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My name is Henry Morgan.

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My story is a long one.

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Something happened nearly two centuries ago.

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And I was transformed.

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But my life is just like yours...

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Except for one small difference.

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It never ends.

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Over the years,

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you could say I've become a student of death.

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You see, I need to find a key to unlock my curse.

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So, I currently work

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for the New York City Medical Examiner's Office.

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It holds the largest collection

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of slightly-chilled corpses in the world.

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If your game is death, you go where the action is.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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It's wonderful to be here

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to honour someone who has devoted himself so entirely

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to caring for others.

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When he was still just a medical resident,

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he founded the "First Chance Clinic" in Washington Heights.

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It was one room, one doctor: himself.

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Today, it has a staff of nearly 300

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and is a beacon of health and hope.

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That's also an apt description of its founder.

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I know because I'm lucky enough

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to have been friends with Ty-Tyler--

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sorry, "Dr. Forester" since the 9th grade.

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And while, yes,

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my family's firm is one of tonight's sponsors,

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it has nothing to do

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with tonight's 2014 NYC Gives Back "Hero Award"

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going to the best person I've ever met,

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Tyler Forester.

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Get up here, Tyler!

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You've always done the right thing, Ty.

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Don't ever change.

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No good deed, indeed.

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Guy was a doctor at the clinic a few blocks away.

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He was probably home

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when someone broke in and things got ugly.

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Business as usual in this part of Harlem.

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He picked the wrong neighbourhood for a quiet night at home.

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Yeah, well, he could've afforded rent some place else,

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that's for sure.

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What do you mean?

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The victim is Tyler Forester.

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His father's Lawrence Forester.

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What do you mean, the CEO of Forester-Lambert?

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The billionaire?

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Well, I'm not his accountant, but that's what I hear.

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A billionaire's son living up here like this?

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What was he, stupid?

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Perhaps he wanted to live among his patients.

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Not so stupid.

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C.O.D. is blunt trauma to the head.

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He was struck with this award from

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approximately a 20-degree vector.

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Vector?

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Angle and force.

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Well, then just say that.

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Which means the height of our suspect

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is between 5'9" and 6'2".

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And based on the body's current rigor mortis,

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I'm putting the time of death

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at approximately

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11:30 last night.

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This lock, it was broken from the inside.

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I can tell from the angle--

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no, I'm sorry, the vector--

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marks on the wall.

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That doesn't look half bad.

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Maybe tech can get something off it.

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So, no other sign of a struggle.

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The lock broken from the inside.

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The body's position facing the door

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seems less like the murderer broke in than--

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He was let in.

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Why did he break the lock?

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Presumably to make it look otherwise.

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So, you're thinking

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Mr. saint-of-the-city got iced by someone he knew?

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Yes.

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In my experience, just because you're a saint

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doesn't mean that you don't know any sinners.

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Every crime, like every person,

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has its secrets.

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Some are never revealed,

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while others are hidden in plain sight.

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Roman numerals.

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I know what they are, Henry.

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Benefits of a New York City public-school education.

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Of course.

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But what do they mean?

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Well, there's a lot about this guy that's hard to figure.

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I spent the entire morning up at his clinic.

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Turns out nobody knew him very well.

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He worked crazy hours, was completely devoted.

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But it seems like doctoring

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was the only thing he really cared about.

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Yes, well, practising medicine

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can be a passion unlike any other.

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Cover the body.

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It's the father.

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I wasn't aware of any tattoo, no.

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Nor can I offer a guess as to its meaning.

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The truth is,

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I didn't know Tyler very well, and hadn't for some time.

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Was that due to something specific?

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No.

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At least, not that I'm aware of.

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Over time, he just

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drifted away.

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Well, "drifted" is perhaps too mild a word.

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He pushed us away.

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You and your wife?

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Divorced five years, but yes.

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Starting around the time Tyler went off to college,

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he basically began to rebuff us at every turn.

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Mr. Forester, given your financial profile,

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we really do need to consider

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the possibility that money was a factor.

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My profile, yes, but not Tyler's.

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He had nothing.

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I'll show you his bank records.

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Not only did he refuse to take anything from me,

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he gave most of what little he did make on his own

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to other charities.

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A few I had never even heard of.

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Some of the forensic evidence

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that we gathered from Tyler's apartment

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suggests that Tyler might have been killed

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by someone he knew.

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Is there anyone in Tyler's life that you can think of

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that we would benefit from speaking to?

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There's a memorial service tomorrow morning.

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Maybe there'll be people there

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who knew him better than I did.

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I certainly hope so.

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My father brought it all back with him from Vietnam.

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Army?

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Dad? No, marines.

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Army.

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'67 and '68.

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Airborne.

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Okay.

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So, then, you can probably see

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that the Buddha statue is the real deal.

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My dad said he got it from a monk in the jungle.

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