All language subtitles for Long Bright River 104 Blind Spot.srt - eng(2)

DANJARAT: Three females
have been found dead.

All three were determined
to have lethal amounts
of insulin in their system.

What's going on?

Danjarat found a video
of the perp in those
girls' murders.

DANJARAT: Well, this,
coupled with the witness account

from the second victim's
crime scene,

tells us we may have our perp.

Yeah, I know that girl.
She's been here
a couple of times.

She was in here
with this guy, Jimmy Scanlon.

TRUMAN: Let's talk
to this Jimmy Scanlon's family.

Do you recognize this woman?

No. Why?

They both went missing
around the same time
that your husband did.

- What are you thinking about?
- My birthday party.

- Oh.
- I want to have
a real one this year.

- Okay.
- I wanna invite Dad.

DISPATCH: (OVER RADIO)
Three-alarm fire at
222 Braddock Street.

MICKEY: Paula!

I got a video of the perp.

Oh, my God, Mickey.
Are you serious?

- You know him?
- Yeah, I know him.

You know him, too.

'Cause he's a cop.

(TRAIN RATTLING)

(INAUDIBLE)

(TRAIN SCREECHING)

TRUMAN: That's all Paula said?

It was a cop?

- Thank you.
- WAITRESS: You're welcome.

- Mickey.
- She also said that the cop

was using his badge
to extort women for sex.

And you believe her?

I've known Paula my whole life.
She has no reason to lie to me.

What about Dock?

Dock has an alibi.
He was locked up
during two of the murders.

(SIGHS)

And that's the only reason
you asked me here?

Just to tell me what Paula said?

No.

I just don't know
where to start.

How about we start with
why you went to Dock's
without me?

I should have been there
with you, Mickey.

I was afraid of what Kacey
might have told Dock about me...

that I hadn't told you myself.

Like what?

GEE: Come on, girls. Let's go.

MAN: Thanks for joining
the Police Youth Club.

Stay out of trouble.

Wait.

- What? I gotta get to work.
- I want to go back
to settlement.

And I want to go
on a tropical vacation
with Ann-Margret.

But that
ain't gonna happen.

Your sister didn't get in.

But I just made section leader
for Woodwinds.

- I'm way too old for this...
- Stop. Where she goes,
you go. That's it.

So go play tag or something.

Be a kid.

Look at this
like a life lesson, okay?

You don't always
get what you want.

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR CLOSES)

Come on. It beats
sitting at home, right?

Where are we supposed to go?
Do we check in or something?

(GASPS)

(EXCLAIMING) Paula!

(GRUNTING)

I thought you said
you weren't coming to PYC.

My mom had to work.

(GASPS) Come on.
We're going outside.

- PAULA: Come on, Mickey.
- Come on.

It's okay.

You go ahead.

Come on, Kace.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

MAN: What are you reading?

Steinbeck?

I love that book.

I'm Officer Cleare.

I have a sneaking suspicion

- that nobody else here
is reading Steinbeck.
- (CHUCKLES)

TRUMAN: What does that
have to do with Dock?

Nothing.

It had to do with her.

And how I let
someone come between us.

But that's not the whole story.

(MICKEY SIGHS)

Some more coffee, please?

(VOICES ECHOING)

Everybody plays Minecraft.

MICKEY: I don't.

(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS)

Where did you see this game?

Lila had it.

Lila has a phone?

Lots of kids do.

- Great.
- It's really educational.

It teaches you geometry,
and how to build
a good foundation.

Where did you hear that?

That's what you said
when I started Legos.

Okay. Now...

- What do I do?
- I'll download it.

Thanks, Mom.

(CHUCKLES) Okay.

Oh.

Thomas.

Hey, you can just show me
after dinner. Yeah?

Here you go.

(MUSIC CONTINUES)

Okay.

What would you call this tempo?

Um... Allegretto.

Could you play this
on your horn?

Uh...

I don't think it would
sound good on a horn.

Are you excited
about your birthday?

