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There's nothing like descending on the shipwreck.

It's like uncovering a mystery.

Who was on board when she was swallowed up by the sea?

What were they doing when it happened?

And most importantly, why did they go down?

Most people never expect bad things to happen to them.

Until they do.

And then, it's usually too late.

On the night of April 9, 1942, a Norwegian merchant ship

known as the SS Benwood was on a routine voyage

to Norfolk, Virginia, when rumors

of German U boats in the area force

the ship to travel blacked out.

At approximately 12:45 AM, a black object

was sighted off her starboard.

She was on a direct collision course

with another freighter traveling under the same conditions.

The Captain made a last minute ditch effort

to save it by ordering the engine full astern,

but the roaring of the motors alerted the German submarine.

And now, the SS Benwood lies under 60 feet of water.

They've been down there way too long.

We should call somebody.

They'll run out of oxygen before help arrives.

Then we should go down there.

Don't worry.

Cameron's a pro.

OK.

Lay her down.

- It'll be OK. - Cameron.

No. Everybody give me space.

When I give the word, put the tank in her mouth.

Ready?

Go now. Move.

Go.

One, two, three, four.

[COUGHING] - Sit up.

Hey. What you doing here?

I was thinking we could go out to dinner.

I made reservations at your favorite Italian restaurant.

So?

That is so sweet, but I'm exhausted.

One of my students almost drowned today.

- What? - Yeah.

Seriously, what happened?

Uh, she got trapped under a beam and I had to drag her out.

Um, you need to be careful.

It would kind of suck if you drowned.

Oh, we've been over this.

More likely someone would shoot me with a gun.

Yeah, but you're a diver.

So drowning happens. So.

Yeah, but I'm the best diver, so.

Oh.

[LAUGHS]

- I'll see you later. - Bye, baby.

Wow, this looks amazing.

What are we celebrating?

Why we got to be celebrating?

Cause you only cook for me when

we're celebrating something.

That's not true.

I cook all the time. - No.

Name the last time you cooked.

Let me think.

Um, wait a second. Um.

It's OK.

Will, it's OK.

Don't think too hard.

I still love you.

[LAUGHS]

Super Bowl Sunday.

What?

You asked me last time I cooked.

Super Bowl Sunday.

The barbecue.

Mm hm.

Burgers and hot dogs.

Well, you just proved my point.

You only cook for me when it's a special occasion.

You're right.

And I should have done this a long time ago.

Oh, what's this?

It's nice.

- Open up. - Oh.

[GASP] [LAUGHS] Oh my, God.

[LAUGHS] Oh my, God.

You're my true north.

[PHONE BEEP]

Do you like it?

What?

The ring.

Yes, I like it.

I'm just worried about how you can afford it.

I've got some money saved up.

How much?

Lots.

[LAUGHS]

Babe, you know I have to go to work.

OK. Let's get married.

OK.

I already said yes.

What are you talking about?

Today.

Let's go to the court house and do it.

Why today?

Because instead of telling people we got engaged,

we can tell them we got married.

Yeah, but what about you know, the dress and the party?

And--

We can do that later.

OK.

No, not OK. I can't--

- Why? - Because my sister.

I need her here.

Really?

Is that--is that really necessary?

You have a problem with my sister?

Yeah.

She's going to tell us to get married

in her house in Kentucky.

I love Kentucky.

I'm not getting married in Kentucky.

Hm.

Well, I'm not getting married today.

So have a nice day at work. - Mhm.

[SIGH] - OK.

Do you have your ID, sir?

All right, thank you.

All right, you have any weapons on you?

- No. - OK.

All right. Have a good day.

OK.

These are the last of them.

[SIGH]

There's got to be a mistake.

We went over it a 100 times.

There's no mistake.

Well, I know Shane.

And he wouldn't do this.

He did do it, Kell.

It's right here.

It's unbelievable.

I'm going to talk to him. - OK.

Kell, wait a minute.

Listen, I know that you feel sorry for him.

OK?

I understand.

But this is really serious.

We need to go to the police.

We're-- we're not going to go to the police.

Here's what we're going to do.

Save these in an external hard drive.

Hide them somewhere safe and don't tell anyone.

What?

Please.

Are you kidding me? Kell.

It changes things. You know what I mean?

I mean, put it this way.

Have you ever cheated on her?

You know, these timetables are all out of whack.

I need you to get me a realistic ETA on this.

Contact the Captain.

Shane, you got a minute?

I'm kind of busy.

Can it wait?

No.

Man, I got a real tight window here.

I need a quick turnaround.

Can you do that for me? - Yep.

You got it man. - All right.

Thanks, Bud.

What's up?

Six containers missing from last quarter's report?

Yeah. This happens all the time.

A lot of times companies over report the amount of containers

that they're sending before they're actually shipped.

Obviously, we forgot to go back and readjust numbers,

but I'll take care of it.

Don't worry about it.

The thing is, I uh, I did worry about it.

So I pulled the old custom forms from storage.

Tried to figure out what was going on

and uh, discovered several containers

have gone missing every quarter since you've been in charge.

