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- Hey.

Sorry I'm late.

- It's no problem.
I had the chance to get a bun.

Have you been practicing?

- I have.

- Tell me.

Elnézést, kaphatnék egy
kulonleges hamburgert?

- Yes, very good.

What does it mean?

- Excuse me, can I have
a special hamburger?

You have been practicing.

- I've been
in Budapest long enough.

I think a man needs to know how
to order a burger for himself.

- I agree.

- Look, I really appreciate
taking the time

to teach me in the evenings,
Sara.

- I tell you this honestly,

I'd much rather be here
with you than go out dancing.

- You chose me over dancing?

- I guess I did.

♪

Okay, uh, open your book
to the second section

and we will learn new phrases.

♪

- Guys, I gotta go to bed.
- Mm.

Oh, I'm sorry
the duck was so salty.

- It was delicious, Shannon.
Don't be silly.

- Yeah, it was great.
My ankles are a little swollen.

- Thank you.

- At least when we eat here,

we know nobody spat
in anything, right?

Ain't that the truth.

- Tonight was the first night
in a while that felt...

- Normal?
- Yeah.

Maybe by the time
this one arrives,

all the weirdness around here
will settle.

- From your lips to God's ears.

- Hmm.

All right, all right.

- Good night.
- Good night

Thank you so much again.
- Yes.

- I'll see you tomorrow at 2:00?
- At 2:00, yes.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

- Bye, Daniel.
- Get home safely.

- It was good, all right?
- Good night.

- Call you tomorrow.

- Good night, guys.
- See ya.

- Sleep well.
- Bye.

- What time is it in Atlanta?

- Mm, minus six hours.

- Oh, I gotta call Craig about
moving some money

from the 312 account to the--

What was that?

- The wine tanks.

- No, Daniel, don't.
Let the police take care of it.

Just stay--stay inside.

What are you gonna do?

It's not worth it.

Please, please.

♪

- Hey!

Enough!

Do you hear me?

♪

We told you,
we don't want troub--

- Daniel!

No! No!

Oh, God, oh, God.

Just stay with me.

Baby, oh, God.
Oh, God, oh, God.

Oh, no.

♪

♪

- Morning.

- Europol's requesting
the FBI's assistance on a case.

Jaeger's here.
- Lay down.

Hey.

- An American man,
Daniel Spencer, 35,

was shot and killed
on his vineyard eight hours ago

in Occitanie, France.

He is survived
by a wife, Shannon,

and a baby he'll never see.

- What's the story
on the other couple?

- Amanda and Henry Martin,
business partners.

Plus the two husbands went
to university together.

- Suspects?
- No criminal records.

By all accounts, inseparable.

- No offense, Jaeger,
but why is this more than

a local homicide?
- The vineyard is located

in an area known
to be inhabited

by a civil protest group
named CRAV.

- Yeah, I know them, they're
on the terrorism watch list.

- Apparently Qaddafi once tried
to recruit them

to overthrow
the French government.

They declined, but still.

They're known
for very aggressive,

sometimes violent,
intimidation techniques.

- In other words, we're not
sure if this man's murder

is a personal grudge

or the start
of a terror campaign.

- Precisely.
- It's good enough for me.

- Let's head to France then,
shall we?

- Yep.

♪

- I've seen
"Under the Tuscan Sun."

We're a long way from that.

- Yeah, I don't know anybody's
gonna be honeymooning here

anytime soon.

- I commandeered
this empty store

for us to work out of.

- Great.

Raines, paper the windows
and start gathering background

on persons of interest.

The rest of us have interviews.

♪

Even if there were footprints,

the wine would've
washed them away.

- Here's the security footage
of the shooting last night.

Now it's dimly lit
and there's a slight spin

as he goes down,
but French forensics says

that the shot likely came
from that direction.

- Yeah, that's a good
vantage point for a sniper.

- Bonjour, Detective LeGrand,
Detective Dupuis.

- Scott Forrester.
- Bonjour.

- This is Special Agent
Cameron Vo.

- Hi, nice to meet you.

- Were you the first two
on scene?

- Yes, we were.

