(horns honking) → (響號聲)
WOMAN: Watch where you're goin', a... → 女人：睇路啦你，喂...
(honk echoing) → (響號回音)
MAN: You're gonna get yourself killed! → 男人：你想死咩！
(tires screeching, horns honking) → (車胎尖叫聲、響號聲)
(phone rings) WOMAN: 911, what's your emergency? → (電話響) 女人：報案中心，有咩緊急情況？
There's a man covered in blood \h in the middle of the street. → 街中間有個男人成身血。
WOMAN: ...covered in blood! \h There's a guy \h in the street! → 女人：...成身血！街上面有個人！
He's in the middle \h of traffic. \h He's all bloody! → 佢喺車龍中間。成身都係血！
WOMAN: We already know, sir, \h we've had dozens of calls. → 女人：先生，我哋已經知喇，收咗幾十個電話。
We have officers en route. → 我哋已經派人過去。
(horns honking) (muffled voices) (horns honking) → (響號聲) (模糊人聲) (響號聲)
OFFICER: Hey! → 警察：喂！
Sir. → 先生。
(horns honking) OFFICER: Sir! → (響號聲) 警察：先生！
Hey, watch out. → 喂，小心。
Stop, hey. → 停低，喂。
Are you all right? → 你冇事嘛？
(echoing): Do you know where you are? → (回音)：你知唔知自己喺邊？
Sir? (tires screeching) OFFICER: Look out! → 先生？(車胎尖叫聲) 警察：睇路！
India 2301. → India 2301。
Requesting backup at the intersection of First and Elm. → 第一街同榆樹街交界要求支援。
Got a male adult covered in \h blood wandering in the street. → 有個成年男人成身血喺街度遊蕩。
MAN (over radio): India 2301. → 男人(對講機)：India 2301。
Air 21 and other ground units \h responding. → Air 21同其他地面單位正在回應。
(siren whoops) → (警號聲)
Lieutenant, I knew time was a factor. → 隊長，我知時間好緊要。
You're sure it's not his blood? → 你肯定唔係佢嘅血？
EMTs gave him a clean bill of health. → 救護員話佢身體冇問題。
The man doesn't have a scratch on him. → 佢連一忽損傷都冇。
What's your name, son? → 你叫咩名，細路？
I don't know. → 我唔知。
Okay. → 好。
You're covered in blood. → 你成身血。
How did that happen? → 點會咁？
It's hazy. → 好模糊。
I c-- I can't remember how I got here. → 我...我唔記得點樣嚟到呢度。
I, I don't even know who I am. → 我，我連自己係邊個都唔知。
What do you remember? → 你記得啲咩？
Killing somebody. → 殺咗人。
But I don't know who. → 但我唔知殺咗邊個。
(indistinct radio communication) (siren blaring) → (模糊對講機通訊) (警號響)
Okay. → 好。
Open your mouth. → 打開個口。
I ran his prints. → 我查過佢嘅指紋。
There's no hits on AFIS. → AFIS系統冇記錄。
DNA's a bust, too. → DNA都冇結果。
His tox screen came back negative, as well, so he's not on anything. → 毒理報告都係陰性，所以佢冇吸毒。
Maybe he's telling the truth. → 可能佢講真話。
Maybe he really can't remember anything. → 可能佢真係乜都唔記得。
I don't know, if you ask me, amnesia is a pretty convenient lie. → 我唔知，要我講，失憶呢個藉口真係好方便。
So you think he's faking? → 所以你覺得佢扮嘢？
DUQUESNE: That's for the department psychologist to decide. → DUQUESNE：呢個要等部門心理學家決定。
Until then, all we have to go on is what's on his body. → 喺呢之前，我哋只能靠佢身上嘅嘢。
The blood on his clothes is still damp, which means he couldn't have wandered far from the source. → 佢衫上面嘅血仲係濕嘅，即係佢冇可能離源頭太遠。
DELKO: But there was no blood trail \h at the scene, and everyone that was there has conflicting stories of what they saw, where he came from. → DELKO：但現場冇血跡，而且每個人都話見到唔同嘅嘢，唔知佢從邊度嚟。
DUQUESNE: I think that we ought to get every available lab tech we've got on this because there may be an injured person out there waiting to be found. → DUQUESNE：我覺得應該搵晒所有可用嘅實驗室技術員做呢單嘢，因為可能仲有傷者等緊被發現。
Yeah. → 係。
♪ Yeah! ♪ Captioning sponsored by\h CBS and C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → ♪ Yeah! ♪ 字幕由CBS同C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪
♪ ♪
(indistinct background radio communication) → (模糊背景對講機通訊)
Thank you. → 唔該。
Ryan. → Ryan。
I have no idea where the hell this guy came from. → 我完全唔知呢條友從邊度嚟。
Some say First, some say Elm. → 有人話第一街，有人話榆樹街。
One guy even said he came down in a damn spaceship. → 仲有人話佢係坐飛船落嚟。
(chuckling) I wish I could say I had any better luck. → (笑) 我都希望我運氣好啲。
I put out a medical alert. → 我發出咗醫療警報。
None of the local hospitals have a victim with blood loss. → 本地醫院都冇失血嘅傷者。
PD's searched every building in a four-block radius and they got nothing. → 警察搜晒四個街區嘅建築物，乜都冇。
Are you kidding? → 你講笑呀？
The guy had to come from somewhere, right? → 呢條友總有個嚟頭㗎，啱唔啱？
Yeah, well, all we got right now is unreliable witnesses and a guy with amnesia. → 係囉，我哋而家得啲唔可靠嘅證人同一個失憶嘅人。
All right, I'm gonna head back to the lab and see if they got anything. Okay. → 好，我返實驗室睇吓有冇發現。好。
Talk to you later. All right. → 遲啲再傾。好。
(computer chirps) Please tell me you got something from the blood we found on amnesia guy's clothes. → (電腦聲) 話我知你喺失憶佬啲衫上面嘅血搵到啲嘢。
Analyzing it now. → 而家分析緊。
Who are we looking for-- a man, a woman...? → 我哋搵緊邊個——男人、女人...？
Try a man and two women. → 係一個男人同兩個女人。
What? → 咩話？
Wait a second. → 等陣。
He had the blood of three different people on his clothes? → 佢件衫有三個唔同人嘅血？
Okay, um... → 好，嗯...
run 'em for genetic markers. → 驗吓佢哋嘅遺傳標記。
Yeah. → 好。
(mouse clicking) (computer beeping) Got a paternal match... → (滑鼠聲) (電腦嗶聲) 搵到父系配對...
and a maternal match. → 同母系配對。
Based on this, I'd say we're looking for a family-- father, mother, and daughter. → 咁睇，我哋搵緊一個家庭——爸爸、媽媽同個女。
All right, compare it to the reference sample we got from our amnesia guy. → 好，同我哋失憶佬嘅參考樣本比較吓。
You think he hurt his own family? → 你覺得佢傷害咗自己家人？
(wry laugh) VALERA: Whoever they are, they're not related to our mystery man. → (苦笑) VALERA：無論係邊個，都唔係我哋神秘人嘅親人。
Not by blood. → 血緣上唔係。
H, it's me. → H，係我。
Best-case scenario is we have three injured victims. → 最好情況係有三個傷者。
Worst case... → 最壞情況...
