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00:01Hi, Tim Henley.
00:02The day after you met him at the diner,
00:04he didn't show up for school.
00:06He smells something familiar.
00:10Kyle Granger, you're wanted for questioning in regard to the murder of Tim Henley.
00:13No, I didn't do anything wrong.
00:14Dad!
00:15Let's go.
00:20All right, Merry Christmas.
00:23Bye.
00:24I know you're closing, but I need someone to talk to.
00:26Of course, come on.
00:30Have you heard from Kyle?
00:33No.
00:34I don't believe he's guilty, but Dad said the school has video evidence suggesting otherwise.
00:39What kind of video evidence?
00:41He won't give me any details.
00:42Wait, I'm sorry, Kyle was at the school? I thought he was studying with you at the diner.
00:46He accidentally forgot a book he needed in his locker at school, so he left to go get it.
00:50How long was he gone?
00:51He didn't come back.
00:53But that's not proof of anything.
00:56Look, I know that you're scared for Kyle, but your dad wouldn't call him in for questioning without good reason.
01:03It just...
01:06It still hurts, you know.
01:10Hey, come here.
01:11I am here for you, you know.
01:17Always.
01:18I know.
01:24Can I ask...
01:27What happened between you and my dad?
01:30I'm not blind.
01:31I saw how close you two were getting.
01:33Even now, you're defending him.
01:34Hey.
01:35And I really like that you're in his corner, but something changed this year.
01:40I just think we got busy doing other things.
01:44So it has nothing to do with me?
01:46What? No.
01:47What?
01:48Great.
01:49Then there's no reason not to rehire me, right?
01:52Walked right into that one.
01:54My resume.
01:56I have excellent references.
01:57In fact, you're one of them.
02:00Just know I'm here for you, like you've been here for me.
02:07Detective Wilner.
02:08IT had a look at these number sequences you sent them, and they came up empty.
02:11If you want, we can outsource it.
02:13No, that's alright, thanks.
02:15Understood.
02:16Also, Emily Lane is here to see you.
02:18Hey.
02:24I'm just hoping we could talk about Violet.
02:27She's really upset about Kyle.
02:28Yeah, she's giving me the cold shoulder.
02:31I had no idea they were friends.
02:33She doesn't share things with me like she used to.
02:36She talks to you, though.
02:37Well, I'm a strong female role model.
02:41Also, not a cop.
02:43She's 17, you know?
02:44She's gotta start making her own decisions sometime.
02:46Yeah, but getting involved with the suspect?
02:49What'll it do to her if he turns out to be guilty?
02:51You really think it'll come to that?
02:53I hope not.
02:54He's maintaining his innocence.
02:55We didn't have enough to hold him.
02:57You know, I've been following the story in the media this past week.
03:01They're saying it may have been a head injury that killed Henley.
03:04Looks that way, yeah.
03:05Was there any kind of death threat found with the body?
03:10How would you know that?
03:12We didn't release that.
03:13I went to his house after Violet told me he was gone.
03:15What?
03:16I just wanted to see if he was there, but I saw a little piece of tape on the door.
03:19It looked like it was holding something in place, and I just kind of, you know, put two and two together.
03:28Look at this.
03:29Okay, let me see.
03:30Oh, leave town now are the same thing that happened to your dog will happen to you.
03:38But his dog was found unharmed.
03:40Yeah, I guess whoever did it didn't have the heart to hurt an animal, but they wanted Henley to think he was dead.
03:44But he packed a suitcase and put it in his trunk, so he took that threat seriously.
03:48So why go to the school to deliver your resignation letter in person?
03:51Why not just send an email later?
03:52Great question.
03:54All roads lead back to the school.
03:56You know, you're going to need someone on the inside.
04:02Oh, and you know I can handle it.
04:04I proved it last year when I infiltrated the choir and saved Brooke's life very much.
04:08Absolutely not.
04:09Even if I did approve, it would take time to build a believable cover story that explained your presence there.
04:13Way ahead of you.
04:17Everyone, let's welcome our newest addition to the team, Coach Lane.
04:34Don't forget to use your pawns.
04:35They're called pawns for a reason.
04:36Oh, you waited too long for Castle.
04:41You left your flank open.
04:47Oh, here we go.
04:58Hey, you okay?
05:00I didn't do what they said I did.
05:01Are you talking about Coach Henley?
05:03Nobody will listen to me.
05:04I'm listening.
05:07Okay, look, the video the police have of me was taken completely out of context.
