All language subtitles for blackstone_s04e07_discovery

There's something I have to tell you.

Previously on Blackstone.

You're saying this is my fault? But it
was just a loan. I'm going to pay you

back. You're lucky you're not fucking
dead. Wendy is gone.

She's never coming back. Do you
understand that?

Shut up and hit me a big Indian.

I have enemies.

Come on, Victor, you're chief.

You have more power than you think.

Alan, please call me when you get this.
You were supposed to be here an hour

ago.

One little, two little, three little
Indians.

Four little, five little, six little
Indians.

Seven little, eight little, nine little
Indians.

Ten little Indian tribes.

Ten little Indian tribes.

Whoa.

Cheers to that.

I got another bottle.

Deb should have been given a proper
burial in Blackstone.

This is wrong.

Victor tried, Mom.

Come on. He could have made that
decision. He's the chief.

Too many people were opposed.

Nothing wrong with it.

Deb was...

Proud to be from Sitton Rock. I don't
know. I think it's good shit here.

You're fucking bald anyway.

Proud of that?

That's going to happen.

How meek look.

What number I suck? Me too.

Oh.

Thanks, Francine.

We've got something to eat.

In a minute, I'm going to go.

To Alan.

Good luck with that.

This must be harder than him.

Yeah.

But being wasted is inappropriate.

I'm serious, man.

Maybe tone it down a bit.

Whatever.

I'm just visiting with my friends here.

Okay, that's fine.

But show some respect.

What? Don't tell me how to show respect
for my mom. What the fuck do you know

about her?

What the fuck do you know about her?

Hey, hey, hey, come on. Come on.

Well, what? Let's take a walk.

Fucking bullshit.

What the fuck are you going off on her
for, huh?

These people aren't just here for your
mom. They're here for you, too. So?

Fuck them. Hey, snap the fuck out of
this right now.

Leona's right.

Your mom deserves respect.

What the fuck are you on?

Nothing.

Just take it slow, all right?

We're going to get through this.

Who's this?

I don't know.

Hi.

Hey.

We're here to pay our respects to Debbie
Fraser.

How do you know my mom?

Oh, well, we didn't really have a chance
to know her, but we have business in

the area, and so we wanted to stop by.

I'm sorry for your loss.

That's very tragic what happened.

Who are you people?

I'm, I'm Shona Matcher. This is my
colleague Hugh Bradshaw. We're with

Resources. Shale Resources.

Wasn't your guys' truck that killed my
fucking mother?

Get the fuck out of here. Hey, hey.

You guys better leave.

We, uh, we have a donation we wanted to
make. Seriously?

Are you fucking serious? Be a fucking
donation. Shut up, you fucking ass. Just

go! Okay, okay, okay.

It's my mother!

It's my mom!

Come on, buddy.

Sit down.

I was going to call Jack today.

I mean, I just need a little bit more
time. Time is a luxury you can no longer

afford. I mean, it's just another day.
That's all I'm asking. You agreed to

payment. You're taking advantage of our
kindness.

Amen. We're starting to lose faith in
you, man. Oh, fuck!

I ain't fucking around with you no more.

Give us some hope. I'm trying.

No, you're not trying.

You don't have Jack's money. You're not
copping us like a fucking pumpkin, you

hear me? I don't like having to do this.

But, Jack, he doesn't tolerate fucking
flakes.

Okay, tomorrow.

I'll have everything tomorrow, all of
it, I promise.

Come on, put your fucking hand down.

Down.

Stay right there.

You're a fucking dog.

If you don't have the cash by noon
tomorrow, it's all over, Jimbo.

You're a fucking worm.

Hi, Daryl.

Look, I'm afraid we got off on the wrong
foot the other day.

Nice club.

My girlfriend's nice. Hang out at the
old rock. See you back in more

days. The fuck do you two want now?

Well, as you know, we work for Shale
Resources, a small oil and gas company.

We would like to make you an offer that
would allow us to do some seismic

testing on your land.

I got fuck all to do with Blackstone,
all right?

