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All right, all right. Hey, fellas.

Cindy.

Yeah. Gentlemen!

Manny Broward,
I'm gonna be running it tonight.

We're all set. Here's the man
of the hour. Mr. Cuneo.

These are New York City's finest.
They'll take good care of you.

Garmen. Garmen, I got your call. Come.
Come, hurry, it's a big night.

Have you seen Aked?
He needs to be here for tonight.

Yes, Mama. And no, I don't know
where he is.

- You don't know where he is?
- No.

Oh, God. And he's not answering his phone!

- Really?
- Okay, Garmen,

- what is it that can't wait till later?
- Thank you. Hi, ma'am, Savvy.

It's a few things, but...

- Well, one story--
- Is about money.

- Well, yes.
- It's always about money, money, money.

Well...

that's what pays for things.

- And with regards to that, ma'am--
- It's a back due, isn't it?

And I actually need it.

Well, of course.
'Course you need it, Garmen.

Yes, but you know, actually
it has to happen this time.

- Why?
- Wh-- Because it's my money.

And I owe it to others.
It's not just Ameena and Sara's school.

There are other things.
Things that-- that are due

and with regards to Saturday night--

- And we'll be rectifying that.
- Okay, fine.

And I got you, but-- but I was supposed
to pick up a fee.

Twenty percent.
Over 60,000 which didn't come.

And we are two months behind on my pay
for the insurance company.

- Okay.
- Wait, wait.

There's more. You owe money
to the casino guy. That's gotta get paid.

I said, "Okay," Garmen. Okay. Now...

you're a loyal friend and I will make sure
you get what's owed to you.

- You will?
- I will, tonight.

Thank you.

So I've been wondering.

When this whole restructure happens, right?

Where's Aked in all this?

I think things with Aked will work
themselves out eventually.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

All right. Cool.

- Because I, you know--
- What?

- Hi. Ron Cuneo.
- It's just--

Don't worry.

- And you are?
- Len.

Len...

- Richman.
- Len Richman.

Very nice to meet you, Mr. Len Richman.

- Hey.
- Nice to see you again, Mr. Harry.

- Mr. Cuneo, you got a minute?
- Yeah, Garmen. Sure.

Listen, Ms. Mahabir has got
something she's gotta do,

like a ritual thing

and then after that she's gonna make good
on her debts.

And that includes you. All right?

- Good. That's great to hear, Garmen.
- All right. So I just...

wanted-- wanted
to make sure that...

when she does that I'm good
with the casino too, right?

Absolutely!

- All right.
- Garmen Harry is off the books.

- Oh, dear God, please stop talking.
- What is it, Garmen?

Nothing. You good.
We'll talk later, right?

- Excellent.
- All right. I'll come back.

What's up, buddy?

- Paul Tranquada.
- Hey.

You with the casino?

- You bet, Mr. Paul Tranquada.
- Yeah.

Mr. Harry. We-- we got a seaplane charter.

Yeah. Five-seater at midnight.
But we want to move it up earlier.

How fast can you get there?
We gonna pay extra. Cash.

All right. Thank you.

It's not like Aked to be out of touch.

If he's not here, are there ways
to still protect him?

- There plenty, plenty ways to--
- You must be Savitri Mahabir?

Pleasure to meet you. Ron Cuneo,
a friend of the court.

The casino. You will be paid tonight.

- And who may this be?
- Please meet Mr. Coledra Willoughby.

Good to meet you.

Now, before we get down to business,

there is something I'd like
to ask everyone. Okay?

All right. Everyone, please. A circle.

Like everyone in a circle.

Okay. Has anyone seen Aked?

Nobody seen Aked? Okay.
We have a full circle here? Great.

- Garmen, where are you? Garmen?
- Yeah, yeah. Me-- me will come.

Me will come just now. Wait. Wait.

Xavier. You get Hannah-Estelle
and the kids into the car. Now.

No, no, no, they can buy new things
when they get to Guyana.

