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[birds chirping]

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[beeping]

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[instrumental music]

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[metal detector buzzing]

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[metal detector buzzing]

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[beeping]

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[metal detector buzzing]

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[eerie music]

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[zipper opens]

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[intense music]

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[screams]

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[birds chirping]

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[indistinct chatter]

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I need another fish and chips,
stat!

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Hey, Slate.

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What are you doing Saturday?

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Driving down to Atlantic City
to see some friends.

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-You're dating someone.
-Jessica?

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No, it's, it's not really
a defined thing.

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-Oh, yeah?
-Anyway, it wouldn't be a date.

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Just trying to help.

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-Well, how's that?
-I see her in there.

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Your inner gambler
trying to get out.

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Oh, worry not, my lady,
I'm here to set her free.

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Well, what about
my outer nursing grad

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with a job interview on Monday?

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What about her? She's got
all day Sunday to rest up.

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-I don't know.
-Am I hearing a yes?

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You're hearing
I gotta think about it.

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Mm, that's not what I'm hearing.

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I'm hearing,
"I can't wait, Bill.

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What time should I be ready?"

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[upbeat music]

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Come on, Greeves. Be bold.

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[Melanie] I think
I got this one.

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-Looking good.
-Looking good.

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No!

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Yeah. Well, that's it for me.

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Like hell it is.
You are my rabbit's foot.

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It's play money.
Don't worry about it.

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Just remember, it's 21 or under.

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If it was over,
you would be killin' it.

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Okay, okay.

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It's play money, right?

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[Melanie] Let's play.
Watch me win now.

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[Bill] This is a nice house.
You got roommates?

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-I do, my mom and my step-dad.
-I see.

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Mm. I had way too much to drink.

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You had fun is what you had.

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That is true. Thank you.

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Your parents still up?

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You are not getting lucky
tonight, young man.

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Well, it didn't even occur
to me.

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I don't believe you.

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But okay.

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-Goodnight.
-Goodnight.

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Can I have my jacket back,
please?

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Yes, you can.

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Maybe next time.

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Next time what?

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[instrumental music]

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You'll get lucky.

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And that's your fish...

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I'll check on you in a minute.

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Oh. Well, how was Atlantic City?
Tell me.

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Details, details, please.

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He's fun.

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Didn't treat me like some
delicate flower, which I like.

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He's got an ex-wife,
but she's not in the picture.

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Okay, and what about
the girlfriend?

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She's in California
for a few weeks.

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-Oh, so he's cheating on her.
-Not yet, he's not.

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[chuckles]
Not yet with you.

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-Right.
-Here we go again.

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Ah, where's my medium-rare
surf 'n' turf?

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-What is that supposed to mean?
-It's supposed to mean...

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That I've known you since
fifth grade, and we both

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know you don't know
how to pick 'em.

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Look, just go slow, okay?

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Deserve someone
who treats you well.

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[upbeat music]

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[Bill] I know it's only been
a few weeks,

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but I gotta show you off.

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Don't be nervous,
they're only like family to me,

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so the stakes
couldn't be higher.

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[indistinct pop song]

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There he is, ladies
and gentlemen, late as usual.

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All the way from Woodbridge,
New Jersey,

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Third Petty Officer McGuire.

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-Missed you, bro.
-And his stunning plus one!

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My God! She's beautiful, Bill!

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Marry her fast
before she spooks.

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Hi, I'm Sue.

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Look at you.
Bill warned you about me, right?

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-Lion's den, I told her.
-Oh, stop. No, I'm a pussycat.

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Let's get you a drink.

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[song continues]

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-You're a nurse, right?
-Uh, yeah, I just got my degree.

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I'm working at a fertility
clinic up in Woodbridge.

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-Right on. How's that going?
-Oh, I love it so far.

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Our work
brings a lot of joy to people.

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-Not every time, though?
-No.

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But for most couples, you know,

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with all the options
that are out there right now,

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where there's a will,
there's a way.

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But I should tell you about
the new recommendation

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for couples trying to conceive

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based
on the latest medical data.

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Yeah, tell me.

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Have a lot of sex.

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-Cheers to that.
-Yeah.

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[song continues]

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Mm... This is your happy place,
isn't it?

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I wanna end up here.

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Virginia Beach is growing.

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It's gonna be a demand
for system engineers.

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Well, you should do it.

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Someday.

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Till then I just get down here
as much as I can.

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Too bad it's a seven-hour drive.

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Well, it depends who's with me.

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[indistinct pop song]

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[instrumental music]

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-[woman laughing]
-They can see us.

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-Better?
-Much.

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[music continues]

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So, I decided.

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I'm movin' out
of my parents' place.

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-Really? Finally! This is huge.
-I know, right?

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And I may have found
a roommate already.

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[Selene] Yeah?

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-Bill McGuire.
-Ugh, seriously?

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-I know it's fast--
-Oh, yeah, no kidding.

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But we spent the whole drive
back from Virginia talking

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about it and we're both
really ready to explore this.

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Okay, but living together?

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I mean, how well
do you even know him?

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-I'm a big girl.
-Oh.

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And, yeah, maybe he's got
some rough edges,

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but nothing that I can't fix.

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Okay, and when has that
ever worked out?

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You know,
I should probably warn him.

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Remember what happened
with Tony Parisi

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and that girl
from Staten Island? Ah-ah-ah!

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You shoved him
outside the door butt-naked

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and you locked the door
behind him.

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-He deserved it.
-You sent him to the hospital.

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The temperature
sent him to the hospital.

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How was I supposed to know
it was five below zero?

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Oh, honey, you knew.

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You're not gonna tell
these stories when

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you're my maid of honor,
are you?

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Shut up. You're joking, right?

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Are you engaged
and you didn't tell me?

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-Are you serious, Mel?
-Well... No, I'm joking!

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Well, why would you do that
to me, Mel? Come on!

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But I'm telling you right now...

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it's gonna be him.

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You really like him, don't you?

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I do.

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[Selene] Oh, man!

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[instrumental music]

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How much was that?

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Twenty-five hundred.

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-Which I'm about to win back.
-Can't you win it back tomorrow?

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Twenty more minutes, baby.

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Hey, go on up to the room.
I'll be there soon.

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Okay?

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[crowd cheering]

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[intense music]

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[dealer] All right,
good luck, everyone.

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[Bill grunting]

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What time did you get in
last night?

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I don't know. 3:00, 4:00.

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I got pulled
into this serious game of poker.

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-I missed you.
-Well, you got me now.

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[knocking on door]

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-Mm.
-Mm.

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Thank you, sir.

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-Wow!
-Who's hungry?

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Oh, my God. Yes, please.

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[locker beeping]

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So I could not crack this player
last night, I thought

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I had his tell, but then
he beat me six hands straight.

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-His tell?
-Yeah.

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Something somebody does
that tells you they're bluffing.

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So maybe he rubs his nose,

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maybe he holds his cards
a certain way.

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It could be anything.

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Well, this guy kept rubbin'
his sunglasses.

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Turns out
they were just fogging up.

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To another memorable evening.

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And morning.

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[instrumental music]

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-Mm.
-Mm.

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So what's your tell,
Bill McGuire?

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Shh! I will never say.

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Okay. Well, then what's my tell?

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-Easy. Your smile. There it is.
-My smile?

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Right there. A thousand watts
of blinding light.

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-That is so not true. Mm.
-It's the ultimate smokescreen.

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-You're even using it now.
-Oh, really?

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-Mm-hmm.
-How is that?

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Because you saw me in the mirror
a minute ago,

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and now you're trying
desperately not to let on.

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It's okay, babe.

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[Melanie chuckles]

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Melanie Slate...

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[sighs]

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will you marry me?

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Yes! Yes!

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Oh, my God! Oh, my God,
it's gorgeous.

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-Can you afford this?
-It's okay, I know a guy.

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And look at you. You're worth it
a thousand times over.

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[instrumental music]

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[instrumental music]

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[doorbell ringing]

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-Yeah, can I help you?
-Hi.

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I'm Marci Polsky. I...

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-I was married to Bill McGuire.
-Oh.

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I was hoping
we could talk for a minute.

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Uh, you couldn't have called
first?

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I was afraid
you might tell Bill.

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Oh, my God, he lets you
get your nails done?

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Um, look, I'm sorry,
but why are you here exactly?

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To warn you, like I wish
someone had warned me.

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Just two minutes,
woman to woman.

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Uh, ex-wife to <i>fiancee,</i>
you mean.

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Please?

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Yup.

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Look, Marci,
what Bill and I have together,

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it's not what you guys had.

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-Not yet. I'm your preview.
-Marci--

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He's a serial cheater,
every chance he gets.

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He probably cheated on someone
to be with you.

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And he disappears. Get ready for
that, for-for weeks, sometimes.

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Okay, enough.
You really should leave.

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Look, the real reason
I came here is

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I know what that man's capable
of, and I couldn't live

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with myself
if something happened to you.

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-He was violent with you?
-Not exactly.

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-But trust me, he has it in him.
-Not exactly?

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The times he wanted to hurt me
are too many to count.

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By the end,
I was scared for my safety.

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I mean,
you've seen his temper, right?

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[engine revving]

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[dramatic music]

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What's goin' on?
What's she doing here?

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00:15:39.244 --> 00:15:41.314
-She just decided to show up.
-Okay, Marci.

252
00:15:41.348 --> 00:15:43.185
This is harassment.
You can't just come over--

253
00:15:43.218 --> 00:15:45.824
-I'm talking to her, Billy.
-Not anymore.

254
00:15:45.857 --> 00:15:48.864
-We'd like for you to leave.
-Right.

255
00:15:48.897 --> 00:15:51.669
Got it. No good deed.

256
00:15:52.905 --> 00:15:55.142
You'll learn the hard way now.

257
00:15:55.176 --> 00:15:57.313
Good luck to you, really.

258
00:15:59.317 --> 00:16:00.386
[Melanie scoffs]

259
00:16:02.591 --> 00:16:04.662
Feel sorry for her.

260
00:16:04.695 --> 00:16:07.768
She just can't stand the idea
of me being happy.

261
00:16:07.801 --> 00:16:10.239
-[scoffs]
-You okay?

262
00:16:10.273 --> 00:16:13.680
Yeah, I mean,
she's lying, right?

263
00:16:15.383 --> 00:16:17.888
-How can you even ask me that?
-No, I know.

264
00:16:17.922 --> 00:16:20.059
O-of course,
of course she's lying.

265
00:16:20.092 --> 00:16:24.101
-Yeah. She's lying.
-Yeah. I'm sorry. Um..

266
00:16:24.134 --> 00:16:27.306
Just come on inside, okay?
I made dinner.

267
00:16:33.485 --> 00:16:36.559
[eerie music]

268
00:16:43.172 --> 00:16:46.411
[instrumental music]

269
00:16:50.787 --> 00:16:51.756
Apparently, I've grown a little.

270
00:16:51.789 --> 00:16:54.093
Okay, impossible. Look at you.

271
00:16:57.467 --> 00:16:59.572
Not so impossible.

272
00:16:59.606 --> 00:17:01.241
[Selene] Oh, my God!

273
00:17:01.275 --> 00:17:03.547
-We weren't even trying.
-Oh, my God!

274
00:17:03.580 --> 00:17:06.451
-How far along are you?
-Seven weeks.

275
00:17:06.485 --> 00:17:08.456
We weren't gonna be sharing the
news, but I just had to tell ya.

276
00:17:08.489 --> 00:17:09.826
Because I'm the godmother,
right?

277
00:17:09.859 --> 00:17:10.827
Well, you're in the running.

278
00:17:10.861 --> 00:17:11.863
I'm in the running?

279
00:17:11.897 --> 00:17:13.901
Oh, Bill's sisters.

280
00:17:13.934 --> 00:17:15.937
-He's lobbying for Cindy.
-[Selene] Oh.

281
00:17:15.971 --> 00:17:18.176
Ahem. The guests are seated.
How much longer?

282
00:17:18.209 --> 00:17:21.448
Ugh! Speak of the devil.
Uh, five minutes.

283
00:17:24.188 --> 00:17:25.891
Yeah, well, he can lobby,
but I'm not going down

284
00:17:25.924 --> 00:17:27.962
without a fight.

285
00:17:27.995 --> 00:17:31.936
Oh! Babe, look at you.

286
00:17:31.970 --> 00:17:34.842
Getting married,
a baby on the way.

287
00:17:34.875 --> 00:17:38.248
Okay, well, you really just hit
that light-speed button. Hm?

288
00:17:38.282 --> 00:17:40.587
-I know, right?
-Well...

289
00:17:40.621 --> 00:17:43.793
You better hold on 'cause
things are about to get real.

290
00:17:49.137 --> 00:17:51.776
Let's get a picture
if you ladies are ready.

291
00:17:51.809 --> 00:17:53.278
Great.

292
00:17:57.988 --> 00:17:58.990
[indistinct chatter]

293
00:17:59.024 --> 00:18:01.696
[instrumental music]

294
00:18:04.502 --> 00:18:07.373
So all we need
is a four-bedroom house

295
00:18:07.407 --> 00:18:10.814
in a nice neighborhood with
a great school for the boys.

296
00:18:12.383 --> 00:18:13.653
Do we need to spend 500K?

297
00:18:13.686 --> 00:18:15.857
We spent half that
in Virginia Beach.

298
00:18:15.890 --> 00:18:17.594
How would that even work for us?

299
00:18:17.627 --> 00:18:21.869
No, my job is here. My parents
are here. Child care...

300
00:18:21.902 --> 00:18:24.041
We're never getting out of here.

301
00:18:24.074 --> 00:18:26.245
Oh. Sweetie.

302
00:18:26.278 --> 00:18:29.017
Virginia Beach can still be
our long-term plan.

303
00:18:29.050 --> 00:18:31.288
Okay? I wanna
move there, too, someday.

304
00:18:31.321 --> 00:18:35.262
But right now this is
the best place for our family.

305
00:18:36.632 --> 00:18:39.806
University's gonna promote me,
I think. Did I tell you?

