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- At least the popcorn was good.

- Coach Kelly should've
called a time-out

after Coolidge missed
that free throw.

- Coach Kelly.
Remember his last year,

when he lost his pen
during gym class?

- He made us walk up and
down the football field

for half an hour,
trying to find it.

- And the whole time,
it was behind his ear.

You guys
wanna come over?

- I have gummies.

- I told my mom I'd
help her make dinner.

- I'll drop you off.

I got a bio test
first period, so.

- Cool, cool. See you tomorrow.

- Kai's been doing
a lot of weed.

- His dad gets it for him.

- Seriously?
- Yep.

Ever since the
dispensary opened.

His dad thinks it's safer
if he gets it at home

than from some sketch dealer.

- Hey.

We should stop and
help him, right?

- Uh, yeah, I guess.

Hi, Ma? I might
be a little late.

We're helping a man
with car troubles.

No, don't worry.

He's, like, a
minister or something.

- Ah, thank you for stopping.

- Yeah, no worries.
What's going on?

- Uh, I just seem to be
stuck in the ditch here.

Can't seem to get
back on the road here.

- Um, okay.

Well, we can try
to give you a push.

- Oh, that would be great.

- Oh, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

- Oh.

- Hey, would you mind
giving us a hand?

- Sure. I'd be happy to.

- Thanks.
- Oh, God bless.

- Thanks so much.

- Yeah, thank you.

On three?
- Yeah.

- Give us your phones.

- Oh, my God. Okay, okay.
- Now.

Give me your phone!
- Man, get off!

- Move!
- Okay, okay!

- Go on, get in the van.
- In!

- What do you want?
- In!

- Okay, okay.

Okay, okay.

What do you want? Please!

- What do you want?
What do you want...

- Quiet, little lambs,

or we'll slaughter you both.

Oh, my God.

- No, please! Please!

- I've been diagnosed with
stage III liver cancer.

Lost 20 pounds so far.

Feel so weak, I can
hardly get out of bed.

And my stomach?

Well, it just
hurts all the time.

I'm suffering with this,

suffering bad.

So please, I pray that
you'll let me go home

so I can spend my last
time on this Earth

as a free man.

- Mr. Davis, if we
grant this request,

can we trust you won't resort
to criminal activity again?

- I'm too damn sick
to break any laws.

And just so you know,

I didn't kill that young man,

same as I told
everybody 25 years ago.

- I understand we have a
member of the victim's family

who wishes to speak.

Sir, please state your
name for the record

and your relationship
to the victim.

- I'm Remy Scott,
the older brother

of Mr. Davis' victim,

Michael Scott.

- Thank you.

You may proceed.

- My brother was... just 18

when he was murdered
in Fort Lauderdale.

Mikey was...

He was the golden
child of our family:

intelligent, funny, kind,

not to mention a
world-class pitcher.

His murder devastated me

and my sister, Claire.

Our parents were never the same

after he came home
from spring break

in a casket.

Mikey was the reason
I became an FBI agent.

I'm now the head of the
Fugitive Task Force,

so I have some insight

into this man who
asks for compassion

but still won't admit
what he did 25 years ago,

when he stabbed
my little brother.

So why should he get mercy now,

when he showed none
for my brother,

when he doesn't have
an ounce of compassion,

when he doesn't have
an ounce of remorse

for what he did

and still has the
audacity to deny it?

Keep this killer in a cage,

where he belongs.

Let justice be served.

- You all right?
You look exhausted.

- Took a redeye last night.

I was down in Florida,
testifying at a hearing

for my brother's case.

- What kind of hearing?

- The guy who killed
him has cancer,

wants to get out
of prison early.

- I'm so sorry.

It's been what, 25 years?

- Yeah.

- So what did they decide?

- We should hear in
the next 48 hours.

What do we got?

- Chloe LeBlanc,
Luke Spottiswood,

sophomores at the
local high school,

last seen leaving the
school parking lot

in Luke's car after
a basketball game

yesterday afternoon.

- You sure this
was an abduction?

Teenagers can be pretty
unpredictable sometimes.

- No, not these two.

I go birding with
Luke's dad, Steven.

These are good kids.

- I found their cell
phones on the ground.

They look like they were
run over by a vehicle.

- And these were in the car too.

There's nothing but
schoolbooks and papers.

- Dust those phones for
prints. Backpacks too.

- You got it.
- We'll also need photos

of these tire tracks
and any other evidence

that might show up.
- Okay, you got it.

