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[woman] previously on delilah...

Leah's laptop was found in a dumpster

behind her apartment.

Your father copied the hard drive

before they turned it over to osborne.

Mace found these wire transfer receipts

on these hard drives

from osborne to pine city trust llc.

The president of pine city trust is rick pattengale.

And the wire transfers are on some untraceable offshore account.

But pine city trust has a mailing address

p.O. Box here in charlotte.

Is raquel williams in today?

[assistant] yes, sir. She's in our office now.

Have her meet us in the warehouse.

These are gtams.

Remotely detonated ground-to-air missiles

made by wellington.

The same ones gary shea thought to be detonated

if they were within the range of a c-15.

This is an osborne c-15.

I'm gonna set a timer for 30 seconds. Starting now.

Three, two,

one.

She's been giving me nothing but side-eye

since I started.

Now, she's standing here acting like a victim.

Your picture's next to ocd in the dictionary, darling.

You know where the jane doe file is--

-that's enough. -Do you wanna know where that jane doe file is?

You wanna know where that jane doe file is?

Jane doe.

Nice to meet you.

[fred] relax, leah.

-Don't you dare touch me. -We need to end this.

Tamara said you have a hard time

allowing yourself to have fun.

I know how to have fun.

-Yeah? -Oh, yeah.

-What are you doing? -Asking for you to prove it.

-[latin music playing] -oh!

[both laughing]

[r&b music playing]

♪ my heart has been a chessboard ♪

♪ making moves and losing out ♪

♪ played so many times before ♪

♪ and there ain't nothin' to brag about ♪

♪ why, this must be you never broke ♪

♪ when you caught 'em singing blue moon ♪

♪ you turned me all the way around... ♪

♪ and I'm tired of the prying line ♪

♪ I just want you to be to be, yeah... ♪

[alarm beeping]

♪ the way that you move never seen that before ♪

♪ looking for my head can't find it no more ♪

♪ you ran to my heart and I get that we were ♪

♪ winning the ground like a trojan horse ♪

♪ I come back, back, back back every day ♪

♪ you got me shook like the mob when they run ♪

♪ come out of nowhere don't mess with my life ♪

♪ I just want you to be forever mine... ♪

yes!

[bachata music playing]

[doorbell rings]

this new place is selling beignets and coffee new orleans style.

[scoffs]

-okay if I come in? -Uh, yeah... Of course.

-[chuckles] come in. -You having a party?

Uh, kind of. Um...

This is the first morning I've had alone

in, like, forever.

-Kids are at gordon's? -Yeah.

And dion is at christine's.

Your musical taste is changing.

Really?

-I don't think so. -Oh, yeah?

You've dug bachata for a long time?

Oh! You know the bachata?

Baby...

I can tame multitudes.

[laughs]

yeah, it's wonderful music. Come on back.

All right.

It's probably not even hot anymore.

I doubt you even want it.

I want it. Thank you.

Mmm.

[exclaims] perfect.

What's up?

I went to the post office in ballantyne, where the

pine city trust p.O. Box is registered.

Now, the last wire transfer leah authorized

was months ago, but I figured,

take a shot, see if there's any recent activity.

Mmm-hmm.

Moment the place opens,

guess who walked in and went right at it.

Rick pattengale.

No, old mr. Pattengale is

still an international man of mystery.

This person opened the box with the key,

took out a few letters,

got in line, closed the account to the box,

handed over the key and peaced out.

Fred osborne?

Leah?

Okay, I'm gonna kill you.

Cindy shea.

Cindy shea? She's involved in all of this?

Ah!

Babe?

Casey?

"had to make a quick work trip to raleigh, back tomorrow.

Sorry."

[exhales]

[exhales]

yo, where you at?

This supposed to be our big day to do wedding planning.

I took off of work for this.

Babe, I know, whatever you got going on

is... Is necessary, but I'm just...

I'm just saying.

Call me.

Be safe. I love you.

Bye.

[sighs softly]

can I help you with something?

Do you have a minute to talk?

Is this about yesterday?

Tangentially, but nothing bad.

