Cheater, Cheater (2024)

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(knuckles rapping)

Trick or treat.

Don't you look cute?

You're a little old to

be trick or treating,

but I love your costume.

Thank you.

See you later.

Oh, new record?

The most we've ever had.

Hey, you know what?

More trick or treaters

means less candy for us.

Well, I could stand to lose a few.

Yeah.

Lose, gain, I'll take you however you are.

Well, you better after 18 years.

(knuckles rapping)

Did you turn the light off?

Of course.

(knuckles rapping)

Should we make it seven?

(Sonia screams)

Police are still searching for clues

and have questioned multiple

people as persons of interest.

We'll come back to you with

more on this developing story

as it unfolds.

(indistinct)

Partying hard, huh?

Long Halloween all the way into November.

Yeah, I guess you could say that.

After school activities.

Hey man, you think I could

get a pack of cigarettes?

Sure. If you got ID.

Oh man, I'm in my costume.

I don't even think I got ID.

Yeah, no, ID, no cigarettes, bud. Sorry.

Come on, man. Do me a solid.

No, I could lose my license.

I got this ID.

Prairie County High School. You go there?

Hell yeah, man. Go dogs.

Hmm. Do I know you?

I swear I know you from somewhere.

Man, are you from Oregon or something?

My man, Peter's from Oregon.

He lives out there with his mom.

And you are?

I'm Joey.

Yeah, well Joey, you smell like alcohol

and you're trying to buy

cigarettes and you're underage.

So why don't you just do

everyone a favor and go home?

Whoa. They just found

a f*cking another body.

No way. Dude, that's

like five now or six.

Five.

Somebody's closing

out October with a bang.

For real.

Hey, so what's up, man?

You gonna sell me a pack of cigarettes?

No.

But I am gonna tell you

to get the f*ck out of here.

Man, f*ck this. Let's go.

Trick or treat, m*therf*cker.

Let's get the f*ck out of here.

Stay vigilant, Yakima.

The k*ller is considered

armed and dangerous

and seems to be prone to

undisputed violent outbursts.

Good morning, I am Officer Frank Kerns.

Good morning.

Are you Mr. Logan Wist?

I am.

Are you related to Emma Wist?

You found Emma?

Did you report her missing?

No, she took off after

we had an argument.

I haven't been able to reach her.

I figured she was just

blowing off some steam.

Well, we received a

phone call this morning

at the station, and

unfortunately we found her car

at Parkson Pond underneath the ice.

And his car was found?

Mr. Wist,

Emma was still in it.

I'm very sorry for your loss.

There's nothing I could say.

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My name is Joseph

Givens and I'm an alcoholic.

I spent these last five years in Seattle.

I had to get away,

away from the Yaks.

Alcohol,

it was my drug.

Every hour of every day I need to drink.

I was hiding bottles,

hiding 'em in my closet,

hiding 'em in my cabinets, behind my bed.

I was drinking and driving.

And when I get really drunk,

I flip out, start yelling at people,

smash bottles all over the place.

I was crazy.

And I kept drinking and I kept drinking.

But I don't do those things today.

I think I'm finally ready,

ready to go back,

back to Yakima,

back to the skate park,

the best produce over at Fruit City

and the berry patch on a tandem

with the best damn caramel

apple pie I've ever tasted.

Hold it there

Wait a minute

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't you stop now

Don't you stop now

Don't you stop now

Don't stop

Don't stop

Don't stop

I can feel the beat dancing in my song

Makes me feels complete

Fills me till I'm home

I can feel the beat dancing in my song

Moving on our feet till we lose control

I can feel the beat

Makes me feel complete

Fills me till I'm home

I can feel the beat

Moving on our feet till we lose control

Don't stop

Get into the flow

Don't stop

Get into the flow

Don't stop

Get into the flow

Don't stop

Oh, Joey. Oh my gosh.

It's so good to see you.

Hey mom, it's Joseph now not Joey.

I'm putting that messed

up kid, Joey, in my past.

Gosh. Wow, you look fantastic.

Thanks mom. You too.

Oh, you're a liar.

[Peter] Hey Joey.

Peter, what the hell are you doing here?

[Peter] Visiting your parents.

Yeah, I see that. Why?

Well, I try to come

around at least twice a year.

Someone's gotta take care of your parents.

Okay, all right guys.

Coffee, sandwiches anyone?

