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9-1-1 Season 8 Episode 16

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00:00Ancient three-quarter hose lines, let's go!
00:04Oh, look at that! I think that water's flowing!
00:06Ladders! Let's go, let's go!
00:08Let's do it!
00:10Oh, my God, no!
00:11No, no, no, no!
00:11Oh, my God!
00:13Where are my sons? Are they okay?
00:15He's 11 minutes old!
00:16There's a nursery on the second floor on the right!
00:18Okay, we'll get them out of there, officer!
00:21Canard!
00:21Haas!
00:22Wilson!
00:22Double time!
00:23We got people!
00:26Let's go, let's go!
00:27U.M.D., can anyone hear me?
00:32What's up?
00:33Let's go, we can't wait for that hose line!
00:38Ma'am!
00:40Ma'am!
00:41Pat, Jim, get up here right now!
00:43Ma'am!
00:44Can you hear me?
00:45Ma'am?
00:46Ma'am, where's Ma'am?
00:47In the nursery, we'll learn for you, okay!
00:49What?
00:49Get her up, let's get her out!
00:50Let's go!
00:51Where's that hose line?
00:52It's on its way, Cap!
00:53We can't wait!
00:54Let's go, Tommy!
00:54We can't wait!
00:56Cap, wait!
00:57I can't get along with you.
01:27This is North Remembrance Hall.
01:49In addition to our outdoor internment spaces, we also have four mausoleum halls as well
01:54as three indoor columbaria.
01:56We have several vaults available in East Hall, if you prefer, but I've always liked the
02:02morning light in here.
02:04The halls are all climate-controlled and open to visitors 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., 362 days a
02:10year.
02:10Mom?
02:11We offer floral placement service.
02:13Some families choose to have their flowers placed on birthdays or holidays, others on
02:17a more frequent basis.
02:18The families don't come themselves.
02:19Some do, but life has a way of filling all the nuts and crannies of our calendars.
02:23I just don't think it's right.
02:28I don't think my husband will ever be inside.
02:31Appreciate your time, Mr. Powell, but I think we need to find someplace else.
02:36Mom?
02:37It's been almost two weeks.
02:38At some point, we're going to have to have a funeral.
02:40Yeah, tell that to the federal, state, and local authorities.
02:43They still haven't released his body.
02:45But they will eventually, and we have to be ready.
02:53And we will be.
02:55We just need to find the right place.
03:02Maybe this is them now.
03:03I'm sorry.
03:13I'm going to need you to explain that to me again.
03:17No.
03:18I did not authorize that.
03:27Did the kids leave already?
03:28They've got to live to school with the Martins.
03:34I want to make breakfast.
03:38Oh.
03:41I mean, thank you.
03:43It's your first day back at work.
03:46A week earlier than your doctor recommended.
03:49It'll be my duty.
03:50Don't worry, I'm not looking to pop any stitches.
03:54I can't believe they're asking you back before Bobby's even in the ground.
03:57But, it just, it seems wrong.
04:02Everything about this is wrong.
04:05So, take the extra five days.
04:09The boys are all coming back today, too.
04:13I have to be there.
04:15Okay.
04:20Hey, guys.
04:22Buck?
04:24Hey.
04:25Guys, is Jimmy ready?
04:26He said we would drive in together this morning.
04:29First day back.
04:30No, he's not here.
04:32He's not?
04:33He left before I woke up.
04:35When I texted him, he said there was something that he had to do before work.
04:37Wait, he didn't tell you?
04:40No.
04:41I feel like he's not been telling me a lot of things lately.
04:46I think he might be avoiding me.
04:47Yeah, he's been avoiding everyone.
04:50Did he tell you that he started running, like, as a hobby?
04:52Really?
04:54I thought he hated running.
04:56Well, now it's, like, his favorite thing to do.
04:59He says that it helps clear his mind.
05:00I think it helps him avoid talking to anyone.
05:04Well, he's talking to the counselors, though, right?
05:07He's been doing his sessions.
05:09I don't know that he's actually been talking to them.
05:11But what about you?
05:15Yeah, well, I've done a lot of therapy at this point.
05:18I'm pretty good at it.
05:23Okay.
05:27What's this for?
05:29Because I love you.
05:31And given recent events, I feel like that's something that I should start saying more.
05:35Yeah.
05:36I love you, too.
05:37Did you do this?
05:50I got a call from downtown.
05:52See, ma'am.
