Dimension in Fear (1998) - full transcript
Escaped murderer Cal Lewis wants revenge for those responsible for him being put away. Enroute from Texas to Las Vegas he crosses paths with young TV news reporter Deidre Holland who quickly becomes his target.
(drums beating)
(thrilling music)
(police sirens wailing)
- [Policeman] Freeze!
- [Policeman] You have the
right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and
will be used against you
in a court of law.
You have the right to an attorney present
while you're being questioned.
If you don't have the
money for an attorney,
one will be provided for you.
Do you understand the your rights?
Do you waive your rights?
- [Policeman] Bring him up.
(sirens wailing)
- [Policeman] Spread 'em!
Freeze!
- I'm gonna go ahead and follow 'em on in.
- I'll report it.
11472D.
- [Dispatcher] Come in 1147.
- We have a Caucasian male,
approximately six feet two 185 pounds,
code four, attempted robbery on a bakery,
no ID, you'll know where he
is when he gets down there.
Over.
(clanking)
- Hey did you hear from dad yet?
- Not yet son, but you better be careful.
We got a celebrity coming in.
- Hey when do we leave?
- We got a couple new
friends that's coming in,
we need you guys, come on.
- Hey, I'm going out
to dinner with my wife.
Can you handle it?
- Yeah, I'll take care of it.
- Come on.
- Can I speak to Detective Mays please,
this is Captain Greg down at the jail.
- Just a moment please.
(phone ringing)
- Yeah this is Mays.
- Detective Mays I have a call for you,
I'll pull you through.
- Detective Mays?
Yeah this is Captain
Greg down at the jail.
Couple of my guys picked up Cal Lewis,
and I just thought you'd
like to know about that.
We're booking him in right now.
- Oh Captain, that's great.
Where's he at now?
Okay look captain I don't want
to tell you your business,
but watch this guy like
a hawk, he's a real nut.
Yeah I'll be over first
thing in the morning.
- We'll be looking for ya.
Bye bye.
- You don't look so tough.
- Man you know I gotta
baby, I wanna go pee.
- Hey shut up, sit down,
no one's talking to you!
- Alright I'm done here, let's go.
- [Man With Blonde Hair] Let's go.
- I gotta go pee.
- Take him on down, I'll
be down in a minute.
- Hi Mable?
Hi, it's Susan over here at the jail.
Yeah we're gonna be a better wheel.
Yeah can you believe it,
we've got that state murderer
here from the state pen.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, see ya.
(thrilling music)
(thudding)
- [Inmate In Yellow] Whoa whoa
sarge, he's hurt, he's hurt.
(thudding)
- Oh my god!
Dude what are you, crazy?
(alarm ringing)
(groaning)
- And that's the latest on
the Middle East situation.
And on the local front, we
have a story from Scott.
- Cal Lewis, the serial killer,
who had previously escaped
from a maximum security prison,
has been apprehended and
is safely behind bars.
- So I guess we can all rest
a little easier knowing that.
But first it's time for the weather,
with our own Dedra Hagan.
Dedra.
- Hi I'm Dedra Hagan
with your local and
national forecast for today.
Locally we are experiencing
clear blue skies
with a high expected at 86.
Winds are not too subtle
at 20 miles per hour,
but should die down by early this evening.
Nationally showers are
peppering in the Midwest,
while the heavier storms
are hitting the Carolinas.
And as you know, Hurricane
Harold wreaked havoc
on the Florida coast last week.
Damage estimates are in the millions,
but I'm told Hurricane
Harold is now under control.
- Thank you Dedra.
Well I'm sorry to say that
this is the last telecast
of our wonderful weather girl Dedra.
She has completed her internship,
and is now ready to go on to better lands.
- She'll be going to stay in Nevada,
where she has a full time
position as a weather girl,
and we wish her all the
luck with her new job.
Thanks Dedra.
- Thank you.
- [Stageman] That's a wrap.
- Susan do you know how much longer
before those reports are done?
- Uh captain I should have these for you
in just a few minutes.
- [Captain] Okay.
- Hey captain!
Captain!
- [Captain] What?
- He's killed Toby, he's cut his throat.
- Who, who are you talking about?
- Cal.
- [Captain] Who?
- Cal, Cal Lewis and he's
escaped again, he's gone.
- Lewis escaped?
Shit.
(thrilling music)
(helicopter blades whirring)
(dispatchers talking)
(dog barking)
(dog barking)
(pop music)
(chatting)
- Whatever he's saying
don't believe a word of it.
- Oh really?
- Dedra, I want to
introduce you to Monique.
She's a world famous psychic.
- Hello honey.
- I'm so glad to meet you, I'm delighted.
I've been a friend of
your mother's for years,
and I've heard so many
nice things about you.
- Oh, oh, thank you.
- Attention everybody,
I want to offer a toast Dedra.
You've done a wonderful job here
and we're all gonna miss her,
let's wish her good luck.
- [All] Good luck.
- [Lady With Curly Hair] To Dedra!
- Thank you.
(laughing)
- Are you excited?
- I'm so excited.
Here have some cake, it's so delicious.
- Oh thank you so much.
- Have you given any thought
to who's the replacement of Ms. Hagan?
- Yeah, she's thinking of me.
Ms. Yani I've been doing
this for a number of years.
Look I mean, maybe we
should go in your office,
decide what you're gonna do,
it'll help if you take
a look at my resume.
- Who are you?
- Look at it very closely.
- You make it very difficult.
- Well,
- Gary I'd like to see your resume.
- Oh I'd be happy to give you a reading.
You can just come over
any time, no charge.
- Oh that'd be great.
I'd love to know what
my future holds for me
if it ain't bad.
(laughing)
- Oh certainly.
I'm sure you would, (laughing)
- Who's gonna help us post department.
- Well I haven't quite decided that yet.
- Well I'm available.
- So when do you leave?
- Tomorrow.
- Oh really?
- Mhm.
- All packed and ready to go?
- All packed and ready to go.
- [Lady With Curly Hair] That's wonderful.
(laughing)
- I'm glad.
(dramatic music)
(helicopter hovering)
(phone ringing)
- Gotta give me a break.
Yeah this is Mays.
- I'm putting a call through.
Yes, same source.
- What?
How long ago?
What happened?
(sighing)
Did you have him in a cell by himself?
Alright look.
I'll get over there as quick as I can.
Okay.
Got everybody looking huh?
Alright.
(sighing)
(thrilling music)
- More money. (laughing)
(groaning)
(thudding)
(groaning)
- This just in, I had previously announced
the serial killer Cal
Lewis had been apprehended
and was safely behind bars.
- He killed one of the prison
guards and has escaped again.
The station is asking anyone
who has any information
that may help lead to the capture
or the recapture of this person
to please call our emergency
number, there on your screen.
- Please if you have any
additional information,
please call the number on your screen.
(thrilling music)
(dogs barking)
(helicopter hovering)
(train announcer speaking)
(birds chirping)
- Hello.
Oh it's good to see you,
I'm glad you could come.
Come right in my dear.
- Thank you.
Oh it's nice to see you again.
- Oh it's nice to see you too.
I'm looking forward to the reading.
- Oh my.
Wow some wonderful paintings you have.
- Well I'm glad you like them.
- Are they yours?
- Yes they are.
I'll tell you what,
I'll show you my version of mother nature.
Come right this way.
Here it is see, now that's
my version of mother nature.
She's got a boulder blocking in this hand,
she only needs her thumb to hold it
because she's all powerful as you know.
And with the lightening and the rain.
On the other hand is roses and sunshine.
Mother nature is wonderful.
And that's the ocean of life rushing past.
And the heart signifies love,
because mother nature is love.
Everything in nature is loving.
Don't you agree?
- Fascinating like that.
- Have a chair my dear.
I know you're anxious to
get on with the reading,
and so am I.
- Yes, yes I'm actually
quite excited about it.
I've never done anything like this before,
but I figured with my new career move that
it'd be kind of interesting to see
what my future holds for me.
- Oh me too.
I know it's going to be
wonderful and exciting.
Now I'm going to just have to concentrate,
so that I can see the future.
- Okay, is there anything
you need me to do?
Would you prefer that I just sit here
or am I supposed to be involved somehow?
- Just relax my dear.
- [Dedra] Okay.
(sparkling)
(eerie music)
- Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
(breathing hard)
I wish I could tell you
wonderful beautiful things,
but that's not what I see.
- What do you mean?
- What I see is dark and
foreboding and dangerous and evil.
- What are you telling me?
- Danger involves you my dear.
- What danger?
- Just let me tell you
this my dear, be careful.
In all that you do be careful.
- I need to know more.
You can't just leave me
hanging here like this.
- I tell you what I'll do.
This afternoon I'll go into a deep trance,
hoping I can see more and tell you more.
I'm sorry I had to give you this news.
- This is not exactly what I expected.
- I'm sorry it wasn't.
- I guess I better get going now.
Thank you for your time.
Well I'm ready to go.
I just feel like I'm forgetting something.
- You are your PowerBar.
- Thanks.
- I want you to take this with you.
- Pepper spray?
Mom.
- Keep it with you at all times.
It might get you out of a tight spot.
- It could also get me
in a lot of trouble.
- You never know.
- For you, anything mom.
Well this is it.
- And you be
very careful okay?
- Mom.
- Be careful, rest and call me
every night.
- Okay I will.
- Alright love you.
Please drive carefully and don't speed.
- Mom you worry too much, I'll be fine.
- [Mother] Make sure
you call me every night.
- I'll be fine, I'll call
you every night I promise.
- [Mother] Okay baby I love you.
- I'll call you as soon as I get there.
- [Mother] Be careful.
- I will mom
you worry too much okay.
- Be sure you call me.
- God I'll be fine.
- [Mother] Be careful I love you.
- I'm just going on a
road trip, I'll be fine.
I love you too and I'll call
you as soon as I get there.
- [Mother] Make sure you do.
- I will, I will.
- Bye bye.
(car starting)
- Mom, let me know when it's time to eat.
I'll be ready in a few minutes.
- Okay honey, soon as I get
your dad fed I'll make ours.
(radio playing pop music)
♫ Staring into my own reflection
♫ Wondering what to wear
♫ I want to look like
(music playing faintly)
(thudding)
Your breakfast is ready,
come and get it while it's still hot.
- I'll be right in hun.
(thrilling music)
Hey, what happened to
you, have an accident?
