(Arrows Whooshing)
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
Megan, can you get your butt out here
and help me please?
Fine.
- What's wrong, babe?
- Nothing.
Don't gimme that.
What's wrong?
- I'm fine, Mom.
- Okay.
Usually when you have this
little look on your face,
which is the, the dried tears look,
Mr. Derrick has been involved.
So what happened?
I don't wanna get into
anything Derrick related, please.
Okay, I'm not gonna let you shut me out.
I need you to tell me what happened.
Just as I was walking
into school, he was there.
- I knew it.
- And the whole day
I've just been freaked out.
And I told Mr. Pine,
and he called security.
We both know Mr. Pine is useless.
Did you call the cops
like I asked you to do a thousand times?
Jake did.
Jake your boyfriend?
Yes, who else?
Okay.
And then what happened?
Did you file a report?
Did you tell them this is
the millionth time
that he's violated his restraining order?
I did,
and then they left,
because that's what they always do.
The cops don't care anymore.
Okay, okay.
Well, at least you filed a report.
At least we documented everything.
Okay, well, what happened?
You know Derek only talks in circles.
- Did he threaten you?
- He lost his mind,
it doesn't matter what he said.
Okay.
Well then what happened?
You know, just walked
off like it was nothing.
Oh my God, what is wrong with this boy?
Jesus.
(gentle music)
Ugh, gotta clean up your shoes, babe.
Okay.
Alright.
Okay.
My back is k*lling me,
I just wanna lay down and have
this day over with already.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
A little help please?
I'm tired.
When are you not tired?
(dramatic music)
How many times has he
texted you this week?
Mom, I told you I
blocked his number already.
Okay, like that's gonna prevent him
from picking up any random person's phone
and calling you.
I don't know how many numbers
he can find to call me from.
It's not that hard, babe.
It's not like he's a genius.
You have to be the one that's smart.
You need to stop answering phones
that you don't recognize.
Well one time he called
me it came up as you.
[Mom] Are you serious?
Yeah, it's called spoofing,
it's a real thing.
I don't know how he does it.
Oh my God, babe, that's scary.
(dramatic music)
Can I go now?
I have to meet up with Kathy to study.
[Karen] Tonight?
Mom, don't be paranoid.
(laugh) Oh, I'm the one that's paranoid?
Uh, you have a stalker ex,
AKA psycho ex,
and he could be watching your every move,
but yeah, I'm the one that's paranoid.
Mom, I'm not a little kid anymore,
I can't let him stop
me from living my life.
Okay, what time are you gonna be home?
Mom, I'm going to study,
not to a party.
Okay, all right, all right.
Just don't be oblivious to
your surroundings, okay?
[Megan] Okay, Mom.
And, young lady, I am your mother,
I'm always gonna be worried about you.
Okay, Mom.
(dramatic music)
Take a pepper spray.
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
(footsteps thud)
You look exhausted.
I just need to make some money.
Well should you be driving
people around like that, babe?
How come you don't get a real job?
Turns out nobody cares
about a degree in miscommunications.
I just think you could do so much better
than driving people around.
Hey, I also deliver food.
Ooh, fancy food delivery driver.
Trust me, I'd rather not.
I sure don't need another drunk rich kid
puking in my backseat, it sucks.
I just want you and Meg
to do better, you know?
Work in progress, Mom.
Hey, how is Meg, by the way?
Still everything so tragic?
What do you think?
Did Derrick and Jake really
get into a fight today?
A fight, fight, like a fist fight?
Yeah, but, you know, I'm kind of
proud of Jake for standing
up for himself for once,
he never does that.
How come nobody called me?
The principal didn't call you?
Oh God he did I never called him back.
Yeah, he said she like
ran off during lunch,
tears, her whole little thing.
I should have called him back.
Probably.
You know what, if
only you would get paid
for being a smart a*s.
Stay here, I'm gonna go get her.
(gentle music)
Meg.
What?
Is there anything you wanna talk about?
What?
Do not what me, young
lady, let's go, come on.
Have a seat.
And you better start talking.
Nothing happened.
[Karen] Tell me what
happened with the fight.
The fight was stupid, Mom.
Did Derrick as*ault Jake?
Did he?
And you don't tell me?
This is exactly what we need
to put him behind bars.
Jake came today,
and they both sort of got into it.
Who hit who first?
Derrick pushed him down,
and then they both started
punching each other.
Did Jake get hurt?
Yes, Mom, he got a black eye.
Oh my God, again, again.
[Megan] Can we just move on?
It's stupid.
It's not stupid.
It's not over.
Well what do you
expect me to do about it?
(dramatic music)
Okay, so guess what,
tomorrow we get to go
to the police station,
and tell them everything again.
And then we have to go to
your school, young lady,
and tell the principal and security
that if he shows up again
that they need to call the cops.
Oh my God, Mom, nobody cares but you.
Oh my God, I'm so sick of this kid.
(dramatic music)
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, babe.
You know I love you, okay?
I would do anything for you,
but this is bad.
This is effecting,
it's effecting our life too.
Your grades are slipping,
you're skipping class.
She's right, Meg.
This isn't healthy, you know that.
But you really shouldn't
have cheated on him,
you know, like...
Jill, I didn't cheat on him.
You need to stop, okay?
And we all need to stop
making excuses for him,
he's crossed the line one too many times.
(gentle music)
And listen it's terrible
what's happening to him,
I get it, okay?
But you can't let him bring you down,
he's brought this on himself.
Yeah, he needs to be behind bars.
Okay, let's go make dinner, girls.
Come on, let's go, ladies.
(gentle music)
All right, thanks for the dinner, Mom,
I better hit the road, make some money.
Oh my God, that's the best idea
I've heard all week.
Oh, you need to get out more then.
(Karen laughs)
Hey, what time's Dad coming home?
Um, he's coming from San Francisco,
so I don't know, maybe a few hours.
I thought he was gonna be
in around two in the morning.
No, he left a few hours ago,
so it's gonna take a while.
Remember when we drove
back from San Fran?
