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Over, pull over!

Hey, I worked 'til
five last night.

Nah, forget it, I won't do it.

Excuse me.

Sir?
- Hey, tell Torres to get

his ass in here at three
o'clock like he's supposed to.

Hey, I don't give a shit.
It's not my problem.

Hey, sit down.

What's the problem?

I tried to stop it-

Now, hold on, stop what?

There was a car
accident, and I,

I think, I think she's dead.

All right, what's your name?

Kathryn with a
K, Kathryn Griffin.

And this is about
a traffic accident?

No!

A murder.

I want you to start to
fill this out, all right?

Right here.

You busy?

Yeah, you're gonna be.

Kathryn with a K Griffin.

Okay.

All right.

You see the yellow line?

I want you to follow it
through the double doors.

You make a right turn.

The first door on your left,
ask for Detective Lansing.

Go on.

Miss Griffin.

Have a seat.

So?

How you doin', Kathryn?

Katie.

Piece of gum?

No?

I'm Detective Lansing.

So, let's start with
your name and address.

Shouldn't you record this?

Why?

Because
it's very important.

Coffee?

Laura's dead.

He killed her, and
I tried to stop it.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold
it, hold it, hold it.

Who killed who?

Richard killed his wife Laura.

How come?

Me.

We were lovers.

Richard who?

You've gotta send
someone up there.

The car is at the
bottom of the cliff.

Where?

Up on View Ridge near Lookout.

Sarge, go look for
a possible one-car.

View Ridge at Lookout, thanks.

Okay.

Richard who?

Mannhart.

All right, now
where can we find him?

At a bookstore, um.

At a place called Book 'Em.

Fast as you can.

Let's go in here. You
can tell me all about it.

AC's out, gets a
little stuffy in here.

Okay, so, when did
all this start?

About eight months ago.

That's when I first met him.

I had worked late one night.

I was on my way home and
needed to pick up a few things.

Some of this stuff,
the candy, man!

It's the Munchies.

No, no, no, no, nachos, nachos!

No, not that! Nachos!
- It's okay.

The cash, the
cash, the cash, go!

Come on!

Come on, hurry up!

Hurry up!

Come on, hurry up!

Relax.

Nobody can see us.
- Come on, hurry up,

god dammit.

Come on out or I'm
gonna kill you, now!

I'll kill you if you
don't come out now.

Shh.

Come on out!

Come on out here, god dammit!

We're invisible.

Hey, asshole, You
forgot the beer!

Oh god, oh god.

Thank you, oh thank you.

Don't worry, lady, it's over.

Oh god.

So you never
saw his face, huh?

Well, I thought maybe I'd
run into him at the hearing,

but he never showed.

Can I have some water?

Sure.

Thank you.

They can't see us.

Nobody can see us.

You forgot the beer!

So, the guy in the convenience
store is Richard Mannhart.

How'd you put that together?

I was, um, cleaning
my house, and, um,

the radio was on.

And I heard this voice.

Here we are
with noted mystery novelist

and speaker Richard Mannhart.

Richard, I hear you also teach?

Yes, at
University Extension.

Could
we impose on you

to read from one of your novels?

Sure.

How
'bout just a few lines

from your bestselling
mystery novel "The Speaker"?

Our hero wonders

if his political career is over.

He says, "It was as
if I was invisible.

I knew I was at the podium,

but the audience looked at me
like I was an invisible man."

Great,
thank you so much.

Ladies and gentlemen,
that was Richard Mannhart,

noted mystery
novelist and speaker.

Next on "Morning with
Words," we've got.

How to get an agent, or how
much money you're gonna get

when you sell something.

You're here, 'cause you
wanna learn how to write.

And it's not about
all that other crap.

Forget that stuff.

It's about what's in here.

In your heart.

Let's say, let's
say that you're, uh,

into a hot thing
with somebody, right?

And they toss you,
it's finished.

So, what do you do?

Do you, uh, write
about the affair?

About the box of
tissues you cried into?

Think about it.

You're so mad at 'em
that you could kill 'em.

