All language subtitles for Falcon Crest s07e04 The Big Bang

Previously on FalconCraft.

How much did you lose?

The land, uh, my mother left me in
Nevada.

Then I go about right here. Wait a
minute, you're planning to build an

city? We should never have done that.

You hijacked a medical convoy.

Yes. If the story gets out that you made
your fortune by letting American

soldiers die, I no longer want your
land. I have disposed of the note.

What did you do with it?

I bought it.

Would you like to discuss your first
payment with me now?

And tonight... What did she want?

Take it to the max!

You can go to jail.

I've never been afraid of a little blood
and guts.

Just watch out for Channing, okay?

You filthy freak!

Perhaps these dossiers will help you
understand why you should not leave

in the hands of a man like Channing.

Richard!

Sultry. Sensational.

Sexy.

Sophisticated. Whatever the effect.

Take it to the Mac!

And so the gentlemen in the audience
don't feel left out.

Stick with us, Angela. We're going to
put your spa on the mat.

I must say, insanity does bring out
Melissa's more creative side.

Oh, we talked it over.

If you like any of the clothes you see
modeled, they're yours.

Ten percent discount.

Well, how mercenary of you.

I wouldn't be caught dead wearing
anything I've seen on that stage.

And for your sake, I hope I'm in the
minority.

Angela, you're not leaving. The show
just started.

Well, I like to buy my clothes in a more
subdued atmosphere.

Don't worry. She's impressed.

She'd rather have a tooth pulled than
give a compliment. I have a lot of

to do.

And don't give me any more surprises
like last night.

The beating in the parking lot had
nothing to do with us.

We'll talk about that later.

Right now, I have a meeting with my
attorneys to discuss my new acquisitions

the Gioberti Vineyards.

Are you sure Maggie won't find a way to
make the payment?

Well, I've got a surprise for Maggie.

It's a thing called the fine print.

We have a dishwasher.

I know.

In Africa, we were a little short on
household appliances.

Oh.

Actually, I find this very therapeutic.

I, um, I just broke with my boss.

He said the reading up of Chase's will
for Monday.

That's good.

Meanwhile, I'm going to go talk to
Angela.

I'm going to find out what she wants.

I know what she wants.

And it isn't my firstborn son. It's this
house. It's this land.

Yeah, well, she's not going to get them.

Not if I can come up with $30 million.

Can you?

Well, I have an ex -employer who owns a
little country on the Persian Gulf.

I think he might come through.

I like a man who's as handy with a
drying cow as he is with a hand grenade.

Don't you ever knock?

Not when Maggie needs my help.

Is that the same kind of help you gave
Chase when he was underwater?

John, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I have to
go.

Oh, don't apologize for him. Ten years
in the jungle could turn any man into a

snake in the grass.

I know you don't trust him, but he has
been a good friend to me, okay?

I mean, he's off talking to Angela. Oh,
come on. Maggie, why bother? Why not

just send him to the crocodile pit and
forget it? Richard, I am trying to

this myself. Damn it, Maggie. That so
-called mother of mine is trying to put

noose around your neck. I'm not going to
stand around and watch her choke you. I

don't want to come between you and
Angela. Don't you understand that? If

can come up with the money, I'm just
going to... Hey, time out.

Recess.

We'll discuss this on Monday. Right now,

I would like to talk to you about
pleasure.

It just so happens that I am flying up
to Nevada to see my land. Might even

break ground on my city while I'm there.
How would you like to go with me?

Maybe feel the earth move.

I was hoping to come here and charm some
information out of you.

But let's face it, you know a con when
you see one.

Honesty has its own charm.

That's true. So why don't you be honest
with me?

What do you plan to do with Maggie's
loan?

You know my plans when they develop.

You know, you should have been in the
army, specializing in covert operations.

I'm very good at secret intelligence,
too.

How is that dear father of yours, the
ambassador?

How do you know that?

Well, anything Maggie G. Barclay knows,
I know first.

So you know that I haven't spoken to him
in years.

It's a very interesting background.

All of the people you know and the
things you know about them.

Why don't you come to work for me?

I'll give you credit, lady. You have a
lot of guts. Among other things.

You could be close to Maggie and keep an
eye on Richard Channing.

Thanks, but no thanks.

I have enough battles of my own. I don't
need to fight yours.

