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00:17Are you working today?
00:20Yeah. I'm gonna go to the office after the gym.
00:22On a weekend?
00:24The initial render for the bank retrofit, it's got a tight deadline.
00:31Is that my shirt?
00:32Yeah.
00:35Is that why you were in my closet?
00:39Yeah, I'm sorry. I couldn't help myself.
00:42Why? Why else would I be in your closet?
00:45If you were looking at the safe, it's not mine.
00:49It was in the apartment when I got here, already locked, and I don't have the combination.
00:55Whoa.
00:57No, I wasn't.
01:00But okay.
01:01Was there somewhere you had to be at 5.30 this morning?
01:04Yeah.
01:06I went to go see my therapist.
01:10Therapist works odd hours.
01:12He does for me.
01:14Do you find that it helps you?
01:15I will say. Doesn't hurt.
01:18Usually when someone says I will say, it means there's something else that they won't say.
01:28It's my mom.
01:29She only ever calls me when she needs tech support.
01:32Anyway, I need to go.
01:33I was thinking I could swing by your work for lunch today.
01:36I'm going to be really busy.
01:38And if I need to eat, I'll just order something from the office.
01:41I'll see you.
01:42I'll be here.
01:45You can keep it.
01:49Sure.
04:16The Narrow River Killing refers to the brutal murder of prep school student Paul Sparling,
04:22found on the banks of a tidal inlet near the Narragansett Bay on June 5th, 2009.
04:28Autopsy ruled a homicide.
04:30Fellow student Shane Martin was arrested for first-degree murder, though it was widely believed his classmate, Oliver St. Ledger,
04:38was responsible for the crime.
04:40Wait, are we getting that?
04:41This is the wiki.
04:43Wiki?
04:43And I'm not seeing any mainstream press connecting St. Ledger to this case at all.
04:48I do find some subreddits, though, something about how the students at the school knew the truth, no one asked
04:55the right questions.
04:56Yeah, his name's Casper St. Ledger.
05:02On the 2018 Midas list of world's richest venture capitalists, net worth close to a billion.
05:08Damn.
05:09Get this.
05:11His mama's name is Chicky.
05:13Okay.
05:15All right.
05:15That says it.
05:16Yeah.
05:17And the rest of this is just about sightings of him in different cities and stuff.
05:21He's like a psycho Sasquatch.
05:24His last listing is a couple months ago in Boston.
05:27I wonder what the Narragansett PD has to say about all this.
05:31Case motherfucking closed.
05:33Casper and Chicky shut that shit down years ago.
05:36The internet still remembers, and whoever wrote this...
05:39Oh.
05:41He just left a phone number.
05:44I wonder if he took the bait.
05:46Yeah, not if he found any garbage.
05:47Oh, true.
05:48Do, do.
05:52You've reached Jane Miller.
05:53Leave a message, and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
05:56Ms. Miller, this is Lee Reardon from the Boston PD.
06:00Return my call as soon as you can.
06:02We have a few questions.
06:03I'll text you my number.
06:06Jane Miller in New York.
06:09Text me the number.
06:10I'm going to run it.
06:12I'll meet you inside.
06:13I'm going to call the ME and see if they've signed the autopsy.
06:36I'm not going to forget about that.
06:44I'm not going to forget about that.
07:13I'll see you next time.
07:24Hey.
07:25Oh, shit.
07:27I thought that you were going to be at work.
07:29I was just going to leave you a message.
07:30I'm waiting for Mom at the farmer's market.
07:33I'm going to puke if I smell vegetables right now.
07:37Why are you so jacked up?
07:38Because I did it, dude.
07:40I got the money.
07:43What?
07:45Wait.
07:46Yeah.
07:46Are you kidding?
07:47No.
07:48And it's a bank transfer, so it's going to take like a week or two to go through, but I
07:53fucking did it.
07:56Is it really from the St. Ledger's?
07:59Yeah.
08:01Don't tell Mom.
08:03No, no.
08:04Oh, my God.
08:05Wait, is it the whole five grand?
08:08Yeah.
