All language subtitles for Home Abduction - Full Movie

What's the matter?

Oh, come on in. It'll be fine.

Our new house.

Want to go see your room?

What do you mean? Why not?

Just make her last home better.

Let's move her. Okay, babe?

Hello?

Hey, is this Maggie Richards?

This is she.

What? We were expecting the truck this
afternoon.

That is completely unacceptable.

I refer a lot of business to you guys.

Yeah, well, I'm disappointed, too.

And the movers can't deliver the rest of
our things until tomorrow.

So how about we tamp out in here
tonight?

Yeah? Okay.

Why don't you go play a game or watch a
movie on your tablet, and I'll go unload

some boxes?

Go.

Ava? What are you already decorating
your room?

Ava?

Ava?

Eva?

Oh, no, please don't.

You'll get hurt.

Please don't do that. It's grass. A
grass landing.

No. One.

No. She's right, Ava.

That's enough for now.

Oh, boy.

Hi, I'm Sylvia. I live across the
street.

Maggie. Hi.

Well, I was passing by when she... I
needed a push. She needed a push.

So I hope it's okay that I came in. Of
course.

We're neighbors.

Yeah. Thanks for the push.

You're welcome.

Oh, thanks.

She always seems to be on the go.

They usually are at that age. Yeah.

So, are you getting settled?

Slowly, yeah.

Well, you couldn't have chosen a nicer
neighborhood.

I've lived here for years.

The faces seem to change.

The warm atmosphere doesn't.

I am sure that you two are going to be
happy here for a lot of years.

Oh, I don't know how long we're going to
be here. Maybe just a few months.

Oh. I flip houses.

Well, now that we've met, you're
leaving.

Yeah. I used to just do it on the side,
but now my husband and I

just separated.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

Yeah.

It is what it is.

But anyway, I can't believe how long
this place sat on the market.

I know. Well, from what I understood, it
was family entanglement.

So if you're flipping it, do you have
big plans? I mean, major renovations?

Oh, I got to go make sure she hasn't
gotten herself into any trouble. Go, go.

It's very nice meeting you. You too.
I'll see you around. Okay.

Is someone ready for lunch?

Oh, now what's wrong?

I was only gone a minute.

Were you afraid I had left and I wasn't
coming back?

You don't have to worry about that. You
know that'll never happen.

Because what would you do without me,
huh?

The princess was trapped against the
castle wall.

And then the dragon swooped down to kill
the princess. But the prince rose up

and slayed the dragon.

Really?

Was what he told everyone.

But really it was the princess who took
the prince's sword and killed the

dragon, saving the kingdom.

I like that.

But why would the princess hold the
prince?

take credit for something she did.

That's the way things were back then.

But eventually the princess grew tired
of it, so she broke off from his kingdom

and started one of her own.

Are you talking about you and Dad?

Your dad and I, no matter what happens
between him and me,

all you need to know is that we both
love you.

We will always try to do what's best for
you.

Don't you still love him?

I'll always have love for your dad.

Hello?

Okay, time to get you to bed.

I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry. What are you doing in
here? I thought this house was empty.

I heard it would be empty. And when it
wasn't, what, you tried to scare me,

closing all the windows, locking the
doors? What? No, no. I just came in.

I'll be... I'm in.

Hey.

Get the hell out of here.

The door was unlocked.

I'm calling the police.

What? No, no, no.

You don't need to do that.

I didn't mean to please you. Okay, okay,
okay. I swear to God, I wasn't going to

hurt you.

Out the front door. Let's talk first
then, okay?

I wasn't going to hurt you.

Why don't we, like, have a drink or
something?

What are you doing with that?

Hey. Keep walking.

You want to just talk for a minute?

Have that drink?

No, I think you need to go.

No conversation.

Let me know if you ever want to talk to
me. Get out!

Oh, hi.

Hello there.

How are you?

Um, is everything okay?

Have you seen anyone sneaking around our
place?

No, no. I haven't seen anyone today.

Yesterday? Before we moved in?

I'm sorry. My husband is taking his
afternoon nap.

Oh, that's all right.

So, uh, what is it?

Windows seem to open and close on their
own.

Doors lock and unlock.

First I thought it was this squatter,
but... Oh.

My God, there was a squad of other
flippers I know have experienced these

of things, and they usually blame it on
the property's history.

But I always thought that was crazy
voodoo talk.

You said you've been here for many
years, right?

For my own peace of mind, is there any
history on that house that I should know

about? There's nothing in the
disclosures that would be a red flag,

dying in the home.

