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Thank you.

Good morning.

Megan.

Megan.

Look, can we
talk about this?

There's nothing to
talk about, Jamie.

How many times do
I have to tell you?

I didn't do it!

You know me!

Don't, no-

Don't raise your
voice to me.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean it to
come out like that.

Okay?

Stay away from me.

This isn't over.

More papers for
me to sign?

Never ends.

Yeah.

Are you all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

It's just a headache.

Listen, this can wait.

Go home,
get some rest.

No, I'm fine.

Really.

No, you're not.

All this business,
this stress-

I mean, it just
eats you up.

Just take the rest
of the day off.

Maybe you're right.

Have you heard anything
about the money?

We're going
to the police.

I sent Jamie home.

He's under investigation.

I feel terrible
about this.

Never feel bad about
doing the right thing.

And remember, Jamie
brought this on himself.

Go home.

Thank you, Todd.

Can I see what you're
drawing, Brian?

I recognize
that carriage house.

You've remembered every detail.

It's beautiful.

Thanks.

Let's take a walk to the
community centre after lunch.

Hmm?

You can bring your
drawing and show everyone.

Okay.

Oh!

Hold up, I
forgot my phone.

Um, where did
I put it?

Just hang on.

Wait right
there, Brian.

Brian?

Brian!

Brian!!

Mark.

Rex.

Glad you two
got here quickly.

What have we got?

Well it's twofold.

Emma Jansen reported

her 12-year-old autistic
son, Brian, missing.

Vanished from the neighbourhood.

Yeah, take a
look at this.

This was recorded

from the law offices
own security cam.

See Brian and his mother
here on the street.

Then the mother ducks
in for a second.

Brian waits
on the sidewalk

when a woman
crosses the street

and walks past
the van

And watch this.

Snatch job.

Do we know who
the victim is?

Megan Schaffer-

according to the ID found
in the purse she dropped.

She's a lawyer right
here at Wilkins Law.

And the abductor?

No idea.

The van's plates

were stolen off of a car
in Flatrock three days ago.

I put a BOLO out
on similar vans.

But they're super common.

Show mark the rest.

Yeah.

Okay.

So here-

Here's Brian running away.

Traumatised.

Yeah, no doubt.

Okay, so we can't see
the face of the abductor.

But the boy
may have.

Okay, call me
when you get back.

We need to
move on this.

Find the boy fast.

Right.

That boy can
save Megan's life.

Yeah, look, we have dozens
of uniformed officers

scouring the neighbourhood.

But so far, nothing.

What is it, Rex?

What have you
got there?

A pencil crayon.

Brian's an
accomplished artist.

Yeah.

His mother found the
picture he dropped.

It's inside.

Here you go.

Well, Sarah's
in there now.

Okay.

Well, Rex and
I will check in

before we begin
the search.

Okay.

Good.

Megan's parents just
received a ransom demand.

I'm going to
go talk to them.

Okay.

Hey.

Okay, what
do you have?

I never
leave Brian alone.

Never.

When Brian was young-

we noticed something
was different.

Eventually, we got the
diagnosis of autism.

And a couple years later,
my husband died in a car crash.

It was just
Brian and I.

That must have been
very difficult.

Yeah, it was devastating.

But we kept going.

And eventually,
Brian did speak?

No, it was never
about speaking.

It was about him
finding his own

way of communicating.

One day-

his grandmother bought him

some coloured pencils.

And he just started making
these amazing drawings.

And everything changed.

No, they are amazing.

Incredible detail.

Yeah, he does it
all from memory.

So drawing became his
way to communicate?

He rarely speaks.

Just a word
or two-

every once
in a while.

This is his latest.

It's from this morning.

And as soon as I saw
it on the sidewalk

I knew something
was wrong.

We're going
to find him.

We've got officers
combing the neighbourhood.

Emma.

There is a chance that your son
saw something that could help us

find the young woman
who's been abducted.

He must be
so scared.

Do you have any idea where
Brian might have gone?

No.

But I wish
I did.

He has a range of responses
when he gets upset.

He can be
really disoriented

and fight back if
he feels threatened.

Can Rex and I
take the drawing?

His scent will
help us track him.

Of course.

Thank you.

Okay.

Rex.

Come on.

We have
your daughter.

Wait at home.

Instructions to come.

Follow precisely, or there
will be consequences.

Who would do this?

Megan's never hurt anyone.

Well evidently, it's someone

who's trying to
extort money from you.

