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the worst criminal offenders
are pursued

by the detectives
of the Major Case Squad.

These are their stories.

What would a baby girl love?

A stuffed monkey, no doubt.

Hey, Mom! How you doing, Mom?
Love you!

Congratulations!

WOMAN: Justy!

Come give your mama a kiss.

Oh.

How do I look?

Beautiful. Like always.

Come meet your new baby sister.

Say hi, Ava.

(SNEEZING)

Hey, hey! You got a cold?
Sanitize.

Make sure Ava's not blocked.

WOMAN: Can we take your
entrance again, Justin?

Why? It was real.
This is a reality show.

I know this is
your show, honey.

But this is Ava's big TV debut.
Let her shine.

Sure. Whatever
you want, Mom.

My angel.

Ronnie, how's the hair?

It's fine. It's perfect.
Come on, let's go.

Come on!
All right!

My two angels!

Oh, I love you!

Justin's, like, the
sweetest guy I've ever met.

No attitude, no drama.

(DOOR OPENING)
JUSTIN: Yo, what you saying?

Uh-huh?

Nothing, we're not talking
about you!

Just don't listen to them!
I'm a b-a-d.

Bad boy.

Come on.

Oh, baby.

Can you hook me up?

Let's dance.

(GASPS) Justin!

Justin? Justin?
Get up!

Somebody help, please!

Help! Help!

Oh. My God!

RODGERS: Justin Holland,

grand mal seizures
while dancing.

Died in a private ambulance
on the way to the ER.

Party animal roadkill.

What are we doing here?

He's Lorelei Mailer's son.

The stripper who married
a 90-year-old billionaire?

Is this his kid?

So she claims. His family has
been contesting it for years.

Well, maybe the contest's over.
What'd he die of?

Cause, a lethal cocktail of

methadone and antidepressants.

But the manner
gets complicated.

He wasn't a regular
user of methadone or heroin.

Well, what did he
use regularly?

SSRIs.

Anti-depressants.

Tox screen also
picked up cocaine,

ecstasy, and crystal meth
in his eyeball juice.

But not in his liver or blood?

Then except for
the methadone and SSRIs,

he's been clean for two weeks.

So, the party drugs weren't
a factor in his death.

Methadone and SSRIs don't mix.

A kid with
this much drug experience,

he would have known that.

Maybe he knew, and didn't care.

That's existential.

Someone probably slipped him
methadone without him knowing.

That's paranoid.

Okay, Rodgers,

accident, suicide, homicide?

Case undetermined,
pending police investigation.

I'm passing the buck.

WOMAN REPORTER: Max Hollywood
continues to cover the tragic death

of Lorelei Mailer's son,
Justin Holland.

An outpouring of
support for Lorelei

as news of her son's shocking
death spread to her many fans.

Outside the hospital, where Lorelei
had just given birth to a daughter,

we spoke to Men's Privilege
magazine publisher, George Merritt.

I just visited Lorelei,

we're praying for her.

Justin was a beautiful boy
with a bright future.

Lorelei Mailer, a woman
of limited talent

and accomplishment, loses
her son to a drug overdose,

and it takes up 50%
of the cable TV news hole.

Am I missing something?

When did this woman
become an icon?

Ever since she married James Edward
Holland, a guy four times her age.

She went from a coal town
in Kentucky

to a penthouse on Fifth Avenue.

Everyone loves
a Cinderella story.

And that makes Mr. Merritt
her fairy godmother.

How does he fit in?

WHEELER:
He discovered Lorelei.

She was Privilege magazine's
Honey of the Year.

And I take it
Holland was a subscriber.

Whirlwind courtship, quick marriage,
eight months later, Justin was born.

He became an heir
to the Holland fortune.

And two days after Lorelei gives
birth to her new daughter,

her older boy dies.

Whatever happened, a sad story.

But the next 48 hours
won't matter as much

as reconstructing
Justin's past 48.

LOGAN: Shouldn't be hard.

It's all on tape.

