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- In the criminal justice
system,

sexually based offenses

are considered
especially heinous.

In New York City,
the dedicated detectives

who investigate
these vicious felonies

are members of an elite squad

known as
the Special Victims Unit.

These are their stories.

[dramatic musical sting]

- Ava forgot her snack,
so I gave her one of my apples.

- That's very nice.
A gentleman always shares.

- Mommy!
- Hey, sweet boy.

Oh, how was school?

- Great.
- Good.

- Thank you.
Thank you for picking him up.

- Thank you.
I love my time with Noah.

- You're staying
for dinner, I hope.

- Oh, gosh, no, thank you.

I'm having some plants
delivered.

I know it's just
a furnished Airbnb,

but I need a little green.

- You know that you're
welcome any time.

- Thank you.

- Right, Noah?
- Yeah.

- Good.
Okay, honey, say good-bye.

- Bye, Grandma Sheila.
- Bye, little man.

Thank you.

- So, Noah, huh?

Looks like you're having fun
with Grandma Sheila.

- Yeah, she's nice.
- Yeah.

- I wish I got to meet Ellie.

- Sorry, honey,
what did you say?

What did Grandma Sheila say?

- She said that Ellie
loved me so much.

- It's called Pink Ice.
[phone pings]

- Um, are you sure?
I don't see it.

- We have to get out of KC.

[pop music]

Oh, it's called Blue Glacier.

- You were close.
[phone pings]

- Thank you, Katy.

- [chuckles]

[phone pings]

- Hey, gorgeous.
- Hi, were you waiting long?

I'm sorry.
- Nah, it's fine.

I got here early.
[phone pings]

How was Argentina?
- Wow, close,

I think you mean Pensacola.

I was just visiting my parents,
so, you know,

nothing special.

- This is me.
- Oh, wow, I was expecting

something bigger.
[laughs]

- Yeah, I was thinking
we'd take it easy tonight.

My place?
Get to know each other

a little better?

- Are you taking me straight
home on a first date?

'Cause you should really
buy me a meal first.

I'm kidding.
It's perfect.

[phones ping]

*

- Katy's guy has a Range Rover.

Um, Stevie has a bicycle.

- Broom him.

[laughter]

- To something new.

Mm, come on.

This ought to keep
everyone busy.

They love cryptic stuff.

#WhoIsTheHand?
[laughs]

- I'll never tell.

- Wow, all this just
for knocking the snot

out of a couple
of mouth-breathers, huh?

Oh, this thing weighs
more than I do.

I wanna see you wear it.

- Maybe later.

But first...

- Whoa, that was fast.

I think we should just
take it slow--

[grunts]
- You know you want it.

- Oh, my God, no!
No!

No!

Andy, please, stop!
No!

No!
No!

- Hey, are you okay?

- No.

I was raped.

- You better come with me, now.

- Whoa, whoa, what's the rush?

- The vic's talking
about leaving.

- Leaving?
Was she raped or not?

- Depends what time
you ask her.

Her name's Katy Miller.

- Okay.

Hi, Katy,
I'm Detective Rollins.

This is Detective Tutuola.

- Excuse me, you told
the officer you were raped.

- Nope.
- You didn't say that?

- It's not what you think.
[phone pings]

- Okay, what is it then?

- I just wanna go home.

- You know, I get it.
I know it's all confusing,

but if you don't let
the doctors examine you,

collect evidence now,
then you're not gonna have

many options later.

- I don't need options because
I wasn't raped, okay?

Can you please get that
through your heads?

[dramatic music]

- She refused the rape kit?

- She said she wasn't raped.

- After she said she was raped.

- Well, if it's
the same Katy Miller,

then she's a social media
celebrity--Instagram,

YouTube, Snap.

She's got a couple
hundred thousand followers.

- Thank you, Kim Kardashian.

- Sure, make mock,
but these influencers

are the voice of Gen Z.

- And they're getting
rich doing it.

Don't people know
porn's free these day?

- This Blue Glacier shampoo,
my sister uses that.

- Okay, is there a photo
from last night?

- Just this one posted
at 9:15 p.m.

