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Speaker 1: Maybe I'll go talk to your teammates. Maybe somebody saw something. But you hang in there, okay? We're on it. Speaker 2: Thanks. Speaker 3: It's a good deal, Nancy. We just want you to get Harper to talk about the robberies.

Speaker 1: I was 14 when my mom died. And Donna's been like a mom to me ever since. And now she's dead too, because of me. Speaker 2: Oh no, Sabrina, no. You're talking about an extremely disturbed individual.

Speaker 1: I already started playing like trash. I feel like I let Coach and the team down. Speaker 2: I'm so, so sorry for your loss. I know you and the coach were close. This is what the sports page is saying. Speaker 1: Yeah, I lost more than my coach. He was family.

Speaker 1: Looking good out here. Too bad I can't bring this energy to games. Speaker 2: But you got a lot going on right now. Maybe you should run it back. Since this soccer thing started...

Speaker 1: Bitch! This is the right street. Speaker 2: [laughter] I'm gonna have to call Bradley at some form of development [?]. Speaker 1: [inaudible] I feel like... that's what I'm trying to do. Speaker 3: Excuse me.

Speaker 1: Just trying to wrap my head around all of it. Speaker 1: Hey. Speaker 2: What's up? Speaker 1: I was just doing some research. Speaker 2: Hey, will you meet me back in the next room? Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll be there in just a second.

Speaker 1: Hey, my office is in contact. Speaker 2: Hey, can you hang for a sec? Speaker 1: Don't play. Speaker 1: Uh, I actually gotta get back to the case, so... Speaker 2: I'm just checking in.

Speaker 1: I know, he killed them too. Given Harper's high intolerance for loose ends, he gets free and whatever happens to that little girl is on us. Speaker 2: Let me see what I can do. Speaker 1: Thank you. Speaker 2: I'll be in touch once my...

We have a six-year-old girl who's in protective custody from the home of both of her parents, Rudy and Mary. And she liked pink everything. She was hiding in the closet when her mother killed her. Derek Mills saw her on his way out. And once Harper found...

Speaker 1: I have a confession. Speaker 2: Yancy Wynn. Speaker 1: Now I know that Lena and Yancy's sister Remy go way back. You both intervened when we arrested him a few months ago. Speaker 2: Well, we tried. And Yancy made it clear he didn't want our help. And didn't deserve it, actually. I don't know.

Speaker 1: This is high-ranking Hooptie Lieutenant. Currently he's doing a six-month bit on weapons charges. But unless we get him on these robberies and the double murder, he's out at the end of the month. Speaker 2: What makes you think I can help? Speaker 1: We want to use Harper's cellmate, a lower-level gang affiliate, to try to...

Speaker 1: String of robberies on the West Side? Speaker 2: I remember. Speaker 1: A young couple who witnessed their neighbor's robbery in Newton was set to testify against them, but one week before the trial, they were murdered. We believe that he ordered the hit. His name is Eric Harper.

Speaker 1: It's 11 o'clock, baby. You going to bed? Speaker 2: No, I'm bored. Speaker 1: Bored? Then go out then. If you bored, go out. I said go out. Speaker 2: No.

Speaker 1: Topics. Speaker 2: No, that wasn't me.

The year was 1985. Yeah. Hey, get some tea.

Speaker 1: Oh my god, I have to [unclear] exactly what I'm [unclear] there's no more episodes.

All the way to the park!

Speaker 1: All right, how about we get McKenny up here?

A precaution to the actual... it was something like that. The two-story building... Museum staff informed me... He built it for his wife... Yeah, yesterday.

Speaker 1: Like a filled dictionary with words from out of nowhere. Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I have that same dictionary. Speaker 1: You and Jimmy, so deep on that ranch, I reckon. We'll discover we have more in common than just the animals on that ranch. I have been...

Speaker 1: Well, what are you saying, Barry? Speaker 2: Goes on to prove I was off to put that bear down. Speaker 1: Your wife felt different. She's a big girl, isn't she? Speaker 2: No, she's not. Speaker 1: She don't take the word "no" very easily.

Speaker 1: It's my husband, right? Speaker 2: What? Speaker 1: Whatever. I'll be right back. Speaker 1: Can I get a beer for my husband and a bag of Cheetos? Speaker 2: That's it? Speaker 1: That's it. Speaker 2: Back to the...

Speaker 1: Nice stuff. Speaker 2: I got naming rights. Speaker 2: I'm back in business. Speaker 2: I think I found a bar. Speaker 1: Oh yeah? Speaker 2: There's someone there waiting to meet me. Speaker 1: Who's that? Speaker 2: The Captain.

Whatever, yeah, like the general... Oof. Shoot off. Mistakes go to work. That's fine.

She's right the first day, she's right the second day she's right again, and the third day you're fucking wrong.

