The Perfect Couple - Season 01 Episode 06

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Transcript
00:00:00She cares so deeply about each and every one of you, and she would like you to know that
00:00:17our marriage is deeply, profoundly, and terminally fucked.
00:00:18Yes, it is.
00:00:19Absolutely right.
00:00:20So you can all stop comparing yourselves as you can, and you know what, you can stop
00:00:31sucking the giant...
00:00:32I'm not available right now.
00:00:33Please leave a message.
00:00:34Hello, Enid.
00:00:35Um, I've been trying you, and I'm now trying you again.
00:00:41Um, you're probably still recovering from yesterday, as we all are, so...
00:00:49I mean, how many women do you know who are trying to bring their husbands for murder?
00:00:54Tag's mortified.
00:00:56He's committed to a publicity triage, and I'd like it if we can all have a session this
00:01:03afternoon just to come up with some sort of plan.
00:01:09So give me a call back, would you, Enid?
00:01:18We're all invited to our 30th.
00:01:20Thank you very much.
00:01:27Hi.
00:01:28Hi.
00:01:34You're up early.
00:01:35How's your head?
00:01:40I wasn't that drunk.
00:01:49Hey.
00:01:50It's early.
00:01:51Go back to sleep.
00:01:52I'm just going out for a run.
00:01:53I'll be right back.
00:01:54Hey.
00:01:55Hey.
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00:02:00Hey.
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00:02:13Hey.
00:02:14Hey.
00:02:15Hey.
00:02:16Hey.
00:02:17I'm just going out for a run.
00:02:21Have fun.
00:02:32Right.
00:02:34Well.
00:02:36Unexpected.
00:02:38You too.
00:02:41Can you just step out for a second, please, Benji?
00:02:43Yeah.
00:02:44Sure.
00:02:48Oh.
00:02:54Listen.
00:02:55Um.
00:02:56Forgive my bluntness.
00:02:59But actually, did you ever, um, did Merit, did she ever use drugs?
00:03:06No.
00:03:07Hm.
00:03:08Why?
00:03:09Apparently she had quite a high level of barbiturates in her system.
00:03:17She didn't use them recreationally?
00:03:20No.
00:03:21No.
00:03:22She's not, um.
00:03:26No.
00:03:27Definitely not.
00:03:28That is not.
00:03:30No.
00:03:39Mom?
00:03:44Mom?
00:03:48The cops are here.
00:03:59Good morning, Mrs. Winbury.
00:04:01We'd like you to come down to the station and answer a few questions.
00:04:05Yes, of course.
00:04:07Let me get my bag.
00:04:17Woo!
00:04:19Come on.
00:04:45Get the dog, please.
00:04:48Come on.
00:04:50Behind you.
00:04:53Yep.
00:04:54Dad?
00:04:55Yeah, I'm, I'm right here.
00:04:57They're taking all of Mom's shit.
00:04:58Are you gonna do something about it?
00:05:00We can't, Will.
00:05:01Why can't we?
00:05:02Well, for one thing, they're the police.
00:05:04Right, but they're taking her computer.
00:05:05I mean, that's got all the.
00:05:06Will, can you stop asking questions, please?
00:05:08We need to call her team, the PR people.
00:05:10We need to call the defense attorney.
00:05:12Why would we call the defense attorney if she's not guilty?
00:05:14Why don't you just, why don't you go get ready for your sailing thing, okay, kiddo?
00:05:22It's a race.
00:05:23Okay.
00:05:45My dad won't lend me the money.
00:05:47Well, um, I just bought a house in Aix-en-Provence,
00:05:51so you have to start reimbursing me.
00:05:54I know, I will, I will, I promise.
00:05:57I'm about to get my trust fund.
00:05:58Oh.
00:06:02That's very lucky for you, isn't it?
00:06:08Hey.
00:06:15Hey, babe.
00:06:16Yep, I'm just on the way back.
00:06:21Wait, what?
00:06:24And they took her computer and stuff?
00:06:26Why?
00:06:30Friend of yours?
00:06:32No.
00:06:34But you do know her?
00:06:35Barely.
00:06:37Well, his name is Broderick Graham, and he has quite a resume.
00:06:43Petty theft, assault, possession.
00:06:45Lately, he's been running with a gang with known ties to the Turkish Mafia,
00:06:49so that's heroin trade, you know, hits for hire.
00:06:54Hits for hire.
00:06:56Mrs. Winbury, we believe that you hired Broderick Graham to kill Merrick Monaco
00:07:01and convince Shooter Duvall to pay for it so he could shield you from blame
00:07:05and claim diplomatic immunity.
00:07:09So you're not just going to tell us what happened?
00:07:11Because we already know.
00:07:13Yeah, we have an APB out on Mr. Graham, and as you know, it's not a big island.
00:07:18And we're working on getting around Mr. Duvall's immunity, and we will.
00:07:23Mr. Duvall has nothing to do with this, and neither do I.
00:07:26So you're wasting your time.
00:07:32Okay, well...
00:07:34Just excuse us for just a minute.
00:07:53Is Tom back yet?
00:07:54What?
00:07:55Is Tom back yet?
00:07:56I don't fucking know.
00:07:57Yeah, just send me his number.
00:07:59There's like a million reporters out there.
00:08:01Hold on a second.
00:08:03What are you doing?
00:08:04I can't leave.
00:08:06There's so many reporters, I can't even get out of the gate.
00:08:08Sweetheart, you're going to miss your race.
00:08:11Mark, can I call you back?
00:08:13Yeah.
00:08:14Why don't you have any comment on reporters' numbers?
00:08:17Mrs. Winbury, how do you feel about all this?
