Doug有個會面。
I'm his manager. → 我係佢經理人。
And when I found his body, I called Elissa. → 當我發現佢嘅屍體，我就打咗俾Elissa。
'Cause you told us you were nowhere near Doug McClain this morning. → 因為你之前話你今朝完全冇接近過Doug McClain。
Now, that's a flat-out lie. → 呢個係大話連篇。
Look, this is all about discretion, damage control. → 你睇，呢啲都係關乎低調同控制損害。
I started collecting things that Doug wouldn't want the public to find out about: whiskey bottles, diet pills, little blue pills, then I got out of there. → 我開始執走啲Doug唔想公眾知道嘅嘢：威士忌樽、減肥藥、藍色藥丸，然後我就走咗。
I sell heroes, not broken-down stars. → 我賣嘅係英雄，唔係過氣明星。
I'd like the items, Mr. Wilson. → Wilson先生，我想要呢啲物品。
Who's this? → 邊個嚟㗎？
I took care of everything for him but that. → 我幫佢搞掂晒所有嘢，唯獨係呢樣。
Never got a straight answer. → 從來都冇個明確答案。
I think it's time to get one. → 我覺得係時候要搵個答案。
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So, are there prints on the photograph? → 咁張相有冇指紋？
Yeah, but it's not usable. → 有，但係用唔到。
But the kid's wearing Doug's old number, and that can't be a coincidence. → 但係個細路着住Doug以前個號碼，唔可能係巧合。
No, it's not. → 係，唔係巧合。
Also, I can see part of a logo on the back of his helmet. → 同埋，我見到佢頭盔背面有部分標誌。
and it looks to me like it says "Lauderhill." → 睇落似係寫住「Lauderhill」。
CAINE: "Lauderhill Youth Program." → CAINE: 「Lauderhill青少年計劃」。
Exactly. That's what I thought. → 啱晒。我都係咁諗。
Yes. More importantly, Natalia, who is this kid? → 係。更重要嘅係，Natalia，呢個細路係邊個？
I'll call Lauderhill. → 我打去Lauderhill。
We got to find him. → 我哋要搵到佢。
Lieutenant, April. → 督察，April。
I'm with the Lauderhill Youth Program. → 我係Lauderhill青少年計劃嘅人。
Thank you for coming in. → 多謝你嚟。
So you received our e-mail. → 咁你收到我哋嘅電郵。
I guess we're hoping that you may be able to identify the child in the photograph. → 我哋希望你可能認得張相入面嘅細路。
Yeah, we, uh, we sponsor a youth football team every summer. → 係，我哋每年夏天都贊助一支青少年足球隊。
He was our star quarterback. → 佢係我哋嘅明星四分衛。
Where might I find him? → 我喺邊度可以搵到佢？
Lieutenant, he had a rare kidney disease. → 督察，佢有種罕見嘅腎病。
He died last week. → 佢上個禮拜過身。
What's his name? → 佢叫咩名？
Caleb. Caleb Sullivan. → Caleb。Caleb Sullivan。
May I? → 可以嗎？
Sure. → 當然。
Sullivan. → Sullivan。
Is that your son, Miss Sullivan? → 呢個係你個仔嘛，Sullivan小姐？
(sniffling): Yes. → （抽泣）係。
Who's his father? → 佢老豆係邊個？
Doug McClain...
