All language subtitles for American.Crime.S01E02.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-KiNGS_track1_und

[ telephone rings ]

Chuck: Mr. Skokie,
this is chuck palmer

With the city of modesto
robbery/homicide division.

Chuck: You're going to see
a table with a body on it.

I need you to tell me
if the body you see is your son.

That's matt.

Russ: Is gwen dead?

Gwen's at the hospital.
She's in critical condition.

There are indications
she was sexually assaulted.

Have you called
his mother yet?
No, sir.

Well, what are
the police doing?

They have
a description of a car.

They think it might be
an hispanic kid.
[ tires screech ]

Some illegal?
Man: Tony gutiérrez?

I have some other officers that
would like to speak with you.

Chuck:
Mr. Gutiérrez, we need your son
to tell us what's going on.

You have something to say,
you say it.

Adam, he knows this guy

That's looking for a car
for the night.

You were renting
our car?

Chuck: Look, hector,
it's on somebody else,

Or it's on you.

I didn't kill nobody.
Who did?

There's this black dude.

Him and his girl
are a couple of meth heads.

Says there's this white guy
that owes him.

[ indistinct shouting ]
we didn't do nothing!

Chuck: We have four suspects
in custody,

Two who facilitated and one
who we believe is the shooter.

Mr. Skokie, you had a
good relationship with your son.

In our search
of his property,

We recovered a large quantity
of crystallized methamphetamine

And cannabis.

Would your son have told you
if he was a drug dealer?

Judge henlow:
I'm judge sean henlow,

And this is
the arraignment calendar

For felonies, misdemeanors,
and infractions

Filed in stanislaus county
superior court.

Before we deal with each case
on the calendar today,

I'm going to talk to you
about our court procedures

So that you have at least
some idea of what to expect

Today and in the future.

[ choral singing in distance ]
the court clerk provided you

With our arraignment
information sheet.

An arraignment is generally
your first appearance in court

On a citation or complaint...

[ buzzer ]
...Whereupon you will be asked
by a judge to enter your plea.

[ indistinct shouting ]

The judge
or prosecuting attorney

Will read the citation
or complaint to you...

♪ only thou art holy ♪

♪ there is none beside thee ♪

The judge will inform you...
♪ perfect in power ♪

♪ in earth and sky and sea ♪

♪ holy, holy, holy ♪

♪ merciful and mighty ♪

♪ god in three persons ♪

♪ blessed trinity ♪

Judge wilson: Mr. Nix.

Mr. Nix.

I'm going to read the items
you've been charged with.

Mr. Nix, do you understand
what i'm saying?

You are charged
with first-degree felony murder

With the use of a firearm,

Causing death
or great bodily injury,

Enhancement
with special circumstances.

You are also charged
with violations

Of the penal code, sections
212.5, subdivision "a" --

First-degree robbery,
206 -- torture, 261 -- rape,

And 289 -- penetration
with an instrument.

I'm going to appoint
the public defender

To represent you
and enter pleas of not guilty.

Bail is denied,

And you are remanded
to the custody of the sheriff.

[ indistinct conversations ]

Man: Give me your hand.
Press down.
[ beep ]

Hayes:
Your son is being processed
at the county juvenile hall

Pending court proceedings.

Tony's potentially facing
a real serious situation.
Now to your left.

[ camera beeps, shutter clicks ]

Man: Back of the line.
Come on, little bitch.

If he's directly
connected to the crime,

He's gonna be charged
with murder.

This is
a pretty brutal act.

I would expect that
they would try him as an adult.

Bitch!
[ groans ]

[ indistinct shouting ]

That's if he is connected
to the crime.

If not, then it's wide open.
[ handcuffs click ]

He can be incarcerated
as a juvenile offender

On a lesser charge.

He could
just get probation.

What do --

What do i have to do
to get my son out of here?

What do i --
what do i do?

The juvenile system is not
the same as the adult system.

But what
do i have to do, okay?

What about bail?
Can we get bail?

There's no bail.
We should be
able to get bail.

There is no bail.

