All language subtitles for Stalked by My Ex Husband 2023 #LMN New Lifetime Movies 2023 Based on a true story

Mr. Anderson?

Child Protective Services. Mr. Anderson?

Just that. This is Nealon. I'm going to
need backup over at the Marigold Terrace

Call, apartment 204.

Now.

Shh. Oh, I know.

You are going to be okay.

Yeah, yeah.

It's going to be okay.

I think it's going to be okay.

Mr. Anderson?

I'm with Child Protective Services, and
I'm taking her into custody.

Does she have any medical needs I should
know about?

Sir, does she need any medicine?

I'll get it.

Thank you.

Bye.

All right, there's no going back now.

I use girl color.

Pretty. You see this?

Oh, she's wearing a bib.

I think that means she's neat.

All right, we're going to go to dinner
tonight to celebrate our last night of

freedom, okay?

Hey, hon, did you buy this book?

No, my mom did. I don't know why. She
knows we're talking.

I'm sure she's just excited about
finally being a grandma.

Finally. Hi.

Dim Sum?

Off to the princess?

I want you to meet your mommy and daddy.

Oh, big smile.

Wow, so beautiful.

Oh, boy, you can say that again. All the
baby boys were sad to see her go.

You want to go to mama?

There you go.

Oh, she likes her mommy.

Here's that medical release.

There you go. In a couple of weeks,
you'll get a visit from Faye Hopkins,

social worker.

She'll be doing the post -placement
supervision.

Keep the tabs on us, huh? Oh, no.

She's going to help you get ready for
the finalization.

Is that about it? You're done.

I'm done.

Come on.

It's okay.

All right, I got it.

Tim, go get her another jar.

You know, it's messy on the floor.

Oh, it's all right. I know you're
hungry.

See?

Now she's too upset to eat.

You've got to pay attention to what she
wants.

Okay.

Look, even though I'm not a team player
and I'm inattentive, can I give it a

try, please?

Yeah?

Bonsoir, mademoiselle.

Enchanté.

You would like, what, another course for
you to eat?

Is that good?

Well, you listen, baby.

I think she likes French.

Yeah? Yeah.

She's not the only one.

Oh, really?

Okay. I think there's a couple of things
you haven't said to me since the last

time we were in Paris.

We'll have to fix that.

Tim, what are you doing?

Making pancakes.

This is a mess.

No, no, no.

Saturdays, Mom would make the batter.

Dad, ready? Watch this.

Boom.

Perfect, right?

Stop. That was good.

Please. Well, you don't think I can get
it higher? No. I can get it higher.

Way higher. See the rafters? Watch this.
Ready?

Whoa. Whoa.

It's part of the tradition.

You know.

No, Tim, I told the social worker she
could stop at any time.

Mom's all right. She can come.

No, no, no.

We've got to clean it up. I have to get
ready.

It's a mess.

I know. I don't have time to help clean
up. That's all right. We'll do it. We'll

do it. You'll do it. You'll help me out,
right? Okay.

All right.

Oh, my gosh.

Do something about that.

Give her a kiss.

About that. That.

That is part of the tradition. We all
clean together, right? We clean

It's on the wrist.

I'm not getting it. I'm cleaning off our
daughter.

Hi,

I'm Cheryl Robin. Hi, I'm Faye Hopkins,
your caseworker.

Nice to meet you.

Dr. Sinclair said you have an extensive
background in psychology.

Are you an MSW?

I have a master's in social work and
another in clinical psychology.

Oh, please come in. Thank you.

I'm just finishing up breakfast, so
please pardon the mess. As long as it's

-proofed, I always say a mess is okay,
as it is not.

You must be the chef of the house.

Yeah. Dad, I'm Tim.

Faye Hopkins.

She doesn't...

Usually eat chocolate chip pancakes.
It's just a treat.

Aside from pancakes, how's your diet?

It's good. Yeah, it's really good. She
eats three times a day, like the doctor

said, and vitamins.

Great. Perfect.

Do you mind if I... I don't mind. Let's
see how she does.

Okay, there you go.

Hello.

Hi.

If she's ever fussy, it always works
like a charm.

I think I read that somewhere.

I've read so many things that sometimes
I just forget them all when she starts

crying. It's like, well, that's okay.
There's a lot to keep track of, you

It can be a bit overwhelming.

