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results are nothing but gibberish numbers. Aiden is confused over the gas findings, while Danny
explains. He finds a parking ticket. Mac is examining the hard drive again. He attempts to do a
restoration. He does get some information: Charles’ last name and the phrase three generations
are enough flashing on the side of the screen. Danny and Aiden share their findings with him.
They head over to the place, and they get to the place, find money and a bullet reloader. It’s a
mess. They find three stacks of 5 grand. They find a can with possible DNA. Stella is working on
the hair from her case. And the clothing of the Paul. She finds some trace on it. It’s Trina’s hair.
She shares her findings with Flack. She tells him that he’s schizophrenic, and was supposed to
be on meds. She gets a buzz. Mac heads to Jane (DNA tech) again; she informs him and Stella the
cases are connected. DNA on the can matches to Paul. Stella and Mac interrogate Paul, he starts
saying ”you killed him,” he continues saying this. He has a fit at the table. The team is together
looking at the information. Danny’s going to do trace, Aiden on finding Charles Langdon, Stella
on prints, and Mac on the hard drive. We see Aiden and Mac working across from each other. We
then see Stella working on prints. And Danny working on trace. Mac prints out a large screen of
”three generations are enough” and then walks out. Aiden notices and follows. Stella joins then
Danny trails behind. Mac shows them supreme court ruling he found in Sutton’s apartment and
reads, ”mandatory sterilization of people once referred to as ”socially inadequate individuals.”
”It is better for all the world if, instead of waiting to execute degenerate offspring for crime, or
to let them starve for their imbecility, society can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from
continuing their kind. Three generations of imbeciles ... (He picks up the printed sheet of paper
from Luke Sutton’s hard drive and shows it to them.) ... are enough.” Luke Sutton was also
schizophrenic. He and Paul were brothers. And there is no Charles Langdon. He existed only in
Luke’s mind. Luke killed Trina because he didn’t want the baby to continue the schizophrenia.
Then Luke heads to the Ridgeway shipping company and prepares his death. Mac and Stella
meet with Paul, now on his meds, at the church. he tells him that Trina getting pregnant was
an accident. And that the letter was not for him or from him. Paul, Mac and Stella discuss what
happened with Luke. It ends on a positive note with Mac telling Paul he is strong, and quotes
what Paul said, ”Maybe if you tell yourself enough, one day, you’ll make it real.”
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