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Previously on
Under the Bridge...

I got something on Kelly Ellard.

And I have a witness
who saw everything.

Warren Glowatski.

Rebecca? Are-Are you
sure I can wear this?

Yeah. Fits you perfectly.

Kelly kept Reena's boots.

- How did Warren do it?
- I don't know.

If you lie, Dusty, this
could ruin your life.

Did Warren tell you
that both he and Kelly

dragged Reena into the
water or just Kelly?

Both of them.

You're under arrest. For
the murder of Reena Virk.

What are you doing?
He's a fuckin' kid!

She told me Warren dragged
Reena into the water.

And if he did, it was
a fuckin' mistake!

You didn't want justice.
You wanted material.

That is a fucked
up thing to say.

This might be a story to you.

It's fucking terrifying to me!

And now, a special report
from Vincent Dardick

on the Reena Virk murder trial.

Four months ago, on the
night of November 14th,

it was under this
bridge that the murder

of 14-year-old Reena Virk began.

A fight took place right
here in this very spot.

Six teenagers, now infamously
known as "The Shoreline Six",

swarmed Virk and beat her savagely,
leaving her bloody and bruised.

Earlier today, the four
teenagers who beat Virk

and then left the scene were found
guilty of aggravated assault,

each sentenced to one year in the
Youth Custody Center of Victoria,

a co-ed juvenile
detention facility.

I think they deserved
their punishment, but...

uh, they'll be free one day

with a second chance at life.

My daughter won't get that.

I'll never see her again. I...

I pray that the families
of these children

help them understand
that difference.

Look, we're very pleased with
the outcome, but make no mistake,

the other two culprits bear the
brunt of responsibility here.

Those other two culprits,

who allegedly followed
Virk to finish the job,

Warren Glowatski
and Kelly Ellard,

are each charged with
second-degree murder.

Glowatski is set to take the
stand this coming Monday.

Ellard's trial is to follow.

If rumor is all that's needed
to put young lives behind bars,

frankly, this country is
doomed. Thank you. That's all.

One woman is making
sure to capture it all.

Rebecca Godfrey, a writer
from New York City,

has signed a book deal
with Simon & Schuster.

I've gotten to know
Warren a little bit.

And there's a very
public discussion

about the lack of
evidence in Warren's case.

And if we're not measuring someone's
guilt based off of evidence,

then what are we measuring?

What a bunch of
fuckin' nonsense.

Warren's a kid
with no resources.

Kelly Ellard comes
from a powerful family.

She has the best lawyer in BC.

If no one is recognizing
that imbalance,

then we're not really getting
justice for Reena Virk.

So, I think it's gonna become a
debate about Warren's humanity.

Yeah, nothin' I can do.

Park's gonna take it.

What do I do,
Dad? I live here.

Ah, you'll, uh, look,
you'll find somewhere.

What are they gonna
do with all our stuff?

Well, if there's
somethin' you want,

you better take it now.

Listen, uh, the woman I told
you about, from Circus Circus?

I'm marryin' her, uh, live
down here, you know, for good.

Okay.

Mm, so, you wanna come?

I don't know. I
like View Royal.

I don't wanna leave Samara.

Yeah, alright, it's
better you finish school.

Hey, listen, I gotta go.

They're, they're comin'
to take the place at noon.

"It was November 14th, the day
Reena Virk would be killed,

"and Warren Glowatski
had just become homeless.

"Warren, like most kids, didn't know
how to describe what he was feeling.

"Warren did not know there were
words like humiliation and shame.

"So, he thought it
was maybe anger.

This emotion that he felt when he
did things he would later regret."

This coming Monday will
be a pivotal moment

in the Reena Virk
murder trial, -

as Warren Glowatski is
set to take the stand...

I can't believe they're
not saying my name.

- Turn that shit off, Jo.
- Are you kidding?

We're on Channel 7.

- I mean, at least you are.
- I don't care.

I don't wanna hear about it.

...crime which shocked
the country last November.

What the fuck? I
was watching that!

Yeah, and I can't
even fuckin' sleep!

I keep havin'
nightmares about her.

Glowatski! You got a visitor.

Today?

Is that your bodyguard?

What's wrong?

Nothing, I'm fine.

You just, um...

you don't usually come
on weekends, so...

