00:00You're a born reporter. You're one of the best.
00:03Why are you here, Stanley?
00:04To offer you a job.
00:06Cold case in Alaska.
00:07She went missing two years ago.
00:09Her death is part of a pattern of murdered indigenous women.
00:13I'm a reporter. You don't need me.
00:15You break big stories. I mean, we're just missing too much.
00:21Alaska has a funny way of revealing things to you.
00:27Outsiders come to disappear or to reinvent themselves.
00:31What is it?
00:32I came for a job.
00:33This is where it all happens.
00:36I can see that.
00:39Roz, I want to put you on a story with Eileen.
00:41Now they're missing murdered native women.
00:43And we need to show who's to blame.
00:45I work alone.
00:46Do you know anything about Alaska?
00:47Is she always like this?
00:50It's been two years and no one's come forward with any information.
00:52No one's going to do anything about it.
00:54Not the cops, not the politicians.
00:56Did you have a New York lawyer pressure Anchorage PD
00:58into turning over to the police and reports?
00:59I did.
01:00That's not how we do things here.
01:01Maybe it should be. It works.
01:03You show up and start asking questions?
01:05Be careful.
01:07Alaska doesn't need another corrupt reporter spewing lies.
01:10Go back to New York before something bad happens.
01:17There's no shortage of stories to report on here.
01:20When it gets dark, it can get dark.
01:21Yeah, I'm starting to get that vibe.
01:24Someone knows something.
01:26I want to talk to Gloria's mother.
01:30My daughter was taken.
01:31I know how you feel.
01:33Did you lose a daughter?
01:34You have no idea how I feel.
01:39Maybe the reason you're here has yet to be reviewed.
01:45I'm just following facts.
01:46We can choose to fight and report in news.
01:48Together, we're going to break this story.
01:53We are out of the shadows.
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