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Hi, you've reached Bill.
Leave a message.

Hi, you've reached Bill.
Leave a message.
Hey, Dad. Just checking in on
you in blue.

Hey, Dad. Just checking in on
you in blue.

Thanks again for watching him.
I'll pick him up after my shift.

Talk soon.

Blue you're supposed to be
spending the night at Dad's.

All right, well,
come with me. Come on.

Duty calls.
In you go.

Of course. You're in the front.
All right, move over.

Hey, kiddo. Just saw
you called earlier.

What's up?

Just wanted to check in on Blue,
see how he's doing.

Oh, he's a good boy. So quiet.
Almost forgot he was here.

You know, I should
take him to church for
breakfast. Show him off.

Yeah, that's a great idea.

What are you doing now? Oh,
let me check up on the couch.

Blue. Blue. Blue! Blue!

Jody. Okay, listen.

You can't find blue.

How'd you know?

Because he is right here with
me.

Oh. Thank goodness.

Wait. He ran all the way to your
cabin?

That's, like, five miles away.

Yeah, I found him lying on my
porch.

Anyway. He's safe. I'll call you
later.

Okay.

How did that dog get out?

Hey, Nora. Who's that?

US Marshal.
She's been here a while.

Looks serious.

Hey, speaking of,
where's Chaos?

You mean Blue? You already miss
him?

Oh, I don't miss him.

I'm just asking.

Mhm.

Listen up. We have a serious
situation unfolding.

A prisoner managed to escape
custody during a routine

transport through the park.

This is our fugitive,
Daniel Cross.

He escaped on foot and was last
seen in the northwest corner of

Crystal Ridge. This is US
Marshal Erin Vaughn.

She was conducting the transfer
when Cross escaped.

I'll let her brief you on Cross.

Thank you. Cross is a former
military contractor for the

United States government,
and more recently,

laundered money for an
international arms trafficker.

I was transporting him from
prison to the courthouse to

speak with the prosecution.

Any idea what would have
motivated him to run?

Well, your guess is as good as
mine.

Perhaps he changed his mind.
Maybe he saw an opening.

I can't say. I'm just transport.

We issued a BOLO with Cross's
photo description and last known

location to all the departments
and patrol units in the area.

We're monitoring all exits of
the park with rangers

At each checkpoint.

Can you tell us what happened?

It was all standard procedure.

Traffic was backed up,
so I took the alternate route

through the park to make court
on time.

It was supposed to be a
routine transfer.

Next thing I knew, he was over
the seat and we were fighting.

For the steering wheel.

We skidded off the road,
but I managed to avoid a crash.

Give me the gun.

I was able to stop him from
stealing my gun.

But he jumped out of the truck
and fled into the woods.

I yelled for him to stop.

I fired one round,
a warning shot.

How'd he get the cuffs off?

I'm guessing, paperclip.

Paperclip?

I found one in the back seat.

It must have been on the
paperwork during the transfer.

I conducted a thorough search
before putting him in the van.

But I must have missed it.

That's on me.

Look, I don't know this guy.
Just what I read in his file.

But something clearly has him
spooked.

He armed. Dangerous.

He was unarmed when he escaped.

But dangerous. He's deemed low
risk.

That's why my boss has given me
12 hours to find him before they

send in more assets.

And that's why I need your help.

How long ago did this happen?

2 hours and 19 minutes.

Where exactly in the northwest
did he flee?

I'm not sure. I don't know this
park well.

Tyson, this is the area where
the incident occurred.

Very few campers here.

Since he's low risk and has no
history of violence,

we just need to secure the area.

He's likely on foot,
so no need to shut down the park

yet.

Tyson?

3 to 4mph is the average
foot speed with a two hour head

start. This is what we're
looking at.

Crystal Ridge is a big park with
a lot of people.

Let's get Cross back in custody.

Esposito, Meeks head to grid 83.

From Vaughn's description,
this man moves fast.

Better to get you ahead of the
curve than catching up. Larson,

you're going to escort Vaughan
back to Cross's last known

location. See if you find
anything.

Let's get on it.

Hi.

Hi.

Thanks for your help,
detective. I'm,

uh. I'm a little embarrassed.

