WEBVTT 1 00:00:06.000 --> 00:00:12.074 Everyone is intimidated by a shark. Become a Card Shark AMERICASCARDROOM.COM 2 00:01:01.563 --> 00:01:03.654 Well, I've never seen anything like that. 3 00:01:04.365 --> 00:01:05.897 Yeah. 4 00:01:06.000 --> 00:01:08.066 Something tore him up. 5 00:01:11.403 --> 00:01:12.937 Yeah. 6 00:01:29.756 --> 00:01:31.557 What's your prognosis, John? 7 00:01:35.412 --> 00:01:36.916 Well, he's dead for sure. 8 00:02:55.209 --> 00:02:58.413 Somebody's been killed downtown, they said it was Jeb Jolly. 9 00:02:58.513 --> 00:02:59.914 The mechanic? 10 00:03:00.014 --> 00:03:01.716 That's terrible. 11 00:03:01.816 --> 00:03:05.585 I mean, you guys are the ones that are worried about going out of business. 12 00:03:07.487 --> 00:03:10.258 That's two bodies in a week, that's money in the bank. 13 00:03:10.658 --> 00:03:12.760 Don't even joke like that, John. 14 00:03:12.860 --> 00:03:14.694 - You okay here? - Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 15 00:03:19.199 --> 00:03:21.603 - It stinks really bad. - She. 16 00:03:22.203 --> 00:03:26.107 - She stinks really bad. - She does smell for a woman. 17 00:03:26.207 --> 00:03:29.241 Wish someone had found her sooner. Leg. 18 00:03:30.560 --> 00:03:32.497 Turn your head. 19 00:03:33.718 --> 00:03:36.551 Ron's getting lazier. He didn't even clean her. 20 00:03:36.651 --> 00:03:39.437 He just declared natural causes and shipped her over. 21 00:03:39.537 --> 00:03:41.270 Other leg. 22 00:03:56.570 --> 00:03:58.437 Aneurysm hooks. 23 00:04:03.677 --> 00:04:04.963 How's school? 24 00:04:05.063 --> 00:04:07.198 I mean, you know, Aunt Margaret, 25 00:04:07.298 --> 00:04:09.765 it's the first week, nothing much really happens. 26 00:04:20.711 --> 00:04:23.514 - Make any new friends? - It's funny, actually. 27 00:04:23.614 --> 00:04:27.392 All those kids that I've gone to school with since kindergarten, 28 00:04:27.652 --> 00:04:30.168 they all left, so... 29 00:04:30.268 --> 00:04:33.522 they're all new kids and they all wanted to be friends with me. 30 00:04:36.059 --> 00:04:38.494 And it was pretty sweet. 31 00:05:25.909 --> 00:05:27.876 Who are you? 32 00:05:29.846 --> 00:05:31.935 My name is John. 33 00:05:37.754 --> 00:05:42.026 And welcome back to Clayton's WXPC, it's just about the top of the hour. 34 00:05:42.126 --> 00:05:46.197 Some startling new developments on a story we've been following for the last 48 hours. 35 00:05:46.297 --> 00:05:51.402 The death of a Clayton man, Jeb Jolly, aged 53 is now under police investigation. 36 00:05:51.502 --> 00:05:54.226 The local mechanic's body was found yesterday by one woman 37 00:05:54.326 --> 00:05:58.509 who likened the violent scene to quote, "a bizarre animal attack." 38 00:05:58.609 --> 00:06:00.840 Clayton County Police Department have declined to comment, 39 00:06:00.940 --> 00:06:03.514 citing the need for an official coroner's report. 40 00:06:03.614 --> 00:06:06.682 Jolly's family asking only for our prayers. 41 00:06:29.004 --> 00:06:31.273 Principal Layton wants to see you. 42 00:06:43.854 --> 00:06:46.255 Mrs. Cleaver, take a seat please. 43 00:06:53.630 --> 00:06:57.201 John, adolescence can be a difficult time. 44 00:06:57.301 --> 00:07:01.406 It's normal to be interested in the world and all of its problems. 45 00:07:01.506 --> 00:07:04.776 Normal to be drawn to death and murder. 46 00:07:05.176 --> 00:07:08.846 But unfortunately you can go too far down that road. 47 00:07:08.946 --> 00:07:11.249 Too far away from... 48 00:07:11.549 --> 00:07:14.435 Well, normal thoughts. 49 00:07:17.454 --> 00:07:19.455 What do you say, John? 50 00:07:24.360 --> 00:07:28.697 I'm interested in how many times you felt it was necessary to say the word "normal." 51 00:07:31.201 --> 00:07:33.623 It's not like there's a whole lot to say about Einstein. I mean, 52 00:07:33.723 --> 00:07:37.375 he discovered E equals MC square and nuclear bombs but that's it. 53 00:07:37.475 --> 00:07:39.610 I'm lucky I got half a page at all. 54 00:07:39.710 --> 00:07:43.381 And you missed two points for length, you missed another two for spelling. 55 00:07:43.481 --> 00:07:45.883 I mean, you managed to spell Einstein a different way every time. 56 00:07:45.983 --> 00:07:49.919 - That's creativity. - No, that's remarkable. That's amazing. 57 00:07:53.723 --> 00:07:56.527 So, you guys catch that smell? 58 00:07:56.627 --> 00:07:59.729 Smells of something dead. Something rotting. 59 00:08:12.108 --> 00:08:13.642 Freak. 60 00:08:19.916 --> 00:08:22.286 So, what psycho did you write about? 61 00:08:22.386 --> 00:08:25.821 Dennis Rader, the BTK Killer. 62 00:08:27.223 --> 00:08:30.895 That's how he signed all of his letters to the media as "bind, torture, kill." 63 00:08:31.195 --> 00:08:33.030 How many people did he kill? 64 00:08:33.130 --> 00:08:36.400 Maybe 10, they're not... not sure but could be more. 65 00:08:36.500 --> 00:08:40.605 Only 10? The guy you wrote about last year was way better at it. 66 00:08:40.705 --> 00:08:44.726 Jeffrey Dahmer. He was a cannibal and he kept severed heads in his freezer. 67 00:08:45.276 --> 00:08:48.479 I remember your pictures now. They gave me nightmares. 68 00:08:48.579 --> 00:08:52.047 Nightmares are nothin', man. Those pictures gave me a therapist. 69 00:09:16.840 --> 00:09:20.455 Oh, what up? That black cloud above ya's growing. 70 00:09:21.077 --> 00:09:23.248 I broke one of my rules. 71 00:09:23.848 --> 00:09:26.217 - Stalking anybody? - No. 72 00:09:26.317 --> 00:09:28.152 What else? 73 00:09:28.252 --> 00:09:30.822 Have you heard about the MacDonald Triad? 74 00:09:31.322 --> 00:09:34.392 Three traits shared by 95% of all serial killers, 75 00:09:34.492 --> 00:09:37.078 bedwetting, pyromania, animal cruelty. 76 00:09:37.628 --> 00:09:40.095 You do admit I have all three. 77 00:09:41.297 --> 00:09:43.501 What really gets me is... 78 00:09:44.001 --> 00:09:47.168 you know, animal cruelty predicts violent behavior... 79 00:09:48.004 --> 00:09:51.776 but until I read that I didn't think it was wrong, you know. 80 00:09:52.476 --> 00:09:54.322 What else? 81 00:09:56.379 --> 00:10:00.318 Well, if I'm thinking about hurting a person, then... 82 00:10:00.868 --> 00:10:03.387 you know, I'll just give them a compliment. 83 00:10:03.487 --> 00:10:06.257 If somebody's really bugging me to the point where... 84 00:10:07.057 --> 00:10:09.426 when I think about killing them then... 85 00:10:09.526 --> 00:10:13.694 I'll just smile and I'll say something nice... you know? 86 00:10:16.433 --> 00:10:18.469 Is that hot chocolate? 87 00:10:18.569 --> 00:10:20.538 I'm good. 88 00:10:20.638 --> 00:10:23.941 John, you have a... a lot of predictors 89 00:10:24.041 --> 00:10:26.544 for serial killer behavior, but... 90 00:10:26.644 --> 00:10:31.115 predictors are just that, they predict what might happen, not what will happen. 91 00:10:31.215 --> 00:10:33.684 You're in control of your own destiny. 92 00:10:33.784 --> 00:10:36.785 You're a good person, John. That's important. 93 00:10:46.763 --> 00:10:48.736 - Hey, John? - Yeah, Mr. Crowley? 94 00:10:48.836 --> 00:10:50.732 Come here. 95 00:10:51.935 --> 00:10:54.552 What do you know about smartphones? 