Hey Roy, will you come

cut the bread please?

I'll get the coffee.

I got it, mom.

Okay.

Is black okay?

Oh, is that roasted?

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(glass shatters)

Mom? Hey, mom?

I'm okay. I'm okay.

I'm okay. I'm okay.

No, Peter, stay back. I got this.

Careful with the glass,

mom, okay? Let's go.

Yeah, I swear I'm doing fine, okay?

I will cut out the red meat.

I will actually get some exercise in.

Look, I gotta go. Okay.

You know I never forget a face?

Oh yeah. And why is that?

Halloween night five years ago,

you and your buddy came in here, "Go dogs."

Yeah.

You were definitely up to no good. Yeah.

Yeah, that was me. I've changed.

All right. It's been five years.

Can anyone change that much?

Yeah, I can.

Hey, where's your buddy?

He come in here with you?

What friend?

You know the guy you had with you?

I swear I knew him from somewhere.

No, I don't know.

I don't know who you're talking about, man.

Right, no idea.

Protected him, that's cool. I respect that.

I mean, we all gotta do our thing

to protect our friends and family.

I'm not protecting nobody.

I'm just here for a coffee pot.

Big coffee drinker?

I am.

Well, we don't have

any coffee pots right now,

so I'll tell you what, I'll

put your name on the list

and let you know when it comes in.

Okay, do that.

Joseph Givens.

Hey man, real quick.

Yeah.

How the hell do you

remember that night so clearly?

There was a lot going on. It's Yakima.

There was the murders

and my wife died.

Was she m*rder*d?

No but She might as well have been.

I mean that night ruined a lot of lives.

Hey man, I'm really sorry for your loss.

Sorry.

Hey, so if you wanna start unpacking

that new shipment.

Oh, see that...

Am I f*cking invisible?

(knuckles rapping)

Hi, correct me if I'm wrong.

Are you Joseph Givens?

Yeah, that's me.

Holy sh*t. We went

to high school together.

- Oh, for real?

- Yeah.

Everybody just up

and left after graduation,

so it's hard to keep up with people.

We should link up sometime.

Yeah. Well, Yakima is really boring.

But hey, Yakima's home.

Yeah, we can link up.

Let me get your number real quick.

Hey, hold up. I'm gonna be leaving soon.

But a phone call doesn't hurt.

You're right. Let me see it.

Actually, it would be nice to run

into someone who's not

hating on me these days.

Why would anybody be

hating on Joseph Givens?

Trust me, they're hating.

Hey, call me anytime, okay?

All right. I'll call you later.

See you, Joey.

- Bye.

- Bye

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Mom? Dad?

Boo. Go dogs.

Oh, you're gonna count.

God, you piss me off, dude.

Did my mom see that?

No. No, no, no.

Did my mom see that?

No.

Holy sh*t, dude.

Chill.

Yeah?

It's just a joke. Joey.

It's not funny.

f*cking d*ck.

Get the hell out of here.

Get a sense of humor, as*h*le.

Get a life.

Get a better mask.

Dinner has arrived.

- Oh, thanks.

- You're welcome.

It smells delicious.

I hope you two are hungry.

Oh, I'm starving.

Hey mom, I'm sorry I

couldn't find you a coffee pot.

I'll try a few more places tomorrow, okay?

They didn't have any Saps?

No and see, I had them order one,

but who knows when it's gonna come in.

It's so irritating.

We'll have instant until then.

So what's it like to be home again?

Have you run into anybody?

Yeah, it's great.

Well, I ran into Mr. Wist at the store.

That was interesting.

And I ran into a girl from school.

Oh, who is that?

She said we had some classes together,

but I don't really remember.

Well, are you gonna call her?

Well, maybe. I don't know.

She's got my number.

Sorry, I'm just not that hungry.

You're the best.

Goodnight. You're welcome.

[Joseph] Good night, pop.

Good night, bud.

Goodnight to you too, Joey.

What?

(phone ringing)

Hello?

Hi Joseph, this is Amber.

Oh, hey, what's up?

Hey, I hope I'm not

interrupting anything.

No, you're not interrupting anything.

I'm just going over some old Yakima drama.

Yakima is boring as it gets.

We didn't even peak five years

ago because of those murders.

Oh, that's right and they

never caught the guy, huh?

Yeah, he either skipped

town, dead or he's hibernating.

This is gonna sound messed

up, but I hope he's dead.

