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- Millwood Family Services
is just doing

what they're obligated to do,

but they are acting
on bad science.

ClearDawn's drug tests
are the real culprit here.

- If you're only thinking about
the science, you're not looking

at the bigger picture.
- So someone's cutting corners.

- ClearDawn Labs would like
to offer your client 25K.

- This isn't about the money.
- It's always about the money.

- It's too late for any of this.
- You aren't alone

in this, Kodie. So many other
mothers have gone through this,

and it's time for us to bring
them into this fight.
We are gonna force

the courts to hear us.
- I'm here for you,
to represent you.

- You represent me?
- My firm would.

We just need more information
about your drug test.

- Taylor?
- I think there's something

you need to see.
- A class action is not
the procedure for resolving

this conflict.
- Your Honour--

- The court denies
certification.

- [Joanna]: I'm pregnant.

- Joanna, you can't just spring
something like this on me

and then shut me out.

[nostalgic classical music]

♪♪

[sigh]
- Can you, uh...

hear me?

That's not enough.
- I don't know

what you want from me.
- We want you to give us

something tangible.
- This is crazy.

- Hey, Shakey. You came to me.
You wanted to do something.

- I don't have anything.
- The extra revenue,

off the books, where does it go?
- Exactly, no books.

- There are always books.
- Well, I don't have them.

- Hey, look. You knew something
was wrong and you did

the right thing.
But that's the easy part.

It is because now,
wherever you go, you're gonna

know what ClearDawn is doing and
living with that is much harder.

- If we can't find
actual evidence,

then nothing changes.

You keep your job, your life.

But families? They keep
getting torn apart.

- They're too well-connected.

I've... never...

seen the off-the-books,

but I might, maybe,
know where they keep 'em.

- Good, good. Where?

- There's a vault
for air-gapped hard drives

for the financials.

They hide them in plain sight.

- Then you know
what you have to do.

[knocking]
[tense music]

You didn't send
one of your henchmen?

- Oh, I didn't wanna miss this.

ClearDawn Labs has filed
a defamation lawsuit

against Kodie Chartrand,
also naming Crawford Chang, LLP,

for damages
amounting to $14 million.

You've been served.

[theme music]

- Can we talk about this?
- No need.

It complicates things.
- 14 million.

- We go to trial against
ClearDawn in less than a week.

We lost certification.
The only thing we can do

is go after them.
We target the company.

- Joanna.
- We don't have time

to talk about this.
- How can I help?

- Just sit tight.
- Right. I'll just stay

out of the way.
- Wait. Have you talked

to Callie yet?
- Uh... It's complicated.

- OK. I'm not mad,

but I can't worry about
if you're gonna come through.

You wanna help?

Talk to Callie.

- Where did you get these?
- I took them.

I've been following that guy.
- Who is he?

- Oh, it's a long story.

- OK. Um... He worked for my dad
and now he beats up sex workers,

so not a long story, I guess.
- Taylor...

you can't be doing this.
It's dangerous.

- What do you think
they're up to?

[distant siren blaring]
[Owen sighs]

- How many times did they meet?

- Well, four times that I saw
-- every week on Thursday --

and Mercer always
leaves with an envelope.

- A payoff of some sort.
Extortion, maybe.

- Yeah, that's
what I was thinking.

- This could be big.

Mercer's gotta have
a stash somewhere.

I guess we just have to find it.

- [Joanna]: OK, Shakey.

Meet us back at our office
on your lunch.

- Hey. No one's gonna know.
You got this.

[sigh]

[ominous music]

- [Shakey]: Are you kidding me?!

[Joanna sighs]
- Shakey, you gotta relax.

[Shakey sighs]
- I hope it's worth it.

[tense music]

- [Joanna]: Yeah, me too.

♪♪

- [Owen]: He brought it home.

Typical lazy cop.

- Mm-hmm.

- Ahem.

Bingo.
- We gotta get in there.

- That's breaking and entering.
- Yeah, so?

- You know I'm the chief
of police, right?

- Couldn't wait, huh?

- Is everything OK?
- Yeah.

I just needed a strep-B swab
or I wouldn't be in here.

She hasn't stopped eyeing me
since she opened my file.

[sigh]
- We need to talk.

- OK. That's a little unnerving.

- I'm sorry. I tried everything.

We can't take your case.

- What the hell, Luna?!

I left Eric!
Not only did I leave Eric,

but I pissed him off!
- I know.

I know and I'm sorry.
I'm still gonna help you.

