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Blue Skies S01E07 (2026)
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00:14I think this is a spot.
00:15Yeah.
00:19Where forest limbs and twin pairs lean, their mirrored arms divide the green.
00:25Stand where the crossing lines entwine, then pace twelve steps along the spine.
00:31I think it's a W.
00:33Yeah, so mirrored arms and then crossing lines entwine.
00:45I think this is it.
00:52That must be it. That's a W.
00:56One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
01:15Come on.
01:17Come on.
01:48should i be worried about you no if i stop doing this then you can worry that means i've lost
01:54all
01:54hope nora esposito come in go for esposito i'm with larson and blue we have a discovery of a
02:05body over at pine hollow need you to get down there asap copy
02:18thanks check what have we got john doe discovered early this morning by two hikers
02:25they were on a treasure hunt i'll get to that vick has no id no phone fingerprints not in the
02:32system due to the body state of rigor forensics suggest he's been dead for about two to six
02:36hours do we know cause of death not yet well that's way for the coroner's report but no obvious
02:41signs of blunt force trauma this was the only thing found near the body
02:52i don't know people still wrote in cursive the lost art where forest limbs in twin pairs lean
02:58their mirrored arms divide the green stand where the crossing runs entwined and paste 12 steps along
03:06the spine could belong to our victim or his killer well whoever he is he's a poet that would be
03:13bartholomew brantley famous local artist wanted to encourage people to get off their phones and
03:18into nature right before he died brantley published a poem a list of clues leading to a treasure chest
03:24filled with gold and artifacts somewhere in crystal ridge our hikers made it the final clue obviously
03:30didn't find what they were looking for no treasure at the scene nothing my guess is whoever killed our
03:35vick took the gold and ran tell us about this poem it's the map the poem has 10 clues each
03:40clue is
03:41dependent on the previous one brantley's grandson went on record no one knows the whereabouts of
03:45the treasure or the answers to the clues except brantley himself he passed away a year ago taking
03:50it to the grave how do you know so much about this meeks did some quick digging before i got
03:56to the
03:56scene sure you did meeks we need to id the victim which means we need his last known movements which
04:03would presumably be the steps of the treasure hunt i'll interview the couple that found the body
04:07they had to have solved the poem to get to the final clue right but then what we have to
04:14solve
04:14the treasure for ourselves and fast there's a killer at large where are we going i already solved clues
04:26growing through five so we can start there i had some trouble after that hopefully you could do better
04:31how long have you been working on finding the treasure that's neither here nor there the treasure
04:37is in our park theoretically we should know how to find it faster than anyone solving the clues is the
04:42only way to retrace our victim's steps i'll have rangers secure the area and start canvassing great
04:46let's get tyson on cctv and facial recognition see if he can place our victim who knew we could be
04:51a
04:51good team my partner is the very good boy sitting right behind you thanks for sticking around i know
05:02today has been challenging to say the least my colleague tells me that you both got in last night
05:08how did you solve the clues to the poem so fast well we didn't we didn't figure it out per
05:15se we
05:16didn't figure it out at all walk me through this well we heard about the treasure on a private online
05:23forum figured we'd try our luck last night we went to that inn cliff's edge sat at the bar talked
05:30about
05:30our future fantasized about the money that sort of thing while we were there we overheard this man on
05:35the phone talking about the poem he was talking about the ninth clue and he mentioned the exact coordinates
05:40so you could skip solving the eight previous clues we would only have to solve the final clue
05:46did you talk to this man no he was on the phone the whole time did you catch who he
05:53might have been
05:54talking to you can you describe him for our forensic artist sure
06:05hard to believe our vick and perp did all this promise of money will make people do strange things
06:10push people to their limits