It can happen to anyone. We'll
find him.

Are you K9?

If K9 means raiding my
fridge and hogging the bed,

then yes. He's a really good
tracker,

though. That's yours right?

Yeah.

Blue, out.

May I?

Um hum

Blue, come on. All right.

Blue search.

Uh, if he can pick up,

Cross' the scent,
we should be in good shape.

Not used to having a partner.

Didn't even like team sports as
a kid.

Same. Fewer people on the job,
fewer people get hurt,

I agree.

You know, I'm new with the
Marshalls,

and losing a witness is not the
best first impression.

Like I said, we'll find him.

You got something,
buddy? All right,

come on, Blue.

Oh, you'll never make it
in those.

We need to make a stop first.

Okay.

Tyson, get a ranger in every
campground inside the circle.

Let's get the drone over to the
furthest campground and work

your way back to where he
escaped.

Heading to the back gate.

All right. Keep me posted.

Copy.

Look who it is.

Hey. Sorry to bother you.

No bother. What's up?

Any chance you have a size...?

Eight.

Eight hiking boots with a pair
of wool socks.

I can check. I'm Ryan,
by the way.

This is US Marshal Erin Vaughn.

Nice to meet you.

Ryan's Search And Rescue.
Sorry to be so pressing.

We're on a time crunch.

Yeah. Give me a sec.

Uh, size eight,
you said.

Here we go.

Thanks. Uh, what do I owe you?

Don't worry about it. If you're
here, must be pretty serious.

Yeah. It is. We have an escaped
fugitive in the park.

I'd recommend
canceling all climbing
expeditions for the day.

Yeah.

Thanks for the heads up. Treat
for the road, Blue?

Yeah. You're such a good boy.

Thank you so much.

Stay safe out there.

Thanks.

Blue. Come on.

That Ryan guy, he an old friend?

Kind of went to high school
together.

He traveled the world. I joined
the military. Now we're both

back home. He's our resident
expert on all things

mountaineering.

He seems nice.

Yeah. I think he likes my dog
more than he likes me.

He's cute.

Who? Blue or Ryan?

Both.

So you're former military?

Mhm.

Same. I can spot one of our
own.

Howdy, folks. We're just with
Park Services. We've got a

quick question for you.

Have either of you seen this
man?

Hmm. I don't think so.

Umhum

Thank you.

Hey there folks, have either
of you seen this man?

Umhum

No? This man here.

Park police.

Anything.

Nothing on my end.
No one's seen Cross.

Spoke to a hiker who heard
a bang about a mile

at Marcy's trail.

When?

Earlier this morning.

That's the direction Cross came
from. Let's check it out.

You were lucky.

Yeah. It could have been a lot
worse.

What are you thinking?

You said he headed west.

I don't know, but he went that
way.

Yeah. That's west. All right.

Blue. Ready, boy. Search!

Told you that dog's got a nose
on him.

Found your shell casing.

Cross.

Those are jail shoes.

Footprints are clear. Even gate.

No blood. Probably not injured.

Keep going. Blue. Search.

What's this?

Open source intelligence.

Cross' records,
social media, news.

Any online presence will be able
to track.

Could help.

Mm.

What do you make
of these pictures?

See if you can figure anything
out.

I'll put it in facial
recognition, see if anything

pops.

Cross was here.

I'm on it.
Esposito to control.

Go for King. What do you got?

We found Cross's jumpsuit
not far from Lowland Campground.

Looks like he changed clothes.

It's been a couple of hours.

Most likely he's gone,
but head to the lowland

campgrounds. See what you can
find.

Copy.

Attention all units.

Escaped convict jumpsuit was
found discarded near Lowland

Camp. Suspect is believed to
have fled the area and his

whereabouts are currently
unknown.

We should continue on the path
in case Cross is doubling back.

Agreed.

He's got his scent.

And did anyone out of the
ordinary come through here?

I heard a bear rummaging around
my truck this morning, but, uh,

our foods in the camper.

No bear tracks.

I heard someone throw a bear
bang to scare him off.

Could it have been a gunshot
maybe?

Maybe.

You carry a gun with you?

Yeah, in a lockbox.
In the tailgate.

You mind if we take a look?

