♪ How
♪ Yeah
♪ I see you watching me
♪ From my head to my feet
♪ Fantasizing of what you want to do to me ♪
♪ These legs, the legs
♪ These thighs
♪ My body
♪ Is all you want
Hey, baby.
Oh.
♪ You keep telling yourself that ♪
♪ You have everything that I need ♪
♪ And you will fulfill my every fantasy ♪
♪ Your fixation
You like those, huh?
[Child] No, ma'am.
No.
Are you sure?
Yes.
[Woman] Yes what?
Yes ma'am.
You love your mommy, don't you?
Yes ma'am.
Stay right here, don't move.
♪ Crazy, driving you crazy
Hey, honey.
Hey, how was work?
It was okay.
Just okay?
Babe, it's after nine.
I know, I know, I know.
I had a new client and that took a lot of time today.
I'm sorry.
You missed dinner with your two favorite girls, again.
I know.
I know, I'll make it up to you.
I'm sorry, I'm just tired.
Had a long day, just wanna take a shower now, okay?
Okay, well your dinner's in the microwave.
All right, thank you, babe.
(door creaks)
[Man] Hey, babe.
Hey.
Samantha asleep?
Yes, sound asleep.
Do you want me to warm up your food?
No, I got it.
Thank you, though.
- Really? - Uh huh.
You know I don't mind.
I know you don't.
Appreciate you, go on back and read that book.
- All right. - All right.
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
♪ Driving you crazy, yeah
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
♪ Driving you crazy
[Man] Morning, babe.
Good morning, honey, how are you?
- I am good, how are you? - Awesome.
Got your favorite breakfast.
Oh, awesome.
Thanks. - Yeah.
Thank you, thank you, wait, wait,
where my Maeday?
Wait, I'm coming.
- My Maeday? - Give me a second.
- Can't eat without my Maeday. - Gee, I got you.
Goodness gracious.
- Thank you, yes. - There.
Got it. - Thank you, thank you.
[Woman] So what time are you getting off today?
I'm not sure.
Why, what you got?
Well, I was thinking, since we haven't
been out as a family in a while
that maybe we go to the movies.
The movies does sound like a good idea.
Yeah, Sammy would love that.
I tell you what, let me check my schedule,
see how my day is going.
[Woman] Okay.
And if I can break free, go to the movies
would be an awesome idea.
Really, yay.
Cool. - Go to the movies tonight.
Yeah, awesome.
[Man] Check and see what's showing.
Okay, will do.
That would be absolutely wonderful.
Babe, I gotta go.
- What? - My first client,
got an emergency, just told me that there was an emergency.
[Woman] You didn't even eat breakfast.
Emergency, I have to go.
I just made your breakfast.
[Man] I know, I know, I know, and it looks good, too.
Well, you want me to pack it up for you?
Here, I can pack it up for you.
- No. - Hold on.
No, you don't know how traffic is, babe, good.
Look, I gotta go, I gotta go, gotta go, right, gotta go.
Hey, Charles.
Yes, babe?
I love you.
Love you too.
Okay.
Did Daddy just leave?
Yes, baby, he did.
He promised he'd say goodbye.
I know, sweetheart.
Daddy was in a rush,
but I can make it...
- Stop. - Sammy, come on.
Sammy, what about if I make your favorite pancakes for you?
No.
- Sammy. - Mom, leave me alone.
I'm not in the mood.
So my boyfriend yesterday, I was really
standing it with him.
[Samantha] Hi.
What do you want?
- That's a nice phone. - I know.
She bothering you?
No, she's just weird.
Didn't you just move into the house on Spring Lane?
You're a stalker, too.
When this bus gonna get here?
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
Hey, Cat, what's up?
Good morning, how are you?
What you doing, cleaning up?
You know, I was fixing my picture.
I came in this morning, it was looking a little...
Leaning, oh, okay, well, it's cute.
Girl, so tired.
Didn't get no sleep last night.
- Your struggles. - Really, really.
So tell me, how does it feel to be married
to a mandingo from the mother land,
and that's a man.
Really, Alexis, seriously,
are you gonna ask me that every time we talk?
I mean, until you realize your man is fine, yes.
Yes, I am.
I know he's fine.
I wouldn't be married to him if he wasn't, hello.
It's funny 'cause I was thinking about it this morning,
I was like, "Dang."
We've been married almost 10 years.
- Wow. - Mm hmm.
You know what that mean right?
[Woman] What?
Gotta get your sex game up, girl.
What is that?
Look, I've been married for 10 years,
there ain't nothing wrong with it.
But these women out here are slick with it, girl,
they'll try to snatch him up.
Well, I tell you what, just as long as it ain't you.
Well, that's because you my girl, that's why.
Other than that... - Whatever.
- Might. - You playing.
Remember that line... - That line?
- We talked about? - Why you always got a line?
Yeah, don't cross that line.
You know what, anyway, how's my beautiful god baby doing?
She's doing good, girl.
She's been giving me a headache.
She's been going through this phase
for some reason where she gets this really bad attitude
if Charles leaves and doesn't say goodbye to her.
Well, she love her daddy, that's cute.
I know, but she didn't even wanna get
on the school bus this morning.
Yeah, like she just gave this really big fit,
but Charles always tends to her,
reel her right back in.
I don't know how he does it.
I wanna know how he do it, too.
Alexis, seriously?
I'm just saying, how does he make her happy,
reel her back in. - All right.
You know what I'm saying, girl.
You know how we talked about that imaginary line?
- I know. - Yeah, don't cross it, girl.
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
Don't forget to wrap your hair, baby.
Ooh.
Baby, thank you so much for the movies tonight.
It was so good to have you with us for a change.
Thanks for the invite, it was fun.
Yeah, and little miss Samantha,
lord, she just loved it.
Did you see how excited she was.
- Yeah, I did, I did. - She's a...
I tell you, Samantha, she's something special, you know?
She is.
You know what, I just wanna thank you.
- Thank me? - Yeah.
For what?
For just stepping up and being a father to her.
A lot of men these days,
they won't do the things that you're doing, so.
Come here, come here, come here, come here.
Listen, when we got married,
I knew she was a package deal, okay?
And besides, when I first laid eyes on Samantha,
I knew I was gonna be her daddy.
Oh.
Well, you know what?
That's what I think you need to spend more time with her.
She knows you're not her dad and everything,
but I just think when you don't,
she feels abandoned, kind of like how her daddy did.
