All language subtitles for Person Of Interest S03e16 Ram

FINCH: You are being watched.

The government has a secret system,

a machine that spies on you
every hour of every day.

I know because I built it.

I designed the machine
to detect acts of terror,

but it sees everything.

Violent crimes
involving ordinary people.

Crimes the government
considered irrelevant.

They wouldn't act,
so I decided I would.

But I needed a partner.

Help!

Somebody help me! Please!

I'm locked
onto Ms. McNabb's position.

She's two blocks from you
being pursued north on Avenue D.

Are you there? Now she's moving west
on 5th Street heading toward...

Oh, dear.

Where are you?
There's no more time!

You have to do something!

No. Please!

(GUNSHOT)

Relax, Finch.

I'm here.

Haley's safe.

- Who are you?
- Protector of the innocent.

Heard you could use
some protecting.

Your embezzling boss
didn't like the idea

of you testifying
against him in court,

so sent this joker
to make sure it didn't happen.

Mr. Dillinger, didn't he send
two hit men after Ms. McNabb?

Last one, I promise.

I hope the threats
required an ambulance.

And not a coroner.

I can't believe
that you saved my life.

Don't mention it.

You've had
a very traumatic experience.

You probably shouldn't be
on your own right now.

I don't know about you, Haley,
but I could use a drink.

(CELL PHONE BUZZES)

It's Saturday, Finch.

The numbers never stop coming,
Mr. Dillinger.

I believe I told you that upfront.

Guy could use
a little R&R once in a while.

You ever think about getting
someone else in the rotation?

You are the rotation
and it's time to get to work.

Oh, and Mr. Dillinger.

The next time an attractive woman

wants to thank you
for saving her life,

a simple, "You're welcome"
should suffice.

Who was that?

My boss.
Needs me to put in some overtime.

Thanks for getting me
out of trouble.

Thanks for getting into trouble.

It's not good for you to be in here
all clay by yourself, Harold.

You ever think about getting a dog?

Oh, thank you,
but I'm afraid I don't drink coffee.

No, it's tea, black chai.
That is your poison, right?

- It's sencha green, actually.
- Well, close enough.

Seeing as how the only thing
I know about you is your name

which isn't really your name.

All you need to know
about me, Mr. Dillinger,

is that I pay you to stop
bad things before they happen.

- Now, are we ready to get started?
- Long as the check's clear.

Daniel Casey.
Born and raised in Tucson, Arizona.

He got into Cal Poly's
Computer Science Program

but dropped out
a year before graduating.

- Must you do that?
- Oh, you like this?

I call her Greta.
Blackwater souvenir.

If only she'd cook me dinner.

Casey's somewhat of a loner.
No family to speak of.

He freelances with various
tiger teams around the country.

Is that as exciting as it sounds?

Companies use tiger teams

to test their security systems
for weaknesses,

which they can find
by hacking in themselves.

So the answer's no.

Casey's infiltrated
numerous companies over the years.

Perhaps he saw something
that he wasn't supposed to see.

Or stole something
he wasn't supposed to.

Two months ago, Casey canceled
his phone and cable subscriptions

and he hasn't made a single
bank transaction since.

Well, I hate to say it, Finch,
but this guy could be dead.

I appreciate your optimism,
Mr. Dillinger,

but I'm certain that he's alive
because I've received his number.

Yes, the numbers.

You know, one day,
you're gonna have to tell me

how you get your divine intel.

So, how do we find Casey?

If Mr. Casey's
in some kind of trouble,

he may attempt
to contact old friends.

This is Lester Strickland.
Casey worked for him upon occasion.

According
to his Connectroid profile,

Strickland spends Saturdays
at a bar watching horse races.

That might be a place to start.

Do I look like the equestrian type?

I'm sure
you'll figure something out.

(ELECTRONIC CHATTER)

Hey, pal, give me your best lager.

(BACKGROUND CHATTER)

Word is I am Spartacus
is favored to win 10-to-1.

He better win,
I just dropped 2 G's on him.

Wow, you're a braver man than I.
To I am Spartacus.

I shouldn't even be here right now.

My boss is breaking my balls,
making me work weekends.

You ought to get into business
for yourself, my friend.

Answer to no one.

