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Anteriormente, and The InBetween ...
I can not wake my mom.
The woman I saw was dead. He had taken his eyes.
The name of the perpetrator was Ed Roven ... In Texas, the mid-'90s.
Six women killed. The same modus operandi, the same firm.
Executed on October 2, 2005.
Roven was wrong when he left alive the son of his latest victim.
Mark Waterman he told police ...
... everything Roven did to his mother.
He could not save her and blamed himself,
so he began creating violent fantasies ...
... where it was like Roven.
We are not a team.
Intermediate want out.
And you're gonna help, tail cotton.
Hey, we're closed!
The last guest was half an hour ago.
Hears. You do not have to go home, but you can not stay here.
¿Millie?
Find me.
Okay, I understand.
Thank you very much for calling, Doctor.
Why call the doctor as early?
I had some news.
He glanced at my most recent study,
and steroids are not reducing the tumor ...
... as fast as you would like.
I see.
So what does that mean?
Look, we knew that surgery was inevitable.
Yes, but not so soon.
Well, also I had good news.
Ramona doctoral Ashcroft,
which it is one of the best neurosurgeons in the country ...
He said he is available to fly in the coming weeks.
To perform the procedure.
In agreement.
Let's not talk about it now.
- Hi guys. - Hi dear.
- How is everything going? - Hello.
- I need a favor. - Yes?
Can you investigate a cold case for me?
Yes of course. Do you have a name?
Millicent Pierce.
I saw her last night at the bar,
and then I spent a few hours ...
... looking at websites of missing persons ...
... until I found his picture.
He disappeared in the summer of 1985.
She wants to find her.
1985, that's almost ten years before you were born.
Yes. There are other things, too.
There was a fishing boat ...
... and a network and another dead woman.
Okay, well, look, I'm going to the office early,
so I will look in the file ... I'll call you by phone.
Thank you.
See you later.
- Do we have a case? - Millicent Pierce.
Disappeared on August 29, 1985.
An unsolved case.
So no body, no evidence forensics, and not to mention ...
... a period of 34 years for the memories of witnesses fade.
What are you thinking ... ¿Reentrevistar parents?
I can handle that.
But if you do not mind, I could use a little help ...
- ... with these files. - What files?
These files. Thanks guys.
- When you want, Detective. - I did a quick search.
In 1985, all Detectives Case Millie ...
... they were working with at least two other missing women ...
Working primarily sexual and fugitive.
¿Millis era a fugitive?
No, but it was typecast as such, because he escaped ...
... of the house, after the touch of left and she never came home.
But it was a good student. He was very close to her family.
What is the connection?
Cassie.
He said when he saw Millie,
there was another girl there too.
Now, it could be that were taken by the same person.
These seven women disappeared in the same year as Millie,
and like her, the bodies were never found.
A working group worked on the case as long as he could.
In '85, but eventually the trail cooled.
Detectives are removed,
files were sent to storage.
These women were forgotten.
And if they never caught,
whoever the has taken, could still be active.
I have asked the uniformed meet ...
... all files of missing persons ...
... of the last 34 years.
But basically any woman who disappeared ...
... at that time and that has not been found, it is potentially ...
... a victim, especially prostitutes.
Well, I'll check with Vice,
see if any sex worker has recently disappeared.
I've already done it. According to them, this woman,
Becky Russell,
She disappeared five days ago.
Last seen near Sea-Tac.
The airport is popular among working girls.
Yes. A friend of hers said that the last time he saw her,
he was getting into a car with an older guy.
I did not see her face.
Well, I guess it goes without saying ...
... if he has been active, for more than 30 years,
it is best described as major.
There would be about 50 or 60 years.
Cassie said Millie want to be found.
What if she also is trying to help ...
... to catch a serial murderer?
So you're saying that seven other women ...
... they disappeared the same year as Millie?
All prostitutes, all views for the last time near Sea-Tac.
Asante and I are investigating.
This is her. This is the woman I saw in the fishing net.
