Rossi: Once a year on my birthday, I go visit this killer in prison. His idea, not mine, believe me. He's the only one who knows where the bodies are buried. He gives me a name, and I give a family some peace and closure. But every time I sit across from him, treating him like a human being, it takes something out of me. You can do something I can't do. I think that's why the brass tapped you for this project.
Lewis: It takes something out of me too. The scary thing is, sometimes I don't even notice it till long after it's gone.
Rossi: You know this job ain't all milk and honey. Some days you lose, some days you do things you don't want to do. So ask yourself this: where can you do the most good, and still do yourself the least harm? Then make your decision.