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>> [ Gasps ]
[ Crying ]

[ Sobbing ]
No!

[ Sobbing continues ]
[ Screams ]

♪♪
♪♪

>> ♪ I said bang, bang, bang
♪ Got you in my range

♪ Crazy, goin' insane
♪ Crazy, goin' insane

>> ♪ I say bang, bang, bang
♪ Got you in my range

♪ Crazy, goin' insane
♪ Crazy, goin' insane

>> ♪ It goes boom, boom, boom
♪ Your vibe makes me go mental

♪ Wild
♪ It's like vroom, vroom,

vroom ♪
♪ Can't believe you got into my

so-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ul ♪
Turn the lights on!

>> ♪ Might say loco
♪ Might say loco

♪ Lips like liquor
♪ Skin like cocoa

♪ Ice like fire
♪ Burn right through you

♪ Keep your paper
♪ I got beaucoup, oh

>> ♪ My walk has a
>> ♪ Way to lead you

>> ♪ You'll follow,
you'll follow, I know you will ♪

♪ I've got the deadliest ways to
please you ♪

♪ Glock-a, glock-a,
shoot to kill ♪

♪ I said bang, bang, bang
♪ Got you in my range

♪ Crazy, goin' insane
♪ Crazy, goin' insane

>> ♪ I said bang, bang, bang
[ Gun cocks, echoing gunshot ]

>> ♪ I said bang, bang, bang
[ Gun cocks, echoing gunshot ]

>> Good morning.

>> Good morning.

>> We have a 9:30 meeting with
Mr. Mark Goldberg, please.

>> Yes, you do.

He's looking forward
to seeing you.

Right this way.

>> Thank you so much.

>> I'll be meeting
with the C.E.O. from

Rockman Pharmaceuticals tonight.

My feeling is we can settle this
whole thing for half a million,

be done with it.

>> I don't know about that,
Walter.

I mean, the other side has a
pretty solid case, you know?

Rockman's general counsel
authorized the sale for

$1.5 million.

Get it over with.

>> Just trust me.

I-I know this firm and their
boss.

They're a bunch of
bottom-feeders.

So you offer them half a
million.

They'll be skipping out of here
like it's Christmas Day.

>> [ Chuckles softly ]
[ Telephone rings ]

>> Yes?

>> Mr. Goldberg, your 9:30 is
here.

>> Uh, someone will be with them
shortly.

>> Yes, sir.

>> No. Whoa, whoa. Dara, sit.

Sit.

See, uh, first, we just let 'em
stew for a while, and then when

they're good and agitated, we
stick a fork in 'em and make

sure they're done.

Watch and learn.

[ Chuckles ]
>> [ Sighs ]

What is the holdup?

Someone should have been out
here by now, right?

>> It's just a game.

See, they want us to think that
they have a lot of other things

that are more important than
meeting with us, right?

So they're gonna have us out
here, checking out the decor,

the accouterment, looking out
the window at all of the

beautiful view and all that.

You know what that is?

Bullshit.

>> It's impressive.

You know, why don't we get a
downtown high rise and it would

be a nice upgrade, you know?

>> That's why -- because I'm not
gonna pay rent downtown.

I'm not gonna take money out of
my wallet and put it in someone

else's wallet.

T--
>> Oh. Good morning.

>> Hello.

>> I'm Dara Grant.

>> My pleasure, Ms. Grant.

My name is Bradley Hudson, and
this is my daughter,

Desiree Hudson, esquire.

>> Hi. Nice to meet you.

>> Nice to meet you.

Will you please follow me?

>> Of course.

>> Okay.

>> Thank you so much.

>> Okay.

>> Remember what I told you.

>> Yeah. Why don't you?

[ Footsteps approach ]
Mm.

Bradley Hudson?

What are you doing here?

>> Your 9:30 appointment.

Good to see you, Walter.

>> Uh, I was told that, uh, the
Mann family was being

represented by, uh...

>> Philip Dorf from
Dorf Associates.

Unless there's some mistake?

>> No mistake.

We talked to Phil last night.

We're gonna cancel here unless
there's an offer on the table.

>> We've been authorized to
offer half a million.

Take it or leave it.

>> I haven't familiarized myself
with this case yet, but, uh, i

would think that there's some
class-action possibility here.

I mean, we don't know how many
defendants might emerge from the

woodpile when I, uh...

do my press conference.

>> Wait. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Press conference, huh?

That won't be necessary.

>> Of course it's not necessary
because we're old friends,

aren't we, Walter?

I would think that
$5 million U.S. would make

everybody happy.

>> [ Chuckles softly ]
$5 million?

Is that a joke?

>> No, it's not a joke.

It's not a joke, is it, Walter?

You hear anything funny?

>> No. No. That sounds like a
reasonable offer.

I will have the paperwork done
and, uh, a check sent over to

your office this afternoon.

>> Always a pleasure doing
business with you, Walter.

>> Mm-hmm. You, too, Bradley.

>> I like that tie.

>> Yeah. What, you want the
shirt off my back, too?

>> Oh, that's good. I like that.

>> What was that?

You told us to not offer more
than half a million!

>> Yeah, well, that was before I
knew that Bradley Hudson was

representing the other side,
you...imbecile.

♪♪
>> Excuse me.

Excuse me. Mr. Hudson?

>> Yes, sir? May I help you?

>> Hi, sir.

Uh, my name is Michael Jones.

>> Hello, Michael Jones.

Nice to meet you.

This is my daughter,
attorney Desiree Hudson.

>> Nice. Uh, well, sir, I just
wanted to stop you and tell you

that that was some very fine
lawyering you did back there.

>> Thank you.

Appreciate your vote of
confidence.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Um, how long have you been
with the firm?

>> A little over a year now.

Yeah. I graduated Harvard Law
last year.

>> Ah, Harvard?

>> Yeah.

>> I'm a graduate of the
Howard University School of Law,

as is my daughter and my son,
as well.

>> Is there, uh, any chance
you're hiring?

>> Thought you had a job.

>> Yes, sir, I do.

But, between you and I,
from one black man to another,

there's not much
Goldberg Klein & Hopper can

teach me about being a lawyer...

or a black man, at that.

>> If you're serious...

why don't you, uh...

give me a call...

from a landline...

and we'll talk?

And just remember that, uh...

you know, we're not fancy like
the people down here.

At Hudson & Hudson, we work for
a living.

♪♪
[ Cellphone vibrates ]

Mm.

>> 911?

>> Hello?

>> Where are you?

We have a situation.

>> I'm -- I'm -- I'm sorry.

I just came out of a meeting
downtown.

Bad reception.

What's -- What's happening?

>> I can't talk about it over
the phone.

You need to get to the office
now.

We have a problem --
one that I can't handle.

>> I'll be right there. Hello?

Hello?

>> Oh, no.

What -- What happened?

Is everything okay?

>> I don't know.

>> What did she say?

>> I've never heard Carla say
that she couldn't handle

something.

[ Both moaning ]
>> [ Chuckles ]

>> [ Chuckles ]
[ Both exhale sharply ]

>> Ooh.

[ Both exhale sharply ]
That was really good.

>> Mm-hmm.

Wait.

>> [ Exhales sharply ]
>> Good?

>> Yeah. Yeah, it was good.

I mean, I had an orgasm.

To me, that's good.

That's way more than I was
expecting.

>> So, you weren't expecting to
have an orgasm?

>> Well, I was hopeful, but I
wasn't confident.

>> Oh. Okay.

>> Okay, look, I'm happy to say
that you exceeded my

expectations.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Mm-hmm.

I mean, I actually came...

>> Three times?

>> Mm-hmm. [ Chuckles ]
>> Mm. Go, me.

[ Both laugh ]
So, I guess it's safe to say

we'll be doing this again
sometime soon?

>> Hmm.

Well, why put off for tomorrow
what we could do today?

I mean, I'm not due back into
the office for another two

hours, so...

>> Mm.

[ Cellphone vibrating ]
>> Can you hold that thought?

[ Groans ]
[ Sighs ] Come on.

This is Teresa.

Holy shit.

Wait. Are you serious?

But when?

Wow. Okay. Um...yeah.

I-I-I'll be right there.

Okay.

>> [ Groans ]
>> Um...I'm gonna need a rain

check on round 2.

>> Shit happens.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, what do you say we get
together Saturday night?

>> Hmm.

>> I'll cook.

>> You cook?

>> Yes, I do,
like Chef Boyardee.

[ Both chuckle ]
You bring your appetite...

and the condoms.

>> Mm.

Okay.

♪♪
>> Hey.

Carla called you?

>> Yeah, she did, but she did
not tell me what the hell is

going on.

>> Yeah, me, neither.

>> Mr. Hudson?

Carla's waiting for you.

>> Breaking news.

Actor, singer, and activist
Kyle Kirby has been found

murdered at his Westchester,
New York, home.

