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Just had to check. Well, I thought [music] she was upstairs in the room, but the car is gone. Yes, I know. I know. I know it's late. I [music] Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm I'm hanging up now. Okay. Yes. Um, [music] I'd like to report a car stolen. Well, not stolen exactly. Uh, I know who

took it. >> [music] [music] [music]

>> Hey, is there anything we want to drink? >> Nice talking to you, too. [music] We'll be the sacrificial generation before us walking a generation before us. [music]

Where you been out? Been talking to you. You don't trust him, right? >> Yeah, man. Not alone to keep it shut. Wouldn't feel anybody know. >> Yeah. Back off. >> Oh. Oh, man.

Hey. Hey.

We're all over. Pull over now. Do you understand? Stop your vehicle at once. Pull to the side of the road immediately. Hold your vehicle over now.

>> Step out of the vehicle. >> Don't shoot. >> Put your hands in the car. Do it slow and easy.

Looks like we got a potential DUI. >> That's not mine. I haven't been drinking. I swear. >> Jan's running back. >> You have the right to remain silent. You give up the right to remain silent. Anything you say can [music] [music]

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I thought she was in bed [music] sleeping and then when I went in to check on her, I realized that she was gone. I was so worried. >> Mrs. Cooper, Samantha's 15. Is that correct? >> Yes. [music] But um >> And you are aware that she isn't old enough to be a licensed driver?

>> Yes, >> Mrs. Cooper. Samantha failed to stop when we turned on our lights and siren. She ran through a stop sign at high speed. >> Look, I'm sorry. I I realize how serious this is. Um my husband, my ex-husband um taught her how to drive last summer and I knew it was a bad

idea. >> For shoplifting, curfew violation is not exactly a girl scout, is she? >> I know it looks bad, but she really is a good kid. >> I've seen too many good kids wrapped around power poles. Look, we have two choices here. You can take her home, attempt to discipline her, but frankly, I doubt that's going

to help. >> So, what are you saying? >> Or we can incarcerate her. We can keep her here for tonight. Reality check might knock some sense into her. >> No. No. I um I can't do that to her. [sighs] >> This incident is going to stay in the system. Samantha gets in any more

trouble, choice won't be yours next time. >> Thank you. I'll >> get the paperwork together. And if I were you, I'd try to keep your car keys in a more secure place.

and look at this car. [music] What did you do? Go through a swamp? What difference does it make? >> Look, I don't know what's gotten into you lately. You have some explaining to do about what happened tonight. >> You could have been killed. What were you thinking? I'm grounded, right? >> Yeah. For the next 40 years. What

difference does it make? >> I guess you want me to go live with dad now. >> Is that what you want? >> Right. Like you want me

>> [sighs]

>> Okay, there we go. Uh, make it quick. I got the motor on. >> Your wish is my command, princess. >> Oh, well, this princess didn't get much sleep last night. Shauna, I'm sorry. Sam took off and I thought she might be with Tori. >> Some of us know where our kids are at

night. >> Oh, you're welcome. You have yourself a nice day, too. >> Don't say it. >> You are the boss. I just work here. But if Sam was my daughter, >> well, she's not. Look, I appreciate it, but I need to focus here. >> Look, far be it for me to criticize. I

know how much this marketing degree means to you, but all I'm saying is that when the mom has homework and the kid is out messing around, somebody has got things backwards.

Bye, Mom. Bye, sweetie. Hey, Sam. Yeah, my mom was totally freaked about your mom calling last night. I got bigger problems right now. Were you there last night when Alex fell? I mean, it's all over the news. Oh my god. What happened here? >> Sam, I can't cut. I'll call my mom. Sam, wait up.

>> Are you sure it wasn't an accident? I mean, it was dark. >> Tori, I know what I saw. I never should have told you. >> We had to tell someone. I mean, you keep my secrets and I keep yours. I don't know about keeping it a secret. Sam, it's Jordan we're talking about.

You know how these guys are. Besides, it's not like you can just go up to the cops and expect them to jump on this. >> There must be something I can do. They can't just get away with murder. They already have. Nothing you say is going to bring Alex back. All I can do is pretend like it never

happened.

This is where you've been, Alex. Huh? You've been talking to Come on. You don't We don't trust you anymore, right? >> Yeah, man. Heard you've been running your mouth. >> Got to learn to keep it shut. >> Do I know that? Do I really know that? >> Yeah. >> Back off, >> man.

You said we were just going to scare him. >> Well, he looked pretty scared to me. >> Come on, man. You knew what we were doing. >> It's true. Alex is going to spill about everything. >> Yeah, he didn't have the balls to keep quiet. And we agreed from the start that we're all in this together.

>> Well, we have to burn that tape. >> No, no, it goes with the other ones. >> Jordan, are you crazy? When we started taping this stuff, it was for kicks. That's it. We've got to burn them all. >> You know, maybe he's right. I mean, if if anybody ever found them, >> that's not going to happen. Okay? As

long as we have the tapes, then we're all in this together. If one of us goes down, we all go down. And Alex forgot about that. So, just relax, cuz nobody is watching us. Everyone thinks it's an accident. Okay. Now, get the tape.

Hey guys. Hey. Do you see something? What is that? >> In the corner by the tree. Somebody's there. >> I know her. >> What are you talking about? >> It's that Cooper [ __ ] Sam, you think she saw us?

Sam. Sam.

>> Hey, Sammy. >> Hey, what's up? You need a ride? >> No. >> Well, uh, maybe you should just get in the car. The streets aren't safe these days. Hey, Nicole.

>> What's the problem, Sam? Huh? What are you so scared about? >> Leave me alone. >> Shut up, Sam. >> Did you have fun at the party the other night, Sam? Marcus, I don't know. I didn't see you there. Did you see us there? >> No. >> No. No. What? >> No, I didn't see you there.

