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An Amish Murder Page #5
- TV-PG
- Year:
- 2013
- 85 min
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I mean, somebody's got to be.
Kate, you can trust me.
You'll have to figure that
out on your own, I guess.
That's nice.
Thank you.
You made it?
Yeah, uh...
When I miss my family, I quilt.
- You made the one in the
living room too, right?
Yeah, and a few more upstairs.
- Well, you must miss
your family a lot.
Yeah.
Well, I don't have a whole
lot left from my childhood.
Actually, I don't have anything.
After I left, that was pretty much it.
You know, when my mom died...
I didn't even get to go see her.
I got a call while I was on stakeout:
"She's gone. "
What'd you do?
What to do?
I...
Sat crying half the night.
And then I went and made my bust.
I'm a cop, so...
Tomasetti.
Yeah.
Did you just kiss me?
Damn. I-I think I did.
- Just, uh...
Just checking.
How'd it go?
Yeah, it was okay.
Yeah, well, I'm, uh...
I'm a little rusty.
It's all right. Me too.
I should go.
Yeah.
Are you sure?
Good.
You're not sure. All right.
I-I'll see you tomorrow.
- In painters mill, Ohio,
two bodies have been found...
...the first, a teen from
the amish community.
We go now to sue in painters mill.
I have confirmation now...
...sources close to the
investigation confirm...
Get me a list.
...of all the moving
companies in the state...
...and give me the names of their clients.
who left this area.
within six months of
the killings in '95.
- Okay, and cross -check it
with a list of people.
who've moved back to the area recently?
Exactly.
Hey, Kate.
- Hey, Nate. What's up?
have to give this to you.
What is it?
- I tried to speak with the mayor...
...but he's just...
Out of his mind with grief.
I have to escort you out.
What happened?
I've, um...
Been fired.
- Well, then somebody's
not thinking right.
- Uh, Mona, you and T.J...
Have some work to do.
I suggest you go and do it.
- I can give you a couple of minutes.
...to gather your things
from your desk, but...
- What do they think I'm gonna do...
...vandalize the place?
So who's going to run the investigation?
Well, for now, I will.
- Well, let me know if there's
anything I can do to help.
- I really appreciate that, Kate.
Hey, look, I'll speak to the council.
within a week or two.
Of course, I can't make any promises.
But I'll try to get you reinstated.
And... And listen. I
hate to ask you this.
But just bring the car back tomorrow...
...if you don't mind.
Right. Yeah.
Kate.
- Please tell me you
didn't do this to me.
- Oh, Kate. No.
- You told no one anything
that I told you last night?
No.
Come on. I swear.
Auggie Brock has lost
it completely and...
...yeah.
- Hey, I'm gonna stay
here until it's done.
And when the...
...the dust settles...
...they're gonna come to their senses.
No, they won't.
And you know it.
- Well, at least I know
I'm not leaving here.
...until... You're okay.
Come here.
Closer.
Closer.
You can come closer.
What are you looking at?
- I'm trying to picture
you as an amish girl.
Oh.
Is that so difficult?
Well...
You're a little, um...
Assertive for an amish girl?
Yeah, that's a good word.
I was gonna say pushy.
Well, I never said I was perfect, so...
You're a hell of a cop.
Thank you.
- That's about as good as
I get with the compliments.
Understood.
And...
I'm probably gonna screw this up.
Me too.
John.
John.
Mm.
You awake?
I've been thinking...
Uh-oh.
About our guy...
Oh.
And how he would have done it...
...how he would have gotten
those girls to come with him.
Okay, I'm listening.
- Well, he had to be
driving in broad daylight.
Right?
- Mm-hmm.
- He sees a girl. He
rolls down his window.
And she's not scared.
- Which you'd expect
after the first murder.
- Exactly, the mayor's daughter.
...should have gone running for the hills.
But she didn't.
- So it's got to be
someone they both knew.
Or trusted.
- Someone they both felt safe with.
- Yeah, or because of their position...
...like a fireman or a minister or a cop.
I mean, let's not forget...
...he's got a real good
handle on forensics.
One of my guys?
- You know, just a cop in the area...
...you know, or maybe a
doctor who grew up here.
...and is comfortable with
the amish community.
Are you expecting someone?
Chief?
Hey, chief, you there?
- Hey.
I just wanted to, uh...
Can I come in?
- Yeah.
What's up?
- Uh, we made an arrest.
What?
Yeah.
- Who?
- An amish man.
Samuel hershberger.
Samuel hershberger?
That's not right.
Oh.
We got a pile of evidence.
We got clothing from the
victims found in his barn.
...and blood from the victims on his floor.
You don't buy it.
No, I know Samuel.
We grew up together.
When we were kids, he used
to hand-tame wild birds.
I saw him bottle-feed
a litter of kittens.
I mean, he might be a little simple...
...but there's not a cruel
bone in that man's body.
I'm telling you.
John, if there's evidence,
it's been planted.
- Hold on. Jay?
- Sorry, chief, I thought
you'd want to know.
- Jay, wait.
- Do you want me to go?
- No, you're fine.
- Yeah, who ordered this?
Where is this coming from?
Yeah, I understand, but...
Yeah.
I've just been ordered back to bci.
- When?
- Now.
They want me there at noon.
- Why?
- It seems like the
...ended my assignment...
...suspect in custody.
You know, that's not procedure. No.
Someone is working really hard here.
Who arrested him? Who
found the evidence?
- Uh, Nichols. It was Nichols.
Nichols?
Nichols was an army
ranger for 15 years, right?
- It can't be Nichols.
He just moved here.
Right. So he's a copycat.
We just ruled that out.
T.J., go to judge Rogers.
...and see if you can slow
down the arraignment.
- Got it.
Mona?
- Chief.
What's up?
Thought you should know.
Samuel hershberger just hung himself.
Yeah, she should be coming
up here in just a second.
Oh, here she comes. Here she comes.
- Chief burkholder.
- Chief burkholder.
- Chief burkholder.
- Here, please.
What can you tell us
about this hershberger?
Oh, my God, Kate. It
is just chaos in here.
Okay, listen, don't
say a word to anyone...
...but I need you to check
Nichols' army records.
Detective Nichols.
Skid.
- I'd swear I had him
take off his shoelaces.
I mean, I'd have sworn.
But...
I fell asleep.
- Do you know where he was stationed?
Uh, I think it was Georgia.
Yeah, Georgia.
- Okay, good. Start there.
And double-check where he grew up.
- When... when did this happen?
- 1:
00, 1:15.I couldn't have been out
more than ten minutes.
Just do me a favor, okay?
I mean, he's a good cop...
...and I don't want to throw
the guy under the bus.
And he's gonna retire in two months.
Yeah.
Shoelaces. Can you believe that?
Who else was here?
Nichols, uh...
Nichols.
- All right, I'm here if you need me.
Right, anytime.
You too.
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