Justin was filming a
reality show when he died.

Guess who the producer was.

Justin had charisma.

The camera loved him.

This is going to
destroy Lorelei.

They were more like brother and
sister than mother and son.

Such a shame.

I thought he was clean.

So you knew Justin was a user.

In the past.

It was a condition of the show,
obviously, that he remain sober.

But I take it he slipped.

Did you film his collapsing?

Yeah. We thought
he was goofing around.

Look.

(GASPS) Justin!

PRODUCER: Justin, are you all right?
Justin, get up!

Somebody help, please.

Help! Help!

WHEELER: You and your crew were
with him his entire last day?

I never saw him take a hit,
a bump, a pill.

None of the crew did either.

And he was on-camera
the whole time?

Well, we didn't follow him
into the bathroom.

But, right.
The bathroom.

Here.

Justin's, like, the
sweetest guy I've ever met.

No attitude, no drama...

(DOOR OPENING)
JUSTIN: What you saying?

Uh-huh.

LOGAN:
Who's the leggy girlfriend?

MERRITT:
Aleena Korshikova is

an up-and-coming
Slovenian model.

Well-behaved.

We're not talking about you.
LOGAN: Could you pause that?

LOGAN: Check out Aleena.

Probably sinus trouble, huh?

We'll need to get
her contact information.

Where was this shot?

Lorelei's condo.

Justin lives there
when he's in town.

Maybe he was helping himself
to Mom's medicine cabinet.

My wife is
obviously devastated.

I mean, we all are.

It's a horrible tragedy.

Lorelei's still
in the hospital?

With our baby.
(CELL PHONE RINGING)

I want them both to get as
much peace as they can.

The press.

They've been vultures.

When's the last time
you saw Justin?

Uh, with Ava at the hospital.

I had no idea he had
fallen off the wagon.

(DOORBELL RINGING)

Can somebody please get that?

Jolene,
Princess needs to go out.

The walker was here
an hour ago.

Hey! She's an old dog
with bladder issues.

Do I have time for this?

Sorry, it's been
absolute chaos.

Where was I?

You were gonna show us
Justin's room.

Right.

Is this his bag?

Uh, yeah. Can I, uh, ask
what you're looking for?

LOGAN: Nothing special.

Just routine.

RONNIE:
Oh, yeah, of course.

These don't look
like Justin's style.

Uh, no.
Those are mine.

You and your wife have
separate rooms?

Uh, no. She just keeps all
her stuff in the closet,

'cause, you know,
she took our whole closet.

I'll check the bathroom.

Um, should I be, uh,
asking for a warrant?

These kind of tragedies,
the family usually cooperates.

Well, I don't... I don't know where
Justin kept his stash, so...

It's squeaky clean,
for a young guy.

Well, we have help, detectives.

Oh, you got a lot of people
coming in and out of here?

Yeah.

We're gonna need a list.
Okay.

As soon as possible.

Anything?

Maybe. BeneFlu.
Cold medicine.

Brightly-colored liquid,
could mask methadone.

Let's seize it.

Okay. So, uh, I'm having
a list printed up.

Um, but if you're
looking for drugs,

you should check with those models
that Justin's always partying with.

Drugs?

I mean, you do understand that
the Children's Cable Network

is about to name Aleena
role model of the year.

Hey, we don't care
if she's Pablo Escobar.

We want to know about Justin.

(WHISPERING INAUDIBLY)

I'm not saying
I did anything, but, um...

I've seen Justin do,
uh, coke, X, crystal meth.

That's all?

No heroin?

No, ups, not downs.

Mostly coke.

You ever see him
with his dealer?

People were always
coming up to him.

How about the night he died?

No. When he's taping,
Justin stays clean.

Aleena, we have you
and Justin on tape,

coming out of a bathroom
together, wiping your nose.

I was, um,
fixing my make-up.

LOGAN: Uh-huh.

Was Justin
fixing his make-up, too?

He was sick.

He... He took a swig
of medicine.

Did he ever party
with methadone?