>> Kyle has been survived...

>> Damn. Once again, another
black man's life cut short.

>> ...Savannah.

>> Kyle was a generous dude,
on top of being talented.

>> Yeah, and I heard he donated
half his check from his

last movie to the
Habitat for Humanity in Jamaica,

Queens.

>> Half his check?

>> Yep.

>> Didn't he make like --
>> $20 million.

But donating that money wasn't
righteous, it was just stupid.

Y'all acting like this guy's the
second coming.

He ain't nobody special.

>> So this is what the, uh, 911
text was all about?

>> Well, it's good to see you,
too, Bradley.

How's the best lawyer money can
buy, hmm?

>> Well, that depends.

>> On what?

>> On if you're ready to pay
your fucking bill, you deadbeat

piece of shit.

>> Alright. I may owe you a few
dollars...

but you don't got to call me no
deadbeat, Lamont.

Have a little respect.

>> Oh, you want respect?

Pay your goddamn bill, then.

We busted our asses to keep your
sorry ass out of jail.

>> [ Chuckling ] Okay.

>> Billy...

if you have no legitimate
business here, I suggest that

you leave right now.

>> Man, I'm not leaving,
especially since I just brought

you a client that's gonna make
you more famous than

F. Lee Bailey, Johnnie Cochran,
and Cellino & Barnes combined.

Ain't that right, Carla?

>> Maybe.

>> Well, what's that all about?

>> Follow me.

♪♪
♪♪

♪♪
♪♪

>> Oh, shit.

♪♪
Hey.

You okay?

He didn't hurt you at all?

No?

That's good. Alright.

Um, either one of you got
something she can put on?

>> Yeah. I think I have a dress.

>> Okay. That'll work.

Alright. Get her cleaned up and
put her clothes in a bag.

Put the bag in my office.

Carla, I need you to get one of
your people to monitor the

newsfeeds on the Internet 24/7.

We don't want anything sneaking
up on us.

And get Perk to get down to the
crime scene right away,

ASAP, please.

Thank you.

>> What should we do about him?

>> Oh, you mean me?

The guy that just brought you
this big case?

>> Lamont, I need you to, uh,
let the past be the past and I

need you to interview Billy.

I want to know everything that
he knows.

Can you do that without breaking
his fucking face?

>> Yeah, I'm good.

>> They're the best in the
business, Savannah.

It's gonna be okay.

>> He's right, Savannah.

Everything's gonna be okay.

Don't you worry about a thing,
alright?

[ Indistinct conversations ]
>> I get it.

I got press crawling all over
the place down here.

I need at least about three more
units, Lieutenant.

Mm-hmm.

So, what you got, Ransom?

I got five news vans downstairs,
and Lieutenant Barnes is

crawling up my ass, and it's
just gonna be a matter of time

before the chief is crawling up
there, too.

>> Okay. Well, seven stab wounds
of varying depth and most likely

done with this.

>> I want the prints off that
knife ASAP.

So, we do have an approximate
time of death?

>> Yeah. I would say between
10:00 and 2:00 last night, and

he was probably asleep before it
occurred.

And if I were to take a guess,
I would say it was a crime of

passion.

>> You think?

[ Conversations continue ]
[ Siren wailing in distance ]

Man, looky here. Ha!

Who would have thought this guy
was such a holy roller?

>> They're collectibles.

A lot of people collect angels.

You know, they can go for as
much as $20,000 at an auction.

>> [ Chortles ]
Psh.

>> [ Chuckles ]
♪♪

[ Conversations continue ]
>> Alright.

>> Of course they'd bring you
in, man.

>> How are you?

>> Good to see you.

>> You, too.

Ladies and gentlemen.

>> Who is that?

>> [ Exhales sharply ]
That's Perk Simmons.

You don't know Perk Simmons?

>> No.

But I'd like to.

>> He's kind of a local
celebrity.

Used to play high-school and
college ball here in the city.

[ Sniffs ]
The guy became a cop.

>> Him? A cop?

>> Yeah. A damn good one, too,
until Bradley Hudson hired him

away from the department.

Now he's a private dick working
exclusively for Hudson.

>> Knock, knock.

>> My man Perk Simmons.

>> You're new here.

>> Hi. CSU, Alexis Ransom.

>> Hi, Alexis.

>> Hi.

>> You can call me "Perk."

>> Hi, Perk.

>> Nice to meet you.

>> Pleasure.

>> Wait.

Are we serious right now?

Can I talk to you outside for a
minute?

Wait right here for me, please.

>> Yeah.

>> So, tell me this.

Why are you really here, Perk?

>> Oh, your victim's wife,
Savannah Kirby, is a friend of

the firm.

I'm just here getting ahead of
things in case my services

are needed.

>> A friend of the firm?

>> Yeah.

>> Is that a new term for
"client"?

Now tell me this.

Has the victim's wife lawyered
up already?

>> I'm not at liberty to say.

>> Come on, now.

Cut the shit, Perk.

Now, I have asked you twice.

Why are you really here?

>> You know, if I wasn't
mistaken, I'd swear you weren't

glad to see me, Brown.

>> Come on, man. We got history.

And, look, there's a dead body
upstairs.

>> You want to speak to
Savannah, right?

>> Of course we do.

>> Well, I can get you an
interview.

All I need -- let me in.

Let me take a few pictures while
you guys are processing.

No harm, no foul.

>> Well, let me run that by the
Lieutenant, but we both know how

he feels about your boss.

>> Yep.

>> But let me see what I can do.

>> Alright.

I'll be here enjoying the view.

♪♪
>> It's been a long time,

Lamont.

You still with that fine-ass --
>> Hey, look, let's not pretend

like we're still friends,
a'ight?

'Cause that ship sailed a long
time ago.

>> Wow. You're taking this real
personal, ain't you?

>> Hell, yeah, I'm taking it
personal.

Man, 100 grand is a lot of
money, man, especially since I'm

the one who convinced my old man
to take you on as his client in

the first place.

>> And I told you I'm gonna pay
you back.

>> Save it, alright?

We put you on a payment plan.

You ain't made one payment.

Now, we could sue your ass for
the money and win.

>> Oh, you could sue my --
>> Yeah. But that'd just make us

look petty.

>> Yeah.

>> Besides...

one thing that we know
that you don't.

>> What's that?

>> You made a nice life for
yourself as a manager, Bill.

But you and I both know that
you're more street than

Hollywood.

Eventually, you're gonna screw
up and really need us, and on

that day, that's when you're
gonna wish that you had paid us

the money.

>> Hmm.

>> Yeah.

Now, what's your angle on
Savannah, huh?

You screwing her?

>> No, Lamont.

She's my client.

I've been managing her acting
career since she left

Howie and Snow.

>> Oh, oh, whoa.

You ain't getting off that
easily.

How are you involved
in the case?

>> I'm not.

She called me crying.

I went and picked her up.

I didn't even go in the house,
Lamont.

>> Well, why bring her here,
then?

>> Like you said, I'm more
street than I am Hollywood, and

everybody knows she's got anger
issues, especially since she

smacked the shit out of
Keisha Whitley at the Grammys

last year.

I am trying to protect my meal
ticket.

I didn't want her talking to no
cops until she talked to a

lawyer, just in case she did it.

>> Did she?

>> I don't know. I didn't ask.

Plausible deniability --
isn't that what y'all told me

when you was handling my case?

I got to make a call.

>> You know what, Billy?

For the first time in your life,
you may have actually done

something right.

[ Chuckles softly ]
>> No, I understand, Perk.

You do what you got to do right
there, and well take care of it

right here on our end.

Thank you very much.

Good job.

That was my lead investigator,
and you have about for hours to

prep for a police interview, so
you're gonna have to tell me

everything that you know, and
don't leave out anything,

because your freedom
depends on it.

Do you understand me?

♪♪
Very good.

Now, Savannah, I'm listening.

I'm hitting "record."

Go ahead.

[ Button clicks ]
>> Savannah, did you kill your

husband?!

>> Please.

Mrs. Kirby is not in handcuffs.

There is no warrant for her
arrest.

She is here simply to help the
police find the killer.

Thank you very much.

>> Well, Savannah, do you have a
comment?

>> No further comments!

♪♪
It's all good.

>> Hello, all.

We appreciate you coming,
Mrs. Kirby.

We just need to fill in some
holes leading up to your

husband's death.

So, if you could tell us
everything that happened last

night exactly as it did, that
would go a long way in helping

us apprehend his killer.

>> Savannah is willing to
cooperate in any way necessary,

Lieutenant.

>> Well, that's great.

So, Mrs. Kirby, when was the
last time you saw your husband

alive?

>> I...left the house around
7:30 last night.

Um, uh, Billy -- Billy King, my
manager -- and I went to see the

new, uh, Gregg Anderson movie.

>> You didn't have to do this.

>> [ Chuckles ]
>> Mmm.