306
00:18:39.839 --> 00:18:41.441
That's fantastic!

307
00:18:41.475 --> 00:18:43.780
Adjunct professor
to tenure track.

308
00:18:43.813 --> 00:18:45.617
I'm still gonna handle
all the network contracts,

309
00:18:45.650 --> 00:18:48.322
but that classroom stuff will be
some extra security for us.

310
00:18:48.355 --> 00:18:51.127
And it's gonna look really good
on our mortgage application.

311
00:18:51.161 --> 00:18:52.363
Did I tell you,
one of my clients said

312
00:18:52.396 --> 00:18:54.200
it's a great time
to buy right now.

313
00:18:54.233 --> 00:18:57.106
[Bill] That's good.
Come on, boys, eat up.

314
00:18:57.140 --> 00:18:58.843
Finish your chicken.

315
00:19:03.987 --> 00:19:05.289
Hey.

316
00:19:06.793 --> 00:19:08.997
Can we please,

317
00:19:09.030 --> 00:19:11.903
please, go out shopping
this weekend?

318
00:19:11.936 --> 00:19:15.209
Mm, sure, why not?

319
00:19:15.242 --> 00:19:17.748
Clearly there's no stopping you.

320
00:19:17.781 --> 00:19:19.686
Right answer.

321
00:19:19.719 --> 00:19:21.622
Happy wife, happy life.

322
00:19:24.862 --> 00:19:26.498
[man on TV] <i>Professional
basketball league was busy</i>

323
00:19:26.532 --> 00:19:28.703
<i>last night with
seven games on the schedule.</i>

324
00:19:28.736 --> 00:19:31.175
<i>The Cavaliers came up
with their surprise upset</i>

325
00:19:31.208 --> 00:19:33.312
<i>beating the Bullets 108-99.</i>

326
00:19:33.345 --> 00:19:36.886
<i>The Lakers had no trouble with
the Rockets winning 124-88.</i>

327
00:19:36.919 --> 00:19:40.326
<i>The Nuggets
just got by the Knicks 114-112.</i>

328
00:19:40.359 --> 00:19:43.900
<i>The Supersonics devastated
the Jazz 136-78.</i>

329
00:19:43.933 --> 00:19:47.875
<i>It was the Trail Blazers
over the Bucks 98-94.</i>

330
00:19:47.908 --> 00:19:49.210
<i>The Celtics edged the Bulls...</i>

331
00:19:49.244 --> 00:19:52.383
[instrumental music]

332
00:19:54.689 --> 00:19:57.259
<i>The Intercontinental
Heavyweight Boxing Tournamen...</i>

333
00:19:57.293 --> 00:19:59.998
[indistinct chatter on TV]

334
00:20:00.934 --> 00:20:03.940
[dramatic music]

335
00:20:12.925 --> 00:20:15.196
See you next week.

336
00:20:15.229 --> 00:20:17.868
[indistinct announcement on PA]

337
00:20:19.237 --> 00:20:22.410
-Oh!
-Ooh!

338
00:20:22.443 --> 00:20:26.719
And there's a terrible crash
on turn three, race fans!

339
00:20:26.753 --> 00:20:28.321
There's debris
all over the track.

340
00:20:28.355 --> 00:20:31.662
It's a miracle
both drivers are walking away.

341
00:20:31.696 --> 00:20:33.600
-Wow.
-Gosh, I am so sorry.

342
00:20:33.633 --> 00:20:37.006
No, it's fine. You're okay.

343
00:20:37.039 --> 00:20:39.378
-Uh, can I help you?
-Yeah.

344
00:20:39.411 --> 00:20:42.751
-Hi. I'm Dr. Miller.
-Hi.

345
00:20:42.785 --> 00:20:44.622
Can you point me
to the conference room?

346
00:20:44.655 --> 00:20:47.528
-Uh, Dr. Scott's expecting me.
-Oh, of course, doctor.

347
00:20:47.561 --> 00:20:50.901
Uh, it's to the left
at the nurses' station.

348
00:20:50.934 --> 00:20:54.041
-Right. Thanks.
-Yeah.

349
00:20:54.074 --> 00:20:55.543
Okay.

350
00:21:00.486 --> 00:21:02.457
The clinic hired
another partner.

351
00:21:02.490 --> 00:21:05.530
-I have four bosses.
-Oh, who is he?

352
00:21:05.564 --> 00:21:09.104
I don't know, some big-shot
from D.C. He's hot, though.

353
00:21:09.137 --> 00:21:12.043
Got the whole nursing staff
just drooling over him.

354
00:21:12.077 --> 00:21:13.679
Yeah? Is he single?

355
00:21:13.713 --> 00:21:17.387
-Of course not.
-They never are.

356
00:21:17.420 --> 00:21:19.659
-So you guys gonna buy a house?
-Yes.

357
00:21:19.692 --> 00:21:23.967
And I'm excited to have a bigger
house, better neighborhood.

358
00:21:24.000 --> 00:21:26.371
Well, here's
to living the dream.

359
00:21:26.404 --> 00:21:28.308
[chuckling]

360
00:21:29.778 --> 00:21:32.250
-Hey, Selene. How's it going?
-Mm! Hey, Bill.

361
00:21:32.283 --> 00:21:34.321
-Wanna join us?
-Ooh, can't. Sorry.

362
00:21:34.354 --> 00:21:36.759
-Well, where are you going?
-AC.

363
00:21:36.793 --> 00:21:39.932
Uh, it's date night.
The boys are with my parents.

364
00:21:39.965 --> 00:21:40.900
It's gonna have to be next week.

365
00:21:40.934 --> 00:21:42.804
Walter asked me
to drive down with him.

366
00:21:42.838 --> 00:21:44.976
Oh, I transferred some money
to casino line.

367
00:21:45.009 --> 00:21:47.213
Oh, hey, uh, Bill.

368
00:21:47.246 --> 00:21:50.052
Uh, there's no more play money.

369
00:21:50.086 --> 00:21:52.657
Okay? We're gonna have
a lot of housing costs soon.

370
00:21:52.691 --> 00:21:56.164
We really need
to be saving money.

371
00:21:56.198 --> 00:21:58.769
Don't worry.
Tonight I'm gonna win.

372
00:22:00.039 --> 00:22:01.742
Don't wait up.

373
00:22:01.775 --> 00:22:03.779
[intense music]

374
00:22:04.882 --> 00:22:06.652
-[door opens]
-Mel...

375
00:22:07.387 --> 00:22:08.956
-Sweetie.
-[door shuts]

376
00:22:12.396 --> 00:22:14.400
What's going on?

377
00:22:17.139 --> 00:22:19.110
It never stops.

378
00:22:22.517 --> 00:22:25.757
[instrumental music]

379
00:22:26.859 --> 00:22:28.495
Hi!

380
00:22:28.530 --> 00:22:31.034
Daniela. Hey, I'm Melanie.

381
00:22:31.067 --> 00:22:32.337
Hi, Melanie. Nice to meet you.

382
00:22:32.370 --> 00:22:34.809
Nice to meet you.
What a beautiful accent.

383
00:22:34.842 --> 00:22:37.647
-Where are you from, Daniela?
-Oh, I'm from Brazil.

384
00:22:37.681 --> 00:22:40.019
-I'm here for school.
-In Newark?

385
00:22:40.052 --> 00:22:42.222
Yeah, uh, New Jersey
Institute of Technology.

386
00:22:42.256 --> 00:22:46.231
NJIT. It's a good school.
My husband actually works there.

387
00:22:46.264 --> 00:22:48.869
-Oh, right on.
-Yeah.

388
00:22:48.903 --> 00:22:52.276
All right, Daniela, so have you
ever donated eggs before?

389
00:22:52.309 --> 00:22:55.583
No, but a friend of mine did and
she said it was a perfect way

390
00:22:55.616 --> 00:22:57.386
to make some extra cash,
you know?

391
00:22:57.420 --> 00:22:59.658
-Hey, I-I-I wanted to ask you.
-Mm-hmm.

392
00:22:59.691 --> 00:23:01.529
This guy I'm seeing is worried

393
00:23:01.562 --> 00:23:05.202
that the hormones will interfere
with our sex life.

394
00:23:05.235 --> 00:23:07.039
Is that true?

395
00:23:07.072 --> 00:23:08.610
It can happen for some donors,

396
00:23:08.643 --> 00:23:10.279
but most of the time
the biggest complaint

397
00:23:10.312 --> 00:23:11.882
is just the mood swings.

398
00:23:11.916 --> 00:23:15.255
Well, nothing he can't fix
with some fine jewelry, right?

399
00:23:15.289 --> 00:23:17.694
I like the way you think,
Daniela.

400
00:23:17.727 --> 00:23:19.397
Oh, call me Dani. Everyone does.

401
00:23:19.430 --> 00:23:22.771
Okay, Dani.
Uh, so today's pretty simple.

402
00:23:22.805 --> 00:23:24.508
It's really
just about blood work.

403
00:23:24.541 --> 00:23:26.044
Got a gown for you right here.

404
00:23:26.078 --> 00:23:28.315
I'm gonna step out while you get
undressed, and the doctor

405
00:23:28.348 --> 00:23:30.018
and I will be back
in a few minutes, okay?

406
00:23:30.052 --> 00:23:32.624
-Okay.
-Okay.

407
00:23:32.658 --> 00:23:36.431
Dani? Dani Da Cruz?

408
00:23:36.464 --> 00:23:39.437
Yup, Daniela Cruz.

409
00:23:39.470 --> 00:23:42.009
I know, I should've been
a pop star, right?

410
00:23:52.396 --> 00:23:55.369
[breathing heavily]

411
00:23:55.402 --> 00:23:58.609
[intense music]

412
00:24:04.153 --> 00:24:07.226
[breathing heavily]

413
00:24:13.105 --> 00:24:14.641
God...

414
00:24:24.327 --> 00:24:26.130
Oh, God!

415
00:24:36.885 --> 00:24:38.989
-[Brad] Is she ready?
-Yeah.

416
00:24:40.392 --> 00:24:43.365
-You okay?
-Yeah.

417
00:24:43.398 --> 00:24:45.636
You look like
you could use a minute.

418
00:24:45.670 --> 00:24:47.540
Look, I'll have Gail
cover for you.

419
00:24:47.574 --> 00:24:49.310
No, no, no, no,
it's a blood draw

420
00:24:49.344 --> 00:24:53.385
and there are tricky veins and
Gail gets nervous. It's fine.

421
00:24:53.418 --> 00:24:55.623
I'll do it myself, then.

422
00:24:57.427 --> 00:24:59.698
It's fine, thank you.

423
00:25:12.089 --> 00:25:14.227
[dramatic music]

424
00:25:14.260 --> 00:25:16.632
[Daniela laughing]

425
00:25:16.665 --> 00:25:18.101
[Daniela] Stop.

426
00:25:18.134 --> 00:25:20.807
[Daniela laughing]

427
00:25:22.110 --> 00:25:23.244
Mm...

428
00:25:26.184 --> 00:25:28.221
[sighs] This is fun.

429
00:25:30.994 --> 00:25:33.566
[intense music]

430
00:25:34.200 --> 00:25:35.970
[Daniela laughing]

431
00:25:36.004 --> 00:25:37.607
Love you.

432
00:25:40.012 --> 00:25:42.049
[music continues]

433
00:25:42.082 --> 00:25:44.487
[Daniela giggling]

434
00:25:44.522 --> 00:25:45.990
Bye.

435
00:25:47.159 --> 00:25:48.562
Bye.

436
00:25:49.497 --> 00:25:52.771
[music continues]

437
00:25:59.518 --> 00:26:00.954
[Melanie] Want a few more?

438
00:26:00.987 --> 00:26:03.726
Almost eaten
all of these for breakfast.

439
00:26:05.095 --> 00:26:08.034
-Morning.
-Hey.

440
00:26:08.068 --> 00:26:11.141
-I waited up all night for you.
-Sorry. Had that faculty thing.

441
00:26:11.174 --> 00:26:13.345
I tried to sneak out,
but Marty wouldn't let me.

442
00:26:13.378 --> 00:26:15.817
I thought
it was an early dinner.

443
00:26:15.850 --> 00:26:19.189
-What time did you get back?
-Oh, it was late 'cause...

444
00:26:19.223 --> 00:26:21.795
You're not gonna believe it.
Here, some more juice, bud.

445
00:26:21.829 --> 00:26:24.200
By the time I get out of there,
car is missing.

446
00:26:24.233 --> 00:26:28.576
Campus police towed it. Took me
three hours to get it back.

447
00:26:28.609 --> 00:26:31.515
Wow. What a night.

448
00:26:31.549 --> 00:26:33.418
Mm-hmm. No kiddin'.

449
00:26:33.452 --> 00:26:35.322
All right, gotta go.

450
00:26:37.561 --> 00:26:40.833
[eerie music]

451
00:26:47.446 --> 00:26:49.651
[indistinct announcement on PA]

452
00:26:50.786 --> 00:26:53.258
All right, tell Ms. Singh
her husband needs to get

453
00:26:53.292 --> 00:26:55.496
a motility analysis.

454
00:26:55.530 --> 00:26:58.168
And Ms. Parker, uh...

455
00:26:58.202 --> 00:26:59.738
Actually, her progesterone's
back up--

456
00:26:59.771 --> 00:27:03.011
I'm sorry.
Ms. Singh needs, um...

457
00:27:04.346 --> 00:27:06.919
-What did you say?
-You okay?

458
00:27:06.953 --> 00:27:09.356
Yeah, I'm sorry,
it's just, uh...

459
00:27:10.192 --> 00:27:11.261
It's just home stuff.

460
00:27:11.294 --> 00:27:15.101
Well, um, not that
it's any of my business,

461
00:27:15.135 --> 00:27:17.907
but if there's anything
we can do for you here...

462
00:27:17.941 --> 00:27:20.246
-Days off? Shorter hours?
-No.

463
00:27:20.279 --> 00:27:22.650
-Paid cruise?
-No.

464
00:27:23.620 --> 00:27:26.959
Um, that's very kind of you.

