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I've never met him
before in my life.

Then why kill him?

And you can tell us anything.

Whatever you can.

I just did it.

And I don't know why.

I mean,
I don't really know

what to say to her,
to be honest.

'Cause it didn't
really make any sense.

She started going
towards the girlfriend.

Like she...
as saving her?

Get down.

When you were a baby
inside of me,

you took up all my strength.

That's why she's so sick.

You think he knew her?

And then he let her kill him.

Having in mind the rights
which were just read to you,

will you be entering a plea?

I'm sorry.
Can you repeat that, please?

Guilty.

Let it stand for the record

that the defendant has submitted
a plea of guilty to the court.

Counselor, why
aren't you speaking

on behalf of your client today?

I'm only here
as a formality, Your Honor.

My client declined
legal counsel,

prefers to represent herself.

Mrs. Tannetti,
you realize by pleading guilty,

you're giving up
your right to a trial?

Yes.

And your counselor
has made clear to you

that second degree
murder charges

can result in life imprisonment

- without parole?
- Yes.

Mrs. Tannetti,
you have no criminal record.

You've turned down a lawyer

and you're pleading guilty
to a murder you can't explain.

Would you care to...
Clarify any of this for me?

I just know that I did it.

I... I just want
this all to end.

In consideration of
the circumstances of the crime

and the defendant's
unique behavior,

the Court orders an
examination of the defendant

pursuant to Criminal
Procedure Law 730

to determine competency
to stand trial.

Pending those results,

the Court will hear
the defendant's plea

in a scheduled allocution.

Please rise.

What does that mean?
The judge ordered a 730 exam.

They need to evaluate you

to see if you're fit
to stand trial.

Cora.

What are you doing?

Did you put
Judge Baird up to this?

I called, made my case.

Hey, Mason.

How are you?
Good.

It's Caitlin.
Yeah.

No, I, I remember.
Sorry.

It's just been, it's been
a while since graduation, so...

You know anything?

Like what, what they're
saying about her, or...

Why she... Why she did it or...
I can't talk about it.

No?
No. Sorry.

Well, I'll see you around,
then, I guess, okay?

Mason, I can... There's
a way out back I know.

Yeah, all right. Thanks.
Yeah? Okay.

Thanks. I'll be quick.

I know you knew Frankie Belmont.

No, I didn't.

You're pleading guilty.

Why are you doing that?

You could at least
try to help yourself,

if you work with your lawyer.

Plead temporary insanity.
You might reduce your sentence.

It could take a while,

but eventually, you could be
with your family again.

And you could
get your life back.

What makes you think
I want my life back?

Watch
her head! William!

I see it.
This is the last time.

She still wakes up
in the middle of the night.

She needs me to be with her.

Well, she needs to
learn to sleep through it.

And I need to sleep
in my own bed.

I can't do this much longer.

We made The Times too.

DeStefano's already worried
about foliage season.

He thinks the case will
scare away the leaf peepers.

I'm worried about that 730 Exam.

Judge Baird doesn't
usually order those.

Gives Tannetti time
to change her plea.

We may still have a trial
on our hands, gentlemen.

Well, it's not like we're gonna
get caught with our pants down.

And we've got a case.

Yeah, but if we go to trial,
we have to establish motive.

And so far?

There's an explanation
there somewhere.

I didn't even notice her.

None of us did.

I remember I...
I changed the music.

Frankie was in a band when
he was in med school

and I had the tracks
on my phone to surprise him.

We were just kidding around,

and the next thing I know,
she's there...

screaming.

Did Cora say anything during any
of this to you, or anybody else?

I don't know.
I don't remember.

What about before all of this?

Did Frankie ever mention
Cora's name?

Or any other women
that you might not have met?

He only ever talked about his colleagues,
residents from the hospital.

Well, maybe he knew her but
he didn't tell you about it?

You mean, was he cheating on me?

Is that what you're asking?

Fact is most people
have secrets.

Even the most unlikely ones.

There was a girl
that Frankie mentioned.

