What are you doing?
- Hey. - Hey.
Um, my sister's coming.
Oh, all right.
The judgmental one or the pretty one?
They're the same sister.
Right, right.
Well, I always liked her. I think the feeling was mutual,
- so I'm gonna talk you up, girl. - Oh, yeah?
Yeah, I'm gonna make you look awesome.
Okay, just in case it comes up,
- but I'm sure that it won't... - Mm-hmm.
She hates you now.
- She what? - We gotta go.
Hold on.
What are you talking about?
We gotta go.
Wha... I'm loveable.
Hey, you're gonna miss your bus.
- Who got popped? - A kid who missed his bus.
Man!
Uh, this isn't one of us. This is Bobby Trent's car.
You know, that sleaze bag videographer.
Yeah.
.22's his, but this is no suicide.
The entry wound is in the center of his face.
And there's no contact wound.
People don't wanna see it coming.
He's got half a dozen puncture wounds.
Shallow, sporadic. It's overkill.
We talked to one of Bobby's stringers,
who was out here shooting crime scenes last night.
He didn't know if Bobby was working
but there were three shootings in the area,
- so he might have been. - Oh, look, the car's a crime scene.
I don't want anyone else near it until it's towed.
Hey, you and Ruzek canvas the area. See if anyone's willing to talk to us.
- Yeah. - And confirm whether or not
Bobby was working. If he wasn't, what the hell was he doing here?
Right.
- Yo, Sarge. - Yeah?
Bobby's daughter was actually the one who found him.
- Uh-uh. - Her name is Margot.
Says she's not leaving till she talks to whoever's in charge.
Huh.
Margot?
Hey, can you give us a minute, please?
Hi, Margot. I'm Sergeant Hank Voight with the Intelligence unit.
One of my officers said you wanted to talk to me.
Yeah, um, do you know my dad?
Not well.
Most cops hate that he films what he films.
They don't think he's worth much.
Listen, your father was just doing his job.
My job is to find out what happened to him.
I've been working for him.
This morning, I was logging footage
and I knew something was wrong.
We all share our locations for work.
And he said he was here.
I thought he must be working a scene.
And why'd you know something must be wrong?
Because I didn't have access.
His computer, our servers... it was all down.
Clear.
Well, someone did not like Bobby Trent.
Everything electronic is destroyed.
There's gonna be nothing left but dust.
I think that's the point.
Somebody wanted everything gone.
Got something.
All we have is a video file. No audio at all.
They have no idea they're being filmed.
Maybe Bobby got off on this.
Or maybe this is what got him killed.
Synced & corrected by kinglouisxx www.addic7ed.com
Bobby Trent, 41 years old.
Was a freelance videographer at crime scenes.
Sold footage to all the major news affiliates.
He was found at 6:12 a.m.
Single .22 caliber gunshot to the face.
Ballistics match Bobby's gun.
Estimated time of death between 10:30 and midnight.
The ME thinks that the seven puncture wounds
to Bobby's chest and stomach came after the shot.
They're very in depth, but they're all with the same blade.
Small, shallow. Swiss Army knife, something similar.
His phone locations show he left his loft,
drove straight there, arrived at 10:21 p.m.,
but the closest crime scene is three blocks away.
And forensics has no trace evidence to work with.
No prints on the gun. Offender likely
- wore gloves, so... - We're working backwards.
Yeah, in a very large pool.
I mean, think about it. Bobby made all of his money
profiting off of death, so naturally, he racked up enemies.
Victims, victims' families, news affiliates
- sending him hate mail. - There's also four ex-wives.
He's not on speaking terms with any of them.
Five restraining orders filed in the past two years
and a history of drugs and alcohol.
Speed, cocaine.
He's been in and out of NA for a decade.
Huh, right, and our video?
There's no ID on the woman. I'm enhancing the footage
to get a better image, so hopefully we'll get a pop.
The guy, he's a total no go.
