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- [Reporter] Tonight, in
W-D-U-V-Y Action News,

disturbing revelations about a local

and deadly love triangle

and the ongoing manhunt

for the arrested suspect

who has now gone away.

- Look, all I know is

that I was attacked by a man

who clearly had a connection
with my boyfriend.

- [Reporter] Kennedy Adams is suspected

of murdering her boyfriend
and his many lovers

over the course of one
deadly night at home.

If you have any information

leading to the apprehension
of Kennedy Adams,

authorities want you to
contact them immediately.

("Good Vibes" by Skyblew
and Sophie Sobral)

(woman vocalizing)

♪ Skyblew come through
with the good vibes ♪

♪ Come through with the vibes ♪

♪ U'Nique on the keys
with the good vibes ♪

♪ Good vibes, world wide ♪

♪ Words couldn't hold him ♪

♪ Yet I will enfold him ♪

♪ My heart's broken ♪

♪ 'Cause I've got his vibes inside ♪

♪ Nothing with break my stride ♪

♪ I just let faith decide ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes ♪

♪ New day, new day ♪

♪ Hand me the (faint singing) ♪

♪ Enjoying the cool breeze ♪

♪ Expanding in my land of make believe ♪

♪ Feel like God has
forsaken me, mistakenly ♪

♪ Trapped in a world
smothered in darkness ♪

♪ Powers that be contribute
to the heartless ♪

♪ Regardless, let me start
this track gaining insight ♪

♪ From every misstep, yep ♪

♪ Living and learning ♪

♪ This light is still burning ♪

♪ Watching my surroundings
profound in discernment ♪

♪ That shit ain't promised ♪

♪ First you gotta earn this ♪

(electronic whooshing)

♪ All natural, my style's organic ♪

♪ While masses of citizens
are gasping in panic ♪

♪ How can we manage, huh ♪

♪ The world's ending, unify in fear, ♪

♪ That what they extended ♪

♪ Be the light in spite
the circumstances ♪

♪ Life's gotta reset ♪

♪ Rarely get second chances ♪

♪ Don't take that for granted ♪

♪ My last cold Janet,
thoughts from the Atlantic ♪

♪ Magical and chance it ♪

♪ All about love, like a hopeless ♪

(light footsteps)

(light knocking)

(exercise equipment clanking)

(light knocking)

(exercise equipment clanking)

(light knocking)

- Can I help you?

It's my wife.

Who the hell are you?

(woman grunts)
(upbeat music)

(body thuds)

(door shuts)

The hell is your problem, buddy?

Almost made me spill my beer!

(loud slapping)

what do you want?

Just take my wallet.

(upbeat music)

Yeah, that's my wife.

What do you want?

That has nothing to do with me, bro.

She fell, goddamnit.

(upbeat music)

Okay, I explain.

(loud slapping)

She hit me first!

(loud slapping)

Self-defense!

(loud slapping)

#MeToo!

(loud punching)

Okay, okay.

I don't know who you are or what you want,

but I'll never touch her again, I swear.

(upbeat music)

(body thuds)
(Mitchel sighs)

- He had it coming.

(engine revs)

(telephone ringing)

- Dispatch.

Yo, Dispatch, what's up?

- [Dispatch] Officer Parkinson.

You are the closest unit in the area.

We need you to pursue a
black Honda motorcycle,

with suspect wearing a brown jacket,

black helmet and a black Pants

for a possible assault and battery.

- You couldn't get somebody else on this?

- [Dispatch] Again, you are
the closest unit in the area

and we need you to proceed.

All right, I'm on it.

(rhythmic music)
(engine revving)

Dispatch, I'm in pursuit.

I think you said, what's you
say he was wearing again?

(engine revving)
(rhythmic music)

Dang, She's fast.

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Come on car, move out the way.

Officer coming through, come on now!

(engine revving)

This ain't none of my jurisdiction.

Move out the way, thank you!

(rhythmic music)

(engine revving)

Oh yeah, I found this sucker.

I'm turning left on Washington
when I get a chance.

(engine revving)

Dispatch, suspect got away.

I repeat, suspect got away.

(engine revving)
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- Girl.

I'm the district attorney

and I'm not even getting
that vaccine. (laughs)

Right.

Okay, let me give you a call back.

I have a phone call to make.

(phone vibrating)

- Hello?

- Detective Parkinson?

This is district attorney Briona May.

How are you?

- I'm doing really well.

Not every day I get to talk
to the district attorney.

How can I help you?

- It's a pleasure to have you on the line.

I have something to discuss with you.

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- Cool.

May I ask what this call is in regards to?

- I want to acknowledge you

for all the cases that you've closed.

I and the City of Atlanta

appreciate all of the
hard work you've done.

- Thank you, ma'am.

Is everything okay?

- I'm throwing out the case.

(man spits)

- What?

- Just hold on.

I understand your concern,

but this has been an ongoing investigation

for almost two years now.

- Ma'am, with all due respect,

there has not been a case assigned to us

that we have not been able to solve.

I know now this case is
a missing persons case

but we know who committed those murders.

- Trust me, I get it.

I respect the track record,

but we can't continue to spend this money

hunting down this woman.

The only surviving witness won't testify.

And the police report
dinged it as self defense.

Look, in my eyes and from my perspective,

Casey Stewart killed those people.

So now I just think that it's
time for the city to move on.

And so should you.

(hand banging)
(ambient music)

Hello?

- How long?

- How long, what?

- How long do I have to close this case?

- It's Monday the third.

I'll be submitting
paperwork to close the case,

the last Friday of the month.

- Thank you, ma'am.

That's all I need to hear.

- And remember, for a case like this,

your jurisdiction is nationwide.

Good luck and have a blessed day.

(tires screeching)

(rhythmic music)

- Hey, you.
- Hey, how you doing?

How you doing?

What's up, ah, hey.
- Hi.

- Ruth, how's it going?

- [Ruth] It's going good,
how you doing today?

- [Tony] Good.

(rhythmic music)

- [Lady In Pink] Hey girl,
about to get started.

- Okay.

(rhythmic music)

- All right ladies, now that
we're all here, we can begin.

Who'd like to get us started?

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- I will.

Ladies, I want to thank you guys again,

for inviting me to this class.

I know I've only been
here for a few sessions

but it feels really good to chat and talk.

You know, especially after
kicking butt for an hour.

(ladies laughing)

I knew joining this class
would really be a blessing.

I feel like I'm in better shape

and I can defend myself better.

And honestly, Mitch has
been less aggressive.

- Mitchell, your husband, right?

- Yeah, Mitch.

He's been a lot better lately.

I don't know if it's my tone or demeanor.