Yeah.
[Woman] Yeah, we had that conversation.
- Mm hmm. - Yeah, mm hmm.
Well, you don't have to ever worry about me leaving her.
Well, what about her mama?
I'm not leaving her mama either, never.
Good, you better not.
No, I won't.
(laughing)
I love you.
They found another body.
That's the third one this week
and it's only Tuesday.
Where'd they find this one?
By the jogging path in the middle of Grant Park,
coroner says he's been there for a few days.
We gotta catch this guy.
That's easier said than done.
He leaves no clues.
None of his victims have anything in common,
it's like he's picking them at random.
Might as well be picking names out of a phone book.
Jones, Marshall, you guys are up.
Captain, what are you talking about?
No one can catch this guy.
The mayor is on my ass.
You two need to catch this bastard and do it fast,
or we all will be out of a job.
Cap, there's nothing to go by,
no leads, no witnesses, nothing.
That's why I need you two.
Find something, anything.
I need this bastard behind bars tonight.
He's bound to have left something, find it now.
I have to be honest, I have no clue where to begin.
Why don't we go through the last location
where we found the other body?
We searched that site a dozen times already.
Yeah, but one more time won't hurt.
This guy is just too damn good.
He leaves nothing behind, nothing.
Yeah, there has to be something that we're not seeing.
We've gone over each and every crime scene
with everything that we have.
There's nothing to find.
Yeah, it's like he keeps using the same MO.
He's hitting up the same locations
but all the time, it's a different type of victim.
Right.
The only thing that our victims have in common
is that they're missing their underwear.
Well, hell, this is Atlanta.
That type of freaky shit happens
all the time around here, right?
Let's take a step back.
Let's really talk this out.
So what's our suspect profile?
Who are we looking for?
We can't put out an APB on a panty collecting pervert.
How many of those are running around this city like that?
Too many.
Exactly.
What about this?
Half of Atlanta chews that gum.
We don't have anything, let's just get out of here.
All right, I got it detective.
Watch your step.
I got this, Detective Jones, you know?
Yeah.
This is crazy.
Dammit, I can't do this.
What's going on, babe?
- This damn truck. - What happened now?
It just started making a weird noise
and now it's smoking, look.
(coughs)
Yeah.
We just got the darn thing.
That's smoking, let's see the oil.
Maybe there's a leak.
Hope this isn't a lemon, Lord, have mercy,
I'm so sick of buying lemons.
See there's the problem right here.
The oil level's low.
What, stop.
Yeah, look at that.
The dealer couldn't even change the oil.
It's crazy.
Okay, well, what about the smoke?
[Man] That I don't know.
I don't even know what's back there?
[Man] We'll look into that.
How long has this been going on?
[Woman] I don't know, it just started.
I got in the park and started it up
and it just started smoking and making this rattling noise.
It just started. (coughs)
I literally got in the car,
started it up and next thing I know,
it just started making the noise.
Okay, Marshall and I will take care of it
this weekend, okay?
Where do you have to go anyway?
I got a couple errands I gotta run,
let me see, I gotta go to the post office,
I gotta pick Samantha up, I need something grocery store.
Wait, wait, wait, why we picking Samantha up?
Doesn't she usually take the bus?
She does, however, you know the girl got an attitude
and she left this morning with an attitude, so,
I was just gonna pick her up and take her to lunch,
see if we can coddle it.
What happened now?
Well, let's see, honey,
it might have started when you left this morning
and didn't say goodbye.
- Oh. - Yes.
- I am so sorry about that. - Yes.
- I'm sorry about that, okay. - Mm hmm.
You know what, here's what we're gonna do.
Take the keys. - All right.
Drive my car today and I'll take care of this
and on my way, I will stop and pick something
up for Samantha.
All right?
Babe.
What?
Stop buying her stuff.
She wants you to spend time with her.
That's the point.
You need to spend time.
Okay, I will spend time with her, okay?
I'm serious.
Okay, all right, I'll spend time with her today.
- All right. - I'll spend time with her.
I'm just saying, all right.
- Bye, babe, love you. - I love you, too.
All right.
Remember, Mommy gifts, not Samantha gifts.
- Mommy gifts. - Yes.
- Long as you wear 'em. - All right.
I got my mail.
I'll see you later.
- All right, baby. - All right.
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
Why are we here?
So we can get some fresh air,
spend some Mommy daughter time, bond a little bit.
I love this park.
I come here to clear my mind sometimes.
Okay, that's nice.
You should do it, too.
Is there something you wanna talk about?
No.
- Are you sure? - Yep.
Well, Ms. Smith called me today.
Samantha, don't look like that.
You know me and Ms. Smith are really good friends.
She's been around longer than you have,
and she's like family.
So what did Ms. Nosy tell you about?
Well apparently, you've been getting bullied in school,
is that correct?
I wouldn't call it bullying.
Well, what would you call it then,
because it's not acceptable,
and I want you to know that you can
talk to me about anything.
I can talk to you about anything.
Mm hmm, anything.
I want to know about my dad.
Who, Charles?
What is it you want to know about Charles?
What, what he likes to eat?
How long we dated?
Not him, my real dad.
What is it that you wanna know?
What was his name?
Theodore Bundy.
Like the crazy necrophile?
Yes.
Unfortunately. - Are you making this up?
No, I'm serious, that was his name.
Do you still have his phone number?
Has he seen me yet? - No, no, no.
But if you must know,
he was around when you were first born
but unfortunately he had a lot of issues
and we ended up separating.
Yeah.
But anyway, let's talk about something different.
How's that science class?
It's actually going really well.
- Good. - It's really fun.
We're learning about lineage.
Lineage?
Lineage.
(laughing)
Is that the way you new millennials say it?
So what are you learning?
Did you know that a crazy gene
can be passed on to the off spring?
- Really? - Really.
Interesting.
It's true, mental health is very hereditary.
Well, you know what, sweetheart?
For your sake, I hope you get all your mama's genes.
Girl, let's get to this post office before it closes.
- Post office? - Yes.
The post office, and maybe,
we'll get some ice cream afterwards.
Yeah, let's go.
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
(birds chirping)
Here, honey, they had some cool coupons in there
for hamburgers, maybe we can catch some later this week.
Oh.
(birds chirping)
Mommy, I'm hungry.
All right, sweetie, we're on our way home
in a second, okay?
Do you think Daddy will be home
in time for dinner tonight?