05:10I ran into Coach Henley outside the school and he told me that my grades weren't coming up enough.
05:14That if I didn't get at least 75% of my next paper, I'd be kicked off the team.
05:18I mean, obviously I was so, so angry, but not with him.
05:22Myself.
05:23I can't shake it.
05:24I can't shake it.
05:26Then use it.
05:29Channel all that anger into your game.
05:32Just focus on the board and let everything else fall away.
05:35I got this.
05:37Maybe I missed my calling as a motivational speaker.
05:47I can't be sure Kyle's telling the truth, but if he's lying, he sure is good at it.
05:51Sorry.
05:52Sorry I'm late.
05:53I need to talk to you.
05:54Now.
05:55What?
06:00Where have you been?
06:01I'm sorry, I was-
06:02Do you not care about your future, Shane?
06:04I care, obviously-
06:05Are you going to throw away everything you've worked towards?
06:07Well, you mean everything you've worked towards?
06:09I can't.
06:11Stop.
06:12You're so close to the finish line.
06:15Okay?
06:16Please, don't mess this up.
06:19Compose yourself and get in there.
06:24Was that just a dad's tough love?
06:26Or is there something more at play?
06:41Detective Wilner, I am so sorry for keeping you waiting.
06:45This is Christmas, our biggest season for dining room sets, and of course, our order gets lost in transit. Please.
06:50I'm not here for furniture, Ray.
06:52I need you to do something for me.
06:55I'm not sure I understand.
06:57I know you get things done for a price.
06:59Now, as far as I can tell, you operate mostly in the gray area, which is why I've left you alone.
07:03But I need to know what the numbers in this folder mean.
07:07Well, surely you have department resources that are better suited to that than, um...
07:13Unless...
07:16This isn't strictly on the books.
07:18You dipping a toe in that gray area yourself, Detective?
07:21Can you do this for me or not?
07:22You know, it's obviously encrypted.
07:24But, uh, confident I can get someone to crack it for you.
07:27Using perfectly legal methods.
07:29Great.
07:30Alright, you know how to reach me.
07:31Uh, Sam, feel free to leaf through the back door.
07:34A cop's not great for business.
07:38Happy holidays.
07:39You too, Ray.
07:40Alright, so...
07:43Great practice, everyone.
07:44Oh, uh, Coach Lane.
07:45Yeah.
07:46I just wanted to say thanks.
07:48You really helped me find my focus.
07:50That's what I'm here for.
07:51Anytime.
07:52See ya.
07:54You were great with him today.
07:56Oh, thanks.
07:58You seem to be here a lot during team sessions, Hollis.
08:00Oh, I didn't think it was so obvious.
08:02I just love watching them play.
08:03It's the highlight of my day.
08:04Do you play yourself?
08:05No.
08:06I mean, a little.
08:07But I don't hold a candle to these kids.
08:09They're pretty special.
08:10Kyle especially.
08:11I think he's got a bright future.
08:13Yeah.
08:14I noticed you got some chops, too.
08:16Did you notice anything else?
08:18Being a fan, I mean?
08:19I've got some stories, yeah.
08:21Why don't you and I play a game of chess?
08:23And if you win, I'll tell you some of those stories.
08:25And if you win?
08:26Then I'll regret not applying for the coaching job.
08:29Uh, how about tomorrow morning?
08:31That works.
08:32I'm here always.
08:33Bright and early.
08:34Great.
08:35Great.
08:36Okay.
08:37I'll see you then.
08:38Hey, Sam.
08:39You got my message?
08:42Thanks for the report.
08:43Thanks for trusting me with it.
08:44Glad I can help.
08:45Oh, you do have a knack for it.
08:47Wait.
08:48Was that a compliment?
08:51What's this?
08:55Is the ice finally starting to thaw?
08:58Maybe there's hope for Sam yet.
09:00I should go.
09:02June is waiting for me inside.
09:04Unless, do you want to join?
09:05No, thank you.
09:06I still have some work I need to get done tonight.
09:08Okay.
09:09Another time.
09:15How's Clyde doing?
09:16Happy and healthy.
09:17I've been trying to find him a home,
09:18but it's always a little harder with an older dog.
09:20I wish I could take him.
09:21You have your hands full with your two little terrors.
09:24Not to mention running your store
09:25and now coaching the chess team.
09:27Where do you find the energy?
09:29A lot of coffee.
09:30That is my secret.
