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Where am I?

Help.

[footsteps]

Help.

[thud]

[panic breathing] [footsteps thudding]

Hello.

[panic breathing] [running footsteps]

Is anyone here?

[soft instrumental music]

Help me.

[soft instrumental music]

[coughs] [soft intstrumental music]

[weeps] [gasps]

Please, someone help me.

Help.

[frantic footsteps running] [hard thud]

[coughs]

Huhh [sharp gasp]

No.

Huhh [sobbing sharply]

No.

Huhh [sharp intake of breath]

[frantic rustling] [feet shuffling in dry leaves]

[sobbing sharply]

[sharp intake of breath]

[gasps]

[gasping]

[soft instrumental music]

[upbeat music]

♪ Who gets your love ♪

♪ Who gets your love ♪

♪ Gets your love ♪

♪ When I'm down ♪

♪ Who gets your love ♪

My daughter has been missing since yesterday.

Mm-hmm.

Did she ever run away from home before?

No!

No, no, like I told you, Paris had an absolutely normal day,

she went to school,

she had mentioned that she was gonna hang out at this party

just a little bit.

They wanted to celebrate, prom was so awesome.

And she knew she had to be back,

particularly for today, she had a $10,000 modeling gig.

- Wow. - She would

never have blown that in a million years.

Was she upset about anything?

Upset with you or your husband or anything?

No, no.

We have a great relationship, close relationship.

This child has a blessed life, okay.

A budding hand modeling career.

Absolutely none of this is adding up.

Does she have a boyfriend?

- No. - Officer.

You sure about that?

Detective.

Detective, I need you to understand

that my child would never have run away, for any reason,

barring, let's say my husband started firing shots at her

and just flicked off.

Is your husband in possession of firearms?

[smirks]

You serious?

Well, yeah.

- Yes. - That's an

odd thing to say. - Oh, okay.

If he was shooting and his daughter

might. - He has

a registered license firearm. - Okay.

But like, what difference does that make?

Nothing to worry about, right?

Everything's okay?

- Of course. - Okay.

All right, just checking.

Ooh, is this him now?

Yes.

Did you hear anything?

She was at the celebration,

then she left to go to a Lickety Split

for a hot dog and cheese fries.

By herself?

I don't know.

I'm Robert Maranda,

Paris's father. - Detective Pearce.

So, where were you just now?

I've been at the school, at Lickety Split,

the home where the prom celebration was.

Right, that's the Dune residence,

right? - Yeah.

Would you do me a favor?

She has my cell phone.

Would you text me everywhere you were today

so we could cross reference these facts, please?

Sure thing.

What's that?

That's the location that he's been to.

- Oh, thank you. - 'Cause I couldn't go,

'cause I've been here with you, better part of an hour,

just running over the same Colombo foolishness,

where you keep on returning back to,

"Did she run away, did she run away?"

She didn't run away, you know.

There's a system

to all these questions. - There's a system.

And an accident.

You're not offering solutions.

So, since there's a system,

is she gonna be on the Amber Alert system?

It does expedite the investigation.

And of course, we're gonna do everything we can

to find your daughter.

And there is a procedure we have to follow,

which we're doing.

All right, you have my number, call me if you need anything.

- Thank you. - I'll start working on this.

Go down to the procedure.

Thank you.

[somber instrumental music]

Babe, we need them at this point of the game.

What I need,

I need him to believe.

It's just.

[melancholic intrumental music]

[melancholic instrumental music]

[birds chirping]

[chains rattling]

[birds chirping]

[cricket chirping]

[eerie music]

[chirps]

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

[heavy chain rattling] [footsteps rustling]

[dramatic music]

[birds chirping]

[chain rattles] [thud]

[dramatic music]

[leaves rustles]

[chain rattles] [slips on bark]

[intese intrumental music]

[intense instrumental music]

[chain rattles]

[intense instrumental music]

[chain rattles]

[intense instrumental music]

[intense instrumental music]

[intense instrumental music]

[intense instrumental music]

[brooding music]

[brooding music]

[intense musical buildup]

Help.

Help.

[intense instrumental music]

Wait.

[intense instrumental music]

Please, please don't go.

Help.

[intense instrumental music]

[chirping]

Please.

[emotional music]

If you help me outta this,

I promise you, I'll do anything.

I'll do anything.

[chain rattles] [birds chirping]

[rapid typing]

[laptop keys clicking]

[door bangs open]

[shuffles]

[thud]

Rob, what are you doing, babe?

I'm just looking for something.

[Jenna] Paris's diary is in that bottom drawer over there.

[heavy sigh]

Did you go through it yet?

Every doggone day.

For real?

Of course not.

No, babe.

No.

I did go through it several times this morning though.

Was there any incidents

any clue that might help?

Mm-mm.

Does she have a secret boyfriend?

Nothing.

It's like she's some Mary Sue.

What'd the cops say?

Detective Pearce, okay,

all he did was keep repeating and reframing,

repeating and reframing all these questions,

trying to catch me out there.

Like he's some kind of Nancy Grace

trying to find inconsistencies.

Rob, we cannot pause at the pace of these police.

Okay, if every single hour that passes

it endangers our ability to find our child whole.

If we sit up here and wait on these police,

okay, she could be raped or killed by then.

Look, look Jenna, hear me out, okay,

I've backtracked all her steps,

like maybe we give the authorities a chance to do their job.

I don't trust no cops like that.

And lemme tell you something,

can't nobody search like a mom.

You're right.

Okay, I'm gonna wash up, we're gonna go,

okay. - Thank you.

[gentle wind blowing]

[Jazz] Three, two, one.

It's you.

[Madison] Oh, yay.

[Jazz] All right.

I just can't believe this whole thing is so crazy.

Yeah.

I just hope her heart's pumping blood.

I mean, Madison, my sister is missing.

What can we do?

I think that we should make a list

of all the creepy people on the island,

like sex offenders and people with no feelings.

My dad has an app on his phone

with all of the sex offenders.

Girl, I live on that app.

I think there's three on the islands.

But what about people with no feelings?

[water lapping softly]

I don't know that one.

Yeah, in school?

That's the least 20 kids.

Let's just stick with the sex offenders.

Yeah.

You know what?

I'm gonna go change.

Maybe I can like, put on a dress or something.

Maybe I'll have to distract

one of the pedophiles or something.

Okay, I'll get my mother's mace.

- Okay. - Don't take too long.

It's not a fashion show.

Okay, shut up.

Who knows what goes on out there?

You know, I mean, this girl could literally be

with her boyfriend on her first night out.

Maybe.

What am I sensing, Detective?

Come on, talk to me.

You seem a little bit bewildered.

Her mother was so adamant

that that's just out of character for this kid.

I don't know, I have a weird feeling about it.

[Woman] Where's my son's property?

Ma'am, we are doing our best.

Two hours is not your best.

I've been waiting two hours.

Where is my son's property?

Where's my son?

- I don't. - What do you?

How do you not know?

This is your job.

I've been waiting two.

Ma'am.

- I've been waiting two. - Ma'am.

[cars zoom by]

[door creaks open]

Can I help you girls?

We're looking for our friend, Paris.

What happened to your friend?

Wait, Read, I got this.

You guys are looking for Paris?

It's so weird that you didn't know what happened to Paris.

Well, I know what happened to Paris.

And you know what?

You see this wall, it's all runaways.

And all of them need immediate help also, now,

so. - I bet they do.

Can I, I have to go soon

to start my job.

Amazing.

I recognize him.

He was always at the mall.

Really?

That's very good.

Because we arrested this guy at a mall, yep, in Brooklyn.

Wow.

Mm.

Did you ever catch Rich Luppo?

Rich Luppo?

He escaped and he drowned

when he was trying to get away during Hurricane Sandy.

He picked the wrong day to try to get off an island.

We still don't know how he got his handcuffs off.

With a key.

He was a mob boss.

Maybe.

I heard that his body wasn't ever recovered.

Wait a minute.

You kids know Rich Luppo?

How do you know all of this?

Never seen him.

Huh?

Okay.

Well if he's still around, we'll surely catch him.

Why don't you come into the conference room?

We'll have a conversation.

Maybe you could help us out.

Would that be okay?

You just sit down right in here.

Just take a seat.

Very good.

Ooh, girl, these wheels are fine.

[chair whirring]

[Pearce] What the hell?

[giggling]

[laughter]

Follow me.