465
00:27:27.661 --> 00:27:30.432
It's not kind. Selfish.

466
00:27:30.466 --> 00:27:34.406
You're our best nurse.
We'd fall apart without you.

467
00:27:36.779 --> 00:27:39.316
[instrumental music]

468
00:27:40.620 --> 00:27:42.222
-Um, yeah, Ms. Singh--
-I need... Yeah.

469
00:27:42.256 --> 00:27:46.264
Well, I actually need you
to sign this, um...

470
00:27:48.068 --> 00:27:49.671
this paper.

471
00:27:53.478 --> 00:27:56.752
[instrumental music]

472
00:28:26.311 --> 00:28:29.383
[music continues]

473
00:28:45.115 --> 00:28:47.386
[howling]

474
00:28:48.254 --> 00:28:51.160
[indistinct chatter]

475
00:28:55.970 --> 00:28:59.009
-Well, cheers.
-Cheers.

476
00:28:59.845 --> 00:29:01.882
[music continues]

477
00:29:01.916 --> 00:29:04.988
[indistinct chatter]

478
00:29:25.095 --> 00:29:28.970
I'm really sorry, if you could
try, uh, cashing it tomorrow,

479
00:29:29.003 --> 00:29:31.274
I'll make sure
that the funds are in there.

480
00:29:31.307 --> 00:29:35.583
Yeah, thank you. I really
appreciate it. Okay, bye.

481
00:29:35.617 --> 00:29:36.852
Go brush your teeth.

482
00:29:36.886 --> 00:29:40.158
[instrumental music]

483
00:29:50.847 --> 00:29:53.886
-[cell phone vibrating]
-[Bill laughing]

484
00:29:58.563 --> 00:30:02.704
[Bill] <i>Hey, this is Bill.
You know what to do.</i>

485
00:30:02.737 --> 00:30:06.110
Jack's preschool check just
bounced. Where are you? Call me.

486
00:30:07.748 --> 00:30:10.318
[music continues]

487
00:30:22.175 --> 00:30:24.948
[woman] Melanie, you've got
a call on line three.

488
00:30:28.623 --> 00:30:31.862
-Hi, it's Melanie.
-Hey, it's me.

489
00:30:31.896 --> 00:30:34.133
Why are you calling me here?
Are the boys okay?

490
00:30:34.166 --> 00:30:36.437
Your cell is off. Boys are fine.

491
00:30:36.471 --> 00:30:39.310
<i>-I've good news for you.</i>
-Well, what is it?

492
00:30:39.343 --> 00:30:41.882
Our offer was accepted.
We got the house.

493
00:30:42.584 --> 00:30:44.186
Oh, that's...

494
00:30:45.956 --> 00:30:49.631
-[Melanie] <i>Well, that's great.</i>
-Congratulations.

495
00:30:52.737 --> 00:30:56.144
I hope this is good news
for you, too.

496
00:30:56.177 --> 00:31:00.018
It is.
I just hope we can afford it.

497
00:31:00.052 --> 00:31:03.191
Well, we can as long
as we're careful with our money.

498
00:31:08.168 --> 00:31:10.105
You know, what, I got
a lot of work to do, I gotta go.

499
00:31:10.139 --> 00:31:12.476
[Bill] <i>Yeah, me, too.
See you later.</i>

500
00:31:12.510 --> 00:31:13.979
All right, bye.

501
00:31:17.620 --> 00:31:20.593
[dramatic music]

502
00:31:35.590 --> 00:31:37.392
[intense music]

503
00:31:41.034 --> 00:31:43.204
Think he suspects?

504
00:31:44.808 --> 00:31:46.477
I don't really care.

505
00:31:46.512 --> 00:31:49.517
What's good for the goose
is good for the gander.

506
00:31:52.389 --> 00:31:55.195
So where do you see us
taking this?

507
00:31:56.765 --> 00:32:00.774
To every bed
we can find together.

508
00:32:00.807 --> 00:32:02.577
I'm serious.

509
00:32:04.447 --> 00:32:05.883
Well, I'm...

510
00:32:05.917 --> 00:32:07.954
I'm not ready
to divorce my wife.

511
00:32:07.988 --> 00:32:11.160
-If that's what you're asking.
-No.

512
00:32:11.193 --> 00:32:16.137
I mean, I am, but I wouldn't
wanna do that to the kids.

513
00:32:16.170 --> 00:32:19.176
I'm a child of divorce,
I don't want that for them.

514
00:32:20.947 --> 00:32:23.719
Or maybe I'm just a coward.
I don't know.

515
00:32:23.753 --> 00:32:27.125
Mm, no, you are not.

516
00:32:27.159 --> 00:32:31.000
Well, lots of people
are stuck in bad relationships.

517
00:32:32.870 --> 00:32:35.341
But I'll never escape him,
though.

518
00:32:36.645 --> 00:32:39.918
His gambling is a wrecking ball,

519
00:32:39.951 --> 00:32:42.991
for our future
and the boys' future.

520
00:32:43.024 --> 00:32:46.532
[sighs] And to top it all off,

521
00:32:46.565 --> 00:32:51.107
an offer we made on a house
was accepted, which is crazy.

522
00:32:51.140 --> 00:32:53.946
But at least it's money

523
00:32:53.980 --> 00:32:57.152
that he can't gamble away.

524
00:32:59.190 --> 00:33:02.229
Well, maybe this could be
a fresh start.

525
00:33:02.262 --> 00:33:06.170
You guys can start over.

526
00:33:07.907 --> 00:33:10.078
He'll never change.

527
00:33:17.092 --> 00:33:19.296
I want a do-over.

528
00:33:20.800 --> 00:33:22.737
[instrumental music]

529
00:33:26.611 --> 00:33:29.182
[instrumental music]

530
00:33:29.918 --> 00:33:33.124
[laptop keys clacking]

531
00:33:36.732 --> 00:33:38.168
What are you doing up?

532
00:33:38.201 --> 00:33:41.608
Oh, I'm... I couldn't sleep.

533
00:33:41.642 --> 00:33:45.215
So I'm just, uh, gettin'
some work done.

534
00:33:45.249 --> 00:33:48.454
3:00 in the morning?
Come back to bed.

535
00:33:49.189 --> 00:33:51.327
I'll be there in a minute.

536
00:34:12.303 --> 00:34:14.941
[cell phone vibrating]

537
00:34:14.974 --> 00:34:18.147
[intense music]

538
00:34:34.748 --> 00:34:37.787
[water sloshing]

539
00:34:52.784 --> 00:34:55.823
[dramatic music]

540
00:35:07.680 --> 00:35:09.751
[cell phone ringing]

541
00:35:14.026 --> 00:35:15.763
Hi. Mm-hmm.

542
00:35:16.965 --> 00:35:19.571
101. Yeah, no. Yes.

543
00:35:19.604 --> 00:35:21.908
You can go ahead and give him
some Tylenol. Thanks.

544
00:35:21.942 --> 00:35:26.852
N-not the... No. Not the grape.
He likes the cherry.

545
00:35:26.885 --> 00:35:30.859
Yeah, the cherry one, please.
Look, I gotta go.

546
00:35:33.766 --> 00:35:35.836
[engine starts]

547
00:35:35.869 --> 00:35:38.875
[intense music]

548
00:35:50.633 --> 00:35:52.135
[door shuts]

549
00:35:52.168 --> 00:35:54.272
[eerie music]

550
00:35:55.509 --> 00:35:58.649
Bill, they are not paying you
enough for these hours.

551
00:35:58.682 --> 00:36:01.421
Or did the parking trolls
get you again?

552
00:36:01.454 --> 00:36:03.893
Someone moved my car.

553
00:36:03.926 --> 00:36:06.030
Left it back at the office.

554
00:36:06.064 --> 00:36:08.969
I don't understand.
Who would do that?

555
00:36:10.973 --> 00:36:12.810
[keys jingling]

556
00:36:12.844 --> 00:36:14.747
Someone with a spare key.

557
00:36:16.317 --> 00:36:18.154
You made me miss
a drinks meeting with Marty,

558
00:36:18.187 --> 00:36:20.726
my boss,
the guy who decides tenure!

559
00:36:20.760 --> 00:36:22.764
I don't know what you're talking
about, but you know,

560
00:36:22.797 --> 00:36:24.133
the boys are sleeping.

561
00:36:24.166 --> 00:36:27.439
So if you could just
keep your voice down...

562
00:36:28.609 --> 00:36:30.646
Did you move it?

563
00:36:30.680 --> 00:36:33.852
You know it really took me
a long time to get JC--

564
00:36:33.886 --> 00:36:35.756
Did you move my car?

565
00:36:37.092 --> 00:36:38.995
What, move your car?

566
00:36:41.033 --> 00:36:43.238
-Of course not.
-There.

567
00:36:43.271 --> 00:36:44.774
There it is.

568
00:36:46.310 --> 00:36:48.749
A 1000 watts of blinding light,

569
00:36:48.782 --> 00:36:51.287
smile that hooks anyone
not paying attention!

570
00:36:51.320 --> 00:36:52.623
[clattering]

571
00:36:52.657 --> 00:36:55.461
-Did you move my car?
-What did I just say?

572
00:36:55.495 --> 00:36:57.934
Except, you were smiling
when you said it, bitch.

573
00:36:57.967 --> 00:37:00.439
We both know what that means!

574
00:37:00.472 --> 00:37:04.446
Did you move my goddamn car?

575
00:37:07.553 --> 00:37:09.991
And why would I do
something like that?

576
00:37:12.496 --> 00:37:15.936
Can you think of any reason? Hm?

577
00:37:16.838 --> 00:37:19.877
[intense music]

578
00:37:30.032 --> 00:37:33.270
[Bill breathing heavily]

579
00:37:41.353 --> 00:37:44.493
[intense music]

580
00:38:06.070 --> 00:38:07.940
[keys jingling]

581
00:38:13.752 --> 00:38:16.824
[music continues]

582
00:38:31.921 --> 00:38:33.390
Yes.

583
00:38:45.081 --> 00:38:48.120
[intense music]

584
00:38:50.358 --> 00:38:53.632
[indistinct commentary on TV]

585
00:39:14.106 --> 00:39:17.078
[music continues]

586
00:39:36.284 --> 00:39:37.720
[Melanie clears throat]

587
00:39:39.223 --> 00:39:42.095
Congratulations, Mr. McGuire.

588
00:39:42.128 --> 00:39:45.468
You are officially a co-owner

589
00:39:45.503 --> 00:39:48.174
of a four-bedroom,
three-bath residence

590
00:39:48.207 --> 00:39:51.013
in Warren County.

591
00:39:57.994 --> 00:39:59.062
To the future.

592
00:39:59.095 --> 00:40:02.168
[eerie music]

593
00:40:13.859 --> 00:40:14.994
Man!

594
00:40:16.531 --> 00:40:18.669
Hope we're not in
over our heads.

595
00:40:18.702 --> 00:40:21.407
Well, there's no going back now.

596
00:40:21.441 --> 00:40:23.912
What's done is done.

597
00:40:23.945 --> 00:40:27.018
[music continues]

598
00:40:35.168 --> 00:40:37.573
[metal detector buzzing]

599
00:40:43.852 --> 00:40:46.456
[intense music]

600
00:40:47.192 --> 00:40:48.929
[indistinct chatter]

601
00:40:48.963 --> 00:40:51.801
We found a head
and upper torso, chief.

602
00:40:51.834 --> 00:40:53.538
Yeah, they-they have to belong
to the legs

603
00:40:53.572 --> 00:40:55.676
that washed up last week.

604
00:40:57.479 --> 00:41:00.553
Same brand of suitcase.
Kenneth Cole.

605
00:41:00.586 --> 00:41:02.690
Probably one of those
luggage sets.

606
00:41:03.659 --> 00:41:06.030
Yeah, he working on it.

607
00:41:06.063 --> 00:41:08.702
Almost done. Copy that.

608
00:41:10.773 --> 00:41:12.442
My God!

609
00:41:12.475 --> 00:41:15.014
Who does this
to another human being?

610
00:41:15.047 --> 00:41:18.020
[intense music]

611
00:41:34.386 --> 00:41:36.657
[doorbell ringing]

612
00:41:38.795 --> 00:41:40.732
-Mr. Cappararo?
-Yes.

613
00:41:40.766 --> 00:41:43.371
I'm Detective Stanyan with the
Woodbridge Police Department.

614
00:41:43.404 --> 00:41:45.509
Is your step-daughter
Melanie here?

615
00:41:45.542 --> 00:41:48.682
Yeah, she is. Can I tell her
what this is about?

616
00:41:48.715 --> 00:41:50.852
We should talk inside, sir.

617
00:41:52.890 --> 00:41:54.828
-All right. Come on.
-I went to her house.

618
00:41:54.861 --> 00:41:57.533
The cleaning lady told me
she was here.

619
00:42:05.381 --> 00:42:09.691
Uh, please. This is my wife
Linda, my daughter Melanie.

620
00:42:09.724 --> 00:42:12.763
-I'm Detective Stanyan. Hi.
-Hi.

621
00:42:12.797 --> 00:42:14.934
-Do you mind if I sit?
-Yeah.

622
00:42:17.706 --> 00:42:21.147
I think it would be better
if the children weren't here.

623
00:42:21.180 --> 00:42:23.050
Okay, well, now you're getting
me worried, detective.

624
00:42:23.083 --> 00:42:26.625
Uh, boys, can you go with, um...
Mom, can you take them?

625
00:42:26.658 --> 00:42:28.595
-Yeah. Come on, come on, guys.
-Go with grandma.

626
00:42:28.628 --> 00:42:30.465
[Linda] Who wants ice cream?
Want some ice cream?

627
00:42:30.498 --> 00:42:32.168
Leave the balls there.

628
00:42:35.643 --> 00:42:37.012
[door shuts]

629
00:42:37.045 --> 00:42:39.750
There's no easy way
to say this, ma'am.

630
00:42:39.784 --> 00:42:43.257
Your husband, Bill McGuire,
was found dead in Virginia.