Do you feel overwhelmed?

No.

No. I think things are going pretty
well.

Good.

Perfect.

And just try and relax, Cheryl.

In some ways, this is still the
honeymoon period.

Okay.

We got the birthday cake. Happy
birthday.

Happy birthday. Happy birthday.

Happy birthday.

Come together.

Come together. Come on. Say hi.

Say hi.

Okay, here we go. Come on.

Three, two, one.

Yay.

There's enough little baby girl lives
there named Mona.

My mom is at the park.

All right, present time.

Thank you, Jackson and Nikki.

What is this?

Ready? Oh, how fun.

At least his boyfriend.

I don't think so.

Yeah, sorry.

Hi, I'm Nikki, Cheryl's neighbor. What's
your name?

Hey there.

Pretty windy day, huh? I'm Tim Brogdon.

Kevin Anderson.

Good to know you.

This is a Mona.

She's the birthday girl just from one
today.

I Know whoa I'm her father

You can take a

picture, but I don't think you know what
we'd all appreciate if you back off

We'll have this conversation another
time in private all right

I'll see you soon.

Did you get all the drinks in the
cooler?

I got them. I put everything in the
fridge in the garage.

Maybe it's not that big of a deal, guys.

I don't think he wants anything from
you, and he did give her up for adoption

after all. Nikki, Mona's parents didn't
put her up for adoption.

The date took her.

Sorry.

Anyways, it was a great party, guys.

And happy birthday to you, little girl.

Call you later.

We found him online.

He was sentenced for assault with a
deadly weapon last fall.

But he got off with a misdemeanor and
only a year because the CPS entered his

apartment illegally.

This was a closed adoption, Cheryl. I
can't give you much information about

birth parents.

How did he find us?

I'm not sure.

His parental rights were terminated, so
he shouldn't be part of the adoption.

I just didn't expect the biological
father to be part of the package.

Even if this man is Mona's father, he
won't be a problem.

In a state cut to the adoption, the
birth parents have no appeal rights.

So what do we do if he comes back?

You can do whatever you want. Invite him
in for coffee or shut the door in his

face. Call the police.

She's your daughter, Cheryl.

Yeah.

Cheryl! Oh my gosh, I haven't seen you
in so long!

Hello.

Hey, do you know that there's a
management conference in Anaheim next

And some of the girls from the office
are going to drive down.

I'm sure they'd love to see you. Oh,
that's great.

And you know, Joanne, she finished her
book.

Not that it'll ever see the light of
day, but... I'm so sorry, but I gotta

go. Are you okay? Yeah, I'm okay.

You're okay.

Pam?

Oh.

Sorry. Sorry.

I wouldn't call it stalking.

He came to the park. He followed me
through the grocery store. What would

call that, Tim?

He wants us to be afraid.

I'm afraid. If we ignore him, he loses.

Think about it. I mean, he's probably an
ex -con. He probably doesn't have a

job. All right, what is he doing? He's
got issues.

And for now, he's pretty normal.

Hold on!

If it happens again, I'll call the
police.

All right, I need you to pay attention.

There are two formulas.

One is a regular one, and one is a
fortified with iron.

She drinks both. This one's the green
top, okay?

Is she sick? She's sick.

Is she sick? I don't know.

I don't know if she was crying a lot
earlier. Do you think she... She feels a

little warm. Oh, that's okay.

No, maybe she can't... Don't worry about
it. Grandma will handle it. You go out.

You enjoy your date.

I don't know. Maybe... Honey, Daddy and
I will take care of everything. Go on.

Say goodnight. Say goodnight, Mommy.

Say goodnight.

Good night, Mona.

Do you have a good time on your date?

I'm sorry, I just... I don't feel
comfortable leaving her.

Honey, she's with your parents.

I know it shouldn't scare me like that.
I just can't figure out what he was

doing at the grocery store.

You know what? Maybe he was buying
groceries.

Let's get Pookie.

Let's get Pookie. Say hello.

This is the only thermometer I could
find.

Well, that's for adults. Look how big it
is.

I'm pretty sure it would still work.
Come, feel her head.

Now feel mine.

Tell me that's not a fever.

Tell me that's not a fever.

Was Tim expecting someone?

I don't think so.

Can I help you?

My name is Kevin.

It's moving in next door. I was
wondering if you had a stepladder I

borrow.