Tony will be assigned
a probation-intake officer

To investigate
all the circumstances

Relating to the charges.
Charges for what?

He didn't do anything.
He made voluntary statements.

But the police lied to me.

They didn't tell me
why they wanted to talk to tony.

The detective asked you
if he could question tony.

You gave him permission.
Yeah.

Why didn't you tell tony
to ask for a lawyer?

The second he asks for a lawyer,
everything stops.

I didn't know.
You run a business.

How can you run a business
and not know how lawyers work?

[ indistinct conversations ]

[ telephone rings ]

Up. Let's go.

Young man:
Got a hold on that.
Move.

Come on.

Young man #2:
Hey, man!

[ indistinct conversations ]

What's up, boys?

Silk: Damn!
Look what we got here, wes.

What the hell is this?
Who the hell are you?

What's your name,
bitch?

It's tony.

It's what?
Did you just say "bitch"?

Are you kidding me?

I said tony.

[ scoffs ]
that's a messed-up name.

Did your mama
name you that?

Is your mama a bitch?

D-don't look at him.
I'm talking to you.

Is your mama a bitch?
You named after your mama?

Hey, man, chill out.

We just playing.

Grab your bunk.
We're just having fun.

Naw, bitch.
That's my bunk.

That's your bunk.
Wes, get up out of his bunk.

Yeah, bitch can
come make me get up.

[ scoffs ]
damn, girl!

You gonna let him
talk to you like that?

Come on, bitch.

Go all "machete kills"
on that white boy.

[ gate beeping ]

Am i gonna see a doctor
or what?

You hear me? Huh?

Am i seeing
a damn doctor or what?

You can't hear me or what?

[ indistinct conversations ]

Scott.

Scott:
So, after work on friday,

Matt's like,
"come on out and get a beer."

And getting beers
on friday,

That's, uh --
that's what me and him did

Friday before that,
friday before that.

So i figured,
"what's -- what's the big deal?"

You know, one friday
we don't go for beers.

And then i come in work
monday morning,

And i find out he's dead,
and -- and gwen's --

I'm sorry as hell,
mr. Skokie.

You know, you should know
he was all about you.

He was always like,
"sunday, man.

Got to get on the phone
with my dad on sunday."

Russ: How was matt?
Was he getting along?

He was.
He was getting along okay.

No -- no problems?

Everybody's
got problems.

Yeah, did he ever --

Did he ever talk about
when he was growing up?

He, uh -- he told me
that you ran off or something,

And that it was mainly just him
and his mom and brother.

Yeah, well, you know, i-i put
them through a lot, you know?

And when i was
coming out of it,

When i was getting
through my problems,

Uh,
the only thing i had

Were those phone calls
with matt and his brother.

And, you know -- [ scoffs ]
and it was a year of trying.

Year of trying
before matt would even, um --

You know, even respond to me,
and then, you know,

I don't know how long
before he'd even --

You know,
he'd really talk to me.

Having -- having some kind of
a relationship with them,

That's what saved me.

And i mean that
how i say it.

It saved me.

So, um...You know,
if there's anything

That you can tell me
about matt --

It doesn't matter.
Whatever.

It doesn't --
it doesn't matter now.

I, uh...

Was matt on drugs?

[ sighs ]

D-did -- did he --
did he deal drugs?

What?
Did -- i mean, 'cause --

No, but they're
saying things about matt.

They're saying things about him,
and i need to know.

He had some grass around.
Everybody does.

So -- so, yeah,
just a little --

A little weed,
and then some beers on friday...
Yeah?

...Like i said, but that doesn't
make anybody a dealer.

Okay, s-s-so he just smoked
a little marijuana?

Is -- is that
what you're saying?

Look, your -- your son,
he had a lot going on.

And i figure, you go to war,
the crap you put up with...

So when you come back,
you know...

All i know for sure

Is he really liked
talking to you on sunday, okay?

And i am sorry
for what you're going through.

So, i got to get back
to work, man.

Take care.
Appreciate it. Yeah.

After this, we're done?

