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(OMINOUS MUSIC)
I never thought my dad was different
from most other dads.
He was always protective of me, as most dads are
of their little girls, I suppose.
When I went out on dates,
he made sure he scared the hell out of them boys
before we stepped out the door.
He always said to be careful.
Told me to always keep my guard up,
don't trust anyone you don't know.
Don't pick up hitchhikers.
Always bring a friend when meeting someone new.
My dad always said that life isn't guaranteed
but death is.
Whenever I had something hard to do, he would say
"You got this, girl."
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
(ENGINE STARTING)
(GASPS)
(MUFFLED SCREAMS)
(BANGS)
(GRUNTS)
(SHOUTS)
MAN: Why him?
This Six Pack?
Six Pack Sam is the perfect specimen for me.
A prisoner from one of the other facilities
would be cheaper.
No.
He's the one I need.
MAN: How so?
Look at him, he's different.
He's a raw, unhinged, primal beast.
This research is costing me a lot of money.
It better work.
It will work.
I'm gonna reform him to his core.
(SLOW MUSIC)
(CRYING)
No, no!
Poor little girl.
Never stood a chance.
(BEEPING)
(SLOW MUSIC)
Jessa.
Squeeze my hand.
(GUNSHOT) (SCREAMS)
Help, I need help in here!
Help!
Jessa, help.
Jessa!
Detective (MUMBLES),
was it you that found Bobby Dixon's body?
Was it suicide?
I don't know where you're getting your information.
Yes, I did find his body,
but no, I'm not allowed to discuss the details
of an ongoing investigation.
You and Bobby worked on hundreds of homicide cases
over the years.
Did it get to him?
What made him snap?
Bobby Dixon was my best friend,
he was like a brother to me.
Obviously it's a great tragedy
whenever anyone takes their own life,
especially a great detective like Bobby.
So it was a suicide.
Was it the Six Pack Sam case that pushed him over the edge?
Apparent suicide.
This is an ongoing investigation.
Did Six Pack Sam attack Jessa Dixon, sir?
What?
Where are you getting this information?
This is reckless.
Let's go.
That's enough.
(REPORTERS SHOUTING)
Get out of here!
Get hurt.
(SMACKS)
Stop.
Stop!
Hello, Six Pack.
I want my phone call.
I want my lawyer.
I want a fucking beer, pronto.
I ain't done nothing wrong.
That girl and I, we was just wrestling.
That's all.
I'm not with the police.
Oh, you're not with the police.
Who the hell you with then, sugar?
I'm your psychiatrist.
(LAUGHS)
Ain't nothin' wrong with my head.
You're in a high security mental facility.
I'm here to fix you.
Oh, you gonna fix me, huh?
Mm-hm.
I'm gonna make you a productive member of society.
Productive?
Whatcha got there, precious?
A little medicine.
How you gonna do that?
Do what?
How you gonna make me normal?
Drugs, of course.
And lots of pain.
(SMACKS)
You said she was fucking dead.
Fuck you, you should have did it yourself,
you little bitch!
She didn't move so I think we're good.
Oh yeah?
Cut it out.
We don't need any more heat.
He fucked it all up.
You both fucked up.
Now lay low.
(PHONE RINGING)
Ganon.
Yeah.
The girl's awake.
What girl?
From the Six Pack Sam thing.
Keep an eye on it.
It's okay, darling.
Tough times don't last but tough people do.
Excuse me, you can't just barge in like that.
You're excused.
Everybody out, official police business.
Get your shit, get the fuck out of here, lady.
Move it, come on, you too, nugget.
Get your shit, get the fuck out of here.
But we promised her father we'd stay by her side
until she awakened.
Well, she's awake now, isn't she?
Come on, move it.
Hey, kid.
Gee.
You gave everybody quite a scare.
Yeah, we're all real scared.
What the hell's going on in here, fellas?
Okay, we just need to ask her a few questions.
Yeah, Doc, relax, it's just a few questions.
First of all, she's been in a coma for three months...
Three months?
It's okay.
Got a pretty nasty bump on your head there.
Let me take a look at you, everything's going to be fine.
She still has increased intercranial pressure...
Daddy?
DOCTOR: Everything's alright.
Your father's dead.
JESSA: What?
Committed suicide.
Shot himself, real nasty.
JESSA: He's dead?
Jesus Christ, what the fuck is wrong with you?
Everything's gonna be okay.
JESSA: Where is my dad?
For the love of God, man.
Nurse, I need you to get the chaplain
and the psychologist now.
Everybody else, get out.
Get out, everybody.
Hey, I need some help, she's seizing.
(GASPING)
Jessa, everything's fine, just relax.
You're gonna be okay.
You're safe, you're safe.
The media under control?
Nobody knows she's here.
(PHONE RINGING)
Yeah.
(CLEARS THROAT) Sir.
Dave.
They released the girl today.
Keep an eye on her.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Not someone else, you.
You're doing good.
Good.
Good afternoon, Jessa.
I'm Dr. Klein, I'm a psychologist here at the hospital.
Jessa, you've been through a terrible ordeal.
Someone tried to rape and murder you
and now...
To find out about your father, well,
that's a lot for anyone to deal with.
(GASPS)
PHYSICAL THERAPIST: Jessa, Jessa, it's okay, it's okay.
It's okay.
There's no way my father committed suicide.
No way.
Okay, sweetheart.
Doctor, by any chance can this conversation wait?
We need answers.
Wish you didn't have to go through all this
but the man who did this to you is still out there.
What you know can help stop him
from doing this to anyone else.
Please, tell me what you remember.
It's important.
I went to my car after work.
This guy said he was having trouble with his car,
he needed a jump.
I...
He put his hand over my mouth, choked me.
I remember waking up in the trunk of the car.
I couldn't talk, I couldn't breathe.
He pulled me out and we walked away
and he tied me down in some old house,
started drinking bottles of beer.
I remember the clanking of the bottles,
the loud gulping.
Gulp, gulp, gulp, gulp.
What did he look like?
Big.
Muscular, big, white, dark hair.
A beard, he had a beard.
I remember it scratched my face up.
(CRYING) And then he started choking me.
I couldn't breathe.
It was just a man in a mask.
A man in a mask?
He wore a mask?
Yeah.
Maybe.
Anything else?
Isn't that enough?
