In the Dark (2019–…): Season 3, Episode 6 - Arcade Fire - full transcript

Jess!

Get back in the
car, Murphy! Murphy...

Jess!

Murphy,
we got to go!

Jess! She's in there!

Get her in the car!

Get her in the car!
Murphy.

We have to go.
Jess!

She's in there!
We have to go!

Murphy, we have to go!
I'm leaving, okay?

Get off me! I'm not going
anywhere! - What do I do?



I don't care,
but I'm leaving!

Oh, God, Murph?

Jess!
Fine, wait.

- Murph!
- Jess!

No! Jess!

Somebody help!

Oh, Jess!

Take her to the car!

Oh, my God! Do something!

To the car!
Jess is in there right now!

Jess!

Murphy Mason,
you are under arrest

for the murder
of Nia Bailey.

Go help her!
Somebody help!



That was a mess.

Ah, you think?

Yeah, she set us up.

You know, I bet you anything she
wanted us to die in that fire.

Dude,
doesn't even matter.

All right, we have Murphy.
And we still have

a warrant to collect her DNA.

Yeah, well,
I wanted all of them.

Yeah, okay.

At this point,
I'll take what I can get.

Yeah, 'cause Murphy was
who you really wanted.

Like if you had to choose.

Yeah, if I had
to choose, then...

hell yeah.

Hell yeah.

I still can't believe
we just left her there.

What were we
supposed to do?

Turn the lights off.

Yeah, I know.

What do we do now?

I don't know.

I say we just
wait here,

make sure there aren't
any cops coming after us.

Felix, pull it together,
all right?

"Pull it together"?

Murphy is done!

Okay? She's going away
for, like, ever.

And I can't even...

talk about Jess.

I know we can't go back
to the arcade, but...

I need to know...
if she was in there.

I don't know how we're
supposed to do that.

We just have to sit
here and wait it out.

Darnell...
What?

...knows people
that work with Josiah.

Maybe they know
if she was in there.

Can we at least call him?

Yeah.

Hey.

We got there.
The arcade was on fire.

Wait, what?
Do you know anything?

What do you mean it was on fire?

Yeah, I don't know.
We never got Jess.

We're kind of freaking
out over here.

Have you heard anything?

No, I...

I think I might know
what happened.

I'll find out and call you back.

Did he know anything?

He thinks he might.

Trey, it's me.

I know what you did.

Answer your phone.

Officer... Officer?

Hello?

Murphy, it's Josh.

Is Jess okay?

We're finding that out.

We need a sample of your DNA.
Why? What are you talking about?

Why, why are you guys here?

You should be doing something.

We have a court order. Go ahead.

Open your mouth, please.

Thank you.

Are you guys leaving?

Where are you going?

Look, we don't know
anything yet, okay?

They're still
putting out the fire.

Still nothing from Darnell?

No.

I can't just sit here
any longer.

Well, it's not like we can
just start driving around.

The cops went past us
half an hour ago.

I think we're fine.

There's got to be
someone we know

who can... find out
what's going on.

Someone who has
access to cops.

Fire department,
the paramedics.

Oh, my God!

I'm such an idiot!

My sister!

She was a public defender...
She knows everyone.

Wait, you have a sister?

Unfortunately.

The fire began
around 8:00 p.m. tonight.

Firefighters are working
to control the deadly blaze,

which has already burned
a number of structures.

Word on the streets...

Just listen, man.

You were the only person
who knew the cops were coming.

What'd you do?

Tip off Josiah for a bonus?

No.

Look, I wanted to start
my own thing.

So I told Beau to snag
as much as he could.

You knew we promised
those drugs to the cops.

We didn't promise
the cops anything.

He was the only person I talked
to, and Alex caught him.

Great, so she told Josiah.

And he blew up the arcade
to get rid of the stash.

With Jess inside.

Look, if Alex
did tell Josiah,

I feel like she would have tried
to get Jess out or something.

They were, like, friends,
I do... I don't know.

Well, have you talked to her?

No, she's not responding
to my texts.

You know where she lives?

This is your sister's place?

Yep.

Oh.

Come on, buddy.

Okay, we-we can't tell my sister
what's really going on.

'Cause my first instinct is
to tell strangers

we murdered a drug lord.
Shh!

She has one of
those doorbell camera things.

Oh.

Lesley.

Felix?
Yep.

