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Charlotte Bates, of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service.

You know this woman? We work together.

Where?

In Africa.

Previously, on the border.

You're sleeping with her. What business is that of yours?

It's just a sexist part of her arsenal.

I'm pretty sure she's a spy.

Good.

He's moved on. We both have.

You met someone?

A girly Dave.

Entertaining someone, were we?

I had dinner with my ex -wife.

You don't have to wait for a moment.

Nothing if I've got.

Hey, hey, hey.

Asukuru. Come in, come in, come in. How are you this morning, Joseph?

Good, good, good. Sit, sit.

This is Asukuru.

Always bring him coffee.

Go.

This is Major Kessler.

Thank you.

He's a friend.

You can trust him.

Hello, Agnes.

Show Miss Yawula to the boardroom. I'll be right with you.

Agnes is from the Congo.

A war refugee?

She and her son have been in the country four months.

We helped her find an apartment, a job.

One of our success stories.

And now she's afraid for her life.

Can you believe her? Absolutely.

I have a new job at a cafe.

A customer comes in today.

His name is Baseki.

He is a terrible man.

He has done terrible crimes.

In Africa?

How do you know this?

This man burned up my village.

He killed my husband, my mother, my father.

He made my child a slave.

He raped me.

And now he is here in Canada.

There is one known photo of Edward Biseki.

He's Hutu, originally from Rwanda, charter member of the Interahamwe, took

in the 94th genocide.

After the Tutsis took power, he fled across the border and set up shop here

South Kivu.

Biseki was one of the worst of the East Congo warlords. He commanded a rebel

militia that terrorized local populations.

Dislocations, mass slaughter.

And rape.

Systematic. Literally thousands of women.

Christ.

About a year ago, he disappeared.

Thought to still be alive.

In hiding.

There are warrants out on him for crimes against humanity from the Congo,

Rwanda, International Criminal Court.

This guy's in Toronto.

Our eyewitness places him on Eglinton West.

Let's try and pick him up, get a clean ID.

He's not a criminal. That is upset.

Who told you that? The woman?

Mr. Menunga, does he live nearby?

How would I know where he lives? Maybe you got a credit card slip, something

with his name on it. Why don't you check your receipts?

Do not believe this woman, eh?

She's talking nonsense.

Ah, you see?

Look.

Asukulu Menung.

A little higher?

Something tells me Agnes won't be working there much longer.

Slade, I got a credit card number. I need you to search an address.

Edward Bistecke?

I'm sorry?

Will Grayson with the Department of Security. You got any ID?

My name is Minunga.

I think you have made a mistake.

Yeah, you're going to come with us, all right? Have I done something wrong?

We're about to find that out, pal.

That's him.

You're sure?

Okay, thank you.

Come with me, please.

Okay, I'm going to save you some time. You have the wrong man. My client's name

is Menunga.

Mr. Grant. First certificate for Asakula Menunga.

Congolese identity card and passport, Ontario driver's license.

Have a seat.

Your incompetence would be amusing if it wasn't so alarming.

You're going to release my client. You're going to do it right now.

Not before we ask him some questions. Now we can do that with you in the room

out of it.

Where were you born?

I want him to answer.

New book couple?

My wife is dead.

My parents, too.

My entire family was killed in the war.

I am the only survivor.

Everything checks out. You're an immigrant from the Congo.

Owned a shop in Kodeje.

Family was all killed, just like you said.

But no forgeries?

Oh, that doesn't say much. These are based on the Congolese documents.

And the DRC is massively corrupt.

Did you compare the photos?

Biometrics are inconclusive.

You tell me.

Same guy?

We don't have enough to hold him.

We have an eyewitness.

She won't stand up against the documents.

She convinced me.

His eyes of his must be imprinted on her brain.

Try for a search warrant for Pithecke's home.

You okay?

Sorry. Just not my usual inappropriate yet quirkily amusing self.

Quiet, Slade.

I kind of like it.

Agnes has a son.

Mateus, who?

Did he ever meet Beseke?

He's a fragile little boy. He still has nightmares.

But Secchia's lawyer is pretty slick. We'll need more than a single

Be very careful.

You sure you want to do this?