Tara Burns.
He disappeared two days before Millie.
Okay, are you ready for this?
¿Grieving relatives?
It's never easy.
I get it.
What did you tell me?
I told them you were my daughter,
viste el caso de Millie and Internet,
and asked me to investigate.
But I will not say anything ...
... that have not already told the original Detectives ...
...a million times.
If there is any new information to collect there,
you'll get which ...
... The Millie.
We were surprised to receive your call, Detective.
It has been a long time since anyone ...
... you have been interested in looking for Millie.
Long time.
I can not promise anything.
We understand. They have 34 years have passed.
And if Millie was alive, she ...
If my sister was alive,
There would be returned to us.
We do not expect miracles.
We just want to give our daughter a proper burial.
should not be out there ...
... out there alone.
We will do everything we can.
Millie disappeared the night,
Did they who had run away from home to meet someone?
Earlier that summer, she had caught ...
... sneaking out the back door.
He was very well dressed.
I had an appointment, I'm sure.
And she never mentioned ...
... the name of the person who was watching?
No. None of her friends knew.
Millie was supposed not had to be coming.
We had her on a strict curfew.
- But ... - Our daughter was headstrong.
Independent.
She wanted one of those walkmans, you know?
And we told him that he would buy one for Christmas.
If he kept his high notes.
But he could not wait. She...
... she made money, caring for children.
I swear I never saw her without those headphones ...
The music sounded all the time.
Millie was not walking, dancing ...
... wherever he went.
Does the walkman still here?
They think they took place when ...
Anyway, we never found.
Everything else in your room is exactly as you left it .
Would it be okay if ...
That is, do you think you could look at Millie's room?
Upstairs, second door on the left.
You had style, Millie Pierce.
Well, nothing new to me. How about you?
I'm not sure.
Remember the song of Peter Rabbit,
which said it would be important ...
... en el caso de Shannon Bell?
Yes.
I heard again in the fourth Millie.
Mark Waterman was not even alive when Millie disappeared.
No, but Ed Roven itself.
What do you know Ed Roven?
The night you caught Waterman,
Roven came to visit.
Just once?
- No. - Why did not you tell me?
I knew you'd be angry.
But it has not been useless in a few times.
The guy knows how to move through the Underworld.
Leaving aside my great discomfort ...
... with this, for a moment,
What you might have to see Ed Roven with the disappearance of Millie?
He was killing women in Texas.
Yes, but not until the 1990s, right?
I do not know what it means. It may not be anything, but ...
I do not think it's nothing.
I will check it.
Is there anything else you want to tell me?
Yes...
I love you.
Goodbye.
It will be better that you stay away from my business, small!
The InBetween - S01E09 A translation of TaMaBin
Do you think that all these women were kidnapped by the same guy?
No, we believe that the murderer was concentrating ...
... on high risk victims ... Prostitutes and fugitive.
He appeared anyone?
No, none of these women ...
... they have been found, alive or dead.
We are still reviewing the files,
but it seems that our man has a kind ...
Young, Caucasian, brown.
All these women were seen for the last time near Sea-Tac.
It seems that this was his hunting.
Becky Russell fits the profile.
Yeah, but Millie Pierce no.
It was not a sex worker. He had blue eyes, light hair.
Yes, it's true, but Millie disappeared two days ago ...
... after Tara Burns was last seen ...
27, the agosto de 1985.
It could be a coincidence.
Or maybe Millie was atypical.
So how do you explain the fact that ...
... You're eight women and Becky Russell ...
... they disappeared with 34 years apart?
We do not let him in 1985.
We believe that only slowed,
enough to go unnoticed.
The alleged hijacker Becky ...
... today is thought to have between 50 and 60 years.
Uniformed are reviewing reports of missing persons,
of the last 34 years.
How many?
15 women so far.
I just hang with sister Becky Russell.
His mother is sick, and Becky was helping care for her.
The family is sure that you would not have left town ...
... Without telling anyone.