...we could have a dead family. → ...可能有一個家庭死咗。
The blood on your clothes comes from three different people. → 你衫上面嘅血嚟自三個唔同嘅人。
Oh, my God, what did I do? → 天啊，我做咗啲咩？
We got people out there, severely injured or maybe even dead. → 有人重傷甚至死咗。
And that's all you can tell us? → 你就淨係可以講咁多？
I keep trying to think about... Well, think a little harder! → 我一直諗緊... 諗多少少啦！
Come on, where were you? → 快啲，你喺邊度？
I'm sorry, I just can't remember. → 對唔住，我真係諗唔起。
You got to be kidding me. → 你玩我呀？
Frank...
Lieutenant, do you think I killed somebody? → 隊長，你覺得我殺咗人？
I hope not. → 我希望唔係。
(elevator bell dings in distance) → (遠處電梯鈴聲)
I'm sorry, Horatio, but in the 20-some-odd years I've been carrying a badge, I've heard every lame excuse, alibi, and justification, but this "blank slate" thing, it really takes the damn cake. → 對唔住，Horatio，我做差佬廿幾年，聽過晒所有爛藉口、不在場證明同辯解，但呢個「空白記憶」真係離晒譜。
I understand, but we have to be patient with this one. → 我明白，但呢單嘢我哋要耐心啲。
My concern is our possible victims. → 我擔心係我哋嘅潛在受害者。
As is mine. → 我都係。
Guys, Valera got a CODIS hit on one of our victims. → 各位，Valera喺其中一個受害者身上搵到CODIS配對。
He's Mitch Crawford; he did eight months in 2006 for insider trading. → 佢係Mitch Crawford，2006年因為內幕交易坐咗八個月監。
I got an address. He's got an address, let's move. → 我有個地址。佢有地址，我哋出發。
(sirens wailing in distance) (sirens blaring) → (遠處警號聲) (警號響)
Anything? → 有冇發現？
OFFICER: First bedroom clear. → 警察：第一個睡房冇人。
Do you want to go upstairs? → 要唔要上樓？
They've got a king-size bed up there. → 樓上有一張特大床。
You want to get out of the water, please? → 你可唔可以離開水？
Whoa, whoa, whoa. → 喂喂喂。
Keep your hands where I can see them. → 雙手放喺我睇到嘅地方。
Where's the Crawford family? → Crawford一家喺邊？
Look, I-I was just using their place to impress her. → 我...我只係用佢哋間屋嚟追女仔。
I'm just a messenger, okay? → 我只係個信差，得唔得？
I was supposed to deliver these legal documents to Mr. Crawford. → 我要送呢啲法律文件俾Crawford先生。
CAINE: Go on. → CAINE：繼續講。
I got here this morning, just after 5:00. → 我今朝五點幾到。
You know, you can usually catch someone when they grab the morning paper. → 你知道，通常朝早攞報紙嗰陣可以捉到人。
MITCH: Get in the car! → MITCH：上車！
W-Wait, I forgot, I forgot my suitcase. → 等...等陣，我唔記得咗行李。
Don't worry about that. → 唔使理。
We'll buy clothes on the road. → 我哋路上買衫。
Did you speak to him? → 你有冇同佢講嘢？
No. → 冇。
Never got the chance. → 冇機會。
(tires screeching) → (車胎尖叫聲)
All that luggage-- it looked like they were going on vacation, so I figured they were going to be gone for a while. → 咁多行李——睇嚟佢哋去旅行，所以我諗佢哋會走一段時間。
All clear. → 全部安全。
H, no sign of the Crawfords. → H，冇Crawford一家嘅蹤影。
Did you see this? → 你有冇見到呢個？
Looks like the Crawfords have a son. → 睇嚟Crawford一家有個仔。
Can I go? → 我可以走未？
Not until I find this family. → 等我搵到呢家人先。
Horatio, I found the Crawford's son. → Horatio，我搵到Crawford個仔。
He's in a military academy in Fort Lauderdale. → 佢喺Fort Lauderdale嘅一間軍校。
No. Says he has no idea where his family went. → 唔係。佢話唔知屋企人去咗邊。
Hasn't seen them in three weeks. → 三個星期冇見過佢哋。
But he can't be our killer. → 但佢唔可能係兇手。
School confirms he's been in tactical training all day. → 學校證實佢成日都喺度做戰術訓練。
All right. → 好。
DELKO: I looked through \h the documents that were delivered to Mitch Crawford. → DELKO：我睇過送俾Mitch Crawford嘅文件。
They're from his lawyer. Is he in some kind of trouble? → 係佢律師寄嚟。佢有麻煩？
Yeah, he's a financial advisor. → 係，佢係財務顧問。
He took liberties with his clients' money and then the market crashed. → 佢亂用客戶嘅錢，然後市況崩盤。
So the clients went broke, and he went on vacation? → 所以啲客戶破產，佢就去旅行？
Yeah, only he's not on vacation, he's on the run. → 係，不過佢唔係去旅行，係走佬。
I went by his office, it's shuttered up. → 我去過佢辦公室，已經關咗。
According to court records, he's being sued by 11 people. → 根據法庭記錄，有11個人告佢。
Maybe our suspect is a client. → 可能我哋嘅疑犯係客戶。
Which gives him motive to hurt the Crawfords. → 咁就有動機傷害Crawford一家。
Hey. → 喂。
Oh, that's the boots from the amnesia bloke. → 哦，係失憶佬對靴。
They are, and there's soil in the treads. → 係，鞋底有泥土。
I need to know where it's from, fast. → 我要知係邊度嚟，快啲。
(mass spectrometer beeping quietly) → (質譜儀輕微嗶聲)
(quiet whirring) So, we've got TNT... → (輕微轉動聲) 我哋有TNT...
