#video #56 Days - Episode 3
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00:11Hi, I'm Ciara Wise.
00:13My dad was in the Navy, so I grew up all over,
00:15but I just moved to Boston a week ago for my work.
00:19I just don't know what you're up to.
00:21People owe us for what they put us through,
00:23and I'm making them pay.
00:24Don't you trust me?
00:25No, I never have.
00:30How'd you sleep?
00:31Pretty good.
00:31What about you?
00:32I didn't.
00:33I have problems in that department.
00:35Excuse me.
00:36I'm Jane.
00:37I saw you with Oliver.
00:38He's not who you think he is.
00:40Someone left me an envelope with my name on it.
00:42Who do you think might have done that?
00:43Any new friends?
00:45Yes.
00:46I know how lonely you are,
00:47but don't you think it's more important to protect yourself?
00:49If the answer's yes, break it off now,
00:52or you do something, you'll look right.
00:55Hey, you think you could run this license plate number?
00:58This guy hangs out down there.
01:00See if anybody knows anything about him.
01:01Will do.
01:02Look what was by the bed.
01:03Huh.
01:04What do you think that is?
01:08Am I falling for you too fast?
01:11Yes.
01:13And I'm gonna get you.
01:15what do you think that is?
01:21Oh, my God.
01:46Oh, my God.
01:51Hey.
01:52Oliver.
01:54Oliver.
01:56What is this?
02:05It's propofol.
02:07I use it to sleep sometimes.
02:09Well, do you use it to sleep all day?
02:12Because it's almost four.
02:14Fuck.
02:23Hey.
02:25Where did you get it?
02:27From a doctor.
02:30Listen, what I have, it isn't a normal kind of insomnia.
02:37The hormones that are supposed to tell my brain to shut down, they don't do their job.
02:45They call it a dysregulated HPA access.
02:49Were you born with this?
02:51No, it's caused by anxiety.
02:53I've tried everything.
02:56Um, meditation, acupuncture, yoga.
03:02None of it works.
03:03And after three or four nights in a row, I stopped being able to tell what's real and what's not.
03:14What are you so anxious about?
03:18Everything.
03:21Work.
03:22Life.
03:24Regrets.
03:27Mistakes.
03:30Like what?
03:36I should call work.
03:49Hey.
03:50Hi.
03:51Yeah.
03:53Sorry.
03:54I was, um, I was on site at Roxbury all day.
03:57Oh, yeah, yeah.
03:57It's all going well.
03:59I think you're going to be really happy.
04:01Yes.
04:03Yeah, no.
04:04No, don't worry about that.
04:05It's, um...
04:08It's all good.
04:09Okay.
04:10No.
04:11No.
04:12No.
04:12No.
04:12No.
04:13No.
04:13No.
04:13No.
04:14Oh, no.
04:16Yeah, we're not exactly right now.
04:20No.
04:21No.
04:23No.
04:24No.
04:26Just the Weather.
04:36Just theÑ…ster.
04:56Mr. Brayne, stop.
04:58Mr. Brayne, a violent crime occurred here.
05:01I know you want to help.
05:02Hey, talking to you won't help.
05:04Your whole system is broken.
05:06I just, I just, Mr. Brayne, I just need to know,
05:08the last time you saw him, what did Oliver say to you?
05:11You leave Ollie alone.
05:15Mr. Brayne.
05:17Mr. Brayne, why don't you, my mic.
05:31You can thank me now.
05:35Well, I got something.
05:36Oh, yeah?
05:37You think?
05:37He just called Oliver Kennedy Ollie.
05:41He said, leave Ollie alone.
05:44He's got to be alive to be left alone.
05:46And apparently the last time they saw each other,
05:48Oliver had something that he needed to tell him.
05:51Like what?
05:52Hey, boss, I just killed my girlfriend?
05:55Yes.
05:57Exactly.
05:59Okay, I don't know about you,
06:00but I'm going to take the win on this.
06:02You do that.
06:03I'm going to keep my bar high.
06:06Reardon?
06:08We'll be there.
