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Sugarcreek Amish Mysteries S01E01
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00:06Thanks, Agnes.
00:07I love all the new changes you've made.
00:09Oh, well, bless your heart.
00:11Do you have any plans for the weekend?
00:12Oh, my sister's coming from Indianapolis.
00:15Oh, nice.
00:18So what happened to Becky?
00:20Oh, Becky, well, that's kind of a long story.
00:24Let me call you later, Tom.
00:25All right.
00:26Drive safely.
00:28Good night.
00:45Hmm.
00:45Oh, my god.
01:08All right.
01:52What's this?
02:14Someone has been in our barn.
02:23Did you get the photos of the store I sent you?
02:25What do you think?
02:26Do you like it?
02:27No.
02:27I love it.
02:28The old place needed a makeover.
02:30Good.
02:31So, what about you?
02:32How's everything going?
02:33Oh, wonderful.
02:34Every day is a new adventure in Papua New Year.
02:37I'm glad to hear that.
02:40Aunt Mitzi, can I call you later?
02:41Of course.
02:42Have a great day.
02:55Oh, Cheryl, oh, my stars, you're not going to believe it, somebody stole my quilt.
03:01What?
03:02Oh, no, Agnes.
03:03You've got to see this.
03:09That's where it was.
03:10It hung right there for 15 years.
03:14I remember it, Agnes.
03:15It was a beautiful quilt.
03:17It wasn't just a quilt, Cheryl.
03:20It was a gift from my dear friend Margaret Fisher.
03:23God rest her soul.
03:27She won a blue ribbon for it at the Amish Country Festival.
03:32It really was a treasure.
03:35Well, Margaret taught me everything I know about quilting.
03:39Well, I'm sure Chief Twitchell will do everything in his power to help you find it.
03:46I don't know what's going on in Sugar Creek, but this has always been a peaceful place to live.
03:53Now, with all this crime, well, it's just a shame.
03:58Like I said, we're looking into it, Agnes.
04:01You've got to find out who took it.
04:04I promise we'll do everything possible to find out who took it and to get your quilt back, ma'am.
04:09Sorry, I don't think we've met.
04:11I'm Officer Ortega. I just moved you from Akron.
04:15Cheryl Cooper, welcome to Sugar Creek. I run the Swiss Miss next door.
04:19Don't forget to tell about your little hobby, Cheryl.
04:23What's that?
04:24Nothing.
04:25Cheryl and our Amish friend think they're Cagney and Lacey.
04:29Cagney and Lacey? Who is that?
04:32I have absolutely no desire to do your job, Chief Twitchell.
04:36In fact, I should probably be getting to mine.
04:38Take care, Agnes.
04:40Nice to meet you, Officer Ortega.
04:42Likewise.
04:47Okay.
05:03What do you think?
05:08Did you know my Dottie made those?
05:10Your Dottie?
05:11My mom's set.
05:13And has a gift for your Aunt Mixie.
05:14Well, that makes them even more special.
05:18Now we're ready for fall.
05:19My favorite season of the year.
05:21When the leaves start changing color and you can finally order a pumpkin latte.
05:26What's not to love?
05:28Uh-huh.
05:29That's nice.
05:34He's cute.
05:36Uh-huh.
05:37Oh.
05:39I mean, um, I will get back to work.
05:42Uh-huh.
05:43Why don't you take this to the back?
05:59It's a shame about Agnes's quilt.
06:02I know.
06:05Someone has taken some things from our root cellar as well.
06:10Any idea who?
06:11No.
06:12But it appears they have been staying in our winter buggy.
06:16You have a winter buggy?
06:18Would you drive a convertible when it's freezing out?
06:21No.
06:22I guess not.
06:23Did you file a police report?
06:24No.
06:25I'm sure they mean no harm.
06:27Just, uh, poor soul down on their luck.
06:30Well, it could be the same person who stole Agnes's quilt.
06:33You didn't happen to see a quilt in the buggy, did you?
06:35No.
06:46I think we have our first suspect.
06:52Oh, that's the boy the Berry Hills took in.
06:56He is harmless.
