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You can't remember what?

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-Remember taking your clothes off?

-No.

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-Getting into his bed?

-No.

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So you can't remember having sex?

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That's the thing.

I don't know that we did.

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I know what it looks like

but I don't think--

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Yeah, you weren't interested because

you're not that kind of girl.

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All right, I don't think I should

allow my client to continue.

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I don't understand

how one glass of wine...

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...could knock me out like that.

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One glass.

It doesn't make any sense.

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Wait a minute.

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Oh, my God.

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The date-rape drug.

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The date-rape drug.

That's the only possible explanation.

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Okay, I get it that you're playing

the good cop, bad cop thing...

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...but blink if you hear me.

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Oh, we hear you, Ms. Shelley.

We hear you fine.

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You just don't believe me.

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You don't believe me at all.

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Look at this.

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iAs the investigation into the death/i

iof Jay Burgess continues..../i

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Not another story about Jay's death.

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I know you were big heroes,

but how much more is there to say?

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A lot.

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The woman he was with

was none other than Britt Shelley.

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-From the news?

-Yeah.

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iUnfortunately/i

iI took a shower this morning.../i

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i...so we felt it unnecessary/i

ito test for rape./i

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iI have no recollection/i

iof being violated./i

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-iWere you intoxicated, Ms. Shelley?/i

-iNo./i

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iI did submit a urine sample/i

ithis morning.../i

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i...to test for so-called/i

idate-rape drugs./i

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iThese substances tend to disappear/i

iquickly from the body.../i

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i...so it's unlikely, at this point,/i

ithat anything will be detected./i

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-She thinks she was drugged?

-I guess so.

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You're interested in this

because Jay was your friend?

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Or you wish you could

unretire from the force...

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...and solve

this juicy little mystery?

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Doing that

would require you to be sober.

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Don't start, Miranda.

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I can see why

you're so fascinated in all of this.

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I mean, the idea of Britt Shelley...

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...waking up

next to Jay's cold, dead body.

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It's not like I care

one way or another...

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...but you really can't escape

the irony, can you?

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No, you can't.

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I wonder if Candy's watching.

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iAs Channel 8..../i

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Poor Jay.

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iPolice have not indicated whether/i

ifoul play was involved..../i

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Did you know him

when you were a DA?

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I knew everyone personally

when I was a DA.

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-But Jay and I were friends.

-You're not going to the funeral.

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The story is a little sordid.

You don't know where it might lead.

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-And with your nomination pending--

-No, no, I won't go to the funeral.

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I can't have my name

linked to it right now.

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iWhen the coroner/i

ireleases his report.../i

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i...it will help shed some light/i

ion what actually happened./i

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I wonder if this has to do

with that story she covered...

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...about the police station fire

five years ago.

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Ms. Shelley,

doesn't this remind you...

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...of the story

that made your career...

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...about a certain arson investigator,

Raley Gannon?

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-iThere were no drugs in that case./i

-iThere were similarities./i

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iI don't think it's a stretch to say/i

iyou buried Mr. Gannon in the media./i

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If he happens to be watching

this right now...

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...what do you think

might be going through his head?

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iThere you have it, folks./i

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iThe mystery continues.../i

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i...and we will bring you more/i

ias this story unfolds./i

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Thank you for sending

that attorney over, Sam.

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No problem. Did he help?

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iHe was fine./i

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I wanted to let you know,

I'm gonna come in to work tomorrow.

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Shouldn't you wait

until you feel better?

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iCome on, you know me./i

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Work's the only thing

that's gonna make me better.

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I would love to have you back

at work tomorrow.

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Trust me, we're dying without you.

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Hey, you need me and I need

to work so it's a win-win, right?

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Yeah, it would be.

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Problem is the suits upstairs

have a different take on this.

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iThe public's had their fill of scandal/i

iand the people of Charleston.../i

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i...might not appreciate/i

iseeing you on TV again so soon./i

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So, what?

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I'm just supposed to sit on my couch

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