Yes, yes, and as a matter of fact,
he said he has a nice gift for you, too.
Yay, Mommy, hurry up, let's go.
All right, all right, I'm coming.
(birds chirping)
♪ Your fixation of me is driving you crazy ♪
I don't know, Alexis, I think Charles is cheating.
What, with who, and why not me?
Alexis, I'm serious.
I found some underwears in his trunk.
Okay, are they yours?
I mean, maybe he like to carry your scent around with him.
No, nasty, they're not mine.
I mean, it's kind of kinky but I like a kinky man.
Now, don't you lose him over this foolish, no,
over some damn underwear, now.
I wouldn't call it be foolish.
Oh, I would because most men don't even come home
and yours come home every day,
and don't accuse him, it may not be nothing.
You're right, I'm foolish.
Charles wouldn't do anything like that.
Right.
I gotta go, girl.
All right, you're so stupid.
All right, I'll see you at work, bye.
I'm gonna go wash these dishes.
(heartbeat pounds)
(dramatic music)
What was the extra special surprise that you had?
You know, she was really mad at me.
I told you, I told you.
You didn't wanna believe me.
I told you she has a temper.
It's obvious where she got it from, her mama.
- Really? - Yeah, yeah.
Whatever, stop playing, don't even start.
Now.
(laughing)
Stop.
I'm not playing, stop, stop.
You are retarded.
I know.
Mm hmm.
Baby.
What?
Do you love me?
Of course I do, what kind of question is that?
Would you tell me if you were tired of me?
Okay, baby, Catherine, what's going on?
Nothing, I just don't want you to get tired of me,
that's all.
I don't.
I won't get tired of you.
You promise?
I promise.
(dramatic music)
You came to arrest me, officer?
Oh, hell no.
So what crawled up your butt?
Huh?
I mean, I'm sorry, babe.
Catherine, what are you doing?
Why are you still sleeping with this man?
You know he's still cheating on you,
but why, why, why would he be cheating?
I give him everything he wants,
the best pussy in the world, he still cheats.
What am I gonna do?
He's so stupid.
10 years of marriage, just gone down the drain.
What am I gonna tell Sammy.
Oh, her father's a cheater.
She's never gonna understand.
What am I gonna do?
Hey, princess.
Wanna come hang out with your old man?
I brought you some ice cream from home.
Cool.
What's going on in school today?
Nothing much.
You sure?
Mom was talking about you having problems
with some girls in school the other day.
Nothing major, Dad, just some mean girls.
Mean girls.
You need me and your mom to come to school?
No, I can handle it.
Oh, you can handle it, okay.
Yeah, Dad, can I ask you something?
Sure, baby, what is it?
Are you the Grant Park killer?
(laughs)
What?
What would make you say something like that?
Because every time you come home late,
they find another body.
Okay, so?
So, can you teach me how to kill like you do?
What makes you think I know how to kill people?
Dad, I've watched enough horror films
to know what a murderer looks like.
So I look like a killer?
Actually, I think it's kind of cool.
I'm a cool dad now, all of the sudden.
Yeah, but you'd be even cooler
if you showed me how to do it.
(laughs)
Girl, you're crazy, you are crazy.
(phone rings)
So is that a yes?
No, that means we're changing the subject.
Hey, honey.
Yeah, she's with me.
We just stepped out.
Yeah, I'll bring her home.
We'll be home in a few.
Okay, bye.
Hey, do not tell your mother that we had ice cream, okay?
She's gonna be mad that we spoiled our dinner.
Understand?
I won't tell her if you teach me.
We still on this and you still blackmailing,
why you blackmailing me?
You blackmailing me, aren't you?
Yep.
(laughs)
How can you blackmail your own father?
We're supposed to be on the same team.
We are.
Little extortionist, come on, let's go.
What do we know, huh?
What do we know?
This guy is killing women for sport
and collecting their personal belongings as trophies.
Why don't we have a suspect??
From this moment on, I want every lead investigated.
I want witnesses.
I want to talk to every person
our victims knew or talked to last.
This is an all out search.
I want every stone turned over twice.
Detective Marshall and Detective Jones will head the case.
Detective Marshall.
Thank you.
Okay, guys, if you get any calls
that sound remotely interesting,
we want to know about it.
I don't care if it's someone creepy
driving an ice cream truck.
I want to know about it.
Our tip lines are open and we have news coverage
updates happening around the clock.
This guy is causing a panic.
No one will feel safe if he isn't caught.
Detective Jones.
(phone rings)
All right, now there's a patrol list set up
for the park where our guy seems to frequent.
Each of you will be assigned,
detailed hourly and different areas of Grant Park.
If he kills again, we should catch him.
No, we will catch him.
Let's get out there and do our jobs, people.
The mayor is counting on us.
The city is counting on us.
Dismissed.
The Grant Park Police is searching for a serial killer
who they believe is responsible for at least
seven killings in the last five weeks.
The investigators do believe that all of these killings
are connected due to the personal belongings
missing from the victims.
There is no identity or sketches
that will identify the serial killer at this time.
However, Grant Park Police do encourage,
if you must go out at night,
to please, please use the buddy system.
This is really getting crazy.
I wish they would hurry up and catch this guy
before somebody else is killed.
I know, but babe, you heard 'em.
They don't have clues.
The police doesn't have an idea.
There is really a psycho born every minute.
(text message alerts)
Hey, good morning.
Hey.
Girl, you know Marshall came over the other night
and didn't even pay me any attention,
and I had on my best outfit, okay.
- Oh, girl. - It's all red and cute.
(laughs)
What happened?
I don't know, he's talking about some case.
Case, what case?
Girl, some case that's been going on for like a week,
a murder case or something.
[Cat] What?
Yeah, but that's beside the point, honey,
I was trying to rock his little world.
He ain't even know. - Oh, girl.
Okay, this man got a murder case
and you trying to have sex,
girl, think about you.
I mean, I was so horny,
and he want to talk about some guy
killing women and taking they panties and shit.
Girl. - What?
That's not my type of party.
Plus, I was trying to give him these panties.
You know what I'm saying?
I understand.
Because, speaking of rocking worlds,
me and Charles had some steamy sex last night.
- What? - Mm hmm, mm hmm.
So that's why you were late.
No, that's not why I was late,
but I did wake up feeling mighty refreshed.
(laughs)
I'm up here telling you I ain't get none,
and you wanna come up here and brag and shit,
with your new hair. - Hey.