...and, uh, molasses. → ...同，嗯，糖漿。
You've got explosives and sugar? → 有炸藥同糖？
It's a unique combo. → 好特別嘅組合。
Must be some mistake. → 一定係搞錯咗。
No, no, you know what? Maybe not. → 唔，唔，你知唔知？可能唔係。
Do you know Reyes Point? → 你知唔知Reyes Point？
No, sorry, I just moved here six months ago. → 唔好意思，我六個月前先搬嚟。
Well, it used to be an explosives manufacturing plant for the army until the government sold it to a private developer. → 嗰度以前係軍隊嘅炸藥廠，直到政府賣俾私人發展商。
But the soil was all contaminated with TNT. → 但泥土俾TNT污染晒。
Which is where the molasses comes in. → 所以糖漿就係咁嚟。
And you add unrefined molasses to contaminated soil, and it breaks down the TNT into harmless molecules. → 將未精煉糖漿加入污染泥土，可以分解TNT變成無害分子。
Okay, it was definitely within walking distance of where we found amnesia man. → 好，肯定喺我哋發現失憶佬嘅步行距離內。
The only problem is it covers like two square miles of land. → 唯一問題係覆蓋兩平方英里嘅土地。
There must be hundreds of homes on it now. → 而家應該有幾百間屋。
How are you going to narrow it down? → 你點樣縮窄範圍？
We're going to have to jog our suspect's memory. → 我哋要幫疑犯喚醒記憶。
I'll tell Delko. → 我會話俾Delko知。
Thanks. → 唔該。
The soil on your boots gave us an idea of where you came from. → 你靴上面嘅泥土俾咗我哋線索知你從邊度嚟。
I'm going to show you something that'll hopefully trigger your memory. → 我會俾你睇啲嘢，希望可以喚醒你嘅記憶。
The doctor said you went through an emotional trauma. → 醫生話你經歷咗情緒創傷。
At the moment of that trauma, your brain became protective; it stopped recording new memories, and buried the old ones. → 喺創傷嗰一刻，你嘅大腦啟動保護機制；停止記錄新記憶，埋藏咗舊記憶。
We need to try and go back to the moments before the trauma. → 我哋要嘗試返去創傷之前嘅時刻。
DELKO: We found you in this area. → DELKO：我哋喺呢個區域搵到你。
Anything look familiar? → 有冇嘢覺得熟口熟面？
Look, I've been there. → 我試過。
I lost my memory once, too. → 我都試過失憶。
You did? → 你試過？
Yeah. → 係。
All the memories are still there; they're in your brain. → 所有記憶仲喺度；佢哋喺你個腦入面。
We just have to coax them out. → 我哋只要引佢哋出嚟就得。
We'll go slowly. → 我哋慢慢嚟。
Okay. → 好。
I'm just not seeing anything. → 我乜都睇唔到。
Don't just use the visual. → 唔好淨係用眼睇。
Try and remember what you heard, anything you touched... → 試吓諗返你聽過嘅嘢、掂過嘅嘢...
smelled... → 聞過嘅...
DELKO: Take your time. → DELKO: 慢慢嚟，唔使急。
(distorted laughter) I can hear, uh... → （扭曲笑聲）我聽到，呃...
children laughing on a school bus. → 有細路仔喺校巴上面笑。
That's good. → 好嘢。
All right, that's good. → 好，呢個好。
There's an elementary school on Wellington. → Wellington有間小學。
Take a look-- is that the school? → 睇吓——係咪嗰間學校？
I'm not sure. → 我唔肯定。
I can hear a, a whipping. → 我聽到有嘢喺度鞭打。
Like a whipping-- a dog... → 好似鞭打緊——一隻狗...
But that's, that's it. → 但係就係咁多。
There's nothing else. → 冇其他嘢喇。
Okay. → 好。
Dog. → 狗。
Whipping... whipping of a flag. → 鞭打...旗幟嘅鞭打聲。
This is what you saw, Doug. → 呢個就係你見到嘅嘢，Doug。
There's only one road in that neighborhood that'll take you by that school. → 嗰區得一條路會經過嗰間學校。
♪ ♪
♪ ♪ CHILDREN (over speakers): ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ Happy birthday, dear Sara... ♪ There's a wallet. → ♪ ♪ 細路（喇叭）：♪ 祝你生日快樂 ♪ ♪ 祝你生日快樂 ♪ ♪ 親愛嘅Sara生日快樂... ♪ 有個銀包。
♪ Happy birthday-- ♪ H, our suspect's name's Doug Benson. → ♪ 祝你生日快樂-- ♪ H，我哋嘅疑犯叫Doug Benson。
I wonder if this is the emotional trauma that caused his amnesia. → 唔知呢個係咪令佢失憶嘅心理創傷呢。
Could be. → 有可能。
Question is, did he witness these murders or did he commit them? → 問題係，佢係目擊呢單謀殺案定係佢做嘅？
♪ ♪
So, Dr. Price, what do you see? → 咁，Price醫生，你見到啲乜？
Well... → 嗯...