You're a brave young man.

This is what's going to happen.

I'm going to play a video, then I'm going to ask some questions.

Okay.

You're doing great so far.

Okay.

Here we go.

Have you seen this man before?

You know

this

man?

Or have you seen him before?

hurt my mother.

You're sure it's the same man?

It's him.

He's the devil.

He's the fence over their East Congo file.

Basically, Paseke wiped Agnes' entire village off the map. He forced little

Matesu to work in one of the local mines.

Columbite.

tantalite. Coltan.

Essential component of cell phones, PDAs, and laptops.

Blood diamonds get all the attention, but blood coltan is even worse.

It's been funding the war in the Congo for over a decade.

These are all children.

They have to be small enough to fit in the crevices.

Beaten, starved.

They die in cave -ins or just from exhaustion.

We won't see these kids in a smartphone ad.

He tossed the apartment.

Yeah, nothing.

It was cheap, plain, impersonal. No photos, no computer.

Though he did have some nice suits in his closet.

What about his job?

Security guard downtown.

His boss had trouble remembering him until he pulled the personnel file.

Said there'd been no complaints.

I may have found another image of Bisseke.

Can you zoom in on this guy here?

You recognize him?

Search the file for Leonard Drake.

Got him.

He's a Canadian pilot.

He's a person of interest. There is a field report by, hey, Dee Williams.

Look at you.

Anything recent?

He's in Toronto.

Got back mask 10 months ago. Print that.

Leonard Drake?

This guy look like a cop to you?

Darnell Williams.

I see us.

What'd I do?

You don't recognize me?

We met in Kinshasa three years ago.

Relax.

I'm not here to arrest you.

Is it true you've arrested Edouard Boussaki?

Charlotte.

I just heard.

Are you going to charge him?

We have two eyewitnesses.

One of them is a child. That's not enough.

Why not?

They're both traumatized, and I doubt the boy will stand up on cross.

If this is Beseke, he has papers and good ones in another name.

We need something solid.

You've seen him before.

Three years ago in Goma, I watched him purchase the plane load of automatic

weapons from a Russian arms dealer.

So it is Beseke.

Good, then. You can testify.

I wish I could.

But officially, I wasn't even in the Congo.

I was in Leeds.

But in this case... Take that out of the question, Michael.

Don't be naive.

Sorry to interrupt.

Jack Hardaker just called.

There's been a cabinet shuffle.

So I hear.

You've got a new boss.

He wants to talk to you.

Put him through.

Yeah, I don't think that's going to be necessary.

Major Kessler, the Honorable Jack Hardacre.

Minister, we weren't expecting a visit.

I've been following your escapades, Major.

You have quite a talent for destroying political careers.

That was never my goal.

I assure you, I will not be your latest casualty.

I need a full briefing, ASAP.

I need to get up to speed on every aspect of this operation, top to bottom.

I don't want any surprises.

Is that clear?

Of course.

This way, Minister.

We have news.

Potential news. The Americans are hinting at a presidential visit.

Last time they gave a ten days notice, so you better be ready, Major.

Washington will be all over the border with its surveillance blimps and UAVs. I

want to be damn sure they don't find any holes.

They won't.

You better be up to the challenge.

Unlike your old friend, Minister Fleischer, I don't tolerate mistakes.

Are you going to tell me what the hell I'm doing here?

Just keep your eyes on the glass.

Do you recognize this man?

Mr. Drake.

My client's not a zoo animal.

Mr. Drake, have you ever seen this man before?

No. You heard him. Now, release my client. Is this not the man known to you

Edward Vitecki? Look, man, I don't know who the hell he is.

Now, who's going to give me a ride home?

Don't you sleep?

Just like he's the wanted man with a price on his head.

Why does he hide out in Europe or South America? Why come to Canada?

He has connections here?

That's what I'm thinking.

How much do we know about the lawyer?

Works at a boutique firm as an associate counsel, whatever that means.

Claims he's working pro bono.

Gives Slade the track down on the list of their clients.

Mike, even Slade's gone home.

What if I told you that within 12 hours I could furnish you with Bisekhi's

Rwandan birth certificate and the deed to his father's land outside Butare?