Like I said I have to--

There are days that those containers are missing

and so are the original custom forms

from the day that they are.

All I can find are these xerox copies

with the numbers changed.

Kelly that-- it's really not such a big deal.

Not such a big deal?

Shane, there are literally millions of dollars

of goods that just disappear.

Who's Is it hurting?

The insurance companies cover it.

Sure, but it's still illegal.

Kelly, you know me.

You know I'm not a thief.

But this more complicated than you think.

So, please just let it go.

How could I possibly?

I can't, Shane.

I want--I want to help you of course, but I--I can't do

this one while I'm in charge. - OK.

OK.

I will make it stop.

Just give me a couple days to figure out how.

Can you do that for me?

I'm giving you 24 hours.

If one more container goes missing, I'm turning you in.

Hey, it's Shane.

There's a problem.

Call me when you get this.

[SIGH]

No, I'm so glad.

He picked it.

No.

I had nothing to do with it.

I'll let him know.

I think he's here right now.

I got to go.

I love you too.

Bye.

Hey, that was my sister.

She said she loves the book you sent her.

That's sweet. [PHONE RINGS]

What'd you get? I'm starving.

What's up? - It's probably just work stuff.

I'll call them later.

I forgot the soy sauce.

Oh, we have some in the fridge.

I'll grab it. - Thank you.

[PHONE RINGS] - Hello?

All right. I'll be there in an hour.

Yes.

I got to go.

I got an emergency. - Now?

Yeah. I got to meet someone.

It's work. - OK.

Well take some food with you so you can have it in the car.

No. You know what?

I'm not even that hungry.

But thank you.

I'm-- I'm sorry, babe.

I got to go.

No.

I told you I sent the check last week.

I don't know. Maybe it got lost in the mail.

Look, I'm right in the middle of something, OK?

I'll send you the check later when I get home.

Tell--tell Bella I said hi.

How she doing?

Internal bleeding, broken bones, major blood loss.

She going to make it?

50/50.

They're going to run some tests and call us

if she regains consciousness.

We got an ID?

Her name is Kelly Jacobson.

Found the purse in the car.

OK.

Let's get forensics to do an evidence trace on the vehicle

and the body then give me the details on the tire trucks.

How about doing some background work?

What are you doing here?

Oh, that's not the right question.

The question is what was she doing here.

Well its a closed crime scene.

If we find anything, we'll let you know.

Thank you, Officer Ortega.

But the day I need your permission to do my job,

is to the day I'll retire.

It's Detective Ortega.

And it must be a really slow news day

for you to be out here pestering me at this hour about a hit

and run. - Hit and run.

Is that what you call this?

Where you going?

Where is she going?

Tire tracks that had straight towards the victims footsteps.

No sign of swerving or even breaking.

In the middle of nowhere.

Someone tried to kill this woman and if you can't see it,

you're either too stupid or too drunk to notice.

You must have some real big cojones trying to come out here

and tell me how to do my job.

Now get her out of here before I do something I'll regret.

Yeah. It's OK.

I know how to walk.

Pull the vic's phone records.

- Hey. - What are you doing down there?

Nothing.

What happened to you?

It's just-- it's nothing.

What do you mean nothing?

Look at your face.

I got jumped at a light last night and I--

they took my wallet and smashed the car.

Oh my God.

Are you OK?

Did you call the cops? - Yeah.

It's fine.

I'm just going to need to borrow your car.

The day started out like any other.

Kelly Jacobson was getting used to her new position

as head accountant at the International Freight Company.

A promotion she had worked for for a very long time.

That same night, Kelly drove out to this place.

No one knows why.

She waited to here, outside her vehicle to meet with someone,

but instead, was a run over by a car that later fled the scene.

Now, Kelly is here.

At Jackson Memorial Hospital, fighting for her life.

Police are investigating this man.

Shane Alan King.

A long time manager at the company, who also happens

to be Kelly's ex-boyfriend.

What do you want an applause?

It's a cut and paste job.

A five year old could do it.

Insert the reaction of the freight company employees

and add in the part where the PI thought it was a hit and run.

I have to split.

When you're done, add my sign off, and hold it

until I say it's ready.

Yes. Yes, I need to report a crime.

Yes, I'll hold.

[SIGH] - What are you doing?

Hey, Maria.

That's company information.

You can't take that.

Hey.

Maria I'm talking to you.

What the hell is going on?

Hey, Maria.

Where the hell do you think you're going?

Maria.

Maria-- Maria you don't know who you're messing with.

Stop.

Hey, where's everybody going?

[SIGH] - All right.

Everybody settle down.

Fall in, fall in, fall in.

All right. Yes, it's true.

I am retiring.

And I know a lot of you are thinking,

what's the difference, right?

Well, the difference is, I'm um--

I'm going to be spending more time

playing solitaire on my home computer

than here at the office.

[LAUGHS]

Hey man, this has been one screwed up career.

I got to tell you that.

Came onto this department straight out of Nam.

Back then, wasn't much difference

between Saigon and Miami.

Drugs, prostitution, murder.

There was so much cocaine floating around this city

I'm surprised anyone even survived.

