King (2011) s02e06 Episode Script

I harvested that heart, thanked the donor's family, and changed my clothes in the time it's taking you to put it on ice.
It deserves to be handled with care.
There's a patient waiting.
You're welcome.
OK, I feel like a kidnap victim.
You are a kidnap victim.
OK, how long do we have to? We're there.
Can't I take it off now? - No, you can't.
- OK, can I take it off now? - Slow down, turn right.
- Can I take it off now? - Seriously, Danny, can I - Stop.
No.
- Just wait.
We're almost there.
- OK.
OK It doesn't smell like a shoe store.
Come here.
- OK, you ready? - Yes.
My bike! Yeah.
Tuned, serviced, and ready to go.
Danny! I figured we could take a ride up to Halden Hills, maybe have some lunch.
Last chance before the weather turns.
Wait, you bought a new No.
God, no.
It's a loaner.
I missed the whole summer.
I gotta go home and change.
No, I got all your gear right here, baby.
I love you Honey, don't.
Just leave it.
It's your day off.
What? I'm on my way out of town.
It's my What happened? I'm on my way.
No, I'm on my way.
- My dad's in emerg.
- What? What happened? I don't know.
He said it's nothing serious, which means it's probably something serious.
OK.
Come on.
What do you think you're doing? Excuse me? This is my spot.
Move your car! There's no sign.
It fell down.
Move your car! OK, there's plenty of space for everybody.
- I'm a doctor! - A rude one, apparently! I don't have time for this! You know what, honey, neither do I, OK? Unbelievable! Glad you're here.
I need you to, uh pick this stuff up from the office.
No, no.
Tell me what's going on.
Well, they think it's maybe a heart attack, but it's nothing.
A heart attack is not nothing.
Well, it's probably just angina, or - Are you in pain? - No, no.
They gave me something for it.
Now, Jane will pull all these files for you.
And she's the only one who knows that I'm here.
I'm not picking up any files.
I may have to get a continu Dad, forget about work.
Just, what did the doctor say? Well, they did tests, and we're waiting for the results.
You keep this between us.
I don't want anyone to worry.
Anyone besides me, you mean.
See? It's not there.
No heart.
That's not It has to be here.
- What did you do with it? - Nothing.
You gave me the cooler, I opened it.
Ice.
What? - Did you call Lisa? - I said we're not telling anyone.
Especially Lisa.
Here we go again.
Another cover-up.
What do you mean, a coverup? I'm just Don't tell Lisa how Puddles died.
She loved that hamster.
Don't tell Lisa I slept with her best friend's mom.
That was a mistake.
I'm not doing it.
I'm not lying for you any more.
Sweetheart, just sit there until I find out.
And Rachel wasn't her best friend.
Chief.
It's my day off so I'm All right.
I'll be there in five.
I just need to walk over to headquarters for a few minutes.
Work.
Gotta go.
I'll be right back.
And while you're going, stop by the office.
Rest.
They're still doing tests.
I don't know how long I'm gonna be.
No, ride.
Head for the hills.
It's your day off too.
Honey, I gotta go.
But the bike, I love it.
OK.
Chief.
The chairman of the board at Northwestern called.
I was just there.
You heard they lost a heart? No, my Visiting a patient.
Seriously? How do you lose a heart? Scheduled for a transplant.
Supposed to go in the chest of Frederic Boise.
That's his name on the new wing.
Have they checked the transfer procedures, organized a search? Yes, and yes.
Seriously, is this really a police matter? There's a possibility it's theft.
If Frederic Boise dies, yeah, and it could ruin the reputation of one of the top cardiac centres in the country.
- You are serious.
- Kept cool, the heart's viable for four hours.
That's how long you've got, King.
KING S02 Ep06 - Frederic Boise - Lisa.
- Have you heard from Dad? Fine, thanks.
How are you? I called him last night.
He hasn't called me back.
His office claims they have no idea where he is.
Something's going on, Jess.
Maybe he's off on a dirty weekend.
It's not the weekend.
That's not a prerequisite.
I gotta go.
I thought you were off today.
Didn't take.
Graci called.
A heart's gone missing across the road.