Would they be genuine?

Genuine enough?

If they were found at Bisekhi's apartment? No.

He's a terrible man.

When you catch the devil, you can't just let him go.

Terry? Anything wrong?

Agnes just showed up at Haven House with Matejsu.

Why? She says somebody's following them.

She's too scared to go home.

Do you have room there?

I'll find it. Okay, I'll be right over.

I better go.

Did you see your lovely ex -wife?

She's helping take care of our witnesses.

I see.

I'll be back in a couple of hours.

It was with Becky's men.

It must have been.

Did you see his face?

We're safe here, Agnes.

This is Detective Gray Jackson.

He'll stay overnight.

There's also an agent outside.

What's he doing?

He's having a nightmare.

I wish I still smoked.

This is not the time to say this.

But I've been thinking about what we have.

Unless it's her.

I know I made mistakes.

I'm seeing someone.

Really?

I can't go back there, Mike. I can't.

I've been going through the thesis files on Leonard Drake. He flew Russian cargo

planes. He'd put down anywhere. Balls of steel.

These are all known smuggling routes. Drake flew every one of them. Arms and

ammunition in, coltan out.

He also had legitimate clients, including his final gig in Africa.

BLD Corp. A mining exploration firm out of Calgary with a number of claims in

East Africa. Drake moved people and equipment around for them. Okay?

Now watch this.

Last year, BLD registered here in Ontario.

And the law firm that filed the papers?

Justin Grant.

Tell me that's a coincidence.

Huh? Drake doesn't know Beseke, but he's got a direct link to Beseke's lawyer?

Yesterday when Drake refused to make the ID, Grant was in the room.

Keep digging.

You didn't come back last night.

I had an errand.

How are your eyewitnesses?

Grace is keeping an eye on them. And Terry?

Where's Terry?

She's fine.

You still have feelings for her, don't you?

There's nothing between Terry and I.

I don't know which hurts more, the truth or the lie.

Boss, just got word.

Presidential visits are go. They're firming up dead.

Modify all entry points. Keep a close eye on the CIC chatter.

Oh, it's already started.

You should see the blogosphere.

Crazies are coming out to play.

Right on cue.

The moment he sees Bateki, he's afraid.

He should talk to a counselor.

You both should.

They shot my husband first.

Then my father, my mother.

In front of us.

Mateki saw it happen.

All of it.

I can't imagine.

Then Bastaki came.

He said that he would kill Matasu.

I

thought

it would be good here.

I know.

I thought Matthias would be safe.

This is Canada.

BLD Corp, the company that Pilot Boy flew for, it's a wholly owned subsidiary

Reinhardt Global.

They're a giant multinational. Based in Toronto.

See? BLD down here, and over here is Brewster & Co.

A sweet little high -tech component manufacturing outfit which specializes

heat -resistant capacitors.

Sexy, right?

Cell phones won't work without them. And the capacitors need cold time. Bingo.

Finally, over here is Rochester & Sons, the company that employs Edouard

Besseke.

All one big, happy corporate family.

You think Reinhardt was sourcing cold time from Besseke?

They have the deep pockets.

So when he gets too much, Reinhardt agrees to fly Bistecchio, bring him to

Canada. Set him up with the best fake ID money he can buy, a fake job as a

security guard. And then when we detain him, they send in the high -priced

lawyer. And the one weak link in the entire chain... is this guy.

Have we done this dance already?

Hi,

Leonard.

Jesus Christ.

Yeah. It's been a while.

Yeah, I'll have another. Two more for us.

Can I order those?

Okay.

Can I help you?

Immigration and Customs Security.

What can I do for you?

We're here to see Kenneth Porter.

He's in a meeting.

But if you'd care to leave your card, I can certainly pass it on to him for you.

That won't be necessary.

Mr. Porter, Maggie Norton, ICF.

Excuse me.

This will just take a minute.

Edward Beseke, sir.

Did you know he was in the country?

You'll have to give me that name again.

Beseke. A warlord from East Congo?

I don't know any warlords.

This one did business with Reinhard Glover.

That's absurd. You need to check your facts. Mr. Porter, we have the man...

running late.