This is actually my daughter's house.
I'm just visiting.

It just has to be something I can step
on.

All right. Well, at the very least, I
can take a look.

Look, hon, if you want to go back, we'll
go back. I'll call Nicky right now.

No, we'll just ask him for a rain check.

Yeah.

I'm taking it very seriously. I'm
serious about the fact that you're

overreacting.

You two are home early.

We're just visiting with the new
neighbor, Kevin.

Get out.

Get out of this house now.

Look, I don't know what happened to you.

And I'm sorry.

But this is my daughter now.

And this is my family.

Get out.

This is your house.

That is your wife.

Moan is not your daughter.

Are you alright?

How did he get in the house?

I let him in.

Someone came to your door, you let him
in, he stayed until he was asked to

leave, and he left.

Did he make any threats?

Well, no, but he behaved in a
threatening manner. Did he specifically

you with violence?

Not with words, no.

What is the nature of your relationship
with this man? There's no relationship.

He showed up at Mona's birthday party,
and he claimed to be her biological

father.

Is he?

I don't know. I mean, he could be, I
guess, but how am I supposed to know?

And you are her adoptive father?

Yes. I will be as soon as the
finalization hearing is done.

Look, he has no claim to her. The state
took her, and we adopted her. It sounds

like something that you're going to have
to take up with a judge.

Now, until there's a legitimate threat
towards you or your baby.

There's really not much else we can do.

You folks have a good night.

Thank you.

Unbelievable.

Honey?

Yeah? I really need your help here.
We've got 20 minutes before bacon.

All right.

This should have been done a long time
ago. It's not your fault that...

Should have been done. She made a big
pointy baby.

All right, so what do you want me to do?

I need you to take the knives out of the
butcher's lock and put them in here.

Okay.

Crazy.

Yeah.

And the cleaning supplies, you got them
there?

No, I didn't know I was supposed to do
that.

In the shed.

Okay.

Do you want to stall or something?

No.

Hey, Faye. Hi, Tim.

Come on in.

Sorry about the mess.

Mona has a little bit of a cold. You got
any tips?

Well, I've seen my little baby cold.

Have a look at the little patient.

Yeah, she's a little blur.

Did you take her temperature?

Um, do you have a baby thermometer?

No, I can send him, like, right now.
It's okay. Don't panic. Just after I

run down to the pharmacy.

If it's between 101 and 103, you should
give her some infinite acetaminophen,

not aspirin.

And if it's higher than that, you should
take her to the doctor.

Okay? Okay. Why don't we have a seat?

How's everything otherwise? Is she
sleeping good?

Oh, yes.

She sleeps through about half the night
and cries the other half.

Her gums don't look too red.

You know, it might be colic.

I'm going to give her some of my lamp.
Sometimes that helps.

How are you guys otherwise?

You seem tired.

Did you have a bad night last night?

Well, we actually had other
complications last night.

Dr. Ziegler has mentioned it, but we've
been having some problems with Mona's

birth father.

That's not right. Your information
shouldn't even be available to him.

Yeah, and last night he came to the
house.

Cheryl's parents were watching the baby,
and he just shows up.

Was he hostile?

Well, he came to our house.

I mean, he didn't threaten us, but I
called the police.

Well, unfortunately, I see this a lot in
my practice. The police are pretty slow

to act unless there's a body.

But, you know, just keep us informed and
we'll do anything we can to help.

Sorry about the noise. I'll have to ask
Mark not to schedule lawn care during

our play date. No, that's okay.

We'll get you to do it.

Look it, Mona.

Tommy.

We call him Tommy.

Tommy. Well, you have a very
sophisticated date with him today,

Who is that?

Oh, some guy the neighbors recommended.

All I know is he charges $15 an hour and
he speaks English.

We have to go.

Cheryl, what's going on?

Tell me. Look at her cheek. I'm usually
good with new babies. I am so sorry.

I usually don't leave them alone.

No, it's okay, Deb. I'm sorry.

We have to go.

You son of a bitch.

I want you to stay home with her.

Cheryl. We can't both leave her alone.

At least until adoption is finalized.

Look, I'll do whatever you want.

I can't keep ignoring this.

We have a noise ordinance around here.

And I know you know that there's a baby
sleeping inside.

My baby.