Sounds like a country and western song.
A transplant.
The intended recipient was Frederic Boise, the philanthropist.
Boise is a mining magnate.
- Are we sure he needs a heart? - Hospital says it's stolen.
Sounds better than "One of our staff lost it".
Assuming it is stolen, let's find out who hates Boise, who might benefit from his death.
Who was in charge of the transfer? I'm not sure.
Review the chain of possession.
Could beFide Conte Satanus.
Church of Satan.
They use them in ritual.
OK, Beelzebub, check out security video.
This case is a speed round.
Heart's dead meat in less than four hours.
Mr.
Boise, are you OK? I'll come back another time.
Red.
I'm OK.
Mr.
Boise, I'm Detective Sergeant Jessica King.
I want to assure you that we're doing everything we can to find this heart.
- Good.
- Jamie, I can barely Can you hear me? Have you booked? Well, you need to.
I need you here.
Look, I'm losing you again.
So, just call me back! Hi.
Christine Boise.
Sorry about that.
Little brother.
- Not so little.
- Detective Sergeant King.
- Where's my father's heart? - Xinjiang, China, my son.
He's climbing K2, see, and she's stuck here.
Look, surely they have procedures, protocols.
We're reviewing that right now.
Aside from the hospital staff, how many people knew that your father was scheduled for this transplant? Well, we just found out yesterday.
I only informed three senior people on our executive team.
Dad, me.
Can you think of anyone who might want to do harm to your father? You make money, you make enemies.
If you know - Dad.
Can you - Just - Just please try and rest? - Yeah, I'm good.
Maybe we could step out? I'm going to need the names of the executives.
Well, they wouldn't Do you really think someone did this deliberately? We have to consider every possibility.
Would you mind not mentioning that again around Dad? He's under enough stress.
This is his Well, if you don't find that heart, he's pretty much out of options.
I understand.
So, we'll need a list.
Anyone that you can think of who may benefit from your father's death.
No one.
Everything goes to charity.
He's giving it all away.
Dr.
Rausch, you handled the transfer.
There's no evidence I did anything wrong.
Well, they had to suspend you until this matter is resolved.
I save lives.
That's what I do.
I'm not in the business of throwing away human hearts.
We're all very happy to hear that.
So, what's the procedure here? How do we go about this? Why don't we start at the beginning? Have a seat.
You don't have an office? Look, this is my OR.
I ask the questions here.
All right.
OK, let's go.
Is it standard practice to go to the donor hospital - and extract the heart yourself? - No.
This was Dr.
Stone's patient.
I didn't want to spend hours repairing his work.
He cuts like Sweeney Todd.
So you drove straight back to Northwestern? - Of course.
- You parked, and And there was some obnoxious woman in my spot, so I was delayed a few minutes.
You have words with this woman? She was completely unreasonable.
And where was the container at this time? On the seat beside me.
- Did the woman approach your car? - No.
I didn't do anything wrong.
You're wasting both of our time.
Sometimes people forget little things they overlooked.
- I don't.
- Doctor.
Sorry.
Next question.
Were these containers special units? No.
It's, it's an ordinary cooler.
We buy them from the hardware store.
I notice they're still working on the new wing.
Yes.
Maybe a worker walked off with your cooler thinking it was his lunch.
Pastrami.
Nice.
Are we just gonna sit here and play 20 questions? Dr.
Rausch At what point do you actually do something? Sometimes slow and steady wins the race.
Not in my business.
Steady, yes; slow kills.
That heart never left my sight until I handed it to my charge nurse to be prepped.
Your charge nurse, can I get her name? Fuller.
Dot Fuller.
- She's blaming us? - I didn't say that.
Well, she's a doctor.
Things screw up, crap rolls downhill, usually ends up at the nurses' station.
So, Dr.
Rausch put the cooler right here.
Yep.
It was empty.
Who else was in the room when you opened the cooler? - No one.
- Not Dr.
Rausch? Nope.
She was scrubbing up.
So, you prep the heart.
That's your job? I start, and the rest of the team comes in.
And you were with the cooler the whole time? Yep.
Well, I went to get ice, but yeah.