>> That's right. You didn't see us there. >> Hey, it's too bad about Alex. >> Yeah. Yeah, that is too bad. But hey, accidents happen all the time. Isn't that right, Sam? Guy falls off a cliff in the dark. A girl gets hit by a car. The world's a dangerous place. Do you

understand? I said, "Do you understand?" >> Yes, I understand. >> Good.

Sam, >> it's almost 7:00. Where have you been? >> Nowhere. I just I had trouble getting a ride home. >> Can you explain this? >> What? Now you're searching through my stuff? >> Why would you have a lighter, Sam? What are you smoking? >> You caught me, Mom. I'll fess up. I'm a

total crack [ __ ] Where were you? >> I was just hanging out with some friends. What's the difference? >> The difference is I told you to come straight home from school, Sam. >> Why? At one of your delicious home-cooked meals. What's it tonight, mother? KFC, Domino's. >> You know what? Thanks a lot. I do the

best I can. Where the hell were you last night? What's it to you? All you care about is your stupid online course and your marketing degree. >> You know what? I'm doing that for us so that we can have a better life. And I shouldn't have to explain that to you. We did have a better life.

Then you divorced dad.

Sam

>> Samantha, >> what broke? It's nothing. I just I busted a window. >> You what? What? Did you cut yourself? Let me in. >> Everything's fine. >> I just knocked a lamp into the window. You can take it out of my allowance.

Where was Alex when you left the party? >> By the fire. Having a few laughs. Thanks, Glenn. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Send in Samantha Cooper. >> Sure. >> I just keep thinking if I stuck around, maybe drove him home, he'd still be alive.

Sammy, you're up.

>> Was you doing nothing to worry about? >> Hi, Samantha. Have a seat.

Chief Bates and Officer Thomas are here to ask you a few questions about last Tuesday night. >> Yeah, sure. >> Did you know Alex Mills? >> He was in a couple of my classes. Yeah, I've seen him around. >> I understand from Officer Thomas that you were out for a midnight spin and

were quite um in a hurry that night. Where were you going? >> Home. Where were you coming from? >> I was just driving around. >> What prompted you to leave the party in such a hurry? Uh, >> I wasn't at the party. >> Did you see Alex Mills that night? >> I just said I wasn't at the party. How

could I have seen him? >> The boy's dead. Doesn't that bother you? >> Yeah, of course. Samantha, I think it would help us all if you cooperated with this investigation. You were pulled over just 2 miles from the scene of the party. You're telling us you weren't there? >> I already told you I wasn't at any

party. >> Miss Mars, I'm late for class. Can I go now? >> You can go.

Hey, what did the cops say? >> They're just nosing around looking for an eyewitness. >> Well, they must know something. Otherwise, they would >> I don't know, but if Jordan disposers even think I said anything, I'm still dead meat. >> How much money do you have? Uh, just my babysitting money, like $86,

but it's in the bank. Can I borrow it? >> What for? What do you think? After last night, I'm not going to hang around and see what happens next. >> Well, where you going to go? Your dad's? >> I don't know. >> Oh, here he comes. >> So, >> yeah, it's fine. If she spilled, we'd

know by now, right? >> Yeah, but I still don't like it. Look, I said it's fine. Okay. >> Thank you, Dr. Myers. >> Thank you. >> Thanks a lot.

>> Sorry I'm late. Time to pick up my costume. >> Don't worry about it. Handcuffs. What kind of fundraiser is this anyway? >> It's a bachelor auction. I dress up like a cop and I handcuff the winning dinner to her prize. It's for charity. We should come. >> You know I don't have the time.

>> Sit yourself. >> Damn it. >> Oh well. It's not like it's Wedgewood. >> I know. But >> so what is it this time that Sam join tattoo of the month club or she just shave her head? >> I just can't get her to talk to me. We're not speaking the same language.

>> No. Maybe you should spend some more time with her. >> And how am I supposed to do that? I'm running a business. I'm getting my degree. By the time I do that, the laundry, the housework, the >> Oh, you can add to that. taking your car into the shop. I noticed you got a major

oil leak. Oh, [sighs] wonderful. Wonderful. You know, I shouldn't have to babysit Sam. She's 15. When I was her age, I had a job after school. Oh god. What now? I just heard my mother's voice come out of my mouth. I hate when that happens. Why don't you give yourself some time off? I understand the boss is very

understanding. Look, I I appreciate your help, Bun, but >> but don't. >> No, that's not what I'm saying. >> You know, when I was young, I wasn't always a prom queen. I remember this one time my mom searched my room. I was furious. >> No, I can't do that to Sam. Why not? You

have a right to know what's going on in your kid's life and obligation almost. All is fair and love and parenting. She already hates me. She's a kid. She hates everybody. You don't get a free pass just because you gave birth to her. Well, you know, for someone who's never had kids, you're quite the expert.

>> Well, I have a degree from Daytime TV University. >> I majored in Dr. Phil and minored in Jerry Springer. >> Very minor. Very minor.

Nice touch.

See you later. Come

on.

>> You lied to me. We talked about this. Get real, Mom. It's just a little pot, >> right? And everyone's doing it, huh? Where did you get it from? You have no right to search through my stuff. >> Yeah, well, you know what? When you shut me out of your life, you give me no

choice. >> Leave me alone. Get out of my room. >> Sam, that window was broken from the outside. I know you're in some kind of trouble. Tell me what's happening. >> Please, just leave me alone. >> You can tell me anything. I'll understand. >> Right. >> Give me a chance. Talk to me.