05:52Apparently, one of Captain Nash's firefighters has been burning up the lines complaining about why it's taken so long to release his remains.
06:01Was it you?
06:03Yeah, but I mean...
06:04It was not your place to interfere.
06:09I was just trying to help.
06:10I didn't think it was right they were making you wait so long to bury him.
06:12Right.
06:13Because until he's in the ground, nobody gets to move on.
06:17They have to live yet another day thinking about Bobby and how he died.
06:22Athena, no one's ever going to forget about what Cap did that day.
06:25At least for me.
06:25Oh, congratulations.
06:30It worked.
06:32Funerals next Tuesday.
06:34Oh, sorry.
06:42You're fine.
06:42I might have come in the wrong door.
06:43Is there a right door?
06:45It depends.
06:46Who are you looking for?
06:47Captain Bobby Nash.
06:49Why are you looking for Captain Nash?
06:51I was hoping he could help me keep my sister out of prison.
06:58I'm sorry about your husband.
07:02I hadn't heard the news.
07:03Otherwise, I wouldn't have shown up like that.
07:06You said your sister was in jail.
07:09While she arrested you.
07:11Stalking.
07:13Breaking and entering.
07:14Tipped at kidnapping.
07:15Who was her intended victim?
07:17Her dead son.
07:18Who she has become convinced is not dead, but living in Santa Clarita.
07:23My nephew, Micah, died eight years ago in a house fire.
07:27Leah was there when the fire broke out.
07:30She couldn't get to him.
07:32And by the time the firefighters got there, it was too late.
07:36My husband's fire company.
07:39That's right.
07:40After that, Leah's marriage fell apart.
07:43She couldn't hold a job.
07:45Some days, she could barely get out of bed.
07:47Basically, all the terrible things you'd think would happen to someone after the worst thing imaginable happens to them.
07:54So, I got her a job.
07:56I own a catering company.
07:58Found her a place to live.
08:00And it took time, but slowly, she began to put her life back together.
08:05And then what happened?
08:06A few weeks ago, we were on a job.
08:11A birthday party for a nine-year-old boy.
08:15He would have been the same age as your nephew.
08:18Same birthday.
08:19As soon as I realized I tried to send Leah home, but she insisted that I was being silly, that she could handle it.
08:27And four days later, she's calling me from jail.
08:31She has become convinced that this boy is her son.
08:35And that he was stolen from her by this other mother.
08:41And I tried to reason with her.
08:42But she just says, Gary, you don't understand.
08:45You weren't there that night.
08:46So, you went looking for someone who was there that night.
08:54I don't know what I expected him to do.
08:56Maybe I'm just desperate.
09:00She won't listen to me.
09:02And I thought maybe just...
09:04Maybe she would listen to him.
09:06Do you think she might listen to me?
09:14First, I'd like to start by offering my condolences.
09:25Words cannot express how sorry I am.
09:28The LAFD lost an exceptional firefighter.
09:32And we all lost an exceptional person.
09:36I'm not here to take his place.
09:38No one can.
09:39And I'm not going to be returning as your captain.
09:42I'm just here to get you through this difficult transition until Chief Simpson can appoint a candidate more worthy.
09:49My goal is to keep things running smoothly while I'm here and to support you in this difficult time.
09:58I know that whatever I say isn't going to make any of this better.
10:03But I would like to say a few words about Captain Nash and what he meant to me personally.
10:19I want CO2 and a hand line on that engine.
10:34Buckley, tell the batteries to stabilize the vehicle to start extrication.
10:38Yeah?
10:39Well then, you get her.
10:41Come on, you get...
10:43Yeah.
10:49Thanks.
10:53That was getting annoying.
10:54I'll lift these, sir.
10:55This is your seatbelt jammed.
10:56Yeah.
10:57This crazy lady came out of nowhere.
11:03Vector, who is through the red light?
11:05No.
11:06Were you unconscious?
11:07No.
11:08But I'm, like, blacked out from rage.
11:10Is your neck hurt at all?
11:11Nope.
11:12Sir, I need to check your pupils, sir.
11:14I bet she was on her phone.
11:16Oh, yeah.
11:16You can see here where she totally smashed my grill.
11:19Sir, I really need to examine you, especially because these are very litigious.
11:23Sir?
11:26Oh, here we are.
11:29Wow.
11:29First he t-billed me.
11:31Now he stands in.
11:32Smile.
11:33Tell the camera why you did it.
11:34Excuse me.