Tell she to meet us at a place
called Paolo's Cove,

but get them out now.
Then phone your friends,

tell them to get the fucking painting
and get to the river now.

- Hello, Xav. What up?
- Okay, so I spoke to Garmen.

Him say if you can get the painting,
you can meet us at the plane.

- Call me when you have it.
- Okay.

- And I gonna tell you where to go.
- Okay, yeah. Yeah, we'll do that.

- What?
- Okay.

- What he say?
- Nat, we gotta get that painting.

Let we go! Let we go!

Sara, hurry up your ass.
You move like a stubborn donkey.

Okay, help me out here.

- Salvatore is married to Veronica...
- For God's sake, he's gonna get made.

All right, let's move.
Everybody go, go, go, go!

Hard drives and bank records, people.
Stay focused.

Sanders, you do the front,
I'll do the side.

In! In! In!

Go in! Go in!

Wait. No, no. I haven't--
But I didn't do nothing.

Wait, wait!

I got Garmen Harry. Send backup!
Neighbor's yard. Hey! Motherfucker.

I got this fucker. I got him.

Motherfucker. Goddamn it.

In pursuit.

I heading back to the house.
I'm being chased.

Here's what I need you to do.

How soon can you get here?

Where the fuck are you? He's in the house,
but not for long. I'm going in.

I got him. Hurry up.

Fuck!

Come on. We have to go.

Hannah, we're coming. Park a good distance
from the trailhead, right.

We're gonna be in Paolo's Cove
like in 15, 20.

We're going into the tunnel.

There's no reception,
so see you soon, yeah?

Love you. All right, bye.
Come. In, in, in... All right.

Go!

Manny!

Inspector Broward.

Jesus.

You know, the wife say I was paranoid,
but this is the reason I buy this place.

You gotta love prohibition, right?

What's prohibition?

You know, all you gotta know
is 100 years ago,

a bunch of thugs saved your life, boy.

I'll make a noise. When he come out,
you go in, okay?

Somebody help me!

Hey, it's me. Still here at Mount Sinai
and still hoping to talk to you

and they're making me shut my phone again.

Okay, bye.

Jesus Christ.

- Relax! Relax!
- Who are you?

- Who the fuck are you?
- I'm not gonna hurt you. Relax!

Okay, relax!

Relax! Relax! Me not gonna hurt you.

Get the fuck off me!

Get out. Get out of my fucking house!

- I can't! I need the painting!
- There are cameras everywhere.

You know that, right?
This all being recorded.

I don't care about the cameras.

- Get out!
- I tried to save your son!

Me and my sister! We tried to save Jared
when we thought it was Jared.

Now they're trying to kill us!

But we just need the painting
so we can go home.

Where's home?

Guyana.

Where in Guyana?

Essequibo.

West of the river.

Louis Williams?

- Yeah.
- Just making sure that it was you.

- Thank you.
- Have a good night, sir.

So Savitri has had this apartment
since before she was married?

Uses it for guests, friends.

Does she have any guests now?

Two guests. Old guys. Flew in from Africa.

- Ghana, I think.
- Guyana? South America?

Super coming in.

Thank you.

Do you mind?

- I'll be down the hall if you need me.
- Thank you.

- I know it's complicated.
- It's shitty is what it is actually.

You know his ex-wife's name's Alyssa?
Somebody should call her.

I'd do it, but I don't think
Manny would want that.

Now, I'm just wondering...

how you could hate someone for so long
and then suddenly they're gone.

But how was the raid?

USPIS and NYPD got a few big fish.
Personnel-wise. I missed some good folks,

but for the Bureau's specific purposes,
I wouldn't call it a win.

And no bank names?

You were right.
Savitri Mahabir's organization's

too tidy for her to hold
onto him for that long.

Whoa, hey! Slow, slow.
Let me see your hands.

Open your hands.

And we're running and running
all over the city

with this huge bag of money.

I mean, do you know how much
that much money weighs?

It's a workout.

And-- Anyway, do you wanna hear all this?

Uh-huh.

Okay, Well...

Get this.

The idiots.