If they're right about this and there is a serial murderer ...
... which has been operating under the noses ...
... Police Department for over 30 years,
I want to be us who we catch this guy.
Keep digging. Discover all ...
... what you can about missing women ...
... and keep me informed about Becky Russell.
Let's go.
Cassie is confident that Ed Roven was involved ...
- ... in the disappearance of Millie? - Yes.
But obviously he could not have been Becky Russell.
What are the odds that two serial murderers ...
... they were operating in Seattle at the same time?
It has happened before.
In the 1970s, Santa Cruz had three.
So maybe Roven is responsible for Millie,
and our other women, prostitutes,
They belong to our murderer unknown serial.
Watch this.
Bank statements from the early '80s show that Roven ...
... was mainly in the southern states until ...
April '85, cash a check in Colorado.
It was heading northwest.
After that, the trail cools ...
... until it appears again in almost eight months after Texas.
So it's possible that he was in Seattle in the summer of 1985.
True. Maybe he was working off the books.
He lived in his pocket, was ...
Cassie said he saw a fishing boat ...
... and a network.
It could be to work on a trawler for money.
Let's go to the docks.
Last chance, tail cotton.
Get out of here.
How did you meet Millie, Ed?
Is that a piece of lint in your ears?
I said it's none of your business.
Her parents want her back.
It is a matter of them, right?
She does not belong.
Millie's fine where he is.
It is in a lovely location.
Millie does not agree.
Have you seen her?
You said you want to leave the intermediate,
you wanted to do something good for you could go ahead.
This is your chance.
Why are not you taking?
What I know about you, when I find Millie?
Nothing...
... because you will not find ...
...Never.
Now leave him alone.
Or what will you do?
That is what I thought.
We are about to close.
And we would like to ask some questions.
How long have you been working here?
Since after high school.
By chance, do you recognize this man?
Ed Roven.
- Not, is fisherman? - Was.
This would have been the middle of the 1980s.
Then this is how it would look.
Hey, Frank! Can you come here a second?
Is Frank Blair. He is my boss.
- Goodnight Mr. - What can I do for you?
Do you remember having seen this man?
It would have been in 1985.
Sorry, these types are mixed,
especially if it was so long ago.
But we have records of all ships ...
... that have come and gone from this port since the 50s.
Some of them have the names of crew members.
Well, we need May to December '85.
All right, give me one minute to get the files.
Thank my Lord.
What the hell is happening here?
Please help me. Help me.
Cotton tail.
Did you think coming to save you?
Remember, you said the next one would be mine.
So you do not know who the other guy?
I could not see his face.
It was horrible. They were so cruel.
They talked about the next. Roven said it was his turn.
Okay, they must have been ...
... working together, at least during the summer.
True.
This serial murderer we're hunting ...
... is the mentor of Ed Roven.
Is this the guy who said it was taking prostitutes?
Roven went to Texas in late summer.
After that, we find reports ...
... for 31 women missing more, in Seattle ...
Caucasian, brunettes, all victims ...
... eran prostitutes, runaways the sluts.
Each of them was seen by last time near Sea-Tac.
The last woman to find ...
... that fits the profile, Becky Russell,
She disappeared five days ago.
Maybe that's why Roven ...
... you do not want to look for Millie.
He's protecting his friend.
Hey, I have reviewed the paperwork ...
... of the office of Captain dock.
- Did you find Ed Roven? - Do not.
But the summer Millie disappeared,
There was a private boat moored at the marina ...
... called Acquiesce.
He remained there for five months.
And he went, two days after that Millie disappeared.
Is there anything special that boat?
... Captain Scott Amos.
He retired to Fidalgo Island.
I sent a picture of Millie, but did not recognize.
But reminded Ed Roven.
Roven said it worked for him all summer.
Thank you for coming, Captain Scott.
Well, there are many things that bring me to the mainland ...
... these days, but a call from the police if he is one of them.
Captain, Detective Asante said he remembered this man.
Yep. That's Eddie.
