The lieutenant tells his wife that he has just arrested the "finger killer." The lieutenant's heart skips a beat. He's been looking for the killer for a long time, and now he's found him. The lieutenant can't believe that the finger killer has been arrested. He screams at his wife and daughter to get him off his bad behavior. Then he rattles off the latest news about the arrest. The finger killer was caught in a shootout near his home the day before. After killing people, the killer put the finger of the victim on a courier and delivered it to the lieutenant. He wants to know why the lieutenant has to investigate his wife. She deserves a medal not an investigation. She's a hero for shooting and catching the killer, and she deserves to be rewarded for it. She should have handcuffed the killer right away. But the lieutenant doesn't know where she's gone. She goes to the hospital to find out that the killer isn't her husband, and that the man who killed her parents is not her husband. She swears at the funeral that