Wasn't the heart on ice in the cooler? Yeah, you always need more ice.
The preservative needs to be chilled to four degrees, like champagne.
And you left the cooler here? For less than two minutes, yeah.
Anyone else in the room during that time? I don't know, probably.
There's 10 of us on the transplant team, so it's a bit of a zoo during prep.
Anyone fired from the team recently? Not in the five years I've been here.
I guess that's about to change.
Everybody get along with Dr.
Rausch? I can't lose my job.
No hospital will touch me.
That's medical waste.
We checked already.
Not that I can imagine anyone throwing out a viable human heart.
Where did the contents of this bin go? Basement.
The incinerator.
- I'm sorry.
That took longer - No, no, not to worry.
I've been angling for a sponge bath, but Trudy here says it's not covered.
If I had a dollar for every sponge-bath joke - He's a handful, your dad.
- And then some.
OK, what is she, half your age? - Not yet.
- Any news on the tests? Not yet.
So, any news on your missing heart? How do you know about that? I played doubled with Freddie a few times at the club.
And you know who it's for.
Are you gonna tell me where it is too? You know, sometimes women, they tell me things.
- I know.
- Except for you.
Of course.
- Debrief.
- There's a - You.
- My office.
In the middle of a consult.
Do you mind? She needed privacy.
Of course.
What do we know? Dr.
Rausch insists the heart was never out of her sight.
She had a run-in with some obnoxious woman in the hospital parking lot, - but - Probably not important.
Hospital CCTV footage confirms that Dr.
Rausch brought it into the prep room.
But no cameras in there.
The charge nurse left the cooler unattended for a few minutes to get ice.
Lots of traffic through the room.
So if the heart was grabbed, that's the spot? Strong chance.
Do a background search on the transplant team.
Anything on the business side? Boise's company has mines all over the world bauxite to uranium, but it's mainly a gold play.
The stock's a Bay Street darling.
The old man is in the multi, multi-millionaire bracket.
His daughter says he's giving it all away.
Most of his fortune's going to a foundation he's setting up, but guess who filed a lawsuit last year to stop him from transferring his shares.
- You really wanted me to guess.
- The CEO of his company: his daughter.
OK! Heading back to the hospital.
Anything new? Not yet, I'm afraid.
My father says hello.
Randal King.
He's in here too.
Randal.
Good backhand He's your fath?? - How's he doing? - Fine.
But, you know, daughters, we worry.
Yeah.
Christin, my rock.
Running a B company together must be tough.
My father and I would kill each other.
Well, we both love the deal where we we're talking business, but that's how we communicate.
My father's a lawyer.
So is my sister.
They enjoy watching the last half of Law and Order together.
And what do you and Randal share? Differences of opinion.
- Like you and Christine, I guess.
- What? She tried to stop your foundation.
I should have just explained it to her before I went ahead.
What's she stand to lose? Millions? She doesn't care about money.
It's true.
Detective King, my father needs to conserve his strength.
Good luck.
Did you see the heart being put in the cooler? Dr.
Stone was taking his sweet time kind of like you so I went into post-op.
But did you actually see it? No, he had his back to me.
Is Detective King in charge of this investigation? So you never opened the cooler? Why would I? Is she any good? The best.
So, would Stone have any reason to discredit you? He wants his own heart unit.
Nobody's going to fund another centre unless one shuts down too much money, not enough organs.
Maybe the heart was never put in the cooler in the first place.
Slow and steady.
That's one for the tortoise.
Seven years of this, you'd think I'd get used to the smell.
Yeah, some things you never get used to.
You don't care about money? Yeah, I care about having enough, and I have enough.
So why'd you take your father to court? When Dad got sick, I took over as CEO, and I doubled our It's my company too.
He didn't consult me, I was upset, and if he hands it over to a foundation, I work for them.
If he hands it over? Yeah, there's still paperwork to be done.
It's not a done deal.
So if he dies before Then I lose my father.
I lost my mother when I was 12.
Before she died, she said, "You're the woman of the house now".
And I'm almost 40, Detective.
No husband, no kids, and, between my father, my brother, and the company, no time.
I'm not feeling it with Christine.