08:09It's even a little bit more than that.
08:12Oh, shit.
08:14Um, how are you not going to get busted?
08:17Because it's not like a checkmate out to us.
08:18It's complicated, but I'll tell you when I get home.
08:20What's that going to be?
08:21I kind of feel like I should wait until the money transfers, right?
08:25So, I don't know.
08:26Just keep checking.
08:26As soon as it does you're coming home, right?
08:29Yeah.
08:30I might stay a little longer.
08:32Because my job's not done.
08:34So quit.
08:35I don't know if I want to.
08:40I'm liking it more than I thought I would.
08:45And it's not all about the money.
08:47It's called a job, Maggie.
08:49You do it for the money, which you said you just got.
08:51So, what?
08:55Yeah, so...
08:56Stop asking questions.
08:59I'll keep you posted.
09:04Okay.
09:08Okay.
09:26What if this guy had a gun?
09:29Well, 32% of Americans do.
09:32Hey, listen.
09:33I, uh, heard the text talking about the skull fragment.
09:36They seem to think the victim is a woman.
09:39Who's doing the autopsy?
09:41Well, Emmy assigned it to the hippo.
09:43Yes, yeah.
09:44It was real good.
09:44She'll get it to us fast.
09:45She likes me.
09:47Listen, I tried Jane Miller again.
09:51Her mailbox is full now.
09:53Okay, so what?
09:53So is yours?
09:54What?
09:55No, it's not.
09:55How would you know?
09:56You never leave a message.
09:57No one leaves a message.
09:58Then how does a mailbox get full?
10:00I don't know.
10:01Eight million hang-ups?
10:02I just wonder if a full mailbox supports the idea that she may be officially missing.
10:07But you know, she was also fucking with the Narragansett River Killer, so now we have a motive, too?
10:12I don't know.
10:12Yeah.
10:13Hey, I ran Jane Miller against her phone number.
10:15I think she's here somewhere.
10:18Uh, yeah.
10:19Yeah, we know she was at some point.
10:21The letter didn't go through the post office.
10:23She had to drop it off herself.
10:24She filed a vandalism report with BPD a month ago on a New York plate.
10:28Blue Fiat.
10:29Do we have an address?
10:31Yeah.
10:31This one.
10:41When you say vandalism, my mind goes to keyed or egged.
10:49Or a sophomore slut painted on the side.
10:59Hey.
11:01The vandalism happened here.
11:05Hmm.
11:10Reusable grocery bags.
11:12Key card.
11:14She's definitely living in the building.
11:15Apartment 7.
11:20Tape it off.
11:30Police?
11:31Anyone home?
11:34Jane?
11:40Dirty.
11:43I should go.
11:47I can.
12:06It's pretty tough with this lead.
12:30Oliver?
12:58What the fuck, where are you going, where are you going?
13:02Where are you going?
13:05Where are you going?
13:11Where are you going?
13:23No fucking way.
13:44Where are you going, where are you going?
14:18Where are you going, where are you going?
14:30Where are you going, where are you going?
14:51Where are you going, where are you going?
15:20Don't worry about the camera, I can help with that.
15:22Yeah?
15:23What are you going to do?
15:26Get rid of it, if that's good with you.
15:28I mean I just need to work a little overtime, you know.
15:36Okay.
15:41One more thing.
15:43What?
15:44Hit me.
15:45What?
15:46Hit me.
15:48Hit me.
15:49I don't...
15:50Will you...
15:51I don't get it.
15:52Listen, you don't have to understand.
15:53Okay?
15:54Just hit me.
15:56Hit me!
15:58You got to tell me twice.
15:59You got to tell me twice.
16:02Get it!
16:12Hey, my man Kevin Sullivan.
16:14How you doing?
16:15Yeah, great thanks.
16:17Yeah, yeah, yeah.
16:18I think you had a little incident down in the parking garage.
16:22Looks like this is the first day we see it all bashed up like that.
16:25It hasn't moved since.
16:27Maybe waiting for the insurance to go through.
16:28I mean I got caught like that last year.
