Previously on The Bridge...
I'm Jack Dobbs.
So, you here to see someone?
Your brother.
I'm Sonya Cross, Lisa's sister.
What's going on down here?
Yesterday someone tried to kill me.
It was one of my own men.
- What do you plan to do in the US? - Work.
Have a nice day.
What the hell is this?
There she goes.
Help me.
Come on.
I'm out of here, dude.
Please.
I need help.
I'm cold.
What happened to your clothes?
There was man blood on them.
Maybe we should call the police.
No, no, no.
Please don't.
I'm fine.
You can help me.
Okay.
What's your name?
Kyle.
Have you known grace, Kyle?
Grace.
The light that goes through everything.
I don't know.
I've used up all of mine.
Maybe it's not too late for you.
What are you doing?
Help me.
You have to help me.
Okay, okay, okay, okay,
okay, okay.
Please, please.
If you help me, I will let you touch me down there.
Okay?
Here.
I don't wear pink.
Come on, they'll wake up if I go back in there.
It would be bad. I've never worn pink.
It's for whores and little girls who want to be princesses.
Okay...
Something else. Please, Kyle.
Here.
What's his name?
Danny.
What are you doing?
Can you see it?
See what?
The light coming off him.
We should go now.
You should say good-bye to him.
Okay...
Good-bye.
Sit.
Good dog.
Tore the carotid.
Yep.
Doesn't look like a knife wound.
Did the job though, didn't it?
Why not a knife?
Used what was handy, I suppose.
So unplanned. Self-defense.
Maybe, maybe not.
Why keep the car running?
Took a while for him to bleed out, I suppose.
Plus, these electric jobs, you can't tell.
Be nice if something about this whole thing made sense.
I think there was a woman in the car.
You took a personal day yesterday, didn't you?
Yeah.
What for?
I have 32 unused personal days.
Did you go see Dobbs?
Nope, I didn't see him.
Dobbs's brother?
Yes, we had lunch.
What for?
I gave him a picture.
We... just... talked.
He's nice.
What'd you talk about?
Lisa.
We talked about Lisa.
That man's brother killed your sister.
That doesn't make him a criminal.
Statistically speaking, there's no reason to assume that.
Bullshit.
Would you be talking to me like this if I was a man?
- No. - Right.
You're right.
- So why don't we just work. - Okay.
Okay.
- Morning. - Morning.
Sonya Cross, El Paso PD.
That your work?
I told them I don't do that kind of thing.
- I-I was gonna call you and... - Make you do what, sir?
The dog?
I-I assume you're here about what's in the basement.
Right?
They, came in about a month ago.
Didn't-didn't say where they got my name or number.
Just said they had a job.
There were two of them?
Yeah, the...
Um, a man and a woman.
And this woman, she was... she
was kind of peculiar, you know?
Get their names?
No, ma'am.
I-I didn't ask.
I'm-I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but I-I was very clear with them.
I told them I did not want this job.
The partner, he said he was
going to cut off my hands and kill my entire family.
Plus, they-they paid cash.
Um, it's-it's... it's right in here.
Um...
Luisa?
Taxidermist said he took this bullet out of the dog.
What about the body?
Well, the beetles pretty well took care of the prints,
so we'll submit dental records.
Okay.
Hey!
Joe, what can I do for you?
That's our dog, Yankee.
The dog was mentioned in a crime scene flyer your
department circulated.
Well, we were hoping
for help identifying the John Doe in the car.
I'm gonna need to see the complete file, everything you got.
You want to tell me why?
Won't know until I've seen the file.
It was a man and a woman and, like I said, I never
saw either 'em before in my life.
That him?
Yes, yes, ma'am, that-that-that was him.
What about the woman?
Well, she was... She was like the boss.
She had this big ledger book, and she went around taking notes about everything.
And she dressed kind of funny.
Um, churchy, or amishy.
So, no dope in the car, no dope at the taxidermist.
This is the DEA taking an interest in stuffed dogs?
We are now.
The John Doe you found at the taxidermist is Jimmy Tecca.
One of ours. Undercover field agent.
The dog, too.
Sorry for your loss.
However, we caught the case. It's ours.
No, not anymore.
They say anything about the body?
Um, they weren't too happy when I said I needed to beetle it.
They wanted it mounted?
Posed, yes, ma'am, but it was too far gone.
Maggots and off gassing, and...
Not to mention the illegality of it all.
But the problem was, they had it in a storage unit.
Two days in this heat, there ain't nothing I can do.
Cooper:
Um...
Caramel?
They're from France. They got this sea salt in the middle.
They're hell on the crowns, but I like 'em.
- I don't do sugar. - Why not?
It's poison.
Okay.
So, um... tell you what.
Why don't we sit down, and I'll tell you what I got, you tell me
what you got, and we act like law enforcement professionals?