And I'm sure you've heard all the stories about how

I took down the cartels, and put an end to prostitution,

cleaned up the streets.

But the real truth is I couldn't have done this by myself.

I had a whole bunch of people with me.

I had a great family and I have an amazing wife.

And I got you guys and gals.

And we got the ones that didn't make it.

Bobby Black.

Tony Collins.

Mickey D.

I carry their pictures every day around in my wallet.

Along with an inscription that says,

a coward dies many deaths.

A valiant man, only dies but one.

All right. Well, that's enough, you know?

Now get back to work.

I'm not gone yet.

Thank you.

Thanks for your attention.

Hey wai-- Ronald, man.

Welcome back. You all right?

Oh, thanks chief. I'm good.

I'm good.

You look a little down.

You look-- something's bothering you?

No, no, no. I'm good, I'm good.

I'm glad to be back at work.

Well, I'm glad to have you back.

Seriously. - Thanks.

All right.

Got any news on that hit and run?

Yeah.

We might be bringing in a suspect soon.

Maybe tonight. - Well, good.

Get on it.

Welcome back, man. - Thank you.

- And stay healthy. - All right.

Thank you. - Take an aspirin.

Any news on that vic?

She's uh, She's in an introduced

coma at Jackson Memorial.

We still don't know if she's going to be able to talk.

[BEEP] - Hey.

It's me.

Again.

Hope you're OK.

Cause I've called you like seven times today

and you're not answering.

Um.

Anyway, I think you forgot to pick me up from work today.

That's OK.

I'll find somebody else to take me.

Listen, can you just call me when you get this?

I'm really worried.

OK.

Bye.

SHANE ALAN KING: Babe?

Are you home? - Yeah.

I'm downstairs.

Uh. I'm down here.

I'll be up in a second.

I'm so sorry.

I forgot to pick you up.

My phone died and um--

I wasn't thinking.

I'm sorry. No.

No. that's good.

Just grab some food from the fridge.

I made dinner.

OK. Thanks.

You want a tea or something? - No, I'm fine.

What are you doing down here?

I just came to look for some wine.

Found it.

[LAUGHS]

You OK?

You look flustered.

Yeah.

Just a little bit of a headache today.

I put that compass in your bag.

It might come in handy some day.

OK. Thanks.

- Hello? - Hey.

Hey. It's me.

I um, just wanted to let you know

that I sent that check again. - Good.

Is everything OK?

I'm kind of busy right now.

Is there something you need?

Um, can speak to Bella?

I'd rather not.

I just put her to bed.

Look, I'm-- I'm her father.

I have every right to talk to her, OK?

No.

She'll get excited and then I can't get her to sleep again.

No. No, no, no, no.

I-- I promise. I won't-- I won't excite her.

I just-- I need to hear her voice.

Fine. Give me a second.

Hi, Daddy.

Princessa.

How you doing, baby? - I miss you, Papi.

When are you coming home?

I don't know.

Um, I miss you too.

Will you sing me my song?

Yeah.

[SINGING SPANISH SONG]

Good night, sweet heart.

Good night, Daddy.

You ready?

Almost.

You going to remember to pick me up today

or should I ask someone else?

I told you I was sorry.

What else do you want me to do?

I just want you to know that I'm here for you

if you need to talk, OK?

You can tell me things.

Thank you.

I appreciate that.

It's just so hard for me to understand

your relationship with him.

If my parents were alive, I'd be calling them every single day.

I know its--

it's hard for me.

I just feel like I've always been

a big disappointment to him. - Why?

Why would you say that?

Because he feels that honesty is the greatest virtue

a person can have and I disagree.

You think it's OK to be a liar?

No.

I just feel that there are other virtues a person can have

and honesty is just one of them.

It doesn't mean you get to stop calling him.

He doesn't like to talk in the phone

and every time you see him it's like he wants to get rid of me.

I think what we're dealing with is his personality.

I don't think it's about you.

What's the matter?

I feel like that car's been following

us since we left the House.

The silver one?

Yeah.

Where are you going?

I'm going to lose him.

[POLICE SIREN]

Pull over to the side.

Turn the engine off for me?

Why'd you pull me over?

Well, you ran a red light back there.

License and registration, please.

I'll be right back.

Sir, is this your vehicle?

No, It's mine.

Why?

You mind coming down to the station with me?

What for?

I'd like to ask you a few questions.

Can't you just ask me here?

I was about to drop my girlfriend off at work.

No. It's OK.

I'll go with you.

You sure?

Yeah.

I'll get someone to cover for me.

Follow me.

So.

You left in the middle of the night to go meet this reporter.

And then out of nowhere a random group of thugs jump out

and they assault you.

Yep.

And you didn't report this.

Why?

Why didn't you report the assault?

[MUMBLES]

What'd you say?

This is all a God-damned circus.

I was told to keep my mouth shut.

What do you want from me?

Who told you to keep your mouth shut?

What I don't understand is what was so important

that you had to go meet this reporter

in the middle of the night. - I don't know.

Ask her. - Don't worry.

I will.

Is just seems that your story is a little too convenient.

Actually, it would be much more

convenient if I had an alibi.