He wouldn't talk
about it with me.

But he told his friends
once that he had

that he had some sort
of intense connection with her,

but there was something
wrong with her.

And then some sort of accident happened
and it almost ruined his life.

When was this? Five, six years ago.
Before we met.

His friends say that's
when he changed.

Giving me love...

Are you coming?

Hey, Harry.

Get up here.
I'm making breakfast.

Yeah, I'm coming.

And then you add some chives
and blueberries and sprinkles,

whatever you want.

So now you bust out the omelet?
When I'm leaving?

I'm sorry, baby.

Just teaching the temporary
bachelor how to survive.

Bye, guys.
All right, little man.

So...

You doing all right?

What's that supposed to mean?

You kind of scared the shit
out of Nia last night.

You in the yard, 3:00 in the
morning, in your underwear.

You doing more of that
plant-whispering shit?

I was taking a break.
From what? Sleeping?

Why's your wife looking out the
window at 3:00 in the morning?

That's the question you should be asking.
Don't you start that shit.

Next time, you wear some
pants, how about that?

Stop showing your
wang to my woman.

Did you cut his hair?
I trimmed it. Barely.

What are you doing? Cora likes it longer.
You know, it's just...

Well. I think it looks nice.
You can see his ears for once.

You really coming to work?

Yeah. I told you I was.

I'm not gonna stick
around here all day.

I'm gonna go out
the back, though.

No, he's right here.
He's right here in the house.

Because I saw him on the news.

I'm just creeped out and Mike's at work.
Will you come over? Well, I...

Yes. Yes, I know it. I didn't
realize that they would send him.

Sorry.

Here you go.

You had... You had the beer, right?
I had the beer.

Beer.
Thank you.

Food. And your other stuff will
be out in just a few minutes.

You're new here, right?

Yeah. Is it that obvious?

Oh, no. You're doing fine.

I just... I hadn't
seen you here before.

I'm originally from upstate.
From Ellenville.

Yeah. I know it.

You do?
I live in Dorchester.

Oh.
Yeah.

I'm picking up some inventory
here, but that's where I live.

That's really the only reason
I got the job.

My Aunt Margaret
knows Laura, the owner.

And, yeah,
she hired me as a favor.

Oh, well, why'd you
come to Inwood?

Just wanted a change.

How's the waitressing thing
working out for you?

I'm terrible.
No!

Yeah! I can't remember anything.

I... Spill everything.

No. No, it's just...

You know, you should be a hostess
at a fancy spot downtown.

Where they charge
$30 for... a salad.

I'd pay 30 bucks...

If you were working there.

You know, at my women's group,
we talk there.

About what's happening, how we're feeling.
It's such a relief to me.

Could you speak directly
to Harry like we've been doing?

I feel so lonely.

Like you're not
really interested.

I feel like something could happen
to me and you wouldn't even notice.

I keep thinking about that
time at the hospital.

Now, that's not fair. We've gone...
Already been over this...

When I had my knee replacement last
year, he left me in the hospital.

He disappeared.

When I woke up
in the recovery room,

Harry was home, spraying
his dogwoods for anthrax.

Anthracnose.

The nurses said, said that...
I feel invisible.

The nurses had said that it
would be at least an hour

before she came out of it.

And I thought I could pop
over and I could pop back.

And that was a bad call.

We haven't had sex in so long,

I don't even know
what he wants anymore.

Just as I am,

without one plea, but that
thy blood was shed for me.

And that thou
bid'st me come to thee.

Lamb of God,
I come. I come.

Fill us with your peace.

In the name of Jesus Christ, our
Lord and savior, we pray. Amen.

Hail Mary, full of grace,
the Lord is with thee.

Blessed art thou amongst women,

and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.

Holy Mary, Mother of God,
pray for us sinners,

now and at
the hour of death. Amen.

Hail Mary, full of grace...
Honey. Cora.

The Lord is with thee.

I have to go back to the city.

But I will be back
in a few days, okay?

Holy Mary, Mother of...

Phoebe is gonna pull through.

