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1 00:00:24 Okay, let me ask you something.
2 00:00:27 ?Qué pasa? Huh? ?Qué pasa, eh?
3 00:00:30 Now, who's gonna win the money?
4 00:00:33 Show me!
5 00:00:37 It's time for fun right now.
6 00:00:38 Who's gonna bingo?
7 00:00:44 Okay, let's get started right now.
8 00:00:51 Here's the first ball.
9 00:00:53 And it's gonna be I-17, the dancing queen.
10 00:00:56 How many dancing queens do we have out there tonight?
11 00:01:00 All right.
12 00:01:03 This is gonna be G-58,
13 00:01:06 make them wait.
14 00:01:11 ? See-line woman ?
15 00:01:13 ? She drink coffee ?
16 00:01:15 ? She drink tea ?
17 00:01:18 ? Then she go home ?
18 00:01:19 ? See-line woman ?
19 00:01:21 ? Dressed in green ?
20 00:01:24 ? Wears silk stockings with golden seams ?
21 00:01:28 ? See-line woman ?
22 00:01:30 ? See-line woman ?
23 00:01:31 ? Dressed in red ?
24 00:01:34 ? Make a man lose his head...
25 00:01:37 This is gonna be B-4,
26 00:01:40 knock at the door.
27 00:01:42 B-4B-4,
28 00:01:44 knock at the door.
29 00:01:46 On location.
30 00:01:48 Eyes on.
31 00:01:53 Eyes on.
32 00:01:56 Headed towards the alley.
33 00:02:03 She there?
34 00:02:04 Oh, yeah, she's here.
35 00:02:07 And King's still inside?
36 00:02:08 He sure is, like a little lamb.
37 00:02:12 I want the decks cleared, Cobb, both of them. Understood?
38 00:02:16 Gonna watch, wait, and I'll report back, Burke.
39 00:02:22 ? See-line woman ?
40 00:02:27 It's gonna be G-56,
41 00:02:30 was she worth it?
42 00:02:32 G-56G-56,
43 00:02:33 was she worth it?
44 00:02:39 N-41? See-line woman ?
45 00:02:56 Oh, oh, there. They've got lots of 'em over there.
46 00:03:13 N-41N-41.
47 00:03:14 N-41 stands for "time for fun."
48 00:03:18 N-41.
49 00:03:28 Hello, Ray King.
50 00:03:31 Ana?s.
51 00:03:33 Please, have a seat.
52 00:03:45 You have a job for me?
53 00:03:48 Yeah.
54 00:03:49 Here, let me, uh...
55 00:03:53 This is...
56 00:03:56 ...Gino and Edith Sanchez,
57 00:03:59 their son Alberto.
58 00:04:01 They left El Salvador to come to the U.S.
59 00:04:04 Alberto would be 13 now.
60 00:04:07 He's... he's five there.
61 00:04:09 I don't kill children.
62 00:04:11 Don't what?
63 00:04:12 Turn your hearing aid up.
64 00:04:14 I do adults.
65 00:04:15 - I don't kill children. - Yeah, no, no, no.
66 00:04:17 They disappeared.
67 00:04:19 I was hired to find them.
68 00:04:22 By her father.
69 00:04:23 Number 51...
70 00:04:25 I just...
71 00:04:26 I need you to help me.
72 00:04:28 I mean, you're really the only person who can.
73 00:04:31 You see, I'm semiretired now,
74 00:04:33 and I'm only taking cases that mean something to me.
75 00:04:37 What do you want, King?
76 00:04:42 Ana?s...
77 00:04:46 ...do you know what acquired savant syndrome is?
78 00:04:50 No.
79 00:04:53 But I know there are men outside,
80 00:04:55 the kind that sleep at airport gates in Africa and the Middle East.
81 00:05:00 They didn't follow me.
82 00:05:11 Okay, they're gonna come after me.
83 00:05:13 When they do, get out of here.
84 00:05:16 ? See-line woman dressed in red ?
85 00:05:20 ? Make a man lose his head ?
86 00:05:24 ? See-line woman...
87 00:05:30 Fuck.
88 00:05:54 ? See-line woman ?
89 00:05:57 ? Oh, no, no, no ?
90 00:06:01 ? Oh, no, no, no ?
91 00:06:05 ? Oh... ?
92 00:06:09 ? Oh... ?
93 00:06:13 ? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah...
94 00:06:30 ? See-line, see-line ?
95 00:06:34 ? See-line ?
96 00:06:36 ? See-line, see-line ?
97 00:06:41 ? See-line, see-line ?
98 00:06:44 ? See-line...
99 00:06:54 Fuck me.
100 00:06:55 ? She drink coffee ?
101 00:06:57 ? She drink tea ?
102 00:06:59 ? Then she go home ?
103 00:07:01 ? See-line woman, see-line woman ?
104 00:07:05 ? Dressed in green...
105 00:07:08 ? Wears silk stockings with golden seams ?
106 00:07:11 ? See-line woman, see-line woman ?
107 00:07:14 ? Dressed in red ?
108 00:07:17 ? Make this man lose his head ?
109 00:07:21 ? Lose his head, lose his head ?
110 00:07:26 ? Lose his head, lose his head ?
111 00:07:28 ? See-line woman, see-line woman ?
112 00:07:34 Fuck.
113 00:07:44 ? See-line woman ?
114 00:07:46 ? Dressed in red ?
115 00:07:48 ? Make a man lose his head ?
116 00:07:52 ? See-line woman ?
117 00:07:54 ? Dressed in green ?
118 00:07:56 ? Wears silk stockings...
119 00:08:02 ? See-line woman ?
120 00:08:18 Deputy Director Medina's office.
121 00:08:22 Director Medina, I have the LAPD on the phone for you.
122 00:08:25 Okay. Uh, chairs?
123 00:08:26 Yeah, two Herman Millers and a Steelcase.
124 00:08:29 Thanks.
125 00:08:52 This is Marybeth Medina.
126 00:08:57 Yeah.
127 00:09:01 Wait, what? Repeat that.
128 00:09:07 Describe him, please.
129 00:09:17 No.
130 00:09:20 I understand.
131 00:09:25 He didn't share what he was working on with you?
132 00:09:27 No.
133 00:09:28 Uh, I knew he put up a P.I. shingle,
134 00:09:30 but we fell out of touch.
135 00:09:31 So no money problems that you're aware of?
136 00:09:34 No.
137 00:09:43 Here, come this way.
138 00:09:59 Raymond King.
139 00:10:04 He was deputy director of FinCEN.
140 00:10:08 My boss.
141 00:10:11 You said they didn't find anything on him, no wallet?
142 00:10:14 Well, he might have.
143 00:10:16 But it took us a little while to get there.
144 00:10:18 Things have a tendency of disappearing.
145 00:10:21 Well, how'd you know to call me?
146 00:10:22 His cell phone.
147 00:10:24 You were his "in case of emergency" contact.
148 00:10:29 Well, why'd you ask if he was having money problems?
149 00:10:43 What's the difference between
150 00:10:44 dressy casual and business casual?
151 00:10:47 Both mean leave your cargo shorts
152 00:10:48 and flip-flops at home.
153 00:10:51 I don't own cargo shorts, and I don't own flip-flops.
154 00:10:54 Could we discuss business now,
155 00:10:56 or do you need more first-date tips?
156 00:10:59 Go.
157 00:11:00 The Inagawa-kai want you to audit a bank before
158 00:11:03 they assume control.
159 00:11:04 Thoughts?
160 00:11:05 You're very conspicuous in Tokyo.
161 00:11:07 But?
162 00:11:08 The yakuza always pay on time.
163 00:11:10 Next.
164 00:11:11 Se?or Obregon wants to know
165 00:11:13 if we want payment in cash or artwork.
166 00:11:16 What art does he have?
167 00:11:17 A Rivera he says you admired.
168 00:11:19 How much does he owe?
169 00:11:20 2.4 million.
170 00:11:22 The Rivera, of course.
171 00:11:23 Heavy sigh.
172 00:11:24 What's the remainder of the receivables?
173 00:11:26 1.35 million.
174 00:11:28 Layer the rest in the New Zealand accounts and in France,
175 00:11:31 and the remainder in Harbor's endowment.
176 00:11:33 Under what name? Gauss, Babbage or Carroll?
177 00:11:38 Nash. Anything else?
178 00:11:40 Don't wear your black suit.
179 00:11:42 It makes you look like a mortician.
180 00:11:54 Well, welcome to the 13th annual
181 00:11:57 Boise Romance Festival.
182 00:11:59 Whoa.
183 00:12:03 You all are here for one reason:
184 00:12:06 to make a connection, meet that special someone
185 00:12:09 and find love.
186 00:12:10 Oh, P.S.
187 00:12:12 Don't forget to pick up your free Romance Festival T-shirt.
188 00:12:15 - A $25 value there. - Yeah.
189 00:12:17 So, since most of you are first-timers,
190 00:12:19 let's recap how this works.
191 00:12:21 You answered a battery of questions
192 00:12:23 designed to express your wants, needs,
193 00:12:25 hopes and desires.
194 00:12:27 We then used our proprietary mathematical algorithm
195 00:12:30 to search for your ten best fits.
196 00:12:33 That same algorithm
197 00:12:36 in 12 previous festivals has resulted in...
198 00:12:39 53 marriages!
199 00:12:42 All right, give it up for that.
200 00:12:48 Hell yeah.
201 00:12:51 Uh, now, no names were sent to you.
202 00:12:53 Only the I.D. numbers and photos
203 00:12:55 ranked in order of connectivity.
204 00:12:57 No early online searches allowed.
205 00:13:00 You'll each spend five minutes per date,
206 00:13:02 then unlimited time later in the day.
207 00:13:05 Oh, ladies,
208 00:13:06 it's-it's not a competition.
209 00:13:08 No, there's plenty of time to get to your first date last.
210 00:13:11 Hold your horses.
211 00:13:12 Um, o-okay.
212 00:13:15 Go ahead, go on. Go meet that special someone.
213 00:13:17 - Godspeed. Nondenominational. - Yes.
214 00:13:21 - Hi. - Hello.
215 00:13:24 Um, I'm Ann Renee.
216 00:13:25 And I just love, love, love accountants.
217 00:13:29 - Well, that's a coincidence. - Yeah.
218 00:13:33 Um, do you believe in love at first sight,
219 00:13:36 that there's someone we're meant to be with,
220 00:13:40 a soulmate?
221 00:13:42 Well, no, that's a... absurd, childish notion.
222 00:13:45 Of-of course that's not real.
223 00:13:47 What do you mean, you reverse-engineered our algorithm?
224 00:13:49 I data-mined the top online dating apps
225 00:13:51 and mapped a battery of your questions against theirs.
226 00:13:54 And?
227 00:13:55 I built my own dating algorithm.
228 00:13:57 Well, the question of whether or not
229 00:14:00 there's such a thing as love or it's simply an electrical,
230 00:14:01 - neurochemical process that takes place in the brain is up
231 00:14:04 for debate.
232 00:14:07 Uh, have a good day.
233 00:14:09 I scraped the data clusters for
234 00:14:11 the likeliest date-producing words.
235 00:14:12 Wait. "Date-producing words"?
236 00:14:14 Yes.
237 00:14:15 For example, women claim to value commitment and stability,
238 00:14:17 but they swipe for dangerous and exciting.
239 00:14:19 Sexy bad boys.
240 00:14:21 Hi.
241 00:14:22 How are you?
242 00:14:23 Um, I'm doing really well.
243 00:14:25 - Lori. - Yeah, Lori.
244 00:14:27 Is that a nickname or short for anything?
245 00:14:29 No, it's just Lori.
246 00:14:31 I assigned numerical values to your questions by tokenizing them
247 00:14:34 in an embedding matrix
248 00:14:36 and generating a predictive model
249 00:14:37 for the most effective answers,
250 00:14:39 which I provided
251 00:14:41 without lying.
252 00:14:42 My last boyfriend
253 00:14:43 spent every weekend golfing with his friends.
254 00:14:46 Do you spend a lot of time with friends?
255 00:14:48 No, not at all. No.