It's me. You know,

after three years,
perhaps a text is

a less intrusive way
of creeping back into my life.

Look, can we just come in,
please?

I'm Max. Hi.

Hello.

And who is
this handsome gentleman?

Pretzel.
And does Pretzel shed?

Sure does.

Yeah, Murphy's here, in custody.

So, once you get word that
the DNA matches, you'll charge her?

Yeah, and then I'll cut her
a deal in exchange

for a statement
against the chief.

I can't believe that IRS guy
signed off on a deal,

given his history with Murphy.

He doesn't know
about it, does he?

Not really.

Wow.

Hey, look, he would

never agree to it.
No, I know.

I just, I didn't think
you were that coldhearted.

Oh, okay, she's still going
to jail, just for less time.

Look, my job is to get
all the bad guys, not just one.

Oh, I know.

You're doing the right thing.

Yeah, I know.

Okay, I, uh, I should get
back in there.

Yeah.
Okay, bye.

♪ We wish you
a Merry Christmas ♪

♪ We wish you a Merry
Christmas... ♪

It's the closest
thing to champagne

I could find
in the vending machine.

Don't open it now.

Just, it's for when
this is all over.

Aw, thanks, man. Uh...

Thanks.

I have a question.

What if the DNA
doesn't match?

Aw, man...

it's going to. I mean, that
button came from her jacket.

I just noticed that
she had one missing.

Okay, but that's enough
to convict her, right?

I mean, her blood was found
right by the body.

Yeah, I mean,
with that evidence,

there's...

there's no way she can con...
Convince a jury

that she's innocent.

But you know what, we're
just sitting here. Maybe...

maybe we can try
to make this case

against her
bulletproof.

How?

Get a confession.

Murphy, it's Gene Clemens.

Did you find out about Jess yet?

We, uh, we're still
working on it.

Let's talk about Nia.

You want to tell me

what happened
on November 24th?

You guys really think
I'm that stupid?

What?

Clearly you're just waiting
on the DNA results

and you're trying to get
a confession from me

in the meantime.

Well, let's
just talk for a second.

We can talk once you find out
if Jess is alive or not.

Now I would like
my phone call, please.

Murphy... I have
the right to a phone call.

I saw that fire on the
news... your friend was

in it?

Um... We're not sure.

We know that she was babysitting

and brought the kids there
for mini golf.

Now we can't get a
hold of her. Anyway...

um, we thought
maybe you could call

your old cop friends
and see if you can find

anything out for us, 'cause
we're kind of freaking out here.

You're unbelievable.

Why? Look, I'm gonna do it,

'cause I'm not a dick, but you
don't even talk to me anymore

and then you show up
'cause you need a favor.

Um, you don't talk to me either.

'Cause you called me a whore.

Context, Lesley.
Whatever.

I'll get my computer.

What was the context?

Oh, I called her
a capitalist sellout whore.

Because she is. She
was a public defender

for, like, less than a year,
then moved to corporate finance

after flying coach once.

Hello?

It's me.

Have you heard anything
about Jess?

No, not yet.
H-How's it going, uh, there?

They, um...

...they took my DNA.

Look, um...

it's gonna be okay.

Felix, please find out

what happened to Jess.

They're not telling me
anything here.

I just feel like...

I just feel like
I can't breathe.

I know, I know. Me, too.

I'm trying.

Darnell is also trying.

Okay.

Bye.

Okay.

This is gonna be

super fun.

Well, she's not gonna incriminate
herself on a police line, is she?

Do you really think if we could
find out what happened to Jess,

she'll talk to us?
It's worth a shot.

You just heard her.
Yeah.

Jess is the only thing
she cares about right now.

Okay. I'll make some phone
calls, see what I can find out.

You're not really gonna
confess to them... are you?

If they have information
about you.

Don't be an idiot.

Look around, Jess...

It's over.

If someone could give me
anything about

whether or not you're okay,
I'll take it.

Huh. What?

I've just never
seen you give up before.

I'm not giving up. I got caught.

Just don't say anything.

I'd literally rather go to jail
for the rest of my life

than go one more second

without knowing
what happened to you.

Wow.

You really are an idiot.

Yeah, maybe.

Hold on.

What?
Did she just say something?

Uh, okay. Thanks, anyway.

Uh, rewind it back?

Yeah, maybe.

Eh. Think she's just
losing it a bit.

Yeah.

Any word on Jess?

