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00:16It feels cheap to call it a friendship.
00:21It was something else, like a kinship from deep in our souls.
00:29We could face anything that life would throw in our path as long as we had each other to
00:34come back to.
00:37We were supposed to grow old together.
00:41What we had was powerful and essential, and it was supposed to last forever.
00:57But that's not what happened.
00:58What happened?
01:25We were supposed to be able to grow old together.
01:26We were supposed to grow old together.
01:59We were supposed to be able to grow old together.
01:59We were supposed to grow old together.
02:00You don't seem sure about that
02:03No, I am. I'm sorry. I am. I just
02:07It doesn't seem possible that that was yesterday, you know, everything feels just so different now
02:19Can I ask how
02:23What happened was she robbed
02:27Was she raped? Oh, that's not information we can share just now
02:34We're hoping you can help us. Yes, however, I can what what can I do?
02:39You may have been the last person to talk to your friend before the assailant so
02:43You can tell us anything that you remember from last night
02:56Okay, okay, okay, okay, here we go
03:06Thank you, thank you, thank you, I would like to thank my co-workers on the South Asian team for
03:12letting me win
03:16And I have to thank our fearless leader Eleanor for the two most rewarding
03:20Challenging years of my life. May I say something? Of course, so
03:26these
03:27Somewhat ridiculous cornhole contests do serve a purpose and it's not just to bring some joy and levity to the
03:35really difficult
03:36But crucial work that all of you are doing all over the world. These moments also mark passageways
03:43So kumal
03:45We raise our compostable cups to you today
03:48Because we are so proud of everything that you have accomplished at rescue and relief
03:53And we are even more proud of all the work on your horizon. Thank you. Thank you
03:58To kumal
04:01Everyone please eat. I don't want to waste any food
04:08Thank you
04:12Good speech boss. What was just you know giving you a compliment. Well, don't do that
04:19What's up? Do you have a second to talk? I don't I'm I'm so sorry. I don't but maybe we
04:24can find some time later. Yeah
04:27Yeah, I'll see you later. Mm-hmm. Okay
04:29I don't know if I'm watching
04:36Oh
04:36Oh
04:37Oh
04:37Wait, do I take help? Yeah, do I have to do this?
04:40It's your tradition. Yeah, from college. Yeah, we were young. We had that taste. Elle help me. I'm I do
04:47not make the rules
04:48Happy birthday
04:55It's got worse. Yeah, it's really bad. Okay, honey, how has the day been? Have you been
05:02Adequately worshiped absolutely Artemis woke up at 6 a.m. to start worshiping me
05:06Why? By demanding pancakes. No, they were so sweet the girls and howard had them write me little poems
05:12That is sweet. Yeah, I know. It's kind of cheap
05:15It's personal. Oh, nancy. She deserves to be showered with gifts. Excuse me
05:20Oh
05:21Potato mini galettes with a tomato confine paired with champagne compliments of the chef. Oh, thank you. Please thank porco
05:28for me
05:28Will do miss boucher. Thank you
05:31You look very nice. I mean they're tater tots, right? No, they are very fancy artisanal tater tots
05:39Very rude. I love it when you sleep with chefs. Oh, how's it going with the um co-workers? That's
05:44still
05:45Yes, we are still connecting here and there
05:49You know, it's very casual though. Does he know that? Yes, Nancy, you good?
05:56What? Is everything okay? Yes
06:00Ladies, I wanted to say this is gonna be long because I have to pee. No, no, I just wanted
06:06to say
06:07That I'm so happy to be here with the two people that I love most who I feel most loved
06:11by in all the world
06:12We do love you. There's an irish saying. Oh god. Please don't
06:18Happy birthday beauty. Thank you
06:22All right, I'll be right back
06:25We have your table ready. Oh, fantastic. Thank you. We don't have to grab that
06:31Nancy, what is going on? Are you okay? Yeah, no, um
06:37What's happening? That guy
06:39It's still happening. What? I thought you were breaking it off. I tried. I know it's complicated. What does that
06:47mean?
06:48Mary doesn't know. Can you not say anything? I don't want to make her upset
06:54But it's okay for me to be upset
06:57Well, it's not like you're monogamous
07:00Nancy, if you were being honest with Robert about what you were doing
07:05That would be fine. I mean open marriages are like open kitchens these days. Everybody's putting them in
07:10It's not exactly Robert's style. But this thing that you were doing
07:15It's not liberating you. It's just making you miserable. I know I know I
07:23Just when I'm with him, I feel powerless
07:29Do you remember what you said to me about the difference between love and infatuation?
