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15:53Sorry. I tried your office. It wasn't open yet.
15:56So you figured you'd wait out here like a stalker?
15:58I thought seeing me in a parking garage might bring back some pleasant memories.
16:04What do you want?
16:06Well, I have a new client. Marcus Abernathy.
16:09The police and the DA's office like him for murder, I don't.
16:13So?
16:14So the district attorney's a political ally of your dad's.
16:17I repeat, so?
16:20Listen, I'm flying a little blind in here, okay?
16:23I want to know if the police have anything on Marcus other than him being in the vicinity of the
16:27body.
16:28I want to know if they looked at any other suspects.
16:30So you want me to flex a little Ochoa muscle, find out what the DA's office knows that you don't?
16:36Mm-hmm.
16:38So this is how we square things between us.
16:40Me doing you favors so you can make your 50 bucks an hour plus expenses.
16:45Oh, yeah. You know, you could go to prison for 18 months.
16:51Mm-hmm.
16:53What's your client's name?
17:02Knock, knock.
17:04I just wanted to come and say thanks for coming to see me yesterday.
17:09Brownies.
17:11Homemade.
17:12Well, aren't you sweet?
17:16Oh, please.
17:17For all you're doing, it isn't enough.
17:24Oh.
17:26I can't believe that Marcus never told me that he knew an honest-to-goodness lottery winner.
17:33I did, um, Google you after you left.
17:37Saw your whole story.
17:38Oh, you know, I-I confess, I will never understand how so much good fortune landed on someone like me.
17:45But the Lord, like the Florida State Lottery Commission, works in mysterious-
17:52Like I said, the brownies aren't enough.
17:57No.
17:58No, no, no, ma'am.
17:59Uh-uh.
17:59No, no, no.
18:00Tell me that you don't like what you see?
18:05So, all I see, all I saw was a woman carrying the child of a young man who I care
18:11about likes family.
18:12I'm not pregnant.
18:15I just told Marcus that to kick his butt into high gear.
18:19Get him making some real money.
18:24Did it ever occur to you that if you hadn't, then maybe he wouldn't have taken the job that ended
18:29up landing him in jail?
18:32Clothes back on.
18:34I will scream.
18:40I know that you care about Marcus, but he's a terrible provider.
18:45He promised me two years ago that we would move to Nashville, and now every time it comes up, it's
18:51just, oh, sorry, babe, can't afford it.
18:53And last month, when my car got impounded and I said that I needed it back, like, yesterday, oh, sorry,
19:00babe, can't afford it.
19:01Okay, so that-that's why you're here, because you think I got real money.
19:05No, it's because you're so good-looking.
19:09If you're gonna get Marcus out of jail, do it fast.
19:12We got bills piling up.
19:24Hey, how much for one of these?
19:26Big ones are 50, small ones are 30.
19:29You know, it's funny, I-I didn't know fly traps were native to Florida.
19:33They're not.
19:37Oh, let me guess, you have a guy.
19:39Uh, something like that.
19:41Is his name Clem Ucrasia, by any chance?
19:44Hi, I'm R.J. Decker, I'm a private investigator.
19:47Probably should have started with that.
19:48You're Gary, correct?
19:50I got your name from, uh, Clem's ex-wife, Darla.
19:53Am I in some sort of trouble?
19:54Well, Gary, that depends.
19:57You didn't happen to chop Clem's head off so you could steal all his fly traps, did you?
20:03You really think that body they found was Clem's?
20:07I do.
20:08Oh, uh, you know those fly traps in there?
20:14Clem didn't charge me for them.
20:16He would just come in sometimes and-and-and leave a few.
20:19And as far as killing him, for more?
20:22No.
20:23No, the ones inside, they've been there for weeks.
20:25They're not really big sellers.
20:27Well, that's something I don't get.
20:29I mean, Clem had thousands of them, and his girl has thousands.
20:32I mean, there must be a market for them.
20:34I don't know who Clem's all of his plans, too.
20:37I told him I didn't want to know.
20:38So, if all you're saying is true, if Clem really is gone, I'm not the one who did it.
20:56Hello.
