Thugs share a joint. (0:14)
Riley North grieves the deaths of her husband and daughter. (0:16)
A doctor tells police detective Stan Carmichael,: “You don’t wake up from a medically induced coma like flipping on a light switch.”
Referring to Riley: “When her memory returned she... we had to restrain her, and she had to be sedated.”
Carmichael, referring to Riley’s husband Chris: “There were rumors he was involved in a plan to rob a drug dealer named Diego Garcia.” (0:18)
Drug kingpin Diego Garcia’s lawyer tells Riley, “The road to recovery has to begin somewhere.”
“Lorazepam, lithium, risperidone? Antipsychotic.”
“Your memory’s a little hazy.” (0:24)
Defense attorney Henderson asks Riley on the witness stand, “And are you currently on any antipsychotic medications?”
”Lorazepam, lithium, risperidone.”
”... after a month in a coma and a mental breakdown and under the influence of antidepressant and antipsychotic medications.”
Judge Stevens: “Mrs. North, I am remanding you to a mental health treatment program.” (0:26)
A police officer tells Carmichael, referring to Riley, “She wouldn’t stop banging her head into the bars.”
Paramedic, answering Carmichael: ”County General; psych hold.” (0:29)
Carmichael and Moses visit the graves of Carly and Chris in a cemetery. (0:30)
Drug packing operation (0:40)
His subordinate Marvin tells Diego Garcia’s thug Cortez, referring to Riley, “Crazy, crazy, crazy. She’s... crazy, man.” (0:50)
One thug tells another, “You’re getting paranoid.” (1:04)
Carly’s friend’s mother Peg tells Riley, “You’re... crazy.” (1:11)
FBI agent Lisa Inman tells Carmichael, “You’d have to be insane to leave a vehicle in this neighborhood...” (1:40)
Garcia tells Riley, “You’re a crazy ass.” (1:29)
Grieving Riley visits the grave of Chris and Carly. (1:31)
Moses tells Riley, “You took down a massive drug operation.” (1:33)