WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:17.669 --> 00:00:18.757 [rocket whooshes] 4 00:00:18.888 --> 00:00:20.890 [indistinct chatter] 5 00:00:27.636 --> 00:00:31.074 ♪♪♪ 6 00:00:31.205 --> 00:00:32.597 [pulley rattling] 7 00:00:34.904 --> 00:00:36.906 [gong sounds] 8 00:00:56.839 --> 00:00:58.536 [clapperboard claps] 9 00:00:58.667 --> 00:01:00.756 Man: And uh, can you guys tell me, 10 00:01:00.886 --> 00:01:02.758 which one found the tape? Which one of you? 11 00:01:02.888 --> 00:01:05.239 - Uh well, we found the tape-- - I found, 12 00:01:05.369 --> 00:01:07.415 I found the tape when um, 13 00:01:07.545 --> 00:01:09.243 we were doing a routine exercise to find 14 00:01:09.373 --> 00:01:11.375 more potential projects for our company, 15 00:01:11.506 --> 00:01:15.249 and um, basically it started on, I think it was a Monday. 16 00:01:15.379 --> 00:01:17.207 - Yeah, and as soon as, you know, 17 00:01:17.338 --> 00:01:19.253 Adam showed me the video online, you know, 18 00:01:19.383 --> 00:01:21.342 alarm bells were going off because you know, 19 00:01:21.472 --> 00:01:23.387 if there's one thing that I can tell you about myself 20 00:01:23.518 --> 00:01:25.955 for certain is that I am an expert in true crime. 21 00:01:26.086 --> 00:01:27.652 You know, I've read all the books, 22 00:01:27.783 --> 00:01:29.698 I've seen all the TV shows, I've, you know, 23 00:01:29.828 --> 00:01:32.003 binge watched all the movies, and uh, you know, 24 00:01:32.134 --> 00:01:34.050 the bottom line is, 25 00:01:34.181 --> 00:01:36.400 David Stoner is a killer. 26 00:01:38.359 --> 00:01:40.709 [match scrapes] 27 00:01:54.157 --> 00:01:55.941 [cackles] 28 00:02:01.947 --> 00:02:03.688 Where the fuck did Stacy go? 29 00:02:05.647 --> 00:02:07.953 ♪♪♪ 30 00:02:08.084 --> 00:02:09.303 [blood splatters] 31 00:02:10.478 --> 00:02:17.398 ♪♪♪ 32 00:02:17.528 --> 00:02:20.923 ♪♪♪ 33 00:02:27.669 --> 00:02:32.152 ♪♪♪ 34 00:02:36.067 --> 00:02:41.770 ♪♪♪ 35 00:02:42.771 --> 00:02:49.647 ♪♪♪ 36 00:02:49.778 --> 00:02:56.524 ♪♪♪ 37 00:02:56.654 --> 00:03:00.528 ♪♪♪ 38 00:03:04.488 --> 00:03:06.447 Producer: So what made you think 39 00:03:06.577 --> 00:03:07.752 that this was a bad person? 40 00:03:07.883 --> 00:03:10.625 - I mean, going through the footage, 41 00:03:10.755 --> 00:03:12.496 you know there was 30 hours of it, 42 00:03:12.627 --> 00:03:14.585 so we were constantly reviewing, 43 00:03:14.716 --> 00:03:16.500 and reviewing the material. 44 00:03:16.631 --> 00:03:18.546 - Yeah, well, I guess maybe we should take a step back here 45 00:03:18.676 --> 00:03:20.896 and you should kinda hear about maybe 46 00:03:21.026 --> 00:03:23.377 how we got started, you know, like-- 47 00:03:23.507 --> 00:03:27.728 - Yeah, I mean we do horror movies, documentaries, um... 48 00:03:27.859 --> 00:03:29.426 Stu: Sure, but that's, 49 00:03:29.557 --> 00:03:31.907 that's not what I meant by starting from the beginning. 50 00:03:32.037 --> 00:03:33.778 I thought like maybe that you'd wanna know 51 00:03:33.909 --> 00:03:37.173 how we work together, and I think that's because Adam 52 00:03:37.304 --> 00:03:40.437 forced his way into my family and married my sister. 53 00:03:40.567 --> 00:03:43.179 Um, you know, Adam is actually my brother-in-law. 54 00:03:43.310 --> 00:03:46.530 You know, Adam went behind my back, 55 00:03:46.661 --> 00:03:47.966 started dating my sister, 56 00:03:48.097 --> 00:03:49.185 and eventually they got married. 57 00:03:49.316 --> 00:03:50.882 You know, we're family. 58 00:03:51.013 --> 00:03:52.797 - I mean, that's probably a best, the best place to start. 59 00:03:52.928 --> 00:03:54.451 - Is with our family, right, 60 00:03:54.582 --> 00:03:56.323 because that's actually how we did start this whole journey. 61 00:03:56.453 --> 00:03:57.889 To be honest with you, 62 00:03:58.020 --> 00:04:00.065 we decided before we were gonna pitch it to any companies, 63 00:04:00.196 --> 00:04:02.242 we would do a practice pitch with our family. 64 00:04:02.372 --> 00:04:03.765 [indistinct chatter] 65 00:04:05.419 --> 00:04:07.116 - We're doing a production. In fact-- 66 00:04:07.247 --> 00:04:08.596 - This could be our next movie. 67 00:04:08.726 --> 00:04:11.033 - Those two cameras right here, they're gonna film us, 68 00:04:11.163 --> 00:04:12.991 and we're gonna practice our pitch, 69 00:04:13.122 --> 00:04:14.428 because we have our other, our next pitch-- 70 00:04:14.558 --> 00:04:16.733 Stu: Our real pitch. - Our real one is gonna happen. 71 00:04:16.865 --> 00:04:18.432 - But we don't want anybody to be like, 72 00:04:18.562 --> 00:04:21.173 act that it's good or it's bad, 73 00:04:21.303 --> 00:04:23.611 just be real, and tell us what you really think. 74 00:04:23.741 --> 00:04:25.308 - Okay, so what I'm gonna do is, 75 00:04:25.439 --> 00:04:26.962 I'm gonna hand out a couple piece of paper, 76 00:04:27.092 --> 00:04:29.007 you just pass them down, all the way down. Karie? 77 00:04:29.138 --> 00:04:30.226 - Yes? - Who do you have? 78 00:04:30.357 --> 00:04:32.141 - I have Steven Avery. - Steven Avery. 79 00:04:32.272 --> 00:04:33.795 Stu: Just when you have it - 80 00:04:33.925 --> 00:04:35.666 wait, I thought there were supposed to be pictures? 81 00:04:35.797 --> 00:04:38.016 - Why would there be pictures? 82 00:04:38.147 --> 00:04:39.582 - You just printed out names? 83 00:04:39.714 --> 00:04:41.759 - We've come across a man who's been uploading 84 00:04:41.890 --> 00:04:45.589 about 30 hours of content onto his social media. 85 00:04:45.720 --> 00:04:47.983 - And as he gets more inebriated in these videos, 86 00:04:48.113 --> 00:04:51.421 it sounds like he is confessing to a crime. 87 00:04:52.466 --> 00:04:53.989 David Stoner: Mmm k. 88 00:04:54.119 --> 00:04:55.730 Adam: We, we subtitled all this stuff. 89 00:04:55.860 --> 00:04:57.819 - Shut up! 90 00:04:57.949 --> 00:05:00.691 I could have fuckin' fried you... 91 00:05:00.822 --> 00:05:02.302 I could have drowned you up. Trudy: He's sick. 92 00:05:03.346 --> 00:05:05.696 Ugh! - I'm gonna have nightmares. 93 00:05:05.827 --> 00:05:07.655 - But don't check the Trunk... 94 00:05:07.785 --> 00:05:10.179 don't check the fuckin' Burn Barrels! [laughs] 95 00:05:10.310 --> 00:05:12.964 - I hate him. - That was so creepy. 96 00:05:13.095 --> 00:05:14.879 - He is really creepy. - I don't think 97 00:05:15.010 --> 00:05:18.274 I could watch him, like more than this. 98 00:05:18.405 --> 00:05:20.885 - I don't feel like he has the same charm or charisma 99 00:05:21.016 --> 00:05:22.278 as like, Steven Avery. 100 00:05:22.409 --> 00:05:24.324 Almost like, you feel bad for at times. 101 00:05:24.454 --> 00:05:26.195 Like, almost like, you know, he didn't do it, 102 00:05:26.326 --> 00:05:28.197 he's got this sweet side. - So simple. 103 00:05:28.328 --> 00:05:30.155 - Da, da, da. This guy is like a fucking animal. 104 00:05:30.286 --> 00:05:32.027 He's a zero. When you show this reel, 105 00:05:32.157 --> 00:05:33.463 there's gotta-you gotta show something a little more 106 00:05:33.594 --> 00:05:34.812 charming about him. 107 00:05:34.943 --> 00:05:36.771 - Like maybe there's a transformation from like, 108 00:05:36.901 --> 00:05:38.642 him being a normal person and then slowly going into this-- 109 00:05:38.773 --> 00:05:40.165 Karie: Can't be like that 24 hours a day. 110 00:05:40.296 --> 00:05:41.645 - Right, so just to address that, 111 00:05:41.776 --> 00:05:43.647 like I think the entertainment aspect of it 112 00:05:43.778 --> 00:05:45.780 that you're looking for, the endearing stuff, and all that, 113 00:05:45.909 --> 00:05:47.999 wouldn't come from him, it would come from us. 114 00:05:48.130 --> 00:05:49.653 Samara: Come from you guys. 115 00:05:49.784 --> 00:05:51.829 - The movie's about us trying to go find a killer. 116 00:05:51.960 --> 00:05:54.571 Adam and I are going to go and look for this guy, 117 00:05:54.702 --> 00:05:56.791 find out where he lives. If he did-- 118 00:05:56.921 --> 00:05:58.488 - I don't think that's a good idea. 119 00:05:58.619 --> 00:06:00.011 Stu: It's not a good idea? - No. 120 00:06:00.142 --> 00:06:01.622 - Why? - Who, who are you to go-- 121 00:06:01.752 --> 00:06:03.275 if this guy's really a criminal, 122 00:06:03.406 --> 00:06:06.278 you and Stu are gonna go over and get killed! 123 00:06:06.409 --> 00:06:08.672 - Do you have anything more to go on 124 00:06:08.803 --> 00:06:10.935 besides what we've seen here to, 125 00:06:11.066 --> 00:06:13.503 to convince you that this guy is a murderer? 126 00:06:13.634 --> 00:06:15.810 Stu: No. - This is all you got? 127 00:06:15.940 --> 00:06:17.115 - This is what we got. 128 00:06:17.246 --> 00:06:19.553 - I also listen a lot of murder podcasts... 129 00:06:19.683 --> 00:06:21.816 Stu: Yes? - I love you guys, 130 00:06:21.946 --> 00:06:23.992 but you're not investigators. 131 00:06:24.122 --> 00:06:25.646 Like, you don't have any of that experience. 132 00:06:25.776 --> 00:06:27.474 - We think, we watched that video, 133 00:06:27.604 --> 00:06:29.214 and we think he did kill somebody. 134 00:06:29.345 --> 00:06:31.173 - What happens if you're wrong, though? 135 00:06:31.303 --> 00:06:33.480 Stu: Then we lose all our money and it ends wrong. 136 00:06:33.610 --> 00:06:36.700 [kids crying in the distance] 137 00:06:36.831 --> 00:06:39.224 - So, as our kids are crying downstairs, 138 00:06:39.355 --> 00:06:42.619 we put in about $22,000. - [gasps] 139 00:06:42.750 --> 00:06:45.274 - Of our own money to go and make this, 140 00:06:45.405 --> 00:06:49.800 so we really think - we split it down the middle. 141 00:06:49.931 --> 00:06:52.586 Trudy: But wait a second... - Are you crying? 142 00:06:52.716 --> 00:06:54.631 - I disagree because we're emotionally involved 143 00:06:54.762 --> 00:06:57.329 with you guys. - Okay, but you don't have to cry. 144 00:06:57.460 --> 00:06:59.767 Stu: Will Breakthrough cry? - Okay. 145 00:06:59.897 --> 00:07:03.510 - Is going to be-no, it's not. This is going-- 146 00:07:04.902 --> 00:07:06.730 - Is this what's gonna happen the whole time? 147 00:07:06.861 --> 00:07:08.558 - I hope not. Yeah, that didn't go well at all, 148 00:07:08.689 --> 00:07:10.865 but the thing that we had going for us is, 149 00:07:10.995 --> 00:07:12.910 we had another chance to do it for real 150 00:07:13.041 --> 00:07:14.695 when we pitched to Breakthrough Entertainment, 151 00:07:14.825 --> 00:07:16.740 the company that we thought might pick this up. 152 00:07:16.871 --> 00:07:18.786 - Yeah, because I mean, we had to have another opportunity, 153 00:07:18.916 --> 00:07:22.354 because if that was it, I mean we would've been done. 154 00:07:22.485 --> 00:07:25.270 Our company can't survive on its own, 155 00:07:25.401 --> 00:07:28.230 um, we need, we need a big success. 156 00:07:29.361 --> 00:07:31.233 Now you turn. Stu: This is not a spot, man. 157 00:07:31.363 --> 00:07:32.756 Adam: It's fine. 158 00:07:32.887 --> 00:07:34.279 Stu: This is big for us. Adam: Yeah. 159 00:07:34.409 --> 00:07:36.760 However, I will say that if for whatever reason 160 00:07:36.891 --> 00:07:38.632 this doesn't go well, this might be the last, 161 00:07:38.762 --> 00:07:40.677 like this might be a short feature. 162 00:07:40.808 --> 00:07:42.505 - But they would never even see this part of it. 163 00:07:42.636 --> 00:07:43.724 Don't jinx it. Everything's gonna go fine. 164 00:07:43.854 --> 00:07:45.508 - I'm not jinxing. It's gonna go well, 165 00:07:45.639 --> 00:07:47.162 and it's gonna full movie, I'm just saying, just in case. 166 00:07:47.292 --> 00:07:48.816 - Stop being so pessimistic. 167 00:07:48.946 --> 00:07:50.644 Every single time you open your mouth first, 168 00:07:50.774 --> 00:07:52.297 things turn into a disaster. - That's not true. 169 00:07:52.428 --> 00:07:54.169 I am going to speak first. 170 00:07:54.299 --> 00:07:56.127 - If I don't lead this discussion, [door opens] 171 00:07:56.258 --> 00:07:57.781 this whole thing's gonna fucking go amiss-- 172 00:07:57.912 --> 00:07:59.435 - Hey. - How are ya? 173 00:07:59.566 --> 00:08:00.958 - What's up man, how ya doing? 174 00:08:01.089 --> 00:08:02.307 Both: Good to see you. 175 00:08:02.438 --> 00:08:03.787 Genevee, how ya doin'? 176 00:08:03.918 --> 00:08:05.702 - We're uh, filming you guys. Sorry about that. 177 00:08:05.833 --> 00:08:07.661 - How are you, gentlemen? - Hi, Stu. 178 00:08:09.445 --> 00:08:11.099 Stu: This is gonna be a little bit different 179 00:08:11.229 --> 00:08:13.231 than what you're used to. Nat: Okay. I like different. 180 00:08:13.362 --> 00:08:15.669 Stu: Okay, so we're gonna show you some pictures. 181 00:08:15.799 --> 00:08:17.671 If you know who the person is, you can say it. 182 00:08:17.801 --> 00:08:19.324 - Well, number one-- - Do you know who that is? 183 00:08:19.455 --> 00:08:21.326 - Charles Manson. - Charles Manson, yeah. 184 00:08:21.457 --> 00:08:22.763 Steven Avery. - Dahmer. 185 00:08:22.893 --> 00:08:24.329 - Jeffrey Dahmer. 186 00:08:24.460 --> 00:08:26.462 Do you know what all of these people that you see here, 187 00:08:26.593 --> 00:08:28.029 have in common? 188 00:08:28.159 --> 00:08:31.815 They were all the subject of hugely successful movies, 189 00:08:31.946 --> 00:08:34.688 television shows, miniseries. Huge success. 190 00:08:34.818 --> 00:08:36.951 - Not to mention that every single one of these 191 00:08:37.081 --> 00:08:39.736 are all tied to an award-winning program. 192 00:08:39.866 --> 00:08:42.433 So, I know that, before we go out and make our films, 193 00:08:42.565 --> 00:08:44.872 the best thing to do - I guess we could sit down - 194 00:08:45.002 --> 00:08:47.570 the best thing to do is-- - Well, hold on, hold on, 195 00:08:47.701 --> 00:08:51.226 hold on, true crime is the number one genre right now. 196 00:08:51.356 --> 00:08:53.010 I mean you've been out there. 197 00:08:53.141 --> 00:08:55.709 It's the hottest thing out there. For real. 198 00:08:55.839 --> 00:08:58.668 - We've found a uh, a video, 199 00:08:58.799 --> 00:09:00.888 multiple videos online. 200 00:09:01.018 --> 00:09:03.281 We've compiled them. 201 00:09:03.412 --> 00:09:06.502 - Wait, wait, just to back up, 'cause you look confused, 202 00:09:06.633 --> 00:09:08.896 we found these videos. 203 00:09:09.026 --> 00:09:10.680 You know, we're always searching for things, 204 00:09:10.811 --> 00:09:12.160 like our stoner movies, right-- 205 00:09:12.290 --> 00:09:13.727 - I'm pretty sure I just said the exact same thing, 206 00:09:13.857 --> 00:09:15.598 so he can't be confused. - No, well-- 207 00:09:15.729 --> 00:09:19.776 - The fuckin' dog's dead. [laughs] 208 00:09:19.907 --> 00:09:23.650 No, it's a family show. Kiss my grits. 209 00:09:24.651 --> 00:09:27.262 Where the fuck did Stacy go? 210 00:09:27.392 --> 00:09:29.917 Where the fuck did Stacy go? 211 00:09:30.047 --> 00:09:32.833 - I'm not seeing the point, counterpoint here, 212 00:09:32.963 --> 00:09:34.617 you know what I'm saying? That's-- 213 00:09:34.748 --> 00:09:38.360 For a dramatic kind of presentation, you need that, 214 00:09:38.490 --> 00:09:40.797 you almost need to get inside a personality, 215 00:09:40.928 --> 00:09:43.887 as opposed to this guy's just a mean bastard. 216 00:09:44.018 --> 00:09:47.543 - We have found two people that are willing to go on camera, 217 00:09:47.674 --> 00:09:49.980 and to put everything on the line, and like, 218 00:09:50.111 --> 00:09:53.244 do whatever needs to be done to track down this guy, 219 00:09:53.375 --> 00:09:55.812 bring him to justice. 220 00:09:55.943 --> 00:09:57.640 Nat: Are they investigators, professional investigators? 221 00:09:57.771 --> 00:09:59.076 Stu: Well no, they're not professional investigators, 222 00:09:59.207 --> 00:10:01.905 because the two people are... us. 223 00:10:02.036 --> 00:10:04.081 We've done the investigation with the baseball cards, 224 00:10:04.212 --> 00:10:06.301 and stuff like that. - The next logical step 225 00:10:06.431 --> 00:10:08.825 is for us to investigate murder, like that's-- 226 00:10:14.701 --> 00:10:16.616 - What if he's dead? - Then-- 227 00:10:16.746 --> 00:10:18.748 - So, it's a short. - It's a short. [laughs] 228 00:10:20.968 --> 00:10:22.578 Goodie! 229 00:10:22.709 --> 00:10:25.363 I don't think there's, there's enough of a show there 230 00:10:25.494 --> 00:10:27.975 to engage somebody. Stu: Yet. 231 00:10:28.105 --> 00:10:29.846 - Finding out that he's a guy that may have killed somebody 232 00:10:29.977 --> 00:10:32.675 is not good enough. - Is it a yes, is it a no? 233 00:10:32.806 --> 00:10:34.111 Nat: I don't know that it's a yes. 234 00:10:34.242 --> 00:10:37.724 We're always here to encourage great, new stories. 235 00:10:37.854 --> 00:10:39.639 We're here, that's our business, that's what we do. 236 00:10:39.769 --> 00:10:41.510 - Right. - So, saying no to something 237 00:10:41.641 --> 00:10:43.512 would be silly of us to do, that's our business, 238 00:10:43.643 --> 00:10:45.165 that's what we do. - Right. So, it's not a no-- 239 00:10:45.296 --> 00:10:47.342 - But we also have to be in the position to advise you 240 00:10:47.472 --> 00:10:50.693 to say that, let's not go down the wrong road here, 241 00:10:50.824 --> 00:10:52.608 without doing the proper research around it, 242 00:10:52.739 --> 00:10:55.306 and without knowing that it's going to take perhaps, 243 00:10:55.437 --> 00:10:57.482 on the outside, at worst, 244 00:10:57.613 --> 00:10:59.006 a year and a half to find this guy. 245 00:10:59.136 --> 00:11:00.398 You need to put a timeline on this. 246 00:11:00.529 --> 00:11:02.096 - Yeah, we have that. Okay, so how about this - 247 00:11:02.226 --> 00:11:05.273 we have stuff, we'll send you, as soon as we leave here, 248 00:11:05.403 --> 00:11:07.928 we'll send you the stuff that we have. 249 00:11:08.058 --> 00:11:09.886 We'll send it to Craig, and he can distribute. 