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Hey, it's going to be OK, it's almost over.

You just have to hold on a little longer.

It's going to be OK.

I promise.

Don't you dare.

It's talking to me.

Don't you listen.

Have a Tootsie Pop.

Can I help you?

There was an accident.

A bad one.

My husband, Javier, was shot.

We were‐‐ we were hunting, but it, kind of, just went off.

Mavis, I got this.

I'm going to have you take a seat, Mr.‐‐

Sam.

Turner, Ma'am.

That's a nasty cough.

Mavis, fetch him some cold medicine.

Here, have a seat, Mr. Turner, while I talk to‐‐

Robin.

Rivera.

Thanks.

Now, I heard the part about your husband being shot.

You wanna tell me how that happened?

Start at the beginning, don't leave anything out.

Javier‐‐ that's my husband.

We met at school.

He was the goof, class clown, always

trying to make people laugh.

But he had the best heart.

You and Javier, how long you've been married?

One year tomorrow.

OK.

Go on.

We were celebrating our anniversary,

and Javier thought it would be fun to go camping.

In October?

Thought it might be romantic to be alone in the wilderness

together.

He's the only thing I needed to keep me warm.

There's one decision, a secret

to keep that you wait around to say.

I'll make the promises.

So?

Are you going to tell me what it is?

"Are you gonna tell me what‐‐" Shh!

Stop!

Tell me!

Tell me! ‐ Hold on!

Hold on!

Hold on.

OK.

Now, remember, Mrs. Rivera, the first anniversary

is supposed to be something made out of paper.

OK.

What?

Babe!

Oh!

"May our marriage last one year for every piece."

Oh my god, I love it!

Ah, it still feels so weird.

I mean, even after a year, when someone calls me Mrs. Rivera,

you know what I do?

I look around for your mom.

Ooh, speaking of my mom, she's going to swing by the apartment

and drop off some tamales.

Isn't it bananas, finally having our own place?

Seeing my dad in his underwear every morning

was driving me bananas.

I spent all night in your arms, just scared

that I will fall.

I know I'll be by your side until California calls.

It's a cold night in your arms, scared that I will fall.

What?

There's more.

OK, nothing could be better than this.

Check under your seat.

I‐‐ love it.

Yeah.

It's my grandmother's.

She will be so happy to know you're wearing it.

I'll never take it off.

It's perfect!

Not quite what I imagined.

I know it's not our trip to Hawaii like you asked, I just‐‐

Hey, you promise me Thailand.

Thailand, Hawaii, Peoria, wherever you want, babe.

'Cause we're going to travel the world together.

It's nice to be together.

No work, no parents, just you and me,

alone in the wilderness.

Oh, alone?

Well, except for all the other people here

who's camping with us.

Well, I guess we ought to be extra quiet, then.

Come on.

I can't believe you've never been camping before.

I did an overnight with my girl scout troops.

Oh, backyards don't count!

At least there weren't any animals

out there looking at me, wanting to eat me.

I can't believe Ms. Fearless is scared

of cute little bunnies and deer and everything in the woods.

I'm not scared!

OK?

OK, good.

Because there's nothing to be scared of.

I know.

Except for maybe, uh‐‐

Except what?

El cuco!

Who's el cuco?

Oh, you've never heard of him?

No.

He's like the boogie man, wandering through the woods

looking for people to eat, or if you're lucky,

he'll make you his slave for life!

I don't think you have to worry about that.

Because el cuco only eats children.

Oh, well, then you're the one who needs to be scared.

Really?

Because you act like a child.

Really?

Seriously, stick to the trails.

People get lost out here all the time, even on day hikes.

I'm sticking to you like glue!

Let's get back to the campsite.

OK.

Oh, heavy!

Look!

There's the sign to the campsite.

We're almost there!

You're just excited about the fishing.

That's not true.

I'm excited about fishing and time with you.

Guess we aren't the only ones who

thought it would be quiet out here because it's off‐season.

I just hope no one gets in the way of my fishing.

Mwa‐ha‐ha!

So I bet your dad I'd catch enough fish to make us all fish

tacos when we got home.

That sounds doable, right?

I was thinking, like, five fish.

You're gonna catch five fish?

Oh, I will!

You've never even caught one!

I'm a fishing machine.

Um‐‐

You don't believe me!

I believe you think you can fish.

I think we should start fishing before it gets dark.

I can't believe you made bet with Dad!

Stop, please stop!

And I'm going to prove him wrong, OK?

And then, I'm going to make him the best fish tacos

north of Guadalajara.

Good luck, fishing machine!

Not one bite.

That smells good.

What's for dinner?

Hm, delicious freeze‐dried chili.

Ooh!

Not as good as fresh fish.

Well, dessert will more than make it up to you.

I want that to be us someday.

Bunch of kids and our parents and our friends, their kids.

That's a lot of people to fit in one station wagon.

Hm.

Wake up, sleepyhead!

Early bird catches the fish, babe.