Uh, CFD's still looking
through the wreckage.

Trying to get
a preliminary report.

Oh.

He retired.

Let me try...

Oh, no. He hates me.

Oh...
Hang on.

Oh, my God. Go slower.

- Seriously.
- Stop.

She's helping us. But
she's doing it on purpose.

Yes. I want to keep you here
as long as possible

so your B.O. can really seep
into my couch.

Have you called
the kids' parents?

What?

The kids that your friend
was babysitting?

If anything happened,
they would be the first to know.

Oh, uh... I
don't know them.

Can you just find
someone, please?

Oh, wait. I helped this cop
get out of a lawsuit,

and he owes me a favor.

Wow.

Congratulations on helping
a cop get out of a lawsuit.

I'm sure you're super
proud of that one.

Oscar? It's Lesley Bell,
how are you?

All right, thanks, man.

Yeah,
I owe you a thousand beers.

Okay, all right.

They finished
their initial survey.

No bodies.
No one died in that fire.

Your friend wasn't in there.

Okay.

Wait.

Then where is she?

Max, we have to get out of here.

We have to go find Jess.

Felix, we can't
just go find her.

You guys are
being so sketchy.

No, we're not.
We just... are gonna go.

Max?

No. Your sister
was a defense attorney.

I think she could help.

- Dude.
- Felix,

what's going on?

Nothing.
Nothing?

Look around.

I'm looking around.

What a lovely display of, uh,

floor-to-ceiling firewood
you have.

Let's go.
We need help.

We do not need help from her.
Oh, oh, we don't?

No. Are you forgetting that we
made a deal to turn ourselves in?

We need a lawyer.
I'm a lawyer.

No you're not.
You didn't pass the bar.

Shut up!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

No.

No, no.

We are talking to your sister.

Okay, what about Jess?

Well, at least
we know she's alive,

because if we go back out there,

we're gonna end up
right where Murphy is.

What is going on?

Zero.

Everything is cool... Ow! Ow!

No. Tell me
what's going on.

No.

We were forced to launder
money for a drug dealer

and now the cops think
we killed her!

You were laundering money
for a drug dealer?

Yeah. That's what I just said.

Why do the cops
think you killed her?

I have no idea. Ow!

Because we did!

She was gonna kill our friend.
We had no choice.

Wow.

I know.

I don't know
what's more shocking,

that you murdered someone
or that you have friends.

Okay.

Every case has a defense.

Even this one.

Let me see
what I can do.

Well? Did you find her?

We did.

Are you ready to talk?

Yes.

Just tell me.

Sure.

Once you tell us what happened
the night of November 24th.

I swear, I'm-I'm... I'll tell you
everything you need,

but I'm not doing that
without finding out

what happened to Jess first.

Fine.

She wasn't in the fire.

She wasn't?

No.

Are you lying to me?

I wouldn't do that.

Then where is she?

We don't know.

All we can confirm

is that there were no bodies
found in the arcade wreckage.

Now it's your turn.

Tell us what you did
to Nia Bailey.

No.

No, that wasn't the deal.

Mm-mm.

I said I would confess
if you found Jess.

Oh, come on Murphy.
Look, we found out Jess

wasn't in the fire,
now tell us what you did to...

No. Find where
she is... The hell?

I am so done
negotiating with you!

You're gonna rot in prison
for the rest of your life,

and you keep wondering
what happened to your friend

from behind bars.

Good luck.

You forgot your cane.

Wow, so your friend

was sleeping with the cop,
the IRS dude and him?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So you're the only
guy in her life she hasn't boned?

I mean, I guess that makes
sense. Who would want to take

a 33-year-old's virginity?

Mm.

Funny joke. You do
know that I had sex

with Nikki Anderson at Brad
Leventhal's Halloween party.

Oh, my God.

She doesn't remember that
even happening.

She was too drunk.
No one believes you.

Well, it happened.

Why are you insisting
that you had sex with a girl

who was too drunk to remember?

Because she wasn't, okay?
I was with her all night,

she had, like,
half a beer,

then she made up
this whole lie

about how she was
too blacked out

because she doesn't want
to admit she had sex with me.

Still not great.

Can we just get back

- to Murphy, please?
- Mm, sure.

If that DNA matches,

uh, your girl's gonna go to
prison for the rest of her life.

What?

Uh, can't you find

some loophole or something?

