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Over here! This way!

Thanks-- Oh!

She's fine, she's fine.

My sister's had a bit too much to drink.

Trudy wants to dance. Why don't you join her?

Come on sis, don't be such a stick in the mud.

Chris--

Look at her. She's miserable.

I can't dance, you don't want to.

Come on Di, I just want you to be... you know... fun.

Fine, I'll be fun.

Diana!?

Diana, wait!

Diana...

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Listen, listen, listen to me.

Sit, come on.

Listen to me, you've had a lot to drink, okay?

I told you I didn't want to do this.

I'm not ready.

I was just-- I was just trying to help.

I know.

And just today...

Anniversary...

They're gone, Diana.

You gotta move on, let it go.

You can't stay locked up in that house forever.

I'm not ready.

Okay, come on.

Let's get you home.

Let's go get Trudy, come on.

I'm worried about her.

Ah, she'll be okay.

I'm fine.

Oh, can I help?

I'm fine.

Okay.

No, no, no, no, no.

Oh.

I'm good.

Now is when you say good night

and go home with your beautiful wife.

Alright, well, take a Tylenol and get some sleep.

We got that meeting with Martin in the morning.

Okay.

Oh Di.

Look, just because you live alone in this big house,

doesn't mean you're all "alone".

Okay?

I know.

Goodnight.

You've reached the law office of Martin Morgan.

Please leave a message.

Hey there, Martin...

Mister Martin?

This message probably isn't gonna be as detailed

as you would like it to be.

I just thought I'd call and see what you were up to

at one o'clock in the morning.

So, here I am.

Thank you for returning my call as soon as possible.

Bye.

The number of escapees has been confirmed at 3,

however, one of the convicts, Hugo Ortiz,

was shot and killed in an early morning shootout.

Another convict, Dylan Hurley, is back in police custody

after authorities received a tip from a local resident.

The whereabouts of the third Cooper Penitentiary convict,

Louis Allen, is still unknown.

Police believe he may be hiding somewhere in the vicinity

and will update us as soon as they know more.

I don't understand.

It's starting to pick up.

Not fast enough.

You've been operating in the red for too long.

Okay, well, I'm sure my inheritance will keep us afloat.

Inheritance?

Chris, there's nothing left.

Really?

Yeah.

How do you think the doors were staying open?

Uh, right, right, of course.

Um, what about the equity on the property?

I own the building.

Well, you borrowed twice on the property.

The banks won't lend you any more money.

Your best bet is try and sell.

There's got to be another way.

I'm advising you to cut your losses.

Get out while you still can.

What about the house?

Jesus, Chris, we've been down this road before.

I get it, it's complicated

but it-- it's time for her to move on.

And I couldn't agree with you more, however-

Look, I need to sell the house, Martin.

Then talk to her.

From a strictly financial standpoint,

it's a perfect time to sell.

I don't think she's gonna hear it coming from me.

Really?

She'll listen to you.

Maybe.

Regardless, you need to make safer bets.

I mean all this, now, it's ambitious

and I respect you for trying it.

Jesus, you're starting to sound like my old man.

Well, I'm a little worried.

Don't be.

Oh my God.

The number of escapees has been confirmed at 3,

however, one of the convicts, Hugo Ortiz--

You guys are here early.

You haven't heard?

What?

Convicted in the shocking double murder of multi-millionaire

Max Ratlidge and his young protege Brian Turner,

Louis Allen, a former groundskeeper

for the Ratlidge family,

was put behind bars after key eyewitness

and socialite daughter Diana Ratlidge took the stand.

Allen had served five years of his sentence--

This isn't happening.

-before this recent escape.

He is considered extremely dangerous.

If you do recognize this man keep your distance

and call your local authorities immediately.

Oh my God.

Police believe he may be hiding somewhere in the--

The police are stopping by.

Oh my God.

Di, it's going to be okay.

Look, I think now might be a good time to talk

about the house.

What?

We, uh--

all think it's a good i-- idea to put it on the market.

Look. You can stay with us until you find a place.

Wait, so that's what this meeting's about?

And you're in on this too?

The market is right but it's up to you.

I know it's complicated but it would be safer

considering the current circumstances.

