Notorious

We start with breaking news.

Previously on "Notorious"...

Megan: Julia George produces the number-one cable news program.

We have his attorney Jake Gregorian with us.

What the hell is going on?

Jake: I haven't talked to Oscar,

but I can assure you this is just one giant misunderstanding.

That could not have gone better.

The show's already trending.

I got to plant the seeds of doubt

before the country rushed to judgment.

Someone killed her. She's dead.

Mr. Keaton, you're still a person of interest in Sarah's murder.

Jake: We entered, called out for Sarah,

and that's when we found her body.

Jake, you were in love with his wife.

I loved you, too.

I should go.

- We have a deal. - To never lie to each other.

To never lie to each other.

Let's go.

It's been 36 hours since Sarah Keaton,

wife of Internet mogul Oscar Keaton,

was found dead in their Pacific Palisades home.

Police have officially ruled her death a homicide.

Sources inside the LAPD have confirmed Oscar Keaton

is a person of interest

and has been asked to remain in Los Angeles.

Moments ago, Oscar's lawyer, Jake Gregorian,

held a press conference on the courthouse steps.

I can state with absolute certainty that Oscar Keaton

would never harm his wife, the woman he loved.

I'm demanding a bona fide manhunt

in the search for Sarah Keaton's murderer,

and I'm asking the press and the public

to respect Mr. Keaton's privacy

during this trying and painful time.

I will not be taking any questions.

"LHL" and "LHL Online" will keep you posted

on any and all developments in this tragic story.

Cut. Nice job, Louise.

Online's been blowing up.

That segment's gonna get half a million views.

Happy to help.

- Hey. - Lady in red.

Look at you.

Sean and I are going for martinis at the Chateau

to talk about his new album.

Hi, Puff Daddy.

How you doing?

I'll be back at 5:00.

Uh, the show starts at 5:00. I need you for hair and makeup.

I'll have her back on time, don't worry.

Hey, Julia, you have a second?

Uh, sure. What's up?

You asked me to figure out

who e-mailed you that photo of Sarah's dead body.

Yeah. We need to find the sender.

I'd like to bring in someone who works here, someone I trust.

Okay. But keep it on the down-low.

Whoever sent that photo could be involved with the murder.

Understood.

Oh, and Megan.

I need you to find me Sarah Keaton's brother.

His name's Alan Wells.

- You want him on the show? - You bet.

Sarah's parents are dead and he's her only family.

Not to mention a few years ago, he and Oscar Keaton

had a very public falling out and no one knows why.

Every news producer is gonna be chasing him.

I'm on it.

Jake: Sarah, come on.

Make a wish, blow out the candle.

Okay, I'm thinking.

It has to be perfect.

I love you, Jake.

I love you, too.

Yeah.

Jake.

Abby Rollins is in the conference room.

Abby. She was referred to us

by the Foundation for Missing Children.

I know who she is. I'll be right there.

I can assign the case to another lawyer.

No, I can do it.

Jake.

You're more upset about Sarah than you're letting on.

You're doing your best to hide it...

Bradley, thank you for your concern.

Jake, I know you crawl all up inside yourself when you're in pain.

- Mm. - But I'm right here, man.

Talk to me.

Okay, fine, punch me. Hard as you can.

What?

When we were kids, it always made you feel better.

Come on. Abs of steel, baby.

Hit me. Show me what you got.

I am not hitting you.

At least not today.

Look, Bradley, I promised to help the foundation,

and I want the case.

Okay.

I woke up when I heard a noise coming from my baby's bedroom.

I went to check on him and his window was open.

And Noah, my son, was gone.

That's when I called 911.

But the police have no leads.

It's been almost two days.

The police asked Abby to talk to me.

I run the outreach program

for the Foundation for Missing Children.

I thought maybe you could help.

I'll do anything to get Noah back,

but I don't understand why I need a lawyer.

Well, Abby, uh, your story's already national news.

You need somebody to coordinate your statements

between the police and the press.

We've been fielding dozens of interview requests.

CNN, MSNBC, "Nightline."

There are news vans outside her home,

but she doesn't want to go on TV.

No, no. The more people who know your story,

the better the odds of finding your son.

I understand, but I'm scared I'll freeze up.

And I get panic attacks. Please.

Abby, in the case of a missing child, every second counts.

It's been two days.

We'll need you to trust us, take a deep breath,

and for Noah, share your story.

On behalf of everyone at "LHL," you have our deepest sympathy.

Tell me about the video you brought today.

It's from three weeks ago.

Noah had just turned 1.

Cue the video.

And go.

Is that good?

Oh! Smile at the camera, Noah.

Absolutely adorable and heartbreaking.

Viewers, please, if you've seen baby Noah

or have any idea who's taken him, make a call now.

Get to the baby's dad.

What can you tell us about the baby's father, Troy Marshall?

My ex-husband is not in the picture.

He's been in jail since before Noah was even born.

I'd rather not talk about him if that's okay.

Abby, what do you miss most about Noah?

The way he looks at me in the morning

when I pick him up out of his crib.

The way that he smells after his bath.

And the way that he smiles and the way that he cries.

The way that he feels in my arms.

I want him back.

Julia, I got to run.

Thanks again for putting Abby on.

When Oscar Keaton is ready, I want his first interview.

How could I say no to you?

Jake.

How are you holding up?

You know...

never better.

Julia. We need to pick up line 3.

It's a guy who used to date Abby and he wants to talk to you.

Right now?

Trust me, he seems legit.

This is Julia George.

You're the Executive Producer?

That's right.

My name's Kyle Warren.

I'm sorry to bother you, but I thought you should know.

The guest on your show, Abby Rollins,

I used to date her till about a month ago.

Okay, why are you calling me?

Abby Rollins doesn't have a child.

We all love him so much.

Everything she's saying is a lie.

From the bottom of my heart, please return my baby.

I appreciate you meeting me.

For obvious reasons, I'm skeptical,

so I thought we should talk in person.

Of course. I printed out some photos of me with Abby.

We met online about six months ago.

Got hot and heavy real fast.

Even went on a few long weekends together.

You ever spend the night at her home?

Multiple times. There was no baby.

So, why tell me and not the cops?

Well, I saw her on your show and I thought you'd want to know.

Otherwise, I want to stay out of this.

Abby wasn't happy when we broke up.

And I moved on with my life.

When you say she wasn't happy...

She wanted more than I could give her.

Can I keep these?

Yeah, sure.

Thanks.

Oscar: Jake, you have to do something.

Police won't let me back at my house.

I need to get back in there.

Why?

Why do I need to get back into my own house?