You can stay at my place.
You're safe there.

- For how long?
- As long as it takes

to figure things out.
- Figure what out?!

- Callie, I'm-- I'm--
- Just leave me alone!

I was better off before you came
knocking on my door.

[water spilling]
[whispering]: Oh, not here...

Not here.
- Callie...

What?

[phone chimes]
- [Joanna]: Is that Shakey?

[elevator dings]

- Hey, what's going on?
- They know.

- What are you talking about?
- I shouldn't have listened

to you. They were all over me.
- Did you get caught?

- Sol-- Solomon came
right over to me,

was talking about good...
or maybe loyalty?

- You're probably
just being paranoid.

- I'm not paranoid!
- Let's just sit down. There's

water in the conference room.
- No. I'm leaving town.

- No, you can't leave!
- He's gonna come after me!

- Who, Solomon?
- I can't help you. I'm sorry.

[Joanna sighs]

- Billy...

We need him.

[tense music]

[phone ringing]

- OK, you can't be serious.
- It's dangerous.

- I'll be fine!

- You need a badge
to go any further than this.

- You wouldn't have anything
if it wasn't for me!

- You did really well,
but I got it from here.

[indistinct chatter]

[sigh]
[knocking]

- Hello, Sam. You know Jerry,
your parole officer.

- Jerry.
- Sam.

- We're gonna take
a look around. Hope that's OK.

[ominous music]

[heavy exhale]

[phone chimes]

- Luna, come on...

[sigh]
[engine starts]

[suspenseful music]

- [Billy]: You come
after him in any way...

- I help people, Mr. Crawford.

- Right.
- We believe you, Mr. Stone.

- Doctor.
- And by allowing us to take

a look into your procedure,
I'm sure we could

figure this whole thing out.
- I would be fine with that,

but you know lawyers.

Of course you do.

I understand that you are trying
to help out your friend,

but did you ever stop
and consider that maybe

she shouldn't be a mother?
- That's not your call to make.

- You know as well as anyone
it's complicated.

Justice relies on us

heavily at times. People lie,

Ms. Hanley. Or Chang, is it?

- Get to your point, Mr. Stone.

- ClearDawn is an opportunity

to fix broken homes,
to give children the childhoods

they deserve.
I was put on this earth

to help children and even if
we got something wrong,

which we did not,

the good we do would
outweigh any mistake.

- Please, tell that
to our client. I'd
love to see what she does.

- I came here with a peace
offering. Our lawsuit goes away

the second you drop yours.

Unlike you,
we're not out for blood.

[sigh]

See you soon.

- We're getting you out of here.
- This can't be happening.

- It's gonna be OK.
- They'll take the baby!

- They won't.

OK. Let's turn around.
Nice and slow.

[Callie groans]
- I need a minute.

- Now's not a good time.
- I need a minute!

[Callie groaning]

- Ms. Sparrow,
it's OK, just relax.

There's nothing you can do
until the contractions are

less than four minutes apart.
It's OK. We'll take care of you.

- We might need a wheelchair.

You good? OK. Let's go.

- Hey! What's the emergency?

Oh, my...

- We need to get her
out of here.

- Isn't here exactly
where she needs to be?

- This baby needs to be born
off the grid. You wanted to do

something that matters?
- OK. My car's parked out front.

- He walked in here
like he was bulletproof.
- I haven't seen anyone

lie that well since...
- Since my father?

Except this guy's
more dangerous.

- Why?
- Because he believes every word

he's saying. It's... like he's
on some righteous mission.

- What if he's the target,
not ClearDawn?

He's been pulling
the strings all along.

- We convince the jury
he's gone rogue,

that he's been manipulating
the data to fit his mission.
- And if Solomon's gone rogue,

then ClearDawn has an out.
It's something.

- Should we talk
about the other option?

- What option?
- Drop the lawsuit,

focus on Kodie's trial.
- No. Not a chance.

- Look, we swing and miss here,
Joanna, then you, me, Kodie,

we're all on the hook.
It ruins us.

And it's not just us we have
to think about anymore.

- We don't have a case, Billy.

We can't win at Kodie's trial,

which means this is

our only shot
at getting her kids back.

We're drowning.

Going deeper's our only way out.

It just means
that we can't miss.

- Where are we going, exactly?
- Grand Rapids.

My cousin's a midwife.
She'll help me.

- That's like,
a few hours north.

Are you sure you don't want
to go to a hospital?

