All language subtitles for Garage Sale Mysteries. E14 Picture a Murder - English

Say cheese!

Cheese!

There are drinks inside

and plenty of food
for everyone.

Leave it to Larry

to insist on black tie for his birthday party.

He's probably spending a fortune.

Dad, this is not the place.

- Peter?
- Yeah?

- Help them.
- Sure. follow me.

And he's got Peter Harrell doing the catering?

It's like he's spitting in our eye.

Okay, just stay calm.

We'll figure this out.

Tess!

Good to see you.

Larry! Happy birthday.

Walter,

glad you could make it.

It wasn't easy.

You know we hate to take time away

from the restaurant,

Especially now.

I understand you're upset,

but if you could give me some time,

I'll be able to explain.

Hey, can I get a photo?

Stand together.

One, two, three.

Make sure you get my good side.

Do you have a bad one?

Thanks, guys.

The restaurant has some bills coming due.

You haven't paid your share.

We need that money, Larry.

Walter, I swear,

as soon as I figure things out...

Mind if I borrow my favorite client

for a moment?

Go on, enjoy yourself.

Everything will be okay.

I promise.

Come on, Tess.

It's a party, remember.

Let's avoid any unpleasant conversation.

Wally's my friend.

I owe him an explanation.

Well, he's not looking for an explanation.

He's looking for a fight.

Remember, I warned you

against investing in your friends' projects.

Easier said than done.

Did you bring those documents I asked for?

Yes.

I'm having my secretary pull all the old files.

We'll have something for you

by the end of the week.

I'm sorry, but I can't stay.

You're leaving?

Yeah, well...

You may be my favorite client,

but you're not my only one.

My advice, as your attorney...

focus on your birthday.

The paperwork will still be there tomorrow.

Hey, uncle Larry.

Tony.

So glad you're here.

I haven't seen your dad yet.

Yeah, no.

He couldn't make it.

Hey, gather up.

We're getting everyone together

for a group shot.

What happened to your bow tie?

I must have forgot it inside.

Don't take any pictures without me.

Okay.

Can I get everyone to stand here?

We're going to get a group shot

of all of us together.

What a beauty.

Okay, guys, stay put.

I'm going to rustle Mr Brady out here, okay?

One sec.

Mr Brady?

We're waiting.

Larry?

Larry?

Larry?

Larry!

Somebody call an ambulance!

Help!

Yoga?

I had no idea it could be so damaging.

Well, it is if it's a new instructor

and they're showing you a cool new pose.

What new pose?

It's called "the bridge to peace."

- What happened?
- My bridge collapsed.

Are you going back to his class?

No!

No, he blamed me for spraining my wrist.

He said it was 'cause my chakras were misaligned.

The nerve!

Well, that's just bad karma.

So I guess this means

we're going to have to postpone the spring inventory.

You mean the spring inventory

that's really our winter inventory?

To be fair,

it's actually our fall inventory.

Okay, that's it.

We need to hire some help.

You mean a new employee?

Just temporary.

Someone who can help us with the inventory,

and also bring up those boxes

from the basement.

Ooh, it would be good to get someone

to check the crawl space.

We better hurry up and hire that person.

They are already way behind.

Hello, um,

I'm guessing you're the antique dealers?

What gave us away?

I'm looking for Jennifer Shannon.

I'm Jennifer Shannon,

And this is my partner, Dani.

Hello.

I'm Ian Hathaway.

Mr Hathaway,

Um, how can we help you?

Well, a client of mine, Larry Brady,

passed away last weekend.

He had a heart attack on his 60th birthday.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

His estate has passed on to his younger brother, Scott,

and Scott's looking to sell some of Larry's belongings.

And I'm guessing there are a few antiques?

That's right.

Yeah, Larry was an avid collector.

In fact, he has an impressive collection

of antique cameras.

Wow.

We're very sorry for your loss,

but we're glad you somehow found us.

Actually,

It was Larry's nephew, Tony, that recommended you.

He went to school with your daughter, I believe.

Hannah.

I had no idea she was so good at PR.

I know that Larry would want his collection

well taken care of,

so I asked around, and I have to tell you,

Your shop has an excellent reputation.

I'll be at his house later today

if you'd like to stop by.

There's the address, and I can show you the cameras.

Thank you.

We'll be there.

All right.

Well, thank you, ladies.

Thank you.

Whoa.

Is that what I think it is?

Well, if you're thinking it's a big consignment,

I think you're right.

Yeah.

We are definitely hiring someone.

Ooh.

This is nice.

It's a little small.

Well, something tells me

if you lived here, you'd find a way to manage.

Well, I'd have to see

what the closet space looks like first.

Thank you for coming out to the house.

It's beautiful.

Yes, Mr Brady took great pride in his home.

He bought this house, planning on having a big family,

but,

life worked out differently.

Well,

that happens.

Now, we plan to sell most items at auction,

but we thought the camera collection

might do better on consignment.

If you don't mind me asking,
why the rush to sell everything?

Yes, well,

Mr Brady was a generous man, to a fault.

Unfortunately,

he left his estate with quite a few debts

and very little capital.

I can relate.

Well, his younger brother, Scott,

Thought it best to liquidate his assets

And sell the house.

Well, we appreciate the business, but

You would probably get
more money for the cameras

at auction, too.

Well, that's true, but

it isn't just about the money.

I mean, Larry was my friend as well as my client.

He put his collection together himself,

and I just know

he would have loved to stumble across items like this

in a shop like yours.

Right this way, please.

Wow, this is quite a collection.

Larry took up photography

after he sold his investment company.

Apparently, it was a childhood love

he set aside for work.

Well, there are a lot of items.

We'll need to come back

and pack everything up for transport.

Of course, yeah,

and I can make sure you have access to the house.

If you'll excuse me.

Whoa.

Wow.

There is a lot of stuff.

We're definitely going to need...

Don't say it.

A hand getting it back to the shop.

Hey, what's this?

What?

Dani, look at this.

Wow.

I think there might still be film in there.

I wonder if this is one of the items

we're supposed to sell.

I think I just took a photo.

You mean you just took a photo of me.

Well, we better hope it's part of the sale.

I'll ask Ian.

I hope you got my good side.

How did you find me?

This is highly inappropriate.

Your secretary told me where you were.

If you'd stop ducking my calls, I wouldn't have to do this.

Look, Larry promised that money to the restaurant.

We need it to stay open.

Do you have a contract?

Larry sign a contract?

You're joking, right?

Walter, there is no money.

Larry was completely tapped out.

Everything left is Scott's now.

You know, Larry's gone.

I should finally get what's due.

Mrs Shannon, I'm sorry if you heard that.

I don't mean to interrupt.

It sounds like you have your hands full.

It's all part of the job.

Is there something I can help you with?

Yes, this camera.

Is it part of the consignment?

I don't remember it as part of his collection,

but he had so many.

Well, we accidentally took a picture.

There's film in it.

I see.