06:57If you say so.
06:59It looks like he could hide plenty in those pockets.
07:02I doubt he could hide a quilt in there.
07:10It's your turn.
07:20Your move.
07:28Oh my gosh.
07:31Are you okay?
07:32Yeah.
07:35What happened?
07:36Ugh.
07:36I'm fine.
07:37Just clumsy.
07:39Oh, I'm so glad you're okay.
07:41Hi.
07:41I'm Cassie.
07:42I'm Cheryl.
07:43And this is Naomi.
07:44Is this your store?
07:45Yeah.
07:46Let me get you a cup of coffee and one of Naomi's famous apple fritters.
07:49Oh, that sounds amazing, but can I get a rain check?
07:52I actually have to go.
07:53Of course.
07:54Thanks, Cheryl.
07:55Bye, Nora.
07:57Naomi.
07:58Bye.
08:00She seems sweet.
08:02And I wonder where she was running off to.
08:09I've been hearing about this singing.
08:12Yeah?
08:13Do you maybe want to go to it?
08:14I would love to, yeah.
08:16Yeah.
08:16I know some people that are going.
08:17Okay.
08:18Oh, that sounds so fun.
08:19Have a beautiful one.
08:20Yeah.
08:21Yeah.
08:21Okay.
08:24It's time to go, Esther.
08:26I should get back to work anyway.
08:30Goodbye, Leroy.
08:32Bye, Esther.
08:33See you soon.
08:40Uh, Levi.
08:41What did I say?
08:42There's nothing wrong with a little puppy love.
08:45Cheryl, you're making it worse.
08:49Have a good night, Cheryl.
08:51You too.
09:03I didn't think anyone was still in the store.
09:05I didn't mean to scare you.
09:07I was just collecting donations.
09:10Something from the store or cash.
09:12Who are the donations for?
09:16Uh, it's for a women's charity.
09:19Well, I'm closing now.
09:20You'll have to come back another time.
09:24Yeah, I'll come back.
09:39Cheryl?
09:41Oh, hey, Cassie.
09:43Oh, my gosh.
09:44What are the chances of bumping into you here?
09:47Well, Sugar Creek is a small town and there aren't many places open past six, so I'd say the chances
09:52are pretty good.
09:53Don't people eat dinner?
09:55I think they cook.
09:57Hmm. I'm more of a takeout girl.
09:59Me too. Where are you from?
10:01Philly.
10:02So what are you doing in Sugar Creek?
10:03I'm writing a travel piece. Sugar Creek is part of a series on the hidden gems of the Midwest.
10:09A writer.
10:10Mm-hmm.
10:10Sounds like fun.
10:12It is. Yeah. I really like to live like a local when I'm here, so if you have any tips.
10:17Oh, I'm not sure I'd qualify as a local yet. I'm here running the Swiss Miss for my aunt while
10:22she's away.
10:22Well, you seem really tight with the Amish community.
10:25Yeah, they've been very welcoming. But between you and me, there are some things I still miss about Chicago.
10:31Like a place to eat after 8 p.m.?
10:34Yes. And the pizza.
10:36Hmm.
10:37Have you had the deep dish from Giordano's?
10:39It's the best.
10:42Now I want pizza.
10:44One of my friends always has a pizza party there for their birthday, but I'm gonna miss it this year.
10:49Oh, why not go?
10:51I just can't get away. Too much going on.
10:54Do you have family here? Or a boyfriend?
10:58No. But I do have a cat, Beau, who came with the house.
11:02Actually, he's probably wondering where his dinner is. I should get going.
11:08Hope you come by the store sometime.
11:10I will. Thanks, Cheryl.
11:12Bye.
11:21I've been sleeping for so long, so it's another dream or two.
11:26Cause every time I see you, life goes bright.
11:30The moon that starts to fireflies daylight.
11:35Oh, no.
11:37Oh, no.
11:38No, no, no, no, no.
11:41No sign of a break-in?
11:42The front door was locked like it always is.
11:45We all sense a key.
11:46Just Naomi Miller, but she would never take anything without telling me.