Maybe we could play Minecraft.

Or maybe you could play
something where you actually
connect with each other.

Okay? Without screens.

Mom, you can play
Minecraft together.

- (SIGHS)
- I'm gonna show you, okay?

Okay. Okay.

- I can't wait.
- You're gonna love it.

Am I?

And can I have snakes?

- What?
- Oh, for the goodie bags.

Oh, yeah, I'll try.

What's wrong?

(SIGHS) I... I...

I know you wanted
your dad to be at the party,

but I've left several messages
and he's not responded.

And we did talk about this.

This has nothing to do with you.

But Gee's gonna come.
And that'll be fun.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Well, you go ahead.

You know, technically,
that's illegal, right?

Arrest me.

Thought you guys weren't into,
you know, intoxication.

Drugs are haram.

Keeping people alive
so they can recover...

that's different.

- (CHUCKLES)
- To me, at least.

How are you feeling?

Good days.

Bad days.

Are you still gambling?

TRUMAN: No.

- MR. WINTON: That's good.
- (SIGHS)

By the way, I may have
spoke too soon about Dock.

It seems like that guy
is making enemies
everywhere he goes.

Yeah? How do you mean?

You know his abando
got burned down yesterday.

Word on the street,
it was his old supplier.

Old supplier,
means there's a new one.

Always is.

(SIGHS)

Have you heard anything
in the neighborhood lately

about a cop using his badge
to extort women?

Of course there is.

- You know about this?
- Mm-mm.

I know about the police.
That's what I know about.

You know you can't trust them.

You're different.

You know who this cop might be?

You're better off asking
which cop it couldn't be.

When I lost my sons,
you know two cops
walked right on by

while I was out there
yelling for help,

when that good-for-nothing
ambulance never came.

You were the only cop
who stopped,

only cop I knew back then
to carry Narcan on him,

only cop who gave a shit.

You don't know
how many cops I see each day

walk straight past
human suffering.

(AHEARN TALKS INDISTINCTLY)

MR. WINTON:
Therefore, it don't surprise me

that some among you cause it.

Garcia.

Brooks.

MR. WINTON: It'd be one thing
if they just forgot about us,

if they could only
just turn a blind eye,

because what they're
doing out there...

fanning the flames,
making bad things worse
in this community.

We don't need protection
from each other.

We need protection
from the police.

Excuse me, is this footage
taken from outside your store?

Looks that way.

I was assigned to check back in
with you guys.

See if you
or any of your coworkers
have spotted this guy.

We think he may have
something to do
with the Kensington murders.

Nah. I don't know him.

- Maybe I can check your camera.
- Someone broke it last week.

MICKEY: Did you file a report?

Do you want to?

Sure, sounds great.
Why don't you file a report?

Actually, better yet,
I could just show you
why we didn't.

Okay.

LEO: So there's a cop
across the street
just watching us.

How lucky we are
to have him, right?

Then this dude rolls up,
busts the camera.

And what do
the cops do? Nothing.

Sitting there,
smoking a cigarette.

The only thing folks
can count on anymore
is that you can't count on them.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

TRUMAN: So he just sat there?

MICKEY: He didn't even
get out of his car.
It was embarrassing.

I was embarrassed to be a cop.

- TRUMAN: Did you recognize him?
- MICKEY: No.

It's like these women,
Taylor Yoon, Elizabeth O'Connor,

that Jane Doe
they found by the tracks...

looks like they've all
been forgotten.

Mr. Winton's right.

Something's changed
in the neighborhood.

I'm talking about trust,

and respect,

and how there used
to be some, both ways.

Now there's none.

When I was growing up,

a lot of the cops came
from the neighborhood,

and now I feel like
I'm the only one left.

I was thinking
if I was living on the streets,

and something bad
happened to me...

- right now, today...
- Who would you call?

Who does Kacey call?

I'm the only cop
that she has left.

Not the only one.

- (RADIO CHIRPS)
- DISPATCH: (ON RADIO)
Calling all units.