256 00:14:50 I have no friends.
257 00:14:52 No friends.
258 00:14:54 Um,
259 00:14:55 pets?
260 00:14:56 I identified misleading profile photos
261 00:14:58 as the top complaint across all dating apps.
262 00:15:00 Women lie about weight and age.
263 00:15:02 Men lie about height and age.
264 00:15:04 So I adjusted my photo and smile accordingly.
265 00:15:11 Oh, my God.
266 00:15:13 I like camping.
267 00:15:15 - A lot. - So do I.
268 00:15:16 Yeah, I thought I saw an Airstream in one of your photos?
269 00:15:19 Yes, that's my home.
270 00:15:22 That's where I live.
271 00:15:23 Oh, permanently?
272 00:15:25 Well, as long as I'm alive.
273 00:15:27 None of us are living anywhere permanently.
274 00:15:29 - Okay. - This is just a husk.
275 00:15:31 - Okay. Oh. - Eventually, this body will be a corpse.
276 00:15:34 And the best part is
277 00:15:35 you don't have to amend your tax return
278 00:15:37 for unclaimed depreciation,
279 00:15:40 which I'm sure you know is very meaningful.
280 00:15:42 Not only does it have that unintended benefit,
281 00:15:45 but the best part is
282 00:15:47 that you don't have to amend your tax return
283 00:15:49 for unclaimed depreciation.
284 00:15:50 And I will share this with you even though it's a...
285 00:15:53 well, it's a bit of a trade secret,
286 00:15:55 albeit not a proprietary one, but the best part is that
287 00:15:56 you don't have to amend your tax return
288 00:15:59 for unclaimed depreciation.
289 00:16:01 Yeah, um,
290 00:16:02 how about something else?
291 00:16:04 Um, kids?
292 00:16:05 You're... 44?
293 00:16:07 Um, 45.
294 00:16:10 Well, I suppose anything's possible.
295 00:16:13 Ugh. God.
296 00:16:14 I just mean mathematically.
297 00:16:16 You gamed the system?
298 00:16:18 I optimized my profile.
299 00:16:29 Whole wall covered top to bottom.
300 00:16:32 Damnedest thing you ever saw.
301 00:16:34 Maps, Post-it Notes, sicko photos.
302 00:16:38 Like something
303 00:16:40 out of one of those "let's catch us a pervert" shows.
304 00:17:00 Busy little bee, wasn't he?
305 00:17:04 Wh-What did you do with his stuff?
306 00:17:06 Oh, we didn't throw it away.
307 00:17:09 Couldn't rent it like that, all those nasty photos he had.
308 00:17:27 How long was he here?
309 00:17:29 Two months.
310 00:17:30 Next payment was due yesterday.
311 00:17:59 The rent-- how much?
312 00:18:38 Harbor Neuroscience Academy.
313 00:18:39 Yeah, this is, uh, Deputy Director Medina, U.S.
314 00:18:43 Treasury Department.
315 00:18:45 Is there a Christian Wolff on staff?
316 00:18:47 I'm sorry, ma'am. No.
317 00:18:48 Okay.
318 00:18:50 Um, how about a Carl Gauss?
319 00:18:53 Or-or Charles Babbage?
320 00:18:55 Lewis Carroll? Lou, maybe?
321 00:18:57 This is Harbor Neuroscience Academy.
322 00:18:59 Yeah, I'm-I'm aware of that. Uh...
323 00:19:02 do you have any employees,
324 00:19:04 maybe female, British accent?
325 00:19:07 What's this in reference to?
326 00:19:08 About a former student whose father was in the military?
327 00:19:11 The student records are sealed.
328 00:19:13 Uh, I'm the after-hours receptionist.
329 00:19:15 You should probably call back tomorrow
330 00:19:17 when there's someone here who can answer that for you.
331 00:19:18 I need to talk to the handler of The Accountant.
332 00:19:21 I know she's listening,
333 00:19:22 and I know he listens to her.
334 00:19:24 Excuse me?
335 00:19:25 My name is Marybeth Medina.
336 00:19:27 I'm staring at a pile of homicide photos,
337 00:19:30 maps of Central America,
338 00:19:33 Mexico, pizza receipts, and...
339 00:19:35 I'm pretty sure I'm staring at a photo of her boss.
340 00:19:39 I need his help.
341 00:19:41 Hanging up now.
342 00:19:42 W-Wait.
343 00:19:44 Ray King has been murdered.
344 00:20:53 Okay, let's see.
345 00:20:54 Ten, eight. Give you seven.
346 00:20:56 Ten, eight and seven? A pound?
347 00:20:58 Yeah, a pound.
348 00:20:59 It's sushi-grade tuna.
349 00:21:00 Oh, come on. It's not sushi-grade.
350 00:21:01 Burke, it's sushi-grade.
351 00:21:02 It's bruised. There's no fat on it.
352 00:21:04 It's not sushi-grade at all. Come on.
353 00:21:06 Take it or leave it.
354 00:21:09 Dickie inside?
355 00:21:10 Dickie's inside.
356 00:21:11 He'll give you your money like last week and the week before,
357 00:21:13 you fucker. Yeah, yeah.
358 00:21:14 Tony, come on!
359 00:21:27 Sit down.
360 00:21:31 Okay, okay.
361 00:21:35 Four pro hitters couldn't take out one woman.
362 00:21:40 How is that possible?
363 00:21:42 Technically, two hitters.
364 00:21:44 Two went after King. Two took her.
365 00:21:46 Three. Counting you.
366 00:21:50 I didn't have a clean shot.
367 00:21:55 You think she knows we were after her instead of King?
368 00:21:58 No chance.
369 00:21:59 How you figure?
370 00:22:00 We're aboveground.
371 00:22:02 Problem solved.
372 00:22:03 By your own logic,
373 00:22:04 if she wanted to kill you, she would have.
374 00:22:07 Relax, boss.
375 00:22:09 She don't remember you.
376 00:22:10 Yet.
377 00:22:12 The fuck does that mean?
378 00:22:14 She showed up a couple of years ago.
379 00:22:17 The three men I was negotiating with had pissed
380 00:22:19 off the wrong people.
381 00:22:21 So, let's talk about our success.
382 00:22:25 Your ships,
383 00:22:27 my boats.
384 00:22:28 20 miles out to sea, hmm?
385 00:22:30 No Los Angeles port.
386 00:22:34 Just...
387 00:22:42 And she didn't recognize you?
388 00:22:44 No.
389 00:22:49 But one day she'll remember who I am and what I did,
390 00:22:52 and my whole world turns
391 00:22:54 to shit.
392 00:23:00 You fly to Fort Worth tonight.
393 00:23:04 - No more Ray Kings. - Okay.
394 00:23:06 No more private investigators.
395 00:23:10 I don't want to get out of the shower one day
396 00:23:13 and find a human chain saw waiting for me.
397 00:23:18 Okay.
398 00:24:39 I coughed loudly twice.
399 00:24:43 No, please don't do that.
400 00:24:50 You're Christian Wolff.
401 00:24:52 You're Marybeth Medina.
402 00:24:55 Do I make you nervous?
403 00:24:59 You're an escaped convict,
404 00:25:01 trained by a mob accountant.
405 00:25:03 Your clients are drug cartels,
406 00:25:06 money launderers, third-world warlords.
407 00:25:09 Is that a yes?
408 00:25:10 I saw a video of you killing men in Brooklyn.
409 00:25:15 I was in Chicago eight years ago.
410 00:25:18 With Ray.
411 00:25:20 Living Robotics.
412 00:25:22 I saw all the dead bodies, heard the chanting.
413 00:25:26 "Solomon Grundy, born on a Monday."
414 00:25:28 What can I do for you, Ms. Medina?
415 00:25:36 Do you like puzzles, Mr. Wolff?
416 00:25:41 I don't know if this is one case or ten.
417 00:25:48 I do know Ray was nearly broke.
418 00:25:56 I found that photo
419 00:25:58 in between the seat cushions
420 00:26:00 at the tavern Ray was at the night he was killed.
421 00:26:03 Three men were also shot to death inside the tavern,
422 00:26:06 one struck by a car outside.
423 00:26:09 All ex-Chilean special forces,
424 00:26:11 Lautaro Brigade.
425 00:26:12 Was Ray capable of that?
426 00:26:15 No, he was not.
427 00:26:21 Dmitry Yoshenko.
428 00:26:23 Throat slit in a Moscow hotel.
429 00:26:25 Moshe Yeutz, car bomb, Jerusalem.
430 00:26:28 We haven't I.D.'d the rest.
431 00:26:31 Armando Reyes, Mexico City.
432 00:26:34 Ozan Unal, Istanbul.
433 00:26:35 Santino Sanvieri, Naples.
434 00:26:38 Must have been quite the fall.
435 00:26:40 The fall didn't kill him.
436 00:26:42 It was the abrupt stop.
437 00:26:47 It's a joke.
438 00:26:54 Why are you helping me?
439 00:26:56 Because you asked me.
440 00:27:25 Amen, amen, amen, amen.
441 00:27:37 Okay, so we've got
442 00:27:39 four dead mercs in the morgue,
443 00:27:43 homicides,
444 00:27:45 tax returns,
445 00:27:48 map to Mexico, train schedule,
446 00:27:51 pizza, fish,
447 00:27:54 family photo
448 00:27:56 and a trashed Toyota.
449 00:28:02 So, how does this all connect?
450 00:28:14 What are you doing?
451 00:28:16 Waiting.
452 00:28:18 For?
453 00:28:19 Well, for you to finish.
454 00:28:22 Finish what?
455 00:28:24 I don't know.
456 00:28:25 Um, whatever it is that, um...
457 00:28:28 that you're in the process of doing.
458 00:28:31 So you can...?
459 00:28:34 Do what I need to do.
460 00:29:10 You might seek medical attention for the snoring problem.
461 00:29:13 Coffee?
462 00:29:16 I don't snore, so...
463 00:29:26 Nothing's where it was.
464 00:29:28 Well, your brain-- most brains--
465 00:29:30 when confronted with ambiguous visual data,
466 00:29:32 seek subconsciously to arrange it in a pattern that's familiar,
467 00:29:34 but that's not the pattern we're looking for here.
468 00:29:37 Right. Okay.
469 00:29:41 What-what pattern are we looking for?
470 00:29:43 Survival probability.
471 00:29:48 They started...
472 00:29:53 ...here, Central America.
473 00:29:57 Okay.
474 00:29:59 How do we know that?
475 00:30:00 His tattoo.
476 00:30:01 Barrio 18, Izalco Prison, El Salvador.
477 00:30:04 They're at war with MS-13.
478 00:30:05 When they reached the border of Mexico, they boarded this train.
479 00:30:09 Well, uh, no, that's a freight train, not a passenger train.
480 00:30:12 It's the Death Train.
481 00:30:13 Families ride on the roof, not in the cars.
482 00:30:15 It's the surest way to avoid immigration checkpoints.
483 00:30:17 When they arrived at Mexico City,
484 00:30:19 they would've typically headed to one of three areas
485 00:30:20 to cross into Texas and the United States:
486 00:30:22 El Paso, Del Rio, McAllen.
487 00:30:25 In this case, they crossed the Rio Grande into McAllen.
488 00:30:27 Why McAllen?
489 00:30:28 A gallon of water weighs eight pounds. A human being requires between one
490 00:30:31 and a half and two gallons of water a day to survive in the desert.
491 00:30:33 So that's 36 to 48 pounds
492 00:30:36 a person not carrying a five-year-old has to carry.
493 00:30:38 Here's her son at five.
494 00:30:40 In this photograph, he looks to be about 13.
495 00:30:42 Edith arrived in Los Angeles and claimed work
496 00:30:45 at Sudio's Pizza.
497 00:30:47 Uh, h-hold on. Um, Edith?
498 00:30:49 Edith Sanchez.
499 00:30:53 No, you can't possibly know
500 00:30:55 that this woman in the photo
501 00:30:58 is the same Edith Sanchez on these 1040s.
502 00:31:00 Yes, it's a certainty.
503 00:31:01 She claimed one dependent, a child.
