Speaker 1: Solve Presents Amnesia, Part two? Where am I? You're back?
Speaker 1: Where you belong? How we've missed you? Cassandra? Why do
Speaker 1: you keep calling me that that's your name? Cassandra, You're
Speaker 1: understandably confused. I've seen on the news that you've lost
Speaker 1: your memory the news, yes, and it seems like you're
Speaker 1: wanted by the police. But don't worry. You're safe here.
Speaker 1: Where is here? What is this place? Come, let's go
Speaker 1: for a walk. I'll explain everything You've lived here in
Speaker 1: the desert. I don't care for the city. It vibrates
Speaker 1: too much negative energy. Yet we're still enough to go
Speaker 1: into town to business. Okay, look, I am freaking out, man.
Speaker 1: Will you just tell me because you seem to know
Speaker 1: who am i? York. Cassandra dumis senior vice president of
Speaker 1: the Pickott Success Institute, And that's you, Biquet DuPont. We've
Speaker 1: worked together for years. Cassandra, you are the most successful
Speaker 1: recruiter of the Institute has ever had. Recruiter. Who do
Speaker 1: I recruit people who need help gaining control of their lives.
Speaker 1: That's where the system comes in. What system I've devised?
Speaker 1: The system, which, if used correctly, allows people to attract
Speaker 1: anything they desire into their life. Okay, this sounds familiar.
Speaker 1: It's it's one of those new ag pyramid schemes. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's hardly a scheme and it's not new age. It's
Speaker 1: all based on science. A system is derived from semantics,
Speaker 1: the study of visible sound and vibration. And how does
Speaker 1: this system work? When you study semantics, which you have,
Speaker 1: you learned that every time you think, every time you feel,
Speaker 1: the cells in your body vibrate and send out the
Speaker 1: sound that's imperceptible to the human ear but resonates all
Speaker 1: of the energy around you to that sound. A low
Speaker 1: frequency sound attracts low frequency circumstances poverty, despair, heartbreak. The
Speaker 1: high frequency sound attracts high frequency circumstances, wealth, happiness, love.
Speaker 1: So you teach people how to vibrate better. We teach them.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Sandra, if you could only remember how you
Speaker 1: wear my star pupil look back at no offense. But
Speaker 1: I can't imagine ever getting involved in something like this.
Speaker 1: I'm a doctor, so I don't think I get involved
Speaker 1: in something so hokey. Well, of course, it was the
Speaker 1: institute that bestowed you with an honorary doctorate. In vibrational studies.
Speaker 1: Are you telling me I'm not a real doctor that
Speaker 1: when Rainbow said I was her doctor? Her mentor out.
Speaker 1: Poor Rainbows, such a lost soul. She runs off from
Speaker 1: time to time, talking mostly nonsense. Do you know where
Speaker 1: she is? It's long past time for her to come home. No,
Speaker 1: when I went back to see her, she was gone.
Speaker 1: Uh huh a shame ah silly. Hello Beckets, isn't it
Speaker 1: a beautiful day? Even more so now that Dr Loomis
Speaker 1: is home. Hello Cassandra, welcome home. You're the girl from
Speaker 1: the bar. Yes, I apologize for the deception Earlier Beckett
Speaker 1: said it would be better if you opted in organically,
Speaker 1: But the universe found it fit to bring dear Cassandra
Speaker 1: to us, albeit on the conference center floor. I know
Speaker 1: she's see her. I'll take care of us. Excuse me
Speaker 1: for a moment, Cassandra, dilly. Under no circumstances is Cassandra
Speaker 1: to talked to her? Come, Cassandra, help me set the
Speaker 1: table for dinner. Who's that girl making all the noise?