Oh.

No.

No, not the last owners. No one died in
there, as far as I know.

What about the other owners before them?

Let's walk.

Sure.

Veronica and Henry Thomas bought the
house, fixed it up in the 70s.

It was their dream home.

And soon after, Their baby daughter was
born.

How they doted on that precious girl.

She was the light of their life.

So what happened?

Somebody took her.

I'm sorry?

Snatched. Ripped from their lives.

Right out here on the street.

Oh, I'm so sorry. I forget that this is
very upsetting.

It is.

What happened to her parents?

Oh, they were destroyed.

Absolutely destroyed.

Then, one day, they were gone, too.

They just moved away in the middle of
the night.

The home's just not the same without
little Cindy.

She loved that little rose garden out
back. But soon, they all withered away.

Gone, just like her.

You told me this was a good
neighborhood.

It is.

I mean, after that day, the people in
the neighborhood started locking their

doors. But time passes, and they moved
on with their lives as if it never

happened.

Are you hungry? You know, I just made
some deviled eggs.

No, thanks.

I need to go. Oh, excuse me. Well,
another time, then?

I think you'll like trying my pasta
salad.

Hey, is Ross in there? Mm -hmm.

Hey, yes.

Yes. I'll get those escrow documents to
you later today.

Maggie, my favorite flipper. How's the
new home? You sold me a house that a

was abducted from.

What?

You didn't know about this?

Uh, no.

It happened over 40 years ago.

Shouldn't it have been in the
disclosure?

You would think.

Yeah. And that's not all. The mother of
the kidnapped girl moved back east and

killed her husband. She's doing time in
a Pennsylvania prison for second -degree

murder.

Wow.

Let me pull the county assessor's
report, try to figure out what happened.

Please understand, I didn't know a thing
about this. I don't want to lose you as

a client.

Okay.

Thanks.

How's Ava adjusting?

We're making friends with the neighbors.

And the ghosts.

Hey, Rob.

I'm at your place.

Oh, I won't be home for another hour.

No worries. I'm just dropping off the
county assessor's report for the last

sales on your property. Neither of them
list the kidnapping incident, so we'll

have to do a deep dive to see why they
weren't compelled to mention it.

Could be because the incident took place
out on the street.

I just thought I'd drop it off so that
you knew I wasn't trying to put one over

on you.

Okay, thanks.

I'll take a look as soon as I get home.

Okay.

Hey, Gino.

Been a while.

Hope you're doing well.

That's good to see.

You alone?

Where's Maria?

She's still the one taking care of you?

Out shopping?

Something wrong?

Something in here?

No?

This?

Top drawer.

Little? No.

No?

No.

No.

What are you doing in this

house?

Jean let me in.

Who are you? Where's Maria?

I'm his sister, and I'm taking care of
him now.

And more importantly, who are you? I'm
Ross Towns. I'm sort of the unofficial

neighborhood real estate agent.

Did you say you were his sister?

Yes, yes.

Jean, you never mentioned her before.

Oh, I'm sorry, but you're just agitating
my brother.

You know, I've been working on your
brother for years to try and sell this

place. But I'm sure you wouldn't want to
sell either since it's your family

home.

Did he tell you that?

Our family is from Colorado.

He bought this place himself some 50
years ago.

Oh, that's right.

Maybe I should talk to your other
brother then.

Oh, he wouldn't be interested.

Why not?

He's busy.

Really? I thought he was dead.

Died about four years ago.

Jean told me.

What are you doing?

Calling the police. You're not his
sister.

Please, let me explain. Jean, will you
stop, please?

Let me explain. I have all the
explanation that I need. You're a

advantage of this poor man. Now I'm
going to put an end to this.

You okay?

Did she hurt you in any way? No.

Okay, everything's going to be okay.

Just sit tight. Sit tight. I'll be here
any second, okay?

She hasn't hurt you?

I had no choice.

He was going to ruin everything.

And, you know, it's your fault because
you let him in.

Like my husband, about to make my life
miserable.

Henry didn't like the idea of me coming
back home. He tried to stop me, too. I

thought you were different.

I thought you understood how important
this was.

Well, no wonder you were grumpy. You
haven't eaten your breakfast.

Here, eat up.

Don't you feel lucky that Maria had that
pesky immigration problem?

Come on, bite, bite, bite.

So I could step in and take care of you.

What's the matter? Is it cold?

Let me see. Yes, too cold. I think I'll
heat it up. You can't eat your oatmeal

the way it is because you didn't eat it
when you were such a little kid.

