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00:00:00A matinee in Monaco, tomorrow?

00:00:14Sure, yes, ok, thanks George

00:00:17That's a 12 hour trip, you're nuts

00:00:20You're just living the life of a working singer

00:00:23Do you ever want to take a break from all this?

00:00:27No, besides a kickstart

00:00:29Jen, you're only in five and some American guy wants to speak to you, must be a fan

00:00:35American?

00:00:37A fan?

00:00:38Maybe it's a long lost love from back home

00:00:40Yeah, I doubt it

00:00:42Jane De Silva?

00:00:54Oh well, that depends on who's asking

00:00:56Wow, Sadie said you might be hard to find

00:00:58I had no idea there's so many cabaret theatres in Paris

00:01:02I was 29 and Saint Germain alone

00:01:04Yeah, I know that now

00:01:05You said Sadie sent you?

00:01:09Yes

00:01:10I'm sorry, I don't really know how to say this, but

00:01:15Your Uncle Harold

00:01:17He passed

00:01:20What?

00:01:24No

00:01:24No, no, no

00:01:27His heart condition was just getting better

00:01:29Sadie was giving me updates

00:01:30Sadie wanted me to find you and tell you in person

00:01:33She was also hoping you'd come back to Baltimore with me

00:01:37Oh, Sadie

00:01:39Oh, she must be devastated

00:01:41Yeah

00:01:42I, I, I, oh

00:01:44I'm sorry, um, who are you?

00:01:49John Cameron

00:01:49Harold and Sadie are great friends

00:01:53I'm also a detective with the Baltimore police

00:01:56Sadie really needs you

00:02:00And Harold left you an inheritance

00:02:03An inheritance?

00:02:06I, I don't care about an inheritance

00:02:08I've never wanted money from Sadie and Harold

00:02:10It seems Harold's last wish was to bring you and Sadie back together

00:02:13He thought you would need each other

00:02:15And Sadie would like you to help out with his affairs

00:02:20So, go back to Baltimore?

00:02:25Yeah

00:02:26Two minutes

00:02:27Okay, okay

00:02:29But, look, Sadie doesn't want you to do anything you don't want to do

00:02:32She wanted you to call her when I found you

00:02:35Jen!

00:02:36Okay, I'm coming, I'm coming

00:02:38Uh, oh, God

00:02:40I, I, I have to go on

00:02:42Yeah

00:02:42Okay, um, yeah

00:02:44Love is a mystery

00:02:56Written in our history

00:03:01Hold you in for a little fun

00:03:06That makes you turn and run

00:03:09And it's only just begun

00:03:26Oh, my dear

00:03:30Oh, my dear

00:03:30He was so happy with his life

00:03:34He only had one regret

00:03:36That we never went to Europe to see you perform

00:03:39I've missed you, I've missed you both so much

00:03:44Come home

00:03:45It'll be a healing time

00:03:48For both of us

00:03:50You know, I can help you with your bags

00:03:57Here

00:03:58I can carry them on my own, thank you very much

00:04:00All right

00:04:01Before we get to the house, I should, uh, let you know that I've been assisting Harold the foundation for the past couple years

00:04:08What exactly, uh, do you guys do?

00:04:12Seriously?

00:04:13Harold never mentioned his retirement project?

00:04:17I thought investment bankers never retire

00:04:19No, he wants to use all his energies for something more than just making money

00:04:25Oh, what exactly does this foundation do?

00:04:30Oh, all will be revealed

00:04:32Back to being mysterious again, okay

00:04:36I've missed you so much

00:04:48Fifteen years is a long time

00:04:50Oh, Uncle Harold

00:05:01Yeah

00:05:02He always talked about how he fell in love with you

00:05:06And I knew

00:05:07The minute I saw him in the audience that first time

00:05:11You ever miss it?

00:05:15The life on the road?

00:05:16Oh

00:05:16No

00:05:17But I remember the pre-show jitters and the post-show highs

00:05:23Oh, yes

00:05:24Losing yourself on stage and buzzing from the applause

00:05:27Absolutely thrilling

00:05:29But I also remember the exhausting late nights

00:05:33Endless travel, living out of a suitcase

00:05:36I mean, never knowing when your next gig might be

00:05:39Mom's favorite flowers

00:05:43I like to keep them here to remind me of her

00:05:46Your uncle always wanted to be there for you and your mom

00:05:50But when we lost her, we knew

00:05:53It was too hard for you to be here without her

00:05:56I thought running away to Europe would make it hurt less

00:06:00Well, it's what you needed to do

00:06:02Living here amongst her memories was

00:06:04Was too hard

00:06:06And here they all are

00:06:10Thank you

00:06:12For keeping them, Sadie

00:06:14Oh

00:06:15We kept your car, too

00:06:18My little cabrito?

00:06:20No

00:06:20I can't wait to see it

00:06:22Been years

00:06:23Okay

00:06:24Well, your bags are all up in your old room

00:06:26I see it going

00:06:29Oh, no

00:06:30Please stay, John

00:06:31And help me introduce Jane to Harold's most important work

00:06:36The Foundation

00:06:39This is where your uncle ran the Foundation

00:06:46It focuses on righting wrongs

00:06:49And these files are filled with cases that your uncle took on

00:06:54You solve cases police couldn't dedicate any further time to

00:06:58But how can private citizens help where the police can't?

00:07:02Oh, you'll be surprised what can be done

00:07:03Those aren't just files

00:07:06Those are people

00:07:08Families

00:07:09Harold prided himself on helping those who couldn't help themselves

00:07:13Sort of a non-profit detective agency

00:07:16Helping people whom the police and justice system failed

00:07:21A detective agency?

00:07:23How did I not know about this?

00:07:25The Foundation started in earnest five years ago when Harold retired

00:07:29And started helping people full-time

00:07:32He did it to honor your mother

00:07:35I think he felt we never had closure on how we lost her

00:07:40Yeah

00:07:42Wow

00:07:45Uncle Harold helped all these people?

00:07:48Those people, yes

00:07:50But there are still boxes of files and letters of others needing help

00:07:55I mean, we were just getting started

00:07:58You helped him with the investigations too?

00:08:01Oh, it was Harold's passion project

00:08:04He led the investigations

00:08:06But, you know, I helped on research

00:08:08Creating diversions, stakeouts

00:08:11You know, the fun stuff

00:08:13And Uncle Harold wanted me to run this foundation?

00:08:17How?

00:08:19Well, to be honest, I'm a little confused as to why you were picked also

00:08:24I mean, this isn't for the faint of heart

00:08:27It requires skill

00:08:28And dedication

00:08:30I care about these cases

00:08:33And I don't want the Foundation wasting any time or resources

00:08:37Well, Detective

00:08:40I know that my Uncle Harold was an incredibly successful man

00:08:44And very smart

00:08:46So he must have known what he was doing

00:08:48You're right, Jane

00:08:50Harold chose you

00:08:53And he was a brilliant mind

00:08:56And it's important that we respect his final decision

00:08:58Agreed

00:09:02I'll let you get settled

00:09:05Call me if you need anything

00:09:10Thank you, John

00:09:10Well, he seems thrilled to have me head up the Foundation

00:09:18Oh, he'll come around

00:09:20Oh

00:09:22I'm amazed at what you and Uncle Harold created

00:09:26But I don't know how I'm going to take this over, Sadie

00:09:30I've been a singer my whole life

00:09:33Oh, you became a singer

00:09:35To bring joy to people

00:09:37Maybe this is another way to do that

00:09:48Show me what you're looking for

00:10:05And I'll find it

00:10:08I'll find it

00:10:10Forget if you've been here before

00:10:15I've been thinking

00:10:27How can I possibly even help you here?

00:10:36Even in the storms above

00:10:40We'll fight until it's high

00:10:46Hey

00:10:56Uh, I knocked, but no one answered

00:10:58And I saw the light on

00:11:00Oh, I guess I must have had the music up too loud

00:11:02Are you the Foundation that helps people?

00:11:05No, I'm actually just here visiting

00:11:07But, uh, why are you out here so late?

00:11:09Oh, I waited until my dad fell asleep

00:11:12You snuck out?

