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er sources. we try to find other desirable natural features to find the most likely settlement sites, but, in order to do that, i'm gonna need all the information he took from clearwater's house. well, clearwater can't be the only tribal elder with that information. the elders do have other copies, but we won't be turning them over to you. a young woman's murderer is still out there. the person that broke into chief clearwater's house is still out there. i appreciate that, but the information could also be used to unearth our burial grounds. that ship has already sailed, mr. morris. ken hill has the information, and he's armed. you asked me to find him. that's what i'm trying to do before anyone else gets hurt. if we give the federal government information that leads to other burial sites, people, like hill, will use it for the same purpose. i'm sorry, but you'll have to find him some other way. we got problems. why, what? the math doesn't jibe?
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the math always works. what i realize is this-- there's way too many possible locations. you think hill's working off better information? no. i spoke to some people at calsci's social sciences department. i spoke to several anthropologists as well, and what they tell me is what hill is trying to do is almost, well, really, almost impossible. why? the skull? it's a once-in-a-lifetime find. you can't just go out and expect to find ancient human remains at other sites, no matter how much math you do. yeah, but, charlie, i mean, the guy is desperate. but he's also a scientist. he has to realize the same things i did. we still getting hits on his credit cards? yeah, i have the list right here. i mean, there's one site where he knows he might find what he's looking for. where the skull itself was originally found? here it is. the last four hits were right by the school site. megan: he's gone back to the original dig site to find more bones.
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what have we got? positive i.d. it's hill's car. yeah? yeah. all right, tommy, bill why don't you head out that way. david, come with me. let's go. dr. hill? i need more time. look, it's over. no, you do not understand. they will bury it where no one will ever find it again. you don't understand. i want you to drop that tool, stand up right now. the only chance i have is to find another set of bones.
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i'm the only chance you have. now, listen up. stand up, put your hands behind your back. please. i was just trying to make jennifer's death mean something. ( handcuffs click shut ) let's go.
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woman: where's my husband? how's she doing? she was the passenger. car was t-boned on the passenger side. this shouldn't be happening. we just had some wine. i wasn't even drunk, i was just buzzed. what? you were just buzzed? well, sir, you didn't tell us that. in that case, she's just fine. yeah, i'm fine. really?
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no, not really. announcer: buzzed driving. maybe we should stop acting like it's no big deal. he's an egomaniac, but he alibis for the night of the murder. all right, we got him on assault and theft but... no murderer. and clearwater doesn't read for it. i think we got something. don: yeah? a list of disenrolled tribe members. it was in the census info we got at the mission. what's disenrolled? david: every wiyana tribe member gets an annual cut of the profits from the casino. only about ten years ago, the tribal council started to remove members from its records, disenrolling them for lack of family ties... even if a dna test might prove
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legitimate tribe membership. right, the more money that comes in, the less people they have to split it with. yeah. there's one name on that list that jumps out. frank lopez. what's that, the security guy? turns out he's part wiyana. only in 1998, the tribal council decided it wasn't a big enough part. my mom was native american. why does it matter? well, it mattered to the wiyanas. they cut you out of your share of the casino money. hey, i was nowhere near that girl when she was murdered. you can check the security tape. yeah, you were conveniently on the other side of the museum when she was attacked. don: you make the same circuit every night, which puts you on this side at 1:30. so why don't you tell us why you changed the route that night, hmm? frank, when it comes to murder, it doesn't matter whether you killed her or not... megan: not if you were the one who let her killer in that night. is that what happened? my mother died without a penny. and she was buried a wiyana. and then... some piece of paper changed all of that.
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he told... he told me if i helped him get the skull, he'd place my mother's name back on the tribal rolls. and she'd be who she was again. ...and the dividends per share... agents... i understand you found the man who attacked chief clearwater's wife. yes, we did. we also found jennifer abernathy's murderer. hill's confessed? hill didn't kill her. i don't understand. do you want to tell him about it, mr. clearwater? you're not serious. this is our chief. i've known this man my whole life. he'd never harm anyone. but you did harm someone, didn't you? you make a mistake, then you spend every waking hour tracing back all the decisions that got you there.
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but why, james? because it had to stop. you're running this tribe like it was a corporation. we have a responsibility to do what's best. best? best for who? who are you to decide that a person's heritage wasn't his own? until that casino was built, we were all one people. no one cared how far back a bloodline went. only that skull holds a truth that even you're afraid of. and knowing i have it... well, suddenly that forces you to stop. where is the skull? it's at rest. in a place known only to myself. for now. david: james clearwater, you are under arrest
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for the murder of jennifer abernathy. this way. it's sure ironic, isn't it, that an ancient skull could have such significance for people today. that a man could matter so much to so many. what about him? what was his name? how did he die on a hillside 10,000 years ago? yeah, did his family wonder what happened? did anyone cry for him? real faith cannot transcend knowledge. it has to adapt to it and embrace it. and bones...
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they don't make the man. and they sure don't make the soul. don: are you sure about this? i mean, you don't have to do it. yeah, we didn't mean to push you to do anything. you didn't push me. i just realized that what i was really trying to keep had nothing to do with what was in these boxes. somehow, i just got it in my head that giving your mother's things away meant something was coming to an end. you know, like a sign that she didn't matter anymore. but i'll tell you something... snapping at the two of you did matter to me. it would've mattered to her. yeah, it's all right, dad. it's all right. you know, we, uh... well, we're not really a group hug kinda family, but... yeah, no kidding. that's where a daughter would've come in handy. wait, maybe when you come back,
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we should just sit down and talk. just the three of us. what do you think? you want us to come with you, dad? no! i mean, i have to do this myself. ( engine starting ) ( rock song playing ) we really gonna talk? i brought a six-pack. if things go south, we can just watch the game. you want to laugh? that last box of stuff that dad packed into his car was my stuff. no way. oh, no. i didn't have the heart to tell him. hey, you know, i don't have a problem with hugging. i mean, i don't. i don't have a problem with hugging, either. get away from me! captioning sponsored by paramount network television and cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org
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