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Come on, Andy. You know Tracy.
Previously on Blackstone. She couldn't leave this reserve if she tried.
Do you really think something happened to this girl? Yeah.
I'm worried.
What's wrong?
I need to leave.
Where are you going to go?
I don't know.
Manufacturing homes are our most lucrative position at Fitting Rock.
We need to expand.
Blackstone might not be the best place for expansion.
Your company is about two seconds away from bankruptcy, dickhead.
And it lives or dies by the contracts I endorse.
There, Andy!
Wendy's waiting, man.
Hey, better not be late to see that little retarded bastard up.
See there, bastard, too.
Miss Stoney, it is my ruling to grant you legal guardianship of Wendy.
Thank you, Your Honor.
Andy, just give me a name, and I'll take care of the rest.
Are you Alexander Henry?
Yeah. You're under arrest for the murder of Rachel Wellesley.
Tracy!
Tracy!
Tracy!
What the fuck do you want?
What are you doing at my sister's house? Where's Tracy?
I live here now.
Go get my sister.
She's not here.
Where have you been?
Traveling with the fucking circus.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on, hold on. Housing moved this year. The place was
sitting empty. What are you talking about?
Tracy, she disappeared.
What else is new? Pack your shit and get out.
Look, I don't want any trouble, okay?
Pack your shit and get out.
Mike!
Look, your sister disappeared, okay? You understand?
The house is mine now.
Like hell. I still have some shit in there. There's nothing here.
Go talk to housing.
Hey.
What are you doing giving my sister's house away?
Come again?
Drink his house?
Mike Cloud says it's his now.
Where you been?
You shouldn't have given her house away.
Your sister disappeared.
When's that ever been an issue?
Look, Victor's the head of housing. Why don't you go talk to him?
And what about our stuff?
Where is everything?
Are you deaf, Sarah?
I said go talk to Victor.
Did you even look for her?
I gave a $25 ,000 reward to help find your sister.
Now what the fuck have you done?
Okay.
Hey, Victor.
I gotta go.
I hear Joe's looking to do some business with Blackstone.
Yep.
You might want to include your lawyer.
You mean Andy's lawyer?
I counsel for Blackstone, Victor.
I didn't see you trying to help Leona any when she needed you.
She didn't include me.
Don't make the same mistake.
We need to work together.
Besides, Andy's still chief.
He has a right to know.
His days are numbered.
The police have their suspect.
The water situation's under control. What's the problem?
Business as usual isn't going to cut it anymore.
Self -economy is not just for Andy.
Like it or not, this position is just temporary, Victor.
Look, my only interest is what's best for Blackstone.
Hi.
Tell me you're going to do something.
How can they just take him? Everyone knows he didn't do it.
They have a friend of his saying that Alex bragged about it.
Danny Wilson's a liar.
He'd say anything if it was in his best interest. I was there. Alex made a joke.
What joke?
Danny owed him money and he said he'd better pay up or he'd end up like this
stripper. He said she owed him a 20 and look what happened.
He was only joking.
Okay, why would putting Alex in jail be in Danny's best interest?
Money? From who?
The cops?
Andy, his slimy brother? Take your pick. They're just trying to make it go away.
Victor's on it, okay?
Let's just wait and see what he finds out. I'm telling you, he didn't do it. I
know Alex.
Honey, from what I hear, they have more than just Andy's testimony.
You know Alex was screwed up for a really long time.
He worked at the Roxy. He knew Rachel.
How can you be so sure?
He was never so screwed up he'd kill someone.
He's a good guy. He's not like his friends.
Okay.
When I hear something... He needs help now.
He needs a lawyer. The courts will appoint him one.
He's a recovering drug addict and an Indian.
That's two strikes against him. You know the kind of lawyer he'll get.
Can you just meet and talk with him?
I'm not on council.
If they say they're handling it, we have to trust that they will.
Victor gonna talk to Stu?
He knows. He helped Alex get off the streets.
Stu helped Alex?
Yes. He can vote for him.
Okay.
I'll give Stu a call.
Hey.
Is Victor back yet?
He's in a meeting.
Is he in there?
Yeah. Thanks.
Don't go in there.
What is Mike Cloud doing in my sister's house?
I'm in a meeting.