Please, I just want to go home.
Please just take me home.
Oh, excuse me.
Have a nice day.
(SIRENS)
If that were my physical therapist,
I'd stick around a little longer.
(LAUGHS)
I want to see him.
Who?
My father, where is he buried?
Next to your mom.
(SLOW MUSIC)
It's alright, I know where my mom's buried.
(CRYING)
Jessa.
My name is Bishop.
I'm the producer for the TV show Killers Never Caught.
Please go away.
How'd you know I was out?
I've been keeping a close eye on your situation.
We need to talk.
I'm not talking to anyone right now.
Please, Jessa.
ANNA: Hey!
We need to talk.
ANNA: Move your foot or I'm calling the police.
That might do you more harm than good.
ANNA: Go away!
What, what did he say?
He's just trying to rile you up.
We need to talk about your father, Jessa,
before it's too late.
ANNA: Go away!
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
MAN: That's a lot of green.
Damn it.
Green's money, Chief.
And I like money.
Think you could just send your flag boy home.
(LAUGHS)
That's (MUMBLES), funny.
(LAUGHS)
Is that necessary?
Well, play it.
JESSA: And then he started choking me.
I couldn't breathe.
A man in a mask.
DR. KLEIN: A man in a mask?
He wore a mask?
JESSA: Yes.
(SCREAMS)
There's a lot of money to be made on this deal, Chief.
Keep everyone away from the facility.
You feeling me?
I don't have the entire force in my back pocket.
I can't help you clean this up.
Culpability is everything to me.
(GUNFIRE)
(LAUGHS)
CHIEF: Holy shit!
You see?
What about my money?
(LAUGHS)
You ain't getting shit, man.
You're all over the fuckin' place.
(GROANS)
I want that bitch dead.
I want everyone that can pose a problem dead.
MAN: And Delaney?
I will handle that worthless fucker later.
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
Tell me what you see.
I see a light, illuminated.
A new path, a life.
Love.
For every woman I fuck,
every life I take,
and it fills me with pleasure.
I guess I feel done with a lot of other shit too.
Wrong answer.
(SHOUTS)
You missed a spot.
Yeah, well, this isn't really the part of the job
I'm good at.
Some would disagree.
I need you to take care of this.
You know, if you can't handle the job, you...
Hey.
Stay in your lane, Stevie.
Besides, I wouldn't want to take you away
from your detailing service.
(LAUGHS) God forbid.
Any particulars?
Yeah, keep it neat.
Not like last time.
I can handle it.
That's a good man.
Don't spend it all in one place.
Tell the good doctor I said hi.
MAN: You don't know about that.
Uh huh.
GIRL: No, that's mine.
GIRL: Give me that, that's mine!
GIRL: No, it's mine!
GIRL: No, it's...
I had it first, it was in my room.
Guys, play nice with the dolls
or I'm gonna have to take them away, okay?
Can you play nice with the dolls?
Okay, thank you.
Hey, Lauren, look what I got.
(GASPS)
(GRUNTS)
Hey, give me that.
What the hell are you doing?
What is this?
You gotta get out of here.
Just take the kids to your mom's or something.
WOMAN: What is this?
Just do what I say!
This week on Killers Never Caught,
a beer-guzzling, murdering rapist terrorizes Austin, Texas,
killing five girls.
One short of a six pack.
Was Jessa Dixon the lone survivor
of the notorious Six Pack Sam?
And if so, why hasn't she come forward
to help capture this monster?
And where is Six Pack Sam now?
Is he terrorizing other towns,
leaving a trail of empty beer bottles
alongside the corpses of dead women?
Find out this week on Killers Never Caught.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(GASPING)
(SCREAMS)
Jessa.
What's your name?
Fuck you.
Hey, asshole.
Remember what the fuck this is?
(LAUGHS) Yeah, that's the thing you use
to fuck yourself with.
(GRUNTS)
What's your name?
Fuck you.
(GRUNTS)
Your name?
My name?
It's gonna be nice choking the life out of you, Doc.
Think I might want a 12 pack for it.
(LAUGHS) Go ahead, use it again, it kinda tickles.
Enough!
Out of the room.
What?
Out of the room.
I'm not leaving you alone with this fucking animal.
I'm not asking you.
Get out of my room now!
Where you going, sugar?
(LAUGHS) This is kind of fun.
What you got over there, Doc?
Get that shit away from me.
(SHOUTS)
Party time now.
(SPITS)
(SLAPS)
I'm feeling funny, Doc.
The serum will help the hypnosis.
Let's begin again, shall we?
Now, what's your name?
Bruno Kemper.
Thank you.
Tell me about your family, Bruno.
My family?
Yes.
Tell me about Mother.
I have no car?
Your dad had to sell it.
Between all the hospital bills and...
You need a roommate that can make rent.
It's fine, Jessa.
Money's tight, but we'll be fine.
Can I get a ride downtown?
Maybe Dad has something of value I don't know about.
Of course.
Anything I can do to help.
Did he seem okay to you?
He was...
Optimistic.
Your father didn't have much financially.
What he did have went to pay off his debt.
Credit card bills, school tuition, hospital bills.
So nothing.
Well, everything that was in the apartment.
That's yours.
It's in storage, I think.
The guys down at the precinct took care of it.
His car?
Repossessed.
Oh, I still need to get paid
for managing your father's estate.
And I'll send it to collection soon, so if you'll excuse me.
(SLOW MUSIC)
JESSA: And just like that, my life is packed away
into a small room, with only memories
of the life I once had.
After my mother died, it was just me and my dad.
We became very close.
Going through our things reminded me
of how much he loved me.
He promised me he would always love and protect me.
There's something more to his death.
He wouldn't leave me alone in this world.
Somebody took him from me.
We need to talk.
You scared the shit out of me.
Sorry.
We need to go somewhere and talk, you're being followed.
Aren't you following me?
So you talked with my father?
Yeah, Bobby came to see me.
He said he had information about corruption
within the police department.
He said he had evidence related to the dropped investigation
involving Six Pack Sam.
The man that attacked me?
You think it was Six Pack Sam.
I don't know, I think so, maybe.
Okay, well, your dad thought so.
And he was wanting to dig deeper
into the Six Pack Sam case files.
He wanted to meet with me and give me something he found.
He never showed.
And the next morning, I saw the headlines about his suicide.