- Do we know where
the shooter took position?

- Not as of yet.

- Okay, I can get
a forensics team here to help

unless you think
you got it handled.

- We have it handled.

- What can you tell us
about CRAV?

- You assume
this is their organization?

- I'm open to any theories
at this point.

- Well, uh,
CRAV are sometimes misguided,

but their hearts are
in the right place.

Outsiders call them terrorists
because CRAV stand up

for themselves.

Maybe a bit too vigorously
at times, but--

Define vigorously.

Please understand,

the farmers in this area
have been humiliated.

And I watched
the French government

destroy them with uprooting.

They forced them to pull vines
out by the root,

forbid them from growing
a percentage of their land.

"The prices will go up
from this," they promised.

But it never happened.

So now the growers have
less grapes to sell

and more and more debt.

- And the people were angry
about that.

- Well, like I said,
humiliated.

You know, they have been forced
to sell to foreigners

who have no respect
for the land,

no respect for the people.

- Angry and humiliated.

I mean, some might call
that a lethal combination.

- I suppose this is true.

- Do you think there's anyone
at CRAV

who would be willing
to talk to us?

- You can try the co-op,

though what reception
you will get,

I cannot say.

♪

- Shannon,
do you mind telling me

when you moved to France?

- Um, eight months ago.

It was Daniel's dream
since he was a boy.

- And was it your dream too?

- He showed me this documentary
on the Provence region.

I was all the way in.

Vineyards were so gorgeous.

Daniel had family money
and his job moved online,

so we thought...

if we don't do this now,
we'll always regret it.

- They even convinced us
to join them.

- Did you have family money
too?

- We were doing well enough.

And Daniel was
Henry's best friend.

I have to tell you,

they didn't have
to twist our arms.

We thought it was exciting.

- I had no idea that...

♪

They hate us.

They killed him
because they hate who we are

that much.

- Who hates you?
- The locals.

- They harass us constantly.

- How?

- It started
with spray painting

and minor intimidation stuff,
you know,

shouts on the streets,
dirty looks, dents in our cars.

But then our front doors were
kicked in

in the middle of the night.

- Did you ever feel like
what they were doing

was coordinated, organized?

- It was escalating.

Definitely.

- I'm sorry.

♪

- Daniel took the brunt of it

'cause he was the face
of the winery.

He's more gregarious
than I am by a mile.

That's part of why I agreed
to go into business with him.

- Do you feel unsafe now?

I'm asking because I can get
a car to sit out here and--

- You're not gonna be here
forever.

If they wanna attack again,
they're just gonna wait

and come back when you're gone.

- How far do you live
from the Spencers?

- Three kilometers.

- The shooting happened
20 minutes after you left

the Spencers' house.

Did you see anyone on the road?

Any strange cars or...?

- We saw a co-op truck
heading down the road

in the direction of the winery.

There's not a lot of traffic
around here at night,

so I remember it.

But I told the police.

What they did
with that information...

I--I gotta supervise a shipment
of wine.

- I understand.

- I can stay.
- Call if you remember

anything else
or if you see anyone

on your property
who shouldn't be here.

We wanna find out what happened
to Daniel Spencer,

but we also wanna make sure it
doesn't happen again.

- Thank you, and we
so appreciate you being here.

Like I said,
the French police can't

or just don't wanna help us.

♪

- At Quantico, they taught us
this case file, Ken McElroy.

Do you remember that name?

- No.

- Well, he was this town bully
in Missouri

who kept harassing people,
and if they complained

or reported him, he got worse.

Child molestation charges,

domestic violence,
I mean, the list goes on.

He was just a universally hated
bad guy.

So after years
and years of abuse,

McElroy was gunned down
in broad daylight

in the middle of town next
to his wife

by at least two rifle shots.

And the local police never
solved it.

The whole town got together,
took care of McElroy,

and kept their mouths shut
afterwards.

- Except, by all accounts,
our victim is a good guy.

- True, but in both cases,
an entire town was fed up,

pushed to its limits.

- What the hell?

♪

- Murder not enough for you?

You're gonna pay for every drop
of this.