- All right, let's split up
and get these kids home safe.

Hana, Ray, head over
to the high school

for eyewitness and video leads.

Barnes and I will
cover the parents.

- What are you talking about?

How can our son just
disappear like that?

- Somebody must
have seen something.

- And if they did,
we'll find them.

- Were either of your
kids involved in anything

that might have
precipitated this?

- Like what?

- You're blaming Chloe for this?

- No.
- No, but we need to know

everything you can tell us.

The important thing
is to remain calm.

- Pfft, sure. How
do we do that?

- What do they want
from us, money?

- Well, no one
contacted you, right?

- We'll post agents on
each of your houses,

just in case.

When's the last time you
spoke with your daughter?

- Chloe called me
after the game was over

and said they had stopped
to help a minister

with car trouble.

- A minister?
Okay, that's good.

Did she say anything else?

- Just that she was with Luke

and she'd be late.

- When do you think
we'll hear something?

- If there are any developments,

we'll let you know, I promise.

- I can't just
sit here and wait.

I'm gonna drive around
and look for them myself.

- We prefer that
you didn't do that.

I understand what
you're going through.

I've been on the other
side of this myself.

A situation in my own family.

- Oh. How did that turn out?

- With a happy ending.

Do yours.

- We interviewed dozens
of parents and students

that were leaving
the basketball game

at the same time
as Chloe and Luke.

None of them noticed
anything out of the ordinary.

- But one of Luke's
friends remembered

that after the last home game,

he saw a panel van
following Luke's car

out of the school parking lot.

- There were no vans in
the parking lot yesterday

on the security video.
I'm gonna start grinding

through the other
90 vehicles now.

- Do we have any
security footage

from the last game, the
one where Luke's friend

said he was followed?

- Uh, we should.

Okay, yeah.

This is from a week
before the Coolidge game.

There's a maroon van.

- There's an emblem on the door.

Looks like a religious symbol.

- The minister they
stopped to help.

- Mm.

The van is registered

to the Sacred Church
of the Revelations,

Dorchester, New Hampshire.

A Jacob Varitek, pastor.

- Dorchester's 40 miles
across the state line.

- Get a BOLO out
on that vehicle.

See what we can
find on the pastor.

Gaines and I will cover
Varitek's residence.

Barnes and Ray, I think
you'd be best at the church.

- Pastor Jacob's not here today.

- Where is he?

- He'll be back from
a funeral tomorrow.

- Who died?

- Little girl in Franconia,

mauled by two pit bulls.

Heard those dogs made a
right good meal of the child.

- You mind if we take a
look inside the church?

- Make it quick. I'm about
to clean up in there.

- Thank you.

Doesn't exactly fill you

with the Holy Spirit
in here, does it?

- You ever been in a
church with an image

of the devil on its walls?

- I guess it makes sense.

Good in the front of the church,

evil in the back?

- It's giving me the same vibe

like in one of
those voodoo places

in the French Quarter.

It's creepy.

- Pastor Jacob? FBI.

How'd the hell you get in?

- Back window was open.

- Two missing kids?

I'd call that exigent
circumstances.

- I checked the
house. Nobody's here.

Breakfast dishes in the sink.

Business as usual.

Varitek's got a landline.

Could be why we can't
link him to a cell number.

- He's got more books
on the Antichrist

than he does on Jesus.

Looks like Pastor Jacob
has a little brother.

- Yeah.

No mom in the picture.

Let's see.

Yeah, Rudolph Varitek.

He lives in Newbury, Vermont,

a few miles from
the high school.

Looks like he's got
a criminal record...

in New Hampshire for
practicing medicine

without a license.

- Body and soul...
Whatever your affliction,

the Varitek brothers
got it covered.

- Time to go. We've
reached our destination.

- Where are you taking us?

- Be patient. Let's go.

Let's go.

Chloe!

- Run!

- Go get her!

- Let's go. Calm down, dear.

- No, no, please!
- Please, just calm down.

Just calm down.

Just calm down.

- Please...
- Easy.

Please.

- All right, think
of something nice

while the medicine
takes effect, huh?

99,

98, 97,

96, 95...

- What the hell am I
supposed to tell her mother?

We know how Chloe died?

- EMT said there was
no sign of any violence

or sexual assault.

- Eh, they found ligature
marks around the wrist.

- They also said
there's a pinhole tear

in the shoulder of her jacket

and a drop of liquid residue.

- There's some dry blood
around the injection site.

Could've been a hot shot.