He never looks directly at the camera,
he's got no defining characteristics, as far as I can tell.
Well, every other drive in Bobby's house was destroyed.
And most of his personal files are nixed,
but he did back up a lot of footage on his iCloud.
- Mama! - Go inside, baby!
- What happened? - Go inside. I'm okay.
I'm okay, go inside.
- Run, baby, run, go inside. - No, stop, Mom!
- What happened? - God.
No, Mama, you can't! Please!
No!
- Hank? - Yeah?
Um, Margot Trent's here.
Okay, we all know who this guy is.
We all crossed paths with him.
Doesn't matter. He's still a victim with a kid downstairs.
Lindsay.
No, no, I've never seen her.
You have any idea why your dad would hide footage?
Had he done that before?
I don't think so.
And would he have a reason to?
He could be paranoid sometimes.
What was he paranoid about?
Ah... maybe paranoid's the wrong word.
He was careful.
What about a girlfriend?
I don't... I don't know.
You never saw him with anybody?
I only just got back in touch with him six months ago.
If he had a girlfriend, I wouldn't be the one
to know about it.
- Okay, who would be? - No one.
He didn't have people like that.
I grew up eight miles from him.
I would send him letters, school projects, photos, try and call.
He'd FedEx me a present on my birthday.
I was his own daughter, and I didn't even know him.
Oh, come on.
Excuse me, are you Sergeant Trudy Platt?
Yeah, that's me.
I'm Nicole Silver, Kim Burgess' sister.
I've heard a lot about you.
Well, you know, Kim... Kim can exaggerate.
Oh, I doubt that.
I just wanna thank you.
She always says how much you taught her, how you helped
her get into Intelligence. It's just nice to know
that there's someone looking out for her here.
Sh... she said this?
Yeah.
Well, hey, let me show you upstairs.
- You want some coffee? - Thanks.
Hey, Burgess, look who's here.
- Hey! - Hey!
I told you to call me when you got here.
- It was so nice to meet you, Nicole. - You too.
Have a great day.
Nicole, hey.
How are you?
How you doing?
Hey.
I was...
- It's Adam, remember? - Yeah.
I last saw you at your husband's birthday.
Oh, I remember you. I had your engagement photo
pinned to my fridge for eight months.
Let's go get coffee.
- We're gonna get coffee. - Sure, okay.
So out of all the hate mail that I ran through
from Bobby's news affiliates, one popped.
Gangbanger from the West Side named AJ Hines.
He used to live three blocks away from where we found Bobby.
I've caught him on two crime scenes and mouthing off.
All the hate on social media's pretty loud.
He actually put a hit out on Bobby on Facebook
like four months ago.
Huh, you got an address?
No, he moved, and I can't confirm the new address, but
AJHin0300 is snapchatting the hell out of Michigan Avenue.
Wanna go get him?
- Yes, please. - Let's do it.
Blue skull cap, right in front of you.
AJ Hines.
What? What you looking for?
I'm looking for you, dawg.
Hey, hey, hey!
5021 Ida, emergency. Plainclothes officers
in pursuit of an offender. Male, black.
Stop!
- Chicago PD! - You all right, sir? You all right?
- Yeah, I'm fine. - Security, you got this?
Yeah.
Hey!
AJ!
AJ, come on, man.
- No! - I'll get you, I swear.
Hey!
Stay down!
Get your hands up there, yeah.
Whoa, Bobby Trent?
That's why I'm here?
I got zero clue about what happened to him.
You know, it makes it a lot harder
to believe that when you run.
I ran because I haven't been paying spousal support.
- Mm-hmm. - I ain't about to go to jail
- for that bitch. - So you had zero clue, huh?
Then how do you explain this?
'Cause on Facebook,
looks like you got a lot of beef with Bobby Trent.
Hell yeah, we got beef.
It was justified.
Bobby was a vulture,
white guy coming into our neighborhood,
making cash off our dead.
