As prosecutor Helen Weiss (Jeannie Berlin) prepares for trial, Naz's (Riz Ahmed) alliance with Freddy (Michael Kenneth Williams) deepens.
Freddy: I'm gonna make a proper convict of you yet.
Under Freddy's wing now, Naz settles into Rikers, making commissary money renting out a cell phone to other inmates, sitting for tattoos, smoking weed and heroin.
Looking into Naz's past, Box discovers he transferred schools in 9th grade. A teacher explains why: aggressive behavior that put a schoolmate in the hospital.
Reviewing security footage from the gas station where Naz stopped with Andrea "the night of," Chandra notices a man who waits for the cab to leave before driving after it.
Questioning the man at his workplace, a mortuary, she's shaken by his intense dislike of women.
Naz's trial begins, and prosecutor Weiss methodically reconstructs the night of the crime, Naz's movements around the city, and his attempt to escape custody at the precinct.
Looking over photos of the crime scene he took earlier on his iPhone, Stone wonders how it is a young unemployed drug addict like Andrea lived alone in a brownstone worth so much money, and who could profit from her death.
