This whole thing is a joke.
They don't have a case, and they know it.
These women are prostitutes and drug addicts, Dominic.
Every word that comes out of their mouth is a damn lie.
- Like I said, it's a defensible case.
You'll have your day in court.
Phil Grady!
I wanna talk to you!
- Who's that?
I have no idea.
Can I help you?
- I know what you did,
and I'm not gonna just sit around anymore.
Where is she? - Who?
- You know what I'm talking about!
- Look, I got no idea what--
- Ma'am, this is private property,
and you're trespassing. You need to go--
- Tell me what you did with her!
- I mean it!
Leave now, or I'm calling the police.
You see?
They're all a bunch of crazy drunks.
Only gonna be more of them at the courthouse.
Is the press gonna be there?
- Yes.
You're gonna walk in,
hold your head high,
and turn yourself in with dignity.
How you behave in the first hour sets the tone.
- I can't believe this.
The only reason that bitch prosecutor's charging me
is so she can get her name in the paper.
why would I de--
Oh, whoa, whoa, easy, easy.
- I will not be ignored.
- Okay.
Okay. - Don't touch that, no!
- Listen.
- Back up! - Okay.
- Back up! - Okay, look--
- Back! Up! - Okay, all right.
- He didn't give me a choice,
so don't make the same mistake.
- I won't, I won't.
- Are those your car keys?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Nice and slow.
- It's called Three Kings Day.
Julie left her shoes outside her door,
and Jesus brought her presents.
- That sounds fun, but I don't think it's Jesus
that brings the presents, honey.
- Why don't we celebrate it?
- Well, because that's not our religion.
- What religion are we?
- We're just us--
good people who are kind to others.
- Why don't we go to church?
- Sweetie, we don't have time for this now.
Come on.
Mmm, on you go.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Come here.
I love you. Be a good listener.
- Good morning. - Hi.
- Don't start. We've discussed this.
- We can't just ignore it, Char.
She's obviously curious.
- I'm not brainwashing my child.
- Our child, and it's not brainwashing.
Kids her age, they crave identity, community.
What could it hurt to at least let her try it out?
- A lot, and where is this coming from?
I can't even remember
the last time you went to church.
- Before we were married. - Exactly.
And when they found out your groom was a bride,
you stopped going.
I'm not putting that on Anais.
- That was a long time ago. Things have changed now.
- And you know this how?
- My mom goes, and she says they're a lot more open now.
She also says it's an hour of peace each week,
where she gets to just sit alone
and not worry about anything.
That sounds pretty good to me.
- Fine, if you want some peace
on a Sunday morning, be my guest.
I'll take the kids to the park.
- One second.
Hey.
Okay.
Sorry, traffic was a bitch.
This thing queued up? - Yeah.
- Murder-abduction in Wilmington--
DOA on the floor is Dominic Howard,
one of the top defense attorneys in Delaware.
The guy on his right is his client,
state police detective Phil Grady.
They were both at Grady's house when an unknown female
rolled up, shot Howard dead, and took off with Grady.
- Any description?
- Neighbor saw what she described as a homeless woman
exit a cab near Grady's house-- a few minutes later,
heard a gunshot, then saw the woman
leaving in Grady's car.
BOLO's out on his sedan.
Yesterday, Grady was charged
with assaulting two homeless women while on duty.
He was set to turn himself in to the AUSA this morning,
which was why he was meeting with his lawyer.
- And they wonder why the public doesn't trust us.
- State police think our fugitive could be
one of the homeless women he allegedly assaulted,
gone vigilante.
- And Howard was what, just collateral damage?
- Possibly. Clock's ticking.
Hana, you take the crime scene.
Barnes and Ray, you're on the cab driver.
Gaines and I will talk
to the state police and the AUSA.
Let's roll.
- I picked her up at the train station--
pretty standard ride.
She didn't announce she was about to kill no guy,
if that's what you're asking.
- All right, did she say anything odd,
give you a name?
- Just the address, and she paid cash--
told me to keep the tip. - Well, what about her face?
Can you give us a description?
She had a mask on the whole time.
Brown hair is all I saw.
- But she got off the train, right?
- Don't know if she was on the train.
I picked her up on the same side of the station
as the homeless camp.
She looked like she could've come from there.
She was swigging from a half-pint
in the back seat the whole time.
- Liquid courage.
- Maybe.
Sorry, that's all I know.
- Thank you for your help.
Why don't you check with Amtrak,
see if we can find anyone similar on the security cams.
