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- This is Wayne.

I've decided I'll be taking
a break from my activities

of the last three years.

Andrea's pregnant with our first child,

a boy, which I'm a little excited about.

So I don't think it'd be
appropriate to do anything

while raising a family.

I just figure that there
are too many things

to take care of in the last few months

of Andrea's pregnancy,
and especially after

the baby is born.

You know, people coming
over, things like that.

So we do plan on having other children,

so this break may be of some duration.

Andrea has expressed to me an interest

in joining me once I start up again.

But for now I have to take some measures

to preserve what I have
done up to this point,

so I will be signing off for a while.

- [Andrea] So what are you thinking?

- I'm actually thinking of getting

back into it a little bit.

I've been having the
thought for a while now.

You know, I think it's,

getting a little ancy.

The kids are grown now, they're
doing their own things now.

- [Andrea] You're bored.

- Very.

- [Andrea] So when are you gonna start?

- I really hadn't given that a thought.

I was just thinking that
we have to do something

different than before in getting people.

I don't wanna run into the same problems

I ran into before.

- [Andrea] Well now
that you're experienced,

you pretty much know what works

and what doesn't work.

- Right, but still have to get them

to become more cooperative.

We'll have to think of different
ways of achieving that.

- [Andrea] Well we'll
have to talk about it.

I'll have to think about
it and make a list.

- All right.

I'm sure we'll be able to
come up with something.

- [Andrea] So do you
think I could help you

this time around?

- Yeah, I think so, I do.

- [Andrea] Well here's a suggestion.

- What's that?

- [Andrea] Richard already
tried to commit suicide

and he left a note.

- Shh.

But yeah, you're right.

That would work.

- [Andrea] And then after
that we could put an ad

in the paper, get another border.

- Right.

- [Andrea] It's a place to start.

- We may have people at hand.

That would work.

- [Andrea] Well let's start with that.

- Okay, okay, we can do that.

- [Andrea] And then we
can just go from there

and come up with other things.

- Right.

Okay, that'd be a good start.

- Sleeping pills, that's a given.

Antifreeze, that tastes sweet.

Rat poison, I don't know if
you can taste that or not.

Maybe you can try it and tell me.

- [Wayne] I think not.

- I guess you want me to do all the work

now that I'm helping you.

- [Wayne] Do all the work?

- As far as putting this together.

You're not coming up with any ideas.

- [Wayne] Well you make the drink,

and I'll take care of the rest.

- Well do you have any suggestions?

- [Wayne] Not on hand.

What you already
mentioned are some things.

I'm sure we can come up
with some others later on.

- All right, well I can add to this later.

- [Boy] Hey, we're home.

Hey dad, come here for a second.

- [Wayne] We better continue this later.

- I guess that's the end
of this conversation.

- [Wayne] I'll be back.

- [Andrea] You need to
pull her down some more.

- You're right.

- [Andrea] That's good.

- Back up, back up.

Back up.
- Oh come on, I wanna see.

- Just back up.

- [Andrea] Come on.

- Stay down there, stay
down there, stay down there.

Stay down, stay down.

Drink it, drink it, drink it.

Drink it, drink it,

back up, back up, back up.

- [Andrea] Oh come on.

- Come on, drink, drink that.

Ow, this is burning me.

Come on, come on, come on.

Stay down, stay down.

You like that?

You like that, hmm?

You like that?

I think she's gone.

Back up, back up, get out.

- [Andrea] Come on, Wayne.

- Need a towel.

That was good.

What I was thinking of here was,

frankly the bathroom is,

you don't wanna do in the bathroom,

I don't wanna do anything in the bathroom.

So I was thinking of kind of fixing

some things up in here.

Like moving this bench over to here,

getting rid of some of these things.

Was thinking of getting hooks on the wall

or something like that--

- [Andrea] No, no, no,
no hooks in my walls.

- It's concrete.

- [Andrea] No, we're not
doing hooks in the walls.

You'll have to figure something else out.

- I'll think of something else then.

But I think it would work right here

and probably put up some
plastic or something up also.

Also we'll have to put,

kind of deter people from coming down

so I'll have to put a lock
on the door or something.

- [Andrea] That's fine.

We can put pictures up.

- Pictures, for?

- [Andrea] Pictures.

- I don't think pictures
would work too well.

- [Andrea] Why not?

- For the purpose of what?

- [Andrea] For the
purpose, because I said.

- Yeah, but I don't need
to see any pictures.

Obviously, the people.

I don't want them comfortable at all.

- [Andrea] Whatever.

You need to put padding down
or something on the table.

- It defeats the point.

I don't want them comfortable at all.

Pain is what I want.

Pain is what I want, so.

- [Andrea] Whatever, I'll
support you, just do it.

Just, whatever.

- Okay, that's cool.

May paint, but that's about it.

- [Andrea] And why would you paint?

- Kind of mask whatever
might get on the wall.

- [Andrea] Then you
paint after, not before.

- You're right, you're right.

We could do that.

Sound good?

- [Andrea] Whatever, I
said whatever you do,

I'll support it.

Okay, that sounds good.

Let's go eat.

- Know what that could get you?

Six pack, baby.

- Ew.

- What do you mean ew?

Get out of here.

- Awe, my children.

Where did I go wrong?

- Mom.

- What?

- Yeah you went pretty good.

- With you.

- You're not doing such
a good job yourself.

- Behave.

You need to be respectful.

- You were better before the six pack.

Before you started drinking six packs.

Oh, ouch.

- Yeah, I'll throw you off the bed.

- Let's go, let's go.

- No, I don't fight chicks
that look like deer.

You heard that?

- Let's go, let's go.

Come on, I'll fight better than you.

- You're rude.

- You're rude.
- I'll fight better than you.

I'll fight better than you, you cutie pie.

- Can you control this man
beast over here, somebody?

- Both of us will gang up
on you, you'll be sorry.

- I'll get you.

- Get out of here.

- I'll get you.

- Okay.

- [Boy] Can I ask you a question?

- Sure.

- How come there's no pictures of me?

There's like one, two,
three pictures of her

all over the place.

- Because.

- [Boy] Why?

- Because.

- Because why?

- [Andrea] Because we just
have pictures of her all over.

- What, you not like me or something?

- [Andrea] Oh no, I love you.

- Oh yeah.

Well she's not as cute as me.

- Well that's your opinion.

Both of my children are cute.

Both of my children are cute.

You're just so cute.

We'll take pictures of you.

I'll pull some out of the scrapbook.

Will you feel better?

- [Boy] Yeah.

- Okay, I'll do that.

