02x05 - Digital Underground

[bunniefuu]

[camera clicks]

♪ Microphone check mic check one two ♪

♪ Baby baby baby can I get with you? ♪

♪ I like the way ♪ Yeah

♪ I like the way ♪ Uh

♪ I like the way ♪ Shake it baby

♪ I like the way ♪ Move it move it

♪ I like the way ♪ Come on

♪ I like the way ♪ Oh yeah

♪ I like the way ♪ Uh uh

♪ I like the way ♪ Yeah

♪ Microphone check mic check one two ♪

♪ Baby baby baby can I get with you? ♪

♪ I saw you when you walked in that door ♪

♪ And I watched you make your way to the dance floor ♪

♪ But when you move that body left to right ♪

♪ That's got me all the way hypnotized ♪

♪ Baby was watching you you know just what to do ♪

♪ Lights camera action go ♪ Baby I love that you're in

♪ You know what's on my mind watching that body moving ♪

♪ Jealousy's in my head ♪ How can I get you in my bed?

♪ 'Cause ♪ I like the way you groove

♪ I like the way you groove

♪ And I like that thing you do ♪ And I like that thing you do

♪ You really turn me on ♪ You really turn me on

♪ I could watch you all night long ♪

♪ Baby I like the way

♪ Microphone check mic check one two ♪

♪ Baby baby baby can I get with you? ♪

♪ The way you shake that thing round and round ♪

♪ It's making me want you here and now ♪

♪ Right now ♪ So I make my way over to you

♪ And you do that thing on me and I know just what to do ♪

♪ Everyone's watching us it's like we're making love ♪

♪ Lights camera action go

♪ They really love that you're in ♪

♪ You know what's on my mind rocking that body wild ♪

♪ Fantasy's in my head ♪ I gotta get you in my bed

♪ I like the way you groove ♪ I like the way you groove

♪ And I like that thing you do

♪ And I like that thing that you do ♪

♪ You really turn me on ♪ You really turn me on

♪ I could watch you all night long ♪

♪ Baby ♪ Baby I like the way

♪ I like the way ♪ I like it

♪ I like the way ♪ Ooh I like it

♪ I like the way ♪ Baby

♪ I like baby I like the way I like the way ♪

♪ I like I like I like the way

♪ I like I like

♪ I like the way I like I like

♪ Baby I like ♪

[theme music]

Yes, Hal, I'm aware that it's not their jurisdiction, okay?

But they're my best guys, and this is my daughter.

No, your guys are gonna list this as a runaway

and sit on their butts for 48 hours,

and we can't wait 48 hours.

[sighs] No. I don't know what it is.

But I wanna find out now.

Yes, I'll keep you posted.

Thank you. I owe you one.

[sighs]

I'm sorry about that, Caroline.

That's okay, Mrs. Cooper.

I, I gotta get to school now.

I can walk Justin if you want.

No, that's okay. We'll take him later.

[sighs] Thank you, Caroline.

Now you talk to the other kids, okay?

If you hear anything, you let me know immediately.

If she makes contact, you tell her that we love her,

please come home, whatever it is, we can work it out, alright?

- Don't worry, Mrs. Cooper. - Okay.

- Bye. - Bye.

[engine revving]

Lieu, you alright?

Sorry. Bad question.

Uh, I really appreciate you guys coming.

Look, everything's off the table until we find your daughter.

And look, let's just do this by the books, okay?

Because if not, I don't know if I can hold it together.

Well, then we gotta start with her room first.

Alright.

It definitely wasn't an abduction.

I mean, she took her clothes and she left the house.

How long she have that computer?

Since last Christmas. We got it for her first schoolwork.

You hooked up with any of those online services?

American Link-up.

No, no, no, no, that has nothing to do

with this FBI bulletin stuff.

She never even took the desk cover off this.

What FBI bulletin?

Pedophiles making contact via computer.

They lure the kids out of their homes.

It's been in the news all the time.

But you say Megan never used that computer.

- She used the computer, mommy. - When, honey?

After she'd make me dinner, she'd talk

to her computer friend every night.

