Fugitive at 17 Page #6

Synopsis: Holly Hamilton is a fearsomely independent teenage girl who is always helping the people she cares about, often using her expert computer hacking skills to do so: whether it's hacking into a college database to see if her best friend Blake got an early acceptance, or by defrauding a health insurance corporation to help her very sick grandmother get a kidney transplant. She's not afraid to break the law a little, as long as it means helping someone she loves. But her luck takes an incredibly bad turn when she and Blake go to a rave to celebrate Blake getting into college, and Blake meets a mysterious older man who kills her by slipping her an overdose of a date rape drug. What's even worse is that this man then attacks Holly and frames her for the crime! And because of Holly's less than lawful behavior in the past, the cops are convinced that she is responsible for her best friend's death. But then one day, while she is getting transferred to juvenile hall, a breakout attempt happens to
Director(s): Jim Donovan
Production: MTI Home Video
 
IMDB:
6.3
TV-14
Year:
2012
84 min
Website
76 Views


because I saw the drugs in his apartment.

I need probable cause

to get a warrant.

So what? You're just gonna

give up on Oliphant?

No, I'm not giving up. It's just the

wild goose chase is over, Holly.

Somebody was there that night.

Holly...

let me bring you in.

All right? No handcuffs.

No big scene.

- Just tell me where you are.

- You saw Grandma's flowers.

- Belize.

- Holly.

- Hey.

- Hey.

So... any idea where she is?

No. I, I can't tell.

- How we're doing with those fingerprints?

- I can give it another check.

You're gonna have to do better than that.

Get us moved to the front of the line ASAP.

No promises, but I'll try.

She may be giving up on

Oliphant, but I'm not.

Sounds like you're out of options.

Nope.

I got one more play to make.

But it's a Hail Mary.

What?

Give him what he likes most.

I'm not sure I like

the sound of that.

OK, grab a pen. We're

gonna make a list.

Good. No, no, thanks.

Good work. Keep me informed,

will you? Yeah, thanks.

Cutting out already?

Yeah, I have to pick

up Brent, remember?

At hockey... where you

dropped him off earlier?

Look, I know it's a bit of a

drive out to Mountain View.

If you're busy here, maybe I

can get Robyn to pick him up.

No, I'm, I'm busy here,

but I'd like to see my son

before he goes to bed tonight.

Can you tape this to the

small of my back, please?

- Oh, yeah.

- Right here.

Uh, OK.

Promise me something.

What's that?

You get the confession...

you leave... you call the cops.

That's it.

I promise.

- Hi.

- Hi.

I really enjoyed that.

That was amazing.

Thanks. I'm Spencer.

Tessa.

Pleasure.

So what do you do

with your spare time

when you're not playing?

- Teach economics at Central.

- No way!

I go to Central.

I'm a theater major!

- Theater?

- Mm-hmm.

But then I probably won't have

you in any of my classes.

That's too bad.

But now you know where to find me.

Hey, Cam? I got a good lead

on one of the blue Jeeps.

There's one registered

to a Dan Dalton.

He's a sophomore and business

major. Lives off of campus.

Really? That's interesting.

Would you mind checking that out?

Well, I'm missing the second

half of the Eagles game,

- but they're losing anyway.

- Yeah, I really appreciate it.

Now, I would go, but I've got

a mom thing to attend to.

Just call me back with

what you have, OK?

What other stuff do you play?

Just classical guitar... flamenco.

And Latin jazz. That's

what really speaks to me.

So, to sound like that, you must have to

practice like a billion hours a week, right?

It kinda makes it hard

during the school week.

- Hm.

- But I try to get out

to a friend's place out

in Foothill Ranch.

We could go there right

now for a nightcap.

I, uh... I could give

you your first...

private lesson.

I, I uh... have a lot of...

school work to do.

I've been slacking a lot.

I should probably, um...

There's no pressure.

Maybe some other time.

I could probably ditch

the school work, though,

if you promise to

play me something.

Shall we?

Langford.

Hey, Cameron. I'm at Dan

Dalton's apartment.

- I'll see if our guy's home.