He's just been less angry and you know,

I know it was an accident.

I know he would never hurt me again.

- That was his third accident, you know?

- Well, that's why I
joined this class, Sarah.

I mean, you guys all know that.

Besides, Mitch called me today

and told me that a burglar
broke in and assaulted him.

- What?

- Yeah, he called me and
said that some guy broke in

wearing all black,

beat him with a pipe.

- Good, karma.

(ladies laughing)

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(men faintly talking)

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(overlapping background chattering)

- Please to meet ya.

Let's not use names.

- What you trying to look like?

A secret agent or something?

(overlapping background chattering)

- Do you understand this
transaction is non-refundable?

And we will not be responsible
if you do not make the deal?

Do you understand, if you get caught,

we'll deny ever meeting you.

And do you-

- Just count the money
and start your process.

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Count it.

- You're good to go.

- How am I supposed to receive the funds?

(key drops)

(overlapping background chattering)

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- [Detective Parkinson] Atlanta, P.D.

- I'm just the A++
certification guy around here.

I got my Cisco certification,

my Cisco certification, A++,

I know Unreal Engine.

- Calm down, sir.

I got a warrant from the
DA to check the database.

I need to go back two years
to the date of August 18th.

- I don't know if our
database goes back far.

The company got bought two years ago.

- I'm looking for a woman.

Let's find out.

- All right, I can check.

- There's no sign of her
anywhere on the West coast

but she took a one-way ticket
to the Grand Canyon state.

So the only question is who's helping her.

("Spread Love" by Madrique and Pat Junior)

(man vocalizing)

♪ I got a new game for you today ♪

♪ With the all the craziness
going on in the world ♪

♪ The message is to spread love ♪

(keyboard clicking drowning out singing)

("Spread Love" by Madrique and Pat Junior)

- Why is no one working?

- Ma'am, we've got a conundrum.

- [Supervisor] David,
what is she talking about?

- Well, ma'am I was processing
for a client, Isaac.

- What are you talking about?

His parent recipient information
has been updated today

but there is no legal
counsel attached to change.

- So what do you want me to do?

- He either came back from the dead or...

Run it.

- I'm sorry.

- Run it, our job is processing.

Just run it.

The boys upstairs will
catch it before payout.

If there's any problem,
trust me, they will know.

- (sighs) Okay.

(keyboard clicks)

(plane engine soaring)

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(car alarm beeps)

- Ah, same color, too.

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- Yo!

What you doing man?

- Jaiye, what are you doing here, man?

- Man, a motorcycle chase yesterday.

You didn't call for back up or nothing.

- Jaiye, you are a motor
vehicle fraud investigator.

You're not back-up, bro.

- Well look, somebody gave me
a gun, a badge and all that.

I'm top of the top flight.

All I need is a wife.

- You're too young for a wife.

- I'm 27.

I already done had my ho' phase.

I even talked to my pastor about it, man.

I'm ready.

- You're not ready, okay, bro.

You're just lonely, trust me.

Marriage is not what they make it seem.

It's just another title a woman changes

after the baby comes.

- Man, you just still
hurt from the divorce.

What you need to do is come
to the peer group at church.

Plus, a lot of single moms.

- If I believed in best friends,

brother, it would be you.

- I am your best friend!

- Look man, you've got a great career.

Just focus on that.

Besides, I'm seeing someone.

And that love that, it's a construct,

it's not even real.

- What about man's greatest
desire, to provide and protect?

- Buy a community center and get a dog.

- So explain the feeling you get

when they say you found the one.

- A construct.

- What about the hanky panky?

You know the street's got an
expiration date for everybody.

- Look Jaiye, I'm not anti-marriage.

I just don't believe in it anymore.

- One woman.

One woman leaves a great guy

for a rent-a-cop wanna-be

and now we lose good
brothers to the streets?

I'm shaking my head, man.

(Zachariah sighs)

- I don't know what wrong yesterday.

But I could have lost a
perfectly good officer

on a reckless police chase

on a simple assault battery.

- Sir, let me explain.

- What you did was completely reckless

and out of police policy.

- What would you have me to do?

Call Jaiye?

- Yes, that's exactly
what I want you to do.

He could have had the car impounded

and then we issue an arrest warrant

and just arrest them.

- Come on, Captain Drew.

- Settle down, settle down.

Have a seat.

We got a call from Atlanta, Metro PD.

- So tell me,

what does that got to do with me?

- Zachariah, meet Detective Parkinson.

- Yo, you a Jamaican.

(pensive music)

- How you know that?

- (laughs) I read a lot.

- (sighs) Detective Parkinson,

won't you tell Zachariah why you're here?

- Thank you, Captain.

I'm here from Atlanta
to close a murder case.

I have reason to believe that that suspect

might be living here in the Phoenix area.

- Look, Captain Drew,

with all due respect, man, look,

I just cannot commit any time
to that case right now, man.

I'm devoting all my energy

to the missing girl's case, all right.

We might have a kidnapping ring

with something worse in our home city.

- We may very well have
a sex trafficking ring,

but this comes from the top
and you're working with them.

Besides, you already work
the database the best

and you already got clearance.

- Unless he's helping
me on my case, I'm good.

- And since your divorce,

you've been wanting to
work a little bit too much.

So you can either work with him

or you can just go on home.

(pensive music)

- All good, Captain.

I'll be right back.

(pensive music)

(door shuts)

(Zachariah murmuring)
(pensive music)

This too shall pass.

(Zachariah murmuring)

(pensive music)

Pleasure to meet you.

Cap, I'll be at my desk.

(pensive music)

- Yo, Jaiye,

bro, why you ain't tell me

I'll be possibly working with the ATL PD?

I don't know, man.

Something about a cold case.

You know, I ain't trying to do all that.

Look, man, just meet me at
my desk at lunch, all right.

One. (sighs)

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(engine revving)

- [Ruth] Yes, I know.

I'm headed there right now.

I don't know if I'm going to catch him.

(engine revving)
(upbeat music)

(light knocking)

- You must be the drop off?

You don't talk much, I take it.

You should know the passcode.

They don't give me the passcodes.

They just give me the tablets.

All right, well, I'mma take off.

(car beeping)

- What's the pass code?
- It's not important.

- [Ruth] What is the passcode?

Last time I checked, we're 50/50 partners

and I can walk away from this at any time.

What is the passcode?

- [PJ] The passcode is
three, three, six, five.

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- What the hell are you doing?

I could have killed you.

- [Ruth] Who the hell do you work for?

- You know, I can't tell you that.

Just take the tablet and call me

if you want to order any girls.

- [Ruth] Order?

- What the hell is your problem?

I've got stops to make.