09:32Emily, I saw you chatting with my dad earlier
09:35and I was wondering if maybe the subject of my employment came up?
09:39We didn't, we didn't talk about that.
09:41Sorry.
09:42It's cool.
09:44Never mind that.
09:45Have you found an outfit for the dance yet?
09:47Um, I'm actually not sure if I'm going anywhere.
09:55What happened?
09:56I thought things were moving in a good direction.
09:58There have been some complications.
10:00There always are.
10:01But you have to work through them to get stronger.
10:04Oh God, to be young and in love.
10:06Is there any better feeling?
10:08You left your rope wide, open.
10:17Checkmate.
10:19You totally baited me.
10:21That's kind of the point, yeah.
10:23Who taught you how to play?
10:25Self-taught.
10:26Mostly me versus the computer.
10:28My aunt and uncle aren't much for games.
10:30Or any of my other hobbies for that matter.
10:33Yeah, my parents are constantly traveling for work.
10:36It's exhausting.
10:37I think being here at Lakeport is the longest I've been in one place.
10:41It must be hard to make friends when you travel a lot.
10:44Yeah, well, all you really need is one great friend and then you're never alone.
10:49Um, so the other day when you went into that room with the computers?
10:57Yeah, coding club.
10:58We meet there a couple times a week.
11:00Hmm.
11:01Can anyone use the room?
11:03Or?
11:04It's invite only.
11:05Miss Cambridge runs the program.
11:06She handpicks students who she wants.
11:07But, uh, if you're interested, I could talk to her for you.
11:10That's okay.
11:11I don't think she likes me very much.
11:12Yeah, well, maybe she just needs to get to know you better.
11:15Worked for me.
11:18Are you sure you want to do that?
11:25I think I hate this kid.
11:28Hi, boys.
11:33I know you're hungry.
11:35Just give Mama a second.
11:41Digging through the trash wasn't my finest moment,
11:44but I had to see what Shane was so determined to get rid of
11:47after that argument with his dad.
11:50School essays.
11:52Looks like Shane has a side hustle selling papers to other students.
11:56I admire the entrepreneurial spirit, but he risks expulsion.
12:00Not to mention kissing his shot at a scholarship goodbye if he's ever caught.
12:04Or...
12:05Ghost, just wait.
12:06Can we just talk for you?
12:07It's out of my hands, Shane.
12:08Maybe he already was.
12:09Not bad.
12:10Why do I feel like you're toying with me?
12:14I like your Christmas tree.
12:16I'm here more than I'm at home, so why not enjoy the season, right?
12:17I'm here more than I'm at home, so why not enjoy the season, right?
12:21No.
12:22No.
12:23No.
12:24No.
12:25Yeah.
12:26No.
12:27No.
12:28No.
12:29No.
12:30No.
12:31No.
12:32No.
12:33No.
12:34No.
12:35No.
12:36No.
12:37Yeah.
12:38Mm-hmm.
12:39That's checkmates.
12:40Good game.
12:41Good game.
12:42Good game.
12:43All right.
12:44A promise is a promise.
12:45What do you want to know?
12:46Yeah.
12:47Were you here that night?
12:48Coach Henley delivered his resignation letter?
12:50Yeah.
12:51Like I said, I'm here all the time.
12:52You know, first to arrive, last to leave.
12:53Did you see him that night?
12:54Yeah.
12:55Yeah.
12:56No.
12:57No.
12:58No.
12:59No.
13:00No.
13:01No.
13:02No.
13:03No.
13:04No.
13:05No.
13:06No.
13:07No.
13:08No.
13:09No.
13:10But I might have heard him.
13:12It's an old building.
13:13Sound travels through the vents.
13:15And I remember there was an argument.
13:17And I could make out one of the voices.
13:19It was Richard Leland.
13:21And the other was Coach Henley?
13:23I'm not sure, but I did see his car parked behind the gym blocking a fire lane.
13:27Do you know how long he was there for?
13:29I just know that when I left, his car was gone.
13:34Why?
13:35Just...
13:36Just...
13:37The former chess coach was murdered.
13:40As the new coach, I just...
13:42I want to know what I'm walking into.
13:44Violet?
13:45Hi.
13:46I'm sorry I ghosted you.
13:47I just needed time to think.
13:48Look, I really like you.
13:49And I promise I had nothing to do with Coach Henley's death.
13:51But I also completely understand if you don't believe me.
13:52Why wouldn't I believe you?