00:11:14I'm Leah

00:11:14I saw the Foundation's address on the website

00:11:16You hope my piano teacher find her brother

00:11:19He's living with her now

00:11:20I'm looking for help too

00:11:22Or my mom needs help

00:11:24Why isn't she here with you?

00:11:27Actually, she passed away when I was little

00:11:29No one will help me find out what happened to her

00:11:32And I thought that if I told them the Foundation was helping me

00:11:35They'd take me seriously

00:11:36But still, nothing

00:11:37Well, I-I-I don't know that I'm the best person to help

00:11:42But I'm a pretty good listener

00:11:44Come on in

00:11:45It's cold out here

00:11:46Look, I'm sorry that you're going through all of this

00:11:50But I don't think I'm the right person to help

00:11:52I know it sounds crazy because

00:11:54I don't even remember her

00:11:55But I know in my heart

00:11:57That mom never would have left me on purpose

00:11:59I was only a baby

00:12:02Well, I was a year old

00:12:04But I really know she didn't want to leave me

00:12:08I'm sorry your mom's not here for you, Leah

00:12:16It's not fair

00:12:17My dad says I need to let it go

00:12:19But I don't know how

00:12:20There's like a hole in me now

00:12:23Yeah

00:12:25You know, I lost my mom, too

00:12:29It's been quite a few years

00:12:32But, uh, I get that there's a hole in your heart

00:12:36That's impossible to fill

00:12:38You get it

00:12:39Mom loved me

00:12:40That's why I know she didn't want to leave me

00:12:42Look, she wrote about me in her diary

00:12:45I made a copy

00:12:46Leah, I

00:12:49I just don't know that I can help you

00:12:52You know, I didn't even finish college

00:12:54I'm a singer, I'm a musician

00:12:56I don't even know how long I'm going to be in Baltimore

00:12:58She promised she'd always be there for me

00:13:00And be a better parent than her stepmom ever was

00:13:15Wow

00:13:29Leah, you're really talented

00:13:32Is that Chopin?

00:13:36Yeah, but I adopted it

00:13:37Got me into Juilliard

00:13:39Really?

00:13:40That's amazing

00:13:41Congratulations

00:13:42Well, no

00:13:44I'm not going

00:13:45Dad says I could go to community college while I save up

00:13:48I wrote down everything I know

00:13:52Dad says Mom's missing money can't be found

00:13:55But I think it's got to have something to do with what happened to her

00:13:57Wait, there's missing money?

00:14:00Mom's birth father left it to her

00:14:02She got it right before she died

00:14:04But no one knows where the money went

00:14:06It didn't just disappear into thin air

00:14:09That money's rightfully yours

00:14:12I guess so

00:14:13That's what my dad says

00:14:14Will you help me?

00:14:17Leah, I...

00:14:19I know it sounds hopeless

00:14:20But that's all I have

00:14:22Hope

00:14:23And I'm not giving up on my mom

00:14:25I should go before my dad notices

00:14:29If you could please make sure my letter gets to whoever can help me at the foundation

00:14:33I would really appreciate it

00:14:36Yeah, I will

00:14:39The untimely end of Linda Martin

00:14:49It certainly fits the criteria for the foundation's cases

00:14:55But it's 15 years old

00:14:57So it's going to present some challenges

00:14:59Let's be honest, Sadie

00:15:01I have zero skills

00:15:03Any case is going to be a challenge at this point

00:15:05I don't know

00:15:07There's something about Leah

00:15:09She kind of reminds me of myself

00:15:12So maybe you are exactly the right person

00:15:15Maybe you have the most important skills

00:15:17Compassion and commonality

00:15:20I mean, you know how she feels

00:15:21Yeah, my mom died so suddenly

00:15:24I never got a chance to say goodbye

00:15:25Poor Leah

00:15:28She hardly had the chance to have a mother at all

00:15:30I know I'll never get closer on what happened to mom

00:15:35But maybe I can at least help Leah find some answers

00:15:39You know, she...

00:15:40She deserves to know the truth

00:15:42She does

00:15:43Indeed

00:15:44Well then

00:15:48How exactly do I start detecting?

00:15:53Well

00:15:53Harold said it was simple

00:15:56Talk to people and follow the clues

00:15:58But I say

00:16:00If you don't know what you're doing

00:16:02Act like you do

00:16:03And of course

00:16:05There's always Detective

00:16:07Detective John

00:16:08Great

00:16:09Well, he does have Detective actually in his job title

00:16:13Well then I guess I'll have to act more grateful when he's around

00:16:18Welcome to the Foundation

00:16:20One case

00:16:22I'm gonna do this one case for Leah's sake

00:16:25Hi, uh, I'm looking for some information on the death of a woman named Linda Martin

00:16:34Let me guess

00:16:36Another murder podcast

00:16:38No, I actually, I work for the Foundation for Riding Wrongs

00:16:44Oh, good for you

00:16:45Yeah

00:16:46You still can't waltz in here expecting access to police records though

00:16:50I'll take it from here, Bill

00:16:54No problem

00:16:56You know, I can't break police protocol

00:17:02But I can be a resource here at the force

00:17:04That's what Sadie said

00:17:06Hmm

00:17:07At least one fan of the Foundation

00:17:09Okay

00:17:12No small talk

00:17:13How can I help you?

00:17:16Look, John

00:17:17You and I don't quite understand why Uncle Harold wanted me involved with the Foundation

00:17:21But what I do know is that Linda Martin's daughter is looking for answers

00:17:25And I do know how she feels

00:17:27So I'm gonna take on this one case

00:17:30And then I will go back to Paris and my old life

00:17:33Okay

00:17:35The Linda Martin case

00:17:40Well, it was closed

00:17:44And beyond the statute of limitations

00:17:48So even if you find evidence, it won't change anything in the justice system

00:17:57If the case is closed, then why are there so many unanswered questions?

00:18:00Well, it looks like the detectives found so much evidence pointing in one direction

00:18:03That it led everyone to draw the same conclusions

00:18:06Yeah, but aren't you supposed to examine all of the facts objectively?

00:18:10I mean, isn't that kind of the point of the justice system?

00:18:12Yes

00:18:13But when it looks like a suicide

00:18:15Mostly, it is a suicide

00:18:18I mean, a few unanswered questions doesn't mean it wasn't

00:18:22Yeah, but those answers could completely change her daughter's entire future

00:18:26Mm-hmm

00:18:27Well, it says here Linda was a troubled young woman

00:18:35If you had a history of mental illness

00:18:38She invested a significant amount of money in a multi-level marketing company called Inner Inc

00:18:45I don't think they're around anymore

00:18:48Multi-level marketing, that's like a pyramid scheme, right?

00:18:52Yeah, essentially, but with the sale of products

00:18:55Inner Inc sold crystals

00:18:57Crystals?

00:19:00Yeah

00:19:00What did they say about Linda's missing money?

00:19:04It says that Linda withdrew her $250,000 inheritance the morning she died

00:19:10So there's no way to trace it because it was thrown in cash

00:19:13And, well, it's not a crime if she gave it away willingly

00:19:17Yeah, but $250,000, that's a lot of money to just disappear

00:19:22Yeah, sure is

00:19:25Did you know that Linda Martin couldn't swim?

00:19:30She did drown, Jane

00:19:31I mean, if she intended to end her life, uh, it's not beyond reason, right?

00:19:36Why did they think it was a suicide?

00:19:42Well, it says here she broke into the aquatics ring of the Collingwood Club

00:19:46And the next morning her body was found at the bottom of the pool

00:19:50With a large amount of prescription anti-anxiety drugs in her system

00:19:55She also tied weights to her body, so there certainly wasn't tension there

00:20:01Was there a suicide note?

00:20:04No

00:20:06No, and her family said Linda's health had been unraveling for quite some time

00:20:13Her therapist corroborated

00:20:15I mean, the detectives thought it was an open-shut case

00:20:18And I'm somehow supposed to prove all these people wrong?

00:20:24How am I gonna do that?