20:57So tell me, what does a P.I. get up to while other people are out there doing his work
21:02for him?
21:02Well, this one's been looking up.
21:04People arrested for a fly trap poaching in North Carolina to see if any of them may have drifted south
21:09to take over Clem Crayshaw's business.
21:11And?
21:12Well, I'm hoping you had better luck at the D.A.'s office.
21:15Okay, I learned two things.
21:17First, you were right.
21:18The police do know John Doe is Clem Crayshaw.
21:21They were just waiting on DNA to confirm it.
21:23Second, Clem had a brother-in-law, Brody Weller.
21:27Last year, they got in a fight.
21:28Brody beat Clem, stupid.
21:30Clem's sister, Brody's wife, called the police.
21:33But when they got there, Clem declined to press charges.
21:37Now, look, I don't have your keen investigative mind, but I'd say that's a pretty good alternate suspect, wouldn't you?
21:43Any idea where I can find him?
21:45All I got was a work address, but if you're gonna go there, you should probably bring some singles.
22:03And just a little, here's a winner.
22:05Let me see your heart flex.
22:10Do you like what you see?
22:11Sorry, what?
22:12I said, do you like what you see?
22:14For a hundred bucks, Hanson, he'll dance just for you.
22:17Oh, well, yeah, hey, good to know.
22:19Good to know.
22:19Oh, actually, no, I'm looking for an old buddy of mine, Brody Weller.
22:23Don't tell me.
22:24You two used to dance together.
22:26Very good, very good.
22:27Little place down in Orlando.
22:28Yeah.
22:29You're not looking for more work, are you?
22:30Because I could always use another 4C in the stable.
22:35You know, sadly, I blew up my knee years ago.
22:39Well, take it from an expert, you've still got it where it counts.
22:43Whoa.
22:44Oh, my goodness.
22:45Uh, is Brody around, buddy Chase?
22:48At least taking the stage at this very moment.
22:50Yeah, yeah!
22:53If you're gonna stick around, it's a $20 cover charge and a two-drink minimum, even for old buddies.
23:00Okay.
23:01Thank you.
23:16Yes, what's up?
23:18You know, I get detective work isn't cheap, but I'm looking at this tab I'm running, and I had to
23:23ask, are you really trying to expense a pedicure?
23:27One, yeah, I am.
23:28Two, I'm kind of in the middle of something.
23:30Oh, what, a massage and a little bit of therapy, perhaps?
23:34No, I'm waiting to talk to a new suspect, Crayshaw's brother-in-law.
23:38He doesn't get off work for a few hours, so I thought I'd take a peek inside his car.
23:41If he is the one that chopped up Clem, there might be blood evidence.
23:44You planning on getting inside his car how exactly?
23:48You really want to know?
23:49Need I remind you, you're on conditional release.
23:53You get caught breaking into a car, they'll violate you back to prison.
23:56Oh, that's a good thing I'm not very good at picking locks.
23:58Arch?
23:59Look, I knew when I got into this line of work, that might be the occasional bend of the law.
24:02Oh, this isn't abandon, okay?
24:04This is a break, as in breaking and entering.
24:08Would you rather Marcus go to prison instead?
24:10Right, that's what I thought.
24:11Okay, I gotta go.
24:11I'll call you if I find something.
24:12Okay, but the...
24:14Arch?
24:17I did it!
24:19Yeah, you did.
24:25I don't get why we don't just call the cops.
24:27Oh, really, Stevie?
24:28Well, I can think of plenty of reasons.
24:30Like you having more HGH in your locker than, I don't know, a hundred pharmacies, for example?
24:34Listen, she's right, guys.
24:36You don't need to call the cops.
24:37I'm not a car thief.
24:38I'm a private investigator.
24:40Yeah, right, right.
24:41And Ramone here?
24:42Ramone's a real boxer.
24:44I only came to ask Brody here a few questions about his brother-in-law.
24:47Clem?
24:48Why the hell do you want to talk about Clem?
24:51Well, because he's dead.
24:53Clem's dead?
24:55I still can't believe Clem's gone.
24:58First Lacey, now him.
24:59Who's Lacey?