Complicated?

It's been five years.

This was Dad's house. He's--

Yeah, and now it's my house.

Technically, it's our house.

Look, it can't be good for you to be so close

to such a painful incident, day in and day out.

Incident? Is that we're calling Dad and Brian's murder now?

An incident?

Diana, we all know how much this house means to you,

but it's time for you to let it go.

I had some documents drawn up before all of this.

I had no idea--

Yeah.

Diana...

I know this is a lot.

You think I'm an idiot for wanting to keep the house.

Not an idiot.

It's not about "my half".

Just this house, it-- I dunno, it's the only thing

that reminds me that we once had a family.

Look, when Chris and I went to Costa Rica last spring

I wanted to try cliff diving.

I got up there, and I couldn't do it.

I was too scared.

Our guide pushed me over and down I went.

It was the best thing he could have done.

Sometimes you just need a little push.

I'm sorry.

For what?

I don't know.

For being the stupid third wheel all these years.

As if.

We wouldn't have had it any other way.

Come on, let's sell this place and travel for a year.

Full moon parties in Thailand.

Officers, um, come in, please.

What's, um, what's the story?

Well, quite honestly, Diana, we think this is

the last place he would come.

The prison break was a hundred miles from here,

and a lead from a witness in Oregon

helped nab Ortiz and Hurley.

Apparently they were headed south.

He's a convicted murderer.

There's no reason to believe he wouldn't do it again.

We're pretty sure he's headed the other way.

But yeah, we wanna be on the safe side.

Pack a bag. You can stay with us.

Um, do I have to leave right this minute?

If you do decide to stay here, just keep the door locked.

Your security system is second to none,

and we'll be in the neighbourhood.

Hold on, are you sure about that?

They might already have him, you know,

but if we find out something, you will be our first call.

Thank you.

So you have our number.

If you hear anything, see anything, give us a call.

Thank you so much, officer.

Thank you.

Thanks for coming by.

Give us a second.

You know, leaving this place doesn't have to be

such a bad thing.

Everything feels bad right now.

I know.

But you know what your problem is?

What?

Tell me.

You don't know how good you are

and how smart you are.

Oh yeah, I'm so smart.

I'm serious.

Dad wanted you to follow in his footsteps.

I mean, I wanted to be him so bad,

but you are him.

I haven't been to a board meeting in six months.

Every time I walk in there they just,

they look at me like I'm

the spoiled daughter of Max Ratlidge.

Ah, who cares what they think.

You're my smart, beautiful sister, okay?

Okay.

One of these days you're going to get back up on your feet

and you're going to show them what you're made of.

Thanks.

I love you.

I love you.

You guys ready to go?

Yeah, Di just needs to pack a few things.

Um, why don't you guys go ahead.

I'm just going to shower and think for a bit, and--

I can work from here today.

No, no, it's fine.

You really shouldn't be alone right now.

Guys, you heard what the officer said.

It's gonna be okay.

You're sure?

Yes.

I'll give you a call later.

Okay.

Hey Martin?

Um, you didn't happen to check your voice mail this morning,

did you?

Yeah I did actually.

Some crazy person sent me a drunken message

and I still can't think who it might have been.

Probably just some psycho.

You, um, you sure you don't want me to stay?

I'm okay.

And here we have the lovely, talented,

and beautiful Diana Ratlidge.

Smile honey, when we're old and gray

and full of dentures we're gonna appreciate these moments.

Stop it.

Wow. Take a bow.

You see, Diana's usually in a very pleasant mood,

but today at the shoe store they didn't have her shoe size--

Hello?

Chris?

Oh, God!

Diana, you can't hide from me.

Ah!

Please don't hurt me!

Diana! Shut up, calm down!

I don't wanna have to hurt you.

I'm in control.

Say it.

Say it!

You're in control.

That's right.

I lose control, you get hurt.

Okay.

Let's go.

Oh wow, a hot shower with some privacy,

normal clothes.

It really is the little things.

I want to tell you a story Diana,

but unfortunately I'm missing a few pieces to the puzzle, so.

You ever wish you could change the past?

Do things differently?

It's crazy when you think how one simple decision

can turn your world upside down.