- I see you. - I'm just saying.
- Whatever. - I'm glad you noticed.
But you know what, I told you didn't
have nothing to worry about.
You did.
[Alexis] Oh, you lucky.
- Why? - So lucky.
Why, why am I so lucky?
If I would have had him buy me a drink that night.
[Cat] Oh, Lord, here we go.
He would be mine right now.
Oh, so it's like that.
Okay, but you better stop playing.
I ain't playing.
Let me get out of here.
Bye.
Jesus.
(birds chirping)
(upbeat music)
[Woman] Baby, come here.
Is he dead, Mama?
Seems to be.
Boy, don't be getting squeamish on me.
Get over and help your mama.
Man, what's wrong with you?
[Boy] What are you doing?
Always, always take something to remember.
♪ I know that you're mine
Hey, what's going on, Chuck?
Hey, man, what's going on?
How you doing, man?
Doing pretty good.
Charles, this is my partner, Detective Jones.
Hey, Detective Jones.
Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. - Pleasure.
Charles and I go way back.
What you doing out this way, man?
Man, I have a client in the area I need to hook up with,
so I would want us to get some lunch before I head out.
Oh, okay.
How's the family doing?
Girls are doing pretty good, man,
thanks for asking.
Speaking of family, Catherine's car's tripping again.
I wanted to see if you could hook up with me this weekend,
maybe like Saturday, come check it out for me?
Yeah, sure, I could stop by.
I'll just give you a call.
Oh, man, that would be great.
- Yeah, ain't no problem. - All right cool.
Good seeing you, man.
Good seeing you, too, man.
All right, take it easy.
All right, take care.
All right.
(insects chirping)
(dramatic music)
You scared me.
You okay?
Yeah, thanks.
(dramatic music)
Oh my God, did you guys see that movie
where the guy was like five different people
at the same time.
Mm hmm, yeah, like oh my God.
I was not expecting him to do that thing
he did at the end, where he just dropped it.
Why is she staring at us?
Hi, I'm Samantha.
Who cares?
But it's the beginning, the middle,
and any space between anything, it's like no clues.
Yeah, they didn't give you no context or nothing.
They just put it out there.
They just hope you dealt with it.
Did you see it in the trailers,
'cause I sure as heck didn't.
Why is she still looking?
I don't know.
She's creeping me out.
She's weird and nosy.
Maybe we should move, let's go.
I gotta go home anyways.
So you just gonna leave me here.
[Girls] See you tomorrow, bye.
I guess I'm walking by myself then.
(leaves crunching)
Why are you following me?
(leaves crunching)
I said, stop following me.
What do you want?
I like your hoodie.
Okay, well, you know what,
you're weird so back off.
(leaves crunching)
What is that?
(grunts)
(phone rings)
Okay, this just went from bad to worse, people.
There was another body found.
This time, it's a minor.
What?
It has to be stopped.
Cap, any personal items taken?
Her mom said she went missing this afternoon
near the playground.
Her body was found in the woods.
She reported her wearing a hoodie,
and matching jogging pants.
She was found with only the hoodie missing.
So this sicko is targeting young girls now.
Or it could be a copycat killer?
I hope not.
We haven't found the first one.
Well, we better find him and find him fast.
You two to the park.
Everybody else, do your damn job.
[Officer] Captain, wait, hold on.
We gotta get started.
Yes.
Hi, sweetheart.
So I was watching the news
and I heard they found a little girl dead
in the park where you've been playing at today.
While you was out there, did you happen
to see anything weird at all?
Nope.
No.
I'mma be honest, I was so scared
when I first heard about it.
I just can't imagine what her family could be going through.
It's kind of scary, huh?
I guess so.
Well, I'll tell you what,
until this killer is caught,
I don't want you going to the park
by yourself without me or Daddy, you understand?
I can take care of myself, Mom.
I know, Samantha, that's not the point.
I feel better if you're with me or your father,
and if you need to talk about anything
or if you see something, you let us know, okay?
Okay.
You all right?
Yeah.
You know I love you, right?
Mm hmm.
All right.
Hey, excuse me, Marshall.
There's a boyfriend of a missing person
out here that needs to see you.
Okay.
Thank you.
Oh, no problem.
How you doing sir?
Oh, man.
Could be better.
Okay, so this is the picture of the necklace
that he saw her wearing the other night.
Are you sure?
Yep.
I just gave it to her the night before.
(dramatic music)
So, we didn't find the necklace,
but this is our girl and it's most definitely our guy.
No underwear, right?
Yeah, but this is the part I hate, though?
What's that, telling the family.
No, telling Cap.
Oh, yeah.
She's definitely gonna tear us a new one.
But who is this maniac?
We could have walked by this guy 100 times already
and didn't even know it.
He could be watching us every day in the park,
day in and day out.
Oh, rest assured, he's gonna slip up.
That's just one arrest I can't wait to make.
How are your donuts?
Oh, it's good.
Good, huh?
(screams)
Shit.
(gasps)
(phone rings)
Hey, hey, you supposed to be picking me up, you okay,
where you at?
Hey.
I don't know, man, this case is getting to me.
Yeah, I know the feeling.
Yeah, it's bringing up stuff from my past.
What do you mean?
You know, my scar.
You know, I didn't even put two and two together.
You think they were related?
I don't know, we never caught the guy.
So how did you get away?
I just remember pulling the guy eye out.
That was before he did his handiwork on me.
Damn, detective, you pretty badass, huh?
Hell, I was fighting for my life.
We gotta find this dude.
Yeah, you're right.
Well, just hurry up and get here.
We don't wanna end up late, all right?
All right.
(sighs)
She doesn't have any personal items on her.
I wonder if she has...
Wow, her underwear missing and so are her shoes.
[Marshall] Now he's taking shoes.
Well, hey, could be a woman.
You know how we are about our shoes?
(heart beat pounds)
- Babe. - Hmm?
Is there anything that you would like
to talk to me about?
You know we can talk about anything, right?
Absolutely.
But why do you ask?
No reason.
Oh, Lord, did I do something wrong again?
I don't know.
You tell me, did you?
I'm as clean as a whistle.
Speaking of whistle, would you like to blow me?
Oh, God.
Ha ha ha, funny.
No seriously.
Like if there was something...
Everything is good, baby.
You'd tell me right?
Everything is good, baby.
I'm being a good boy,
but if there was something,
you would be the first to know, okay?
