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Previously on AMC's
Low Winter Sun...

Who the hell is that?

Simon Boyd, Internal Affairs.

I thought Joe wasn't
part of the investigation.

Joe Geddes is
the investigation.

We're planning on opening up
a small spot.

A couple of skinny white
boys playing gangster.

Your crew are welcome any time.
VIP treatment.

Did Brendan kill her?

I saved her life.

I knew you cared about her,

so I couldn't let her die!

- Where is she?
- I drove her across the border to Windsor.

Oh, Jesus.

Holy Lord...

You got something
to contribute?

Then stop gawking.

Joe! Joe!

You wanna cut this prick up?

Then take care of that gash.

- Hey, we pulled her into this. She's--
- She's what?!

Innocent?
You shoot her in the head

and you dump her in the river
and you do it now.

No, man.

No?!

She lives, we die.
You get that, right?

I did Anton, you're her.

All right, you do it
and you do it now.

Or I take the saw to you.

No, no.

No, no, please!

No! No!

The current will take you.

The water will
wash all this away.

You'll come up a Jane Doe.

- Lake Erie.
- No!

Sacrarium.

I have got to
put you in the water.

- No! No!
- I'm sorry, I got no choice.

Someone has to die.

No!

You a Catholic?

You know, because some of those
Baltic whores were...

Catholic.

Ones I had.

You wanna pray, Katia?

Come on.

Let's-- let's pray.

Look at me.

Make a sound, I kill you.

Nod.

What-- what are you doing?

What do you think?

Dry your eyes.
Come on.

_

Joseph Geddes.

Little late to be heading
to Canada, isn't it.

My lady friend and I
are hittin' the raceway.

She likes the slots.

I can take care
of that for you.

Have a good night.

Thanks.

Hey.

You are dead.
I killed you.

- Yes.
- Now...

say it.

I'm dead.

You killed me.

- Will you say good-bye to Frank?
- No.

And if you call Frank,

if you show up on
the wrong side of the river,

if I ever even hear
your whore name again,

I will find you
and I will finish this.

I should've killed her.

♪ I ain't no quitter ♪

♪ I'm in for a pound ♪

♪ ain't nobody ♪

♪ gonna hold me down ♪

♪ hustlin' ♪

♪ in the Motor City ♪

♪ hustlin' ♪

♪ just tryin' to get down ♪

♪ down, down, down ♪

Hook 'em now.
Let's go to the body.

Yeah, come on.
Let's work.

How's he coming?

Still too pretty
to be a fighter.

Promoters love pretty.

Sponsors.
Think of the endorsements.

The piece you have in the kid
don't entitle you to that.

Then ugly him up, I don't care.

Let's work!
Let's go!

Play nice.

All right, let's go.
Let's work.

Let's go.
You can rest tomorrow.

Double up.
Come on, come on.

Come on, keep it up.

Do you like your job, Lieutenant?

Is that
a trick question, ma'am?

Pull your head out of your
ass so you can hear me.

Disappointment does not begin
to express the Mayor's state.

You have a window to operate
in and it is closing.

The reward
is bringing in witnesses.

That 10 grand opened up
the floodgates.

You crossed the 48-hour
mark 48 hours ago.

Your closure rate drops

from 57 to 34% after two days.

I'd dropkick this woman if she
wasn't married to the Congressman.

Your track record
is shoddy as hell

and demands remedy now.

I hear you, Deputy Mayor,
I hear you.

The Mayor wants to see
a televised arrangement

before the weekend
news cycle. Am I clear?

Yes, ma'am, crystal.

Have you seen my ass?

What?

I just got it chewed clean off.

You had ass to spare,
Lieutenant.

I need something
by the end of the day.

I can't work this case
different from any other.

I'm not asking you
to work it different.

I'm asking you to work it
hard and with alacrity.

Word-a-day calendar?

- My wife.
- Oh.

And our friend?

Short leash him until I
can get a better handle.

- How do you plan to do that?
- Trust me.

I'll keep Joe in a cage.