Five years ago I was raising my daughter.

Her mother had passed, so it was just the two of us.

I had a steady job, an ordinary life.

It was just another day.

I hopped in my truck, parked in that driveway,

started working in your front yard.

That's when I heard the first shot.

And then the second and the third.

And I ran to the garage.

What I saw...

Your fiance was already gone.

Your dad had his last breath in my arms.

I tried to stop the bleeding and then you came in,

and the screaming,

it was the worst thing I had ever seen.

What did you do?

The way you looked at me.

What did you do!?

What have you done!?

He who vindicates me is near.

Who then will bring charges against me?

Let us face each other.

Who is my accuser?

Let him confront me.

You know, before prison, I barely skimmed the bible

but that quote is the reason I'm here.

I lost everything that day...

I rushed home to see my daughter.

No matter what they say, you got to believe me.

I would never hurt anyone.

I love you more than anything.

Never forget that.

You and I are one, forever.

I'll always be with you, no matter what.

Because of you.

Your lies...

Daughter: Dad!

...Your lies took everything from me.

Now you're going help me get it back.

You're going to help me figure this out.

You get that?

You testified in court that you saw me murder your father

and your fiancée.

Because you did it!

Why would I?!

I don't know!

You know what you saw.

You said so yourself.

You're a smart girl.

I saw you do it.

No, you didn't.

I heard the shots.

I saw it.

You were the only one there.

It wasn't me.

You're going to tell me everything that happened.

Step by step.

All of it.

The police were here.

What did they say?

They said they'd be back.

Well, I guess you'd better start talking fast.

How did you get past my security system?

I watched, I waited.

You went out for a run, your brother and Martin came by.

It wasn't hard.

You were here all day...

You'd be surprised the patience one develops in prison.

What's the code to the security system?

0728.

The day it all went down.

Appropriate.

What the hell you doing?

I have to use the bathroom.

And how were you going to pull that off?

Make it quick.

Don't be stupid.

Thirty seconds, and I come in.

Time's up.

Diana?

Time's up.

Come on.

Times up.

Ah!

Ah! DIANA!!

Ah!

HELP!

HELP!

Ah!

Ah!

Stop it, stop it.

No!

Not a sound. Diana!

Stop moving.

From now on, you're responsible for how this goes.

Here we are again.

Only dirtier.

Last time, you got to look pretty

and you pointed at me in court.

Now we get to have the chat that we never had.

Diana, I could hurt you, but am I?

Tell me.

I need to know that you understand that I can hurt you.

Tell me.

You could hurt me.

That's right, but that's not why I'm here.

You and I are gonna go back to the day of the murder.

07/28.

Just because you want to believe something didn't happen,

doesn't mean you're not gonna burn for it eventually.

Funny, that's exactly how I feel about you.

What did you see that day?

I saw you kill my father and my fiancé.

No you didn't.

It wasn't me.

Well then who did it?

That's the million-dollar question.

Again, what did you see?

I heard the shots.

So?

What do you think?

Brian is going to flip when he sees you.

You think so?

Chris! Come see Di's wedding dress.

It's perfect!

No, no, no, wait. Isn't-- isn't that bad luck?

No, that's just if the groom sees the dress.

Chris!?

Oh, he's in the bathroom, he's gonna be a while.

I have to say, you look stunning.

I hate you.

Oh, come on!

What was that?

I-- I don't know...

Uh, I don't know.

It sounded like...

Diana!

Diana!

You heard shots, but what did you see?

Not the lies you told in court.

But what did you actually see?

I saw you!

Hovering over the two most important people in my life

as they lay dead on the cold, concrete floor of my garage.

With a gun in my hand?

No. The gun and the gloves were planted in my truck

like I said court.

You hid them there.

Why would I shoot them and hang out!?

The gun and-- and the gloves with the gunshot residue

were found hidden in your truck.

Planted in my truck!

And the money! I-- I saw you

arguing with my father the day before.

Slow down Diana. The money?

The money from my father's safe was deposited into your account.

Do you know how stupid I would have to be to deposit stolen

cash into my bank account from a man I just murdered?

So this is your story?

Your dad liked me.

And I liked him.