And you want it so badly
that you're like a train

outta control barreling
toward murder.

And you don't kill anybody.

But you want to, right?

See, out there in
the real world,

you're gonna bottle all that up.

It's too scary to deal with it.

But in here, in this room,

you can do it all.

Kill.

Seduce.

Anything goes.

Anything.

Okay, that's it for this week.

Next week, I want a
minimum 10-page story

about a personal mystery.

You can figure out what that
means to each one of you.

Thanks a lot, see you next week.

I know,
it's like, yeah.

- Hi.
- Thank you.

Hi, thanks a lot.

It's you, isn't it?

It's me what?

The voice from the mini-mart.

Why didn't you come
to the hearing?

Are you in my class?

What's your name?

I'm Katie Griffin.

Look, I don't understand
why you left me there.

I think you got me confused

with somebody else,
Katie Griffin.

No, it's your voice.

I know it is. It's
the same voice.

Okay, I'll see you
next week in class.

Excuse me.

323 RG 605.

6823, 6823, going
up to six in 2839.

Lansing.

Uh huh.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

There's an accident up on View
Ridge, right where you said.

I love this last book.

I'm such a fan, Mr. Mannhart.

Good, that's nice.

I hear you have a
new book coming out.

Sure do, about four months.

Do you have any advice
for a young writer?

Well, with all due
respect to Ernest Hemingway,

do you like defrosting your
fridge or pruning your roses,

'cause as a writer,
you get plenty of time-

Mr. Mannhart?

Yes?

I'm Detective Rawlins,
this is Detective King.

We'd like to talk to you.

Sure.

What?

Well, it seems your wife has
been in a serious accident.

Is she dead?

We don't know, sir. We
only know that it's bad.

We'll take you to the hospital.

Um, I'll meet you
there. Which one?

Sir, our job is to
escort you. Come on.

How'd you know
where to find me?

We got a statement
from your mistress.

My what?

Kathryn Griffin.

Mm-hmm.

That's ridiculous.

What does she have
to do with this?

Well, she's telling
our boss all about you.

Well, she doesn't
know anything about me.

No romance, no affair?

No fling?

No, she took my class.

That's it?

- Hmm.
- Huh?

This way.

Multi-Mart on Olympic.

Last spring.

Mm-hmm.

Oh, and, um, bring
a dinner for two.

Mm-hmm.

I'm not hungry.

Yeah, it's my treat.

So they picked up
your boyfriend.

Funny thing is, he says
he ain't your boyfriend.

Probably told 'em I
made the whole thing up.

Mm-hmm.

Where you going?

See?

You should've believed me.

Want me to start over?

Nah, we'll just keep going.

So tell me, Katie,
what do you do?

What kinda work do you
do, just for the record?

I cut film.

♪ Ring around the rosy

I love the feel of it

♪ Pocketful of posies

The texture,
and even the smell.

♪ We all fall down

♪ Ring around the rosy

♪ Pocket full of posies

She's
adapting so well now.

Finally starting to
think of me as family.

Hi.

How'd you find me?

Class registration form.

Um.

Can I get you anything?

Nah, go ahead and work.

I like watching you.

You looking for this, Katie?

Would you sign this for me?

Not now.

What do you do

all day all alone

in the dark?

How come you left
the store that day?

I don't like to get involved.

Gotta go.

You ready for tonight?

I'm sorry, I can't go.

I've had these
tickets for months!

Tonight's my last class,
and I can't miss it.

You're burning a $75 ticket.

There's this guy.

Well, of course, why
didn't I think of that?

What am I supposed to
do with the ticket?

Oh, I'll make it
up to you, I promise.

I know you will.

Now, see? Isn't it
like I told you?

It always happens when
you are not looking.

I know.

Come on, let's go to
the top of the hill.

It was foolish.

She knew it was.

The safest bet was the one
she didn't even think about.

Turn and get the
hell out of there.

But she didn't have a chance.

Not from the moment he
grabbed her from behind,

clamped his hand over her mouth,

and whispered in her
ear, "We're invisible."

Wow, terrific.

Terrific.

Very good.