You can't just give her house away.
That's her home.
And what about our stuff?
Where's it at?
I'll let you get on with your day.
Oh, it's all right. I'll handle this. No, it's okay, really. I gotta get
I just want to drop the paperwork off.
Call me.
Sorry for this.
Hey, we all need a roof over our heads.
Tracy hasn't been seen for months, and there's a housing shortage.
I don't give a shit.
That's her home.
I'll live in it. It's too late.
Where have you been?
What does it matter?
I'm back.
Well, maybe next time let somebody at the band office know. Whatever.
I couldn't just let that house sit empty.
It's not like she's not coming back.
Sarah, no one has seen her.
She's not even made contact with Wendy, picked up her checks. I'm sorry, but
she's gone.
Yeah, well, I was too for a while, wasn't I?
People do that sometimes.
They check out. It's not against the law.
Well, Darian picked up all the stuff from the house.
You gave that guy our shit?
Where am I supposed to go?
Un -fucking -believable.
Did you really put up 25 grand for my sister?
Yeah, why?
Well, I was thinking, you know, you couldn't help her, but
maybe you can help me.
I need a place to stay.
Can you talk to Victor?
Mm -hmm.
I'd rather talk to you.
Yeah.
Sarah Bull was here?
Yeah.
Did she ask about Wendy?
No.
She's going to need a house.
Good luck with that.
Can I talk to you?
Sure.
So, what's counsel doing about Alex?
Well, we're still waiting for the police report.
Someone from Blackstone needs to go down there.
Do what?
Represent his interests.
Look, Tammy Pinal says Danny Wilson's lying.
We need to get involved.
We are involved.
I called the department this morning.
Out of sight, out of mind, Victor.
These people won't do anything unless you show your face down there.
They assured me that I would receive the report today.
Oh, they assured you.
Fine.
I'll go.
I thought you didn't want to be involved with bad politics.
Well, someone needs to help.
The least I can do is find him a decent lawyer.
Blackstone can cover that, right?
Look.
I appreciate everything you're doing.
I'll look into it.
I'm gonna go talk to Stu.
What are you up to today?
I'm not sure.
You should catch a movie. When was the last time you did that?
I don't know.
Maybe.
Deb, if you got outside and did something, you wouldn't need those
Thanks for your support.
I don't want to see you suffer.
I'm not suffering.
I'm fine.
Great. Well, then you can meet me after work. We can grab a drink.
Bite to eat.
Dinner.
I'm asking you out to dinner.
Okay.
I'll call you later.
They're a bull.
Holy crap, how are you?
I'm all right.
What's happening?
I'm back.
Yeah, I see that.
Want some tea or something?
No, no, I just dropped by for a sec.
So where you been?
Some dude kidnap you and take you to Mexico or what?
Yeah, I got kidnapped and went to Mexico.
You still living clean?
Yeah.
It's been a year.
Not a drop.
That's hard to believe.
No offense.
So, uh, I heard my sister Tracy pulled a disappearing act.
Yeah, I thought you might know something about that. Do you know where she is?
Well, not like before.
happened but wendy's doing good i mean actually she's doing great
yeah where's she at you seen her what do you
mean last i heard she was in the system she's here with us
we're raising her leona and i what are you talking about leona's her legal
guardian what She was getting kicked around foster home to foster home. We
stepped in. I mean, she didn't have anybody else.
Really?
This isn't temporary, Sarah.
She lives here.
Well, it sure as hell isn't permanent.
What do you mean?
What happens when Tracy comes home?
Or I decide to take her?
You?
Yeah, me.
This is legal.
We went to court.
Besides, you had your chance.
Oh, I had my chance, huh?
So what are you, some kind of fucking saint now?
You know, because I've never known a worse drunk than you.
Or mother.
Where's she at?
Huh? You know what?
You need to get the fuck out of my house right now. Where's my niece?
She's with Greg. Greg?
The fuck is she doing with Greg?
No, thanks.
Hey, Cheyenne.
What's going on, Darcy?
Andy, where have you been?
I've been waiting here an hour.
See this one here?
She's dumber than a bag of hammers, but she's got moves. I'll give her that.
Andy. Are you fucking blind? Do you see what I see?
