All language subtitles for Bones S04E23 - The Girl in the Mask [YIFY]

Overall, Clark is the most
astute and experienced.

Ah, so, hire him.

Wendell has the most
potential ent work ethic.

Plus, you know, he's somewhat
normal. Well, that's what you like.

Vincent is the most intelligent.
Well, that's what you like,

so you should hire him.

I mean, this person's gonna
be your right hand man.

Well, I've decided to take your opinion
into account as I make this decision.

Really?

(phone ringing)
I'm making an effort.

Well... Booth.

Agent Booth,
this is Sergeant Nakamura.

Nake, my friend Nake with
the sake! How's it hanging?

I'm afraid they are not
hanging well, Booth.

What's wrong?

My sister has not returned my
calls. It has been five days.

Okay, look, we all know how
overly protective you are of Sachi.

Your sister--
You're a cop like me, Booth.

She calls every day.
Something's wrong.

Okay, so, why are you telling
me? 'Cause I'm in Tokyo.

Oh, Sachi's here in D.C.?
Almost two months.

She told me she called you.
She has not called you?

Whoa, whoa--
just relax, all right?

21-year-old girl
probably doesn't want

her brother's friend
cramping her style.

If I fly in, can you
help me look for her?

I'll tell you what.
Just text me her information,

I'll track her down and I'll make
her call you. Okay? I promise.

Hey, Rick, it's Booth.

Listen, I'm looking for a
little interagency cooperation.

What do you need?

Hey, has there been any
action on a Japanese national,

legal entry named Sachi
Nakamura, female, age 21?

Give me a minute.

When were you in Japan?

A few years ago on an exchange
program with the Tokyo police.

Nak's a great guy, man.

He and his sister, you know,
they made me feel like family.

But he's overprotective? He
worries. Every parent does.

But he's her brother.

Raised his little sister after his
parents died. That makes him a parent.

I got a hit on your girl.

A car registered to her was found
abandoned near Tillbrook salt marshes.

Salt marshes
-- that's a pretty popular place to dump a body, Booth.

Yeah.

Hey, I'm Special Agent--
Booth. Yeah.

Detective Frame told me to wait on
you before I had this vehicle towed.

Well, that was nice of him.
I'm Officer Lisa Kopek.

Car is registered to Sachi Nakamura,
311 Ring Road, here on a work visa

from Tokyo, Japan.
I printed her visa photo.

This is blood on the
upholstery. KOPEK: Yeah.

Any sign of the
girl? No. Damn. Yeah.

Checked her residence--
it's empty.

Looks like it's been
that way a couple days.

Also no sign of her
roommate, Nozomi Sato.

Ms. Sato's here on
a lapsed student visa.

I got a request
in for cadaver dogs.

Okay, whoa, whoa, Bones,
what we usually do here

is wait for people
in rubber boots.

I see something...

I-I just got
these shoes, so...

BOOTH:
What is it, a body?

No, it's some kind of mask.

Okay, Bones, come on,
get out of there, let's go.

Booth?
What?

There's flesh in the mask.
Human head.

Is she serious? Yeah,
always. And Booth?

This mask appears
to be Japanese in design.

BRENNAN: Based on the weak
prominence of the arcus superciliaris,

the victim is female.

The head was decapitated
between C5 and C6 vertebrae.

Judging from decomp
and discoloration,

I'd estimate the head was in
the pond a minimum of four days.

Can you confirm decapitation
as cause of death?

Nope, victim was in the water
too long. The blood leached out.

There's trace lodged
deep in the striae.

The blade could have transferred
particulates from the ground

into the wound track when it
was withdrawn from the bone.

Hey, sweetie, Booth is in your
office. He's got some people with him.

Thanks.

Ugh. Just when I thought
it couldn't get worse.

Bones, this here is Sachi
Nakamura's brother Ken.

The honor is mine, Dr. Brennan.

May I present to you...

BRENNAN: I know.
Dr. Haru Tanaka.

The Emperor awarded
Dr. Tanaka the Grand Cordon

of the Order
of the Rising Sun

for Dr. Tanaka's paper on
"Investigation of Second, Fourth

"and Eighth Sternal Rib End
Variations related to Age Estimation."

It was brilliant.
I am honored to meet you.

Everyone in the field accepts
that you are the best.