After this, you stop calling us
all the time?

I've called you twice,
sir.

If i tell you something,
you'll leave us alone?

People just want to know
how you feel.

My wife and i are thankful
the police have made an arrest.

That's not gonna change

What happened
to our daughter and matt.

But everything else,
that's up --

That's up for the courts
and the juries,

And that's
as it should be.

The only thing
i ask for

Is that people pray
for our daughter.

And respect our privacy.

We're done.

The -- the suspects
were black and hispanic.

Does that have any--
we are done!

[ door closes ]

Quinn: I want to talk to you.
We want your testimony.

Aubry: Screw that.
They're cutting me loose.

The judge
gave you probation,

And when you break it,
you're gonna be right back here.

[ scoffs ]

You're an addict
and a punk.

When you get in trouble,
you're gonna need help.

Why do you care?

'cause your boy
raped and killed.

He's going away.

You want me?

Is that why
you keep coming after me?

I can look like a boy
if you want.

I can let you
call me greg.

He didn't do it.

[ door closes ]

[ chains jingling ]

[ handcuffs clicking ]

[ buzzer ]

[ door opens ]

[ door closes ]

[ handcuffs clicking ]

[ buzzer ]

[ door opens, closes ]

Why you have to say
anything?

Shut up.

No, you're the one
couldn't keep your mouth shut.

Shut up, man.
Shut the hell up!

You're a dumbass,
you know that?

You think you just ended up
in here with me.

They put you here.

They want us
to say something stupid.

I don't know
how bad you got it,

But if you want it worse,
keep talking.

All i'm saying
is what they already know --

You a stupid meth head.

You got yourself screwed,
not me.

[ scoffs ]

I didn't say anything more
than what i had to.

I don't snitch.

Not for nothing,
i don't snitch.

So, come on.
I ain't playing.

I told you
i ain't playing!

Let's go!

Come on!
[ buzzer ]

Where you at?!

[ door closes ]

[ monitor beeping ]

Eve: We need to start
thinking about the future.

The only way to get through
what's going on now

Is to think about
what's next.

So, when gwen's released,
um...She's going to need help.

She's going to need therapy,

And she's going to need
to be near us.

But we want her
to be near matt, too.

We'd like matt
to be buried close.

Russ: Where?

In oakland.

It's where we're all from.
It's where they met.

They lived here
in modesto.

Tom: Would you really
want to come back here

To visit his grave
after this?

Hey, dad. How's it going?

When gwen is better,

We never want to see
this city again.

Now, w-with the exception
of russ,

Oakland,
it's close to us all.

It j--
it just makes sense.

Maybe we should wait
and see how gwen progresses.

She's going to be fine.

So, we need to
start planning now.

We are just asking you
to consider it.

Mm-hmm.
Just consider it.

Mm-hmm.

[ inhales deeply ]
it would have been good

For you to have been
at the arraignment.

We were with gwen.

We were
at prayer services.

We were praying
for our daughter's recovery.

It's the kind of thing
people notice --

Relatives of the victims
not being in court.

Tom: It was an arraignment.
It wasn't the trial.
Tom.

There are gonna be these
various hearings and things,

And...If we're not there,
people will notice.

You talk about
doing things together,

Taking care
of our children.

But honest to god,
you could pray anywhere.

You want to support
our children,

Do it by being
in the courtroom.

Russ,
thanks for your time.

Eve, i think
we're finished.

Just think about it.

Yes.

[ train whistle blowing
in distance ]

Is burying matt
in oakland --

I mean, is that something
you would even --

No.

It's where we're from.

It's everything i had to
get matt and mark away from.

Uh, th-then where?

I...Will take matt with me,
get him a plot in simi valley.

And you get to
decide that?

Yes.

We need to talk.
No. No, we don't.

Uh, we -- we need to
talk about matt.

I mean,
m-matt was having problems.

Matt was having problems,

And he was doing things
he probably sh--

They found drugs
in his house.

Who found drugs?

Lots of them.

A lot more than he could have
possibly used himself.

Who found drugs?

