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- What if Mitchell's not the bad guy they want him to be?

- I'm looking at federal charges.

Who are you worried about right now,

the agent you've known for three days

or your own brother?

What's your take on Quinn?

- So far, so good. Why?

Maybe it's that she's new.

I just feel like something's weighing on her.

What did you find?

The French cops filed

a formal complaint against Mitchell.

He committed a crime.

Send me what you found.

Is everything okay?

- They're coming after Mitchell.

I don't know what to do.

[singing in Italian]

[gentle folk music]

♪ ♪

This city is incredible.

- Pinuccia wants swatches for the living room

and the guest bath now.

I already pulled eggshell and ecru,

but did you wanna pull cotton ball?

Look at those lights.

And that bridge.

It's like a perfect picture everywhere I look.

I could live here.

I could die here.

- I guess I'll just bring all three.

Um, I'll see you at 9:00?

- Oh, sure. Thanks, Caitlyn. - Okay.

♪ ♪

Ciao.

Ciao.

You, me, this city.

I just want this forever.

As do I.

- We'll have to fight to make it happen.

- I would walk through fire to be with you.

Sei magnifico.

Let me pour you a drink, hmm?

[cellphone ringing]

[classical music playing]

♪ ♪

Bellissima.

[phone buzzing]

♪ ♪

Hi, Marlena.

I swear I put your iPad in your bag earlier,

but I'm at your apartment, and it's--it's not here.

[doorbell rings]

Coming.

[doorbell rings] I'm coming. One second.

[doorbell rings]

[screams]

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- [screams] - [grunts]

♪ ♪

[classical music playing]

[panting, moaning]

[tense music]

[grunting]

[yelling]

♪ ♪

[screams]

[moaning]

♪ ♪

- Caitlyn Priolo, 22, was found dead in an apartment in Venice.

Caitlyn was a dual citizen,

American and Italian by descent.

She graduated Arizona State last year,

and her body was found in the apartment of her employer,

Marlena Kline, also American.

- What business were they doing in Venice?

Building restoration.

Marlena renovates castles, villas, old family homes.

They just completed their biggest project to date--

renovating a villa for Baron Dario Caspani.

Baron?

Is that a nickname like Duke Ellington

or is this guy actual royalty?

Technically royalty.

- I thought Italy got rid of its king a long time ago.

- They did, but those with royal blood

are still seen as cultural symbols by the Italian people.

- Police report estimates time of death around 10:00 p.m.,

so where was Marlena when this went down?

Not home.

She's being detained by the Italian police

as a potential person of interest.

- Okay, then that's where we're starting.

Let's roll.

[phone rings]

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

- When is Zaleski expecting to hear back from you?

ASAP.

He wants those emails between Mitchell

and the Paris detective.

- Do you remember sniper training?

Preparation, patience, and timing.

When all those three meet opportunity,

then and only then do you fire.

Okay.

We're gonna wait this out,

and we're only gonna make a decision when we have to.

You trust me?

- Right now, you're the only person I do trust.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Welcome. Prosecutor Isabella Solara.

Wes Mitchell.

This is Cameron Vo, Andre Raines,

Riley Quinn, Megan Garretson with Europol.

- Our coroner ruled Caitlyn Priolo's cause of death

to be acute asphyxiation by strangulation.

- And Marlena Kline is a suspect?

Not officially.

She is currently under supervision,

but as it turns out, she's well-connected,

so we're holding her at the Hotel Calolaio.

- By "well-connected," you mean

she was working for Dario Caspani?

Yes.

If you'll follow me.

The baron has some investment in this case

since he knew the victim.

And as you already seem to know,

he runs in some very influential circles.

The murder rate here in Venice is

one of the lowest in the world, so we may not be as equipped

as most police stations.

We will assist where we can, but know that my office

moves at the pace we see fit.

Whether or not this is to your liking is up to you,

but let's agree to keep each other informed

- at every turn, yes? - Sure.

- Then, to that point, I forwarded everything

we've gathered from Miss Priolo's devices

to your office, including phone records

and geolocation history.

Perhaps you'll have better luck than we've had.