250 00:11:10.017 --> 00:11:12.933 Uh, just we have a timeline, a production schedule. 251 00:11:13.063 --> 00:11:15.326 We sort of have an idea. - Okay. 252 00:11:15.457 --> 00:11:17.502 - Perfect. Thanks, guy. - Thanks. 253 00:11:18.939 --> 00:11:20.636 - You wanna keep the, oh, we'll take the pictures. 254 00:11:21.724 --> 00:11:24.379 So, we'll just have to send them something today. 255 00:11:24.509 --> 00:11:26.903 Let's get outta here. - It's a hand. 256 00:11:27.034 --> 00:11:28.949 - Alright, you guys can cut. 257 00:11:29.079 --> 00:11:30.907 Nat seemed like he was really into it, um-- 258 00:11:31.038 --> 00:11:33.997 - Like, into it as like not into it. 259 00:11:34.128 --> 00:11:37.827 - No, I felt like that he was into it, and uh-- 260 00:11:37.958 --> 00:11:39.263 - But, but not really, 261 00:11:39.394 --> 00:11:41.396 like he was probably playing like he was into it, 262 00:11:41.526 --> 00:11:44.094 but he wasn't, he wasn't-- - Well, either way, you know, 263 00:11:44.225 --> 00:11:45.922 we're waiting at that point, 264 00:11:46.053 --> 00:11:47.184 and that's what you do in this business. 265 00:11:47.315 --> 00:11:49.317 You hurry up, and you wait. 266 00:11:49.447 --> 00:11:52.624 I think that we should have the option 267 00:11:52.755 --> 00:11:54.888 to maybe take it elsewhere. - Yeah. 268 00:11:55.018 --> 00:11:56.411 - I gotta eat, I gotta, you know. 269 00:11:56.540 --> 00:11:58.413 - No, no, I agree. - I got-I got bills to pay, 270 00:11:58.543 --> 00:12:00.502 and we got, we gotta-- 271 00:12:00.632 --> 00:12:02.373 Maybe we take it somewhere else. 272 00:12:02.504 --> 00:12:05.202 - Mhmm. It's definitely something to consider. 273 00:12:07.465 --> 00:12:09.685 Mhmm. - Are you talking to me? 274 00:12:09.816 --> 00:12:11.426 - What? 275 00:12:13.080 --> 00:12:16.170 Yeah. Okay. 276 00:12:19.216 --> 00:12:20.740 - I bet you in this neighbourhood, 277 00:12:20.870 --> 00:12:22.437 they sell more with no bacon. - You wanna make a bet? 278 00:12:22.567 --> 00:12:24.134 - Yeah, I do. - Okay. 279 00:12:24.265 --> 00:12:25.353 - You're telling me in this neighbourhood, 280 00:12:25.483 --> 00:12:27.181 that you grew up in-- You grew up here. 281 00:12:27.311 --> 00:12:28.051 You said you come here every Saturday. 282 00:12:28.182 --> 00:12:30.097 - All bacon. - No bacon. 283 00:12:30.227 --> 00:12:31.794 - All bacon. - It's a Jewish neighbourhood. 284 00:12:31.925 --> 00:12:33.970 - All bacon. - No way. - Absolutely. 285 00:12:34.101 --> 00:12:36.407 - Excuse me, I have a question about your homestyle burger. 286 00:12:36.538 --> 00:12:38.496 - Yeah? - Do more people order it, 287 00:12:38.627 --> 00:12:41.195 around this neighbourhood, with bacon or without bacon? 288 00:12:42.587 --> 00:12:45.112 - Uh, I'd say probably with bacon. 289 00:12:45.242 --> 00:12:46.635 - With bacon. [phone rings] 290 00:12:46.766 --> 00:12:48.071 - With bacon? In this neighbourhood? 291 00:12:48.202 --> 00:12:49.986 - Hold on, sorry. Sorry, can we just-- 292 00:12:50.117 --> 00:12:52.162 One second. Hello? 293 00:12:53.990 --> 00:12:55.818 - What is all this about? 294 00:12:55.949 --> 00:12:58.168 - Oh, we're actually uh, we're making a movie. 295 00:12:58.299 --> 00:12:59.387 - Oh yeah. 296 00:12:59.517 --> 00:13:02.869 - We have found the next big name 297 00:13:02.999 --> 00:13:04.784 in true crime. 298 00:13:07.395 --> 00:13:10.180 - What are you looking at? - They're trying to find this-- 299 00:13:10.311 --> 00:13:12.182 - Yeah, we're, we're shooting this movie, 300 00:13:12.313 --> 00:13:14.054 and yeah, take a look. We're uh-- 301 00:13:14.184 --> 00:13:16.099 [video plays] 302 00:13:18.406 --> 00:13:21.452 - So, we just pitched this project to a big company, 303 00:13:21.583 --> 00:13:23.367 hoping to be able to go find this guy. 304 00:13:23.498 --> 00:13:25.239 - Have you ever done anything like that before? 305 00:13:25.369 --> 00:13:27.197 - No. - What are you guys doing? 306 00:13:27.328 --> 00:13:29.156 - Uh yeah, I was just showing them the uh, 307 00:13:29.286 --> 00:13:32.289 you know, the video and-- 308 00:13:32.420 --> 00:13:34.509 - Do you wanna know the good news, or the bad news? 309 00:13:35.553 --> 00:13:37.077 - I mean I want the good news. 310 00:13:37.207 --> 00:13:39.470 - So, that was Breakthrough. - Yeah? 311 00:13:42.865 --> 00:13:44.301 - Oh, they're gonna order the show. 312 00:13:44.432 --> 00:13:46.086 - What?! They're gonna order the show?! 313 00:13:46.216 --> 00:13:49.132 - They order the show! - Are you serious? 314 00:13:49.263 --> 00:13:51.178 - Yes. - Are you serious? 315 00:13:51.308 --> 00:13:53.528 - [laughing] - She's serious? 316 00:13:53.658 --> 00:13:55.182 - Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! 317 00:13:55.312 --> 00:13:57.532 So, Breakthrough Entertainment picks up the movie. 318 00:13:57.662 --> 00:14:01.188 Um, they brought on a fantastic broadcaster, 319 00:14:01.318 --> 00:14:03.973 Hollywood Suite, and uh, you know. 320 00:14:04.104 --> 00:14:06.062 - That was a dream come true for us. 321 00:14:06.193 --> 00:14:07.716 - I mean, it was. - Yeah, no Hollywood Suite 322 00:14:07.847 --> 00:14:09.674 is a great, a great broadcaster, and you know, 323 00:14:09.805 --> 00:14:11.938 they were actually so pumped up about this project 324 00:14:12.068 --> 00:14:15.071 that they invited us to uh, the film festival in Toronto, 325 00:14:15.202 --> 00:14:16.638 - That's right. - ...to uh, you know, 326 00:14:16.768 --> 00:14:19.815 make a big announcement at their gala in front of uh, 327 00:14:19.946 --> 00:14:21.251 you know, all of our industry peers. 328 00:14:21.382 --> 00:14:22.774 - Yeah. 329 00:14:22.905 --> 00:14:24.254 Do you have your speech ready, or no? 330 00:14:24.385 --> 00:14:26.517 - Of course. No, the sunglasses are good. 331 00:14:26.648 --> 00:14:28.911 Now people might think you're uh, like... 332 00:14:29.042 --> 00:14:30.913 - Shia LeBeouf? - Shia LeBeouf. 333 00:14:31.044 --> 00:14:34.438 Shia! Shia, say something for the camera! 334 00:14:34.569 --> 00:14:36.310 Man: Shia, one photo! Shia, one photo! 335 00:14:36.440 --> 00:14:38.616 - You guys are actually ridiculous. 336 00:14:39.617 --> 00:14:41.315 - Perfect. - Alright guys, 337 00:14:41.445 --> 00:14:43.317 enjoy the festival. Take care. - Thank you. 338 00:14:43.447 --> 00:14:44.840 - Hey, no problem. 339 00:14:44.971 --> 00:14:46.668 - You guys know where the King Eddy Hotel is? 340 00:14:46.798 --> 00:14:49.062 [cars whooshing] 341 00:14:49.192 --> 00:14:51.107 [indistinct chatter] 342 00:14:51.238 --> 00:14:52.935 [cameras click] 343 00:14:56.069 --> 00:14:58.201 - I mean, this was pretty much the biggest moment 344 00:14:58.332 --> 00:15:00.203 of our career together, so far. 345 00:15:00.334 --> 00:15:03.119 Um, you know, this was absolutely huge. 346 00:15:03.250 --> 00:15:06.079 [indistinct chatter] 347 00:15:22.051 --> 00:15:24.880 David: Thank you, and welcome to the 9th annual 348 00:15:25.011 --> 00:15:26.795 Hollywood Suite Breakfast. 349 00:15:26.926 --> 00:15:29.972 For our first-time guests here this morning, welcome, 350 00:15:30.103 --> 00:15:32.627 and in the case of returning friends, welcome back. 351 00:15:32.757 --> 00:15:34.846 We at Hollywood Suite are excited 352 00:15:34.977 --> 00:15:37.197 about announcing an exciting new collaboration 353 00:15:37.327 --> 00:15:39.286 with the guys at 5'7 Films. 354 00:15:39.415 --> 00:15:41.679 We have the filmmakers in attendance here today. 355 00:15:41.810 --> 00:15:43.681 [applause] 356 00:15:44.813 --> 00:15:46.728 - Please welcome Stu Stone and Adam Rodness 357 00:15:46.858 --> 00:15:49.252 to say a few words about their new project. 358 00:15:49.383 --> 00:15:51.472 [applause and cheering] 359 00:15:59.436 --> 00:16:01.308 - [clears throat] Good morning, everybody. 360 00:16:01.438 --> 00:16:03.397 Uh, thank you - oh, sorry - 361 00:16:04.702 --> 00:16:07.183 for inviting us here, this morning. 362 00:16:07.314 --> 00:16:08.489 Love the event. 363 00:16:08.619 --> 00:16:10.752 My name is Adam, this is Stu. 364 00:16:10.882 --> 00:16:12.623 5'7 Films. 365 00:16:12.754 --> 00:16:14.974 He said that, didn't he? 366 00:16:15.104 --> 00:16:17.193 Uh, we're both 5'7, 367 00:16:17.324 --> 00:16:19.979 so that's why we named the company 5'7 Films. 368 00:16:20.109 --> 00:16:21.328 [silence] 369 00:16:23.330 --> 00:16:25.375 Thank you to uh, Hollywood Suite. 370 00:16:25.506 --> 00:16:27.508 The last movie we did is called "Jack of all Trades", 371 00:16:27.638 --> 00:16:30.511 which investigated uh, baseball cards. 372 00:16:30.641 --> 00:16:33.035 We thought that the next logical step 373 00:16:33.165 --> 00:16:35.733 would be to investigate a little bit... 374 00:16:36.734 --> 00:16:38.475 - Murder. 375 00:16:38.606 --> 00:16:40.390 [silence] 376 00:16:42.349 --> 00:16:44.351 Uh, actually we, our new project, 377 00:16:44.481 --> 00:16:47.310 we are going to be investigating a potential murderer. 378 00:16:47.441 --> 00:16:50.357 Uh, this is, this is the guy, right here, 379 00:16:50.487 --> 00:16:52.272 that we are going to be investigating, 380 00:16:52.402 --> 00:16:54.361 and hopefully finding. 381 00:16:54.491 --> 00:16:56.232 If you happen to see this guy, 382 00:16:56.363 --> 00:16:58.278 definitely do not approach him, 383 00:16:58.408 --> 00:17:01.368 and contact your local Crime Stoppers, 384 00:17:01.498 --> 00:17:02.673 or us. [chuckles] 385 00:17:02.804 --> 00:17:04.109 [silence] 386 00:17:04.240 --> 00:17:06.068 So, thank you very much again, 387 00:17:06.199 --> 00:17:08.243 and enjoy the rest of the event. Thank you. 388 00:17:08.375 --> 00:17:09.941 - Thanks, guys. 389 00:17:10.071 --> 00:17:12.291 - Oh, I was-- - Oh, go ahead. Yeah, sure. 390 00:17:12.422 --> 00:17:14.337 - Thank you. 391 00:17:16.599 --> 00:17:18.515 - Thank you, guys. Thank you. 392 00:17:18.646 --> 00:17:20.909 Important project for us. We know you can deliver. 393 00:17:21.040 --> 00:17:24.565 We've put a lot into this, so uh, don't mess it up. 394 00:17:24.694 --> 00:17:26.480 I know you won't. 395 00:17:26.609 --> 00:17:28.525 So, turning to other business-- 396 00:17:28.656 --> 00:17:30.875 - Uh, something that maybe people who are movie lovers, 397 00:17:31.006 --> 00:17:33.182 maybe they don't know who, who are watching this, 398 00:17:33.313 --> 00:17:35.663 is that in order for any movie to get green lit, 399 00:17:35.793 --> 00:17:37.143 or go, or to shoot, or to film, 400 00:17:37.273 --> 00:17:39.406 you need to show that you have insurance. 401 00:17:39.536 --> 00:17:41.277 - But why are you talking about the insurance? 402 00:17:41.408 --> 00:17:43.279 - Because that's where we're at in the story. 403 00:17:43.410 --> 00:17:46.108 - I know. The producer gets the insurance. 404 00:17:46.239 --> 00:17:47.979 You have to go, you have to find an insurer, 405 00:17:48.110 --> 00:17:49.633 you have to find a medical doctor, 406 00:17:49.764 --> 00:17:51.679 - In order to get the money. - I know, but why - 407 00:17:51.809 --> 00:17:53.159 again like just let me explain it 408 00:17:53.289 --> 00:17:54.986 because you've never done it before. 409 00:17:55.117 --> 00:17:57.250 This was my idea, and I had a plan. 410 00:17:59.339 --> 00:18:01.080 - And what brings you in today? 411 00:18:01.210 --> 00:18:03.386 - Uh, we're getting checked up for uh, 412 00:18:03.517 --> 00:18:05.258 insurance purposes. 413 00:18:05.388 --> 00:18:07.173 - Okay. - Is this a doctor's office? 414 00:18:07.303 --> 00:18:09.436 - It is. - But it's a dentist's office. 415 00:18:09.566 --> 00:18:11.307 - Yes. - Yeah, but it's still a doctor. 416 00:18:11.438 --> 00:18:14.005 - Yeah, still a doctor. Okay, give me one sec. 417 00:18:14.136 --> 00:18:15.703 Let me go call Dr. Matt. 418 00:18:15.833 --> 00:18:17.618 - Dude, this is a fucking dentist's office. 419 00:18:17.748 --> 00:18:20.273 - It's a doctor's office, yeah. - This is a dentist's office. 420 00:18:20.403 --> 00:18:22.405 - Which is a doctor's office. 421 00:18:22.536 --> 00:18:24.494 - Hey buddy, how's it goin'? - How's it goin'? Not bad. 422 00:18:24.625 --> 00:18:26.540 What's up, buddy? - Good to see you. Stu. 423 00:18:26.670 --> 00:18:28.890 - We have to get insurance signed off 424 00:18:29.020 --> 00:18:30.500 and we have to have a doctor sign off, so-- 425 00:18:30.631 --> 00:18:32.372 - But you're a dentist, right? 426 00:18:32.502 --> 00:18:34.374 - Yeah, I could recommend some doctors for you guys, if-- 427 00:18:34.504 --> 00:18:36.811 - Well, no, no, no, we wanted you to do the-- 428 00:18:41.903 --> 00:18:43.644 Matt: Do they care, if like you know, 429 00:18:43.774 --> 00:18:45.515 my degree is Doctor of Dental Surgery? 430 00:18:45.646 --> 00:18:47.343 - Doc-- sorry, just say the first part. 431 00:18:47.474 --> 00:18:49.215 - Doctor. Okay. - Yeah. That's is. 432 00:18:49.345 --> 00:18:51.130 - Dr. Matt. - But you are a doctor. 433 00:18:51.260 --> 00:18:52.957 - Yeah, they call me Dr. Matt. - But they call you, 434 00:18:53.088 --> 00:18:55.525 I mean, is that how it works? - Yeah, Dr. Matt Grinstein. 435 00:18:55.656 --> 00:18:57.353 You guys saw the name on the door. 436 00:18:57.484 --> 00:18:59.007 - I saw the name on the door, but I just-- 437 00:18:59.138 --> 00:19:00.530 - Okay, I wanna see you bite down. Teeth together. 438 00:19:00.661 --> 00:19:02.402 We've got quite a bit. Just a bit of a margin 439 00:19:02.532 --> 00:19:04.273 from where the crown ends to where your tooth starts. 440 00:19:04.404 --> 00:19:05.753 [chair whirs] 441 00:19:05.883 --> 00:19:08.147 [indistinct chatter] 442 00:19:09.713 --> 00:19:11.150 [machine beeps] 443 00:19:11.280 --> 00:19:13.064 - That beeping is a good sound? - Yeah. 444 00:19:13.195 --> 00:19:14.501 [velcro tears] 445 00:19:14.631 --> 00:19:16.807 - So, when I'm checking my pulse and it's, 446 00:19:16.938 --> 00:19:18.461 and it would be like 120-- 447 00:19:18.592 --> 00:19:20.376 - You don't usually check it over the ear though-- 448 00:19:20.507 --> 00:19:22.073 - So, it's like the forearm? 449 00:19:22.204 --> 00:19:24.032 - Yeah, we could do the radial pulse, 450 00:19:24.163 --> 00:19:25.599 or we can actually get a pulse up here, so. 451 00:19:25.729 --> 00:19:27.427 - Where's the weirdest place to check a pulse? 452 00:19:27.557 --> 00:19:29.342 - Honestly, the weirdest would be your groin. 453 00:19:29.472 --> 00:19:31.344 - Okay. - Check my pulse? 454 00:19:31.474 --> 00:19:34.260 - No, your groin would be - it has a strong pulse. 455 00:19:34.390 --> 00:19:37.480 - So, Stu and I have found a confession tape of um, 456 00:19:37.611 --> 00:19:39.961 what we think is an alleged murderer. 457 00:19:40.091 --> 00:19:42.006 - I told you about Ted Bundy, 458 00:19:42.137 --> 00:19:44.313 one of the ways they were able to kind of pinpoint him, right? 459 00:19:44.444 --> 00:19:46.576 - How? - Forensic odontology. 460 00:19:46.707 --> 00:19:48.535 He bit one of his victims on the shoulder, 461 00:19:48.665 --> 00:19:50.928 and they actually were able to take models from the, 462 00:19:51.059 --> 00:19:53.540 the bite marks on his shoulder, and the poured them up. 463 00:19:53.670 --> 00:19:56.020 They were able to match his mouth with the bite mark 464 00:19:56.151 --> 00:19:58.458 on the, on the female shoulder, which is super cool. 465 00:19:58.588 --> 00:20:00.503 - Wait, so look at this guy, if he bit somebody, 466 00:20:00.634 --> 00:20:01.896 it would be pretty easy to tell. 467 00:20:02.026 --> 00:20:03.463 - Dude, it looks like he's missing several teeth, 468 00:20:03.593 --> 00:20:04.942 which is rare. 469 00:20:05.073 --> 00:20:06.683 Do you know what, this isn't the best picture, 470 00:20:06.814 --> 00:20:08.772 but if he actually has congenitally missing lateral incisors, 471 00:20:08.903 --> 00:20:10.774 this puts him down to like 3 or 4 percent of the people. 472 00:20:10.905 --> 00:20:13.560 - So, this is rare; he's rare. - Yeah, I would say so. 473 00:20:13.690 --> 00:20:16.476 - Uh, we were, we were pretty excited at this point. 474 00:20:16.606 --> 00:20:19.914 You know, the money hits our account, you know our, 475 00:20:20.044 --> 00:20:22.221 our shoot is officially happening, 476 00:20:22.351 --> 00:20:24.353 the investigation is officially underway. 477 00:20:24.484 --> 00:20:26.312 And the uh, the first thing you do 478 00:20:26.442 --> 00:20:29.228 when you have an investigation, you go to the cops. 479 00:20:30.620 --> 00:20:32.666 - You know, thanks so much for letting us ride along with you. 480 00:20:32.796 --> 00:20:34.494 Obviously, this is incredible. 481 00:20:34.624 --> 00:20:38.062 - We think that the-that we might've found 482 00:20:38.193 --> 00:20:40.891 the next true crime phenomenon. 483 00:20:41.022 --> 00:20:45.026 What does it take for the police hop on a case to assist? 484 00:20:45.156 --> 00:20:47.507 - Do you want to show me that uh, piece? 