Well, perhaps these dossiers will help
you understand why you should not leave

Maggie in the hands of a man like
Channing.

I have my own information on Channing.

Well, these could be the finishing
touch.

Oh, and by the way, would you send my
very best regards to your brother?

You know, the senator?

Another enemy, Mother. What are you
going to do with them all? You have the

worst habit of listening in to other
people's business.

Well, I've just acquired a new habit,
and maybe this is one that will meet

your approval.

It's called making money, lots of it.

Where did you get that money?

I didn't get it.

I earned $51 ,000 after expenses for one
week's work.

And you never thought I'd amount to
anything. Emma, we're going to have to

about your business.

I'd love to, but I can't.

I have to make a deposit.

with yourself like a real pro.

Well, who needs a winery when you have
the Indy 500, right?

And, uh, your freedom.

Look them over. I've already signed my
house.

Are you sure you want to go through
this?

I just, uh, I want to simplify my life,
man.

Yeah. You know, give us both a clean
break.

What did she want?

A divorce.

Mom?

I'm in here, honey.

Going somewhere?

Oh, well, away for the weekend.

With Richard.

Do you want to tell me what a lousy idea
you think that is?

What if I just tell you to have a good
time?

Is my daughter speaking?

Yes.

There. I would have brought a peace
pipe. It smelled better.

Well... Why did you get so smart?

Oh, yeah, smart.

I listened to Nicole's lies.

Oh, come on, honey, honey, honey.

It's over with. You forget about it,
okay?

What?

Problems with Eric?

Has it written all over my face?

Hey. I'm your mother. I have this very
sophisticated radar when it comes to my

children.

Eric, gambling is getting a lot worse.

You want to come home?

Oh, boy, it's tempting.

But I can't.

I'm pregnant.

Just what Eric needs, another mouth he
won't be able to feed.

All right, listen, I am going to cancel
this weekend. You will come back here

and we will work this out. Mom, I love
you.

So for the first time in my life, I'm
going to be an adult.

Go on your weekend with Richard.

And bring the yellow one.

At least have the decency to forewarn
it. Your heart is bleeding all over my

carpet. Now, you just read the fine
print.

The extent of this loan is payable on
request, 24 hours after I file it with

county. Too bad the office doesn't open
until Monday.

They'll have to wait till Tuesday to
demand payment.

If Maggie doesn't come up with $30
million, their house and the land will

to me soon enough.

And I have to kick her out, right?

Well, if you don't like your job, why
don't you resign?

Because it might be rather difficult for
you to find another one in the valley.

I'll do it because it's my duty.

But I hate seeing how much you enjoy
this sort of thing. But, Jack, you're

wrong. When you evict Maggie, I won't be
joyful.

I will be in ecstasy.

Chase was right. You're a dangerous man.

Is there a reason to enroll me in the
Book of the Month Club?

Read it.

I've always loved a good gothic novel.

First paragraph.

Fiction, Remick, pure fiction.

Yeah, all the dirt I could gather on you
in four weeks.

This all?

Oh, it's enough.

The cartel, the mysterious death of
Henry Denault, a half a dozen of your

greatest scams. Rumors, Remick, hearsay.

Hard facts, and you know it.

I'm just checking to see if this is
dedicated to Angela, because I can smell

behind this, too.

I'm giving you a chance, because I don't
want to upset Maggie.

Now, you can have those.

I just want you to leave Maggie alone.

Let me guess.

And never darken her door again.

Why don't you cut the crap, Channing?
She's a good woman, and I'm not going to

let a guy like you jerk her around.

I think I am sick of that holier -than
-thou attitude, because you're nothing

but a two -bit mercenary killer.

Here.

You give them to her, and you let her
read them.

You cut your own throat.

Yeah, well, I've never been afraid of a
little blood and guts.

The hospital called. Your architect
friend will be released soon.

Good.

Any word on her assailant? No, not yet.

What about North Africa?

Any word on that situation?

Yeah, well, Mr. Remick's men are still
winning the war.

Yeah, well, that's because the other
side doesn't have any money.

How about that arms merchant? Is he
still around?

He has been standing by, sir.

All right.

Then you wire him the money.

And let's flip the dogs of war.

So you'll cease to hack three, scene
one.

Yes, sir. Right away.

There's things about Richard that you
don't know. Secrets?