There's no geotag,
no meta-data.

- Well, it looks like Tribeca.

- That's where the uni
picked her up.

- Okay, anything with
a face attached?

- Nope, not yet, but I still
got 10,000 pics to go through.

- Okay, so what happened
between the time she disclosed

and the time she denied?

- She was texting
the whole time we were there.

- Could mean she was
being pressured.

You don't look happy.

- It shows?

I don't know if things
are gonna work out

with Sheila and me.

- Things?
- You know, I've never had a--

what you'd call
a normal family life.

It'd just be nice
if somebody had my back.

- Doesn't sound good.
You know we got your back here.

- Yeah, I know.

[doorbell rings]

- Hi.
- What are you doing here?

- We just wanna talk, Katy.

This is Lieutenant Benson.
- Hey.

- Big gun.
I told you, nothing happened.

You don't have to
worry about me.

- You don't have to
worry about us.

Look, Katy, you were
in the hospital,

so it's standard for us
to follow up.

- [sighs]

- There's no way
I could afford living by myself

when I was your age.

- Yeah, I get a discount
if I tweet

the realtor's website
once a month.

Beats the hell out of a dorm.
- You're still in school?

- Yeah, I got a late start,
but this pays for it,

and dorms are filled with
little boys who like to look.

- Any of that still going on
since you moved out?

- Nothing that doesn't come
with the territory.

Now, I post what gets likes,
which equals ad revenue,

which equals this apartment,
paying for college,

sending money to my parents--
- But posting photos

doesn't give anyone
the right to rape you.

- These from your Instagram?

- Yeah.
Some framing app sent me those,

hoping I'll post
a picture of them.

Then they'll frame that,
then I'll repost it.

- Who's the guy
with the tattoos?

- No one,
just some MMA fighter.

- Oh, that's The Monster.

- Oh, when--when'd you
meet him?

- Uh, a couple months ago for,
like, two seconds

after a fight.
I don't know why I was there.

I deleted that post.

- When's the last time you were
in touch with him?

- Katy, you posted a picture
of yourself last night

with a guy with tattoos,
so did The Monster rape you?

- I told you.
I wasn't raped.

Are we done here?

My lawyer says
I don't have to talk to you.

- Your lawyer?

- He said he'll help me
navigate this

to protect my career.

- Katy, we are your advocates.

You don't need a lawyer now.

- He said you'd say that.

I've made my decision,
and I don't wanna move forward.

Can you please leave?

- I'm sorry, I've still never
heard of Katy Miller.

- Well, she said that
she was raped last night,

and that you told her
not to talk to us.

- Why would I do that?

- Celebrity defendant--
fast cash in a civil suit.

- The perp has money?

- If you never talked to Katy,

why would she give us
your name?

- My stellar rep
in the legal community.

- So she wasn't just texting.

She was looking up
some random lawyer's name.

- Starting with the A's.

- Doubt she's majoring
in brain surgery.

- Only way she even thinks
about calling a lawyer

is if somebody's pressuring her
to shut up.

- Somebody like The Monster?

- Liv said she definitely
didn't want to talk about him.

[phone buzzes]

Fin.

You're kidding me.

We're on our way.

Liv said she got a call
from Andy McPherson,

AKA The Monster.

He says he wants
to talk to us right away.

- [grunting]

[thudding]

- Tattoos at 12 o'clock.

- [grunts]

- Ten guesses why they call him
The Monster.

- Yo, you guys NYPD?

- Yes, sir, Mr. McPherson said
he wanted to talk to us.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm Shawn Tompkins,

his lawyer/manager.

Look, he's got a $20 million
fight on the line

and this whackadoodle chick's
got him spun.

- We'd like to hear that
from him.

- Hey, yo, Andy.

- [grunts]
Take ten.

- What we talked about.

- Yeah, so we had a date
last night, me and Katy.

- The Internet whore.
- Hey, stop it.

- What?
She's famous for taking off

her clothes.

- You have sex?
- Yeah, sure.

And it was rough,
but it was consensual.

Then she sends me this
an hour ago.

- This is why we called you.

- "Pay me $10,000, or I'll tell
the cops you raped me."