We just have to keep
hoping for the best.

You'll pray for her?

I pray for her all the time.
In my own way.

Is with thee.
Blessed art thou amongst women,

and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.

Holy Mary, Mother of God...

Eat it before your mother
finds it, okay?

At the hour of our death.

You deserve a treat.
Thanks, Aunt Margaret.

Full of grace...

I love you.
The Lord is with thee.

Blessed art thou amongst women,
and blessed is the fruit...

your will be done,
on Earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day
our daily bread.

And forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who
trespass against us.

We can do this
all day if you want.

And we can come back tomorrow
and do it all over again.

I know there's a story
between you and Frankie.

And I'm gonna keep digging.

You are not mentally ill.

And sane people, they have motives for
what they do whether they hide it or not.

And me, coming here,
is not going to stop

until I hear something out
of you that makes sense.

There is someone out there
who knows something.

Maybe it's a friend,
or one of your family.

They got TV cameras
following them

every minute of the day
because of you.

And they're in pain.

And you're just gonna leave them
there, for the rest of their lives,

with no explanation for what you did?
Is that what you want?

I met Frankie on July third.

It was five years ago.

Where were you?

It was at a bar on Route 6.

Carl's Taproom.

But I didn't know him
as Frankie.

He told me his name was JD. I didn't
realize that he was lying until later.

What year was this?

2012.
Fourth of July weekend.

He was there at the bar with some
friends, with a couple of guys.

JD had some pills
and we all took them...

and then, um, we got in his car
and went to somebody's house.

What kind of car
did Frankie drive?

He has a truck. A black
truck with a white top.

Where was this house?

I'm not sure.
We just ended up there.

I remember this orange carpet.

And that song.

Frankie just played it
over and over and over again.

It was... It was from
a band that he was in

and he just seemed so confident.

Like he was
on his way somewhere.

And then what?

We spent the night together.

Two weeks later,
I found out I was pregnant.

And I didn't know what to do.

He... He had my phone number,
I didn't have his.

So I tried to track him down
and that's when I found out

that he didn't even
give me his real name.

I grew up Catholic.

I couldn't get an abortion.
I couldn't tell my parents.

I just wanted to die.

And then I woke up...

In the hospital with a fractured
hip and a concussion and...

I wasn't pregnant anymore.

I used to pray a lot
when I was little.

I... Praying for my sister, Phoebe.
Praying for my mother.

For myself.

Hours and hours I would...

I would beg God
to help us. And for what?

What kind of a god...

kills your baby,
but lets you survive?

When I heard that song at the beach
and I... And I realized who he was...

Something inside me
just snapped.

Jesus Christ.

Well, Lopez will be happy at least.
We got a story.

Kind of all makes
sense now, doesn't it?

Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned.

I indulged in temptation
and risked my sister's life.

Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned...

You've been praying out here
for over an hour.

Phoebe saw you from the window

and reminded me
you were out here.

I wanted to stay.

I have faith that he heard you
and he'll spare your sister.

But, you have got
to be stronger than this.

I know that it's hard,

but we can't give him reasons
to punish us.

One bite of this chocolate
and he could take Phoebe's life.

Okay. Show him you understand.

I can feel you brooding
from across the room.

Smiling on the inside.

The usual? Medium rare?

With salad instead of fries.

I... I thought you were
coming over on Tuesday.

You could've let me know.
I know. I'm sorry.

The thing is, I can't
come and see you anymore.

That last time was a mistake.
You've said that before.

I'm trying with Faye.
I really want to try.

So why are you here now?

Well... to tell you.

It's an awfully long way
to come just to tell me that.

Text me next time.

Hey. Hey.

Come up here. Come up here.
No. No, no, no.

Yes.
No, I want to. No.

No, I want to.
Mason.

Mason.

Mason.

What was that?

I don't know.

I don't know.

My God. Are you okay?
Yeah. I'm okay.

That's it. Get that tape
right on the corner.

Get it off. Go ahead. Tear it.

And...

Dad, I told you he wanted LEGOs.

