One, cancel the group punishment, two, let me deal with the culprit, and three, don't ask me for his name.

I don't intend... to let a person fabricate stories for selfish motives... if it keeps her from the truth.

Now, the evidence strongly suggests that the thief was a student, because of his wanton disregard for school property.

Now... don't take this the wrong way, but being young and personable, and saying bad words on TV just is not going to cut it right now, trust me.

I get it, believe me, but what I need to know is, have you found him?

We know you didn't kill Meadows, but you did clean up the crime scene, making it very difficult for us to find the killer.

You let someone else's natterings penetrate that attic you call a skull and it helped you catch a killer.

Now we can focus on catching the real killer while the FBI's dealing with Norris.

Yes, it was, but when I said I could use your choice of card to reveal the killer, you looked a little worried.

Julia Howard must have helped murder Lorelei's sister, must have been there with Red John.

Look, I don't know if you are mentally ill, a liar, or somebody who believes they're telling the truth, but I have to find this killer and prove my case in court.

Unless you plan on finding the man who murdered my sister and bringing him back here to me so I can strangle him with my own hands, there's never gonna be any justice.

If we can identify the man that called in the tip regarding the barrel, then he might be able to pick the killer out of a Ferrara family photo array.

Which means if we don't find a second bomb or bomber in the next four hours, you'll be serving a life sentence for a crime you didn't commit.

We went back through 20 years of non-digitized papers to figure out what this record was about, and it turned out -- it turned out -- the eyewitness was in jail when she said she saw what she saw.