Owena: Your dad has just come from the police station...
Pamela: What? Why?
Owena: Do you remember the guy named Jack?
Pamela: The guy who was in jail for fraud?
Owena: Yes. Your dad hired him as you know,
Pamela: Did he do something bad?
Owena: Yes. And he begged your dad to pay back his debt
Pamela: What? Did dad do that?
Owena: Yes he did. He thought he became an another man 
Owena: And maybe he cut down his salary for a few months for the amount of money he asked your dad to
Pamela: Do you know why are swindlers called swindler?
Pamela: Cause cheating is their talent!!!
Owena: So he had to go to police and explain what happened
Pamela: Accuse him!!! 
Pamela: Accuse that bastard!
Owena: We will. He brought your dad's phone and bilked other people as well.
Owena: And people who called your dad's number thought your dad did this fraud to them. 
Owena: Now he explained what happened to him and the phone isn't a problem anymore..
Pamela: What the hell is going on?
Pamela: How does dad feel?..
Owena: Not happy of course...
Pamela: Mom. Seriously he shouldn’t trust anybody 
Owena: This was what I was talking about to your dad.
Owena: Don't worry we will solve this problem.
Pamela's dad had to explain to the police that he is not a part of Jack's swindle. Jack is his employee who had been previously imprisoned for fraud.

Michael:  
Gertrude: That's horrible!
Michael: Poor women.
Jason: What a monster that did this!
Michael: They were really pretty, look:
Michael:  
Michael:  
Gertrude: They already had a very tough life 
Gertrude: Did not deserve to die like that
Michael: Nobody deserves to die like that
Jason: What a terrible crime!
Jason: I hope the monster will be caught soon
Gertrude: Me too. 
Some women were murdered.

Declan: hi! :) can i ask you something russian-related?
Emilia: hi! :) yeah, sure
Declan: how do you know when you should use longer or contracted form of an adjective?
Emilia: it's easy, jewgienij have talked about this recently
Emilia: you have to use a longer form before a noun and a shorter one after a noun :)
Declan: thanks! :)

In Russian, you have to use the longer form of an adjective before a noun and the shorter form after a noun. Jewgienij has talked about this recently, it's easy.