16:30This lady boy.
16:31Back it up.
16:31Back it up a little bit.
16:32Back it, back it, back it.
16:34What was that?
16:36I don't know.
16:37Let me look.
16:38What time was that?
16:39Uh, 3.16 p.m.
16:41But then, poof, it goes to 11.23 a.m.
16:44I don't know what happens in between then.
16:46Well, I know.
16:48Somebody wiped the evidence.
16:50It's possible that re-syncing the individual cameras caused a slippage in the footage.
16:56Slippage.
16:57And you don't know Oliver Kennedy?
16:59That's the story you used to go in.
17:01That's not a story.
17:02What about Jay Miller?
17:03The owner of the car.
17:05I don't think so.
17:07She knew?
17:11Kevin Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan.
17:14Oh man, I got to let you know a few things, man.
17:18I'm a homicide detective.
17:21You feel me?
17:22Yeah.
17:23Destruction of evidence, that's not my favorite thing.
17:25You know?
17:25I don't call up Santa Claus and ask him for obstruction for Christmas.
17:30You know?
17:30Right.
17:31But look, I'm willing to overlook all of that.
17:34Because, I mean, the bottom line is, I don't give a fuck about you.
17:40My only job here today is to sort out what the fuck happened to that human puree floating in that
17:47bathtub.
17:49And I don't believe, not for one second, that slippage caused that tape to erase itself.
17:57Or that you don't know who Oliver Kennedy is, or Jane Miller.
18:01But what I do believe, 100%, you the motherfucker who pulled that fire alarm.
18:08Oh, I did not do that.
18:09I swear on everything I love, man.
18:11I didn't do that.
18:13No, no, no, no.
18:13I didn't do that.
18:14I didn't do that.
18:15I swear on everything.
18:18There he is.
18:19Yeah, that's the Kevin Sullivan I was looking for.
18:21Yeah, he likes to talk.
18:23That still supports our theory that Jane Miller is our Jane Doe.
18:28Apparently missing, but resides in the building.
18:30Motive seems pretty obvious.
18:33Yeah, and then I remember coming at St. Ledger using his real name.
18:35Instead of his alias, maybe that was step one of some kind of blackmail.
18:39Smashing the hell out of her car with a four-wheel dolly means he didn't really go for it.
18:43He wasn't with that shit at all.
18:46Mr. Sullivan?
18:47Yes, ma'am?
18:51When's the last time you saw Jane Miller?
18:53I really don't know.
18:55But you have a key to her apartment.
18:57A master key, ma'am.
18:58Yes, ma'am.
19:02No, let's have Cammie call Judge K to expedite a warrant.
19:04Why? For what? We got cars here.
19:06Maybe to search the car, but the apartment's a stretch.
19:09Can you just call for the warrant so we can go eat?
19:12Yeah.
19:27Can I help you?
19:30Yes!
19:31Uh, hi.
19:32I'm Ciara.
19:33I'm, um, looking for Oliver.
19:35I know he's probably busy, but I brought him lunch.
19:38Well, he must be running late.
19:40But come in.
19:45And then the doors closed, and there he was. He was just stuck.
19:49What was I gonna do?
19:50There is a special place in hell for people who wear their backpack on a train.
19:55Oh, he usually carries a messenger bag.
19:56Yeah, I guess just not to the gym, but...
19:58Ollie!
19:59That's so cute. I've never heard anyone call him that.
20:02So you've known him since he was a kid?
20:04Well, since the day he was born.
20:05And we lost touch over the past few years, but then things just fell into place.
20:11Couldn't be happier to have him here in Boston.
20:13So how did you two meet? Or is that a stupid question?
20:16No, we actually met at a grocery store.
20:19Oh, is that a new dating app?
20:21Yes, um, very popular.
20:22My apple matched with his orange, and then...
20:25Um, no, but it was really sweet. It was really wholesome.
20:29I think my grandparents actually met in the same way.
20:31Hmm.
20:32He has never mentioned that he was seeing anyone.
20:36But you may have noticed that he keeps things close to the vest.