96 00:10:54.652 --> 00:10:57.341 I don't know. What do you need? 97 00:10:57.441 --> 00:10:59.844 I want to send my wife a kiss. 98 00:11:00.044 --> 00:11:01.245 You want to send her a kiss? 99 00:11:01.345 --> 00:11:04.415 You're supposed to be able to take photos and send them to each other. 100 00:11:04.515 --> 00:11:06.484 - Alright. - Show me how it's done. 101 00:11:06.584 --> 00:11:09.487 Well, so, it's that button. 102 00:11:09.587 --> 00:11:11.255 And then... 103 00:11:11.355 --> 00:11:15.190 you can use this one to take the picture, so... Here you go. 104 00:11:19.195 --> 00:11:20.798 Okay. 105 00:11:21.298 --> 00:11:23.322 And there you go. 106 00:11:23.534 --> 00:11:27.469 Good Lord, she's gonna be in shock, that's for sure. 107 00:11:58.434 --> 00:12:01.436 Brooke? Come on down, dinner's ready. 108 00:12:45.181 --> 00:12:48.416 Relax, he's dead. He's going nowhere fast. 109 00:12:50.487 --> 00:12:53.489 - Is that Jeb Jolly? - Yes. 110 00:12:55.591 --> 00:12:57.194 Hey. 111 00:12:57.594 --> 00:12:59.395 You surviving? 112 00:13:01.832 --> 00:13:03.067 Are you? 113 00:13:03.167 --> 00:13:07.138 I'm not the one who has to live with Mom. You heard from Dad? 114 00:13:07.838 --> 00:13:10.174 No. You? 115 00:13:10.274 --> 00:13:13.775 Rarely. I ask him for money sometimes. 116 00:13:14.377 --> 00:13:16.647 - John? - Yeah? 117 00:13:16.747 --> 00:13:19.049 - Dr. Neblin told me. - What? 118 00:13:19.149 --> 00:13:21.917 That you think you're going to kill somebody. 119 00:13:23.519 --> 00:13:27.339 That's funny, 'cause that's not what I said. What I said was that... 120 00:13:27.439 --> 00:13:30.828 I follow very strict rules to keep me from doing anything wrong. 121 00:13:31.328 --> 00:13:33.364 Seems like you'd be happy about that. 122 00:13:33.464 --> 00:13:36.934 Happy... is not a son who has to follow rules 123 00:13:37.034 --> 00:13:38.569 to keep himself from killing people. 124 00:13:38.669 --> 00:13:43.374 Happy is not a psychologist telling me my son is a sociopath. 125 00:13:43.474 --> 00:13:46.775 He actually said that? That's kinda cool. 126 00:13:47.510 --> 00:13:49.246 - Antisocial... - Hate to dump this on you 127 00:13:49.346 --> 00:13:52.548 this time of night, April. It's a hell of a thing. 128 00:13:53.549 --> 00:13:55.419 I think the damage is done, Mom. 129 00:13:55.519 --> 00:13:57.721 What dive are you heading to tonight? 130 00:13:57.821 --> 00:14:01.858 Somewhere with more living people than here, that's for sure. Have fun. 131 00:14:26.916 --> 00:14:29.286 Oh, for the love of Mike. 132 00:14:29.686 --> 00:14:32.254 - I call organs. - Fine. 133 00:14:45.268 --> 00:14:47.071 - Dang it, Ron. - What? 134 00:14:47.171 --> 00:14:49.173 Well, we're missing a kidney. 135 00:14:49.573 --> 00:14:50.808 I've gone through the bag twice. 136 00:14:50.908 --> 00:14:54.810 You think Ron would manage to send us all the organs, for crying out loud. 137 00:14:56.312 --> 00:14:59.617 Well... what if the person who killed him took it? 138 00:14:59.717 --> 00:15:01.485 - That's... - It's totally possible. 139 00:15:01.585 --> 00:15:02.987 Look at that. 140 00:15:03.087 --> 00:15:05.575 - It'll be on the forms. - I don't think so. 141 00:15:05.675 --> 00:15:09.753 Wait, here. "Left kidney removed via incisions to renal artery, 142 00:15:09.853 --> 00:15:13.130 - veins and ureter." - So he had it removed? 143 00:15:13.230 --> 00:15:16.933 No, there's no record of that, it's just not there. 144 00:15:25.007 --> 00:15:28.308 This is Ted Rath, live at the scene where the ambulance has just left 145 00:15:28.408 --> 00:15:31.582 and as you can see the police and a crowd are gathering here in Clayton, 146 00:15:31.682 --> 00:15:35.486 a normally peaceful town, where a killer has struck possibly for the second time, 147 00:15:35.586 --> 00:15:38.889 leaving a dead body and a terrified town in his wake. 148 00:15:38.989 --> 00:15:43.861 Stupid, stupid, the last thing this town needs is panic about a mass murderer. 149 00:15:44.761 --> 00:15:46.830 I think the last thing we need are the killings. 150 00:15:46.930 --> 00:15:49.871 Details are sketchy at this time, what I have been able to ascertain is 151 00:15:49.971 --> 00:15:53.431 there was a small pool of oil or some black sludge 152 00:15:53.531 --> 00:15:55.706 found near the body of local farmer, Dave Byrd. 153 00:15:55.806 --> 00:15:58.275 We will, of course, be giving you details as they become available. 154 00:15:58.375 --> 00:16:00.611 This is a 5 Live News exclusive. 155 00:16:00.711 --> 00:16:03.446 Death stalks America's heartland. 156 00:16:04.947 --> 00:16:07.885 Okay, so the first question of psychological profiling 157 00:16:07.985 --> 00:16:11.388 is what's the killer doing he doesn't absolutely have to be doing? 158 00:16:11.488 --> 00:16:13.757 Dude, I think it's a werewolf. 159 00:16:13.857 --> 00:16:15.926 It's not a werewolf. 160 00:16:16.026 --> 00:16:17.628 Dude, did you see the news? 161 00:16:17.728 --> 00:16:20.597 It has the intelligence of man with the ferocity of a beast. 162 00:16:20.697 --> 00:16:23.634 - What is that supposed to be? - Not a werewolf. Werewolves aren't real. 163 00:16:23.734 --> 00:16:27.237 The stories of them probably started from serial killers, you know. 164 00:16:27.337 --> 00:16:30.407 Vampire's too. It's just men who hunt and kill other men. 165 00:16:30.507 --> 00:16:33.911 So assuming a basic goal of trying to kill somebody. 166 00:16:34.011 --> 00:16:35.879 All you really need to do is shoot them, right? 167 00:16:35.979 --> 00:16:36.980 Yeah. 168 00:16:37.080 --> 00:16:39.116 So what's he doing that he doesn't have to do? 169 00:16:39.216 --> 00:16:41.785 Well, he's stabbing him, rippin' into him. 170 00:16:41.885 --> 00:16:44.054 Exactly, yeah, that's the first thing, you know. 171 00:16:44.154 --> 00:16:47.557 He approaches 'em in person. Probably means he wants to be close to the victims. 172 00:16:47.657 --> 00:16:50.961 - What else? - He attacked during the night, in the dark. 173 00:16:51.061 --> 00:16:53.598 I think that's probably just something he had to do. 174 00:16:54.098 --> 00:16:56.400 Doesn't that count for your list? 175 00:16:56.900 --> 00:16:59.203 I mean, it's not a unique trait. 176 00:16:59.303 --> 00:17:01.772 Nobody who kills somebody else wants to be seen. 177 00:17:01.872 --> 00:17:04.375 Just put it on your list, I mean... 178 00:17:04.475 --> 00:17:07.009 not everything in this has to be your idea. 179 00:17:18.321 --> 00:17:21.158 Ted Bundy... the one that they... 180 00:17:21.258 --> 00:17:23.826 they coined the term serial killer for. 181 00:17:25.228 --> 00:17:28.632 He said that after you killed somebody... 182 00:17:28.932 --> 00:17:31.502 you know, if you had enough time with them. 183 00:17:31.602 --> 00:17:34.136 They could be whoever you wanted them to be. 184 00:17:36.471 --> 00:17:38.541 You're weird, man. 185 00:17:48.951 --> 00:17:51.645 I hate Halloween. It's absurd, you know. 186 00:17:51.745 --> 00:17:55.826 This is the night when evil spirits are supposed to walk the earth. 