00:20:26Well, you're asking the right questions

00:20:28Trust your instincts

00:20:32There you go

00:20:40Thank you

00:20:41Anytime

00:20:43Huh

00:20:57Nailing this detective thing already

00:21:00Doors open

00:21:10Doors open

00:21:10Please, please, please tell me you're here because you're taking the case

00:21:25Yes, I am

00:21:27Thank you

00:21:29Yeah

00:21:29I just, I really hope I can help you find some answers, Leah

00:21:32I'll get the box of Mom's old stuff

00:21:34There might be something useful in there

00:21:36Great

00:21:36Can I help you?

00:21:52Oh, um, hi

00:21:56I'm just here to meet with Leah

00:21:58And you are?

00:22:00Jane Da Silva

00:22:01With the Foundation for Riding Wrongs?

00:22:05Leah had contacted us about this

00:22:06I told her not to do that

00:22:07Oh, um

00:22:09Well, Mr. Martin

00:22:11Kenny

00:22:13Kenny, um

00:22:14I just want to help Leah find some closure

00:22:17And perhaps pursue her dreams at Juilliard

00:22:21Please don't look into this

00:22:23Some things are best left alone

00:22:25She is a great kid

00:22:27But she doesn't need the distraction

00:22:28Well, with all due respect, sir

00:22:32Um, Leah deserves answers

00:22:35Maybe you deserve answers

00:22:37We have the answers

00:22:39We just don't like them

00:22:41Linda was duped by this pyramid scheme

00:22:45She lost all our money

00:22:46And then she lost her mind

00:22:47Well, um

00:22:50I can see how it may appear like that at first

00:22:53But one of Linda's diary entries

00:22:56Paints a very different picture

00:22:57Okay, who knows what stories to believe from that diary?

00:23:01She kept a lot of secrets from me during our marriage

00:23:03She talked to her shrink more than she talked to me

00:23:06What good did that do her?

00:23:09Could he save her?

00:23:10No

00:23:10None of us could

00:23:12Well, do you really believe that Linda killed herself?

00:23:18I don't know why a woman who couldn't swim

00:23:20Would break into a pool and tie herself down with weights

00:23:23If she wasn't trying to kill herself

00:23:25Now, could you please stop judging up the past and leave?

00:23:29We don't need to live through this all over again

00:23:31Dad, Jane is here to help us

00:23:33No, she is not

00:23:34Thank you, Mr. Silva

00:23:36But Leah has a recital we have to prepare her for

00:23:39Of course

00:23:41I understand

00:23:43Break a leg, Leah

00:23:45You know, if I...

00:23:52Stay away from my daughter

00:23:55I'll keep her

00:24:05You know, I need her

00:24:07You know, I need to go

00:24:09You know, I need her

00:24:10I need it

00:24:11hardened

00:24:12I need a life

00:24:12irgendwas

00:24:13Is this that I'm afraid

00:24:13Leave her

00:24:15You know, my mniej

00:24:15Got a leg

00:24:16You know, they're afraid

00:24:19I need her

00:24:19You know, I need her

00:24:20Matthew

00:24:20I need her

00:24:21You know, she's been

00:24:21Sicily

00:24:22You know, I need her

00:24:22음 to hear in portion of her

00:24:23Sì, sì, sì.

00:24:53Sì, sì, sì, sì.

00:25:23So, there's basically a million next steps.

00:25:27Well, it's a good thing you don't have to do it all by yourself.

00:25:30What can I do?

00:25:32Um, you know what?

00:25:36Have you heard of a company called Inner Ink?

00:25:38Give me a bit, I'll see what I can dig up on my trusty tablet

00:25:44Great

00:25:44But first things first, come

00:25:46I have something I want to show you

00:25:48I know you're discouraged

00:25:50But you can do anything you set your mind to

00:25:52You just need to believe it

00:25:54Sadie, I appreciate

00:25:55You're a creative driven woman who shines under pressure

00:25:57And can improv her way out of any situation

00:26:00If you find yourself stuck on a case

00:26:03It might be time to use those creative bones of yours

00:26:06What is it?

00:26:08My closet

00:26:09Oh my

00:26:13I was waiting for just the right moment to show you all of this

00:26:17Oh

00:26:19Are these the gowns from your tours?

00:26:22Uh-huh, I wore that one at Carnegie Hall

00:26:25And that one at the Collingwood Club in 89

00:26:29Oh, just beautiful

00:26:31What about this?

00:26:33Oh, it's a prop from the first movie I was in

00:26:36I only had a few lines, but as you know

00:26:38There are no small parts

00:26:39Oh

00:26:40I kept this one for you

00:26:43Your mother would have wanted you to have it

00:26:47Wow, uh

00:26:51Wow

00:26:52I just can't believe you've kept all of this

00:26:57It's incredible

00:26:57I used to come shopping in here when working a case with Harold

00:27:02Because you know, sometimes a little costume goes a long way

00:27:08Bricks don't float and neither will you

00:27:27It's all starting to feel a little too dangerous for a first case

00:27:36But that's the marvelous part

00:27:38I mean, Harold used to say

00:27:40As soon as you start ruffling feathers, you know you're on the right track

00:27:44Jane

00:27:46Maybe you're just trying to do a little bit too much too fast, hmm?

00:27:51Maybe, but I have to agree with Sadie

00:27:55Obviously, we are asking some questions that's disturbing someone

00:27:59I just don't know who

00:28:00Well, I've done some research and I have an incredible business opportunity

00:28:04You're not going to want to miss out on

00:28:06Oh

00:28:07Activate your life with our activated crystals

00:28:16Find your inner flame

00:28:18The power burns within you

00:28:21Be your own boss

00:28:24People lost their life savings to this?

00:28:29As far as I found, Linda was part of this lifestyle brand

00:28:34That claimed improved life, energy, and self-empowerment through crystals

00:28:39I mean, what's not to love, right?

00:28:42Except it was a classic run-your-own-business pyramid scheme

00:28:46People like Linda invested and then lost a lot of money

00:28:51When a big front-page article debunked healing crystals

00:28:55As nothing more than pretty rocks

00:28:58They had a recording from someone in the upper ranks of Inner Inc. saying, and I quote

00:29:04Some people are just suckers for shiny things

00:29:08Well, that's awful

00:29:09Taking advantage of vulnerable people like that?

00:29:12The company quickly dissolved when the fraud was revealed

00:29:15And guess when that happened?

00:29:19Right after Linda died

00:29:20Bingo!

00:29:21Could that be a coincidence?

00:29:23I mean, maybe Linda found out something she wasn't supposed to know

00:29:26Or maybe Enter Inc. convinced her to give them the inheritance in exchange for good vibes

00:29:31I mean, either way, there's no way to prove that Linda was coarse out of the money

00:29:36Yeah, but why would a company swindle a quarter of a million dollars from Linda only to go bankrupt shortly after?

00:29:42Well, I've done some digging

00:29:44And it seems that Dwayne Wayne started yet another self-help company called the Wayne Society

00:29:51Maybe he used the money to start the new business

00:29:54If Wayne was on top of the pyramid and moving up the suspect list, where exactly did Linda fit into the scheme?

00:30:01I'll do some more digging

00:30:02Huh

00:30:02Well, if Linda found out about the fraud and stopped selling

00:30:06Then the people above her might have been upset because she was making them lose money

00:30:10And don't forget the people she signed up for their own bogus crystal business

00:30:15There could be animosity there, too

00:30:17That's a good start

00:30:19But there's some holes to fill

00:30:21And we've got some people to talk to

00:30:24Harold always said that rest was equally important to work, Jane

00:30:31I know, but we're so close to cracking something

00:30:34You know, I wonder if there was any security footage from 15 years ago

00:30:40I didn't see a DVD in the police file or anything, but maybe, I don't know, maybe they logged it digitally?

00:30:46I'll text John

00:30:47And I'm going to take Harold's advice

00:30:51Tomorrow will be just as busy a day as today

00:30:53Sounds good

00:31:01Sadie?

00:31:10Did you forget something?

00:31:16Sadie?

00:31:31Leah?

00:31:37Are you okay?

00:31:39Yeah, I'm fine

00:31:40I just thought you were an intruder

00:31:42Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you

00:31:44Sadie told me to come right in

00:31:46Oh

00:31:46Well, I don't know if that's such a good idea, given what your dad said

00:31:50He won't be home for another hour

00:31:53These are my moms

00:31:56I thought you could get to know her

00:31:57This is so awesome, Leah, thank you

00:32:01This is really going to help

00:32:04Do you know who this Richard is?