631
00:42:44.994 --> 00:42:45.896
Oh, my God.

632
00:42:45.930 --> 00:42:48.000
I know he'd been
reported missing.

633
00:42:48.033 --> 00:42:51.574
His friends, Jon and Susan Rice,
identified the body for us.

634
00:42:51.608 --> 00:42:54.379
From the water?
W-w-what? What, did he drown?

635
00:42:54.413 --> 00:42:56.083
-How did he die?
-Wish I could elaborate.

636
00:42:56.116 --> 00:42:57.787
But we're not leading
this investigation.

637
00:42:57.820 --> 00:43:00.024
This is Virginia Beach's case.

638
00:43:00.058 --> 00:43:01.828
They'll be reaching out to you
shortly.

639
00:43:01.861 --> 00:43:03.464
-Honey.
-Oh, oh...

640
00:43:03.498 --> 00:43:07.238
[sobbing] Wait,
this isn't happening.

641
00:43:07.272 --> 00:43:09.476
-I'm so sorry, ma'am.
-My God!

642
00:43:09.510 --> 00:43:11.815
Are the boys in the other room?

643
00:43:11.848 --> 00:43:15.087
I know. I'm so sorry.

644
00:43:15.120 --> 00:43:18.160
[intense music]

645
00:43:22.235 --> 00:43:25.342
[sighs] You need to take
compassionate leave.

646
00:43:25.375 --> 00:43:26.410
-A month or two.
-No.

647
00:43:26.443 --> 00:43:27.547
I'll have HR clear it.

648
00:43:27.580 --> 00:43:30.652
I-I want to work.

649
00:43:30.685 --> 00:43:34.193
It'll keep me sane. You're here.

650
00:43:34.226 --> 00:43:38.668
[sighs] God,
I-I can't believe he's dead.

651
00:43:38.702 --> 00:43:40.639
All this time I thought
he was just off

652
00:43:40.673 --> 00:43:43.377
binging with his girlfriend
in Atlantic City.

653
00:43:43.411 --> 00:43:47.018
We were supposed to move in
to our new house next week.

654
00:43:47.987 --> 00:43:49.122
Uh, I...

655
00:43:50.626 --> 00:43:52.797
I don't even wanna go there.

656
00:43:52.830 --> 00:43:55.067
-You just bought it.
-With Bill.

657
00:43:56.203 --> 00:43:57.640
I'm just gonna stay
with my parents

658
00:43:57.673 --> 00:44:00.411
until I figure out
what I'm gonna do.

659
00:44:00.444 --> 00:44:02.248
Oh, my God!

660
00:44:05.689 --> 00:44:08.661
I can only imagine
what you're going through.

661
00:44:09.864 --> 00:44:11.333
I mean, even if things
weren't good at the end,

662
00:44:11.366 --> 00:44:13.605
you guys have history together,
you have memories.

663
00:44:13.639 --> 00:44:15.809
You need to grieve.

664
00:44:15.842 --> 00:44:19.784
So if you wanna take a break
from us,

665
00:44:19.817 --> 00:44:21.486
I mean, I completely understand.

666
00:44:21.521 --> 00:44:22.890
No.

667
00:44:24.259 --> 00:44:26.931
No. You-you don't get it.

668
00:44:31.139 --> 00:44:32.543
I was divorcing him.

669
00:44:32.576 --> 00:44:35.782
[dramatic music]

670
00:44:43.565 --> 00:44:47.807
A lawyer isn't needed, by the
way. This is not adversarial.

671
00:44:47.840 --> 00:44:50.211
Oh, Judy's just
my divorce attorney.

672
00:44:50.244 --> 00:44:53.351
I only asked her to be here
as an extra set of ears.

673
00:44:53.384 --> 00:44:54.820
All right, Ms. McGuire,

674
00:44:54.854 --> 00:44:58.695
if I could start
with the last time you saw Bill.

675
00:44:58.729 --> 00:45:03.304
Yeah, um, April 28th,
in the early morning,

676
00:45:03.337 --> 00:45:08.481
around 4:00 or 5:00
is when he walked out on us.

677
00:45:08.515 --> 00:45:10.619
-On you and your children?
-Yes.

678
00:45:10.653 --> 00:45:14.125
And this was at the house
at 2902 Plaza Drive?

679
00:45:15.628 --> 00:45:17.866
Right, yes.
We'd just had a fight.

680
00:45:17.899 --> 00:45:20.037
The fight noted in
the temporary restraining order

681
00:45:20.070 --> 00:45:21.941
that you filed two days later?

682
00:45:21.974 --> 00:45:25.281
He got physical,
it wasn't the first time,

683
00:45:25.314 --> 00:45:28.789
but I was worried about what
might happen when he came back.

684
00:45:28.822 --> 00:45:32.796
-Physical meaning violent?
-Yes.

685
00:45:32.830 --> 00:45:35.835
You did the right thing, ma'am.
Too many women wait.

686
00:45:35.869 --> 00:45:37.774
So had he not died,
Bill would be coming back

687
00:45:37.807 --> 00:45:40.512
to divorce papers?
That was your intention?

688
00:45:40.546 --> 00:45:44.854
I retained duty right after
the restraining order.

689
00:45:44.887 --> 00:45:47.927
Okay, so just so I'm clear,

690
00:45:47.960 --> 00:45:49.664
the fight that led you
to end the marriage

691
00:45:49.697 --> 00:45:51.901
took place the day after
you and your husband

692
00:45:51.935 --> 00:45:53.638
closed on
the Warren County property.

693
00:45:53.671 --> 00:45:56.611
Yeah. Ridiculous timing, I know.

694
00:45:56.644 --> 00:45:59.082
[whistles]
Huh, that's a beautiful house.

695
00:45:59.116 --> 00:46:02.756
I mean, it's like a dream home,
really.

696
00:46:02.790 --> 00:46:05.161
-Not Bill's.
-You talked him into it?

697
00:46:05.194 --> 00:46:08.100
Oh, that's what
the fight was about.

698
00:46:08.133 --> 00:46:10.371
Bill had a gambling problem.

699
00:46:10.404 --> 00:46:12.208
I loved this house,
but mostly I thought

700
00:46:12.241 --> 00:46:14.112
real estate was a good way
to lock up our money.

701
00:46:14.145 --> 00:46:17.452
-So that Bill couldn't touch it.
-Okay. Right.

702
00:46:17.485 --> 00:46:21.460
[Pickell] The next step for us,
we need to search your home.

703
00:46:21.493 --> 00:46:23.330
Great.

704
00:46:23.364 --> 00:46:26.369
[instrumental music]

705
00:46:29.510 --> 00:46:32.181
You own a Kenneth Cole
luggage set, Ms. McGuire?

706
00:46:32.214 --> 00:46:34.319
Uh, I do. I did.

707
00:46:34.353 --> 00:46:37.091
Uh, I don't know, I think Bill
took it with him when he left.

708
00:46:37.125 --> 00:46:38.628
I don't know
if it's Kenneth Cole,

709
00:46:38.662 --> 00:46:40.832
but it's maybe something
name brand.

710
00:46:40.866 --> 00:46:43.772
Ms. McGuire, this, this laptop,
yours or Bill's?

711
00:46:43.805 --> 00:46:45.274
It's both of ours, we shared it.

712
00:46:45.307 --> 00:46:48.146
-May we take it for a few days?
-Yeah, of course.

713
00:46:57.666 --> 00:47:01.473
[sighs] I mean, I don't know
what else they want from me.

714
00:47:01.507 --> 00:47:03.210
I have answered their questions.

715
00:47:03.243 --> 00:47:05.380
I've bent over backwards
trying to help them.

716
00:47:05.414 --> 00:47:08.086
And now they're just buzzing
around the house like bees.

717
00:47:08.120 --> 00:47:10.959
Okay, don't take it personal,
they're just doing their job.

718
00:47:10.993 --> 00:47:13.130
[Michael] Selene's right,
they're checking their boxes.

719
00:47:13.163 --> 00:47:14.633
They have to look at the spouse.

720
00:47:14.667 --> 00:47:17.038
That is an awful feeling.

721
00:47:17.072 --> 00:47:19.108
It'll pass.
Just tell them everything.

722
00:47:19.142 --> 00:47:21.748
-What's everything?
-[Michael] Anything relevant.

723
00:47:21.781 --> 00:47:25.154
-Full cooperation.
-Oh...

724
00:47:25.187 --> 00:47:29.128
Well, what if it's not relevant,
but they might think it is?

725
00:47:29.930 --> 00:47:32.201
Mn-mn. This doesn't sound good.

726
00:47:34.239 --> 00:47:36.677
Remember how Bill had a felony
for perjury?

727
00:47:36.711 --> 00:47:38.882
Yeah, the whole
speeding-ticket thing?

728
00:47:38.915 --> 00:47:41.153
He wouldn't have passed
a background check,

729
00:47:41.186 --> 00:47:42.689
so he asked me
to get it for him.

730
00:47:42.723 --> 00:47:44.960
Just pestered me about it
for months,

731
00:47:44.994 --> 00:47:47.098
so finally I just gave in.

732
00:47:47.131 --> 00:47:49.202
Get what, sweetheart?

733
00:47:50.839 --> 00:47:53.176
A gun.

734
00:47:53.210 --> 00:47:56.016
Uh, he wouldn't leave it alone,
you know, especially once

735
00:47:56.049 --> 00:47:57.587
he knew we were moving,
he thought we needed

736
00:47:57.620 --> 00:47:59.122
protection out there.

737
00:47:59.155 --> 00:48:00.825
-What kind of gun?
-Well, I don't, I don't know.

738
00:48:00.859 --> 00:48:02.763
I don't know a gun
from a can of paint, pop.

739
00:48:02.796 --> 00:48:05.167
Whatever he told me to get.
A-a pistol.

740
00:48:05.200 --> 00:48:07.807
-Okay, where is it now?
-The hell if I know.

741
00:48:07.840 --> 00:48:09.943
I gave it to him,
I never saw it again.

742
00:48:09.977 --> 00:48:11.982
Okay, okay, that's fine.
That's fine.

743
00:48:12.015 --> 00:48:14.452
We tell them now.
Get out in front of it.

744
00:48:14.485 --> 00:48:19.028
But the bigger problem
is gonna be when I bought it.

745
00:48:19.864 --> 00:48:22.434
[intense music]

746
00:48:25.876 --> 00:48:28.347
[Patti] Okay,
show me what you got.

747
00:48:28.381 --> 00:48:31.286
[Stanyan] This is April 26th,
at a retailer in Pennsylvania.

748
00:48:31.320 --> 00:48:35.862
A nickel-finish Taurus .38,
one box of wadcutter rounds.

749
00:48:35.895 --> 00:48:38.200
April 26th?
Where is this on our timeline?

750
00:48:38.234 --> 00:48:41.172
Two days before she claims
she last saw the victim.

751
00:48:41.541 --> 00:48:43.043
Ah...

752
00:48:50.558 --> 00:48:52.228
Download me. Where are we?

753
00:48:52.262 --> 00:48:54.967
There's zero evidence
she had plans to leave him.

754
00:48:55.000 --> 00:48:56.904
All her legal moves,
the abuse claim,

755
00:48:56.938 --> 00:48:58.641
the TRO,
hiring a divorce lawyer,

756
00:48:58.675 --> 00:49:01.346
occurred immediately
<i>after</i> Bill vanished.

757
00:49:01.379 --> 00:49:04.386
Mm, an attempt to back-fill
her narrative.

758
00:49:04.419 --> 00:49:06.389
-Exactly.
-You've got the gun purchase.

759
00:49:06.423 --> 00:49:07.960
Y-you don't have the gun,
though.

760
00:49:07.994 --> 00:49:09.462
She claims
that Bill took it with him.

761
00:49:09.496 --> 00:49:11.901
You've one bullet retrieved from
the torso's ribcage,

762
00:49:11.934 --> 00:49:14.005
a wadcutter,
just like the one she purchased.

763
00:49:14.038 --> 00:49:15.274
Unfortunately, it's the most

764
00:49:15.307 --> 00:49:16.710
popular target round
in the country.

765
00:49:16.744 --> 00:49:18.748
And the black garbage bags
found in the suitcases,

766
00:49:18.781 --> 00:49:21.487
they exactly match the bags
from the McGuire kitchen.

767
00:49:21.521 --> 00:49:23.758
Same grade of plastic,
the same factory.

768
00:49:23.791 --> 00:49:26.830
But also the same commonality
problem as the bullets.

769
00:49:26.864 --> 00:49:28.066
They're sold
all over the East Coast.

770
00:49:28.100 --> 00:49:29.636
I'm not worried about it.

771
00:49:29.670 --> 00:49:31.073
Now, where are we on DNA?

772
00:49:31.106 --> 00:49:33.177
Nothing at the townhouse,
some very heavy

773
00:49:33.210 --> 00:49:35.414
bleach residue, though.
Somebody cleaned well.

774
00:49:35.448 --> 00:49:37.953
-[Pickell] Not in Bill's car.
-You found it?

775
00:49:37.987 --> 00:49:40.324
Thursday. An impound yard
in Atlantic City.

776
00:49:40.357 --> 00:49:42.996
His DNA all over the floor mats.

777
00:49:43.030 --> 00:49:44.900
-Blood?
-Skin fragments.

778
00:49:44.933 --> 00:49:47.640
Most likely tracked in
on someone's shoes.

779
00:49:47.673 --> 00:49:48.808
Good.

780
00:49:48.841 --> 00:49:50.144
I think you should know that,

781
00:49:50.177 --> 00:49:52.883
in person,
I find her convincing.

782
00:49:52.916 --> 00:49:54.887
Steady as she goes
in our interviews.

783
00:49:54.921 --> 00:49:56.791
Well, I find Meryl Streep
convincing.

784
00:49:56.825 --> 00:49:59.061
Sh-she's still an actress.

785
00:50:04.707 --> 00:50:06.711
Gentleman,
our person of interest

786
00:50:06.744 --> 00:50:08.781
just got a lot more interesting.

