Fugitive at 17 Page #3
Holly got Blake hooked on drugs.
her sick grandmother.
You know for a fact that
Holly was a drug user?
Well, I just assumed.
Right. It's just that, um...
last year when they
were arrested, uh...
Holly admitted in court
to stealing the drugs
from her grandmother, and my
daughter had been suffering
from depression ever since!
Do you know if, uh, if Blake had a
boyfriend or if she was seeing anyone?
Not that I know of.
You don't think that... there
wouldn't have been anyone else
that she was expecting to see
at the party that night?
What I know, Detective,
my daughter to that party.
She gave her drugs that
she got from her home!
And my daughter didn't come back.
Sorry, I know this must
be very difficult.
We'll just give you a few
minutes, Mrs. Brooks.
Thank you for coming in...
Cameron?
So, Holly Hamilton is a con artist,
a drug dealer, and
there's a dead body too.
I want her ass off the streets,
and I want manslaughter.
Hold on. We can get
her on possession
and insurance fraud, but
I can't prove that Holly
was responsible for
Blake's death yet.
Here we go again, huh,
Detective Softie?
Mrs. Brooks, are you all right?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Let me see you out.
- Mrs. Brooks, I am so sorry.
- You shouldn't have
dragged her to that party
in the first place.
I didn't drag her. She
Look, you could have said no.
You two were on probation,
but you knew that and
you didn't care!
- I do care, Mrs. Brooks.
- Look. All I know is
that my daughter is dead!
And who's responsible! You tell me.
What do you want, Detective?
I need to know the truth,
Holly, about everything.
All right? How you're conning
the insurance companies,
about the drugs, about what really
happened to Blake last night?
We were not using drugs that night!
That man attacked her! The exact
same man who attacked me!
Blake Brooks was murdered.
Detective, I'm going to
advise Holly to take the 5th,
and not say anything more.
Well, if I were you, I'd
advise her to cooperate.
That is, if she wants to see
Grandma sooner rather than later.
Up yours, b*tch! I'm not gonna
cooperate if you don't want to listen!
- Let go of me.
- Officer. Holly, come on.
- Don't touch me!
- Please, Holly.
OK, that's enough.
It's over.
Book her.
Just have a seat right there.
Look, Holly, I get
why you're angry.
I don't know what I would've done if
my best friend had died like that.
Yeah, you seem pretty
sympathetic and understanding.
Sorry.
- Hey, Brent, what's up?
- Mom, I dropped my cell phone in the toilet.
I'm sorry. How exactly
did you manage to drop
your brand-new cell
phone in the toilet?
- What should I do?
- I don't know.
Don't flush?
Gimme the phone.
Hold on.
- Get it out of the toilet.
- I have to put my hand in the toilet?
- Who is this?
- Are you listening to me?
Open the back, take out the
battery and the SIM card,
vacuum the body, and stick
it in a bag of rice.
- You got all that?
- I think so.
Problem solved.
Uh, I'll talk to you
later, all right, Brent?
Wait, where's the rice?
Figure it out.
- Thanks for that.
- Sure.
If you confess...
it'll go a long way to
reducing your sentence.
All right.
Have it your way.
Something to think about,
anyway, tonight at juvie.
Thanks.
This isn't right...
What's with mixing the
adults and the minors?
That's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
- What else? Budget cuts.
- Pfft.
Hey, punkie. I'm talking to ya.
- What did they get you for?
- Nothing.
Me neither, man.
I didn't do nothing.
What did you do?
Borrow Daddy's car
without permission?
Did you b*tch-slap your boyfriend?
- What the hell?
- Back up!
- Stop the truck!
- Call it in, now!
- Get out!
- Right on time.
- Get out of the truck! Now!
- Van 47 to Base!
- 51-21 in progress!
- Get out! Hurry up! Get out!
- Unlock the door! Now!
- Don't shoot!
Hurry up! Let's go! Move!
Move! Move! Faster!
Unlock the door!
Hurry up! Hurry up!
Come on! Let's go! Let's go!
- Hey!
- All right.
Come on. Take these things off me.
- Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
- Let's go. Come on. You too.
- Let's move!
- Come on! Get out!
I have nothing to do with this! Can you
hear me? I have nothing to do with this!
- Shut... up!
- This has nothing to do with me!
- Let go of me!
- Listen.
Listen! The more of us that run,
the harder we are to catch.
You got it?
- Got it.
- He's got a gun!
Ah!
Run, b*tch! He'll shoot you too!
Come on! Let's go!
We got a 51-21. Corrections
van, just now.
- All of them?
- Yes.
- Even Hamilton? How?
- Yeah.
They had outside help, and
they shot the driver.
Oh.
What is going on?
What the hell is going on?
Oh.
Ah.
Backup is on its way,
Yep. Thanks.
That's weird.
- Going to the game tonight?
- For sure.
You know me, Blake.
I'm not gonna stop until
I find this bastard.
Hey, Billy, why won't you wait up?
We go to Tom Berry at
Philadelphia police headquarters
with breaking news.
While one escapee was
caught this afternoon,
two of the fugitives from
yesterday's daring escape
remain at large and
should be considered
armed and dangerous.
If you have any information
regarding the whereabouts
of these fugitives,
please contact the Philadelphia
police immediately.
I'm Tom Berry. Now,
back to you, Bob.
Ah... That was a rough one.
Oh, yeah...
- Are you gonna stay and close up?
- Yeah, I'll do that for you just...
All right. Ah...
- thanks, sweetie.
- Ha! Ha! Ha! I know.
Found you, Dan.
They caught the detainee
who was being transported
with Holly. A biker
type named Renee.
- Nothing on Holly?
- Nothing on Holly.
Hey... Sorry.
You can't sleep here.
You fell asleep.
Look, you seem innocent enough,
but we get cops in
here late at night.
It doesn't look good.
- You finished?
- Yep.
Just give me a second,
I'll run up the bill.
Thanks.
Do you want dessert?
- No, I'm stuffed.
- OK.
Oh... when I get
home, I'm so tired,
he has to cook.
Is that right? Send
him over to my place.
Next time, use the crosswalk!
Hey, Dan.
Holly?
How... how, how did you get...?
I need your help.
I need your help.
What are you working on?
I'm just going over the transcript
from Holly's first Q&A.
Have you had any luck finding
this mysterious "Dan"
- she keeps mentioning?
- No. No, I haven't.
- Hm. Well, keep on it.
- Where are you going?
I am gonna go talk to Grandma.
Well... good luck.
Yeah.
"Having a great time in Belize.
Wish you were here.
Love, Holly." Hm!
Do you have any idea where
she actually is, Mrs. Hamilton?
I wouldn't tell you even if I knew.
What I do know is she
is out there alone,
being hunted by you
people unfairly,
because there is no way
Holly killed her friend.
It's my job...
to investigate and
collect evidence,
- but I'm not judge and jury here.
- Then collect the evidence!
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