Frank collects the gruesome pictures and does not look at them.

They meet up with Walt at a coffeeshop not far from the LAPD building. 

"Jack Pizner bothering you guys again?"

"Not so far. But Lacie's brother got into town this morning, and told us some stuff about their father. He's pretty sure Trammel's got Lacie in the basement. And based on these photos, we're... hoping she's still in one piece." She offers the photos.

Walter takes them. Walter looks at them. Walter turns white.

"You think Trammel might be doing this?"

"Oswald thinks Trammel wouldn't be above doing the same to his own daughter."

"It does match up," Walter says thoughtfully. "The marks I saw on the bodies... the ones that weren't made by an animal..."

"He was involved in a cult, ten years ago. He's there, in the photos, ten years younger. Lacie knew about the cult, and went in asking him about it, but hadn't realized that he was a member. We think maybe she got too curious, and, well - we figure he'd go to a lot of trouble to keep it quiet. And it looks like he's willing to do just about anything. We haven't heard anything for - four days, now, maybe?"

"We should go in and report this to the PD immediately. They're corrupt, but I can't imagine they would let something like this slide."

are you sure.

how sure.

"That's a relief to hear. We were worried if they were part of it, going to them might just tip him off."

"Problematically, Oswald says that Trammel keeps pushing thousand-dollar donations their way. Probably to cover for exactly this. Are you sure they'll take it seriously?"

"Thousand-dollar donations can cover a lot of ills but I can't imagine they'd cover torture and murder."

"That's good to hear. We really wanna get her out. If she's still in one piece."

Walter takes them to the LAPD building and arranges for a meeting with his boss.

Anemone Sure Hopes She Doesn't Have Her Remaining Faith In The Rule Of Law Destroyed.

"Good morning, Detective."

"Good morning. I hear you have something to report." (He directs this mostly at Mordred.)

Mordred shows him the photos with Trammel in them and summarizes the Lacie Situation and what they know of it.

"How did you come to obtain these photos?"

"They were in a safety deposit box that's been left unopened for the past ten years. We got the key to it as part of settling the estate of our employer's late father."

"Are you sure they aren't fraudulent? Photos of this sort are very easy to fake."

Anemone explains the ways in which the lighting or whatever clearly indicates a real photo and not a fake. She is kind of an expert on this.

"Well," he says after the explanation is concluded, "that's all very nice, but you see I am an expert in forgeries and I assure you these photos were probably faked, perhaps to slander the reputation of a fine upstanding gentleman such as Mr. Trammel."

"It's not just the photos."

"What else is there?"