13:53I mean your dad doesn't.
13:54Well, I'm not my dad.
13:55He doesn't know you like I do.
13:56I'm not my dad.
13:57He doesn't know you like I do.
14:01Want to head to class?
14:02I guess.
14:03Want to head to class?
14:04I guess.
14:05Want to head to class?
14:06I guess.
14:07Baby, I'm gonna be home this Christmas.
14:08I guess.
14:09Baby, I'm gonna be home this Christmas.
14:10I'm not my dad.
14:11Why wouldn't I believe you?
14:12Why wouldn't I believe you?
14:13You mean your dad doesn't?
14:14Well, I'm not my dad.
14:15He doesn't know you like I do.
14:16Want to head to class?
14:17I guess.
14:22Wanna head to class?
14:25I guess.
14:29Baby, I'm gonna be home this Christmas.
14:41Hey.
14:42Sorry, my mind was elsewhere.
14:45Hi.
14:46What were you thinking about?
14:47You know, just visions of sugar plums and such.
14:50and such. The fact that Tim Henley likely never left the school that night, so it had to be his
14:56killer who drove his car to Newark Airport. Right. Hey, speaking of cars, I noticed yours at the
15:01school this morning when I dropped Violet off. You keeping tabs on me now? While you're there,
15:06your safety is my responsibility. I have a right to be kept in the loop. I do have an update for
15:12you, actually. So, I learned that Shane Leland has been selling essays to his fellow students.
15:20Vice principal's son? Yeah. I think Tim Henley figured it out and was planning to report him
15:24to his dad. That would have been serious consequences, maybe even expulsion. Yeah, exactly.
15:30Oh, I also learned from the custodian that Richard Leland was in a shouting match with someone,
15:35possibly Tim Henley on the night he died. Funny, Richard didn't mention that to me.
15:38It could have something to do with Shane. I could talk to him, see if he opens up to me,
15:44you know, coached a player. All right. In the meantime, I'll talk to his dad,
15:48see if Henley came to him about the SA thing. Get us teaming up again. Not a team up. Really?
15:55It kind of feels like it is. No. No? Nope.
16:00I admit tempers may have flared that night. I mean, it was a big blow to have him quit so suddenly.
16:05Well, teachers can be replaced. Tim was more than just a teacher. He single-handedly took our chess
16:11team from the bottom five to the top of the rankings in only a few years. Players were counting on him.
16:16Scholarships are on the line. Your son Shane's up for one of those scholarships, isn't he?
16:22Yes, he is. And that fact may have even fueled my anger that night, but once Tim explained his
16:28situation, calmer heads prevailed.
16:34I was hoping you could explain.
16:37I don't know what that is. I've never seen it.
16:39Shane, look, I'm not a teacher. I'm not here to judge. I just want to know why.
16:45Sir's son's name didn't come up at all.
16:47Why would it?
16:48Henley didn't mention any issues he may have been having with Shane.
16:52What are you getting at, detective?
16:56I don't know. It's an easy way to make money.
17:00In my case, the only way to make friends.
17:03By helping them cheat?
17:04Yeah, I'm the son of the vice principal, so if nobody really wants me around, they'll think
17:09I'm a spy or something.
17:11And here I thought Violet had it tough being a cop's daughter.
17:14Did you ever sell Kyle a paper?
17:16No. I mean, I tried, but he wouldn't take it even though he was failing the class.
17:23What about Coach Henley? Did he figure out what you were doing?
17:29Did he tell your dad about it?
17:34I don't know.
17:36You know, sometimes I just, I can't wait to get out of this place and never look back.
17:40You know?
17:43Can't say that I haven't been there myself.
17:46Why would my son be selling essays?
17:48This is a serious allegation. Do you have any evidence to back this up?
17:52Not exactly.
17:53Well, then I think we're done here.
17:56Okay.
17:58Oh, uh, one last thing.
18:01The morning after the argument, what, what time did you arrive at the school?
18:06Around 7.30, as usual.
18:07Someone can vouch for that?
18:08Several someones.
18:10I had no time to arrange for a substitute teacher, so I, I took Tim's first period English class myself.
18:16And your son, Shane?
18:18He took that same class.
18:21If you wouldn't mind, I'd love to take a look at the attendance records.
18:29Mila, thanks for waiting. Come in.
18:30How'd it go with Shane?
18:35He knows he made a mistake and he regrets it. He's carrying a lot of emotional baggage. I think his dad pushes him pretty hard. Maybe too hard.