- You seem upset, my friend.
- Upset?

- We're trying to help.
- Help.

You ran us off the road!

- That's ridiculous.

Your driver turned too quickly.
- No, no, no.

I know what happened here.
You did this!

You are...

- Hey!

- Hey, hey!
- Hey, hey, hey!

- Hey!

Everyone, back!

I'm with the U.S. Federal
Bureau of Investigation.

I want everybody
to step back right now!

And what gives you the right
to come to my country

and pull out your guns?

Look, we were here helping.

The tanker was driving
erratically

and swerved off the road.

We are grape farmers.

It breaks our hearts
to see this.

We're trying to help.

- Okay.

Look, we're also gonna help
by collecting our friend here,

and we will be on our way.

♪

- I understand you want
to speak with me.

Olivier,
I'm the head of the co-op.

- I need to ask you about
your truck.

- We have dozens of trucks.

- One was spotted close
to the crime scene.

- The trucks have cameras.
No one would use one

to commit murder.

- May I see the footage?

Oui.

- My colleagues just came
from an overturned

tanker truck of wine.

- Oh?

- Are you pretending
you didn't know it was going

to be attacked or pretending
not to have heard yet?

They imported Spanish juice.

Slapped a label on it,
called it French, and sold it

for a price that devalues
actual French wine.

- So you're saying the Spencers
and Martins

sold fraudulent wine?
- Mm.

♪

Do you know why our wine is
exceptional?

It's generations of Frenchmen
waking up before dawn,

spending their entire lives
studying every aspect

of the soil, the crop,
the animals, the insects,

all of it.
- And when novices come in

and farm the same land,
that stings.

- Is there anything else
I can help you with?

Because I don't get paid to ask
people questions for a living.

I have to actually work.

- Who is this man?

- Hm, he's a hero.

And I'm done speaking with you.
- Very well.

But I need that footage,
s'il vous plaît.

Sure, Madame.

- His name is Guillaume Marais.

It seems like
a really poorly kept secret

that he's the regional head
of CRAV.

He was trained
in anti-insurgency tactics

by the French Army
and brought those tactics home.

For example, one family wanted
to switch from grapes

to olive trees.

Guillaume burned them down.
Allegedly.

The family replanted,
and those trees

were also burned to the ground.

- Was he a sniper

when he was with the army?
- Certified.

- And the local police still
haven't determined the position

of the shooter,
casings, nothing?

- Nope.
- CRAV actually got

the terrorist designation after
they hit some deeper pockets.

♪

But yeah,
they're brutal in their aim

to keep things traditional.
- The cop at the crime scene

told us the people here
are humiliated.

I mean,
Guillaume stands up for them,

makes those in power pay.

- A local hero
like what the co-op said.

I reviewed the footage
from their truck

that was on the road
last night.

And Cameron,
if you'd be so kind.

This is from the exact time
of the shooting.

The driver was in his truck

and the Martins were
in their car headed home.

- Has CRAV ever been linked
with any murders?

- No, I looked
into missing persons

to see if they covered
something up, but no.

- So what is it
about Daniel Spencer

that made them cross the line?
They've been using

mafia-style
intimidation tactics for years.

Why start killing now?

- I think the us-vs-them
situation here

was a powder keg waiting
for the right match.

Enter two American couples
with no experience in farming,

plunking down cash
for their vineyards.

- We need to find someone
who interacts with both sides.

Someone who can fill
in the gaps on why

Daniel Spencer and CRAV
escalated

from intimidation to murder.

- There's an American chef
by the name of Jeremy Sheridan

with his own restaurant
in town.

Michelin star.

If he can't be of any help,

at least we can get a good meal
out of it.

♪

- I worked all over France
doing stagesfor years

before I opened my own place

so I could understand
the culture.

Daniel and Henry show up,
throwing money around, saying

how they're gonna revolutionize
French wine-making.

- My grandpa used to call
that "All hat, no cattle."

- Sounds right.

- So they made their way
to the top

of CRAV's enemy list?

- I don't know about that.
It's a pretty long list.

I was there myself
until I proved

that I wasn't
some fly-by-night.

