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?
-�Saint�Kateri,
the�patron�saint of�the�environment.
-�I've�said�this�to�you�before. I'm�worried�about�you.
-�Molly�became my�mother�overnight.
She�had�to�step�up
because�she�knew my�parents�were�useless.
-�About�the�case, they�had�a�party�that�night,
and�someone left�a�red�coat�behind.
-�Remember�that�homicide�case you�worked?
-�Theater�guy,�unsolved. -�Mm-hmm.
Anna,�I've�been�looking�into your�husband's�murder.
-�What?
-�Jeremiah�Paulson is�pressuring�me
to�sell�him�my�land.
-�If�I�had�known�you�were gonna�get�this�jacked,
I�wouldn't�have�dumped�you.
Wanna�be�my�field�geologist assistant?
[gunshot]
?
-�They�say�that�animals are�darker�on�top,
where�they're�illuminated by�the�sun,
and�lighter�on�the�bottom, where�the�light�doesn't�reach.
This�cancels�out their�shadows
and�makes�them�harder to�detect.
?�I�love�you�I�don't�love�you I�love�you�I�don't�know�?
?�I�love�you�I�don't�love�you I�love�you�I�don't�know�?
?�Just�take�your�time but�make�it�quick�?
?�either�pack�your�bag or�settle�in�?
?�Is�this�the�real�deal The�rest�of�my�life�?
?�Is�this�how�it'll�feel for�the�rest�of�our�lives�?
[Anna�groans]
?�Something's�a�little�off but�you�shrug�it�off�?
?�change�the�subject till�I�put�my�finger�on�it�?
-�Woo!
?�I�love�you�I�don't�love�you I�love�you�I�don't�know�?
?�I�love�you�I�don't�love�you I�love�you�I�don't�know�?
?
[knocking�at�front�door]
[panting�in�pain]
What�the�hell�happened?!
-�I-I�was�at�the�river, collecting�more�samples
because- [groans�in�pain]
The�first�result, i-it�was�inconclusive.
And�I�heard�a�shot,�and�I- I�called�out
to�let�them�know I�was�there,�but-
-�We�need�to�get�you to�a�hospital�right�now.
-�No,�no,�no,�no. No�hospital.
I�don't�have�insurance.
Can�you�help�me?
-�You�could�have�nerve or�muscle�damage.
-�It's�fine. I'm�fine.
Look,�see,�it's-
It�really�looks a�whole�lot�worse�than�it�is.
-�Jesse... [groans]
-�Anna,�either�you�help�me, or�I�leave
and�look�after�it�myself.
-�It's�already�started�to�clot, so�likely�didn't�hit�an�artery.
Let�me�get�my�supplies.
[phone�buzzing]
Hi,�this�is�Anna�Pigeon. Leave�a�message.
-�Hey,�Anna. I�hope�you're�good.
I,�um,�I-I'm�back�in�New�York.
I�know�how�you feel�about�that.
So,�uh,�hit�me�up so�we�can�talk.
-�You�know,�some�people use�their�vacation�days
to�actually�take�a�vacation.
[chuckling]
Tenant's�moving�out,
so�we�got�a�little�window to�work.
You�wanted�to�be�in�the�room where�it�happened?
Here�we�are.
?
-�Looks�like�it�went�through to�the�other�side.
You�need�antibiotics. Who�knows�what's�in�that�river.
-�You�know,�it's�fine,�really.
I-I'm�feeling a�whole�lot�better�already.
-�I'm�glad�you�came�to�me, even�though...
-�You-You�rejected�me? -�I�didn't�reject�you.
-�Eh,�agree�to�disagree. [winces�in�pain]
-�Me�and�my�sister used�to�do�this�thing
when�we�would�overstep or�piss�the�other�one�off,
we�would�say�"Erase,�erase",
and�pretend�like it�never�happened.
-�So�you�wanna�go�back�to the�way�things�were
before�I�opened�my�big�mouth and�asked�to�move�in�together?
[knocking�at�front�door]
-�Come�in.
-�You�know,�I�didn't�expect balloons�and�streamers,
but�you�could've�at�least opened�the�door�for�me.
-�Hi,�Molly.
Sorry,�I�was�a�little, um,�distracted.
-�Hi. -�Uh,�Molly,�this�is�Jesse.
-�Why�is�Jesse�in�your�kitchen and�not�in�an�emergency�room?
-�I'm�not�goin'�to�the�hospital. -�He�doesn't�have�insurance.
[Molly�sighs]
-�It�was�an�accident�that happened�in�Whitetail�River.
Or�maybe�it�was�on�purpose. Uh,�I�don't-
I'm-I'm�not�really�sure. -�You�can't�dress�this.
There's�still�fibers from�his�shirt�in�the�wound.
-�That's�what�these�are�for. -�Anna�is�an�EMT.
But�I'm�an�actual�MD. -�Mm-hmm.
And�maybe�if�he�got�shot in�the�psyche,
your�expertise would�be�more�valid.
-�My�expertise�can write�prescriptions.
