- 26/7/2025
WMC - Season 1 Episode 7 - The Past Comes Back to Haunt You
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00:00hey your phone was off i had a teapot a guy from a motorcycle mishap kids leather pants
00:12will hold them together why do you put these images in my head look i just got here did you
00:15grab the table i have to go we split a salad they're holding your half at the bar i'll see you
00:21goodnight bye tossing lamps for 10 bucks an hour what a way to spend your last night on earth
00:37imagine by these lacerations he was beaten with something small
00:46heavy and angular like a portable radio third ship guy said his was missing when he found him
00:53missing and probably at the bottom of the bay by now
00:57tale of two cities at least he stopped reading before the sad part
01:03ben cooper why do i know that name
01:07our janitor did not go down easy him it doesn't look like he was taken by surprise
01:16see someone i arrested once so one possibility is someone came here to rob the warehouse janitor
01:23heads out for a smoke finds the robber gets killed for his trouble yeah except we checked the warehouse
01:28nothing's missing tell me you didn't drive this here please i drove maggie my little red car and
01:33then you sweet talked officer cho into sneaking you past the tape wait your car has a name doesn't
01:38yours so you're saying not a robbery no this is a low rent place without surveillance cameras a
01:45robber would have come in taken what he wanted once the janitor was dead i think this was personal
01:49it's blood and skin under the victim's fingernails we can get the killer's dna from that title search
01:54will give us the owner of the warehouse and any legal proceedings involving the property the only
01:57question is whether there was something going on here that wouldn't be on the books
02:00build places to the best fronts i'll try the local see if there's anything more interesting for
02:05sale here at the house of lamps lamps and more lamps
02:08all right maggie where should we start just keep driving don't scream i gotta go
02:18my name is jamie gallin oh god i'm not gonna hurt you no you're gonna kill me because you wouldn't
02:33tell me your name unless i just need your help to play a crime scene where you just beat a guy
02:37to death with a radio ben cooper was dead when i got there you expect me to believe that my dad is
02:41in jail okay death row ben cooper was the only person who was going to help him out now that he's
02:45dead i don't have anybody okay that's why i need to talk to you deep breath just listen to me
02:50you're a crime reporter for the register i've seen your face on the byline picture
02:55i have two days to stop an execution wait is your father paul galvin who's scheduled to die
03:01in two days yeah listen my dad's innocent okay and i've read your work
03:08you care about the truth and you know people and you're smart no you're just getting all flattery
03:16you don't have to be scared of me maybe if you didn't have a gun i don't hey
03:24you can pull over
03:27what this is everything there is about my dad's case i'm putting his life in your hands
03:47what do i know this guy from does he go to my coffee shop is he my old
04:10high school gym coach see my mailman what you're sitting you never sit it's late i'm tired go on
04:20all right i'm waiting for the results on the killer's dna what did cooper's background check show
04:24um no next of kin a few drug arrests years ago
04:29no signs of recent drug use are you coming down with something come on let me feel your forehead
04:35i do not have a fever mom i'm not cutting this man open until you tell me what's wrong
04:44okay look just between us it's the third week of the month at least it's supposed to be for me
04:54but it's not
04:58i'm late late you work too hard you don't eat right cycles get off balance sometimes
05:02i mean at least we know you're not pregnant i mean we'd be talking about an immaculate conception
05:10right well i may have had a one-night stand girl a one-night stand is a big step forward for you
05:19okay in a way who's the guy
05:21tom tom tom yes tom your ex-husband slash boss who's getting remarried in a matter of weeks tom
05:39okay really more of a backward step oh my god and no one thought to use protection
05:46yes we did we thought that condom was kind of old how old was this antique condom oh you know what
05:54let's not go down that road latex is very durable please don't focus on that point it was a one-time
06:01thing oh my god it was a mistake oh my god whatever will you stop saying oh my god what
06:08text message from cindy she wants to meet us in the diner when are you gonna tell him there's nothing to