06:11Go apply your impeccable standards
06:14to the surveillance footage.
06:15I'll meet you back at the tub.
06:23So, uh, what time do you get off work?
06:25Uh, five.
06:27But I have to stop at home
06:28and get all my last couple things
06:30that I need to bring over.
06:31Do you want to stop and get a coffee?
06:34Uh, I'd love to,
06:35but the first three will kick in any minute.
06:38Actually, I was just thinking about this.
06:40I one time had a contest
06:43with a guy that I worked with
06:44to see who could go the longest
06:45without falling asleep.
06:47And we had to text each other every hour
06:49to make sure that the other one was awake.
06:51So I was sleeping for 59 minutes at a time,
06:54and I figured that that's what he was doing too, right?
06:56But then I saw him two days later,
06:59and I realized he was keeping up his end of the deal
07:02with the help of methamphetamine.
07:05Yeah?
07:05Mm-hmm.
07:06What was your job?
07:06Were you guys long-haul truckers?
07:09Um, no.
07:10We worked at a place called Dell's.
07:13Dell's Lemonade in Rhode Island?
07:16No.
07:16This one was on a base in Florida.
07:18It was my sister's magical hangover cure.
07:20It was their frozen lemonade
07:22and four aspirin.
07:26Who's that?
07:28I have no idea.
07:31She looks a little crazy.
07:34Am I seeing you tonight?
07:36Yeah.
07:36Is that it?
07:38I'll see you then.
07:55Stay away from me.
08:05Bye-bye.
08:08Bye-bye.
08:10Bye-bye.
08:12Bye-bye.
08:14Bye-bye.
08:14Let's go.
08:49Oh, fuck me.
08:51There's a goblin in the lobby.
08:53And that's this morning?
08:55Yep, 529 a.m.
08:56When you pull the alarm, it calls the fire department automatically.
08:59Scary-looking dude.
09:00Got any more of that?
09:01No, that's all we got after he exits the lobby.
09:04Okay.
09:05512 to 529.
09:07Email me that.
09:10Let's take it back to the garage.
09:12Kevin Sullivan, that's you?
09:14Uh, hey, detective.
09:17I don't want to get in your way.
09:18Nah, nah, in a way.
09:20Come on, cut it out.
09:20It's your office.
09:21Come here, man.
09:22Take a look at this.
09:25What's up, Bruno?
09:26How's it going?
09:27Okay, so this parking spot is assigned to apartment 11.
09:31It's usually empty, but about a month ago, someone started parking in it.
09:36Is that him?
09:37Oliver Kennedy?
09:38Yeah, I think so.
09:41Surprised you remember his name.
09:43Well, I just saw his rental contract this morning.
09:47Remember?
09:47I brought it to you.
09:49Right.
09:50Yeah.
09:52Man, who is this Oliver Kennedy with?
09:54Anybody you know?
09:56I don't know.
09:57This looks like some girl.
09:58Can you, can you, uh, zoom in on the plate?
10:01No, man.
10:02You can't do that.
10:03It's the problem with the security footage.
10:04It is shit.
10:06Uno, let's, um, let's show Kevin the lobby, right?
10:12Whoa.
10:14Is that the killer?
10:19Not necessarily.
10:21My body was there for a long time.
10:22You don't ride like that overnight.
10:24Right.
10:27You like the party, Kevin?
10:31Yeah, yeah.
10:32Really?
10:32Not more than a normal person, but yeah.
10:35Normal person.
10:36Hey, ain't no judgment, man.
10:37So do I.
10:39So do I.
10:41Yeah, yeah.
10:43Oliver looks like a partier.
10:46And, and, and you don't know him?
10:48No.
10:50Now, I meet a lot of people, but I, I don't think so.
10:53You didn't meet him when you passed him the keys to the place?
10:57No, I didn't need to.
10:58The, the corporate rentals, they, they handle all that stuff internally.
11:03Hmm.
11:05Um, there they are again.
11:09Same girl.
11:23What are you doing tonight?
11:24I, I am getting wasted, thank God.