Oh, that's bullshit.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Your father didn't feel he could trust anyone.
He wanted to get it out, whatever he had.
If I find something, will you get it out there?
Absolutely.
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
Sorry.
What are you doing?
I got a big tournament coming up.
After we meet with the board of directors
to hear the new prison reform program,
I'm gonna need you to perform an autopsy on Six Pack Sam.
After the meeting?
Yeah, just in case they want to see him alive.
Need his blood extracted to study the neuron chemicals?
You mean neurochemical?
And his brain (MUMBLES) for further analysis.
Yes sir.
That's all.
Oh.
Sir?
Stay out of this area.
I've got a big tournament coming up.
Yes sir.
(PHONE RINGING)
That's it, just relax.
You're getting very, very sleepy.
(PHONE RINGING)
I'm sorry, I thought I turned that off.
Hello?
We've got a problem.
The boss wants Six Pack Sam's blood.
And that's it.
Do you understand?
I heard.
I'm working on it as we speak.
Always one step ahead, my love.
See you soon.
Sorry about that.
Let's continue.
(URINATING)
Sergio!
So good to see you.
I just don't understand, he would never...
Yeah.
I know.
Brought you this.
Box of Bobby's things from his desk.
Raymond brought it to me a couple months ago.
I fucked up, forgot I even had it.
That was always my favorite picture of y'all.
Whoa, hey, this is Bobby's snub nose 38 there.
It was his favorite gun.
Had a really nice pop.
You know, he never even fired this damn thing though.
He actually never even shot anybody.
Lucky bastard.
I hate guns.
I really would've liked to hear Bobby's voice
on that thing right then.
"Got these for you for when you wake up, sweetheart.
"Happy birthday, can't wait to share it with you.
"I know you'd rather be fishing.
"Love, Daddy."
(LAUGHS)
Sergio, it doesn't make sense.
What?
The suicide.
(CRYING)
You just got way too much on your mind and that's all.
Just think...
Jessa.
JESSA: Anna.
I gotta go.
This is Sergio, one of my dad's old friends.
Nice to meet you, Sergio.
Hey, it's nice to meet you.
Anna?
Yeah.
Yeah, he used to be a cop, worked with my dad.
Used to be?
I took one in the leg
and I'll show you the scar sometime if you want to see it.
I'm a PI now.
A PI.
Private investigator.
(PHONE RINGING)
Here.
I gotta take this.
Boy, that is one tight little sushi roll right there.
She's 25.
Hey, we all got our flaws, huh?
I'm so sorry, I have to go.
It was nice to meet you.
You leaving already, Anna?
Oh, come on now.
You just got here.
I know, but I got to...
Let me ask you something.
You want to call me anytime, you feel free to, okay?
I'm a very, very experienced investigator.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
(LAUGHS)
Hey, I'm gonna go too.
Gotta get my prescription refilled.
I'm gonna go to Mario's later tonight
if you want to talk about any of this stuff, alright?
(CHIMES)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(SNORTS)
(KISSING)
Wow.
(LAUGHS)
Baby, what's gotten into you?
We've never done anything like this before.
(SHOUTS)
Shut the fuck up.
That hurt.
I'm okay with that.
I know I've been working a lot lately but I...
(SLAPS)
This is fantastic.
We needed to do this a long time ago.
You know, maybe you should go a little easy there.
Did we ever talk about a safeword?
This is really uncomfortable.
No, stop!
Please don't.
Natasha.
Stop, please stop!
DR. CAMPBELL: Natasha, stop.
Dr. Campbell?
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
Campbell, the hell have you done to my wife?
I...
I injected her with NC18
and then planted a hypnotic suggestion.
You did what?
You're gonna help me break Six Pack Sam out
of the KORP facility.
The night of the board room presentation.
I don't understand.
Why would I want to do that?
Well, if you don't,
I'm gonna call your little wife here
and give a small, itsy bitsy trigger word.
It's gonna send her upstairs
with a six inch butcher knife.
Where she'll stab your two children to death.
I told her to really concentrate on the face area.
I don't want your family to recognize them.
It's gonna be a closed casket funeral for sure.
And then after that, your wife is gonna sit
on the front lawn, douse herself in gasoline,
and strike a match.
(LAUGHS)
Campbell, you're insane.
I'm not fucking insane!
Natasha, cut off his fucking balls, will you?
Okay, okay, I'll do it!
- Stop. - Stop.
Have a good night.
So what did you say to her?
What the hell did you say?
(SMACKS)
Hey.
Come with me.
What?
Watch.
Let's go.
(SHOUTING)
Fucker, fuck you!
Oh my god, that was fucking great!
Who was that?
Oh, I don't know.
You followed me?
No, I didn't follow you.
Shit.
I came back because I wanted to talk to you.
I got worried about you and it made me nervous
when I didn't see you, so I watched him watching you.
Damn it.
You still don't trust me?
Hey, what do you say we go get a drink?
Take my truck, see you at Mario's.
(SPITS)
Hey, I'm real sorry about that.
You know, I got this at a party last night.
Probably shouldn't be drinking after me anyway
because I've been overseas a lot.
You a drunk?
Social drinker.
Oh.
So you think something's going on, huh?
Well, according to you, I'm being followed.
And Bishop...
Wait, wait, Bishop?
Who's that?
The producer from that TV show, Killers Never Caught.
(LAUGHS)
That crime reenactment show?
Yeah, they did a show on Six Pack Sam.
What, about rape?
He said he talked with Dad,
said Dad had something he couldn't share
with the department.
Hm, well.
Good to see you, Joe.
Bishop sounds like he's on the up and up.
Hang on a second.
How you been, friend?
Been good?
Alright, say hi to your Billy for me.
MAN: Appreciate it.
Jesus, Sergio!
I don't think my dad committed suicide.
Well, yeah.
Man, that suicide was terrible.
Why the card, the fishing trip?
Does that sound suicidal?
When I'm going through stuff in storage,
it's like everything is picked through.
No computer, no files, no nothing.
Well, here's the thing about cops, they're always...
Hey, how you doing tonight?
Good.
Good to see you.
You too.
You want me to get that one out of the way for you?
Thank you.
Anything else?
No, that's it.
Okay.
Oh, wait, bring me another one, would you?
Alright.
Thank you.