I thought you were
my dad or, or Samara.

She still hasn't visited?

She doesn't wanna talk to me.

I got weed from Connor.

Nice.

Yeah, is it helpin' you sleep?

Uh, I think so.

It's helping my anxiety.

- Pot's good at that.
- Yeah.

And I went to the donut place.

- You went to the donut place!
- I got a donut.

- Okay.
- It was very good.

- They're the best.
- I was very high,

but it might've been the
best donut I've ever had.

I told you!

Was, um...

was anyone at Connor's or...

Yeah, Dimitri was there,
and he wanted me to tell you

he said hi and
that he misses you.

I miss him, too.

I think he said he
was gonna get a, um,

- basketball scholarship.
- What?

That's amazing. Shit. Um...

we always joked about
goin' to the same college.

I never did my
homework though, so...

I guess that all doesn't
really matter now.

You're gonna have a life.

This isn't over yet.

I don't know.

Are you worried about Monday?

I don't think how
I'm feeling matters.

What if they trick me into
saying the wrong things?

Well, they're not gonna trick
you into saying the wrong things

if you tell the truth.

Kelly is responsible
for this, Warren.

Yeah. I just...

I don't know.

I just know no matter
what I say up there,

everyone's gonna look at
me like I'm a monster.

That's not true.

Every single person I've
talked to loves you.

Not Reena's parents.

It's because they
don't know you.

I-I remember because

Warren said that he
saw Reena's back...

and it was really hairy.

That's what we need. Samara has to
say it just like that on the stand.

Well, that's a problem.

Last we heard, she's with her mom
somewhere in Northern Alberta?

That's convenient. Skipping
town right before she testifies

- in her boyfriend's trial?
- It's for cancer treatments.

- Her mom got diagnosed a month ago.
- Well, how do we get her back in time?

- This girl's our most important witness.
- Yeah, we're trying.

- We haven't been able to reach her.
- So keep trying. We need to get her back.

Well, we might not need
her. Remember Dusty Pace?

I told you about her.
She's serving time at YCC.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Okay.

She claims that Glowatski told
her everything, every detail...

Yeah, "claims".

Look, it's hearsay at best.
Dusty's never gonna take the stand.

Not when she's threatened
with contempt of court.

Then she will.

Cam, why don't you go
see her? Talk to her.

She's not gonna talk to me now.

Hey, Dusty Pace was your play.
You should see this through.

Have you figured out a
way to get me outta here?

I know this has all been
extremely frustrating for you.

Why can't you just pay
them, like in the movies?

Sweetie, you were
charged without bail.

We are asking the
court to reconsider

and not try you as an adult.

Now, if we win,

you might be allowed to stay
at home until your trial.

But it's not fair.

- I'm just a little girl.
- I know that, Kelly.

And it's my job to make the
Crown consider that, too.

No, I can't.

I can't. This place is hell.

They won't let me talk
to anyone. Not even Jo.

Look at what the other
kids taped up on my wall.

Are they isolating
you from the others?

Yes.

Kelly.

Do you feel at all unsafe here?

Like, your life
could be in danger?

After the Crown lost their
key witness, Samara Bailey,

- the boy's fate will come down...
- Yo, I can't believe we gotta eat

- this shit another eight months.
- We could do a hunger strike.

For real.

- Jo.
- What?

- Jo, I can't see.
- Josephine!

Hello?

- What'd it say?
- Nothing.

- Nothing?
- You suspicious motherfucker.

Two o'clock. Here's my badge.

And last time I put money, um,

for his commissary, it didn't
go through, so I don't know.

I'll handle that.
You're good to go.

I, um, I heard you're a
real favorite in here.

I just keep to myself.

They got a library here.

You read Lord of the Rings?

I'm on the second
book. It's pretty cool.

You should check it out.

Yeah, maybe.

Dusty, you're being asked to
testify at Warren's trial.

Okay.

When do I have to go?

I don't know yet.
Trial starts on Monday.

They're gonna ask you about
that written statement you made.

About Warren.

How he told you he killed Reena.

Do they know that's not true?

Now, let's say, hypothetically,

that what you wrote on
that statement was false.

It was a sworn
statement to police.

If you come forward and
admit you had lied about it,

that might add more
years to your sentence.