Yeah, yeah, she's something.
Yeah, you're right.
I'm listening. What's up?
I had a talk with Rita this morning.
And Victor.
He's serious about this deal with Sitting Rock.
What deal is that?
Joe wants to expand.
He's going to contract out the assembly of his manufactured homes to Blackstone.
I've seen his outfit.
It's impressive, but Blackstone doesn't have any money to invest.
Victor's going to go see Ted.
So what? What's he going to do?
It doesn't matter.
Him just bringing up the idea is enough for support.
Victor's not going to move a muscle.
You know why?
Because we're going to talk to Teddy first.
Victor will just go somewhere else. Ted's not the only bank in town.
Trust me.
If Victor gets there before us, he will give him the money.
You got her?
All right.
Auntie! Hi, sweetie!
Look at you, big girl!
Boys are just like your mommy.
Hey, Sarah.
Where you been?
I missed you.
I missed you too, sweetie.
You sticking around?
No.
She's just leaving.
I'm going to get my shit sorted out, and then I'm coming back for her.
Good luck with that.
You're not taking her anywhere, you ungrateful bitch.
We'll see about that.
All right, here's what we're going to do.
We'll start a venture capital company and just use the cash from Brebner.
You want to take the profits from Brebner and invest them in the assembly
manufactured homes? Darcy, who gives a shit? The government's buying them. Why
build homes on the reserve when you can just dish out shit boxes on wheels?
Are you sure about this?
You know, you might want to give it some more thought.
Hey, if I can fuck Victor and make money at the same time, I don't have to think
about anything.
What are you doing here?
Helping him get a lawyer.
He's going to need one.
Does this make sense to you?
You know him.
I hate to say it, but these kids will do anything for a buzz when they're strung
out.
I thought you helped him get off the street.
Unfortunately, that was after the date in question.
Yeah, but come on, Stu.
Murder?
And then...
They found a hair of his on the body.
Oh, well, that's convenient.
A stripper and a drug addict pointing the finger was suspicious enough. Now,
suddenly they have one of Alex's hairs?
When you came to me about Natalie's rape, you told me there was shit going
this department.
Look, this isn't my case.
I haven't been involved.
Get involved.
You really have no idea what I'm up against down here, do you?
Look at what Alex is up against.
Yeah, nice job.
Hi.
So guess who's back?
Sarah.
How'd you know?
I heard she was at the band office. I meant to call.
Sorry, I just got caught up.
She didn't even know that we have Wendy. She wants her back.
Well, that's not going to happen.
Shit, Leona.
She really stressed the shit out of me.
Gail, it's not legally possible for her to do anything, okay? So don't stress
about it. She has no rights.
Damn, that bitch needs to back the fuck up.
Gail, just calm down, okay? Wendy's not going anywhere.
Okay, I gotta go.
I'll give Marilyn a call, okay?
Yeah, later.
Thought you weren't smoking in the house.
What, you want me to drink?
Look, the judge gave his decision.
Don't let her do this to you.
What's really going on between you two? What did she say to you?
Nothing.
Well, you know, school.
More school.
Hey, Mom, you want to come over for dinner tomorrow night?
I don't know. How about 6 .30?
Okay, great.
We'll see you then.
Okay, bye.
What? You could have at least asked me first.
It's my mom. She's having a hard time.
It's called being in a relationship.
Or did you forget that I live here too?
It's just my mom.
Are you going to cook dinner?
You want me to cook?
Yeah.
I'll give that a shot.
This is Angie Gold.
Hi, Alex.
So, were you ever with Rachel Wellesley? Or Angel, as she's otherwise
known?
Oh, not really.
I mean, we smoked a joint outside the titty bar every now and then, but it's
like we hung out.
Let's just refer to where you worked as the Roxy, okay?
Sorry.
Why would your friend say that you murdered her?
Because he's a tool.
Oh, come on, Alex. Why would Danny say something like that?
He owed me 500 bucks, and I said if he didn't pay up, he'd end up like the
stripper. It was a stupid joke.
And the dancer who says that she saw you with Angel.
I told you I smoked with her.
I was messed up a lot.
But I wouldn't kill anyone.
Why would I do that?
But they're lying. Everyone knows the chief was dicking her.
