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I'm so sorry. I'm

so sorry. I

surrender

everything I amYou

help me remember when you're

reaching for my hand And

while my voice is shaking

You always understand

So I surrender I surrender

everything I have

It's Brink Case. Do you know him?Yeah,

he's a good kid. He's a friend of my

son's in high school. It's our little

corner of Shreveport Island. It's found

an island. You're not from here. Oh, I

know Ratchet City. It's not an island.

It's not a joke, man. It's like family.

All these kids went to school together.

Losing one hurts all of us.

Sorry, Keegan. This one

is personal. I want this

killer found today. So go

and check the footage that's in the

lobby. Let's go.

Go to her leaving.

She... She looks familiar. Mm-hmm

Do a facial recognition. Get a name.

I appreciate you taking the time.

Is that Dylan?Mr.

Keegan. Hey, come on. You're not a kid

anymore. Call me Gordon. Gordon.

Still with the Army Criminal

Investigations Division?No, I'm not

enlisted anymore. Moved back home a

little while ago. I'm actually here

applying for a job. Really?All

right, I'll put in a good word for you.

Oh, that's not necessary. No, no, noMy

pleasure. Army brotherhood forever, right?

Yes, sir. Well, I appreciate it, sir.

Listen, Dylan, you were -- you were good

friends with Brett Pace in high school,

right?Yeah. We were best friends in high

school, actually. But we lost touch over

the years. Why?I

need to tell you something.

Foreclothes, darling. Take a look at it

in the morning.

Eddie?

Casey?What

are you doing in your room?Well, I, uh..

Oh, hey. I need your help.

With what?IDs.

Casey, I don't do that anymore. Cops

think I murdered someone. Murdered?

My best friend, Brent. He was looking

into something for me, and I think he got

killed for it. I don't understand, but

why did you run?I had to.

Whoever killed Brent might come after me.

Any time to clear my name, I need a new

identity and a Social Security card to

buy me that time. I

got you.

Everything okay?

Yeah, sir. I just, uh, had a leg cramp. I

used to get those leg cramps, too, when I

came back from the service. How many

tours?Uh, four.

Three in Afghanistan. I was there for the

withdrawal, sir.

Did your, uh..

issues go away?

Yeah. You know, mostly.

Yeah. PTSD can pop

up anywhere, you know?It's kind of like

grief. So, uh, what are you

doing here?Well, I just came by because I

wanted to apologize that the department

didn't offer you a job. Oh, I don't blame

them. They don't want someone like me on

the force. Hey, you served your country.

They never have. You're exactly the kind

of person we need on the force.

What kind of person is that?Someone who

hides when he hears a car backfire?No, a

team player who knows how to take orders.

You know, Brent's family, they want to

hire a private investigator to hunt down

the woman who killed him. What do you

think happened, sir?Well, security

footage shows that there was a woman at

the scene, so we think it was a crime of

passion. Because I don't have the

manpower to go chasing her all over the

country. So I told them to

hire you. Are you offering

me a job, sir?Well, technically, the

family's offering you a job, but, you

know, it'd be a good chance to prove

yourself. Show the department what a

gifted investigator you are.

When would I start?Right away. We know

she took a bus to El Paso, but the driver

remembers her getting up in Durant,

Oklahoma. So we'll start there.

I won't let you down, sir. I know you

won't. Pack it up. You start tomorrow.

Thank you.

It's one that thing. I don't need the

police at my door. Understood.

Grace, you know it.

Chris Milan. Hey, be safe. Don't get

gone. Right.

Yeah. Okay. Thanks, Eddie.

Attention. All bus passengers are

reminded not to leave any bag unattended.

anywhere in the station. All bags

left unattended will be removed and

destroyed.

Hey there, how you doing?Hi. I'm looking

for a woman, Casey Cox.

You a cop?No, it's just an interesting

party. 382

express service to Atlanta is now ready

for boarding. All passengers please

aboard under door number three. Excuse

me, sorry. Ohh

Coach will make stops.

Oversized bed. Here you go, man.

I'm sorry, excuse me. Excuse me,

excuse me, excuse me.

All passengers right now, we are going.

Coming through, excuse me. I don't know

where. Excuse me. Coming through, excuse

me.

Excuse me, excuse me.

Excuse me, I gotta get through. Gotta get

through, excuse me. Excuse me.

Gotta get through, excuse me.

JC?

Put it away, guys. Put it away.

Hey! Stop! Stop the

box! Stop!

Hey!

Don't you hate rushing to get onto these

things?Good news is you made it.

What's your name, dear?

Grace's new one. Oh, Lucy.

We're gonna be thick as thieves for the

next 15 hours or so. Ah

That was a quick trip. Where you gone for

two hours?Six. How could you

miss her?Cameras weren't operational and

there was no way to know what bus she was

on. So you dropped the ball. Strategic

retreat was in place. My mistake. It

won't happen against her. You should have

stopped all the buses. Look, I'm not a

cop. At one point I thought I saw her,

but she disappeared. Sir, I

have her picture, but part of the problem

is I don't really know what she looks

like now. I'll tell you what you look

like, a goofy amateur. Don't test me.

Hey, guys. We're all part of the same

team. So, what's next?