07:36What did I say?
07:38You said that love fills you up and infatuation depletes you. Are you sure I said that?
07:44Yes. That sounds more like Mary. No, you said it to me about Robert the day that he proposed
07:52Sometimes I think you see my life more clearly than I do. No, I just
07:57Hi, hi, beautiful, right? What are we talking about?
08:04Just Eleanor's entanglements
08:07Well, oh, I was offered cocaine in the bathroom. Oh, what? I didn't take it, but you know, it's nice
08:13to be asked
08:13You still got it. Thank you
08:36I'm sorry. Are you okay? Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry. Are you not alone?
08:54No, no, um, can you just give me a second?
09:08Okay, so
09:11Nancy has a pneumonia? No, and I've left half a dozen messages and texts. There's no response. I'm very concerning
09:18Yeah, I don't I don't know Robert. I mean we we ate and then she left
09:24And she told you she was coming home
09:27I mean she didn't say that exactly, but I assumed
09:34That's it. I'm calling the police. No, Robert, just don't don't do that
09:38Okay, so
09:40But you do know where she is? Not exactly
09:45Eleanor, what the hell's going on?
09:50I'm gonna throw some clothes on and come to you
09:52That's not necessary if you could just tell me Robert stop stop do not call the police until we talk,
09:58okay, please
10:00Okay, okay, okay, I'm on my way
10:04Hey, Jordan
10:10Can I take these jeans?
10:12Yeah
10:13It's fine
10:14You are
10:15We didn't already?
10:17Yeah, but it's fine
10:20Because I was never here remember
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21:02Um, okay, um, your, your, uh, Nancy was killed last night, they found her, honey, I'm sorry.
21:19Oh my God, mom, I'm so sorry.
21:23It's okay, sweetie, it's okay, I'm sorry.
21:29I'm okay, sweetheart, I'm okay, I'm okay.
21:36When the sun comes back to sleep.
21:45When the rain comes knocking on my window, I will look out for you.
22:04When you look out for me too.
22:12How could I ever forget about you?
22:32It's too hard to put you in.
22:33It's too hard to put you in.
22:36There is no suspect in custody at this time.
22:39The victim's husband is Robert Hennessey, whose father is the founder of Hedge Grove Capital.
22:44Tributes poured in today on social media where Mrs. Hennessey amassed thousands of followers.
22:49Do they really think this will help?
22:52It might.
22:53It might make people care about her.
22:56Oh, come on.
22:57Be honest.
22:58If all you saw was this highlight reel of her life, don't you think you would hate her?
23:04Well, hate's an ugly word.
23:10Envy maybe.
23:11That's all I saw.
23:13This wasn't even the real her.
23:16Yeah, it was, Ellie.
23:18It just wasn't the whole her.
23:26Have you seen Cora?
23:29No.
23:30Not yet.
23:54I didn't even know my mom owned any black clothes.
23:57She used to have this gorgeous black leather jumpsuit that she wore when we went to the club.
24:04I can't picture that at all.
24:06She always wanted to take me shopping.
24:09I never let her.
24:10I get that.
24:12Mothers and daughters, it's very complicated.
24:16No, but I wouldn't roast her for all the shopping she did.
24:19Now I'm like, digging through her clothes, trying to find something to wear to her funeral.
24:27Cora, if this feels like too much, we don't have to do this right now.
24:33I can't feel anything, Ellie.
24:36I think you might be in shock.
24:39Is that what it is?
24:40Because I feel like something's wrong with me.
24:43Nothing is wrong with you, okay?
24:47I remember being in this room with your mom when you were just an infant.
24:52And she was holding you in her arms.
24:55And she was so in love with you.
25:00Nothing made her happier than being your mom.
25:05And all I did was push her away.
25:09And it's too late now.
25:13Oh, sweetie.
25:15It's okay.
25:16Oh, I'm here.
25:22Would you stay with us?
25:25Really?
25:26I don't want to be alone with my dad.
25:30Cora.
25:30Oh.
25:31Cora, I...
25:33Okay.