I think the Martins
and the Spencers could've

got there, too,
if they'd have been patient.

Which is why I suggested
they sit down

and talk with Guillaume.

- Did they? Talk?

- Daniel did, yeah.

Henry wasn't
a super social guy.

He was motivated
to get the community

to embrace his family
before his son arrived.

- Do you think you could
arrange a sit-down for us

with Guillaume like you did
for Daniel?

I'd rather not.

I just got off
their naughty list.

Do you think
Guillaume's involved?

- He has the training,
the network,

and a beef with the victim,
so...

♪

Hey!

This yours?

♪

♪

- He says Guillaume was gonna
pay anybody

who knew any information
on the American police.

- But Nicolas.

You gotta understand,
he's not a bad guy.

He's just trying
to feed his family.

- Well, maybe you've been
living here too long.

Anyone who tries
to slice me open,

that's a bad guy.

- Don't worry.
Decent chance he'll be back

before the dinner crowd
arrives.

- I want Guillaume sitting
in front of me

in the next 30 minutes
or my next call

is to the National Gendarmerie.

I'll get some Paris cops
out here

to take over
your investigation.

♪

- Mm.

- I don't wanna play this game.

This insider-outsider thing.

I don't think it's doing
your village any good

and it's not helping me solve
a murder, so here it is.

Let's talk about
Daniel Spencer's little boy.

Let's talk about how
his mother's gonna have

to tell him one day how much
he was looking forward

to being a daddy,

until he got shot dead
in his backyard.

- CRAV had nothing to do
with it.

- But you have been
harassing them.

Vandalizing their cars
and kicking their doors in

in the middle of the night.

- Me, personally?

No.
- You attacked a shipment.

You put a bounty out

to interfere
with my investigation.

I know these things,
personally.

- Maybe.

Maybe not.

- Do you see a pattern here,
Guillaume?

Any sympathy
that the growers may have had

with the French people
is gonna dry up.

Uprooting, corporate interests,

no one's gonna listen
to that anymore,

because there's
a louder story now.

- So this is the part
where you threaten me

if I don't tell you
what I know?

- No threats.

- Can I vouch for the actions
of every man in CRAV?

No, that I can't.

But no one would resort
to murder.

- And what makes you so sure?

- Because what I say goes.

♪

- Merci.

The shooter
was positioned here.

- .30-06.
- Yes.

And there is also this.

- That typical of them?

Leaving a calling card
like this?

- No, but there have been a lot
of firsts with this case, so...

♪

- Okay.

That was Shannon Spencer.

She wants someone to watch
over her while she packs.

- Go.

♪

- So we need a confession
from Guillaume

or an eyewitness.

- The first one's
not gonna happen.

The second one
is our only shot.

- I just got record back

from Henry Martin's cell phone
and Guillaume's.

They both have
incoming and outgoing calls

to this guy, Tristan Moreau.

- Why would Henry call Tristan?

- Tristan Moreau,
I know this guy.

Yeah, he was close
with Guillaume.

Member of CRAV.

But he was a bit too radical,
and he was banished

from the kingdom, as it were.

He is a very,
very dangerous individual.

- Also trained
with the French Army.

Also sniper certified.

- His calls with Guillaume were
about a month ago,

but his calls with Henry were
as recently as two days ago,

just hours before
Daniel was killed.

- Henry hired him to take out
his friend?

Wow.

- All right, I just pinged
Tristan Moreau's phone.

It's active. He's traveling.

Headed for...

the Spencers' winery.

- He's 100 meters away.

- That's where Jamie's going.

♪

- Thank you for coming.
- Of course.

- Come on in.

♪

- I just wanted someone
to be here while I pack up.

- I understand.

- Where are the Martins?

- At their house.

They offered, but...

♪

I just needed to be alone.

- I don't know if in all
this I forgot to say,

but I'm very sorry
for your loss.

♪

Kellett.
- Are you at the Spencers'?

- Yeah.
- Who else is there?

- Shannon.

- Get her and get out
of there.

- What's going on?
- There's a suspect nearby.

Just get her out of there.
We got two units on the way.

- Is something wrong?

