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Hey, love. Don't tell me you're running late.

You can't do this.

I have enough dirt on you that I can ruin your life.

You will never get away with this.

I swear I will tell her everything--

Jeff?

Jeff?

Hey. You've reached Jeff Crawford.

Please leave a message and I'll get back to you soon.

Jeff. What is going on? I just got a call from you

and all I heard was screaming and a gunshot.

Call me back, I'm freaking out right now.

Just make sure when you get home, get lots of rest.

Hey, sis. I just finished with my last patient;

I was just about to call you.

Joelle, listen carefully, I need to be quick.

Stacey, you're scaring me, what's happening?

I just got a call from Jeff;

it sounded like a pocket dial.

I'm 99% sure I heard a gun shot. I think...

I think a woman was killed.

Wait, what do you mean?

I don't know. I, I can't think straight right now.

I haven't heard from Jeff since lunch.

May...maybe he didn't have his phone.

I just left him a voice mail.

If he didn't have his phone, whoever did knows I heard

everything and could come after me.

Stacey. Call 911 right now.

I can't.

I share my location with Jeff;

they could find me in a second.

Oh my god. OK, I'm coming over;

I'm calling the police on my way.

I, I need to turn my phone off.

911. What's your emergency?

Yes, hi. My name is Joelle Davrow.

I'm calling on behalf of my sister, Stacey Crawford.

She thinks she heard a murder over the phone.

I'm afraid she could be in danger.

Stacey!

The cops are on their way.

Have you tried to reach Jeff?

Yes. I called the office. No answer.

He should have been home by now.

It can't be Jeff.

OK. So the last time you spoke to your husband

was at noon today, and no word since?

No. I worked all afternoon and then I came home

to prepare dinner.

Then, you got a call from your husband's phone

at 7:35 tonight.

And you're positive you heard a gun shot.

And you heard no other voices?

Just the woman.

I have to ask. Why do you seem so...

so sure that it wasn't your husband holding the phone?

Stacey? Hey. What's going on? Hey.

Mr. Crawford? Hi, I'm Detective Munger.

Hi.

Um, listen, before we get into the events of tonight,

I'd like to ask you a few questions.

You OK?

Mr. Crawford, can I see your phone?

Um...I'm sorry, I actually ... I don't know where it is.

Hey. You've reached Joelle. Sorry I missed your call.

Thanks for everything, Joelle.

You can go. I'm OK now.

Are you sure?

I'll call you as soon as we're done.

So Mr. Crawford, you said you started your night

with a meeting with a new client, Harry Kobelt

at StarzCup, and that's the coffee shop by your office,

and that was from 5 to 6.

Yeah.

Then you went back to the office for a meeting

with your manager, Ellen Green.

You work on the weekends?

-Yeah. Ellen just got promoted to Regional manager.

So we've been doing a whole lot of reorganization

and overtime for the past couple weeks, that's all.

I don't know that I should've left her.

Jeff is with her now?

Joelle, you don't think that Jeff--

I don't know anything.

I'm just worried about my sister.

After Ellen left the meeting,

was there anyone at the office who can confirm

how long you stayed?

Uh. no. I was the only one left.

-At what point did you realize

that you didn't have your phone on you?

Maybe five, ten minutes after Ellen left.

-It seems odd, doesn't it, that it would take you

that long to realize it was missing?

No. Um, Ellen was waiting for me at the office

when I got there. I was late so I uh, I just dropped all

my stuff with her assistant and we ran to our meeting.

Now you arrived here at 8.

What were you doing between 7 and 8?

Um. I was finishing up some work

and that's when I realized I didn't have my phone.

So I thought maybe I left it at the coffee place.

So I went there, and it was closed.

So I went back to the office and I looked everywhere for it,

but obviously it was nowhere to be found.

And uh, I packed up my stuff and I drove home.

About how long does it take to get

from the office to home?

Uh, like...20 minutes.

OK. Well, I think we're done here for the night.

So, what are the next steps here?

Well? We're gonna track the call and see

if we can find the area. And once we do,

we'll send a team out to search.

There's not much you can do but wait.

Oh, but um, If you think of anything,

here's my card; you'll give me a call.

And Mr. Crawford, I suggest you don't go too far.

If we do find something,

we're gonna have some questions for you.

And in the meantime, if your phone should re-surface,

you'll let us know.

Yeah. Obviously, yeah.

All right. Good night.

Stacey. What did the police say?

-They're gonna track the call to see what they can find.

There's nothing more we can do for now.

OK. Well, I have the morning off tomorrow.

Want to meet at our spot in the park at 10:00 am?

-Sure.

I have a few house showings but not

until the afternoon. So...

I'll see you there.

OK. Night, Sis. I love you.

I can't believe this is happening.

When I answered the call, my uh, first thought was

that it could've been Ellen.

What made you think it could have been Ellen?

I knew you were in a meeting with her.

You two have been working a lot of overtime together.

Stacey, come on.

I know where you're going with this.

There is nothing between Ellen and I.

The last time you were working extra hours

and ignoring my phone calls, you said it was nothing

and you were cheating on me with Catherine.

This time is different. I swear.

Yeah, this is different than last time.

It goes way beyond infidelity or anything

we've ever been through.

I heard a gun shot.

Someone could be dead.

I...I don't know what to say. OK? This is crazy.

Look. First thing tomorrow morning,

I'll go back to the coffee place

and I'll ask to watch the security cam footage

to see if I can see who took my phone. OK?

OK.

What are you doing?

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to wake you.

I just need to borrow your phone to call the office.