What are you doing?

- I'm just having some private time here.

Wanted to look at a couple things.

- [Andrea] I have to take a bath now.

You need to clean up that mess.

- Okay, I'll get that in a little bit.

- [Andrea] Everything's in a little bit.

No, I need to do it now.

- I had, thought I had two cases,

or three cases around and
I've only found two of them.

Have you seen the third one at all?

- [Andrea] No, I didn't touch your stuff.

- Well neither Todd nor
Monica have access to here

and I haven't seen, I don't
know where the other one is.

- [Andrea] You probably
don't know how many you had.

Now, Wayne.

- Okay, I'll be, just give me a minute.

I'll be right there, I told you that.

I know I had more stuff here.

You gotta see this.

This is really disturbing.

Look at this.

- [Andrea] We should show this to Todd.

Better yet, we could put it
in one of his birthday cards.

- We could that, or we could
put one in Monica's too.

- [Andrea] No, now that's not nice.

Okay, clean up time.

- [Andrea] Thank goodness.

- [Wayne] There, see?

It's clean.

- It's about time.

You missed a spot.

- [Wayne] Took a bit to clean up also.

- Come on, out, out.

See ya.

- [Wayne] Had a few markings on the wall

and had to clean up a few things,

so my basement project's
gonna have to wait a while.

For the first time using that mix,

it certainly has a good effect on him.

I don't remember it
being that easy though.

Glad to be rid of him anyway.

Oh, the note.

We should've saved that.

Well, next time.

- Hello, how are you?

- Lovely to see you.

- Nice to see you too.

- Hello, Wayne.

- [Wayne] Hi.

- Wayne, you need to put
down that goddamn camera

and eat your meal.

- [Wayne] Look at that.

- It's good stew.

- Good for what?

I didn't mean to interrupt,
but good for what?

- For eating.

What do you do with food?

You eat it, and you don't look like you've

missed too many meals.

- What is this, left over from last week?

- Please.

I never see you invite
me over to your house.

- [Andrea] We like it that way.

- So Wayne, are you still working

for that crappy insurance company?

- [Andrea] Excuse me, that
insurance company pays the bills.

- I believe you're there too.

- [Andrea] Yes, I am.

- Still, huh?

- [Andrea] Yeah.

- They haven't fired you.

- [Wayne] Nevermind.

- No, but he's about to be fired.

He's already gotten warnings.

- Why am I not surprised?

- [Wayne] They just don't
appreciate what I do.

- Yeah, you're completely incompetent.

You've never been able
to do anything right.

- Why are you picking on him?

- You pick on him.

- Well I'm married to him.

- Like that gives you the
right to tear down my son.

- Oh, it's okay if you do it.

- Excuse me, I'm his mother.

I know what's best for him.

- [Andrea] Really?

You could've fooled me.

- [Wayne] Time, time,
can we just calm down.

- Why?

You know how your mother is.

I told you I didn't wanna come here.

- I have no idea why he married you.

You're a miserable bitch.

- Yeah, well guess what?

I'm just like you are.

- Yeah well, it's nice that
he goes in for older women.

- You're older than I am.

- I don't think so.

- Yes, you are because I checked it out.

I checked out everything about you.

- I had him when I was 14, so.

- And your point?

That you were a little whore?

- Please, I had to give up
all my fun teenage years

to raise him.

- Oh, so you had fun screwing

instead of fun playing as a teenager.

- It was an accident.

Wayne was a complete accident.

- [Andrea] Oh yeah, it was an accident.

You didn't keep your legs crossed.

- [Wayne] So I was an accident?

- Well not that you weren't
loved, of course you were loved.

- Oh yeah, right.

She has to say that.

It makes her sound good, you know?

- [Wayne] Loved how?

- No once we had you, your
father and I loved you.

It's just that you weren't planned.

- [Wayne] My father?

- Yes, your father loved you, remember?

- [Andrea] Can I have a
drink of water, please?

- No, you get one drink with dinner.

- Wayne, I can understand
why you hate her so much?

- What are you saying about me?

- [Andrea] The truth.

- [Wayne] I didn't say anything.

- Are you talking stories about me?

- [Wayne] I didn't say anything.

- What have you said about me, Wayne?

- [Andrea] Nothing but the truth.

- [Wayne] You haven't said anything.

- Nothing but the truth.

- [Wayne] Stop, stop, please.

- This is between my son and I.

- [Wayne] Come on, cut it out.

- [Andrea] The one that you
haven't talked to in years?

- [Wayne] I haven't been saying anything.

- Do you hate me, Wayne?

Do you really hate me?

- [Andrea] Well that's an understatement.

- I can't understand that,
because I devoted by life to you.

- [Andrea] Oh yeah, right.

- Do you know what it's
like to raise a child?

Do you know how difficult you were?

- It was like a child
raising a child actually.

- Well you know, he was
there, I had to do something.

And I think I did a damn good job.

- [Andrea] Think again, honey.

- Are you criticizing my son?

- [Andrea] No, I'm criticizing you.

- [Wayne] Can we just stop?

- [Andrea] No, we can't.

- [Wayne] What do you mean you can't?

You can to.

- You know, when you
first started dating her,

I think it was a joke.

I couldn't believe, I
thought you were pulling

a practical joke on me.

- No, you were the practical joke.

You looked in the mirror lately?

- I know you always had
trouble getting women, Wayne,

but surely you could've
done better than her.

- [Wayne] We really don't need to do this.

- Why can you just participate
like a normal person

and sit here and eat your meal?

- Because it's not a meal.
- I am trying to participate.

- [Andrea] It's not an edible meal.

- Do you not like it.

Shut up, do you not like your food?

- [Andrea] You shut up.

- I am not talking to do.

I'm talking to my son.

- [Andrea] Well he
doesn't wanna talk to you.

- [Wayne] It was kind of good,

I just wasn't really hungry.

- It was very good, wasn't it?

- [Wayne] It was, it was very good.

- Doesn't it remind you of the meals

I cooked for you when I was a kid?

- [Andrea] Oh please.

- [Wayne] Would you
just stop it over there?

- Oh my God, slave in the kitchen.

- Is she a better cook than me?

- [Andrea] Sleeping with
everybody in the city.

- Oh please.

- [Andrea] Uh-huh, how
do you think he was born?

- Like you're not a slut?

You just attack him all the time.

I mean, I hear the way you talk to him.

- [Andrea] I do not.

- I'm surprised he doesn't have ulcers

from the way you speak to him.

- Why do you think he
doesn't talk to you anymore?

Or hardly ever?