I get cold easy, I'ma sit over here.

Switch seats with me.

That was really interesting.

Thank you, thank you, okay.

[Officer] Walk, move.

Come on, let's go.

I swear I didn't do anything.

- Move it. - Yeah.

Yeah, big talk, big boy.

I wanted to help you.

Yeah, you were so helpful

when you were rubbing up on my thighs.

Move.

Walk.

Come on.

[footsteps approaching]

Hey, what's up with the girl scout troop?

[footsteps receding]

- Ladies. - What do you got for us?

He sounds like a TV detective.

That's such a cute voice.

Karen, stop being weird, just tell him.

Okay.

There's this kid at our school named Kevin.

[Pearce] Kevin?

And we think he could have totally kidnapped Paris.

And he's obsessed with the Lickety Split.

Yeah.

Kevin is a creep.

Total perv.

Anyway, Laura, tell him what you told me.

Once he tried to grab my breasts and I got him sent home.

[Pearce] When?

When what?

[Pearce] When did this incident happen?

When did he try and grab your breasts?

- In first grade. - Oh.

Are you serious?

- Oh, geez. - You did not

tell me first grade.

Wait, wait, first grade.

You're not even old enough to have a bump yet.

You don't know how traumatizing that was for me,

as a little girl.

Serial killers start by pulling the wings

off of bumblebees.

We understand that,

but it's not enough probable cause to investigate Kevin.

Adele, tell him what you told me.

Kevin had a mirror on his shoe

so he could look under my dress.

Huh.

Detective Figeroa, did anyone ever

have the mirror on the shoes?

As a matter of fact, Detective, yep.

Third grade, twice.

You know what?

Pushed that boy down to bleachers

and he had to learn how to write with his left hand

after that little accident.

[Pearce] Very good.

How about you?

For me, it was second grade.

I had the mirror myself, I was born loving girls.

Okay, we're not here to swap perv stories.

You kids are unbelievable.

You didn't even touch the cookies.

Ew.

Eat up.

Come on. - We don't touch carbs.

We don't eat carbs.

Times have definitely changed.

Is there anything else?

We also don't do plastic.

Wow.

You know what?

We came up with WiFi drones in the internet

and we didn't even have to protest.

[Adele] Okay, you can get cancer.

"Times have changed."

Girls, let's go.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

before you leave, I need some more information.

I'm gonna need everyone's name, address,

phone number, come on.

And can you think of anything else, you know,

that could help us?

Well, which one of you was closest with Paris?

Definitely Rebecca.

- Rebecca. - Heather and Adele.

No, I think Paris liked Laura and Karen too.

She just, I don't know, she respected me the most.

He asked who was the closest.

Okay, let's.

And did anyone in particular

have like, fight with Paris a lot?

- Of course. - Yeah.

- Okay, let's leave. - All the time.

Let's leave, let's go.

♪ You know my name, you know my fame ♪

♪ You know I rap real in hip hop game ♪

♪ Yo, what's up girl ♪

♪ I'm being on the blocks ♪

♪ Rocking schools in the cell blocks ♪

♪ Yo, what's up girl ♪

♪ I belt Jamar ♪

♪ Mr. Magoo ♪

♪ Yo I am a new star ♪

♪ Yo, what's up girl ♪

[finger snapping]

♪ What's up girl ♪

[birds chirping]

You so stupid.

[sighs]

♪ You know my name, you know my fame ♪

♪ You know I rap real in this hip hop game ♪

♪ Yo, what's up girl ♪

♪ I belt Jamar ♪

♪ Mr. Magoo ♪

♪ Yo, I am a new star ♪

♪ Yo, what's up girl ♪

♪ I'm banging on the box ♪

♪ Rocking schools in the cell blocks ♪

♪ Yo, what's up girl ♪

♪ I belt Jamar ♪

♪ Mr. Magoo ♪

♪ Yeah, I am the new star ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

♪ What's up girl, hey ♪

♪ What's up girl, ooh ♪

♪ What's up girl ♪

[fingers snapping]

[birds chirping]

[inhales sharply]

Oh God.

[birds chirp]

♪ Da, da, da ♪

♪ Da, da, da ♪

♪ Do ♪

♪ Pop ♪

[sighs]

[birds chirping]

[Paris Voiceover] What happened yesterday?

Think Paris, think.

[phone buzzing]

[buzzing continues]

[thuds] [exhales sharply]

Hey.

[Rebecca] Hey.

Let me guess you're in the gym.

How did you know?

[chuckle]

You're like a machine and it's 7:10.

I have to work.

Plus I have this mulling job coming up.

Well, what is it for this time, Essence or Cosmopolitan?

Essence.

And it's a hand modeling job, but they're paying 10,000.

10 G's?

You can make 10 G's from your hands?

What about my hands?

I mean, if you didn't fight so much, you would,

but like, how is your workout coming?

I ran three miles in the dark, so pretty good.

You weren't scared?

[Rebecca] No.

I run with a 25 in my hand.

I invite the crazy.

No, you're crazy.

[chuckles]

Hey, I'll see you with the bus, okay.

Hey, hey, I'm not that crazy.

I run with a black sock over it.

Also, if I wasn't crazy,

who would do all your fighting for you?

I know, I know, all right.

Hey, listen, I'ma keep working out,

so I'm gonna call you later, okay.

[Rebecca] Okay.

Don't forget about the party.

I'm not gonna forget the party, okay.

Bye-bye, love you, mwah.

[birds chirping]

[cricket chirps]

[Paris Voiceover] No, Rebecca wouldn't do this to me.

God, help me think,

help me remember what happened yesterday.

[inaudible chattering]

Can you please just drop him?

No, I mean, like, I have this attachment

and it's not that easy to just drop him.

Like he's not that good.

You can do so much better. - Yo, Paris.

Take your hands off your imagination.

Imagination?

What, you think this is plastic?

Yo, bro, she's all natural, bro.

Yo Rebecca, are you all natural?

Yo, bro, did you see her Insta?

She be posting about all her surgeries.

Chuck Green is not a sensitive type.

Rebecca can get it.

Yo, bro, listen, next time you wanna go dis a girl, bro,

just let me know so I don't

be next to you. - Hey lover boy.

Come over here.

You got balls, I'll give you that.

Rebecca and Paris are the only family that I have.

They backed me when I was in juvie.

See that cop over there?

I ain't scared of him.

I will shank your balls and do one more year in prison

like it's, "Fantasy Island,"

because frankly, I feel more at home in there

than I do out here.

Got it?

Yes, Reggie.

Good.

That'll never happen again, I swear.

I believe you.

Get back to school.

Just know who's off limits.

[vehicles humming]

[Paris Voiceover] Maybe it was Guy,

he apologized to me four times that day.

Nah, he's too much of a punk to do this.

[mobile phone chiming]

[chain rattles]

[mobile phone chimes]

[growls]

[dogs barking]

[barking continues]

[dramatic music]

[dogs barking] [dramatic music]

[dogs growl]

[dramatic music intensifies]

[aggresive barking and snarling]

[dramatic music]

Get two more turns and then just one space over.

Did you talk to the proprietors or the parents?

I'm not sure.

What do you mean you're not sure?

Not sure?

[Robert] You'll see.

[dramatic music]

- Hi. - Marandas right?

- Yes, Jenna. - Mirandas Rights.

Jenna, hi.

[Rick] Rick Dune.

What a beautiful home.

I could see why they had the party here.

Come on, step onto the grass.

- Okay. - I'm not much for hospitality now.

Okay.

Do you like animals?

Sure, yeah.

I hate animals with a passion.

Don't report me.

But I shoot squirrels every chance I get.

Wait, who's your kid again?

[Rick] Karen.

Sorry, we love Karen.

[chuckles nervously]

That's good to know.

I don't.

How does that work?

I know that sounds strange.

I live by duty, not emotion.

I do my duty as a father.

I'm what one would call a functional sociopath.

Okay.

Look, all I know is we had a party.

Your daughter left.

She came back and left again.

You never mentioned that.

I gave all the footage to the detectives.

They didn't tell me anything.

They didn't say anything about that whatsoever.

Maybe 'cause your suspects.

It happens. - Come on,

we're not. - I'm sure I'm a suspect too.

You know what?

Thank you so much.

Appreciate your time. - Hey, hey,

next time, I'll let you in. - Next time.

Yeah aha. - Okay, bye.

One, one, one two.

Come on, one.

