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Danny, Spaulding just pulled up. Get out of there. He's on his way into the house, man. Come on, what the hell are you doing in there?

But then you saw the photo album.

He's entering the house, pal. He's in the house. I repeat, suspect is in the house. Did you hear me? Yeah, I heard you. I hope you got something good? Oh, yeah. They all remind me of Andy. All gangly, self-conscious, and insecure. Easy prey. You should see the ones I left inside. Those are disturbing.

Spaulding, we have a warrant for your arrest.

They're voyeuristic, like they were taken with a telephoto lens. Look at this one. It's posed and nude. We've got to find out who these two boys are. I'll run them against any missing kids in Atlanta or Phoenix. Do you have anything on the warrant?

'Cause if these photos don't clear, we're in big trouble. Jack, we're okay. Who's your judge? Randall?

No, he's out of town. It's Adderly. I want everything to be done by the book from now on. Okay, we got him on possession of child pornography. More, if we prove he took the pictures. I don't want him walking with a smut conviction and a slap on the wrist. If he gets lawyered up, he will stop talking. And time is running out for Andy.

So bring him in, break him with the photos. We don't know we have these photos until the warrant clears. I need to get inside Spaulding's head before I meet him again. How are we with the ex-wife? Found her in New Jersey. I'm headed out there. Jack, Van Doren wants to see you. Have a seat, Jack.

I just read your report. On Agent Taylor searching the Spaulding residence. There appears to be some ambiguity regarding the photo album. What kind of ambiguity? The ambiguous kind. Agent Taylor thought he heard the kid inside. He entered the premises under exigent circumstances. The album was in plain view. Please save all of that for the judge. Just don't base any of your questioning on those photos. Without a warrant, it's all fruit from the poisonous tree. Do you understand? I didn't go to law school, Paula, but I think I grasp the concept. Graham and I met on a flight from New York to Phoenix. We both lived there. He was one of the most charming men I'd ever met. We were married within eight months. But divorced two years later. After the first six months, he lost interest in me. In every way.

And you filed for divorce.

As a matter of fact.

I was getting there, but he beat me to it. One day, there was a message on the machine.

The next week, I got a letter from an attorney in Atlanta. He'd moved there. Do you remember either of these two boys? That's Robby Griffith. He interned for Graham at the vet clinic for a while. It didn't work out. What went wrong? I don't know. I do know that Robby was a pretty troubled kid. Take a look at this. A 1999 case file on Eric Lipinski. Fifteen years old, from DeKalb County, Georgia. Reported missing. Found murdered four days later.

We can get a confession about Andy, and perhaps find the boy alive.

The same kid. And Spaulding was the last to see Eric on the D.O.D. Atlanta police interviewed him four times and had to let him walk. They couldn't link him to the murder. That's the third kid. Vivian just called. This one, Robby Griffith. Missing from the Phoenix division since '96. Never found.