>> You come into my room and you look through my stuff. You have no respect for me or my feelings.

So much for that heart.

I just want to see you, that's all. >> You can come and visit during your vacation. >> Dad, I'm not talking about a visit. I want to come for good. >> Well, Sam, I don't think right now is a good time. What's going on? >> I just need a change. >> You can tell Rhonda she doesn't even

have to see me. >> Where's your mom? She's busy. >> She's always out anyway. She won't even know I'm gone. >> To the baby. >> Yeah, I'll be right there. >> It sounds like you need to go. >> Yeah, I'll I'll call you back shortly. >> Okay. I'll see you next Christmas then.

>> Byebye.

What? >> I uh I did some shopping. Um do you want to help me make some actual food? >> I thought I was supposed to stay in my room till the next ice age. >> Well, even prisoners get to eat. I thought after we made dinner, we could uh bake some of those chocolate chip

cookies you like. You know, the frozen dough, not the ones in the box. What do you think? Okay. Well, you know where the kitchen is.

Make sure you always know why the client wants the product.

>> What sort of places they'll be using it? Sam, dinner's ready.

>> Hello, >> Mrs. Cooper. >> Yes, >> this is Officer Thomas. Samantha was picked up by a patrol hitchhiking on Route 30 about half an hour ago. >> Were you aware of this? >> No, I I thought she was upstairs. Um, I'll be I'll be right there. >> There's no need for that.

>> She's under arrest. We're going to keep her in the locket for the night. >> This time the choice is not yours. >> Yeah, but >> you can pick her up in the morning. >> Isn't there some way that I can? >> Not today. Good evening.

They wouldn't let me get you last night. >> I know. >> What were you thinking hitchhiking at night? >> I was just going to go see dad. >> Well, you had me worried sick thinking about you in there. >> It's always about you, isn't it?

>> No more locked doors, no more games, and no more lies. So, I'm not allowed to have any privacy. >> No, there's a difference between secrets and privacy, Sam. I know you're in some kind of trouble. >> I'm not. >> Then what are you running away from? >> I was just going to go see Dad to

surprise him. >> Oh, he would have been surprised. All right. But not half as surprised as Rhonda. >> You really hate her, don't you? >> No. I don't know her well enough to hate her. Now, don't change the subject. Do I need to talk to the school? Is it a boy? Are you being bullied?

>> No. Can't you just leave it alone? No, I can't. You know, you've been acting strange ever since the night you took the car. Something happened, didn't it? >> Nothing happened. >> Okay. All right. I should just let you drive the car, drink, smoke pot, do whatever you want. I don't know how. You

have survived the last 15 years of repression. >> Hey, you can't take my computer. No, >> you know what? You can still use it downstairs where I can see what you're doing. And the same goes for your cell phone. >> No, you can't do that. >> Come on, watch me. You have 10 minutes to get ready. I've

got to take the car by the repair shop and then I'm going to drop you off at school. >> I hate you. >> You know what, Sam? I may not love everything you do, but I love you, and nothing's going to change that. Now, get ready.

>> Can't do this. You're insane.

Well, looks like your oil pan lost a fight with a big rock. >> Can you fix it? >> Can you leave it for the day? >> Oh, I have errands to run. >> It's okay. I got a loner for you, but you got to promise me that you don't take it on any off-road excursions.

>> Gordon, you're a miracle worker. >> Absolutely. Right after I fix your oil pan, I'm going to look after that global warming thing. First, let's do a little paperwork. >> It's sad about the Mills boys, isn't it? >> Yeah. It's not the first kid been killed up on that cliff at Iron Creek.

>> I heard something on the radio about a party. >> Yeah. Tuesday night, kids had some kind of big blowout. I can add a donation to the bill if you like. >> Be great.

Come in. That is a slaming look, sweetie. See you next week. All right. >> Hi, Laura. Well, >> hey, if she wants to look like Cookie Monster's sister, it's not my problem. My coffee is not as good as yours, bud. The price is right. Come on. Quite an enterprise you're running here. >> Yeah, just don't come up to our case

worker. She thinks it's a hobby. >> I'm okay. By the way, I got a perm coming in 20 minutes. >> I know. I should have called first. Listen, um I think Sam's in trouble. >> You mean not? >> No. God, no. Oh, no. It's something else. She just won't talk to me. >> Uh, okay. What do you expect me to do

about it? >> Well, you know how Sam tells Tori everything. >> And you want Tori to nar on her? Uh, no, I don't think so. >> No, it's just that um Sam tried to run away last night and I don't know what to do. >> Yeah, I guess I'd be worried, too. Tori um walked Sam home the other day

and Tori looked like she was really upset about something. Oh, now you know girls at that age, there's always some kind of crisis. >> Yeah, I know. But I think it's something else. I I think it might have something to do with what happened to the Mills boy. >> The kid who fell off that cliff.

>> Yeah. Look, I have to pick up Sam anyway today after work here. So, if she happens to say something, you want me to rat her out? Listen, I don't know you very well, but I got to tell you something. If you want to know what's going on with your daughter, then I would stop acting like

such an adversary. Okay. Now, look, I got to get ready for my next appointment here. >> Yeah, I uh I have to get to work, too. So, maybe just don't tell Sam I was here. Okay. >> Yeah, sure. Just keep it on the charger for 30 minutes and then try turning it over.

>> Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Make sure the bolts are nice and snug. Then top it up with 1030. >> Got it, Dad. Hey, have you talked to Tori yet? What's the point? What's the point? Dude, chicks are tight. They tell each other everything. We're going to have to deal with it. Look, if Tori knows anything,

she's not about to tell anyone. Not after what happened this summer.