And I'll close this
before your balls

end up on the Mayor's mantle.

Right there next to your ass.

How are the ribs?

- Hurt.
- Good.

What's with Dawson?

Deputy Mayor reamed him.

We need to give him something

and we need to keep you
off IA's radar.

They got nothing.

That's not what Boyd says.

Well, to hell
with what Boyd says.

His case went south.
He's fishing.

- You call in Skelos?
- Had to.

Anton worked the door
at The Acropolis.

Brendan was in his pocket.
Seems to logic.

Seems to.

Couldn't investigate the case
and not bring him in, right?

Right.

So anything else you wanna
fill me in on, Frank?

You know what I know.

How's the job hunt going?

Damon has work.

I'll find something.

VA has job listings.

Damon has work.

I don't think Damon
has anything I'm right for.

He's working an abandon,
give it a rest.

Don't worry about it.

I'm not worried.

I just wanna pay for my coffee.

Okay.

Mr. Skelos received your request,
Detective Agnew,

in the spirit in which,
I'm sure, it was intended.

What spirit did I intend?

The spirit of cooperation.

Can Mr. Skelos account for his
whereabouts over the last few days?

Specifically, Thursday evening
through Friday of last week.

We can if you can tell us
why you are inquiring.

Murder victim
worked for Mr. Skelos.

Anton Bobek.

Bobek worked for one
of my client's businesses.

The Acropolis, we know.

He knew the man to say hello.
Nothing more.

- Really?
- Mm.

I got a list of charges
against Anton--

either bailed out by your client
or represented by your firm.

You want to ask me about your
fallen brother, Detective?

I assume that's why I'm here.

Poor Anton was found
in his trunk.

Did you know Brendan McCann?

I know many officers
in Detroit PD.

Past and present.

But I don't recall the last
time I saw Detective McCann.

I know for a fact
it wasn't between

Thursday and Friday
of last week.

I took the liberty of
gathering sworn statements

from all of those who have been with
my client over the past several days.

Please, if there's any gaps,

let my attorney know.

I admire you

and I mourn with you
with our city.

You do very dangerous work

for very little.

Isn't it so, Joseph?

Hey.

How deep you go with this guy?

I don't.

That's not
the impression I got.

Not the impression
he wanted you to get.

He was putting the chains
on you, man.

He doesn't own me.

- Prove it.
- Oh, go to hell.

You dragged his ass in here

without even telling me
and you did it to get a rise.

- So you take from it what you want.
- Prove you're clean.

I can't prove anything
past my word.

Yeah, we know
what's that worth.

Did you take his money?

Everyone's got their hand out.
Everyone.

What, you never got paid,

you holier-than-thou prick?

Really, go ahead, Frank.
Say no.

Look, if Boyd has me for a couple of C-notes
10 years ago, you know what?

I'll own that.

What's he got on you?

Brendan's stink is on me
and I don't know how much.

But if he's coming after me,
he is coming after you.

So what's the play here?

We need to know what IA has.

How do we do that?

I rat you out.

- Sit down.
- I'm fine, mama.

Sit your ass down.

They busted you up good.

You got something for the pain?

Thanks.

Time for you to start thinking

about another career
before I'm gone.

I am not retiring
and you're not dying.

Take that boat of yours
and go someplace safe.

♪ Joseph,
row your boat ashore ♪

♪ hallelujah ♪

♪ meet your mama
on the other side... ♪

Don't make mock.

♪ Hallelujah ♪

- Okay.
- I like my boat.

Well, you should
get it seaworthy.

Go.

This city don't give
nothing back, it just takes.

Look what happened
to poor Brendan.

You're bold.

Am I?

Every police officer
pays tribute to a dead cop.

You walk here?

I parked a block south.

My father's florist
shop's on Bagley.

You didn't bring any flowers.

The shop burned in 2010.

Oh.

He's in a home now.

You questioned
Alexander Skelos.

Yeah.

He was an associate of your CI.

And Brendan.
Allegedly.