25:35I know that he struggles with his emotions, but trust me, I have known him since I was barely
25:41older than you.
25:42It's not just the emotions.
25:45I don't feel safe with him right now.
25:55I don't need a publicist.
25:57I need them to find out who killed my wife.
26:00It's a crisis firm, Robert.
26:04And daddy just wants to make the introduction.
26:07That's it.
26:08Ultimately, it's your choice.
26:11Have you given any more thought to the idea of a reward?
26:15I hate the idea of a bounty hunt.
26:18I know.
26:18No one wants to put any pressure on you.
26:20But at this point, it's just about controlling the narrative.
26:23Hey.
26:23I mean, we're in...
26:25Oh, Eleanor.
26:26No, you were here.
26:27Sorry to interrupt.
26:29No, come on in.
26:30Come on in.
26:31You've been such a good friend to be here with the family for this long.
26:38I was just headed to the kitchen.
26:41Does anyone else need a drink?
26:43No, thank you.
26:49Is it cold in here?
26:51My sister's just trying to help finish all the alcohol in the house.
26:55Yes, I think she's doing that.
26:59Cora asked me if I would stay with you guys for a while.
27:04Okay.
27:04So, how do you feel about that?
27:07It's not about how I feel.
27:10It's about figuring out what's best for Cora.
27:14If I thank you for everything that you're doing.
27:16Don't do that, please, Robert.
27:18No, it's something I forget to do, or I can be a real asshole like that sometimes, just taking everyone
27:25around me for granted.
27:28How did Cora seem to you?
27:33Is she scared of me?
27:34She didn't use the word scared exactly.
27:40It can't be easy.
27:43Losing her mother, seeing them treat me like a suspect.
27:47They're not calling you a suspect, are they?
27:49That's where this is headed.
27:51You know, I have no alibi.
27:52I was home alone that night until I spoke to you.
27:56Sorry.
27:56I can understand having you around.
28:00Like, make her a little more comfortable right now.
28:04I'm gonna come by as often as I can.
28:07But I, I don't think it's a good idea for me to stay here.
28:11Yeah.
28:12Okay.
28:13Okay.
28:26Good afternoon.
28:27Hey, Mr. Shea.
28:28Oh, Sam, you changed your hair.
28:30I like it.
28:31Thanks.
28:32Hey.
28:33Hi.
28:33We didn't think you'd be coming in yet.
28:35We would have gotten more prepared.
28:36Uh, I'm just coming in to grab a few things.
28:38I didn't want to disrupt the flow.
28:40Hi.
28:41You're the boss.
28:41You can do whatever you want.
28:43I just thought you might need some more time.
28:44Yeah, I don't want to make a big deal of it here at the office.
28:47I am so deeply, deeply sorry for your loss.
28:50I can't even imagine.
28:52There are no words.
28:53No words.
28:54Okay.
28:55You've said it.
28:56Love you.
28:59Thank you for that.
29:03Some detectives were here earlier asking a few questions about the timing of that night.
29:08I told them I was already gone by then, so I couldn't help them.
29:12Yeah, they're just ticking boxes, trying to establish their timeline.
29:16Right.
29:17We will have to postpone the Middle East trip.
29:19Of course.
29:20There's too much going on right now for you to worry about that.
29:23They don't want me to leave town.
29:28If there's anything I need to know, you would tell me, right?
29:34Yes.
29:43Hey.
29:45Hey.
29:47We're trying to reach you.
29:48Yeah.
29:48It's not a great time.
29:50I mean, you going somewhere?
29:53I mean, you're not like leaving, right?
29:56No.
29:57I'm just grabbing stuff in case I have to work from home.
29:59I'm like maybe going to my friends to help.
30:02Who's helping you?
30:05What?
30:05I said, who's helping you?
30:10This is your loss too.
30:13Okay.
30:15Jordan, I think what would be most helpful right now is your discretion.
30:23Okay?
30:23Yeah, sure.
30:25Okay, thank you.
30:41Okay.
30:43Okay.
31:11Okay.
31:25Oh, ma'am.
31:26Ma'am.
31:28Are you smoking again?
31:30What?
31:31Yes.
31:32It's not a cigarette.
31:33It's an emotional crutch.
31:36I don't understand why we had to have this memorial so quickly.
31:39Because Robert wanted to get it over with, I think.