you see the streaks in the blood pool? → 你見到血池入面嘅血痕未？
Mm-hmm. Mr. Crawford was still moving after the women were murdered. → 嗯哼。Crawford先生喺女人被殺之後仲喺度郁緊。
So he was killed last. → 所以佢係最後一個被殺。
(woman sobbing) MITCH: No...! → （女人喊）MITCH: 唔好...！
(recording of children singing "Happy Birthday" plays) (women screaming) Stop! Stop! → （錄音播放緊細路唱「生日快樂」）（女人尖叫）停手！停手！
But why wouldn't the killer take out the biggest threat first? → 但點解兇手唔先解決最大威脅嗰個？
Because he wanted him to see his family die. → 因為佢想佢睇住自己屋企人死。
Like an execution. Mm-hmm. → 好似處決咁。嗯哼。
DELKO: H, you're going to want to see this. → DELKO: H，你一定要過嚟睇呢樣嘢。
This belongs to Doug Benson. → 呢個係Doug Benson嘅。
He must've been working here at the time of the murders. → 佢喺謀殺案發生嗰陣一定喺度做緊嘢。
That hammer's not sharp enough to cause these wounds. → 嗰把鎚仔唔夠利，整唔到呢啲傷口。
So we don't have a murder weapon yet. → 所以我哋仲未搵到兇器。
Let's find one. → 去搵啦。
(camera clicking) I looked all over this place. → （相機快門聲）我成個地方都搵過晒。
I haven't found anything that looks like a murder weapon. → 我搵唔到任何似兇器嘅嘢。
Yeah, well, I think this guy Doug was lying. → 係囉，我覺得呢個叫Doug嘅人講大話。
I think he knew exactly what he was doing. → 我覺得佢好清楚自己做緊乜。
You're saying this based on what? → 你根據啲乜嘢咁講？
Based on the fact that this soil could easily match the soil that Natalia found in the tread of his boot. → 根據呢啲泥土好可能同Natalia喺佢靴底坑紋搵到嘅泥土吻合。
Which, incidentally, is the same size as the boot print here. → 順帶一提，呢個同呢度嘅靴印係同一個尺寸。
I think he sat here, watched the Crawfords. → 我覺得佢坐喺度，睇住Crawford一家。
He waited for the right moment, then he went in after them. → 等啱嘅時機，然後跟住佢哋入去。
The boot print doesn't have anything to do with Doug's state of mind. → 靴印同Doug嘅精神狀態冇關係。
WOLFE: Doug's state of mind? → WOLFE: Doug嘅精神狀態？
But people who snap don't calmly bind their victims. → 但係突然失控嘅人唔會冷靜咁綁住受害者。
This was premeditated murder. → 呢個係預謀殺人。
Wolfe, you're deciding Doug did it; you're not proving it. → Wolfe，你係決定咗Doug係兇手，你冇證明到。
Yeah, that's, that's sort of what we do, Eric. → 係啊，呢個就係我哋做嘅嘢嚟㗎，Eric。
We... We theorize. → 我哋...我哋係推測。
(whispers): Yeah. → （細聲）係啊。
Do me a favor, just process the evidence before you convict the guy, okay? → 幫個忙，定罪之前先處理好證據先得唔得？
What's going on with you two? → 你兩個搞咩呀？
Wolfe's always jumping to conclusions. → Wolfe成日都咁快下結論。
I just... → 我只係...
You think maybe you're taking it personally? → 你覺得你可能係代入咗自己？
No. → 唔係。
Look, I've been there. → 聽我講，我都經歷過。
I can see it. → 我睇得出。
All Doug wants is to remember. → Doug淨係想記返啲嘢。
I can understand how you would empathize with Doug. → 我明點解你會同情Doug。
Doesn't necessarily mean he's innocent. → 但唔代表佢係無辜。
Look, I-I... → 聽我講，我...我...
I can't explain it. → 我解釋唔到。
I just don't think he killed those people. → 我只係唔覺得佢殺咗嗰啲人。
Tell you what. → 我話你知。
I called in a favor with the Feds. → 我搵咗聯邦調查局幫手。
They have a facility for studying memory loss. → 佢哋有個研究記憶喪失嘅設施。
I was going to take Doug. → 我本來打算帶Doug去。
You want to go with me? → 你想同我一齊去？
Yeah, if it's going to help us get to the bottom of what Doug remembers, yeah. → 好，如果咁樣可以幫我哋搞清楚Doug記得啲乜嘅話，好。
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DELKO: Basically, it can tell us if Doug's having a memory? → DELKO: 簡單嚟講，呢個可以話畀我哋知Doug係咪有記憶？
Brain waves don't lie. → 腦電波唔會講大話。
So if the information's there, we'll know. → 所以如果資訊喺度，我哋就會知。
(over speaker): Okay, Doug, we're going to begin. → （喇叭）：好，Doug，我哋準備開始。
Let's start with an irrelevant stimulus. → 先由一個無關嘅刺激開始。
It's flat. → 冇反應。
He's not remembering. → 佢唔記得。
All right, let's move on to a target stimulus. → 好，我哋轉去目標刺激。
Something that Doug would know is pertinent to the case. → 一啲Doug知道同案件有關嘅嘢。
(intermittent beeping) → （間歇性嗶嗶聲）
All right, there's a peak. → 好，有個高峰。
He's remembering something. So far, so good. → 佢記得啲嘢。暫時唔錯。
Why don't you try showing him something relevant to the crime scene that he says he can't remember. → 不如你試吓畀佢睇啲同案發現場有關、但佢話唔記得嘅嘢。
No, try another. → 唔好，試第二樣。
Nothing. → 冇反應。
Maybe he really has amnesia. → 可能佢真係失憶。
We have evidence of him at the house. → 我哋有證據證明佢去過間屋。
I mean, we know that he was there. → 我意思係，我哋知佢去過。
Try one last one. → 試最後一樣。
There was... → 有...
there was so much. → 有好多。
He's reacting to the picture of Mitch Crawford. → 佢對Mitch Crawford張相有反應。
Blood. It was everywhere. → 血。周圍都係。
There was too much. → 太多喇。
He's remembering the murder. → 佢記得單謀殺案。
I'm gonna show him another picture of Mitch. → 我會畀佢睇多張Mitch嘅相。
Knife was in his chest. → 把刀插喺佢心口。
Doug, what are you saying? → Doug，你講緊乜？
Do you remember this man? → 你記唔記得呢個人？
I was holding the knife. → 我揸住把刀。
I wanted to get it out. → 我想攞返出嚟。
I pulled it out of him. → 我由佢身上拔出嚟。
Blood was all over me. → 成身都係血。
Did you stab him? → 係咪你插佢？
(faster beeping) It's cold. → （更快嘅嗶嗶聲）好凍。
I can feel the cold in my hair-- there's ice. → 我感覺到頭髮上面嘅凍——有冰。
Get this thing off me! → 幫我除咗呢樣嘢！
DELKO: Doug, relax-- just stay calm. → DELKO: Doug，放鬆——冷靜啲。
There's ice. → 有冰。
Doug, hang on. I didn't kill him. → Doug，等陣。我冇殺佢。
Hey, hey, hey... I didn't kill him. → 喂，喂，喂...我冇殺佢。
I didn't kill anybody! It's okay. → 我冇殺任何人！冇事㗎。
I didn't kill... Get this thing off. → 我冇殺...幫我除咗呢樣嘢。
It's okay. I didn't... → 冇事㗎。我冇...