>> Hey, Derek. >> This is Cooper. >> Is my car almost ready? >> Uh, yeah. I'm just finishing up. My dad's got the paperwork in the office. >> Uh, can I ask you a question? >> Yeah. >> Were you at the party the other night where Alex Mills got killed? >> Uh, no. I was over at Jordan's place.

>> Right. Yeah. Yeah. We were playing global warfare all night. I'm glad we missed it. It's brutal. >> Yeah. Poor Alex. >> Yeah. Yeah. Poor Alex. >> Would you happen to know if Sam was there that night? >> No idea. >> All right. Thanks. >> I don't like it. >> Thanks for the loner, Gordon.

>> No problem.

>> So, uh, Derek's working for you now? >> Yeah. after school on the odd weekend. He's got grease in his veins just like the old man. [laughter] >> I remember when he used to mow our lawn. The lawn mower was bigger than he was. >> God, those days are gone. Won't even cut

ours anymore. >> Mhm. >> How's that, Mrs. Cooper? >> Thanks, Derek. >> What did you do?

So, going to hit your ride back to your dad's. Maybe you should come, too. >> Hey, girls. What's popping? >> Just hanging out. >> Oh, I wish you would let me fix that for you. >> No, just leave it. >> Just trying to help. >> Hey, we got the new Nelly Fitt. You want

to come in and check it out? >> Got to go, Mom. Yeah, she was here earlier. >> What? >> She wanted me to think on you. Just keep that on the down low, will you? >> You're the best. >> Don't call me later. Okay. >> Yeah.

Where are we going? Well, I thought we'd just uh take a little drive. Give us some time to talk on the way home. You know, Iron Creek is so close to here. I thought we could go and take a walk. >> You know about Alex Mills, don't you? >> Everybody does. What about it?

>> You were there, weren't you? I I was where? >> At the party the night it happened. >> No, no way. >> Look, you don't have to lie to me, Sam. Look, I know you were there, and if you saw something, it must be horrible. >> I said I wasn't there. >> I think you were.

>> Mom, slow down. >> Mom, slow down. >> I can't I can't What's going on? I can't stop. Sam, hold on tight to something. Hold on tight.

[screaming] Oh god.

G, are you okay? Are you all right? Oh, it's okay. Oh, it's going to be okay. >> When the brakes failed, I uh drove off the road. That's all I could do to stop it. >> Sure. You're the one driving? >> That's right. Can we go now? >> What's the situation here, Thomas?

>> Brake failure. Could have been a lot worse. You're a lucky lady, Mrs. uh >> Cooper. Laura Cooper. I'm not Mrs. anybody. The insurance company's going to need that. >> Oh, thank you. >> Sam, you ready? >> Sam, where are you going? >> I'm just staying at Tori for the night. >> Sam,

>> hi, Sam. See you soon. She gets a ride home, will you?

Shauna, please. I'm taking Sam home. >> Laura, I told you on the phone she's staying with me and Tori tonight. Okay, you just go and sleep this off. >> Sleep what off? Listen, we all make mistakes, but driving with your kid when you've been drinking is about as lame as it gets. >> Oh, is that what she told you? Samantha,

get out here now. >> Oh, now just you settle down now. Okay, settle down. You can't keep me from my daughter. >> The hell I can't. Now Sam is under my roof and she is just fine for tonight. Okay, you just need a little time out here. >> No, I haven't been drinking. She's lying

to you. Samantha, now look. Okay, you just go on home and chill. I will drive Sam to school in the morning and we will keep this on the down low between us this time. >> Jonah, I'm not leaving without my daughter. >> You know what? You don't leave right now, Lauren. I'm calling the cops. And

you don't need that kind of grief. >> Great. If you don't call the cops, I will go home, Laura. Look, Samantha. Sam, I'm taking you home. >> Sam, Sam, come down here. >> Just you ignore her, sweetie. >> Samantha, >> you did the right thing. >> Sam, they could have been killed. Jordan,

what's your point? >> This is all a game to you, isn't it? >> The only problem that we have right now is you. So, you better man up. Nobody is going to add this up because nobody cares. No one is even asking questions. >> Her brakes fail right after the cars at my dad's shop. And you don't see that as

a problem? >> Look, even if Sam did add this up, it's only going to prove that we can get to her anywhere. We have her right where we want her. She's too scared to think. >> Yeah. Well, what if she gets so scared she starts to talk? You ever think of that? The cops are the last thing that

we have to worry about. >> You home, Jordan? >> Yeah, Dad. We're in here. >> What's up, boys? >> Not much, Chief. >> Well, I got some paperwork to do. You fellas want to order a pizza, it's on me. >> Yeah. Yeah, you bet. >> Sure. Yeah. It's 50 of you. >> Yeah, I go. Yeah.

How can you embarrass me like this? >> Sam, get in the car. Like, you're going to drive me to school in that. >> It's a loner. Our car got kind of trashed yesterday. Remember? Look, stop it. Get in the car, Sam. Get in the car. >> Let go of me. >> Look, I want to know the truth. I know

you were at that party. And I know you know the truth about Alex Mills. You want to know the real reason I left your father? It's because he was a bully. He was a bully mentally and sometimes even physically. And uh I stayed and I took it because I didn't think I could change anything.

But you know what? Finally, I did. And you know why? Because of you. So I wanted to be better for you. I wanted to do better for you. And I wanted to be someone that you could look up to.