...but in DNA only. → ...但只係DNA上嘅。
Caleb was only six years old when he died. → Caleb過身嗰陣得六歲。
You know, I never asked Doug for anything-- money, nothing. → 你知道嘛，我從來冇問Doug攞過任何嘢——錢，乜都冇。
I raised Caleb all on my own. → 我一個人湊大Caleb。
He was everything to me. → 佢就係我嘅一切。
And then he got sick. → 然後佢病咗。
His kidneys failed, didn't they? → 佢腎衰竭，係咪？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
I would have given him both of mine, but I wasn't a match, and there was a good chance that Doug was. → 我本來可以捐晒兩個俾佢，但我唔匹配，而Doug好大機會匹配。
Dougie, he idolizes you. → Dougie，佢好崇拜你。
He even put your number on his jersey. → 佢甚至將你個號碼印喺波衫上面。
Please. If he doesn't get this transplant, he will die. → 求吓你。如果佢冇呢個移植，佢會死。
I'll need to check with my attorney about this, okay? → 我要同我嘅律師傾吓呢件事，好嗎？
I'll see what I can do. → 我睇吓可以做啲咩。
Please, Dougie, he's so young. → 求吓你，Dougie，佢咁細個。
I'll give you a call next week. → 我下個禮拜打俾你。
Dougie, come on! → Dougie，咪走住！
I never heard from him. → 我之後再冇收到佢消息。
You know, everyone acts like Doug McClain was some big hero, but the man turned his back on his own son. → 你知道嘛，個個都話Doug McClain係大英雄，但呢個人連自己個親生仔都唔理。
You broke into the house this morning, didn't you? → 你今朝爆咗入間屋，係咪？
Yeah. → 係。
I heard Doug on the phone with some new girl. → 我聽到Doug同某個新女仔傾電話。
Same as he ever was. → 同平時一樣。
MCCLAIN: What if I said my most exciting experience was talking to you, honey? → MCCLAIN: 如果我話最興奮嘅經歷係同你傾偈，你會點講，甜心？
Now you're starting to sound like a reporter. → 你講嘢開始似記者喎。
(mug breaking) → （馬克杯碎裂聲）
Then you stabbed him, Rita, didn't you? → 然後你拮咗佢，Rita，係咪？
Yeah. → 係。
Okay. → 好。
Where is the knife now? → 把刀而家喺邊？
I left it in him. → 我留咗喺佢身上。
Why? It's not there? → 點解？唔喺度咩？
Miss Sullivan, someone removed it. → Sullivan小姐，有人攞走咗。
Rita Sullivan confessed? → Rita Sullivan認罪？
Alexx, she confessed to leaving the knife in the body. → Alexx，佢認咗將把刀留喺屍體入面。
We never recovered it. → 我哋從來冇搵返。
Wasn't at the scene. → 現場冇。
Well, that changes the scenario. → 咁就改變咗成個情況。
Although, I'm sure she meant to finish Doug off. → 雖然，我肯定佢係想殺死Doug。
But she didn't, did she? → 但佢冇做到，係咪？
No. → 冇。
According to the virtopsy data, when the knife went in, it severed his carotid artery, paralyzing Doug but not killing him. → 根據虛擬解剖數據，當把刀插入去，切斷咗佢嘅頸動脈，令Doug癱瘓但冇死到。
The blade plugged the hole like a cork. → 刀片好似軟木塞咁塞住咗個傷口。
So the removal of the blade is what killed him. → 所以拔刀嗰下先係真正殺死佢嘅原因。
When the knife came out, it unleashed the arterial blood just as Doug's heart pumped its last three beats. → 當把刀拔出嚟，動脈血就湧出嚟，啱啱係Doug心臟最後三次泵血嘅時候。
Is there anything to suggest Rita didn't kill him? → 有冇證據顯示Rita冇殺佢？
You know, Horatio... there may be. → Horatio，你知道嘛...可能有。
See these dark spots in the wound? → 睇到傷口入面呢啲黑點嘛？
That's clotted blood. → 呢啲係凝血。
These darker portions are coagulated red blood cells. → 呢啲較深色嘅部分係凝固咗嘅紅血球。
The light ones are fibrin and platelets. → 淺色嘅係纖維蛋白同血小板。
And a dead body doesn't produce fibrin. → 死屍唔會產生纖維蛋白。
With this amount of clotting, that blade had to have been inside Doug for a significant amount of time. → 以呢個凝血量嚟睇，把刀一定喺Doug體內留咗好一段時間。
How long, Alexx? → Alexx，幾耐？
30, 40 minutes. → 30、40分鐘。
30 to 40 minutes? → 30到40分鐘？
But the recorded phone call was only 25 minutes. → 但係錄音得25分鐘。
So we're looking at a two-part murder. → 所以我哋睇緊一個兩部分嘅謀殺。
Rita started the process... → Rita開始咗個過程...
And somebody else finished it. → 而另一個人完成咗佢。
Hey. → 喂。
How goes it? → 點呀？
You know, too much evidence and not enough hours in the day. → 你知啦，證據太多，時間唔夠。
(chuckles) That's the truth. → （輕笑）真係咁講。
Oh... → 哦...