- I can't! I'll walk
if I have to.

- No. We're with you.
[Callie groans]

You need to drive fast.
- OK.

[tense music]

♪♪

- You look worried!

- You can't interfere.
Where's Jerry?

- He's downstairs.

Tell me what you're looking for,
I can help you find it.

[clattering]

Well, hmm.

Wondering if you've played
your hand too early?

I would be.

Ah, what happened to you, Chief?
Look at you...

on your hands and knees
looking for God knows what.

You gonna plant
something? Drugs?

Ah, don't worry.

I know you don't
have the balls for that.

- [Billy]: Graduated
top of his class,

he's a philanthropist.

Look, he's even on the board
of a children's theatre company.

- He's trying too hard.

Any other suits
against ClearDawn?

- Nothing. No litigation, all
board members seem above board.

- OK. Further back.
Where'd he grow up?

- Uh, there, I got... nothin'.

- That's weird.
What's the farthest back

you've seen?
- Hmm. Him taking the job

at ClearDawn in 199...8.

It's like he doesn't
exist before that.

How's that possible,
even in the '90s?

- Type in "Joanna Chang".

- You think he changed
his name? Why?

- He's running from something.

OK, thanks.
Billy, the clerk says

we need the original name
to search the registry.

- Great. OK, so, what couldn't
he change his name on?

- Birth certificate?
- No, that's easy enough.

News article, maybe? School?
I guess anything in print

before the name change. Could he
change his name on his degree?

- Probably.

But I'm pretty sure
they wouldn't reprint

the yearbook for him.

- Oh, I guess we're doing this
the old fashioned way.

- You used to be so noble.

Any time now, boy.
I've got somewhere to be.

You gonna clean that up?

- See, the thing
about being chief now...

is I don't have
to clean up your shit.

- There's no need for this.

HEY, COME ON!

[clattering]

You don't wanna do this.
- Oh, I'm sure I do.

[suspenseful music]

Blackmail.

[chuckles]
That's a very serious offence.

Wow. I'm impressed, Sam.

Is there anybody
you weren't blackmailing?

- Oh, you didn't think it was
gonna be that easy, did you?

You might wanna
look through those

before you ride off
on your high horse, Tonto.

Look for...
Principal and Bulldog.

Yeah.

[Owen sighs heavily]

Might be of interest to you.

[Owen sighs heavily]

[Sam inhales sharply]
Ooh.

- Is everyone OK?
- Yeah. Everyone's fine, Jerry.

I must not have
set those bins right.

[clattering]

I got copies of those.

[tense music]

- He could be about 50, right?

- Yeah, so sometime
in the mid-'90s?

- OK.

How do people have
time for sports?

I was always in the library.
- Nerd.

Oh, hang on a second.

"Notable was Solomon Stafford
as Michael Cassio" in Othello.

That's enough of a name change
to avoid an internet search.

- Solomon Stafford.

OK. It's a newsletter
from a school,

Legacy Pines. I've been there.

- And when was this?
- It was before he went

to med school...
and "saving children"

is why he was
"put on this earth".

"Legacy Pines Scandal.

"Solomon Stafford brought in
for questioning

in the death of a student."

No charges were ever laid.
- They found another suspect?

- Or they just couldn't
prove it was him.

[tense music]

[children laughing]

[indistinct chatter]
[whistle blowing]

- Careful. Careful.

- Nice to finally
meet face-to-face.

- Yes. I'm sorry

I couldn't see you before.
- You're busy. I get it.

I'm Joanna Chang. This is
my partner, William Crawford.

- Eli Roberts. You're lawyers?

- Yes. We, uh, wanted to talk
to you about Solomon Stone.

Or Stafford.
- Excuse me.

- Mr. Roberts--
- It was a scar on the school.

I'm sure you know that
if you're asking.

- We wanna know about--
- I don't really have time

right now.
- We just wanna know about--

- I came back here
to undo the damage he did.

Not about to reopen
old wounds, so.

I'm sorry, I can't help you.
- You know what he's doing now?

[Eli sighs]

- I have to ask you to leave.

[cell phone ringing]

- Owen.
- Where'd you get this?

- You wouldn't believe me.
- Try us.

[Owen sighs]
- I really can't say.

- I know there are lines
you can't cross, but we need

to make sure this is verified.

- Sam Mercer had it.
- Excuse me?

- It looks like he's been
blackmailing people in Millwood

for years. I saw "ClearDawn" at
the top. Thought this mess
might at least help Kodie

get her kids back.
- Any idea what it is?

