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Well, we can't
put it back in his room.

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I mean, that would be

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Like we're condoning him
having premarital sex.

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Bree, let me
put this another way.

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Do you want
to become a grandmother?

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Yes, Bree believed
in old-fashioned values.

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But she also believed...

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it was better to be safe

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than sorry.

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Each new morning
in suburbia brings with it

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a new set of lies.

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Little white lies,
told not to hurt...

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Morning, Mrs. Petchel.
you look lovely today.

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But to make life
more pleasant,

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they tell these lies
to protect themselves

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and their reputations.

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Oh, for god's sake.
this is unbelievable.

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That's the last time
I do my banking online.

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Of course, every now and then,
the day arrives

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When someone finally decides
to tell the truth.

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He was shot?

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How could you
not tell us about this?

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He was embarrassed.
he said it was an accident.

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Oh, don't look at me like that.
accidents happen.

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We know
that you want to trust Mike,

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but he had a dead woman's
jewelry in his garage.

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Now, did he?
we don't know that for sure.

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All we know

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is that Lynette's kids
turned up with it.

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So what are you saying,
that the twins murdered Martha?

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Well, I wouldn't
put it past them.

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I'm saying that
that is about as likely

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as Mike having done it.

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He's a good guy.
I know him.

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I mean, he's --
he's Mike.

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Honestly, I don't think
Mike did it, either,

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But if we don't call,

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we're guilty
of withholding evidence.

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Well, you know what?
if he is innocent,

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this should be
a simple matter to clear up.

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But we will do
whatever you want us to do.

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Okay, call.

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So shall I just dial 911?

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Well, it's not really an emergency.
There was a murder.

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Well, not recently, and I prefer
not to tie up the line.

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Will you just call?

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Hey.