787
00:50:08.814 --> 00:50:11.787
[intense music]

788
00:50:16.697 --> 00:50:18.534
[indistinct chatter]

789
00:50:18.568 --> 00:50:21.372
[instrumental music]

790
00:50:22.876 --> 00:50:26.149
[sobbing]

791
00:50:38.575 --> 00:50:41.279
I know we're grieving,
but I've lost my brother,

792
00:50:41.313 --> 00:50:44.151
so I'm just gonna come out
and say it.

793
00:50:44.185 --> 00:50:48.059
He deserved better.
That service was totally rushed.

794
00:50:48.093 --> 00:50:49.664
[Cindy] The priest didn't even
know his name.

795
00:50:49.697 --> 00:50:52.602
That was the only time slot
that they had left.

796
00:50:52.636 --> 00:50:54.706
Where were the boys?

797
00:50:59.115 --> 00:51:01.621
They've been through enough.

798
00:51:01.654 --> 00:51:04.527
Bill is their father.

799
00:51:04.560 --> 00:51:07.599
Mom, give us a minute?
Hey, the boys are two and four.

800
00:51:07.633 --> 00:51:09.570
They cry for their daddy every
single night, and I hold them

801
00:51:09.604 --> 00:51:11.908
until it stops.
I was just trying to spare them.

802
00:51:11.941 --> 00:51:14.312
-Bill would've wanted them here.
-I couldn't really ask him.

803
00:51:14.346 --> 00:51:17.519
Now, could I? And since when are
you so concerned about the boys?

804
00:51:17.553 --> 00:51:19.790
You're the aunt
they barely know.

805
00:51:21.627 --> 00:51:23.129
I'm sorry.

806
00:51:24.298 --> 00:51:26.670
God. I'm sorry.
That was not okay.

807
00:51:26.704 --> 00:51:30.912
I'm a single mother
in the middle of a nightmare,

808
00:51:30.946 --> 00:51:33.518
and I'm just trying
to get through it.

809
00:51:33.551 --> 00:51:35.254
It's not over
until they found his killer.

810
00:51:35.288 --> 00:51:37.424
You haven't forgotten
about that, have you?

811
00:51:37.458 --> 00:51:41.466
Because you seem
remarkably uninterested.

812
00:51:41.499 --> 00:51:46.510
The boys and I
need to keep living, Cindy.

813
00:51:48.514 --> 00:51:50.652
I take it back.

814
00:51:50.685 --> 00:51:53.658
Not all of us are grieving,
are we?

815
00:51:53.691 --> 00:51:55.862
[intense music]

816
00:51:55.896 --> 00:51:59.135
Well, I'm sorry the service
wasn't to your liking.

817
00:52:00.037 --> 00:52:03.309
[music continues]

818
00:52:11.961 --> 00:52:13.898
-[knocking on door]
-[camera clicks]

819
00:52:22.983 --> 00:52:25.087
[Melanie] It's been quiet.

820
00:52:25.121 --> 00:52:27.692
No police contact
for two months.

821
00:52:28.995 --> 00:52:30.798
Maybe they've moved on.

822
00:52:31.934 --> 00:52:34.372
-You think?
-They should.

823
00:52:34.406 --> 00:52:37.244
[sighs]
They need to,

824
00:52:37.278 --> 00:52:39.983
because I don't how much more
of this I can take.

825
00:52:40.017 --> 00:52:41.920
The waiting is hell.

826
00:52:43.490 --> 00:52:46.095
Some days I just wish
they'd just

827
00:52:46.129 --> 00:52:48.868
get it over with
and arrest me already.

828
00:52:48.902 --> 00:52:50.939
Hey.

829
00:52:50.972 --> 00:52:55.147
It won't come to that,
I promise.

830
00:52:55.181 --> 00:52:57.919
You're innocent,
that's where they'll end up.

831
00:53:06.036 --> 00:53:08.908
Good morning. Thank you.

832
00:53:13.784 --> 00:53:17.492
Dr. Miller. Detective Stanyan,
Woodbridge Police Department.

833
00:53:17.526 --> 00:53:19.763
-You have a minute?
-What's this about?

834
00:53:19.797 --> 00:53:23.337
I just have a few questions
about Melanie McGuire.

835
00:53:23.370 --> 00:53:26.711
Melanie? That's Dr. Scott's
nurse, mostly.

836
00:53:26.744 --> 00:53:29.916
He may be better qualified
to assist you.

837
00:53:29.950 --> 00:53:31.820
I don't think so, doctor.

838
00:53:33.958 --> 00:53:36.930
[intense music]

839
00:53:38.902 --> 00:53:41.272
That is a beautiful family.

840
00:53:41.305 --> 00:53:43.009
We need to talk.

841
00:53:47.719 --> 00:53:50.758
[music continues]

842
00:53:58.608 --> 00:54:02.248
Where are we with motive?
Anything more, Terry?

843
00:54:02.281 --> 00:54:05.420
Uh, we don't need more.
We've got a lover.

844
00:54:05.454 --> 00:54:08.260
The oldest story
in the murder-your-spouse book.

845
00:54:08.293 --> 00:54:10.031
Except there's no evidence
Dr. Miller

846
00:54:10.064 --> 00:54:12.401
planned to divorce his wife.

847
00:54:12.435 --> 00:54:14.172
Maybe she hoped he would.

848
00:54:14.205 --> 00:54:16.643
Or maybe it's something bigger.

849
00:54:16.677 --> 00:54:18.581
-Bigger?
-Deeper.

850
00:54:18.614 --> 00:54:20.551
When Melanie was four,
her dad ditched the fam

851
00:54:20.585 --> 00:54:22.487
for a brand-new life
in California,

852
00:54:22.522 --> 00:54:24.425
then promptly died
of liver cancer.

853
00:54:24.458 --> 00:54:26.463
What?
That made her a sociopath?

854
00:54:26.496 --> 00:54:28.166
Uh, maybe not sociopath,

855
00:54:28.200 --> 00:54:30.437
but everyone has triggers.

856
00:54:31.641 --> 00:54:35.915
[Bill] Did you move
my goddamn car?

857
00:54:35.948 --> 00:54:37.452
[Anne] <i>Add domestic violence
to the mix.</i>

858
00:54:37.485 --> 00:54:38.955
Okay, wait, wait, wait. No.

859
00:54:38.988 --> 00:54:41.192
We are not maligning the victim.

860
00:54:41.225 --> 00:54:43.463
You know, she says he got rough
with her, but we don't know

861
00:54:43.496 --> 00:54:45.602
that, there's no report of that.

862
00:54:45.635 --> 00:54:47.171
I thought
we're discussing motive.

863
00:54:47.205 --> 00:54:50.177
We are.
A motive that gets a win for us.

864
00:54:50.210 --> 00:54:52.715
[Patti] Now, a victim who had it
coming isn't gonna do that.

865
00:54:52.749 --> 00:54:56.256
Neither is a-a sad,
weepy childhood story. No.

866
00:54:56.289 --> 00:55:00.130
But what will
is a secret lover.

867
00:55:00.164 --> 00:55:01.867
Obsession.

868
00:55:01.900 --> 00:55:06.510
Now, now, the fantasy of
starting a new life with someone

869
00:55:06.544 --> 00:55:09.583
without any of the trappings
of her old one...

870
00:55:09.617 --> 00:55:11.888
I mean,
people can relate to that.

871
00:55:11.921 --> 00:55:13.691
And who of us hasn't dreamt

872
00:55:13.724 --> 00:55:16.496
of doing that
at least at one point?

873
00:55:16.530 --> 00:55:19.501
-Of killing our spouses?
-No, of being free.

874
00:55:19.536 --> 00:55:23.476
Free, totally free,
of-of a mess that we've made.

875
00:55:24.412 --> 00:55:28.120
Okay, Terry. Tell me our story.

876
00:55:28.153 --> 00:55:31.092
-From?
-The night of.

877
00:55:32.328 --> 00:55:36.102
Early morning, actually,
4:30 a.m.,

878
00:55:36.136 --> 00:55:37.739
the suspect claims that--

879
00:55:37.773 --> 00:55:39.375
Defendant.

880
00:55:40.210 --> 00:55:41.580
Uh, we haven't charged her yet.

881
00:55:41.613 --> 00:55:43.918
Well, let's just try it on
for size.

882
00:55:43.951 --> 00:55:46.657
[chuckling]

883
00:55:46.690 --> 00:55:47.759
Right.

884
00:55:47.793 --> 00:55:50.230
The morning
the defendant claims,

885
00:55:50.264 --> 00:55:52.836
in court filings
and police interviews,

886
00:55:52.869 --> 00:55:55.708
she had a fight with the victim
and feared for her life.

887
00:55:55.742 --> 00:55:58.480
Well, ladies and gentleman
of the jury,

888
00:55:58.514 --> 00:56:01.787
I regret to inform you,
there was no fight.

889
00:56:01.821 --> 00:56:04.491
The night he and Melanie
closed on their dream home

890
00:56:04.526 --> 00:56:09.068
and celebrated with wine,
she killed him in cold blood.

891
00:56:09.101 --> 00:56:11.339
And Bill never saw it coming.

892
00:56:11.372 --> 00:56:14.913
How could he know
that two weeks earlier,

893
00:56:14.947 --> 00:56:16.950
<i>the defendant
was on her home computer</i>

894
00:56:16.983 --> 00:56:21.627
<i>conducting Internet searches
on how to sedate someone?</i>

895
00:56:21.660 --> 00:56:24.265
[Terry] <i>That just two days
before that night</i>

896
00:56:24.298 --> 00:56:27.204
<i>she drove to a Pennsylvania gun
store where she would purchase</i>

897
00:56:27.238 --> 00:56:30.945
<i>a .38 caliber Taurus revolver
she would use to kill him?</i>

898
00:56:30.979 --> 00:56:35.555
How could he know
that just one day before,

899
00:56:35.588 --> 00:56:37.992
<i>she forged her lover's
signature and handed over</i>

900
00:56:38.026 --> 00:56:40.665
<i>a fraudulent prescription
of 500 milliliters</i>

901
00:56:40.698 --> 00:56:44.873
<i>of chloral hydrate syrup
to a pharmacist?</i>

902
00:56:51.319 --> 00:56:53.389
<i>How could he know</i>

903
00:56:53.423 --> 00:56:55.895
<i>that when he closed his eyes
that night,</i>

904
00:56:55.928 --> 00:56:59.769
<i>drugged from the altered wine
she had given him...</i>

905
00:57:02.910 --> 00:57:04.546
<i>that he'd sleep
just long enough for her</i>

906
00:57:04.580 --> 00:57:07.217
<i>to drop the kids off
at preschool...</i>

907
00:57:10.057 --> 00:57:12.862
<i>and return to end his life?</i>

908
00:57:12.895 --> 00:57:15.935
[intense music]

909
00:57:23.016 --> 00:57:25.087
How could he know

910
00:57:25.120 --> 00:57:26.389
that he would never...

911
00:57:26.423 --> 00:57:27.893
[gunshot]

912
00:57:27.926 --> 00:57:30.230
wake up?

913
00:57:30.264 --> 00:57:31.600
[gunshot]

914
00:57:35.006 --> 00:57:36.844
Can I say something?

915
00:57:36.877 --> 00:57:40.618
-Yes, Anne?
-So far the townhouse is clean.

916
00:57:40.652 --> 00:57:42.655
They did a luminol search
and they didn't find anything.

917
00:57:42.689 --> 00:57:45.995
No blood in the bathroom,
no blood on the, on the couch.

918
00:57:46.029 --> 00:57:48.166
I'm having a team
from the outside

919
00:57:48.200 --> 00:57:49.435
come and do a deeper dig.

920
00:57:49.468 --> 00:57:51.105
Yeah, but what if

921
00:57:51.139 --> 00:57:52.709
the crime scene
proves to be somewhere else?

922
00:57:52.742 --> 00:57:55.314
It won't.
And we don't want it to.

923
00:57:55.347 --> 00:57:57.986
No, no, the townhouse
is a better story.

924
00:57:58.019 --> 00:57:59.355
Okay, keep going, Terry.

925
00:57:59.388 --> 00:58:03.096
Uh, from the shooting.
He's dead on the couch.

926
00:58:03.129 --> 00:58:05.568
So now Melanie
has a body to dispose of.

927
00:58:05.602 --> 00:58:07.038
[Terry] <i>It's early
in the morning, the kids are</i>

928
00:58:07.071 --> 00:58:09.041
<i>in school, her folks have
agreed to pick</i>

929
00:58:09.074 --> 00:58:11.814
<i>them up from school
and keep them that night.</i>

930
00:58:11.847 --> 00:58:13.951
<i>So now Melanie has two days</i>

931
00:58:13.984 --> 00:58:17.726
<i>to get Bill into the suitcases
and clean up her mess.</i>

932
00:58:17.759 --> 00:58:20.898
[garbage bags rustling]

933
00:58:20.931 --> 00:58:23.971
[intense music]

934
00:58:33.089 --> 00:58:36.095
[machine whirring]

935
00:58:43.143 --> 00:58:47.786
She did a good job on the house.
Perfect, in fact.

936
00:58:47.819 --> 00:58:51.192
But she forgot about her shoes.

937
00:58:51.225 --> 00:58:53.897
<i>When she dumped Bill's car
in Atlantic City</i>

938
00:58:53.931 --> 00:58:56.335
<i>to throw investigators
off her scent,</i>

939
00:58:56.368 --> 00:59:00.277
<i>she tracked tiny skin fragments
from her butchering</i>

940
00:59:00.310 --> 00:59:02.214
all over the floor mats.

941
00:59:02.247 --> 00:59:05.988
I-I don't like "skin fragments."
It's too-too clinical.

942
00:59:07.091 --> 00:59:09.563
I know, let's say

943
00:59:09.596 --> 00:59:11.900
human sawdust.

944
00:59:12.769 --> 00:59:15.440
I like that. I like that.

945
00:59:15.473 --> 00:59:17.812
Human sawdust.

946
00:59:19.549 --> 00:59:21.620
I think we're ready.