So�why�don't�you�get�me the�nearest�pharmacy
on�the�phone... Please.
[stifled�chuckle]
People�regularly�get�shot on�purpose�or�by�accident
in�this�park,�where�my�sister has�chosen�to�live�and�work?
-�I�can�hear�you. [Jesse�chuckles]
-�You�two�always�like�this?
-�Yes. -�Yes.
-�You�know,�I've�never�seen anyone�boss�Anna�around�before.
-�I'm�just�playing�into�her super�firstborn�child�syndrome.
-�I�see�that�you're�finally reading�those�self�help�books
I�sent�you. -�Over�to�you,�Dr.�Pigeon.
[Molly�sighs]
-�Hey...�okay.
[Jesse�laughs]
-�Your�sister�seems�nice. [laughs]
-�Um,�me�and�my�sister just�need�to
go�out�for�a�little�bit. Is�that�okay?
-�Yeah,�I-I�just�need�a�rest.
-�I'm�gonna�call�Zoey�and�see if�she�can�come�stay�with�you.
-�Thank�you.
-�Seeing�you�at�the�door, all�bloody...
-�I'm�okay. For�real.
?
-�Drugs�will�be�here�in�an�hour.
-�Oh,�great. Um,�change�of�plans.
He's�gonna�rest�and�you�and�me are�gonna�go�for�a�little�hike.
Uh,�bathroom's�down�the�hall if�you�wanna�change.
I'll�take�my�phone.
-�Okay. Change�of�plans.
Got�it.
-�I�need�you�to�drop�me�a�pin of�exactly�where�you�were
when�you�got�shot.
-�What�happened�to�your�back?
-�Oh,�just�a... climbing�accident.
Nothing�a�little�vitamin�D�cream won't�fix.
Come�on,�let's�hit�the�trail.
-�Jesse�seems�open and�uncomplicated.
I�get�the�sense�that those�are�red�flags�for�you.
-�Because�those�are�things that�I�am�not.
-�You�don't�think�that�you�guys can�have�a�deeper�connection
because�you've�been�through more�than�he�has.
-�That's�one�worry.
-�Do�you�know what�he's�been�through?
-�No.
When�I�call�you, do�I�ask�about�your�problems
or�do�I�just�start rambling�about�mine?
-�One�of�my�patients�told�me this�about�parenting-
No�matter�how�good�your�life�is,
you're�only�as�happy as�your�saddest�child.
-�I'm�your�saddest�child? Jeez,�that's�depressing.
-�All�I�mean�is... no�matter�what�stress
I'm�dealing�with,
I�sleep�well�at�night knowing�that�you're�okay.
-�I�do�love�you,�Dr.�Pigeon. -�I�love�you�too,�Ranger�Pigeon.
-�We�gotta�go�this�way. -�Hang�on.
Whitetail�River?
I�thought you�brought�me�out�here
to�show�me�that the�park�is�pretty�and�peaceful.
Not�scary.
But�you're�working, aren't�you?
-�Yeah,�but�you�already�said "I�love�you",
and�there's�no�take�backs. [chuckles�mischievously]
-�Little�shit!
-�Jesse�was�standing in�the�river�facing�south.
And�then�he�heard�the�shots coming�from�the�east.
So�we�gotta�go�look�for shell�casings�over�there.
-�Oh,�no. -�Fine.
Actually,�wait.
Do...�this!
Stay�there. -�Seriously?
?
I'm�bored. -�When�this�is�over,
I�promise�you�the�best�bottle of�red�wine�I�can�find.
[chuckles] -�Make�that�two�bottles,�over.
-�Someone�made�a�hunting�blind. -�So�a�hunter�shot�him?
-�Hunting's�illegal�in�the�park.
-�Maybe�it�was�another�poacher.
-�Or�maybe�someone was�waiting�for�Jesse
and�shot�him�on�purpose.
?
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[traffic�noise
[traffic�noises]
-�They�had�a�big�party to�celebrate
the�victim's�opening�night.
-�Yeah,�he�played�Hamlet. -�Yep.
I�don't�know if�that's�a�bad�omen.
Anyways,�best�theory�I�had�was after�the�party,
the�wife�went�to�the�bar with�the�sister.
The�husband�was�alone. Someone�came�in,�but...
-�But�he�was�stabbed�with a�knife�from�this�kitchen.
-�What�kind�of�burglar comes�empty�handed?
-�Huh.�Someone�who�wasn't planning�it,
walked�by�and�noticed�that the�door�was�unlocked.
-�And�slips�in�and�out, your�arms�full�of�stuff
you�can�sell.
-�Nothing�was�taken except�the�husband's�wallet.
-�There�is�the�wife.
She�admitted�they�had�a�fight after�the�party.
-�Molly�corroborated�her�story.
And�we�have�the�bar�tab to�prove�it.
-�Heard�you,�uh,�finally let�yourself�get�promoted,�too.
Laying�down�roots�in�a�little field�office�in�Montana.
That�have�anything�to�do with�the�widow?
-�I'm�here�because Anna�deserves�peace.