Oh. Yeah, OK.

Hey, I made a fresh pot of coffee downstairs.

Oh, thanks.

Hey, Jeff!

Hey. Morning, Alek.

Joelle told me what happened last night;

that's insane. I didn't think you'd be here today.

Nah, I mean I don't exactly have my mind set to work,

but I gotta figure out who took my phone

and made that phone call.

Yeah. Where do you think you lost it?

I don't know; it's driving me crazy.

I came back here because I had that meeting

with Harry Kobelt yesterday. No one saw anything

and they don't have any camera surveillance inside.

Let me guess, you hadn't set up your find my phone app?

No, now the phone's not turned on

so I can't track it anyway.

Oh, I was supposed to help Sean

run the new filing system today.

You got enough on your shoulders.

I'll take care of that.

Yeah? You just gotta teach him how to--

Relax, buddy. I'll handle it.

OK.

Stacey. I got you your favorite, soy matcha latte.

What is it?

Someone's following me.

You see that girl? I noticed her when I first got here

and she's been keeping close ever since.

Let's go.

Did you call Mom this morning?

She told me she's been waiting to hear from you.

Not yet. I don't think I'm ready to tell her about

what happened last night; you know how she is.

Yeah, and she always reads us so well.

We never know how she's going to react.

Anyway, it's good not to put more stress on her.

What did Jeff have to say about everything?

He's on a mission to find out who could have his phone.

I'm freaking out.

Whoever has his phone knows I was on the line

and heard the gunshot.

Hey.Hey.

I'm done entering these files into the system.

You have some more?

I sure do.

Yay.

There you go.

Good job.

Oh, thanks. I'm sorry.

Mm hm.

I'm not sure about him.

Ellen. Stop it.

Sean's a good kid.

He's just having a rough time getting back on his feet

after his parents died. Plus, he's Alek's nephew.

And he's great with technology, which is exactly what we need.

Ah. All right. Well, if you say he's good,

then I trust your judgement.

Hey, you know what?

I have no more meetings scheduled today.

Why don't we skip out a few hours early and grab a drink?

Oh, um.

I gotta, I gotta take this.

Jeff Crawford speaking.

Yeah, Mr. Crawford. Detective Munger.

Wanted to let you know we were able to trace that call

to an area called Jenkintown.

Are you familiar with the place?

Or maybe you know someone who lives there?

No. I mean, I know where it is.

But I haven't been out that way in a long time.

-Did you get a new cell phone?

No. I am, I am heading out soon to do that.

Should be by the end of the afternoon, same number.

Got it. Well...we'll stay in touch.

OK. Bye.

What was that all about?

Is there anything you need to tell me?

We're just dealing with something that happened

last night. I don't really want to get into it.

Jeff, I know you were expecting to be promoted

to Regional Manager. And the last thing I want is for

things to be awkward between us because I got the job.

But you can always come to me about anything:

business or personal.

OK. Thanks. I appreciate it.

Of course.

Hello?

Oh, it's you. You scared me for a second.

I'm sorry. I should have called to let you know

I was coming home early.

I uh...

I got a new phone.

Hmm.

You OK? I uh, I've been the same all day too.

I can't shake the feeling that someone is watching me.

What? Why would you say that?

I think someone was following me when I was at the park

with Joelle this morning. I don't know for sure.

Maybe I'm just being paranoid.

No. No, no, no. Hey. You're probably just tired.

I know I am.

Oh, I uh, I talked to the detective.

They said they tracked the call.

OK, that's good news right?

Yeah. We'll know soon enough.

Inside.

Parker, it's me.

Pull Crawford in for questioning right away.

Looks like we've got ourselves a homicide.

Man, they were tough on you in there.

Hey. But you held it together well.

Thanks for everything, Mike.

What are friends for?

Yeah.

Hey, Stacey.

Thank you.

Stacey, they found a body. You were right.

Somebody was murdered.

I know, Joelle just called me. It's all over the news.

I can't believe someone stole my phone.

I have no alibi, Stacey and... a woman is dead!

I mean, they just kept asking me

the same question over and over again.

It's obvious they think I did it.

We both know you didn't do this.

Mike is a good lawyer. We're gonna get through this.

Maybe.

Let's go.

Hey.

I'm uh... I'm heading out early.

I'm gonna go see Mike before I go to the office.

How are you feeling?

Anxious.

I have a few showings today

so I hope that'll get my mind off of things.

Police are investigating the death of 28-year-old

Juliette Lane. Ms. Lane's body was found in a cottage

in Jenkintown by a cleaning service employee.

The cause of death was a gunshot wound to the chest.

I swear I will tell her everything that you do-

Seeing her face makes it all so real.

It's terrible.

Mom, I don't know what to tell you.

You should just wait to talk to her.

The last time your sister stopped taking my calls

was when Jeff was cheating on her.

Is he cheating again?

Please, Mom.

I knew it. I told her!

If a man cheats once, he'll do it again.

She thinks her husband is different from her dad.

Well, I have news for her. He isn't!

Enough, Mom! Jeff is nothing like Dad.

Not all men are liars--

Listen to yourself, you're so naive.

It's a wonder how you ever became a doctor.

OK, Mom. You've crossed the line. Again.

I have to go; I'll call you back later.

Jeff, do you mind?

No. No, come, sit down.

I'm not, I'm not sure exactly what's happening

uh, but a lotta people are saying some crazy things.

I don't care about the gossip;

I just wanted to make sure you were OK.

Oh, Sean. It's bad... -Yeah?