She learned that she just needs to give
me back my home.

I got your oatmeal. I need you to eat.
Eat it.

Oh, is it too hot now?

Well,

you know what? That's too bad because I
can't have you grippy. I need to be

home. That's the only place Cindy goes.

Otherwise, what kind of a mother would I
be? Look at the mess you've made.

Do you want a roof over your head
tonight?

Come with me. I know a place.

What are you doing here, Zeke?

Hey. Our agreement is that you would
always call first.

Yeah, listen, I...

I just found some things in storage that
you and Ava might want.

Dolphin.

Ava's been wondering what happens to
this.

Thanks. Yeah, of course. Hey, listen.

While I'm here, do you mind if we talk?

Ten minutes?

Cup of coffee?

Ten minutes.

Okay.

This place isn't half bad.

Yeah.

But is it safe?

I don't need you checking up on me.

Look, Maggie, I'm a mess without you and
Ava.

You should have thought about that
before stealing from us.

I didn't steal it. I invested it.

It was going to be repaid with interest.
But you lost it. Look, I admit it was a

bad investment, okay? It was my money
and money for our daughter's college.

Barely cleared the deposit on this
place.

Hey, I knew how much you needed. What,
you think that makes it okay?

No, but you also never gave me a chance
to tell you why.

That money was for us.

It was for this family.

If that investment paid off like it was
supposed to, I could have left my job.

No more traveling for three weeks out of
the month. I could have been here.

Could have been a better father to Ava
and a better husband to you. You can

leave your job at any time.

Well, after ten years and do what?

Start over? What do you think we're
doing now?

Tell Ava that I'll call her later and
that I love her.

I brought you my deviled eggs.

Juliet, you are too much.

Hey, I just made a fresh pot of coffee.
You want some? Oh, I would love some.

Thank you.

You really have done a lot.

I'm getting there.

Amazing.

I love this house.

Oh, look at that.

What happened there? Are you just doing
work?

Oh, it's a busted fan. I think the wires
need to be reattached.

You should be careful of that.

Huh.

So, any more strange occurrences?

Luckily, things seem to have calmed
down.

Oh. Well, you know, yesterday, I saw a
strange car parked in front of your

house. An older model, a silver sedan.

You know, I don't mean to be a snoop,
but after our conversation, I thought I

should tell you. I appreciate that, but
that car belongs to my husband.

Oh, well, I hope that went okay.

I mean, I assume that those
conversations can be awkward.

That is one way to put it.

So, is there any hope for you two?

Think you might be moving back in with
him?

Move in with him?

No. He travels so much for work that he
lives in a hotel when he's in town.

If we ever did get back together, and
that is a major if, he'd move in here.

Oh.

That does sound like hope.

I gotta take this.

May I use your bathroom?

Yeah, right ahead.

This is Maggie.

Yeah, if I could pick up those tile
samples today, that would be great.

Well, I really appreciate it.

Great. Thanks so much. Bye -bye.

Sylvia?

Oh, sorry. I thought you disappeared for
a minute. No.

I'm here.

Do you happen to have any cream or
sugar?

I do. Oh, good.

Coffee's great, though.

I'm coming.

Help!

Oh, Maggie.

Are you all right?

I fell.

Honey, I'm going to call an ambulance.

I got him.

Oh, you found the key?

Right on the counter, just where you
said.

You're going to be okay. Just stay
strong.

Thanks. I'll call Ava's school and make
sure you're clear to pick her up. Okay,

and we'll meet you at the hospital.

You go get better. Thank you, Sylvia.

I'd like to copy these keys, please.

Sure.

Surprise. Where's my mom?

Well, the first thing you should know is
that she is okay.

Something happened to her? You know, in
her line of work, there are accidents.

And she sort of fell.

And the doctors are making sure she's
okay. And she asked me to pick you up.

that okay?

Okay.

Please do not worry.

She's okay.

Come on.

I don't know how I'm going to handle
sleeping while sitting up.

Well, that is why they give you the good
drugs.

How long is your arm going to be in that
swing?

A few days and then a couple weeks
before I can do any heavy work around

house. Oh.

Thank you for doing all this.

Of course.

Now, do you want me to call your
husband?

No.

He's away, and I want to put off hearing
I told you so.

Maybe this house really is cursed.

Well, that might be the drugs talking.

I wish it were.

You know, I thought if I just kept my
head down and ignored it, it would all

stop.

And it had.

God, I've really screwed up now.