Possible domestic assault
in progress. 31 G Street.

56201 responding.
Okay, I gotta go.

All right.

56201 on site.

DISPATCH: (ON RADIO)
Roger that. 26284.

Oh, hey. Hi.

- Are you okay?
- (GIRL CRYING)

- Are your parents home?
- (THUDDING INSIDE)

They're back there?

Okay. Are you hurt?

My sister.

(GIRL CRYING INSIDE)

I'm gonna go
check on your sister.

Can you sit right there?

And don't go anywhere,
okay? Can you do that
for me? Okay.

(WOMAN CRYING,
SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

(GIRL CRYING)

- (OBJECTS CLATTERING)
- MAN: Do you think you can
talk to me like that, huh?

Look what you did.

(WOMAN CRYING, THUDDING)

No! No! (CRYING)

Sir, you need to calm down.
You need to step back.
Step back.

(MAN GRUNTS)

(WOMAN CRYING,
SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

- (TASER CRACKLING)
- (MAN GROANS)

- (WOMAN SCREAMS)
- (MICKEY PANTS)

We're okay.

MICKEY: You guys okay?

Keep going.

(GIRL CRYING SOFTLY)

Thank you.

What the fuck is that?

I'm gonna give you an IV
to help with the pain.

I can't have none of that shit.

Oh, no, she's not taking
my girls.

When there's a domestic assault,
there's usually a brief period

of separation
and evaluation, okay?

- Mrs. Kelly.
- You're not taking my girls.

I'm Clara, with social services,
there's nothing to worry about.

But it is standard procedure.

- I don't give no fucks
about your procedures.
- MICKEY: Colleen.

Colleen, it's going to be
easier for them
if this goes smooth, okay?

I saw how you protected
your girls.

Okay.

Okay, girls. All right. Um...

You go with
the nice lady, all right?

All right? You be brave.
Mommy loves you.

- No.
- Hey.

Come on, sweetie.

So we have to go, okay?

You've got to listen.

(GIGGLING)

MAN: Hey. Hey.

You don't remember me, do you?

But I remember you.

OFFICER: Hey.

- Sean Kelly
going down to holding.
- MICKEY: Yes, that's him.

- Thanks.
- Yeah.

OFFICER: Come on.

(EXHALES)

(INAUDIBLE)

(CELL PHONE VIBRATING)

- Hi.
- TRUMAN: Hey, it's me.

I just got a call
from my buddy at Delaware PD.
You got a sec?

- (MICKEY SIGHS)
- TRUMAN: Mick, you okay?

Yeah.

I just had a weird encounter
with a perp.

- You all right?
- Um...

So, DPD, what'd they say?

And did they find Jimmy Scanlon?

No, not yet.

But he did have a bank account
that his wife didn't know
anything about.

Was getting some
pretty hefty payments

from a company
called S.O.K. Holding.

What kind of company is that?

I don't know,
but pretty suspicious
for a sheet metal worker, right?

Particularly since he was
hiding it from his wife.

Maybe that's what
he was arguing about
with Taylor Yoon at 7 Brothers.

Yeah, or maybe he was
hiding something else.

DPD got ahold
of Scanlon's text messages.

The last one he sent
was to a woman named Melissa.

They were supposed
to meet after work
at the "usual spot,"

but his wife didn't know
anything about her.

Maybe she was his girlfriend.

Maybe they disappeared together.

Maybe she killed him.

Or maybe Melissa
is also a sex worker.

Maybe she knows
what happened to those women...

and Kacey.

See if Scanlon was
ever busted for solicitation.
Maybe that'll lead us somewhere.

And I'll see if I can
find out anything
on S.O.K. Holding

- and Scanlon's bank account.
- (EXHALES) God.

- Mick?
- Yeah.

Watch your back
around the office, okay?

We're gonna find her.

All right. I gotta go.

LAFFERTY: Are you looking
to get out of Philly?

(CHUCKLES)

Maybe I'll join you.

Delaware taxes, right?