Yes, I know.

I told Ken and the doctor they
can aid in the investigation.

That is against protocol, Booth.
Bones, this could be his sister.

I would enjoy
working with Dr. Tanaka.

You gonna be okay
with this? I am fine.

TANAKA: There is a contact
wound inferior to the mandible,

exiting slightly anterior
to the Bregma point.

That would be consistent
with a gunshot wound.

Bones, maybe you should just
jump ahead and I.D. the victim.

Maxilla and zygomatic
conform to her photograph.

The palate is fractured
but appears parabolic

with a straight suture
across the palatine bone

indicating that she was
a native Japanese speaker.

Did your sister have
any kind of distinctive

facial scarring
or dental work?

When Sachi was eight, she fell
doing gymnastics; broke her jaw.

It was wired for two months.

Impact fracture from a fall.
Remodeling of the jaw suggests

that it occurred
prior to puberty.

I feel comfortable identifying
the remains as your sister.

I'm very sorry.
Thank you.

If you would excuse me.

Hey, Nak, listen, I have agents
looking for Sachi's roommate.

There's a chance the roommate
may have seen something.

Yes. Good.

I'm sorry, Nak.
You have a child.

You know it was my
responsibility to keep her safe.

She was 21 but
still a child.

All right, come on, let me get you
back to the hotel. You get some rest.

Not until we find who did
this. I hear you, Nak.

But we need a lead,
something we can go on.

Sachi was going to
move back to Japan.

But the man who took these pictures
said he could make her a model.

Okay, there's something.

Right?

Whoa, this is like one of those
big-eyed paintings they sell at the mall.

Uh, the mask is based on anime
design. Japanese animation.

So, someone had it out
for a cartoon character?

No, this is original,
uh, not representing

any of the well-known characters:
Sailor Moon, Faye Valentine, Motoko.

SWEETS: The mask could have been used
by the killer to dehumanize the victim,

allowing whoever decapitated
her to distance himself

from the ugly
reality of her death.

Hmm, you are entering
the realm of psychology,

a field of unverifiable
speculation.

Perhaps I can be of
further help to Dr. Brennan.

Sometimes I hate hard science.

I know that seems immature,
but that's just how I feel.

So, any guesses? We don't
really have enough evidence yet.

No, not the case.

The doctor.

Dude or dudette?

I don't know.
I...

Now, remember, Nak, this is my
investigation. You're just a tourist.

Just a tourist.

Micah Strutt.
How can I help you?

FBI. I'd like to ask
you a few questions

about Sachi Nakamura
and Nozomi Sato.

Sure.
They were the roommates, right?

Nice kids. When did
you see them last?

Must be about a
couple months now.

STRUTT: They came in
for a shoot.

"Pappa Puffs."

Yeah, the girls
worked there.

You made them pose like this?
Me? No.

That was their idea.

They convinced their boss
to do some advertising,

but he went postal
when he saw the proofs.

That old jerk
fired them for this.

The 21st century, who cares
about a little skin, right?

He does.
That's his sister.

Hey, I feel like someone slipped
something into my coffee, huh?

Fashion is the way
the Japanese youth

rebel against
traditional social roles.

What is with the,
uh, "amaloli" girls?

I never expected to see the, uh,
"Sweet Lolitas" here in the States.

The culture follows the youth.
It's just innocent role playing.

Usually.
Nak...

I see.

Excuse me.

You the owner?
Why do you ask?

FBI.

We need your help.

As a tourist.

We'd like to ask you a few
questions about Sachi Nakamura

and her friend Nozomi. Are
Sachi and Nozomi in trouble?

Uh, Sachi is dead
and Nozomi is missing.

I've known them since they started
coming for the tea parties.

They were anime girls.
I gave them jobs.

Is this the, uh, mask that, uh,
Sachi was wearing to the parties?

No, that's Nozomi's.

What happened? Those girls
were like family.

You always fire family?

They developed other interests.

They didn't belong here
anymore. I tried to talk to them,

explain what a bad choice they were
making. What are you talking about?

The girls started working
for an escort service.

I couldn't allow that here. Families come here
-- That's not possible!

It's true. Not my
sister. Your sister...?

You know the name of the
escort service? Elegant Escorts.

Don't believe you!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Yeah, put the cleaver down, pal.

Easy.