Like I was saying, cops, we keep a lot of stuff bottled up.
You just can't get anything out of us.
Did you see him before?
Who, your dad?
No, I didn't.
See, I been out of town a lot.
Heard from Raymond.
Where's Raymond?
Raymond moved.
But you know where he is.
(SIGHS) Well, you know, he just left a message.
I don't have a cellular phone.
See, the thing is, government listens
to everything you say on a cell phone.
He told me Bobby was dead, he was leaving town.
That's it.
Yeah, that's it.
Well, you know, we guys,
we don't really talk about stuff that much.
Just said "Bobby's dead, I'm moving."
Leaving, moving town, which is it?
(BEEPS)
RAYMOND: Sergio, it's Raymond, we gotta talk.
I gotta get out of town...
(VOMITING)
What's the difference?
Big difference.
Hey, hey, where you going?
I got more 'rita here.
Where the fuck are you going?
Finding out why my father was murdered!
Whoa, murdered?
Hey, shh, come on.
Hey, we're alright, we're okay around here.
People don't like that word murder around here.
What do you care?
Hey, I am concerned, alright?
We just need to be smart about this shit!
Alright?
Damn, you don't know shit about me
or what I been through.
We need to go get that police report, that autopsy report.
Autopsy?
How?
Don't you worry about that autopsy.
You just stop fucking judging me, okay,
because I gotta eat, alright?
Disability ain't gonna pay for everything.
I'm smart.
I can do this shit.
Now cops, well, they got a yearly psych eval, right?
So we gotta go talk to that fuckin' psychologist
and figure out what that state of the mind was.
Who knows?
They might know what the hell's going on in his mind,
you know?
Shit.
Damn it!
You know, you're just like your fucking dad!
You're just like him.
I'm...
I'm so fucking sorry.
I am so sorry, honey.
I am so sorry I wasn't there for you guys.
I'm sorry I wasn't there for him.
But what you need to do is,
you need to stay with me, okay?
You just need to stick with me.
Come here.
Bobby loved you so much.
(GASPS)
(GROANS)
Bobby told me he had something important
he wanted to tell me.
He asked me if I could help him out.
Didn't you help him?
(LAUGHS)
I can barely help myself, kid.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(KNOCKS)
Hey, come on in.
No, you come on out here.
Okay, there's the money.
All you gotta do is set the timer.
Instructions are in the envelope,
along with schematics of the building.
You got schematics, nice.
Yeah, man, I do good work.
Place the bomb exactly where I marked.
It's right over the main gas pipe.
It'll explode like a nuclear bomb
and it'll burn hotter than the bowels of hell.
It's nuclear, not nuclear.
Nuclear, nuclear, whatever, man.
Hey, we had a deal!
(GUNSHOTS)
Cunt.
There is more to you than meets the eye, Dr. Campbell.
Much, much more indeed.
Sergio.
Sergio!
(VOMITS)
Jesus.
(GROANS)
Chief, do you have a minute?
Jessa, I'm real busy.
No, I need to know what happened to my dad.
Your dad's case was open and shut.
Well, he was never depressed.
I just want to know...
Look, what happened to you hit him real hard.
Cops kill themselves every day, kid.
There's too much stress bottled up inside.
(SNAPS) You snap.
Autopsy reports, forensics, they all pointed to suicide.
Well, can I see it?
Yeah.
Call my secretary and you can see for yourself.
What about the Six Pack Sam case?
Why was it closed?
Did you find the man that almost killed me?
I'm sorry, Jessa.
Just leave it be.
Bad things happen to good people all the time.
Dr. Fought, you did an autopsy on my dad, Bobby Dixon?
I do a lot of autopsies.
I just want to ask you a few questions.
Make an appointment with my office like everyone else.
I have, nobody's returned my calls.
I understand.
A lot of family members get upset when somebody dies,
especially when it comes to suicide.
My dad didn't kill himself.
You need a counselor, not me.
(GASPS)
You scared me.
What are you doing?
Delaney told me that you went down there
and bum rushed him, started grilling him about Bobby.
You know just as well as I do my dad didn't kill himself.
I need your help.
Look, your dad was sick.
In the head and in the heart.
He stopped eating, he stopped sleeping.
I watched him deteriorate, it was dark.
I'm sorry, but I wasn't surprised when he killed himself.
You're gonna have to figure out how to deal with that.
All these years and you're just gonna turn like that?
Like a little fucking bitch?
(LAUGHS) I think you better get yourself
a little professional help.
What are you so scared of?
Nothing.
Take care of yourself now.
(CHALK SCRAPING)
In closing, I just want to reiterate
how crucial forensic psychology has been
in assisting the FBI and local law enforcement
in the apprehension and conviction
of some of the world's most violent sociopaths.
So nature or nurture?
Oh.
Tabula rasa.
Blank slate.
Did we as human beings begin life as a blank slate?
Is our psyche merely an impression
of environmental influences?
Wealth, education, social privilege.
Or is our psyche based on genetics alone?
Primal, natural instinct.
Or a combination of both?
So what do you believe, Doctor?
I believe...
(BELL RINGS)
I believe that's another lecture within itself.
We'll see you next week.
Dr. Campbell, may I speak with you for a moment?
I'm sorry, I'm actually in quite a hurry.
It's important.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to...
Have we met?
I don't believe so.
My name is Jessa Dixon...
Jessa Dixon.
Yes, you knew my father...
Bobby Dixon.
Right again.
You remember him.
Yes.
I did the psychological assessment on him
for the police department.
He killed himself a few months ago.
Yeah.
Tragic.
Yeah, tragic lie.
What do you mean?
I'd like to see my father's psych report.
Maybe your notes, any tapes,
anything that can help me prove
that he did not commit suicide.
I can't do that, that's privileged information.
Privileged?
For who?
I'm his daughter.
He's dead.
I'm the only family that's left.
I'm sorry, you'll have to speak to the chief about that...
The chief isn't cooperating, I need your help!
Jessa, your father was investigating
one of the most violent sexual predators of our time.
He was obsessed.
He wasn't eating, he wasn't sleeping...
I know, I know, I lived with him.
He was close, he was very close.
I don't think it was a coincidence
that Six Pack Sam came after me.
I think that he was just trying...
Trying to make your father snap?
I mean, raping and murdering his little girl
is a good way to do that.
