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00:00I love a way to go falling down the stairs wife died on the floor in the back bedroom horrible
00:25sucks getting old when I go it's gonna be on my pouch a bowl full of ice cream maybe a little key on it
00:33matrix no a walk in the clouds of course solid choice how about you bus fast bam you don't even
00:44know it's coming okay sorry I asked uh you want the husband or the wife wife all right let's do this
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01:15Hey, Margo.
01:31Yeah.
01:32Remind me to order more final when we get back.
01:34We're almost out.
01:34Sure thing.
01:41Can't wait to go home and take a shower.
01:43Me too.
01:45Aren't you, Miss Popular?
01:48Which one is this?
01:50It's not that.
01:52The guy.
01:53I mean, liar.
02:09Hey, Randy.
02:10Got anything on those records my brother sent?
02:12The David Pearson stuff?
02:13No, man, that's gonna take a little time.
02:15Can he give you the more context?
02:17No, that's my brother for you.
02:18All right.
02:19I'm not calling about that anyway.
02:20I got a job for you.
02:22Okay, go ahead.
02:23Owner of a company named BioZone wants to hire you.
02:26Out of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
02:27What's BioZone?
02:28Crime scene cleaners.
02:30Her employee's missing.
02:31Margo Webster, age 28.
02:34Just sent you a picture.
02:35Her boss is really worried.
02:37How long has she been gone?
02:39Since yesterday morning.
02:40Not too long.
02:41No, but the owner sounded a little more worried than the typical boss.
02:44Plus, they're offering $10,000 for help.
02:46Want to check it out?
02:47Yeah, send me the details.
02:49I'll get there as soon as I can.
02:55Unattended deaths, drug labs, hoarders.
02:58Some guy takes a bat to his wife.
03:01We clean it up.
03:03Margo's been my right hand the last few years.
03:05Just the two of us.
03:07Hmm.
03:08When did you first know she was missing?
03:108 a.m. yesterday.
03:11Didn't show to clean up a triple homicide.
03:13I called a bunch of times.
03:14No answer, so I drove by her place, looked in the windows,
03:18saw her phone on the table, but her car was gone.
03:20I just, I knew something was off.
03:22Contact the police?
03:23Sure, but unless it's been 48 hours,
03:26they don't lift a damn finger.
03:27So much for one hand washing the other.
03:30Anyway, that led me to you.
03:33Uh, can I grab you a cup of coffee?
03:34Sure, yeah.
03:39So the last time you saw Margo, two days ago?
03:42Yeah.
03:43At the end of our gig, cleaning up the Hardin house.
03:45An old couple died of natural causes.
03:49Pretty basic job, you know?
03:51We brought the van back.
03:52She, uh, she got in her car and left.
03:54That was it.
03:55Hmm.
03:57What do you think happened?
03:59Uh, not sure if it's anything.
04:02But her phone was blowing up after the job.
04:06Some guy?
04:07Yeah, a new guy she was seeing, I think.
04:09And did you get a name?
04:10She wouldn't say.
04:11Kept playing it off like it was no big deal yet.
04:13But you don't believe that?
04:14No.
04:15They met online a few months ago in some chat room
04:17about the Toy Box Killer.
04:19Like, who does that?
04:20It's weird, right?
04:22Well, it depends.
04:24Well, that's Margo for you.
04:27But now, I wish I had gotten the name.
04:30Can you think of anything else about that night, anything at all?
04:32Not that I know about.
04:34She's kind of secretive about what she does after hours.
04:36Really?
04:38Why is that?
04:39Why was she secretive?
04:40Well, for most people, the job ends when they clock out.
04:44But Margo really got into some of the jobs,
04:47if you know what I mean, especially the grizzly ones.
04:50That strokes for folks, as they say.
04:51So you're saying you think her interests might have something
04:53to do with what's going on here?
04:55I don't know what to think, but something's really wrong,
04:59and I'm not going to wait for the police.