(loud crushing)

(man grunting)
- I don't want to hurt you.

- Dang, too late.
- So, one more time.

Who do you work for?

- John, but everyone calls
him Tiberon. (grunting)

(suspenseful music)

- I'm gonna give you a cell phone.

Call the last number that was dialed.

If you call anyone else, I will find you.

(suspenseful music)

- [PJ] That was super reckless.

- [Ruth] What are you talking about?

- We got the tablets.

We got the info.

You still hurt the guy?

- [Ruth] You wouldn't understand PJ.

Try me, if this is going to work,

you need to follow the plan.

- [Ruth] I am following the plan.

I'm doing God's work,

but let justice roll down like waters

and righteousness like
an ever flowing stream.

When justice is done, it
is a joy to the righteous,

but terror to evil doers.

- [PJ] I don't think
quoting Bible scripture

will insure you or me never
see the inside of a jail cell.

Stay focused.
- I am focused.

(engine revving)

(suspenseful music)

- You know, I don't have
anything against white people

or any other ethnicities,

but when it does come to relationships,

possibly building a family,

I can't really see myself
with a white woman.

I don't think she understands
the ideals and desires

of a strong black man.

You ever dated a white guy?

(ominous sounds)
(labored breathing)

- You know, it's like
a spiritual awakening

when we have these conversations.

- I see you're good at deflection.

- No, I just never had
these types of conversations

in my last relationship.

- So, we're in a relationship, now?

- You know what I mean, Zack.

I like whatever we are.

You're the first person
I met when I got here

and I just appreciate you.

- Okay, so who were you having
these types of conversations

with last time?

- My father.

- So what was it like growing up with him?

- It was good.

He was a merchant Marine.

- Oh, so he worked on the water a lot.

- Yes, but when he was
home, he taught me a lot.

(pensive music)

- Interesting.

- [Ruth] Just the other day,
I was riding down the 101

and I saw a live RC racing event.

I just had to stop.

It reminded me of when
I was a little girl.

My dad used to take me.

He would teach me life lessons

like always be the bigger person

and you have a purpose in life

and so many other things.

There was a little girl there
that reminded me of myself.

Her dad thought she was
bothering me but in reality,

she was just reassurance from God to me.

I thought I was alone
and I didn't have to be.

Now, I'm just realizing
that God is trying to use me

and I'm allowing him to, so, I'm here.

- That's interesting.

(phone vibrating)
Hold on, a sec.

Hello?
(pensive music)

Who's this?

I'm sorry, what?

How did you get my number?

(pensive music)

Did you say you're locked
in the back of the trunk?

(suspenseful music)

- You got information on me?

Hold on.

This phone breaking up.

Where are you?

Arbonne McNabb, black car?

Yo, if you lying, you go straight to jail.

Don't die on the way!

(pensive music)

I'm so sorry.

(pensive music)

- Fairy godfather, again?

- I don't know.

I just feel like somebody up above

is trying to help me solve this thing.

Catch you later, all right?

(pensive music)

- Okay, call me later.
- I got you.

(pensive music)

(car door shuts)

- [Detective Parkinson] Zach.

- What the hell are you doing here?

- You have a government issued car.

Of course, I tracked you here.

I need to get into that database tonight.

- Listen, I'm not gonna cover
some valuable information

in regards to this kidnapping girl's case.

And the last thing I need
is some illegal immigrant

trying to harass me.

- I ain't trying cramp your
style, but I got a job to do.

Yes, I am West Indian.

Just because I wasn't born
here as a black American,

my ancestors were slaves,

just like your ancestors were slaves.

I don't believe I'm above anybody

but it has nothing to do with this case

and us as being black men.

I'm tired of this shit, man.

What's that got to do with anything?

So we can just get past that

and we can get done
what we got to get done.

- Yeah, and what are the chances of that?

Who's to say she's not
already in Mexico or dead?

- Look, to be honest with you,

I don't know if I'm gonna get Kennedy,

but I can use my intel,
put it together with yours,

so we can crack this missing woman's case.

That sound good with you?

- Nah, that's not going to happen.

- Why not?

- Because I had my own intelligence

and I'm this close to busting this case.

(metal knocking)

- Yo, what the hell is that?

Is that your lead?

Look, think about it.

You got access to a lot more databases.

Just bring me on board and
we get equal credit for it.

And your local missing girl's case,

could lead to nowhere,
without government intel.

- Fine, just follow my lead.

And when this is done,

they're going to give
you a medal for this.

- If we're going after missing girls,

it's probably way bigger than we expected.

- Look bruh, I understood the risk

when I took this job, all right.

- Open it.

(soft music)

- Yo, what the hell?

All right, start talking.

How did you get my number?

And what other information
do you have for me?

- You guys are cops?

Shit!

(rhythmic music)

(banging on metal)

- Dang!

(bell rings)

(rhythmic music)

- How can I help you?

(key jangles)

(rhythmic music)

(key jangles)

- Wrap it up.

(rhythmic music)

(fluid spraying)

(upbeat music)

- [Tony] Ruth, ready to go?

- Thank you, Tony.

- I only wish it could be more.

- I think paying me in cash is plenty.

You have no idea what you're doing for me.

- No Ruth, thank you.

This place is always clean

and you're really enjoyed
in the women's group.

- Just a perk on the job.

- Listen, I want you to know that I know.

- Um, know what, Tony?

- You're Canadian.

- Oh.

- I was just watching the
special on TV last night.

All these Canadians
are hiding in this city

on expired work visas.

- You did?

- I mean, it all makes sense.

You can only take cash.

We don't know where you live.

You don't hang out.

I get it.

- Tony, you're such a lovable fool.

- I mean, I wish I could pay you more.

COVID hit us pretty hard.

- If it were up to me, I'd be paying you.

- Ladies, let's get started!

- I love you ladies so much.

Thank you, thank you.

Things have been so much better lately

and I feel like I've been blessed.

God is great.

And Mitch got a job.

- God is good.

We're so happy for you.

- That's great, Gina and no pun intended,

but sometimes life beats
the hell out of you,

then blesses you.

I've got no idea why.

- It's because there's evil in this world.

Eve bit the apple and
God let hell be on earth.

- Oh hell no.
(group murmuring)

- Hmm hmm, first of all,
we're all forgiven, okay?

Hmm hmm, hmm hmm.

- Ladies, ladies, ladies,

everyone's entitled to her opinion.

Sarah, tell us more.

- Please do.

'Cause last time, you sounded different.

- Hold on, we don't judge here.

- No, she's right.

I just feel really strongly against abuse.

But as a Christian, I
do believe our society

is on a downturn and a very
big reason can be blamed on us.