(EXHALES) Hm.
How's the job coming along?

Truly? (CHUCKLES)

I don't know.
Ahearn's on my ass all day long.

It's like I can't do
anything right.

I mean, I didn't expect
special treatment
because we go back,

but I didn't expect him
to put a shit pile on me

at every opportunity,
either, you know?

I'm starting to...

to I doubt myself.

Everybody makes mistakes.

You just keep at it,
follow protocol.

- Two pair, jacks and queens.
- Ah!

- I'm telling ya, he cheats.
- (CHUCKLES)

Nobody's cheating.
You're just a man
who happens to be

exceptional at losing.

- (LAUGHS)
- It's that fricking bird.

He's got it trained
to signal him if you're
holding a losing hand.

If I could train Carmichael
to do that,

- I wouldn't be sitting here
with you two chuckleheads.
- (CHUCKLES)

I'd be in Atlantic City
making some real dough.
(CHUCKLES)

- (SIGHS)
- (KNOCKING AT DOOR)

Come in. It's open.

- MICKEY: Hey.
- Hey, Mickey.

(GRUNTS)

What are you doing here?

Hey, you know
your grandpa cheats, right?

(CARMICHAEL SQUAWKS)

- Can I talk to you...
- Yeah.

...for a second?

Carmichael, play my hand.

- (CARMICHAEL WHISTLES)
- See?
That bird knows things.

Didn't think I'd see you
so soon after the other night.

You need to yell
at someone or something?

I'm throwing a birthday party
for Thomas,

and I would like you to come.

Hm. Simon's not taking him
to the Sixers?

He won't answer my calls.
So, no.

Good.

- Kid doesn't need
that deadbeat in his life.
- So will you come?

It's important.
Thomas needs his family around.

Yeah, of course.
I'll come to the kid's party.

Thank you.

No, don't need to thank me.
That's what family does, right?

Like I told you before,
the two of us is
all Thomas needs.

You still ain't found
your sister.

- No.
- Leave it be.

You're better off.

(TWOHEY PLAYING BANJO)

(NEW WORLD SYMPHONY PLAYING)

Mickey, they're really good.

You okay?

Kacey was supposed to be here.

OFFICER CLEARE:
The concert was optional.

She's probably back at the PYC.

MICKEY: I want to hear
the whole orchestra one day.

OFFICER CLEARE:
I'm sure you will.

MICKEY: Oh, I love Dvorak.
That horn solo...

it just sounded so...

content.

Just calm,

satisfied,

unperturbed.

(CHUCKLES) "Unperturbed," huh?

- Yeah.
- I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I loved it.

When I was still at settlement,
I thought I'd study
at the Curtis Institute one day.

You still could.
You should audition.

No. You don't get
into a school like that
unless you have parents

who put you in lessons
when you're three years old.

Being the best
in your high school orchestra
doesn't exactly...

qualify you.

Hey, here's the thing.

You are different.

I mean, it's hard to explain,
but you just got something...

potential,
whatever you want to call it.

I noticed that
the first day I met you.

They might notice, too.

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

I'll see you Monday.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Where the hell were you?

- I was at the concert.
- What concert?

I told you
it was a Youth Club trip.

- Remember, you said...
- Whatever. Whatever.
I don't give two shits.

While you were out
with your little friend,
your sister came home drunk,

and broke the fucking window.

She's 12, for Chrissake.

I... Okay.

- Hey.
- Oh.

If you'd get your head
out of your ass
and do a better job

looking out for your sister,

this kind of crap
wouldn't happen.

Okay. I'm sorry.
You're right.

(RETCHING)

Come here.

- Get off me!
- Let me help you.

I don't need your help.

Why do you do this?

Why can't you make
smarter decisions, Kacey?

Every time you get
in trouble, Gee blames me.

I guess only you can be
right all the time.

- I didn't say that.
- But you meant it.

Because you always
do the right thing.

Just let me help you. I...

Kace... (GROANS)

(KACEY BREATHING HEAVILY)

Kace.