Best to get it developed before we put it up for sale,

In case any of the photos have sentimental value.

Of course. I can handle that.

Thank you.

Would you excuse me?

Of course.

Your mother's going to be so impressed

that we tackled dinner on our own.

It's hard to mess up pasta.

You'd be surprised.

One time in college, i started a fire,

trying to make mac and cheese.

Strainer, please.

Logan? Strainer?

Yeah, right.

Everything okay?

Yeah, I guess so.

It's just...

My English teacher wants to publish

this paper that I did on Tennessee Williams

in the school journal.

That's great!

That's not great?

I don't think I'm going to do it.

"Tennessee Williams and the American dream."

You know, I had a paper in the school journal.

Looks great on a college application.

You should publish it.

We'll see.

Hey, everyone, sorry I'm late,

but we might have a nice big consignment

thanks to this young lady.

Me?

We got a recommendation from your old classmate,

Tony Brady.

Tony Brady?

Yeah, I used to go see his band play all the time.

They're actually pretty good.

Well, unfortunately,

his uncle passed away,

but we might be selling some of his antique cameras.

A busy shop means happy wife.

And I'm starving, and you made dinner?

It's like I died and went to heaven.

How do you mess up pasta?

You'd be surprised.

I see you brought work home?

Dani accidentally took a photo of me,

And now I have to get the film developed.

That's going to be difficult,

Considering everything's digital these days.

I know,

but the client doesn't want us

to sell the camera with a picture of me in it.

Well, I'd say any camera with a picture of you in it

is worth double.

Jason, that is so sweet.

And this looks so good.

Almost as good

As your flaming mac and cheese.

Well, between our inventory,

And now this consignment,

Things are really picking up at the shop.

That's great.

But with Dani's sprained wrist,

does that mean you're doing double lifting?

Well, we're going to hire some part-time help.

Dani put an ad online,

And she's scheduled an interview for tomorrow.

I don't envy you guys.

I've done my fair share of hiring.

It's tricky.

Hey, maybe you could help.

Thanks, but I don't want to move boxes.

No, maybe you could help her hire someone.

You have the experience.

You don't want to do it?

Well, actually, you'd be doing me a favor.

I want to find someplace

To develop the film from that camera tomorrow.

I don't usually get involved in shop business.

You sure I wouldn't be stepping on her toes?

No, Dani would love it if you helped her,

And you know what to look for in a good employee.

Yeah, I guess I do.

And besides, Dani hates to tell people no.

She'd want someone else to do that.

Fun.

This thing is in great shape.

I have one at home myself,

But not this nice.

Well, the owner was a real camera enthusiast.

What's the collector's name?

I may know them.

Larry Brady.

Never met him.

He died recently.

That's too bad.

I would have loved to talk to him about this camera.

It's a real beauty,

And you say there's film in it still?

Right,

And that's where you come in, hopefully.

My friend accidentally took a photo of me,

And I can't sell the camera

With the picture of me in it.

Yeah.

This guy's tricky.

A real hair trigger.

Yeah, I found that out the hard way.

Yeah, all these old cameras

Have something unique about them.

Unfortunately,

they haven't made this model in decades.

Is it valuable?

For sure.

Well, you know,

We're selling the entire collection,

If you're interested.

Yeah, no, definitely.

Okay, well, as soon as I have it inventoried,

I'll call you.

And I'm going to take my time

To make sure you get beautiful photos.

I don't think my photo is going to be framed,

So feel free to hurry.

Then I'll call you when it's ready.

Okay, thank you, Manny.

You're welcome.

Hello?

Is this Jennifer Shannon, Hannah's mom?

It is. How can I help you?

This is Tony Brady.

I went to high school with your daughter.

Tony!

Thank you so much for the recommendation.

I wish it were under different circumstances.

Can I have a few minutes of your time to talk in person?

It won't take long.

You can pick the place.

I have the next hour free.

There's a diner

right across the street from my shop.

Okay, I'll meet you there.

Okay, I'll see you then.

Thank you.

Tony?

- Hey.
- Hi, I'm Jenn.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you, too. Sit down.

Thanks for taking the time to talk with me.

Of course.

Any friend of Hannah's is a friend of mine.

Hannah's awesome.

She's always been really positive about my music.

Well, you should give her a call.

I'm sure she'd love to hear from you.

Yeah, I should call her.

It's just,

everything's a bit of a mess right now.

Yes, a death in the family can be very stressful.

Uncle Larry and I were very close.

For most of my life,

He was busy with his company,

But the last few years,

We really got a chance to know each other.

Beneath the strict businessman look,

He was an artist too, like me.

It's a great photo.

He took that with one of his cameras.

He loved that collection.

Well, we will take very good care

of his camera collection.

That's why I thought of your shop.

The way Hannah talks about you,

I knew that you'd find owners

That appreciate it as much as he did.

Thank you.

That's very sweet of you to say.

It's weird to see it all go.

To me, it was a part of him.

You know, that's more common than you think.

A lot of the antiques I buy and sell

have special meaning to my customers,

and I try to tell them

that they will always have the memories,

even though the object has moved on

And is making new memories for new people.

That's a beautiful way of looking at it.

Yeah, thanks for talking with me,

And...

I feel a lot better about everything now.

Tony, is there

something else you want to talk about?

Nothing for you to worry about.

Well,

I am a very good worrier.

You just ask Hannah.

Do you ever get something

bouncing around inside your head,

and you just can't let it go until you say it out loud?

You've just described every day of my life.

It's just,

there has been something that's been bothering me

about Larry's death.

He was as healthy as a horse.

He wouldn't drop dead out of the blue.

Sometimes, these things are hard to predict.

It's more than that.

A week before he died, Larry changed,

And he was puttingon a good show,

But I could see through it.

He was worried, and scared.

Scared of what?

He called me one night,

and he said,

he said that somebody was trying to destroy him.

Tony, if you have any suspicions,

you should go to the police.

I told my dad.

I told Ian, Larry's lawyer.

They said I was imagining things.

You think I'm crazy, too.

No, no, I don't think you're crazy.

Believe me, I have my suspicions all the time.

I just wish I could help,

But I'm not a detective.

Well, don't let me keep you.

Thanks for listening.

Feels like no one else does.

Of course.

Manny, you work fast.

Yeah, you got lucky.

The film in the camera's got to be over 50 years old,

and yet somehow it didn't crumble away,

and, well, I was able to get it developed.

Wow.

Well, I'm nothing if not lucky.

So there were just three photos on the roll,

and you're one of them.

Ooh.

Black and white?

Photographers love it.

It really captures emotion well.

Well, it didn't capture my good side.

What are on the other two pictures?

This is where it gets interesting.

One's a shot of a woman holding a camera.

That looks like it was taken

on the day of Larry's birthday party.

And now this last shot, um...

This last shot's a little disturbing.

Just warning you.

Dear.

How disturbing?

I think that's Larry Brady.

The guy who died?