- And Ruth, how do you feel about that?

- I don't want to take
over this session, Tony.

- No, it's okay, Ruth.

I want to hear your opinion
and we never hear from you.

- Not me.

- [Tony] This is a safe place, Ruth.

- I don't know.

I was just thinking,

us women get the blame
for the worst of society

as if we're the mucus of the body.

Maybe sometimes,

we just find ourselves
in adverse situations

and maybe sometimes,

the best and only option
is to bite the apple.

(loud crunching)

- Girl, what?

(group laughing)

- Ruth, last year alone,

women initiated nearly
70% of all divorces.

- Yes, maybe, but like
what led them to doing so?

It's not all peaches and cream.

- And it's not always the man's fault.

(scoffs) When did us
women forget to grow up

and accept reality?

It's all, hashtag goals
and pretty pictures.

We are delusional.

- Don't say that.

Please, don't say that.

This is just really hard for me.

And I know a lot of
you don't know my story

and that's not your fault.

I just, nevermind.

I don't mean to be this way, I'm sorry.

- We don't label here, Ruth.

You're unique and wonderful.

- No, I'm not.

I've seen evil and I've contributed to it.

- Come on Ruth.

- No, let her finish.

I appreciate her honesty.

- Don't be so hard on yourself.

You're here.

The journey of a thousand miles
begins with the first step.

- I don't know.

I just think sometimes, I hate me.

The world already hates me

and because he tried to
kill me, I fought back

and things went bad.

They got worse and worse.

I was in love with the player, a whore,

and because he was, is a man,

I was just supposed to accept that?

- Okay, Ruth, no one really
wants to kill anybody.

They say it, but they don't mean it.

- Ruth, you are so astute

and personally, I stand with you, girl,

for trying to kill him.

My ass would have done the same thing,

if I found out mine was cheating.

Unfortunately, for a generation
of women that want equality,

we sure don't use an equal
amount of logic as men do.

I'm just as guilty.

I just choose to accept reality.

- Okay, we've heard from you Ruth.

Now, let's hear from Sarah.

- I live a clean life.

I don't even steal cable
or should I say, stream it,

but it wasn't always like that.

Before, my husband and I were poor

and I was a complete bitch.

I was not this belle of the
ball, we shall overcome,

I support you no matter
what, baby type of girl.

I was a bitch.

I would threaten to leave him.

I would threaten to take our kids.

I would threaten to see other men.

And we fought.

I brought a lot of that out of him

and I take responsibility for that.

I never allowed him to
put his hands on me.

And I was blessed that he
created a career for himself.

But now, I recognize
my place and accept it.

Once I started to support him,

and once I actually
started to encourage him,

things got better.

Now, I'm blessed to live a great life

and he makes great money.

I used to be a terrible
life partner and wife,

but not anymore.

(upbeat music)

Ruth, Ruth, hey.

I thought I missed you.

- I'm sorry, I had headphones on.

I didn't hear you.

- It's okay.

It was really nice hearing
from you in class today.

- Even if I don't attribute

all of society's problems to women?

- Ruth, that's not what I was saying.

I simply think there's too
much emphasis, in general,

on women choosing the wrong partners.

As if every year, there's
not cautionary tales

and mantras created and circulated

around popular stage plays, books

and even movies that exemplify Mr. Wrong.

And if every year as if a
rite of passage to women,

we end up in relationships with Mr. Wrong.

I didn't come here to
bash or criticize women.

I love us.

I would just like more of us
to hold ourselves accountable

for systematically choosing Mr. Wrong

the majority of the time.

Sometimes, it is our fault.

No one better lay a hand on us,

but we can be vindictive,
manipulative and just cause,

what word can I use?

A noxious mess.

- This is my partner, Duvall Parkinson.

He's been helping me get to the bottom

of what's been happening to
you and your friends at night.

- [Ruth] Nothing short of a noxious mess.

- So, how about it?

- I'm sorry, Sarah.

How about what?

- (scoffs) My birthday party?

My place, Saturday.

No kids, just adults, drinks and cake.

- Hmm, can I bring a friend?

Let me find out you got a man, Ruth.

Of course, who knows?

Maybe, we'll become friends.

Hold on one second, I'm sorry.

Hello?

Hey, baby.

I'm just inviting a friend
to my party on Saturday.

Yeah, I can pick that up for you.

Okay, I gotta go.

I gotta go baby, I gotta go.

I love you, too.

Okay.

Sorry about that, girl.

Tib's always has me
picking up things for him.

- What's Tib short for?

- Don't laugh.

It's short for Tiberon.

(pensive music)
I know it's silly girl,

but a lot of guys are calling
themselves that nowadays.

I'll see you Saturday.

I'll text you.

- Bye, Sarah.

Ruth, heading out?

- Yeah, in a second.

(rhythmic music)

- We've been at it for 24 hours.

This Tiberon is not in your database.

Thanks for your lead, Jack.

- First of all, if it wasn't for my lead,

we wouldn't even be close. (faint talking)

- And the guy is still not talking.

They say, they'll kill him if he does.

Plus my guy in Atlanta says
that the tablets are encrypted.

So we can't even backtrack
to find 'em if we wanted to.

So basically, we from square one.

- Nah player, that ain't true.

Check this out with your hating ass.

- I beg your pardon?

- I said, look.

Three men were arrested in
the would-be bank robbery.

The fourth suspect who
is still unidentified

fled with over $40,000 in cash.

But if you cross reference it with this,

you get this right here.

Man, under investigation for
posting $30,000 on, what?

With marked cash?

- Suspect went by the street name Tiberon.

Click over.

(keys clicking)

- Yo, what the hell man?

I thought I had full access.

- Zach, somebody does not
want you to know something.

(suspenseful music)

Hello?

I need clearance on a COCOM.

Suspect with the Phoenix PD.

(suspenseful music)

- Okay, so she's like a friend from work

but we don't work together,
but we're in a woman's group.

- Okay, so how do y'all
expect to throw a party

and social distance?

- [Ruth] Don't be funny.

- Girl, I'm an enforcer of the law.

It's my job.

- If you only knew know.

- You know, I'm so glad
Jaiye's going to be there.

You know, I gotta find that boy a wife.

- Says the young officer

who has sworn off ever
getting married again, right.

- (laughs) Nah, I'm serious.

Yo, Jaiye, he's different.

You know, he's God-fearing man.

He wants a family

and my job is to make sure
that brother don't get played.

- So you bring him to a
married woman's birthday party?

- Absolutely.
(Briona laughing)

Do you know how many women there

are going to want to get
married after we cut that cake?

- Oh Lord.

- Oh, what up man?
- What's up?

