All language subtitles for NCIS S19E09

Where's it coming from?

Over there.

Hello?

That's a Balenciaga.

It's like five grand.

What do you know about purses?

It's a satchel. Don't be sexist.

We'll leave a designer bag out here.

I'm guessing her.

Come on, man. Laser tag's supposed to be
fun.

When your gun doesn't shoot, it's not
fun.

Well, I had fun watching you get your
tail handed to you by a bunch of tiny

children. Oh, good.

You got your tail handed to you by a
bunch of tiny children?

No.

No. You don't want to hear this story?

Jimmy's daughter, Victoria, had a big
laser tag birthday party this weekend.

She invited Uncle Nick to teach the
girls how to shoot.

That's sweet.

There was nothing sweet about them. They
were like miniature warriors.

They lit up Uncle Nick's bath like a
Christmas tree.

Oh, wow. That's unfortunate.

He didn't have a mercy rule? No, there
was no mercy in his little girl's

What's the deal, guys? I've been waiting
in the parking lot.

Why?

Check your bandia map. I sent a group
alert.

I did not get an alert.

Yeah, me neither.

You sent this today?

Yeah, yeah, just a few minutes ago.

Oops, forgot to press send.

It's a rookie move.

It's not coming through. There's like a
15 seconds away.

Or you could just tell us.

Dead body, Naval Station Norfolk.

Okay, grabbing her here.

Got a dead body, Naval Station Norfolk.

Man, that is awesome.

Gunshot wound to the head, small
caliber, no exit wound.

Got any time of death?

Based on body temperature and lividity,
I would say 12 hours ago.

ID? Sandra Holdren, 64, civilian from
Bethesda.

According to the trustee, Google seems
to be a hotshot financial advisor, which

explains that big rock on her finger.

In a Balenciaga bag.

Jimmy, I'm impressed.

Fashion is art.

Expensive art, and whoever killed Miss
Holden wasn't interested in taking it.

So the Tesla's registered to our victim,
McGee's destined for Prince, and I

found these binoculars in the bushes.

Those are opera glasses.

I don't think she was watching an opera.

No, but she must have been watching
something.

Seems like an odd place to throw down a
lawn chair and take in the sights.

Excuse me, petty officer.

Yes, sir.

Who plays on this soccer field?

It's a shared field, different leagues
every day.

You know who played last night?

Sundays are always reserved for the
youth league teams.

Why would she be watching from out here?
It's not exactly front row seats.

Maybe she didn't have authorization to
enter the base.

One of the MAs noticed that someone was
sitting here watching the games a few

weeks ago.

He thinks it might have been her.

So a hotshot financial advisor with her.
What's the name of that bag, Jimmy?

Balenciaga. Thank you. Bag on her arm.
It is peeking through.

A fence watching a kid's soccer game.
Why?

And how did nobody hear the gunshot?

Because the killer used a silencer.

See the burn marks around the entry
wound there?

The telltale sign.

This was an execution.

My buddy at the phone company was able
to trace the blocked call to her cell.

Who?

The calls were coming from her own
house.

This place is incredible.

By incredible, you mean creepy.

Then, yeah, this place is incredible.

Don't touch the gargoyle.

Why?

Gargoyles wear me out. I know it's
irrational. Just bear with me here.

For me, it's bath hoppers.

Yes, yes.

It's Tanja.

Isn't it?

So you're Sandra's valet?

Valet, personal assistant, house
manager.

I knew something was wrong when I
couldn't get a hold of her.

I was calling hospitals, worried she was
in an accident, but... Murdered.

We really need to notify her next of
kin.

Did Sandra have any family?

Her husband died a long time ago.

She has an adult daughter, Ruby, but
they haven't spoken in years.

They had a big falling out.

About? I honestly don't know.

Sandra doesn't talk about it.

I understand.

We think that Sandra was watching a
youth soccer game when she was killed.

Ruby have any kids?

