Abandoned Baby Found in Duffel Bag | Chicago P.D.

[@andyt2k]

"You have to be warm to be dead" Very true, the rule is you're not dead until you're warm and dead, people get pulled out of frozen lakes and survive despite looking like they died days ago

[@aprilchow-chee5281]

I honestly didn't know that wow

[@Urfave]

I’m 3rd year student Nurse and work as HCA (healthcare assistant) so I have dealt with lots of deaths as well as people dying while holding their hand. People temperature drops as they dying. Whenever I did last offices (wrapping body) I would feel the body being very cold. Maybe after a few hours the body gets warm which is why they put it in freezers but not as they dying so I would do more research rather than going off a show

[@andyt2k]

@@Urfave I'm not going off the show, it's pretty well known that sure the body goes cold when you die, but if you are out in the cold or fall in cold water you can appear dead while still being alive, there's tonnes of research papers on it, studies, case history etc

[@dorika85]

@@Urfave I think what dr Maning ment was what followed after. The cold preserved some functions so the baby survived. If she was warm she would probably die of hypothermia. (correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not a med) There was a case where I live: A boy, aged 2.5 managed to get out of home at night, walked in minus degrees for a few hours wearing only his pjs. He was found unconcious with body temperature of 12 celcius (36,6 is the norm). It was few years ago. They put him in a coma, he was out for a month or so, they said that his brain coud've been severly damaged. Now a healthly boy, no brain damage. He's 10 now.

[@justv5136]

@@aprilchow-chee5281 when you get exposed to cold your brain will slow down your bodily functions; to preserve energy in order to keep you alive for as long as possible

[@hellizaw.b3053]

In case youre interested in the rest: After the biological father identifies Tana, the birth mother, chicago PD tracks the family down and they are greeted by Tana’s family, which inform the police she has moved overseas. They say due to being orthodox jews they couldnt deal with the scandal so they arranged for her to drop out of high school and found a midwife to help Tana through pregnancy and delivery in secrecy. The midwife also managed to find another family who really wanted a baby and were willing to take the baby in no-questions-asked. Chicago PD finds the midwife which then confirms the story and gives out the adoptive family’s info. They get a warrant to search The adoptive family’s home, but they claim to have never gotten the baby in the first place, that the midwife never gave them the baby. Police looks into the midwife and finds out she received 20k the day of Tanas birth. Upon questioning the midwife refuses the claims of never giving the baby to the adoptive parents and says the 20k came from Tanas Family. 10k for the secret home-birth and 10k in hushmoney/blackmailing (since she is an illegal immigrant and also unlicensed). She gets booked. Tana comes back and says she didnt have a choice in giving the baby up for adoption since her parents threatened to exclude her forever, after showing compassion she is ruled out as a suspect. After running a background check on the adoptive family once more they find out the dad used to work at the place which gave away the duffel bags the baby was found in. This time around they are not home when the house comes to be searched by police again. They flag them down at a gas station and the man admits to the crime. The dad claims to have gotten drunk and by his sons requests, who is obsessed with space, takes him and the baby at 2 AM to see the lunar eclipse, but then he falls asleep and once he wakes up the baby is unresponsive. Both parents get arrested, at one point while one of the detectives was taking care of the adoptive family’s older child, the little boy tells him he woke up at 2am by himself and took the baby outside to see the eclipse with him without his parents knowledge. The dad is questioned and denies the story trying to protect his son from the accident the boy caused. Tana’s mother is arrested for kidnapping since she gave the baby illegally away, the midwife is deported, Tana gets to meet her baby for the first time at the hospital (the baby survived) and decides to keep her and fight in court for her. What happened to the adoptive parents is unclear.

[@maiyanevill2602]

your a star

[@Evanarix]

Thank you ❤️ I hope your internet is never slow.

[@zahralovespopcorn]

thankyou so much, have a great day omg

[@Willowy13]

The baby survived 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I know it is a tv show but I still didn't want he/she to die.

[@miravelmejia1438]

Thank u so much..im glad i read the comments..

[@niapolong]

It's a horrible crime but i can't stand seeing that guy manhandled like that. Just because his DNA matches the baby's, doesn't mean he's the one who did this. Why sarge gotta choke him like that

[@joemcconnell2674]

It's a cop show. All acting! All actors.