So where have you been

hiding out this last half decade?

Over in Seattle.

I had to get away from this town,

you know, get a fresh start and all

and now I'm back.

I wanted to see my parents.

Well, I bet they've missed you.

Yeah, I think so.

It's been really good to see them anyways.

Oh, hey, I was going through the yearbook

and I saw your picture.

Well, did it ring any bells?

Maybe? Were you a skater?

No, not at all.

Well, look, no hard feelings.

I did a lot of bad stuff in high school

and I don't even remember

high school half the time.

You know, if I could do it over again,

I would do it completely different.

I completely understand

where you're coming from.

(knuckles rapping)

Hey, there's a knock at the

door. Can I call you back later?

Yeah, no, that's cool.

Have a good night.

You too, Joey.

Hey, how can I help you?

Hey, yeah.

Is Joey Givens home?

Joseph, that's me. And you are?

Shane. Shane Bowers.

Shane, what can I do for you?

Hey, look, Joey,

I'm gonna be honest with you, man,

I haven't really had much in life,

not much at all really

but I do have my fiance.

She's the love of my life.

She means everything. Amber Calvin.

Okay.

Do you guys have like

a history or something?

I was over at her apartment last night

and I noticed your number in her phone

and when I asked her

about it, she got nervous.

No, I don't even remember her really.

Right. Look, I need to know.

I need to know if you guys had a history.

I don't even remember her.

I don't need someone from

her past trying to come around

and take her from me

and well, what's in the past is in the past

and it should stay there, right?

Good. Thanks.

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Stop it. Let go of me.

Peter?

What are you looking at?

Well, I'm half expecting

the cops to show up

and arrest you for assaulting

that woman out there.

What are you talking about?

I barely even touched her.

You're never gonna change.

You haven't changed at all.

Have you?

I have. I have.

You can't make the things

from the past disappear, Joey.

It happened. It will always have happened.

You might as well just accept the facts.

What happened?

What are you even talking about?

You don't remember? You're

gonna play that card, huh?

All right, let me refresh your memory.

Prairie County High Halloween night,

you, I, hot science teacher?

Shut up, dude.

I've tried to change.

I can't make my past disappear,

but I can make sure it never happens again.

Bravo, Joey. Bravo, I'm excited for you.

Yeah, go on, leave again.

This isn't Seattle, Mr. Givens,

okay? This is Yakima.

We don't have the tools

to pull a fingerprint off a piece of paper.

It would take time.

We'd have to send it out.

You know, someone broke into my house,

stole a pumpkin mask

and left a note.

That should be enough.

It just says, "Welcome home, Joey."

It's not exactly the most

threatening thing I've ever seen.

Joseph, hey, how's it going?

Uncle Frank, man.

Peter told me that you were back in town.

How long are you gonna

be staying with us for?

Only until tomorrow.

I'm just back to make amends.

I'm clean and sober now.

That's amazing. I'm so proud of you.

How's that going?

Really good, man.

Kind of weird, you

know, being sober and all,

but... Yeah,

It's good, man.

The weird thing is Peter's

been staying with my parents.

What's that all about?

Yeah, he pops into

town from time to time.

And if I'm being completely

honest, I don't get to see him

as much as I wish that I did.

But anyway, I know your

parents have been really

struggling without you, Joe.

Is there a problem here or something?

I guess not. Apparently

this isn't Seattle.

Okay, well why don't

I drop by later tonight

after my shift is over and we can catch up

and talk about anything

that you wanna talk about.

Are your parents gonna be around?

It's hard to say.

- They're so busy all the time.

- Okay.

But I'll be there, for sure.

Okay, well sh**t me a text.

I'll drop by after my shift

and it's so great to see you.

You too, Uncle Frank.

Be safe out there, okay?

Thanks.

Oh, sh**t. Shane,

what are you doing here?

You're supposed to be at work.

Yeah, I'm on break.

Hey look, listen, I just

came by to let you know

that I talked to your friend, Joseph

and I think he understands now.

I think he gets it.

Understands what?

That he should back the hell off.

You're my fiance. We're

about to get married.

He shouldn't be coming around.

What the f*ck, Shane?

Hey, listen... Dude,

we're just f*cking friends.

- Is there a problem here?

No, I just came by to see my fiance.

Oh, that's sweet.

- You're Shane?

- Yeah, Shane.