Justin could get
pure X, the best coke.

Why would he do methadone?

That's a crap high.

Thank you.

Lab report on
the BeneFlu bottle.

No prints,
but traces of methadone.

Which we're pretty sure
was never Justin's taste.

Sure enough to infer murder?

So, someone knew he took SSRIs,

spiked his cold medicine
with methadone,

and figured
that would kill him.

Had to have been somebody close
to him, with access to his home,

who knows their way
around pharmaceuticals.

Lorelei's been in and out
of rehab her entire career.

Time to tell the grieving mother
how sorry we are for her loss.

Justin was the angel
on my shoulder.

The last time you saw Justin,
what did you talk about?

Ava.

He was so happy.

Miss Mailer, was Justin
on any medication?

I know what they're saying
about how he died,

and it just isn't true.

Ronnie, tell them.

You're talking to the nurses?

I told you,
don't talk to anybody.

No newspapers.

No TV.

It's all garbage.

I miss my sweet Justin.

Guys, can we, uh... We're really
stressing Lorelei out here.

My sweet, sweet Justin...

Is she always that lucid?

Hey, I work hard
to keep Lorelei sober.

The doctor gave her a valium.

You know, she's being
discharged today,

and he's worried
about her mental state.

She's depressed.

(WHISPERING) Well, she keeps
saying crazy stuff like,

you know,
"I want to be with Justin."

You know?

I'm kind of worried about
what's gonna happen

when she finds out
that the funeral is delayed.

The ME will release
the body as soon as...

It's not the ME. It's those
two Holland bitches.

Shh!

James Holland has two daughters
from his first marriage.

And they're saying
James isn't Justin's dad.

And they're demanding
DNA from Justin's corpse.

(WHISPERING) It's awful.

But that'll never
happen to you.

Will it?

No, it won't.

It'll never happen to you.

Never.

This case has gone
from tawdry to macabre.

Disposition of this poor boy's
body is now in contention?

He was into Eastern religions.

Lorelei says it was his wish to have
his ashes scattered in the Ganges.

Spiritual choice for him,

lucky break for her,

if she's afraid Holland wasn't
really Justin's father.

Which is why
the Holland sisters

have filed an injunction
on his cremation.

They want to test
paternity first.

Their father was 90
when Justin was born?

I'm sure they'll be happy to
vent to you about Lorelei.

(SOBBING)

I want my...
My son.

Ronnie, they can't do that.

They can't keep his body.

I know. Calm... Calm down.
Let me get you something.

I want my Justin.

I want my...

I want to die, too!

Who locked this?

Hush, now. You're gonna wake the baby.
I want to die!

Lorelei, take this.
Take that.

Okay?

See now, that's better, right?

Oh, my God!
Lorelei?

What the hell did you give her?

I... Call her doctor.

Now!

Uh, it's okay, baby.
Help is on its way.

With all the money they have,
the Holland sisters live here?

Who was that?

It was the doorman
at Lorelei's condo.

Really.

Friend of yours?

He wants to be.

He says a private ambulance

was called to the building's
service entrance last night.

Lorelei was
taken away, unconscious.

Is she all right?

Well, she came back two hours
later, like nothing happened.

That Lorelei's got
nine lives, all right.

That Lorelei woman.

A dancer?

Please.

She took off her clothes
for money.

A floozy.

Excuse our language.

But my father...

CLARA: Our father!
Our father...

James Edward Holland...

Clara, please,

I'm speaking.

Papa was in his 60s

when our mother died.

We took care of him.

I was 12.

I was seven.

We did everything for him.

We would lay out
his clothes for him,

we'd cook for him,

we would draw his...
His mustard baths.

It was just the three of us.

We're Papa's little girls.

I see. And then...

He met Lorelei.

I'm sure he was in that burlesque
club for a business meeting.

Probably.

BESSIE: She didn't
take care of him.

She left him sitting in his
wheelchair, outside in the rain.

And she never took care of
that son of hers, either.

