Donna Jensen

So Aaron requests permission to take the lead on this unusual real estate deal.

Aaron takes a three-hour road trip to Hinkley, California, to meet with Donna Jensen.

The Jensens have received an offer from Pacific Gas and Electric to buy their home.

Donna, who's played by Marg Helgenberger, tells Aaron that she doesn't really want to sell the home.

But if he wants to learn what she's discovered, she insists on being rehired at higher pay and she wants benefits.

Over the next several minutes, we learn what is really happening in Hinkley.

Donna Jensen received a phone call from PG&E telling her there's going to be a freeway built nearby.

They extended an offer to buy her home so that they can add an off-ramp to the plant.

In the quotes, I've got the really good reply to that.

Now, meanwhile, Erin, who's now got a job at Ed Masry's office, is noticing she's been asked to sort some real estate documents, and she notices medical records mixed into a real estate file for a Donna Jensen in Hinkley, California.

Because she goes to ask one of the clerks, I don't understand, why would this be in this file? And the other clerk's like, if you don't know how to do your job.

Just

she was rude back to them too.

So remember she asked, she goes, look, she says to Ed, do you mind if I look into this? She says, yeah, go for your life.

So Erin goes to visit Donna Jensen, who explains that PG&E had paid for her family's medical treatments and other ailments.

She believes PG&E are just simply being charitable.

In the quotes, I've got the really good reply to that.

Now, meanwhile, Erin, who's now got a job at Ed Masry's office, is noticing she's been asked to sort some real estate documents, and she notices medical records mixed into a real estate file for a Donna Jensen in Hinkley, California.

Because she goes to ask one of the clerks, I don't understand, why would this be in this file? And the other clerk's like, if you don't know how to do your job.

Just

she was rude back to them too.

So remember she asked, she goes, look, she says to Ed, do you mind if I look into this? She says, yeah, go for your life.

So Erin goes to visit Donna Jensen, who explains that PG&E had paid for her family's medical treatments and other ailments.

She believes PG&E are just simply being charitable.