11:51Do you know how much the items were worth?
11:54No. Naomi's father made them as a gift for my aunt.
11:58Can you think of anyone who might have done this?
12:00I don't know.
12:01It was just a normal day.
12:05Well, if you can think of anything unusual, let us know.
12:09Let's try to find your aunt's toys.
12:11They're not toys.
12:16Okay. Figurines.
12:18Don't worry. We'll find whoever it is.
12:20In other words, stay out of it.
12:22I know you like to help, but we can handle this.
12:26And pass that on to your friend, Naomi Miller.
12:31Morning, Mrs. Miller.
12:33Morning.
12:34We were just talking about you.
12:36Good day.
12:42Are you all right?
12:44No. Someone took the figurines your father made.
12:47Who would do such a thing?
12:50I have no idea.
12:52From what I can tell, they didn't take anything else.
12:55You didn't notice anything unusual yesterday, did you?
12:58No, I don't think so.
13:00Aunt Mitzi's gonna be heartbroken.
13:01We will find them.
13:04Twitchell said to stay out of it.
13:06Oh, please, Cheryl.
13:07Do you really think the police are concerned about Mitzi's figurines or Agnes's quilt?
13:14Well, he did say it pretty clearly.
13:17What he does not know will not hurt him.
13:21Oh, no.
13:23I did think there was something strange about that girl who fell out of her chair.
13:28I bumped into Cassie last night.
13:30She's just here writing an article about Sugar Creek.
13:32All right. Then who?
13:35What about that boy staying with the Berry Hills?
13:37He was in here yesterday.
13:39Gage?
13:40Amish.
13:41I do not think we should jump to conclusions.
13:43There were many people here yesterday.
13:46You're right.
13:47I should go talk to Agnes and see who overlaps.
13:50Good idea.
13:51We do know that whoever did it is not Amish.
13:55We do?
13:57Amish do not steal.
13:58Mm-hmm.
13:59Well, the robbery seemed to happen around the time you found someone sleeping in your barn, so they could be
14:04connected.
14:05I will talk to Seth and Levi about it.
14:09Thank you. Let's talk later.
14:11Okay.
14:13Hi, ma'am.
14:19Here.
14:20Thanks.
14:24You know, Leroy, the boy who was here yesterday, has been doing some work next door for Agnes.
14:34And I thought, since we need some shelves in the back room, he might be able to work for you,
14:41too.
14:43Well, that's not a bad idea.
14:45Why don't you tell him to come by?
14:47Oh.
14:48And Esther?
14:50Let me know if you want any dating advice.
14:52Cheryl!
14:53What?
14:53Just trying to help.
14:56Why don't you flip the sign?
15:04Hey, Agnes.
15:05See you put in some extra security.
15:07Can't be too careful these days.
15:10I was wondering,
15:11would you happen to see anyone unfamiliar in the shop the day of the robbery?
15:15Just like I told Chief Twitchell.
15:18Just like any other day.
15:20In here, there were all my old customers.
15:23And there was that foster boy, though, that stays with Marion.
15:30Gage was here?
15:32Gage?
15:32He's always walking around with his head down and his hands stuffed in his pockets.
15:38I do wonder why a teenage boy would be interested in quilting.
15:43I don't know.
15:45I would talk to Marion, but you know how people can be.
15:51So nothing else out of the ordinary?
15:56Well, there was this man that came in kind of raggedy looking.
15:59He said he was looking for donations.
16:02I gave him five bucks and sent him on his way.
16:12You're a pretty good detective.
16:14Thanks, Agnes.
16:16I'll let you know if I find anything.
16:28Oh!
16:30Hey!
16:32Um...
16:33Johnson.
16:34Johnson.
16:35Right.
16:36You here for the donation?
16:39Well, sorry it's been a really busy day.
16:41But if you just want to leave the address of your charity, happy to drop something off?
16:48Uh...
16:48That's okay. I'll come back.
16:50Wait.
16:52What was the name of your charity again?
17:00You got a pen? I'll write down the address.
17:19Thanks.
17:20Yeah.
17:20Johnson?