That was nine hours.
Yeah, that was painful.
Don't forget the chargers.
And the little water bottles.
And the little vents.
I've got plenty.
And I just got a car wash, so there.
Take your plate, young lady.
- Ugh.
- Uh-huh, yes.
Okay.
And, you know what, be nice,
maybe you'll actually make some tips.
Hey, I got a $10 tip yesterday.
Okay, well try for a 20 my love.
- I love you, Mom.
- I love you, gorgeous.
- Bye Meg.
- Bye.
Um, Mom, I have to go get ready.
[Karen] No.
You're gonna leave too?
- Yes.
- Who's gonna help me?
You just don't want me to go.
Okay, yes, because
you're my little angel.
But you need to help me.
Come on, come on.
You guys gotta help your mama.
(dramatic music)
(dishes clank)
All right, see you guys in a bit.
Ugh, come on.
What happened?
It's the dishwasher again.
[Jill] I thought you were
getting that thing fixed.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
I thought I asked you to call
the appliance repair place.
I did look it up,
and I texted you, you didn't call.
You're right.
I will, I will do it this week.
But, I mean usually there's a light,
I don't even see a light this time.
Told you we should
have gotten a new one.
(dramatic music)
Ugh, come on.
[Karen] What now?
I'm trying to text Kathy,
but I have no service.
There's no Wi-Fi or 5G.
You know what, you're on
that thing too much anyways,
it's probably a good thing, okay?
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
What?
What's going on?
(dramatic music continues)
What's going on?
Why is everything falling
apart in this house?
Did you leave the hair
straightener on again?
No.
I don't think I did.
(dramatic music)
I'll check.
I'm just gonna check
the circuit breaker,
maybe it blew a fuse or something.
Yes, everybody go check.
(doorbell rings)
Are you expecting somebody?
No.
Are you ordering things
that we cannot afford again?
I, I don't think so.
(knocking on door)
Okay, well let's not all go at once.
(dramatic music continues)
(doorbell rings)
Hi.
Hi.
Signature required for this.
Yes, sir.
Thank you.
(dramatic music)
(Karen screams)
(dramatic music continues)
Oh my God.
What are you doing?
(Karen gasps)
Oh my God.
Stop.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
Hi Karen, it's me, the psycho ex.
Whoa, stop.
Megan, it is so good to see you.
You cannot be here.
You cannot be here.
I can be wherever I want.
Listen, it's over, okay?
It's been over.
Why can't you just see that?
I know the truth.
Yeah, I, I told you about this day.
I told you this day was coming.
This is my day.
Please leave, I will call the cops.
You gotta leave.
Go ahead, see if you can get to them.
It's crazy what you can
learn on the internet.
Okay, let's just be reasonable, okay?
It didn't work out with you and Megan,
that's okay.
You coming and terrorizing
us isn't gonna change that.
I already told you this,
I know the truth.
Your daughter loves me deep down inside,
and she knows it and you know it.
You have become delusional.
(dramatic music)
We were meant to be together,
and you're tearing us apart.
She knows it.
You need to leave.
Did you just hear what I just said?
I've come here for a reason, okay?
It's important.
You have no reason to be here.
You just k*lled someone.
(Karen coughs)
You know what love will make a man do?
Stop Derrick, stop.
(dramatic music)
You know, you're a really strong girl.
Get out of my house right now.
This house is just as
much mine as it is yours.
You know that.
Mom, just hit him.
Go ahead, hit me.
I wanna feel it.
Get out or I will hit you.
Get out.
(dramatic music)
You know what,
you know what the pain of depression
will do the mind of a man?
Do you wanna feel that pain for yourself?
Get out or I will whack you in the head.
You know, you're
really gonna regret this.
You're gonna regret not having me here.
(dramatic music)
You really shouldn't have done this to me.
You know that, Megan,
you never should have done this to me.
(dramatic music continues)
Go please.
I tell you what, I'll leave, okay,
I'll leave.
(dramatic music continues)
(knocking on door)
Hey, you know what,
I'm gonna see you soon.
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
It's gonna be okay.
It's gonna be okay.
(dramatic music)
Oh my God
Oh my God, the body's gone.
He must have moved it.
Oh my God, do you guys get a signal?
What did he do?
Mom, I have no Wi-Fi,
it's like the dark ages in here.
He must have k*lled
the power to the modem.
Great, and the service extender.
Okay, I'm gonna go outside
and call the cops, okay?
Outside?
What if he's out there?
He left, he's gone, it's okay.
How do you know?
He could be waiting out there
for us to make a call.
Okay and so what, you
wanna, you wanna just stay
inside here, you wanna
wait for him to come back?
This, this is all my fault you guys.
I'm so sorry.
[Jill] It is your fault.
Jill, shut up.
It's okay, babe, it's okay.
It's gonna be okay.
[Jill] Mom, why didn't you just hit him?
Oh, and m*rder him and go to jail?
Look, he invaded your home,
you have the legal right to hit him, Mom.
Oh, God, girl, I do not
want his blood on my hands.
I don't want anyone's
blood on my hands, okay?
It's gonna be okay.
I'm going out there.
Mom.
He k*lled someone.
We technically don't
know if he's dead, okay?
I'm going.
(dramatic music)
I don't see him, I'm going for it.
This is a bad idea.
(dramatic music)
I got it, I got it.
[911 Operator] 911,
what's your emergency?
Hi, hi, hi, can you send help please?
We had an intruder break in,
he threatened us, he choked me.
I don't think he's gone,
can you please send help?
Please?
[911 Operator] What's
your address, ma'am?
Yes, it's 11899 Rockland Street.
[911 Operator] You said Rockalnd?
Yes, please, please hurry.
[911 Operator] Someone
should be there right away.
Okay, thank you.
They're on their way.
I'm calling your dad, okay?
Keep an eye out.
(dramatic music)
Oh God.
(dramatic music)
(horn honks)
Hey babe, before you even start,
even ask, traffic out here is a nightmare,
I'm at a standstill right now.
