Episode 7
Joe, at home accepts the visit from two policemen, sent by Mason, who have come to question him about the break-ins having taken place in neighbourhood the night before. And yet being with Dominic in the warehouse, Joe can give no valid alibi. Again, Marisa encourages her son to forget Kelly and to avoid problems so as the Capwells could talk to him. Arrived at the birthplace of her son in Acapulco, Santana is told by a nurse that her obstetrician, Dr Ramirez, is on holiday in Germany. Suspecting that it is a lie, she later anonymously phones the private hospital in search of the place where she will be able to find the famous doctor. She is pointed to a bar, where she immediately goes. But, in spite of his fancy dress, Dr Ramirez does not have enough time but to admit it to her. Ted and Danny, finally in Hollywood, become established in their new flat. In the daytime, they find a restaurant and organise a meeting with the agent who had pointed out Danny in Santa Barbara, but they are unsuccessful. Joe joins Kelly at the polo club where she was watching Peter play and delivers her the letters which he wrote to her whilst in prison. Peter, who sees this from a distance, falls down from a horse and finds himself savagely trampled on the ground by another animal. Joe, whom Kelly commanded to leave at the arrival of help, leaves again by car. He is then surprised to be welcomed whilst on the road by a man who, hidden on the back seat, shows a weapon...
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