I told him what I wanted to do with my business.

And he was willing to give me a loan.

With no record of that anywhere.

Now I know why a handshake doesn't mean anything

to anyone anymore.

He believed in what I wanted to do and he was gonna help me.

I-- I saw you arguing with him

the day before in his office.

What's the-- what's the landscaper doing

in Max Ratlidge's office?

Your dad was a particular man.

He needed things a certain way.

He wanted things perfect for your engagement party.

He wasn't happy with something I had done.

End of story.

You had a record.

Ev-- everything points to you.

The-- All of this is just-- it's just lies!

Get a good look.

This picture's five years old.

I haven't seen her since they locked me up.

Did you love your father?

Go to hell.

Imagine how my daughter felt

when they took me away from her.

Five years old.

Because of what you said.

You hated my family.

You hated that you didn't have the success that you wanted.

And you hated looking it in the face every day.

So, what? You finally just did something about it.

No. This, this is all I've ever cared about.

I did everything for her.

Her name's Rachel. She's about to be adopted by another family,

so I don't have much time, Diana.

Who's this?

It's my sister in law.

She live close by?

Not really.

What do you think she wants?

I don't know.

But is there anything I might need to know?

You're gonna answer it and put it on speaker.

You're gonna tell her everything's okay.

You got that?

Everything's okay.

Hey.

Are you watching the news?

No. I'm... tired. You?

No. They still haven't found the guy.

I'm starting to get worried, Di.

Are you not getting worried?

No, I just--

Okay, that's it. I'm coming over.

Okay? I'm coming to get you.

I'm alone. Chris is working late.

We can binge-watch something trashy.

No.

Seriously, um, I'm fine.

Well, you don't sound fine.

You know what?

I'm just--

I'm not in any shape to go anywhere tonight.

Oh, you're drunk?

Perfect. I'll come and get you.

Trudy, look, that sounds great,

but tonight's really just not the night.

I'm... about to get into bed.

Ok, well...

just know that I'm always there for you,

and that I have no problem with guilt-tripping you

in the future.

Night.

Byeeeeee.

Well done.

What's up with your leg?

You got a cramp?

Your lawyer friend Martin Morgan,

almost twenty-four hours he's off the radar.

No alibi to prove his whereabouts.

He was at the office.

Must've been a hell of a busy day.

What's he work, like, hundred-and-twenty hours a week?

All he does is work.

Said he slept in his office that night.

That's dedication.

What's your point?

What do you know about him and your father?

He's my father's attorney.

How was he when everything went down?

Was he upset? Was he--

He was there for me.

In shock?

Relieved?

You're trying to pin this on Martin?

Well, he was doing business with your father.

They were partners.

Yeah, I'm aware of that.

So you're also aware that your father's untimely death

played heavily into Martin's favor?

I don't follow.

Don't you work at your father's company?

Yeah, but I'm-I'm on a leave of absence.

Okay. Well...

your father pulled out of a major property investment

at the eleventh hour, weeks before he died.

And he was a majority shareholder,

so it messed everything up.

Everyone involved, their money was tied up.

No building, no profit.

It was a complete mess.

Okay, well that's news to me.

Right, and then your dad dies.

Martin and the gang, they get their investments back.

They come out clean.

But Martin wasn't struggling.

He seemed fine.

Correct me if I'm wrong but he didn't have

Ratlidge money to throw around.

How much did he stand to lose?

Everything.

No.

Why-- why wouldn't he tell me that?

Maybe because you never cared.

No, I mean, that--

No, it doesn't make any sense.

This makes perfect sense.

No, it doesn't. Martin is my...

Like what? Like your brother,

your dearest friend?

He proposed to me.

Two years ago.

I said no.

So you don't think that someone's capable of cracking

if they're gonna lose everything?

The only people that knew I worked your estate

were your family, your fiance and Martin.

Now who's gonna lose the most if your father

pulled out of that deal?

You're asking me to believe that one of my closest friends

killed my father and my fiancé?

I'm just asking you to open your eyes.

No.

Don't you see it?

He asked to marry you.

He wanted everything but he couldn't have it.

No. Stop.

It had to be me.

Everybody told you that.

They pressured you to say it, didn't they?