I mean, she seems to genuinely care about her father.
Hard for me to relate to that.
Really? We're gonna have to compare childhoods.
What about the transplant team and Nurse Fuller? She was the last one with the cooler.
Not even a parking ticket.
Spears is having Dr.
Stone brought in from the donor hospital.
OK, well, I'm on my way back.
Get Rausch out of my office.
She already left.
Wanted to speak to the chief.
Fantastic.
They think I have a blocked artery, so they're going to do an angiogram.
Angiogram.
Roden in Fraud had one of those.
He He? All good.
Retired in Florida, I think.
Liar.
So, I guess this is the beginning of the long slide, eh? And a doddering, drooling infirmity.
- I'm going to call Lisa.
- No, not until we get the results.
Get me some ice.
Danny Hi.
Came to see the role model for my midlife crisis.
How you doing, Randal? I'm fine, as long as you're packing little blue pills and a single malt.
No, sir.
I got you some freshly squeezed orange juice and the papers.
Thank you.
Plain clothes, eh? So you served your time in purgatory, and you're back up to detective.
Well, no.
Just a day off.
You know, if you had taken Lisa's advice I was getting ice.
you would have beaten the demotion.
He always thought you could have done better a third time around.
Best for last.
I gotta get back to headquarters.
Graci's got me on a case.
I guess I could stay with him.
No.
Me and him, it's quality time; you and him, it's like a German opera without the jokes.
What happened to your ride? You know, some things just aren't as fun alone, honey.
Thanks for coming.
I love you.
- Me too.
Call me if - Ingrid.
Still looking into Boise's financials.
Aside from the foundation, he's made a personal bequest to Dr.
Rauch's transplant centre.
You can't use cell phones in here.
Hanging up.
Bequest? When he dies? That's right.
Fifty million dollars.
- I'll be right there.
- Thank you.
Your dad's gonna be fine.
Angiogram.
How serious is that? It's quite common, and if he does need an angioplasty, it works wonders.
Good to know.
OK.
I can deal with that.
These hospitable beds.
Stiff.
Why didn't you call me? He asked me not to.
Since when do you listen to him? It's OK, it's OK.
- You know I check in every day.
- You call him every day? - It's what daughters do.
- Creepy daughters.
I'm glad we're all together.
It makes up for my birthday.
- We were together on your birthday.
- And this makes up for it.
I had to cross-examine Jane.
Why didn't you just call me? Because I figured you had enough to worry about.
I mean, you're pregnant.
I know that Jess is pregnant too, but Dad.
- What? - Really? Do I look pregnant? Jess.
- No.
I'm sorry.
- I gotta go.
- Work.
- Je Dad.
Jess.
It's OK.
Boise dies, Dr.
Rausch gets $50 million for her transplant unit.
Heart transplants are a loss leader for the hospital good for prestige, but they cost way more than the health plan pays.
Rausch might really need that 50 million right now.
All she had to do was toss the heart on her way across town.
I don't see it.
Her reputation's at stake.
She's not gonna choose to lose a patient.
Or a parking spot.
What's she like? She's smart, self-assured, driven.
She needs to be in control.
Sounds like your kind of woman.
There's some professional jealously with Dr.
Stone over at Lakeshore.
Could be sabotage.
Rausch looks bad, Stone makes a play to take over her transplant business.
Dr.
Stone is downstairs.
Ingrid, Spears, you take Dr.
Stone.
Martin, hang tight, we'll take Dr.
Rausch.
Doctor Rausch doesn't think you're the best person to handle this case.
- And this is because - She heard from staff that your father was admitted with chest pains.
He was.
She thinks that'll be a distraction.
My sister's with him.
It's taken care of.
She likes Spears for the job.
Good man.
Let's give it to him.
I assured her I knew what I was doing.
Thank you? - How's your father? - Nothing serious.
I think.
When my father passed, there were things between the two of us unsaid.
I'd always thought there'd be time.
He's gonna be OK.
I'll keep a good thought.
So, Martin's with Rausch.
I've got Stone.
Use my office.
We're trying to figure out how a heart could go missing during an organ transfer.
Well, I suggest you ask Dr.
Rausch.