485 00:20:47.637 --> 00:20:49.770 - I could show you. - I'll pull up here. 486 00:20:50.814 --> 00:20:53.121 - This is the guy. He goes by David Stoner, 487 00:20:53.252 --> 00:20:54.601 is what he calls himself. - Hmm. 488 00:20:54.731 --> 00:20:57.430 - And this is him. - You gotta know what you're, 489 00:20:57.560 --> 00:20:59.606 what you see, and what you have, 490 00:20:59.736 --> 00:21:01.999 before you can actually um, 491 00:21:03.087 --> 00:21:05.916 make a decision on it. And um-- 492 00:21:06.047 --> 00:21:08.441 - We don't have enough yet. - I don't, I don't think so. 493 00:21:09.790 --> 00:21:12.706 - Like you, specifically, cannot help us? 494 00:21:12.836 --> 00:21:15.448 - Specifically, I couldn't. - Silky, smooth voice. 495 00:21:15.578 --> 00:21:17.450 It'd be great to have you on our side. 496 00:21:18.668 --> 00:21:20.191 Constable Wright: At the end of the day, 497 00:21:20.322 --> 00:21:22.324 what you have right now is, 498 00:21:22.455 --> 00:21:24.892 is a drunken idiot flapping his gums. 499 00:21:29.157 --> 00:21:30.463 [siren wails] 500 00:21:30.593 --> 00:21:32.726 Stu: So, could we find somebody to pull over? 501 00:21:32.856 --> 00:21:34.336 Could we scare somebody, like? 502 00:21:34.467 --> 00:21:35.816 Constable Wright: No, no. 503 00:21:35.946 --> 00:21:38.949 - So, the cops wouldn't work with us. 504 00:21:39.080 --> 00:21:41.561 - No, the cops uh, they had no interest in helping us. 505 00:21:41.691 --> 00:21:44.215 - I just said that. - I'm just reiterating it. 506 00:21:44.346 --> 00:21:48.350 - I had to go and like, find another way to keep it going, 507 00:21:48.481 --> 00:21:50.221 and that was to hire a private investigator, 508 00:21:50.352 --> 00:21:51.919 so we lined up the best ones possible. 509 00:21:52.049 --> 00:21:53.616 Stu: How are ya, man? Brian: Not bad, how are you? 510 00:21:53.747 --> 00:21:55.096 - I'm Stu, nice to meet you. - Stu? 511 00:21:55.226 --> 00:21:56.576 - Yeah. - Adam. 512 00:21:56.706 --> 00:21:58.229 I feel like I'm walking into a trap, here. [laughs] 513 00:21:58.360 --> 00:22:00.449 - It's a trap, man. So, basically we-- 514 00:22:00.580 --> 00:22:02.799 - You good with this? - What? 515 00:22:02.930 --> 00:22:04.888 - This seat? Does this look weird? 516 00:22:05.019 --> 00:22:06.673 I feel like I'm higher up than you. 517 00:22:06.803 --> 00:22:09.110 - Sorry. - Maybe this one, too? 518 00:22:11.025 --> 00:22:12.722 Is that better? Man: That's great, actually. 519 00:22:12.853 --> 00:22:14.463 - Is it a comedy show? [laughs] - No. 520 00:22:14.594 --> 00:22:16.509 - No, I just don't want him to look like, 521 00:22:16.639 --> 00:22:18.206 it's like we're shooting-- 522 00:22:18.337 --> 00:22:20.643 - I mean, I investigate murder cases all the time. 523 00:22:20.774 --> 00:22:22.123 - Okay. - Right. 524 00:22:22.253 --> 00:22:24.691 This guy's name is David Stoner, and he has like a-- 525 00:22:24.821 --> 00:22:26.649 - It's a pseudonym? - I guess so. 526 00:22:26.780 --> 00:22:29.696 - The logical step would be to see where these videos 527 00:22:29.826 --> 00:22:32.002 were uploaded from. Can we find an IP address 528 00:22:32.133 --> 00:22:34.353 that would link us to the city or the country that he's in? 529 00:22:34.483 --> 00:22:36.616 - So, we have about 20 guys that do nothing 530 00:22:36.746 --> 00:22:38.879 but surveillance. - Like stakeouts? 531 00:22:39.009 --> 00:22:40.750 - That's what they do. Yes, all day long. 532 00:22:40.881 --> 00:22:42.012 - I love stakeouts. 533 00:22:42.143 --> 00:22:44.101 - But don't check the Trunk... 534 00:22:44.232 --> 00:22:46.365 don't check the fuckin' burn barrels. [laughs] 535 00:22:48.715 --> 00:22:50.064 - Where the fuck did Stacy go? 536 00:22:50.194 --> 00:22:52.066 - First thing I see, is he mentions Stacy. 537 00:22:52.196 --> 00:22:54.547 - Yeah, that's the thing that we're kind of circling around. 538 00:22:54.677 --> 00:22:56.810 - It's not as easy as you think. There's a lot of work. 539 00:22:56.940 --> 00:22:58.899 You guys, of course, you're probably on a light budget, 540 00:22:59.029 --> 00:23:00.596 so we'd want a retainer up front. 541 00:23:00.727 --> 00:23:01.989 - So, a case like this, 542 00:23:02.119 --> 00:23:04.339 how much would something like this cost? 543 00:23:04.470 --> 00:23:06.472 - Hundred grand. 544 00:23:08.996 --> 00:23:10.780 Brad: But guys absolutely think 545 00:23:10.911 --> 00:23:13.566 that you might-that this guy might be real. 546 00:23:15.132 --> 00:23:18.266 And with your empathy, and humanity, 547 00:23:18.397 --> 00:23:20.790 and all that bullshit, you wanna put him jail. 548 00:23:20.921 --> 00:23:22.705 - Yeah, that's exactly-- 549 00:23:22.836 --> 00:23:24.794 - That's exactly what we want to do. 550 00:23:24.925 --> 00:23:26.622 - Well, you get points for that. 551 00:23:26.753 --> 00:23:28.494 David Stoner: What do you like the most about me, mom? 552 00:23:28.624 --> 00:23:31.671 I did clean my room! Kiss my grits. 553 00:23:31.801 --> 00:23:33.542 - First of all, have you been to the cops? 554 00:23:33.673 --> 00:23:35.805 - We've been to the cops, yes. - And what did they tell you? 555 00:23:35.936 --> 00:23:38.547 - They said that, that we didn't really have anything. 556 00:23:38.678 --> 00:23:40.897 - Well, ya don't! What if I don't find him? 557 00:23:41.028 --> 00:23:42.421 [silence] 558 00:23:46.947 --> 00:23:48.688 You look a little deflated. 559 00:23:48.818 --> 00:23:50.777 - Well, I mean I feel like, if the job was to not find him... 560 00:23:50.907 --> 00:23:52.474 [in unison] We could do that. 561 00:23:52.605 --> 00:23:54.084 - You know, we need to find somebody that can... 562 00:23:54.215 --> 00:23:55.782 - Actually find him. - find him. 563 00:23:55.912 --> 00:23:58.654 - Well, I know you need me to find him, but I might not. 564 00:23:58.785 --> 00:24:00.569 I might not. 565 00:24:02.005 --> 00:24:05.792 - Hey, Mr. Lynn? - Are you sure this is-- 566 00:24:05.922 --> 00:24:08.664 - No we're, we're in the-- - We're in the lot. 567 00:24:08.795 --> 00:24:10.753 - We're in the, we're in that south lot. 568 00:24:10.884 --> 00:24:12.233 Adam. 569 00:24:19.327 --> 00:24:21.677 - Okay, okay. Sorry. Okay, okay, just put the camera-- 570 00:24:21.808 --> 00:24:24.419 - Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo! - Okay, sir, sir, sir! 571 00:24:24.550 --> 00:24:26.203 - Cut it, cut it. 572 00:24:26.334 --> 00:24:28.205 Adam: Sir, just put the camera down. 573 00:24:28.336 --> 00:24:30.033 - Didn't somebody tell you that we were gonna be filming? 574 00:24:30.164 --> 00:24:31.818 - Nobody told me they would be filming. 575 00:24:31.948 --> 00:24:33.602 Don't you know what I do for a living, boy? 576 00:24:33.733 --> 00:24:35.865 - The whole point of this was-- - Nobody said they are filming. 577 00:24:35.996 --> 00:24:38.172 And the next thing is, anything can happen on camera, 578 00:24:38.302 --> 00:24:40.653 you have to pay my rate, plus. - Okay. 579 00:24:40.783 --> 00:24:42.742 - Alright? - Yeah, that makes sense. 580 00:24:42.872 --> 00:24:44.178 - So, a bottom line is, 581 00:24:44.308 --> 00:24:46.485 a retainer is gonna take $1,000 more. 582 00:24:46.615 --> 00:24:47.964 - $1,000. - Sorry, sorry, sorry. 583 00:24:48.095 --> 00:24:49.400 - And things will come true. What? 584 00:24:49.531 --> 00:24:51.011 - How, how much was the retainer in the first place? 585 00:24:51.141 --> 00:24:52.926 - Well, I mean, we speak about a retainer then, 586 00:24:53.056 --> 00:24:54.275 because I'm always flexible 587 00:24:54.405 --> 00:24:56.103 and we didn't know what you guys got goin' on. 588 00:24:56.233 --> 00:24:58.192 Now that we, now that we know the situation, right, 589 00:24:58.322 --> 00:25:01.151 it's gonna take at least $1,000 more. Alright? 590 00:25:01.282 --> 00:25:03.110 Cool, sounds good? Because I always deliver. 591 00:25:03.240 --> 00:25:05.678 So, show me what you got. - Okay, this is the guy. 592 00:25:05.808 --> 00:25:08.681 His name is David Stoner, and this is-- 593 00:25:08.811 --> 00:25:10.683 - Let me see this David Stoner. - This is the guy. 594 00:25:12.032 --> 00:25:13.816 - David Stoner. Ras clot. 595 00:25:15.818 --> 00:25:17.820 And he's from the internet? - Yes, he's from the internet. 596 00:25:17.951 --> 00:25:20.693 - Kiss my grits. [laughs] 597 00:25:22.259 --> 00:25:24.044 - You guys are too into this, man. 598 00:25:24.174 --> 00:25:26.699 This is fake news, fake video. 599 00:25:26.829 --> 00:25:29.223 You'd have to convince me that this is real. 600 00:25:29.353 --> 00:25:31.225 David Stoner: [moans] 601 00:25:32.966 --> 00:25:36.099 - The way I work, I need to have facts, right? 602 00:25:36.230 --> 00:25:37.927 - Yeah. 603 00:25:38.058 --> 00:25:39.668 - We need to find out who Stacy is. 604 00:25:39.799 --> 00:25:41.365 Now, get the fuck outta the car. Alright. 605 00:25:41.496 --> 00:25:43.454 - Okay. We're not hiring that guy. 606 00:25:43.585 --> 00:25:46.762 - Why, are you scared of him? - Yes! Very. 607 00:25:46.893 --> 00:25:49.896 Just so you know, we are so excited, 608 00:25:50.026 --> 00:25:51.767 because you take no shit from anybody, 609 00:25:51.898 --> 00:25:53.377 and we're gonna catch this guy. 610 00:25:53.508 --> 00:25:56.076 Brad: I like your enthusiasm. I will catch him. 611 00:25:56.206 --> 00:25:58.818 Just want to talk about like the um, monetary values 612 00:25:58.948 --> 00:26:00.776 and the compensation. 613 00:26:00.907 --> 00:26:03.736 So, you tell us, where are we at? 614 00:26:05.085 --> 00:26:08.523 - Well, uh what I'm expecting is a $30,0000 retainer 615 00:26:08.654 --> 00:26:11.918 online in the next day or so, and then I'm working for you. 616 00:26:12.048 --> 00:26:14.311 And the balance when I find him. 617 00:26:14.442 --> 00:26:16.183 - Sorry, 30-- 618 00:26:16.313 --> 00:26:19.708 are you saying it's like 30 grand, and less the 25%? 619 00:26:20.927 --> 00:26:23.843 - No, I've already, I've already taken the discount off. 620 00:26:23.973 --> 00:26:28.195 We're looking at $75,000 total. I need $30,000 up front. 621 00:26:28.325 --> 00:26:30.980 - Um, it was pretty clear at that point, 622 00:26:31.111 --> 00:26:34.462 that Adam did not budget this movie properly. 623 00:26:34.593 --> 00:26:36.812 Um, you know, he didn't take into account obviously 624 00:26:36.943 --> 00:26:39.467 that the detectives cost money. Um... 625 00:26:41.774 --> 00:26:44.472 because you know, people wanna get paid for their work. 626 00:26:44.603 --> 00:26:45.386 So. 627 00:26:47.867 --> 00:26:50.521 - I'm pretty sure that was my plan the entire time. 628 00:26:50.652 --> 00:26:52.654 - What, be in the hole? That was your plan? 629 00:26:52.785 --> 00:26:54.917 - Yeah. I got a strategy. - Huh, you did great. 630 00:26:55.048 --> 00:26:56.832 Either way, it was pretty obvious who we needed to hire. 631 00:26:56.963 --> 00:26:58.442 - Yeah. 632 00:26:58.573 --> 00:27:00.357 [gunshot blasts] - Geez. Christ! 633 00:27:00.488 --> 00:27:02.403 What the fuck was that? 634 00:27:09.149 --> 00:27:11.064 - All you gotta do is pay my rate. Everything goes good. 635 00:27:11.194 --> 00:27:12.805 - Okay. Was that a gunshot? 636 00:27:16.373 --> 00:27:18.071 - You tell me what you know. 637 00:27:18.201 --> 00:27:21.030 - Uh, what we know is this, we have his online channel 638 00:27:21.161 --> 00:27:24.164 is called "Bait and Tackle Mondays". 639 00:27:24.294 --> 00:27:26.209 So, we have, there's a white car. 640 00:27:26.340 --> 00:27:27.907 - A white car. - There's a dead dog, 641 00:27:28.037 --> 00:27:29.691 I'm sure there's-- - Hold on, hold on a second. 642 00:27:29.822 --> 00:27:31.780 A white car-- - A white car. 643 00:27:31.911 --> 00:27:34.174 - It's a white car. - Someone named Stacy, 644 00:27:34.304 --> 00:27:35.828 that's the potential victim. 645 00:27:35.958 --> 00:27:37.525 - If this is a potential victim, did you guys 646 00:27:37.656 --> 00:27:40.049 even try to track to down any MPRs? 647 00:27:40.180 --> 00:27:41.660 - What's that? 648 00:27:41.790 --> 00:27:43.400 - That's a missing person's report. 649 00:27:43.531 --> 00:27:45.620 You've gotta check out MPRs from everywhere. 650 00:27:45.751 --> 00:27:47.709 Could be from this city, from Newfoundland, 651 00:27:47.840 --> 00:27:49.189 and this is what Richard Lynn will do. 652 00:27:49.319 --> 00:27:50.669 - And you can do that? 653 00:27:50.799 --> 00:27:52.540 - Oh yeah, we can do that. I'll tell ya, 654 00:27:52.671 --> 00:27:55.848 that kind of search, add about $2,800 for a search like that, 655 00:27:55.978 --> 00:27:57.588 because that's a deep search. - How much? 656 00:27:57.719 --> 00:28:00.069 - $2,800, and that's cheap, boys. 657 00:28:00.200 --> 00:28:02.158 You know, you know that. - On top of the 35. 658 00:28:02.289 --> 00:28:04.813 - Of course! Let's go outside and look at it on the hood. 659 00:28:04.944 --> 00:28:07.076 Come on, okay? Just be careful of the paint. 660 00:28:07.207 --> 00:28:08.991 - This is, this is, this is our guy. 661 00:28:09.122 --> 00:28:11.037 - What your dirty fingernails. 662 00:28:11.167 --> 00:28:12.995 - Seems like, maybe he's a hunter, or something, 663 00:28:13.126 --> 00:28:14.605 because that's like-- and as you can see, 664 00:28:14.736 --> 00:28:16.346 he's got this like, tattoo, right? 665 00:28:16.477 --> 00:28:18.827 - That says "Ella" on it. - That says "Ella." 666 00:28:18.958 --> 00:28:20.394 Are those guys here with you? 667 00:28:20.524 --> 00:28:22.309 [siren wails] - Should we-- 668 00:28:22.439 --> 00:28:24.485 - No, no, we're okay here. We're okay here. 669 00:28:24.615 --> 00:28:26.139 We're okay here, guys. Alright. 670 00:28:26.269 --> 00:28:28.445 So, let's get all of the facts here. When my guy gets on it. 671 00:28:28.576 --> 00:28:30.970 And he runs the IP address. Alright? 672 00:28:31.100 --> 00:28:34.234 From where it was uploaded from, get our first step there. 673 00:28:34.364 --> 00:28:36.366 - So, what do you need us to do? 674 00:28:36.497 --> 00:28:39.239 - Sit tight, alright. Don't say nothin' to nobody. 675 00:28:39.369 --> 00:28:41.720 I'm gonna have some answers for ya, for sure, 676 00:28:41.850 --> 00:28:45.027 because Richard Lynn always delivers. 677 00:28:45.158 --> 00:28:46.550 - Okay. 678 00:28:46.681 --> 00:28:48.509 - He's just that crazy that he might actually find him. 679 00:28:48.639 --> 00:28:51.120 - Look at him. See ya, buddy. 680 00:28:51.251 --> 00:28:52.905 [engine rumbles] 681 00:28:54.994 --> 00:28:56.909 - Now, how the fuck do we get out of here? Oh my god. 682 00:28:58.519 --> 00:28:59.912 - Yeah, yeah. 683 00:29:00.042 --> 00:29:01.478 No, I received the cheque that you guys sent to us, 684 00:29:01.609 --> 00:29:03.045 I just um, 685 00:29:03.176 --> 00:29:04.481 yeah, I just wanted to know, 686 00:29:04.612 --> 00:29:07.746 is there supposed to be another zero in that cheque? 687 00:29:11.097 --> 00:29:13.360 No, it's going, it's going really well, actually. 688 00:29:13.490 --> 00:29:16.537 It's going-- No, we're not out of money. 689 00:29:16.667 --> 00:29:18.017 We're not out of money. 690 00:29:18.147 --> 00:29:19.714 Um, I just wanted to know like, 691 00:29:19.845 --> 00:29:21.542 if we do need more money in the future though, 692 00:29:21.672 --> 00:29:23.109 like how would we go about to-- 693 00:29:29.202 --> 00:29:30.377 - So, what is this? 694 00:29:30.507 --> 00:29:33.032 - So, this is the brand we're representing, um, 695 00:29:33.162 --> 00:29:35.599 I was telling you about, called Ziggi Papers. 696 00:29:35.730 --> 00:29:38.080 - Ziggi Papers? - Ziggi Papers. 697 00:29:38.211 --> 00:29:40.909 - These are rolling papers. - Yeah. They're rolling papers, 698 00:29:41.040 --> 00:29:44.130 and I was hoping you guys could get them in the movie somehow. 699 00:29:44.260 --> 00:29:45.566 What's up, brother? 700 00:29:45.696 --> 00:29:46.959 - What's up, brother? How are ya? 701 00:29:47.089 --> 00:29:48.438 - Yeah, he's saying that if we show, 702 00:29:48.569 --> 00:29:50.223 somehow can show these rolling papers in the movie... 703 00:29:50.353 --> 00:29:51.746 - Yeah. 704 00:29:51.877 --> 00:29:53.269 - ...they'll pay us every time we show it. 705 00:29:53.400 --> 00:29:54.923 - Big dollars. - Big dollars. Great. 706 00:29:55.054 --> 00:29:56.359 - Thanks, Adam. - Thanks, buddy. 707 00:29:56.490 --> 00:29:57.926 - Yeah. - Hello? 708 00:29:58.057 --> 00:29:59.232 Okay, I'll talk to you after. Thank you. Hello? 709 00:29:59.362 --> 00:30:02.148 - It would have to be an organic kind of thing. 710 00:30:02.278 --> 00:30:04.106 Because I want this movie to be-- right, 711 00:30:04.237 --> 00:30:05.847 so whatever it is, it's going to be organic. 712 00:30:05.978 --> 00:30:08.067 It's not just gonna be like hey, here's the papers, 713 00:30:08.197 --> 00:30:09.938 you owe us money! 714 00:30:10.069 --> 00:30:12.245 I just don't know anybody that smokes um, weed. 715 00:30:12.375 --> 00:30:15.552 There was a, uh lull in the case at that point. 716 00:30:15.683 --> 00:30:17.032 - What the heck is a lull? - A lull. 717 00:30:17.163 --> 00:30:19.513 You know, like a lull. 718 00:30:19.643 --> 00:30:21.167 - Like, you're laughing out loud? 719 00:30:21.297 --> 00:30:23.299 - No. Like a l-u-l-l, lull, 720 00:30:23.430 --> 00:30:25.127 like a pause, like a break. 721 00:30:25.258 --> 00:30:27.173 - Oh yeah, there was a break in the case. 722 00:30:27.303 --> 00:30:29.088 Richard called us and he had an update. 723 00:30:29.218 --> 00:30:30.741 - Well, that's not what I was-- 724 00:30:30.872 --> 00:30:32.700 - Alright, can we get a mic on him? 725 00:30:32.831 --> 00:30:35.224 - So I talk into this little part, right here? There it is. 726 00:30:35.355 --> 00:30:37.705 - It's good to see you. - Testing, testing, 1, 2, 3. 