Jonathan Hirsch

So the shooter and the getaway driver are arrested.

Yeah.

And meanwhile, while all of this is sort of being sorted out by investigators, six months after the murder, the father and son are trying to have some kind of a normal life.

Yeah, I don't really know how anything goes back to normal after that, but... Right, but they're still sort of in their minds in this kind of grieving process, right?

He doesn't know much about what the cops are gathering in the case against Bart.

And he doesn't really think that his son is a mastermind behind a criminal conspiracy to have his family slaughtered.

It just doesn't even enter his consciousness that that would be what is going on.

Then something does happen, though, that starts to open him up to the truth.

So one night Bart is going out dancing with his girlfriend and he never comes home.

Yeah.

Kent wakes up in the morning and discovers that $7,000 in cash is missing along with his son and he has no idea where he is.

Yeah, I mean, that's when the tables kind of start to turn for him, right?

Exactly.

His son, who had troubles with the law in the past when he was younger, had had ups and downs along the way, had lied about graduating for college.

Maybe he had something to do with this.

Right, yeah.

They just let this culprit slip through their fingers while they were developing the case.

So the hunt is on.

He did.

He abandoned his SUV at an airport parking lot and he crossed into Mexico, disappeared into one of the small border towns.