Previously on Hawaii Five-0:
Goro Shioma was my father's mentor.
I offered to buy him out, but he wouldn't accept.
He said the only way out was to leave with nothing.
Delivery, Mr. and Mrs. Noshimuri.
Now, all you have to do is give my friend Damien here the account codes.
The transfer's now complete.
You had to give Gabriel the money. If you hadn't, we'd both be dead.
We had two Yakuzas sitting outside our house yesterday.
You know how Shioma operates.
If he sent men to hurt us, we never would have seen them.
Okay? He's just posturing, trying to intimidate us.
Tom Bishop. I work for Goro Shioma. Out of respect to your late father,
Mr. Shioma wants to resolve the situation peacefully.
This is Gabriel Waincroft's most trusted soldier.
If anyone knows Gabriel's whereabouts, it's him.
I find it hard to believe you brought me
just to watch you beat information out of him.
We're not gonna question him. You are.
He's telling the truth, he doesn't know where Gabriel is.
Well, we tried, right?
I'm afraid it's all on you now.
Mr. Shioma wants what you owe him and he wants it soon.
You don't have to do this. I just need more time.
Mr. Shioma has given you a month to make good on your debt.
Time's up.
What about my wife?
As far as I know, he has no intention of hurting her.
No. That's not good enough. I need some assurance.
Goro Shioma is not like your father. He's a man of honour.
This debt is yours and yours alone.
Just let me call her, man. Say goodbye.
You know I can't do that.
This doesn't change anything.
Hey, this is Kono. Leave a message and I'll call you back. Mahalo.
Hey, Kono, it's me. Call me as soon as you can.
I, Abby Dunn, do solemnly swear to faithfully support the Constitution
and the laws of the United States of America and the State of Hawaii.
And to act at all times to the best of my ability and knowledge.
And to act at all times to the best...
...to the best of my ability and knowledge.
In a manner befitting an officer.
- In a manner befitting an officer... - An officer of the law.
Congratulations.
What you doing, Jer?
Nothing.
Heh. Can you believe this?
She's been in Hawaii 15 minutes and she's already getting sworn in.
I've been here for years.
Well, pump your brakes there, Mulder. She's not official Five-0.
We're just swearing her in on a temporary basis
because she's shadowing us for a couple of weeks. That's all.
Besides, Jerry, you should feel proud.
San Francisco P.D. is putting together a task force based on what we do.
You're a part of that.
This is for you.
- Thank you. - I think I need to sit down.
Gentlemen, I'd like to introduce you to Inspector Abby Dunn.
Abby, this is Lieutenant Chin Ho Kelly.
Aloha.
- Hi. - Captain Lou Grover.
- Pleasure to meet you. - Nice to you meet you.
- And Jerry... - Special Consultant Jerry Ortega.
- Oh, well... - Special Consultant Jerry Ortega.
Nice to meet everyone. I've heard a lot about you.
Inspector Dunn was just telling me about the task force
she's heading up in San Francisco.
Yes. Inspectors Stone and Keller are two of my best.
They don't exactly do well with rules so I'm pretty sure
they're gonna enjoy having immunity and means.
- What about you? - I'm still getting used to the idea.
Well, I'm from Chicago.
I spent 25 years trying to cut through red tape.
Believe me, it won't take long.
Chin, once the inspector checks in her hotel,
you show her around a bit?
- Yeah. My pleasure. - Thank you.
- See you soon. - Absolutely.
All passengers arriving from Hilo on flight 181,
your baggage can be claimed at carousel C2.
All passengers arriving from Hilo, flight 181,
your baggage can be claimed at...
- Oh, excuse me. - Sorry.
- Oh, sorry, sir. - That's all right.
- Welcome to Hawaii. - Thank you.
- Ready? - Let me take the picture.
- I got it for both of you. - Oh yeah. Thank you so much.
- Do you like that? - Thank you.
- How is it? - Oh, that's great. Thanks.
- Martini. Dry. - Okay.
Oh yes. Oh, God, yes.
Oh, you're so hot.
- What the hell is going on? - Oh my God, that's my husband!
- Get out of here. - I'm so sorry.
All right, Kate, let's see what we got.
We got keys and a phone, ring.
Oh, baby. Oh, you're so hot.
- I knew I shouldn't have left you alone. - Oh my God, that's my husband!
Oh, my God, that's my... Ah.