- More than allegedly.
- I had to question him.

- Wish you discussed it with me.
- Why? I don't work for you.

I wish you had conferred with
me as a professional courtesy.

Actions you take in your
investigation impact my own.

You don't want me to step on
your case, you open your files.

Now, that's
a conflict of interest.

A murdered cop
trumps corrupt cop.

Read the papers.

Not if the deceased was killed
by another corrupt cop.

Look, you think that,

all the more reason
to work with me.

Because if I solve Brendan's
murder, we all get well.

Lovely logic, Detective.

Albeit skewed.

I'll get well without you.

Condolences.

Gather.

To the departed.

- Rest in peace.
- Amen.

- Mm-hmm.
- Let's get another round here.

No, no. Not me.
I got a drive to make.

Serves you right
abandoning this fine city.

I didn't abandon it.
I served my time and moved on.

If you had some kids,
you'd understand.

Right, LC, I don't think you necessarily
have to live in the city to protect it.

- You never lived in it, John.
- Hey, you know what?

The way I look at it,
my parents got me out,

seems like disrespect
to move back.

You don't live in it,
you don't know it.

- You don't know it--
- You can't protect it.

Why the hell is he here?

He's here because he's a cop.

He's the only prick
from IA that's here.

He is disturbing me.

Then nobody pay him
any mind, okay?

You... leave it be.

I'm out.

- Wrong way.
- It's that way.

Good night, Lieutenant.

Let's get another round here.

- You stomaching this?
- What's that?

Celebrating our fallen hero.

I'm not celebrating,
I'm drinking.

We gonna meet Katia tonight?

No.
We split.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Don't be.
My decision.

There's no sense
bringing Nick into this.

It's just another stray
that Maya wants to nurse back to health.

Nurse him at the International.

He's banging a couple of nails.
Relax.

He ain't right in the head, D.

He was in Afghanistan.

He's been crazy
since elementary, yo.

You've been stupid
since elementary, yo.

The pig needs to be up
and earning by week's end.

I've got girls lined up.

I expect it,
Reverend Lowdown expects it.

Where's the workers Lowdown
promised us to help get us earning?

We are here doing
what needs to get done.

He's here to work, that's it.

He really here to work

or you and Maya
find a new houseboy?

IA shouldn't be here.
Joe's right.

Brendan's in a box.

Just let the poor bastard
rest in peace.

Boyd's here
to disrupt and upset.

No respect, man.

He's here to remind us
where Brendan went and why.

Brendan didn't go anywhere.

He was put in the river.

And I don't--

I don't need tellin'
about that.

He was a cop!

- That's all.
- He was that.

And he was a drunk.

An addict.
He whored.

Stole evidence.
Took bribes.

He was violent.
Corruptible.

Weak.

He deserved punishment.

He deserved prison.

But he didn't deserve this.

Damon doesn't like you in here.

Damon doesn't own the business.

He's my husband.

Is your ex-husband
not on the deed?

Not my concern.

Your money's not due.

I'm not here to collect.

You're not gonna see me
for a few weeks.

Nor anyone who works for me.

You know why this is?

It's a little early for me.

For me as well.

Cheers.

That business
with the dead officer

and other setbacks

require that I slow down.

I slow down, you slow down.

No product,
no girls out of the bar.

Okay.

Your word?

My word.

Can you promise
for your husband?

His father
was obedient like a dog,

but Damon is rebellious.

No dope, no trim
out of the bar.

Good girl.

I see Brendan McCann leave
his home at 4:35 AM.

Later that day, he's found in the Detroit
River with tap water in his lungs.

Where did he go in that time?

What tub?
What sink?

What toilet was he drowned in?

Did he meet with Joe Geddes

knowing we intended
to arrest him?

You think Joe
dismembered Anton,

then set Brendan up
as a suicide?

I don't know.
But I would be remiss

if I didn't explore
the possibility.

Joe's not a murderer.

- He had the most to gain.
- He's a cop.

Cops don't kill?

Not other cops.