Arrivederci.

- I think she told me to piss off,

but between the smile and the accent, I can't be sure.

Italian hospitality.

- Enjoy it. Mistrust it. - Noted.

Okay, Cam, you and Riley, why don't you go talk to Marlena?

- Actually, why don't you and I go talk to Marlena?

I think Riley can get us set up here.

Okay.

Smitty, you and Raines check out the crime scene?

- Cool. Copy that.

♪ ♪

I'm sorry, you're telling me

even if Tiger Woods comes to Venice,

he's gotta hoof it everywhere on foot?

- Yeah, cars haven't been allowed in Venice

since 400 A.D.

And before you ask-- no, not even golf carts.

- What if somebody needs an ambulance?

- Wes, I gotta talk to you about something.

Okay.

- Does the name Dave Zaleski ring a bell?

- Yeah, he was my Quantico instructor way back when.

Why?

- Well, he works in the Inspection Division now,

and he's been leaning on Riley to dig up dirt on you.

What's he got against you?

- Zaleski and I never got along.

This kid in my class, he was whip-smart.

Zaleski wanted to fail him no matter what.

He beat the kid down every chance he got,

and one day, I stood up for the guy

and put Zaleski in his place.

The whole class cheered me on, and Zaleski took it personally.

That's it?

He's settling a score over a playground fight?

Well, yeah.

He came after me and Tyler for Montrose too.

Agents like Zaleski, they are the scum of the bureau.

They wanna put people down so they can stand a little taller.

- Yeah, but this time it's different, Wes,

because you and Tyler did break protocol in Paris,

and Riley found out.

I don't have many options here,

and I have to go through proper channels.

I know.

Thanks for coming to me first.

♪ ♪

What's this?

- Caitlyn stopped here 52 times in the last six months.

Something about this guy struck a nerve.

"Manin".

How badass is that?

All you need is your last name on the damn thing

and a winged lion for protection?

Wes, this is serious.

- It's always serious on this job.

- I hate to even say the words out loud,

but if Zaleski gets proof that you

and Tyler went rogue in Paris--

- If Zaleski wants to come after me, then so be it.

I stand by what Tyler and I did.

I got no problem saying that to whoever

I gotta say it to back at HQ.

Until that day comes, I'm gonna keep working this case.

♪ ♪

- The last thing we talked about was swatches.

As if ecru versus eggshell

was the most important thing in the world.

And now she's--

I can't even say it.

How does any of this make any sense?

- Why was Caitlyn in your apartment?

I needed her to get my iPad.

At 10:00 at night?

Couldn't just go back and get it yourself?

- I was occupied. Client meetings.

With Dario Caspani, correct?

So, what exactly is your relationship to Caspani?

He's a client.

- Did he interact much with Caitlyn?

- No. No, they barely spoke.

- Marlena, Caitlyn was killed in your apartment.

And as far as we can tell, you are the only person

who knew she'd be there.

So what is it you're not telling us?

When I met Caitlyn,

she was stocking shelves in a Hobby Lobby.

I found her. I nurtured her.

And now you think I had something

to do with her murder?

- Look, you may have spent the last six months in Venice

hanging out with the cool crowd,

but allow me to bring you back to reality,

because if this investigation goes

where I think it's gonna go, these people who

you think are your friends, who are putting you up

in this nice hotel, they're gonna ditch you

faster than you can say arrivederci.

- I had nothing to do with her murder.

♪ ♪

No signs of forced entry.

Maybe she knew her assailant.

Any security cameras?

- The footage was erased, and we already swept the area

for fingerprints, blood, hair.

- Sounds like a professional hit.

On a personal assistant?

Seems like Marlena would be a more likely target.

It is her apartment.

- Killer was face-to-face with Caitlyn,

strangling her for 60 seconds.

He knew it wasn't Marlena.

Fair point.

- This is where her body was found.

- She didn't go down easy, that's for damn sure.

Yeah, she fought.

He threw her down.

♪ ♪

Latex.

We're gonna need a full DNA and prints analysis on this.

- So, I've been going through Caitlyn's devices,

and get this.

