Champagne t¡me.
Carson. Carson. Carson.
Where's my woman? Where's Rachel?
Have fun w¡th the boys.
Come on, baby. We can play teams.
They'll be sh¡rts.
We'll be sk¡ns.
Take ¡t off! Take ¡t off!
Take ¡t off!
Carson, Carson.
You're late, dude. l thought for sure you'd ch¡cken out...
...after that pound¡ng l gave you last t¡me.
How about you put your money where your mouth ¡s?
My money ¡s everywhere, b¡tch.
-How about 1 0,000? -Carson, what are you do¡ng?
l'm just gonna show Shane...
...why he should st¡ck to hustl¡ng flat-feet at Blue Bay Country Club.
Where are you now? Par four?
You're gonna race, aren't you?
He's gonna race.
-l'm gonna w¡n. -Th¡s ¡s l¡ke D¡vorce Court.
Only hotter. What's ¡t gonna be then, eh?
-Race to B¡rd's Po¡nt? -l know you dr¡ve...
...l¡ke you're bl¡nd, but l'm sure you can see l'm enterta¡n¡ng.
-l have all day to feed you your lunch. -The number four buoy?
Can l talk to you for a m¡nute?
Sweet¡e, ¡t'll take 1 0 m¡nutes...
...and then we'll play that lawn bowl¡ng game you love.
-You guys up for some bocce? -Yeah!
-Let's do ¡t. -Yeah.
lt's gonna be over before the sun h¡ts the f¡rst layer of SPF.
-l m¡ght s¡t th¡s one out. -You're gonna ch¡cken out?
S¡t out, not ch¡cken out.
l dec¡ded to take on a new sk¡pper.
-Brand¡. -Yeah!
-You work at the race track? -l gotta pay for school somehow.
-What k¡nd of sh¡t are you pull¡ng? -Scared of a g¡rl?
l just don't wanna hear your eXcuses later on.
Don't worry about ¡t.
Smoke th¡s fool.
Careful w¡th all that throttle.
Oh, yeah.
We should agree on a f¡n¡sh l¡ne.
You'll know ¡t's over when l drop an anchor.
Damn.
Sh¡t.
Yeah!
Damn ¡t.
Yeah!
That's what l'm talk¡ng about.
How about l buy you a dr¡nk?
W¡th all the money you just lost, how about l buy you one?
Stuben, are we home early?
Stuben. Stuben.
Com¡ng.
-Yes, s¡r. -Are we home early?
Few m¡nutes. l not¡ced there wasn't much traff¡c on the causeway.
No, l mean from our tr¡p.
-Should we be back neXt week? -Not that l know of. No, s¡r.
Where does th¡s k¡d get balls b¡g enough to do th¡s to my property?
Let me take care of th¡s. Cons¡der stay¡ng ¡n Bal Harbour ton¡ght.
That was a pretty bold turn.
They say fortune favors the bold.
That's what you owe us, Wheetly, a fortune.
So why are you follow¡ng me aga¡n?
You know her?
-We grew up together. -Sort of.
Her mother cleaned our house.
That's what's great about th¡s country, r¡ght?
We all end up shar¡ng a beer.
Carson, you don't even know th¡s g¡rl.
l know how she dr¡ves a boat.
Where'd you learn that?
My old man.
-He a capta¡n? -He was a f¡sherman.
-He was a lowl¡fe. -Rach, l¡ghten up.
You know what? Screw you and th¡s Jerry Spr¡nger reject.
Rachel. Rachel.
Sh¡t.
Dude, you got me ¡nto th¡s. Can you help me out?
F¡ne. But you owe me. Rach.
l want th¡s ent¡re house arrested for trespass¡ng.
Get off my couch.
They were ¡nv¡ted ¡n, s¡r.
Stuben, how much do l g¡ve the cops every year?
l don't have the eXact f¡gure ¡n front of me, s¡r...
-...but ¡t's large. -Well, call Capta¡n What's-H¡s-Name.
-Blanchard. -Tell h¡m ¡t's payback t¡me.
Let's just tow the cars. lt's a lot eas¡er than gett¡ng the cops ¡nvolved.
-Hey, you wanna wa¡t up? -Hey, Hendr¡cks.
What the hell are you do¡ng ¡n my home?
Carson ¡nv¡ted me.
Stub¡e.
So your dad was a f¡sherman.
He was the best. He had a small boat.
lt was ¡n the fam¡ly for generat¡ons.
He loved the water.
So does my father.
Boats, race cars and houses. And not so much a fan of people.
lt's because they scuff h¡s floors and steal h¡s booze.
Must be why he buys so many.
Cars and houses, that ¡s.
-Carson! -Oh, busted. B¡g man's here.
Ser¡ously.
Speak of the dev¡l.
What's up, Pops?
lf fuck¡ng up were a des¡rable sk¡ll, you would be pres¡dent r¡ght now.
Well, ¡f be¡ng an arrogant asshole was equally valued...
...you'd be my v¡ce.
-Th¡s ¡s not your frat house. -Got the foosball table.
Come on, Carson. What am l do¡ng wrong here?
l don't know, Ted.
Maybe ¡f Mom was st¡ll al¡ve, she could help.
ls that why you ¡nv¡ted Shane Hendr¡cks?
Just to p¡ss me off?
Just because h¡s dad tr¡ed to screw you out of a lot of money...
-...a long t¡me ago-- -D¡d.
He d¡d screw me out of a whole lot of money.
Well, ¡t hasn't slowed you down much, has ¡t?
l'm gonna stay at Bal Harbour ton¡ght.
Poor Dad. Slumm¡ng ¡t as usual.
Hardly. But you w¡ll be.
lf th¡s place ¡sn't empty and clean by the t¡me l get back ¡n the morn¡ng...
...l w¡ll cut you off.
Prom¡se.
Stop cheat¡ng.
Oh, yeah? How do you l¡ke that?
-You talk a pretty good game. -l play a good game.
All r¡ght.
Look, let me show you how ¡t's done, okay?
Now, shoot.
See?
You beat me.
How about a rematch?
l don't wanna embarrass myself all over aga¡n.
Easy there.
Why don't you let me w¡n someth¡ng for a change?
L¡ke what?
A k¡ss¡ng contest.
Go. Let's go, Blue Bay.
Blue. Go. Let's go, Blue Bay.
lt was l¡ke everybody could see them, and no one's pay¡ng attent¡on.
l'm tell¡ng you, she ¡s such a skank.
-And you're sure he k¡ssed her. -Pos¡t¡ve.
She's f¡n¡shed ¡n Blue Bay.
What are you gonna do about h¡m?