17:28What?
17:29Why did you take a picture of that guy?
17:31Because he's a suspect.
17:33To what?
17:35Someone stole my Aunt Missy's figurines from the store.
17:38You were robbed?
17:40Yep. And so was the quilt shop next door.
17:43So what makes him a suspect?
17:45Well, he's been asking around for donations to a charity he can't remember the name of,
17:49and he just happens to be around every time there's a robbery.
17:52Okay. Yeah. That's weird.
17:54I think I'm gonna go check it out.
17:56Wanna go with me?
17:58Are you serious?
17:59Uh, yes.
18:01Mm-hmm. Great.
18:19I wonder who it is that is staying in our barn.
18:22Does it matter?
18:25Well, what if it is the person that stole Mitzi's figurines or Agnes' quilt?
18:30Naomi, you do not know that.
18:32So, it is alright for us to let potential criminals spend the night in our barn, freely.
18:39If they are criminals, should we, uh, charge them?
18:43Levi.
18:45How shall we go about it?
18:46Well, I have a plan.
18:49I know you do.
18:53One of us should spend the night in the barn until our visitor returns.
18:59And by that you mean one of us.
19:01I am brave enough to spend the night in the barn if you two strong men are not.
19:09I will spend the night in the barn.
19:12Are you sure?
19:15I do not doubt your bravery, ma'am.
19:17But for some reason, now I feel I must prove mine.
19:20Ha, ha.
19:44Naomi. Come to bed.
19:48Naomi.
19:49Do you think Levi is safe?
19:52He is a 30-year-old man.
19:54He can take care of himself.
20:04Naomi.
20:06Alright.
20:10Alright.
20:22Naomi.
20:36Who's there?
20:39Wait.
20:55Seth?
20:58Seth?
21:04Who is it?
21:06Someone is downstairs.
21:23Levi?
21:25That?
21:26Levi, you're supposed to be in the barn.
21:30It's cold and creaky.
21:32Honestly, anyone who can sleep in that barn deserves it.
21:35Unbelievable.
21:38Men.
21:48So you're no closer than you were before?
21:50No.
21:51As a matter of fact, they left a note with some money for the preserves this morning.
21:56As if I'm running a bed and breakfast.
22:00Well, at least they're polite and have nice handwriting.
22:03I suppose so.
22:05Can I keep this?
22:07Why?
22:08Come on, I'll show you.
22:16What is this?
22:18Well, it's a work in progress, but I've been gathering any clues that might be helpful.
22:24Wow.
22:25Until we know who it is, your visitor is a suspect.
22:29What about this man?
22:30That's Johnson.
22:31He's been asking around town for donations to a charity that might not exist.
22:36I'm going to go check it out tonight.
22:38Are you sure that will not be dangerous?
22:40I'm going to take Cassie with me.
22:43Well, I'm sure I have nothing to worry about.
22:46But I will say a prayer for you all the same.
22:57Are you going to take a lunch break?
23:00Maybe.
23:01Are you?
23:02I bring my lunch, but I have extra to share if you would like.
23:06That's very generous.
23:24Are you hungry?
23:26I'm starving.
23:27Okay.
23:30Okay.
23:31Where do we start?
23:32Okay.
23:33Wow.
23:35Leroy.
23:36How long have you been doing this kind of work?
23:39Well, I went into business for myself recently, but I've been working with my father since I was a boy.
23:44Where are you from?
23:45Cheryl, that is enough questions.
23:47What?
23:48It's all right, Esther.
23:49From Pennsylvania.
23:51Only been here a few weeks.
23:53My little brother's going through Rumspringa, so I moved here with some friends and keep an eye on him for
23:57my family.
23:58That is so kind of you.
24:00Any big brother would do such a thing.
24:02I'm not so sure.
24:05Better get back to it.
24:07Enjoy your lunch.
24:12Do you want a sandwich?
24:13Yeah.
24:16Turn right in 1,000 feet.
24:20You have arrived.
24:33This doesn't look like a charity.
24:37Well, let's go find out.
24:48Who's that?
24:53Oh, no.