Maybe I should just sell and move on.

You'll have time to think about that
later.

Now it's time for rest.

Are you counting five on the one, then
move on to the rest?

I'm counting. I'm... What's the matter,
baby?

You okay?

Mommy's going to make you all better,
okay?

Okay, I want you to take a warm bath,
and then I'm going to make you some

and then we can watch cartoons.

I'll go get that soup started.

Thanks, Mom. You're the best.

Okay, let's tuck you in.

There you go.

Good night, baby.

Thanks, Mommy.

I'm sorry?

I said, thanks, Sylvia.

Good night,

baby.

Oh, have you seen Ava? I just dropped
her off at school.

Oh, my God.

Sylvia, you can't just take it like
that. You scared me. Oh, no, no, no. I

you a note. Here it is.

See? I didn't see it. Oh.

Well, we both just wanted you to stay
asleep.

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

Do you need my help today?

I don't know.

I just got to figure out what I'm going
to do with this place and with my life.

You know, the small thing.

Let me make you breakfast.

Really? You've done enough.

No. You have a busted wing. I'm making
you breakfast. But your husband... Oh,

will sleep the morning away, as always,
and I'll make it back in time to make

him lunch.

Maggie.

What the hell?

I just had a little accident.

A little accident? You went to the ER.

I'm glad you're concerned.

How did you even... I stepped off the
plane to get a call from the insurance

company. It just happened yesterday. I
was going to call you today. I promise.

What have I told you about doing too
many things on your own?

Is Ava okay?

It was a one -woman show.

Okay.

All right, so how are you getting along?

We're fine.

Sylvia is here to help out. What,
Sylvia?

Who's Sylvia? That's me.

Nice to meet you. Hi. Hi. Sylvia lives
just across the street. She's been an

enormous help.

I'm making breakfast. Do you want
something?

No, thank you. I'm good. I've already
eaten. Listen, I have another red eye

tonight, but now with this, I could
cancel, take a couple days off work. You

can't afford to do that.

I can make it work.

Ah, the egg.

Excuse me.

What's her deal?

She spends her entire life taking care
of her husband.

And so what now? Is she taking care of
you?

I think she just likes to get out of her
house.

I appreciate what you're trying to do
here.

I'm still trying to take care of the
family.

We're not yours to take care of anymore.

Okay. Well, can I still pick up Ava from
school?

Spend the afternoon with her?

Yeah.

I'm sure she'd like that.

Well, see, this is your problem right
here. It's labeled wrong.

You turned off the dishwasher.

Not the ceiling fan in the back room.

Consider yourself lucky.

I do.

Hey, since I have you here, can you
finish the install?

Sure thing. Thanks.

Hi, baby.

Oh, well, let me see.

You look beautiful. Wow.

Dad helped pick it out. Oh, he's always
wanting his little princess, huh?

You can change if you want to.

I think I'll keep it on for him.

Go play.

Thank you. I couldn't resist.

Cindy.

Huh.

Hey, Sylvia.

Hey. Come push me.

Don't you look pretty?

I'm going to fly to the clouds today. I
want to fly to the clouds today.

Clouds today.

Okay.

Way up into the clouds.

All set?

Yep. Great.

This for me? Yeah.

One last thing on my to -do list.

Anytime. And next time I would leave
this kind of work to the professional.

Have a good day.

Oh, you too.

You believe that guy? He never would
have said that if I was a man.

I think he would have said it to anyone
who tried to do electrical work and

dislocated their shoulder.

Uh -huh.

High enough, sweetie?

I've been thinking. Uh -oh.

And I'm happy you have Sylvia, but she's
not family.

No. Helen loves her so much.

Hold on tight.

No. She would love to spend some time
with her granddaughter.

Zeke, no.

Please? No.

Way high.

Up into the clouds.

What happened?

Baby! Delia, what happened?

What happened? Baby, are you okay?

Baby, baby.

Are you all right, honey? Where is it?
Is it your head?

Get her inside.

Is it your head, honey?

Maggie! I'm coming. I'm getting ice.

Cindy.

Cindy. Okay, I'm here. I'm here. Watch
your head. Watch your head.

Where are you?

Where? I got you. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

It's okay. It was an old swing. She
should have never been on it.

If I thought that that was... I never
wanted to be hurt.

I know.

Really, it's okay. We've got it.

Thanks, Sylvia.

It's okay. I know. I know.

Did you see that?

See what?

She just stood there.

Well, she's not a mom. She's probably
just not used to dealing with something

like that. And what would happen if you
weren't here and it was just her and Ava

in a real emergency?