She stopped watching TV with me.

- What computer friend? - I don't know.

- When will Megan be home? - Oh, soon, baby.

I'm gonna contact Moreno. Maybe she can dig something up.

[instrumental music]

My parents must be going crazy.

Maybe I should call.

Calling would just make 'em more crazy.

Let them think it over.

But I should let them know I'm okay.

You know, maybe they need to worry a little,

give some thought to how they've behaved,

get their priorities straight.

By the way, you look great.

You think so? Really?

Always have.

Got some terrific pictures of you at my place.

Really? Cool.

This is so weird.

I wonder what everyone at school is saying.

Ah, they're all jealous.

They probably think I'm crazy.

When they see your pictures in a magazine,

they'll be even more jealous.

My car is this way.

"Megan, it was nice to see you today."

"Sorry to hear about the problem at home."

"Parents never seem to understand."

"Steven, you're so easy to talk to."

"Do you really wanna get together next weekend?"

"I really had fun today."

[sighs] Sorry about this.

That's the last of her e-mail.

[exhales sharply]

I feel like I'm about to go out of my skull.

I mean, I deal with crap all day.

Subs who show up drunk or don't show up at all.

Clients screaming at me.

It's a different kind of business than

the construction business.

I mean, is the world falling apart or what?

[sighs]

I remember listening to Dodger games on the radio.

Remember my parents' first TV.

Now some pervert's making dates

with my little girl on the damn computer.

Trust me, we'll find him and nail his a*s to the wall.

Maybe you'll find him. Don't BS me, Williams. I know the score.

Think about if it was your kid. Ain't pretty, is it?

[instrumental music]

Oh. Thanks.

Thanks for the offer, Steven,

but I don't think

I should stay here.

You don't have to, but you'll be safe.

I got something for you.

My pictures?

I can't believe this is me.

Did you show them to the agency?

Yeah.

What?

They thought you looked a little young.

Young?

They said I looked young?

Look, there are other agencies.

People look at a picture, they don't see what we see.

They thought you weren't sexy enough.

We'll go somewhere else.

But you said this agency was the best.

We'll sh**t another set. I-- I can look older.

I can look sexy.

Look, this is what they want, Megan.

This is what sells magazines.

This girl, 16. Looks 25.

See, the way she's dressed, the makeup, hot clothes...

We sent 'em yearbook pictures.

[eerie music]

I can look just like these girls.

Just... [sighs]

just sh**t another set, okay?

Cooper: There's got to be a way we could trace this creep.

There's got to be a directory,

some kind of service

where you could find an address.

Steven is listed as Star Steven, 9-5-7 pound.

- No address. - "Star Steven."

- What the hell is that? - It's just a code.

Unfortunately, it could also be a name he made up.

What, are you telling me these people can just--

People use online services for anonymity.

You can say anything to anyone.

"Megan, if you want to, you can stay with me for a while,

or maybe I can pick you up tomorrow at...

S-Stowe Park!"

[intense music]

Excuse me, sir. Have you seen this girl at all?

[indistinct chatter]

Thank you.

Ma'am, excuse me. Have you seen this girl today?

- No. No. - Earlier today?

Ma'am, excuse me...

Excuse me, sir. Have you seen this girl today at all?

- Mn-mn. - Take a good look!

That looks familiar.

- Come here. - Sorry.

I can't believe we're doing this.

- Hey. - What?

That's the saddest thing I've ever seen.

I would not want to be in that house tonight.

You think you can find this guy?

If he's smart, he's lost in cyberspace.

It's like an obscene phone call

or a letter with no return address.

Anything we can do?

Maybe tomorrow. I'm going back to the squad.

I'll get a court order for American Link-Up.

[car engine starts]

[engine revving]

Torres: You're gonna go see G?

Williams: Tomorrow, I tell you,

after all this, I wanna handcuff that boy to me.

I hear you.

We're gonna go by Natalie's, man.

Go put some money in your pop's pocket.

Maybe we'll see you over there.

- Nah, I can't go there anymore. - Why not?