- Because you probably don't let him.

- Oh right.
- Hey is there,

is there anything else for dinner?

- See what I mean?

- [Wayne] Stop, that's not what I mean.

- Yes, it is what you meant.

Tell her you hate the meal, that's what.

- [Wayne] I'm just trying
to get you two to stop.

- Yeah, I figured that you
probably feed him junk.

No wonder he looks the way he does.

You know, you used to be such a pretty boy

before you got fat.

- [Andrea] Pretty boy?

Handsome is more like it.
- You know it's true.

You know it's true.

She's overfeeding you, isn't she?

- Oh right, I don't think so.

- [Wayne] Obviously if I'm fat,

the two of you, it's stressing.

- Are you not getting enough exercise?

Don't you get out?

- I get out and I get some exercise.

All right, we got, what, four?

This is great, this is really good.

- [Andrea] Where'd you get them?

- Some women's retreat.

Their car broke down and I offered a ride

and they came along.

Cool.

So think I'm gonna
start out a little light

on this first one here and
kind of build up a little bit.

So why don't you see what you've gotta do

with the other three and
I'm gonna go upstairs.

How much did you give them?

We have, good enough, or?

- [Andrea] They should
be out for a long time.

- You need to be upstairs.

- [Andrea] Uh-huh.

- You were waiting for me, weren't you?

- [Andrea] Uh-huh.

- All right well, let's go, come on.

Breathe, breathe, don't forget to breathe.

Come on, breathe.

Back off, back off.

Get her, not me.

- [Andrea] Wayne, this is taking too long.

- It took too long because
you didn't give her enough.

So next time, we need more, okay?

I need a breather.

Okay, victim number two.

I'll go get her.

God, that's cold.

Jeez, it's cold.

Man, that water's cold, jeez.

I can't believe how cold that is.

She's still breathing.

Let me finish this thing.

That's a nice, interesting sound.

Struggling way too much
on this, I can't...

Maybe this will help force
that thing down even further,

I don't know.

All right, I've always wanted to do this.

Ready?

Feel a little pressure,
maybe some tingling.

- [Andrea] Wayne, you got it on my shirt?

- Doesn't that look good?

And we're not done yet, we got more.

Well, all in a day's work, huh?

- Yeah, and guess who gets to clean it up.

All right, I'll be ready in a few minutes.

- [Wayne] All right, well let me get out

of your hair here then.

I have to fix it, stop
laughing about my hair,

I just washed it.

- [Wayne] All right.

- Okay, I'll be ready.

- [Wayne] Okay.

- Hey listen, I wanted
to change the subject.

What's the worst thing you've
ever done in your life?

- That's a good question.

What's the worst thing
you've ever done, honey?

And I better know about it already.

- There's really nothing.

- Tell the truth and
shame the devil, come on.

- [Andrea] Oh what and he's perfect?

- I'm very perfect.

- I don't know, I think maybe
the worst thing I ever did,

one time in college, I cheated on an exam.

It was a really big exam, a final.

And somebody came up to
me and they were like,

for $25 you can buy the answers.

And I really was not
doing well in the class.

And I said, well, nobody's
gonna find out so I'll do it.

And I did it, and I got a B on the test.

- [Andrea] And you're
lucky nobody found out

because you could've flunked the class.

- [Woman] I'm ashamed about it,

but I feel really bad about it.

- [Man] Is that why you
cheat at the card games?

- [Woman] I don't know how to play.

- [Wayne] Wasn't in your major, was it?

- Oh the class?

- [Andrea] No, the card game.

- No, not at all.

Not at all.

I'm so glad we don't play for money

because I'd be broke.

- You mean, I'd be broke.

- And so now, let me
ask you something else.

If you were to kill somebody,
how would you do that?

- [Woman] You serious?

- Never really been asked that before?

- [Andrea] Well there's a
first time for everything?

- [Woman] Who are you
thinking about killing, Joe?

- [Andrea] Well just if you were,

how would you do that?

- [Woman] Well I know I would do it

so I wouldn't get caught.

- [Joe] Are you plotting on me?

- [Woman] What would make
you say something like that?

I'm just saying.

If you're gonna do
something, you do it right.

- [Wayne] Where are you going with that?

- [Woman] Yeah, where are you goin?

- [Andrea] I'm just asking.

I'm just asking.

- I don't know, I think
maybe you kill them

and you set the house on fire or something

so that the evidence is destroyed.

But you know, with like forensics now,

you watch TV shows.

- [Wayne] How did we go from choir to his?

- I'm not sure.
- Because I changed

the subject, I wanna know the answer.

- [Wayne] I heard that.

- [Woman] I don't know.

- [Wayne] Andrea, Andrea, come here.

- Excuse me?

- [Wayne] Now, now.

- Do you have any, we're ignoring him.

Do you have any suggestions,
what you would do?

Just wanna get some ideas.

- Why, are you like writing
a book or something?

You didn't tell us about it?
- A short story, no, no.

I can't tell you what I'm--

- Really?

- [Andrea] Yeah, a little bit.

- Okay, well, I don't know.

What do you think, honey?

- I'm a little confused,

but technically I always thought,

you know, using some lighter fluid.

Just kind of spraying it on the person.

- Is this something you think about a lot?

- What do you think would be
the most painful way to die?

I need to get some ideas.

- [Wayne] Andrea, Andrea.

That's, no that's--

- [Woman] I don't know.

- [Wayne] That's inappropriate.

- I think it's time for me to go to bed.

I think I'm gonna head off to bed, guys.

- [Andrea] Excuse me, no, no.

You need to answer my question.

- I've got an early start tomorrow.

- I know, but just one thought.

- [Wayne] Andrea, Andrea.

- Wayne, stop.

- So what was all that about in there?

I didn't get that at all.

A book?

- Come on, you wanted to leave.

I'm really tired, let's just get home.

- No, I really wanna talk about this

because do you realize
what kind of information

you're putting forth there in just that?

- It's nothing, I just wanted some ideas.

I'm trying to help you and
give you some suggestions.

- I don't need any help.

I don't need any help with that.

- Can we go home?

- Yeah, we'll go home, but I don't need

any help with that, that's my thing.

I know you're trying to
help, I appreciate the help,

but you caught me way off
guard on getting them to,

you know, asking
questions like that there,

that's just putting way too
much information forward

that can be, I don't know.

- They're not gonna put
anything together, trust me.

- But you can't leave that to chance.

You can't leave that to chance.

I don't know, that was
not good for me at all.

I did not like that at all.

- Well, I'm sorry, but I was looking at it

from another point of view.