I'll call Remy, let him know about the homeless camp
by the train station. - All right.
- For years, Grady took advantage
of women in shelters and encampments.
Two came forward, but the county DA
refused to press charges.
- There was community outcry.
I tried to fire him, but the union got involved.
I couldn't unless he was charged,
so we asked DOJ to open a civil rights investigation.
- The charges weren't a slam dunk.
Both victims had a history
of mental health and substance abuse issues.
One had a conviction for aggravated assault.
- Which could be why Grady targeted them,
thinking no one would believe them.
- Where are the women now?
- One of them is staying in a halfway house.
I confirmed she was there this morning.
But this one, Betty,
we haven't been able to find her.
- She's the one convicted of assault?
- Yup, splits her time between the homeless camps
by the main library and the train station.
- Train station?
Barnes says that's where the cab driver picked her up.
- Yeah. - Have a look into that.
- Will do.
Thank you very much.
- Excuse me, I'm an agent with the FBI.
I'm just wondering if you happened to have seen
this woman around? She answers to Betty.
- No. - No? Okay.
- Get away from me. All you cops, get out of here.
- Look, I'm not tryna bother you,
all right, I just need to know
if you have seen this woman.
Her name is Betty.
- She don't come around here no more
after what you pigs did to her.
- Then you know where she went?
- I don't have to tell you nothin'.
I know my rights.
Get out of here.
Go on!
- You got anything? - Nope.
They're not gonna help us.
They all think we're as bad as Grady.
- What do you think? - I think that's her.
- Hey! Betty!
Hey! - Where she goin'?
- Hey, I just wanted to talk to you!
- Hey, there she is!
- Hey!
She went around back!
- Okay, she's coming back!
- I got her.
- Hey!
- Okay.
Okay! Just get it over with.
- Get what over with?
- I know I'm on my third strike.
Take me back to county already.
- We are FBI, not Narcotics.
We're looking for Phil Grady.
- Shady Grady?
I hate that son of a bitch.
- Is that why you went to his house this morning
and kidnapped him after killing his lawyer?
- What? No!
Wait--I went to the Dunkin' on Avalon this morning
to dive for yesterday's donuts. I swear.
You can check. - Good idea.
Smile. - What for?
- You better hope you're on those cameras.
I got her.
- What if Grady had another victim, right?
Somebody we don't know about?
- Then we're fresh out of leads.
- Hurry up. - Where are we?
- You're about to see.
- Please, just tell me what you want.
- What I want is the truth.
If you give that to me, we're not gonna have a problem.
Sit.
Oh, my God.
Wh--why are we here?
- Because I wanna know how you did it.
- Did what? I have no idea what--
- Don't turn around.
See that over there? That's where it all started.
They're tearing it down now to destroy the evidence.
- They're not destroying evidence.
They're razing the camp.
People were slaughtered here.
Kids were slaughtered here--
- That's what you want us to think, right?
When you brought in the cadavers
to replace the crisis actors?
- What?
I-I didn't investigate this case, lady.
- Don't call me that.
You know who I am.
- I have no idea who you are.
- Well, you know my husband. - What?
- Don't you?
You're the one who gave him that fake picture
of my baby girl supposedly shot in the face so many times
she was unrecognizable.
Wasn't that convenient?
- You're Mya Fogelman's mom.
- Mass shooting at a Delaware summer camp.
- We are very sorry about what happened to Mya.
- We don't need thoughts and prayers.
- I can barely get out of bed in the morning.
- We want someone to stop this madness!
I wanna show you a photograph of my daughter, Mya.
- Where is she?
- Wha--what do you mean?
She--she's--she's dead. - Liar!
This whole thing was a fake and false flag operation,
which means somebody took my Mya.
Who was it? - I--I--I don't know.
- Tell me where she is!
- I can't tell you what I don't know.
Listen, I--I-- I know you're upset,
an--and you wanna believe Mya's still alive.
- She is!
And I'm going to find her.
- I--I understand,
but you're not thinking clearly right now.
Let me--
let me help you.
I know people you can talk to.
This whole thing will be okay.
All right? Just let me help you.
I promise.
Please.
- You had your chance.
- No!
No--
- This is the site of the summer camp massacre.
- Four months ago, a loser named Vincent Fleming
shot his father and his therapist at his house
then drove here and killed seven kids and a counselor,
surrendered after a shootout and died the next day.
- Whole place feels haunted.
No wonder they're tearing it down.
We've been monitoring his cell--
finally pinged an hour ago.