- Oh, with fake doctor
brothers involved,

that would make sense.

- State M.E. will
sort it out for us.

- Why grab these two kids
just to kill one of them?

There's gotta be something
else going on here.

- You're right.

Deep dive, Rudolph Varitek.

I'm gonna run a
game on Pastor Jacob

and make sure we're going
down the right track.

- What's the play?
- Win his trust, size him up.

If he's good for this,
something will slip.

- You don't need to go
undercover for that.

We can just reach out
to the congregation.

- We don't have
time for all that.

It's a close-knit
community up here.

Not a lot of love
for federal agents.

I'll need a crappy car, a Bible,

and a change of clothes.

- Ah.
- Okay.

- Ah.
- This'll be fine for now.

I may have to suture it later.

- Are you sure no
one saw you dump her?

- Give me some credit.

- You killed her
with that injection.

- All I can get my
hands on right now

are horse tranquilizers.

If I had my DEA license,

I would have access to
proper medication...

Hey!

Where's Chloe?
- Quiet!

Quiet in there!

- Where'd she go?

- Quiet!

No more miscalculations,
Rudolph.

We have a lot to accomplish.

Good Friday is just
around the corner.

- I'll have the crosses painted
and delivered to the sanctuary.

- Fine.

We'll have to acquire
another she-devil.

- Maybe I could just
focus on the boy.

Do we really need
another female?

- Eve did the serpent's bidding

and tempted Adam in the garden,

so evil must be vanquished

in all its incarnations.

- Yes.

- Maybe I can find another girl

after the funeral.

We'll take him to the OR.

Wait for me there.

- Rudolph Varitek.

One of the most macabre
cases I've ever prosecuted.

- Because he was
holding himself out

as a medical doctor?

- A doctor who'd perform the
kind of elective procedures

you can't get at your
corner urgent care.

You ever heard of extreme
body modification?

- I'm vaguely familiar, yeah.

- It's more than just
stretched earlobes.

Eye tattoos, tunneled
cheeks subdermal implants:

Varitek did it all.

- But if you wanna
disfigure yourself,

isn't that legal?

- He didn't stop at cosmetics.

Varitek sees himself
as an actual physician.

After he flunked out
of medical school,

he took up
do-it-yourself surgery

on his shingle on the dark web.

- He must be resentful

the medical establishment
wouldn't have him.

- Definitely.

He wasn't even on our radar

until he performed
an amateur version

of gender reassignment surgery.

The victim ended up in
the ER and almost died.

Varitek did six months
for practicing medicine

without a medical license

and moved out of New Hampshire.

- How do we, as a
community of believers,

make peace

with a senseless tragedy

like the brutal death

of this sweet, innocent child?

I, too, have recently
lost a loved one

to sinister machinations.

Be assured, my good friends,

these are no random misfortunes,

for the Lamb would never allow

such heinous brutality
to befall the righteous,

like the family that sits
here in mourning today.

No, this can only be understood

as the demonic work
of the Antichrist,

who took this poor soul

as a demonstration of his
dark, malevolent power!

God bless you.

- Very moving eulogy, Pastor.

- Thank you.

Have you also come at
the family's calling?

- When I heard
what happened, I...

thought I'd come
and pay my respects.

- Where do you minister?

- My last posting
was in Ohio, but...

things didn't go so
well for me there.

- How so?

- I'd rather not talk about it,
if it's all the same to you.

- I see.

These are trying
times we live in,

when men of God are themselves
treated with suspicion.

- God bless you
for understanding.

- Of course.

- People can be so vindictive.

Your church in
Dorchester... I was hoping

there might be an
opportunity there for me.

- Unfortunately, there's not.

We're a small and
aging congregation.

As I'm sure you're aware,

our youth have drifted
away from the church.

- Jesus said, "Suffer
the little children,

and forbid them not
to come unto me."

- Easier said than done.

They worship technology now.

- Very true.

How do we bring them back?

- Show them that the work
of the devil is everywhere.

Satan's cleverest
trick is to convince us

he doesn't exist.

We need to make evil tangible

to all the doubters among us,

simplify it in a way
their narrow minds

can understand.

- So true.

Evil is everywhere.

Like those two high
school students

who were kidnapped

across the state line.

- I'm not aware of
such an incident,

but I'm not one to
follow current events.

You must excuse me now.

I pray that you find peace

and a beneficent situation.

- I just spent some quality time

with Pastor Jacob.

He's obsessed with
this dude named Satan.