And�I�want�to�help�her�if�I�can, thank�you�very�much.
-�Or�you�want�to�put the�ghost�Zach�Redhill�to�bed
so�you�can�step�into�his�place.
-�We�have�a�connection.
I�don't�have�to�do�this to�make�her�like�me.
-�I�hope�you're�right.
Because�if�you�open�this�up for�her,
she�might�end�up hating�you�instead.
-�This�is�actually my�favorite�spring�class.
It's�called Sensory�Exploration,
and�it's�where�we�teach�the�kids how�to�use�their�senses
like�wild�animals. [laughing]
It's�actually�hilarious. Super�cute.
-�He's�training�another seasonal�ranger�for�next�summer.
His�replacement. [laughing�in�distance]
-�I�hate�his�replacement. -�Mm-hmm.
-�Hi. -�Hey!
Manny�doesn't�wanna�make�a�fuss, so�best�to�keep�the�news�quiet.
-�Yeah. [Geoff�blows�noisemaker]
-�Manny,�we're�sad�to�hear that�you're�moving�on,
but�please�enjoy this�sheet�cake
as�a�symbol of�our�appreciation.
-�So�much�for�low-key. -�Thank�you.
I-�It's�been�wonderful working�with�all�of�you�here.
-�You're�leaving? -�You're�supposed�to�be�off.
Isn't�your�sister�visiting?
-�Molly�Pigeon, unwilling�sidekick.
-�Uh,�everyone, this�is�my�sister,�Molly.
She's�visiting�from�New�York.
You�gave�your�notice?
-�You're�not�leaving, so�I�guess�I�am.
-�What?
-�Come�with�me. -�Who's�that?
-�Manny...
Hey,�everyone, can�I�get�your�attention
for�a�second,�please?
While�Jesse�was�collecting more�sediment�samples
down�at�Whitetail�River,
where�we�found all�those�dead�fish,
he�was�shot. [gasps]
-�Oh,�my�gosh,�Is�he�okay? -�Uh,�so�far.
I�think�whoever contaminated�the�river�shot�him.
The�river�runs right�through�the�park.
I�could�really�use everybody's�help
in�figuring�this�out. -�You�know�what?
I'm�gonna�browse the�gift�shop
until�you're�done playing�Nancy�Drew.
-�This�time�of�year, near�the�river,
a�lot�of�the�Blackfoot�aunties, they�forage�the�rose�hips.
Maybe�Zoey�could�sniff�around, see�if�anyone�saw�anything.
-�I�can�check the�trail�cams�along�the�river,
see�if�they�caught�any�hunters.
-�I'll�pull�names�of�people who�applied�for
a�fishing�permit�in�that�area.
Maybe�one�of�them could�be�a�witness.
-�Great,�and�I'll�look into�companies
that�are�working�upstream.
If�there's�bad�water,
maybe�one�of�them is�responsible.
Thank�you,�guys. I�appreciate�it.
-�How�much�is�this�hat?
-�45.99. Tag's�right�there�on�the�rim.
-�Right.
Can�you�imagine�getting�shot in�a�national�park?
-�You�don't�have�to�worry, Molly.
The�park�is�generally�very�safe.
-�Can�we�talk�about�your�use of�the�word�"generally"?
-�Things�do�happen.
We�are�in�the�wild, after�all.
I'm�just�happy�you're�here.
Anna�could�really�use some�family�support.
-�Like�that�thing that�happened�with�Manny?
-�Yeah,�we�were�all really�worried�after
what�happened�with�Bethany.
-�I�know! -�It�was�awful...
-�Zoey�just�called. It's�Jesse.
?
-�He's�got�a�rank�fever.
-�Let�me�see�his�arm. -�That's�a�bad�rash.
-�It's�infected. Let's�get�him�up.
-�I�need�your�help,�okay?
We're�gonna�get�you in�the�truck.
[Jesse�mumbling�incoherently]
It's�okay.�It's�okay.
I'm�not�gonna�let anything�happen�to�you.
-�What�can�I�do?
-�Maybe�follow�up with�Frieda,
see�if�anyone�got�eyes on�the�shooter.
-�Okay.
-�Thanks,�Zoey. Thank�you�so�much.
[siren�blaring]
-�Does�Mr.�Fields have�any�allergies?
-�Uh,�I�don't�know.
I'm-�His�name's�not�Fields. It's�Garland.
-�That's�not�what his�ID�says.
-�Wait,�what?
-�Are�you�allergic to�any�antibiotics?
-�I-I�don't- I�don't�remember.
-�We�can't�wait. -�4.5�Grams�of�IV�pip-tazo.
Mixing�that�up�now. -�He's�allergic�to�penicillin.
-�Get�him some�meropenum�instead.
-�What�happened? -�I'm�sorry,�who�are�you?
-�Taryn�Wu.�I�must�still�be his�emergency�contact.
-�How's�that�possible? I've�never�even�heard�of�you.
-�I�have�no�idea�who�you�are, so�I�guess�we're�even.
-�You�can't�both�be�in�here.
-�Yeah,�um...
Uh,�you�stay.