- Same for us, but when we got here,
your unsub was gone, and so was Grady's cell.
Whoever did this must have taken it,
but it's off now.
- Was Grady involved in the response to the camp shooting?
- No, we had a special task force,
but he wasn't on it.
- Well, then why target him and bring him here?
- Guys, I got something.
TanyaDossier.com is playing this video
they claim is of Grady.
- This is a warning to everyone involved
in this conspiracy, all you liars.
I don't care what I have to do.
I'm gonna find the truth,
and I'm gonna find my daughter.
- Now, you remember who that is, right?
- Kim Fogelman.
- You know her?
- Her daughter, Mya.
She was killed here.
- We interviewed her because her husband
got so angry, he bought an AR-15
and kidnapped the head of the NRF
and forced him to post a picture of dead Mya
at gunpoint before he surrendered.
We're the ones who put him in prison.
- So we can forget about our homeless woman
vigilante theory.
- Mya's dead, but she's still looking for her.
- She obviously thinks that Mya is still alive.
The question is why.
- Tanya Waters, she's a conspiracy theory queen.
She claims that this entire camp shooting was fake.
- Great, can't wait to meet her.
You two grab Kristin and cover Kim's house.
She has a sister, right?
- Liliana--lives in Elsmere.
- All right, let's get ahold of her too.
We need to know what happened these last four months
to make a grieving mother snap.
- I don't condone violence, and I don't condone murder,
but I will say this--
if you were a mother, and you knew your child
was alive, what would you be willing to do?
Don't mess with the mama bear, people.
She bites.
And we're out.
- Whoo.
- Thank you, people.
- Agent Scott, FBI.
Congratulations on the world's worst acting.
- Oh, nice to meet you too.
- You need to stop running that video.
- Of course we're running it.
We're gonna run everything she sends us.
Kim Fogelman is exposing the truth.
- How do you know Kim?
- I don't. Five minutes, Grace.
- Then why did she send you that video?
- She didn't.
Some guy named Phil Grady emailed it to us.
- So she stole the phone to record it
and then get rid of it.
- I am glad--thank you-- that she sent it.
We encourage our citizen journalists
to share their stories with us.
- She's a murderer,
not a journalist,
and she may have been influenced
by one of your wack conspiracy theories.
- Theories?
I ask questions--
questions any thinking person
would be asking of their government.
I am not in control of or responsible for what happens
when one of my viewers find their answers.
- Right, so we will need to see the documents and the tapes,
see what kind of questions you're asking
about the camp shooting.
- Do you have a warrant?
- Look, this woman murdered two people,
and we need to know what she could be planning next.
- So my first amendment rights go out the window?
Pulling that video shows prior constraint.
Revealing confidential sources
violates a reporter's privilege.
Do you think I haven't been threatened before?
"Whoever would overthrow a nation
must begin by subduing the freeness of speech,"
Benjamin Franklin.
- "I'll be back,"
Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Deep dive every river of BS she put on the camp shooting.
Let's make this bitch's life a living hell.
- My pleasure.
- Liliana? - Yes.
- I'm Sheryll. We spoke on the phone.
You have the keys to your sister's house?
- Yeah, I was waiting for you.
- I'll have to clear it first.
Kim's not here.
House is empty.
We saw a neighbor across the street.
I'm gonna go see what she has to say.
- Oh, my God.
What a mess.
I had no idea she was living like this.
- When was the last time you were here?
- A month ago.
Kim stopped returning my calls.
I thought she was just busy.
- Your sister likes her wine.
- She's not supposed to have that.
She was an alcoholic. Josh made her go to AA.
She's been sober 12 years.
- Grief can do that sometimes.
- She bought Mya Christmas gifts.
- Who knows how long she's been in denial.
The holidays might have been what triggered it.
- Hey, Liliana, where was Mya's room?
- Down the hall on the right.
- Okay, thank you.
It's a shrine to her daughter.
- She has a dentist appointment scheduled for Mya next week.
Looks like she's lived every day since the shooting
believing Mya's alive and coming home.
Hey, Liliana,
you don't have to do that.
Please.
Why don't you take a seat?
Come on.
What can you tell us about Kim?
What was she like after the shooting happened?
- Kim couldn't accept Mya was gone.
She didn't even go to the funeral
of her own daughter.
I had to make the arrangements.
I had to pick up
Mya's personal effects from the police.
I still have them in a box at home.
- Did she ever mention someone called Tanya Waters?
- No, not to me.
She didn't talk to anyone,
especially after Josh got arrested.