- What's your trade?
- I audit security systems.

Yeah? You know, I got a buddy
of mine in that industry.

Maybe you two have crossed paths.
His name's Daniel Casey.

Mr. Dillinger, what are you doing?

- Casey, huh?
- Yeah.

Yeah, we went to Cal Poly together
way back when.

- So, you know him?
- No, I'm afraid not.

But if I do run into him,
I'll tell him you said hello.

- What'd you say your name was?
- I didn't.

(BEEPING)

Admit it, Finch. You were surprised
when I brought up Cal Poly.

Didn't think I was listening,
did you?

I was more surprised by how direct
you were regarding Mr. Casey.

Is it necessary
to be so intimidating?

We don't get to Casey
until Strickland calls him.

He's not gonna do that
unless he's spooked.

And if he calls Mr. Casey,

no doubt he'll tell him
to steer clear of you.

You don't like the way I do things,

you're more than welcome
to come get dirty in the trenches.

How about that?

(LINE RINGS)

And there we go.

Hello?

Daniel, what the hell
did you get yourself into?

They came to see you, didn't they?

Yeah, some Neanderthal
claiming to be an old pal of yours.

And he wasn't the only one.
About an hour ago, some couple,

a man and a woman
stopped me outside my coffee joint,

asking if I'd seen you.

Never been so popular in my life.
I'll stay scarce until the meeting.

Right, well, I'll have that package
ready for you by tomorrow

in case you need it.

Thanks, Lester.

You're the only friend
I have right now.

Keep your head down, kid.

What do you think that package was?

Mr. Strickland's area of expertise
is false documents.

It may be that he's creating
a fake identity for Mr. Casey.

Casey's trying to hide from someone.

Sounds like that couple
Strickland mentioned

might be after him.

And they have a headstart.

Yeah, but they don't have
the Finchinator on their side

working his hacker mojo.

The number that Strickland dialed
is a prepaid cell phone.

If I can access the carrier
that it belongs to,

I may be able
to elicit GPS coordinates.

Where the hell did you learn
to do all that stuff anyway?

As I've said before, Mr. Dillinger,
I'm a very private person.

Yeah.

(ELECTRONIC CHATTER)

FINCH: Mr. Casey's signal
still hasn't moved.

It may be time to start looking
for him inside the hotel.

Short of getting me a job
as a bellhop,

I don't know how I'll find him.

And how can you be sure
that the other party

hasn't already found him inside?

Because I think
I just made them outside.

Strickland said a man
and a woman, right?

There are eight million people
in this city.

The thing about operators,
we can smell our own.

Plus they haven't moved
since I got here.

Yeah, trust me, Finch.
I just found our threat.

(ELECTRONIC CHATTER)

I'm sending you a photo
of the couple, Finch.

Can't you do some sort
of facial matching thing online?

It's not quite that simple,
Mr. Dillinger.

Though it may not matter.
That man is CIA.

- Mind telling me how you know that?
- It's a long story.

But whatever trouble
Mr. Casey's gotten into,

it involves
the United States government.

And what I can tell you
about that man

is he's highly efficient.

Are you sure they haven't made you
as well?

Please, Finch.
You hired me for a reason.

Give me a little more credit
than that.

Maybe, if we finish early,

Mark will let us stay in town
an extra day or two.

Never pictured you as a Rockefeller
ice-skating type, Kara.

I was thinking more like

take over the drug trade
for Christmas,

burn it down by New Year's.

- That sounds like a hell of a party.
- You got plans?

Going back to stalking
the ex-girlfriend again?

Thinking more like Aruba.
Something about killing a citizen

makes me wanna kick back
on a beach.

I'm not ready
to see you in a Speedo.

And don't consider Daniel Casey
a citizen.

He waived that right
when he stole State secrets.

They still want us
to take his teeth?

Proof of death.
Couple molars should do it.

DNA swab's a lot easier
to get through airport security

- than a whole bag full of teeth.
- I don't make the rules.

It looks like we've got
another problem across the street.

That tall drink of water?

I got a Christmas list of ways
to dispose of him.

He's not one of ours.

Looks local
not foreign government.

My guess?
Private military. Mere.

Maybe Casey hired some muscle.
Think we should take him out first?

