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Who the

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fuck killed

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my sister?

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A murder

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mystery. Chapter

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1. Leo,

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get in!

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Now! What

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the hell

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is going

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on, Kat?

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Hopefully it won't be too

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damaged when they get it back.

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Red light, that's a red light! What

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the fuck? Give me your phone. Why?

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Fine. Here. Seriously? I just upgraded

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it. I need to make sure

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we're not being tracked.

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Tracted by who? Are we even

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being chased? I don't see anyone

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following us. If you see them,

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it's already too late. That doesn't

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make any sense. Holy shit, we're

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on the sidewalk. Why are

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we on the sidewalk? I'm

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pretty sure that's the golden

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rule of driving. Stay off

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the damn sidewalk. We're here.

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What is this place? It's

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an asylum. Move your legs. What's

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with the gun? Take it. If

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I'm not back in five minutes,

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drive away. But give me a

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full five minutes. Wait, I'm not

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a gun person. You picked the

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wrong guy for this. Where are

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you going? Five minutes, Leo. And

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that's how my third date with

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your sister started. Classic cat. She

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came back just under five minutes

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later and handed me a Boy

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Scout medal for heroism. I assumed

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she stole. A safe assumption. I

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never fessed up to her that

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I was too paralyzed with fear

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to move, let alone drive away

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and leave her there. It was

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the opposite of heroism. But I

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guess I was the first guy

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ever to pass Cat's third date

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rider die test. And Eduardo was

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the second. Yeah. Have you seen

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him at all since the funeral?

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No. It's a shame. I always

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liked the guy. Doesn't he live

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right around here? Yeah, his apartment

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building happens to be directly across

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the street from this very diner.

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Huh. Do you mind if I

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get started on my omelet? Oh,

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great idea. I'm super curious about

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this salad. Do you think Eduardo

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killed cat? Sorry. You okay? Yeah,

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it just went down the wrong

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pipe. How's your salad? Worse than

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I could have ever imagined. That

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tracks. This omelette is somehow burnt

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and undercooked at the same time.

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It also tastes a bit like

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cat food, maybe. Interesting. How is

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everything? Great, thanks. So good. Perfect.

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Here's your check. No rush. Thank

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you. Ugh. Even the water here

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tastes like literal garbage. You never

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answered my question about Eduardo. Right.

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No, he's not smart enough to

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be a serial killer. And... up

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with a silver spoon made him

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way too lazy to even attempt

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something like this. Weren't you just

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saying how much you liked him?

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I love dumb lazy people. Really?

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They are super easy to impress,

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amuse, and beat at Scrabble. I

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think that was a big part

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of what Cat liked about Eduardo.

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I don't remember her being into

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Scrabble. You get my point. Cat

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was the shiny, impressive member of

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the relationship and that's how she

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liked it. She was never looking

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for a partnership of equals. I

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think his family money helped too.

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Sure, but she stayed with him

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even after his family cut him

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off. Is that why things didn't

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work out with you and cat?

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Are you too shiny? Possibly. All

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I can say is we worked

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a hell of a lot better

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as friends, but I know what

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you're getting at, because the rule

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is it's always the boyfriend or

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the ex-boyfriend, but let's get real

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Quinn. We're talking about a serial

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killer here. He strangled two other

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women who looked just like her,

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left their bodies for the cops

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to find them, somehow managed to...

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Steal their bodies back from the

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morgue. I know. The whole world

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knows. Three times in a row,

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without getting caught. Whoever the sick

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fuck is? He's much smarter and

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more capable than me and Eduardo

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combined. Maybe Eduardo has hidden layers.

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Doubtful. It's been almost a year.

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What are the chances of still

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solving this case? Slim, but I

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can't let that stop me from

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trying. How long did it take

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you to catch the last guy?

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Jonathan's killer? Yeah. 66 days. But

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that guy was dumb enough to

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brag about murdering my fiance on

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the internet. Without that, he might

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still be out there. This guy

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could be one of those killers

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who moves around. He hasn't been

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active since Cat. Maybe, but my

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gut tells me this was personal.