06:14doesn't look like there's picking anything up
06:19well this is the old mill
06:21what's left of it
06:25next clue
06:27beneath that stone where dew has kissed
06:29soft moss clings in morning mist
06:30where owl light falls and branches veer
06:33mossy notch will soon appear
06:36that's an old growth forest ideal for owls
06:39the burrowing owl migrates there in winter
06:42my mom was a bird watcher
06:43owls were her favorite
06:45let's get going then
06:46but what about the mossy notch
06:48there was a big old tree with pernate branches just east
06:51in that bog by miner's meadow
06:54bogs have moss
06:55does that tree have owls
06:58no even better
07:04king do you copy
07:06go for king
07:06they overheard a man talking about the coordinates of the treasure at cliff's edge in the night before
07:11seems like a strange thing to talk about in public
07:13my thoughts exactly
07:14the sketch artist is just finishing up with them now
07:16i'll send it to dispatch and have them put out a bolo
07:18see if you can get in touch with madge
07:21try to get an image from the cameras at the inn
07:23send it to bernard
07:23he'll run it through facial recognition see if there's a match
07:26copy
07:30i think it's just around here
07:34yes look
07:41how did you know where to find this
07:42my mom and i used to go hiking we used to play this game
07:46that's silly
07:47well brantley uses optical illusions in his art to send secret messages
07:51makes sense this would be one of the stops on his treasure map
07:56you know what's good about moss
07:58it holds sense very well
08:00yes it does
08:02blue search
08:10blue peel
08:16this is officer larson and officer meeks with nps
08:18anybody here
08:20i need to speak with you
08:32clear
08:33uh...
08:51clear
08:57I found this.
09:00That's our Vic.
09:03Footprints.
09:04Three sets of footprints.
09:07He wasn't in the park alone.
09:29Get you a cup of coffee?
09:30I'm good.
09:31I'm in a coffee shop, remember?
09:33Right.
09:34Silly question.
09:40About whispering pines.
09:42I feel like we have all the pieces of the puzzle.
09:45But none of them are fitting together.
09:48Like the newspaper clipping from the stone glass lake murder?
09:51Claire had them for a reason.
09:53Why would she keep telling me?
09:54They said weren't important.
10:02I think we go back to the leads we have
10:04and try to find somebody we missed along the way.
10:10Maybe I should pay Stacy Cantor another visit.
10:17Can you guys hear me okay?
10:18Loud and clear.
10:20We have ID'd our victim.
10:22Jackson Turner.
10:2430s.
10:25Associated his family's law firm.
10:27Turner and Turner.
10:28Recently proposed to his long-time girlfriend,
10:31Emily Warner.
10:32Apparently wanted the treasure
10:33so that they could start their life together
10:35and so that she could, quote,
10:37have the wedding of her dreams.
10:39Nancy has been notified
10:40and is on her way in town from out of state.
10:44Esposito.
10:44I want you to talk to her when she gets here.
10:46I've been doing some digging into Jackson Socials.
10:49Looks like he went camping with his two best friends.
10:52Who are these so-called friends?
10:53Well, first up is...
10:55Eddie Henderson.
10:56Grew up in foster care after his father was incarcerated,
10:58but appears to be a shining star.
11:01Sixth grade teacher.
11:02Started a big brother program.
11:04Ran a background check.
11:05Clean as a whistle.
11:06Casey Crawford, on the other hand,
11:08arrested once for aggravated assault bills and collections.
11:11Based off the dates,
11:12I'd say these guys have been friends since high school.
11:14I analyzed her most recent posts.
11:16Location tracking has been disabled for all three of them.
11:19It's possible they were separated from Jackson
11:21and are still on the hunt.
11:23We can keep following the clues.
11:25See if we can find them.
11:26Copy that.
11:49Again.
11:51What do you want?
11:53I'm getting threatening messages from an unknown number.
11:57And you think it's me.
11:58No.
11:59I don't.
12:01But I think that we both might be in danger.
12:07Come in.
12:19Still no word from any or case, but...
12:21I got in touch with the executor for Bartholomew Brantley's estate,
12:24and Meeks, you were right.
12:25He insists that no one knows the actual coordinates on the map
12:27other than Brantley.
12:28He also said that no one has reported finding the treasure.
12:31So the seekers are still out there.
12:33We'll put out a bolo and...
12:34Eddie and Casey try to get in contact with their families.
12:37We can try and match the clues in the poem with their last photo.
