Gracepoint

Previously on Gracepoint...

You have to change all this.

I can't.

You don't, you'll end up dead.

It's like he was in a boat, or he was put in a boat.

There's Mark's boat straight ahead.

- What? - Blood.

Danny wants you to know that he's okay.

Don't look for who killed him,

because he knew this person well.

He doesn't want you to be upset.

Did you kill Danny?

Babe, how could you even say that?

You need to tell me who gave you that cocaine.

I saw him with someone. Backpacker.

He had a bandana on.

Danny... he looked far more interested

in talking to him than he did in counting whales.

Evidence Control found this in the lining.

Whose number is this?

Lars Pierson, 24, Afghan War veteran.

He got a general discharge.

We're looking into why.

He lives in a cabin outside Palmerton.

Neighbors haven't seen him in more than a month.

His property is now sealed off by the county sheriff,

who insists he needs a court order to search it.

A boy is dead, but he needs a court order,

so we're trying to get one.

Pierson's cell phone number was found in the lining

of Danny's jacket.

I want to know why.

I want to know if Pierson is linked

to the $500 found in Danny's room.

I want to know if the $500 is linked to the drugs

found in the Solano house.

I want to know if Pierson has Danny's skateboard

and cell phone.

Re-interview everyone. Show them this picture.

Do not show or give it to the press.

Understood?

Okay.

Go.

- Detective Miller. - Yes.

Chloe Solano to see you.

Dean's a good guy.

He's getting his G.E.D. while he works two jobs,

his uncle's restaurant at night,

on the docks in Winstead during the day.

Plus dealing drugs.

No, he doesn't.

Chloe, what did you just tell me?

I... He got it for me as a favor.

He didn't even want to.

How long have you known him?

Four months.

Well, I've been with him four months.

I met him before that.

Is he older?

He turns 18 in August.

His uncle's pushing him to enlist,

but he doesn't want to.

- He likes... - Chloe, I don't need

his whole life history.

But this can't ruin his plans.

He's gonna apply to Eureka Community College,

then try to transfer out.

It's a...

Chloe, listen.

If Dean is such a great guy,

how come your parents haven't met him yet?

Hmm?

Oh, my mom wants to book her flight.

Is Sunday okay?

This Sunday?

Yeah, she doesn't have to stay with us.

I can get her a room at the Inn.

Course you will.

What do you think?

Why don't you ask her to wait?

Mark, I know she wants to help.

'Cause she's his grandma. She's grieving too.

Have her come for the memorial.

But we're not having a memorial.

Well, actually we never decided that.

Paul has offered to help us arrange one.

I would like to do it.

At the church.

Will you just think about it?

We should be having a funeral.

I mean, if they would just do their jobs

and find out who didn't...

Well, they haven't yet.

Ah, just the woman I'm looking for.

Your keys to the hut on Harvey Ridge.

Better have you sign for 'em.

I wouldn't want trouble if they go missing.

You recognize this person?

Could do with a bath.

I'd scrub him clean, he was my boy.

Do you know him?

Never seen him before in my life.

Why did you lie to me about giving Mark Solano these keys?

You not only gave them to him,

you handed him a check for the work he did.

Did I?

Are you lying to me about recognizing this person?

Not that I recall.

Come on, I'll sign you back in.

Quick question.

Do you recall ever seeing this man?

No. Who is this?

Well, I can't really say at the moment.

Okay, is he a suspect?

Well, we're calling him a person of interest.

- Is Beth still running? - Yeah, I think so.

What's a person of interest?

When do you expect her back?

That's the one.

That's the hiker who was up on Osprey Point

that I was telling you about,

the one that was with Danny,

about... what, three weeks ago now?

You sure about that?

I've been thinking about him ever since we spoke.

He had a bandana on.

But that's the fella.

Like I said, I wish I'd said something at the time.

- Hiya, Jack. - Hey, Ellie.

Ready to go, sir?

Yeah.

Let me know if you see him again.

- Take my card. - All right.

- You call me right away. - Yes, sir.

He said it was someone Danny knew.

By "he," you mean...

Raymond, the psychic. I talked to him.

All right, I thought you might do that.

Sorry. Can I come in?

Of course. Of course.

80 miles an hour.

Aren't you the eager beaver today?

What?

What did you just say to me?

Did you not get the sexual harassment booklet

they hand out at work?

You should see your face.

I'm totally kidding.

But seriously, "Eager Beaver"?

I mean, what decade are you living in?

Peppy.

- Excuse me? - Peppy.

You're very peppy.

Oh, I'm sorry, sir.

Forgive me for feeling optimistic

that we're finally getting somewhere.

After a week of nothing, we finally have two solid leads.

Two solid leads not from your town.

- That's not true. - Isn't it?

No, Dean grew up in Gracepoint.

He just happens to live up the road now.

He said Danny was on a boat

and that he wasn't in any pain.

That must've been comforting.

He also said that I should stop looking,

because whoever it is, I wouldn't want to know.

And t-this is a, um, a telephone repairman...

I don't care what he does, Paul.

I only care what he's telling me,

if there's some truth to it.

You think there might be.

I don't know. I mean, you talk to God, right?

He talks to whatever he calls it,

his spirit guide.

Isn't that sort of the same thing?

Who decides that his messages

are any different from yours?

Of course, if you ask your husband,

both of us are deranged.

Ha. I can't even imagine.

Look, you're so vulnerable now.

Anyone who seems to have answers...

Yeah, but no one does. The police are nowhere.

They tell us nothing.

What if he's right, Paul?

What if it's someone Danny knew?

Why is there so much damn water everywhere?

It's called the ocean.

We live on a coast,

which tends to be connected to a lot of water.

Is that him?

Yeah, I think it is.

Dean?

Dean Iverson?

Dean. Dean, stop!

Jump out of the boat! Now!

Onto the dock! Onto the dock now!

Now! Put your hands behind your head now!

Sir, are you all right?

Hands down.