.

- Apparently I met Katy
at my last fight

a couple months ago--
I didn't remember.

But then she commented
on my fan page.

I liked what I saw, so
I sent her my private number.

We started texting, whatnot...

- Whatnot?

- I mean, she seemed
pretty cool at first.

We both like Waylon Jennings,
Johnny Cash.

She's a smart girl.
She's going to college

and working to pay
for herself and her folks.

Then she tells me how
she used to be shy

and got picked on
in middle school,

and then I was like, "This is
someone I could be with."

- Looks like there may be
a heart somewhere

under all those muscles.

- Then it got weird.

- Weird how?
- Sexual.

She told me that she gets
turned on by watching me fight.

She sends me a bunch of selfies
wearing not a lot of clothing,

and then she says
she wanted me to rape her.

- I told you to back off
that chick, didn't I?

Show 'em.

- "I want to be pinned down
and forced, and there's nothing

I can do to get away."

You say,
"You're kidding, right?"

She says, "No, Monster.
I want you to rape me."

- All I did is
what she asked for.

- So you're admitting
that you raped her.

- Of course
he's not saying that.

- But you forced her
to have sex.

- Yeah.
No.

I don't know.

It's what she wanted, man.

- Look, the girl's
not only a perv--

she's a con artist.

- Somebody's not telling
the truth.

- Katy already lied
to us twice.

- And there's a reason
they call this guy The Monster.

- Well, it could have something
to do with the fact

that he's undefeated
with 28 first round knockouts.

Yeah, I dabble, and I just--
I think it's weird

that Katy only asked
for $10,000.

He's worth millions.

- So have The Monster text Katy
back, agree to pay the money.

If she shows, she's a felon.

- And if she doesn't show up?

- Charge Monster with rape one.

- It's "The Monster," FYI.

- Still nothing.

- She'll be here.

- I don't know--
she's 20 minutes late.

Maybe she spotted us.

I got eyes on her.
Southwest entrance.

She's walking towards him.

- She spotted him.

[car horn blares]

[tires squeal]

- Whoa, what are you doing?

- I'm arresting you
for extortion.

- No, no, I didn't do anything.

- Then why'd you run?

- Because I saw him!

- How could you be
such a bitch, huh?

You set me up!
- That's enough.

- Demanding money in exchange
for not reporting a crime?

That's a crime, Katy.
It's called extortion.

- I didn't do that.
I have no idea

what you're talking about.

- Why were you at the park?

- I had an interview
for a modeling gig.

A rep from Chanel asked me
to meet her there.

- At Stuyvesant Park
at 1:00 p.m. on a Sunday?

- You don't believe me.

Look.

- "Hey, Katy, love your Insta.
Chanel is developing

a new ad campaign
you'd be perfect for."

- See?
I didn't ask anyone for money.

- Okay, Katy, we saw the texts
that you sent to The Monster.

- Well, then,
he's setting me up.

He told me that
he would come after me

if I went to the police.

- Show me right now.

"What the hell happened?
You'd better not tell

"anyone about this.
If you go to the cops,

"your career is over.
I'll tell everyone

what a slut you are,
and no one will believe you."

- Katy, did he rape you?

- Okay, Liv,
we talked to Chanel.

They never heard
of Katy Miller.

- She's got texts from
the shyster Phillip Altshuler

telling her not to talk to us.

- Which, unless he was stupid
enough to lie to our face,

are also fake.

- So Katy just takes counsel
from some attorney

she's never heard of who just
randomly pops up on her phone?

- After you've been raped,
how clearly are you thinking?

- See, the texts
from her phone make her

sound like Little Miss Muffet.

- Yeah, on his,
he's the Pillsbury Doughboy.

- But the text on his phone--
I mean,

she's the Marquis de Sade.
- Vice versa.

- Okay, so if they're both
telling the truth,

there's gotta be
a third party involved.

- Catfish?

- Actually it was
a double catfish.

Whoever did it posed as Katy
to message The Monster

and The Monster
to message Katy.

- Now, let's not forget
about Chanel

and this Counselor Altshuler.

- So we'll have Computer Crimes
check the IP address.