187 00:17:55.926 --> 00:17:59.496 You know, druids burning kids in wicker baskets, you know. 188 00:17:59.596 --> 00:18:03.450 My position is vulnerable out here, boys, let's stay alert and keep moving. 189 00:18:03.550 --> 00:18:06.820 - Can't you just tell him to go away? - Nah, leave him alone. 190 00:18:06.920 --> 00:18:09.740 He's convinced the killer is gonna come out and get us. 191 00:18:09.840 --> 00:18:11.942 Plus, it makes him happy. Right, Dad? 192 00:18:12.042 --> 00:18:14.144 Let's just hurry up and get the hell outta here. 193 00:18:14.244 --> 00:18:16.969 Dad, you said we could stay out till 9:30. 194 00:18:36.333 --> 00:18:38.403 Trick or treat? 195 00:18:39.303 --> 00:18:42.172 You boy's shouldn't be out this late. 196 00:18:42.272 --> 00:18:45.309 Yeah. It's not safe with a killer out there. 197 00:18:45.409 --> 00:18:47.044 That's what I'm saying. 198 00:18:47.144 --> 00:18:49.178 You boys be careful. 199 00:19:28.351 --> 00:19:30.153 Are you It? 200 00:19:30.253 --> 00:19:32.089 Am I what? 201 00:19:32.289 --> 00:19:35.492 The clown from "It," that Stephen king book. 202 00:19:35.592 --> 00:19:37.229 No. 203 00:19:38.629 --> 00:19:40.464 I was thinking about dressing up as my mother 204 00:19:40.564 --> 00:19:43.114 but I was worried what my therapist would say. 205 00:19:43.817 --> 00:19:45.918 You gonna juggle for us, freak? 206 00:19:51.140 --> 00:19:54.278 That's a really clever costume. You know, it looks great. 207 00:19:54.378 --> 00:19:58.914 It's really inventive and the bullet hole looks... really authentic. 208 00:20:00.382 --> 00:20:02.786 You know this is a party for normal people? Right? 209 00:20:02.886 --> 00:20:06.723 So why don't you go home to your undertaking slut of a mother. 210 00:20:06.823 --> 00:20:08.457 Alright? 211 00:20:09.959 --> 00:20:11.962 What are you smiling about? 212 00:20:12.362 --> 00:20:15.466 I've been clinically diagnosed with sociopathy, Rob. 213 00:20:15.766 --> 00:20:19.036 To me, you're an object. You know, you're a thing. 214 00:20:19.136 --> 00:20:21.772 You're about as important to me as a cardboard box. 215 00:20:21.872 --> 00:20:25.142 And... the thing about cardboard boxes... 216 00:20:25.842 --> 00:20:28.579 is that... you know they're totally boring on the outside, right? 217 00:20:28.979 --> 00:20:32.149 But... sometimes, if you cut 'em open 218 00:20:32.249 --> 00:20:34.585 there'll be something interesting inside. 219 00:20:35.385 --> 00:20:38.822 You know, and so, while you're saying all these boring things to me 220 00:20:38.922 --> 00:20:42.458 I'm thinking about what it'd be like to cut you open. 221 00:20:44.727 --> 00:20:48.215 But I don't wanna... I don't wanna be that person. 222 00:20:48.315 --> 00:20:53.003 And so, I have a rule that anytime somebody says something to me 223 00:20:53.103 --> 00:20:55.905 where I think about, you know, cuttin' 'em. 224 00:20:57.456 --> 00:21:00.377 I just smile and I say something nice. 225 00:21:00.477 --> 00:21:03.463 So that's why I say to you, Rob Anders, 226 00:21:03.563 --> 00:21:06.348 of 232, Carnation Street. 227 00:21:06.849 --> 00:21:09.285 You are a really great guy. 228 00:21:13.756 --> 00:21:15.724 You're a freak. 229 00:21:26.635 --> 00:21:28.604 You're not a freak. 230 00:22:21.891 --> 00:22:23.459 John. 231 00:22:27.943 --> 00:22:29.578 What is this? 232 00:22:32.802 --> 00:22:34.370 It's... 233 00:22:35.604 --> 00:22:39.800 - John... wash up and get out. - Mom, it's not... 234 00:22:39.900 --> 00:22:42.079 I should be stronger with you. This is my fault. 235 00:22:42.179 --> 00:22:44.139 - Mom, there should be something missing. - Go, John. 236 00:22:44.239 --> 00:22:46.915 There should be an organ missing to fit the profile. 237 00:22:57.593 --> 00:22:59.195 Go! 238 00:23:04.967 --> 00:23:07.369 This door will be locked in future! 239 00:23:11.974 --> 00:23:13.610 Who told you? 240 00:23:13.710 --> 00:23:16.146 He told a school counselor, who told me. 241 00:23:16.246 --> 00:23:19.881 Lucky for you, she didn't tell Principal Layton. 242 00:23:20.849 --> 00:23:23.285 Apparently you gave him nightmares, John. 243 00:23:24.186 --> 00:23:27.591 - Rob Anders is a bully. - Doesn't mean you can threaten to kill him. 244 00:23:27.691 --> 00:23:28.792 I didn't. 245 00:23:28.892 --> 00:23:31.495 And then there's what happened in the mortuary. 246 00:23:31.795 --> 00:23:35.397 What is it? What set you off? 247 00:23:37.166 --> 00:23:39.368 It all just feels so close. 248 00:23:40.235 --> 00:23:42.306 This is nowhere. 249 00:23:43.006 --> 00:23:46.414 It isn't supposed to happen here, it's supposed to be somewhere else. 250 00:23:49.078 --> 00:23:51.648 Okay. Let me ask you this. 251 00:23:51.748 --> 00:23:54.351 Who were you talking to just before Rob Anders upset you? 252 00:23:54.451 --> 00:23:56.920 Oh, it was just some girl. 253 00:23:57.520 --> 00:23:59.222 She have a name? 254 00:23:59.422 --> 00:24:01.691 Her name is Brooke. 255 00:24:01.791 --> 00:24:03.394 Cute? 256 00:24:04.294 --> 00:24:06.762 Little young for you, doctor. 257 00:24:08.598 --> 00:24:12.035 Yes. Barrow's Goldeneye. Come here. 258 00:24:12.135 --> 00:24:13.939 Have a look at this. 259 00:24:16.105 --> 00:24:17.641 Here. 260 00:24:18.441 --> 00:24:20.842 Straight over there. Have a look. 261 00:24:22.878 --> 00:24:24.647 Do you see it? 262 00:24:26.716 --> 00:24:29.119 Yeah. A duck. 263 00:24:29.219 --> 00:24:33.171 That's a very rare duck. So don't go killin' it. 264 00:24:34.089 --> 00:24:36.927 I haven't seen one in over 5 years. 265 00:24:37.727 --> 00:24:40.597 Actually you can see the eyes, they're very beautiful. 266 00:24:40.697 --> 00:24:42.632 More amber really than gold. 267 00:24:42.732 --> 00:24:46.035 It catches the light no matter where they are. Exceptional. 268 00:25:53.802 --> 00:25:55.405 Hey, you fishing? 269 00:25:55.505 --> 00:25:57.507 Are you goin' fishing? 270 00:25:57.907 --> 00:25:59.109 Ice fishing. 271 00:25:59.209 --> 00:26:01.478 Do you need a hand with that stuff there? 272 00:26:05.148 --> 00:26:07.584 Yeah, I used to go fishing all the time up north. 273 00:26:07.684 --> 00:26:09.719 - Is that right? - Yeah, my uncle has a cabin... 274 00:26:09.819 --> 00:26:11.421 - Oh, good. - Oh, yeah. 275 00:26:11.521 --> 00:26:13.890 Yeah, you mind if I come along? 276 00:26:14.994 --> 00:26:16.538 Well... 277 00:26:19.061 --> 00:26:21.098 How far off you going? 278 00:26:21.698 --> 00:26:24.168 Well, far enough. 279 00:26:24.768 --> 00:26:26.919 You're gonna need a hat out there though, right? 280 00:28:12.104 --> 00:28:13.879 I bought you a hat. 281 00:29:20.475 --> 00:29:21.977 Here. 282 00:29:29.751 --> 00:29:31.955 We're not gonna tell your mom about this, okay? 283 00:29:32.055 --> 00:29:36.493 Right now she is simultaneously trying to stuff a turkey and wipe away tears. 284 00:29:36.593 --> 00:29:38.383 She's crying? 285 00:29:39.629 --> 00:29:41.798 Mother of all blow ups yesterday with Lauren 286 00:29:41.898 --> 00:29:45.135 who's now not coming to Thanksgiving dinner tonight. 287 00:29:45.635 --> 00:29:47.737 That leaves you and me, sport. 288 00:29:47.837 --> 00:29:52.642 Go and wash. I need you to come out of your head for a couple hours, okay? 289 00:29:52.742 --> 00:29:57.212 Give her a hand, make her realize she still has one loving child left. 290 00:29:57.479 --> 00:29:59.580 Or at least pretend. 