That way I wouldn't have to convince you.

You think this is a joke?

This is funny?

What is this?

What happened to her?

I don't know.

You tell me. - I don't know.

I haven't seen her in few days. I--I--

Well, she was seen having an argument with you.

The last person she called on the phone was you.

You left your place in the middle of the night.

Exactly at the same time she was hit by a car.

A car just like yours.

Did you and Kelly have a relationship

outside the office?

I don't see how that has anything to do with this.

Well see, 70 percent of all the murders I investigate

are committed by the partners or ex partners of the victims.

I've told you everything I know.

I don't know what else you want from me.

Well, I'll tell you what I want.

I want you to make this easy for yourself.

You're lucky Kelly's is still alive.

You confess, maybe we can work out a deal, but if she dies,

you're screwed.

Thanks for coming on such short notice.

You're voice annoys me and I've really had enough.

If you're trying to stop me from doing--

Did you get lunch at least?

Call me if you and your boyfriend think

of anything else.

And don't leave town.

I was going to go meet that reporter.

Monica Gordon.

You know she is?

The--the tall one with the short hair?

Yes.

I know who she is.

I just saw her walk into the building.

What I want to know is why are you lying to me?

I wasn't lying.

She's working on a report about something that's going to work

and I can't talk about it.

Listen, if anything happens to me, you should find her.

She can vouch for me.

What is going to happen to you?

Why would you say that? - I have to go.

Let's talk about it later tonight

when I pick you up from work.

Everything's going to be fine.

I don't care what happens to me.

I'm going to press. I'm serious.

- Hey, boss. - OK.

I got to go.

What's up?

- Have you heard from Maria? - No.

Why?

Everyone out there is going crazy, man.

They're all asking for her.

She didn't come to work today and she's

not answering her phone.

I don't know, Manny.

Hey, listen.

I got a lot going on.

Sure. All right.

[SIGH]

Hey.

Cameron. Are you ready?

Yeah.

Is everything OK?

Everything's good.

- Students are here. - OK.

Let's go.

What do you think?

Another hit and run?

You again.

Still no suspects?

I'm sorry.

I didn't know I had to report to you.

Did you find the car?

Why are you here?

It's my job.

Look, if there's something that you know

that I don't, please share.

Actually, there is.

So if anything happens to me, I need you

to tell everyone what you know.

[SCOFF]

What are you talking about?

I-- I don't know nothing.

I ain't talking to no one.

What do you mean you know nothing?

You were there.

You helped me.

Yes, because you asked me to.

Manny.

You don't understand.

You're all I got.

Whatever it is that you got going on, man,

that's-- that's--

that's your thing.

It's not mine, OK?

I'm sorry.

I got a warrant for Mr. Shane King.

Look, I'm sorry.

But I have a family.

I-- I gotta take care of them.

Shane King.

Hands on the desk where I can see them.

I got a warrant for your arrest.

I can't believe this.

I thought you were my--my friend.

- I'm just [INAUDIBLE] - Take everything.

Take the computer, all the files and the trash.

[INAUDIBLE]

- Let's go. - I'm moving.

- Hey, Cam. - Yeah.

Check this out.

The suspect in both cases is this man, Shane Alan King.

A long time manager at the company who also happens

to be Kelly's ex- boyfriend.

Shane confronted Maria Swarez who worked

at the container company.

Maria's body was found in the river earlier this morning.

Investigators had already been looking into Shane and his roll

in Kelly's accident since before Maria's disappearance.

Shane has now been arrested under suspicion of homicide.

I know Go.

I'll take care of everything here.

You got to believe me.

I had nothing to do with this.

What about Maria?

She worked for you too, right?

Cam, I wish I could explain.

I just-- I need a little more time

to see how this all plays out. - No.

No.

Shane you don't have any more time.

You are going to prison for murder.

If there's anything you can use, you have to use it right now.

I can't.

What do you mean you can't?

I can't talk about it right now.

Remember that reporter Monica Gordon?

Go see her.

Maybe she can explain.

I don't understand why you can't

just can't explain to me--

Cam.

Please just trust me.

I have two minutes.

What do you want?

Shane told me that I should come talk to you.

Because he thinks that you might have some information

that can help us. - Help you?

How?

I'm not sure.

I've never been through anything like this before.

I just know that Shane is innocent.

And I'm hoping that you can help me prove it.

He told me that you were supposed

to meet with him the night that Kelly was hit by the car.

Did he tell you why we were supposed to meet?

No.

Look, Cameron?

I'm really sorry about what you're going through,

but there's nothing I can do.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a piece I

have to finish in ten minutes.

Good luck.

[SIGH]

The arraignment for Shane Alan King is scheduled for tomorrow.

We'll bring you more coverage of the case as the news breaks.

Monica?

[GASP]

I'm sorry to sneak up on you.

I just don't know what else to do.

Listen, I understand, but it's not looking good for Shane.

I'm not saying he's guilty.

But he has no alibi or witnesses.

And without that, he has nothing.

He has me.

He was with me the night of the murder.

What?

The night Maria was killed, Shane was with me.

[SIGH]

Do you have a lawyer?