She was just alone--
Alone, sad, and grieving.
I feel awful.
- I'm sorry. - I spoke with the neighbor.
She said a guy's been visiting Kim over the last month or so.
No name, but he drives a pickup truck--
Pennsylvania plates.
- Do you know who that could be?
- No. - I'll inform Remy.
He's on his way to see Josh Fogelman now.
- I thought Kim's denial
was a normal part of grief at first,
but it went to a whole new level around Halloween.
- What happened?
- She started watching Tanya Waters,
bought into this whole false flag thing--
how the government supposedly hired actors
to stage the shooting.
- She even thought Grady was involved.
- Why Grady?
- She didn't believe a cop who wasn't on the case
would get me a photo of Mya's body
unless he was part of the conspiracy.
She said it was a cadaver.
- But Mya's body was identified with DNA.
- Kim didn't care.
She said that, according to Tanya,
the government can fake DNA evidence.
Last time I saw her, around Thanksgiving,
she was in here screaming that I was a liar and a pawn,
and they'd kidnapped Mya,
and I wasn't doing anything about it.
- Has she always been conspiracy-minded?
- A little.
- Hmm. - Her mom was a Cuban exile.
Her family saw firsthand
how governments fabricate narratives for their own gain,
things like denying the moon landing happened--
nothing near this level of BS.
I don't know how she fell for it.
- Tanya presented an easier reality for her to accept.
- This is my fault.
If I'd been there, I would've taken her back to AA,
and she never would've found Tanya Waters.
- Are you aware she may have a boyfriend?
Someone from Pennsylvania.
- A boyfriend?
No.
I have no idea who that could be.
I didn't, um...
Know.
- They want us to believe that this here...
- That's a lot of ranting with few actual facts.
She's anti-vaxxer, the election was stolen,
blah, blah, blah, but her bread and butter
is the mass shootings like the one at the camp.
She claims they were staged by the government to scare people
into letting us take their civil liberties away from them.
- How did the government supposedly
pull this off in our case?
- It activated the shooter,
the Delaware State Police, the coroner,
the company that cleaned up the crime scene,
even the media had a part to play.
- And does Tanya think Mya's alive too?
- Oh, I doubt she believes any of this crap,
but her followers do her work for her.
These are the TanyaDossier message boards.
According to whoever posted this,
that is Mya after a school bombing in Syria,
and now Tanya is claiming that Mya and the other kids
were taken from the camp,
that they fly them all over the world
and use them as crisis actors
and other false flag attacks.
- Did she say who in the government
is supposedly doing this?
- Well, originally, it was some mysterious cabal,
but now Tanya's teasing that she's found the person
that's behind it all-- someone that they call Mr. X.
- I'm sure Mr. X is made-up, but we're gonna ask her anyway.
Hana Banana, you're with me.
The rest of you, contact the other families.
Get protection on them.
See if any of this stuff is real.
- Tell me who activated your son.
I know you were a part of this.
I--I told you.
I don't know what you're talking about.
- Yes, you do.
The woman who came here to see Vincent
on the day that it happened.
- Do you mean Dr. Mendoza, his therapist?
- She's not a doctor.
She's a government operative.
She came here, gave Vincent the gun
and his instructions,
and then he shot her and your husband
before he went to the camp.
- That's not what happened.
Vincent was deeply troubled,
and he wouldn't leave the house.
I'd gone to work, and my husband called the doctor over,
because he was so concerned about him.
We didn't even know Vincent had the gun.
Please.
I know what it feels like
to lose a child.
Vincent did a terrible, awful thing,
and I am so ashamed and so, so sorry,
but I promise I don't know anything
about what you're saying.
- I didn't lose a child.
My Mya is still alive,
and I'm going to find the people that took her.
- Who paid you?
- What?
- You could've gone out and bought a big house
and nice things, but you're still here.
- I'm still here, because nobody will buy this house.
Everybody knows who lived here.
- Get up. Come on.
Over here.
Hurry up.
Sit.
- Please. - I don't know anything.
- All right. What's the password?
- There's nothing on there.
- Tell me the password!
- You claim to know who's behind all this.
So tell us. Who's this mysterious Mr. X?
- Well, first, thanks for watching,
and second, that is confidential.
- Do you have a name?
- It is my patriotic duty
to stand up to you FBI bullies.
- Do you have any coherent theory about this at all,
or do you just do this to sell your dietary supplements?
- See? You are bullies.
I just phoned her.
She's standing by, ready to speak to you.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
- Okay, let's start the show now.