Alex didn't fall. Everyone thinks it was an accident. What happened? Was he killed? >> I heard him yell. I just I couldn't stop it. >> Sam, we have to go to the police. >> No, you can't say anything. You have to promise. >> Uh, Sam. >> Mom, why do you think I was running

away? They'll hurt me. They'll hurt you, too. >> Who? I won't let that happen. >> It's already happening. The race didn't just quit by magic. Do you think I threw a rock through my own window? Now, do you believe me, >> Sam? I want to know who did this. Is it Jordan and his friends? Mom,

>> I can't tell you. I never should have told you anything. >> Yes, you should have. Look, it's not just about me, okay? >> Look, Sam, if you're trying to protect someone, >> I'm not I not exactly. It's just the same guy sent some stuff to a friend of mine. >> Look, who are you talking about?

>> I can't tell you. >> Not yet. >> Look, Sam, how can I help you if you don't tell me what's going on? >> You can help me by backing off just for now. Please, Mom. Just wait till after school. Then I'll tell you everything. You just have to trust me.

Go inside and get your things. Okay, let's get out of here. >> All right, let's go.

>> Tori, I need to talk to you. >> I told you to keep away from me. >> Tell Sam to go now. Get out of town or something. You know, after last night, you're lucky she's not dead. >> Look, I'm trying to do the right thing here, okay? Jordan is out of control.

He's going to do something big. >> Is that what you told Alex? >> Alex fell. That was an accident. >> You never were a good liar. >> Look, we were just going to scare him. It would got out of hand. >> What for, Derek? Another one of your video pranks. Alex was going to tell, wasn't he?

And I'll bet he trusted you just like I trusted you. When does it stop, Derek? >> Okay, nothing is going to happen as long as Sam just gets out of town. >> Here's $200 for my dad's gift register. Just give it to her and tell her to leave. >> Don't touch me. Don't ever touch me

again.

I am just sick about what happened. I don't know how I could have missed it. >> Maybe you didn't. >> Excuse me? >> My car was here all day long. >> Is there any chance someone could have tampered with it? >> You're not serious, are you? >> I know. Call me paranoid, but did you

see anyone else around? >> Well, there's people in and out of here all day, Laura. I mean, if you want to go look at the books from yesterday, fine. I don't know who would do such a thing. >> How long were Dererick and his friends here before I picked up my car? >> Not long. I mean, Derek,

>> you saying my blind mess with your car? >> No, I'm just saying it was a coincidence. If I could just talk to Derek. >> I think you better go. >> Gordon, please. I'm >> No, we're done here. >> You ought to leave now before either one of us says something we're going to

regret.

So, I hear that yummy mummy of yours is a hell of a driver. >> Yeah, lucky, too. Hey, she should try out for NASCAR. >> You know, Sam, you must be as dumb as you look. >> My mom doesn't know anything. >> Oh, really? Then then why didn't she ask us about Alex? Huh?

>> What? >> What? Are you deaf? >> We told you to be quiet. And we told you to disappear, so bookmark this, you little [ __ ] The car was your last warning.

You can't do this, >> Tori. I have to. We have to. Look, even if we get out of his place. They'll never leave us alone, someone will believe our story. >> Yeah. Who told you that? The cop fairy. >> You actually think that Jordan's dad is going to believe what a freak his son

really is? Well, he's not the only cop in the world. Look, my mom is already on to Alex's death. She'll help us find a way. I know she will. You told her? >> No, but we have to. >> No. >> Tori, I could have died last night. >> Okay. So, go to the cops. Just leave me

out of it. Okay. >> Tori, I can't.

That's her. That's Samantha Cooper.

Stop. >> Get off me. They're not mine. Of course not. Someone else was hiding drugs in your locker. Clear the area. Go on now. >> Sorry. Call my mom.

Done. >> Sam may have bent a few rules, but she's not a drug dealer. >> Mrs. Cooper, it's about time to face facts. Legally speaking, your daughter is encouraable. >> She is not a criminal. She was set up. >> Anto by who? Well, I'm not exactly sure, but I think it has something to do with

what happened to Alex Mills. >> That was an accident. The coroner's already signed off on the report. >> I hate to disagree with your coroner. But something's going on here. Don't you think it's a coincidence that our brakes failed? That Sam got busted? Why did the police only search her locker? >> We received a call from the principal. A

student slipped her a note saying your daughter was open for business. >> And you don't think that's suspicious? >> Well, the evidence speaks for itself. >> I want to see my daughter. [clears throat] Can I post? First, the case has to go before a judge to determine if your daughter's a flight risk.

>> She's not going anywhere. >> You mean no one's going to notice a little hitchhiking incident a few days ago or stealing your car last week? >> Miss Cooper, even if you could talk a judge into letting her out on bail, that doesn't mean she'll be coming home. >> Why? >> In situations like this, the court likes

to do a home assessment first. Make sure the child's not at risk. >> What risk? >> Samantha will probably be remanded to foster care until her trial date. >> But she hasn't even been charged yet. This is insane. >> No, man. It's the law. Your daughter's still in a holding cell. Let her see her for a couple minutes.

>> Go on now. >> Somebody call my mom. >> Call my mom. [laughter] >> That's perfect. >> Oh man. Yes. >> I wish I had a camera right in her face when she saw the cops. You know, >> this is sick. >> Hey, man, it's her own fault. All Sam ever did was show up at the wrong place

at the wrong time, okay? We're the ones who Look, I'm done, okay? I I don't want anything more to do with this stuff or you guys. What the hell's gone into you, man? >> No, let him go. He doesn't have the balls for it. Rewind this. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] I can watch this all night.

[gasps] >> It's classic. >> No, no, no. This face. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] >> The body shot. >> Did you call dad? >> Yeah. He said he'd be here as soon as he could get away. >> Yeah, right. >> Mom, I'm so scared. >> I know. Look, I'm going to call a lawyer

and we're going to get you out of here as soon as we can. >> But I didn't do anything. You know that, right? >> Of course I do. Look, um, it was Jordan, wasn't it? He's the one that put the drugs in your locker. >> That's why you didn't want to talk to

the police. I'm so afraid they'll hurt you and Tori. Why? What do you mean, Tori? Is she the one you want to talk to at school? >> What happened? Why? >> That'll do for now. Okay, listen. Um, everything's going to be okay. All right. You're going to be hearing from me very soon.