No, we're not here about Blackstone.
We're interested in your personal land.

I don't own any land.

According to the land registries, you
do.

Near the sixth line, Beaverback Road,
next to the Blackstone Reserve?

What are you talking about?

It was in your father's name.

Andy and Daryl Fraser listed as
beneficiaries.

Okay.

So what is it you want to do?

Test for underground oil reserves.

What's in it for me?

$20 ,000 to start.

Not just for letting up on your land. No
commitment.

And if we find something, we would
retain first right of refusal, should

decide to allow the extraction of any
oil.

Our company has a high success rate with
hydrofracking.

It could be very lucrative.

How lucrative?

Well, of course, there are variables,
but we have paid up to seven figures in

the past.

First, I'm going to have to speak to my
brother.

And then my lawyer.

Of course.

It's an unfortunate situation he's in.

Yeah.

Yeah, it sure is.

You know...

There may be something we can do to help
them out.

I'm sorry about Deb.

It was shocking.

Now, I know you didn't come here to talk
about Deb.

I wasn't invited to the funeral.

Daryl and I aren't talking right now.

I kind of borrowed some money from the
Roxy.

You borrowed it or you stole it?

Can you talk to Daryl?

You stole it, didn't you?

Okay.

I took it.

But I didn't really steal it. I was
always going to give it back.

I doubled down.

Then the next thing you know, I'm 50 in
the hole.

I thought I could turn it around.

After everything he's done for you, you
fucking deal from him?

I would never steal from Darryl.

What are you doing here, Jumbo?

Can you talk to Darryl for me?

No.

At least I stole it, but I really
didn't.

You're a fucking idiot.

I was hoping you'd give me a second
chance.

See, if I don't pay up,

Jack's going to do something.

You listen to me, you sack of shit.

Daryl has given you more chances than
you ever deserved, and you turn around

treat him like he's nothing?

You got yourself into this.

You get yourself out.

Unfortunately, her last appointment was
cancelled.

But I talked to CFS about bringing her.
I made certain of that.

I'm not sure what to say.

This system is so frustrating. I don't
understand why it's so hard to fight all

the time.

There's no easy solution.

If she's showing progress by meeting
with you, which she is, and they know

why would they stop it?

I'm not sure it has anything to do with
CFS.

It doesn't make any sense. None of it.

I mean, anything.

What are you doing for yourself, Leona,
to stay sane?

Did Gil come in?

I'm not asking about your sister. I'm
asking about you.

You.

How would you feel about maybe coming
out to Blackstone?

If you want to talk, this is the place
to do it.

I'm okay. I am. Okay.

Okay. Whatever you say.

So, did you make yourself available to
Blackstone?

We could hire you on a short contract,
six months, see how it goes.

You could come out once every couple of
weeks.

Commitment.

I just don't see Gail making the trip to
the city for very long.

And there are a lot of people who could
benefit from meeting with you.

We could really use your help.

It's legally registered under your and
Andy's name.

It's a shitload of land, Darcy.

Well, actually, it belonged to your
grandfather.

Government offered it to him as
compensation when they shrunk the size

Blackstone.

What, you're telling me they just gave
it to him?

In those days, politicians did pretty
much whatever they wanted.

They signed the treaties because they
didn't have enough manpower to take the

land by force.

Then later just rewrote the laws and
changed things at will.

They offered your grandfather this patch
of land as compensation.

You mean a fucking bribe.

Him.

Why?

Who knows?

Indian agent wanted to sell the land off
and pocket the money.

Could have been anything.

I thought I left this place behind.

It's got to be worth something if oil
and gas are sniffing around.

You know, I got a feeling this company's
connected to something bigger.

I'll do a background check.

You should probably keep this quiet.

People are not going to like seeing Andy
profit from this.

Let's just take it one step at a time,
all right?

How are you feeling?

Still a little hard to breathe.

And the pain?

Whatever the fuck you got me on is
working.

Your x -rays show chest trauma and what
is called hemothorax, a collection of

blood trapped around the lung.

