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If Sarah could get past her hatred of her ex-husband, she may have some peace. When the child services people come (probably sent by the ex-) to her motel room and investigate, she and Jack run. The fact of the matter is that she does care more about the case than her son. She is driven, almost Ahab-like in her pursuit. All signs about Rosie are connected to the casino. When Sarah goes where she is forbidden, she is given one warning from the tribal leader. Holder, on the other hand, isn't so lucky. He is taken out and beaten, much like the school teacher was. There is no law to protect him because he is on tribal land. It is obvious these folks are up to something. The tribal leader already has a reputation for taking money that was supposed to go to the tribe. Richmond tries to enlist Stan in a press conference to take the heat off for his being branded Rosie's murderer. He goes off script and rails at the press. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. The campaign team seems pleased.

Terry got kicked out of the house when Rosie's father found out her relationship with Jasper's father. There's something about the tenth floor at the casino. The totem poles in the woods and all seem really eerie. Linden might lose his son's custody. Tribal officers arrested Holder and a Native American girl working at the casino wants to help them.