Well she's on the clock till 5:00, so.

All right. I guess I'll see you later.

Why don't you go unpack

that shipment in the back?

- We good here?

- Yeah, definitely. Thank you.

- Have good a good day.

- You too.

Do you ever just feel like

you're making a really

poor decision in life?

Sure. We all make bad choices.

I think it's just being

aware of the consequences

and maybe trying to be

considerate of other people.

I'm not judging.

Just saying, think about it.

Hey Joey.

[Joseph] Yeah.

Did you see what happened in the kitchen?

I did.

Were you just upstairs?

No, I just came back from the kitchen.

Yeah, I think someone was in the house.

And broke the pitcher.

No, to steal that pumpkin mask.

Where's that pumpkin

mask you had on yesterday?

Man, I don't know. It was over there.

Your parents probably took it.

Why do you think somebody

came in to take a $3 mask?

My parents took it? My

parents wouldn't have taken it.

Where's my parents at then?

I don't know. They've

been gone for a while.

Yeah, they're missing.

Missing? Man, you look pretty stressed.

You've been drinking, Joey?

Joey.

Come on, Joey.

Man, calm down. It's just a joke.

What the f*ck is your problem?

- Oh hell no.

- What?

Who's Amber?

Read the text

Coffee pot from Saps.

I mean, I can go get it.

Hey, I am here for

delivery for Joseph Givens.

No deliveries today.

Are you sure?

He got a text message saying

a coffee pot had come for him.

Let me just double check. No.

Are you sure?

Can you like go check

in the back or something?

There was no deliveries today.

But quick question, how

do you know Joseph Givens?

He's my cousin.

Well, that makes a lot of sense.

You came in here five

years ago, acting a fool.

Wouldn't tell me what your name was.

Can I just get the

coffee pot so I can leave?

We don't have any coffee pots.

She just told you that

and we told them that.

Yeah, there was no

scheduled deliveries today, so.

What's your name?

Who are you?

Wait a minute. I know

exactly who this kid is.

This kid's the cop's kid.

That is classic. You

come in here acting terrible.

You don't want me to know

because you're related to a cop?

Listen man, if you keep pressing this,

you'll get hurt.

Ooh, I'm super scared. Is that a threat?

I wonder what daddy would think.

Call away. Let's see what he has to say.

What's going on here?

I got a phone call at

the station saying that

there was some kind of

violent incident happening here.

Did you guys call?

No, sir.

Look, officer, you could take a good look

around the store.

Nobody called the cops.

Stupid pranks. Come on, Peter, let's go.

What are you doing here, man?

Peace out, girl scout.

Hey, what was going on in there?

Nothing.

Are you sure?

Honestly, it felt like a lot

of tension disappeared

the second that I walked in.

But nothing happened.

I went in there to get a coffee pot

that had supposedly gotten here.

The guy's nuts.

Peter, honestly, it feels like

there's something you're not telling me.

Nothing happened, I swear.

You know you can talk to

me about anything, right?

Also, you don't have to run

to your uncle's every time you're in town.

I really wanna spend more time with you.

Hey, I love you.

[Roy] Hey, it's Roy, leave a message.

Dad, it's me.

I am really worried, man.

Call me back, please

as soon as you get this.

(knuckles rapping)

You called?

Where's my uncle at?

I thought he was gonna

be the one responding.

He's on another call

right now so you got me.

Okay, well look, my parents are missing.

I'm worried. I've been

calling, calling, calling.

It's not like them not to answer.

How long have they been missing?

Since this morning.

There's a protocol we have to follow.

A person has to be gone at least 24 hours.

So you mean I'm going

to what, wait 24 hours

to call back and you gimme

the same stupid story?

That's right.

Why'd I even come back here?

Did they have any plans?

Was there anyone else here

the last time you saw them?

No, there wasn't anybody else here, man.

It was just me.

Oh wait, Shane Bowers was here.

Bowers, the realtor?

He was dressed real nice.

He had on real nice clothes.

I don't know what he does.

What was he doing here?

He thought I was messing

around with his girlfriend,

his fiance or something, I don't know.

I'll pay him a visit.

Call me if you hear

anything from your parents.

Thank you.

Five years and they never caught the guy.

What?

Dude, the serial k*ller, you remember,

k*lled like five people?

Duh. Of course, I do.

Well f*cking good. sh*t.

Found a week later drowned

in the pond, Emma Wist.