Of course.

My gun.

That is one clever bear.

It looks like he's now armed.

And now dangerous.

I'll call it in. Esposito to
control.

This is Tyson.

What's this guy like?

Just read his file.

I'm on a need to know basis.
Talking is restricted in the

van, so it's usually pretty
quiet.

But that didn't stop him.

And he wouldn't shut up. He just
kept talking about how people

are out to get him.

Yeah, but who?

Who knows? Could be a con.

These guys can turn it on and
off depending on

who they're talking to.

Larson. You copy?

Go for Larson.

Meeks and Esposito

are clearing
the lowland camp.

A handgun was stolen there.

Assume the suspect is armed and
dangerous.

Clear your trail. Let's update
my link ASAP.

Affirmative.

Stay safe.

Copy that.

I guess it's back to the car.

That's where the uplink is.

Okay, everyone is logging on.

Can you all see the map okay?

We're a go.

Affirmative. Same here.

Okay.
After canvasing the area, there have been no sightings.

But rangers are warning campers
to leave the area.

If we don't find Cross in the
next few hours,

we'll have to shut down
the entire park,

which would be a logistical
nightmare.

But we might have to.

Crystal Ridge is now an
active threat environment.

Based on all the tracking data,
there are only two directions.

He could have gone in Oak Ridge
and...

Whispering Pines.

Whispering Pines.

Meeks. Esposito,
head to Oak Ridge.

Larson, you're going to
take Vaughn to Whispering Pines.

Copy that.

And Larson.

I see that dog running around
behind you.

I can explain.

We'll discuss it later.

Mm.

You good?

Yeah. Let's get to the other
side of the river.

Uh, one thing. Jody's mom.

Yeah, I heard. What about her?

It happened at Whispering
Pines.

What's going on?

Do you still take climbers to
Whispering Pines?

If they're daring enough because
of the lore.

What's the fastest route?

By foot or on wheels?

Wheels.

Where are you?

Heading toward 29.

Ah, you're on the wrong
side of the pass.

Okay, so what should I do?

Park and hike, but stick to the
trail.

The embankment can be
treacherous.

Copy that. Thanks.

What did he mean by lore?

Is this place really dangerous?

A lot of people have
gone missing there. Once
you get over the lip

and onto the trail, there's
no cell or radio.

Let's get the drone over Oak
Ridge.

Copy.

Meeks or Esposito will need
backup.

We're at Oak Ridge. Copy.

Keep us posted.

Tyson for Meeks.

You got me.

I've got an RV about
200 yards northwest from.

Where you are.
Corner of the campsite.

Copy that. We're on it.

RV. 200 yards.

Based on what we know from when
and where Cross took off,

he should be heading...

Whispering Pines can be tricky.
You get turned around easy.

He's in a maze and he doesn't
know it.

But so are we. There's no
service there,

so stick to the path.

Got it. Stick to the path.

Can I help you,
officers?

NPS, we're searching for this
man.

Have you seen him in the area?

No, sorry. I just got back from
a hike.

Is this your RV?

Yeah, we're just here for a
couple days.

Are you alone?

Uh, my kids are with me,
but they're down by the river.

Please stay back, ma'am.

NPS.

Don't tell mom.

No sign of Cross.

Just two kids who were supposed
to be fishing.

Sorry.

Sorry, ma'am.

Cross.

We're getting close.

We still have service. Bernard,
do you copy?

Go for me.

He's heading into Whispering
Pines. We found one of Cross's

prison shoes. It's a fresh
print.

We're closing in on him.

Okay, I'll let King know. She's
fully prepped to make a move.

Not sure if he's
barefoot.

But if he is, it'll slow him
down.

And if not, he's definitely
trying to find a way out.

I'll adjust the search radius
and update the BOLO.

Copy that. Come on.

Are you sure he isn't chasing a
coyote or something?

There's a method to his madness.

I need all assets to surround
Whispering Pines.

No one gets in. No one gets out.

Send Meeks and Esposito down Old
Lumber Road to Whispering Pines.

Copy.

And call Ryan.

I need him to guide me through
Whispering Pines. I'll pick him

up at Miller's Crossing. Tell
him I'm on my way now.