[@SaltedOni]

@@nekomeow6278 who hurt you as a child :D

[@SjofnBM1989]

Because he does that to everyone

[@nekomeow6278]

@@SaltedOni Hahas I don't need to be an American or live in America to know what America does to its own citizens. In fact I live in Asia, in my country police brutality don't exist, low crime rate too.

[@chinenyenwamecha4876]

Not everyone that looks guilty is actually guilty

[@rachelcookie321]

How was that guy able to instantly remember whatever happened 10 months ago? I would of been sat there looking through my photos on my phone trying to jog my memory.

[@alexanderelderhorst2107]

Especially after him being high that night. I mean fear can be a seriously strong influence that can jog a persons memory, but that's impressive.

[@TheKaffeeBonbon]

Maybe he doesn’t sleep with a different woman every day. And it was at a festival, not at a coffee shop. An occasion that keeps a place in your memory for a longer time. I think in this case its not that unplausible.

[@rachelcookie321]

@@TheKaffeeBonbon I would still be unable to remember. I’ve been on fun holidays that are probably just as memorable but I wouldn’t be able to go “uh yep, 10 months ago, I went on a weekend trip.” The guy obviously has slept with a few women otherwise based on the conversation before that point.

[@KatonNeko]

In his defense, the will to live is a hell of a motivator.

[@n1ghtrxse]

Fr same

[@nycot107]

Voight's face when he touched the bag was like "That does NOT feel like a bomb"

[@thomasplouffe1363]

If I got taken in to questing saying a potential dead baby is mine? I would be sobbing

[@LauRoot892]

Thomas

[@LordDarthNintendoe]

I love how when it comes to kids and babies Hank care more than he cares for his life.

[@thomasplouffe1363]

why voight was so emotional is a sad reason, voights son had a twin sister who tragically died at birth due to some unknown reason, voight had guilt because he felt like it was something caused by him and also because the baby girl went unnamed, something he fully regrets, seeing a beautiful little girl who appears dead tortured his soul in memory of his own baby girl who he never got to hold

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Adopted Home

[@ГалинаКуликова-и4ы]

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[@andeelina4938]

I have a newborn and seeing this made me tear up, i cuddled and kissed my baby so many times 😭😭

[@kachi2782]

And then you had a glass of milk and a steak and thought you were better than the person who does that to a child.

[@MamaVanMeesje]

Same here.. ❤️

[@Anne-xq9yk]

@@kachi2782 sis how can u compare that to literally leaving a kid in a bag

[@kachi2782]

@@Anne-xq9yk Because it is exactly the same thing. What does "sis" stand for ?

[@Anne-xq9yk]

@@kachi2782 It's not even close to the same thing.

[@mariadinadis3784]

I loved how Voight cared for the poor little girl. My heart felt good in happiness ❤️❤️❤️

[@amaccoy]

"Should I call the bomb squad?" "...Maybe" *proceeds to mess with potentially explosive bag*

[@uzesamaX]

Idk how they expect him to know. And what if he doesn't remember? I can't remember what I had to eat yesterday

[@lolodaloco6385]

Ah yes another great depiction of cops not at all braking the law 😂 the way he choked this man out tho like wtf 😬

[@Leleche]

This is a fictional show, not real. If you want a real depiction of a police show, don't watch a completely fictional portrayal of police

[@cunningsmile4166]

I really hope that guy sued them from being falsely accused and assaulted. Bright side. He doesn't have to worry about covering treatments for a while if he wins that case.

[@thetruthseeker6668]

Sergeant's voice is enough for me to confess...... badass good cop

[@chi-hard981]

They always get to the bottom to these type of cases. Love it 💖

[@geman741]

yeah it's a show, there's a scripted resolution lol

[@tshegofatsomabena6029]

I wish it were the same in real life

[@georgejonesthestarseeds77]

It pains me to know that there are people in the world that will definitely do this to their own child

[@elydianemonteiro9686]

Pois é infelizmente fazem MUITO pior matam antes mesmo do bebê completar dois meses ou mais

[@jojikyre5470]

oh thank goodness the baby survived! Poor thing. Watching that scene where shes in the bag was very hard to watch.