I'll tell you, I am so sick of secrets.
What's in Chase's will? What's in

Angela's safe? What's in Richard's file?

This is important.

You're doing this for Chase, right?

Right. Look, I... I understand Richard
is not a white knight. He has a past.

And a present.

Now, just read it, okay?

What are you doing, John? I'll think
about it, okay?

Look, I'm going to be gone for a couple
of days. Why don't you stay here?

You must be sick of the Tuscany.

We'll talk when I get back, all right?

Picture a gunfight to rival the okay
corral.

Two shows a day, extra shows on
weekends.

The smell of horses, creaking leather,
tumbling sagebrush.

No, tumbleweed. What?

Tumbleweed, tumbleweed, tumbleweed.
Sagebrush just sits there.

Doesn't do a thing.

See? Over there? What? That building is
going to be the boarding house.

Yeah, it's nice. Listen, I think it's
great. All of it. I just... What? I

know. I'm surprised that you got into it
so quickly. Well, it's a business,

Maggie. You've got to get involved.
You've got to get involved quickly. I

of you as being more conservative. Oh,
you do?

Business -wise only.

Well, it may have something to do with
Angela.

This is all mine, Maggie. Not a single
paint of that woman here.

What do you say we retire on down to
Dirty Angela's bedtimes, Lou, and I'll

rustle us up a couple of long... What do
you say we just retire, period?

Did I say that? Was that Maggie Giaverdi
who said that?

It was.

Now stay in there.

What the hell are you doing? I'm sorry,
Mr. Channing. Garth said to keep an eye

on you and Mrs. Gioberti. Can't you do
it out of sight?

Yes, sir. I'll just be over here.

What is that all about?

Nothing. Nothing? No, it's my crack
security man making sure no one's

with my life or my gal.

Sweetheart. Dating service?

Grandmother, we can find our own dates.
As long as it's with that company, it's

fine with me.

I know you want heirs, Angela, but don't
you think you're being a bit pushy?

Emma owns a partnership in this company,
and I want you to look into it.

Now, I thought we were going to stay out
of Emma's business, Grandmother. And

what, pray tell, are we doing in her
room?

She is bringing in $50 ,000 a week in
cash.

Now, you find out what's going on.

Because I've got to stop her before she
embarrasses the whole family. Why don't

we just talk to her?

I've already tried.

My love life could sure use a boost.

Of course, the opportunity of meeting
beautiful women and taking them out on

town, all expenses paid.

Of course, if you're not interested, I
can always find someone else.

Ah, what the hell.

Grandmother, you little rascal.

Looking for this, honey?

What are you doing here?

They're talking about you in the
clubhouse.

5 ,000 bucks a hole.

What'd you lose?

Well, my short game just went to pieces.

But I can say that you look fantastic.

Oh, Eric.

Great. But, Eric, I have something
really important to tell you, okay?

later. This is the last time we had some
fun, huh?

Come on, people are looking.

Well, let them look. It'll increase
their handicap. I said no.

Honey, you're the only thing I don't
have to pay for anymore. That's what you

think. Honey, I'm not taking no for an
answer. No!

Some people say I'm loyal to a fault.

I like to think of it as one of my
greatest assets.

Not that I don't have others, of course.

I'd love to find out about those other
assets.

She wasn't lying, was she? She does like
to do massage with her feet.

Oh, of course.

Well, darling, do you promise to treat
her like a queen?

She's a very special lady.

Oh, Mrs. Romanoff, my buddy here, a real
friend.

And you, Mr. Carson, are you pleased
with your choice?

Oh, he thinks Jasmine is terrific. He's
just too shy to admit it.

Well, darling, I couldn't be happier.

Now, since you've chosen my two favorite
young ladies, I'll simply have to ask

for the fee in advance.

Say, $200 each.

Well, what if things don't work out?

Money -back guarantee?

Mr. Fletcher, my ladies aren't
Tupperware containers.

No, they're more like hothouse flowers.

Treat them with care and they'll blossom
before your eyes.

Uno, dos.

Here's my 200.

Well, what time would you like them to
be ready?

Eight o 'clock.

At the Zillow Spa?

What fun!

Well, don't be late, sweetheart.

We won't.

I heard this great joke today.

There were these two guys, and one of
them was eating an egg salad sandwich.

No, no, no, wait, wait. It was tuna
fish. And then the other one... No, wait

minute. Oh.