- All right.

Dan, it worked.

Is the uplink working?

Yeah. The computer reads your

phone, and it's recording clearly.

OK.

So, are you on your

way to his place?

No, we're headed some place

else, uh, Foothill Ranch?

Foothill Ranch? Holly, where

the heck is Foothill Ranch?

Don't worry. The plan's gonna

play out in the exact same way.

Just make sure you're

recording the whole time.

If we get separated, we're gonna

meet on, uh, Old Mill Road?

Got it.

OK. I'm gonna put the

handset down now.

I won't be able to hear you anymore,

but you'll be able to hear me.

- OK.

- OK.

Philadelphia police. Open up.

- You're Daniel Dalton?

- Uh, yeah.

- Can I come in?

- Yeah, of course.

Were you at Happy Meadow Nursing

Home yesterday in your Jeep?

Uh, no. Officer.

Detective.

Can you account for your

whereabouts all day?

No. Uh, yeah.

Yeah, at the library. Uh, studying.

Son, do you know what kind

of trouble you're in?

I really haven't

done anything wrong.

No? What about accessory

after the fact

to the shooting of a

corrections officer?

Yeah.

Why don't we take a seat, huh?

Listen, kid.

I don't care about what

you've done up to now.

The DA might, but I don't.

I really...

- You guys wouldn't believe...

- Dan, Dan.

What if she finds this guy, and

he turns out to be dangerous?

Huh? What if he's the

one who killed Blake?

You're not gonna let her face

him one-on-one, are you?

What if he hurts her? Dan.

What if he kills her? How

are you gonna feel then?

All right, let's go.

Maybe you'll think clearer

downtown. Come on.

O-OK! She's with him now.

With Oliphant? Da hell? Why?

She wants a confession.

You guys weren't interested in him.

Where the hell are they?

Some place called Foothill Ranch.

Great. The boonies.

- Cam, Holly's with Oliphant.

- Do you know where?

Foothill Ranch.

- Dan, you got an address?

- Just Old Mill Road.

Did you get that? Old Mill Road.

OK. I'll find it, and I'll

call you when I get there.

- I'm already out that way to pick up Brent.

- Hey, you're gonna need backup

Go ahead and call it in, but I'm closer,

and I'm not leaving her out there alone.

Roger that.

- Jones.

- Linda. Yeah, it's me.

I need you to track down Tony. He's

at a squash game or something.

You got to get him or Robyn to

go pick up Brent. I got a lead.

- On Holly?

- Yeah, and call West

for the details and get him

to fill Tony in as well.

- You got it.

- All right, thanks.

Wish me luck.

After you.

Nice place.

Thanks.

Come here. I wanna

show you something.

Impressive.

Make yourself comfortable.

I'm gonna fix us some drinks.

Sure.

- Vodka OK?

- Volk's great.

To new friends.

To new friends.

Oh, my god! I am such a klu...

Get off me. Get off me!

Hey, Linda.

Spencer Oliphant's print came back.

And guess what? It's not his print.

- Whose is it?

- It belongs to an Oliver Smith.

Registered sex offender in Nevada.

"Spencer Oliphant" is an alias.

That's a felony right there...

a sex offender changing his name

without court's permission.

What exactly did this

fine citizen do?

Aggravated sexual

assault on a minor.

OK, get everyone else in the loop.

I'll keep you posted from my end.

Stop it. Hey. Wait.

Ugh! Ah!

Get off me!

Ah!

Ah! What's this?

I, I'm very disappointed, Tess.

- Ah!

- Or can I just call you Holly now?

Ugh! Ahhh!

Did you really think, did you

really think I was that stupid?

Did you think that you could

come here, record me,

and bring it to the cops?

You wanna talk?

- Ah!

- Let's talk!

No...

I'm gonna make you pay

for what you did.

Ugh! Oh...

I'm gonna tell you everything.

Because you're not gonna make

it alive outta here anyway.

Why the hell isn't

Cameron there yet?

I was there. At that party.

And I met Blake.

And... she was beautiful.

But we had a real

strong connection.

I could barely keep up with her.

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