Oh my God, you wanna
talk about a nightmare,
I'm the one that's living
a nightmare right now.
Wait, wait, wait, what's wrong babe?
[Karen] Derrick is terrorizing us.
Der, what is he doing now?
[Karen] Babe, he broke into our home,
he threatened us, he choked me.
Whoa, stop, stop, he
put his hands on you?
- [Karen] Yes.
- You okay?
[Karen] No, I'm not okay.
He came to our house?
Yes, yes,
and the cops are on their way.
I'm telling you, I'm
trying to keep it together,
but I don't feel safe, babe, okay?
When are you coming?
I don't know, I'm trying to get there
as fast as humanly possible,
but this traffic.
It's a holiday weekend,
I don't know, babe,
about five, six hours.
[Karen] Six hours?
There's an accident...
Yeah, baby, I think there's
an accident up here.
This is the worst time for this.
[George] I know, I know,
but I didn't plan on this happening.
Oh my God, why did you stay longer?
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I know.
It's okay, I understand.
Look, I'm sorry, all right?
Just lock the doors and the windows,
and just stay there til
the police come, okay?
And I'll be there as soon as I can.
Okay, okay, okay.
Damn, Derrick.
I tell you I really, I
really hate this kid, man.
I wanna k*ll him.
Like I said, as soon as traffic breaks,
I'll get there as soon as possible,
but if he shows up and does anything
you let me know, okay?
[Karen] Okay, okay.
All right?
All right, I love you.
Okay, I love you too.
(dramatic music)
Okay, can we go inside please?
Let's go.
He's coming.
Come on.
(dramatic music continues)
Come on.
(dramatic music continues)
(horn honks)
(horn honks)
(dramatic music)
Mom?
[Karen] What?
(dramatic music continues)
The fuse box.
It's destroyed.
[Karen] Oh my God, what did he do?
He ripped out half the damn power,
he cut some wire.
We need to call an electrician.
He just ripped the whole fuse box out?
Gosh, and the police.
And how are we gonna prove
that he's the one that did it?
I mean it wasn't like that before.
I just, what I don't understand is
how we're not getting any signal.
There's always one bar out here.
Where's the body?
Nobody knows.
I'm sure Derrick does.
(dramatic music)
(dog barks)
You guys, your father
is not gonna be happy
about this one.
When is he ever really happy?
Good point, but that's just recently.
I'm not exactly happy right now.
Okay, so wold you like
to have a competition
about who is the least happiest right now?
That's gonna get us somewhere?
Thank you.
Well I would win that one.
Excuse me?
We're all suffering because of your ex,
so basically this whole
thing is your fault.
Okay, I'm sorry then.
(dramatic music)
(leaver cranks)
(dramatic music)
Sorry doesn't help.
(dramatic music continues)
(metal clanks)
(dog barks)
What was that?
Can we just go inside please?
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
(dramatic music)
(dog barks)
(dramatic music continues)
(dogs bark)
(dramatic music)
Come on girls, come on, come on, come on.
Okay, go, make sure every window
and door is locked, okay?
Now.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
This house is so old, nothing works.
[Karen] Oh yeah, I
mean, it needs fixing,
but if we had money we would actually
buy a security system.
Ugh, that's the least
of my worries right now.
Oh, you mean Megan's
psycho ex crawling around
k*lling people?
We don't know if he k*lled anyone.
Mom, he literally
snapped that guy's neck.
[Karen] Okay, honey, okay, okay.
(dramatic music)
(sirens wail)
- You hear it?
Yeah.
They're here, they're
here, they're here.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
(siren blares)
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
(knocking on door)
Police, open up.
(gentle music)
Oh my God, officer,
I'm so happy to see you.
Are you Karen Jordan?
I am, I'm the one that called.
We have the scariest situation
that's happening right now.
Okay, what seems to be the problem?
Derrick Delga, he came in here,
he broke into our home,
he k*lled the mailman.
[Officer] k*lled?
It just sounds so crazy.
What do you mean?
No, this can't be happening.
Have you been drinking, Miss Jordan?
[Karen] No.
(dramatic music)
Okay, just, I need you to calm down,
and take a deep breath, all right?
I'm here to help you.
Now tell me what else did this Derrick do?
Let me show you, let me show-
Okay.
Let me show you.
All right.
I'll follow your lead.
(dramatic music)
[Karen] Look.
You're saying he did this?
[Karen] Nobody else
would have done this.
(dramatic music)
Do you have any other security cameras?
[Karen] No, unfortunately.
You should get some.
Yes, thank you.
I know.
(dramatic music)
Is this up here a loft?
Yeah.
[Officer] Anybody staying up there?
No, no, no.
Nobody's here.
[Officer] Other than this entrance,
are there any other areas in the back
that we should be aware of or any-
[Karen] There's just
one, there's just one.
That's it.
Okay.
(dramatic music)
Okay, look, I hear everything
that you're saying,
and there's not much
more I can do right now.
The best thing that we could do,
well the good news is
that I put an APB out
so if he does happen to show up
we pick him up, he's
gonna go straight to jail.
Oh, thank God.
We've been waiting to hear that.
You can't find him?
Like actually go out and look for him?
Well, according to the latest documents
he's not at his current address,
we did check.
What about his father's place?
Do you know the address?
I think it's east, near downtown.
I went there once,
it was dark though.
Not helpful at all.
Okay, look my husband's
gonna be home in a few hours,
can you just stay with us
until he gets here?
Well what we could do
is we could have a car
make some rounds about every hour or so,
check in on you, make
sure everything's okay
until your husband gets back home.
[Karen] I mean that's
better than nothing.
(police radio chatter)
Yeah, no, uh, no back up needed.
We're clear.
(police radio chatter)
Copy that.
(police radio chatter)
Yeah, yeah, I'll be right there.
(police radio chatter)
Copy you.
(gentle music)
Sorry about that.
Look, I know that you have a
long history with this guy,
I'm really sorry with
what you're going through
with this Mr. Derrick Delga.