00:08:20Any comment on the body that was found on your property?
00:08:25Is your wife a suspect?
00:08:27Hello, everyone.
00:08:28Hi, I'm sorry, but you're actually on private property.
00:08:32Is it true you were having an affair with Merritt Monaco?
00:08:34Can you just tell us that?
00:08:36Is your wife a suspect?
00:08:38Why is Mrs. Winbury being questioned by the police?
00:08:40Mr. Winbury, why is your wife being questioned by the police?
00:08:44Any comments?
00:08:45Thomas, where are you coming from?
00:08:46Get the fuck out of the way.
00:08:47Move.
00:08:48Move!
00:08:49All right, back up.
00:08:50Get away from the fucking gate.
00:08:52Thomas, can I ask you something?
00:08:55Please, move out of the way.
00:08:59Try to remember you're on camera.
00:09:01We've got to be tough with these guys, man.
00:09:06Get the fuck off!
00:09:08Are you protecting your wife?
00:09:09You heard him, fuck off!
00:09:12Thank you, sir.
00:09:13Thomas.
00:09:15The public is ready to know.
00:09:17Is anyone else in your family involved?
00:09:20Mr. Winbury.
00:09:23A run?
00:09:24Really?
00:09:25Will you stop being so fucking paranoid?
00:09:28Your mom's being questioned by the police,
00:09:30the press are out there just jonesing for a hit,
00:09:32and you're off sticking it in some French whore?
00:09:34Abby, calm down.
00:09:36I will not calm down.
00:09:37You calm down.
00:09:38You calm your dick down.
00:09:39Whoa.
00:09:40Babe.
00:09:41I would not do that to you.
00:09:43Come on.
00:09:44I'm not going to hook up with some crazy French lady my dad knows.
00:09:49Babe, come on.
00:09:51I love you.
00:09:54Oh, Abby, I'm not stupid.
00:09:57I love you.
00:09:59Abby.
00:10:03Come here.
00:10:06I just can't fucking believe this.
00:10:08I mean, she's not the first person I'd want to have a beer with,
00:10:12but I don't think she's capable of that.
00:10:15Well, I don't think so either,
00:10:17but at this point I don't know what else could have happened.
00:10:20I mean, how could she have barbiturates in her system?
00:10:23Honey, none of us knows anything right now.
00:10:26I think it's important that we just not jump to any conclusions.
00:10:29All right?
00:10:46If you don't know Mr. Graham well,
00:10:48why has he called your house nine times over the last four days?
00:10:56Well, maybe he was looking for Shooter Duvall.
00:10:58I mean, Mr. Duvall knows him well,
00:11:00well enough to wire him $300,000.
00:11:03To what, though?
00:11:04To pay him to kill Merritt Monaco on your behalf?
00:11:09Um...
00:11:11Broderick said he's an old associate.
00:11:14I've known him for a very long time.
00:11:16He called me, he was desperate, desperate for money,
00:11:19and I didn't have access to it at the time,
00:11:24so I asked Shooter for a loan.
00:11:26Very generous.
00:11:28When we questioned you the other day,
00:11:30you said you went to bed at 1.30 the night Miss Monaco died,
00:11:34and you didn't have any money.
00:11:36You said you went to bed at 1.30 the night Miss Monaco died,
00:11:40but we have a landline phone call from your office
00:11:45to Mr. Graham's hotel room at 3.08 a.m.
00:11:49Do you often call your associates at that time of night?
00:11:55Uh...
00:12:06Uh...
00:12:24Can't I just tell the cops that I didn't know what the money was for?
00:12:27I still don't.
00:12:28She needed a favor, I didn't ask why.
00:12:30Then let's see what the cops actually know.
00:12:33These people have been like family to me, you know?
00:12:38Like family.
00:12:42$300,000 is a lot of money for most people.
00:12:46Right.
00:12:47Now, why did you want Mr. Graham to have it?
00:12:56I've known him a very long time.
00:12:59And Mr. Duvall, is that why he loaned you the money?
00:13:01Because he's known you for a long time, too?
00:13:03Uh, he...
00:13:06He actually, um...
00:13:09We're very close.
00:13:11He gave me a loan because he knows I'll pay it back.
00:13:14How close?
00:13:16He's like a son to me.
00:13:18Yeah, I mean, I have a son.
00:13:21But I don't think he's ever done anything in his whole life,
00:13:24just because I asked.
00:13:26Hmm.
00:13:31Ha ha.
00:13:34Ahem.
00:13:45♪
00:13:58Hey.
00:13:59Hi.
00:14:00Um...
00:14:04I'm really sorry about how confused I've been.
00:14:09I haven't been fair to you or to Benji.
00:14:13It just feels like...
00:14:17everything's my fault and everything's going wrong and just...
00:14:25I don't want to do this anymore.
00:14:30I'm sorry. I...
00:14:35I don't even know who I am right now.
00:14:42But I know who I used to be, you know?
00:14:44I... I need to get back to that.
00:14:47Okay.
00:14:50I need to get back to the girl on the B train.
00:14:56I remember you.
00:15:01You were right. That was me.
00:15:06I know.
00:15:12Okay.
00:15:18Bye.
00:15:20Bye.
00:15:21Bye.
00:15:25♪
00:15:32♪
00:15:40♪
00:15:45♪
00:15:51Oh, God.
00:15:57Bruce!
00:16:02Bruce!
00:16:09Bruce!
00:16:18Mr. Tagg, sorry to bother,
00:16:20but Miss Collins, I tried to tell her...
00:16:22Dolce, darling.
00:16:24Tagg!
00:16:25Enid, how are you?
00:16:26I brought the cavalry.
00:16:28Hi.