- I see you came through, bruh.

Had to see you man.

- Oh, let me introduce you to Ruth.

- Hi, Ruth.
- Hi, Jaiye.

I've heard a lot about you.

- Is that right?

- Let's go up in the party, y'all.

- Let's do it.

- Hey, how's it going?

Come on in.

It's nice to see you.

Thanks for coming.

Hi, how are you doing?

- Hi, nice to see you.
- Nice to see you, too.

Thank you for coming.

Hi, thanks for coming.

Party is a little smaller than I thought,

you know COVID, girl.

But let me introduce you to someone.

Babe, honey, come down here.

I want to introduce you to someone.

Babe, this is Ruth from my women's group

and these are her friends.

- Hey, I'm Jaiye.

- Guys, John's getting over a cold

and he's kind of a germaphobe.

- Damn, the flu, girl.

Trying to stay COVID-free.

- Do you go by any other names, John?

- Nah, Ruth.

John's pretty simple as it gets.

- Ruth, you so crazy.

- What's up Zack?

This your lady?

- Something like that.

- Nice, why don't we go
to the kitchen, guys?

We've got some food and drinks.

- Yo, looks like everybody's
social distancing

which is good.

- Brother, you off duty.

It's the weekend.

Relax, man.

- Man, I am chill, man.

I'm relaxed.

Wait, yo, who is that?

Who's who?

- Yo, I think I'm looking
at my wife, in Jesus' name.

- Oh okay, I see that.

We'll get that, bro.

- How do I look?

- You straight, man.

- Yeah.
- You straight, you gravy.

- Breath check.

- Breath is straight, bruh.

- All right, man.

All right, brother, hey, pray for me.

- Hey, remember, you can do
all things through Christ.

Go get it.

- One.
- All right.

(soft instrumental music)

- You know you can have a seat, right?

- So, uh, what's your name?

- Hi, I'm Sky.

(soft instrumental music)

- (laughs) My dude, I see you.

That boy crazy.

- Hey.
- What's good, what's good?

- You enjoying yourself so far?

- You know it.
- Good.

- I'm going to go to the
restroom really quick, babe.

Do you want me to get you
a drink on the way back?

- I mean, I'm good.

But, I appreciate it, though.

- Okay.

(soft instrumental music)

- Oh, I didn't know I was babe.

- Don't go falling in love, Mr. Parkinson.

(soft instrumental music)

- So your girl just gonna
leave it like that...

(soft instrumental music)

(door shuts)

- Yo, Sky.

Is everything good?

- I'm fine, Henry.

- Yo Henry, she's good.

(soft instrumental music)

- Oh, hell yeah.

Let me call Zack.

- Hey man, we usually hang out
in the back of the backyard,

but grill broke down, so,

I'm out here enjoying the sun, you know?

- I feel it, man.

- Hey, so how you know Ruth?

- Actually bro, I met her online, Tinder.

- So nothing serious like that?

- I mean, man,

you can't take these women's
serious these days, man.

You know, I'm always on my toes, man.

- I feel you, man.
- Hmm hmm.

- I see a red pill
divorce, when I see one.

- (laughs) Come on, bro.

It can't be that easy,
man, you can pick that up?

- It ain't my first rodeo, man.

(Zachariah laughing)

- Man.

(phone vibrating)

Yo, hold that thought.

Oh, shoot, yo, I gotta take this man.

I'll be right back.

- Yo Zack hello?

- Yeah, what's up Parkinson>

What you want?

- Yeah, meet me at 1451 Mahogany Road.

- What's the address?

- Hey, I got to address to Tiberon.

Meet me at 1451 Mahogany Road.

- Nah, nah, nah, nah, that can't be right.

Like I said, that's impossible.

That's impossible, 'cause
I'm here right now.

(ominous music)

- You already there?

(ominous music)

- Hey, what are you doing?

- [Tiberon] Was somebody in here?

- No, but why don't you come downstairs?

We're having a party.

- Okay.

- I thought I told you
not to open my drawer.

Babe, I'm sorry, but it was sticking out.

- No, you screwed up.

- How?

- I think your friend's boyfriend is a cop

and his buddy, too.

- Okay, so?

- So, I don't want cops in my house.

Look-
- Okay.

- Look, go to the bank and
take as much money as possible.

Get yourself a burner phone,
but don't call me, text me.

- Okay.

- Use WhatsApp, okay?

And I'll tell you what to do after.

- [Sarah] Okay.

- Okay, I love you.
- I love you, too.

(suspenseful music)

(rhythmic music)

- Yo man, it got dark mad quick, man.

It's daylight savings time, already?

- For real, yo, it got chilly, too.

(Zachariah laughs)
You feel me?

- I don't know, man.

But yo, man, check this out, man.

- What's up?

- I got off the phone
with Detective Parkinson.

He thinks, oh boy, is Tiberon.

- Word?
- Yeah.

- Nah.
- Yeah.

- Here?
- Yeah.

- Nah, bruh, I don't
think that's possible.

- Yeah, what's going on here?

- You see that?
- Yeah, check it out.

- Hey, what's up Sarah?

- Hey, hey, how's it going?

- Everything all right?

- Yeah, why, what's up?

- I don't know, you tell me.

- Oh, uh, nothing.

I'mma just go to the store
real quick but I'mma be back.

- Okay, is Ruth still in the house?

- Yeah, she should be in the house.

- She's good?
- Yeah, she's okay.

- All right.

- Okay.
- Okay, talk to you later.

- All right.
- Drive safe.

Shorty was kind of...
- She was.

Yo, I'm telling you bro,
something's going on, man.

- It was a little sketchy.

- The detective is right.

Something's going on, man.

- Are you armed?
- Absolutely.

- We might have to-
- I always stay strapped.

I just gotta make sure Ruth is good.

- Yeah, Ruth...

Hey, thanks for reminding me.

I hope Sky's good, too.

- Yo, did you get her number?

- (scoffs) Man, you know I got her number.

- My dog.
- Feel me?

- Get it, bruh.
- Let's do it.

- Man, is that Detective Parkinson?

- I think you're right.

- Hey yo, hold on, man.

Hold on.

What's up, man?

What you doing here?

- I'm not sure why you're here,

but my research is telling me

that this is the address for Tiberon.

So I need both of y'all to suit up.

We gonna go get him tonight.

- Oh, shoot.
- You got the stuff right now?

- Yes, sir.
- Shoot.

- Rookie.

(Velcro ripping)

- Yo.

(Velcro ripping)

Are you sure this going down like this?

You're sure-
- Yes, yes.

Just listen up.

Look, you're gonna take my middle.

You listening?

You take my rear.
- Got you.