So, you're saying I
shouldn't testify?

No.

If you refuse, then we'll
hold you in contempt of court.

That could mean more time.

But if, but if I go
up there and I testify

and I say everything on that
statement is t-true, then...

that's a lie.

Yeah.

It's called perjury.

So, I'm screwed either way?

I'm sorry.

I just...

I wanted you to know
what was going on...

so you could, uh...

so you could decide.

Reena-Reena trusted me.

She trusted me...

'cause we were friends and...

if-if I had had her
back that night, then...

she'd still be here, so.

Whatever happens to me, I
just wanna do the right thing.

You better not snitch
on Kelly at your trial.

Just say you went
home after the fight.

Do you think Samara will stay
with me if I go to prison?

Probably not.

Like, how are you even
supposed to go on a date?

Maybe if it was just
for a couple years.

We could be together
when I get out.

I wouldn't wait for you.

And if you don't
say anything at all,

no one can prove you were there.
And you'll probably get off.

Then you can be
with Samara forever.

"Never has a boy looked more as
if he wandered out of a fairytale.

"His expression was longing
and always, always hopeful.

"Despite his
fascination with gangs

"and his tempestuous
domestic situation,

"Warren was undeniably...

innocent."

What do you think?

He did it, right?

Maybe. We don't really know,

but these are also
true things about him.

This isn't a criticism,
but I'm curious why...

his is the
perspective you chose.

Because I'm challenging
the reader to see that

the worst thing he
did isn't who he is.

People can do horrible things and that
doesn't make them inherently evil.

And I don't know what the alternative
is other than me writing a sad story

about a girl I didn't know.

I noticed Reena's nowhere
in these pages, Becca.

What does that mean?

Well, it's pretty clear that
you're avoiding her in this.

Raj told me that the
Virks basically want me

to choose between
Warren and Reena.

And?

And...

I don't feel
comfortable doing that.

You don't feel
comfortable doing it,

or you don't wanna hear
what they have to say?

How are they gonna
do this kid in?

They have no proof
Warren did anything.

Nobody is coming
forward as a witness.

They should just
throw this thing out.

He was there. Didn't lots
of people see him kick her?

Yeah, but who's gonna
say that in court?

I'm sure Reena's dad is thrilled

nobody's talking about
him touching his daughter

because we're all
focused on this one boy.

Please, stop changing
the subject...

I mean, you ask me, the Crown
is just looking for a scumbag

to go down for this...

Please.

Thank you for having me.

I appreciate you agreeing
to speak with me.

I know it's not the
easiest thing to do.

Raj says you've been very kind.

He seems to trust you.

Well, he's been... kind.

And we have a lot more in
common than I would've thought.

I want you to know that I
think what the media are saying

about the allegations
against you is horrible,

and I would never
print that, Mr. Virk.

Thank you.

We saw you in
that piece on TV.

You said that you want
justice for my daughter.

You think that your
book can really do that?

Well, I think that's a lotta
pressure, but I-I think it's important

that people know the
truth about what happened.

What did happen?

I haven't totally
put-put that together.

Yet.

But you said on the news
that you've spent time

with Warren Glowatski?

- Yes.
- So,

you're going to write
about my daughter

by befriending her killer?

I'm not f-friends with Warren.

Well, what has he said to you?

I think that's what's
been difficult with this,

that all the, the kids are kinda
saying different things and...

I-I understand that, but I mean,

you're spending
time with Warren.

What did Warren tell you?

I haven't talked to
Warren about that night.

I've gotten little pieces here and there
from, from the, the different kids,

but nothing I would
confidently be able to...

- to share.
- What about Reena?

Uh, what did her
friends say about her?

About who she was?

To be honest with you,
nobody I've talked to has...

really had...

much insight into who Reena was.

I spoke with a teacher
who said that, um...

that she seemed
like she was lonely.

For someone wanting to write
a book about my daughter,

you don't really
know much, do you?

Yo, the fuck, Kelly?

Jo told us that you're trying
to blame us for everything.

So?

It's my fuckin' trial. I can
say whatever the fuck I want.

You really think they're gonna
believe you two and not me?

You're a crazy bitch.

You two start shit with
people all the fucking time.

It'll be so easy to
say you guys did it.

You're fuckin'
sick. You know that?