11:28Go to JJ's with Fritz.
11:31Frank Fitzgerald.
11:32Since when do you hang out with him?
11:34Hmm, since randomly once in a while?
11:36What do you care?
11:37I don't.
11:38Hmm.
11:39Sounds like you do.
11:40No, I don't.
11:41I just think it's a little weird to hang out with your dead brother's friend.
11:46I think it would make me sad.
11:49Do you remember his Future Farmers of America sweatshirt?
11:53Oh, yeah.
11:54Yeah, I used to wear it to be ironic.
11:57Hey, do you still have it?
11:59Yeah.
12:01Yeah, but I wear it to be warm.
12:03Yeah, you're classy like that.
12:05Mm-hmm.
12:06What are you doing tonight?
12:08Stripping its silhouettes?
12:09Mm-hmm.
12:11No, sorry.
12:12Well, if I was, I think they'd give me the Tuesday lunch shift.
12:15Yeah, well, that's not going to cover the mortgage now, is it?
12:19That's, um, that's not how I'm getting the money.
12:24Okay.
12:27What?
12:30Amina, Megan, tell me right now you're scaring me.
12:35I think...
12:39I may have access to some funds.
12:43What funds?
12:46From the St. Ledger Corporation.
12:48Hey!
12:49Yes!
12:49Fuck!
12:50You definitely do.
12:52Megan, what do you mean access?
12:55Are you a hacker now?
12:56I don't know.
12:57I mean, come on.
12:58Everyone's a hacker now.
13:00I mean, especially when you work for a cloud service.
13:02It's just all kind of right there, you know?
13:05Wait, wait, wait.
13:06Oh, my God, that's...
13:08That's what you meant.
13:09You told Mom that people owe us.
13:10You meant...
13:12You meant all of us in Ledger.
13:14Yeah, she wasn't supposed to tell you that.
13:22Please, just don't worry about anything.
13:23Don't worry?
13:24I...
13:27Megan?
13:28Don't do anything stupid, okay?
13:31I won't.
13:33I promise.
13:37The Beacon Hill location is outside the floodplain now,
13:41but thanks to climate change,
13:42that won't be the case by 2030.
13:44If you want to maintain your lower-level safe deposit vault,
13:48I would avoid flow openings.
13:50This is your best choice.
13:52And I would advise against putting a 200-year-old granite structure up on stilts,
13:57but Klein is always right.
13:59I want the whole thing floating up in the air.
14:02Well, if anyone could accomplish it, Oliver would be your man.
14:07You won't be disappointed.
14:10Hell, yeah.
14:12No, no, no, no.
14:19The way you own a room in the heat of the moment
14:23reminds me of your dad.
14:25He did the same thing.
14:27Hits me every time.
14:30Good job.
14:45Hey, hey, can I give you a call back?
14:48I'm just on the other line.
14:49Uh, no need.
14:50I'm downstairs in the lobby.
14:52You get off work now, right?
14:54The lobby?
14:55Where?
14:56Uh, your building?
14:58I got off work early.
15:00My boss loaned me his car to help with your move.
15:03Oh, amazing.
15:05Um, can you just give me 15 minutes
15:07because I'm just running a little bit behind?
15:08Yeah, yeah, no rush.
15:10I'll be here.
15:14Stop, stop.
15:28Can I help you, sir?
15:30Uh, I'm just waiting for my girlfriend.
15:32All right.
15:42Hey!
16:05Are you, are you okay?
16:09Oh, fuck.
16:09Yeah, I'm okay.
16:10Are you hurt?
16:11You look like you got hurt.
16:13No, no, no.
16:14I'm, I just feel like an idiot.
16:16I'm gonna have these cheap fucking shoes.
16:18I'm so embarrassed.
16:20I don't know.
16:21I, I think you, I, I, yep.
16:22You're going into shock.
16:25Oh, my God.
16:27Everybody check your shoes.
16:28Shh.
16:29What are you doing?
16:29I'm saving you.
16:30This shoe has exploded.
16:33No, it's, they're just cheap.