947
00:59:22.789 --> 00:59:25.628
[school bell ringing]

948
00:59:26.697 --> 00:59:29.669
Now, remember,
use your listening ears

949
00:59:29.703 --> 00:59:31.472
for Ms. Gail today, okay?

950
00:59:31.506 --> 00:59:34.412
-Okay.
-All right. I love you, baby.

951
00:59:34.445 --> 00:59:37.619
And, uh, Ahma and PopPop are
gonna pick you up after school.

952
00:59:37.652 --> 00:59:40.423
-Okay? Have a good day.
-You, too.

953
00:59:40.457 --> 00:59:42.360
-Bye.
-Bye.

954
00:59:49.576 --> 00:59:52.648
[intense music]

955
00:59:53.416 --> 00:59:56.690
[indistinct radio chatter]

956
01:00:01.767 --> 01:00:03.470
Melanie McGuire,
put your hands on your head,

957
01:00:03.503 --> 01:00:04.606
interlace your fingers.

958
01:00:04.640 --> 01:00:06.644
-Do you have any weapons on you?
-No.

959
01:00:06.677 --> 01:00:08.146
You have the right
to remain silent.

960
01:00:08.180 --> 01:00:09.849
Anything you say
can and will be used against you

961
01:00:09.882 --> 01:00:12.487
in a court of law. You have
the right to an attorney.

962
01:00:12.522 --> 01:00:15.628
You cannot afford one, the court
will provide one for you.

963
01:00:15.661 --> 01:00:17.464
Do you understand these rights
you've just heard?

964
01:00:17.497 --> 01:00:20.069
-Yeah.
-Let's go.

965
01:00:31.660 --> 01:00:34.832
[judge] Mrs. McGuire,
how are you pleading?

966
01:00:36.737 --> 01:00:38.306
Not guilty, You Honor.

967
01:00:38.339 --> 01:00:40.545
Let the record show
that the defendant has pled

968
01:00:40.578 --> 01:00:42.549
not guilty
to the arresting charge of

969
01:00:42.582 --> 01:00:44.720
first-degree murder
of William McGuire.

970
01:00:44.753 --> 01:00:48.360
Counsel's request for
a preliminary hearing is denied.

971
01:00:48.393 --> 01:00:51.399
Bail is set at $750,000.

972
01:00:51.432 --> 01:00:54.438
[intense music]

973
01:01:01.553 --> 01:01:05.695
Yes, this is Michael Cappararo.
I do all my banking with you.

974
01:01:05.729 --> 01:01:07.765
Can I speak to a loan officer,
please?

975
01:01:07.799 --> 01:01:10.604
I wanna take out
a second mortgage on my house.

976
01:01:10.638 --> 01:01:14.178
No, no, no, I'll hold. I need
to speak with him right away.

977
01:01:14.211 --> 01:01:17.919
<i>The arrest of Melanie McGuire
representsa 13-month effort</i>

978
01:01:17.952 --> 01:01:20.524
<i>to bring William McGuire's
killer to justice.</i>

979
01:01:20.557 --> 01:01:24.264
<i>Now, forget the prurient
headlines, this young man</i>

980
01:01:24.297 --> 01:01:26.970
<i>was the father of two,
who served his country,</i>

981
01:01:27.004 --> 01:01:29.542
<i>and I will forcefully
honor his life</i>

982
01:01:29.576 --> 01:01:31.112
<i>with our actions in court.</i>

983
01:01:31.145 --> 01:01:34.819
<i>We haven't decided if we will
seek the death penalty,</i>

984
01:01:34.853 --> 01:01:38.259
<i>but the rank barbarity
of this crime</i>

985
01:01:38.293 --> 01:01:40.430
<i>certainly puts it in play.</i>

986
01:01:40.463 --> 01:01:41.800
<i>No, that's-that's all for now.</i>

987
01:01:41.833 --> 01:01:44.940
-[Linda] Michael!
-[kids screaming]

988
01:01:44.973 --> 01:01:47.311
They're perfectly... Michael!

989
01:01:47.344 --> 01:01:50.150
-[indistinct chatter]
-[kids screaming]

990
01:01:50.183 --> 01:01:52.555
-No, they're gonna be fine.
-Hey, hey, what's going on here?

991
01:01:52.589 --> 01:01:54.291
-No, no.
-They're taking the kids.

992
01:01:54.324 --> 01:01:55.393
-Michael!
-No...

993
01:01:55.427 --> 01:01:56.563
[indistinct chatter]

994
01:01:56.597 --> 01:01:58.567
-We have to take the children.
-No.

995
01:01:58.601 --> 01:02:00.605
They're gonna stay with us.
They're gonna stay with us.

996
01:02:00.638 --> 01:02:03.677
-They're fine here.
-No, honey, no. Hey.

997
01:02:03.711 --> 01:02:05.113
It's gonna be okay.
We're gonna get 'em back.

998
01:02:05.147 --> 01:02:07.151
-We're gonna get 'em back.
-No, it's not okay.

999
01:02:07.184 --> 01:02:10.357
-It's okay, honey... Guys.
-It's not okay.

1000
01:02:10.390 --> 01:02:12.863
Hey, we'll see you soon, okay?

1001
01:02:12.896 --> 01:02:15.300
Be good. Be good boys.

1002
01:02:15.333 --> 01:02:18.072
[door buzzing]

1003
01:02:18.874 --> 01:02:22.147
[instrumental music]

1004
01:02:26.523 --> 01:02:28.293
[Michael] Oh, goodness,
look at her.

1005
01:02:28.326 --> 01:02:30.263
[Linda] Hi, baby.

1006
01:02:30.297 --> 01:02:33.904
Oh, sweetie. Oh, my goodness.
Oh, good to see you.

1007
01:02:33.937 --> 01:02:36.176
-How'd you come up with it, pop?
-I moved some things around.

1008
01:02:36.209 --> 01:02:38.614
-It's no big deal.
-No, he moved mountains.

1009
01:02:38.647 --> 01:02:40.383
-Um...
-It's just money.

1010
01:02:40.417 --> 01:02:43.056
We gotta get to the custody
hearing, it's in 15 minutes.

1011
01:02:43.089 --> 01:02:45.127
-No way we'll make it, sweetie.
-Well, not if we don't move.

1012
01:02:45.160 --> 01:02:47.965
-Give me the keys.
-Okay.

1013
01:02:50.237 --> 01:02:51.338
Come on!

1014
01:02:52.842 --> 01:02:54.746
Upon the completion
of their physical

1015
01:02:54.779 --> 01:02:56.649
and psychiatric evaluations,

1016
01:02:56.683 --> 01:03:00.190
both McGuire children are
to be placed in the custody of--

1017
01:03:00.223 --> 01:03:03.597
-Excuse me, excuse me!
-Bailiff!

1018
01:03:03.630 --> 01:03:06.937
[panting]
No, I'm-I'm their mother.

1019
01:03:06.970 --> 01:03:10.878
You're late, and you will ask
permission to address this court

1020
01:03:10.911 --> 01:03:12.180
or be sent out.

1021
01:03:12.213 --> 01:03:14.118
Permission to address the court,
Your Honor.

1022
01:03:14.151 --> 01:03:15.453
[judge] Do you have counsel?

1023
01:03:15.487 --> 01:03:18.259
-No.
-Quickly.

1024
01:03:18.293 --> 01:03:21.633
[panting] I'm out on bail
for a crime I did not commit,

1025
01:03:21.666 --> 01:03:23.069
and my boys need their mother.

1026
01:03:23.102 --> 01:03:25.775
I have no, uh,
prior criminal history.

1027
01:03:25.808 --> 01:03:29.549
Ms. McGuire, this is
an emergency hearing,

1028
01:03:29.583 --> 01:03:32.153
and as such,
when you retain counsel,

1029
01:03:32.187 --> 01:03:34.659
you will have avenues
to contest my ruling.

1030
01:03:34.693 --> 01:03:39.068
-Yes, but, Your Honor, I-I--
-I'm speaking, Ms. McGuire.

1031
01:03:39.101 --> 01:03:41.940
Now, given
the extraordinary gravity

1032
01:03:41.974 --> 01:03:44.111
of the criminal action
against you

1033
01:03:44.144 --> 01:03:47.151
and given the allegations
of child neglect

1034
01:03:47.184 --> 01:03:49.188
by family members
through their counsel,

1035
01:03:49.221 --> 01:03:53.730
the court has no other choice
but to revoke custody.

1036
01:03:53.764 --> 01:03:56.068
So at this time
the court hereby assigns

1037
01:03:56.101 --> 01:04:00.611
emergency sole guardianship
to Jack and Jason's aunt,

1038
01:04:00.644 --> 01:04:02.180
Ms. Cindy Ligosh.

1039
01:04:02.213 --> 01:04:04.852
[intense music]

1040
01:04:05.721 --> 01:04:07.090
Next case.

1041
01:04:09.629 --> 01:04:12.902
[indistinct chatter]

1042
01:04:16.108 --> 01:04:17.545
[Melanie] Bill's sisters
are lying

1043
01:04:17.578 --> 01:04:18.747
to Family Services about me.

1044
01:04:18.780 --> 01:04:20.818
I can petition
for supervised visits,

1045
01:04:20.851 --> 01:04:22.988
but a social worker
has to be there.

1046
01:04:24.392 --> 01:04:25.527
Brad.

1047
01:04:27.732 --> 01:04:29.201
I'm here.

1048
01:04:30.738 --> 01:04:34.377
[Brad] <i>Have you been watching
TV? They know about us.</i>

1049
01:04:36.550 --> 01:04:40.791
It's all over the news.
Charla's not talking to me.

1050
01:04:40.824 --> 01:04:42.528
No surprise there.

1051
01:04:43.698 --> 01:04:46.235
The RMA fired me today.

1052
01:04:46.268 --> 01:04:49.509
Oh, Brad, uh, I'm so sorry.

1053
01:04:50.511 --> 01:04:52.381
The detectives called me.

1054
01:04:52.414 --> 01:04:55.554
-They wanna meet with me again.
-About what?

1055
01:04:55.588 --> 01:04:57.123
<i>They think I'm your accomplice.</i>

1056
01:04:57.157 --> 01:04:59.261
For something
that didn't happen?

1057
01:04:59.294 --> 01:05:01.198
I know, uh...

1058
01:05:01.232 --> 01:05:03.570
Yeah, they're just trying
to scare me.

1059
01:05:05.240 --> 01:05:07.979
They said on the day
you bought the gun,

1060
01:05:08.012 --> 01:05:11.118
we were on the phone
for a hundred minutes.

1061
01:05:11.151 --> 01:05:13.023
You know what that looks like?

1062
01:05:13.056 --> 01:05:15.059
Well, we did nothing wrong.

1063
01:05:17.164 --> 01:05:19.334
So you'd tell me, right?

1064
01:05:20.838 --> 01:05:22.107
I mean,
if you had anything to do with

1065
01:05:22.140 --> 01:05:24.277
what happened to Bill,
you'd tell me?

1066
01:05:25.446 --> 01:05:27.652
I already have.

1067
01:05:27.685 --> 01:05:29.054
Just say it again.

1068
01:05:29.087 --> 01:05:31.660
On my children's lives,
a thousand times over,

1069
01:05:31.694 --> 01:05:34.131
absolutely nothing.

1070
01:05:34.165 --> 01:05:38.472
I know. I know. Thank you.

1071
01:05:40.511 --> 01:05:42.849
What's going on?

1072
01:05:42.882 --> 01:05:45.387
Nothing. No, nothing.

1073
01:05:45.420 --> 01:05:47.625
[Brad] Sweetie, I just wanted
to hear it again.

1074
01:05:47.658 --> 01:05:50.597
I gotta go, okay? I'll-I'll
check in with you later.

1075
01:05:51.867 --> 01:05:55.106
-[Melanie] <i>I love you.</i>
-I love you, too.

1076
01:05:59.883 --> 01:06:01.251
[clears throat]

1077
01:06:04.257 --> 01:06:08.098
[Stanyan] Ah. I know what
you're thinking. Why me?

1078
01:06:08.132 --> 01:06:11.907
The easy answer is you're
the lover of a murder suspect,

1079
01:06:11.940 --> 01:06:13.409
who we believe had help.

1080
01:06:13.443 --> 01:06:16.382
But another way
to think of it is

1081
01:06:16.415 --> 01:06:18.352
you're in a position
to help her.

1082
01:06:18.385 --> 01:06:22.393
Could be we're way off.
What you get from her proves it.

1083
01:06:23.797 --> 01:06:25.266
You're way off.

1084
01:06:26.202 --> 01:06:28.473
I hope so, Dr. Miller.

1085
01:06:28.507 --> 01:06:30.009
I really do.

1086
01:06:36.656 --> 01:06:38.560
[instrumental music]

1087
01:06:39.328 --> 01:06:40.664
Number two.

1088
01:06:42.535 --> 01:06:44.137
Ten dollars.

1089
01:06:49.014 --> 01:06:50.584
Thank you.

1090
01:06:55.561 --> 01:06:58.165
[cell phone ringing]

1091
01:07:01.940 --> 01:07:05.246
Hello? Hi, yeah.

1092
01:07:06.148 --> 01:07:08.352
Yes. Thank you.

1093
01:07:15.099 --> 01:07:18.239
[dramatic music]

1094
01:07:23.550 --> 01:07:25.687
Come in. Come in.

1095
01:07:27.257 --> 01:07:29.763
Joe Tacopina.
Can I call you Melanie?

1096
01:07:29.796 --> 01:07:32.066
-Please do.
-Please have a seat.

1097
01:07:32.100 --> 01:07:33.770
Thank you.

1098
01:07:35.240 --> 01:07:38.547
Can we get you anything?
Water? Coffee?

1099
01:07:38.580 --> 01:07:39.916
No, thank you.

1100
01:07:39.949 --> 01:07:42.020
I must say, you've got
quite the advocate

1101
01:07:42.054 --> 01:07:43.890
in Selene Trevizas.

1102
01:07:43.924 --> 01:07:45.293
She was relentless.