[@leonhardeuler675]

It is so unprofessional for the police to start looking through that guys house 4:50. 1. He is probably completely innocent. His constitutional rights are being broken. 2. If they do find something that links him to the baby then that is inadmissable and everything they could find subsequently because of that first find is also inadmissable. They'd never get a conviction but they would get fired for blowing a case. Totally unacceptable. This isn't the 70's.

[@graememacleod4651]

That piece of paper they held up to him at the door was a warrant. They had every legal right to enter and execute a search.

[@leonhardeuler675]

@@graememacleod4651 Hmm, good point. In that case they can do what they like. Seems weird that everyone in the scene then acts like they're breaking the rules.

[@fallenangel_899]

That guy clearly had a warrant. The most unprofessional part is when the cop grabbed the boy from the neck and the other cop did nothing.

[@aveaillium8754]

He was not talking.

[@leonhardeuler675]

@@aveaillium8754 Who's "he"?

[@emilycheshire]

It took me a while to realise Chicaco P.D and E.R are really in the same universe. This makes me happy ngl

[@leonhardeuler675]

2 cops illegally look around his house and then 2 more cops assault someone in their care. I don't care about innocent and guilty. That is totally unacceptable. All 4 need charged immediately.

[@JohnsonTheSecond]

@@lik0639 Yes! what exactly did the guy do to get searched without a warrant and assaulted which may have caused him to give a confession or information under duress

[@JohnsonTheSecond]

@@lik0639 then they can have a TV show about acting this is supposed to be a TV show about police work

[@queenofhearts9100]

If it's out in the open it's fair game. As long as they were allowed in and they don't do more than look they are well within their rights to do a cursory search.

[@miramiraonthewall133]

Are the American police allowed to spontaneously strangle possible suspects? Genuinely asking

[@CaptainIchimaruGin]

Nope. Not American or Law enforcement, but all Interrogation room have a camera that automatically record when the room door is close so if he pull that stunt with the door close he get fired for excessive force.

[@lukemomsen9393]

@@CaptainIchimaruGin that doesn’t stop them lmao

[@joemcconnell2674]

It is only a cop show. Not real. Hank Voight played by Jason Beghe.

[@SjofnBM1989]

@@joemcconnell2674 I'm pretty confident they know it's fictional. They're asking if it's accurate not if it's real.

[@2EKgn16]

Not supposed to, but some have been known to actually murder suspects on camera...and get off.

[@swhp_ah_mc_autism]

Every time I see Al it breaks my heart

[@channelchatterboks8651]

Are you fucking kidding me with the police violence on here? Anybody gonna talk about that? Can we just get them all fired? Abusing suspects does not make you a hero in any situation, not even when the victim is a baby. (BTW, I have no clue how I ended up here I don't even watch this show, lol. :D )

[@katrajernejc4987]

Its from Season 3 ep 20 For those looking 😊

[@dianashi9578]

Omg thank you soo much

[@katrajernejc4987]

@@dianashi9578 np i was looking for it a lot as well

[@katelynnmacmillan346]

Ty

[@Lenawire]

thank you. i was going to ask

[@Lelo.Machaka]

Thank you

[@Nina19525]

Hola. Even though it’s a show , Some women really do this in life .. There are always choices that you can make … I love this actors voice 👍🏼

[@zoeknap9777]

I always say the same, esp when people say oh you dont know what they where going through, maybe but you always have a choice to to the right thing

[@hilaryc3203]

It wasn't the mother who did this though. He was adopted out and it was the natural child of the family who did it, then the father tried to cover it up. Oh, and about his voice - he was in a car accident and damage to his vocal cords was when he was intubated

[@Nina19525]

@@hilaryc3203 Thank you didn’t know he had a accident.

[@hilaryc3203]

@@Nina19525 I know a few people who have been intubated and it's not fun. It's a life saving procedure, so he must have been quite injured for them to need it.

[@amymouselimis5510]

7:40 the way he just gets back to normal acting like he didn’t just choke someone

[@slimmaz_gcf]

When it comes on to children Voight doesn't play I love that 🙂♥️.

[@mariadinadis3784]

Me too ❤️❤️❤️

[@nish663]

The detective should lose his job for assaulting the other person. Absolutely disgraceful

[@alannafountain9892]

It’s acting calm down it’s scripted and he’s not actually hurting him, even if he was actually choking him (not likely bc he’d lose his acting job if it wasn’t mandatory) they train every actor so he’s fine

[@nish663]

@@alannafountain9892 I know that it is acting, genius. I was was talking about how this normalises actual police officers acting like thugs in real life, and getting away with it, all in the name of the greater good. I don't want thugs for police officers.