You�have�the�answers they�need�anyway.
I'm�gonna�get�back�to�work.
I'll�be�back,�okay?
-�Yeah,�thank�you.
-�There's�a�woman in�there�with�Jesse.
-�Yeah,�I�saw�her�walk�in.
-�I�need�you�to�keep an�eye�on�her.
I�don't�know�her. I�don't�trust�her.
-�Anna,�come�on.
-�Molly,�please.
I�wouldn't�be�asking�you if�it�wasn't�important.
[sighs] -�Okay.
Where�are�you�going?
-�I�gotta�go check�in�at�work.
I'll�be�back�soon. Thank�you.
[gym�chatter]
[door�opening]
-�Hey,�guys.
Darren,�Koko.
I�know�y'all�were�out foraging�rosehips
in�the�park�this�morning.
-�It�helps�Auntie�with her�blood�sugar.
-�And�it's�our�right!
-�It�is,�but�I�also�know that�your�auntie
told�you�guys�not�to�go without�her.
-�Don't�tell�her,�Zoey.
-�A�friend�of�mine�was�shot right�where�you�guys�were,
and�he's�in�real�bad�shape.
So�I�need�to�know if�any�of�you�guys
saw�anyone�with�a�gun.
-�I�saw�a�man. Tall,�white,�and�gold.
-�And�green. Had�a�big�gun,�too.
-�Can�you�draw�it?
[Buddy�whines]
-�Oh,�what's�Buddy doing�here?
-�I�took�him�out�to�our�land for�a�runabout�this�morning
and�he�started�acting�weird.
Wanted�to�keep�an�eye�on�him while�Yasmina's�away.
-�Christina�didn't�find anything�on�trail�cams.
-�Fishing�permits are�a�dead�end,�too.
-�We�have an�office�dog�today?
-�Two�kids�saw a�tall,�white�dude
running�from�the�river after�the�gunshots.
Big�old�rifle�slung over�his�shoulder.
Left�this�on�his�back.
-�I've�seen�that�backpack.
I�need�to�use your�computer.
What�was�the�name�of�the-? It�was,�um...
Something�Vert. It�was�No...
Newark,�Nobu...
Nova! Nova�Vert.
-�That's�the�company�Jesse�used to�test�those�first�samples.
-�Someone�from�this�company shot�Jesse.
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[intercom�chatter]
-�You're�the�best�big�sister in�the�whole�world.
And�I�love�you�very�much.
-�You�left�me�here all�night.
-�I�know,�I'm�sorry.
I�was�at�the�ranger�station digging�into�the�shooter.
Before�I�knew�it, it�was�morning.
Here.
[groans]
-�Well,�Jesse's�stable.
The�drugs�seem�to�be�working.
Taryn's�actually�the�one that�gave�me�the�update.
-�Don't�you�think it's�a�little�weird?
Jesse�gets�shot right�around�the�same�time
this�random�woman�shows�up?
-�Well,�she's�not�random. She's�his�ex-girlfriend.
They�lived�together for�a�bit�in�college.
She's�in�the�area�working�on an�environmental�impact�study
for�a�new�development.
-�Well,�I�didn't�realize you�were�besties.
-�You�asked�me to�keep�an�eye�on�her.
-�No,�you�know�what? This�is�great.
If�she�likes�you, then�you�can�shrink�her
and�we�can�find�out who�shot�Jesse.
-�I�took�an�oath to�help�people,
not�to�play Scooby�Doo�with�you.
-�Fine.
-�You�didn't�just�do�that.
-�Thought�you�could�use a�real�coffee�this�morning.
-�Won't�say�no.
-�I�didn't�introduce myself�before.
I'm�Jesse's�friend, Anna�Pigeon.
-�And�I�am Jesse's�friend,�Taryn.
-�How's�he�doing? -�Good.
Nurse�just�changed his�dressing.
-�I�think�someone�from your�company�shot�Jesse.
But�maybe�that's not�a�surprise.
Maybe�you�know exactly�who�did�it.
-�Wow,�okay.
I-I�get�that he's�your�friend.
Or�maybe�more, I�don't�know.
And�he's�hurt,�so�you're not�thinking�clearly.
-�I�saw�your�Nova�Vert�truck parked�in�the�parking�lot.
Do�all�employees�drive company�vehicles?
-�Okay,�first�of�all, I�would�never�hurt�Jesse.
And�second�of�all, in�the�these�parts?
Yeah. The�weather�is�rough.
We�do�a�lot�of�site�visits that�are�off�the�beaten�path.
I�mean,�no�one�wants to�trash�their�own�car.
-�Do�all�of�them�have GPS�trackers�inside?
-�You're�gonna�need�a�warrant if�you�want�to�know
which�company�trucks were�in�the�area
where�Jesse�was�shot.
-�Not�if�you�do�it�for�me.
-�I�can't�do�that. I�am�just�an�analyst.
-�Do�you�still�love�him?
-�You�have some�balls�on�you.
-�So�you�do.
I�could�use�your�help, for�Jesse's�sake.