Do you know the pain that he's caused?
Four years of this t*rture.
Hell, you have no clue.
I get it.
I'm aware that there's been 14 instances.
[Karen] Mm-hmm.
That's, that's a lot.
Yeah, yeah, enough that
he should be in jail,
and not out loose just
terrorizing my family.
I don't understand why you
can't just go looking for him,
just for a bit.
LA County is huge, all right,
we have over 10 million people
that we have to protect and serve 24/7.
Gee, thanks for the lesson, buddy.
Here's a little lesson for you.
Two guys got run over by a drunk driver
two miles west of here.
A mile east there was a vape shop
that just got hit up,
and a couple of blocks
just around the corner,
in your neighborhood,
a 16-year-old kid shot
himself in the head.
That's all just today.
Jesus.
It's LA, there's a
lot that goes on here.
That's just great, perfect.
Again, that's all I
can offer, Mrs. Jordan.
I would suggest maybe getting a firearm.
Or home protection in
case this Derrick guy
happens to show up again.
Isn't that what the police are for?
Yes, and you can call us at any time,
but, again, the best thing
I can offer right now
is having our car make
rounds about every hour or so
that's gonna check in on you,
make sure everything's okay,
and if this Derrick guy shows up,
I think he's gonna get the hint.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, and
what about a phone line?
What about the internet?
Don't we need those to
actually call you guys?
The phones haven't been working?
[Karen] Are you not listening?
[Jill] Are you serious?
Is there an extender or
something that you're using?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we have an extender,
the only one we have is outside,
and the only place in the house
that actually has Wi-fi.
Can't you just put in some other rooms
if it doesn't work in one or...?
I'm sorry.
Again, I am not a
specialist in this matter,
you would probably need
to reach out to one
that'll be able to better
help you with this,
they're gonna be a lot more
well versed in this matter.
[Jill] Specialist?
[Officer] Yes.
And how long would that take, if ever?
If the situation continues
through tomorrow morning,
you can give us a call back.
Again, there's not much more I can do
right now in this situation.
Reach out to your provider,
and they'll be able to answer
any additional questions.
Maybe it's a power outage.
With all due respect,
you're not being very helpful, Officer.
I wish I could be more helpful.
You could.
You could go out and find him.
I understand the frustration
that you're going through.
Again, I do wish I could
be of more assistance.
Have a good night.
(gentle music)
The cops are absolutely useless.
I know.
LA is big.
Really?
Thanks for the geography lesson.
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
It's not your fault, baby.
(dramatic music)
(twigs snap)
Did you hear that?
I don't see anything.
Mom, what if he came back?
Just this house is so old,
it's probably just a creak or something.
And they said they're gonna send a car.
Haven't seen that yet.
I'm sure they will you guys.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
I don't think a cop car
driving by is gonna stop him,
nothing is gonna stop him, Mom.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
Let's go.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music intensifies)
(dramatic music continues)
(knocking on window)
I'm back.
Oh my God.
I thought they were gonna send the cops.
Like I said, it's useless, Mom.
[Karen] He's just standing there.
Megan, do you think a cop car driving by
is gonna scare me away?
Me?
I'm here for you
I'm here because you made me like this.
He's lost his mind.
This is not my fault.
He's your psycho ex,
how is it not your fault?
You two stop bickering.
(dramatic music)
You think you can stop me?
I have nothing left, okay, you ruined me.
No.
Megan, why do you sit
there so innocently?
You know what you've done.
Huh?
You know I still love you, okay?
I should be in there.
I should be welcome.
(dramatic music)
The back door, the back door.
Go, go, go.
(dramatic music)
Come on, let's just get out of here.
(knocking on window)
Oh my God.
I am everywhere.
[Megan] Barricade the door.
That only works on TV, Megan.
[Megan] Do you have a better idea?
Dumb a*s, he can
break through the glass.
It's better than sitting on our asses.
Oh my God, oh my God.
Get out of the house.
Go, go, go, go.
Go, go.
(dramatic music)
That wasn't cool, Megan.
You remember what you wrote to me, Meggy?
On my birthday.
That was a long time ago.
My Derrick, my heart, my love, my life.
If you left it would slice like a knife.
Derrick and Meggy forever,
till we die together.
(dramatic music)
Well I'm dying, baby.
Without you I'm dying.
(dramatic music)
Look, I know you still love me.
You even said...
I'll always love you forever.
Your Meggy.
(dramatic music)
I guess it was all just a lie.
(dramatic music continues)
Just let me in, okay?
Get out.
Get out.
Get out of here.
Get away.
(Karen and Jill yelling)
Get out of here, go, go.
I'm gonna come in if I want to.
[Karen] Get out of here.
- Leave.
- Leave
(dramatic music)
Are you okay?
He's gone, it's okay, it's okay.
Megan.
[Karen] Everything's gonna be fine.
He's gone, okay?
We gotta just leave.
(dramatic music)
Did you hear that?
He's inside.
Go hide.
Go, go, go, go, go.
(dramatic music)
(door creaks)
(gentle music)
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music continues)
Come on, come on, come on.
Be careful.
Down here, down here.
Come on, come on, down here.
Get down, get down.
It's okay, it's okay.
Shh.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
Shh.
Slowly, slowly.
Shh.
(door creaks)
(dramatic music)
Go, lock the doors.
Lock the window.
He can't climb all
the way up here, can he?
You don't think so?
Oh my God.
Back up, back up, back up.
(dramatic music)
Babe, are you okay?
Are you okay?
Okay, come on, come on.
Oh sh*t.
Oh my gosh.
I can't believe this is happening.
Mom, you should have
taken the g*n from grandpa
Okay, well I didn't, okay?
I'm just saying it would
have been so much easier
if we had one, we could have shot him.
The cop said it's legal,
it's self defense.
I don't-
Jill, stop you don't understand-
Stop it, okay?
We don't have a g*n.
We need to put our heads together,
and get out of here,
and stop bickering like kids.
All right, whatever.
[Megan] When is Dad coming home?
