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The shopgirl doesn't recognize Caroline, but recalls selling the exact outfit that Caroline was wearing when her body was found. She sold the outfit three days ago to some guy that talked to himself endlessly. She describes the buyer as a fat white guy. He paid cash, but had to go use an ATM when he ran short. He was only gone for 20 minutes, so he must have used a nearby ATM.
Cassady brings in security photos from all the local
{{quote|"Never email when you're screwin' around with somebody that's married."|Ed Green}}
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The singer, Rich, protests that he doesn't know Elam. He just used the B-Friends page to promote his band; Elam showed up one day and picked a fight, screaming about being the Messiah. When the cops question him more, Rich yells that everyone thinks he's the killer because he has the same name and he's in a death metal group. He tries to leave.
{{quote|"Get your ass back here."
Green threatens to shut down his show unless Rich knows the name of someone that does know Elam. Rich gives a nickname -- Vic Vodka, a big name fan on B-Friends. Vodka asks Rich to give tickets to certain people; he got a ticket for Elam.
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{{quote|"Look, I'd love to help, yo, but now ain't exactly a good time for Vic. Feel me?"
"Feel this!"|Carl 'Vic Vodka' Barlow and Ed Green}}
Green shoves Barlow against a wall. Barlow protests that he barely knows Elam and that Elam recently told him that (via a new email address) he was going off the grid and heading to Canada, so Barlow can't even get in touch with him anymore. Elam sent that last email only half an hour ago. Green demands the new email address, and orders Barlow's dates to go home.
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