I was doing a public service checking him.
But that beef's over.
How's that?
I been working with Bobby.
He hired me to shoot the West Side a couple months ago.
So a little bit of money and that righteousness just
goes right out the window, huh?
No, I came around to his way of thinking.
Your neighborhood's going up in flames,
the least you can do is make the rest of the world
look it in the eye,
and, yeah, the money wasn't bad.
Sarge?
So facial recognition IDed the woman in the video.
Her name is Sarah Jaines.
She was arrested a few years ago for trespassing.
- Well, you got an address? - Yeah, like, 20 of them.
Full name is Sarah Jaines-Huntley.
- Huntley, as in... - Mm-hmm, owns
- half of Chicago, Huntley. - Hmm.
I'll notify the Huntleys.
- You can wait in here. - Thank you.
Hmm.
Are you the police?
You're here about Sarah, aren't you?
Is she dead?
I'm Jessica Huntley. What's going on here?
I'm Hank Voight. This is Detective Alvin Olinsky.
We're looking for your daughter, Sarah.
Our daughter doesn't live here anymore.
What's wrong with Sarah?
Just trying to find her.
So where's she living now?
We don't know.
You're gonna have to elaborate.
Sarah's an addict, has been for a very long time.
Last year, we took our therapist's advice
- and cut her off. - Okay.
You know how I can get ahold of her?
No, we have no contact.
Hmm, not even a cell phone? Security?
No one's been keeping tabs on her?
We severed all ties.
Tough love, it's what they told us to do.
Do any of you know a man named Bobby Trent?
No, no, I don't.
Should I?
Is our daughter in trouble?
- We're not sure yet. - Yes, they are.
She is.
Sarah Jaines-Huntley, 30.
She spent a year at a very prestigious college,
and then spent a lot of time in and out of very
expensive rehab facilities.
There is nothing to cross her with Bobby except maybe the drugs.
This guy has one file hidden in the middle of his wall,
and it just so happens to be the daughter
of one of the wealthiest men in Chicago?
My money's on Bobby was stalking her.
He found out who she was. He started following her.
Well, I am pulling up zero.
There's no current address for Sarah Huntley or Jaines,
and nothing to date appears online.
There's no social media, no car, no bank account,
no credit cards. This girl's a ghost.
Thank you very much.
All right, so the last cell phone that Sarah Jaines
had was cut off six months ago because of failed payments.
Now, the records show that she was sticking to Humboldt Park.
The cell was hitting towers in Humboldt Park every day,
but once a week in Rogers Park.
Rogers Park? Bobby was driving out there for NA meetings.
Take it.
Yo, Sarge, you got a sec?
Yeah, come on in.
Check this out.
This is the little girl that Bobby recoded at the crime scene.
My dad said it was 'cause he had the wrong friends,
but I looked it up.
He was driving some car when some guy got shot.
Her name is Taja Bowes.
Bobby interviewed her here, and then again and again.
Right here, she's talking about losing her mom,
her dad in prison, the neighborhood, but he's got, like, over 30 hours on it.
I mean, I don't know if it's gonna mean anything.
- No, it's good, chase it. - Yeah.
- Good. - Copy.
Sarah Huntley?
I'm sorry, people you meet here die,
but they don't get killed. I just, um...
It's okay.
We just need to get some background on Bobby.
- Yeah. - How'd you meet?
Um, here, we met here.
Were you guys friends?
Um, we'd smoke after meetings sometimes.
I liked him.
Sarah, I need to show you something.
We found this in Bobby's belongings.
What... He was stalking me?
We don't know.
This is all that we found, but he hid this.
You didn't know that he was filming you?
No.
Why would he be filming me?
Did he ever show any romantic interest?
No.
Okay, who's the guy in the video?
That's my ex, Stephen Childs.
They teach you to make amends.
That's me doing a poor-ass version of that.
It looks pretty heated for amends.
Yeah, well, drugs aren't loyal.