00:16:29Oh, yeah, I can see.
00:16:30We've been expecting you.
00:16:31Where's my Greer?
00:16:33Uh, she had a few things to do in town.
00:16:36A few things in town.
00:16:38A few things in town.
00:16:39Author Garrison Winbury,
00:16:41person of interest in Merritt Monaco murder,
00:16:43stranger than fiction.
00:16:44Jesus Christ, who writes this copy?
00:16:46Is this true?
00:16:47They're just talking to her.
00:16:48They came and, uh, took her early this morning.
00:16:51They got her computer, her laptop,
00:16:54total ambush.
00:16:55Small-town, uh, police chief
00:16:57trying to make a name for himself.
00:16:59It's all of it. It's just grotesque.
00:17:01Obviously, I mean, we'd had some advance notice.
00:17:05We would have called you.
00:17:06Of course you would have.
00:17:08We just have to start from where we are.
00:17:10Let's dive in.
00:17:11Yes.
00:17:12No wrong answers.
00:17:13Where does your gut go first?
00:17:16You know, actually,
00:17:17I think we can spin the murder suspect thing.
00:17:19It's very meta.
00:17:20You know, we're actually more concerned about your...
00:17:23revelations from yesterday.
00:17:26Revelations?
00:17:28What did I say?
00:17:30That you and Greer do threesomes, for one?
00:17:32Oh, well...
00:17:33See, we sold you as the perfect couple.
00:17:37Which is hot for your cishet monogamous demo.
00:17:39Right, but not the perfect thruple,
00:17:41which is hot for Brad's demo.
00:17:46Thruple?
00:17:48Yeah.
00:17:50Uh...
00:17:51Oh, isn't he looking tired?
00:17:53Tag, you need to rest.
00:17:55Hmm.
00:17:59Yeah?
00:18:01Sorry to interrupt.
00:18:02You're not.
00:18:03I've gotten straighter answers
00:18:04from my kids after a class trip.
00:18:06Deputy's pulled this guy off the puddle jumper.
00:18:09Looky here.
00:18:10Mr. Graham.
00:18:12Welcome.
00:18:14After what she's told you,
00:18:16I didn't do nothing.
00:18:17Carl, would you get Mr. Graham a chair, please?
00:18:20Sure.
00:18:21And you can, uh, you can put it right here
00:18:24near Mrs. Winbury.
00:18:28Lisa, have a seat.
00:18:30There you go.
00:18:33Thank you, Carl.
00:18:34It was good.
00:18:37Ah.
00:18:41I am really curious to know
00:18:47how you two know each other.
00:18:50We don't.
00:18:52Right?
00:18:54Then why did Mrs. Winbury have Shooter DeVore
00:18:58wire you $300,000?
00:19:04Well, that was a gift.
00:19:08Okay, why would anyone gift you $300,000?
00:19:13Because I asked very nicely.
00:19:17You're out of your depth, Andre.
00:19:19Oh, look, we do know each other.
00:19:22I want to make something very clear.
00:19:25I didn't blackmail anyone.
00:19:26Okay.
00:19:27I'm so glad you said that out loud.
00:19:29Thank you for clearing that up.
00:19:30You know what, I'm gonna write that down.
00:19:32I didn't blackmail anyone.
00:19:38Got it.
00:19:39Good to know.
00:19:40They're taking the piss out of you.
00:19:42You think?
00:19:46We've all been under a considerable amount of stress
00:19:49because of the, uh, accident
00:19:53and postponing the wedding,
00:19:55and because of that pressure,
00:19:58I have given in to the very human weakness
00:20:02of, uh, an alcohol problem.
00:20:05And weed.
00:20:06No, that's not...
00:20:07We're just gonna keep it simple.
00:20:09Alcohol.
00:20:10And?
00:20:11And I love my family.
00:20:13I love my family, I love my wife, I love our marriage.
00:20:16Because of that, I've made the very difficult decision
00:20:19to spend the next few weeks
00:20:21reflecting and healing at Promises Malibu.
00:20:24Uh, no, uh-uh, it's not relatable.
00:20:26New era.
00:20:27The one in New Haven?
00:20:28Yeah.
00:20:29No, absolutely not.
00:20:30It's a shithole.
00:20:31It's supposed to, it's supposed to be nice.
00:20:32No, no, no, no.
00:20:33Thomas, it's a shithole.
00:20:35I went there.
00:20:36Bad people.
00:20:37It's a rehab.
00:20:38Yeah.
00:20:39Can I tell them that I'm going to New Haven
00:20:40and go to the one in Malibu?
00:20:41No.
00:20:42Okay.
00:20:45So, I think you should try it
00:20:47maybe without the drink in your hand.
00:20:49Oh, that's a good idea.
00:20:50That's a good idea.
00:20:51I wasn't gonna actually have the drink in my hand
00:20:53when I do it.
00:20:54No, I know, but it's a crunch, you know?
00:20:56I just...
00:20:57That's a constructive criticism.
00:20:59We've all been under a considerable amount
00:21:01of emotional stress because of the accident.
00:21:04Because of that pressure,
00:21:05I've given in to the very human weakness
00:21:09of an alcohol addiction.
00:21:11Because of that,
00:21:12I've made the very difficult decision
00:21:14to spend the next few weeks
00:21:16reflecting and healing
00:21:18at New Era in New Haven.
00:21:22How many times...
00:21:23It's rough.
00:21:24It's pretty rough.
00:21:25But it's great.
00:21:26Really good.
00:21:27Yay.
00:21:30Uh-oh.
00:21:33Oh, you should...
00:21:40You know what I want to know?
00:21:42What does he have over you, Mrs. Wimbrey?