My gut tells me he's in this
up to his clerical collar.

- Security footage
puts Rudolph's Chevy

at the high school parking lot

ten minutes before
the abduction.

- Where's Rudolph now?

- We still don't
have a 20 on him.

- Get a drone with
thermal imaging capability

over the Variteks'
property. That church too.

- Okay, copy that.

- And someone was
recently killed

in Jacob's family...
A crime victim, maybe.

Suss that out.
In the meantime,

I'm gonna stay on Jacob.

- Okay.

You want some company?

- You think I need a babysitter?

- Well, I saw your eyes

when you lied to those families.

I know this one's
hitting close to home.

- I'm good.

Jacob's gonna screw up and
lead us straight to Luke.

I gotta go.

- Hey.

- What did you do with Chloe?

- Don't worry, son.

She's fine.

- I don't believe you.

- Why would I wanna hurt her?

I made you a sandwich.

Enjoy it.

It's the last solid food
you'll have for some time.

- Be a good boy
for Dr. Rudolph.

Stick out your tongue.

- No, please.

- This is going to happen
one way or another.

If you don't cooperate, it's
just going to make things

a lot more unpleasant

for both of us.

Come closer.

Good boy.

Lovely.

I think this'll work out nicely.

We'll begin when Jacob returns.

- Jacob's still on the road.

Driving south.

- Air ops did infrared
scans of the Variteks'.

Results are negative.

- What about the church?
- Same deal.

But I did find an obituary

on the Variteks'
father, Douglas.

Now, he died five months ago

after a lengthy battle
with Behcet's disease.

- Never heard of it.

- We'll I'll spare you
all the gory details,

but it's a long and
painful way to go,

something that I'm sure
would've been difficult

to watch their
father go through.

- Interesting.

Hana, hang on a second.
Claire, what's up?

- I'm sorry to bother
you while you're working,

but I thought you
would wanna hear this.

The Florida commission
turned down Davis' request

for compassionate
medical release.

- That's great news.

- I don't know what you said
to them down there, Remy,

but I guess they made
the right decision.

- Sorry. Do you need a lift?

- Claire, I gotta go.
I'll hit you later.

Hana, tell Kristin to
write a haul-ass order

to my location.
- What's going on?

- Looks like Jacob just
kidnapped another girl.

Pastor Jacob.

I was just driving by,
and I noticed your van.

- Hello again.

- Is that your daughter?

- Oh. Oh, no.

This is Amanda.

She's the granddaughter
of one of our congregants.

- Nice to meet you, Father.

- Nice to meet you as well.

How's your day going, Amanda?

- Great.

Pastor Jacob just saw
me leaving the diner,

and he was nice enough
to offer me a ride home.

- So nice.
- Hmm.

You know what, Amanda?

My stomach is starting to growl.

I'm craving one of Gus'
meatloaf sandwiches.

I'm sorry, I'm gonna have
to send you on your way.

- Oh, okay.

Yeah.

- Sorry about that.
- It's okay.

- Bye, Amanda!
- Bye!

Nice to see you, Pastor Jacob.

- Nice to see you too.

Get home safe, huh?

- Thank you. I will.

- Okay.

Bye-bye.
- Bye.

- Such a beautiful day, huh?

- You know, I didn't
catch your name.

- Remy,

like the cognac.

Dark and smooth.

- Well, good day to you, Remy.

- And the Lord be with you.

- Safe travels.

- Thank you.
- Sure.

- Mind if I join?

- I was hoping to have
a few moments to myself.

- You said the
meatloaf's good here.

I'm a sucker for chopped meat.

- I'm sure you'll enjoy it,

but at another table, please.

- You know, I
can't help thinking

maybe Amanda shouldn't be
walking home alone today.

- I'm sure she'll be fine.
- I'm not.

I heard on the radio that
the girl who was kidnapped

in Vermont was found dead

not too far from here.

- That's a shame.

- But the boy she was with?

Still missing.
- Mm.

- Why do you think
they'd keep him alive

but kill her?

- There are some evils we
can't begin to understand.

It's so funny you
should say that,

because I always wrestle
with that question.

Do sinners believe they're evil,

or do they have rationalizations

that excuse their damage?

- Only God knows
what's inside a person.

- But what do you think, Jacob?

Could there be some
heartbreaking event

that set these crimes in motion?

Excuse me.

- I believe the Lord
brought us together

for a divine purpose, Jacob:

to help this boy

who's trapped somewhere.

- I'd like some privacy, please.