Put it down.

Dr. Saroyan.

Dr. Tanaka. With your permission, I
would like to free the head of tissue.

I have a test
to perform first.

You're welcome
to observe.

This is ferrozine?

Yes. I'm testing
for gunshot residue.

No reaction.

Any shot fired within five feet
would've left residue.

The angle of entry was steep,
exiting at the top of the cranium.

Sachi was only five feet tall.

Even if her killer was lying on
the ground, there'd be residue.

Perhaps she was coming
downstairs.

Or maybe standing on the balcony
of her apartment?

Grab some goggles
and a mask.

Did you know the victim,
Dr. Tanaka?

I met Sachi three times. She
and her brother were very close.

That's a very big favor
to do Detective Nakamura,

coming all the way from Japan.
I would do anything for him.

Okay.

There.

While I examine the wound track,
you can analyze exit trauma.

Thank you.

BRENNAN: Since Booth
took you out of the field,

I thought perhaps you'd
like to consolidate

the results of our analysis
to convey to Booth.

You are trying
to make me feel useful.

No, I... I don't really
do things like that.

I owe you for talking Booth out
of sending me home.

Wasn't me.
Booth is a very empathetic man.

Yes.

Are you aware how we met?
Some kind of exchange program?

Aye.

Most of the FBI agents showed up
and started telling us

how to handle
our organized crime problem.

Booth said nothing.
Two, three days, just listening.

He was quiet?
That...

That does not
sound like Booth.

Then he asked a question.

He asked,

"How would you gentlemen handle
our organized crime problem?"

He was respectful.

That is the basis
of your friendship?

That and a situation
incited by a gallon of sake,

a police boat,
and Uraga Harbor at dawn.

You're a lucky woman,
Dr. Brennan.

To work with Booth?

I know.

To work with Booth.

Yes.

There you go.

SWEETS: So, the mask
didn't belong to the killer,

it belonged to Nozomi,
Sachi's roommate. Okay, so?

So perhaps the killer wasn't
trying to dehumanize his victim.

Two coffees, please?
WAITRESS: You got it.

Well, maybe he just had a
thing for girls in masks.

I mean, I get that.
You do?

Yeah.

In an objective,
evidentiary way.

You had a point?

Yeah, I think that the killer was
purposely projecting Nozomi's identity

onto his murder victim.

MONTENEGRO:
Hey.

So, I Googled Tanaka.
300 hits, all Japanese,

none with
a personal pronoun.

Maybe we should
just ask her. Him.

Uh, you people can identify
human remains

based on a tiny little finger
bone, but you can't judge the sex

of a person standing
right in front of you?

Does nobody else see the
irony in this? Of course.

But, as a scientist,
I also see the challenge.

Well, Dr. Tanaka identifies
with a subset

of an urban Japanese
aesthetic known as kei.

Thank you.

It glorifies androgyny. Well, mission
accomplished there, Dr. Tanaka.

You know, I think
you're probably right.

We should just ask him.
Her.

Tanaka won't answer. That's the
whole point. Gender is unimportant.

We should be mature enough to accept
Dr. Tanaka just the way Dr. Tanaka is.

Yeah. Yeah, you know what?
You're right. Who cares?

Yeah, I mean, it doesn't
really matter what he is.

She.

What she is.

Do you mind?

Yeah, actually I do. James
Sok, right? Elegant Escorts?

Yeah. So?

I run a legitimate business.

You're a pimp.

I don't like pimps.
He really doesn't. No.

Your record says that you
assaulted Bruce Takedo.

Those charges were dropped. Because
the guy attacked me with a knife.

All I did was protect myself.
Really.

Probably because you were
recruiting at his place.

Middle-aged guy, surrounds
himself with schoolgirls,

maybe he's the guy
you want to look at.

BOOTH: Nozomi Sato. You
recognize her? Yeah.

I like Nomi.
She's missing.

Well, most of my models
come from Asia.

They're young, flaky.
Sometimes they take off.

BOOTH: You know, you
got a sweet life, Jimmy.

You got a houseboat down at the
marina. You got cash rolling in.

If you want to live your life
as my prime suspect in the murder

of Sachi Nakamura,
that's just fine.

But just know, as of right now,
your business is done.

Or? Or you give me something
shiny to distract me.