- If I had to guess,
account numbers.

Every piece I found was
under a code name,

so if I were you, I'd--
- Figure out who

"Late-Night Cheerleader"
and "Teach" are?

- Hey, I thought you would've
been happier about this.

- Yeah.

It's complicated.

[Owen sighs heavily]

- Cat, what you got?
- [Apparently, there was]

[a civil suit against Solomon
Stafford but it was dismissed.]

- Any names?
- [The lawyer of record,]

[Harper Bailey. She no longer
practices, but I found
an address]

[in the Millwood phonebook.]
- She got an address.

That's great. Maybe she can
give us something we can

actually use. Cat, we're
sending you a document.

It's related to ClearDawn.
We need you to see if you can

track down any
of these account numbers.

- [On it.]
- Any of these ring a bell:

"Cheerleader", "Teach"?
- No, it doesn't make sense

to me. We just need
to figure out

how it makes sense to Mercer.

- Onward.

[tense music]

[Diane sighs]

- You know I love you, right?

That I'd never do anything
to put you in harm's way?

- That's a terrifying start.

- I got Mercer.

I actually got him.
[Owen inhales deeply]

He's been blackmailing people
while he's on parole.

- That's amazing!
- Yeah.

- Hey... he's gonna
go away for good.

OK... You're starting
to scare me.

- Well, I got lost...

somewhere along the way.

I got sloppy and, um...

- OK, seriously,
what's going on?

[Owen sighs]

- He knows why your
marriage broke up.

- Oh... Uh...

That was, um...

That was a long time ago, Owen.

[both sigh]

It was just...

It was just some
workplace affair.

I'm not proud of it--
- He's got pictures, Diane.

[gasping]

[sobbing]

[Owen sighs heavily]

[Diane weeping]

I'm sorry.

[birds chirping]

- Ahem.

- Did you eat anything today?

- I can't eat because I feel
like I'm going to throw up.

But if I don't eat,
I do throw up. I'm fine.

Mr. Bailey, thank you
for your hospitality.

- Oh!
- We just-- We don't have

much time. Is your wife home?

- Uh... She's fragile
these days.

I'm not sure I should
disturb her yet.

- Uh... I don't know
that you'll be able to help us.

The details we need
pertain to a particular case.

- I promise we won't upset her.

She worked on a case
that was dismissed.

We just need to know why.

- Tell me why you're looking
into Solomon Stafford.

- We never said--

- You didn't have to.
- How could you possibly know

which case we were
talking about?

- My wife only became
a lawyer after David...

She only tried one case.

- The boy who died was your son.

[tense music]

[Kodie groaning]

- Taylor, how much farther
to Grand Rapids?

- Uh, a bit to go.

Actually, a lot to go.

- I'm not gonna make it.
I'm not gonna make it.

- We need to find
a doctor or a hospital.

- This baby's coming out.
We don't have a choice.

- If we go to a hospital,
I'll never see this baby again.

If we can't make it there...
we'll do it ourselves.

- WHAT?!
- People have been having babies

longer than there have
been hospitals.

- I-- I can't...
[Kodie groaning]

Pull over!
- Are you crazy?!

- Pull over!
This baby is coming out.

- Don't worry,
I'm not nearly as fragile

as he gives me credit for.
- No one survives

law school if they're fragile,
Mrs. Bailey.

- Harper, please.
- Of course, Harper.

Can you tell us
what happened to your son?

- David had come back
for the holidays one semester

and he felt... different.

He was cold.

We hadn't always
been the closest,

but... he told us

that Solomon -- Mr. Stafford --
had said that we...

I'm sorry. Um...

[Harper inhales deeply]

He was concerned

about David's safety...

if he continued to live with us.

[Harper sighs]

The year before, I was driving

and I got into an accident.

David was in the car.

He was fine, but I...

...I'd been drinking.
- Were you charged?

- No. I cleaned up my act.

Thought that we'd gotten
through it, but...

I guess Solomon

couldn't let go of that.

He drove a wedge
between David and me.

It was like he'd...

he'd brainwashed him,
wiped away everything good,

until all that was left
was the accident.

So David ran away
with his friend, Elliott,

to go to him, or maybe
to just get away from us.

- What happened to Elliott?

- We could never find him.

- No witnesses, no charges.

- And you have no idea
where he went?

- No. He's alive, somewhere.

But... no idea.

- And how do you
know he's alive?