05:01So, please.
05:04Yeah, OK, I'll help you, yeah.
05:08Let me see what I can dig up, OK?
05:10Yeah.
05:19Randy, you get anything on Margo's phone?
05:20It's a big negative, compadre.
05:22Dead.
05:23A lot of calls and texts from Ruth after she went missing,
05:26but otherwise, no calls or texts in the last 72 hours.
05:30Doesn't make any sense.
05:31That's exactly what I said.
05:33Now, her boss said her phone was blowing up
05:34at the end of her shift.
05:35Maybe she was using an app, getting push notifications?
05:38Certainly possible.
05:40Maybe she was exchanging something scandalous.
05:42She didn't want anybody catching wind up.
05:43Maybe they were planning on meeting up.
05:45Can you look into that?
05:45Yeah, I will do.
05:46Oh, in the meantime, good news for you.
05:49Yeah, what's that?
05:50I got a hit on Margo's car.
05:51It's a silver 2010 Sonata.
05:53The plate popped up on the city's list of vehicles to tow.
05:56Send me an address.
05:57Already did.
05:58Thank you, Randy.
06:03The document should be at the hotel when you arrive,
06:05and you are all set for your client meeting tomorrow morning.
06:07Mm-hmm.
06:09OK, will do.
06:11OK, have a good night, Rini.
06:13Rini keep being busy, huh?
06:15Yeah, she's in Houston, trying to land a big client.
06:19Deep pockets.
06:21Yeah.
06:21I can't imagine anyone saying no to her in person.
06:23I hear that.
06:27What are you working on?
06:28At the moment, a case for Coulter.
06:30It's a missing crime scene cleaner.
06:31Oh.
06:33No way.
06:34Yeah.
06:34What happened?
06:35Don't know.
06:37Cleaned a few dead bodies, and then poof, disappeared.
06:40Weird.
06:41Mm-hmm.
06:43Not that I think it's connected,
06:44but she happened to be a true crime buff.
06:47Oh, it's connected.
06:49What you seek is seeking you.
06:52Hm.
06:54You just come up with that?
06:55No.
06:56No, it's for me.
06:57It's just rando leftover from this poetry class
06:59I took freshman year.
07:01It's supposed to be about good things,
07:02but I think it works both ways, you know?
07:05Well, that's dope.
07:06But in this case, I'm hoping it's not true,
07:09because it looks like she was into some pretty heinous crimes.
07:12Tell me more.
07:13Yeah?
07:14Yeah.
07:15Hm.
07:35True Crime subreddit is a classic one
07:57that's not going to be bad right now.
08:02Anyway, I know.
08:03I mean, the true crime subreddit is a classic, but it's kind of over now.
08:07Okay, come on. Give me a break.
08:09It's all these fake accounts and fake names.
08:11It's going to take me a minute to track down where she's posting.
08:13Well, try CrimeCon, CrimeHQ, WebSleuths, Murderpedia, too.
08:21That's a good one.
08:22Damn.
08:23You made for this one, huh?
08:25What can I say?
08:26Everybody's got a gift.
08:31Hi, Ernie.
08:33He canceled? Really?
08:36Okay, yeah, just give me five minutes.
08:38I'm going to go check and call the other number he gave.
08:45What's up, C?
08:46You found my girl's car?
08:48Yeah, pretty sure this is where she was taken.
08:50I found a phone in the car.
08:51It's not the one you've been searching.
08:52Ah, baby girl's got a backup phone.
08:55I wonder why.
08:55Maybe your other phone was issued by work?
08:57Let's find out together.
09:00Spot on, Coulter.
09:01Registered and paid for by BioZone.
09:04So I'm guessing she ditched this at home after work.
09:06All right.
09:06So this must be the phone that Ruth said was blown up.
09:08Margo had a second phone for privacy.
09:11Can you tether into this thing?
09:12Oh, yeah.
09:14Easy peasy.
