Cassie. Hi. Um, wonderful to see you for lunch yesterday.
Blast from the past. Uh, hey. I was pretty drunk.
I can't really Um, look. Did you see me talking to a guy like our age? He seemed to know you.
Just trying to piece some things together. Cassie, sorry. Please call me back.
I I'm freaking out a little. I woke up in one of the hotel rooms. I I think something might have happened.
I I don't know. [Music] I did it again. I got a bad habit and I can't pretend.
If it happened to you, what would you do? [Music] your right. [Music] >> You're my >> Excuse me.
>> Excuse me. Hi. >> Me?
>> Yeah. Hi. Sorry.
What's up? >> I'm so sorry, but my phone has died and I'm so late for work. Do you live around here?
Do you know the area? >> I guess. Why?
>> Could you tell me how to get to the castle diner? >> You know what? I'm actually like really late.
Please. I'm supposed to be shooting this music video and >> music video. >> Yeah, I'm a makeup artist and it's my first time working with these guys and if I'm late, I may as well.
>> Oh my god. Oh my god. Are you working for Wet Drams?
>> You didn't see that. >> I know where the castle diner is. >> Don't worry about it.
>> No way. >> Oh my god. You're working with Wet Drams?
Oh my god. Are they there right now? >> You need to calm down.
>> I can direct you. >> Sorry. No.
>> If I don't direct you, where are you going to find it? I can't. If you tell anyone or you post about this, I will never work again.
>> I swear I won't post anything. I promise. Take my phone.
Seriously, take it. >> Oh god. Okay, good.
I'm fine. But you have to be cool about this. >> No, of course I won't.
>> Whoa. You really are a fan. >> I'm obsessed.
I have a whole Insta dedicated just to George's dog. Crazy coincidence. >> I know.
You know what? >> This This is fake. >> Sure sounds like it.
Huh? [Music] >> Yes. >> Bean Walker is ready if you'd like to go on through.
[Music] Daisy, >> that's me, >> Dean Walker. Please sit. My assistant says that you are interested in resuming med school.
>> That's right. >> May I ask what prompted your desire to get back to your studies? I guess I couldn't stop thinking about my time here.
>> Yeah, it's an extraordinary place. >> It's an unusual request. >> Yes, but I left under unusual circumstances.
>> Oh, I left because of what happened to Nina. >> Nina Fischer. You don't remember her?
>> Maybe you remember Alexander Monroe. >> Oh, yes. Alexander Monroe.
He actually just came back and gave a talk here. Oh, he's a he's a really nice guy. Really smart.
Are you a friend of his? >> No. So, you don't remember the accusations made against Alman Monroe?
>> I don't. >> He took a girl, Nina Fischer, the one you don't remember, back to his room where he had sex with her repeatedly and in front of his friends while she was too drunk to have any idea what was going on. She was covered in bruises the next day.
Handprints, I guess you could say. >> Was it reported? >> Yes.
>> Do you know who Nina spoke to? >> You, but you can't remember. So, you felt there wasn't sufficient evidence.
You said it was too much of a he said, she said situation. Well, you know, we get accusations like this all the time, one or two a week. I'm sorry I don't remember your friend, Nina, but I can assure you at that time that I looked into it thoroughly.
>> His friends were all watching, laughing. >> It's so hard. But, you know, also if she was drinking and and maybe couldn't remember everything.
>> So, she shouldn't have been drunk. >> I'm not saying that. I Sorry.
I don't I don't mean to sound critical. Dean Walker, I just want to be clear. None of us want to admit when we've made ourselves vulnerable, when we've made a bad choice.
And those choices, those mistakes can be so damaging and really regrettable. >> Regrettable. >> Yes.
I mean, because what would you have me do? Ruin a young man's life every time we get an accusation like this. So, you're happy to take the boy's word for it.
>> I have to give him the benefit of the doubt. >> Of course you do. >> Because innocent until proven guilty.
>> No arguing with that? >> No. >> Thank you for your time.
>> Is your friend okay? >> No, she's not. >> But Al Monroe is.
You'll be glad to hear he's doing really well. He's getting married, >> actually. So, you know, I guess he did the right thing.
We have to give these boys the benefit of the doubt. That's why I know you won't mind that three hours ago, I picked your daughter, Amber, up from school and introduced her to the boys who live in that room now. >> What?
She is really pretty, huh? She looks a lot older than she is. I don't believe you.
I noticed they had a few bottles of vodka in the room, too. But I'm sure they'll take good care of your daughter. She seemed excited, actually.
Oh, wait. I have her phone. She'll be wanting that later.
You're crazy. No. Tell me what room my daughter is in right now.
>> I told you the same room Nina was in. >> I told you I don't remember that. Well, that's a shame.
What are you doing?