06:13tell him yet ever we're just keeping our distance clearly that's working for you
06:22i'll do your pregnancy test hello i am in the middle of solving a murder and cindy just said she has
06:26something on the crime and if you tell anyone about my sleeping with tom i will come at you with that
06:33bone saw i'm not saying a word i'm putting mr cooper in the fridge and i'll catch up with you in ten
06:37i so don't feel better now that we've talked uh give me ten
06:51tom yeah thanks how you doing fine why do you ask well my mama taught me a little thing called being
07:00polite
07:22seven years ago ben cooper was the key eyewitness in a murder investigation his testimony convicted a man
07:28named paul galvin the victim was a deputy district attorney who worked in your building that's why
07:33i know ben cooper's name do you know this case uh dda tracy welling was raped and murdered in her
07:39apartment before my time ben cooper lied on the stand his testimony put an innocent man on death row but
07:45he was about to recant and you know this how uh the guy who's on death row i sort of met his son jamie
07:53how'd you meet him
07:58just around you know i i meet people so between the last time we saw you and now you met paul galvin's
08:08son please don't give me the laser vision it makes me really nervous all right all right i wasn't going
08:14to say anything before because this is going to sound really really bad but it actually isn't so just hear
08:18me out jamie got into my car at the crime scene you went off with a total stranger have we taught
08:26you nothing he said he had a gun what he kidnapped he was very sincere and not about the gun he made
08:33that part up he kidnapped you not really pretend gunpoint still counts as being restrained against
08:39your will let's take you to the hospital get you checked out he didn't touch me i'm fine tell me
08:43everything start with the description um okay he was kind of cute
08:51and he had a little blood in his shirt more please guys an innocent man is about to be executed in like
08:5748 hours check please
09:05it's no different from any other trial but it was your first big case second chair and the victim worked
09:10in this office we had the killer cold criminal record fingerprints the scene will approve eyewitness
09:16done an eyewitness named ben cooper right what if someone told you cooper was about to recant his
09:21testimony i would say that somebody was a conspiracy theorist in need of attention
09:26and i'd advise him or her to go start a blog
09:28i've been meaning to call you spent some time working on your boyfriend's malpractice case
09:38advises attorneys to move for dismissal on the grounds of you're not even listening
09:44i'm sorry that's that's great news yes it is and i know that look so what's on your mind i was talking
09:52to denise about one of her old cases i'm trying to figure out what her angle is good luck speak of
09:58the devil you ready to go good seeing you counselor good night joe good night
10:11jamie galvin's last known address is apartment 2b second floor
10:15so this guy kidnaps your friend tells him he has a gun and uh she thinks he's cute yeah she definitely
10:24is the word cute why do you hang out with this girl some women just lose all sense of reality in the face
10:30of cuteness apparently even if the guy is fleeing a murder scene a scene in which he had opportunity
10:34means and motive and blood on a shirt you're with me on this 100 percent
10:44you're with me on this one
10:50make that 95
10:59paul galvin
11:01i'm jill bernhardt san francisco da's office i have some questions about your trial
11:06seven years ago van cooper testified he saw you leaving dda tracy welling's apartment the night
11:15she was murdered yeah she lived downstairs from me but i only remember being in her place once
11:23tell me i was trying to get a job because my disability checks had run out but i had done some
11:31time for my duis so tracy sat me down in her living room and wrote me a character reference
11:41it meant a lot is that why you sent roses to her office three mondays in a row
11:46i had a crush on her
11:49after a few weeks i took the hit i think
11:53back then i was a blackout drunk so there's lots of stuff i don't remember including the night
12:02of tracy's murder and that's why you waived your last appeals because you're not sure you didn't do it
12:08well my lawyer was useless anyway
12:12i'm not a rapist or a murderer but when you can't remember a whole day of your life
12:18it gets pretty hard to defend yourself i don't want jamie fighting this he can't stop the execution
12:26he needs to make his peace and move on you tell him i said that i don't know if i can