727 00:30:37.836 --> 00:30:39.185 You guys got me? - Yeah, I think so. 728 00:30:39.315 --> 00:30:40.795 - Alright. 729 00:30:40.926 --> 00:30:42.928 - Who doesn't want the bacon? - No bacon, over here. 730 00:30:43.058 --> 00:30:45.234 - Alright, pancakes. I'll take- - One more coming up. 731 00:30:45.365 --> 00:30:47.062 - Here, you can have this one. 732 00:30:47.193 --> 00:30:48.455 - Alright, good, good, good, good. 733 00:30:48.585 --> 00:30:50.631 So, I got a lead on something really good. 734 00:30:50.761 --> 00:30:52.241 - Thanks, man. - Look at this, alright. 735 00:30:52.372 --> 00:30:55.592 So, these are the different areas we heard him in, alright. 736 00:30:55.723 --> 00:30:57.943 So, this is where there the original ping come from, 737 00:30:58.073 --> 00:31:00.206 alright, but there's an eight mile radius 738 00:31:00.336 --> 00:31:01.860 of where it could be. Right? 739 00:31:01.990 --> 00:31:04.732 But see, also this tower is also hooked up over here. 740 00:31:04.863 --> 00:31:06.690 - I feel like uh, you know, 741 00:31:06.821 --> 00:31:08.605 we have, clock is ticking here, you know. 742 00:31:08.736 --> 00:31:11.260 - No, no, no, no, no. - What, do you have more leads? 743 00:31:11.391 --> 00:31:13.088 - No, I'll tell you what. 744 00:31:13.219 --> 00:31:15.134 In order for things to happen, right? 745 00:31:15.264 --> 00:31:17.701 And go a little bit faster. - Yes. Right. 746 00:31:17.832 --> 00:31:20.226 - Right? A teeny bit more cash is all I'm gonna need. 747 00:31:20.356 --> 00:31:23.359 - I can't keep opening up my bank account. 748 00:31:23.490 --> 00:31:25.971 - Well, you're gonna have to. Look how close we are on this. 749 00:31:26.101 --> 00:31:28.147 Look how close we are on this. 750 00:31:28.277 --> 00:31:30.410 And we already know the area, basically, right. 751 00:31:30.540 --> 00:31:32.891 And that's all it is, right now. Right, okay? 752 00:31:33.021 --> 00:31:35.284 So, I will dig a little bit deeper, 753 00:31:35.415 --> 00:31:39.636 find out exactly where this address should be, right, 754 00:31:39.767 --> 00:31:42.335 and how safe the situation is. - Mhm. 755 00:31:42.465 --> 00:31:44.772 - Because right now, I don't think it's a safe situation. 756 00:31:44.903 --> 00:31:47.557 - Right. - Do not go here. 757 00:31:47.688 --> 00:31:49.995 You hear that? - Yeah. 758 00:31:50.125 --> 00:31:52.040 - Do not go here. 759 00:31:52.171 --> 00:31:53.955 It's dangerous. 760 00:31:55.348 --> 00:31:57.132 - We won't go there. - Right on. 761 00:31:57.263 --> 00:31:59.178 - So, Richard told us to lay low. 762 00:31:59.308 --> 00:32:00.831 - Yeah, and he also told us that David Stoner 763 00:32:00.962 --> 00:32:02.833 was seven hours away from us by car, 764 00:32:02.964 --> 00:32:04.574 I mean, there's no way we weren't gonna go there. 765 00:32:06.446 --> 00:32:10.102 It felt like uh, my whole life was leading up to this moment, 766 00:32:10.232 --> 00:32:11.581 you know. Like, after all of the research, 767 00:32:11.712 --> 00:32:13.670 and all of the dreaming, and all of the obsessing, 768 00:32:13.801 --> 00:32:15.759 you know, we were actually getting to do this. 769 00:32:15.890 --> 00:32:18.371 It was real now. And, and here we are. 770 00:32:18.501 --> 00:32:20.982 We're gonna get to go and hunt for a killer. 771 00:32:22.201 --> 00:32:24.116 It's crazy. Lot more vans. 772 00:32:26.683 --> 00:32:28.468 What's up? Man: Hey. 773 00:32:28.598 --> 00:32:31.166 Woman: What's up? - You guys ready? 774 00:32:31.297 --> 00:32:33.647 - Where's, where's Adam? [car horn honks] 775 00:32:36.476 --> 00:32:38.957 ♪ I got a brand new car! 776 00:32:41.437 --> 00:32:42.873 - What the hell is this? 777 00:32:43.004 --> 00:32:45.137 - Detectives don't drive minivans? 778 00:32:48.357 --> 00:32:50.359 - Let's go. It's rolling. - It's going? 779 00:32:50.490 --> 00:32:52.013 [car engine hums] 780 00:32:55.234 --> 00:32:57.105 - Are you wearing makeup? - Huh? 781 00:32:57.236 --> 00:32:58.759 - Are you wearing makeup? 782 00:32:58.889 --> 00:32:59.978 ♪♪♪ 783 00:33:08.073 --> 00:33:09.509 [engine roars] 784 00:33:09.639 --> 00:33:11.815 ♪♪♪ 785 00:33:11.946 --> 00:33:13.382 - Just gonna stop in the middle of nowhere? 786 00:33:13.513 --> 00:33:16.124 [door ajar chimes] 787 00:33:16.255 --> 00:33:18.039 [trunk slams] - Huh? 788 00:33:18.170 --> 00:33:19.736 - You've had a drone this whole time? 789 00:33:19.867 --> 00:33:21.216 - Yeah, of course we have a drone. 790 00:33:21.347 --> 00:33:23.262 We have the best cars, we have the best equipment, 791 00:33:23.392 --> 00:33:25.786 the best crew, the best everything. 792 00:33:25.916 --> 00:33:27.440 You gotta get those aerial views, 793 00:33:27.570 --> 00:33:30.138 those sneaky detective views. - Angles. 794 00:33:31.313 --> 00:33:34.055 - It's the, the drone. 795 00:33:34.186 --> 00:33:35.970 ♪ Hey diddle diddle I'm back in the middle ♪ 796 00:33:36.101 --> 00:33:37.624 ♪ It's the return of the jiddle ♪ 797 00:33:37.754 --> 00:33:39.191 ♪ Call it the end of the riddle ♪ 798 00:33:39.321 --> 00:33:42.150 ♪ So, skididdle skedaddle I'm back in the saddle ♪ 799 00:33:42.281 --> 00:33:43.717 ♪ And revved dead ready to-- 800 00:33:43.847 --> 00:33:46.415 - I think I lost it. I'm not touching-- 801 00:33:46.546 --> 00:33:48.461 did you see where it went? - Didn't go that way. 802 00:33:50.463 --> 00:33:52.595 - I, it's 100% it went in there. 803 00:33:52.726 --> 00:33:54.554 - Literally needle in a haystack. 804 00:33:54.684 --> 00:33:57.339 - I-I hate you, so much. [stalks rustle] 805 00:33:59.167 --> 00:34:00.864 - Should we go in and help him? 806 00:34:00.995 --> 00:34:03.041 - You guys wanna help us look for the drone? 807 00:34:03.171 --> 00:34:05.347 - We could use some extra eyes. 808 00:34:06.783 --> 00:34:08.916 He's just peeing. - Why is he peeing? 809 00:34:09.047 --> 00:34:10.222 - He's not even really looking. - [laughs] 810 00:34:10.351 --> 00:34:12.311 There's trucks coming on this road. 811 00:34:12.440 --> 00:34:14.356 - I see that. We have a truck coming behind us. 812 00:34:14.487 --> 00:34:15.792 Everybody watch out-- - This is fucking awful. 813 00:34:15.922 --> 00:34:17.925 [horn blares] 814 00:34:19.013 --> 00:34:21.233 - Oh. Jesus! Christ! 815 00:34:23.277 --> 00:34:25.541 - You got it! - Yeah, it's fucking broken. 816 00:34:25.672 --> 00:34:27.413 - Yeah, that's definitely broken. 817 00:34:27.543 --> 00:34:29.110 That's a wrap on the drone. 818 00:34:29.241 --> 00:34:32.896 - Well, at that point, Stu broke the drone, and uh-- 819 00:34:33.027 --> 00:34:35.768 - I-I broke the drone? I didn't break the drone. 820 00:34:35.899 --> 00:34:37.684 - Well then, you just admitted that you broke it. 821 00:34:37.813 --> 00:34:39.599 - No, I said I did not break the drone. 822 00:34:39.728 --> 00:34:41.688 How would I break the drone? - Who was holding the remote? 823 00:34:41.818 --> 00:34:43.342 - Well, who gave me the remote? You! 824 00:34:43.472 --> 00:34:44.603 - Who was holding the-- 825 00:34:44.734 --> 00:34:46.431 - That thing fucking fell out of the sky. 826 00:34:46.562 --> 00:34:48.389 - I'm pretty sure, when someone's holding the remote, 827 00:34:48.521 --> 00:34:50.262 they are in physical control of the drone. 828 00:34:50.391 --> 00:34:52.264 - I-I did not break that drone. We, we called it a day, 829 00:34:52.393 --> 00:34:53.786 at that point, and decided to do some, 830 00:34:53.917 --> 00:34:56.964 some more detecting in the morning. 831 00:35:00.576 --> 00:35:02.535 - Yeah, because we're both 5'7" - Oh. 832 00:35:02.665 --> 00:35:04.885 [door creaks] 833 00:35:06.626 --> 00:35:08.802 - Look at that-- - Does that guy look familiar? 834 00:35:08.932 --> 00:35:11.239 - No, I haven't seen him. - No? 835 00:35:12.675 --> 00:35:14.416 - So, you have looked for him. - That's why we're here. 836 00:35:14.547 --> 00:35:16.505 [door creaks] 837 00:35:16.636 --> 00:35:18.333 - This one smells a little bit better. 838 00:35:18.464 --> 00:35:20.248 So, we'll take the whole floor. - Yes. 839 00:35:20.379 --> 00:35:21.728 - Perfect. 840 00:35:23.121 --> 00:35:26.385 I mean, I was told we were staying in a hotel. 841 00:35:26.515 --> 00:35:28.822 Not to be like, you know, I'm not like spoiled. 842 00:35:28.952 --> 00:35:32.391 - We are 31 years. - 31 years? - Yes. 843 00:35:32.521 --> 00:35:36.308 - Wow. Do you have kids? - I'm 82 years old. 844 00:35:37.613 --> 00:35:40.225 - You're not 82. Are you? - Yes. 845 00:35:40.355 --> 00:35:42.314 - You look fantastic. - You see. 846 00:35:42.444 --> 00:35:45.447 - We've gotten our crew here to set up a giant black light, 847 00:35:45.578 --> 00:35:47.971 so that Adam can really see this place 848 00:35:48.102 --> 00:35:49.886 that he booked us to stay. 849 00:35:50.017 --> 00:35:53.586 Adam bought a lot of expensive crime scene equipment. 850 00:35:53.716 --> 00:35:55.283 - I don't recall that. - And uh, you know, 851 00:35:55.414 --> 00:35:57.155 I wanted to get a chance to practice with it 852 00:35:57.285 --> 00:35:58.591 because, you know, practice makes perfect. 853 00:35:58.721 --> 00:35:59.983 Then, when we get to the real crime scene, 854 00:36:00.114 --> 00:36:01.898 we'll know how to use the crime scene equipment. 855 00:36:02.029 --> 00:36:04.118 - What high tech crime scene equipment did I buy? 856 00:36:05.119 --> 00:36:06.773 - But before you turn it on, 857 00:36:06.903 --> 00:36:08.644 get him to tell us what this is gonna show us. 858 00:36:08.775 --> 00:36:11.952 Man: Many bodily fluids including semen, 859 00:36:12.082 --> 00:36:14.433 sweat, saliva, blood. 860 00:36:14.563 --> 00:36:16.565 - My hands have not-- 861 00:36:16.696 --> 00:36:18.828 - Ugh, ew! What's that? 862 00:36:18.959 --> 00:36:20.656 - Ahh! - Where is it? 863 00:36:20.787 --> 00:36:22.397 - No, there's definitely stuff over here. 864 00:36:22.528 --> 00:36:24.660 - This actually isn't so bad. - This is clean. 865 00:36:24.791 --> 00:36:26.271 - That's a little sketchy. 866 00:36:26.401 --> 00:36:28.360 [screaming] 867 00:36:28.490 --> 00:36:31.363 - What the hell is that? - Whoa, that's squirt. 868 00:36:31.493 --> 00:36:33.191 - Look at the wall. 869 00:36:33.321 --> 00:36:35.758 What the fuck is going on here? 870 00:36:35.889 --> 00:36:37.456 Ugh! 871 00:36:37.586 --> 00:36:39.501 Ugh! Oh whoa, right here, 872 00:36:39.632 --> 00:36:41.590 there's a crazy amount of semen. 873 00:36:41.721 --> 00:36:44.289 We could've got hotels. We could've got hotels. 874 00:36:44.419 --> 00:36:46.204 We should've gotten a hotel. 875 00:36:46.334 --> 00:36:47.683 I'm staying in the fucking car 876 00:36:47.814 --> 00:36:49.511 that you paid money for. 877 00:36:49.642 --> 00:36:51.774 - We have to stay here. - I'm not staying here. 878 00:36:51.905 --> 00:36:53.385 Holy shit. 879 00:36:56.170 --> 00:36:57.954 - This one, this one, this one's fine. 880 00:36:59.042 --> 00:37:01.567 Dena: What is going on right now? 881 00:37:01.697 --> 00:37:04.657 - So, I have to stay um, I have to stay up here a bit longer. 882 00:37:04.787 --> 00:37:08.313 - Okay, great. What do you want me to tell you? 883 00:37:08.443 --> 00:37:10.576 I'm not interested in even hearing it. 884 00:37:10.706 --> 00:37:12.447 Like, this is annoying. You're annoying me. 885 00:37:12.578 --> 00:37:15.233 - Did, did the bank call by any chance, or no? 886 00:37:16.930 --> 00:37:18.497 - No. Why? 887 00:37:18.627 --> 00:37:20.499 - No, they're not supposed to, they're not supposed to call. 888 00:37:20.629 --> 00:37:22.240 - Why is the bank calling me? 889 00:37:22.370 --> 00:37:24.764 - I just wanted to see if the bank, if they called you. 890 00:37:24.894 --> 00:37:27.070 The budget, or the bucket? The bucket? 891 00:37:27.201 --> 00:37:29.899 There's no, the bucket's fine. There's no whole in the bucket. 892 00:37:30.030 --> 00:37:32.815 The bucket's, the bucket's full. The bucket's good. 893 00:37:32.946 --> 00:37:35.122 - But there was a hole in the bucket. 894 00:37:35.253 --> 00:37:37.472 - Listen, um, first off just thanks so much 895 00:37:37.603 --> 00:37:39.387 for not calling my wife or-- 896 00:37:41.781 --> 00:37:43.913 - No, no, no, I don't want you to call my wife at all. 897 00:37:44.044 --> 00:37:45.567 I just want this to be between you and I. 898 00:37:45.698 --> 00:37:47.700 So, listen, the loan, 899 00:37:47.830 --> 00:37:50.093 I mean that second loan I need to take out. 900 00:37:52.618 --> 00:37:54.054 - The second mortgage, yeah. 901 00:37:54.184 --> 00:37:55.751 Um, so I'd like to probably go all the way with it then 902 00:37:55.882 --> 00:37:57.884 if that's, I'll take the max. Um... 903 00:38:02.454 --> 00:38:03.498 I know. 904 00:38:06.196 --> 00:38:08.938 I know. You said you got my car, you got the house, you... 905 00:38:09.069 --> 00:38:10.244 you know, you got it all. 906 00:38:14.640 --> 00:38:16.468 Is it possible by Monday? 907 00:38:18.687 --> 00:38:20.385 It's not possible by Monday. 908 00:38:20.515 --> 00:38:22.300 Can I get it Monday night? 909 00:38:22.430 --> 00:38:23.779 Look, I know what I signed up for, 910 00:38:23.910 --> 00:38:25.520 and there's no secrets here. 911 00:38:25.651 --> 00:38:27.957 I mean, I knew exactly what I had to do. I'm the producer. 912 00:38:28.088 --> 00:38:30.003 Take drastic measures sometimes. 913 00:38:30.133 --> 00:38:31.221 - Except there was secrets. 914 00:38:31.352 --> 00:38:33.572 When you don't tell my sister, your wife, 915 00:38:33.702 --> 00:38:35.400 what you're doing to get money, 916 00:38:35.530 --> 00:38:37.489 when you don't tell her, that's a secret. 917 00:38:37.619 --> 00:38:39.317 - Yeah, totally that's a secret from her, for sure. Yeah. 918 00:38:39.447 --> 00:38:40.796 - That's right. 919 00:38:43.538 --> 00:38:45.410 - We're here, you know walking the streets, 920 00:38:45.540 --> 00:38:47.499 trying to see if anybody recognizes this guy. 921 00:38:48.717 --> 00:38:50.502 Do you recognize him at all? - No. 922 00:38:50.632 --> 00:38:52.678 - Is there any crimes that you've heard of that-- 923 00:38:52.808 --> 00:38:56.508 Yeah. Not really, huh? Does he look familiar to you? 924 00:38:57.813 --> 00:38:59.424 - No. - Not at all? 925 00:38:59.554 --> 00:39:02.165 - There was one murder a few years ago. 926 00:39:02.296 --> 00:39:04.037 - Yeah? No? 927 00:39:04.167 --> 00:39:05.821 Never seen that guy? 928 00:39:05.952 --> 00:39:08.389 Seen this man? - No, I have not. 929 00:39:08.520 --> 00:39:10.522 - No? Is there a part of town where 930 00:39:10.652 --> 00:39:12.785 you sort of stay away from, or, pretty safe? 931 00:39:12.915 --> 00:39:16.310 ♪♪♪ 932 00:39:16.441 --> 00:39:18.138 - Does he look familiar? Not at all. 933 00:39:18.268 --> 00:39:20.096 Man: Why? What has he done? - Well, we don't know, 934 00:39:20.227 --> 00:39:22.621 but we think that he might be in this town. 935 00:39:22.751 --> 00:39:24.971 Guys, let's go! 936 00:39:26.973 --> 00:39:28.757 [cars whoosh] 937 00:39:28.888 --> 00:39:30.498 - Is this guy hiding? 938 00:39:30.629 --> 00:39:32.282 - Well, I think he probably sees the cameras, 939 00:39:32.413 --> 00:39:33.762 but we'll ask him. 940 00:39:33.893 --> 00:39:35.285 Hi, sorry. How ya doin'? 941 00:39:35.416 --> 00:39:36.896 - I'm fine. - I'm Adam. 942 00:39:37.026 --> 00:39:39.072 How are you? Do you mind if we ask you a couple questions? 943 00:39:39.202 --> 00:39:40.769 - Okay. What's this about? 944 00:39:40.900 --> 00:39:43.206 - Just gonna put a sticker on ya, 945 00:39:43.337 --> 00:39:44.947 so we can't really show that on television. 946 00:39:45.078 --> 00:39:46.471 Does this look familiar to you? 947 00:39:46.601 --> 00:39:48.821 - No, but he, you know, he looks like a lurker, to me. 948 00:39:48.951 --> 00:39:50.649 - Yeah, definitely-- - He's definitely a lurker. 949 00:39:50.779 --> 00:39:52.868 - Sir, can you just define what a lurker is? 950 00:39:52.999 --> 00:39:54.783 - Right, so now I'm lurking. Right? 951 00:39:54.914 --> 00:39:56.219 - Yes. 952 00:39:56.350 --> 00:39:58.700 Stu: Oh, you do? How do you lurk? Can you show us? 953 00:39:58.831 --> 00:40:00.572 - He knows what a lurker is. 954 00:40:02.312 --> 00:40:04.924 You know where he might be? I've got a brother-in-law who, 955 00:40:05.054 --> 00:40:06.621 where he lives, there's a lot of-- 956 00:40:06.752 --> 00:40:08.667 Listen, there's a couple of guys I wanna send over to you, 957 00:40:08.797 --> 00:40:10.495 because they're looking for one of the lurkers. 958 00:40:11.496 --> 00:40:13.019 What's your name again? - Stu. 959 00:40:13.149 --> 00:40:14.629 - Stu and? - Adam. 960 00:40:14.760 --> 00:40:16.588 - Adam. Stu and Adam. You wanna talk to him? 961 00:40:16.718 --> 00:40:18.851 - He's used the word lurkers. Sorta hang out. 962 00:40:18.981 --> 00:40:21.810 Sure. Well, we could actually come meet your right now. 963 00:40:21.941 --> 00:40:24.770 [rhythmic hand tapping] 964 00:40:29.775 --> 00:40:31.516 - Hey, buddy. How are ya? 965 00:40:32.560 --> 00:40:34.867 So, what's over there? - What's-what do you mean? 966 00:40:34.997 --> 00:40:36.825 - What's over there? - A house. 967 00:40:36.956 --> 00:40:39.262 It's right behind these trees, but at the end of this lane, 968 00:40:39.393 --> 00:40:41.308 you'll see it. - We can all go? 969 00:40:41.439 --> 00:40:43.658 - Yeah! Yeah, go on up. 970 00:40:43.789 --> 00:40:47.009 - Alright. This is uh, possibly a lead. 971 00:40:48.141 --> 00:40:50.404 [footsteps crunch] 972 00:40:51.797 --> 00:40:54.364 Right here, that's the house. Man: Is that it? 973 00:40:54.495 --> 00:40:57.542 - What is this place? For sure? 974 00:40:57.672 --> 00:40:59.500 - How long has it been vacant for, do you think? 