Are you sure I can't help you with those?
I got it.
I think I'm gonna like this aloha spirit.
Excuse me.
- So where are you staying? - Moana Surfrider.
- Oh, nice. Right by the beach. - Yes.
- Wait, wait, wait. Hold it. - Hey, Jer.
Chin.
New lady.
Basement, Jer?
You mean my clandestine Five-0 office? Yes, please.
So San Francisco, huh?
Yes. Born and bred.
You know, more than one person escaped from Alcatraz.
I did not know that.
- Yes, well, I'll see you around, Jerry. - Special Consultant Ortega.
Yes. Sorry.
You're new. Mistakes are gonna happen.
We haven't house trained him yet.
I was down at the beach,
I came back up to the hotel room to see if Katie wanted lunch.
And that's when I found her with...
- It's okay. - So I called the police.
Yeah. We ran your partner's prints, Katie Dawson.
She's actually been really busy lately. She was arrested for petty theft.
She's also a person of interest in a life insurance scam in California.
- You know about that? - According to the Palm Springs
Police Department, she had a partner named Albert Keating
who matches your description perfectly
but they disappeared before the police could question them.
I'm... I'm not Albert Keating.
My name's Hank Webber. I've never even been to Palm Springs.
Oh, okay.
Good.
- It's a pretty solid performance. - Yeah, very good.
What are you talking about?
It says here Albert Keating, president, Sunset Investments. Palm Springs.
You're never too old to start saving.
Maybe it's his twin brother. You got a twin?
Okay. All right. All right. All right. You got me. You got me, okay?
Full disclosure, Katie and I, we came to Hawaii to work the tourists.
You know, we wanted to leave Palm Springs. Fresh start. Simplify.
Change it up a little bit. So we went with the Badger game.
It's where you target married men,
you catch them with their pants down, literally. They run out.
We take their stuff. But this, this is...
This is crazy.
Well, it's lucky you weren't in the room, huh?
If you think I had anything to do with this,
- you're wrong. - I'm wrong.
Okay, Katie was more than a protégé to me. We...
- We had something. - Okay. Stop. Please.
Okay. Hank, you're a con man. All right.
Therefore, we do not buy what you are selling, you understand?
So save the Steppenwolf for the tourists.
Duke, do me a favour, take our friend here over to the Palace.
Make sure he finds a seat in rendition, please.
- You got it. - Put handcuffs on him.
Okay. Time out, hold on. Am I...? Is this...?
- Am I under arrest? - You're not under arrest. Not yet.
I just want to make sure you don't steal my buddy's wallet.
- Nice and tight. Nice and tight. - Let's go.
What do you think?
I think he probably pissed off enough people and karma caught up with him.
I just feel bad for the mark.
Okay. Yeah. But it doesn't make any sense to me.
Who kills somebody over a wedding ring and some cash?
- Hey, what do we got? - Hey.
So Hank and Kate checked in the hotel this morning
under the names Marshall and April Carter.
Yeah. They paid cash for the room and the reservation was for one night only.
Their flight isn't till the end of the week.
Okay. They got to have another room someplace else.
Yeah. Why would they do that?
To cover themselves. Hank's not a moron.
He's smart enough to know you don't sleep where you steal.
What, you read that on a T-shirt or something?
This guy can't read. What are you talking about?
Danny and I are gonna try to find this other hotel room.
You guys talk to security here, please.
Okay. Hank said that Katie was seducing married men in this bar.
Okay. They got to have CCTV in there. Let's try to ID those guys.
- One could be our shooter. - Okay.
Hey, Kono, it's me. Call me as soon as you can.
What's the matter? You all right? Everything all right?
I don't know. You go ahead. I'll be right there.
Okay.
- Hey. - Hi.
- Are you okay? I got your message. - I'm fine.
No big deal, I was just wondering if you knew when you'd be home.
I thought maybe we could go out, grab dinner.
Oh, that sounds like fun. But I'm gonna be working late.
- All right. We'll play it by ear then. - Okay.
- I love you. - I love you too.
Charming place.
McGarrett brought the concept of rendition over from the military.
- Have a seat. - Okay.
Our interrogation tactics, however unorthodox,
do yield immediate results.
- Where does the interrogator sit? - We don't.
And that's to our advantage.
We sit, we get comfortable which means they get comfortable.
And we never want them to get comfortable.