18:42In the essay thing?
18:44Henley caught him in the act. It's unclear whether his dad found out about it or not.
18:47Richard insists he had no idea, but I'm not sure I believe him.
18:50Wait, Coach Bencroft, there's no match today. What brings you out?
18:55It's none of your concern.
18:57You changed your mind, didn't you? You came to accept Leland's offer?
19:01It doesn't matter. Apparently the position's already been filled. Probably some stuffy old husband.
19:07Sounds about right.
19:17You're not wearing your lucky tie.
19:19Oh, he knows that.
19:22I have a question for you.
19:24What is that?
19:26Why is Coach Henley's lucky tie in the backseat of your car?
19:29So what if Tim and I were spending time together? We broke no laws.
19:42Well, the tie wasn't the only possession of Henley's we found in your car.
19:46His coaching playbook was in your glove box.
19:50He left it at my apartment during one of his visits. I was planning on returning it.
19:55When was the last time you and Henley spoke?
19:57At our most recent match?
20:00Phone records say otherwise.
20:04Shows here that he called you the night he died. You spoke for over three minutes.
20:11I remember now. He called me raving about something that had nothing to do with me.
20:16Accused me of stealing his dog. I didn't even know he had one.
20:20Seen this before?
20:24No. Never.
20:26Yet you're no stranger to violence.
20:29You had your boyfriend, Victor Prova, attack your opponent in the chess finals back in the day.
20:33Victor and I had broken up and he thought that would be a good way to win me back.
20:38Instead, he got me blackballed from the competition.
20:40Where is he now?
20:42Don't know, don't care.
20:43But I do know that he didn't write that letter.
20:47If Victor wanted to hurt someone, he wouldn't warn them in advance.
20:50She's right. If you're planning to hurt somebody, you don't typically send a card first.
20:55It wasn't Victor. He's currently serving three to five for aggravated assault.
21:01Henley's car is the key.
21:02It's a 16-hour trip from here to Newark and back, which eliminates Richard Leland.
21:09He was covering a class for Henley at 9 a.m. the next morning and his son Shane was in that class.
21:13I checked the attendance record.
21:14What about Kyle?
21:15He called in sick.
21:17His mother works nights. She claims she checked in on him when she got home and he was there.
21:21You don't sound convinced.
21:23Her son's a suspect in a murder investigation. She could be trying to protect him.
21:26Yeah, but if she's telling the truth, then Kyle is likely innocent.
21:29I could talk to him after practice, see if he'll open up about it.
21:32No, I'll handle it.
21:32I'm already on the inside.
21:33Honestly, it's best if I deal with him.
21:35Why do you keep pushing me away?
21:36I'm not. I just...
21:37You're just what? You don't want Violet to be around me?
21:40I have no idea if it's safe for my daughter to get close to you.
21:44Can you guarantee me her safety?
21:45No, of course not. Can anybody?
21:49But I...
21:50I would die before I'd let something happen to that girl.
21:55Maybe we should...
21:56You know, if you want to be done with me, fine.
21:58But you don't get to tell me where I can and can't go in this town or who I get to talk to, okay?
22:03You can't. Not anymore.
22:12I was probably too hard on Sam.
22:14I played my role in all this as well, but that had been building up in me for a while.
22:20At least I feel better now, right?
22:22Oh, who am I kidding?
22:23I can't.
22:38Great.
22:39Nice to know I'm here, Rita.
22:40I know I know way more than I should about minor Greek demigods.
22:42I hope you liked it.
22:44I did.
22:45Want to meet after class? I could walk you back to your dorm.
22:48That sounds nice.
22:49Grace.
22:49Grace, what are you doing here?
23:19This is a private area.
23:21I'm so sorry, Ms. Cambridge.
23:22I just...
23:23I wanted to use the computers.
23:26I should have asked.
23:27Who gave you the door code?
23:33All this for a game of chess?
23:36Oh, I'm not actually playing.
23:38I just...
23:39I wanted more of a challenge,
23:40so I'm reprogramming the game to make it harder.
23:44Am I in trouble?
23:49Hello?
24:03Hey, it's Sam.
24:05Can I come up?
24:09Look, I've been thinking about what you said.
24:12I said a lot of things.
24:13I know I'm not the best at communicating my feelings.
24:16I wish I could just turn off that part of my brain that has to get to the bottom of everything and everyone, but I can't.