291 00:30:16.398 --> 00:30:19.969 I had to stop by Ron's for that file he forgot 292 00:30:20.069 --> 00:30:22.238 and he told me a joke. 293 00:30:22.338 --> 00:30:24.274 - You wanna hear it? - Sure. 294 00:30:24.374 --> 00:30:27.076 What's small and grey and screws in the walls? 295 00:30:27.176 --> 00:30:29.211 I don't know. 296 00:30:40.222 --> 00:30:43.492 John, can you scoot across to the Watsons 297 00:30:43.592 --> 00:30:46.461 and ask Bev for some vanilla? 298 00:30:48.931 --> 00:30:50.799 Yeah, sure. 299 00:31:02.779 --> 00:31:04.547 Keep it up, you loser. 300 00:31:04.647 --> 00:31:06.448 Hi, John. 301 00:31:07.549 --> 00:31:09.602 - Vanilla. - Vanilla? 302 00:31:09.702 --> 00:31:13.322 - Yeah, vanilla. - Vanilla, like, ice cream? 303 00:31:14.022 --> 00:31:18.094 You know, I'm not really sure. Mom just said we needed some. 304 00:31:18.194 --> 00:31:20.164 Here you go, John. 305 00:31:20.695 --> 00:31:22.698 It's for cooking. 306 00:31:28.804 --> 00:31:31.641 This is Ted Rath with an update on the Clayton Killer situation. 307 00:31:31.741 --> 00:31:34.911 Now this reporter has discovered there is an Emmet T. Openshaw, 308 00:31:35.011 --> 00:31:39.002 an Arizona man who disappeared from his home 42 years ago. 309 00:31:39.102 --> 00:31:41.751 He was 30 at the time. Police found signs of struggle, 310 00:31:41.851 --> 00:31:44.220 but there was no body found at the scene. 311 00:31:44.320 --> 00:31:47.156 The reason this crime connects to what's happening here in Clayton County 312 00:31:47.256 --> 00:31:51.393 is they found a similar pile of black oil at the crime scene. 313 00:32:17.919 --> 00:32:22.224 Good morning, Mrs. Crowley, I'm up and I thought I could shovel your steps for you. 314 00:32:24.559 --> 00:32:26.362 Good morning, Kay. 315 00:32:26.462 --> 00:32:28.598 It snowed so... 316 00:32:28.698 --> 00:32:30.999 I could shovel your drive if you like... 317 00:32:34.369 --> 00:32:36.639 Good morning, Mrs. Crowley. 318 00:32:36.739 --> 00:32:38.440 Good morning, Mrs. Crowley. 319 00:32:57.959 --> 00:32:59.461 John? 320 00:33:03.499 --> 00:33:07.037 Hi, the snow. I thought I'd... 321 00:33:07.537 --> 00:33:10.239 Well, that would be very nice. Thank you. 322 00:33:10.339 --> 00:33:12.374 Sure thing. 323 00:33:40.835 --> 00:33:43.205 It's a beautiful day, John. 324 00:33:44.606 --> 00:33:46.608 Makes you glad to be alive. 325 00:33:55.050 --> 00:33:58.119 Here you go, John. Hot chocolate, your favorite. 326 00:33:58.853 --> 00:34:00.524 Thank you. 327 00:34:01.424 --> 00:34:03.625 Every single time. 328 00:34:07.862 --> 00:34:09.565 Where are they? 329 00:34:09.665 --> 00:34:11.666 Your forehead, dear. 330 00:34:45.700 --> 00:34:47.319 Takes the lungs. 331 00:34:50.038 --> 00:34:51.943 Takes the kidney. 332 00:34:54.776 --> 00:34:56.778 Took an arm. 333 00:35:03.785 --> 00:35:05.147 What next? 334 00:35:56.075 --> 00:35:57.540 Okay. 335 00:35:57.640 --> 00:35:59.209 Yeah. 336 00:36:21.412 --> 00:36:26.135 Repeating tonight's top story, the FBI has confirmed a positive DNA match 337 00:36:26.235 --> 00:36:29.572 between that of the Clayton County murders and Emmet T. Openshaw, 338 00:36:29.672 --> 00:36:32.742 the Arizona man who disappeared in 1971. 339 00:36:32.842 --> 00:36:35.677 Details are coming in, and the investigation is ongoing. 340 00:36:40.415 --> 00:36:42.818 That is some little woman you got there, Bill. 341 00:36:42.918 --> 00:36:44.253 Oh, yeah. 342 00:36:44.353 --> 00:36:46.789 Oh, by the way she had to go powder her nose. 343 00:36:47.289 --> 00:36:50.192 Oh, hey, I hope you don't mind if I take her for another spin. 344 00:36:50.292 --> 00:36:53.254 - Oh, no, no, no. - I got some energy left. 345 00:36:53.354 --> 00:36:54.862 Good. 346 00:36:55.230 --> 00:36:57.232 Well, here's to ya. 347 00:37:00.167 --> 00:37:03.404 There's Kay. You don't mind? Take care now. 348 00:37:58.493 --> 00:38:00.361 Thank you. 349 00:38:07.802 --> 00:38:09.470 Hey. 350 00:38:10.305 --> 00:38:12.174 Eat you own plate. 351 00:38:12.274 --> 00:38:13.608 John? 352 00:38:23.685 --> 00:38:25.354 I can't believe you followed me. 353 00:38:25.454 --> 00:38:27.423 I can't believe you were having dinner with my therapist. 354 00:38:27.523 --> 00:38:32.161 Don't be silly, John. Grant and I meet sometimes to discuss your progress. 355 00:38:32.261 --> 00:38:34.730 A progress I am failing to appreciate right now. 356 00:38:34.830 --> 00:38:36.932 Did I interrupt a date? 357 00:38:37.032 --> 00:38:38.501 Is that even ethical? 358 00:38:38.601 --> 00:38:43.089 It's just the first right up ahead. Thanks, April. Actually John's doing okay. 359 00:38:43.539 --> 00:38:45.007 - He is? - I am? 360 00:38:45.107 --> 00:38:49.278 Sure, tonight for example you were concerned for your mother with a killer in town. 361 00:38:49.378 --> 00:38:52.898 You really believe that I followed Mom because I was worried for her? 362 00:38:52.998 --> 00:38:54.400 You may be lacking in empathy, John, 363 00:38:54.500 --> 00:38:57.402 but you should recognize a life line when it's thrown at you. 364 00:39:15.036 --> 00:39:16.904 Hi, John. 365 00:39:19.140 --> 00:39:20.942 Hi, John! 366 00:39:24.212 --> 00:39:25.947 Hey. 367 00:39:26.614 --> 00:39:30.118 - Extra work? - It's just a project. 368 00:39:32.253 --> 00:39:34.100 Serial killers... 369 00:39:34.200 --> 00:39:35.966 fairies... 370 00:39:36.424 --> 00:39:38.249 witchcraft... 371 00:39:38.809 --> 00:39:40.701 folktales. 372 00:39:40.801 --> 00:39:43.064 That's an interesting combination. 373 00:39:44.966 --> 00:39:48.670 - Need any help? - No, I'm fine. 374 00:39:51.005 --> 00:39:52.640 Okay. 375 00:40:12.560 --> 00:40:15.129 Pretty good job, if I do say so myself. 376 00:40:16.498 --> 00:40:19.034 Hey, Tommy, you look downright dangerous. 377 00:40:19.134 --> 00:40:21.603 - Thanks. Goodnight, Greg. - Alright. 378 00:40:23.171 --> 00:40:26.562 Okay, Bill. You're up next. Let's go. 379 00:40:29.644 --> 00:40:31.480 Oh, boy. 380 00:40:31.880 --> 00:40:34.148 Too much dancing the other night? 381 00:40:36.117 --> 00:40:41.530 Yeah, well, we'll... get you looking real good for the next time out, okay? 382 00:40:43.491 --> 00:40:45.326 You need a crane there? 383 00:40:48.196 --> 00:40:52.001 So... boy, it's been a while, hasn't it? You want something fancy today? 384 00:40:52.101 --> 00:40:56.071 - Let's do the usual. - The usual? Alright. Hang tight. 385 00:40:56.171 --> 00:40:58.574 These things have to be done delicately. 386 00:40:58.974 --> 00:41:00.977 Oh, Jesus. 387 00:41:01.477 --> 00:41:04.413 Hang on a second, I'll get... I gotta get another scissors here. 388 00:41:04.513 --> 00:41:06.649 I'll be right back, alright. 389 00:41:06.749 --> 00:41:08.582 Won't be a moment. 390 00:41:53.461 --> 00:41:54.696 Fuck. 391 00:42:20.087 --> 00:42:22.056 Police Department. 392 00:42:34.035 --> 00:42:36.471 Well, I guess we better take a look around. 393 00:42:38.040 --> 00:42:39.909 They didn't come through here. 394 00:42:40.009 --> 00:42:43.411 Tom, check this out. There's something in here. 395 00:43:47.475 --> 00:43:49.512 Yes, my dear. 396 00:43:50.142 --> 00:43:51.846 Flour? 