He joined my crew ...
... sometime, '85, I guess.
But he did not stay long.
- How is that? - The way Eddie was ...
... I was a little out of control.
Truthfully, he gave us all chills.
I was glad to get rid of it, at the end of the season.
ED had friends?
Yes, he spent most of his time ...
... with a friend in the city.
How the hell was called now?
- Can you describe it ? - Yes.
Dark hair, tanned, a kind of salesman ...
Always ready with a cheery hand,
and shark eyes, you know what I mean?
Working in construction.
I think that Eddie got some work off the books.
I remember once Eddie borrowed my truck ...
... and a few hundred dollars of his salary ...
... to get this guy out of jail.
Eddie said he was accused of?
Solicitation.
Such he collected at a prostitute in SeaTac.
It was not until 1984 that the heads ...
... finally they convinced the city to prioritize ...
... arresting customers of working girls.
Well, it gives us a good group of suspects who forded.
Most are from out of town, boys in his bachelor party.
Watch this.
- What? - Did you get anything?
- Frank Blair. - What, Captain spring?
Well, it is now, but, yeah, look at this.
In '85, he worked in construction.
Arrested for solicitation 1 July 1985.
He went down bail for one Edward Roven.
Frank Blair era el mentor Ed Roven.
¡Frank Blair! ¡Policía Seattle!
Help me! Help me!
Help!
- Help me! Help! - Come on , come on , come on !
Help!
Seattle Police! Stay where you are!
Open it.
Police. Police.
- You are safe. You are safe. - All clear, Detective.
- Hey, girl, I am. - Hello what's going on?
We found Ed's mentor Roven ... A guy named Frank Blair.
- What about Becky Russell? - It's pretty battered.
- But she's still alive. - And Millie?
The CSU is in the court of Blair using penetrating radar on the ground.
They believe there are at least seven bodies buried there.
If you find Millie, I want to be there.
Well, we are now in the headquarters.
We are accusing Blair of murder.
Find me here. I'll take you home Blair.
Well, I just finished my shift. I'll be there in 15 minutes.
He told me who you are.
He told me to take out my eyes.
You're a witch!
She told me I had to stop you!
Hears.
There you have it.
Are you sure you are alright?
If I am fine.
I guess the key gas pepper you bought ...
... it was useful after all.
You're gloating. Seriously?
No, I'm just glad you're safe.
Will they arrested the guy?
Yes, it has multiple history of assault,
a long history of mental illness.
It seems you were in the place wrong place at the wrong time.
I'm not so sure.
What do you mean?
I've seen it before with Roven.
They were talking.
Are you saying that Roven got someone to attack you?
The guy called me "witch"
He said he wanted to gouge my eyes.
That's ... It's pretty specific Roven.
I'm probably just paranoid. Roven is a ghost.
I mean, when you talk to people, they can not hear.
At least they are like you, right?
The CSU found 13 bodies in the cabin Blair so far.
Came identifications preliminary ...
... of women who disappeared in 1985,
including Tara Burns.
Many grateful families finally are getting answers,
about her daughters and missing sisters.
Did you find Millie?
No sign of it in the cabin Blair.
Millie if they took the same week as Tara,
murdered by the same man, then it is reasonable ...
... that would be buried together.
Frank Blair has a lawyer and talking.
He says he does not know where Millie.
Can I see him?
Roven killed Millie. I'm sure of it.
If I approach her best friend,
maybe I can get something from him.
My client has agreed to cooperate.
You can help close more than 60 cases unsolved today.
Want to make a quick deal, Frank?
I had a good run.
We know you were a friend of Ed Roven.
The only reason we gave the manifests of ships ...
... it is because you knew that there would find his name ...
... none of the crew lists.
You did not think it would look in private boats,
I trace the Captains removed?
They are thorough, I admit.
We know that Ed Roven and you, took Millie Pierce.
I have already said ... I know nothing ...
... on that little bitch.
Choose one of the other 60 cases ...