Your father was mentally unstable, Jessa.
Prove it.
I did.
It's in the report.
Now I have to go.
I want to see it.
Don't you ever fucking touch me again.
Who's the unstable one now?
See you around, Dr. Campbell.
(SIGHS)
Where you been all day?
Finding out what happened to my dad.
Did you find anything out?
Oh, well, why don't you give me back my keys?
You sober?
Well, I'm about as sober as I ever get.
You know, I got a lady friend says she's gonna help us
get that psych eval so...
Seriously, you have lady friends living the way you live?
Are you gonna come back inside or what?
In a minute.
I am a very charismatic man, alright?
Tell you what, why don't we go
and pay that psychology bitch a visit?
Here we go, we're gonna just park right here
and just walk straight up to the house
and see if she's home, okay?
(BEEPING)
Pager, really?
What?
I don't use cellular devices, alright?
The government can listen to everything you say.
We gotta go.
Whoa, wait, we just got here.
My lady friend just texted me,
said she's got that autopsy file report.
Now we've gotta go.
Well, can't she just meet us here?
No, she can't.
You know, it is not smart to throw a party
in front of the house that you're staking out,
I'm just saying.
Are you sure you're Bobby's kid?
What are you doing?
I'll wait.
(GROANS) Are you serious?
I'll just keep an eye on the place.
Just watch.
I'm serious!
Fucking kid's gonna give me a heart attack.
Hey, it's me.
Yeah, I'm coming, I just don't have a cell phone.
Wait a minute, are you talking on the cell phone right now?
Shit, Maxine.
Hang it up right now, okay?
No, no, no, wait, wait, wait.
You gotta tell me where I'm supposed to be coming.
I don't know where I'm coming, come on.
Alright.
Okay, great.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Hey.
You got that file for me?
I got you the entire police report.
Oh, wow, you sure do look good, honey.
It's been a long time, you sexy beast.
Come here.
Let's see what you got.
(KISSING)
I just got these highlights done, let me...
Oh, I think you look fantastic.
Why you just come...
I think I dropped something.
Normally it doesn't take me that long when I...
(BANGS)
So who is this bozo?
And she said, well, she just started laughing
and I said "What's so funny?"
And she said, "Well, you call him a bozo
"and he's a rodeo clown."
Can you believe it, he's a rodeo clown?
What is so funny about rodeo clowns anyway?
I mean, their job is dangerous.
People get hurt and killed
and I don't see what's supposed to be so funny about it.
It's not like he's a clown in a circus or anything.
I'll tell you what, I don't like circus clowns.
I think they're creepy.
My god.
Help.
My god.
Please.
JESSA: Hold on.
Help me, please.
(GASPS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(GRUNTS)
(SCREAMS)
Hardcore girl.
You about to get the hammer, bitch.
No, no!
(GUNSHOTS)
You okay?
Yeah, I think so.
Wait.
Do you recognize him?
No, I don't.
Let's go.
Okay.
SERGIO: You okay?
JESSA: Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
Did you get anything?
Oh, good.
Think anything's on here?
I don't know.
Let's go find out.
(TIRES SQUEALING)
All you have to do is set the timer.
Are you sure about that?
(SLAPS)
Listen, you fucking twit.
Unless you want your kids carved up
like a Sunday roast, you better pay attention.
All you have to do is give him this last injection, okay?
He'll be under your control, docile.
Wheel him to the north entrance.
There'll be somebody there to pick him up.
Who?
(SLAPS)
I have a meeting with KORP to go over the acquisition.
If all goes according to plan, Six Pack Sam's gonna be worth
billions of dollars.
That's billions with a capital B.
So why him?
What makes him so special?
We've got tons of patients.
He's my last trial.
He's the one, as they say.
He's proof that this works.
Six Pack's blood holds the functioning neurochemical.
And my wife?
You really want to take your chances with me?
Didn't think so.
Make sure you place it exactly where it's marked.
Exactly.
(PHONE CHIMES)
This is the biggest piece of shit I have ever seen.
Well, did you read the full report?
Fuck no, it's just a bunch of psychological mumbo jumbo
laced with fancy chemicals, statistical bullshit.
Just give me the facts, give me the things I need to know,
the bare bones shit.
I need to make a profit.
Well, hello, Dr. Campbell.
Thank you for joining us.
Yes, Dr. Campbell, thank you so much
for taking time to be with us.
I know you've been very busy
with your psychological voodoo chemistry clinic
that you've been running with our money.
I'm sorry, I was...
Look, I don't give a shit why you're late.
Just explain to me this program
you've been wasting my money on,
so that maybe I can salvage a little bit and break even.
(LAUGHS) I was under the impression I'd be speaking
to more members of the board.
I am the board.
And under the impression that you'd be taller and blonde.
Please.
Fascinate me with your great idea.
MAN: You Americans lead the world in imprisoning
your own people in privately owned prisons.
Funding for new prisons is getting harder to come by.
Now, it's my understanding that the shareholders
are looking for a more consistent revenue stream.
Business is steady and growth is stagnant.
With drug laws softening and the growing disdain
for private prisons, yeah, future projections are poor.
Prisons are full.
My work is built around making them empty and...
You fucking kidding me?
You want to empty the prisons?
Don't you realize that the people that I represent
make a shitload of money on those prisons being full?
MAN: Imagine, if you will, a world where KORP will profit
for every single prisoner it releases.
How do you propose to do that, Dr. Fancy Pants?
I created a drug called NC18.
With this drug and minimal psychological programming,
KORP can reform prisoners into becoming productive members
of society.
They'll be released under the care of KORP counselors,
replacing the role of a parole officer.
MAN: KORP counselors will ensure each prisoner
will continue his or her prescription of MC18.
KORP will manufacture the drug,
but of course it's paid for
by your American federal government.
NC18 is designed to be taken for life.
This is the cash cow that your shareholders are looking for.
Is this legal?
MAN: I'm sure you can convince your corrupt politicians
to go along with it.
Buying senators and governors to do what's best
for corporate profits is the American way.
MAN: Exactly.
What makes you so sure this would work?
I've been working on this drug for eight years.
I tested it on some of the most dangerously violent men
in America.
And I just recently transformed one
of the nation's most violent sexual predators
into a calm, loving human being with compassion
and empathy for human life in general.