I dig in, learn how she thinks, talk to

her family, friends, employers, see if

they offer any clues about her. You're

not gonna find anything we can't find.

Rollins, go wait in the car. Why?It's

hard of your voice. Go.

It's all right. Sometimes he doesn't play

well with others. It's okay, sir. Did you

talk to the neighbors?Yeah, yeah, they

all love her. She even left two months

advance rent for the landlord. She didn't

want to leave him in the lurch. So she's

a super thoughtful sociopath. And did you

find out if Brent and Casey were close?

Yeah, Brent was here all the time. Gives

credence to the theory that it was a

crime of passion. Well, at this point,

the evidence is so strong. Her prints are

all over the crime scene and his blood's

all over her apartment. Well, if we could

figure out the motive, it would

definitely help me track her down. Yeah,

well, maybe she just snapped.

Like her father. What happened to her

father?He's a cop. He's on the take.

Committed suicide. She found the body.

Oh, no. Sorry. Oh, my God. It's okay. I'm

sorry. Oh, it's okay. I'm sorry.

It's okay. Just having a nightmare. You

want to talk about it?It's okay. Okay

Appreciate the offer.

So, what brings you to Atlanta?

I'm headed home. My daughter and...

My grandsons, they relocated to Oklahoma,

and I-- I helped her move. She--

she's looking for a fresh start for her

family. What brings you to Atlanta?

Oh, I'm looking for a fresh start, too.

When I got on this bus, my soul was

aching. But

now I-- I feel maybe

we were fated to meet.

Maybe. Well,

if you're looking to settle down near

Atlanta, I live about two hours out of

the city. Small,

beautiful town called Shady Grove. Hmm

Unless, uh.. you have

family you want to be close to. No.

No, no family.

Do you have any pictures of those

grandchildren?Oh, I sure do.

Sure do.

Oh, yeah, here are my grandsons,

Rascals John and Joseph.

And there's my granddaughter, Laura.

She's gorgeous. Yes, she is.

Yeah. This was the night of her

prom. And you see the

the cameo necklace there. I gave it to

her to wear that night with my

grandmother's. Wow. You see that?

The delicate wings on the angel, the

front there. Mm-hmmYeah, well, the inlay,

it just-- it matched her dress perfectly.

Yeah, that's lovely. That was the

last time I saw her. She

went missing two days later.

I'm so sorry.

Now, it's been two

years she's been gone.

The police say that she ran away, but she

would never do

My daughter-- my

daughter can't stand living in our house

anymore. The The memories are just too

much. But I just

keep thinking, I mean, what if she-- what

if she comes back and we're not there?

Miss Lucy?

I pray every day that God

will bring her home safely to us.

But my daughter, she doesn't believe in

all that anymore.

I just... I don't

blame her. Why would a righteous

and loving God stand by and allow murder

and violence, allow

criminals to escape

justice, allow children to be stolen?

I understand your doubts and your

questions. I

prey on them often.

But I think evil

might be necessary to truly understand

God.

And I believe that people

who do evil things will face God's

justice, even if we can't see it. I'm not

sure I believe in our own justice system,

let alone God's.

I wish there was something I could do to

help you.

That's very kind.

I often pray that-- that God

will send someone to help her.

I just wish I knew if she was stillalive.

This little light of mine

I'm gonna let it shine Let it shine

Let it

shine Let it

shine

This is me. You got my number and my

address, and I'm looking for a good

renter. You'll be welcome there, always.

And if I don't see you, I'm gonna keep

you in my prayers. I appreciate that.

More than you know.

When the water's cool And

heavy on your heart

You're tired of feeling helpless

And you question who you are You're

reaching for the power

That roars beneath your skin

To pull you from the shadows

When the walls are closing inI

know that you're one step from

the finish line

Know that you're ready for this fight

Out of the darkness you will rise

Please don't

Stand tall 'Cause

stop your trouble

Give her your own

Your eyes up above the stormy ground.

Your eyes up, no one can chain you down.

Be braver. You're bolder, you're

fire, you're fearless.

Casey. Hannah.

Are you okay?I'm fine.

I spoke to the police. Why do they think

you killed Brent?Because they have camera

footage of me leaving his house, covered

in blood. What?I

think someone had him killed. Hannah. I

don't know. Why?Last time

I saw Brent, I told him about my

suspicions about Dad's death.

He's a reporter. He was intrigued. He

asked if he could do some digging, and I

think whatever it is he found got him

killed. Now, Casey, please don't dig all

that up again. When I found Dad, there

were signs of a struggle.

He didn't hang himself, Hannah. Oh, the

autopsy says otherwise. Well, then,

someone changed it. I know what I saw.

Brent thought that maybe someone Dad

arrested killed him, but then he called

me and said that he found something.

Brent! He told me to come to his

apartment.

Brent! But he was dead when I got there.

After I found Brent, I knew I had to get

whatever it was he found and get out. So

I thought that maybe it was on his

laptop, but I couldn't find it. What?And

then I remembered where he keeps his

backup. So I took the thumb drive.

They don't know that I have it, yet. But

whatever's on that thumb drive is

dangerous, and that is why I need to stay

far away. The thumb

drive, it was corrupting. I don't

have access to Prince's files. Well,

can he get it fixed?I'm trying.