They said it was a heart attack,

But this looks like a struggle.

I'll take this to the police.

They'll handle it.

Hey, Dani.

Jason!

- Hi!
- Hi.

Jenn asked me to stop by.

Yeah, she said

you were going to be my interview buddy today.

So you're okay?

I didn't want you to feel like I was invading your turf.

No, the more, the merrier!

I'm grateful for your expertise.

Okay.

Well, here's my interview checklist.

Checklist?

You never want to hire the wrong person.

I find these 20 questions ensure that you don't.

Of course.

Great, so where should we set up?

I thought we could use this table.

Perfect. You relax.

Okay.

Don't tell Jenn.

Okay.

Hey, Frank.

Hey, Jenn.

What brings you down here?

Well, I have a question for you.

Do I have to answer?

Do you recognize the name Larry Brady?

Yeah.

Got a call out to his mansion three days ago.

And he was dead. Appeared to be a heart attack?

Where are you going with this?

I picked up a camera at Larry's estate.

We're handling the sale of some of his things,

and when I got the film developed,

this is what I found.

Was this picture taken by a dog?

It's an odd angle, but that is Larry Brady,

and that is someone else with their hands at his neck.

If it was a strangulation,

there would have been residual bruising,

and there wasn't any.

The hands aren't around his neck.

Let me show you something.

Can I borrow this?

Yeah.

If you look right here,

There's a design on the glove.

And if you look closely over here,

right between his fingers

there appears to be a syringe.

You don't miss a thing.

Well, there was no syringe on the scene.

I had coffee with Larry's nephew, Tony.

He suspects foul play in Larry's death.

And he came to you?

Well,

he's a friend of Hannah's from school,

and I told him to come to the police,

And then when I found that photo,

I brought it straight here to you.

Well, this photo is disturbing,

But we won't have any more information

Until we hear back from the autopsy report.

Is Larry's body still in the morgue?

That's a police matter.

Yep.

Well, I'll leave that with you.

Thanks.

And call you later.

I hope not.

I graduate in June,

So I'm looking to make a little money

before college in the fall.

Have you ever worked with antiques before?

I had a job with a moving company

last summer.

Some of those boxes probably had antiques in them.

So what's your schedule like now?

Pretty open.

Football and basketball season are both over,

so I'm just getting ready for finals.

Okay, well,

I think that's all we need.

Do you have any questions?

Where do you guys get all this old stuff?

Um, auctions and garage sales.

People mostly just bring it in.

Weird.

Like, who determines what's an antique

And what's just junk, you know?

Well, we do.

We're antique dealers.

That makes sense.

Well, thank you for your time, Travis.

- We'll be in touch.
- No, thank you.

He seems like a good kid.

He doesn't know anything about antiques.

You're not hiring someone for the front of the shop.

Just someone to sort and move boxes.

But shouldn't you at least know something

about what you're sorting and moving?

You can teach people about antiques,

but you can't teach them

to move a heavy box to the top shelf.

Hey, I'm only here

To make a suggestion or two,

but he does have experience.

He's got excellent references.

Played school sports,

So you know he's a team player.

I'm just saying, consider considering him.

Consider him considered.

Good.

Hey!

I read your paper, the one your teachers loved.

You didn't have to do that.

Well, I did,

And I've got to say, it was great.

Thanks, Hannah.

So why won't you let your teacher publish it?

I'd rather not talk about it.

Really? You don't want to tell me?

It's no big deal.

I've got to get started on my homework.

You've dried that same dish three times.

A little distracted?

I keep thinking

about that man that owned that camera.

It seems like his death may be a murder.

Jenn, we've talked about this.

If there's a killer on the loose,

you have to keep your distance.

I am.

Frank is all over it.

It's not me.

Good.

Leave it to the police.

Hey, how did the interview go today?

Really well.

It was this high-school kid.

He was looking for extra college money.

I liked him a lot.

We've got another candidate coming in tomorrow,

But I'm just there to help Dani make a decision.

Well, thank you for your help.

You're welcome.

And thank you for finishing the dishes!

There's still a lot!

Dr Tramell!

Jenn, I'm so glad you're here!

What's a word that rhymes with "champagne"?

"Complain"?

Are you making your autopsy reports rhyme now?

No, it's for a poetry contest I'm entering.

Poetry?

What a surprise!

I usually read them to "these guys."

Is that a caramel macchiato?

I know it's your favorite.

Then I'd better "savor it."

I was hoping to ask you about Larry Brady.

How can I help, "milady"?

Sorry, I can't stop myself.

Well, at least it wasn't a pun.

No, not as much "fun".

So, Larry

probably didn't die from natural causes.

You know I'm not supposed to say.

But you're going to anyway?

Very nice.

Well, you don't have to tell me

About the injection mark.

Near his neck.

Nope, don't need to tell you that.

And you don't have to tell me

about the trace elements of poison

you found in his bloodstream.

If I told you that, I'd be wrong.

Really?

No poison?

Not poison exactly.

Potassium chloride.

Potassium chloride?

Nothing inherently unusual about the substance itself.

People take potassium chloride supplements all the time.

What for?

They help you maintain the right amount of potassium

in your blood.

Keeps your kidneys, heart, muscles,

basically everything working right.

Now, if you have a well-balanced diet,

don't need to worry.

Is that the only place you find it, in supplements?

No, potassium chloride has a lot of uses.

It fertilizes, de-ices.

It can even be a salt substitute.

It's just the concentrated forms

That you have be careful with.

So it can be injected?

That's right, some states use it

when administering lethal injections.

It can induce a heart attack.

So I'm guessing Larry Brady's potassium chloride intake

was above supplement level.

To get those levels,

he would have to swallow
an entire bottle of supplements,

maybe more.

Thank you, Dr Tramell.

You've been a big help.

Wait. aren't you forgetting something?

Don't you want to hear my poem?

Next time. I'm late.

Perfect. It's a "date".

Ha-hah!

"Can't wait!"

I appreciate you taking the time to see me today.

Just have a few questions for you.

Yes, of course.

Anything I can do to help.

So you were the one

who discovered Mr Brady's body in the study, correct?

Yes, we were gathering everyone up

for a big group photo,

but he was missing his bow tie,

so he went back inside to find it.

And how long would you say Mr Brady was in the house?

A couple of minutes at most.

People were getting antsy,

so I went inside looking for him.

And did you notice anything else in the room?

Just Larry.

Um, Mr Brady on the floor.

But did you see anything around him,

or anything out of place?

There were some things scattered on his desk.

He might have knocked them around when he fell, but

I wasn't really looking at the room.

I was looking at his body.

What happened next?

I shouted for someone to call an ambulance,

and people came running in from outside.

Do you know who showed up first?

It's all such a blur.

I can't remember.

Do you happen to have any copies

of the photos from the party that day?

I have them all on my computer,

But I, I made some prints

in case the family ever wanted them.

I couldn't find parking

Because someone's blocking the driveway.