I spoke with one.

He wanted me to make a deal with the state attorney's office.

So who's defending Shane tomorrow?

A public defender.

- Ugh. - What?

Is that bad? - Not necessarily.

They're just overworked.

Please. Help me.

I'm a reporter.

My job is to cover the story.

Not to get involved.

Well, you already are involved.

Please, you know more about this than anyone else.

You won't give up. Will you?

Never.

OK.

I'll tell you what I can do.

I'll call my lawyer.

If anyone can help Shane, it's him.

In exchange, I want something from you.

Anything.

As soon as he gets out, I want a one

on one exclusive interview with you and Shane.

Do we have a deal?

[SIGH]

Considering that the defendant doesn't appear to be a flight

risk, and that all the evidence presented by the prosecution

is circumstantial, I'm inclined to set the defendant free.

And I have to say, I think the prosecution

is really reaching here.

You haven't presented a single piece

of direct or physical evidence that proves

there was even a murder here.

Or a plausible theory as to what the defendant's

motivation might be for committing

these alleged crimes.

I suggest you go back to the drawing board.

Bring me something with some more merit.

Really.

The Court orders the defendant released

on personal recognisance. Next.

Hey, hey big guy.

Tough break.

I heard the perp got away.

Tyrants in black robes.

Sometimes I think they make up the law as they go along.

You knew that judge.

You had to expect he'd roll that way.

You see in the future, you've got to make sure that you

have your case ironclad.

Seems like the only way he was going to keep him locked up,

is if he saw Shane kill somebody with his own eyes.

And even then he'd still have doubts.

[LAUGHS]

Well, maybe.

What are you working on?

I may be onto something.

I think we've been going about this the wrong way.

We've been focusing on the fact that Shane

and Kelly were together.

We failed to see that the two girls who that were attacked,

worked at the accounting department.

Now, when we picked up Shane, we found

all these shredded reports in the wastebasket.

I think Shane got caught with his hands in the cookie jar

and then tried to get rid of them.

Well, you got a wild imagination.

I think you're grasping at straws.

Why don't you take the day off?

Come back at it tomorrow.

- Oh. - Hey.

This has been a nightmare.

Thank you.

Don't thank me yet.

We still have the trial coming up.

That's OK.

With you by my side, I will be fine.

I have to tell you something else.

I spoke with that reporter you told me about.

Monica Gordon.

And?

And she's the one who got you the lawyer,

but she wants something in return.

She wants to interview us. - No.

Cam. - Well, you kind of have to.

I promised. - You don't understand.

I can't. - OK.

OK.

Well then, can you explain it to me?

Because I keep trying to help you and you keep

throwing obstacles in my way.

If it wasn't for her, you'd still be in there.

- When? - Tonight.

What are you doing?

I just have some last minute footage I need to use.

- What is it? - An interview.

Of whom?

It's a surprise.

No, no, no.

Nothing goes on my show, without my approval.

Huh. Your show.

I'm your show.

Don't you dare import that video.

I'm warning you.

Fine. Have it your way.

Ready.

Thank you.

Look OK?

This is a bad idea. - No.

Don't think of it that way.

Think of it as an opportunity to prove you're innocent.

OK.

We're on in ten everybody. - Please.

And 5, 4--

Good evening.

We interrupt tonight's regular programming

to bring you an exclusive interview with a man who

has recently been in the spotlight of every local news

outlet in South Florida.

I'm talking about Shane Alan King.

This 37-year-old cargo terminal operations manager

has been accused of running over one of his co-workers

and murdering another.

Shane, Cameron, thank you for accepting to do

this interview with me tonight.

I hear you're both recently engaged.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

I imagine all this must be very difficult on both of you.

How are you dealing with it?

Cameron's been by my side these last few days.

Without her support, I'd be totally lost.

How about you, Cameron?

Have you ever had any doubts that you might

be marrying the wrong man?

Absolutely not.

I've known Shane for years, and he's

the best man I've ever met.

I'm glad to hear that.

Shane, let's start with the first victim.

Kelly.

How did you two know each other.

We worked together at the Cargo Company.

I'm a manager there and she's the head accountant.

Did you two have a personal relationship as well?

Yes.

We dated a few years ago.

I heard you were actually engaged to get married.

Is that true?

Yes, but like I said that was a long time ago.

Why did you two break up?

Personal reasons.

According to a person I interviewed,

a few days before the wedding you discovered

that Kelly was cheating on you.

I'd rather not talk about that.

You found her in bed with another coworker.

Isn't that right?

You found her in bed with Maria.

The girl who was murdered.

Yes.

Kelly and Maria were a couple.

Where were you the night Maria was murdered?

I was advised not to give specific information

about the case.

I see.

You know, after Kelly was hit by the car,

I called Maria for her comments, but she didn't call me back.

So, I did what any thorough reporter would do.

I went to her apartment.

Now, I have to apologize for the sound

and image quality on this video since it

was recorded on my phone. - Whoa, whoa.

What is she doing?

This was taken just hours before Maria was murdered.

How do you know Kelly?

She's my wife.