-�I'll�make�some�calls.
-�Okay.
-�Okay,�so�what�about the�red�coat
that�was�left�behind after�the�party?
-�Who�wants�to�tell�a�widow,
"Hey,�sorry�about your�husband's�murder,
but,�uh,�can�I�get my�coat�real�quick?"
-�It�was�32�degrees that�night.
No�matter�how�drunk�I�am,
I�get�outside and�I�feel�that�cold�snap,
I'm�going�right�back�up to�that�party�to�get�my�coat.
[phone�buzzing] Hey.
-�Hi,�I�haven't�listened to�your�voice�message�yet.
What's�up? -�I'm�with�Detective�Fontaine.
We�were�at�your old�apartment�yesterday.
Anna,�just�say�the�word
and�I'll�head�back to�the�airport.
I�don't�wanna�push�this if�it's�gonna�hurt�you.
-�I�trust�you.
I�have�to�go.
-�What�if�Red�Coat�Lady didn't�leave�the�party?
-�Oh,�yeah,�sure, she�stayed�all�night.
She�let�Anna�leave with�the�coat,
and�then�I�guess she�just�watched
as�Mr.�Redhill�was�murdered
and,�uh,�borrowed his�coat�and�left.
-�Whoa,�whoa,�whoa, whoa,�whoa,�hey,�hey.
I�think�you're onto�something.
-�I�am? -�Yeah.
Anna�said�in�her�statement that�Zach�sometimes
left�his�wallet in�his�pocket.
Say�your�thing�again.
-�Red�Coat�Lady�comes to�the�party,
hangs�her�coat, passes�out.
-�Or�hides. -�Or�hides!
While�Anna�and�Zach�fight.
Then�Anna�takes the�red�coat,�storms�off
while�Zach�gets�murdered.
-�Yeah,�and�then she�goes�to�leave
and�realizes�that her�coat�is�gone.
-�Then�she�takes�Zach's�coat.
The�wallet's�still in�the�pocket.
-�We�need�to�go�through that�guest�list�again.
Everybody�that�was at�that�party,
read�through the�statements
and�figure�out who�Red�Coat�Lady�is.
-�Harold�Garvey? I'm�Anna�Pigeon.
-�I'm�in�a�bad�mood�today, Ranger�Pigeon.
Why�are�you�here?
-�There�was�an�incident�in the�park�near�Whitetail�River.
-�What�happened? -�You�tell�me.
The�GPS�on�your�truck shows�you�were�in�the�area.
-�I�went�for�a�hike�with my�brother�before�work.
Didn't�see anything�suspicious.
And�if�a�ranger's�talking to�me�instead�of�the�cops,
must�not�have�been that�serious�anyway.
-�Company�policy�says employees�can't�drive
fleet�vehicles for�personal�use.
-�My�supervisor gave�me�the�okay.
-�That's�because they're�very�generous,
or�because�you're�doing the�company's�dirty�work?
-�We�were�scattering my�father's�ashes.
Took�me�and�Murt a�while�to�work�up�to�it.
But�our�pops�loved that�park.
-�Thank�you�for�your�time, Mr.�Garvey.
Sorry�for�your�loss.
?
-�Anyone�who�wants�to�spread ashes�in�the�park
needs�a�special�use�permit.
-�Hmm...
-�Harold�Garvey,�yep. Here�it�is.
Weird�thing�is, he�applied�for�a�permit
every�day�last�week,�too.
-�He�said�it�took�him a�while�to�work�up
to�spreading his�dad's�ashes.
-�So�maybe�he's telling�the�truth?
[phone�buzzing]
-�Anna,�listen. Something's�wrong.
-�What�is�it? Is�it�Jesse?�Is�he�okay?
[grunts] -�Let�me�go.
I�didn't�do�anything. -�No.
-�Let�me�go. -�No,�he's�not.
-�Wh
-�What
-�What�t
-�What�the
-�What�the�h
-�What�the�hel
-�What�the�hell'
-�What�the�hell's
-�What�the�hell's�go
-�What�the�hell's�goin
-�What�the�hell's�going
-�What�the�hell's�going�on
-�What�the�hell's�going�on?
[Guthrie�sighs]
-�Heard�he�was�brought�in by�a�park�ranger.
I�prayed�it�wasn't�you.
He's�sedated.
-�You�can't�arrest�him. Look�how�sick�he�is.
-�Gunshot�wounds�are automatically�reported to�the�police.
Your�sick�friend? He's�had�a�warrant�out�on�him
for�the�last�four�years.
-�What?�For�what?
-�I�can't�tell�you�that.
But�I�can�tell�you�that�I�am going�to�let�him�stay�here
until�he�is�healthy�enough to�be�taken�into�custody.
-�Guthrie,�at�least uncuff�him.
If�there's�an�emergency,
if�they�need�to�take�him into�surgery,
every�second- -�Fine.
Uncuff�him.
But�I'm�going�to�have a�deputy�stationed
outside�of�his�door�24/7
in�case�you're�thinking of�trying�anything�cute.
-�I�have�to�figure�this�out.