Not for a few hours, okay?
Great, so we just have
to hold him off until then?
Jesus Christ, Dad, just come home.
Oh my God.
- Meg?
- What?
Can you be honest with me,
did you cheat on him?
Is that why he's doing this?
No, it's not true.
You guys, you guys he didn't leave.
I'm telling you he's still here.
What if it's not just him?
Mom, it's just him,
he doesn't have any friends.
[Jill] No, she's right,
there could be more.
(pounding on door)
Go, go, go.
Girls, go, go, go.
(gentle music)
This is insane.
I cannot believe this is happening.
Believe it.
You need to get out of
here, the cops are coming.
Just let me in, please.
I'm your boyfriend,
okay, for Christ's sake.
She doesn't want you.
You know what, I'm gonna find my way in,
and it's gonna be way, way different.
You're gonna regret everything you did.
Oh my God.
(dramatic music)
Come on, let's make a run for the car.
What if he gets us outside?
Who knows what he'll do if he catches us.
The car's right there.
He could have a g*n, he could sh**t us.
Are you serious?
He has a g*n?
If he had a g*n,
he probably would have showed us by now.
Neither of us know that.
We don't know anything.
All we know is that we're trapped,
and we need to get the hell out of here.
When we were in school
he showed me a g*n once.
Oh my God, now you're telling us this.
Perfect.
What a class act.
That's probably why you
gave him a chance, huh, Meg?
Oh my God, stop.
That's a lot coming from a person
who thought he was hot.
In high school.
You think I would ever approve
of that grungy little psychopath?
Are you nuts?
What is his plan?
What is he trying to accomplish?
(gentle music)
(dramatic music)
To get your daughter's
undying love or something,
I don't know.
Well it's not going to happen.
We can distract him outback,
and then make a run for the car out front.
That's...
I don't know.
[Meg] Do you have a better idea?
It's not that bad of an idea.
Okay, okay.
I'm gonna go outside,
I'm gonna throw something.
If I don't see or hear him,
we're all making a run for it.
Let's go, let's go.
This won't work.
[Karen] Let's go.
(dramatic music)
Okay, I don't see anything.
Jesus, I'm gonna have a heart attack.
(walnut clinks)
I don't hear anything.
Let's go, let's go.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
Mom, he's still here.
What did I tell you?
[Meg] He's gonna k*ll us.
He's gonna have to k*ll me first.
Come on, come on, help me.
Come on.
(Derrick screams)
(knocking on window)
Oh my God, oh my God, (indistinct).
I'm not that scary.
Get to the back door, both of you.
What are you guys doing?
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
Walnuts, really?
You guys need better locks.
You, you gonna hit me with that?
You really think you can come in here,
mess with my family, huh?
Yeah.
Oh my God, no.
No, Derrick, no.
No.
Oh my God.
Let her go.
Let her go, Derrick.
Cut me.
Cut me open.
You are weak.
You are pathetic,
and you always have been.
(Karen screams)
- It's not over.
- My neck.
(dramatic music)
Mom.
Mommy.
You know, Megan, why
don't you just come out,
we can talk, okay?
No funny business.
I swear, I promise.
(sirens wail)
Do you hear that?
Mom, they saw him.
(sirens wail)
(dramatic music)
(siren wails)
(dramatic music)
Police.
Officer, it's me.
I heard a few noise
complaints, what's going on?
Yes, yes, it was me.
I told you he was gonna come back,
I was the one who was screaming at him.
Okay, where is he now?
[Karen] I don't know, he ran off.
[Officer] Off where?
You didn't see him?
He was just here.
No, I didn't see anybody.
Oh Jesus Christ.
[Officer] This is why you
should have security cameras.
Yes, I know we should
have a security system.
But with all this happening
we just haven't had time.
Maybe if you had those security cameras
we wouldn't be going through this problem.
I mean at least we would
have some photo evidence
or proof that he was here,
then we could do something about it.
Okay, so that's it, right?
Ma'am, I was just here already.
I can't be here all day.
This is the second time
that I've been here.
Maybe there's someplace that you can stay,
a friend, a neighbor.
This is my house.
That's your advice, to leave?
You can't protect us?
[Meg] Maybe we could
go to Aunt Maggie's.
No, I don't wanna go there, no.
Let's go.
I don't wanna deal with her
husband and her kids.
Mom, she'll get over it, it's fine.
Officer, officer, give us
a few minutes, all right,
we're just gonna Pack a bag,
and we'll be right out.
Stay here.
Okay, Mom, get over it,
we're leaving the house.
Just be quick, all right?
The sun's going down.
Yeah, I'm sorry I missed your call.
I don't think this is a good idea.
Mom, you know this is the right move.
Okay, listen, I know
this sounds crazy, okay,
and I know today has been awful,
but I'm not comfortable
just leaving our house
because a psycho ex is just harassing us.
Is it worth dying over?
My love, your dad is
gonna be home shortly,
once he's here everything will be over.
No, Mom, wake up, pack
a bag, we're leaving.
We'll let Dad know where we're at
once we can actually make
a g*dd*mn phone call.
Come on.
Honey, I'm sorry, okay,
I was supposed to call you sooner,
this family, this domestic disturbance
is just driving me up the wall.
I don't know what it is with them.
(dramatic music)
And their daughters,
what is it with these kids not learning
how to respect their elders?
And the one daughter, I mean somebody
needs to seriously knock some...
(officer yells)
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
Let's go.
Come on, Mom, you know this
is the smart thing to do.
Listen, I think, I honestly think
that we're just making a big mistake.
I think you're letting him win
if we just leave.
Who cares if he wins, wins what?
It's not the time to think,
it's the time to do.
Come on, we're going.
(dramatic music)
Officer, we're ready.
(dramatic music)
Ready to go where?
Oh no.
You guys look so surprised.
Did you just k*ll him?
Yeah, what does it look like?
Bad Derrick.
This is why they institute people,
you're a bad human being.
No, no, no, I'm not a bad guy, okay?
I can't let him k*ll me.