Sean. It is real... real bad.

OK, so I'll get your paperwork in

and I'll be in touch.

Perfect. -Thank you.

Looks like I found your new neighbors!

I saw them; they look perfect!

Hey, I was gonna make my famous spaghetti tonight

for Alek and Sean. Maybe you and Jeff could join us?

I can come, but I convinced Jeff

to go to his racquetball game.

I figured it could help get his mind off of things.

I get it. Well, hopefully, being out of the house

will do you some good too.

Dinner was amazing.

Thanks, Joelle.

Yes. Thank you. it was just what I needed.

Good.

So, how are you liking working at ARXB Financial?

Oh, it's...it's awesome. I like working with Jeff.

He helps a lot of people to build their dream businesses.

It's a career I can see myself in for sure, so...

Well, you know you can't get a job like Jeff's

without going back to school first.

Yeah, I get that. I'm not a kid anymore,

so you can stop treating me like one.

You'll always be a kid to Alek. I mean,

he raised you most of your life; it's only natural.

Joelle's right. It's tough, but you're a man now.

I'll cut you some slack.

I uh, I should go.

Yeah, I have a lot of work to do tomorrow.

Yeah, you've gotta impress your boss.

Hey, it was uh, good to see you, buddy.

Yeah, see ya soon.

So how are you and Jeff holding up?

We're doing the best we can.

It's such a nightmare; I just want it to all be over.

Nightmare is an understatement.

You're smack in the middle of a murder case.

Honey? Why don't you grab your iPad

and we can show Stacey some pictures from our trip?

Oh. Yeah.

I'm sorry. I should have told him not to bother you

about the case tonight.

You would love Montreal.

It's almost like you could be in Europe.

You guys look so good here.

Thanks.

We could all go together sometime.

Mm.

No!

Oh my god! It's the woman who was killed!

Why do you have a picture of her? Did you know her?

I can't believe this. I saw her on the news

and I couldn't place where I'd seen her before.

Where was this photo taken? How does Jeff know her?

Juliette was one of Jeff's clients.

This was a photo taken at a conference

last year in New York.

I need to talk to Jeff.

Wait, Stacey. Don't go.

Just take a minute. We can talk about this.

Sorry, Joelle. I need to discuss it with Jeff.

Stacey!

Hey, Honey.

Hey, thanks for pushing me to go to racquetball.

I really think it was just what I needed.

How was Joelle's dinner?

What's wrong?

You tell me.

I heard this girl get murdered.

You were right next to me on the couch

when we saw her on the news and you didn't say anything?

I froze.

I was in complete shock when I saw her face on TV.

Believe me, I've been stressing out all day about

how I was going to tell you.

How the police are gonna react

when they found out that I knew her.

You haven't told the detectives yet?

You need to tell them

before they find out on their own, Jeff.

They're gonna think you're hiding something from them.

They want me to come down to the station tomorrow.

I'll tell them then.

Were you sleeping with her?

What? No! Stacey! Absolutely not!

OK? She was just an old client of mine.

This photo is clearly showing

more than a professional relationship.

No. We were, we were...close.

I mean, she was just really thankful that I helped

save her company. I mentioned her before.

She's the one with the spa chain, remember?

I haven't spoken a word to her since we stopped working

together; that was four months ago!

So why didn't you just say that in the first place?

I was overwhelmed.

I mean, come on, my cell phone's at a crime scene?

And now I knew the victim too?

I was worried that you might not believe me

if I told you that I knew Juliette.

I mean, Stacey. Come on. I need you.

I need my wife by my side for this...

How do you think I felt when I saw that photo?

I wasn't just thinking,

did my husband have another affair?

I also thought,

could my husband have killed this girl?

This is exactly why I didn't say anything.

I mean, the police already look at me like I'm guilty.

But now my wife too?

I can't handle that.

I swear to you, Stacey. I didn't do it.

I never thought you could cheat on me and you did.

That is not fair.

OK, we were young and we were in a bad place.

You know me. I'm not capable of this.

The idea that you could have an affair is one thing.

But I know you could never kill someone.

So you have to stop hiding things from me. I need the

whole truth if we're gonna get through this together.

I know. I know. I'm sorry.

God, I love you so much.

I love you too.

Just a lot to process.

I need some time.

Yeah.

Hey.

Hey.

Where are you off to in such a hurry?

Uh, the police called me in for questioning

about Juliette's murder.

Ah. I was just with them for a couple of hours. It was brutal.

What did you tell them?

What do you mean?

We were together the night Juliette died.

What exactly did you say?

I just want my story to line up with yours.

Uh. I just told them the truth.

Yes, but if we say the meeting ran long

then we both have an alibi.

You're kidding, right?

Yes. Oh, my gosh.

Yes. Of course. I'm just nervous. Oh.

I already told them yesterday that I left around 7 pm.

OK

I should get going.

Yeah.

I just don't want to end up in the same situation

that Mom was in.

She was devastated when Dad cheated on her.

Do you think I'm crazy for trusting Jeff right now?

What if he was sleeping with Juliette?

You and Jeff are nothing like our parents.

You have such a solid relationship and...

Yeah, he messed up once.

You should answer that.

Hello?

Hello, is this Stacey Crawford?

Yes. Who am I speaking to?

My name is Meredith Yell.

Juliette Lane was my best friend.

Oh, I'm so sorry for what happened.

Me too. There's something I'd like to talk to you about.

OK.

Can you meet me tonight? I'll text you my address.

Tonight? Sure. Yes, of course.

Great.

That was Meredith, one of Juliette's friends.

