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Are you seriously doing this to me?
You're breaking up with me? - Yes.
- Why? - I can't do this.
Sabrina, this is insane.
Stop walking away and talk to me!
Is it your parents? - No, I told you that already.
Then what is it? What did I do?
Let go, you're hurting me.
Look, I'm--I'm sorry.
I just don't understand.
[somber music]
Let me come and get you later and we'll talk it out, OK?
I can't.
I have plans tonight.
Are you seeing somebody else?
I'm sorry, I have to go.
Sabrina!
[locker bangs]
♪ ♪
Good evening. Checking in?
Uh, actually, I'm here to see someone.
Mm?
He's already here, Mr. Jama.
Oh, I see.
[keyboard clicking]
Sabrina?
Yes.
He left you a key.
Room 366. Elevators to your left.
[soft tense music]
♪ ♪
Sabrina.
Hello.
It's nice to meet you.
You look even more beautiful than in the pictures.
♪ ♪
Hmm.
Did you bring something to change into?
♪ ♪
Perfect.
Why don't you make yourself comfortable
while I go freshen up, hmm?
♪ ♪
[shower water pattering]
[knocking]
That's probably the food. I ordered it for us.
Can you grab it, please?
And make sure there is no pork.
[yelps] [glass shatters]
Sabrina, are you OK?
[sobbing] No! No!
[yelping]
[sobbing] Help! Please, help!
Help me!
Let me go! No!
Help me! Help!
No, no, no! [wailing]
Let me out!
Help!
[sobbing]
[car engine revving]
Hey!
What are you doing? Let her go!
- Help! - Let her go!
[pounding]
[thunder rumbles]
♪ ♪
[gunshots]
[screaming]
[tires screech]
Thank you.
Uh, Cora's a teacher?
No, she is a PhD candidate in psych at LIU.
Well, instead of cyberstalking her,
you could just ask her out already.
I hit her up two days ago. She hasn't responded.
Well, that thing works as a phone, too.
Usually, I would say just call her
but your timing is terrible.
I mean, this week is--
The Valentine's Day vortex, I know.
Valentine's Day is Tuesday.
I mean, any date that you go on is gonna have the pressure to
be the greatest date of all time.
Right, not to mention the jacked up prices
at the restaurants. - Restaurants, candy, flowers.
I mean, the best thing about Valentine's Day is
the day after when everything is half off.
All right, so how do I--
how do I ask her out in a non-romantic,
no pressure kind of way.
[phone ringing]
Just do it. Hope for the best.
Hey. What's up?
OK.
Sure. We're on our way.
That was Remy.
He said "meet at the airport and bring a heavy coat."
- Where we going? - Minneapolis.
This is Agent Mohamed. She's been posted here
the last five years in Minneapolis
and knows the community we're dealing with well.
You're originally from Somalia, correct?
Yes. But I was raised here.
Started with Detroit PD
and then came back after I joined the bureau.
Should we dive in? - I thought you'd never ask.
Last night, 43-year-old Hassan Jama was shot twice
outside the Roosevelt Hotel downtown.
The hotel bellman stepped out for a smoke
on the loading dock, saw Hassan, and called the cops.
So why aren't they handling this?
It's not just a homicide.
A minor was abducted.
And the Somali community in Minneapolis
don't trust local PD. - Why's that?
Started around 9/11. And a few years later,
a lot of Somali kids in the area were charged with
aiding and abetting known terrorists.
Al-Shabab. Yeah, a lot of those cases were
questionable though, as far as entrapment is concerned.
One of the reasons for the trust issues.
What do we have on the missing minor?
She's a Somali refugee named Sabrina Abdirashid,
a 14-year-old freshman at West High School.
Her parents told PD she's a straight-A student.
So what's she doing at a hotel with Hassan?
That's where it gets ugly. He paid for a suite
and left a key for her at the front desk.
PD found condoms in the bedroom
and a nightgown and lingerie in Sabrina's overnight bag.
You think this girl's a prostitute?
Unfortunately, we see this a lot here.
Hard times lead people to do desperate things.
They're looking for extra cash.
All right, but why kill Hassan?