And why isn't anyone asking him about what happened?
Did you ever run in with Chief Fraser?
No, but I know he doesn't like me.
And how do you know that?
You don't see him down here defending me, do you?
Did Danny owe him anything?
Probably. Danny owed everyone.
What's that mean?
Lie, beg, steal, borrow to get the next bump.
It's what dope fiends do.
I gotta be frank, Leona.
The prosecution, they have got a strong case here. And Alex's interview didn't
at all convince me.
He can't remember where he was or what he was doing on half the dates that I
gave him.
I think he's being used as a scapegoat.
And your evidence of that is?
Well, he was in jail three weeks before Rachel's murder. That is a long time for
an addict.
What if he came out and he binged? Because people would have seen him.
And you can bet that the prosecution are going to question his state of mind.
Unless you've got something, he's going to have a tough time beating these
charges.
Hey.
What's up, girlfriend?
Take care.
Where's your wheels?
Jordy has it.
Dropped me off at Five Point Road.
It's good to see you.
Hey, is this whole man Charlie's place?
Mm -hmm.
Didn't he just die like a week ago?
Yep.
How'd you get it?
Cerebral's back.
It's the least they can do.
Oh, you fuck.
You know I'm off the sauce, eh?
Well... If you're going to need my help, I'm going to need a little motivation.
Here, I got you these.
Aw, you brought me flowers.
Nah, I just bought them from Johnny's store.
These
sort
of things require due diligence.
Let's not pretend that any of us know this reserves business practices.
They've been building them for years.
And Joseph and Sitting Rock's reputations are impeccable.
And every one of those years, their business expanded.
I don't know. What do you think, Teddy?
Well, it appears they have the contracts, and it's hard to see a
You have to admit, you've been losing business to them.
The government's been rolling them onto communities across the country.
It'll bring jobs to Blackstone, and jobs create jobs.
What do I care about jobs on Blackstone?
The community will embrace the success of the company as their own.
It's of enormous benefit to you as an investor.
Darcy's right.
Blackstone's success is your success.
That means money in all our pockets, Walt.
What's in this for you, Ted?
Well, what I get is your banking.
And quite frankly, positive economics on a reserve breeds more business.
Teddy's going to give us a loan against our equity in Bredner.
Of course he is.
And it'll hide the fact it's Andy's money.
Andy's money.
We'll set up a separate corporation for the investment. It's done all the time.
So, we're all in agreement here.
I still have a say in all this.
What do you want?
I'm looking for Sarah Bull.
You a cop?
No. I'm from Child and Family Services.
Wow.
You can just get your fat ass on out of here, get in your little shit box, and
leave.
She asked me to come here.
Don't you ever get tired of coming out here?
Saving us poor ass Indians.
Yeah, I do.
Chill, Kerr.
What?
You know this bitch? Easy.
What do you want?
I'm Marilyn Cole from CFS.
Your niece Wendy's in my case file.
Look, you called me.
I can leave. Look, the Stonies think they own my niece.
It's guardianship.
They were the only ones from this community who stepped forward.
Yeah, well, I wasn't around to know about that.
Nobody says you can't be part of Wendy's life.
What if I want to raise her myself?
She should be with family.
The chance of you removing Wendy from the Stoney home is slim to none.
You would have to challenge Leona's guardianship in front of a judge.
I'm her blood.
Yeah, bitch. Do you know what that means in our community?
My advice is that you set up a proper meeting with us to discuss visitation
rights. Visitation?
Like you're some sort of fucking criminal.
Look, Wendy is where she is right now by court order.
I tried to find you. Oh, really?
If you want to talk further, come to my office.
You can count on it.
Good.
Here. Walk away, bitch.
We're darkening our fucking doorway.
This is fucked up.
Oh, hey, Stu. Listen, um... How's it going on that Walker file? You close it
yet? I just got it.
Really? Did your investigation have anything to do with the Rachel Wellesley
case?
No. Then explain to me why you're asking friends' questions about the Wellesley
murder. I know the suspect's family, and I was just curious on how things were
progressing.
What is he, a cousin?
Look, if you have any questions about that case, you ask me first.
The last thing you need is for Platt to tear your new asshole.
In these Indian cases, they can be tricky.
So, tell me everything.