She has a son who's about nine or ten,
but I don't think Sandra's been to any

his games.

She knew Ruby didn't want her there.

Do you think Ruby could have anything to
do with Sandra's murder?

Despite everything, I don't think she's
capable of hurting her own mom.

Sandra have any enemies we should know
about?

Not that I know of.

Sandra was an amazing woman.

Kind, funny.

Would you like to meet her?

You mean meet the woman who just died?

Um... Yes.

Yeah, so I'm allergic to home movies.

We aren't watching home movies.

Then what are we doing?

I could tell you, but it's easier if I
tell you.

Hi, Sandra.

Hi.

I'm so glad you're here.

Take a seat.

And let's talk.

It's good to see you, Sandra.

It's nice to be seen.

Okay, hold on.

Time out.

What the hell is this?

It's an interactive hologram.

I'm going to need you to use my words.

I don't know how it works. I just know
it works.

Hey, don't touch it. You're going to
break it. I don't even know what it is.

You look so real.

Last month, the tech company came in and
interviewed you for like two weeks

straight, asking her about her life, and
then they created this whole thing.

Why? Sandra wanted to leave something
for her daughter and grandson in case

couldn't make things right before.

Can I talk to her?

Sure. She'll answer your questions.
Well, most of them.

Sandra, hi.

My name is Jessica.

How are you today?

I'm good, hon.

How are you?

Great.

We are here to solve your murder.

Okay, that's it. I'm out.

Where are you going?

Yeah, anywhere but here. By the way,
gargoyles are better than this.

Better than a once -in -a -lifetime
opportunity to interview the murder

Knight, what are you going to ask her?
It's not like she knows who killed...

Hey, Sandra, who shot you?

I'm sorry, can you rephrase the
question?

Well, she's not going to know directly,
but maybe there's a story about her past

that can help us with our investigation.

Yeah, okay, well, that's all you. I'm
going back to the land I live in and

investigate this the good old -fashioned
way. You enjoy your seance.

I'll walk you out. Okay.

Okay, Sandra.

Talk about your life.

Sure, hon.

I love talking about myself.

It's called synthetic reality, and it's
totally awesome.

The person being hologrammed is
surrounded by hundreds of lights and

cameras. They've been interviewed for
days, answering countless questions. The

dead lady had a full conversation with
us. Exactly.

Once the recording is complete, the
system registers trigger words, which

the hologram to communicate with the
user.

So cool.

Right? Not cool. Creepy.

I am totally doing this before I die.
Oh, it's going to cost you a quarter of

million dollars to be exact.

That is, unless you have the right
connections.

Do you guys remember the hologram of
Tupac that performed at Coachella a few

years back?

Mm -hmm.

I was there to see it live.

It changed my life.

I've actually dabbled in the art form
ever since. I just try to spit on the DL

because there's only so much nerd I'm
willing to show in public, you know.

There we go.

I don't know, Casey. You know, nerds are
cool nowadays.

I agree to disagree.

Do you guys want to see my hologram rig
or not?

I've been hiding in the back office for
the past six months waiting for the

right moment to break it out. And
there's never going to be a better

this one.

Casey, lead the way.

And voila!

You hologram a rat?

That, Nick, is my pet hamster, Mr.

Belvedere.

Why? The question is, why not? I needed
a test subject, and Mr. Belvedere brings

me so much joy at home. So, voila, I
brought him to the office.

Does it duck?

He's a hamster.

Casey, this is incredible.

I've got a thousand more questions about
this one.

I've got to go check with Jimmy, see if
he has anything.

I'm coming back, though.

I'm worried about you. I hologram one
hamster and all of a sudden you get all

judgy.

Hey, Jimmy.

Let me ask you something.

One parent to another.

Yeah, of course. What's up?

Why would a mom who is estranged from
their daughter spend weeks making a

hologram for her and not try and
reconcile them?

I was wondering the same thing and I
discovered that Sandra here.

had a rare melanoma that was spreading
throughout her body.