Could be a date that went bad
and Sabrina had a friend waiting outside.
That makes sense.
Hassan didn't pay and her friend killed him
or he's the guy that's running her.
And Hassan?
He's a businessman from Rochester
with no criminal record.
Has a wife there named Naima.
Something tells me she wasn't aware of
his extracurricular activities. Any other leads?
A witness reported a black Dodge Charger
leaving the scene of the crime,
but didn't see the driver or the plates.
And this, a vase found shattered
on the floor of the suite.
ERT's testing every piece for prints or DNA.
Could take a while.
Kristin and Ray, take Hassan's wife.
Hana, work with Agent Mohamed and ERT.
Barnes and I will go see Sabrina's parents.
Let's roll.
[tense music]
Naima, if I may ask,
can you tell me why Hassan was in Minneapolis last night?
My husband has three nursing homes there.
He goes there to maintain them
while I stay at home and take care of our son.
Do any of you know this girl?
No, sorry.
Who is she?
Her name is Sabrina Abdirashid.
She was with your husband last night
in his hotel room.
That can't be true.
She's 14, Naima.
And I mean absolutely no disrespect,
but I have to ask you
if your husband has paid for sex before.
[somber music]
Hassan is a devout Muslim man.
He would never see a call girl, let alone a girl that age.
I don't believe it. No, no, no, no.
We already spoke to police last night about Sabrina.
Why aren't you out looking for our daughter?
We're not the police, Mr. Abdirashid, we're the FBI.
We're working very hard to find Sabrina.
Do you know this man? - No.
Do you have any idea why she would be with this man
last night in a downtown hotel?
I don't know. You're the FBI, tell us.
I know this is hard to hear,
but we think he was paying Sabrina for sex.
How dare you come to my house
and say such a thing about my daughter?
The FBI never helped us,
always thinking we are terrorists.
And now, you come to my home
and disrespect me and my family?
I know who took her.
It was Derrick Jackson. - Who's that?
Goes to school with Sabrina.
He's a bad influence to her, smoking and partying.
I forbid her from talking to him.
I know he took her. It's him.
Can I help you in the kitchen with that?
I can't imagine what you're going through.
I have a seven-year-old daughter.
If she went missing, I'd be a mess.
Thank you.
Mariam, do you know where Sabrina is?
No, I don't.
Is there anything you want to tell me?
Listen, you can trust me.
I promise you, I just want to help.
[soft music]
What my husband says is true.
It's that boy from her school, Derrick Jackson.
Does Sabrina have a phone or a laptop?
I have her phone.
I took it away when I forbid Derrick away from her.
Thank you. We'll get right on this.
I'm gonna get Kristin and Ray over to Sabrina's high school.
Derrick Jackson?
Yeah?
Agent Gaines, Agent Cannon with the FBI.
Can we have a word?
Yo, what is this? I didn't do anything.
Are you Sabrina Abdirashid's boyfriend?
Yeah.
I mean, I was, until she broke up with me yesterday.
Where were you last night?
Wait, you guys think I had something to do with this?
I would never hurt Sabrina. I love her.
Just answer the question.
I was at hockey practice.
I was hanging out with my boy, Eli, and--
I swear. His family has a Ring camera.
You can check. I'm not lying to you.
Why did Sabrina break up with you?
Did she say?
I mean, she would never admit it,
but it's because of her wack-ass dad.
He doesn't want us to be together because I'm Black.
- Hmm. - What do you mean?
He thinks he's so much better than me just cause he's African
and he knows where his ancestors are from.
Well, mine is from Alabama, and now we're here.
And that doesn't make me any less of a person than he is.
What kind of car do you drive?
2012 Prius.
- In Minnesota? - Yeah.
My dad got it from me on my 16th birthday.
Do me a favor; write your friend Eli's number down.
We're gonna check that Ring camera.
Look, you guys gotta find Sabrina.
Please.
We're all pretty upset about it.
Thank you.
You can go back to your friends.
We'll obviously check this,
but I don't think he's involved.
Me neither.
So who took her?
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[muffled] Help! Help, somebody!