She extracted and transported the organ.
- But you prepped it.
- Yeah, I, uh, did the rinses, bagged the heart, placed it on ice.
Did you have a nurse assisting you? It's a small muscle, a mysterious one, but I'm capable of handling it myself.
Did you notice anything unusual in Dr.
Rausch's behaviour? What? No.
No, she, was impatient, rude, bitchy nothing unusual.
Bitchy? Hard for you to work for a woman? I don't work for Dr.
Rausch.
And you're certain that you placed the heart in the cooler? - Where else would I put it? - In the organ disposal.
- Why would I do that? - To discredit Rausch.
I took an oath.
I've been practicing medicine longer You know, the only difference between Dr.
Rausch and me is Affirmative action.
That's why she gets transplants because she's a woman.
I also do transplants.
Livers, kidneys - Minor leagues.
- Not like hearts.
That time has passed.
Not if they shut down at Northwestern.
Thank you.
For strength.
Surgery is all about the fingers.
Also helps with the arthritis, doesn't it? Sure.
It's, uh In a couple years I might have trouble holding a scalpel.
You didn't mention you get $50 million if Frederic Boise dies.
- Not me; the hospital.
- For your transplant unit.
We've kept him alive.
He's very grateful.
Cinnamon? Just a sprinkle.
Your program is running a deficit.
Fifty million dollars could help.
Hospital accounting will still have a deficit.
In my business, $50 million is motive.
In my business, the guiding principle is "First, do no harm".
Dr.
Stone.
What about him? Maybe Detective Spears is right.
Stone might be playing a shell game with the heart to screw me.
You think? If you don't find this heart it's unlikely I'll ever be trusted with one again.
They'll never let me near another transplant.
I don't think Rausch did it.
- Boss agree? - Yeah.
And, uh, I think she likes you.
- What? - Doctor Rausch.
Body language.
Stone's losing his ability to operate.
It means he's not jockeying for a heart transplant centre.
- So, where's that leave us? - Nowhere.
- Where's King? - She, uh, she went back to the hospital to talk to Christine Boise.
She wants us to keep checking into the transplant team.
Jess.
You OK? You know Dad.
He doesn't think.
- Over.
Moving on.
- They postponed his angiogram.
- Well, bit of a situation.
- Because of you.
You're talking to the staff.
You're distracting everyone.
You say "staff", I say "suspects".
Are you ever off the job? Use your influence.
I have a midwife appointment.
I can cancel.
No, go.
I got it.
Just take care of the baby.
Call me if anything.
- You will call.
- I will call.
But outside with your cell.
I get nervous if someone's - Bye-bye.
- OK.
Code Blue.
Code Blue.
Frederic Boise.
We need a crash team here, stat.
- Excuse me.
- Coming through.
Make room.
Ventricular tachycardia.
Ready the defib.
Pushing 50 CCs of - Increase - Charge to 40.
My God.
What's happening? Somebody tell me what's going on! What happened? Christine, let them work.
Charged.
Clear! No response.
- Hit him again.
- Clear! - Charging.
- Resume CPR.
OK, let's go.
- Charged.
- Clear.
You were in the coffee shop? Yeah.
Having Dad's power of attorney means signing an endless stream of paperwork.
It'd be tragic if he didn't get that done the foundation.
- It'll happen.
I'll see to it.
- I thought you were against it.
Dad started out with one mining play and built a company.
I'm gonna put together an investment group, do the same.
Like father, like daughter.
It's my brother.
Excuse me.
Jamie.
Yeah, no, still waiting.
MmHold on.
- Thank God.
- What? It's good news.
Surgeons.
The way they walk.
It's the the strut.
I got here in time.
He's doing fine.
- He's stabilized.
- Can I see him? He's still in recovery, but sure.
Thank you.
Jamie, he's stable, he's alive.
- Now get your ass home.
- Walk with me.
Is it possible that Mr.
Boise's heart attack was induced? An injection of digitalis, some other drug, but I don't I need a blood sample for full tox screen.
Right away.
- We'll do it.
- Of course.
What can you tell me about Nurse Trudy? Nothing.
She's a ward nurse.
Not on your team? Sub.