That's good.
Yeah, it's good.
Have another one.
- Who's that? - Lead investigator Sonya Cross.
Sonya, this is Joe McKenzie and Pete Rivas from the DEA.
Come on in.
Close the door.
Multiple stab wounds to the carotid.
Passenger fled the scene.
- You know him? - Yovani Garza.
He's an escort for Fausto Galvan.
There were no drugs in the car.
We've been over that, Sonya.
You get a description of the passenger?
Female, brunette.
Taxidermist said she has some
sort of ledger with her;
- Thought that she was in charge. - Interesting.
- Does that ring a bell? - Could be a girlfriend.
We'll look into it.
What about Agent Tecca?
Agent Tecca and Yankee were responsible for over
three tons of seizures, dozens of arrests in Juarez.
They put a serious dent in Fausto Galvan's operation.
When did he go missing?
Last month.
Our suspects wanted
Agent Tecca mounted, but the decomp was too bad.
These people are depraved.
We'd prefer you leave out mention of the taxidermy.
- Something like that can hurt the family. - Absolutely.
I personally trained Agent Tecca.
We're on the same bowling team.
Okay, um, so how do you want to chop this up?
Since Tecca was ours, we'll take the lead on that.
Good, good. We'll take Garza.
What about the passenger... the woman?
Yeah, we'll want to be in on that, too.
Just don't make any moves
- without coordinating with us. - Good.
And I want the dog.
I'm sorry, the dog is evidence in this case.
The dog is a goddamn hero; I'm not gonna have
it sitting in some evidence room gathering dust.
- That is against pro... - You got a deal.
Brought you a PBJ.
- Are they gone? - Yes.
Is it safe?
Yes.
I got on the bus and ditched, just like you told me.
Good boy.
So...
Do you want to touch me now?
Y-yes.
But...
Not here.
Do you drive?
Just have my Learner's permit.
So you drive.
Only with an adult.
I am an adult.
Time for your daily two?
Not yet.
How's that going?
Go a lot better three hours from now.
Don't give me that look.
Hola, buenos tardes.
300 pesos for the first hour,
180 pesos for each additional hour.
Pay in advance. And we out of towels.
Come on.
- Can I get two cokes? - Sure you don't want to
throw some whiskey in there?
- We're working. - Yeah, I forgot.
You know, it's rude to stare.
How can you not?
He's six-foot-four and gorgeous.
I'm finding myself genuinely aroused.
Raul Quintana.
You're not saying it right.
Bonito.
Raul Quintana.
Ay, Chihuahua.
So you are... like, that was
muy, muy, Muy Es Caliente.
We want to ask you
some questions about your aunt Millie.
How did you find me?
Your landlord.
Shit.
- Who sent you? - Nobody.
We're with the El Paso Times. We just want to ask you some questions.
Yeah, look, a week after your aunt died, you and
your relatives were deported.
What... look, Daniel Frye.
The Times.
Six months after getting asylum.
This doesn't mean shit to me.
How do I know you're not cops?
Trust me, I'm not a cop.
Did they give you a reason when they deported you?
I'm not doing this.
No, no, please don't go.
Yeah, anything you can tell us, at all, about the
60 million bucks, and your aunt, that'd be amazing.
We just want to know
- how your aunt got mixed up with the Cartel. - Cartel?
I'm not talking about this. I want you to leave now!
No, no, chillax, bro.
Just relax...
Hey, Daniel...
You were right.
Come take a look.
A fishing buddy at ice got me this an hour ago.
- Hank seen this? - Nope.
The DEA requested the same footage, same time.
There's your dead guy.
Stop.
Run it back.
There.
Would you call that "Churchy"?
I'd call that downright devout.
Print it. Put out an APB.
Run it by Hank? Loop in the DEA?
They didn't inform us they pulled the ice tapes.
Put it out.
Yes, ma'am.
Mira.
Si, him.
Please tell me that's a bag full of Oxy.
- I got you aspirin. - Aspirin's useless.
Hey, if anyone ever asks, I did
this defending your honor at a biker bar.
Yeah, whatever. You really screwed us on this, Daniel.
It's not my fault.
It's me.
No, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Sorry, honey, I had to do that. Does it hurt?
Just a little.
I didn't want to be seen talking to you.
Weird shit has been happening since my aunt died.
- Is someone following you? - All the time.
Who?
I don't know.
Why would somebody want to be following you?
The person you want to talk to is Chuchito.
He helped my aunt with the money.
- In what kind of way? - You have to ask him.
- Were you guys friends? - Something like that.
I'm-I'm worried.
Haven't seen him in a week. I'm afraid to go by his place.
Why?
I'm telling you, I'm being watched.
Okay, relax.
If you find him, can you tell him to call his bomboncito?