We got married in New York this past weekend and uh--

I told her not to do this.

She's over riding my authority here.

--she got run over by that car.

Do you have any idea who might have done this to her?

Yeah. I, I think I know.

Who do you think did this?

It was Shane.

Yeah, it was Shane.

This interview's over.

You set me up. Please.

Sit down we can talk about this. - Go to hell.

I'm sorry for the outburst.

We'll be right back.

What the hell did you just do?

Didn't I tell you not to use video.

Do you have a release for that? - What do you care?

She's dead.

I will have your ass for this.

- Oh, you'll have my ass? - You bet.

You should be worshiping the ground that I walk.

You call yourself a news producer.

You disgust me.

I warned you. I told you this was a bad idea.

Shane.

Why didn't you tell me about Kelly and Maria?

Because it was a long time ago.

I didn't think it mattered.

What about what she said?

What about what Maria said?

What about it?

That doesn't mean anything.

She thinks that you did it.

I thought you trusted me.

I thought you were on my side.

Yeah, I thought I did too.

I see.

Shane. Where are you going?

Did he leave?

Yeah, Monica. He left.

What did you expect? - I'm sorry.

I was just doing my job.

You didn't tell me you had that video.

Are you sure Shane's who you think he is?

I don't know what I think anymore.

Can I give you some advice?

Just woman to woman.

Don't get involved.

It won't end well for you.

It never does.

Oh.

Sorry I didn't know you were here.

Did you see the interview on channel five?

Yeah.

I couldn't watch it.

I had to turn it off.

Look what that monster did to get my little girl.

You've been able to talk to the doctors?

They said it's still too early to tell.

We're just going have to wait and see.

Now when we get to the shark spot,

I need everybody to get in the water very gently.

Keep your backs against the hull and sit up right.

I need you to take off all of your jewelry

right now because sometimes sharks

can confuse the glint of your jewelry with fish scales.

It's no good for anybody.

No touching.

No splashing.

No horsing around.

Now, if a shark happens to nudge you or bite you,

don't freak out.

Dogs usually bite harder than sharks.

They're just trying to get your attention.

On the off chance that one does intend harm,

remember that the eyes, the nose, and the gills

are the most sensitive parts.

Just punch, fight, claw like hell

and get out of the water fast.

OK.

Does anyone have any questions?

Aren't you scared?

Uh, no.

Do you know the most deadly animal is?

Mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes killed 725,000 people last year.

Do you know how many were killed by sharks?

Ten.

And that's compared to the millions of sharks

that we kill every year.

So, no.

You're more likely to be killed by a mosquito

or another human being than a shark.

But I mean your boyfriend.

Aren't you scared he might come after you?

Or? - I'm sorry.

I don't think anyone cares about that.

Actually, we were-- we were all thinking about

it so, do you think he did it? - I'm sorry.

I'm not going to talk about my personal life here.

OK everyone.

Let's get our gear on.

Let's go for a dive.

Tanks are right here.

Hey.

Who look my stuff? Where's my stuff?

I had important papers here.

Who went through my desk?

Where's my stuff?

No, that's OK.

I got it.

Good afternoon.

Have a seat.

I'm fine standing, Chief. What's going on?

Where were you last night?

- I was at the hospital, why? - No, no.

After the hospital.

- I was having a beer. - Drinking.

I was off the clock.

Look, I'm only doing this to help you out.

I think this case might be a little bit too much for you.

You know, with the divorce and everything.

You don't have to worry about me, Chief.

I'm fine.

I want you to hand all your notes over to Detective Brown,

here.

Take a couple days off.

I'm handing the case over to him.

No.

That's uncalled for. You make-- No.

No. That's uncalled for.

I'm about to break this case.

You're about to disobey direct orders,

is what you're about to do.

No I am not, OK?

This is not right.

You're making a huge mistake.

Listen Ortega, I was taking down

Colombia cartels while you were still sucking your mommy's tit.

So don't tell me what's right and wrong.

Last night, you left this office babbling on

about some weird accounting bullshit.

And today, a reporter does in five minutes what you

couldn't accomplish in days.

You're a disgrace to yourself, you're

a disgrace to the department, and you're a disgrace to me.

So now, why don't you get out of my face

before I feed you your teeth for supper.

That's an order.

Get out.

Get out. Now.

Hot head.

I think he took that well.

[FOOTSTEPS AND CLANGING]

Hello?

Shane?

Is that you?

I'm standing here, outside the parking lot of Jackson Memorial

Hospital where, according to doctors,

Kelly Jacobson, who was allegedly run over

by Shane Alan King a few days ago,

has regained full consciousness.

Police are with her right now taking her statement.

She's expected to be released later today.

Her testimony may be key in putting Shane away for murder.

Do you recall anything else?

No.

That's all I can remember. - Are you sure?

Are you sure?

Yes, I'm sure.

What happened to the other detective that

was investigating the case?

The case was reassigned to me, Mam.

So why is the guy who did this still out on the streets?

Why isn't he in jail?

That's what we're trying to do, Mam.

We'll be in touch.

Thank you very much. OK sweetie pie.

Here we go.

Easy does it.

Easy. OK.