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The killer new cat. That's why

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you're refocusing on her friends. Specifically

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the last people to see Cat

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alive. Eduardo is on that list,

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and so are you. You were

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at the party too. But I

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left before both of you. Leaving

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already? Yeah, I don't like

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seeing cat like this. It's

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her birthday. She's 31 now?

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She's acting like she just

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turned 21. Hey, hey! Oh,

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I fucking love this song!

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Oh my god. Here she

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comes. Hey! Why are you

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bleeding? Oh, some bitch tried

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to fight me for talking

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to her husband. Jesus. Oh,

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fuck me. That's fine. I

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told her, monogamy is a

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tool of the patriarchy. But

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she wasn't in the right

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place emotionally to hear it.

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Let's go to the bathroom

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and wash this blood off

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your face. Why? I think

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I look beautiful. Oh, and

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here we go. Oh, God.

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And that is my cue

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to leave. It was nice

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seeing you, Leo. You too,

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Quinn. I'm

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still trying to figure out who punched

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her. I think it happened in the

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bathroom. That's the only explanation for why

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there were no witnesses in a crowded

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bar. Only thing that's come to mind

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is she was flirting her ass off

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with the bartenders. Maybe a wife or

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girlfriend saw it? Maybe. But if you're

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getting a bartender, you can't get Ben

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out of shape over flirting. Rina brought

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up that Wall Street Duce's wife, Becky.

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She said things seem tense between her

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and cat. Becky is a yoga influence.

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I doubt she's violent. Plus, there was

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nothing, and I mean nothing, going on

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between Cat and Kevin, that would have

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caused any friction with Becky. Because she

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thought he was gross, right? Yeah. Cat

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was the one who always referred to

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Kevin as Wall Street Duch. Why was

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he there? Because you always invite the

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richest person you know to your party,

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especially when they're a show-off like Kevin.

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He covered everyone's tab that night. It

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was thousands of dollars. I know. Believe

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me, I've looked at every receipt and

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cell phone video from that party like

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a thousand times. Yeah, it sucks. The

8:04

surveillance cameras there were fake. But honestly,

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considering everything we know about how skilled

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this killer is, isn't looking into a

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random drunken fight in a bathroom a

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waste of your time? I'm not ignoring

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any leads at this point, especially because

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the official explanation doesn't make sense. When

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Jonathan was murdered, it was staged to

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look like a random robbery gone bad,

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but it was a targeted killing. This

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feels similar. I think maybe the other

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two victims, Tiffany O'Grady and Naomi Barth,

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were killed to distract from the fact

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that Cat's killer knew her. That's why

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he saved her for last and hasn't

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killed since. Do you have any evidence

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to back that up? No, which is

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fucking frustrating. Huh. I think I see

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Eduardo across the street. Good catch. He's

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the whole reason we're here. He's a

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waste of time. Maybe, but I don't

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have much else to work with. How

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much do I owe you

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for lunch? Don't worry about

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it. You sure? Yeah, you'll

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learn your fancy feast by

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being my lookout for a

9:08

minute. I don't like the

9:10

sound of that. It'll be

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fine. Let's get out of

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here. Ow. Oh shit. I'm

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so sorry, I didn't see

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your foot there. No worries

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love, it was my own

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fault. You look very familiar.

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Have we met before? I

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don't think so. She gets

9:31

that all the time. I

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guess I just have one

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of those faces. Cool bracelet.

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Oh, thank you. It was

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my mother's. Sorry again about

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your foot. It's fine. Enjoy

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the rest of your day.

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You do? Bye. Have a

9:48

good one. What the hell,

9:51

Fiona? We're supposed to keep

9:53

a low profile. She stepped

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on me. I didn't do

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anything. I told you it

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was a mistake to sit

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so close to them. I

10:04

wanted to hear what they

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were saying. I hope it

10:09

was worth it. She almost

10:11

recognized you. But... She didn't,

10:13

and neither did he. Or

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he pretended not to. That

10:18

boy is slippery, just like

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his father. What's she doing

10:22

now? I'm not sure. She

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crawled under a car for

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some reason. Yeah. Oh, got

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it. You're covered in dirt.

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That did very little. That

10:33

did very little. That's fine.