They screw you and they screw everyone you love.
Apologizing doesn't mean you get forgiveness.
Do you mind giving us some info in case we have to contact you?
You called me Sarah Huntley.
Did you see my family?
It seemed like they really missed you.
I'm saying we do a different pizza every week.
This week, Pizano's, next week, Pequod's.
That way, we won't get sick of it.
Your arteries will get sick of it.
No, I'm with you, Zo, pizza once a week, easy.
Okay, so we'll do it every Friday.
I mean, for as long as we're down here.
What does she mean, "as long as we're down here"?
Come on, pizza's getting cold.
Nicole.
Zoe and I are staying here for a while.
Me and Jordan, we're getting divorced.
- What? - It's for the best.
I mean, everything's fine.
What happened?
Just decided a couple months ago,
and we don't need to get into details now.
But you always tell me everything's fine.
Yeah, well, you don't tell me everything.
But this is a big thing not to tell...
Kim, I don't want to get into it now.
I can't.
I just wanna hang out with my sister and my friends
for the weekend and have fun.
That's all, okay?
Everything's fine.
The guy in the video is Stephen Childs,
Sarah's ex. He's 35.
No priors. Works as an art curator.
He's abroad, currently, but we're tracking him down.
I got Bobby's financials.
So this month, Bobby made three cash deposits
into his bank account in three days.
Each just shy of 10 grand. Last month was the same thing.
Most a new affiliate ever paid Bobby for his footage
- was 1,200 bucks. - Someone's paying him off.
Run with it.
Track the dates of the payments with his email
and phone records, and dig into Stephen's financials,
see if it came from him.
Hey, uh, computer forensics is done with the video.
You guys wanna see some high tech work?
You guys take it. I'll hang back.
Your drive wasn't used much.
The past three months, it only ever had two files on it.
- Two, huh? - Yep.
There was a second file, someone removed it manually
two days ago at 9:54 p.m.
Can't tell you much about it, though. Thing's in the ether now,
never had an extension, but it wasn't very big.
Now keep your eye on that SUV.
There.
Damn, that's her dad.
Huh, well, Sarah's lying.
Everybody is.
Thanks.
Sarah's in the wind.
Patrol went to the address she gave us, and she cleared out.
The second file on that drive has gotta be our missing piece.
Bobby removed it from the drive an hour before he died.
So if it's another interaction with her dad,
or a continuation of what's on the video,
Bobby could've been using it to blackmail.
Yeah, blackmail for what?
Maybe he follows her, he roughs her up, uses with her.
We gotta bring him in to find out.
No, you don't bring a man like that in to chat.
I mean, you know, you'll get nothing, and,
while you're chatting, his team is scrubbing any evidence.
So find Sarah first, okay?
Tap into cameras, circulate her photo,
get every copper on the street looking for her.
And get a subpoena on Calvin's financials,
but make sure it includes a directive not to disclose,
- you understand? - Yeah.
Till we know what's on that second file, we step light.
Find her.
- Yo, Sarge. - Yeah.
DCFS tracked down the little girl that Bobby recorded, Taja Bowes.
She lives in a foster home in Garfield Park.
- You and me. - Yeah, let's go.
So you're police officers?
Yes, we are. I'm Kevin.
- This is my sergeant, Hank Voight. - Hi.
And we were hoping you could help us out a little bit, Taja.
- You know Bobby Trent, right? - Yeah, he...
He filmed my mom dying, then he did a documentary on me.
He did a documentary on you?
- Yeah, I play the piano. - Wow.
Do remember the last time you saw Bobby?
Uh, Tuesday. He comes to my rehearsals.
Did he say anything that seemed different,
or did he seem different?
- He still seemed kind of sad. - Why is that?
He told me he got his heart broken.
It was a couple months ago, but I don't think
that stuff goes away right away. That help?
That does help.
Thank you, Taja.
I know who Bobby was.
What his job was.