In the days leading up to her murder,

she called Caspani seven times.

- Well, so much for barely speaking.

- Amanda, will you throw up everything we have on Caspani?

Way ahead of you.

Dario Caspani is a cousin of the descendants

of Italy's last royal line.

He's leveraged this association to stay connected

to the rich and powerful--

Saudi princes, Russian oligarchs.

His social calendar is jam-packed full of galas

and boating trips, presumably on their dime.

Over the decades, Caspani family's gone

deeper and deeper into debt.

Well, Smitty was right.

These royals, they might be multi-millionaires on paper,

but all their net worth is tied up in property values.

- So that's why he wanted to flip the villa,

to liquidate.

But if Caspani is surviving off his deep-pocketed friends,

then how'd he fund the renovation?

- Let's hear it straight from the baron's mouth.

Riley, you're with me.

♪ ♪

I know about Zaleski.

I also know he doesn't play fair.

Whatever you did to find out about Paris wasn't by choice,

so what's he got on you?

My brother's ATF.

They're looking into his department,

and they're saying that he did a bunch of things

he swears he didn't do.

You believe him?

I don't know.

Regardless, Zaleski says if I don't do what he asks,

then my brother will go down for all of it.

He'll be sent to prison.

You know that's a death sentence for an ATF agent.

- Scare tactics. Dave Zaleski special.

Yeah, but if he's right,

if my brother is guilty, what I did--

going into that laptop and swiping those emails,

it's--it's unforgivable.

- Hey, you ever heard of this guy, Daniele Manin?

I looked him up.

So back in the 1800s,

Venice was under Austria's thumb,

and even though it was one of the richest cities

in the world, the Austrians controlled every penny.

Then one day, Manin, a civilian, rouses the people.

He starts a revolution.

Austria offers him money, influence,

some top government post.

Dude just says no. Freedom or bust.

I don't like seeing honest people, young people

who are just starting out in their careers

getting preyed on.

So worry about yourself.

Worry about your career.

Let me worry about Zaleski.

♪ ♪

Hey, Amanda?

Better take a look at this.

Caitlyn had a locked file on her laptop.

We tried to brute force it, but still couldn't get in.

Interesting.

She multi-part AES encrypted this.

We probably need to break through two, three more layers

before we can actually read the file.

- But why would a personal assistant

need that much security?

I think she knew something.

Something that couldn't get out.

Maybe that's what got her killed.

What was her major at Arizona State?

- Interior design, with a minor in computer science.

♪ ♪

- All right, let's see what we got here.

♪ ♪

There's Caspani.

What do you call that color?

Bubblegum?

- Oh, there's Caspani's wife, Ada.

She was in some of the gala photos.

Hmm.

His and hers tables. That's cute.

I didn't know that was a thing here.

[singing in Italian]

[soft music]

♪ ♪

Good evening.

I'm Wes Mitchell with the FBI. This is Agent Riley Quinn.

Do you mind if we ask you some questions about Caitlyn Priolo?

[speaking Italian]

Please.

Enjoy.

It's terrible what happened.

She seemed like a very lovely girl.

Tell us about her.

I didn't know her very well.

- Oh, well, why'd she call you seven times

before she was killed?

- Probably to ask me something about crown molding.

Do you know how much time, money, and phone calls

go into a renovation?

- It's funny, though, 'cause rumor has it

you don't have 2 euros to rub together.

So how'd you pay for all of it?

- It was partially subsidized by a charity.

And after I oversaw the renovation,

I donated the villa to them.

- You donated your most valuable asset?

- Listen, that villa was built by my family

200 years before America was even a scribble on a map.

It belongs to the Italian people.

- What were things like between Marlena and Caitlyn?

- Are you asking if Marlena might have wanted Caitlyn dead?

Yeah, let's say she is.

- Marlena is a very dangerous woman.

Capable of anything.

When I first met her, I'll admit, I was charmed.

I'll even admit there was a dalliance, a brief one

in the early months.

But that was before she went insane.

- Do you mind elaborating on "insane"?

She knew I was married.

There were always going to be limits

to how far things could go between us.

But she kept asking for more.

