| In New York City's war on crime, |
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| the worst criminal
offenders are pursued |
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| by the detectives of
the Major Case Squad. |
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| These are their stories. |
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| I made the honor roll
again this year, Mommy, |
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| and Daddy bought
me a new violin. |
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| I practice every day. |
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| I know Daddy misses you a lot
even though he doesn't always say so. |
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| Do you want to
say hi, Uncle Larry? |
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| You tell her for me, kid. |
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| Uncle Larry says hi.
I love you, Mommy. |
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| I know you're watching over me. |
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| I just don't know,
Evan, you know? |
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| I mean, it's big. |
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| This... It's big. |
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| Well, nothing's carved in stone, |
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| but you know what's at stake. |
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| Just think how you'll feel. |
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| Bye, Uncle Larry. |
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| You take care, kid. |
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| Think about what I said. |
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