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- Bruises?
- No, they're burn marks.

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We've got them here too
on our female from Dayton.

:40:06
And these marks relate to the marks
found on Fulcher and Speck how?

:40:10
They don't. There were no burn marks
on Speck, Fulcher or Starkey.

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And we have no slash-circles
here on these bodies.

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Right.
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My office, as soon as someone
finds something useful.

:40:28
No luck on
the behavioural specialists.

:40:30
I do have a couple other leads
that I'm following up on.

:40:34
- I'm hopeful they're gonna pan out.
- Great, thank you.

:40:38
A professor of criminal biology,
Professor Daitz, just called.

:40:44
He says he's got time
for you on Saturday.

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Thank you, Katie.
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I was operating under the assumption
that O'Ryan was somebody's fantasy.

:40:55
Oh, no, he's real.
He was a student of mine.

:40:57
That fax you sent me,
this circle with the slash through it?

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That's his construct, his theory.
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He called it "Suspect Zero. "
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Suspect Zero?
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He posited a theory
that a serial killer...

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...could cross the entire country
without ever getting caught.

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What makes a killer catch able?
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Patterns, repetition of behaviour.
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He imagined someone
with no patterns...

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...no telltale fetishes, no rituals...
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...just a random killing machine
that never leaves a clue.

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But a serial killer by definition
is condemned to repetition.

:41:30
I mean, isn't that
what he's all about?

:41:33
Well, he is until he isn't.
:41:35
And this Suspect Zero, is that
something that you believe in, doctor?

:41:39
It's something O'Ryan believed in.
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He swore guys like that existed,
only we couldn't see them...

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...because they didn't obey
the usual laws, like cancer doesn't...

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...or the HIV virus that
tricks your immune system...

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...into thinking it isn't there.
:41:53
So you're saying a guy
like that could exist?

:41:55
Do you know the definition
of a black hole?

:41:58
Not precisely, no.
:41:59
It's a celestial body
with a gravitational force so strong...


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