12:34there was a gas explosion at jamie's apartment what is he hurt is he dead we don't know yet
12:48hey um fire department wouldn't let us in until this morning the good news is there's no human
12:54remains so we still have a suspect in our janitor's murder the na's canvassed all the neighbors came
13:00up with a whole lot of nothing so there's nowhere to tell whether jamie rigged this to cover his tracks
13:05after killing van cooper or if someone was trying to silence jamie the way they silenced van cooper
13:11i'm gonna uh head back to the hall i had everything on the tracy welling murder trial polls
13:16whatever's going on here i think it all goes back to that
13:27d.a pratt good morning sir i was looking for the archives of tracing
13:31denise hope you had your espresso at the jurisdiction exhibits ready
13:34yes to both sir bernhardt you were saying you're busy i'll come back later no no you've got me now
13:40what about the archives i was researching the tracy welling murder trial the transcripts are missing
13:46probably out being digitized i didn't ask for any research you were first chair you got the death
13:51penalty for paul galvin if i could have a few minutes of your time to ask you some questions
13:55one of your ddas has time to look into cases from seven years ago now i thought you ran a tight ship
14:00not to worry bruce i'll be upping her caseload my research is part of a current murder investigation
14:05call my assistant she'll get you on the books no i have to work tonight can you hear me
14:15girls here's what we know son of death row guy had means motive and opportunity to kill ben cooper
14:22last night he fled the crime scene kidnapped cindy and then went on the run his name is jamie galvin
14:27and he only went on the run because someone tried to kill him listen my instincts are you not old enough
14:34to have instincts and i'm not saying that jamie has to be the killer but i am saying that the
14:38simplest explanation is usually the right one do we have any idea where jamie might have gone we
14:42issued a b on the lookout for him but no sightings of him yet we do know that he's posting on his
14:46website organizing a protest outside san quentin we faxed jamie's photo to every wi-fi spot in the city
14:52meanwhile i pulled all the forensic evidence on the tracy welling murder trial as requested we're
14:59reopening the case cool no we're not reopening anything we're trying to figure out who murdered
15:05our janitor ben cooper and if his testimony in the old trial had anything to do with it
15:09i called every archive in the state no one can find the transcripts from the trial our taxpayer
15:14dollars at work no one in my department wants to talk about the case i don't know why they'd mind
15:19everything seems in order here no semen on tracy welling's body but there was other physical
15:24evidence of rape cause of death was asphyxia due to suffocation and there was some unidentified blood
15:31sample found in tracy welling's kitchen sink unidentified as in not paul galvin's unidentified
15:36as an unidentified wait jamie talked about this in the notebooks uh the prosecution said that anyone
15:41could have left the blood there even weeks before the crime happened paul's public defender should
15:45have pointed to that blood as reasonable doubt can you retest that blood sample yeah glad to
15:50any other tests we should run not right now jill did you go to death row and talk to paul galvin
15:56i did i looked him in the eye i think he's innocent i'm gonna apply for his davis execution our club
16:03rocks it's not a club excuse me none of this proves that cute jamie galvin didn't kill ben cooper last
16:09night jamie didn't kill anyone i'm with her i'm undecided but sympathetic i'm touched that everyone
16:15wants to see the best in people i am a cop i don't have that luxury you go on your gut all the
16:19time you can take one look at a guy and i haven't seen jamie galvin because after he kidnapped you
16:23he disappeared off the face of the earth by which i mean no one has heard from him am i right
16:32yeah totally worst liar ever don't make me charge you with obstruction every time a girl gets a little
16:42flustered you start whipping out the charges please spare us all the pain of watching you try to block
16:46i'm not bluffing i'm
16:50if jamie were to have sent me a text message say this morning i would have promised to keep that
16:59text message a secret hey hey sorry i'm uh i'm wrecked i uh couldn't exactly go home and change
17:10her sleep i'm uh my see you have some news i talked to a lawyer she's putting together an
17:17emergency application for a stay of your dad's execution lawyers always turn me down i how'd you
