I though that fact the she was wearing such and ordinary, well worn bra was a excellent detail.

Re: casting of Stone's son. I was thinking the same thing. Also mixed race kids come in all shades, it is possible for Stone to be the biological father of the actor cast.

I did not get the impression that the trade off was sexual favors. I
think people are projecting Omar. Anyway I hope that is not the case, so boring and cliche.

Newports are the preferred brand for black men from "the hood". It is not a Wire reference.

I love this show too. It is beautifully shot, well written and so very well acted.

With my son's inhaler his name was always on a sticker on the medicine portion, not the outer blue case. I just thought that was standard, perhaps it is not.

Me too.

If I recall correctly, they found the knife on him at the police station, I don't think Naz's admission makes much difference in this case. I think the big reveal with the knife, is that it will not end up being the murder weapon. They might be able to trace it back to the one wound on the hand, but I think in the end…

I also am black and was not offended. To me this is just normal everyday white people behavior. White people often do not fully understand the realities of the situations they create with black people. They can read stories, sympathize and even see injustice, but often don't really get how it plays out in everyday…

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I too was wondering if it was in fact the same inhaler or if he just replicated the brand. I was very frustrated when Naz took it without checking the prescription. I did deuce that the inhaler being found on top of the blood splatter, potentially puts Naz is the room after the attack, but it also proves that…

I think that Stone summed it up best when he said he needed to be flexible.

There are a lot of details woven in, I would not have caught all of the blood evidence in the car without re-watching the episode.

The removal of the inhaler from the crime scene and giving it to Naz is really bugging me. Does anyone know what the possible legal ramifications of this are?

I double checked, cause I was curious about this too. Yes, the inhaler is placed on top of blood stains, and it is completely clean. It defiantly did not get there during the assault.

I know, the cops have not created a time line, which as we know would make it impossible for him to have washed up far from the scene of the crime. I do understand that. Perhaps it is that tunnel vision, only looking for the evidence that can convict him. Either way, I find it hard to believe no one even talks about…

Possible, but the police who were collecting blood from the car did not mention finding it on the dash, only the places listed in my post above. I would be surprised if they find the girls blood in the car, but there is a very small possibility.

Just re-watched…I love that way this episode was shot, it is really beautiful work. The art direction and casting are excellent too. Windowless rooms, out of date equipment, ordinary looking people, well worn interiors. There are some exceptionally good shots as well. One of my favorites the officer behind the glass…

So you are basically saying that this is relevant. But, the characters haven't gotten to that part of the story. OK, I buy some of that, certainly when it comes to the lawyers, but again I don't understand how he was charged with such a bloody crime, without the police even discussing it or looking for places where he…

Washed up where? Wouldn't that leave evidence too?

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I am sorry I don't understand that. He picked up the knife by the handle and put it is his pocket before entering the cab. In addition, there was not much blood in the knife that Naz took, I personally don't think it was the murder weapon, although I do believe that it has the girls blood from the stabling game.