Transcript (en)

Don't you catch her! I know what you're doing. I tell you! You don't tell me! You drunk, dumb bitch! I was wrong, Mr. Feeley. I was wrong. I've made my decision. It's time to find a new home for Toya. No. You just wait for the knock on the door, Rosie, when you least expect it. That night, Rosie was sleeping in bed holding her daughter. But the next second, someone tried to force open the bedroom door. Rosie feared Josh would take her daughter away from her, so she jumped off the building while clutching her child. Tragically, her daughter died instantly on impact. Rosie herself was left in a persistent vegetative state. No one ever realized Josh was truly responsible for this tragedy. Two years later, Rosie unexpectedly regained consciousness. Detectives reopened the investigation into the case. However, Rosie woke up with partial memory loss. She could not provide police with any critical clues about the incident. She did not even know her daughter had passed away. Back at the precinct, the detectives immediately dove back into the investigation. Case files noted that the security camera from Rosie's home had been stolen. This led detectives to initially assume it was a home invasion robbery. Shortly after, they tracked down Josh, the social worker. He lied and claimed he knew nothing about the incident. Does she have a boyfriend? Might have hurt Toya. I don't think Rosie liked me that much. Once back at the station, forensic technicians uncovered new evidence. They learned the camera had been installed inside Rosie's daughter's bedroom. This strange setup struck the detectives as highly unusual. They suspected the camera footage held some hidden secret. Any luck with the pawn shops? Yeah, we tracked VCR cameras saying make and model as Rosie's. The footage inside showed a man attempting to sexually assault Rosie's young daughter. The second Rosie laid eyes on the recording, she broke down into uncontrollable tears.