(suspenseful music)

- [Detective] Come on
rookie, let's go, we're late.

(suspenseful music)

Clear.

(suspenseful music)

Going to the left.

(suspenseful music)

Clear.
- All clear, here.

We're all clear up in here.

- Where the hell did he go?

(suspenseful music)

(rhythmic music)

- Zack.

- Captain Drew.

- No, I should call you that

because you running around here

doing exactly what you want to do.

You worse than the kids.

I tell you what to do, you don't do it.

I tell you what to do,

and you do exactly what
you're not supposed to do.

You think that badge is going
to get you a free lunch.

- No look, just allow me
to do my job, all right.

Like we came this close
to completing that case.

- We?

Ain't no we!

I still don't know why you
were at that house party.

- Okay, okay, okay, forget
the doing my job bit.

Maybe I was a little bit out of bounds

but I have reasons to
believe that this house

is holding the person who is
in charge of the sex ring.

The house party was a bust.

And you even had a motor
vehicle fraud investigator

making house raids.

- You told me to bring Jaiye.

- Shut the hell up, Parkinson.

What do you think this is?

Why don't we just shut
down the whole city?

What do you think they're
going to say upstairs then?

- Why don't you just try it and find out?

- 'Cause I don't need a DA,

a mayor from two different cities

investigating my department
for faulty police work.

- Faulty police work?

Look Captain Drew,

I don't know what's going on,

but I have evidence to
believe that somebody

doesn't want me to crack this thing.

This means that I-
- It means nothing!

You have nothing.

And you know why?

Because you are done!

- Done?

- Don't make me turn in your badge.

Zachariah.

Do me a favor.

Humor me.

The detective is here for two more days.

Just do what he needs done.

And then for the love of God,

we can discuss your
suspension after he leaves.

What, say what?

- Now, get the hell off my office

before I have you thrown out.

- When they giving out metals for this,

you make sure you leave this part out-

- Get the hell out my office, Zachariah!

If it wasn't for your father
saving my life back in '96,

I'd lock you up myself, if
I didn't kill you first.

(suspenseful music)

- I know that walk anywhere.

Sky!

(suspenseful music)

Sky?

- (sighs) Jaiye?

- Sky, right?

How random, what are you doing here?

- Jaiye, I don't mean to be rude,

but I really need to leave right now.

- You know, if I didn't know any better,

I'd say you were hiding from someone.

(keys dropped on concrete)

(car engine revving)

- Hey, get in the damn car.

- Tiberon's after you?

- Get in the damn car.

- I don't know what the
hell y'all wrapped up in,

when I start shooting,
get your ass in the car.

(guns banging)

(suspenseful music)

(tires screeching)

(suspenseful music)

(gun bangs)

(men murmuring)

(suspenseful music)

(gun bangs)

- Shit.

(suspenseful music)

(car engine revving)

- I just don't understand
why you was at the party.

And where's your girl at?

- Like I said bro, I was just invited.

She knew somebody there.

And this whole thing is just,
it's crazy to me too, bro.

(phone vibrating)
- Okay.

- Hey, hold on a second.

I got a call, man.

It's Jaiye.

Yo Jaiye, what's good, man?

- Hey, listen man.

Hey, they just tried to kill us.

Wait, what?

- Yeah, no, Tiberon and
his goon from the party.

- You talking about with
the girl from the party.

What was her name again, Sky?

- Yeah, I got Sky right now.

- Yo, don't tell me you got Ruth involved?

- They tried to kidnap her.

They saw me.

We had a little chase.

Hey listen, man.

Bring Ruth in.

I think she's in danger, man.

- All right, cool, yo.

First of all, calm down, bro.

You got this, man.

Remember you can do all
things through Christ, man.

- I can do all things through Christ, man.

- We gonna meet you at the spot, okay?

- All right, bet.

- Yo, we gotta roll, man.

(Jaiye murmuring)

(pensive music)

(women faintly chattering)

- [Ruth] Sarah!

- What are you doing here?

- Nothing.

I just wanted to check on you.

I tried calling you.

- Well, here I am bitch, see?

- How are you doing, Sarah?

- Ruth, tell me you wanted to see me

like everything else was
all hunky-dory, okay?

- Sarah.

- What?

- Oh my God, did he do this to you?

- I don't want your sympathy.

I don't want your anything.

Matter of fact, why weren't
you in class tonight?

Why doesn't anybody know
about you, who you are?

Huh?

I'm really pissed off.

You bring cops to my house
to arrest my husband?

You showed out, Ruth.

You showed your mystery ass.

(pensive music)

- Sarah.

- What do you want from me, Ruth?

- I'm gonna make this right.

But I need you to tell me,
did John do this to you?

- You think you can blow into town

and try to make things right
in other people's lives?

Tony gave you an opportunity
and you spat on it.

(pensive music)

- I knew my girl will
lead us right to her.

- Hell, yeah.

(pensive music)

(rhythmic music)

(engine revving)

- Follow her, go, go!

I gotta hold her.

(suspenseful music)
(engines revving)

Get in the car.

I said, get in the damn car.

Hey, hey.

(gun bangs)

(suspenseful music)

- You killed...

(suspenseful music)

You ain't never killed
nobody before, have you?

It's different plugging a
bullet in a body, isn't it?

(suspenseful music)

Give me the gun.

It's okay, it's okay.

Get in the car.

I'm in charge now.

(suspenseful music)

(ominous music)

(faint background chatter)

- Zach, I'm gonna ask you one more time?

Where's you girlfriend?

- I don't know.

- Let me help you.

- Why were you at the exact address

where John Tiberon lives at?

- I don't know.

- Don't think for one second,
that if you were part of this,

I won't take your ass down.

(pensive music)

(shoes scuffling)

- Detective, Zack.

- Bro, talk to us, man.

- We're at the party, vibing.

Detective, you tell Zack that

John Tiberon lives at the house.

Next thing I know, we right in the place.

- Okay.

- And that was my first time
even hearing about this man.

- So you didn't know about John?

- No.

- As you remember, we raided the place.

It was a bust.

I mean, we couldn't even interview nobody.

- So what are you doing with
her and why are we here?

- I'm leaving the bank.

I go to the parking garage
and I see Sky, here.

And she's distraught.

Somebody is chasing her.

- Wait, wait, you talking
about big dude from the party?

- John Tiberon?

- Yeah, I mean he nearly killed us.

I had to shoot his tires out.

- So what were you doing at his house?

- Listen, she wants to know
that if she cooperates,

she'll be protected.

- Talk.

Talk.

- I've known John Tiberon
for a very long time.

And he is a ruthless devil.

- Okay.

- I work for him.