We can't let a little rain stop us.

I had the worst nightmare.

I was‐‐ I was in the woods, and there was a man chasing me,

and I was screaming your name, and you wouldn't answer me.

That's 'cause el cuco got me.

Still not funny.

I have the most beautiful, sexiest, the worst fisherman

wife a man could want!

Why would I go anywhere?

I know.

But it still scared me.

I was just talking to Jake.

He said there's a stream up the way they just

salted a few days ago.

Thanks for the coffee, Jake.

Hey, I've been thinking about why you're not

catching anything.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, it might be your choice of bait.

Let's try some new bait.

Real magic's right there in the dirt.

Earthworms are the best bait.

Get digging, babe.

OK.

Oh, oh, god.

Ew!

No, you, you do this.

Well, OK.

Ew, no! No, no, no.

Javy?

Javy, where are you?

Javy!

Javy!

Javy!

Javy!

Come on, it's not funny!

Javy, you're scaring me!

Please!

Where are you?

It's me.

It's me.

I was lost, and I had no idea where you were, and I just‐‐

Calm down, I was just putting our stuff back in the car.

OK.

That stream was a bust.

It's freeze‐dried lasagna for dinner.

Hey!

Over here.

Oh, god.

Oh, I'm so glad to see you folks.

I've been stuck out here, man.

I can't get her to move.

I'm sorry.

Where are my manners?

I'm Sam Turner.

It's a pleasure, man.

Hey.

What do you say?

I'm sure we can get it out.

Really?

Yes!

You're amazing.

Thank you.

Robin, get in and give it gas when I say.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate this.

Now!

Ha!

Yes!

Oh my gosh!

I cannot thank you folks enough.

Truly.

So what‐‐ what brings you guys out here anyway?

Uh, fishing.

We just heard they salted the stream up the way.

I know these woods like the back of my hands,

and that dream is not worth swimming in.

Someone sent you to the wrong spot.

I, kind of, figured that when we didn't catch anything.

Well, look, I heard they were dumping fish

a little further up that way.

I can show you where it's at.

Right?

I mean, you helped me with my truck.

Make us even.

Our gear's back in.

I don't know.

I think we're just gonna walk back to the camp.

Just hold up.

Just give us a second.

Yeah.

He seems nice.

You think everyone's nice.

Have you seen the guy's car?

It looks like he's living in it.

Honey, please don't let me go empty‐handed.

Your dad will never let me live it down.

Look, I don't want to butt in, but it's my own secret fishing

spot.

It's only a couple of miles away.

The other day, I caught a trout bigger than she is.

OK.

‐ Yeah! ‐ Yeah!

Let's do it.

All right, hop in.

I'll bring you back to your car, and you can follow me

from there.

Boop‐boop!

Like the back of his hand, huh?

It feels like we've been driving around in circles.

Don't be like that.

How would you even know where we are?

The woods look exactly the same everywhere.

I'm pretty sure I've seen that turn‐off, like, twice

already.

Come on, Javy.

Be nice.

I must have been daydreaming, man!

I feel silly!

I took a wrong turn back at the fork!

That's about two miles back!

Yeah.

Yeah.

So what should we do?

Well, uh, we could camp here for the night.

I think we should head back.

But it's getting dark, and we already decided to camp

out anyways.

Yeah, we'll wake up bright and early, catch those fish!

We could get lost.

And we don't want el cuco to get us, right?

OK!

I guess we're camping here tonight.

Whoo!

I love you.

Javy, Javy, look, look, a deer!

So beautiful!

What are you doing?

Bagging myself a deer!

You wanna come?

What do you think Dad's going to think about your deer tacos?

I don't know!

He'll be too busy eating my fish tacos!

Hey, wait for me!

Javy!

And you saw the gun go off?

Then what happened?

Robin, you saw it, I just handed him the gun.

No.

Robin, Robin, Robin, Robin, Robin!

Get back here!

You're going to get lost out there!

Robin, you're going to get lost out there!

You're going to get hard out here, Robin!

Robin!

It was an accident!

You saw it was an accident!

Hey!

You need to calm down!

OK?

We have to get out of here!

We have to go get help!

OK?

I was so upset, I just took off.

I got us lost.

If Sam hadn't been there, I don't think it‐‐ no, I‐‐

I know I would have never found my way out of those woods.

Sam saved my life.

It's orange?

OK, OK, no tears.

I've got this.

I will send my stylist Lucy over,

and she will have you back to blonde before you can say,

I do.

I promise.

Perfect.

And let me know how it goes, and I will see you

and the groom the day after tomorrow for the cake tasting.

OK.

Mm!

Hello?

Yes, this is she.

An accident?

Javier?

Oh my god!

Mom!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

It's awful!

I just want to die, too.

Oh!

Mrs. Johnson.

What's going on here?

My son‐in‐law is dead?

Why is my daughter being held?

Ma'am, please, if you'll come with me,

I'll explain everything.

Do I need to call a lawyer?