Ah, come on. Don't tell me he's doing that again.

No, he's not into that junk. He's, uh...

He bought Natalie's with a loan from Adolfo Guzman.

Adolfo Guzman?

Didn't you go to school with that small-time hood?

Yeah, back in the day. But he's not small-time anymore.

He's hooked up with the Guineas now.

So what you saying, we need to do something?

No, we don't need to do a thing.

I'm gonna take care of this myself.

[instrumental music]

♪ The closer I get to you

♪ The more you make me see

♪ Like giving me all you've got ♪

♪ Yeah

♪ Your love has captured me

♪ Mm mm mm

♪ Over and over again

♪ I try to tell myself that we ♪

♪ Can never be more than friends ♪

♪ But all the while inside I knew it was real ♪

♪ The way you make me feel...

Yay! [laughing]

♪ Lying here next to you

♪ Ooh ooh ooh

♪ Time just seems to fly...

Cooper must be going out of her mind.

You know, I know if G ran away--

Does he use that computer?

Just for schoolwork or whatever.

- You sure about that? - You know...

When he's on it, I monitor him pretty closely.

You've always been great for him.

Well, thank you.

I know I've been, uh, slipping a little bit lately.

Well, you have been carrying your load.

I just want to, uh, apologize for the last few months.

You know, I... [sighs]

Sometimes I just didn't know if I'd make it.

Apology accepted.

And I also wanna thank you for taking such good care of my boy.

Well, you know, he is my boy, too.

I know, I'm, I'm just saying, you know, I don't think

that you should have to carry all that by yourself.

Well, if you're saying now that this is all behind you, then...

[sighs] I hope so.

Well, G would be very happy to hear that.

♪ Yeah

♪ Sweet as the gravity

♪ Sweet as the gravity baby yeah ♪♪

Think Megan's okay?

I don't know, David.

I have to imagine she's okay, yeah.

I just...

I don't know. Maybe if you were home more...

If I was home more? What about you? Where the hell were you?

I provide for my children. They live in a nice house.

They'll be able to go to college.

And I'm supposed to be like June Cleaver,

waiting for them after school with cookies and milk.

I work my a*s off to give them those things.

Oh, excuse me. Where are you, from Mars?

We wouldn't have those things if I didn't work my a*s off, too.

Alright. I'm sorry.

It's just...[chuckles]

[sighs] Let's both face it.

Megan sat at that computer for the same reason

a street kid joins a g*ng, because she needed something.

Whatever that was, she wasn't getting it from us.

[instrumental music]

[sighs]

Thanks for the business, J.C.

Hey, doesn't look like you need it.

I'd like to see your partner.

Well, Mike, he's a little concerned

about the company you've been keeping.

I see, Eddie. He's making such a big deal out of--

h*-- hold that thought.

Yo. I'll be right there.

Listen, whatever you do, don't tell Cooper, alright? Cool.

What happened?

A young girl's body was found in a dumpster in Stowe Park.

[telephone ringing]

Torres: Yeah. Alright, thank you.

It wasn't Megan.

Well, that's good. Well, at least for Megan.

- Who was it? - Probably Kay Schuler.

Disappeared from Queens four days ago.

Her mother doesn't answer the phone, so we left a message.

- How old is she? - Twelve. A mature twelve.

- Looks like she was strangled. - Sexual stuff?

Nothing you can ID someone off of couple of bruises.

The guy probably cleaned her up after he was done.

Missing person's report said he made his contact through this.

- Same guy. Moreno: I won't know...

Until I get some more information.

Torres: I say we leave Cooper alone tonight.

She's probably not sleeping, so there's no need

to make it any worse than it already is.

You guys take off, I'm gonna play around with this thing

some more, see if I can find something.

- Hey, don't make any dates. - Oh...

Who knows? Maybe that's just what I should do.

[instrumental music]

[siren wailing]

Lieutenant! What's going on?

Catching criminals, Detective Torres.

At least I trust that's what's going on.

- I mean-- - Do I have to draw you a map?

Do you have any idea what it's like for me sitting at home?

