Ransom

When a death row inmate gets a “ransom” letter offering him exonerating evidence for $500,000, the Crisis Resolution team has 48 hours to verify that the information is real.

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The, uh... kitchen sink's backed up.

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A bar full of people heard Carlos

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the help of student loans, we made it work.

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We'll go over the original tapes in State's evidence.

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Vultures are drawn to last-minute death row cases.

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He's never gonna agree to that. He's been clamoring

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Then it's no wonder the cam footage wasn't part

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You're aware the death warrant has been signed on Carlos Perez.

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the way it is.

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We're not here to prove you wrong.

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So, if Carlos left undetected,

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Somehow it was mistaken or... swapped

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that $90,000 tape you're sitting on loses all its value.

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Go see if the new footage jogs Carlos's memory.

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with a judge to argue just that.

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Carlos is still being executed.

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- You're not. - I respect that perspective.

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which is why he stayed anonymous.

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Hey. We were able to trace the IP address

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'Cause it's eating at you.

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it was done.

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Jeremy, Donna's phone's being tapped,

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He's afraid.

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But you didn't kill him.

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Did my son usually go out looking for trouble?

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When I found out about it, he promised to quit.

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anything as far as immunity goes,

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You can't be at your place.

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What are you reaching for, huh?

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was involved in a criminal conspiracy the night

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Carlos's conviction in 2009 helped propel you to D.A.

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Please, for the love of God,

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