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“Guilt” recap (1.9): Take the Stand

On last night’s Guilt, Grace is on trial for Molly’s murder. First of all, I love the wigs the attorneys and the judge have to wear. Those should be mandatory in every courtroom throughout the world. Secondly, DS Bruno and Natalie are trying to gather all their evidence and witnesses against Prince Theo in hopes to help Grace, but no one seems to realize how dangerous a powerful man and his friends can be (*cough* Donald Trump *cough*).

Kaley and Patrick are hot and heavy right now, but only until the prosecuting attorney finds him on his boat and tells him that she needs him in court to represent his sister. Patrick tells her that he doesn’t think Grace killed her sister, but then agrees to go show up. The prosecuting attorney also attempts to recruit Luc, Grace’s boyfriend, to testify and it doesn’t go well.

As if things weren’t complicated enough, the witness Natalie was hoping would testify (she said she saw Prince Theo in Molly’s apartment the night she died) committed suicide, meaning they have no other witness on their side.

Meanwhile, Prince Theo is starting to worry a bit. I think he has always been worried, but now it’s starting to get out of hand, and his sidekick tells him his “fits” need to be kept under control.

Natalie and Stan are racking their brains on who can get on the witness stand, determining that DS Bruno is their best choice. On the stand, he admits that he was fired from the police force for violating protocol. They hope he will admit he was a crooked cop, and it will help Grace, but DS pleads the fifth.

Oh, except when he is asked if he had sex with Natalie (Grace’s sister). Then he spills the beans. The good news is he tells Natalie that he didn’t say anything on the stand because he thinks the Prince is going to kill her if he does, so he was protecting her. They think that the witness who committed suicide was murdered.

Stan and Natalie request to have Prince Theo testify, and the judge denies it, so Stan goes to see Roz (finally!) and asks her to testify and tell the jury that Molly and the Prince were shagging, and she was pregnant with his baby. When she gets on the stand, she tells the court that Molly was a prostitute and that she had access to the surveillance cameras in the bedrooms and that she witnessed Molly “servicing” Prince Theo and that he paid a steep price to make sure Molly was only his only. She also said that Molly told her that she was pregnant with Prince Theo’s baby.

This, of course, does not make Prince Theo happy when he sees it all over the news and is basically having a nervous breakdown. He calls Kaley to try and get her to come over, and she says she can’t until the following day. As Prince is giving her his address, Patrick is listening in to their call, and now he knows where the Prince will be. He’s going to kill him.

Meanwhile, Grace is starting to cozy up to the cop who drives her back and forth from jail, but she clearly has an ulterior motive when she asks him to drive her somewhere else, other than to the courthouse or back to jail. She then tries to bribe the cop with her large trust fund, insinuating that they would be together with tons of cash if he helps her escape. At first, the cop tells her to keep her mouth shut but later says that tomorrow on their way back from court, they can run away.

Do you think Grace will go through with it? We will find out next week!

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