You have a chain of
successful produce stores.

But it could also be
other motivations.

Such as-?

Someone who's trying to
hurt you by taking Megan.

No one.

No one dislikes
us that much.

Are you sure?

Possibly someone who's
upset with your business?

Well, we've had a few
unhappy customers.

An angry supplier
or two, but-

nothing serious.

Still, we'll need
a list of names.

Of course.

It could also be someone
with a grudge against Megan.

Someone associated

with one of her
cases, perhaps.

It's Jamie.

I'm sorry.

Who's-

Who's Jamie?

Jamie Bregdan.

He works at
the same firm.

He and Megan

were living together
till recently.

But she moved back home
a couple of weeks ago.

She texted that she
was leaving early

from work today.

Walking-

because she had
some thinking to do.

And what happened
with this Jamie?

She, uh-

She wouldn't tell us.

She's an extremely
private person.

We've always respected that.

How did Jamie
take the break-up?

It's like
Richard says.

Megan keeps these
things to herself.

But who takes
getting dumped well?

To be honest-

I've always thought there was
something off about Jamie.

This dog.

Brian!

Hey!

No, it's okay.

I'm with the police.

Your mom sent
us to find you.

Brian, everything's all right.

Just- just calm down.

No, no.

Rex, easy.

Nice work, partner.

And Brian still
isn't communicating?

No, nothing.

I was trying
to help

by getting Brian to draw
what he saw, but uh-

he's been
through a lot.

Any idea how long
he'll be like this?

He's our only eyewitness.

Uh, no.

No, his mother says he'll come
out of it when he's ready.

Okay, until then,
we focus on the abduction.

Megan's parents said that she
broke up with a boyfriend

from the same outfit.

The mother wasn't
too fond of him.

You know what, Mark?

Meet me
at her firm.

Will do.

Anything?

No.

And I know Brian would want
to help try and find Megan, but-

right now he can't.

I understand you're both
doing everything you can.

Rex and I need to rejoin
the search for Megan.

Yeah, of course.

That poor woman.

If something changes
with Brian, will you-?

I will let you
know immediately.

Thank you.
- Yeah.

Rex.

Rex?

Thank you.

Thanks for
speaking with us, Todd.

What can you tell us
about Jamie and Megan?

They came to me
about a year ago

to ask about inter-
office relationships.

Now, they weren't
breaching any HR policies.

So the firm gave
them the okay.

They seemed like a
nice, happy couple.

Megan's parents told me
that they broke up recently.

They had, just a
couple of weeks ago.

Any idea why?

This is rather sensitive.

I think that they were
already having problems.

And Megan came to me with
a complaint she received

from one of our
developer clients.

What sort
of complaint?

They noticed irregularities

in several of
their escrow accounts.

And Jamie-

was the point
person here.

The long and
short of it is-

funds that should be
in the account aren't.

We were actually just about to
come to the SJPD for assistance.

And you think that
Jamie took the money?

We can't be totally sure,
but it seems likely.

Did you confront him?

Yes.

As a matter of fact, he
was suspended this morning.

The uniforms
have checked.

There's no sign of
Jamie at his apartment.

So Jamie is suspended.

He's angry at Megan.

Plus, he needs the ransom
money to replace what he stole.

He knows the route that
she would take home.

So he waits out front, and
when she passes, he grabs her.

But what I don't get is how he
thought he'd get away with it.

I mean, he must have known that
we'd be on to him right away.

Well, maybe he wasn't
thinking straight.

The most important thing
is that if it is Jamie-

we find out
where he is.

And what he's
done with Megan.

Why are you
doing this?

Just let me go!

Okay.

What have you got
on Jamie Bregdan?

32 years old.

Graduate of University of
Toronto and Osgoode Hall.

Called to the bar
four years ago.

Moved here when he was offered
the position at Wilkins.

Has he gotten in
any trouble before?

Fender bender, traffic tickets.

That's it.

No luck tracking him
down, I take it.

We've got a BOLO
out on him.

Does he own
any other property?

Any place that he
might have taken Megan?

None that
I can find.

And we've been interviewing
his friends, colleagues.

But no luck
there either.

Is there anything else?

Well-

I tracked Jamie's
cell phone.

It went dark

just after 10 am.

What about the vehicle?

Owns an SUV.

Van's not his.

Okay, check stolen vehicles,
rental companies-

any place where he
could have gotten that van.