I'd rather not, if that's okay.

I'm not fighting.

You know, I'm not either, it's just...

Listen, it was really unprofessional of me

to let my baggage get in the way of both of us doing our job.

Demetria, I just wanna move on.

I do, too.

And you didn't keep me from doing my job.

My job is done.

It's your job I'm thinking about.

That's why I wanna talk.

Good morning.

Good morning. I found this on the porch.

-[demetria] oh! -Are we getting this now?

That's for me, sorry.

What is it?

Walter magazine.

It's about high society, and the triangle,

you know, raleigh, durham, chapel hill,

but they all do business with people in charlotte.

I thought there might be cases in there,

you know, easter eggs.

Oh, how about we win this case first maybe?

We could open up branch offices

in any one of those three cities.

[delilah] I love this thinking.

Let's discuss after we win this case.

Understood.

[laughs]

harper, call cindy shea,

tell her that a process server is gonna show up at her house

with a subpoena

unless she comes in here tomorrow morning.

-Oh. I'm on it. -Mmm-hmm.

Mace saw her closing the account

associated with the p.O. Box

for pine city trust in ballantyne.

It's like a mile from their house.

Is she the one who rented the box in the first place?

Or was it gary?

Well, we don't know that, but rick pattengale

is the president of pine city trust.

And his name is all over those doctored accident reports.

We keep assuming that rick and gary are in cahoots,

or at least that they're aware of each other.

What I need to know is how cindy's involved.

Cindy may be the key to all of this.

Okay, I'm on it.

What else do you need, boss lady?

Call wellington armament,

find out when osborne asked for those missiles,

the ones they used to test the c-15

that tamara said that woman that osborne mentioned...

-Uh, raquel williams. -Yes.

And find out who ordered them at osborne.

If we can prove that fred ordered them,

or if that he even knew

they were being tested when he fired leah...

We can argue that he fired her for being a whistleblower.

At least we can imply it.

And if those tasteful english missile makers won't talk,

then you can tell them that we will subpoena

their tasteful english asses too.

[both laughing]

-full stop. -You on fire.

I am not gonna settle this case.

We're gonna go to court

and we're gonna put what this company has done

on the front page of the paper for weeks.

All these government contractors

are coming in from all over the country,

and we need to send them a message.

Charlotte, north carolina, is not where you come

to do your shady, secret business.

Mmm-mmm.

This is not the wild wild west.

-Amen. -Hallelujah.

Okay, looks like the two of you

have worked out your issues.

Mmm.

Yeah.

Okay, I'm just gonna pretend that y'all said, "I'm cool."

time to get to work.

[harper] oh! Hi, miss davis.

Leah, what are you doing here?

I wanna settle.

Today.

[dramatic music playing]

[tamara] no, the cream raised ink on blue cards.

Not the other way around.

Palatino.

Linotype.

Yeah.

[carl] I never heard back from your fiance, by the way.

Well, my fiance lost his chance to weigh in

seven hours ago. It's just you and me, carl.

What a guy. Super tamara to the rescue.

[laughs]

boy, you got that right.

-Absolutely-- -[device beeps]

oh! I'm gonna have to call you right back--

um, about the envelopes. But I do have ideas so, okay.

-Right? -Yes ma'am, talk soon.

Good morning, mr. Osborne.

What can lockleah do for you today?

I want you to prepare a new settlement offer

for leah davis.

-Wait-- -she's finally ready to end this.

Does connolly know about this?

So, you suddenly wanna settle?

[leah] I do.

There's no offer to settle on the table anymore.

Call fred and see if there is.

Oh. You know from fred

that there's another offer on the table?

Call fred. Call tamara. Ask her.

Did he threaten you, leah?

He did.

But it was for my own good.

What the hell is that supposed to mean?

-He's offering me a lot of money, d. -Mmm!

More money than he's ever offered.

Money.

I can settle if I want to.

I'm not contesting that.

I'm just saying, tell me what's happening.

Fred came to see me last night.

Did he hurt you, leah?

No. But he laid it all out.

He let me know how hopeless this whole thing is.

