After a long day at work, Walter came home to hear his baby son, Logan, crying. Abby was exhausted and desperate, having tried everything to calm him. Walter, sensing her distress, rushed to check on the baby. But when he entered the room, he found not Logan, but a dictaphone playing his cries, accompanied by a chilling note demanding $200,000 in ransom.

Walter suspected a janitor he’d insulted at the hospital was behind it. Despite Abby’s fear, they decided not to go to the police. But as they prepared to pay the ransom, Abby became ill and Walter took her home. When he returned to the pier, the ransom was gone, and Abby’s belongings were missing. The truth hit him—Abby had orchestrated the kidnapping.

Determined to find Logan, Walter convinced a doctor to call Abby, pretending Logan was gravely ill. Abby’s frantic response confirmed her guilt. After paying the ransom, Walter learned from a hospital visit that Logan was safe with his brother, James. FBI agents arrested Abby and James for kidnapping. As Abby was taken away, she taunted Walter, revealing a painful truth—Logan wasn’t even his son. But Walter didn’t care. Logan was safe, and he would protect him at all costs.