17:22get her to do that she's a friend and i um i have another friend i'd like for you to meet
17:34inspector lindsey boxon you set me up you can trust her nowhere to go jamie
17:39out of my way
17:44that's not gonna help you're good yeah i'm good
17:53i didn't kill ben cooper you were at the crime scene you abducted cindy thomas ben cooper
17:59was gonna change his testimony he was the one person that wanted to actually help my dad i would
18:04not have hurt him open i'm having your dna tested against the blood we found under ben cooper's
18:10fingernails label that right now i don't want anything messing with the chain of evidence his
18:15attitude like that that makes me think i don't care what you think they're gonna execute my dad in 36
18:20hours if i can't help him then that puts the blood on your hands what about that blood on your shirt when
18:25i found ben cooper i was trying to help him i touched his head i'm so tired of this story
18:31it's uh new to me i'd like to hear it ben
18:40jamie's story is very consistent let's see what his dna says but you walked into a door
18:44no thanks i can't be a wuss and drive at the same time you let her drive uh we're going to walnut creek
18:49i don't do the call to car tunnel we have an interview with a guy named henry down he's
18:53still the building manager of the place where tracy welling and ben cooper and paul galvin used to
18:57live a lot of names in this case keep up tom thanks for taking jamie on as a client i've got another
19:09favor to ask i'll keep talking i'll like it when you owe me i'm implying to have his father's execution
19:14steed well that uh it's a delicate proposition given that you're with the same da's office that
19:20put galvin away that's why i need a defense attorney to file the application
19:28i'm in
19:31just like that no quid pro quo your death row prisoner might be innocent
19:37and in my opinion that's a good enough reason not to kill him
19:44let's only take a few minutes all right
19:56cute kids thanks my sisters at least now i have an extra room for them when they come to visit
20:05of course haven't told the kids what happened here this is tracy welling's old apartment was
20:09uh better bedroom back there yep yeah nobody wanted to rent this place after the murder so
20:15landlord made me take it and then half the tenants had already moved out but i had to repaint it and
20:21put new furniture would you mind putting those photos away sorry when did you meet ben cooper uh
20:28hired him in 99. he was just out of rehab but he was trying to go straight but he had these friends
20:32that kept coming looking to score so that's why i eventually let him go did you stay in touch after
20:36that mm-mm hadn't seen him in years why we're trying to find someone who can tell us about his
20:42relationship with jamie galvin paul's son i wouldn't expect them to be friends and i remember jamie
20:47from the trial he seemed a little off what do you mean off they read the guilty verdict he
20:54kid went out of his head i mean the bailiff had to hold him down he's hell of a temper like his
20:57father you think jamie had it in him to uh kill a man like i said apple don't fall far
21:02ben cooper's false testimony caused a severe miscarriage of justice seven years ago dda tracy
21:10welling was a highly respected member of my office i'm sorry your honor the da's key eyewitness was
21:15about to recant an assertion based on a printout from a web page of jamie galvin's a supposed uh
21:20email from ben cooper a man who's now dead and can neither confirm or deny any of this
21:25you can't take this seriously somebody took it seriously ben cooper ended up dead last night
21:29sorry sorry your honor under the rule of plain air paul galvin must be granted a new trial
21:37galvin's romantic advances have been rejected by the victim i've been rejected plenty of times and
21:41that doesn't make me a murderer galvin was an ex-con and a blackout drunk with a violent temper and
21:46ben cooper a reliable eyewitness came forward of his own volition and gave an exact description of paul
21:54galvin leaving dda tracy welling's apartment on the night of her murder miss bernhardt anything to
22:00add i believe my colleagues have said more than enough your honor i'm inclined to agree tracy
22:05welling's family's waited seven years for justice paul galvin has been waiting for justice as well your
22:10honor i've heard nothing to suggest that he hasn't received it since this letter from ben cooper to jamie
22:15galvin can't be verified as genuine neither can we verify ben cooper's alleged intention to recant
22:20application for a stay of execution is summarily denied all we're asking is for the time to find