Whoa, whoa. → 喂，喂。
Man, you okay? → 兄弟，你冇事嘛？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
Man, you okay? → 兄弟，你冇事嘛？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
What's the matter? → 做咩事？
I think my shoulder's out. → 我覺得我膊頭甩咗。
Oh, boy. Okay, look, you got to go see the doctor. → 哎呀。好，你聽住，你要去睇醫生。
I can't. → 唔得。
This is going to go on my record, and it's going to get out that I can't shoot a shotgun. → 呢樣會記錄喺我嘅檔案，然後會傳開去話我揸唔到散彈槍。
It's not going back in on its own. → 佢唔會自己返返去㗎。
Okay, well... can you do it for me? → 好，咁...你可唔可以幫我整？
Please. → 求吓你。
All right. → 好。
Just relax, okay? → 放鬆就得，好嗎？
Okay. → 好。
You okay? You all right? → 你冇事嘛？你得唔得？
You loose? → 鬆咗未？
Okay. → 好。
All right, good. Look at me. → 好，得咗。望住我。
All right. → 好。
(loud crack) (groans) Okay, all right. → （大聲啪聲）（呻吟）好，得咗。
Put your arm over here. → 將你隻手放喺呢度。
Okay? → 好嗎？
Yeah. → 好。
Okay? → 好嗎？
Yeah. → 好。
All right. → 好。
Just breathe. Okay. → 抖吓氣。好。
Good girl, good girl. → 乖女，乖女。
It's just going to be a little sore for a while, okay? → 會痛一陣，好嗎？
Don't try to be a tough guy, all right? → 唔好扮大隻佬，好嗎？
Okay. → 好。
It's only going to get worse. → 只會愈嚟愈差。
If you need to, you go to the doctor. → 有需要嘅話，你就去睇醫生啦。
All right? → 好唔好？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
Okay? → 得唔得？
Thank you. Thank you. → 唔該晒。唔該晒。
Delko. → Delko。
(chuckles) Stetler. → （笑）Stetler。
What are you sniffing around about? → 你喺度 sniff 緊啲乜嘢？
Horatio's got me working to supercede a court order, reclaim your frozen football star's body. → Horatio 叫我搞緊張法庭命令，攞返你哋凍住嗰個球星嘅屍體。
Working with us for a change. → 今次終於同我哋合作吓。
You are aware of the pending new rules regarding fraternization among officers, aren't you? → 你知唔知就快有新規矩，關於警員之間嘅交往問題㗎？ [612」新規矩？係咪話你同 Yelina Salas 之後嗰啲新規定？
New as in different after you and Yelina Salas?
Things have changed. → 啲嘢變咗。
The county's caving to the state's pressure on the issue of sexual harassment litigation. → 縣政府頂唔住州政府嘅壓力，要處理性騷擾訴訟。
That's interesting. → 幾得意喎。
The department's redefining its policies on fraternization of officers. → 部門而家重新定義緊警員交往嘅政策。
You would be best served sharing that with the others in the lab. → 你最好同實驗室其他人講吓呢件事。
Listen, Stetler, if you have something to say to CSI Duquesne or Detective Berkeley, you'd best be served telling them yourself. → 喂，Stetler，如果你有嘢想同 CSI Duquesne 或者 Detective Berkeley 講，你最好自己同佢哋講。
Duquesne and Berkeley? → Duquesne 同 Berkeley？
I was talking about you and Boa Vista, but thank you. → 我係講緊你同 Boa Vista，不過都多謝你。
(pats Delko) → （拍吓 Delko）
Calleigh, hey. → Calleigh，喂。
It's Delko. → 係 Delko。
I... think I might have just put you in a jam. → 我... 諗我可能累咗你。
Give me a call back when you get the message, all right? → 收到留言嘅話覆返我電話，好嗎？
DUQUESNE: Hey, turn it around, Berkeley; we got a suspect in the Grove. → DUQUESNE：喂，掉頭啦 Berkeley，我哋喺 Grove 有個疑犯。
Yeah, I was just coming to find you. → 係，我正想嚟搵你。
Great, let's go. → 好，我哋走。
I can't work this case. → 呢單案我做唔到。
Why? → 點解？
Because you're on it. → 因為你喺度。
(laughing): What are you talking about? → （笑）你講乜嘢呀？
I've just been informed of pending changes in department policy. → 我啱啱收到風，話部門政策就快有變。
Are you saying that we can't work a crime scene together because we've been seeing each other? → 你係話因為我哋一齊緊，所以唔可以一齊做案？