Who are you?

The guy blocking the driveway.

Peter, this is
detective Lynwood.

He's asking questions

about Larry Brady's death.

It was a heart attack, right?

I'm just following up.

Did you know Mr Brady?

Not well.

He hired both of us for his party.

Sandy took photos, I handled catering,

But I couldn't stay.

I had a corporate event to oversee across town.

Is this your husband?

Boyfriend.

Is there anything else? We're late for an event.

No.

Thank you.

I'll let you know if I have any questions.

Thank you for meeting me, Tony.

Of course.

You said you had new information

about my uncle?

I developed a photo from your uncle's camera.

There might be something to your suspicions.

Can I see the photo?

I gave it to the police.

That's awful.

You said you thought

someone was out to get Larry?

That's what he said,

and now look, he's gone.

And bankrupt, apparently.

Did you know about his finances?

I was shocked when I heard.

He always seemed like he had money.

He was always lending it to people.

Maybe he was just trying to keep up appearances.

You know, if you had said that two weeks ago,

I never would have believed you,

but Larry loved his little secrets.

Did Larry have any enemies,

anyone you can think of that would want to hurt him?

He had the one major enemy.

He did?

I shouldn't say this,

but he's been acting so strange.

Who?

It's my dad.

You don't think your father would kill his own brother,

do you?

No.

Maybe? I don't know.

It's crazy to consider.

Well, did something happen that would make you think this?

My dad has always resented uncle Larry.

He was the one with the company,

the big house.

My dad was never good at business.

Still, that's not enough to suspect him of murder.

But I think that he also stole from Larry.

it would be for an investment

or a company that he wanted to start,

and I think my dad would just keep most of the money,

And Larry, he'd fall for it every time.

I think he felt sorry for my dad.

Have you ever heard your dad threaten Larry?

Not exactly.

But a couple years ago,

Larry cut him off.

No more money.

My dad, he stopped talking to him.

He said he'd get it all eventually

when Larry was dead.

You have a lovely shop.

I've seen quite a few in my time,

And you can really tell

When a shop is run by people who care

about the items they sell.

Well.

When did you get into antiques?

When I was a child.

But they weren't "antiques".

They were just items in my house.

I had a small shop for years,

fixing and restoring old items.

Furniture, mostly.

But I'd love it

when someone brought in an old music box,

or a cuckoo clock.

I could spend all day fiddling with them.

The way they work.

It's like magic.

Okay.

We have this cuckoo clock

that hasn't worked since we brought it in.

Careful.

This little darlingis finicky as all get out.

May I?

Sure.

The secret is,

you've got to know exactly where to tinker.

You touch the wrong gear,

and you'll be fiddling for hours.

A clock just like this one

hung in my downstairs hallway,

And I couldn't wait

for that little bird

to poke his head out

On... the...

hour.

There he is!

I've got it, yeah.

Yeah.

Well, um, thank you, Kenneth.

We'll be in touch.

I like him.

He took my pen.

Mrs Shannon.

I didn't know you were coming by today.

Well, I was in the neighborhood,

and I thought I'd stop by

and make sure I didn't miss anything.

Well,

I've got the appraisers here all day

going over the house from top to bottom.

I'm sure they'll let me know

If they come across a stray camera.

You know,

I never did get to ask you about your client.

Would he like to consult on how the items are sold?

Scott? No, no.

He's not really into antiques the way Larry was.

No, I'm sure he just wants a fair and quick sale.

Larry certainly was

a distinguished-looking gentleman, wasn't he?

Yes, he was.

That's Larry with his old business partner,

Walter,

in happier times.

Right.

I recognize him from the other day.

He seemed quite upset.

They had quite a falling out

When Larry sold their investment company.

Larry got enough money

to do nothing for the rest of his life,

and Walter got a lot less.

They recently reconciled

to invest in a new venture.

That is, until the money ran out.

But let's not let that stop you

from getting those cameras sold,

Um,

speaking of cameras,

I had that film that was in that camera

developed the other day.

In a lab in town,

and the technician said he might be interested

in purchasing Larry's collection.

Well, that's some good news.

Do you by any chance know

where Larry got his film developed?

It could be another potential buyer.

That's smart thinking,

but I really can't remember

him mentioning anything like that.

You know, I'll check his files.

Don't want to leave any stone unturned.

You know,

Tony has definitely made his share of mistakes

in the past,

but he's made a good choice when he recommended you.

What do you mean,

Tony has made his share of mistakes?

I'm sorry.

That was inappropriate of me.

Tony, he's, he's a great kid,

but he likes to daydream about being a musician

when he should be figuring out his basic needs,

his food, his shelter.

You know, he's been evicted from several apartments.

Larry tried to help him out on occasion,

but there's only so much you can do.

You know, I had coffee with Tony earlier today.

He has a lot of suspicions around Larry's death.

Let me guess.

Those suspicions point to his father?

Yes.

Yeah, no, it's true

Larry and Scott didn't have the greatest relationship,

but what kind of man would kill his own brother?

Hey!

What's going on?

How do you do what you do?

What do you mean, sell antiques?

No.

Get people to open up to you.

You're like everyone's friend.

Gosh, I don't know.

It kind of comes naturally,

but I think

people want to talk about themselves,

so it's giving them the opportunity,

opening the door.

Right, but how do you know how to do that?

Believe it or not,

I've learned a lot from reading mysteries.

From Edgar Allan Poe

To Agatha Christie,

all those stories are about getting people to open up,

finding out what they're all about.

I'll give it a try.

O...

Okay.

Don't let me interrupt your breakfast.

Spill it.

What have you got?

Scott Brady.

The victim's brother?

Yes, I think you should talk to him.

Well, I just spent all day yesterday

going over the guest list of Larry's party.

He wasn't on it.

Well, I talked to Tony Brady again,

and he thinks his father might have had something to do

with Larry's death.

Motive?

Well, apparently,

There was a lot of bad blood between the two of them,

And they haven't talked

since Larry cut Scott off financially.

And you spoke with him?

Who, Scott?

- Yeah.
- No.

So this is all second-hand or circumstantial at best.

And I thought I'd tell you first.

All right, I'll put him on the list,

but you, you

I'm going to go back to my antique store

and let you handle the case.

You promise?

You better dig in.

Your eggs are getting cold.

Hey!

Hi!

Productive day?

Yeah, we had a couple of good candidates.

One seemed like he might be a little...

But no, he's got some good qualities.

How's the arm?

Better and better.

Here, allow me.

Well, look at you go.

Can I help you?

Are you Jennifer Shannon?

I am.

I'm Scott Brady.

I want to know why you're telling people

I killed my brother.

Maybe we should sit down and discuss this calmly.

I knew something was up

when Tony started avoiding me.

Ian mentioned

that he had contacted a local antique shop

to sell Larry's camera collection.

Didn't take much to put everything together.

Okay, Tony came to me,

and he said that he had some concerns.