Let's keep him in play.
See what he does.

If he's a problem, we'll put him
in the ground along with Casey.

I got eyes on Casey, Finch,

but your friends from the government
have a jump on him.

You need to get to Casey
before they do, Mr. Dillinger.

Yeah, I'm aware of the stakes,
thank you.

They're not gonna ghost him
on a public street.

Way too many people.

Scratch that. This guy
might be crazier than I thought.

Finch, I think it's happening now.

False alarm.
Guy was just planting a bug on him.

Casey just ducked into a cafe.

Could be the meeting
he was talking about.

Lost sight of Ozzie and Harriet.

Since they have ears on Mr. Casey,

could be listening
from a more advantageous position.

Yeah, well,
I'm in a pretty primo spot myself.

And we now have ears of our own.
(BEEPING)

Daniel Casey?

Red cap, right?

Ian Banks, SSCI.
We spoke on the phone. May I sit?

SSCI, Finch?

Senate Select Committee
on Intelligence.

Ian Banks may be
a congressional staffer.

If you wanted to report a crime
that pertained to national security,

SSCI would be one way to go.

Our conversation was vague at best
so right now I'd like to know

a little bit more
about what you saw.

"What I saw"?

I'm new at this,
so help me out, okay?

How are you gonna protect me?

Witness Protection?
Get me out of the country?

What's the protocol?

We have measures in place
to ensure your safety.

But they'll take time.

Making someone disappear isn't
as easy as snapping your fingers.

It is for me.
I'm not exactly the guy

everyone's gonna wonder about
at their high school reunion.

And probably why this group
picked me in the first place.

If we're to proceed, you'll need
to tell me more about that group.

Look at it from my position.

We get calls all the time from folks

reporting crimes
committed by our government.

Do you have any proof
of illegal activity?

Anything in your possession at all?

I need assurances. Okay?

Whatever comes out on this,
my name isn't anywhere near it.

Guarantee that and my safety
or I walk.

Anonymity and safety, guaranteed.

But for that to mean anything,
Mr. Casey, you have to trust me.

You're right.

- When was the SSCI created?
- What?

The year.
Tell me that and we leave together.

Finch, have you got a photo
of Banks?

Sending you one now.

If this is Ian Banks, then
who the hell is Casey talking to?

- Time's up.
- Mr. Casey, this isn't...

Forget it, okay?

None of this feels right,
you don't feel right.

You follow me,
I'll make sure you regret it.

I'll say this for Casey,
he's got good instincts.

He's making a beeline
for the back exit.

Which quite possibly leads
into the arms of the CIA.

You need to acquire him now.

Hey, wait! Casey!

Thank you. I thought for a second
you were gonna make me chase you.

Attracting a lot of attention,
shouting like that. Who are you?

I'm security detail.
This man's my client.

You mind telling me
what this is all about?

- Excuse me, I...
- Shut up and let me save your life.

You should really
put your weapon on the ground.

Why the hell would I do that?

For starters, you just lost
possession of your client.

(ELECTRIC SHOCK AND GROANING)

(GLASS BREAKING)

You mercs are all the same.
You never think things through.

(GUNSHOTS RINGING OUT)

Mr. Dillinger, are you all right?

Peachy. Got a couple
of party crashers

led by the man
formerly known as Ian Banks.

(GRUNTING)

One chump left.

Well, that got interesting.

Where's Casey?

Powers that be
aren't gonna be happy.

Powers that be sold Casey
as a traitor.

So why was he meeting with someone
he thought was government?

Don't know.
That guy wasn't government, though.

Can't hurt to ask him
a few questions.

Can't hurt us, anyway.

I've got Casey, Finch.

Now you wanna tell me
how you knew those two were CIA?

All that matters now is figuring out

why Mr. Casey is in trouble
and how we can help him.

- Who are you talking to?
- None of your business.

Why don't you start
by telling me what you did

that pissed so many people off?

Really? After all that?
You'd be a chalk outline without me.

I'm sorry, it's just,
I don't know who you are.

Yeah?
Well, I know all about you, Danny.

College dropout. No family,
at least none that can help you.

- You're alone with nowhere to run.
- Mr. Dillinger, that's enough.

The friends you got
ain't keeping you alive! I am!