Isn't that what you do,
you find loopholes?

Find one. Uh, a loophole
for finding her blood

and the victim's blood
at the scene of the crime?

No. I can't do that.
No one could.

- I'm sorry, man. I...
- It's okay.

No, I-I blew it.

It's fine.
I... She's just... maddening.

She was probably never gonna
confess to us anyway. Yeah.

And, look, we know
that DNA evidence will be enough

for an arrest at least.

Then we'll have
all the time in the world

to build a case against her.

Don't worry.

Okay. Uh...

Uh, I'm gonna go
get some fresh air.

That's a good idea, man.

Hey, it's gonna take a while.

Why don't you go
home, get some rest

and come back in a
couple hours? Yeah.

Got your results.
Yeah?

It's a match
for Murphy Mason.

I just got word the DNA matched.

Okay.

So, I guess that's it, then.

They, like, take me to jail now?

Do I get a lawyer?

Well, before we book you,

I need a statement
about the chief.

What?

About how he
helped Dean cover up

the Tyson Parker murder.

If you can do that for me,
I can cut you a deal.

And you'll still do the time,
but I promise you

it'll be a lot less.

Can you do that for me?

Um...
Come on, Murphy, look.

Just tell me what happened

the night that Dean Riley
got arrested.

What happened at that hospital?

How much less time
are we talking?

I'll-I'll make sure
it's under five.

What about Josh?

He-he wouldn't agree to
this. Don't worry about Josh.

What's said between me and
him is between me and him.

Hmm.

Or you didn't tell him.

You want to make the deal
or not?

Yeah, I do.

Yes, I do.

Uh...
Get your tape recorder.

Well, everything in-in the
room is already recorded,

so, uh, when you're,
when you're ready. Oh.

Um...

Uh, Dean Riley was
a detective here.

And he told me
that he killed Tyson Parker.

Tyson was
a 17-year-old boy

who happened to be
my friend.

And Dean told me
that he strangled him

and shot him

and threw his body in the river.

And I recorded
Dean's confession,

but then he tried to kill me,
too, um...

We got in this crazy
car accident,

and...

when we got to the hospital,
I handed my phone

over to the police
with the confession,

and...

and they arrested Dean.

But then
the next time I saw him,

the charges had been dropped
and...

and he was released back
onto the Force.

And do you know
how that happened?

Um...

Well, I asked a nurse,

and she said that Dean
only had one visitor...

...his boss, the chief.

And when he left,
Dean was free.

So...

That's how I knew
the police department was in

on the cover-up.

Thank you so much, Murphy.

For that.

I'm gonna book you now,

but you have my word.

Under five years.

Wait, I think, uh...

I think we should let Josh
do this.

And I know how badly
he wanted me to go down,

and I think we both owe it
to him.

You're right.

You're right. Okay.

I'll be back in a bit.

All right, here I am.

What's going on?
Nothing.

Just, uh,
got the results back.

And?

Technically, these are
for the Christmas party,

but I snagged a couple.

It matched with Murphy?

This would be a really
weird move if it didn't.

Ah, I wish this actually
got me drunk.

Yeah, it might.
I think the grape sodas

have been in there since 1996.

Did you book her?

Uh...

Thought that, uh,

you'd want to do the honors.

Ah.

It's over, Murphy.

Oh, you know, I thought you'd
be smarter than this. Let's go.

Just after everything
I did to you,

I figured you'd stop
trusting people.

Okay, you know what?

I'll just, uh, I'll just take
her. Yeah, of course.

You wouldn't want me
to tell Josh our little secret.

Oh, what's she
talking about? Nothing.

Nothing. No,
no. Wh-Whoa-whoa.

Ah...
What's going on?

Gene cut me a deal.

I'm only gonna serve
five years.

He actually just used you to
get to me to give a statement

against the chief.

I told you,
you're way too trusting.

Hey, that's not true.

Okay? She's lying.

Come on, Josh.
All right?

She lies about everything.
Oh, so you didn't cut her a deal?

No. No.

You're-you're seriously
gonna believe

anything that comes out
of her mouth?

I mean, you said everything
in here is recorded, right?

So, you could go listen
for yourself.

Josh. Josh.

Josh, come on, man.
Yo, Josh?

Josh.

Listen, man. I'm listening
to something else right now.

Come on, man.
This is stupid!

Oh, I'll find out for myself
if it's stupid or not.