504 00:31:03 Of the three 1040s she filed, two had incomes
505 00:31:04 of roughly $15,000.
506 00:31:06 The third was $60,250.
507 00:31:08 That's twice as much in one year than the previous two combined.
508 00:31:11 Yes. That's not the strangest part.
509 00:31:13 She checked "married" but filed separately.
510 00:31:14 Had she filed jointly, she could've taken advantage
511 00:31:16 of the child and dependent care exemption.
512 00:31:18 Four times as much money in the third year,
513 00:31:20 checks "married," files separately,
514 00:31:21 has a child and no child care.
515 00:31:23 A list of Ray's clients over the last 18 months shows six names,
516 00:31:25 only one with a Latino surname:
517 00:31:27 Emiliano "Emi" Gonzalez,
518 00:31:28 Fort Worth, Texas.
519 00:31:36 So, if
520 00:31:38 Emi was Edith's father,
521 00:31:42 why didn't she call him for help?
522 00:31:43 I have no way of knowing that.
523 00:31:45 Do you have any influence at the IRS?
524 00:31:57 Keep an eye on the loading dock.
525 00:32:01 What's with the muscle?
526 00:32:03 You don't spend much time in Los Angeles, do you?
527 00:32:06 I'm not a fan of getting pistol-whipped and robbed.
528 00:32:09 No, I don't remember any Edith.
529 00:32:11 Sorry. Can't help you.
530 00:32:14 Jeanette, what do you got?
531 00:32:18 - Looks great. - Mm-hmm.
532 00:32:23 Why would an employee not take all
533 00:32:25 the exemptions she's eligible for?
534 00:32:29 'Cause she's dumb?
535 00:32:30 'Cause she doesn't look like you?
536 00:32:32 Neither one.
537 00:32:33 Well, I don't see people as legal or illegal.
538 00:32:36 I see 'em as human beings, and I give 'em a chance.
539 00:32:38 Anything else?
540 00:32:40 No, sir. Thanks for your time.
541 00:32:42 You're welcome.
542 00:32:44 Two thirds of your business is takeout, correct?
543 00:32:52 Got my tax reports, huh?
544 00:32:54 You people.
545 00:32:56 That's right-- two thirds.
546 00:32:58 Ask me anything. Unit costs, payroll, promotions.
547 00:33:01 You name it, I know where every dime goes.
548 00:33:03 Last year's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
549 00:33:06 42.9 mil.
550 00:33:08 You claimed 41.9 million.
551 00:33:10 Keep reading, EF Hutton.
552 00:33:12 A million in charitable contributions to homeless shelters.
553 00:33:14 Let's go.
554 00:33:15 Setting aside the amateur nature of this preparation,
555 00:33:18 considering you could've deducted
556 00:33:20 considerably more from your taxable income,
557 00:33:21 what is the most frequently ordered size of pizza?
558 00:33:23 Large, 90%.
559 00:33:25 Large pizza is $17.35,
560 00:33:27 which accounts for 1,484,315 large pizzas.
561 00:33:30 What's your point?
562 00:33:31 Your paper costs are $360,000,
563 00:33:34 which only accounts for 900,000 large pizza boxes.
564 00:33:37 You are making my head hurt.
565 00:33:38 It's considerably less than the aforementioned
566 00:33:39 1,484,315 large pizzas.
567 00:33:43 Right, that's because, uh, we do it by the slice.
568 00:33:44 - By the slice? No. - Yeah.
569 00:33:46 Impossible. You're fraudulently claiming more income than you're receiving
570 00:33:49 in order to conceal income from another source. What is it?
571 00:33:54 You fucking rodent.
572 00:33:55 Now, wait just a second.
573 00:33:56 I take time out of my busy day to answer your silly-ass questions,
574 00:33:59 and you got the balls to accuse me of money laundering?
575 00:34:03 Chris!
576 00:34:24 You're laundering money.
577 00:34:25 - Where is it coming from? - Let go of my arm!
578 00:34:26 Federal agent! Stay back. Everything's fine.
579 00:34:28 You're washing money. Tell me where it's coming from,
580 00:34:30 or I will dislocate your shoulder.
581 00:34:31 - Fuck off, you motherfucker. - It's quite painful.
582 00:34:32 Chris, that's enough!
583 00:34:36 I told you.
584 00:34:37 I don't traffic those girls!
585 00:34:40 No, I-I swear to God, I get a call.
586 00:34:42 I get a call, the cash comes in.
587 00:34:44 I know where they they use a motel or two.
588 00:34:46 - A suite. - Who is "them"?
589 00:34:47 I-I don't know. Ask one of the girls.
590 00:34:49 What motel?
591 00:34:51 - What motel? - City Center, Downtown.
592 00:34:52 Who's your contact?
593 00:34:53 Please, no.
594 00:34:54 Who's your contact?
595 00:34:56 Who's your contact?
596 00:34:57 Tomas!
597 00:35:01 We should go.
598 00:35:08 Were you dropped on your head as a child?
599 00:35:10 I feel that's not really your question.
600 00:35:12 You know, I work for a government agency.
601 00:35:13 I don't torture people.
602 00:35:15 You didn't.
603 00:35:17 I'm the deputy director of FinCEN, so I can't...
604 00:35:19 I know. I put you there.
605 00:35:21 You and Ray King.
606 00:35:24 You know, a British woman calls and gives me tips.
607 00:35:27 So criminals-- which is what you are--
608 00:35:29 give law enforcement-- that's me--
609 00:35:32 tips every day.
610 00:35:33 If by "tips" you mean names, dates, acts,
611 00:35:35 account numbers, routing numbers,
612 00:35:37 yes, I give you tips.
613 00:35:39 You know, I'm not like you.
614 00:35:41 I can't just break the law when it suits me.
615 00:35:44 No more violence.
616 00:35:48 We need to take what he gave us and work our way up the chain.
617 00:35:51 That's how this is done.
618 00:35:53 Maybe the Bureau has an agent in this office they can spare.
619 00:35:58 I may know someone.
620 00:36:46 Hello.
621 00:36:50 Hi.
622 00:36:52 Hi.
623 00:36:53 Hi.
624 00:36:55 Hello.
625 00:36:56 Hi.
626 00:36:57 Hey, Margaret, it's...
627 00:36:59 Margaret...
628 00:37:01 Hey.
629 00:37:02 Fucking come on.
630 00:37:04 Hi, Margaret. It's Braxton.
631 00:37:06 Hello. Hi.
632 00:37:11 Hello, Margaret.
633 00:37:12 Fucking... fucking stop.
634 00:37:14 Okay. Hello.
635 00:37:15 Hello.
636 00:37:17 Hello.
637 00:37:18 Margaret, it's Braxton. I was just...
638 00:37:20 God! Motherfucker.
639 00:37:22 Motherfucker! Just fucking do it.
640 00:37:25 Fucking do it.
641 00:37:26 You fucking do it.
642 00:37:28 You fucking pussy!
643 00:37:30 Hi. Hi. Hi, Margaret.
644 00:37:31 Hey, Margaret, it's-it's-it's...
645 00:37:34 Fuck, man,
646 00:37:35 what are you so fucking scared of, man?
647 00:37:39 What are we even talking about here?
648 00:37:40 We're talking about two weeks.
649 00:37:43 That's
650 00:37:45 14...
651 00:37:47 14 days, Margaret, in the life...
652 00:37:49 in a... in a... in a... in a...
653 00:37:51 in his... in his life.
654 00:37:54 Do you know what his name is?
655 00:37:58 It's Greg.
656 00:38:00 It's... it...
657 00:38:01 It's my Greg.
658 00:38:05 He is mine.
659 00:38:06 ? Yeah...
660 00:38:08 Of course he's gonna sleep with me. Of course.
661 00:38:13 You want a bottle? I'll get a...
662 00:38:14 I'll give him a bottle.
663 00:38:16 I'll... I'll give him a bottle.
664 00:38:18 A bottle.
665 00:38:19 I-I can... I can... I can... I can con...
666 00:38:20 I can connect with-with...
667 00:38:29 Come on.
668 00:38:32 Margaret, it's Braxton.
669 00:38:34 Yeah. Me again. You, uh... You got me there, Margaret.
670 00:38:37 Listen, I, uh...
671 00:38:39 You know, I was thinking about our last conversation,
672 00:38:42 and I have gone ahead and, uh, decided
673 00:38:44 that I'm going to swing on through and pick up the pup on Thursday.
674 00:38:49 Yeah, no, weaned at eight weeks.
675 00:38:51 No, you made that...
676 00:38:52 You made that abundantly clear, Margaret.
677 00:38:54 No, and I-I'm fully aware it's only been six,
678 00:38:57 but, you know, a corgi is an enormously smart dog,
679 00:39:00 Margaret, and...
680 00:39:03 Fair enough. I just...
681 00:39:05 Not sure that I'm able to wrap my head
682 00:39:07 around the logic of building a bond between
683 00:39:09 a puppy and its mother
684 00:39:11 when it's literally never gonna see the mother again. Right?
685 00:39:13 I mean, why not take that precious two weeks
686 00:39:16 and build a bond between the owner and its pup
687 00:39:19 when they're gonna spend the rest of their lives together?
688 00:39:22 Well, no, but that's-that's-that's...
689 00:39:24 that's where the-the bottle-feeding component comes in.
690 00:39:33 Jesus.
691 00:39:34 All right. Yeah, you really...
692 00:39:35 You're yelling at me, Margaret. Yeah.
693 00:39:41 Okay.
694 00:39:44 Yeah, see...
695 00:39:46 see you in two weeks.
696 00:39:47 Yep. Perfect.
697 00:39:49 Bye-bye.
698 00:39:57 Fuck you!
699 00:39:59 Fuck you, Margaret, you fucking bitch!
700 00:40:10 So tell me about you.
701 00:40:12 What do you... what do you do when you're not doing whatever it is you do?
702 00:40:17 You got any hobbies?
703 00:40:19 Like, um, I don't know, you bake or-or...
704 00:40:22 you fish?
705 00:40:24 No?
706 00:40:25 You don't fish? No?
707 00:40:28 You like to read? Maybe...
708 00:40:30 You garden?
709 00:40:36 Film.
710 00:40:37 Movies.
711 00:40:40 Uh, you got a favorite?
712 00:40:45 Zauberer von Oz.
713 00:40:49 Wizard of Oz.
714 00:40:55 Want to hear a little Oz fun fact?
715 00:40:57 The little dog, Toto,
716 00:41:00 its real name was Terry. Terry the dog.
717 00:41:03 Terry the dog made 125 bucks a week on Oz.
718 00:41:08 You know what the little people made who played the Munchkins?
719 00:41:10 50 bucks.
720 00:41:12 I mean, is that a travesty of justice or what?
721 00:41:14 Sometimes I like to think about those little people, you know.
722 00:41:18 Put yourself in their shoes.
723 00:41:20 Bet they sat around with their little people friends, looking at Terry.
724 00:41:24 "Hey, this motherfucker, you know,
725 00:41:26 this guy's making twice as much as we are.
726 00:41:29 I don't remember Terry doing any song-and-dance numbers.
727 00:41:30 Do you?"
728 00:41:45 What do you want?
729 00:41:46 Braxton, hi. Hello. It's me,
730 00:41:48 Chris, your brother.
731 00:41:49 I know it's you.
732 00:41:50 You can't tell from the tone of my voice that I know it's you?
733 00:41:52 Oh, well, you sound hostile.
734 00:41:55 What do you want?
735 00:41:56 I need your help.
736 00:41:57 Ah. Goodbye.
737 00:42:00 B-Braxton?
738 00:42:07 Fuck. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. You just...
739 00:42:11 Motherf...
740 00:42:13 Jesus Christ.
741 00:42:15 The fuck... All right.
742 00:42:18 Well, the last time that I did help you,
743 00:42:20 it nearly cost me my career. Are you aware of that?
744 00:42:23 You sound angry at me. Why?
745 00:42:24 Yes, you're goddamn right I'm angry.
746 00:42:26 I'm angry because, year after year, I call.
747 00:42:29 It's always me reaching out, and it's never you,
748 00:42:31 and now, just out of the blue, you call.
