Harvey Guillén

But for some reason, Joe cares more about his frat brother's trust than he does about other people's lives.

So he tells his inner circle and just like Jim predicted,

One of them talks.

It's one of the May brothers.

He goes to the police and then steals every piece of paper in the BBC office that has his name on it.

When Joe finds out about the missing documents, he goes berserk.

He suspects it could be the Mays, so he breaks into their house and plays the messages on their answering machine.

And one is from the Beverly Hills Police.

So his suspicions are confirmed.

And that leads to a meeting where Joe pitches killing the May twins, which turns into an actual plan to murder by finding them on a highway and driving a large weighted truck into their car.

And this is a plan that he actually puts into action.

Joe has the maze hunted down by truck, motorcycle, and plane.

Luckily for the twins, he never finds them.

But by July, the BBC is planning something that's quite possibly even crazier.

The idea is first suggested by Ben.

If Dean is Joe's number one, Ben's his number two.

And Ben says he knows the son of an Iranian millionaire.

The guy used to be a high-ranking official in the Shah of Iran's government, but he now lives in LA and his son hates him.

In fact, Ben says the son hates his father so much that he might help the BBC kidnap him.

and force him to sign over all his assets to them, which are worth more than $30 million.