Here.
(dramatic music)
Why are you sleeping on the couch?
Oh my god, girl, you scared the mess out of me.
Good morning.
I was reading.
I didn't want to wake your father up.
What time is it, anyway?
Is he still here.
No, he just left.
We had breakfast together, though.
That was sweet.
Bye, Mom.
All right, you off to school?
Just lock the door behind you, please.
Have a good day.
I keep telling this girl,
make the dag gone bed up.
Seriously, great, well, there she is.
What the?
The hell?
What is this shit?
Oh, what?
Oh my god, what the hell is this stuff?
Oh Jesus.
Oh my god.
[Dispatcher] Police department, can I help you?
Yes, may I speak to the detective
that's handling the Grant Park killer case, please?
Detective Jones.
I think my husband is the Grant Park killer
that I keep hearing about on the news.
You have the coolest dad ever.
I guess he's sort of cool.
Sort of?
He buys you breakfast everyday before school,
gets you the newest phone and gets you lunch?
I'm officially jealous.
At least your dad lives with you.
I wish my dad lived with me.
My step dad is a dork.
(laughs)
Okay, I gotta show you guys something.
[Blue Shirt] Yo, what is that?
[Pink Shirt] I have no idea.
[Blue Shirt] That's disgusting.
You should not have that.
[Pink Shirt] Vincent send that, not me.
I gotta go.
My mom's here.
Are you gonna be able to go with us tonight?
I don't think so.
My mom has to work late and I'm not allowed
to be out when she's gone.
See you tomorrow, then.
Wait, where's my phone?
It was right here?
My mom is going to kill me.
Yeah, my mom's gonna kill me, too.
I gotta go.
I gotta go, too.
Call me when you find it.
(birds chirping)
(knocks)
[Pink Shirt] Who is it?
[Samantha] Samantha.
Samantha.
What are you doing here?
How do you know where I live?
I got your phone.
Oh my god.
Where'd you find it?
I looked everywhere.
Thanks.
You wanna come in.
My mom's at work, so I'm just sitting here bored.
Are you thirsty?
I just made some lemonade.
My mom always says I make it too sweet,
but I think I make it just right.
You know, I thought you were creepy.
(heart beat pounds)
(phone rings)
Jones.
What?
How old was she?
Oh my god.
No, it doesn't sound like our perp.
Was anything taken?
Unless he's really messing with our head,
it doesn't sound like the same guy.
It might be related to the little girl
we found in the park, though.
Yeah, I'm on my way to the station now,
so we can go ahead and compare notes.
Okay, all right.
All right, dinner is served.
Samantha,
dinner, honey.
Oh.
Samantha, take that headset off.
I keep telling.
Samantha, don't roll your eyes at me.
Take it off.
It's off.
Anyway, how was your day, baby girl?
Fine.
Good, good, good.
Samantha, is that blood on your shirt?
What is that, did you cut yourself, baby?
It's nothing.
What do you mean it's nothing?
Let me see it, come here.
No.
It's just paint.
I'll go clean it.
Samantha, come here, what about your dinner?
Baby, I got it, I got it, I got it, I got it, I got it.
Oh Jesus, go get her.
This teenage stage is killing me.
(knocks)
[Charles] Mommy, you okay?
I think so.
Good.
Now, you wanna tell me about this hoodie that you wearing,
and where'd you get it from?
Some girl at the park.
Some girl at the park, some girl at the park.
Wait a minute, that girl was on the news.
Was that you?
Yeah.
I heard they think it's you.
(laughs)
Oh, God, perfect.
Do you think Mom knows?
I don't know, why?
Because she took my stuff.
She took your stuff.
Okay.
We need to go back downstairs
and finish dinner before Mama starts asking questions, okay?
Okay.
All right, come on.
Hey, Alexis.
What are you doing?
I need you to come with me somewhere quick.
Come on, I'm serious.
Yes.
He left the house again.
I don't know, we was eating dinner,
I questioned Sammy about something,
blood on her shirt.
She got upset, he went upstairs with her.
The next thing, no, he came downstairs
and he left.
No, I wanna see what is going on.
Whatever, girl, get your clothes on.
I'm coming to get you.
Yes, now.
Whatever, all right, bye, I'll be there in five minutes.
You have really lost your damn mind.
If I knew you were gonna call me out here for this.
Ooh I wouldn't have came.
Oh my goodness.
What are you talking about, Alexis?
Girl, I mean your man fine and everything,
but damn, stalking him?
You're really losing it, Cat.
Okay, rule number one,
when you married, you ain't ever stalking your husband,
and I know what I saw.
- Okay. - I'm not stalking him.
What, the blood on his glove?
The man work with wires, Cat.
Okay, what about the box of female underwears
that was in his trunk?
Huh, what about that?
He a freak.
You so damn stupid.
I'm just saying.
Alexis, whatever.
Look, the man is nice to look at, okay,
and don't think he gonna be with one woman,
and maybe they paying him with underwear?
Alexis, come on, you don't even believe that, really?
I mean, hey.
Maybe the man ain't just working with computers?
Maybe they paying him with more than just money?
Hell, you was the one that was sitting there
talking about, "Oh, it's nothing to worry about."
And I also said the man was a blessing and a curse.
Well, it looks like it's a curse,
'cause I'm sitting out here in the parking lot.
You know, it's no wonder nobody.
This marriage is crazy gone.
What?
You don't take that serious.
It ain't never stopped me from getting what I want.
Okay, Cat.
Listen to me, so if you find something,
then what you gonna do?
- I don't know. - God.
- I don't know. - Exactly.
I don't know.
(phone rings)
Hey, what's up, detective?
Hey, nothing, what's going on?
Not too much.
Hey, what's this?
Oh, yeah, some lady called the other day
and said that she thought her husband
was the one doing the killings in the park.
Are you serious?
This is my girlfriend's best friend.
What?
So you think this is something we need to look into?
Yeah, she's married to Charles.
Do I know him?
Yes, that's the guy I introduced you to
the other day in the parking lot.
Remember I told you, been friends for years.
Oh, yeah.
That's right.
Yeah.
I'm supposed to help him fix their car this weekend,
but I'll just check it out then.
I'm sure it's nothing.
Well, for the sake of our jobs,
I hope it is something.
I gotta take care of some business real quick.
You find out anything, let me know.
Shit, I almost forgot, excuse me.
(phone rings)
Honey.
Hmm?