Please! I'm in the trunk! [pounding]
Can anybody hear me? Help!
Who are you? Just let me go!
Stop! Please! No, no, no, just let me go!
- Stop screaming. - Leave me alone!
No! [muffled screaming]
Bitch, quit making this so damn hard!
Hold still.
[muffled sobbing]
[camera snaps]
♪ ♪
I got the photo 15 minutes ago,
but I don't recognize the number.
They're not asking for ransom just yet.
They're making a point,
showing their power and advantage.
The good news is, she's alive
and she doesn't appear to be hurt.
She's only a child. Who would do this?
That boyfriend. I already told you.
It isn't Derrick Jackson.
He has an alibi and he wasn't at the hotel last night.
His name has been cleared from our list.
It had to have been him.
Levan, are you feuding with anyone or have any enemies?
No one.
I don't have any non-Muslim friends.
[door opens]
Aabo, Hooyo, I heard what happened
and drove straight here from Michigan.
Our son, Bohan.
He's an imam at a mosque in Detroit.
[kissing]
Agents Scott and Barnes, FBI.
- Did you find my sister? - Nothing yet
but we're making progress.
Do you know anyone who would want to take Sabrina
or kill Hassan Jama?
Hassan?
Aabo, you said you wouldn't.
You promised me and Hooyo
you'd wait until Sabrina was old enough.
- What are you talking about? - [sighs] You didn't tell them?
Tell us what?
[soft tense music]
Levan, we're on your side
and we're trying to help you.
But if you're not completely honest with us,
we can't do our job.
What are you not telling us?
♪ ♪
My father saw Sabrina kissing Derrick one night
when he was dropping her off at school.
He felt she brought shame to the family
for being with a non-mahram,
a man that's not permissible by marriage
or that's not her family.
So my father married Sabrina off to Hassan.
You married off your 14-year-old daughter
just to save face?
I was protecting her.
I'm her father.
If the community found out what she did,
who would want her?
Nobody.
♪ ♪
So Sabrina's a child bride.
Yes, and the wedding was yesterday.
Her parents didn't tell us because it's illegal
to get married under the age of 18 in Minnesota.
Then we should arrest them.
We're trying to earn their trust.
Putting them in jail doesn't help that.
Does it not sound like child endangerment?
Yeah. Plus, Hassan is married already.
How is this not polygamy?
Because Islam allows for multiple wives
and Minnesota law only applies to state-sanctioned marriages.
But child brides are common in East African countries.
My own mother was married off when she was 15.
Sometimes it's for safety
so the girl can be better taken care of.
Other times, it's for money
to help the family pay off their debts.
Like a piece of property?
I'm not condoning it.
Just trying to help you understand.
It's a cultural difference.
Imam Bohan just sent me a video of the wedding yesterday.
Nikah.
The ceremony is called a nikah.
The point is, there might be a witness we can talk to.
Can you put this up?
[soft tense music]
That's a small nikah.
Probably because of how rushed the marriage was.
Where's Sabrina?
She was at school.
Wait, she didn't attend her own wedding?
That's how it works.
Nikah's are men only.
She probably didn't meet him until she got to the hotel.
Makes for quite the wedding night.
Wait, wait, wait. Pause it right there.
What is that?
The dowry.
Either money, gold, land, anything really.
Hana looked into Hassan's bank account earlier today,
said he pulled out $100,000 in cash
but she doesn't know why.
We do now. It was that dowry.
ERT just got a hit on the broken vase at the hotel,
Osman Abdow, 22 years old. He's from here in Minnesota.
He has priors for theft and drug possession.
He lives with his mom in Cedar Riverside.
OK. What if robbery is the motive here?
Maybe Osman knew about the nikah
and knew that there would be a dowry there.
Would they give it to Sabrina? - Yes.
The dowry always goes to the bride.
So if Osman knew that, he could've waited Hassan out,
killed him, and stashed the money.
Yeah, but why take Sabrina?
I don't know yet, but this is our guy.
Hana and Ray, do a deep dive on him.
Agent Mohamed and Barnes, with me to Osman's place.
Find that imam from the nikah.
See if he knows anything helpful.