[@thetruthseeker6668]

Chicago pd, med and fire rocks..... far more better than some on big platforms ..

[@gamielarankine3952]

That is so cruel to stuff a child in a duffel bag and if I was that baby’s mother I would sob because I was so careless to leave my baby in the middle of nowhere

[@SjofnBM1989]

What?

[@hilaryc3203]

The mother didn't do it.

[@zebakhan39]

Post partum depression, mental illness or kidnapped so many scenarios

[@hilaryc3203]

​@@zebakhan39 No, I said the mother did not do it. Google is your friend. The baby was given up for adoption and the child of the home did something to it and the adopted father tried to cover it up.

[@thaliagrace7837]

I was absolutely shocked and horrified when I saw the baby

[@irisfuchs6951]

Das ist nur eine Puppe im Film .🙈

[@rachelcomer817]

The best thing to watch on KZbin!! ❤️

[@GeoStreber]

I know, right? it's always a joy to see dead babies.

[@IAmLeAn]

👊👎☝️✌️👋✌️👎👇👆🖐🖐 No

[@rachelcomer817]

@@GeoStreber I didn’t mean it like that, and do you know it’s not real?

[@rachelcomer817]

@@IAmLeAn 👍👍

[@GeoStreber]

@@rachelcomer817 I know that you didn't mean it. But my humour consists of playing with the reader's expectations and then twisting them in a sick matter. Example of my darkest jokes: It's about abortion. Really a messed up topic. But I see both sides. On one hand, I enjoy the idea of killing babies, but on the other hand I do not think it's morally justifiable to give women that choice.

[@demeraragold4644]

"Formal apology" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tyleradam8101]

Man, these cops are a lawer's wet dream.

[@wonderful2354]

It’s so sad how these babies get abandoned and left alone, THEYRE STILL BABIES! THEY HAVENT EVEN SEEN THE WORLD

[@maikel3572]

Good idea feature more police brutality. That was not even needed in that scene.

[@misterbin00]

I don't care how emotional this episode is, this scummy show should stop the propaganda that police brutality is OK and must be recommended for all cops in real life.

[@emilynchang147]

Aww someone is offended 🥺

[@RunaUwO]

@@emilynchang147 well no it is stupid. USA in a nutshell

[@elliotmay7571]

Maybe this show is not for you, mein freund

[@tanikathompson4103]

Maybe he's not offended, just stating the facts. It's my favourite show but it does involve police brutality.

[@belleybutton4335]

​@@RunaUwO Well no it's anyone who holds even a certain amount of power, they get power hungry every country has it not just US

[@Lenawire]

poor baby. what kind of person would do such a cruel thing?

[@백재중0_0]

Sadly there are people like this in the world.

[@mariadinadis3784]

I would’ve cried 😭

[@labranehit7687]

Brutal policeman brutalising the suspect. He shouldn't have a badge even if this is a stupid series.

[@shaoji2235]

Yeah well try watching the rest of the series beforehand.

[@maxrobinson4835]

@@shaoji2235 that doesn’t excuse holding a suspect by the throat

[@alexanderelderhorst2107]

@@maxrobinson4835 Exactly, I understand he cares a lot about the poor infant, but he was confused about it being his and they were pressuring him, if he had a moment to try and remember things would have gone a lot smoother. Honestly he would have had a serious case of abuse of power and authority and assault in police custody on his hands, could have gotten a lump sum. And with the likelihood that he'd have marks on his throat from the choke, and either a recording of the room with the incident OR lack thereof, he could make a pretty penalty in damages. I mean making it a civil case would benefit him while also acknowledging that they were doing it because they were finding a murderer. And if they don't have a recording, there's a case of an infringement on his rights/safety.

[@alansohn855]

You may also hate Hawaii Five-0.

[@CaptainKrimsonHeart]

Except it is a TV show so relax a little

[@FireflyNight]

Been seeing a lot of comments about police brutality- voight is designed to be an ethically grey character. Often the villain but also sometimes the good guy. This show is not really meant to be a reflection of the system and it’s important to note that if this was real life it’s more likely that cop would be punished after the stuff he has done. Of course police brutality is a problem in some (if not most) places in the world but don’t mistake this show for reality.