You can pack later.

- Oh, my God.
- Do you have a safe room?

- No.
- A room with a solid door

and a deadbolt?
- The laundry room.

- Go there now and lock it.

♪

♪

♪

- He hasn't said a word.

- Anything?
- Brick wall.

We think Henry Martin hired
Tristan Moreau

to off his friend.

- We're up
on Henry's phone now.

- He hasn't left
his ranch house.

- Let's go snatch him up.
- No, no.

Wait, wait, wait.
Just hold on one second.

We've a very small window
to throw out some chum

and see if we can get Henry
to bite.

Prove he hired our hit man.

Go get Tristan's cell phone.

♪

♪

- One sec.

- Hé!

- Pull up
Henry Martin's contact.

- Got it.
- Any texts between the two?

- Nope.
- Send one.

- 10,000 euros
and I'll walk away.

30 minutes.
Jeremy Sheridan's restaurant.

What is that called?
- L'essence.

- Maybe this will lure
Henry out.

- Sent.
- All right. You two, hit it.

Hey.

You sure you're okay?

- My mom always said
I had a rock

for a noggin.

♪

♪

- Well, look who we have here.

- Okay.
What's going on?

- You tell us.

- I don't know.
I just got--

I don't know what that's for.
I swear to God.

I'm just supposed to give that
to someone.

- Let's go for a ride, Amanda.

- Wait, what?

No. Wait. What's going on?

Will someone tell me
what's going on?

I didn't know what was
in there.

♪

- Take it.

We have your wife in custody.

- Why?

- She tried to pay off Tristan,
but you know that.

- I do know that
because he's a psychopath

who's been shaking us down,

and we wanted him
out of our lives.

- Why send your wife
to meet a psychopath?

- Because I was afraid of what
I would do to him

if I saw him in person.

- And it didn't occur to you
to mention Tristan

to us earlier?
Seems like a glaring oversight.

- This is a man
who threatened to kill me

if I spoke to the police
about CRAV.

Clearly he's capable of murder.

So yeah, I'm ashamed
I didn't tip you off,

but I was hoping
that you'd find him,

you'd arrest him, and wouldn't
involve Amanda and me.

And before you judge me,
why don't you have a gun

pointed in your face
and see how you'd react?

- So Tristan found you?
Wanted money?

- He was working for CRAV.

They wanted the winery.
They wanted us out.

- Well, there's another theory,
Henry.

With the Spencers out
of the picture,

you stood to benefit.

There's some
very interesting language here

about your partnership
with Daniel.

If either one of you left
the winery

and moved back to the U.S.,
the other would take over

and pay the one who left
only the initial investment.

The winery's worth 20 times
that now.

So the money drop was payment
to a gun for hire.

- Daniel was my best friend.

He and Shannon
were like family.

And you're insinuating
that I'm behind this?

It was CRAV.
They wanted us out.

The harassment
has been documented,

so are you blind
or are you just incompetent?

- And when we talk
to Shannon Spencer,

she'll also know about Tristan?

- No.
- Okay, what about your wife?

- She didn't know
about him either.

The wives had nothing to do
with this.

CRAV only came after
the husbands.

Looking back now, I wish we had
gone to the police earlier,

but who?
The local cops?

We thought it would blow over

if we showed CRAV
we had backbone.

We never thought that
they would kill one of us.

Still, I should've convinced
Daniel to involve you guys.

Or leave.

And that's a regret
I'll have to carry with me

the rest of my life.

♪

- What do you think?

- I think there's one last drop
in the bottle.

♪

You ever play the game
musical chairs

when you were younger?

Eight kids walking in a circle
around seven chairs.

The music stops,
the kids scramble,

seven kids get a seat,
and the one that didn't is out?

Well, right now, today,

there's one chair available.

And your husband's
in the other room

fumbling over his own words.

He just asked to take a break

so he could
gather his thoughts.

Now I've been across a table
from guys like that 100 times.

He will cave.

Before lunch.

So if you wanna tell us
what happened,

you get the chair.

And what comes with it
is consideration,

a lesser sentence.