I don't know anything
about Sachi Nakamura.

But, uh, Nozomi booked a client last
Friday, and I haven't seen her since.

That's the day that Sachi
Nakamura disappeared.

What's the client's name?
Banker named Vogler.

Got hurt bad in the Big Crunch.
Made him mean.

And Nozomi didn't mind
a little rough stuff.

Let's go, Bones.

That shiny enough for
you? Excuse me? Booth...

Okay, come on.

TANAKA: There is a small scratch
to the left of the exit wound.

And the directionality is outward from
the midpoint of the coronal suture.

Whatever pierced the skull must
have splintered back inside.

NAKAMURA:
Splintered?

It was a gunshot.
Don't you mean fragmented?

There are no striations on the
cross section of the exit wound.

So, she wasn't killed by a
bullet? That is my assessment.

What could have been driven
through her head?

Perhaps you can inform Booth that
the murder weapon was not a gun.

And we can X-ray the brain to see
if we find any evidence of splinters.

I ran the particulates from
the C-5 through the mass spec.

Nematodes, Turbellaria,
Copepods, blah-blah-blah--

all congruent with the marsh
where the head was found.

I am not familiar
with the blah-blah-blah.

HODGINS: But I also found bird
vomit on the victim's head.

Now I truly do not understand.
Totally lost. Okay, uh, all right.

In salt marshes,
there are high marshes,

low marshes and salt flats.

Dr. Brennan found the
head on the low marsh.

Yes, but the bird vomit comes
from Catoptrophorus semipalmatus.

A willet.

The willet is a
high marsh creature.

But the cadaver dogs are looking
here on the low marsh.

They should be looking
here in the high marsh,

where the willet is found.
But that is miles away.

Yeah, which is why we need
to call the search team.

Why would someone
cut a head off a bodhere

and drive miles away
to dispose of the head here?

I rarely find motive
in bird vomit.

OFFICER:
Seek!

Oh, hey.
It's you.

OFFICER 2:
Okay.

BOOTH:
Bones?

Nak...

SAROYAN: I will autopsy the
remains, then give the body back

to Dr. Brennan,
so she can remove the tissue.

The marks on the vertebrae
will give us a clearer idea

of the weapon used
to decapitate her.

Dr. Tanaka can help me prepare
the brain for liquefaction.

Perhaps he shouldn't be here.
If he doesn't ask for help,

it would be an insult for me to
offer. It would imply weakness.

I realize that staying here
shows great strength

and commitment to your
sister's memory.

She is lucky to have
such a devoted brother.

But it is distracting for us
and might compromise our work.

I'm sure you wouldn't
want that.

Of course not.

I will come to you
with any news.

SAROYAN: The heat and vibration will
liquefy the tissue enabling us to examine

whatever foreign particle was
picked up by the X-ray.

This was an excellent idea.
Thank you.

Is there something wrong?

What? No. Why?
You were staring at me.

I was? I was? I don't
-- I didn't realize. I like your shirt.

Oh, wow, look at
that brain.

Oh, I think I see it.

What is it?
Wood?

The wound track wasn't
from a bullet,

but from a piece of wood
being thrust into her skull?

Let's not get ahead of
ourselves-- give it to Hodgins

so we know exactly
what we're dealing with.

Right away.
He has also been staring.

It seems many people
like my shirt.

(door opens)
BOOTH: Paul Vogler?

(groans)
What the hell?!

Don't stop because of
us. I'd like to ask you

a few questions
about Nozomi Sato.

How much do you charge
for a massage?

Two hundred dollars.

Bones. What? That
seems way too much.

Her knowledge of skeletal
and musculature systems seems

minimal at best.
Right.

Uh, she's not that type of
masseuse. So, Nozomi Sato?

Who? You know, the prostitute
you like beating up.

I don't know what you're
talking about. Okay, fine.

We'll just go subpoena the phone
records from Elegant Escorts.

I saw her a few times.

Yeah, to blow off
some steam. Oh, really.

You know...

a photographer who did some ads
for my firm--

he's the one that gave me
the Elegant flyer.

Micah Strutt?
Yeah.

I guess he shot
for them, too.

You should really focus on the
iliocostalis and the longissimus.

That's where most people carry
their tension.

Like this.
Oh! Whoa!

Whoa, that's great. You
see? That's what they want.

