didn't ask for a lawyer. >> Not yet. >> Sure. You're okay with this? >> Yeah. Kelly and I dated for a minute. It's not a conflict of interest for me. >> And the only reason he hasn't asked for a lawyer is cuz he knows I'm going to be in on the interview. >> Hey, you okay? You need a cup of coffee or >> No, no. Uh, I just want to get out of here. >> We're all on the same page. Did you take us through last night? >> I gave an attorial blood donation because I was going to donate bone marrow to this girl Anna. You know this the surgery they couldn't go forward with it. The chemo started killing her. They canceled it. >> 51 says you didn't come to shift. >> I [clears throat] was in a bad mood because of the canceled surgery. So no, I I took the shift off. >> Where'd you go? Tap on rush. >> How many drinks you have? >> I don't know. I didn't count. But I started feeling >> feeling like I'd had enough. >> So, you left in your car. >> That's the thing. >> Okay. What is >> um I don't know if it was giving blood or the alcohol or both, but I don't remember. >> You're saying you blacked out? Yeah. >> From the car wreck. >> No, because I wasn't in one. >> Well, how'd you cut your head? >> I don't know, >> Kelly. We've got a mother and daughter in critical condition at Med and their minivan was hit by your Mustang. >> Don't you think that I would remember if I crashed my car into them? Huh? >> You can't remember how you cut your head. >> Oh, look guys, I've spent the better part of my adult life responding to accidents. woken up from a dead sleep in the bunk room and I'm half awake on the way there and I do it every time instinctively. So there's no version, there's no scenario, there's no way that I I go to an accident, I see one and I run away from a mother and her daughter in need of help, especially if I'm the one who caused it. >> Yeah. >> Hey, give me a second. Just got a call from Med. Elsa James, the mother left side cyber body crushed. She's just coming out of critical condition. >> And [snorts] the girl. >> No, [snorts] Erin. I didn't do this. Chloe James, little girl in the back seat. She just died from her injuries. This just went from hit and run to vehicular homicide. You put a good man in jail. >> You put a good man in jail. >> Alvin Alinski has dedicated his life to the people of this city. >> He dedicated his life to you. That's why he's in jail. >> You say what you want, but you did him dirty. >> I did him the way I had to. >> Take a seat. Let's get this done. I'm with Sergeant Hank Voit to discuss. Oh, >> no recordings. Not until we have a deal. [music] >> Okay. Tell me what you have to say. What kind of deal [music] you're looking for? Off the record. We'll go from there. Let's say hypothetically [clears throat] [music] I confess to killing the son of a [ __ ] who murdered my son. I tell you I hunted Kevin Bingham like a dog, made him dig his own grave and then shot him in the face. I say that on the record. Would that be enough to drop all charges against Sinsky? I think it would. Let me call OSHA and we will work out all the details in person tonight. I'll listen to your profer, Hank. If anything you have to say is consistent [music] with what Denny told me over the phone, I'll drop any and all charges against Detective Bolinsky. All right. >> And Alvin gets released from Cook County first thing in the morning. >> Absolutely. Deal. Okay, this is assistant states attorney James Ocean. I'm here with Lieutenant Denny Woods, independent auditor and Sergeant Hank Voit, head of intelligence. We're here to discuss the events [music] surrounding the murder of Kevin Bingham. Just tell us what happened, Sergeant Voit. More details, the better. >> Ready when you are, Hank. Hey, sir. Chicago baby. Al, it's me. You be strong. You hear me? You hang in there. I got this, man. I know. I got this. I know. They're going to fix you up. You hear me? You're going to be okay. Heat. Heat. [music] [music] [music] >> [music] [music] >> Oh, hey do not do Sergeant Void. >> How can I help you? >> There's a patient in there, Detective Valinsky. How is he? >> He didn't make it. I'm very sorry. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] [music] >> [music] >> I understand the press is all over you, but I'm not going to give a quote or a statement until I know the damn facts. Until then, just just refer all calls. Refer What the hell you doing? >> I want every piece of surveillance footage. >> Hank, maybe we can >> I want to TALK TO EVERY GUARD. >> HANK, SLOW DOWN IN THE VICINITY. >> I'm the warden of this place. Who the hell do you think you're talking? >> Son of a [ __ ] You let some punk KILL MY GOOD FRIEND ALVIN ALINSKY. >> WE WILL FIND OUT WHO DID THIS. >> I WILL FIND OUT WHO DID THIS. THIS IS MY CASE. You understand? >> You're unbelievable. >> One, I need an office here in the jail. Two, I want every piece of evidence you have in the next 10 minutes or you and me, we're going to have a problem. We get that surveillance video yet? >> Rusik's pulling it up right now. >> All right. Four cameras, all of cell block G. Here comes Al walking right here. Walks up to these two guys. They start