So he turned to the other and he said...
Emma, darling, is that you?

Oh, Adeline.

I just got back from lunch. Did I miss
anything?

Oh, just two less lonely gentlemen,
darling. Adeline, I heard this great

Anyway,

the housing development's going to be
over there. Uh -huh. The entertainment

complex is going to be across the lake.
And above us, guess what? Blue skies.

Story night.

The Richard Channing monorail. Oh, the
Richard Channing monorail. You get a

better view of those blue skies and
starry nights. Oh, boy, I'll tell you

something, Channing. You got
imagination.

Imagination. Maggie, this is a vision.
Do you know I've already had an offer

this place four times what it's worth?

Really? Well, you're not going to sell
it, of course.

But of course you're not going to sell
it.

I am so glad that I have fallen in love
with a woman who shares my vision. Me

too. What do you think of the Maggie
Giberti balloon factory?

Oh, please.

I'm going to burst that bubble right
now.

I don't want to have anything to do with
balloons. Oh, Maggie, Maggie.

I'm hearing bells.

Are you really?

Honey, I think we should get it.

Because it might be the boys, it might
be the boys, it might be anything.

Better be important.

Channing, it's Remick.

Remick, how in the hell did you get this
number? I gave it to him, Richard.

He's staying at my place for the
weekend. Please don't... He's making

home, isn't he?

John, is everything all right?

Better than I expected.

The money's going to be here by Tuesday.

Just in case you need it.

And I keep the house and the land.

It's still yours.

Uh, have you made a decision about the
dossiers yet?

Uh, no, I don't want to get into that
right now.

Fine.

I'll still be here when you get back.

Thanks. Bye.

I press this, right? Mm -hmm.

Problems?

Uh, John gave me a dossier on you.

Did you read it?

Should I?

As I see it, you can do one of two
things. You can read it or burn it.

Target in view, Mr. Travis.

It's clear they plan to build on the
site.

He won't sell to you. I'll take care of
him in his girlfriend's house in

Tuscany. There'll be a lot more
confusion that way.

See you at the movies.

Beer for everyone, huh? Beer? Actually,
I prefer champagne.

Champagne! Mr. Carson's such a clown.
Mr. Fletcher. We do know it when we see

it, don't we?

How'd you like the dance?

Well, boys and girls.

Come on, Angela. You haven't given us a
chance to spend all your money yet.

Hey, what's going on here? Who invited
Grandma?

My lady.

And I use that word loosely.

Tell me this.

How much do you make a night?

Each one of you, like $200, $300?

We don't make anything.

Whatever the gentlemen care to spend on
us.

Well, suppose the gentlemen would like
to spend about $1 ,000 each in the

presence of Grandma, so that I can ask
you a few questions about your dating

service.

A government spokesperson announced
today a major victory over rebel

It is the first such government victory
in months of fighting. In Washington,

the president said Congress...

Gone with the wind.

How many wounded?

What about our supply line?

Where the hell did they get weapons like
that?

We had a beat.

All right, do the best you can, and I'll
get back to you soon.

Good luck.

You'd be busy passing out dossiers.

One for the money.

Two for the show.

Three to get ready.

Overnight, the other side has more
weapons than we've seen in months.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I talked to your lawyers today, and the
will reading is set for 11 tomorrow.

Good. Sure you don't need me there?
Yeah. Sure.

Tough day, huh?

Did you have a good weekend?

Yes, yes.

That's what I needed.

I'll talk to you later. Okay.

Thank you.

Read it or burn it, huh?

And it's tomorrow, Mr. Channing.

No, Mother, you're wrong.

Emma, the Sweetheart Dating Service is a
front for prostitution. Nothing more,

nothing less. When did you ever get such
an idea?

All we do is help lonely people to meet
each other. Well, if people are lonely,

they can go out and buy a dog.

What is wrong with paying for
companionship? The kind of companionship

service offers is illegal.

That's not true. All you want to do is
hurt me. Emma, you can go to jail.

I would have more freedom there than
here.

Well, you're driving yourself crazy over
nothing.

Let me take a look.

I don't want to go to this will reading.
I really don't. It's just a dressing

for Chase's grandson, and I really think
I should be there for him. What do you

think? Don't sweat it, Melissa. They're
not going to eat you alive, especially

in a dress with a working zipper.

