(Man, echoing) 'This is not a drill, soldier.
'We clear on that?
'This is a live project and you are go.'
(Russian voices, indistinct)
(Echoing) 'Training is over.
'Training is over.'
(Woman shouting in Russian, gun cocking)
(Gunshot)
I'm OK. It's fine.
It's just a headache.
You're burning up.
It's OK.
Just a headache.
- Anything new? - No.
It's just bits and pieces.
I can hear Conklin's voice and there's that photograph but...
I just can't stay with it.
- But you're sure it's not just a bad dr...? - It happened.
It was a mission.
And I was there.
We should write it down.
- Two years scribbling in that notebook... - It hasn't been two years.
It's the same thing over and over again.
But that's why we write it down.
Because sooner or later you remember something good.
I do remember something good.
All the time.
(Woman) 'I want one final go-round.'
(Man) 'All teams listen up. Standing by for final green.'
(2nd man) I need to know when you've got eyes.
(Man) 'This is Survey Two. I have eyes.' (2nd Man) Copy that.
Survey One, this is Hub. Do you have visual contact?
(Man) Hub, this is Survey One. Mobile One is in motion.
(Woman) Survey Three, that is good.
- Hub. - (Man) 'Director Marshall from Langley.'
- Langley. - Stand by, please.
- Martin? - I'm here. So is Donnie and Jack Weller.
- We hear you're using the full allocation. - (Woman) 'That's where we came out.'
- It's a lot of money, Pam. - 'For a thief, a mole.'
If it only narrows the suspects, it's a bargain at ten times the price.
'Hub, this is Survey Two. Escort is breaking off.'
Mobile One is entering the building.
Gentlemen, the seller is on-site and in play. There's nothing more to discuss.
All right, Pam. Your call.
- Go. - We're on.
- (Pam) Audio contact only. - Switching to channel one.
(Man) Copy that. It's affirmative.
(Russian) Have you got it?
I've got it. Follow me.
(Man) Hub, Mobile One and seller have entered the office.
Copy that.
This is everything?
(Russian) It's all there. These files will prove who stole your money.
(Gunshots)
(Pam) Those were shots.
Survey One, come in. I need to know what happened.
You see shadows? I see nothing.
- Get some men in there right now. - Pull it up, Kurt.
- (Man) Eye contact. - Mobile One, can you copy?
- Are you there, Mobile One? - I'm sorry.
What do you see, Teddy?
(Man) Eyes up the whole way.
(Man) '..Petroleum Association's Berlin conference
'is Pecos Oil Chief Executive Officer Yuri Gretkov.
'In just six years, Gretkov has turned Pecos into an oil empire...
'..one of the wealthiest men in Russia.
'After consolidating drilling rights in the Caspian Sea...'
(Russian) You're late.
The files.
You'll get the rest when you finish the job.
I need to clean up.
Hurry, your plane leaves in one hour.
Are you sure the information is good?
He'll be there.
(Busy market chatter)
(Dog barks)
How much?
- Good morning, sir. - Morning.
He is my friend.
There's been a death in the family and I wonder if you've seen him?
- Hey. - Get in.
- What's wrong? - We're blown.
- How? - We pushed it. We got lazy.
Idiot!
(Horn)
That's twice I've seen the same guy. He was at the telegraph office.
- Are you sure? - It's just wrong.
The guy, the car, his clothes. It's just wrong.
- Jason, it could be anybody. - This is real.
This is real.
That's him. Get your head down. Silver Hyundai.
(Horn)
How far is he?
How far?
Hundred meters.
Here, take the wheel. You're gonna drive.
Switch.
Just head to the bridge.
- Turn here. Cut through the field. - Hang on.
(Horn)
You keep going to the shack. I'll meet you there in one hour.
I'm gonna bail out on the other side of this bridge.
- What if you're wrong? - It's Treadstone.
- I don't want you to do it. - I warned them what would happen
if they didn't leave us alone.
- It's never gonna be over like this. - We don't have a choice.
Yes, you do.
(Gasping)
(Men shouting)
Thank you.
(Man) 'Two explosive charges on the power lines.
'One failed. The fingerprint's from the one that didn't go off.'
(Pam) 'The Germans can't match it?'
No. We checked every database we could. But we're hooked into Langley now.
- Run it. - OK.
What the hell's Treadstone?
Get me a flight. We're going to Langley.
Bourne?
(Russian) Done.
You're sure he's dead?
Because there's no room for...
It's finished. Bourne. The files. The fingerprint.
I'll contact you in a month.
Two men dead,
three million in cash gone, no Neski files, and all very public.
This is still a clandestine agency, no?
I don't view this event as a failure.
- You call it a success? - We have a lead.
A fingerprint left by the assassin.
It's one of us.
- Who is it? - What can you tell me about Treadstone?
- Treadstone? - It's where the trail dead-ends.
If you want an answer,
you're gonna have to give me a level-five SCI access.
We have a lead, Marty.
All right. You've got your clearance.
But you're on a very short leash.
You'll give a full report. I wanna know where you're going with this.
Sir.