00:21:45I mean, does he know that you murdered Merritt Monaco,
00:21:48or did you pay him to do it?
00:21:51Did you kill the girl?
00:21:53Shut up.
00:21:54No, please don't shut up.
00:21:56Keep talking.
00:21:57Yeah.
00:21:59Does that mean I get immunity?
00:22:03Huh?
00:22:05Do you need immunity?
00:22:11Do I?
00:22:13Hey, Chief.
00:22:14I got Shooter Devone as lawyer.
00:22:16Don't drag him into this.
00:22:18He's got nothing to do with it.
00:22:20Really.
00:22:21Just let him go.
00:22:22Let him go.
00:22:23He doesn't know what it's for.
00:22:25It was a loan.
00:22:26I had to pay off a fucking debt,
00:22:28a $300,000 debt,
00:22:30because this fucking idiot is my brother.
00:22:33He has a gambling addiction.
00:22:35I have been paying off his debts for years.
00:22:37This is the reason.
00:22:39It's as simple as that.
00:22:40So there it is.
00:22:43So there it is.
00:22:49He's your brother?
00:22:52What?
00:22:53Don't you see the resemblance?
00:23:08Okay, so, um...
00:23:12What is your association with this Turkish gang?
00:23:15God knows.
00:23:16I fix things for them.
00:23:18What, are you like an errand boy?
00:23:19Get them coffee or some shit?
00:23:20I ain't no fucking errand boy.
00:23:21No?
00:23:22I do other things.
00:23:23Oh, please.
00:23:24All right.
00:23:25No, tell us.
00:23:26It's not a gang.
00:23:27You know, it's not a gang per se.
00:23:29For whatever reason, he owed them $300,000.
00:23:32It's paid now, so hopefully he is grateful.
00:23:36And there is no more coming,
00:23:38despite this little visit.
00:23:40Yeah.
00:23:41Thanks for that.
00:23:43Well, if it's not a gang, what is it?
00:23:47It's like a group, isn't it?
00:23:50It's like an organization.
00:23:52Of criminals.
00:23:54Right, so what do you call
00:23:57a group of organized people who do crimes?
00:24:05I've got nothing to say.
00:24:08What did you say?
00:24:09I've got nothing to say.
00:24:11About time.
00:24:15All right, um,
00:24:17I suppose that wraps it up.
00:24:20All my fucking play tickets.
00:24:22Listen, you are lucky not to be leaving here in cuffs.
00:24:26This is Winbury.
00:24:28You can go now.
00:24:31What about me?
00:24:32Want me to take him with me?
00:24:33Yes, please.
00:24:40Thank you for coming.
00:24:45Fuck.
00:24:50I did not see that coming.
00:24:51Neither did I.
00:24:52Nope.
00:24:53Back to square one.
00:24:54Shit.
00:24:57I, uh, I'm gonna talk to Shooter Duval.
00:25:00Yeah.
00:25:01Yeah.
00:25:04Thank you for your cooperation, Mr. Duval.
00:25:07Hopefully now you can go and enjoy
00:25:09some of the finer things that our island has to offer.
00:25:12Well, thanks, but I've been here many times before.
00:25:15Oh, really?
00:25:16Seems like such a long way.
00:25:18From Manhattan?
00:25:20Not really.
00:25:22Have a good one, Carl.
00:25:24Yeah, you too.
00:25:31This is the one that's getting
00:25:33maybe the most traction right now,
00:25:35which I need you all to be prepared for.
00:25:37That's not that bad.
00:25:41It's not great.
00:25:42You want to hear that singing a little?
00:25:46Hello.
00:25:47Greer.
00:25:48Mom.
00:25:49We're back.
00:25:50Hi.
00:25:52It's all good.
00:25:53This is, uh, Roderick Graham.
00:25:56Roderick.
00:25:57Say hello to everyone.
00:25:59Yeah.
00:26:01Hello.
00:26:02Oh, that's who called on the phone.
00:26:03Ah, yes.
00:26:06This is my brother.
00:26:11What's he doing here?
00:26:13Your brother.
00:26:14Jesus Christ.
00:26:17Sorry, this guy's your brother?
00:26:19I didn't know you...
00:26:20I didn't even know you had a brother.
00:26:21Well, you wouldn't because, um...
00:26:24I never told you.
00:26:25Of course you didn't. Why would you tell them?
00:26:27Roderick, don't even bother looking at the Monet.
00:26:29It's a fake.
00:26:30It is?
00:26:33Would you like us to leave?
00:26:35This seems to be a bit of a rambly.
00:26:37Please sit down.
00:26:38Should I go upstairs?
00:26:39No, no, no, no, no.
00:26:40No, I want you all to stay.
00:26:41Would you please just sit down?
00:26:43What are you doing?
00:26:44I will bring refreshments.
00:26:46Um, not right now. Maybe later.
00:26:49So, uh, are we gonna sue the cops?
00:26:52Because they can't just...
00:26:53Yeah, are they saying you did it?
00:26:55Oh, they didn't think that I killed Merritt.
00:26:57They thought that, um, I hired a hitman to kill Merritt.
00:27:08Which I didn't.
00:27:09Of course you didn't.
00:27:10Honey, I just...
00:27:11Of course you didn't.
00:27:12It's just...
00:27:13Honey, I just...
00:27:14There's a plan.
00:27:15Um, uh, Barry and Cynthia have written a statement.
00:27:18Hi, is Cynth in Brad?
00:27:19Barry is. Fine.
00:27:21They've written a statement that I'm going to read.
00:27:24I'm gonna go to rehab and everything will be fine.
00:27:26He'll do rehab and then we will spin this whole cop thing of yours.