>> Mm-mm-mm! Mm!

Wow.

>> Mm. Ohh!

Mama Kirby, don't nobody cook
soul food like you.

>> Mmm.

>> Well, you could if you'd slow
your ass down long enough for me

to show you how.

Hmm. Don't you think you should
learn how to cook for your

husband?

>> My husband didn't marry me
for my cooking.

[ Chuckles ]
>> [ Chuckles ]

You know that's right.

>> [ Laughs ]
[ Knock on door ]

>> Coming in!

Mama Kirby, you look fantastic!

How are you doing? Mwah!

>> Billy.

>> Ah. What's going on, brother?

Hey.

>> How are you, man?

>> Wow.

I'm sorry. Pardon me.

But your wife looks fantastic.

>> Doesn't she look amazing?

>> As great as you look, what do
I always tell you?

If we want to be great...

>> Can't be late.

>> That's right.

Let's pack it up. Let's go.

>> [ Chuckles ] Bye, baby.

>> Have a good time, baby.

>> Okay, 'cause we might be
late.

Okay?

Hey!

>> What, Ma?

>> You don't mind that she go
out with him?

>> Come on, Ma. I trust her.

That's my wife.

>> I don't trust him.

>> You usually go to these kinds
of things without your husband?

>> No.

But Billy thought it was a good
idea that I go solo so that I

might, uh, be able to pitch
myself to Gregg Anderson for his

next project.

♪♪
Gregg!

>> Hey! You came!

>> Wouldn't miss it for the
world.

>> Hey, Billy. Good to see you.

>> I'd love to work with you in
the future.

>> Are you serious?

Because I was just thinking the
same thing.

>> Okay. So, you went to the
premiere.

Then you came home?

>> No. [ Sighs ]
Billy and I went to the

afterparty.

I told you I was trying to pitch
myself to Gregg.

>> Okay. So, how did that go for
you?

>> Good, actually.

>> Okay.

Listen.

I'm not just saying this.

You're perfect for the female
lead in my next film, okay?

And it's called "Southland."

But there is a catch, and it's a
deal-breaker.

>> What's that?

>> You have to get your husband,
Kyle, to play the male lead.

>> That's done. He'll do it.

>> Savannah, I wouldn't.

>> I told you he'd do it.

My husband will do anything
for me.

>> That -- That's right.

>> You sure about that?

'Cause I am telling you, whoever
plays the female lead will win

the Oscar.

>> Me. I'm gonna win the Oscar.

>> We'll see ya on the set.

>> I'll be right back.

>> Go write that speech. Huh?

[ Laughs ]
>> Well, congratulations.

I'm sure you wanted to share
that information with your

husband, right?

[ Ringing ]
>> Hey.

>> Hey, baby. How you doing?

>> Just dropped off Mom.

About to head home.

What's up, baby?

>> You're never gonna believe
this.

Gregg Anderson offered me the
lead role in his new film.

>> That's fantastic!

Look, you said hiring Billy was
gonna jump-start your acting

career.

>> I know, right?

And guess what -- he wants you
to play the male lead.

>> Tell him I said no.

>> But I already told him that
you'd do it.

>> Look --
>> I'll look like a fool if I go

back in there and tell him that.

>> Look, you shouldn't have
talked to him in the first place

without speaking to me.

Look, I got to talk to somebody.

Just make sure that man
understands I'm not doing that

movie.

[ Cellphone beeps ]
[ Beeping ]

>> Ky--
Oh, n--

>> ♪ Oh, I
♪ I need you, baby

>> Get me a double shot of
tequila and keep it comin'.

>> So, can you tell us what time
you left the party?

>> How am I supposed to remember
that?

I do know what time I got home,
though.

[ Both laughing ]
>> Don't you fall out of my car.

>> Oooooooooooh!

>> Come on.

>> [ Laughs ] We did it!

>> Oh, whoa. Whoa-oh!

>> [ Laughs ]
We did it. Yes!

>> There we go.

Whoa. Stay with the group.

Stay with the group.

[ Both laugh ]
Shh.

>> Mm, I'm gonna be a star,
a movie star.

>> You're already a star.

>> A movie star.

>> Shh.

You'll wake up the whole house.

>> Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

[ Both chuckle ]
>> Listen to me.

>> I had a great time tonight.

>> You did great.

>> Thank you. Thank you.

>> Get in there. Go.

>> Alright. Alright.

♪♪
>> So, now you're home.

Did your husband greet you at
the door?

Just tell us what happened next.

>> I was high...

drunk...

and horny.

And I was trying to figure out
if I should have some

sweet potato pie or if I should
go down the hall and get busy

with my husband.

I decided that getting dick was
way better than some

sweet potato pie.

>> ♪ We're makin' love
>> ♪ Power-grippin'

on the neck ♪
♪ I'm gonna

>> ♪ Tonight
>> ♪ When I ask her whose it is,

she gonna say,
"It's all yours" ♪

>> ♪ Lookin' up at daddy
>> Okay. So, you took a bath.

Then you made love to your
husband?

>> Hell, no.

I fell asleep in the tub.

>> Whoa. Wait a second.

You fell asleep in the tub?

Given what you said, that makes
no sense at all.

>> I wouldn't expect your old
dusty ass to understand that,

but we women do that sometimes.

There's nothing like a long, hot
bath.

How long do I have to keep going
through this shit?

>> Let's all just calm down here
just a moment.

>> Okay. So, what the hell
happened to you making love to

your husband?

>> Nothing.

I had every intention of making
love to my husband, but once my

head hit that pillow, I was out
like a light.

>> You know what, Mrs. Kirby?

I don't believe a word you're
saying.

>> Well, then screw you.

I don't give a shit.

>> You might if you're sitting
in a cell for the next 20 years.

>> So...

you didn't believe
Matthew Wright, either,

did you, Lieutenant?

>> You know, I'm sick and tired
of you bringing that up every

time I see you.

>> What am I supposed to do --
forget about it?

I mean, you played a pretty
hefty role in, uh, railroading

an innocent young man to
5 1/2 years in prison,

and you know what?

I'm not gonna let you do that to
my client.

>> You know I didn't railroad
anybody.

I presented the facts of that
case as I knew them at the time,

and you know it.

>> And what I know is an
innocent young man spent half of

his adult life behind bars
because of you!

>> You --
>> Okay.

Can we just calm down, please?

Can we all take a seat?

Mr. Hudson?

Hello, Mrs. Kirby.

I'm Assistant District Attorney
Teresa Graham.

Now let's just get to the point
right here.

When did you realize that your
husband was dead?

♪♪
>> [ Exhales sharply ]

♪♪
♪♪

[ Gasps ]
♪♪

[ Breathing heavily ]
>> You got to be kidding me.

You expect us to believe that
you slept with your husband all

night and you didn't realize he
was dead?

>> I'm not lying.

I'm telling the truth!

>> Then why didn't you go to the
police?

>> Because --
>> You don't have to answer

that, alright?

She's answered all your
questions.

Any further questions,
direct them to me.

>> Uh, just one more question,
Mrs. Kirby.

Did you kill your husband?

>> Any further questions,
direct them to me, please.

>> [ Scoffs ]
♪♪

♪♪
>> Hey, babe.

Sorry I'm so late.

I -- I was gonna text you, but
I -- I just didn't get to it.

>> That's okay.

>> [ Sighs ]
>> I was actually waiting for

the girls to finish up the
background check on Savannah.

>> Ahh.

>> How'd it go?

>> Oh, you know.

Everybody out there says she's
just a witness, but...you can

bet your ass she's a suspect.

[ Chuckles ]
What'd you find out?

>> Well, right now the public
sentiment is mixed.

Most people think that she
did it.

But they're a little confused
about why, especially the women.

However, I think we can use that
to our advantage.

But if you're right about the
other side holding something

back, I'd rather know that
sooner than later.

>> I heard that.

>> Well...

[ Clears throat ]
The heels today liked to kill

me.

I'm so glad to be home and
slipped into something more

comfortable.

>> I've been thinking all day
about getting home and slipping

into something very comfortable
myself.

>> Mmm, Bradley Hudson.

Come on. You have that tone.

>> [ Laughs ]
>> Now, my feet are aching,

which means my body's aching,
too.

>> Oh, really?

>> Mm-hmm.

>> I might have to do something
about that.

You know, I was thinking that I
might give up the practice of

law and take up the practice of,
uh, medicine.

Why don't you just put your feet
right there?

Now, are you familiar with the
term..."toe-llatio"?

Oh, I love it when you call me
doctor.

>> Listen, I like when you play
doctor.

>> [ Laughs ]
>> That was new.

>> Ah! Oh, hold on.

>> Ah.

>> Sorry.

>> [ Sighs ]
>> Shit.

Oh, fuck.

Yes?

>> Bradley?

The police are outside.

>> Calm down.

Calm down, my dear.

>> Okay.