975 00:40:59.631 --> 00:41:01.633 - Well, people got killed here. 976 00:41:01.763 --> 00:41:04.984 - Yeah. So, it's been vacant since then? 977 00:41:05.114 --> 00:41:07.421 - Yeah. - And it's in there? 978 00:41:07.552 --> 00:41:09.902 Or in, where did it happen? Do you know? 979 00:41:10.032 --> 00:41:11.207 - In the house. 980 00:41:11.338 --> 00:41:13.645 [grass rustles] 981 00:41:16.822 --> 00:41:18.998 - No trespassing by Order of Canada. 982 00:41:20.086 --> 00:41:22.610 Just watch your step. 983 00:41:22.741 --> 00:41:24.656 [knocking on door] 984 00:41:26.919 --> 00:41:28.834 - Hello? 985 00:41:30.488 --> 00:41:32.751 Hello? 986 00:41:34.013 --> 00:41:36.015 Where are you? - I'm right here. 987 00:41:36.145 --> 00:41:37.712 There's nobody living there, for sure? 988 00:41:37.843 --> 00:41:39.105 - No, that's for sure. 989 00:41:39.235 --> 00:41:42.325 - Do you know someone named uh, David Stoner? 990 00:41:43.675 --> 00:41:45.241 - No. - You've never heard of that-- 991 00:41:45.372 --> 00:41:47.026 - That name does not ring a bell. 992 00:41:47.156 --> 00:41:48.984 - A guy with like, he's got like, two teeth? 993 00:41:49.115 --> 00:41:51.204 - Mhm. I know guys like that. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. 994 00:41:51.334 --> 00:41:54.468 We're gonna go. False alarm. 995 00:41:55.774 --> 00:41:57.253 Alright. 996 00:41:58.907 --> 00:42:00.996 Definitely an eventful day. 997 00:42:01.127 --> 00:42:03.608 We uh, you know we had a false alarm. 998 00:42:04.913 --> 00:42:06.088 But uh, 999 00:42:06.219 --> 00:42:08.003 I feel really good about, about this town. 1000 00:42:08.134 --> 00:42:09.527 I feel really good. 1001 00:42:09.657 --> 00:42:11.920 I think that we're close, 1002 00:42:12.051 --> 00:42:13.835 because you don't want your bare skin touching 1003 00:42:13.966 --> 00:42:17.143 anything on this mattress 1004 00:42:17.273 --> 00:42:19.232 when you're sleeping head to toe with your brother-in-law. 1005 00:42:19.362 --> 00:42:21.495 [phone rings] 1006 00:42:21.626 --> 00:42:23.497 Oh. Hey! - Hey! 1007 00:42:23.628 --> 00:42:25.543 - How are ya? 1008 00:42:26.979 --> 00:42:28.807 - How you guys doin'? - Good, how are you? 1009 00:42:28.937 --> 00:42:30.504 - Yeah, man. Yeah, yeah. 1010 00:42:30.635 --> 00:42:32.724 Just dropped by the office to bring some information. 1011 00:42:32.854 --> 00:42:35.030 Where are you guys? - Oh, we're uh, 1012 00:42:35.161 --> 00:42:37.816 we're not at the office. - Yeah, I know. 1013 00:42:37.946 --> 00:42:39.687 I know, you're up in that town where I told you-- 1014 00:42:39.818 --> 00:42:41.515 - No, we're not, we're not up there. 1015 00:42:41.646 --> 00:42:43.212 - Oh yes you are. - No, we're not. 1016 00:42:43.343 --> 00:42:45.737 - I see you bouncing around with the chap [unclear]. 1017 00:42:47.869 --> 00:42:49.479 - No, we're not. 1018 00:42:49.610 --> 00:42:51.699 - Let me tell you something, man. You guys are blowin' it. 1019 00:42:51.830 --> 00:42:53.962 Yeah, you really are blowing it. 1020 00:42:54.093 --> 00:42:56.095 I want you to stay out of the way! 1021 00:42:56.225 --> 00:42:58.706 You got that?! 1022 00:42:58.837 --> 00:43:00.708 - I mean, you told us to lay low. We're laying low. 1023 00:43:00.839 --> 00:43:03.015 - You're lying to me again! You wanna catch somebody, 1024 00:43:03.145 --> 00:43:05.713 it's better for them not to know you're coming! 1025 00:43:05.844 --> 00:43:07.367 You got that?! 1026 00:43:07.497 --> 00:43:09.412 I'm telling ya, boy! 1027 00:43:09.543 --> 00:43:13.373 Still a cold case out there that could be related to Stacy. 1028 00:43:13.503 --> 00:43:15.505 - Really? Yeah. - You hear that? 1029 00:43:15.636 --> 00:43:17.159 - So, what me want you to do now. 1030 00:43:17.290 --> 00:43:20.685 Me want you to either go home, that means back away! 1031 00:43:20.815 --> 00:43:22.817 Back away from this whole scene, right? 1032 00:43:22.948 --> 00:43:26.429 Or, you can stay put. Alright? 1033 00:43:26.560 --> 00:43:28.954 - I mean, we'll stay put. You're gonna call - 1034 00:43:29.084 --> 00:43:32.218 are you gonna call and tell us when we can stop stay-putting? 1035 00:43:32.348 --> 00:43:34.350 - Oh, I'm-I'm gonna get back to you, right? 1036 00:43:34.481 --> 00:43:36.309 - How the fuck did he know we were here? 1037 00:43:38.180 --> 00:43:39.704 How did he know that we were here? 1038 00:43:39.834 --> 00:43:41.836 That's fucking crazy. We gotta lay low. 1039 00:43:41.967 --> 00:43:43.708 - One second. 1040 00:43:45.927 --> 00:43:47.886 [door slams] 1041 00:43:48.016 --> 00:43:49.931 - Did he just show his ass hole? 1042 00:43:50.062 --> 00:43:52.064 - I mean, you gotta, you gotta keep going. 1043 00:43:52.194 --> 00:43:53.935 You can't just lay low, you gotta, 1044 00:43:54.066 --> 00:43:56.024 you gotta keep on track. You gotta go, go, go. 1045 00:43:56.155 --> 00:43:59.071 - Yeah, well I actually took laying low to mean sleep in, 1046 00:43:59.201 --> 00:44:01.464 and uh you know, if that's what he meant, I could do that. 1047 00:44:01.595 --> 00:44:03.553 - He could, he could do that. - Yeah. 1048 00:44:09.342 --> 00:44:11.300 [humming] 1049 00:44:17.567 --> 00:44:19.308 - Establishing shots? 1050 00:44:19.439 --> 00:44:21.006 Where's Stu? 1051 00:44:21.136 --> 00:44:22.660 Man: Still sleeping. - Sleeping? 1052 00:44:22.790 --> 00:44:24.096 Man: Yep. - Yeah? 1053 00:44:24.226 --> 00:44:26.141 Let's go wake that piece of shit up. 1054 00:44:35.498 --> 00:44:37.587 As suspected. 1055 00:44:37.718 --> 00:44:39.372 Yo! 1056 00:44:39.502 --> 00:44:41.461 These guys have been working for like, an hour already. 1057 00:44:41.591 --> 00:44:42.897 - Stop it, man. - We're all waiting for you. 1058 00:44:43.028 --> 00:44:43.985 Come on. - Please. 1059 00:44:44.116 --> 00:44:45.552 - I went for a jog, went to town. 1060 00:44:45.683 --> 00:44:46.858 - Take a break. - It's actually really nice. 1061 00:44:46.988 --> 00:44:48.773 - Take five. - Look what I got. 1062 00:44:48.903 --> 00:44:51.297 Illegal fireworks. - Those are sparklers. 1063 00:44:52.515 --> 00:44:54.604 - They're still illegal. 1064 00:44:54.735 --> 00:44:57.259 - How are you doing this to me? - You wanted to make a movie. 1065 00:44:57.390 --> 00:45:00.436 - I'm so, just take, it's just like, I'm sleeping. 1066 00:45:00.567 --> 00:45:03.135 - Well, sorry, bud. It's the biz. 1067 00:45:03.265 --> 00:45:05.790 - Can I, can I pee? - Go, pee! 1068 00:45:08.401 --> 00:45:10.882 - The white car, the body in the trunk, 1069 00:45:11.012 --> 00:45:12.622 the dog collar. 1070 00:45:13.623 --> 00:45:15.625 Is he dead? 1071 00:45:15.756 --> 00:45:17.889 Burn barrel. 1072 00:45:19.107 --> 00:45:22.067 And Stacy. Okay. What? 1073 00:45:22.197 --> 00:45:23.155 - Tattoo. 1074 00:45:23.285 --> 00:45:25.244 - The tattoo. 1075 00:45:25.374 --> 00:45:27.855 [ominous music] 1076 00:45:30.075 --> 00:45:31.729 - Alright, great. We have it all. 1077 00:45:31.859 --> 00:45:33.078 - Right. Right. 1078 00:45:33.208 --> 00:45:34.862 - Like, it's all there. - I agree. 1079 00:45:34.993 --> 00:45:36.429 We just need one of those dominoes to fall, 1080 00:45:36.559 --> 00:45:38.170 and then everything comes into place. 1081 00:45:38.300 --> 00:45:40.433 That's how these movies work. 1082 00:45:40.563 --> 00:45:42.565 So, now we just, we're supposed to lay low and do nothing. 1083 00:45:42.696 --> 00:45:44.872 - Well-- Zephyr? - Zephyr. 1084 00:45:45.003 --> 00:45:46.526 - The hamlet of Zephyr. 1085 00:45:46.656 --> 00:45:47.962 - What's a hamlet? 1086 00:45:48.093 --> 00:45:49.790 - I need gas. 1087 00:45:52.837 --> 00:45:54.577 Perfect. 1088 00:45:56.449 --> 00:45:58.625 And then, if I, if I have it for just like a few weeks 1089 00:45:58.756 --> 00:46:00.279 then we kind of pay it back. 1090 00:46:00.409 --> 00:46:02.629 Like, a short-term loan. Exactly. Okay. 1091 00:46:03.630 --> 00:46:05.501 - Do you have the keys? 1092 00:46:05.632 --> 00:46:07.677 - Uh, yeah. 1093 00:46:09.070 --> 00:46:11.769 Yeah, I can. I could totally get that to you. 1094 00:46:14.902 --> 00:46:16.338 [footsteps thud] 1095 00:46:16.469 --> 00:46:18.036 [rapping on counter] - Hello? 1096 00:46:18.166 --> 00:46:21.474 - Sorry about that. Hey there. 1097 00:46:21.604 --> 00:46:23.215 - How's it goin', man? - Hey, how are ya? 1098 00:46:23.345 --> 00:46:25.347 - Good. - Good to see ya. 1099 00:46:25.478 --> 00:46:27.393 - Protein bars or anything like that? 1100 00:46:27.523 --> 00:46:29.395 I saw there was in Aisle 4. - Pizza! 1101 00:46:29.525 --> 00:46:31.963 - That's not healthy. - Yeah, we've got pizza. 1102 00:46:32.093 --> 00:46:33.442 - This pizza looks good! 1103 00:46:33.573 --> 00:46:35.357 - Yeah, and there's protein on, on it. There's some-- 1104 00:46:35.488 --> 00:46:36.968 - There's protein on the pizza. 1105 00:46:37.098 --> 00:46:40.449 - What are you guys uh, what are you guys filming here? 1106 00:46:40.580 --> 00:46:42.930 - It's more like, like a manhunt kind of thing. 1107 00:46:43.061 --> 00:46:45.019 - Oh, like a house hunting show. 1108 00:46:45.150 --> 00:46:46.716 - Like house hunting. - Right. 1109 00:46:46.847 --> 00:46:48.588 - Except for, for a person. 1110 00:46:48.718 --> 00:46:50.459 - Oh, okay. So, like a dating show. 1111 00:46:50.590 --> 00:46:52.635 - Like a dating show. Exactly. - Right. 1112 00:46:52.766 --> 00:46:55.029 - You guys are looking for love. 1113 00:46:55.160 --> 00:46:57.205 - No, no, we're just looking for this guy. 1114 00:46:57.336 --> 00:46:58.816 - This guy. 1115 00:46:58.946 --> 00:47:00.861 Oh, I know that guy. 1116 00:47:00.992 --> 00:47:03.777 - You know this guy? - Yeah. Yeah. 1117 00:47:04.909 --> 00:47:07.259 Yeah, I don't like him, but I know him. 1118 00:47:07.389 --> 00:47:09.391 What'd he do this time? Huh? 1119 00:47:11.437 --> 00:47:13.656 - Adam! 1120 00:47:13.787 --> 00:47:15.571 - Sorry, you like, personally know him? 1121 00:47:15.702 --> 00:47:18.270 - Yeah, again, I would not go hunting him or his, 1122 00:47:18.400 --> 00:47:21.360 his house. I've delivered pizza there many times, 1123 00:47:21.490 --> 00:47:23.884 but I wouldn't wanna go there, just for fun. 1124 00:47:24.015 --> 00:47:25.494 - Why not? He's not a good guy? 1125 00:47:25.625 --> 00:47:27.453 - No, his name is Glenn Santos. 1126 00:47:27.583 --> 00:47:29.107 - Glenn Santos. - Glenn Santos. 1127 00:47:29.237 --> 00:47:31.196 - We're investigating him. - Oh. 1128 00:47:31.326 --> 00:47:33.938 - So, you are 100% certain 1129 00:47:34.068 --> 00:47:35.635 that this is Glenn Santos? 1130 00:47:35.765 --> 00:47:38.943 - I'm 100% sure on my mother's life, 1131 00:47:39.073 --> 00:47:40.770 that that is Glenn Santos. 1132 00:47:40.901 --> 00:47:42.381 - Do you know his address? 1133 00:47:42.511 --> 00:47:44.557 - Am I gonna be in the film? - Yes! 1134 00:47:44.687 --> 00:47:46.211 - Yeah, yeah, absolutely. - 100%. 1135 00:47:48.213 --> 00:47:49.649 - Right now? - Yeah, yeah, that'd be great. 1136 00:47:51.259 --> 00:47:53.566 - This is happening. 1137 00:47:53.696 --> 00:47:55.394 Okay, we'll follow you. - Yeah just-- 1138 00:47:55.524 --> 00:47:57.178 - You sure you don't want a ride in the car? 1139 00:47:57.309 --> 00:47:59.311 - Not too close. No, no, no, no, no, I'm good. 1140 00:47:59.441 --> 00:48:01.356 - Okay. - Thank you, though. 1141 00:48:03.402 --> 00:48:05.839 - Cool, it's like a chase scene. 1142 00:48:07.145 --> 00:48:08.711 - Whoa, whoa, whoa. 1143 00:48:08.842 --> 00:48:10.104 [engine roars] 1144 00:48:12.890 --> 00:48:14.152 - He doesn't wanna get in the car? 1145 00:48:14.282 --> 00:48:16.154 - No. 1146 00:48:16.284 --> 00:48:18.112 [tires crunch on road] 1147 00:48:24.292 --> 00:48:26.251 - Hey, you sure you don't wanna hop in here? 1148 00:48:26.381 --> 00:48:28.949 - Hop in? Uh no, I'm good. 1149 00:48:30.255 --> 00:48:31.691 - How much further? 1150 00:48:31.821 --> 00:48:33.345 - Watch out, there's a car! - Yeah, we see. 1151 00:48:33.475 --> 00:48:35.216 Can you just slow down? You're about to hit his tire. 1152 00:48:35.347 --> 00:48:37.697 - I'm not gonna hit him. He's fine! 1153 00:48:37.827 --> 00:48:39.307 - Why don't you just put your bike in, 1154 00:48:39.438 --> 00:48:41.222 put your bike in the trunk? 1155 00:48:41.353 --> 00:48:43.311 - You're gonna put that bike in that trunk? 1156 00:48:43.442 --> 00:48:45.357 - Move your bag. I'm good with that. 1157 00:48:45.487 --> 00:48:47.228 - Yeah, that's fine. - That's good. 1158 00:48:47.359 --> 00:48:48.882 - Do you want me to drive? - No, no, no. 1159 00:48:49.013 --> 00:48:50.231 - Okay. 1160 00:48:50.362 --> 00:48:51.667 [engine roars] 1161 00:48:51.798 --> 00:48:54.627 - So, just up ahead here? - Yeah, just keep going. 1162 00:48:54.757 --> 00:48:56.107 - Next stop, Glenn Santos. 1163 00:49:33.579 --> 00:49:36.451 - You guys can continue on, it's just there, but I'm out. 1164 00:49:39.367 --> 00:49:41.326 - Wait, wait, wait, where are going? 1165 00:49:41.456 --> 00:49:43.632 - Uh, this is, this is it, this is the house. 1166 00:49:43.763 --> 00:49:45.634 I just, I'm good. - You don't wanna see-- 1167 00:49:45.765 --> 00:49:48.202 - No, I'm good. 1168 00:49:48.333 --> 00:49:49.812 Sorry. 1169 00:49:49.943 --> 00:49:51.553 - You're just gonna leave us? 1170 00:49:51.684 --> 00:49:56.384 - Yeah, I'm-you wanted to be here, I brought you here. 1171 00:49:56.515 --> 00:50:00.040 Um, but unless I gotta pizza in my basket, 1172 00:50:00.171 --> 00:50:02.347 I'm not going near the place. 1173 00:50:02.477 --> 00:50:03.696 Sorry about that. 1174 00:50:03.826 --> 00:50:06.481 Good luck, though. Thanks. 1175 00:50:09.093 --> 00:50:11.008 - Okay. - Weirdest guy. 1176 00:50:13.749 --> 00:50:15.360 So, now what do we do? 1177 00:50:15.490 --> 00:50:18.450 Okay, so this right here, this is crunch time, right now. 1178 00:50:18.580 --> 00:50:20.321 You know, everything is riding-- 1179 00:50:20.452 --> 00:50:22.889 - Just say it, just say it so you're recalling it. 1180 00:50:23.020 --> 00:50:24.934 Don't say it like it's happening now, 1181 00:50:25.065 --> 00:50:26.501 say it like it, like it happened, 1182 00:50:26.632 --> 00:50:27.894 because you're telling them what happened. 1183 00:50:28.025 --> 00:50:30.114 - That's right. So, it's crunch time, right now, 1184 00:50:30.244 --> 00:50:33.073 in the story that I'm telling, it is crunch time. 1185 00:50:33.204 --> 00:50:35.336 If we don't move forward, we lose all our money. 1186 00:50:35.467 --> 00:50:36.990 Game over. 1187 00:50:37.121 --> 00:50:39.297 - And if we don't have a movie to sell with our distributor, 1188 00:50:39.427 --> 00:50:41.429 then there's no sale to a broadcaster, 1189 00:50:41.560 --> 00:50:43.692 and there's no money for us, and there's company left over. 1190 00:50:43.823 --> 00:50:45.477 - Right, and it's a real chicken and egg kind of thing. 1191 00:50:45.607 --> 00:50:47.827 You know, you have to have a project to make the sale 1192 00:50:47.957 --> 00:50:49.785 in order to have a project to finish movies-- 1193 00:50:49.916 --> 00:50:51.787 - Enough with the analogies just we have to go 1194 00:50:51.918 --> 00:50:53.746 find the killer. - You need to find the killer. 1195 00:50:56.270 --> 00:50:57.924 [crickets chirp] 1196 00:50:59.839 --> 00:51:01.319 [engine hums] 1197 00:51:01.449 --> 00:51:03.103 - Can you see the front of that house? 1198 00:51:03.234 --> 00:51:05.845 - No. You wanna get out? 1199 00:51:05.975 --> 00:51:08.500 - No. Just see if someone's here. 1200 00:51:10.502 --> 00:51:12.112 [owl hoots] 1201 00:51:13.461 --> 00:51:15.333 - Okay, let's go. - Give it a second. 1202 00:51:15.463 --> 00:51:17.291 We just pulled up, we made all this commotion, 1203 00:51:17.422 --> 00:51:19.337 if someone's here, now's the time we're gonna know. 1204 00:51:19.467 --> 00:51:21.426 Stop, stop, stop, stop. Jesus Christ, man. 1205 00:51:21.556 --> 00:51:23.732 Here's what we're gonna do. 1206 00:51:23.863 --> 00:51:26.866 Stick together, just be quiet, 1207 00:51:27.954 --> 00:51:29.521 and just keep rolling. 1208 00:51:29.651 --> 00:51:31.436 No matter what, keep rolling. 1209 00:51:31.566 --> 00:51:33.177 [grass rustles] 1210 00:51:38.573 --> 00:51:40.271 - What is that? What is that? 1211 00:51:43.491 --> 00:51:46.059 [grass rustles] 1212 00:51:50.759 --> 00:51:52.370 [twigs crack] 1213 00:52:00.682 --> 00:52:01.770 - What do you see? 1214 00:52:01.901 --> 00:52:02.771 What? 1215 00:52:02.902 --> 00:52:04.512 - It's the burn barrels. - What? 1216 00:52:04.643 --> 00:52:06.906 - The burn barrels. I'm not hopping that fence. 1217 00:52:07.036 --> 00:52:08.734 - Just go hop the fence. Just go. 1218 00:52:08.864 --> 00:52:10.431 - No, it's so fucking scary. 1219 00:52:10.562 --> 00:52:12.651 Just go there and hop in. Just go and hop. 1220 00:52:12.781 --> 00:52:14.131 [footsteps crunch] 1221 00:52:14.261 --> 00:52:15.871 - I don't think there's anybody here. 1222 00:52:16.002 --> 00:52:18.091 - Oh my god. - Is that a car? 1223 00:52:18.222 --> 00:52:20.876 - That's our fucking car. Shh! 1224 00:52:21.007 --> 00:52:22.530 - Shut the fuck up. Stop. Stop. 1225 00:52:25.794 --> 00:52:27.318 - Wait, wait, wait, wait, 1226 00:52:27.448 --> 00:52:29.320 let's just see if someone's here. Okay? 1227 00:52:35.761 --> 00:52:37.328 - Oh my god! 1228 00:52:40.983 --> 00:52:42.724 [lights click] [ominous music] 1229 00:52:42.855 --> 00:52:44.596 [screaming] 1230 00:52:44.726 --> 00:52:46.424 [ominous music] 1231 00:52:46.554 --> 00:52:50.341 ♪♪♪ 1232 00:52:52.169 --> 00:52:53.648 - Go! Get the fuck out of here. 1233 00:52:53.779 --> 00:52:55.520 Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! 