We're all we've got, okay?

We have to be there
for each other.

But you're not, Mickey.

You're out there.

Not if you can be with him.

(SIGHS)

TRUMAN: When I was a kid,
they didn't have gift bags.

You went to a party,
you brought a gift.

What about when
your girls were little?

Oh, Sheila used to spend
so many hours on those.
(CHUCKLES)

She'd hand-wrap the cookies,

curl ribbon around the handles.

But she was
way over the top with it.

These are gonna be great.

Did you find anything out
about the holding company
that was paying Scanlon?

Hm. You know what's weird?

I checked the
Department of State website.

S.O.K. is a registered business
in Delaware,

but there's no other information
as to what they do
or who the principles are.

The address is a P.O. Box
and there's no phone number.

So we don't know why
Scanlon was getting paid.

You remember my friend Aura,
the medical examiner?

She has a husband
who works for the DA.

He's mainly been working
on corporate litigation cases,
so...

maybe he can figure out
what Scanlon had to do
with those dead women.

You gotta be careful, Mick.
You're not supposed
to be looking into this.

You know, the DA's favorite job
is catching cops
not toeing the line.

Mm-hm.

- Are you sure
you can trust this guy?
- I can.

I trust Aura, anyway.

And she's got good taste
in men, better than I do,
at least.

You know, you gotta make sure
that all these bags
have the same toy,

or else you're gonna have
a rebellion on your hands.
(CHUCKLES)

Jolly Rancher.

- Is that bad?
- Nope. Very popular.

What if Melissa's
not even her real name?

What if that's what
one of the victims
went by on the street?

(SIGHS)

Maybe we should check in
with her next of kin.

Elizabeth O'Connor
lived in an encampment

on Emerald with her boyfriend
that was cleared out last week.

So we're not gonna
be able to find him.

But...

Taylor Yoon's parents
may know why Taylor
was hanging out with Scanlon.

I can check in with them.

And it's a plan.

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

What?

What?

Were you gonna invite me?

Oh, my God, Truman,
I am so sorry. I...
With everything...

Relax. I'm just
busting your chops.

Will you come?

I thought you'd never ask.

(CHUCKLES)

You're hitting Joe's sweet spot.

He just finished a case
in front of the Pennsylvania
Supreme Court

arguing abuse
of corporate power.

MICKEY: Do you think it matters
that S.O.K. Holding's
registered in Delaware?

Joe's favorite thing about Joe
is that he has connections.

I'll ask him tonight.

- Thank you.
- Wait one sec before you go.

For Thomas.

Oh, you can give this to him
at his birthday party.

Mickey, much
as I love Thomas,

one of the biggest perks
about my child-free lifestyle

is not having to go
to birthday parties
at Land-O-Fun.

Okay. Yeah, I figured. Yeah.

I can't believe
he's already eight.

He's growing up so fast.

Is Simon going?

No.

- That a good thing?
- Maybe.

But I did invite Truman.

Hm.

- Stop. We are just friends.
- Okay.

He was my partner.

- Okay.
- You're impossible.

I'm just saying,
let yourself have some fun.
All right?

(SIGHS) Oh, my God.

Now, unless you want to stay
for the festivities...

I'm sure he's a lovely guy,
but duty calls.

(DOORBELL RINGS)

- (MUSIC PLAYING)
- (KIDS SHOUTING, LAUGHING)

CORINNE: There you go.

But I want a burger and fries.

We've talked about this.
It's veggies today, okay?

But he's having a burger.

TRUMAN: That kid's gonna
turn into a criminal
if they keep feeding her salad.

I should have had
an option for them.

Why, it's the Land-O-Fun.
Everybody knows what to get.

They look all right.

You should go talk to them.

Go ahead, I'll make sure
none of the kids
drown in the ball pit.

Thank you for coming.

Carlotta could not stop
talking about this party.

- She loves Thomas.
- Thomas feels the same way.

So any other family
or just the two of you?

Uh, that's his
great-grandfather.