Got it.

Boss. Look at this.

Huh? That's interesting.

We'll look into this when I get
back. All right.

Tyson for Meeks.

Go for Meeks.

Larson and
Vaughn are closing in
on cross at the base of

Whispering Pines.
Need backup ASAP.

Copy. On our way.

Ryan, thanks for doing this.

No problem.

Let's do this.

There's loose rocks on this
trail. We need to slow down.

If the sun sets, we're gonna
have a hard time finding

this guy. We need to move.

Aaagh!!

Larson.

I'm okay. You're gonna have to
walk around.

I'll cut through and meet you at
the other end of the trail.

Are you sure?

Yeah. It should take about 20
minutes.

Just follow the path.

I'm okay, Blue. I'm okay.

You'll want to take a right down
an old service road. About one

and a quarter miles from here.
It's the fastest way in.

Blue.

Daniel.

Take a deep breath for me, okay?

Don't make me.

There's a way out of this.

No one wants this to end badly.

Especially me. I'm not here to
hurt you.

I just want to understand what's
going on.

You'll never understand.

Try me.

They're gonna kill me. They're
gonna kill my family.

Who's they?

You're scared. You're tired.

Please. You have no idea what's
going on.

Don't make me shoot you.

I'm not the enemy here,
Daniel.

Put the gun down and let's talk.

It's too late for that.

Why are you so scared?

These are dangerous people.

No one's safe. Not even you.

There's only one way out of this
for me.

And you're not it.

Daniel, I'm not gonna lie to
you.

You're out of time.

You and I both know that. You're
going to have to trust me.

You want me to trust you?

Yes, I do.

Just let me go.

I can't do that. Think of your
family at least.

They need you.

I am thinking of my family.

I was set up. And as soon as I
took the deal.

She's been after me. She's not
gonna stop until I'm dead.

She'll kill my family.

She'll kill you.

She?

Yeah.

Vaughn.

Blue. Down. Daniel,
this is your last chance.

There is a way out.

I have a plan.

We're good. He's cuffed.

We're good.

Good work Larsen.

The cavalry has arrived.

Let's go. I guess having a
partner isn't so bad after all.

Guess not.

Okay. Great. So we're clear
here?

Yeah. We're clear.

Yeah.

I want to thank you.

You know, you were right about
the paranoia.

Don't make me have to
catch him again.

I mean, I told you he was a nut.

All right, listen up.

Meeks and Esposito will
transport Cross and the Marshal

back to HQ. Larsen and Lassie
here will,

uh, come with me when you get
back.

Make sure that you're completing
your report so Vaughn can

complete her transfer. Got it.

Tyson made some headway on his
online search.

It's back on your desk. Make
sure you check it out at

headquarters. Okay. I don't
think our Marshal has been

totally honest with us.

There's more you need to know.

I think I know what that's
about.

Get Cross into holding.

Copy.

Marshal, do you mind debriefing
in my office?

Yes, ma'am.

You taking off?

Some of us get to go home.

Lucky you.

What's the latest with this guy?

Yeah, I'm not sure yet.

Hey, didn't one of the town vets
go to her high school?

Yeah, I'm friends with him.

Why would you mind seeing if he
has a chip reader so he can

check Blue?

Okay. Good job today,
by the way.

Filed my report.

Not taking any chances this
time.

Unless he's Houdini,
he's not going anywhere.

Thanks for everything. And nice
work, detective.

We meet again.

So what's the plan now?

Did I say you could talk?

You can't lose a person twice.
That'll looks suspicious.

There are plenty of ways to kill
someone. Doesn't have to look

like an accidental escape.

How are you going to do that
between now and the courthouse?

Hmm. I wouldn't worry about it.

Listen I said I wasn't going to
talk and I still won't. I don't

know why they reopened the case.

Do whatever you want. Whatever
it takes to keep my family safe.

It's too late. You ran once.

You'll make a deal with the
prosecution. Then this entire

thing leads back to me.

I swear to God,
I'll hold up my end of the deal.

Nobody knows you were involved
in international gun smuggling.

And they never will. And if any
of that comes back to me,

I'll kill your family,
too.

That's a promise.

Come out with your hands up.