24:25So, when I found out you weren't who I thought you were, I just, I had nothing to latch on to.
24:31I lost my bearings.
24:33I'm not making sense.
24:35No, I get what you're saying.
24:39You still feel that way?
24:42I don't know.
24:46I don't want to.
24:49Because when I'm with you, I...
24:52I came to thank you.
25:00For what?
25:02You've been there for Violet in a way I haven't been able to be.
25:06And I'm glad she has a...
25:08What did you call yourself?
25:11Um, a strong female role model?
25:16Yeah.
25:17I may have just, like, oversold it a bit, but...
25:21I just want to get that out.
25:26I should go.
25:41Okay.
25:46You...
25:46Hey, Sam.
25:50Um, don't be a stranger.
25:57No chance.
26:00It's a small town.
26:06I'm not sure where Sam and I go from here.
26:09In some ways, it feels like we've turned a corner.
26:12But with so many unknowns in my life,
26:14is that even a good idea?
26:16Uh-huh.
26:22Hey!
26:23I brought coffee.
26:24Oh, thank you.
26:27My little friend here had me up half the night with his howling.
26:30Uh-huh.
26:30Any luck finding Clyde a new home?
26:32Actually, yeah.
26:35I'm adopting him.
26:37I knew you would.
26:38How could I not?
26:40I mean, we both suffered a loss,
26:41and now we can kind of look out for each other, you know?
26:43Mm-hmm.
26:44He was meant to be.
26:46Certainly was.
26:48Right, buddy?
26:49Hey, bud.
26:50Yeah, you're so sweet.
26:52Emily!
26:55Glad to see you're okay.
26:56Why wouldn't I be?
26:58Oh, well, you haven't responded to my emails.
27:00Or my calls.
27:02Or my texts.
27:03If this is about helping out at the dance tonight,
27:06I don't think it's a good idea.
27:07Why not?
27:08It's not like you have anything else to do.
27:10Could you possibly know that?
27:12Because I know.
27:13What do you have there?
27:18It's from the school.
27:20Just a check for my coaching services.
27:23Oh.
27:27Was there any kind of death threat found with the body?
27:31This envelope is the exact same style and pattern
27:34as the one that was found with Tim Henley's body.
27:37Could someone from school have sent the threatening letter?
27:41Is everything okay?
27:43Um, I changed my mind about the dance tonight.
27:48I'll be there.
27:49Oh, perfect.
27:51See you tonight.
27:52You look beautiful.
28:20Have fun.
28:20I'll pick you up in ten.
28:22Thanks.
28:23Hey, I, uh, I know it's been a tough few weeks,
28:26and I know I've handled things in the wrong way in the past,
28:30but I trust you.
28:32I know.
28:33Okay, just make good decisions.
28:36Stay around other people.
28:37And there it is.
28:39Yeah, I hear it.
28:40Just humor me.
28:41Okay?
28:41Go.
28:42Have fun.
28:43I love you.
28:44Love you too, Dad.
28:45Oh, Emily, isn't this great.
28:55Look at the turnout.
28:56Yeah.
28:57Now, can you hold down the fort?
28:59Because I'm going to go get some bits.
29:00Sure.
29:01Violet, you look so amazing.
29:06Oh, my gosh, this dress.
29:09Okay, wait.
29:11So, you just need to sign in here.
29:15Um, did you not come with Kyle?
29:16We decided to meet up here instead.
29:19You haven't seen him, have you?
29:20Uh, nope.
29:21Not yet.
29:21I don't think he signed in, either.
29:23Great.
29:24I have time to drop my jacket off in my locker.
29:26I'll be right back.
29:26Okay.
29:40What the heck?
29:41Where's my phone?
29:57I was able to find an exact match to the envelope online,
30:27and the specific color and pattern was discontinued a few years ago.
30:33Hello.
30:34Well, this doesn't prove Richard is involved.
30:37There are still plenty of these envelopes still out there in the wild.
30:40But with Richard being the last person who saw Tim alive,
30:43I do see a pattern developing.
30:44What do we have here?
30:58Tim Henley's signature.
31:00Richard was trying to perfect it.
31:02Now we're getting somewhere.
31:07Violet, what are you doing here?
31:08You should be at the gym.
31:12Oh, my God.
31:12Who gave you this?
31:15I can't find my phone.
31:17I need to call my dad.
31:18Okay.
31:19You can call from my office.
31:20Come on.
31:24Kyle.
31:25You're not with Violet?