Is she just going to stand there in
shock?

Well,

I know someone who wouldn't.

Jake. I'm calling her.

Who is this?

Helen. Maggie.

You're looking good.

Nice to see you too.

Come on in.

Hold on a sec.

Since we're in a bit of an awkward
situation with you and my granddaughter

longer living with my son, perhaps we
could discuss some ground rules.

Okay. Sure.

I'm here for Ava.

From the looks of things, and from what
my son has told me, it appears you need

an extra set of hands to help with her.

So, if she needs to eat, I'll feed her.

If she needs to go to bed, I'll tuck her
in.

However... If you need your
prescriptions picked up... I'll take

Good.

Glad that was so easy.

About what I expected.

Now, did you show me to my room?

Please?

I like to get settled before Ava comes
home from school.

Oh.

Hello?

Hey, good morning. Is this Maggie
Richard?

It is.

This is Detective Gray with the police
department.

We need to talk to you.

Don't go anywhere.

Yes? Oh, hi.

Is Maggie here?

No, she's not. She's out.

Who are you?

I'm Sylvia, the neighbor.

I've been helping out.

Oh, yes.

And who are you?

I'm Zeke's mother, Helen.

Oh, it is a pleasure to meet you.

And, you know, if you need anything at
all, please ask me.

Ava can be, uh...

Quite the little handful.

That's true, but, you know, I'm pretty
sure I can handle her myself.

I raise an active boy.

You know, I'm sure they're really
grateful for all the help you've given

but I'm here now.

Thanks.

I just want you to know...

Do

you know Ross Towns?

I do. He's my real estate agent.

When was the last time you and him
spoke?

In his office a few days ago.

And then we talked briefly on the phone
the next day.

Why?

He's dead, Mrs. Richards.

What?

I don't understand.

We found his body in the trunk of his
car.

A vagrant was driving it.

Ever seen him before?

No. What did you and Ross talk about the
last time you spoke?

He was dropping off some paperwork. He
called to tell me that he was going to

leave it on my porch.

And it was what time?

Late morning, maybe 10 .30.

I got home about an hour later, and the
paperwork was there, and he was gone.

Why would he kill him?

We don't know yet.

We're working on it.

Tea.

Cindy,

where are you?

Why are you not here, Cindy?

It's because of that woman snoring in
the guest room, isn't it?

Yeah, she frightened you away.

Don't you worry, baby.

Mommy's going to get rid of that old
woman right now.

I am so sorry to bother you, Wilbur.
What can I do for you?

Well, you know, I can't find my extra
pair of reading glasses, and I'm pretty

sure I left them here the last time. You
know, I haven't seen them, but if I

find them, I'll bring them to your
house, okay?

I would just love to come in and look
for them myself. No, actually, I don't

really want you to do that, okay? Well,
it'll only take a minute. No, like I

said, if I find them, I'll bring them
right over. I think I left them

What are you doing?

Who the hell do you think you are?

I did not give you permission to come
in. Get out of this house.

Can you hear me?

Hello?

Okay, I'm calling the police. I'm going
to have you arrested for trespassing.

Oh! Oh!

Oh!

What's the matter?

Oh, I slipped on Ava's soccer ball. I
think I poked my...

Hold on, I'm coming.

I don't frickin' believe this.

Okay, I don't know what kind of games
you're playing here, lady, but I've had

with you. Do you hear me?

Oh, damn it.

Help! Help!

Somebody please help me!

Please, somebody! She's trying to kill
me!

Shut up! Help me!

Shut up!

Oh, my God.

Maggie.

Maggie.

What happened? I think she tripped on
the soccer ball. She fell down the

She broke her neck.

You weren't there?

No, I was out. She was alone in the
house.

David was at school.

Where's Dave at now?

I asked Sylvia to take her for some ice
cream to keep her away from this.

Does she know?

No. I thought you and I could tell her
together later.

We won't talk about this, Lacobal.

God, no. Of course not. Of course not.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm her son.

What is it?

Nothing.

Do you ever see or hear anything or
anyone

in your house?

I don't think so.

Never heard the name Cindy?

I do think I had a dream the other
night.

There was a Cindy.

Maybe it was Sandy.

Was it a dream?

Are you sure?

Did you see a girl in the house?

That's silly.

Don't say that.

Why?

Because it's... It's rude.

Don't answer a person's question by
calling it silly.

There are no dumb questions.

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

Finish your shake.

Hi, baby.