And in five seconds
I'm throwing you back to the wolves

unless you tell me why I'm sticking
my neck out to save yours.

Okay, okay, okay.

Two months ago, I got a call
from someone in the government.

They wanted me to test a secret
system of theirs for weaknesses.

They threw me in a bunker
somewhere in the Pacific Northwest.

It was the most advanced,
complex system I'd ever seen.

For weeks, I tried breaking
into this damn machine, until...

Mr. Dillinger!

Get Mr. Casey off the streets!
Immediately.

What's got you spooked
all of a sudden?

Do what I tell you!

Take him to the safest place
you can think of and keep him there.

Let's move.

(ELECTRONIC CHATTER)

Mr. Dillinger, have you found
a safe place for Mr. Casey?

You could say that.

No, no, no,
you can't bring him here.

You have to take him somewhere else.

Somewhere Mr. and Mrs. Smith
can find him?

The people looking for him
cannot discover this location.

Maybe you missed a few beats
but it's a war zone outside.

Anyway, you can untwist
your shorts,

because I made sure
nobody followed us.

Are you positive about that?

- I need to sit down. I need...
- Get our friend a chair.

This is like a nightmare.

I don't understand any of it.
Who are you people?

You can call me Harold.

And this is my partner
Mr. Dillinger.

It may not seem like it
but we're here to help you.

Can I get you some tea?

Hey. Until now,
this job has been nothing

but damsels and bankers.

Casey has grade A
government hit men after him.

Hit men you know.

What the hell are we up
against here, Harold?

Your guess is as good as mine.

I'll speak with Mr. Casey
after he's calmed down a bit.

Perhaps we'd all be best served
by your going outside

and securing the perimeter

to be certain
that you weren't followed.

You got it, boss.

NEW YORK

WASHINGTON D.C.

- Am I interrupting?
- No, ma'am.

Perhaps you could elaborate

on how a stealth operation
to eliminate a liability

turned into a gunfight
in the middle of Manhattan.

We had no reason to suspect

another party knew
about Daniel Casey.

You mean you got caught
with your pants down.

And now, Casey has a bodyguard?

At this moment,
the Agency has no intel.

Another reason why we should have
taken care of this in-house.

Our teams are nearly online.

CIA kills Casey
because they think he's a traitor.

Northern Lights stays protected.

If Casey would have done his job

and we had access
to Northern Lights,

we could find him in a heartbeat.
Or anyone else, for that matter.

All due respect, ma'am,

we might not be in this situation
if we hadn't killed Nathan Ingram.

Who better to provide
unfettered access to the source

than the man who built it?

Nathan Ingram
outlived his usefulness.

And he was dealt with accordingly.

You might consider him
a cautionary tale.

Why don't you make yourself useful?
Put this mess to bed by morning.

Here's the problem.

My supervisor wants this
wrapped up ASAP.

Now if you don't start talking,
my partner will get involved.

You don't want to interrupt her
while she's eating.

Who do you work for?

And what do you want
with Daniel Casey?

Good cop, bad cop?

Don't make me laugh.

If I wasn't in this chair,
I'd snap your neck like a twig.

Tried to warn you, pal.

There's just one minor problem
with that.

You are in the chair.

God, I love this stuff.
You know what I like the most?

(GROANING)

Can't get enough of it.

- Rad.
- Excuse me?

Your setup.

I've never seen a Unix variant
like that before.

- It's rad.
- Thank you.

But I don't see your battery backup.

What happens
when the power goes out?

The library is powered
by a few gas generators

scattered around the building.

As long as there's fuel,
the lights stay on.

Off the grid.

Looks like I came
to the right place.

You seem to know your way

around systems pretty well,
Mr. Casey.

I grew up in Tucson.

You gotta do something
to pass the time.

I started coding when I was ten.

I could debug a system easier
than carry a conversation.

Guess I was never much
of a people person.

I'd say you're doing just fine
for now.

But I do know what you mean.

Sometimes people
can be rather complicated.

A computer only does
what you've programmed it to do.

Exactly.

At least
that's what I used to think.

What's that?

What I spent the last two months
working on.

And probably
why everyone's trying to kill me.

What can you tell me about the work
you were doing for the government?