24:54Maybe we should go.
24:57Johnson!
24:59Hey, you made it.
25:02Is this where your charity is?
25:04Yeah, it's right up here.
25:06Come on.
25:14Follow me.
25:22That's the lady I told you about.
25:23She has a donation.
25:24Hi, ladies.
25:25I'm Angela.
25:26Hey, Angela.
25:27I'm Cheryl.
25:28Cassie.
25:29Thanks to meet you.
25:30I have some work to do.
25:31I'll see you later.
25:32Okay.
25:33These are for you.
25:38Look at the gifts they brought.
25:44Have a seat.
25:45Oh.
25:46Ah.
25:49Thanks.
25:50What does Johnson do here?
25:53Johnson is such a blessing.
25:55His sister stayed here for a while last year.
25:58Poor girl.
26:00Ever since he's been volunteering here.
26:02He's even trying to find us a bigger home in memory of her.
26:06That's so sweet.
26:08Yeah.
26:10Excuse me.
26:19Hi.
26:20Hi.
26:24I used to can put some vegetables from my garden.
26:30Well, a dear friend of mine made those, and I can promise you they are amazing.
26:35Do you want to sit down?
26:38Okay.
26:40I need you.
26:42Yeah.
26:45My grandmother, she left me her heirloom seeds.
26:50And I don't have them anymore.
26:54I know they seem silly to worry about, but I can't help it.
26:59It doesn't seem silly.
27:02Sometimes I think God wants us to know that the little things that matter to us matter to him, too.
27:17Thank you so much.
27:19Bye.
27:23Bye, ladies.
27:31I could not have been more wrong about Johnson.
27:35Yeah.
27:37And you're not any closer to finding the thief.
27:39I can't help but think that this thief is the same person who's sleeping in Naomi's barn.
27:44So if we find them.
27:46So if we find them.
27:47Who knows?
27:47It might be somebody totally different.
27:50I guess she could be right.
27:52I guess she could be right.
28:00Thanks for coming with me tonight.
28:02Yeah.
28:04Yeah.
28:06That was not what I was expecting.
28:08You probably shouldn't write about it.
28:11Yeah, of course.
28:12I'm not going to put that in the article.
28:16I'm not going to put that in the article.
28:17Night, Harold.
28:18Night, Cassie.
28:32Naomi, do you know what heirloom seeds are?
28:34Of course. Do you want some?
28:37Turns out the man I thought was a suspect
28:39is actually volunteering at a women's shelter.
28:42Well, I'm glad to hear that.
28:44But what does that have to do with seeds?
28:46Well, I told one of the ladies there I'd see about getting her some.
28:49She had to leave behind the seeds her grandmother gave her.
28:53Oh, we can do that.
28:55Thanks.
28:57So that's Johnson off the suspect list.
28:59I guess that only leaves Gage?
29:02Well, Gage is staying with Marion,
29:04so we know he is not sleeping in our buggy.
29:08Hi, just stopping by for some coffee.
29:10Hi, Naomi.
29:11Naomi.
29:13Oh, those look amazing. Did you make those?
29:15Yes.
29:16Naomi, would you have been helping her with that?
29:18Sure.
29:20Excuse me, miss.
29:21Oh.
29:22How much is this tablecloth?
29:24Oh, I'm sorry.
29:28Cassie.
29:29Let me help you.
29:32Oh, I got it.
29:34Thanks.
29:36Bye.
29:37See you later.
29:38See you, Cassie.
29:40Uh, your, your muffin.
29:47It looks good in here.
29:49You should see the project I'm working on, Berlin.
29:51I would like to.
29:53Have a good one.
30:03Hey, Gage.
30:05What's up?
30:08Hello.
30:09Did you find everything okay?
30:10Yes, I did.
30:16That will be 2235.
30:19I'll go get Cheryl to see.
30:21Uh, she's busy.
30:23But I'll come back around noon tomorrow if you want to eat lunch together.
30:27I would like that.
30:30Bye, Esther.
30:31Bye, Leroy.
30:37Bye.
30:37Thanks, Leroy.
30:38Bye.
