nelda did the intake on mr. garnett. nelda, this is detective eames and... detective goren. now, uh, mr. garnett. did he tell you how much oxycontin he was taking? 80 milligrams a day. his unnamed friend. what condition would they be taking it for? 80 milligrams or more would be for severe spinal injury. bone cancer. post amputation pain. i could make you a list. oh, well, we'd--we'd, uh, appreciate it. (eames) i printed out ray's address book and appointment calendar. i also got his phone log. we can cross-check with the dates of the withdrawals. maybe he called his suppliers the same day he took out the money. what are you trying to do? there was one of the pictures-- the kids behind the steering wheel. how do you get it back? you can't. it's a wallpaper program. it plays a random selection of images. (goren) this one. the knob on the steering wheel, it's a hand control for a car. phantom pain from an amputated limb. that's one of the chronic pain conditions that was on the nurse's list. it's a hand control for someone with an amputated leg. there's gotta be a better shot.

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