Started out as a normal job.
Some system they wanted me to test.

They put me up in a motel.

No phone, no TV,
guards around the clock.

They'd drive me to
and from the facility blindfolded.

I mean, I didn't even know
what state I was in.

Seems a bit excessive.
All that secrecy.

Yeah, it almost seemed worth it
once I saw the system.

And it was the most
complicated layout I'd ever seen.

Not to mention, the strongest heap
of hardware

I've ever tried to breach.

I mean,
nothing I threw at it made a dent.

So, you were unable
to find a weakness?

Well, not until I found something
hidden in the BIOS interface.

A backdoor. Took me straight
into the operating system.

- A backdoor.
- I was in.

Managed to get a few bits of code
onto the laptop

before the system woke up
and bit me.

It adapted to my hack.
Locked me out.

The code you pulled
any idea what it was?

It's so advanced it's almost alien.

I've been able to isolate
a few strings of nine-digit numbers

but no clue what they mean.

What happened
after the system locked you out?

I couldn't shake this feeling
that I wasn't testing the system.

I was showing the government
how to break into it.

So I told them I was finished,
thanks for the gig.

Then I felt a needle in my neck.
And I blacked out.

I woke up in the trunk of a car
with a suicide note in my pocket.

Figured they planned
on killing me somewhere

and making it look like
I did it myself.

How did you manage to escape?

Well, the car must have been going
a hundred miles an hour

in the driving rain.

There was an accident. Bad.

I got out of that car

because it was wrapped
around a pole.

Two guys in the front were dead.

I grabbed my bag, took the cash
in their wallets and ran.

Thought I'd be safe calling the SSCI
but we know how that turned out.

That's an incredible story,
Mr. Casey.

It certainly explains
why the CIA is after you.

However, there is the question

of the man you met with
earlier today.

That man went to a great deal
of trouble to meet with you.

We have no idea who he is
or who he works for.

But I think it's safe to say

that the secret work you did
for the government

is no longer secret.

Good evening, Mr. Lambert.

Understand you had difficulty
in acquiring our prize.

CIA acted more aggressively
than we anticipated.

I tried to render Casey
in broad daylight.

- Is he in their custody now?
- Someone pulled him out of there.

Private detail, watching his back.

CIA did, however,
capture one of our operatives.

They're no doubt pressing him now
as to who we are.

I can divert resources
to recover him.

Our people can take care
of themselves.

Right now there's only one man
on the planet of any value

and that's Daniel Casey.

Very well, sir.

Oh, Mr. Lambert.

Fail me again and I'll find someone
more adequate for the task.

- Are we clear on this?
- We are, Mr. Greer. Thank you.

(ELECTRONIC CHATTER)

This is an original edition
of Shannon and Weaver's

Mathematical Theory
of Communication. This is...

I believe the word
you're looking for is rad.

Hey, what are you doing with that?

The fraction of code
that you captured here

is not entirely unfamiliar to me.

I was going to try
to tweak it a bit.

All right,
well, just be careful, okay?

It's the only thing keeping everyone
from killing me. Besides you.

You're right.

In addition to the government
wanting you dead,

there is also
a second interested party,

about whom we know nothing.

I've arranged for a sale
on the Darknet.

- You're gonna give it to them?
- No.

I have a hunch
that the group's concern

lies with the laptop
and not the man carrying it.

If we sell it, they might call off
their pursuit of you

in favor of finding the code.

Takes care of one group of psychos,

- but doesn't really helps with CIA.
- No, it doesn't.

Which is why my partner
is chartering a plane

to fly you safely
out of the country.

Yeah, I won't get too far
without a new identity.

I had a buddy drawing up
some papers for me as a Hail Mary.

Might be wise to avoid
known associates at this time

if you can help it.
And, in this case, you can.

I took the liberty
of creating a new identity myself.

Also a clean phone.

Sounds like
you thought of everything.

So how long have you been running?

I mean, look, it's obvious.
This place, your setup.

And I think you know more
about that code

than you're willing to admit.

I know that anyone that has contact
with this system that you worked on

either ends up dead

or they lose so much
they wish they were.

The truth is, besides Mr. Dillinger,

you're the only person
that's ever been here.

- I have to ask you.
- No, you don't.