- No. I can't imagine. - No. Right answer.

So let's just do our jobs, alright?

Yeah.

Thank you.

Oh, dear Christ. This poor girl.

How's her mother?

Well, she was notified by a sector car.

She works a night job, didn't get home until 9:00.

She let a computer babysit her kid.

Well, it sounds like she works real hard.

Yeah. Sort of makes you wonder, doesn't it?

Alright. Where are we?

Well, it looks like Megan had been talking to Steven

for about a month.

They met three times before she ran away.

And how do these people find their victims?

Well, American Link-Up has these things called chat rooms.

You just log on and start talking.

You can talk in a group or get as private as you want.

So instead of prowling the parks and the playgrounds,

you just go online...

until you find someone lonely enough to go along.

[instrumental music]

And there's no footprints, no fingerprints,

no witnesses...

Sorry.

Criminals screw up sooner or later.

I got a court order for Torres and Williams

at American Link-Up.

Maybe Steven did leave a print of some kind.

Yeah.

You know, if this guy did k*ll the Schuler girl,

we may not have much time here.

I know, lieu. We're on it as hard as we can be.

Okay, Megan. Very hot. Very, very hot. Beautiful.

Beautiful.

[indistinct chatter]

That's it, honey. Oh, that's gorgeous. That's very nice.

Honey, unbutton your blouse.

Here, let me do it.

♪ Escape

♪ For the nine-five

♪ Hey you know how they do

♪ So lay back and kick it

♪ And let's get live

♪ Ladies

How do I look?

Like a beautiful doll.

Move the blouse off your shoulder.

♪ A man that makes you want to laugh, sisters ♪

♪ Well, I think--

Good. Good.

That's right, lieu, American Link-Up lists Steven

as David Lin, 567 Myrtle, in Queens.

Alright, we'll meet you there. Let's go.

[camera clicking]

Smile.

♪ So good

♪ So good

Come on, this is what they want.

♪ Oh well

Look at me. Look at me, right here.

♪ That you do to me ♪ Do to me

♪ It's so good

A little more.

♪ It's so good

Work with me.

♪ Ladies never have I ♪

[dramatic music]

Perfect. You look great. Hold it there.

[intense music]

Alright. Come on. Let's go, let's go, let's go.

Look, no one is coming in or out of this place.

Are you sure this is the place?

According to the guy at American Link-Up.

Let's do it.

[music continues]

[machine whirring]

- David Lin? - Yes.

We're looking for Megan Cooper.

- Who? - This girl.

Her name is Megan Cooper.

I have never seen this girl. It is just my family.

Let me check around.

We have reason to believe you had contact

with this girl, Mr. Lin.

I don't know her. I don't want no trouble.

Do you have a computer, Mr. Lin?

No, but I am saving to buy soon.

It's good for their education.

You got a credit card?

You'd better check the balance.

Somebody may be using your number.

I mean, this guy could open an account every day.

Moreno was telling me about some guy who used



They got to be able to trace that, though.

It's like a phone call, right?

Yeah, unless he's doing it on his cellular phone

and that'll take forever to trace.

- Oh... You know... - Damn.

I hate to say it, but this b*stard's no dummy.

Yo, man. I think you need some new wheels on that thing.

Yo, my man, you know nothing about this boot, alright?

Throw these in the back, please.

- What, you got a new hobby? - No. Actually, it's an old one.

I was gonna go spend some time with my son.

But I'll blow it off if you need me to.

And why would you do that?

Because we have work to do.

- Well, how's he gonna feel? - Disappointed.

Then he'll call one of his friends. He'll be alright.

Play with your boy, J.C.

[instrumental music]

Williams: You could do it. I know you can.

I have faith in you, man.

I got faith in you, baby.

Don't let me down. Aw!

Gregory: I'm getting tired of falling.

Look. Rhythm is the key, alright?

What does rhythm have to do with it?

Watch my body, alright?

You get the rhythm, you keep your balance.

When you have your balance, keep your head up

so you can see where you're going.

Come on, boy. You can do it!

Make me proud now.

Come on!