Yeah? So, hit me.

Come on, pussy, fuckin' hit me.

Come on, hit me. Come
on, pussy. Fuckin'...

What'd she think
was gonna happen?

Dumb cunt.

Hey, what's goin' on?

Are you okay?

- They're hurting me, please!
- It's true.

I saw the whole thing happen.

- Hey, Dad.
- Oh, hey.

There she is.

Your old man's
still got it, huh?

Hey, how'd it go
with Pace? She ready?

Dusty's not testifying.

Oh, she's got no choice. You tell
her we'd bury her if she didn't?

No, I'm telling you
we're not putting her up.

We need her. She signed a
statement that got us to Glowatski.

I coerced that statement.

What now?

I coerced her to
say what she did.

I threatened her.

Cam, mm.

You said what you had to say

to get that
statement out of her.

It's still admissible.

What if I forged her signature?

That's bullshit. I know
you didn't do that.

If you put her up there, I'll
have to come forward and admit it.

That's a fireable offense, Cam.

I know.

So, you gonna fuck your whole
career over some Bic girl?

Don't call her that!

Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

You worked so hard on this case.

Ya can't just throw it all away
five feet from the finish line.

- What about Vancouver?
- Yeah, what about it?

So, now what? So,
no Dusty Pace,

no Samara Bailey,

Warren Glowatski walks.

What about the Virks? How are
they gonna feel about that?

Believe me, I don't
want Glowatski to walk.

I'm not gonna make those girls suffer
any more than they already have.

Only one girl suffered.

Look, we let Glowatski go up.

Let him take what's comin'.

Three kids went across
the bridge, two came back.

Let the judge make of that
what he wants, not us.

You're starting to sound a
lot like Rebecca Godfrey.

Nobody believes
he just sat there

10 feet away while
a murder happened.

Kelly Ellard weighs
what? Like, 80 pounds?

And did you hear how
they found Reena's body?

There's no way Kelly could've
done this by herself.

The kid is totally
putting on an act.

He's gonna pretend like he was in the
wrong place at the wrong time with...

Hey.

I-I know you don't wanna
talk to us anymore,

but I-I heard you don't
have to take the stand.

- Yeah.
- How did you, um,

how'd you get out of it?

I don't know.

I didn't do anything.

You know...

I had bad dreams
about Reena, too,

when I first got here.

But you know what
helped them go away?

Being honest about
what I did that night.

We fucked up, and
now she's dead.

So, that's the fuckin'
least that we owe her.

Just moments after the Russian
satellite exploded in the sky,

Samara Bailey boarded
the bus to return home,

and Warren Glowatski met up with
his friends under the bridge.

Numerous eyewitnesses
have attested

to Warren's involvement
in the first fight.

Kicking Reena Virk, a
girl he did not even know,

right in the head as
she begged for mercy.

But his decision to follow
Reena across that bridge

with Kelly Ellard and
what transpired that night

are known only to the accused.

Stick to the plan.

No one can tell you what
you can or cannot remember.

Okay, okay, that's enough.

That's good.

I missed you.

Yo! Where's Josephine at?

Hey, somebody's ass
'bout to get rocked!

Yeah, you better run!

Let's go!

Who was that?

I don't know.

You wanna go watch?

No, Warren.

Yo, who was that?

Warren, do you remember the
evening of November 14th?

Um...

I was, uh, pretty
drunk that day.

I just found out we
lost our trailer.

So, when it comes to the fight under
the bridge involving Reena Virk,

what is your recollection?

I don't really remember
anything from that night.

No further questions,
Your Honor.

Warren, do you mean to
tell the judge today

that you don't remember the
moment Reena Virk was beaten

under the Craigflower Bridge?

I was pretty drunk.

I see. So, you can't
remember what you

and Kelly Ellard did that night?

And no one will ever know
what happened to Reena Virk?

Can you live with that?

- I don't know.
- Come on, look.

Let's just...

let's just take it slow, okay?
Just to help you remember.

Why don't you just tell us what
happened the night of November 14th,

as you recall it?
Just take your time.

It's okay, Warren.

Just tell us the truth, and
you got nothin' to worry about.

I kinda remember a bunch of
people went under the bridge.

Whoa!

Yo, you good?

I'm good.

Take a swig of
that. Chill out.

and we're fucking sick of it.