Yeah. I've got a question, um, what the hell is this drain for?
- Use your imagination. - Yeah, I'd rather not.
- I'm impressed. - Thank you.
I can think of cases where a room like that would've been helpful.
Yeah. Excuse me.
Lieutenant Kelly.
I'll be right there. Oh, it looks like we caught a new case.
Come on. I could use a hand.
- When were they discovered? - About an hour ago.
Ship's captain found the bodies, called Port Authority.
- This was an execution. - They're all part of the same crew.
What do we know about the ship they came in on?
Arrived a couple hours ago. Originated from Shanghai.
We checked the manifest, four containers are missing.
- How did they get past security? - They didn't.
I got my guys checking the port for them.
What kind of cargo were they bringing in?
According to the captain it was mostly kids' toys.
This was a smuggling op.
Shanghai to the mainland
with inventory clearance at a low volume port of entry.
Most likely narcotics, enough weight to justify killing five men over.
Now I'm impressed.
All right. Where is it?
Starsky & Hutch, that's a little vague.
We just went to your other hotel room and it's completely tossed.
Whoever killed your partner went looking for something.
Probably what you stole from them.
So what could be so valuable that you took that's worth killing for?
- I don't know. - Okay. Try again.
No, I'm telling you, I don't know.
All right. We just took wallets off the guys from the hotel.
We grabbed the cash. We tossed the rest.
Could somebody tell me what the hell this drain is for?
All right. Listen to me.
The two married guys that you scammed, they alibied out, okay?
Which means you took more stuff from more people
so you're either gonna tell us about that
or I'm gonna show you what that drain's for.
Okay. Okay.
Maybe we took a few small items from the airport when we landed.
- Just a few? - Fine, maybe more than a few,
but it was just normal stuff. It was luggage, cell phones, watches.
Nothing worth killing a person over.
Okay. Clearly, the person who killed your partner felt differently about that.
No. Well, you know, whatever it is they were looking for,
- they're not gonna find it. - Why is that?
Because Katie pawned everything right after the score.
So whatever they're looking for, it's gone.
Okay. I want the name of the pawn shop.
Yeah. I don't know that.
It was Katie's contact, you know, I let her sell the merch.
It's kind of like honour among thieves.
Okay. You realise whoever bought all that merchandise
could be the next target, right?
I mean, the shooter is not gonna stop until he finds what he's looking for.
Hey, what are you doing?
I'm undoing this man's cuffs, Danny.
I can see that. Why are you doing that?
- Because we need him. - You need me.
Oh, God help us.
Wow. These are nice offices. Pretty windows.
Yeah. Listen to me. Keep your hands where I can see you.
You steal, I'm gonna shoot you.
Yeah. I will not. You know, I don't... I'm sorry.
I don't know the laws on the islands, but isn't that extreme for larceny?
- That's funny. You think I'm kidding? - No, sir.
In fact I think that Happy-Go-Lucky got beaten into submission
by ornery and forceful while you were still in the womb.
Yeah.
Where are we with the trace on the pawn shop, Kono?
All right. I pinged Katie's cell phone.
And it registered at two cell towers this morning.
One in Waikiki near the hotel.
The other in Chinatown, about half hour after they checked in.
The problem is there's about a dozen pawn shops in that area.
Gonna take a minute before we can figure out which one she went into.
Why don't you just track the GPS from the rental car?
- What rental car? - The one we boosted from the airport.
- Didn't I...? Did I mention that? - No, you didn't mention it, Hank.
Where is it?
It's valeted at the hotel where we... We were conducting our business.
Okay. I'll head over, check the car's GPS,
see if I can get us an address.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
Um, could I get a cup of coffee?
I'm having a little trouble adjusting to the time change.
All right. We need to pull the manifest from Hank's flight.
And every other flight that landed in Honolulu around the same time.
You're gonna pick out people that you and Katie stole from.
- One of them could be our shooter. - Okay.
But I'm just telling you, I'm useless without caffeine.
How do you take it?
Black, couple of cubes of shut the hell up?
Heh. Yeah. Two. Two cubes and then some cream. That'd be awesome.
And then of course, your wallet.
I'm sorry. You're probably gonna want that. I took it.
Oh, hell no. You know what, you can get your own damn coffee.
What did I tell you? What did I tell you?
- I know. - Put your hands on the desk.
- Keep them there. - I can't help myself.
Close your mouth.