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Let's get out of here

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before Eduardo's use us. And

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you've got leaves in your

10:42

hair. Let me just grab

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those real fast. Oh, thanks.

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Did you really need to

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do this in the middle

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of the day? Daytime is

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the best time to get

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away with shady shit. My

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office is just a few

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blocks away. Walk with me?

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Sure. I assume you just

11:05

retrieve some sort of tracking

11:07

device? Yeah, I put one

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on every suspect's car. Except

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you and Rina, since you

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too don't drive. Do you

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really consider me a suspect?

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Not exactly. Maybe more of

11:19

a person of interest or

11:21

possibly just a witness. But

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I didn't witness anything. You

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were one of the last

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people at her party the

11:29

night she died. It's very

11:32

possible you saw something. Okay,

11:34

who all was still there

11:36

when you left? Cat, obviously.

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Eduardo, a few of Cat's

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college friends. I don't remember

11:42

their names. And Lilith. The

11:44

creepy scientist, Chick? Yes, she

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helped me hostage for I

11:48

don't know how long, just

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showing me pictures on her

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phone of human brains and

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jars. This one is my

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favorite. I named him Larry

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cool. You see this groove

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in a temporal lobe that

12:02

kind of looks like a

12:04

butt hole. Okay, I'm gonna

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stop you right there before

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you gross me out any

12:11

further. Oof. That was her

12:13

description, not mine. But you

12:15

chose to repeat it. And

12:17

what kind of scientist says

12:19

butt hole? She might have

12:21

actually said anus, but shifting

12:23

topics, is Lilith on your

12:25

suspect list? It would be

12:27

a little on the nose

12:29

if the killer turned out

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to be someone who already

12:33

works with dead bodies, but

12:35

she's creepy enough for it

12:37

to make sense. Thanks for

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walking with me. No problem.

12:42

Could I use your office

12:44

bathroom real quick? Of course.

12:46

What floor? Press three, please.

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Thanks. It's

13:01

at the end of the

13:03

hallway. Thanks. Quinn? Oh, thank

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God, you're back. I've been

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trying to reach you for

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hours. Sorry, my phone died.

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Why are you covered in

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dirt? I... tripped. Oh no!

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But I'm okay. Good. Montreal's

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been calling nonstop about the

13:19

new website. Will it be

13:22

operational tomorrow? I believe so.

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I do not like how

13:26

noncommittal that sounds. What have

13:28

you been doing all day?

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I've been meeting with clients.

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Covered in dirt? This just

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happened. Which clients have you

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seen today? Like, you know,

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here comes one right now.

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Marlene, this is Leo. He's

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a model as I'm sure

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you can tell. Hello. Hi.

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We just had a productive

13:48

lunch meeting about designing him

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a new website now that

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he's transitioning from mostly runway

13:55

work to print modeling. Sure,

13:57

yeah. That's exactly how I

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remember our lunch. Why are

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you giving up the runway?

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Well, it's a lot of

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walking. Too much walking, that's

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my main issue with it.

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Fascinating. We just have a

14:11

few things left to discuss

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and then I will call

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Montreal right back. Great. Also,

14:17

a bunch of pizzas arrived

14:19

for you. Crap. They're sending

14:21

them here now too. Please

14:23

throw them away. Are you

14:25

sure? It's... 15 large pizzas,

14:28

you could feed a lot

14:30

of people with them. Don't

14:32

eat any of those pizzas.

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There's a small chance they've

14:36

been poisoned. Poisoned? Yes. We

14:38

can't risk it. That's insane.

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Why would anyone send you

14:42

poisoned pizzas? Conspiracy theorists do

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strange things sometimes. Right. I

14:46

often forget just how colorful

14:48

your life is outside the

14:50

office. Speaking of which, you

14:52

have someone waiting for you

14:54

in the conference room. He's

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been there about two hours

14:58

and has refused to tell

15:01

us his name. Gregory. I've

15:03

seen you talking to him

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before, which is the only

15:07

reason I haven't had him

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removed from the building. Thank

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you, Marlina. He has a

15:13

very troubling demeanor. He's harmless,

15:15

just a bit intense. Leo,

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my office is the third

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one on the left. Mine

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waiting there for a minute

15:23

while I pay the conference

15:25

room a quick visit. Sure,

15:27

no problem. I'll take you

15:29

there. Please follow me kind

15:31

sir. I promise not to

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make you walk too far

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Hello Gregory it happened again

15:38

yesterday what another woman? Another

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woman another redhead just like

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my wife your sister and

15:44

Tiffany O'Grady it happened again

15:46

after a year of nothing

15:48

another woman It happened again

15:50

Was she strangled? Yes, it

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happened again. The killer painted

15:54

her nails the same red

15:56

as before. The body also

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disappeared. Venice. from the morgue

16:00

like the others. Where did you

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hear this? At the police station.