-It is not. -[leah scoffs]

not by a long shot.

D, I'm the one who authorized

all those wire transfers to pine city to rick pattengale.

Why didn't you tell me about them?

I didn't even remember doing it.

D, those docusign links were coming in by the dozens, everyday.

I was like, "start, sign, finish, goodbye."

the fact that I don't remember doesn't mean anything.

Fred said that whatever gary was up to,

my name is all over it.

He said if this thing goes to court,

I'm gonna wish I killed myself, too.

So, he's saying, that this is all gary's fault?

The whole cover-up.

He didn't say anything about any cover-up,

he didn't know what gary was doing.

In fact, you know, ever since gary killed himself,

we've been thinking about him like he's some kind of

good guy, or like he's...

Some kind of a victim. [stammering] but, I'm not so sure.

Because of some bullshit that fred said?

He's lying, leah.

He's trying to cover his own ass.

He is trying to save his company.

-From who? -From gary

and whoever he was conspiring with in the army.

Rick pattengale?

Fred doesn't even know who that is.

Did you sleep with fred last night?

Why would you ask me that?

You're just talking about him

like you don't remember him breaking into your apartment.

-Like he didn't-- -that was tamara.

We don't know that.

I know that.

You don't know it, but I know it.

That's another reason why I want out.

You still haven't pushed back against her.

Tamara could shoot me in broad daylight,

and you would still defend her.

Leah...

Give me 24 hours.

I'm close to proving fred covered this all up.

I've given you six weeks.

[scoffs]

look.

I will set in motion the mediation

between tam and fred.

That's gonna take some time to set up anyway.

I don't want a mediation.

Yes, you do.

It's the thing where you hash out the details

and you settle.

You get your almighty cheque.

I just need one more day

to prove to you that we can win this.

One day is not gonna make a difference.

Leah...

My brother is involved in this case.

I hired an associate to deal with this case.

I got arrested because of my involvement in this case,

and fred osborne is guilty.

I just need you to give me one more day.

Leah...

I know that you're scared.

I know you're tired. But you owe me.

A day.

Okay, you've got 24 hours.

But, I'm not changing my mind.

[lively music playing]

[delilah] where did these come from?

Oh. They were just delivered.

Oh.

Mmm-hmm.

I thought I saw a little pep in your step this morning.

What you talking about? This is my normal step.

[laughs]

well, cindy shea called.

She's coming in tomorrow at 9:00 a.M.

To give her witness statement.

Great. Um...

Have jams send both me and tam a list of available mediators.

Sure, do you want me to check with any other mediation firms?

No, jams is the best.

And then, find out what the connection is

between cindy and rick pattengale.

I wanna know why she was the one closing out

that post office box this morning.

Uh... I'm on it.

Mmm-hmm.

[demetria] neville, you know what I need.

I need the email from osborne

requesting more missiles to test.

No, I'm sure it's not cricket to just hand out an email like this, neville,

but the alternative...

I mean, if you've dealt with americans lately?

We're crazy.

And, I'm 100% american,

in the batshit-crazy sense of the word.

I'll have your ass extradited.

Oh, you can't be extradited?

Oh, you're taking a holiday? Where you going, neville?

Well, see, now,

no one wants you and the family to get to sussex

more than I do, neville.

There's wonderful things to see there this time of year.

I have been, actually.

You ever heard of the purple emperor?

It's a butterfly.

Some say it's the most beautiful butterfly

in all of europe now.

If you do get to go to sussex, I can tell you how to find it.

'cause the males are pretty obvious,

they're like right out there.

But the thing about the female is

she can be right in front of you the whole time,

and you won't see her.

But,

if I don't get that email forwarded to me

from fred osborne, or whoever, which I now know you possess,

I'll just have to call the department of justice

and have your ass extradited to charlotte

and charged with obstruction of justice.

And, baby, after that,

the only butterflies you're gonna see

will be on the arms of some very dangerous individuals.

Cheers.

Whoo.

Did he send the email?

He said he'd talk to his boss.

And who requested the missiles?

Oh, that he didn't say.

