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(Transcrito por TurboScribe.ai. Atualize para Ilimitado para remover esta mensagem.) Do you think he did it?
He's Ollie.
You must be from Border Intelligence.
I'm Henry Rowland.
Eric Ross.
Someone was in the trunk.
A unique part of the river.
History, violence, beauty, drugs probably.
There's nothing to this.
I can't.
I'm not a drug dealer.
Selling stolen drugs back to the people you
stole them from.
Tommy?
Who's that?
Yeah, I'm not a fucking doctor, Pete.
You need to trust me.
And I am going to keep you out
of jail.
Sit down.
Pete!
Shit.
Pete!
Fuck.
Shit.
Pete!
Rough night?
Good morning.
Morning.
How was the rest of the party?
The kids all thought you went after some
serial killer.
And it was all they could talk about.
How cool you were.
I mean, I wouldn't have killed him if
you did.
Oh, don't.
Henry.
You're so tense.
Let's do something about that.
I think if we want muskies, we have
to go by the bridge.
Oh, yeah.
No, I heard of those bridge muskies.
That's a hot spot.
We'll go there.
Give me a sec, buddy.
Hey, Erica.
Dead guy washed up this morning.
Local veterinarian, Peter Waits.
Do you know him?
Pete.
Let me guess.
He went to the same high school.
His name is Wade Thompson.
Two guys from the same school in as
many days.
Who's next?
Class president?
He lives with his daughter, Tuesday.
Tuesday?
Yeah, Tuesday.
It's a nickname.
Okay.
Okay, you break the news to her.
I will head over to the clinic, see
if there's any security cameras.
Someone called in a fight by the river
last night.
Not too far from where we found him.
Might be a connection.
Okay, I'll speak to her.
And, yeah, thank you.
Hey, buddy.
Bridge muskies are gonna have to wait.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
No.
That rug is worth more than your life.
Don't you dare track down through it.
Outside.
Hose yourself off.
But the water will be freezing.
Can't use the shower.
Outside!
It's done.
We put Jay to rest under the cherry
tree like you asked.
Mm.
His daughters will be gutted.
Make sure they're taken care of.
Yes, ma'am.
What about my package?
This geezer Steve that Jay was supposed to
meet, he's in his apartment, dead as disco.
No sign of the gear.
Fuck!
I found this in Jay's pocket.
Take your shoes off.
I think it's the kid I seen sprinting
away with a young girl.
Well, then what are you doing here?
Burying Jay, like you asked.
Miles King and the mystery girl.
Go and find them, Gaz.
Take your fucking shoes.
Miles?
Buddy?
You okay?
You want, like, a ginger ale or something?
God, fine.
Just leave me alone.
Yeah, you sure?
We killed a guy, Ruby.
I'm not okay.
Well, I've been doing some online research, and
it looks like each one of these bricks
is about a kilo.
So how much do we have?
Well, the UN has this, like, street value
cocaine calculator, I guess, to keep people informed
or whatever.
Okay.
We got, like, 20 bricks.
And each of the bricks should go for
between 20 and 60K, depending on quality.
So, ballpark.
We got, like, a million bucks in coke.
Hang in there, buddy.
Who's that?
Relax.
Probably my dad just forgot his keys.
Put the drugs in the bath, okay?
Henry.
Hey.
What is it?
I'm really sorry.
You're dead.
What?
No.
I don't know what I'm supposed to do.
I didn't say anything.
We weren't talking.
You don't have to do anything.
All right, we'll take care of the funeral.
You just breathe.
You don't have to do anything.
What was he doing on the river?
He never left this place.
I know.
Who's that?
Uh, that's my colleague.
It's fine.
Hey, she wants to ask you a few
questions about where your dad was last night.
I wasn't here.
It's fine.
She's going to ask you a few questions,
and I will sit right there.
Okay?
Okay.
Easy peasy.
Did you buy the drugs?
Yeah.
Okay.
Ruby, Miles, this is Agent Ross.
She's from Border Intelligence, and she's going to
ask a few questions.
Grab a seat.
Hi, Ruby.
Sorry about your dad.
You holding up okay?
No.
We found something at your dad's clinic that
left us a little confused.
Okay.
Did your dad keep odd hours?
Maybe going to the clinic when it was
supposed to be closed, or bringing things home
that should have been in lockup?
What, like drugs?
No, no, no.
He wasn't on drugs.
He just drank.
We feel like we have identified a connection
between him and someone who might have been
involved in criminal activity.
Do you know the name Wade Thompson?
We weren't close.
I don't know.
Did your dad have any enemies?
He killed a Shih Tzu once.
Homeless as crookshanks.
It just didn't really wake up after an
operation.
But someone kept egging the house that night,
and then we found out it was, well,
homeless as crookshank.
My dad's only enemy was Burba.
Do you remember back to when you became
distant?
Do you remember a turning point, maybe, or
a sudden change in behavior?
