MINDHUNTER

Wendy considers an offer. Holden and Bill struggle to communicate the meaning of their findings to the judicial system in the baffling Altoona case.

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Fourteen stab wounds in the torso with a kitchen knife.

#2

Benji was a total mess.

#3

That's enough. Now my client's also a victim here.

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- So you killed her? - I didn't kill her.

#6

I didn't see Benji kill her.

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Hey. Nancy made me promise to invite you to dinner.

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- I'm Nancy. - I'm Bill.

#13

It's okay. I used to have these when I was a kid.

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But we haven't been able to find out where he was before then.

#17

Sometimes I wonder if I'm doing it well enough

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which means he'll end up offering a plea deal

#22

"Stressors"?

#23

All three of them are responsible for her death.

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And that is a big problem for Benjamin.

#26

I think that he seemed very intent on blaming Benjamin,

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when we were straddling Road School.

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You look tired.

#31

Intellectually, these people have reached their limits.

#32

I think that's a bad idea.

#33

Babe, focus on the thing that will make your career.

#34

- I do that here. - What do you mean by that?

#35

Goffman saw a connection

#36

Must we indulge in your melodrama?

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Frank confirmed all that.

#39

You classify our evidence as circumstantial?

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the first time Frank was in the hospital.

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When Wendy explained it to him, he seemed to understand.

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I'm in.

#46

And then eventually, he escalated to kidnapping and murder.

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- For what? - For my office.

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It's one generous bedroom and a newly refurbished kitchenette.

#49

What made you choose this part of Virginia,

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