[@MadameCorgi]

Ever consider that maybe ethically grey police officers just aren't a good thing? You overestimate how serious the police are about dealing with abuses of power

[@lolodaloco6385]

If someone was lookin through my house they’d better get a warrant if brought in for questioning ask for a lawyer asap and if you got choked out report both police men for assault and report them for trying to bribe you with beer!!! Like wtf is happening here?!!!

[@besgordon]

I so love Jason Beghe 😍 ❤️

[@Amollion]

Technically that information was taken under duress and assault making the information worthless should it be try to be used as evidence

[@MotherofDrogon-2011_]

This episode was so heartbreaking for me cause I'm a mom of four. I cried a lot!!!

[@wonderlandbunny8160]

The rough voiced dude should've lost his job long ago, jsus.

[@cearatreanor4517]

This episode just made me get Apple TV again just for Chicago pd,fire & med love them all

[@alannafountain9892]

What episode and season is this (I only watch it when I’m downstairs and my parents are watching it, greatest Chicago series out of the 3)

[@ginafromcologne9281]

These short clips are great, but they always leave us hanging. :( Did the poor baby survive in the end?

[@Itsmebirb]

Yes she does!

[@lenaskyfish4883]

Scroll through the comments again. Someone was kind enough to give the rest of us a narrative of what happened in the episode.

[@preggow]

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[@preggow]

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[@johanseton185]

i can´t stop watching this

[@margareitha]

The police who found the baby has a voice deeper than the Mines of Moria

[@dimetronome]

Carl Winslow would know what to do. Best cop on the Chicago PD.

[@zilmarossi5625]

Well, I understand the worse of the situation, but they have no right to treat the guy like that. 😮

[@annadudziak7057]

GET'S TO ME A LITTLE BABY IN A BAG OMG 😭💔🥺 RESPECT TO ALL

[@linamauer]

Ohhhhh noo 😢😢😢😢😢

[@imarrams511]

If this was in real life,the real hero in this story would be the dog. The dog found the bag and alert his human.

[@napoexocet1366]

Same story happen toi m'y aunt, going to work and found a baby in ben. That s m'y cousin today a 20 beautifil girl nurse today ! God bless yu all !

[@Cona-vh7vi]

haha bro took a nap in the wrong place lol next time use a bed

[@ren1132]

Makes me cry that this really happens. Or worse. I want to adopt all the unwanted babies. It makes me sad. They're so innocent. They deserve a chance to live life.

[@evie4365]

Poor baby to grow in the womb for all those 9 months then just to die how unfair is that

[@AirQuotes]

I could never leave a baby 😭

[@shashiratnayake3844]

Good movie..fantastic

[@brookemagee5338]

"Brand new baby" oh yeah as if he went to the shop and bought her lol

[@aprilguyguyon9169]

Is this real or reality tv movie ? The interrogating cop absolutely deserves to be removed from his work as he said 'even if it cost him his job' - should you just choke suspect ?

[@chuenchuen8315]

Oh my God that very pity

[@Loki-fl1rk]

So, they just stumbled over the baby daddy by pure luck?

[@massukka]

How is a cop like that working..even on tv?! Horrible!

[@kevinb3240]

you would like to have a policeman like him existing

[@juliaportnova5273]

Почему без перевода?

[@Charlie53609]

That man is so strict He should be a lot nicer to people

[@mariqvitanova2834]

Чудесен сериал🙌Отново го излъчват по-българската телевизия и го гледам с удоволствие.

[@Марина-е8т1и]

Подскажите пож название

[@mariqvitanova2834]

@@Марина-е8т1и Чикаго Р.D.или Пожарникарите от Чикаго

[@matvey_ghul1000-7]

@@mariqvitanova2834 Большое спасибо!

[@ellav7812]

How did they know that guy was the father when they didn't know who the baby was and they didn't have his DNA until after they found him?