Okay.

That's it.

I don't know what else
to say to you all,

except, uh, you've
all been great.

I think you've all
come a long way,

and it's been a
wonderful 10 weeks.

And I wanna thank you and
wish you all the best.

Actual, thank you.

Hi.

So you really
liked what I wrote?

Yeah.

How come it took you so long?

We were still in class.

It wouldn't have anything
to do with the fact

that you're married, would it?

Hey, all the good
ones are taken.

What?

To a special, incredible,
beautiful woman.

Love, Richard.

We shouldn't be doing this.

Then what do you want?

Teach me.

What?

Everything!

Class is finished.

You're still my teacher.

Well, you'll get over it.

Listen.

I go from home to work and
back with nothing in between.

Just teach me.

I don't know anything.

Yes, you do. I read it.

I wrote that
over 10 years ago.

So what?

I haven't written
anything in five years.

Well, why not?

Richard!

Talk to me.

It dried up.

I don't understand.

I don't know why!

It dried up! It just did!

Don't you get it?

That's why I do this.

I just...

I just wanna feel
something again.

Let me help you.

All you have to do
is just teach me.

Dr.
Patel to OR post-op.

Dr. Patel to OR post-up stat.

Oh, Jesus, Laura.

I gotta see her.

You can't, you have
to wait for the doctor.

Why don't you
tell us what happened?

I was working.

Right, the bookstore.

Look, I left my wife at 3:30.

I went to the bookstore,
and then you guys showed up.

And that's all I know.

How's my wife?

Are you Mr. Mannhart?

Yeah.

She's in a coma.

It's a miracle
she even survived.

Is she gonna make it?

We're doing
everything that we can.

You'll be able to see her
for five minutes alone.

Yeah, yeah, come in.

Your boyfriend's got
a pretty good alibi.

I'm sure.

And he says he
never touched you.

You believe that?

I'm just trying to
find out what's what.

I told you.

Tell me something about it.

Just give me some examples
of something, whatever.

Um, his wife, Laura.

Old money, um.

She keeps him on an allowance.

Okay, what
about the two of you?

Tell me something about that.

We kept it pretty secret.

I mean, nobody in class knew,
not even in the second one.

The second one?

The second class.

Richard teaches a
class in the fall.

And why'd you do that,
take the second class?

'Cause I knew that I
could see him all the time.

Reminds himself
what does he got,

always writes about
what you know.

You know, the greatest writers,

they always wrote
about their own lives.

It's what they know.

Ernest Hemingway, Thomas
Wolfe, people like that.

They used their own lives.

Anyway, just keep trying.

Perseverance, right?
Don't give up.

I'll see you next week.

- Hi.
- Hi.

I thought that
would never end.

I know, it's always like that.

Listen, uh, tonight's no good.

What?

Yeah, let's try again
later in the week, okay?

Richard?

Hi.

Cyndi, how you doin'?
- Hi.

I'm good, how are you?

Fine, good to see you.

You too.

It's been a long time. You
gonna take my course again?

I wish I could.

Oh, I wish you were
in it, I miss you in it.

Oh, I
loved that class.

How's the intermediate
writing class going?

Ah, great, but it's
not the same without you.

Don't move, don't say a thing.

I don't wanna hurt you.

I'm right here.

Katie?

Katie!

Just delivered.

"It was the best of times,
it was the worst of times."

One of the most famous sentences

in all of English literature.

And one of the things I
hope to help you learn

from this class is why that
sentence is so powerful,

why that sentence
is truly, perhaps,

the most powerful
beginning of any novel

in English literature.

And hopefully, you learn
how to do it yourself.

So let's get started.

Hello?

Hello?

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Why can't we ever go
out during the day?

I work, so do you.

Listen, I have an idea.

Let's go get some
coffee or something.

I can't.

Come on, she's waiting.

What, is she waiting at the
front door with a stopwatch?

I said I'd be home by 10.

Why don't you stay
at my house tonight?

I'll do whatever you want.

Come on.

We're invisible.

We're invisible.

Brown bagging today?

Nope.