>> What a piece of work your mom. >> Yeah, she is.

Hell of a thing. Laura Cooper was in this morning. She thinks somebody messed with the brakes. >> Really? That's what I said. Who would do a thing like that? Then I put it up on the hoist. I can see the brake line's been cut. It's crazy. That's what I've been thinking all day

long. Can't make any sense of it, son. Can you? What the hell's going on? Derek. >> Derek. Garrett, come back here. Derek, come back here. Derek.

Hey, Tori. >> Hi. Uh, mom's not home. >> Oh, I know. I just wanted to talk to you actually about Sam. >> She didn't do it. >> I know. She told me that uh that Jordan set her up. And I also know that Sam saw what happened to Alex, but she said that

you might be in danger, too. So, um, did those boys do anything to you? >> She told you, didn't she? >> No, she didn't say a word.

Tori, Honey, >> it happened last summer right before school started. I went to this party at Jordan's house and Dererick and I were just fooling around, just making out in Jordan's room. And I mean, I started to feel dizzy and I thought it was the beer, but I started feeling all these hands

all over me. more than just two. Oh, no.

They must have put something in my drink or something. Do you uh do you think that Derek um talked to you? >> No. I don't I can't believe that he even knew it was going to happen, but there was too many of them. It must have been Jordan. It just came out of the dark like out of

nowhere and music was so loud. Ah, and you uh because of Jordan's father couldn't talk to the police obviously. And did you tell your mom? >> Mom would have killed them. >> I only trusted Sam. But the thing is I think Alex was going to tell. And I think that's why they killed him.

I um I had my calls forwarded from home. It might be about Sam. >> Hello, >> Mrs. Cooper. >> Derek, >> I need to come and talk to you tonight. It's about what Jordan did to your car. >> I knew it, Derek. We could have been killed. >> I know. I'm sorry. He put the E in Sam's locker.

I'll tell the cops. I don't care anymore. >> I'll come clean about Alex. Tori. >> All right, Derek. Listen, why don't you meet me at my house in about 20 minutes? All right. >> Okay. I'll be there. >> I'm sorry, Mrs. Cooper. >> I know you are.

>> Derek said he's right to tell the truth about everything. For real? >> Yeah. >> Oh, what the hell happened now? >> Mom, I'm so sorry. >> Whoa. Whoa. Hey. Whoa. Babe, >> she uh really needs you right now. She needs a mom she can really count on. >> Hey. Hey. Hey.

Hey, it's Derek. I'm not here right now. Do your thing at the beat. >> Derek, where are you? [music] I'm at the house waiting for you.

Derek, where are you? I um I waited all night. >> No, it's not Derek. It's Shauna. >> We just found out Derek was in a car wreck tonight out by Iron Creek. >> His car went off the road. He's in the hospital in critical condition. >> Oh no.

>> It's a miracle that Derek is alive. >> And doctors say they got to do more tests. >> I think there might be brain damage. His mother's in there with him now. I haven't been to a hospital since he was born. I keep thinking I yelled at him. What? Those are the last words I said.

>> Oh, Gordon, don't be so hard on yourself. [snorts] Derek called me last night. We were going to meet at my place. He said he knew what happened to my brakes. He didn't do it, but he knows who did. I think they may have forced him off the the road. >> My god. Who would do such a thing?

>> Well, I have a theory, but I need proof. >> That would make more sense than what the accident report said. >> What was that? >> That he tried to kill himself. You got to tell the police he tried to get a hold of you. Maybe they'll look at the accident differently. >> I will.

Listen, I'll take care of this. You take care of Derek. All right. He's young. He's tough. He's gonna make it. [snorts] >> You had no problem arresting my daughter. Why can't you just go out and pick him up? >> Jordan Bates, the chief's son. >> Yes. Would you like me to write it down

for you? >> Let's just calm down here. >> This is calm. >> Okay, look. Even if what you're saying is real, I can't just go arrest the kid on your say so. >> Look, my daughter told me what she saw. >> Afraid she's not exactly impartial. And what about Derek? He told me what she

said is true. >> And he's in no state to confirm that, is he? >> I know that. Who do you think drove him off the road? >> Mrs. Cooper, work with me here. What about the girl? Will she come forward for his charges? >> She can't. Not while those animals are still out there.

>> So, let me see if I got this. A girl was drugged and raped, but you only have her word on that. And she won't press charges or make a statement. These same perpetrators killed Alex Mills, tried to kill Derek Russell, sabotaged your car, framed your daughter. You have no proof of any of this. Have I got that right?

>> So what? Now I'm some crazy, desperate mother trying to save my daughter. Is that what you think? >> What I believe, Mrs. Cooper, is that you're physically and emotionally exhausted. Look, go home. Get some rest. Keep your theories to yourself until you have evidence to back them up. >> You know what? My daughter is innocent.

And if you won't help me, I'm going to prove it myself.

Hey, >> Mom. You got to get me out of here. I'm going to go. >> I know. Look, I talked to the lawyer earlier and he's going to be at the bail hearing tomorrow morning. Sam, I think this is probably the safest place for you to be right now. >> What's wrong? >> Um, [sighs]

Derek Russell was in a car accident and he's in pretty bad shape. Jordan, he was uh on his way to meet me. He was going to do the right thing, tell me everything. Tori told me everything that happened to her. >> She did? >> Yeah. >> So now you know why I couldn't tell you

everything before. >> Look, I know you were trying to protect her, but you should have told me. I would have been able to help. >> You were too busy. >> I was not. Like when could I talk to you? The 10 minutes before school when you told me I couldn't go looking like a

freak. Or maybe when you came home to do your stupid classes. Yeah. I uh I didn't know you were carrying all this around. I was trying to set a good example and work really hard. And I realized that maybe I wasn't being there for you as much as I should have as a mom.