31:44Here they come.
31:45Will you just hold this one?
31:46What?
31:47Please, please, please.
31:47Hold it, hold it.
31:49Hey, guys.
31:50Aunt Ellie, you're smoking?
31:54It's a bad habit, but it doesn't make her a bad person.
31:57Oh, thank you, Howard.
32:00We'll save two seats for you.
32:07Now they think I smoke.
32:09Oh, I'm sorry, but I don't think we should have brought them.
32:12Howard said we shouldn't shield them from grief.
32:14Oh, well, Robert's family planned this, so there's not going to be a lot of grief.
32:17We'll get elegance and waspy denial.
32:35When does the bride come out?
32:37It's not a wedding.
32:38It's a funeral.
32:39Actually, it's a memorial.
32:41Because there's no body.
32:43We don't believe in shielding them from grief.
32:46Yes, I heard.
32:49Isn't that crazy?
32:50Does this smell like something?
32:53It's rose pulp.
32:55We had the paper made from linen and rose petals from Nancy's garden.
33:00That's so lovely.
33:01You just smashed up her roses and yes, of course.
33:07You are so kind to come.
33:09Oh, no, please.
33:12Such beautiful little girls.
33:15I'm so sorry you couldn't find childcare on such short notice.
33:47No.
33:50No.
33:51You're up.
34:26You're up.
34:26She walks in beauty.
34:30Like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies.
34:35And all that's best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and her eyes.
34:42Thus mellowed to that tender light
34:48Which heaven to a gaudy day denies
34:53One shade the more
34:56One ray the less
35:06It was lovely, don't get me wrong
35:09It just wasn't her
35:10Yeah
35:11Yeah
35:13Well, Kit runs a tight ship
35:15You know, she made me send her that Byron poem for approval
35:19And then she told me no jokes, no tears
35:22Jesus
35:23Yeah
35:24Did you see that guy in the denim jacket at the church yesterday?
35:30No, I don't think I saw him, why?
35:34You don't think anybody from Nancy's family would have come, right?
35:38No
35:40Ellie, they wouldn't have dared
35:42Right
35:45Hey, so, um, well, Howard had this thought, was a favor, really, to ask
35:52Okay
35:53We wanted to know if it was possible, maybe Marcus could volunteer with you
35:57Because we thought if he saw some real suffering in the world, he could maybe get some perspective
36:03And then he
36:04Yes, yes, yes
36:05Yes, I will find something for him if he's willing
36:08Thank you so much, Ellie, that is very...
36:10Mary
36:11They found him
36:13Breaking footage of David Haji Boyette, also known as D.H. Boyette
36:18There he is
36:19As we can confirm, has been officially made...
36:21No fucking way
36:23That's the guy
36:24That's the guy?
36:24That's the guy?
36:25Yeah, that's what they're saying
36:27Do you know him?
36:28How would I know him?
36:29...with his cold, large-scale portraits...
36:31Why did you ask me that?
36:35I'm sorry, I shouldn't have assumed...
36:37No, I have never met this person
36:40Mom's listed on his website as one of his patrons, you know, she's supported artists
36:45And he is a painter, D.H. Boyette, also known as Daveed
36:50There's Kit right on the shoe
36:54Do you think this is the guy?
36:55I think we need to be very careful to not rush to judgment
36:59Let's let them talk to him, oh my god
37:01While L.A. artist D.H. Boyette was named a person of interest
37:05What?
37:07What?
37:08What?
37:08Oh my god
37:09What?
37:11Ellie?
37:15Oh shit
37:17Oh
37:17D.H. Boyette, she just put this one up, didn't she?
37:20Right before she died, that's him
37:23Is that mom?
37:30Hey, hey, Rob
37:32Dad, what are you doing?
37:34Dad, stop it!
37:35What are you doing?
37:36Dad!
37:36Ellie!
37:37Stop!
37:38Please stop!
37:40Robert!
37:41Dad!
37:41Do something!
37:43Robert!
37:43Dad!
37:45Dad!
37:45Stop!
37:46Dad!
37:46Dad!
37:46Stay here, please!
37:47Stop it, Robert!
37:48Stop it!
37:49Oh my god, Robert!
37:50You have to stop!
37:51You have to take a beat!
37:53Jesus!
37:54Robert!
37:55What are you doing?