Have you seen my keys?
I cannot find them anywhere.
What do you need your keys for, woman?
Oh, hello?
I got some errands that I need to run
and I need to pick Samantha up from her friend's house,
is that all right with you?
Yeah, but there's one problem.
What?
Me and Marshall supposed to be fixing your car
today, remember?
- Oh, you know what? - Mm hmm, yeah.
I totally forget.
Well, I guess I'm gonna have to use your car, then.
Where's your keys?
I guess so.
My keys are in my pocket.
- You guess so? - In the room.
In the room.
All right, okay.
Do you need anything while I'm out?
Actually, no, I'm good, baby.
All right.
I guess I'll see you in a little while, then.
All right, love.
- All right. - Love you.
Love you, too.
You know what?
What?
That was a good answer.
You better love me.
[Charles] Thanks for coming over to help me out, man.
Oh, not a problem man.
You don't know what you're doing anyway.
(laughs)
Memory serves me correctly,
I'm the one that fixed this raggedy car over here.
Yeah, but it was because of that raggedy car you met Cat.
Yeah, you right about that.
Yeah, that's true, that's true.
Speaking of Cat, where is she?
She went to the store.
Oh, okay.
Listen, how does it feel to be a married man?
Same way to be a single man.
My bad, man, I know that was a crazy question.
You know.
Anyway, so how's Alexis doing?
How y'all doing?
Man, she is a handful.
I bet.
But on the real, how are things between you two?
We're doing okay, why you asked?
Alexis told me she's pretty stressed out.
She think you stepping out on her.
Cat's always been insecure.
[Marshall] Aren't they all?
Yeah, but you don't have that issue with Alexis, though.
Definitely not.
That's why we need to be hanging out, man, sometime soon.
Just the four of us.
Yeah.
We need to do that, 'cause Cat and I,
we haven't done that in a while.
- Yeah, man. - I tell you what.
I'll get a hold of Cat and look at our schedules
and I'll definitely keep you posted on that.
Yeah, well, you know, maybe we can do bowling,
movies, dinner, anything really.
Okay.
That cool?
Yeah, that's cool.
Keep me posted, I guess.
Put that down, man, we good.
Look, watch you think about this killer on the loose?
(laughs)
Yeah, I know.
That's really crazy.
But that's your case, though, right?
Yeah, man, it's been a tough one, too.
This guy thinks he has us stumped but he doesn't.
Okay.
Y'all know who it is?
Yeah, we got a pretty good idea,
but just gotta work on the case,
just build it up to get to him,
but I'll tell you what, we're gonna catch him.
We always do.
Well, good luck with that.
- Ooh, goodness. - Hey, sweetie.
Hi, baby.
How's it going?
It's going.
How are you? - Good.
Y'all got the car fixed?
Yep.
[Cat] Awesome.
Where's Marshall?
[Charles] He left.
Left, I just saw his car outside.
I know, crazy thing is, his car won't start.
[Cat] Get out of here, you're kidding.
[Charles] Mm hmm.
Wow, talk about bad luck.
[Charles] Tell me about it.
That's crazy.
[Charles] But he's gonna back
and get it tomorrow, though.
[Cat] Awesome, thank you, baby.
Your favorite barbecue sauce.
Oh, you got my barbecue sauce, my Maeday, girl.
- Last one on the shelf. - Thank you.
See, that's what a good wife, does.
[Charles] I know you looking out for.
Thank you. - Got you.
So you going out tonight?
Yep, going to the bar to watch the game
with the guys from work.
Why, you have something for me?
Nope, just gonna kick back and watch movies with Sammy.
- Okay. - Together.
Well, as fun as that sounds,
I will see you tonight.
Y'all have fun, okay?
Bye, baby, love you.
Love you.
Thanks again for picking me up.
No problem.
I know it's only a matter of time
before that old dog croaked.
Oh, don't talk about my car like that.
It's a classic.
Mm hmm.
Plus, it was running perfectly fine until...
Until what?
No.
You don't think?
He wouldn't.
Are you sure?
Are you sure that he's clean?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I told you already it's fine.
He and his wife are having marital issues,
but Charles is cool.
So did you talk to her?
You know, Captain Harris is not gonna like this.
He was our only lead.
Yeah, I know.
Hey, thanks again for the ride,
and I'll see you tomorrow.
I guess I'm picking you up, right?
See, you're a very good detective.
- See, I got you. - All right.
All right, detective, goodnight.
(door creaks)
Hey.
Hey, hey there.
- Hey. - How was the game?
It was okay.
How was the movie?
It was a little concerning, but it was okay.
Why was it concerning, what happened?
Well, you know usually I'll pick the movies
that she likes to watch.
[Charles] Mm hmm.
Well, tonight, she wanted to watch horror films instead.
I don't know, I just think that was odd.
She never did that before,
but other than that it was fine.
Okay.
Yeah.
Well, I know Samantha's not
the little girl she used to be.
Yeah, definitely finding that out.
She's growing up.
Mm hmm.
Ready to go to bed?
Yeah, come on.
All right.
[Charles] Come on.
Oh, I'm tired.
I don't even remember falling asleep on the movie.
Everything looks good, man.
I don't know it wouldn't start.
I don't know why it's not starting either, man.
It beats the hell out of me.
Hey, hey, I meant to ask you,
do you still fix computers and stuff?
Yeah, I do.
Why, what's up, you got a job for me?
Hey, I might.
Cool.
Tell you what, why don't you just bring it to the house,
let me take a look at it,
because you my boy, I'll give you a good rate.
How bout that?
Can I ask you a serious question?
Are you sure everything is okay
between you and Catherine?
[Charles] Yeah, man, why?
Well, to be honest, Catherine called
into the station last week,
saying that she thinks that you are the Grant Park killer.
(laughs)
Are you serious?
It's crazy, I know.
Why would Catherine think of something that crazy?
I have no idea, but you know how women are,
especially the mad ones.
I do know the ladies.
Well, we had to follow the lead,
and since I knew you,
I thought it'd be better if I spoke
with you first about it.
Okay, Marshall, look man, I know you're trying
to do your job, okay.
So no worries.
Exactly.
So with that being said,
would you be able to tell me where you were last night?
Yeah.
I was here in my house.
All night?
All night.
Would Catherine be able to vouch for your whereabouts?
Absolutely.
Where is she, can I speak with her myself?
Yeah.
You can speak to Catherine.