(Phone)
- 'Ward?' - Yes?
- 'Pamela Landy.' - Hey, Pam. What can I do for you?
- 'I was hoping you had some time.' - For what?
- 'I'm free right now.' - That sounds ominous.
Let me check my schedule.
- Excuse me, I need to... - Can I help you?
- I'm here to see Mr Abbott. - 20 minutes?
See you.
Operation Treadstone.
- Never heard of it. - That won't fly.
With all due respect, I think you've wandered past your pay grade.
That's a warrant granting me unrestricted access
to all personnel materials associated with Treadstone.
- So, what are we looking at? - I wanna know about it.
Know about it? It was a kill squad. Black on black.
We closed it down two years ago. Nobody wants to know about Treadstone.
Take this back to Marty and let him know what you're doing.
He does. I've been down to the archives. I have the files, Ward.
- Let's talk about Conklin. - What are you after, Pam?
You wanna fry me? You want my desk, is that it?
- I wanna know what happened. - Jason Bourne happened. You got the files.
Then let's cut the crap.
'Conklin had these guys wound so tight they were bound to snap.
'Bourne was his number one.
'The guy went for a job, screwed the op, never came back.
'Conklin couldn't fix it, couldn't find Bourne. It all went sideways.'
So you had Conklin killed? I mean, if we're cutting the crap.
I've given 30 years and two marriages to this agency.
I'm due to retire next year but if you think I'm gonna let you dangle me with this,
you can go to hell.
And Marshall too.
It had to be done.
(Pam) 'Where is Bourne now?' (Ward) 'Dead. Drunk in a bar. Who knows?'
I think I do. I had a deal going down in Berlin last week
and during the buy, our officer and the seller were killed.
They were killed by Jason Bourne.
(Knocking) They're ready for us upstairs.
(Speaking Italian)
Seven years ago, $20 million of CIA funds disappeared
during a wire transfer through Moscow.
In the investigation that followed
we were contacted by a Russian politician, Vladimir Neski.
Neski claimed we had a leak and we'd been ripped off by one of our own.
- And were we? - We never found out.
Mr Neski was killed before a meet.
- By who? - His wife.
The case had gone cold until we found a source,
a Russian in Berlin, who claimed to have access to the Neski files.
We thought we had another bite at the apple.
Turns out the assassin was one of our own - Jason Bourne.
I know Treadstone's not a popular subject here
but we found some interesting things.
This is Conklin's personal computer.
His Treadstone files are bloated with code keys and case files
that he had no clearance for.
We found a deleted file with an account number to a bank in Zurich.
At the time of his death, he had a personal account in the amount of $760,000.
You know what his budget was? We were throwing money at him.
- He was up to something. - This is definitive?
- What's definitive is I lost two people. - What's your theory?
Conklin's protecting his good name from the grave? The man is dead.
- No one's disputing that, Ward. - Christ, Marty, you knew Conklin.
Does this scan? I mean, at all?
Cut to the chase.
I think Bourne and Conklin were in business together
and the information I was trying to buy
was big enough to bring Bourne out from hiding to kill again. How's that scan?
Excuse me, sir, but Jason Bourne's passport just came up on the grid in Naples.
Contact Naples. They need to know who they're dealing with.
Find out what local assets we have in place there.
It's nothing. Some guy's name came up on the computer.
Yeah. Tom, I'm gonna call you back, OK?
Mr Bourne, I'm John Nevins, US Consulate. I just have a few questions for you.
You're coming out of Tangiers?
What's the, er, nature of your visit to Naples?
(Speaks Italian)
(Sighs)
Look, I don't know what you did or who you're working for
but I promise you this, you're gonna play ball one way or the other.
- Nevins. - This is Tom Cronin, CI Operations Officer.
- Do you have a Jason Bourne in custody? - Yes, I do.
He's an agency priority target.
'Detain him and call me back as soon as he's secure.'
I understand.
(Bleeps)
He's been detained. Here's the number.
He's being interrogated by a Consulate field officer.
(Mobile)
- Hello? - Pamela Landy, CIA. Where do we stand?
I, er...I think he got away.
Damn it!
- Have you locked down the area? - Locked it down? No.
This is Italy. They don't exactly lock down...
- How long have you worked for the agency? - Four years.
'If you want to get to five, listen close. Bourne is armed and extremely dangerous.
'Last week in Berlin he assassinated two men.
'Secure that area and any evidence and do it right now, is that clear?'
Yes, sir. Ma'am.
I'm getting on a plane to Berlin in 45 minutes so call me back in 30.
When I ask you where we stand, I had better be impressed.
- Berlin? - I have a team in place.
- He's not in Naples to start a family. - You have no idea what you're doing.
Do you? He's killed and eluded every person you've sent to find him.
You read a few files and you're an expert?
- This is my case, Ward. - Enough. I want you both on that plane.
We are all of us going to do what we were too inept to do the last time.
We're gonna find this son of a bitch and take him down.
Jason Bourne will not destroy any more of this agency.
- Is that definitive enough for you? - Yes.
(Pam) 'Bourne is armed and extremely dangerous.