By me.
Heard you had a rough morning.
You don't wanna talk about it? That's fine with me.
But you could at least say "Thank you."
We both know you didn't do this for me.
I'm a businessman. I don't want a war.
This man has no honour.
He attacked my wife, stole my money, executed two of your men.
Goro, we wouldn't be here if he hadn't intervened.
He's made amends for that.
How much did he pay you on top of the debt?
Enough.
And still, you sent your men to kill me.
Actually, that was on me.
I had some other business to conduct this morning.
Otherwise, I would've made the deal with Goro sooner.
You wouldn't have had to kill those two men.
Our business is concluded.
You are free to go.
I killed two men...
for nothing?
Uh, him.
Not her. Not him. Her.
That woman who looks like she was born to knit.
- That kid. - A kid?
Yeah, I took a pair of Beats off him.
Look it, Richie Rich was sitting in first class.
Did you ever fly first class when you were a kid? Yeah, no.
I guarantee you his parents are gonna buy him
a brand new set of headsets as soon as they get to the hotel.
That's the last of the passengers, that's everybody.
All right. We got 12 potential suspects, not including the kid.
All right. Let's put TSA alerts out on all of them.
I don't want anybody leaving until we have a chance to talk to them.
Yeah, Kono, you locate that rental car?
I did. And I was able to get an address off the GPS.
Tracked back to Waiwai Nui Pawn Shop in Chinatown.
All right. Great. Send it through to me, okay?
Good work. You, you're coming with us.
You're gonna pick out all the items you stole. Let's go.
Hello? Five-0, anybody here?
- Looks like somebody likes cats. - Who doesn't?
- Hey, hey, hey. Put the cat down.
Hey, back door's open.
Looks like he's got an apartment upstairs.
Door's been forced open.
Either of you guys read Stephen King?
I mean, I don't think we should go up these stairs.
- Keep your voice down and stay close. - No, I'm good.
- I'm gonna stay right here. - Just go, please?
Five-0.
- It's clear. - I got blood.
Is he dead?
No, Hank. He's just taking a nap.
We're gonna defrost him, though, just to double check, you know.
That's... That's... Are you joking?
Hey.
All right, so Max said the COD was a single gunshot wound to the chest.
CSU found a shell casing. .22 calibre.
- Same as our other vics. - Yeah.
- How about time of death? - We're not sure.
The fridge was turned up. It affected the body temp.
Max said he's gonna get back to us after the autopsy.
All right. So shooter takes out Katie and her mark,
doesn't find what he's looking for, goes over to Hank's other hotel room,
- strikes out there as well? - Right.
Somehow he figures out that all roads led to the pawnshop.
Oh, this piece here, we swiped using the "Oops, sorry," routine.
The execution, flawless.
People work hard for this stuff. And you just take it?
Don't you feel the least bit guilty about it?
Aw, that's sweet. Don't go changing.
- Hey. - Hey.
Everything accounted for?
Uh, I remember swiping a digital camera. That is not here.
Okay. Maybe that's what our shooter was after.
Would you recognise the guy you took that from?
We did the bump and grab. I looked him in the eyeballs.
But I'm gonna tell you something. It wasn't one of those fancy cameras.
This like cheapo 20-meg deal, not worth more than a hundred bucks.
Not the camera they were looking for. It's what's on it. Hey, Lou.
You get anywhere with the passengers Hank picked out?
We cleared 11 of the 12 suspects.
Nine of them had solid alibis at the time of the murder.
Other two were on connecting flights to other islands at the time.
Which leaves one guy we haven't been able to reach.
His name is Andy Kaelani.
He's kama'aina, lives over in Pearl City.
He's got an assault charge stemming from an incident earlier this year.
Well, he's got a violent side, he could be our shooter.
Send me through the picture, I'll show it to Hank.
All right. Sent it your way, boss.
Thanks.
Is that the guy you grabbed the camera from?
Yeah. Yeah, that's him.
All right.
Looks like we've got two sets of tyre tracks.
A deal went down here.
IDs just came in on our dead crew members.
Turns out, they all have red notices on Interpol.
Ex-Chinese military, all wanted in connection to illicit arms dealing.
Four containers at forty-eight feet, that's a hell of a lot of guns.
Yeah. Anyone going after that much firepower is either gonna sell it
or they're looking to start a war.
Thanks, Duke.