I�have�to�figure�out what�happened.
-�Anna,�when�is�the�last�time you�ate�something
or�slept? -�I�don't�know.
-�Okay,�we�are�gonna�go�home and�get�some�food
and�then�we are�going�to�wait
until�Jesse�or�his�lawyer calls�us�and�tells�us
exactly�how�we�can�help.
-�Yeah.
-�Why�are�we�stopping�here?
-�Look,�I'm�not�gonna be�able�to�rest.
I'm�gonna�go�inside and�noodle�some�theories.
You�take�the�car,�go�home. I'll�meet�you�there.
-�Absolutely�not. You're�a�mess,�Anna.
What�happened�to�Jesse is�probably�bringing�up
memories�of�Zach.
-�I'm�not�a�kid anymore,�Molly.
You're�not in�charge�of�me.
-�So�would�it�be too�much�to�ask
for�you�to�give�a�shit about�what�I�need?
I'm�tired,�I'm�hungry and�I�need�you.
-�Jesse�needs�me.
Keys�are�in�the�ignition.
[sighs]
?
-�Manny.
Hey. Manny,�right?
-�Yeah.
-�Before�you�finished packing�up,
I�was�hoping�we�could have�a�little�chat.
-�No,�I-I�don't�think�so.
-�Who's�Bethany?
And�what�did�she�do to�my�sister?
-�I'm�leaving�my�home and�all�my�friends
and�my�wife�is�locked�up at�a�mental�hospital.
Isn't�it�enough�for�you?
-�I�can�see�that you're�hurting,
and�I�am�sorry to�bring�this�up,
but�my�sister is�hurting�too.
And�I'm�worried�about�her.
So�please, can�we�just�talk?
Maybe�you�can�find a�way�to�stay.
-�Anything? -�Yeah,�I�called�in�a�favor.
Had�a�friend�look�at the�search�warrant.
She�couldn't�tell�me what�Jesse�did,
but�she�confirmed that�there's�no�mix�up.
Date�of�births�match.
Apparently�his�real�name is�Jesse�Fields.
-�Why�would�he�lie�to�me about�that?
Guthrie�said�the�warrant was�issued�four�years�ago.
Do�you�think�you�can�get your�friend�back�on�the�phone
and�get�any�more�info?
-�I'll�give�it�a�shot.
-�I�thought�we�told each�other�everything,
and�now�I'm�finding�out all�this�truly�horrible�shit.
Damn�it,�Anna, call�me�back.
[sighs]
I�need�a�glass�of your�best�Bordeaux.
-�Someone�just�bought the�last�bottle.
-�Oh,�no,�not�after the�day�that�I've�had.
Who?
?
You're�drinking�my�wine.
-�Oh,�well,�I've�had a�hell�of�a�week,
so�that�means�you're�just gonna�have�to�join�me.
-�Okay. -�All�right.
?
-�Found�this�on�a�crime�blotter from�Wallace,�Idaho.
Four�years�ago, a�pump�station�exploded
at�a�natural�gas�pipeline.
Killed�a�worker.
An�eco-sabotage�group was�blamed.
Called�themselves,�um, Saint�Kateri�Co-op.
They�rounded�up most�of�the�group�members
who�claimed�innocence.
Said�they�wanted to�disrupt�the�pipeline,
not�destroy�it.
-�What�the�hell�happened?
[sighs]
Their�plan�was�to�close the�emergency�shut�off�valve,
then�disable�it so�that�the�company
couldn't�turn the�gas�back�on.
But...�someone�disabled the�safety�valves�instead.
-�"Someone"�meaning�Jesse?
-�Maybe,�but�he�disappeared
before�the�police could�question�him.
-�Does�the�company have�any�affiliation
with�Nova�Vert�Analytics?
-�No,�but�this�company's had�three�mishaps
in�five�years.
A�mess�of�a�place.
The�Co-op�figured�that they�were�one�setback�away
from�closing�up�shop for�good.
-�So�the�explosion probably�sealed�the�deal.
-�Not�before�the�owner walked�away
with�a�big�insurance�payout.
-�Do�you�know�the�name of�the�employee
that�died�in�the�explosion?
-�Bernard�Garvey.
-�Garvey? -�Yeah.
-�Bernard�Garvey.
Left�behind�two�sons, Murtaugh�and�Harold.
Harold�wanted�revenge.
That's�why�he�shot�Jesse.
He�said�that�he and�his�brother
were�going�to�spread their�father's�ashes.
But�Zoey's�witnesses�saw one�man�leaving�with�one�rifle.
-�Yeah,�but�whatever Harold�says,
his�brother's�gonna back�his�story.
And�the�special�use�permits.
-�So�we've�got�a�bunch of�speculation
and�a�children's�drawing.
And�he's�got�an�airtight�alibi and�a�paper�trail.
-�It's�time to�call�Guthrie.
-�She�won't�believe�me.
We�need�more.
Send�me�everything�you�have on�the�owner�of�that�company.
I�need�to�go�to the�hospital.
Zoey,�hey. Zoey,�wake�up.