11:35You're the one who hit me.
11:36Uh-uh.
11:37Let the record show.
11:38This is not my fault.
11:40Are you kidding?
11:42This is 100% your fault.
11:44That's your car.
11:45That's her car.
11:46And that's the deed that you bone.
11:48This is all your fault.
11:50Whoa.
11:50So if you kindly sit your ass down, I can check you for a head injury.
11:52Make sure you don't bleed out and die.
11:54One.
11:55Four.
12:00What, you're gonna give me a lecture on comportment?
12:02No.
12:03Chance to pull off.
12:05You mean a timeout?
12:06No, thanks.
12:07I'll just scrub the crapper.
12:09I know you're hurting.
12:10I am, too.
12:11You know, you shouldn't even be here.
12:13What right do you have to run the 118?
12:15You are not half the man that Bobby was.
12:18Be that as it may.
12:21I am your captain.
12:22Only because I killed our last one.
12:25So I'd be very careful if I was you.
12:26Hello, Leah.
12:43Thank you for going to talk to me.
12:48My name is Athena.
12:49Gary told me you were coming.
12:51Said you're a police officer.
12:52That's not why I'm here.
12:54Gary said you're Captain Nash's widow.
12:58Yes.
12:58I'm so sorry.
13:00He was a good man.
13:02He was.
13:03Leah, your brother, he's very worried about you.
13:11Well, he thinks I'm crazy.
13:13I'm not crazy.
13:15I just did what any mother would have done.
13:17Probably went about it the wrong way.
13:19Can you tell me about this boy?
13:22Micah.
13:23The police report.
13:24They say that his name is Cameron Myers.
13:27Well, of course the police report says that because that's what she's been calling him.
13:30But my son's name is Micah.
13:32Why do you think that this boy is your son?
13:36I wasn't certain at first.
13:37I mean, I kept telling myself, you must be imagining things.
13:40Excuse me?
13:41Do you have any more dads?
13:42You look so much like Micah.
13:45I couldn't catch my breath for a moment.
13:48And then I asked him his name.
13:50What's your name?
13:51I'm Cameron.
13:52It's my little voice, like I did it, too.
13:54How old is he?
13:55Nine.
13:56Just like you.
13:57I would have chalked the whole thing up to some crazy coincidence.
14:00Until I handed him the bag and I saw the birthmark.
14:05His tiny little heart on the inside of his wrist.
14:09I kissed that birthmark every night when I put Micah to bed.
14:15I used to tell him it connected his heart to mine.
14:19And that it meant that no matter where he went, he would always carry my love with him.
14:24And that's when you knew for sure.
14:27That's when I allowed for the possibility.
14:30And I kept saying to myself, you're crazy.
14:34This can't be real.
14:36I mean, you don't even know these people.
14:39But turns out I did.
14:41You recognized her?
14:43Prenatal yoga.
14:449 a.m.
14:46Tuesdays and Fridays.
14:47You were in prenatal yoga class together?
14:51Yes.
14:51Until she stopped attending.
14:53I remember some of the other mothers saying they'd heard her pregnancy ran into trouble.
14:58And that she'd lost the baby.
15:00And that's when you began to think that she went after yours.
15:03I mean, I've heard stories of women so desperate to have a baby, they'll even cut one out of another woman.
15:09So how much easier?
15:11Wait till the baby's born.
15:13Steal him from this crib.
15:15Start a fire.
15:17Exactly.
15:19If you're desperate enough, you'll do things you'd never thought you were capable of doing.
15:23You got this!
15:24No!
15:25No!
15:25No!
15:25No!
15:29It's my son.
15:34You're not coming back now.
15:35No, you're coming.
15:38Cameron!
15:43Hi, I'm Leah.
15:44Your mom asked me to pick you up.
15:46Mom says you're not supposed to go with strangers.
15:49Sweetie, I'm a stranger?
15:51I thought your birthday was on your window.
15:53Oh, yeah.
15:54I'd love you to meet my son.
15:57Come on.
15:58Excuse me.
15:59Cameron!
16:00Come on, honey.
16:01What are you doing, honey?
16:02Hey, sweetie.
16:04Who are you?
16:06It's Leah.
16:07Okay, honey, stay here.
16:08Your name is Micah.
16:09I am your mom.
16:11Mom, what are you talking about?
16:13I don't know.
16:14She's crazy.
16:14Hey, don't let my son.
16:17Don't let me leave.
16:18This cycle tried to abduct my child.