Hey, hey, it's okay. → 喂，喂，冇事㗎。
You're safe. → 你安全㗎。
I didn't kill him. → 我冇殺佢。
I didn't kill anybody. → 我冇殺任何人。
I really didn't think that Doug did it, but the EEG confirmed that he was remembering. → 我真係唔覺得Doug有做，但係腦電圖證實佢真係記得。
I did some background checking on Doug, and when he was eight years old, his father was murdered, and he witnessed it. → 我查過Doug嘅背景，佢八歲嗰陣，佢老豆俾人殺咗，佢仲親眼見到。
It says he was found unconscious, covered in his father's blood, holding the knife that killed him. → 報告話佢俾人發現嗰陣暈咗，成身都係佢老豆嘅血，揸住殺死佢老豆嘅刀。
I believe that is the first time he experienced amnesia. → 我相信呢個係佢第一次經歷失憶。
But he didn't do it? No, he didn't. → 但唔係佢做㗎？唔係，唔係佢。
An ex-wife confessed to it. → 佢前妻認罪。
(sighs) I showed him the picture of Mitch Crawford. → （嘆氣）我畀佢睇咗Mitch Crawford張相。
He reacted to it, which means that he had to have been talking about him. → 佢有反應，即係佢一定係講緊佢。
You mentioned ice. Yeah, there was no ice at the Crawford crime scene. → 你提到冰。係，Crawford案發現場冇冰。
No, but the glass coffee table was smashed when his father was murdered. → 冇，但係佢老豆被殺嗰陣，玻璃咖啡枱打碎咗。
So, to a young boy looking down on his father's dead body, that would look a lot like ice. → 所以，對一個細路仔嚟講，低頭望住老豆嘅屍體，啲玻璃碎會好睇似冰。
So, the question becomes: which murder is he remembering? → 所以，問題係：佢記得邊單謀殺案？
What have you got on the Crawford family? → Crawford一家有咩發現？
All three victims died of exsanguination due to multiple stab wounds, all in the upper torso. → 三個受害者都係因為多處刀傷失血過多致死，全部喺上半身。
Victoria and Sara's wounds are deep, jagged, powerful. → Victoria同Sara嘅傷口好深、好參差、好大力。
And what about the father? → 咁老豆呢？
His are different. → 佢嘅傷口唔同。
They're shallow, erratic. → 好淺、好亂。
Hesitant. → 猶豫。
You know, Delko said that Doug Benson freaked out when he saw his father killed. → 你知唔知，Delko話Doug Benson見到老豆被殺嗰陣嚇到癲咗。
Maybe he did the same thing when he stabbed Mitch. → 可能佢插Mitch嗰陣都係咁。
So, he might have been completely lucid when he stabbed Victoria and Sara. → 所以，佢插Victoria同Sara嗰陣可能係完全清醒。
With him claiming amnesia, I don't know how to prove he's a killer. → 佢話自己失憶，我唔知點證明佢係兇手。
Take the personal effects. → 攞啲個人財物去驗。
If he did do the stabbing, then maybe there's evidence of him. → 如果真係佢插嘅，可能會有佢嘅證據。
Okay. → 好。
Thank you, Tara. → 唔該晒，Tara。
Mm-hmm. → 嗯哼。
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(computer chirps) → （電腦響）
(music playing) → （音樂播放中）
Thank you much. → 多謝晒。
How are you doing, beautiful? → 靚女，你點呀？
It appears, Mr. Sabin, that the nightclub business is recession-proof. → Sabin先生，睇嚟夜總會生意係唔受經濟衰退影響㗎。
How can I help you, Lieutenant? → 探長，有咩可以幫到你？
Mitch Crawford. → Mitch Crawford。
What about him? → 佢點？
He was my financial advisor. → 佢係我嘅財務顧問。
He handled all my investments. → 我所有投資都係佢打理。
Then you should know that he was murdered this morning, along with his wife and daughter. → 咁你應該知佢今朝同老婆、個女一齊俾人殺咗。
What's that got to do with me? → 關我咩事？
I can put you at the house. → 我可以證明你去過間屋。
(sighs) I went to see him a few days ago, after the market went south. → （嘆氣）我幾日前去過搵佢，股市跌咗之後。
So how does over a million dollars just disappear? → 點解過百萬美金會就咁消失？
It's the market. It's in free fall. → 係個市呀。自由落體咁跌。
How come you didn't you get hurt? → 點解你冇蝕錢？
I did. Everybody did. → 我有呀。個個都有。
Hmm? Yeah? Yeah. → 嗯？係？係。
You're lying to me. → 你呃我。
Hey... Hey! → 喂...喂！
Huh? (fabric tearing) Hey! → 嗯？（布料撕裂聲）喂！
Hey, let go of me! → 喂，放開我！
I lost a good chunk of cash. → 我蝕咗一大筆錢。
Maybe my cool. → 可能仲有啲冷靜。
Not my proudest moment. → 唔係我最光輝嘅時刻。
It turns out that a number of his more unhappy clients are suing him. → 原來佢有好多唔開心嘅客人都告緊佢。
Well, I'm not a litigious person. → 我唔係鍾意打官司嘅人。
How do you settle your disputes, Mr. Sabin? → Sabin先生，你點解決糾紛㗎？
All you can prove is that we argued. → 你只能證明我哋嘈過交。
You have one other thing going for you. → 你仲有一樣嘢。
Yeah? And what's that? → 係？咩嘢？
Motive. → 動機。
(sucks teeth) → （嘖牙）
Excuse me. Can you help me out here, please? → 唔該，可唔可以幫幫手？
Can you get me out of here, please? → 可唔可以放我出去？
I'm not like these guys. → 我唔同呢班人㗎。
I don't belong here. → 我唔應該喺度。
What, you think you're better than me? → 咩，你覺得自己好叻過我咩？
That's not what I meant. → 我唔係咁意思。
Who the hell are you? → 你係邊位呀？
Hmm? → 嗯？
Doug Benson. → Doug Benson。
Oh, yeah? → 哦，係咩？
What you in for, Doug Benson? → 你因咩事入嚟㗎，Doug Benson？
Let-Let me guess. → 等我估下。
You, uh... You steal a cell phone at the mall? → 你，呃……你喺商場偷咗部手機？
Or some 15-year-old girl? → 定係偷咗個15歲女仔？