25:02My wife.
25:03Clem's sister.
25:04She passed a few months ago.
25:06Hodgkin's lymphoma.
25:08I'm truly sorry about that.
25:10You came here because you thought maybe I killed Clem, right?
25:13Well, yeah, you did beat him up pretty bad last year.
25:16Once upon a time, we were pals.
25:19That all changed after Lacey got diagnosed.
25:22I wanted her to do every little thing the doctors told her.
25:25But Clem was so damn sure that his stupid fly traps were the answer.
25:29I'm sorry.
25:30How would Clem's fly traps have helped with Lacey's cancer?
25:33I don't get that.
25:34You know who he was selling them to, right?
25:35I mean, I assumed it was people that collect exotic plants.
25:39But then a buddy of his made it sound like that wouldn't explain the volume of his crop.
25:43So, I don't know.
25:44There's this holistic medicine company, Venusian Health.
25:47They would buy Clem's fly traps in bulk and then, I don't know, grind them up or something.
25:53Sell what's left as an extract.
25:55Here in the U.S., they're allowed to promote it as an immunity modulator.
26:00But that's only because that's all the FDA will allow.
26:03In other countries, places with looser standards, they're allowed to say that it can do a whole lot more.
26:08What, like creating cancer?
26:09Something about how the extract can eliminate abnormal cells without harming the normal ones.
26:14Clemden used to be all holistic.
26:15Over the years, the more Venusian Health bought from him, the more he started to buy what they were selling.
26:20The idea that fly trap extract could help or even save people like Lacey.
26:24That's why I kicked him out of our house that night.
26:26I just couldn't listen to it anymore.
26:29And the thing is, though, after Lacey passed, Clem did a 180.
26:34He said he was going to do like a deep dive into all things Venusian Health.
26:37Can he tell you what he meant by that?
26:39No.
26:41But last week, he left me this voicemail.
26:46Brody, I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
26:49All the false hope I gave Lacey, all the false hope Venusian gave me,
26:54I want you to know they're not going to get away with it.
26:56I love you, brother.
26:59Last Tuesday.
27:00Is that important?
27:02Well, as far as I've been able to tell, that's right around the last time anyone saw Clem alive.
27:11Is that you, RJ, or does my wife need to get her a gun?
27:14It's me.
27:15No need for gunplay.
27:16Well, matter of opinion.
27:23Hey.
27:24Oh.
27:24Oh, my God.
27:25What happened to your face?
27:25Forget the face.
27:26Why do you smell like stripper?
27:29The answer to both questions is it's complicated.
27:31Uh, are you free tomorrow morning?
27:34Why?
27:35Oh, he needs a favor.
27:36I can smell that on him, too.
27:38Actually, I'd be the one doing the favor.
27:40Uh, I may have a story for you on the Herald.
27:43A big one.
27:45One thing that never ceases to amaze me is the number of people who think the idea of treating disease
27:50with carnivorous plants is just some passing fad.
27:54The fluid from unopened monkey pitchers has been used to treat incontinence for centuries.
27:59In renaissance Italy, the best, most effective aphrodisiac was a cordial water made from drossera rotandafolia.
28:10Do you need me to spell that?
28:13No, thanks.
28:14I'll look it up.
28:15Not most in the mainstream media tend to look down their noses at alternative medicine.
28:19I commend the Broward County Herald for exploring what we do instead of trying to tear it down.
28:24Well, like I said on the phone, I guarantee the piece I'm writing isn't about the efficacy of your product.
28:29But I couldn't help noticing that in other countries it's advertised as treatment for cancer.
28:34Here in the U.S., it's only ever described as an immunity booster.
28:38Uh, my lawyers, they're very good.
28:41They'd probably tell me I shouldn't even dignify that question.
28:44And they would definitely tell me.
28:46It would be wrong to suggest that the American FDA is deep in the pocket of big pharma.
28:51I think your photographer's a little lost.
28:53Hey, not much for you to see back there.
28:55Oh, yeah.
28:56Do you want to get one of me near the logo?
28:58Great.
29:04Here?
29:05Uh, that was great, yeah.