- Have you got a phone?
- I sure do it's in the house.
- Can I use it?
- Sure follow me in.
(screaming)
(thrilling music)
- What are you doing, what do you want?
- Shut up!
- [Mother] Get out I tell you.
- Shut up!
(screaming)
(pop music)
♫ Oh oh oh
- Stupid old woman, just like my mother.
You're no good.
I bet you like your other son better.
You're a worthless no
good piece of garbage.
♫ Are you ready for me
- Mom, are you ready?
(screaming)
No, no!
(screaming)
(didgeridoo playing)
(car passing)
(dramatic music)
(car starting)
(dramatic music)
(giggling)
- Where are you going?
Where are you going?
- Where am I going?
- Billy don't bother the lady.
- Oh no he's fine.
Well actually I'm going to Nevada.
Where are you going?
- To Disneyland.
- You're going to Disneyland?
Oh how exciting.
Where are you guys from?
- [Mother] Oklahoma.
- Oklahoma, I lived in
Tulsa for two years.
- Have you got family in Nevada?
- No I don't have any family in Nevada.
I'm going there for a job.
- Wow, what kind of job?
- Oh I'm gonna be a weather
girl at a TV station down there.
I interned in the south and
now I'm moving down west
for a little move up, so I'm excited.
Well you guys enjoy
yourself at Disneyland.
You have fun.
- Okay.
- Okay.
- [Waitress] Will there be anything else?
- Oh no I'm fine thanks.
- Here's your tab.
How are you folks doing?
- We're just fine thanks.
(thrilling music)
(helicopter blades whirring)
- Hello?
- Hey mom.
- Oh hi honey.
Where are you?
- Oh about three kilometers out of town.
- I'm so glad you called.
I sleep so much better at night
not worrying about you all the time.
- I know mom, but it's hard
for me to get to a phone
sometimes so I can't always call you.
- Call as often as you can.
I just worry about you out there, alright.
- I promise I will, as often as possible.
- I love you.
- I love you too.
- Bye bye.
- Bye mom.
(sighing)
(dramatic music)
(car starting)
(phone ringing)
- This is Detective Mays.
Hello Captain.
What!
Oh my god.
A triple?
(sighing) Alright.
Yeah I'll catch the
first flight out I can.
And get on this trip.
Yeah I think he's headed that way too.
Yeah look I'll take care
of contacting the brother
and the girl who testified against him.
Alright?
Yeah I'll let you know
as soon as I get there.
Alright, bye.
(phone ringing)
Yeah is this Rob Lewis?
Yeah Rob, this is Detective
Mays down in Texas.
I'm the one that arrested your brother.
Yeah, how you doing?
Rob um, your brother
escaped early this morning.
He's already committed a triple homicide.
Yeah, yeah.
And Rob we think he's
probably headed up your way.
Yeah that seems the direction he's headed.
I'm flying out there right away,
I'll be on his trail up there.
So I just want to forewarn you alright.
If you hear from him,
please call us and let us know, alright.
Yeah.
Alright yeah just call me
when you find out about that.
Okay.
Bye.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music)
(phone ringing)
Come on.
(phone ringing)
Come on lady answer the phone.
- Ralph Lewis to see Dr. Anjhi.
- Just a minute.
Dr. A, there's a Mr. Ralph
Lewis here to see you.
Okay.
Go right in.
- Thank you.
Dr. Anjhi.
- Hello Mr. Lewis, nice to meet you.
Why don't we sit over here.
- Alright.
- You're Ralph Lewis right?
- Yes I am.
- What's the problem Ralph?
- My brother Cal.
- Your twin brother?
- Yes we're identical.
- Yes what's happened?
- He escaped from prison two days ago.
- From maximum security prison?
- Yes.
- And you're scared?
- I'm very worried and I
thought maybe you could help me
figure out what he might do
or what he's going to do.
- So he'll probably come
to you to look for help.
That's what you're worried about?
There's nothing much I can
help with on that Ralph,
but he is your identical twin, right?
- Yes, but remember the trial?
- Yes I do.
- He said he would kill all of us,
and I don't know what
to do or where to go.
I thought that you could maybe help me.
- He was a pretty psychotic
fellow at that time.
- And he is psychotic.
You must remember one thing.
- What's that?
- You're in just as much danger as I am.
- I appreciate the warning Ralph,
but the only thing you
can do is get in touch
with the authorities
and cooperate with them.
(sighing)
- Alright, thank you.
- Thank you for coming in.
Nothing I can do about this one Ralph,
I appreciate your warning.
- Okay.
- Good luck on this.
- Thank you for seeing
me on such short notice.
- You're welcome.
(dinging)
(horn honking)
- Nice of you folks to pick me up.
- No trouble at all.
Where ya headed to?
- Just into the city.
- I'm Bob, this is my wife Marsha.
- You know the desert
is a beautiful country
but it can be real deadly.
- I'll be there in a few hours.
- Alright, what's the damage?
- Well you need a new transmission,
it's gonna run 1,200 dollars.
- 1,200 dollars?
- Yeah.
- I just spent 250 dollars
just to tow it here.
- Well towing's not my business.
- I'm leaving now.
Alright, bye.
- Car's only worth 1,200 dollars.
- Well that's a decision
you'll have to make
one way or another.
You can either repair it or leave it here
with the rest of the
junk I got around here.
- Look I don't have.
- Whatever you can do.
- I don't have 1,200 dollars
but I'll tell you what I'll do.
When I get into Vegas I
will wire you the money
if you can just start
working on it right now.
I'll wire you the money,
I'll leave my car here
with my other things,
and I'll come back in two days.
- You can leave it here,
but when we get the money
then we'll start work on it.
- Excuse me for interrupting,
but how far is Las Vegas?
- About 285 miles.
- You're going to Vegas.
- Yeah I am, why do you need a ride?
- Well I don't know.
If I leave my car with
you and wire you the money
in a couple of days will you fix it?
- Yeah we'll start on it
soon as we get the money.
- Will it be safe here?
- Pretty safe as it could be anyplace.
- 'Cause I've got all my stuff in the car
I'm not gonna be able to take with me.
- Well hurry up and get your things
I'll be happy to give you a ride.
- I'll just grab what I need
and I'll leave my car with you.
Thanks.
- We'll wait 'til we hear from you.
(dramatic music)
- Go ahead finish eating.
I'll pay the check and
pull the car around.
Okay?
- Hey Bob,
why don't you get us a couple
candy bars for the road.
- Listen I'm gonna stop
in the powder room,
and we'll meet you outside okay.
- That'll be fine.
- That guy gives me the creeps,
I think we should just leave him.
- I know I was thinking the same thing.
- Why did you pick him up,
I told you not to pick him up.
- Well he seemed okay at the time.
- Okay look why don't you just meet me
around the side of the
building, pick me up there.
- Alright I'll go get the car.
- Okay.
(car starting)
(dramatic music)
- Hiya Bob.
- Hey Cal.
- Now you weren't thinking
of leaving without me now,
were ya?
- Come on Cal, you know
I wouldn't do that.
- You know Marsha I was
just talking to Bob here,
you two don't want to
get rid of me now, do ya?
- Oh Cal you know we wouldn't leave you.
Why don't you just get
in the car and we'll go.
- Yeah come on Cal, let's go.
Let's go.
(dramatic music)
- How much longer do we have to wait here?
- Well I thought you
wanted to have some fun?
- Ugh, what do you mean have some fun?
- Well don't you want to be with me?
- Look I'm not in the mood okay,
I just want to get to Vegas.
- Well I am in the mood.
- Look I just want a ride okay?
- Well you didn't think this
ride was for free did you?
- Look if you want I'll pay you,
I'll be happy to pay you okay.
Just please get me to Vegas.
- No, no, I don't want your money.
Look I think you better just get out.
There's the door.
- What am I supposed to do walk?
- Well there's a rest area
a couple hundred yards back.
- Are you serious?
- Yeah get out, get your
crap and get out of here.
- Oh my god.
I can't believe you're serious.
- Close the door, out.
(car speeding)
- This is just great, great.
I'm in the middle of nowhere.
What the hell am I supposed to do now?
No phone, no food, no water.
- I've got to take a leak.
- You've got to take a leak?
Now you've got to take a leak?
Why couldn't you have
gone at the restaurant
with the rest of us?
- You know what's funny,
the urge just didn't hit.
- Oh now the urge hits you?
What do you want me to do Cal?
- I want you to find a spot
because I'd like to take a leak.
- Alright we'll find a spot.
When you see a spot Cal
that's good enough for you,
you just let me know and I'll pull over.
- That'll work just fine Bob.
Relax Marsha, relax.
Just relax dear.
Just relax dear.
Oh right up here.
A rest area, how 'bout that?
- How 'bout that, my lucky day, uhuh.
- [Cal] Bob, is Marsha
always so sensitive?
- [Bob] Well Marsha's a good kind of kid,
but these kinds of
things tend to worry her.
- [Cal] You know I'm
just getting the feeling
that she doesn't like me.
- I'm just a little nervous that's all.
- [Bob] What the hell are you doing?
- Oh just a little insurance.
Down there.
(dramatic music)
(thudding)
Come quick, Bob's been hurt.
- Oh my god.
Oh my god.
What's happened?
- [Cal] He's down here.
- Oh.
Oh Bob, oh my god.
Bob!
(dramatic music)
(car starting)
(radio scanning)
(somber music)
- [Dedra] Pardon me, sir.
- Yes.
- My car broke down and I'm
kind of stranded here right now,
I could really use a ride to Nevada
if you happen to be
going in that direction.
I'd really appreciate it.
Oh I don't know,
I'll have to see what
my wife thinks about it.
- [Wife] What does she want?
- She needs a ride.
- I'm stuck here.
- I don't know, we'll
have to talk this over.
Let us talk for a minute,
we'll get back to you.
Thank you I really appreciate it.
- [Wife] She's stranded
what do you think dear?
- Oh we're not gon' give
her a ride, not a chance.
You don't know what she's got in that bag.
You can't be too careful
out in a place like this.
We're not giving anybody a ride.
(car starting)
(somber music)
- Excuse me mam, I'm sorry to bother you
but I need to get to Nevada
and I'm stranded here.
If there's any way possible
you could give me a ride.
- I'll ask my husband.
- Please I,
I need to get back.