She wanted to know who I was meeting, what I was eating,

breakfast, lunch, dinner.

And after I ended things, her behavior only got worse.

- So where were you the night that she was murdered?

- I agreed to meet Marlena because I had to take a stand

against her unhinged behavior.

- Is that what you guys call it here, taking a stand?

I didn't kill her.

Now, there's a dress code here,

so you should probably come back another time

when you're more...

ben vestito.

Hmm.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

What's your take?

- If Marlena was fudging the receipts and Caitlyn found out,

- that sounds like motive. - Maybe.

Any luck getting in touch with anyone in Caitlyn's family?

- Only child. Parents are deceased.

- What about boyfriend, girlfriend?

Anything like that?

- None that could be determined.

[phone chirps]

- Hey, Cam. What's up?

Got it.

All good?

CIA is here.

♪ ♪

- Martin Russo. - Hey.

So what's so special about this case

the CIA comes crawling out of the woodwork?

We want charges on Caspani,

enough to threaten extradition.

Anything you got on him goes directly to me.

- If I'm gonna do another agency's grunt work,

I wanna know why.

- Well, in the spirit of interagency cooperation.

- Of course. - Caspani's villa donation?

It was all a magic act.

And a half-assed one at that.

This so-called "Italian Cultural Fund"

who received the villa isn't even Italian.

It's a shell corporation whose silent owner is Nadim Hijazi,

Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia,

also the largest supplier of illegal arms to the U.S.

- Okay, so you guys have been looking

at Caspani for a long time,

but let's not forget why the FBI is here.

Someone was murdered.

Yeah, you met him.

I mean, don't tell me you really believe that his hands

are clean in regard to this-- this girl.

This Katie. Is it Katie?

Your DOA.

- Our DOA. She's an American victim.

Exactly.

Meaning the CIA and the FBI have a common goal here.

- You Langley guys, you're always

so concerned with the big picture.

You're worried about what's gonna happen

10, 20 years down the road.

Meanwhile, an American gets her windpipe crushed.

You can't even be bothered to learn her name?

Unless I hear otherwise from my superiors,

you're not calling the shots.

Caitlyn Priolo. That was her name.

- Caspani is in bed with drug dealers, arms traffickers,

dirty politicians.

We need this son of a bitch

hung up by his tasseled loafers.

Even if you have to put your thumb on the scale a little.

Not my style.

♪ ♪

Celeste?

That locked file on Caitlyn's laptop, I got in.

Looks like a Word document.

[tense music]

Huh.

I guess the file must have gotten corrupted

during the transfer.

- I can ask Andre to get on her actual laptop.

- All right, yeah, let me port over what I've got.

Weird.

This thing is massive for a text file.

Let me try something.

Why go through all of that to hide this?

Yeah, doesn't make sense.

♪ ♪

- Hey. - Hey.

How'd it go with Quinn?

You know HQ called me, and they wanted to talk to me about her?

- I told her to worry about herself.

I meant it.

Hub's on the line.

What's up, Amanda?

- After Caspani donated the villa,

30 million passed back into the shell corporation.

Supposedly, it was payment for the renovation,

but 90% of that money landed straight into Caspani's pocket.

That transfer was approved by a recently added

proxy board member, Caitlyn.

At least on paper, she's the one who signed off

on 30 million euro being laundered into Italy.

Why Caitlyn?

Why not some yes man on Caspani's payroll?

- He needed someone who couldn't be connected to him.

Caitlyn's an Italian citizen

with at least one degree of separation.

- Do you think Marlena knew about all this?

- I think Marlena is convinced that

she and Caspani are still dating.

Let's go unconvince her.

Thanks, Tate.

♪ ♪

- Hey, Francesco Vizia, "Venice Daily News."

- Oh, I already have a subscription.

Thank you.

- Rumor is that you made an appearance

at La Perduta last night.

What does the FBI want with the Caspanis?

Restaurant recommendations.

Ciao.

- Okay, yeah. I'm just making conversation.

[phone chirps]

- Whoa, Wes. - What?

- HQ is pulling Riley from the Fly Team effective immediately.