- I get it. - No, something happened to him.
Now, please... I have to go.
You wanted something?
Yep. Come on in.
Close the door.
You didn't tell me that you had Cooper pull that ice video.
- We got an image. - And you went ahead and
- put out an apb on this woman? - Yes.
You were here, Sonya.
You heard what we had agreed to with those guys.
We owe them a heads-up on something like...
We need to find her before she goes back to Mexico.
We need for you to follow protocol.
They didn't share the ice tapes with us.
Sonya, something like this is liable to set them off.
They could shut us out...
I'm sorry.
You're mad at me because of Jack Dobbs, aren't you?
Nope. This has nothing to do with that.
Yes, it does.
What do you want to know, Hank?
I had sex with him.
And I'm sorry about the APB.
Apology accepted.
- Okay. - Okay.
You remember me?
Yeah.
I don't remember you and your brother being that close.
We weren't.
Good to see you, Detective.
Wish I could say the same.
Prefer if you didn't smoke around me.
- Not a smoker? - Was. Know better now.
You want something, or is this just some good old boy
meet-and-greet routine?
Just want to talk to you about someone.
Maybe you should have this talk with her.
It's not my place.
So you came to see me?
See, Sonya has a focus problem.
She gets too focused... makes her a great cop,
but... personal life is not so good.
I think she can handle herself.
It's not her I'm worried about.
One thing this job teaches you
is that bad doesn't just happen, it's bred in.
Now, you might be a fine member
of society, contributing to the
betterment of mankind...
But... he's your brother.
You share the same blood.
You share all the same messed-up
shit that went into making the
kind of human that takes the life of another human.
That's in you, Jack.
I know that sounds harsh, but it's the truth.
We both know what happened in that hotel room.
You tell her that?
Do the Christian thing, see your brother into the
ground, and then go back to where you came from.
Come in.
Close the door.
Are you an ogre man or a troll man, Rivas?
I like Call of Duty and pussy.
You make up your mind?
That shitbird Fausto Galvan was gonna hang our
friend on a wall.
So let's hang him on one instead.
She's in El Paso. You want me to get some guys together?
No. I want to let the local cops chase her,
let them break trail.
We should be lead on this.
No. The second we file an action report on this,
DC hears about it, and we have the CIA all up in our shit.
- So we're careful. - And quiet.
The last thing I want... is the Mexican government
snatching him for their "New Mexico" PR campaign.
Either scenario, he's not getting
ass-raped in a Colorado supermax.
I want the whole Enchilada...
Fausto Galvan arrested in the US,
convicted in the US, and locked up in one of our prisons.
Are you with me?
It's right up here.
Who do you think we're gonna find? Chuchito or chuchita?
- Four, yeah? - Yeah.
Might as well try, right?
Damn!
It's open.
Hello?
Chuchito?
Quick, quick, quick, quick.
Go, go, go, go.
Yeah.
My God!
Stinks.
Hey... throw this over your face?
Thank you.
Hello?
Daniel, Daniel, we shouldn't.
It's only bad if we get caught, right?
Rayburn National... Bank.
Daniel!
Don't open it. Don't-don't open it.
Too late.
Yovani Garza.
Okay.
No...
Marco Ruiz.
- Hi. - Hi.
Wow.
What happened to your finger?
I'm replacing the bathtub.
The tiles are bad.
You know how to do that?
No.
Okay.
Can I come in?
Sure.
Would you like a glass of water?
Yeah, sure. Thank you.
I'm sorry about the other day.
You came all this way to apologize?
No.
Not really.
Yovani garza case, you have it, right?
Yes.
DEA is involved, too.
Okay.
That changes things.
He's one of ours.
A Mexican national.
He's cartel.
Yes.
Captain Robles sent me here to work the case.
With you.
He's sending you to keep an eye on the Americans?
Yeah, something like that.
Well, I'm glad it's you.
Me, too.
Can I see what you have?
Sure.
That's all we got.
Not a professional job, you agree?
Who else was in the car?
He crossed with a woman.
Kind of strange-looking.
Yes, she is.
Do you recognize her?
No.
Okay.
So show me everything you have.
Your friend who saw me in the park...
- You mean Dex? - Dex.
Where does he live?
What?
He's cute. I want to know where he lives.
On Keller.
It's the green house with a hoop in front.
Address?
I don't know.
Like I said, it's green.
Can I ask you a question?
Yes.
Why do you have all those tattoos?
They are marks to remember the demons I've known.
Okay.
Not real demons.
Cool.
What's that smell?
A raccoon.
It crawled in here and died.
It's okay.
What's shared in private should be kept private.
Do you agree?
Yeah.
I guess.
Have you been with a woman before?
No.
Would you like to touch?
Here?
Yes.
I-I can't see anything.
That's okay.
The light will come.
It will pass through you.