She was dying.

Did she know?

According to her medical records, she
was diagnosed a few months ago.

She knew she didn't have enough time to
make things right with her daughter,

created a hologram to leave behind.

In the hopes that one day her daughter
might interact with it, yeah.

Tell you what, man, if I couldn't see my
kids before I died, I would move heaven

and earth to make sure they knew how
much I love them.

Whatever drastic measure it took.

Speaking of kids, I saw your daughter
just got here.

Ruby, there's no easy way to say this.

Your mother was murdered last night.

Okay.

Thanks for letting me know.

If that's all, I'm late for work.

You must think I'm heartless.

But I've been mad at my mom for so long,
I don't know how to feel anything else.

Even right now.

Ruby, I understand. I really do.

But I can assure you that your mother
loved you very much.

Wait, don't tell me you watched that
stupid hologram thing she made.

So you know about it?

She told me about it in a letter. I
won't talk to her. So she's been writing

letters trying to reconcile.

Well, that hologram might actually help
us solve her murder.

How's that?

Sandra told me that she received a
threatening note in the mail last week.

I found this in her nightstand and took
it into evidence.

You will pay for what you did.

What did your mother do?

Why don't you ask her yourself?

I did.

She seemed very apologetic, but wouldn't
give many details.

Of course she wouldn't.

And you can't find out any details
because the records are sealed.

What records?

The court records.

You heard of Bernie Madoff?

The mother was like the female version.

She embezzled money from her clients?

Millions of dollars.

Why didn't she go to prison?

Ask our high -powered lawyer.

He got her off scot -free.

I can see why that'd be a tough pill to
swallow for her victims.

It was.

And I'll bet one of them finally got
their revenge.

Sonser built her investment advisory
firm from the ground up.

Then about four years ago, she was
accused of embezzling millions of

from her own clients.

But she never went to prison for it. She
walked away with probation.

Stopping the risk considering how much
payment she cost.

Yeah, I'd say that must have pissed off
her victims.

Maybe enough to kill.

You got a list?

Working on it.

Official court records are sealed. Every
plaintiff signed an ironclad NDA.

That's how they were able to keep this
whole thing out of the media.

Her lawyer made sure that lawsuit never
saw the light of day.

What's your lawyer's name?

Albert Beck.

I'll bet he's got a list of the people
Sandra stole from.

Let's go sweet -talk him out of it.

What? We have no info on Sandra.

Yeah. So let's go see what she has to
say about it.

What does she have to say?

She's laying dead and on top of people.
I know.

Isn't that cool?

No, not really.

Ruby, when you were little, you had the
cutest list.

And when you got mad, it was even worse.

You outgrew the list.

But unfortunately, your anger toward me
never went away.

Ben was always easier for me to talk to,
but I could never get on the same page

with you, Ruby.

I wanted to, believe me.

I just didn't know how.

Jeffrey.

Hi.

Sorry, I just... I was starting it up
for you, and I guess I just got sucked

To tell you the truth, I've been missing
her a lot.

I'm sure you meant a lot to her, too.

I'll leave you two alone.

Thanks.

What are you waiting for? Ask her where
she stole millions.

I am choosing my words carefully.

Why?

It's not just something that you blurred
out.

It's a hologram. It's not like you're
going to offend it.

Rude is rude. It doesn't matter how you
offend.

Okay, well, why don't you ask her what
happened nightly? Okay.

Sandra, how did you get your business
started?

Well, back in my day, there weren't that
many women on Wall Street, let alone

with their own investment firms.

My mom wanted me to be a secretary or a
teacher.

But I wanted to own my own business. I
wanted to be in control of my own life.

Was your mother upset with your
decision?

She was.

But I knew I was doing the right thing
for myself.

Was stealing from your clients the right
thing?

Nick.

That was the single worst choice of my
life.

My heart breaks for every family that
was hurt because of what I did.

