The last scene where a team member, family member, or someone very close to the victim usually "sees" the victim, as they are satisfied their murder has been solved, instead shows an aged Rosie being approached by a still young Billie. Rose re-surfaces, but Billie does not the poetry reference. Curtis stops his truck, but sees the girls continue on. They come to a sign that declares the bridge is out and decide to go over the edge into the river. Curtis chases after them and shoots at the truck with no luck. When they're caught by Curtis, he wants to kill Billie and forces Rose to get his shotgun, which she then uses to help her and Billie escape. This causes her decide to run away with Billie by stealing some of her brother's liquor because Billie had been beaten badly by her now ex-boyfriend, Ted and his friends. In the end, they learned of a blossoming romance between Rose and Billie through poetry written by Billie to Rose and Rose's confession of her love.
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The team tracks down the "other woman" since they learn she carried a gun and the truck was full of bullet holes. They see this other girl standing at the corner and Billie tells Rose to leave. As they continue walking and talking, Rose learns that Billie used to "go with" this other girl (Little Georgie) which causes Rosie to blush and say she's dating someone too: Ted. Rose says something to her about being in a skirt and the girl, whose name is Billie, tells her that she cleans houses and that is how she has to dress. Then as Rose is leaving school one day, the girl is waiting outside for her. The girl then makes fun of her and tells her she really needs to leave, and drinks Rose's drink which causes her to timidly leave the club. She gets one from the owner and upon lighting it coughs which causes the girl to snicker at her. After seeing the girl light a cigarette, she asks for one and the girl tells her she doesn't have anymore. Rose states she has paid for a drink and has a right to be there and enjoy the music. The owner tries to tell her that this is no place for her and her brother would be furious if he knew she was there. When she goes up to the bar and orders a drink she is sitting next to the owner and the "mysterious" girl. Since her brother doesn't allow her to enter the club she returns later without him. As she is sitting in the truck enjoying the music, she sees an African American girl who changes into men's clothing and then enters the club.
Rose is the younger sister and ward of a local bootlegger, Curtis Collins, who always travels with her as he delivers liquor to a club, where the music draws her in. Rush and the team manage to track down the sister, who is still alive, and this is where they learn the story of Rose Collins and Billie Ducette. When it is discovered that they are of African American descent, this leads the team to a love story way before its time. The truck is registered to a bootlegger, and since the remains were female, it is first believed to be those of his sister.
When a submerged, bullet-riddled truck is pulled up from a river, the cold case team will solve their coldest case to date-70 years. When an old truck containing human bones is pulled from the Delaware River, the team re-opens the case of a missing and possibly murdered girl who disappeared unexpectedly in 1932.ĭetectives Rush and Valens discover that the truck was owned by a 1930s era bootlegger during Prohibition, prompting an investigation that leads to the supposedly dead sister of the vehicle's owner, and the revelation of a long-buried love affair.
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