- I understand, but we need
to be more careful about that.

Give me a clue as to what you're gonna

ask or do or something like that.

We'll go with that
there, and let's go home.

All right, we'll go home now.

- That's a great idea.

- We're heading that
way, all right let's go.

I don't really need to film this.

God.

- What's the matter?

- What a day.

- [Wayne] Are you going out this evening?

- Yeah.

- [Wayne] Soon?

- Yeah, I guess.

- [Wayne] Why don't you
go upstairs and get ready,

go a little early.

We'll give you some extra
spending money to go out.

All right?

- Yeah.

- Do you have your clothes laid out?

- [Monica] Uh-huh, I'll change now.

- All right.

How do you put up with that man at work?

I don't understand.

- [Andrea] Why, he's great?

- Complaining about my performance,

about this, about that.

- [Andrea] What'd you do wrong?

- I don't believe I did anything wrong.

It was just a review today and it just,

I don't think it went well.

I just wish I could just quit

and do the other thing full time.

But we just can't do that right now.

Need more of the income.

I don't know.

It's amazing how fast it goes out

and how slow it comes in.

We need to do something.

We need to get a border in here

or at least that, if not other things.

- [Andrea] Well if you
didn't do what you did

to the other two, we'd
be sitting pretty by now.

- Yeah, don't start on me on that.

We'll just have to do something on that.

And I've been getting ancy
and going through withdrawal.

I haven't done anything for a while,

so I'm gonna go change.

- You didn't bring a
coaster up for your drink?

It's gonna stain the furniture.

- [Wayne] I forgot.

- I taught you better than that.

- [Wayne] There's no ice in there,

it won't do much.

- It'll still leave a
ring on the furniture,

I won't be able to get it off.

And this isn't yours, who's is this?

- [Wayne] That's Todd's.

- What's it doing in here?

- [Wayne] It probably got mixed up here.

He wears my stuff sometimes.

- And what's with this stuff laying here?

- [Wayne] I meant to put them downstairs.

I just got some new things
and I left them there.

- The wrong person's gonna see this

and you're gonna be shit out of luck.

That'll be curtains for you.

- [Wayne] Let's take a ride this evening.

- No, we have to clean up.

This place is a mess.

- [Wayne] We can, we'll do that.

Come on, let's go for a ride.

I really, I think I really--

(knocking)

Yes?

- [Monica] I'm leaving.

- [Wayne] Okay.

- I'm going.

- [Wayne] I left some money downstairs

in the kitchen for you.

- Okay, bye mom.

- Be careful.

- See ya later.

- Be safe, don't talk to any strangers.

- [Monica] Okay.

- Love you.

- [Monica] Love you too.

- Where do you collect all this junk from?

- [Wayne] Just around.

Let's go for, since everyone's
out, let's go for a ride.

- No.

- [Wayne] Why not?

- Because look at this place, it's a mess.

- [Wayne] Come on, I wanna do what I do.

And I'm really not feeling well,

and I really, really want to feel good

and let's go for a ride.

I would like to do something.

- I don't think so.

- [Andrea] Can't you turn the lights off?

It's not safe.

- I need the lights for film.

We've been over this.

I wanna be film, I want this on film

so I need the lights,
we've been over this.

- [Andrea] I hope
somebody doesn't stop you.

- For having interior lights on.

- [Andrea] I thought
it was against the law.

Somewhere I read that.

- Speeding's against the law,
but everybody does that too.

- [Andrea] Two of them, cool.

- [Woman] Hi.

- Hey.

- [Woman] How are you?

- Good, how are you?

- [Woman] Doing well, need directions, or?

- Where are you trying to get to?

- To the bus.
- The bus downtown.

- I'm not sure if the bus
is running this late or not.

That, I'm not sure.

We're going that way, we could probably,

we can probably give you a ride.

We can probably give you a ride in town.

- [Woman] That would be nice, yeah.

Thank you, thanks

- Okay, just have to stop off.

I'm passing my house,
we're going that direction,

but just gotta stop off, feed the dog.

And then give you a ride, okay?

- [Woman] All right, all right.

Okay, thanks.

- Okay.

(whispering)

- [Andrea] Would you like
something nice to drink?

- Yeah, that would be nice, thanks.

- That's fine for me, cool.

- Here's some nice Ginger Ale.

- I'm sorry, I don't like Ginger Ale.

Do you have something else?

I'll take a water.

- That's really rude.

In my own house, you're disrespecting me?

When I give you something to
drink, you need to drink it.

- Sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm all right with it, thank you.

- I really like that jacket,
where'd you get that?

Wayne, she's being rude to me again.

Excuse me, can you answer me?

Yoohoo?

- Did you put something in...

- [Andrea] Excuse me?

- You guys don't have
a dog either, do you?

- [Andrea] Dog, what dog?

- [Wayne] Who mentioned
anything about a dog?

- You said you had a dog.

- [Andrea] We did.

- Where the fuck is it now?

- [Wayne] Is he out now also?

- Good job, mm-hmm.

Both of them, perfect.

- Look at that, exhibit A.

- [Andrea] That's gross.

- I wonder if that hurts.

But they don't feel a thing,
they don't feel a thing.

Mmm.

I keep bending these things.

Hmm.

Oh look.

Two for the price of one.

Wonder if it was a boy or a girl.

Guess she'll never know.

- [Andrea] Guess not.

- Think I need my saw for this.

- [Andrea] Oh shit.

Wayne.

(screaming)

- [Monica] Mom, mom.

- [Andrea] I'll be there in a minute.

- [Wayne] We told you
not to come downstairs.

- [Monica] I won't say anything.

I didn't mean--

- [Wayne] See what you're making me do?

- [Monica] I didn't mean it, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, dad stop.

Mom, help.

Mom, dad stop it.

Stop.

Dad, stop.

I won't do anything.

- [Andrea] You need to be respectful

and listen to your father

- I won't do anything.
- Be quiet.

- [Andrea] Wayne, I
think she got the point.

- [Wayne] No, she doesn't have the point.

- [Andrea] She's not gonna come
down again without knocking.

- [Monica] I won't do it.

- [Andrea] It's enough.

- [Monica] I won't, mom,
I won't do it again.

Stop it, dad.

Stop, stop.

Mom, help.

Make him stop.
- It's enough.

- [Monica] Make him stop, dad.

Dad.

Dad, stop it.

I won't do anything, I won't.

- [Wayne] It's too late for that.

- [Monica] I didn't mean
it, I didn't mean it.

- [Andrea] She got the point.

- [Monica] I didn't mean it.