1234 00:52:55.650 --> 00:52:57.870 - Wait, go, go, go! - Just go. 1235 00:52:58.000 --> 00:52:59.350 [running footsteps crunch] 1236 00:53:02.483 --> 00:53:04.224 - Do you think someone was there? 1237 00:53:04.355 --> 00:53:07.184 - Ugh! 1238 00:53:07.314 --> 00:53:09.708 [panting] 1239 00:53:09.838 --> 00:53:11.840 - Fucking, Glenn Santos. 1240 00:53:11.971 --> 00:53:14.191 Glenn fucking Santos. 1241 00:53:14.321 --> 00:53:16.671 Glenn Santos. 1242 00:53:16.802 --> 00:53:18.934 We got him! So, now we just come back tomorrow. 1243 00:53:19.065 --> 00:53:21.023 - We forgot the car. 1244 00:53:23.112 --> 00:53:25.550 [ominous music] 1245 00:53:25.680 --> 00:53:28.770 [grass rustles] 1246 00:53:28.901 --> 00:53:30.816 [night insects buzz] 1247 00:53:37.214 --> 00:53:38.389 - Okay. 1248 00:53:40.739 --> 00:53:42.393 Shh. 1249 00:53:42.523 --> 00:53:43.698 [latch clicks] 1250 00:53:43.829 --> 00:53:46.484 - Maybe that was just a motion detector. 1251 00:53:49.008 --> 00:53:50.401 I say we stay here 1252 00:53:51.706 --> 00:53:54.405 and just watch the house and see if he comes out. 1253 00:53:56.537 --> 00:53:58.539 Like a stakeout. 1254 00:54:00.454 --> 00:54:02.239 - You just wanna stay here overnight? 1255 00:54:02.369 --> 00:54:04.066 [owl hoots] 1256 00:54:04.197 --> 00:54:06.243 [roof motor hums] 1257 00:54:07.331 --> 00:54:09.855 - You guys wanna just hang back? 1258 00:54:11.117 --> 00:54:14.033 We're gonna stay up here and do a little stakeout, 1259 00:54:14.163 --> 00:54:16.122 and uh, keep an eye up here. 1260 00:54:16.253 --> 00:54:17.776 So, you guys just stay down there, 1261 00:54:17.906 --> 00:54:19.517 and we will keep you posted. 1262 00:54:19.647 --> 00:54:21.693 But definitely do not come up here. 1263 00:54:23.303 --> 00:54:25.697 Woman: Okay, copy that. 1264 00:54:25.827 --> 00:54:27.438 So, what do we do, we just sit here? 1265 00:54:30.310 --> 00:54:32.269 [paper crinkles] 1266 00:54:32.399 --> 00:54:34.009 We should open one of these. 1267 00:54:34.140 --> 00:54:35.359 - No, you can't open it. 1268 00:54:35.489 --> 00:54:38.275 - Why not? - It's against the law. 1269 00:54:41.974 --> 00:54:43.454 [bottle cap cracks] 1270 00:54:47.545 --> 00:54:49.503 - I'm so parched. Gimme a sip of that. 1271 00:54:49.634 --> 00:54:51.418 - I don't share drinks. 1272 00:54:52.550 --> 00:54:54.726 - Dude, just gimme it. Gimme a sip. 1273 00:54:54.856 --> 00:54:56.858 - What, I don't share drinks. 1274 00:54:56.989 --> 00:54:59.644 - I'm asking you for a sip. 1275 00:55:02.342 --> 00:55:03.822 [drink burbles] 1276 00:55:05.780 --> 00:55:07.216 [exhales] 1277 00:55:08.261 --> 00:55:11.308 There's way too much sugar in that. Thanks. 1278 00:55:13.919 --> 00:55:16.661 - No thank you. You can keep it. 1279 00:55:16.791 --> 00:55:18.489 [hands tap rhythmically] 1280 00:55:22.667 --> 00:55:26.018 [drumming] 1281 00:55:29.282 --> 00:55:31.023 - Wait, do you wanna know, 1282 00:55:31.153 --> 00:55:33.504 like really fast way to make like, 15, 20 grand? 1283 00:55:34.896 --> 00:55:36.811 - Oh. 1284 00:55:41.816 --> 00:55:43.383 [lighter snicks] 1285 00:55:50.172 --> 00:55:51.478 [night insects buzz and chirp] 1286 00:55:59.965 --> 00:56:01.532 [roof motor hums] 1287 00:56:03.098 --> 00:56:04.839 [paper sizzles] 1288 00:56:06.232 --> 00:56:08.147 Stu: The problem with it, is that it's at the hospital, 1289 00:56:08.277 --> 00:56:09.627 so when you're trying to take people, 1290 00:56:09.757 --> 00:56:11.193 and you're like hey, 1291 00:56:11.324 --> 00:56:13.195 I got this great fucking new deli that you've gotta try, 1292 00:56:13.326 --> 00:56:14.632 but then it's like, 1293 00:56:14.762 --> 00:56:16.547 you've gotta take them to the hospital. 1294 00:56:16.677 --> 00:56:18.592 So, it's kind of-- - Out of the way. 1295 00:56:18.723 --> 00:56:21.029 - It kinda, well it just kinda kills the vibe. 1296 00:56:21.160 --> 00:56:23.380 [blowing into bottle] 1297 00:56:23.510 --> 00:56:26.557 - Is he sleeping? 1298 00:56:28.863 --> 00:56:31.083 - Uh, I'm down to just stay up 1299 00:56:31.213 --> 00:56:33.520 and I'll keep lookout. 1300 00:56:33.651 --> 00:56:35.827 You can sleep if you want. 1301 00:56:35.957 --> 00:56:37.568 [crickets chirp] 1302 00:56:43.138 --> 00:56:44.966 Adam: [waking grunts] 1303 00:56:48.970 --> 00:56:50.624 [screaming violently] 1304 00:56:50.755 --> 00:56:52.539 - Start the car! 1305 00:56:52.670 --> 00:56:54.411 [indistinct screaming] 1306 00:56:55.890 --> 00:56:58.023 Everybody, wake up. Everybody, 911. 1307 00:56:58.153 --> 00:56:59.677 Stop, stop, stop. Wake up everybody. 1308 00:56:59.807 --> 00:57:01.287 We gotta get the fuck outta here! 1309 00:57:01.418 --> 00:57:02.941 - Go! Just go, just go, just go! 1310 00:57:03.071 --> 00:57:05.117 - Go back to the hotel, now! Everybody leave! 1311 00:57:05.247 --> 00:57:07.206 Fucking blew it. - Oh my god! 1312 00:57:07.336 --> 00:57:09.687 - We blew the whole thing. We blew the whole thing. 1313 00:57:12.429 --> 00:57:14.300 - We blew it. - Yeah. 1314 00:57:14.431 --> 00:57:16.607 - Um, you know, he saw us. He, for sure, saw us. 1315 00:57:16.737 --> 00:57:19.218 - He, he saw us. 1316 00:57:22.090 --> 00:57:24.092 - We went and we staked out this guy's house last night. 1317 00:57:24.223 --> 00:57:26.181 - It's enough. Like, I don't even know what you're doing. 1318 00:57:26.312 --> 00:57:28.183 You're like, doing sketchy things, 1319 00:57:28.314 --> 00:57:30.098 so it's time to come home. - Can't get enough--- 1320 00:57:30.229 --> 00:57:31.839 - The children are going to be very upset. 1321 00:57:31.970 --> 00:57:33.798 They're like, crying for you in the middle of the night. 1322 00:57:33.928 --> 00:57:35.713 It's rude. Enough. Like, come home. 1323 00:57:35.843 --> 00:57:37.802 - Ask him if Stuart-- - Can I hang up? 1324 00:57:37.932 --> 00:57:39.064 My mom is screaming in the background about Stuart. 1325 00:57:39.194 --> 00:57:40.761 - What's she saying? 1326 00:57:40.892 --> 00:57:42.328 - She wants to know why Stuart hasn't called her 1327 00:57:42.459 --> 00:57:44.025 to say if he's safe, or not. 1328 00:57:44.156 --> 00:57:45.810 - You didn't talk to your mother? 1329 00:57:45.940 --> 00:57:47.551 - Uh uh. I'm in the bathroom. 1330 00:57:47.681 --> 00:57:49.553 - Yeah, you know, at that point, 1331 00:57:49.683 --> 00:57:51.772 like everyone's just mad at us, 1332 00:57:51.903 --> 00:57:54.122 so my wife, Dena, she's mad at us. 1333 00:57:54.253 --> 00:57:56.647 - Richard Lynn. - He's mad at us. 1334 00:58:09.877 --> 00:58:11.618 - Come on. - What's the new info? 1335 00:58:11.749 --> 00:58:13.315 - Richard, Richard, Richard, calm down, man, 1336 00:58:13.446 --> 00:58:15.187 we want, we want the information. 1337 00:58:17.406 --> 00:58:19.539 - But, what is it? - Let me talk. What is it? 1338 00:58:19.670 --> 00:58:21.236 - Richard! - Here's Stu. 1339 00:58:30.985 --> 00:58:32.683 - What, what's TTFN? 1340 00:58:32.813 --> 00:58:34.598 - Ta ta for now? 1341 00:58:35.947 --> 00:58:37.296 All I know is this, 1342 00:58:37.426 --> 00:58:39.559 this guy right here, we got him. 1343 00:58:40.734 --> 00:58:42.910 We need to go into the trunk. - Yeah. 1344 00:58:43.041 --> 00:58:45.434 - If we can get into the trunk and we can see 1345 00:58:45.565 --> 00:58:48.350 that there is a body in that trunk, 1346 00:58:48.481 --> 00:58:50.135 it is game over. 1347 00:58:50.265 --> 00:58:51.919 Stacy's in that trunk. 1348 00:58:52.050 --> 00:58:53.573 - You're probably right. 1349 00:58:53.704 --> 00:58:56.054 - But it can't be us because he's seen us. 1350 00:58:57.359 --> 00:58:58.926 - Okay. 1351 00:58:59.057 --> 00:59:00.972 - This really opened up an opportunity 1352 00:59:01.102 --> 00:59:02.451 for someone on our crew to step up 1353 00:59:02.582 --> 00:59:04.758 and be a hero, like us. 1354 00:59:04.889 --> 00:59:06.804 Um, you know, and they can also get a credit upgrade. 1355 00:59:06.934 --> 00:59:08.545 - Hold on, who's giving credit upgrades? 1356 00:59:08.675 --> 00:59:10.459 - That's what we are offering. 1357 00:59:10.590 --> 00:59:12.070 - I hope that you're not giving the upgrade, though. 1358 00:59:12.200 --> 00:59:13.593 - No, no, you could-- 1359 00:59:13.724 --> 00:59:15.029 - Did you promise her a certain credit? 1360 00:59:15.160 --> 00:59:18.380 - We found this guy. We are gonna go there. 1361 00:59:18.511 --> 00:59:20.774 We basically need to just confirm one thing. 1362 00:59:20.905 --> 00:59:23.908 There is something that we saw on the front lawn 1363 00:59:24.038 --> 00:59:26.911 that led me and us to believe 1364 00:59:27.041 --> 00:59:29.740 that there is potentially the white car. 1365 00:59:31.002 --> 00:59:32.917 Man: Right. 1366 00:59:33.047 --> 00:59:36.094 - So, obviously, if you don't wanna go, you don't have to. 1367 00:59:36.224 --> 00:59:38.183 - I'm kinda scared. I have goosebumps. 1368 00:59:38.313 --> 00:59:40.664 - Really? So do I. Like, literally, 1369 00:59:40.794 --> 00:59:42.448 like literally I'm like--yeah. - Oh my god. 1370 00:59:42.579 --> 00:59:45.407 [door opens] - Sorry. 1371 00:59:48.323 --> 00:59:50.717 Okay. Hi. Man: Oh, fuck. 1372 00:59:50.848 --> 00:59:53.807 - Sorry, sorry, sorry. - Jesus Christ, bro! 1373 00:59:53.938 --> 00:59:55.679 - Okay. What we're about to do is a little risky, okay, 1374 00:59:55.809 --> 00:59:57.419 so safety first. 1375 00:59:57.550 --> 00:59:59.596 I want everyone to come in here. 1376 00:59:59.726 --> 01:00:01.685 Here, Stu-- - Whoa, Jesus. 1377 01:00:01.815 --> 01:00:04.688 - Grab that. Chest protectors. 1378 01:00:04.818 --> 01:00:06.690 Mikayla, those will fit you. 1379 01:00:06.820 --> 01:00:08.126 - What is this? 1380 01:00:08.256 --> 01:00:09.910 - It's a bat! - I know, but what do you-- 1381 01:00:10.041 --> 01:00:11.608 - I had to get some non-traditional weapons. 1382 01:00:11.738 --> 01:00:13.044 What, did you think this was a weapons store? 1383 01:00:13.174 --> 01:00:15.089 I did get this, though. Man: Oh Jesus-- 1384 01:00:15.220 --> 01:00:17.222 - Okay, everyone good? Let's go. 1385 01:00:17.352 --> 01:00:19.398 - Guys, we've worked fucking so hard on this. 1386 01:00:19.528 --> 01:00:21.182 This is the night that we're gonna fucking go 1387 01:00:21.313 --> 01:00:23.228 and we're gonna catch Glenn Santos, 1388 01:00:23.358 --> 01:00:25.273 and we're gonna tell him to kiss my grits, on three. 1389 01:00:25.404 --> 01:00:26.884 One, two three! 1390 01:00:27.014 --> 01:00:28.233 All: Kiss my grits! 1391 01:00:28.363 --> 01:00:30.235 [rock music] 1392 01:00:30.365 --> 01:00:35.240 ♪♪♪ 1393 01:00:35.370 --> 01:00:42.377 ♪♪♪ 1394 01:00:44.858 --> 01:00:46.294 [engine rumbles] 1395 01:00:50.995 --> 01:00:52.605 - I think it's like, literally up here. 1396 01:00:58.785 --> 01:01:00.091 - Do you see anything? 1397 01:01:02.136 --> 01:01:03.790 - Nothin's gonna happen because the guy's not there, 1398 01:01:03.921 --> 01:01:05.574 there's been nobody there the whole night. 1399 01:01:06.837 --> 01:01:09.056 Remember I told we were gonna be doing some crazy shit? 1400 01:01:09.187 --> 01:01:11.145 - I don't know, man. - This is the crazy shit. 1401 01:01:11.276 --> 01:01:13.017 - Oh no! 1402 01:01:13.147 --> 01:01:14.845 [engine hums] 1403 01:01:25.246 --> 01:01:26.552 [brakes squeak] 1404 01:01:26.683 --> 01:01:28.946 - Dragon, are you there? When's the last time you saw 1405 01:01:29.076 --> 01:01:31.209 anybody come in or out of this place? 1406 01:01:38.216 --> 01:01:39.870 - Alright, copy. 1407 01:01:42.655 --> 01:01:44.701 - What the fuck are you doing? - Hold on. Just shut up! 1408 01:01:52.099 --> 01:01:53.753 Just come with me for one second. 1409 01:01:53.884 --> 01:01:55.450 - Me? - Yeah. 1410 01:01:55.581 --> 01:01:57.104 - You're gonna go over there with a baseball bat? 1411 01:01:57.235 --> 01:01:58.889 - No, for one second. 1412 01:01:59.019 --> 01:02:01.587 [seatbelt unclicks, door opens] 1413 01:02:24.305 --> 01:02:26.699 [twigs snap] 1414 01:02:27.744 --> 01:02:29.093 Stu: We gotta get in that trunk. 1415 01:02:29.223 --> 01:02:31.312 [footsteps rustle] 1416 01:02:39.016 --> 01:02:41.540 [plastic crinkles] 1417 01:02:47.981 --> 01:02:49.156 [ominous music] 1418 01:02:49.287 --> 01:02:51.724 Adam: Guys, guys, get back! Stu! Get back! 1419 01:02:51.855 --> 01:02:53.204 [indistinct panicked chatter] 1420 01:02:53.334 --> 01:02:55.815 - I just saw, I just saw fucking lights. 1421 01:02:55.946 --> 01:02:57.686 Shh! Shh! Shh! Just quiet, just quiet. 1422 01:02:57.817 --> 01:02:59.863 I just saw someone go in the house. 1423 01:02:59.993 --> 01:03:01.473 Did you see that? 1424 01:03:01.603 --> 01:03:03.170 - Oh shit, I did not see fucking anything. 1425 01:03:03.301 --> 01:03:05.825 - Shut up! Shh! - Did you see it? No? 1426 01:03:07.305 --> 01:03:09.002 I saw nothing. 1427 01:03:09.133 --> 01:03:10.612 - Just get in the car. Just get in the car. 1428 01:03:10.743 --> 01:03:12.049 - I didn't see anything. - Just, I saw it. 1429 01:03:12.179 --> 01:03:13.398 - Dude, we were right fucking there. 1430 01:03:13.528 --> 01:03:15.095 - Dude, get in the car. 1431 01:03:15.226 --> 01:03:16.488 - You okay? - Yeah, yeah. 1432 01:03:16.618 --> 01:03:18.011 - Get in the car. - Did you see somebody? 1433 01:03:18.142 --> 01:03:20.274 - I didn't see anything. - Guys, I looked, 1434 01:03:20.405 --> 01:03:22.189 I saw someone cross in that fucking window. 1435 01:03:22.320 --> 01:03:24.278 Get in the car. - Fuck that. 1436 01:03:25.976 --> 01:03:27.455 - She's not going out there. - You go. 1437 01:03:27.586 --> 01:03:28.892 - I'm not going! 1438 01:03:29.022 --> 01:03:30.807 - You're the one who fucking called us back here. 1439 01:03:30.937 --> 01:03:32.199 There's nobody here. 1440 01:03:32.330 --> 01:03:34.027 - Dude, okay so my eyes are playing tricks on me. 1441 01:03:34.158 --> 01:03:35.855 - I guess so, because there's nobody here. 1442 01:03:35.986 --> 01:03:37.161 - But she's not going, and I'm not going. 1443 01:03:37.291 --> 01:03:38.902 - I'm the producer. She's not fucking going. 1444 01:03:39.032 --> 01:03:41.165 - Well, I'm the director, so Mikayla, do you wanna come? 1445 01:03:43.907 --> 01:03:47.780 - Honestly like, this is too, this is kinda fucked up for me. 1446 01:03:47.911 --> 01:03:49.826 - Okay. I'm gonna go, then. 1447 01:03:53.264 --> 01:03:55.483 - All of a sudden, so fucking brave. 1448 01:03:55.614 --> 01:03:57.790 [crickets chirp] 1449 01:04:03.970 --> 01:04:06.451 [plastic crinkles] 1450 01:04:10.150 --> 01:04:11.804 [door lock clicks] 1451 01:04:11.935 --> 01:04:15.112 - Door's in the front of the car. 1452 01:04:15.242 --> 01:04:17.766 The door's in the front of the car. 1453 01:04:17.897 --> 01:04:21.031 Door's in the front of the car. 1454 01:04:22.293 --> 01:04:24.121 [latch clicks] 1455 01:04:24.251 --> 01:04:26.471 - Well, oh my god. - Oh my god. Oh my god. 1456 01:04:26.601 --> 01:04:28.777 - Did he get it? 1457 01:04:30.214 --> 01:04:31.780 - Oh my god! Oh my god! Oh my god! 1458 01:04:31.911 --> 01:04:33.217 - What the fuck is that? - Oh my god. 1459 01:04:35.872 --> 01:04:38.875 [ominous music] 1460 01:04:40.702 --> 01:04:42.966 [latch clicks] 1461 01:04:47.361 --> 01:04:49.407 - Are you Dave? 1462 01:04:51.975 --> 01:04:54.368 - I'm, I'm just, is this car for sale? 1463 01:04:56.501 --> 01:04:57.894 - Huh? 1464 01:04:59.417 --> 01:05:01.071 - Can't we just talk about this-- 1465 01:05:10.428 --> 01:05:12.517 [footsteps thud] 1466 01:05:12.647 --> 01:05:14.823 [screen door creaks] - Come on, go! 1467 01:05:16.695 --> 01:05:18.305 [door slams shut] 1468 01:05:18.436 --> 01:05:21.091 - Where's my fucking knife? Where's my fucking knife? 1469 01:05:22.744 --> 01:05:24.311 [panting] 1470 01:05:24.442 --> 01:05:26.096 I have to go fucking find him. 1471 01:05:36.367 --> 01:05:38.630 Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! 1472 01:05:38.760 --> 01:05:40.110 [panting] 1473 01:05:46.377 --> 01:05:48.640 [readying inhales] 1474 01:05:48.770 --> 01:05:52.296 Oh fuck. 1475 01:05:54.080 --> 01:05:55.342 [door rattle open] 1476 01:05:55.473 --> 01:05:58.128 - Just come in. Just come inside. 1477 01:06:01.958 --> 01:06:03.133 - Yes. 1478 01:06:27.853 --> 01:06:30.160 - Come out! Come! Come out! 1479 01:06:31.465 --> 01:06:33.163 Just come! 1480 01:06:36.340 --> 01:06:38.168 Stu: Hurry up! 1481 01:06:39.560 --> 01:06:41.867 [running footsteps] 1482 01:06:41.998 --> 01:06:43.347 - He's coming, he's coming, he's coming. 1483 01:06:46.350 --> 01:06:49.831 This, this is everybody. This is everybody. 1484 01:06:52.704 --> 01:06:55.054 This is--This is everyone. 1485 01:06:55.185 --> 01:06:56.316 - Okay. 1486 01:06:57.491 --> 01:06:59.798 [silence] 1487 01:07:08.937 --> 01:07:10.504 [footsteps shuffle] 1488 01:07:23.561 --> 01:07:25.345 [bottle thuds] 1489 01:07:34.615 --> 01:07:36.226 [chair creaks] 1490 01:07:42.319 --> 01:07:43.668 - I-- 1491 01:07:43.798 --> 01:07:45.452 - He doesn't like to share drinks. 1492 01:07:45.583 --> 01:07:47.237 - I don't, I don't, I don't like to share drinks. 1493 01:07:47.367 --> 01:07:49.282 - He doesn't like to share drinks. 