Not usually.

Bones, she's a "happy ending"
masseuse. Okay, "happy ending."

Oh...

What about this girl?

I never met her.

Nozomi was the only escort
I was seeing.

You seem to be a fine
collector of Asian art.

Do you want to explain the sword on
the wall there, in the background?

It's a Nihonto sword.

BRENNAN: It was used by the feudal
executioners to behead the condemned.

Yeah, I know. I had to sell it.
I lost a fortune in the market.

BOOTH: How convenient of you
to sell the sword off, you know.

Sachi Nakamura was beheaded.

What?
Beheaded.

Hey, I don't know
what you're thinking...

Hitting the iliohypogastric
nerve can be extremely painful.

Where's the sword now?

Listen... (yells)

I'm not saying another word to
you people without my lawyer.

Fine. That's fine with us.
We'll be in touch.

Come on, Bones.

BRENNAN:
Oh, she's a quick learner.

BOOTH:
Yeah. Very quick.

MONTENEGRO:
Hey,

I did a little research
on Strutt Photography.

I almost asked Tanaka.
(gasps) No. Really?

Not that it matters. But he
-- she/he caught me staring.

I didn't mean to,
but I had an opening,

you know, but I didn't know how to
lead off. If I said he/she was a girl

and he/she was a guy,
he/she might be offended,

or other way around,
same thing.

God, I miss the ease
of a simple pronoun.

Yeah, tell me about it.

All right, check out
Strutt Photography's Web site.

Now, there's a link
to additional services

which requires permission
and a password.

I traced the IP address
and I found the ftp site

that contains all the uploads. Then
I bypassed the password protection

by hacking into the server where
his Web address is registered.

Why do I feel like my checking
account isn't safe?

Look what Mr. Strutt's
been hiding.

These pictures definitely
weren't taken at Strutt's studio.

Long lens,
foreground objects,

probably taken without
the subject's consent.

Classic stalker photos.
Mm-hmm.

If he was stalking Sachi...

Forgive me, Dr. Brennan,
but I must ask

if you are familiar with the
Shinto idea of kami?

The spiritual essence
of an object? Yes.

I cannot define what is missing
from this skull,

how its kami is incomplete.

Maybe because the top of the
cranium had been removed.

Perhaps.

I often find that handling
the bone gives me insight

that pure science cannot
explain.

Well, I find that pure science
is the only thing

that gives satisfactory
explanations, Dr. Tanaka.

There is something
with the temporal bone.

Yes.

The tympanomastoid. A
swelling in the air space.

Tympanomastoid hemorrhaging in the
absence of a bleeding diathesis.

The victim was drowned.

Very impressive, Dr. Tanaka.

It wasn't me.
It was the kami.

Well, she wasn't killed by
whatever pierced her brain.

I aspirated her lungs.
Cause of death was drowning.

We need to determine
if the victim was drowned

in the marsh or somewhere else.
No problem.

I'll analyze the water
samples from the lungs.

Now, I discovered what the
splinter from the brain tissue is.

It's pseudosasa japonica. It's
arrow bamboo. It's ornamental.

Only grows indoors
in this climate.

Sharpened bamboo could
easily pierce the skull.

SAROYAN: The girl was
drowned first,

a mask was put on her,
then she was decapitated

and her head was mounted
on a bamboo stake?

Yeah, then the head was tossed
into the marsh?

Let's find out what kind of
water was in her lungs.

She was beautiful, wasn't she?

Yes, she was.

A beautiful young woman.

Which is probably
why she came to America.

She felt like a woman

and wanted to be rid of a big
brother watching her all the time.

My parents left me and my
brother when I was 15.

My brother was the only
family that I had then.

But he walked out
on me, too.

I'm sorry.

I turned out quite
well, actually.

But it would've been nice to
have had a brother like you.

According to the FBI logs,
she called you everyday.

Often twice a day.
And the conversations...

never were less than five
minutes and averaged 15 minutes.

This has meaning for you?

Objectively speaking, it would indicate
an irrefutable desire to connect.

A deep and abiding love.

I cannot imagine
never talking to her again.

I myself have no one in my life
whom I talk to that much.

Outside of work, I mean.

Perhaps that
is good.

How so?

I can see how much pain
you're in.

Is it worth it...

...to have your own happiness so
contingent upon another human being?