- Doing what?

- She's a sex worker.

- Boom, we got him.

- No, we don't have anything.

We don't have no evidence.

We ain't got nothing.

All this means is she's under arrest.

- No, Zack she's not.

- John's trying to kill us,

but Sky knows where he's at.

She's got some information.

I know it's going to be
beneficial to the case.

- 'Cause she knows what he's going.

- Bingo.

- And where's he going?

(rhythmic music)

- He always said if shit hits the fan,

that he would get rid of all his girls

and take off to Mexico.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, what you mean,

get rid of all his girls?

Sell us to the next trafficker.

- And how you do that?

- There's only one place.

The same place he sells all his girls

when he's done with them.

- Where and when?

(rhythmic music)

- Look, if we can get them on
camera, making a transaction,

we got him.

- Zack this guy's a psychopath.

He has a vendetta against you.

We won't be able to get
close enough to tape them,

so we're gonna have to bring them in.

- True, true.

But if we got a body, we got a case.

And with the amount of
cases he has on him,

oh, he's going away for a long time.

- Let's just hope some of
the traffick victim women

will be willing to testify.

(Velcro pulling)

- Oh, by the way, if this thing goes well,

like you think it will, I owe you one.

(hands clapping)

- Yo, I also requested the
opening of Kennedy's file

the night she escaped from the hospital.

- Why is that?

- Think about it.

She just escaped the hospital undetected

without a trace.

Suspect was in at Greyhound
surveillance footage,

matches everything, but the face.

- Okay, what are you getting at?

- I just wonder if plastic
surgery had taken place.

(Zachariah sighs)

(pensive music)

- So it's agreed, we're
bringing in Tiberon on the line?

- Yeah, we gotta stay stealth,
if it's going to work.

- All right, if they're
really trafficking women?

(gun clicks)

We ain't going out quietly.

(suspenseful music)

- So, where the hell is my product?

- So there's been a little
change in our agreement.

- Where the hell is Tiberon?

- Let's just say it's not around anymore.

You want the product to not?

- Yeah, well then stop
bullshitting and bring them out.

(upbeat music)

What's the hold up?

- So do we got a deal or not?
- Yeah!

(suspenseful music)

- Get out!

(upbeat music)

- I guess they'll do.

(tense music)

(Zachariah murmuring)

- It's not what you think it is.

- Oh shit!
- Cops.

(suspenseful music)

- Freeze!

Don't move a muscle.

(tense music)

(rhythmic music)

- You think you could
do a deal without me?

(gun banging)

(Henry yelling)

(guns banging)

(rhythmic music)

(gun banging)

- I knew you were cops!

Look, don't die on this hill.

Just give him my product.

We can all go home.

- I got a shot.

- Nah, I got it.

(suspenseful music)

(gun bangs)

(body thuds)

Ruth!
- Zack.

- I'm so sorry, Zack.

- Ruth, where you going?

- I'm sorry.

- Zack, Zack!

- It's not Ruth, it's Kennedy.

- Yo, what the hell are
you are talking about?

- I don't know, but we'll figure it out.

(phone ringing)

- PJ, hello?
- Hello?

- PJ!

- Fellas, fellas, lower your weapons.

- You're out of line, man.

- I don't know, but we'll figure it out.

- You were out of line.
- We'll figure it out, man.

(Zachariah panting)

- Yes, I escaped!
- Good.

- I'm gonna dump this car.

- Send your location.
- Okay.

(slow rhythmic music)

- [PJ] Kennedy, come here.

- I'm coming.

- It's all there, you can count it.

- There's no need.

You've done more than enough for me.

Why did you help me?

- Kennedy, that night I
met you at the hospital,

I knew you were alive for a reason.

And then, when I saw you running

behind the alley in the
hospital, it confirmed it.

Now the question is, are you okay?

- I'm over all of this, PJ.

I lied to the only man I ever loved.

I lost a friendship.

And I have this new face.

I haven't been okay
for the last two years.

I don't even know if the plan worked

or if it was even worth it.

- I worked on the Atlanta
police force for 10 years.

And I don't have shit to show for it.

My wife needs a new car.

My house isn't paid off.

I never even got a raise.

I saw an opportunity and I took it.

- That's what you're
doing with your money?

- If I were you, I'd
say my goodbyes to Zack.

Phoenix PD is going to close this case.

You just have to get okay
with saying goodbye to him.

- I'm sure he'll be
grateful to both of us,

for all the information we helped him get.

- Everything worked out.

We all got paid.

Your motorcycle bike is
about four blocks up.

This'll be the last time
we talk to each other.

- Well, thank you, PJ.

For everything.

(trunk slams)
(soft music)

(engine revs)

(rhythmic music)

- DA Briona May, thank you.

Your detective helped us solve
the human trafficking case.

- No captain, the pleasure is all mine.

We were just there to support.

Oh, and the little matter that
the detective was there for,

is no longer a factor.

- You got it.

- Detective, you are a hero.

And the City of Atlanta

has chartered you a flight back home.

- Thank you, ma'am.

I'll see you later this week.

- Absolutely.

That cold case is now closed.

Great work.

(phone slams)

(phone vibrating)

- Hello?

No, thank you Detective Austin.

I learned from the best.

See you later.

(slow jazz music)

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- So what happened to
your wrist right here?

- I fell and I cut myself.

- Yeah, you just fell
down, just walking or?

Was you doing something?

- It's a long story.

We don't have to talk about it.

I don't wanna talk
about. (faintly talking)

- (laughs) Bet.

I could put you on...

(jazzy music)

(light knocking)

- You know, that might be the pizza guy.

Hey, yo, hold the movie for a second.

I'm coming right back.
- All right, bet.

(Zachariah sighs)

- Tell me why in the hell

I shouldn't arrest your
ass right here and now?

- I have no words for you, Zachariah.

- No words, no words?

You know what Ru, Kennedy,
whoever the hell you are?

- Hey, Ruth.

- Hey, Sky.

- Girl, come on now.

- I love you Zack.

I've loved you since
the day that I met you.

You're the kindest man
that I've ever been with.

Zack you wouldn't like me

if you knew the person that I used to be,

but you taught me what a
real friend looks like,

what a real man looks like.

And I messed that up.

I get that.

- Who was helping me with
information in regards to my case?

- I was.

- Who the hell are you?

Who gave you the right?

You think you could just
become this murderer

and fix a brand new life?

You think you could turn a noxious mess

into a life of righteousness?

Nah, nah.

What you thought was God
was using you, I bet, huh?

Just become a vigilante
and help law enforcement

and it all goes away, huh?

- I just want to-

- No, no, no, no, no!