[@sukhadakulkarni9428]

Where to find full episodes? Link given in description does not exist

[@airisalisha1309]

I love ur videos I everytime come home from school and watch your videos

[@Itsmeandmyadhd]

Where can I get the full case I need to know what happen to the baby

[@Itsmeandmyadhd]

@@sarahholtzmann8101 I want to know why the mum did what she did and where the baby went after the hospital and what happen to the baby mum

[@shaoji2235]

@@Itsmeandmyadhd soap2day etc the series is called Chicago PD

[@Itsmeandmyadhd]

@@shaoji2235 I can’t find the full episode it’s not on netflex

[@MidnightxRosebud]

@@Itsmeandmyadhd I think it's on prime

[@SkaterBlades]

Here's the run down of what happened since this was a more complicated case: So guy gets girl from family A pregnant. The family didn't want people knowing their family had a teenage pregnancy so the mother of the baby dropped out of school until she gave birth. The babies grandmother is a horrid person by the way. Her parents then gave the baby to a midwife in training and was paid £20,000 to bring the baby to family B who wanted to adopt it. She lied about a lot because she's an illegal immigrant and didn't want to be deported The family the baby was given to consists of a mother, father and i think 5 year old boy. One night the boy wanted to watch the stars or the eclipse and took the baby out where he accidentally left her. The parents of this family tried to escape and when they were caught the parents kept insisting it was the father of the family who left her out to protect his son, but eventually the son confessed. Ultimately the maternal grandmother from family A and the midwife were arrested and punished and the kid had to go to therapy. The baby recovered in hospital against all odds while being treated by Dr Manning and her fate is left up in the air, with the mother of the baby saying she'll do anything to get her baby back

[@jandrietiedt4817]

Poor baby😥

[@thesquid6149]

I love this serie

[@barina852]

for choking this guy, the guy should sue voight cuz it's illegal to use physical or psychological coercion during police interrogations. cuz he was actually trying his best to answer the questions they legit could have just told him to think back 10 months instead of choking him. the guy should sue him for so much money hank not only loses his job but can't feed himself anymore.

[@katemae1076]

Why the hell didn't he check a pulse or even for warmth?

[@manisha4516]

When your body is near frozen you dont have a pulse.

[@Nothing-ho6sz]

POV:you left the potato in the fridge to long

[@carolinew6095]

I have nothing against your channel, however I would respectfully suggest that you consider changing the picture shown in the link to this clip. It could be extremely triggering and distressing for some people I am sure that you meant no harm Thank you

[@stellarkat4657]

This should be top comment.

[@tarawilliams4644]

This made me so sad 🥺

[@mk_wizard]

I hate it when the cases involve kids.

[@faithy232]

Pls add full episodes 🙏

[@ArsenalRealMadrid33]

Hank Voight is the best Sergeant ever

[@GageGagne15]

No he isn't hank yells at the others

[@jolinalee3887]

No police officer is allowed to do that, he could have lose his Job.

[@irisfuchs6951]

Das gibt es nicht nur im Film ,sondern auch im richtigen Leben .🙈

[@anaelle973]

I would have sued the guy who chocked the "father" if i was him...

[@ayaanmohamed1194]

Can someone please tell me when season this is and what episode this is

[@mmd8075]

So its easier to find the dad than finding the mom? If the guy called for a lawyer he'd be dead or voight would be spiderman in the cell.

[@Nevertoleave]

Someone else said the mother’s parents shipped her out of the country as soon as she gave birth. So in this case, yes

[@mmd8075]

@@Nevertoleave but that means the father's dna is on record? Here its common for adoption mom's dna is on record not dad's unless they both acknowledge parenthood,etc.

[@awuorogutu4440]

Continuation of this? Where?

[@renisherblackstock7281]

Chicago P.D. and Med crossover.

[@shirleyvillanueva9494]

Where are the other episode?

[@sebby324]

When he says your DNA is a match it’s a gottem moment

[@melaninqueen1463]

I wah cry😭🥺

[@bangchanwhydidyoubrokefeli7245]

Can someone send me this full link

[@theyyyloveniii3269]

Heres a solution: look for any tags on the duffle bag , find the shop or whatever , ask about who has bout the duffle bag ,get a description of the person who bought it , find the persons location, question them and look for any slip ups in the questioning. I guess thats what i would've done .

[@suhailamohammad3702]

What episode is this?

[@hedwigterlinden8504]

Mooie serie

[@Ukfairgrounds]

Is they a continuation clip anywhere

[@joaquinchoque2254]

Poor baby good i'm happy he is save

[@singampuli3308]

Choking made him to tell abt that girl

[@vgeelewis1676]

Season and Episode ?