She wants me to meet her at her place tonight.

I'll go with you.

No. I think she'll open up more if I go alone.

Hey.

Hey.

You're home early.

Yeah.

How did it go with the detectives?

Yeah, well, I uh, I told them about working with Juliette

and of course, they knew. Then.

Then again, they just kept asking the same questions

over and over again, like they expected me

to change my answer.

I'm glad Mike was with you.

I'm sure it helped having a friend there.

Yeah. He invited me to racquetball tonight

to get my mind off of it.

Yeah.

That could help.

Mm. I'm just gonna go grab my, my bag.

That was Meredith,

one of Juliette's friends.

Meredith.

Meredith?

Are you OK?

Oh, my god!

Meredith?

Meredith!

Hey. You're all right. I'm gonna get you some help, OK?

911, what's your emergency?

Yes, someone has been attacked.

Please send help to 23 Lakeside street. Hurry.

-Help's on the way.

You're OK.

You're OK.

Roberto. Romana.

Roberto Romana? Who is that?

Meredith?

I called Alek and let him know what happened.

He's with Sean and neither of them have heard from Jeff.

I can't reach him either.

But I just looked up Roberto Romana online

and it's not a person. It's a pizza place

in the same area they found Juliette.

I wonder what Meredith was trying to tell you.

I just wish I could have got there earlier.

There was nothing I could do to save her.

I'm so sorry. That's awful.

I should go.

Stacey. I'm so sorry. I came as fast as I could.

Are you sure you don't want to stay with us tonight?

I just want to be home.

OK.

Text me when you get there.

I will. I love you.

I love you too.

How was your meeting with Juliette's friend?

That's where you were, right?

How did you know where I was going?

I saw the text that Meredith sent earlier

when I was at home.

Why didn't you just tell me?

Meredith's dead.

What did you just say?

I said she's dead.

Someone attacked her before I got there;

she died in my arms.

That's terrible.

Where were you tonight?

What?

You said you had a racquetball game with Mike.

But since you've been unreachable.

I called him. He said you cancelled.

I uh... I decided not to go. I just--

I wasn't in the mood to see anyone.

So I just...I drove around.

And I debated following you to Meredith's

or just coming home.

Meredith was supposed to tell me something that I

needed to know about the call,

about Juliette or maybe about you.

And now she's dead.

And once again, you can't prove where you were?

Are you seriously suggesting

that I had something to do with it?

I don't know what to think anymore.

Stacey.

Don't do it.

Stacey, come on.

Are you scared of me?

I can't trust anything right now, including you, Jeff.

Stacey. Don't say that.

I'm gonna sleep in the guest bedroom.

Here we go.

Hi.

I was wondering if I could ask you

a couple of questions.

My name is Stacey Crawford.

I'm Selena.

I think you may have known Meredith Yell?

She told me to come here. I'm trying to find out why.

I'm sorry I don't know a Meredith Yell.

Can you please just tell me if you recognize

anyone in these photos?

Um...oh. I know this girl.

She was killed not too long ago.

You knew her?

I mean, she was a customer here. She would come

pretty often, usually alone, sometimes with her boyfriend.

Although once she came in with another woman

and they caused a scene with a big argument.

You said she came in with a boyfriend. It's not this man?

Um. It's hard to tell. It could be.

I didn't really get a good look at him.

He usually wore a hat so it hid most of his face.

I'm sorry; I should get back to work.

One last question:

do you know the woman Juliette was arguing with?

No. I'm sorry I couldn't help.

Darn it. I'm out of storage.

I keep forgetting to take that hard drive

Jeff offered me.

Have you heard from Stacey this morning?

No. She needs her rest,

so I'm gonna wait a bit to call.

I'm seeing her later with Mom anyways.

Yeah. She definitely needs her rest.

This whole situation with her and Jeff

is getting pretty crazy. You should hear some of

the gossip going around the office right now.

Do people actually believe he killed Juliette?

Some of them are saying that she might have been

his mistress and he might have killed her

so Stacey wouldn't find out.

Why would people think Jeff and Juliette

were having an affair?

It's an accumulation of things.

Juliette was bringing him gifts, lunches,

following him to conferences.

The rumors probably wouldn't be this bad if she hadn't

asked for her file to be transferred to Jeff.

So she was working with someone else before Jeff?

-Mm.

Who?

Ellen.

The gossip's only gonna get worse once they find out

that Juliette's friend was murdered

and that Jeff doesn't have an alibi again.

Oh God. That's brutal. Poor Jeff!

You seem very preoccupied, honey.

Are you finally going to tell me what's going on?

I know something is wrong.

You're right, we've been keeping something from you.

I knew it. Why am I always the last to know?

This is serious, Mom.

Before I tell you, I need to be sure you're gonna listen

to me without interrupting or judging.

On Sunday night, I got a phone call.

Uh, I didn't expect anybody to be in here.

What are you doing in Alek's office?

Wh.. Alek's out for lunch, and he uh, he told me

I could use his computer, so.

OK, well, I just came to grab a file.

Mm hm. Yeah.

You're getting pretty comfortable here.

Jeff says you've been doing some really good work.

Uh, thanks. Thanks.

-You know, I mentioned to Jeff it might be a good idea

to take some time off.

So you may work directly under your uncle.

Uh. I'd rather um, not.

Alek bosses me around enough in my normal life;

I don't need it at work too.

Yes, I can understand that.

I told you years ago you should have left him.

He's just like your father!

Nothing but a liar and a cheater!

Mom, stop!