And no family was hurt worse than ours,
Ruby.

We both know that Ben took his own life
because of the horrible choice that I

made. Who's Ben?

Her son.

He was humiliated.

And I have to live with that fact every
single day.

Well, that's odd.

What is that?

The police report said he died in a car
accident.

A single car accident off a bridge the
same day Sandra was arrested.

It's my fault that Ben is gone.

And I understand why you can't forgive
me.

I can't forgive me either.

But I am so thankful that you took
Austin in.

You stepped up and you raised your
nephew as your own. You always made such

choices, Ruby.

I'm so sorry that I couldn't do the
same.

Ruby, you and Austin mean everything to
me.

I love you, sweetie.

I've known Sandy for years, and believe
me, she was all heart.

She spent the last few years giving back
to charities.

She was selfless.

A selfless thief?

She never intended to steal.

Her cash flow got tight, and she
borrowed from certain clients to pay off

others. Which is illegal.

She'd be the first to admit it was a
terrible choice.

And a choice that maybe got her killed.

Sondra received a threatening note
shortly before her murder, and we think

might have been from one of those
clients she'd borrowed from.

And since the court records are sealed,
you came to ask me for the list of

names. You want to solve your friend's
murder?

Happy to share the list, but I think you
might be barking up the wrong tree.

And why is that?

Part of Sondra's deal was to pay
restitution to all of her victims, which

did. There are certainly other people
out there that I would be more

of than her former victims.

Why do I get the sense that you're
thinking of someone specific?

It's probably nothing.

The last time I met with Sondra, her
valet, Jeffrey, was acting very strange.

He seemed agitated. And when I asked
Sondra about it, she said that she had

told Jeffrey.

that she decided to take him out of her
will.

Did he do something to upset her?

No, not at all. After court call and
paying back her victims, her fortune was

dwindling, and she wanted to leave what
she had left to her grandson, Austin.

Needless to say, that was a very
uncomfortable meeting.

You okay?

Yeah. Since you made that hologram,
you've been a little off.

The sentence you don't hear every day?

I'm seriously with that.

I think it's a case, you know?

The disconnect between Sandra and Ruby.

It's a little close to home for me.

You and your mom fight a lot?

Not anymore.

We haven't spoken to each other in
months.

Why is that?

Hey, fair enough.

I appreciate you asking, though.

But my mom and I... It's complicated.

Does she love you?

Yeah.

Do you love her?

Yeah.

Maybe it's not as complicated as you
think.

I was able to lift two sets of prints
off the note Sandra received.

Sandra's, of course, and also Jeffrey's.

Well, I'm not surprised since he
received the mail. Which is why I asked

Sandra's lawyer to send over a few
samples of Jeffrey's handwriting.

They look like a match.

There's only seven words.

Is that really enough to make a match?

Seriously, Nick, you think that's all I
got?

And what are we looking at? The
postmark.

According to it, the letter originated
from a post office in Boise, Idaho, a

weeks ago. Problem is, that post office
closed two years ago.

So it's a fake.

Yep. Someone stamped the envelope to
make it look as though it had been

but it was actually just placed inside
the mailbox.

And the only person that had access to
the mailbox, other than Sandra, was...

Jeffrey. Mm -hmm.

It's always the butler.

Clear.

Clear!

You here?

You got him? No.

I think Jeffrey's gone.

He took Sondra with him.

So Jeffrey bolts and takes his little
hologram friend with him. Is that

considered kidnapping?

My vote is on grave robbing. Why not
piracy?

Okay, all of the above.

We're thinking that Jeffrey killed
Sondra because she cut him out of her

And since he knew that we're using her
hologram to help us find the killer, he

took it with him.

Still no hits on the bolo.

And no cell signal or credit card
purchases in the last six hours.

He's definitely on the run. Question is,
where to?

As far as we can tell, he has no family,
no friends nearby.

His entire life was dedicated to Sandra.

