Keith Morrison

Yeah, it just... I mean, and it's catnip, you know.

Kenny denied it, too.

And Cece said she believed Sante, to a point.

Rhonda was inside for a while, saw Sante try to groom Kent, and then succeed with Kenny.

Yes, and this whole so-called incestuous thing, whether it happened or not, it didn't really matter.

They were always like that together.

I mean, it's the codependency that matters.

So a new question now.

Kenny was behind bars, separated from his mother for the first time in years.

What would Sante's son do, left to his own devices?

The moment of reckoning had arrived.

The trial of Sansei and Kenny Kimes for murdering Irene Silverman began in a Manhattan courthouse.

It was a tricky case in a way.

No body and no DNA or other physical evidence to tie mother and son to the crime.

But Detective Hovigin was feeling as confident as he could be.

The motive was pure cold-blooded greed, said the prosecution.

Sante wanted that townhouse, and so they killed Irene.

And Sante pretended to be Irene, duping a notary into approving the legal documents to steal the house.

They got the notary to come in.

The notary testified to that, but where was the deed now?