I think I'm gonna
get some fresh air.

- Thank you.
- Here you are, sir.

This way, ma'am.

Well?

That's your answer?

Okay.

Fine.

Is she a hot little
number, Richard?

Really limber? Flexible?

If that's
what you wanna tell

your friends, Laura,
you just go right ahead.

Oh, I will.

They'll love it, they always do.

Is this what you want?

I am not worthy.

That's better.

I don't
know what else to say.

Really?

No golden gems from
the Mannhart Manifesto?

Why are you doing
this again, Laura?

Why do you always
think I use my class

as some kind of talent pool?

Because I was your
student, Richard.

I was in your class
too, remember?

So the first time you
ever saw Laura Mannhart

was at that restaurant, huh?

Yeah.

It must've been hard, huh?

To see her with Richard?

Yeah.

It was.

For both of us.

Where you been, hmm?

Stop it.

What's wrong?

I saw you today.

At a restaurant.

Was that your wife?

I don't wanna share you anymore.

I thought I could do
this, but I can't.

What's that mean?

Why are you doing this?

Why are you changing the
rules all of a sudden?

Oh, Katie, Katie, listen to me.

I'm writing again, and
it's all because of you.

You hear me?

Katie, come on.
- Stop it.

You're the only thing that
makes me feel good anymore.

Katie!

I need you!

Please.

Please, I need you.

Please.

I need you.

Yeah?

Your Multi-Mart
story checks out,

except for the
unidentified witness

who protected you
never came forward.

I told you that.

The guy's wife?

Laura.

Yeah, Laura
Mannhart, she's alive.

She's gonna be okay, I hope.

You want a lawyer?

Why?

We need to ask you
some more questions,

and you're entitled to one.

No, I
don't want a lawyer.

All right, tell
us about Kathryn Griffin.

She's the type that thinks
that, if you're her instructor,

you're a permanent
part of her life.

Meaning?

Meaning that she doesn't
understand that class meant

once a week for three hours
for 10 weeks, and that's it.

So, what you're saying
is nothing happened

between you and this woman?

That's my wife in
there, what do you think?

Look, what I need to
know is if you saw her

outside of class.

No.

You know, for somebody
that you only saw

once a week in class, she
seems to know you quite well.

Tell me, how's it
feel to have your wife

put you on an allowance, hmm?

It's from Kathryn, man,
how would she know that?

Maybe I mentioned it in class.

Yeah, maybe.

She ever come on to you?

Let me put it this way.

I don't think she
was studying writing.

I think she was studying me.

But you never went
over to her place?

You never wanted
to check her out?

How'd she come on to you?

At the end of
the first course,

she, she asked me if she
could take my picture.

And I said sure,
it was flattering.

That's it?

No.

Laura and I had lunch one day,

and I spotted Katie
in the restaurant.

I thought it was a
coincidence, but...

Was it?

No, I don't think it was.
I think she followed us.

She made a scene, started
screaming at Laura, you know,

saying, "Oh, so
you're the ice queen?

You're the reason
that he can't write!

Why don't you let him
go, let him be free?"

It was weird.

So, so you did see her
outside of your class.

Yeah, I guess
you could say that.

Hey, did you ever call
your wife an ice queen?

Sure, it was a
joke between us.

In class?

Unfortunately.

But you and Kathryn
Griffin never went out?

Not anything like that?

We're not here right now,

so please leave a message.

Katie?

You got my letter yet? Call me.

I'm at home, Katie, call me.

We're not here right now,

so please leave a message.

Pick up
the phone, Katie.

Come on, it's important.

It's not gonna kill you.

I gotta see you tomorrow.

Hi.

I miss you.

We're actually together
during the daytime.

Oh.

Thank you.

Wow.

Oh my.

Let me change, and
we can go for a walk.

- Sure.
- Okay?

Sometimes I feel like
we never exist at all.

Katie, I just wanna have
a nice day with you, okay?

Katie, come on.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, Katie.

What?

I'm getting a divorce.

And I thought you said you
didn't like to get involved.

Come on.

I love you.