Come on, baby!

Oh! Oh!

- I'm never gonna learn this. - Get up. Watch this.

Now you can do this, black man.

You know why? 'Cause you're black.

Just like the African drum, you have rhythm in your soul.

To the side, side, side. Left, right. Hold head up.

- Right. That's right. - I'm doing it.

- Of course you are. Come on. - I'm blading!

Now after you do that, you start busting moves like this.

- Ah! - Ha-ha!

Ah! [laughs]

[telephone ringing]

[indistinct chatter]

[Torres sighs]

For you.

Thanks.

- How you doing? - Tired.

Reading through this crap hoping our friend Steven logs on.

There are a lot of desperate people out there.

I hear you.

Listen, you hungry?

Yeah, I could get a sandwich, slice of pizza.

Um, I was thinking more of a, you know, sit-down.

You know, take a real break, have some dinner, you know?

I need to keep working on this. I could get a sandwich.

Yeah. Well, uh, it was just a thought, you know?

If it doesn't work out, it creates problems.

There's nothing to work out, I was just asking you

if you wanted to eat, you know?

Okay. Listen, why don't I bring you back something, alright?

Uh, yup. Slice of pizza. Uh, two. Extra cheese.

- Let me get you some money. - Yeah, why don't you?

- Dag, you're cheap. - I'm kidding. I got you.

[chuckles]

Kay was such a smart kid.

You know, lively up here.

That's why I got her the computer.

[sighs] Well, we all try to do our best for them.

Even that online stuff...

I wanted her to have access,

not be denied just 'cause we didn't have much money.

Mrs. Schuler, this is gonna be

the worst thing that ever happens to you.

Don't make it more difficult by blaming yourself.

Yeah. Is that how you're handling it?

Excuse me?

At the station someone told me about your daughter.

Mm.

I'm sorry, I just don't understand

how you could be here.

And you seem so strong.

[sighs] They told me you went back to work.

- I had to. - Yeah, well...

My people are out there breaking their necks

trying to find this guy.

I need to help them.

For my daughter, for Kay, for you...

and for whoever might be next.

You got any other children?

My first son died.

Then there's Megan

and I have two sons at home.

You?

[instrumental music]

Kay's gone.

She's all I had.

[sobbing] Kay...

[Mrs. Schuler mumbling]

[instrumental music]

[dramatic music]

What?

I was in the chat room where Megan met Steven.

Please just tell me, Nina.

Well, there was nothing all day and then these two people

were talking about things, sex things,

and one gave the other the picture.

- Well... - I'm sorry, lieutenant.

[sobbing]

[instrumental music]

Hello, stranger. Can I get you something?

No, I'm okay, pop. How you doing?

Well, look around you. People are back.

Food is great, talent solid. It's a real success story.

[indistinct chatter]

Carmen Valente here for the music

or does Santucci's money man have other interests here?

This is a public place, Eddie.

We card for age, not for reputation.

- That's too easy, pop. - Eddie, don't.

That's the way it goes, a meeting only.

Torres: Good evening, gentlemen.

Well, look who's here. Let me buy my old school chum a drink.

I'm fine. Hey, don't let me interrupt your argument, huh?

No, it's not an argument. It's a negotiation.

Oh, about your percentage for laundering Santucci's money?

You see a crime, bust somebody.

You willing to make a confession?

[sighs] I confess.

You're getting on my damn nerves.

That's the idea.

Hey, tell me something.

How you making it on that fat, city salary?

I'm eating. I got a roof over my head.

Hm. That's it, huh? [chuckles]

That's all I need.

[instrumental music]

[dramatic music]

[sighs] Boy, that boy's out. Dead to the world.

Well, I guess so, after all that falling. [scoffs]

Told you that child's got no rhythm.

See, don't play.

His book put him right to sleep.

You know, I forget how much fun it is to read to him.

- I'm glad Cooper made me come. - I feel so bad for that woman.

You know, when something like this happens,

it just makes you rethink everything.

You spend all these hours just working and working,

you know, you forget the important things.

You need anything?

No, everything's fine.