29:06Yeah, that looks good.
29:08Yeah, right there.
29:09Good.
29:10Hydrogen peroxide, I don't suppose that's one of your secret ingredients?
29:13Why would it be?
29:14Based on my research, some homeopathic practitioners say it can treat dementia and enhance immune system function.
29:20This despite the fact that toxicity from the stuff can lead to hemorrhagic gastritis and organ rupture.
29:25You're forgetting mucosal blistering.
29:27That's why our hydrogen peroxide is just to clean the floors around here.
29:31The, uh, the flytraps you use to make your extracts, they come from a grower named Clem Crayshaw.
29:37Is that right?
29:40Well, the name rings a bell, but I'd have to go back and check on that.
29:43Why is he asking me questions?
29:45Clem Crayshaw was murdered last week.
29:47The police think he was killed by a kid who worked for him, but an anonymous source left me with
29:52the impression it might be someone else.
29:54There was a break in here last week, yeah?
29:56Your assistant called it in, told the police your computer was missing, then you showed up, said it wasn't, and
30:00you just took it home to do some work.
30:01Point being.
30:02Well, I just, I don't know, I just, I can't help but wondering.
30:06Was it Clem that broke in here?
30:08It was.
30:10Did he take your computer?
30:12And if he did, what do you find?
30:16I found rumors that the approvals you received to promote your extract as a cancer treatment in Belgium, Hungary, and
30:22Portugal could only have been the result of bribes.
30:25Okay.
30:25If the rumors are true, maybe there was some record of those payoffs on your computer.
30:29This interview's over.
30:31But please, don't forget what I said.
30:34My lawyers are very good.
30:42So, is he your guy?
30:43No.
30:44No doubt about it.
30:50George, thanks for coming.
30:52My pleasure.
30:53Detective Abreu.
30:54But it's still Georgiana.
30:56So you said in your email that you wanted to talk about the Marcus Abernathy case, but if memory serves,
31:00it isn't yours to discuss.
31:02You got me, Georgiana.
31:04Or do you prefer ADA Ballard?
31:06Either will do.
31:07The case is Detective Canty's, but he and I spoke, and he agreed you should hear what my associate has
31:14to tell you.
31:14Why do I recognize that man?
31:18Probably because your office prosecuted him for assault a couple years ago.
31:23So, if I'm following, you believe that Marcus Abernathy is innocent.
31:28You think the more likely perpetrator is this man, Remington Aubrey.
31:33Like we said, there's been rumors of bribes in other countries.
31:35Rumors don't tend to mean much in a courtroom.
31:38Look, give us some time to dig up more evidence on Aubrey.
31:41That's all we're asking.
31:41Clem Crayshaw was sending instructions to Marcus over Snapchat.
31:45Somehow that correspondence continued after he was dead.
31:48If we're right, it's because Aubrey took his phone after he killed him.
31:51He's the one who told Marcus to feed the plants that bag of Clem's remains.
31:55If it hadn't been for the raid, Aubrey would have kept using Marcus until every last bit of Clem was
31:59gone.
32:00Get a subpoena.
32:01Search Aubrey's home, search his business.
32:03Who knows, maybe we find Clem's phone.
32:04There's no point.
32:05How could you look at all this and say there's no point?
32:08Because Marcus Abernathy took a plea deal this morning.
32:11He confessed to everything.
32:13He's our killer.
32:16It's all right, guys.
32:17I had a long talk with my lawyer.
32:19But this way they'd take the death penalty off the table.
32:23No more murder charge.
32:26Just...
32:28Aggravated manslaughter.
32:30Just 30 years.
32:32But with good behavior, I could be out in 20.
32:36And you know I'm going to be well-behaved, Mr. Akin.
32:41You didn't do it, Marcus.
32:43Yeah, I mean, of course I didn't.
32:45But come on, guys.
32:47I got a good woman at home.
32:49I got a kid on the way.
32:50It's too much to live for to take a chance on a trial.
32:53Right?
32:57Hey, I could get him a new lawyer.
32:59Tell him Marcus changed his mind.
33:00He wants to plead not guilty.