- [Andrea] You need to respect your father

and listen to him.

- [Monica] Mom.

(coughing)

- [Wayne] Well, we--

- [Andrea] Look at the mess you made.

- [Wayne] I know, I know.

We have some, let me take
care of the other stuff

and I'll start cleaning this up too.

I have other stuff I have to
take care of outside there.

- [Andrea] How's it coming along?

- I don't want this on
film, get out of here.

(soft music)

Isn't that a little on the cloudy side?

- Yes, and?

- [Wayne] But it seems sort of unnatural

for somebody to want to drink that.

- Well, by the time I
get done cleaning it out,

it'll be perfect.

- [Wayne] All right.

Thinning it out with what?

- Look, this is my thing and I do it.

You do your thing and
I don't interrupt you.

So just let me take care of this, okay?

- It's just weird.

- [Wayne] What's that?

- Like how you guys really
aren't even looking for her.

- [Wayne] We've put up flyers,
we've contacted the police.

We've gone out.

Two people can't just search everywhere.

We can't be everywhere at one time.

We don't know where she went to.

- But still, like even mom.

She liked Monica way better
than me and she's missing?

You don't think she would be
out there searching for her?

- [Wayne] We've done all
we can on that right now.

There's not much more we can do.

The police are doing their
thing, we're doing ours.

- Well if you guys really
wanted to find her,

you guys would be out there
searching until you find her.

- [Wayne] We're doing
the best we can on it.

So let it be at that.

- I just think it's weird.

- Hmm, some old tools.

These are doing pretty well, they're okay.

- [Andrea] What are you doing?

- Just sort of
straightening up some stuff.

- [Andrea] Where'd you get that from?

- Just thinking about that.

Let me see, it's October seventh.

Wow, you realize that in
a little more than a month

it'll be 20 years.

You want that?

- [Andrea] Yeah, that's kind of neat.

It looks really antiquey.

Polish that all, that's cool.

- Yeah I'm not sure exactly
where or who it came from,

but since I didn't have
camera then, at that time,

I just wanna get rid of that.

- [Andrea] What about Monica?

- I think we are gonna have
to do something about that.

I think I'll have to take a
trip to the hardware store.

I don't wanna leave anything to chance.

Get some block, get some
concrete and seal it up.

- [Andrea] Why it's locked?

- I was just curious, how
things progressed over 20 years.

- [Andrea] So why don't
you open it and see?

That'd be kind of neat.

- It would be interesting to see them.

I'm gonna leave them alone for right now.

- [Andrea] Well you wanna
go now while Todd's out?

- Yeah, okay.

All right, has he left already?

- [Andrea] I thought.

- Okay, I don't know.

I don't know how long I've been up here,

or how long we've been up here so,

okay, let's go make a trip.

- [Andrea] You wanna put
that necklace on me now?

- Okay.

We could do that.

- [Andrea] Maybe on the way
back from the hardware store

we can stop at the jeweler and
see if it's worth anything.

- Yeah, we could do
that, that would be good.

How's that?

- [Andrea] That's good.

- He doesn't look like
he's from around here?

- [Man] Well I've been here
for about a half an hour

and it hasn't come yet.

How long will it take?

Okay, I'll meet you on the
other side, that's fine.

- He's going to the other side
so we can follow him through.

Yeah, we can just follow
him through the tunnel.

- [Man] I have luggage with me.

Okay, I'll meet you on
the other side, bye.

- Let's let him go by.

Okay, lets' go.

Why is he stopping?

He's not moving.

All right, let's follow him now.

Careful, come on, let's go.

Just turn it off for a second.

I need to figure this out.

Okay, let's just go over.

I'm just gonna ask him.

Hey, are you, do you need a ride

or are you stranded here?

- Oh no, I'm fine, thank you very much.

- [Wayne] You sure?

- Yes.

- Kind of familiar with the area,

where you trying to get to?

- I can't really discuss
that right at this time.

I'm here on business.

- [Wayne] Where'd you come from,

I mean, if you're coming in on business?

- I'm from New York City.

- [Wayne] Oh, okay, sure you
don't need a ride or anything?

- No, no, I'm very
appreciative of the offer.

- [Wayne] Okay, I mean,
it really wouldn't be--

- No, look, look.

I've been very polite.

I'm expected, my ride
should be here shortly.

I'm trying to be nice,
thank you for the offer.

- Okay, all right.

Have a good evening.

- [Man] Thank you, you too.

- God, I just can't believe that he

would not get into the car.

Dammit, oh well.

We're go up here to the shopping center.

Spent too much time and
nothing, so we'll go over here.

Oh look, we'll go over here

and see what we can find.

And we have somebody sitting here.

How's it going?

- Hi.

- Are you okay?

- [Woman] Well, I guess I have to me.

- You have to be okay?

I mean, people just don't
normally sit outside.

Are you stranded, do you need a ride or?

- Well, I've been waiting a while.

Can't find my boyfriend, he just left me.

I don't have a cell phone,
I don't have any money.

- Your boyfriend left you here?

Did he do that?

- [Woman] Yeah, he did.

- Call anybody, do anything?

Or did he just push you out of the vehicle

and left you here?

- [Woman] It's a routine.

- Well, can give you a ride if you'd like,

wherever you'd like to go.

I mean, you're kind of stranded here.

I saw you sitting here and I thought,

just thought I'd give you a hand.

See if you wanted to...

- I don't know.

- Give you a ride to a more public place

or something like that.

- [Woman] It is late.

- Yeah, and temperature's dropping,

I know it's gonna get colder.

- [Woman] I know.

- So would you like to get a ride?

- [Woman] I guess.

- All right I'll put you, let's just sit

in the back seat here.

- [Woman] Okay.

- Excuse me, sir.

Can you help us locate our daughter?

Well we can go to the next place now.

- [Wayne] Right.

- [Andrea] Now that was
rude, did you see that?

- [Wayne] I saw it, I got it on film.

- [Andrea] All right, let's go.

What do you think?

- What do I think?

I think it's fine.

I think he looks desperate.

I don't think he's really
got a good home life,

just the way he looks.

- [Andrea] You think they'd miss him?

- Nah, no, not at all.

- [Andrea] All right,
well if you're doing this,

you're not doing it in
the upstairs bathroom,

you're doing it downstairs.

- All right, all right, that's fine.

I know we talked about that
once before, but that's fine.

All right, let's give this a try.

Yo.

What are you up to?

- Nothing.

- Nothing?

- [Man] Chilling.

- You want something, need something

or what you doing hanging around?