We'll take it live.
- Live?
Are you sure? - Oh, yeah.
Let's go. - What the hell's going on?
- All right, come on, people. Move it.
We're live right now.
Now! - Let's go, people.
- Can you handle this for me? Thank you.
- Welcome, my friends.
We are coming to you early today,
because we have an exclusive one-on-one interview
with the woman who is fighting
to expose the truth, Kim Fogelman.
Kim, welcome to TanyaDossier.
- Tanya, I found it.
- Shouldn't we cut this off? - Not yet.
Trace the call. - I have the proof.
- I'm on it. - It was on the laptop--
on her laptop.
I know who's behind all of this.
I know... - Holy crap,
that's Penny Fleming. - Who?
- Her son, Vincent, was the shooter at the camp.
- We can't have a public execution.
Cut the feed. - I can't--
- Just kill the feed. - No, no, I'm not--
- Kill the feed.
- Kim, this is Special Agent Remy Scott.
We met a few months ago at your house.
You have to stop this. You're hurting people.
There is no conspiracy. - I have been raided
by the FBI. - This is a lie.
Tanya lied about the whole thing.
- They are trying to silence me.
- She made it all up. - Kim, they are trying
to stop you. - Tell us where you are,
and we will help you. - Just keep looking
for the truth. - Tell us where you are.
- I'm getting Mya back.
- We lost her.
And we're out.
- Get that thing out of my face.
Did you get her? - No, she hung up too soon.
- Sheryll. - Penny Fleming--
I'm almost there. Okay, 114 Serena Way.
She's in Wilmington. - Alert PD,
get Kristin and Ray over there now.
We'll wait here in case Kim calls back.
- Officer Stone, Wilmington PD.
- Did you clear the house? - Yeah.
She's the only one here.
EMTs are on the way.
- Thank you.
Hi, Penny.
I'm Special Agent Ray Cannon.
This is Special Agent Kristin Gaines.
- Hi.
So Kim did this to you?
- Yeah, she was on her phone,
the FaceTime thing, and-- and as soon as she saw the FBI,
she freaked out.
She hung up and started hitting me,
asking me where her daughter was.
I told her I didn't know, and then she left.
- Did she say where she was going?
- No, but she took my laptop and my car.
- Why your laptop?
- She found something on it,
but she wouldn't say what it was.
I thought she was gonna kill me.
- It's okay. You're safe now.
Excuse me a second. I'm gonna call Remy.
- Kristin, tell me it's good news.
- Yeah, Penny's alive, but Kim took her laptop.
She doesn't know why.
Whatever's on it probably saved her life.
She also took Penny's car.
- Set a perimeter. Put a BOLO out.
Barnes and I are headed to Middletown.
A family whose son died at camp
says they have info on Kim.
- I saw the interview.
You got the proof, for real?
- In here. You were right.
- Come on.
- This is the third time we've moved in four months.
They keep finding us.
- Tanya doxxed you on her show?
- No, her followers do it on their own.
We get threatening letters, calls all night long.
These people come, and they stand in the street,
and they yell at our house.
- This one guy even followed me around the grocery store,
wanted to know how much they paid us
and where we were hiding Mason.
- Did you tell the police? - Many times.
But it's not illegal to dox someone,
and it got worse after we filed the lawsuit.
- What lawsuit?
- We're suing Tanya Waters for defamation--
all the families whose kids have died,
except for Kim Fogelman.
When we asked her to join us,
she told us Tanya was exposing the truth--
accused us of being part of some conspiracy.
The very next day,
this, uh, guy showed up,
started trying to film us.
- You should be ashamed of yourselves!
How much did they pay you, huh?
- Cops are on their way, buddy.
Get off my property.
- Pennsylvania plates. - We know about the lawsuit!
The whole world is gonna know you're in on this cover-up!
- Sheryll, what's up?
- We need you to run some Pennsylvania plates.
We might've found
Kim Fogelman's possible boyfriend.
- Wolfgang Blair, FBI.
- Kim Fogelman, are you in there?
Let's go. - Breacher up!
- Go! Go, go!
- Check your six!
- Back room clear.
- Right clear!
- Back door, clear.
Kitchen, clear.
- This has gotta be Penny's, which means Kim was here.
They wrecked it.
Look at that.
- Had the whole conspiracy laid out here.
- They're trying to cover their tracks.
That's him.
And look who he's with.
- Tanya Waters.
- "To a wonderful son. Love, Mom."
- Wolfgang's Tanya's son.
- Aiding and abetting is a felony.