Okay.

>> You are about to be arrested.

You are to talk to no one except
for me or one of my associates.

Do you understand me, Savannah?

>> Yeah.

Yes.

♪♪
>> [ Sighs heavily ]

[ Police radio chatter ]
>> Savannah Kirby, you're under

arrest for the murder of
Kyle Kirby.

You have the right to remain
silent.

Anything you say can and will be
used against you in a court of

law.

Come on.

>> [ Crying ] No.

>> Don't say a word.

[ Camera shutter clicking ]
♪♪

[ Cell door slams ]
♪♪

>> It's a circus.

>> Oh, well, well, well,
well, well.

Look who decided to show up.

It's 8:45. Where's your father?

>> He has more important things
to handle.

He'll meet us after the
arraignment.

>> More important things to --
There is an A-list celebrity in

there about to stand in front of
a judge for murder, and your

overpriced daddy got something
more important to do?

>> Don't you worry about the
arraignment, okay?

I got this.

>> Oh.

Pause, playboy.

You ain't got shit.

You're a wannabe, Lamont.

We're paying for Bradley Hudson.

Where is he?

>> First of all, you're not
paying us shit because you're

not the client.

Secondly, you want to talk about
paying someone?

You pay us the $113,000.68
you owe us.

Thirdly, Savannah didn't hire
Bradley Hudson.

She hired Hudson & Hudson.

And our job is to put the right
person in the right place.

Now, do you want a press
conference?

Or do you want to take your
motherfucking client home?

>> I was just asking.

>> Behave yourself.

>> You don't got to take it all
sensitive.

[ Sighs ]
>> Well, Mr. Jones, you know,

working for me is like pledging
a fraternity.

You're gonna be up all night.

You're not gonna get any sleep.

>> Think I'm up for a challenge.

>> Yeah?

Very good.

Let's put some of that, uh,
Harvard education to work,

why don't we?

Brother Jones.

♪♪
>> Bradley, I appreciate you

taking on Savannah's case.

I really do.

>> Hi.

>> Snow.

>> I've known her since she
was a kid.

And I can tell you that, uh,
there's no way she could kill

anybody.

>> Well, that's good to hear.

>> If there anything I can do
for you, Bradley, anything at

all, I will do it.

>> Alright, well, let's not beat
around the bush.

You know, I was wondering why a
five-time Grammy Award-winning

artist, who is married to a
multimillion-dollar actor,

should have problems coming up
with my retainer fee.

What am I not seeing here?

Is Kyle abusive?

>> Oh, hell no.

He wasn't like that.

If that were the case,
I would have killed him myself.

>> What's the problem then?

>> [ Sighs ]
Savannah has a, uh, serious

addiction, and we've been kind
of, uh, hiding it for a while.

>> Drugs? Alcohol?

>> Shopping.

>> Come on.

Shopping?

[ Chuckles ] If that was the
case, then my daughter would

have a big-time addiction.

>> Not like this, she don't.

>> You see...

she has CBD.

>> What the fuck is CBD?

>> CBD.

Compulsive buying disorder.

It's literally an addiction to
shopping.

It's ruined families financially
for years.

>> Yeah. See?

There's a smart guy.

>> Yes, he is, Mr. Jones.

Alright, so, she has this, uh...

>> CBD.

>> ...CBD.

Why haven't I heard of it?

Why has she not filed
bankruptcy?

>> Because she had me and Kyle
to bail her out and to cover it

up.

See, when they got married, Kyle
had to shell out $2 million for

credit-card debt.

$2 million.

Well, after that, he wasn't
gonna let her anywhere near his

finances, so she fired me for
telling him.

>> Hence that dirtbag Billy King
managing her career now.

>> Alright.

So, it's all, uh, starting to
make some sense here.

♪♪
>> Thank you.

♪♪
>> [ Sighs ]

♪♪
♪♪

>> You alright?

>> Yeah.

>> Mrs. Kirby, you've been
charged with second-degree

murder.

How do you plead?

>> Not guilty, Your Honor.

>> Due to the seriousness of the
charge, the people request

remand, Your Honor.

>> Your Honor, my client is a
public figure with ties to the

community.

>> Your Honor, Mrs. Kirby
brutally stabbed her husband

to death.

She's a woman of great means
and has many contacts in many

countries that do not have
extradition treaties with ours.

The people see her as a serious
flight risk.

>> My client is not a flight
risk and plans to vehemently

fight these accusations against
her.

She's one of the most
recognizable people on the

planet, Your Honor.

Frankly, she has nowhere to
hide.

And her financial state is
highly exaggerated.

>> Your Honor, her prints were
found on the murder weapon.

>> Along with two other unknown
sets of fingerprints,

Your Honor.

Now, if the people's case was as
strong as they portray, then

they'd be charging my client
with first-degree murder

and not second.

>> Ms. Graham, Mr. Hudson
makes a great point.

There aren't many places where
someone as popular as Mrs. Kirby

could hide.

>> Your Honor, I --
>> I would like to hear the bail

recommendation.

>> The people request bail be
set at $10 million.

>> $10 million?

Your Honor, that's outrageous.

>> I will be setting bail at
$2 million, with home

restriction and ankle
monitoring.

And, Mrs. Kirby, you will be
surrendering your passport.

>> How the hell does she get
bail?

>> Not everything is about the
law, Desiree.

Sometimes it's about numbers,
statistics, and a whole lot of

common sense.

>> It's probably those tight-ass
suits he be wearing.

>> Let's hope so. Let's go.

♪♪
>> Are we still on for Saturday

night?

>> I haven't decided yet.

I don't make it a habit of
screwing my opponents...

except in court.

>> [ Chuckles ]
>> Lamont, Lamont, Lamont.

I thought you said she was
getting off.

Where the...do you expect me to
come up with $2 million?

>> Oh, we sure as hell knew we
weren't getting it from you.

That's for damn sure.

But calm your nerves.

Her bail money just walked
through the door.

♪♪
>> I'd like to thank Howie

and Snow for posting my bond.

Thank you guys.

I really look forward to working
with you again in the studio.

[ Camera shutter clicking ]
Secondly...

I want everyone to know that I
loved my husband and I am not

guilty of doing anything but
loving him.

I look forward to proving my
innocence and helping to find

the real killer.

Thank you.

[ Knock on door ]
>> Mnh.

[ Door closes ]
What do you want?

>> What do you mean?

You said you were gonna cook me
dinner, remember?

You were Chef B-I-G, was it?

[ Laughs ]
I brought the wine.

>> It looks like you already
started.

>> Ohh, just a little bit.

>> It's 11:00.

Dinner would have been three
hours ago.

A phone call, even a text would
have been nice.

>> I'm sorry, baby.

You know how I am about work.

>> Mm-hmm.

Speaking of that...

>> Hmm?

>> ...you couldn't have given me
a heads-up that you were lead

prosecutor?

I had to find out on my own?

>> So now you don't know where
I work?

I mean, come on.

It's not like you were blowing
up my phone to tell me that your

firm was gonna be representing
Savannah Kirby, now, did you?

>> I didn't have to.

It was all over the television.

>> It was, wasn't it?

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Mm.

>> You know, you should recuse
yourself.

>> [ Scoffs, chuckles ]
Nope.

I'm not doing that.

No, this is the biggest case of
my career.

Now, you -- youshould recuse
yourself.

>> [ Scoffs ] Hell no.

My old man would skin me alive
even if he thought that we were

sleeping together.

>> So we have a secret.

>> It looks that way.

>> Well, how about we make it
interesting and make a wager?

>> What did you have in mind?

>> Well, when I win -- and,
trust me, I will win --

>> [ Laughs ]
>> You have to cook for me

every weekend for a month,
breakfast in bed, lunch, and

dinner.

>> Ah.

>> Snacks and some cocktails,
wearing only an apron

and a chef's hat.

>> Okay.

And when I win...

>> Mnh, not gonna happen.

>> [ Chuckles ]
>> You have to come clean for me

every weekend in one of those
sexy French maid outfits.

>> Mmm.

>> Mmm.

>> Okay.

I could take that bet.

Deal.

>> You're on.

[ Chuckles ]
>> Now, I came here for

something.

And I'm not leaving without it.

♪♪
♪♪

>> You need a light?

>> Yeah. Thanks.

♪♪
Perk Simmons.

>> Yo.

>> Damn. [ Laughs ]
It's been a minute.

You still an Eagles fan?

>> Why? You still taking bets?

>> If I remember correctly, you
weren't too good at winning.

So, yeah, I'll take your bets
anytime you like.

>> I can't argue with you there.

I was a pretty shitty gambler.

>> I'll catch you.

>> No. I'll catch you.

♪♪
[ Indistinct conversations ]

♪♪
[ Conversations continue ]

♪♪
♪♪

Have either of you started to
look into Kyle Kirby's personal

life?