Harold, I owe you my life.

However this shakes out,
they catch me.

I won't tell them anything
about you or this place.

(COUGHING)

I hope you enjoyed the warm-up.

Because we're about to run
the triathlon.

First event, this little piggy.

The second one,
I like to call glass jaw.

Word of advice.
Try not to swallow it.

I'll leave the third one up to you.

It'd be helpful to think about

which body part
you could live without.

A word.

OI' ball and chain.
I'll be back.

I recognize that look.

You're about to tell a girl
she can't have any fun.

I'm just waiting for the part

where torturing this guy
helps us find Casey.

I'm just getting started.
Give it time.

Trust me,
the way you're threatening him,

if he was gonna spill,
he'd of done it by now.

Oh, he'll spill.
Whether he talks or not.

(WINDOW BREAKS)

(CAR ALARM SOUNDS)

That's new.

We should've killed him hours ago.

At least he took a shot at us.

We don't even know
what Casey's guilty of.

If I didn't know you any better,

I'd say you were about
to question orders.

No. I'm gonna re-acquire Casey.
And then I'm gonna kill him.

Ready, gentlemen?

Everything all right, Mr. Dillinger?

In a couple of hours
our friend here's

gonna be on a plane to Prague.

- Sencha green.
- Ah, thank you.

I'll need just another hour
to finish Mr. Casey's documents.

Once he's in the air,
I need to fill you in

on some other business
we have to conclude.

Selling Casey's hardware.

- I hadn't told you that yet.
- I know.

Because you're
a very private person, Harold.

You only share things
when it suits you.

Not a very good deal for me.

I'll probably wind up dead
if I keep working for you.

I don't know what's on this puppy
but I know a lot of people want it.

Sol lined up a buyer of my own.

Turns out the Chinese
are more than a little curious

to get their hands
on some secret technology.

Mr. Dillinger, what have you done?

You knew I was a shark
when you hired me.

Don't act surprised
when I smell blood in the water.

Stop, stop.

- There's no plane, is there?
- There is. It's just for me.

You gonna turn me in?

Do I look like I give a damn
about what happens to you?

Why don't you do what you do best?
Run.

(CELL PHONE DIALING)

(RINGING)

- Hello?
- Lester, it's me!

- You all right, kid?
- Yeah! Kind of.

No. Look, turns out I'm gonna need
those papers after all.

I just got it all in order.

Why don't you come by the office?
I'll be here.

I suppose that makes things easier.

You don't have to hurt him.

He's a good man.
He doesn't deserve to die.

A tsunami wipes out a village
in India.

Those are good people
who don't deserve to die.

Your friend is a traitor.

And he's gonna get everything
that's coming to him.

(GASPING)

(GROANING)

- Hello?
- Mr. Casey, are you all right?

Yeah. I'd say you still got
a few glitches in your operation.

Where are you?
I'll come and get you.

No need. Gonna get my papers
from Lester and disappear.

No, it's too dangerous,
please, Mr. Casey.

- I can still get you out.
- You've done more than enough.

I'd be dead if it wasn't for you.

And don't worry.
I won't send you a postcard.

Turn around. Slowly.

- You don't have to do this.
- Sure, I do.

Daniel Casey's
an enemy of the state.

A crime punishable by death.

(ELECTRONIC CHATTER)

- Who were you on the phone with?
- None of your business.

You people have taken enough
from me.

You're not getting anything else.

- Any sign of Casey, John?
- I've got eyes on him.

Good. I'll secure things here.

(DOOR CRASHES IN)

What is it they say
about great minds?

Little slow to the party, fellows.

Keg's tapped.
We have Casey.

Would you consider a stay
of execution?

All I need is a little time alone
with him.

What's your deal with this guy?

I just wanna ask him
a few questions.

When I'm done,

he's official property
of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Everyone gets what they want.

We all walk out of here alive.

Sorry, pal.
For what it's worth,

you were never getting
out of here alive.

(DISTANT GUNSHOTS)

Kara?

I'm fine, John.

Caught a little grief
from the suicide squad

so I had to give it right back.

Killed most of them.
One got away.

Gonna need a few minutes
to sanitize the room.

Oh, no.

What about Casey?
He still sucking air or what?