Good, good.

[sighs] You know, this place is looking good.

Mm-hmm.

Maybe I'll, um...

Maybe you'll what, JC?

[chuckles] Nothing, I... I'll go home.

You probably should. But you know what?

I'm glad that you're spending time with your son now.

- That's good. - Yeah. Me, too, you know?

- You're okay? - I'm fine, you know?

I'm not worried about me.

What, since Sandy, you haven't--

No, no, I... [sighs]

Anything going on with you?

You know what? We'll talk about it.

Okay.

- Have a good night. - You, too.

[door opens]

Downloading pornographic pictures

of children is a misdemeanor.

Look, I didn't hurt nobody, huh?

- You two do this a lot? - We just met last week.

- On the computer, right? - Well, yeah. Mm-hmm.

Well, welcome to the real world.

So every time you do this, you get new photographs?

Well, you know what they say about variety.

And this Steven guy is your supplier?

- Usually, yeah. - But you don't know him, right?

Of course I don't know him. I don't even know her.

Torres: Or how to get in touch with him, maybe?

Well, he changes his code a lot,

but he usually finds you,

and all of his pictures have this little star in the corner.

Yeah. Cute. Regular old club, huh?

Safer than the streets, officer, you know?

Cheaper than dating.

And you can go home whenever you want to.

You guys are sick.

You think someone draws those pictures?

That's someone's child.

Think about that next time you're getting off.

[door opens]

And you'll send the new pictures to the agency today?

Absolutely.

They're gonna like them. They're sexy.

I don't look young, that's for sure.

They'll love 'em.

You look like a woman, Megan. Beautiful.

I'll never forget everything you've done for me.

- What was that for? - Everything.

[dramatic music]

Steven...

No. Please.

So beautiful. Yeah.

- Please... - It's okay. It's okay.

It's fine.

Okay, the stars showed up on two pictures in Ohio.

One of the girls was m*rder*d.

The other escaped, but after being r*ped.

- Think this is our guy? - Well...

If he's going by Jimmy, then...

But it's Steven's pattern.

Whoever it is, what can we do?

Until he logs on, not a damn thing.

Williams: Let me know.

- Hey, lieu. - Hey, Williams.

Moreno: Hey, lieu. - Hey.

- Those creeps leave yet? - Yeah.

Good. If I'd have seen them, I'd have choked them.

So what's happening here?

Chatting. Still trying to meet Steven.

Up close and personal, huh?

Maybe you don't wanna see this.

You bet I don't.

[instrumental music]

[music continues]

All cleaned up?

Like I told you?

I'm going home now.

No, you don't.

W-what? You-you got what you wanted.

That isn't how it works, Megan.

[intense music]

No...

- Get away from me! - Ah!

[groaning]

[door opens]

b*tch!

[door shuts]

[groans]

[instrumental music]

[footsteps approaching]

[door opens]

[music continues]

Woman on PA: Dr. Robertson, report to recovery room 6.

Dr. Robertson to recovery room 6.

Excuse me. [sighs]

My daughter needs to see a doctor.

She ran away with an older man, and I think, uh...

[sighs] she might have been r*ped.

Talk to the admitting nurse. I'll see her right away.

Thank you. I appreciate it.

"Leon. How old are you, Jenny?"

- How old am I? - Ah, you're 16.

[keyboard keys clacking]

Moreno: Do you have a boyfriend?

No, no. No boyfriend.

"Do you wanna talk in a private room?"

Not yet. I'm not even sure if this is our guy.

[intense music]

Oh.

- Go on, girl. - Hello, Steven.

[music continues]

You know, everything we've been doing's gonna have to change.

- Absolutely. - Megan's gonna need counseling.

And I really think we should all go together.

- I'll find the time. - Yeah, me, too.

The city can spend my overtime somewhere else.

We've got some savings. We can cut back on things.

David, I mean, they need to know

that we're there for them all the time.

They need to know that we love them

more than anything in this world.

We always loved her, honey.

Yeah, but you know what I'm saying?

[sighs] I mean, life is so short.