Speaker 1: Oh that's just Alice. She'll be sent on her way. Alice,
Speaker 1: who we shouldn't speak her name humor, The woman who
Speaker 1: lost her mind, Alice Wheeler, And what's Alice's problem? We
Speaker 1: don't talk about problematic individuals here. Sorry, So who's coming
Speaker 1: for dinner? Just us? Everyone that lives here. You live
Speaker 1: here too, so do you, Cassandra and a couple dozen others.
Speaker 1: I'm confused. I thought Beckett just sold his sound energy
Speaker 1: system thing and had conferences. Yes, of course, for those
Speaker 1: who are truly committed, you can move onto the compound
Speaker 1: to be closer to Beckett. How much does that cost you?
Speaker 1: When you live here? You don't need any money. Beckett
Speaker 1: takes care of us, so you gave him all of
Speaker 1: your money. He can do much more good with it
Speaker 1: than I ever could. Becket's a genius, a prophet. Really, yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like a swell guy. He takes such good
Speaker 1: care of us. And if you're really good, he'll give
Speaker 1: you treats. What kind of treats? Whatever you're into ayahuasca?
Speaker 1: Benzo's harder stuff so that it keeps everyone doped up.
Speaker 1: I guess that explains the state I found Rainbow in.
Speaker 1: How is everything coming? We're almost ready? Excellent? We should
Speaker 1: really get you calibrated before dinner. Why don't you come
Speaker 1: with me to my office calibrated. You're so lucky. I
Speaker 1: remember my first calibration. Please have a seat. This device
Speaker 1: will measure the frequency that yourself are vibrating at. It
Speaker 1: tells us what kind of energy you're putting out into
Speaker 1: the world. I've done this before. Oh yes, the first
Speaker 1: step when joining the institute. It establishes a baseline from
Speaker 1: which we can monitor your progress as your advancer of
Speaker 1: a system. Please give me your answer. Oh, what is that?
Speaker 1: This is a very low frequency. Well, low frequency means
Speaker 1: low vibrations. And since what you put out is what
Speaker 1: you bring in, you're attracting all kinds of negativity into
Speaker 1: your life. Well, it has been a rough couple days.
Speaker 1: I look at you today and and I see the
Speaker 1: same thing I saw when we first met three years ago,
Speaker 1: a star. If you use our system to improve your vibrations,
Speaker 1: increase your frequency, there is nothing you can't accomplish. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's quite a pitch. You can see why people buy
Speaker 1: into this. You yourself have used this system to great success.
Speaker 1: You can do it again. But first we have to
Speaker 1: establish your range. This is a pretty low frequency, but
Speaker 1: we have to know what your floor is, Okay, and
Speaker 1: how do we do that? Recall a low moment in
Speaker 1: your life when you did something horrible well as fun
Speaker 1: as that trip down memory lane sounds. As you know,
Speaker 1: I have no memory, so I can't really you may
Speaker 1: not be able to remember it, but you can feel
Speaker 1: it guilt, Shane, can you find that feeling for me?
Speaker 1: I guess I can try. Yes. Oh, yes, we're getting there. Now.
Speaker 1: Let's see if this feeling can lead to unlocking those memories.
Speaker 1: What did you do? I don't know. I feel bad,
Speaker 1: but I don't know why. What did you do? Cassandra?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Is it did I? Yes? Your kogat
Speaker 1: mad who who was? He? So called journalist writing a
Speaker 1: hit piece on the Institute, on our life's work. He
Speaker 1: was going to completely compromise the system. He was a
Speaker 1: problematic individual, Yes, exactly, And you, doctor Cassandra Loomis, are
Speaker 1: problems over No, No, this is I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 1: You would do anything for the Institute, not to mention
Speaker 1: that you yourself could have very well ended up in
Speaker 1: jail this story was published. If this makes any sense,
Speaker 1: We believe a reporter had something that belonged to us,
Speaker 1: something which in the wrong hands would be like opening
Speaker 1: Pandora's box and destroy if this organization, despite all the sacrifices,
Speaker 1: can we take a break, please, thank Etceter. Something was
Speaker 1: stolen from us? Where is it? I wouldn't get out
Speaker 1: of here? Of course? You welcome to come and go
Speaker 1: as you please, and we can have somebody take you
Speaker 1: into town. But where will you go? Hey? You can't
Speaker 1: lock that We're open. They know I'm here. I have
Speaker 1: to be quick. Who knows you're here? Miles? I am
Speaker 1: in deep ship here. I can't go to the police.
