- positive change in this country. - This is being done in the name - of trying to release a - convicted killer from prison. - Steadman asked for a "green burial", - no embalming, - biodegradable coffin, - it's very environmentally aware. - Or smart if you don't want - the body to be identified. - We haven't hung in months, - and now you want a favor. - You know I love you, cous, - but that's a big ask. - I gotta say no. - - You can't say no. - Whatever. - If my mom, or worse your mom, - knows I did anything in here to - get you in trouble, forget it. - I'm in prison, pendejo. - How much trouble can I get into? - A lot. Geez. - You owe me. - Like hell I do. - It's your turn, not mine. - Miss Mangene's broken window. - The Terrado sisters. - Your brother's - lost El Camino. - Oh, the church - collection basket. - The donkey. - Yo. - We took an oath, bro. - Don't make me break it. - Come on, Linc, - we want to catch batting practice. - Let's hurry. Take my hand. - Great seats, huh? - See #11 over there? - Keep your eye on him. - Watch him closely. - You got it? - Where is it? - Oh, he's cool. - You get caught with this, - they'll kill you. - Hey, I'm going to need - this back by morning. - They'll know if something - like that is missing. - And cous... - ...now you owe me. - Hey, you dropped something. - Does that say "Iraq"?
- Thanks. - Let's look busy. - What the hell? - Oh, sh... - Damn, bro, what did you do? - It's the cement we dug up. - My God, you cons are slower than - a spelling bee full of stutterers. - Y'all think you can slow-walk this job, - play grab-ass in here? - Drag it out for months? - Get to work. - You got it, boss. - How about it, eight ball? - Get to work. - Oh, you know, boss, - my leg just fell asleep. - You disobeying me, convict? - The man said get to work. - What the hell is your problem, - old head?! - My problem is young con punks who - don't know how things work around here. - Construction is a sweet gig. - You want to clean toilets, - be my guest. - Otherwise, grab a hammer. - All right. - Still got some piss and vinegar - in those old veins, huh, Charles? - I like it. - Close one, huh? - Whoa. - Oh, man. - What are we gonna do with this? - It was Ole Miss, - right, Ole Miss? - Nah, it was a - Midwestern school. - Iowa. - No, Not Iowa. Hold on a second. - Hey, Bagwell. - Hey, do you know what school - Art Schlichter played for? - Not really sure there, boss. - I really ain't much of a football guy, - boss. Too much violence. - Come on, - you know the guy I'm talking about. - Art Schlichter, the quarterback, - got nailed for gambling. - No, doesn't really ring a bell. - Bet if I asked you what his ass - looked like, you'd remember. - Maybe someone in the - brain trust knows. - Stolte, come on, man, - let's grab some lunch. - Hold on, I just want to figure this out. - It's driving me crazy. - Ohio State! - That's right. He was a Buckeye. - You're not completely worthless, - after all. - How's your stomach? - Any more vomiting? - Just nauseous. - Must be the nerves. - That's understandable, - considering. - I can give you - something for it. - No, it's fine. - All right. - You, uh, you let me know if - there's anything you need. - Can I ask you a question, Doc? - Yeah. What? - With all that went down yesterday-- - head pounding, heart racing-- - could that cause me to see - something that wasn't there? - Uh, yeah. - Yeah, anxiety attacks are often - accompanied by flashes of light, - black spots... - No, no, no. - I saw someone in the viewing room. - There were people there. - This person couldn't - have been there. - Yeah, Lincoln, you've heard of - post-traumatic stress disorder, right? - Yeah. - I'm going to call you - a prime candidate. - I don't think a lot of people have - been through what you just did. - So if you, - if you thought you saw someone, - it's possible that it was your - subconscious giving you what you wanted. - Whoever it was that - you wanted to be there with you - in that moment to comfort you. - Who was it you thought you saw? - Thanks, Doc. Thank you. - Sure thing. - Seen a lot of - rackets in my time, - but if you're doing what I think - you're doing with those postcards, - yours definitely - takes the cake. - Yeah, how about saving the small talk, - old head, - 'cause you and I ain't - got nothing in common. - What do you do? - Write them here and then - send them to a pal in Iraq - and have him mail - them your wife's way? - Why don't you just - shut your word hole - 'cause you don't know - nothing about my racket. - A con pretending he ain't - in the hole to his family. - I seen that once or twice, - but Iraq? - Yeah, you the one to talk. - Dede-- is that your - wife or your kid? - Now, you listen. - I don't even want you to say her - name in this prison. You feel me? - A daughter. - Definitely a daughter. - Ah, what'd you know? - 'Cause I got one myself. - You know... - after you break - outside these walls, - that's the first place they're - gonna look for you-- family. - Now, why is it you think - that I'm that dumb that I - would go directly there? - 'Cause that's exactly the - first place I'm gonna go. - Turns out maybe we got - something in common after all. - See #11 over there? - Keep your eye on him. - Watch him closely. - Mid-level reliever at best. - But he's always working at it. - That's why he's your old man's - favorite player. Work ethic. - William Prall. - You know him? - The pipe system beneath - the Psych Ward is... - well, it's complex. - Be real easy to get lost. - How complex can It be? - Very. - When they build this place in 1858, - the pipes were lead. - A century later, - they discovered lead was a health risk - so they went to copper. - They never removed the lead pipes. - Cost too much. - There's thousands of yards of - the stuff still down there. - Then a few years ago, - they switched to industrial plastic. - Again it was cheaper just to - lay it over the old stuff. - If I make a wrong turn down there - tonight, I won't make it back by count. - You won't make the - wrong turn, right? - I don't believe my eyes. - One of the blues actually - coming into Psych Ward. - Yeah, I gotta hit the head, and - I didn't want to walk all - the way back to A-Wing. - Mind if I use your facilities? - Yeah, be my guest. - I don't know why you guys are - so scared of the whack shack. - I mean, - between the killers and the crazies, - I'll take the crazies. - Because a crazy - steps out of line, - all I gotta do is shoot him - with 40cc's of "shut your trap" - and it's beddy-bye. - So, uh, - which way is the bathroom? - Down the hall, - through the door, make a right. - Hey, blue. - What you doing down there? - Hey. Uh... - I was just looking - for the bathroom. - Down here? - Yeah. You said down the hall, - through the door and to the left. - No, I said through the - door and make a right. - Ah. My bad. - Have a good night. - Blue! Hold up. - Don't you still - gotta take a leak? - Yeah. Which way was that again? - With decomposition - this extensive, - the most accurate identification - tool is dental records. - We made an imprint of - the deceased's teeth - and compared them to the dental - records of Terrence Steadman. - And?