... my client is willing to confess, Detective.
Just after we have an answer on this.
Where's Millie?
He is asking the guy wrong, Detective.
The only man with all those answers ...
... I have long been dead.
He will talk. They always do it.
Millie does not know where.
Roven think Ed's got somewhere.
It is the only one who knows.
And why are you so sure you never find it .
And we will not, unless ...
Will you at least what?
How do I question Roven?
Like, do you get to tell me what you know?
It is not so simple.
Detectives go through years of training ...
... before they sit down to interrogate the serial murderers.
Yes, we have so long.
Explain it easy.
Well, there are a couple of techniques simple that you can try.
- You ask if you have ... - Wait a minute.
I will not put Cassie in a game ...
... psychological cat and mouse with Ed Roven.
I can handle myself.
There is a common visitor, Cassie.
Spectral or not, it is able to hurt you ...
... in ways that go beyond the physical.
We told Millie's family that we would do everything possible ...
- ... To find it. - And we will.
Asante and me.
So it's good when you need my help with a case,
but when it's the other way around and I come to you,
Do you turn away me?
You have to decide how you see me, Tom.
Am I the girl to you want to protect,
or I am a woman who helps solve crimes?
You can not have everything.
I'm going home to take a shower.
And I was thinking that way, I would stop in Council,
talking to Cassie.
Clear.
Asante.
I worked my share of serial murderers,
but never an imitator to Mark Waterman.
Would you say he is pretty typical?
Typical?
No. Waterman is a special case.
I attribute it to him ...
... having a relationship close and personal with Roven.
I saw firsthand work,
but he was more devoted to the modus operandi and the signing of Roven ...
imitator ... any I've seen.
I mean, their murders were almost identical.
Why you ask?
Only for curiosity.
I'm holding.
Wait a minute ... Are you sure that Roven can not hear us?
We are ok.
I can feel it when you're here and when not,
and now it is not, so ...
It is good to know that the Universe ...
... supports you a little about this.
Yes. Where do we start?
Let's talk about Roven.
You know, a guy like that,
You need to feel in control,
that person is the most intelligent of the room.
Okay, you have to go in there and break their trust.
You have to give you the information you need.
In agreement. I have tried asking.
No, you were feeding your ego, rather than attacking him.
Not that psychopaths have no feelings.
Only they have no empathy for anyone but themselves.
Now, you can reach Roven.
You just need to be on your needs,
not yours, nor Millie.
I challenge him. Press it.
Make Roven show that 's smarter and better than you.
Giving you what you want.
You want me to make you angry?
In short, yes.
Look, it 's a dangerous move, and I will not lie.
And say I know exactly how you will react Roven,
because, really do not know.
But based on their profile,
It is sure to react.
True. Okay, I can do it.
What do you have in your arsenal?
I think he cares Millie.
When he realized that he had seen, he seemed jealous.
Cool. Use that.
Up that rock, and you see ...
... all twisted creatures that go through your brain.
There is something else.
It's something I would not mention otherwise.
Pareces to a Millie.
I not think I'm near you ...
... just because you can see and hear.
Gross.
Anything else?
Well, there is a quote ...
... by Friedrich Nietzsche, we used to say in the FBI.
If you gaze long time into the abyss ...
... the abyss also includes you.
Ed Roven is the abyss.
I am going to be careful. I promise you.
Hears.
Thank you.
Anytime.
Better than nothing.
Hears.
We need to talk.
You're playing with fire, girl.
Careful you do not burn your fingers.
Have you heard about your friend, Frank?
He is telling the police everything.
He says he killed more women than Ted Bundy.
He says find bodies for years.
But Millie.
No, because it was too special ...
... to go to that well behind Frank's house.
You did not want that for her.
You were sweet to her.
You think I love Millie made you human,
I became normal.
But that's just a hoax ...
... a scam.
You're no better than Frank.
You could not control yourself.
You are pathetic.
Careful now.
Did I remember her, Eddie?
Is that why you started to come?