The Star Wars Falcon thing.

Well, I, I thought he could use
these on our hikes, you know.

And if he could see the birds,
he might be more interested.

Isn't that right, kiddo?

What's the matter, honey?

Dan?
What?

Can you help, please?

Now be honest with me.

Have you ever wanted to go
up to that kid and just...

Just a little bit?
Next time, just get the LEGOs.

Right. Just get the LEGOs.

It's... Nice
to be here with you.

Well, it's nice
to hear you say that.

Feels natural.

I know how to do this.

We said eight weeks, Harry.

That's what we decided.

But why? Why can't we
just live together?

You want to still.

And... I want to.

Look around you, there are so
many sad stories out there.

We're lucky.

So we're just trying
to back up the story

before, you know,
we close the investigation.

How did she know Frankie?

Did she date him, or something?

I'm sorry. I can't tell you.

But she mentioned him to you? No,
I told you guys that already. No.

Okay.

Well, what about
someone called JD?

JD?
Yeah, it was a nickname.

That's how she knew him.

As JD?

She mention him?

No.

What else did she say about him?

Mason, I can't tell you.
It's confidential.

I'm sitting here all day

with this stuff circling around in my
head and it's driving me up a wall. Okay?

I feel like I'm going nuts.

Stop treating me like I'm
just a witness to something.

You know, how long
have you known me?

Please. Nobody's
saying anything to me.

Give me something
to go on. Don't...

You know, you can't just leave
me in the dark about it.

Okay.
I need anything.

Please, anything to go on.
Okay, okay. Apparently,

it was a one-night stand
and he got her pregnant.

This.

Do you know how to get
the music off of this?

All of the girls
All on the mattress

Lock the door

Dim the lights...

Yup, that's the face.

When I saw her on the news,

I knew that I had
seen her here before.

So how crazy is she?

When was it that she was here?

A while back.

I think it was
the fourth of July,

'cause I remember some idiots

were setting off M-80s
in the parking lot.

She was dancing
with this other girl.

This other girl.
What did she look like?

All I remember is that she was so
sauced she couldn't stand up straight.

There was a guy with them, too.

Was it him?

No.

This isn't the guy who was
with Cora Tannetti that night?

I don't think so.

The guy that she
was with had blonde hair.

Okay. Thanks.
I'll be in touch. Thanks.

It's just hard to believe.

And he never mentioned anything
about a girl or an accident?

No.

It just doesn't sound like Frankie.
He never did drugs.

And, abandoning
a girl like that...

That girl is lying.

Young guys Frankie's age,

often happens that they have lives
their parents aren't aware of.

Did you ever hear him
go by the nickname, JD?

JD? No.

You knew he was in a band?

Sure. He mentioned it.

But that was a flash in the pan.

He quit because
he didn't have time.

He was at Cornell
working 100 hours a week.

He could... Barely had
time to come see us.

What would he be doing in Dorchester,
40 minutes north of here?

Well, that's what we're
trying to understand.

No, you don't.
You don't understand.

Frankie was good.
He was too good.

Even as a child. All he ever
wanted to do was help people.

It's gotta be hard
on the both of you.

When did this whole
thing happen exactly?

You said five years ago,
but when?

We think it was
fourth of July weekend.

In 2012?

But... Frankie
wasn't even here.

Yeah, what do you mean?

I have a colleague, Dan Strauss.

He runs a volunteer clinic
in Los Angeles.

Frankie went to work for him
for two months that summer.

I have the registration paperwork
in my office somewhere.

He wasn't even on this coast.

Yeah? DAN: I thought
you should know this.

I was gonna call you.

I've been trying to track down
Cora Tannetti's hospital records

after that car accident.

You know how she said she went to St.
Emilia's?

They have no record of her.

Checked all over the state.

Nothing.

Okay.

You know how she said in her interview
that her parents were both dead?

Guess what?

They are alive and well,
a half-hour away in Ellenville.

As long as you're a loner,
they'll push you around.

You should sit with us.