00:32:17No, but that's my mom's writing

00:32:20Sorry about my dad

00:32:23He doesn't like talking about mom

00:32:25He's still upset after all this time

00:32:27I think he feels guilty about what happened to her

00:32:30Guilty?

00:32:32I overheard him talking to his friend last year

00:32:34He said he and mom gone to a fight that night

00:32:37He let her leave

00:32:38I always thought he loved her, but

00:32:41If he did, why didn't he help her?

00:32:45Well

00:32:46Unfortunately, things aren't always that easy

00:32:49Life just isn't fair sometimes

00:32:53Sit

00:32:54You know, I lost my mom, too

00:33:01About 15 years ago

00:33:03In a hit and run

00:33:03There's no rhyme or reason to these things

00:33:08It just happens

00:33:10There wasn't anything I could do about it

00:33:12And

00:33:13They never found out who hit her

00:33:15It's terrible

00:33:16Yeah

00:33:18But it

00:33:21It changed the way I lived my entire life, Leah

00:33:24Whatever this investigation brings

00:33:28I'm sure that your dad is just worried

00:33:30That it'll change everything for you, too

00:33:32Maybe he doesn't want me to find out about what he did

00:33:35Wow

00:33:36I think it's a little early to jump to those kinds of conclusions

00:33:39I don't care

00:33:40I just want the truth

00:33:42I know my mom wasn't perfect, but

00:33:44That's pretty much all I know about her

00:33:46That

00:33:48And

00:33:49Her dreams

00:33:51She kept dreaming about meeting some

00:33:53Weird

00:33:54Bird

00:33:55I dreamt again about the birdie preaching of rainbows when the clouds are gray

00:34:01Then chases after time, but it always flies away

00:34:05Hmm

00:34:07She's dreaming about birds

00:34:10What does this mean?

00:34:14Richard

00:34:23What is your involvement here?

00:34:26Hmm?

00:34:42All right

00:34:43Richard

00:34:44Any Richard listed with inner inks scam?

00:34:49Hmm

00:34:49Richard Florian

00:34:51Hi, I'm looking to speak with Richard Florian

00:35:01Speaking

00:35:02Um, do you happen to remember anyone named Linda Martin?

00:35:08Who is this?

00:35:09I'm calling on behalf of her daughter

00:35:11I, uh, I was hoping to ask you a few questions about your relationship with Linda

00:35:14Linda?

00:35:15Linda Martin had a daughter

00:35:17Linda Martin had a daughter

00:35:17Yeah, um, any information you have would be greatly appreciated

00:35:22Um, how did you two meet?

00:35:27Um, group therapy, uh, we, we were friends

00:35:30And you were also involved with inner ink?

00:35:33I was a struggling artist at the time

00:35:35Linda had mentioned it was a great way to make money

00:35:37But I lost my investment

00:35:39Did that affect your relationship?

00:35:43She left group therapy and started doing private sessions

00:35:46I didn't see her much after that, so

00:35:47How long did she spend with the group?

00:35:50Too long

00:35:51We both did

00:35:52Turns out I shouldn't have been doubting my sanity

00:35:54I was fine

00:35:56Look, I gotta go

00:35:57Uh, please

00:35:58Um, did she ever mention a birdie or a bird with rainbows?

00:36:04She seems to be, uh, kind of preoccupied with that

00:36:07I, I can't talk right now

00:36:08I just have a few more questions

00:36:10Maybe we could speak later?

00:36:12Come by my studio tomorrow

00:36:15I'll text you my address

00:36:17Great

00:36:20Hey, they know

00:36:28No, no, no, no, I'm telling you

00:36:30They know

00:36:31Well, I love this place

00:36:41Makes me feel like I'm back in Europe

00:36:43I thought we could talk about the case in a more civilized manner

00:36:46With music

00:36:47Harold and I loved to come here when we worked a case

00:36:50The music helped us think

00:36:52Yeah, the music is helping me focus

00:36:55You know, I, I can't stop thinking

00:36:58Why was Linda at the pool that day?

00:37:02Stirring things up seems to be inviting a lot of trouble

00:37:04Maybe it's time to be a bit more discreet

00:37:07I can do discreet

00:37:09Who's, uh, headlining tonight?

00:37:12You're gonna love Beatrice

00:37:13Her voice is spectacular

00:37:15Four octave range

00:37:18Wow

00:37:19Baltimore native

00:37:20Been on the scene for years

00:37:21And my dad had an Aunt Beatrice

00:37:24Mm-hmm

00:37:25And we used to call her Birdie

00:37:27Hi there

00:37:45Hi

00:37:45The lockers are just there for your bag

00:37:47Oh, great

00:37:48You must be new here

00:37:50Wow

00:37:51You're good

00:37:53I mean, you must see

00:37:54A lot of faces

00:37:55Yeah, a lot

00:37:56Been working here for a few years

00:37:57I, uh, you know, I hear this club has a bit of a past

00:38:01I was looking up reviews online

00:38:04And I kept seeing the death of a woman named, um, Linda Martin

00:38:08Yeah, that was awful

00:38:10I was the one who found her when I came into work

00:38:13Really?

00:38:14Yeah

00:38:14I'll never forget

00:38:15Terrible

00:38:16I used to see her in the lunchroom

00:38:18In our coffee shop

00:38:20Sitting by herself

00:38:21Writing furiously in some notebook

00:38:23It was kind of intense

00:38:24Sort of nuts

00:38:26So, she was a little unstable

00:38:32But, uh, anything else weird happen around that time?

00:38:37I mean, if I was going to remember, it sure would be you

00:38:39Uh, no

00:38:40There was something that didn't happen

00:38:43Mr. Wayne?

00:38:45Super diligent guy

00:38:46Dwayne?

00:38:48Wayne?

00:38:49Yeah

00:38:49He'd show up every morning when I was opening

00:38:52He'd swim 40 laps every single morning for years

00:38:55And for whatever reason

00:38:57He didn't come in that morning when I found that woman

00:38:59Wow

00:39:01Yeah, that is strange

00:39:03I also heard he has his own private pool now

00:39:07Oh, really?

00:39:10Morning, John

00:39:10Morning, Cindy

00:39:13Um, Margaret, Jane, hi

00:39:16Yes

00:39:17I'm just thinking of pledging for a membership here

00:39:20So, you know, um

00:39:21Yeah, I don't really feel like getting my hair wet today

00:39:24So, I think I'm just gonna take a look around and, uh, get a feel for the place

00:39:28Hope to see you again soon

00:39:29Yeah

00:39:29Hi

00:39:33Didn't recognize you there

00:39:38What was that all about?

00:39:39Well, uh, yesterday I ran into a bit of a problem telling people I was an investigator

00:39:44They didn't want to talk

00:39:45So, uh, today I just didn't say it

00:39:48Ah, so, graduating to undercover work, I see

00:39:52You know, Harold never disguised himself in a hat and glasses to get in for a case

00:39:58Ah, well

00:39:59Cindy over there seemed all too happy to gossip with a new member, so

00:40:03Uh, so, should, uh, maybe grab us a coffee and meet you at the station?

00:40:13Yeah, let's do that

00:40:13Okay

00:40:14Go ahead, see you

00:40:15See ya

00:40:15That

00:40:40Is a locker key

00:40:42Wow

00:40:47Nice catch

00:40:49Okay

00:40:51Roll with me here

00:40:52We know that Linda was at the club first thing in the morning, right?

00:40:56And then Cindy saw her in the coffee shop around lunchtime

00:41:00So we know she also had access to the pool then

00:41:02What if she was hiding the money in a locker?

00:41:06She was hiding $250,000 cash in a locker?

00:41:11Maybe it was a handoff of some sort, some kind of payoff

00:41:15Cindy did say that she saw Linda writing furiously in her notebook all by herself

00:41:21Maybe that's because she was trying to hide a ton of cash

00:41:23Jane, the lockers were all checked

00:41:26They're empty

00:41:27Did you forget that security footage?

00:41:29No, they didn't give it to me

00:41:31Seriously?