Like heading straight to the liquor store after
dropping my mom off at Caymo?
I was thinking of something more recently.
We weren't close.
Recently.
What do you really want to ask me?
I think your dad operated on someone in
his clinic, not an animal, but a person.
And if that's the case, if you have
any information about who he might have been
hanging out with, why he would be on
the river in the middle of the night,
anything would be helpful.
You want me to help you?
My dad just died.
I know.
Fuck!
He's dead.
He's dead, and you're here making me feel
like he did something to deserve it?
I'm not saying that.
Not anymore.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Hey.
We're done here.
Let's go.
I'm sorry.
You're done.
Henry, someone was in the clinic when I
went by.
There were security cameras, but they were white.
And?
I found this.
It's a baseball card.
Covered in blood.
Not really a dog chew toy now, is
it?
Is that you?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Long time ago.
That's me.
And Wade Thompson and Pete?
Yep.
I know it's a small tale, but Pete
and Wade in the same photo is more
than a coincidence.
I wanted to talk to the Thompsons myself.
Good.
Okay.
Miles!
Hey.
Ruby is very important to me.
You take care of her.
Do you understand?
How you doing?
Good.
I left me the Wi-Fi password, Hank.
Yeah, so we need to talk.
All truth and nothing but.
You're not going to cut up the crust
for me?
Okay, so the story that you're telling me
here...
Stop me if I buck it up.
You're working as a bag man, doing jobs
for Wade, running shit across the river.
You get a shipment of drugs.
You stop at a card game.
Somebody follows you out.
They find your shit.
They take it.
Why?
Why, why, why?
Well, ask them when you find them.
You're stacking the deck.
Were you pissing people off?
No, I don't need to stack the deck,
man.
This table is a weak table.
Your five-year-old could wash them.
My five-year-old just turned eight.
No shit.
Adam?
Yeah.
Did you get him in a ring yet?
Yeah, I mean, he's showing interest.
He does eat his crusts.
Look, you've been gone a long time, Tommy.
This is not a catch-up, all right?
Who do you think it was who knocked
you out?
I don't know.
There was this annoying motherfucker at the table.
I guess he was an actor with the
floating players.
Name.
Do you have a name?
Steve something.
Do we think that Steve has the drugs?
If anyone does...
All right, I'll look into him.
And what am I supposed to do until...
These people want you dead.
So the only way out is going to
be through official channels.
You need to get your story straight, and
then you get ready to repeat said story
at the station.
Like hell I will.
I'm not a rat.
Tommy, if you don't play ball, we're both
going down.
All things considered, thanks, Hank.
I appreciate it, and you can tell Pete
the same thing.
It's good to see you again, too.
So you're saying you don't think that he
was alone on the water?
Oh, God, I sure woke up hearing something
rattling out in the water.
Probably saw someone fall in.
He wasn't sure if it was a person
or not, but he said there were at
least two people yelling on that boat.
That's not a lot to go on, Charlie.
You know, if Pete was involved in something...
There's only a few people on this river
I can think of who could have dragged
him into something like that.
Did Ross tell you what she found at
the clinic?
Baseball card.
Yeah, a Jackie Robinson baseball card.
That's right.
Any guesses as to whose Prince Forensics is
going to dig up off that card?
There's something you want to ask me, Charlie.
Why the fuck is Tommy holding?
These drugs are worth a million dollars.
Someone's got to be missing them.
Someone would probably put a couple of tires
around our necks and set them on fire.
How much money do you have?
Not much.
You?
Same.
If they find us, they'll kill us.
It's been a while since I thought this,
but God, I wish Steve was here.
What would he do?
What would Steve do?
WWS Steve.
He'd sell it, right?
I mean, it's currency.
It's worth something.
Like, a lot of something.
So let's make some money, right?
And then get the fuck out of here.
Hey, Steve?
Oh, Jesus.
Oh, hey.
I just got off the phone with Wade
Thompson's family.
Not much fond of cops.
What can I say to the trouble?
Well, thing is, Henry said he went by
there, but the Thompsons say they haven't seen
him in years.
Not since he and Wade were in the
boxing club.
You keeping tabs on all of us, or
just my son-in-law?
When I see a cop acting cagey, disappearing,
and two people he knows personally wind up
dead in a 25-hour period, yeah, I
keep tabs.
Oh, forensics just came back.
Got a hit on the baseball card.
Good.
What are you doing?
You always do that?
I don't know, but this girl Stacy used
to.
She's always hated me, but she's got a
mean coke habit, so I thought maybe we
might bond over channeling Marilyn Monroe.
You got the sample?
Ruby Waits?
Stacy?
Hi.
Been a minute.
Hey.
You got, like, dirt or something on your
face?
Just have to go in there.
Hey.
Oh, look what the cat dragged in.
Want to catch me up?
Yeah, please.
A partial fingerprint came back from the baseball
card.
Tommy Hawley, repeat offender.
Another one of your old friends from the
boxing days?