'Last week in Berlin he assassinated two men...'
(Tape rewinds) '..Berlin he assassinated two men.
'Secure that area and any evidence and do it right now...'
(Conklin) 'This is not a drill, soldier.
'This is not a drill, soldier.
'We clear on that?'
(Voices, indistinct)
(Woman shouting in Russian)
(Gasps, panting)
(Tires screech)
(Clock bell chiming)
(Cronin) You'd been working at Treadstone three years and your cover was what?
That I was an American student in Paris.
What exactly did your job in Paris consist of?
I had two responsibilities - to coordinate logistical operations
- and to monitor the health of the agents. - Health?
Their mental health. They were prone to a variety of problems.
- What kind of problems? - Depression, anger, compulsive behaviour.
They had physical symptoms. Headaches, sensitivity to light.
- Amnesia? - Before Bourne, no.
(Knock on door)
- The plane's ready, a car's waiting. - Good luck.
No. You were his contact, you were with him the night Conklin died.
You're coming with us.
Langley got an image from Naples. It's uploading now.
It's coming in now.
- (Woman) I need clearance. - He's not hiding.
- Why Naples? Why now? - Maybe he's running.
- On his own passport? - What is he doing?
- Making his first mistake. - It's not a mistake.
They don't make mistakes. They don't do random. There's always a target.
The targets always came from us. Who's giving them now?
Scary version?
He is.
- I emptied it. - It felt a little light.
Put it down.
Front.
Sorry. Old habits.
- Use your teeth. - Ah.
Word in the ether was you'd lost your memory.
You still should've moved.
- What do you want? - Conklin.
He's dead.
Shot dead in Paris. Dead the night you walked out.
So who's running Treadstone now?
Nobody. They shut it down.
It's over. We're the last two.
Then why are they still after me?
- I don't know. - Heard of Pamela Landy?
- No. - Pamela Landy in Berlin.
- What's going on in Berlin? - I don't know.
Why would I lie?
I thought you were here to kill me.
- What did you do? - I'm sorry.
Did you call it in?
Get up. Come on.
- You have a car out front? - The keys are in my coat pocket.
- But we should... - What?
- Go out the back. I have another car. - (Phone)
(Grunts)
(Phone stops ringing)
(Choking)
(Choking, gurgling)
(Choking stops)
(Hissing)
(Dog barking)
(Car alarms)
(German announcements on PA, indistinct)
(Phone being dialled, woman answers in German)
Kann ich bitte mit Pamela Landy sprechen?
'Einen Moment, bitte.
'Nein, der Name wurde nicht angezeigt.'
Danke.
(Man answers in German)
Kann ich bitte mit Pamela Landy sprechen?
'Nein, es ist niemand unter dem Namen eingetragen.'
(Woman) 'Westin Grand. Was darf ich für Sie tun?'
Pamela Landy, bitte.
'Ja, eine Moment bitte, ich verbinde Sie.'
(Electronic beeping, dialling tone)
'Westin Grand, schönen guten Tag. Was darf ich für Sie tun?'
- Pamela Landy, please. - 'One moment, please.'
Thank you.
- (Phone) - Guten Tag. Kann ich Ihnen helfen?
- I wanted to call a guest, Pamela Landy. - Just one second, please.
- (Phone) - Hello?
Hello?
I'm sorry, sir. The phone's busy.
I'll just try later. Thank you.
(Pam) 'OK. Let's take a look at the timeline. What's Bourne's objective?'
I wanna break this out in boxes.
Naples outbound. Check everything. Flights, trains, police.
- That's box one. Teddy, that's yours. - Got it.
'Box number two. Call it "Prior Connections".'
Rerun all Bourne's Treadstone material.
'Kim, box three. Identify his method of travel.'
We need a vehicle, a parking ticket, something.
Langley will upload any satellite imaging so find them a target.
Danny, box four. I need fresh eyes. Review the buy where we lost the Neski files.
Timeline it with Bourne's movements.
Turn it upside down and see what we find.
We controlled this guy's life for years,
we should be a step ahead of him.
You wanna go home? Find Jason Bourne.
(Dialling number)
(Ringing)
'Pamela Landy.'
This is Jason Bourne.
- Bourne? - (Man) 90 seconds, triangulate his position.
'What do you want?'
Are you running Treadstone?
Treadstone was closed down two years ago. You know that.
Then who's planning the missions now?
There are no missions. It's over.
- Then what do you want with me? - Berlin.
Have you forgotten what happened in Berlin?
'You killed two people, Bourne.' (Echoing)
(Conklin, echoing) 'Neski. Vladimir Neski.'
Bourne?
'I wanna come in.'
- OK. How do you wanna do it? - (Man) We need 35 seconds.
- 'I need someone I know to bring me in.' - Who?
There was a girl in Paris, part of the programme.
'She used to handle logistics.'
Alexanderstrasse, 30 minutes, under the World Clock.
- 'Send her alone. Give her your phone.' - 20 seconds.
What if I can't find her?
- It's easy. She's standing right next to you. - (Phone clicks)