Did you know you were being followed by the police?
Who are you?
Did you know that you were being followed by the police?
- No. - Well, you are.
- You're coming with me. - Where are we going?
You wonder why I'm angry.
Stomping through the forest in the middle of the night, freezing cold,
in the mud, with my good boots on.
Get up, come on.
'Cause you guys are sloppy, you don't think.
I gotta clean up your mess or it's gonna be on me.
- You weren't there. - Doesn't matter.
Any of you go down, you'll take me with you, I know it.
I can't let you do that. Where you going?
He's in there.
Jesus.
Get over here, man.
Why me?
Why not Matty?
Or Dean?
Why you?
Because you're weak.
Now get over here.
Lift it up, man. Let's go.
Oh, Jesus, man.
What did you do, man?
... and make your entire body over exactly the way you want it,
all in as little as six weeks.
Mrs. Egan? Detective Tunney.
Come in.
I'm sorry to bother you at this hour, but is your son Peter home?
What's this about?
We believe your son is involved in the disappearance of Nicholas Powell.
- That's ridiculous. - They were friends.
If we could just ask him a few questions.
He's downstairs right now.
Come on.
We know that was Nick's money, Pete.
- I watched you break into his house. - You followed him?
We believe he's involved in the disappearance.
Ridiculous. They're good friends.
I understand. That's why if Pete knows anything we thought he'd wanna help.
You're better than you think you are, Pete.
Don't be such a coward.
Tell 'em what you know.
This is the report. It's what you expected.
Forensics came back. The DNAs match for Nick Powell.
Hey, look, my son's not under arrest,
and we've cooperated more than we had to.
It's getting late. Peter has school tomorrow. So if there's nothing else.
Let's go.
Where's Annie Newton?
God damn it! Say something, Pete!
Peter? Peter?
Let's go.
Talk to you soon, Pete.
Annie, it's me. We gotta meet. It's Matty.
He says he's going to the cops.
- Where are you? - I got him at the bridge.
Keep him there, I'll be right over.
She's coming.
All right. You guys did the right thing.
- Man, what're you gonna do? - What am I gonna do?
What do you think I'm gonna do? She's out of control, man.
- I need you to do something for me. - Look, you gotta leave me alone.
Dean and Matty are up to something, meet them at the bridge.
No. I can't take this anymore, OK?
You wanna go missing, too?
Hey, hey hey! Wake up!
Please, pay attention!
Oh, my God.
Go, go, go, go! Come on, fly! Fly!
Thank you.
What the hell are you doing here? Where's Annie?
- She says you have to talk to me. - What? Oh, shit.
Hey, baby girl.
This is not right.
Go home.
We've gotta get out of here.
- There's a tail on him. - There's just no loyalty these days.
Shut your mouth. You need to learn to shut your mouth.
Or someone's gonna shut it for you.
And who would that be, Marcus? You?
Marcus, the cops.
- Annie! - Drop the gun, Annie.
- Drop it now! - Put the gun down.
Hold your fire.
Put the gun down!
Annie, stop!
Annie! Annie!
Annie, stop!
Nice.
Come on, Annie, where's Nicholas? Just give it up.
They'll catch you, Annie!
Never!
She heard me.
She heard me! You heard me!
- Baby girl, where'd you get this? - It was Marcus's.
- One fifty. - It's worth ten times that.
It's worth twenty times that.
But, word is, you're in trouble and I'm in business, so...
One fifty.
- Two hundred. - I just need a roof right now.
Go on, disappear.
Yeah, this is where I wanna be right now.
I'm sorry.
I saw your face that night, Annie.
And I think right then, you would've traded places with me.
You know, sometimes I wish my mom was dead.
Instead of my dad.
I always did what she wanted.
You know, and I never even argued.
You know, maybe if I was a little more like you, we both wouldn't be here.
I'm sorry.
Annie.
I know you can hear me.
Just tell them where my body is.
We go live on the scene with the latest developments in this case.
The search is on tonight for suspect Annie Newton
in the case of missing Mckinley high school honor student Nicholas Powell.
The 18-year-old is considered armed and dangerous.
Newton evaded capture earlier in the day...
I'm not gonna give up on you, Annie.
I'm not giving up on you.
What about Victor?
Is he gonna end up just like you, Annie?
Stop the bus.
I'm dying, Annie.
I don't have much time left
and you're the only one that can save my life.
How messed up is that?
Annie!
I'm right here, Annie.
Right here.
Annie.
Clear this stuff out of the way.
Come on, quit fooling around. Let's go.
Why are we here, Annie?
There's no time.
There you are.
I remember you.
You were always so scrubbed.
You were in Miss Vogel's class?
- She was such a bitch. - She was such a bitch.
That was fourth of July weekend.
Thirteen years old.
That's the last thing I ever did with my dad.
My mom used to take me there.
Come on. Hurry, Annie. Come on.
Come on.
No. No.
Pete. Pete was here.
Annie. Annie, somebody was here to move my body.
Who moved my body? Think, Annie. Think.
It's there, it's right there.
Come on, Annie. It's right there.
Come on, Annie.
Hang on, Nick.
You're doing a great job, decorating committee.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
As you all know...
As most of... No...
As most of you probably know,
this week has been a tough one.
- Where's Nick? - Don't know what you're talking about.
- Don't start, Pete. Just tell her. - Answer me!
Answer me!
You know what's really screwed up about this whole thing?
- Nick didn't do it. - What the hell are you saying?
Nick didn't turn you in.
- You're lying. - No, I lied.
I thought he left town, I lied to save my ass.
- You're lying. - You know what?