No, no, don't pull it!
Don't, please!
Well, this all sounds very interesting.
But I'm gonna have to see the test subjects myself.
I need to see if this NC18 really works.
NC18.
Not very catchy.
We're gonna have to come up with something really...
Something that'll bring in more profit.
This is kinda scary.
I know.
Used to be part of a mental institution.
Stop, that's creepy.
I'm serious.
It's okay, darling.
Here to keep you safe.
Besides, your screams won't be heard by anybody.
(LAUGHS) So you are here to fuck me.
(KISSING)
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
(LAUGHS)
Hurry up.
(BANGS)
(GASPING)
Help me.
Who did this to you?
Who?
Sam.
Billy?
Babe?
Billy?
(SCREAMS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(SCREAMS)
(CHOKING)
(TIRES SQUEALING)
(BANGS)
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
SERGIO: Shit.
It's May.
What's up with the Christmas lights?
My wife divorced me on Christmas Day.
I'm sorry, I just...
Oh, hey, here's that police report.
The entire thing.
Nothing out of the ordinary, it's just shit clean.
That might be an oxymoron.
How'd you get this?
Want a margarita?
I just don't understand,
there's gotta be something here.
(COUGHS)
Why don't you take that DVD, put it on the TVT,
and see if there's anything on it?
Maybe it's one of them sexy tapes.
(STATIC)
My family?
Yes, tell me about Mother.
She's dead, she died when I was eight.
How did Mama die?
Well, her screams woke me.
I walked down the hall, I pushed open that door,
and there I saw my dad on top of her, hands around her neck.
She was looking at me.
She reached her hand out.
I grabbed my daddy's hammer and I hit him.
I hit him hard.
He hit harder.
I woke up, seen some men putting my mom
on that bed with wheels.
She just stared at me, her eyes empty.
My sister was over in the corner, just crying.
What was your daddy like after that?
I just started spending a lot of time with Darcy.
I tried stopping him.
After a while, she just didn't scream as much.
Tell me about the first girl you raped.
BRUNO: My first?
Yes.
The first time that you forced a girl to have sex with you.
Do you remember?
Sure I do.
Tell me then.
I'd been walking out after Daddy beat me.
He sure didn't like me touching his beer.
(LAUGHS)
And I was about 15.
My sister standing on the back porch waiting for me.
She was just watching me.
Like I was something to see.
She was about 14.
I got Daddy's six pack of beer out,
popped the top on one.
I sure was thirsty.
She just sat there watching me drink that beer.
I don't know, like she wanted me to do something.
And so I did.
It was easy, holding her down too.
And the more she fought, the more excited I got.
And she squealed so loud.
I remember putting my hand on her throat to quiet her down.
She ended up passing out, I got scared,
thought I done killed her.
I kept drinking that beer, just staring at her.
And finally she woke up, scared.
Started in on her again.
I choked her till she passed out.
I was about to finish that last beer
when Daddy busted in.
He went to whooping me good, knocked me down,
that was a doozy alright.
He's over there checking on Darcy,
just cussing me, I'll tell you.
I grabbed me a knife off that table
and I stabbed that son of a bitch.
Stabbed Darcy a bunch too.
Till they lay there bloody
and couldn't tell whose blood was whose.
(LAUGHS)
I left that place, never came back.
Oh, that blood was messy but it sure was pretty.
(VOMITING)
You okay over there, Doc?
These lights sure are something, I'll tell you.
(LAUGHS)
What the fuck was that?
JESSA: I don't understand.
How is Dr. Campbell doing that?
Now you want a margarita?
Was that that guy that...
Did that to you, you know?
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
Why don't you have a margarita now?
No, there was someone else.
Someone in a mask.
What?
Shit.
You want a margarita or not?
I'm gonna have another one.
I need to talk to the chief.
SERGIO: That sounds like a good idea.
Let's visit the chief, huh?
Yeah, he's gotta know something.
(LAUGHS)
Great ideas.
Jump in the car and head over to Chief Delaney's house
and say "Hey, I think you had something to do
"with my father's death."
Is that it?
Exactly.
Shit.
The facility is gone.
Everything?
It seems that way.
(SMACKS)
Seems?
Motherfucker, I don't pay you for seems.
You better fucking know.
It's gone.
It's still burning.
It just exploded.
I don't know.
(SMACKS)
Donny.
If I hear a seems, I don't know,
or any fucking response that isn't beneficial to me,
Donny here is gonna paint this joint with your skull.
Did anyone escape?
Six Pack Sam.
(LAUGHS) How convenient.
Every subject is implanted with a tracking device
and a self destruct mechanism.
MAN: Why?
What?
Sorry, why a self destruct mechanism?
Donny, it's okay.
It's a legitimate question.
Because what's in his blood is worth a shitload of money.
If I can't have it, fuck everyone else.
Makes sense.
Find him, inject him with that serum.
It will deactivate the poison in the self destruct capsule
and sedate him so we can send a team to find him.
Why didn't you put a GPS tracking device inside of him?
Because if I can track him through GPS,
so can everyone else.
And when does the self destruct mechanism go off?
I don't know, I don't know.
That information was in the facility.
But what I do know is if he dies, you die.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
I want to thank everyone for coming out tonight
to the PUZI house party.
Let's get this party bumping, shall we?
Dude, you look super sexy right now, man.
And I'm not saying I'm into dudes or anything.
My awesome personality and your sex appeal,
we could do some serious damage in this place,
you know what I'm saying?
Where's Dr. Campbell at?
(MUMBLES), get Puzi.
This is Jean's party, yo.
Then take me to Jean Puzi.
(KISSING)
Oh, sorry!
Dude, get your own fucking room.
(GASPS)
Wow, I just got like super wet.
(KISSING)
Shut up.
You're so quiet.
(LAUGHS)
(MOANING)
Let's see if the monster wants to come out and play.
What's wrong?
You gay or something?
You need your mommy to get you hard?
Baby, you can't get it up anymore?
(MUMBLES)
(LAUGHS)
(GASPING)
I mean, seriously, if you can't get hard for me,
then you must be a faggot.
(GRUNTS)
Get off!
(GROANS)
Who's limp now, bitch?
Dude, you're being a little rough with her, man.
(GRUNTS)
(GASPS)
(CRACKS)
(LAUGHS) Getting sloppy.