1103
01:07:45.326 --> 01:07:48.132
Yeah, that's Selene,
uh, even when I told her

1104
01:07:48.165 --> 01:07:49.769
I couldn't possibly afford you.

1105
01:07:49.803 --> 01:07:53.276
Ah, let's not worry about that
now. We'll figure it out.

1106
01:07:53.309 --> 01:07:56.048
This is Stephen Turano,
he's licensed in New Jersey,

1107
01:07:56.082 --> 01:07:57.785
so he'll be my co-counsel.

1108
01:07:57.819 --> 01:08:00.357
-Good to meet you.
-Hi.

1109
01:08:00.390 --> 01:08:04.165
What they're doing to you,
Melanie, is appalling.

1110
01:08:04.198 --> 01:08:06.201
Prosecutors are bullies,

1111
01:08:06.235 --> 01:08:10.878
but Prezioso
is her own sadistic breed.

1112
01:08:10.911 --> 01:08:13.817
Well, it's time she met me.

1113
01:08:13.851 --> 01:08:16.155
I tear bullies to shreds.

1114
01:08:16.188 --> 01:08:19.127
So let's get to work, shall we?

1115
01:08:19.729 --> 01:08:22.100
-Yeah.
-Good.

1116
01:08:22.133 --> 01:08:24.839
Take me to the last time
you saw Bill McGuire.

1117
01:08:24.872 --> 01:08:28.345
Um, well, we had just closed

1118
01:08:28.379 --> 01:08:32.855
on the Warren County house.
I was ecstatic.

1119
01:08:32.888 --> 01:08:35.694
[Melanie] <i>Bill, not so much, but
I was determined to celebrate,</i>

1120
01:08:35.728 --> 01:08:39.802
<i>so I opened up
a nice bottle of wine.</i>

1121
01:08:39.836 --> 01:08:42.140
<i>We finished it.</i>

1122
01:08:42.173 --> 01:08:43.577
<i>But it didn't relax Bill
at all.</i>

1123
01:08:43.611 --> 01:08:45.881
[Bill] Goddamn it!
She's unbelievable!

1124
01:08:45.914 --> 01:08:47.751
[clattering]

1125
01:08:50.156 --> 01:08:52.427
Bill. Bill.

1126
01:08:54.064 --> 01:08:55.499
Hey, calm...

1127
01:08:56.803 --> 01:08:58.138
[grunts]

1128
01:08:58.172 --> 01:08:59.809
It's 4:00 in the morning.

1129
01:08:59.843 --> 01:09:02.715
How many times have I said
I don't wanna see

1130
01:09:02.748 --> 01:09:04.886
dryer sheets in this house?

1131
01:09:04.919 --> 01:09:08.693
They're for lazy people! You
ever hear of fabric softener?

1132
01:09:09.596 --> 01:09:10.463
Oh, God.

1133
01:09:10.497 --> 01:09:12.668
Your problem is
you don't listen!

1134
01:09:12.702 --> 01:09:15.273
How many times did I say
I don't want this house?

1135
01:09:15.306 --> 01:09:17.978
Five-hundred-thousand dollars
is gonna wreck us!

1136
01:09:18.012 --> 01:09:19.949
-What are you doing?
-I'm cleaning up.

1137
01:09:19.983 --> 01:09:22.487
Leave it!

1138
01:09:22.521 --> 01:09:24.491
Goddammit! I said leave it!

1139
01:09:24.525 --> 01:09:27.297
-[indistinct yelling]
-Don't touch me! Don't...

1140
01:09:27.330 --> 01:09:29.200
Oh, you wanna clean it?
You wanna, you wanna clean it?

1141
01:09:29.234 --> 01:09:31.773
I got just the place for it.
How about this?

1142
01:09:31.806 --> 01:09:34.178
-No.
-Open your mouth. Mm?

1143
01:09:34.211 --> 01:09:37.150
Yeah, just swallow. Exactly.

1144
01:09:37.183 --> 01:09:39.889
Good, right? Yeah, swallow.

1145
01:09:39.923 --> 01:09:41.926
-No!
-Swallow.

1146
01:09:41.959 --> 01:09:43.963
-[groans]
-Swallow it all the way.

1147
01:09:45.166 --> 01:09:46.603
[groans]

1148
01:09:46.636 --> 01:09:48.874
[coughs]

1149
01:09:48.907 --> 01:09:50.577
[Jason] Mommy?

1150
01:09:54.184 --> 01:09:55.654
Oh. Baby.

1151
01:09:55.688 --> 01:09:58.626
[indistinct chatter]

1152
01:09:58.660 --> 01:09:59.929
Come here.

1153
01:10:00.931 --> 01:10:02.467
No, it's okay.

1154
01:10:06.976 --> 01:10:08.479
Open the door.

1155
01:10:08.514 --> 01:10:11.687
-[bangs]
-Open the goddamn door!

1156
01:10:11.720 --> 01:10:14.057
[Bill] Open the door!

1157
01:10:14.091 --> 01:10:16.194
-[banging on door]
-[shushing]

1158
01:10:16.228 --> 01:10:19.267
It's all right. It's all right.
It's all right.

1159
01:10:19.300 --> 01:10:22.340
[Bill] Fine. I'm done with this.

1160
01:10:22.374 --> 01:10:25.614
-Ah!
-I know, it's okay. It's okay.

1161
01:10:25.647 --> 01:10:28.753
That must've been very scary.

1162
01:10:28.787 --> 01:10:30.524
What happened next?

1163
01:10:32.427 --> 01:10:35.200
[Melanie] <i>We stayed
in the bathroom.</i>

1164
01:10:35.233 --> 01:10:37.003
<i>I could hear him packing.</i>

1165
01:10:46.590 --> 01:10:47.692
[door opens]

1166
01:10:47.725 --> 01:10:49.829
<i>Then I heard
the garage door open.</i>

1167
01:10:49.862 --> 01:10:52.634
Right here. Shh, shh, shh...

1168
01:10:57.177 --> 01:10:58.880
[engine starts]

1169
01:11:00.851 --> 01:11:03.890
[engine revving]

1170
01:11:06.128 --> 01:11:08.332
<i>He sped away.</i>

1171
01:11:08.365 --> 01:11:11.338
<i>And that's the last time
I ever saw him.</i>

1172
01:11:14.344 --> 01:11:17.250
[Tacopina] <i>Who do you think
killed your husband?</i>

1173
01:11:17.283 --> 01:11:20.456
[sighs] I don't know.

1174
01:11:20.489 --> 01:11:23.396
I don't know, I'm sure
Bill had a long list of people

1175
01:11:23.429 --> 01:11:25.032
who he pissed off, I...

1176
01:11:25.066 --> 01:11:27.237
[Melanie] <i>Maybe he owed
some bad guys money.</i>

1177
01:11:27.270 --> 01:11:29.942
<i>I don't know who did this
to my husband.</i>

1178
01:11:31.412 --> 01:11:35.486
Let's turn to the days
immediately after he left.

1179
01:11:35.521 --> 01:11:38.159
Prezioso has
your E-ZPass records.

1180
01:11:38.192 --> 01:11:41.064
Uh, you drove to Atlantic City,

1181
01:11:41.097 --> 01:11:44.203
<i>they say, to dump Bill's car.</i>

1182
01:11:44.237 --> 01:11:47.176
It's okay, this is where we tell
her what she doesn't know

1183
01:11:47.210 --> 01:11:50.651
about that trip.
We can do that now, or--

1184
01:11:50.684 --> 01:11:53.623
No, no, I don't need any time,
it's just...

1185
01:11:54.525 --> 01:11:56.663
It's just embarrassing is all.

1186
01:11:56.696 --> 01:12:00.804
Not one of my finest moments.
Just dumb.

1187
01:12:00.838 --> 01:12:04.545
<i>I went to Atlantic City
to look for Bill's car.</i>

1188
01:12:04.579 --> 01:12:08.018
<i>Once I found it,
I moved it with my spare key.</i>

1189
01:12:11.025 --> 01:12:13.797
I drove it to another casino
few miles down the road.

1190
01:12:13.830 --> 01:12:17.905
You know, "Good luck
finding your car, you jerk."

1191
01:12:17.939 --> 01:12:20.877
But at the time, I, um...

1192
01:12:21.879 --> 01:12:24.384
<i>I'd been taking Xanax.</i>

1193
01:12:24.417 --> 01:12:26.354
<i>I had taken a few that night.</i>

1194
01:12:26.388 --> 01:12:29.428
<i>I was in no condition
to be driving home.</i>

1195
01:12:29.461 --> 01:12:31.398
So I took a cab home.

1196
01:12:32.701 --> 01:12:35.674
And then you took, uh,
another cab right back?

1197
01:12:35.708 --> 01:12:37.879
Yeah, well, by the time
I got back to Woodbridge,

1198
01:12:37.912 --> 01:12:39.381
I was feelin' better.

1199
01:12:39.414 --> 01:12:43.055
And I needed my car,
so I went back for it.

1200
01:12:43.089 --> 01:12:46.696
Just so we're clear, that's
another two hours in a cab,

1201
01:12:46.730 --> 01:12:48.232
for a total of four hours,

1202
01:12:48.265 --> 01:12:51.506
the combined fares
close to, what, $500?

1203
01:12:51.539 --> 01:12:54.444
-Yeah.
-For a prank?

1204
01:12:54.477 --> 01:12:56.682
For my hide-a-car revenge, yes.

1205
01:12:58.219 --> 01:13:01.158
I mean, I'd done it before.

1206
01:13:01.191 --> 01:13:05.066
I could tell you a better story,
but it wouldn't be true.

1207
01:13:05.099 --> 01:13:06.603
You also called E-ZPass billing

1208
01:13:06.636 --> 01:13:08.640
to try to get the charges erased
on this trip.

1209
01:13:08.674 --> 01:13:11.679
Right. After they started
investigating me.

1210
01:13:11.712 --> 01:13:13.984
Pfft. I was worried
how it'd make me look.

1211
01:13:14.017 --> 01:13:16.454
Oh. No kidding.

1212
01:13:17.592 --> 01:13:20.664
Stephen, let's remember,

1213
01:13:20.698 --> 01:13:23.704
they have the burden of proof,
not us.

1214
01:13:23.737 --> 01:13:27.144
Their story has to be perfect,
not hers.

1215
01:13:27.177 --> 01:13:29.348
Know what our client is?

1216
01:13:29.381 --> 01:13:30.951
Consistent.

1217
01:13:30.984 --> 01:13:34.091
A year's worth of police
transcripts and recordings,

1218
01:13:34.124 --> 01:13:36.362
and she never wavers.

1219
01:13:36.395 --> 01:13:40.103
-That tells a jury she's honest.
-[scoffs]

1220
01:13:40.136 --> 01:13:44.143
Hell, uh, even her boyfriend
couldn't shake her.

1221
01:13:44.712 --> 01:13:45.947
Janice.

1222
01:13:51.124 --> 01:13:53.897
[Melanie on recording]
<i>Well, we did nothing wrong.</i>

1223
01:13:53.931 --> 01:13:55.934
[Brad on recording] <i>So you'd
tell me, right? I mean...</i>

1224
01:13:55.968 --> 01:13:57.671
<i>If you had anything to do
with what happened to Bill...</i>

1225
01:13:57.705 --> 01:14:00.543
<i>-You'd tell me.</i>
-[Melanie] <i>I already have.</i>

1226
01:14:01.646 --> 01:14:03.249
[Brad] <i>Say it again.</i>

1227
01:14:03.282 --> 01:14:05.687
[Melanie] <i>On my children's
lives, a thousand times over,</i>

1228
01:14:05.720 --> 01:14:08.025
<i>absolutely nothing.</i>

1229
01:14:11.498 --> 01:14:15.373
Are you okay, Melanie?
Can we get you a-a water?

1230
01:14:15.406 --> 01:14:18.646
[intense music]

1231
01:14:23.088 --> 01:14:25.059
[dramatic music]

1232
01:14:40.624 --> 01:14:43.563
A wiretap, ladies and gentlemen,

1233
01:14:43.597 --> 01:14:48.305
is a weapon of choice
for lazy prosecutors.

1234
01:14:48.339 --> 01:14:52.814
[Tacopina] In my client's case,
detectives used Dr. Miller

1235
01:14:52.848 --> 01:14:55.554
to question her by proxy,

1236
01:14:55.587 --> 01:14:58.993
<i>forcing the man
she trusted most</i>

1237
01:14:59.027 --> 01:15:02.601
to catch her
at her most vulnerable,

1238
01:15:02.634 --> 01:15:05.974
without the benefit of counsel.

1239
01:15:06.008 --> 01:15:11.151
Remember, Ms. Prezioso
maintains, without evidence,

1240
01:15:11.184 --> 01:15:13.188
<i>that Dr. Miller was Melanie's</i>

1241
01:15:13.222 --> 01:15:16.328
<i>entire motive
for killing her husband.</i>

1242
01:15:16.361 --> 01:15:19.200
And yet I ask you,

1243
01:15:19.234 --> 01:15:21.840
where on those many tapes

1244
01:15:21.873 --> 01:15:25.179
<i>recorded during
raw and intimate moments</i>

1245
01:15:25.212 --> 01:15:29.087
<i>does my client admit
or even imply,</i>

1246
01:15:29.120 --> 01:15:31.458
she had anything to do

1247
01:15:31.492 --> 01:15:34.230
with Bill McGuire's death?

1248
01:15:35.801 --> 01:15:37.738
Nowhere.

1249
01:15:37.771 --> 01:15:39.675
Even as Dr. Miller

1250
01:15:39.709 --> 01:15:43.749
pressed her over and over
for the confession

1251
01:15:43.783 --> 01:15:47.624
Ms. Prezioso
so desperately wanted...

1252
01:15:47.658 --> 01:15:51.566
While Dr. Miller was making
those recordings,

1253
01:15:51.599 --> 01:15:54.738
he was still seeing my client.