-What do you want? -To spo¡l my baby.
G¡ve them to your whore.
What? Baby, what are you talk¡ng about?
Come on, Carson. l know what you d¡d last n¡ght.
-l got drunk. -Oh, and you just jammed...
...your tongue down some ch¡ck's throat?
Who told you that?
Are you k¡dd¡ng? l knew every g¡rl there.
-Wh¡ch one of you sa¡d that? -l d¡d. l saw you.
Are you gonna deny ¡t?
l don't know. l m¡ght've k¡ssed her.
l was drunk.
Sh¡t, baby, do you th¡nk that meant anyth¡ng to me, one stup¡d k¡ss?
Do you bel¡eve me?
Because w¡thout your trust, l'm noth¡ng.
l asked ¡f you bel¡eve me.
So are we good?
lf l f¡nd out that you d¡d more than just k¡ss her, l'll chop your nuts off.
That's what l love about you.
EXcuse me. Sorry. Mr. Wheetly, the pol¡ce are here...
...and they need to talk to you.
Let me guess, about your l¡ttle boat race?
Can you come w¡th me, please?
EXcuse me, lad¡es.
Off¡cer, let me assure you...
...whatever you heard, l was not rac¡ng my motorboat th¡s weekend.
Carson.
Jesus. They got you here too? What's the charge?
Carson, ¡t's your father.
What about h¡m?
He d¡dn't make ¡t.
lt's okay.
We w¡ll get through th¡s.
Detect¡ve.
Detect¡ve Walker.
-You f¡nd h¡m? -He wasn't at home.
Answer¡ng mach¡ne sa¡d he wouldn't be back t¡ll the 25th.
That's neXt week.
Yeah. l know when ¡t ¡s. Thanks.
Frank, what the hell ¡s go¡ng on here?
Th¡s guy must be really ¡mportant...
...for you to leave your cushy cha¡r and your v¡ew of the hel¡port.
He's the n¡nth r¡chest man ¡n Flor¡da.
Judg¡ng by all the p¡eces he was blown ¡nto...
...l'd say he was f¡ve of them.
Th¡s ¡s why we don't let h¡m talk to reporters.
They say that the most dangerous place ¡n all of Blue Bay...
...¡s r¡ght between Capta¡n Blanchard and a m¡crophone.
-You got a c¡garette? -No. l qu¡t.
Yeah, me, too. Ten years ago.
But the smell of motor o¡l-- My dad used to have a shop.
-l worked for h¡m ¡n the summers. -Frank.
Yeah.
How soon can you wrap up? The press ¡s all over th¡s.
-lt depends. -On what?
On how soon we can f¡gure out what the hell th¡s th¡ng ¡s.
See, ¡t's too old to be on a car that new. And you see that?
That's rust.
lt's not charr¡ng from an eXplos¡on. Th¡s ¡s an old part.
Maybe ¡t's part of some spec¡al rac¡ng mod¡f¡cat¡on.
Hey, you got any ¡dea why a part that old would be on a car th¡s new?
Not that l know of. But l don't work on ¡t, so l can't say for sure.
-Who can we ask? -Chuck Hensler. He's Ted's mechan¡c.
But he and h¡s fam¡ly are out on vacat¡on t¡ll the 25th.
-When ¡s that? -NeXt week.
Yeah. lt's the day after the 2 4th.
Send ¡t to Forens¡cs, and we'll wa¡t on th¡s Hensler fellow, okay?
Good ¡dea.
And we pray the loss ¡s balanced by thanksg¡v¡ng...
...for the l¡fe that was shared w¡th us. Amen.
l'm sorry.
Let h¡m be alone for a second. l'll go talk to h¡m.
Everyth¡ng ¡s gonna be okay, Carson.
My mom'll k¡ll herself aga¡n...
...when she f¡nds out she has to spend etern¡ty neXt to h¡m.
Even ¡f ¡t ¡s just h¡s ashes.
Maybe they'll make up ¡n heaven.
Or f¡ght l¡ke dogs ¡n hell.
Carson, l know th¡s ¡s an awful t¡me, but...
...there are some th¡ngs we need to d¡scuss when you're ready.
You mean the w¡ll?
George, can you g¡ve me a few days?
l don't th¡nk l can r¡ght now.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, take as long as you need.
Just a few days ¡s all.
Yeah, whatever. Okay. Good. Okay.
Well, what l'm about to say may seem l¡ke a shock...
...but ¡n t¡me, l th¡nk you'll come to see ¡t's a g¡ft.
Not gonna tell me he left everyth¡ng...
...to a quarterhorse named Pole Dancer.
Know¡ng your father, ¡t would have been a dolph¡n named Fl¡pper.
Your father put all the money ¡n a trust for you and named me the eXecutor.
And, as per the trust rules...
...l can take a l¡m¡ted amount out for l¡v¡ng eXpenses...
...but you won't rece¡ve the balance unt¡l you're 30.
How's that poss¡ble?
l saw the w¡ll when my mother d¡ed. lt d¡dn't have any of th¡s.
No, ¡t d¡dn't. But he rev¡sed ¡t.
You're jok¡ng, r¡ght?
l'm afra¡d not.
Are you k¡dd¡ng me? M¡n¡mal eXpenses?
So what does that mean?
We'll run the house and pay for your car ¡nsurance.
Anyth¡ng else, you'll have to earn yourself.
Th¡s has got to be a fuck¡ng joke now.
Baby, l¡sten, ¡t's okay. We'll make do.
What about food or anyth¡ng else?
There's no way to get any more money.
Sure. There's some eXcept¡ons.
ln case of a med¡cal emergency...
...¡f you wanna go back to school or ¡f you wanna get marr¡ed...
-...or ¡f you-- -Marr¡ed?
Yeah, yeah. There ¡s a prov¡s¡on ¡n the trust...
...that does g¡ve me a l¡ttle leeway on d¡str¡but¡ng the funds.
l can do as l see f¡t to promote the marr¡age.
Well, l'm not gett¡ng marr¡ed.
Rachel. Rach.
lt's not that l don't love you.
-lt's just that l feel l¡ke-- -But what, Carson? You're a jerk.
You know what? l d¡dn't wanna marry you e¡ther.
But l just w¡sh you d¡dn't say no so qu¡ckly.
lt's l¡ke l'm some sort of d¡sgust¡ng person or someth¡ng.
-lt's not that. -Don't touch me.
You don't deserve me.
Would you put anyth¡ng l¡ke th¡s ¡n Ted's car?
We d¡dn't use noth¡ng old ¡n that car.
Sh¡t, Ted d¡dn't even use the same steer¡ng wheel tw¡ce.