Talk to Rachel. She will set you up with an appointment.

This one will.

Your name was Michelle.

You were a journalist for some left -wing, bleeding -heart magazine.

Well, now that's you all over.

I flew you from Kigali into Goma.

Through a storm.

You lost the radio.

You almost died.

Now with Michelle on board.

She lives a charmed life.

Did you fly Biseki out of the Congo, Leonard?

Your services were always available for a price.

Guns in, cool pan out.

I never looked in the containers.

In the Congo, anybody could get away with anything.

Nobody was watching.

Except you two, I guess.

Everything okay?

This runs on me.

Who are you afraid of?

There's someone I'd like you to meet.

We won't be long.

Does Kester know about this?

No need.

Hey, go easy, huh? She's been through it.

Give me a day.

I'll call you.

Come on, I'm fine.

Deputy Minister?

In case you were wondering... Pissing Hardacre off his first week on the job

would not be an intelligent move.

What's your point?

You sicked your agents on the CEO of Reinhardt Global.

All part of our investigation.

Reinhardt's a multinational giant worth 15 % of the TFX. Former PMs sit on that

board.

God, the minister's in a fury.

Sorry to hear that.

Minister Hardacre is not Suzanne Fleischer.

The two of you don't share some murky history.

I'll bear that in mind.

I'm not fond of the man myself.

We'd both be fools to underestimate him.

In Goma?

On the edge of the market there was a little cafe.

Ivan.

The meat.

Eagle. You went in for the meat?

Yeah. And you followed me.

Look about.

With those two guys sitting at the next table.

I was just sitting there.

That was quite the sprint.

Very athletic.

Remember the carpool?

I remember the bodies.

And the blood.

All of us crept from that hotel basement.

Do you know what I remember most about that night?

Being glad that you were there.

That you were next to me.

Oh, so you got an interest in this guy?

You could say that.

This way.

Watch your step.

You got any theories?

Well, he got scuff marks up on the bridge there.

He jumped?

Doesn't look high enough to kill him. It's not.

Take a look at this.

Leonard Drake.

See, he landed on his back, and his face is cut up, covered in bruises.

Someone encouraged him.

I think he was dead before he took the fall.

Don't rush off.

I'll order breakfast.

What are you going to say to Kessler?

Nothing, as it happens.

I've moved on.

Don't look so alarmed. I haven't moved on to you.

This was one night only.

A very good night.

The coroner confirmed that Drake was dead before he was tossed off a bridge.

Homicide's got zero leads.

They did say that the marks on his body were consistent with torture.

Why? What were they after?

To stop them making the idea on Busecki.

Why would they torture him?

If they wanted to shut him up, they'd just kill him. Maybe he had something

wanted. Why would Reinhardt go to the trouble of resettling Busecki in Canada?

Why wouldn't they just get rid of him?

You think he was blackmailing them?

If they were sourcing blood coltan mined by child slaves, Beseke would have

proof, names, shipping data, photos even.

He'd have stashed it somewhere to be open in case of his death or

And Drake knew where?

He flew the planes, knew the secrets.

Well, if he did know, whoever tortured him probably knows it too.

Beseke's lawyer called, wants to pick up his client. Our 48 hours are up.

Charge Beseke with entering the country in false documents.

You think we can make that stick?

We'll buy us another day.

False documents on what evidence? You'll get full disclosure all in good time.

I want to see my client right now.

On his way up as we speak. In the meantime, we would like to ask you a few

questions. What's your relationship with Leonard Drake?

I'm sorry?

When did you last see him?

You cannot treat me this way.

I demand to be released.

Cut the shit, okay? Sit down.

We know you're Edward by second.

You're responsible for the death of thousands of people, and you're in bed

Reinhardt Global.

You cannot just lock me up forever.

Oh, yeah, we can.

You're going to pay for what you did, pal, one way or the other. You know

nothing. You can prove nothing.

You saw Drake here at ICS. What then?

Could you call when you left?

We'll find out.

Did you follow him?

Why would I do that?

Because you work for Reinhardt Global.

Am I being detained?

You're free to go.

You, my friend, are sailing into dangerous waters.

Computer's missing.