16:35No, no, no.
16:36It's an epidemic.
16:36And we're gonna get out of here
16:37before another shoe explodes.
16:39Okay.
16:39It's an epidemic.
16:40It's for me.
16:41It's the city.
16:42Everybody stand back.
16:43It's a fucking conspiracy.
16:45Dave.
16:49Ah!
16:50Ah!
16:52Ah!
16:53Ah!
16:54Ah!
16:56Ah!
16:58Ah!
16:58Ah!
16:59Ah!
17:05Ah!
17:06Ah, one hundred and twenty-six.
17:09And your boss is letting you borrow it?
17:12Elliot does more for me than I deserve.
17:15He and my father went to Princeton together and, um, I think he had feelings that went beyond
17:22friendship.
17:23My father willfully ignored it, but I don't know.
17:26Sometimes I think Elliot gets sentimental for what never happened.
17:31That's kind of sad.
17:33Oh, really? He's happy now?
17:36Plus, he's got three cars. It's just one.
17:42Do you know that my whole family shares one 12-year-old Subaru with 200,000 miles on it?
17:51We come from very different worlds.
17:55That doesn't matter now.
17:57Never going back.
18:03What are you thinking?
18:04I'm just thinking about what you did back there.
18:09Oh, my God.
18:11Like, who are you?
18:15What do you think, Diane?
18:17I don't know.
18:20The guy who had his shoes.
18:30Have these?
18:54I don't know.
18:59You're just a sign.
19:01I am totally fine.
19:03You could go and make you happy with yourself.
19:06Make it good.
19:07You walk back.
19:08I'm a human.
19:10I'm a dog.
19:11I'm a conscious.
19:11Cause I don't know if you're going to hurt me
19:14It's too much you
19:18Cause I will die for you
19:54Am I good to go with this stuff?
19:56Uh, no
19:57Give me a minute
19:58What is that?
19:59A silver stud
20:00Maybe four millimeter
20:02We found it in the bathtub
20:05Is there anything else from the tub
20:06That would indicate sex?
20:09Uh...
20:09Ring, bracelet, tampon, hair tie
20:12Not that I can tell
20:15What's organic panic?
20:21Organic panic psilocybin candy bars
20:24Take the chocolate experience to new heights
20:26Hmm
20:36You get what I just sent you?
20:38Yes, I'm surprised
20:39I thought the, I don't know
20:40A ten-year-old brat pulled that alarm
20:42This feels connected
20:44Like the killer coming back to the scene
20:47Either that or co-conspirator
20:50While with the perp or the victim
20:52Sexually or druggly
20:55I'll lock down the lobby
20:56Oh, and we just found a little silver-colored stud earring in the bathtub
21:01Like for a baby
21:02Like for the body
21:05But I do like a cute baby with pierced ears
21:07And you could have one
21:08If you ever got laid
21:10I don't want one
21:11But even if I did
21:13The laid part is no longer necessary
21:15Because science
21:16Hey, can you stay right there?
21:19I'm not done yet
21:20Jesus Christ
21:21Well, actually, science told me that
21:24It likes fucking
21:25Matter of fact, science invented it
21:26Oh, can you just get back here?
21:28CSR's trying to pack up my evidence
21:30All right, one second
21:31One last text
21:31No, stop texting
21:33I gotta go
21:35Hey
21:37Lock up the lobby
21:37All right
21:41Hey, dude
21:56Hey, dude
22:19Weirden
22:20How's it going, Leigh?
22:22It's going
22:23Body sent to autopsy
22:24I have a feeling we'll be sorting a lot of tips when it hits the news
22:28Ah, this case is too cute
22:30That fancy building and all those tech kids out there Instagramming in those baggy jammy pants
22:36It's not good
22:38And now we got a call from some big dick litigator
22:41Says he works for a guy named Elliot Burhan
22:44Oh, are you serious?
22:47Okay
22:48We spoke to him a few hours ago and he gave us some pushback
22:52I mean, his firm owns the apartment where we found the victim
22:55Did Connolly intimidate this guy?