♪ ♪
[soft dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- [whimpering] - This place is a dump.
[grunts]
Sorry it's gotta be like this, shorty.
[tape rips] - [gasps]
You're staying here.
♪ ♪
[sobbing]
♪ ♪
It's me.
Package has been delivered.
Kristin got nothing from the imam at the nikah.
- He won't talk? - Not really a fan of ours.
[doorbell rings]
[exhales]
- [speaking Somali] - [speaking Somali]
We're looking for your son, Osman.
Is he here? - No.
Do you mind if we come in and take a look around?
So what did Osman do this time?
We found your son's fingerprints
at a crime scene last night
where a man was killed and a 14-year-old girl was taken.
My God.
Clear.
He's not here.
- Do you know where Osman is? - I don't.
- Did he come home last night? - I don't think so.
Do you know where he might have been?
I never do anymore.
I tried to get him involved with the mosque
to make better friends when his father died.
And just like everything else, it didn't work.
It feels like God's not on his side.
I hope your parents tell you how proud they are of you.
Seeing a young Somali woman doing something with her life,
a sight I'm proud to see.
We could try a controlled call.
If you can keep him on the phone long enough,
we can trace his location.
Can you call him for us?
[tense music]
♪ ♪
Her name is Sabrina.
She's 14-years-old, and Osman has her.
She's got her whole life ahead of her,
just like your son.
So, please,
help us find Osman so we can save her.
Just keep him on the phone.
He won't know that you helped us.
♪ ♪
[line ringing]
Hey, Ma.
Osman, can you come home early today?
I need some help moving furniture.
I'll come later.
Bring another friend to help you, too.
OK, OK.
OK, I got him. He's at a gym in New Hope.
I know that one.
[whispering] Just keep him on the phone.
Don't let him get suspicious.
- Ma, you OK? - [sighs]
Yes.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[breaks screech]
Black Dodge Charger. Plates are registered to Osman.
Barnes, search the car, cover this exit.
Everyone else, inside on coms.
♪ ♪
- Ball in. - All right, here we go.
- Hey, watch the wing. - Danny, push it.
- Come on, come on. - Over here!
[players chattering]
You two, take that group in the back.
[players chattering]
Looks like cops.
[players chattering]
[soft dramatic music]
♪ ♪
FBI, stop!
♪ ♪
Go, go, go, go, go!
♪ ♪
[cars honking]
He's headed out of the parking lot, going east.
Almost there.
♪ ♪
[clattering]
[tires screech]
♪ ♪
[brakes screech]
[stammers]
♪ ♪
Hey!
[fence clattering]
Stop where you are!
Do not move!
Get down on the ground right now!
Right now, Osman.
On the ground.
Keep your hands where I can see 'em.
Show me your hands!
Right now!
- [exhales shakily] - Osman, show me your hands!
[tense music]
[gunshots]
[fence clatters]
♪ ♪
Nothing on Osman's body
except his wallet and some weed.
You find his phone in the car?
No, the whole thing's clean
and no sign of Sabrina either.
He was using a 9-millimeter
with the serial number scratched off.
Casings at the hotel crime scene were also from a 9.
Doubt that's a coincidence.
So he probably used that to kill Hassan.
But we got no Sabrina and no trace of the dowry money.
So what the hell's going on here?
He could've stashed it.
Maybe he's not working alone.
The crew Osman was hanging out with is 26 Cedar Squad.
They're a gang based out of Cedar-Riverside,
A.K.A Little Mogadishu,
a neighborhood that's mostly Somali.
They got busted last year for a huge sex-trafficking ring.
Sex-trafficking?
OK, so maybe she was being pimped out after all.
[sighs] Get with the local US Attorney's Office.
Go through every sex-trafficking case
against 26 Cedar Squad in the last five years.
See if there's any connection between the high school
and the Abdirashids. - Got you.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
Please record your message. [phone beeps]
Hey, it's me again.
This isn't what I signed up for.
I don't want any blood on my hands,
so I'm out.
You're on your own.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
As you already know,
Naima is Hassan's first wife.
And he's left behind a boy.
We're here to get, um...
