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Party's over here.

I know, it's just so pretty.

The river, the lights. I feel like I'm in a movie.

Well, well, well.

If I weren't so egotistical,

I would think you were blowing me off.

And you'd be right.

- What exactly don't you like about me?

Is it my notoriety? My wealth? My G-5?

- I like all of that. It's really just you.

As a person. You're revolting.

- Let's go to London this weekend.

It's too cold.

- St Bart's. - It's too hot.

Okay, fine. Los Angeles.

The weather's always good there.

I'll think about it.

- Hey! - What the hell?

I want an answer.

Now.

Okay, fine. No.

This guy's software company just went public.

Oh, and this dude

is one of the richest guys in Mexico City.

He owns TV stations, hotels, breweries.

I think he likes you too.

Too old.

You're right, he's too old.

And so is everyone else here.

What do you say we head out and go get some ice cream?

The three keys to staying popular.

Never appear excited. Never say yes.

Always leave early. - Really?

No, I'm kidding. Sort of.

- I should head home. Get some sleep.

Taxi!

Okay. I'll talk to you soon.

Help! Help me!

Help me!

- Kim Hollins, Federal Protective Service.

Special Agent Maggie Bell.

This is Special Agent Omar Zidan.

- Sorry for pulling you guys into this,

but it's federal property, so...

- No, it's not a problem. What do we know?

Not much. Female, white.

Shot twice in the back of the head.

Any witnesses?

Doesn't look that way.

Video?

- We're looking, but we're coming up short.

Is this a robbery?

Don't think so.

Purse, wallet, and cash are still here.

Only thing missing is her phone.

Thanks.

- All right, come on in. Good morning.

Victim's name is Nicole Wyatt.

Age 28. Born in Brooklyn.

No prior arrests.

As for the case, motive is unclear.

Her purse, wallet, cash, were found at the scene,

so it was not a robbery.

Her phone, on the other hand, was not there.

So either she didn't have it with her,

which seems highly unlikely, or the shooter took it.

Let's assume it's the latter. Question is, why?

What was he looking for? What's his objective?

While we ponder these crucial questions,

Let's get up on Nicole's phone, huh?

Um, see if it's still on and pinging,

and then dig into the GPS data,

track her movement prior to the shooting.

Where was she earlier in the night?

Did she send or receive any unusual texts or emails?

- Just pulled up her social media.

She posted two photos last night.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So looks like she was at a party on a boat.

On a very large boat. That's helpful.

Let's figure out who else was at this party

and if anything out of the ordinary happened.

Let's dig in, people. Let's go.

Hey.

Glad you're back.

Jubal.

Party was hosted by Fiona Grand,

marketing director at Colin Kent Capital.

- Kent Capital throws a party every year around this time

to help raise money for breast cancer research.

- My mom was diagnosed when I was 14.

She found a lump, went to the doctor.

That was pretty much it.

Died seven months later.

So I try to help out.

Raise money, increase awareness.

We have fun doing it too.

Fiona throws one hell of a party.

Although I'm not very good at staying on budget.

Yeah, we did see the boat.

- Um, we're here because we have some bad news.

Unfortunately, one of your guests, Nicole Wyatt,

was killed after she left your party.

That's terrible.

Do you know what happened or who did it?

- No, not yet. We're still investigating.

- So do you guys recall any arguments or altercations

at the party?

- Uh, no. No, not that I'm aware of.

- Everyone seemed to be having a great time.

Eating, drinking, soaking up the beautiful views.

How well did you know Nicole?

Spoke to her a few times, that's about it.

Okay. How about you?

- I saw her all the time at parties, fashion shows.

She was an amazing woman.

Smart, funny, outspoken.

And absolutely beautiful, of course.

- We're gonna need to see your guest list.

As well as all of your surveillance footage.

Of course. Whatever you need.

Thank you.

- Jacob Adler, Regan Remington, Robert Harper.

Just keeps on going. It's like the guest list

was pulled straight from the "Forbes" 400.

Oh, on the male side, anyway.

Female side looks like it was ripped straight from "Vogue."

Virtually all the women

that attended the party were models.

rich men like beautiful women.

- Well, maybe it's not a revelation,

but could be a lead that gets us to a motive.

Hey, we need to dig deeper into Nicole's personal life.

Her finances, her friends, her boyfriends.

Did she file any police reports?

Restraining orders? Injunctions?

Kelly, where are we with the video?

No video on the boat.

Party planner turned off all the cameras.

Said it was standard practice for this "type of crowd."

- But we did find some security footage

from the marina.

This is Nicole leaving the party at 9:43 p.m.

She walks off the yacht with another woman.

- Didn't get any hits off facial rec,

but we ran the actual image of her face

and got a hit on a social media account.

Looks like the same person.

Without all the fuss.

You know, the hair, makeup, clothes.

Get a name?

No, nothing official.

Name on the account just says "Julia in Real Life."

- Okay, track the IP address. Let's go.

- Yeah, that's my daughter. Her name's Julia.

Is she here?

- No, she's at school. Why? What's this all about?

- Uh, we're investigating a murder,

and we just have a few questions to ask her.

- Why would Julia know something about a murder?

- Because she was with the woman

who was killed last night.

They were seen leaving the party together.

No. That-that can't be true.

Um, is this Julia?

- It looks like her, but, I mean,

this girl's all made up.

Fancy clothes, fancy hair. Like a model.

- That's what she does for a living, right?

No, Julia's not a model,

and she wasn't on some yacht last night.

She was at her friend Sophie's house,

studying for a history test.

- A history test? Ma'am, how old is Julia?

She just turned 15 last week.

- No, we didn't study last night.

Julia just told her mother that so she could stay over.

- So she did stay at your apartment last night.

Yes.

- Okay, what time did she get there?

About 10:45?

- Okay, do you know where she was before that?

- At a party. On a boat or something.

- Okay, do you have any idea why Julia was at a party

on a boat with adults on a school night?

- Sophie, it's really important that you tell us the truth.

Because she gets paid.

Paid to go to parties?

Yeah. Rich people parties.

- And what exactly does she get paid

to do at these parties?

- She does what she tells her to do.

- Hey, Sophie? You can trust me.

What kinds of things does she tell her to do?

- She makes her have sex with people.

Who's she?

Her name's Nicole.

She used to be a model or something.

But it's not Julia's fault.

Her mom is sick, and they need to buy