749 00:42:33 And why? Because what, you... you need my help?
750 00:42:36 How about... how about just calling?
751 00:42:38 How about just calling to shoot the shit?
752 00:42:40 "Hey, man, how you doing? How have you been?"
753 00:42:42 "Merry Christmas. Happy birthday, B." What about that one?
754 00:42:45 But it's not your birthday. Your birthday's November 11th.
755 00:42:47 Ah, you dum-dum, I know it's not my fucking birthday.
756 00:42:50 That's not the fucking point of what I'm...
757 00:42:52 What do you want?
758 00:42:53 Can you be in Los Angeles, California, in 24 hours?
759 00:42:58 Braxton? Hello?
760 00:43:04 Braxton?
761 00:43:11 Please don't hurt me.
762 00:43:13 I'm sorry. What?
763 00:43:17 Don't hurt me.
764 00:43:20 Why would you say that to me? What have I done to you? What...
765 00:43:23 Have I done anything at all that would give you the idea that I would do something to hurt you?
766 00:43:27 Why would you say that to me?
767 00:43:29 I'm sorry.
768 00:43:31 I'm sorry.
769 00:43:33 Yeah.
770 00:43:35 That makes two of us.
771 00:43:37 Trying to have a conversation.
772 00:43:39 You kind of suck as a conversationalist.
773 00:43:41 I mean, I know there's a language barrier, but holy shit,
774 00:43:43 it's not like it's so fucking confusing what I'm saying to you.
775 00:44:28 Can't seem to find an office chair I like.
776 00:44:32 They're all so uncomfortable, you know?
777 00:44:40 You know, actually, it's not the chair.
778 00:44:44 I think maybe it's what you said about putting me there.
779 00:44:51 I don't feel like I've earned the job.
780 00:44:55 Maybe you need more lumbar support.
781 00:44:57 Costco has an excellent line of chairs that support the lower back.
782 00:45:00 Uh, never mind.
783 00:45:07 So, is your brother up to speed on the case?
784 00:45:09 Yes.
785 00:45:11 When was the last time you saw him?
786 00:45:13 Eight years ago, in Chicago.
787 00:45:18 Younger brother or older?
788 00:45:19 I'm two years older than Braxton.
789 00:45:21 He doesn't...
790 00:45:25 Is there something wrong?
791 00:45:26 He's just often very angry at me for no reason.
792 00:45:30 It's fine.
793 00:45:32 Well, I'm sure he'll be happy to see you.
794 00:45:35 Mm. Uh...
795 00:45:37 I-I get it. I have a sibling, too.
796 00:45:42 Maybe thank him for coming to help.
797 00:45:46 You know, tell him how glad you are to see him.
798 00:45:49 It's just been my experience
799 00:45:51 that people want to be appreciated, you know?
800 00:45:59 That's him.
801 00:46:14 Hello, Braxton.
802 00:46:16 This is pretty.
803 00:46:22 Who are you?
804 00:46:23 I am Marybeth Medina,
805 00:46:24 deputy director of Financial Crimes Enforcement.
806 00:46:30 A Fed?
807 00:46:32 You suffer a stroke?
808 00:46:33 You're upset.
809 00:46:34 We're working together, so whatever...
810 00:46:38 profession you're in, I currently have zero interest.
811 00:46:40 Currently, huh?
812 00:46:42 Hey, gosh, that's great to hear.
813 00:46:45 Talk to you for a second?
814 00:46:59 So it's been a minute, yeah?
815 00:47:01 - Eight years, uh, two months. - That's right.
816 00:47:06 You look good, Chris.
817 00:47:09 I think so, too. I...
818 00:47:14 Braxton, thank you for coming.
819 00:47:15 I'm really glad you're here.
820 00:47:20 She tell you to say that?
821 00:47:24 Yeah.
822 00:47:28 Got to squirt.
823 00:47:32 Uh, just...
824 00:47:33 Braxton, should we go over the plan again?
825 00:47:35 What are you doing? Let me just take a piss, yeah?
826 00:47:38 Okay, and then we'll talk about the plan.
827 00:47:52 - Care what they look like? - Nah.
828 00:47:55 How many?
829 00:47:59 I'll send 'em up.
830 00:48:01 Appreciate it.
831 00:48:04 All righty.
832 00:48:15 My time's money, right?
833 00:48:18 Yes, I've heard that.
834 00:48:20 I'll send you an invoice.
835 00:48:22 Okay. Fair.
836 00:48:25 See how fair you think it is when you get the bill there, hotshot.
837 00:48:28 Oh, it's okay. I'm sure I can afford it.
838 00:48:32 "I'm sure I can afford it."
839 00:48:34 Braxton.
840 00:48:36 - "Braxton." - Braxton, don't repeat me.
841 00:48:37 "Braxton, don't repeat me."
842 00:48:38 - Braxton. - "Braxton."
843 00:48:39 You know I don't like...
844 00:48:41 Braxton, I'm asking you nicely.
845 00:48:43 - "Braxton, I really..." - Braxton.
846 00:48:47 All right, go...
847 00:48:49 just go stand over there, all right?
848 00:48:50 Don't be scary.
849 00:48:53 Let me do the talking.
850 00:48:57 Ladies.
851 00:48:59 Hola, papi.
852 00:49:00 Hola.
853 00:49:01 Make yourself at home.
854 00:49:02 Hola, hola.
855 00:49:04 Hola.
856 00:49:04 Hello.
857 00:49:08 - You must be the wild one, huh? - Oh.
858 00:49:10 Long as you don't rearrange the furniture, he's A-OK.
859 00:49:14 Let's just, uh... Okay. Let's just get this over with now, yeah?
860 00:49:18 Gracias.
861 00:49:21 De nada, de nada.
862 00:49:23 Here you go.
863 00:49:24 Thank you, ladies.
864 00:49:26 You know, me and my friend here, we were, uh... we were just talking.
865 00:49:30 Just, maybe you could settle something for us.
866 00:49:33 Now, what happens, you walk into a room like this,
867 00:49:36 two guys sitting here, all right, waiting for you--
868 00:49:40 what happens if things turn bad?
869 00:49:42 Now, look, it's... it's not us.
870 00:49:44 We're as tame as a tulip, okay?
871 00:49:46 I'm just wondering what happens if somebody puts their hands on you
872 00:49:49 a way you don't like, if...
873 00:49:51 maybe we don't let you leave.
874 00:49:53 I imagine there's somebody
875 00:49:54 you call in a situation like that, right?
876 00:49:56 Somebody whose job it is to show up here,
877 00:49:59 make sure you guys are okay.
878 00:50:01 Now, I want to be completely clear.
879 00:50:02 I'm not interested in names here. I could care less what his name is.
880 00:50:05 Just...
881 00:50:07 what would it take for me to get that certain somebody
882 00:50:11 to show up here?
883 00:50:13 ?Está loco este gringo?
884 00:50:20 Se llama Tomas.
885 00:50:21 His name is Tomas.
886 00:50:23 Braxton, remember? Tomas.
887 00:50:31 What? What?
888 00:50:34 No, no, no, no, no.
889 00:50:35 Shh, shh, shh, shh. It's okay. It's okay.
890 00:50:46 Piensa en Juárez.
891 00:50:49 ?Qué pasa en Juárez?
892 00:50:52 Juárez is none of your business.
893 00:50:57 Vámonos.
894 00:51:06 Eres una estúpida.
895 00:51:11 That's your money. You take it.
896 00:51:18 Vámonos.
897 00:51:19 Thank you, ladies.
898 00:51:25 It'll take a lot more than this to get away from those people.
899 00:51:30 Okay. Okay.
900 00:51:32 Come on, Mr. "I Can Afford It." Pay the lady.
901 00:51:40 I'm risking my life.
902 00:51:44 Really?
903 00:51:47 There we go.
904 00:51:57 Tomas is real mean.
905 00:52:00 Understood.
906 00:52:04 And you're gonna hurt him?
907 00:52:09 Would you like us to?
908 00:52:14 Please.
909 00:52:17 Okay.
910 00:52:35 Tomas.
911 00:52:42 They won't let us leave.
912 00:52:49 Okay.
913 00:52:50 Gracias.
914 00:52:52 I am in room 235.
915 00:52:57 Okay.
916 00:53:01 Uh, look like?
917 00:53:05 Accountants.
918 00:53:12 Okay, boss. Bye.
919 00:53:18 Thank you.
920 00:53:22 I don't have kids.
921 00:53:43 Sorkis.
922 00:53:44 Hey, it's Marybeth. What do you got for me?
923 00:53:47 Traffic cam footage.
924 00:53:50 Sharing my screens with you now.
925 00:53:52 Only two camera angles in that area.
926 00:53:55 King enters...
927 00:53:58 He's inside 45 minutes.
928 00:54:02 Figure gunshots here.
929 00:54:05 Place stampedes.
930 00:54:08 Nothing.
931 00:54:10 Shooter could be anybody.
932 00:54:12 King exits 90 seconds later.
933 00:54:16 Um, any luck calling Emiliano Gonzalez,
934 00:54:18 guy on Ray's client list?
935 00:54:19 Edith's father. Yes and no.
936 00:54:30 Gonzalez residence.
937 00:54:31 Is Emiliano Gonzalez there?
938 00:54:36 Yes and no.
939 00:54:38 Mr. Gonzalez had reported his daughter and young family missing
940 00:54:41 seven years ago.
941 00:54:43 Well, what happened to 'em?
942 00:54:46 Cartels kidnap migrants for ransom
943 00:54:48 or for sale to traffickers.
944 00:54:50 And if they can't ransom or sell?
945 00:54:55 You get this.
946 00:54:58 Gino Sanchez.
947 00:55:04 I got to call you back.
948 00:55:19 You got my fucking bitches, asshole.
949 00:55:21 Full disclosure: assholes.
950 00:55:24 Mariella!
951 00:55:25 - She's just in the back getting freshened up. - Mariella!
952 00:55:28 Hey, come on, man. We got Wi-Fi and everything.
953 00:55:30 Come on in, no? Mariella!
954 00:55:42 Guess I hit him harder than I thought.
955 00:55:44 He's alive.
956 00:55:45 Yeah. Get my shit.
957 00:55:49 Have you lost your fucking mind?
958 00:55:51 What, are we kidnappers now?
959 00:55:52 Ah, kidnapping. That's pretty harsh, isn't it?
960 00:55:54 We merely, uh... We detained him.
961 00:55:57 For questioning.
962 00:55:58 Uh, no, we have no right to detain anyone.
963 00:56:01 This man may know who killed Ray King.
964 00:56:02 Do you want to know what he knows or not?
965 00:56:04 I-If the cops stop me,
966 00:56:05 if-if they search the trunk, what then, genius?
967 00:56:10 Hello, dreamboat.
968 00:56:12 Do you have my location?
969 00:56:13 Yes.
970 00:56:14 I need green lights from here to Victory Boulevard.
971 00:56:16 And please call in a fake robbery
972 00:56:18 ten blocks south of here to distract the police
973 00:56:20 until Marybeth gets safely home to the Airbnb.
974 00:56:21 - Damn. - Anything else?
975 00:56:24 I need to know who Ray King was meeting with.
976 00:56:26 Okay?
977 00:56:28 Pretty good, no?
978 00:56:32 Okay.
979 00:56:33 Go eat something or...
980 00:56:34 Taco Bell.
981 00:56:35 There we go.
982 00:56:51 Good morning, boys and girls.
983 00:56:53 Who wants to brute-force the city of Los Angeles?
984 00:57:01 We have Chris and his friend joining us remotely this morning.
985 00:57:05 They would like us to find and identify a person of interest.
986 00:57:09 Let's prepare to examine all traffic and security cameras.
987 00:57:15 Okay, so I've been looking at the footage Homeland sent.
988 00:57:18 Ray goes in, comes out 45 minutes later.
989 00:57:22 We don't even know for sure if he was there to meet anyone at all.
990 00:57:26 Why don't we just, uh,
991 00:57:27 get that Tomas guy to tell us where Cobb's at?
992 00:57:29 And how are we gonna do that exactly?