You don't get to tell me when I can and can't talk.

I did my best to raise you girls well, to protect you

so that you'd never get hurt the way I did.

And look what I get in return.

You always think you know better, you...

you just see me as a, a bitter old woman.

You never even bother to consider my advice.

Look at you now. You're still married to a man

who is about to destroy your life with his lies.

That's enough, Mom!

This is exactly why I didn't want to tell you.

I always expect you to be supportive

and you disappoint me every time.

You need to be smart, Stacey. Instead of pining for a man

who is keeping another woman's bed warm.

Stop it!

Jeff is nothing like Dad.

You need to swallow your pride and realize

that my relationship is different than yours was!

I think it would be best if you left and we can continue

this conversation when you're ready to be supportive.

Oh, God.

Oh, Mom.

Mom?

I got you.

What's happened?

I got you. It's OK.

It's OK, just breathe. It's OK. I got you.

Thank you for taking such good care of her.

She's gonna be OK. She just needs some rest.

-This is all my fault.

I should've never acted like that.

I just couldn't handle hearing Mom talk about

how Jeff has lied to me before and--

Stop blaming yourself.

She's OK.

I know.

I just feel so tired.

Deep down, I don't think Jeff is capable of murder.

But with everything stacked against him, I don't want

to be one of those stupid girls blinded by love.

You are not stupid, and you know your husband.

Just listen to your heart and leave all of those details

to Mike and the police.

Thanks, Jo. You're right.

I can't believe Stacey didn't call

to tell me about Madeline.

I told Joelle I was with you so,

Stacey knew I'd let you know.

Well. Still.

I know. This is a lot for Stacey.

Adding to what happened last night...she was a wreck.

This whole thing is a mess. She's barely talking to me.

I don't know what to do anymore to make her believe me.

Alek. I'm losing her.

Maybe...maybe being home more will help.

Jeff. Can I see you in my office, please?

Uh, yeah. Yeah, sure.

So I hear you're finally taking my advice?

Yeah. I'm gonna take the afternoon and finalize

some paperwork and then heading out.

Mm. It's gonna be weird not having you around.

There's something I need to tell you about Juliette and I.

When I was handling her file, something went wrong.

What do you mean?

I made a calculation mistake;

I was fixing it, but when she found out,

she accused me of trying to sabotage her company.

Were you? Trying to sabotage her?

No. Of course not! But...

This happened just after they announced the opening for

Regional Manager and I was blinded by getting the title.

I didn't think twice. I offered Juliette money

to buy her silence because I didn't want the situation

to leave a black mark on my career and spoil my chances

for the promotion.

Wow. So did she take the money?

No. She just dropped me and asked you

to handle her business plans.

Well, so why are you, why are you telling me all of this?

The police have her cell phone and her laptop.

I'm not sure if she still has our email exchanges.

But if she does, I could be in trouble.

Hold on. You haven't told the police?

Ellen. Are you kidding me?

I'm being accused of murder here, and you're sitting

on information that could help me?

Jeff. It's not that simple.

Oh, no. But it is!

You lied to the police and now you want me to help you.

I'm sorry, but uh, I'm gonna tell them everything.

You'll regret not accepting my offer for an alibi.

You can leave now.

Mom's not that young anymore.

Seeing her so fragile on her hospital bed

made me realize she won't be with us forever.

But I want to finish the conversation

we started with her.

We didn't even get to tell her about the murder.

She deserves to know that Jeff is a suspect.

Always tip toeing around her because of her anxiety.

But you're right.

She needs to know what you're going through.

I'm sure, once she understands

the whole situation, she'll be supportive.

Mom is strong. She still has many years ahead of her.

Yeah. She's far too stubborn

to go before she's ready.

She was so worried about what the police might find out.

I mean, she must be hiding something.

Like what?

I'm not sure. But I gotta find out.

This could be a way to get the police off my back.

Mm.

Hey, do you...do you think maybe Sean would...

hack into Ellen's e-mails if I-

Absolutely not.

There's no way I'm gonna let my nephew take the risk.

He could get sued if he gets caught.

Could end up with a criminal record.

No. Sorry. You're right.

That's all right.

There's gotta be another way to find out without you

getting in more trouble, right?

You've got enough of that as it is.

Yeah. Yeah.

We should be getting back to the hospital.

Yeah. Oh, uh, before we go, can I grab that extra hard drive?

Sure, you can check Jeff's office.

Thanks.

Did you find it?

Oh, my God. No.

All right, ladies.

We've done a complete search of the house

so that's gonna be all for today.

Is Jeff going to be arrested?

Nothing's gonna happen before we run some tests

on the bullet that killed Juliette Lane.

To make sure it came from that gun.

Is it safe for Stacey to stay here?

I think Ms. Crawford is the only one

that can make that decision.

Ladies.

I'm gonna stay here. -Stacey.

Go pick up Mom. I'll call you later.

You should come and stay at Mom's too.

I'm fine.

Hey. You wanted to see me?

Yeah, yeah. Come on in.

Grab a seat.

Oh, do you mind uh, closing the door?

Yeah, yeah.

What's up?

Alek doesn't want me talking to you about this, OK?

So can we keep it between us?

Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

Um, I need your help with something.

Well, I'm not great with computers. And I know you are.

I need to talk to Mr. Crawford... in private.

Um.

It's OK.

Cool.

Thanks, Sean.

Yeah. Yeah.

Mr. Crawford,

Detective Munger.

We got a call this afternoon from your wife.

She found your old cell phone in your home office.

Next to a gun.