No, thanks.
Suit yourself.

We have to move you, honey.

Otherwise they get worse.

Okay.

Okay, okay...

She'll be okay.

We'll keep praying
and God will make her better.

Come here.

Look at her.

Do you know
why she's not better?

Because you're
not doing your part.

Tell your sister what you did.
Tell her why she's so sick.

Because I'm a sinner

and I took the chocolate
from Aunt Margaret.

Look her in the eye
and apologize.

Cora.

I'm sorry.

Cora...

Why did you lie to me
about your parents being dead?

And the pregnancy,
that isn't true, is it?

How about the hospital?

I didn't go to the hospital.

The driver of the car who hit me
took me to his home for treatment.

Do you even realize
that I'm trying to help you?

Are you?
Yeah, I'm trying.

Nobody else gives
a damn, but... I'm here.

But you're a detective
and you're not supposed

to be helping me, so... Why?

The truth. It's my job
to know the truth.

You're so full of shit.
Good.

We have something
in common, don't we?

How do you know Frankie?

I told you we met on July third.

No, don't. Don't screw around with me.
Why did you kill him?

I don't know.
Yes, you do know.

And I know that you know.

You don't get to do
what you did and not know.

What happened on the beach?

You were sitting there
with your husband.

And you were slicing up
a pear for your son.

And Frankie and his friends
were 15 yards away

and somebody was playing music.

And you heard
that music, didn't you?

It reminded you
of something, didn't it?

Turn it off.
No. We're going through this.

We are going through
this step-by-step.

I'm not doing this.
Let go.

Turn it off.
Why?

He did something
to you, didn't he?

What did he do?
What did he do to you?

Screw you.

I'm sorry. I can't hear you.

Giving me love...

Are you coming?

Stop.
I can't hear you!

How do you know Frankie?

Stop it!

Stop it!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

I'm gonna kill you!

Dim the lights

Bottoms up...

I'm all right.

And you too...

They said you had gotten pregnant.
Is that true?

Don't you think that's something
that you should have told me?

Cora?

And why did you lie to
the cops about Frankie?

I know the guy
you were talking about.

I know JD.
He's got that truck.

I knew some of his friends
before we met.

Was he the one that got you pregnant?
Did he hurt you?

It doesn't matter anymore.
It does matter.

Because you're talking to the
cops about it, it does matter.

Is Laine okay?
No. Laine's not okay.

And I'm not okay.

Our world is turned
upside down right now.

And you won't even talk to me.

You still hanging out
with Mitch?

Yeah, sometimes.
Yeah.

Yeah, I don't know.

Hey, you remember this guy
from back then, JD?

He drove that black truck.

Hung out with Jason and those dudes.
Yeah.

Yeah, JD's still around.

Yeah. Up in Kingston mostly.

I know a couple guys
that run with him sometimes.

Okay.

You think you can
just hook me up with him?

Why do you want
to mess with him?

I just want to meet him,
you know. Work stuff, maybe.

You think you can introduce me?

Hi.

I can't say
exactly how it helps.

I...

I feel calmer.

My mind is quieter, I think.

It's like a shift...

And you sit on those cushions?

No. I just sit in a chair.

Well, it sounds interesting.

We gotta do something
about the reflection.

Hey. That's good.

Come back.

You're gonna be okay.

Come back.

Come back.

You came back.

Harry.
Dan.

Thanks. I appreciate this. Look.
I want to show you something.

I hope you got something good.

'Cause I've only got
four hours of sleep left.

Yeah, yeah, okay.

Cora, right?

That song I played
triggers her somehow.

When she hears it,
something happens.

Look at this.
Harry.

Okay. Where she hit me.
Yeah.

The pattern, right?

One here, one here,
and one here.

Look at the stab wounds
on Frankie Belmont.

Same exact places.

She stabbed Frankie seven times, right?
Look at this.

Look how many times she hits me.

One,

two, three, four,

five,

six,

seven.

Sweet Jesus.

She's repeating exactly
what she did on that beach.

She doesn't even know it.