12:40Sending you their most recent post from yesterday.
12:43Judging by the sun, it's about midday.
12:46Was there a caption on the photo?
12:49Seize the day.
12:50Now, brother.
12:51Yeah, this could be anywhere.
12:54What's the last stanza in the poem?
12:56The notch will lead past Aspen's gate,
12:58where seven trunks in silence wait.
13:01The tallest boughs go left from there,
13:03and count your steps in mountain air.
13:06Look at the reflection in his sunglasses.
13:09That's an Aspen Grove campsite.
13:13Lars and Meeks head to the Aspen Grove campsite.
13:16Until we get some more evidence,
13:18everyone's a suspect.
13:24I think you should leave town.
13:26If I'm getting threats, it can't be safe for you either.
13:29I'm not sure leaving is the answer.
13:34Seems like the smart thing to do is drop it.
13:41Someone has you scared.
13:44Look, I have been told not to talk,
13:46and now maybe they think I'm talking.
13:48Who are they?
13:52You're not going to get the answer you want.
13:54Move on with your life.
13:57That's what I'm going to do.
14:10Hey, Bill.
14:11I just spoke with Stacy.
14:13What'd she say?
14:14I'll tell you more in person,
14:15but no major revelations.
14:17I think someone threatened her.
14:19The same person might be threatening me.
14:21Bill, we've got to tell Jody.
14:23I know you want to protect her, but...
14:25I know.
14:25I'm going to tell her tonight.
14:27Keep your phone on.
14:28Talk soon.
14:32Hey.
14:37I still can't believe it.
14:40Who would do something like this?
14:43That's what we need your help figuring out.
14:47Jackson was such a good person.
14:50Everyone loved him.
14:53You know he'd never been camping before this.
14:56He went on this treasure hunt so that we could have a beautiful wedding.
15:00A beautiful life.
15:03I'm so sorry, Emily.
15:04I can't even imagine.
15:10Would it be okay if I asked you some questions?
15:12Anything to find you did this.
15:15What can you tell me about Casey and Eddie?
15:19We've known each other since high school.
15:21Eddie used to spend a lot of time over at Jackson's.
15:25Casey's an artist.
15:27He liked that guy Brantley's work and found out about the treasure hunt.
15:33He's the creative one.
15:35Do you know anything about his run-ins with the law?
15:37Yeah.
15:38Um.
15:39There was a creepy guy trying to talk to me at a bar.
15:44Casey asked him to leave me alone.
15:45But he wouldn't.
15:47So he punched him.
15:51We dated for a few years before Jackson.
15:54But it was a long time ago.
15:56Do you think that Casey still has feelings for you?
15:58No.
15:59No, we're just friends.
16:02Any idea why Casey and Eddie wouldn't notify the police if Jackson went missing?
16:07I just assumed their phones had no service.
16:10I mean, I hadn't heard much from Jackson at all just last night.
16:14Oh?
16:15He called me from a restaurant.
16:17It was hard to hear him, but he finally had service.
16:22What'd he say?
16:23He told me that he loved me.
16:25And that he had a good feeling that our lives were about to change for the better.
16:31Did Jackson write in cursive?
16:33No.
16:34Never, no.
16:35His handwriting was horrible.
16:37It was like a kid's.
16:50All right, I'll check this camp over here.
16:52You want to see this one?
16:57Detective Larson, NPS.
17:01Oh, there.
17:02Anyone home?
17:05Hello?
17:32Police, drop it.
17:35Police.
17:40We need to ask you a few questions.
17:46What do we got?
17:48Milton Bloodso.
17:5040s accountant, never married.
17:52We found him with an empty treasure chest, an action camera, and a hard drive with the words
17:57murder in the woods written on it.
17:58Treasure chest?
17:59No treasure.
18:00It appears so.
18:01Prelimb search of his name says that he's on a watch list for criminal-related internet
18:04searches, including best ways to commit murder in a national park.
18:09Meeks, lead the interrogation.
18:11Larson, link up with Ryan.
18:13Keep looking for Casey and Eddie.