09:14See what I'm seeing?
09:21Lots of texts.
09:24Okay, this last text from Margo is pretty interesting.
09:27Meet at the usual spot.
09:29Got something big for you.
09:30Here's a tease.
09:31Hmm.
09:32This series of photos here she was trying to send,
09:34but looks like the file was too big.
09:36Gotta love those budget data plans.
09:38All right.
09:39Where you thinking this usual spot is?
09:40Well, there's a restaurant across the street.
09:43Pretty good place to meet up.
09:45You figure out who she was texting?
09:47Searching now.
09:50Okay.
09:50It's coming back as a burner phone.
09:54Yeah, nothing on her socials about any new guys.
09:57I mean...
09:58Oh.
09:59Hold up.
10:00Got an ID?
10:01Nope.
10:02But the burner phone she was texting
10:03is pinging 20 miles away from you right now.
10:05I just sent you the pen.
10:36Hey, you can't be here.
10:49Get back.
10:50I was hired to find a missing woman.
10:51I said get back.
10:52I just need to know if that's Margo Webster.
10:54That's all.
10:54I'm not going to tell you again.
10:57Okay.
10:58Yeah.
10:58Sorry.
11:02Copy.
11:02All right.
11:28All right.
11:30Hey!
11:32Hey!
11:34Hey!
11:44Hey, what's up, man?
11:46I sent you a plate. I need you to run it.
11:48See where it's registered.
11:50Okay, yeah, I got you.
11:52It's a, uh, wood panel Buick station wagon.
11:54Is this linked to our missing girl?
11:56I was at the scene of a crime.
11:58You dialed the number, the guy got spooked.
12:00And I lost him.
12:04Okay, got an address. Sending now.
12:26Okay.
12:28See where he's got.
12:30I'll be right back.
12:32I'll be right back.
12:34Let's check, guys.
12:36Let's check, guys.
12:38We saw a shoot.
12:40Let's check.
12:42You know, the thing.
12:44You and I are sure it's not,
12:46I'm sorry at the time.
12:48You're right, you're right.
12:50Yes, gentlemen.
12:52I'm sorry at all of you.
13:24Where is she?
13:31Margo Webster.
13:33Start talking.
13:34Is that her?
13:35No.
13:36No, no.
13:37These are 911 recordings, man.
13:38It's white noise.
13:39Okay?
13:40I'm just gonna...
13:42What'd you do to her?
13:43Nothing.
13:44I didn't do anything.
13:45I'm trying to find her.
13:47Okay.
13:48All right.
13:49Um...
13:53You Gunther Decker?
13:54Becker.
13:55And you were texting her?
13:57Yeah, listen, um...
13:58Yeah, I followed you to that crime scene.
14:00Yeah, yeah.
14:01Look, I heard the call come over the scanner,
14:02and I just needed to know if it was Margo.
14:04That's it.
14:05Why'd you run?
14:06Well, I thought you were a cop.
14:07I don't like cops, and they don't like me.
14:08Why'd you have a camera?
14:09Because I take photos of crime scenes.
14:11It's sort of my job.
14:13Who do you work for?
14:14I don't work for anybody.
14:15That's the point.
14:16I used to work as a stringer for the local paper,
14:17but I felt that I could do better on my own.
14:19Okay.
14:20I am a freelance enthusiast.
14:21You photograph other people's pain.
14:22That's what you do, right?
14:23Okay, big guy.
14:24I understand the judgment.
14:25I do.
14:26But I provide a service.
14:27The truth is very ugly, but it's out there,
14:29and I document it, and people pay for that.
14:32Don't do that.
14:34Put that down.
14:35Put it down.
14:36Okay.
14:38Anybody else here I should know about?
14:39No.
14:40No.
14:41Get over here.
14:42Come on.
14:43Okay.
14:44It's Edward Fong, but you can call me Eddie, please.
14:48Okay.
14:55What the hell is this place?