>> Just the basic Internet
police searches -- you know,

domestic violence, police
contact, stuff like that.

We'll do more of a psychological
profile once we get closer to

the trial and start picking the
jury.

>> Have you come across anything
of him having a gambling

problem?

>> No.

Boxing, collectible angels.

But I can do more of an
extensive search.

>> Yeah, do that.

>> Why, what's the problem?

>> Maybe nothing.

But let's check anyway.

>> Get off of him!

Get off of my son right now!

>> Mama Kirby --
>> Don't you "Mama Kirby" me,

you murdering bitch!

>> I swear to God I didn't kill
him!

I loved Kyle.

>> Liar!

You loved his money!

>> No!

>> That's what you loved!

>> No, Mama!

>> His money and yourself!

Murderer!

Get your ass off of me!

>> Don't put this on me!

>> She murdered my boy!

>> [ Groans ]
Alright.

Alright.

Alright, somebody tell me,
please, that there were no news

cameras on at that funeral.

>> I wish there were only news
cameras.

Every cellphone in there was set
to record.

That slap Kyle's mom gave
Savannah has already gone viral.

So has her reaction.

>> Yeah.

Almost a million hits on
WorldstarHipHop alone.

And it's only been two hours.

What we need to do is get ahead
of this, yes?

>> Mm.

[ Sighs heavily ]
>> The other prints came back

on the knife.

It's Kyle and his mother,
Cathy Kirby.

Well, I know that Kyle didn't
stab himself.

>> Wait. Hold on.

We don't think that his mother
killed him, do we?

>> The police don't.

I mean, they're checking her
alibi right now.

>> Well, the, uh, public's in
the dark, so, uh...

it might not hurt to
float some of this out there.

>> Daddy, you cannot go out
there pointing the finger at the

victim's mother, especially if
she's innocent.

>> Our job is to defend our
client, not to be the moral

police.

And if we need to put a
plausible alternative out there,

then that's what we got to do.

>> Did you not see that woman
today?

She was broken.

Does anyone in here not believe
in karma?

>> Oh, come on, Des.

You know what this is.

We're just planting seeds of
reasonable doubt.

That's what we do.

>> Yeah, well, that's the part
of what we do that I can't

stand.

I can't believe we're just all
willing to ruin this woman's

life after everything she's been
through?

She just lost her son.

Unbelievable.

>> De-- Des, come --
>> Don't worry, son.

I'll talk to her after we
deal with this.

Hey, Keisha, get me, uh, TMZ.

>> Hi. Adam?

>> Yes. This is Adam.

>> Yeah, it's Desiree Hudson
with Hudson & Hudson.

>> How can I help you,
counselor?

>> Yes, my father asked me to
give you a call to see if you'd

rather we serve notice to you or
your client in regards to the

Barbara Simpson case?

>> Right.

Look, there's no reason for us
to keep on wasting time with all

this back and forth, so I think
I can get my client to a $75,000

settlement.

Will that work for you?

>> Mnh, if we can make that a
$150,000, I think I can make

that work.

>> Wh-- I-I think I can make
that work.

Let me call you back in an hour,
though.

>> Okay. Great.

Mm.

♪♪
>> Mm-hmm.

[ Chuckles ]
I see you learned a little bit

of something from me after all,
huh?

>> Yes.

That was St. Mary's Hospital.

They gave the name of the
battered women's shelter to our

client's husband.

He showed up and beat her pretty
badly.

$150,000 isn't a whole lot, but
enough for her to start over and

move someplace far from here.

>> That's good.

I'm glad we could be of
assistance, and I'm glad the

Hudson name could be of
assistance.

♪♪
>> What's this?

>> It's a telephone number for,
uh, John Shapiro.

He's the head of Legal Aid in
Manhattan.

Let him know that, uh,
you're connected to me, and, uh,

he'll hire you right away.

>> Are you firing me?

>> No.

But from what you said in my
office, it seems like, uh,

you don't really want to be
here.

>> No.

That's not it at all.

I just -- I feel bad for Kyle's
mother.

That woman has been put through
the wringer.

And what if that was Langston or
Lamont or even me, Daddy?

>> It's not.

And we were hired to represent
Savannah, and we've taken an

oath, we've taken our money,
and that's our business.

That's the business of the firm.

And if you can't be about the
business of the firm, then you

shouldn't be with the firm.

♪♪
♪♪

And it's not because I don't
love you.

I have been proud of you since
you took your first steps.

But you got to make up your mind
which way you're stepping,

Counselor Hudson.

>> [ Exhales sharply ]
♪♪

[ Birds chirping ]
[ Doorbell rings ]

>> ...and this has flowers
on it.

I didn't want flowers.

Ooh, I want another one in
black.

>> [ Exhales heavily ]
>> Mm-hmm.

And I got the purses. Uh-huh.

Yes.

Yeah.

[ Door closes ]
Ooh!

>> Where's Savannah?

Oh, shit.

>> Hold on one second.

Bradley, you're just in time.

I have something for you.

>> [ Sighs ]
>> Let's see.

>> Where the fuck did you get
all the money to buy all this

shit?

>> Billy gave it to me.

Hold on one second.

Oh, I think it's in the bedroom.

Hold on.

>> Hey, man.

Where was all the cash when
Savannah needed bail?

You said you were broke.

>> I was. I am.

But once you decided to bring
that asshole Howie around and

that scumbag Snow to bail her
out, you gave me an idea.

If they were willing to help,
how many other people were

willing to do the same?

So I started a GoFundMe page
for her.

>> Oh.

>> [ Scoffs ]
>> Oh, you fucking idiot.

This is a joke.

>> Ha, ha, ha.

>> If it is, the joke's on us.

>> Oh, my God.

What?

Savannah defense fund?

How did this get past us?

>> Looks like dumbass over here
spelled her name wrong on

purpose.

He left out one of the N's.

>> Brilliant.

But you know what?

Howie and Snow already posted
bail, so what you've done --

it's called fraud.

>> What did you expect me to do,
Bradley?

Hmm?

Let Howie, what, show me up?

I'm Savannah's manager.

Not him. Me.

>> You can't manage those two
cheap chains around your neck.

>> Oh, is that right?

>> Hey, hey.

We didn't come here for this,
Pop.

I'd like to kill him myself, but
remember, we have more important

things to deal with.

>> [ Singsong voice ] I found
it!

Cuff links.

>> I don't need fucking cuff
links.

I want the truth.

I want a client who can
show some remorse.

You don't even care that
husband was killed?

>> Of course I care.

I'm no monster.

Shopping is the only way I know
how to deal with this shit.

Or would you rather me take a
bunch of pills?

[ Sighs ]
And die tragically?

♪♪
>> Of course we don't.

We're just...working really hard
to keep you out of jail.

The police have Kyle's
cellphone.

They've gone through all his
text messages comprehensively.

They've found that the last text
that he received was from you,

and it's definitely something to
give you motive to kill your

husband.

And you're gonna go on trial in
less than two weeks, and if this

is true, I swear to God they're
gonna bring this thing up to

first-degree murder.

So I can't wait around for
discovery.

I need to know what's on the
text message, and I need to know

right now.

Right now, Savannah.

>> [ Sighs ]
>> Go ahead.

♪♪
>> [ Sighs heavily ]

♪♪
Fuck.

Why would you send him a text
message like that?

>> He hung up on me.

And that made me mad.

I tried to call him and he
wouldn't call me back and --

and so I sent that text.

♪♪
[ Cellphone vibrating ]

>> [ Groans lightly ]
[ Vibrating continues ]

Shit.

Ohh. Uh... [ Clears throat ]
Hello?

>> There you are.

I've been calling and texting
you all morning.

>> Yeah, I-I, um --
I got drunk last night and, uh,

probably got myself in something
I shouldn't have.

>> Ah.

I've been there a time or two
myself.

So, what is this I hear that
you quit and you're going to

Legal Aid?

>> Carla, no, I did not quit.

No. I love my job, okay?

I am not going to work for
Legal Aid.

That's for sure.

And I'm on my way to the office.

I'll be there in about 30
minutes.

Can you cover with me with
Daddy, please?

>> No, sweetheart.

This is between you and your
father.

Now, if you get your butt down
here soon, today could be your

lucky day.

Your father and your brother --
they're going to go talk to

Savannah, and they'll be out of
the office for at least another

hour.

>> Okay.

>> So find your panties
and get your ass to work.

Goodbye.

>> Whew! [ Inhales sharply ]
>> Good morning, sunshine.

>> Don't "good morning" me,
okay?

You were supposed to wake me up.

What happened to you waking me
up?

>> I did wake you up, but then I
put you back to sleep.

Don't you remember?

>> No.

I don't remember that, okay?

What I do remember is me asking
you to wake me up in 15 minutes,

okay?

You're gonna get me fired.

>> I'mgonna get youfired?

>> Yes.