Look, a photo booth.
Do you have any money?

Why?

Because this is a big day,
and I wanna remember it.

No.

- Come on.
- No.

Come on, please.

Some other day, all right?

Please, come on.

Okay.

Come on, sit down.

I haven't done this
since high school.

Okay, here we go.

Let me sit on your lap.

This is so cool.

Okay, one more time.

Wait, wait.

What?

Here.

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

We're invisible.

Hi!

God, it's a beautiful day.

Where we going?

Shopping.

You don't like to shop.

I do now, Brenda.

Look!

Are you serious?

Yes!

How come I haven't met him?

You will.

Have you
set the date yet?

As soon as the
divorce is final.

Can you believe it?

You're
still wearing the ring.

How come?

Oh, do you mind? I'm allergic.

Oh, okay.

Thanks.

So is Richard.

Laura's a smoker.

He hated that about her.

She even smoked in the house.

Mm-hmm.

Were you ever there?

Oh, I love your
being here with me.

Let's go upstairs.

Richard.

Bye bye, Laura.

Put me down.

Stop it, what are you doing?

Stop it.

Put me down.

What the hell was that?

That's not funny.

Richard, you ready?

Richard?

I've changed my
mind, I'm not going.

What?

I'm not going.

I already told
everybody you'd be there,

maybe sign some books.

And that's why I'm not going,

because I'm tired of you putting
me on display all the time.

It's insulting.

What are you talking about?

Get dressed, we're late.

Mm-hmm.

So what about the divorce?

Well, I didn't hear
from him for days.

Okay, that's it
for another week.

I'll see you next week.

And don't forget to have that
assignment I talked about.

Um, Katie, can you hang
on for a minute please?

See you
later, Mr. Mannhart.

See you later.
- See ya.

Hey, why didn't you call me?

Nothing's changed, has it?

You're still living with her.

Oh, come on, you
don't wanna nag me

before we even get
married, do you, hmm?

There you go, good
girl, come here.

Hey, hey, what are you doing?

No, come on, Richard.

Aw, come on, do this with me.

Not here, Richard. Richard!

Stop it! Stop it!

I didn't give you
permission to read that!

I just wanted to see
how your work was coming.

How far'd you get?

Far enough.

It sure was real.

You see, I told you
you were good for me.

You're the only reason
I can do this, you know?

Then why are you
still with her?

These things take time.

How much time?

I thought you said
that it was finished.

Well, it's not quite finished.

What's left?

The money.

You know, she's
got all the money.

What about your books?

Does she even know about us?

You jerk.

We're not here right now,
so please leave a message.

Sorry about
the other night, Katie.

Listen, I finally told her.

In fact, she wants the divorce
quickly, as soon as possible.

So, set the date.

So I'm finally gonna
meet Mr. Wonderful.

Yep, he's going to be
here in about an hour,

and we're gonna go look at
a couple wedding chapels.

It's really late, Katie.

I just, I don't get it.

Let's just call his house.

Okay.

Hello?

Richard, why aren't you here?

Who's this?

Who do you think
it is? It's Katie.

We're waiting for
you, what happened?

What do you mean
what happened?

Our wedding plans.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

Why are you doing this?

Doing what?

Katie, look, you are my student.

I'll see you in
class, all right?

He's not coming.

Why you think he
put you through that?

I wish I knew.

Does she even know about us?

Money,
she's got all the money.

All right,
I'll let him know then.

Yeah, we got a couple things

before we go over
it here now, too.

Is that all you got?

Yeah, and that was
April 12th, right?

All right, thanks.

Richard, a convenience store
clerk killed a wannabe bad guy

April 12th of last year.

You got any knowledge of that?

No.

Listen, you guys, I told you.

Katie was just my student.

She was a wallflower, a
back-of-the-room type.

She barely said a word in class.

Until the letters started.

Yeah, tell us about
the letters again.

She wrote me a
lot of long letters.

How long?

10, 12 pages.

And what'd they say?

She said that she
thought there was some kind

of special bond between
us, a mystical connection.

Did you keep any of them?

No, would you?