There you go.

There you go.

Come on, come on, come on, one, two.

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

There you go, there you go.

Hear that snap.

You're snapping his head, same thing.

Keep your body tight.

See that.

See, see how quick you got caught.

See how quick you got caught.

It's two blocks.

I see how.

Who's smiling?

Come on, come on.

Bring it, come on.

Yeah, yeah there you go.

Hear that snap.

There you go.

Better, better.

Come on, focus, head straight.

Look at your opponent.

I want you to see the destruction that you're giving.

Come on, bring it in.

Come on, come on, come on.

Hey, you heard that snap?

That was a good one, son.

They can see what you're doing.

You gotta bring it in tight.

[steady thudding]

It's two up.

Okay, ooh, okay.

Getting stronger.

See what'd I tell you?

Eyes on me.

Keep your eyes on me, come on.

See, I take this two up.

[rhythmic snapping and exhaling]

Come keep your arms up, keep your chin tucked all the time.

Again.

Come on.

There you go.

Okay, listen, listen, listen.

Son, listen to me, you gotta remember something.

Kids your age are not gonna protect the body.

If you get inside this match and you fighting,

you're going in for the body.

They're not gonna be ready for that.

Look, you gonna take a couple of hits like that,

you gonna take a couple hits.

But if you focus and you tear 'em up in a body,

you're gonna drop your opponent, you're gonna win.

And that's what you wanna do.

You understand me? - Yeah.

So keep focusing on the body, protect your face like that.

And see, keep your chin down.

You're gonna get good.

Now go get your old man some water, I'm getting tired,

I'm hurting.

[heavy breathing]

I'm gonna go get something from the officer, all right.

[exhales intensely]

[steady humming of traffic]

[suspenseful music]

Maddie, stop.

What?

That's the house.

We have to see if Paris is in there.

[suspenseful music]

We can hide the bikes here.

Okay.

[suspenseful music]

[dull thud]

[suspenseful music]

[suspenseful music]

Shh.

Gimme your foot, I'm gonna boost you up.

Why me?

You're the light one.

No, I.

Just come on.

Okay, fine.

Only for you in Paris.

Okay, just come on.

[strained grunt and scuffle]

I can't reach anything.

Okay.

Okay.

Do you want a piece of gum?

Okay, yeah, I do actually.

Okay.

So what now?

Let's move to the back.

[intense dramatic music]

[stealthy scuffing on stairs]

[thuds]

[Madison] I got it.

[Jazz] What do you see?

A guy drinking beer.

Get down.

[loud thud]

[suspenseful music]

[suspenseful music]

[dramatic music]

That was too close, Jazz.

We have to get out of here.

He almost saw us.

Jazz?

Jazz?

Madison, my foot got caught.

[muffled TV chatter]

Something's not right.

Okay, we're gonna get you up.

Okay, on the count of three.

Help me, help me.

Okay, one, two, three.

[thuds]

Okay, ready?

It's okay, it's okay.

Madison, please don't leave me like this.

[suspenseful music]

[feet thumping rapidly on floor]

[sharp screech]

I smell you kids.

[suspenseful music]

Love hubba bubba.

[suspenseful music]

If that's you, eating gum down there,

you're gonna pay for it.

[thud]

Hello.

Yeah, me and my friend in this girl

tied up in a man's basement.

Please send help.

[dogs barking]

[cricket chirps]

[dogs barking]

Those girls gave off a really bad vibe.

Yeah.

You know, it was really strange

because they didn't really seem very disappointed

or concerned about their friend, right?

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, it's strange, I know.

Oh my God, come here.

Come here.

What?

That kid Rebecca.

[Figeroa] Yeah.

She has a record.

No?

Multiple assaults at the mall.

This kid is odd.

Rebecca Goldberg.

Mm.

15.

Oh, you know what?

Actually I remember her now.

She definitely wasn't that developed though.

My God, New York is becoming plastic city.

And to let kids do that, these people are just nuts.

You know what?

Let's listen to the audio.

Nice work, Detective.

You remembered to tape it this time.

What am I a newbie?

Sometimes, you know.

[clicking heels approach]

I wonder.

Lemme get it lit up.

Hold on a second, I should have it right here.

Hmm.

That's odd.

What?

There's nothing there.

What do you mean?

Look for yourself, there's nothing here.

What, did someone turn it off?

I turned it on, definitely.

You know, the question is,

did one of them or did all of them?

Remember that whole like,

musical chairs thing that they were playing?

They were all right near that spot.

These kids are unbelievable.

Yeah.

This is just unbelievable.

If they flipped that switch,

how would they even know it was there?

Wait, wait, wait, look at here though.

Okay, so you see.

- Wait, what? - All of them were.

Hold on a second, lemme pull it up.

Okay, so all of them were right by there,

but only Rebecca, Karen and that other girl,

were by the switch.

Hmm.

Let's go check out Rebecca Goldberg.

- That's a great idea. - That's what I think.

Come on, I just wanna look at that switch for one second.

Are you sure

that you definitely. - Yeah, yeah, I'm positive.

[footsteps receding]

Oh man, I definitely turned it on.

Somebody turned it off.

Crazy.

How did that happen?

Come on.

[sharp whistle]

Come on girls.

[instrumental music]

[instrumental music]

[birds chirping]

[cricket chirps]

[wind howling]

[soft thud]

[leaves rustles]

[thud]

[chain rattles]

You wiped out everything.

[rummaging through bag]

[paper crinkling]

[foil rustles]

[suspenseful music]

[birds chirp in distance]

[sharp metallic clink]

[chain rattles]

[birds twittering]

I think he's cute for Karen.

Yo, Karen, Paris thinks Eddie's whack.

Yo, you're whack.

I did not say that, Karen.

What is wrong with you? - Whatever.

Laura's an instigator.

Damn Paris, why can't you ever just keep it real?

Look, I think your boyfriend is charming.

That's like calling a baby precious.

Are you saying he's ugly?

I'm not saying he's ugly.

[Laura] I told you so.

- Yo, you need to chill out. - Can we just stop it?

Paris, that's just wrong.

Look, I don't understand why you need my approval.

Like, this is your boyfriend.

Why do you care?

This is so.

Well, what about Reggie?

That's Rebecca's brother.

Yeah, this is so stupid.

Do you like him?

I'm out, I'm done.

Why are you leaving?

'Cause y'all are singling me out and twisting my words.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

It's just so stupid.

Like, what is going on?

What's going on?

The model just needs to do her makeup act.

I swear, if y'all said something, I'll punch you all.

[inaudible chatter in background]

[Rich] I don't know.

Sir, Sir.

Sir, Sir, hi.

- No. - No, no, no, no, no.

Get outta here.

I can't talk. - No,

you can't let me here.

It's my forest,

you gotta get out. - No, I promise you.

- Get out. - No, I can't get out,

I don't wanna die.

That's your trouble,

I can't help you. - Please.

Please.

All lives matter.

What is wrong with you?

[Rich] I don't know what you're talking about.

Come on, help me.

[authoritative knocking]

[door creaks open]

[Pearce] Ms. Goldberg.

Can I help you?

Yes, I'm Detective Pearce.

That's Detective Figeroa.

We would like to talk to your daughter, Rebecca.

May we please come in?

No, you may not come in.

Okay, no problem, we'll talk to her right here.

Rebecca.

[Rebecca] What?

The police are here.

Look, we just have a few questions, ma'am.

Mm.

Reg.

It's for me.

Did you find Paris?

Seems someone cut off the audio in our interrogation room.

You jackasses came here to talk about switches?

We're talking about switches?

What the hell is wrong with y'all?

Exactly what we're talking about.

We'd like to know if you know who turned off that switch,

on the audio, during that interrogation?

You feckless bastards.

My best friend is out there dying.

Hey, watch your tone, young lady.

Oh my God.

Oh my freaking God. - Okay,

calm down.

Just breathe, Rebecca.

Come on. - Thank you, ma'am.

It was a pleasure.

- Think we need to get outta here. - No, Rebecca, stop.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

No, no, no, no, no, no, Rebecca.

[glass shatters]

Are you kidding me?

You calm yourself down or you will go to jail.

Do your job, how about that?

We can't go to jail.

Okay, all right, all right.

Just go.

[door shuts firmly]

So was that enough concern and disappointment for you?

Yeah, that was real.

Yeah, yeah, of course, I remember your daughter.

