Major Crimes2012

Ann McGinnis:
But look how well Stroh planed this. You think we're gonna catch him on a plane or the subway?

Sharon Raydor:
Stroh is a manhunt, chief. Burning Man is a rescue. We still have a young woman's life to save.

Gloria Lim:
Captain Raydor is right.

Ann McGinnis:
You all remember my shadow. Deputy City Attorney Lim, here to sort out our response. Am I wrong, or did you agree with the captain?

Gloria Lim:
I did. The L.A.P.D. is not responsible for the judge's murder or for Stroh's escape, which happened when he was in custody at the county. Stroh is a problem for the Sheriff's office, not us. And every resource that we shift from Burning Man to Stroh increases the city's liability...

Fritz Howard:
Next person Stroh kills isn't gonna care about liability.

Gloria Lim:
I'm just trying to help you prioritize your investigation.

Russell Taylor:
But how do we pursue Burning Man? We don't even know who he is?

Sharon Raydor:
But we do have a clue. [points the Stroh's message]

Russell Taylor:
"Find Jesus of Nazareth." You can't think that means anything.

Amy Sykes:
It has to, chief. Why else stop to write something on the wall?

Russell Taylor:
And Stroh is really helping us because...?

Amy Sykes:
The second we find out he's not, all our focus goes back to him.

Sharon Raydor:
And that is the deal Stroh really wanted to make. His chance to escape in exchange for Burning Man. And that is the deal we have gotta take here.