They want her back on a plane to D.C. tonight.

- Tell them we still need her here.

- She's co-case agent. - Yeah, they're fully aware.

It says here that she is currently under review.

That's Zaleski.

Have her send it.

The Paris emails.

Give Zaleski what he wants.

- Wes, you can't just throw your career just like that.

I'm not throwing anything.

I'm not feeding Riley to the dogs either.

No, you gotta escalate, okay?

Bring it to Deputy Director Adell.

Tell him Zaleski is overstepping.

Tell him why you and Tyler went to Paris.

I did what I did.

I'm not the one that needs protecting.

Have her send the emails.

♪ ♪

- You're sure that's what Wes wants?

- Yes, and he's not gonna change his mind.

Trust me.

Okay.

[pensive music]

♪ ♪

Dario mentioned a nonprofit,

but I don't know anything about a shell corporation.

- Well, Caitlyn's signature ended up

on all of the paperwork.

So either she was going behind your back or you set her up.

- Well, this is the first time I'm hearing any of this.

- You sent Caitlyn to your apartment

moments before she was killed, and the iPad you had her go get

was never recovered at the scene.

Can you see how a cynic might suggest

you sent her there as a setup?

- Dario and I, we were having an affair.

- If you had started with that on day one,

then maybe we would have a shot,

but Caspani and his wife, they were very candid

about that already.

- Ada's involved? - Oh, yeah.

And I think Caspani's word in describing you was "unhinged".

[soft dramatic music]

[exhales sharply]

[sighs]

- Did Caspani have Caitlyn sign those incorporation documents?

- I told myself I was willing to do anything to be with him.

- Answer the question. - No, I did.

I gave her the papers to sign.

Dario said that if she'd sign them,

that we could be together sooner,

but that is all I did.

- So you committed fraud, knowingly?

- No, if I had known that any of this

would put Caitlyn in danger, I never would have--

- What's going on? - I've heard enough.

- We're not done. - I am.

She admitted the victim signed those documents at her behest.

Marlena Kline, you are under arrest for conspiracy

to commit wire fraud, financial fraud, and murder.

- Oh, please. Please, you have to believe me.

I'm being set up!

[sobbing]

[tense music]

♪ ♪

So you believe Marlena?

I do.

I think Caspani used Caitlyn as his scapegoat,

but she was smarter than he thought.

She figured out he was using the renovation

to launder money, so he got rid of her.

And Solara is too starstruck

to see Caspani for what he really is.

So she is zeroed in on his mistress.

- Yeah, but we have no killer and no proof

Caspani ordered the hit.

All we have is Marlena's testimony.

And Solara obviously doesn't care about that.

[computer ringing]

- Tate. Talk to me.

- Hey. Got something.

That letter opener Smitty and Andre

picked up from the crime scene,

Solara's team pulled a partial print.

OK, when was this?

About an hour ago.

I don't know why they didn't tell you.

I do.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[speaking Italian]

- Your team pulled a print from the crime scene an hour

before you arrested Marlena Kline.

You didn't think I should know?

Ti richiamo.

Apologies for the delay.

I was just on my way to tell you.

- Oh, well, I saved you the trip.

So why are you withholding evidence?

- We did get a print, but I felt

it would be more helpful if I could first identify

the person to which it belonged.

- You know my team can do that in, like, two seconds.

- Then let us work together on this moving forward.

- I thought that's what we were doing.

- Solara's office just sent us the print match.

Silvio Greco.

Did three years for arson charges a few years ago.

Since then, he's been on Caspani's payroll

on and off for security work.

- Here's the thing-- I pulled phone records,

CCTV from Caspani's home.

Couldn't find a single morsel of proof Greco and Caspani

even spoke in the last couple weeks,

let alone planned a murder.

- Did the results from that geofence warrant

Europol issued ever come through?

- Yep, we have all of the active phone numbers

within a mile of the apartment

from the night Caitlyn was killed.

We're still combing through this list,

but there are about 100 numbers.

Without the right intel,

it's impossible to know what's what.

Let me try something.

Oh, how'd you do that?

- Did a search for the phones that didn't log

any active GPS data.