I want my husband's dowry back.
That's not allowed.
Dowry is a gift to Sabrina from Hassan.
My husband is dead,
and I have nothing to care for my son with.
[soft tense music]
I don't know how I'll make our next mortgage payment.
I need this money.
♪ ♪
Imam, tell your father,
charity goes a long way in this world and in the next.
♪ ♪
Leave my home, now.
♪ ♪
My husband is dead because of your whore daughter.
She did this!
Don't you ever say that about my daughter.
Get out!
♪ ♪
[door opens]
Did Sabrina know about her dowry?
Did she?
Do not raise your voice at me.
The dowry belongs to her and only her.
It's God's way of protecting the bride.
I know that.
If you're not gonna give it to Sabrina,
then give it to Naima. It's the right thing to do.
Let it go, son.
I will not, Aabo.
If you won't listen to me then I demand
you take counsel with the elders.
♪ ♪
As you say.
[keyboard clacking]
I, uh--I took your advice.
I asked Cora out.
We have dinner reservations on Tuesday.
- Oh, good for you. - Thank you.
There is a, uh-- a small problem, though.
Hmm.
She doesn't have anybody to watch her son, so...
Ray, I'm not your babysitter.
I know. I know.
It's just--you know, look, Caleb's a good kid, you know?
All you got to do is throw on a movie, pop some popcorn.
Please.
- I'll think about it. - Thank you.
How's it coming with those case files? Anything?
Yeah, we were just about to call you.
Cedar Squad has 22 convictions for sex-trafficking
in the last five years.
All of the victims were Somali women,
and most of them were underage.
- Vulnerable targets? - Yeah.
Now, the first bust was a bunch of low-level guys,
but last year, they finally got the ringleader, all right?
Fareh Highly, 42,
graduated from the University of Minnesota
with a degree in engineering.
Currently in prison in St. Cloud.
How is this pertinent?
All of the victims were also refugees.
Now, they all used the same resettlement place
as Sabrina's family,
Born of Hope Resettlement in Maplewood.
The executive director is Walter McGee.
He also went to the University of Minnesota
at the same time as Fareh Highly.
You think they were working together?
It's definitely a possibility.
So McGee supplies him with these women
he's supposed to be helping?
And then the gangs pay him for his services.
Unbelievable.
I also looked into dead Osman's bank account.
His balance is negative.
Now, that dowry money had to have gone somewhere.
It was $100,000 in cash.
You can't deposit that in the bank.
Probably not. But still, I'm gonna send Kristin anyway.
This is a hell of a lot more promising than
tracking down people from the wedding.
- It's called a nikah. - A nikah.
I knew that. I was just testing you.
Right.
Mr. McGee. Agent Gaines, FBI.
If you want to talk to Walter,
it's going to be through me. I'm his attorney.
Guilty conscience, Walter?
He hasn't done anything wrong.
Good. Then I'll cut straight to it.
Where's Sabrina?
I don't know.
- You don't know? - Look.
All Walter did was try to help a young girl
resettle to a better home
to give her a better quality of life.
He's not a criminal.
We were just about to contact you
to tell you everything that's going on.
Isn't that great? It's your lucky day,
'cause here I am. So go ahead.
I was hired
to save Sabrina from being a child bride.
She was supposed to be delivered to me today
at an arranged location along with my resettlement fee.
I found a family for her in Seattle.
She would have been fine.
But then when I saw the guy she was being married to
got killed and-- and she had been kidnapped,
I called the whole thing off.
I swear.
I didn't have anything to do with this.
All I wanted to do was help Sabrina, not hurt her.
All right, well, if you're telling the truth,
I need to two things
and I need to know them right now.
Where is this location, and who hired you?
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[keys jingling]
[lock creaking]
[whimpering softly]
[door creaks, shuts]
♪ ♪
[gasps]
Mom? - Sabrina.
What is going on?
It's OK.
How did you find me?
It's OK, Hooyo.
It's OK. You're safe now.
[sobbing]
Middle of nowhere, no cars.
You sure this is the right place?
McGee told Kristin this is it.
Apparently, Mariam texted him the address yesterday.