00:27:29Small town, thirsty cop. Done.
00:27:31It's gonna be fine. Everything.
00:27:33It's... It's all gonna go back to the way it was.
00:27:37No, it's not gonna go back to the way it was.
00:27:40I'm not going back to the way I was.
00:27:43Because, really, I've been living a lie, haven't I?
00:27:46I mean, I'm far more colorful than that, aren't I?
00:27:48Come on, it was a turn of phrase.
00:27:50No, it was a threat, Tag.
00:27:52That was a threat.
00:27:53So, boys, gloves are off now.
00:27:55Your father and I didn't meet in a gallery opening.
00:27:58We met in a bar.
00:28:00What are you doing?
00:28:02What am I doing? I'm ripping the band-aid off.
00:28:04Well, Tom and I met in a bar.
00:28:07I worked in a bar.
00:28:09I, um, I sometimes worked in a hotel.
00:28:11She wants to tell a story from where your mother...
00:28:14Yeah. Oh, yeah. I want to tell this.
00:28:16There weren't a lot of opportunities.
00:28:18And so she had to work.
00:28:20She worked very hard to support herself.
00:28:23Oh, to support my entire family,
00:28:25as I've always had to do, as I still do.
00:28:28But, anyway, back to the point.
00:28:30I was an escort.
00:28:32A very high-end escort.
00:28:33I had sex with men for money.
00:28:36My brother organized the clientele,
00:28:38and your father was one of those men.
00:28:40Fucking gross.
00:28:42Oh, my God.
00:28:50I didn't pay.
00:28:53Come on, Tag.
00:28:54Well, the first time, technically, the first...
00:28:56Yes, you... Did he pay?
00:28:57Yes. You did pay.
00:28:59Three times, three times.
00:29:01All right? And now I pay for everything.
00:29:04What does that matter?
00:29:05What the fuck are you doing? This is our home.
00:29:07No, no, no, I want them to keep filming.
00:29:09Please, please, text, write, do whatever you want,
00:29:11because I'm not living like this.
00:29:13I'm not living in fear of exposure anymore.
00:29:15Do you hear me?
00:29:16I'm not living with your goddamn mess.
00:29:18I'm not cleaning everything up for you.
00:29:20I'm done with your ego.
00:29:21I'm done with your bullshit.
00:29:22I am done.
00:29:23Do you hear me? Done.
00:29:25I'm not taking care of everything
00:29:28for everyone anymore.
00:29:31I'm done.
00:29:33I'm done with living the lie,
00:29:36so there we go.
00:29:39Whew.
00:29:41That feels better.
00:29:51And I will answer any questions
00:29:53that you boys need answered
00:29:55in the kitchen over a cup of tea.
00:30:00And there is a book in this, Enid.
00:30:02I've been working on it,
00:30:04and it's going to be fantastic.
00:30:08Of course there's a book.
00:30:09There's always a fucking book.
00:30:10Holy shit.
00:30:16I need to talk to you.
00:30:20What?
00:30:21Excuse me.
00:30:22She say something about snacks.
00:30:31I'm gonna talk to you for a second, okay?
00:30:33Okay.
00:30:35So, just today your mom told me
00:30:38that she brought three pills out here with her.
00:30:41What pills?
00:30:44They're...
00:30:46They're for euthanasia.
00:30:48What the fuck?
00:30:49I know, I know, I know.
00:30:52Believe me, I know.
00:30:54Honey, honey, listen to me, okay?
00:30:57One of the pills is missing.
00:30:59Mom looked everywhere,
00:31:01and she said she couldn't find it.
00:31:06Just tell him what you told me.
00:31:09Um, I, um...
00:31:12I didn't know until today
00:31:14about the barbiturates that Merritt took.
00:31:17I, um, I brought these three pills with me
00:31:20in my toiletry bag.
00:31:22Um, they were kind of like a security blanket for me
00:31:25in case things got worse quickly.
00:31:29She was very careful with the pills, Officer.
00:31:31She actually kept them separate from the other medications.
00:31:34I had them in this little...
00:31:36Like a little pouch.
00:31:37Pouch, and there were three.
00:31:38But when I checked them...
00:31:42there were only two.
00:31:45And, uh, who else would have access to your medication?
00:31:48Nobody.
00:31:49Uh, anybody.
00:31:50Yeah, anybody at the house.
00:31:52Anybody.
00:31:56What?
00:31:57Uh, roulette.
00:32:01Prescription roulette?
00:32:03Roulette, what's that?
00:32:05His brother Thomas...
00:32:06My brother Thomas, uh, steals pills?
00:32:09He steals pills all the time.
00:32:11What are these pills exactly, Mrs. Saxe?
00:32:15They're pentobarbital.
00:32:17But just one wouldn't have killed her.
00:32:20I would have knocked her out, though.
00:32:22Where did you get these pills?
00:32:28A young man in my cancer support group got them for me.
00:32:31You take three at once.
00:32:39I see.
00:32:40Okay, thank you.
00:32:41Yes, thank you so much for your time.
00:32:43Thank you very much.
00:32:48It's okay, Mom.
00:32:50It's not your fault.
00:32:53It's not your fault.
00:32:56You asshole.
00:32:58You steal pills from my dying mother,
00:33:00you give them to my best friend,
00:33:02and she fucking dies?
00:33:04What?
00:33:05Do you have any idea what a monumental piece of shit you are?
00:33:07What did he do? What did you do?
00:33:09I'm talking about prescription roulette,
00:33:11you pill-popping boarding school fucks.
00:33:13Okay, okay, hey, hey, hey.
00:33:15Thomas, we'd like to talk to you.