18:14At this point, they're missing persons.
18:16By the way, we got the report back.
18:18Jackson died of a stab wound.
18:21Coroner believes it was a dull, round instrument about half an inch in diameter.
18:24It's not a knife.
18:26We're looking for an unusual murder weapon.
18:33I just got confirmation that it was Brian Lee's treasure chest.
18:36During the download transfer, I used a facial recognition software to scan the action camera
18:40footage, and look who I saw.
18:42Our victim.
18:44That's Jackson.
18:45They crossed paths.
18:47Wouldn't Jackson show up again if this guy killed him?
18:50Not necessarily.
18:51He was killed in the middle of the night.
18:52Once the transfer's done, I can up the exposure during the date and time of our murder, see
18:56if anything shows up.
18:58Mm-hmm.
19:08What's up, Jody?
19:08Just got the text from King.
19:10Just packing up right now.
19:11Did she brief you?
19:12She said it wasn't officially a missing persons yet, but two men are MIA.
19:15We found a dead body this morning.
19:17Our victim was on a treasure hunt with his two friends, and we need to find them, Stab.
19:21Treasure hunt?
19:21Didn't know that still existed.
19:23Okay, where should we meet?
19:25Breathwood.
19:26You know what?
19:26Take my commasome sometimes.
19:28See you soon?
19:29Thanks.
19:30See ya.
19:36Goodbye.
19:39This whole thing is a misunderstanding.
19:42Let's talk about the facts.
19:43First, there's the internet searches about how to bury a body in a national park.
19:48Then there's your hard drive with the incriminating label, Murder in the Woods, which just so happens
19:53to contain footage of our victim the day before he died.
19:57Lastly, you have Bartholomew Brantley's treasure chest, which was taken from the exact location
20:02we found the body.
20:03We know this because there was a hole dug up where the treasure should have been.
20:06There's a simple explanation for all of this.
20:11I'm writing a novel.
20:13It's a mystery.
20:14About a murder in the woods.
20:16I know it sounds far-fetched, but it's true.
20:19In my research, I learned about the treasure hunt, and I thought that would make a perfect
20:22backdrop for my story.
20:24Not exactly a revolutionary idea.
20:26Call it what you will, but I headed to the park, I strapped on my camera, and I just
20:31so happened to stumble upon the treasure chest.
20:33It was just sitting there, empty, out in the open.
20:36Whoever found the treasure, they were obviously in a hurry and left it behind.
20:42Come on, Milton.
20:44You don't expect me to believe all that, do you?
20:47Because it looks like you killed an innocent man for inspiration.
20:50I didn't kill him.
20:51I've never even seen him.
20:53He's in your footage.
20:54We must have just passed by each other in the park.
20:56I record everything.
20:57Besides, why would I kill him?
20:59Maybe you just wanted to mix in a little non-fiction with your fiction.
21:03Check my hard drive.
21:05You'll see the moment that I find the treasure chest.
21:07You'll see that it's empty.
21:08It's time stamped and everything.
21:12I was alone.
21:14It's all there.
21:17King wants to see you.
21:21Saved by the bell?
21:30Tyson checked the footage during the approximate time of the murder.
21:33He was almost back to base camp.
21:35He was alone when he found the treasure chest.
21:37Looks like it.
21:37Any way that footage has been doctored or the timestamp altered?
21:40Yeah, it's not likely since it's coming from the original data.
21:56Hey, buddy.
21:57Hey.
22:00So what do we got?
22:02Hey.
22:03Eddie and Casey.
22:05No one has seen or heard from them in almost 24 hours.
22:08Not a lot of cell service in the area.
22:10They're novice campers.
22:12Treasure hunt.
22:12They could have forgotten portable treasures.
22:14It's possible.
22:16The fact is, their friend went missing, and now he's dead.
22:20And there's no trace of these guys.
22:22Not at the site where they were camping.
22:23Their cell phones haven't pinged any towers.
22:25They haven't been seen on CCTV.
22:27Meeks and I were at Aspen Grove, the site of the last clue on the treasure map, which bought us
22:30here.