- Mariam still not answering? - It keeps going to voicemail.
Hopefully we're not too late.
[soft tense music]
♪ ♪
FBI, open up!
Anyone in there?
♪ ♪
Clear.
♪ ♪
Bathroom's clear.
Bedroom, too.
What do you got?
It's what they held her with.
Someone must've used that hammer to bust her out.
- You think it was her mom? - Had to be.
She's the only one who knew
Sabrina would be here besides McGee.
Tied to this fireplace,
all alone at night in this dump?
Come on.
Mariam's phone.
Why leave it behind?
Because they're on the run now.
- From who? - I don't know.
But whatever plan Mariam had for Sabrina to get to Seattle
went to hell in a hand basket when McGee dropped out.
She's improvising now, probably panicked, too.
Tell State Police to set a ten mile perimeter.
I'm gonna talk to the family
to see if they know where Mariam's going.
You all right?
Can't help but think about my own daughter.
I know she's a lot younger,
but still. - Yeah.
We see the worst of humanity doing this job.
It's hard not to think about
the people we love going through this.
Sabrina must be terrified right now.
[tense music]
♪ ♪
Mom, slow down. You just missed the turn.
We're not going home.
What? Why not?
Because the cops know what I did,
and they're looking for me now.
What are you talking about? What did you do?
I'll explain when we get there.
Where are we going?
I have a plan, Sabrina!
Just let me focus now.
♪ ♪
Just hang on.
It's not far.
♪ ♪
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
Levan?
Mariam?
♪ ♪
Kitchen's clear.
♪ ♪
Bedroom's clear.
Somebody was looking for something.
It must be important.
[muffled shouts and pounding]
Gibson.
[muffled shouts and pounding]
Imam.
What's going on? You all right?
What happened? - My father locked me in here
after we got into an argument.
- He made all this mess? - Yes.
When we got home, my father went looking for the dowry
but it was gone.
He thinks my mother took it
and that she had something to do with Sabrina's abduction.
He's right, at least about the abduction.
Do you know where she is right now?
No, but we need to find my father first.
He has a gun,
and I'm afraid he'll go through with
the elders' advice...
to honor kill Sabrina.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
I need it right away. Thanks.
BOLO's out on Mariam's car
and Imam's car that his father took.
Barnes and Kristin just left Derrick's house.
He hasn't seen or heard from Sabrina.
We got Mariam and Sabrina on the no-fly list.
We're covered in the air.
I need to know exactly what I'm dealing with here.
How do honor killings work?
The Islamic definition refers to extralegal punishment.
Some believe severe punishment in this life means
mercy in the next.
But the truth is, Islamic clerics think
it's barbaric and cruelly inhumane.
So let me get this straight.
Your father was triggered when he found out
your mother went over his head
and stopped Sabrina from being with Hassan.
And now, he thinks he's doing Sabrina a favor by killing her?
He justifies it by claiming
she'll have mercy in the next life.
But the truth is, he's still really mad
Sabrina was with Derrick.
A man not permissible to Sabrina.
Yes. [computer beeping]
I found them.
Levan put a Bluetooth tracker on Mariam's car.
They're near Gull Lake in Brainerd.
Get SWAT and a chopper.
We need to get there before Levan does.
[suspenseful music]
When we came to America, your father made me a promise
to always do what's best for you
and to not marry you off at such a young age,
especially to someone you don't love.
But when he saw you with Derrick, he changed.
He broke his promise
and married you off to Hassan against my wishes.
So, it was me who had you kidnapped.
What?
Your father's a dangerous man, Sabrina.
So I hired that man to kidnap you
and to take your picture
so he would believe it was real.
So you thought I'd just leave home
and go to live with strangers? - Yes.
Because anywhere is a lot safer than at home with your father.
But I don't want to go somewhere else.
I want to stay here and be with Derrick.
It's too late for that, Hooyo.
I'm sorry.
Where are we gonna go?
I have a plan for that, too.
Your dowry from Hassan, $100,000 cash.
I don't want it.
This is what will save us, Sabrina.
We can use it to go far away from here.