You mean Justin,
your half-brother?

So she says.

We just want to know
one way or the other.

If he was
our half-brother,

we'll mourn properly.

When was the last time
you saw Justin?

Well, he was about yea big.

Sometimes I think Papa
married that woman

because he was
disappointed in me.

Once, I forgot to strain the
pulp from his orange juice.

I'll regret that morning
the rest of my life.

He likes you.

It's his musk.

James Edward Holland
revises his will

six months before he dies,

leaving 90% of a billion-dollar
fortune to Lorelei.

And the Holland sisters
objected?

Oh, yeah.
Big time.

They filed a lawsuit, claiming that
their father wasn't in sound mind

when he changed his will.

And Lorelei counter-sued.

The court battle has
dragged on for 10 years.

And will end one of three ways.

Lorelei wins, she gets
90%, 900 million.

The sisters will just have
to get by on 100 million.

Life is tough.

And if Lorelei loses,
the children get...

Bessie and Clara and Justin

split the pie three ways.

But since Justin's dead,

his share reverts to Lorelei.

But if Justin isn't
Holland's son,

the sisters take it all.

Which could give them
the motive for murder.

Thank you, Simmons.

Oh, thank you.

Well, I have a hard time
picturing these two old birds

getting to the corner store,
much less committing murder.

Who else is feeding
at the Holland trough?

Lorelei just had a baby.
Who's the father?

Ronnie Chase claims to be.

But Lorelei isn't known
for monogamy.

And what is Mr. Chase
known for?

He's Lorelei's manager, legal advisor,
and claims to be her husband.

He's a sycophant.

Tells her what
she wants to hear,

keeps us away.

Maybe there's a reason he doesn't
want her talking to the police.

Wheeler, invite
Mr. Chase downtown.

We could use his help ID'ing some of
Justin's friends from the reality tape.

When he comes down,
you pay a visit to Lorelei.

And don't let on that you know
anything about her overdose.

LORELEI: Ronnie?

God, it feels like forever.

Like, over 10 years.

We met at the mansion.

George Merritt introduced us.

You know what? Never,
ever Google yourself.

These bloggers say
the nastiest things.

Well, you shouldn't look
at that stuff, Ms. Mailer.

It's Lorelei.

Like in the movie.

Mmm-hmm.

That's a really nice watch.

May I see it?

Sure.

Actually, uh...

They don't make this particular
kind of watch anymore.

I like a man's watch.

So you met Ronnie when you were
still married to Mr. Holland?

Yeah. He gave me
really good legal advice.

He told me to stay married.

He's a lawyer, huh?

Hmm, I'm not technically
a lawyer.

Uh, I started out as
Lorelei's manager and,

you know, we just became much
more to each other overtime.

But you've given her
legal advice.

Well, I have
a legal background.

That's right, you just
didn't pass the bar.

But you did pass the test from the
Taxi and Limousine Commission.

Do you still have your license?

That was a previous job.

Uh, I thought we were here to
talk about Justin's friends.

We're just trying
to get a few facts straight.

The chauffeur's license,

you drove strippers
to bachelor parties?

Clients.

I took care of them.
It was money.

But nothing like Lorelei money.

He told me what to tell
James about the will.

And he's just
been a rock ever since.

And he's Ava's father?

Nobody's more of a father
than Ronnie.

'Cause we couldn't help
but notice

that all his clothes
were in the guest bedroom.

We don't sleep together.

Oh.

I mean, look at him.

(PRINCESS BARKING)

Oh, Princess!

Oh, hi, baby, baby, baby!

Oh, I love you!

Detective Logan,
it's time for my nap.

Uh, Ms. Mailer?

Hmm?

My watch?

Well, it was a gift, wasn't it?

You get a cut of everything
she makes, right?

Okay, look. I'm used to people
casting aspersions, all right?

But I work hard.

Okay, like Justin's show.

I helped him get that deal.

Are... Are we gonna watch
this tape or what?

So, Jolene?