But first, let's clean this up,
and I'll take you in and you can talk to her, all right?
All right, sounds good.
Come on.
I hate to have to even do this, man,
but I didn't want anybody else doing it.
It's already awkward enough.
Understood.
All right.
(grunting)
Well?
No answer.
Hey, man, where are you?
We have to get to this briefing about this guy,
you need to call me back.
Forensics found something, too.
Call me back ASAP, please.
(sighs)
Hi, Daddy.
Hey, hi.
Where'd that man go?
He's gone?
Is he coming back?
No, he's not.
Well, what are you gonna do with his car?
[Charles] I haven't decided yet.
Can I keep it?
No.
But you can have his phone.
Cool.
[Charles] Okay.
And we keep this among ourselves, you understand?
I won't tell Mom.
Or anyone.
[Sammy] Or anyone else.
That's my girl.
Come on.
(doorbell rings)
Long time, no see, Renee.
Hey, Alexis.
I'm so sorry to bother you,
but I'm just wondering, have you seen Greg?
No, I haven't, and why?
Well, have you all talked?
Has he contacted you or anything?
Nope and I'm a little pissed about it, too.
[Jones] Well, he hasn't been to work
and he's not answering any of my calls.
He didn't answer mine, either,
and you know what, when you do talk to him,
tell him don't even bother.
You know what, Alexis?
I think something has happened.
I don't know what it is,
but if you hear anything,
and I mean anything, call me.
[Alexis] Okay.
Okay, all right.
Hey, ladies, I think it's time for me
to make an ice cream run.
- Yeah? - Yay.
- Ice cream. - Ice cream, awesome.
Sounds yummy, you want us to roll with you?
No.
I'll be right back.
You sure?
Yep, I got it.
You know, we don't mind.
All right, Sammy, you almost done, right?
Yeah, I got a whole nother side of the table to go.
All right, just sweep up the floor, all right,
and that should be it and get ready for bed.
I'll be back in a second, okay?
Where are you going?
Gotta go get some whipped cream.
Why don't you just call Daddy?
Well, I gotta stop by Alexis's house, too.
If you must know everything.
You so silly.
You'll be all right by yourself, right?
I'm a big girl, Mom, I know how to stay by myself.
I know, I know.
I'll be back.
Bye.
All right.
So, you still stalking your husband?
I wouldn't call it stalking, Alexis,
but I'm gonna be honest with you,
this coming in late stuff that he's doing every night
is getting real suspect and I just wanna see
what he's doing at night.
Your man went for ice cream, Cat.
I know.
Trust me, I know.
I feel like I'm losing my mind.
That's for damn sure.
Look, that man loves you and that little girl
more than anything.
Charles is a good man.
Don't lose that man.
Get your sanity, girl.
I know, but what if he really is the killer, Alexis,
then I'll be married to a murder.
You're losing it.
What if I have to turn in my husband, Alexis?
Then what's little Sammy gonna think of her daddy then, huh?
Girl, my God, I think I got my child with a murderer.
Girl, what proof do you have that man is a killer.
Plenty.
I have a lot of proof and as a matter of fact,
didn't you tell me that Marshall said
that the killer takes his victim underwear.
Yeah.
Guess what, I found a box full of female underwear
that were not mine in the top of my closet.
I think Marshall's been looking for his friend
this whole time.
You know what, speaking of Marshall,
I haven't seen or heard from him in days.
What, did y'all break up again?
What the, break up?
Girl, nobody break up with all this.
He just disappeared.
You so stupid.
His partner came looking for him the other day.
No, for real, seriously?
Hmm, that's weird because he was just at our house
the other day and he came and got his car.
Really, 'cause from my understand,
it's parked at the station.
Hmm, that's crazy.
You all right?
You want some more wine?
Yeah, girl, let me get out of here,
as a matter of fact, give me another.
Girl, this stuff is getting crazy.
Oh, Alexis what am I gonna do?
I don't know.
No seriously, I'm gonna take this house weekend.
I'll catch you later, though.
All right.
I need to get back to the house, thanks girl.
All right, girlie.
Love you, bye.
Love you.
- All right, bye. - All right.
(door creaks)
Hey, where'd you go.
Oh, I had to go to Alexis's house.
Oh, and get the whipped cream.
So where's the whipped cream?
They were out, can you believe it?
I'll just go get some tomorrow, it's not a big deal.
Y'all enjoy, all right, I'll see y'all later, all right?
Have a seat.
What you got?
I think that Charles guy, he's our perp.
I thought we already ruled him out.
Yeah, we did for the murders, maybe,
but for Marshall's disappearance,
I think he knows something.
For your sake, detective, I hope you're right.
Captain.
Look, I gotta tell you, my constituents
are not very happy with the lack of progress
you've made so far in this Grant Park bullshit
and frankly, neither am I.
I assure you, mayor, we have every resource
giving this full attention.
Clearly it's not enough, is it?
So who's this?
Charles Rearden, IT specialist?
Possible suspect.
Great, can we pick him up?
No, we don't have enough to,
but I asked his wife to come in and talk to me,
and if I can get something from her,
we might get his ass.
(laughs)
I don't give a damn who you arrest,
him, her, it doesn't matter to me.
I just need someone's head on a platter.
Are we clear?
Yes ma'am.
Mayor, don't forget about that last thing.
Captain.
(knocks)
Hi, can I help you?
Hi, Charles.
Remember me.
Yeah, you're Marshall's partner.
Yeah, may I come inside to speak with you?
About what?
I'd rather step inside to talk to you.
How 'bout I come outside and we can talk.
My family's here.
That's fine.
Okay, so how can I help you, officer?
Detective.
[Charles] Oh, sorry, detective.
Just following up on a lead,
a woman named Catherine called
and she has some reason to believe
that you are the Grant Park killer.
(laughs)
Really, that's crazy.
Is there any reason she would have to think that?
[Charles] No, not at all.
Can you describe your relationship
with Detective Marshall?
Detective Marshall and I have been friends for years.
[Jones] When was the last time you saw him?
A few days ago, he came to pick up his car.
Was that the last time you saw or talked to him?
Yeah, something wrong?
Actually, he's missing.
Missing?
Catherine, so is that your wife?
[Charles] Last time I checked, yeah.
Is she here?
I'd like to come inside and speak with her.
About what, detective?
I just need to make sure the stories match, sir.
Like I said, detective, she is sleeping, okay?