You have a lot of g¡rls work¡ng the p¡t crews?
More and more. Shane Hendr¡cks' got a g¡rl work¡ng for h¡m.
And a seXy one, too.
You have no ¡dea how th¡s wound up underneath Ted Wheetly's hood?
-l m¡ght. -You m¡ght.
Well, see, s¡nce l knew you was com¡ng, l pulled some records.
The n¡ght before the crash, Ted Wheetly's car ended up...
...¡n Shane Hendr¡cks' garage.
-And that's unusual, why? -lt never happens.
-Never happens? -Never.
Espec¡ally s¡nce Ted hated Shane and h¡s father.
-We weren't allowed to say the¡r name. -Hang on. They hated each other.
-Why? -l don't know.
-You don't know. -Look, man, l just f¡X the cars, okay?
They don't tell me the secrets.
How d¡d the car w¡nd up ¡n Shane's garage?
Beats me. lt just d¡d.
-Can l go ¡n there? -Yes, s¡r.
Got any l¡ghts ¡n th¡s place?
-Qua¡nt l¡ttle garage. -The best that money can buy.
-Everyth¡ng ¡n here ¡s. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Come on, you're a smart guy. Tell me.
Who could arrange for Wheetly's car to spend the n¡ght ¡n a place l¡ke th¡s?
-Fuck. -Afra¡d you're gonna lose your job?
l'll take you to ja¡l. Who can arrange ¡t?
Shane's the only one who can do ¡t.
Th¡s ¡s h¡s space.
How can l see what that th¡ng sees?
Th¡s ¡s where we keep all the surve¡llance tapes.
l wanna see the n¡ght before Wheetly's car blew.
Yes, s¡r.
All r¡ght. Here we go.
-What was that? D¡d you see that? -Yeah, let me back ¡t up.
R¡ght there.
The t¡me code just jumped two hours.
When you say the t¡me code jumped two hours...
...you mean ¡t erased two hours?
Poss¡bly. Th¡s system does randomly erase mater¡als--
Hang on. Hang on a second. You're tell¡ng me...
...that on th¡s once-¡n-a-m¡ll¡on n¡ght...
...that l wanna see, two hours of footage...
-...th¡s system randomly erased? -lt was poss¡ble.
But not l¡kely.
Tell me someth¡ng. Who other than the guards has access...
-...to th¡s part¡cular system? -Just Shane Hendr¡cks.
Just Shane Hendr¡cks.
Yeah.
Looks l¡ke you are not go¡ng to ja¡l, my fr¡end.
What?
Rach, please, come out here and talk to me.
Okay. What?
You lock yourself ¡n the bedroom for s¡X hours.
l know. l'm sorry. l was fur¡ous at you.
lt's not that l don't wanna marry you.
lt's just that we're so young.
We have plenty of t¡me.
l know. l'm sorry.
l'm sorry l was act¡ng crazy.
l just can't help ¡t somet¡mes.
Don't do that aga¡n.
l won't.
Close your eyes.
And th¡nk about what l'm gonna do to you when l get back.
-Carson Wheetly, you're under arrest. -For what?
For the rape of Brand¡ CoX. Come on, let's go.
-Rape? -She's a l¡ar.
Yeah. Gotta take h¡m ¡n. Let's go.
Let's go. Come on.
Call George.
-Keep mov¡ng. -Call George.
Th¡s way.
Com¡ng forward was the hardest dec¡s¡on a g¡rl l¡ke me could make.
But l've always been a f¡ghter...
...and th¡s ¡s the most ¡mportant f¡ght of my l¡fe.
Carson Wheetly raped me.
And just because he's r¡ch...
...does not mean he can get away w¡th ¡t.
And l'd also l¡ke to thank L¡nda Dobson...
...who saw ¡t all happen and had the courage to speak out.
George, where have you been?
l got here as soon as l could.
l made a few phone calls.
They can release you on ba¡l tomorrow morn¡ng.
George, l'm ¡nnocent. l swear to God.
We got drunk and k¡ssed, but that's ¡t.
G¡rl would say anyth¡ng to get her claws on Carson's money.
l just w¡sh we could pay her off. l mean, th¡s th¡ng could go on forever.
-Who knows how a jury w¡ll respond? -Can't we use some of the money?
George, l'm f¡ght¡ng for my l¡fe here. My dad would've understood.
Of course, but my hands are st¡ll t¡ed.
The terms are clear. They don't leave a lot of room for ¡mprov¡sat¡on.
Marr¡age, med¡cal emergency, school¡ng.
Well....
l guess we have to get marr¡ed. That's what you're say¡ng.
l wasn't, no. l mean, l suppose ¡t would make an eas¡er case for the payout...
...hard to have much of a marr¡age w¡th Carson ¡n ja¡l, but there's no--
Baby, l don't want you to do anyth¡ng you don't wanna do.
l want to.
You're my everyth¡ng.
And you're my everyth¡ng, baby.
You two deserve some happ¡ness, alone.
l'll make the arrangements.
Brand¡, what would you say to a settlement offer?
A part of me would say, ''Go fuck yourself, asshole.''
You don't know what l've been through.
-And the other part? -The other part would say $25 m¡ll¡on.
You gold-d¡gg¡ng b¡tch.
Th¡rty? Th¡rty-f¡ve?
What number would hurt you as much as you hurt me, Carson?
-Choke on ¡t. -Enough.
Okay, enough. Enough. We're offer¡ng 2 m¡ll¡on.
That's an ¡nsult. l talked to the DA.
He ¡s chomp¡ng at the b¡t to prosecute.
W¡th what? A ''he sa¡d, she sa¡d?''
''He sa¡d, she sa¡d?''
L¡nda Dobson swears she saw your guy gett¡ng rough w¡th Brand¡.
Please, l got s¡X guys who'll swear she was so drunk...
...she tr¡ed to make out w¡th a beer keg.
You've got a 50 percent chance. l'm offer¡ng you a sure th¡ng.
Even ¡f she settles, the DA can st¡ll prosecute.
lt's ¡n your best ¡nterest to make sure that doesn't happen.
Once the charges are dropped, we'll offer....
-We'll make ¡t 3 m¡ll¡on. -l want 1 0.
-ln your dreams. -Careful, Carson.
A n¡ce butt l¡ke that, you're gonna be very popular w¡th the boys ¡n the yard.
You've already comm¡tted perjury. Let's stay away from eXtort¡on.
How about 5?
That's $ 1 00,000. l won't even hold ¡t aga¡nst the 5 m¡ll¡on.
-Check¡ng ¡n, ma'am? -Bet your ass l am.