14:56Yeah, well, I collect crime scene memorabilia.
15:02Oh, don't.
15:03Um...
15:04Looks more like you sell it.
15:05Well, it's all legal.
15:07There are a lot of fellow enthusiasts out there.
15:09Sometimes we just trade.
15:10Okay.
15:11Let me guess, you provide a service as well?
15:13There is a demand.
15:14I'm sure.
15:15So what's the deal?
15:16You, uh, Margot, she what?
15:17She gives you evidence?
15:18No, no, no, no.
15:19It's not like that.
15:20Um, the three of us, we met online,
15:22in true crime subreddit,
15:23and we just sort of, uh, we try to solve certain cases.
15:26They grab us.
15:27Okay?
15:30How do you know Margot?
15:31Her boss hired me to find her.
15:33Now I need to know.
15:34Did she meet up with you two nights ago?
15:36No.
15:37Well, she was supposed to, but she didn't show,
15:38so, um, we stake out her apartment.
15:41We went to her, her, her work.
15:43Something bad must have happened.
15:44I, I've been having premonitions about this.
15:46Betty, please, he doesn't care.
15:47Gunther doesn't believe in my premonitions.
15:49Margot was trying to send you these before your meetup.
15:54Nothing?
15:55No, I don't, I don't recognize it, but, um,
15:57Margot always documents her crime scenes.
15:59Obsessively, when she thinks she's onto something.
16:01Yeah, or she, she would have sent these
16:03because I, I do forensic photo analysis.
16:05Based on the timestamp, these are from her last job.
16:08The Hardin house.
16:11Ring a bell?
16:14Uh, Margot thought the circumstances
16:16around that one were strange.
16:18Yeah, listen, um, so I, I could do image enhancement
16:21on the photos, but it would take me some time.
16:23I don't have time.
16:24All right, I'm gonna head to the house.
16:25Figure out what she's into.
16:26We're, we're, we're coming with you!
16:28Work alone!
16:29Wait, wait, wait!
16:30Um, we get that this is your thing,
16:31but, um, we've been up for two days looking for Margot,
16:34and, um, nobody knows her better than we do.
16:37I mean, I can tell you why she took certain photos,
16:39and nobody knows crime scene timelines like Eddie.
16:42He's also an entomologist.
16:44This is self-taught.
16:49All right, guys, come on, let's go.
16:51I'm okay.
17:01Margot, tell you what happened here?
17:04Uh, a little bit, yeah.
17:05So, um, Nancy Hardin was wheelchair-bound with dementia,
17:09and her husband, Mort, that is his walker, right there,
17:13he was her caretaker, and he, uh, took a really nasty spill
17:16down these stairs, cracked his head open, deadsville.
17:20And, um, Nancy died three days later.
17:22Uh, she starved to death.
17:23Uh, a neighbor found their bodies a week later,
17:25but I, uh, I actually didn't tell you what happened here.
17:28A neighbor found their bodies a week later,
17:30but I-I actually clock it at eight and a half days,
17:33based on the varying stages of blow flies in the photos she took.
17:36And this was a case you were investigating?
17:38Uh, we were gonna start.
17:40So when one of us flags a suspicious death,
17:42three of us agreed we'd do a deep dive.
17:43Uh, sometimes we get lucky,
17:45and, uh, Margot gets called in to clean the scene.
17:49They were living on the first floor.
17:51Yeah, you know, hard to get up with a walker.
17:54Mm-hmm.
17:55Hey, um...
17:57This mark here?
17:59Is that from the fall?
18:01Sorry.
18:03Could be.
18:04Yeah.
18:11Look at these marks here.
18:13See how it's on the rise of the stairs?
18:16That's not from somebody going down.
18:18That's from somebody being dragged up.
18:20Okay, so Margot suspects that Hardin's a murder.
18:23She takes pictures of the crime scene, right?
18:26And then she just vanishes.
18:30Guys?
18:31Who else knows about your group?