Agree to disagree.

You don't even have enough to
bring him in for questioning,

let alone arrest him.

What do you have?

Proximity and instinct.

You'll notice
when you get there.

There's a blind spot
in McCann's phone logs.

He goes radio silent
the day before his death.

I suspect
he was using a prepaid,

but the inventory from the home doesn't
list any additional cellular phones.

No.
We didn't find any.

Did Geddes have access
to the home?

No, not on that day.

He could have entered before
Brendan's car was found.

I agree.

And here we are.

Why do you trust me?

I distrust you the least.

- You want a bump?
- You shouldn't sample the product.

You should keep that
houseboy crap to yourself.

The way we operate
works, Damon.

You can't change it up.
Keep making these decisions--

Like Nick?

Nick's an example, yeah.

I don't wanna sit around, thumb
up my ass, playing catch-up.

You worry like a bitch,
you know that?

You always have.

My worry saves your ass.

Always has, you know that.

You want me to confide,
I'll confide.

We're doing this.

What was that?
Was that a transformer?

Maybe the
liquor store cut us off.

It smells like burnt toast.

Yeah, we must
have fried the wiring.

- Son of a bitch.
- Yeah, we need generators.

- Hardware store?
- No, we're gonna need to boost them.

- From the hardware store?
- No, you idiot.

I know where to go.

Who do I got to talk to?

Yo, Nick!
Wake up!

Uh, that guy.

Him. Skinny man.

He's got the keys
to the storage.

Okay.
Let's go.

The soldier's not coming?

No. Leave him.

Let's go.

Give me the key!

Get over here!
Give up!

So he showed you all he had?

He said so.

Doesn't make it true.

I bait him, he baits me.

- That's the game.
- Yeah.

Nuh-uh.
American.

Oh, no, man.
I was raised Lafayette.

You wanna know what Boyd has
on you, you eat American.

So what Elmer
showed you was nothin'.

He's got you in frames
with Skelos and Brendan.

Guilt by association.

We've worked cases for less.

The river muddied
Brendan's TOD,

he thinks he died
after he left the house.

Well, that's good for us.

I mean, that saves, right?

He's gonna want you
to account for your time.

What's your alibi?

I was scrubbing
Brendan's computer.

Yeah.

Think of something better.

Boyd had shots

of Maya and Sean's place
in the file.

It's not Sean's place no more.

She's running around
with some street rat.

She into any of this?

No.

She kicks up to Skelos.

Brendan just dug
the coffee, you know,

and her ass, probably.

You know him.
Caffeine and cooze.

We need something, Frank.

For Dawson to kick upstairs.
Something tangible.

- No.
- We gotta put this on someone.

We bring in folk
had a beef with Brendan.

Probation cases,
parolees with grudges,

and we keep doing that

until the case burns
itself out and goes cold.

- Okay?
- Okay.

No one goes down
for what we did.

Let me call you back.

- I've been calling.
- I know, I'm here.

I got a witness.

He's a bit rough
around the edges,

but I think he saw Brendan's
Caddy go into the water.

And he said he saw two suspects
put his body behind the wheel.

Good.

Mr. Lefevre.

Is that French?

It is.
I'm Detroit going back.

My ancestors were fur traders.

We appreciate you coming down.

So you were on the
waterfront four nights ago.

- Uh-huh. I saw this--
- Yeah. What were you doing there so late?

I work Oracy Steel.
Pulled a double.

What do you do at Oracy?

Machinist.
Grind screws from China.

I put them in a box
that says "Made in America." Loophole.

- That union?
- Hell, no.

Get a break six hours in,
have a smoke and take a piss.

I had my smoke,
pissed in the river.

Okay.
And you saw what?

Ford Explorer pulls up.

Black guy gets out.
Then I see a Caddy.

White guy gets out.
They pull a body out of the Explorer,

put that body into the Caddy,
they run it into the river.

Hmm. How far away were you?

Short of a football field.

But my eyesight's 20/20.

The rest of me might look like
crap, but I got good eyes.