What's that sound?Where are you?I'm in a

park somewhere. Don't ask. Unless you

know the better. What are you using for

money?It's the cash Dag gave me. You're

supposed to use that for a questionable

week in Cabo, not go on the run from the

law.

Yeah, well, too late for that. Find a

place to hide and someone to fix that

thumb drive so you can prove it. And

come home to us. I love you.

Love you.

So you were Casey's supervisor?Yeah, I

oversaw Casey and all the other social

workers in this office. Would you mind if

I had a quick look at a workspace?Sure,

it's just that desk right there. Is it?

Mm-hmm

And do you think Casey has PTSD?

Yeah, well, if she did, she worked hard

to overcome it. She spoke openly

about her father's death, and she made

every effort to turn her pain into

power by helping others. I think

it's why she became a social worker.

What's this?It's Casey.

She volunteered with inmates

transitioning back into the community.

She is a very special person.

I'm gonna hang on to this if that's okay.

Sure, fine by me. And

ma'am, would you happen to know where any

of these men are today?Hi, this is

Keegan. Leave a message. Detective,

I just learned Casey worked with inmates

at the end of their sentences. I'm headed

back to Durant right now to speak with

one of them. I'm thinking maybe someone

in that world was able to furnish her

with a new identity.

What are you doing?

I was just trying to get some air.

I can hardly breathe in here.

Yeah, right.

Won't tell him, will you?I don't need

to. He already knows.

He knows everything, even before you

think it.

You know he doesn't love you.

Good.

Still it for a renter?Oh,

divine timing. I won't oversee my

welcome. I will pay you on time,

and I won't be a bother to you. No, you

stop that. You are a prayer answered.

Welcome home, my dear girl. Welcome home.

Oh. You

want to see your room?Yeah, I would love.

And?Yeah, and?Got some great dinner on

the stove. I can't wait for that. Mm-hmm

Hey, where can I find Daddy?Thank

you.

Afternoon. I'm Dylan Roberts, working

for Shreveport Police Department. Quick

question for you. Have you seen this

woman?Can't say I have.

Isn't that you?

This is Casey. She helped me with my

transition from prison.

God, I think someone so young can help a

broken-down old parolee like me.

she dead. She saved

my life. And did

you pay her back by giving her a fake ID?

It's not my business anymore. I'm a

reformed man. And I haven't seen her in a

long time. What do you want with her?

She's a person of interest in a murder

case. Okay, well, then there must be a

misunderstanding. Miss Casey,

she doesn't take lives, she saves them.

These security cameras you have out front,

Can I see the footage?Those are dummy

cameras. I put them up there to scare

away the hoodlums. Ah

Water. Thank you.

You, uh.. you been with the force for a

while?No. I just, uh,

recently left the Army. Working for the

victim's family until I can secure a

position. A lot of places they want

higher ex-cons are veterans. I'm sure

they talk a big game about being all

godly and balcoming, but...

secretly, inside, they're worried about

our emotions getting the best of us.

Yeah, I've seen a lot of that since I got

back. I bet.

People judge things they have no concept

of. Like, are

you a decorated veteran in their eyes, or

are you a mentally ill guy, one step away

from a nervous breakdown?You

know what's funny?You're a former

soldier, and I'm a former criminal. And

people are scared of both of us.

Have you talked to anybody about your...

Your issues?Um, no,

noNot yet.

It's a shame.

Another lifetime. That's

Casey. She could really help you out.

Thank

you for your time.

Good luck.

Excuse me?I'll be right with you.

Uh, do you ever repair corrupted thumb

drives?Sorry, excuse me.

Simmons Computer Repair. Can I put you on

hold, please?Thank you.

Sorry, uh, what can I do for you?Uh,

corrupted thumb drives. Do you ever

repair them?Uh, sometimes. We can try.

Great. You

gonna answer it, or... I don't think I

should. My grandson helps me with

repairs, and he's got the flu. And my

wife is on a church retreat with her

sister. Seems like a lot for one person.

Yep, it sure is.

Simmons computer repair. Uh-huhYeah,

what's your number?We will call you right

back with an update on your order. Uh-huh

Have a nice day.

Do you happen to be looking for work?

Matter of fact, I am. Well, you're hired.

What's your name?Grace Newlin.

Stan. Stan.

I'll call you back. Okay?Thanks.

Hello, Simmons Computer Repair.

Can I help you?Hi. I'm Dylan

Roberts. I'm an old friend of Brent

Pace's. His family hired me to find your

sister. I had a few questions.

I've already spoken to the police. It

won't take long. I'm just searching for

the truth here. May I come in?

Beautiful home. I I only

have a few minutes, so...

You have kids?Uh, yes.

One. Emma. Saturday morning is reserved

for daddy time at the park. When I was a

kid, I had a teddy bear just like that

one. I'm embarrassed to admit he never

left my side until I was, well,

let's just say too old to have a teddy

bear. Yeah, Emma's

quite attached. Had it since she wasborn.

So, um, what was it you want to talk

about?May I?Uh, yeah.

Were Casey and Brent dating?

If you were a good friend of Brent's,

wouldn't you know that?Well, Brent and I

were great friends in high school. After

I joined the Army and he left for

college, we grew apart.