- So?
- So the person

at the other end of that IP
address played both of them.

- And you want me to charge
that person with what?

Last I looked,
lying on the Internet

will put you in office.
It won't put you behind bars.

- Ah, well, there's
Criminal Impersonation.

- In the second degree.
You wanna get all worked up

over a misdemeanor?
- No, but I do wanna get

worked up over rape.
- No, no, no, no, no.

The Monster didn't intend
to rape anyone.

- Yeah, but
the mystery guest did.

- In order for that person
to be charged as an accomplice,

The Monster has to be
found guilty.

I'd hate to be the schmuck
who presents those facts

to a jury.

- What if it never goes
through a jury?

- Why would a guy who gets
punched with bare knuckles

for a living take a plea deal?

- Because we're gonna hit him
with something much harder.

- Rape Three, a non-violent
E felony.

No jail time.
One year probation.

- I don't understand.

Katy's an Instagram star.
She messaged me.

- Because it wasn't from Katy.
It was from a stranger

who made a fake account
supposed to look like Katy.

- Whoever communicated
with Katy did it

from an account made
to look like yours.

- So when we exchanged
phone numbers...

- You weren't texting
with Katy.

That was also the catfisher.
- Why would someone...?

- Okay, time out, time out,
time out.

Is my client under arrest?
- No, he's not.

- So you want him to plead
guilty to raping

this Katy chick even though
there's no way you can

come up with a conviction?

- Look, I know you don't think
that you did anything wrong--

- I didn't.
- Oh, you did.

- Hey.

- Okay.

- They just told me everything.

Katy, I really thought
that you wanted me--

- I told you to stop.
- I didn't think you meant it.

- You choked me, Andy.
- I didn't know.

- You know what else
you didn't know?

I was a virgin.

- My gut tells me that you
didn't mean to hurt Katy.

- I--I didn't.
It was the catfisher, not me.

- The person who did this
deserves jail time.

- The catfisher can't be
an accomplice to rape

unless there is a rape.

- So again, you want Andy
to confess to a crime

that he can't be convicted of.
- Yes.

Otherwise the law says
nothing happened to Katy.

- So here we are.

You can walk out
that door right now

without taking
any responsibility

for what happened.

- And reject
a very generous deal.

- Very generous?
- You're talking about him

forfeiting millions of dollars.

- Or you could risk
doing 20 years.

- That's crap and you know it.

There's no jury in the world
that would find him guilty.

- No, but Katy will.

So if you walk out
this door right now,

you're saying that
nothing happened.

And you'd also know,
for the rest of your life,

that you could've done
something to make it right.

But you chose not to.

- Okay, we're done.
- Shawn.

Katy...

I am so sorry.

- Sorry, no deal,
or sorry I hurt you,

and I'll take the deal?

- I didn't want to hurt you.

- And I don't wanna
hurt you either.

- [sighs]

I'll take the deal.

You can go after
whoever did this now?

- You can count on it.

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- Computer Crimes tracked
the catfisher

to 3 Whitney Mountain Road,
in Maysville, West Virginia.

- Okay, a name?
- Real estate records

aren't exactly
what you'd call up to date.

- All right, so get
a John Doe warrant.

- Done.
- All right, uh,

forward it
to the local precinct.

- Done.
- Perfect.

Get two first class tickets
to West Virginia.

- Really?
- No.

Fill up your gas tank.
Fin, you're riding shotgun.

- Oh, no, no, I'm allergic
to West Virginia.

- Rollins, you're up.
- You're kidding.

- Look, somebody has gotta
translate for this guy.

- That little man was
out like a light

the second his head
hit the pillow.

- I'm so glad.

- Um, you--you okay?
Did I do something?

- Sheila, Noah asked me
about Ellie.

I specifically told you
that I hadn't told him yet.

- I know, and I just said it
without thinking.

Really, he was asking
so many questions,

and I know Ellie loved him.

- What was your plan if he
asked you what happened to her?

If he asked you
why she gave him up?

If he asked you where he spent
the first year of his life,

what was your plan?

- I wasn't thinking.

I really wasn't,
and I'm very sorry.