Ask your daughter, I'm a good guy, right?
I mean after all I'm
not the one who cheated.
Hey look, check this out.
(woman scream)
What's the matter, you guys
have never seen a g*n before?
Freeze.
Hands up.
(dramatic music)
It actually works.
Who'd a thunk it.
All right, back in the house.
(dramatic music)
Oh my God.
I can't breathe.
He comes in, we fight.
There's three of us,
and only one of him.
Oh my God, but he has a g*n now.
Why didn't you k*ll him
when you had the chance?
- I couldn't.
- I tried.
You might have caused us our lives.
I can't believe it.
I can't k*ll someone.
Well that's obviously not his mentality.
[Meg] I'm sorry.
You should be.
Wait, you guys, he just
ripped out the fuse box, okay?
I think I can replace it.
I can replace the fuse box.
You're not an electrician, Mom.
I remember how to do it,
and I know where the fuse box is.
We're going.
Let's go.
Come on.
(officer groans)
(dramatic music)
[Officer] Help.
(dramatic music continues)
You really should die the first time.
(dramatic music continues)
I think I can use this you guys,
I think I can pop this in,
and I think we can get the power back on.
How old is that?
Are you sure it's the right one?
I think so.
I thought he jammed the signal.
Cell signal, not wi-fi.
Wi-fi only needs power.
He can't break the internet.
But, Mom, the breaker box is outisde,
he's outside.
So what, it's outside,
we go outside, we get in the car,
and we get the hell out of here.
[Karen] Okay, stop.
I'm not going outside.
Listen, the breaker box is literally
just right outside the back door.
I'm gonna go outisde, pop it in,
see if it works.
If it works, at least we'll be
able to call for help, okay?
You're gonna be good.
But what if he broke the breaker box?
How do you know repairing
a fuse is gonna fix this?
I mean look at that thing.
It's worth a shot.
I'm gonna go outside, pop it in,
I'll be right back.
Mom, don't go outside.
[Karen] I swear I will be back.
Promise me.
I swear, I swear.
(dramatic music)
Come on.
Please, open up.
Guys, I just wanna have some fun.
Why's everybody so lame here?
(dramatic music)
(knocking on door)
(dramatic music)
Okay.
Okay, okay, okay.
Here we go, here we go.
Okay, okay.
Let's work, let's work.
Oh come on.
(dramatic music)
Come on.
- Hey Karen.
- Stay away.
- What you doing?
- Stay away.
Stay away.
What's the big deal?
I'm just hanging around.
Stay away from me.
You call this hanging out?
You know, I guess you could
probably call it visiting.
Stay away.
What are you gonna do
with that shovel, Karen?
Are you gonna hit me with it?
(dramatic music)
I'm gonna do what I have to do.
Stay away.
But, Karen, if you
swing that shovel at me,
and it doesn't knock me out,
then I'm just gonna grab it
and bash your brains in with it.
Please just go, please.
Please just leave us alone, please.
[Carter] Hey.
Hey, tell him to go
away or I'll hurt him.
I'll blow your head off.
No funny business.
There you are.
Hi.
Hey, hi, hi.
I heard some loud noises,
it sounded like somebody
might be in trouble.
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
I was cooking, I dropped something.
You were cooking?
[Karen] Yeah.
Yes.
I'm good.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
It's apparently really dangerous to cook.
You look all banged up,
are you sure everything is okay?
I'm fine, I'm fine.
Oh, hey, Fred, how you doing?
[Carter] This old puppy,
he's feeling better.
Thanks for asking.
Oh, that's wonderful.
Thank you so much for being
a good neighbor, okay?
Have a good night, okay?
Karen, Karen, Karen,
wait a second, baby.
Come here.
My sister was a victim of domestic abuse,
so I know the signs.
No, no, just trust me,
we're okay, thank you.
Come on, baby, is everything
okay with you and George?
Yeah, we're fine, we're fine, thank you.
Talk to me.
I will get you help.
He's watching, he's
watching, he's watching.
Who, George?
He's...
No, no, no.
It's my daughter's
ex-boyfriend, he's psycho.
He just k*lled a cop.
What?
[Karen] Shh.
I'll call the police.
[Karen] No.
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
No service.
That's weird.
(g*n fires)
(Karen screams)
Quiet.
You shot me.
Yeah, I did.
You're probably gonna die.
How does that feel?
Oh my God.
(dramatic music)
Why, why would you wanna do that to me?
Hey, wrong place, wrong time.
It's really nothing personal.
I don't deserve this.
Well, you know, bad things
happen to us all the time.
I mean nobody's perfect, right?
Life isn't fair, I don't
know what to tell you.
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
He didn't deserve this, Derrick.
I'm so sorry.
That's unfortunate.
[Karen] Don't hurt,
don't k*ll the dog, please.
[Derrick] Do you think
I'd k*ll this beautiful dog?
You just k*lled the owner.
See, that's where you're wrong, okay?
Nobody owns this guy.
Dog, a little monster.
I would never hurt a dog, okay?
I am an animal lover.
I don't even like to eat meat.
I try to be a vegetarian actually.
You're a real good person.
Exactly.
But your daughter Megan
doesn't seem to think so,
so it's like why is that?
Because you're a psychopath.
Look, I'll admit I have
some mental health issues,
but I'm working on it.
I was left inpatient for six long months
after your daughter Megan cheated
and dumped on me.
Yeah, blame her for everything,
everything is her fault.
She never cheated on you.
Yes she did.
She did this to me, all right?
I wasn't always like this.
I was on the right track.
I was a good student.
I could have been something,
and then I met her,
and she broke me.
You know, Karen, you know what
unrequited love feels like?
Huh?
You don't even know what normal love is.
I don't?
(dramatic music)
You have no idea what's
going on in my head.
You're sick.
You're honestly sick.
Yeah, I know, I just told you that.
What are you, an idiot or something?
Get your a*s back in the house, man.
I got some bodies to bury.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
(shovel scraping)
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
[Jill] What?
[Karen] He k*lled Carter.