Anything else, Richard?

There was the time
that, uh, I found her

going through my
briefcase after class.

How'd she get that?

I left
it in the room.

What was in it?

Just some work,
my appointment book.

You know, everything
I needed day to day.

And it was after that that
the phone calls started.

Where'd she call you?

At home.

Was Laura there?

Yeah, Laura was there.

What kind of calls?

Uh, weird, crazy
stuff, you know?

One night, she called me up.

She's screaming at me,
because I'm supposed to be

over at her place talking
about our wedding plans.

This kinda thing
happen to you a lot, Richard?

Well, uh, students get
infatuated with their teachers.

That's what I thought it
was at first, you know?

Just a harmless crush.
I tried to laugh it off.

I'll bet Laura
wasn't laughing.

No, even she couldn't
help but wonder about it.

Your wife suspicious
of an affair?

No, she wasn't.

But you just said she
questioned the situation.

The truth was hard to believe.

Well, what is
the truth, Mr. Mannhart?

The truth is that Katie
was just my student.

Yeah, but Laura wasn't so
sure about that now, was she?

You and Laura ever
fight about any of this?

We had disagreements.

How bad?

Well, Laura's
the jealous type,

so this Katie thing
didn't make it any better.

That's just what Katie said.

How would she know?

I don't know, lucky guess.

I know she was trying to worm
her way into my marriage.

You and your wife
ever talk divorce?

Did you?

I'm very sorry.

Your wife passed away
a few minutes ago.

Yeah?

Right.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

Right.

Laura Mannhart died.

Now he doesn't have anybody.

You feel sorry for him?

What about Laura?

Of course I feel
sorry for Laura.

You still love him, don't you?

You know, I'm just wondering,

why didn't you break it off,
end it once and for all?

What was I supposed to do?

He kept calling and calling.

He wouldn't go away.

Ooh, you're thin.

It's not attractive.

I didn't come
here to be insulted.

Relax, come on.

I just want a shot to
explain the situation.

I know the situation.

No, sweetheart, I
don't think you do.

You finished the book.

Mm-hmm, all because of you.

I want you to read it.

I know what it's about.

Not all of it.

I need you to help me.

Please?

What's wrong?

Nothing.

Please?

I met with him.

Why?

To finish it.

Did you?

What happened?

We talked. I read his book.

He wants me to help
him get rid of Laura.

That's insane!
Go to the police!

He doesn't mean it.

What if he does?

Nothing is going to happen.

Katie, if you don't
talk to the cops,

talk to somebody please!

I am!

You!

So?

It was pretty scary stuff.

Like what?

Like, a lot of
it was about me.

Your affair?

And Laura.

What'd it say?

How he was gonna murder her,
get the money, and marry me.

Well, Katie, that's
just the evidence we need.

Where is it?

♪ Pocketful of posies

♪ Ashes, ashes

♪ We all fall down

She is adapting so well now.

Finally starting to
think of me as family.

♪ Ring around

Don't.

Fascinating.

Opposite points of view
from what I saw before.

You haven't been
returning my calls.

♪ Ring around the rosy

Did you read the book yet?

Did you?

Yes.

What do you think?

I'm going to a
signing this weekend.

That's when it's gonna be.

Katie, I need you to
be a part of this.

They'll find out about
us. They'll figure it out.

No, they won't, honey.

You're just my student.

What does that mean?

It means if you tell
anyone about this,

they're not gonna believe you.

If no one ever saw us, were
we ever really together?

Oh my god.

Who's here?

Oh god!

Okay.

Oh god.

Where's the letters?

Where's the letters?

Did you
report the break in?

No.

He got it all?

Except one picture.

Where is it?

I hid it.

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm sorry, sweetheart.

So, um, this your
first marriage?

My third.

No kidding?

How long?

Five years, five great years.

Not like the others, huh?

Not even close.

What do you
think keeps going wrong?

What do you mean?

Your batting average
not too good, man.

Maybe not, but I love her.

Yeah, too bad she
can't verify that.

Maybe this was a little easier

than dividing up all
that community property.

You go to hell!