Makes sense.

The killer turned off his location services.

- Two of these lines are registered numbers,

but this one's a burner.

It's gotta be Greco.

Looks like it's still active.

That number just pinged two cell towers close to San Marco.

Okay, triangulate these coordinates

and send them over to Andre.

♪ ♪

Got a second?

Riley never sent the email to Zaleski.

She's supposed to be getting on a plane at 5:00.

Riley?

Listen.

Just send the email.

- My dad died when I was nine years old.

Killed in the line of duty, stray bullet,

and now my brother's under internal investigation.

I was gonna be the one to turn it all around,

that made sure that someone in my family

made it all the way to the retirement party,

but I'm not gonna do that as a rat,

and if Zaleski wants to throw me in the basement

proofreading 302s, so be it.

What about your brother?

- This is how he got jammed up in the first place.

His CEO pressured him into doing one little thing,

and that thing was the thread that kept pulling him in

deeper and deeper.

You don't owe me anything.

I'm just doing what you said.

[pensive music]

I am worrying about myself.

And I am not a rat.

- Hub just got a hit on Greco's location.

Okay, you and me.

[suspenseful music]

[phone beeping]

[beeping intensifies]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

[indistinct chatter]

- Got him. Southwest corner.

- [yelps] - Hey!

[grunts]

♪ ♪

- Whoa! - Oh!

[dogs barking]

♪ ♪

Move, move.

[yells]

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

[coughing]

[coughing]

Hey.

You know, these generally work better

if you keep it in your hand.

[panting]

He put up a fight.

- Va bene. Let's get him processed.

Follow me, Agent Raines.

Hey, wait, wait, wait.

Was that the man who killed the American girl?

- Oh, you again? I'm canceling my subscription.

- Come on, man, I'm trying to make a living here.

After all... [speaking Italian]

- Whoa. Hold on.

My Italian stops and starts between ravioli and gelato.

What'd you say?

- He who does not buy or sell will never move up or down.

I pay for tips.

Call me.

- So we're talking about 15 years with a chance

- of an early parole? - Yeah.

And that's the best you're gonna get.

- And you are authorized by the Italian police

to make this offer?

- They're putting together the paperwork as we speak.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

Dario Caspani.

He hired me.

♪ ♪

[both speaking Italian]

- Agent Mitchell. Agent Vo.

You've met Baron Caspani.

- So we have Greco on record admitting

that Caspani contracted him to kill Caitlyn.

So between this and Marlena's testimony--

- Baron Caspani confirmed that Greco was working

for him six months ago, which is how Greco

met your American victim.

He took a liking to her,

developed a fixation, if you will.

So much so that the baron had to fire him.

Unfortunately, Greco couldn't shake his obsession

and must have gone rogue.

- And you're gonna go with his version?

- Well, it carries more weight than the opinion

of a vindictive mistress and a disgruntled employee, yes.

- Wipe that smile off your face.

Let me explain something to you--

You're done.

Capisce?

Unbelievable.

♪ ♪

I cracked it.

This picture Caitlyn buried and multi-layer encrypted,

it was embedded with a hidden link.

Weeks before she was killed, she started collecting

a treasure trove of evidence against Caspani.

My name is Caitlyn Priolo.

If you're watching this,

something bad has happened to me.

I'm recording this to tell you everything I know.

- Caitlyn uploaded itemized receipts, account numbers,

wire transfers, signal messages that detail

how Caspani was cooking the books

on the villa renovation.

One of Caspani's hidden accounts

even matched a crypto payment he sent to Greco

right after Caitlyn was killed.

- All right, so we got the hit man payment,

the paperwork, and Caitlyn's video testimony.

Come on, let's charge Caspani's ass.

- Hey, Riley, can you download all that for us?

Already did.

- Thank you. - What are you doing?

I'm calling Russo.

He who does not buy or sell will never move up or down.

I'm coming with.

♪ ♪

What do you have for me?

- Hard evidence detailing how Caspani was involved

in Caitlyn Priolo's murder, and the scheme behind

how terrorist funds were being laundered

from the Middle East into Europe.

