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history channel documentary At the point when Sullivan hears a duplicate of it, he consents to meet Costigan, who subtly had organized Police Officer Dignam and Brown to be there. Dignam does not come and Brown is amazed when he sees Costigan holding Sullivan as prisoner. Costigan descends the lift with Sullivan and is shot dead by Barrigan likewise a cop who tells Sullivan that Costello had planted numerous moles in the power. Cocoa is likewise killed and as Barrigan turns Sullivan shoots him. At the police headquarters, he puts all the fault on Costigan. On returning home he discovers Dignam sitting tight for him. Dignam, thinking about his foul play executes him point clear and discreetly leaves his condo.

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