Who's we?

Fuck her up, Kelly!

What the fuck, Warren?! You
don't even know her! Go!

Warren!

Warren.

That girl Reena went across
the bridge. Let's follow her.

Why?

I wanna make sure she's okay.

I wanna see if she's sorry.

I want her to say she's sorry.

Come on. Let's go.

Yeah. Okay.

Warren, I asked what
happened when you two got

to the other side of the bridge.

Kelly beat her up some more.

Then she put her in the water,

drowned her.

That's enough. I
said that's enough!

Quiet, please.

Warren.

Did you touch Reena at any point
after she crossed the bridge?

No, sir.

Did you tell Kelly to stop?

Yes.

Multiple times.

Did you physically try and
stop Kelly from drowning Reena?

Um...

no.

So, you didn't want her
to stop that bad, huh?

That 'cause you liked it?

You liked watching Reena die?

No.

Warren.

Did you help Kelly drag
Reena's body into the Gorge?

I...

I don't wanna say something
to incriminate myself.

Come on, Warren.

How would you incriminate yourself
if you didn't do anything?

You did drag Reena, didn't you?

I don't know.

These are Reena Virk's
underwear found in the Gorge.

Did you see these the night
Reena Virk was murdered?

I don't know.

In Samara Bailey's
statement to the police,

she said that you told her

Reena had a really hairy back.

No. No, I-I said...

You just helped drag a girl to her death,
and the detail that stuck with you...

is that she had some body hair?

It's because you saw Reena as
an animal you could simply kill

without consequence, right?

- No.
- Tell me, Warren.

For the death of Reena Virk,

on a scale of one to 10, how responsible
were you and how much was Kelly?

Um...

I guess...

three and seven.

Three and seven?

You were three out of 10?

For doing what?

For the kicking
on the first side.

Just for being around.

Can I please come in, Cam?

I can't sleep.

Warren, um, he asked me if I
would give this back to you.

The night I arrested him.

This is Gabe's, isn't it?

Look, uh...

Becca, I can't pretend to know
what's going on in your mind, but...

you know that Gabe and
Warren are nothing alike.

Of course, I know that.

I just see a boy who needs me.

But I don't understand
why it's so crazy

to see the side to
him that isn't just

the one horrible mistake
he's made in his life.

Becca, you gotta quit
calling it a mistake.

You don't think people can do
things they wish they didn't do?

Do you still think Gabe would
be here if it wasn't for me?

You know, I...

I was a kid when I
said that to you.

I think you still
look at me that way.

I don't know.

We're mere minutes
away from a verdict

in the Reena Virk murder trial.

Jo!

Guess what?

My plan worked.

My lawyer convinced a judge

my life is actually in
danger or some shit, so...

I'm goin' home.

I thought you said the...
plan was to get us out.

I know.

It's just step one.

My lawyer's gonna work
on you next, alright?

You know Warren said he gets,
like, these bad dreams about Reena.

Do you get them too?

He's just an idiot.

So, what's next?

Don't you have to
go to your trial?

Oh. Yeah.

So stupid I still have to.

Ellard! Your mother's arrived.

Thank God.

I know it sucks, but...

you'll be out soon.

C.M.C. for life.

Well, at least we now
know why this happened.

Reena was not human to him.

Why do you say that?

Did you not hear what he said?

What he remembered about Reena?

You think if Reena had looked
like you, he would've done that?

You said on the news you
wanted to know why Reena died.

It's because he was angry

and she was there.
Someone... weaker.

Someone that didn't matter
to him. Someone he could...

sacrifice.

Understanding that is the only way
to write about my daughter's life.

Warren Glowatski,
please stand.

Violence is not a
recreational activity.

I find Glowatski's testimony
incomplete and improbable,

I believe that very little
of what he said is true,

and I am satisfied
beyond a reasonable doubt

that Glowatski intended
to cause Virk bodily harm

and was reckless as to
whether death ensued.

As such, I find Glowatski...

guilty of second-degree
murder as charged.

You're sentenced to life imprisonment
without eligibility for parole

until a time to be determined
later by the Crown and the court.

I'm gonna make sure
everybody knows your heart.

That's enough.

- Clear the hall, please! Clear the hall!
- Bye.

Best day ever!