How did you know all that stuff about

England and butterflies...

That's kind of a long story.

Good job.

Thank you.

Mmm-hmm.

[exhales]

[delilah] is there anything you don't add peppers to?

Macen, enough.

I just want to feel like there's something's happening,

you know, like,

I'm not just a guy standing here, eating.

No wonder you have ulcers, enough!

You want some?

No, thank you.

But, enjoy.

So, you think, the wire transfer files

with leah's signature... Aren't real?

No, leah doesn't even remember authorizing them.

I mean, I know, with that woman,

it's not a stellar piece of evidence, but--

but the digital signatures have timecodes

embedded in the file.

Marcus shows me deep fakes all the time

that I would swear were real.

Timecode doesn't mean anything.

And that fact this is only coming up after

they stole her computer and it conveniently resurfaced.

I'll have someone take a look.

Well, it has to be soon.

Because if I don't convince leah by this time tomorrow

that she is wrong, she's out.

But, if I can show her

that those files were put on her computer

after it was stolen,

she might just stand her ground.

I just don't see how she can know nate

might be a victim in this and still consider settling.

That's crazy to me.

Did I say the wrong thing?

No, you said the right thing.

The only right thing there is to say.

You always do.

[pleasant music playing]

[mace] hannah.

Yeah, this is mc. I need your help.

[computer keys clacking]

[narrator on video] this is the plaintiff, karen coin.

She says the defendant lived with her,

and he was the roommate from you know where.

She's suing for $2,000 in back rent.

She also wants her electric piano.

This is the defendant--

[video stops]

um...

Demetria!

[narrator on video] he says he and karen were more than just roommates--

[laughs]

white folks behaving badly.

Whoa, why am I watching this?

Just hold up, hold on.

So, I was searching online for any connection

between cindy shea and rick pattengale.

Found nothing.

So, you started watching tv?

No, so I realized,

that if cindy and rick knew each other

from way back when,

her last name ain't gonna be shea.

So, I just searched for cindy and rick pattengale.

That took me to an imdb link

for an episode of the people's judge,

where rick pattengale and cynthia lummis

were cast members.

There.

Girl.

That's them.

So, these cases ain't real.

Oh, no, they're real, they just like change the name sometimes.

But they lived together.

Okay, okay, so any idea

how he went from being felonious freeloader

to doctoring reports for the united states army?

And where the hell he is now?

-I have no idea. -[groaning]

but this is huge.

This means that cindy is the one who connected gary to rick,

or rick to fred.

Whichever, right?

[both] we gotta call delilah.

[delilah] the people's judge, phew, that's amazing.

I cannot wait to ask cindy shea about this tomorrow.

You guys are killing it.

Listen, there is, in the conference room,

one of the drawers, there's this

fancy bottle of french wine that mace gave me

some time ago.

Something one of his clients gave him.

Yeah. Open it up and celebrate.

No, you did more than your job.

You got me one step closer to connecting rick to gary,

proving that fred staged the cover-up.

Have we heard anything back from England?

Uh-huh. Okay.

Maybe we'll get lucky

and the time difference will work in our favor.

All right. Well, have a drink. Go home.

I'll see you in the morning.

Yeah. Bye.

What happened?

Nothing as important as you two.

So, how was your dad's?

It was okay.

Marcus has a crush on katya.

No. I don't. She is ugly. And that's a cold fact.

[maia] can I eat in my room?

Between the neighbors and the

"isn't katya amazing?" show,

I didn't get much time to practice.

Okay. And katya is not ugly.

[marcus] where's dion?

Well, christine asked for another night.

Why do you ask, you miss him?

What? No. No, it's just that when he's here,

maia has to knock off at 9:00.

Oh, you need quiet at 9:00,

so you can lay there and think about katya?

Shut up.

Maia.

[door bell ringing]

hey.

I know we're not in the best place right now

but we need to go through this list of mediators.

There's not going to be a mediation.

Your client wants to settle,

that means we need a mediator.

I know, but I have until tomorrow morning

to convince her and come hell or high water,

-I'm gonna. -Well, how about we just go through this list,

just in case she sticks to her guns.