I talked to, uh,
detective thompson.

It's not true.

I don't know. I mean --
you don't know what?

How would you know anything
about matt?

Uh, well, i talked to
one of his friends.

Why would you spread lies
to people?

I didn't spread --
do you even know his friends?

What do you think
you know about matt? I --

And you know
everything about matt

Because you called up
one of his friends

Out of an address book?

Did you know
about any drugs?

Go back to arizona.

[ alarm chirps ]

[ car door opens, closes ]

[ sighs ]

[ engine turns over ]

[ keyboard clacking ]

You can't see him.

Why not?

Your name got kicked back.
You're a felon.

I-i'm not a felon.
I'm on probation.

You're
on felony probation.

You're a felon until
you complete probation.

No prison visitations.

How am
i supposed to see him?

I don't know.

You don't know
or you don't give a...?

Yeah,
that's what i mean.

[ sighs ]

I want -- i want -- i want --
i want to see him.

You want to
get arrested?

You can leave
or you can get arrested.

Which do you want?

You got to be...

Parsons:
Did any of the boys

Make physical contact with you
in any way?

[ voice cracking ]
no.

In any way
were you assaulted or molested?

[ voice breaking ]
they said i was a bitch.

They said
that was my name.

They kept telling me
to move to a different bunk.
Okay.

I'm gonna make an official
notation regarding the wards,

And i'll make sure
that the floor officers

Are aware of the problem.

But if they're not making
physical contact with you,

There's not much
i can do.

Move me
to a different place.

Unit housing
is the most secure environment

That we can provide
for you.

Now, all the units
have an intercom

That rings directly
to the watch desk.

Every unit
has a night light.

I don't need
night lights!

Not that you need --

I-i'm not a baby!
I just want to go home!

Tony.

After you speak to your
probation-intake officer --

Tony.

After you speak
to your p.I.O.,

Then we'll have a better idea
of what's going to happen next.

All right?

All right?

Okay.

[ breathes shakily ]

Can i go?

Yeah.

Alonzo: How come you didn't
answer your phone?

Didn't you see
it was me calling?
I saw.

Well, you answer your phone
when i call you.

Yeah, whatever.
What did you say?

Hey!

Hey, i'm talking to you!
Don't walk away.

Jenny: Did you tell tony
to say all those things
to the police?

Mija, that was not my fault.
They lied to me.

You keep blaming them.

Why would you let tony
tell them anything

If you didn't know
what they were talking about?

Mija, i didn't let him
do anything.

You were sitting
right there.

You trust them
more than you trust tony?

You're like a sellout.

Are you out of your mind
talking to me like that?

Huh?
Jenny: You're just like them.

You see someone brown
with a hoodie, they're a thug.

You need to stop
running your mouth right now.

You see someone with tattoos,
they're a cholo.

You're not gonna stand here
and tell me about me!

You wish you were white!

You do.

You wish you were white
so they would like you better.

You hate yourself and you
hate us for looking like you.

[ breathing heavily ]

[ door opens ]

[ door closes ]

[ exhales sharply ]

[ birds chirping ]

[ footsteps ]

[ tv chatter in distance ]

[ airplane engine roars
in distance ]

Man: Naw, get out.
You need to get the hell out.

Yeah, out and go where?
Yeah, not my problem.

You bring the police around?
Are you kidding me?

I paid for this place.
We paid for this place.

I'm telling you right now,
get your crap and go!

You can't just kick me out!
Yes, i can!

We're not leaving! I am not!
I'm gonna throw your ass...

Tom: Look, we are in
a hard place right now.

And we need help
with all this.

Well, sure. I mean,
anything i can do to help.

Need help with barb.

Mm-hmm.

Now, i know
that she doesn't want matt

Buried close to us.

Oh, no, no.

Yes, she thinks that eve and i
are a pair of zealots

Who were out to brainwash
your child.

Uh, well, no, no.
I mean, i-it's not about that.

I made thing--

Things were really bad for her
in oakland,

And she can't go back
to that part, see?

So, anyplace else --
you have a say in this.