993 00:57:31 If you just take out his eye, right, you show it to him?
994 00:57:34 And then you just say you're gonna take the other one out
995 00:57:36 unless he starts talking.
996 00:57:37 It works every time. It's, like, a ten out of ten.
997 00:57:39 Nobody wants to be blind, right?
998 00:57:41 You show 'em the one eye, they know you're serious.
999 00:57:43 Secure link is active.
1000 00:57:44 Good morning.
1001 00:57:46 I've warmed up the orchestra.
1002 00:57:48 We are looking for your person now.
1003 00:57:50 Finding footage from the day of the incident.
1004 00:57:57 Isolating street cameras.
1005 00:57:59 Look, my guy at Homeland,
1006 00:58:01 he has a doctorate in computer science from Caltech.
1007 00:58:04 He can access every database you can name and some you can't.
1008 00:58:07 There were only two cameras recording that night.
1009 00:58:09 I'm sure the kids at Harbor are bright,
1010 00:58:11 but we are wasting time.
1011 00:58:14 Oh, look.
1012 00:58:18 Here are the other cameras you were looking for,
1013 00:58:20 Deputy Director Medina.
1014 00:58:22 You can unmute your mic now.
1015 00:58:25 Everyone take a feed and look
1016 00:58:26 for anything suspicious between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m.
1017 00:58:33 Lane, let's see the front entrance,
1018 00:58:35 post-gunfire.
1019 00:58:39 Aidan, what's happening in the back?
1020 00:58:44 Look for any behavior that doesn't match the situation.
1021 00:58:50 Go back. Zoom in on the front door.
1022 00:58:57 Reverse. That is our person of interest.
1023 00:59:02 She's not hurrying.
1024 00:59:04 She's not afraid.
1025 00:59:05 Let's find her before she arrived.
1026 00:59:08 Check every alley and street.
1027 00:59:10 Cover four square blocks around Vermont and 19th.
1028 00:59:18 She's hiding her face. She knows where the cameras are.
1029 00:59:24 Miles, reverse.
1030 00:59:28 Pink Jacket is taking a selfie.
1031 00:59:37 Let's get that photo.
1032 00:59:39 There's no way they can zoom in on her phone screen from that angle.
1033 00:59:42 They don't have to. They'll identify the woman
1034 00:59:44 and find likely passwords, hack into the phone
1035 00:59:46 and email the selfie.
1036 00:59:48 Yeah, okay. Sure.
1037 00:59:49 Heavy sigh.
1038 00:59:51 Would you like to bring the normie up to speed, Chris?
1039 00:59:54 That's what I would do.
1040 00:59:57 Run facial scan for I.D., please.
1041 00:59:59 - I got it. - I got it.
1042 01:00:02 Chris, Lane and Charles are going head-to-head for this one.
1043 01:00:16 Hello, Pam. Let's get to know each other.
1044 01:00:20 Iowa. Birthplace of the world's first computer.
1045 01:00:24 Let's pay Pam's a visit.
1046 01:00:27 Aidan, that zip code
1047 01:00:29 is serviced by Midwest Power and Energy.
1048 01:00:31 They're entering from the utility company.
1049 01:00:33 They'll jump to an unsecured printer on the network
1050 01:00:35 or a smart thermostat.
1051 01:00:38 Who are these kids?
1052 01:00:41 My people.
1053 01:00:43 There are more of us than you think,
1054 01:00:46 Deputy Director Medina.
1055 01:00:50 Skye, we need the password to the smart home network.
1056 01:01:04 Good morning, Iowa.
1057 01:01:06 Good morning, Pam.
1058 01:01:09 Let's not let Pam get comfortable.
1059 01:01:11 This isn't right.
1060 01:01:14 Lane, get her out of that chair
1061 01:01:17 and let's go find that photo.
1062 01:01:27 Miles, have that page ready when she comes back.
1063 01:01:29 Charles, get into her photo library.
1064 01:01:36 We-we can't do this. Tell her to stop.
1065 01:01:39 Chris, please explain to the normie
1066 01:01:41 we need to finish what we've started.
1067 01:01:43 Red light.
1068 01:01:46 Aidan, your turn.
1069 01:01:56 Green light.
1070 01:02:00 Tell her to stop.
1071 01:02:01 Here she comes. Red light.
1072 01:02:08 Lane, let the neighbors hear that TV.
1073 01:02:16 All in... all in the butter.
1074 01:02:17 Yeah, yeah. All that butter.
1075 01:02:19 All right, all that butter, and then...
1076 01:02:21 A little bit of salt.
1077 01:02:22 Mm-hmm.
1078 01:02:28 Tell her to stop now.
1079 01:02:32 Chris, enough. Stop.
1080 01:02:36 Tell her to stop.
1081 01:02:39 Stop this now.
1082 01:02:43 Here's her selfie. Aidan, email photo.
1083 01:02:47 - You can actually taste the sweetness. - Yeah.
1084 01:02:48 Oh, I love that.
1085 01:02:50 That, my friend, is an Iowan response.
1086 01:02:53 Skye, get us out.
1087 01:02:59 He says he does it every morning.
1088 01:03:02 - It's so good. - You like the raw better?
1089 01:03:03 I like the raw better.
1090 01:03:04 Proud of you. You are now a true Iowan.
1091 01:03:08 Miles, enhance, please.
1092 01:03:15 Running Interpol facial recognition.
1093 01:03:48 It looks like she was the last person to speak to Ray,
1094 01:03:51 but she doesn't want to be found.
1095 01:03:57 Goodbye, dreamboat.
1096 01:04:16 Why would Ray meet with someone who killed all these people
1097 01:04:19 to find a mother and child?
1098 01:04:22 She didn't kill all those people.
1099 01:04:26 I'm just saying, she definitely didn't kill that one or...
1100 01:04:29 that one right there, so...
1101 01:04:32 How do you know that?
1102 01:04:33 Eh... just kind of throwing it out there, that's all, you know.
1103 01:04:38 Just a hunch.
1104 01:04:40 Educated guess.
1105 01:04:41 That's all it is, really.
1106 01:04:43 He has no way of knowing.
1107 01:04:44 Yeah, I'm just...
1108 01:04:45 - It's hypothetical. - True.
1109 01:04:46 - Stop talking. - Okay.
1110 01:04:49 - Regardless... - Oh, fuck no.
1111 01:04:53 I...
1112 01:04:55 Do you... do you often confess to capital murder?
1113 01:04:57 I actually didn't say anything, if you think about it.
1114 01:04:59 I literally made a gesture.
1115 01:05:00 I guess that bothered her.
1116 01:05:01 Goodbye. That's it. I'm out.
1117 01:05:04 Okay. One moment, Marybeth, please,
1118 01:05:05 for your time. One thing that you may want to consider
1119 01:05:07 is some of those men whose pictures were on the wall
1120 01:05:09 may have... may not have been killed,
1121 01:05:11 were likely very unsavory characters...
1122 01:05:12 It doesn't fucking matter if they're unsavory!
1123 01:05:14 We don't get to decide who lives and who dies.
1124 01:05:17 - Apparently, I do. - Braxton.
1125 01:05:18 The law is what separates us from people like him.
1126 01:05:21 Been a pleasure and an honor.
1127 01:05:23 Uh, hope we get to work with each other again.
1128 01:05:25 Uh, you take care and stay safe.
1129 01:05:33 Fuck.
1130 01:05:44 We have a problem.
1131 01:05:45 - Is it the man in the trunk? - It is.
1132 01:05:47 Sounds like you got a problem.
1133 01:05:48 Remove him, please.
1134 01:05:49 And-and do what with him?
1135 01:05:52 I'm going to the state's attorney general.
1136 01:05:53 Sure am glad it's not my car.
1137 01:05:55 You know what, I made a mistake calling you.
1138 01:05:57 Okay? I'm gonna do this myself,
1139 01:05:58 by the book, no more lying, no more breaking the law.
1140 01:06:01 Tell the Brit no more tips.
1141 01:06:04 And don't be here when I get back.
1142 01:06:05 If I see either of you again, I'll have you arrested.
1143 01:07:06 Ms. Gutierrez, I'm confused.
1144 01:07:10 The only thing that my client is guilty of
1145 01:07:12 is coming to the aid of a young lady in distress,
1146 01:07:15 after which he was attacked, beaten and kidnapped.
1147 01:07:19 But instead of pursuing these men,
1148 01:07:22 you hold this Cobb individual over my client's head,
1149 01:07:26 threatened him with prison time amidst accusations of human trafficking?
1150 01:07:30 In what bizarro legal world
1151 01:07:33 do you imagine getting a grand jury indictment?
1152 01:07:36 Funny.
1153 01:07:38 Exactly what Ike Sudio's lawyer said
1154 01:07:41 when I offered the same plea deal to his client.
1155 01:07:43 I do not know Mr. Sudio.
1156 01:07:45 Looks like your client does.
1157 01:07:47 Now, what you don't see are
1158 01:07:49 the bite marks on Sudio's tongue and the rat.
1159 01:07:54 It went into his mouth when both were still alive.
1160 01:07:57 Now-- and this is just a hunch--
1161 01:07:59 I'm guessing Ike was more important than a pimp.
1162 01:08:04 What do you think they'll do to you?
1163 01:08:07 Okay, we're done here.
1164 01:08:10 I should note Mr. Sudio's attorney is missing.
1165 01:08:24 In or out?
1166 01:08:36 Ike washed the fucking money, man.
1167 01:08:39 Money made from human trafficking?
1168 01:08:41 Most are from Central America, Mexico.
1169 01:08:44 Like drugs, only better.
1170 01:08:46 A good earner lasts five, six years.
1171 01:08:50 Mostly women--
1172 01:08:51 on their backs, in the fields, scrubbing toilets.
1173 01:08:55 Some men-- picking melons, slaughterhouse kill floors.
1174 01:08:58 Any job an American won't fucking do
1175 01:08:59 and a machine can't.
1176 01:09:05 Recognize him?
1177 01:09:07 No.
1178 01:09:12 This was taken eight years ago.
1179 01:09:16 Oh, yeah.
1180 01:09:19 Bitch would work a good man to death.
1181 01:09:21 She threw down a few times, but she was too quiet,
1182 01:09:25 so... did maid work mainly.
1183 01:09:27 Her name is Edith. Where is she?
1184 01:09:29 She T-boned a car outside a parking garage on Alvarado
1185 01:09:33 four, five years ago.
1186 01:09:34 So she's dead?
1187 01:09:35 No. Heard she went through the windshield, though.
1188 01:09:37 Too secondhand for us.
1189 01:09:39 What hospital?
1190 01:09:40 Fuck would I know?
1191 01:09:41 She had a father in Texas. Why wouldn't she go to him for help?
1192 01:09:43 Ask him.
1193 01:09:45 We're asking you.
1194 01:09:47 You put everything on the record, you get immunity in exchange
1195 01:09:50 for your testimony.
1196 01:09:57 Last chance.
1197 01:10:01 Give me the fucking pen.
1198 01:10:07 Fuck!
1199 01:10:08 Get down!
1200 01:10:20 18 reported accidents within the garage in the last five years.
1201 01:10:24 None serious, none on that level.
1202 01:10:26 What street did the garage exit out to?
1203 01:10:28 Alvarado. 32 accidents within a mile radius,
1204 01:10:32 three with serious bodily injuries.
1205 01:10:34 Did any of those involve a vehicle exiting a garage?
1206 01:10:37 One.
1207 01:10:38 Injuries?
1208 01:10:39 One, critical.
1209 01:10:41 An unidentified woman, sole occupant.
1210 01:10:43 Hospital?
1211 01:10:44 University Medical Center.
1212 01:10:46 Vehicle?
1213 01:10:47 Toyota Camry.
1214 01:10:49 Color?
1215 01:10:51 Blue.
1216 01:10:53 Explore the medical center's patient files.
1217 01:10:55 Thank you.
1218 01:11:02 "I don't have kids."
1219 01:11:03 Thank God for that.
1220 01:11:05 What?
1221 01:11:06 What?
1222 01:11:07 The woman at the hotel, she said, "I don't have kids."
1223 01:11:11 Yeah, I remember, man.