Yeah, which is, I mean, we were kids.
Well, I looked into him.
Most of his files are blacked out.
Well, I mean, that's not surprising.
He started to get in trouble when he
was in minor, right?
It's thorough.
Like someone wanted to keep this kid out
of the system.
Where are we going with this, Erica?
I think it's odd that you didn't think
of him yourself.
You know, Henry and I, we both know
the Hawleys well.
The whole town does.
Tommy Hawley, he's been in and out of
prison most of his adult life.
Well, the long and short of it is,
if Tommy was back in town and getting
a foothold in the action, we'd hear about
it, wouldn't we, Henry?
Yeah, I mean, I know about this stuff.
I got an instinct for these guys.
I grew up with them.
Or you might be biased.
Or you might be letting old loyalties keep
you from doing your job.
If you know where Tommy's at.
Yeah, no, I'd say.
I would say.
So, it's nice to know where I stand,
Erica.
There are a lot of coincidences.
And it's a small fucking town.
Oh!
Jesus Christ.
He knows something.
He'll fill us in when he can.
Oh, well.
Until then, I'm gonna keep doing my job.
Holy shit.
It's, like, really good.
Where'd you get it?
There's been a total coke drought in the
islands.
From a friend.
Doesn't matter.
You wanna buy it?
Yeah, for sure.
How much?
About 150.
Okay.
I hope this goes worth a lot more
than that, but okay.
What?
You make all that here?
No.
I dance down at Island Peaks.
Why?
Is that a problem?
Why would that be a problem?
You're the drug dealers.
Don't judge me.
So, are you still with that actor?
Not really.
Too bad.
He's cute in, like, a brain-dead puppy
dog kind of way.
You know he tried to fuck me, right?
Okay, well.
We've got more, if you want.
Looks like you got money, so.
No, I can't stop myself when it's around.
And everything in moderation, right?
I just suck it all back.
Okay, Stacy.
Well, nice to see you.
Owen might, though.
Owen.
The owner.
Loves the stuff.
It's not in, but I can give him
a call.
No, I think we just...
Let's just keep it between friends, okay?
Friends.
That's hilarious.
I'll just call Owen, and he'll buy, like,
all of it.
What do you think?
I don't know.
Let's see how the vibes are.
If it's off, we bolt.
Hey, man.
Shop closes in ten, okay?
Why don't you close early?
What?
I'd like to have a quick chat with
your colleague, Miles.
Miles?
Is he okay?
He didn't show today.
Did you know?
Do you know where he is?
No.
No.
And, uh, you are again?
A good mate.
Now, you need to think really, really hard.
And rack your brain.
Now, where might I find young Miles?
I think maybe you should go.
Wrong answer.
Tommy Pete's dead.
Station and border patrol are on to you.
Your fingerprints just showed up at two separate
crime scenes, and they know, they know that
I'm involved in this.
What do you mean, Pete's dead?
I mean, he was shit-faced, and he
fell off the back of the boat after
he patched you up.
River was always gonna get him eventually.
Not the only dead guy.
Steve.
Murdered?
Probably an OD, but the drugs weren't with
him, and his place was trashed.
So whoever got there before me probably has
them.
Probably the same people that stuck you with
a fucking knife, Tommy.
Look at me.
You gotta come in.
Come on with that, Hank.
Take these people down.
I will make sure that you walk.
Yeah, and then what does that make me?
Hey, where are you gonna put me?
Up in Saskatoon with a job at the
Home Depot?
What about Liv?
Liv comes with you.
Did she say that to you, or are
you saying that for her?
This plan gets that done, Tommy, but I
need something concrete, and you fucking know that
Steve is in it.
Okay, maybe...
Maybe Sarkis.
Who's that?
Sarkis Masarian.
He's a border guard.
Okay, I mainly cross the border by water,
but sometimes they need me on land, so
I gotta use the bridge.
And if anybody's gonna turn, it's that tweaky
little bitch.
Fuck.
Is that it?
Currently, let's get this clear, you've got ten
little fingernails.
Am I right?
I swear!
A box.
Just the same, Hank.
Hello?
Mm?
Yeah.
Good darn it, all right.
Oh.
It's your lucky day, son.
Your manicure will have to wait.
Now, let's get this clear.
No one's gonna know about this little chap,
or else there could be dire consequences for
you.
Understand?
I said, do you understand?
Cool.
Good boy.
We have been here forever.
Is this starting to feel a little familiar?
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.
You never heard his rude to whisper?
Sorry, we just had places to be, so...
You're so nervous.
Oh, my God.
Just relax.
No one's, like, a minute away.
This is totally how I remember you, so,
like, jittery.
People never change, huh?
I guess not.
Okay.
He says you guys should come to the
back.
He's got your fire.
Come on, follow.
I don't want this.
Then let's go.
He sounds excited.
Guess he's really horny for new suppliers.
It's okay.
I think we're actually just gonna hold on
to it for now, but we'll totally give
you a call.
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