The Red Road

Dude, come on. Look out.

You playin' War? Cowboys and Indians?

You pretend to be the Indians, huh?

I ain't pretendin'. I am an Indian.

That's just what the old people around here say

make themselves feel important.

So wipe that stupid paint off your face.

Howdy, ma'am.

We're just asking some of the local residents

if they have any information or if they may have heard

anything about this kid.

He's from New York City, went missing up this way about six days ago.

He was last seen on Deer Hill Road.

NYU student.

I called the police last year about a break-in.

Took two days for them to send somebody.

But some rich kid goes missing, y'all don't waste a damn second.

You have a good evening.

- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.

Get out.

Where is he?

Where is he, I said?

I sunk him in the lake, all right? No one will find him.

All right? They ain't even lookin' over there.

They didn't even know my name.

- The cops been here? - No.

Did you kill him in the house?

- It was an accident. - I don't care what it was.

Did you do it here in the house?

Yeah.

Go to the store and buy some bleach

and you scrub this place down, Mike, okay?

My dad sent me.

I'm gonna be stayin' here awhile.

Ripped By mstoll

Why are you doing this?

- You need to leave me alone. - You can't talk to me that way.

Go get in the car right now.

Now!

What's goin' on?

Found that in Rachel's pocket.

Okay, I find out that you're still seeing that Indian kid,

we're gonna have a problem.

We're gonna have a little talk later, you and me, okay?

What, does she even hear me?

Hello? Hello?

Junior, you want a sandwich?

You can make it yourself.

- I'm not hungry. - It's not a vacation, you know.

You're supposed to be on punishment.

Yeah, well, the guy I fought didn't get suspended.

Yeah, well... and you know why.

You really like this girl?

- Yeah. - Ugh!

Now, who's this?

Your Uncle Mac told me he saw you at the powwow.

I didn't believe him.

Can I hug you?

This is Junior. Junior, this is Phillip Kopus.

He's one of my boys.

- Hey. - I'm not one of her boys.

I'm her son. The only son.

Really?

- You can't stay here. - I'm not looking to.

I used to live in this house.

- No kiddin'? - Yeah.

That was a long time ago.

I gotta go.

Bye.

Mommy?

Mommy, where are you?

Today, police and volunteers

began to search the woods for Denis Bradley,

the NYU freshman who was reported missing six days ago.

A New York cab driver came forward this morning

and claimed he drove Bradley to a stretch of road

in the Lenape mountains.

Now local police are asking

if you have any information at all on Bradley,

please call right away.

Hey, buddy.

What ya doin'? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Stay down.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, cut that out, come on.

Don't eat that.

Do you really think the sludge

is bad for the baby?

Billy said he can clean it out of the backyard.

Yeah, well, Billy's an idiot and he can kiss my ass.

Here, move that stuff.

Congressional recognition has been frozen for too long.

My brother's not the best chief we ever had,

- but he's good on TV. - He is.

We have some bipartisan support...

You think he'll ever get them to recognize the tribe?

For the federal government

to recognize the Ramapough Mountain tribe

as part of the Lenape Nation.

Hello?

Hello?

- Hello, I said. - Tell your son or whatever he is

to leave my daughter alone.

- You hear me? - Who is this. Hello?

Do you understand that or do I need to put it simpler?

He's gonna be in trouble.

My husband is a police officer

and he's not gonna let that happen.

I'm sorry. I'm... I'm sorry.

I don't know who you are or what you're talk...

Don't...

Don't talk. Don't you talk.

I liked it better when my mom was drinking.

At least I could do what I wanted.

Now that she's cured, she's...

obsessed with me.

You ever worry about turning into your parents?

Me? No.

I never met my parents, so I wouldn't know it if I did.

My dad once carried my mom all the way home from school.

Why?

Shut up. I don't know.

'Cause it's romantic.

I suppose.

Think you could carry me that far?

Hmm?

- I don't know, what about that? - Ooh! I like that.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

- Harold! - Yeah?

Come here for a second.

The searchers found this in the woods.

That's Jean's brother's, isn't it?

I told the detectives it's 20 years old.

Got nothin' to do with the missing college kid.

They still wanna keep it in evidence.

Jean doesn't have to know about this.

Don't worry, kid. I got your back.

- Ahem, Dad? - Hey.

- Can I come in? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You don't have to ask. Come on in.

Well, are you busy? Do you want me to come back later?

I'm your father, all right?

Stop being so courteous. You make me crazy.

Come on.

I made another one for you.

Oh.

- Is that me? - Yeah.

Standing guard?

I like it.

Good.

What's up?

So, is... is this your room now?

I mean, you've been in here for, like, three weeks.

Mom said it's still the guest room.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, she's right. It is the guest room.

We explained this to you.

Your mother was havin' trouble sleeping with me in there

while she's gettin' sober.

So I'll be back in there soon.

Okay, so, uh... so, you guys aren't getting divorced?

No. No.

That's never gonna happen.

All right?

Okay.

Don't worry.

All right, move your head.

- Why do you watch this? - I like it.

Even though it broke your back?

Especially 'cause it broke my back.

He's down there.

Hey, what happened, buddy?

Hey, what's happened?

Hey.

How many dogs you murder and the one you decide to keep can't see?

It's not my dog. I'm watchin' him for somebody, okay?

Hey, come on outta here, all right?

You don't get the run of my house. Let's go.

Come on. Man.

You look good. You look good here.

Mike sunk the body in the lake.

They ain't lookin' over there.

It's like you said. He ain't got shit. That's all he had.

You'll turn it around.

- Yeah, I told you I would. - What about Mike?

- What about Mike? - What about him?

I'm not killin' Mike.

It's funny how your mind jumps right to killin'.

I didn't say that. I meant, uh, you know...

keepin' him in line.

That's what I'm doing.

As soon as the cops stop lookin' for the kid,

I'll have you back in business, yeah?

Damn... that cologne.

You're not supposed to put so much on. Did nobody tell you that?

Um, no.

You know, you could be a little more gracious.

Hey, you remember the last time they were lookin'

for somebody in those woods?

Whole city of Walpole wanted to string you the hell up.

Who helped you out?