The whole time,
they got the wrong fucking kid.

Can you believe that?

I know. It-- it was horrible.
I mean, they...

they shot him.

That was the noise that you heard
in the park.

It was horrible.

Are you okay, buddy?

Hey, hey, hey.

Hey, I don't-- I don't think
you should be taking that down.

- The nurse won't like that.
- Wrong child...

One second.

Hello? Hello? Hey, there's something

going on in here.
I don't know what it is.

So Savitri Mahabir's brother-in-law,
Quincy, gets killed,

culminating a few years of shit
that's just been unraveling

and she thinks the only way
that it's possible

is that a curse has been placed on her.

Obviously, it couldn't have been
her fault.

She was cursed.

Well, her deceased husband, Ranwell, was.
Thus, the whole family.

Okay. Fine.

So she realizes it and then she calls you.

And you're supposed to find the guy
who placed the curse,

but who makes the plan?

When the urges that emanate
from the human sphere...

careen us off the celestial path...

- No, no, no.
- ...we puncture the purity...

- Stop it. Stop!
- ...of infinity itself, shielding embrace.

Stop! Real talk.

The one who place a curse must be the one
who agreed to remove it.

Thus is he who set the terms.

Yo, Louis, you get it?

Yo, he got it. All right.
We gon' text you where we at.

Okay.

- We see you soon.
- Tell Mr. Harry I say thank you.

Nat say tell Mr. Harry thank you.

Wait.

You know when I talk about loyalty
it's not just talk, right?

Where are they?

- You see them?
- I don't know.

Call 'em!

Yo!

- Xav!
- That's them.

Where you at?

Me down here.

Hey.

I want to give you a chance
for the next part.

You gon' do it? Or you want me to do it?

- Well, all right then.
- No, I can.

Really?

Actually...

It's all right. I was young once, too.

Xavier! What are you do-- Hey!

Wait.

Xavier?

Jesus Christ, brother, what happened?

Xavier.

Xavier, what you done?

You need to come right now.
I ain't playing.

- What you doing?
- Move, my man, move!

- What about the painting?
- Nobody need no painting!

No, Xavier, you gotta explain
what is going on right now.

You wanna end up in the water
right now dead?

Keep on, otherwise, come at me right now.

- No. No. No.
- Stupid girl.

- No! No!
- I said, move. Move, man.

Mr. Harry say for you to go on
and he gon' meet you in Suriname.

I talked to him 20 minutes ago.

Yes, he had to rush off.
He say he love you

and he have to take care of business here.

He book a flight for tomorrow
and will see you then.

This Miranda and this Faris.
And they make sure you arrive safe.

And here.

This for the flight. For everybody.

Mr. Harry want you to have this.

All right. Go, go, go!

Charisse.

Hi, I'm Sam.

- I--
- Sorry.

Sorry about your boy.

- Hi. Thank you. I--
- What happened to your hands?

- Do you want some space?
- Nicholas's parents?

- Yeah, I'm his mom.
- And this is...

His father's here, too.

Well, your son's ready for you.
You're welcome to come see him.

Go, Derek.

You sure?

I'll be here.

- Nicky.
- Hey, Mom.

Oh, my God.

He's stable right now.

We're gonna keep an eye on his vitals

and if everything continues to go well,
he'll be out of here in a few hours.

Hey.

Are you following me?

I heard that Charisse Henrikson's son

got some shrapnel from a bullet
and that he was admitted here.

But I guess that all roads
lead to Sam Browne, so...

Listen, this-- this really
is not a time where--

I know, I know, I know,
you're processing a lot.

And trust me, I can only imagine
how badly you want

this whole thing to blow over,
but it's far from over, Sam.

There are people in other states
doing just what Savitri Mahabir is doing.

And I know your next move's gonna be
to call Manny Broward

- so you can get some cover.
- Okay, for what it's worth,

I think I'm through calling Manny Broward.

Yeah.

That's a certainty
because he died tonight.

What?

- How?
- A raid.

On Savitri Mahabir's house.