>> Look, Daddy is not gonna fire
his little princess.

>> Okay, you keep staying that.

[ Scoffs ]
Okay, now, where the hell are my

panties?

Have you seen those?

>> You threw them over there
in the corner in a mad rush.

It was kind of like a party
toss.

[ Laughs ]
>> You know, you're an ass.

You're a real ass.

>> Oh, I'm an ass?

>> Yes.

>> You're the one that came over
uninvited, looking for a booty

call, like I'm a piece of ass.

>> Okay, no.

You're a piece of ass because
you let me do it, okay?

We agreed this was something
that we weren't gonna do,

remember?

>> Oh, no.

You said you didn't
want to do it.

I didn't agree.

It's something I like doing.

>> Well, everything we like to
do isn't something we should do,

Perk.

>> Why not?

Why shouldn't we do it?

'Cause I'm -- I'm not a lawyer?

Is that why?

>> Oh. Really? Come on.

No.

My dad -- remember him?

You know how my dad is, okay?

If my dad looks at you as a son
and he finds out that his son

and his daughter are doing it --
>> Ah, maybe he doesn't have to

find out.

How about that?

>> Where's my shoe?

>> The people are confident that
we have the right person in

custody.

Justice will prevail for
Mr. Kirby.

Thank you.

>> As the lead investigator in
this case, could you share with

us your findings as to who
murdered Kyle Kirby?

>> That would be his wife --
Savannah Kirby.

>> That's a very
straight-to-the-point answer.

Could you tell us how you came
to that conclusion?

>> Her nightgown was covered in
her husband's blood, her

fingerprints were found on the
murder weapon, and the fact that

on the night of the murder,
her first inclination was not to

call the police, but to run to
her lawyer.

And you top that all off with
the fact that Mrs. Kirby sent

her husband a text message that
night threatening to kill him

when she returned home.

Seems like a no-brainer to me.

>> Objection, Your Honor.

My client texted her husband
that she would deal with him,

not kill him.

>> Sustained.

Watch it, Lieutenant.

>> We've already heard testimony
from the medical examiner

that Mr. Kirby had been stabbed
seven times in the back.

As a veteran police detective,
what does that say to you?

>> That this was a crime of
passion, which is most likely

done by a lover or a spouse.

>> And why would you say that?

>> Well, because of the
viciousness of the crime.

Right?

Stabbing someone seven times --
that's overkill.

And that's usually done out of
pure rage.

And nothing was taken from the
home, so not a robbery.

Um, therefore, you got a
clear-cut crime of passion.

>> Objection.

>> Overruled.

>> Thank you, Lieutenant.

No more questions, Your Honor.

>> Mr. Hudson?

>> I, uh...

I just have a few questions for
you, Detective.

Now, you say that, uh, my client
killed her husband.

Were there any witnesses,
any videotape?

>> Nope, not that I'm aware of.

>> Your Honor, I would like to,
uh, enter in people's exhibit

number 14 to the record, please.

This is a photograph from the
crime scene showing a picture of

the murder weapon.

You say, Detective, that you
found other fingerprints on this

knife besides, uh, that of
Mrs. Kirby's.

>> That's right.

There were two sets.

One was the victim, Kyle Kirby,
and the other one was his, um --

his mother, Cathy Kirby.

>> May I present to the jury,
please?

>> Yes.

>> 14.

And, Detective, did you look
into anyone else regarding the

killing of Mr. Kirby?

>> Yes.

Um, there was one that I know
of.

>> And who would that person be?

Would you instruct, please, the
witness to answer my question?

>> Lieutenant, please answer the
question.

>> That would be the victim's
mother -- Cathy Kirby.

>> Thank you, Your Honor.

>> Now, Mrs. Kirby, you were
with your son the night that he

passed, weren't you?

>> Yes, yes.

I'd go over once a week and cook
all of his favorites for the

week.

His wife's idea of a home-cooked
meal is to call Uber Eats.

[ Laughter ]
[ Gavel bangs ]

>> Order.

>> Now, Mrs. Kirby, your
fingerprints were found on the

knife that was used to stab
Kyle.

Why is that?

>> My fingerprints are all over
that house.

Hell, I'm the only one that
cleans up over there.

Mm, dishes piled all up.

Nasty.

Just plain nasty.

>> Now, once you were done
laboring over his meals for the

week, how long did you stick
around?

>> Kyle drove me home about 9:00
'cause my building is one hour

from the house and I wanted to
get home in time to watch

"Family Business."

>> That's a good show.

Your Honor, people's 15.

This is the surveillance video
outside of Cathy Kirby's

apartment building the night of
her son's death.

As you can see, it's
time-stamped at 20:56, which is

8:56 p.m.

We can clearly see Mr. Kirby
exit the driver's side, come

around, and assist his mother
in exiting the passenger side.

♪♪
They then both proceed to walk

closer to her building.

They pause for a brief embrace
between mother and son.

She enters her building.

And he proceeds back to his
vehicle alive and well.

Thank you, Mrs. Kirby.

>> And this might be a good time
to break for the weekend.

We'll resume 9:30 Monday
morning.

You can step down, Mrs. Kirby.

♪♪
>> $25,000 for this masterpiece.

Thank you, ma'am.

$25,000.

$25,000 going once.

Are we all in?

$25,000 going twice.

Sold to the beautiful lady in
the blue for $25,000.

[ Applause ]
Thank you so much, madame.

Thank you.

She'll take care of you on the
side.

Now, folks, our next item up for
bid is truly a rare treat,

a real masterpiece --
the dawn of a new universe,

a character so unique, so
dynamic that they are creating a

TV series around him,
a Don D. Jones original,

Alpha Supreme.

What will we start the bidding
off here?

Let's start the bidding at
$10,000.

Can I get $10,000?

$10,000?

$10,000. Thank you, sir.

Could I get $15,000?

$15,000. Thank you so much, sir.

$15,000.

Could I hear $20,000?

$20,000 for this gem?

>> $20,000.

>> $20,000. Thank you, sir.

$25,000? Could I hear $25,000?

>> $25,000.

>> Thank you, sir.

$25,000 for this one-of-a-kind
original.

Could I hear $30,000,
$30,000 for --

>> $30,000.

>> 30,000.

Thank you so much, sir.

$30,000 --
>> $40,000.

>> $40,000 for this rare gem.

$40,000. Are we done at $40,000?

>> $50,000.

>> $50,000.

Are we all in at $50,000?

$50,000 going once.

$50,000 going twice.

Sold to the tall gentleman in
the back for $50,000.

Congratulations, sir.

[ Applause ]
We want to thank you all for

being a part of our auction.

I ask you that you sign our
registry to be kept abreast of

future auctions.

And please drive carefully.

We want to see you at the next
sale.

Good night, folks.

>> Thank you.

>> Mm-hmm. Very good.

>> [ Sighs ]
>> Excuse me, sir.

>> Yes, sir? How can I help you?

>> I was wondering if you'd be
interested in trading that comic

that you purchased tonight.

It's all I need to complete
my set.

>> Well, that all depends on
what you have to offer for a

trade, Mr. Bowen.

>> Do I know you?

>> No.

But we travel in the same
circles.

You are an entertainment lawyer
if I'm not mistaken?

>> Yes.

How you know?

>> I'm a lawyer, too.

Name's Lamont Hudson.

My firm represents
Savannah Kirby.

We've been trying to get a hold
of you for the past few weeks to

talk to you about Kyle Kirby.

>> Look, as a black man, I have
a lot of respect for your

father and your firm.

But I'm an entertainment
attorney.

All of Kyle's buddies are my
clients.

Now, how would it look if I had
his killer's attorney in my

office for a meeting?

I'd lose half my practice.

>> I can understand that.

But, uh, you are on the
prosecution's witness list.

>> They're not gonna call me.

I told them -- everything
between me and my client is

privileged.

>> Uh-huh.

Well, I'm not gonna ask you to
waive privilege.

But, I mean, there's nothing
wrong with two comic-book

collectors getting together,
talking shop, and swapping

hypothetical stories, is there?

We can consider it a part of our
trade.

Hmm?

>> What do you want to know?

>> Did Kyle have any enemies,
anybody that might want to kill

him?

>> No.

Everybody loved Kyle.

And even the people that didn't
love him liked him a lot.

>> What about any stalkers
or his other fans?

>> No.

I mean, even his stalkers were
tame by industry standards.

Mr. Hudson...

the only person that Kyle had
a problem with was his wife.

>> Savannah?

What, because of her shopping?

>> No. Because of her cheating.

Look, Kyle loved Savannah, but
he swore up and down that she

was cheating on him.

He was on the verge of filing
for divorce.

>> On the verge?

Why didn't he file?

>> Prenup.

If she was cheating, then he
wouldn't have to pay her a dime,

and if she wasn't cheating, then
there's no need for a divorce.

We're just waiting on a report
from the private investigator.