Look, Kevin, if you really care about
her, you realize that she needs to get

sleep, all right?

She's home now, man.

Not yet, she's not

Good morning.

Hi.

Hi.

Um... I'd like to buy a gun.

Any idea which kind?

Um... Something with stopping power.

Something for protection.

Self -defense.

Remind me to schedule earlier in the day
next time, because that trip on the

thought is hella bad.

You want him in the nursery?

Yeah, she is. She's taking a nap. I can
move her.

And Tim?

Is Tim here?

No, he's not, but he does know that
you're coming, so...

Can

I help you?

Is this the residence of Timothy
Broadbent?

Yes.

San Diego County Superior Court has
issued a temporary restraining order

Mr. Broadbent. He is to refrain from any
form of contact with Kevin Anderson,

the plaintiff, until the order to show
cause hearing.

Thank you.

It's our last one.

It's a Beretta PX4 subcompact.

It's great for concealed carry. It's
great on the range.

Nine millimeter.

Single action or double action. It's a
modular polymer frame.

Comes with two different bags, John.

Take a look down that barrel.

It's me looking in.

How much?

Where have you been?

I had an errand to run.

The social worker's inside. I've had to
stall her.

Well, I'm here now. Let's deal with it.
Don't.

Until you tell me what this is.

What?

You've got to be kidding me.

I went to his house last night.

You told me you went on a drive.

I'm sorry. I didn't want to worry you.

And this morning?

Where were you this morning?

Where were you this morning?

I was buying a gun.

There's a ten -day waiting period.

We cannot have a gun in the same house
as our infant daughter.

We need it to protect our infant
daughter.

This is going to look terrible.

You have to talk to me before you make
these sort of decisions. I'm sorry.

I just need to warn you that he's got a
little bruise on his face.

How did that happen?

He was on a play date, and the boy bit
her. I mean, I was only gone for two

seconds. I'm going to have to add this
to your file. It's not really necessary.

I mean, it's clearly an accident, so...
I know. I'm sorry.

I've got to do this, though. Can you add
that? But I'll be...

Cheryl,

we need to finish our post -adoptive
interview.

Why don't we go downstairs and let Tim
take the baby? We'll follow Mommy.

You want to follow Mommy? You're going
to see Mommy in a minute. Okay, Mommy,

see you in a minute. We'll come with
you. How about that?

We'll come.

We'll come.

Come on.

See you in a minute. It's okay.

How are you adjusting?

Things are pretty stressful, but good.

Good. And things are good with Tim?
Still positive?

Yes. New parents often feel a strain on
their relationship because there's less

time for intimacy.

I think we're fine.

Okay. Um, I have to ask you, because you
mentioned it, but the biological

father, is that still an issue?

Yes. Yes, it is.

He's outside, he's watching us, and... I
don't know what to do.

Well, so it's fair to say that you're
under some emotional distress.

I've observed you with Mona. It is
undeniable that you two share a bond.

But it's... It's my responsibility to
also let you know that until the

is finalized, you still have the option
of returning custody to the state.

Mona is the light of our life.

It's only been a few months, but I can't
imagine life before her.

I forgot. I need to get a copy of Mona's
immunization record forward to the

judge.

Um... We postponed that appointment.

Why? Was there a conflict?

No, I just thought with Kevin and
possibly being the birth father, I felt

secure that maybe... You know, there's
only two weeks left until the adoption

finalization hearing.

Uh...

I was under the impression that there
was a little bit of flexibility with the

12 months.

Maybe, but the judge can be pretty
inflexible.

You know what?

I'll make the appointment for you.

Okay, Cheryl.

We'll talk soon.

I talked to the court.

The restraining order will go into
effect if Kevin can show cause before

13th.

The day before the hearing.

Is that going to affect our chances of
getting custody?

I have no idea.

But I think we should tell Fay.

I don't know.

Let's just get one of Sats done.

Hi there.

I'm Tim Broadbent. We have a 10 o 'clock
appointment for Mona. Oh, great. Let me

get you signed in.

I'm Nurse Rachel.

And this little lady must be Mona.

Yeah. Look, we just want to make sure
that we're going to get copies of all

shots she's getting and some
immunization records and everything.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I can take her back with me, get her
weighed and measured while Stephanie

you through the form.

It'll just take a few minutes.

Okay, yeah.

Okay. Come. Here you go.