Oh, it was easy.

I mean, no one wanted to look at the facts.

Martin was the man with a clear motive.

You should eat.

I'm not hungry.

Cooper's a rough place.

Good food like this is hard to come by.

I watched a guy die right in front of me

over a leg of chicken.

Rich people... always seem broken.

Why is that?

Everyone I know is broken.

You're not rich, you seem broken.

Well, it's obvious why.

I never got to say much to you before.

But I really am sorry

for what happened to your dad

and uh...

what was your fiance's name?

Brian.

Brian.

I'm sorry for what happened.

So, you've faced your accuser.

What happens next?

Wake up.

Someone's here.

You expecting anyone?

Um, I don't know.

If you're screwing with me this'll go south fast.

You got to be kidding me.

They're coming inside the house.

You lying to me?

I swear to God I'm not.

All right, just like the phone, you play it cool.

What's that?

The cleaning lady.

The cleaning lady?

I hear voices. How many of them are there?

Uh, two.

Two?

Usually.

And how long do they take to clean the house?

Uh, usually the whole morning.

You make a noise, they die.

You got that?

So I guess you just forgot that they were coming today?

I need to use the bathroom.

And I want to shower and I want to change my clothes.

You're gonna make it quick.

Door stays open.

Whatever.

All right.

Ah!

Make it quick.

Come on.

We've gotta look at the security footage

from the night of the murders.

No thanks.

I think there's something in it that was missed.

I didn't watch it during the trial,

and I'm not gonna watch it now.

Diana, you don't have much of a choice.

Maybe what you're looking for doesn't exist.

Do you have the footage?

Yeah, the cops dropped it off a couple years ago.

All right. Where is it?

It's in a box with Brian's stuff in the closet.

Show me.

Brian knew the killer.

What?

Brian entered the garage. The killer was right there,

aiming a gun at him.

So?

He didn't even flinch.

What would you do if a crazed gunman's pointing a gun at you?

I'd-- I'd put my hands up in the air?

Exactly.

He didn't do that.

Brian knew the gunman.

He tried to talk to him and tried to reason with him.

How did no one pick up on that?

I want to walk through the crime scene with you.

No.

I need your help, Diana.

I don't go into the garage anymore.

Look at me.

Look at me.

Why?

Look at me.

I can either drag you in there, or --

What are you doing?

I want you to trust me.

You serious?

Yes, you and me.

You go in there one last time.

Let me earn your trust.

That's the camera that caught everything.

What time were you on that video call with Trudy?

Umm, 10:00 a.m.

Had you seen your father that morning?

No.

Well, we know he was here.

Gunman stood here.

He had his gun out and was pointing it at your father.

They argue.

Gun goes off.

You hear the first shot.

I ran to the window when I heard the first shot.

Right.

Then Brian comes in,

sees your father on the ground,

sees the gunman, and they talk.

They don't-- he doesn't put up his hands, he--

he doesn't panic, he doesn't put his arms in the air.

I can't believe no one ever saw that.

Then they argue. A second, third shot goes off.

I ran downstairs when I heard the second shot.

And I was working outside in the front yard.

I ran to the garage, and the door was open.

That's when I saw them lying here.

That's when I came in.

I came in the door, and that's when I saw you.

Why didn't you call the police?

I was scared.

I'd never seen anything like it.

It.. it was all happening so fast.

I was trying to save your dad when you came in

and you started screaming at me.

I never thought for a second that it might look bad.

It did.

I know.

How long after 'til someone saw Martin?

I-- I don't know. I-- an hour.

I don't know. Maybe even two.

That's plenty of time to plant the gloves

and gun in my truck and then go back to work.

I don't know.

I s-swear to God, I don't know what that is.

It's the cops.

What?

I didn't--

Let's go.

I'll get rid of them.

I'll get-- I'll get rid of them.

Coming!

Diana?

Play it cool.

Okay.

I'll be right here.

Officers, hi.

Can we come in?

Depends. What do you want?

You alone?

Yeah, why?

Thought I heard you talking to someone.

No, just me.

The maids were here earlier, but, um,

they're gone now so--

What?

Miss Ratlidge, I-- I'm pretty sure that we heard you

talking to someone.