I'd really appreciate it,
I've been out here all day.
- This girl want a lift?
- Yeah.
- Well let's give her a lift,
she seems to be a nice girl.
- No.
Honey I'm wearing diamonds,
she saw the diamonds.
- Well I don't think this
girl's gonna hurt you
you know to take your diamonds.
She seems like a nice girl.
Let's give her a lift.
- Oh come on no.
A nice girl, what you don't know.
These girls are as vicious
as some of these guys.
- Oh honey you don't trust anybody,
I don't understand you.
- Todd I do not want to lose this.
You want me to lose this?
No way.
- Alright doll.
- Please
come on, let's just go.
Go, go, go.
- Okay.
- Please darling.
- Alright.
(somber music)
- You need a lift?
- No I'm waiting for a friend thanks.
- Suit yourself.
- You know what, I think I
could use a lift after all.
- Alright, get in.
Where are you headed?
- Nevada.
- [Cal] Oh yeah?
That's where I'm headed.
- That's good.
I've had the worst day ever.
My car broke down,
some guy picked me up but
then that didn't work out.
And no one would give me
a ride at the rest area.
I had the worst time today.
Absolutely awful.
- You know you've got to be real careful.
You can't trust just anyone.
- Yeah I know.
- [Cal] I'm headed to Nevada myself.
- Well thanks for offering me a ride,
I really appreciate it.
- We're gonna have to stop
up here and get a little gas.
- Oh that'd be great maybe I
can get something to drink,
so dehydrated from walking.
- So what's your name?
- Dedra.
- I'm Jeff.
- Nice to meet you Jeff.
Right up here it looks
like a lazy little town.
That must be where the gas is.
- [Dedra] Oh, be nice if I
could get something to eat.
- [Cal] How long you been on the road?
- Well I was traveling for several days
when my car broke down.
And I couldn't fix it,
well I didn't have the
money to get it fixed.
But it's been hell, I've had
the worst day of my life.
(eerie music)
- He made a real mess here.
- How long you figure they've been dead?
- Uh I'd say about, ballpark figure,
I'd say about two hours.
- Have you called the coroner yet?
- Yeah coroner's on his
way, he's on his way.
(sighing)
- Detective Bureau please.
Yeah Captain Moore please.
Yeah Captain Moore, this is John Mays.
Yeah I'm out at the scene now.
Yeah there's no doubt in my mind,
it's got all the ire marks of Cal Lewis.
Yeah he's definitely
on his way into Vegas.
Look, I think it'd be a good idea
if you put one of your
plain clothes detectives
on Doctor Anjhi.
Yeah, she was one he threatened also.
Also I think you ought to
have Ms. Fedro picked up,
put her in protective custody.
Yeah that's Cal's ex-girlfriend.
Yeah he's made threats
toward both of them.
There's no doubt he's on his
way there to try to find them.
Yeah it's pretty well wrapped up out here.
Yeah I'll contact you as
soon as I get back in town.
Okay.
- When I get to Nevada I'm
gonna ask for an advance
at my new job so that
I can get my car fixed,
and then wire it down there
and have the guys put
in a new transmission,
that's what's wrong with it.
- You know you should carry credit cards.
- Yeah but I've got some
bad credit right now so.
I didn't have a lot of
money to get down here.
- Well I guess I'm not
borrowing any money from you.
(laughing)
- If I had some I'd give
you some for the ride
but I'm sorry I don't.
(suspenseful music)
- [Radio Speaker] Authorities report
that escaped serial killer
Cal Lewis may be in the area.
He is considered dangerous
and may be armed.
The suspect is Caucasian,
six foot two, thin wiry,
last seen with a beard.
His victims have included
at least three of report.
- That'll be $12.40.
Have a good day.
(dramatic music)
(thudding)
- Damn flat.
Hope this car's got a spare.
- Don't you know?
It's your car, right?
- It's a rental.
- Okay, sure.
- You okay?
- Fine.
- I'm gonna check the
trunk, I'll be right back.
- Alright.
- It's the right rear.
Why don't you get out
and stretch your legs?
- Alright.
- Wait, where do you think you're going?
- To stretch my legs.
- I think you're gonna stay right here
and help me fix this flat tire.
(grunting)
(groaning)
Ow, ow, oh gosh!
Ow, ow.
(groaning) Oh you bitch.
(thrilling music)
(groaning)
(groaning)
(screaming)
(snake hissing)
(panicked breathing)
- Stay calm, stay calm, stay calm.
(hissing)
(groaning)
(breathing hard)
- Die you little bitch.
If the desert don't get you I will.
(groaning)
(groaning)
(horn honking)
(patrons chatting)
(upbeat music playing)
(phone ringing)
- Noah's Lounge.
Yeah, Melanie, yeah hold on a second.
Melanie telephone.
- Hello.
Hello?
There's nobody there.
- Well what do you think about Cal Lewis?
- What about him?
- Didn't you testify against him in court?
- Yeah so?
- Well he escaped today.
(dramatic music)
- Oh my god.
- He's a real creep.
(dramatic music)
- Dirty little bitch.
If I find her I'll kill her.
(eerie music)
- Well I need a place to stay.
No mom I can't stay here.
Just let me come and stay
there for a couple weeks
until they pick him back up.
Please mom, I got to get out of here.
And I've got to get out tonight.
Yes I'm gonna catch the next,
yes mom.
Yes I'll get, yes mom, thank you.
Okay, okay thanks mom.
I'll see you then.
Bye.
(knocking)
(suspenseful music)
(knocking)
Who is it?
- This is Detective Smith.
Excuse me.
I'm Detective Smith from the
Police Protective Program.
Remember Cal Lewis?
- Yes I do.
And I just spoke with
my mother on the phone
and I'm taking the first flight out
first thing in the morning.
I'm gonna stay with her for
at least a couple of weeks.
- I will see that you get there.
- Oh thank you so much.
(motorcycle revving)
(soft music)
- What's that out there?
- [Both] It's a body.
(motorcycle revving)
- [Man] Should I go get some water?
- [Woman] Yeah get her some water.
- [Man] Here, here's some water.
- Okay a little bit on her face.
Go get some help Chris.
I'll stay with her.
Leave the water here.
Hurry, we need to get
her to a hospital, hurry.
(motorcycle revving)
- Checking out.
- Yeah, room?
- 21.
- 21.
Ah, you're clear.
- Thanks.
- Hey what happened to your eyes?
- Radiator steam, it blew up.
- What are you doing for it?
- Nothing.
- Aw man, I'd have that
looked at if I were you.
You know there's a healthcare center
right down the road about
three of four miles.
It's on the right.
- Yeah?
- I'd stop in and have it looked at.
- Think they're open?
- Yeah 24 hours.
- Thanks.
- [Clerk] Yeah.
- David that's a nasty
burn you have on your face.
How'd that happen?
- Carburetor fire on my truck.
- Oh it looks almost like one
of those pepper spray burns.
- Am I going to be okay?
- Yes but we're gonna
have to irrigate your eye
and your face and we'll give you a shot
of some cortisone and
some tablets of Benadryl.
- Can we get started?
- You bet.
I'll have the nurse come right in.
Nurse, this is David Smith.
He had a nasty burn to his face.
And we irrigated his face and his eye.
And we gave him a shot of
cortisone, 10 milligrams.
Also we gave him a prescription
for Benadryl, 25 miligrams,
QID for three days.
Here's his chart.
- Alrighty, I will take care of that.
Meanwhile here's a chart
of a young white female
that was brought in earlier,
and she's now in room two.
She was found out in the
desert and she was dehydrated.
We have her stabilized right now,
but you really need to
take a look into her
as soon as you can.
- Okay I can do that right now.
And would you start some IVs for her?
- Absolutely.
And doctor, to be honest,
if that young couple hadn't
found her out in the desert,
she probably wouldn't have made it.
- Thanks.
- Excuse me.
Can we get an IV started in room two,
room two please thank you.
Alright, let's get you settled up here,
get you your prescription.
- [Cal] I'll pay cash.
- Alright, let's see how much you owe.
(phone ringing)
Oh, one moment please.
Quick Med.
Oh I'm sorry if you're
coming in at six o'clock
I won't be here,
my relief will be coming
in at five o'clock.
Yes, you can speak to her.
Alrighty, have a good afternoon.
Bye bye.
Okay sorry about that.
Let's see it will be 65 dollars.
Okay cash, I can write you out a receipt.
- I don't need a receipt.
- Oh, okay, would you
like to set an appointment
to see the doctor?
- I'm on the road.
- Oh alright.
Anything else you need?
- No, thanks.
- Okay.
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
- Hello Monique,
I didn't hear from Dedra last
night, or the night before.
She's been so good about
calling me every night
I'm so worried.
- Oh my god.
I've been worried sick
about that child myself.
I had a very negative reading for her.
It was not good at all.
And I warned her, I
told her to be careful.
- I'm so worried, I don't know what to do.
- Oh I know how you feel.
I'm worried about her
myself, like I told you,
but I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll go into a deep trance
and see if anything else comes to me.
Okay?
- Please, please give me a call
I'll be waiting by the
phone I'm so worried.
She's been so good about calling.
- Yes I will, I certainly will.
Good bye.
(eerie music)
- Hey sorry I'm late.
- Oh it's five minutes, no big deal.
- Anything I need to know about?
- Oh yeah there's a girl in room two,
a young couple found her out
in the desert unconscious,
well we have her stabilized now.
She just needs a little bit of attention.
- Okay.
- Alright well have a good evening.
- [Second Nurse] Thanks, have fun.
(dramatic music)
Hey, where's Jerry our regular janitor?
- I'm his relief tonight.
(thudding)
(screaming)
(whimpering)
- Do you know what happened to you?
Oh Dedra, I'm gonna give
you something to calm down.
(screaming)
(phone ringing)
- Dr. Anjhi speaking.
- Dr. A, it's Cal Lewis.
- What's the problem Cal?
- I really need to talk to you.
I need to meet you.
- Where are you now?
- I can't tell you where I'm at.
No way.
I do really got to meet you.
- It would be better if you
could come to the office Cal.
- You're the only one
who knows how I am Dr. A.
I'm in big trouble,
you're the only one who can help me.
I don't want to keep on killing.
You've got to meet me.
- Alright Cal.
I'll meet you in about one hour,
near the old therapy building.
- The building where we first met.
- Yes Cal.