16:20Micah!
16:21I'm calling 911.
16:21Don't be scared, baby.
16:22Don't be scared.
16:23Don't be scared.
16:24Don't be scared.
16:24Don't be scared.
16:25Don't be scared.
16:25Don't be scared.
16:26I know what I did was reckless and stupid, but I'm not wrong.
16:32I thought I'd buried my son, but I didn't.
16:38He's alive.
16:42You think I'm crazy?
16:44Really?
16:47And I promise you this, that if your son is alive, I'll bring it back to you.
16:55I swear it.
16:57I swear it.
16:57I swear it.
17:25I swear it.
17:55She posted every single day until March 17th, so then not again until May 9th.
18:22I was six weeks missing.
18:26So maybe she did lose her baby, but not before he was born.
18:33I know more.
18:44I mean, but not after now.
18:49I do.
18:49you gotta start a podcast
19:06i think i almost got it figured out something happened to others baby within these six weeks
19:17her not posting things on the internet isn't quite the evidentiary bombshell that you seem to think
19:22it is well even after she started posting again things were different she imagined outfits were
19:29gone no more daily photo shoots and she stopped showing his face maybe she realized that the
19:35internet was full of creepy ass stalkers i'm quoting you in case you don't remember look
19:40if you are not going to be helpful go hard someone else i'm missing
19:45aren't you supposed to be busy planning my funeral i heard it's going to be big
19:52yeah a hero's burial that's what the chief calls me they already got a template they can follow they
20:00don't but this woman does helping her is so important that you're hiding in here racking
20:09up 11 missed phone calls and 42 unread texts you're the one who locked himself in a lab to die
20:14you don't get to tell me how to spend my time ouch
20:18this woman i love this it was important to you you would have helped her i'm doing it because you
20:29can't how can you know that i know you you knew me past tense
20:37i don't see g what time is it uh she went down about half an hour ago
21:01hey you've been gone for a while did you go for another run
21:07uh no i tried out that new yoga student you know they got this yoga for runners program
21:15great so another hobby that will keep you out of the house for hours at a time
21:19that's not what i'm doing buddy
21:22you're shutting me out which is the one thing that we promised each other we would not do and
21:26please don't insult my intelligence by pretending like that's not what's happening
21:30running just helps me to nothing
21:35jim that's the thing about running there's never going to be anywhere far enough
21:41you carry the pain with you and eventually it takes you down
21:46i think maybe it already did
21:48and i'm not trying to shut you out
21:51i'm just trying to figure out how to get back up on my feet that's all
21:55it's 807 a.m and we are at dreamy grave of michael hamilton
22:06in order to obtain a dna sample
22:08i'm gonna go check on the doc you keep recording
22:12got it sergeant
22:13i got it
22:20harry what are you doing here
22:23i came to put an end to this insanity
22:24you're digging up a baby's grave
22:27harry is the only way that we can be sure
22:29no i am sure
22:30my sister's crazy clearly it is contagious
22:33we want to put an end to this
22:36stop stop no this is my nephew's casket
22:42sir i don't consent to this
22:43i'm very sorry for your loss but i've been hired by the child's mother
22:46please let me do my job
22:47no you don't understand what you're doing
22:49harry you really shouldn't be here for this part
22:51i can call you but the results
22:52there aren't gonna be any results
22:53what
22:54the casket is empty
22:56we didn't know how to tell my sister
23:02the fire
23:05the fire it just
23:06you know it's not a lot to bury
23:10are you okay
23:21harry
23:27what are you doing skulking around the house
23:29i'm checking on you
23:31i guess chimney asked you to do this huh
23:34you got to check up on the little widow
23:37your kids actually
23:40you haven't been returning their phone calls
23:44their text messages
23:45the chief's office said that you haven't finalized
23:48any of the plans for the funeral
23:50and then i come here and
23:53and what
23:54i mean
23:55should i
23:57stir with the
23:58air mattress in the corner
24:00and
24:00or
24:01am all the crazy over here
24:03i was hoping
24:07this woman
24:09leah
24:10she lost her baby in a house fire eight years ago
24:13she thought that the fire might have been a cover for the real crime
24:17a kidney
24:18they stole her baby and then set the house on fire
24:21i figure we start by proving that the baby that leah buried was a nurse
24:26so we exhumed the grave
24:28and it was empty
24:30not just some sandbags
24:32and a baby picture
24:35that is sad
24:38i'm not a huge surprise
24:40i mean the fire's so hot
24:42and
24:42the baby's so small
24:44i'm surprised the mother didn't say something before the exhumation
24:48she didn't know
24:49her brother and her husband
24:51they decided without consulting her
24:54because it would just upset her
24:57so they decided because they knew best
25:01i mean who does that
25:03if you love someone
25:05you're honest with them
25:07you respect them
25:09you trust
25:10that they can make the hard decisions
25:13you don't just
25:14blindside them and then take off
25:17you don't leave them to deal with the mess
25:22alone
25:24he's not supposed to be dead head
25:28he stood here
25:30in his kitchen that morning
25:32planning our future
25:34and then he just
25:35left
25:37he left me
25:40he didn't want to
25:41and he did it anyway
25:43hello
25:59hello
26:00hi
26:03is your mom home
26:05mom it's for you
26:07Gary said you exhumed the grave
26:19He was so mad
26:21I gave you permission
26:22There wasn't my son in there, was it?
