Life in the 11th Hour

Laura takes over the podcast. Where is Quinn? And is Laura really Laura? And what about Mark Burns and the theft of the replicas of the Statue of Liberty? This episode is the series finale of the mysterious Life in the 11th Hour.

Quinn goes to New York to see Lady Liberty and escape his mounting failures. And it's here on a ferry heading to Liberty Island that an old acquaintance reveals to Quinn that he's playing a part in a larger story that he never saw coming. The drama may just become a true tragedy for Quinn in the crown of the Statue of Liberty.  

So who really is Mark Burns? Quinn explains and dives into Burns' possible criminal motives. A trip up to Wisconsin to one of the crime scenes is very revealing. Meanwhile, things with Quinn's fiancee Be turn dire, but things with Laura appear to be heading in an exciting direction!

Quinn gets visited by the FBI! And he tails Mark Burns, the suspected liberty perp! And he starts to put together a compelling case implicating Burns! It's an episode full of twists and turns, including a true confession from Laura. 

Quinn's back from a disastrous Thanksgiving trip to see his fiancee Be's parents. Quinn and Laura stake out the possible liberty perp Mark Burns' outside of his Chicago apartment. And a thorny issue comes up between Quinn and Laura.

Quinn dives deeper into the case of the missing replicas of the Statue of Liberty and discovers that a fourth replica has been stolen. Are the thefts part of a conspiracy? A meta-message being sent by the liberty perp? In any case, these lady liberties might be missing but Quinn finds a co-investigator. And in the process they posit a possible perp.

Quinn Daniels is drinking at his favorite pub Beckett's in Berwyn, Illinois when he unsuspectingly learns of the theft of three replicas of the Statue of Liberty. A man named Jaques shows him the news report and wonders aloud about "what it means to be an American anymore." Suddenly Quinn has a subject for his new podcast: the case of the missing lady liberties.