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yeah brother just pulled up of the 21 show derail reference to the vehicle end and Henry Sullivan's in
residence she supposed to be in the house but not in his office like ever [Music]
this was done how many legs okay affected Martinez Counsell comes at a few questions for you somewhere we can
talk in private [Music] [Music] the work here what's okay as we have five years now
got a call from talking friends [Music] I got all day that's what I say told me I receive a
call today [Music] Byron or in it at work and what people today and he if I have
[Music] and then talk to him when's the last time you can solve our place in stalking him when they hit
the last day the lesson so bad the last time I my mom I'm I'm here from 4 a.m. twelve-thirty
[Music] I go home I do the math let's shower and then come back to our old screen
that's when [Music] so he hasn't Oh No make sure you don't have a missed call are you like most people you check your
phone a lot oh no yeah I have my phone with me okay miss Osen in Italy your girl is why okay very back we have a
warrant I need I need excuse me I need to talk to my call I'm having a bad medical problem yeah I'll bet your folks
[Music] plus my six citizen

On July 23, 2015, detectives with the Montgomery County Texas Constable's Office arrive at the Houston gym owned by Ramon Sosa and his wife, Lulu, to arrest Lulu on suspicion of plotting her husband's death.

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Brief Summary

Police officers discuss an investigation involving Henry Sullivan and the pressures of their work.

Key points

A Call for Privacy. Martinez Counsell seeks a private conversation, hinting at underlying tension.
A Bad Medical Problem. A character reveals they are having a serious medical issue.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

I got all day.

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