Was she k*lled too or something?

No, it says apparent suicide.

Looks like she drove right

into the pond before it froze over.

She was still buckled in

her seat too. sh*t's crazy.

I don't know, man. I

don't even care about that.

I'm worried about my parents right now.

Killings stop right then

and there. No more since.

What if she k*lled them

all then k*lled herself?

What if? You're an idiot.

You never know, dude.

People like that exist.

My parents are outside.

Hmm?

[Joseph] My parents are outside, man.

Okay.

Where are they?

Mom? Dad?

I'll go get a flashlight.

Hey, go check in the

drawer in the kitchen.

Okay.

Dad?

Mom?

(body thuds)

(flesh squelching)

Uncle Frank, are you okay?

Peter's dead, Joseph.

My son's dead.

You know, there hasn't been a

m*rder in Yakima in five years

since you left.

What are you trying to say?

I think you know what I'm saying.

Go home, Frank.

Take some time. Call Miranda.

Anything from your parents?

No, nothing.

I'll file a missing persons

report tomorrow morning.

Thank you.

Hey, man, uncle Kerns

doesn't think I had anything

to do with this, does he?

No.

But he said-

People say things when they're upset,

when they're grieving.

Did you see anyone else in the house?

No. Just that stupid fake text.

That was bait to get

you out of the house.

Did you hand your phone over to evidence?

Yeah, I did.

Okay. Do you have

a place to stay tonight?

I'll find one.

All right, let the station know

where you're gonna be

staying in case we need you.

Don't leave town.

Why?

Standard procedure.

I'll send out an alert to my officers.

Let them know to keep an

eye out for Shane Bowers.

He's someone I'd like to speak to.

(knuckles rapping)

Just one?

Yeah, just one.

You won't get your money's worth.

Checkout is at 9:00 AM.

I don't really have anywhere else to go.

Good to know. 30 should cover the night.

(mellow music)

[Operator] The wireless customer

you are calling is not available.

[Roy] Hey, it's Roy. Leave a message.

We will have more

on this developing story tomorrow at 6:00.

To recap, local law enforcement is sorting

out the pieces tonight

after a brutal stabbing

at a farm in Yakima.

Police are still trying to

find a person of interest.

This is the first homicide

in Yakima in over five years.

The first and final victim

being of the unsolved

and mysterious Yakima serial murders.

I'm Rebecca Christian, Channel 10.

(mellow music continues)

(knuckles rapping)

You never let us know

where you were staying last night, Joe.

Sorry, I forgot.

Do you know how many

motels there are in this town?

Two.

I don't wanna be tracking you down.

Come on, let's get to the station.

For what?

Questioning.

So any word on my uncle?

He's on leave.

He's gonna need some time.

So you didn't see anyone else in the house?

No, it was just me.

All right, well I had someone

take a look at your phone

and the texts from your dad

did in fact come from his phone.

They pinged off a tower near Yakima.

Of course, most calls to the

area ping off that same tower,

so we can't tell where it was sent from.

Okay, but he was outside

and it was his phone, so

that means it was him, right?

What about this text from Amber Calvin?

What was that about?

So Amber texted me

and she told me that the

coffee pots were in over at Saps.

Peter insisted he'd be the one to go,

but then she told him that

she didn't even text me at all

so I don't know.

You have her number in your

phone? You knew it was her?

Well, no see, she

used a different number,

but I thought that she was trying

to hide the fact from her fiance

that she was talking to me, you know.

Bowers?

Yeah, that's him.

Okay, do you still have

that text on your phone?

Yeah, I should.

Well your parents have officially been

declared missing persons.

The entire crew is

keeping an eye out for them.

Hopefully we'll hear something soon.

In the meantime, just stay at the motel.

Okay.

(mellow music)

Oh, hey.

Hey, did you get that

coffee pot in by any chance?

No, I told your cousin already

we didn't get a coffee pot.

Wait, my cousin?

You didn't text me?

No.

Hey, Shane's not here, is he?

No.

Well, were you like trying to hit me up

on a different number,

like hit me up on the low?

It's cool

For the third time, no.

Why are you even asking

me all these questions?

The number is 6057.

That's the last four digits.

That's Shane.

Where is he? Where is he at?

Well, I live with him.

Amber, did you ever

get that stuff unpacked?

Hey, sorry to hear about your cousin.

What happened to his cousin?