I don't even know why she was in this room.
My dad's waiting on an angiogram.
If there's anything you can I'm waiting too, you know.
For that heart.
I'll see what I can do for your father.
There we go.
Yeah.
Hospital food.
Tell them that you're kosher.
- They always have the best meals.
- You are spoiling me.
Trudy, I need you to come down to the station and make a statement.
Station? Can't she do it here? Nope.
I'll clear it with the charge nurse.
Trudy cannot be a suspect.
Why not? 'Cause you guys were holding hands? - She was checking my IV.
- How long does that take? - Always, always the detective.
- Always the lawyer.
Trudy was alone in Boise's room.
He had a heart attack.
I've spent 40 years of my life defending the accused.
I think I know a little something about guilt versus innocence.
Guilt.
I thought you were gonna say you know something about women.
I wish you'd told me.
About the miscarriage.
I mean, I could've I would have I just needed to get past it.
Your mother had a miscarriage.
I thought it was her drinking.
And then you.
Well, maybe it's genetic.
- People blame a lot on drink.
- Your mother's was a boy.
The son you never had.
You're the son that I never had.
Unbelievable.
It was a compliment! Should.
Stop.
Talking.
Now.
You are overreacting.
No, overacting would be me smothering you with that pillow.
It's OK for me to go.
I was looking for Dr.
Rausch to see if she could pull up for dad's angiogram.
You really are giving him the full service.
It's my job.
So you went into Mr.
Boise's room because I heard him from the hallway.
He was in obvious distress, and then he went into fib.
And this? Piece of coal? It dropped out of his hand.
Why are you so hard on your dad? And this? Where This is my credit card statement.
Twenty-three thousand in debt.
You can just do that? Get my What else do you know about me? You seem to have a thing for older men.
My ex, my age, charged everything before he walked out on me.
I lost the house too.
And then Sam needed this hearing device thing.
Ten grand.
- Sam? - My son.
He's three.
So, if someone came along and offered to help you, and all you needed to do was make sure that Boise didn't get that heart What? I You are really Single mom, drowning in debt, chance to make it even Steven.
It's just kind of like stealing a steak from the grocery store, right? How can your father be so wonderful, and you're Adopted.
Raised by wolves.
If Boise dies, the person who stole that heart will be charged with murder - first degree murder.
- Well, it wasn't me.
No one approached me.
And if they had, I would have gone to the police.
I mean, you're supposed to help.
Right? Do you recognize this? A lump of coal.
That's the last thing he'd have for good luck.
I checked the pie charts of your annual reports.
I saw that your company is in gold, uranium, copper, but not coal.
Yeah, Dad had a bad experience with it starting out.
He won't go near it.
- Kryptonite.
- Something like that.
I was just a kid, and it was with his first company.
Boise Mining and Exploration isn't his first? No.
No, he had another one.
I think it was called Hopewell.
Spears.
Boise owned a coal mine in Hopewell, Nova Scotia.
OK.
It was cited dozens of times for safety violations.
There were accusations that Boise cut corners on ventilation and maintenance.
Major accident in '85.
Cave-in? No, explosion.
Methane build-up.
Five miners died.
An inquiry laid most of the blame on a mine manager.
Boise closed the mine, dissolved the company, and went on to fame and fortune.
We should cross reference the names of the dead miners.
With the members of the transplant team.
Way ahead of you.
Martin.
The miners left behind five wives, 13 children.
One of them, Rodney Mackershack, had a daughter got married and moved to Toronto.
Changed her last name.
Marriage certificate.
I'll take it.
Dorothy Mackershack.
You need to come with me.
Let's go.
They say my mom died of cancer.
But I know she died of a broken heart.
I'm sure she'd be very proud of you.
You became a nurse, you take care of people.
Fred Boise deserves to die.
He didn't just kill my dad and the other miners; he destroyed our families.
You must have been planning this for a long time.
I was working at another hospital, I saw his name in the paper, going in for a bypass.
Fat, rich So you applied to be part of Dr.
Rausch's team.
Mmhmm.
That's right.
I knew enough about hearts and, uh, Freddy Boise to know he'd be back, and I'd be there.