00:41:33The investigation was closed

00:41:35Sadly, many, many years ago

00:41:37Maybe there's another list of members that were at the pool that day

00:41:41Well, I could contact the club, see if they have any old records

00:41:45But 15-year-old files

00:41:47Unlikely

00:41:48All right, so Linda was at the pool around noon

00:41:52Then she went to the coffee shop

00:41:54Huh

00:41:56You know, Cindy also mentioned that Dwayne Wayne used to go swimming every morning at the pool

00:42:02Until the morning that Linda's body was found

00:42:05Come on, that's a busy club

00:42:08We'd have to add hotter names to that list

00:42:11Let's see

00:42:13Okay

00:42:15So, Linda starts at the bank, right?

00:42:19Mm-hmm

00:42:19Then, drives to the Collingwood club, drops off the cash

00:42:23Goes to therapy after that, goes home

00:42:25Gets in an argument with her husband

00:42:27And then, drives all the way back across the city to break into the pool

00:42:32But, why?

00:42:35Well, following your theory, if she left something in the locker, maybe she wanted it back

00:42:41Yes

00:42:42Yes, that's it

00:42:44Good

00:42:45Now you have a theory

00:42:46Let's get some evidence

00:42:48Mm-hmm

00:42:48On it

00:42:49Oh, I actually have to take off

00:42:51I am going to meet with Linda's therapist this afternoon

00:42:53Okay, um, be careful

00:42:56Because remember, uh, you're not Sherlock Holmes

00:42:59Funny

00:43:00Thanks for the coffee

00:43:03Yeah, no problem

00:43:04Of course I remember Linda

00:43:08As soon as you called yesterday, she came right to mind

00:43:10It's a very tragic case

00:43:12I'm just trying to gain some insight into her mental state at the time of her death

00:43:15Of course

00:43:16Unfortunately, I can't share her file with you

00:43:19We have a policy of destroying documents of deceased patients

00:43:21Of course

00:43:22However, I do recall spending a fair amount of time with her

00:43:26She was deeply unstable

00:43:27Uh, ambiguous family dynamics led to, uh, several unresolved conflicts

00:43:34Then she came into, uh, some money

00:43:37Which, uh, only complicated her circumstances

00:43:40Did she talk much about that?

00:43:42The inheritance was a burden for her

00:43:45Uh, the same way a lottery win can be a curse for some

00:43:49For her, it drummed up feelings of, uh, jealousy

00:43:52Resentment, entitlement in all of her relationships

00:43:55Yeah, I'm beginning to understand that

00:43:57She became extremely paranoid

00:44:00Uh, developed, uh, hallucinations

00:44:04Group therapy was no longer the right fit

00:44:07So I suggested, uh, one-on-one counseling

00:44:10And what did that involve for Linda?

00:44:14I encouraged her to journal

00:44:15To identify her core negative beliefs

00:44:18In an effort to destroy them

00:44:19Hmm

00:44:20And did she talk about what she wanted to do with the inheritance?

00:44:25Just that she wanted to be rid of it

00:44:26It wouldn't have surprised me if she gave it all away to that inner ink

00:44:30In some exchange for some personal salvation

00:44:33Huh

00:44:35Did she talk about inner ink a lot?

00:44:37Oh, yes

00:44:38Endlessly

00:44:39Mostly about that Wayne, Charlotte

00:44:42The fraud was apparent to me

00:44:45But it would not have been difficult for him to take advantage of her

00:44:50In her delicate, impressionable state

00:44:52Do you believe Linda was suicidal?

00:44:55It's a horrible thing

00:44:56Uh, but when I heard of Linda's death

00:44:59I was not shocked

00:45:00She was riddled with guilt

00:45:04Uh, for losing all of her husband's savings

00:45:06Bringing her family into a failure of a business

00:45:10Hmm

00:45:11Um, did she...

00:45:14Did she ever mention anyone named Richard?

00:45:17Or talk about birds?

00:45:19She seems to have been preoccupied with them

00:45:21Birds, um, not that I recall

00:45:24Richard, uh, maybe

00:45:26Uh, I recall she, uh, she had a friend

00:45:29That she, uh, she had done a falling out with

00:45:31I'll ruminate on it

00:45:34And I'll, uh, I'll let you know if I remember anything else

00:45:37Great

00:45:39Thank you so much for your time

00:45:40Of course

00:45:41Really appreciate it

00:45:41Nice to see you

00:45:43You as well

00:45:43Oh

00:45:45That's a really great painting

00:45:47I am very lucky to have some very talented clients

00:45:51Yeah

00:45:52And if you ever need anyone to talk to

00:45:55I'll be here for you as well

00:45:56Thank you

00:45:57Appreciate it

00:45:58Richard?

00:46:11Richard?

00:46:15We spoke on the phone yesterday

00:46:16I just wanted to come by and ask you a few questions

00:46:20Thank you

00:46:38I'll tell Sadie you're okay

00:46:47Thanks

00:46:48I guess my disguise didn't work as well as I'd hoped

00:46:53Do you think somebody killed Richard because they knew I was coming to ask questions?

00:47:04No, no, no

00:47:05Hey

00:47:05You don't put that on yourself, okay?

00:47:08John, if I'm responsible

00:47:10Look, we don't know what happened here yet

00:47:11Although my guess is whoever tried to scare you already killed one person

00:47:16So they'd probably have done you in if they wanted to

00:47:19I blame myself

00:47:25This is much more complex for you to take on as a first case

00:47:30Yeah

00:47:31You're probably right

00:47:33I'm gonna go back to Sadie's and get some rest

00:47:38Okay, well, uh, let me drive you then

00:47:41No, no, I'm fine

00:47:43Really, I've got my car

00:47:45Um, just stay here and help him figure out what happened

00:47:49Thanks

00:47:54Yeah

00:47:54Sadie?

00:48:03Sadie?

00:48:06Hey, Sadie

00:48:07I was gonna make some tea, do you want some?

00:48:15Sadie?

00:48:15No, no, no, Sadie, Sadie

00:48:17I think we're gonna need a bigger crime board

00:48:21What happened?

00:48:23I was, I was trying to add your attack

00:48:25And, and I couldn't reach

00:48:27And as it turns out, ladders and heels is not a very good idea

00:48:32But you should not be climbing ladders in heels

00:48:36You should not be meeting strangers alone

00:48:39It's not safe

00:48:40Oh, Sadie

00:48:41Come here

00:48:42Don't look at me like that

00:48:44But I have weak ankles

00:48:45I, I am calling the doctor

00:48:47Oh, you sound just like my Harold

00:48:49Always worried about me

00:48:50No, he was always taking care of you

00:48:52Yes

00:48:53I miss him

00:48:54Every day

00:48:56I know

00:48:57I thought something had happened to her

00:49:01And I thought it was all my fault

00:49:03Hey, I'm sorry

00:49:05But

00:49:07Sounds like she's gonna be okay

00:49:09I, I, I thought that whoever had come after me and Richard had come after Sadie too

00:49:14God, if anything happened to her, I would never forget myself

00:49:18Or to Leah

00:49:19Look, I stationed an officer outside of Leah's place

00:49:24Just to be safe

00:49:25And yours too

00:49:26There's an officer outside?

00:49:31Yeah, just a precaution

00:49:32Look, what you went through today must have been frightening

00:49:36He's just there to monitor things and report any activity back to me

00:49:39Why are you wasting an officer here?

00:49:43If

00:49:43He should be off questioning Dwayne Wayne

00:49:45Why would he do that?

00:49:49Because everything points back to Wayne

00:49:51Wayne and his company stole into Martin's inheritance without a second thought

00:49:56But

00:49:56They caused her to lose everything

00:49:59You need evidence, Jane

00:50:01Hmm

00:50:02Better yet, I'll get a confession

00:50:06Have you forgotten that you were attacked today?

00:50:09And that a brick was thrown through your window?

00:50:11So what do you want me to do?

00:50:12You want me to sit here and do nothing?

00:50:13I'm saying you're definitely not gonna help solve Leah's case if something happens to you

00:50:18I thought you were supposed to be helping me, John

00:50:20You're just slowing me down

00:50:22Forgive me for caring

00:50:24Thanks so much for meeting me today, Miss Donnelly

00:50:29I don't have long

00:50:31I have a lunch at the Collingwood Club

00:50:32The Collingwood Club, isn't that the same facility where Linda wound up?