22:31Just need to figure out where to go next.
22:37Here.
22:39Now seek the tree that leans with grace, its roots dug deep in time-worn place.
22:44Along its trunk where shadows sprawl, the earth breathes deep, then lets it fall.
22:51So we're looking for a place that rises and falls.
22:55Well, tides go in and out, but we don't have any oceans.
22:58We do have water, where levels fluctuate.
23:01Specifically, Vailwater Brook.
23:04Vailwater Brook.
23:07Not just a pretty face.
23:17What is it?
23:18I was scrubbing through Milton's footage when I got a notification.
23:21You know the man the couple overheard at the inn?
23:23The one who said he knew where the treasure was.
23:25Yeah, well I got a match.
23:26From the forensic sketch and the security footage at Cliff's Edge Inn last night.
23:31Drake Brantley.
23:33Bartholomew Brantley's grandson.
23:34It's just kind of interesting.
23:36What do we know about him?
23:37Well, he's the sole heir to the Brantley fortune.
23:39Maybe he's upset Peepaw was giving away some of his inheritance.
23:42I'll find his license plate number, put it to CCTV, see if I can track it.
23:46Get Madge to come in and talk to us.
24:07Sheriff, I couldn't get you fishing five times in 20 years.
24:10Now here you are.
24:13I like fishing as much as the next guy.
24:15Sure you do.
24:20All right.
24:32Yep, yep, yep, yep.
24:34I do recognize him.
24:36He came in last night, sat at the bar, didn't say much to me.
24:39Yapping on his phone the entire time, which I thought was pretty rude.
24:42But, you know, what are you going to do?
24:43Did you happen to catch any of his conversation?
24:45No, I didn't have time to use her if it was packed.
24:47Anything that might help us.
24:49Uh, well, I did suggest that he take his conversation outside, which he did.
24:53He took the hint.
24:54Can you tell us anything else?
24:55Yeah, he booked a room last night, checked out this afternoon.
24:57You probably just missed him.
25:03Thanks, Madge.
25:04Well, you know where to find me.
25:07Tyson, Madge is holding Drake's room at the inn.
25:08We need forensics to search it for a murder weapon or any traces of Jackson's DNA.
25:12On it, I scanned Drake's plate number.
25:13He was able to track his movements on CCTV.
25:15What's the last known location?
25:16Main Street.
25:17Okay, we'll go check it out.
25:18Text us to make and model.
25:19Copy.
25:28It's a great place to come and clear my head and get away from all the noise.
25:34Now, why did you really want to see me?
25:39The reason I asked you about Stacy Cantor, I think it might have something to do with what
25:45happened to Claire.
25:48What do you mean?
25:49I don't think what happened to Claire was an accident.
25:51Well, I was there, Bill.
25:53And I saw the reports.
25:55This is your grief talk.
25:57You're still in denial.
25:59No, Al.
26:00I'm not.
26:02All right.
26:04I'm listening.
26:06I don't know what happened or who did what.
26:08Things aren't adding up.
26:11Need your help.
26:13Look, Bill, I don't see how Stoneglass and what happened to Claire are connected.
26:19But anything you need.
26:21I need you to run a number for me.
26:23Figure out who it belongs to.
26:26Sure.
26:28Just get it to me and I'll run it down for you.
26:43Talk to me, Tyson.
26:44Brownlee's SUV was just bought to come into town on Front Street.
26:47Doesn't look like he's in a hurry.
26:48You're a quarter of a mile out.
27:10Casey Crawford.
27:11Blue, go.
27:13Go.
27:14Go.
27:16Go.
27:17Go.
27:17Go.
27:18Go.
27:18Go.
27:22Go.
27:37Go.
27:38Go.
27:39Go.
27:39Go.
27:40Go.
27:40Go.
27:41Go.
27:41Go.
27:41Go.
27:41Go.
27:42Go.
27:42Go.
27:42Go.
27:42Go.
27:42Go.
27:49Oh, my God.
28:13Sir, we're going to need you to step out of the vehicle.