You know...

Savitri was once married to a man
named Ranwell Mahabir.

Does that name mean anything to you?

I can't believe Manny...

He had just...

Did he just...

What?

He just came to see you?

Maybe to ask you to keep quiet
about all of it?

You know, 20 years ago,

politicians like Ranwell Mahabir
rewrote zoning laws

so that developers and energy producers
and all sorts of foreign entities...

could kick people off of their land...

and build things like the colony
in Essequibo.

Do you know why they did that?

They were bribed.

And that's what the Series A investments,

which is where you put all of your money,
was all about.

But I-- I think you already knew that, right?

And did you know that one of the guys

that didn't wanna get kicked off
of his land two decades ago

was your dad's chess pal.

Yeah. A guy named Clarence Joseph.

When Clarence refused
to leave his property,

Ranwell Mahabir kidnapped his grandson.
And then when Clarence refused to pay,

Ranwell had the boy murdered

in a park a few blocks
from Clarence's house.

Wanna guess what time of night
that happened?

Yeah. You're right.

1:11 a.m.

A boy was killed?

A boy roughly the same age
as Jared is now.

Those routing numbers...

and therefore the bank names

of the Series A investments,
they're the core of this whole thing.

And if I can get
that information to Roan Jessup,

he can link it to people from back then
who are still active

in other states and other cities.

Sam, they're bad people doing bad things

and you have the power
to help us stop this.

You can put an end to all of this.

That's information I haven't seen
in 20 years.

Besides, I-- I-- I--
I never knew bank names.

I-- I just had a list of routing numbers.

- How would I--
- Get access?

A random bunch of 18-digit numbers

that you haven't even thought about
in 20 years?

Yes, exactly.

If I were you I would start
with your Uncle Gene.

I think he's holding a list.
He's certainly not gonna give it to me.

Why?

Sam, he's protecting you.

Inspector?

- We're in the middle of a...
- I-- Actually, it's okay.

We were talking about my uncle and...

You need more time?

No.

No.

Okay.

I'm so sorry.

I'm thinking of you holding that gun,
actually pointing it at someone.

It was awful.

- I wanna get rid of the gun. The safe--
- Gun?

- Jesus!
- Fuck, Jeff.

You didn't take my calls.

- I was talking to my husband.
- There is glass

all over the hall table in the front hall.
There's-- The painting is gone.

- What's this about a gun?
- Imagine how we felt

- walking into this wondering what the--
- Do you know your mother tried

- to call you five times?
- You could've

- at least let us know. What?
- Guys, whoa.

The apartment that I had no idea

- you'd be in had been broken into?
- Yeah, that would've been

a lot better than us nearly
having a fucking heart attack.

Because, of course, the concern

when you come in and see
that your daughter's apartment's

been ransacked
is why was I not the first one

- called about this?
- Sam, that's not fair.

Wait, wha-- wha-- what--
what are you doing here?

Joey called.

And we came over
to welcome our grandson home.

- That's natural, absolutely.
- Okay, great. Gue--

- Guess what? No.
- Yeah.

- No.
- Actually, no, guys, it's not a good time.

- You can't be serious.
- Jared's been through a lot.

Actually, yeah, Dad, you've done enough.

I've done enough?

What? You mean like
offering up 300,000 dollars

- of my own money? That's not enough?
- No, Dad. No.

I'm talking about how this all started
20 years ago.

We've all been through an ordeal
and we're fine. Okay, it's over.

Jared's fine. The-- the apartment--

Okay, the painting, well,
that's just a thing.

- But you're fine.
- No, Dad, I'm not fine!

We're not fine and it's not over.

Well, it would be if you would
just take a breath, Sam.

Yeah.

All right, save the platitudes
for fans and strangers.

We stayed up for this.

Well, Jeff, now you can go home
and get some sleep.

Well, fine.

- Okay. Kris.
- Fine.

Let's go.

Someone's stressed.

I'm not sticking around
where I'm not wanted.

- Look who's here!
- Jared! Sweetie.