Robin is not under arrest.

Why don't you come on back to my office?

No, no, no, no, no, Mom.

Please, please.

Don't leave me. Please.

No, no!

Honey, I'm not going anywhere.

Look, I'm just going right over there.

Look, you can see me.

I promise.

I am not leaving without you.

Javier was shot.

It appears to be a hunting accident for now,

but until we complete a proper investigation

and autopsy, we're not going to know a whole lot.

Hunting accident?

But with whose gun?

Neither Javier nor my daughter owned one.

The gun belonged to that man, Mr. Turner.

But‐‐

Apparently, when Mr. Turner handed your son‐in‐law his gun,

it accidentally went off.

Robin said that‐‐

Robin saw it happened?

Oh!

My poor baby.

Oh my god, have you called Javier's parents?

Oh, I can't even imagine.

They're going to be devastated.

Where is he?

His remains are still out there.

It'll be too dark for us to do anything tonight,

but believe me, we will be out there first light.

His remains?

Oh my god.

Look, take a breath.

Let things settle, and take Robin home.

She said I can take you home now.

No, Mom, please.

Just bring me back to your house.

Shh, of course.

That's what I meant.

Hey, Robin, uh, I'm‐‐

I just wanna say I'm sorry for everything.

Um, Mom, this is Sam.

Without him, I would have never made it out of the woods.

Sam Turner, Ma'am.

Thank you, Mr. Turner.

For bringing Robin home safe.

Of course.

Hey, Robin, I just want you to remember what I promised.

I'm always going to be around, no matter what happens.

I'm keeping an eye on you and your mom.

Bye, Sam.

All right, we're

going to put you up in a motel tonight,

and I'll have the doc swing by and check you out there.

And then, tomorrow, we're going to go back in those woods,

and you're going to show me what the heck happened.

And let's just hope the animals don't get to the body

before we do.

Why don't you lie down for a little bit,

and I will bring you a cup of noodle soup?

Mom!

No!

I'll be right back, baby.

I'll be right back.

Let me just get the phone.

I'll be right back.

I promise you.

I promise you.

Hello?

Oh, I'm so, so sorry!

Why don't‐‐ why don't both of you come over?

Robin.

Yeah, Robin's here now.

Great.

I'll see you soon.

That was Ana.

She and Emiliano are on their way over.

No, no!

I don't want to see them!

Are you sure?

What did I just say?

I don't want to see them!

All right, all right.

I‐‐ I'll tell them you're not up to it yet.

I don't know what to tell them.

It's my fault he died!

I don't know what to do to make them feel better!

I‐‐

No, no, Robin!

No one is blaming you.

This was a tragic accident, and everyone is struggling

to come to terms with it.

Now, Baby, I am here for you, and I will help you

in any way I can.

Thanks, Mom.

OK, uh, I'm sorry.

I just need to see if I can get a hold of Ana

before she leaves.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Just stop it.

Stop it!

Stop it!

Stop it!

Robin!

Robin!

Robin, get up!

They're coming!

They're coming!

Robin!

Come on, they're going to come, and they're gonna kill us both!

Good morning, sweetheart.

How are you feeling?

Hungry?

Mom, it wasn't a dream, was it?

I'm so sorry, sweetheart.

You're grieving.

Take as long as you need.

There is no time limit when it comes

to losing someone you love.

Oh, that is so beautiful.

Javy gave it to me.

It was his grandmother's.

I miss him so much.

I know you do.

What am I going to do?

You're strong, Robin, much stronger than you think.

You're going to get through this.

And I'm going to be right here with you the whole way.

Thanks, Mom.

Why don't you go take a bath while I make us some breakfast,

OK?

It was an accident!

You know it was an accident!

Stop it.

You're such a sweet girl.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Stop it!

Stop it!

It's OK.

Let it out.

Cry, scream, whatever you want.

Talk to me.

It's all foggy in my head, but I

don't think it was an accident.

I think‐‐ I think Sam killed Javier on purpose.

What's your name?

Sam Turner.

Where do you live?

Here and there.

What do you mean?

Well, I'm between places at the moment.

All right, you got the baseline?

We're good to do this?

Yeah.

Pretty good.

All right.

Let's get the hard one out of the way.

Did you shoot Javier Rivera?

Yes.

It was an accident.

I would never hurt anyone.

In your statement, you said that you

forgot to put the safety on.

Is that correct?

Yes.

Um, I handed the gun to Javier, but honestly, I was, kind of,

distracted when I did it.

Robin was, kind of, flirting with me,

making me uncomfortable.

What exactly was Mrs. Rivera doing?

I don't‐‐

I don't know.

She‐‐ I could just tell she liked me, you know.

So just to be clear here, you're

saying that Mrs. Rivera flirted with you,

and this distraction is what made you shoot her husband?

No.

No, no, that's not what I'm saying.

It's my fault. You know, distracted or not, I should

have checked the damn safety.

After Mr. Rivera was shot,

did you move the body?