20:39Yes, he does.
20:41I wish that he didn't.
20:43He's always been that way.
20:45He had a difficult childhood.
20:47His parents weren't around much.
20:49He didn't have many people to talk to.
20:51Keeping it all inside became a habit.
20:53Yeah, he mentioned that something happened in high school,
20:57but then didn't say what it was.
21:03I wonder where the hell he is.
21:05He hates to be late.
21:08Let's give him a call.
21:13The person you are calling is currently unavailable.
21:16Please leave a message after the tone.
21:18Oliver, it's your boss.
21:20I am sitting here with the most delightful young woman who brought you lunch,
21:23which I will eat myself if you don't show up in the next five minutes.
21:29I'm sure he'll be here any minute.
21:31So what is it that you do, Ciara?
21:34Oh, I work for the CIA.
21:35Yeah.
21:36Started in the mailroom, but then I worked my way up to assassin.
22:04And so I followed her out of the gym, and I called the number on the letter, and her phone
22:09rang.
22:10It's her.
22:11She's the one who left the letter.
22:13And so then I kept following her, and she's here, Dan.
22:17In my fucking building.
22:19And she's watching me, and I can't get away from her.
22:22Slow down.
22:23Did you talk to her?
22:24No, I bashed in her fucking windshield.
22:26And I don't regret it.
22:27I should've...
22:28That's regretted it.
22:30Stop.
22:30This woman is harassing you.
22:33Intentionally, I'm going to have found her in a letter to trigger violent behaviors.
22:36Well, that was too late.
22:38Jordan did.
22:40Take a walk to Brathgate.
22:41Now I want to discuss this from a common place.
22:45I don't.
22:46I want to know what she wants from me right fucking now.
22:49You know, it doesn't matter.
22:50She wants something from Oliver St. Ledger, but you are Oliver Kennedy.
22:53A man who lets go of the past and embraces the future.
22:59Is something wrong?
23:01Oliver?
23:02Is someone there?
23:07No.
23:08No, it's nothing.
23:09Does this have anything to do with the woman you explicitly told me you'd stopped seeing?
23:15Come on, Ollie.
23:17I know when you're lying to me.
23:20Your paranoia, the emotional ability.
23:22These are classic traits of a person with sex on the brain.
23:26Oxytocin's powerful stuff.
23:29Yeah.
23:30I don't know.
23:31I thought it was going to be different this time, but I don't know.
23:34Okay.
23:36Is it possible you didn't think it would be different, you just wanted it to be different?
23:41Does that resonate?
23:44Well, I'm glad you could see that.
23:46That shows growth.
23:48But I don't think I need to tell you that sometimes we're not ready emotionally, psychologically, for what we want.
23:55Sometimes we just need to walk away.
23:59We've talked about all this before.
24:09What's wrong with you?
24:11I was in the middle of a private conversation.
24:13With a guy who was baby-stepping you through every decision in your life.
24:17It's called therapy.
24:19It's what people do when they want to better themselves.
24:21She's coming. Can you leave me?
24:23No.
24:24No.
24:25No, it's just that.
24:28Ever since I met you, my life has spun out of control and Dan, he knows me.
24:32You pay him to know you.
24:35And I'm right here.
24:36I'm free of charge and you won't let me.
24:40Can't you see how fucked up that is?
24:42Can I be honest?
24:44I just fucking met you.
24:46Last month.
24:47So I don't know what you want me to say to you.
24:49That my favorite color is blue.
24:51My first pet's name was Charlie.
24:53Great.
24:54You're right. Maybe you're right.
24:55Why don't we just stay strangers who fuck and share a fridge?
24:58Yeah, and share a safe.
25:00I was looking at your fancy fucking shirts.
25:02I didn't know that your closet was some mysterious no-fly zone.
25:06Maybe we should negotiate.
25:07You can tell me exactly where I'm allowed to be.
25:09Okay, not there and not in my office.
25:11I already have a stalker.
25:12I don't need another one.
25:13You think I'm a stalker?
25:16Okay, you're right.