John. Guard comes, breaks it up. The two guys keep moving. Now, this is a different angle, different camera. You're going to see the guard's still with him at this point. Now, the guard's going to get a phone call right here and break away. Al keeps walking towards his cell. This is where it happens. Can't run it. I freeze it. I blow it up. Still can't see the bastard's face. >> You got any other angles? Other cameras? Pull it up right now. Hell is he doing? >> He's just standing [music] there. >> He's a coward. >> Son of a [ __ ] is in on it. All right. His name is Dan Deetsz. Run his financials. Antonio, come on. You [music] and me. Who paid you to look the other way? >> We watched the video. You just stood there doing nothing for 5 seconds. >> Let me see your phone. >> Excuse me. >> There never was a call. It was a scam. >> Look, I had nothing to do with what happened to Al. >> We just ran your financials, dumbass. Someone put five grand into your checking account an hour before the attack. >> This is your one and only chance to come clean. >> I I Come on. >> Okay. I I I got some money, but he said it was just going to be a beatdown. He didn't say anything about a stabbing. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> Who Who paid you off? >> Who? [screaming] Get off. Hey, handsome. >> Take it easy, Holmes. >> You're under arrest for the murder of a police officer. You're coming with me. >> This can go one of two ways. bad or really bad. So, you come clean and tell me why you did it, who you working with. Things will go a lot better than if you don't. Kiss my Mexican ass. [panting] [groaning and screaming] That's it. Guard. Lock the door. I don't want to go in there. No. No. We're good. We're good. This is the guy that killed Al. >> I know that, but this is >> What are you trying to PROTECT HIM FOR? STOP. >> WE DON'T NEED YOU. STOP. BACK UP. THIS IS NOT WHAT I WOULD WANT. I interrogated the prisoner. He was not cooperative. I am convinced he's involved. >> God's sakes, Hank. >> Yeah. He tried to choke me with his handcuffs. >> The hell are you doing here? >> You [music] don't believe my story. >> I want to do right by you. >> I said he tried to choke me with his handcuffs. You don't believe me? And file a beef and get the hell off the case. [music] >> What's going on? >> It's It's horrible. tenderized black male. Executed. >> One shot to the head other than the chest. Third was in his back. 9 mm. >> Ah, there's no signs of a struggle and no signs that he was restrained. >> Maybe he knew the asalent and they let him back here. Let me let me THROW >> LET ME THROW OVER. >> GUYS, this is Lauren Brooks. Think she's the mom. >> Ma'am, I have to warn you. >> Just show me now. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. [laughter] My god. >> I'm sorry. I can't LET YOU TOUCH HIM. HEY, >> I'm sorry. You can't cross. >> Is that Noah? >> Hey, I'm I'm BRIAN JOHNSON. I'M NOAH'S DEAD. IS THAT NOAH? >> Let him through. >> Okay. >> You did this. YOU DID THIS. YOU [ __ ] THIS ON HIM. >> NOAH. NOAH, get him. >> I understand, [laughter] man. >> Come on, bro. Oh, >> I'm officer Atwater. >> All right. >> What's your name, little man? >> That's my brother Miles, man. >> Soon as the time is right, >> we going to figure out who did this. We just going to have to ask both of y'all maybe a couple questions. >> So, we can figure out who did this. >> Oh, no. >> All right. >> Come on, man. We got this, man. Come on, bro. We got this. Yeah. Right. Hey, man. [snorts] Hey. Hey. Hey. We got this. Don't make things worse. All right. >> Worse. >> Huh? How things SUPPOSED TO GET WORSE RIGHT NOW? >> YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? >> MY BOY'S DEAD. >> PLEASE. >> MY boy's My boy. I'm so sorry. >> My first partner 25 years [music] ago told me something I'll always remember and it'll always be true. We solved the cases that need to [music] be solved. This case [music] needs to be solved. Come on. We got to get out of here. [music] >> [music] >> Hey, Sergeant. We got one dead female. Found her in the trunk. >> The Park District employee was closing the gates. He was about to have the car towed when he noticed blood on the rear of the car. Called the police. >> Victim's hands and feet are tied with barb wire, throats cut, fingernails are gone, too. I'm guessing she fought back against the asalent. He knew there'd be DNA, so he yanked them off. cartel hit >> or Russians. They've been known to use barb wire, too. >> Mouse ran a workup. Cars registered [music] to the victim. Her name's Melissa Wilds. She's 26 years old. We got an address, >> right? Call Rous and Alinsky. Tell them to go over there and do a knock and talk. [music] >> I'll call in for a warrant. >> What's going on? with the police. Who are you, ma'am? >> Trisha Reynolds. I'm Melissa's [music] friend. Um, I've been waiting up for her to get home. This is her daughter, Tegan. >> Did something happen? >> Where's mommy? >> Trisha, is everything okay? >> Yeah, everything's fine, Mom. >> Trisha, do you think your mom could take Dean inside, please? >> Yeah. >> When's mommy coming home? >> She'll be home soon. Come on, sweetie. We