She seems especially tense - nervous, almost - and tells Mabel to let it go. It’s amazing the allies you can make over a Chicken Chug wings tub.”Īfter Mabel realizes that the Becky Butler and Bunny Folger cases are connected, she confronts Cinda’s overworked assistant Poppy. There, I’d mingle with tipsy townsfolk and homesick cops, working them for clues and gossip. Every night I’d go to the local bar and grill, the Chicken Chug, whose orange and green chicken logo” - aha! - “seemed to be everywhere in town. “Also arriving was one intrepid podcaster who never had a good hair day south of the Mason Dixon. “With no body and no clues, freelance police officers from bigger cities” - like Kreps - “descended upon the town to help find Becky or her killer,” Cinda says. But what if what she lied? Is it possible she orchestrated the case with the help of a certain brash, New York detective?Īfter confronting Kreps, Mabel returns home and fires up an old episode of All Is Not OK. And in Season 1, it was established that Cinda had solved the Becky Butler murder case. Trust me, I should know.”Īs you’ll recall, it was a shared love of All Is Not OK that bonded Charles, Oliver and Mabel in the series’ pilot. He tells Mabel that he hates “amateur” podcasts like Only Murders, but loves Cinda Canning’s All Is Not OK. “If I’m so stupid, how come I’m able to do a better podcast than you idiots in two seconds flat?” “If I’m so stupid, how come I was able to land the smartest woman on the planet?” he says. Nevertheless, Kreps doesn’t appreciate when Mabel calls him stupid. But when Mabel mentions his fingerprint on the Pickle Diner matchbook, the detective, without taking a beat, says the fingerprint doesn’t belong to him.Īt this point, it’s pretty clear that Kreps is not Bunny’s killer he’s merely a henchman - and a pretty dumb one at that.
In the present day, Kreps denies that he’s Glitter Guy.
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