If there's maybe another place,
i could maybe talk to her.

How you feel matters.

Well --
it matters.

Were matt and gwen
happy together?
Yes.

Please don't just say

What you think
you're supposed to say.

I'm really asking.

Well, i...I know gwen,
and i know matt.

Look, i-i read that garbage
that barb was saying

In the papers about them being
a perfect couple.

Well, t-they weren't perfect.
Nobody is.

But they were real.

Mm.

Our kids were real,

And they deserve
to be near one another.

Now, you have
just as much a claim

On your son's body
as barb does.

So, please, for him,
for his wife, for his family,

Do what is right,
what is decent.

Now, you fight her
however you have to fight her,

But do what's right.

[ sniffs, sighs ]

Can we count on you?

[ sighs ]

[ indistinct conversations ]

[ police radio chatter ]

Excuse me, mrs. Skokie.

It's, uh, hanlon.

Chris thompson.

I got a message
you wanted to speak with me.

Yes.

I'm sure you talked
to your husband

About the situation we have
regarding your son.

We recovered drugs
from your son's house --

A good quantity.

So, obviously,
we have questions about that.

If there's anything
that you can tell us

About
your son's activities,

Anything that
you're personally aware of --

You want me
to do what?

If you have any information
regarding your so--
y-you want -- you want --

You want me to help you
lie about my son?

Where is...
The other one?

Excuse me?
Where's, uh [sighs] palmer?

Where is he?

Excuse me?

Could you, uh -- hi.

I'm looking for
detective palmer.

Hey, i'm looking
for a detective.

Have you seen
detective palmer?

Ah. Detective palmer.
He's not here.

Chris: Detective palmer
isn't here.

You know, i'm not stupid.
If you want to talk to somebody,
you have to deal with me.

I'm not stupid.
I know what you're doing.

Blame my son,
blame the victim,

Make it his fault so --
so you don't look bad.

Those people shot my son.
"those people"?

Yes, they shot my son, and
they raped my daughter-in-law.

And if you keep
spreading your lies,

There is going to be
a problem.

Okay.
Okay.

Okay.
Ma'am, at this point,

What we know is that
on your son's property --

You know what?

...We recovered
a large quantity

Of crystallized --
...You.

[ telephone ringing
in distance ]

[ indistinct conversations ]

[ soft music plays ]

[ tiesto's
"in my memory" plays ]

[ bell jingles ]

♪ face me ♪

♪ it's easy in my memory ♪

♪ hold me ♪

♪ i remember you ♪

♪ face me ♪

♪ it's easy in my memory ♪

♪ hold me ♪

♪ i remember ♪

♪ hold me ♪

♪ i remember ♪

[ music stops ]

[ crash ]

[ panting ]

[ groans ]

[ wretches ]

[ spits, sniffles ]

[ sighs ]

[ gasping ]

[ grunting ]

[ distorted speaking ]

...Various charges
you're facing in the county --

Transporting stolen property,
accessory after the fact --

They're being set aside.

[ scoffs ]

So, what does that mean?
I get to walk?

Local charges
are secondary.

A warrant's come up
for you.

From sinaloa.

In mexico.

I know
where sinaloa's at.

It's for murder.
You know about that?

No, i know --

You know anything about that?
I know that.
I know it's some bull...

Okay, well, there's a warrant,
and we're gonna extradite you.

What about
all this mess up here?

I'm a witness, right?

They already have
your statement.

You got to do something
to fight that.

I can't.

What do you mean you can't?
You're a lawyer.

Extradition is federal,
you understand?

You're wanted for murder.
They're sending you back.

[ breathing heavily ]

[ buzzer ]

[ door closes ]

¿que es habla
en español o inglés?

Tony: English is cool.
Okay.

They explain to you
what we're doing?

They said
you're gonna talk to me.

I'll be your
probation-intake officer.

I'm gonna interview you as part
of the, uh, investigation

Concerning the circumstances
of your case.

Based on
the investigation,

We're gonna make
certain recommendations.

You're gonna
put me in jail.