found Melissa about an hour ago. She's been murdered. >> Oh my god. >> Trisha, did uh Melissa say where she was going tonight or? >> No. Um she just said she had to meet someone, so she asked me to watch Tegan for >> Where's Tegan's father? >> Peter. >> Yeah. >> Um he he was in the army. He he died um in an accident last year. >> All right. We're going to need you to come down the district, answer a few questions, call Tigers next weekend. >> But who would want to hurt her? >> It's what we're going to find out. >> Her husband was an army private killed in a training exercise last year at Fort Bragg along with three others when their chopper went down. She had an associates from Roosevelt and worked as a parallegal for the law firm Sawyer and Sawyer. >> Yeah, I've seen those commercials. They're just high-profile ambulance chasers. >> Bigger than that, they do seven figure class action lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies or schools with asbestous. >> You know, except for a few parking tickets, Melissa has zero prior. She's a working widowed mom. So, the more I'm digging here, I can't see any reason why she'd be associated with cartels or any Russians. >> Well, listen. This girl was tortured with barb wire. That means the killer either wanted something from her or it was personal. Yeah. >> Hey, we got uh Melissa Wild's phone records. >> Okay. [sighs] >> She and Justin um they knew each other. Looks like there's maybe 20 phone calls and twice as many texts between the two of them last month. The last phone call she made was uh half hour before time of death. >> You said he was in town to help a friend maybe was hurt. >> Where's Justin now? >> Should be at home with Olive and Daniel. Did he ever mention this girl to you? >> Don't you think I would have mentioned it if he did? >> Straight the voicemail. >> Where's Justin? >> He left over an hour ago. Said he needed to clear his head. Should we try calling him? >> He's not answering. I texted him, too. Hank, I'm worried. >> We'll find him. >> Mouse, I need you to track the GPS on Justin's car now. Turn here. >> There it is. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Justin, he's got a pulse. >> Lincoln 5021 emergency. I repeat, emergency. >> Oh my god. HE'S BEEN SHOT. >> NEED AN AMBULANCE at my current location. We have a gunshot wound victim. Get me that ambulance now. >> That's my son. >> Shar call. We're going to Baghdad. >> GSW to the neck. GCS3 tubed in the ambo. Pupils fixed and dilated. >> Yep. >> Sinus tacky on the monitor. He was bound in the trunk of a car. >> Rotate. >> Go ahead and get going. >> Get ready to transfer. Ready? 3 2 1 transfer. >> Hey, let's step outside. >> Is he breathing? >> I need a CT head. Someone call neurosurgery. >> Is he still breathing? >> Checking right now. Hang. Start handing. Come on. Let them do their job. >> Oh my god. >> Give me a head CT. Let's get some more blood down here. >> What are they saying? >> Get everyone [music] back to 21 now. >> Just got a call from my fed Carl Hearns aka Ginger. He's been on the FBI's radar for the last few years. Suspected of home invasions in Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Seems he's not so much the muscle, but the talent at Kraken safes. Feds have been dragging her feet, arresting a guy. Lack of evidence. Sounds like it matches the same ammo as the victims from Melissa's law firm. >> Guy in the LK. >> Hearns hasn't paid a utility bill at any steady address for over 5 years. But supposedly when he's in town, he likes crashing out a motel on Lincoln where they pimp cheap girls. >> Everybody gear up. This one we don't announce. >> Don't move. Right there. >> I'LL PULL YOUR HEAD OFF. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. >> Don't move. >> You get your clothes. Get out of here. >> You got to work. >> Melissa Wilds. >> Never heard of her. >> The stove. >> Cover the door. >> Wait a minute. Justin Void is my son. >> You shoot him and wrap him in barbwire. >> No, man. That wasn't me. It was all Kevin. >> Kevin who? >> Kevin Bingham. The guy I work with sometimes. He used to bang that girl Melissa when they were younger. He got his hooks back into her after her husband died. Started forcing her to give up info on who was getting big payouts from her law firm. [panting] >> Yeah. And you did the home invest. I just do the safes, man. He handles the people. Then we split down the middle. >> Why did he kill her and shoot my son? >> Melissa Watted out, but Kevin wouldn't let her, so she went to Justin for help. Then he called me, wanted me to meet him at that social club to broke her deal for her safety for 5 grand. I told him, "Leave him alone." He had no idea who he was messing with. Kevin knew Melissa [laughter] was going to rat him out, SO HE CALLED JUSTIN to meet TO TIE A LOOSE END. >> Where's Kevin now? >> I DON'T KNOW. I SWEAR HE ONLY CALLS ME WHEN THEY [screaming] can do IT TO SAN FRANCISCO. WE'RE >> FINE RIGHT THERE. RELAX. RELAX. [laughter] >> Where's Kevin now? >> Hiding cuz he knows you're after him. I swear to God that's all I know. [panting] [gasps] Come on. Get up. All right. [music] Heat.