28:23We have witnesses saying they overheard you talking about the buried treasure.
28:26Why is that?
28:27I just, I wanted this to be over.
28:30My grandfather had pure intentions.
28:32I loved him very much, but my family and I, we've gotten death threats over this treasure hunt.
28:38I'm very sorry to hear that.
28:39So this phone call?
28:40I created a private online forum pretending to be a fan.
28:44After that, I knew there'd be seekers at the inn.
28:46I figured if I disguised myself a little and spoke loudly enough,
28:50one of them might accidentally overhear me and find the treasure.
28:53And my family would finally be safe.
28:55Who was on the other end of the call?
28:56No one.
28:57All right, check the call lock, all right?
28:58It was all a show.
28:59You went on record saying you didn't know where the treasure was.
29:02That only your grandfather knew.
29:04I made that statement before he passed, and back then it was true.
29:07He left the answer for me in his will.
29:10I've kept it a secret from everyone until now.
29:13So none of this is about your inheritance?
29:14The last thing I need is more money.
29:16My grandfather left me a fortune.
29:18What about the bloody screwdriver?
29:20I, I locked my keys in my car.
29:23All right?
29:23I, I found a video showing how to break in using a screwdriver.
29:27Got into my car, but not without a battle wound.
29:30Okay.
29:31Just one last question.
29:33Where were you last night between the hours of 12 and 4 a.m.?
29:36I was in my room at the inn.
29:39I, I couldn't sleep, so I ordered room service in the middle of the night.
29:43Do you know who did this?
29:45That's what we're trying to figure out.
29:47Let's just focus on you.
29:49Where were you between the hours of 12 and 4 a.m.?
29:52I was in my tent, sleeping.
29:54Can anyone corroborate that?
29:57Check my smartwatch.
29:59Okay, we will.
30:02Tell me about last night.
30:03We decided to take a break and get some food at the inn.
30:07Jackson was on the phone with Emily.
30:09I got us a table, Eddie got us drinks.
30:12At the bar?
30:12Yeah, that's where you get drinks, isn't it?
30:15You snap often, Casey?
30:17No, I just...
30:18Like when you were arrested for aggravated assault?
30:21I was protecting you.
30:22Emily, we know.
30:25You still have feelings for her?
30:28No.
30:29I love her as a friend.
30:33I can't believe he's dead.
30:36I've known him since the 9th grade.
30:39You guys were close.
30:43Why didn't you call anyone once you realized he was gone?
30:46We were camping along the way.
30:49We would follow the clues and pack up to go to the next one.
30:52We couldn't get a hold of Jackson, figured if he came back and his stuff was gone, that
30:56wouldn't be good, so we left it for him.
30:58We just assumed he got an itch and wanted to get ahead and start finding the treasure.
31:02Didn't that make you mad?
31:04That he'd get the treasure for himself?
31:06No, Jackson wouldn't do that.
31:08He would share it with us, even if he found it on his own.
31:11What if that wasn't his plan?
31:13He wouldn't.
31:16When was the last time you saw Jackson?
31:18We got back to our campsite and got in our tents.
31:21When I woke up, he was gone.
31:23Eddie said he left a note saying he'd be back and not to wait.
31:27So what did you think when you woke up in the morning and he was gone?
31:30I assumed he went to get the treasure for himself.
31:32Why would you assume that?
31:33It was the only thing that made sense.
31:35Emily wanted an extravagant wedding.
31:38I guess Jackson must have felt pressure to find the treasure.
31:41So you didn't think anything was wrong, that something could have happened?
31:45That wasn't my first instinct, no.
31:48Sure.
31:51Why'd you run?
31:53Isn't the treasure hunt illegal?
31:55I thought you were going to arrest us.
31:57And I don't have money to pay fines.
31:59I'm not going back to jail.
32:01Once was enough.
32:07Okay, we let Drake go.
32:09Forensic scratched the screwdriver and it came back positive for Drake's blood, but Drake's
32:13blood only.
32:14And Madge corroborated his alibi.
32:16He ordered late night room service and he didn't leave his room until this afternoon.