If I was willing...

to give up my life
for Sachi...

...why would I not be willing
to risk my happiness for her?

MONTENEGRO: Hodgins analyzed
the water in Sachi's lungs.

I found dibromides. It's the
active ingredient in algaecides

used to treat water features.

So the victim wasn't drowned
in the salt marshes.

She was drowned
in a water feature?

Hey, the photographer has a
water thing in his lobby.

Feature. Water feature. I'm
not going to say "feature."

It's just weird, okay? I'll
say pond or pool. Or thing.

All right, wishing well.
Can we just move on?

Hodgins, if we had a sample,

could you isolate a single water
feature? Yeah, I could match profiles.

If you think the photographer is
the killer, I want to be there.

Nak, if you budge
from the Jeffersonian,

I will have you on the first
plane back to Japan.

You understand? You know me.
And you know that's true.

You were kind of mean there,
Booth. The man's in big pain, Bones.

Makes it hard for him to hear.

I've never heard of grief
affecting auditory acuteness.

Medical fact. Look it up.

Huh. I thought you only did one
shoot with Sachi Nakamura, huh?

Okay, look, this is
-- it's getting totally out of hand.

Maybe I should get a lawyer. What's
your connection with James Sok?

All I do is give
him names, man.

What names? Names of girls who
don't mind doing nude shots.

Oh, a finder's fee?
Yeah.

Yeah.
But, I mean, that's all.

BOOTH: Right. I
mean, you do know

what James Sok does with
these girls, right?

I mind my own business. He's a
pimp. Which makes you a pimp, too.

What about Sachi?
She wouldn't pose nude.

What about these photos?
What? It's a style, man.

Look, I got the releases
that she signed

before we even did it.
You want to see 'em?

Yes.

Thank you.

The water at the photographer's
studio uses chlorine.

So Sachi was not
drowned there? No, sir.

You should inform Dr. Saroyan.

Yeah, I already have;
I just thought

if I were you, I'd want to hear everything
from the horse's mouth. Thank you,

Dr. Hodgins.

Any luck
with the microsil?

Yes.

I believe your partly Chinese
woman will be able to reconstruct

the tool used to
decapitate the victim.

Excuse me? Hi.
I heard that.

Dr. Tanaka means no offense.
In Japanese,

that would not sound
so insulting.

I will complete my work
and give you the results.

So, how are you
holding up?

I should have known
the life she was living.

Listen, your sister
wasn't a prostitute.

Her roommate was.

It was a warning.

What was?

Putting Sachi's head
on the spike.

In feudal Japan,

a traitor's head was placed
on a pole as a warning

that others should fear
the warlords.

Right.

And she was wearing her roommate
Nozomi's mask.

Yes.

Because the warning was meant
for Nozomi.

Nozomi sees the head
and knows she must run.

And she disposes of it so that no
one will think that she killed Sachi.

But what did my sister do?

If Sachi was a good girl...

...what did she do
to get killed?

BOOTH: Picd up her roommate
trying to leave the country.

She's ill pretty freaked o. e saw
her best friend's head on a spike.

Trauma like that could
take years to assimilate.

ah, we don't
have yea, okay?

get in there anwork
your magic. l right? Go.

We'll keep you safe, Nozomi.
You don't have to worry.

Can I get you anything?

SWEETS (over speer):
Look.

I kn you feel ale.

You think that no one else could
understand what you went through.

And no oneould.

But that doesn mean
that you can't be helped

We can prent anything
like this from hpening again,

to you or anyo else.

If you tell us
whdid this,

Nozomi, we can
protect you.

And we'll make sure
that you get home safely.

MONTENEGRO: got the genal
shape om Dr. Tanaks cast,

but wetill need
to fill in the details.

Does the basic shape resemble
katana sword a Japanese dough knife?

Well, it's too early to say. e
proment residual striae iicate that

a power tool was not ed and
that the blade was curved.

It has combination
oferrated d plain edging.

All right, so thergoes
the kata sword.

From the breakaway spur,

I could sethat there
are approximately six teeth

per inch on the
serrated section.

Okay, ything else?
There also

appears to be something that
catches on the bonee

as it's pulled back, like a hook
near the blade's point.

Ooh, that's go.

TANAKA: I've never
seen a knife like that.