This is really helpful,
Mr. Lefevre.

Tell me, how'd they do it?

How'd they run that Caddy
into the river?

They used a jack.
I saw 'em.

They raised the rear axle up, then
they put something heavy on the gas.

Kick out the jack,
Caddy went in.

How'd you know
it was an Explorer

from 100 yards?

Well, short of 100.

I used to work the Ford plant in
Dearborn before they outsourced.

When I was union.

Molded bumpers, Explorers.

Model years '97-2004.

I used to ship them down
to Venezuela for assembly.

- Venezuela, huh?
- Yeah, Venezuela.

Bumpers was a bone
fought for the UAW,

then they stopped that, too.

He doesn't recognize us.

We push this guy right,
we can use him.

No, nothing's changed.
We contain this, we move on.

- He legit?
- Promising.

He eyeballed two suspects.
Said they used a jack to lift the Caddy.

Son of a bitch. We didn't
release that to the press.

- He knew Brendan's car was a Caddy.
- The press has that.

Well, he told me the second vehicle
was an Explorer, that's new.

Yeah, there's a lot of Explorers out there.
I drive an Explorer.

Look, the guy seems like gold,
we just need to make sure.

Run his name.
See what comes up.

Hey.

Move out of your car.

Damon said you did good work.

You can stay on here, help out,
crash at the International.

There's a cot in the back.

Thank you.

- It's cold.
- Sorry.

Cutbacks.

You're behind on child support.

I'm behind on everything.

How the hell did he know
I was behind on--

Two ex-wives, two kids--
it's a bitch.

Feel you.

I got a daughter,
lives with her moms.

Responsibility, right?

DUI you got last year, that must make
it hard for you to see your kids.

I take the bus
when the line's running.

What the hell is this?
I came to you.

And now you're gonna
bust balls?

You came here to get paid.

To get right with your exes
before they file.

They would never play me like that.
They've got more than I've got.

You're a deadbeat.
They don't need to play you.

We could arrest you
right now per Michigan law.

- Jesus. I saw what I saw.
- What you saw

you could have put together
from news and supposition.

I don't even know
what a damn supposition is.

Second of all, kiss my ass.

This is what I get for doing
a solid for the DPD.

- You guys suck!
- Hey, hey. Please, sir.

We appreciate you
coming down here, we do.

Especially in light
of your legal troubles.

I don't have legal troubles.

- My partner, he's grumpy.
- I'm not grumpy.

If your information pans out
and if it leads to an arrest,

you still have to take the stand
before you see cash.

You will have to testify.

And you see what we're
putting you through here?

It is nothing
compared to a trial.

You wanna put yourself
through that?

I'm saying what I remember.

What you remember
or what you saw?

What I saw.

Please.

Tell us again.

What you saw.

You're taking up
real estate here.

I'm toasting to our successes.

You feeling satisfied, baby?

I'm feeling like
we started something.

I'm feeling like we're starting
to get where we want to go.

Yeah.

I'm feeling vulnerable.

That's how you should feel.

I got it under control.

Skelos came by today.

Said we had to slow down, stop moving product
and tricks through the International.

- Okay, not a problem.
- That's what I told him.

But the way he was talking...

it sounded like he knew
more than he said.

You're being paranoid.

It sounded like he might know
who took down his guy.

Who stole his product.

If he did, we're not
having this conversation.

- He'd move on us.
- Maybe he's being patient.

That's why I got Lowdown
watching our backs.

The Rev's in bed with you because he
thinks you're in bed with Skelos.

Jesus, Maya!
Whose side are you on?!

We gotta be smart.

You gotta give me
a few weeks, all right?

And I'll be Skelos.

Baby, this is gonna
back up on you.

Trust me.

You wanna be Skelos?

You can...

but he's gotta be gone.

That's how we stay safe.

Okay.

Describe the men again, please.

Oh, come on. How many
times do we have to--

Please.

One black guy.
One white guy.

- I saw the black guy better.
- How old?