- You didn't hear?

- No.

Peter Kerns, the cop's kid.

He's one of the victims.

I genuinely am sorry, man.

I'll leave you guys alone.

Look, I really want talk to you,

but right now I gotta go.

(microwave beeping)

(phone dialing)

Shane, are you at work?

(microwave beeping)

(knuckles rapping)

Nothing from your parents?

No.

Miranda's been worried sick.

Honestly, she's not in

a good place right now.

Her flight, she'll be

coming in from Oregon,

sometime tonight.

Man, I'd really like to see her.

I'm sorry, man.

Yeah, me too.

Why is Mr. Wist always so angry, man?

The guy from the store?

Honestly, Logan hasn't been

the same since his wife died.

She wasn't m*rder*d?

No.

She drove her car into the

bottom of Parkson Pond.

It just seems weird to me.

How'd you know to check the pond?

We got an anonymous tip.

We never got the guy's name.

I wonder who was out there at 2:00 AM

in the middle of a snow and ice storm.

(knuckles rapping)

(ominous music)

(flesh squelching)

So you never had like

a gut feeling or anything?

Nothing.

They seem to have been

chosen randomly. No reason.

Nothing to connect them.

Wrong place at the wrong time.

[Shane] What's in the past is past.

A sick, unhinged mind.

So did you end up checking Mr. Wist then?

Yeah. No, nothing came out of it.

He's the one that told

us about the argument

and then later that week we found her.

We didn't find anything on him.

His son and daughter

were able to solidify the alibi.

They said that he was with them

when we believed that she k*lled herself.

And the kids?

Logan's kids?

No, I haven't seen or heard

from 'em in a long time,

since the initial killings actually.

Where are you staying now?

You know this Cedar Creek Lodge?

Okay, why don't you go back there

and I'll check on you later, okay?

I'll make sure that you're okay.

All right.

(phone ringing)

Yakima Police Department.

This is Donna, how can I help you?

Hey Donna, this is Frank.

Oh, Frank, how are you doing?

We've been thinking a lot about you.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

Could you please help me out?

Yeah, I'll try my best.

Would you mind checking

for me if there's any houses

or businesses or farms, churches,

anything by Parkson Pond?

Hold on, I'll look it up.

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

(zip squeaks)

Deputy, this is the

lady that called it in.

Mrs. Carpenter, right?

Yes.

You said you saw someone

suspicious in the area?

Yeah, it was a guy.

He was in all dark clothes

and a scary pumpkin mask with a hoodie.

A pumpkin mask?

Yeah.

And that's when you called us?

Well no, it wasn't odd or

anything because it's Halloween.

But then I called you guys

because I heard a lady screaming

and the same location the

screams were coming from,

I saw the guy running.

How tall was he?

About your height

and your build.

So this was a man?

Yeah, I think so.

- Did you see a weapon?

- No.

He must have had it in

his sweatshirt or something.

Obviously he had one.

All right, we're gonna send someone by

to take your statement.

In the meantime, just hang around.

Okay.

- It's already 1:15.

- I'm so sorry.

She's normally very reliable.

I don't know what's happened. Please.

Water's in the back.

(phone ringing)

Hey Rose, how are you?

Hey dad, I heard about the murders there.

I wanted to check on you. Are you okay?

I'm good. Yeah.

Really? You heard about

Yakima all the way down in Florida?

Yeah, I just wanted to let you know

that Nick and I are on our way up there.

Nick, too? Well, that's good.

I haven't seen you both

since your mom's, you know.

The funeral.

Well, we miss you, dad.

Sporadic phone calls just

aren't cutting it anymore.

Yeah, I miss you too.

I'll let you know when

we get into Yakima.

Of course. Just travel safe, okay?

I worry about you.

- Love you.

- I love you too. Bye.

My daughter, she's

probably about your guys' age.

I haven't talked to her

much the last couple years

since her mom and I had this whole-

Just how much for the water?

It's on the house. Sorry

for keeping you waiting.

Have a great day.

Now, where is Amber?

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Police say the victim,

Amber Calvin was home

on a lunch break when the attack happened.

Investigators are

questioning other neighbors

around the neighborhood

where the m*rder took place.

We'll have more on the

story tonight at 11:00.

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(phone ringing)

Hello? Yes, I'm on my way.

I'm telling you.

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(phone ringing)

[Frank] Hey Joe, it's Uncle Frank.