- Honey?

[suspenseful music]

- He's... sent us a card

on the anniversary
of David's death

almost every year since,
usually a picture inside...

of the two of them.
And an apology.

- Can we see one
of those pictures?

- No.
- What is it?

Do you recognize him?!

- Actually, um...

we know where he is.

- Joanna, slow down.

We don't even know
what law he broke.

He didn't kill anyone
and there's no charge

for brainwashing.
- She didn't have any witnesses.

Only Elliott knows the full
story. There has to be more.

- No, we have to think about
another way to come at this.

- There is no other way.

[car door shuts]

[tense music]

- Ahem.

Do they, um...

Do they know where I am?

- [Joanna]: You need to tell us
what you know, Eli.

[Eli sighs]
- I mean...

it's been so long.
I'm not sure I'd remember.

- Yeah, I don't believe
that for a second.

- You can't hide
from this anymore.

- You have no idea
what he was like.

- OK. So help us understand.

[Eli sighs]

- He would like...

like, get into our heads.

Twisted us.

He had this way of making us...

need to make him proud.

[Eli sighs]

I don't know how to explain it.
I don't-- I...

I don't know. It's just...

we just suddenly didn't see
our parents anymore. He was all

we could see. And... it seemed
right at the time,

so we ran away.
And we knew, and I--

I don't know why
but somehow, we just knew

that we could never,
ever go back

to them.
[inaudible scream]

- Did he specifically
ask you to run away?

- I mean...

no, not in-- not in those words,

but there was--
- What happened to David?

- Um...

[Eli inhales deeply]

Uh... David had...

an asthma attack.

The cold got to him.

He was bigger...

bigger than me,
and I couldn't...

I couldn't pick him up.
- So just left him?!

- No! No, I didn't
have a choice!

- Yes, you did!
- Joanna.

- Did Solomon threaten you,
is that why you ran away?

- Take it easy.
[indistinct stammering]

- Uh, it's just like somehow, he
just-- just made us think that

that was our only option, that
was the only thing we could do!

- Was he abusive,
physically or emotionally?

- He wasn't like that,
he didn't actually ever--

- Did he do anything at all?
Because right now, it sounds

like you just ran away
and got your friend killed.

- No, that's not what--
I don't know! I don't--
I don't know!

I can't... I'm sorry,
I can't do this.

[voice breaking]: I can't
do this.

[Eli sobbing]

- What happens if you use it?

- I'm not going to.
- What happens, Owen?!

[Owen sighs]

- He goes to jail.

He serves his time
and then some, and he doesn't

get out. But he'll
release the photos.

- And everyone sees them:

teachers, students, my kids.

- I'll find another way.

Ahem.
- What other way?

There is no other way.

These photos aren't just
gonna disappear! He will always

have this over me!

And what about us?
[Owen sighs]

There's only one thing I can do.

- What does this affidavit
even prove?

- A pattern of playing God?

We're on the right track.
We just have to find something

that sticks.

Are you OK?

- We need to get
inside Mercer's head.

We need to figure out
what those account numbers are.

- That's not what I meant.
- And how is

ClearDawn the only company
doing these tests?

How are they getting
these contracts?

- Well, people must
not have known.

- The province would've done
a thorough background check,

name change or not.

And with the faulty tests,
it doesn't make any sense.

- [Eli]: It's not the province.

Millwood took over
the regional management.

- So who gives out
the contracts then?

- Some council at City Hall.

- Oh. Maybe Shepherd could
get us something on this.

- I, um... I do know

what that's like, so it's, um...

I'm sorry.

- Please, just...

let me know if there's
anything I can do.

[Kodie groaning]

- How to deliver a baby.
- [robotic voice]: I found it

on the web.
- OK. Bedsheets, something
clean to put underneath--

use my blanket.
Put that underneath her.

Tell her to breathe and push.
- I'm not deaf!

- Breathe, Callie. Push.
- Get me out of this car!

- You're doing great, really!
- Yeah. Are you comfortable?

- Are you kidding me?!
- I don't-- It says to ask that.

- OK. Next?
- OK. Um, Callie,

when the contractions come,
just breathe and p...

push with the pain.
It's gonna be OK, Callie.

We got this, Lu.
- Get me out of this car!

- You're almost there,
don't worry.

- No! I want the first thing
this child sees to be the sky.

[Callie whimpering]

- OK! We're gonna
get you out of here.
- Just breathe. It's OK.