You-you're serious. That's impossible.

Detective, I don't even own a gun. Stacey knows that.

I'm sure she told you!

We'll let the experts determine that.

You know, they're gonna need a little time to see

if the gun they found matches the bullet

that killed Juliette Lane.

But if it does, you'll hear from us soon enough.

What does that mean?

It just means uh, stick around. Don't leave town.

So, are you gonna join us for a sleepover?

I don't think so. I need to face Jeff.

Stacey. You cannot stay there alone.

He just got home. I'll call you back.

I'm calling Alek right now so he can be there with you.

Hey, listen you've gotta believe me when I tell you--

I trusted you! I defended you! -Hey.

Don't touch me! Since when do you keep a gun in our house?

That wasn't my gun!

Stacey, I don't even own a gun! You know that!

Come on, I swear, I'm getting framed here!

Do you know how insane that sounds?

I'm telling the truth, OK?

Somebody must have planted that gun

and my cell phone in my office.

The same way someone brought your phone to a crime scene?

Or how you were unreachable the night that Meredith died?

Stacey, please. Just listen.

Today I decided to fight for you. Like an idiot, I decided

to ignore everything pointed against you. I told myself

over and over again that you couldn't have possibly

done this. And now...

I can't live under the same roof as you.

I think you should leave.

You can pack a suitcase and

come get the rest of your stuff another day.

And just so you know,

I called Joelle and Alek is on the way.

Stacey, you know I would never hurt you.

You already have.

Hey. I just got a call from Joelle.

I know why you're here.

Just um, take good care of Stacey for me. Please.

And listen, I'm gonna make sure she knows

she was right to trust me.

Stacey. It's Alek.

Hey, I'm so sorry about everything.

Joelle just called for me to check on you

I know, she told me.

Stacey?

I was just about to call you.

OK, good. Are you OK?

Jeff just left and Alek is here.

I think we should wait to tell Mom

until I can be there. I want to do it myself.

I'm just gonna relax for a bit,

and I'll come over later.

Call if you need anything. Love you.

OK. Bye.

Thanks for coming over.

Yeah, of course. Do you want me to stay or...?

No. Thanks, I'll...I'll be OK.

All right, if you're sure.

You know I'm just a phone call away

if you need anything, right?

All right.

I have no alibi. Stacey, a woman is dead.

I was worried that you might not believe me

if I told you that I knew Juliette.

I decided not to go. So I just...I drove around.

Jeff! Jeff! What are you doing?

I know you found out my secret.

You killed Juliette?

I had to. She was gonna tell everyone about our affair.

I couldn't let her do that.

And Meredith?

She knew about Juliette and I and she was going to tell you.

I did what I had to do.

I love you so much, Stacey.

I wish there was another way.

Jeff, I'll...I'll keep your secret.

I won't tell anyone. I won't.

You would do that?

I would do anything for us.

How could you change your mind so fast?

I just needed time to think.

I love you.

I love you, too.

We can be together.

OK.

Stacey!

Why are you making this harder than it has to be?

GET OFF ME!

I love you, Stacey. but it's time to say goodbye.

Jeff! What are you doing?

You were having a nightmare. I was trying to wake you up.

Hey, Stacey. Hey. Hey.

I'm sorry I scared you. I just came back to get my

briefcase; I texted you before coming.

Would you just slow down so we can talk for a minute?

Police. Open up!

Stacey, I swear I'm innocent. OK, just...

Can you call Mike please and tell him what's happening?

I love you.

Joelle?

-What's happening?

They arrested Jeff.

They arrested him for Juliette's murder.

-What?

Thanks, Mom.

I never thought it would have been so easy

to tell you all of this.

Am I allowed to talk now?

Of course I want to hear what you have to say.

I appreciate you telling me all of this.

As your mother, I should be protecting you from harm,

not adding to it. I am so sorry

for how I handled our conversation last time.

Thank you.

OK. Now we need to take care of you.

I know I haven't been Jeff's biggest cheerleader

in the past but, Stacey, there is a big difference

between being a liar or a cheater and being a murder--

Do you really believe Jeff killed that girl?

The murder weapon was at our house.

Jeff has no alibi; his cell phone was at a crime scene--

You're not answering my question.

Can you tell me out loud that your husband is a killer?

That's what I thought.

Hello?

Hey, Stacey. Jeff's already had his arraignment.

As I thought, there's no possibility of bail

without a bond hearing which is set for later today.

OK.

I also got disclosure of evidence,

which I'll take a look at and then we should meet.

Are you available later today?

I don't know. Is it gonna make a difference?

Stacey, you're still his wife.

Nobody knows him like you do.

Having you testify in his favor

at the bond hearing also couldn't hurt.

I'll see you later and uh,

I'll let you know about the hearing.

This file contains everything they have on Jeff so far.

Why a glove?

-It was found on the lawn of the cottage

where Juliette was killed.

It's covered in gun residue.

The police think the killer dropped it

when they were fleeing the scene.

Gun residue. That means the killer was wearing this

when he shot Juliette?

Can we find out what fabric this glove is made of?

Yeah, no problem. I can call the detective. But why?

Jeff has severe allergies.

Right. To what materials again?

Polyester and latex are the worst ones.

He breaks out in a bad rash.

It usually lasts a week or so.

He could have never hid this from me.

Hey, how did it go?

Fine. A little overwhelming

looking at all the evidence.

Where's Mom?

She's upstairs. Probably still picking out an outfit.

Mike told me that Jeff thinks Ellen could have

something to do with Juliette's murder.

What? Ellen?