This is enough to put Caspani away for a couple lifetimes.

- My compliments to your team. - Mm-hmm.

What I should be doing is turning this over

to the Italian authorities right now,

because it's the best shot we have at locking up Caspani.

- And how does that protect American interests?

- All the FBI cares about is that Caspani is behind bars

for what he did to Caitlyn.

I'm gonna assume that we're on the same page?

If you've got some agenda you wanna add to that,

I'll turn this intel over right now.

But there's something you gotta do for me first.

- Agent Vo, we've helped each other out in the past.

Do me a favor.

Save your friend here the breath and me the time

and explain to him this isn't how things work.

- Actually, I'd like to see where this is going.

- Yeah, you know, Marty, I'm surprised.

The last time we spoke, it seemed like you were

down to negotiate.

Or should I say, thumb the scales a little bit?

All right, let's hear it.

Agent Zaleski in Inspections,

he's breathing down one of our agents' necks, Riley Quinn.

Get him off her back,

I'll give you everything we got.

Hold up.

Zaleski's also had it out for Agent Mitchell

- since he was at Quantico. - Cam.

Shut up.

Zaleski plans on going after Wes for a minor infraction,

but Wes's actions saved the life of a fellow FBI agent.

If you clear all that up, then you get your intel.

[exhales]

I don't believe for a second that the FBI

would withhold evidence from the CIA.

Okay.

This was fun.

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- You know he died in poverty, exiled from his own country?

- Who did? - Manin.

After he freed Venice, the Austrians came back,

but he had to flee. He kept writing.

Never stopped defending their freedom.

He kept fighting.

Hey!

Come on.

I thought we were negotiating.

[soft dramatic music]

I know Zaleski. He's a putz.

Let me make a call.

- Both Agent Quinn and Agent Mitchell.

- Yeah, you've made that perfectly clear.

♪ ♪

Next time, don't get caught.

♪ ♪

Thank you.

I just feel like I should have caught on.

Just take care of yourself.

- Just got off the phone with HQ.

For national security reasons,

the DOJ isn't filing

an extradition request for Caspani.

Wait, what?

So nailing Caspani's ass to the wall,

what was that all about, huh?

- There are two Italian terrorists

the CIA has been after who, up until this morning,

were under the protection of the Italian government.

They just got released into U.S. custody.

So Russo made a trade.

Caspani for the two terrorists.

CIA, baby.

- All right, I'll see you guys tomorrow.

We'll be there.

[tense music]

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- Agent Vo said I'd find you here.

Apologies for the misunderstanding

regarding Marlena Kline.

I hope you were pleased to see that we released her.

- I take it since you led with that,

you're not gonna charge Caspani.

- Well, let's focus on the positive, yes?

The killer is behind bars.

Yeah, and Caspani walks.

He gets to keep going to his yacht parties,

fake charity galas.

He should have been buried

in the Basilica di San Marco, you know.

That's what the Venetians wanted.

But the royal family said no.

Can't have everything, I suppose.

Enjoy your stay in Venice.

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- I thought it was called the bridge of "sights."

- What? - But it's the Bridge of Sigh.

I know now. I know.

Yo, check this out.

Boom. Fresh off the press.

- What does "in flagrante delicto" mean?

- I believe that means getting caught

with your trousers around your ankles.

Oh.

- So, Wes, how did this get out?

- Damn leaks in the police department.

- Makes me sick. - [laughs]

Oh.

- Sorry I'm late. - Hey.

- I just got a very warm call from Agent Zaleski.

He told my ASAC back in Baltimore

about the work I've been doing here,

and they offered me a permanent position

on the Violent Crimes Task Force.

- Oh, my gosh. - Wow.

Oh, my gosh.

- I fly out tomorrow. - That is amazing.

- Good for you. - Riley?

Well-deserved.

- Thanks. - Yeah.

This is for you.

What?

- What'd you do? - It's a thank you gift.

- Manin? - [laughs]

- Manin. - Aw.

All right.

To Caitlyn Priolo.

She died a fighter.

all: To Caitlyn.

[soft dramatic music]

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[tense music]

♪ ♪

[wolf howls]