Tell us what happened.

Nothing happened!

You said you were sorry. Why?

What'd you do to her, Richard?

Why are you so sorry?

What are you so sorry about?

Because I didn't protect her!

I guess I didn't think
there was any danger.

I need more.

Come on, Katie, I
need more evidence,

something that proves the
two of you were together.

Like what?

Anything.

How 'bout something he told you?

Come on, Katie.

You were his lover. He told
you his secrets, right?

Yes.

Well, tell me one.

They couldn't have children.

Why not?

Laura had early menopause,

and he thought maybe
with me, you know?

Good, good, all
right, very good.

I need more.

It's so cute, huh?

Yes, darling.

Hello, Laura.

I'm sorry, do I know you?

Oh, from the sidewalk
by the baby shop.

How'd you know my name?

I've been having an
affair with your husband.

I'm Katie Griffin, one
of Richard's students.

You've called at the
house, haven't you?

You have to leave Richard.

I thought maybe we were
headed in that direction.

I'm serious.

This is for your own safety.

Oh, you're telling me
this for my own good?

Yes!

Richard is planning to hurt you.

You know what?

Thank you so much
for your concern,

but I'm afraid we're
gonna have to terminate

this delightful discussion.

Listen to me!

You have to get away from him!

You know, Richard's
told me all about you.

I can see he was right.

Hello?

It's Richard Mannhart.

What the hell are you doing?

I had to warn her.

How dare you say
those things to my wife!

This has gone far enough!

Now, you are never
to talk to her again,

or disturb us in any way!

Is that clear?

Do you hear me?

Yes.

Promise me that
this is the end of it.

Okay, let's see, uh, what else?

What else?

Uh, I wanna make sure
you get that paper

finished by this week,
because we've got, um,

one session left, I think, or
two sessions, I guess it is.

Whatever it is, just get
it done by next week, okay?

I'll see you next
week. Let's go.

Richard.

What?

What do you want?

- Um, can we talk?
- Katie, haven't you

done enough?

I thought I made it clear to
you that I do not want you

bothering me or my
wife ever again!

What?

Now, you're my student,
Katie, that's it!

Stop this insane obsession!

It was just like it
was in his manuscript.

Well, to a jury, you could
be just as guilty as him.

You don't believe me, do you?

Oh, that's not the
issue here, Katie.

Look, check her car.

I know he did something to it.

We're working on it.

We'll have an
answer later today.

Why didn't you ever come
to the police before?

I told you.

Tell me again.

Why would you believe
me when no one else would?

Is there anybody
at all, anybody,

who can verify what
you've been telling me?

I don't,

I don't know!

Come on.

Brenda, my friend Brenda.

Brenda Slagel.

Name and address?

Yeah.

Address or phone number?

Yes.

Brenda.

Brenda Slagel, she
can, she can verify it.

Okay.

I'm sorry, sir,
necessary papers.

You ever really think
it'd come to this?

You got any regrets, Richard?

What do you mean?

Well, there's always regrets.

You didn't have kids, right?

Your wife had a problem?

How did you know that?

Katie told Detective Lansing.

How would she know that?

You didn't mention
it in class, did you?

- No.
- Excuse me?

No, I didn't!

Then how'd she know?

I don't know.

She found out! She's
got a crystal ball!

She's a witch!

How the hell do I know?

Richard?

Richard?

It's gonna be just fine.

Relax.

Nobody can see us.

We're invisible.

Why are
you telling me this?

'Cause you're the
only one I can tell.

All right.

Well, man, looks like we can
head on back to the station.

Richard, things are
gonna be a little different

when we get back there.

They've got Katie
Griffin's statement,

and they're probably gonna
want to put you in custody

before they do anything else.

You mean arrest me?

Yeah.

So now might
be a good time for you

to try to remember anything
that you've forgotten.

There's nothing.

Look, man,
you're whipped, huh?

I'm whipped.

Your new book, what's it about?

It's a murder mystery about
a man who kills his wife.

Yeah, that's what
I write, mysteries.

It's kinda like what
Katie says you did.