30:39Bye.
30:40Bye.
30:41Bye.
30:41Bye.
30:44Yeah, sure.
30:46That'll be 947.
30:49Can I break a 50?
30:50Sure.
30:52Oh, um, looks like I'm all out of small bills.
30:56Oh, it's all I have.
30:57Okay, just give me a sec.
30:59Esther, I'm running to the back.
31:01Okay.
31:04Wow, this looks great.
31:32Esther, can you come here a minute?
31:34Yeah, I'll be right back.
31:35Sorry.
31:39Did you take any money out of the cash box?
31:41No.
31:43Why?
31:44We've been robbed.
31:46Again.
31:54How much cash?
31:55A few hundred dollars.
31:57Just small bills for the register.
31:59Was it in a safe?
32:00No, it was in a cash box.
32:02Who has access to the back room?
32:04Only us.
32:05Well, and Leroy.
32:07Leroy would not take it.
32:08He's a good kid.
32:09He was working in and out of the back room with the door open all day.
32:13So I guess anyone could have gone in there.
32:15Leroy is still a suspect.
32:16He's Amish.
32:18Stealing is not in our nature.
32:21Anyone in the store who seemed suspicious?
32:23There were a lot of customers.
32:25But right before I found the empty cash box, I saw Gage, the boy who was staying with the Berry
32:30Hills.
32:30Mm-hmm.
32:32Mm-hmm.
32:34You gonna write that down?
32:38Happy?
32:41We'll let you know if we have any news.
32:43Have a good day.
32:45That's it?
32:45I was robbed twice in one week, and all you can say is have a good day?
32:49We're doing the best we can.
32:50That's what worries me.
32:53Take care, ladies.
32:58Can you believe I had to tell Twishel to write down Gage's name when he's our only suspect?
33:03Well, it is possible he did not do it.
33:06Now you're on their side?
33:07No, of course not.
33:09But you yourself said that there were many people in the store today,
33:12and there were plenty of people that could have taken the money.
33:16I've got a bad feeling about that kid.
33:19But you do not have any evidence.
33:22I was robbed twice in one week, and he was here both times.
33:25Seems like evidence to me.
33:27Nobody...
33:28I haven't lost five years yet.
33:34But if you need it, Dad's home.
33:36You're out of here.
33:37Bye after all of us.
33:37donut finds it too late for next 15 years.
33:45I've got a bad feeling.
33:45I've got more than it was more touching me.
33:49I've got to be good.
33:49I've got to be honest with me.
33:50Bye after all of us is doing it.
34:21Naomi!
34:29Stop!
34:30I need to see who it is!
34:44I promise, I'll confront them tomorrow if you come back to bed.
34:48Just a moment. Let me check in here.
35:01Looks like a diary.
35:10Gage did not rob the store.
35:14Then who did?
35:16What's that?
35:17I went out last night to see if I could find who was staying in our barn.
35:21They got away, but this notebook was in the buggy.
35:26It is the same notebook that Cassie dropped in here yesterday.
35:30Cassie?
35:32Mm-hmm.
35:33Her handwriting was so similar to the note that was left to buy the preserves that I just had to
35:39find out.
35:40And this is the evidence.
35:43Read this.
35:45The first one is about an Anglisher who stays in an Amish family's farm in the 1930s.
35:51And the second one is about you.
35:55Me?
35:59Cheryl thinks she's the Sherlock Holmes of Sugar Creek, but she was just a nosy millennial in serious need of
36:06a boyfriend?
36:07Why would she write that?
36:09Hey.
36:10Why don't you ask her?
36:17You were sleeping in Naomi's barn, stealing, and now you're writing about me?
36:22Yes and no.
36:24Just give me a chance to explain.
36:27Go on.
36:28I'm not writing an article. I'm writing a novel.
36:31Why would you lie about that?
36:33During the Great Depression, my great-grandfather stayed in an Amish barn right here in Sugar Creek.
36:39He became friends with the family, and he met the daughter of a local farmer, the woman who would become
36:45my great-grandmother.
36:46He told me their story all the time as a kid, so that's why I came here.