- Noah's family is--is--

your family is complicated.

That little boy
is five years old.

When he is old enough,
and when he is ready,

he is going to hear the truth,
but, until then, Sheila,

you have to discuss
these things with me first.

- You are absolutely right.

It will never happen again,
I promise you.

Olivia, this has been,
all of it, wonderful...

I really just
want this to work.

- So do I.

- Can you forgive me?

- Of course.

We're both new at this.

- Thank you.

- Now are you doing
the actual arrest, or am I?

I've never done this
jurisdictional stuff before.

- Technically, you'll have to
make the arrest,

then you'll maintain custody
until the extradition.

Then we'll take over.
- Got it.

- TV's on.
[knocking]

Hey, it's the police.
We just wanna talk.

- Door's open.

- Excuse me, ma'am,
I'm Detective Carisi.

This is Detective Rollins,
NYPD.

- NYPD?

- Yeah, New York Police
Department.

We've got a warrant to search
these premises.

What's your name, ma'am?
- June Parcell.

- Do you have a computer,
Ms. Parcell?

- Computer?
I get the clicker to work,

it's a good day.

- Does anybody else live here?

- My husband used to
till he died,

so my daughter
takes care of me now.

- Is she here now?
- What day is it?

- Monday.
- Heather?

- Mama, what's going on?

- Where do you keep
your computer, Heather?

- You're the police.
- You know why we're here?

- Yeah, because I'm stupid.

It's nice to meet you.

- Where do you keep
your computer?

- Uh, it's under my bed
in my room.

- You take her,
who's gonna change my bag?

- Mama's got cancer.
She can't use the toilet.

- You have somebody for that?
- Yeah.

- We got a winner.

- Heather, I'm placing you
under arrest, okay?

And we're gonna be confiscating
the computer too.

Now, don't hold me to it,
but I think I heard

Heather's voice before.

Blimpie.
- Blimpie?

- Well, that's what
she called herself.

End of the day, the whole thing
turned out to be a scam.

- Can I take the empties?

- No, no, a man needs
to know what he's had.

- He also needs to know
his limit.

- [chuckles]
- Hey, Siri, remind me

to check on Heather's alias,
Blimpie.

- Okay, I'll remind you.

- [groans]
- Hey, Chuck, you okay?

- I'm--I'm gonna use
the little boys.

- I'll take that.

- Changing of the guard.
I got this.

Hey, you must be Buck.
- Last I looked.

- I'm Amanda with
the New York Police Department.

- Wasn't me.
- No, my--my partner and I

are here about one of
your regulars, Heather,

Heather Parcell.
Betsy said you might've gone

to school with her.

- It's always the quiet ones,
right?

- Oh, well, she's not
a serial killer, but...

- But she is kind of
a sad sack.

- But she wasn't ever
any trouble?

- No, her old man would've
locked her in the closet.

I thought she'd be long gone
after he died,

but then her mom got sick.

What'd she do?

- Oh, something stupid.

Thanks.
- Mm-hmm.

- I've spent way too many
nights in places like these.

- Aw, don't start getting
all teary-eyed

and singing "Dixie" on me.

- I left, didn't I?

No, my favorite place
was Roy's.

I went there every Wednesday
and Thursday night

when Roy was behind the bar.
- Oh, you had a thing

for the owner, huh?
- No, Roy Junior.

And I went home last year
'cause mom had that thing,

and I went back there, and RJ
was still behind the bar,

just like 20 years ago.
- All right, so you had

a couple shots,
you started crying

about that touchdown
he almost made.

- No, I took him out back
and banged his brains out.

[laughter]

I mean, like, like,
six months ago, right,

I get this email
from his sister, Suzie.

- Mm-hmm.
- Been diagnosed with melanoma.

Son of a bitch
just goes off and dies.

You should probably go
check on Chuckie, huh?

Oh, no, we didn't--
- Oh, they're on Buck.

- Okay, thanks.

- I got my coat.
It's--

- Oh!
[glass shattering]

- What the hell?

- I'm sorry.
- Don't tell me!

Tell Missy here.
- Missy, I'm sorry.