1224 01:11:13 You got to let it go already.
1225 01:11:15 Well, I'm saying, why is that significant?
1226 01:11:16 Why is being a mother important?
1227 01:11:19 You know, man,
1228 01:11:20 I don't think you and I are really authorities on the importance of motherly love,
1229 01:11:22 I hate to tell you.
1230 01:11:28 This is it, huh?
1231 01:11:30 Live in a lunch box.
1232 01:11:32 It's quite comfortable.
1233 01:11:34 Well, so is the Four Seasons. Or a house.
1234 01:11:38 Cheap like Pop. Tighter than bark on a tree, aren't you?
1235 01:11:41 No, he wasn't cheap. He was frugal.
1236 01:11:42 - He was frugal? - Yes.
1237 01:11:44 Bullshit.
1238 01:11:45 "Seven T-shirts, seven pairs of underwear and socks
1239 01:11:48 is all I need."
1240 01:11:50 Fucking grown man wearing a Timex, dude. He was fucking pathetic.
1241 01:11:53 Look at that.
1242 01:11:54 - See that? - Yes.
1243 01:11:56 It's worth more than he made in a year.
1244 01:11:58 What do you think he'd say about this?
1245 01:11:59 He would say it's the same time on his watch.
1246 01:12:03 He probably would, wouldn't he?
1247 01:12:08 Are you happy, Braxton?
1248 01:12:11 Am I happy?
1249 01:12:12 Yes.
1250 01:12:14 Yeah.
1251 01:12:15 Yeah, man, of course I'm happy. Why wouldn't I be happy?
1252 01:12:17 You're a transient. You have no significant other.
1253 01:12:20 You're completely alone, no friends or...
1254 01:12:22 nothing, you have no...
1255 01:12:23 We talking about me or we talking about you?
1256 01:12:29 You ever thought about why I'm alone, Chris?
1257 01:12:32 'Cause you're abrasive or selfish or...
1258 01:12:35 well, you swear too often.
1259 01:12:36 Dude, I'm alone because I... I want to be alone.
1260 01:12:38 I choose to be alone.
1261 01:12:40 I don't have anybody that I got to answer to, you know,
1262 01:12:43 check in with.
1263 01:12:45 I-I travel the world. I stay at five-star hotels.
1264 01:12:47 I do what I want when I want it.
1265 01:12:49 Have gun, will travel, motherfucker.
1266 01:12:51 I mean, yeah. Shit yeah, I'm happy.
1267 01:12:54 I'm fucking happy. Bet your ass I'm happy.
1268 01:12:56 I'd like to have someone to check in on.
1269 01:12:58 - Yeah? - Yes.
1270 01:13:00 Well, get a dog.
1271 01:13:02 Do you have a dog?
1272 01:13:03 I'm getting a dog.
1273 01:13:06 Look at this.
1274 01:13:09 Yeah.
1275 01:13:11 That's Greg.
1276 01:13:12 Unconvincing.
1277 01:13:13 What do you mean "unconvincing"?
1278 01:13:15 That's Greg. I'm getting this dog.
1279 01:13:16 Well, you like the idea of a dog.
1280 01:13:17 Anybody who has a dog likes the idea of getting a dog.
1281 01:13:20 It's why they got the dog in the first place.
1282 01:13:23 - Do you have a permanent residence? - No.
1283 01:13:25 - Anyone to care for your dog during long absences? - I do not.
1284 01:13:28 - Do you keep a regular schedule
1285 01:13:29 - in terms of eating, sleeping? - No, I don't.
1286 01:13:31 You're a cat person.
1287 01:13:34 There's nothing wrong with that.
1288 01:13:36 Well, you know something, if I had a cat, at least the cat would miss me.
1289 01:13:39 Doubtful.
1290 01:13:41 Possible.
1291 01:13:42 Nah.
1292 01:13:57 Chris, is it because of you or because of me?
1293 01:13:59 What?
1294 01:14:00 That you, like...
1295 01:14:02 - What? - You...
1296 01:14:04 - I don't understand. - You don't...
1297 01:14:10 You just, like,
1298 01:14:12 don't, like...
1299 01:14:14 like, miss me.
1300 01:14:15 Like, is that 'cause of you or me?
1301 01:14:19 I spent years looking for you.
1302 01:14:22 I was just trying to track you down, but you don't look for me at all.
1303 01:14:26 And then I finally find you,
1304 01:14:28 and I...
1305 01:14:29 you know, I was there, I saved your life.
1306 01:14:33 And you said that you would come and find me. You said...
1307 01:14:36 you would come and find me soon, and then you just disappeared again,
1308 01:14:39 I guess.
1309 01:14:40 You had my phone number.
1310 01:14:46 I guess what I'm asking you, man, is, like...
1311 01:14:54 Do you not miss me because of me, or is it...
1312 01:14:58 - ...is it 'cause of your, like... - My what?
1313 01:15:05 You know, your... your condition.
1314 01:15:12 I'm just me.
1315 01:15:29 What are you doing?
1316 01:15:30 I am applying sunscreen to my lower extremities.
1317 01:15:33 This is 100 SPF.
1318 01:15:34 I had more than four sunburns in my childhood,
1319 01:15:37 so we're more than twice as likely to develop melanoma as adults.
1320 01:15:39 - I take precautions. - Can I get a little bit?
1321 01:15:40 - Yeah, sure. - Can I get some? Thanks, man.
1322 01:15:53 You know I don't like that.
1323 01:15:56 That's not funny, Braxton. I like thing...
1324 01:15:58 Oh, it's so funny.
1325 01:15:59 - I want to sock your mouth sometimes. - It's so funny.
1326 01:16:02 You know what I think?
1327 01:16:04 I think we got to go get drunk.
1328 01:16:06 Come on, man.
1329 01:16:08 Let's go get drunk.
1330 01:16:10 Okay.
1331 01:16:14 ? Son, you finally got it made ?
1332 01:16:17 ? Old Hank made it here
1333 01:16:19 and we're all sure that you will ?
1334 01:16:21 ? but I don't think Hank done it this way ?
1335 01:16:25 ? I don't think old Hank done it this way...
1336 01:16:28 I don't know if it's, uh, exactly what I had in mind, you know?
1337 01:16:31 I mean, it's... it's L.A.
1338 01:16:34 To me, that means nightclubs,
1339 01:16:36 valets, velvet ropes, douchebags everywhere.
1340 01:16:39 Not really a honky-tonk type town, you know?
1341 01:16:42 I don't know, I just never took you for, like,
1342 01:16:44 a country-western kind of guy, but
1343 01:16:46 it's cool. I mean,
1344 01:16:47 I guess you pretend to be an ordinary accountant,
1345 01:16:50 you can, uh, pretend to be a cowboy tonight, right?
1346 01:16:54 No. Yes. Okay.
1347 01:16:56 What do you mean "no, yes, okay"?
1348 01:16:58 Are we having a conversation here, Chris?
1349 01:17:00 By the way, as far as the whole cowboy thing,
1350 01:17:03 I think the Forrest Gump shoes, they're a bit of a misfire, but...
1351 01:17:05 Well...
1352 01:17:06 "Well" what? What?
1353 01:17:08 Hey, now.
1354 01:17:09 Hello.
1355 01:17:10 Band's looking for requests.
1356 01:17:11 Is there a song you like, handsome?
1357 01:17:13 I guess I'm good with, like, Alan Jackson, something like that.
1358 01:17:16 Tell 'em that'll, uh... that'll do me just fine, sweetheart.
1359 01:17:19 Okay, slow down, Night Moves.
1360 01:17:21 I was, uh, asking him.
1361 01:17:24 I'm Angie.
1362 01:17:27 Hello, Angie. My name is Chris.
1363 01:17:29 What's your favorite tune, Chris?
1364 01:17:31 My favorite song is "Appalachian Spring" by Copland.
1365 01:17:36 Second favorite.
1366 01:17:38 Uh... in this context, yes.
1367 01:17:41 Metallica, "Enter Sandman."
1368 01:17:45 I don't think that's in their wheelhouse.
1369 01:17:47 Ah, yeah.
1370 01:17:49 Maybe you should ask someone more familiar with the band's capabilities.
1371 01:17:55 Okay.
1372 01:17:58 - No. - I...
1373 01:17:59 - No. - What?
1374 01:18:00 What are you do... You were right there. Why'd you...
1375 01:18:02 - why'd you go down like that? - What was I supposed to say?
1376 01:18:04 You were going up. It was working.
1377 01:18:06 What were you supposed to say?
1378 01:18:07 Just say, "You pick," you know?
1379 01:18:09 But she asked me what my favorite song was.
1380 01:18:11 - Dude, she wasn't asking you... - Yes, she did. She asked me.
1381 01:18:13 - Because she liked you. - She lit...
1382 01:18:15 I-I'm just as shocked as you are, but she liked you.
1383 01:18:16 That's why she came here.
1384 01:18:17 I don't know, it was like a mating call.
1385 01:18:19 I mean, how do you not see... It doesn't...
1386 01:18:20 My brain doesn't work that way, Braxton.
1387 01:18:28 Look, dude, I... Hey,
1388 01:18:29 hey, hey, hey.
1389 01:18:30 It was good.
1390 01:18:32 You hear me? It was good.
1391 01:18:33 But, I mean, it seemed like you were seeing it, and she was seeing it.
1392 01:18:35 - Yes. - It was just...
1393 01:18:37 you made her smile.
1394 01:18:38 I mean, I don't know what the-the first thing you said,
1395 01:18:41 but the Metallica thing, that... it was funny.
1396 01:18:43 You know, it could've been perceived as, I-I don't know, like, cute or something like that,
1397 01:18:46 but it definitely made her smile.
1398 01:18:47 I think maybe you don't give yourself enough credit.
1399 01:18:50 You're just, like, sort of...
1400 01:18:53 What are you gonna do, man?
1401 01:18:54 You... going to piss? Where are you going?
1402 01:18:59 ? He only came to town about twice a year ?
1403 01:19:04 ? He'd buy a hundred pounds of yeast and some copper line ?
1404 01:19:11 ? Everybody knew that he made moonshine...
1405 01:19:18 Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
1406 01:19:20 ? Headed up the holler with everything he had ?
1407 01:19:23 ? Before my time, but I've been told ?
1408 01:19:26 ? he never come back from Copperhead Road...
1409 01:19:28 You got it. Ready?
1410 01:19:30 There you go.
1411 01:19:31 Hey.
1412 01:19:38 Get the fuck out of...
1413 01:19:41 ? Now, Daddy ran the whiskey in a big-block Dodge ?
1414 01:19:47 ? Bought it at an auction at the Masons' lodge ?
1415 01:19:53 ? "Johnson County Sheriff" painted on the side ?
1416 01:19:59 ? He just shot a coat of primer, then he looked inside ?
1417 01:20:05 ? Well, him and my uncle shut that engine down ?
1418 01:20:11 ? Well, I still remember that rumblin' sound... ?
1419 01:20:12 Hey!
1420 01:20:15 Hey, hey!
1421 01:20:17 ? The sheriff came around in the middle of the night ?
1422 01:20:20 ? Heard Mama cryin', knew somethin' wasn't right ?
1423 01:20:23 ? He headed down to Knoxville with the weekly load ?
1424 01:20:26 ? You could smell the whiskey burnin' down Copperhead Road... ?
1425 01:20:29 Let's go!
1426 01:20:38 Kick!
1427 01:20:47 Hey, you see that? That's my brother.
1428 01:20:49 That's my big brother up there.
1429 01:20:52 ? Copperhead Road ?
1430 01:20:57 Oh, my gosh. I'm so sorry.
1431 01:21:00 I'm sorry.
1432 01:21:06 Sorry, I didn't mean to...
1433 01:21:13 - Thank you. - So he dances.
1434 01:21:16 Well...
1435 01:21:17 Well, I'll be dipped in dog shit.
1436 01:21:19 Oh, hello.
1437 01:21:20 That was some dancing.
1438 01:21:21 Light on your feet, big man.
1439 01:21:22 Thank you. Yes. I'm a beginner. It's my first time, so...
