SShayna
I've got rights. You can't just go through my locker.
Not yet. But in 20 minutes, when the warrant gets here, your world opens up.
S2 E5Dancing With the Fishes
This guy's foul. Smells worse than dead.
Fish.
Kia was a winner.
And her lucky numbers add up to 17 million dollars.
And 17 million motives.
[to Shayna] I've heard your sob-story. Now, I'm waiting to see what the knife in your locker has to say.
Goodbye, suicide.
Hello, murder.
[to Vivian Claven] You know, bruises age in a very specific way. First they're red, the color of the blood underneath. A day later, they darken to a bluish-purple. Then they turn green, then they fade to a yellowish-brown. Yours is just black. Too black. Wipe it off!
[makes a face as Lindsay Monroe smears some "odor screen" on his upper lip] And now it's on my lip.
You know I've never been fishing, never even thought about trying. Seems kind of boring.
Until you hook something. I went fishing with my old man once on a pier near Battery Park. I caught the sweetest striped bass, must have weighed close to thirty pounds.
Did you eat it?
Threw it back! Would you eat anything that came out of the Hudson?
Good point.
RDRichard Daly
Wait, hold on a second. So then one of my swordfish, I paid full price for them, now they're worthless, tainted.
I'm sure Fred's sorry for the inconvenience his murder has caused your restaurant.
[to Vivian Claven] You know, bruises age in a very specific pattern. First they're red, the color of the blood under the skin. After a day or two, they turn a bluish-purple, that fades to green, and then as they heal they turn a yellowish-brown. Yours is just black. Too black. Wipe it off.
S2 E6Youngblood
[Mac finds a homemade gun]
And you have no idea how it got like that, right?
MAMike Adams
It's a mystery to me, man.
Join the club.
His belt's undone.
The woman in heels either knew him or was about to.
[after hearing the suspect's statement]
Fitting in. You're going to do a lot of that. Let's say for the next...15 years.
[about id'ing their vic]
I'd say a homeless guy probably living where we found him, in the park.
Park Avenue, maybe. I've got a really nice pair of pants, a tailor-made shirt, fancy watch, traces of paint and lipstick on the shirt, I'd say he's a very wealthy guy.
Well, he must have found the clothes. The shoes never lie.
Yeah well, this little watch here is worth four or five grand, quite a find for a homeless guy.
Yeah.
Let me check missing persons. Someone notices when a guy with money doesn't come home.
The way I see it, homeless people are missing people.
[looking up as Lindsay completes her work] You're done?
[kinda smug] Waiting on you.
[wondering why their suspect entered an apartment building with a steering wheel lock, but left without it]
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