Yeah, yeah, she ordered apple pie a la mode.

- Right. - That's right.

Yeah, she's a very beautiful girl.

You know, it's easy to remember her that way.

But do you remember if anything seemed off,

like, did she seem okay, did she seem uncomfortable?

Well, I do remember that she ordered to go.

There's no way of me to prove this,

but I'm pretty sure she was going to a party,

you know, back to a party with her friends.

But how would you know that?

Look, I know it's strange,

but, you know, sometimes you can just tell,

you know, when a person comes to order,

you see their body language and you know,

like for example, if someone comes

and they're looking over their shoulder,

then, you know, maybe they got some sketchy going on

and they're having an affair, you know, that sort of thing.

Trust me, I've been around for years, you know,

this is small community, you know,

I know these kind of things, right.

So, yeah, it's all in the body language really.

- Okay. - Yeah.

Thank you.

Yeah, absolutely.

- Thanks so much, Chris. - Poor thing.

Hey, she actually did go back to a party though.

- See, managers know. - Got it.

[chuckle]

[chain rattles]

[Paris Voiceover] God, if you're listening to me,

help me remember.

[loud splash in pool]

Man, God can't believe Michael's here.

He looks so good, right?

I saw you still talking to him.

Well, yes and no.

Shh, he's coming over this way.

[inaudible chatter in background]

Why did you put all that crap on her face?

It's called self hate.

You know, she's gonna regret that

when she finally realized she has to work for a company.

Yeah.

Oh, shortsighted, for sure.

Stop loving.

I've never seen so many tests

for guys and girls in what place?

This boy asked me to go to the bathroom.

Did you go?

No.

But I locked him in there.

No.

[Laura] Here's the key.

- No you didn't. - No way.

I've done far worse to people.

If it pops off,

I have my father's gun in my purse.

What's up Rebecca?

You're looking good.

I haven't heard from you in a while.

Files and football have been hard of my time.

Can I talk to you?

Sure.

Better yet,

meet me upstairs.

And while you at it,

might as well bring up your friend as well.

Hey, he has a cute friend for you.

[Paris] I'm good.

[laughter]

Paris and her standards.

Let's go.

[smirks]

No, no, Rebecca, Rebecca, you cannot not let him

do that to you.

Do what?

He's trying to play you.

No, he's not.

He just wants to talk.

No, he's trying to play.

You can't see that?

Like what boy wants to go upstairs and just talk?

It's fine. I'll be back, I'll be back.

- Rebecca. - I'll be back.

Rebecca.

[rap music]

♪ What's up girl ♪

She doesn't listen.

She never listens.

Where's Rebecca?

Chasing after Michael.

Ew.

[rap music continues]

[Reggie] Yo.

[crowd cheering]

Oh shoot.

Okay, Reggie's here.

I've got to warn Rebecca, okay.

Go, go, go, go, go, go.

[music continues]

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

Paris, what's up?

What's up?

Where's Rebecca?

Making out with my man?

Why?

♪ I win, I win ♪

[rap music]

Yo, Mike.

I see why you be going crazy over shorty now.

I did the dare.

Now what?

You're such a thot.

You disgust me.

You think I would date a thot?

Hell no.

Why can't you have some self-respect like Paris?

You know Tony said that he'd do that with you

and he was right.

[rap music continues]

[thud] [moans]

I'll kick your punk ass.

I did that for you.

For me?

For you.

Something's wrong with you.

Rebecca just.

- Get off me. - Really?

Yeah, really?

You're gonna say this to your best friend,

like this? - Yeah, really.

Yeah.

I'll kick your ass too.

Paris, are you okay?

I can't talk right now.

I get, I just.

Stop.

[night insects chirping]

[low hip hop music]

[car engine revving]

Yo, Paris, wait up.

What's up?

Where are you going?

Crazy out here tonight.

I was going get cheese fries,

but I think I'm gonna head over to Lickety Split

to get apple pie a la mode.

Can I come with you?

Um...

Honestly, Chuck, I don't know,

'cause your friend's a dick.

And if you're trying to start some rumor about me,

then please just say behind.

No, no, no, no, I'm not like that, okay, I respect women.

Dude, you and your horny little friend

tried to punk us this morning.

No.

Guy just likes you guys okay.

And he just doesn't really know how to be seen.

Boys are stupid.

Well, I mean, hey, at least you know his name now.

No, I know your name, Chuck Green.

Even if your friends are stupid.

Well, I told him not to do that again.

It puts me in a bad light.

And you know, guys are judged by who to hang out with.

Yeah, like I judged you 'cause of Chuck.

'Cause of— 'cause of Guy.

But um—I think you're different.

I mean, my dad always taught me to treat girls right.

He tells me,

"Do the honorable thing by them whenever you can"

"despite the inconvenience."

Hmm, I like your dad.

What does he do for work?

He's a Presbyterian pastor.

What is that?

This means he studied really hard for four years

to get a master's degree.

Honestly, I really respect my dad

and I love the relationship he has with my mom.

That's sweet.

Yeah.

Like, I'm a Christian.

I've read some, Keller, C.S. Lewis, Narnia book

and, "Street God."

"Street God?"

Yeah.

You read, "Street God?"

Yeah.

[Chuck] You know, that's what I admire about you.

[Paris] What?

I mean, you're pretty and you're smart.

Thank you.

Hey.

You set my sister up.

[chairs clanks]

I mean.

Yo, Reggie, what is wrong with you?

Reggie, back off man.

You back off.

- No man. - Stop playing with me, man.

You think you're tough

just because you boxed with your daddy, boy?

I was boxing champ at Boys Town.

So just minds your business.

She doesn't deserve that.

She doesn't deserve it?

I'll beat your ass right in front of her.

Chuck, just back up, okay.

"Chuck, just back up?"

You ain't all that, Paris, believe me.

[chairs clanging]

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Like, sorry about Reggie.

He's just.

[sighs]

I known him for a while

and he's just been outta group homes and fights a lot.

Honestly, if you weren't here, it would've been worse.

I'm sorry, okay, I wanted to protect you.

You did.

Listen, can I escort you, my lady,

to Lickity Split for some comfort carbs.

Yes, you may, my handsome prince.

Wait, is your name like Chuck Green?

Like wait, your eyes are green.

That was really kind of you to escort me.

I could be way kinder if you gimme a chance.

Do you like baseball?

Of course.

Well, welcome to the game.

[chuckles]

[distant traffic hum]

Did you get lucky?

No man,

I'm in the game.

That's my man, dog.

Go, go, go, get after her, go.

[birds chirping]

[chain rattling]

[suspenseful music]

[bike chain grinding]

[suspenseful music continues]

Jazz, this one creeps me out, I can't.

It's a pedophile's house,

of course it's gonna creep you out.

Jazz, I can't do this one.

Can we go please?

I need you, Madison.

Paris could be in there.

But I don't wanna die like her.

What?

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean it like that.

[suspenseful music continues]

Look Madison, okay.

I understand that you had those thoughts.

But—.

This might sound like really, really strange,

but— it's like I can feel her, you know.

Like, I know she's alive.

[suspenseful music continues]

Okay.

I understand.

But—.

It's probably still best

if one of us keeps watch to get help and stuff like that.

Yeah.

Just gimme the mace, I'll go.

[suspenseful music continues]

[bike creaking]

[birds chirping]

[suspenseful music continues]

[birds chirping]

[suspenseful music continues]

[creaking]

Mm

[suspenseful music continues]

Hi.

Hi.

Do you like dogs?

Your dog's so cute.

Yeah, yeah, go ahead and pat him, please.

Hi.

[suspenseful music continues]

[thud]

[footsteps]

[sighs]

Oh, she's so soft.

Hi.

Would you like to come inside and feed him?

My house is right over there.

[thud]

[hammer thud]

Gosh, I have to get the heck out of here.

[suspenseful music continues]

[footsteps]

I can't right now.

Oh.

Oh, I see you have your friend with you.

Yeah.

Is she in Mikey's house?

Oh my God.

Mikey comes over all the time, his parents let him.

They're not kissing in there are they?

Listen, why don't you tell 'em to come hang out with us?

They're more than welcome.

Come on, we'll have some fun man.

You're more than welcome, come on, it's gonna be great.

What are you trying to do?

Oh, I'm sorry.

Did I touch you?

Maddie, the cops are on the way.

Someone just broke that car over there, we gotta go.

Oh, cops, yeah.