Bye, baby.

Bye -bye.

That's okay.

Thank you, and then I just need you to
fill those out for me.

All of them?

All of them.

It's going to take longer than the
immunization.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hey, sorry to bother you again. I
finished the first half of this novel.

I know, I just can't clear the
immunization until you finish it.

You know what? That's fine. I'm happy to
stay. I would like to send my wife

back, though, with Mona.

All they're doing is weighing her right
now.

I understand. I just think we'd be a
little bit more comfortable if they were

together.

I'll pay for the nurse. We'll bring Mona
back out at the news office. Thank you

very much. You're very welcome.

What room is the Broadbent, Davian?

Room B.

Thank you.

Hi. Do you guys have Mona Broadbent in
there?

Something wrong?

Okay, thank you.

I'm just going to walk back there for a
second.

You know, miss, I'd like to come with
you. That's all right. My wife can

the paperwork.

No.

Miss, if you could please open this
door, I'd like to. Sir, would you please

have a seat?

Tim, is everything all right?

I'm sure that it is. I'd just be much
more comfortable if I were back there

my daughter. Do you mind stepping back
from the door? Yes, I would mind. I'd

mind very much.

Get me here in a coat pink.

What did she say?

I want you to open this door right now.
What do you mean wait right now? I'm

telling you to wait for my daughter.
Open this door right now.

Excuse me.

Nurse?

Open the door. Is there a problem, sir?
Yeah, there's a problem. I need to get

on the other side of the door right now.
That's really not how it works.

You're waiting for them to call you? Be
careful of that, baby. That is my

daughter. They have no right to keep me
out. I want this goddamn door open right

now.

What happened?

I'm not sure. She was just handed to me.
She was just handed to you? By who?

Some guy. He was wearing scrubs. I
didn't know him. All clear.

Did you say anything to him?

No. Did he say anything to you?

He didn't say a word.

He just handed you the baby? Yes.

It doesn't make any sense.

Officer Groves. What exactly happened
here, Mr. Broadbent? It was the same

It was Kevin Anderson, the man who was
in my house. You saw him?

They wouldn't let me through the door.

So you didn't see him?

This man is stalking my family. He wants
Mona back. I don't know what more

evidence you want.

Well, security says that this man
returned the baby immediately.

Maybe he was afraid he was going to get
caught.

Look. I found out where he lives. I can
take you to his address.

We will take care of this, Mr.
Broadbent. I promise.

But you've got to let us do our job.

Good evening. Mr.

Broadbent. Mr.

Broadbent, what did I just say? What did
I just say?

That's Kevin Anderson with my baby in
his arms, and no one gave him

This is about Tyrone. I can't help you.

You're going to have to talk to his
parole officer.

We're looking for Kevin Anderson.

Oh, Kevin.

He left about a week ago.

This is a halfway house. People come and
go.

But you're going to have to talk to Tina
about that, because I just do nights

here.

Okay.

Thanks very much for your help.

Well, at least you won't be able to make
the restraining rule stick.

Not after getting caught on camera
raiding a hospital.

What's that?

Panic in the courts, waiting on the
rest.

It's outrageous.

Look, I'd compare prices.

No,

not the prices. I mean this.

The fact that we can be targeted, that
there's nothing in the system to help

parents who are adopting, and this crap
happens.

I mean, when you adopt a baby, you're
helping society, right?

We are.

Well, we shouldn't get punished for it.

Maybe we should just get out of town for
a while.

The adoption finalization hearing is
less than a week away.

What if we found Mona's biological
mother?

This man tried to kidnap our baby. I
think if there was ever a time to open a

file, it would be now.

I'm sorry, Cheryl. I know this has been
a nightmare, but we have to protect the

mother's anonymity.

What about our anonymity? Nobody's
protected that.

All right, fine.

I'll check the mother's file.

I can't give you her information, but
when you come in tomorrow, I'll tell you

if I look at it.

Okay.

Tim's going to be coming in. I can't
leave. I have to stay here with the

Thank you.

Becky, can you run a background check,
please?

I can do that. The broadbends are my
case.

It's paperwork.

You have more important things to do.
What's the name?

Angela Dieter. Her social is 078051120.

See if that works.

wrong.

Hello.

It's in the corner.

Hon, I need to go to the adoption agency
for that last signature.