Yeah, I'm
already on it.

And I've been tracking Jamie and
Megan's bank card transactions.

But so far, nothing.

What about the text
from the kidnapper?

It was
sent via

an anonymous texting site.

He also used
a VoIP burner app-

and, I suspect,
a burner phone.

It's going to take
a while to ID him.

Okay, keep
working on it.

And dig deeper into

the missing money
from the law firm.

There may be something there.

You betcha.

Sarah has forensic results.

Let's go!

Oh!

Hey, I was just
coming to see you.

Yeah, me too.

Other than the victim's
briefcase and purse, the only-

meaningful evidence we recovered

are a few strands
of brown hair

that we think
belong to the abductor.

Jamie has brown hair.

So do tens of thousands
of other islanders.

So nothing-

directly linking
him to the abduction?

No.

Any word from
the kidnapper?

Uh, not yet.

But it's coming soon.

I think our
best bet

is Brian providing us
with a description

of the abductor.

Because then we can
either eliminate Jamie

as a person
of interest-

or we make him
our prime suspect.

Agreed, but how do we get
him communicating again?

Autistic children often
react positively to animals.

Especially dogs.

And Rex did calm Brian
when we found him.

Maybe he can
help him again.

You think you
can do that?

Oh yeah.

We've never
had a pet.

Just- being a single mom,
it never seemed like-

It seemed
like too much.

But-

Brian seemed to
connect with Rex.

I mean, I
saw it firsthand.

Rex calmed your son
when he was overwhelmed.

And he still
is overwhelmed.

Brian's been through a
really traumatic experience.

It would be
for any kid.

He just-

He needs time to
process and calm down.

Okay, but the truth is, we
might not have that much time.

Time to find Megan
alive, and if-

Rex can help
Brian process faster-

and find that calm-

I have an autistic
cousin, Emma.

We grew up together.

So- I have a
little understanding

of how hard
this must be-

for you.

But I think you know that Brian
would want to help if he could.

He's a good kid.

And sensitive.

Artistic.

I think growing up-

he'll want to know that
he did everything he could.

And Rex can help
him get there.

You really think
he can help Brian?

Because he sure could
use a friend right now.

I laid your pencils
out for you.

You sit here?

Hmm.

Thank you
for doing this.

We know it's hard.

Yeah, even if it works,
it's going to take time.

Of course.

All right.

Rex, you stay
here with Sarah.

Help Brian.

Just, uh-

do what you
can, okay?

Go on.

He's giving him space.

He seems to know
what he's doing.

Ransom demand just landed.

I have to go.

Um, keep me updated.

He wants two
million dollars-

in unmarked and
untraceable bills.

And the money is not to be
tampered with in any way-

or he says that-

something terrible will happen.

There will be more
instructions coming.

Mom, Dad,
I love-!

Delivered via the same
anonymous texting method

as last time.

Still no luck
tracing it?

None.

And nothing on Jamie's
whereabouts either.

Any success figuring out what's
happening with those accounts

at the law firm?

Some, but it's complicated.

I've actually asked forensic
accounting to assist

with this one.

So, the long and short
of it is, is that-

there is some serious
cash sitting in an account

that it
shouldn't be in.

So where
did it go?

Well, if Jamie stole it,
it's really well hidden.

Well, maybe he
spent it already.

Have you looked
into gambling debts?

Stock market losses,
drug use even?

I didn't see
anything like that.

The thing is, is that he's
still carrying $100,000

in student debt.

Keep digging, Jesse.

Come with me.

I called in some favours
to cover the ransom.

So what happens next?

Well, the kidnappers will
reach out again with specifics

about the delivery.

And once we have
those details-

we'll formulate a plan.

What happens if the
kidnappers get on to you?

How do we know they
won't hurt Megan?

We'll be ready for
anything, Mrs. Schaffer.

In the meantime-

we do have a
few more questions.

Of course.

Did Megan mention
any problems at work?

Perhaps money-related?

Nothing like that.

Did she mention anything
about Jamie's personal life?

Family, friends?

Or perhaps she
mentioned a place

that Jamie might
have taken her.

Jamie's from Saskatchewan.

His whole family
is back there.

He moved to St. John's
when the firm hired him.

Yeah, we never heard
about any of his friends.

Excuse me.

I have to
take this.

Jesse.

Tell me you
found Jamie.

No, but a rental company
reported that one of its vans

was overdue
to be returned.

Let me guess.