- Okay.
(dramatic music)
- Billy, I'm going to be at this address.
Would you get the police
and the paramedics there
as soon as possible
please, it's an emergency.
- Of course doctor.
- Thank you.
- Dr. A.
- Hello Cal, how are you?
- Good.
- Let's go over in this
building here, come on.
- [Detective] Excuse me.
- Yep?
- Are you the maintenance man here?
- Yes I am.
- Were you working last night?
- Yeah I've got a hell of
a headache to prove it.
- So you're the fellow that was attacked?
- Yeah that's me.
- Did you get a look at this guy?
- No he came up from behind.
- You didn't see him hanging around here
at all before when you pulled up?
- No I sure didn't.
- Where's the main entrance at?
- Straight down the hallway to the left.
And that's the front door right there.
- Thanks.
- [Janitor] Mhm.
- Yes sir may I help you?
- Yeah I'm Detective John Mays.
I spoke with Doctor Stone
earlier about Ms. Hagan.
Is he available?
- Yes sir I'll page him for you.
Doctor Stone, Doctor Stone to
the front waiting area please,
Doctor Stone.
I'm sure he'll be out in a moment.
- Is it always this hot here?
- I'm afraid so.
- Hotter here than it is in Texas.
Did she bring any ID with her?
- Oh as a matter of fact
this purse was brought in with her things.
- Okay well why don't you
just hang on to it for now.
Also this bag was found
by the state trooper.
Maybe just hang on to
that 'til we see fit.
- Okay it'll all be right here.
- Okay.
Doctor Stone?
- Yes I'm Doctor Stone.
- I'm Detective John Mays,
I talked to you earlier on the phone.
- Oh yes uhuh.
- How's our girl doing?
- Oh she's doing better,
she's more stable.
- When's she gonna be able to recover?
- In a couple of days.
- A couple of days?
Doctor I can't waste two
days waiting around here.
How about tomorrow?
- Well that's possible.
- Look I'll check her into a hospital
as soon as we get to Las Vegas.
Doctor I'll take full
responsibility for her.
- Well that's very nice.
But I have to take responsibility for her.
- Can I see her?
- Oh yes, but she may not be awake.
- Ms. Hagan I want to show
you a picture of the subject
and I want you to tell me if
it's the man that attacked you.
Ms. Hagan?
Ms. Hagan?
Is it him Ms. Hagan?
- Yes it's him.
- [Nurse] Ms. Hagan is everything okay?
- Nurse please.
- Ms. Hagan how did you
happen to be with the subject?
- At a rest stop.
- What were you doing at a rest stop?
- My car broke down, I
had no way to get back.
- [Detective Mays] How
long were you with him?
- A couple of hours.
- Did you tell him where you were going?
- [Dedra] I don't know.
- Well think, did you tell
him where you were going?
- Yes, yes I think I did.
- [Detective Mays] Did you
tell him anything else at all,
what you were going to do there?
- I was frightened and then he asked me.
But, he was persistent, I
told him about my new job.
- Did you tell him what your
new job was going to be?
- I don't remember it's very hazy.
- Okay.
As soon as I can get you released
I'm gonna take you down
into Vegas with me.
You're gonna have to stay with me.
He's not gonna give up until we get him.
Or he gets you.
(pager beeping)
(dramatic music)
- [Dispatcher] Come in Smithy.
- Smithy here.
- [Dispatcher] What'd you find Smithy?
- Yeah I'll stay 'til we get here on time.
Not a problem, I'll wait.
(dramatic music)
(phone dialing)
(phone ringing)
- Hello.
- Ralph it's Cal.
- Cal?
Where are you?
- I'm in town.
- What do you want with me, what can I do?
- I need your help.
- What do you need?
- I need a car, I need some clothes,
and I could really use some money.
- Listen Cal I don't
know if I can help you.
Exactly where are you?
- I'm at a hotel at
Tooth and Bourbon Street.
- Listen Cal the best thing you can do,
for yourself and everyone
else, is just turn yourself in.
- I'm not turning myself in.
I'm not going back to that hellhole.
- Listen Cal, bad things could
happen to you if you don't.
- Like what?
- After all you've done,
the police could shoot you on sight.
- That's right Ralph.
You're just like our
mom, you're no damn good,
you never liked me,
(thrilling music)
you never would help me.
You and her you both
hated me, you're no good.
Well guess what?
I'm gonna plant you right
where she's planted.
You got it?
- Have you decided what
you want for dinner yet?
- You know I'm way too nervous
to eat anything right now.
I'll just take a glass of
orange juice or something.
- You should have a little more than that.
- I can't eat anything right now, okay?
How long do we have to wait here?
- 'Til we get a call from Cal.
- You really think he's gonna call?
- Sweetheart there's no doubt in my mind.
- I just can't take the pain.
- He broke out of prison
with one thing in mind,
to kill three people.
The doctor who testified against him,
he's already killed her.
His girlfriend, and me.
So far he's killed nine
people on his way out here.
So he's gonna be in prison.
Now he's got one more
to kill and that's you.
We're gonna wait here until we get a call.
It's coming, don't worry about it.
Just be patient.
- Patient?
How could I be patient when
someone's trying to kill me?
- You don't have a whole
lot of choice do you?
He's out there some place
with one thing in mind.
And we're gonna get him, I promise you.
(dramatic music)
- [Broadcaster] This is a news update.
While awaiting transfer
to maximum security,
convicted serial killer Cal
Lewis escaped from authorities.
Lewis is suspected of a series
of additional murders over three states.
Described by police as
six foot two and thin.
Lewis is believed to
be headed to this area.
If you think you have seen
this man, call 1 800 552 2929.
The police hotline is on
your screen, 1 800 552 2929.
Lewis may be wearing a beard.
Once again Lewis is
dangerous and may be armed.
If you have information
please call the police hotline
at 1 800 552 2929.
In other news, the.
(dramatic music)
- [Woman] Looking for a date mister?
- [Driver] Yeah, how much?
- [Woman] 300 all night.
- [Driver] Well that's a little steep.
- [Woman] 200, four hours.
- [Driver] That's still a little steep.
- [Woman] How about 100 for a quickie?
- [Driver] Oh boy, I think
I'm gonna cruise around.
- [Woman] You sure?
- [Driver] Yeah.
- [Woman] Alright.
(thrilling music)
- Hi there.
- Hi.
- How'd you like to make an easy 20 bucks,
without even getting those knees dirty.
- Are you talking kinky?
I don't do anything kinky,
especially for 20 bucks.
- Nothing kinky.
Easiest 20 you ever made,
you're gonna love it.
- I told you nothing kinky now.
- Look I just want you
to make a phone call.
- A phone call?
- Just a call.
- A call to who?
- I'll tell you who to call,
I'll tell you what to say.
- Okay.
- You understand?
- Okay.
- Now let's go.
(dramatic music)
(dispatchers speaking in background)
- Police hotline.
- Hello?
You know that guy that you're
looking for on the news?
- Do you know where he's at right now?
- Well he's at the
Roosevelt Hotel room 422.
- Just a moment please.
(beeping)
(phone ringing)
- Bingo.
Hello?
Yeah this is Detective Mays.
Did she leave her name?
Okay.
What was the room number again?
Okay.
Yeah we'll be there in about 30 minutes.
Okay thank you.
Okay.
Look I'm gonna be gone for a while.
You just stay here, keep the door locked,
don't let anybody in.
- No, I'm not staying here by myself.
You have to take me with you.
- [Detective Mays] I
can't take you with me.
- You have to take me with
you, I can't stay here.
- [Detective Mays] You're
not gonna be in any danger,
just keep the door locked.
I shouldn't be gone that long.
- I'll go crazy.
You've got to take me with you.
Please.
- Alright.
(thrilling music)
So this is it.
You can always stay here.
- Never mind.
- When we leave this room
you stay right beside me, you understand?
- Yeah.
- You have no idea where
he may be coming from.
You ready?
- Yeah.
- Let's do it.
I'm Detective John Mays.
- How may I help you sir?
That room is registered
to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis.
- [Detective Mays] Sam Davis?
- That's correct.
- [Detective Mays] Which way is the room?
- Down there.
(knocking)
- Ralph?
Ralph?
(thrilling music)
(screaming)
(gun firing)
(thrilling music)
(breathing hard)
- Oh my god you're bleeding.
How can I help you?
- Hey, look call 911.
Say officer down.
Man with a gun armed suspect.
- Alright, alright, alright.
(ripping)
(groaning)
(suspenseful music)
Yes, yes, we have an emergency.
(groaning)
- Oh god, oh.
(mumbling)
(groaning and coughing)
(breathing hard)
(thrilling music)
(groaning)
- [Officer] You called?
- Yes out in the hallway at 419
Hurry, hurry.
(groaning)
- Oh shoot.
- Alright.
- What's the guy doing?
- He's got my gun.
He's chasing a young girl.
Come on, go, go.
(groaning)
(panicked breathing)
(panicked breathing)
(screaming)
- Hey, stop it's okay.
It's okay.
I'm not him.
(screaming)
It's okay.
(guns firing)
(gasping and screaming)
It's okay baby, it's okay.
They got him, it's all over.
- Think he's dead.
Better call the captain.
- Let's go down.
- Oh John, how are you?
- I've been better, how about yourself?
Did you get any sleep last night?
- No.
I felt awful.
- Dedra baby, it's over.
You got to put it behind you,
you got to get on with your life.
- I know it's just, I
know I will, don't worry.
- I made arrangements at the department
for you to keep this car
until yours is repaired, okay?
- This car?
- That's right, here's the keys.
This is Captain Moore's card,
when yours is repaired, you
get it back, give him a call.
He'll have somebody pick this one up.
- Oh John, I don't know what to say.
Thanks for being so wonderful.
Let me grab my bag.
I'll miss you.
- Gotta go, got to catch a flight.
- [Dedra] Bye.
- Bye bye.
- [Dedra] Bye, see you later.
(eerie music)
(muffled screaming)
(thrilling music)
- Shut up!
Get in the car, we're going for a ride.
Shut up.
Get in the car.
(screaming)
(dramatic music)
You won't float for a long time.
(cackling)
(groaning)
Little bit of chain with the rocks.
You won't be floating for a long time.
You're going swimming.
You're gonna let the fish eat you.
You're bait, you're fish bait.