Uh, can we please just go
back in there?

About how he helped
Dean cover up the Tyson Parker murder.

If you can do that for me,
I can cut you a deal.

And you'll still have to do
the time, but I promise you

it'll be a lot less.

And there it is.

You have no idea
how corrupt my chief is.

Oh, yeah, your chief
is the corrupt one.

This entire time,
you let me believe

that we were gonna put Murphy
away for the rest of her life.

She's still going to
jail. For five years!

Five years for murder.

The tax evaders get longer
than that!

All right,
can you please calm down?

Don't tell me to calm down.

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride ♪

♪ In a one-horse open sleigh ♪

Excuse me,
where's the closest exit?

Oh, just straight ahead
to the right.

Okay, great. Thank you.
Happy holidays. Yeah.

Yeah, you, too.

You could have told me.
You would've never gone for it.

Yeah, you're
absolutely right.

Okay, look, I never put it
in writing.

Okay? So let's just book her,

then we can figure out something
that works for the both of us.

Whatever. Fine.
Okay.

No. God.

We've got a fugitive
on the run.

Lock down the building now.

Uh, excuse me,
could you hail a cab for me?

Uh, uh, yeah, of course. Yeah?

Taxi!

We're looking for a blind woman.

Five-ten. Light brown hair.

Thanks so much. No
problem. Have a good one.

Oh, just drive straight,

and if I could borrow
your phone just real fast.

Suspect is a blind woman.

Approximately five-foot-ten,
still in the vicinity. Over.

Hello?

Hey, it's me.

Hey.
I'm in a cab.

Did you find Jess?

Not yet. Wait, you're in a cab?

Yes, I-I left where I was,

and I wasn't supposed to,

so just please tell me
where I should go.

Now, please.
Okay. Uh...

I'm at my sister's.
6321 North Temple Lane.

Why are you still so pissed?

Max told you Jess
wasn't even in there.

It's all good.
It's not all good.

What else do you want me
to say? Nothing you can say.

Cool.

Hi, are you Margie?
Yeah.

I'm a friend of your niece Alex.

We're trying to find her,

and Lola told us
she came here last night?

It's sort of an emergency.

Yeah, no kidding.

That girl she was with
was in bad shape.

With a girl?
Brown hair, brown eyes?

Yeah, she'd been
hurt in a fire.

Alex thought that I could help
'cause I'm a nurse.

But there was
nothing I could do.

That child needed
a hospital.

So, did they go?

Yeah, I made sure.

I drove them to
Northern Presbyterian.

Thank you so much.
Sorry to bother you.

Good luck.

I hope she's okay.

Thank you.

You coming?

Nah, I'm getting an Uber.

I can drive you there.
No, you've done enough.

I'll see you around.
Darnell.

Dude, I'm done with you.

Look, I know you're selfish,
but this was...

Just go, man.

Go.

I'm here to visit Jessica Damon.

Sorry, there's
no Jessica Damon.

Uh, uh, what about her...

Uh, Jennifer Walker.

There is a Jennifer
Walker.

Sign in.

Hey, is she okay?

Oh, hey.

Yeah, she just fell asleep.

They said she's gonna be fine.

Please don't tell...
I'm not gonna say anything

to Josiah.

No one even knows
where he is, anyway.

Yo, thank you, for real.

But I can take it from here.

You sure?
Yeah, yeah.

Go home.

All right.
Thanks, Darnell.

We'll talk soon. Bye.

Thank God. Oh...

Okay, uh, we should
get to the hospital.

I'll, uh, call
that cab driver

and tell Murphy
I'll meet her outside.

Well, it was...

weird to see you.

You, too.

And I guess you won, Lesley.

Look at your life.

And look at mine.

Yeah.

I hate you.

Makes sense.

Seriously, what happened?

You used to be, like, a compulsive
showerer. I've been living

out of my car.

Leave me alone.

Just...

Nice to meet you.
Thanks for the pasta.

Mm.
It was... really good.

Yeah, no problem.

Well...

see you around.

Actually,
do you mind driving?

Oh, sure. Yeah.

Sorry, I would've
offered.

I just thought,
'cause it's your car...

No, you can have it.
I don't need it.

I'm gonna head back to Canada.

Just drop me
at the train station.

Oh.

Um... sure.

I mean, you know,
we're heading to Canada, too,

after we get Jess.