Wake�up. -�What�do�you�need?
I�got�you. -�Okay.
I�need�you�to�call Guthrie�and�brief�her.
Geoff's�gonna�fill�you�in, then�meet�me�at�the�hospital.
Make�sure�you�answer your�phone�when�I�call�you.
-�Copy. -�What�are�you�doing?
-�He's�gonna�try to�get�to�Jesse.
I�think�I�can�get Harold�to�confess.
?
-�Harold,�stop. Listen�to�me.
Before�you�do�something you're�gonna�regret,
you�need�to�hear�me�out.
-�You're�coming�with�me.
-�So...
Your�sister�sounds really�selfish.
-�She�was�like�this even�as�a�kid.
Wild,�unbridled.
Living�every�day�like it�could�be�her�last.
-�With�no�regard�for how�that�affects�you.
Families,�you�know, I�mean,�they're�complicated.
Believe�you�me,�I�know.
-�Our�parents�were YOLO�hippies.
One�day�they�realized that�they�wanted�more
than�having�two�young�kids would�allow,
so�they�left�us with�our�aunt.
-�Parents.�I�mean,�people wonder�why�I�didn't�want�kids.
-�Don't�want or�don't�have?
-�No,�I�had-�I�had�a�daughter when�I�was�too�young
to�know�any�better.
But�I�let�her�mother take�care�of�her�because�I-
I�don't�have�a�single paternal�bone�in�my�body.
Do�you�regret that�decision?
-�Nope.
Ever�since�she's come�back�into�my�life,
it's�been�a�disaster.
-�That�could�just be�bad�luck.
-�Doesn't�explain�my�nephew.
-�Do�you�and�your�brother get�along�as�well
as�me�and�my�sister,
now�that�you're�perfectly well�adjusted�adults?
-�Yeah,�we're�fine, but�his�son,
he's�an�entitled little�shithead.
He's�in some�real�hot�water.
-�Yeah,�let�me�guess.
They�want�you�to solve�their�problems.
-�I�don't�want�to. -�No?
-�I�really�don't, but,�you�know,
I�refuse�to�let�anyone�take anything�away�from�me�again.
That�was�an�overshare. [laughing]
I�blame�the�wine.
You�still�haven't told�me�your�name.
-�My�name�is�good�night.
For�now.
-�I�know�what�you did,�Harold.
-�You�can't�prove�anything.
-�When�your�coworker�Taryn submitted�the�samples
with�the�name�Jesse�Fields, you�must�have�thought
the�whole�universe�was�saying, "Now's�your�chance."
-�If�that�happened, it'd�be�the�only�lucky�break
I've�ever�gotten.�Wait.
-�But�you�saw�the�samples were�inconclusive.
You�knew�he'd�have to�come�back�for�more.
You�just�didn't�know�when.
-�I�already�told�you why�I�was�in�the�park.
I�have�an�alibi.
-�Right.�Your�brother.
What�are�you�gonna�do in�here,�Harold?
There's�cameras�everywhere.
You�gonna�take�me�to the�loading�dock�and�shoot�me?
-�Shut�up.
Shut�up!
-�Harold,�listen�to�me.
I�know�what�it's�like to�lose�somebody.
My�husband�was�murdered.
And�while�I�don't know�who�did�it,
I�do�know�the�hole that�it�leaves�behind.
-�If�you�ever figure�out�who�did�it,
all�you'll�ever�think�about is�finding�that�person
and�making�them�pay.
-�Is�that�what happened�to�you?
-�It's�like�a�fever that�never�breaks.
-�But�you�still have�your�brother.
-�Who�do�you�think I'm�doing�this�for?
-�I�read�up�on your�dad's�company.
Do�you�know�why�the�co-op chose�to�sabotage�that�site?
-�I�don't�care.
-�Because�your�dad's�boss made�so�many�mistakes,
cut�so�many�corners.
The�company�was nearly�bankrupt.
-�So�my�dad�worked for�a�shady�boss.
He�didn't�deserve�to�die. -�Anna!
-�No,�no,�no! -�Ooh!�Oh!
I�didn't�touch any�safety�valves.
Okay,�I�would�never�do�anything to�hurt�another�human�being.
-�Harold,�what�if your�dad's�boss
shut�off the�safety�valves?
What�if�he�caused the�explosion
so�he�can�get the�insurance�money?
-�I�promised�my�brother that�your�friend�would�pay
for�what�he�did.
So�either�move or�I'm�gonna�shoot�you.
And�then I'm�gonna�kill�him.
-�Killing�two�innocent�people
isn't�gonna�make you�feel�better.
You�and�your�brother deserve�justice.
-�We�deserve�peace.
[sirens�wailing]
[grunting]
-�You�good? -�Yeah.
Do�you�have�my�phone�call? -�Still�connected.
Heard�everything.
-�Jesse's�got�the�gun.
-�You�ever�just�stay�in? Quiet�night�at�home?
Hands�behind�your�back.
-�You�okay?
[cat�meowing]
Hey.
We�caught�the�guy who�shot�Jesse.
