That's your guy Jafar leaving his building at 7:37 on the night Danny was murdered. He doesn't return until 12:24. Put them side by side. Ty, I never took theoretical physics, but I doubt it requires a complete change of clothes. >> But whacking someone with a tire iron might. >> Damn. Ty, zoom in lower. The flu game. Jafar changed everything but his shoes. doesn't prove anything. Thanks, Ty. >> Are you kidding me? >> Don't look at me. You guys eliminated plagiarism as a motive. >> Yeah, Jafar lied to us. >> And Danny's blood is on Byron's sweatshirt in a case against Jafar. That is reasonable doubt. >> That blood could have come from their first fight. >> No way to prove it either way. I'm not trying to be difficult here, but we'll need more if we're going to try again. >> Because Jafar is Muslim. Because we already indicted someone else. You didn't happen to find Danny's phone in his apartment, did you? It wasn't logged into evidence. I mean, there might be something on his phone that's not on his computer. >> He probably dropped it when he was attacked, and we don't know where that was. >> Find my [music] phone. >> Okay. >> That's the thing on the computer that tells you where your phone is. >> Ty, we still have Danny's computer, don't we? >> Yeah. >> [music] >> should be right here. >> Let me see that. >> He's right. We should be standing on it. >> Maybe we are. Bingo. [music] Now all we have to do is get it. >> That is why everybody loves a fireman. >> It's dead. >> Not my department. >> I'll take it to the communications lab. Let's uh separating canvas. Somebody might have seen something. >> Sorry. >> Maybe you heard something outside. [music] >> Look, I'm sorry. Hey guys, have you ever seen this man? [music] >> No. >> I heard people shouting, so I looked out this window. There were two boys fighting. >> Was this one of them? >> Yes, he's handsome. >> You sure? It was dark and bright under the street light. So bright it keeps me up at night. >> Was this the other boy? No, I think he was Muslim, too. >> So, you got a good look at him? >> Yes. He was shorter, thinner, was wearing a red t-shirt. He had his hands around the other one's throat. Shoved him into a car and drove off. Yes, that's him. >> The quarks have the same mass and spin as their respective quarks. Excuse me. >> This should just take a minute. Stop. Please. >> Jafar, what are you doing? >> What the hell, dude? Hey, Jafar Susani, you're under arrest for the murder of Danny Neri. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> What can you tell us about him? >> His name is Dylan Oats. He's 22 years old. We heard him confess. No comment. >> Why'd you do it, Mr. Stone? >> Pyromaniacs don't need a reason. The fact is Mr. Oats has asserted his Fifth Amendment rights. I haven't spoken to him as of yet. >> But he's the guy. >> Yes, he is. >> Does he have an attorney? >> Is he from Chicago? I >> don't. Did he have a record? >> [music] >> We don't usually get to see you at a bond hearing, Mr. Stone, but uh this isn't your garden variety homicide. Where's your attorney, son? >> I don't have one. Excuse me, judge, but this is just about whether or not I get bail, right? >> That is correct. >> Then it doesn't really matter, does it? I wave counsel him. You my boy. >> No bail it is. >> Bring him up. >> Next case. >> Get out of here. >> You don't want to know how many cases with confessions I've seen crash and burn. You may want to add this to the pile. Voit says he confessed. >> Oh, you have your doubts? >> I haven't heard from Dawson yet, but Holinsky's kid died in the fire, but a girl did ID the suspect. >> She saw him set the fire? >> Yes. >> And she picked him out of a lineup. >> She's having trouble with her vision. >> But she described his ring and his coat. He was wearing both when he was arrested. >> Why? >> Because he's a monster. >> Someone kills 39 kids and injures God knows how many more. You're damn right he's a monster. The problem is juries can't accept it. It's out of their comfort zone. But you give them a big fat juicy wine and they'll crawl into their beds, close their eyes, and drift off thinking they're actually safe. >> I'll put Dawson and Nagel on it. >> And Peter, enormous tragedies make career cases. You win this one, it could make your career, but you lose, it could destroy mine. like we discussed. Okay. >> Mr. Stone, I'd like you to meet Blake, my fianceé. >> It's nice to meet you. It's very kind of you to come out and support Zoe. >> I love her. It's the least I could do. >> Uh, when are you getting married? >> This summer. >> And it's a big wedding. >> All our friends will be there. How could you bring him here? >> Sit down, John. >> I moved on. John, >> you moved on. Kendrick's moved on. >> John, >> everybody moved on. >> John, >> stop it. >> Everybody moved on but me. >> Is that why you killed the judge? >> YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT IT IS. We should talk. >> It's over now, John. >> How did that happen? Zoe announced her engagement on Facebook a few days before John killed Judge Kinsey. That's what triggered him. >> I can't believe he agreed to 30 years. >> A courtroom full of people heard him confess. >> Let me ask you this. If I told you I wasn't sleeping with Ray, would you have believed me? >> I don't know. Maybe skepticism is some sort of evolutionary shield that helps the species survive. The truth is, if I flat out said there's no way I would ever sleep with Rey, it wouldn't have changed your investigation one bit. We are all endowed by our creator with unalienable rights. I recall reading that in some old document. I believe one [music] of those rights is the right to be respected by your fellow man. If my relationship with Rey, whatever it was, would have helped you catch or convict his killer, I would have told you. But because I knew it didn't, I figured I'd rely on another right [music] referenced in that dusty old document. Privacy. [music] >> [music]