Title Reference
- Tony uses the phrase "whoever did this" when discussing with Christopher who exactly was responsible for Ralphie's death; earlier, he used the phrase in reference to the guilty party responsible for the prank call to Paulie's mother. In both instances, the people listening most likely already know who "whoever" actually is but do not want to publicly utter the name.
- The title may also refer to the stable fire and Tony's suspicions of Ralphie.
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