00:50:37Yes

00:50:37I am lucky to still be a member there after what Linda pulled

00:50:42Fortunately, enough times passed that people are decent enough not to talk about it

00:50:47Well, sounds like it was a tragic event for a lot of people

00:50:52My stepdaughter's death was tragic, but honestly, it was inevitable

00:50:56I did everything I could for her

00:50:59Found therapist after therapist for her

00:51:02But all she wanted to do was waste her money on more crystals

00:51:05I told her that morning, Linda, you need real help

00:51:11But she sure didn't need it from me

00:51:14So you saw her the day she died?

00:51:17Oh, she showed up at the club and made a scene at the end of my tennis class

00:51:22It was so embarrassing

00:51:23She was all sweaty and paranoid

00:51:26She actually attacked me

00:51:29Did she say anything to you?

00:51:33She mumbled some nonsense about some birdie

00:51:35I don't know

00:51:37Birdie?

00:51:39What do you think she meant by that?

00:51:40She never acted like the mother she was

00:51:42I'm surprised she's not into unicorns, too

00:51:45My friends are waiting for me at the club

00:51:50Just one more question

00:51:53Can you tell me about how Linda came into her inheritance?

00:51:57Did Kenny Martin put you up to this?

00:52:01All he ever wanted was my money

00:52:02He was always polite, but I could see

00:52:05Right through him

00:52:07No, actually, it was your granddaughter, Leah

00:52:11Step

00:52:12Granddaughter

00:52:13Let me guess, she is after that inheritance now?

00:52:19No, she's actually after closure

00:52:21Look, I remarried, moved on

00:52:25I don't have time in my life to worry about some money-hungry Martins

00:52:30Linda never should have gotten that money in the first place

00:52:33So that money was from your second husband?

00:52:37I am done answering your questions

00:52:39I'm just trying to help

00:52:41I told the police everything 15 years ago

00:52:45So I don't see the need to do it again with some stranger who's playing detective

00:52:50Okay

00:52:54Hey

00:53:06Jane, how's the country club set?

00:53:09Well, to be honest, I'm just trying to process what happened

00:53:12I mean, Ella Donnelly totally ran the show

00:53:15I was just trying to keep up

00:53:16She seemed more concerned with her reputation at the club than Linda's suicide

00:53:20At best, she's an uncaring stepmother

00:53:23But at worst

00:53:24I don't know

00:53:26But when I mentioned the inheritance in Kenny, she was not happy

00:53:31I just, I didn't expect so much resistance from the family

00:53:35It wouldn't be a hopeless case if it was going to be easy

00:53:38I'm in way over my head here

00:53:52Wayne Society?

00:53:53How may a director call?

00:53:55Yeah, I'd like to speak with Mr. Wayne, please

00:53:57And who may I say is calling?

00:53:59This is Jane DeSilverberg

00:54:01Uh, I have a couple questions about Inner Inc. and a woman named Linda

00:54:05The Wayne Society is in no way affiliated with Inner Inc.

00:54:08Mr. Wayne has no interest in hearsay

00:54:10Okay, uh, fine, understood

00:54:12But may I speak with him?

00:54:14You'll have to book an appointment

00:54:16Alright, uh, then I'd like to book an appointment

00:54:19Mr. Wayne is fully booked until February

00:54:21Of next year

00:54:23Wow, oh, busy guy

00:54:25Uh, what exactly does the Wayne Society do?

00:54:28We specialize in elite corporate training retreats for self-empowerment and increased productivity

00:54:34So it's basically Inner Inc. without the crystals

00:54:37What do you think?

00:55:03What do I think?

00:55:05You're okay?

00:55:06I won't be if I don't pick the right dress for graduation

00:55:08My dad will totally ground me if he finds out I bought two

00:55:11I just couldn't decide myself in the store

00:55:14I love this one, but I feel like it's missing something

00:55:18Well, I think this dress looks so beautiful on you

00:55:22In fact, I think my aunt might have a few necklaces that would make it look stunning

00:55:26Really?

00:55:28Mm-hmm

00:55:28You'll have to come over and pick one out for yourself

00:55:31Now, how are you thinking about doing your hair?

00:55:34I don't know

00:55:35No, I'm not very good at doing my own hair

00:55:37May I?

00:55:38Right

00:55:39I did learn a few quick tricks while I was performing in Europe

00:55:43No way, you performed in Europe?

00:55:45Mm-hmm

00:55:46All right, so I'm thinking what if we do it all up and kind of a little princess thing at the top

00:55:51Uh, you know what? I'm going to be right back, okay?

00:56:02Kenny, look, I can explain

00:56:04She looks so grown up

00:56:06Yeah, she does

00:56:11I know it must have been hard on her

00:56:18Growing up without her mom

00:56:20I can never talk to her about dresses and stuff

00:56:28Thanks

00:56:30Thanks for that

00:56:33No, nothing can replace a mother, but I'm just glad I could be here to help

00:56:38Are you any closer to finding out what happened to Linda?

00:56:46I'm hopeful

00:56:47The night before she died

00:56:51Linda told me she was giving that money away

00:56:55She refused to tell me who she was giving it to

00:56:59All this after she'd lost my savings to that scheme

00:57:03I was hurt, angry, and...

00:57:06I said some terrible things

00:57:09I spent the last 15 years thinking about how that crystal kook must have sweet-talked it out of her

00:57:16But after all this time, me protecting Leah, not telling her the truth

00:57:22I think I might be the bad guy

00:57:25No, Kenny...

00:57:27The night Linda died, she came home all upset

00:57:29She said that I had a bad energy

00:57:32She wanted a divorce

00:57:34She was going to take Leah and leave

00:57:37They were going to start a happy new life together without me

00:57:41What happened?

00:57:44Well, Linda couldn't be trusted

00:57:45Not with our money, not with my heart

00:57:48There was no way I was going to let her leave here with our daughter

00:57:50I wouldn't let her take Leah

00:57:53Not how she'd been acting

00:57:55Was she distressed?

00:57:59Yeah, she was upset

00:58:00She was swearing that she could fix this

00:58:04She could fix this

00:58:05She left

00:58:07And she never came back

00:58:09You know, when she left here, she intended on coming back to get Leah

00:58:17She loved Leah so much

00:58:20Maybe she didn't intend on killing herself that night

00:58:26Find out for Leah

00:58:31For both of us

00:58:34Jane

00:58:37Look, I finished it

00:58:45Oh

00:58:46You look gorgeous

00:58:48How do you feel?

00:58:50I love it

00:58:51I think Mom would too

00:58:53I do too

00:59:04I think Mom would too

00:59:20Grazie a tutti.

00:59:50Grazie a tutti.

01:00:20Grazie a tutti.

01:00:50Grazie a tutti.

01:00:52Grazie a tutti.

01:00:54Grazie a tutti.

01:00:56Grazie a tutti.

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01:02:28Grazie a tutti

01:02:58Excuse me just one moment

01:02:59Of course

01:03:00What did you say your name was?

01:03:10Uh, Melanie

01:03:11Cameron

01:03:26Yes

01:03:27Reservations at the call-in club tonight

01:03:30Bingo

01:03:31Oh, perfect

01:03:31Okay

01:03:32Robin?

01:03:40Like the bird?

01:03:42Birdie

01:03:43Oh, Mr. Wayne can't see you this morning

01:03:53He has a prior engagement

01:03:54Well, fine

01:03:55Fine, I will take my investments elsewhere then

01:03:58Sadie, do you have any contacts at the Collingwood Club still?

01:04:10I'm looking for a gig tonight

01:04:12It all points to Wayne

01:04:18Yes

01:04:26Beautiful dreamer

01:04:32Beautiful dreamer

01:04:49Awaken to me

01:04:54Excuse me, Miss

01:05:08Excuse me, Miss

01:05:08Me?

01:05:09Yeah

01:05:09That was an exquisite performance

01:05:15You have such command over your audience

01:05:17Oh, well, thank you

01:05:18Would you care to join me for a drink?

01:05:20Don't mind if I do

01:05:23Why haven't I seen you perform here before?