(GUNSHOTS)

Not anymore.

I'll dump him in the water
and meet you at the car.

We should get you out of here.

I don't understand.

I've looked into the eyes
of traitors before, Casey.

You're not traitor.

You just look like a man
who's trapped.

You're gonna take the next bus
headed to Maine.

When you arrive in Caribou,

a man will be waiting to drive you
into Canada.

If he tells me you didn't show up,
I'm gonna come looking for you.

And when I find you,

I'm gonna be in a very bad mood.
Do you understand me?

You get me out of here,
I promise I disappear. Like a ghost.

Good. One more thing, Casey.

Boss is gonna need proof of death.

Couple of molars should do it.
Care to do the honors?

- We clean?
- We're clean.

Good. We're done here.

Casey didn't have anything else
on him.

Whatever he stole
is still out there.

Not our problem.
Powers that be said we're moving on.

Don't know why, don't care.
We've been reassigned.

- Where?
- Morocco.

Forecast is 70 degrees and sunny.
Smile, John.

We just made the world
a little safer tonight.

Mr. Dillinger, wait!

How the hell did you find me?

Tracked my phone, didn't you?
Course you did.

What the hell do you want, Harold?

You here to stop me
or bury me in case this backfires?

Can't have anything trace
back to you, that it?

- You have to trust me.
- Trust you.

How can I trust you
when you don't trust anyone?

It's like you said.
The code is blood in the water.

But you're not the only shark.

There isn't a government
on this planet

that wouldn't kill to get it
and they have, Mr. Dillinger.

I knew you knew what this was.

It has something to do with how
you get your numbers, doesn't it?

If you wanna fill me in,
now's your chance.

That's what I thought.

Please, it doesn't have
to be this way.

You made it this way.
By keeping me in the dark.

They'll kill you.

Thanks for the job, Harold.
Don't try to follow me.

(RUSTLING BUSHES)

What happened last night?

The man we thought
to be Casey's bodyguard

attempted to sell the laptop
to the Chinese.

Our agent arrived
and neutralized him.

(SILENCED GUNSHOT)

(GUNSHOTS)

Then proceeded
to dispatch several others.

(RAPID GUNFIRE)

(SQUEALING TIRES AND CRASH)

There was, however, a complication.

One buyer got away with the laptop.

So the agent failed.

That's not how she put it
in her debrief.

She said if we'd sent her sooner,
she'd have killed them all.

- She said what?
- To be honest,

her exact words were slightly
more colorful than that.

All things considered,

I think we can expect
great things from her.

Didn't anyone ever tell you

it isn't safe to be in the park
at night?

(GUNSHOTS)

We have a lead
on the location of the laptop.

The buyers were traced back

to a software facility
in Ordos, China.

The thing's more trouble
than it's worth.

The two CIA agents on the Casey job,

the ones that let the laptop
get away in the first place,

send them in
to confirm it's the device.

Then destroy it.
Along with them.

We can't risk these things
getting back to us.

Consider it done, ma'am.

(SHALLOW BREATHING)

Mr. Dillinger, I...

LAMBERT: Casey's dead.

But I've managed to track his laptop
to Ordos, China.

GREER: Glad you could salvage something
from this, Mr. Lambert.

Get a team together.

(LINKING TARGETS)

(TEA KETTLE WHISTLING)

(KNOCKING)

Daniel Casey, I presume?

- How do you know that name?
- We have a mutual friend.

In fact,
that's why I've been sent here.

Cute. You're gonna need that.

Underneath the floorboard
in your bedroom,

you have 50,000 dollars in cash
and a fake passport.

I'm gonna need you to grab it.

- Are we going somewhere?
- You are. Cartagena, Colombia.

You're looking for a man
named Greenfield.

Sadly, I've got other places to be.

- Uh...
- (CAP OPENING, HISSING NOISE)

Look, you're really pretty and all
but this doesn't make any sense.

All you need to understand
is you have a higher calling now

so it's time for you to leave.

Also, I may have attracted
some attention on my way in here.

Men with guns
should be arriving any second.

When I turn that dial,

you're gonna have about two minutes
before this place explodes.

How do you know all this?

Like I said,
we have a mutual friend.

And right now, she needs your help.

(English US - SDH)