She takes piano lessons with the $2.00 checks
that her dad makes working in prison,
but when you hear her, Bobby said it gave him
a little bit of light.
Sarge, we got something on Sarah.
- Thank you very much. - Thank you.
So I pulled all the traffic cameras
within a mile radius of Sarah's apartment.
Pods caught her getting picked up three blocks from her place
in a black town car, no less.
Followed the cameras all the way here.
She's staying in the Kaminsky suite.
- Hi. - Let me guess, you have
a couple of follow up questions.
Penthouse suite. Big upgrade.
- My dad booked it. - Well, yeah, we figured.
Why?
I told you that I'm making amends,
so my dad's gonna let me come home.
We were meeting to talk.
Or maybe you called him for help?
We know someone was paying Bobby off.
Were you and Bobby blackmailing your dad?
What? No.
No, of course not.
Sarah, you and your dad both lied to us.
That's him in the video. That's not your ex.
Oh, I'm sorry, I... I thought that was Stephen.
I... I've been to this park with Stephen before.
I forgot that I took my dad there.
Look, I didn't know Bobby was filming me.
Why do you think that I'm lying to you?
Because I'm an addict?
No, but it makes you good at it.
Look, I've apologized to a hell of a lot of people.
I-I thought that was Stephen.
No, you didn't.
And Bobby wasn't just your buddy from meetings.
You broke his heart.
No, I-I-I didn't think that that was worth mentioning.
Just... Look, we fell into bed a few times, it...
We were both desperate and trying to get clean.
- It burned out quick. - Sarah, you lied to us then,
and you're lying to us now.
Four hours after we spoke, you packed up and you moved
to a suite that your dad paid for.
You think we're just gonna believe that that's a coincidence?
Were you and Bobby blackmailing your dad?
No, no! Look, I'm sorry,
I don't know what to tell you, but I...
After you showed up, yes, I called my dad
because I was scared.
We can hold you for 48 hours.
Get comfortable.
Well, there's nothing in Sarah's financials
that suggests that she got paid out.
Bobby's phone records match her story.
They stopped talking three months ago.
One month later, blackmail payments get started.
Well, she and the Huntleys confirmed that she was cut off
a year ago, which financially checks out,
but they sent Sarah to live with her mother's distant cousin,
so she hasn't lived with the family since she was a kid.
Well, they're a family of means; maybe that's how they parent.
Yeah, but it's not how they parented her brother.
He went to school three blocks from the house,
and her therapy/rehab didn't start till she was 19.
They iced her out way before that.
Okay. That's the ME's office.
They need us down there right now.
Yeah.
Found it when we cut him open.
Luckily hadn't gotten too far into his stomach.
When you die, your stomach's still digesting.
Gut bacteria actually starts to eat you,
but it hadn't gotten that far.
I'm sorry, you found what?
Your boy swallowed it right before he was shot.
All right, now whoever killed him was looking for this.
This is our second file.
Well, it's not a video file. It's audio.
It's 46 seconds. That's the exact same length.
What he hell do you want from me?
What do I want? For you to apologize.
For you to even admit that you did something...
- That was long time ago. - Not to me.
- Sarah... - Not to me, it wasn't!
What you did...
- I was sick! - No, you don't get to say that.
- Calm down, you're in a public place. - I don't care.
I don't have to calm down. You won't even admit...
I admitted to you that I was sick!
- That's not sick! - Stop it.
You raped me.
I was nine.
You're my dad. You're supposed to protect me.
Calm down, I'm sorry, okay? I'm sorry, I apologize.
What do you want from me?
- I was sick! - No, you don't get to say that.
Calm down, you're in a public place.
I don't care. I don't have to calm down.
You won't even admit...
I admitted to you that I was sick!
- That's not sick! - Turn it off.
- Stop it. - You raped me.
Sarah...
I understand why you didn't wanna tell us
what was on this video, and I'm so sorry...