So, what now? >> Officer Thomas said he can't go after the chief's son unless he has proof. And I know Tori will have a tough time coming forward with that. So, >> you said Tori told you everything, right? >> Yeah, I think so. What? What? Look, don't hold back from me now. Please

>> when it happened to Tori >> Jordan said if she told anyone when he put it on the net so everyone could see how much she liked it. >> He took pictures. Worse, I think he took a video. Jordan is stupid crew tape everything. God, >> listen. I love you. Okay. And I'll be back here

first thing in the morning.

Okay.

>> Cheek base. >> Mr. Cooper, if you have a problem, I suggest you take it up with your lawyer. The only problem I have is with your son. >> What does Jordan have to do with any of this? >> Why don't you ask him? Ask him what really happened to Alex Mills. Why don't

you ask him where he was last night when Derek Russell was driven off the road? Why don't you ask him what kind of a monster he really is?

I shouldn't have done that. Shouldn't have done that. Okay. I keep telling you, Dad, I was at the movies with Glenn last night. >> Then why the hell would the Cooper girl's mother look me in the eye and accuse you by name? I >> I Who knows what Sam told her? The mess

she's in, she'd say anything. >> You in some kind of trouble with this girl? >> No. No. She's just some loser from school. I barely even know her. >> So why you? >> Well, she probably thinks that I knocked on her. Okay. It wouldn't be the first time that I got busted for being the son

of the chief of police. >> If you're lying to me again, >> I'm not. I'm not. >> Listen, I've got a job to do in this town. People need to see me with respect. If there's something that I've got to know, I had better hear it from you. >> There's nothing. Honestly,

Shauna. Huh? >> Hi. I need to talk to Tori. >> She's been through enough. >> Please, can I come in? >> Yeah. >> I don't want you getting her all stirred up again. >> Look, Shauna, I just want to ask her a few questions. All right. >> Tell the police what they did.

>> No, that's between you and Tori. >> I want them dead. I want them all dead. Look, if it if it means anything to you, Dererick was trying to do the right thing. >> Oh, yeah. Well, what was he doing the night his buddies raped my little girl? >> This is all my fault. You know, let them

get away with what they did to me. >> No, this is not your fault. None of it is. >> It is. I mean, Sam's in jail. Alex is dead. And now Derek, >> I need your help. >> No. Hey, I said lay off. >> I can't. They'll come after me and my mom.

>> No, they won't. I promise. You don't have to talk to the police. Not until you're ready. And Jordan is is locked up. I just need to know something. Sam said that they may have videotaped what happened to you. >> They what? >> If that's true, she doesn't need to prove anything. >> Yeah, it's okay, baby. Just tell us.

Yeah, >> we've got to get our hands on those tapes. >> So, how are we going to do that? >> I don't know, but I'll figure it out. Look, maybe Dererick will come too and he can help us. I'm on my way back to the hospital. This will be over soon. I promise.

Oh, sweet.

Heat. Heat.

>> [snorts] >> Night night, little man. >> Get the hell away from him. >> I was just trying to make him more comfortable. Do you have a problem with that? What I have a problem with is rape, murder, and terrorizing my daughter. >> So, call the cops. >> You know, you may think no one can touch

you, but you're wrong. >> I have no idea what you're talking about. >> H

Jordan was going to kill him. I just know it. If I hadn't been there at that exact moment, it >> was a big leap between holding up a pillow and cold-blooded murder. >> Not for Jordan Bates. And if you didn't think there was something to this, why did you agree to meet us?

>> I took a look at Derek's car. I can't prove it, but it looks like someone could have forced him off the road into that tree. >> And that's not good enough for you. >> Nothing is good enough unless it stands up in court. You got to give me something else. >> All right. What about this? Your

department busted an ecstasy dealer downtown last week. >> What about it? >> Could Jordan have taken some of it and put it in Sam's locker? >> No way. He'd have to get into the evidence lockup. >> So maybe daddy's helping him. >> Bates is a hard ass, but I can't see him helping anybody get away with rape and

murder, even his own kid. >> You think that we are just jerking your chain here? Why would we make this stuff up? Anna, >> how many kids have to die before you decide to help us? >> I am helping you. You're asking me to open one hell of a can of worms here.

I'll look into it, but I got to watch my step. You got my cell number? Call me if the Russell boy comes around. >> Thanks for the coffee. >> So, wow. >> You think he's going to do anything? We're not going to wait around to find out. You still have those handcuffs. >> Yeah. Why?

>> Well, look at you. I told you to get the hell out of town. >> Leave me alone. Somebody help me. >> Save it. So, I guess you heard about Derek, huh? never was much of a driver. >> Can I give your mommy a message for you? Cuz I'm probably going to see her

tonight. >> You leave her out of this. >> You brought her into this when you told her about me. But I'm going to give you one last chance to change that. >> What? >> You're going to admit that everything you told her about me was a lie. That you made it all up to save your own ass.

>> No way, you psycho. >> Hey, you know you're not allowed back here. >> Yeah, I No, I'm just uh saying hi to Sammy. >> So, can I bring you some homework? >> Move it.

>> My office.

What the hell was that about? >> Dad, she's the one that's spreading lies about me. Okay. Where do you think your mom got that crap she told you? >> Since when does that give you the right to wander anywhere around this station? You feel like >> All right, fine. I'm sorry. >> That you are.