We're going to have to do a chest drain.

Oh, shit.

So serious.

When?

I'll check when we can get you in.
Possibly tomorrow.

What about my ribs?

They'll heal on their own.

Thanks, Doc.

She needs to help.

Item 38 on page 17.

The fingerprints of Rachel Wellesley
were found in Mr. Fraser's truck.

Correct. Which establishes clearly that
Rachel was in Mr. Fraser's truck.

That's correct.

Okay. So she was in the vehicle at some
point.

She worked for his brother. They knew
each other.

She could have sat in that vehicle for a
hundred different reasons.

They were having an affair.

Item 72 on page 20.

Blood sample found.

Now, you received your DNA evidence from
a blood sample in the back of the truck

cab.

Yes, and it was conclusive.

Again, it goes to circumstance.

Mr. Samuels, this is not the trial. This
is discovery, and this is the hard

evidence. Maybe they had sex in the
back. Who knows?

Look, this is not enough to hold my
client without bail.

You said you had conclusive evidence.
This is not conclusive.

I don't understand why the judge would
hold my client without bail here.

Mr. Samuels, I'm not the judge. This is
the evidence.

Well, that's why we're here, right?

Conclusive evidence?

Hard evidence?

I mean, what is going on here? Is it
because my client is an Indian? Is that

Come on, that has nothing to do with it.
He has been chief of Blackstone for

over a decade.

And he serves on many charitable boards
that benefit this city.

Look, we have matching DNA.

We have crime -themed prints.

As well as motive.

An opportunity.

It's all right there.

No.

No. I don't see any conclusive evidence
here that proves that my client murdered

that woman. Nothing.

I'm not the judge. Take it up with him.

Circumstantial.

Garyon. I think he's in the house. Greg,
wake up.

He's coming.

Greg.

Hey,

buddy.

Thank you.

Oh, my God.

How does this work?

Well, you can come and see me regularly,
once a week, and we can talk about

whatever you want.

How have you been feeling lately?

Okay.

Any nightmares?

Sometimes. About what?

Snakes. Snakes?

Yeah, yeah.

They kind of freak me out.

Do you remember your dreams?

You know, Gail, when we witness
violence, it can have adverse effects.

Well, I guess I've seen some violence.

My daughter was raped.

And she hung herself.

And the man who did it, he was killed
recently, and I saw that.

The person who used to always be there
for me was Cecil, and we lost

him.

I have a friend who went missing a while
back.

I don't know where she is.

I mean, I guess that's all violent.

Well, that sounds like very

traumatic stuff.

But, you know, Gail, you're not alone.

Our community is dealing.

with intergenerational trauma.

And the only way that we will heal

is if we move through this, is if we
learn to grieve.

Grieving leads to healing.

And if we go back to our traditional
ways,

One of the things that I like to suggest
is that we address our community,

the people that we love, take
accountability and responsibility for

that we've done, the people that we've
hurt, and move toward

the place of reconciliation.

There's an elders' dinner.

Coming up. I mean, I... I could
probably...

Speak.

I'm surprised he didn't tell you about
this.

I don't think the old man even knew he
owned the money.

There could be some serious coin in
this.

Yeah, well, don't get too excited. Those
people come around every couple of

years and blow sunshine up everyone's
ass.

Yeah, well, I had Darcy do some digging
around.

Darcy? That fucker stole 200 Gs off of
me. Come on, Andy.

You owed him at least that.

You know what?

Fuck him.

I paid for his education.

No, you didn't. Blackstone did.

And the money you lost with Bredner's
was Blackstone, too.

You know, I'm surprised the little
bugger didn't drag your ass to court.

What did he find?

Their division of premier oil.

And the company has millions.

Like I said, they've been here before,
and they didn't find jack shit.

Yeah, well, they got new technology now.

And if there's something down there,
they're going to find it.

I say we let them test.

Well, as long as they're paying for it,
fine.

Well, there's something else.

What's that?

They mentioned your situation.

Said they might be able to help.