22:25out the truth miss thomas i'd rather not have you arrested for contempt what would you rather go
22:35what are you doing here oh other than to offer my belated yet heartfelt apologies for setting up your
22:43takedown which i only did because i know that my friends will help you
22:47i got arrested for contempt of court we had this total neocon judge turn down the stage did he
22:56listen tell your friends i said thanks i'm giving the hell out of here you should be nicer to her
23:02she determines what happens to you what are you talking about first of all today's judge was not
23:07the end of the road the next stop is the u.s court of appeals second i did the preliminary blood typing on
23:13jamie's dna and it's not a match to fingernail scrapings from ben cooper's body proving that
23:17jamie did not kill ben cooper last night you see i told you so is that pizza some form of apology
23:23do you want the breadsticks or not she's sorry that she didn't believe you which leaves the kidnapping
23:28do you want to press charges or a little fake gunplay nah i'm cool thanks i had to ask i too
23:35am declining to press charges for assault on a police officer so guess what did match the fingernail
23:44scrapings we got off ben cooper's body the unidentified blood found in tracy welling's
23:48apartment in 2000 what are the odds unless the same person murdered them both which means that tracy
23:54welling's killer is still out there and still killing people ben paul galvin is about to be executed for a
24:00crime he didn't commit we have 24 hours to catch a double murderer to save your father's life
24:15hey honey sorry i never came home last night i've been working on a writ of habeas corpus to try to
24:20get an execution postponed we've got 17 hours left i'll call you later i love you
24:30why the guilty look you're not lying to him he's not about working all night on an 80 page writ supported
24:40mainly by what hope chutzpah you know this is a hail mary i certainly do but i can never resist a challenge
24:55we need more coffee
25:11oh you've got to be kidding me i'm having jacoby tracked down all of ben cooper's old drug
25:29acquaintances the unis are canvassing his neighborhood again meanwhile tom is calling everyone who knew our
25:35lawyer victim tracy welling back in the day what am i missing how about a plan from you
25:42i'm throwing everything against the wall not about the case about tom what if you find out you're pregnant
25:47i'm not even thinking about that right now
25:53okay maybe just a little would you keep the baby of course and when would you tell tom before or after the
26:01wedding because if it's before you know he'll probably call it off i'm not trying to break up tom's
26:05engagement okay so you are trying to improve his relationship with heather by having sex with him
26:11we don't even know if i'm pregnant so take a damn test it's probably nothing claire
26:19and until you know for sure you get to feel like it could be something right
26:24i appreciate your help but you can't have it both ways is there any chance that i could finish my
26:32coffee before you have one of your moments this is a transcript of ben cooper's deposition from 2000
26:37from the missing court archives it was left under my door whoever left the file clearly
26:41wished to remain anonymous yesterday d.a pratt said ben cooper gave an exact description of paul galvin
26:47these transcripts make it clear that was a lie excuse us sure
26:58you never heard this from me when tracy welling was murdered she was having an affair with d.a pratt
27:04and he didn't recuse himself from the trial and you knew and you didn't say anything at the time i was
27:09convinced by the evidence against paul galvin but the other night when you told me that ben cooper
27:15planned to recant his eyewitness testimony i remembered his early deposition which d.a pratt took
27:23if he suborned perjury from ben cooper then he'd want to keep it a secret now
27:28pratt had a motive to kill ben cooper do not think that i would go that far i'm sure you wouldn't
27:34because that trial made your career you moved into tracy welling's old office after paul galvin was found
27:39guilty but you can't help me try to undo the case and hope to remain unaffected i never claimed to be
27:44unaffected the reason i knew about the fair was because tracy welling was my friend
27:50how do you think it feels to sit at her desk and wonder if we got the wrong guy jenise
27:57when the truth comes out i won't be telling anyone i was your source on this
28:03i'm sure your doctor boyfriend would hate to find out what happened last month
28:07with hansen on your desk our office walls are very thin