Ronnie says he was trying
to keep her clean.

Yeah. It's been real hard
since Justin died.

Last night we had to
have her stomach pumped.

Her stomach pumped?
What happened?

She's been a wreck. Ronnie
gave her sleeping pills.

We understand that
Justin was staying sober

to set a good example
for his mom.

He, uh, get along with Ronnie?

The boy loved his mama.

But Ronnie, not so much?

Maybe he thought she'd be
better off without Ronnie.

Justin ever tell her that?

These last few weeks,

I think he was
bringing her around.

How long have you and
Lorelei been married?

Five years.

Yeah, we wanted to wait a respectful
amount of time after Holland passed.

Uh-huh.

And you signed paternity
papers when Ava was born?

Yeah. She's my daughter.

Why would you need to sign paternity
papers if you were married?

Well, we're not, uh...

We're not, uh, legally married.

But we did have a commitment
ceremony in Bermuda.

That's beautiful.

A commitment ceremony?
Yeah.

Is that because Lorelei
wasn't ready to commit?

Excuse me?

There were rumors that she was going
to leave you, before Justin died.

Yeah, well, don't believe
everything you hear.

So, he didn't tell his mother that
she'd be better off without you?

That's ridiculous.

I... I devote all of
my energy to Lorelei.

Funny how she still yo-yo's
in and out of rehab.

You threw a party for her in a
nightclub the last time she got out?

Nothing wrong with
celebrating sobriety.

Are we done here?

We would like to ask you
a few more questions.

Okay, well,
why don't you save 'em?

You know what? You were right
about one thing, Detective.

I'm not a lawyer.

But I did go to law school.

And unless you're
charging me with anything,

I'm free to walk out.

Ronnie spiked Justin's cold medicine,
knowing it would kill him.

Why?

We think that Justin wanted
Lorelei to clean up her act,

and leave Ronnie.

Ronnie didn't want to
lose his meal ticket.

Justin's paternity results.
Lorelei was telling the truth.

He's James Holland's son.

So Justin's good for a third
of the Holland estate,

and now it goes to his mother.

Well, Ronnie's got Lorelei
right where he wants her.

Depressed, lonely and rich.

(PRINCESS BARKING)

Glass of lemon liqueur on the nightstand.
Empty bottle of vodka in the bed.

Empty bottle of
anti-depressants.

Prescribed to Lorelei.

I'll have Rodgers put a
rush on the tox screen.

Well, every family gets a
pass on one suspicious death.

Two in one week?
That's a little much.

I came home.
Heard the water running.

Uh, opened the door, and
she was lying there, dead.

Dead?

How do you know?

Did you take her pulse?
Did you try to revive her?

This isn't the first time I've
had to call 9-1-1, Detective.

I mean, I know she was
upset about Justin but...

I can't...

I can't believe she'd do this.

So, you think she
killed herself, huh?

Lorelei's been through
it all, you know?

I mean, up and down
countless times.

But I've never... I've never
seen her give up hope.

She wanted to be with Justin.

Isn't that the line of baloney
you were feeding us before?

Man, you...
You think you know me.

Right?

You don't know me, Detective.

I loved that woman.

Let me tell you something,
Mr. Chase.

I think I'm getting
to know you.

Now, you got something else
you wanna tell me?

You know something about a suicide
note we don't know about?

(SCOFFS) Suicide note.

Lorelei wasn't the, uh...

The literary type.

Oh, God.

I can't...
I can't believe she's gone.

Lorelei would still be alive

if I'd said something
to your partner.

But, I was afraid.

Of Ronnie?

You think he had something
to do with Lorelei's death?

I leave to take Ava to the
park, Lorelei's fine.

I come back, she's on the floor.
Ronnie's standing over her.

Doesn't mean he killed her.

Twice, Detective? First,
my nephew, then my sister?

Twice?

You and Lorelei are sisters?

Yeah.

We used to look more alike, before
Lorelei had all that work done.

(PRINCESS BARKING)

Not now, Princess.