Yeah, I know. I just...

just want to get out
of here, so...

Just drop me if you don't mind.

Sure, yeah.
Yeah. Cool.

Thanks.

Uh, just so I know, like, what
do you want me to tell Murphy?

I don't know. I don't care.

I'll be sure to sugarcoat that.

We checked all the security
cameras, man, and everything.

She got away.

Hey, look, I'm sorry, okay?

But we're gonna find
her. No. We won't.

See you around.
Josh. Josh, come...

Clemens. A word.
My office.

You arrested Mason for
murder, handcuffed her,

and then she escaped?

A blind woman
somehow manages

to get out of your
interrogation room?

I know. I know. I don't...
I don't even know what to say.

I just... Look, I couldn't fire
you for going against my orders

and digging
Nia Bailey's body up, but...

I sure as hell can fire you

for letting her killer
walk out these doors.

Sir, please, I...

Give me your
badge and gun.

Now. Give me
your badge and gun.

Thank you.

Murph.

Hi.

Hey.
Hey.

All right. Hi, buddy!

Hi! Hi, baby!

Hi.

Oh, my God.

What'd you do, break
out? Can you get these off?

Oh, my God. How did...?
You left in cuffs?

How did you...? It doesn't
really matter, but I can't go

in there with these,
so can you get 'em off?

I, uh...

Yeah. Let me go see if I can...

find a pin or something
from inside. Okay. Hurry.

Give me a second.

Oh, uh, before I forget.
I have your phone.

I-I don't care.
Okay.

Hey.

Hey.

I, uh, got her some soup.

Soup?

Yeah.

I didn't know what to get
someone to properly apologize

after almost getting them killed
in a fire

'cause I was trying to steal
a bunch of heroin.

Okay, here.

I think this'll work.
What is it?

Needle for a blood draw.

Swiped it from one
of those little nurse drawers.

You stole a needle?
Yeah.

Nice.

Well, you escaped
the police department

after being charged with murder,
so I think you win.

You're, like,
an actual fugitive now.

I-I... Yeah, I am.

I know. I'm aware. So we
need to leave immediately.

Yep.
Take longer.

Shut up.

Where's Max?

He, um...

What?
He went back to Canada.

Oh.

Yeah.

He told me to...
say goodbye, though,

and... and to give you
one of these.

I know he didn't, but...

thank you.

I needed this.

All right,

can you, uh...?
Yeah.

I should get these off.
Yeah.

So that we-we can
go inside. I'm trying.

Okay.

Boom!
You got it?

Ha-ha!
Oh, my God.

Trey was just here.

He actually helped me find her.

Least he could do.

Yeah, well,
anyway, uh, Jess is good.

I was just in there.

She woke up.

We talked for a bit.

Thank you.

Um, when do, uh,
visiting hours open up again?

7:00 a.m.

Okay, we'll just
wait, then.

I wouldn't wait in here
if I were you,

just to be safe.
Yeah, we know.

I guess we'll sleep in the car.

Yeah.

Okay. Uh...

I keep doing this.
Yeah.

Good luck.

Bye. Thank you.

Yeah, I'll, uh,

look you guys up
if I'm ever back in Canada.

Please.
I have your names.

Well, I should probably change
mine from, uh, Gordon Howard.

Yeah, I would do that.

All right.

♪ Ah, ah, ah, ooh ♪

♪ Who's sorry now? ♪

Kitty cat.

♪ Who's sorry now? ♪

♪ Whose heart is aching ♪

♪ For breaking ♪

♪ Each vow? ♪

♪ Who's sad and blue? ♪

♪ Who's crying, too? ♪

♪ Just like I cried ♪

♪ Over you ♪

♪ Ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ Right to the end ♪

♪ Ah, ah ♪

♪ Just like a friend ♪

♪ Ah, ah ♪

♪ I tried ♪

♪ To warn you ♪

♪ Somehow ♪

♪ Ah, ah ♪

♪ You had your way ♪

♪ Now you must pay... ♪

Well, I asked a nurse,

and she said that Dean
only had one visitor,

his boss, the chief.

And when he left, Dean was free.

That's how I knew
the police department

was in on the cover-up.

Alarm.

That was wishful thinking.

Did you sleep at all?

Not a wink.

Look out.
Me neither.

I'll go grab Jess.
Okay.

I'll be right back.

Knock, knock.

Jess?

Jess!

Jess!

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