(cackling)
(thrilling music)
(groaning)
- Die, die, die.
(groaning)
(somber music)
(screaming)
(dramatic music)
(thrilling music)
(thrilling music)
(police sirens wailing)
- [Policeman] Freeze!
- [Policeman] You have the
right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and
will be used against you
in a court of law.
You have the right to an attorney present
while you're being questioned.
If you don't have the
money for an attorney,
one will be provided for you.
Do you understand the your rights?
Do you waive your rights?
- [Policeman] Bring him up.
(sirens wailing)
- [Policeman] Spread 'em!
Freeze!
- I'm gonna go ahead and follow 'em on in.
- I'll report it.
11472D.
- [Dispatcher] Come in 1147.
- We have a Caucasian male,
approximately six feet two 185 pounds,
code four, attempted robbery on a bakery,
no ID, you'll know where he
is when he gets down there.
Over.
(clanking)
- Hey did you hear from dad yet?
- Not yet son, but you better be careful.
We got a celebrity coming in.
- Hey when do we leave?
- We got a couple new
friends that's coming in,
we need you guys, come on.
- Hey, I'm going out
to dinner with my wife.
Can you handle it?
- Yeah, I'll take care of it.
- Come on.
- Can I speak to Detective Mays please,
this is Captain Greg down at the jail.
- Just a moment please.
(phone ringing)
- Yeah this is Mays.
- Detective Mays I have a call for you,
I'll pull you through.
- Detective Mays?
Yeah this is Captain
Greg down at the jail.
Couple of my guys picked up Cal Lewis,
and I just thought you'd
like to know about that.
We're booking him in right now.
- Oh Captain, that's great.
Where's he at now?
Okay look captain I don't want
to tell you your business,
but watch this guy like
a hawk, he's a real nut.
Yeah I'll be over first
thing in the morning.
- We'll be looking for ya.
Bye bye.
- You don't look so tough.
- Man you know I gotta
baby, I wanna go pee.
- Hey shut up, sit down,
no one's talking to you!
- Alright I'm done here, let's go.
- [Man With Blonde Hair] Let's go.
- I gotta go pee.
- Take him on down, I'll
be down in a minute.
- Hi Mable?
Hi, it's Susan over here at the jail.
Yeah we're gonna be a better wheel.
Yeah can you believe it,
we've got that state murderer
here from the state pen.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, see ya.
(thrilling music)
(thudding)
- [Inmate In Yellow] Whoa whoa
sarge, he's hurt, he's hurt.
(thudding)
- Oh my god!
Dude what are you, crazy?
(alarm ringing)
(groaning)
- And that's the latest on
the Middle East situation.
And on the local front, we
have a story from Scott.
- Cal Lewis, the serial killer,
who had previously escaped
from a maximum security prison,
has been apprehended and
is safely behind bars.
- So I guess we can all rest
a little easier knowing that.
But first it's time for the weather,
with our own Dedra Hagan.
Dedra.
- Hi I'm Dedra Hagan
with your local and
national forecast for today.
Locally we are experiencing
clear blue skies
with a high expected at 86.
Winds are not too subtle
at 20 miles per hour,
but should die down by early this evening.
Nationally showers are
peppering in the Midwest,
while the heavier storms
are hitting the Carolinas.
And as you know, Hurricane
Harold wreaked havoc
on the Florida coast last week.
Damage estimates are in the millions,
but I'm told Hurricane
Harold is now under control.
- Thank you Dedra.
Well I'm sorry to say that
this is the last telecast
of our wonderful weather girl Dedra.
She has completed her internship,
and is now ready to go on to better lands.
- She'll be going to stay in Nevada,
where she has a full time
position as a weather girl,
and we wish her all the
luck with her new job.
Thanks Dedra.
- Thank you.
- [Stageman] That's a wrap.
- Susan do you know how much longer
before those reports are done?
- Uh captain I should have these for you
in just a few minutes.
- [Captain] Okay.
- Hey captain!
Captain!
- [Captain] What?
- He's killed Toby, he's cut his throat.
- Who, who are you talking about?
- Cal.
- [Captain] Who?
- Cal, Cal Lewis and he's
escaped again, he's gone.
- Lewis escaped?
Shit.
(thrilling music)
(helicopter blades whirring)
(dispatchers talking)
(dog barking)
(dog barking)
(pop music)
(chatting)
- Whatever he's saying
don't believe a word of it.
- Oh really?
- Dedra, I want to
introduce you to Monique.
She's a world famous psychic.
- Hello honey.
- I'm so glad to meet you, I'm delighted.
I've been a friend of
your mother's for years,
and I've heard so many
nice things about you.
- Oh, oh, thank you.
- Attention everybody,
I want to offer a toast Dedra.
You've done a wonderful job here
and we're all gonna miss her,
let's wish her good luck.
- [All] Good luck.
- [Lady With Curly Hair] To Dedra!
- Thank you.
(laughing)
- Are you excited?
- I'm so excited.
Here have some cake, it's so delicious.
- Oh thank you so much.
- Have you given any thought
to who's the replacement of Ms. Hagan?
- Yeah, she's thinking of me.
Ms. Yani I've been doing
this for a number of years.
Look I mean, maybe we
should go in your office,
decide what you're gonna do,
it'll help if you take
a look at my resume.
- Who are you?
- Look at it very closely.
- You make it very difficult.
- Well,
- Gary I'd like to see your resume.
- Oh I'd be happy to give you a reading.
You can just come over
any time, no charge.
- Oh that'd be great.
I'd love to know what
my future holds for me
if it ain't bad.
(laughing)
- Oh certainly.
I'm sure you would, (laughing)
- Who's gonna help us post department.
- Well I haven't quite decided that yet.
- Well I'm available.
- So when do you leave?
- Tomorrow.
- Oh really?
- Mhm.
- All packed and ready to go?
- All packed and ready to go.
- [Lady With Curly Hair] That's wonderful.
(laughing)
- I'm glad.
(dramatic music)
(helicopter hovering)
(phone ringing)
- Gotta give me a break.
Yeah this is Mays.
- I'm putting a call through.
Yes, same source.
- What?
How long ago?
What happened?
(sighing)
Did you have him in a cell by himself?
Alright look.
I'll get over there as quick as I can.
Okay.
Got everybody looking huh?
Alright.
(sighing)
(thrilling music)
- More money. (laughing)
(groaning)
(thudding)
(groaning)
- This just in, I had previously announced
the serial killer Cal
Lewis had been apprehended
and was safely behind bars.
- He killed one of the prison
guards and has escaped again.
The station is asking anyone
who has any information
that may help lead to the capture
or the recapture of this person
to please call our emergency
number, there on your screen.
- Please if you have any
additional information,
please call the number on your screen.
(thrilling music)
(dogs barking)
(helicopter hovering)
(train announcer speaking)
(birds chirping)
- Hello.
Oh it's good to see you,
I'm glad you could come.
Come right in my dear.
- Thank you.
Oh it's nice to see you again.
- Oh it's nice to see you too.
I'm looking forward to the reading.
- Oh my.
Wow some wonderful paintings you have.
- Well I'm glad you like them.
- Are they yours?
- Yes they are.
I'll tell you what,
I'll show you my version of mother nature.
Come right this way.
Here it is see, now that's
my version of mother nature.
She's got a boulder blocking in this hand,
she only needs her thumb to hold it
because she's all powerful as you know.
And with the lightening and the rain.
On the other hand is roses and sunshine.
Mother nature is wonderful.
And that's the ocean of life rushing past.
And the heart signifies love,
because mother nature is love.
Everything in nature is loving.
Don't you agree?
- Fascinating like that.
- Have a chair my dear.
I know you're anxious to
get on with the reading,
and so am I.
- Yes, yes I'm actually
quite excited about it.
I've never done anything like this before,
but I figured with my new career move that
it'd be kind of interesting to see
what my future holds for me.
- Oh me too.
I know it's going to be
wonderful and exciting.
Now I'm going to just have to concentrate,
so that I can see the future.
- Okay, is there anything
you need me to do?
Would you prefer that I just sit here
or am I supposed to be involved somehow?
- Just relax my dear.
- [Dedra] Okay.
(sparkling)
(eerie music)
- Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
(breathing hard)
I wish I could tell you
wonderful beautiful things,
but that's not what I see.
- What do you mean?
- What I see is dark and
foreboding and dangerous and evil.
- What are you telling me?
- Danger involves you my dear.
- What danger?
- Just let me tell you
this my dear, be careful.
In all that you do be careful.
- I need to know more.
You can't just leave me
hanging here like this.
- I tell you what I'll do.
This afternoon I'll go into a deep trance,
hoping I can see more and tell you more.
I'm sorry I had to give you this news.
- This is not exactly what I expected.
- I'm sorry it wasn't.
- I guess I better get going now.
Thank you for your time.
Well I'm ready to go.
I just feel like I'm forgetting something.
- You are your PowerBar.
- Thanks.
- I want you to take this with you.
- Pepper spray?
Mom.
- Keep it with you at all times.
It might get you out of a tight spot.
- It could also get me
in a lot of trouble.
- You never know.
- For you, anything mom.
Well this is it.
- And you be
very careful okay?
- Mom.
- Be careful, rest and call me
every night.
- Okay I will.
- Alright love you.
Please drive carefully and don't speed.
- Mom you worry too much, I'll be fine.
- [Mother] Make sure
you call me every night.
- I'll be fine, I'll call
you every night I promise.
- [Mother] Okay baby I love you.
- I'll call you as soon as I get there.
- [Mother] Be careful.
- I will mom
you worry too much okay.
- Be sure you call me.
- God I'll be fine.
- [Mother] Be careful I love you.
- I'm just going on a
road trip, I'll be fine.
I love you too and I'll call
you as soon as I get there.
- [Mother] Make sure you do.
- I will, I will.
- Bye bye.
(car starting)
- Mom, let me know when it's time to eat.
I'll be ready in a few minutes.
- Okay honey, soon as I get
your dad fed I'll make ours.
(radio playing pop music)
♫ Staring into my own reflection
♫ Wondering what to wear
♫ I want to look like
(music playing faintly)
(thudding)
Your breakfast is ready,
come and get it while it's still hot.
- I'll be right in hun.
(thrilling music)
Hey, what happened to
you, have an accident?
- Have you got a phone?
- I sure do it's in the house.
- Can I use it?
- Sure follow me in.
