A Daughter's Nightmare Page #6
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2014
- 87 min
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take care of you.
Adam.
Adam, this has gone too far.
I just want my phone.
Oh, that's a nasty rash.
Is it itchy?
Stop it!
Is it money you want?
I don't have any!
This house is mortgaged
to the hill...
I have nothing.
Shhh. You're upset.
We'll do this later.
Ok?
All better.
Adam!
Adam!
Ariel!
Hey! What's up?
Hey, how are you?
Were you going to say goodbye?
I have to run home
and see my mom,
but I texted you so...
Oh yeah, no, sorry I didn't
check them.
Alright, well just read it,
it'll explain some stuff.
Oh, ok.
Ok, bye.
What's wrong with your eye?
What?
Your eye is bleeding.
What do you mean?
Oh my god, your eye
is bleeding!
What?
Yeah!
Ok, good news.
You are one very lucky
young man.
If that hemorrhage had been
at the back of your retina,
your friend here never
would have seen it
and the damage could have
been extensive.
But not to worry, you've got a
subconjunctival hemorrhage,
it'll heal by itself.
Now, what are you
taking ethambutol for?
Etham what?
What is that?
Um, the antibiotic
that you're on.
I'm not on any antibiotic.
Ben Woods?
Your blood work shows that
you're loaded with ethambutol.
It's what caused
the hemorrhage.
Um, what is ethambutol
used for?
Well, generally it's for
treating tuberculosis.
Uh, didn't you say Adam's mother
died of tuberculosis?
Yeah, so?
Um... can ethambutol cause
other kinds of eye problems?
Yeah, unfortunately a fair
number of them:
double vision,
visual hallucinations...
Like tunnel vision
and colour blindness?
Deuteranopia, red-green
colour blindness and schitomas,
blind spots in the field
of vision...
they're pretty common
side effects,
especially in patients that have
been taking as high of doses
as Ben was on.
Alright, hang on a second.
Am I to understand that you
were not taking
this medication voluntarily?
No.
His stepfather
was drugging him.
What?
Yeah, he's drugging my mom,
too.
Oh my god, oh my god
I knew it.
Who else would be giving you
a tuberculosis drug?!
Alright you two, I don't know
what's going on here
but it sounds to me like the
police need to be involved.
Yeah, his name
is Adam Smith,
he's at 329 Birch Avenue.
Tell them to hurry!
Excuse me, sorry!
Trick or treat!
Hey!
Look, I don't understand
why you won't put out an alert
when he's obviously
taken her somewhere!
You saw the note.
Your mother said they went
away for some R&R.
Yeah, but that's not even
her handwriting!
And she would never go away
with him!
She just met him!
There's no sign of abduction
in this house,
no sign of force being used.
You want me to put out an APB
without any evidence of a crime.
No, I told you there's evidence
he drugged Ben!
I told you that.
Your boyfriend lives
on campus?
Yeah.
Another student drugged
him as...
No! That's ridiculous!
It's not ridiculous, it's what
Smith's lawyer's gonna say
if I haul him in with nothing!
Here's my card.
Cell's on the back.
Call me if you get
something solid.
Thank you.
I'll check back in and make sure
I talk to both of them.
Ok.
It's gonna be ok.
Good night.
Hey.
Hey.
Look, we're gonna find her.
How are we gonna find her?
Come sit down.
Are you looking for the guy who
always hangs around your house?
Yeah, have you seen him?
He left this morning with your
mom, in his convertible.
He had a blue suitcase.
Do you know where they went?
I had to bury his dog
for him.
His dog died?
I thought he was sleeping,
but he was stiff.
Your name's Brooks,
right?
Yeah.
Can you show me
where you buried the dog?
He's under that mound
over there.
Hey.
I'm sorry.
They found traces of ethembutol
in the dog's bloodstream.
Hey, come on.
I want to show you something.
Come on.
Ethembutol has a lot more side
effects than just eye problems.
excessive tiredness,
nausea, disorientation,
visual and audio hallucinations,
trouble breathing and death.
Hey, uh... where was
your mother buried?
Um, her death was attributed
to an overdose, painkillers.
Adam had her cremated.
Um... uh, what
about his first wife?
Do you know her name?
What was her name?
Miss Texas?
No, um...
Libby.
Libby something.
Libby Miss Texas.
Here.
1997 Miss Texas,
Elizabeth Schuster.
She could be a Libby, right?
Yeah, try that.
Ok, Elizabeth Schuster...
Woah, what are we
looking for?
Just anything that leads
them to Adam.
I can't read that fast!
It's ok, it's alright,
I'm reading it, it's fine.
Elizabeth Bennet,
Dallas Texas.
What is Deadly Union?
What is that?
Oh my god, that's Adam!
Oh my god.
Uh, Patrick Adamson
was acquitted
of attempted murder yesterday.
The trial took so long primarily
due to past evidence
of complaints from Bennet,
the controversial Munchausen
by Proxy case,
I don't know what that is,
has rocked Texas
since last summer
when the former Miss Texas
accused her new husband
of poisoning her breakfast tea.
Perpetrator was a fabricator
that caused illnesses in other...
Potentially lethal?
...seen a way of obtaining love.
Symptoms, what symptoms?
Every time I came home, Adam was
always making tea for my mom.
Oh my god, Adam's insane.
What's going on?
He's poisoning them.
I'm going to call
the detective, ok?
Um...
Hi, Detective Harcroft?
It's Ariel Morgan.
Uh, you're gonna want
to put out that APB.
Can you please just take me
to the hospital?
My hands and my feet
are on fire.
Here.
Drink your wellness tea.
Look where you are.
Isn't that beautiful?
Fresh air's gonna do you good.
It's in there, isn't it?
What you've been giving me.
That's why you wanted me to
drink it three times a day.
Go on.
I don't want it.
Go on.
No!
How come you got blood
in your mouth?
George!
George!
Didn't I tell you to stay outta
your momma's room?
She's sick!
There, there, darling.
There's nothing to be
frightened of.
I love you, momma.
None of you cared about me
like I cared about you.
I'm a good boy, momma.
I'm a good boy.
Where does he get
the ethembutol?
He must have a supply,
right?
Maybe the hospital.
No, he'd never be able to pick
that much up at a time, right?
What if he's prescribed
ethembutol?
We gotta call the pharmacies.
Help! Somebody!
Hi, yes, I'm calling
to see
if a prescription
was purchased for...
...ethembutol?
Yeah, I'll hold.
That's right, Smith Adam.
It's for ethembutol?
Ok, yeah fine,
I'll try there.
Thanks, bye.
Alright, how many more?
Uh... 13
I don't make a habit
of filling
out of town doctor's scripts,
but you being
a nurse and all...
your wife's on an unusually
high dose.
The side effects
could be very...
I'm well versed.
Hi, yes.
I'm calling to see if a
prescription was picked up
this morning for Adam Smith
for ethembutol?
A Joe Smith?
Uh huh?
Yeah, no he probably just
wrote down the name wrong.
Um, and where did you
say you were located?
Great, ok, thank you so much!
A prescription was picked up
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