18:33No one.
18:34You post online about it?
18:35Yes, but very carefully.
18:37Uh, we don't use real names, masked IPs, the works.
18:39So maybe the killer suspected you were onto him.
18:42And then all they had to do was figure out your real identities.
18:57Huh.
18:58Well, that's weird, isn't it?
19:05Yeah, hold that, will you?
19:06It's...
19:07The food in here.
19:08There's no mold on it, right?
19:09Can't be more than a couple weeks old.
19:10Based on the, uh, larvae in here, this was eaten around the time that Nancy Hardin died.
19:35So somebody was here the whole time?
19:37They saw everything.
19:42Your friend Margot was right.
19:48Hardings were murdered.
19:51So the killer sat here, waited for his moment.
19:55Well, wouldn't it be easy to just kill them and leave?
19:58Yeah, I don't think it's about what was easier.
20:00The killer dragged Mort to the top of the stairs just so we could push him down.
20:04He comes in here and watches Nancy die over the course of several days.
20:15So the guy we're looking for is thorough, well prepared, and has a very specific kink.
20:19Okay, why go after Margot though?
20:22Maybe it has something to do with that.
20:26Angel wings?
20:28Oh, uh, I feel like I've seen those before.
20:32Where?
20:33Uh, I don't remember.
20:34But we have a bunch of files we're downloading to build our own crime database.
20:43Yeah, okay.
20:45There we go.
20:46That's, uh, look.
20:47Angel wings.
20:48Thrown inside.
20:49Yeah, what case is that?
20:51This is the apple bombs.
20:54Uh, mother and daughter in Whitley County.
20:56They died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
20:58Uh, daughter was disabled, and her mother was a guardian.
21:01So Margot must have realized these cases were connected.
21:04Damn.
21:05Yeah, that must be it.
21:06Any others?
21:07Um, well, we could always check the Midwest Loots Forum.
21:11It's an older regional database run by a guy Eddie despises.
21:14He stole a sample of Jeffrey Dahmer's hair from me.
21:17Yeah, he did, and you need to get over it.
21:19Margot needs us.
21:21Yeah.
21:22Come on, let's...
21:23Let's check it out.
21:25Excuse me.
21:27Okay, just one moment.
21:30Uh, huh.
21:32See, that's interesting.
21:33Harry and Marie Rafferty.
21:35It's a couple that died at home in 2018.
21:37He had ALS.
21:38She was his caregiver.
21:40So all the victims are either patients or caregivers.
21:43The killer must have known them.
21:44Yeah.
21:45Right?
21:46Or at least run into them.
21:47Yeah, but how do we find out where?
21:51I got an idea.
21:53Okay, so you want me to cross-reference a bunch of dead people?
21:56I need to know where somebody might have seen them.
21:59Uh, try hospitals.
22:01Uh, maybe rehab centers.
22:03All right, let me, uh...
22:04Just give me a sec.
22:08All right.
22:09Give me something.
22:10Come on.
22:11Uh-oh.
22:12Yeah?
22:13Uh-huh.
22:14Come on.
22:15Yes.
22:16All right.
22:17So it looks like you're recently and not so recently deceased.
22:19We're all clients at the Voorhees Physical Therapy Center.
22:21And...
22:22Just a couple miles away.
22:23Thank you, Randy.
22:24All right, I'm gonna check out this clinic they're all connected to.
22:26Okay.
22:27Uh, we're gonna keep digging.
22:28See if we can find any other associated victims.
22:31Sorry.
22:32All patient information is confidential.
22:34I just need to know who the Hardens and the Apple Bombs might have been working with.
22:39A woman's life is at stake.
22:41I appreciate your situation, but I can't help you.
22:44We could lose our license.
22:46Okay.
22:47I understand.
22:54I asked you a question.
22:55Who are these two here?
22:57Former patients.
22:58They died in a house fire a couple months back.
23:00It's very tragic.
23:01Siblings.