Lord, no.

No, I didn't touch him.

Robin did.

Robin did that?

Yeah.

Look, I don't want to talk badly about Robin.

She's a nice kid.

But after the accident, I thought she

was a little out of control.

So you think that a woman being emotional after she's

just watched her husband die is out of control?

I'm just telling you what I saw and how it made me feel.

Is everything you've told me today the truth?

Yes, ma'am.

Honest truth, I swear it.

All right.

Thank you for your cooperation, Mr. Turner.

It's greatly appreciated.

Where is she?

I demand to speak with the sheriff!

Mrs. Johnson.

Javier's death was not an accident.

Sheriff, I am so sorry.

She just barged in, all worked up.

What did you do?

That man is responsible!

Mrs. Johnson‐‐

What did you do, you son of a bitch?

Mrs. Johnson, the middle of the station

is not the place to discuss this.

What did you do?

Mrs. Johnson!

I don't know what she's talking about.

Robin, tell her I didn't do anything wrong.

Mr. Turner, you're free to go.

Free to go?

Did you hear what I just said?

This man‐‐

Mrs. Johnson, Robin, in my office right now.

You are letting that man go!

Look, I know that this is a traumatic time for you

both, that it is not easy to lose a loved one.

However, you need to calm the heck down.

I can't have you causing a ruckus

and threatening witnesses.

Oh, he's no witness.

You need to arrest the man.

Arrest him for what?

You don't just point at someone and I put them in jail.

That is not how the law works.

You need to tell the sheriff exactly what you told me.

She needs to know what kind of man she's dealing with.

He murdered Javier!

Just‐‐ Mom, I just‐‐

I just‐‐ I just want to go home, OK?

Please, tell her, baby.

It's really important.

It's all just flashes of memory in my head.

I don't remember!

OK?

It's just‐‐ it's all blurry, but I think Sam‐‐

Sam kidnapped me, held me hostage in the woods.

Hostage?

Javier, my husband, after he got shot,

Sam kept me in the woods for a really long time.

OK.

Robin, I need you to tell me something,

because I'm in the dark here.

Now, I thought that this happened yesterday,

when you and Mr. Turner came into the station.

But you're telling me that's not the case?

When exactly did Javier die?

On the second day, Monday.

And then, Sam just took me really deep into the woods,

and I was just lost.

I didn't know where I was, and‐‐

I thought we were going to be there forever.

That's five days ago.

You were in the woods with this man for five days?

I don't know!

OK?

I don't know what happened to me!

I don't know what‐‐

I don't know!

Come on.

Come on.

Javy said people die out here.

Even if it's just Sunday hikes.

Yeah, I reckon.

You know, there's lots of places to get lost,

and no one would ever find your body.

I just‐‐

I can't stop shaking.

I'm really thirsty.

I guess you should've thought of that before you ran.

That came out wrong.

I have a canteen in my pack.

OK, well, I guess this is as good a place as any

to stop for the night.

Have you ever made camp before?

OK, well, let's get some firewood,

and I'll get a fire going.

I said, let's get some wood.

I'm just‐‐

I'm just really tired.

I just want to stay here.

Hey.

It's not safe out here.

We have to stick together, Robin.

If you don't do what I say, you're going to die.

Good girl.

I‐‐I'll go with you.

You do what I say, and uh, listen to me when I talk.

I appreciate that.

Hey, uh, I know you probably don't know,

but I'm a lot more important than you realize.

I do something special, and I'm not supposed to talk about it.

It's the kind of thing you get on the need‐to‐know basis,

but I figured I could tell you.

You know, that's why you have to do everything I say.

It's like we're on a secret mission.

I'm your commanding officer.

Attention, soldier!

Stop!

Stop!

Come back!

I was just fooling!

Please!

Please let me go!

Please just leave me alone!

Robin!

I told you not to run.

You should just let‐‐

leave me alone.

You just leave me here.

I'll just‐‐ I'll just slow you down.

Look, if, I left you here, you wouldn't be alive.

OK?

I told you, I'm a special person.

My name's not Sam.

It's Kent.

I work for a secret government agency.

It's called The Organization.

That helicopter?

That's them.

They're trying to track me.

They're the reason I had to kill your husband.

He figured out what I was, and he couldn't be allowed to live.

OK?

OK, let's go.

He said that The Organization made him do it.

That's‐‐ that's all I can remember.

OK, Robin.

Is everything you've told me today true?

You need to say the word.

Yes.

That's enough for now.

Thank you, Robin.

I know this wasn't easy for you, and I appreciate you doing it.

Sheriff?

Ah.

Hey, reach out to Russell Stafford at the Justice

Department.

He owes me a favor.

Ask about a government agency called The Organization.

And send Mrs. Johnson in here.

All right?

Your mother's here, Robin.

You OK, baby?

So, you gonna arrest the son of a bitch?

Well, right now, we have zero proof that Sam Turner committed

a crime, which means we have no grounds to arrest him.