I have something in the oven. - Yeah.

Okay.

- Bye. - Yeah, right.

Maddie, are you okay?

He almost got me.

He's in his 50s, and we're teenagers,

we're no match for him.

Come on, let's go.

Paris wasn't in there.

[suspenseful music continues]

[birds chirping]

[bell chimming]

Chuck, Chuck Green.

Come here.

[footsteps]

[rattling]

I didn't know you came out here.

Yeah, I come out here to read

and clear my mind from everything else, you know,

especially with the Paris situation.

Paris situation, what are you talking about?

It's all over Instagram.

People think you're the suspect.

A suspect.

Listen, I gotta get outta here, okay, I gotta get a cab.

[ominous music]

[car engine approaching]

[car door clicks]

Paris has been missing since last night

and you were the last person with her.

[Chuck] We just walked,

from Lickety Split back to the party, that's it.

Seems like you like her.

[ominous music continues]

She just has a sweetness, you know.

It makes her different than any other girl I know.

Chuck Green.

What?

Did Reggie punch you in the face?

[chuckles]

Watch your back.

[ominous music continues]

[bird craws]

[dramatic music]

[sinister laugher]

Do you see what we got?

We're shot.

I'm shot?

Just leave me alone.

You got chain around your neck like Kunta Kinte.

It was $10,000.

We needed that money.

$10,000.

We got 10,000.

I want the money.

Can't you see you just messing things up.

Laugh like that.

Paris, you can make it out of this baby.

You can make it out.

Don't give up.

Don't give up.

Wake up baby, wake up.

Wake up.

Paris.

[dramatic music fades]

[sighs with pain]

[sighs]

[rattle]

[footsteps] [birds chirping]

I can see you by the boat.

Why are you hiding?

Why won't you help me?

You're the same man from earlier, aren't you?

Yeah, that's true, yeah.

Wait, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Please don't go, please don't go.

I'm 15.

Okay, I'm a child.

[Rich] Thanks for your silence.

You didn't see me?

No, listen, I'm shot, all right.

I don't wanna die out here.

[Rich] Okay, okay.

You know what people, they die out here, all ages.

People steal, they mess up money, they turn the wrong trick

and they give the poor guy AIDS.

I seen my share of death, believe me.

No, no, no, no, no,

I promise you I'm a good kid, okay.

I'm a straight A student.

I'm a model, I'm mostly a hand model,

but I've never been mixed up in anything, all right.

I don't deserve this.

I think someone brought me out here to kill me or rape me,

I don't know I just.

I just think, you had to do something wrong.

You had to do something wrong.

Did you trust the wrong person and go to a weirdo's house

for a modeling job?

You know, those are always signs that we ignore.

Sir, I'm a virgin, okay.

I don't do those weird things.

[Rich] A virgin?

You a dying breed.

Listen, all right.

[Rich] Okay, I'll tell you what,

I'll go to my den and I'll get you something for your wound.

In these words, you can figure out anything.

You'll come around to it.

Don't rush it, you stay alive, okay?

No, no, no, no, no.

The dogs, what about the dogs?

[Rich] Don't worry about the dogs. Don't worry about the dogs.

Here's what you do.

If you see 'em, you face them head on.

They won't be back until tomorrow anyway.

They patrol their turf around 11:00 a.m.

And then they hit the other side of the island

and terrorize the deer and the stupid turkeys.

Okay, so this is the woods, but it's also the hood.

This side is my turf.

They know that.

Okay.

Thank you.

Thank you so much, thank you.

[distant aeroplane engine]

What is happening to me?

What happened?

Now I have had my ups and downs with these two,

but never to this magnitude.

Rebecca, can you please tell us anything?

Um...

We were together having fun

and she wanted to go to Lickety Split.

And y'all already know I do not touch carbs.

Anyway, she went out, she came back in

and she was with Chuck Green.

Who's Chuck Green?

This jerk kid, I would've slapped his friend

if I saw him that night.

This Chuck Green a bad kid?

He's a preacher's kid.

Doesn't mean that he's good.

That boy is weak, trust me.

[thud] [footsteps]

What about Reggie, can we talk to him?

Can we ask him some questions?

[shouts] Reggie!

[footsteps]

I thought the detectives were back.

Hi, Mr. Maranda, Mrs. Maranda.

Yeah, have you seen Paris?

I haven't seen anything.

My friends and I have been asking around all day.

Nothing at the party?

Only that she walked out with some young boy.

Chuck Green?

It's that pretty boy,

the one was always with that weird guy.

Yeah, that's Chuck Green.

We gotta track down this Chuck Green.

[brooding music]

[bike ratcheting]

Yo Jazz, wait up.

[clanking]

That's Chuck.

Do you think we should re recruit him?

I vote for Chuck in.

What's up ladies?

I just got the news.

Yeah, it's crazy, right?

Me and Madison are just checking out a few suspects.

We were thinking.

I'm in.

Perfect.

We have to check out this last house for a sexual predator

who lives right there.

So, what do you guys do,

you just go up and rang the doorbell?

Honestly, last time we broke in,

another time it was like that.

But we just kinda looked in from the outside.

At this point, we just kind of go at the situation.

All right, so what's the plan for this one?

I'll be on the lookout and you two can go together.

All right.

I'll go first and I'll give you a wave

when it's safe to come,

since you guys did the heavy lifting on the last one.

All right.

[shuffles]

[music continues]

Jazz, I have a really good feeling about this one.

You know, that's funny, I have a really bad one.

[metalic bang]

[gate creaking]

[thud]

[metalic bang]

Son, you're from Uber?

I asked for extra help outside.

My wheel is stuck.

I'm here to help.

Oh God, just move me out front.

Okay.

Where do you need me to take you?

Come down, talk into my good ear.

Where do you need me to take you?

[electric buzzing]

[sinister laughter]

You stupid, stupid boy.

[sinister laughter]

Mm-mm, something seems off.

Jazz, don't be impatient.

You took 10 minutes with the last house.

[scraping shuffle]

[clink]

[shuffle] [footsteps]

[Dramatic music]

[laughter]

Hey boy.

Oh boy.

[sighs]

I am going to go jigsaw on you.

[sinister laughter]

No, I'm checking things out from the back,

I can't handle this.

[bike creaking]

Oh.

You done picked the wrong house, boy.

[sinister laughter]

I am the real black widow.

[laughter]

Damn it, damn it.

You're not alone.

[thud]

[dramatic music]

That's it.

Oh.

That's it.

Oh, I haven't had girls in years.

[sinister laughter]

[music continues]

[bike creaking]

You know, Rebecca does have a point.

What point?

I should have arrested her, got a warrant,

we should have searched the premises.

No, that's not what I'm talking about.

Think about what she said, the usual suspects.

Like who would do this?

You know, they have Ralph Morant

locked up again for an abduction.

No, no, I didn't know that.

Yes, that's my point.

I think we're not really thinking about this the right way.

Who else?

Who have we not thought about?

Bobby Demi.

Ah.

I don't think this is his kind of thing.

What about the Black Widow?

This is totally up her alley.

Oh, that's true.

But let's hope you're wrong

because the kid had been dead already.

Oh.

You know what?

I think we gotta go check that out. - Yeah.

Tammy, Tammy. - Tammy.

- What's her real last name. - Tammy.

[footsteps]

[birds chirping]

[Woman] Little girl, little girl.

Yeah, hi.

Do you mind helping me over this rock?

Sure.

Yeah.

Do you like that house?

It looks great.

I like how the colors. - Oh, I can't hear you.

Come, come. - Sorry.

Come talk into my good ear.

I was saying the colors go well together,

and I.

[sharp zapping]

[sinister laughter]

Good.

'Cause it'll be the last place you ever see.

[menacing laughter]

[birds chirping]

[birds chirping]

[vehicle humming]

[Pearce] That's Tammy Jones.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Tammy Jones.

NYPD, put your hands where we can see them.

I am just taking my niece inside.

You're not supposed to be around any children

after what she did to your husband and your kids.

Now step back from that wheelchair now.

I'm not spending my life in no bond.

Back away from her.

[shattering gunshots]

Oh my God, is she dead?

She's gonna be fine.

She's gonna be fine, your friend.

Is my friend, okay?

[Figeroa] She's fine.

What's your name?

My name is Jazz.

You guys came to the wrong house.

Yeah.

It's the wrong place for you all.

Let's step over here,

come on. - Come on.