And now I'd just really like to help his

family find some peace. Casey would

never hurt Brent. They weren't

dating, but he was in love with her. She

didn't feel the same?Casey has a

hard time opening her heart after

everything that happened with Dad. I

heard about that. I'm sorry.

I think I've done enough talking. I don't

know where my sister is. If Casey didn't

hurt Brent, then please help me

understand. Why was she at Brent's house

that day?

I don't know. Brent was a reporter.

I think he was helping her research

something. Research?Look, I'm not

trying to trick you, Hannah. I'm trying

to figure out who your sister is. You

want to know who she is?She's the

smartest person I know. Our dad taught

survival training classes to cops, but he

always said Casey was his best student.

She's a social worker who puts everyone

else first. She's completely selfless.

Sounds like an amazing person. You have

no idea. But I want to. I want to hear

her side of the story. I do. I'd

like to help her, if I can.

If that's true, then don't just accept

that she's guilty, that my sister was set

up by someone. If you want to help,

keep digging.

You should have my help. Wait. I came

here from Casey. Can you give her this?

That's my contact info.

Yeah.

Hannah?Is everything okay?This guy

just came to see me. His name's Dylan

Roberts, and he says he's working for

Brent's family. Well, you didn't tell him

anything, did you?Of course not, but he

seems sincere.

I must be the same guy from the bus

station. What guy?Never mind.

You can't trust him, okay?Okay

OkayOkay, I love you.

The office is not the same without Brent.

He was a really good journalist.

Listen, I won't take up too much of your

time. I was just wondering what

articles Brent was working on before he

passed. He was working on two or three

different things. Anything crime-related?

Maybe, probably, everything will be on

his company laptop. The department

doesn't have that listed in evidence.

Thought it might be in here. No. He took

that thing absolutely everywhere with

him. He was paranoid with a capital P, so

he will have everything backed up. He had

it all on encrypted flash drives.

Encrypted flash drives. Does he keep

those in the office?Would you?

What about Casey?Have you ever been in

here?I'm pretty sure I overheard him on

the phone, mentioned your name a couple

times. Probably should have asked more

questions. Anyway,

can't go back in time, right?See, you're

really torn up about it. Um,

torn up about what?Have a nice day.

Yeah, it's a done deal. That's the murder

weapon. A deer hunter stiletto with a

five-inch blade?It's an unusual weapon

for someone who doesn't hunt. Where'd

they find it?In a trash bin near his

apartment. She's smart. Why would she

drop it there knowing you'd find it?Same

reason you walked through blood and left

her fingerprints everywhere. She was in

shock. All due respect, sir, Casey's

5'3, 5'4, maybe 115

pounds max. These are targeted precision

stabs. Trajectory down. If the

killer was Brent's height. Taller. We'd

think she was standing on the stairs.

That doesn't make sense. Stop trying to

complicate things. We know she did it.

We have the proof. Do your job and find

her. Just out of curiosity.

And I hope I'm not even stepping here,

sir. No, noGo ahead. Why didn't you

guys tell me Casey's father trained cops

in survival tactics?Because it isn't

relevant. You don't think it explains why

she's been able to stay a step ahead of

us?It doesn't matter how she does it.

She's not some evil genius.

I mean, have you looked at anyone else

for this?What if she was set up?

This guy's too funny. Look, I appreciate

you keeping an open mind like that.

But I I agree with Rollins on this.

Understood. I'll stay on Casey.

Thank you.

I am so glad you're on this case. You

go way back with Brent, and your military

experience will be a real help. Did you

find Casey yet?No, ma'am,

not yet. Sorry. Don't be

sorry. I was really

angry in the beginning, but

now... I I

just want to talk to her. I have so many

questions. We all do. I

thought I knew my brand better than

anyone, but now, I'm not so sure

anymore. I want to show

you something.

The police gave me his cell phone. He

loved that girl, and I never knew about

it. Never met her.

Well, if it's any consolation, I don't

tell my mom about my love life, either. I

know, but ever since Brent's

dad passed away, I was his

person. I thought we told each other

everything. Mrs. Pace, I know

Brent loved you more than anything.

Take his phone. It might be helpful to

you. Thank you. It will

be.

And one more thing. Did they ever give

you Brent's laptop?No, no, they

never mentioned it.

Laura, was that the lake?for a

church bonfire, and she disappeared.

No texts, no phone calls.

She vanished. They

dredged the lakes, combed the woods,

offered rewards, nothing.

Then figured it was easier to

blame it on her by saying that she

she ran away.

And this is exactly how she left her room?

What was waiting for?

She'll be back. I know it.

I believe a force bigger than

all of us guides us on this earth. I

wish I had your faith. You

just have to open your heart.

You'll see. There are signs

everywhere. Signs?Of

what?Of God

sending us messages.

Okay. Yep. Can we get a second hand one

for cheaper?All right, I'll let you know.

Thank you so much.

Hi. I need to drop off my phone for

repair.

I play in a police baseball league.

That's the ball that won us the

championship. You any good at baseball?

Eh, not bad. Football is really my sport,

sir. I'd love you to join the team, a

posing figure like you. You'd strike fear

on the enemy's heart.