23:04One was the caretaker for the other?
23:06That's right.
23:07One of them was paralyzed.
23:12Who made this flyer?
23:13Do you know?
23:14One of our aides.
23:15Francis.
23:16He really goes the extra mile for patients there.
23:17Francis.
23:18Okay.
23:31Hmm?
23:32Hmm.
23:33Two sugars for you, Mom.
23:48And, uh, you know what?
23:51Let's do two sugars for you.
23:54There.
23:56I'd offer milk, but...
24:00Mom always says it tastes curdled.
24:30I'd offer milk.
24:33...
24:47...
24:49...
24:50...
24:54...
24:55...
26:27I really don't even know anything.
26:29Oh, come on.
26:30Don't sell yourself short.
26:32You're smart.
26:34Too smart.
26:35Please!
26:35I didn't see anything.
26:38This will go better if you don't lie to me.
26:42Smart girls who lie...
26:45All sorts of bad things could happen long, bad things.
26:53I've been watching you, you know.
26:57I know things about you.
26:59Personal things.
27:00But the reason I have you is because of your posts online about the Apple bombs.
27:10How did you know that was me?
27:13Well, it wasn't hard to figure out.
27:16I mean, you left a digital footprint, clues about your job.
27:19The point is, you saw details that no one else did.
27:24Details about my work.
27:27So I just...
27:28I just had to figure out who you were.
27:31Get to know you.
27:32And, uh...
27:33Well, here we are.
27:36If you think about it, we...
27:37We like the same things.
27:40No.
27:41It's just a hobby.
27:42No.
27:44It's more than that.
27:47Do you remember what I said about lying?
27:50You wanted attention, didn't you?
27:56Yeah.
27:57Started posting about the Hardens.
28:01Clever things about how they died.
28:04So, I just had to follow you and see you work.
28:11You were there.
28:12When I was cleaning the house.
28:14I was so close to you.
28:17I could smell.
28:20You saw my trial.
28:23And that's when I knew what I had to do.
28:29Killed that poor couple.
28:32So what?
28:32You could get off on their pain and suffering.
28:37Yeah, I saved them from all that.
28:45Oh, I know what you're thinking.
28:49Hal won't stop you.
28:50Go ahead.
28:52Scream for help.
28:54But I am gonna have to burn him alive right in front of you.
28:58I can't.
29:00Got it.
29:01You want, Margo?
29:03No.
29:05Damn, man.
29:05Angel wings are down there too?
29:08Yeah, they're here.
29:10Called the police.
29:11They're on their way.
29:11These bodies have been here for decades.
29:13It's gruesome.
29:15Any sign of Margo?
29:16No.
29:18This is definitely where I was holding her.
29:20I got his laptop now. Can I tell her you in?
29:23Yeah, man. Go for it.
29:28All right, I'm in.
29:30He's definitely been following her latest online activity.
29:33Maybe he snatched her up because she found out what he was doing.
29:36Hi. Uh, I just sent you something.
29:40Patterns are never random.
29:46Killer always has a Y.
29:50Thanks for the assist.
29:51Yeah, of course.
29:53Hi, Rini.
29:55Yeah, I'm still here.
29:57Okay, yeah, gotcha.
29:59I will send him the nicest gift basket there is.
30:02No fruit, no alcohol. Copy that.
30:04Rini's new hire?
30:05Yeah, that's Mel.
30:06How's it going?
30:07She's great.
30:08She just sent me a list of dual caregivers
30:10and patient deaths in the region.
30:12They're all ruled as natural or accidental.
30:15Wow, man.
30:16There's been a lot of these over the last 25 years.
30:18He's like, our guy's been busy.
30:20Yeah, it looks that way, man.
30:25From the looks of things, Francis didn't leave too long ago.
30:28I gotta assume that Margot's still alive because he's been feeding her.
30:30Why is he keeping her alive?
30:32I don't know. It's a good question.
30:35You're hurting me.