More like we can't work a crime scene because we may have a falling out and things get ugly and job performance may suffer. → 應該話，我哋唔可以一齊做案，係因為我哋可能會鬧翻，搞到好難睇，影響工作表現。
You sound like you're a firm believer. → 你講到好似好信呢套咁。
No. → 唔係。
I just got Rick Stetler breathing down my neck. → 我只係俾 Rick Stetler 喺後面盯住。
How does Rick Stetler know anything about us? → Rick Stetler 點會知道我哋嘅嘢？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
Listen, I think we should just take a step back-- let things cool down a little bit, okay? → 喂，我覺得我哋應該退一步先——等啲嘢冷卻吓，好嗎？
Okay. → 好。
Hey, Calleigh. → 喂，Calleigh。
I heard you were riding over to Martin Wilson's house. → 我聽講你會去 Martin Wilson 屋企。
I'm going to ride with you. → 我同你一齊去。
You might have to. → 你可能要咁做。
Calleigh, what's up? → Calleigh，做咩事？
Nothing. → 冇嘢。
What's wrong? → 有咩唔妥？
Did I interrupt something? → 我打斷咗你哋？
How does Rick Stetler have even the faintest idea what's going on in my personal life? → 點解 Rick Stetler 會知道我私人生活嘅事㗎？
It was an accident. → 係意外。
I left you a message. → 我留咗個留言俾你。
I called you. → 我打過俾你。
I didn't get it. → 我冇收到。
I never intended for this to happen, okay? → 我從來冇諗過會搞成咁，好嗎？
I don't like the situation with Jake, but I wouldn't rat you out. → 我唔鍾意同 Jake 嘅情況，但我唔會出賣你。
You know that. → 你知㗎。
Let's just work the case. → 我哋專心做案先啦。
Going somewhere, Mr. Wilson? → 去邊度呀，Wilson 先生？
Ah, back again. → 唉，又返嚟。
You guys are thorough, aren't you? → 你哋真係好徹底喎，係咪？
What's in the envelope, Martin? → 信封入面係乜嘢，Martin？
Doug's personal effects I picked up from Precore. → Doug 嘅私人物品，我喺 Precore 攞返嚟。
You know, everything has its place. → 你知啦，樣樣嘢都有佢嘅位置。
What about the murder weapon, does it have a place? → 咁兇器呢？佢有冇位置？
Hey, I didn't take the knife. → 喂，我冇攞把刀。
He was dead, and I wasn't about to mess with him. → 佢死咗，我唔想搞佢。
He wasn't dead. → 佢未死。
He bled out after the knife was extracted. → 把刀拔出嚟之後佢先流血致死。
He died over 30 minutes after he was stabbed, and you were right there. → 佢俾人插咗之後超過半個鐘先死，而你當時喺度。
Look, I have been nothing but cooperative. → 喂，我一直都好合作㗎。
Feel free to open it up. → 隨便打開佢。
Whatever you want. → 你想點都得。
What are you doing with a body bag, Wilson? → Wilson，你攞住個屍袋做乜？
That's Doug's also. → 都係 Doug 嘅。
I'm not working now, and I figured it would be the last big ticket item I could sell. → 我而家冇做嘢，諗住呢個係最後一件可以賣嘅貴價貨。
Wow, you're a real class act, Martin. → 嘩，你真係好有品喎，Martin。
Something's punctured right through the bag from the inside. → 有啲嘢由袋入面拮穿咗出嚟。
It's about the same width as the wound in Doug's neck. → 闊度同 Doug 頸上嘅傷口差唔多。
Hey, I have no idea how that got there. → 喂，我唔知點解會咁㗎。
What a surprise. → 真係估你唔到。
This is coming with us. → 呢樣嘢我哋帶走。
And so are you. → 你都係。
Precore is concerned with organ and tissue preservation. → Precore 係負責器官同組織保存。
Preparing Doug McClain's blood vessels and cells for cryo storage. → 準備 Doug McClain 嘅血管同細胞做低溫儲存。
We are not concerned about the plastic body bag. → 我哋唔關心個膠屍袋。
The body bag, Dr. Klein, was used to smuggle the murder weapon away from my crime scene. → Dr. Klein，個屍袋係用嚟偷運兇器離開我嘅案發現場。
Now, did you remove the knife from Mr. McClain's neck? → 咁，係咪你從 McClain 先生頸上拔出把刀？
I'm a scientist, Lieutenant. → 我係科學家嚟㗎，Lieutenant。