[footsteps receding]

Snyder, do you take Crystal to be a lawfully wedded wife?

Crystal, do you take Snyder

to be your lawfully wedded husband?

Okay.

Snyder will you take Crystal to be a lawfully wedded wife?

Hey guys, come here.

[footsteps]

I am Chuck Green's dad.

I heard about what's going on

and I want you to understand something,

my son, under no circumstances

would ever harm your daughter.

We never said that.

Look, I understand your frustration.

People are talking.

I'm letting you know. - I don't

wanna be fake, Pastor.

What I really wanna know is,

[inhales deeply]

Is there a possibility that your son

could have a crazy side?

In short, no.

Excuse me, one second.

[cell phone buzzing]

It's the police.

Hello, this is Pastor Green.

I don't know if he's gonna be truthful.

Okay, we're on our way.

[exhales deeply]

What's going on?

There was a murder and a child predator was killed.

And they also found the body

of a deceased girl in the house.

No.

Nope.

I don't know whose child that is.

That's not my Paris.

No, mm-mm, that's not my baby's no.

[vehicle passing]

Excuse me.

Detective Pearce. - Yeah.

Mr. Maranda.

Hi.

Oh, your daughter, your daughter.

Jazz.

Oh.

[sobbing]

Jazz, is she gone?

Jazz?

[footsteps]

Is Paris dead, baby.

Is she gone?

Is she gone?

Jazz, Jazz talk to me.

It's not her.

It's Karen.

What?

What is?

We were just at Karen's house.

[Pearce] When they were at Karen's house, was she there?

[Jenna] No.

It seems that Karen was working for elderly people

and the agency didn't vet the patients.

So she landed at the home of a Tammy Jones,

also known as the Black Widow, so.

Mr. Dune, I apologize, your daughter was strangled,

she's deceased.

Don't worry about me.

Just gimme all the proper information

so I can bury my daughter.

Sure.

That's right back there, yeah.

Am I tripping?

No, you're not.

[exhales]

Where's my son, Chuck Green?

[Figeroa] He's gonna be fine.

He'll be out in just a minute, okay.

- Thank you. - Does this

have to do with you and Madison?

No.

[inhales sharply]

[Jenna] What?

I'm sorry.

No, I'm injured right here.

All right, just take it easy.

Just take it easy.

Ready?

Take your hand away.

Take outta way.

Ready?

One, two, three, here we go.

- Okay, okay, okay. - Alright.

Okay, it burns, it burns, it burns. - Okay.

Dude, you know they have things that don't burn anymore.

[chuckles]

It's not so bad.

Here, I got something else for you, I got castor oil.

When you're 70, you learn to live by this stuff.

That's gonna make you feel even better.

There you go. - Castor oil?

Yeah? Ready? Gimme that now.

Ready? Go!

[exhales sharply]

One, two, three, go.

That's it, good.

How's that feel?

Horrible right?

[gagging]

All right.

[gagging]

All right.

Not so bad.

It's not so bad.

[chuckles]

[relieved sigh]

Okay?

You know you have everything but wire cutters.

Yeah, I know.

Yeah, well, my cousin's got that

and he's gonna bring him tomorrow

when he comes to the island, all right.

Wait, you texted him?

You have a phone?

- Yeah, I texted him. - Wait, no, no, no,

can I call my parents?

No, no, no,

I can't do that. - Can I please.

No, no, no.

Because then they're gonna find out I'm here and none.

I'll take care of you now.

We'll call you at the right time.

Take it easy, okay.

[chain rattles]

Why are you even here?

Why am I here?

Why am I here?

That's a good question.

I'm not the one chained to a tree.

Your situation is a little more pressing.

Okay, I don't know who did this to me.

Ah, you know what?

You're in luck.

I'm pretty good at figuring out who shot who,

okay. - No,

I just keep replaying the whole thing over my head.

Come on, let me hear it.

Do you want me to tell you the whole story?

Well, I mean, I am 70.

Just the details would be fine, yeah, go ahead,

just the highlights.

Um...

[fingers snapping]

I went to school, then a party.

Yeah.

Then, it was so strange,

'cause I had way more incidents with my friends

than I ever had before.

- Okay. - It was like,

but no, my friends are normal though.

Heather is a jerk, but she's, that's her normal.

Yeah.

Laura is just nasty.

Right.

Rebecca was a hothead.

Adele was different.

And Reggie smooshed me in my face.

He smashed you in the face?

- Yeah. - Reggie did?

Yeah.

Did he tell you why he did that?

I don't know why.

I just, I just know after I left the party.

All right, lemme get this right.

There's Reggie, Adele and Karen, right?

- Yeah. - So Karen, we dismissed.

Because I don't think she has anything to do with it.

Why your hands move like that?

You wanna know what happened to my hands?

I broke them.

I broke them.

And I'll tell you why I broke them,

because I had to take 'em and really push those thumbs in

so I could get right through the handcuffs like that.

Bingo.

Yeah, that's how that happened.

I can never do that to my hands.

Sometimes you gotta do things you don't want to do.

I'm sorry for prying.

It's just my hands are a part of my career.

Oh, honey, you have the most beautiful hands

I've ever seen in my life.

You are a true model, trust me.

And I've seen them all.

You're gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous.

In fact, what I want you to do when we get outta here,

and we will get outta here,

I want you to go to Willamina, that's that talent agency,

and you say hello to David Craig, okay.

And you say, Richie Rich sent me.

It's just, you know, if I get out of this.

[Rich] Huh?

I said, if I get out of this stupid chain.

No listen, I don't roll with God.

But I know he's real, okay.

And I know your story is not gonna end here, okay, huh.

But listen to me, listen, look at me,

look at me, look at me.

You gotta believe.

You gotta believe you're going get outta here.

No doubt.

Doubt kills hope.

And hope is what it's all about.

You understand me?

- I understand you. - Atta girl.

Good for you.

Wait, I could walk you through my interactions

with the three, that I had that day.

Is that okay?

Yeah, okay, go ahead, yeah, yeah.

Um.

So.

Yo, you're whack. I didn't say,

I did not say that, Karen.

What is wrong with you? - Whatever,

Laura's an instigator.

- What? - Damn Paris.

Why can't you ever just keep it real?

- It's so stupid. - So,

so we have Adele, we have Karen, and we have Reggie, right?

Yeah, it's just like, you know, I went to the party

that was at Karen's place, but she seemed chill.

All right, let's get rid of Karen.

She's tired. - You sure?

[Rich] Yeah, get rid of Karen.

And she's like, wait, there's no motive.

Yeah.

[Rich] Okay, how about Reggie?

He's been in and outta juvie.

[chuckles]

- Been a juvenile, huh? - Yeah.

Yeah, that's the kind of place.

- It's crazy. - People don't want.

That's right, they don't want other people to know about it.

Go ahead, what's next?

[Um...]

Let me think.

He was in the party until later.

And when I saw him by like, these cars, I guess you can say,

he turned around suddenly and pulled up his pants.

What happened then?

That jerk, he followed me in his car.

He rolled up on me and pushed me in my face.

And then, you know, someone comes and tells me later

that there was someone hiding in the passenger seat.

My little friend, you saw something

you weren't supposed to see

when you saw him take and pull down his pants.

- Yeah but. - You saw

what you were not supposed to see

and they were left you for dead.

But it doesn't make sense though.

I think maybe there was a little girl

or a little boy there,

someone he didn't want people to find out about.

And because that kind of information

can kill a reputation, okay.

You know, I'll just continue with my day.

So once I got back to the party,

I was with Chuck Green

and he went to go talk to his friends

and I went to go talk to Karen and Adele.

[inaudible chatter and music]

Oh my gosh, you missed a ton.

Rebecca hit Michael over the head

with a full bottle of Budweiser.

You know what?

Good for her.

Adele, you saw it right?

Um... I heard more than I saw.

[upbeat music]

What's good boys?

[boisterous greeting]

[upbeat music]

I'm sorry about earlier.

I didn't realize what Michael did to my sister.

I just whipped his ass outside.

Is he okay?

No, he took off running.

Yeah, I need a drink.

[upbeat music]

[inaudible chatter]

That's all I remember.

Okay, okay.

Tell me about this Adele.

Sure.

What?

She's supposed to distract Reggie.

Yeah, you're a good listener.

Okay, well, if I wasn't a good listener,

I wouldn't be alive.

Now, this is important.