When you really think about it, commander,
you pulled the perfect velociraptor con on Detective Williams.
You took his car before he even knew what was happening.
Furthermore, you're not giving it back,
which according to the laws of this great country, is technically stealing.
Detective Williams drives his car home every night, okay?
You know, if I've offended you in any way, I take it all back.
- You're good with me. - We're good?
- Yeah. - Yeah? You wanna blow it up?
- No. I don't. - That's too much?
A little bit.
Okay. You, stay. You don't move.
That is fine by me. After seeing the guy stuffed in the refrigerator,
- I'm happy to stay right here. - Shut up, okay?
- Don't move. - Yeah.
Five-0.
Clear.
Steve, gun.
Hank, Hank. Hank.
Give me the gun, Hank. Give me the gun.
What the hell happened?
He came out. He had a gun in his hand.
He was heading for the house. I had to do something.
I tackled him, the gun went off.
Okay. Take it easy.
I think you just saved our lives.
I guess you guys are rubbing off on me, huh?
- Kaelani's gun was a.22. - Same as the other shootings.
You all right?
No.
It took a lot of courage to do what you did, Hank.
I mean, if this guy got a shot off,
it'd be one of us they'd be taking pictures of right now.
Thank you.
Also, we found this inside.
- That's the camera. - All right. Let's go see what's on it.
- What? - Okay. This doesn't make any sense.
They're all vacation pics. None of them are even remotely suspicious.
Why go through trouble
- to get them back? - Because he's not after the photos.
Wait a minute.
Lou's right. There's gotta be something embedded on this.
That would explain a lot. I'll get it to Jerry.
So, what now?
Ballistics were a match on the.22 that Kaelani had on him
so as far as we're concerned, we got our shooter, right?
- So that just leaves me? - I guess so.
Given your cooperation in this murder investigation and your heroics,
we'll talk to the P.A.'s office, get your charges reduced,
you'll do a couple months, tops.
Heh. A couple of months? Really? I thought you guys had juice.
No, no, no, he's right. Let's skip calling the P.A.'s office.
He could probably use the solid full rehabilitation time.
- That's a good idea. - No, no, no.
We're good. I'm good. Yeah, so I appreciate that and thank you
and I'm glad that I was able to help you guys out.
If there's anything you need, ask. You know where I'll be.
I got one. Maybe you try a different profession when you get out.
Ha, ha. You mean like a real job?
Yeah, no, how about I just wait until I'm out of your jurisdiction?
- I'm kidding. I'm kidding. - Okay, Lou.
Why don't you take Hank to his hotel, get his things,
- take him to H.P.D. for processing. - Be my pleasure.
Hey, you're not still mad at me about stealing your wallet, are you?
- What do you think? - Because you're gonna hate me now.
- I did it again. Did it again. - It's funny.
Maybe we'll stop at the hospital on the way.
Okay. Well, goodbye, fellas. It's been a slice.
Bye, Hank.
- I'm good. - I'm good.
I never thought I'd meet anybody more frustrating than you.
That's nice. You just compared me to Hank?
On irritation level, yes, you two are very similar.
- Is that right? - Mm-hm.
- Where are you going? - I'm gonna get coffee with somebody.
- Who are you gonna get coffee with? - None of your business.
That girl you hung out with last week?
What did I just say to you?
Is that her? If it is, let me talk to her. I'll set her straight.
You won't talk to her. You're never gonna meet her.
It's Max by the way.
Max.
Hold on, what?
You sure about that?
Okay. Thanks.
What?
Max just said the pawnshop owner died four hours before Katie Dawson.
Doesn't make sense.
Kaelani already had the camera. Why would he go back and kill Katie?
He didn't. He didn't. We've been played.
Guys. Look, I know I pissed Lou off
but to have him bring me back here, that is just cruel.
Cruel? No, kind of like shooting your partner?
- Excuse me? - That's cruel.
You tried to play us, went for the long con.
You were this close to making it work.
This right here, this is what it was all about, right?
Uploading this memory card onto our system.
You see, this is a virus, isn't it, Hank?
And this virus allows you to spy on our mainframe.
Yeah, I love you two like brothers. I really do.
So please don't be offended when I say this,
but I think I need to talk to my lawyer.
Hank, you know how it works down here.
You don't get a lawyer unless we say you get a lawyer.
Detective Williams, come on, buddy. Help me out here.