22:58No
22:58He was just being Connolly
23:00Eh, right
23:01Anyway
23:02Now this is why I'm calling
23:04I'm calling about a guy that goes by
23:05Linus Finch
23:10Yeah, low-level drug dealer with aspirations
23:13I met him on a tip today, but I'm pretty sure he's not our guy
23:18Why?
23:19Connolly passed along his plate
23:21Turns out Vice is tracking him for that drug ring down at the university
23:24You don't know him?
23:26No
23:30Then why am I looking at a picture of him riding shotgun in your car last month?
23:39Maybe I brought him in for questioning at some point
23:42You think about it
23:45Anything I need to know
23:46It's best I hear it from you
23:49Wrap it up down there
23:50Yes, ma'am
24:12Oh, fuck
24:14Sorry, my life
24:17Okay, so what do you think?
24:19Should we adopt a cat or is it straight to kids or what?
24:23No, I'm really more of a dog person
24:25I find that very surprising
24:32Are you sure that you're okay with this?
24:33Because I know this is a lot
24:36Your stuff?
24:37No, you need it
24:38The room is empty
24:39It's literally not
24:39No
24:40Not my stuff
24:42The
24:43This
24:44All of this
24:45The
24:47Us
24:47I know it's only a couple weeks, but
24:52Is it crazy?
24:56I really don't know what that word means anymore
25:02Okay
25:03How about you relax
25:04And
25:06I can make us something easy for dinner
25:08No
25:08No
25:09You're my guest
25:10I cook for you
25:11Go
25:11Sort your room out
25:12Okay
25:16With mail
25:17With mail, right?
25:18With mail
25:18With mail
25:21With mail
25:51What?
25:54Yes
25:54I cut
25:54I made you
26:12I made you
26:12Let's go.
27:01What happened?
27:04Nothing.
27:05Let's get Thai food.
27:08All right.
27:11All right.
27:30Let's go.
27:37Let's go.
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31:02Let's go.
31:13Let's go.
31:17So start with just half a square and get your anxiety under better control.
31:22Your sleep will improve.
31:25Listen, I appreciate you seeing me this early, so...
31:28Sit down, Oliver. We're not done.
31:36You seem agitated.
31:37Yeah, no shit.
31:43I, uh, I could swear that someone was following me this morning on my way here.
31:54There was a woman. She had red hair. She was driving a blue car.
31:59You know what that sounds like, don't you?
32:02What are you implying? My ex?
32:07But now I just see women from my past everywhere I go that, uh,
32:12I'm so obsessed with my mistakes that they drive beside me on the freeway in a Fiat.
32:19I'm not the stalker here.
32:23I'm the victim.
32:30Someone has identified me, and they're targeting me.
32:36And it is not my imagination.
32:40It is real.
32:42And it is happening to me.
33:10The name on the account?
33:11Starman Inc.
33:13It is a corporate trust that I opened for my son, Oliver St. Ledger.
33:17You're Tiki St. Ledger?
33:19Yes.
33:20You're a maiden name?
33:22Trivedi.
33:23Address?
33:26Well, the mailing address is Boston, but the account may still be linked to the house on 344 Dutch Neck
33:35Road.
33:36And tax ID?
33:40Or his social will work?
33:47987-65-4328.
33:52Okay.
33:53How can I help you?
33:56I would like to transfer $10,000 from this account to a personal checking.
34:01Okay.
34:02Let me check something here.
34:06I'm sorry, ma'am.
34:07You can't access these funds until this matures in April next year.
34:12I thought it was this past April.
34:18Can I pay a penalty?
34:22I'm afraid not.
34:24Is there anything else I can do for you?
34:26No, thank you.
34:27Would you be interested?
34:28Bye.
34:32Fuck.
34:50Bye.
35:11Where's Connolly?
35:14Linus Finch.
35:16You know him?