- Chilling man, I'm smoking,
I hope you don't mind.

- No, no, I don't mind at all.

- Do you party?

You down to get some crack in.

- Yeah, that's what I was gonna ask you.

If you're looking for something,

we don't live too far away from here.

- Y'all ain't one time, are you?

No, no, no.

We aren't under cover
or anything like that.

I would've already slapped
cuffs on you, wouldn't I?

- I don't know, man.

You never know the streets.

But yeah, I'm just up to
partying, you know what I mean?

Maybe have a few drinks,
drop a few glasses.

- We could do that.

You got tick out, so you're not really

from around here or anything.

- No I'm from Southwest Philly.

I just came out here because
I used to have family

that lived out here, but they moved.

I was going to head back
to the train station,

but I don't know.

I barely know y'all, but
if you guys definitely

saying we're having a good time.

- [Andrea] You should come over.

Anybody that's come over
has had a great time.

We'll take good care of you.

- All right, that's what I'm saying.

Just give me time to finish this

and then we can be on our way, unless--

- No, no, go ahead and
finish it, that's fine.

- [Andrea] Perfect.

- All right, we can get off now, or?

- Yeah, yeah, let's go.

- I got cotton mouth like a mo.

Y'all got something to drink at the crib?

- [Andrea] You like Ginger Ale?

- I'll take whatever I can get right now,

I just got very cotton mouth, you know,

the trees do that to you.

Gives you bad cotton--

- [Andrea] I have a special blend

just for occasions like
this, you'd love it.

- Really?

- [Andrea] Perfect.

- Does it got oil in it, like alcohol?

- [Andrea] No.

- But is it flavored?

I know there was a couple
flavors of Ginger Ale.

- [Andrea] Well you taste it
and you tell me what you think.

- All right, I mean, is it homemade?

- [Andrea] Yes, I make a special blend.

- Okay, so this'll be pretty good.

- [Andrea] Shouldn't
you pull it out first?

- I will, I have to
decide on which one first.

- [Andrea] Why don't you use both of them.

Start with one and then use the other.

See which one you like
better after you use it.

- Yeah, I suppose.

Decision made.

- [Andrea] That's gross.

- Yeah it is.

- [Andrea] And you're
enjoying every minute of it.

- I do like my hobbies.

Interesting so far?

- [Andrea] Disgusting.

That's my husband.

- That's interesting.

- [Andrea] Don't you think that's enough?

My God, that poor guy.

- This is even a little sick for me.

- [Andrea] Oh that's disgusting.

- Yeah, but he's still breathing.

This is gonna be a first also.

He's gonna wake up and see this now.

Yeah.

- [Andrea] And that's more
of your enjoyment, of course.

- Of course.

- [Andrea] I got that too.

- I hope so.

Can you hand me that?

- [Andrea] Sure.

- Thanks.

Good, huh.

- [Andrea] Unbelievable.

- Yeah well, you get to clean up now.

- [Andrea] Thanks, I hope
you never get mad at me.

- Nothing to cut off, just kidding.

Clean up time.

- [Andrea] I think the deal was

that you were gonna clean up.

- No, I already said that
you were cleaning up.

Do you think that we should
put anymore of these up?

- [Andrea] What are these?

- The posters, and possibly
update the pictures,

the way she is now.

- [Andrea] That's not nice.

- Sorry.

(sobbing)

Awe, what are you crying about?

There's no reason for you to cry.

Is there anybody you wanna say goodbye to?

Anybody?

There's no reason for that,
nobody can hear you out here.

- [Woman] My kids.

- [Wayne] Camera's rolling
if you wanna say something.

- [Woman] My kids.

- [Wayne] Oh, they'll be okay.

They'll be okay.

- [Woman] I don't wanna
leave my kids, please.

- [Wayne] Oh you won't be
leaving them, trust me.

So you think you should've gotten in a car

with a stranger on that one?

I think not.

Maybe somebody will learn
from this, I'm not sure.

I'll use this one, this'll be good.

I like that one there.

- [Andrea] Now you're
doing this without me?

- I've done many things without you.

I let you help me, I appreciate your help.

- [Andrea] That's not what
we decided, now come on.

- I understand, I can
start and stop at any time.

- [Andrea] That's not fair.

- Life's not fair, just ask some of them.

- [Andrea] You're taking a big chance.

- [Wayne] How so?

- [Andrea] Because I said so.

- [Wayne] That doesn't make
it so, what do you mean?

- [Andrea] Yes, you are, you are.

- [Wayne] How?

- [Andrea] Because
there's all that evidence.

- [Wayne] It'll be washed away.

- [Andrea] Yeah, not good enough.

(chattering)

- [Todd] Can I grab another chair?

- For?

- The dining room.

- For what, for you?

- [Todd] Yeah.

- No, you have to eat in here.

- [Todd] Why?

- Because your mother
wants you to stay out here.

And I know it's every year,

but just go ahead and do that, okay?

- [Todd] I don't wanna sit by myself.

- Well, I'm sorry, but we can't
help that situation there.

- [Andrea] You know I have rules,

you need to be in the kitchen.

Children aren't in the dining
room when we have guests over.

- See, told you.

- Would you stop?

I keep telling you to stop.

Would you put that down please?

- [Todd] You're gonna
break the camera, mom.

- [Andrea] You already broke it.

- That looks interesting.

Look at that.

Why are you doing that with Todd upstairs?

- Because it has to get done
and he's not coming down.

You bolted the door after Monica.

- [Wayne] Yeah, but that's my point.

- All right, I guess
that's enough of that.

- [Wayne] You sure that's gonna work?

- It'll work, I've done
it before, trust me.

- Done it before, okay.

- Yeah, you don't know
everything about me.

Is that on?

- [Wayne] It's on.

- You're sure.

- [Wayne] I'm positive,
I've turned it on before.

- I know you have but I'm just making sure

because I have two young
ladies that I want you to meet.

- [Wayne] Uh, no, I don't think so.

- Come on in, and yes,
I'm doing it anyway.

- [Wayne] Oh my God.

- Hi, this is Dianna, and
this is, what's your name?

- Holly.

- Holly, I have an older
daughter named Holly.

I actually have three children
from a previous marriage,

but we're not gonna get into that.

- [Wayne] No.

- Anyway, I'm gonna go down
stairs and get these ladies

some nice, cold Ginger Ale.

And then you can entertain
them until I come back, okay?

- [Wayne] Uh, all right.

- You like Ginger Ale, don't you?

Yes.

You know I hate you for this.

- [Andrea] Why are you so ungrateful?

- All right, let's just go down stairs.