I mean, I don't know where he got these ideas from but he's wrong.
No, I don't think he's wrong.
Pawnshop owner's time of death is what gave you away.
The refrigerator was a great idea.
You cool the body down. You can delay the TOD.
But we were gonna find out eventually.
See, you got sloppy, buddy.
Everything else was brilliant.
Driving the car to the pawnshop like Katie drove there.
Perfect.
We get to the hotel room.
You made it look like somebody beat us to it. Fantastic.
- Then you killed your partner. - Oh, my God. That's my...
It was good. I mean the only thing left was to frame the shooter.
Kaelani, he was a perfect target.
You know, local guy, works out of his garage, he had a shady background.
It's a perfect fit, right?
Somewhere in all this, you managed to get over to his house,
plant the gun and camera.
And when we got to his place,
you made sure we went inside while you took care of the rest.
Hank, Hank.
You got it. You got it.
If my hands weren't cuffed, I would applaud.
I knew I liked you guys
and I got no room in my heart for chumps, you know? But you two?
You guys are smart.
Here's the thing. You are not going to prison for just a couple of months.
You're gonna spend your life there.
I don't think so.
All right. I wanna know who you're working for
and why they wanted access to our computers.
I will do you one better, commander.
I will testify against them and I will help you put them away for immunity.
Who is it, Hank?
Gabriel Waincroft.
- Where is he? - I don't know.
- Don't lie to me. - I'm not lying to you.
- I've never met him face-to-face. - Okay. Then how did you meet him?
- An associate put us in contact. - Who, who?
This guy named Porter. But you're not gonna find him.
He shot himself two weeks ago.
He shot himself too? You know, for a con man, you're pretty gullible.
All right. Tell us how it went down with Gabriel.
Uh, well, he wired me a half a million dollars to start.
Said he was gonna pay me five million when the job was done.
I knew I was gonna spend a little bit of time inside but when I got out,
I was gonna go back to L.A. a very rich man.
Today is your lucky day
because we're not gonna charge you for those murders.
You'll be booked for theft and you're gonna contact Gabriel.
You're gonna tell him everything went down just as you planned it.
If you do that... If you do that,
maybe you won't spend the rest of your life in prison.
I know what you're thinking, all right, but this is our only play.
We arrest this guy for murder. Gabriel knows we're onto him.
Okay. I understand all that but what about the software
that he uploaded onto our mainframe?
We're gonna use it. We're gonna use it to catch Gabriel.
- How are we gonna do that? - We're gonna bait him.
- Oh, like misinformation? - Exactly, right.
When he bites, we hook him.
Then we come back, we charge Hank with four murders.
- I like it. The long con. Good. - It's the only chance we got.
I'll reach out to few Cls
and see if they've heard anything about a local arms deal.
I have a friend at the FBI who owes me a favour.
I'll ask him to put together a list of all known buyers,
anyone who has enough cash to make a shipment that big.
Mahalo.
No, a'ole pilikia.
It was a six-hour flight from San Fran. I got through most of the travel guide.
Wow.
You know, I really appreciate you jumping in with both feet on this one.
I was hoping this trip was gonna be more than just show and tell.
Oh, yeah? And what do you think so far?
I like what I see.
I'm sorry. That came out sounding weird.
- No, no. No worries. - Okay.
Get out of the car, Chin.
- Who is it? - You can put your gun down.
I'll handle this.
You can stop looking for the stolen guns.
- They're already off the island. - Yeah, I should've known it was you.
I was really just a middle man.
The Chinese were greedy. So I just took the guns.
I sold them to very motivated buyers.
Made so much on the deal, I even paid off your cousin's debt.
You're lying.
Even you're not stupid enough to show your face in front of Shioma.
- He's got a price on your head. - Not as big as what I paid him.
Besides, it'd be bad form for Goro to kill somebody
he just got into business with.
See, unfortunately for you...
I now have the Yakuza backing my every move.
It didn't have to be this way, Chin.
I came to you.
I offered you a chance to be a part of this.
- You should have taken it. - I should've done a lot of things.
Don't worry, I'll wipe that grin off your face soon enough.
Promises, promises.
- Hey. - Hi.
I got your message.
- Thanks for coming. - Yeah. What's going on?
Can I help you?
I'd like to report two murders.
You can find the bodies in the Makua Kea'au Forest Reserve.
How do you know this?
Because I put them there.