Hello, big guy. How are you?
I think you grew a foot

- since we saw you last.
- Ruby, sit, sit, sit. Hi.

I-- I think your parents
will really want to see you.

Dad! Mom!

Hey! Sweetie.

You don't recall if your ex-husband
mentioned any names back then?

People put in money, developers,
bank names, anything?

Routing numbers?

They'd send a postcard down
and receive a return receipt

with a number
where the signature would be.

That number was a routing number.

We can't make any promises
one way or another, but...

we can make this easier if you give us
this piece of the puzzle.

What about Aked? Is there anything
we can do to help him?

Oh, God!

Jared said he wants you to have those.

- And that sweatshirt.
- Yeah?

Yeah. He said just don't wear it
when you see him

- so you don't look like twinsies.
- Cool.

If you're good I can go get the car,
drop you guys off at your place?

Yeah. Thank you.

- Anything you want me to take?
- Yes. Here you go.

There you go.

Hey. I just saw your text.

And the answer is, "No, I have not left
the apartment yet."

Do you have a moment?

All I got are moments.

Remember way back...

before we were married...

the last place you ever wanted
to live was Manhattan.

Do you ever still think about that?

Yeah, a few times. Here and there.

Per day.

What if we got rid of the apartment?

I'm listening.

What if we did do that?

Do you have any idea where you'd wanna go?

I've made a...

I've made a couple lists
over the years.

I'd really like to see them.

Also, I have something sort of big
I wanna talk to you about.

Bigger than this?

Oh, yeah.

You were a kid, Sam.
Broward took advantage of that.

- I was 22.
- You were a kid.

You were a kid who always wanted
to be the good girl.

For your dad. For both of 'em.

I mean, it finally made sense to me.

And the-- and the only wrong note
in the whole 20-year opera

was how-- how my dumb fuck brother

ever even knew enough
to turn anything over.

And the answer was that he didn't.

That's why I'm here now.

I'm hoping you have a copy
of something that I...

I destroyed.

Listen, I-- I appreciate that,
but you should go home.

You don't need to do this, Sam.

Certainly not for me.

I'm doing it for myself.

And for Jared. You know, so he can...

look at me clearly.

No, it's so...

It's so I can look at him.

You sure about this?

Will it affect you in--
in any adverse way?

My dad?

Well, this may be the one time
that his cluelessness actually pays off.

Well, except for all the other times.

You know, I can imagine...

if it has an effect on you,

it might not be a good one.

I understand.

Series A investors. Names,
routing numbers.

- It's all there.
- Thank you.

Gene.

Cindy.

I really am so sorry.

- It's okay.
- Yeah.

No, I really, really am.

- Don't. It's over.
- Hey. Come on, Sam.

- It's all right.
- Yeah.

It's okay.

- It's over.
- You'll be fine.

Wow, you actually showed up.

I did.

Well, why'd you call?
What are we doing here?

So we're just starting in, are we?

What happened with your job?

Oh.

Well, it got jammed up.

Suspended.

Yeah. So, I can't officially reapply
for another year.

For anything.

So...

Yeah, I don't know what I'm gonna do.

Is that what you came here to find out?

- Sure. I mean, partially.
- Right.

You good down there?

I'll have--

Yeah, sorry, never mind.

So, I need the benefit
of your experience about...

a hypothetical situation.

Yeah, let's-- let's say this person...

theoretically came forward
with a bank name.

And what would they be looking at?
Theoretically.

That depends.

Assuming that they look like you
and not like me.

You could cut it from 60 months...

maybe 72 months, down to 48.

I'm guessing we're not talking
about a public defender,

so that would take off another 12.

Would her plea include an acceptance
of responsibility?

It would.

Well, that's another level
to departure, so...

that'd be like...

- Twelve to 24?
- Yeah.

And she could be lucky, you know,

the FBI could take kindly to cooperation,
could be nothing.

Odds?

Fifty-fifty.

Maybe.

Does her family know?

They do.

Seriously, I wanna know.
What are you gonna do?

No, you first.