Carter?
Yes.
Oh my God, he's lost his mind.
This is a nightmare, I
just want it to be over.
Mom, it's gonna be okay.
We're gonna be okay.
Mom-
I, I can get him to stop.
How?
How?
I'll talk to him.
He's in love with me,
so that's what this is all about.
That's why he's here.
That's why he's done all of that.
I can get him to stop.
Meg, how are you gonna convince him
when you cheated on him.
I didn't do that, Jill.
Are you seriously
gonna keep denying this?
I mean, like, listen I
know you wanna keep up
your little act for mom,
and how you're a perfect little angel,
but is it even worth it
anymore at this point?
[Karen] Oh, here we go again.
Can you just tell her?
Please.
Please just tell her.
Meg, tell her.
We're all gonna die.
I cheated on Derrick.
How could you?
What did I tell you?
How could you do this?
I told you, you never believe me.
How could you do this?
Oh my God, oh my God,
he's gonna k*ll all of us.
[Jill] I told you, Mom.
How could you?
[Jill] You didn't believe me.
You'd sacrifice all of us?
I'm sorry.
I don't have any words.
He's gonna k*ll us.
Oh my God, he has a g*n.
He's k*lling everybody.
He just k*lled Carter.
Sorry's not gonna cut it.
It doesn't even matter what we do now
we're done, so there's no plan,
there's no nothing, we just wait.
Okay, okay, okay, listen.
This is our only option.
You gotta make it sound like you love him.
Get his trust back.
Disarm him.
If we can get the g*n out of his hands
it's gonna be okay.
Do you understand me?
Yes, Mom.
Okay, okay.
Okay, when he comes you tell him you love,
do you understand me?
Yes.
And that you made a mistake,
and that you are sorry.
Make him believe-
(knocking on door)
Let me in.
(dramatic music)
[Meg] I'm gonna go out there.
You know I can get in, right?
(indistinct)
I'm sorry.
[Jill] He's dangerous,
you can't go out there.
Yes, it's okay.
What choice do we have at this point?
[Meg] Don't make me, Mom.
If you don't open the door,
I'm just gonna get pissed,
and somebody's gonna get hurt.
Can we talk?
What?
Let's talk, Derrick.
Come on.
What?
What do you mean talk?
Sit down.
I've been thinking,
and I wasn't fair to you.
No, no.
I'm so sorry.
Nah, this sh*t is not real.
I love you.
You love me?
I love you.
I told you, it's working.
I wanna be with you.
You love me?
Yes.
I love you.
I know.
Meggy, I love everything
there is about you, Meggy.
I know.
Do you remember our wedding plans?
June 10th, your birthday.
I remember.
You still remember?
Of course.
(dramatic music)
[Both] The ice cream cake.
You still remember.
Yes.
(dramatic music)
I don't know why I've done this.
I don't know why I'm like this.
It's okay.
- It's just.
- It's okay, Derrick.
You know I'd do anything for you.
I know.
I've loved you so much.
I'd do anything.
I'd hurt anybody for you.
And I did.
I did hurt people for you.
It's okay.
It's just Meggy I love you so much.
I know, I love you too.
This is your family and you,
and I just love everything
about you, Meggy.
Your hair-
I know, I know.
Do you still love me?
Of course I do.
Of course.
But, Meggy, if you still love me,
then why did you cheat on me?
No.
No, Derrick.
Derrick.
No.
Derrick.
No, you don't love me anymore Meggy.
No, no.
Derrick, please.
I should have known.
I should have known.
You love her, you're not gonna do this.
No, I wasn't talking to you, Karen.
You know, you really ought
to not look at me like that.
Just stop.
Get off her.
Don't touch her.
Shut up.
[Karen] Jill.
What are you doing?
Why are you doing this, Derrick?
Please.
You know, it's a good
thing your dad isn't here,
it actually would have made things
a little bit more difficult.
But, um, if you guys see him
tell him Derrick says hello.
I'll relay the message.
Stop it.
Stop.
You know, Jill, when I was in jail
I had a lot of time to think.
You know what I thought of?
I have some advice for you.
I have some information
you could probably take
about life, about your music career,
or whatever shenanigans you like to do.
Don't be you, 'cause you suck.
Everything about you sucks.
Your music sucks.
Your life probably sucks.
Your face is disgusting.
You are a worthless scum, Jill.
This is the person that you raised.
For gods sake, who are you right now?
You are pathetic.
I'm pathetic?
[Karen] How could you do this?
I'm a perfect individual.
[Karen] You were a part of our family.
And you-
Derrick, stop.
Derrick.
You know, you literally made me sick.
I'm like this because of you.
You see I wasn't always like this.
I never heard these voices.
I never wanted to hurt myself.
You leave me for this bum, this nobody.
What, because he drives a nice car
or because he lives in the hills?
And you wanna act like I'm the problem,
like it's my fault.
You tell everybody I'm a bad person.
You just destroy everything.
(dramatic music)
No, no, Jill stop.
No, please.
No, no, no, please don't.
[Megan] Stop Derrick.
Please.
Please.
Do whatever you want.
Please just leave them.
I'm gonna do whatever
I want, you're right.
(dramatic music)
I'm gonna do what my gut tells me.
I'm the one with the g*n.
(dramatic music)
(knocking on door)
Who is it?
Who is it?
Hey baby, you in there?
(dramatic music)
[Karen] Who's there?
Who's there?
Megan, Megan.
Let's find out who that is.
(dramatic music)
(knocking on door)
Are you okay, babe?
Are you in there?
(knocking on door)
Babe.
Baby.
Come in.
Hey Jake, how's it going with Megan?
(indistinct)
All right.
What you gonna do with that, huh?
Don't do nothing stupid, okay?
Get in the room.
Okay.
Please.
Who's the real cop now, huh?
Get in there.
Everybody take a seat.
Everybody get comfortable.
I got some things I wanna say.
So, Jake, it's nice to see you.
The last time we saw each other
it didn't really go too well,
and the cops came and everything.