I can't do that unless you're honest with

me. I heard that you went to

Brent's work to see what he was working

on before he passed. Are you having me

volunteer?No, noA friend of mine

works in security over there. I just want

you to know that you don't have to hide

anything like that from us. To be honest,

you guys didn't really seem open to

looking at other causes for Brent's

death. No, we just didn't want you to

expend energy that wasn't necessary. We

were looking out for you. So what'd you

find out?Nothing, really.

All the stories he was working on for the

paper weren't serious. Anything

else?No. No

But I would like to see Brent's laptop,

if possible. I requested it, but

for some reason it doesn't seem to be on

the official evidence list. Maybe we

didn't get it. Well, I checked the house,

too. Okay, I'll look into it. Rollins

looks after that kind of thing.

There's something else that I would like

to show you.

We would like to make it official that

you are a member of the team.

Wow. My own detective I.D.,

sir. I don't know what to say. I

see a home for you here. And I'd like you

to be my right-hand man. Me?

What about Rollins?Yeah, he's a good man,

but, you know... I need someone I can

really trust. And you don't think Rollins

is trustworthy?I -- I think

that's a conversation for another day.

Listen, I'm having a game of poker on

Friday. Some guys are coming by. I'd like

you to join us. Oh, I appreciate the

officer, but I'm not much of a poker

player. No, that's even better, then. I

just want you to meet the guys. When I

left the service, I missed the

Brotherhood. So maybe we can be

that for you.

Yeah. Yeah, I'd like that.

Atlanta. What

are you doing here?I need your help.

Brent's laptop is missing, and I think

Casey found his backup flash drive. I

need to know what's on it. I don't know

where she is. Look, there's no time for

games, Hannah. I got a burner phone.

Here's the number. Tell her to call me.

Or tell her I'll be in Atlanta tomorrow

if she wants to speak in person. Her

choice.

I hate that she has no one to help her,

but I don't know if I can trust you.

I want to help. But I really need

some answers. I have to talk to her.

Hannah, you can trust me.

Casey doesn't want me talking to anybody.

Believe me when I say you do not want

somebody else to find her.

Casey's supposed to call me at 9:00 a.m.

tomorrow from a park near downtown

Atlanta. I heard kids playing and

the sound of a cello in the background.

It's like a clock tower,

maybe. You're doing the right thing. But

if you find her, maybe you can convince

her not to do this alone. I'll do mybest.

Hello?Dylan, you called. Oh, hi,

Elise. Yes, I did. I wanted to let you

know that Casey sent her sister a

package, and I managed to track it to

Atlanta. Okay, good to hear. I'm heading

down there as soon as possible. Did you

tell Detective Keegan?Uh, not yet, ma'am,

but I will. Oh, good work, Dylan. Thank

you. Thank you, ma'am. We'll be in touch.

Take care.

Stan?HmmR.L. Dotson,

you know much about her?Not too much.

She's married to Frank Dotson, who's

practically the unofficial mayor of Shady

Grove. Yeah, how so?He runs a small

construction company, gives a

lot of free labor for community jobs

and such. I don't

gossip, but if I did,Aurel

is rumored to have a bit of a drinking

problem. Two of them spend most of their

evenings at the bar. People

mostly feel bad for Frank. Mm-hmmWhy'd

you ask?No reason. Just, uh, yeah, she

just came in earlier. Oh. She's

constantly dropping her phone and

busting it. Oh.

Hey, Bob. What's up?

I don't think I said no. No, the previous

tenant vacated that space.

Sure. I'll let him know. Okay,

see ya. Looks like we

have a new tenant moving in next door.

Oh, yeah?YeahAnyone you know?

Yep. Hey, I went to high school.

Yeah.

Santa! Santa! Get up! We gotta get out

of

here!

Hello. What did you want to say?

Your sister wanted us to talk. I

want to meet in person. It's not

happening. Hannah said that you, uh,

found something at Brent's house. I'm

looking for Brent's laptop. Did you take

it?No. I know you took

the flash drive, saw where it was taped

to the bottom of the cookie jar lid.

Okay, that's pretty smart. I took it, but

it's it's corrupted, so...

I can help with that. I bet you can.

Spoke with Brent's mom.

How's she holding up?Not good.

She gave me his phone. She really wants

to meet you. She wants to see me

punished. She has questions,

okay?She knows Brent cared about you.

I have to go. Wait, wait, waitDon't hang

up. Please, talk to me.

You can still clear your name, Casey. So

justice can be served?You don't get it.

The cops said that my father was being

investigated for bribery when he killed

himself. Why would they lie?I don't know

anything about that. Okay, well, Brent

was looking into it, and he found

something. So now he's dead.

Hold on, you think the cops are involved

in this?I don't know, but until I find

out,I can't come

home.

Do you believe in God?

I...

I don't know. I do.

And I believe God wants me to help you.

Something isn't right with this

investigation.

Where are you?

Don't chase me. Don't run.

Casey, stop! Can we just talk

for a minute?

Hello?How could you send him to come find

me?I'm sorry, but... I think you can

trust him. He seems to be the only one

who wants to help. Hannah, we don't know

him. And now I'm scared. I'm

just trying to think what dad would do.