[sighs] >> One of my men pulled the file on your buddy Derek's accident the other night. >> So, he's a cop, isn't he? >> Don't smart mouth me. He's asking questions that shouldn't need answers. What the hell have you gotten yourself into? >> Nothing. >> I've been a cop for 22 years. That's long enough to know a lie when I

hear one. >> Well, do you think that I'm some sort of a killer and a rapist? >> Nobody said anything about rape. >> I just mean that she would say anything to get herself out of this. I I I can't believe you would believe what that [ __ ] says over your own son. God,

what did you do? What did you do? >> I didn't do anything.

Ah, hello. Hey, >> what the hell did you do to my car, you stupid [ __ ] >> Oh, I am so sorry. But I hope you have insurance cuz mine expired about four months ago. >> Are you kidding? You're going to pay for this. >> And who's going to pay for what you did

to Derek Russell? >> And what you did to Tori, Alex Mills, or my daughter. >> Hey, what's going on here? Well, you're Sam's mom. >> Oh, I'm flattered you remember me. >> Yeah, his attention span's probably as short as his. >> Oh, never mind that. But the cops know everything thanks to these tapes.

>> Where' you? Dererick's recovering. He told us where to find them. >> You're lying. >> No. They were in his locker at school. >> No. No. Jordan would never take those out of his house. >> Are you sure about that? >> Cops are out looking for you and Jordan right now. >> But we found you first, so we thought

that we would just hold on to him. >> No. No. >> Hold it. >> I mean, out of here. >> Hey, let go of me. >> Damn it. Oh, well, >> not exactly what we expected, but hey, at least you know where the tapes are. >> Now he's going to run straight to

Jordan. >> Yeah, you better call your cop. What's he going to do about it? Call a judge or get a search warrant. By the time he does that, the chaper Jordan will have destroyed those tapes. Unless I can get to them before Glenn gets to Jordan. Look, I need your truck. Yeah, I'll come with you.

>> No, no, no, no. I'm going to drop you off at the hospital in case Dererick comes around. And if he does, you call the cops. I'll leave you myself. >> I sure hope you know what you're getting into. Yeah. So do I.

>> Glenn, where are you? >> Here. >> Hey, it's over, man. They got us. >> What the hell happened? >> Sam's mom and another [ __ ] jumped me. Dererick told them about the tapes. They know everything. >> No, that's impossible. >> No, it's not. Okay, they're coming for you and they're coming for me. So, let's

get out of here. >> Just shut up and lay low until you hear from me. Okay, you got that? >> Didn't you hear me? They know everything. They know nothing. So, just stay here and keep quiet. >> Miss Cooper, you're in a hell of a jam here. You know that, don't you? >> I didn't do anything. You know it.

>> Well, you got guts. I'll give you that much. Guts will be good for you in Belvadier. Come on. We're going to Union Bill. >> My mom's going to get me out of here. No, no. I talked to your mom already. She's going to meet us there in half an hour. >> What are you doing?

>> The girls facility in Unionville is where we're going. >> No, I want to talk to my mom. >> No, come on. >> No, I want to talk to my mom. >> You got to do your time in Unionville. That's where we're going. Come on.

>> Chief's office. >> It's Thomas. I need to talk to him. I'm sorry, Officer Thomas. Chief's on his way to Unionville. >> On his way to Unionville.

Unionville's the other way. Where are you taking me? Where are you taking me?

Derek. Oh god, Derek. >> Thank God. I I'll get a doctor.

Hello, >> Mrs. Cooper. >> No, it's Shauna. I was just about to call you. Dererick's awake. He's going to be okay. >> That's great news. Look, I need to talk to Mrs. Cooper about her daughter. Ah, God. Laura's going to kill me for saying this, but >> she's on her way to Jordan Bade's house

to find the tapes. >> She's what?

Get out. >> No way. >> I said get out. >> I'm trying to let you go, you little fool. >> As if. You just want me to escape so you can shoot me in the back. Look, I got uh um there's like 135 bucks here. Take it. It's yours. Here, take it. >> Just go.

>> You just want me to disappear so I can't tell anyone your son's a killer. You know it's true. You know it's all true. And you can't make me disappear. None of this is going to go away. >> Jordan is not a killer. He's my son. >> You can't let him get away with this.

>> You just can't. >> Available units in sector 3. Respond to a silent alarm at 1281 Park Drive. Repeat. >> My house. >> Drive.

Come on, you dump. We don't trust you anymore, right? >> Yeah, man. Heard you've been running your mouth. >> Got to learn to keep it shut. >> I wouldn't tell anybody. Do I know that? Do I really know that? >> Yeah. >> Back off. >> Oh man.

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the show. Mrs. Cooper, huh? You know, you disappoint me. I didn't think you'd be so reckless. I mean, breaking and entering into the chief's home. >> Oh, it was just horrible, officer. When I came home and saw that my house had been broken into, I went and got my dad's gun. I just don't know what Mrs. Cooper was

doing in here. I can't believe that I killed her.

>> Look, Derek told me everything before you ran him off the road. >> Is that so? >> Yeah. And I know everything about Tori. Jordan, it's over. Well, it is for you. Oh jeez. >> Drop it. >> Jordan, it's over. Put the gun down now before you do something you're going to regret.

>> It's too late for that.

>> You shot me. You shot me. >> Somebody had to. He'll live. >> You were right. [sighs] He got the ecstasy from the evidence locker. >> No, you can't prove that. >> Call an ambulance. >> Someone outside wants to see. >> Officer Thomas Dease. >> Copy. Officer, >> I need an ambulance to 1281.

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