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That's very kind.
We're not gonna be here for that much longer.
Howdy.
Sheriff Robert Brogden.
Nice to make your acquaintance.
What can I do for you?
Well, me and deputy Fenway here
an old El Camino,
blue, metallic.
Don't suppose y'all know something about it?
Sorry. We, --
we just arrived from out of town.
Excuse me.
Of course.
Yeah, sometimes kids'll take a car out for a joy ride
and then dump it in the fields.
I wish I could help, but I haven't seen it.
You don't mind if we look around the property, do you?
No, not at all.
You get them pictures?
Yeah.
What exactly are you up to, boss?
Just keep your eyes and ears open, Earl.
My daddy always taught me to check
where you least expect to find anything.
What about that barn?
What are you doing?
We cannot afford to let that hillbilly arrest us.
You're crazy.
Honey?
Bob? What are you doing
bothering these nice young people?
Not bothering a soul.
Ha ha. You need a search warrant
to search people's property.
What would I do without you, little bro?
I've enjoyed about as much of this as I can stand.
Earl.
I'm so sorry about my overzealous brother.
He's, been like that since we were kids.
Brothers?
- Yeah.
- I had no idea.
Robert Brogden, sr.,
our daddy,
was sheriff for two decades
before him. Heh heh heh.
Is that right?
He's just a little bit unsettled
because there's been a rash of crime lately.
And, Tremo's a small town.
Drunk teenagers 'bout the worst thing we get.
Anyway--
there's been a little hiccup in your case.
A hiccup?
Somebody has filed an injunction.
An--an injunction?
Who?
I don't know.
Some guy's claiming he's Niles' son.
I don't get it.
Doesn't the will leave everything to me?
Yes, it does.
However, if Niles didn't know he had a son
and then suddenly he found out about this son
and if this son could somehow prove
that Niles was in the middle of...
Changing his will to include his son,
well, that wouldn't be good.
However, if we could prove that
while Niles knew he had this son,
he still wasn't gonna leave him nothin'...
That would be better.
Would you excuse me for a second?
Sure.
Thanks.
What's this?
I found this a few days ago.
This is very telling.
I'm glad you showed this to me.
This will definitely help your case.
But you still gonna need something more.
More?
This isn't his letter.
What you need is something written by him,
that says all of his estate goes to Ellen,
despite any other claims.
What...
What are the odds of finding that?
You know what?
There's no reason to get...
Too concerned.
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