Apparently, she did something wrong

when she was managing Juliette's business plan

and then offered her a big amount of cash

not to talk about it.

Is there any proof?

Ellen told Jeff there were emails

between her and Juliette.

Mike's on it.

Hey, Mike?

The detective on the case was very quick

getting back to me.

Your hunch was right: the glove is 100% polyester.

This could be great for us.

But I suggest we wait before telling the police.

At least until we get the results of the DNA analysis.

Jeff can't wear those gloves. It's impossible.

-I hear you, but they're gonna do everything they can

to find a loophole...

like saying Jeff could have worn glove liners.

I'll get you the number for his doctor,

but it's a very severe allergy.

I had to buy a new couch and change half my wardrobe

when I met him.

-Oh, I know.

Send me the number of his dermatologist

and if we need to,

I'll have him in court as an expert witness.

I'm confident, Mike.

This is good news, honey!

You're allowed to have hope for Jeff.

Just the same way you were allowed

to lose your trust in him.

Those feelings are natural and real.

You can't fight them.

Thanks, Mom.

But if Jeff isn't guilty, then someone is framing him.

I wanna know more about Ellen.

Maybe Jeff is right and she had something to do with it.

Ellen?

Oh, I'll explain later.

I may not understand everything that's going on,

but it's clear you have more urgent things to do

than to go to Jeff's hearing.

If you're OK with it, I can go.

I've known Jeff long enough to testify for him.

You would do that?

-Of course I would.

And just so things are clear between us,

I'll never believe Jeff could kill someone.

Well, where are you gonna start?

I'll go back to Roberto's Pizza Place.

And then maybe I'll stop at Jeff's office.

I'll keep you updated as I go. And thank you.

Let me know how it goes at the hearing.

Hello?

Hey, I just got home. Jeff has been bailed out.

Mom paid the bail, but he has a long list of restrictions.

Mom paid? What kind of restrictions does he have?

-Well, he's not allowed to be around you

or have any interaction with you.

He can't go to work either.

He has to report to a corrections officer

every day, morning and night.

He has to wear an ankle monitor.

And... he's gonna stay at Mom's.

Is Mom OK with that?

-She's happy to help.

She'll never stop surprising me.

I'm just waiting for Selena at Roberto's Pizza Place.

If she confirms that Ellen is the woman Juliette

was arguing with, I'll try to pay her a visit after.

OK. Let me know how it goes please.

-I'll call you later.

Sounds like Stacey's on a mission to clear Jeff's name.

And what happened since yesterday to change her mind?

She found out Juliette's killer

was wearing polyester gloves.

We all know Jeff could never wear those.

Wow. That's amazing!

Yeah.

Stacey is so strong.

I know she's gonna find out the truth about

what happened. Like you said, she's on a mission.

Hi, what can I do for you?

Hi. I came in not too long ago

to ask you some questions.

Do you remember me?

Of course I do.

You mentioned that Juliette Lane,

the girl who was murdered,

came in one day with a woman and they argued.

Mm hm.

Is this her?

Yes, that looks like her.

Thank you.

Right.

She confirmed Ellen is the woman she saw fighting

with Juliette. We're definitely on to something.

Wow. she really could be framing Jeff.

-Yes. I'm gonna go to the office to see

what I can find.

-It's not safe. Let me at least go with you.

-I'm not sure I can go tonight.

If I can't reach Peter,

I have to go check on the Marshall house.

It hits the market tomorrow.

OK. Well, call me on your way back.

I'll be waiting at your place.

OK.

Poor Stacey.

I know.

So, you're gonna stay with her for a while, then?

Yeah.

I don't want to leave her alone.

What are you gonna do without me?

I'll probably check in on Sean.

He's having a bit of a tough time lately.

Oh, well. He's lucky to have such a great uncle.

I guess.

I'll see you tomorrow?

OK.

Hello?

Stacey?

Peter? I'm in here.

Oh, my god, Stacey!

Someone was in the house. We need to call the police.

It's too bad you didn't see anyone.

I'm sorry. Are you gonna be all right to drive?

Yes. Thank you, Peter.

OK. Come on.

They were right there.

We could've had them.

I'm just so happy you're all right.

Thanks for coming.

Of course.

It's so scary.

I'm staying over tonight, OK?

Why don't I make us some tea?

Thanks, Jo.

I didn't hear you get in.

How did it go at the police station?

They're not sure the incident from last night is related

to Juliette or Meredith's murder.

Come on. Really?

Detective Munger told said it could just be

a home invasion gone wrong.

If only I could have given them a good description.

I still want to go to the office and look into Ellen,

regarding her confession to Jeff

about her background with Juliette.

Then the argument at the pizza place,

but first I need to talk to Jeff.

Hey, sweetie.

Hey, Mom. Is ...is Jeff close to you right now?

Yes, why?

-Can you put your phone on speaker, please?

Jeff, I know you're not supposed to call or talk

to Stacey right now, but...

this is just me calling my mom...

and Stacey is sitting next to me.

Uh... hey. Um, I hope you and Stacey are doing OK.

Uh, Madeline told me what happened at the Marshall house.

I uh, wish I could have been there for Stacey.

-Don't worry I'm taking good care of her.

I'm sure Mike told you about the gloves.

Yeah, he did. My wife's a friggin' genius.

-Well, she wanted me to tell you that she knows you

didn't do anything, and she's sorry for how she acted.

It um, It means the world

to know that she's behind me. Thank you.

It's...it's so hard to be away from her

with all of this going on. I...

Jeff, I miss you so much.