Speaker 1: Rainbow's gone. You covered for me when that detective came
Speaker 1: in here, so I know I can trust you, right,
Speaker 1: You're the only person I can trust. Yeah? Yeah, of
Speaker 1: course what can I do to help? Ever? Here's something
Speaker 1: called the Beckett Success Institute. Um, yeah, actually that would
Speaker 1: be annoying. Person on Facebook post about it. It's some
Speaker 1: kind of pyramid scheme Facebook, right, I need to see
Speaker 1: your phone? Okay, what are you looking for? I was
Speaker 1: at this Beckett guy's weird desert commune and a girl
Speaker 1: showed up and I think she was looking for me.
Speaker 1: Name's Alice Wheeler. Mm hmm. There's a few Alice Wheelers.
Speaker 1: Do you recognize any of them, Yes, her, maybe she
Speaker 1: can help me make sense of what I heard today.
Speaker 1: I'm sending our message Ellis. This is going to sound
Speaker 1: really weird, but my name is Cassandra Loomas and I
Speaker 1: recently lost my memory. I think you and I know
Speaker 1: each other. Can you message me on myles account as
Speaker 1: soon as you get this? Your name's Cassandra. So they say,
Speaker 1: what do these people want with you? Apparently I was
Speaker 1: a member one of those annoying people on your Facebook. Hey,
Speaker 1: let's see if Cassandra Loomas has a Facebook page. Here,
Speaker 1: this is you, I want to usc apparently, because that's
Speaker 1: good to know. Only two more spots remaining for this
Speaker 1: weekend's conference. Register with me now and find out how
Speaker 1: the Beckett's Sematic system can change your life. They're all
Speaker 1: like this, So you're not a doctor doctor of good vibes? Apparently,
Speaker 1: where are they able to tell anything else? Like what
Speaker 1: happened with that dead guy? Of the message from Alice,
Speaker 1: she wants to meet Thanks for the ride. Sure you
Speaker 1: don't want me to come in with you, I'll be fine. Listen,
Speaker 1: If you're not back at the bar by midnight, I'm
Speaker 1: calling the police. Got it? Got it? And thanks, good luck.
Speaker 1: Hi Alice, Wow, you really don't remember me? Do you?
Speaker 1: Don't take it personally? It's just brain damage. Who are you, Cassandra?
Speaker 1: We've been best friends since second grade. It is so
Speaker 1: good to see you. I'm sorry I don't remember you,
Speaker 1: but I can't tell you how good it feels to
Speaker 1: meet an actual friend right now, Babe, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling? Confused? Just really fucking confused and
Speaker 1: freaked out? Alice? I need your help. Four nights ago?
Speaker 1: Did I tell you where I was going, who I
Speaker 1: was with, cass I haven't heard from you in years,
Speaker 1: ever since you joined that cult. It is a cult, right,
Speaker 1: I have read all about them. It's a pyramid scheme
Speaker 1: with Beckett at the top. He brainwashes all of his
Speaker 1: followers into undying loyalty and labels any friends and family
Speaker 1: who show concern problematic individuals, makes you cut them off.
Speaker 1: Then what were you doing at the commune earlier? I
Speaker 1: saw a police catch on the news your face. I
Speaker 1: knew that Beckett had finally gone too far. That was
Speaker 1: my sorry as rescue attempt, Alice. I'm so sorry. I
Speaker 1: don't remember cutting you off, don't it None of this
Speaker 1: is your fault. I thought I knew who I was.