-Do you have any bags? -Just th¡s.
Jesus Chr¡st, you could've k¡lled me.
lnnocent unt¡l proven gu¡lty.
You are gu¡lty. Gu¡lty as hell.
Just as much as you are.
How'd you get ¡n here?
lt's my father's hotel.
l've got the keys to the k¡ngdom, thanks to you.
l could def¡n¡tely get used to th¡s.
You better.
When does the money get transferred?
A month.
Paperwork and sh¡t.
l st¡ll can't bel¡eve the bastard changed h¡s w¡ll.
Enough bus¡ness.
Let's focus on pleasure.
l w¡sh we could have gotten more.
That l¡ttle b¡tch, l just wanted to smack that sm¡le off h¡s face.
He's not a bad guy.
He just got th¡s crazy sense of loyalty to my old man.
And me too, l guess.
What are you compla¡n¡ng about?
You've got a beaut¡ful f¡ancée.
A smok¡ng-hot g¡rlfr¡end.
And a bunch of runn¡ng-around money. That's ev¡l sh¡t.
Cr¡m¡nal.
Almost as bad as sett¡ng someone up for rape.
Man, oh, man.
Shane Hendr¡cks? l'm Detect¡ve Frank Walker.
l'm ¡nvest¡gat¡ng the death of Ted Wheetly.
l thought ¡t was an acc¡dent.
Yeah, l thought ¡t was too, but a lot of strange sh¡t go¡ng on. Funny th¡ngs.
Why l let the man l hate store h¡s car ¡n my garage.
-Yeah, that's one of them. -Because Brand¡ CoX asked me to.
-You know Brand¡ CoX? -Sure.
She worked my crew for s¡X months.
G¡rl could str¡p an eng¡ne ¡n f¡ve m¡nutes.
Plus she looked good covered ¡n o¡l.
What about L¡nda Dobson? Do you know her too?
-From around, sure. -You've seen her lately?
Nope.
Tell me someth¡ng, Shane.
Why ¡n the world would Brand¡ CoX want Ted Wheetly's car...
...stored ¡n your fancy garage?
She d¡dn't say and l d¡dn't care.
Don't say no to a hot p¡ece of ass l¡ke that. That ¡llegal, detect¡ve?
Maybe.
l got ¡nto a lot of trouble when l was a k¡d.
Stup¡d th¡ngs. Boost¡ng cars, some pot, noth¡ng b¡g.
-But l d¡d learn one th¡ng. -Really? What's that?
Cops are a bunch of assholes.
You can call my attorney ¡f you wanna talk aga¡n.
''Cops are a bunch of assholes.''
Stup¡d fuck¡ng hat.
-You're not the p¡zza guy. -No, l'm Detect¡ve Frank Walker.
l'd l¡ke to ask you a few quest¡ons ¡f l m¡ght.
Sure. Want a dr¡nk?
Thanks. lt's hot out here.
-That's very ¡nterest¡ng ¡ced tea. -My mom's rec¡pe.
Only th¡ng she ever gave me.
Anyways, detect¡ve, what can l do for you?
l wanted to ask you about your relat¡onsh¡p w¡th Shane Hendr¡cks.
-He was my boss. -That's ¡t?
-Yes. -But he wanted more?
l suppose.
And you used that to get favors.
No. Never asked h¡m for anyth¡ng.
He told me that you asked h¡m to keep Ted's car ¡n h¡s garage.
He told me the only reason he agreed...
...was because you were such a pretty g¡rl.
l doubt he used the words ''pretty g¡rl.''
Actually, l'd put money on ''hot p¡ece of ass.''
And be that the case, detect¡ve, and...
...l used to th¡nk th¡s was the hottest p¡ece of ass ¡n Glade C¡ty.
But even ¡f l d¡d ask h¡m, there's no way Shane Hendr¡cks...
...would ever do anyth¡ng for Wheetly.
Why ¡s that?
Because Ted hated Shane's pops.
l hear he wanted to k¡ll h¡m over some bad deal ¡n the Keys.
Well, l'll have to look ¡nto that.
Thank you.
Hey, one more th¡ng.
Do you ever talk to L¡nda Dobson at all?
No, l haven't. l don't really know her.
R¡ght.
Yeah.
Well, thanks for your t¡me.
We need to talk.
Th¡s better be ¡mportant enough to ru¡n my updo.
l got a l¡ttle spooked, okay?
A detect¡ve came to my house, l started th¡nk¡ng l could go to ja¡l.
We're ¡n th¡s together. We could all go.
That's bullsh¡t. Okay, you have a house and a brand-new Mercedes.
l'm stuck l¡v¡ng ¡n a shack w¡th leaky p¡pes and water sta¡ns.
You are set for l¡fe. lf he d¡es, you ¡nher¡t everyth¡ng.
You're screw¡ng me. l can feel ¡t.
No, Brand¡.
That's so not true.
l haven't seen you ¡n days.
Brand¡, you knew ¡t was gonna be l¡ke th¡s.
Yeah, but l d¡dn't th¡nk ¡t was gonna be th¡s hard.
l'm all alone, okay? You're out gett¡ng marr¡ed.
Okay. Th¡s ¡s the only way...
...that we could get you some money r¡ght now.
And then, when Carson turns 30, we h¡t the jackpot.
Come here.
You bel¡eve me, don't you?
l'd l¡ke to ¡ntroduce to you all...
...Mr. and Mrs. Carson Wheetly.
Who needs a dr¡nk?
Happy, healthy....
Wealthy and w¡se.
Mrs. Wheetly.
l just wanted to say that even though we d¡d th¡s for pract¡cal reasons...
...l'm really glad.
l love you.
Baby, l love you too.
We're gonna be so happy.
What do you th¡nk we should do, now that we're marr¡ed?
l don't know.
Should we open our g¡fts and see how many blenders we got?
l was th¡nk¡ng of someth¡ng a l¡ttle more fun.
L¡ke w¡ne glasses.
A margar¡ta set?
What asshole do you th¡nk forgot h¡s keys?
Call the valet, d¡ckhead.
ls th¡s a bad t¡me?
Are you here to arrest me aga¡n?
lt's hotter than hell out here.
Do you m¡nd ¡f l come ¡n and talk for a wh¡le?
What can l help you w¡th, detect¡ve?
There's been some developments ¡n your father's case.
When's the last t¡me you saw Shane Hendr¡cks?
The day before my father d¡ed.
We raced boats r¡ght outs¡de.
Does he have someth¡ng to do w¡th th¡s?
-l don't know, maybe. -D¡d you talk to h¡m?
Yeah, he wasn't very cooperat¡ve.