397 00:43:53.347 --> 00:43:55.751 Whole... whole grain? 398 00:43:56.151 --> 00:43:57.918 Oh, good. 399 00:43:59.053 --> 00:44:00.890 Yes, I'll... 400 00:44:01.490 --> 00:44:03.024 I love you too. 401 00:44:52.206 --> 00:44:54.510 This is Ted Rath coming to you live from Clayton County 402 00:44:54.610 --> 00:44:57.045 where as you can see tempers are flaring dangerously. 403 00:44:57.245 --> 00:44:59.181 We are at the home of local barber Greg Olson. 404 00:44:59.281 --> 00:45:02.260 Olson was the owner of the premises where the two policemen were found dead, 405 00:45:02.360 --> 00:45:04.453 earlier this week sparking this outrage. 406 00:45:04.553 --> 00:45:08.077 Let's see if we can get a word from one of these concerned citizens. Excuse me, sir. 407 00:45:08.177 --> 00:45:10.858 Sir! What to do you hope to accomplish with this? 408 00:45:10.958 --> 00:45:15.410 Well, as you can see, people are angry and things are getting out of hand. 409 00:45:15.510 --> 00:45:19.968 - What is your name, sir? - Roger Bowen, this is my son, Max. 410 00:45:20.068 --> 00:45:22.237 This is his bat. He left it at school. 411 00:45:22.337 --> 00:45:25.974 Listen, people are upset and we should really... calm down, everybody! 412 00:45:26.074 --> 00:45:28.442 This is no way to handle this situation. 413 00:48:04.533 --> 00:48:06.268 Thank you all for coming. 414 00:48:06.368 --> 00:48:09.671 I think everybody here is concerned about the safety of our streets. 415 00:48:09.771 --> 00:48:12.374 We have got to stick together. 416 00:48:12.474 --> 00:48:15.376 There is a killer in our town. 417 00:48:17.579 --> 00:48:21.997 I look at all these faces and I... I don't want to lose a single one of you. 418 00:48:22.317 --> 00:48:26.154 Beverly made some bars, and some coffee. It's on the table. Help yourself, folks. 419 00:48:27.421 --> 00:48:30.024 And... take care of each other. 420 00:48:35.763 --> 00:48:37.698 Help yourself. 421 00:48:37.798 --> 00:48:39.793 How's Bill? 422 00:48:39.893 --> 00:48:42.604 I'm worried about him. He's not feeling well. 423 00:48:42.704 --> 00:48:46.942 And he's so... down in the dumps. He can get that way. 424 00:48:47.042 --> 00:48:51.046 It's a winter thing. But he hasn't been out of the house in over a week. 425 00:48:51.146 --> 00:48:54.916 - He hasn't been out at all? - Hi, John. No. 426 00:48:55.016 --> 00:48:56.718 It's almost like he's afraid. 427 00:48:56.818 --> 00:49:00.255 I think he's worried about slipping on the ice or something. 428 00:49:00.355 --> 00:49:04.057 John? Why don't you go see him? He'd like that. 429 00:49:05.292 --> 00:49:08.663 - Hi, John. - Hey, Brooke. 430 00:49:08.763 --> 00:49:11.200 You want some juice or hot chocolate? 431 00:49:11.700 --> 00:49:13.101 His stomach is bothering him. 432 00:49:13.201 --> 00:49:15.637 Do you think I could get him to go to the doctor? 433 00:49:15.737 --> 00:49:17.673 Or you could try this one. 434 00:49:17.773 --> 00:49:20.474 Mixture of rat poisoning and metal filings. 435 00:49:22.116 --> 00:49:23.743 Thank you. 436 00:49:43.799 --> 00:49:45.866 Good to see you there. 437 00:49:56.644 --> 00:49:59.813 "On what wings dare he aspire?" 438 00:50:00.814 --> 00:50:02.384 What? 439 00:50:02.584 --> 00:50:04.953 "What the hand... 440 00:50:05.053 --> 00:50:07.321 dare seize the fire?" 441 00:50:10.691 --> 00:50:12.760 Just a poem. 442 00:50:15.029 --> 00:50:17.599 "Tyger, tyger burning bright 443 00:50:17.699 --> 00:50:20.467 "in the forests of the night. 444 00:50:22.269 --> 00:50:24.606 "What immortal hand or eye 445 00:50:24.706 --> 00:50:28.275 could frame thy fearful symmetry?" 446 00:50:35.216 --> 00:50:37.084 The poet... 447 00:50:38.018 --> 00:50:39.996 is asking... 448 00:50:40.296 --> 00:50:44.218 the tiger who made him and how. 449 00:50:50.297 --> 00:50:52.099 William Blake. 450 00:50:53.834 --> 00:50:56.270 He wrote two poems like that. 451 00:50:57.872 --> 00:51:01.041 "The Lamb" and "The Tyger." 452 00:51:02.876 --> 00:51:05.979 One who was made of sweetness and love... 453 00:51:06.780 --> 00:51:11.385 and one was forged from terror and death. 454 00:51:12.419 --> 00:51:16.358 "When the stars threw down their spears, 455 00:51:16.458 --> 00:51:19.293 "and watered heaven with their tears. 456 00:51:20.494 --> 00:51:24.298 "Did he smile his work to see? 457 00:51:25.833 --> 00:51:28.869 Did he who made the lamb make thee?" 458 00:52:43.844 --> 00:52:45.846 Hi, Mr. Crowley. 459 00:52:48.816 --> 00:52:51.352 Hi, how are you? 460 00:52:51.885 --> 00:52:53.820 How are you? 461 00:52:54.521 --> 00:52:57.892 How's your leg? Can I kill you? 462 00:53:01.995 --> 00:53:03.999 And how is school? 463 00:53:04.099 --> 00:53:05.868 It's fine. 464 00:53:06.468 --> 00:53:10.038 Everybody's afraid, but... that's pretty normal. 465 00:53:10.138 --> 00:53:12.840 - And are you afraid? - No. 466 00:53:15.242 --> 00:53:17.612 Fear is a really weird thing. 467 00:53:17.712 --> 00:53:20.877 You know, people are afraid of things but they're... 468 00:53:20.977 --> 00:53:23.436 never afraid of their own actions. 469 00:53:25.919 --> 00:53:27.923 Well, it's like that woman right there. 470 00:53:28.023 --> 00:53:31.660 You know, she could be afraid of getting hit by a car. 471 00:53:31.760 --> 00:53:33.762 But she isn't afraid of crossing the street, you know? 472 00:53:33.862 --> 00:53:36.264 She's done it before. It should be pretty easy. 473 00:53:36.364 --> 00:53:39.301 She just waits until she can't see any cars 474 00:53:39.401 --> 00:53:42.504 and cross out carefully onto the ice. 475 00:53:42.604 --> 00:53:45.471 She's gonna do everything she can to keep herself safe. 476 00:53:47.241 --> 00:53:49.343 And there she goes. 477 00:54:00.621 --> 00:54:02.289 She's fine. She made it. 478 00:54:32.253 --> 00:54:34.622 He refuses to go to the doctor. 479 00:54:34.722 --> 00:54:36.758 Stop it, woman. 480 00:54:36.858 --> 00:54:38.792 I'll be alright. 481 00:54:44.932 --> 00:54:46.602 Alright. 482 00:54:47.202 --> 00:54:50.036 Lower the seat and the cover. 483 00:54:59.980 --> 00:55:01.815 Well, that's better. 484 00:55:03.250 --> 00:55:07.253 You've been a big help to me and Kay this winter, John. 485 00:55:09.723 --> 00:55:12.327 Seems like a dying thing. 486 00:55:12.927 --> 00:55:16.096 Neighbors helping neighbors. 487 00:55:17.564 --> 00:55:20.801 Alright, I've got you. I've got you. 488 00:55:34.248 --> 00:55:36.550 I worry about her, John. 489 00:55:38.152 --> 00:55:40.454 I can't leave her here alone. 490 00:55:41.989 --> 00:55:44.191 I can't face that. 491 00:56:12.620 --> 00:56:15.857 - Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas. 492 00:56:15.957 --> 00:56:17.558 Anything else in the car? 493 00:56:17.658 --> 00:56:20.560 Just the salad but Lauren's bringing that up. 494 00:56:21.495 --> 00:56:23.563 She's really here? 495 00:56:24.531 --> 00:56:28.803 How'd you do it? I invited her, like, five times, couldn't get a yes out of her. 496 00:56:28.903 --> 00:56:32.907 We had a really good talk last night. And I think her boyfriend dumped her. 497 00:56:33.775 --> 00:56:36.578 Quick, we're not set for four, run down and get another chair for the table 498 00:56:36.678 --> 00:56:40.181 and I will set another plate. Margaret, you're wonderful. 