He's looking at three years, maybe more.
- You don't know he helped her.
She could've taken him at gunpoint.
- You seem really concerned about that.
- I've been calling him all morning.
He won't pick up.
- How does he know Kim?
Are they dating?
- I have no idea.
I don't keep tabs on Wolfie's love life.
- You see him every day. He works here.
- Not true.
He--he wants to be a reporter,
but I made him start at the bottom,
so he manages the message boards from home.
- Oh, yeah, what's his handle?
@Wolfspider?
Yeah, he's all over these boards.
Look at this.
- Mommy A?
- Or Mom Mya.
Wolfgang first interacted with her two months ago,
and there's a bunch of interactions ever since.
- That's how it started-- he connected with Kim
on the boards, validated her denial about the shooting,
and filled her head with conspiracy theories.
- He was pushing her so he could be there
to film it for TanyaDossier.
He's trying to get your attention.
- You really don't get it, do you, Tanya?
They're working together.
- Well, I don't know what I'm supposed to do about it.
- Go live.
Say you made the whole thing up.
Tell them to turn themselves in
before this gets a whole lot worse for Wolfgang.
- That would be career suicide.
- It's called telling the truth.
You wouldn't do that to save your own son?
- I'm gonna take a pass on your invitation.
Now, you have a job to do and so do I.
Why don't we all get back to work?
- We're still on schedule. Sound check, please.
- This is Penny Fleming's bank statement
from October 2022.
That is a $100,000 deposit
into her account from the Wilmington Foundation,
the charity owned by Damon Marshall,
leftist billionaire.
He's the one orchestrating this whole thing for the government.
he paid Penny off
so they could use her son for the shooting,
and he took the real kids, including my daughter, Mya,
and turned them into crisis actors.
These are the plans to Marshall's home.
I found them on his architect's website.
He has a secret bunker in his house,
right there.
That's where he's keeping the kids.
That's where my Mya is,
and I'm going to get her back.
I'm gonna finally expose the truth
and bring my daughter home.
- Good, looking good. Five minutes to air, people!
Tanya, this is yours. - Okay, thank you.
- Wolfgang's calling.
- Answer it.
Tell the truth.
This is your last chance, Tanya.
- Hello.
- Mom, it's me. You alone?
- Yeah.
- Listen, this is gonna be so epic,
it's gonna break the internet.
We found Mr. X. - No, you didn't.
- Yes, yeah, yeah, we did.
He's a leftist billionaire, and he runs a charity--
- Wolfgang, stop.
Are you with Kim right now?
- Why?
- Because I want you both to hear this.
There is no Mr. X.
What do you mean?
You said that-- - I--I made him up, Wolfgang--
just like everything else.
I was--
I was trying to tell a good story,
that those kids didn't die in the camp shooting.
I--I don't know, I was just trying
to keep hope alive 'cause it was so awful,
and you know, Wolfie,
telling that story helped me
make a good life for you, which...
As your mom, is all I ever wanted to do.
But that is all it was--
a story.
Those kids are dead.
Mya's dead.
That is the true story.
Now, I--I want you to come home.
Stop all this nonsense with Kim.
No more people getting hurt.
You hear me, Wolfgang? - Wha?
- Wolfgang?
Do you hear me?
- Okay, I lost the location ping, but the last known
was Cape May, New Jersey, headed north.
- Okay, billionaires in Cape May...
- Are we live?
- Oh, yeah.
- Turn it off.
You are so done.
- Yeah, and so are you.
We're sick of all of this.
Tanya, how could you?
I trusted you.
You're a heartless bitch.
- I don't know.
- Cut the feed.
- Okay, Malik Pitney has a place there.
Elodie Dawes, Damon Marshall,
- Damon Marshall's the angel investor
behind the Wilmington Foundation.
He sent checks to each of the families
who lost kids in the camp shooting.
- Get everyone to the Marshalls' estate.
Nice work, kid.
Now, that's some damn good TV.
- As long as Lindsay approves.
Yeah, we can take the money out of, uh, out of operation--
hang--hang on a second.
What in the world?
Let--let me--let me-- let me call you back.
- Damon Marshall!
I know you're in there!
Open the door,
or I will shoot this man, I swear!
In. - David, I'm sorry.
She took-- - No talking!
Take me to my daughter.
- What?
- I know she's here with the other kids
downstairs in the bunker.
- I promise you, there is nobody here but me.
Kim, maybe we should wait.
- We're not waiting.
I wanna see my daughter-- and I wanna see her now.