How's university?
It's good.
Oh?
Someone doesn't study.
That's not true.
What's going on?
I used to be lightless.
Finish one paper, they hand you three more.
Well, maybe you're taking on too much.
It's university.
You're supposed to be busy.
Well, you've had a lot of distractions lately. It's understandable.
What distractions?
How do you mean?
Well, what distractions does he add?
Sheila.
I don't think you should make excuses.
I want you to do well, but you have to make it happen for yourself.
Well, what about his parents splitting apart? I think that could be considered
pretty traumatic.
I wish him died.
And it didn't stop me from handling school.
Well, not everybody is as amazing as you.
So how are you?
I'll catch you later. See ya.
Hey, Chief.
What's up? Harley. Play hockey with Alan. Oh, shit, Harley.
How you doing, buddy?
Good, good. Have a seat.
All right.
What brings you here?
Just dropping off a liquor order.
Ah.
My brother's treating you good?
Yeah, yeah, great. Absolutely.
Good. Um, look, I just wanted to say thank you for setting my cuss Sarah up.
I heard what you did.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah. You found her a place. My mom told me.
Oh, right.
Well, you know, that family's been to hell and back, and that's the least I
could do.
That's cool.
Say, why don't you take Alan out for a night?
It'll be good for him.
Yeah, I will.
I want to, but Sheila Delaron's got her hooks into him.
Yeah.
I'll tell you what.
You take him out one night, and I'll cover it.
You'll cover it.
I'll give you two grand.
For what?
Well, you know, I tell him to take a break and he just kind of laughs at me
sticks his nose back in his books.
But he might listen to you.
Yeah, yeah, sure.
So we have a deal?
A night out on the Chief?
Yeah, hell yeah.
But it stays between you and I.
That's no problem.
Why not a bank loan?
Well, Blackstone's overfinanced as it is. It'll be difficult.
Whereas with the venture capital money, it alleviates the risk. I have an
advisory role in the company's investments.
And you would back us?
Well, I'd need to see a few more details, but based on what I've heard,
it sounds promising.
There would be one caveat, though. I'd need Darcy involved.
Darcy?
No way.
It's a lot of money, Victor. I can't back this without Blackstone's lawyer
participating.
Then we'll get another lawyer.
Well, you know, Darcy has a relationship with this bank that goes back to his
father. It provides us with a certain comfort level.
He's familiar with these kinds of deals. He'll need his expertise, trust me.
Where's Andy and the council on all this?
Everyone's supportive.
Uh -huh.
Andy will have to sign off on it.
Um... What do we lose in this type of financing?
Little risk, big gains, that's a win for Blackstone.
I mean, the investor, he assumes all the exposures, so they do take a favorable
position in the profit sharing, but nothing that is an industry standard.
What's an industry standard?
It's something that's fair. Look, why don't you leave the paperwork with me,
meantime you can discuss it with the council.
This looks good. It looks good, Victor.
You've done very well. I'm impressed.
Thanks. Are you naked?
Hey. Hey.
Where's your back?
Ah.
Score Charlie's old house, huh?
Where's all my stuff?
Storage. What storage?
Louie's.
You pawned all my shit?
What do you want?
What? Just saying a little low.
Where's my sister?
I don't know. She fucked off.
I don't see her.
Did you look for her?
No.
She'll come back when she wants.
Sure she will.
Hey.
Let's have a drink to celebrate, huh? Nah, I gave that shit up.
Have a fucking drink.
I'm dry.
I'll get you a glass.
You know those stony bitches of Guardianship and Wendy?
clown. Okay, let's start right there.
Okay.
George raced through the streets running as fast as he could, chasing the red
balloon as he saw at it soared up and away.
Good job.
Gail? Yep?
How can I see Auntie Sarah again?
Um, I'm not sure.
I guess we'll just have to wait and see, hey?
Do you want to see her again?
Yes.
$2 ,500.
Going to pay him for a week's work.
Nice chunk of change.
Cover a few things.
Help you out, too, if you like.
Don't need any help, thanks.
Yeah, it's probably true.
Why don't you help me out, then?
Look, I'm tired.
You gotta go.
Remember the last time?
was pissed oh you gotta be drunk to be
I want you
to know
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