Which she should. Fred told me what he is going to spend.

She's going to come out this wealthy.

D, they've already gone behind our backs.

All we're doing here is playing lawyer,

but we're going to be playing lawyer

because it's over.

Come in.

[tamara exhales]

so, here's the story I wanted to tell you about earlier

and the thing you have to understand, harper,

is this story is about you.

Okay.

I was married for ten years.

You were?

What, like who would have me?

This should probably breathe,

but let's not stand on ceremony.

Demetria, I didn't mean it like that.

It's fine. I'm just kidding.

I didn't think I'd get married either.

But this man... He-- honey, it was like closer to living.

He stole my heart.

Ooh, yes.

-What's up? Oh. -I was going to feed the plants. There you go.

Okay.

So, what's his name?

Isa, we met on a dating app for black catholics.

-Oh. That exists? -Not anymore. [laughs]

but praise god, it did for a minute,

'cause that's about seriously how long it lasted.

When we met, I was living in d.C.,

wrapping up my under grad at howard. Thank you.

And he was working at the national arboretum.

Oh, he's why you're so into these plants.

[demetria laughing] yeah.

Girl, before I met isa,

I didn't know where vegetables came from.

-Besides the stove. -So, what happened?

He was just not what he seemed or...

In a sense, yes.

We got married, moved down here for his work.

And about seven years in,

he started acting, I don't know, oddly.

Mood swings, secretive, this big explosive fights.

He was cheating.

That's exactly what I thought.

-And I kicked his ass out. -Hmm?

I said, "when you are ready to respect me the way I deserve,

give me a call and then

we will talk about whether I wanna continue this conversation." [scoffs]

now, I know that whipped him into shape.

[demetria laughs]

no, it did not. He lost his job.

After that, nobody knew what was going on with that man.

Not me, not his parents, not his brother.

So then what?

-What was the problem? -Well, it was a brain tumor.

Oh, my god!

Started out as colon cancer and then spread to his brain.

That's why he was...

By the time he was diagnosed and they took it out,

the cancer had moved from the spine

to his blood to... Everywhere.

And, um, I was halfway through my second year in georgetown.

I was going back and forth on the weekends

and I quit to take care of him.

-Oh, wow. -[sighs] mmm.

Anyway, you asked me if he wasn't what he seemed,

and I would say yes.

'cause to me, he seemed bigger than all the laws of life that

kept us small and pinned in.

He was bigger than time.

Bigger than sickness and bigger than death, but...

He wasn't. He was just a man.

-Just this man. -Oh.

-[harper] oh. He looks so kind. -[laughs] he was.

Strong, too.

But this story is about you.

Yeah, you said that. But I...

I don't quite follow.

Harper, I lost a year and a half of law school

caring for that man.

And another two after that lying in bed watching tv,

so sad I could barely breathe.

I did not think I was going to go back to d.C.

And finish a law degree, but I did.

How?

Saw miss connolly on the news

talking about your story.

And I know y'all lost that one,

but it inspired me to keep going, go back.

Try again.

I know what it feels like to think you missed your chance, harper.

You did not miss your chance.

[glass clinking]

[mace] hannah, we're going to have to dig deep.

Now you know I can find anything.

But what exactly am I looking for?

Find me some proof these files from

leah's computer were created in the past week.

Copy that.

Now I know you don't like to hear about other jobs

because of your devotion to the all-powerful delilah...

She pays the bills.

Yeah, yeah. We both know that it's more than that.

But this one is too good not to tell you about, mc.

There's three things a man can't stop.

Corn ripening,

the river flowing,

and a woman saying what she's got to say, so proceed.

I have a friend here in town

sub-contracting for google.

She's starting her own thing.

She's looking for a head of security.

Digital and otherwise.

Low to mid six figures to start.

I ain't even on facebook.

She needs someone she can trust.

Okay, all time stamps on these things check out.

She wants to meet you.

Not interested. But thank you.

[cell phone ringing]

damn. Boy, have some dignity.

Still breaking hearts.