Whoa! Larson. What's going on?

Save the theatrics.

Cross told us everything.

And you believe him? Well,
I guess you're not the cop I

thought you were.

We got it all on tape. Before
you make any rash decisions.

All the files have been
recorded. They're back at

headquarters.

How'd you know?

To start, the tire tracks.

The accident didn't make sense.

It's like you planned to stop.

There were no skid marks.

Let's not forget your one
warning shot.

Found your shell casing.

What didn't add up was the
bullet hitting the tree.

The trajectory was a straight
line. You wanted to shoot Cross,

not warn him. And the cuffs.

You said that he picked those
with a paperclip so he wouldn't

have had any handcuffs on.

But in the cabin,
they were hanging around his

wrists destroyed.

He used the gun he stole to do
it.

And finally, you said you'd
never met Cross before the

transport. We found a newspaper
article.

There's a photo of you standing
behind him in court.

Cross corroborated my
suspicions,

and we wired him up. You were
involved in this thing.

He's not innocent,
but neither are you.

And we know why you did it.

Cross' case was reopened.

He was going to say something.

He saw a chance to clear his
name,

but it would implicate you.

He told me that you're the one
that coerced him into laundering

in the first place. He got word
he was speaking to the US

attorney, so he jumped on
transport.

You wanted to kill him?

Say he escaped. Say it was
self-defense.

Get out! Let's go.

Unfortunately for you,
Cross got away.

He fought back for his family.

And you lost him? Thankfully,
we found him.

Now he can tell them what he
knows.

Smart.

You're under arrest.

You got everything?

We did.

I'm not sure what the courts
will do or how I

could help your family.

You can rest easy knowing that
they're safe. And so are you.

Thank you.

For everything.

Your instincts were spot on.

Keeping things under wraps
forced Vaughn to walk right

into your trap. Good job.

Listen, um, speaking of
instincts,

I have this really strong
feeling about Blue.

That dog likely has an owner out
there somewhere.

He has a skill set unlike anyone
else in the department.

I think I know what you're gonna
say.

I want him in K9.

I can't put the time and money
and effort into K9 training

for a dog that is not ours.

But if you can prove he doesn't
have anyone out there,

then we can talk.

Understood.

Hey, we're all in this together.

We're a team.

That should include Blue.

Hey, Blue.

Hi.

I think I found what you're
looking for.

How did you...

Vet owed me a favor.

And now I owe you one.

Whatever gets us closer to
keeping Blue around.

Us?

He reminds me of the dog I grew
up with.

Chuckles I remember.

Should we do this?

Yeah. Let's get it over with.

Do you want me to do it?

No, I should do it.

It's weird. It says Chip found,
but no ID detected.

What could that mean?

I have no idea. The vet said
that if he was Chip,

we'd find out who he belongs to.

Well, he's chipped. We just
can't read it.

This dog is his own mystery.

Who are you? Who are you?

Who are you?

Huh? I got a full caseload
tomorrow.

Golf is out of the question.

Yeah, I know how much Judge
Mills likes golf,

but I can't get away.

I appreciate the offer,
but some of us have to work for

a living. I'll see you in court.

Hey, what are you doing up?

Just up.

Thinking.

You okay?

Yeah. I'm fine.

Just hard to sleep when your
mind is racing a mile a minute.

Yeah, I know the feeling.

Listen.

Maybe you were right.

About what?

Maybe it's time.

Time to start moving mom's stuff
out.

Honey?

Um. Yeah. Yeah. I'm here,
I just.

What's wrong?

No, nothing. I,
um.

I know what I said,
and the truth is,

I just. I don't think I'm ready
to say goodbye either.

I'm sorry, I shouldn't have.

No. Hey, hey.

No need to apologize.

But my heart hurts,
too.

Why don't we, um,
table it,

and we'll do it
together?

I would like that. Mom would
like that.

Okay, good.

I need to get some sleep.

You should too.

See you tomorrow.

Tomorrow.

Night. Blue.

Okay. No. Blue. Down.

Thank you.

Hey. This is not a dog bed.

Hey. I'm serious.

You need to get down.

Okay, fine, fine.

On that side.

Okay, fine.

Just don't hog the covers.