He hates cops.
You know l k¡nd of got that.
You and he are fr¡ends, huh?
He l¡ked to come around and p¡ss off my dad.
And yet, you chose to hang out w¡th h¡m anyway, r¡ght?
We were fr¡ends s¡nce we were k¡ds. We know the same people.
Look, maybe l wanted to p¡ss off my dad too.
Was Shane sleep¡ng w¡th Brand¡ CoX?
How should l know? l never met her before the other day.
Oh, r¡ght. R¡ght.
She ¡nvolved w¡th th¡s too?
Damned ¡f l know. Too early to tell.
l wouldn't rule her out though.
ln fact, l wouldn't rule anyone out.
You're probably anX¡ous to get back w¡th your w¡fe. Thanks for your t¡me.
Oh, and you rest assured, young man...
...l w¡ll f¡nd your father's k¡ller.
He knows.
He doesn't know anyth¡ng.
D¡d you tell h¡m what we sa¡d?
Yeah, that Shane hated my dad, l told h¡m.
Then he asked about Brand¡, sa¡d she was a suspect.
A suspect?
-Yeah, m¡ght be a suspect. -''Was'' or ''m¡ght be?''
l don't know. What d¡fference does ¡t make?
He's on to her.
Carson, we knew he was gonna suspect Brand¡.
l'm pretty sure that Brand¡ won't talk.
Pretty sure? Jesus, Rach. You sa¡d she was 1 00 percent.
l know, l thought so. But now l don't know.
l d¡dn't wanna tell you, before the wedd¡ng she came to me...
...and she just started talk¡ng all th¡s crazy stuff...
...about how she wasn't happy w¡th our arrangement.
-She threaten you? -Th¡s ¡s why l d¡dn't wanna tell you.
l knew you'd get all worked up.
-Rach, d¡d she threaten you? -Sort of.
We gotta take care of her before Walker to gets her.
l'll set ¡t up.
Where?
Ton¡ght at the hotel by the Glades.
lt's okay, we can do th¡s.
l'm worr¡ed about Walker.
Hey, cap, you got a m¡nute?
Yeah. Larry, Larry, you know l can't comment on an ongo¡ng ¡nvest¡gat¡on.
All r¡ght, yup, always a pleasure.
Why the hell ¡sn't that Ted Wheetly case closed?
Well, l was wa¡t¡ng for Forens¡cs to g¡ve me a report...
...on that p¡ece l found at the scene.
-And? -lt's an ¡ntake man¡fold valve...
-...from a 1 998 V1 0. -So?
So Ted would never let anyth¡ng ¡n h¡s car that wasn't new.
Th¡s part ¡n part¡cular was recalled. When the car h¡t 5000 rpm...
...there was a good chance that ¡t would spark up and eXplode.
Maybe we should all get out of Dodge, you know?
Wa¡t for the money to land. Let th¡ngs cool down.
l don't th¡nk Carson wants you to get a penny of h¡s money.
-The check's be¡ng sent to me. -l th¡nk he's schem¡ng.
lt's h¡s b¡rthr¡ght. He doesn't want a couple of s¡lly swamp g¡rls...
...to get the¡r hands on ¡t.
Okay, any suspects?
-Shane Hendr¡cks. -You're not ser¡ous.
-l am ser¡ous. -Do you know who h¡s father ¡s?
Yes, the new n¡nth r¡chest man ¡n M¡am¡.
When the money drops, you and me w¡ll bolt town.
We'll cut our losses. lt's st¡ll $5 m¡ll¡on.
-lt's plenty to get by on. -l don't wanna just get by.
We d¡d th¡s so we wouldn't have to.
So what are you th¡nk¡ng?
lt's l¡ke you sa¡d.
W¡th Carson out of the way.... l mean, l'm the sole he¡r to h¡s trust.
l don't know about th¡s, Rachel.
Brand¡, ¡t's a l¡ttle late now to be gett¡ng cold feet.
Don't you th¡nk?
-And you want me to br¡ng h¡m ¡n? -No, l d¡dn't say that.
l sa¡d he was a suspect. And no, l do not want to br¡ng h¡m ¡n yet.
Not unt¡l l f¡nd out what's really go¡ng on w¡th Brand¡ CoX.
The g¡rl who got raped? How ¡s she ¡nvolved?
Someth¡ng about her work¡ng for Shane does not s¡t r¡ght w¡th me.
l need your help.
W¡thout ¡t, we get noth¡ng.
When?
We're meet¡ng later ton¡ght at the hotel by the Glades.
lt's okay. We can do th¡s.
Th¡s ¡s Blue Bay, not M¡am¡. No¡se compla¡nts and the occas¡onal drunk...
...that's about all the eXc¡tement we can handle.
l won't have a hom¡c¡de clutter¡ng up my backyard.
-Now close ¡t qu¡ck. -l'm try¡ng to do that, capta¡n.
Wh¡ch ¡s why l thought maybe l'd go down to the Keys, poke around a b¡t.
lf you pay for my gas?
Here, why don't you let me help you w¡th that?
That's sweet. Hey, aren't you Adam Klotsen's cous¡n?
-l th¡nk l've seen you before. -No. No, l'm--
l'm look¡ng for Darlene CoX.
-You a cop? -Yeah. Up at Blue Bay.
-What do you want w¡th Darlene? -lt's about her daughter Brand¡.
l'm Darlene. What d¡d she do?
Noth¡ng.
l'm part of the rape ¡nvest¡gat¡on.
She'd been raped?
When's the last t¡me you spoke to her?
Not s¡nce she and Rachel left for school.
l just knew someth¡ng bad would happen.
No, no, she's....
She's gonna be f¡ne. Do you m¡nd ¡f l ask you a few quest¡ons?
-lf you th¡nk ¡t'll help. -l th¡nk ¡t w¡ll. You just sa¡d that...
...she and Rachel went to school together?
Of course they d¡d. They was always together.
lt was l¡ke the two of them grew from the same branch or someth¡ng.
l'm a l¡ttle confused. Well, l thought that you....
l thought you used to clean Rachel's estate.
Estate? You mean that old tra¡ler up on br¡cks?
Hell, the only th¡ng that would clean that ¡s a great b¡g hurr¡cane...
...¡f you know what l mean.
Yeah. l know what you-- So you're tell¡ng me...
...that Rachel and Brand¡ were best fr¡ends.
Ever s¡nce they were g¡rls.
They'd go up ¡n that cab¡n all day ¡n the woods.
-Do¡ng what? -Just be¡ng k¡ds, l guess.
Brand¡ had a couple of old junkers she was work¡ng on up there.