I'll meet you inside in a second, okay?
Okay.

Sylvia.

How is everything?

And how is Zeke?

How about what you'd expect?

Totally devastated.

but I'm more worried about how to break
to Ava.

I know. It's awful.

Just awful.

We'll obviously be gone for a few days
for her funeral.

I just don't know how we're going to
live in this house anymore.

Listen, you just tell me if there's
anything I can do for your family.

Okay? Thank you. I mean that. Thank you.

We'll talk soon, okay? Oh, I hope so. Be
safe.

Okay. Thank you.

Here we are.

This is going well. Yes. Breathe in.
Breathe, breathe.

Ava.

I'll be

right back.

Don't move a muscle.

Cindy?

Cindy?

Are you here? I'm home.

And they're gone, Cindy.

Cindy?

Please come out.

Mommy hasn't seen you in so long. I want
a big hug.

Oh.

Are you playing hide and seek?

Okay.

I'm coming to get you.

Come out.

Come out.

Wherever you are.

I got you.

Cindy?

Cindy?

Why are you doing this to me?

Still their home.

Isn't it?

Yeah.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

They'll be gone.

I promise.

You got that one?

Yeah.

Hey, neighbor.

Hey.

I thought I wasn't supposed to see you
till tomorrow.

You weren't supposed to.

Can you grab that for me? Yeah.

Is everything okay?

Yeah. How was the service?

Oh, the service was fine. Hmm.

But as soon as we go back from the
funeral, Zeke starts ordering me to sell

house all of a sudden, saying that Ava's
not going to live another night in it.

Well, maybe he has a point.

Maybe, but there's no way I can sell
now.

What do you mean?

I spoke to an agent this morning, and he
said that because of what happened to

Helen, the house is toxic.

So there's no way I can sell it for
anything close to what I paid for it.

I can't take that kind of loss.

So it looks like we're stuck here for a
while.

I'm really sorry to hear that.

I mean, I'm glad for me.

I get to keep my wonderful neighbor.

Hi. Hi.

I would like a vanilla latte.

And is there anyone who can help me get
on the Wi -Fi?

Sylvia, is that you?

Hello, little girl. Who are you?

It's me, Mom. Oh, me? Get your hands off
of me!

I like it, Mom.

Let me out!

Yeah, I said you wanted to fight. I just
didn't think you'd pack quite the

punch.

Come and get it, baby!

Come and get it, baby!

Get your hands off of me!

You okay?

Yeah. Call the police.

So I need to ask if you want to press
charges.

Yeah,

why wouldn't I?

Well, he says you invited him here.

Excuse me? He says you two connected on
an adult website that caters to people's

more quirky sexual urges.

What? He says it's all part of a game
that you requested.

Well, he's lying.

You showed me the post.

What post?

Didn't have your name, had the handle,
flip me up, flip me down. You flip

houses, right?

I swear I didn't join any website. Along
with your address, there was a

description of the fantasy you wanted.

And a secret password that you were
supposed to say to each other.

A password.

Come and get it.

I

don't

know anything about the past one. Look,
it's all on the website. Are you trying

to shame me into not pressing charges?

No, ma 'am. Or maybe you're just trying
to avoid doing your paperwork. I don't

know. But regardless, I'm not saying
that I had anything to do with that guy.

Press charges.

Since you didn't go on that website,
someone else did. Depending on you.

Somebody must be trying to set you up.

Who do you know that would do that?

Oh, I have to go and check on Jean. I'll
be right back.

I can't think of anyone who would do
that.

Are you positive?

Why do you treat me like this?

Haven't I done everything I can for you?
And why are you trying to keep me away

from my daughter? She is so close.

What is wrong with you?

Oh, you've got to stop being grumpy.

You have got to stop this.

But I'm going to have to make sure that
you are fed properly.

I guess I just can't leave you sitting
there.

You just wait in here, and I'll be back
to take care of you later.

I can't even imagine what would have
happened if you hadn't been here.

Well,

women in arms.

Yeah. But with that crazy man breaking
in, I can't believe you're staying

tonight. And after all the things that
have happened, I would be moving out and

taking the first offer that comes my
way. The thought has crossed my mind.

But I was thinking about what that
detective said.

Someone is doing this on purpose.

Someone is trying to get me to leave.

I'm not going to do that.

I'm staying.

I'm going to find out who it is.

Good. Good for you.

We should get you to bed.

It's been a rough night.

I'll clean up. I insist on staying the
night.

I want to keep my eye on the two of you.