Well, you let her know that she needs
to come to the station as soon as possible,
and if we do not see her today,
we'll be back to pick her up.
For what, why?
Just have her come to the station, sir.
Thank you.
(engine revs)
(tires squeal)
Where are you going, Mommy?
Oh, Mommy just has a really bad headache,
I'm just gonna go get some medicine, okay?
I'll be right back.
Daddy.
(grunts)
Are you okay?
Dammit, you scared me.
What are you doing out here?
I was looking for my husband.
Well, you and your husband do not need to be out here.
Haven't you seen the news?
There is a killer on the loose.
Yes, I know, ma'am,
and I think it's my husband
that you guys are looking for.
Wait, what?
Yes.
Wait, that's the second time I've heard that.
Huh, what?
Are you Catherine?
Yes, I am and who are you?
I'm detective Jones and I've asked you
to come and see me.
What?
Your husband didn't tell you to come to the station?
No, I haven't talked to Charles about anything like that.
What are you talking about?
Seriously?
Okay, well, I got a call that there is a suspicious figure
lurking out here in the woods,
and so far, you're the only person
I've seen out here, ma'am.
I know, I'm looking for my husband.
I'm telling you.
I saw him walk in this park,
following a woman and he's out here,
and I just wanna save her life
before he possibly kills her, too.
Excuse me?
Okay. - Yes.
Wait a minute.
He's out here.
You know what, stop right there.
What we need to do is go to the station
because I think I need to take you in
for some more questioning.
Is that okay for me to get more information from you, ma'am?
What, for what?
I don't know anything, that's why I'm here.
So far, you are the only person I've seen,
no one came past me, ma'am.
Where are you parked?
I'm over there.
Okay, I'm right there, follow me.
Ma'am, follow me. - Okay.
Yeah, I just need to take you into the station,
just ask you a few questions,
'cause it's just too much going on out here.
We just don't know what's going on,
so hope you understand.
No, I do, but I just don't understand
why you won't tell me anything.
Don't worry about anything.
Do you know you have a flat?
What?
Did you know that?
No, oh, shit.
Don't worry about it.
We can change it, don't worry about it.
I don't know how to change a flat tire.
Daddy raised the only girl, I got you.
Oh my god.
Do you have a spare in your trunk?
Why don't you go look in your trunk,
see if you have a spare.
I think I should, let me see.
Gotta be in there somewhere.
I know sometimes they keep the spare tires
under the bottom, too.
(screams)
I didn't do anything.
Put your hands up, ma'am.
I didn't do anything.
You're under arrest.
(screams)
[Cat] I didn't do anything.
[Jones] You under arrest.
[Cat] I swear, ma'am, I swear.
Is it safe?
Yeah, it's safe.
(heart beat pounds)
So, do we think this is our Grant Park killer?
It has to be.
[Captain] What is she saying?
She said her husband did it.
Ma'am, I'm going to need for you
to start at the beginning.
My daughter's all by herself right now.
I just really need somebody to go check on her, please.
I'll send a car over to check on things,
but what I need to know is why
was there a body in your trunk?
Ma'am, I don't know.
I have no idea how it got there.
How can you ride around for days
and not smell a body in the trunk?
I haven't driven that car in days,
last time I remember Charles and Marsh,
they were working on it
and I driven once or twice since then.
Did you ever see detective Marshall at your house?
No.
I didn't and I didn't kill him, either.
Catherine,
did you call our station saying
your husband was the Grant Park killer?
Yes.
How do you know that, ma'am?
Because he was coming home late every night
and I found a bloody glove in his trunk.
Oh, you mean this.
(crying)
Yes.
Where'd you get that?
In your trunk.
No, that's the same one that was in the back
of Charles's trunk, along with the ladies underwear.
Oh, you mean these.
Guys, where are you getting this stuff?
Catherine, I want you to be completely honest with me.
Are you the Grant Park killer?
Oh my god, no, I'm not.
I'm telling you guys, it's Charles.
You have to believe me.
I wouldn't kill anybody, why?
Except for innocent women, though, right?
No, nobody.
It's Charles.
And where was Charles last night?
I told you, I followed him to the park.
Nobody was in the park but you.
I'm telling you, I followed him to that park
and I saw him follow that lady.
I watched him.
Are you two working together?
Oh God, no, no.
For god's sake, can somebody please
go check on my daughter.
She's at home by herself.
Come on, guys.
Hold tight for a minute.
So what do you think?
I think she's our suspect.
For what?
The pile of victims or Detective Marshall.
No one can ride around in a car
with a body in the trunk and not know that it's there.
Now, we talking about Detective Marshall here, Captain.
But do we have enough probable cause
to say she's our Grant Park killer?
Maybe when we search the house,
we'll find something there.
I don't know.
Okay, I'll keep talking to her.
Maybe she'll tell me more.
You take someone and go to her home
and check on the daughter.
But what if Charles is there?
Bring him in.
Maybe we can make this a two for one.
Okay, I'm on it.
Well.
Ma'am, come on, you gotta believe me.
I didn't kill anybody.
I didn't kill anything.
Look, I wanna believe you,
but you have to admit.
I know, I know.
I'm telling you, my daughter can tell you,
I'm at home with her every single night.
Every night.
I sent Detective Jones to your house
to check on your daughter.
She will find out everything we need to know.
(knocks)
(engine revs)
(knocks)
It's Detective Jones.
Your mom asked me to come and check on you.
Sweetie, if you're here, come to the door.
(knocks)
Hello?
It's police.
Anybody home?
Sweetie, if you're home, please come to the door.
Thank you.
(phone rings)
Captain Harris.
Okay, check the house.
What's wrong?
Where's Samantha?
Is that your daughter's name?
Yes, where is she?
They can't locate her.
What?
She said the house is empty.
Empty?
What do you mean it's empty,
where's my baby?
Is there anyone she would have went with?
- No. - A neighbor, a friend?
No.
She knows not to leave the house
unless she's with me or, oh my god, her dad.
(heartbeat pounds)
(knocks)
(heartbeat pounds)
Daddy?
Baby girl.
♪ How
♪ Yeah
♪ I see you watching me
♪ From my head to my feet
♪ Fantasizing of what you want to do to me ♪
♪ These legs, these legs
♪ These thighs, these thighs
♪ My body is all over your mind ♪
♪ You keep telling yourself
♪ That you have everything that I need ♪
♪ And you will fulfill my every fantasy ♪
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