(screaming)
(thrilling music)
- What are you doing, what do you want?
- Shut up!
- [Mother] Get out I tell you.
- Shut up!
(screaming)
(pop music)
♫ Oh oh oh
- Stupid old woman, just like my mother.
You're no good.
I bet you like your other son better.
You're a worthless no
good piece of garbage.
♫ Are you ready for me
- Mom, are you ready?
(screaming)
No, no!
(screaming)
(didgeridoo playing)
(car passing)
(dramatic music)
(car starting)
(dramatic music)
(giggling)
- Where are you going?
Where are you going?
- Where am I going?
- Billy don't bother the lady.
- Oh no he's fine.
Well actually I'm going to Nevada.
Where are you going?
- To Disneyland.
- You're going to Disneyland?
Oh how exciting.
Where are you guys from?
- [Mother] Oklahoma.
- Oklahoma, I lived in
Tulsa for two years.
- Have you got family in Nevada?
- No I don't have any family in Nevada.
I'm going there for a job.
- Wow, what kind of job?
- Oh I'm gonna be a weather
girl at a TV station down there.
I interned in the south and
now I'm moving down west
for a little move up, so I'm excited.
Well you guys enjoy
yourself at Disneyland.
You have fun.
- Okay.
- Okay.
- [Waitress] Will there be anything else?
- Oh no I'm fine thanks.
- Here's your tab.
How are you folks doing?
- We're just fine thanks.
(thrilling music)
(helicopter blades whirring)
- Hello?
- Hey mom.
- Oh hi honey.
Where are you?
- Oh about three kilometers out of town.
- I'm so glad you called.
I sleep so much better at night
not worrying about you all the time.
- I know mom, but it's hard
for me to get to a phone
sometimes so I can't always call you.
- Call as often as you can.
I just worry about you out there, alright.
- I promise I will, as often as possible.
- I love you.
- I love you too.
- Bye bye.
- Bye mom.
(sighing)
(dramatic music)
(car starting)
(phone ringing)
- This is Detective Mays.
Hello Captain.
What!
Oh my god.
A triple?
(sighing) Alright.
Yeah I'll catch the
first flight out I can.
And get on this trip.
Yeah I think he's headed that way too.
Yeah look I'll take care
of contacting the brother
and the girl who testified against him.
Alright?
Yeah I'll let you know
as soon as I get there.
Alright, bye.
(phone ringing)
Yeah is this Rob Lewis?
Yeah Rob, this is Detective
Mays down in Texas.
I'm the one that arrested your brother.
Yeah, how you doing?
Rob um, your brother
escaped early this morning.
He's already committed a triple homicide.
Yeah, yeah.
And Rob we think he's
probably headed up your way.
Yeah that seems the direction he's headed.
I'm flying out there right away,
I'll be on his trail up there.
So I just want to forewarn you alright.
If you hear from him,
please call us and let us know, alright.
Yeah.
Alright yeah just call me
when you find out about that.
Okay.
Bye.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music)
(phone ringing)
Come on.
(phone ringing)
Come on lady answer the phone.
- Ralph Lewis to see Dr. Anjhi.
- Just a minute.
Dr. A, there's a Mr. Ralph
Lewis here to see you.
Okay.
Go right in.
- Thank you.
Dr. Anjhi.
- Hello Mr. Lewis, nice to meet you.
Why don't we sit over here.
- Alright.
- You're Ralph Lewis right?
- Yes I am.
- What's the problem Ralph?
- My brother Cal.
- Your twin brother?
- Yes we're identical.
- Yes what's happened?
- He escaped from prison two days ago.
- From maximum security prison?
- Yes.
- And you're scared?
- I'm very worried and I
thought maybe you could help me
figure out what he might do
or what he's going to do.
- So he'll probably come
to you to look for help.
That's what you're worried about?
There's nothing much I can
help with on that Ralph,
but he is your identical twin, right?
- Yes, but remember the trial?
- Yes I do.
- He said he would kill all of us,
and I don't know what
to do or where to go.
I thought that you could maybe help me.
- He was a pretty psychotic
fellow at that time.
- And he is psychotic.
You must remember one thing.
- What's that?
- You're in just as much danger as I am.
- I appreciate the warning Ralph,
but the only thing you
can do is get in touch
with the authorities
and cooperate with them.
(sighing)
- Alright, thank you.
- Thank you for coming in.
Nothing I can do about this one Ralph,
I appreciate your warning.
- Okay.
- Good luck on this.
- Thank you for seeing
me on such short notice.
- You're welcome.
(dinging)
(horn honking)
- Nice of you folks to pick me up.
- No trouble at all.
Where ya headed to?
- Just into the city.
- I'm Bob, this is my wife Marsha.
- You know the desert
is a beautiful country
but it can be real deadly.
- I'll be there in a few hours.
- Alright, what's the damage?
- Well you need a new transmission,
it's gonna run 1,200 dollars.
- 1,200 dollars?
- Yeah.
- I just spent 250 dollars
just to tow it here.
- Well towing's not my business.
- I'm leaving now.
Alright, bye.
- Car's only worth 1,200 dollars.
- Well that's a decision
you'll have to make
one way or another.
You can either repair it or leave it here
with the rest of the
junk I got around here.
- Look I don't have.
- Whatever you can do.
- I don't have 1,200 dollars
but I'll tell you what I'll do.
When I get into Vegas I
will wire you the money
if you can just start
working on it right now.
I'll wire you the money,
I'll leave my car here
with my other things,
and I'll come back in two days.
- You can leave it here,
but when we get the money
then we'll start work on it.
- Excuse me for interrupting,
but how far is Las Vegas?
- About 285 miles.
- You're going to Vegas.
- Yeah I am, why do you need a ride?
- Well I don't know.
If I leave my car with
you and wire you the money
in a couple of days will you fix it?
- Yeah we'll start on it
soon as we get the money.
- Will it be safe here?
- Pretty safe as it could be anyplace.
- 'Cause I've got all my stuff in the car
I'm not gonna be able to take with me.
- Well hurry up and get your things
I'll be happy to give you a ride.
- I'll just grab what I need
and I'll leave my car with you.
Thanks.
- We'll wait 'til we hear from you.
(dramatic music)
- Go ahead finish eating.
I'll pay the check and
pull the car around.
Okay?
- Hey Bob,
why don't you get us a couple
candy bars for the road.
- Listen I'm gonna stop
in the powder room,
and we'll meet you outside okay.
- That'll be fine.
- That guy gives me the creeps,
I think we should just leave him.
- I know I was thinking the same thing.
- Why did you pick him up,
I told you not to pick him up.
- Well he seemed okay at the time.
- Okay look why don't you just meet me
around the side of the
building, pick me up there.
- Alright I'll go get the car.
- Okay.
(car starting)
(dramatic music)
- Hiya Bob.
- Hey Cal.
- Now you weren't thinking
of leaving without me now,
were ya?
- Come on Cal, you know
I wouldn't do that.
- You know Marsha I was
just talking to Bob here,
you two don't want to
get rid of me now, do ya?
- Oh Cal you know we wouldn't leave you.
Why don't you just get
in the car and we'll go.
- Yeah come on Cal, let's go.
Let's go.
(dramatic music)
- How much longer do we have to wait here?
- Well I thought you
wanted to have some fun?
- Ugh, what do you mean have some fun?
- Well don't you want to be with me?
- Look I'm not in the mood okay,
I just want to get to Vegas.
- Well I am in the mood.
- Look I just want a ride okay?
- Well you didn't think this
ride was for free did you?
- Look if you want I'll pay you,
I'll be happy to pay you okay.
Just please get me to Vegas.
- No, no, I don't want your money.
Look I think you better just get out.
There's the door.
- What am I supposed to do walk?
- Well there's a rest area
a couple hundred yards back.
- Are you serious?
- Yeah get out, get your
crap and get out of here.
- Oh my god.
I can't believe you're serious.
- Close the door, out.
(car speeding)
- This is just great, great.
I'm in the middle of nowhere.
What the hell am I supposed to do now?
No phone, no food, no water.
- I've got to take a leak.
- You've got to take a leak?
Now you've got to take a leak?
Why couldn't you have
gone at the restaurant
with the rest of us?
- You know what's funny,
the urge just didn't hit.
- Oh now the urge hits you?
What do you want me to do Cal?
- I want you to find a spot
because I'd like to take a leak.
- Alright we'll find a spot.
When you see a spot Cal
that's good enough for you,
you just let me know and I'll pull over.
- That'll work just fine Bob.
Relax Marsha, relax.
Just relax dear.
Just relax dear.
Oh right up here.
A rest area, how 'bout that?
- How 'bout that, my lucky day, uhuh.
- [Cal] Bob, is Marsha
always so sensitive?
- [Bob] Well Marsha's a good kind of kid,
but these kinds of
things tend to worry her.
- [Cal] You know I'm
just getting the feeling
that she doesn't like me.
- I'm just a little nervous that's all.
- [Bob] What the hell are you doing?
- Oh just a little insurance.
Down there.
(dramatic music)
(thudding)
Come quick, Bob's been hurt.
- Oh my god.
Oh my god.
What's happened?
- [Cal] He's down here.
- Oh.
Oh Bob, oh my god.
Bob!
(dramatic music)
(car starting)
(radio scanning)
(somber music)
- [Dedra] Pardon me, sir.
- Yes.
- My car broke down and I'm
kind of stranded here right now,
I could really use a ride to Nevada
if you happen to be
going in that direction.
I'd really appreciate it.
Oh I don't know,
I'll have to see what
my wife thinks about it.
- [Wife] What does she want?
- She needs a ride.
- I'm stuck here.
- I don't know, we'll
have to talk this over.
Let us talk for a minute,
we'll get back to you.
Thank you I really appreciate it.
- [Wife] She's stranded
what do you think dear?
- Oh we're not gon' give
her a ride, not a chance.
You don't know what she's got in that bag.
You can't be too careful
out in a place like this.
We're not giving anybody a ride.
(car starting)
(somber music)
- Excuse me mam, I'm sorry to bother you
but I need to get to Nevada
and I'm stranded here.
If there's any way possible
you could give me a ride.
- I'll ask my husband.
- Please I,
I need to get back.
I'd really appreciate it,
I've been out here all day.
- This girl want a lift?
- Yeah.
- Well let's give her a lift,
she seems to be a nice girl.