499 00:56:40.281 --> 00:56:42.084 I know. What would you do without me? 500 00:56:42.484 --> 00:56:44.086 John? 501 00:56:44.686 --> 00:56:47.220 Chair, downstairs, bring up now. 502 00:56:54.261 --> 00:56:57.399 Hey, John. Hey, is she in a good mood? 503 00:56:57.499 --> 00:57:00.101 She's probably slaughtering a goat in your honor. 504 00:57:00.201 --> 00:57:04.004 We'll see how long that lasts. Stay close, okay? I might need backup. 505 00:58:06.800 --> 00:58:10.804 - Very useful, John. - Guess it makes a change from soap. 506 00:58:25.886 --> 00:58:28.122 You are gonna be so cool. 507 00:58:28.222 --> 00:58:29.624 Yeah. 508 00:58:29.724 --> 00:58:32.827 Okay. Here, open these, both of you. 509 00:58:32.927 --> 00:58:34.794 From your dad. 510 00:58:35.963 --> 00:58:37.197 You first. 511 00:58:41.201 --> 00:58:43.805 - Out loud. - Just let him read it. 512 00:58:43.905 --> 00:58:45.672 It's okay. 513 00:58:46.840 --> 00:58:51.012 "Hey, tiger, Merry Christmas. You're gonna love this mp3 player. 514 00:58:51.112 --> 00:58:55.450 "Filled it up with all of our favorite music, the stuff we used to sing together. 515 00:58:55.550 --> 00:58:58.020 "It's like having a dad in your pocket. 516 00:58:58.720 --> 00:59:00.589 "See you around. 517 00:59:01.089 --> 00:59:02.956 Sam Cleaver." 518 00:59:05.359 --> 00:59:07.495 Do you even remember those old tunes? 519 00:59:07.595 --> 00:59:10.131 Sam used to play them to John in the car. 520 00:59:10.231 --> 00:59:12.333 You'd always be singing together. 521 00:59:12.433 --> 00:59:14.115 Shit. 522 00:59:19.306 --> 00:59:21.308 Damn it, Sam. 523 00:59:23.176 --> 00:59:26.181 - It's empty. - I'm sorry. 524 00:59:26.481 --> 00:59:28.984 He can't even buy your love without screwing it up. 525 00:59:29.684 --> 00:59:31.753 Hey, John, it's no big deal. 526 00:59:31.853 --> 00:59:35.156 He got me a DVD of some kid show, apparently, we used to watch it together. 527 00:59:35.256 --> 00:59:37.325 I've no recollection of it. 528 00:59:37.425 --> 00:59:39.261 So, what? 529 00:59:39.761 --> 00:59:41.696 It just means he's a dick to you too. 530 00:59:41.796 --> 00:59:42.997 Let's have dessert. 531 00:59:43.097 --> 00:59:45.033 I... two different pies. 532 00:59:45.133 --> 00:59:47.134 Whipped cream... 533 01:00:34.781 --> 01:00:36.417 Hello? 534 01:00:38.318 --> 01:00:41.355 - Who's there? - I sent you the note. 535 01:00:45.560 --> 01:00:47.093 Shit. 536 01:01:03.210 --> 01:01:04.646 Leave me alone. 537 01:01:04.746 --> 01:01:08.883 You know so much about me, then you know what I'll do when I find you. 538 01:01:08.983 --> 01:01:10.484 Shit. 539 01:01:17.891 --> 01:01:20.093 - I said... - Does that hurt? 540 01:01:21.962 --> 01:01:25.837 You cut off your own leg. You pulled out your lungs, I just wanna know if it hurts. 541 01:01:26.217 --> 01:01:28.219 Nothing you do makes sense. 542 01:01:28.669 --> 01:01:33.408 You hide some bodies, you don't hide others, you're not consistent. 543 01:01:33.508 --> 01:01:38.413 - I just wanna know does it hurt? - It hurts... like hell. 544 01:01:38.813 --> 01:01:40.914 It hurts every time. 545 01:01:44.150 --> 01:01:46.940 Do you have to wait? Like... 546 01:01:47.420 --> 01:01:49.457 Do you have to wait for something to break down? 547 01:01:49.557 --> 01:01:53.695 What about Emmett? Emmett Openshaw in Arizona? 548 01:01:53.795 --> 01:01:56.329 Where... what did you steal from him? 549 01:01:58.899 --> 01:02:00.969 I stole his life. 550 01:02:01.469 --> 01:02:05.307 He would have had a long one I think. As long as his at least. 551 01:02:05.807 --> 01:02:08.675 He would have gotten married and had kids. 552 01:02:11.912 --> 01:02:14.147 You still don't know, do you? 553 01:02:19.152 --> 01:02:20.787 Hang on. 554 01:02:25.525 --> 01:02:28.461 I've taken more lives than you can ever guess. 555 01:02:29.563 --> 01:02:32.999 But the mechanic was the first one I didn't keep. 556 01:02:34.435 --> 01:02:36.302 What was that? 557 01:02:37.304 --> 01:02:38.973 What was what? 558 01:02:39.073 --> 01:02:41.074 What was that noise? 559 01:03:35.595 --> 01:03:37.180 Hey, John. 560 01:03:54.915 --> 01:03:58.686 So, what have you been up to? I barely seen you since the holidays. 561 01:03:59.386 --> 01:04:03.990 What does a young psychotic John Wayne Cleaver do in his spare time? 562 01:04:13.199 --> 01:04:15.403 Hello? Earth to John. 563 01:04:15.503 --> 01:04:18.237 Wanna tell me what the crap's going on, man? 564 01:04:26.613 --> 01:04:28.482 It's nothing. 565 01:04:29.716 --> 01:04:32.919 I just... I need to do normal stuff right now. 566 01:04:34.121 --> 01:04:36.322 Do you wanna play the game? 567 01:04:37.424 --> 01:04:38.459 Why are you here, John? 568 01:04:38.559 --> 01:04:42.662 On Christmas night, when I haven't seen you in not one week, but two weeks? 569 01:04:44.130 --> 01:04:47.627 - I'm... I'm just kinda losing it. - Losing what? 570 01:04:47.727 --> 01:04:51.005 I'm losing it. I'm breaking all my rules. 571 01:04:51.105 --> 01:04:52.838 What rules? 572 01:04:53.707 --> 01:04:57.378 I have rules to keep me normal and to keep everybody else safe. 573 01:04:57.478 --> 01:05:02.483 One of my rules is that I need to hang out with you because we do normal stuff. 574 01:05:02.993 --> 01:05:05.818 And... I need that. 575 01:05:07.454 --> 01:05:11.891 So, we've been friends for three years 'cause you think it makes your normal? 576 01:05:19.365 --> 01:05:20.383 Yeah. 577 01:06:54.761 --> 01:06:56.830 Get off of him! 578 01:07:01.601 --> 01:07:03.386 He's not yours! 579 01:07:55.888 --> 01:07:57.523 John. 580 01:08:08.551 --> 01:08:11.855 John? Don't you think we should talk? 581 01:08:20.179 --> 01:08:22.883 - Talk about what? - I know this is difficult. 582 01:08:22.983 --> 01:08:26.007 I can't imagine what you must be going through but... 583 01:08:26.107 --> 01:08:28.689 you've barely said a word to me in days. 584 01:08:28.789 --> 01:08:30.974 I've barely said a word to you since fourth grade. 585 01:08:31.074 --> 01:08:34.595 - Maybe we should start. Dr. Neblin... - Dr. Neblin needs to shut up. 586 01:08:34.695 --> 01:08:38.800 He's just trying to help you. We all just wanna do what's best for you. 587 01:08:39.300 --> 01:08:42.252 Just... tell me what you're feeling. 588 01:08:44.670 --> 01:08:46.739 What don't you get? 589 01:08:47.775 --> 01:08:51.979 I don't feel anything. Okay? I don't give a shit that Max's dad is dead! 590 01:08:52.079 --> 01:08:54.813 I don't give a shit that you could be next! 591 01:08:58.918 --> 01:09:01.020 John, I'm so sorry. 592 01:09:03.122 --> 01:09:04.458 - John, please. - Stop! 593 01:09:04.558 --> 01:09:07.761 - I just wanna... - No, shut up! Shut up! 594 01:09:07.861 --> 01:09:10.062 You shut up! 595 01:09:30.983 --> 01:09:32.235 John. 596 01:09:33.886 --> 01:09:36.689 John, I won't come in. I just wanna say something. 597 01:09:42.628 --> 01:09:44.497 Last night was... 598 01:09:47.400 --> 01:09:51.773 But we're still together, right? I mean, we're still a family. 