Joe, we need to talk.

We found your parents.

They were at Parkson Pond.

Joe, they're dead.

Joey?

Joey?

Joe?

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Hey, Joseph.

Hey man, I know that's you.

Hey look. I'm just here to talk.

Why don't you just come out here, man?

Stop f*cking around.

(knuckles rapping)

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(flesh squelching)

Sir, you can't be here.

Where's Shane?

Sir, if you do not leave,

I'll have to escort you out.

Where is Shane?

Sir, just please leave.

Hey, hey, hey. Whoa, whoa.

Joseph, we have enough

to deal with here right now.

Okay, you can't be here.

Where's Shane?

Why?

Look man, I just got

a call from my uncle.

My parents are dead, okay?

Shane's been texting

pretending to be Amber.

Shane k*lled my parents.

Shane k*lled Peter. Shane k*lled Amber.

Hey, Joseph, I'm sorry about your parents

and I promise we will make this right,

but you are grasping at

straws right now, okay?

There was a note in Amber's apartment.

It seems like Shane's phone was missing

or stolen or something.

He's lying.

Okay, we don't have anything

on Shane right now, okay?

His alibi checks out.

As far as we can tell, he was at work.

Look, go home. Cool off.

- I'll be here.

- Yeah, I'll go home, man.

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Shane?

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(Joseph groans)

Yakima PD.

Anyone there?

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Joseph?

Hey, Joseph.

sh*t.

(Milton groans)

Hey.

(g*n fires)

(phone ringing)

Hey, Rose.

Hey, Nick and I are

at your house right now

and the door's locked.

Where are you?

I just had to stop by the

store to pick something up.

Well, where's Hayden?

I thought he would've been here for sure.

Then he must be out.

I've been anxious to

see him. It's been so long.

Rose, let me call you back.

(ominous music)

Somebody in here?

Come out.

I'll f*ck you up.

I'm serious, man. I'll do it.

This is your last warning.

Joseph?

You are awake.

Good.

Don't worry. I called the cops.

They're on their way.

Skid Row, you know 'em?

One of my favorite bands from the eighties.

You know one

of their most popular songs

is about an 18-year-old kid

who made a mistake and it

followed him his whole life.

Now, Van Halen, that was a band.

"Hot For Teacher"?

Drum solo's great. It's a classic.

Were you ever hot for a teacher?

I was.

Mrs. Miller.

I was so young then.

I wouldn't know what to

do with her if I caught her

and she was married so there's that.

You sure? You were never hot for a teacher?

Not even your science

teacher, Mrs. Montgomery?

Small town.

I only have one bandage. Sorry.

You wanna tell me about it?

Any juicy details?

How was she?

I heard she was one of the victims.

She got m*rder*d.

Wasn't your wife m*rder*d?

Yeah.

Yeah, she was.

Yes sir.

Emma.

Emma Wist.

Emma Wist Montgomery.

Man.

Oh, he got me good.

It's not your fault.

You didn't commit a crime.

She did

with a minor,

two minors,

which is why

I had to k*ll her

and your cousin.

Sorry. I gotta k*ll you too.

I just want to know why.

No, no.

Why would you f*ck up my life?

- Please.

- And why her?

What the f*ck did I do?

No, no.

No, please, no.

Ms. Wist, I am Officer Kerns.

When was the last time that

you spoke with your father?

I talked to my dad earlier today.

How did he sound?

Fine, I guess.

Okay, do you speak with him regularly?

Yeah, once a week maybe.

Maybe once every two weeks.

And what, you just decided

to drive over here on a whim?

No, the news of the murders

made its way to Florida,

so I wanted to come check on him.

What about your brother?

How often do you speak with him?

I haven't talked to him

since my mom's funeral five years ago.

Why is that?

My dad said that he wanted

to keep himself locked away.

That he couldn't be a part of a world

that our mother was no longer a part of.

Ms. Wist, your father has

been looked at as a suspect

for the murders that have

happened over the last five years.

I'm so sorry to be

the one to tell you this.

What about Joseph Givens?

Is he gonna be okay?

We think Joseph is dead.

The blood found in your

father's store match his DNA

and the amount, it was too much for anyone

to have survived that kind of an attack.

I'm sorry.

We'll stay in touch.

(g*n fires)

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(shovel thudding)

Rest in peace, Joseph.

This ain't over yet.

We got work to do.

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