CORINNE: Oh, that's so nice.

- We're gonna be so sad
to see Thomas go.
- I'm sorry?

Oh, I guess... Thomas just
mentioned something to Lila.

You know...

Last year, there was
another family who had
a situation like yours.

It's because of my job.

I... I work odd hours,
so I need Thomas
to be closer to work.

That's why he has
to go to a different school.

Would you excuse me?

OFFICER CLEARE: Your education
is the most important thing.

MICKEY: That's not
what Gee thinks.

OFFICER CLEARE:
It's not Gee's decision.

MICKEY:
Both my parents are dead.
So it is his decision.

He won't sign
my FAFSA forms. So...

OFFICER CLEARE:
I'll help you
fill out the applications.

- I...
- What is it, Mickey?

- We've talked about this.
- I can't just abandon her.

Look, she's getting
into trouble all the time.

She's got friends
who aren't good for her.

What's it gonna be like
if I'm not around at all?

I know you love your sister.

But you need to worry
about yourself sometimes.

I'm all she's got.

Mickey, look at me.

I know you.

I know your sister, too.

You've always been
the responsible one,
but now it's your turn.

You have to think
about your future.

You can't just
think about Kacey.
You got to think about you.

What do you want?

THOMAS: Daddy!

SIMON: Hey, buddy.

MICKEY: Simon.

What are you doing here?

I thought you said
you weren't coming.

I... I just wanted
to drop off the present
and tell you in person that...

Daddy, come
to the slide with me.

No, no, I'm just saying
Happy birthday.
I just wanted to give you this.

- Do you want
a burger or something?
- Yeah. I can't stay.

I'm just dropping this off.

- Daddy, come
to the slide with me.
- Thomas, I can't.

- Thomas. Thomas. I can't.
- Come to the slide...
Come to the slide with me.

I can't. I have to go.

I gotta go, okay?

Please, Daddy, no.

- Thomas, please. Get...
Thomas!
- (THOMAS MUMBLING)

- No, please.
- Thomas, please.

Mickey, a little help, please?

- Simon, what did you think
was going to happen?
- THOMAS: Daddy, no.

- No, no, no, no. Stop.
- Thomas, bubba. Hey. Come here.

- You fucking deadbeat jitbag.
- MICKEY: Come on.

You got some balls
showing up here.

- I knew this was a mistake.
- Damn right it was.

What I get for trying
to do the right thing,
end this the right way.

- Here you go, buddy.
- Daddy!

- You're the worst fucking thing
that ever happened to that kid.
- Daddy! Daddy!

MICKEY: Thomas, you've gotta
let him go. He's gotta go, okay?

- TRUMAN: I got Thomas,
go get Gee.
- Come here, asshole!

Don't you walk away from me!

(GRUNTING)

- Daddy!
- MICKEY: Sweetheart.

- Listen, listen. Hey.
- I got Thomas. You go get Gee.
Go get Gee.

- TRUMAN: Thomas, Thomas.
- Daddy! Daddy! Daddy!

(GRUNTS)
I don't wanna fucking...

You want to fucking
fall with me?

- (GRUNTS)
- Get off of him!

Get... get off!

- Just go!
- Hey.

"Nice" just doesn't fucking work
with you or your family.

I dropped off the goddamn gift,
and now I'm done.

Don't ever fucking
call me again.

Babe, let's fucking go.

Those fucking psychos.

Hey, Thomas,
will you do me a favor

and split the chocolate shake
with me?

- (MICKEY GASPS)
- I don't think
I can finish a whole one.

Go ahead.

(SIGHS) The kid okay?

Yeah, he'll be fine.

What about you?

Let me tell you...

Twenty years ago,
I'd have kicked his sorry ass
up and down the fucking street.

Oh, I know. I know.

(EXHALES, CLEARS THROAT)

What kind of place
won't even sell you a beer?

- I gotta go.
- Wait.

Don't forget your goodie bag.

(EXHALES)

Happy birthday, kid.