No, it's fiction.

Oh yeah?

You think I'd actually put
in the book something I did

or was going to do?

Do you
have any proof at all

to verify your story?

How can I prove something
that didn't happen?

Come
on, think, Richard!

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

My, my class, um.

I yelled at her in front
of the whole class,

told her that she was crazy.

You ask them that.

Okay.

Now, about other affairs.

This wasn't an affair.

This was an aberration,
a delusion.

Well, did
this sort of delusion

ever happen to you
before, Professor?

A good looking man
like you, speaks well.

Bet they're throwing
themselves at you all the time.

Couldn't be the reason

you're on wife number
three, could it?

No, I-

It's happened
before, hasn't it?

If you lie to us now,
Richard, it will not look good.

I'm not lying.

It's easy to check.

Now, it's happened
before, hasn't it?

It's one of the
perks of the job.

No.

Don't be stupid, man.

This is stupid.

Look, it's no big deal,

but it is if you lie about it.

They knew I was married.

It was never a big deal.

But this Katie thing,
this Katie thing,

is not one of them,
I swear to you.

Was Laura a student?

Were you on wife number two
when she took your class?

I may have been a little
hasty in rejecting counsel.

You went to Brenda.

You went to Laura.

But you never came to us.

I knew you
wouldn't believe me.

Brenda did.

Do you realize how
bad this looks?

I didn't think he was
going to go through with it.

Then
why'd you go to Laura?

I realized I was wrong.

Then why didn't
you come to us?

I don't know.

Maybe,

maybe you were
hoping he'd do it.

No!

No.

One of our men
talked to Brenda.

And?

She verifies your story.

You see?

There's
only one problem.

She never saw you with Richard.

I never said she did.

No one can corroborate
your statement.

He wanted it to be that way
so nobody would believe me!

I need more, Katie.

He told you he would kill her.

What else did he say?

Nothing.

That's all I knew.

I knew when he was gonna
do it, and that's it.

That's it.

♪ Pocketful of posies

♪ Ashes
- Katie?

What?

Aren't you going
to pick up the phone?

♪ Ashes, we all fall down

Hi, sweetheart,
just thought I'd say hello.

I'm on my way.

To where?

Just
like we talked about.

Richard, no.

It's arranged,
everything's set.

Please don't.

I'll call
you when I get back.

I can't let you do this.

Do what?

Okay.

God, it's the car.

God.

Pull over!

The hell are you doing?

Pull over!

What are you doing?

Pull!

What are you doing?

Jesus, you're gonna get us...

Oh my god.

Oh my god.

Pull over! Pull over!

Jesus.

Pull!

Oh god!

Oh my god!

You put your life in
danger trying to warn her.

Most people wouldn't do that.

Show me your ring again.

Where'd he buy it?

I don't know.

Is it Laura's?

Did you take it when
you were in his house?

No.

Did you break into
Richard's house?

No.

What about the
autographed book he gave you?

He took it when he
broke into my house!

What about the
letter? The pictures?

Except the one.

Right, where is it?

I told you. I hid it.

You wanted her all out
of the way, didn't you?

You wanted Richard
all to yourself?

That is not true.

You are a love-struck student

infatuated with your teacher.

No, stop it! Don't say that!

You had the motive.

You had a history
of harassing them.

I told you you wouldn't
believe me! I told you!

You don't have one
shred of evidence

you ever had an affair
with Richard Mannhart.

Yes, I do.

Well, then, what is
it, Katie? Tell me.

Show me.

Come on, Katie, show me.

I go
from home to work and back.

Show me! Show me!

Show me.

Come on, show me, Katie.

The
texture, even the smell.

Is that the glove
he left in your room?

That's your proof?

No.

That was the happiest
day of my life.

Desk?

Would you ask Jackson
to come in here please?

You've been very helpful, Katie.

Thank you.

Would you make this
young woman comfortable?

Are we done?

You just go with her.

Well, for how long?

Don't worry about that.

She'll take good care of you.

Thank you.

Sit out here.

Lansing, this is
Richard Mannhart.

Sorry.