There are still actions and
practices in place, Kennedy.

And this ain't how you
show that you love someone.

- Well, if you ever want to talk,

my WhatsApp will always be active.

- (scoffs) WhatsApp?

You know that's encrypted, right?

You know you real smart.

I tell you what we're going to do.

Nah, I tell you what you going to do.

You got 10 minutes to
get the hell up out here

before I called Detective Parkinson.

Call your dad or whatever.

It was nice knowing you.

(door slams)

(rhythmic music)

- [Ruth] Of all the things
that I've seen in my life,

one thing that I've never
seen much of is love.

The fact that I found love
in someone who trusted me

and I ruined that love,
will hurt me forever.

The hurt that I've created

cannot be simply expunged by good deeds.

I know that now.

I will do better now.

I want to dedicate my
life to the higher power

and elevate my thinking.

I want to love those that love me

and always remember
that Romans 12:19 says,

vengeance is mine, says the Lord.

I will repay.

I want to use this third chance
to be better than I've been.

And most importantly,

look within.

(soft rhythmic music)

(service truck beeping)

(jazzy rhythmic music)

("Time to Jam" by Megaran)

♪ Noxious ♪

("Time to Jam" by Megaran)

♪ It's time to get ♪

♪ Noxious ♪

♪ Come on, come on, come on, come on ♪

("Time to Jam" by Megaran)

♪ Let's go down to the strip ♪

♪ Where the fellas look fly ♪

♪ And the honeys look drip ♪

♪ 'Cause it's time to make a difference ♪

♪ And show out tonight ♪

♪ I'm feeling real good,
you should feel good too ♪

♪ The weekend's here, no more jobs to do ♪

♪ So let's go out, let's have a ball ♪

♪ Get dressed and get
no more time to stall ♪

♪ Everybody knows that
tonight's the night ♪

♪ No more time for fights ♪

♪ Most definitely, high on city life ♪

♪ Gotta get it right ♪

♪ Time's ticking, what you waiting on ♪

♪ You digging it, right ♪

♪ Get loose and take your time ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm chilling tonight ♪

♪ I know you feel it, right ♪

♪ It's the truth, right ♪

♪ Go ahead and make sure, have a ball ♪

♪ Just jam all night even if you fall ♪

♪ We came to jam ♪

♪ It's time to jam ♪

♪ 'Cause it's time to jam ♪

♪ Uh ha, we came to jam ♪

♪ We came to jam ♪

♪ Right now, we came to jam ♪

♪ You and me, we came to jam ♪

♪ We came to jam ♪

♪ We came to jam ♪

♪ North side came to jam ♪

♪ South side came to jam ♪

♪ East side came to jam ♪

♪ West side came to jam ♪

♪ It's going down, let's go ♪

- I was off the camera.

Almost done?

Keep rolling.

You right, you're absolutely right.

(dialogue drowned out by upbeat music)

♪ Come on ♪

♪ Well all right ♪

♪ We in the place ♪

♪ You know what it is ♪

♪ Make me wanna do the running man ♪

♪ Keep bouncing ♪

♪ One, two, tell me what you got ♪

♪ When the rhymes are on point
and the beat is this hot ♪

♪ Take a bar, gotta take it off the top ♪

♪ Swing your raps, shut it
down when we open up shop ♪

♪ Tell me how you feel
when the music come on ♪

♪ Does it make you want to dance
till the top of the morn' ♪

("Time to Jam" by Megaran)

♪ Total control of your body and soul ♪

♪ If you're alone, make you
wish you had somebody to hold ♪

♪ We're under control,
everything is copasetic ♪

♪ The moment when it hit
you, you won't forget it ♪

♪ It's magnetic ♪

♪ We said it without a doubt ♪

♪ You're standing still in
control and got pulled out ♪

♪ Let the music hit you from head to toe ♪

♪ And tell him Megaran came
to let you know, holler ♪

("Time to Jam" by Megaran)

("Good Vibes" by Skyblew
and Sophie Sobral)

(woman vocalizing)

♪ Skyblew come through
with the good vibe ♪

♪ Come through with the vibe ♪

♪ U'Nique on the keys with the good vibe ♪

♪ Good vibe, world wide ♪

♪ Words couldn't hold him ♪

♪ Yet I will enfold him ♪

♪ My heart's been broken ♪

♪ 'Cause I've got his vibes inside ♪

♪ Nothing will break my stride ♪

♪ I just let faith decide ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes ♪

♪ New day, new me ♪

♪ Hand me the (faint signing) ♪

♪ Enjoying the cool breeze ♪

♪ Expanding in my land
of the make believe ♪

♪ Feel like God has
forsaken me mistakenly ♪

♪ Trapped in a world
smothered in darkness ♪

♪ Powers that be contribute
to the heartless ♪

♪ Regardless, let me start
this track gaining insight ♪

♪ From every misstep, yep ♪

♪ Living and learning ♪

♪ This light is still burning ♪

♪ Watching my surroundings
profound in discernment ♪

♪ That shit ain't promised ♪

♪ First you gotta earn this ♪

♪ Trying to keep my head straight ♪

♪ You would think I permed it ♪

♪ All natural, my style's organic ♪

♪ While masses of citizen,
gasping in panic ♪

♪ How can we manage, huh ♪

♪ The world's ending ♪

♪ Unified fear, that's
what they extended ♪

♪ Be the light despite the circumstances ♪

♪ Life's gotta reset ♪

♪ Rarely get second chances ♪

♪ Don't take that for granted ♪

♪ My last cold Janet,
thoughts from the Atlantic ♪

♪ Magical and chance it ♪

♪ All about love, like
a hopeless romantic ♪

♪ Peace for the frantic ♪

♪ Bad vibes, I rebuke those ♪

♪ Hey ♪

♪ Bad vibes, I rebuke those ♪

♪ Bringing change to the world ♪

♪ Here's a few pearls ♪

♪ Consider this song a referral, yeah ♪

♪ We gonna make it to
the top of the world ♪

♪ And never come down ♪

♪ Let's groove through the night ♪

♪ Rejuvenate light ♪

♪ Here's a little something
for your life, yeah ♪

♪ Can't give up the fight, no, no ♪

♪ Our people are frightened ♪

♪ Trying to make it through the daylight ♪

♪ Can you tell me ♪

♪ Tell me something good ♪

♪ I could really use some good vibes ♪

♪ Just what I like ♪

♪ Tell me, tell me ♪

♪ Tell me something good ♪

♪ I could really use some good vibes ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes, vibes ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes ♪

♪ Can you tell me something good ♪

♪ Good vibes, good vibes ♪

♪ Tell me something good ♪

♪ Good vibes ♪