You're going to be all right? Yeah.

All right.

I'll let you know if he has anything
interesting to say.

He's a disarmament.

Right. It would be nice if we weren't
prisoners in our own home.

I don't even know how to work the...
Great.

Love you.

Officer, what happened here?

There was a break -in last night. I
can't tell you any more about it. Dr.

Ziegler, the head of the adoption
agency, is he here? Couldn't say, sir.

I just

saw

him yesterday.

He always used to sing those Motown
songs.

Faye, maybe we shouldn't do this right
now. Maybe you need to take a little

off.

Technically, it is my day off.

I just had gone into the adoption agency
to see what

Dr. Ziegler had found out about Mona's
birth mother.

Unfortunately, there was quite a bit.

Mona's mother was diagnosed with
disassociative identity disorder and

schizophrenia.

She was abusive, as you can see.

And she lost custody of her other
children.

Those are Mona's biological siblings.

They were placed with foster families,
but after Mona was born, her biological

father claimed her, Kevin Anderson.

And then he wound up in prison for
assault.

Clearly we can't ask this woman for
help.

Why was this kept hidden from us?

All I can say is I'm sorry.

We had every right to know what monsters
these people were.

Well, I hope this was helpful somehow.

Uh...

Now, I need to know what you're going to
do to protect Mona.

Well, we have a state -of -the -art
security system, and so did the adoption

agency. A lot of good that did my boss.

Well, that's what I've been saying. I
think we're well beyond the state -of

-art security system at this point.

What was your idea, Tim?

I want to get out of here.

I want to get as far away from him as
humanly possible.

What about the adoption finalization?

What about it?

I mean, what if we just don't go?

Well, you can't miss it. You can
postpone it.

Okay, great.

I mean, what do we do? How do we do
that? Is that something you take care

I can petition the judge.

I can buy a week or two, hopefully long
enough for the police to apprehend him.

Great.

Hold on.

I'm not leaving until the court
recognizes the motives of my daughter.

Cheryl, what about the welfare of the...
Child, shouldn't you consider that?

I am. One thing we can agree on is that
anywhere is

safer than here.

I'm not leaving.

How's our daughter?

She's ready to come home.

The real issue is that until the
hearing's over, we're not her real

I'm not her real mother.

I'm not. She lives with us, right?
You're raising her. What else do you

It's not the same. A real mother has law
behind her. Real mother wouldn't keep

putting her baby in danger just to get a
goddamn certificate.

They've had a home invasion.

It's okay.

You're okay, hon.

It was horrible.

But you're safe and Mona's safe. That's
the most important thing.

Cheryl, I know you don't like this, but
we're sort of running out of options.

Our parents have a cabin.

It's totally secluded. It's in
Figsville.

Yeah, that's perfect.

At least until they can make an arrest.
And don't worry about the hearing.

I can file a motion to postpone it.

Really? Yes.

Okay. Okay. Okay?

Thank you. Yeah.

Let's go inside. It's cold.

Get up.

I can't believe you put us in this
situation.

I will take care of it. How? What am I
supposed to do? Take you to a hospital?

I'm done scaring people.

It's time to take her.

We can't just take her.

The court will give her to me legally.

Not after what you did to the last ones.

They don't even know who I am.

They think my name is Faye.

How long?

I have to wait a little while before I
retire.

How long?

You know what?

I'm not taking any more chances of
anyone seeing.

Get out get in the trunk Are you out of
your mind get in the trunk?

What are you doing there let me out of
the trunk

Angela! Hey!

You have a beautiful daughter.

Did you forget to pack the sunscreen?

Yeah, sorry.

Of course you did.

Come on.

I know you're stressed, I'm stressed,
but we just have to breathe and work

together, all right?

She cried, and you comfort her.

And stops crying. She cries, and Faye
calms her down. She stops crying. She

cries, and I try to calm her down, and
she just cries harder.

No, she doesn't. No, she doesn't.

Look, it just takes time.

What about time?

I don't know if I'm not a real man.

Do Mr. and Mrs. Broadbent have legal
representation here?

And you're representing the adoption
agency?

Yes, Your Honor. My name is Faye
Hopkins.

Ms. Hopkins, do you have any information
regarding the Broadbent's absence?

No, I don't.

Under normal circumstances, I would
proceed as planned.