Concerns?

I didn't kill my brother!

Is everything okay out here?

Yes, everything is fine.

Right, Scott?

I want to see this photo.

Scott!

I warned you not to come here.

I'm very sorry about this.

She won't show me the photo.

I don't have the photo.

It's with the police.

Okay, come on, let's leave.

You tell the police

there are plenty of people

who want to see Larry dead.

All right, okay, okay.

As the attorney, I have to stop this right now.

Good day.

Whatcha playing?

Just a flight sim.

You know, after reading your school paper,

I've suddenly gone on this old literature kick.

Have you ever read "The Tell-Tale Heart"

By Edgar Allan Poe?

No, I don't think so.

It's really creepy.

I think you'd like it.

It's about this guy who kills his roommate

and chops him up.

He buries the parts

under the floorboards of their house.

That sounds pretty intense.

The police show up to investigate,

And they end up sitting in chairs

right over the spot where the body is hidden.

They're talking to the murderer,

and he becomes convinced

he can hear the heartbeat of the dead guy,

beating and beating,

until finally,

his guilt causes him to confess his crime.

Okay, well,

I guess I don't have to read that one now.

Well, it's more about the point that Poe is making,

about secrets

and not being able to rest

while holding onto those secrets.

A lot of people can relate to that.

They do?

Yeah.

Remember last week, when mom baked those cookies?

Well, I ended up eating the last one,

and then I found out

that dad didn't get any,

and I felt so bad that I had to tell him.

You know,

"Tell-Tale Cookie" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.

It's different for everyone.

If you have any secrets

you need to get off your chest.

Nope.

I'm fine.

I'll let you get back to your game, then.

I'm totally fine.

Did he threaten you?

No, all he did was raise his voice a little.

Well, if he comes in again, you call me.

Well, if he shows up again, I'm going to call the police.

That's even better.

I'll be safe, don't worry. Love you.

Love you, too.

Jason's in protective husband mode.

It's kind of cute when he's like that.

Is he going to protect me, too?

We will be fine.

Are you looking up bullet-proof vests?

No.

But I was thinking about something Scott said

about other people wanting Larry dead,

and it reminded me of that fight

that Larry's former business partner

was having with Ian at Larry's house.

What was his name?

Walter.

I don't know his last name.

I know that look.

Is there something you want to tell me?

Well, I was going over the people

that Jason and I interviewed,

and unfortunately,

there were only two applicants.

Well, that should make picking someone easy.

Yeah, well, they both had their good qualities

And their weaknesses.

Well, who'd you hire?

Both.

I know, I know.

We can't afford both.

So this is...

I don't want you to worry about it.

This is I'm going to solve this.

Nice to meet you, Travis.

In the next 30 seconds.

Gentlemen, hi.

You are right on time.

Kenneth, Travis,

This is Jennifer Shannon,

Your new boss.

We're going to go right to the back,

And I'll find something for you to do.

Welcome.

Dani.

Hi, honey.

How would you like to go to dinner tonight?

I've got to say, Jenn,

this spontaneous date night is a nice surprise.

Where'd you get the idea?

I thought

a celebration was in order

Now that the interviews at the shop are done.

We only did two interviews.

I wouldn't think that's a cause for celebration.

Well, sometimes,

the little victories deserve something, too.

That had to be a tough choice for Dani.

Travis, he seemed like a hard worker,

but he didn't know muchabout antiques.

Kenneth, he had the know-how,

but I don't know how much lifting he could do.

So who'd she choose?

Both of them.

Both?

Well, you did say

she had a hard time giving people bad news.

Well, she'll have to talk to one of them eventually,

but for now,

we're going to give them both a trial run.

So she's just delaying the bad news.

Exactly.

Not a bad plan.

Hello.

I believe we have a couple new faces here.

Guilty as charged.

I'm Tess Meadows, the head chef.

Hi, Tess.

I'm Jenn, and this is my husband, Jason.

Nice to meet you.

Do you have any questions about the menu?

Everything looks so great.

I'd like to order all of it.

Um, do you have any low-sodium options?

Salt substitute is fine.

Absolutely.

We can adjust any item on the menu.

How did you find out about us?

I read an article online

and wanted to check it out.

And I came along for the ride.

Well, take your time studying the menu,

And, Julia should be around

to take your order

or answer any questions, if you have any.

I should check the kitchen.

Enjoy your meal.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Watching our salt, are we?

Never too soon to start eating healthy.

Why do I get the sense

that this "spontaneous date night"

is more than it appears?

That

might require a little explanation.

But first, I'm going to wash up.

Will you order me a rosé?

Sure.

Boy.

So what's bothering you?

It's nothing. I'm fine.

Tess.

You can't hide it from me.

Dad, I'm worried about the money.

We don't have to worry about the money anymore.

Where did you get it?

Scott Brady came through.

He gave it to us?

It's payback.

You don't have to worry anymore, Tess.

Hi, Hannah!

Hey. is my mom here?

No, honey, I'm sorry.

She just stepped out.

No worries.

Is there anything I can help you with?

Yeah, actually.

How do you get people to open up to you?

Well,

I'm kind of an open book,

so I just start talking,

and then people start talking back.

You make it sound so easy.

Believe me,

I wish I were better at keeping secrets.

Is there someone in particular

you're looking to connect with?

My brother.

Logan, he's so cute.

Well,

I'd say in that case,

honesty is hard to say no to.

Yeah.

Thanks, it's good advice.

Still need to talk to your mom?

I was hoping to pick her brain just a little more.

Okay.

I'll let her brain know you're looking for it.

Thank you. Bye.

Bye!

Hannah?

Tony!

Hey! How've you been?

I haven't seen your bandplaying around lately.

Yeah, kind of on a break

while I figure some stuff out.

Is there anything you want to talk about?

You seem,

I don't know, upset.

There's nothing that you can do.

It's my uncle's death has messed me up a bit.

I heard about that.

I'm so sorry.

Thanks.

It's just,

There's a lot of weirdness

surrounding his death.

It's caused a lot of stress

in my family,

and it's been hard for me to sleep.

Well, I heard you've been talking to my mom.

She's been very helpful.

She is really great to talk to.

Been trying to learn how she does it.

I'm so sorry about her run-in with my dad.

Run-in?

Yeah.

She didn't tell you?

No, it's the first time hearing about it.

My dad showed up here yesterday,

and he caused a bit of a scene.

I wanted to make sure that she was okay.

I had no idea.

I'm sure she's fine,

I just still wanted to apologize to her

on behalf of my family.

Well, I will definitely tell her

as soon as I see her.

I'd wait around and I'd do it in person,

but there's a lot of things

that I have to get taken care of, and...

Well, you could call her.

My cell phone got shut off this morning.

Problems with the bill.

Okay, well, I'll have her call your house.

No, don't do that.

Sorry?

I can't go home right now.

My dad and I, we're not on the best of terms.

So just, just

let her know that I'm sorry,

Okay?