Help how?

They know people. Or at least that's the
impression they gave.

And you fucking believe them?

Yeah. Why else would they say that? They
did our fucking land, Daryl. No, they

fucking meant it, Andy.

I'll tell you what.

They get me out of this shithole, they
got themselves a deal.

Just like that? Just like that.

Tell me about the relationships in your
life.

Well,

Leona's really pissed at me.

I fuck things up with Wendy.

She blames me.

And me and my boyfriend split up.

You loved him?

Yeah. I promised that I was going to get
my shit together.

Obviously, I didn't.

And how does that make you feel?

It makes me feel like shit.

You know, Wendy and Greg are the

better things that have happened to me
since Natalie died.

Have you let Greg know how you feel?

He doesn't want to see me.

What do you want, Gail? What do you
want?

If this relationship is important to
you, you owe it to yourself.

Tell Greg how you feel.

Hey, thanks, sweetie.

Of course I had it.

See, what are the chances of you
sneaking me in a six -pack?

Zero. You hungry?

I won't be able to eat after eight
tonight.

Can I get a steak?

Get the chicken today?

Well,

maybe when this is all done, I can take
you out for a steak.

I'm a good, hearty piece of meat.

You're getting out soon, are you?

Yeah.

Just hold me for questioning.

I'm innocent.

I got the wrong guy.

Look at me. I'm a teddy bear.

So what'd you do?

I didn't do nothing.

I don't mistake an identity.

A lot of us Indians look alike.

Right. Long hair, high cheekbones,
beautiful smile.

What?

Hey.

Hey. How's it going?

I'm good.

Good.

How about you?

It's all right.

I haven't seen a counselor.

I mean...

Well, I just started, but I plan to keep
going.

Good to hear.

Look, I said some shit, and I did some
things, and I

just want you to know I'm sorry.

Really, sorry.

Okay.

He told me I needed to get some help,
and I just want you to know I am.

I heard you lost a kidney. Are you okay?

Every day is a little better.

I know I should have talked to someone.

She just piles up, you know?

Why would you try to do it on your own?

Wake up.

Gail, you've got all sorts of people
that care about you, and that would have

helped.

I was scared.

I don't know. Maybe it all would have
ended up differently if I'd have seen

signs sooner.

Could we maybe just start again?

Maybe. You better be careful with these
oil and gas guys.

They're not as simple as you think.

Why didn't you tell us about the land,
Dad?

Who do you think started the rumor about
Crown Land?

That land is not just the ground.

It's our history.

People just want to rape the land and
leave. You need to be careful.

If it means getting me the fuck out of
here, they can have it all.

I didn't give it to you to give away.

Then what the fuck did you leave it to
us for, Dad?

This is a piece the government tried to
steal from the reserve.

My father negotiated to keep it for the
future, and you should do the same.

Daryl fucking hates Blackstone. He's not
going to want to sit on it. You're

partners. Without you, he can do
nothing.

Whether he likes it or not, the Frasers
are Blackstone.

That's been your plan all along, hasn't
it, Dad?

You want to bring Daryl back to
Blackstone.

Been busy?

I'm always busy.

I heard about Deb.

How's Andy?

He's dealing.

Alan okay?

No.

No, he's not.

Where's Jumbo?

Do you know how the fuck would I know?

You know, he hasn't paid up.

I thought I would tell you he's in
serious shit.

Oh, he knew what he was getting into,
didn't he?

Jack's going to make an example of him.

That's too fucking bad, isn't it?

You should have thought about that
before you stole my money.

You could probably work something out
for him with Jack.

Why the hell would I do that?

Jack would listen to you.

You see this?

You see what's going on here?

Now this is my fucking problem?

Uh -uh.

I'm done babysitting that guy.

I thought he was your friend.

He looks up to you.

Really?

Friends don't rob friends, Gina. It's an
addiction, Daryl.

No different than the guy stirring his
tits in Snatch. But the difference is,

stole it from me.

And now what?

You want me to cover his ass?