However, in light of the recent homicide
at your agency and the family's failure

to appear today, Would you like to
postpone?

Not at all. In fact, the couple's
absence confirms what I've suspected for

some time now.

What's that?

That the Broadbents are unfit parents.
We were wrong to trust them with Mona,

and I believe that as long as she's in
their care, she's at risk.

Take particular note of the paranoia
demonstrated by Cheryl Broadbent.

I quote her saying, we believe this man
murdered Dr.

Siegler and we're worried that you may
be next.

These are the baby's immunization
records. As you can see, she's still at

for hepatitis and meningitis.

During a home visit, I found mysterious
bruises on the child and the parents

claimed that she fell.

Here is an application for a gun permit
filed by Mr. Broadbent six months after

they adopted the baby. That same week, a
local man filed a restraining order

against Mr. Broadbent for stalking his
home.

It seems the Community First Adoption
Agency has made an oversight.

In light of your testimony, I see no
choice but to revoke custody.

Ms. Hopkins, do you have an objection to
this rule?

No, Your Honor.

Are there any other circumstances I
should be made aware of?

The court transfers custody of the baby,
Mona, back to the Community First

Adoption Agency.

Under your care, Caseworker Faye
Hopkins.

Thank you, Your Honor.

I'd like a squad car sent to the
Broadbent's home.

If the baby's not there, we'll issue an
Amber Alert.

Where's Pookie?

Pookie. Here's Pookie. Pookie?

Pookie.

Sorry about the gun.

It's okay.

I still should have talked to you first.

You think those are going to scare her?

Um, I don't know. I could put a sheet
over it.

I'm going to call Faye.

You know, hon, I was thinking about it.
Maybe we should just go dark for a

couple of days and not call anyone,
including Faye.

I just want to know we're okay.

Okay?

Okay. Talk to you soon, Cheryl.

Bye.

Okay, well, we appreciate all your help,
officers, and we are truly embarrassed

that we trusted these two. We just want
to get the baby back safe.

Okay? Okay.

Dispatch, this is Vasquez. We have
arrived at the house.

Suspects appear to be on the premises.

Yeah, I'm Tim Broadbent. Close the door,
please.

Drop the gun.

All right, all right.

Get on your stomach, bait, and tell. All
right. Now.

Look, I have a permit for the gun.
You're under arrest for kidnapping.

Faye?

Sorry, Tim, but the judge rejected the
delay request.

How is that possible?

I'm sure if you cooperate, we can sort
it out.

Cheryl, I'm sorry to tell you this, but
there's been a problem with your

petition to adopt.

Do you have to go back?

Ma 'am, I'm going to need you to tell me
where the child is located.

Ma 'am, I'm going to have to place you
under arrest, so I need to know where

child is located.

Just... I need to check him on him.

Cheryl! We got the suspect apprehended
and one under arrest.

Suspect has locked himself in the
bedroom. Look, I'm sure this is going to

lot easier for you to just let me talk
to her.

That's it?

I'm going to need you to come down here
and cover the suspect.

They have a dog out there.

Faye!

Faye!

What's going on?

Thank God you're safe.

Am I?

Just get Mona and let's go.

Why did the police arrest my husband?
Because I had trouble rescheduling the

hearing. We'll fix it.

Put the gun down today.

You can't raise another woman's baby.

Get rid of me.

Get rid of me.

Share along on the count of three.

One, two, three.

I just want to say goodbye to my...

I'm

not leaving without Mona.

Wait.

Those pictures?

Those were your kids?

You don't know...

It's like to have a child, to have your
insides ripped out, to bleed for days.

I'm not giving you run of day. You've
never had your heart broken, had your

child ripped out of your hands. You're
sick.

You need help.

Give me back my daughter!

How'd you know she'd be quiet?

I'm her mother.

You seem like honest people, but I got
four dead bodies, including two cops.

So I'm going to have to place you under
arrest.

I understand.

Since this went out as an Amber Alert,
the FBI is involved, at least nominally.

I got prints off Bay Hopkins.

She has a live scan on file with the
Bureau, so we'll find out soon enough

whether your story checks out.

It's informed, Detective.

I'm happy to tell you the court is
granting custody of the child to you,

Timothy, and Cheryl Broadbent.

You ready to blow out the candles, Mona?

Okay, mommy.

Okay. There you go.

One, two, three.