Thanks, Hannah.

Frank, are you busy?

Well, I'm going through all the pictures

from the party.

And as we know,

the killer had a dark suit and gloves.

Pretty much everyone had a dark suit at the party.

I think you should check out

Larry's ex-business partner,

Walter Meadows.

I already did.

I've got witnesses

Who were with Walter and his daughter

the entire party.

Did you know that Larry owed Walter a lot of money?

Larry owed a lot of people money.

But I think Walter's going to get paid.

From whom?

Scott Brady.

That seems fair.

Well, originally,

The lawyer wasn't going to pay him.

Now Scott is.

I heard Walter say it was "payback."

You heard?

Um,

Jason and I went out to dinner last night

at Walter's restaurant.

Then why am I the one

starting to feel like I've got indigestion?

Walter's restaurant uses potassium chloride

as a salt substitute.

That's the same stuff used to kill Larry.

I thought you were staying out of this.

I am.

I just went to eat.

At a suspect's restaurant?

What if Scott and Walter are working together?

That still doesn't mean

Scott was anywhere near the murder scene.

Just because he wasn't at the party

doesn't mean he wasn't on the property.

Which is why I've been combing

through all these photos that the photographer took.

Do you mind if I take a look?

These are evidence, Jenn.

Just a peek?

You know, I could help you go through these

if you like.

Thank you.

It's covered.

Right, gotcha.

Hello?

Back here.

Hi.

Hi!

Can I help you?

I'm Jennifer Shannon.

Sandy.

You have a beautiful studio, Sandy.

Thank you.

I mostly do catalog work

and senior pictures for high-school students.

Were you looking for a family portrait?

No, actually, I'm an antique dealer,

and I was hoping that you could help me

with this camera.

Well, I'll see what I can do.

It belonged to Larry Brady.

Are you familiar with it?

Yeah.

I mean, it's an antique.

There aren't many out there.

I'm trying to figure out how Larry had it arranged

with his other cameras.

I'm putting together a display,

and I want to show the collection

as it was intended to be seen.

So what do you need from me?

I understand

you were taking photos at Larry's party,

and I was hoping I could see the photos,

just so I could re-create

How this camera and the other cameras

were shown at the house.

I...

I wouldn't bother.

No?

That camera wasn't yet part of his collection.

It was a birthday present.

From you?

Yeah.

I got it online.

It took a little searching,

But I thought he was worth it.

Sandy, I'm not sure if you know this, but

One of the last photos that Larry took,

it was of you.

Really?

Yes.

It's a very nice photo.

Well, he always had a great eye.

Were you and Larry...

It started very innocent.

Larry and I met

in a photography workshop that I taught.

We really connected.

He knew I had a boyfriend,

but he tried everything to win me over.

So that's why he hired you to take photos at his party.

Yeah, it was like a game to him.

He liked the idea of flirting with me in front of everyone

when no one knew the truth.

He also hired Peter to cater the event.

Peter, my boyfriend.

Larry, he loved his secrets.

I'm sorry.

I've been holding all this in.

There was no one else I could talk to.

It's okay, really.

I understand.

I got Larry the camera as part of his gift.

I was going to tell him after the party

that I was leaving Peter,

but then I found him in his study,

dead.

Did your boyfriend, Peter know about Larry?

No.

I mean, I don't think so.

She was the photographer

at Larry's party.

Thank you, Travis.

I had no idea

how we'd get that up from the basement.

No problem.

He's efficient?

Yes, and I'm impressed with the extra care

that Kenneth is giving to each piece.

No cleaning products.

Just the lightest touch.

And we appreciate it.

So she was dating the caterer?

Yes, Peter Harrell.

But she was in love with Larry?

Right. Now we just need to figure out

if Peter knew about Larry.

And since the man was a chef,

I'm trying to find out everything about him

and his food.

Travis,

please, we must be very careful

How we handle the antiques.

We don't know what could break them.

Don't worry, I won't hurt anything.

Got the reflexes of a cat.

I had a cat once

that knocked over a hundred-year-old vase.

So, just,

thank you.

I know.

You keep working, and I'll,

I'll handle this.

Gentlemen,

who'd like a coffee break?

Coffee sounds good.

Okay.

Let's go for coffee.

It's on me.

Whatcha reading, Hannah?

Mystery.

Taking after your mom?

Sort of.

Trying to get Logan to spill his secret.

Ha!

Well,

you're not going to get anywhere

treating him like a murder suspect.

Put the book down.

If you want someone to open up, even Logan,

you've got to find common ground.

Common ground.

Yeah.

Don't focus on what's missing.

Focus on what you share in common,

then all the missing pieces will fall in place.

I'm surprised.

That's actually pretty good advice.

Thanks, dad.

You're welcome.

Hey, wait.

Why is that a surprise?

"Peter Harrell left

the acclaimed restaurant the Meadows

and established his own successful catering business."

So Peter worked with Walter and Tess.

Interesting.

Travis,

um, I'll be right there!

Now you're sure you're okay?

I'm fine.

Nothing's missing?

Not that I know of.

Did you see the car?

No, it was gone before I got out here,

But I heard some kind of scraping noise.

And I think whoever it was must have hit this

while they were trying to speed away.

Yeah, look, Frank.

That appears to be where the scrape happened.

Well, I could put out a bulletin

for a blue car with a scrape on it,

but that's putting out a pretty wide net.

We would probably have better luck

checking the note for fingerprints.

Before this happened,

I discovered something surprising.

It turns out that Larry was romantically entangled

with Sandy, the photographer from his party.

How entangled?

Well, she was getting ready

to leave her boyfriend for him,

Peter Harrell.

Well, I guess I'm going to have to talk

to Peter Harrell again.

Can you also find Tony?

Tony?

Why?

Well, he was the one

that told me he thought someone was after Larry,

And now this.

I just think it might all be connected.

All right, well, I'll try to track him down.

His phone is going straight to voicemail.

We have other ways of finding people.

I'm just a little worried about him.

I got it.

Thanks for the coffee.

I never had a boss treat me so well before.

Yes, it's rare

to have an employer who cares about you,

not just as an employee,

but as a person.

You've both been working so hard.

I thought it would be nice to talk about the job.

You both still enjoying it?

Yes.

It's so nice,

Getting out of the house again

and feeling useful every day.

I hadn't realized

How cooped up i had become

'til I got this job.

I'm so glad I could help.

How about you?

You must be getting bored,

carrying all those heavy antiques

all day.

Actually, I'm really getting into them.

I never realized how cool this stuff is.

All hand-crafted,

before it was all mass-produced.

Look, I know I've been over-doing it a little,

but it's cool to be treated like a real adult.

You both realize it's just a temporary position, right?

I almost wish it would go on forever.

Guess we'll have to enjoy it while it lasts,

right, Ken?

What are you doing?

Looking for the box that has my old high-school stuff.

What about all the spiders?

Spiders?

I'm not afraid of any spiders.

