[CAMERA CLICK]
[SIGHS] Heather, you dummy.
[CHUCKLES]
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
What did you do?
[HEAVY BREATHING]
[KNOCKING]
Tyler?
[KNOCKING]
Tyler, are you in there?
[KNOCKING]
Tyler!
Please, I need some help.
Are you in there?
What am I doing?
I'm going to call Jess.
Big sales.
You've got this.
[PHONE RINGS]
Hey, Heather, can I call you back?
What?
OK, calm down.
Calm down.
It's OK.
Just calm down.
Take a breath.
Call the police, OK?
I'll be over as soon as I can.
Ugly house, anyway.
[SIRENS]
Well?
Well, we can't say for sure, but there doesn't seem
to be any sign of a break-in.
Ma'am, this man claims to be your neighbor?
TYLER: Heather, are you OK?
I'm OK.
What happened?
Is this your friend?
Yeah, he's my new neighbor.
He's just across the street.
Hi, Tyler Clemons.
Did you see or hear anything unusual last night,
Mr. Clemons?
No, I was asleep early.
And nothing this morning?
Oh, God, I wish I knew, but I wasn't home.
Where were you?
I was up, went for a hike.
Did you notice any unusual cars on the block?
Something out of the ordinary?
Honestly, I just moved in.
I wouldn't be able to tell you something like that.
Like I said, whoever it was, was
here around 11:00, maybe later.
What do you mean?
Well, I heard something or someone in the backyard.
And at first, I wrote it off.
But it was him--
Greg Johnson, like I told you.
OK.
If I may, was this a particularly ugly breakup?
Would you feel the need to file a protective order
against this Mr. Johnson?
Well, I'm going to now.
I mean, he never hit me or anything.
But it was a messy breakup, yeah.
Does he have a key to your house?
He gave it back to me months ago.
Those are easily copied.
Seems to be how these things happen.
Well, I wouldn't know.
Heather, why don't I arrange for a locksmith
to come by this afternoon while you get some rest?
Yeah, that's a good idea.
Thanks, Tyler.