Man, they're already broken.

I've never seen so many men running around with feelings.

It's like not a feeling left for a woman to have these days.

Men have them all.

At least tell me that you'll think about talking to her.

Okay, I'll talk to her.

-[device beeping] -hang on.

What you got?

What part of "hang on" are you not understanding?

Let the woman work.

[mace] hmm.

You make any sense of this mess?

It's the proof that you're looking for.

[tamara] I don't know.

It's like you could have an old white man who thinks you're angry...

Or you can have an old white man who thinks you're adorable,

which is worse.

[tamara] or you could have a young white woman

who thinks she's doing you a favor.

Or you can have a old white woman

who thinks she's doing you a favor

by not doing you a favor,

ever.

[groans]

there's only three retired

black judges on this list and two of them...

-Just so happens... -Clarence thomas syndrome.

-That part. -Mmm-hmm.

And the one sister who's... Who's new

says that she's from takoma.

I didn't know that god was still making black people in washington.

I thought he sold that factory.

[chuckles] I don't know.

Let's just go with takoma.

Yes, let's go with the sister from takoma.

I am all over that.

-Okay, done. -Done.

Done.

Okay, I know I'm not supposed to be

happy about this but...

I just want the joy back.

Do you remember the joy, d?

I do.

But, tam,

if this thing settles,

and I'm left knowing that I did not bring the man

who is responsible for my brother's injury to justice,

and you, my best friend, kept me from it...

Oh, I didn't keep you from it.

Fred and leah made their deal.

If they don't do it with us,

they'll just do it with some other pair of clowns with law degrees.

You're not hearing me.

D, you're not hearing me.

And that is the point.

There's no joy.

[violin playing upstairs]

she's sounding so good.

Mmm-hmm.

She has this...

Audition at this fancy conservatory in boston.

Summer session?

Well, no. She's going to have to skip all of senior year.

Wow!

Is gordon going to let her do that?

Is gordon going to pay for it?

She is sounding good.

Mmm-hmm.

So, um, how are things going with you and jamal?

Casey didn't tell you?

I haven't spoken with casey today.

-Why? -He's out of town.

Oh, where did he go?

Raleigh, I woke up this morning--

girl, first of all, today was supposed to be like

amazing race, wedding edition,

and then I woke up to a note saying that

he had to run to raleigh.

So.

So you haven't talked to him all day?

How are things going with you and jamal?

-Has he texted? -Yes, a few times. We're fine.

-Don't do that. -What?

I know my relationship, d.

Okay, I didn't say anything.

Yeah, but you're giving me that look.

You're bringing all of your issues--

-my issue is you. -Oh!

All I'm saying is don't skip town without warning

and just ghost my girl,

what, like a few days before her damn engagement party.

-Hey, aunty. -Hi, handsome.

-Oh, it's been so long. -[both laugh]

-um, can you ask maia to stop? -What time is it?

-10:30. -Oh.

Oh.

-[tamara] that's late. -Yeah.

I'm sorry, baby. I'll tell her.

Listen...

I just need one thing if this goes to mediation.

Hit me.

I need fred to admit that he did not fire leah

because of bad job performance.

-Why? -I just need it.

-I'll do my best. -Thank you.

-He's not going to go for it-- -[delilah] okay, I heard that.

[tamara laughs]

-[doorbell rings] -[delilah] go in there, baby. I'll be right there.

[knocking at door]

-hey. -Hey.

Wire transfers are fake.

-Hey. -Hey.

Should we continue this privately?

Are we talking about the wire transfers that

leah authorized, the ones from pine city trust?

You know about those?

Yeah, fred told me about it today.

He said that's the reason why she's settling.

Her paw prints are all over this.

-They're not real prints. -Says who?

The wire transfers were dated months ago.

The files were created within the past week.

Digital time stamps are letter-perfect,

but they used the latest version of the banking software

and that was released like ten days ago.

So leah doesn't remember authorizing

the wire transfers to pine city because--

[mace] because she didn't do it.

The files were put on her computer

after the computer was stolen from her

apartment by your client or someone he paid.