32:19He's out.
32:20What we need is...
32:23This ranger says they found something by the body.
32:26Looks like a fountain pen.
32:28Yeah, it looks splintered.
32:30This could have broken during the force of a stabbing.
32:33Ranger says fingerprints have been wiped.
32:36There are blood remnants inside the pen.
32:38It has CC engraved on the side.
32:40Casey's initials.
32:43Something's not adding up here.
32:44Motive, murder weapon, he ran.
32:48Hold Casey, release Eddie.
32:58When can I have my phone back?
33:00As soon as you sign these.
33:04What's this?
33:05Release points.
33:06You're free to go.
33:14Hey, I'm Casey.
33:16He needs to stay a little longer.
33:18You don't think it's something to do with this?
33:20I really can't say.
33:34That was forensics.
33:36Fingerprints weren't detected, but it came back positive for Jackson's DNA.
33:40At least we have a murder weapon.
34:04What is it?
34:05I need to see the photos from Eddie's campsite.
34:07It's just a stack of graded papers.
34:14Hand me the paper that was left by the body.
34:16The phone?
34:30Tyson, I need to see Milton's action camera footage from just before he found the treasure chest.
34:34On it.
34:38Stop.
34:40Eddie.
34:43We need to get to the treasure site where the body was found.
34:47Let's hope we're not too late.
34:50Meeks?
34:51Come on, boy.
35:10Come on, buddy.
35:18He's not here.
35:23I think it went this way.
35:25Come on.
35:37What are you guys doing here?
35:39We'd like to ask you the same question.
35:44Edward Henderson, you're under arrest for the murder of Jackson Turner.
35:50I'm going to need to search your bag.
36:14I'm going to need to see his later now.
36:21I don't know.
36:48Your innocent teacher act nearly had us fooled, Eddie.
36:53How'd you know?
36:55You were all at Cliff's Edge Inn last night.
36:58You went to the bar, overheard someone who had exact coordinates leading to the treasure.
37:05So you wrote it down, along with the last stanza of the poem.
37:11You're a teacher who still uses cursive.
37:15You got a distinct G with a tail.
37:17Not a lot of people write like that.
37:20I first noticed it on the paper at the crime scene, and then on the graded tests inside
37:25your tent, and finally tonight on your release forms.
37:30You figured you'd leave in the middle of the night and find the treasure yourself.
37:33No one would know.
37:35He didn't account for Jackson hearing you leave and following you.
37:39He said he wanted the money for an extravagant wedding, and you wanted it all for yourself.
37:58What are you doing, man?
38:01What are you...
38:02You know I need the treasure.
38:03Whoa!
38:05Hey!
38:06Hey!
38:06Hey!
38:06Hey!
38:07Hey!
38:10Hey!
38:10Hey!
38:13Hey!
38:13Hey!
38:14Hey!
38:22Hey!
38:23the fountain pen earlier that day to grade test papers the paper found that
38:28the crime scene was written with shaded feathery ink the pen came back positive
38:35for Jackson's blood and we have footage of you leaving the crime scene from
38:40another camper's action camera on the timeline of Jackson's death and now
38:46you're here with the treasure
39:23so
39:29so
39:30so
39:30so
40:00Hello.
40:02Just wanted to say good work. Didn't get a chance to say bye, but I heard you got your guy.
40:06Yeah, we did. Sorry, it's just my dad.
40:14You should get that.
40:15Oh, that's okay. I can call him back.
40:16Oh, it's late. It might be important.
40:20You're right. Thank you for your help today.
40:24Happy to do it.
40:31Hey, Dad.
40:32Hey, kiddo. You busy?
40:34No, I'm just having a night in with Blue.
40:36Okay if I swing by.
40:38Is something wrong?
40:40I want to drop off a box of Mom's stuff.
40:42Mementos, photos, that sort of thing.
40:45Thought it might be nice for you to help.
40:47Plus, I wanted to talk to you about something.
40:50Yeah, of course. Come by.
40:51Sounds good, Bug. See you soon.
41:21We'll be okay.
41:23Fuck you.
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