- No.
Honey I'm wearing diamonds,
she saw the diamonds.
- Well I don't think this
girl's gonna hurt you
you know to take your diamonds.
She seems like a nice girl.
Let's give her a lift.
- Oh come on no.
A nice girl, what you don't know.
These girls are as vicious
as some of these guys.
- Oh honey you don't trust anybody,
I don't understand you.
- Todd I do not want to lose this.
You want me to lose this?
No way.
- Alright doll.
- Please
come on, let's just go.
Go, go, go.
- Okay.
- Please darling.
- Alright.
(somber music)
- You need a lift?
- No I'm waiting for a friend thanks.
- Suit yourself.
- You know what, I think I
could use a lift after all.
- Alright, get in.
Where are you headed?
- Nevada.
- [Cal] Oh yeah?
That's where I'm headed.
- That's good.
I've had the worst day ever.
My car broke down,
some guy picked me up but
then that didn't work out.
And no one would give me
a ride at the rest area.
I had the worst time today.
Absolutely awful.
- You know you've got to be real careful.
You can't trust just anyone.
- Yeah I know.
- [Cal] I'm headed to Nevada myself.
- Well thanks for offering me a ride,
I really appreciate it.
- We're gonna have to stop
up here and get a little gas.
- Oh that'd be great maybe I
can get something to drink,
so dehydrated from walking.
- So what's your name?
- Dedra.
- I'm Jeff.
- Nice to meet you Jeff.
Right up here it looks
like a lazy little town.
That must be where the gas is.
- [Dedra] Oh, be nice if I
could get something to eat.
- [Cal] How long you been on the road?
- Well I was traveling for several days
when my car broke down.
And I couldn't fix it,
well I didn't have the
money to get it fixed.
But it's been hell, I've had
the worst day of my life.
(eerie music)
- He made a real mess here.
- How long you figure they've been dead?
- Uh I'd say about, ballpark figure,
I'd say about two hours.
- Have you called the coroner yet?
- Yeah coroner's on his
way, he's on his way.
(sighing)
- Detective Bureau please.
Yeah Captain Moore please.
Yeah Captain Moore, this is John Mays.
Yeah I'm out at the scene now.
Yeah there's no doubt in my mind,
it's got all the ire marks of Cal Lewis.
Yeah he's definitely
on his way into Vegas.
Look, I think it'd be a good idea
if you put one of your
plain clothes detectives
on Doctor Anjhi.
Yeah, she was one he threatened also.
Also I think you ought to
have Ms. Fedro picked up,
put her in protective custody.
Yeah that's Cal's ex-girlfriend.
Yeah he's made threats
toward both of them.
There's no doubt he's on his
way there to try to find them.
Yeah it's pretty well wrapped up out here.
Yeah I'll contact you as
soon as I get back in town.
Okay.
- When I get to Nevada I'm
gonna ask for an advance
at my new job so that
I can get my car fixed,
and then wire it down there
and have the guys put
in a new transmission,
that's what's wrong with it.
- You know you should carry credit cards.
- Yeah but I've got some
bad credit right now so.
I didn't have a lot of
money to get down here.
- Well I guess I'm not
borrowing any money from you.
(laughing)
- If I had some I'd give
you some for the ride
but I'm sorry I don't.
(suspenseful music)
- [Radio Speaker] Authorities report
that escaped serial killer
Cal Lewis may be in the area.
He is considered dangerous
and may be armed.
The suspect is Caucasian,
six foot two, thin wiry,
last seen with a beard.
His victims have included
at least three of report.
- That'll be $12.40.
Have a good day.
(dramatic music)
(thudding)
- Damn flat.
Hope this car's got a spare.
- Don't you know?
It's your car, right?
- It's a rental.
- Okay, sure.
- You okay?
- Fine.
- I'm gonna check the
trunk, I'll be right back.
- Alright.
- It's the right rear.
Why don't you get out
and stretch your legs?
- Alright.
- Wait, where do you think you're going?
- To stretch my legs.
- I think you're gonna stay right here
and help me fix this flat tire.
(grunting)
(groaning)
Ow, ow, oh gosh!
Ow, ow.
(groaning) Oh you bitch.
(thrilling music)
(groaning)
(groaning)
(screaming)
(snake hissing)
(panicked breathing)
- Stay calm, stay calm, stay calm.
(hissing)
(groaning)
(breathing hard)
- Die you little bitch.
If the desert don't get you I will.
(groaning)
(groaning)
(horn honking)
(patrons chatting)
(upbeat music playing)
(phone ringing)
- Noah's Lounge.
Yeah, Melanie, yeah hold on a second.
Melanie telephone.
- Hello.
Hello?
There's nobody there.
- Well what do you think about Cal Lewis?
- What about him?
- Didn't you testify against him in court?
- Yeah so?
- Well he escaped today.
(dramatic music)
- Oh my god.
- He's a real creep.
(dramatic music)
- Dirty little bitch.
If I find her I'll kill her.
(eerie music)
- Well I need a place to stay.
No mom I can't stay here.
Just let me come and stay
there for a couple weeks
until they pick him back up.
Please mom, I got to get out of here.
And I've got to get out tonight.
Yes I'm gonna catch the next,
yes mom.
Yes I'll get, yes mom, thank you.
Okay, okay thanks mom.
I'll see you then.
Bye.
(knocking)
(suspenseful music)
(knocking)
Who is it?
- This is Detective Smith.
Excuse me.
I'm Detective Smith from the
Police Protective Program.
Remember Cal Lewis?
- Yes I do.
And I just spoke with
my mother on the phone
and I'm taking the first flight out
first thing in the morning.
I'm gonna stay with her for
at least a couple of weeks.
- I will see that you get there.
- Oh thank you so much.
(motorcycle revving)
(soft music)
- What's that out there?
- [Both] It's a body.
(motorcycle revving)
- [Man] Should I go get some water?
- [Woman] Yeah get her some water.
- [Man] Here, here's some water.
- Okay a little bit on her face.
Go get some help Chris.
I'll stay with her.
Leave the water here.
Hurry, we need to get
her to a hospital, hurry.
(motorcycle revving)
- Checking out.
- Yeah, room?
- 21.
- 21.
Ah, you're clear.
- Thanks.
- Hey what happened to your eyes?
- Radiator steam, it blew up.
- What are you doing for it?
- Nothing.
- Aw man, I'd have that
looked at if I were you.
You know there's a healthcare center
right down the road about
three of four miles.
It's on the right.
- Yeah?
- I'd stop in and have it looked at.
- Think they're open?
- Yeah 24 hours.
- Thanks.
- [Clerk] Yeah.
- David that's a nasty
burn you have on your face.
How'd that happen?
- Carburetor fire on my truck.
- Oh it looks almost like one
of those pepper spray burns.
- Am I going to be okay?
- Yes but we're gonna
have to irrigate your eye
and your face and we'll give you a shot
of some cortisone and
some tablets of Benadryl.
- Can we get started?
- You bet.
I'll have the nurse come right in.
Nurse, this is David Smith.
He had a nasty burn to his face.
And we irrigated his face and his eye.
And we gave him a shot of
cortisone, 10 milligrams.
Also we gave him a prescription
for Benadryl, 25 miligrams,
QID for three days.
Here's his chart.
- Alrighty, I will take care of that.
Meanwhile here's a chart
of a young white female
that was brought in earlier,
and she's now in room two.
She was found out in the
desert and she was dehydrated.
We have her stabilized right now,
but you really need to
take a look into her
as soon as you can.
- Okay I can do that right now.
And would you start some IVs for her?
- Absolutely.
And doctor, to be honest,
if that young couple hadn't
found her out in the desert,
she probably wouldn't have made it.
- Thanks.
- Excuse me.
Can we get an IV started in room two,
room two please thank you.
Alright, let's get you settled up here,
get you your prescription.
- [Cal] I'll pay cash.
- Alright, let's see how much you owe.
(phone ringing)
Oh, one moment please.
Quick Med.
Oh I'm sorry if you're
coming in at six o'clock
I won't be here,
my relief will be coming
in at five o'clock.
Yes, you can speak to her.
Alrighty, have a good afternoon.
Bye bye.
Okay sorry about that.
Let's see it will be 65 dollars.
Okay cash, I can write you out a receipt.
- I don't need a receipt.
- Oh, okay, would you
like to set an appointment
to see the doctor?
- I'm on the road.
- Oh alright.
Anything else you need?
- No, thanks.
- Okay.
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
- Hello Monique,
I didn't hear from Dedra last
night, or the night before.
She's been so good about
calling me every night
I'm so worried.
- Oh my god.
I've been worried sick
about that child myself.
I had a very negative reading for her.
It was not good at all.
And I warned her, I
told her to be careful.
- I'm so worried, I don't know what to do.
- Oh I know how you feel.
I'm worried about her
myself, like I told you,
but I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll go into a deep trance
and see if anything else comes to me.
Okay?
- Please, please give me a call
I'll be waiting by the
phone I'm so worried.
She's been so good about calling.
- Yes I will, I certainly will.
Good bye.
(eerie music)
- Hey sorry I'm late.
- Oh it's five minutes, no big deal.
- Anything I need to know about?
- Oh yeah there's a girl in room two,
a young couple found her out
in the desert unconscious,
well we have her stabilized now.
She just needs a little bit of attention.
- Okay.
- Alright well have a good evening.
- [Second Nurse] Thanks, have fun.
(dramatic music)
Hey, where's Jerry our regular janitor?
- I'm his relief tonight.
(thudding)
(screaming)
(whimpering)
- Do you know what happened to you?
Oh Dedra, I'm gonna give
you something to calm down.
(screaming)
(phone ringing)
- Dr. Anjhi speaking.
- Dr. A, it's Cal Lewis.
- What's the problem Cal?
- I really need to talk to you.
I need to meet you.
- Where are you now?
- I can't tell you where I'm at.
No way.
I do really got to meet you.
- It would be better if you
could come to the office Cal.
- You're the only one
who knows how I am Dr. A.
I'm in big trouble,
you're the only one who can help me.
I don't want to keep on killing.
You've got to meet me.
- Alright Cal.
I'll meet you in about one hour,
near the old therapy building.
- The building where we first met.
- Yes Cal.
- Okay.
(dramatic music)
- Billy, I'm going to be at this address.
Would you get the police
and the paramedics there
as soon as possible
please, it's an emergency.