Thank you. Thank you for everything.

Oh, you know, I just... I don't know.

I really don't want to be in the same
room with Maggie, you know? Every time I

get near her, she just... I don't know.
I can just feel her hatred.

Well, give her some time.

Give yourself some time, too.

And I bet if you look real hard, you'll
find your missing shoe under the

dressing table.

Thank you, sir.

You're welcome.

Maybe. Maybe not. I don't know. Then
skip it.

I'll be a bore, and I have something.

Much more fun in mind.

Yeah, like what?

Like having you sign some papers.

Honey, come on.

When are you going to cut her loose?

What difference does it make? It's just
a piece of paper.

Hey.

It's freedom to marry me.

Think about it.

Just remember, Vicki, community property
is a wonderful thing.

Oh,

Garth. I'm sorry. I was thinking.

They should be reading Chase's will
about now.

I'm surprised you went off there, sir.
Well, I don't think I'm going to be left

anything, Garth.

Except some memories.

Oh, I got some good news about North
Africa.

Remick's little band of merry men are
losing ground faster than a racehorse.

I understand the government forces are
expected to achieve victory in a matter

of days.

My friend's going to have to make his
choice quickly.

We shall see.

I'll skip over the preliminaries.

You're all aware of my authority as
Chase's attorney to review his last will

testament.

I'm happy to say that all is in order.

Mr. Remick, as Chase's executor, you
have the right to read the will if you'd

like. Yes, I would. Thank you.

To my son, Cole, never doubt I loved
you.

I hope you find happiness wherever you
settle down.

I give you the sum of $5 million and a
further $5 million in trust for my

grandson, Joseph, to be received when he
reaches the age of 21.

To my daughter, Vicki, like your
brother, I leave you the sum of $5

one distinction.

It shall remain in trust from this day
forward for a period of five years.

You may draw $500 a week until then for
your everyday needs.

To my wife, Maggie, I leave in trust the
remainder of my wealth,

which includes all my land, our home, my
personal property, and, of course, Pia

Berti Enterprises.

Angela Channing, to you I leave only one
thing, the memories of our many fights.

May they come back to haunt you with a
vengeance, as I'm certain they most

surely will.

That's it. Not quite.

Chase also left these three codicils
prepared several months ago.

I don't understand.

Well, it's pretty clear. The first is to
be opened in three months.

The second, in the event that you marry
Richard Channing.

And the third, three months after your
marriage to Richard Channing.

What a trying occasion, but you held up
quite well, Maggie.

I'm sorry Chase didn't leave you enough
money to pay off your loan. Chase works

in mysterious ways.

You'll get your money.

Maggie, why don't you accept my offer?

Fred, I don't have much choice, do I?

The money will be here tomorrow.

Thank you.

Have you read those dossiers on
Channing?

Is that what I owe you for the loan?

No. It's what you owe me for Chase.

The will didn't have the money for him.

And you are stretched very thinly at the
moment, sir.

There was, of course, the emergency
donation to the war effort and the money

allocated. Do I have 30 million?

Immediately available?

Yes.

No, sir.

Let me talk to Kendall.

Well, then I'll tell you what you do.
You just march right into that meeting

tell him that Richard Channing wants to
mortgage the New Globe. And then you let

him decide whether or not he wants to
take my call.

Thank you.

But, sir... Garth, Edward VIII gave up
the throne of England for the love of

woman. The least I can do is give up a
lousy little newspaper.

Hello, Mr. Tyndall.

What'd you do? Find that in the garage?

What's the matter, Lant?

Writer's print?

Look, um, I've given you some time.

I cannot make a decision about this in
two seconds. I shared a life with her.

And what do we share?

Get that out of my face, will you? And
don't push me.

Fine.

Fine.

Don't divorce Melissa.

Just don't expect me.

To wait around for you to change your
mind.

Are you going to ride with me? If you
are, put your helmet on.

Look, Lance.

Compson?

I'd say you were a very lucky man.

How's Gina?

No, we have her stabilized.

She should be conscious soon.

When can I see her? She's being taken to
ICU.

Tomorrow, perhaps.

Is she going to be okay?

Well, there are a number of
complications associated with spinal

What are you telling me?

It's too early to tell.

We'll do everything we can.

Somehow, I know you're behind this,
Channing. Hey, every time a baseball

a window in Tuscany, I get blamed.