You've got to be kidding me.

Did you not hear what my daughter just told you?

You just took a polygraph, for god's sake!

We have no physical evidence that Mr. Turner committed

a crime.

It's Robin's word against his, and Mr. Turner,

he passed his polygraph.

But he‐‐ he‐‐

he killed Javier on purpose.

Robin.

You suffered a tremendous shock.

And maybe because of it, your memory

is playing tricks on you.

But what I told you was the truth.

Hey, baby, will you go get me a cup of coffee?

I want to talk to the sheriff for a minute.

Look, Mrs. Johnson, there's something else

I need to talk to you about.

I believe my daughter.

If she says this is what happened, it happened.

I believe Robin believes it's what happened,

and the human brain is real good at playing tricks on us.

It comes up with ways to avoid painful truths

and makes up all kinds of stories

to help us cope with our guilt. It

can make us believe things that just aren't true.

Right now, I strongly suggest that you

get Robin some counseling.

Explain the missing days.

What were they doing all that time?

Makes no sense, unless you know that man is a murderer

and he was holding my daughter against her will.

We won't know anything for sure

until we get the autopsy report for time of death.

Mrs. Johnson, I am looking into this,

but the best thing you can do for Robin

is to get her some help.

Oh, I can't believe that you believe

the word of some stranger who wanders around

in the woods over my daughter!

Robin failed her polygraph.

Yeah.

Robin?

Robin, what's going on?

Do you see that?

I think they're following us.

Keep driving, Mom, please.

Don't‐‐ don't‐‐ don't stop.

I‐‐

Oh, it's The Organization.

They‐‐ they found me, just like Sam said they would.

Robin, what are you talking about?

They know where we live.

They're going to kill me!

No one's going to kill you.

You weren't there!

You don't know!

Mom, please!

Don't stop!

Don't pull in!

They're right behind us, Mom, please!

Baby!

Please don't, Mom!

Please!

You're not making any sense.

Calm down, Robin.

Mom, get back in the car!

Robin, what is happening with you?

That's just Mrs. Daniels, Robin.

Hi!

Hello, Celeste, Robin!

Hello, Mrs. Daniels.

I‐‐ I thought I thought they were following us.

Oh, baby!

It is what happened, OK?

Just‐‐ parts that I can remember‐‐

Of course it is.

I believe you.

I don't care what that stupid lie detector test said.

Do you think I'm losing my mind?

Of course not.

Whatever happened out in those woods,

that man is never going to touch you again.

Do you hear me?

Over my dead body is anyone ever going to hurt you again.

Now come on.

And I am going to be right here if you need anything.

DONNY: Sheriff, this

is Donny from the state police.

Check your inbox.

Just sent you some information on that Sam Turner fellow.

I'll be.

Look at that record.

Looks like Sam Turner isn't such a nice guy after all.

Feels like half of my heart's

been ripped out of me, Mom.

When your dad passed, I didn't know what to do.

I couldn't accept that this was the new normal.

It was like a world that used to be in color went all gray.

And after a while, you forget what color even is.

You're just living in that dark place all the time.

One day, I heard his voice in my head,

and, ha, it was not a happy sound.

He said, Celeste, I love you, girl,

but you're screwing this up.

That sounds like Dad.

He said I needed to stop feeling sorry for myself,

that the cancer might have gotten him, but he wasn't gone,

and he wasn't going to watch me be a sad sack for the next 40

years.

Really?

Hand to god.

And I know Javy doesn't want to watch you give up

on your life, baby.

It's different.

Dad was sick, and Javy was shot.

Sam Turner's walking around, and my husband's dead.

How can I live my life when he stole Javier's?

You just do it, baby.

Because if you don't, then that man wins.

Instead of taking one life, he'll have taken two.

I don't want him to win.

Then don't let him.

I need to see Javier's parents.

Tell them what happened.

They'll believe me.

They've been through a lot.

I'm not sure telling them all the things you think

happened is a good idea.

But they deserve to know.

Well, they're grieving, baby.

You don't believe me.

You say you do, but you don't.

That's not true.

Then call them.

I'm not sure this is such a good idea.

Emi, please.

Please be nice.

Not a good idea?

My son, mi corazon, is dead, and your daughter was there.

I want to see her.

Please, don't do this.

Don't do what?

Demand to know the truth of what happened to our son?

The sheriff says it was an accident,

but Robin says it was murder.

I need to see my daughter‐in‐law.

OK.

She's upstairs.

Honey, Ana and Emiliano are here.

Papa Rivera?

You gave her this?

Javier asked to have it.

It was for Robin.

For their anniversary.

I didn't‐‐

I mean‐‐ here, you should have it.

No, this was a mistake.

We should go.

Tell me how my son died.

The truth.

He was‐‐ he was murdered.

How?

I thought it was an accident, and I don't know why.

I just‐‐ I don't remember.

But he was shot.

This‐‐ this is your fault.

It's all my fault. All my fault. Ana.