26:26No
26:26I knew it
26:29Leah
26:30There was nothing
26:32Just an empty casket
26:34With a photo of your beautiful baby
26:37Evidently, after the fire
26:40There was nothing left to bury
26:42No, there was nothing there
26:44Because my son isn't dead
26:45He didn't die in a fire
26:46That woman has him
26:48I have DNA test results here
26:51There was a match
26:53A match to what?
26:55You said there was nothing there
26:56Not to what we didn't find in Micah's grave
26:58These are DNA results
27:00From vocal swabs
27:02Taken from Cameron Myers
27:06And his mother, Heather Myers
27:08I went to them, explained the situation
27:10And she agreed to it
27:11We tested Cameron
27:13His DNA against your sample
27:16And hers
27:17Hers
27:17Was a match
27:20That little boy is her son
27:23Micah
27:24Is gone
27:26I'm so sorry
27:28I'm so sorry
27:28But I was so sure
27:29When I saw him
27:32I was sure
27:33I felt it
27:35I felt him
27:36I think I imagined all of it
27:42I think that you were
27:44Overgut by grief
27:45For a moment you let yourself believe that
27:49Miracles were possible
27:53I feel like I'm losing
27:56A moment for again
27:57The district attorney
28:03He's willing to consider
28:04A diversion program
28:06If you comply
28:07Your charges
28:08Will be dismissed
28:09And you can get back
28:12To your life
28:13What life?
28:16Leah
28:16You've lost a lot
28:18But
28:18You haven't lost everything
28:21I can see why he loved you
28:31I'm sorry
28:33He's gone
28:34He was a special person
28:36I want to say
28:46How sorry I am
28:47For your loss
28:48I know how enormous
28:51The pain of losing
28:52A child can be
28:53Oh really?
28:55How many children
28:56Have you lost?
28:58Two
28:59You're going to have to apologize
29:04I'm the man
29:08Who was supposed to save your son
29:09And I didn't need to loan me anything
29:11What were their neighbors?
29:17Robert and Brooke
29:18Eleven and nine
29:21My baby was Micah
29:24It's a nice name
29:26I will pray for him
29:27Thank you
29:28Can I ask you something?
29:31Yeah, sure
29:32How do you keep going?
29:37How do I have?
29:43I live in the belief
29:45That one day
29:46I will see them again
29:47And you really believe
29:49With all my heart
29:51I do
29:53Hello, is someone there?
30:16It's just us
30:16What are you doing here?
30:20We bumped into Mrs. Anderson
30:22At the grocery store
30:23And she asked us why
30:25No one told her
30:25That we moved back in
30:26Yeah, but don't worry
30:27We covered for you
30:29Come here
30:31Now, uh
30:41What's for dinner?
30:44Oh, well
30:45We have breakfast
30:48And we also
30:51Brought some sleeping bags
30:53So we can stay with them
30:54Like the way we used to camp out
30:55In the backyard
30:56We do that
30:58Mom, we love you
31:01Even more than running water
31:03And I love you
31:08And I love you
31:08And, um
31:11After dinner
31:12I can, uh
31:13I can show you some photos
31:15Of the place
31:16That I found
31:16For Bobby
31:17We found a place
31:19Yeah
31:19I think it's perfect
31:22Hey
31:26Hey, it's not locked
31:27You know I'm not appropriate anymore, right?