1494 01:07:49.413 --> 01:07:51.241 - [laughs] 1495 01:08:10.651 --> 01:08:12.392 - Here, I can do that. 1496 01:08:12.523 --> 01:08:16.092 No, no, I'll do it, I'll do it for you. He's--I'll, I'll-- 1497 01:08:16.221 --> 01:08:18.224 [tape rips] 1498 01:08:18.354 --> 01:08:20.357 - Test, test. 1499 01:08:20.487 --> 01:08:22.272 Loud and clear? Okay. 1500 01:08:23.837 --> 01:08:26.276 So, tell me again how you've never heard of me, 1501 01:08:28.539 --> 01:08:30.584 but you just showed up at my house 1502 01:08:30.715 --> 01:08:34.327 and make a documentary where you wanna buy my car. 1503 01:08:34.458 --> 01:08:36.286 [laughs] 1504 01:08:40.116 --> 01:08:42.291 Okay, you found me. [laughs] 1505 01:08:44.859 --> 01:08:46.773 You don't have to be shy about it. 1506 01:08:48.428 --> 01:08:50.735 Let's all just be open and honest 1507 01:08:50.865 --> 01:08:53.129 about our feelings and what we're here for. 1508 01:08:54.478 --> 01:08:55.827 I should've known, 1509 01:08:55.957 --> 01:08:58.264 I should've known that eventually some crazed fans 1510 01:08:58.395 --> 01:09:01.049 were gonna come up here and try to meet the fucking legend. 1511 01:09:02.442 --> 01:09:04.314 Anything you wanna know about me? 1512 01:09:05.358 --> 01:09:07.317 Too bad! [laughs] 1513 01:09:08.666 --> 01:09:10.407 [foot thuds on floor] 1514 01:09:10.537 --> 01:09:13.018 Get outside. We're gonna go take a tour. 1515 01:09:13.148 --> 01:09:14.585 You're gonna love it. 1516 01:09:14.715 --> 01:09:16.717 Go, track pants, go! [laughs] 1517 01:09:16.848 --> 01:09:20.286 Who the fuck wears camouflage track pants? [laughs] 1518 01:09:21.721 --> 01:09:24.334 Where'd he go? Where'd he go? [laughs] 1519 01:09:25.509 --> 01:09:27.511 It's working! I can't see ya! 1520 01:09:27.640 --> 01:09:29.339 Where are ya? Oh, there ya are. 1521 01:09:30.557 --> 01:09:32.951 Okay, fucking move, it's just trees here. 1522 01:09:34.082 --> 01:09:36.345 Alright. [laughs] Come on in. 1523 01:09:39.566 --> 01:09:41.394 Can you believe you're fucking here? 1524 01:09:41.524 --> 01:09:44.049 - I can't believe we're here. - There's mama. 1525 01:09:44.180 --> 01:09:45.833 You seen her on the podcast. - Yeah, I've seen here. 1526 01:09:45.964 --> 01:09:47.618 - There's a dead dog. - That's the dog? 1527 01:09:47.747 --> 01:09:49.315 - Mhmm. 1528 01:09:49.446 --> 01:09:51.883 Sit in the chair. Sit in my chair. 1529 01:09:54.146 --> 01:09:56.192 We'll take turns, take turns. - Go ahead. 1530 01:09:56.322 --> 01:09:57.758 - No, you go ahead. - Go ahead. 1531 01:09:57.889 --> 01:09:59.585 - Sit in the chair. - Okay. 1532 01:09:59.717 --> 01:10:01.849 - How's it feel? You feel famous? 1533 01:10:01.980 --> 01:10:04.112 - Yeah. - You look good. 1534 01:10:04.243 --> 01:10:05.679 Doesn't he look good? 1535 01:10:05.809 --> 01:10:07.464 Doesn't he look good, boys? 1536 01:10:07.594 --> 01:10:09.335 Look at that! [laughs] - Whoa, whoa, whoa. 1537 01:10:09.466 --> 01:10:11.294 - Yeah, I'm gonna fucking shoot ya! 1538 01:10:11.424 --> 01:10:13.818 Make sure I'm in focus, or I'll shoot ya! [laughs] 1539 01:10:14.949 --> 01:10:17.125 Where's your focus, motherfucker? 1540 01:10:17.255 --> 01:10:19.344 [laughs] Okay, come on. 1541 01:10:22.478 --> 01:10:24.089 - Beautiful. - Fucking water boy. 1542 01:10:24.219 --> 01:10:26.700 - Beautiful. Look at this. - She's a beauty, isn't she? 1543 01:10:26.831 --> 01:10:28.224 - This is what we were here for. 1544 01:10:28.353 --> 01:10:30.138 - She's a beauty. My mama loved this car. 1545 01:10:30.269 --> 01:10:32.402 - I love this car. Can I look in the trunk? 1546 01:10:32.532 --> 01:10:34.491 - No, you can't look in the trunk. 1547 01:10:34.621 --> 01:10:36.232 You don't look in that trunk 1548 01:10:36.362 --> 01:10:37.755 until you purchase this vehicle. 1549 01:10:37.885 --> 01:10:39.583 - Okay. How, how much do you want for the car? 1550 01:10:39.713 --> 01:10:41.106 How much, how much do you want for the car? 1551 01:10:41.237 --> 01:10:42.760 - $27,000. 1552 01:10:44.152 --> 01:10:46.981 - I was thinking more like, 17. 1553 01:10:47.112 --> 01:10:49.070 - 17. Okay, you know what, because I like you, 1554 01:10:49.201 --> 01:10:52.857 $27-fucking-thousand. [spits] 1555 01:10:54.380 --> 01:10:56.164 - I-- - I-- 1556 01:10:56.295 --> 01:10:58.993 - am buying this motherfucking car--it's yours. 1557 01:10:59.124 --> 01:11:00.559 Keys are in it. 1558 01:11:00.691 --> 01:11:02.258 - Really? - Yeah. 1559 01:11:04.172 --> 01:11:06.130 That's evidence, motherfucker. 1560 01:11:06.262 --> 01:11:08.786 - And now, the final domino, my friend. 1561 01:11:08.916 --> 01:11:11.005 - There ya go, pop 'er open. 1562 01:11:15.793 --> 01:11:17.534 - Whoa. 1563 01:11:17.664 --> 01:11:19.275 What the f-- 1564 01:11:20.666 --> 01:11:22.582 - I know, I know. - Is that Stacy? 1565 01:11:22.713 --> 01:11:25.455 - No, man. Stacy's a motherfucking mechanic. 1566 01:11:31.460 --> 01:11:34.202 I told Stacy, don't open the fuckin' trunk. 1567 01:11:35.202 --> 01:11:36.814 Don't open the fuckin' trunk, 1568 01:11:36.943 --> 01:11:39.686 which I probably shouldn't have said, in hindsight. 1569 01:11:39.817 --> 01:11:41.427 - So, what happened to Stacy? 1570 01:11:41.558 --> 01:11:44.474 - Well, you know, he spread some shit 1571 01:11:44.603 --> 01:11:46.650 around town about me, never fixed the car. 1572 01:11:46.780 --> 01:11:48.695 But I'm gonna get him back. 1573 01:11:48.826 --> 01:11:50.915 - How are you gonna get him back? 1574 01:11:52.786 --> 01:11:55.136 - I'm gonna take him to small claims court. 1575 01:11:55.267 --> 01:11:57.269 [laughs] 1576 01:11:57.400 --> 01:12:00.664 I'm gonna fuckin' kill him in small claims court. 1577 01:12:00.794 --> 01:12:02.709 [laughs] 1578 01:12:02.840 --> 01:12:04.710 Alright, you guys should go now. 1579 01:12:04.842 --> 01:12:06.887 Uh, good luck startin' her. [laughs] 1580 01:12:08.846 --> 01:12:10.413 - I don't even know what just happened. 1581 01:12:10.543 --> 01:12:13.938 - Oh yeah, I forgot - kiss my grits! [laughs] 1582 01:12:20.727 --> 01:12:22.380 - Mikayla's gone. 1583 01:12:22.512 --> 01:12:24.383 - Oh fuck. 1584 01:12:24.514 --> 01:12:26.516 Mikayla! 1585 01:12:28.952 --> 01:12:30.781 Mikayla! 1586 01:12:30.911 --> 01:12:33.130 [Stu's phone buzzes] Oh, she just texted me. 1587 01:12:33.261 --> 01:12:35.786 - Mikayla! - She quit. 1588 01:12:35.916 --> 01:12:38.136 [silence] 1589 01:12:54.934 --> 01:12:57.242 - You, you've destroyed this whole fucking thing. 1590 01:12:57.373 --> 01:12:59.723 - I did? - You brought me on 1591 01:12:59.853 --> 01:13:02.726 to this whole fucking, this is nothing. 1592 01:13:02.856 --> 01:13:04.467 This is absolutely nothing. - Oh, okay. 1593 01:13:04.597 --> 01:13:06.947 - You wanted to fucking play fucking detective. 1594 01:13:07.077 --> 01:13:08.558 And have all this fucking shit come to life, 1595 01:13:08.688 --> 01:13:10.603 and now, look where the f-- 1596 01:13:10.734 --> 01:13:12.300 [crickets chirp] 1597 01:13:13.737 --> 01:13:15.695 - You fucking bought a car, okay? 1598 01:13:15.826 --> 01:13:17.523 You're gonna blame me? 1599 01:13:17.654 --> 01:13:19.438 You spent that fucking money, not me! 1600 01:13:19.568 --> 01:13:21.657 - Dena's gonna fucking-- 1601 01:13:23.094 --> 01:13:25.183 she is gonna fucking kill me. 1602 01:13:25.313 --> 01:13:26.706 - It's just money, man. 1603 01:13:26.837 --> 01:13:28.752 It's just fucking money. 1604 01:13:30.101 --> 01:13:31.494 This is what we have to do. 1605 01:13:31.624 --> 01:13:33.800 I mean, he's not a murderer, 1606 01:13:33.931 --> 01:13:35.367 so we make him a murderer. 1607 01:13:35.498 --> 01:13:37.717 We have to kill him. 1608 01:13:37.848 --> 01:13:41.678 We have to fucking kill him. We kill him, we find-- 1609 01:13:41.808 --> 01:13:43.201 - What the fuck are you talking about? 1610 01:13:43.331 --> 01:13:45.029 - Just listen, just hear me out. 1611 01:13:45.159 --> 01:13:48.815 We fucking kill him, we find somebody to be a victim. 1612 01:13:48.946 --> 01:13:51.514 We've put him, people think-- we have a tape saying 1613 01:13:51.644 --> 01:13:53.646 he's a fucking killer! What do you mean? 1614 01:13:53.777 --> 01:13:56.300 We fucking kill him. We kill him! 1615 01:13:56.432 --> 01:13:59.085 We fucking kill him! We kill him! 1616 01:13:59.217 --> 01:14:01.045 And then he's dead. - Have you officially lost-- 1617 01:14:01.175 --> 01:14:02.655 - And then there's a victim. 1618 01:14:02.786 --> 01:14:04.570 And we are there to save the fucking day, and it's not over. 1619 01:14:04.701 --> 01:14:07.138 - Who's gonna take care of my wife and my kids 1620 01:14:07.268 --> 01:14:08.966 and my family? My fucking house? 1621 01:14:09.096 --> 01:14:10.924 - This is going to sound like a fucking idiot, okay? 1622 01:14:11.055 --> 01:14:13.273 This is what you wanna do. You gonna walk away? 1623 01:14:13.405 --> 01:14:14.928 You gonna pay this-- - I swear to god, 1624 01:14:15.059 --> 01:14:17.800 I'm gonna fucking kill you. - Hey, hey, hey. Hey. 1625 01:14:17.931 --> 01:14:19.803 - You think this is a fucking game? 1626 01:14:19.933 --> 01:14:21.978 - You do! You fucking do! - A fucking game! 1627 01:14:22.109 --> 01:14:23.850 - Are you-are you crazy? I have a fucking bat, man, 1628 01:14:23.981 --> 01:14:25.722 and I'll fucking swing-- - You think I'm fucking scared 1629 01:14:25.852 --> 01:14:27.724 of that fucking bat, little fucker! 1630 01:14:27.853 --> 01:14:30.639 - Yeah, fuck off! Just go. 1631 01:14:32.511 --> 01:14:34.644 [footsteps thud] 1632 01:14:36.254 --> 01:14:38.255 - Fucking idiot. 1633 01:14:38.386 --> 01:14:41.128 Fucking going to kill somebody. You fucking-- 1634 01:14:41.259 --> 01:14:43.391 [door slams] 1635 01:14:46.307 --> 01:14:48.614 [door slams] 1636 01:14:48.745 --> 01:14:51.878 [deep breathing] 1637 01:14:54.359 --> 01:14:56.535 [engine revs] 1638 01:14:56.666 --> 01:14:58.189 - Thinking about faking a murderer? 1639 01:14:58.318 --> 01:15:00.931 I'm done with him. I'm-- 1640 01:15:01.061 --> 01:15:04.108 [door creaks] 1641 01:15:07.285 --> 01:15:09.679 [breathing quickens] 1642 01:15:13.030 --> 01:15:14.771 - Did he leave? 1643 01:15:14.901 --> 01:15:17.425 [ominous music] 1644 01:15:20.733 --> 01:15:22.866 Larry: Do you have anything more to go on besides 1645 01:15:22.996 --> 01:15:24.824 what you've seen here? 1646 01:15:24.955 --> 01:15:27.653 Jodi: Who are you to go? If this guy's really a criminal... 1647 01:15:27.784 --> 01:15:29.742 - You and Stuart are gonna go-- 1648 01:15:29.873 --> 01:15:31.788 [overlapping voices] 1649 01:15:33.833 --> 01:15:35.400 [sobbing] 1650 01:15:35.531 --> 01:15:37.489 - We've been to the cops, yes. Brad: What did they tell ya? 1651 01:15:37.620 --> 01:15:39.143 Adam: That we didn't really have anything. 1652 01:15:39.273 --> 01:15:40.971 Brad: Well, you don't. 1653 01:15:41.101 --> 01:15:42.276 Adam: You wanted to play fucking detective. 1654 01:15:42.407 --> 01:15:44.800 Richard: Do not go here. It's dangerous. 1655 01:15:44.931 --> 01:15:46.759 Glenn: Kiss my grits. 1656 01:15:46.889 --> 01:15:48.718 [ominous music] 1657 01:15:54.593 --> 01:15:56.421 - We go back there. 1658 01:15:56.552 --> 01:15:58.641 You just keep rolling. 1659 01:15:58.771 --> 01:16:01.731 [panting] 1660 01:16:05.517 --> 01:16:07.432 I'm gonna kill him. 1661 01:16:07.563 --> 01:16:09.956 [ominous music] 1662 01:16:10.087 --> 01:16:11.784 ♪♪♪ 1663 01:16:11.915 --> 01:16:15.222 Still got Adam's card on the, on the account. 1664 01:16:18.835 --> 01:16:20.139 Shaw: Hello. 1665 01:16:20.271 --> 01:16:23.796 - You know where you're going? - Uh yes, uh, yeah. 1666 01:16:23.927 --> 01:16:26.930 - Yeah? Okay. 1667 01:16:27.059 --> 01:16:29.019 [gulping] 1668 01:16:30.716 --> 01:16:33.110 - You play baseball? Like, the bat is with you. 1669 01:16:33.240 --> 01:16:34.590 - Oh, no, no. 1670 01:16:34.719 --> 01:16:36.635 When I was a kid, I played baseball. 1671 01:16:37.767 --> 01:16:40.596 - It's like a jungle. - Yeah. 1672 01:16:41.858 --> 01:16:43.990 [engine hums] 1673 01:16:49.952 --> 01:16:51.650 [tires crunch on gravel] 1674 01:16:55.827 --> 01:16:57.568 - Hold these. 1675 01:16:57.700 --> 01:16:59.745 [grass rustles] 1676 01:17:02.182 --> 01:17:03.967 [footsteps shuffle] 1677 01:17:09.755 --> 01:17:11.670 [nervous panting] 1678 01:17:13.324 --> 01:17:15.021 And do not stop rolling. 1679 01:17:15.152 --> 01:17:17.197 [door creaks] 1680 01:17:18.938 --> 01:17:20.809 [bat thuds on door, door slams back] 1681 01:17:22.072 --> 01:17:23.639 [door creaks] 1682 01:17:28.731 --> 01:17:31.559 [fast breathing] 1683 01:17:39.567 --> 01:17:41.308 [floorboard creak] 1684 01:17:45.050 --> 01:17:48.011 [faint music plays] 1685 01:17:51.623 --> 01:17:56.148 ♪♪♪ 1686 01:17:56.280 --> 01:17:57.934 - Yeah! 1687 01:17:58.064 --> 01:18:00.719 ♪♪♪ 1688 01:18:00.850 --> 01:18:01.981 Ah! 1689 01:18:02.112 --> 01:18:03.679 [fast breathing] 1690 01:18:11.730 --> 01:18:13.862 [electricity fizzles] 1691 01:18:19.520 --> 01:18:21.522 [floorboards creak] 1692 01:18:23.523 --> 01:18:25.526 [door crashes] 1693 01:18:25.657 --> 01:18:28.573 [fast breathing] 1694 01:18:31.228 --> 01:18:34.273 [footsteps thud] 1695 01:18:37.147 --> 01:18:38.714 [fast breathing] 1696 01:18:43.240 --> 01:18:45.503 - Surprise! - [screams] 1697 01:18:45.633 --> 01:18:48.114 [grunting and screaming] 1698 01:18:49.507 --> 01:18:51.814 - Oh, you brought an old baseball bat, 1699 01:18:51.943 --> 01:18:53.859 did you, slugger? - No, no, no. No, no. 1700 01:18:53.990 --> 01:18:55.992 - Strike one! 1701 01:18:56.121 --> 01:18:57.907 [hitting thuds] 1702 01:18:58.037 --> 01:18:59.473 - Oh! Oh! - Strike two! 1703 01:19:00.518 --> 01:19:02.215 - [pained gasping] - [spits] 1704 01:19:02.346 --> 01:19:04.522 Strike three! 1705 01:19:04.652 --> 01:19:07.003 You're fucking out! 1706 01:19:07.133 --> 01:19:09.092 [laughs] 1707 01:19:09.222 --> 01:19:10.528 - [gasping] 1708 01:19:10.657 --> 01:19:12.398 Oh fucker. 1709 01:19:12.530 --> 01:19:13.923 - Oh! 1710 01:19:14.053 --> 01:19:16.839 Did you get all that? [laughs] 1711 01:19:16.969 --> 01:19:18.928 The baseball - strike one? 1712 01:19:20.755 --> 01:19:22.452 Get up, motherfucker. 1713 01:19:22.583 --> 01:19:24.368 - Wait, I'm sorry. - Get up. 1714 01:19:24.498 --> 01:19:26.674 - No, I don't wanna-- - Get the fuck up! 1715 01:19:26.805 --> 01:19:28.285 - No. [gasping] 1716 01:19:30.374 --> 01:19:32.463 - Coming in to my house to fuck me up? 1717 01:19:32.593 --> 01:19:34.682 - No. No, I'm sorry. 1718 01:19:34.813 --> 01:19:36.206 I'm sorry. 1719 01:19:36.335 --> 01:19:38.512 - Guess who's gonna get fucked? 1720 01:19:38.643 --> 01:19:40.862 - [panting] 1721 01:19:40.993 --> 01:19:42.559 I don't wanna get-- - [laughs] 1722 01:19:42.690 --> 01:19:44.388 - No, no. No, please. - There we go. 1723 01:19:44.518 --> 01:19:46.085 - Ugh! 1724 01:19:46.216 --> 01:19:48.434 - Make yourself at home. - [choking, sputtering] 1725 01:19:48.566 --> 01:19:50.698 - Come on, get in here! 1726 01:19:50.829 --> 01:19:54.093 This is the fucking money shot, this is! [laughs] 1727 01:19:54.224 --> 01:19:57.053 - [gasping] 1728 01:19:57.183 --> 01:19:59.490 - [grunting] - [gasping] I can't-- 1729 01:20:00.796 --> 01:20:02.885 - What the fuck are you doing? - I can't br-- 1730 01:20:03.014 --> 01:20:04.800 - What the fuck are you doing, huh? 1731 01:20:04.930 --> 01:20:06.976 [growling, laughing] 1732 01:20:09.500 --> 01:20:11.241 [barking] 1733 01:20:11.371 --> 01:20:13.721 [laughs] 1734 01:20:14.722 --> 01:20:16.812 - Ow! 1735 01:20:16.942 --> 01:20:18.117 Fuck! 1736 01:20:18.248 --> 01:20:20.903 Ah! Ah! 1737 01:20:23.121 --> 01:20:24.341 - No-- 1738 01:20:24.471 --> 01:20:26.255 What? 1739 01:20:26.386 --> 01:20:28.171 - You motherfucker-- [Glenn thuds] 1740 01:20:28.300 --> 01:20:30.434 - Stuart, come on, come on, come on. Get up. 1741 01:20:30.564 --> 01:20:32.262 - You came back. - I came back, I came back. 1742 01:20:32.392 --> 01:20:34.003 - You came. I love you, man. - I came. 1743 01:20:34.133 --> 01:20:35.831 Let's get the fuck outta here. Let's go! 1744 01:20:35.960 --> 01:20:37.833 - You motherfucker! 1745 01:20:40.183 --> 01:20:42.054 - You stabbed me. Eh? 1746 01:20:42.184 --> 01:20:44.230 - Just--yeah. 1747 01:20:44.361 --> 01:20:47.103 - You fucking stabbed me? [laughs] 1748 01:20:47.233 --> 01:20:49.061 [knife clatters] 1749 01:20:49.192 --> 01:20:51.063 - Ugh! 1750 01:20:51.193 --> 01:20:53.196 - [screams] Ah! 1751 01:20:53.326 --> 01:20:55.154 - [laughs] 1752 01:20:56.199 --> 01:20:58.549 - Ugh! Fuck! 1753 01:20:58.679 --> 01:21:00.725 [crashes] 1754 01:21:02.639 --> 01:21:04.250 [fast breathing] 1755 01:21:04.380 --> 01:21:06.296 - Let's go. Let's go. Come on. 1756 01:21:06.425 --> 01:21:07.993 - Wait. - Get up. - Wait. 1757 01:21:08.124 --> 01:21:09.907 - What? - Is he dead? Is he dead? 1758 01:21:10.039 --> 01:21:11.388 - He's dead! [fast breathing] 1759 01:21:12.432 --> 01:21:15.044 - Check his pulse. 1760 01:21:15.174 --> 01:21:16.871 [panting] 1761 01:21:17.002 --> 01:21:18.743 - Oh fuck. - Check his pulse. 1762 01:21:18.874 --> 01:21:20.657 - Damn. 1763 01:21:24.183 --> 01:21:25.706 - What do you feel? 1764 01:21:25.837 --> 01:21:27.360 What do you feel?! 1765 01:21:27.491 --> 01:21:30.059 - He's--he's not-- 1766 01:21:32.365 --> 01:21:34.585 ah, fuck. 1767 01:21:34.715 --> 01:21:36.761 [ominous music] 1768 01:21:36.892 --> 01:21:39.068 [footsteps thud] [door creaks] 1769 01:21:46.727 --> 01:21:48.555 - [spits] 1770 01:21:49.861 --> 01:21:52.429 It was self defence. It's perfect. 