So after Rebecca's fight,

did you see Reggie or Adele with each other?

- No, no. - But you saw Reggie,

you saw Reggie pull up his pants.

[Paris] Yes.

You also mentioned you saw Reggie go into the kitchen

after Adele and Adele after him.

Yes.

And then Adele asked me how Reggie looked.

They left you and set you up for dead.

What?

Wait, how did I end up here though, like?

Ah, well, who knows?

Maybe you were blindfolded, maybe a, a scarf.

They put a mask.

The important thing is you saw them having sex

and they wanted to get rid of you.

That's why you're on this tree,

that's why you're in this situation.

Adele is 14 and Reggie's 21.

Bingo.

Pedophiles.

[intense dramatic music]

No, no we already got a statement, all right,

we got everything we needed.

It's time to begin now, Pastor.

Pastor, do you mind if I go first?

Go right ahead.

Chuck, what do you remember about Paris in the party?

Well, we were just at the party, everyone was having fun.

And then Rebecca started

yelling at her boyfriend, Michael, upstairs.

And then Paris tried talking to Rebecca.

Then Rebecca turned on Paris.

She hit Paris?

No, no.

She just needed a moment to cool down.

Then I saw Paris starting to leave the party.

It was late at night

and my dad always told me to do the right thing.

So, I accompanied her to help her

and get to know her better.

Where did you accompany her too?

We walked to Lickity Split.

The details?

Okay, I'm sorry.

What happened during the walk?

Well, we were walking and I was telling her

about how I was raised and she told me

a little bit about her faith.

Then a car pulled up and Reggie hopped out,

started yelling, and he pushed her.

He touched my daughter?

What did you do son?

I jumped in the middle immediately.

Did you defend her?

Yeah, I mean, I did what I could.

Honestly, I wasn't really a match for Reggie.

I had slim to no chance of winning.

You did all that you could do, son.

Hey, listen, listen, you have everything to be proud of.

You stood up for our little girl.

Was he alone?

No, there was someone in the passenger seat.

I couldn't really get a good look though,

I was more focused on Reggie,

he was the threat in front of me.

Was Paris hurt?

No, she brushed it off as nothing.

What happened next?

He threatened to beat my ass.

I'm sorry, Dad.

I stood my ground though

and he got back in his car and he left.

Then she called me her handsome hero and

we walked to Lickity Split, my head was in the clouds.

Hmm.

Well, look.

[exhales sharply]

Did she seem okay?

Did she seem okay?

Like did you notice anything quirky about her?

Like was she picking her fingernails,

cleaning her fingernails?

She does that sometimes when she's worried.

No, she brushed it off as nothing.

She was more happy about the way I handled it.

I didn't want him sneaking up on us or anything.

So I stood there and I put some rocks in my sock

as a weapon.

Like David and Goliath.

Yeah.

Then we walked back to the party.

She told me a bit more about her hand modeling

and going to USC in California.

Then she didn't want any rumors

or anything sorting about her,

so she insisted she go back in alone.

Then I went back and just hung out with my friend Guy

for the rest of the night.

Did you see Paris again?

Yeah. Reggie came back to apologize to her.

Then he walked over and apologized to me.

I think my boy needs some rest.

[door creaks open]

Where's my son?

[door slams shut]

Baby are you hurt?

Honey, are you okay?

- Yeah. - Did they hurt you?

Look at his neck. - Yeah, I'm okay.

[sighs with relief]

They will pay for this, I promise.

They're dead, Mom.

Um...

Toya, I'm so happy that your son is safe.

He's a good kid.

We're praying for you.

[Jenna] Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

[footsteps]

Rebecca.

Huh?

I told your brother to chain up Rocket.

Now, do you know where this chain is?

Um...

Maybe it fell off when he jumped the fence.

Mm.

[doorbell chimes]

Somebody ringing the door.

[footsteps]

[loud knocking]

[door creaks open]

Hello again, Mrs. Goldberg.

We would like to talk to Reggie

about what he saw at that party last night.

Reggie ain't here.

Really?

Well, why don't you have him give us a call

when he gets back?

Mm.

Don't hold your breath.

[door thuds shut]

Morons.

Jazz.

Jazz.

Jazz come eat.

[footsteps receding]

She's not here.

What?

What is going on?

[chair grates on floor]

Mm-mm.

[footsteps receding]

[heavy sigh]

[thud]

[thuds]

Chuck Green, son.

No he didn't.

Are you guys both okay?

- Yeah, I'm okay enough. - I'm good.

My parents are going freaking crazy.

Your parents, your parents?

Did you see my dad?

Listen guys, we call two sex offenders, all right.

That's really good progress.

One at a time. - Exactly.

Listen, I've been thinking about this, all right,

and it all leads to Reggie.

You're right.

- Reggie. - You're right.

- You're right. - But none of us are close to him.

I don't know anything about this dude, all right,

do you guys know anything?

Michelle.

Michelle. - Michelle.

- Last time checked. - Michelle.

Michelle?

Yeah, Michelle, Reggie's crazy ex-girlfriend.

Let's to go over there.

Can we go see Michelle?

Yeah, let's go, let's go, let's go.

[footsteps]

You got the money or what?

[speaking foreign language]

What do you want?

You want a green card?

- Yeah, I want green card. - You want green card?

You can go work at a burger shop.

I sell passports.

You know, passport.

This make you $65,000 a year, working at bar.

- One minute. - That's what you want though.

Okay, one minute he says, one minute.

[speaking foreign language]

Ah, I have $200.

No, no, no, 500 or nothing.

I told you, 500.

- Goodness. - 500.

I will be back.

You'll be back.

Back to Senegal.

Ice, ice, baby, it's tough out here,

you better get that money.

What are y'all, The Mickey Mouse Club?

Reggie pushed my sister and I just wanna figure out

why he'd do something like that.

Reggie, huh.

Reggie's a strange bird.

Plus he and I have been split up for two years now,

so I dunno anything, I can't help you.

Why'd you break up?

That's none of your damn business.

I'm just trying, to date, okay.

So can you tell me some of the things you liked about Reggie?

You're a cute one, aren't you?

Reggie's an outcast.

When he and I were together,

it was like it was the two of us against the world.

Don't you worry cutie, you'll do just fine with the ladies.

Did he ever hit you?

Hell yeah.

Do birds like bread?

He beat me several times.

[birds chirping]

[Jazz] What was the upside?

The makeup.

I mean, he would take me on these boat trips

to the other islands

and he was so attentive and sweet to me during the makeup.

I mean, I felt like he would kill for me.

Now, that's magical.

A boat?

Now you're stealing from the fishing shops.

And listen, man, I think we should go.

Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Did I say something?

No, no, no, ma'am. - Wait, wait, wait.

Are you Paris's sister?

Are y'all trying to put this on, Reggie?

If you say my name, I'll cut your damn throat.

[scuffles away hurriedly]

Ima see y'all, Ima see y'all. Plan on that.

[footsteps hurriedly approaching]

[squak]

Okay, Madison's, checking in,

the boats are over there,

you gotta go go go this you gotta swim,

The boat's already there, go, go, go, go, go.

[splashing]

[squawk]

[splasing continues]

[engine humming]

[humming continues]

[humming continues]

[seagul squawks]

[engine humming]

[squawk]

Listen, listen to me. Listen to me.

Be prepared for a fight.

Well, wait, what, what should I do, I don't.

What should you do?

I don't, get some stones or something.

Get a brick, get a brick.

Go get a brick.

That's stupid thing.

You got it, you got it? - Yeah, I have it.

I have it.

All right, get over here.

Go ahead, help me up.

Come on, help me up. - I got you.

I got you.

That's it, one, two, three.

No, no, okay.

Once again.

One, two, three.

[groans]

Okay, you got it?

Good, good, okay, I'm going.

Where are you going?

I'm gonna get my gun.

Wait, I don't know what I do in the meantime.

You go back there,

I'm fine, I'm good on my own.

I'm good. - Okay please.

[Rich] I'm good, I'm good.

Okay, okay.

[Rich] Get my chair.

Get my chair.

- Okay. - Bring it over here,

I'll take him on myself.

Certainly.

Bring it over here.

We have enough going on today.

Like what are you guys thinking about?

What are you doing?

Okay Mom, I get it, we crossed the line, okay.

Ms. Maranda, you have to listen.

We know what we did with wrong.

I'm sorry. - You had us worried.