I've been around long enough to know you're making enormous suppositions. → 我做咗咁耐，知道你做緊好大嘅假設。
That may be, but I want you to open the tank. → 可能係，但我叫你打開個缸。
You're going to have to take this up with Judge Porterson. → 你要同 Judge Porterson 傾先得。
To bring you up to speed, the judge has rescinded the court order. → 等我話你知，個法官已經撤銷咗法庭命令。
So open the tank. → 所以打開個缸。
I... can't do that. → 我... 做唔到。
The neuropod's already been set to negative 320 degrees Fahrenheit. → 個神經囊已經設定咗負320華氏度。
We take him out, his preservation could be compromised. → 我哋攞佢出嚟，佢嘅保存狀態可能會受影響。
And if we don't, so will yours. → 如果唔攞，你嘅下場都一樣。
Open it. → 打開佢。
(trilled beeping) → （嘟嘟聲）
What's that? → 乜嘢嚟㗎？
That, Mrs. McClain, is the murder weapon which we found next to your husband's body. → McClain 太太，呢個就係我哋喺你老公屍體旁邊搵到嘅兇器。
And that is your fingerprint. → 而呢個係你嘅指紋。
They told me it would be 40 years before they opened that. → 佢哋話要等40年先會開嗰個缸㗎。
I can assure you the investigation can't wait that long, Mrs. McClain. → 我可以保證，調查等唔到咁耐，McClain 太太。
I didn't want to go there. → 我唔想去嗰度。
I didn't want to see Doug like that. → 我唔想見到 Doug 變成咁。
But Martin, his manager, insisted. → 但係 Martin，佢嘅經理人，堅持要我去。
Wanted me to play the part of the grieving widow. → 想我扮演傷心嘅寡婦。
So you kept up appearances. → 所以你繼續做戲。
I went back to the house. → 我返咗去間屋。
I found him there. → 我見到佢喺度。
I couldn't believe what I was seeing. → 我唔敢相信自己見到嘅嘢。
(sighs) I called Precore. → （嘆氣）我打咗俾 Precore。
Which is when you realized he was still alive. → 即係你嗰陣發現佢仲未死。
I heard him groan. → 我聽到佢呻吟。
It was... it was so soft, I thought I'd imagined it. → 好... 好細聲，我以為自己聽錯。
I didn't know what to do. → 我唔知點算好。
Martin wanted to protect the estate. → Martin 想保護佢嘅財產。
His reputation. → 佢嘅名聲。
But... → 但係...
I just couldn't pretend anymore. → 我真係扮唔落去。
The way Doug was living his life, he was... → Doug 咁樣生活，佢...
he was depreciating every day. → 佢每日都喺度貶值。
And he was dragging me and our daughter down with him. → 佢仲拉埋我同個女落水。
He was just going to keep screwing up until everything just came crashing down around us. → 佢會一直搞禍啲嘢，直到所有嘢冧晒。
So he was worth more to you dead than alive. → 所以佢死咗對你嚟講仲值錢過生勾勾。
Is that what you're telling me? → 你係咪想同我講呢啲？
So I pulled out the knife. → 所以我拔出咗把刀。
(gasps) → （倒抽一口氣）
And like that, it was over. → 就咁，一切完結。
He bled to death. → 佢流血死咗。
Doctor, please... → 醫生，唔該...
take this from me. → 幫我攞走佢。
I'm sorry, Mrs. McClain, I can't take that knife. → 對唔住，McClain 太太，我唔可以攞呢把刀。
My husband is the biggest name is sports. → 我老公係運動界最大嘅名。
This is publicity you can't buy. → 呢種宣傳係用錢買唔到㗎。
Now, if you want his body in your facility you will do this. → 如果你想你老公嘅屍體留喺你嘅設施，你就照做。
I'm calling 911. → 我而家打 911。
Precore takes their van for one lap around the block. → Precore 嘅貨車喺附近兜咗一個圈。
Arrives shortly after you do. → 你到咗冇耐佢哋就到。
And I play my role one last time. → 而我最後一次扮演我嘅角色。
Mrs. McClain, I can assure you, that the next several years are going to be very real. → McClain 太太，我可以保證，未來幾年你會過得好真實。
Captioning sponsored by CBS and C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → 字幕由 CBS 及 C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS 贊助
Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org → 字幕由 WGBH 嘅 Media Access Group 提供 access.wgbh.org