Speaker 1: That's the deal. She says something nice to you, you listen. She says something mean to you, you listen. And if you don't know what the fuck she's talking about, you listen. Just listen. Yeah. You know, years ago when I asked Donna, I said, "Donna, what's the key to a successful relationship?"

Speaker 1: Shit. For fuck's sake, just tell me what's on your mind. Come on. That's a girl. Give me another. That's... that's great. I'm just not sure what to do. Why don't you do anything? You don't say anything. You just listen.

Speaker 1: Slightly decent at least. Speaker 2: This is what we could do for our top 10. Speaker 1: Share your screen if you can too. Speaker 2: Hey, look at that. Speaker 1: Fuck you and your money.

Speaker 1: Did you find him? Speaker 2: No, no. I was just out this way. Speaker 1: No, he was just out this way. Speaker 2: I wanted to personally bring you Wes's last two weeks and I had his next two weeks.

Get the fuck up, eat your dinner before it gets cold.

Speaker 1: You have to be perfect if you want to take over running this ranch. Speaker 2: I pray to God that I don't, and I never turn into you.

Speaker 1: Those test statements, the ones that you got for me. Speaker 2: Excuse me? Speaker 1: Orion Lynn. You are right on his heels. And I won't accept it. I won't tolerate it. This family cannot survive another fucked up child. Speaker 2: You can't survive me. Just like you can't survive me being anything other than perfect.

Speaker 1: Change. Sit down. Now. Speaker 2: I've been through the fire. Speaker 1: I sent your daddy off to rehab. It's about time he addressed [unclear].

Speaker 1: So, Susan Norris says you had quite a night at the rodeo. Speaker 2: I sure did. Some steer wrestler put his hands on my granddaughter. How's that look? Speaker 1: Abner Jackson? Speaker 2: Mm-hmm. Speaker 1: Sit down. Speaker 2: I'll stand.

Speaker 1: Regalo de Dios. Speaker 2: Sí. Speaker 1: Regalo de Dios. Speaker 1: That bitch is done. Speaker 2: Perfect timing, dinner's ready. Speaker 1: I already drank mine, thanks.

But not him. He never looked at me any different. No visit, there's something. Nearly every month. He never said about you. Un papá dio un regalo.

Speaker 1: Mic check. Check. Check. Check. Check. Mic check. ¿Todo bien? Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks.

Speaker 1: What about the sets? Speaker 1: Oh fuck.

So, when do you think I'll be seeing you again?

Speaker 1: In the second gear, I want you to clear out. Speaker 2: Don't tell me twice. Speaker 1: Don't fucking reset. Good shit.

Speaker 1: Sorry, sorry. Take it from the right. I'm gonna hit it. Speaker 1: Alright, ready? One, two, three.

Speaker 1: That's a very serious accusation. Speaker 2: Yeah, so is disappearance. Speaker 1: How do I know what's coming next?

Speaker 1: I'm going to stay here for some time. Speaker 2: Are you going to help me or judge me? Speaker 1: Yes, miss, we are going to help you. But there is a process to this. We'll take your information after it's been 72 hours. Speaker 2: It's been 72 hours! Someone at the Ten Petal knows more than they're saying.

Speaker 1: Couple of nights ago, he's gone, and they said maybe he took off, needed some space. Speaker 2: Okay, who said that? Was that his family? Speaker 1: Brent, your son. Brent's saying maybe he was off the wagon, but it ain't fucking true. Speaker 2: And you're sure? Speaker 1: Wes doesn't need space. He needs a paycheck and a shower.

Speaker 1: Left for the podcast, went to bed, didn't wake up there, never came home. Speaker 2: She's still in the office. Speaker 2: And how long has he been gone? Speaker 1: Long enough to know something's wrong. Speaker 2: Did anybody see him take off?

Speaker 1: The first trailers start to shift in half an hour. I've been back twice, so can you please just take my goddamn information? Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah. Speaker 1: Be nice if somebody did. Speaker 2: Yes, ma'am. Name of the employee? Speaker 1: My husband, Wes Ayres. Works at the Ten-Petal Ranch. Disappeared.

Speaker 1: I need to file a missing person's report. Speaker 2: Take a seat. Speaker 1: No, I don't have time to take a seat. Speaker 2: Take a seat, I'll be right with you. Speaker 1: My husband is missing, okay? And I've got my little boy...

Speaker 1: ...visit. She was asking questions too. Speaker 2: Well then go do something about it before this becomes a fucking wildfire.

Speaker 1: We need to find out what they know or it gets more complicated. Speaker 2: Your new foreman, we're putting him in the hospital. Speaker 1: Austin? How bad off is he? Speaker 2: Broken arm, broken ribs. Speaker 1: What, was he asking questions? Speaker 2: West's wife paid him a visit.

Speaker 1: Let that property slip through our fingers. The gods have never liked us. Sold the ranch to that Montana couple, the late governor's daughter. We met. She came by the slaughterhouse. Speaker 2: For what? Speaker 1: To kill and carve her cows, at least that's what she told me.