And had it not been that
I would have caved the
side of your face in, but-
I don't know why you
keep doing stuff like this,
she doesn't want you.
This is crazy.
You've invaded their home.
This is so ill*gal.
You know what's the funny part,
the fact that you cheated on me
with this guy.
(dramatic music)
I mean what is it that you see in him?
He wasn't coming into my home,
and trying to k*ll me and my family.
Huh, that's not it.
That's not it at all.
Man, you're psycho.
(dramatic music)
Really?
You know you're gonna get
in so much trouble for this.
You think I care about the law?
Yeah, it's a little too
late for that, right?
I mean, you guys saw everything.
I'm done for.
I've already accepted
that it's over for me,
but why not take all of you with me?
You're the one who caused all this.
Seriously, Megan, what do you see in him?
Is he better looking?
Is he smarter than me?
Is it that he got you more flowers?
Is he more romantic?
'Cause, you know, I bet
you didn't get her flowers.
I used to get you flowers all the time,
that was kind of my thing.
I bet you never brought her flowers.
Holy sh*t, Derrick, you're insane.
Thanks for saying the obvious, Jill,
you're really good at that.
Hey, look, I don't
have a problem with you,
I can leave.
This, this is your boyfriend?
This is the guy you love?
This is who you ruined four years with?
Huh?
I would never wanna break up a couple.
I come from a divorced household,
so I know, my dad, he was heartbroken.
Your dad?
Yeah.
So your mom cheated on him?
No, she didn't cheat,
it just didn't work out.
Did she, uh, did she
maybe see someone ever?
I mean yeah later on she did.
What was his name?
It was Roger.
Roger.
So Roger's the guy, he's the as*h*le here.
He's the one that ruined your dad's life.
So Roger's the one that snaked your dad.
Look, whatever this is,
what are you gonna do with it, huh?
I think I'm gonna k*ll you.
[Karen] No, Derrick,
you don't have to do this.
I think that's what I'm gonna do.
[Karen] You don't have to-
Well why not, Karen?
Please don't k*ll him, Derrick, please.
Why not?
He's a cheater.
You can't trust a cheater, right?
Why do we need somebody like him?
(dramatic music)
[Karen] Stop, Derrick, please.
Please.
That's enough, Derrick.
You're so stiff, man.
(women scream)
[Karen] Derrick.
(Jason screams)
You monster.
(dramatic music)
How could you do that?
When the cops see this
I want them to know that it's personal.
(dramatic music)
You know, Megan, the funny thing is that
despite all this I still love you.
I'm not gonna k*ll you yet.
(dramatic music)
Megan, come here.
(dramatic music)
Touch my sister I'll k*ll you.
- No, no, no.
- What are you gonna do?
I swear to God.
Don't be stupid, Jill.
I wanna have fun when I k*ll you,
I don't wanna be this quick.
[Karen] Stop.
Stop.
Enough.
And you too.
Derrick.
You think you're gonna get some kind of
mother of the year award?
It's a little too late for that.
Derrick.
Derrick, we can make this work.
What, what do you gotta say?
You don't love me, you're just pretending.
Go, go, go.
(dramatic music)
Run baby, run.
Run, run.
(g*n fires)
Jill, Jill.
No.
Jill, Jill.
No.
(g*n fires)
(dramatic music)
(Jill screams)
No.
No.
(g*n fires)
Oh Mom.
(dramatic music)
(Jill screams)
(water splashes)
(gentle music)
(dramatic music)
Is this what you wanted?
This is how you want it to end?
(dramatic music)
[George] Karen.
Dad.
[Derrick] When did you get here?
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Okay, okay, Derrick.
Just let my baby girl go, all right?
Just let her go.
Just let her go, man.
Derrick, listen to me.
Just let her go.
(g*n fires)
No.
Anything you wanna tell me?
Anything you wanna say?
(g*n fires)
(dramatic music)
A lot of felonies.
(dramatic music)
(g*n clicks)
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
No.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
(Derrick whimpers)
(gentle music)
(gentle music continues)
All right, well, if you're
watching this video,
or if anyone other than
me is watching this video,
then, then I guess I'm dead.
I'm dead.
Or maybe I'm not, I don't know, we'll see.
So, so why am I making this video?
It's because I wanna explain what I did.
And I wanna explain why I did it.
I mean I'm sure the news
is probably gonna wanna know, right?
Or maybe nobody cares, I have no idea.
Well, folks, it all
started with Megan Jordan.
This girl was the love of my life.
I was obsessed over this girl.
Of course she didn't feel
the same way about me.
You know, I'm just gonna
get straight to the point.
I can't wait for tomorrow.
I mean I've been waiting
for this for so long,
I just, I can't hold it in anymore.
Really, I just can't.
One of two things are either gonna happen.
It's either, it's either
Megan takes me back,
and she realizes what a great
and amazing person I am
because I am a great person,
and I know that,
no one can tell me otherwise.
I'm an amazing person.
Or,
or I think I'm gonna k*ll myself, yeah.
Or, or, or maybe I k*ll
myself in front of her.
No, no, no, no, actually I k*ll her first,
and then I k*ll myself.
But it has to be in front of her.
She has to be alive to see it
as she bleeds out and dies.
Yeah, yeah.
Again, this is my final message
because in all honesty I don't know
what's gonna happen tomorrow.
Maybe I show up and
that b*tch of a sister,
no sorry, she's not a b*tch,
she's a lot worse than that.
I don't even know what you
call someone like that,
but Jill, that thing, whatever she is.
Maybe I get to confront her.
Maybe I get to tell her
how I actually feel.
I can't wait.
It's so funny to think that the people
actually liked me at on point.
I mean Megan actually loved me,
and her mom loved me.
Her dad loved me.
Jill was, well, Jill, you know?
To think that they all hate me now,
and I hate them.
Everybody hates me.
My mom hates me.
My dad hates me.
My sister hates me.
Everybody hates me.
I mean I don't have any friends.
I don't have anybody left.
I mean that's no way to live.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music continues)
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