Hiya, Sergio.
Now what the hell made you think
you could sneak up on me?
I know how much you like your 'ritas.
How the hell'd you find me here?
I'm a detective, that's what I do.
Looks like I caught you slipping, detective.
Maxine told me you were looking for the files on Bobby.
(LAUGHS) Bitch has got a big fucking mouth.
I know it looks bad, but seriously,
that girl is stirring up a lot of trouble.
Trouble for who?
You're making a lot of people nervous,
digging around Bobby's suicide.
Yeah?
Who am I making nervous?
Delaney nervous?
You nervous there?
You ain't IA.
Why don't you stick
to your little undercover pharmaceutical operations
and let the cops do all the heavy lifting?
Internal Affairs didn't do shit for Bobby's suicide!
The shooting was clean.
Bobby was that way because he couldn't stand
to see his little girl like that.
Leave it be.
What the fuck do you know, huh?
Is Delaney paying you?
Is that why you're so fucking hush hush?
Huh, Raymond?
Do I have to spell everything out for you?
I'm trying to do you a favor.
Take the kid fishing.
I think I'm gonna stick around here a while, Raymond.
I like the fish inland.
Bigger, fatter.
Okay.
Does Jessa know that you're still answering to Delaney?
Jessa.
You're a fucking cop?
You've just been lying to me?
Get the fuck out of here, Jessa!
Jessa, I fucked up, I fucking lied.
Jessa, you gotta understand, just don't go!
Don't fucking, don't go!
Don't go, Jessa!
Fuck!
(GROANS)
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
Hey.
Oh, you scared me.
Did you get him?
I didn't make it on time.
The place blew up.
I'm sorry.
You're sorry?
I tried.
You tried?
Look, you know I have your back, I love you so much,
but this is getting so crazy and out of hand.
We've gotta get out of here, I can't do this anymore.
The sky lit up and the ground shook
in what some have called a nuclear detonation.
But in reality, it was a gas line explosion
at KORP Facility just outside of Austin city limits.
First responders are on the scene
and officials have reported...
Fuck!
Numerous bodies scattered all around the compound.
It is not yet known if there are any survivors.
The mental health facility was purchased by KORP Facility,
which plans to transform into housing
for disabled veterans and children with special needs.
It is not known if the facility was fully staffed...
Shit!
REPORTER: At the time of the explosion.
Where you going?
Nowhere.
Ow.
Ow!
You're hurting me.
What's wrong with you?
The facility is gone.
I saw, on the news.
I tried calling you.
I was leaving to go look for you.
Oh, so you were going somewhere.
You're scaring me.
I barely made it out alive.
I thought you were dead.
I will be if I don't find Six Pack.
He's alive?
Andre gave me this.
What is that?
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
(SCREAMS)
Get away from me!
Get away!
Get off!
Bitch!
Get away from me!
(SCREAMS)
No!
No.
I'm so sorry.
(CRYING)
(SLOW MUSIC)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(TOILET FLUSHING)
What?
Where's Dr. Campbell?
Fuck!
Where's Dr. Campbell?
I just did a rent check every month, man.
I...
I'll give you the address, okay?
The FBI is gonna be climbing up my ass in the morning.
Don't tell me to calm down, goddamn it!
You said everything would be fine!
Well, it's not fine, it's fucked!
Hello, hello?
Oh, you fucking asshole!
Whoa!
Oh, Jessa.
Phew, you scared the shit out of me.
Whoa, what are you doing?
Get on your knees.
Look, let's just talk.
Get on your knees.
(GUNSHOT)
Jesus, woman, are you fucking insane?
Get down on your fucking knees!
You're not gonna shoot me.
(GUNSHOT)
(GROANS) Oh, you fucking bitch!
You killed my father.
He killed himself.
Bullshit.
What really happened?
I don't know!
He was going after the Six Pack Sam psycho
and he just started getting all crazy.
And then he shot himself.
You can't do it!
It's because you're barking up the wrong tree, missy!
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
This whole thing is fucked.
We gotta get out of here.
What about KORP?
You said they were gonna kill you?
They can't kill me if they can't find me.
I'm not riding around looking for this fucking psycho killer
with a goddamned black box from 1950.
Fuck that shit.
What about the self destruct mechanism?
What about it?
When did...
How...
Why wasn't I informed?
They wanted insurance.
Fuck that psycho killer and fuck KORP.
Get some things together.
We'll head up north.
I'm not going anywhere.
What?
I've spent eight years.
What I've done is groundbreaking.
I'm gonna find him.
You're crazy.
(BEEPING)
How does it work?
I assume it beeps when he's close.
(BEEPING)
Did he find me?
(RAPID BEEPING)
Beep.
That sure is a nice box you got there.
(GUNSHOT)
(GRUNTS)
(CHOKING)
Shoot him.
(CHOKING)
Uh huh, so you gonna shoot me?
No.
I'm gonna save you.
Oh, you gonna save me?
No, bitch, you're gonna make me the way I was.
(CHOKING)
(SLOW MUSIC)
(GUNSHOT)
Surrounded by death.
(KNOCKS)
Can I help you?
Sir, I apologize, I know it's early.
Yeah, well, just get on with it.
You know, if you're gonna sell me something,
you want a donation from me,
just give me your pitch, son.
No, no, sir, it's nothing like that.
I used to live in this house a long time ago
and I was wondering if...
You used to live here?
You...
You were the owner?
They told me the man who owned this place was dead.
I assure you, I'm alive and well.
Huh.
Well, so what?
Well, sir, look.
Sir, sir, sorry, please, look.
I was wondering if I might look around.
You know, they told me
that a crazy psychotic serial killer used to live here?
I bought this place at a bank auction.
Probably just some tall tale,
trying to scare me off.
You can never be too sure, sir.
Yeah, come on in.
Fuck!
(GUN CLICKS)
The fuck are you doing here?
Just can't believe I got this place for the price I did.
I mean, look at this place!
It's just beautiful, absolutely bea...
(GASPS)
(SPUTTERS)
Oh.
Oh, fuck is that, turpentine?
What do you want?
Where's Jessa?
I don't know!
Bullshit!
What the fuck are you doing here?
You'll fry for this!
Now this is that shit you've been using
to fuck with my head, isn't it?
No, this is the antidote.