30:37Sorry.
30:39I'm sorry, but I just really need you to understand what it is I do.
30:44You think you're some angel of mercy.
30:48That's why you draw wings.
30:51Go on.
30:54That's how you justify your actions.
30:57No!
30:58I don't have to justify anything, especially to you.
31:08I watched my mother take care of my disabled brother.
31:15Sacrificing her own health and happiness for nothing.
31:19He was never gonna get better.
31:26I mean, they were alive, but they weren't living.
31:31So you decided for them.
31:33I was there.
31:34I suffered, too.
31:37Mother was so busy caring for him, making him tea, reading him books.
31:43She barely knows his name.
31:52Do you even know what true pain is?
32:00No.
32:01Of course you don't.
32:05But I can show.
32:08Get in there.
32:13Okay, bro.
32:19Check me out.
32:20Just found out that Francis grew up with a single mom and a brother who had cerebral palsy.
32:25But both his mother and his brother just happened to vanish 25 years ago.
32:30Okay?
32:31No credit card use.
32:32No doctor's visits.
32:34So those are the bodies that I found in the basement.
32:36So he kills them, he keeps them there, and sets up the scene like some sort of sick tableau.
32:43Hey, Margo's friends turned up any new leads?
32:48He's using Margo to get to Gunther and Eddie.
32:52That's why he's keeping her alive.
32:53It's gotta be, right?
32:55Okay, well at least you know where they're headed.
32:56You got backup, right?
33:01Colton?
33:02I can't call the police in right now.
33:04Francis feels the pressure he's gonna kill Margo.
33:06Look, I don't love this man.
33:08No.
33:09No choice.
33:10Alright man, just...
33:11Look, I'm on standby if you need me, alright?
33:13Yeah.
33:20Wha...
33:21Why are we here?
33:22Well, because you couldn't just keep your little discoveries to yourself.
33:31You don't understand how important my work is, Margo.
33:36But how could you?
33:37You're just a cleaning person.
33:41A simple maid for the dead.
33:44What are you gonna do?
33:46I think you already know that.
33:49Gonna take care of the mess you made.
33:52You're taking me to meet your friends.
33:55But my friends don't know anything about you.
33:58I've heard every lie under the sun.
34:01Especially when death is right there.
34:04It's what we do.
34:06We lie and cheat right to the end.
34:10Please, they have nothing to do with this.
34:13No.
34:15We'll see about that.
34:17And when I'm done, you can clean up the scene.
34:20I get to watch you work.
34:22Again.
34:25I try not to make it too messy.
34:30What are you doing?
34:32No!
34:33No!
34:34No!
34:35No!
34:45No!
34:46No!
34:47No!
34:48No!
34:49No!
34:50No!
34:51No!
34:52No!
34:53No!
34:54No!
34:55No!
34:56No!
34:58No!
34:59He's coming for you and Gunther.
35:00Leave now.
35:10Don't hang up.
35:11Tell him to go away.
35:12Man, I'm looking for more connections,
35:14but I'm coming up empty.
35:16This is why we need Margo.
35:18She's a magician with the stuff.
35:20I'm gonna tell her you said that.
35:29On the video,
35:36IItalian is allowing you to take truth to rightfully,
35:41because I got pests and all that.
35:44Watch it all the time toε over a Listen.
35:48We'll take a step,
35:51and look for ΠΌΠ°Π³nadon.
35:53We'll take the stop to stop place.
35:55Help!
35:56Someone help me, please!
35:57Someone help!
35:58Hey!
35:59Argo, you all right?
36:00Who are you?
36:01It's okay.
36:02I'm Colter.
36:03Your boss hired me to find you.
36:04Are you okay?
36:05Yeah.
36:06Where's Francis?
36:07You have to stop him.
36:08He's gonna kill them!
36:09He's gonna kill them, Gunther and Eddie!
36:10Okay.
36:11Here.
36:12Call 911.