Got some glass here.

Open up, open up, open up.

She's actually chewing this stuff.

She'll be down in a little bit.

Stay there, she'll be
down in a little bit.

Sorry, getting the floor messy.

There's actually a tape in there.

- [Andrea] Well you
probably left it in there.

- Do you know what's on here?

- [Andrea] I could only imagine.

- That's for sure.

It's your son gratifying himself.

What the hell is he doing
using my camera for that?

- [Andrea] He didn't ask
permission, you know what?

- No, he didn't ask permission.

- [Andrea] If I did that,
you'd really be pissed at me,

but he can just do whatever
he wants on the camera

and you're fine with him using the camera.

- No I'm not, I did not allow him

to use the camera for this.

This looks like one of my tapes.

That's my handwriting.

That's my other camera.

Great, he's using one of my other cases

for his porn magazine.

God, he's...

Do you realize how much
stuff he's got in here.

No, no, no, I gotta go find him.

- [Andrea] Do you believe him?

- I do and I don't.

It's hard to say.

I mean, that stuff's been
gone since August or so

that I can remember, and
the fact that we're here

and nothing's been said.

- [Andrea] That doesn't mean anything,

God only knows who he's told.

- It has to speak for
itself a little bit as well.

I mean, if he were gonna say something,

I think he would've,

he probably would've
said something already.

- [Andrea] How do you know that?

Who knows what he's thinking.

He could just be waiting
'til the right time

so he has something on us.

- I don't think he's that type

that he's gonna be able
to hold something over us.

I mean, we're here, which
means he hasn't said something.

He's here, so he's
gotta feel somewhat safe

that if he has seen
anything that we're not

gonna do something to him.

I don't see where,

I don't see where he's actually
holding back on anything.

He's probably just using
the cameras and the tape

so he doesn't have to go and buy anything

because it's already readily available.

- [Andrea] Well I hope you're right.

But that remains to be
seen, quite frankly.

- That's true.

But we have to, we have
some thinking to do

about the whole situation.

Here, I got something for you.

- Thank you, I love surprises.

You're my love, my wife, and
the best part of my life.

Thank you.

To my wife and partner, you
always wanted the opportunity

to participate, here's your...

First gift, and I will
show you the second gift

in a few minutes, Wayne.

So this is my first gift.
- Okay there's your first one.

- What is that?

- [Wayne] Well, you ready
for the second gift?

- Yes.

- [Wayne] Okay.

Andrea, come on down here.

- [Andrea] What's this?

- [Wayne] This is your second gift.

- [Andrea] Oh wow, all for me?

- [Wayne] Yup, all for you.

- Now just this?

Isn't it kind of boring?

- [Wayne] Well I figured
you might want to start out

a little on the lighter side of that, why?

Do you wanna try something else?

- [Andrea] I was just thinking
of something more than this.

- [Wayne] Okay, all right.

I have some other tools
around so come on over here.

Take a look at what I have here.

- [Andrea] Oh wow, I get my choice?

- [Wayne] Yeah, now I have to remind you,

whatever you use, I don't
have anymore plastic

or drap cloths right now
and I did not get any.

So the potential of getting
something on the carpet is high.

- [Andrea] All right,
well I guess I'll just

use this for now.

- [Wayne] Wanna just use that then?

- [Andrea] Mm-hmm.

- [Wayne] Okay.

Now why don't you blow the candles,

let's get rid of the candles first, okay.

- Okay.

- [Wayne] Okay, well we also
need to get rid of the lights.

We've got to put them back on the tree.

- I thought it looked it looked
a little sparse up there.

You're just robbing Peter to pay Paul.

- [Wayne] Well, yeah.

Careful, I don't know how

out of it she
- Out of it she is?

might be right now.

I think you can probably figure that part

out from here on that.

Go around it towards her head
that way you can pull up.

- [Andrea] This way?

- [Wayne] Well just swing
your whole body around,

there you go, okay.

Now try that.

Okay, she's moving quite a bit,

you better hurry up and do something.

Just hold that.

Now pull up, pull up, pull up on that.

Pull up on that.

Now come on, you gotta do a
little bit more than that.

Come on, do more than that.

She's moving way too much,
you gotta hold her down now.

And pull up on it at the same time.

You okay, do you want me to help you?

- [Andrea] Well, I really
wanted to do this myself,

but it's not working out so good.

- Let me give you a hand
on that for a second here.

How you doing on it?

What?

I thought you wanted me to help.

- I'm doing it myself.

- [Wayne] You sure?

- Yes.

- [Wayne] All right, I'll
go get the camera again.

All right, come on, come on.

- I got her, she's done.

- [Wayne] No, she's still moving.

You gotta tighten up on
that thing some more.

- It's as tight as I can get it.

- [Wayne] Yeah, but she's
still moving a little bit.

- No more.

- [Wayne] No more?

- Perfect.

That was awesome.

- [Wayne] You like that?

- That was a nice present.

- [Wayne] Well Merry Christmas to you.

- Thank you, and same to you.

- [Wayne] Thank you.

- [Andrea] Do you like this?

- Yeah, it's nice.

It's soothing.

Helps me relax more in here.

So how'd you like that present?

- [Andrea] I liked it.

- Yeah, how much so?

- [Andrea] I really liked it,
it was awesome, thank you.

- Awe you're welcome.

- [Andrea] Now I know why
you're into it so much.

- Yeah, yeah.

- [Andrea] So why don't you
tell me what's on your mind?

- That Christmas present I gave you,

it came with an attachment to it.

- [Andrea] Being?

- I need you to do something.

You have to do something.

- [Andrea] Which is?

- I need you to dispose of Todd.

I can't bring myself to do it.

- [Andrea] Well you didn't have a problem

doing it to Monica.

- I know, and I knew you
were gonna bring that up,

but I just, I can't bring myself to do it.

That's why I wanted to give
you that Christmas present

to see how you liked it.

And so I thought I'd
give you the opportunity

that you've probably always wanted.

- [Andrea] Todd's gonna
get just what he deserves.

- Perhaps.

There's just a few requirements
to this whole thing.

- [Andrea] Like what?

- Not in the house.

I want you to tell Todd
that you're going to,

to my brother's house, okay?

And I'm gonna be gone for a couple days

so it gives you some time to set that up.

So those are the only things that I,

other than that it's up to you.

- [Andrea] I could stick
a nail up his dick--

- Andrea, Andrea.

That's way too much information?

- [Andrea] I wanted to share it with you.

- No, no, not that.

I don't wanna know, I don't
wanna know anything about it.