We're gonna do what's best
under the circumstances, tony.

And what's that mean?

Let's just talk
about the situation, okay?

Now, the car
that you lent hector tontz --

Did you know
what he was using it for?

No.

But you suspected
he was in a gang.

[ scoffs ]

You told the police
you thought he was in a gang.

So, what did you think
he was doing with the car?

Tony...

This may be your only chance
to speak up for yourself.

That's what
they told me before.

And they put me
in here.

Look, i don't know
what they told you before,

But i'm telling you now

You need to speak up
for yourself, okay?

Now, you knew that hector
was doing something illegal.

I didn't know
somebody got killed.

But you also never
told anyone about hector.

You didn't
tell your father.

I couldn't tell him.
And why not?

'cause everything --
everything we do --

You and your sister?
You got to work harder.
You got to try harder.

He's a parent, tony.
That's what parents do.

He's just trying to
encourage you.

It's not
about being better,

It's about being better
than them.

He's always telling you,

"you're just gonna be
a mexican to them."

That "if you do drugs,
if -- if you get in trouble,

"you're just gonna be
a mexican.

You're just
gonna be a mexican."

So, how am i supposed to
tell him about this?

He's gonna find out
sooner or later.

You didn't care?

I cared.

[ scoffs ]

But...
[ chuckles ]

...Kind of made me happy,
you know?

Happy that i was doing something
that'll piss him off.

[ ringing ]

Woman: This phone's just
for business. We don't --

It's just
a collect call.

It's not gonna
cost you anything.
It's company policy.

I just
need to use the phone.

Even if it's
a collect call, i --

I-i just need to use the phone,
please. It's a collect call.
I don't really --

Michael: Hello?
Woman: I have a collect call
from aubry taylor.

Will you --
aubry?

Will you accept the charges?
Where's she calling from?

Aubry: Just say yes.
Say yes.

I need you
to accept the charges.

I'll take the charges.

Go ahead with the call.
It's company policy.

Please.

Michael: Where are you?
I need money.

Where are you?
I need money.

If i wire you money,
you're just gonna buy drugs.

[ sighs ] look, i can get drugs.
I need money.

Where are you?
Modesto.

I'm in california.

God.

God, how long
have you been --

I'm kind of in trouble,
and if i get in trouble again,

They're gonna send me
to jail.

I need the money.

If i send you money,
will you stay there?

Will you call
and tell me where you are?

I'm not doing this again,
understand?

I'm not doing it.

[ inhales sharply ]

[ voice breaking ]
i'll call.

How much money
do you need?

[ sniffles ]

A lot.

Eve: You're gonna be fine.
You're strong.

You just hang in there,
honey, okay?

You hang in there.

Chuck:
We're still not sure

How the other two individuals
are involved,

But we're working on it.
How do you know what
you're telling me is true?

I'm not
telling you this.

The evidence that we got back
is telling us this.

Samples were sent out
to a lab --

Oh, labs don't
make mistakes.

Would you like me
to explain things to your wife?

And what exactly
are you gonna explain?

You don't even know
what you're telling me.

What are you gonna
tell her?

You okay?
What's going on?

[ soft music plays ]

Man: Taylor.

Three, four, five, six, seven,
eight, nine, $2,000.

Thank you.
[ sniffs ]

[ door beeps ]

I need a room.

[ lock beeps ]

[ water runs ]

[ water stops ]

[ sighs ]

[ dialing ]

[ ringing ]

Michael: Hello?

I'm at
the ceres court hotel.

You gonna stay --
[ receiver clicks ]

[ sighs ]

[ birds chirping ]

[ dog barking in distance ]

[ siren chirps ]

[ tires screech ]

Hey. Hey!

Come here.
Where are you going?

Russ:
Uh, going inside.

No, you're not.

I have to. I have to see --
the house is sealed.

You're not going inside.
It's -- it's my son's house.

Your son?
[ sniffs ] mm-hmm.

What's your name?
It's russ skokie.

Is your name on the lease?
Uh, no.

Then you're not going inside
unless you get a court order.