00:33:17Why don't you come to the station with us?
00:33:18Cool, gladly. Let's go.
00:33:20Just keep this fucking nutcase away from me.
00:33:25Yeah, I got it.
00:33:28What did he do?
00:33:29Your husband's a fucking asshole.
00:33:31Hey.
00:33:41How are you doing?
00:33:45I'll never get to see her again.
00:33:50I'll never get to talk to her.
00:33:56I'll never get to tell her what a piece of shit I am.
00:33:59Hey, don't say that about yourself.
00:34:06I can't help thinking that somehow I'm to blame for all of this.
00:34:13You know, I knew how sick your mom was,
00:34:17I knew how unsure you were,
00:34:19but still I proposed to you.
00:34:23And then, you know, after you and...
00:34:28I really wanted to label you
00:34:31women who lied to me.
00:34:35But the truth is, you're so many good things too.
00:34:40You know, you're women who inspired me,
00:34:43women who made me laugh so much I choked on my beer.
00:34:47Women who I really, truly fucking loved.
00:34:59You probably don't want this, right?
00:35:02You should probably leave it here.
00:35:06Okay.
00:35:11I'll let you get back to it.
00:35:13I'll let you get back to it.
00:35:43Okay.
00:36:11Nice.
00:36:14Yes, I took her pill.
00:36:17I take pills from everyone. Is that a crime?
00:36:20Yes.
00:36:22Oh.
00:36:28Well, I didn't do anything with it, so...
00:36:30Well, maybe Merritt did after you gave it to her.
00:36:32Why would I give it to Merritt? I thought it was an oxy.
00:36:37I kept it for myself.
00:36:39Okay, then what'd you do with it? Where'd you put it?
00:36:41I don't know.
00:36:45See, she died on your parents' property.
00:36:49And if we can prove the pentobarbital entered her bloodstream
00:36:53because of your negligence, well, not only could you be liable,
00:36:57your parents could be too.
00:36:59And I can't imagine there won't be a civil suit,
00:37:02especially if she has any relatives who could use a few extra bucks.
00:37:05You'd be surprised how quickly people get real sad
00:37:11about an estranged cousin or a dead niece
00:37:15once they find out she's worth a couple of mil.
00:37:19Hmm.
00:37:24Isabel.
00:37:26What?
00:37:27Oh, fuck.
00:37:29What?
00:37:31What about Isabel?
00:37:33Fuck.
00:37:34Yeah, this is all my fucking fault, guys.
00:37:37So, my dad got Merritt a little bit, uh, pregnant.
00:37:43And then she wanted to keep it, okay?
00:37:46So, I did what any good son would do,
00:37:49and I just tried to see if I could make that situation just go away.
00:37:59So, here's what I did.
00:38:07I took my grandfather's gun.
00:38:09What?
00:38:10And I found Merritt on the beach.
00:38:12Later.
00:38:13Just listen.
00:38:15Oh, God.
00:38:18So, I was gonna just scare her a little bit,
00:38:22just tell her, hey, get rid of it, you know?
00:38:27But then, I felt bad, so...
00:38:32Oh, fuck.
00:38:33Oh, fuck.
00:38:35Are you crazy?
00:38:37No.
00:38:38You've got a gun.
00:38:39She is gonna fuck everything up.
00:38:44She's a stupid girl in love.
00:38:48Poor thing.
00:38:49It's not going to end well for her.
00:38:53That's for sure.
00:38:57I just decided to go home to bed.
00:39:03I'm telling you, it was her.
00:39:06She's always in my stash.
00:39:08And she just had a drink with Merritt.
00:39:10Yeah, but why would Isabel want to murder Merritt?
00:39:13Money.
00:39:15It was money, duh.
00:39:18Look, I owe her, like, two, two and a half million.
00:39:23She knows that I'm gonna get my trust fund
00:39:26when the youngest sibling turns 18.
00:39:29That's Will.
00:39:30Now, if my dad and Merritt had a kid,
00:39:34the trust automatically resets,
00:39:37and no one gets access to the money for another 18 years.
00:39:42Plus, we gotta split it four ways instead of three.
00:39:45So, you do the math, genius.
00:39:50Two and a half million dollars.
00:39:53I might kill for that.
00:40:00I'll just grab my phone.
00:40:02And a Coke, whenever you guys get a sec.
00:40:09Lousy conker.
00:40:11Are you some fucking morons?
00:40:16This is your evidence?
00:40:19You drag me down here like a criminal
00:40:22because I indulge in a Xanax with my wife, my Chablis?
00:40:31Oh, you sniff around every corner.
00:40:37Except the right one,
00:40:39while the rest of us sit around reading airport books.
00:40:46The right one?
00:40:48You said we're sniffing around every corner,
00:40:50but the right one, so...
00:40:52What I'm trying to say is, why would I kill for money?
00:40:58Look at me.
00:41:00Really.
00:41:04I gave Thomas some money.
00:41:08I gave him a lot of money.
00:41:10But anybody who expects to be paid back by someone like him
00:41:17is an idiot.
00:41:19No? Hmm?
00:41:21Beautiful women don't kill for money.
00:41:23They don't kill for sex.
00:41:25They can have these things anytime they want.
00:41:28Women kill for power, for position,
00:41:31to put a man in his place.
00:41:35Is that what you were doing?
00:41:37Putting Tag in his place?
00:41:39Me?
00:41:41I was not even there when she died.
00:41:44So where were you?
00:41:48The driver said they were both wicked smashed.
00:41:51And he picked them up from the Windbury house?
00:41:53Yeah.
00:41:54Gave them a ride over to the Sand Dollar.
00:41:59Looks like they couldn't wait.