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

Please.

Javier was born after we were told Ana would have

no more children.

My son, I know you are with your maker.

You were the best of us, the best of me.

Robin, Celeste, I took a look at Sam's record.

He's a bad guy.

He is a convicted felon and a liar,

and yesterday, my contact at the Justice Department

confirmed that there is no secret government entity called

The Organization.

I am not surprised.

Look, I don't care what the lie detector says.

I believe that Sam murdered Javier.

OK.

I need to see him locked up.

Good.

I want that, too, but I'm going to need your help.

Now, there's somebody that I want you to talk to.

He's agreed, as a favor to me, to speak with you at no charge.

I want you to clear your mind.

Now, imagine you're in an elevator on the 10th floor.

And with each floor you pass on your way to the bottom,

you'll find yourself getting more and more relaxed.

Feel the elevator vibrating as it starts its descent.

Look, there's the ninth floor, and the eighth floor,

and finally, the first floor.

The door is open.

You're in a safe place, where no one can hurt you.

Do you understand?

Now, let's go back to the day your husband Javier died.

Tell me what you saw.

Robin, you saw it.

I just handed him the gun‐‐

I saw Javier get shot.

I‐‐ Wait, wait, that's not right.

I was too far behind.

I didn't see Sam shoot Javy.

Take your clothes off.

What is it, Robin?

What are you remembering?

I saw other people, but he

made it impossible to get away.

I'm a trained marksman for The Organization.

I could shoot those hikers right where they're standing.

I've killed a lot of people, a couple more won't matter.

Go on, Robin.

Tell me what you remember.

You know, I'm a crack shot.

So I would think really hard before trying to run.

We were never lost, were we?

That first night, or even now.

You knew exactly where we were.

Everything that you said has been a lie.

Go clean that blood off yourself.

Come here.

No.

Take your clothes off.

Please don't make me do this.

Take your clothes off.

Yeah.

Ah.

Baby, I'm so‐‐

I'm so glad you're here with me.

That you want to be here with me.

That was‐‐ that was the first time he raped me.

Go on.

It's safe here.

No one can hurt you.

He took me to the middle of nowhere.

It was filthy, with garbage everywhere.

He made me do horrible things.

Things that I've never done with Javier.

And he made me do it over, and over, and over again, for days.

He wanted me.

That's why Javier died, because of me.

He wanted to leave, but I made him stay.

How could I let him do those things to me?

This was not your fault, Robin.

You didn't do anything to make this happen.

There are evil people in the world.

You just had the misfortune of meeting one of them.

Javier, I just had the strangest dream.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

We're, uh, all alone in these big, dark woods.

Me and you, miles and miles.

Me and you, alone in the woods forever.

And if you ran into those woods, they'll just gobble you up.

"He maketh me to lie down in green pastures."

I used to be religious myself.

But god gave up on me a long time ago.

I don't think that's true.

I've killed too many people for god to look kindly on me.

Killing people is all I was trained to do.

You can still change.

There's always time.

Why are you crying?

I miss my husband.

I don't wanna hear about that.

You should be getting over that by now.

You know, there are little doors in the human mind.

And you can open them and close them whenever you want.

One day, all the doors are going to open in my mind,

and I'm going to go crazy.

I really hope you're not there when it happens, Robin.

You're such a sweet girl.

Come here.

You're shivering.

I was trapped in the woods with a mad men.

It's a classic case of brainwashing.

Brainwashing?

As in, what?

KGB?

Chinese military?

Secret ops?

No, actually, I think I misspoke.

The term, Stockholm Syndrome, is more appropriate in this case.

For her own survival, Robin Rivera

began to identify with her husband's killer

to the point where she was so in his thrall

that he was able to implant false memories in her brain.

Which is why she failed the lie detector.

I should have put that together.

Well, at the time, you couldn't understand the extent

of his reach.

Once they got to the campsite, Robin,

having been emotionally, physically, and sexually

abused by her captor, was totally open to any suggestion

Sam Turner put in her brain.

Especially because she couldn't bear the reality

that Sam killed Javier in order to possess her.

And then, finally, he offered her the promise of a reward.

And what kind of reward would that be?

The most basic reward there is.

Her life.

Ugh.

So I have a witness who heard her husband being shot to death

but who was brainwashed somehow by the murderer

into saying it was an accident.

I got bupkis so far on forensics,

although the state crime lab is taking a look

at the gun and some tissue samples from Javier.

And to top it all off, my suspect

is a drifter with no known address who's out in the wind.

Sounds like you've got your work cut out for you.

Yes, I do.

But we got the truth on our side,

and that's always worth fighting for.

I just got to find a way to prove it.

But I think if Robin is willing to testify,

we're off to the races.

And now, I have the harder job of calling Celeste Johnson

and telling her what really happened to her daughter.

It's what Robin wanted.

I don't think she can face talking with her mother

quite yet.

Yes.

Yes, I‐‐ I understand.