- If you'd rather not talk,

let's at least invoke the power

of our joint prayer.

Let's kneel

and pray together.

Please, Lord,

save this boy.

Save him. Say it
with me, Jacob.

Save him.

- Save him.

- Let's also pray
for his captors,

that they see the
error of their ways,

that they repent and
find grace in the Lord.

I can't imagine

what this boy is going through,

his hands bound together.

His family feels the same pain

that you must have felt

when you lost your
father, Jacob.

So much sorrow, I'm sure.

Oh.

There's still time for
you to renounce this evil

and reach out for
His forgiveness.

- Get your hands off me.

- Let's cleanse
ourselves, you and I both.

It's time for us

to atone for our sins.
- You're hurting me.

Get off!

- Is everything
all right in there?

- We can't run from
the evil we do, Jacob.

The Lord is commanding
you to renounce Satan

and be saved.

Save yourself, Jacob.
Save your soul.

Save your soul,
Jacob. Save your soul!

Save your soul!

We're just gonna
let him drive away?

- We don't have enough to
hold him on right now, Remy.

There are rules...
- Throw the rules!

He's got Luke, he and
his psycho brother.

- What the hell were you
trying to do in there?

- Conducting an inquisition,

trying to get him to confess.

- We did that,
like, 600 years ago.

- If they kill Luke
now, it's on us.

- You wanna live with
his blood on your hands?

- Hey, listen to me. I
know this is what happened

to your brother.

Okay?

- Just give me ten more
minutes alone with him,

and this can all be over.

- This feels personal.
I've been there.

I get it, okay? But we
gotta take a step back,

take a deep breath.

We'll send Ray to follow him.

He's not gonna do
anything to Luke

with a tail on him.

All right?

- Take my car.

I just wanna nail this son
of a bitch to the cross.

- I hear you, and we will, okay?

We will.

- Where is Jacob now?

- He's on his way
back to the church.

Doesn't seem like he's
in a hurry, though.

- All right, keep us posted.

Mr. Spottiswood.

- You said you'd be in touch.

- Yeah, um, come over
here for a second.

Things are moving very quickly.

- So you know where Luke is.

- We're doing
everything in our power

to bring him home safely.

- He's gonna end up in a
ditch like Chloe, isn't he?

Listen to me...

- I know these have been

the worst two days of your life,

but there's nothing
you can do about it

but go home, take care of
yourself and your wife.

I have a team with
some of the best agents

in the bureau with me, and we
have some very strong leads.

- What kind of person
would do this to them?

- Go home.

As soon as something
breaks, I'll let you know.

Will you do that for me?

- I'm sorry for barging in
here like a crazy person.

I just... I feel so helpless.

- No need to apologize.

It's your son. I get it.

Go home.

Okay, so we have Jacob pinned.

Why can't we find his brother?

- No friends, no
family, no social media.

- We have to think
outside the box.

We're running out of time.

- What about the
caretaker at the church?

- Well, Ray and I
didn't get much.

He's a man of few words.

- I'll have Hana take
another crack at him.

- I already told your
two Black friends

where to find the pastor.

- Right.

Have you seen his
brother, Rudolph?

- Lives in Vermont.
- I'm aware.

But when was the last
time Rudolph was here?

- Hard to say.

- What's M-I-C?

- McKerry Industrial Chemicals.

Worked there for 39 years.

- Hazardous chemicals.

Must've been a tough job.

- Damn right, it was.

That's how I know the Variteks.

Jacob gave me some
work around the church

after I retired.

- He worked with you?

- His father did, Douglas,

till he got sick and
went on disability

a few years before
the plant closed.

- Ah, he had, uh,
Behcet's disease.

- All I know is,
the doctors up here

couldn't do much for him.

Took its toll on the brothers,

seeing their father suffer
and waste away like that.

It drove Jacob to a dark
place with his ministry.

He could only understand
his father's torture

as something that was evil.

- So there's an
abandoned chemical plant

'round here?

- They turned the
place inside out.

Nothing but rusty pipes
and empty storage tanks.

- They have to be hiding
somewhere in there.

- Pull everybody out and
search it all over again.

- It's a lot of
manpower to tie up.

- They have something
better to do?

Or maybe tunnels we
don't know about,

underground tanks?
Who the hell knows?

- Okay, I'll let them know.

- What is that thing?

- I don't know.
- Let's check it.

- The lock and chain looks new.

- Stand back.

- Boot must've been here.

