1:21:00
This afternoon. Why?
1:21:04
I don't think you're crazy at all.
I don't know why he would dismiss it.
1:21:09
- You actually saw this tattoo?
- Yes, l saw it. On a man.
1:21:13
I've heard of serial killers
who hunt together.
1:21:16
Classic mentor and disciple syndrome.
1:21:18
So we're looking for the disciple?
Who could it be?
1:21:21
- I don't know.
- You're a psychiatrist.
1:21:24
What kind of guy
would this have to be?
1:21:27
Okay.
1:21:29
He would have to be someone
who grew up in a household...
1:21:35
...that had an absent father.
1:21:37
He developed...
1:21:39
...an obsessive, over-dependent
relationship with his mother...
1:21:42
...which then turned into some
inappropriate sexual attraction.
1:21:46
He probably even got off
torturing little animals as a kid.
1:21:52
And as a man he is totally confused
about his sexuality.
1:21:57
That's who he is.
1:22:00
Man, that's screwed up.
1:22:05
But a guy like that could seem
smart and normal, right?
1:22:08
Yeah, they usually do. Yeah.
1:22:10
Look, Miranda,
l don't wanna scare you...
1:22:13
...but if there is a second killer
out there...
1:22:15
...he is frantically trying
to cover his trail.
1:22:18
You're a big threat to this guy.
Who knows how much more you know?
1:22:22
I don't know anything else.
1:22:24
You saw the tattoo,
found the girl at the barn.
1:22:26
Yeah, but l found all that by instinct.
1:22:28
This guy is facing the electric chair.
1:22:31
He doesn't have the luxury
of believing in instinct or ghosts.
1:22:34
He's gotta believe that Doug
confessed to you what he was doing.
1:22:39
But he didn't confess.
1:22:41
Maybe he didn't spill it out loud, but...
1:22:44
Well, you know, you're a psychiatrist.
1:22:48
There's a lot of ways to confess.
1:22:51
I'm Just trying to put myself
in this guy's place.
1:22:58
Then why didn't he go back
to Willow Creek?