I'm not going to let you end up like I did
when I was married to your father at 14.
Your whole life is ahead of you.
[soft somber music]
♪ ♪
[music darkens]
♪ ♪
Go.
Run into the woods and don't look back.
Do you hear me? - What is going on?
It's your father. He's found us.
- I can't do this. - Yes, you can.
You're the bravest person I know.
♪ ♪
I love you.
I always will.
♪ ♪
Where is Sabrina?
I'll never let you hurt her again.
All you had to do was let her live in peace with Hassan.
What do you know about peace?
Have you not seen how unhappy I've been
the last 26 years married to you?
I won't let that happen to me or to Sabrina ever again.
Where is she?
I'm not telling you.
I won't ask again.
♪ ♪
Where's my daughter?
No.
♪ ♪
May Allah have mercy on you.
♪ ♪
[gunshot echoes]
[SWAT Team chattering]
[helicopter blades whirring]
[gasps]
We should've just arrested Levan.
No regrets.
We're here now. That's all that matters.
Barn's clear.
This is Levan's car.
We got footprints over here.
He's heading into the woods.
Circle around. You two, with me.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
[sobbing]
Please, forgive my daughter.
Have mercy on her.
[sobbing] Please don't do this.
Aabo, please!
♪ ♪
This will erase your sin.
[sobbing] Please.
[stammering] Please.
[crying]
Put the gun down, Levan!
[sobbing]
Think hard about what you're doing.
[tense music]
She disrespected God and me.
And now everyone knows!
This is the only way forward.
The only way to reclaim her innocence.
She's just a child, your child.
- I'm saving her. - That's not true.
You're executing her.
Stop telling me how to handle my child!
Honor killing is forbidden.
It's not Islamic law.
He's right. Remember God's words:
"If you killed one, it's as if you killed all of humanity."
[breathing unsteadily]
♪ ♪
Allah, please forgive my daughter.
He's praying. He's gonna kill her.
Let us reunite in the highest heaven.
[crying] Have mercy on her.
Levan, don't do this.
♪ ♪
I'm saving her.
Drop your weapon and surrender.
♪ ♪
I have to do this.
[gunshot] - [screams]
[whimpering]
[somber music]
♪ ♪
[sobbing]
- Poor girl. - I couldn't imagine.
Sabrina, she has to go now.
I don't want to leave her.
Sweetie, you can be with her later.
Come on.
[sobbing]
[engine humming]
[horn blasts]
Dinner was amazing.
I don't eat out much anymore, so thanks for that.
Yeah, well, it was my pleasure.
I thought it was pretty great, too.
You want a little Irish for your coffee?
[chuckles] Where did you get that?
[laughter]
I picked it up on my way to get you.
I figured you'd be the type of woman
that would say yes to a unique experience.
And I thought this would liven it up a bit.
- OK, I like it. - [chuckles]
You know, I have lived here for ten years
and I have never done anything like this.
It's nice.
One thing I like about New York, though.
You know, there's almost, like, too much stuff to do here.
Mm-hmm.
Feel like I'm barely scratching the surface.
You ever miss New Orleans?
It's always gonna be home.
Can't beat New York. [chuckles]
[phone chimes]
Oh, shoot, hold on a second.
It's Hana.
"Caleb's sound asleep, everything is good.
Do not rush home."
What'd she do? She drug him or something?
She's got special powers, all right?
She must.
I want to show you something.
- What? What? - Don't ask questions.
Just--just come on. Come on. - What are you doing?
It's raining. - [laughs]
Oh! [both laugh]
Oh, woo.
Oh, wow.
It's beautiful.
It is.
[soft music]
So, still want to stay out?
I know a dope little spot around my neighborhood
where we can get a little nightcap.
- Um, it depends. - On what?
On how our first kiss goes.
Ah.
OK.
Yeah.
♪ ♪
Nah, take me home.
- What, really? - [chuckles] Yes
Oh, come on. That was-- that was good.
Yeah, that was maybe a seven.
- A seven? - Yeah.
- Really? - No.
I'm just giving you a hard time.
- We'll get a nightcap. - Ah.
♪ ♪
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[wolf howls]
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