Mom, Paris is on Potter's Island.

How do you know this?

Reggie's crazy girlfriend tells us where he goes?

That makes sense.

Oh my God, we gotta go.

We gotta, we have to go.

We can't waste any time. - Wha, what?, what about the police?

[chain rattles]

[clanking]

[grunts and pounds]

[Reggie] You are so stupid.

[Adele] I'm not stupid.

You said you checked her and said she was dead.

Being scared doesn't mean I'm stupid.

Oh, I should slap you in the face.

[chaing rattles]

[chain rattles]

I am telling you, she was right over here.

Can you stop to think for five seconds?

Like, are you dumb?

You've never been here before.

She's like a half a mile this way.

That's it.

That's it right there.

[thud]

[Robert] How long in the boat?

This boat's gonna take about 20 minutes.

We don't have 20 minutes, we have to go now.

Yo, you best to control your wife.

Control your wife?

This could take 30 minutes, you see where this is going?

Lemme tell you something sugar,

you catch more flies with honey than with bleach.

Yo, my name's Bobby Demi baby.

You better ask somebody.

Whatever you want, whatever.

I know it's what I want, baby.

That's it, I know it's what I want.

'Cause that's the way it's going to be, all right.

So don't worry,

Pastor Green's gonna come, we gonna make that move.

You see what I'm saying?

Women like that are problems, brother.

[Rich] Come on down, Paris, come on now.

[chain rattles]

They're coming after you.

Come on let's go, let's go.

Come on, we gotta get outta here, let's go, come on.

They're gonna come and we're all gonna be in trouble.

Atta girl.

Good, good, good, all right.

Shh.

He's over there.

He went that way.

Okay.

You gotta trust me.

- I trust you. - You trust me?

Okay, here we go, here we go.

One, two, three.

[gunshot echoes]

Did you hear that?

Yeah.

Let's go.

Well, no, no, no, no.

Come back, come back.

I just grazed you, I just grazed you.

Pray, pray, pray, pray, pray.

Here we go.

Just shoot him already.

I can.

[gunfire]

[chain rattles]

[gunshot blasts]

[footsteps]

No more bullets.

[thud]

[footsteps] [chirping]

Oh, oh.

[cricket chirping]

[yelps] ah!

[grunts]

[whimpers in pain]

Move and I shoot you dead.

We got one bullet left.

One?

You can't even count.

Adele, go back to the boat, now.

Why are you doing this?

[Adele] Why are you looking at her like that?

I'm about to have a little fun with my claim.

Go or I'ma blow your head off.

Reggie why?

Reggie, I'm a virgin okay.

Please no.

Yeah you are.

Well, could you give a little turn?

The light's hitting you just right.

I've never had one before, so I just,

come here.

Please Reggie.

No. - I don't care.

Please, please.

Stop it, okay.

Why are you doing this to me, okay?

Reggie, you're gonna lock me up like a slave,

is that what you're gonna do?

Can you just sit.

I thought I was your sissy...

Quiet down.

I thought we were friends. I thought you was family.

Quiet down.

I can't hear you.

I thought I was family to you.

Get off of me.

Get off of me.

[leaves rustles]

[piercing scream]

[hysterical sobbing]

Okay.

[exhales frantically]

Please take off your pants, now please, sweetie.

Can you?

[thud]

I'm not afraid of you.

Good 'cause I'ma show you why you should be.

Let Paris go.

This is not the, "Avengers."

[blows landing]

[soft music]

I'm a son.

[chuckles]

I learned that in Boys Town.

Where's your man now?

[Paris] Get up.

- Get up, Chuck. - Come on,

you can do this, get up.

You got this. - Come on.

[blows landing]

[body thuds]

I learnt that from Pastor Green.

52 blocks, Hollis, Queens.

Yes.

Yes.

[upbeat music]

Chuck Green, I will blow your head off.

[blows landing]

Stand still.

Fight me like a man.

You ain't getting a fair one.

♪ I won't give in ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

Come on.

Tougher than I imagined, I'll give you that.

Reggie, you're soft, your not a man.

Hey, I'm harder than you think.

[panting]

Chuck.

Chuck.

Get up, Chuck, get up, come on.

[Reggie] Where's your man at now?

Where's your man at now?

[splash]

[chain rattles]

[Paris Voiceover] I can never do that to my hand.

[Rich Voiceover] Sometimes you gotta do things

you don't want to do.

I gotta do it.

I gotta do it.

[water churning]

Help.

[Reggie] Ain't no help coming.

[thudding]

Help.

Last time.

[bubbles hissing]

[splash]

[panting]

[footsteps receding]

[soft suspenseful music]

[blunt impact]

[groans]

[gags]

[strangled gasps]

[strangled gasps for air]

[strangled gasps]

What's up now?

[upbeat music]

Okay.

Finish this like men.

- Come on now, come on. - Come on.

[upbeat music continues]

Come on.

Come on, hit me.

[dramatic music]

- You got this. - Come on.

Come on, that's what you got?

You ain't nothing.

Come on now.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music]

Son, listen to me.

You gotta remember kids your age

are not gonna protect the body.

But pain is weakness leaving your body.

It's a part of being a warrior.

52 Block.

♪ Go, go, go, go ♪

♪ Go, go ♪

♪ Go, go, go, go ♪

♪ Go, go ♪

[loud thud]

[upbeat music]

Son, don't do it.

There's a better way.

Chuck Green, you did enough baby, you did enough.

Nah Chuck, do it.

[thud]

[Pastor] Gave it a go.

[Jenna] We tried Pastor.

He's still breathing.

Come right here.

Get this fool here now.

Oh, oh.

So does this mean we're together now?

You just hit first base.

Not that hand.

Come on.

Good job, son.

Proud of you, man.

Thank you, Dad.

♪ As soon as they were fighting for life ♪

♪ Because we have a choice ♪

♪ Ladies stand up ♪

♪ Can we hear you ♪

♪ Ladies stand up ♪

♪ Can we hear you ♪

♪ Ladies stand up ♪

♪ Can we hear you ♪

♪ Ladies stand up ♪

♪ Can we hear you ♪

[Jenna] I can't believe it.

They gave Reggie only 15 years.

Adele got no time.

Six months in a group home.

- That is so insane. - What's that?

Well, Adele did get that Paris beat down as well.

Oh my gosh.

Look at you baby.

You look so beautiful.

- You look stunning. - Thank you.

[Jenna] Aw.

You want me to go up with you?

Nah, I got this.

Okay all right.

Chuck Green is taking me out for lunch later.

Ooh.

Mm.

You guys soon to be hitting it off, right?

Yeah, something like that.

Okay.

Are you ready for this?

Yeah, I got this, Dad.

What, what you mean?

I bet you born ready.

- I got this. - You got this.

Of course you got it.

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Go Paris ♪

♪ You got this ♪

♪ Go Paris ♪

♪ You got this ♪

Okay, okay.

Stop.

I love you.

I love you.

- Bye. - Girl,

you gonna knock them out, baby.

[Paris Voiceover] Thank you.

- You got this baby. - Love you.

- You got this. - Take yours, Paris.

Yes.

Yes.

[Paris] Hi, I'm Paris.

We loved your portfolio.

Thank you.

Is it true that Richie Rich is gone?

It's true.

Welcome to Willamina.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

Well come on, I'll introduce you to your new family.

♪ Didn't you know, know, know ♪

♪ I won't give in ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ 'Cause you the greatest ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ 'Cause she's the greatest ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ He's the greatest ♪

♪ Daughter to a king ♪

♪ So you know I'm royalty ♪

♪ Jesus gives me peace ♪

♪ Whenever I can't see ♪

♪ Through my struggles, through my pain, through my tears ♪

♪ He knows exactly what I need ♪

♪ I don't have to fight because I win ♪

♪ All I have to do is put all on my trust in him ♪

♪ When I'm at my end, that's where he begins ♪

♪ That's the only way we win ♪

♪ Didn't you know ♪

♪ I won't give up ♪

♪ Didn't you know ♪

♪ I won't give in ♪

♪ Didn't you know ♪

♪ I won't give up ♪

♪ Didn't you know ♪

♪ I won't give in ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ 'Cause you the greatest ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪

♪ 'Cause He's the greatest ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ 'Cause He's the greatest ♪

♪ Didn't you know ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't know my dad ♪

♪ You don't, you don't know my dad ♪

♪ I won't give in ♪

♪ I win, I win ♪