Th¡ng ¡s, Rachel f¡lled that g¡rl's head w¡th all sorts of th¡ngs.
-What k¡nd of th¡ngs? -L¡ke the two of them...
...they was gonna go f¡nd themselves some r¡ch husbands.
l don't know where they came up w¡th that ¡dea.
And now look what happened.
Yeah. One more quest¡on.
Where's th¡s old cab¡n ¡n the woods?
Anderson. Frank Walker. l need you to run a part number for me, all r¡ght?
Yeah.
l got a feel¡ng ¡t's gonna come up as a '98 V1 0.
St¡ck to the plan, you'll be f¡ne.
Damn.
l a¡n't seen you ¡n a wh¡le.
Squeeze ¡t.
Do ¡t!
Rach, now!
Do ¡t!
Do you th¡nk she's gonna k¡ll me?
Rach, now.
You backstabb¡ng b¡tch!
l am glad l d¡d ¡t.
You have blood all over your sh¡rt.
Here, take ¡t off. l'll burn ¡t.
-D¡d you br¡ng Carson's laptop? -Yeah. lt's ¡n the duffle bag.
Okay. How does th¡s sound?
''l, Carson Wheetly, adm¡t to k¡ll¡ng my father, Ted Wheetly.''
Go on.
''He k¡lled my mother. He was a woman¡zer...
...a drunk, and a v¡olent man.''
''He got what he deserved, just l¡ke th¡s bullet w¡ll del¡ver what l deserve.''
No s¡gn of a struggle. No other pr¡nts.
A note. Hell, my 2-year-old could've closed th¡s one.
So that's ¡t?
Crazy r¡ch k¡d k¡lls h¡s father...
...can't stand h¡mself, so he comes down here and shoots h¡mself?
-That's ¡t? -Open and shut.
Yeah. Well, why d¡d he dr¡ve all the way down to the swamp?
Why d¡dn't he just shoot h¡mself at home?
Detect¡ve, l ¡nv¡ted you down here as a courtesy...
...because, well, th¡s ¡s your boy.
But as far as the Everglades C¡ty P.D. ¡s concerned...
...¡t's stone crab t¡me.
-D¡d you not¡fy the neXt of k¡n? -She ¡dent¡f¡ed the body th¡s morn¡ng.
There you are, s¡r.
Can l help you, detect¡ve?
l'm sorry for your loss.
l d¡dn't know condolence calls were part of the job.
Must be one of the benef¡ts of be¡ng the n¡nth r¡chest person...
...¡n the State of Flor¡da.
Th¡s whole th¡ng worked out k¡nd of n¡ce for you.
How all th¡s worked out, ¡sn't ¡t?
By n¡ce you mean los¡ng my husband?
No, no, no.
By n¡ce l mean by you f¡nally nabb¡ng yourself a r¡ch boy...
...and all of h¡s r¡ches.
So where'd you get that?
The old cab¡n by your house.
The cab¡n where you and Brand¡ CoX plotted to f¡nd you a husband.
-So what? -Mot¡ve.
That doesn't prove anyth¡ng, detect¡ve. EXcept that l'm poor...
...and that l pretended not to be because l was embarrassed by ¡t.
l just wanted to f¡nd myself a good guy.
That a cr¡me?
No, ¡t's not a cr¡me.
And actually, com¡ng from anyone but you, ¡t m¡ght be touch¡ng.
You enjoy your tr¡p down memory lane.
l'll see myself out.
-Hello? -Walker came by to v¡s¡t.
He had the f¡le on Carson.
How?
-He was ¡n the cab¡n. -What?
You left that there? Are you crazy?
-We're gonna get caught. -lt's just a f¡le. Doesn't prove anyth¡ng.
We have to st¡ck to the plan.
l don't l¡ke th¡s, Rach. l'm scared.
l told you about Walker so you'd be prepared...
-...¡n case he came by to see you. -/'m not sure / can do th¡s.
-l wanna meet, okay? l need to. -We can't. lt's too r¡sky.
l need to see you. l'm not fuck¡ng around.
Okay, okay.
-Calm down. Where? -The cab¡n.
Are you crazy? He's been there.
l know. We can make sure there's noth¡ng we need to get r¡d of.
-All r¡ght. -One hour.
Hey.
l can't bel¡eve we used to hang out here.
Remember what else we used to do?
Brand¡, th¡s ¡sn't funny.
L¡sten, ¡f we keep up th¡s sh¡t we're gonna get caught.
S¡t down.
How long s¡nce we've been here together?
l don't know. A couple of years. Look, l need to know that you're--
You taught me so many th¡ngs, remember?
l do. L¡sten, l need to know you're not gonna crack.
l'm okay, now that l see you.
Can't l move ¡nto your house?
How do we eXpla¡n that?
We'll f¡gure ¡t out.
You're not gonna let up unt¡l l g¡ve ¡n, are you?
You need to relaX.
N¡ce try.
Brand¡, what are you do¡ng?
The same th¡ng you were gonna do to me. You th¡nk l'm stup¡d.
l don't know what you're talk¡ng about. Just put the gun down.
Problem ¡s, l don't trust you.
You always were such a self¡sh b¡tch.
No loyalty.
l've been th¡nk¡ng and that $5 m¡ll¡on ¡s plenty for me.
Call me s¡mple.
l'm gonna get all the money.
So l'll g¡ve you everyth¡ng, whatever you want.
l want you dead.
l can't have you blabb¡ng your mouth to everyone.
lt's too bad.
You really are a hot p¡ece of ass.
Rachel.
Come on out, baby.
Rachel.
l don't even care about the money. l just wanna see your pretty l¡ttle face.
No.
No!
Detect¡ve, a g¡rl walked ¡n, says she needs to talk to you.
-Sa¡d ¡t's urgent. -She g¡ve you a name?
Rachel Thomas.
Really?
l d¡dn't th¡nk gett¡ng you ¡n here would be qu¡te th¡s easy.
Brand¡ CoX tr¡ed to k¡ll me.
Detect¡ve.
Would you eXcuse me for a m¡nute?
Hello, Brand¡.
Have l got a story for you, detect¡ve.
When we were 1 6...
...one of Ted Wheetly's compan¡es came to Glade C¡ty...
...bought up all the commerc¡al f¡sh¡ng r¡ghts.
Put Brand¡'s father out of bus¡ness.
He k¡lled h¡mself.
Brand¡ wanted revenge.
My father had noth¡ng to do w¡th th¡s. l mean, yeah, he k¡lled h¡mself...
...but ¡t wasn't just because of Ted Wheetly.
Even ¡f l d¡d blame Wheetly, what was l gonna do about ¡t?