33:02Well, you can do that, but that won't make the confession go away.
33:05The DA's office will still be able to use it at trial.
33:08Guys, hey.
33:10I'm right here.
33:14And I told you.
33:15I'm okay.
33:17It's all going to be okay.
33:21Do you guys know who's taking care of the plants now?
33:24What's that?
33:25They're fly traps.
33:26I was thinking about them yesterday.
33:28Do you know if the police are tending to them or if...
33:31Well, I can look into that for you.
33:34Yeah.
33:34Just make sure they're not overfeeding the little guys.
33:37I mean, last count, there were 24,338 plants.
33:39That works out to 10.2 pounds of food per feeding, one feeding per week.
33:42Anything more and you're going to lose a few.
33:46Do you work all that math out yourself?
33:50Yeah.
33:50Yeah.
33:52The day Clem told me he was going to bring me that bag of meat, I had to tell him
33:56more
33:56than once.
33:5810.2 pounds, Clem.
33:59Nothing more.
34:01And, uh, I guess it wasn't actually Clem.
34:04It was the other guy.
34:06But, uh, still, I mean, he listened.
34:07Next time I weighed the bag, it was just right.
34:11Did you know the human head weighs 8 pounds?
34:15Look.
34:17Jerry Maguire, the cute little kid with glasses of blonde hair.
34:19Remember him?
34:20Uh, yeah.
34:21I didn't see that one.
34:22Hold on, here we go.
34:27The average human head actually weighs 11 pounds.
34:29Oh, that's great.
34:30Well, next maybe you can tell us the, uh, airspeed and velocity of what unladen swallow.
34:34No, no, no, no.
34:35If you add up all of Clem's body parts, head, hands, butt cheeks, biceps, all of his
34:40missing parts, it must weigh, what, 20 pounds, more?
34:42The markers just said the bag that Aubrey left for him weighed exactly 10.2 pounds.
34:46If that was the case, then where's the rest of Clem?
34:51Why hasn't it turned up yet?
34:56Hey.
35:00How's the food here?
35:05Hey.
35:06As much fun as it was to meet A.D.A. Ballard today, do you know anyone else that can
35:10get
35:10us a warrant to search Remington Aubrey's warehouse?
35:13Why?
35:14Pretty sure I know how we can prove he killed Clem Creshawn.
35:23Mr. Aubrey.
35:25Detective, I would hate you.
35:26I believe you already met Mr. Decker.
35:28Hello.
35:29I was asked to be here by 9.
35:31It's almost 11.
35:32Is it?
35:33If the lack of common courtesy isn't on the list of reasons to defund you people, it should
35:37be.
35:39Well, I'm not a cop.
35:40I'm a P.I.
35:41But if it makes it feel any better, I am pretty defunded.
35:44Reason we're late if my colleagues needed a little time to execute a search warrant at
35:49your warehouse.
35:51What could the police possibly have been looking for at my warehouse?
35:54Uh, the rest of Clem Creshawn?
35:56Well, when you were using his phone to pretend to be him, Marcus Abernathy told you that Clem's
36:01flat traps could only take 10.2 pounds of food per feeding.
36:04Problem was, you had at least twice that, didn't you?
36:07Most of Clem was found in his freezer.
36:09A little more was in the bag Marcus was holding when he was arrested.
36:12But some of Clem was still out there.
36:15And the question was where and why?
36:18Part of the why was Marcus' insistence in only feeding the plants 10.2 pounds of meat.
36:23But I think the rest of it had to do with how damn hard it would have been to get
36:26a human
36:27head inside of a meat grinder.
36:28Clem was my sole supplier of Venus flytraps.
36:32Why would I kill him?
36:33Why would I hurt my own business?
36:35Probably because he was about to hurt a lot more.
36:37He stole your computer.
36:39And there was something on it that would have proven your company isn't on the level.
36:43So you killed him.
36:48You ever heard of Piranha Solution?
36:51No.
36:51It's basically sulfuric acid on crack.
36:54I learned about this stuff when they did time with a guy that tried to use it to burn
36:57through the top of a safe he was breaking into.
36:59Did he just say he was an ex-convict?