Here we go.

Car's right over there.

Pst.

Kelly. - It's OK.

You all right?

What are you doing here?

Anne, please.

Kelly, we need to talk.

Leave us alone.

- Mom. - OK.

OK OK.

OK sweetie we're almost there.

Almost there.

That's my girl.

Anne, listen to me.

Leave us alone or I'm calling the cops.

Anne, you-- you don't understand.

Anne, please.

You have no shame.

Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Shoot. Excuse me.

Sir, excuse me. Wait.

[SIGH] Damn. Shoot.

Shoot, shoot.

OK, ready?

These images were taken just moments after Kelly's car

exploded in the parking lot.

As you can see in this footage, there appears to be a man

running away from the scene.

Authorities are now looking at the security camera footage,

trying to figure out who that man was.

What are you doing here?

What do you mean?

I live here.

- Where have you been? - Put the knife down.

You're making me nervous.

I've been calling you and calling you.

I've been worried. - I know.

I'm sorry.

- I think you need to leave. - I can't.

I have nowhere else to go.

I feel like barely know you.

Cam, you're the only one who does.

Shane, it's over.

Take it.

No, Cam.

I won't except this.

Cam, where are you going?

If you're not leaving, I am.

- You can't leave. - Of course I can.

Stop it. Sit down.

Kelly and Maria are dead.

If you go outside, you're next.

[PHONE RINGS]

The people who are trying to frame me are dangerous.

And I will not let anything happen to you.

[PHONE RINGS]

Hello.

You can't hold me here against my will.

Don't you see what's going on here, Cameron?

They're turning everyone against me.

Even you.

So what are you going to do, Shane?

What's you're plan?

You're just going to hold me here in this house forever?

I don't know what I'm going to do.

Dispatch, I need a unit at 1975 Northeast 23rd Street.

I got to think.

There's gotta be some way out of this.

What are you doing?

Are you trying to call someone?

No.

What's wrong with you?

You are so paranoid. - I know.

I'm sorry.

I'm-- I'm going crazy.

Listen.

There was this guy.

Pedro.

He was a nice guy.

He worked at the docks and while he was working there,

he found out that his five-year-old son

was diagnosed with cancer.

Now, he needed to work some extra hours

to pay for his son's treatment.

Union rules wouldn't let him log in anymore hours

than he already had, so he came to me to see if he could

work under his cousin's name.

Now, I know this was illegal, but I felt bad for him

and I let him do it.

And then one day, I don't know.

He must have been tired and he was accidentally run

over and killed by a forklift.

That's horrible.

I don't see how that ties in with Maria and Kelly.

There was a police investigation.

I think you forgot to pick me up from work today.

I'm done.

I'm going clean.

And the head detective in charge--

Detective Garbaccio.

Relax.

You going to turn into a baby on me?

We've been doing this for years.

He figured out my involvement.

He threatened to hold me personally

accountable for Pedro's death.

Unless, I did him a favor.

- Tell anybody else about this? - No one.

I kept my mouth shut.

You didn't tell your girlfriend?

You didn't tell your girlfriend, the diver?

What's her name?

Why would I tell my girlfriend?

What does she have to do with this?

It's hard to find nice girls like that now a-days.

Wouldn't want anything to happen to her.

You threatening me?

Don't do anything stupid.

What did you to, Shane?

All I did was alter the shipping records,

so that whenever a container disappeared,

I made it look like they were never there in the first place.

And that's what Monica was going to reveal on TV

and I agreed to meet with her.

But when I did, I don't know, I guess Garbaccio found out,

and he sent a group of thugs to jump me

and they told me to keep my mouth shut.

That's why Kelly and Maria were murdered.

And what about all those envelopes of cash I

found in the basement.

That's my money.

I put it aside every month for Pedro's family.

Why didn't you just tell me all of this?

I wanted to, but I was ashamed.

And then, after what happened to Kelly and Maria,

I thought if I told you I'd be putting you in danger.

You have to tell someone.

I can't.

I can't.

It's too dangerous.

We have to disappear.

Shane.

Running is going to make you look more guilty.

I have no choice.

What's that?

Who is that?

How do they know I'm here?

- I called them. - Why?

Why would you do that?

Sorry.

Come on.

We can escape through the back.

Shane, don't.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Suspect on foot.

Shane.

Shane.

Shane.

Stop.

Shane.

Stop.

Stop.

Shane.

Stop.

Stop.

Put your hands up.

Turn around.

Get on your knees, now.

You're not getting shit, you know that?

Shane.

[SIGH]

You look like crap.

Thanks.

You know that stuff you told me last night?

It's all true.

There has to be someone I can call who can verify your story.

Sh, sh, sh.

It's not safe.

You remember that engagement gift I gave you?

The one I said might come in handy some day?

You should take another look at it.

- Like-- - Yeah.

OK. What is it?

Leverage.

I got to go.

[PHONE RINGS]

- Hello. - Hi.

Is this Cameron? - Yes.

Who is this? - Yeah, look.

Uh, my name is Manny. I work with Shane at the docks.

I really think we should meet.

What's this about?

No, I-- I can't talk about that over the phone.