- Somebody must've
tipped him off.

What's back here?

- Oh, God.

- Horns?

Clawed hands.

These twisted bastards.

They're turning
Luke into the devil.

- This is terrifying.

To inflict this
level of deformity

on another human being...
It's a long way from religion.

- Their father's death must've
really screwed them up.

Maybe the only thing they
could blame for his death

was the Antichrist.

- So what's their endgame?

Just turn Luke into a freak?

Parade
him around on Sundays

like some sort of
proof of concept?

- Ray.

- Jacob's leaving the church.

He just got in his van.

Looks like he's heading
north on Route 117.

- Okay, he might be on his
way to Rudolph and Luke.

We found their hideout.

Looks like they left in a hurry.

- Hana, is there any chance

that Rudolph and Luke
could've slipped in the church

while Jacob led us all
over New Hampshire?

- Uh, there's a road that goes
around the back of the ridge.

It'd be about a ten-minute
hike through the woods.

- Ray, get in that church.

- What about Jacob?
- We'll intercept him.

Just get in that church
and tear it apart.

- But the church
is probably locked.

- Then kick the damn door down!

- Jacob was going to be here
with a female companion for you

and to bless your transformation

with a prayer, but that
doesn't seem to be happening,

so we're going to
begin without him.

- No!
- Try to relax, Luke.

All right? I promise
to be gentle,

and it's better if
you don't resist.

- This'll all be over very soon,

and you can focus on healing.

- No.
- Let's begin.

No! No!

- If you make a sound,

I will slice your
throat from ear to ear.

- Damn.

- Are you seeing this?
- Yes.

- They've erected two crosses
in the back of the church.

Black ones.

- Yeah, with nails at the ready.

- Pfft.
- So that was their plan:

to crucify the
Antichrist they conjured

by mutilating those kids.

- I'll get local PD to
put down a spike strip

and road block up ahead.

- Kristin?
- Yeah.

- I want this bitch alive

so I can look him
in the eye again.

- You're safe, all right?

I'm with the FBI.

- You're safe. I got you.

All right? Come on,
come on, come on.

All right? All right?

You good?

I got you. I got you,
man. I got you, okay?

- Don't move!

On the ground.

Show me your hands.

- You.

You deceived me.

- Don't move.
- Impostor.

Agent of Satan!

Gah!

- He's dead.

Good riddance.

- Ray confirmed.

Rudolph's dead too.

- Luke?

- He's okay. Not
a mark on him.

I'll call his father.

We saved one kid today.

Wish it could've been two.

Hey, Georgie.

Who?

Yeah, send her up.

- Agent Scott.

I'm Serena Wade.

I saw you at the
Larry Davis hearing

in Florida.
- I remember.

Are you his family?

- No, I'm a
documentary filmmaker.

I actually live
here in New York.

Do you mind if we
talk for a minute?

Won't take long.

I wanted to give you a heads-up.

Did you hear about
the rule 3.850 filing?

- The what?
- It's a motion

for post-conviction relief.

It was filed in Broward
County yesterday

on Larry Davis' behalf.

- They're asking
for a new trial?

- Yes.

- Based on what?

- Actual innocence.

He claimed the prosecutor
withheld exculpatory evidence

among other things.

- Are his lawyers
getting paid by the word?

- They're not
getting paid at all.

They're from the Florida
Innocence Project.

- Well, they're
wasting their time.

The case against
Davis was airtight.

- You remember
the state attorney

who prosecuted the case?

Brody Birch?
- What about him?

- I started looking into him

after several
complaints were filed

to the state bar last year.

A white prosecutor who targeted

mostly African
American defendants.

At first, I thought this
was a story about race,

but the deeper that I dug,

the more I realized
this is pure corruption.

Brady violations,
witness tampering...

I mean, who knows how
many innocent people

this guy has put behind bars?

- What does this
have to do with me?

- I wanna make Davis' appeal
the center of my film,

follow it from beginning to end,

and I'd like for
you to get involved.

I need someone who can
humanize the victim

and speak on his behalf.

- I don't give a
damn about your film

or what you need.

- Well, I'm not
taking sides here.

I don't know how
this is gonna end

or where this is gonna go.

I just think that this
is a compelling story.

- How nice for you.

- You said at the hearing,

"Let justice be served."

What if he didn't do it?
- But he did do it.

And he's not getting out.

That's your story.

And you should leave.

- I didn't mean to offend you.

I just...

- Good night.
- Well...

In case you change your mind...
- I won't.