Mystery Woman: Oh Baby

No. This is all getting too heavy.

Sooner or later someone's going to catch on

and we'll have the Feds down on us.

I'm out, finished,

and as soon as I make this putt

you owe me two thousand dollars.

- I can't believe how good you've become.

- I guess I just have a natural talent for golf.

- You've been taking lessons behind my back.

What makes you say that?

Samantha? - Okay fine.

Maybe one or two. I just picked it up really fast.

You owe me fifty dollars.

- Oh, you don't really expect me to pay?

Cassie, a bet's a bet.

And besides, I have to get back the money I spent on lessons.

Chief Connors!

Ahhh.

Chief Connors? Chief?

Late for your Tee time?

I have no interest counselor

in chasing a little white ball

through a cow pasture.

- Brian, get in there and find out who phoned this is in.

- Right Chief. - You stick with me.

As soon as we find out where the crime scene is,

we'll secure it.

Crime scene?

Possible homicide.

Who was murdered?

Miss Kinsey. I just got here.

Please, if you'll let me do my job?

Chief...

What do you want?

- Jake Cowlings, the head grounds keeper.

Did you phone this in?

- No, sir. They're in the Club House office.

I'll take your man to the body.

Where is the body?

- Sixth hole. Looks like his head got hammered.

Mister Groundskeeper,

please keep any information you might have for police questions.

Go with him, secure the area.

Now Miss Kinsey, no snoopy.

I want you to stay right here.

You understand me?

No snooping.

Thank you.

Hello?

- Philby, how goes the treasure hunt?

Very taxing.

I have found some unusual and rare books

that will go with our inventory.

- You are having a good time, aren't you?

- Well, you meet some interesting people at estate sales.

- Your idea of a vacation and mine are very different.

Listen, I heard there was

a murder at the Sunset Country Club.

- It made the news in San Francisco?

Are you involved?

- All I know is what I read in the papers.

A businessman named Stan Ferrone was killed.

He worked for the Chandler Corporation.

Samantha! - Philby,

I would not get involved in a case without you around.

Besides, there's no personal connection.

We're probably the only people involved that don't work for Jackson Chandler.

- I'll be back by the first of the week.

Well don't rush on my account.

- I've had about all the leisure time that I can endure.

Now you call me if you need anything.

Count on that, Bye.

Chiao.

- Let me know if you need anything Mr. Chandler.

- Thank you, Emily. That will be all for now.

Good morning Mr. Adam.

Sit down Adam.

looks like our stocks have recouped slightly.

Would you like something to eat?

Uhh, no. I can't stay long.

I have people waiting for me back at the office.

- It's a shame about Ferrone. He was a good man.

An asset to the company.

- He was working on the Gibson deal, wasn't he?

With me.

So, any ideas who we should

fill the empty slot with.

Why fill it.

It would be more cost effective to let me

go on alone in that department.

- I was going over last quarter's report.

I am not entirely satisfied in your performance.

What else is new?

Don't be flippant.

You have a job to do and I expect you to do it right.

- Are we finished with our father son chat?

Yes, I suppose we are.

Good.

You know,

just once I would like to fix something for you, Jackson.

- Must you always call me by my first name.

What should I call you?

Thank you.

Can I help you with something?

- Isn't this the Mystery Man bookstore?

It was. We changed the name.

- I was hoping to talk the man who owns the store.

He passed away.

- I'm sorry to have bothered you.

- Hey. Wait a second. Wait. I'm his niece,

Samantha Kinsey. Can I do somethin' for you?

- No, I don't think so. He was my last hope.

Hope, for what?

Hey. It's OK. Come, Come here.

Come sit down. I got your baby.

I'm sorry.

Come on. It's OK.

Hey you.

Here we go.

You wanna tell me what's goin' on?

I can't.

I- I don't know anything.

I mean all I know, is that I wanna keep my baby safe.

Your baby is safe,

so are you.

Hey Dino.

Good night.

Working late counselor?

- Yes, I have a stack of paperwork

that's growing faster than my credit card balance.

- Paperwork makes the world go round.

- I haven't had time to read the report on the Golf course murder?

- I've just issued an A. P. B. on one Johnny Nelson.

Prime suspect?

- At this point the only suspect.

- And the connection between the deceased and Nelson is?

- He was a grounds keeper at the country club.

He was seen standing over the body,

and then he got into his work cart and drove away.

- Who reported it? - A couple of golfers that saw it.

That's purely circumstantial.

He could have left the scene of the crime

to report finding the deceased.

He could have, but he didn't.

Nelson disappeared that day.

Motive?

Looks like robbery.

The decease's wallet didn't have any cash in it.

Nelson's in debt up to his ears.

Evicted from a rental house.

Behind on a couple of car payments.

Murder weapon?

- Some sort of blunt object

we haven't found it yet.

- Well, he shouldn't be too hard to find.

I'd say you right.

He has a wife and baby with him.

I'll have the report on your desk soon,

so, get in there and clean that paperwork off.

- I gotta go. I'm meeting a friend.

Say hi to Miss Kinsey for me.

Tracked down his address.

Landlord says he's in the process of evicting them.

Aha,

I understand.

Yes sir.

Stake the place out he says.

So, we wait. - Yeah.

Someone's inside.

- What? - I saw someone in the living room. Let's go.

- What? - I saw someone in the living room. Let's go.

- I'm Suzi and this is my baby Joshua.

Joshua Paul.

- Well, it's a pleasure to meet you Suzi.

And Joshua Paul.Yeah.

- Well, we really should be going now.

- Um, you said that my Uncle was your last hope.

For what?

- A safe place to stay for a few days.

I went by another old friend's house first.

But she was out of town.

Are you in trouble?

No, but I think my husband is.

Where is he? - I don't know.

- Maybe you should go to the police.

No, no not yet.

Listen we really should be goin' now.

- If you were a friend of Uncle Bob's,

you must be okay.

You're welcome to stay at my house.

- Ah, I wouldn't wanna put you out.

- You wouldn't put me out at all.

I've got plenty of room.

Do you have a car?

- Yeah, a mini van parked out on the street.

Ok. Well, I'll just lock up

and you and Joshua can follow me to my house.

Are you sure about this?

- Absolutely. I didn't catch your last name.

It's Charleston.