darren doesn't need a lawyer. he needs a miracle. his wife told ryan that he wasn't at the house when the murders were committed. so that's it then. yeah, for this case. we did everything but tie a bow on it for the d.a. (ryan) right this way, ms. morgan. (indistinct conversations) is it true, darren? (voice breaking) is it true? look me in the eyes and tell me it's not true! no, babe. i didn't hurt anyone. you blackmailed my sister! you lied to me. you-- no, l-listen. i'm telling you the truth, okay? i didn't kill anyone. i just wanted them to pay. who would do it then? you had the picture. no, no! babe, i swear-- oh, my god. it was you! i swear. i swear. babe-- you know what? you need to get away from me... babe-- right now! listen. you've just gotta stay... les-- away. (cries) murder does more damage to the living than to the dead. yeah, all because of a terrible secret. well, secrets are like time bombs. yeah, eventually, they... explode. (indistinct conversations) you know, castle, i'm not saying that i condone what darren did, but i do understand it. yeah. no, i understand wanting revenge. the way he went about it doesn't add up, though. what do you mean? well, blackmail is revenge from a distance. murder is up close and personal. it doesn't make sense he would do both. don't underestimate him. i mean, the only reason that he copped to blackmail was to avoid murder charges. and like any psychopath, he's a great actor. oh, speaking of... psychopaths or actors? i-i was thinking about your mom. oh, so a little of both. i think we can make the play. really? so you want to venture into the dark, scary woods? don't worry, castle. i got a gun. i'll protect you from the big bad wolf. you'd use your gun on my mother? i'm touched. thank you. (people speaking indistinctly) ah, thank you. oh, wow, castle. this is quite the soiree. yeah, it's a family trait. we tend to go big. cheers. (clinks) cheers. ♪ (mouths words) would you excuse me a moment? yeah. hey. hey. you came. oh, it means so much to me, darling. she was worried you wouldn't make it. break a leg, mother. we have a schedule to keep. curtain in two minutes. (sighs) i can't get this bow straight. allow me. allow me. (exhales) oh, maybe i should have alexis do it. i mean, how many bows have you tied in your lifetime? well, i tie my shoes every day. if you remember, you taught me. yeah, yeah, true. the bow. the bow was tied incorrectly. well, i told you, we should've had alexis do it. not your bow. the other bow. the one on her costume. we arrested the wrong man. [ jim ] mmmmm. so, hot. whoo! mmmmm. that is hot! [ male announcer ] made with real cheese and premium cuts of meat. [ ding! ] ♪ hot pockets! and premium cuts of meat. what? i-i don't understand. so you're saying darren didn't do it? well, he's guilty of blackmail, but that's as far as it goes. so what if the killer's still out there? what if he comes after me? (beckett) he won't. we have officers outside 24/7. we'll find him, charlotte. we just, um, we need a bit of your help. of course. whatever i can do. well, we think that the key to finding the real killer is through understanding exactly what happened the night of owen's death. can you answer a few questions? y-yeah. i mean, i guess so, though i'm pretty sure i told you everything i know. well, last time we spoke, you said that everyone was in amy's car? right. and who was driving? she was. why? well, we did a little checking. the day after owen died, amy brought her car to a body shop. she had a broken grille and a dented bumper. any idea how she got those dents? charlotte, what really happened that night? did owen try to get back into the car? maybe amy panicked, accidentally hitting him as she drove away? (woman speaking indistinctly over p.a.) charlotte? (inhales deeply) (voice breaking) i begged amy to go back. kristina and i both did. we begged her, but she just kept driving. she didn't mean to hurt him. it was just an accident. that's the truth. that's what really happened. is it? (rustles photos) take a look at how the bows are tied on the victims' costumes. what about them? well, the killer tied these bows after the victims were drugged. see how they look, how the loops are pleasingly horizontal? now... look at the bow on your sleeping beauty outfit. see how the loops are vertical? it's a little weird. i mean, if the killer tied all three bows, why would yours be different? it's because you tied all three bows. this one is different because you tied it on yourself behind your back. no. i was attacked. i am a victim. yet, your doctor said you received half the dose of oxy that the other girls got, a nonlethal dose. how soon after we pulled up outside of your building did you give yourself that shot? this is crazy. why would i fake an attack