>> Interesting.

Look, um, how about you give me
the name of that private

investigator and a check for
40 grand and call it an even

trade?

Hmm?

♪♪
[ Chuckles ] My man.

>> Once this is over, new life.

>> New life.

[ Doorbell rings ]
Ooh!

>> Ahh.

>> Hey!

Look who it is.

Come through.

Grab yourself a glass.

I got some good red wine.

[ Glass clinks ]
Cost me $500.

I can't even pronounce the name.

>> Can you pronounce "scandal"?

'Cause that's what you're gonna
have.

That's for lying to me, you
piece of shit!

I knew your ass couldn't be
trusted.

>> Billy, what is he talking
about?

>> I don't know.

>> I'm talking about this.

>> Oh, shit.

>> [ Exhales sharply ]
>> Oh, Jesus Christ.

>> Did it go viral?

>> Not yet, but the guy who sold
me this, uh, clip said he wants

50 grand by 5:00 or he's selling
it to the highest bidder.

>> Well, give him the money and
get the damn tape.

>> I'd be happy to.

Billy, where's the money?

>> There is no money.

>> What the hell do you mean?

Where's all the money from the
donations you've been

collecting?

There should be over 200 grand
in that account.

>> She spent it.

All of it.

>> You spent over $200,000
in a month?

How?

>> It couldn't have been more
than $200,000.

I spend that in a week.

>> [ Stammers ]
>> Alright.

>> What? Who's this?

>> My father.

You explain to him why you don't
have the money to stop this from

happening.

>> Whew.

>> Savannah, one question --
is that you with Billy King?

>> There is no comment.

>> Did you have sex with
Billy --

>> No comment!

>> This is T.J. Jackson with
"Ultimate Entertainment."

The hit-maker Savannah Kirby --
yes, Savannah Kirby -- is in

serious controversy, even more
so than earlier today.

The sex tape that we saw --
I saw, you saw --

is rocking the world.

>> The people would like to call
Billy King to the stand.

>> What is he doing here?

>> I don't know, but whatever it
is, it can't be good.

>> Well, do something about it.

Object or something.

>> On what grounds?

He's on their witness list.

Calm down.

>> Good morning, Mr. King.

>> Good morning.

>> Could you tell us why you
would be in the news this

morning?

>> 'Cause of my relationship
[clears throat] with Savannah.

>> I'm sorry. One more time?

>> 'Cause of my relationship
with Savannah.

>> Ah.

And when you say "relationship,"
do you mean in your capacity as

her manager or...

something more romantic?

>> More romantic.

We were lovers.

>> Your Honor, the people would
like to introduce exhibit 21.

We heard testimony that you
picked Mrs. Kirby up from the

crime scene the morning after
Kyle Kirby's murder.

Did you have anything to do with
his murder?

>> No, I didn't have anything to
do with no murder.

I picked her up for the
premiere, took her to the after

party the night before,
dropped her ass o--

dropped her off around, uh,
1:00.

>> I see.

And what was her demeanor
when you dropped her off?

>> She was still pissed.

She was mad Kyle didn't take
the role Gregg just offered him.

In the car the whole time --
[ Imitates buttons clicking ] --

texting away, talking shit
of how she was gonna get home

and kill him.

>> You know I didn't mean that
shit!

I can't even believe you're up
in here talking all -- What?

He's lying!

>> Relax.

Sorry, Your Honor.

>> I'm not going down for you or
nobody else.

>> Uh, well, if she was
threatening to kill her husband,

why would you drop her off at
the house?

Weren't you concerned?

>> No. It's Savannah.

Her bark is worse than her bite.

She talks a lot of shit.

But I had no idea she'd actually
do it.

>> Thank you, Mr. King.

>> Mr. Hudson, your witness.

>> You -- you're good, Mr. King.

[ Chuckles ]
I mean, you are real good.

Let me ask you a question.

About how many times did I ask
you if you and my client

were having an affair?

♪♪
Spit it out.

>> Like 9 -- 9, 10 times.

>> [ Chuckles ] 9 or 10 times.

So that means you lied to me
10 times.

Would you please answer the
question?

Did you lie to me...

>> Yes, Lamont!

>> ...10 times about sleeping
with my client?

>> I lied to you 9 or 10
times...

>> Gentlemen, please!

>> ...to protect Savannah!

I did my job. That's my client.

Did you do yours?!

>> Are you finished?

>> Are you?

>> So, now you're lying to
protect yourself.

Is that right?

>> [ Laughing ] Oh, yeah, okay.

Okay.

Yeah, you...

No.

Now I'm telling the truth.

>> [ Laughs ]
Come on, Mr. King.

Let's just call this what it is,
huh?

You're a liar.

You lied then, and you're lying
now.

You know what, Your Honor?

I have no further questions
for this...liar.

>> Don't push me, Mr. Hudson.

>> Forgive me, Your Honor.

I have no further questions
for this witness.

>> Ms. Graham, any more
witnesses?

>> No, Your Honor.

The people rest.

>> You can step down.

>> You know, after this Billy
fiasco, we might have to put

Savannah on the stand.

>> I don't know about that, Pop.

Man, you do that, and you might
as well put her in an orange

jumpsuit right now.

She can't do it. Trust me.

I've been trying to prep her
for the last month.

She's her own worst enemy.

>> Alright, so, you got a
solution, Lamont?

>> Savannah's got plenty of
friends.

Let them talk her up.

Maybe a juror or two will get
star-struck and want to hold

out.

>> Alright.

So, I put a character witness,
have the character witness on

the stand in front of that jury,
but eventually we're going to

have to tell our own story, and
the only one who can do that is

Savannah.

>> He's right, Lamont.

♪♪
>> Yeah.

Then maybe it's time to sit down
with the D.A. and cut a deal.

>> Hell no.

There's got to be another way.

>> What about, uh, giving them
the real killer?

♪♪
>> Who is he?

>> His name is Todd Townson, and
he may very well be the man who

killed Kyle Kirby.

>> Townson.

>> Oh, yeah.

100 grand.

Look. It's all here.

It's always good doing business
with you.

[ Siren wailing ]
Oh!

[ Police radio chatter ]
[ Grunts, sighs ]

♪♪
♪♪

>> It's all taken care of.

>> Alright.

Glad I could be of help,
Officer.

>> Thanks, man.

>> Hey, boss. It's done.

>> Your Honor, we have no idea
who this person is or how

they're relevant to these
proceedings.

>> Your Honor, the people have
already introduced the

surveillance video of Kyle Kirby
the night of the murder.

We're simply asking for a
rebuttal witness.

>> You did open this up,
Ms. Graham.

So I'm going to allow it.

>> Thank you.

>> Thank you, Your Honor.

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Thank you.

>> Yes.

>> Mr. Townson, please refer to
the video playback there.

This is from the night of
the murder of Kyle Kirby.

It's 9:14 p.m.

Is that you in that vehicle with
Mr. Kyle Kirby, Mr. Townson?

>> Yeah, that's me.

>> Yes, and you're having a
conversation with Mr. Kirby in

that vehicle?

>> Yeah, we -- we talked.

>> A heated conversation?

So, you were the last person to
see him alive, were you not?

>> Oh, no, no, no, no.

>> Mr. Townson?

>> Oh, hell no. No, man.

You ain't trying to pin this
shit on me.

>> So you must have killed --
>> I didn't kill Kyle.

That was my ma--
Your Honor, I need to speak to

an attorney.

>> Kyle Kirby, Mr. Townson.

>> I think that might be a good
idea.

Court will be in recess
for two hours.

>> Before the recess,
Mr. Townson, I asked you

if you had a conversation
when you drove away with

Mr. Kirby that night.

Were you in the vehicle that
evening with Mr. Kirby?

>> On the advice of my attorney,
I'm invoking my Fifth Amendment

right against
self-incrimination.

[ Spectators gasping ]
>> Order!

[ Gavel bangs ]
Order in this courtroom.

>> Did you...kill Kyle Kirby,
Mr. Townson?

>> Like I said, on the advice of
my attorney, I'm invoking my

Fifth Amendment right not to
incriminate myself.

[ Spectators murmuring ]
♪♪

>> No further questions,
Your Honor.

>> Your Honor, because we just
found out about this witness

today, we'd like to ask for a
brief recess.

>> Yes. I think that's fair.

Court will resume tomorrow
at 9:30 a.m.

>> Oh, oh, Mr. Hudson,
Mr. Hudson, after yesterday's

testimony, how do you feel?

>> I feel very confident that
the jury will do the right

thing.

Thank you very much.

>> Well, what are you expecting
to happen today?

>> Well, you know what?

I have no idea what's gonna
happen today, but whatever

happens, it's gonna be funky.

>> Your Honor, the people would
like to present a rebuttal

witness to Mr. Townson.

>> Okay, Ms. Graham.

Call your witness.

>> We'd like to call
Officer Paul Jones to the stand.