Please. It's not another game of hide
-and -seek, honey.

I've been waiting so long to see you.

Come out, honey.

I can't.

Why not?

This isn't my home. This isn't my
furniture.

Where's my swing?

Where are the roses?

Oh, honey, this is your home.

And do you remember?

The picture you made?

Look, baby.

It's still here.

And we can fix the swing and replant the
roses.

Cindy?

Cindy, where are you?

Right behind you.

Oh.

You're here.

Oh, you're really here. Oh.

Mommy? What?

Can you read me a story?

Of course I can.

You hop into bed.

We are going to have our whole lives to
spend together.

I'm so happy you're here.

Everything's going to be just the way it
was.

You want me to read or do you want to
start?

Can you?

Okay.

Oh, this is a good one.

Sylvia?

Sylvia, are you still here?

Cindy. Oh, whoa, whoa, sorry.

Where's Cindy?

Who?

There.

Are you okay?

You were sleeping so soundly in there, I
thought I was going to have to throw

some water on you to wake you up.

Well, I've got a real busy day. I've got
to get this little one to school.

I need my morning coffee.

Get the noodles started.

Right.

Mom, gotta get my stuff. Okay.

Where's Cindy?

I've lived here for years.

The home was just not the same without
little Cindy.

She was such a beautiful girl.

She loved that little rose garden out
back. But soon, they all withered away.

Mom, let's go.

Yeah, come with me.

Is this going to help?

Is this going to...

Make you feel at home.

My baby.

Hi,

I'm trying to reach a detective who used
to work in the Mid -City District. Jack

Arnold? Commissioner Arnold?

He oversees the Western Bureau now. Can
I transfer you? Yes, thank you.

How time flies.

Hey.

Can you pick up Ava from school?

Yeah, of course. It'd be my pleasure.

Let me know if there's anything else I
can do.

Thanks.

Hey, is everything all right?

Maggie Richards?

Sorry, I gotta go.

This way.

Hi, can I help you? I've come to pull
Ava Richards from class.

My name is Sylvia Holmes, and I'm sure
I'm on the approved list.

Did my mom have another accident? Are
you getting me out of school early? No,

no. She asked me to pick you up early
because she thought you deserved a fun

day today.

Really? Cool.

What are those for?

Oh, I thought you'd like to have a
little photo shoot in a beautiful garden

afternoon.

Thank you,

Richards. Deputy Commissioner Arnold.

I appreciate you taking the time to see
me on such short notice.

Well, you had the correct password.

Cindy Thomas.

One of my first cases after I got my
gold shield.

Still haunts me, though, that we never
found that little girl.

So, Are you one of these amateur cold
case investigators?

No. My daughter and I live in the
Thomas' old house, and my neighbor,

Holmes, was around when the little girl
went missing.

But, frankly, something is just off
about her. I mean, she seems to know

about this case.

I'm just curious. Was Sylvia ever a
suspect?

I don't remember Sylvia Holmes.

I remember a Gene Holmes who lived
across the street.

That's her husband. He still lives
there.

Well, that's interesting.

Gene Holmes I know.

He wasn't married at the time.

Did he have a girlfriend?

No, no, no. He was a loner.

Trust me, we talked to him a lot. Had an
airtight alibi as far as the

kidnapping.

What about Cindy's parents? Do you think
they might have had any connection with

Sylvia?

Henry and Veronica Thomas were always
suspects in my mind.

But we can never prove anything.

About a year later, I reopened the case
after Veronica killed him. She claimed

it was self -defense, but nobody
believed her. I still wasn't able to

connection between her and the missing
child, though.

As for Sylvia Holmes, she didn't name
the name.

Maybe if I could just talk to Veronica.
I know she's still in prison.

Hmm. I wonder.

What?

Let me make a couple of calls, and I'll
get back to you later today.

Yeah, okay.

Thank you, Commissioner.

Sure.

Now, you go clean up for the photos.

I've laid out a beautiful dress for you
to wear.

I think Sylvia knows what happened to
the missing girl.

Wait, what?

That's crazy.

What makes you think that?

It's a long story. Just trust me on
this, okay?

All right.

I'm pulling up to the school now.

We'll be over there shortly. No, no.
Don't come to the house.

I'm going to grab a change of clothes
and anything else I can think of, and

we'll come stay with you at the hotel,
if that's okay.

Yeah, of course.

I want us to be together.

Sweet dear, don't you just look
precious?

So, how do you like your room?

Everything's moved around.

Yeah, yeah, it's just the way it used to
be.