31:30Yeah
31:31Mind myself
31:32Picking up your dry cleaning
31:33So I had to go to the airport
31:34And pick up this one
31:36Good to see you, Rob
31:43It's good to see you, too, man
31:44Wish we were under different circumstances
31:46Yeah
31:47We all know
31:48I should have been there
31:50Hey
31:51You're here now
31:54Help
32:05Help
32:07Hey
32:09First
32:12Clutch
32:14I don't know
32:16That looks good
32:30What is that?
32:32I think it's a crumpet
32:33That's plenty
32:33You want one?
32:35No
32:35I probably just ended up wearing it
32:37I've never done one of these before
32:41When you were in the military, too
32:43I guess you've done a lot of them
32:45Not like this
32:47Okay
32:52You ready?
32:54As will ever be
32:55Okay, man
33:00Uh, yeah, yeah, no, that's fine
33:07I will
33:08Uh, hey, Rob
33:12Do you mind driving Eddie to the church?
33:15I'll meet you guys there
33:15Are they okay?
33:16Yeah, I just
33:17I have to get something up for the service
33:18This is a private party, Buckley
33:31Go away
33:32I can't do that
33:34You made a promise to a pregnant lady
33:36Yeah, well, I'm guessing she's getting pretty used to broken promises these days
33:41Come on, Chip
33:43Put down the drink and let's go
33:46We're gonna be late
33:47To my own funeral?
33:52Oh, no, wait
33:53Not my funeral
33:55Just should've been
33:58It's not fair
33:59No one blames her
34:02Hey
34:03I don't blame me either
34:05I blame him
34:07Bobby had no right to keep us in the dark
34:11He just decided for everyone how things were gonna go
34:15And I kinda hate him for that
34:17No, you don't mean that
34:20Yeah, Buck
34:21I do
34:22He should've told us the truth
34:23Wouldn't have changed anything
34:30It might've
34:31There's always the third option, Buck
34:34You know, when you're out in the field and you only have two bad options to choose from
34:39You do not accept that
34:40You do not let those be the only two crappy options available
34:44You always find the third way
34:46You know who taught us that?
34:49Yeah, Bobby did
34:49And we always did that time after time after time
34:54We never gave up
34:55We always found a third way
34:56And we always did it together
34:58And you think there was a third way?
35:12I spent the last two weeks thinking on it
35:15I came up with nothing
35:20Buck, he gave his life so I could live
35:26I'm just not sure what I'm supposed to do with that
35:28I think you're just supposed to live
35:34I said, I'm not supposed to live
35:50I'm not supposed to live
36:22Of all the days, this is the one you choose to leave me to go it alone.
36:37On this day we gather here to celebrate the life and legacy of Captain Robert Wade Nash.
36:44A day filled with heaviness that weighs on us all as we gather in this sacred space.
36:52A day marked by gratitude for the life we lost and the many lives saved.
37:01As we reflect on his service, we remember the countless lives he touched, the friendships he forged, and the sacrifices he made.
37:13Captain Nash was more than a firefighter. He was a mentor, a husband, a father, and for so many of us, a beloved friend.
37:23There are many traditions in the fire service. Among those traditions is the sound of a bell.
37:31It was the bell that signaled the beginning of that day's shift.
37:38Each alarm was sounded by a bell which summoned these brave souls to put their lives on the line for the good of others.
37:46And when that alarm had come to an end, it was a bell that signaled the completion of that call.
37:53When a firefighter fell in the line of duty, an officer would tap out a special signal.
37:58Ten bells, this signal would be heard by all station houses, notifying them of the passing of one of their own.
38:07It is customary and fitting that the final alarm be sounded for our brother, Captain Robert Wade Nash.
38:19He has completed his duties, a job well done, and has now returned home.
38:29Uniformed personnel, please stand.
38:36Return, hut!
38:39Present, homes!
38:49Present, homes!
38:52I don't know.
39:22I don't know.
39:52I stepped in the mirror of seven sad 40s.
39:59I'll get out in front of a dozen dead motions.
40:06Been 10,000 miles, a mile from the graveyard.
40:10The sky is falling.
40:16The sky is falling.
40:20The sky is falling.
40:22The sky is falling.
40:24The sky is falling.
40:26The sky is falling.
40:28What do you see, my blind son?
40:48What do you see, my darling young wife?
40:53Son, you're born, baby, I won't tell you
41:01It's how high we're done, there's nobody on you
41:08Rest easy. You're home now, baby. You're home.
41:18I'm out.
41:25I'm out.
41:32I'm out.