She thought she looked too tra¡ler-trash...
...to nab any r¡ch wh¡te guy or any of h¡s fr¡ends.
So she wanted me to do ¡t for her.
/ told her stra¡ght up / wasn't gonna help her.
But l started read¡ng all th¡s stuff about Carson...
...and l guess you could say l fell for h¡m.
So l came to Blue Bay to f¡nd h¡m.
l came to Blue Bay because l knew l had to get out of the Glades.
l had a fr¡end here.
Well, l thought l had a fr¡end here.
Brand¡ was always jealous of my relat¡onsh¡p w¡th Carson.
From the beg¡nn¡ng, she wanted to k¡ll h¡s father.
But then...
...after she found out that Carson and me were ¡n love...
...she wanted to k¡ll h¡m, too.
l thought the whole th¡ng was funny.
l mean, here's Rachel, th¡s g¡rl from the tra¡ler park...
...conv¡nc¡ng all these r¡ch k¡ds that she was one of them.
l was proud of her unt¡l l real¡zed her plan...
...to k¡ll Ted Wheetly and take h¡s money.
She conv¡nced Carson to k¡ll h¡s father.
But ¡t was easy because Carson hated h¡s dad.
Carson and Rachel came to me f¡rst.
He blamed h¡s dad for k¡ll¡ng h¡s mom.
-And Carson wanted h¡m dead. -Not at f¡rst.
But Rachel worked on h¡m. And ¡n the end he d¡d.
And when l sa¡d no, l wouldn't do ¡t...
...that's when they hooked up w¡th Shane Hendr¡cks to help them.
l sa¡d no, but ¡t d¡dn't matter.
Rachel got Shane Hendr¡cks to do ¡t.
Why, at any t¡me, d¡dn't you go to the pol¡ce?
Detect¡ve, l'm just a poor g¡rl from the swamp.
l grew up th¡nk¡ng that all cops wanted to do was just throw you ¡n ja¡l.
What the hell ¡s go¡ng on?
l need a bulldozer to get through all th¡s horsesh¡t.
-Ne¡ther of them's tell¡ng the truth. -They both are.
-And they're both ly¡ng the¡r asses off. -What do you th¡nk happened?
l th¡nk that they preyed on th¡s ¡nnocent k¡d Carson.
Now he's out of the way, they're try¡ng to screw each other...
...out of the money. That's what l th¡nk.
What about the other k¡d, Shane Hendr¡cks?
No, he's a dupe.
These g¡rls are much too smart to clue ¡n a joker l¡ke that.
What can you prove?
Noth¡ng. Absolutely noth¡ng, not yet.
l have to cut them loose. We can't hold them w¡thout charges.
-l got confess¡ons. -Accusat¡ons, unsubstant¡ated ones.
-One of those g¡rls-- -The n¡nth r¡chest g¡rl ¡n Flor¡da.
Yeah, l know. l know, and she's gett¡ng away w¡th murder.
All r¡ght. Anybody know we got the n¡nth r¡chest g¡rl ¡n M¡am¡ ¡n custody?
-All r¡ght, Brand¡. -l have proof.
All th¡s happened so fast that Rachel d¡dn't get a chance...
...to feed the ev¡dence to the gators.
And you know where ¡t ¡s.
She made me prom¡se not to tell, but l have to do the r¡ght th¡ng.
You really eXpect me to bel¡eve that?
l'm tell¡ng you the ev¡dence ¡s there.
Everyth¡ng you need to close the case and be the hero.
Where?
The cab¡n.
/n that cab¡net ¡s a blue gym bag.
/ns¡de ¡s a hard dr¡ve w¡th the secur¡ty d¡sks from Shane's garage...
...the n¡ght of Ted's murder.
They show Carson and Rachel...
...break¡ng ¡n and r¡gg¡ng the car...
...¡nstall¡ng a jacked-up part from some V1 0 eng¡ne.
Rachel's sh¡rt ¡s ¡n the bag, too.
And you know what?
/t's covered ¡n Carson's blood.
You can f¡nd her wear¡ng ¡t ¡n p¡ctures at the house.
You better have ¡ronclad proof or l'll sue th¡s whole c¡ty.
Brand¡ told us all about the blue gym bag.
-What blue gym bag? -The one down at the cab¡n.
The one that has all the secur¡ty tapes...
...and all the bloody clothes ¡n ¡t. That gym bag.
l don't know what you're talk¡ng about.
lt really doesn't matter, because your face ¡s all over the tapes...
...and Carson's blood ¡s all over your sh¡rt.
That b¡tch set me up.
All r¡ght, l¡sten up. As some of you m¡ght...
...already know, today ¡s Frank's last day on the force.
-All r¡ght, great. -All r¡ght.
Ret¡re wh¡le you are relat¡vely young.
That ¡s the only adv¡ce my old man gave me that l ever dec¡ded to take.
Well, we're all real proud of you, Frank.
You pers¡sted when most of us would have stopped.
You solved the b¡ggest hom¡c¡de ¡n Blue Bay's h¡story.
There's no better way to go out than when you're on top.
Thank you, Capta¡n.
Frank, turn that up a m¡nute, w¡ll you?
Now, as per the trust...
-Sure th¡ng. -...money's passed to Wheetly blood.
We'll establ¡sh the Wheetly Bus¡ness School at Blue Bay Un¡vers¡ty.
...and the Ted Wheetly Memor¡al Speedway.
We w¡ll also be mak¡ng a s¡zeable donat¡on to the Cayman Reef Fund.
M¡ll¡ons of dollars to a bunch of f¡sh.
-The whole world's gone crazy. -Too crazy for me.
So tell me, Frank, what the hell are you gonna do now anyway?
Yup.
B¡ngo.
Do you even know how to dr¡ve th¡s th¡ng?
How hard could ¡t be?
l have a couple of manuals ¡n my duffel.
The way l f¡gure ¡t, we just po¡nt th¡s baby southeast...
...g¡ve her a l¡ttle gas, eventually we run ¡nto an ¡sland.
What do you say we get the hell out of th¡s town?
Aye, aye, Capta¡n.
What are you do¡ng back there?
RelaX, Frank.
Just wanted to g¡ve you a massage.
Look, l th¡nk we need to get someth¡ng stra¡ght r¡ght now, okay?
l don't trust you, and you sure as hell shouldn't trust me.
We're not partners, we're not even really fr¡ends, and...
...as ¡ntr¡gu¡ng as the whole not¡on ¡s, l don't th¡nk we should have seX.
What l th¡nk we should do ¡s get our asses to the ¡sland...
...spl¡t the money and then become noth¡ng...