00:42:18Hey, can you guys, um, look at this maid interview with me?
00:42:28Mrs. Abbey?
00:42:30I don't work for her, but still she orders me.
00:42:34Last night Mr. Thomas didn't even sleep in the bed.
00:42:38Okay, Abbey has told me that Thomas did sleep in bed.
00:42:43Mrs. Abbey has told me that Thomas did sleep in bed.
00:42:46Yeah, and we just confirmed that
00:42:48Isabelle and Thomas were at the Sand Dollar Hotel.
00:42:51It didn't look like he was gonna go home to his wife.
00:42:53Yeah, but she clearly lied.
00:42:56She could be embarrassed that her husband's having an affair.
00:43:00Well, no, it's bigger than that.
00:43:03It's, okay, wait, there's more.
00:43:05But still, wash my sheets, Gosha.
00:43:09Wash my pajamas, Gosha.
00:43:11Wash my water glass, Gosha.
00:43:14Wash my water glass, Gosha.
00:43:16Use very hot water, Gosha.
00:43:22I told her I washed the glass.
00:43:28But I didn't wash the glass.
00:43:32So, the morning that they found the body,
00:43:36I was talking to Abbey in the kitchen
00:43:38and she was washing a glass.
00:43:40And she seemed very nervous.
00:43:52Could that be the glass the puppeteer was in?
00:43:56The motive Thomas laid out makes the most sense.
00:44:00Why?
00:44:01Because with these kind of people, it's always about the money.
00:44:04Right.
00:44:05So, forensics won't find anything on the glass.
00:44:08What about that substance on the hair shaft?
00:44:11Tallow, was it?
00:44:21Fuck me.
00:44:25Is this even an arrest?
00:44:28Uh, hey, am I actually under arrest?
00:44:31Am I under arrest?
00:44:33Or can I go get something to eat?
00:44:35Could somebody call my wife?
00:44:39Uh...
00:44:42My sorority sister's mother-in-law is like this Korean cosmetics magnate.
00:44:47Her skin is amazing.
00:44:49It's because over there you're allowed to use like baby force skin and cow placenta.
00:44:54So unfair.
00:45:02Hi.
00:45:03Hi.
00:45:05Oh, he's almost done processing, just finishing up some paperwork.
00:45:09Oh, good.
00:45:10I think we've had enough of the air freshener smell.
00:45:13Oh, yeah.
00:45:14Mine was yogurt.
00:45:16Oh, just someone opened a Yoplait within 50 yards of me and I'm just...
00:45:26Um, so...
00:45:28Yeah, so...
00:45:31Did you know that Isabel Nele loaned Thomas money?
00:45:37I knew that he was managing her investments, but if that's what she calls a loan, okay.
00:45:43No, no, actually, he called it a loan, but yeah, I guess he owes her like over two million dollars.
00:45:50I don't get super involved in her finances.
00:45:54She takes pills from him.
00:45:56She's like always in his stash.
00:45:57Jesus.
00:45:58She's always into everything.
00:46:00Tom's meds, Tag's whiskey, Greer's marriage.
00:46:05You think Isabel was messing around with Tag?
00:46:07I think she'll take whatever dick she can still get.
00:46:10If that dick happens to be attached to someone else's husband, it's home peep.
00:46:15Wow, yeah.
00:46:17Yeah, she's...
00:46:19The only term my mother would use is loose.
00:46:23Well, I don't believe in slut shaming, but there's no way she's tight.
00:46:32Yeah, ladies lock up your husbands, right?
00:46:35Well, it's a good thing you guys came to bed that night.
00:46:38Thomas?
00:46:39Yeah?
00:46:40Hi, babe.
00:46:41Oh, there he is.
00:46:43Yeah, yeah, the other day you said you went to bed at 10.30, you woke up a couple times,
00:46:49and one of the times was when he came to bed.
00:46:52Mm-hmm.
00:46:53Yeah.
00:46:54Right, okay.
00:46:55Okay.
00:46:56Well, good to see you.
00:46:57Ready?
00:46:58Yeah, let's get the fuck out of here.
00:46:59This thing's a fucking bacon.
00:47:01Okay.
00:47:03They didn't give me anything to eat all day.
00:47:06Can you fucking believe that?
00:47:09Okay.
00:47:18So I'm sitting there across from these two cops, and they're just floundering, you know?
00:47:23They're just playing dead.
00:47:24There's nothing going on.
00:47:26And it's so obvious to me that it was Isabel, because it's the trust fund money.
00:47:33Right.
00:47:34And you're about to turn 18.
00:47:35What is he talking about?
00:47:36It's...
00:47:37Oh.
00:47:38So Thomas was banking on the trust fund being released so he could reimburse Isabel the
00:47:42money that she loaned him.
00:47:44But that can only happen when Will turns 18, which is in like a few weeks.
00:47:50Will, when's your birthday?
00:47:51August 9th.
00:47:52Yeah.
00:47:53So...
00:47:54Why doesn't he know that?
00:47:55With Merit's condition...
00:47:58Because she was pregnant?
00:47:59Right.
00:48:00That would delay the trust?
00:48:03By 18 years.
00:48:04And the baby would be the youngest Winbury, so...
00:48:11So it was all about money.
00:48:17Forgive the intrusion, Mrs. Winbury.
00:48:20We have to conduct another sweep of the property.
00:48:23Abby Stokes Winbury, you're under arrest for the murder of Merrick Monaco.
00:48:28What?
00:48:29You have the right to remain silent.
00:48:31Anything you say can and will...
00:48:32You can't be serious.
00:48:33...be used against you in a court of law.
00:48:35You have the right to talk to a lawyer.