Sure you're not.

Well, if you're so brave,

why don't you come up here and help me?

Fine, scaredy cat.

I'm trying to find the school journal

from when my paper got published.

I remember I was so nervous

before it came out.

I found it.

Check out these old clothes.

Can you believe dad actually used to wear these?

"Whoa, gnarly!"

What are you two doing?

You know,

just digging through your embarrassing past.

Lovely.

Wow, I haven't worn that in years.

I can't believe I still have it.

Maybe you should take it to the shop?

Hey, it's old! It's not that old.

Check it out.

It's dad's old camera.

I wonder if there's still film in it.

Be careful, the

release latch is broken.

Guess I ruined the film?

It's probably for the best.

Good morning!

Hi. is it all clear?

Yes, I did an extra lap around the shop

just to be sure.

I can't believe someone was sneaking around here.

I know.

It's so scary.

Gives me goosebumps just thinking about it.

What are you doing?

I'm trying to get ahold of Tony.

I'm really starting to worry about him.

Why, do you think the same person

might be after him, too?

I wouldn't be surprised.

I mean, Tony said Larry thought

someone was after him right before he died.

Could it be Mr Shouty from the other day?

Tony's dad.

That would explain why Tony didn't want to go home.

There's also Walter Meadows,

the former partner.

Just for the record,

I will never murder you.

Thank you.

That is good to know.

Then there's Ian the lawyer,

although the killer was in black,

and Ian was dressed in a blue suit.

You saw a picture of the murder.

You'd think this would be easier.

Except almost everyone was in a black suit.

Wasn't there a jealous boyfriend?

Peter.

So what about a crime of passion?

I always put my money on those.

Frank is looking into that.

You know what I do

when I'm trying to work something out in my head?

Dear, I'm afraid to ask.

I go back to the beginning

and work through it step by step.

Well, I would like to get back in that study.

Why don't you call Ian? He could let you in.

But I'd need a good reason.

You know,

I think we left a lens from one of the antique cameras

there.

You know, I think you're right.

Yeah.

And we wouldn't want to leave anything behind.

No.

A lens?

Yes, of course.

Better safe than sorry.

Let me wrap up a few things,

And I'll meet you at the house.

Well, thank you, Ian.

I'm on my way.

I'll call you later.

Okay.

Ian?

Ian?

Hey.

Tony?

This is... It's not what it looks like.

Mrs Shannon?

We're in here.

Tony?

What are you doing here?

What is this space?

It's uncle Larry's dark room.

Tony, are you living here?

Beats living in my van.

Figured no one would notice.

Tony, you should have called me.

I didn't want youto tell my dad.

Yes, I heard you two were fighting.

Yeah, I just needed to get away.

Does anyone else know about this room?

My uncle said

that the only people who knew about it

were the contractors who built it,

him, and me.

You didn't know about it?

Larry loved his secrets.

What, am I in trouble now?

You'll be fine.

Don't worry.

You should tell her about the memorial.

Go ahead.

It didn't feel right

that we're not honoring Larry somehow.

So Ian arranged to have a gathering

here at the house later today.

You're welcome to come.

Thank you.

Seems like you got in a little trouble here.

Drunk and disorderly.

Yeah, I'm not proud of any of it.

That's good to know.

Care to explain?

My girlfriend, Sandy,

she broke up with me last night.

Sorry to hear that.

Turns out she was in love with someone else.

If you don't mind me asking,

any idea who?

Yeah.

Larry Brady.

She said that he stole her heart,

and now he's gone forever.

How do I compete with that?

I understand.

Speaking of competition,

Larry has a financial stake in one of your competitors,

isn't that right?

The Meadows?

Yeah.

I heard you used to work there.

Yeah, yeah, then I started my own company.

Any hard feelings?

A few.

Walter and Tess didn't want me to go.

And Larry?

He hired me for his party.

I thought everything was okay.

And you wear white catering uniforms?

My staff wear white.

I wear black.

You know who's in charge.

At the party,

Walter couldn't stop complaining about Larry,

how much he was spending on his birthday.

After a while, I had to excuse myself.

I had another event across town.

Anyone back that up?

There were at least a dozen people who saw me there.

Okay.

Names, please.

As many as you can remember.

That's a cool shot.

Kind of arty.

Yes, it's a new art style called "accidental".

Here, this photo is much better.

Shot on purpose, in focus,

and you can see the details.

What? Did you find something?

Not something,

But, someone.

Right there, that's Scott Brady,

and he's not supposed to be there.

I don't know how I missed that.

You know what, look at the time.

I'd better go

if I'm going to make it to Larry's memorial.

Tell Tony I say hi.

I hope he's doing better.

Me too.

Jason! What's up, man?

Hey, Travis,

I wouldn't yell across the room,

if I were you.

Dani and Jenn,

They prefer if people speak quieter,

if possible.

It helps with the whole antique-y feel, you know?

Thanks!

Thanks. Good pointer.

Where's Dani?

Yeah, she and Kenneth are just...

I'm so sorry.

No, it was my fault.

I should have let you know

I was behind you.

Are you sure?

I feel terrible.

It's fine, it's fine.

Everything okay?

Yeah, it's just a little accident.

They happen.

Here, let me help.

No, I will take care of this.

Why don't you go out front

and see if Travis needs some help?

- Of course.
- Okay.

So,

how are the new hires working out?

Between the two of them,

they make one really great employee.

Travis never gets tired of moving things,

and Kenneth is so good

at handling and cataloguing everything.

Can you keep both of them?

The shop's doing well, but it's not doing that well.

Jason,

But what about...

Firing?

Yeah.

It's never fun.

You've just got to rip it off quickly,

like a band-aid.

I guess it's obvious which one of them needs to go.

I'll do anything I can to help.

Thank you.

It's not

what I meant.

All right.

I give up.

I'm guessing this is going to require me

to stop making my sandwich.

You know, at first, it was just fun,

trying to get you to tell me your secret.

My secret?

About why you wouldn't publish your Tennessee Williams paper,

And now,

I'm getting a little worried.

Why are you worried?

You used to talk to me,

but now there's secrets,

and you won't get published,

And,

I guess I'm just a little worried for you.

You don't have to be worried, okay?

It's just,

there's this girl at school,

and she wrote this really awesome poem,

but if they publish my paper,

then there won't be as much room for poetry,

So,

I'm just leaving it out so her poem can get published.

That's your big secret?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's it.

I just didn't want to talk about it at first because I...

That's really sweet.

Her poem deserves to be read.

Tennessee would have wanted it this way.

Thanks for telling me, Logan.

So,

What are we making?

Mrs Shannon?

Mr Brady,

I don't want a scene.

I just want to talk.

Okay.

I'm sorry about what happened at your store.

I lost my temper.

I just,

I wanted you to believe me that I'm innocent.

Mr Brady, I would like to believe you're innocent,

but why won't you admit

That you were at Larry's birthday party?