16:05

When? The Texas hedge has let

16:07

it slip this morning. The body

16:09

was snatched sometime between nine last

16:11

night and five this morning, but

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they're keeping it from the public

16:16

for now. How could they let

16:18

it happen again? I don't know.

16:20

Each time it feels like losing

16:23

Naomi all over again. Can't take

16:25

it! It happened again! You

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can't come here and throw

16:30

things. Sorry. Well, then go

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you for the lamp. Can't

16:34

believe it happened again.

16:36

I know it's hard, but

16:38

we have to look at

16:41

this like investigators. Did he

16:43

say anything else about this

16:46

woman, aside from her being

16:48

a redhead? No. Maybe a

16:50

first name or a profession?

16:52

Nothing. Gregory. I need you

16:55

to really think about this.

16:58

It happened again.

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Stop patchering

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me. Fine. I'm

17:08

sorry. Thank

17:10

you for sharing

17:13

this with me.

17:16

You're off

17:18

your meds again,

17:21

aren't you? I

17:23

have to go.

17:25

Did he do

17:27

that to the

17:29

lamp? It was

17:32

an accident. I'll

17:34

replace it. I don't

17:36

ever want to see

17:38

him here again.

17:40

Understood. Everything okay?

17:43

Yeah, just a

17:45

passionate conversation

17:48

between friends. Let's

17:50

head back to

17:52

my office. Thanks,

17:54

Marlene. Take a

17:56

seat. Who was screaming

17:58

at you? That was nothing.

18:01

Gregory's wife was the first victim

18:03

of the redhead killer. He usually

18:05

has at least one meltdown whenever

18:07

I see him. But he always

18:09

provides good intel in the process.

18:11

Like what? All kinds of stuff.

18:14

You're not going to tell me

18:16

anything, are you? Glad you catch

18:18

on quick. I can't believe these

18:20

freaks are still sending you pizza.

18:22

Yeah, it had basically stopped for

18:24

a while. Then after everything with

18:27

cat, it started up again. This

18:29

is the first time they've sent

18:31

them here. Crazy. Can we look

18:33

at what's on the tracker now?

18:35

I'll do that as soon as

18:37

you leave. No, you have to

18:40

call Montreal as soon as I

18:42

leave. Fuck. You're right. Come on.

18:44

You made me an accessory to

18:46

wiretapping or whatever. At least let

18:48

me see what's on the tracker.

18:50

That's not what wiretapping is. I'm

18:53

sorry. Is it legal to put

18:55

a tracker on Eduardo's car? Of

18:57

course not. Ah, fine. You can

18:59

help me analyze the data right

19:01

now, but only because it's probably

19:03

completely useless. All this does is

19:06

give me coordinates and satellite images

19:08

of places people park for more

19:10

than five minutes. Most people park

19:12

in the same boring places every

19:14

single day. But let's see if

19:16

Eduardo is an exception. Looks like

19:19

he parked at the same three

19:21

places all week, except yesterday. Holy

19:23

shit! What? Holy fucking shit! Are

19:25

you gonna tell me? I shouldn't.

19:27

Come on! Not only did I

19:29

help you retrieve the tracker, I

19:32

covered for you with your very

19:34

thirsty boss. She's not exactly my

19:36

boss, but point taken. This is

19:38

my first real lead. I know

19:40

you feel like you played a

19:42

role in finding it. But that

19:45

was purely coincidental. Let me help

19:47

you chase down whatever this lead

19:49

is. Cat was basically my best

19:51

friend. Doing something... Anything to catch

19:53

her killer would mean a lot

19:55

to me. What are your plans

19:58

for the rest of the day?