No one's here?

Besides the three of us?

What is it?

Ummm, well, uh, we told you you'd be the first

to know if we heard something.

You found him?

No, but we did find an abandoned car

about a mile from this house and it was stolen.

You're kidding. You think he--

Uh, we don't even know if it was him that stole it,

but if it was --

Well, officers, thank you for checking in.

You know that if was something wrong,

that you could tell us, right?

Of course.

You sure you're okay?

No.

I'm not okay.

The man who shot the two people I love most in this world

is out there somewhere running free, so--

I mean, you want to come in? You want to see how okay I am?

Be my guest.

Okay.

If you hear anything, see anything,

you have our number.

Sorry about the bad news.

Thank you, officers.

Go.

I think I deserve this.

So what do we do now?

We get Martin to come over.

It's not a request.

What for?

I can get him to talk.

Martin, it's Diana.

Give me a call when you have a second.

So what are you going to do? You're going to put a gun

to his head and force him to say what you want him to say?

I want the truth.

I'm running out of time.

For your daughter?

Man: Hi.

Woman: Hi, sweetie.

It's really nice to meet you.

So, these nice people would like to be your new parents.

Do you want to say hello?

If I can't clear my name, I lose her for good.

It's a big leap of faith,

but you didn't run.

You came here.

Exactly.

You really think Martin did this?

Yeah, who else?

And Brian, he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.

I must be missing something.

Come here.

What am I not seeing?

Hey, Diana!

No, no.

Diana, come-- come--

Come on now.

What?

What is it?

The last thing he said to me...

was, "I can't wait to see you".

It was a text,

sent less than an hour before he died.

You never found his phone?

How do you know that?

Brian's phone was never recovered.

His phone records show that it was active

up until three days after.

So somebody took it?

No.

No, I gave up on that theory a long time ago.

Besides, it was Max that Martin was after

and his phone records lead to a dead end.

Wrong place, wrong time.

Or was it the right place?

What?

The phone.

What about it?

When you back-checked the records,

you said that the phone was still active for three days.

There was no phone calls, but it was sending

and receiving data like it was still on. Yeah.

What if they never found it?

What if it never left the garage?

How?

I mean, they swept everything.

Look. There. In his right hand.

And now it's gone.

Wow.

So it might still be in the garage.

Oh yeah, a phone could fit through there.

Oh my gosh, I can see something down there.

I can see it.

Oh yeah?

Yeah, but I can't reach it.

Nice.

What's that?

It's Martin.

What?

Martin? I'm-- I'm in the garage!

Keep going.

I missed your call. I just wanted

to make sure everything was okay.

Yeah, I'm fine. I just, um ...dropped something.

Are you sure?

What did you drop?

Uh, just, uh, my earring. It's stupid, I know.

Should I come inside, or--

Yeah, I'll, uh, I'll meet you at the front door.

Battery's dead.

Think you still have the charger?

I-- I don't know. Maybe with Brian's stuff.

Okay, alright.

-Hey. -Hey.

-Find your earring? -What?

You said you lost an earring.

Right.

Doesn't matter.

Come on in. Let's, uh, have a drink.

You heard from the police?

Uh, they stopped by.

And?

They're worried he may have stolen a car.

What do you think?

You tell me.

What should I think?

I found it.

He's waking up.

Aw, come on, power up.

Moment of truth.

What's going on?

What? Diana?

How could you?

How could I what?

We know what you did.

What's going on?

You know who I am?

Diana, what's happening?

What's he doing here?

Why'd you do it?

Are you crazy? What are you saying?

Answer the question.

Diana, you're not safe here.

We have to get you out of here, okay.

Why didn't you tell me about the deal with my dad?

What--

You were gonna lose everything, so you killed him?

I don't know what this guy's told you, but it's a lie.

Yeah, but he's innocent, isn't he?

Think about what you're saying!

You killed them the deal fell apart

and you didn't lose a cent.

Swear to God I don't know what you're talking about.

Where were you that morning?

I don't know.

I don't know, driving.

And Brian?

Brian.

He wasn't even supposed to be here.

And you killed him.

Diana, whatever this guy's said he's obviously brainwashed you.

