The Other Wife

THE OTHER WIFE

Subrip: Pix

9-1-1. What is your emergency?

There's a man in my house!

He's... he's downstairs in the office.

Where in the house are you, Ma'am?

Everything's gonna be okay.

Debra.

Ma'am, what's happening?

Open the door, Deb.

Open the door!

Ma'am?

Debra.

Officers are in the area and on their way now, Mrs. Jennings.

Just stay on the line with me.

Mrs. Jennings?

Let me see the hands!

Let me see the hands! Get down! Get down! Hands up! Okay, okay.

On the ground. On the ground! I live here.

I swear officer, I live here.

The police have arrived, Ma'am.

Okay.

They've apprehended the suspect.

I'll stay on the line with you until you reach an officer.

Do you feel safe to go out?

Ma'am?

I think he's gone.

Ma'am, are you okay? Ma'am, are you okay?

I'm okay.

Okay, I'm gonna stay on the line with you.

Do you see the police?

Yeah. Yeah, the police are outside.

Okay, It's alright to go outside.

Ma'am. Ma'am, stay where you are. No!

That's my husband! I'm the one who called.

I'm his wife.

What is going on?

And you're sure he didn't take anything?

Not that I know of.

He was looking in my husband's safe.

We'll file a report and I'II,

give you my card just in case.

He kept calling me, Deb.

Do you know anybody by that name?

No.

Maybe he thought he was at someone else's house.

We'll have some officers patrol the area for the next

couple of nights and make sure you're okay.

And I'll be in touch.

And we want to apologize again for the mix up, Mr. Jennings.

We'll show ourselves out.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm just a little scared.

You're afraid he's going to come back? Mhmm. Maybe.

Okay. Let's stay at a hotel tonight.

Really? Thank you. Alright?

You're my love. You're my life.

You want to go pack a bag?

Thank you.

What the hell was that?!

I told you. Time's up.

Where's the money?

I wasn't lying. It was in the safe. Was.

I had an opportunity. An investment.

Okay, this would double your money.

I promise you that. If you could just wait.

Wait for this investment to make a profit.

No. No. No. No. You gambled with my money. And you lost.

You work for me now.

Look, this project of yours.

It's... Look, I don't feel comfortable.

We're talking about innocent people here.

We can go to prison.

Not we. You.

Uterine lining, thickening.

Follicles increasing.

That's good?

It's very good.

I can't help but picture a baby on that screen though.

This is progress. You still have a long way to go.

Thank you. Thanks.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Jennings, but your card declined.

Do you have another credit card I can try?

Are you sure?

Yeah, I ran it twice.

Okay... Yeah, here.

No!

Mrs. Jennings, I know this must be very difficult for you but

we've got to go through the evidence.

The break-in last night might be completely unrelated

or it might not.

And, it's possible evidence.

Can I... Can I have that?

Thank you.

Was your husband in any kind of trouble that you knew of?

Did he have any enemies?

No.

Did you guys owe anyone money?

No.

I mean, we had some debt like everyone else but that's all.

Did Billy have a life insurance policy?

Yes, why are you asking me that?

Honey, how are you?

Mom.

Why are you questioning me?

Am I some kind of suspect?

I'm just trying to get a clear picture.

Well until there's a lawyer present

my daughter's not saying another word.

We're sorry for your loss.

We'll be in touch.

I just keep seeing his body hanging there.

This is not your fault. It's not.

It's not.

Diamond credit services.

What is your name and account number, please?

Yeah, hello. Kate Jennings.

41840936905.

I... there seems to be a problem here.

There's been a mistake on my credit card.

Alright Mrs. Jennings, what seems to be the problem?

It says here that we're overdraft $4000,

but my husband and I, we pay... we pay the credit cards off monthly.

You're right Ma'am, that amount is incorrect.

The current amount due is $29,286. -No...

What?!

No, that's impossible.

There was a total of $25,000 in cash advances made since the statement was posted.

Mrs. Jennings.

May I have a word?

Do I know you?

Not directly.

I'm Craig Addison.

A friend of your husband's.

I'm an investment broker.

We were supposed to discuss a contract today.

I don't know anything about it.

My husband just passed.

I'm so sorry to hear that.

I'm wondering...

Did Billy leave any kind of a message for you, Mrs. Jennings?

Excuse me?

Well,

if you do find anything that Billy might have left for me,

or if you need any assistance, give me a call.

We're gonna watch her.

You're a cosigner on all of these accounts,

and you never once looked at them.

I... No.

I mean, Billy took care of all this stuff.

Listen, Mrs. Jennings,

I'm gonna do you a favor.

I'm gonna pretend I didn't see any of this.

Your husband is beyond overdrawn on all of these accounts.

And it doesn't appear that he's paid any taxes in over five years.

I haven't spent a lot of time auditing these,

but if you ask me,

I would say he was involved in some form of money laundering.

What?!

As a cosigner, you could go to jail for a very, very long time.

No, my husband was a responsible man.

He was a...

highly regarded physician!

I didn't see any of this.

Good luck, Kate.

Okay.

Kate, wait.

One more thing.

I did notice a number of funds being funneled

to the account of another woman.

Debra Stanton?

If I had some questions, I might look to her for a few answers.

Thank you.

Hi. I have a package here for Deb. Thank you.

Actually, it's a $30 C.O.D.

Thirty dollars?

Yes ma'am. Are you gonna pay it or not?

No. Alright.

The company should pay that, obviously.

It's not my fault they screwed up.

I don't just have a bunch of cash laying around, you know?

Look, no problem.

It'll be at the Post Office when you do.

You knocked on my door.

That's my property!

May I help you?

No... My car...

My car broke down.

What do you want?

I'm Kate. Do you know who I am?

You're Deb, right?

I know who you are.

I keep hearing your name over and over.

I know about Billy.

And who are you?

I don't want to cause a scene.

I just need to talk.

Welcome.

So Debra, what do you do for a living?

We can skip the small talk.