37:01This guy's plan did not work out so well.
37:03All he made to do was start a fire.
37:05See, Piranha Solution can be a little unpredictable when it comes to metal.
37:08But what he's really good at, almost 100% of the time, is turning bone and flesh into soup.
37:16Piranha Solution only has two ingredients.
37:18One, Mr. Decker already mentioned, sulfuric acid.
37:21And the other is hydrogen peroxide.
37:23Yesterday you said you had a barrel of that stuff to clean the floors.
37:26But see this one here, see this barrel here, see where it's all turned to the wall.
37:29And you can just make it at the S.U.L.
37:31And that got me thinking, what if it's filled with sulfuric acid?
37:34After you realized you couldn't use Marcus and the fly traps to get rid of a human skull,
37:39you ordered both of these barrels through your company,
37:41you mixed their contents in the sink at your warehouse,
37:43and then in went Mr. Crayshaw's head.
37:51Or was there some of the reason you didn't want me taking pictures of it?
37:55These are two partially dissolved teeth CSU found in the sink's drain trap a little while ago.
38:01And this is the bullet for a nine-millimeter pistol.
38:07You're the registered owner of a nine-millimeter pistol, aren't you?
38:19Got your message.
38:22But if you ask me to come here because you're having second thoughts about us getting together...
38:27I most assuredly am not.
38:31Okay. And why am I here?
38:33Our boy Marcus is about to be released from jail.
38:36Police finally realize he isn't a killer.
38:38You could have just said so in your text.
38:40Hey, hey.
38:42How's my timing?
38:43In the nick of, buddy.
38:45You know, this goes on my bill ride.
38:51Anything else?
38:52Uh, yeah, I'm throwing Marcus a little welcome home party on the beach tonight.
38:58The reason I wanted to tell you in person is
39:00is I wanted to make sure you weren't there.
39:06Well, last time I checked, this is America, and I can go where I want.
39:09Well, it is, and you can.
39:13Actually, it's the other reason why I wanted you to stop by.
39:22My car?
39:25Well, you got it out of impound?
39:29I paid.
39:31My friend handled the transport.
39:33You know, the other day,
39:35he said you'd rather be living in Nashville,
39:37but she didn't say why.
39:39Mm-hmm.
39:43My sister lives there?
39:45It's not like we're close or anything,
39:47but she writes me sometimes and makes it sound...
39:53I don't know.
39:55Nice.
39:58Go there.
39:59Try to find nice.
40:01So whatever you're looking for right now,
40:04it ain't here in Fort Lauderdale,
40:06and it ain't with Marcus.
40:11All I've been is bad to you.
40:13Why are you being so good to me?
40:16You remind me of someone.
40:21I loved her, and yet,
40:23had someone sent her off to Nashville way back when,
40:28well,
40:29things would have ended up better for the both of us.
40:38Drive safe now.
41:02Would you believe this is my first
41:04glad you're not going to prison party?
41:06Well, knowing who your dad is,
41:09no.
41:10No, I would not.
41:11What happened to your eye?
41:13This?
41:15Misunderstanding.
41:19You want a beer?
41:20No.
41:21No?
41:21I'm not staying.
41:22You're not staying?
41:24Mostly just came to see if we're even now.
41:26You gave me a name.
41:27You gave me one name.
41:29One name.
41:30Turned out the guy didn't even do it.
41:32What's your obsession with us getting even?
41:34What is that?
41:34If we get even too fast,
41:36there won't be any reason for me to call you anymore.
41:38No, I mean,
41:40is that what you want?
41:42Getting too close to a family like mine
41:44could earn you a return trip to Appalachia.
41:47Is that what you want?
41:48I don't know what I want.
41:53Not yet.
41:56Well, then, for tonight,
41:57it's probably best to just celebrate what we've got.
42:01In my case,
42:02an 8 o'clock reservation staccato.
42:05You and the other dirtbags have fun.
42:12You and the other dirtbags have fun.
42:13You and the other dirtbags who don't love you,
42:29you've got to make him holy다고.
42:29You're going to want it?
42:30we're going to try something.
42:30Are we Italian?
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