- Shit!
- Sorry if I startled you.
- Father...
Sorry, yeah, you kind of scared me.
- Not my intention.
Are you here for confession?
- Sure.
Bless me, Father, for I have sinned.
It's been a while since my last confession.
If I'm being honest, Father...
I'm afraid that I've willingly engaged
in something that is...
inherently evil.
And now I can't get out of it.
- Let's see.
Well, it's got a foreign account code.
But they don't give the source.
And with international banking laws and all...
I'm sorry, do you not know how you got this money?
- No, that's-- - Uh, it's her uncle's estate.
He was very wealthy; holdings all over the place.
So we're just trying to figure out
where exactly the money's coming from.
You know, we don't want her cousins finding out about a new account
and then making claims on assets they don't deserve.
- Yeah. Uh... they weren't the ones
changing the old man's diapers the past two years.
- I'm gonna get my manager to take a look at this.
It's strange, the deposits seem to be coming
in regular intervals-- 46 minutes after every hour.
50,000...
100,000...
150,000--
- 150?
- Yes, at 8:46 this morning.
Are you not aware of this last deposit?
- We just... had no idea
how much Uncle Jimmy actually had.
- Well... I'm gonna get my manager.
- It's okay. Uh, everything seems to be in order.
Thank you for your time.
- What are you doing?
- 300 grand?
Dodge is into some serious shit, okay?
And the last thing we need
is someone looking into it before we can
figure out what's going on.
- Thought I had no choice.
You know, I couldn't just leave my family with nothing.
- Wanting to provide for your loved ones is not a sin.
- Yeah.
How you decide to do it...
it can be.
- What exactly are you doing?
Dealing drugs, stealing?
- No, no.
I'd never do something that could hurt someone else.
Ironically, the only person that could get hurt is me.
- Okay, well, call me if you have any information.
Thanks.
- Anything?
- Hospitals and morgues have no one
fitting his description, so I guess that's good.
You called the police?
We don't know what Dodge is doing.
I thought we agreed we were gonna keep him out of trouble.
- He's already in trouble.
- My son, I cannot provide you with the sacrament of penance
unless you confess your specific misdeed
and express your heartfelt sorrow for having committed it.
- Thing is...
the rules say I can't tell anyone.
If I tell you, and you go to the cops...
- I'm forbidden from breaching
the confidentiality of confession.
Church canon dictates that I cannot betray your trust.
- Father, if I told you...
you wouldn't believe me.
- Hey! Hey! Hey, hey!
Stop that this instant!
- He's trying to kill me!
- I was, I was just waiting my turn! Fuck.
- You just violated the sanctity of my church.
Now, sit down and tell me exactly why
you think people are trying to kill you.
Because I agreed to it.
- Does your husband have a history
of depression in his family?
- No.
- Suicide?
- No.
- Sorry, I-I got to ask.
Often people who are sick,
they want to go out on their own terms.
- It's okay.
- Sorry, I have to ask this.
Um, and for your husband's sake, I need you to tell the truth.
Was he involved in anything illegal?
Drugs, financial crimes, anything that could
help explain the deposits you've been receiving?
- The idea that my husband would be involved
in anything illegal is absurd.
- Okay.
Uh, my situation is this--
I can't even file a missing person's report for 24 hours,
so my hands are tied, but, uh...
Look, I'll poke around, talk to some people.
But I got to be honest, I'm grasping right now.
- My husband is a good man.
Please, if there's anything you can do...
- Yeah, of course.
- I got less than a minute, Father-- I got to go.
- Why? What's so urgent at 9:45 on a weekday
that you need to run off instead of tell me your problems?
- 9:45 isn't when things get urgent, Father.
It's 9:46-- that's when they'll know where I am.
- Who? Who will know?
-Look... I can't say.
- Whoever it is,
I promise I won't let them hurt you.
Not in my house.
- Ah, shit, you see?
Now they know where I am.
Actually, Dodge,
I've known where you are for some time now.