[Callie groaning]

[ominous music]

[indistinct speaking over PA]

- Sam Mercer.

You're under arrest.

- You might wanna ask
your old lady about that.

- Oh, I did.

Turns out she's not afraid.

Certainly not afraid of you.

No, I'm here because
she told me to be.

- Look, Owen--

- You know what I was wondering?

Does your wife know
that you took those?

Sneaking around,
taking naked pictures of people?

I mean, Diane taught
your daughter.

Does she know what kind of thing
her dad's been up to?

And what about your boy? I mean,

would he be proud of
the old man? I mean, I wonder

what he would say.

- Sounds like you're
blackmailing me.

- I guess I am.

But I'm taking you in, Sam.

And you're gonna destroy

every last photo,
every last copy.

Now, put down the wrench.
Be smart.

[suspenseful music]

The story ends here, Sam.

[insects chirping]

- I can't do this.

[soft music]

[both crying]

I'm so sorry.

- You got a life
ahead of you now.

It's gonna be so good.

Thank you guys.

Maybe we could still
stay at your place.

Just 'til we find something.

[uplifting music]

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[pensive music]

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- Pull over.
[Joanna gasps]

[door opens]

[Joanna gasping and crying]

OK. Let's go.

[car doors lock]
Come on, Billy. Please.

- I'm sorry. No.

Joanna, what is
going on with you?

You're not yourself.
- This is me. Sorry, but--

- No, don't do that.

You know exactly what I mean.
Why won't you talk to me?

- We talk every day.
- About the baby.

- Stop.
- If I'm not enough, you need

to tell me. If you need more,
you need to tell me.

- This isn't about you!
Can we please--

- IF YOU DON'T WANT ME,
that's fine, but this baby is

coming either way.
- You don't think I know that?!

You don't think I know
there is a person inside me?

I don't know
what I am doing, Billy.

You...

You are good.

And kind.

And I shouldn't even be...

A marriage is one thing.
We get out of contracts

all the time, but... a child?

You would be... stuck here

with me, and I am clearly not

capable of living this life.

I can't even say "good job"
to our employees.

What am I supposed
to do with a child?

[Joanna sighs heavily]

And I just...

can't stand to see
the look of disappointment--

- I'm not disappointed.

- ...when I can't help
but turn our child into me.

[Billy sighs]

- Look, I... I don't have

any answers, so I don't know
what to let you in on.

I am-- I am...

I am so confused.

And I can't even
trust myself, or...

[Joanna sighs heavily]

I am trying to figure this out.
And when I do, I will let you--

- I DON'T WANT YOU
TO FIGURE IT OUT!

I wanna figure it out with you.

Joanna, I don't have
the answers either.

But if they exist...

at all...

then I don't want
to find them without you.

[soft music]

- What the hell
are we going to do?

[chuckles]

- It's so nice
to hear you say that.

[both laughing]

I wanna have this baby.

With you.

- I am...

I am so scared.

[both sigh]

[Joanna sighs heavily]

[engine stops]

[insects chirping]

[soft music]

Ready to dig in?
- I'll put a pot on.

See if Mayor Shepherd has
some answers for us.

- Please.

[tense music]

Hang up the phone.

- What?
- Hang up the phone.

- Why? Oh, you don't think...
- Millwood City Hall gives

the contracts
to the testing facilities.

Shakey said that ClearDawn
was well-connected.

Do you remember the reunion?
- Kind of overshadowed by Kodie

having her kids taken away.
- Do you remember

Mayor Shepherd's speech?
Mercer and Shepherd are

around the same age.
When she was in high school,

she was--
- The cheerleading captain.

- It didn't make sense how they
were operating under the radar

because they weren't.
They were being protected.

How many digits are there
in the account numbers

that Beckbie gave us?
- Uh, 8, 15--

- 18. It's a tax receipt
for a donation.

- They're funnelling money
through the campaign.

- This is bigger than Solomon.
- So she knows exactly
what's going on.

- It's gonna be a stretch
to prove without actual copies

of the transactions.
- Or...

we get the guy who created
the codenames to testify.

[cell phone ringing]

- Joanna.
- [Beckbie. Where are you]

[at with Mercer?]
- I'm taking him in.

- Owen, we need you to wait.

[We need you to--]
- I'm sorry, Joanna.

I've waited too long for this.

[tense music]

[keys jingling]

- [Joanna]: OWEN!

We need Sam Mercer.

[tense music]

I'm sorry.

[theme music]

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