35:25I don't think so, but I snagged a picture of the two of them last month meeting in the park
35:29night at the fucking zoo. What else you got on him? 33, on probation since doing a nickel and
35:37Sousa, opioid trafficking. Apparently he comes from money, but the first time he was busted with
35:43Blow, his parents sent him to one of those reform schools where he eat bugs in the desert rather
35:46than read books, so this is what they got. Ah, yes, it's gotta be an explanation. I asked.
35:55She didn't offer it. And yes, it's her car. I know. See the tape on the side, Mary?
36:03I didn't push her too hard, but I'm pretty sure she was lying to me. Let's hope she won't lie
36:08to you.
36:22I don't think so.
37:02Maybe this time you'll learn.
37:26Quiet, baby.
37:30J.P. Morgan, how may I help you?
37:32Hi, I just received a text to rate your customer service, but I haven't called lately.
37:38Um, yeah, I just want to make sure I'm not getting hacked by the Russians.
37:41I understand, ma'am. May I please have your name?
37:44Chickie St. Letcher.
38:06Hey, hey. Oh, uh, Kevin, right?
38:10You showed me the apartment, Oliver Kennedy.
38:12Oh, yeah, Oliver, I remember.
38:14Yeah, you worked for KB.
38:16How's the place working out?
38:17It's great. I love it.
38:18Yeah.
38:18See you around.
38:19Yeah, ma'am.
38:47Oh, my God.
38:49You scared me.
38:51What are you doing?
38:53What are you doing?
38:54That's so crazy.
38:55I didn't even hear you come in.
39:23Where have you...
39:25Come on, Lee.
39:34Where'd you got this?
39:37Got it from Russo.
39:39Who got it from Vice after your ass was found on the wrong end of Longlands with that motherfucker.
39:45Sitting in my seat.
39:48Who is he?
39:49Who is he?
39:49That's the guy from this morning, right?
39:55Tell me.
39:57I can't.
40:02Listen, I don't want to lie to you and, um, but I have been for a long time and I
40:11need
40:11you to let me do it a little bit longer because, um, because you're never gonna forgive me when
40:19you know the truth, so... I don't know how I can live like that, so...
40:30Wait a minute.
40:33Jesus, Lee, how bad is it?
40:39It's really bad.
40:42Yeah.
40:45So bad that when you quit your job and you leave...
40:51I'm never gonna see you again.
40:54No.
40:56No.
40:57Please, Carl, um...
41:00Can you just give me one more date?
41:04We have to get from today, so...
41:09Yeah.
41:12I, um...
41:14I went to the, uh, junk mail bin and I found this guy.
41:18Ollie St. Ledger.
41:20Oliver St. Ledger.
41:21That's his name.
41:21Yeah?
41:22And, uh, his propofol was stolen from, uh, from a hospital somewhere.
41:27What's the name of it?
41:28The name of the hospital.
41:30Carl, what's the name of it?
41:31The propofol.
41:32I don't know. County East.
41:33County East.
41:36It's in Narragansett.
41:38Okay.
41:47This is it.
41:51This is him.
42:02Oliver St. Ledger, son of billionaire venture capitalist Casper St. Ledger, age 33, from Narragansett, Rhode Island.
42:17He disappeared after dodging arrest for first-degree murder, known by several aliases he's sometimes referred to as the Narrow
42:29River Killer.
42:30I can't wait.
42:32I can't wait.
42:35I can't wait.
42:42Go, go.
42:50I'm on the hunt for something, warm a pound of flesh.
42:58Is it in this city? Is it in your bed?
43:05Fall out with the sunrise, no one else is to blame.
43:13I'll leave you flowers, but not my name.
43:32Lately I've been drinking, I need to stop my thinking.
43:39Tell me how you're feeling, I'll reflect the reason.
43:47When I drown, will I get very far?
43:54When you drown, they'll forget who you are.
44:02I'm just a mirror, break my glass to fix your heart.
44:11I'm just a mirror, pretty glass and empty heart.
44:18I'm just a mirror.
44:21I'm just a mirror.
44:24I'm just a mirror.
44:58I'm just a mirror.
45:14I'm a mirror.
45:15I'm just a mirror.
45:17I'm a mirror, yeah.
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