Yeah, cops didn't find it either.

Somebody beat him to it.

Booze by the case.

Been there.

He had plenty to forget.

Yeah, well, one way or another, our boy Drake was in for a hard landing.

Recognize her?

Yeah.

Let's go.

You did this.

I knew you were bad news when you walked through the door.

Did he come back here last night?

When I was closing up.

He was in mass. He thought he was being followed.

By who?

He wouldn't say.

I didn't take him seriously.

I don't know. It got paranoid when he dragged the demons here.

We think he may have known something.

About Edward Bisecki, something that got him killed.

Cool.

Leonard flew Bisecki over here.

On the flight, Bisecki was drinking and he told Leonard, there's a bank in

Nairobi.

A big one downtown next to some park.

Ooh, park.

There's a safe deposit box in Pasecki's name.

Whatever's inside, it's his insurance policy.

That's what Pasecki told him.

That's what Leonard knew.

We need to move quickly. Get in touch with Interpol. Work up an international

search warrant. Then can you all go for it? We have to try it. We can work the

political angle. Get the ministry to make a formal request.

I'll put a call through to the boss.

He's already on his way to Ottawa.

A royal summon.

For all you can prove, Wenung is the man's real name.

This Reinhardt global business, it's pure speculation.

We need an international warrant for the safe deposit box. You know damn well

Kenya's a powder cave. We set off a spark. Our high commission could come

siege. The man is a war criminal.

Release him, Major.

Turn your attention to real concerns like this presidential visit.

You're making a mistake, Minister.

Am I?

Well, hear this.

If you can't close our border to whack jobs and would -be assassins, I'll damn

well appoint someone who will.

I've got bad news for you, Edward.

Your blackmailing days are over.

My name is Atukulu Minunga.

I come from Gadege.

I am a victim of war.

Leonard Drake.

Before they killed him, they tortured him.

He told them everything he knows.

Right now, your friends at Reinhardt Global are making calls to the ROV.

They're bribing whoever they need to bribe.

And when they get what's in that safety deposit box, they're going to cut you

loose.

Your best move is to stay here and face the courts.

You walk out of here, all bets are off.

Am I free to go?

Does Secchi honestly believe he can take on Reinhardt and win?

He's an narcissist.

He thinks he's smarter and tougher than they are.

If he was smart, he'd drop the lawyer and disappear.

Well, I remember.

I meant to leave these.

I don't understand.

What changed?

Give me a call when you really are over her.

You're leaving with Secchi still at large.

The flight's at five.

It's not on my key to accept defeat.

I don't fight battles I can't win.

Say goodbye to Darnell for me, won't you?

I'm going to take his apartment.

I just heard from Nairobi.

Some guy cleared out the second deposit box.

When? A couple hours ago. He was posing as the executive of the second will.

They were hitmen, contract killers.

Guy we got claims he has no idea who hired them.

Send the voicemail, leave cash at a blind drop.

Standard practice.

At least now Agnes can sleep at night.

Got a minute?

What the hell do you want?

I know who you are.

I know about your crimes in the Congo.

One day you will make a mistake.

I will be there.

Ready?

President Howard will soon be visiting Canada for the final day of the North

American Immigration Conference.

Officials have stated that he and the Prime Minister will make a joint

announcement regarding the conforming of U .S. and Canadian immigration policy.

No details yet on the length of the President's stay.

I got bad news and worse news. One of the bogus security threats I've been

working in advance of the President's visit turned out to be... What's the

opposite of bogus?

Unbogus? Bogus? Wait, wait, wait, wait!

I haven't told you the worst news.

Major, excellent timing. We've just got an update.

On screen, please.

Can I help you? Oh, no, no, no. It's I who will be helping you.

Who let you in? I have security clearance.

Minister Hardacre appointed me minister consultant on border security for the

president's visit.

Give me the minister on the line. Oh, come on, Major, don't sulk.

Ah, here we are.

This just came through from the FBI.

DHS, the FBI, the NSA, they all flagged this guy. He has a history of psychotic

behavior.

It's a pro -life rally in Pittsburgh two weeks ago.

He's headed for Canada?

He crossed at Windsor last night.

You already led him into the country.