No.

Please.

How's the phone?

Still nothing.

No. No, Diana, look at me.

No. Look at me.

Look at me!

I didn't kill anyone!

We watched the tape.

Okay?

Brian didn't put his hands up in the air because he trusted you.

He pleaded with you for his life,

and you killed him anyway.

You wanna know what happened?

Yes!

I'll tell you what happened.

Chris, no!

Chris, no! He didn't do it!

Trudy, it was Martin! Don't--

The cops are coming.

I'm gonna surprise my lovely wife to be with some roses

because, I mean, everyone loves roses. Right?

Who doesn't love roses?

You shouldn't be here!

Chris, stop it. Don't do this!

I'm sorry.

Don't, don't, don't, don't!

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Diana, what are you doing? Get out of the way.

It was you.

What?

It was you.

Wait, wait. What is that?

We gotta go.

Diana?

We gotta go.

Chris!

DIANA!

Next one won't be a warning.

Give me the phone.

Why did you do it?

Out of the way, Di.

What? Are you gonna shoot me now?

I said get out of the way!

You guys are pals now?

Do you know how messed up that is?

This guy killed Brian. We can finally put him away.

No!

No, he didn't.

Di--

You made me say I saw him do it.

We put an innocent man in prison!

This is your sister!

Put the gun down!

Why don't you shut up!

I'm gonna give you one last chance.

Run!

Ahh!

Ah!

Haggerty, Dumaurier, secure the back.

You're with me.

Ahh!

Let's go.

I can't.

No. We gotta go.

I can't!

Let's go!

He shot me!

Diana! Diana!

He's coming!

We have to go.

Okay.

We gotta move.

Diana!

I don't know where we are.

This is your place. Come on. Figure it out.

What are you doing? Leave it alone.

Diana: Oh, come on, come on.

I can't get a signal.

Come on. Put it away. Forget it. Come on, let's go!

Diana!

He's gonna be here any minute now.

Ahh.

Ah!

Go!

Go!

Ah!

Come on.

DIANA!

Oh, please.

You actually thought you could hide out here?!

Diana!

Ahh!

Just give it to me.

You shot me.

Yeah. I did.

Where you gonna go, Diana?

Come on.

You want the phone?

Fine.

But first tell me why you did it.

Why did you do this?

Jesus, Diana--

Why?!

Because Dad was a condescending prick.

He screwed me over.

He cut me off when I needed him most.

He was giving money to that stupid gardener

instead of his own son?

That was our money!

So all of this for money?

Yeah, well, I had debts.

People to pay. Serious people who were done waiting.

Dad respected initiative, and when I took it

and failed he wasn't there for me.

I didn't have a choice!

Son of a bitch.

If I couldn't get it from Dad alive,

I could certainly get it from my inheritance.

I didn't have a choice, Di.

I did it for our safety!

They would have went after Trudy,

you, Dad, just to hurt me!

Enough!

Ahhh!

No!

Brian wasn't even supposed to be there.

He was like a brother to me.

Come on, where is it? Where is it?

Ahh!

That was stupid.

Ah!

No!

Ah!

Trudy! Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

I didn't wanna have to do this.

Hands in the air, Louis!

Officer, no, he didn't do it.

I know, they circulated the video.

Hands in the air!

Are you okay?

Ah!

They found it.

We're gonna take it into evidence.

Of course.

Do you need anything?

No.

You okay?

Reporter: Tacoma man Louis Allen was exonerated

for murder today after spending five years behind bars.

In a shocking turn of events, new uncovered evidence

connects Chris Ratlidge, the son of the deceased,

directly to the crime.

How does it feel to have your life back?

I, uh, honestly...

I don't know if I have the words right now.

Um, I'm just thankful.

Agreeing to drop his civil rights case against the state

in exchange for a nearly two million dollar settlement,

Allen said in a statement he plans to use the settlement

to reconnect with his estranged daughter.

Is Diana Ratlidge to blame like her brother?

No, um,

and all I'm gonna say about that is if it wasn't for her

I wouldn't be here talking to you right now.

Thank you.

Mr. Allen.

Louis! Please.

Good morning.

It's good to be back.