If we're lucky, we watch, we watch them grow up

and we even enjoy it a little bit,

or we wind up like that Schuler woman I talked to yesterday.

- Honey, listen-- - Dear God...

That could have been us, David.

That could have been us.

[footsteps approaching]

Torres: Lieutenant.

- How's she doing? - They're examining her now.

Moreno made contact with Steven.

She called American Link-Up, trace went nowhere.

He's using a cell phone, keeps hanging up.

- Can't get a location. - What does he want?

Moreno's playing it young. He seems to like that.

That son of a b*tch.

- Is the squad all set? - Set and ready to roll.

Megan give anything on a location?

That would help, though.

I hate to ask, but maybe you could push her.

[indistinct announcement on PA]

There are no signs of forcible r*pe.

- Thank God. - No, I'm sorry.

But that doesn't mean something didn't happen.

What I'm saying is there's no evidence,

but I think she's had sexual intercourse.

There's a slight hematoma on her perineum, some minor bleeding

and she was extremely reluctant to go through the exam.

So you're telling us that there's--

I'm sorry, ma'am.

I've been through this a hundred times,

and there's nothing to take to court.

[instrumental music]

[door opens]

Hi, sweetheart.

You need to help us, Megan.

We need to find the man who hurt you.

[music continues]

[sobbing]

[upbeat music]

[tires screeching]

Let's go.

[indistinct radio chatter]

[grunts]

I'll check the back.

Williams: What have we here?

Hm.

Well, well, well.

[indistinct chatter]

[school bell ringing]

Alright, so daddy's gonna come here

and pick you up at three o'clock, alright?

- Okay, mom. - Okay.

Megan.

I'm sorry, baby.

I love you, mom.

I love you, too, honey.

You hold your head up high, alright?

- We're gonna be fine. - Yeah.

[school bell ringing]

[sighs]

[indistinct chatter]

Cooper: Okay, Regina, you'll be on the bench in Stowe Park.

Williams, Torres, you'll be pushing the brooms.

- You okay? You look good. - Thanks.

[intense music]

Yeah.

[upbeat music]

♪ Ah computer love

♪ Easy

♪ Ever since in juvenile I've been wild ♪

♪ Now I'm a grown pedophile that hunts for a child ♪

♪ I'm like the Afro b*tch Joe but less sexy ♪

♪ And I bet the undercover don't even suspect me ♪

♪ It's insane how I pick their brain ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm so strange mixed with derange ♪

♪ Like I'mma put you on--

[engine revving]

♪ Then hook up a place where you'll then meet me ♪

♪ A witness scheme alluring team ♪

♪ You fit magazines and look lovely on screen ♪

♪ It's easy pickin' and that's how you pick 'em ♪

♪ But you pick them this time you pick the wrong victim ♪

♪ Ah computer love

♪ Ah computer love

♪ So young people better watch where you step ♪

♪ 'Cause freaks like me you will never suspect ♪

♪ Computer love

♪ Yeah yeah easy ♪

[intense music]

- Hi, Jenny. How you doing? - You... It's nice to meet you.

Exactly like I pictured.

It's good to finally meet you.

[indistinct chatter]

No, no, don't wake the baby.

[indistinct chatter]

[music continues]

- I gotta go. - What's wrong?

[indistinct chatter]

Williams: Freeze!

Freeze!

[screaming]

[clamoring]

Come back!

[clamoring]

[engine revving]

[tires screeching]

Are you okay?

Hey! Ah!

[engine revving]

[dramatic music]

[g*nshots]

[tires screeching]

[horn honking]

[intense music]

♪ The closer I get to you

♪ Oh oh oh yeah

♪ This feelin' comes over me

♪ Sweet as the gravity

♪ Yeah

♪ Sweet as the gravity

♪ Sweet as the gravity

♪ Baby yeah yeah

♪ The closer I get to you

♪ The closer I get to you baby

♪ Sweet heavens sing yeah ♪ You baby

♪ Yeah baby

♪ So you wanna get closer yeah oh yeah ♪♪

[wolf howling]

[instrumental music]