He'd want you to get the proof so you can

come home. I gotta go.

Hey. Dylan.

Seen Keegan?Can't say I have.

Say I'd be here. What's going on?None

of your business.

Is that Brent's laptop?No, it's not

Brent's laptop. It's It's for another

case, alright?It's none of your business.

I'm gonna make a fresh pot of coffee.

I'll get you some. Take it black, right?

Yes. Sorry. What are you doing?

Sorry. Come on. That was clummy.

I got it. I got it. What are you gonna

-- Can you grab some paper towels?Use

your shirt. Idiot.

OK, just-- just go. Just back away,

OK?Go to your corner. Clown.

Shouldn't have run. Just wanted to talk.

Hannah told me to call. What is it?

Does the name Meadows mean anything to

you?Yeah, yeahSarah Meadows. She ran the

evidence room. She's really close with

our family. She, uh.. She

helped my mom get through my dad's death.

Why are you asking?I think Brent spoke to

her and she gave him some incriminating

information. She must have moved because

I can't find her. It's only you and

grandma listed in his recent calls.

Grandma?No, she's been dead for years.

It's got grandma listed under a local

area code. She lived in Kansas. There is

no way she's local. That's gotta be her.

I'll call you tomorrow.

Leave a message. Sarah, you

don't know me, but my name's Dylan

Roberts, and I'm an old friend of Brent

Pace's.

Hello?

Is anyone there?

Miss Dotson?

Hello?

Can you please answer?

I'm here today to offer a $1,000 reward

to anyone with information about Laura

Daley. Now, Laura is one of

our own. And it's how we bring her home.

I'm also asking every member of the

community to come together so we can find

this young woman. It's okay.

I'm sure you're curious about what

happened to Laura Daley.

Frank was real torn up about it.

Well, we all were. Does he have any

children?No. I

don't pry, but my wife says that Orrell

can't get pregnant. I stopped by the

house to see RL and give her an update on

her repair. Well, that's some customer

service. Yeah, I try. But I heard a

baby growing inside.

Maybe he has family in town. Looked

empty. I was worried. Well,

he certainly wouldn't leave a baby alone

in his house. Oh, yeah. That'd

be crazy. You know, to be safe,

no more house calls.

Is this Sarah Meadows?Who wants to know?

Dylan Roberts. I'm working for the Pace

family investigating Brent's murder. No

one can know that you were talking to me.

I can protect you. I should

have said something a long time ago, but

I was frightened. There's still time. And

now I am scared for Casey. I have to do

something. Sarah, I will help you.

You will be in danger. Don't worry about

that. Come tonight.

2339 Willow, 8 p.m. No

one can know. Do you understand?

Understood. I'll be there.

Miss Meadows.

Sarah, it's Dylan, Brent's friend.

Spoke on the phone.

Miss Meadows?

Sarah?

Miss Meadows, you okay?

Sarah. Sarah.

9-1-1, what's your emergency?I'm

reporting a murder, 2339.

Sir, sir, sir,

please come on the phone. We're sending

help.

Daddy, what does this mean?

Casey, this is a surprise.

You calling me?Yeah, I, um..

I didn't know if you met with Sarah

Meadows. I know she has important

information. First time I feel

hopeful. Could be my ticket home.

no, no, I I haven't found her yet.

But I will. Okay.

You know, I was worried for you. I

wanted to make sure you were okay.

Huh, yeah. You know, the other

day you asked me if I believed in God

because you did.

Why?On my

last tour, my whole

team was killed by an IED.

Everyone but me. And when

I got back, they said I was a

miracle. Proof that

God exists.

And I feel that. I do. I honor that

blessing. God was

looking out for me, I guess.

But the thing I struggle with, and

it's an ongoing struggle,

is what about my brothers?

Why wasn't he looking out for them?

I don't understand that either.

There's a woman here who, um, whose

granddaughter went missing, and,

uh, she is still filled with faith.

That God's gonna save her.

That God's gonna send out.

Maybe he will.

Maybe he'll help you, too, Casey.

Maybe.

Yeah, good night, Dylan. Just be safe.

Shady Grove.

Got a minute?Yeah, what's up?I have

another lead on Casey and Georgia. I'm

heading out to Shady Grove now. That's

great. All right, how can we support you?

I was thinking on this one. I'll just

have the locals help me out if there's an

issue. I would... prefer it

if you didn't do that. This one's

personal. Brent was family.

Just secure her, bring her back here.

That's the objective. Yes, sir.

That's a nice vintage plane. Yours?

Yeah, me and a friend.

Yeah. Yeah, we kind of

co-own it.

Is that your boat?Yeah. Boat

and the Piper Cup.

My cop salary?You'll have to tell me how

that works sometime. Never had the gift

for finances. You know, you haven't

joined us officially. But

when you do, we're gonna see you week

after week. And you'll see.

You'll be part of something special here.

Thank you. Sure.

No, we do not do house calls. I I will

let you know if we do, okay?

I tried to open up the files on your

thumb drive. Uh-huhBut the encryption

algorithm is way over my head.

So I'm gonna give it to a computer geek

that used to work for me. In the

meantime, how about donuts?

Donuts?HmmYeah,

yeahI'll go get some. No, no, no, noYou

stay. I'll get 'em. I'll be right back.