Let me get you guys
a round of drinks.

- What the hell'd you say?
- Excuse me?

- You can't just buy me off
with a beer

and say Missy's fine, come on.

[grunts]

- Hey!

[grunting]

Come on, let him go!

- You gotta admit that was fun.
- Oh, so much fun!

- That was fun.
- I haven't had that much fun

since Christmas 2005.

Oh, this is where I get off.

[laughs]
- You know...

There's something nice
about not having to

always act like a cop.

- Yeah.
- You know, we could've taken

all those guys, you know?
- Oh, I know we could.

- You know what?
You're a helluva partner.

- You too.
- Nah, you've got my back,

and I can't tell you
how much I appreciate that.

Not just tonight.

- I'm beat.
- Yeah, I should, um...

- Okay.
- All right, good night.

- Okay, night.

[keys clinking]

- Hey, Liv, tell Rafael not
to worry about extradition.

Heather waived the hearing.

Because she wants to come
to New York.

Yeah, we're picking her up now.

She'll be out in about 15.

Okay, got it.

[indistinct chatter]
- Well, I'll get out of here.

- All right.

All right, that was fun.

- Maybe see you next time.
- Okay.

- Have a good one.
- Bye.

- Bye.

.

- Me and Cheryl,
my best friend,

we used to dream about going
to New York City

like Mary Tyler Moore
did on TV.

We would throw our hats
in the air and everything.

- Did Cheryl ever make it?

- Well, she went
to Clarksville, Tennessee.

I know it's not the same
as New York City,

but I'm still kind of jealous.

- You could've gone with her.

- She went with Gary,
her husband.

He sells machine parts.

Besides, someone's gotta
take care of Mama.

- I had a sister three years
younger than me.

She could not stand
the cold weather.

She moved to Scottsdale
about eight years ago.

- Oh, were you close?

- We were sisters.

She passed away
three years ago.

- Oh, I'm so sorry.

- Breast cancer.

You know, you, me,
and Noah, all of this--

it's good, isn't it?

- Yes, it is.

- You know what
I would love to do?

Would it be okay
if I bought Noah

a nice, warm winter jacket?

Would that be okay?

- I think that he would
absolutely love that.

- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.

- 'Cause I can drive.

- Nah, I slept like a baby.

How'd you sleep?
'Cause sometimes,

after drinking, I just--I stare
at the ceiling, you know?

- You wanna talk
about something?

- No.

- Am I gonna be able
to meet him?

- Who?
- The Monster.

- Oh, you'll meet him,
for sure.

- We're willing to go down
to Rape Two.

Seven years in prison.
- But less if I behave good?

- That's right, Heather,
and if you don't take the deal,

you're looking at accessory
to Rape One.

That's rape by
forcible compulsion.

That's a violent B felony,
up to 25 years.

- Well, I don't wanna
sound stupid,

but how could I rape a girl?

- It's like The Monster
robbed a bank,

and you drove the getaway car.

- Not quite, but I'll explain
it to you later, Heather.

- Sorry, I'm late.

There's been a mix-up.

I'll need a moment
with my client.

- Who are you?
- Phillip Altshuler,

Attorney at Law.
- Excuse me, you said that

you didn't even know her.

- Oh, we haven't
formally met, no.

- How are you?
- Your client has already

obtained a public defender.

- And therein lies the mix-up.

Heather didn't exactly know
I was coming.

- How did you find me?

- You're all over the news.

Nice to finally meet you.

- He's the lawyer that Heather
impersonated to coerce Katy

to keep quiet.
- Yeah, that I guessed.

You gotta admit, Counselor,
this is a little bit odd.

If you weren't representing
her, you'd be begging me

to charge her
with Criminal Impersonation.

- I see no conflict of interest
as long as Ms. Parcell

is okay with it.

- I can't pay you.

- This one's on me.

You already know I'm good.

- Excuse me, how would
she know that?

- Well, he was on the Internet
under the best lawyers

in New York.

I'm honored.

- Bye-bye.

My client respectfully rejects
whatever plea deal

is on the table.

- Hey, so I'm gonna get
a sandwich if you wanna--

- No, I'm good.