I don't know. 30s, 40s.
He was far off.

But your eyesight's 20/20.

How old was the white guy?

Same.
White guy's taller.

But you didn't see him as well?

I saw him well enough
to know he was white.

Not Mexican?

You know, 'cause you're
right by Mexicantown there.

I'm-- I'm not positive.

Well, was he real pale
or did he have darker features?

Middle Eastern maybe or...

I don't know, Mediterranean.

Maybe more like me.

Damn, man,
I-- I don't know.

I'm thinking maybe
he was like a Chaldean.

Okay.

So white...
maybe Arabic.

Could've been Arabic, yeah, sure.
Possibly.

Yeah. That's good.
That's helpful.

Specifics are helpful.

Um... could you hang out
a little while longer?

Hey.
I could use a Coney.

Sure. American?

Lafayette.

A lot of his
information's accurate,

- but it won't pass PA review.
- Your opinion?

If PA did put him on the stand,

it would not
be pretty on cross.

But if he's well prepped...
I don't know.

He's making it up. The defense
will feast on this guy.

I'm less worried about a
trial in a year's time

than I am about the
here and now with this.

Bottle him.
Toss him.

100 yards, night...

I wager an eye exam
won't back up his 20/20.

Look, he went from white
to Chaldean in a heartbeat.

- That alone--
- Is progress.

Which is exactly what we need.
Look, get this guy with a sketch artist.

I want every scout riding
with a description tonight.

I'm on it.
We'll get him.

Frank.

Great work.

Jab, jab.

Come on.
Left!

Jab. Jab.

Come on, man.

Let's call it.

- Yo, Trey.
- Frank.

I want more.

What's up,
Mr. Agnew?

Not him.

He ain't got a settin'
for middle-aged white boy.

- Spar with me.
- I can't fight you.

You got the undercard in a week. I
wanna see what you're made out of.

You own a piece of me.

Yeah, well, show me I
ain't wasting my money.

You an asshole, you know that?

Yeah. Step out, Vinnie.

Stubborn-ass asshole.

You know,
when I first saw you here,

I didn't think much.

I thought you were too pretty.

Thought a breeze
would put your ass down.

You ain't even had
your nose broken.

Come on, man.
Come on, Trey.

Come on. Come on,
don't just dance.

Come on, Trey.
Hit me. Hit me!

Hit me!

Hit him.

Round goes to
"Pretty Boy" Trey.

No. No.

No rounds.

Hey, easy on that Mahogany.

What's that stupid-ass
smile on your face?

It's me happy to be here

with your sexy self.

Mm-hmm.

- That's your last, Joe.
- Mm-hmm.

Sexy self.

Mm-hmm.

Hi, Brendan.
It's Katia. Yes.

Hi, Brendan. It's Katia.
Yes.

Jesus.
Who tuned you up?

Sparring partner.

Looks worse than it feels.

Does it?

No.

Dawson woke up
the Deputy Mayor.

She's ecstatic.

Let's see how long that lasts.

Mayor wants the sketches
to go wide.

- Public consumption.
- Ah.

That's PR.
That's not police work.

It's a break.
Could be big.

Yeah.

Could be.

Thanks.

How's your case?

We've been so overwhelmed
with reward witnesses.

I'm heading back there after this.
I just needed some fuel.

Insomnia is your friend.

Yeah.

It's not gonna end well.

East Side trap house.

Face chewed off
by a pack of strays.

No print match,
no missing persons report.

Dead soul.

Guy was forgotten
before rigor set.

Not by you.

♪ Some things a man
should never know ♪

♪ Some streets a man
should never walk on... ♪

You look like you've been
through the wars, Frank.

Got in a fight.

Did you give
as good as you got?

No.

♪ Let me be ♪

♪ I'm too far gone ♪

♪ Just let me lie ♪

♪ under the weight
of what I've done ♪

♪ I'm too far gone ♪

♪ too far ♪

♪ gone, gone, gone ♪

♪ gone, gone, gone ♪

♪ gone, gone ♪