31:25No, she was supposed to meet me outside the gym,
31:27but I missed my bus, and I got here late.
31:29I can't find her.
31:30Well, she said she was just going to her locker.
31:31Well, this is her locker, and she's not here.
31:34And she's not responding to my texts.
31:36Um, no lock.
31:38That's weird.
31:39Um, let me try her.
32:02What's wrong?
32:05Um, why don't you head to the gym,
32:08see if she came back,
32:09and even if she hasn't,
32:10just wait there for her,
32:11see if she does.
32:12What about you?
32:13I'll check the bathroom.
32:15She might be freshening up.
32:17Sure.
32:17Come on.
32:28Hey, Hollis?
32:29I might need your help.
32:34Hollis?
32:38Sit down.
32:47Can I get you anything?
32:49Answers.
32:51Ah.
32:51Not so big on the pleasantries, huh?
32:53Did you crack it or not?
32:54Of course I did.
32:55Well, not me personally,
32:56but, uh,
32:56I have a hard enough time
32:57with online order forms,
32:58let alone...
32:58Ray.
32:59The numbers are encrypted access codes
33:01that unlock various
33:01dark web communications portals.
33:04It's basically a playground
33:05for black hats.
33:07Black hats?
33:07Like, uh,
33:09hackers?
33:10One particular group of hackers,
33:11to be precise.
33:12I'm unfamiliar with them,
33:13but they've taken credit
33:14for some large-scale DOS attacks
33:16that have played havoc
33:17with major financial institutions.
33:20I've, um,
33:21put together
33:21what little I could find.
33:24What's the name of this group?
33:25It's all right here.
33:29We never settled on compensation?
33:32How about I agree
33:33not to sick every law enforcement agency
33:34in the state on you,
33:35and we call it square?
33:36I think that should about cover it.
33:39Merry Christmas, Ray.
33:41Detective?
33:45Hollis?
33:48Emily, I made a mistake.
33:51Where's Violet?
33:52I don't know.
33:53Where is she?
33:54I don't know.
33:55I was only trying to scare her.
33:56Kyle was getting too attached,
33:58and I just didn't want him
33:59to have second thoughts
34:00about college.
34:01What does any of this
34:01have to do with Kyle?
34:05He's my son.
34:07He doesn't know it,
34:08but he is,
34:09and I took this job
34:10so that I could be close to him
34:12and make sure he gets
34:13the scholarship that he deserves.
34:14Mr. Coach Henley
34:15threatened to bench Kyle
34:16because of his grades,
34:17so you took his dog.
34:19You sent him that threatening order.
34:20I needed him to go away
34:21long enough for Kyle
34:22to win that chess title.
34:23just so he could have
34:25the future
34:26that I didn't have.
34:29But scaring him
34:29wasn't enough.
34:30He showed up here
34:31and then you killed him.
34:32What?
34:32No, I didn't kill him.
34:33Well, who did then?
34:34I don't know.
34:34I swear.
34:35I don't know.
34:36It can't be true.
34:38Kyle.
34:39I didn't want you
34:42to find out like this.
34:42I'm so sorry.
34:45I can't deal with this right now.
34:47Wait, wait.
34:48Kyle, let me explain.
34:48Just let him go, let him go.
34:49Come on.
34:50You're in enough trouble.
34:51Don't make it worse.
34:54Phone's right there on my desk.
34:55Dad?
35:04Shane, what are you doing here?
35:06I can't keep doing this.
35:07I can't keep lying
35:08about Coach Henley's death.
35:09I have to come clean.
35:15I should go.
35:17No, no, no.
35:18That sounds like Violet.
35:24Where is that coming from?
35:25It's the VP's office.
35:26No, Dad, Dad.
35:27Please, let me go.
35:28No, I'm sorry.
35:29I can't let you leave.
35:39Dad, please, just don't.
35:40Don't do this.
35:41Just let me think.
35:41I need to think.
35:42You killed Mr. Bradley.
35:44No, no, you have it wrong, okay?
35:45I can still fix this.
35:47Shoot.
35:47You've done a bang-up job
35:48of it so far, haven't you?
35:49Coach Lane, I...
35:50Richard, it's over.
35:51The police are on their way.
35:52You don't understand what happened.
35:54Tim Henley brought this on himself.
35:55He came here, he attacked me.
35:57He blamed me for killing his dog.
35:58I know, hey, hey, I know.