1440 01:21:25 It wasn't a compliment, hoss.
1441 01:21:26 Jerry. Don't start.
1442 01:21:29 Hey. Hey.
1443 01:21:30 - Eyes forward, son. - Whoa. Well, that's not kind.
1444 01:21:32 Hey, I don't think you heard me.
1445 01:21:34 Look at me when I'm fucking talking to you.
1446 01:21:37 Hey.
1447 01:21:37 Hey, come on.
1448 01:21:38 You're in cowboy country.
1449 01:21:40 Oh, I see.
1450 01:21:40 We don't mess with another man's girl down here.
1451 01:21:43 You're from Glendale, Gerald,
1452 01:21:45 and I'm not your girl.
1453 01:21:46 It's okay. My brother wasn't having a good time tonight, but now he will.
1454 01:21:49 Okay, hit me, Jerry.
1455 01:21:50 - Well, your brother can get it, too. - Oh, good.
1456 01:21:53 Your face is like an anus.
1457 01:21:54 Swing at me, Jerry! Oh, no.
1458 01:21:56 Khaki Pants here wants to scrap.
1459 01:21:58 - Jerry. - Oh, goodness gracious.
1460 01:21:59 Fucking hit him.
1461 01:22:00 - Hey. Show him what you got, Jerry. - Here, hold this.
1462 01:22:01 Get him, Jerry.
1463 01:22:02 - Knuckle up, motherfucker. - I'm prepared.
1464 01:22:03 - Guys, stop. - Knuckle up, motherfucker.
1465 01:22:05 Hey. Stop. Jerry.
1466 01:22:08 - Oh, come on now. - Go, Jerry!
1467 01:22:23 Goddamn!
1468 01:22:25 Is there anything in this world better than punching
1469 01:22:26 a motherfucker in the face who's got it coming? Huh?
1470 01:22:29 - Well... - Huh? What?
1471 01:22:31 - No. - Yes.
1472 01:22:32 Shut the front door.
1473 01:22:34 You! Hey!
1474 01:22:35 Yes. Ha!
1475 01:22:36 Hey!
1476 01:22:37 - I'm very smooth. - You!
1477 01:22:38 You, look at you!
1478 01:22:41 I'm sorry, it was, uh, Miss...
1479 01:22:42 Deputy Director Medina.
1480 01:22:44 Yeah, well, patient files past and present require a subpoena.
1481 01:22:47 I'm quite sure you know that, Miss Medina.
1482 01:22:48 Yes, I do.
1483 01:22:49 A woman and her child disappeared eight years ago.
1484 01:22:51 Now they're either dead or living a nightmare.
1485 01:22:53 Look, could you just do this for me, please?
1486 01:22:55 I really need your help, and I just... I...
1487 01:22:57 Yeah, and I need a court order to do so.
1488 01:22:59 Now, I'm sorry.
1489 01:23:04 Hey.
1490 01:23:13 Harbor Neuroscience.
1491 01:23:16 The Harbor Neuroscience?
1492 01:23:18 Treasury and Harbor have partnered to support
1493 01:23:19 health care professionals who work with individuals
1494 01:23:22 possessing unique abilities.
1495 01:23:24 Define "support."
1496 01:23:32 Here we go.
1497 01:23:35 Jane Doe 636.
1498 01:23:38 Five years ago.
1499 01:23:40 Skull fracture, jaw, ribs, left arm broken.
1500 01:23:42 And extensive facial injuries as a result of an auto accident.
1501 01:23:47 Delirious,
1502 01:23:49 in and out of consciousness when she arrived.
1503 01:23:52 Said something about being attacked by somebody.
1504 01:23:59 Prior to reconstructive surgery,
1505 01:24:00 she was exposed to neuro-rehabilitation strategies
1506 01:24:03 I designed to treat individuals with extensive brain trauma.
1507 01:24:06 How extensive?
1508 01:24:08 A nearly total loss of memory.
1509 01:24:11 I played top boards in college.
1510 01:24:13 If Jane ever played, she didn't remember how.
1511 01:24:16 That's three days later?
1512 01:24:19 Acquired savant syndrome.
1513 01:24:21 So rare some neurologists doubt it exists.
1514 01:24:24 But you don't?
1515 01:24:27 Victims of blunt force trauma
1516 01:24:29 can, on extremely rare occasions,
1517 01:24:31 exhibit extraordinary outcomes.
1518 01:24:34 A woman who's never played piano fractures her skull in a fall,
1519 01:24:38 masters Rachmaninoff in a day.
1520 01:24:41 A baseball fan takes a 90-mile-per-hour foul ball
1521 01:24:44 to the head and wakes to discover
1522 01:24:45 he can learn a foreign language in an afternoon.
1523 01:24:49 How is that possible?
1524 01:24:50 Their brains,
1525 01:24:51 for lack of a better word, are rewired,
1526 01:24:54 unlocking hidden abilities,
1527 01:24:55 abilities that, at least theoretically, we all possess.
1528 01:24:58 And Jane's talent was chess?
1529 01:25:01 No.
1530 01:25:03 Not exactly.
1531 01:25:06 The brain injury Jane suffered lit up her frontal and parietal cortex.
1532 01:25:09 Checkmate.
1533 01:25:09 Those areas responsible for pattern recognition, problem solving,
1534 01:25:11 critical thinking.
1535 01:25:14 The same areas of the brain chess masters rely on.
1536 01:25:17 Caveat is their abilities start and stop with chess.
1537 01:25:20 In Jane Doe, they didn't.
1538 01:25:26 Acquired savant syndrome
1539 01:25:28 would explain the exponential acceleration of her ability
1540 01:25:30 to decode and assimilate information,
1541 01:25:32 the hand-eye coordination,
1542 01:25:34 but what it doesn't explain is why her memory was all but erased.
1543 01:25:39 Or the personality change.
1544 01:25:42 My theory?
1545 01:25:46 The trauma that rewired her brain
1546 01:25:48 also unplugged any unnecessary neural networks.
1547 01:25:53 Unnecessary for...?
1548 01:25:54 Survival.
1549 01:25:58 The brain's frontal lobes are also where our fight-or-flight decisions are made.
1550 01:26:02 I think the appeal of chess wasn't strategy...
1551 01:26:08 ...but combat.
1552 01:26:10 I don't know what Jane's life was like prior to the accident,
1553 01:26:12 but whoever she was when they brought her in...
1554 01:26:20 ...wasn't the same person who left.
1555 01:26:25 Over the following months, she became
1556 01:26:28 increasingly isolated. Aggressive.
1557 01:26:33 Until one night,
1558 01:26:34 she beat a security guard unconscious,
1559 01:26:37 took his gun...
1560 01:26:40 ...and disappeared.
1561 01:26:48 Y-You said her memory was all but erased.
1562 01:26:51 D-Did she retain any memory of her life before the accident?
1563 01:26:53 Family, kids, anything?
1564 01:26:55 Yeah, I asked her that exact question multiple times.
1565 01:26:58 Only once did she come up with something.
1566 01:27:01 Let's go back over family.
1567 01:27:04 Um, any memory of children or a husband?
1568 01:27:17 "Pop! Goes the Weasel"?
1569 01:27:22 So, should we order in some dinner?
1570 01:27:25 Discuss the grant? Next steps?
1571 01:27:28 Uh, the applications are in my car.
1572 01:27:31 I'll be right back.
1573 01:27:41 You're asking me to divulge the identity of a woman
1574 01:27:45 who may or may not be under my employment.
1575 01:27:49 I know she works for us, Batu.
1576 01:27:52 And, uh, you know this how?
1577 01:27:55 Half those jobs I turned down...
1578 01:27:57 I just...
1579 01:27:59 I just want to talk to her. That's all.
1580 01:28:01 Talk to her?
1581 01:28:03 Why?
1582 01:28:06 It's-it's a family thing.
1583 01:28:07 Don't tell me.
1584 01:28:09 The one man I'd terminate
1585 01:28:12 for free minus one very inconvenient fact.
1586 01:28:15 I know. He's my brother.
1587 01:28:16 No.
1588 01:28:18 He might kill all my killers.
1589 01:28:24 I'm going to bed.
1590 01:28:27 Braxton,
1591 01:28:28 tell me that engine of destruction isn't with you now.
1592 01:28:31 No, sir, he is not.
1593 01:28:33 Because the last time you had a family thing, it nearly ruined me.
1594 01:28:37 Makes two of us.
1595 01:28:40 - Since you're in Los Angeles... - Yeah?
1596 01:28:43 We have a new client
1597 01:28:44 whose in-house hitter isn't getting the job done.
1598 01:28:48 Sending a photo now.
1599 01:28:50 Instructions to follow only if we engage.
1600 01:28:55 I will let you know soon
1601 01:28:56 if I need your services.
1602 01:29:32 "Piensa en Juárez."
1603 01:29:35 Juárez. Why Juárez?
1604 01:29:41 "I don't have kids."
1605 01:29:44 "I don't have kids."
1606 01:29:50 Why didn't Edith Sanchez call her father?
1607 01:29:55 Negative consequence.
1608 01:29:58 Is her father a danger?
1609 01:30:04 A school.
1610 01:30:08 It's not a school, is it?
1611 01:30:13 It's a...
1612 01:30:16 It's a prison.
1613 01:30:19 Why?
1614 01:30:23 Because of you.
1615 01:30:26 Edith was afraid for you.
1616 01:30:30 Afraid they would hurt you.
1617 01:30:51 Medina's at the Airbnb.
1618 01:30:53 Call her, then the police.
1619 01:30:55 Is that wise?
1620 01:30:56 You're an escaped convict from a federal penitentiary.
1621 01:31:01 Anything else?
1622 01:31:04 We found Edith Sanchez.
1623 01:31:06 Ray King wasn't murdered because he was looking for Edith.
1624 01:31:10 He was murdered because he found her.
1625 01:31:13 Call Marybeth now.
1626 01:31:15 Tell her I'm on my way.
1627 01:31:16 And we need to find Edith's son Alberto.
1628 01:31:19 He's being held as a prisoner in Juárez.
1629 01:31:22 Okay, Chris. Understood.
1630 01:31:53 Hello?
1631 01:31:54 Someone's coming to kill you.
1632 01:31:58 Marybeth?
1633 01:32:00 Hello?
1634 01:32:02 Hello?
1635 01:32:03 Drop it. Drop it!
1636 01:32:09 Turn around.
1637 01:32:12 I'm a federal agent. Big mistake.
1638 01:32:16 Only if your name is not Marybeth Medina.
1639 01:32:24 Hands!
1640 01:32:27 Down on your knees.
1641 01:32:29 Now!
1642 01:34:22 ?Mamá! ?Mami!
1643 01:35:59 ?No!
1644 01:36:27 You're Edith Sanchez.
1645 01:36:30 Not anymore.
1646 01:36:33 I think your child is a prisoner in a compound in Juárez.
1647 01:36:54 It's okay.
1648 01:36:55 I need to put pressure on this.
1649 01:37:03 Help is coming.
1650 01:37:05 No, no. I-I paid you to kill her,
1651 01:37:08 not to try and kill her.
1652 01:37:09 Someone intervened in the hit.
1653 01:37:13 An extraordinarily lethal someone.
1654 01:37:16 Our contracts are enforced until the target is dead
1655 01:37:19 or the client's expired.
1656 01:37:22 Enjoy your evening.
1657 01:37:56 Go to Juárez.
1658 01:38:01 Take those kids into the desert.
1659 01:38:06 I want 'em dead and buried.
1660 01:38:10 No trace.
1661 01:38:12 Nothing to tie me to them.
1662 01:38:19 Think you can handle that?
1663 01:38:26 Yeah, Burke.
1664 01:38:30 Yeah, I can handle that.
1665 01:38:45 You show up in Juárez, and then what?
1666 01:38:46 How you even gonna find these kids?
1667 01:38:48 Not your concern. You can leave.
1668 01:38:49 For Christ's sake. How many times do I got to tell you?
1669 01:38:51 What happened to Medina was not my fault.
1670 01:38:54 All right? She said she wanted nothing to do with us.
1671 01:38:56 I just... I took her at her word.