No. → 唔係。
Jaywalking. → 亂過馬路。
That it, punk? → 就咁咋，靚仔？
I killed three people. → 我殺咗三個人。
I stabbed them to death. → 我捅死佢哋。
Mother, father and daughter. → 阿媽、阿爸同個女。
(mutters) → （喃喃自語）
So when exactly did you get your memory back? → 咁你係幾時恢復返記憶㗎？
I didn't. → 我冇。
I just heard you tell that man your name. → 我只係聽到你同嗰個人講你個名。
One of your officers, Delko, said he found my wallet. → 你其中一個警員，Delko，話佢搵到我個銀包。
Had my picture and my name. → 有我張相同個名。
I also heard you admit to killing the family. → 我都聽到你承認殺咗嗰家人。
What does that prove? Everyone here says I did it. → 咁又證明到啲咩？呢度個個都話係我做嘅。
What else do you remember? → 你仲記得啲咩？
I remember that you thought I was guilty from the start. → 我記得你由頭到尾都覺得我有罪。
But your friend, Delko-- he doesn't. → 但你個朋友，Delko——佢唔係咁諗。
He's gonna get me out of here. → 佢會幫我離開呢度。
(quiet clicking, whirring, beeping) → （輕輕嘅咔嗒聲、轉動聲、嗶嗶聲）
WOLFE: Hey. → WOLFE：喂。
So, were you able to match the boot print from the crime scene to Doug Benson? → 咁你對唔對到犯罪現場嘅鞋印同Doug Benson嘅？
Not definitively. → 唔係百分百肯定。
Wear and tear on the sole only gave us partials. → 鞋底嘅磨損只係畀到我哋部分印記。
So, basically, we got nothing? → 咁即係，基本上我哋乜都冇？
I'm trying something different. → 我試緊另一種方法。
Might help narrow your investigation. → 可能幫到你哋縮窄調查範圍。
Okay. → 好。
It's called stature analysis. → 呢個叫身高分析。
It's an experimental tool from the UK. → 係英國嘅一個實驗性工具。
The laser creates a 3-D representation of the print. → 激光會製造出鞋印嘅3D影像。
The computer then measures the depth of the impressions made by the heel, ball, and toes. → 然後電腦會量度腳跟、腳掌同腳趾造成嘅印記深度。
I can then input those measurements... → 跟住我可以輸入呢啲數據……
WOLFE: And that gives us the weight. → WOLFE：咁我哋就知佢體重。
Not only the weight, also his height. → 唔止體重，仲有佢嘅身高。
There-- whoever wore these boots is between six foot, zero and six foot, one inch tall. → 睇——著呢對靴嘅人係六呎到六呎一吋高。
(groans) No. → （呻吟）唔係。
That changes everything. → 咁就完全唔同晒。
Doug Benson's five foot, eight. → Doug Benson得五呎八吋。
(sighs) Let me ask you something: Could a military boot have made that footprint? → （嘆氣）我想問你：軍靴會唔會造成呢個鞋印？
I believe so. → 我覺得會。
Thanks. → 多謝。
Where were you this morning, Logan? → 你今朝喺邊度呀，Logan？
I was at our vacation house. → 我喺我哋嘅度假屋。
My dad called last night. → 我爸爸尋晚打嚟。
He... → 佢……
said he was having trouble with some clients. → 話佢同啲客有啲麻煩。
He was going to take Mom and Sara to the house until things cooled off. → 佢打算帶阿媽同Sara去間屋避下風頭。
And what did you see? → 咁你見到啲咩？
When I got to the house, I heard voices inside. → 我返到間屋嗰陣，聽到入面有聲。
(Mitch groaning, sobbing) LOGAN: I looked through \h a window and I... → （Mitch呻吟、哭泣）LOGAN：我透過窗睇入去，我……
There was a man with a knife. → 有個男人拎住把刀。
He killed my dad. → 佢殺咗我爸爸。
There was nothing I could do. → 我乜都做唔到。
You could have called the police, Logan. → 你可以報警㗎，Logan。
You're right, Lieutenant, but... → 你啱，長官，但係……
I snuck out of school to see them. → 我係偷偷走出學校去見佢哋。
If my superiors find out, they'll throw me in the brig. → 如果我上級知道，佢哋會送我去禁閉室。
Just... please don't tell them. → 求吓你……唔好話畀佢哋知。
Is this the man you saw? → 你見到嘅係咪呢個人？
Yeah, that's him. → 係，就係佢。
I remember the red hat he was wearing. → 我記得佢戴住頂紅色帽。
A red hat. → 紅色帽。
Somebody saw me kill those people? → 有人見到我殺嗰啲人？
You fled the murder scene, Doug. → 你逃離咗謀殺現場，Doug。
And you discarded the murder weapon. → 仲掉咗兇器。
I'm gonna make sure to have a doctor meet with you in holding. → 我會確保有醫生喺拘留室見你。
What, so he can help me remember? → 咩，等佢幫我記返啲嘢？
If I did kill that family, I'll do the time for it. → 如果我真係殺咗嗰家人，我會坐監。
But I don't need my mind to play it back for me. → 但我唔需要個腦幫我重播。
DELKO: We waiting on Tripp? → DELKO：我哋等緊Tripp？
DUQUESNE: We are. → DUQUESNE：係。
You doing okay? → 你冇事嘛？
No, not really. → 唔，其實唔係。
I just... I found out that Doug's all alone. → 我只係……我發現Doug得佢一個人。
Doesn't have a wife... family. → 冇老婆……冇屋企人。
You know you're not Doug, right? → 你知你唔係Doug㗎可？
Yeah, I know. → 係，我知。
Your friendship means a lot to me, Calleigh. → 你嘅友誼對我嚟講好重要，Calleigh。
I didn't know you felt that way. → 我唔知你咁諗。
What? How can you not know that? → 咩？你點會唔知㗎？
You read my file. → 你睇過我份檔案。
That was an unrelated case. → 嗰係另一單案。
It's important to me to respect your privacy. → 對我嚟講，尊重你嘅私隱好重要。
Well, who's organizing this picnic? → 咁，邊個搞呢個野餐㗎？
Uh, Logan Crawford said that he saw Doug stab his father. → 呃，Logan Crawford話佢見到Doug捅佢爸爸。
And he was wearing a red hat. → 佢仲戴住頂紅色帽。