00:48:37Yeah, I do.
00:48:38Call the lawyer, Tom.
00:48:39And have him or her present with you while you are being questioned.
00:48:43I can't go to jail.
00:48:44I'm pregnant.
00:48:46Yeah, that's not a thing.
00:48:48If you can and afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before
00:48:52any questioning.
00:48:53If you will...
00:48:54Tom, do something for once in your fucking life!
00:48:56You can decide at any time to exercise his right to not answer any questions...
00:49:04Fuck.
00:49:21Fuck.
00:49:33Fuck.
00:49:39Hi.
00:49:41Oh.
00:49:42Hi.
00:49:43Brought you some cold press.
00:49:45Oh, thanks.
00:49:56I cut my foot.
00:49:57Oh, no.
00:50:04Men are such assholes.
00:50:06Yeah, tell me about it.
00:50:09You can't trust them not to cheat.
00:50:11You can't trust them not to lie.
00:50:16You really can't trust them to just get the job done.
00:50:20You know?
00:50:24It's true, if you want something done right, you just have to do it yourself.
00:50:34I bet a woman said that.
00:50:38It's been helping me to have a cool swim before bed.
00:50:44You wanna?
00:50:46Yeah.
00:50:51Why not?
00:51:03Why not?
00:51:34Fuck.
00:52:00Do you understand your rights as I have explained?
00:52:02No, I don't!
00:52:06You have the right to remain silent.
00:52:09The right to remain silent.
00:52:12Anything you say can and will be used against you...
00:52:15Oh, shit!
00:52:18Clear!
00:52:20Fuck.
00:52:31The fuck?
00:52:34Mrs. Winbury, would you turn to your right side, please?
00:52:40And to your left.
00:52:45Back to the front.
00:52:50Are we done?
00:52:52Yes, you can step off.
00:53:12You know, it's funny.
00:53:15It never occurred to me.
00:53:16It never occurred to me.
00:53:19Not even once.
00:53:23That you might actually leave me.
00:53:25Leave me.
00:53:45You stay here.
00:53:48I was gonna ride the next one from the city anyway.
00:53:56You're gonna kill it.
00:54:07I know.
00:54:25Fuck.
00:54:56Sorry.
00:55:10Where is Thomas?
00:55:11In the house, I think.
00:55:13Chloe, come on, give me back my phone.
00:55:15Give it back.
00:55:16Wait, wait, wait.
00:55:17What?
00:55:18It's a really cool Instagram filter.
00:55:19Oh, my God.
00:55:20Instagram filter?
00:55:21Are you crazy?
00:55:22You're just like everyone else in our generation.
00:55:24All you wanna do...
00:55:25You know what?
00:55:26I am pretty cool, actually.
00:55:27I did it out of pure luck.
00:55:28I'm inside.
00:55:29I did it out of my drive.
00:55:31I'm inside.
00:55:32I'm inside.
00:55:33I'm inside.
00:55:34I'm inside.
00:55:35I'm inside.
00:55:36I'm inside.
00:55:37I'm inside.
00:55:38I'm inside.
00:55:39I'm inside.
00:55:40I'm inside.
00:55:42Mr. Tag.
00:55:55Thomas!
00:55:56Thomas!
00:55:57You son of a bitch.
00:55:58What did you tell your friends?
00:56:01Huh?
00:56:02What did you tell them about me?
00:56:03Isabelle, I can't speak French, honey.
00:56:05But I'm telling you...
00:56:06Well, you better learn, maybe.
00:56:07It's not what you think.
00:56:08All right.
00:56:09Shit.
00:56:10You are such a liar!
00:56:11No, it was...
00:56:12Coward!
00:56:13It was the fucking pass!
00:56:14You are such a liar!
00:56:15They put words in my mouth!
00:56:16My God!
00:56:17My favorite.
00:56:39Right.
00:56:40He loves it.
00:56:43Good job, son.
00:56:45Good job, Elizabeth.
00:56:47Thanks.
00:56:50Don't be scared.
00:56:51I got you, I promise, okay?
00:56:52Okay.
00:56:53Animals can sense fear,
00:56:55so you gotta project confidence, okay?
00:56:57Yeah.
00:56:58Okay?
00:56:59Don't be scared.
00:57:00There you go.
00:57:01Good, good, good.
00:57:02You're a hard person to find.
00:57:08Hi.
00:57:10Hi.
00:57:12Oh, my God.
00:57:15Not hard enough, I guess.
00:57:18What are you doing here?
00:57:19I came to find you.
00:57:22Oh, I'm in London meeting with my publishers,
00:57:24and I've written something, something new.
00:57:27But I'm not giving it to them without your blessing.
00:57:34You want me to read your new book?
00:57:36I think you can love it.
00:57:38It's about you.
00:57:42About me?
00:57:44Yes, it is.
00:57:49You look terrified.
00:57:50You don't have to be.
00:58:03I'm sorry, I just...
00:58:06I thought you were happy to get rid of me.
00:58:08Oh, I was.
00:58:10I was dreadfully angry at you.
00:58:13But then I started thinking about things,
00:58:15and I realized...
00:58:22I was jealous.
00:58:25Anyway, I've written it all down,
00:58:26as a good writer should do,
00:58:27so give it a read,
00:58:29and if you don't hate it, give me a call.
00:58:31We can have some dinner.
00:58:33I hope you call.
00:58:34I'd love to see you.
00:58:57How's Sophie doing?
00:58:58Good.
00:58:59Yeah?
00:59:00You guys want to feed him?
00:59:01Yeah.
00:59:02Yeah, okay.
00:59:31Well, it must be illegal
00:59:33It must be illegal
00:59:35So call us criminals
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