1771 01:21:52.559 --> 01:21:54.300 - Yeah. 1772 01:21:54.431 --> 01:21:56.215 Except... - Okay. 1773 01:21:56.346 --> 01:21:59.740 - it wasn't self defence because you killed him. 1774 01:22:02.178 --> 01:22:04.136 - What? I'm finished. 1775 01:22:04.267 --> 01:22:06.660 I-I have-I wanna go home. 1776 01:22:06.791 --> 01:22:08.793 I wanna go home to my wife, I wanna go home to my kids, 1777 01:22:08.924 --> 01:22:12.101 I wanna leave. I'm done. 1778 01:22:13.145 --> 01:22:14.712 - Right now, he's the victim. 1779 01:22:14.842 --> 01:22:16.496 We're the killer. You're the killer. 1780 01:22:16.627 --> 01:22:18.803 You need a victim. 1781 01:22:24.416 --> 01:22:25.941 [bottle cap scratches] 1782 01:22:32.599 --> 01:22:35.124 [bottle thuds] 1783 01:22:37.603 --> 01:22:39.302 - I'm going home. 1784 01:22:42.087 --> 01:22:43.827 - Order a pizza right now. 1785 01:22:46.352 --> 01:22:48.789 Order a pizza. 1786 01:22:52.576 --> 01:22:55.013 - Fuck. Just get a pepperoni? 1787 01:22:55.144 --> 01:22:56.623 - No pork. 1788 01:22:57.973 --> 01:23:00.192 Just get a pizza over here. 1789 01:23:00.323 --> 01:23:02.325 - Get a cheese pizza. 1790 01:23:05.110 --> 01:23:07.243 Terrific. Alright. 1791 01:23:08.853 --> 01:23:10.420 - Fucking queers! 1792 01:23:10.550 --> 01:23:12.248 [shouting, glass breaks] 1793 01:23:12.378 --> 01:23:14.163 [indistinct shouting] 1794 01:23:15.512 --> 01:23:17.427 [glass breaking] 1795 01:23:18.645 --> 01:23:20.821 - I'm gonna fucking kill you! 1796 01:23:20.952 --> 01:23:23.476 - Stop it! - I got a plan. 1797 01:23:23.607 --> 01:23:25.391 - You're gonna fucking die here, motherfuckers! 1798 01:23:25.522 --> 01:23:27.219 - What kind of plan? - Create a diversion. 1799 01:23:27.350 --> 01:23:30.266 - Truce! Truce! - What the fuck is that? 1800 01:23:30.396 --> 01:23:32.268 [indistinct shouting] 1801 01:23:32.398 --> 01:23:33.921 - Truce! 1802 01:23:34.052 --> 01:23:36.272 Truce. Stop, I'm gonna come. 1803 01:23:36.402 --> 01:23:37.795 We're truce. - Okay, come up. 1804 01:23:37.925 --> 01:23:39.405 - Truce. Ahhh! - Fuck you. 1805 01:23:39.536 --> 01:23:41.277 - Jesus, man! 1806 01:23:41.407 --> 01:23:42.887 - Fuck your truce, motherfucker! 1807 01:23:43.018 --> 01:23:45.020 - Stop! It doesn't have to do this, just stop! 1808 01:23:45.150 --> 01:23:47.282 Truce! - You, fuck you! 1809 01:23:47.413 --> 01:23:50.590 - Truce. Let's just end this right now. 1810 01:23:50.721 --> 01:23:52.462 Both: What've you got behind your back? 1811 01:23:52.592 --> 01:23:54.550 - I don't got nothing behind my back. 1812 01:23:54.681 --> 01:23:56.335 What's behind your back? - Fuck you, 1813 01:23:56.466 --> 01:23:59.643 Both: What's behind your back! [indistinct yelling] 1814 01:24:00.948 --> 01:24:03.951 - Okay, on three. - On three. - On three. 1815 01:24:04.082 --> 01:24:06.258 One, - One. 1816 01:24:06.389 --> 01:24:08.217 - Two! [fast breathing] 1817 01:24:11.916 --> 01:24:15.441 I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 1818 01:24:15.572 --> 01:24:18.705 I'm sorry. I know. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 1819 01:24:20.184 --> 01:24:22.100 [glass shatters] 1820 01:24:22.231 --> 01:24:25.234 - Jesus Christ! What the fuck did you do that for? 1821 01:24:25.364 --> 01:24:27.279 - Oh, did that hurt? - That fucking hurt! 1822 01:24:27.410 --> 01:24:29.151 - You been stabbed in the fucking back before. 1823 01:24:29.281 --> 01:24:31.327 That fucking hurt! 1824 01:24:31.457 --> 01:24:35.418 Now, you're saying you need a victim? [laughs] 1825 01:24:36.809 --> 01:24:38.856 Uh oh. 1826 01:24:38.986 --> 01:24:41.902 Uh oh. [laughs] 1827 01:24:42.032 --> 01:24:44.253 What have we got here? 1828 01:24:46.298 --> 01:24:48.431 What's this now? 1829 01:24:48.561 --> 01:24:51.303 The moment of truth? Is it? [spits] 1830 01:24:53.478 --> 01:24:55.742 Go ahead. 1831 01:24:58.397 --> 01:25:00.878 - Kiss my grits. 1832 01:25:02.445 --> 01:25:04.273 [shotgun blanks] 1833 01:25:04.403 --> 01:25:06.057 - Uh oh. [laughs] 1834 01:25:06.188 --> 01:25:07.450 [pulling trigger] 1835 01:25:07.580 --> 01:25:10.800 - Aw. Aw. 1836 01:25:13.585 --> 01:25:15.327 You cry again like a fucking baby. 1837 01:25:15.458 --> 01:25:18.243 I'm wanna go home. 1838 01:25:18.374 --> 01:25:20.811 What're you gonna do? Eh? 1839 01:25:23.509 --> 01:25:25.163 [punch thud] 1840 01:25:25.294 --> 01:25:27.034 [spits] 1841 01:25:27.165 --> 01:25:29.907 What're you gonna do? [spits] Huh? 1842 01:25:30.037 --> 01:25:31.648 What're you gonna do? [spits] Huh? 1843 01:25:33.606 --> 01:25:35.478 [punch thuds] - Ugh! 1844 01:25:37.480 --> 01:25:39.438 - No! No! 1845 01:25:39.568 --> 01:25:41.309 Get him off of me! 1846 01:25:41.440 --> 01:25:43.529 Fuck! 1847 01:25:43.660 --> 01:25:46.924 [pounding blows and grunting] 1848 01:25:51.710 --> 01:25:53.496 - Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. 1849 01:25:53.626 --> 01:25:56.325 [bat thumps on back] [effort grunts] 1850 01:25:58.849 --> 01:26:00.590 Alright. 1851 01:26:02.244 --> 01:26:04.159 - Let's take him. - I need a moment. 1852 01:26:06.509 --> 01:26:08.554 [grunting] 1853 01:26:10.034 --> 01:26:11.427 - Motherfucker. 1854 01:26:11.557 --> 01:26:13.516 [fast breathing] 1855 01:26:13.646 --> 01:26:15.474 Fucking piece of shit. 1856 01:26:19.174 --> 01:26:21.001 How ya doin' there, pal? 1857 01:26:21.132 --> 01:26:23.221 - [laughs] 1858 01:26:23.352 --> 01:26:25.615 [pounding blows] 1859 01:26:25.745 --> 01:26:27.486 - Kiss...my... 1860 01:26:27.617 --> 01:26:29.139 - Hit him harder! 1861 01:26:29.271 --> 01:26:30.663 - ...grits! 1862 01:26:30.794 --> 01:26:33.144 - Do you give up yet? [laughs] 1863 01:26:35.668 --> 01:26:38.367 - Oh, it's funny? - You better give up yet. 1864 01:26:38.496 --> 01:26:41.021 You better give up soon. [laughs] 1865 01:26:41.152 --> 01:26:43.459 - Gah! 1866 01:26:43.589 --> 01:26:46.375 [fast breathing] 1867 01:26:56.820 --> 01:26:59.039 [knocking raps at door] 1868 01:27:01.433 --> 01:27:03.957 [fast breathing] 1869 01:27:10.137 --> 01:27:12.357 [footsteps shuffle on floor] 1870 01:27:17.449 --> 01:27:19.582 [fast breathing] 1871 01:27:19.712 --> 01:27:22.367 [footsteps thud] 1872 01:27:24.717 --> 01:27:26.458 - Hey, what's goin' on, man? 1873 01:27:26.589 --> 01:27:27.894 Wait outside for a minute there, guys. 1874 01:27:28.025 --> 01:27:29.896 - Hey, good to see you. Come on in. 1875 01:27:30.027 --> 01:27:32.464 [screaming and pounding blows] 1876 01:27:35.815 --> 01:27:38.818 - Just walk straight back here. Let's go. 1877 01:27:40.298 --> 01:27:42.952 - Hey. - Right there. 1878 01:27:43.083 --> 01:27:44.433 Right there. Beautiful. 1879 01:27:44.563 --> 01:27:46.434 What's up, man? You good? 1880 01:27:47.827 --> 01:27:49.351 - [mumbling] - You good? 1881 01:27:49.481 --> 01:27:52.049 [bat thuds, screaming] 1882 01:27:55.618 --> 01:27:57.620 [bat thuds, screaming] 1883 01:28:01.972 --> 01:28:04.452 [fast breathing] 1884 01:28:09.719 --> 01:28:11.460 - We have a victim. 1885 01:28:13.940 --> 01:28:16.246 - Hold on, gotta - [Objects clatter] 1886 01:28:19.511 --> 01:28:21.557 Oh, come on. 1887 01:28:21.687 --> 01:28:24.255 [panting] 1888 01:28:27.693 --> 01:28:30.217 [screams] Oh my god! Oh my god! 1889 01:28:30.348 --> 01:28:32.611 Holy fuck! Oh my god. 1890 01:28:32.742 --> 01:28:35.527 [panicked breathing] 1891 01:28:35.657 --> 01:28:37.224 Oh my god. 1892 01:28:37.355 --> 01:28:39.443 - Oh... oh... oh... 1893 01:28:42.925 --> 01:28:44.884 Look-look-look. 1894 01:28:45.014 --> 01:28:46.755 - That fucking--- - Who the hell is that? 1895 01:28:46.886 --> 01:28:49.889 - Is that fucking Stacy? Is that fucking Stacy! 1896 01:28:50.020 --> 01:28:51.587 Is that Stacy! 1897 01:28:51.717 --> 01:28:53.675 - Is that Stacy? That's Stacy! 1898 01:28:53.806 --> 01:28:55.504 - We were right! 1899 01:28:55.634 --> 01:28:57.288 [indistinct screaming] 1900 01:29:00.857 --> 01:29:02.859 - I can't fucking believe it. Dude, we were right! 1901 01:29:02.989 --> 01:29:05.514 I told you! I told you! I fucking told you! 1902 01:29:07.166 --> 01:29:09.735 - Hello, hello? Come out, come out. Pick up, pick up. 1903 01:29:09.866 --> 01:29:11.607 - What the fuck? 1904 01:29:11.737 --> 01:29:13.696 - Yes, yes, pick up. - Hello? 1905 01:29:13.826 --> 01:29:17.439 - Yes! Yes! Richard here. Yes, yes! 1906 01:29:19.049 --> 01:29:21.268 Come on boys, pick it up, pick it up. 1907 01:29:21.398 --> 01:29:25.795 Here. Hello? Yes! You pocket calling, boy! Yeah! 1908 01:29:28.058 --> 01:29:30.582 - What the fuck? - You fucked up. 1909 01:29:30.713 --> 01:29:33.019 - Richard? - Whoa! 1910 01:29:34.281 --> 01:29:36.806 You're lookin' pretty rancid, there. 1911 01:29:36.936 --> 01:29:38.764 Oh yes, man. 1912 01:29:38.895 --> 01:29:40.809 You did something stupid, didn't ya. 1913 01:29:40.940 --> 01:29:42.898 I know ya did something stupid. 1914 01:29:43.029 --> 01:29:45.205 You're in some deep shit now. 1915 01:29:45.335 --> 01:29:47.817 Oh yeah. But you know what, 1916 01:29:47.947 --> 01:29:49.732 I can get you out of it, 1917 01:29:49.862 --> 01:29:51.864 because Richard Lynn always delivers. 1918 01:29:51.995 --> 01:29:53.562 But you know, it's gonna cost you 1919 01:29:53.692 --> 01:29:55.389 three times the amount this time, 1920 01:29:55.520 --> 01:29:57.740 because you guys, you are messed. 1921 01:29:57.870 --> 01:29:59.785 You're done. 1922 01:29:59.916 --> 01:30:01.439 It's gonna be three times the rate, alright, 1923 01:30:01.570 --> 01:30:03.267 it's like when you're working with the government. 1924 01:30:03.398 --> 01:30:05.661 When you work a stat holiday, right? You get triple time? 1925 01:30:05.791 --> 01:30:08.098 Well, Richard Lynn is gonna cost you triple time. 1926 01:30:08.228 --> 01:30:10.796 But I'll get you out of it. Alright? 1927 01:30:10.927 --> 01:30:13.407 I can get you out of it. Alright? 1928 01:30:16.846 --> 01:30:19.109 - Believe it or not, um, in the end, we were heroes. 1929 01:30:20.197 --> 01:30:22.504 Yeah, because David Stoner was a killer. 1930 01:30:22.634 --> 01:30:24.984 Glenn Santos was a killer. We were right! 1931 01:30:25.115 --> 01:30:26.682 And we were able to get off on those charges 1932 01:30:26.812 --> 01:30:28.771 because of uh, self defence. 1933 01:30:28.901 --> 01:30:30.860 - But uh, 1934 01:30:30.990 --> 01:30:32.905 you know the pizza guy, 1935 01:30:33.036 --> 01:30:35.038 he, well he died. 1936 01:30:35.168 --> 01:30:36.866 We killed him, so. 1937 01:30:36.996 --> 01:30:39.737 - Yeah. Well, we definitely killed him. 1938 01:30:39.869 --> 01:30:41.087 - That's on us. 1939 01:30:41.218 --> 01:30:42.915 - But we're working on that right now. 1940 01:30:43.046 --> 01:30:44.612 We actually have a legal fund that we're putting together 1941 01:30:44.743 --> 01:30:46.484 to try to fight that case, and actually. 1942 01:30:46.615 --> 01:30:48.834 - Uh, show them. - If anyone from uh, 1943 01:30:48.965 --> 01:30:50.706 Ziggi Papers happens to be watching, 1944 01:30:50.835 --> 01:30:52.184 uh we can, oh, well, you can have those. 1945 01:30:52.316 --> 01:30:54.361 - Just get me the hell outta here. Thank you. 1946 01:30:54.492 --> 01:30:56.320 - Are we done is that it? - Just get me outta here. 1947 01:30:56.451 --> 01:30:58.191 I can't be one more second with this guy 1948 01:30:58.322 --> 01:30:59.496 or I'm gonna fucking kill myself. 1949 01:30:59.628 --> 01:31:01.760 - Hey, if you happen to speak to my mom, 1950 01:31:01.891 --> 01:31:03.719 can you tell her I'm good? Alright, man. Okay. 1951 01:31:05.851 --> 01:31:12.728 ♪♪♪ 1952 01:31:12.858 --> 01:31:19.691 ♪♪♪ 1953 01:31:19.822 --> 01:31:26.829 ♪♪♪ 1954 01:31:28.960 --> 01:31:30.397 - Welcome back, to tonight On Gord! 1955 01:31:30.528 --> 01:31:31.964 I'm your host, Gord. 1956 01:31:32.094 --> 01:31:34.097 What happens when life imitates art, 1957 01:31:34.227 --> 01:31:36.925 and what happens when during this imitation of art, 1958 01:31:37.056 --> 01:31:38.275 lives are lost? 1959 01:31:38.405 --> 01:31:40.625 With me tonight, in this world exclusive, 1960 01:31:40.755 --> 01:31:43.236 is world-renowned private investigator, 1961 01:31:43.367 --> 01:31:46.588 and bona fide film producer, Richard Lynn. 1962 01:31:46.718 --> 01:31:48.851 - Hey, thank you, Gordo. Thanks for having me here. 1963 01:31:48.981 --> 01:31:50.635 - Richard, good to have you here. 1964 01:31:50.766 --> 01:31:53.246 So, explain to me, at what point 1965 01:31:53.377 --> 01:31:55.553 you discovered you were on to something big? 1966 01:31:55.684 --> 01:31:57.555 - You see, as a producer, 1967 01:31:57.686 --> 01:31:59.688 I figured out that true crime 1968 01:31:59.818 --> 01:32:01.603 is the hottest thing coming up. 1969 01:32:01.733 --> 01:32:03.779 Right away, right from the first meeting, 1970 01:32:03.909 --> 01:32:05.476 me knew something was up. 1971 01:32:05.607 --> 01:32:06.956 But they were on to something 1972 01:32:07.085 --> 01:32:08.871 really, really, really good. 1973 01:32:09.001 --> 01:32:10.568 But they were too dumb, 1974 01:32:10.699 --> 01:32:12.875 so I figured I could stay ahead of 'em. 1975 01:32:13.005 --> 01:32:15.138 When they found out about the car, 1976 01:32:15.268 --> 01:32:17.009 I already knew about the white car, 1977 01:32:17.139 --> 01:32:18.837 but they left me with a perfect, 1978 01:32:18.968 --> 01:32:20.925 beautiful, true crime story, 1979 01:32:21.057 --> 01:32:22.014 which in the end, 1980 01:32:22.145 --> 01:32:23.886 they end up doing it themselves, 1981 01:32:24.016 --> 01:32:25.757 and now them paying the price for it. 1982 01:32:25.888 --> 01:32:27.629 - As a film producer, you need, you need footage. 1983 01:32:27.759 --> 01:32:29.761 So, how did you get the footage you needed 1984 01:32:29.892 --> 01:32:31.850 in order to produce the film? How did that happen? 1985 01:32:31.981 --> 01:32:33.460 - Oh, ya see, Gordo, 1986 01:32:33.591 --> 01:32:35.201 ya see when we catch him, right, 1987 01:32:35.332 --> 01:32:37.073 all me did was go to his camera guy, 1988 01:32:37.202 --> 01:32:39.728 we paid them, and we got the footage. 1989 01:32:39.858 --> 01:32:43.035 Simple. Buy cheap, and we sold high. 1990 01:32:43.166 --> 01:32:45.516 Exactly what a good producer does. 1991 01:32:45.647 --> 01:32:47.910 And these guys, they were so dumb, 1992 01:32:48.040 --> 01:32:50.608 they couldn't figure out what they had going on. 1993 01:32:50.739 --> 01:32:53.655 - What would you say is their greatest regret? 1994 01:32:53.785 --> 01:32:55.178 - If they would have paid my rate, 1995 01:32:55.308 --> 01:32:57.267 everything would have been so much different. 1996 01:32:57.397 --> 01:33:00.749 They'd be big ass movie producers right now, 1997 01:33:00.879 --> 01:33:02.880 I be in my car, working another job, 1998 01:33:03.012 --> 01:33:05.797 but instead, they didn't pay my rate. 1999 01:33:05.928 --> 01:33:07.886 - They're going to jail now. I've got a list here - 2000 01:33:08.017 --> 01:33:09.627 let's look at some of the things. 2001 01:33:09.758 --> 01:33:11.760 - So, what you got? Let me see what kind of stuff been done. 2002 01:33:11.889 --> 01:33:13.544 - Things they spent money on. 2003 01:33:13.675 --> 01:33:16.068 $7,500 on golf. 2004 01:33:16.199 --> 01:33:18.549 They had a Russian arm camera rig rental, 2005 01:33:18.680 --> 01:33:21.030 $25,000. - Ooh, true. 2006 01:33:21.160 --> 01:33:22.509 - But these two nitwits spent 2007 01:33:22.639 --> 01:33:25.556 $64,000 on a convertible car. 2008 01:33:26.557 --> 01:33:28.690 They also went to a dentist, 2009 01:33:28.820 --> 01:33:31.475 they got nitrous oxide tanks, $1,200. 2010 01:33:31.606 --> 01:33:33.956 They spent $1,100 on smoothies. 2011 01:33:34.085 --> 01:33:35.130 - Cheers! 2012 01:33:35.261 --> 01:33:36.915 - Their most careless, and quite frankly, 2013 01:33:37.046 --> 01:33:40.005 reckless, item was a massive house party. 2014 01:33:40.136 --> 01:33:41.224 These guys are fucking idiots. 2015 01:33:41.353 --> 01:33:43.791 - [laughs] You said it right, Gordo! 2016 01:33:45.315 --> 01:33:47.056 - Next week On Gord! 2017 01:33:47.186 --> 01:33:48.753 Our coverage of the trial begins, 2018 01:33:48.884 --> 01:33:50.189 and you too can tune in for the laughter, 2019 01:33:50.320 --> 01:33:52.061 because will justice be served hot and fresh, 2020 01:33:52.191 --> 01:33:53.802 or will it die a horrible, 2021 01:33:53.932 --> 01:33:56.326 cold death, like the poor pizza man? 2022 01:33:56.456 --> 01:33:59.371 We'll find out, next time On Gord! 2023 01:34:00.896 --> 01:34:02.724 - Yes, Gordo, that was good, man! 2024 01:34:02.853 --> 01:34:09.513 ♪♪♪ 2025 01:34:14.736 --> 01:34:17.216 - Or, get Tom in here. Man: I told Tom. 2026 01:34:28.445 --> 01:34:30.795 - Maybe just like-- Woman: Yeah, I'm gonna go-- 2027 01:34:32.754 --> 01:34:34.799 - This guy's always, always doing a bit. 2028 01:34:34.930 --> 01:34:36.975 - Just get the T-zone. - The T-zone. 2029 01:34:37.106 --> 01:34:39.674 - [laughs] That is the best thing I've heard all day. 2030 01:34:41.023 --> 01:34:42.807 - That's not a good for this shoot. 2031 01:34:42.938 --> 01:34:45.070 If that's the best thing you've heard today, that's bad. 2032 01:34:45.201 --> 01:34:47.898 - [laughs] I'm kidding. - The T-zone? 2033 01:34:49.379 --> 01:34:51.686 - It was good for me. It was a good joke for me. 2034 01:34:51.816 --> 01:34:53.513 - I taught him about- I taught him about the T-zone. 2035 01:34:53.644 --> 01:34:55.037 - Yeah? - Yeah. 2036 01:34:55.166 --> 01:34:56.734 He didn't know about a T-zone. - He didn't know about--