Monk, Season 3

Lt. Disher:
Captain! [Stottlemeyer walks out to Randy's desk] Monk was right. And you're right too sir, about Monk being right. Check this out. Good work.

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
What have you got, Randy?

Lt. Disher:
[hands a file to Stottlemeyer] Winston Brenner. He was an activist in the 90s. He was indicted in a series of bombings in Boston. Pretty angry individual. [grabs evidence bags with two different notes; he holds up the left one first] Here, look at this. This is the note from the power plant. [holds up the one in his right hand] This one is from 11 years ago. He uses a lot of the same phrases: "The blood I shed today."/"The blood I shed today." "The price of absolute freedom."/"The price of absolute freedom." And check this out. The handwriting is identical. This is definitely the guy. The only thing is, is that back then, Brenner didn't really care about the environment. Anti-military was his thing.

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
Did you read the rest of the file, Randy? [Randy produces surveillance photos]

Lt. Disher:
We've got some pictures too. They're blurry, but good.

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
Read the rest of the file, Randy.

Lt. Disher:
Which part?

Capt. Stottlemeyer:
The part here where it says that he died: "Deceased, 1995." Blew himself up before the trial.

Lt. Disher:
He's dead.