If anyone could give us an idea as to
where Jeffrey went, it'd be her.

You know, I was thinking the same thing.

So I called the company that created
Sandra's hologram to request their

file. Oh, smart.

They didn't give it up easily, but once
they heard the words murder and

subpoena, the file magically appeared in
my inbox.

Problem is, company tech warned me that
the system is incredibly hard to set up,

and they're located in Switzerland, so
they can't send someone out here to help

us for a week.

You don't have a week.

No, but we do have an in -house hologram
expert.

Okay, I think we just about got it.

Okay, and voila.

Ooh.

No, don't cut it.

Uh, director, you're a man of details. I
see this is at about 33 degrees. I need

it to be at 33 .3 degrees.

Oh, forgive me, Ms. Hines. Oh, no,
forgiven.

Like I said before, crafting holograms
is a matter of precision.

Understood.

Ooh.

Much better.

Pretty cool, huh?

It's incredible.

How'd you learn to do this?

Oh, by practicing on Mr. Belvedere.

On who?

Her pet rat.

You hologrammed your pet rat? No, that's
ridiculous.

Mr. Belvedere is a hamster.

I'm director.

Who would hologram a rat?

I'm embarrassed I didn't see the
distinction.

Well, okay.

She looks just like she did in her
house.

It should work the same, too.

Sandra, hi again.

We were hoping we could ask you a few
more questions.

That's why I'm here, hon.

What would you like to talk about today?

Your assistant, Jeffrey.

Well, for starters, Jeffrey's a big
sweetheart.

An enormous help to me. A blessing from
above.

What else would you like to know about
him? Where is he?

I can't tell you where Jeffrey is in the
moment because I'm a hologram. Yeah,

yeah, we know.

We don't know if he'd like going places.

With me?

Sure.

We would hit at least three farmer's
markets every Sunday.

What about without you?

Well, Jeffrey's no social butterfly,
that's for sure.

But he did like to get away every once
in a while.

Where would he like to go?

Camping. Like you, Ruby.

I'd let him go out onto our land to
recharge whenever he felt the need to

his head.

To the same spot I took you when you
were a kid.

There's something magical about that
place.

I just wish I'd taken you and been there
more often.

I'm sure you feel the same.

Miss Hines, pull up all the land records
registered to Founder Holdren. Yeah, on

it.

Okay, she purchased over 1 ,200 acres in
the backwoods of Elk Creek, Virginia in

1986. Still had the deed in her name at
the time of her death.

Camping spot must be somewhere on that
land.

But that is way too big of a search
radius. We need some kind of direction.

All we need is a guide.

Good seeing you again, Ruby.

Yeah, I appreciate you talking to us.

Let's get this over with.

Okay, I guess we're walking.

For now.

Your mom really lit up when she talked
about this place. She called it a

sanctuary. Yeah, it was.

For me and Ben.

Mom thanked her at their office.

Damn. I thought this bridge was way
bigger.

I guess I was smaller.

I used to climb the railings as a kid.

One day, when I was like 11, fell off
and broke your arm.

Your mother told me that, too.

We're two old friends now, swapping
stories over a glass of Chardonnay.

I drink beer, like you.

Wow, Agent Knight.

You just know it all.

I don't know why your mom called your
injury one of the most memorable times

her life.

She said that?

The break was so bad, I couldn't even go
to school.

My mom stayed home from work to take
care of me.

Made all 52 flavors of Ben & Jerry's in
less than two weeks.

That was the last time she put me before
her career.

She did a great job growing her
business.

Problem was, she forgot to raise her
kid.

She mentioned that too?

She did.

And that she regretted it.

But she was thankful that your brother
Ben was able to help out at home.

Help out?

More like take over.

Ben was my brother.

Protector and teacher and dad all rolled
into one.

Sounds like a hell of a guy.

He was the best.

Yet my mom still screwed him over.

What she did was unforgivable.

Ben deserves better.

You're right.

Ben should still be here.