Why do I look like the girl you lost?
You should leave.
Are the eyes or hair?
I'm serious.
Millie did not lose, Ed. You killed her.
And you enjoyed it.
Like me you kill me ...
...if you could.
You are thinking about it.
Mira ...
... dying to put those hands around my throat ...
... and tighten.
But you can not hurt me.
I can not?
I'll show you.
I'll show you what I did.
I'll show you everything.
Do it, then.
Come on, you coward!
Nice, right?
The way I looked ...
... with those eyes emerald her ...
She did not know you were a murderer.
Not yet, it was not.
I never killed anything that does not have four legs.
And a brain the size of a plum.
When I was with Millie,
I not think about it.
And when you were with Frank?
Well, now...
... that was a different story.
That was the summer when I fell in love with Millie.
And summer I discovered who he was.
Help me.
Cotton tail.
Did you think coming to save you?
Remember, you said the next one would be mine.
Frank showed me a new world.
And it was as dark as the light of Millie.
I could have gone on forever ...
Spend my days with Millie,
my nights with Frank.
It had everything I wanted.
It was Frank who said he had to choose.
When I could, I guess he chose for me.
Meet me tonight at the 170 SYCAMORE LANE KISSES, ED
¡No!
Help me!
No, stop!
Please no! Stop Please!
Millie swore not to tell.
I just wanted to live.
At that time, she promised me anything.
But he knew he was lying.
I could not bear to look at her like ...
... praying ...
... beseeching.
Those pretty his eyes were nearly enough ...
... to convince me that I did not.
Almost.
Do not you took your eyes?
No lady.
But I never gave another girl the opportunity to change his mind.
You'll never find Millie, ever.
Are you okay, cotton tail?
Get out of me.
Get away!
Hears.
- Are you okay? - Better than ever.
I think I know where Millie.
Roven wanted to remember her when she was happy.
I said it was a lovely place.
It's where they met.
It seems to be a long day.
The soil is frozen in places,
and after 30 years of ground displacement,
moisture, decomposition ...
Do not make me illusions.
I get it.
Only me...
...I wanted to know how you were.
Thank you.
No kidding over the abyss.
So these women passed ...
I know it was not happening at the moment,
and there was nothing he could do to save them .
I just wanted to look away,
close the eyes.
But Millie ... She came to me,
and he asked me for help, so ...
I forced myself to look ...
... when he killed her.
I was so scared.
And though he could not see me,
I guess I expected ...
... the universe ...
... somehow you find a way to connect, so ...
...at that moment...
... she knew she was not alone.
- It sounds crazy. - It is not.
You did something great.
The GPR has something to about 10 meters from the lookout,
next to the trees, but it's getting dark.
We'll have to come back in the morning.
I guess if Millie has already waited so long because ...
I'll see what we can do.
I have something!
We came as soon as we receive your call.
She's here?
Does ... The found?
She's here.
That's it.
Es de Millie.
You know who did this?
We believe that man was executed many years ago.
We can talk about it when they are ready.
Thank you...
... to bring our little home.
Over here please.
All prisoners Block C, prepare to work in the yard.
Señor Aquarius.
Detective Hackett.
This is a surprise.
I heard you're arguing insanity.
Great lawyers of the defense were queuing ...
... to work for me pro bono.
They say it is a case of first flat.
Apparently I have post - traumatic stress ...
... to witness Ed Roven kill my mother.
And that led you to kill?
Supposedly.
Have you ever seen Ed Roven after that night?
Have you ever heard his voice?
At trial.
And after being executed?
That's a strange question.
How I could see and hear a dead man?
I've heard of things like that.
How you killed Shannon Bell,
It was very similar to the work of Ed Roven.
Beyond just being a copycat, actually.
It's almost as if I was whispering in his ear,
telling you what to do.
That's crazy.
We're done?
Yes, we're done.
I'll see you in court.
I will testify for the prosecution.
Let's go.
I'll tell you something, son ...
... it's time you out of here.
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