It's 65K now.

Ah, for fuck's sake.

Did Jack send you down here to get his
money?

You think I would do that to you?

I don't know, Gina.

Would you?

Fuck you.

Where did you find this?

In my drawer.

She found it in the river.

I miss Wendy.

Yeah, me too.

I'm good with Sarah.

Victor's over there all the time. He's
really good with her.

I should have seen the signs. Gail, I
should have been more supportive. No,

don't, don't, don't do that.

It's my fault.

It's all my fault.

How did it go with...

You keep it.

What are you trying to tell me, Sid?

The evidence is circumstantial. Then
what the fuck am I still doing in here?

That was my question.

They represented that they had more
conclusive evidence.

I filed a motion for another bail
appeal.

When? Could be later today, tomorrow at
the latest.

So this is a good thing?

Kind of.

Means the judge could reverse the no
bail decision and then get a number for

bail.

For how much?

I don't know.

Could be a million, maybe even two.

Oh, fuck me.

Look, if we're successful with this, can
you get your hands on that kind of

money?

How are you feeling today?

I'm good.

A little hungry.

Okay. An orderly will bring you down to
the OR.

We'll administer a sedative.

And if all goes well, we should have you
back in here in an hour or so.

Your boss.

So, what's your name?

Darian.

And your last name?

Dale Feathers.

Do you need to go to the washroom before
we go?

You like watching me piss in the pan,
don't you?

So you're okay then?

Yeah, thanks.

I'm leaving, so last chance.

Oh, for reals, I'm good.

Oh, there he is.

Yeah, no, be there five minutes.

Yeah, okay, bye.

Hey, Daryl, how are you?

Hey. Got your message.

Great to hear from you.

Sorry for not calling first.

Yeah, I got a meeting I got to get to.

Can you guys wait around for an hour or
so?

Sure.

Have you talked to Andy yet?

I'll tell you what.

You want to make this thing happen?

Cover my brother's bail.

What's it set at?

I'm not sure yet.

Maybe two mil?

We're a small company. We don't have
access to that kind of... Hey, don't

me that poor man shit, all right?

I know you're owned by Premier Oil.

And I know it's probably one phone call.

So do you want to fuck around or do you
want to do business?

Show us we can trust you.

We'll make a call and get back to you.

All right.

Looking forward to it.

Watch yourself.

Wow! Someone will come out for him when
they're ready. Okay.

Hey.

You need a bedpan.

What? No.

Give me a fucking bedpan or I'll piss
myself.

Just hold it. He'll be out in a minute.

Look, man, I ain't got a minute. These
drugs I'm on, they don't wait for

nothing. Come on, get someone over here
for a piss on the fucking floor.

Fucking cool.

Hold on.

The name of that fucking place, Billy
McBees. Even that crazy fuck Louie at

Maple.

It's the time we banged those two kinky
bitches.

You were fucking speaking French all
night.

Nobody understood a word I was saying.

Those are good times, my friend.

I ain't got those in me anymore.

No, not without a lot of pain and
suffering.

What the fuck happened, huh?

Time.

Getting old, my friend.

Getting older.

Not fucking old. Yeah, you just keep
telling yourself that.

Jumbo doesn't get a pass.

I'm not asking.

What are you thinking then?

Just two old friends talking.

Come listen.

We're both businessmen here, Jack.

Dead Jumbo ain't worth nothing to you.
Oh, come on, Dookie.

You know I gotta do it. I got a lot of
people watching this one. Especially

since you're involved.

I know.

That's what I'm saying.

Really?

At the end of the day.

You're always a good cop.

And Joe was fucking cut off.

You're fucking right, C .S.

Good.

You want to stop by more often?

Maybe I will. Hey, don't you remember
that horse race back in...

What was it, 02, 03?

Your brother, he bet 30K on going hard
to win. It was like a 10 to 1 long shot

or some shit.

Yeah.

Fucking took a big chunk out of me.

I know.

I'm the one who gave him the tip.

Fucking asshole.

Thanks, buddy