But so should your mom.

You two really think Jeffrey killed her?

I highly doubt it.

He may be cringy and an ass kisser, but
he loved my mom.

And he doesn't have the balls to kill
her.

It's a rugged ride.

Try to keep up.

Um, yeah, so you're in my seat.

You coming?

Oh, come on.

I forgot how fun these ATVs are.

That was the rest, right, Nick?

Mm -hmm.

There it is. The old camp.

You really think Jeffrey's there?

I don't think the fire lit itself.

We should walk the rest of the way so he
doesn't hear us coming.

It's too late.

You're right.

Hate TV's are awesome.

My face is killing me.

Shouldn't have run.

I didn't know who was chasing me.

That was a federal agent.

Your first hint was when he yelled,
federal agent.

Here. You can have it for the swelling.

Seriously?

Yeah, I suppose she was broken. Found
those in the break room freezer.

Wand thorns.

Those are my wand thorns.

That's my bad.

Why am I here?

You will pay for what you did.

It's not exactly a love note, but it
does have your handwriting and

in it.

Sandra's hologram told us where to find
it. Which is why you stole the hologram

system and ran.

You were afraid of what else hollow
Sandra might say.

I left a note, but I didn't steal her.

And I did not kill her.

Then why threaten her?

Because I was angry when she took me out
of her will.

And... And what?

And... Someone paid me $50 ,000 to write
it.

Who? I don't know.

One day out of nowhere, I got an
encrypted email from somebody who said

they were a victim of one of her scams.

How were you paid?

Bitcoin. You don't get 50 grand to just
write a note, but you do get that kind

of money to do a hit.

I keep telling you I did not kill her.

I swear on my mother's grave.

We don't accept mother's graves as
alibis here. You got another one?

I was at my cousin's wedding in North
Carolina the night Sandra died.

A hundred people saw me there.

Do you want to see pictures?

All right, so much for Casey's theory
that it's always the butler. Yeah, her

theory should be it's always the butler
except when the butler has an alibi.

Wait, you're telling the truth?

When Sondra was killed, he was on a
timestamp video at a wedding reception

dancing with a little heart out.

Check on that.

How'd you get?

You know, I got a sixth sense about
these things.

Well, can your sixth sense tell us who
paid Jeffrey to threaten Sandra?

Because whoever's behind this note is
the only suspect we have left.

And unfortunately, they used a special
Bitcoin that is untraceable.

Oh, never say untraceable.

Parker and I came in early to help Casey
fall into digital money drill. The

payment and the message to Jeffrey were
both sent using a triple DES to ensure

the output was all translated to
cybertext.

Mm -hmm.

It's obviously with an isolated
encryption key.

Obviously. But we were able to find a
back door that led us to a digital

belonging to a Jamie Two Shoes 147.

Whoever sent Jeffrey the money used the
name Jamie Two Shoes on two of their

online accounts in the past.

Which means it's probably also their
nickname.

And worth running by our translucent
friend upstairs.

Hey, Sandra, you know anyone by the name
Jamie Two -Shoes?

Oh, yes, of course I do.

And?

And what?

Tell us about him.

Tell you about who?

Jamie Two -Shoes.

Look at this. With you, she's Chatty
Cathy.

I think it's the way you're asking.

Well... Sandra, what is Jamie Two
-Shoes' real name, government

name?

I'm sorry, I don't understand the
question.

Okay, she's gotta be tired.

Right, the first tired hologram, okay.

Sandra, how did Jamie Two -Shoes get
such a cool nickname?

Oh boy, that was a really long time ago.

I remember it like it was yesterday.

Jamie was running for class president,
and I was helping him prep for his big

debate. He was so nervous that he
accidentally wore two different kinds of

shoes.

So she went to school with him.

Asked if it was college or high school.

College.

Sandra, what is Jamie's last name?

I'm sorry, can you rephrase?

Okay, that's it. I'm out.

Sandra.