28:19i know you're a busy man so uh if you have to head out at any point just you know anyway uh
28:28talk to my people and explain that there's no reason for them to go digging into a seven-year-old
28:32murder truck good i'm sorry do you all need the room we won't be lost you sure uh we can head up
28:39to my office don't do it he'll start showing you his baseball memorabilia you'll never be heard from
28:44again i have no idea what she is talking about unless you're a fan of the amazing ace hey can i get
28:50some legal advice to settle a bet really not the time he doesn't want to lose the bet i don't mind go
28:56ahead okay i have a witness in the murder case yeah this witness saw the murderer but he doesn't
29:05quite know how to describe the guy is it okay if i jog his memory a little you know suggest
29:11specifics to him you'd be getting into murky waters there legally speaking see that's what i thought
29:17so if i fed the guy an exact description and had him repeat it back to me chapter and verse that would
29:22pretty much be uh the question legally speaking no that is not what i said you should do i mean that
29:28that would be what do you call it witness tampering or or is that suborning perjury i'm sure the lieutenant
29:34would never suggest that course of that no no he's not the one that gave me the idea i actually was
29:38reading a transcript of a deposition that you took in 2000. the witness's name was ben cooper
29:46thank you for the coffee ben cooper was a witness in the murder of dda tracy welling i heard a rumor
29:56that you were sleeping with her back then in my experience once you find the lover you usually find
30:02the killer if you have any other questions i'll invite my lawyer to join us why don't you do that sir
30:16how long do we have left six hours i wish i could compel a dna sample look at the back of his neck
30:33would do i've been thinking about how our janitor fought with his attacker claire said that ben had
30:40the killer's blood under four fingernails on each hand but not under his thumbnails like he was trying to
30:45hold the murder off you know maybe he got his hands around the guy's neck that's where ben would
30:50have scratched his attacker i know d.a pratt he won't move a muscle till his lawyer gets here he got
30:56away with murder once he thinks he's gonna do it again i really should go see claire while we wait
31:02i'll leave you to it while i gather affidavits for my court petition wish me luck
31:06you and me both
31:21leave the band-aid
31:24okay here's what i'm thinking seven years ago d.a pratt coached ben cooper and skewed his eyewitness
31:32testimony because d.a pratt was the real killer and he was framing paul galvin to take the fall
31:38flash forward to the present ben cooper knows that paul galvin's execution is only a few days away
31:44he finally develops a conscience and wants to recant his old testimony maybe he asks d.a pratt
31:49about it pratt goes to see him it tells him to stay quiet they argue they fight ben cooper ends up dead
31:56good theory but hard to prove ben cooper's in the drawer over there and d.a pratt ain't talking
32:04all right
32:08according to your blood test you are not pregnant oh
32:14what you are is anemic
32:17oh you have a deficiency of red blood cells that's why you've been feeling so run down
32:20this is a list of vitamins to get take the vitamins eat some actual meals
32:31and you'll be a hundred percent in no time okay thanks this is good news right
32:37not being pregnant with your ex-husband's baby yeah of course it's great i just
32:46thought maybe you and tom would get a do-over no
32:48maybe i don't know i just i mean look at me look at my life this is not exactly mother of the year
32:58material you know maybe god's just telling me i already had my chance he or she is telling you
33:08not right now not this time that's a long long way from never
33:20you should see all the protesters yeah fill the parking lot the press is all over this
33:28you got a lot of people on your side it's nice to hear you um you met my friend jill
33:33she wrote a legal petition for you it's too late for all that we have four hours i'm just glad
33:41we got a chance to say goodbye no don't talk like that well it's not going to change anything if i
33:46talk different
33:55you got a bad break at me as a dad that's not true yeah it is
34:00i've been letting you down your whole life and i'm sorry i did
34:11i didn't do better for you
34:19if i can show that d.a pratt knew ben's testimony was unreliable it'll really help my petition to the
34:23ninth circuit okay and all i have to do is tell you how ben used to sell his drugs exactly like you