- I didn't do it, either. - What are you talking about?
You killed Nick for nothing.
- Nothing. - You're lying.
- Jesus, man. - Then don't believe me.
- Where's the body? - Where'd you put the body?
I know you couldn't do it alone. Who helped you?
Marcus.
Marcus?
- Marcus. - What's going on here?
Little cozy, don't you think?
Miss me, baby boy?
- Get out. I said get out. - What?
Where you gonna shoot me? Outside a cop shop, baby girl?
If you want. Or, you can drive.
OK, I'll drive.
Pete, what are you doing, man?
Keep walking.
I didn't say stop.
- You're not doing this. - On your knees.
On your knees!
All right.
Pete, no! Pete!
What are you doing, Pete?
You don't need to do this, I'm still alive!
God, you're my last chance! Pete, please!
Trust me, this isn't the answer!
If you die, I die, Pete!
Pete, please! This is not the way out!
It was you. You called the police on me.
Nick was innocent, I hurt him for nothing.
Yeah, well, that was your choice, wasn't it?
Yeah, so is this.
Jesus Christ.
Pete, wake up! Stay with me, come on!
Nick?
This is really weird.
Pete, where'd you move my body to?
- Pete, please. - Where'd you move the body?
What does it matter, Annie?
- He's dead. - No, he isn't!
I saw him, I looked into his eyes.
- He's not dead! - How do you know?
- I just know, OK? - Come on, Pete.
- I screwed things up. - I know. I know, Pete...
- You're the only friend I had. - I know, where's my body?
For the last time, where is he?
Where'd you move the body?
In the ruins by the dam. I'm so sorry, Nick.
- Peter! - I'm so sorry, please.
- Peter? - Nick?
You want the body? You'd better hurry, baby.
- That water's gonna wash him away. - Have a nice life.
Hey, Annie?
- Larson. - You don't have to look for me anymore.
- Annie? - I can tell you where Nick is.
He's still alive. I just need you to do one thing for me.
I left something for my brother.
It's in my locker at school.
Make sure he gets it, please.
I'll take care of it.
Nick's at the Broward Dam.
- OK. - What is it?
- The dam gates open in 15 minutes. - So, what are you saying?
Anything downstream of it will be flooded out.
- How much time we got? - We don't.
Help me!
Help!
Somebody help me! Help!
We don't have minutes. We have to cut the flow. Now!
Save me!
Help!
Help me!
Keep looking.
I want you to look everywhere.
There! There he is!
- Come on. - Let's go! See if he's alive.
He's alive, I got a pulse.
- No response? Got it. - Gotta get some fluids in him now.
Get him up there as quick as we can.
Nick.
- Got it. - C-collar on.
- You get the rhythm? - Very slight.
Mrs. Powell? This is Detective Tunney. We found Nick.
He's alive.
- We need to get bags in him. - Shut down.
- I've got no IV access on that side. - Damn it.
I got no pulse.
He's in V-Tach, charge the paddles.
Clear!
- Charge 300. - Charging.
Clear.
- Charge to 360. - Charging.
- Everything all right? - Yeah, I'm fine.
I'm just tired.
I'm gonna have to ask you to step out of the car.
No. I have to be somewhere.
Ma'am! Ma'am!
Teenage male found down rescued from the base of a dam,
unconscious...
Nicholas?
- Let me be with my son. - The team will do everything we can.
- He needs me, he needs me. - We will do everything we can.
Now, please.
Get out of the car, put your hands on your head.
Annie, I need you.
- I need you, Annie. - Turn off the engine.
Get out of the car, hands on your head now!
And what was the status when we found him?
Annie.
This way.
I just got word a nurse spotted a girl matching Annie's description.
Stop! Stop.
What?
Nothing.
OK, go.
Hurry.
I'm right here.
I'm in here.
You have some nerve.
No, Mom. No.
I just need to talk to him.
Talk? He can't talk, thanks to you.
- You should hate me. - Hate you? Yes.
I do. I hate you.
- Excuse me. - Don't.
Please, don't.
I can't ask you to forgive me.
Stop it, Mom, stop it!
It's OK, she loves you.
What did you say?
Tell her that I'm here.
- I don't know how to say this, but... - Just tell her.
He's here.
- Nick. - Don't.
Don't you talk about my son.
You have to make her listen to you.
You have to make her listen.
I can feel him here.
Everywhere.
I can even hear him. I know what he wants.
I don't believe you.
Tell her that she was in my room.
You were in his room.
After I disappeared.
- After he was gone. - What are you doing?
You read one of my poems,
for the first time.
I was there, Mom.
I watched you.
I read it with you.
And you couldn't even finish it.
You were hurting too much,
and I see that now.
I never understood what you were going through after Dad died.
How Ionely you felt.
But, I'm still here, Mom.
And you have to believe that.
I'm here.
What do you want?
I need to see him, just for a minute.
- No. - I can help him.
- No. - Please.
I don't know why,
but, I'm supposed to be here.
I can bring him back.
I'm so sorry, Nick.
I didn't see you before.
I didn't know you.
I wish I could take it all back.
Nick.
Annie.
Please.
Don't go.
Annie. I'm here.
I'm right here.
Nick.
Annie.
I see you.
Nick...
I wanted to do one good thing.
You did, Annie.
You did.
You saved me.
I like your plane.
- What is it? - Dragonfly 220.
Yeah.
Should you be out here alone?
- Where are your parents? - They don't know I'm here.
- My sister was supposed to bring me. - But she didn't?
She died.
Think we should send her a message?
How?
What should we say?
It's your message.
Hey, Annie...
Hey, Annie.
- That's it. - That's it?