Okay.

Simmons computer repair. He just stepped

out. Yep.

Uh-huhI I will let him know. You got it.

How can I help you?You don't look like

Stan. No. Grace.

HuhHave we met before?You look

awfully familiar. I don't think so.

I'm up from around here. No. I guess I'm

wrong. my wife

came in a few days ago, dropped off her

phone. She broke it again. I'm here to

pick it up. Uh, she'll be under a Rel

Dotson.

Uh, it is ready. Oh, great. Thank you.

Wait a minute. I

know where I've seen you before. You were

on my front-door camera the other day.

Yeah, you were -- you were banging loudly

and putting your ear to the door. I just

can't even drop off Orrell's phone. Well,

I'm a man who values his privacy. Whose

baby is that?I don't have any

idea what you're talking about. I've got

my arm. Don't

come near me. Or my house again,

okay?Hi, Frank.

How's business?Stan. Oh. You know, busy,

busy. Good. Hey,

will I see you in church on Sunday?I

wouldn't miss it. Well, it

was nice meeting you, Grace.

Hey, Stanny. HmmHang on to this one.

She really goes the extra mile.

Thanks, Frank. See you Sunday. Take care.

Hello?

Someone there?Listen, if you

can hear me, just please answer me.

Help me, please. I'm here. I'm here. I'm

Grace. What's your name?I'm Laura. Laura

Daley, help me, please. Get me out

of here. Help me. Help me, please.

Okay, okayJust hold on. I'm gonna... I'm

gonna open it.

Just hold on. Just hold on. Okay.

Please.

For Miss Lucy. Come

on.

Freeze! Drop it. No, noDo it now.

No, no, Laura. Laura Daley. Laura Daley.

She's in the house. Hands in the air.

You don't understand, Laura. It's Laura.

Hands in the air. Laura Daley, she's in

the house. I'm arresting you for

attempted burglary. Are you not listening?

Laura Daly is inside the house. She's

trapped in the basement.

She's locked in a basement. You need to

get her out. Laura Daly. Yeah, she went

missing two years ago. Frank Dotson

abducted her. You need to get a search

warrant. You need to to go in there.

You'll see she's in there. We searched

the property and there was no Laura Daly.

I think you're lying. What were he doing

at the Dotson's residence?Laura Daly is

in prison in that man's house!

I talked to her.

She's in there. Okay, help

me understand this. You

trespass onto a local resident's private

property, and now you're claiming he

abducted a girl. The more we go over and

over and over this, the more time the

Dotson's are gonna have to move Laura and

her baby somewhere else.

Let's start over. How long did you leave

in Durant?I want my phone

call. I'm really sorry about all this,

Mike. I know you got better things to do

than listen to the hallucinations of a

crazy lady. You're right about that. You

have yourself a good night, Frank. Yeah,

you too. Drive safe, huhYeah. I'll

pay you back as soon as we get to the

house. I can't thank you enough. No,

what's going on, Grace?

I think Laura's being kept in that house.

And they they don't believe me. Laura?You

think Laura's there?I do. I think she's

being kept in the basement. Oh, my

Lord. You You go on

home and you wait for me. I need to find

out what's really going on here.

These are badge numbers. Why would

he hide two badge numbers?

Lucy?

Come on, come

onThis is Brett Pace. I'm conducting this

interview at 7 p.m. September 14th,

Shreveport Daily.

Can you please identify yourself?My name

is Sarah Meadows. I worked as a clerk in

the evidence room at the Shreveport

Police Station for 25 years.

And were you working for the police at

the time of Andrew Cox's suicide?

Detective Cox was murdered, plain and

simple. And you've known about this for

some time?Yes. I

was afraid they would kill me too. Why

are you coming for over to listen out?I

have stage four lung cancer. Nothing

scares me now. And why would someone want

Andy Cox dead?He discovered that

detectives were shaking down businesses,

hiding evidence for a price,

hiding money. Do you know who was

involved with this?I'm

reluctant to give you names, because some

of them still work at the department now.

What happened?She wasn't there, sweet

pea. That's not possible. No, they found

nothing. She was never there. They're

lying. The cops are covering for them,

I'm sure. No, stop!Stop it now.

I mean, I know you meant well, but I I

just can't take-- I can't take this. I

mean, I think it's time that I go live

with my daughter, move on with my life. I

mean, she's right. It's just too fresh

here. I heard Laura's voice. I

heard her voice. You can't give up. You

didn't. OK?

You didn't.

I think it's time that you just-- you get

your own place, too. Maybe,

Start putting down some roots.

Are you asking me to leave?

I just, I just need some roots. I'm

sorry, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hurt

you. I

know, dear.

I know.

Yeah, this is Dylan. This is shady girl,

PD. We got your bolo this morning.

Your girl, Casey, we think she goes by

Grace Newman here. Grace Newland.

She made bail last night, so we had to

let her go. Who bailed her?A local

resident. Lucy Edwards.

You got an address?

Hey... I know

we've had our differences.

But I need your guidance.

I've seen evil in Frank Dotson.

I know I should be clearing my name.

I can't walk away from

this. I think I can save this girl.

But I'm scared.

Help me make the right decision.