01:05:30Well, I'm, uh, new to town

01:05:32Sort of

01:05:33Jane Da Silva

01:05:34And you must be Birdie

01:05:37Birdie?

01:05:39No

01:05:39No, I'm Mr. Wayne

01:05:41Oh

01:05:42How funny

01:05:43I could have sworn that you were the pompous fraud

01:05:46Who stole Linda Martin's inheritance

01:05:48All right, first of all

01:05:50You need to keep your voice down

01:05:52Oh, no, no, no, no, no

01:05:53No, this has been kept silent long enough

01:05:55Hey, I am here to right a wrong

01:05:58And you need to answer for what you've done

01:05:59I have admitted any wrongdoings concerning inner ink

01:06:03And I've spent the rest of my life trying to make amends for that

01:06:06You have never truly paid for all the lives that you ruined with your pyramid scheme

01:06:10I did not start this journey of empowerment to take people's money

01:06:14Sure

01:06:15It was a life-changing movement

01:06:16Now, it got bigger than I could have expected, yeah

01:06:18And I lost control of the company

01:06:20Those people trusted you

01:06:22They believed in you

01:06:24And you sold them lies

01:06:25People needed something, anything to believe in

01:06:29Now, I kept that company going for them

01:06:31For the believers

01:06:33And that's exactly why you took Linda Martin's money

01:06:36So that you could start a new business without your bad reputation

01:06:39Who's Linda Martin?

01:06:42Well, Linda Martin drowned on the evening of June 8th

01:06:47Here at the Collingwood Club in the pool

01:06:49Well, that's tragic, huh?

01:06:50Yeah, it was a pool that you swam at every morning

01:06:53Until the morning that she was discovered

01:06:55Yeah, because I was in Mexico, hiding

01:06:58I knew it

01:06:59No, because I was lying low while the News of the Rock scandal broke

01:07:02It was the worst day of my life

01:07:04Now, look, you can check with my assistants

01:07:07You can check with the airlines

01:07:09You can check with the resort

01:07:10I couldn't possibly have had anything to do with that

01:07:12Now, listen, I don't know who you're working for

01:07:14But you tell them

01:07:15My lawyers will be in touch

01:07:17This is who I'm working for

01:07:20Her

01:07:21A young, bright, and incredibly talented young woman

01:07:24Who can only dream about attending Juilliard

01:07:27Because her mom and her inheritance were stolen from her

01:07:3015 years ago

01:07:31Obviously, if someone had come to me

01:07:36In a desperate situation

01:07:37I would have done my best to help them

01:07:41So, you really don't know Linda Martin, do you?

01:07:48No, there were a thousand people at those conferences

01:07:51I can't remember every photo op

01:07:53I bid you a good night

01:07:57Hi

01:07:59Oh, Jane?

01:08:16John, what's wrong?

01:08:18What happened?

01:08:19Well, there was an incident

01:08:21But I caught the call and vouched for her

01:08:24So they agreed to let her go home

01:08:25You two should talk this out

01:08:29You screwed up so bad, Sadie

01:08:35I made a huge mistake

01:08:37I have no idea what I'm doing

01:08:39Are you being too hard on yourself?

01:08:41I accused an innocent man of robbery and murder

01:08:44Oh, well, that isn't great

01:08:47And Richard Florian would probably still be alive

01:08:49If it weren't for me

01:08:50John was right

01:08:54I am wasting the Foundation's time

01:08:57Oh, God, Leah's gonna be so disappointed

01:08:59I don't know what I was thinking

01:09:03I can't do any of this

01:09:04I have no idea what I'm doing

01:09:06I'm ruining Uncle Harold's legacy

01:09:08And yet, here you are, my dear

01:09:11Harold was an investment banker

01:09:15Who didn't know the first thing about investigation at first

01:09:19But he found his own way to help

01:09:22Lean into who you are, Jane

01:09:25Lean into your natural talents

01:09:28Tell me

01:09:30Why did you decide to work on this case?

01:09:35Because I wanted to help Leah

01:09:37Because I like helping people

01:09:41And I

01:09:44I like trying to make things right

01:09:46And

01:09:47I mean, I am

01:09:51Kind of curious

01:09:52Pretty persistent

01:09:54Your mother was, too

01:09:56Yeah

01:09:58And you're one amazing performer

01:10:01I mean, ta-da

01:10:03Well

01:10:04Yeah, I am pretty good at that, aren't I?

01:10:07Yes, you are

01:10:08You take after me

01:10:10Mrs. Florian

01:10:30Yeah

01:10:33I'm so sorry for your loss

01:10:35Thank you

01:10:36How did you know Richard?

01:10:38Where did this come from?

01:10:41It was a commission painting Richard did years ago

01:10:45He never liked it

01:10:46He tried to throw it out

01:10:48Once or twice

01:10:50But he always loved it

01:10:52Something so dreamy about it

01:10:55Yeah, a birdie preaching rainbows

01:10:59Yeah

01:11:00He developed a dreamlike style

01:11:02Over the years

01:11:03Well, it's

01:11:07It's beautiful

01:11:08I feel like I've seen it somewhere else before

01:11:12I'm so sorry

01:11:16Bingo

01:11:33I think he was right

01:11:36That does feel good

01:11:37Linda Martin?

01:11:50I was one who found her when I came into work

01:11:52Really?

01:11:53It would not have been difficult for him to take advantage of her

01:11:57In her delicate, impressionable state

01:11:59Excuse me

01:12:14Oh, I don't think she had an appointment either

01:12:17Jane, this is my wife

01:12:19Cindy

01:12:20Right?

01:12:21The pool manager?

01:12:22Yes

01:12:22Hi

01:12:22Yeah, we had a little chat at the pool the other day

01:12:25Oh, what a strange small world

01:12:27I am so sorry to interrupt

01:12:30But I am

01:12:31I'm really struggling

01:12:32Doctor

01:12:32I'm having hallucinations

01:12:35Seeing things that aren't there

01:12:36Thinking crazy thoughts

01:12:37Oh

01:12:38When did these symptoms arise?

01:12:41You know, just the other day

01:12:42After I came to see you

01:12:44My anxiety has been

01:12:46Really overwhelming

01:12:47Is there anything that you could give me to help that?

01:12:50Yeah

01:12:50I could write you a prescription

01:12:52For an anti-anxiety medication

01:12:54Could you?

01:12:55Oh, that would be great

01:12:56Yeah

01:12:57Oh, wow

01:13:01That is a beautiful painting

01:13:02Yeah

01:13:03Yes, you mentioned that the other day

01:13:06When you were here as well

01:13:07Has your memory always been so unreliable?

01:13:12I

01:13:12You know, I do remember now

01:13:14I believe you said a client had painted it

01:13:16Mm-hmm

01:13:17He's a very talented artist

01:13:18Lovely young fellow

01:13:19Hmm

01:13:20Does he

01:13:21Does he do commissions?

01:13:24Perhaps something with a bird?

01:13:26You'd have to ask him

01:13:27I'd love to

01:13:29But

01:13:29Turns out he was murdered in his studio recently

01:13:32Oh

01:13:33How tragic

01:13:34Yeah

01:13:35Yeah, and

01:13:37You know, it's interesting

01:13:38But

01:13:38You seem to be connected to a lot of people

01:13:41Who die under mysterious circumstances

01:13:43You're very critical, Jane

01:13:47I wonder if there's a

01:13:48A way we can work together

01:13:50To find where that negativity is coming from

01:13:52Don't gaslight me

01:13:55The way you did Linda

01:13:56Or Richard Florian

01:13:58You made him think for years that he was crazy

01:14:01That he needed group therapy

01:14:02I think this little pseudo-investigation of yours

01:14:05Is going straight to your head

01:14:06But you said it yourself

01:14:08Linda was delicate

01:14:09Impressionable

01:14:10She came to you for help

01:14:12And you made her worse

01:14:13I think you need to call the police

01:14:15There's a deranged woman here

01:14:17Who needs an intervention

01:14:18You made Linda keep this dream journal

01:14:21And then you hired Richard Florian

01:14:23To paint the images

01:14:24You made her think she was crazy

01:14:26You made her paranoid

01:14:27Why would I do that?