What do you mean?

This photo.

That's you in the background.

I didn't go to his party.

I was here that day, but not for the party.

Look,

I understand you had a complicated relationship

with your brother.

But if you want people to believe that you're innocent,

You're going to have to be honest.

I went to the party to find Tony and drag him home.

Ever since Larry retired,

he's got himself involved in Tony's life.

Giving him money, telling him what to do.

It was always about control with Larry.

I...

I got myself worked up,

Thinking about Tony at Larry's party.

The boy's got to learn to stand on his own.

So I came here to the house

and I snuck around the back,

and when I couldn't spot Larry, I was going to march inside,

But I ran into Ian.

He must have seen the look on my face

because he got me to leave with him.

Tony mentioned that you two were fighting.

I'm sure that's not what you want.

I just want to make everything right.

I never wanted Larry's money.

That's why I'm selling everything,

including the house.

I'm closing out all of his debts.

Like with his old partner, Walter?

Especially Walter.

Larry owed him more than anyone.

I wish I could just buy my son back.

Mr Brady,

I think if you want to make things right with Tony,

You should go inside.

Why?

Because maybe if you can forgive Larry,

Tony can forgive you.

All right.

After you.

Mr Brady?

I'll catch up with you in one second.

Sure.

Lynwood. leave a message.

Hey, Frank, it's Jenn.

Listen, I'm going to text you a photo.

There's a car parked

out in front of Larry Brady's memorial service.

It has a yellow paint scratch on the fender.

I think the killer might be here.

Maybe this was a mistake.

Excuse me.

Dad?

Hey.

I'm surprised to see you here.

We,

should talk.

In private.

Sandy, are you okay?

Yeah.

I was just looking at Larry's photography.

This one,

it's one of my favorites.

It's beautiful.

Yeah.

Is that you?

Yeah.

Photography really did bring you two together,

didn't it?

He always said it was his second love,

after me.

Sandy,

You really should have this.

Is this the photo that you told me about?

It is.

Thank you.

It's the least I can do...

Besides, you look so beautiful

in that black dress.

Black dress?

No, I wore blue to the party that day.

A bright blue. I remember it very well.

It's a red filter.

That explains it.

Anything blue would show up as dark black

with that filter,

like this dress.

Or a bright-blue suit.

Excuse me?

We're all going outside,

where Tony would like to say a few words.

I should go.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Everything okay?

Yes.

That was a good call, with the gloves.

I wish I would've thought of that.

It's so cold out.

Well,

these aren't much protection against the weather.

They're driving gloves.

The dealer threw them in when I got my new car.

Are you coming?

I, I am.

I'm just going to pack up my bag.

Lynwood. leave a message.

Frank, it's Jenn.

It's Ian.

Ian is the killer.

Give me the phone.

And all this time,

I thought it was someone in a black suit

Who was out to get Larry.

Turns out the suit was blue.

I was never out to get him.

Larry asked me to handle some business matters for him,

but,

I ended up handling his money all the way to my bookie.

Bookie?

That explains why you were looking at the sports page

the other day.

Mrs Shannon,

I didn't know you were coming by.

So Larry had no idea he was broke, did he?

He had no idea

that you gambled all his money away.

He suspected something was wrong.

That's why he asked to see all of his financial paperwork,

and I knew something had to be done.

So you killed him.

I didn't have much choice.

And you knew about this dark room

and all the chemicals he kept in here.

Providing you with the perfect murder weapon.

Larry started asking questions.

It was only a matter of time before he discovered it was me.

But Scott saw you leaving.

Yeah.

Well,

lucky for me,

he was too consumed with his own family drama

to wonder what I was up to.

And then you came to my store to try to scare me.

I saw the scrape on your car.

The yellow paint really sticks out.

Well,

don't say i didn't try to warn you.

By the way,

did I mention

this room is soundproof.

Freeze.

Put down the gun.

Yeah.

Whoa.

I guess you got my voicemail.

I ran the plates.

When I saw Ian's name,

I couldn't get here fast enough.

Give me five minutes alone with him.

Maybe don't say that stuff

when I'm here.

It'll be okay.

He's going to get what he deserves.

We should head home.

One second.

I just want to talk to Mrs Shannon.

Sure.

I'll wait for you in the car.

Did you get a chance to speak with him?

Yeah.

Things aren't perfect,

But I think I understand him a bit better now.

Thanks.

Good luck.

You solve a murder

and heal a family.

Not bad for a day's work.

Well, I'm just glad you showed up when you did.

I shudder to think what would have happened.

Good.

Don't think about it.

Well, I'm going back to my nice, safe antiques.

Now, there's a plan I can get behind.

Ian Hathaway swapped his blue suit

for an orange uniform.

Guess who's looking for a lawyer now?

I talked to Tony.

He said he's moving back in with his father,

and his band is rehearsing again.

Maybe you and I can go see one of their shows.

That would be great,

although for now,

I'm looking forward to getting back to the store

and tackling that inventory.

Hey, did you guys decide

on which employee we're going to keep?

Well, actually,

I thought Dani was going to fire Travis,

So I got him a job with a construction company.

See, I thought

That Jason was going to fire Kenneth,

so I made a call,

and now he's a docent at the history museum.

So what you're telling me

is we don't have any help?

No.

I guess we could have coordinated better.

Fortunately,

Drew was there to rescue me.

Lucky for everyone,

I was sitting at my own shop

without anything heavy to move,

looking for an opportunity.

Well, thank you, Drew.

Hey, I hearyou are quite a writer.

Yeah.

It's just for a school assignment.

He's being modest.

Not only was his paper incredible,

he's doing what he can to help out a classmate.

I told the girl today

that her poem's going to get published.

She gave me this note.

That's great.

Logan, I would love to read your piece,

even if it's not being published.

Sure, mom,

But it's not staying unpublished.

Hannah encouraged me,

So I submitted it to this theater web site,

And they put it up online this afternoon.

Wow! You're famous.

Internet famous.

That's great, son,

and hey, I have a surprise for everyone.

It's waiting for us in the living room

When we're done eating.

Well, now, who can eat

When we know you have a surprise waiting for us?

I can.

'Course.

Let's go.

A surprise! I love surprises!

You, it wouldn't surprise.

I need the ladies on the couch,

gentlemen behind the ladies.

What are we doing?

I don't know.

I have no idea.

Ta-dah!

Nice camera!

As you know,

Logan found my old camera in the attic,

And I decided it's time to invest in a new one.

It's all digital.

Well, it's too bad the film got ruined.

Actually,

I took the camera to Manny.

He was able to work some wonders,

And,

salvaged a couple of pictures.

Remember, we did say, "for better or for worse."

Dear.

Look at your hair.

Thank you. I love my hair.

Okay, you guys ready?

I need you a little tighter, gentlemen.

Ready? it's time to make some new memories.

Come on, dad! Get in the picture!

All right.

Okay, everyone!

Say "cheese"!

Cheese!