It's the same model
used by the kidnappers.

Exactly.

And here's the thing.

That van has
a GPS in it.

What's he doing?

He thinks Brian
is ready to draw.

Can you help?

Hey!

Rex is pretty
amazing, huh, Brian?

This is his
friend, Sarah.

And she-

She'd like
to talk to you.

Hey, Brian.

So, um-

Rex needs your help-

finding the woman who you saw
being taken on the street.

Her name is Megan.

And she's in danger.

Did you see the
man who took her?

Do you think you
can draw him for us?

I know you've
been through a lot.

And what happened would
upset and disorient anyone.

You know what?

Rex here can help
you if you want.

Right, Rex?

Jesse, any progress

in getting the overdue
van's location?

Oh, you
know what?

I'm all jammed up-

waiting for
judicial authorisation

on a trace
for the GPS.

It's a kidnapping.

Yeah, but they're just-

They're covering
their bases, you know?

Oh, wait- okay,
here we go.

Wait a minute.

Authorisation just came in.

I got the
search loaded.

Give me a second.

Well, good news.

I got a ping, which means
he didn't jam up the GPS.

It's zeroing in on
an area of Paradise.

That's a big area.

Well, it's triangulating.

Give it a second.

Waiting for
it to resolve.

Okay, it's a parking lot
outside of a commercial laundry

on Drovers Road.

He's keeping her
in a laundromat?

Well, the internet
tells me things.

I tell you things.

Okay, just text
me the address.

Have some uniforms
meet me there.

You know what, Mark?

I just hope he didn't
dump the van there

and take her elsewhere.

Let's do this.

I think
he's finished.

Can I look at your
picture, Brian?

Oh, it is almost
like a photograph.

Sarah.

Mark, hi.

Brian just gave us a
drawing of the kidnapper.

The man we're looking
for isn't Jamie Bregdan.

I know.

I'm looking
at Jamie Bregdan.

He's dead.

Preliminary results

from Jamie's autopsy

indicate cause
of death was

a single stab
wound to the heart.

So, either the killer
was very lucky, or-

They knew what
they were doing.

Yeah also, there was-

nowhere near enough
blood in the van

for it to have been
the murder scene.

Meaning Jamie was killed
elsewhere and transported there.

So what do we think
is going on here?

Brian's drawing
makes it clear

that it wasn't Jamie who
snatched Megan off the street.

Right, but he still could
have been involved, right?

He could have
had a partner

who wanted all of the
ransom money to himself.

Yeah, and once they had Megan,
the partner would have realized

they didn't need
Jamie anymore.

Right.

That's my thinking, too.

Jesse!

Did you get in touch with
that van rental agency?

Yeah.

The van was rented using
a fake ID and a credit card.

The problem was-

first of the month,
and all the clerks

were swamped with people
renting vans to move, so-

Great, so no one remembers
what this guy looks like.

But we do have

Brian's drawing
of the suspect.

Maybe we use that like an
artist sketch to put out an APB.

You know what?

I might be able to
do you one better.

I'm beta testing

some facial
recognition software.

I've been using Brian's
drawing as a test case.

You're thinking it can
work from a drawing?

It's
worth a shot.

I'd have to
upload it

and get permissions, so-

it would take
some time.

Oh Jesse, the details of the
ransom drop just came in.

I'm sending-

you a link.

Yeah, okay.

The money is to be
placed in a duffel bag.

And don't try marking

the ransom.

He'll know.

Dad.

Take the bag to Forest
Road Cemetery at 3:00 sharp.

Drop it on the
bench by the exit.

Walk away.

And don't look back.

Forest Road Cemetery
is wide open.

It's going to be hard
to have surveillance there

and not be spotted.

There's no way
we let this guy get aw.

This might be our only
chance to save Megan.

I have an idea.

The killer said not
to mark the money, but-

what if we did it in a way
that only Rex could detect?

Then Rex can follow the
money after it's delivered.

Exactly.

How would
you do that?

Synthetics.

The K-9 unit
uses synthetic scents

to train the dogs.

Pseudo cocaine or
explosive powder.

Both are entirely
undetectable by humans.

I could spray the
money with one of them.

Do it.
- Okay.

I've got eyes
on Megan's father.

He's crossing
to the drop zone.

He made the drop.

And now we wait.

Yeah, maybe
not for long.

We've got
some action here.

I've got a teenager.

He's approaching the bag.

He's looking.

He's picking
up the bag.