I'll give her some space and let her come to me when she's

ready.

If she wants to testify, I'll‐‐

I'll support her.

Hey.

I heard you folks were looking for me.

Ma'am, this is my lawyer, Ed Hargrove.

I'm sure you've heard of him.

My client and I would like a word with Sheriff Watkins,

please.

Sheriff, Sam Turner and his lawyer are here to see you.

He wants to talk, let's talk.

Follow me.

Interrogation room?

Really?

What are we doing in here?

Oh, I thought we'd have more privacy in here.

I can leave the door open if it makes you feel better.

Now, it's come to my client's attention

that Robin Rivera is slandering him

in the court of public opinion.

I don't think that's so.

Has she not been telling people that my client kidnapped

her, held her hostage, murdered her husband?

If that's not slander, then what do you call it?

Listen, my friends in town are telling me people are talking.

Just like I said to Mr. Hargrove,

I just want to clear this up before things get out of hand.

I don't know what Robin's playing at,

but she saw the whole thing.

She knows it's an accident.

Sheriff Watkins, are you aware that my client and Mrs. Rivera

had sexual relations?

Look, I believe she regrets what happened and has concocted

this whole story so that she looks like the victim instead

of a liar.

If you're saying that Robin had comfort

sex with your client hours after her husband was killed,

well, that's just horseshit.

How dare you walk in here and speak this way

about a young woman who your client tortured and abused?

Robin Rivera recanted her story.

She says your client killed her husband in cold blood.

And I believe her.

Sheriff Watkins, please, listen to me.

I did not murder Javier.

Robin was upset, and she ran off into the woods,

and I went after her.

We got lost.

One thing led to another, and‐‐

and things just happened between us.

So that's why you kept her in the woods for days

with her dead husband's body?

I passed the lie detector test, ma'am.

What else am I supposed to do to prove my innocence?

And speaking of lie detector tests, did I hear right?

That your witness failed hers?

Mom, no, I need to do this alone.

Leave it to my wife to burn water.

Who burns water?

Hey, babe, can you hand me those?

Oh, my god.

Robin?

I got worried.

Everything OK?

He was here.

Sam was outside.

Did you see him?

No.

We have to tell the sheriff.

Do you‐‐ do you think that I'm a bad person?

A bad person?

Oh, Robin, how could I ever think that?

You're a good person.

He raped me, Mom, and I couldn't stop him.

I should have tried to fight him.

I should have tried to run away, but I couldn't.

I know.

I know.

I'm a terrible person.

You are not a terrible person.

You did nothing wrong, do you hear me?

If you'd fought him, he would have killed you.

When someone violates you like that, it is never your fault.

But I should have done something.

You did.

You survived.

I can't testify, Mom.

I want to, for Javier and for me,

but I just can't face him in court.

But you told the sheriff.

I know.

But I just can't.

I can't.

He's dangerous, Mom.

He'll kill me, and I'm scared he'll kill you, too.

Celeste called.

She claims Robin saw Sam at her apartment.

Well, did Celeste see him?

No, but you're going to want to see this.

It's from the state crime lab.

Celeste.

We've got the forensics and the autopsy

back on Javier.

Sam Turner is a liar, and we can prove it.

There were no powder burns on the victim,

so there was no way in heck that he was standing next to Javier

handing him the rifle when it discharged.

We're issuing a warrant, and we're going to arrest him.

And with this new evidence and Robin's testimony,

we're going to put him away on the murder charge.

Wait.

What do you mean Robin's decided not to testify?

Oh, my god.

Oh, come on.

You've always liked a nice picnic.

I got you all your favorites, including marshmallows.

So have you given any more thought to what you want to do?

I don't know.

Robin, it's been three months, and no sign of Sam Turner.

You don't understand.

How can they not find him by now?

He could be in Timbuktu for all I know by now.

School semester is starting soon,

and I bet if you called Mike at the convenience store,

he'd give you your old job back.

Mom.

Please.

Something's got to give.

You are young, and you have your whole life ahead of you.

You can't just hide.

Well, actually, I've been thinking,

and I can't really afford my apartment,

so I thought it'd be good for me to stay here

with you for a while.

Oh!

And I already talked to Mike at Thrifty Mart.

He's getting me an afternoon shift tomorrow.

Oh!

That's wonderful!

Now, about school.

All right, all right.

I'll get a catalog of courses.

I happen to have a copy right here.

You're the worst.

Yeah, I know.

That's why you love me.

What's so funny?

I could have opened to any page,

but this is the course Javier wanted me to sign up for.

Nursing?

You're going to make a great nurse.

Oh, finally alone together.

No.

Hey, I'm your friend.

I'm here to help.

You know, if we want, we can just make this all go away.

No.

You did those things to me.

I remember.

No, I didn't do anything to you.

I saved your life.

You killed Javy.

Oh, that.

That was an accident.

You saw it.

I handed him the gun, and it went off.

No!

Yes.

And you raped me.

No, I didn't.