36:13Let him go, Francis.
36:14Let him go, Francis.
36:15Let him go.
36:16Let him go, Francis.
36:17Let him go.
36:18Let him go.
36:19Let him go.
36:20Let him go.
36:21He's gonna kill them.
36:22It's okay.
36:23I'm Colter.
36:24Your boss hired me to find you.
36:26Are you okay?
36:27Yeah.
36:28Where's Francis?
36:29You have to stop him.
36:30He's gonna kill them.
36:31He's gonna kill them.
36:32Gunther and Eddie.
36:33Okay.
36:34Here.
36:35Call 911.
36:36Let him go, Francis.
36:38Let him go.
36:41Let him go.
36:42You're just in time to watch.
36:43Oh, just because Margo had you pegged?
36:45There you go.
36:46Ah!
36:47Ah!
36:48Ah!
36:49Ah!
36:50Ah!
36:51Ah!
36:52Ah!
36:53Ah!
36:54Ah!
36:55Ah!
36:56Ah!
36:57Ah!
36:58Ah!
36:59Ah!
37:00Ah!
37:01Ah!
37:02Ah!
37:03Ah!
37:04Ah!
37:05Ah!
37:06Ah!
37:07Ah!
37:08Ah!
37:09Ah!
37:10Ah!
37:11Ah!
37:12You guys alright?
37:13Yeah!
37:14Yeah.
37:15You okay?
37:16Yeah.
37:17Yeah?
37:18Yeah.
37:19Yeah.
37:20Yeah.
37:21The visual status is due to Edward.
37:24Uh, we're holding for my right to command release.
37:26Thank you, Mr. Shaw.
37:27You're very welcome.
37:29Hey, you?
37:30You should take the week.
37:31No.
37:32No way.
37:33I'll see you tomorrow.
37:34No?
37:35No.
37:39I can't believe she cared enough to hire you.
37:42I think you mean an awful lot to her.
37:48We were worried about you.
37:51No, no, he was worried, and I wasn't worried,
37:53because I know you know how to take care of yourself.
37:57I don't know how to thank you.
37:59I think we should be thanking you.
38:01You're the one who found the trail, right?
38:03So we bagged a serial killer.
38:05So much for armchair detective.
38:07You know, you're pretty good at this,
38:10and we could use a fourth in our crew.
38:12I don't know. I think you three got it handled.
38:14Oh, by the way, I had to tell the police
38:16about your little museum in here.
38:18But I told you all that was legal.
38:20They didn't take anything, did they?
38:21No, they didn't take anything.
38:23Told them you were fans of the genre.
38:27So, what's next for you?
38:29Go where the job takes me.
38:32Just putting it out there,
38:35but we're always available for consultation.
38:38Yeah?
38:39Might take you up on that.
38:41Be good to each other, okay?
38:43Okay.
38:44All right.
38:48Sick.
38:50Hey, Randy.
39:04Hey, I'm glad everything worked out,
39:06even though you didn't have any backup.
39:07Yeah.
39:08Everything all right?
39:09I'll let you decide.
39:11You know the records that Russell sent over?
39:13The David Pearson stuff?
39:15Find anything?
39:16Yeah, maybe.
39:18Wheels inside of wheels,
39:19but, uh,
39:20I think I got something
39:21that you might want to check out.
39:22Yeah, I'm listening.
39:46Everything.
39:47Alright, well,
39:48thanks again,
39:49everybody.
39:50I'm sorry.
39:51I'm sorry.
39:52I'm sorry.
39:53Yeah, I'm sorry.
39:54I'm sorry.
39:56I like my video.
39:58I like the film,
39:59I'm sorry.
40:00I like my video.
40:01I like my video.
40:02For more details,
40:03I'm sorry.
40:04Bye bye.
40:05Bye bye.
40:06Bye bye.
40:07Bye bye.
40:11Bye bye.
40:13Bye bye.
40:14Bye bye.
40:15You
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