But you've gotta understand that, from where I'm sitting,
this is enough for Bobby to blackmail your father.
If that's what he was doing, I didn't know.
If you didn't know he was filming you, okay, fine.
But the minute that I showed you this video,
you knew what it was, and you had to know
that Bobby was using it to blackmail your dad.
That's why you called your dad as soon as we left.
Bobby shouldn't have filmed it.
If I'd known he was gonna film it, I would've...
You would've what?
Sarah, this video...
This ruins your family business.
This is worth millions of dollars.
This is motive.
I don't know anything.
I mean, I can take another run at her,
but I don't know that we're gonna crack through
whatever loyalty or fear he built in her without more.
Then we move without her.
Bobby's sleeping with Sarah, he finds out who she really is
and what happened.
He convinces her to confront her father,
films the whole thing without her knowledge,
and then he goes to shake Calvin down.
He reaches too high, and Calvin takes care of him.
We don't have evidence for that in Calvin's financials,
not yet. I mean, we're trying,
but the company's got over 300 accounts.
We got the guy on tape admitting
- that he raped his daughter. - All right, bring him in,
but you all understand what this'll be.
We can't have 99.9.
I mean, we need 100%.
Yeah.
Jay.
Trouble at home?
No, we're just working some stuff out.
I heard all that before. I'm done with that now.
I want both you, so clear it up, get back to doing your job,
or you're gone. You understand?
Yeah.
My client will not answer any questions regarding any
allegations or any appearance of a confession on a video tape.
As a show of faith, however, he is willing to speak
on his relationship with Bobby Trent, but, be aware,
I will shut you down the moment you make any attempts...
Yeah, are we about done here?
Yeah, go ahead.
So we're operating on faith here, Cal?
Go ahead.
Tell me what you want me to know.
Bobby sent me the tape two months ago with a note
saying the audio would be released if I didn't pay.
I paid. He wanted more. I paid again.
See, I know where you grew up.
I came out of Cicero.
Know what we used to call you guys?
Junkyard dogs.
Yeah, we'd ask "How are you?"
You'd say, "Why the hell you wanna know?"
See, I'm guessing for a guy like you,
even after all these years being under someone's thumb,
it just felt wrong.
- I would've kept paying. - Mm-mm.
Yeah, if the footage was released...
Now your family business earns, what, 600 mil a year?
And its CEO is being accused of raping
- his nine-year-old daughter. - All right, that's it.
My client is not gonna sit here and listen to any more of this.
That's enough. Do you hear me?
- Enough. - No.
I never heard from Bobby after the second payment.
I'm happy to share all our correspondence with you.
Thursday night, I was with my wife,
and my friend Miles, a junkyard dog,
will confirm that.
All right.
You keep smiling, Cal.
You know, the nice thing about my job,
no matter how much money you have,
I land every killer in the exact same place.
You say so.
His lawyer's playing it right.
Even if Sarah gave you a statement for the rape,
which would've been necessary for a charge,
the abuse occurred 22 years ago in a state
with a statute of limitations that's 20.
You have to get him on the murder.
Oh, Calvin's financials show that his assistant withdrew
the 60 grand from Calvin's son's college fund
and FedExed it to Bobby.
- Burgess. - The alibi's airtight.
Both Jessica and his friend Miles confirmed
that Calvin was home all night.
Could the killer have been hired?
No, it was too sloppy.
The killer was in the car, gave Bobby time to struggle.
Sergeant, Calvin's lawyer Williams is downstairs
insisting Sarah see a lawyer.
Well, he can insist all he want. He can't be her lawyer.
It's a conflict of interest.
Yeah, he's got another attorney with him.
Insists Sarah's her client.
You have to let her lawyer upstairs then.
We need to talk to her first.
Stall them.
You can't do that, Hank.
Stall them.
Your lawyer's downstairs.
Or your dad's lawyer, I should say.
Your dad is in the next room.