599 01:09:52.473 --> 01:09:55.308 Because it's all we got. 600 01:09:57.176 --> 01:09:59.780 I thought you helping as embalm was bad for you 601 01:09:59.880 --> 01:10:02.749 but I think now maybe I was wrong. 602 01:10:03.816 --> 01:10:05.651 I don't know. 603 01:10:06.419 --> 01:10:08.556 All I do know is... 604 01:10:08.656 --> 01:10:11.657 you've gotten worse since I stopped you... 605 01:10:12.658 --> 01:10:15.549 and yet that was where I felt closest to you so... 606 01:10:16.449 --> 01:10:19.266 If that's what it takes for us to stay together... 607 01:10:19.766 --> 01:10:21.567 then that's what we do. 608 01:10:25.204 --> 01:10:27.998 Let's say that you're the kind of person who... 609 01:10:28.098 --> 01:10:30.043 you know, you leave when things get bad. 610 01:10:30.143 --> 01:10:32.475 You've done it a lot. You make a life, 611 01:10:32.575 --> 01:10:36.250 you always get into trouble and then you always run away. Now, things are bad. 612 01:10:36.350 --> 01:10:39.353 They're worse than they've ever been but you don't leave, you stay. 613 01:10:39.753 --> 01:10:43.490 - Why would you do that? - You're talking about risk and reward. 614 01:10:43.690 --> 01:10:47.293 Stay and bare the hardship or escape with the cost of losing something. 615 01:10:48.394 --> 01:10:49.830 Is there something you wanna tell me? 616 01:10:49.930 --> 01:10:53.065 No, I just want your opinion. What would make you stay? 617 01:10:53.800 --> 01:10:56.550 - Am I a sociopath? - It's not me. 618 01:10:56.650 --> 01:11:00.040 I never said it was. But I need to know because I need to understand 619 01:11:00.140 --> 01:11:02.643 if I'm answering from an emotional point of view or not. 620 01:11:02.743 --> 01:11:04.978 - What's the difference? - It's everything. 621 01:11:05.078 --> 01:11:08.349 You say I can up and leave but I have to ask myself what it is I'm leaving. 622 01:11:08.749 --> 01:11:11.151 What emotional connection is being broken. 623 01:11:11.251 --> 01:11:16.089 Now, if I'm a sociopath then it might not bother me but if I'm not... 624 01:11:18.157 --> 01:11:20.127 - Love. - Love, yes. 625 01:11:20.227 --> 01:11:22.995 An emotional connection like love. 626 01:11:24.096 --> 01:11:27.633 - Okay. Thank you. - Wait, wait, John, hold on, hold on. 627 01:11:30.236 --> 01:11:34.141 Alright, look, call me if there's anything you need day or night. 628 01:11:34.241 --> 01:11:35.975 Yeah, okay. 629 01:11:40.112 --> 01:11:42.314 Can I look at that one? 630 01:11:48.421 --> 01:11:52.308 What's the... what's the range on something like that? 631 01:11:53.192 --> 01:11:55.298 I don't know, like, 2 to 3 miles. 632 01:11:57.296 --> 01:11:58.832 Okay. 633 01:11:58.932 --> 01:12:01.067 How much can I get for that? 634 01:12:02.785 --> 01:12:05.338 I don't know, like, 20 to 30 bucks. 635 01:12:07.940 --> 01:12:10.811 - Hi, Mrs. C. - Oh, hello, John. 636 01:12:10.911 --> 01:12:13.512 - I can help you with that. - Thanks. 637 01:12:15.148 --> 01:12:17.017 So, how's Bill? 638 01:12:18.145 --> 01:12:20.086 Not so well, John. 639 01:12:20.520 --> 01:12:22.556 It's his heart. 640 01:12:22.756 --> 01:12:26.826 Just his age, John. Everything is catchin' up with him. 641 01:12:28.161 --> 01:12:30.831 Pills, pills. 642 01:12:31.331 --> 01:12:34.637 My whole existence has become pills. 643 01:12:35.234 --> 01:12:38.504 Damn this body of mine, damn. 644 01:16:18.692 --> 01:16:20.759 - No! - Stop it. 645 01:16:21.628 --> 01:16:25.397 Stop it! Just stop, stop! 646 01:17:05.371 --> 01:17:07.141 Hello. 647 01:17:07.641 --> 01:17:09.543 I've done it. 648 01:17:09.643 --> 01:17:11.510 It's too late. 649 01:17:12.745 --> 01:17:14.081 John, where are you? 650 01:17:14.181 --> 01:17:17.288 I'm... I'm on the edge and... 651 01:17:17.718 --> 01:17:20.520 I'm over it and I'm falling. 652 01:17:20.620 --> 01:17:23.088 - Listen to me, John. - I didn't wanna do it. 653 01:17:24.824 --> 01:17:27.060 Listen to me, listen. 654 01:17:27.160 --> 01:17:30.697 - It's too late. - No, John, it's not too late. 655 01:17:30.797 --> 01:17:33.099 You're in control. Are you listening? 656 01:17:34.967 --> 01:17:36.603 Yes. 657 01:17:36.703 --> 01:17:40.173 Now, listen. You're not a killer, you're a good person, John, 658 01:17:40.273 --> 01:17:42.476 whatever you've done we can get through it. 659 01:17:43.176 --> 01:17:46.044 We can make it right again. Are you still listening? 660 01:17:48.247 --> 01:17:49.616 Thank you. I need to go. 661 01:17:49.716 --> 01:17:51.685 No, John, don't hang up. Tell me where you are. 662 01:17:51.785 --> 01:17:53.753 No. Thank you for your help. 663 01:18:37.263 --> 01:18:39.465 Mary Jean, put that back! 664 01:19:02.454 --> 01:19:04.088 Come back. 665 01:19:06.125 --> 01:19:08.260 Come back and die with your own heart. 666 01:19:10.562 --> 01:19:13.500 Look at your phone! Look at your phone! 667 01:19:14.100 --> 01:19:16.168 You're not gonna kill anybody. 668 01:21:10.949 --> 01:21:12.985 You can't have his heart. 669 01:23:34.593 --> 01:23:36.863 - Photoshop? - Yeah. 670 01:23:36.963 --> 01:23:38.564 Sweet. 671 01:23:54.313 --> 01:23:57.717 We are gathered here today to celebrate the life 672 01:23:57.817 --> 01:24:01.321 and mourn the passing of Roger Bowen. 673 01:24:01.921 --> 01:24:03.656 It is fitting that we do so here 674 01:24:03.756 --> 01:24:08.260 surrounded by all those who loved and admired him. 675 01:24:09.528 --> 01:24:14.735 Great evil has befallen our town and many families are in mourning today. 676 01:24:15.335 --> 01:24:17.737 Roger was a husband... 677 01:24:17.837 --> 01:24:19.273 and a father. 678 01:24:20.373 --> 01:24:22.509 He was a friend to all. 679 01:24:23.109 --> 01:24:25.545 He was a pillar of our community. 680 01:24:25.945 --> 01:24:27.935 He was a pillar of his church. 681 01:24:28.515 --> 01:24:31.518 And he was a pillar in his own household. 682 01:24:31.618 --> 01:24:36.122 But before you think I'm building some kind of Greek temple with all them pillars, 683 01:24:36.222 --> 01:24:40.193 Roger's about as down to Earth a guy as you'd ever wanna know. 684 01:24:40.293 --> 01:24:43.196 Steadfast, honest, hardworking. 685 01:24:43.496 --> 01:24:46.533 The kind of man who's character embodies the values 686 01:24:46.633 --> 01:24:49.434 that a community is all about. 687 01:25:18.597 --> 01:25:21.099 You attacked my wife. 688 01:25:25.771 --> 01:25:27.973 You murdered my therapist. 689 01:25:30.909 --> 01:25:34.314 That's what he was doing out there... 690 01:25:34.414 --> 01:25:36.416 at that hour... 691 01:25:36.816 --> 01:25:38.752 on a street. 692 01:25:39.252 --> 01:25:44.089 Carrying about in his nightgown out looking for some kid. 693 01:25:46.191 --> 01:25:48.427 I couldn't help him. 694 01:25:52.564 --> 01:25:54.599 Where is it? 695 01:25:56.301 --> 01:25:58.520 How long do you think you've got? 696 01:25:59.571 --> 01:26:02.007 Long enough to find another. 697 01:26:03.341 --> 01:26:05.010 Not here. 698 01:26:06.495 --> 01:26:08.331 Not in front of everybody. 