I am not settling. No way.

She's just going to fire you and have somebody else sign it.

I don't care. I have a case.

-With no plaintiff. -[delilah] I'll find one.

My brother, one of the hundreds

of innocent men or women that your new best friend

fred osborne

has crippled or maimed with his stupid radio.

[tamara sighs] whoo.

You are impossible.

I'm also right.

So as far as you know, ms. Shea,

there was no collusion with the army

when it came to the accident reports of wounded soldiers

and incidents related to the c-15.

I don't know how many times I have to say this.

It was gary's project.

I didn't even see the reports until...

Until after he was dead.

Cindy, I'm sorry. I feel like I need to remind you

this is not a formal deposition.

But when you're done here, you will sign something

that says everything that you said here today

is true and correct.

You are under oath.

This whole thing was gary's project.

It was his project. It was his problem.

I'm sorry, I don't know what else to say.

[delilah] okay.

One last question.

Did you introduce rick to fred?

Or did you introduce rick to your husband gary

and then gary took it from there.

Who?

Rick pattengale.

I don't know anyone by that name.

Cindy.

My father is the chief of police.

I can negotiate police protection and immunity for you,

but you have to tell us the truth.

Did you introduce rick to fred?

Did you basically broker osborne's contract for the c-15s?

I'll make sure you're protected.

Oh, god.

I'll never forgive gary for leaving me to clean up this mess.

Talk to me about rick pattengale.

He was my boyfriend.

We lived together before I met gary.

But he had a drinking problem and it ended between us.

He joined the army to dry himself out.

Eventually, he ended up on a panel for the army

that reviews contractor bids.

So you introduced him to gary...

[cindy] who hooked him up with fred.

Fred paid rick 100 grand to get osborne

the contracts for the c-15.

Is there hard proof that fred did that?

-You would have to ask rick. -[delilah] I would love to.

-Where is he? -[cindy] I don't know.

After gary died, he got spooked and he went into hiding.

Why?

I don't know. I guess because since gary was dead,

he thought the authorities would come for him.

What is your formal connection

to pine city trust and rick now?

I know that you closed out the account

associated with the p.O. Box at pine city, yesterday.

[exhales]

gary had me set up pine city trust to make the payment to rick.

So that there would be no paper trail from rick back to fred.

But when it became apparent to everyone that the c-15 had this problem,

rick pressured fred for more money

to clean things up on his end

by doctoring the accident reports file.

Gary redesigned the radio so they wouldn't...

You know.

Detonate the wellington ground-to-air missiles?

Kill people?

They were in the middle of cleaning it all up

and then you came by.

Gary had a crisis of conscience

and he told fred he wanted to come clean.

Do you think that fred killed gary?

Gary was a sponge for guilt.

His parents, they're awful.

He felt so bad about the mistake he had made

with the c-15,

all those people that died.

He was so haunted by that.

That being said,

fred didn't want gary to come forward, obviously.

Fred can get people to do anything.

I don't know.

[delilah] so, I will call you tomorrow

to set up a time to meet with the da.

Okay.

I just want you to feel comfortable enough

to tell the truth.

That's all I care about.

-Oh. -Hi.

You two know each other?

Not really but you're fred's secretary, right?

Yeah.

Um, uh...

I was. Leah davis.

Nice to see you again.

I'm so sorry about gary.

You two have met before.

[cindy] the day before gary died, right?

I don't remember.

-Where did you meet? -[cindy] at the house.

You dropped off a whole suite of baby clothes

from fancy pants from everyone at osborne.

Our struggle to get pregnant was a cause to celebrate

even after gary was let go.

How sweet.

And what a surprise.

I'll be in touch.

-Thanks. Bye. -Bye.

You went to gary shea's house the day before he died?

Might have been that day. Yeah.

But you had already been fired.

I had been fred's secretary for years.

He hadn't found a replacement yet.

He didn't know who else to call.

Why didn't you ever tell me?

Did you bring something else to gary from fred other than baby clothes?

See, this is why I need to settle.

Leah.

Were you somehow involved in gary's death?

Were you?