But if you don't
wanna say anything,

I'll walk down to Tristan,
offer it to him.

And my guess is that
a self-serving career criminal

like him knows how this works
and he will be actively trying

to save his own ass.

So I want you to think
about yourself.

I want you to think
about your life

and how you're gonna preserve
your hopes and dreams,

because the music has
just stopped.

Do you want the chair or not?

♪

- Okay.

What's Henry said so far?

- That's not how this works.

- Henry knew about Tristan.

Knew he was kicked out of CRAV.

Henry's plan was to have
Tristan harass Daniel,

to make them go back
to the U.S.

and make it look like
CRAV was behind it.

- So the two of you could take
over the winery.

- Yes, but you have
to understand

that when they came here,
they came as partners.

Then Daniel
with his family money

started treating Henry
like an employee.

The plan--Henry's plan--
was just to scare them

until they went back home.

But even after the first
few things that Tristan did,

like kicking in their door,
Daniel wouldn't leave.

He was just too proud.

Henry went to Tristan
to call it off,

but Tristan refused.

He wanted more money--
money we couldn't get

unless we took over the winery.

I mean, he threatened
our lives if he didn't get it.

♪

- The night of the shooting.

- Tristan was going to shoot
at the vats.

That was it.

I swear on my life,
Henry never agreed

to have Tristan kill Daniel
in a million years.

I am so sorry.

♪

- Henry will be charged
with second-degree murder

since he set the whole thing
in motion.

Amanda probably gets
manslaughter,

but since she's cooperated,
she'll get some rhythm

and be sentenced to less time
in prison.

I know this is a lot
to take in.

On top of everything else
you've had to cope with.

Your parents are landing soon,
right?

♪

If there's anything you need
on my end,

now or down the road,
you have my number.

- Thank you.

For everything.

- Of course.

♪

- I need to start putting
positive energy out there

for my son.

So I'm just gonna say this once

and then leave it behind.

I hope they both rot in hell.

♪

- This whole story,
it's very, very tragic.

Money.
It's always about money, yeah?

Family and love,
this is all that matters.

Cheers to that.

- We hope your opinion
of Americans

hasn't been tarnished.

- No, no. Not at all.

No, you're welcome
back here anytime.

Hopefully it won't be
in an official capacity.

- Very kind.

- Um, Guillaume is out front.

He'd like a moment alone
with you.

♪

- You need backup?

- No, I got it.

♪

You wanted to speak with me?

- You solved the case.

- Word travels fast.

- Well, when my organization
is exonerated,

I like to be the first to know.

Now...

That's a great bottle of wine.

It's local wine.

Adieu.

♪

If I ever say,
"Take me to wine country,"

just go ahead and slap me.

I will definitely not
be doing that.

- So much for keeping
your friends close, huh?

- Well, this is why
I don't have friends.

- Well, since we spent
all that time in France,

what say we, uh,
crack this open

and see what the fuss is about?

- Uh, I can't tonight,
actually.

I have something.

- Yeah. Of course.

- Rain check.

Although I might need a bottle
of whiskey

instead of a bottle of wine.

- Done.

All right,
I will see you tomorrow.

- See you tomorrow.

♪

Hey.

I'm sorry I'm late again, Sara.

- I understand.

No need to charge me
for the hour.

I got some work done.

- Oh, but can't we just use
the rest of the hour?

- Scott,
I'm here to teach Hungarian,

not manners.

- I apologized for being late.
I should've called.

I just had a work thing.

- Your excuses mean nothing
to me.

I quit and will no longer
be helping you.

- What? Really?

- No.
- What?

- No, not really.

- Oh.

You had me.
- I love working with you.

Even if you az agyamra mész.

- What does that mean?

- Keep studying
and you'll find out.

Uh, although since
we only have ten minutes left

from our time,
we will have to move our class

from this coffee shop
to a proper restaurant.

- Oh.

- Where you will be buying
me dinner.

- Elnézést, kaphatnék egy
kulonleges hamburgert?

Oh.

No, it will not be
a special hamburger.

- All right.

I'm officially
turning my phone off.

♪

You ready?

- As I'll ever be.

♪

♪