We need to find that hat. → 我哋要搵到嗰頂帽。
When PD picked Doug up here, he didn't have a hat. → 當警察喺呢度捉到Doug嗰陣，佢冇戴帽。
I can see where this is headed. Pick a street. → 我知你想點。揀條街。
Trace it all the way back to where the Crawford family was killed. → 一路追蹤返去Crawford一家被殺嘅地方。
Well, you know what? → 喂，你知唔知？
I'm breaking in a pair of new shoes today, so I think I'll start with the intersection. → 我今日著緊對新鞋，所以我由路口開始。
DELKO: All right, I'm gonna take First. → DELKO：好，我行First街。
Do you want to take Elm? Done. → 你行Elm街？搞掂。
(horns honking) → （響號聲）
Hey, man, PD. → 喂，老友，警察。
Hold up. I need to take a look in that mailbox. → 等等。我要睇下個郵箱。
Sure. Hold on. → 好，等陣。
Thanks. → 多謝。
DELKO: Natalia, we've got \h a rush for DNA. → DELKO：Natalia，我哋要急做DNA。
(elevator bell dings) Hey, I was waiting for you. → （電梯鈴聲）喂，我等緊你。
This is the file Horatio wanted. Thanks. → 呢個係Horatio要嘅檔案。多謝。
About what happened earlier, I didn't mean to put you on the spot. → 關於頭先嘅事，我唔係想逼你。
Forget it. → 算啦。
What if I don't want to? → 如果我唔想算呢？
Eric, I am so confused. → Eric，我好亂。
What do you want? → 你想點？
You are going to have to tell me, because, until I actually hear you say the words, I don't even know if you believe it yourself. → 你要話畀我知，因為除非我真係聽到你講出口，否則我連你信唔信自己都唔知。
Do you know what I'm saying? → 你明唔明我講咩？
(quietly): I do. → （細聲）我明。
Well, the sweat on the brim is from Doug Benson. → 帽邊嘅汗係來自Doug Benson。
Okay, so that confirms the cadet's story. → 好，咁就證實咗個學員嘅講法。
And we've got the blood on Doug's clothing from the victims. → 我哋仲喺Doug嘅衫上搵到受害者嘅血。
Got his prints at the crime scene. → 喺犯罪現場有佢嘅指紋。
Got more than enough to book him. → 夠晒證據拉佢。
Where was the hat found? → 頂帽喺邊度搵到㗎？
A couple of blocks from the intersection where Doug was picked up. → 離捉到Doug嘅路口幾個街區。
Why? → 點解咁問？
Because it's shedding black particles. → 因為佢甩緊黑色微粒。
Dirt from the pavement? → 路面嘅污垢？
I don't think so. → 我唔覺得係。
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(typing) (snapping gloves from hands) → （打字聲）（甩手套聲）
Did you find something? → 你搵到啲嘢？
Nitrocellulose on the hat. → 帽上有硝化纖維。
That's gunshot residue. → 係槍彈殘留物。
Are you thinking he didn't do it? → 你覺得佢冇做？
I'm thinking he was forced to do it. → 我覺得佢係被迫嘅。
(gun cocking) I said kill him! → （拉槍機）我話殺咗佢！
Do it! → 做啦！
♪ ♪
We went to the firing range. → 我哋去過射擊場。
We have the gun that you always use. → 我哋有你成日用嘅槍。
All we have to do is test-fire it and prove that you forced Doug Benson to kill your family. → 我哋只要試射一次，就證明到你逼Doug Benson殺你屋企人。
What? → 咩？
No! I didn't force anybody to do anything. → 唔係！我冇逼任何人做任何嘢。
Who's Doug Benson? → Doug Benson係邊個？
He's the handyman who was working at the house during the murders. → 佢係案發時喺間屋做雜工嘅人。
You want us to start believing you? → 你想我哋開始信你？
Start talking. → 開口講啦。
Logan, we spoke with your superiors. → Logan，我哋同你上級傾過。
We know that you haven't been home in months. → 我哋知道你幾個月冇返過屋企。
Not even for the holidays. → 連假期都冇。
You didn't go to that house this morning to see them, so why don't you tell us why you were really there? → 你今朝唔係去間屋見佢哋，咁不如話畀我哋知你真正去嘅原因？
Look... → 你睇……
my father played fast and loose with his clients' money. → 我爸爸亂咁搞客人嘅錢。
We always knew someone was going to come after us. → 我哋一路都知會有人嚟搵我哋。
That make you mad? Nah. → 咁令你嬲？唔會。
He called last night to tell me that they were going on the run. → 佢尋晚打嚟話佢哋要走佬。
He was going to leave money for me in the barbecue. → 佢會留錢畀我喺燒烤爐度。
But when I got there, \h the money was gone. → 但我去到嗰陣，啲錢唔見咗。
MAN: Do it! → MAN：做啦！
I figured whoever \h killed my family got to the money first. → 我估殺我屋企人嘅人搶先攞咗啲錢。
(gagging, sputtering, coughing) → （作嘔、噴水、咳嗽）
Okay, so you claim that the money was gone when you arrived. → 好，你話你到嗰陣啲錢已經唔見咗。
I mean, you didn't have a look around? → 我意思係，你冇周圍睇下？
But do you think if I'd found it, I'd come back here? → 你覺得如果我搵到，我會返嚟呢度？
So, whoever forced Doug to kill these people, also stole a bag of cash. → 咁，逼Doug殺呢班人嘅人，仲偷咗一袋現金。
From all places, a fire pit. → 喺邊度？一個火坑。
Would you think to look there? → 你會諗到去嗰度搵？
No, but, um, I don't think I'll find a million dollars, ever, anytime in my life. → 唔會，但係，呃，我唔覺得我一生人會搵到一百萬。
WOLFE: I don't have that kind of luck. → WOLFE：我冇咁好運。
Luck is a fickle thing, my friend. → 運氣呢家嘢好反覆㗎，朋友。
WOLFE: Oh, yeah? → WOLFE：哦，係咩？
Why is that? → 點解咁講？
'Cause whoever took the cash left one beaut of a print. → 因為攞咗錢嗰個人留低咗個好靚嘅指紋。
(music playing) → （音樂聲）
