Holly Gibney receives a call from Emilio Herrera about a customer named Cory or Cameron, a regular at Jet Mart who vanished years ago, who used to buy snacks, soda, and was known as a stoner.
He rode a noisy moped covered with stickers, including a Grateful Dead sticker, and visited Drive-In Rock to watch movies without sound because he knew the dialogue.
Holly gets excited about the lead and notes down information, thinking that Cory or Cameron may be another victim of what she suspects to be the Red Bank Predator.
Holly calls Yardley McGuire at the city impound yard to ask about the moped which had been at the impound for over a year and later given to Jerry Holt's kid.
Holly leaves a voicemail for Jerry Holt asking about the moped and convinces herself that Cory or Cameron is another victim of the potential Red Bank Predator.
Holly visits Strike Em Out Lanes, a bowling alley and speaks to the owner Althea Haverty to inquire about the mysterious bowling guy.
Althea provides Holly with details about Cary Dressler, an employee who disappeared around 2015, and she shows Holly photos of Cary.
Holly takes photos for reference and Althea shares Cary's last known date of employment and his good work ethic despite his use of marijuana.
Holly wonders whether Cary confided his plans to leave to anyone and she theorizes that the predator picks his victims deliberately, a theory grounded in her insecurities and low self-esteem making her a good detective.
After getting contact details for a Hugh Clippard, possibly a friend of Cary’s, Holly thanks Althea and leaves, internally angered by Althea's dismissal of COVID-19 as "fake flu."
As Holly heads toward the exit, she has a sudden realization or sees something that astonishes her, provoking an emotional response of disbelief.