He's got it!

He's on the run!

Let's go!

Go go go go go!

Stop right there!

Easy, easy!

Easy.

Hey kid, just-

Just just set down
the duffel bag.

No, no.

Don't do anything stupid.

No, stop!

No don't-

don't-

jump!

Turn around!

You're under arrest.

You're telling me-

you have no
idea where Megan is?

I told you, I don't
know any Megan!

And I'm just
supposed to believe

you had no idea what
was in that duffel bag.

Well, I didn't know
there was money in there!

It wasn't just money.

It was ransom!

And that makes you an accessory
to kidnapping and murder.

You're going to spend the
rest of your life in prison.

But I swear I'm
telling the truth!

Then tell me again.

How exactly did
you get involved?

I play this online
game, Star Quest.

One day, this player
named BregJam showed up.

And in the chat,
they offered me

a bunch of game
credits and skins

if I did something
for them.

What was the ask?

To go to the cemetery and
watch for a man dropping a bag-

and then grab it
when he's gone.

Then what?

Run to the railing

and drop it into a
truck waiting below.

If I was late,
I got nothing.

So who is
this BregJam?

What does
he look like?

I don't know!

I keep telling
you this!

You have to
believe me!

I would tell
you in an instant

if it would help
get this person back.

I thought it was just
a prank or something!

Please!

I didn't want
to hurt anyone!

Do we believe
the kid?

I think so.

I mean, it's
a smart setup.

Totally anonymous contact
when recruiting him-

and at the backdrop.

What do we know about
this pickup truck?

Well, it turns out it was
stolen from the Goulds

about a week ago.

Okay.

Can we use security
cameras to track it down?

I tried, but I lost
it leaving downtown.

And what about
this BregJam?

Is that like a play
on Jamie Bregdan?

Indeed, indeed.

I traced it back to a
gaming site based in Cyprus.

The problem is, is that they
used a VPN to mask the IP.

I will get it, but
it'll take some time.

Well, time is what
we do not have.

The kidnapper
has the money.

And he's already
killed one person.

Why would he
let Megan live?

Yeah, we need
to find her now.

Yeah.

Okay, facial
recognition software

just got a match
for Brian's drawing.

Tell me we've
got a hit.

Actually-

looks like we got-

33 across the country.

Well still,
that's incredible.

Just from Brian's drawing?

I'm just
narrowing it down

to search for people
on the island.

Okay.

Okay, that leaves three.

Let's focus
on the one

with the long criminal
record, shall we?

Agreed.

Earl Blackburn,
43 years old.

Did some time for armed
robbery and assault.

He ran a high end chop shop
disassembling stolen cars.

And those are just
the highlights.

Do we know where
this guy is?

Yeah, he did parole.

So I have
a home address.

Huh!

Would you
look at that?

Looks like Earl Blackburn
was represented

by the law firm
that Megan works for.

I'm stunned.

Earl was a
model prisoner.

He did all
the programs.

He had a great
psych assessment.

I really thought
that he'd reformed!

Well, we need
to find him

as quickly as possible.

He's, uh-

He's not at
his home address.

Do you have
any idea

where he might be?

No, no idea.

I haven't
heard from him

since his parole
board meeting.

Did Megan have any
interactions with him

when he was represented
by the firm?

No.

But you know
who did-?

is Jamie.

So let's say-

Jamie is running
some collapsing scam.

He's in desperate
need of cash.

Megan has
turned on him.

So he cooks up
a kidnap scheme.

It's revenge on Megan and
ransom from her parents.

But Jamie decides
he can't do it alone.

Turns to Earl Blackburn-

who he met while working
on his parole case.

Right, only Earl turns
the tables on Jamie.

Yeah.

But if this
is the plan-

why didn't he give
himself an alibi?

What have you
got, Sarah?

Uh, more results
from Jamie's autopsy.

I can place
time of death

at 18 hours ago.

Not long after
Megan was taken.

No.

What else you got?

Several tiny shards of chromium
were found in the stab wound.

Have a look.

The type you'd
expect to find

in something like
an industrial plant.

Or maybe a
professional chop shop?

I'll have Jesse run
down some locations.

Okay.

Hello.

Mark, it's me.

I searched every location

that Earl Blackburn
worked at in the past.

And most of
the buildings

they had been sold

or leased out to
legitimate businesses.

But there is one that remains
vacant and on the market.

And it has been
for the last six months.