36:51I wanted to find that barn. And I did.
36:55The miller's barn.
36:57Mm-hmm.
36:58So you wanted to stay where he stayed to what? To tell his story?
37:05I know that I should have told you and your husband, but I was afraid that you would say no.
37:10That still doesn't explain why you stole from us.
37:12All I had were some of Naomi's preserves, and I paid her back.
37:18Well, if she's telling the truth, that only leaves Gage.
37:24It's not him.
37:26I saw the guy who was helping you guys with the shelves.
37:29He's been sleeping in a car out by the lumberyard.
37:32Well, you've been sleeping in a buggy. What does that prove?
37:35I never pretended to be Amish.
37:37Leroy is Amish. He's from Pennsylvania.
37:39Do Amish drive cars and spend hours online?
37:42How do you know this?
37:44Every time that I've been to the library, he's on the computer.
37:47He was in the Swiss Miss both times I was robbed.
37:51What are we gonna do?
37:53Well, if we call Twitchell, he's just gonna tell us there's no evidence.
37:57Well, you two are the detectives.
37:59Oh, really? I thought I was just the nosy millennial in serious need of a boyfriend?
38:05Yeah, I'm sorry about that. But you have to admit, it's a pretty interesting storyline.
38:09We'll talk about that later.
38:11Hmm.
38:13But...
38:15I do have an idea of how we can catch him.
38:35Leroy.
38:37Hi.
38:39I was just checking my brother's Facebook page. You don't need to keep an eye on him?
38:42That looks like Agnes's quilt to me.
38:45No.
38:48No.
38:48No.
38:49There should be anything.
38:52Come on!
38:59Get out of my way!
39:07nice manners i have no idea what my daughter saw in you you might as well turn yourself in
39:13we all know you stole from us
39:17be careful stop it stop it be careful
39:30stay down i'm not going jerk get off me
39:38why am i doing this it's a long story i've really liked him anyway
39:52watch your head
39:58aunt missy's figurines
40:00what happened to letting me handle this
40:04here's his wallet
40:07and the stolen money
40:10name's lawrence kennedy
40:12lawrence has a lot of explaining to do
40:29i'm sorry this is my fault
40:31no it's not it's leroy's fault or whatever his name was
40:36i should have known he could not even speak pennsylvania dutch
40:40may gut forgive his sins
40:43but i hope i never see him again
40:46don't forget there are some good guys out there
40:55that was quite the tackle
40:57i want you on my team
40:59is this what happens in your true crime podcasts
41:02probably more like nancy drew
41:04is she a friend of yours
41:07i guess you could say that
41:09we did spend a lot of time together when i was a kid
41:30hi mr miller hello i didn't want to come empty-handed why thank you
41:35well come on in the girls have a surprise cooking for you
41:38okay
41:44cassie
41:45what are you doing here
41:46hi
41:48i hope you don't mind that i invited another dinner guest
41:51of course
41:54cassie
41:54this looks amazing
41:57cassie was telling us how much you've been missing your home so we got a recipe for deep dish pizza
42:02thank you
42:04oh it smells like heaven
42:09oh everybody find a seat
42:18oh there we go
42:19and make some room
42:21i'm coming over your head
42:22they're huge
42:24this looks so good
42:25just wait till you taste it
42:27cassie told us all about her great-grandfather
42:30turns out he was good friends with my dotty
42:33who built the barn almost a hundred years ago
42:35so
42:36she's practically family
42:37thank you so much
42:41well so should we say grace before our pizza gets cold
42:45let's pray
42:54amen
42:58this looks good
42:59very excited to try it
43:00tonight i finally felt real peace
43:03not the kind that comes and goes with the weather
43:06or with life's troubles
43:08but a peace that is deeply rooted
43:11just like the giant oak trees on the miller farm
43:16there we go
43:17there you go
43:18there you go
43:19there you go
43:19there you go
43:21peace and there we go
43:30there you go
43:36you go
43:37thanks forriel
43:42there you go
43:45there you go
43:47there you go
43:47up there you go
43:50there you go
43:51To be continued...
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