on myself? so no one would suspect you of silencing the only two witnesses to your crime. what are you talking about? at the time, kristina and amy were willing to bury your secret, but then... this photo showed up. i mean, how long could you expect them to keep the secret, especially since you were at fault? all you could think about was the scandal-- jail, how it would ruin your life-- all because kristina and amy knew the truth. charlotte, you were behind the wheel in amy's car. it was you that hit and killed owen. no, amy was driving. i told you. then why did you pay for the car repairs? we have the receipt. (woman speaking indistinctly over p.a.) you don't know what happened that night. you can't prove that i hit owen, and you can't prove that i killed amy or kristina. yes, i can. your firm handled the reverse mortgage of an old woman named jamie isaacson. she paid closing costs with her credit card. that's the same credit card that you used to pay for all three costumes. charlotte boyd, you are under arrest for the murders of amy morgan... (door opens) kristina curtis, and the wrongful death of owen thomas. (door closes) the bows? seriously? (scoffs) (castle) she's actually the perfect fairy-tale villain. like the big bad wolf, she disguised herself as an innocent, but like snow white's evil stepmother, she was willing to do anything, even kill, to protect her image. after all these years, maybe owen's family can have some closure about his death. yeah, but at what cost? two women are dead, darren's still being charged with blackmail, and i'm sure his marriage is over. well, and that's why we need fairy tales in the face of too much reality, to remind us that happy endings are still possible. (cell phone chimes) all right. see you in the morning. later. (esposito) vale. speaking of fairy tales, my mother is ready to give her encore performance. time to go back into the woods? still got your gun? (chuckles) it was the opportunity of a lifetime-- the chance to originate the role of the wicked witch on broadway. but it would mean being away from home six nights a week, two matinees. huh. what was i to do? (whispers) realize that none of it ever happened? francis bacon once wrote, "he that hath children hath given hostages to fortune." well, if i was a hostage, then my son richard was my captor, my enslaver. hey, i'm right here. i turned down the role, turned my back on fortune. and... it was the best career move i ever made, for an even greater role came my way... a part-- perhaps the greatest role that i have ever played-- that... of mother. that's sweet. you're right. that is sweet. shh. (whispers) sorry. now if richard had only been able to embrace the role of son with the same level of commitment. 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"action news" is next. and rain back. look at the heat wave in the south. finally, a visit to a place that shouldn't really have that much interest to the world cup. >> that's right, pakistan's team isn't playing in the world cup. but plenty of interest in one pakistani city because that's where the balls in the tournament are made. >> abc moou ha med leila paid a visit. >> reporter: it's not london, mil milan, what if i told you it was way over here? in a place you probably never heard of, a place called sialkot, pakistan. you would never think it, but soccer is a huge deal here. producing up to 60 million soccer balls a year. the industry now so big it produces 7 of 10 soccer balls in the world. we were given a rare look inside the factory that produces balls for the top leagues. some of the designs are so top-secret we weren't allowed to film them. but we could film this, the official world cup soccer ball. so what makes the brazuca so unique? this is a regular soccer ball. 32 hexagon-shaped panels, all stitched together. only six here, and look like splashes of paint, no stitches, and the design supposedly makes it one of the most aerodynamic balls in history. and it represents something else, a chance to change the country's image. and in pakistan, many women can't work, but here, they're 40% of the workforce. this city is so stable, it hasn't seen a single terrorist attack in years. proof that the beautiful game is doing something beautiful in the place it begins. only one thing left, you know what it is, he how it performs. pakistan. it took me eight shots, but i got it in. >> well, done. u.s. versus >> good morning we're following several news stories on this monday june 16. >> a shooting inside a bar overnight sends one person to the hospital. >> breaking overnight insurgents attack a small town in kenya killing 48 people. >> a police officer opened fire on antiworld cup protesters while the u.s. plays it's first game today. >> let's go over to kare