-�That's�great.
I'd�rather�talk�about�what happened�in�the�cave.
Manny�told�me�everything.
Anna,�why�didn't you�tell�me?
-�Can�we�do�this in�the�morning?
I'm�exhausted. I�need�a�shower.
-�No,�you�have�to�come home�to�New�York.
Deep�down,�you�have�to think�that�I'm�right.
Otherwise�you�wouldn't�be hiding�things�from�me.
-�I�was�gonna�tell�you when�you�got�here.
I�just�didn't�wanna do�it�over�the�phone.
-�I�have�to�wonder�if�some�part of�you�wanted�it�that�way.
-�Okay.
-�You�know,�I�met�a�man in�the�bar�today.
He�gave�me�some interesting�perspective
on�our�situation. -�Oh,�yeah?�What'd�he�say?
-�He�said�he�thought that�you're�selfish.
That�you�don't�care�about how�your�actions�affect�me.
I�mean,�pretty�insightful�for a�rancher�named�Jerry.
-�Jerry?
Black�hair,�blue�eyes, travels�with�a�bodyguard?
Molly,�that's Jeremiah�Paulson.
You�went�on�a�date with�the�man
that's�been�trying to�ruin�my�life?
Did�you�talk�to him�about�me?
-�I�didn't�say your�name�or�mine.
-�Did�you�talk�to him�about�me?
-�I�talked�about our�families.
-�Oh,�my�God,�Molly. How�could�you�be�so�stupid?
-�I�refuse�to�feel�guilty�for finding�a�few�hours�of�solace
with�a�man�that�I�didn't even�know�you�knew.
-�You're�right. He's�not�the�problem.
Maybe�the�real�problem in�my�life�is�you.
I�should�have�let Aunt�Helen�raise�you.
-�Oh,�sure.
-�Instead�of�wasting my�childhood�trying
to�chase�you�and�keep�you on�the�straight�and�narrow.
It�turns�out�you�would�have probably�turned�out�the�same.
Arrogant,�and�stubborn, and-�and�a-
Sad�drunk.
-�I'm�going�to�get�some�air.
You�can�stay�or�go.
I�don't�care.
-�Al
-�All
-�All�ri
-�All�righ
-�All�right,
-�All�right,�l
-�All�right,�let
-�All�right,�let's
-�All�right,�let's�j
-�All�right,�let's�jus
-�All�right,�let's�just
-�All�right,�let's�just�di
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig th
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig thro
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig throug
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�th
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�thes
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�these
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�these�st
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�these�stat
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�these�statem
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�these�statemen
-�All�right,�let's�just�dig through�these�statements
from�the�party�guests.
See�if�anyone�mentioned a�woman�in�a�red�coat.
-�You�know,�Frederick, it's�possible�the�sister
was�lying�about Anna's�alibi.
-�We�got�a�solid�lead. Let's�just�chase�that�down.
-�This�is�the�witness�statement from�the�sister.
Notice�anything?�Hmm?
-�She�went�with Anna�to�a�bar.
Was�there�with�her until�4:00�AM,�closing�time.
Husband's�time�of�death was�earlier�than�that.
-�Look�what�time Molly�paid�the�tab.
-�1:30�AM.
-�Anna's�the�drinker.
Molly�said�they stayed�and�talked.
But�a�serious�drinker doesn't�sit�for�hours
without�a�glass in�front�of�them.
-�I�don't�think Molly�would�lie.
-�You�came�all�this�way to�find�the�truth.
Don't�stick�your�head�in the�sand�now.
-�Whatever�you're chewing�on,�spit�it�out.
-�Sisters�cover�for�sisters.
-�Geoff�Miller. -�Hey,�Geoff,�it's�Jesse.
I�got�the�test�results on�the�Whitetail�River�samples.
And�I�know�you�got�some�land on�that�watershed.
-�Yeah,�driving�out�there right�now�to�get�my�dog.
-�I�suggest�you clear�out�if�possible
and�tell�the�neighbors to�do�the�same.
-�All�these�homes are�sold,�Jesse.
There�are�no�neighbors.
That�bastard�Paulson bought�up�all�the�land.
-�The�water's�bad,�Geoff.
Just�stay�away from�the�water.
-�That's�why�Buddy's�sick.
[Buddy�whining]
Hey,�Buddy.
The�water. He's�poisoning�the�water.
?
-�Humans�think�of our�shadow�selves
as�the�repressed�parts of�our�personalities.
The�parts�we�need�to�hide, even�from�ourselves.
Hey.
-�They�released�me,
pending�further�investigation.
Said�to�promise not�to�leave�town.
-�I'm�glad�you're�okay.
How�you�feeling?
-�Better.
Anyway,�I�just�came by�to�say�thank�you,
for�having�faith�in the�man�that�I�am.
-�Am�I�gonna see�you�sometime?
-�The�Arizona�job's off�the�table
now�that�I�can't�leave�town, so,�yeah,�seems�likely.
And�this�time,�I'm�going to�keep�my�mouth�shut
and�let�things�be what�they�are.
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