I don't know where I got this
reputation.

Blame that on me.

Nice toss.

I could use you on my softball team.

I have to divert Maggie's 30 million to
my troops.

Or men are gonna die.

Well, that's a moral thing to do,
Remick.

I admire that.

Can you get Maggie the money to pay off
Angela?

Well... Be a little tricky, but it won't
be a problem.

Yeah, well, that's what you wanted all
along, isn't it? To control Maggie?

You got a plane to catch, Remy.

If I hear you've done anything to hurt
her, I'll come back.

$500 a week.

How are we supposed to live on that? Why
don't you try getting a job?

Vicki, I'm talking serious debt.

I owe over $200 ,000 in IOUs. My God,
Eric.

How could you be so stupid?

You know, we could... We could borrow
against your trust.

Any bank would write you a loan.

I wouldn't bet the house on it.

This is your problem.

Solve it yourself.

Hey, Mrs. Stavros.

You don't mean that.

From now on, it's Gioberti.

You know what we really need now?

It's an account.

Why don't I call Mother's and see if he
can do our books for us?

Oh, how sweet of you, my darling.

But to be perfectly honest, I already
have a business manager.

Lock up for me, won't you, darling? I
have an important dinner date.

Oh, Adeline.

Did you fix yourself up with someone?

Oh, my darling.

I never mix my business with my
pleasure.

See you in the morning.

Adeline Romanoff?

Oh, no, she just left.

Can I help you?

Are you Emma Channing?

What? No.

What's this all about?

Hi, squad, Miss Channing. I have this
warrant for your arrest.

You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say or do can and will be

against you in a court of law.

You have the right to have an attorney
present during any questioning. If you

cannot afford to hire an attorney...

John! Oh, I'm glad I got you. I just got
your message.

Maggie, look, I'm sorry.

It's all right. Please, I understand.

Of course you have to go. I've fought
with these guys for ten years. They're

like my family and they need me.

But I've taken care of everything for
you. You're going to have your money by

tomorrow morning. Thank you. I just wish
I could have done more.

I'd be so much of a chape.

You two must have been something
together.

He was a hell of a guy.

Well, I'd like to say I'm just a phone
call away, but if you need me... I know.

Thank you.

Bye.

Hey, just watch out for Channing, okay?

Where's my jewelry?

I sold it for a ticket to Monte Carlo.

You had no right! Where's the ticket?

Give it to me!

Vicki, forget about it. It's gone. The
jewelry's gone, okay? My father gave me

that!

Nothing wrong with two people having
dinner in silence.

Sort of gave it a Tibetan monastery
flavor.

I read John's dossier on you.

Scared me, Richard.

You're still here.

Talk to me.

any idea why I came out here to Tuscany.

Running?

Running, yes. I was trying to save my
life.

I was involved with evil.

The worst kind of evil.

They wouldn't let me go. They wanted to
take my soul.

And it took every damn trick I know to
escape my old life and settle here.

I am what I am.

And either you accept me or you don't.

I guess I'm tired of running away from
myself.

I love you.

Sometimes... Sometimes you frighten me.

Sometimes I feel that we're... That we
don't have a chance.

Swept away by you.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Will you trust me?

I can't spend the night with you.

Maggie, I'm sorry I didn't call first,
but I didn't want to discuss this matter

on the phone. The loan payment on
request, remember?

And I request it now.

Maggie, I'm sorry, but you have to have
the money now or she's entitled to seize

your house and your land. You mean right
now? It looks as though I've arrived

just in the nick of time.

Glorious day, isn't it, Angela? Richard,
this is between Maggie and me.

What happened to Remick's money? He was
forced to ask me for help.

So I have mortgaged the new globe,
bought a new tie, got cleaned up, and

am, your little bluebird of happiness.

Looks like my services won't be needed.

Have a nice day, Mrs. Channing.

Maggie, you got two choices.

You can get booted out of your house by
this woman, or you can set your dignity

aside and, as you call it, be owned by
me.

The difference is, I don't require
payment in blood.

Your money, Angela.

Upon request.

on falcon crest richard somebody did
this to you any

evidence of tampering yes like no
question that girl's life is ruined

you mean i didn't fit your pattern of
sick vicious men who like to hurt women

those women that you were working with
are hookers i cannot be bought

are you going to go to the place killer
i'd like to kill her