- Is that about Heather?

- Uh, yeah, I'm scanning
her digital footprint.

- Anything useful?
- Well, she lived her life

on her computer, so there's
a lot to go through.

- You sure you don't wanna
get a sandwich with me?

- I'm sure.

- You know I'm human, right?

Right, and human people
have sex,

sometimes with people
they love,

sometimes with people
they don't even know.

- Mm, thanks for that.

- And sometimes with people
who are pains in the ass.

- Once we moved
from Instagram to texting,

we talked about everything.

I told him I wanted
to take it slow,

and eventually
we agreed to meet up.

He looked scary,
but in real life, he was sweet.

At first, it was a good date.

- Then what happened?

- All of a sudden, he changed.

He grabbed me by the throat.

I couldn't breathe.
I couldn't move.

Then he ripped my clothes off,
and he raped me.

- Objection.
- Sustained.

- Be a little more specific,
Katy, if you can.

- Put his mouth on me.
His tongue.

I tried to close my legs,

and then he jammed his...in me.

- Did you tell him to stop?

- Over and over.
- How'd he respond?

- He said he knew this is
what I wanted.

- Where did that idea
come from?

- I thought it came from Katy.

We'd been texting for weeks.

She said she had
a rape fantasy.

- Did that sound odd to you?
- Well, yeah.

- So what'd you do?
- I asked her if she was sure,

multiple times,
but she was clear.

She wanted me to force her
no matter what.

- But that wasn't really
Katy's fantasy, was it?

- Objection, the witness
isn't a mind-reader.

- Sustained.

- What, if anything,
did you come to learn

about those texts asking you
to rape Katy?

- She didn't really send them.
- Who did?

- We traced the texts to
an IP address in West Virginia

to a computer belonging to
Heather Parcell, the defendant.

She had sent over 1,000 text
messages to Katy posing

as The Monster, Andy McPherson,
and over 600 messages to Andy

posing as Katy,
and this was all during

a six week period.

- Is it possible
she was hacked and someone else

sent those messages?

- No, she confessed to
catfishing both Andy and Katy

before we arrested her.

- When Heather confessed
so quickly,

did you get the idea
that she realized the gravity

of what she'd done?

- I can't speak
to her state of mind.

- Did Heather Parcell
ever express her opinion

of The Monster to you?

- She said she was excited
to meet him.

- Would you say
she idolized him?

- I'd say she wanted
to meet him.

- Like she was a fan.
- Yes.

- Like someone who wanted to
see him go to prison for rape?

- Objection.

- It was fun, like a game.

I never thought that
it'd actually happen.

- And where in the world
did you get the idea

that a woman would actually
ask to be raped?

- It's stupid.
- Tell us anyway.

- I saw it on
one of Mama's soaps.

She watches 'em every day.

- So you never actually had
a rape fantasy yourself?

- Me?
No.

- Did anyone you know in
Maysville have such a fantasy?

- I don't know.
- You never talked to anyone

about it?
- I--I don't talk

to many people.
- And why is that?

- Mama.
She's real sick, cancer.

It's bad.
Diabetes, rheumatoid.

That's why she's not here.

She can't walk,
and I take care of her.

- Mm-hmm, uh, how so?

- Uh, I make breakfast, lunch,
and dinner every day.

When she's too weak,
I spoon feed her.

After that,
I change her poop bag,

and I give her a sponge bath
because she can't take showers,

and then I press her fingertips
and rub her feet

'cause they hurt,
and that sometimes helps.

And on the bad days, I hold
the bucket while she pukes.

- And when you're not taking
care of her, what do you do?

- Talk to people
on the computer.

- People like Katy
and The Monster.

- I love it
when they talk back.

- Did you ever intend
to harm Katy?

- No.
- Did you wanna see The Monster

go to prison?
- No, never.

- Nothing further.

- It's getting late, Mr. Barba.

You can cross-examine
the witness tomorrow.

- Shouldn't you be
on mother duty?

- Grandma took Noah
to the movies,

and now they're getting pizza.

- He's a lucky kid.

- He is indeed.