20:00

I'm all yours. Fine. I was

20:02

reviewing the data on a different

20:04

tracker I retrieved early this morning

20:06

from Lilith's car, and she also

20:08

drove to this exact place around

20:11

the same time. It looks like

20:13

a random field. I'm not positive,

20:15

but it's probably part of this

20:17

run-down-looking farm. Maybe they want to

20:19

bite some fresh eggs or something.

20:21

They took separate cars and were

20:24

there from about midnight until almost

20:26

2 a.m. That's a long time

20:28

for late night egg shopping. What

20:30

really makes this noteworthy is what

20:32

Gregory just told me. Which was...

20:34

I shouldn't. You were so much

20:37

like your sister, always using secrets

20:39

to hold power over people. That's

20:41

not fair. Wouldn't this be easier

20:43

if you had a true partner

20:45

in your investigation? Maybe, but that's

20:47

not how I work. Maybe that's

20:50

the problem. I want to get

20:52

to the bottom of this as

20:54

much as you do. I'll go

20:56

to this field with you, but

20:58

you have to tell me why.

21:00

Fine. But we are leaving right

21:03

now. Okay. You're driving. Catch. But

21:05

this doesn't make us partners. You

21:07

still need to prove yourself. Sure.

21:09

I get that. I'm only agreeing

21:11

to this because I'd probably fall

21:13

asleep on the road if I

21:16

attempted to drive there myself. You

21:18

can drive, right? Basically. It's been

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a few years, but we should

21:22

be good. That will have to

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do. I just need to pretend

21:26

I'm on the phone with Montreal

21:29

as we walk out. My favorite

21:31

thing about being the only person

21:33

in this office who speaks French

21:35

is that it's very easy to

21:37

fake phone calls to corporate headquarters.

21:39

Fun. Now tell me what shouting

21:42

guy told you. Right. We don't

21:44

have many details, but there's been

21:46

another murder that seems connected to

21:48

the others. Murder number four? Yes.

21:50

Her nails were painted red, just

21:52

like the others. And, more importantly,

21:55

her body disappeared from Central University

21:57

Hospital's morgue, sometime after nine last

21:59

night. How does he keep stealing

22:01

these bodies back without getting... caught.

22:03

The kicker is that the last

22:05

place the tracker showed Lilith's Park

22:08

car before she headed to a

22:10

deserted field to meet my murdered

22:12

sister's boyfriend under the cover of

22:14

night was less than a block

22:16

from the hospital. She left at

22:19

1046 p.m. in the very window

22:21

that body disappeared. Wow, that's a

22:23

lot and it's obviously all very

22:25

suspicious, but doesn't she work in

22:27

the medical district and probably parks

22:29

by that hospital most days? Yes,

22:32

so it might be a coincidence,

22:34

but with her credentials, I bet

22:36

she could easily access that morgue

22:38

anytime she wanted. So basically, what

22:40

you're saying is, we're driving to

22:42

the middle of nowhere to search

22:45

a field for a stolen corpse.

22:47

No. We're searching that field for

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four stolen corpses. Fuck me. Don't

22:51

say that too loudly, or Marlina

22:53

might hear you. Very funny. Ready.

22:55

Sure. Okay, let's get going. It's

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this silver car. Right

23:07

here. I typed the

23:10

coordinates into the GPS.

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It's about an hour

23:15

away. I'm gonna try

23:18

to doze off if

23:20

you don't mind. Sure,

23:23

that's fine. That

23:36

was fast. You must have been

23:38

really tired to pass out like

23:40

that. Here's hoping I don't crash,

23:43

just driving off into the middle

23:45

of a God knows where, fuck

23:47

all fields, just looking for a

23:50

murderer. Not that it matters, I'm

23:52

just a guy who hasn't driven

23:54

in how many years. Oh

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god! Oh god! Oh, the

24:09

good news is, we're here.

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I think that's the field

24:13

right up there. The bad

24:16

news is everything else. What

24:18

the hell happened? There was

24:20

a dog, or maybe a

24:23

coyote in the middle of

24:25

the road. I saved it.

24:28

Wonderful. Sorry about your car.