25:18Everyone who meets you is just so fucking fascinated.
25:21They can't stay away from you.
25:23Well, God forbid I should want to get to know you.
25:25Why can't I know you?
25:26What exactly do you need to know?
25:29What?
25:31Is it so wrong that I can have some fucking privacy?
25:35Oliver, have you ever had a relationship?
25:38A real relationship with another human being?
25:41Or are you so busy and consumed with learning everything about yourself and hoarding every gory detail for yourself?
25:50Okay.
25:51So, I'm avoidant and you're insecure.
25:55I'm glad that we cleared that up.
25:56That's good.
25:57Oh my God.
25:58You are so damaged!
25:59Sounds like you know me just fucking fine.
26:22Well, looks like some of these people had to go to work.
26:25If by work, you mean they're back in the bed, staring at a screen full of heads and boxes.
26:31I'd hate that.
26:32I wouldn't.
26:32You don't like what they say?
26:34Right.
26:34Close the screen.
26:36Wait a minute, we're not going to this place you like down here.
26:38What's called leaves, swigs, and air?
26:40Do you really need meat at every meal?
26:42Oink, oink means yes.
26:44Carl, is that Aaron?
26:46Aaron, Aaron, Aaron, Aaron!
27:02Hi, Oink Lee.
27:03Hey, bud.
27:04Where's your mom?
27:05Sip and paint?
27:06Jesus Christy, it was the middle of a fucking day.
27:09How'd you get here?
27:10Emily Chakra?
27:11Get in here, man.
27:13Put your seatbelt on.
27:16Sip and paint.
27:17Another goddamn day.
27:20I'm working my ass off here.
27:22I'm the one who gets judged?
27:23She calls it mona juice.
27:27Aaron, why don't you go and put this, uh, in that machine over there and it'll give you
27:33tokens for the grabber.
27:35Hey, my man.
27:41I hear you, divorce is hard.
27:43No, no, she's selfish.
27:46No, don't do that.
27:47Don't look at me like that.
27:48I know you're going to say that that's me, but you know it's not.
27:53I don't want to quit this job because I'm going to better myself.
27:56I got a kid.
27:58And an old-ass cat.
28:01And I'm sick of it.
28:03I'm not like you.
28:05Ugh.
28:08Yeah, mom.
28:10Some days I'm not like me either.
28:23I remember last September when you were, you were busy with that triple homicide and
28:28I got called out by myself to that drive-by.
28:31Dope dealer shot out by the fairgrounds.
28:33They ring a bell.
28:34Yeah, there's no reason it should.
28:35White kid got shot with a .45 car-to-car.
28:39A 2018 Ford Explorer with smoke tint gets caught on camera outside the CVS two blocks away.
28:46I run the plates and they're registered to a guy named Linus Finch.
28:50He has a few drug offenses, nothing close to homicide.
28:53I track him down and he's here in Seaport in a big apartment.
28:58Looks just like the rest of them.
28:59Well, he's young, clean cut, has nice stuff, a dog that isn't a pit bull.
29:04He lets me right in, doesn't lawyer up, has an alibi.
29:09But then when I go to leave, he offers me money to stay away.
29:14Why would he do that if he knew you ran into the door?
29:17That's what I said.
29:18And he goes, oh, it's because I'm on parole and I don't want anything to go wrong.
29:24So I turn him down and I leave.
29:27His alibi checks out.
29:28We get busy with the triple and then the whole thing goes cold on its own.
29:32And then one day I'm at home, I was watching a game or something, and I look on the back
29:35porch.
29:38And I see the grill.
29:41Remember when I got it?
29:42The nice Weber grill?
29:45It just appears with a little note from him thanking me like it's a present.
29:51Yeah, which you should have given back.
29:54I know.
29:56But I didn't.
29:57It was so much better than my old charbroil.
29:59The way the little burner on the side heats the sauce while the chicken is grilling.
30:07I didn't tell you.
30:09I didn't tell Cammy.
30:11I didn't tell anybody.
30:12I didn't tell anybody.
30:12I just kept it.