What did you and Jamie do for fun?

Ruby, let's just say we made the most of
our college experience.

I always joke with him that if people
knew half of the stuff we did, he'd be

disbarred.

Is Jamie your lawyer?

The best in the business.

Albert James Beck, a .k .a. Jamie Two
Shoes. He's been one of Sandra's closest

friends for 40 years.

So why would he pay Jeffrey to threaten
her life?

You think Beck was trying to frame him
for Sandra's murder?

But why would Beck want Sandra dead in
the first place?

What was his motive?

I'm just asking.

Not that easy.

Beck's one of the top defense attorneys
in the state. We have no hard evidence,

so he'll just don't want us.

Yeah, Nick's right.

We better have the goods on this guy
before we haul him in and accuse him of

murder. Or we could just bring him in
and hope he gives up the goods himself.

You think we can break him in
interrogation?

Not us.

Then who?

When Thondra first told me she was going
to do this hologram thing, I thought,

it's a waste of money.

I was wrong.

This is a beautiful gift she left behind
for Ruby.

Just hope she sees it one day.

We hope so, too.

But for now, we appreciate that you're
here. We could really use your help.

As you know, we've been speaking to
Sandra for a few days trying to solve

murder.

But as helpful as she's been, we still
have a lot of unanswered questions.

So we decided to bring in some of her
friends to help elaborate on some of

she's been saying. And since she told us
that you are her best friend, we just

thought that you would be the perfect
guinea pig to start with. She said that?

She did.

She really loved you.

Think he's acting?

I think we're about to find out.

So, what can I do for you?

Do you have a suspect?

Here, here. Have a seat.

Actually, now that you mention it, we
do. We're looking for somebody called

Jamie Two Shoes.

Does that nickname sound familiar?

No. No.

I don't think so.

Are you sure?

Because that's for Sandra.

Sandra, what is your friend Albert
Beck's nickname?

I gave Albert the nickname Jamie Two
Shoes back in college.

I don't think he liked it much, but I
did. I made damn sure that sucker stuck.

I honestly forgot she called me that.

We're talking decades ago.

Sandra, what was the most fun that you
and Jamie ever had together?

What's the point of that? Oh, that's
easy.

The night we graduated, we both stripped
down naked and we jumped into the

campus fountain.

Thank the Lord it was before the social
media era. He was so drunk, I'm not sure

he'd even remember that night.

I think he does.

No way.

Sandra, what was the darkest time of
your life?

My arrest and then the loss of my son.

Without question.

Some days I don't know how I made it
through.

Sandra, where was Jamie during this
time?

Right by my side.

I couldn't have done it without him.

He coached me through the settlement. He
kept me out of prison.

He was much more than just my lawyer.

He was my best friend.

I loved Jamie like a brother.

I love you too, Sandy.

I didn't mean for any of this to happen.

I needed money.

And Ben was an easy target.

Sandra's son.

Sandra never embezzled any money.

I convinced Ben to help me steal the
money.

Then I pinned the whole thing on him.

She was just covering for her son.

Do I kill her now?

She never stopped investigating.

Never let up.

And she was coming too close to finding
out the truth.

I'm so sorry, Sandy.

So my mom never actually stole from
anyone?

She just pled guilty?

The bag framed your brother.

I can't believe this.

Your mom thought Ben stole the money, so
she covered for him.

She sacrificed herself so your brother
wouldn't have to go to jail.

I wish I would have known what really
happened.

Why do you think she never told you the
truth?

Even after your...

Brother died.

Because my big brother was my hero and
my best friend.

My mom wasn't going to take that away
from me.

Were you guys able to find your stolen
hologram?

Yes, it was hidden in Beck's office.

Stealing it was part of the plan to pin
the murder onto Jeffrey.

Where is it now?

Here.

Would you like to go see her?

I'll be right behind you guys.

You ready, Ruby?

Yeah, I think so.

Tom.

Hi.

Hi, Ruby.