I want you to make me the way I was,
when I could enjoy a woman.
Bruno.
What's that?
Bruno, you have to listen to me.
You need to inject yourself with that...
(SLAPS)
Don't you boss me around.
(CRYING)
You're a sick fuck, you're lying!
No, I don't know!
You're fucking lying!
I don't know, I swear it!
Why can't I get my dick hard?
Please, please, you have to listen to me.
There's a capsule in your neck.
It's gonna release a deadly poison.
BRUNO: Don't you feed me no side talk.
It's gonna kill you!
You gonna fix me, fix me now.
(GROANS)
Oh my.
Are you okay?
Can I get you anything?
Yes.
Water, please.
It was a really good show.
This guy had a fucking ball-peen hammer.
You know what they said?
You know what they said, you know what they said?
They said that a fucking ball-peen hammer,
perfect device to smash some fucking toes.
What did you do?
You're puffing like a motherfucking creep.
I think you do know shit, Chief.
Fuck you!
Before I get started here, I want to tell you,
remember back in 1992?
Policemen's ball?
I did fuck your wife in that coatroom.
You fucking asshole!
Now, stop moving your toes.
I'll tell you what I told the girl!
Well, you better, you fucking better not!
(SCREAMS)
Shut your motherfuckin' mouth.
We got a long day ahead of us, Chief.
That was a fucking warning shot.
Alright, water.
What's wrong with him?
He missed too many doses.
Without his medication, his psyche's unstable.
He keeps going back and forth between what he was
and what I'm trying to make him.
I'm so close to saving him.
You said something about a self destruct capsule.
Yeah, in his neck.
That's why I need the serum.
You gotta help me grab that.
We've gotta inject him in the neck with it.
He's a psychotic murderer,
I'm not gonna help you save him.
What?
And you shot me in the arm.
DR. CAMPBELL: You were gonna shoot Bruno.
Bitch, I was trying to save your fucking life.
Alright, got you water.
(SCREAMS)
Bruno, you have to listen to me.
I just need you to grab the syringe, okay?
And just stab yourself, just inject it in your neck, okay?
Just grab the syringe.
No, she's tricking you.
No, I'm not.
She's trying to poison you.
I'm not, Bruno, I'm trying...
JESSA: She's trying to poison you.
Shut the fuck up!
Shut up!
Shut the fuck up!
(SCREAMING)
Man.
You know something, Chief?
I'm starting to think that you might be telling the truth.
Huh?
(CRYING)
(PHONE RINGING)
What was that?
Raymond.
Yeah?
(SCREAMS)
My body, mind, soul, instinct, desire,
anger, fear, hate.
My actions, violence, crimes.
My punishment, my moment of revelation.
I am no use to myself, I'm a project.
BRUNO AND DR. CAMPBELL: I am a burden, a menace.
I am told what I am by those who created me.
I do as I've been designed.
Others do as they have been designed to do.
Identity is given.
It is pressed into our flesh, our mind, our soul.
Identity is not pure.
It is not free for us to choose.
Identity is a filthy silt.
I am the filter.
Yes.
You remembered.
I remember you fucking with my head!
Injecting me with poison.
Now you're gonna fix me.
Bruno, I...
That place over there, that Bruno's place?
Where you sent all those men in black?
That was you, wasn't it?
Where is it?
Where the fuck is it?
Fuck you.
(SMACKS)
Tell me where it is!
Fuck you!
(SMACKS)
(SCREAMS)
(SMASHES)
No, no, please, no!
BRUNO: You will fix it now.
I didn't do anything.
BRUNO: Why can't I get my dick hard?
(LAUGHS)
Oh, you like that, don't you?
(SMACKS)
Bruno.
(LAUGHS)
(SLOW MUSIC)
(LAUGHS)
Father's dead, committed suicide, shot himself.
Your dad was sick.
I wasn't surprised when he killed himself.
JESSA: Did he seem okay to you?
He was optimistic.
Bobby told me he had something important
he wanted to tell me.
And that it's related to the dropped investigation
involving Six Pack Sam.
JESSA: I don't think it was a coincidence
that Six Pack Sam came after me.
Like I think that he was just trying...
Trying to make your father snap?
I mean, raping and murdering his little girl
is a good way to do that.
Your father was mentally unstable, Jessa.
JESSA: Prove it.
I did, it's in the report.
Now I have to go.
I want to see it.
Don't you ever fucking touch me again.
Jessa, leave it be.
Bad things happen to good people all the time.
You're just like your fucking dad!
You got this, girl.
(CRYING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(GASPS)
No, no!
(SCREAMS)
Get over there.
MAN: Damn, take it easy.
SERGIO: Hey, baby, you alright?
Really?
Is this really necessary?
Where is he?
Just get out of here.
Just get out of here, you stay away from that guy, okay?
(SCREAMS)
Oh shit!
Oh, shit.
(SMASHES)
Ray!
RAYMOND: Get out of here, go on.
(GRUNTS)
Fuck.
Oh shit.
Bruno.
Bruno, listen to me, please.
I'm just trying to save you.
I swear to you, I'm just trying to save you.
Bruno, please, you've got...
(SCREAMS)
(BUZZING)
(SCREAMS)
Fuck!
Bruno, listen, look at me!
Look at me, look!
I'm your sister, I'm your sister, I'm your sister.
Stabbed Darcy a bunch too.
They laid there bloody
and couldn't tell whose blood was whose.
(LAUGHS)
RAYMOND: Get the fuck off her!
(BUZZES)
(SCREAMS)
MAN: Every subject is implanted with a tracking device
and a self destruct mechanism.
(SCREAMS)
You killed my father!
Why won't you fucking die?
(GRUNTS)
Say hi to your dad for me.
(CHOKING)
(BUZZES)
(GUNSHOTS)
Darcy?
(GROANS)
Why are you helping me?
We're family.
(COUGHS)
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
JESSA: My dad used to tell me "At his best,
"man is the noblest of all animals.
"Separated from law and justice, he is the worst."
Now I know Aristotle said that before my dad did,
but it doesn't make it any less true.
I will bring my father's killer to justice
if it's the last thing I do.
(GUNSHOT)
I'm just happy I have someone I can trust by my side.
(BEEPING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
I'm gonna find Six Pack Sam
and I'm gonna kill the motherfucker,
if it's the last thing I do.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)