Dick and Beaver are worth more dead than they are alive. However, Rhonda's family won a separate lawsuit with a two million dollar payout. I can't picture them wanting to set you up with someone. KEITH: None of the families of the crash victims made money on insurance. KEITH: Richard Casablancas took an insurance policy out on his sons three days after marrying Kendall. Keith searches his pockets. LOGAN: Tommy Dohanic? She's trying to raise money to buy a yearbook spread for every kid who died in the bus crash. They approach the poster for the bus victims. VERONICA: A few days ago. Veronica and Logan continue to make out. What do you know about a janitor named Lucky?
Plan: A: Veronica; Q: Who is trying to find the person responsible for the bus crash? A: Meg's parents; Q: Who had been trying to set Veronica up with Tommy "Lucky" Dohanic? A: two million dollars; Q: How much money did the family of a bus crash victim win? A: Woody; Q: Who was the secret settlement with? A: Richard; Q: Who took out an insurance policy on his sons? A: a few days; Q: How long after Richard's marriage to Kendall did he take out an insurance policy on his sons? Summary: The victims of the bus crash and a mysterious phrase haunt Veronica's dreams as she continues to search for the person responsible for the crash. Veronica finds out that Meg's parents had been trying to set her up with a Neptune High janitor named Tommy "Lucky" Dohanic. Keith discovers that the family of a bus crash victim won two million dollars from a secret settlement with Woody. Richard took out an insurance policy on his sons a few days after his marriage to Kendall, which makes them worth more dead than they are alive.