1672 01:38:58 She has a punctured lung, ruptured spleen and a fractured jaw.
1673 01:39:01 So don't send an Edible Arrangement.
1674 01:39:09 How many times? How many times I got to do it?
1675 01:39:11 How many times I got to say I'm sorry?
1676 01:39:13 I don't know. You haven't said it one time.
1677 01:39:14 Ah, you're so full of shit.
1678 01:39:15 All this is about is about the goddamn kid in the picture, right?
1679 01:39:18 You think he's like you.
1680 01:39:19 Yes. He's alone in Juárez.
1681 01:39:21 - Do you even care? Do you... - How do you know that?
1682 01:39:22 How do you know he's like you?
1683 01:39:24 You are so weird, Chris.
1684 01:39:25 You get these ideas in your head,
1685 01:39:27 and you just obsess...
1686 01:39:28 Goddamn it, you know how exhausting it is?
1687 01:39:30 My entire life, I've had to clean up
1688 01:39:32 after the weird kid, you know that?
1689 01:39:33 I'm not weird.
1690 01:39:34 Oh, you're not weird?
1691 01:39:34 Every fucking time we move,
1692 01:39:36 we go to a new town. What happens? Then you show up with your fits.
1693 01:39:39 - I don't do that anymore, Braxton. - Your rocking. Your stupid
1694 01:39:41 Solomon Grundy bullshit.
1695 01:39:42 Then I got to beat somebody's ass
1696 01:39:43 'cause they put their hands on you.
1697 01:39:44 No. You like to fight!
1698 01:39:46 Ah, it ain't the goddamn point!
1699 01:39:48 The point is
1700 01:39:49 I always get your fucking back, Chris! - Goodbye.
1701 01:39:51 I get your back. You ever say thank you?
1702 01:39:53 "Wow. Gee, thanks, Brax.
1703 01:39:54 Thank you for getting my back. Thank you.
1704 01:39:57 You are the best goddamn brother..."
1705 01:39:58 What are you doing? You...
1706 01:39:59 Goddamn it!
1707 01:40:00 What, you just gonna leave?
1708 01:40:02 Fuck. You know what? You want to go to Juárez?
1709 01:40:04 Hey, let's go to Juárez.
1710 01:40:06 Good for you. Let's go get our asses shot off.
1711 01:40:44 My drone's not responding.
1712 01:40:47 I lost the feed.
1713 01:41:04 Get 'em on. Get 'em on.
1714 01:41:08 Load 'em up, load 'em up. All the way to the back. Fill it up.
1715 01:41:11 Vámonos.
1716 01:41:13 Field trip. Follow them. Get on the bus. Get 'em on.
1717 01:41:15 Let's go!
1718 01:41:17 Everybody out! Field trip! Get 'em on the bus!
1719 01:41:43 You found it?
1720 01:41:45 We found it.
1721 01:41:46 How far?
1722 01:41:48 11 minutes.
1723 01:41:49 Okay.
1724 01:41:50 We'll wait till dark, and then we'll go in.
1725 01:41:52 Can you kill the lights?
1726 01:41:53 Yes, but it won't matter.
1727 01:41:55 Why not?
1728 01:41:57 The children will be dead before it's dark.
1729 01:42:58 Braxton.
1730 01:42:59 Yeah.
1731 01:43:03 Thank you.
1732 01:43:08 Get 'em all out!
1733 01:43:10 Hey, all the kids on the bus! Field trip!
1734 01:43:13 Rápido.
1735 01:43:14 - ?Qué me ven, cabrones? - Get 'em all out!
1736 01:43:16 - Muévanse. Ey, ey. - Let's go!
1737 01:43:17 Rápido.
1738 01:43:55 Hey! Move on them!
1739 01:43:57 Hold it down! I'll be right back!
1740 01:44:30 Where you at, kid?
1741 01:44:34 Where the fuck are you?
1742 01:45:03 Hey, kid, where you at?
1743 01:45:07 What are you doing?
1744 01:45:08 The fuck do you think you're doing? You trying to get me killed? Get up!
1745 01:45:11 We're moving. Come on. This way, this way.
1746 01:45:14 Go.
1747 01:45:20 Fire back! Get down, you dumb motherfucker!
1748 01:45:23 Start the bus!
1749 01:45:26 Go!
1750 01:46:19 Fire, Chris! Go, go!
1751 01:47:52 Move, move, move, move, move! Move!
1752 01:48:39 - You're hit? - I'm good. Hey, hey, hey, hey.
1753 01:48:41 I'm good. Go.
1754 01:48:44 - I'm fine, go. I'm fine. Hey, stop. - No. You're hit.
1755 01:48:46 Finish the fucking job. I-I got these motherfuckers. Just go!
1756 01:48:49 Go, Chris. Go get to those kids! Go! Damn it.
1757 01:49:50 Now, wait.
1758 01:49:54 Wait.
1759 01:50:11 Let's go.
1760 01:50:40 I need to seal it.
1761 01:50:51 Open up! Help them off the bus.
1762 01:50:56 Get off the bus. Let's get this over with.
1763 01:50:58 Come on. Move. Hey.
1764 01:51:00 ?ándale!
1765 01:51:03 Get in the fucking hole!
1766 01:51:06 Get in the hole now! Hurry up!
1767 01:51:08 Move! Move! Follow the person in front of you.
1768 01:51:12 Go!
1769 01:51:22 Come on. Follow them. Follow them.
1770 01:51:30 Go. Hurry up.
1771 01:51:47 Move!
1772 01:52:12 You again? You again? Hey, get up.
1773 01:52:16 Hey, back up. Back the fuck up!
1774 01:52:20 Solomon Grundy,
1775 01:52:21 - born on a Monday. - Hey, I got a heavy figure!
1776 01:52:23 Christened on Tuesday.
1777 01:52:24 - I'm not the guy you want. - Married on Wednesday.
1778 01:52:26 - Burke is the guy you want. - Sick on Thursday.
1779 01:52:27 - Worse on Friday. - Listen to me, man!
1780 01:52:28 Died on Saturday.
1781 01:52:29 - Listen to me! - Buried on Sunday.
1782 01:52:31 Burke is the guy...
1783 01:52:39 That was the end of Solomon Grundy.
1784 01:52:43 Alberto Sanchez?
1785 01:52:51 It's okay.
1786 01:52:53 It's okay.
1787 01:52:56 Estás bien.
1788 01:52:58 Estás seguro. Estás bien.
1789 01:53:28 You're safe.
1790 01:53:34 It's okay.
1791 01:53:41 Estás a salvo.
1792 01:53:56 Let's go, yeah?
1793 01:54:00 Vámonos.
1794 01:54:08 It's okay.
1795 01:54:10 Just go... go over to the bus, yeah?
1796 01:54:13 Let's go. It's okay.
1797 01:54:30 Who's that?
1798 01:54:32 Hey, Chris, stop the bus.
1799 01:54:33 - What? - Stop the bus, man. Just...
1800 01:54:36 Open the door.
1801 01:54:38 Open the door, ding-dong.
1802 01:54:47 Hello.
1803 01:54:50 Hi.
1804 01:54:52 Come here.
1805 01:54:54 Hey.
1806 01:55:03 Hi. Who are you?
1807 01:55:06 Hi.
1808 01:55:09 Chris.
1809 01:55:11 She likes me, man.
1810 01:55:16 You want to... You want to come home with me?
1811 01:55:18 Chris.
1812 01:55:22 Hey.
1813 01:55:23 Hey.
1814 01:55:25 Look at her.
1815 01:55:26 Yeah. Are you gonna be mine?
1816 01:55:30 As I suspected.
1817 01:55:33 What do you think, man? What should I call her?
1818 01:55:36 That's a...
1819 01:55:37 That's a male
1820 01:55:39 cat.
1821 01:55:58 Da.
1822 01:56:01 Batu Donetsk,
1823 01:56:03 owner of the largest kill squad in Europe?
1824 01:56:07 I'm sorry.
1825 01:56:09 You have me confused with someone else.
1826 01:56:12 52 years old.
1827 01:56:14 Born in Nizhny Novgorod.
1828 01:56:16 Russian, Romanian, Mongol descent.
1829 01:56:20 Seven years in the prison known as the Black Dolphin.
1830 01:56:23 Married four times.
1831 01:56:24 One child by a mistress.
1832 01:56:27 Would you like me to tell you the mileage on your Bentley?
1833 01:56:31 What can I do for you?
1834 01:56:33 Terminate the contract on Marybeth Medina.
1835 01:56:37 Why would I do that?
1836 01:56:40 Let me tell you a story.
1837 01:56:48 Ice cream...
1838 01:57:09 Speak.
1839 01:57:11 Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica.
1840 01:57:15 Write it down.
1841 01:57:21 How about you do your fucking job
1842 01:57:23 and stick to the contract?
1843 01:57:25 You said the contract would stay in place
1844 01:57:27 until that Treasury bitch was dead.
1845 01:57:30 Or until you expired. Correct?
1846 01:57:33 Well, I am very much alive.
1847 01:57:35 Consider it done.
1848 01:57:37 Good. When?
1849 01:57:40 Momentarily, sir.
1850 01:57:43 Goodbye.
1851 01:58:48 What?
1852 01:59:21 Thanks.
1853 01:59:23 Gentlemen. How are you?
1854 01:59:25 Nice to see you.
1855 01:59:27 Deputy Director. You doing okay?
1856 01:59:28 Yeah, I'm feeling pretty good.
1857 02:00:28 Harbor Neuroscience Academy.
1858 02:00:31 This is Deputy Director Medina, U.S. Treasury.
1859 02:00:33 Ma'am, I don't think you're calling who you think you are.
1860 02:00:37 I think I am.
1861 02:00:39 I know you can hear me.
1862 02:00:41 And I just wanted to say thank you.
1863 02:00:44 Ray found Edith, but you and Chris helped me
1864 02:00:46 solve the rest of the puzzle.
1865 02:00:49 Ray would be grateful.
1866 02:00:52 And so am I.
1867 02:00:56 Is that good, Aidan?
1868 02:00:57 Uh, yeah, it looks good.
1869 02:00:58 Awesome.
1870 02:00:59 Oh, she's here. Come on. Let's go, Miles.
1871 02:01:01 - Going. Let's go. - Going now?
1872 02:01:02 Hold on.
1873 02:01:03 Yeah.
1874 02:02:06 Kid's unbelievable.
1875 02:02:08 Braxton.
1876 02:02:09 It's-it's-it's... It's wildly unfair.
1877 02:02:10 He's a child, Braxton.
1878 02:02:11 I don't care he's a child. I'm a man. You're a man.
1879 02:02:14 He's a kid. That's a cat. Who cares?
1880 02:02:16 The point is we're supposed to be taking turns.
1881 02:02:18 He's been holding my cat for the last hour and a half, Chris.
1882 02:02:21 So when's it my turn?
1883 02:02:23 How much longer, man?
1884 02:02:24 Alberto. ?Cuánto falta hasta Harbor?
1885 02:02:27 Mil doscientas cuarenta y siete millas.
1886 02:02:30 Oh, Jesus.
1887 02:02:30 Uh, 1,247 miles.
1888 02:02:32 It's amazing. It's amazing how he can just come up with that
1889 02:02:34 but he can't figure out how long it takes
1890 02:02:35 to give somebody else a turn holding the damn cat.
1891 02:02:37 He's like a freaking genius.
1892 02:02:41 Just, um, out of idle curiosity,
1893 02:02:44 what are your plans after, uh... after we drop Alberto at Harbor?
1894 02:02:47 My plans?
1895 02:02:50 I-I don't know.
1896 02:02:51 Do you think, um...
1897 02:02:53 Well, I made a reservation at an RV park, uh,
1898 02:02:56 at the Chattahoochee for after we drop off Alberto,
1899 02:02:58 a-and I thought we could go hiking there.
1900 02:03:03 You-you made a reservation?
1901 02:03:05 It's just an idea.
1902 02:03:07 And-and what, we'd... we-we'd stay in the Airstream?
1903 02:03:11 I think it'll be fun.
1904 02:03:14 I think it... I think it might be fun, too.