- He ended up in the right
zip code with the right people.

- Heather Parcell?

- The Internet has made
the world a smaller place,

but some people still
get lost in it.

- She instigated
a rape, Rafael.

- Out of boredom.
She had no motive.

- How is stupidity a defense?
- It's not, but this is just

a bad case.
The girl doesn't have

a malicious bone in her body.
- Oh, my God.

- No motive means no story
for the jury.

This was the most exciting
thing in her life.

- And the most painful
for Katy.

- If I was on that jury,
I'd vote to acquit

out of pity alone.

Hey, what's going on?

- Well, right after
The Monster and Katy

agreed to meet up,
Heather texted 'em

both a picture asking
if a friend could tag along.

They said no, but does
that friend look familiar?

- Well, this establishes
a possible revenge motive,

but not mens rea.

- Yeah, but if you toss
these in the pot as well...

- The human body has
a lot of bones.

.

- It looks like you wanted
to be friends with The Monster.

- He's famous.
Who wouldn't?

- Could you read
this text please?

- "My girlfriend would like
to come with us."

- You sent this to him.
- Yes.

- Pretending to be Katy?
- Yes.

- And this photo was attached
to the text,

just like the one you sent
to Katy pretending

to be The Monster?
- Yes.

- How did he respond?
- He said no, that he just

wanted alone time with Katy.
- And Katy, what did she say?

- She said no, she wanted
to be alone with Andy.

- And neither of them wanted
to be with you.

- Objection.
- Withdrawn.

- What would you have done
if one of them said yes?

- Objection.
- Sustained.

- So you are your mother's
primary caretaker,

is that right?

- Well, there's no one else.

- You feed her, you bathe her,
you wash her hair?

- Relevance?
- It'll become clear.

- Proceed.
- Do you wash

your mother's hair,
Ms. Parcell?

- Yes.
- What shampoo do you use?

- Oh, come on.
- It will help to establish

intent, Your Honor.
- Overruled.

- I use Blue Glacier shampoo.

- Who's Blimpie-89,
Ms. Parcell?

- It's me on Reddit.
A name that I sometimes use.

- I'd like to introduce into
evidence exhibit 24B.

Please read this Reddit post.

- "Who the hell likes
Blue Glacier shampoo,

"and why would they use
a disgusting bitch

like Katy Miller to sell
their crap?"

- You posted that on Reddit
at 9:48 p.m.

on November 6th, is that right?

- I guess.
- How many Instagram followers

do you have?

- I don't know.

- Ms. Miller has over 200,000.

The Monster has 5 million.

How many Instagram followers
do you have?

- I don't know.
- You have six.

Sound about right?

- I guess.

- It isn't fair.

He beats people up
for a living.

She posts sexy photos
of herself holding shampoo.

They're both famous.
They both have lots of friends.

You resent them both,
don't you, Heather?

You work so hard
to take care of your mom,

and nobody cares.

Nobody gives a damn what you
have to say about anything.

- I never meant to hurt Andy.

- What about Katy?

- She's from Pensacola.

It's not much bigger
than Maysville.

- She posts near-naked photos
of herself,

and they make her rich.

- And I have to rub
Mama's feet.

- And you wanted to get even.

- It's not fair!

She gets paid to take a shower,
and I have to change

Mama's poop bag?

She deserves what she got!

It's not fair.

I'm sorry.

- Has the jury reached
a unanimous verdict?

- We have, Your Honor.

In the matter of
the People of New York versus

Heather Parcell on the charge
of Rape in the First Degree,

we find the defendant guilty.

- All right, now this is
a big boy coat.

Well, why don't you take a look
at yourself in the mirror?

- Is the hood too big?

- Huh, hmm, do you think it is?

Okay, well, let's try...

Oh, you are going to love
this one.

Noah?
Noah?

Noah?

[gasping]

- The Monster is caged.

Well, that's the end
of his career.

Nobody's gonna touch him again.

- How's he ever gonna
make it with a mere

50 million in the bank?

- Imagine walking around,
everybody thinking

you're a rapist.

- Or you can just move
to Hollywood.

[phone buzzes]

- Hey, Sheila.