How long have you
been her assistant?

Since Mama died.

Lorelei, she needed someone to
watch over her. She's like...

Like a child. You know,
trusting all the wrong people.

Like Ronnie.
Yeah.

Jolene, you said you were afraid
to tell my partner something.

Ronnie, he was... He was
always giving Lorelei pills,

keeping her doped up.

What about alcohol?

I found vodka in her bedroom.

Yeah. I tried to keep it
out of the house.

But he kept smuggling it in.

Once, I... I was cleaning,

I found booze in his
darkroom. All kinds.

(BABY CRYING)

You and me,
we're gonna be peaches, huh?

You like that?

Sweet little Ava!

I could insist on a
warrant, but why?

You're not gonna find anything.

Except for your porno stash.

Co-Ed Spinners Five?

Whatever. The producers
had a pitch for us.

Limoncello?

That's for
a methadone cocktail?

I don't know
how that got there.

And you're not gonna
find any methadone.

It's film.
For my photography?

More baby pictures
for the tabloids?

Or did you take a few snaps of
Lorelei on the bathroom floor?

You know what? Expose any
of those, and I'll sue.

What's that, liquid film?

I've no idea
how that got there.

It's a prescription
for methadone.

Patient's name,
Norma Mortenson.

Norma Mortenson?

That's Marilyn Monroe's
real name.

I didn't...
I didn't put that there.

WHEELER: So, you wrote the prescription
for methadone, Dr. Holgreen?

Yes. She used
the name Mortenson

for confidentiality.

And the paparazzi
went through her trash

and bribed pharmacists.

So the methadone was for her?

Yeah. It's safe
during pregnancy.

But not in combination
with SSRIs.

Yeah, I... I had no idea
she was on them.

Hey, we're not trying to
revoke your license, Doc.

When was the last time
you examined her?

Uh... On the set
of her movie,

Torrid Mambo.
I was the cast physician.

Torrid Mambo? That came
out three years ago.

Her prescription's dated
three weeks ago.

I got a message
from Ronnie Chase.

And I called the prescription
in to the pharmacy.

Anything besides the methadone?

Viagra, for Ronnie.

Lorelei was on a downward spiral,
even before Justin died.

(STAMMERING) The methadone was
just a precautionary measure.

You ever give her any?
No.

And the second I heard that Justin
was coming to stay, I threw it out.

He was an addict.

He had no self-control.

How did it end up
in your darkroom?

Man, come on, I...

If I knew it was there, I never
would have allowed that search.

Did you procure anything else?

Like coke or crank?

No. Nothing else.

Nothing illegal.

WHEELER: What about
her anti-depressants?

I didn't even know
she was on those.

My client has told you, he had no
knowledge of other drugs in the house.

Including the Viagra?

Viagra?

What, you need that to compete with all
the other guys that were banging her?

That's none of your business.

Well, I mean, you got like,
four paternity suits out there.

You two really had
a special relationship.

Yeah, we did have something special,
you son-of-a-bitch. You have no...

Detectives, my client had nothing to
do with these unfortunate overdoses.

He's in mourning, and he needs
to get home to his daughter.

Call a sitter. You'll
have to mourn in holding.

Well, he was pretty
defensive about the Viagra.

Maybe it wasn't just for
the occasional jolly.

If it's for medical reasons, he may
be incapable of fathering a child.

And if he's not
the baby's father,

he was better off with Lorelei
alive, attesting to his paternity.

Get his records.

Rock-a-b ye baby
On the treetop

When the wind blows
The cradle will rock

When the bow breaks
The cradle will fall

And down will come baby...

Oh, Princess.

You're an old girl, aren't you?

Leaky plumbing.

So sad.

Ronnie Chase had cancer.

His prostate was removed
five years ago,

which left him impotent
and sterile.

Viagra cures the first,
not the second.

If he's not Ava's father, why
submit to a paternity test?

We think Ronnie
had his sperm frozen.

Turns out that
Ronnie and Lorelei

had an appointment with a South
American fertility clinic

10 months ago.

