Cut to Speedle and Delko awkwardly bonding over family life as they prepare to head back in the house. To nobody's great surprise, Speedle was apparently something of a pain growing up. He then turns the conversation around, asking, "What does Delko stand for, anyway?" Deftly Engineered for Lite Komic Effect? Nope -- Delektorsky: "My mom's Cuban, my dad's Russian." For some reason, this delights Speedle. He continues the small talk, and we find out that Delko has three older sisters. So his family had to coordinate five separate escapes, three of which involved children (remember, Delko's parents came over from Cuba when Delko was but a fetus)? Delko says, "So you think the little girl was the favorite, and that's why she made it?" Speedle shrugs, "Who knows? That's what we're here to find out." Speedle inspects a hallway table covered with photos of the boys -- not doing a whole lot to support the Erin-as-favorite theory, if you ask me -- and then wanders around the house. Speedle goes outside, joined soon by Delko, and they head over to a doghouse. Delko says, "They don't have a dog." Speedle says, "If they did, it didn't last." They hunker down to look inside at a bloody blanket, and Delko says, "I guess we know how the toddler did."