00:00Isla...
00:05Why did you come here?
00:07Because I had to hear from you...
00:11in person.
00:13I have to know why you did it.
00:16Why did you kill her?
00:21Isla...
00:25I was on the road coming back from Thunder Bay
00:27when Norma was killed.
00:29I couldn't say exactly where I was.
00:31My job, I...
00:32I worked in cash.
00:34I didn't have no receipts.
00:35I didn't have no credit card transactions.
00:37I had no alibi.
00:38Was...
00:39Was you saying that you didn't do it?
00:41I loved your mother.
00:42I wouldn't hurt her.
00:44You researched everything.
00:45The jury found you guilty in ten minutes.
00:48Ten whole minutes?
00:49To decide a man's fate?
00:51Does it sound to you like the jury did its job?
00:53You have lawyers.
00:53You mean my public defender?
00:55He didn't call a single character witness.
00:57The police, they never interviewed nobody but me.
00:59They figured dead wife, it has to be the husband, right?
01:02Inmate!
01:13I'm sorry.
01:18Uh...
01:19I try to focus on the positive things.
01:23You know, it's the...
01:27Memories of your mom.
01:30You.
01:30And you.
01:33I didn't want you to have to deal with this.
01:36I wanted you to have a normal life.
01:42And look how you turned out.
01:47Still, whatever happened, whatever you did, you had no right to lie to me.
01:51No one did.
01:53And you're my father and I deserve to know the truth.
01:56You're right.
01:58And I'm sorry.
02:01I just want you to be happy.
02:05Hey.
02:06Hey.
02:08It's okay.
02:09Hey.
02:17Could you tell me more about Mom?
02:19Please.
02:28Hilo, wake up.
03:00Hilo, wake up.
03:23Hilo, wake up.
04:14Hilo, wake up.
04:16Hilo, wake up.
04:19Hilo, wake up.
04:31Hilo, wake up.
04:56Hilo, wake up.
04:59Hilo, wake up.
05:53Hilo, wake up.
05:56Yeah, I'm the cop.
05:59I'll pound my car if I don't leave by tonight, so...
06:03If you don't mind me asking, who were you visiting in prison?
06:11You know what?
06:12You know what?
06:15You know what?
06:37You look a lot like her.
06:43So you really don't think your dad killed her, right?
06:47I know how that sounds, but I want to believe him.
06:51And you're hoping there's a clue.
06:53And you're hoping there's a clue somewhere in these articles.
06:56Okay, well, it doesn't look like there are any broken windows, so it doesn't sound like a burglary.
07:01Right, right. So whoever killed my mom, she might have let him into the house.
07:06Maybe she knew him.
07:09Maybe she knew him.
07:10Does your mom have any family over here that we can talk to?
07:16It was just me, my uncle, and my aunt, and we moved to Toronto when I was three.
07:27Maybe, maybe where she worked, at social services.
07:35May close in an hour.
07:37Let's go.
07:38We can't risk Pringle seeing your car, so I'll drive.
07:53Last time I saw you, you couldn't have been three years old.
07:57Your mom brought you in for our Christmas party.
08:00Just up as Rudolph. Red nose and everything.
08:04So do you know anyone who may have had a problem with my mom?
08:08Anyone who didn't like her?
08:10Norma never had a crossword with anyone.
08:12Mind you, the folks that she worked with were troubled.
08:15Who were her clients?
08:17Well, most of her cases must still be here.
08:22Okay, well, here, here are some of Norma's girls.
08:25Most of them lived on the res, some got pregnant.
08:30Okay, this one, Audrey.
08:32Oh, Audrey.
08:33She had substance problems.
08:34Norma thought she was dealing.
08:36She really struggled with what to do about it.
08:38Wow, these girls on the res sound kinda sketchy.
08:44Norma told me she thought about turning her in,
08:46but was afraid of repercussions from the boyfriend.
08:49Who was white.
08:51I can't believe the police didn't look into this.
08:53I didn't believe your father was guilty, not for a second.
08:56Tom adored your mother.
09:00Do you think we could get copies of these?
09:02Can we see her?
09:04I can't believe it.
09:05I can never see her in my face.
09:05In my face.
09:06I can never see her in my face.
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