01:14:29Risk my practice?

01:14:30My good name?

01:14:32Hmm

01:14:32I don't know

01:14:33A quarter of a million dollars

01:14:35Seems like a pretty good reason

01:14:36For a sociopath

01:14:37And Cindy, right?

01:14:40She had access to the pool

01:14:41And the security footage

01:14:43So

01:14:43Not quite as chatty today

01:14:46Are you, Cindy?

01:14:48Yeah

01:14:49It was pretty brilliant

01:14:50A little complicated

01:14:51But you got what you wanted, right?

01:14:53Nobody questioned Linda's instability

01:14:55You walked away with the money

01:14:56And her ink was the perfect scapegoat

01:14:58But I don't get

01:15:01Why did you kill Linda?

01:15:02She wasn't supposed to be up before

01:15:04Cindy

01:15:04What?

01:15:05She wasn't

01:15:06She was supposed to give you the money

01:15:08In the therapy session

01:15:09Oh

01:15:12Oh

01:15:14So she disobeyed you

01:15:16Good for her

01:15:17So when she had to change a heart

01:15:20And realized that the safest place

01:15:22She could stash the money

01:15:22Was in a locker at the pool

01:15:24And then when she went back to get it

01:15:25For the sake of her daughter

01:15:26You killed her for it

01:15:27Linda was a distressed individual

01:15:32There's no way she was capable of handling

01:15:36Such a large sum of money

01:15:39I was just trying to alleviate her anxiety

01:15:45She had a daughter

01:15:46A daughter that has to grow up now

01:15:49Without a mom

01:15:49And without a rightful adherence

01:15:50Because you killed her

01:15:51Jane

01:15:52Let's see what we can do about that anxiety

01:15:54Is this how you killed Richard Florian?

01:16:06No

01:16:06He didn't put up this much of a fight

01:16:08Police

01:16:16Thank you

01:16:19Thank you

01:16:19This deranged woman

01:16:21She's been stalking me

01:16:23She attacked me and my wife

01:16:24I think you're hallucinating Dr. Hawthorne

01:16:26I have everything recorded right here

01:16:28Cuffing guys

01:16:29No no no no

01:16:30I can explain

01:16:32You're going down for two murders today Dr. Hawthorne

01:16:35You have the right to remain silent

01:16:37Got your tags

01:16:37Thanks

01:16:39You okay?

01:16:41Yeah

01:16:42You were right

01:16:53Your mom was taken advantage of by some really selfish people

01:16:57And I hate to have to tell you this but

01:17:00The money's gone

01:17:02But I think it's really important that you know that your mom was trying to build a better life

01:17:08Between the crystals and the therapy she wanted to be better for herself and for you

01:17:13She loved you so much

01:17:16Hawthorne was supposed to be helping mom

01:17:19How could he do that to her?

01:17:23Well it seems that Dr. Hawthorne had been manipulating a lot of his clients over the years

01:17:27Under the guise of these new age therapy techniques but

01:17:31Turns out he didn't care about their well-being at all

01:17:33Just wanted their money

01:17:35It's pure greed

01:17:37It's awful

01:17:38But because you called the foundation a lot of families have answers now

01:17:44And you stopped Dr. Hawthorne from ruining more lives

01:17:49Thank you for finding the truth even if it wasn't good news about the inheritance

01:17:54I knew in my heart that she wants to be with me

01:17:57That she loved me

01:17:59But proof of that is helping fill the hole she left with good feelings now

01:18:03Thank you Leah

01:18:08For bringing Jane in to help us

01:18:10I know I uh

01:18:12I shouldn't have hurt and worries about my Linda

01:18:15If it weren't for the foundation she would have never found justice

01:18:20I love you dad

01:18:22I love you too sweetheart

01:18:24I'm sorry when I pushed back at first I was

01:18:28I was still hurting

01:18:30But you were brave and strong

01:18:32Just like your mother

01:18:34Thanks

01:18:36You know

01:18:36You're a pretty good dad

01:18:38Yes I am

01:18:40I owe you an apology too

01:18:45For being

01:18:47Difficult

01:18:48I had my doubts at first but

01:18:51You helped us

01:18:54So much

01:18:55Thank you

01:18:58You're welcome

01:19:01And honestly I had my doubts too

01:19:04But

01:19:05It seems that Uncle Harold saw something in me that I didn't

01:19:08I have one more request

01:19:13Seeing as I won't be going to Juilliard yet

01:19:17And I'll be here at community college

01:19:18I could really use a mentor for my music

01:19:21Oh please pick me

01:19:23Jane

01:19:26We have a guest

01:19:29Mr. Silva

01:19:31Mr. Wayne

01:19:34Hi

01:19:35Nice to see you

01:19:36Uh this actually is Linda Martin's family

01:19:39Uh huh

01:19:40This is Linda's daughter Leah

01:19:41It's a pleasure to meet you

01:19:42And Linda's husband Kenny

01:19:43Nice to meet you

01:19:44I was so sad to hear what happened to your mother

01:19:47I know it was a lot of years ago

01:19:48I just wanted to say I'm sorry

01:19:50Thank you

01:19:51Mr. Silva has made me aware of your talent

01:19:54And your ambition

01:19:56Since the Wayne society believes in empowering others

01:19:59And supporting greatness and hard work

01:20:01I'm here to offer you a full scholarship

01:20:04For all your musical endeavors

01:20:07Oh yeah and it's at Juilliard

01:20:09Seriously?

01:20:11I think you're more than worthy of that distinction

01:20:13Congratulations

01:20:15Oh wow

01:20:17Mr. Wayne this is incredibly generous

01:20:21You know about these accusations

01:20:23Made by the foundation

01:20:24Oh I I I apologize Mr. Wayne

01:20:28I jumped to conclusions

01:20:29And I acted entirely alone

01:20:31So please don't penalize the foundation

01:20:33Because of my actions

01:20:35Well you may recall I made a few mistakes

01:20:37Of my own back in the day

01:20:38Maybe we

01:20:39Maybe we could all use a second chance

01:20:41Hear hear

01:20:42Thank you

01:20:44I'm going to Juilliard

01:20:47Yeah

01:20:47Yes you are

01:20:48Congratulations

01:20:49Well now we really do have something to celebrate

01:20:52Wow

01:21:18Stunning

01:21:20Thank you

01:21:21My Carnegie Hall dress

01:21:23You wear it better than I ever did

01:21:26Oh well I doubt that

01:21:28Never seen you look anything less than gorgeous

01:21:30Flattery will get you everywhere

01:21:31Thank you for coming home Jane

01:21:35I miss Harold

01:21:36I miss Harold just the same

01:21:37But now I can laugh a little too

01:21:39You brought the light back Jane

01:21:42You brought the light back for me too Sadie

01:21:46I feel closer to mom again

01:21:50And not just thinking about the end

01:21:53But the happy times too

01:21:55They go together

01:21:57Don't they

01:21:58Yeah they do

01:21:59Yeah they do

01:21:59Love

01:22:00All right

01:22:04Showtime

01:22:05Love

01:22:08Love is a mystery

01:22:10Written in our history

01:22:15Pulls you in for a little fun

01:22:20Then makes you turn and run

01:22:23You'll find trouble

01:22:26If you ever break the rule

01:22:29The harder you fall

01:22:33After it all

01:22:35You'll be playing a fool

01:22:38Cause love

01:22:40Love is a mystery

01:22:42It only takes a kiss to be

01:22:47Falling madly for the one

01:22:51And it's only just begun

01:22:57So when you think about going back to Paris

01:23:08Well you know

01:23:09I'm actually pretty happy right here

01:23:11So no more floating around

01:23:15I don't think so

01:23:18It's kind of nice being connected

01:23:20So you'll be staying home for a while

01:23:24Yeah

01:23:26Maybe

01:23:27Maybe I'll even lean into

01:23:29Riding some more wrongs

01:23:31I like the sound of that

01:23:32That's justton

01:23:33I like the sound of that

01:23:36So if you have tamed some more

01:23:40That should go

01:23:41First step

01:23:41You're a fucking

01:23:49Nice

01:23:51Give up

01:23:52All right

01:23:53Lord

01:23:54Next level

01:23:55Grazie a tutti.

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