You were upset, and I tried to comfort you.

And things happened between us, because we have a connection.

Do you hear me?

We have a connection!

You're lying.

You sure about that, Robin?

I mean, I'm the one that passed the lie detector test.

Help!

Help!

Bastard's stalking her.

We got to get Robin to a safe place.

How could we have missed him?

He's been here the whole time.

What do you want to do, Chief?

All right, we have to protect Robin.

Come on.

Why can't I just stay at the house?

No one knows we're here, Robin.

The chief said it would be safer.

It's not right.

We can't let him intimidate her.

I'm going to have deputies watching this room 24/7.

He is not going to get anywhere near you.

How long will we have to stay here?

At least until we nail the son of a bitch.

And if he goes to trial and is acquitted?

Well, we'll cross that bridge

if we come to it.

Look, I am absolutely convinced that Sam Turner is

a merciless killer, but we're going

to just have to hope that the state sees that he's guilty,

too.

Of course he is guilty.

I'm just‐‐ I'm so tired of everyone questioning it.

It's the truth.

This isn't about the truth.

It's about what a judge and jury believe.

And without you‐‐

Testifying?

No.

I can't do that.

He'll kill me, he'll kill my mom, and‐‐

then he'll just be out there, in his filthy shed by the river.

Filthy shed?

OK, wait a minute, I got a hunch.

Call Fish and Game about decommissioned depots

by the river.

The two you just sit tight, OK?

We need to go search the woods.

Crack of dawn, we're on the hunt.

I'm freezing.

Do I feel hot?

Oh, you're burning up.

Oh, I'm sick.

I'm sick, aren't I?

I'm gonna die.

Oh my god, I'm going to die.

Not if we go to town and get you some medical help.

No!

No, no, they'll lock me up and throw away the key.

No.

We'll do what we can here.

You're shivering.

So‐‐

You're such a good person, Robin.

You're too good for all this.

You're a good man.

You've taken care of me, kept me safe.

Yeah.

That's true.

You would've died without me.

I would have died in these woods without you.

I promise you, I promise you!

I don't remember it, but killing Javier was an accident,

I swear!

You have to believe me.

OK?

I'm dying!

OK?

A dying man has to tell the truth.

Really?

Yeah.

When we get back, I'll tell the sheriff the truth, that‐‐

that it was an accident.

That you didn't mean it.

You'd do that for me?

Of course.

Like you said, it was‐‐

An accident.

It was a terrible, terrible accident.

An accident no one could help.

Because I know you would never try to hurt me or Javier.

No, never.

You're my friend.

You're‐‐ you like me, and I like you.

You saved my life.

Robin, can you say it again?

I like hearing you say it.

It was an accident, everything that happened

to Javier getting killed.

Gun just went off.

It just went off.

You were standing right there.

You saw it all.

I would never hurt you or Javier.

You heard the gunshot, then you screamed.

And then, Javier, but there was nothing either of us could do.

I screamed, I heard thee gunshot.

It was‐‐ it was a terrible, terrible accident.

Now we just have to get back to the city

and tell the sheriff what you saw.

Why am I such a coward?

Javier would be ashamed of me.

Being afraid doesn't make you a coward.

Robin, you have no control over what happens in that courtroom.

But if you decide to testify, your only job is to go in there

and tell the truth, your truth.

That's all you have to do.

Take your power back, baby.

Sam Turner!

Stay away from the rifle.

You're under arrest for the murder of Javier Rivera.

You know, I'm going to sue you!

For false arrest, brutality, slander.

My lawyer's going to throw the book at you.

You got nothin' on me, Sheriff.

Turn around.

You know, I'll be out in a few weeks.

You can't protect Robin forever.

Come on.

Look at this.

All right, curtain it off!

I want forensics up here now!

Hi, baby.

I miss you so much.

I‐‐ I wish you were here so I could talk to you for real.

You always knew the right thing to do.

I want people to see that Sam Turner is a liar.

But I'm just so scared, Javy.

He thought that I was weak, that I was a victim,

and he could do whatever he wanted to me.

But that was a mistake.

I survived for a reason.

For me, for you.

And the life we never got to have together.

But I‐‐ I want to fight.

I was wrong.

You will always have a place in my family, Robin.

Forgive me.

There's nothing to forgive.

I loved Javier.

I need to make sure the man who hurt him‐‐

pays.

What's going on?

I wanted to let you know I've decided to testify at the trial

today.

Hey, how are you going to do that?

Poor little Robin, you can't get your story straight.

That's where you're wrong.

I've got my story straight.

And you know what?

It was a happy ending.

Because it puts you in jail for the rest of your life.

I am so proud of you!

Yes!

Are you OK?

I'm more than OK, Mom.

I'm ready to live life.

The testimony in the Stockholm Syndrome

case on brainwashing was a landmark in legal precedent.

Conduct to cover up a crime is evidence of guilt.

And in this instance, the evidence that was covered up

was a woman's memory.