So, Mr. Sabin... → 咁，Sabin先生……
...we recovered your fingerprints. → ……我哋搵到你嘅指紋。
(chuckles) Where exactly? → （笑）喺邊度？
At the Crawford home, on the site of a triple homicide-- where, incidentally, you absconded with the man's money. → 喺Crawford屋企，三重謀殺案現場——順帶一提，你仲偷咗人哋啲錢。
(clears throat) Excuse me. → （清喉嚨）唔好意思。
(Sabin clears throat) I didn't take any money. → （Sabin清喉嚨）我冇攞過錢。
TRIPP: Horatio. → TRIPP：Horatio。
Get a gander at what we found stashed in his office. → 睇下我哋喺佢辦公室搵到咩。
So you were saying? → 咁你頭先講咩？
What does that prove? → 呢個證明到啲咩？
It proves you're a liar. → 證明你係個大話精。
Hmm. Okay, I took the money. → 嗯。好，我攞咗啲錢。
Still doesn't prove I killed anyone. → 但唔代表我殺咗人。
Mr. Sabin, it will. → Sabin先生，會嘅。
(over speaker): Mitch Crawford's a-- → （擴音器）：Mitch Crawford係個——
As far as I'm concerned, that money's mine. → 對我嚟講，啲錢係我嘅。
WOLFE: So you took it, after you killed him and his family? → WOLFE：咁你殺咗佢同佢屋企人之後攞咗？
You process the shotgun? I had Travers run it against the hat Doug Benson was wearing. → 你處理咗支散彈槍未？我叫Travers對比過Doug Benson戴嘅帽。
Thank you, Eric. SABIN: Didn't you arrest the guy who killed him? → 多謝，Eric。SABIN：你哋唔係拉咗殺佢嘅人咩？
WOLFE: Turns out, he was coerced. → WOLFE：原來佢係被迫嘅。
SABIN: To kill a whole family? Come on. → SABIN：逼佢殺成家人？得啦。
CAINE: And yet, you did kill the family. → CAINE：但係，你確實殺咗嗰家人。
Along with Doug Benson's help. → 全靠 Doug Benson 幫手。
I don't even know who that is. → 我連佢係邊個都唔知。
Doug Benson? He's the innocent man you held at gunpoint. → Doug Benson？咪係你用槍指住嗰個無辜男人囉。
He's the guy you made stab Mitch Crawford. → 你逼佢捅 Mitch Crawford 㗎。
That was after you killed Mitch's wife and child. → 嗰陣你已經殺咗 Mitch 老婆同個仔。
You guys can't get me. → 你哋捉唔到我㗎。
'Cause that man never saw me. → 因為嗰個男人從來冇見過我。
Didn't have to. → 唔使見。
Jagged edge of your shotgun caught a fiber of Doug's hat. → 你支獵槍嘅鋸齒邊勾咗 Doug 頂帽嘅一條纖維。
I trusted Mitch with my money. → 我信得過 Mitch 先將錢交俾佢。
That rat didn't just squander it, he stole from me. → 嗰隻老鼠唔止亂咁使錢，仲偷我錢。
So I had to collect. → 所以我一定要收返。
You got your money. → 你攞返錢啦。
Why'd you kill his family? → 點解要殺佢屋企人？
He said there was no money. → 佢話冇錢。
(sucks teeth) So I killed his wife. → （嘖牙）所以我殺咗佢老婆。
And I'll tell you, that got him talking. → 我話你知，咁先逼到佢開口。
But the money was only half what he stole, and not enough to save my club from bankruptcy. → 但啲錢得佢偷嘅一半，唔夠救我間會所唔破產。
CAINE: So he took what was precious to you, and you returned the favor. → CAINE：所以佢攞走你最珍貴嘅嘢，你就以牙還牙。
WOLFE: When Doug Benson tried to help, you manipulated him. → WOLFE：當 Doug Benson 想幫手，你就操控佢。
You turned him into a murderer. → 你將佢變成殺人犯。
But what I don't understand is... → 但我唔明嘅係...
you had a gun. → 你當時有槍。
Why didn't you shoot him? → 點解唔直接開槍殺咗佢？
Why not get rid of everybody? → 點解唔一次過解決所有人？
What, and spend the rest of my life looking over my shoulder? → 吓，然後下半世都要提心吊膽？
See, I put the knife in someone else's hands, then you clowns spend your time looking for them and not for me. → 你睇，我將把刀交俾第二個人手，你班傻仔就會追住佢哋，唔會追我。
CAINE: And yet... → CAINE：不過...
yet here we are. → 我哋而家咪喺度囉。
(muffled screams) CHILDREN (on recording): ♪ Happy birthday ♪ ♪ To you ♪ ♪ Happy birthday... ♪ You look at me, you die. Okay. → （悶住嘅尖叫聲）錄音中嘅細路：♪ 生日快樂 ♪ ♪ 俾你 ♪ ♪ 生日快樂... ♪ 你望住我，你就死。好。
Walk! Walk! Okay. → 行！行！好。
♪ Happy birthday... ♪ Get down! → ♪ 生日快樂... ♪ 趴低！
Now, you're going to kill this piece of trash, or you're going to die like his family. → 而家，你要殺咗呢件垃圾，否則你就會好似佢屋企人咁死。
No. Pick up the knife. → 唔好。執起把刀。
Pick up the knife! (muffled groans) Pick it up! No! → 執起把刀！（悶住嘅呻吟聲）執起佢！唔好！
(gun cocks) Pick it up! → （扣扳機聲）執起佢！
(groans) Pick up the knife! → （呻吟聲）執起把刀！
No! → 唔好！
(distorted shouts echoing) Go on, stick it in. Kill him! → （扭曲嘅回音叫喊聲）嚟啦，插落去。殺咗佢！
Do it! → 做啦！
(screaming) Yeah! Do it, again! Again! (Mitch groaning) Again! → （尖叫聲）好嘢！再嚟，再嚟！（Mitch 呻吟聲）再嚟！
(groaning, gagging) → （呻吟聲，作嘔聲）
(panting) → （喘氣聲）
So what happens now? → 而家點算？
Well, it's my guess that you'll be charged with second-degree murder. → 我估你會被告二級謀殺。
So I can still go to jail? → 即係我仲有機會坐監？
It's possible. → 有可能。
You think... → 你覺得...
there's any hope for me? → 我仲有冇希望？
Course I do. → 梗係有啦。
Captioning sponsored by\h CBS and C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH\h access.wgbh.org → 字幕由 CBS 及 C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS 贊助 字幕由 WGBH 嘅 Media Access Group 提供 access.wgbh.org