36:00I know he thought it was
36:00Mila Bancroft at first
36:01making a play to move her team
36:03up the rankings
36:03by eliminating the competition.
36:05Hey, but then I imagine
36:06he took a closer look at the letter
36:08and realized it came in the same envelope
36:09as his paychecks.
36:10He thought that your threat
36:12was his way of protecting
36:13your son from expulsion,
36:14but you didn't send the letter, right?
36:16You didn't send it.
36:17So I killed him.
36:18I don't understand.
36:19It wasn't him, okay?
36:21Yes, yes, I killed him.
36:22Dad, I'm not letting you do this.
36:23Shane, please.
36:24You have your whole future ahead of you.
36:26Dad, I love you so much.
36:28I just...
36:28I can't carry this weight anymore.
36:34I did it.
36:36I killed him.
36:38Okay.
36:38It's okay.
36:40Tell me what happened.
36:42It's okay.
36:43I came here and
36:45I wanted to tell my dad
36:47that I was ready to accept
36:49Coach Henley's punishment.
36:50Okay.
36:50Then I got here
36:53and they were fighting.
36:55You killed Clyde.
36:57You took him from me.
36:58What are you talking about?
36:59This isn't funny.
37:00You killed my dog.
37:01Why would you kill him?
37:02Down.
37:03Hey, hey.
37:04Get off him.
37:06I pushed him
37:07and I don't know what happened.
37:08He fell.
37:09He hit his head.
37:10It was a fluke accident.
37:12So to protect your son's future,
37:14you tried to cover it up.
37:15Dad took care of Coach Henley
37:17and I drove his car to Newark.
37:19But you were marked present
37:20the next morning.
37:21Yeah, Dad took care of that too.
37:22I did what any father would do.
37:25Look, Richard, you're a good dad.
37:28You made a terrible mistake.
37:32You don't want to hurt Violet.
37:39It's okay.
37:40It's okay.
37:41It's gonna be okay.
37:42No.
37:43It's my word against yours.
37:45Not exactly.
37:46Yeah.
37:47Hey, you okay?
37:48Yeah.
37:52Thanks to Emily.
37:53I should get here when she did.
37:55I...
37:56Hey, hey, hey.
38:02You're okay.
38:15Can I join you?
38:23Yeah, of course.
38:25It's...
38:26It's a little cold.
38:29I hope Jane's gonna be okay.
38:33Oh, Richard was right about one thing.
38:36You can do anything to protect our kids.
38:37Tonight, I owe you.
38:39Tonight, I owe you.
38:41You just did what anyone would do in that situation.
38:44Yeah, but it wasn't anyone.
38:46It was you.
38:49So, if Violet wants to go back to work in the mistletoe...
38:51So...
38:51Really?
38:54Yeah.
38:55You've proven to me she's safe with you in her life.
39:02What are you listening to?
39:06We're...
39:06You know, I was really looking forward to dancing with you tonight.
39:22Same here.
39:30It's not too late.
39:33What do you mean?
39:37No.
39:38No, no, no, no, no, Violet.
39:40I'm not a dancer.
39:40I'm not a dancer.
39:41I don't.
39:42I'm not either.
39:43I...
39:43Ugh.
39:52I'll keep you warm
39:55As the snow starts falling
40:00Wrapped in my arms
40:03When my heart is all in
40:09Cause if you're looking for someone to hold
40:13I'll pull you close and I won't let you go
40:17I'll keep you warm
40:19As the snow...
40:21And let them be
40:24You were young ones too.
40:27I can't recall that far back.
40:30You?
40:33The truth is...
40:34In some ways...
40:36I've never escaped the past.
40:39I am pleased to introduce...
40:41The newest member to Coding Club.
40:43Everyone.
40:44Give Grace a nice welcome.
40:48At times I've put my old life behind me.
40:50I even allowed myself to believe the door was shut for good.
40:53It's time to pick a username.
40:54I have the perfect name.
40:56It's a creature from Greek mythology
40:57Made up of a bunch of different animals
40:59All smooshed together as one.
41:01Kind of like this club.
41:03Well go on.
41:04What's the name?
41:07Chimera.
41:07But despite my efforts...
41:12It never quite relinquishes its hold on me.
41:20Instead...
41:21It hangs over me like a dark cloud...
41:25Waiting to strike when I least expect it.
41:27We're not living with Jenny G avons italy...
41:29When I heard my mother Forbes say...
41:31Hang on the kitchen.
41:32Back here.
41:32owÄ… rage
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