It's at 11 Clyde
Avenue in Mount Pearl.

We're
on our way.

Have a SWAT unit
meet us there.

You got it.

There's no signs

of activity, or
Blackburn's truck.

Yeah, let Rex and I
take a closer look.

Go.

That's Blackburn.

He's in there.

Any sign of Megan?

No.

But I can't be sure
she's not there.

And he's
got a gun.

We need to
move inside.

Take him down fast.

Copy.

Ahh!

Aghh!

It's the vehicle Blackburn
used to retrieve the ransom!

Nothing.

Where is she?

Where is she?

She'd better be alive.

Is this really necessary?

Brian's been
through so much.

I know, I need him to officially
identify Earl Blackburn

as an eyewitness.

Brian, do you think you
can help the police?

Brian?

I need you to
look at someone

and tell me if they're
the man you drew.

Can you do that?

Brian.

I want you to
try and remember.

Brian, is
that the man

who you saw
taking the woman

in front
of your house?

Yeah?

Oh, Brian.

Thank you.

I want you to
know how much

we all appreciate
what you've done.

I know it
wasn't easy.

We've got an
eyewitness, Blackburn.

We know
you took Megan.

So where is she?

We've got Jamie's
blood on the chop shop floor.

We've got the truck you
picked up the ransom in.

So give yourself up
and give us Megan.

You know-

all this time, I thought
you were in this with Jamie.

And this is
what bothers me.

If Jamie was
your partner-

how come he didn't do
anything
to cover his tracks?

There's someone else involved.

Isn't there?

Someone who needed cash.

Needed a scapegoat.

Someone at the firm

who would have access
to the accounts-

and has the smell of blood
money all over them.

Okay,
I'll tell you.

Detective.

I've got a very
full slate today.

How can I be
of assistance?

Well, I wanted
to let you know

that we've captured
Earl Blackburn.

Well, thank God!

Yeah.

And Megan?

Unfortunately, we
didn't find her-

which is-

which is why I wanted
to speak with you.

Yeah.

Of course.

Come on in.

How can I help?

Well, all along
I've had a notion

that there was something
off about this kidnapping.

How so?

Well, from
the get go-

everything has pointed
towards Jamie.

But he's a lawyer.

He's a smart guy.

He had to have known
we'd be on to him.

Well, it's not as if Jamie
was a seasoned criminal.

Unlike Blackburn.

But then how could

Blackburn know that Megan
would leave work early?

Yeah, I don't know.

Unless he was just waiting,
watching for her to go.

Yeah, maybe.

But then
there's the money

that was stolen from
the escrow accounts.

There is no sign that
Jamie ever had it-

which makes me
wonder where it went-

or if he
even took it.

I'm sorry, I-

I don't get what
you're implying here.

We checked, Todd.

And there is one other
person at the firm-

who has access
to those accounts.

And that-

is you.

I suspect that
if I open this-

I'm going to find
two million dollars.

Tell me where
she is, Todd.

I have no idea.

Now you know

that's a lie.

Tell me.

I believe I have the
right to remain silent.

And you have the
right to an attorney.

But you also have the right
to be a decent human being.

Talk to Blackburn.

He's your abductor.

Blackburn is not going
to crack, and you know it.

So far, you've had him
do all your dirty work.

But this time,
it is you-

who is going
to let Megan die.

You really want
to do that?

Ask yourself.

She's in an abandoned
machine shop in the Goulds.

Megan, it's okay.

We're police officers.

This is my
partner, Rex.

Here you go.

Everything's going
to be okay.

You see, when
Megan went to Todd

to talk about
the missing funds-

he saw a way
out of his troubles.

And he hired Earl
Blackburn to kidnap her

and framed it up to make
it look like Jamie did it.

And then Todd had
Blackburn kill Jamie?

Todd was betting

that the investigation
into those missing funds

would end with
Jamie's death.

Then he-

and Blackburn
would split the ransom.

So they were going
to kill me, too.

Jamie told me he had nothing
to do with the missing money.

I know.

If only I'd
believed him.

Hello!

Come on in!

Hi.

How's Brian doing?

Better.

Yeah.

Oh!

He's out of the
shell he went into.

And I think a lot of
that has to do with Rex.

Well, Rex understood Brian
in a way none of us could.

It's good to
have a Rex.

It sure is.

Would it be okay

for Brian to visit
Rex sometimes?

Yeah, sure!

I think, uh-

I think Rex

would probably love that.

Rex.