No, but it's --
it's my son's house.
I understand that.

W-why would i need
permission to get...
I under-- i understand
that it belongs to --

...Into my own son's house?
I understand that it
belongs to your son.

Why would i possibly need --
it's my own son --
but you -- you don't own --

Sir!
Five minutes.

Sir, listen to me.
Only five minutes.

Tom: So, my conversation
with the police detective...

[ sniffs ]

...Gwen's rape kit came back
from being tested.

Came back negative
for any evidence that --

She wasn't assaulted?

It's negative.
She wasn't assaulted?

It came back negative
for any evidence

That the man who shot matt
assaulted her.

But there is evidence

That she had...Intercourse
with somebody else.

I don't understand.

She was raped.
No.

No, they don't think
it was rape anymore.

They think it was some kind of
consensual sex.

A kind?
Mm-hmm.

What kind?

What kind of sex
do they confuse for rape?
But they're running other tests.

Okay? They're running
other tests.

But the detective said
they think that, um...

There was more
than one man.

[ sighs ]

I can't talk about this.

No, we need to know
what happened.
And do what?

What changes?

Russ was asking me questions
about matt and gwen,

If they were all right.
Leave that family
out of it.

If they were happy.
All of them.

They're damaged.

I don't want to hear
about any of it.

So, please.

Please just leave it,
okay?

Something happened
with our daughter.

She's holding on
to her life.

That's what's happening.

And you want to talk about
whether she was raped,

Whether she wasn't raped.
Yes, i do.

Why? What difference
does it make?

Because that is not
the child that i raised.
Don't do it!

Don't do it to her!
Don't!

Oh, my god.
The very thought of her with --
with other men,

Just makes me
sick to my stomach.
Give me your phone.

What?
Give it to me.

Why?
Give me your phone!
I want it.

Give it...

Get...

Give it to me.

[ beep ]

[ sighs ]

That's her.

That's our daughter.

Gwen: Daddy.

That's her.
[ chuckles ]

Look.

Look at her.
[ inhales sharply ]

That's all
you need to know.

That's all.

While
she's laying there...

...That's how
you remember her.

[ sighs ]

[ birds chirping ]

Nancy: So, i heard about your
son and his wife on the news.

You should know
that i'm a survivor, too.

When i tell you
that i know

What you're going through,
i mean it.

I've been there.

I...Reached out
to you --

To your organization
because...

...I need help.
[ clears throat ]

And that's not easy
for me to ask.

Everything i've done
for m-my boys --

I-i-i've done everything
on my own.

You're not letting anyone down
by asking for help.

What you're facing
is complicated.

As the survivor
of a victim,

There are rights
you're entitled to.

On your website,

I read that you will advocate
in the court --

If you haven't been
properly informed

About any aspect
of the legal proceedings,

If you've been denied
an impact statement --
no, i need something else.

I need...

Look, i'm gonna say
what i'm gonna say,

And you can react
however you --

If you
had three whites

Who went into
a black's house

And murdered him,
raped his wife,

You would have
all these black leaders

On anderson cooper talking
about how it's a hate crime

And how there ought to be
some special treatment.

[ inhales deeply ]
but...

But it happens to my son
and his wife?

Who's out there
for them?

I mean, nobody.

Because...

You know, hate crimes
can't happen to white people.

That's not true.
They're blaming my son.

[ voice breaking ]
they're trying to blame my son.

I'm...

[ sniffles ]

I'm tired.
Mm-hmm.

[ sniffles ]
i'm -- -- i'm tired.

You -- you need to know
what's ahead of you.

It's gonna be slow,
long.

Might be a year,
maybe even more than a year

Before the case
even goes to trial.

The other side
will do anything,

Say anything about your son,
you, your family

To walk away
from what they did.

You need to advocate every day,
all the time.

But you also
need to decide

What you can
put yourself through.

Can you handle it?

It's not about me.

All this
is about my son.

I need help.

I need...
People with me.

But whatever i have to do,
however i have to do it,

There is nothing i won't do
for my child.