Just show me what to

do. Tell me what to

do. I told you, don't send a boy to do a

man's job. He sent the bolo out after you

explicitly told him not to. Can't trust

that kid. No, he's just a boy scout. He's

scared to break the rules. For now.

Well, Casey's busted in Shady Grove, so

we know where she's at. I'll go get her.

No. No, no, noI need

you here. I'm gonna go get her myself.

Hi there. I'm looking for Grace Newland.

Are you the bad situation that she was

escaping from?Because I am not afraid to

exercise my Second Amendment rights right

on this porch. No, ma'am, I'm a private

investigator working with the Shreveport

Police Department. I'm here to help her.

What?You're too late. She's gone. Now,

look, my boss is on his way. But I

need to find her first. Do you have any

idea where she might have gone?She really

believes that she saw my granddaughter

yesterday. Where?I can't

even say it. I mean, I don't I don't

think she'd do something so reckless.

Well, I haven't known her very long, but

that sounds very on brand.

Frank Dodson's house on Oak Street.

Dodson.

Thank you, ma'am.

Hey, Tom, how's it going?Yeah, we'll take

the usual, please.

Casey, are you okay?You missed our call.

I'm fine. But I have to do something, and

it could be dangerous. Whatever it is...

I trust you. I believe in you.

That's what I should have said every day

since you asked. It might be a while

before we can talk again, okay?Okay

I just want you to know that I love you.

Come on. We're celebrating.

Why don't you leave the bottle, Don?

Thanks.

Celebrating what?We almost got caught.

No. No, we didn't.

Today was a test of our fortifications.

I didn't suspect a thing. He passed.

They'll be back. We got to get rid of

her. No, Ralph,

don't start thinking for yourself. You

know that never works out well for you.

Now drink your beer. No.

Stop. Stop

I'm sorry.

Can't you see?This is all

coming together exactly the way I said it

would. What do you mean?I

mean... I think it's time. It's when

I go and find ourselves another girl to

join our little family.

Damn it. The

front door camera's out again. The Wi-Fi

signal's always going in and out. I don't

know. I got a bad feeling about

this. Pay the check. Are you serious?

Now.

Laura!

Laura! Are you there?

Stand back.

I'm Grace. I'm here. I'm ready. Get away,

please. I'm here to get you out.

Come on. I'm here to get you out. I'm

here to get you out. Come on. If he finds

you here, he'll kill us.

Okay. I promise, he's not here now, but

we need some more, okay?

Oh, my God, he's coming.

We have to move. We have to move. I

should check on the girl. You always go

to her. Can you blame me?Stop being like

that. What?Something's not right.

Come on, we have to go. He's been

drinking. Do you want to hand me the baby?

You can do this. You can do this. Come

on. We have to go. Is that the baby

crying?I'm gonna see what's going on.

Where the hell do you think you're going?

Please don't hurt us. I'll go back. Too

late for that?Who else is down here?

Ah Get my gun! Now,

you idiot!

How dare you?Come into

my home! Stop it, let go of her!

Frank!

I'm not an idiot.

Hey, you okay?You

okay?Okay

My Laura!

Oh, thank God. You have a

baby. Yes, Grandma. She's

a girl. Oh, my sweet Laura.

I knew. I knew you'd come home to me.

How'd I find this?

God sent an angel to help. Come

on. She's

still in the house, holed up in the

bedroom. I recovered the weapon.

Yes. I'll stand by until they arrive.

Hey.

Grace Newland. Huh

I don't know how you did it. The girl

went missing almost two years, and you

found her. And now she gets to go home.

And Sarah?Did you talk to her?

Casey, I meant to tell you before.

I went to Sarah's house. She was dead

when I got there. You killed her?

I know you're upset, but I think you

should come in and we can figure this out

together. Ohh We can't now. I watched her

interview with Brett. There's not enough

for a conviction. We can work with the

Shreveport police. We cannot trust them.

Sarah didn't name names. She said that

there were people that were working in

the police department right now that were

corrupt. What?Look, my

dad hid this note in his watch. He wrote

down these numbers. I looked them up and

they're badge IDs. They belong to Keegan

and Rollins. That's who your dad was

investigating. Exactly. Keegan.

This is bigger than I thought. I really

need to make this right for my dad, for

Sarah, and for Brent.

Casey, there's no time. Keegan will be

here any minute. You have to go. Now.

Keep it safe. Did

you have her?No, she got lost in the

chaos. We did find a missing person, but

it wasn't Casey.

You're gonna have to explain to me how

you let her slip to your fingers again.

I'll find her. We'll get our justice.

You can count on it.

Casey?Across the street.

Thanks for having my back. I'm gonna

help you. I

want justice.

We'll get it. Every single step

I take to go

Is one step taken closer to

my heart

I don't know which way to go I

know I'm not alone If I

run my dime to give up Don't give up

for the

memories we made and the things we chased

Run for the times that we had that can't

be used

Brave if I imagine

coming home

I know that I'm not on this path

alone

I know I'm not just dreaming

for one

In time everybody's gonna

run

If I run I don't give up Don't give

up

If I run I'll run

for the memories we made and the dreams

we chased

Run for the times that we have that can't

be erased

Run for the times that we have that can't

be erased