- Of course doctor.
- Thank you.
- Dr. A.
- Hello Cal, how are you?
- Good.
- Let's go over in this
building here, come on.
- [Detective] Excuse me.
- Yep?
- Are you the maintenance man here?
- Yes I am.
- Were you working last night?
- Yeah I've got a hell of
a headache to prove it.
- So you're the fellow that was attacked?
- Yeah that's me.
- Did you get a look at this guy?
- No he came up from behind.
- You didn't see him hanging around here
at all before when you pulled up?
- No I sure didn't.
- Where's the main entrance at?
- Straight down the hallway to the left.
And that's the front door right there.
- Thanks.
- [Janitor] Mhm.
- Yes sir may I help you?
- Yeah I'm Detective John Mays.
I spoke with Doctor Stone
earlier about Ms. Hagan.
Is he available?
- Yes sir I'll page him for you.
Doctor Stone, Doctor Stone to
the front waiting area please,
Doctor Stone.
I'm sure he'll be out in a moment.
- Is it always this hot here?
- I'm afraid so.
- Hotter here than it is in Texas.
Did she bring any ID with her?
- Oh as a matter of fact
this purse was brought in with her things.
- Okay well why don't you
just hang on to it for now.
Also this bag was found
by the state trooper.
Maybe just hang on to
that 'til we see fit.
- Okay it'll all be right here.
- Okay.
Doctor Stone?
- Yes I'm Doctor Stone.
- I'm Detective John Mays,
I talked to you earlier on the phone.
- Oh yes uhuh.
- How's our girl doing?
- Oh she's doing better,
she's more stable.
- When's she gonna be able to recover?
- In a couple of days.
- A couple of days?
Doctor I can't waste two
days waiting around here.
How about tomorrow?
- Well that's possible.
- Look I'll check her into a hospital
as soon as we get to Las Vegas.
Doctor I'll take full
responsibility for her.
- Well that's very nice.
But I have to take responsibility for her.
- Can I see her?
- Oh yes, but she may not be awake.
- Ms. Hagan I want to show
you a picture of the subject
and I want you to tell me if
it's the man that attacked you.
Ms. Hagan?
Ms. Hagan?
Is it him Ms. Hagan?
- Yes it's him.
- [Nurse] Ms. Hagan is everything okay?
- Nurse please.
- Ms. Hagan how did you
happen to be with the subject?
- At a rest stop.
- What were you doing at a rest stop?
- My car broke down, I
had no way to get back.
- [Detective Mays] How
long were you with him?
- A couple of hours.
- Did you tell him where you were going?
- [Dedra] I don't know.
- Well think, did you tell
him where you were going?
- Yes, yes I think I did.
- [Detective Mays] Did you
tell him anything else at all,
what you were going to do there?
- I was frightened and then he asked me.
But, he was persistent, I
told him about my new job.
- Did you tell him what your
new job was going to be?
- I don't remember it's very hazy.
- Okay.
As soon as I can get you released
I'm gonna take you down
into Vegas with me.
You're gonna have to stay with me.
He's not gonna give up until we get him.
Or he gets you.
(pager beeping)
(dramatic music)
- [Dispatcher] Come in Smithy.
- Smithy here.
- [Dispatcher] What'd you find Smithy?
- Yeah I'll stay 'til we get here on time.
Not a problem, I'll wait.
(dramatic music)
(phone dialing)
(phone ringing)
- Hello.
- Ralph it's Cal.
- Cal?
Where are you?
- I'm in town.
- What do you want with me, what can I do?
- I need your help.
- What do you need?
- I need a car, I need some clothes,
and I could really use some money.
- Listen Cal I don't
know if I can help you.
Exactly where are you?
- I'm at a hotel at
Tooth and Bourbon Street.
- Listen Cal the best thing you can do,
for yourself and everyone
else, is just turn yourself in.
- I'm not turning myself in.
I'm not going back to that hellhole.
- Listen Cal, bad things could
happen to you if you don't.
- Like what?
- After all you've done,
the police could shoot you on sight.
- That's right Ralph.
You're just like our
mom, you're no damn good,
you never liked me,
(thrilling music)
you never would help me.
You and her you both
hated me, you're no good.
Well guess what?
I'm gonna plant you right
where she's planted.
You got it?
- Have you decided what
you want for dinner yet?
- You know I'm way too nervous
to eat anything right now.
I'll just take a glass of
orange juice or something.
- You should have a little more than that.
- I can't eat anything right now, okay?
How long do we have to wait here?
- 'Til we get a call from Cal.
- You really think he's gonna call?
- Sweetheart there's no doubt in my mind.
- I just can't take the pain.
- He broke out of prison
with one thing in mind,
to kill three people.
The doctor who testified against him,
he's already killed her.
His girlfriend, and me.
So far he's killed nine
people on his way out here.
So he's gonna be in prison.
Now he's got one more
to kill and that's you.
We're gonna wait here until we get a call.
It's coming, don't worry about it.
Just be patient.
- Patient?
How could I be patient when
someone's trying to kill me?
- You don't have a whole
lot of choice do you?
He's out there some place
with one thing in mind.
And we're gonna get him, I promise you.
(dramatic music)
- [Broadcaster] This is a news update.
While awaiting transfer
to maximum security,
convicted serial killer Cal
Lewis escaped from authorities.
Lewis is suspected of a series
of additional murders over three states.
Described by police as
six foot two and thin.
Lewis is believed to
be headed to this area.
If you think you have seen
this man, call 1 800 552 2929.
The police hotline is on
your screen, 1 800 552 2929.
Lewis may be wearing a beard.
Once again Lewis is
dangerous and may be armed.
If you have information
please call the police hotline
at 1 800 552 2929.
In other news, the.
(dramatic music)
- [Woman] Looking for a date mister?
- [Driver] Yeah, how much?
- [Woman] 300 all night.
- [Driver] Well that's a little steep.
- [Woman] 200, four hours.
- [Driver] That's still a little steep.
- [Woman] How about 100 for a quickie?
- [Driver] Oh boy, I think
I'm gonna cruise around.
- [Woman] You sure?
- [Driver] Yeah.
- [Woman] Alright.
(thrilling music)
- Hi there.
- Hi.
- How'd you like to make an easy 20 bucks,
without even getting those knees dirty.
- Are you talking kinky?
I don't do anything kinky,
especially for 20 bucks.
- Nothing kinky.
Easiest 20 you ever made,
you're gonna love it.
- I told you nothing kinky now.
- Look I just want you
to make a phone call.
- A phone call?
- Just a call.
- A call to who?
- I'll tell you who to call,
I'll tell you what to say.
- Okay.
- You understand?
- Okay.
- Now let's go.
(dramatic music)
(dispatchers speaking in background)
- Police hotline.
- Hello?
You know that guy that you're
looking for on the news?
- Do you know where he's at right now?
- Well he's at the
Roosevelt Hotel room 422.
- Just a moment please.
(beeping)
(phone ringing)
- Bingo.
Hello?
Yeah this is Detective Mays.
Did she leave her name?
Okay.
What was the room number again?
Okay.
Yeah we'll be there in about 30 minutes.
Okay thank you.
Okay.
Look I'm gonna be gone for a while.
You just stay here, keep the door locked,
don't let anybody in.
- No, I'm not staying here by myself.
You have to take me with you.
- [Detective Mays] I
can't take you with me.
- You have to take me with
you, I can't stay here.
- [Detective Mays] You're
not gonna be in any danger,
just keep the door locked.
I shouldn't be gone that long.
- I'll go crazy.
You've got to take me with you.
Please.
- Alright.
(thrilling music)
So this is it.
You can always stay here.
- Never mind.
- When we leave this room
you stay right beside me, you understand?
- Yeah.
- You have no idea where
he may be coming from.
You ready?
- Yeah.
- Let's do it.
I'm Detective John Mays.
- How may I help you sir?
That room is registered
to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis.
- [Detective Mays] Sam Davis?
- That's correct.
- [Detective Mays] Which way is the room?
- Down there.
(knocking)
- Ralph?
Ralph?
(thrilling music)
(screaming)
(gun firing)
(thrilling music)
(breathing hard)
- Oh my god you're bleeding.
How can I help you?
- Hey, look call 911.
Say officer down.
Man with a gun armed suspect.
- Alright, alright, alright.
(ripping)
(groaning)
(suspenseful music)
Yes, yes, we have an emergency.
(groaning)
- Oh god, oh.
(mumbling)
(groaning and coughing)
(breathing hard)
(thrilling music)
(groaning)
- [Officer] You called?
- Yes out in the hallway at 419
Hurry, hurry.
(groaning)
- Oh shoot.
- Alright.
- What's the guy doing?
- He's got my gun.
He's chasing a young girl.
Come on, go, go.
(groaning)
(panicked breathing)
(panicked breathing)
(screaming)
- Hey, stop it's okay.
It's okay.
I'm not him.
(screaming)
It's okay.
(guns firing)
(gasping and screaming)
It's okay baby, it's okay.
They got him, it's all over.
- Think he's dead.
Better call the captain.
- Let's go down.
- Oh John, how are you?
- I've been better, how about yourself?
Did you get any sleep last night?
- No.
I felt awful.
- Dedra baby, it's over.
You got to put it behind you,
you got to get on with your life.
- I know it's just, I
know I will, don't worry.
- I made arrangements at the department
for you to keep this car
until yours is repaired, okay?
- This car?
- That's right, here's the keys.
This is Captain Moore's card,
when yours is repaired, you
get it back, give him a call.
He'll have somebody pick this one up.
- Oh John, I don't know what to say.
Thanks for being so wonderful.
Let me grab my bag.
I'll miss you.
- Gotta go, got to catch a flight.
- [Dedra] Bye.
- Bye bye.
- [Dedra] Bye, see you later.
(eerie music)
(muffled screaming)
(thrilling music)
- Shut up!
Get in the car, we're going for a ride.
Shut up.
Get in the car.
(screaming)
(dramatic music)
You won't float for a long time.
(cackling)
(groaning)
Little bit of chain with the rocks.
You won't be floating for a long time.
You're going swimming.
You're gonna let the fish eat you.
You're bait, you're fish bait.
(cackling)
(thrilling music)
(groaning)
- Die, die, die.
(groaning)
(somber music)
(screaming)
(dramatic music)
(thrilling music)