Around the time Ava was conceived?
These people...

It never ends.

I don't suppose the clinic will let
us take a peek at the records?

They may not have to.

The DNA paternity results
for Ava are in.

We have a surprise winner.

We are very pleased to announce

that DNA tests have proven

that Ava Mailer is the daughter

of our late father,
James Edward Holland.

As the closest
living relatives,

we will be seeking immediate
custody of little baby Ava.

Wow.

James Edward Holland fathered a
baby, 10 years after his death.

The rich really are different.

Well, that's a mistake.

I mean, the clinic
made a mistake.

Lorelei told them
to use my sperm.

They obviously had James Edward
Holland's banked as well.

Did Lorelei tell you that?

No.

Well, you know, she probably figured his
sperm was more valuable than yours.

I... I think she
double-crossed you, Ronnie.

No, no, no.
She wouldn't do that.

She would not do that to me.

Come on, you actually believed
that Ava was your baby?

Ronnie, don't answer that!
Of course I did.

Man, the second I saw that
baby, I fell in love.

All right, she's mine!

She's mine.

Okay?

And those Holland sisters will
never get custody of her.

Ronnie, your attorney
wanted you to shut up,

because if you believed
the baby was yours,

by killing Justin and Lorelei

you would become the sole
guardian of Ava, and her fortune.

My client could not possibly
be sure the baby was his.

He knew that Lorelei
had a number of lovers.

Any one of them
could have been the father.

Only one of them brought
methadone into the apartment.

And he threw it out.

Someone must have
taken it from the trash.

You didn't put it
down the chute, Ronnie?

Man, I don't even know
where the chute is.

Then who does?

The methadone?

Ronnie had me pick it
up at the pharmacy.

You think that's what he used
to kill Justin and Lorelei?

Someone spiked his cold
medicine, and her limoncello.

Ronnie claims he
threw the methadone out.

(SCOFFS) And you believe him?

He let us search his darkroom.

If he had known it was there,
he would never do that.

You called his bluff.

He also submitted
to a paternity test,

but there's no way
he was the father.

I mean, he could take
all the Viagra he wanted.

She wasn't gonna
sleep with him.

Look, Jolene, I don't like
this guy any more than you do.

But we need
some solid evidence here.

Well, how about this.

When he sent me to the pharmacy
to pick up the methadone,

he also had me get BeneFlu.

He knew Justin was sick.

Any way you can prove that?

A list, in Ron's writing.

Not very careful of Ronnie to send
you out for the murder weapon.

Uh, no one notices I'm here.
They're not careful around me.

That bother you much?

No. My sister
liked the attention.

I was happy to be
in the background.

Well, you could get some
attention with that necklace.

Oh.

Lorelei would have
wanted me to have it.

Which reminds me, I found
your watch Detective.

Hmm My sister took
what she wanted.

She couldn't help herself.

Is there anything else
I can do?

You've been very helpful,
Jolene.

Where's Princess?

Oh.

Poor Princess.
She was...

She was so upset about Lorelei
that she wouldn't eat.

We had to put her down.

You have a shopping list
in Ronnie Chase's handwriting,

listing methadone and BeneFlu and
you don't think he's the murderer?

Yeah, well, we think it's strange that
Jolene just happened to save the list.

She keeps finding evidence
to incriminate Ronnie.

Jolene was their gofer, she must've
known they were on anti-depressants.

She could've killed
both of them.

Cinderella's revenge?
Maybe.

But killing a sister?

It's gotta be
for more than money.

Who can we talk to
about their history?

George Merritt.

He's known the family
for 20 years.

She always wanted to
check out early,

one way or the other,
before 40.

Like Marilyn.

Well, the thing is, somebody
helped her check out.

Someone she was close to,
someone she trusted.

Oh, she trusted everybody.
Even Ronnie.

How about Jolene?

Mmm, that wasn't so much
trust as, uh, dependence.

Jolene took care
of her, and Justin,

night and day.