Except for this awful pink color.

But we can fix that later.

Oh, wait.

I want to see if you remember.

Do you remember their name?

Dolly? Yeah, that's Dolly.

And?

Hannah? Yeah.

I want to go outside.

I don't want to play with dolls.

I want to play soccer.

Cindy, you don't like soccer.

Cindy. It's Cindy.

Well, maybe you are a little too old for
dolls, so are you hungry?

Because I've made us a wonderful picnic.

I made pie.

Really? Uh -huh. What kind?

Cherry. I love cherry.

I know.

I like apple.

Oh, no, Cindy.

You like cherry pie.

Commissioner Arnold, I've got some news
for you.

Veronica Thomas was paroled over a year
ago. Excuse me?

Early release. Good behavior.

Where is she now?

The parole officer said that she did her
time at a halfway house back east, then

left and hasn't been heard from since
about the beginning of the year.

Do you have a current picture of her?

Way ahead of you.

I'll text it to you.

Here's my cherry pie that you've always
loved so much.

This is good for cherry pie.

Oh, how it warms my heart to hear you
say that.

Oh, my God.

That's her. That's Sylvia.

Definitely. That's Sylvia.

Meg? Hello?

Uh -huh.

What's going on, Maggie?

Got my daughter.

I need all available units. Possible
hostage situation.

What are you doing? What is this?

We're celebrating.

She came back.

After all this time.

She came back.

Your name's not Sylvia, is it?

It's Veronica.

Oh.

I haven't heard that name in quite a
while.

But because you're here, Cindy, I think
it's only fitting that I go by my

God -given name.

That's not Cindy.

Of course it is.

Look at her.

It's my Cindy.

Cindy? Who's Cindy? I'm Eva.

Oh, why would you say that?

Come on. You're Cindy.

I'm not.

It's okay. It's okay.

Veronica, you don't have to do this.

Do what?

I am trying to have a nice, peaceful
picnic with my daughter. And look,

now you have upset her, and you've upset
me, too. Please, I just want her safe.

Oh. You mean she's not safe with me? I
am her mother. It is my job to keep her

safe. But you don't think I can do that?
You don't think I know how to do that?

I know how to take care of my daughter,
my little princess.

Ow! Ow!

Hey, look in the house.

No!

No!

ruined everything.

Veronica, stop. You've taken her away
from me. No, I didn't. You're the one

took Cindy away. Admit it. What?

You made up a story about her being
kidnapped.

That's not true. What did you do? You
did something to her.

No. Did you kill her?

No. I tried to save her.

Oh, no.

You've got to get off of there.

Don't go in there. You cannot be in
there. Get out of my roses. Get off of

now. You can't be on there.

Please, you don't understand.

You can't be there.

I've lived here for years.

Where is she?

Where's Cindy?

Please get out of my roses.

She loved that little rose garden out
back. But soon, they all withered away.

Gone, just like her.

Oh, no.

Oh, no, please.

Don't do that.

Please, no.

This is our special place.

Sylvia.

What are you doing?

Oh, no.

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

Sylvia, stop.

Maggie,

what the hell is going on?

Please, Maggie, please.

Don't hurt my baby.

Your daughter is down there, isn't she?

Oh, I was a good mother.

I was only trying to help her.

I want you to take a warm bath.

I'll go get that soup started.

Oh, I never should have let her have the
pills and the coffin.

Hopefully she'll be feeling better by
tomorrow.

What happened, Veronica?

Tell us everything.

That's too much, honey.

The medicine made her sleepy.

She slipped under the water.

It was an accident.

But I couldn't tell her daddy. I know
what her daddy would have said. He would

have said it was my fault.

And he would have said I killed her.

What?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Oh, please.

Oh, please don't.

You did make up the story about the
kidnapping.

I didn't know what else to do.

They would have turned against me.

Henry and the whole family.

He would have hurt me. He would have
hurt me.

Was he going to find out?

Was he going to hurt you if that way you
killed him?

The only person who loved me was Cindy.

Cindy. Cindy.

I just... Come here. Come here.

Stay here.

I always tried to do the right thing for
you.

I just... I wanted to be with you again
so that I could make

sure nothing happened to you ever again.

I am so sorry.

I am so sorry, baby.

It's okay, Mommy.

I forgive you.

You too.

I love you.

Take care of your little girl

All right.

Can I hear you?

Yeah.

She came home.

I always knew she'd come home.

Don't worry, baby girl.

Mommy's coming home, too.

I promise.