You must have known that lump of coal would lead us to you.
I didn't care.
I wanted him I wanted him to look at that coal when he was dying and remember.
You've done dozens of transplants.
Yep.
I have.
Seen dozens of people, lives saved.
It must be quite a experience.
It is.
It's a miracle.
I don't think you could throw away a heart.
I tried.
But, I didn't throw it away.
But I'm not telling you.
I'm not I'm not telling you where it is.
- Not while Boise is alive.
- That's right.
- Because of what he did.
- That's right.
What if he confessed? She will tell us where the heart is, but only if you accept responsibility for the Hopewell explosion.
This is outrageous.
Isn't there some way you can force her to talk? She knows that if you die, she will be charged with murder.
She doesn't care.
Well, tough.
She's like those miners.
That was a lifetime ago.
He wasn't even held criminally responsible.
The heart, assuming she put it somewhere cool, has to be found within the hour.
Great.
I guess my luck has run out now.
It's still your call.
You can save your life.
And destroy my reputation.
Is what people think of you more important than living? What she thinks.
Yeah, it is.
Wha? Dad.
I just want you here.
Please.
OK.
OK.
Boise has agreed.
He's gonna admit responsibility.
I'm not saying where the heart is until I see him confess.
Wish you'd let me call a lawyer.
Let's just get this done.
We don't have much time.
Then he'd better hurry up.
Here, do you want some water with ice? No, thank you.
I, Frederic Boise make this statement without duress.
That mine I owned - What's wrong? - When you interviewed Nurse Fuller, she said she left the cooler to go get more ice.
You think she took the heart with her? Stuck it in the ice, then raised the alarm.
This was searched.
By Nurse Fuller.
- Hidden in plain sight.
- Get it to Dr.
Rausch.
Gonna tell Boise he doesn't need to confess? Good question.
We were running out of cash.
I had to get production up.
I said to the manager, "Don't spend on equipment, maintenance".
I knew there was methane gas build-up.
I said, "Send 'em down anyway".
The air scrubbers couldn't handle the methane, but I had to keep the mine open, keep it running.
And that's when it all blew up.
Lost everything.
It's my fault.
Out! Out! Everyone out! This patient has to get to surgery right now! Right now! Mr.
Boise, it's time.
We gotta go.
- What? - We gotta go.
Now.
They found the heart.
You found the heart.
Yeah.
So Dad didn't - he didn't need to confess.
- I don't know.
Maybe he did.
Boise's transplant went well.
How do you know? - Her strut.
- I thought that was for me.
Initial signs are all positive.
Detective King, I know we got off on the wrong foot, but I appreciate everything you did.
I'm told I can be abrupt at times.
I apologize.
Highpressure job, a lot of responsibility I understand.
Good.
By the way, I had them tow your car.
Give me 10.
I'll buy you a drink.
She towed your car? I love her.
- She'll use you.
- Hope so.
- Discard you.
- I'm used to it.
Rest.
They found an arterial blockage, put in a stent, - and it all went very well.
- Thank you.
I was really hard on you.
I'm sorry.
It's OK.
I was warned.
Right.
Great.
I told you.
Trudy is innocent.
You warned her about me.
Who's gonna warn her about you? - Angio was successful.
- I heard.
He's just gonna have to start taking better care of himself, watch what he eats, drinks stop working so hard.
Apparently, I'm not getting any younger.
So, how's Boise? He has a new heart.
We'll see.
Look, Randal You're not seriously thinking of charging him, are you? The man confessed.
On the brink of death.
He was compromised by heart failure, medication The man confessed.
I ha His lawyers will argue he was coerced.
It's a 25-year-old industrial accident.
It's already reviewed by a judicial inquiry.
Civils who might fight? Class-action brought on behalf of the miners' families.
- Right.
- That's possible.
It's possible.
Yeah.
So you gonna run it? Jess.
Where is she going? How's your dad? Good.
I left him with his favourite daughter.
- Family drama? - No.
I'm his favourite son.
Someone in your office to see you.
It's my day off! Good niiight.
The dining room at the Millside inn is only open till nine, but there's always room service.
So what are we waiting for?