Well, did Lorelei ever
take care of Jolene?

She tried to, early on.

The first time I met her,

she tried to get me to use
Jolene in the magazine.

A sisters spread.

Two for one, she said.

That'd be right up your alley.

Jolene didn't have the goods.

Lorelei was the real deal.

I told Jolene there's only room
for one Honey of the Year.

Jolene spent the past 20
years in Lorelei's shadow.

We think she got tired of
caretaking her sister and nephew.

She kills them,
frames Ronnie Chase.

Thinking she'd get custody of the
baby, and the baby's millions.

Right. Now, if the Holland
sisters get custody of Ava,

that spoils
that part of the plan.

So, what happens
if we spoil the rest?

Okay.

Release Ronnie. Escort him back to the condo.
See how Jolene reacts.

Gotcha.

What's he doing here?

We don't have enough
to hold him, Jolene.

What do you mean?
He killed Justin!

You framed me.

You planted the drugs. You
planted the shopping lists...

You're a liar. No, I saw him
go into Justin's bathroom.

And that night, Justin dies and
a half-full bottle of BeneFlu

ends up in the garbage?
I knew he did it.

So you fished out the bottle, put it in
the medicine cabinet for us to find?

Yeah.

Why didn't you just tell us?

Because you wouldn't believe me
without evidence, I thought.

Yeah, well, you thought wrong.
It's over, Jolene.

All right. Come here!
No, I wanna get my baby...

No, stay here!
Stay where you are!

No, come on!
She's got my baby!

Jolene! Wait!

Stay away from me!

I told you she's crazy.

She's a murderer.
Shut up, Ronnie.

Jolene, hand me the baby.

She needs me.

I know how to take care of her.
I've done it my whole life.

Sure you have.
Like with Lorelei.

Lorelei and I had each other.

Till him.

I loved your sister.

If you loved her, you never
would have killed Justin.

That's not true.
Don't listen to her.

Tell them what happened.

Jolene, come on, please.

You love Ava, right?

What if you lost her?

WHEELER: Jolene, please stop!
RONNIE: No, no!

Jolene, let me hold Ava.

Tell them.

Tell them!

Ronnie. If you have something to
tell us, now would be the time.

(AVA WAILING)

You want to be a father,
act like one.

I thought... I thought that
Lorelei would get over it.

And she'd forget about Justin,
after awhile.

And I'd be there for her.

You're saying that you killed
Justin Did you hear that?

Tell her!

He was telling her to leave me.

And I couldn't have that.

I mean, it wasn't a bad death.

But just don't... Don't harm my baby.
Please!

For God's sake.

WHEELER: All right.
It's all right, Jolene.

Easy now, just take it easy.

I don't want him to get Ava.
He'll trick those sisters!

No, he won't.
He's going to prison.

He won't hurt you or the baby.

Like he hurt my sister.

No, I had nothing to do
with her death. I swear.

You know the truth, Jolene.

Taking her son. I've never
seen anyone cry so hard.

She was sick about it.

But you took care of her.

She was in so much pain,

she was so sad.

Like Princess, her dog?

Poor dumb creature.

She wasn't any good
to herself, or anybody else.

She knew it was time to go.
She was grateful.

How did you take care
of your sister, Jolene?

She said she wanted to kill
herself, to be with Justin.

And I was afraid. I couldn't... I
couldn't let her take Ava, too.

I put it in her limoncello.

Her favorite drink.

You...
You were protecting Ava.

Lorelei, she wasn't
any good as a mother.

It wasn't her fault.
She just...

She didn't know how.

Ava's innocent.

Helpless...

Yeah, so pure.

She looks like Lorelei,
when she was little.

I think she looks like you.

What color are her eyes?

Blue.

Like mine.

They're exactly like yours.

She's gonna be beautiful
when she grows up.

Can I hold her, Jolene?

JOLENE:
She's beautiful already.

(AVA WAILING)

She's a baby.

She's so pure.

She's got her whole life.

Okay?

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