37:58Can we talk about this inside?
37:59I just want you to take a beat!
38:01I just want you to take a beat!
38:01I want you to take a breath!
38:06Robert!
38:06Please!
38:07She never belonged to me!
38:08Please stop it!
38:09I always wanted her to be all mine, but she never was!
38:12There was always a piece of her that wouldn't be her, and I always fucking knew it!
38:16Robert!
38:16I think that they have people watching you!
38:18Don't give a fuck!
38:19I understand that you're angry!
38:21You need to calm down!
38:22Hey!
38:23Don't tell me how I should feel!
38:27Jesus Christ, Elanon!
38:28You don't know everything, alright?
38:30She's my fucking wife!
38:47Does he have an alibi?
38:49David?
38:50Yeah, the guy she was sleeping with.
38:52Kind of.
38:53He was maybe at this art event of some sort, but he left early.
38:58Honestly, they don't have a lot of information.
38:59I just, I don't think it's him.
39:01She only told you his first name.
39:03We have nothing to go on.
39:04It could absolutely be him.
39:06She would have told me if he was black.
39:08She hardly told you anything about it.
39:10I know, but I am her best and only black friend.
39:12This would have come up.
39:14Okay.
39:19I gave the police the name David.
39:22What if it's not the stubby person?
39:23And we still don't know who killed our best friend.
39:29I've never seen Robert that angry.
39:31Oh, he, he has a temper.
39:34Especially when he drinks.
39:37Or when he's jealous.
39:39No, he, you know, he loved her more than anything.
39:43Anger isn't the opposite of love.
39:46Sometimes it's the truest expression of it.
39:49You can't see it.
39:52Because Robert is your...
39:53My what?
39:55My friend?
39:56He's your friend.
39:57You and Robert have a connection.
40:02Yes.
40:02Her name is Nancy.
40:04Outside of Nancy.
40:06And Nancy knew it too.
40:10What are you saying?
40:13You're not the only person she confided in.
40:19That's all.
40:39Oh, God.
40:40I'm sorry.
40:42I'm going to frighten you.
40:43How did you get in here?
40:45Someone propped up the door.
40:47I should have texted.
40:48Yes.
40:49Sir, can we...
40:52Sir, can we...
40:53Sir, can we...
41:19I'm sorry.
41:20Cruel.
41:22She was my wife, but I know you guys were everything to each other.
41:30I'm sorry.
41:35thank you
41:40I don't think I realized how much I needed to hear that from you
41:45are you gonna tell me why you're so dressed up
41:48this is dressed up to you this is how I leave the house after sundown
41:55where are you going
41:57you know
41:58Nassie loves the ballet and how I don't you hate it
42:04I don't hate it I just I find it was that French expressions walking boring and
42:10that's not French my legs don't fit in the seats what
42:17anyways it was supposed to go to the opening tonight and I don't know what to
42:24do I'm just banging around the big empty house alone I can't sleep I'm just
42:29walking around looking for her but she's not there so it's thinking that I don't
42:37know maybe at the ballet I could you could feel her with you yeah
42:47yeah exactly do you think that's possible I don't know what's possible anymore
42:59she's just here you know we were all just here playing stupid fucking card games and now she's
43:09just gone forever it's like I can't it doesn't make any sense so what why shouldn't I be able
43:17to go to go to a place that she loved so much and and and feel her
43:24I think you have to try
43:28but will you try with me
43:34you want me to go yeah no why not
43:42uh I can't I just can't I mean the optics fuck the optics who cares about the optics I do
43:50you should we can't just get dressed up and have a night out on the town together I'm sorry
43:58I'm sorry I'm sorry this is a stupid idea I'm sorry
44:34you
45:16My mother has this expression she loves.
45:21Have more than you show, say less than you know.
45:27It was advice I took to heart, guarding not only what we had, but how I felt.
45:36Sometimes, I hid it so well, I couldn't even see it myself.
45:49Miss Boucher.
45:51I thought you were worried about the optics.
45:54I was, but then I remembered that French expression, fuck the optics.
46:02Right.
46:03Shall we?
46:30I hope this isn't inappropriate, but the boss's daughter cleans up real nice.
46:37Just try to give me a usable shot this time, okay?
46:41Let's go.
46:42Let's go.
46:42Let's go.
46:44Let's go.
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