Perhaps there waan error
in the tography of mmold.

No, I've seen th knife
before. It's marine knife.

The hook is ed for
cutting linend cord.

Wait a minute
-- James Sok, the owner of Elegant Escorts,

doesn't he live a boat?

OTH: So what wait, Sok? You
wanted to keep, uh, Nozomi in line,

so you used chi
as an example?

Sachi-- she doesn't
even work for u.

Where diyou get that

We have a search warra.
These were tak from your boat.

The serrations e consistent
wi the tool maings on the bone.

I didn't kill anyone.

BOOTH: Then you're going to have to
explain why the's blood on your knife.

It's clean.

What?

There's no blood on the knife.

Yeah, well, I'm sure
there's another knife.

We'll just tear your place apart
until we find one, that's all.

Booth?

He didn't clean
the sheath.

Hah... look at that.

Why don't you just save the
taxpayers some money and confes

Why n't you offer me a
deal instead? You're really

in no bargaining position
right now, Mr. Sok.

Evidence proves
that you killed Sachi.

ENNAN:
No, it doesn't

It proves that he cut off
her head. She di by drowning

Very good.

Sachi stuck r nose in
where it didn't belong.

If you want to know who killed
her, you'll cut me a deal.

Huh. Right.

You cut off her head and
you stuck it on a spike

toeep your gir in line,
andyouwant me to cut you a deal?

Yeah, that's right.

What do you wa to do, Nak?
I want to kill h.

Look, he cou give us
Sachi's rderer.

And then he goes free?

The man who put
my sisr's head on a spike?

we don't
cut thiseal, then...

her muerer could walk.

It's your case, Booth.

What I want doesn't matter.

To me, it does.

And it would to Sachi.

Cut the deal.

Paul Vogle

He was a goocustomer,
one of my st.

Always wanted Nozomi.
But he liked to get rough.

Sometimes maybe too roh.

One day that girl,
Sachi, barges

into Vogler's place, screaming,
saying she was going

to call her cop brother if Vogler
ever touch her friend Nomi again.

Vogler pushes her
into his koi pond,

holds her down
ju to shut her up.

iot kills he

He paid
to clean up the ss.

Soyeah, I put the girl's head
in Nozomi's apartment.

And Nozomi took off,
like I knew she would.

I had business to save.

But I didn'till anyone.
It was Vogler.

Hey,ak.

Nozomi has been cleared
to leave by immigration.

I will see that
she gets home safely.

Thank you, Nak.

And Sachi
can rest with our parents.

If the teachings are
correct, she will be reborn.

And Sok and Vogler will have
to answer for their actions.

That is highly
improbable.

But I hope that it's true.

I am forever in your debt.

My friend, one of those good
Japanese beers will be just fine.

Oh, I prefer sake.

Sake.

We'll let you know
when it's time to go, okay?

HODGINS: So... no one asked Tanaka?
SWEETS: It doesn't matter, remember?

Yeah, yeah,
no, I know.

It's Tanaka's life.
We are not children.

Very good.

Oh, this is ridiculous.

Hey, Haru.

It was great working with you.

I hope to see
you again soon.

Okay, then.
Have a great trip back.

Okay?

Okay.

It moved.

He's a guy.

Yeah.

There, huh? Hey! It's
good for what ails you.

Usually in this situation, we'd
have alcohol. Which is exactly

why we should do this,
okay, from time to time.

(mimics airplane)
(chuckles): Oh, no.

Yum, hmm?
Here you go.

Will he recover?

Your friend Ken?

From losing his sister?

Um... well, you don't recover
from something like that.

You just survive.
People die.

There's a fault in the design
if we can't recover from it.

"Fault in the design"?
What are we, coffee pots?

I just mean that we should be designed
so that we can handle the worst.

We are designed that way.

We aren't sent anything
that we can't handle.

I'm not convinced that
loving someone is worth it.

I got a son,
and it's worth it.

Even if he died?
Whoa.

Bones, don't even
say anything like that.

Don't even put
that out there.

It is worth it and everything
around it is worth it.

Every moment, everything...

...is worth it, so eat
the ice cream before it melts.

I wish it was beer.
Right.

You know what?

(chuckles)
Okay.

You're right.

Now, this is what
I'm talking about.

Good. We agree to understand
that this is worth it.

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