34:28said to the police yesterday i have an affidavit form here all right let me uh move these out of the
34:33weight headed out of town yeah vacation you're right you look a little sorry it's been a very long day
34:48well come on in go in the kitchen
34:57you have a seat and i'll get you a drink
35:02perfect
35:03i hate to admit it but i need to get my glasses
35:16seven years ago you approached him and skewed his eyewitness testimony because you were the
35:31he reached the voicemail of inspector lindsey boxer
35:35hey it's jill i'm at henry dow's apartment
35:39i don't know how long i can stall him he's headed out of town you need to get here i think he's our guy
35:42so i'll notarize your signature and fax it over to the court hang on i need you to walk me through
36:04this step by step i'm working sir so formal here's your problem you need to relax
36:14and i got some questions for you about this affidavit before i sign anything
36:21or i could just forget the whole thing and get going
36:28all right
36:34ask away
36:40what's happening to him now the priest dips his fingers in oil
36:45and then he makes the sign of the cross over your dad's eyes ears lips hands and feet and then he
36:52asked god to forgive your dad for anything he's done or desired in his heart
36:56then he asked god to release your dad from all pain of body or mind if he's dead doesn't that
37:03happen anyway that's another way to look at it witness tampering suborning perjury obstruction of
37:10justice no matter what your career is over question is how does the rest of your life play out we're
37:15here to talk about a deal why isn't there a dda present you have the chance to do one right
37:20thing in the time we have left 30 minutes and counting ben cooper was scared he would have
37:24never had the guts to come forward on his own we think someone sent him to you who gave you ben cooper
37:41you okay
37:54no
37:55A brief statement would be enough.
38:11It's kind of too late for this, isn't it?
38:16What good can I do at this point?
38:19You can tell the truth.
38:21Let me see that for a minute.
38:26Easy.
38:27Mr. Dow, if you're not going to sign this, I really should go.
38:30I'm not going to sign it, I promise.
38:31You need my help, don't you?
38:33Hey, you need my help, don't you?
38:35Huh?
38:36Hey, look at me when I'm talking to you, huh?
38:38I'm so glad I caught you at home.
38:39D.A. Pratt said I should talk to you.
38:42How'd you get the scratches on your neck, Henry?
38:45Henry Dow, you are under arrest for the murders of Ben Cooper and Tracy Welling.
38:49Let's wake up a judge.
38:51Pleasure.
38:52Confess to both murders now and we'll take the death penalty off the table.
38:55Or you could wait till after midnight and if Paul Galvin dies, then you get the death penalty too.
39:00Thank God.
39:21And then a few days ago, you posted an update on your webpage saying that Ben wanted to recant.
39:31When Henry went to your webpage all the time, that was where he first heard the news about Ben.
39:36So it was my fault that Ben died?
39:39No.
39:40No, of course it isn't.
39:43And if it makes you feel any better, you were supposed to be next.
39:46It was Henry who set off that gas explosion in your apartment.
39:49He figured if you were dead, then no one else would stop the execution.
39:53It was Henry that raped and killed Tracy Welling.
39:56She called him and asked him to come over and fix her garbage disposal.
39:59He cut his hand in her sink.
40:01When she went to give him a band-aid, he tried to kiss her.
40:04She fought him and he ended up suffocating her.
40:07He panicked and ran.
40:08Your father got caught between Henry Dow's frame-up and D.A. Pratt's rush to close the case.
40:13You cannot blame yourself for what happened to Ben.
40:16He was following his conscience.
40:18Same way that you followed yours.
40:20Who saved your father's life?
40:21Yeah, what?
40:35Thanks, Tammy.
40:38You should thank them, too.
40:42Just doing her thing.
40:43What?
40:43No, please.
40:44I want you to keep it.
40:46For your story.
40:48Thanks.
40:50You ready?
41:04I think Jamie kind of likes you.
41:07You think?
41:08Honey, that's all I need.
41:13There's a guy at the end of the bar holding the rifle.
41:16So we move in, we're yelling.
41:18He doesn't back down, doesn't even look at us.
41:21So I take him from the left, a couple of other guys go at him from the right,
41:23and we realize the rifle is attached to a video game.
41:29Guy been playing a game there's a whole damn time.
41:31We ask him why he didn't give up the gun.
41:33He says, because I already paid my 25 cents.
41:36Guy says...
41:39Whatever it takes to believe,
41:43a new day will come.
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