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The episode begins with a chilling encounter between a couple, Marissa and Trevor, and a masked man and a seemingly injured man. This sets the stage for the main story, which focuses on the disappearance of Johnny Altinger, an oilfield worker in Edmonton, Alberta. Detective Bill Clark investigates the case, initially believing it to be routine. However, a series of emails from Johnny, claiming to be on vacation in Costa Rica with a new love, raise suspicions. The investigation leads detectives to a garage rented by Mark Twitchell, a local filmmaker, who was using it as a soundstage for his short film. The garage is connected to Johnny's disappearance through a series of emails, but Twitchell claims to have no knowledge of Johnny or the woman named Jen. Further investigation reveals that Twitchell had sold his red car to a stranger, which is later found to belong to Johnny Altinger. This leads to a second interview with Twitchell, where his seemingly cooperative demeanor and story about selling the car raise further suspicions. As the investigation deepens, detectives uncover more details about Twitchell's life and filmmaking projects, including his fascination with serial killers. The episode ends with a cliffhanger, leaving the audience to wonder about the true nature of Twitchell's involvement in Johnny Altinger's disappearance.

Outlines

00:00:00

A Terrifying Encounter and the Disappearance of Johnny Altinger

The episode begins with a chilling encounter between a couple and a masked man and a seemingly injured man. It then shifts to Edmonton, Alberta, where a missing person case involving Johnny Altinger, an oilfield worker, is investigated by veteran homicide detective Bill Clark. The case initially seems routine, but a series of emails from Johnny, claiming to be on vacation in Costa Rica with a new love, raise suspicions.

00:14:40

The Mysterious Emails and the Garage

The investigation into Johnny's disappearance intensifies as detectives uncover a series of emails from him, suggesting he is on vacation in Costa Rica with a woman named Jen. The emails, however, raise more questions than answers, leading detectives to believe something sinister might be at play. The investigation leads detectives to a garage rented by Mark Twitchell, a local filmmaker, who was using it as a soundstage for his short film. The garage is connected to Johnny's disappearance through a series of emails, but Twitchell claims to have no knowledge of Johnny or the woman named Jen.

00:21:33

A Suspicious Encounter and the Red Car

Mark Twitchell's story about selling his red car to a stranger raises further suspicions. The car is later found to belong to Johnny Altinger, adding another layer of mystery to the case. Detectives decide to interview Mark Twitchell again, hoping to gain more information about the red car and his connection to Johnny Altinger. Twitchell's seemingly cooperative demeanor and his story about selling the car to a stranger raise further suspicions.

00:32:19

The Investigation Deepens and the Suspect Emerges

The investigation takes a dramatic turn as detectives uncover more details about Mark Twitchell's life and his filmmaking projects. His story about selling the car to a stranger is scrutinized, and his behavior during the interview raises red flags. Bill Clark, the lead detective, becomes increasingly suspicious of Mark Twitchell's involvement in Johnny Altinger's disappearance. He decides to take a more aggressive approach to the investigation, determined to uncover the truth.

00:33:15

The Man in the Black Mask and the Chilling Revelation

The episode concludes with a chilling revelation about Mark Twitchell's filmmaking projects and his fascination with serial killers. The episode ends with a cliffhanger, leaving the audience to wonder about the true nature of Mark Twitchell's involvement in Johnny Altinger's disappearance.

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Q&A

• What is the initial situation that Marissa and Trevor encounter on their evening walk?

  They encounter a masked man and a seemingly injured man, leaving them unsure if they are being robbed or if the injured man is in genuine need of help.

• What is the missing person case that Detective Bill Clark is assigned to?

  The case involves Johnny Altinger, an oilfield worker who has disappeared and is sending emails claiming to be on vacation in Costa Rica with a new love.

• What is the connection between Johnny Altinger's disappearance and Mark Twitchell's garage?

  Johnny was supposed to meet a woman named Jen at the garage, which was being used as a soundstage for Twitchell's short film.

• What is the significance of the red car found to belong to Johnny Altinger?

  It raises further suspicions about Mark Twitchell's involvement in Johnny's disappearance, as Twitchell had claimed to have sold the car to a stranger.

• What is Detective Bill Clark's approach to the investigation as he becomes increasingly suspicious of Mark Twitchell?

  He decides to take a more aggressive approach, determined to uncover the truth and potentially confront Twitchell directly.

• What is the chilling revelation about Mark Twitchell's filmmaking projects and his fascination with serial killers?

  The episode ends with a hint that Twitchell's filmmaking projects may be inspired by his fascination with serial killers, leaving the audience to wonder about his true intentions.

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