699 01:26:08.581 --> 01:26:11.684 You don't know the things I've done 700 01:26:11.784 --> 01:26:14.454 or that I will do. 701 01:26:14.954 --> 01:26:18.424 Don't forget to take the book of condolence to the cemetery, John. 702 01:26:20.826 --> 01:26:24.898 The family is so grateful for all your wonderful cards and flowers 703 01:26:24.998 --> 01:26:28.601 and some of you have asked about donations. 704 01:26:28.701 --> 01:26:33.974 But the family would prefer any donations to be made in Roger's name... 705 01:26:34.474 --> 01:26:37.310 to the Organ Donor Foundation. 706 01:26:37.410 --> 01:26:40.679 Following his kidney replacements techniques. 707 01:26:51.156 --> 01:26:53.391 Thank you so much for coming out. 708 01:27:32.764 --> 01:27:35.268 John? You coming? 709 01:27:36.368 --> 01:27:38.771 No, I'm gonna stay behind and start cleaning stuff up. 710 01:27:38.871 --> 01:27:40.506 Okay, you go with mom. 711 01:27:40.606 --> 01:27:43.041 Mom already left in the hearse with Margaret. 712 01:27:44.476 --> 01:27:47.526 No, she's taking her own car. She just went upstairs. 713 01:28:05.430 --> 01:28:06.932 Mom? 714 01:28:10.368 --> 01:28:11.937 Mom? 715 01:28:52.644 --> 01:28:55.747 Where have you hidden it? 716 01:28:56.681 --> 01:28:58.783 It's him, not it. 717 01:29:01.052 --> 01:29:03.254 I need that heart. 718 01:29:04.556 --> 01:29:06.791 Or any heart. 719 01:29:14.666 --> 01:29:16.201 Kay. 720 01:29:17.202 --> 01:29:18.738 You love her? 721 01:29:18.838 --> 01:29:22.574 Why do you think I stayed human all these years? 722 01:29:25.210 --> 01:29:28.343 You love her? 723 01:29:37.589 --> 01:29:40.425 Do you think I wouldn't do it, John? 724 01:29:41.426 --> 01:29:43.561 After all I've done? 725 01:29:47.332 --> 01:29:49.501 Where is that body? 726 01:29:53.638 --> 01:29:55.240 Where? 727 01:30:00.178 --> 01:30:02.180 It's in the freezer. 728 01:30:17.162 --> 01:30:18.663 John? 729 01:30:19.231 --> 01:30:20.633 What is this? 730 01:30:20.733 --> 01:30:23.269 It's the one that's been killing everybody. 731 01:30:23.369 --> 01:30:25.103 He attacked me. 732 01:30:26.204 --> 01:30:29.475 - Is he dead? - Mom. Not he, it. 733 01:30:29.575 --> 01:30:32.311 - We need to call the police. - No! Mom, listen. Listen to me. 734 01:30:32.411 --> 01:30:36.448 You can't do that. Mom, I tried. He killed them. 735 01:30:39.551 --> 01:30:42.120 Mom. Please, help me. 736 01:30:54.899 --> 01:30:56.535 Scissors. 737 01:31:43.816 --> 01:31:45.403 Turn it on. 738 01:32:18.817 --> 01:32:20.318 John. 739 01:32:22.454 --> 01:32:24.389 It hurts. 740 01:34:14.466 --> 01:34:16.067 John. 741 01:34:40.859 --> 01:34:44.128 Look after Kay for me. 742 01:35:04.849 --> 01:35:08.087 "Tyger, tyger... 743 01:35:08.187 --> 01:35:09.988 burning bright..." 744 01:36:15.053 --> 01:36:17.256 While police are waiting to release any further details, 745 01:36:17.356 --> 01:36:21.794 all they can confirm that a potential homicide investigation is underway. 746 01:36:21.894 --> 01:36:27.032 Clayton County police are also looking for another man, Bill Crowley, age 79, 747 01:36:27.132 --> 01:36:30.569 who disappeared the night before Dr. Neblin's body was found. 748 01:36:30.669 --> 01:36:33.305 Local authorities are asking for anyone 749 01:36:33.405 --> 01:36:36.407 with information to please come forward. 750 01:36:40.311 --> 01:36:42.047 Tell me about him. 751 01:36:42.147 --> 01:36:43.915 About Bill? 752 01:36:46.584 --> 01:36:50.554 I met Bill, we were both in our 30s. 753 01:36:51.456 --> 01:36:54.126 And in those days, in this town, being 30... 754 01:36:54.226 --> 01:36:57.055 and single made me an old maid. 755 01:36:58.429 --> 01:37:01.200 He reminded me a bit of my grandfather, 756 01:37:01.300 --> 01:37:03.534 the way he always wore a hat. 757 01:37:04.469 --> 01:37:06.839 He had this lust for life. I... 758 01:37:06.939 --> 01:37:10.341 I set my sights on him after the first couple of weeks. 759 01:37:11.342 --> 01:37:14.980 One Sunday, we were having dinner at my parents' house 760 01:37:15.080 --> 01:37:18.450 with all my brothers and sisters and... 761 01:37:18.550 --> 01:37:21.352 all their families and... 762 01:37:22.820 --> 01:37:25.056 Bill got up and left the table. 763 01:37:27.458 --> 01:37:30.261 I followed him out and found him in the kitchen... 764 01:37:31.796 --> 01:37:33.700 crying. 765 01:37:34.400 --> 01:37:38.402 He said, "I never got it before now, Kay." 766 01:37:38.736 --> 01:37:40.840 And he told me... 767 01:37:41.040 --> 01:37:43.074 he loved me... 768 01:37:44.842 --> 01:37:47.846 more than anything in heaven or hell. 769 01:37:52.817 --> 01:37:55.516 He was very romantic with his words. 770 01:37:57.588 --> 01:38:00.691 In his last days, he was more... 771 01:38:01.659 --> 01:38:04.649 sickness than health. You saw the way he was. 772 01:38:06.964 --> 01:38:10.635 But every day he'd tell me... 773 01:38:12.336 --> 01:38:16.074 "I will stay by your side forever." 774 01:38:23.241 --> 01:38:25.249 That dreaded thing. 775 01:38:26.150 --> 01:38:28.586 It hasn't been the same since that night. 776 01:38:40.064 --> 01:38:45.069 You know, we can arrange for you to see a grief counselor if you'd like. 777 01:38:46.571 --> 01:38:51.678 I think that... seeing a psychotherapist to talk about my first therapist seems... 778 01:38:52.578 --> 01:38:54.412 kinda disloyal. 779 01:38:57.749 --> 01:39:00.052 Neblin would have laughed at that. 780 01:39:00.152 --> 01:39:02.220 Hit the switch, John. 781 01:39:32.900 --> 01:39:36.396 When I die and they lay me to rest 782 01:39:36.496 --> 01:39:40.351 Gonna go to the place that's the best 783 01:39:40.451 --> 01:39:43.047 When I lay me down to die 784 01:39:43.147 --> 01:39:47.430 Goin' up to the spirit in the sky 785 01:39:47.800 --> 01:39:51.458 Goin' up to the spirit in the sky 786 01:39:51.558 --> 01:39:55.407 That's where I'm gonna go when I die 787 01:39:55.507 --> 01:39:58.130 When I die and they lay me to rest 788 01:39:58.230 --> 01:40:02.757 I'm gonna go to the place that's the best 789 01:40:17.794 --> 01:40:21.075 Prepare yourself, you know it's a must 790 01:40:21.175 --> 01:40:25.204 Gonna have a friend in Jesus 791 01:40:25.304 --> 01:40:28.390 So you know that when you die 792 01:40:28.490 --> 01:40:32.182 He's gonna recommend you to the spirit in the sky 793 01:40:32.282 --> 01:40:36.410 Oh, recommend you to the spirit in the sky 794 01:40:36.510 --> 01:40:40.224 That's where you're gonna go when you die 795 01:40:40.324 --> 01:40:42.987 When you die and they lay you to rest 796 01:40:43.087 --> 01:40:47.301 You're gonna go to the place that's the best 797 01:41:31.893 --> 01:41:35.555 Never been a sinner, I never sinned 798 01:41:35.655 --> 01:41:39.713 I got a friend in Jesus 799 01:41:39.813 --> 01:41:42.861 So you know that when I die 800 01:41:42.961 --> 01:41:46.514 He's gonna set me up with the spirit in the sky 801 01:41:46.614 --> 01:41:50.681 Oh, set me up with the spirit in the sky 802 01:41:50.781 --> 01:41:54.662 That's where I'm gonna go when I die 803 01:41:54.762 --> 01:41:57.293 When I die and they lay me to rest 804 01:41:57.393 --> 01:42:01.460 I'm gonna go to the place that's the best 805 01:42:01.560 --> 01:42:05.718 Go to the place that's the best 806 01:42:06.305 --> 01:42:12.238 Please rate this subtitle at www.osdb.link/43cvh Help other users to choose the best subtitles