1254
01:15:54.772 --> 01:15:58.647
<i>He was still trusting her,
he was still loving her,</i>

1255
01:15:58.680 --> 01:16:02.888
<i>despite everything these
detectives were telling him.</i>

1256
01:16:04.057 --> 01:16:08.265
Those recordings
only exonerate my client.

1257
01:16:08.299 --> 01:16:13.308
They show the true,
the unguarded Melanie McGuire.

1258
01:16:13.341 --> 01:16:15.814
Imperfect? Yes.

1259
01:16:15.848 --> 01:16:20.758
Seeking refuge from a cruel
and violent husband...

1260
01:16:20.791 --> 01:16:23.697
-[indistinct yelling]
-Don't touch me! Don't...

1261
01:16:23.730 --> 01:16:26.201
But a depraved killer?

1262
01:16:26.234 --> 01:16:27.704
No way.

1263
01:16:28.372 --> 01:16:29.675
Never.

1264
01:16:30.476 --> 01:16:32.180
So let's be done with all this.

1265
01:16:32.213 --> 01:16:36.723
We can grieve the victim,
and we absolutely should.

1266
01:16:36.756 --> 01:16:39.729
But, members of the jury,
I ask you,

1267
01:16:39.762 --> 01:16:43.970
end this persecution
of an innocent woman.

1268
01:16:45.306 --> 01:16:48.646
Melanie McGuire is not guilty

1269
01:16:48.679 --> 01:16:50.683
of this crime.

1270
01:16:50.717 --> 01:16:53.957
Allow her to get on
with her life.

1271
01:16:53.990 --> 01:16:59.167
Allow her to go home
to her children.

1272
01:17:01.504 --> 01:17:03.041
Thank you.

1273
01:17:22.080 --> 01:17:23.381
I gotta be honest,

1274
01:17:23.415 --> 01:17:28.091
keeping up with the defendant's
fantastical account

1275
01:17:28.125 --> 01:17:32.400
over the past two years
has been a full-time job.

1276
01:17:32.433 --> 01:17:33.869
But, thankfully,

1277
01:17:33.903 --> 01:17:37.109
she can't lie her way
out of DNA.

1278
01:17:37.143 --> 01:17:41.586
Can't spin the human sawdust
she tracked into Bill's car

1279
01:17:41.619 --> 01:17:44.591
after cutting him to pieces.

1280
01:17:44.625 --> 01:17:46.495
You need nothing more
to convict her,

1281
01:17:46.529 --> 01:17:49.969
but there's even more,

1282
01:17:50.002 --> 01:17:51.338
and you have it in abundance,

1283
01:17:51.371 --> 01:17:55.880
starting with the fact
that there was no fight.

1284
01:17:59.521 --> 01:18:03.195
In the early hours
of April 28th, 2004,

1285
01:18:03.229 --> 01:18:05.132
there was no fight.

1286
01:18:05.166 --> 01:18:07.737
No, Bill never sped off
in his car.

1287
01:18:07.771 --> 01:18:11.444
No, instead,
he lay in a stupor...

1288
01:18:13.315 --> 01:18:15.118
<i>from the chloral hydrate</i>

1289
01:18:15.152 --> 01:18:18.191
<i>that the autopsy found
in his bloodstream.</i>

1290
01:18:19.528 --> 01:18:21.397
Incapacitated...

1291
01:18:23.102 --> 01:18:27.176
by the date-rape drug
that Melanie used to poison him.

1292
01:18:27.209 --> 01:18:30.182
[intense music]

1293
01:18:31.619 --> 01:18:34.792
What happened next took two days

1294
01:18:34.825 --> 01:18:39.233
and it, it is not
for the faint of heart.

1295
01:18:40.603 --> 01:18:42.874
[gunshots]

1296
01:18:44.310 --> 01:18:46.516
[intense music]

1297
01:18:46.549 --> 01:18:48.620
[machine whirring]

1298
01:18:48.653 --> 01:18:51.592
[music continues]

1299
01:18:51.625 --> 01:18:54.798
[machine whirring]

1300
01:18:57.538 --> 01:18:59.274
A seven-hour drive, now just

1301
01:18:59.307 --> 01:19:01.011
think about that,
ladies and gentlemen.

1302
01:19:01.044 --> 01:19:03.315
[Patti] <i>Seven hours in a car</i>

1303
01:19:03.349 --> 01:19:06.623
with her husband
stuffed into suitcases

1304
01:19:06.656 --> 01:19:09.160
in the back of her SUV.

1305
01:19:14.404 --> 01:19:16.776
Did she reflect in horror
on what she had done?

1306
01:19:16.810 --> 01:19:20.049
<i>Uh, show any remorse
whatsoever?</i>

1307
01:19:20.082 --> 01:19:22.888
No, her actions tell us
that she did not,

1308
01:19:22.921 --> 01:19:26.695
because Melanie's last act
that night

1309
01:19:26.729 --> 01:19:30.002
was to throw out
the father of her children...

1310
01:19:31.104 --> 01:19:33.408
like she was throwing out
the trash.

1311
01:19:34.845 --> 01:19:36.982
[water splashes]

1312
01:19:39.855 --> 01:19:43.128
[Devesa] Ladies and gentlemen
of the jury,

1313
01:19:43.161 --> 01:19:46.602
the defense and the prosecution
have rested.

1314
01:19:46.635 --> 01:19:48.305
You've heard my instructions.

1315
01:19:48.339 --> 01:19:51.879
You're hereby dismissed
to begin deliberations.

1316
01:19:51.913 --> 01:19:53.516
Please follow the bailiff.

1317
01:19:53.549 --> 01:19:54.985
[gavel bangs]

1318
01:19:55.987 --> 01:19:57.825
So?

1319
01:19:57.858 --> 01:19:59.896
They're drowning
in reasonable doubt.

1320
01:19:59.929 --> 01:20:02.433
Acquittal, no question.

1321
01:20:02.466 --> 01:20:05.405
[intense music]

1322
01:20:13.488 --> 01:20:14.925
[instrumental music]

1323
01:20:20.202 --> 01:20:22.339
Hi, Melanie.

1324
01:20:22.373 --> 01:20:24.177
Alice Davis.
Thank you for having us.

1325
01:20:24.210 --> 01:20:25.613
Yeah. Of course.

1326
01:20:28.185 --> 01:20:31.592
<i>I just hope the jury does
the right thing for Billy.</i>

1327
01:20:31.625 --> 01:20:35.867
[Cindy] <i>Patti has fought
so hard for him,</i>

1328
01:20:35.900 --> 01:20:39.107
<i>for us, for justice.</i>

1329
01:20:39.140 --> 01:20:40.810
[man] And we're rolling.

1330
01:20:40.844 --> 01:20:44.116
It's day two
of jury deliberations.

1331
01:20:44.150 --> 01:20:47.658
You're out on bail,
a free woman,

1332
01:20:47.691 --> 01:20:52.066
staring at the very real
prospect of life in prison.

1333
01:20:53.736 --> 01:20:55.841
-The waiting must be--
-Agony.

1334
01:20:55.874 --> 01:20:59.014
-Yeah.
-What's going through your mind?

1335
01:20:59.047 --> 01:21:01.084
Patti told a good story.

1336
01:21:01.117 --> 01:21:03.054
Hell, if it were a movie,
I'd watch it.

1337
01:21:03.087 --> 01:21:06.529
<i>Melanie has been lying about
my brother for two years,</i>

1338
01:21:06.562 --> 01:21:08.933
<i>and now this trial
has been seven weeks</i>

1339
01:21:08.967 --> 01:21:11.337
<i>of nothing
but lies, lies, lies.</i>

1340
01:21:11.371 --> 01:21:14.878
<i>And it's time for a verdict of
guilty to finally shut her up.</i>

1341
01:21:15.814 --> 01:21:17.551
Joe Tacopina told a story--

1342
01:21:17.584 --> 01:21:18.953
He told the truth.

1343
01:21:18.986 --> 01:21:21.157
A version that, quite frankly,
many people

1344
01:21:21.190 --> 01:21:23.996
are having trouble believing.

1345
01:21:24.030 --> 01:21:26.703
Well, let's hope the 12 people
who matter the most

1346
01:21:26.736 --> 01:21:28.438
are smarter than that.

1347
01:21:28.471 --> 01:21:32.146
<i>I feel most for her parents,
Linda and Michael,</i>

1348
01:21:32.179 --> 01:21:33.448
<i>who I've always adored.</i>

1349
01:21:33.482 --> 01:21:36.287
<i>She's put them
in an impossible position.</i>

1350
01:21:36.321 --> 01:21:38.993
<i>What kind of a person
doesn't search</i>

1351
01:21:39.026 --> 01:21:41.197
<i>for the missing father
of her children?</i>

1352
01:21:41.231 --> 01:21:45.139
Even with all of our problems,
I desperately wanted Bill

1353
01:21:45.172 --> 01:21:49.882
to be found safe and alive.

1354
01:21:49.915 --> 01:21:52.353
<i>For weeks after Billy vanished,
I begged,</i>

1355
01:21:52.386 --> 01:21:56.027
<i>begged her to go with me
to Atlantic City,</i>

1356
01:21:56.060 --> 01:21:58.767
<i>to pressure the police there,
to make phone calls</i>

1357
01:21:58.800 --> 01:22:02.674
<i>to anyone who knew him
to help us.</i>

1358
01:22:04.343 --> 01:22:05.781
<i>She refused.</i>

1359
01:22:05.814 --> 01:22:08.051
<i>And that told me everything.</i>

1360
01:22:08.085 --> 01:22:11.325
<i>It should tell you everything,
too. Thank you.</i>

1361
01:22:11.358 --> 01:22:14.832
Finally, let me ask you
about Dr. Miller.

1362
01:22:14.865 --> 01:22:17.838
He assisted
in the effort to convict you.

1363
01:22:17.871 --> 01:22:21.579
-Do you hold it against him?
-No. No, they threatened him.

1364
01:22:21.612 --> 01:22:24.416
And he knew
I couldn't incriminate myself.

1365
01:22:24.450 --> 01:22:27.123
If you could do it
all over again,

1366
01:22:27.156 --> 01:22:30.395
would you still have the affair?

1367
01:22:30.428 --> 01:22:31.933
I don't know.

1368
01:22:31.966 --> 01:22:33.969
Do you still love him?

1369
01:22:34.337 --> 01:22:35.606
I did.

1370
01:22:37.209 --> 01:22:39.480
What do you think
happened to Bill?

1371
01:22:39.514 --> 01:22:41.985
Do you really think
he ran afoul of the mob?

1372
01:22:42.019 --> 01:22:44.257
I mean, it certainly fits.

1373
01:22:44.290 --> 01:22:45.560
Got money on the street in AC,

1374
01:22:45.593 --> 01:22:49.233
that's how you get bullets
here and here.

1375
01:22:51.070 --> 01:22:54.109
[Alice] Now, regardless
of the verdict,

1376
01:22:54.143 --> 01:22:57.984
when this program airs,
viewers are going to hear

1377
01:22:58.018 --> 01:23:01.926
claims from you that
are impossible to corroborate.

1378
01:23:01.959 --> 01:23:04.496
Why should our audience
trust you?

1379
01:23:06.969 --> 01:23:09.473
I have no control over that.

1380
01:23:10.677 --> 01:23:13.047
But I know that I'm innocent.

1381
01:23:17.991 --> 01:23:19.293
Thank you.

1382
01:23:20.329 --> 01:23:22.366
Thank you, everyone. We're done.

1383
01:23:24.003 --> 01:23:25.472
Yeah.

1384
01:23:27.176 --> 01:23:29.214
You know, I'm sure
that you get this a lot,

1385
01:23:29.247 --> 01:23:32.252
but you have
an incredible smile.

1386
01:23:33.321 --> 01:23:35.059
Uh, Bill used to say that to me.

1387
01:23:35.092 --> 01:23:39.466
"A thousand watts
of blinding light," he'd say.

1388
01:23:44.912 --> 01:23:48.117
[intense music]

1389
01:24:06.054 --> 01:24:09.326
[music continues]

1390
01:24:13.536 --> 01:24:16.508
[intense music]

1391
01:24:19.848 --> 01:24:23.756
Ladies and gentlemen,
the jury has reached a verdict.

1392
01:24:26.729 --> 01:24:30.536
I know there will be strong
feelings of both agreement...

1393
01:24:32.239 --> 01:24:33.843
and disagreement.

1394
01:24:33.876 --> 01:24:37.082
But outbursts
will not be tolerated.

1395
01:24:37.115 --> 01:24:40.422
Clerk Hacker, you may proceed.

1396
01:24:40.455 --> 01:24:43.662
Mr. Foreman, how do you find as
to the count of the indictment

1397
01:24:43.696 --> 01:24:47.369
charging Melanie McGuire with
the murder of William McGuire

1398
01:24:47.402 --> 01:24:50.176
on or about April 28th, 2004,

1399
01:24:50.209 --> 01:24:52.948
<i>in the jurisdiction
of Woodbridge,</i>

1400
01:24:52.981 --> 01:24:55.151
<i>Middlesex County, New Jersey?</i>

1401
01:24:57.891 --> 01:25:00.261
[intense music]

1402
01:25:01.430 --> 01:25:05.105
We, the jury
finds Melanie McGuire...

1403
01:25:05.138 --> 01:25:08.378
[music continues]

1404
01:25:10.049 --> 01:25:11.785
guilty on all charges.

1405
01:25:11.819 --> 01:25:13.254
[sobbing]

1406
01:25:13.288 --> 01:25:16.194
[instrumental music]

1407
01:25:16.227 --> 01:25:18.297
[Melanie sobbing]

1408
01:25:25.011 --> 01:25:28.184
[indistinct chatter]

1409
01:25:28.652 --> 01:25:30.288
[sobbing]

1410
01:25:30.322 --> 01:25:32.459
[indistinct chatter]

1411
01:25:37.469 --> 01:25:40.175
-My babies.
-[indistinct chatter]

1412
01:25:41.111 --> 01:25:42.914
My babies...

1413
01:25:43.950 --> 01:25:47.222
[music continues]

1414
01:26:14.010 --> 01:26:17.282
[music continues]