24:30

It might still be driveable

24:32

once we get it out

24:35

of this ditch. Fingers crossed.

24:37

I'll pay for the tow

24:39

truck or whatever. Yes, you

24:42

will. But first, we're

24:44

doing what we came

24:46

here for. The stitch

24:49

is slippery. I gotcha.

24:51

I gotcha. Had I

24:53

known more about your

24:55

driving skills, I would

24:58

have worn better shoes.

25:00

You live and you

25:02

learn. It

25:05

looks like the field in this

25:07

wooded area to the right are

25:09

part of the same property, along

25:12

with those grain silos, the barn

25:14

and those two trailers, I think.

25:16

Yeah, this seems much less desolate

25:18

than the satellite picks made it

25:20

seem. There's still something really creepy

25:22

about this place. For sure. What

25:25

does that sign in the fence

25:27

say? Oh Jesus, trespassers will be

25:29

shot. That's cute. Or is it

25:31

terrifying. A terrifying people don't post-threatening

25:33

signs. Scared people do. Scared people

25:36

also tend to be super trigger

25:38

happy. If we encounter anyone, we'll

25:40

say we're looking for help getting

25:42

my car out of the ditch.

25:44

In a way, your incompetence gave

25:46

us the perfect cover story. Will

25:49

we explain that to them before

25:51

or after they shoot us? I

25:53

guess that depends on how quick

25:55

of a shot they are. Come

25:57

on, hop defense. Okay. What

26:00

are we expecting to find in

26:02

this cornfield? You really are a

26:05

city boy. This is a wheat

26:07

field. A cornfield this late in

26:09

the season would be like four

26:12

times as tall and, you know,

26:14

look like corn. Okay. We're searching

26:17

this entire property for signs of

26:19

a freshly buried body. Or, honestly,

26:21

anything suspicious. I think the woods

26:24

will be our best bet. Did

26:26

you do a lot of this

26:28

kind of thing when you were

26:31

investigating what happened to your fiancé?

26:33

Kind of. With Jonathan's case, I

26:36

didn't visit any farms, but I

26:38

did follow every lead, no matter

26:40

how wacky or tedious. Including staking

26:43

out a karaoke bar for a

26:45

week straight. It was ultimately pointless,

26:47

but good people watching. I bet.

26:50

What the hell? What? Look at

26:52

this. One lone high-heel shoe. And

26:55

it's a next season Giuseppi Zenote

26:57

pump. I have no idea what

26:59

that means. It means it's one

27:02

half of like a two thousand

27:04

dollar pair of shoes. Wow. Why

27:06

do you know that? I work

27:09

in fashion. Who loses a thousand

27:11

dollar shoe in a wheat field?

27:14

I don't know. Maybe a dead

27:16

woman? Do you hear that? Where's

27:18

it coming from? Behind you. Oh

27:21

shit. Get down. White. It's just

27:23

a deer. Okay.

27:26

Let's see what's in the barn.

27:28

Are you serious? Isn't this shoe

27:30

a sign we should leave? It's

27:32

a sign we might find something

27:35

useful. Cat like to wear this

27:37

kind of boogie shit. Could this

27:39

possibly be her shoe? It's too

27:41

small. Her feet were on the

27:43

larger side for women. What? I'm

27:46

kind of a foot guy. T-M-I.

27:48

Whatever. Plus, this shoe is brand

27:50

new. Good point. Let's check out

27:52

the barn. pigs

28:04

in here. It is

28:06

a barn and pigs

28:08

are a great way

28:11

to dispose of a

28:13

body. Very true. Oh

28:15

God what's this? Looks

28:18

like shackles chained to

28:20

the wall. These aren't

28:22

for the pigs are

28:25

they? No, those are

28:27

definitely shackles for people.

28:30

And this is blood?

28:32

Yeah, there's a giant

28:34

blood stain. And this

28:37

is a giant blood

28:39

stain. Which way is

28:41

the road? This way.

28:44

Come on. I see

28:46

someone. Let's get out

28:48

of here. Great idea.

28:51

Which way is the

28:53

road? This way. Come

28:55

on. I see someone.

28:58

Hey. Who's there? Who

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