That's up to you, but
between you two, not me.

I'm uncomfortable with it as it is,

that's why I would like
you to take care of it.

And that's why I'm
leaving for a couple days.

That was good.

- [Andrea] Are you all right?

- Yeah.

I'm gonna drop this off at
the Post Office on the way.

- [Andrea] Want me to walk with you?

- That would be nice, all right.

All right, I'll see you tomorrow night.

- Be careful, see ya.

Todd, could you hurry
up and finish packing

and then go out in the garage
and get those two cartons

to put in the car.

We have to leave to go
to Uncle Mike's by seven.

And don't be sighing.

Who the hell is at the door?

Hello.

- [Man] Hi, Mrs. Montgomery?

- [Andrea] Yes.

- Hi, I'm Detective Payne.

This is Detective Golindo

from the Claymont Police Department.

May we talk to you for a couple minutes?

- [Andrea] Yeah.

- [Payne] May we come in, please?

- [Andrea] No.

- [Payne] It's about your daughter.

I'd like to come in if you don't mind.

It's going to take a couple minutes.

- [Andrea] I'm on my way out.

- [Payne] I understand that,
I apologize, I apologize.

May we have a seat?

- No, you can just go right in here.

- Okay, I'd like to ask you about

your daughter's whereabouts.

Do you know anything
about what's going on?

It's been a couple months
now she's been missing.

Do you have any new information on it?

- No, no we don't.

- Okay, have you--

- We notified the police and we did poster

in the neighborhood, we've heard nothing.

We've called, made some phone calls

and we've heard nothing.

- Okay, let me ask you something.

You said you notified the police.

The police phone contact
numbers were not on the poster.

- Because we really
don't trust the police.

- Well they are required
to have the police

contact information just in case anyone

wants to report anything
anonymously, it is required

and it's not on there.

- Well, so we did it wrong,

but we did the best that we could.

- May I call you Andrea?

- Absolutely not.

- Mrs. Montgomery, I apologize.

Do me a favor.

Can we go down to the police department,

we can ask you further
questions about this

and find your daughter.

- No, would you like some Ginger Ale?

- No ma'am, no ma'am.
- No, thank you very much.

- Thank you very much.

Give me a couple minutes of your time.

Take about 45 minutes to an hour.

- I have to take my son to his uncles,

and it's Christmas, why
are you bothering me

around the holidays?

- Well we got some word
about your daughter

and we'd like to ask you about it.

- You found her?

- [Payne] We don't know yet,
we'd like you to come down

so we can talk more about it.

Is your husband home?

- No, he isn't.

- [Payne] Will be home
later on this evening?

- No.

He's out of town.
- Is there any way

we can contact him?

He's out of town.

Okay, all right.

Would you get your coat?

- That's fine, that's fine.

- Thank you very much.

Are you going to take
your son down with you?

Or we could drop him off
for you if you'd like?

Anything to help you out.

- Well he's not ready.

How long am I gonna be?

- About 45 minutes to an hour, if that.

- Todd, I'll be out for an hour.

Please be ready when I get home.

- [Payne] Thank you very much.

This makes it much, much
easier to come downtown.

We'll drive you, you
don't have to follow us.

You know why we're here, Andrea.

- Excuse me, it's Mrs. Montgomery to you.

- No, no, no, you're
in our house now, okay.

- Mrs. Montgomery to you.

- Okay, Mrs. Montgomery.

What do you think, Chris?

Mrs. Montgomery?

All right, we know why you're here.

You know why you're here.

We wanna know where your husband is.

Why did he kill your daughter?

And why are you protecting him?

- He didn't kill anybody.

- We had a person come
to the police station

that you know, and you will find out,

we know what happened to your daughter,

we just gotta find her.

Now why are you protecting your husband?

- Then why didn't you tell me that?

- Why are you protecting your husband?

He's a coldblooded murderer
that killed your child,

the one you gave birth to?

Give me that thing, what do you call this?

What do you call this right here?

You don't have the police number on it.

Yeah you're looking for,
anybody could make that up.

Now you're gonna listen to me,

it's gonna be easy or it's gonna be hard.

What happened to your daughter?

- I'd like you to tell me that.

- Then tell me.

- Your husband knows.

What are you protecting him for?

Why do you wanna protect him?

Chris, why would you
wanna protect somebody

that killed your child, would you?

- [Chris] I wouldn't protect anybody else.

- Yeah, you're a typical moron.

- Thank you.

- Okay, right to your face.

You have another child at home.

Is he gonna disappear when
you get tired of him too?

Was it a game you were playing?

Was it a sex game you were playing?

Did you abuse your child?

Did he sexually abuse your child

and you had to get rid of her

because she was gonna tell?

You can tell me, we'll take it easy on you

if you're not involved.

Right now, you're
involved because you know

the whereabouts of your husband.

You know, you know your
husband killed her.

Possibly, you helped him.

If you helped him move the body,

you're an accessory to murder.

We possibly could get that dropped

if you cooperate with us.

- Are you done?

- No, I'm not done, okay.

Roll your eyes, your child's missing.

We have probable cause against you

about the disappearance
of your daughter, okay.

We're gonna hold you for 72 hours.

We have a right to do that.

For that next 72 hour period
you can contact an attorney

that he can come in and talk to you.

In the meantime, Chris
and myself are gonna get

a search warrant to go through
your personal belongings

at your house for any evidence
against you and your husband.

Okay, Mrs. Montgomery,
you're being arrested

on suspicion of murder of your daughter.

Please stand up, I'm gonna
read your miranda rights.

- [Chris] Please stand up, ma'am.

- [Detective Payne] You
have right to remain silent.

Anything you say can and
will be used against you

in a court of law.

You have a right to an attorney.

If you cannot afford an attorney,

one will be appointed to
you by a court of law.

Do you understand your rights?

- [Wayne] Yo, what are you up to?

- Looking for something?

- [Wayne] More importantly,
the question would be

are you looking for something?

- Depends.

- [Wayne] On?

- On what you're looking for.

- [Wayne] Well, I could be.

Where are you coming from?

What are you hanging out here for?

- I just got off a date.

- [Wayne] A date?

- Yeah.

- [Wayne] I've seen you around here a bit.

Are you from around here or what?

- You could say that.

- [Wayne] I could say that.

So since you're around
here, what's your name?

- Jerod.

You are?

- [Wayne] I'm Wayne.

- Wayne.

- [Wayne] Would you care to come over?

- You got the money?

- [Wayne] We can discuss options later.

- All right.

What's with the camera?

- [Wayne] I always record things.

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