By law, I have to let your lawyer up here
unless you tell me not to, or you can sign this waiver
and just talk to me.
I don't understand.
Sarah, you could've asked me for a lawyer at any time,
- but you didn't. - I told you all I know.
It's family.
My mom never even told me who my dad is.
It was always just me and her,
and she was a terrible parent.
She failed me every time, and I took it
because I didn't have a choice.
She was all I knew, all I had.
So I stand there in front of her, and I take it on the chin.
And every single hit has hurt.
So I look at you, and I look at what you're going through,
and I think to myself, "There's gotta be a time
where we stop standing up for more."
He's gonna let me come home
to my brother... and my mom.
It's my family.
I'll lose all of them.
Did you ever really have them?
Sarah...
Did your dad kill Bobby?
Can you provide an explanation...
- You'll see. - to why we're...
Where's her lawyer?
She waived her right.
Now, this is a copy of her statement.
It details the rape when she was nine years old.
Can I take a look at that statement?
You'll get it in discovery in three months.
It also covers your confrontation months ago,
and your promise in your hotel suite to let her come home.
I know the law. You can lie to me all you want.
I knew as soon as I saw the tape, but I just...
I called my dad right after you showed it to me.
He sent me the car, and it took me to the hotel,
and he met me there.
- This is ridiculous. - Stop talking.
I confronted him.
I... I accused him,
and he said that he killed Bobby for our family.
She's lying.
Cal, stop talking.
Yeah, Bobby made quite an impression on your daughter.
Yeah, he was paranoid, convinced her to be too.
Taught her to record everything.
I know what you did!
He was my friend, and you took him too, you just...
I made a decision, Sarah. A decision to get rid of that parasite for us.
So why don't you make one right now.
What do you want? You wanna threaten me?
You wanna... you wanna destroy this family?
Or do you wanna come home?
'Cause we can make that deal right now.
I love you, sweetheart.
Come home.
Couldn't that have been altered?
No, we got the original this time.
And Sarah's gonna testify to all of it.
We're done.
You're done.
Turn around.
What do we do here?
Hey, that's fine, that's fine.
You don't wanna turn around, that's okay.
'Cause I'd like nothing more than to shove your face in the floor.
Turn around, Cal.
Cal, turn around.
You do not say a word to anybody, not anybody,
do you hear me? I'll see you in bond court.
That's the next time you will talk.
- Do you understand me? Understand? - Let's go. Let's go.
Um, hey, look...
I don't want to tiptoe around you at work.
That's not us, and I...
I think I just...
I need some time right now.
Yeah, I do too.
Thank God for the job though, right?
I mean, every day you get to meet somebody
whose problems are bigger than yours.
Yeah, I guess so.
I got Sarah into a 90-day rehab facility,
so I'm gonna go get her checked in.
My dad's never heard me play, but he writes me
a couple times a week.
He says he doesn't have to hear it.
He knows I must be good.
What are you wearing? We need to go.
Uh, yeah, I know. Don't hate me, okay?
I was thinking today was so long that maybe
I'd just... I'd stay in and hang with Zoe.
I should stay in too, shouldn't I?
No, you should go to the birthday.
If you need a day, a night, or a weekend,
you should have it.
All this is gonna be here in the morning.
I love you.
I love you too.
- Have fun. - Bye.
- That's an order. - Thank you.
I thought I was staying home alone tonight.
Not a chance, sorry.
I'm gonna change into my pajamas,
and then we're gonna order an obscene amount of pizza,
and then we're gonna talk about how much it sucks
that your parents are getting divorced.
And that whatever we stupid adults do,
or however bad it seems right now,
you're gonna be just fine.
Okay? Good.
Let's get pizza.
- You Hank Voight? - Yeah, I am.
You realize it's your ass if this goes south?
I get it.
Hey, man, come on out.
There you go.
You the guy that swung me the day pass?
That's right.
Why?
Little bit of light.
Come on. Thank you.
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