Officer Jones, approximately
9:20 p.m. on May 20th, did you

happen to come into contact with
Todd Townson?

>> Yes, my partner and I pulled
Mr. Townson over for a taillight

being out.

>> And, uh, was he ticketed?

>> No.

His license came up suspended,
so we arrested him for driving

on a suspended license.

>> Huh.

So, how long was he in custody?

>> He was arraigned the next
morning at 11:39 a.m. and ROR'd

by the judge.

>> So he couldn't have been in
Far Rockaway killing Kyle Kirby

between the hours of 10:00 p.m.

and 2:00 a.m.

>> No, ma'am, he couldn't have.

>> Mm.

Thank you, Officer.

Your witness, Mr. Hudson.

♪♪
>> Mr. Hudson, do you have any

further questions for this
witness?

>> No further questions,
Your Honor.

Thank you.

>> Well, then in that case,
we'll start summations in the

morning.

You may step down.

>> [ Sighs ]
♪♪

♪♪
>> "And if justice is not served

here, then I would think
that --"

Oh, hello, Mr. Jones.

>> Hey. Sorry.

I didn't mean to interrupt
you guys.

Uh, I was about to head home,
and I just wanted to know if

there was anything else you
needed from me.

>> I don't think so, Mr. Jones.

I was just, uh, working on my
summation.

Why don't you have a listen?

Sit down.

>> Sure.

>> Now, "If justice is not
served here, I think that we

should..."

[ Sighs ]
"If..."

>> [ Chuckles ]
>> What's so funny?

>> [ Chuckles ]
Uh, this might sound a little

disrespectful, but our client is
grimy as hell.

>> Why is that?

>> She got with that guy Billy
in the same bed she slept with

her husband in.

>> Really?

>> I've seen that sex tape more
than enough times to know that

headboard and the painting above
it like the back of my hand.

The crime-scene photos and the
sex tape were filmed in the

exact same place.

>> You know what you should do
right now?

Take this down to Perk.

Take a shot of that, please.

I'm gonna take a phone call.

[ Exhales heavily ]
>> Thank you.

>> Thank you very much,
Mr. Jones.

I'm calling Judge Jeter.

She has to admit another piece
of evidence before we hit the

summation.

>> I sure hope you're not
wasting the court's time on

this, Mr. Hudson.

>> Well, I don't think that's
the case, Your Honor.

This little, uh, field trip that
we're doing here will either

exonerate or convict my client.

>> Your Honor, I would like to
reiterate my objection to this

circus Mr. Hudson is trying to
place upon the court.

The jury has seen ample photos
of the crime scene.

>> I'm sure that you're aware
that a jury visiting a crime

scene is not without precedent,
Counselor Graham.

>> I was reluctant to agree to
this, but case law is on his

side.

He does have the right to
present live crime-scene

evidence as part of his defense.

I will allow him some leeway on
this, but not much.

>> Shall we proceed?

♪♪
♪♪

♪♪
♪♪

♪♪
>> Mr. Hudson, you can proceed.

>> Thank you, Your Honor.

Ladies and gentlemen, this
bedroom -- this is where the

body was found, and my associate
will show you pictures of the

crime scene indicating where
the body of Mr. Kirby was found.

>> Objection, Your Honor.

The jury's already seen these
photos and plenty more in the

courtroom.

>> I assure you, Your Honor,
that this is going somewhere.

>> Let's get to the point,
Mr. Hudson.

>> My associate will now share
with you another picture.

Enter into the record, please,
people's exhibit number 113.

It is a still photograph taken
from the Internet, a video of

Ms. Savannah Kirby with her
manager, Mr. King.

And there is a distinct
similarity between the two

pictures.

What is that similarity,
Detective Brown?

>> Oh, um, the picture on the
wall.

>> Yes, the picture on the wall.

And so you're saying to
yourself, "Well, that's

incorrigible.

Wow.

Ms. Savannah Kirby -- she is in
the same bed with her lover that

she shares with her husband.

Hmm."

So, as attorney for the defense,
I have to investigate

everything.

I have to ask the question,
"Well [chuckles] who took the

video?"
Hmm?

Who, uh -- [ Laughs ]
Who had their hand on the

camera?

>> [ Chuckles ] Well, I'll be.

A nanny cam.

♪♪
♪♪

♪♪
♪♪

♪♪
♪♪

♪♪
♪♪

>> [ Sobbing ]
♪♪

>> Ms. Graham, I think your
office needs to file a motion

for dismissal and issue a
warrant for the arrest of

Mrs. Cathy Kirby.

[ Birds chirping ]
♪♪

♪♪
>> How did you know I was here?

>> My investigator had all the
major players under surveyance

during the trial, and you came
here every day.

I knew that you would come back
here to stay goodbye to your

son.

>> I loved that boy more than
life itself.

I can't begin to tell you the
sacrifices that I made for him.

>> Yes, well, we parents have a
tendency to do that, don't we?

>> ♪ Oh, I remember
>> I gave him everything I had.

All he had to do was
give me the money.

I told him that Todd was going
to kill me if I didn't pay up my

gambling debts.

And it wasn't like it was a lot
of money, not by his standards.

♪♪
>> But that was no reason to

kill him, now, was it?

>> ♪ In March, you met the
whole family ♪

>> That boy gave that slut
Savannah $2 million to pay off

her credit card bills and
refused to give me a lousy

100 grand to pay off my gambling
debts.

They were gonna kill me, for
God's sake.

And he didn't even care.

>> I hate to break this news to
you, Ma Kirby, but there's

something you should know.

Todd admitted to us that your
son did pay off your gambling

debts.

>> ♪ Oh, I remember
>> Cathy Kirby...

[ Handcuffs click ]
...you're under arrest for the

murder...

>> [ Sobbing ] Oh, no!

>> ...of Kyle Kirby.

♪♪
>> Good work, Dad.

>> Well done, son.

>> ♪ Ventilation
>> ♪ Easy way to leave,

easy way to go ♪
♪ Easy way to run straight up

out that door ♪
♪ And easy way to quit

♪ There's an easy way of
giving up ♪

>> ♪ So easy, yeah
>> ♪ There's no easy way to stay

when it hurts so much ♪
>> There's a spot over there,

as well.

>> Right there?

>> ♪ Ain't no easy way to love,
love, love ♪

♪ Ain't no easy way to love,
love, love ♪

♪ Ain't no easy way
♪ You scream, I yell

♪ Who's right or wrong?
>> I miss you.

>> Really?

Oh, you tried it. Oh.

>> Ohh.

Come back and do that some more.

>> ♪ Can't sing, can't sell
♪ My hands are up

♪ Oh, well
♪ Seems I would sooner

lose my mind, oh ♪
♪ And if I could hit rewind

♪ Don't know what I'd find
♪ No, no

♪ Easy way to leave,
easy way to go ♪

♪ Easy way to run straight up
out that door ♪

♪ And easy way to quit
♪ There's an easy way of

giving up ♪
>> ♪ So easy, yeah

>> ♪ There's no easy way to stay
when it hurts so much ♪

♪ Especially when you think
you've had enough ♪

♪ Ain't no easy way to love,
love, love ♪

♪ Ain't no easy way to love,
love, love ♪

♪ Ain't no easy way
♪ Gave it, can't get nothing

back ♪
♪ Still I miss your contact

>> I'm very blessed...

>> ♪ Walk away and run back
>> ...to be in love with you.

>> ♪ Still I don't wish we were
so far ♪

♪ I know I would miss you way
too much ♪

>> I'm the blessed one.

>> ♪ I can't even maintain
>> Thank you, Daddy.

>> [ Chuckles ]
>> ♪ No, no

>> I love it when you call --
[ Cellphone ringing ]

Oh, shit.

Look at -- Okay.

>> [ Clears throat ]
>> Excuse me, Mama.

>> ♪ Easy way to run
straight up out... ♪

>> Yes.

Bradley Hudson here.

You're gonna have to calm down.

And you're going to have to
listen to everything I tell you.

You are about to be arrested.

Don't resist.

And don't speak to anyone except
one of my associates.

Do you understand me?

Good.

Good night.

>> ♪ Turn the lights on
>> ♪ Easy way to leave,

easy way to go ♪
♪ Easy way to run straight up

out that door ♪
♪ And easy way to quit

♪ There's an easy way of
giving up ♪

>> ♪ So easy, yeah
>> ♪ There's no easy way to stay

when it hurts so much ♪
♪ Especially when you think

you've had enough ♪
♪ Ain't no easy way to love,

love, love ♪
♪ Ain't no easy way to love,

love, love ♪
♪ Ain't no easy way

♪ You scream, I yell
♪ Who's right or wrong?

♪ Can't tell
♪ Emotions just can't be

defined ♪
♪ It kills a part of me

each time ♪
♪ Can't sing, can't sell

♪ My hands are up