30:15Yeah, fuck a felony.
30:17As long as it warms the sauce.
30:22And then...
30:26I kept the 70-inch Samsung.
30:29And then the Triumph.
30:32Cash to him.
30:40If he is buying you off, he's got a damn good reason.
30:44And it is not.
30:45I'm on probation.
30:47Everybody's on probation.
30:49I was so stupid.
30:52Motorcycle.
30:53I should have known.
30:57Jesus.
30:57I should have known that it's not my lazy...
31:00Listen, I should have told you if I had known.
31:01I just realized I...
31:02I don't know.
31:03It seemed like it was too late.
31:05I just...
31:10No, you shouldn't have told me.
31:15You shouldn't have done it.
31:22Lost the skull.
31:23Your mom's here.
31:46You shouldn't have done it.
31:55You shouldn't have done it.
32:03Is there still going on?
32:06No.
32:07No.
32:08It's over.
32:09Are you outside talking to him today?
32:17I know that he sells pills to tech bros in the crossings.
32:21And I legit thought that he might be able to help.
32:24I texted him.
32:24I didn't expect him to...
32:25Shut the fuck up.
32:28Don't say anything else to me.
32:30I'm sorry.
32:31Stop it.
32:32The only thing you have going for you is that this makes me feel a fuck of a lot better
32:36about myself.
32:37That's it.
32:39Yeah, it should.
32:43What are you going to say to Cammie?
32:45Nothing.
32:46Look.
32:49Deck got the warrant.
32:51He's probably staying outside apartment 7 right now with his dick and his ass off.
32:56Right?
33:03Hi.
33:05I'm Oliver Kennedy.
33:06I live in the building.
33:09I think I saw you in the garage today.
33:13But I don't think we've ever met.
33:15I'm Gene Miller.
33:16Hello.
33:17I don't know anyone here.
33:20So I thought I'd be a good neighbor and just come over and introduce myself.
33:26I think there's been some kind of misunderstanding.
33:30You keep on leaving these notes in my mailbox addressed to Oliver St. Leisure?
33:39That's not my name.
33:42That's not me.
33:44Oliver, I know.
33:48You know what?
33:51I know who you are.
33:53I mean, so do I.
33:55I'm Oliver Kennedy.
33:56I know what you did.
34:02I didn't do anything.
34:06But whatever this Oliver St. Leisure did,
34:12it sounds like something pretty bad.
34:15It was.
34:17Yikes.
34:18I hope he never finds you.
34:24Have a good night.
34:42I've had nothing left to lose.
34:47Things are beautiful.
34:49If you forget what they can do.
34:52Oh, yeah.
34:55No.
35:00It'sgan from Shaworthy.
35:01Oh, at least we can say we tried.
35:08Never leave.
35:10Oh, we've done without a fight.
35:34I'm sorry that I'm so crazy.
35:40It's okay.
35:43So am I.
36:07Are we ready?
36:11Looks good to me.
36:13Hey, if you guys think that Jane Miller's dead, what you think is a man?
36:17Weber Grill.
36:19Triumph Streets, 66675.
36:24Police Department, Jane Miller.
36:28Yours.
36:55Why does this place look so familiar?
36:59Kevin Sullivan, who owns this apartment?
37:01The same company that owns Oliver Kennedy's apartment.
37:04His boss, Elliot Berhane.
37:17I was looking at your safe this morning.
37:21I know.
37:26I typed your birthday into the keypad and it was dumb and I was embarrassed, so I lied.
37:35But I wasn't trying to steal anything, I swear I wasn't.
37:38I believe you.
37:44I think that the safe was like a metaphor for breaking into your brain or something and seeing what's inside.
37:59You know, the whole point of trust is taking a risk and saying the thing that you don't want to
38:08say, it's killing you to keep it locked up inside.
38:13And whatever it is, I promise I can handle it and I just need to know what it is.
38:45Oliver, Oliver tell me.
38:48Hey, what did you do, Oliver?
39:32What did you do, Oliver?
40:11What did you do, Oliver?
40:18What did you do, Oliver?
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