Can you be here in thirty minutes?

Yes, but how do I know I can trust you?

You don't. I'll see you soon.

You have to come.

He might know the truth.

Cameron, it's over.

There's nothing else you can do for him.

No, you have to believe me.

Shane is innocent.

OK.

Even if that's so, how do you know this isn't a trap?

What if he's just louring you out there to kill you.

That's why I need you to come.

I'm thinking if you show up with your camera

and record the meeting, it might protect me.

My camera can't protect you.

It couldn't protect Maria or Kelly

and it definitely can't protect you.

Now, please just think about this.

It's crazy.

I know.

Crazy is all I have left.

Hey.

Hey.

I heard what happened to Shane.

It ain't right.

He didn't do it.

How do you know?

I was there when he made the deal.

Is she dead?

I don't know.

What do you mean you don't know?

Honey, relax.

I shot Manny.

Then I fired twice at her.

She jumped in the water.

She could have drowned.

I don't know.

So if she's still alive, Detective Brown

will take care of it.

No.

He had his shot and he screwed it up.

You're already overexposed.

You know how many people know you came in contact with her?

How long you think it's going to take

for them to figure out that you reached out

to them just before they died.

People believe what I want them to believe.

[LAUGHS]

Oh my, God.

Oh, you are so arrogant and naive.

You know what you are?

You're lucky.

Do you know why you're lucky?

No, of course you don't.

You're lucky because you have someone to pin it on.

Now, if Shane is in jail, or he's dead,

what are you going to do then, genius?

What are you saying, Dad?

That I shouldn't have done this?

I did this for you.

To protect you.

I never asked you to do any of this.

I never asked you to steal.

Oh, no?

How--How else was I going to spoil you?

With your-- with your degrees, and your trips, and your cars,

and your-- and your Europe, and your-- and your boyfriends--

- Oh, come on - --and your spending money.

And all this other bullshit.

Are you seriously saying you did this for me?

- Yes. - No.

You payed me to protect your image and your marriage.

Not for me.

[LAUGHS]

Look, all I'm saying is let Detective Brown do his job.

Look I-- I would hate if any of this ever came back on you.

You're just afraid they'll trace it back to you.

[SIGH]

Hey, Cameron.

It's me Monica.

Give me a call as soon is you get this.

I've discovered something that can help Shane.

[PHONE DIALING]

Hello.

Monica, it's me, Cameron.

Cameron, where have you been?

I called you like a 1,000 times.

Did you get my messages? - Uh, no.

I'm sor-- I lost my phone.

How did it go with Manny?

- Manny's dead. - What?

How?

He was shot.

That's terrible.

Are you OK?

Where are you?

I'm at my boat.

What are you doing there?

I just didn't feel safe going home.

Are you alone?

Yeah.

Why don't you come over to my house?

I can help you. - No, no.

I-- - OK.

Then I'll go to you.

I have something you have to see.

What is it?

Something that can help Shane.

Do you know where my diving school is?

Yes.

I'll wait for you here.

OK perfect.

- What happened? - I don't know.

We were just standing there in the middle of nowhere

and someone started shooting at us.

Did you call the police?

Uh, yeah, I called the cops, but I had to run

away before they got there.

And who else did you tell about this?

No. Just you.

All right.

Good.

What are you doing?

You like diving don't you?

Let's see how long you can hold your breath.

Get on.

Move.

You know you're going to need me to sail back.

Nice try.

I'll wait for the coast guards.

And what are you going to tell them?

You stole my boat?

This isn't going to be that easy.

These people don't work for your daddy.

You know.

You were the only person who knew where Shane was going

the night Kelly was run over.

You arranged for him to have this car smashed.

You killed all of them.

Even Manny.

I should have known the second you

walked into Garbaccio's office.

Good job.

If only you had figured it out sooner,

maybe you could have saved them.

I'm afraid it's too late.

Well, it's too late for your father too.

Before you got here, I emailed everything on this flash drive

to my sister.

I told her if anything happens to me,

she's to forward it to every TV station in the country.

What's on it?

It's a recording of your father meeting with Shane.

I don't believe you.

Give me the drive. - You want it?

[SCREAMING AND GRUNTS]

Policia.

Drop the gun.

Policia.

Drop it.

[COUGH]

This is the police.

According to authorities, reporter Monica Gordon

attempted to kill Cameron in order

to hide incriminating evidence against her father, Chief

Garbaccio and his band of corrupt officers

who were trying to bring drugs into the country

through the port.

Every month someone would come in, and steel a container,

and I would tamper with the reports.

The testimonies given by Detective Ortega, Shane King,

and video recovered from a broken flash drive,

have been crucial in bringing down

a network of corrupt law enforcement

officials headed by Garbaccio.

I'll wait for you.

You're my true north.

There's nothing like descending on a ship wreck.

It's like uncovering a mystery.

Who was on board when she was swallowed up by the sea?

What were they were doing when it happened?

And most importantly, why did they go down?

Most people never expect bad things to happen to them,

until they do.

So, always prepare for the worst, but if that day comes,

fight like hell.

Because it's never too late.

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