May the road rise up
to meet you,

may the wind be always
at your back.

May the sun shine warm
upon your face,

and to those
who don't wish you well,

- may they kiss your ass
in Wanamaker's front window.
- (GIRLS GIGGLE)

MICKEY: It's a nice jersey.

THOMAS: He's not even
on the team anymore,
Mom, he was traded.

MICKEY: It's the thought
that counts, right?

I'm sorry for what happened
at your party.

It wasn't your fault.

Why does Gee hate my dad?

Well, he hated my dad, too.

He just loves us,
and wants to protect us.

He was going to fight.

Some people
express their love in...

(SIGHS) unusual ways.

That's Gee's way.

And it's not going
to be your way.

Happy birthday.

Thanks, Mom.

- Good night.
- Good night.

(SIGHS)

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

- (PHONE VIBRATING)
- (SIGHS)

Hello?

Yes, this is she.

Thank you
for calling me back, Mrs. Yoon.

Is... is now a good time?

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

- Hey.
- I thought you were on days.

I'm covering for somebody.
I'm gonna be back
as soon as I can.

Okay.

Hey, I'm en route
to the Yoons right now.
Can you meet me?

TRUMAN: I can't.
I'm having dinner
with my daughters.

Okay, I'll call you
in the morning.

- Mick.
- Yeah.

It's okay to let the world
turn without you for a night.

You and Thomas have had
a pretty dramatic day.

It's okay to be home with him.

Yeah, I can't.

Not with her
still being out there.

Have fun with your girls.

Thanks, Mick.

Good night.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

I'm not sure
how helpful I can be.

Taylor...

stopped talking to us
before she...

She thought I was judging her.

But I just wanted her
to come home.

The last time you saw Taylor,
did you notice anything
out of the ordinary?

Did she mention anyone new
she'd been socializing with?

Or associating with?

I don't...

I wish I did.

She was there,
and then she wasn't.

She just slipped away,
and we didn't know what to do.

Does the name Jimmy Scanlon
mean anything to you?

No.

Melissa?

Did she ever mention
anyone named Melissa,
or did she go by that name?

No. Why would she do that?

I'm just being thorough.

(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)

If I'd only tried harder,
then she... (SOBS QUIETLY)

I was her mother.

(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

(SIGHS) I was supposed
to protect her.

She was such a good baby.

Always smiling.

I look at these and try to find
the place where it all changed.

May I see this?

Mm-hm.

Could I take it
out of the frame?
Do you mind?

MRS. YOON: Yeah.

MICKEY: Hm.

Taylor went to
the Police Youth Club.

MRS. YOON: Yeah. Why?

(SIGHS)

KACEY: It beats
sitting at home, right?

MICKEY: You go ahead.
I'm gonna stay inside.

GEE: Look at this
like a life lesson, okay?

You don't always
get what you want.

PAULA: Come on, Mick.
Come with us.

You guys should not be out here,
and you definitely
should not be smoking.

(MIMICKING) "And you definitely
shouldn't be smoking."

Paula, I just don't want
you guys to get in trouble.

Stop playing fucking cop,
Mickey.

I'm not. I'm working, Kacey.

It won't kill you
to have some fun for a change.

- Come with us.
- I can't right now.

You can't ever.

That is not true.

Please, come inside.

Come on, Kace. Let's go.

Look, I'm telling you,
you're going to get in trouble.

Who's gonna bust us? You?

(CHUCKLES)

- (KACEY SIGHS)
- PAULA: Come on.

KACEY: Her fucking boy toy.

PAULA: It's okay. You got me.

- Where are we off to?
- KACEY: Uh...

(SIGHS)

Truman, hey,
I need you to meet me.

Mick, you okay?

That's Taylor Yoon.

Taylor went to PYC?

And so did Elizabeth O'Connor.

Simon was their counselor.

They both went to Youth Club.
They both had Simon
as their counselor,

and Paula said that the guy
in the video was a cop.

Do you think Simon
could be the killer?

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)