The man in the station wagon pulls a brand new laptop out of the box and is seen using it a few seconds later. New laptops require users to set up accounts and software. This would take far longer than what was shown.
The doctor says he has $376,422 in medical school debt. He asks for that exact amount. An amount of income that large would need to be reported, and he'd be taxed around 35 percent depending upon where he lived, and likely several percent higher. This would leave him with not more than $244,674, so he'd still be in debt. Mr. Kaplan's offer of $500,000 while a far better amount was still insufficient. With a 35 percent overhead, the doctor would retain about $325,000, still not enough to pay off his debt.
However, because the services being performed are not legal and no tax forms were filled out, it is implied that he will not be reporting the income to the IRS and therefore will not pay any taxes.
However, because the services being performed are not legal and no tax forms were filled out, it is implied that he will not be reporting the income to the IRS and therefore will not pay any taxes.
Someone is calling in the shooting real time to include the plate of the FBI vehicle, and this is heard over a police scanner. No one was present at the scene to do so.
Previously, resident FBI electronics expert Aram was able to identify the technology on which the Fulcrum is stored. But now, Liz manages to create copies in the nick of time, even though the device used to access the data predates any current digital interfaces by decades.
After using the computer to see the traffic cameras, the man uses a large magnet to wipe the hard drive, but he handles the computer leaving his fingerprints all over it.