I promise I'm gonna find a way to get you out of this.

But please, just ... just be careful.

Stacey.

What are you doing here?

I know you're hiding something

about your history with Juliette.

I suppose we should get this over with then.

Excuse me?

I knew somebody would find out eventually.

I'm happy you agreed to go out tonight.

We haven't had much time together lately.

-I'm sorry. I've just been so worried

about Stacey and my mom.

But... I'm glad we're finally getting some time together.

You're not gonna take that?

No, it's just Sean.

I just need a break;

I don't know what to tell him anymore.

Mm. I'll wait for you downstairs?

Yeah.

Jeff told me about the money.

I know there's something else.

You wouldn't be this scared if it was only a bribe

to cover a small mistake.

Are you really gonna let Jeff go to jail for something

you know he didn't do?

You're right, Stacey. There is something more

Recently, Juliette sent me an email

saying that she now wanted money

I offered her months ago.

I talked to her over the phone and I convinced her

to meet me in person.

We...we were supposed to meet last Monday.

But as you can imagine, it never happened

because she was killed the night before.

I was scared that the police would find out about it

and mark me as a suspect.

I even offered Jeff a fake alibi that would help the both of us.

But Jeff didn't take you up on it.

No. No he didn't.

Alek. Hurry up, please.

-Give me five minutes.

OK. I'm gonna go warm up the car.

Hey, how did it go?

Hey, I just got a weird text from Sean

and now he won't answer his phone.

Has he tried to get in touch with you guys?

-Uh, yeah. Actually, he

tried calling Alek maybe ten minutes ago.

-I've got a bad feeling about this.

Stay put; I'm on my way over.

Sean, I'm serious.

You need to stop calling me when I'm with Joelle.

Keep it together.

-Alek, listen, I've been doing a lot of thinking--

Sean!

I'm gonna try calling Sean again.

-Yeah, let me know what he says.

Switching to Bluetooth.

I agreed to hide the gun and cell at Jeff's house

cause you said it was your only option.

I had no idea it was Jeff's phone

or that you shot your mistress!

Sean? Sean are you there?

Joelle? You need to go now.

Alek? Are you there? I'm gonna be there in a minute.

I don't know what you heard exactly

but Sean is losing it.

He's done a lot of terrible things

and he's trying to pin it all on me.

Yeah. He did seem really upset.

But why didn't you tell me earlier?

Just stay calm; walk to the house.

I can explain everything.

I said get in the house now.

Alek. Let's talk--

-Shut up. I'm tryin' to think.

Alek, let go of me.

THAT'S ENOUGH!

Sean. Sean. Sean. Sean!

What are you doing here?

No. What are you doing, Alek?

Stay outta this, Sean. I'm warning you.

Alek, you're hurting me.

You are forcing me, Joelle. Just get inside!

Alek! Stop. Stop it!

Hey, whoa whoa whoa!

I called the police. They know everything.

We know you killed Juliette and Meredith. It's over.

Shut up, Stacey!

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

She's so damn right.

And you played me right from the start.

I need you to hide this in Jeff's home office.

All right? I'm gonna be in a meeting with him;

Stacey's gonna be with Joelle at the park.

There's nobody home.

Now is the perfect time for you to go.

-Alek. What happened?

-You don't get to know.

Remember when I saved your ass

on that drunk driving charge?

And you hit somebody?

Well, now you get to return the favor and help me.

I mean, nobody's gonna think to look

in Jeff's house, right?

Hey, Sean. You owe me this.

And I'm done keeping my mouth shut.

I'm not afraid of you anymore.

I know you killed Juliette and you told Joelle

you were with me the night Meredith died.

He wasn't!

-Keep your voice down.

-I won't!

You even planned to kill Stacey in the house for sale.

You're a monster.

-You're the one who planted the gun

and the cell at Jeff's. All right?

It's your word against mine.

Let him go.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Alek. Stop it!

the whole stupid thing.

Nothing would've happened

if Juliette hadn't threatened me.

She said she was gonna tell everybody about our affair.

Joelle, I love you so much. You gotta believe me.

I never loved Juliette.

I hacked into your email, Alek.

I have proof of your affair with Juliette. You're done.

But why did you frame Jeff?

Alek was unhappy with his demotion

when he got transferred at ARXB.

He wanted Jeff's position.

Please, Joelle. Don't listen to him.

It was never supposed to happen this way.

I never wanted you or your sister,

or Jeff to be involved.

It was a mistake, I swear.

I grabbed Jeff's phone by accident and then--

And then, you pocket-dialed me with my husband's phone

while you killed your mistress.

Framing Jeff for Juliette's murder was the perfect plan

to get him out of the way so you could take his job.

I can't even look at you.

-Stay away from my sister!

Alek, you're not going anywhere.

I don't want to shoot you.

But I will if you make me.

OK. Here we go.

What's this?

Oh, it's another letter from Alek.

You should read it when you get the chance.

I still can't believe how delusional he is

thinking I'll go visit him in jail.

Ah. Here you are.

Sorry we're late. Your mother couldn't decide

what outfit to wear, as per usual.

You look great.

Thanks, honey.

And um, the other letter? Is a confirmation that

I've been accepted to Doctors without Borders.

I leave next week.

I'm beyond happy for you, Sis.

Thank you.

I am so proud of my girls.

To Joelle. my brilliant little sister.

Cheers.

Stacey? -Mm.

To you. Who knows where I'd be without you?

Happy Anniversary, Jeff.

Happy Anniversary.

Let's celebrate!

Come here!

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