Speaker 1: I felt that I was a good person, But I
Speaker 1: was a part of this called I scammed people. It's
Speaker 1: not who you were that matters, it's what you do now, Alice,
Speaker 1: you don't understand I killed someone? Do you know that?
Speaker 1: Or is that just what Beckett told you? It's what
Speaker 1: Beckett told me. Look that guy, listen to me, the
Speaker 1: Cassandra Loomas I know, could never kill anybody. Really, then
Speaker 1: what happened that night? Did Beckett give you any clues?
Speaker 1: He said the dead guy was a reporter who took
Speaker 1: something from him, something that could destroy the institute. Called
Speaker 1: it Pandora's box. You know what, I'll bet it's the recordings?
Speaker 1: What recordings? I watched this documentary on the Beckett Institute
Speaker 1: where former members talked about how they had to confess
Speaker 1: their darkest secrets as part of their initiation calibration, that's
Speaker 1: what he called it. Apparently he secretly recorded all those
Speaker 1: sessions and kept them as blackmail so people wouldn't speak
Speaker 1: out against the institute. Hey, you don't think you know
Speaker 1: where those recordings are? Do you? They could be the
Speaker 1: key to bringing Backett down. I don't know. Maybe I
Speaker 1: keep trying to remember even a flash of something, but
Speaker 1: it's all just dark. I have an idea, my grandpa's
Speaker 1: pocket watch. Do the trick. You really learned how to
Speaker 1: hypnotize people from a YouTube video? You got a better idea?
Speaker 1: I suppose, not right. Just follow the watch with your eyes,
Speaker 1: keep your focus only on the watch left, right, left, Eat,
Speaker 1: he's still with me? Yes, Okay. Now I want you
Speaker 1: to think about where you were the night of the murder.
Speaker 1: A parking garage. I don't know where, but can you
Speaker 1: picture yourself there? Yeah? Actually, yeah, yeah, I can see it. Great.
Speaker 1: Now what are you doing? Um? I'm talking to someone
Speaker 1: the reporter? Yeah, I think, So what are you saying?
Speaker 1: I can't hear. Everything's muffled and in the shadows. There's
Speaker 1: someone else in the garage. They just locked their car
Speaker 1: or something. Who can Sandra? Who's there? I turned around
Speaker 1: to see who it is. I can't make out who
Speaker 1: it is. It's still too foggy. Okay, let's think whoever
Speaker 1: it is. They're much is there to kill someone? They
Speaker 1: want something? Does the reporter have it? Do you? I
Speaker 1: don't know, I don't know. Everything's blurry. I can't really
Speaker 1: tell what's going on. Maybe you have something in your hands?
Speaker 1: Is there anything in them? I do have something in
Speaker 1: my hand? What is it? A gun? It was me?
Speaker 1: I shot him. Cassandra Loomis was played by Katie McClellan.
Speaker 1: Detective Knox by Darren Cooper, Beck At DuPont by a
Speaker 1: French Swonka, Terry, Rainbow by Brianna Kennedy, Miles by Chris Gardner,
Speaker 1: Alice by Laura face Smith, Tilly by Adalie Holp McDonald,
Speaker 1: Daniel by Frank Cappello. This episode of Solve was written
Speaker 1: and directed by Corey Serge. Story by Corey Surge and
Speaker 1: Peter Barnes. Directed by Corey Serge, Executive produced by Corey Serge,
Speaker 1: Executive produced by Walt Palmer and Sterling Barnett. Casting by
Speaker 1: Daisy Laura. Audio production and post production by Salt Audio
Speaker 1: production manager Liz LeMay. Recording engineers Hope Brush and John Schmidt.
Speaker 1: Original music and score by Nathan Turchon, Edited and mixed
Speaker 1: by Zach Jurich, Assistant editor Hope Brush. Sound designed by
Speaker 1: Jasper van Dyke. Script supervisor Marilyn Miller