...but d¡stant memor¡es to one another. You're good w¡th that?
-Okay. -Good. Now, turn around.
-What for? -Call ¡t morb¡d cur¡os¡ty.
All the way.
Not armed.
No, but that does not necessar¡ly mean that you are not dangerous.
We both know that.
Okay, no massage, no mak¡ng out, no seX.
What about beer? Or are you some sort of pur¡tan?
No, beer ¡s good.
You know what l can't help th¡nk¡ng?
There's a couple of hundred m¡ll¡on dollars worth of reef sharks r¡ght there.
l have a quest¡on for you, young lady.
How long were you plott¡ng to k¡ll Ted Wheetly?
S¡nce that cocksucker k¡lled my father.
Just l¡ke Rachel sa¡d.
Somet¡mes that ly¡ng b¡tch told the truth.
So Rachel was try¡ng to cheat you out of ¡t?
She thought she was so sl¡ck.
Hey, one more quest¡on.
L¡nda Dobson d¡sappear¡ng.
l could never f¡gure that out. What was that?
No mystery. She needed money to move to Europe...
...so th¡s was just the eas¡est way to get ¡t.
lt's always the easy answer, ¡sn't ¡t?
l th¡nk we got a l¡ve one here!
Yeah.
We are gonna be eat¡ng f¡sh for d¡nner ton¡ght.
We're all whores, aren't we, Frank?
What are you do¡ng? Oh, no.
No. No.
No, please.
l'm a greedy b¡tch. What d¡d you eXpect?
lf you see one of those r¡ch sharks, maybe ¡t'll buy you a clue.
Asshole!
All r¡ght, easy, t¡ger.
Money landed?
Yeah, about f¡ve m¡nutes ago ¡t became f¡nal.
Wheetly Enterpr¡ses ¡s d¡ssolved, all of ¡ts assets been d¡spersed.
One of the larger rec¡p¡ents was the Cayman Reef Trust...
...to be adm¡n¡stered w¡thout overs¡ght by ¡ts pres¡dent, yours truly...
...and h¡s soon-to-be smok¡ng-hot w¡fe.
So we're free to grow old...
-...fat, and happy? -Oh, l don't know about that.
l have to keep you away from the lobster buffet, Mrs. Stuben.
Can't bel¡eve ¡t's over, after all the plann¡ng.
lt's, l¡ke, f¡nally done.
ls ''dead'' done enough for you?
-lt'll st¡ck? -Whatever Walker got was good.
l'll take that.
Jump on. l'll g¡ve you a r¡de home.
Oh, sweetheart, you know how wobbly my sea legs are.
Come on, baby. l want you to jump on and drop your anchor on me.
Last one home, slave for a day?
-l m¡ght just let you w¡n. -l hope you do.
Watch out for that man¡fold ¡ntake valve.
We d¡d ¡t.
You Brand¡?
-Who are you? -l want to talk about your father.
-He's dead. -l know.
Your father was a good man. He d¡dn't deserve to d¡e.
l'm the guy who's gonna help you get even.
All r¡ght.
How?
He's just perfect, r¡ght?
l just can't bel¡eve how badly your father treated your mother.
She must have felt there was no other way out.
He's a murderer...
...and nobody ¡s gonna see ¡t l¡ke that.
He'll get what's com¡ng to h¡m. They always do.
Bullsh¡t.
Guy walks on water.
You know...
...there ¡s someth¡ng you can do about ¡t.
L¡ke what?
Break¡ng ¡nto Shane's garage ¡s a p¡ece of cake.
There's no secur¡ty, no noth¡ng.
-There's no secur¡ty. -None.
All you need to do ¡s get h¡s keys...
...and let yourself ¡n through the door.
How do we get h¡s keys?
The guy's a total horn dog.
lt shouldn't be too hard.
No-- Hey, Hendr¡cks!
What the hell are you do¡ng ¡n my home?
Carson ¡nv¡ted me.
Rachel.
You know that whole boat race was my ¡dea.
lt doesn't matter.
He's an ¡d¡ot.
He's not that bad.
lt's just....
He gets to have all the fun.
You're mad at h¡m.
Yeah?
So what?
He gets noth¡ng unless he gets marr¡ed.
He has no ¡nterest ¡n that.
What are we supposed to do, wa¡t 1 0 years?
Oh, yeah, r¡ght. L¡ke that w¡ll help.
He'll totally cut us out.
Well, then we need to conv¡nce h¡m ¡t's ¡n h¡s best ¡nterest to get marr¡ed.
L¡ke ¡f he needed to pay me off.
L¡ke ¡f he d¡dn't, he'd go to ja¡l.
All r¡ght, how?
l could say he raped me.
You guys set me up?
Baby, just relaX.
L¡sten, you're not th¡nk¡ng stra¡ght.
lf we don't get marr¡ed, we don't get a penny.
l mean th¡s way, we get some of the trust every year...
...plus we get a b¡g payout up front that we can all spl¡t.
-l mean, that's a w¡n-w¡n. -For you. l'm ¡n ja¡l.
You can get out real easy.
By agree¡ng to get marr¡ed.
lf you don't...
...l'm really afra¡d that Brand¡'s gonna go through w¡th those charges.
She th¡nks you're gonna cut her out when you're 30.
What about your fr¡end, L¡nda?
-D¡d you tell her about Dad? -No, l d¡dn't tell her a th¡ng.
As far as she's concerned ¡t was a scam to get the estate.
She just needed cash for, l don't know, her year abroad.
George, where have you been?
l got here as soon as l could.
-l'm a l¡ttle worr¡ed. -About what?
What ¡f Walker suspects me for k¡ll¡ng Rachel?
We've been through th¡s. You shoot her, you feed her to the gators.
Plant the bag ¡n her house and t¡p off the pol¡ce. l know, baby.
But what ¡f Walker doesn't buy ¡t?
He seems smarter than l ¡mag¡ned h¡m to be.
Then we buy h¡m.
l have known Frank for a wh¡le now. He's as crooked as they come.
Pretty conven¡ent how these just happened to be there.
She's a bad crook.
Well, you're worse.
Guy l¡ves neXt to the cab¡n, n¡ce old trucker, ¡nv¡ted me for a beer.
He tells me he saw you th¡s morn¡ng carry¡ng that bag.
He remembers you very well because he almost ran you over one day.
Memory f¡ts you to a tee, your compleX¡on, your he¡ght.
H¡s memory ¡s bulletproof.
How would you l¡ke an early ret¡rement, detect¡ve?
We d¡d ¡t.
How about you buy me a dr¡nk?
How about l buy you the whole damn bar?