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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: Eߣ�B��B��B�B�B��matroskaB��B��S�g}M�t�M��S��I�fS��M��S��T�kS���M��S��S�kS����M��S��T�gS��=�O�I�f@�*ױ�B@M��libebml v1.4.5 + libmatroska v1.7.1WA�mkvmerge v98.0 ('Chonks') 64-bitD��AC}�Da� .�~� {��PSArips.com | Magnum.P.I.2018.S05E07.720p.WEBRip.2CH.x265.HEVC-PSAs������Mfm+Z,�i͉T�k���ׁsňb��2J@������S_TEXT/UTF8"���en�DC�u�� C�����♪�������� [ Suspenseful music plays ]�� nC�u��!㠖���[ Rustling ]�� D����� \[ Glass shattering ]�� PC�u��:������♪��/zC�u��j9�����[ Rifle cocks ]��[������Drop those bags and get out of my house.�� �C�u�炀�����♪���C�u�炗�����[ Gunshot ]�������� ♪��R�C�u���ؠ����♪ Ooh-ooh ♪���������♪ This is a brand-new world ♪���C�u��W�����♪ This is a brand-new world ♪��>�����V♪ Check out our brand-new world ♪���C�u@��)������You know, you really don't have to leave, Rick.�� Ҡ���� �No. No, no, no, no.���������No. You and Thomas are together now.���C�u��B�����I don't want to be around to cramp your style.�� y����� �Besides, this is good for everyone.�� [C�u��W�����I mean, you guys get free rein of the guest house���������to explore your relationship.�� &C�u@��j������And I get my own space.�������And Suzy gets somebody to rent out her dad's old boat.�� Ҡ�����Everybody wins. Alright, just promise me��C�u@��� �����this isn't the end of Pancake Sundays.���������I promise. Although, I got to say, I'm not gonna miss.�� 1�����!Spaghetti Western Wednesdays.��C�u@���x�����[ Chuckling ] Right.��C�����[What's a Spaghetti Western?��Š���� 8Oh, it's a subgenre of American Western movies�� �C�u���w�����made in Europe in the '60s.�����And for some reason, Magnum is a huge fan.���C�u@���{�����Speaking of TM, where is he?���������Oh, we had two clients today,�������� sso we decided to divide and conquer.��������Alright, we got to get out of here.��=C�u@���i�����[ Cellphone beeping ] Yeah. Everybody grab something.��f�ȡ~Uh, sorry, guys. You're gonna have to handle this without me.�� ������My client's here.���C�u��������Oh, come on, Higgy. We need those guns.�� J����� bMr. Urima, Ms. Urima, tell me how I can help you.��hC�u@�� ꠪���Five nights ago, we were robbed.���������Two men broke into our house while we were asleep.��a�����EOh, that's... that's awful.���C�u��$㠤���Were either of you harmed?�������� No.��Š¡�� �Um, actually, my... my dad shot and killed one of them.�� �C�u@��:������Bastards. Dad.��=�����UI didn't want to.�������� The guy left me no choice.���������The other one at least had the good sense to run.�� VC�u@��W�ġ��Did the surviving thief manage to get away with anything?�� ������ �A few items, yes.��������iThe most important of which was a necklace��C�u��p|�����that belonged to my mom.��H�����`It's a family heirloom.��$����� �It's worth almost $200,000.��cC�u���������I see.��H�����`And has HPD managed to identify the thief?�� 2������No. That's why we're here.���C�u���D�����We were hoping you might have better luck.���������Please.��Ѡ���� �You have to find that necklace.�� �C�u@���������It's all I have left of my late wife.�� ��ʡā �Also, it was the only thing of value I had to pass on to Kerry.���C�u��ԅ�����Honestly, I'm just grateful we're both okay.��٠�����I'm actually more concerned about my dad's safety�� C�u@��򩠜���than the necklace.��Š�����Uh, I mean, the thief who got away is still out there,�� ,�����!and my dad killed his partner.���C�u@��������What if he comes back for revenge?��=�á��UI keep telling her, I probably scared the son of a bitch�� z������too much to come back.��C�u��!������Well, I can understand her fear.�� &�ȡ >I promise you I'll do everything that I can to help you both.�� �C�u��9������Thank you.��ޠ�����[ Indistinct conversations ]�� �C�u��PW�����Verna.��䠜����Hi. Thomas Magnum.�� �����!Hello. Welcome to Hawaii.��C�u@��f������Thank you.��N�����fThank you for agreeing to meet with me.��C����� �Of course.��T�����-Do you mind if we walk?��lC�u��{Z�����No, not at all. It's a lovely day.�� ������ �So, what can I do for you?�� VC�u���}�����I'm trying to find my son, who lives here now.�������,I haven't seen him in a long time.���C�u���������Not since he was a little boy...���������36 years.�� ������cI know how that must sound.���C�u@��������Uh, do you mind if I ask what happened?��ߠȡ�I've been struggling with mental illness for much of my life,�� C�u��ޒ�����and it got harder when I became a mother.���������Staying with my son and his father...�� nC�u���������It just wouldn't have been fair to them.�������6So I made the difficult decision to leave.���C�u@�� ��ɡÁTo this day, I don't know if it was the right decision or not.�� ͠���� �But I do know that I want a chance to be���������in my son's life again.�� �C�u��+y�����Well, I-I can do my best to find him,�� D����� \but assuming I can, it's gonna be totally up to him�� �C�u@��B��š��whether or not he wants any kind of relationship with you.�� z����� �Oh, I understand.��w�����!Well, why don't we start off��sC�u@��XG�����by you telling me everything you know about him,�� ؠ���� �beginning with his name?��Š�����Well, Mr. Magnum, that's why I'm coming to you.��WC�u��y������You already know my son.�� 1����� IHis name is Theodore Calvin.�� �����i♪��QC�u@���;�����I apologize for deceiving you.�� 2����� JI just thought it would be better to do this�� �����iwith somebody he knew.��8C�u@���������So, what led you to me?��f�����~I saw you at that news conference y'all gave��7������after the big escape.���C�u@��㓠����I wanted to reach out then,��x������but I wasn't feeling as good as I am now.�� ������Well, I mean, still, 36 years without seeing your son.���C�u�� �����I don't think I have to tell you how...��㠣����How that has affected TC.��?C�u@��]�����It took me a long time to admit that I needed help.�� y����� �Where I come from, mental illness isn't talked about.�� C�u@��1 �����And even after I started getting treatment,�������,it took years for me to find the right combination���������of meds and therapy.���C�u@��I������And I'm just now beginning to feel like��a�����yI'm not living in a prison of my own mind.�� ؠ����iWell, I have no doubt that TC will be happy��aC�u@��d������that things are going well.�� 񠡡�� But I got to be honest.���������I-I-I can't promise that he's gonna want to see you.�� �C�u���2�����I-I understand.�� J����� bI have no expectations, but I have to try.��-C�u���٠����So, can you put together a meeting for me and my son?��zC�u@��������I can hardly believe it. What did you tell her?��䠷����Well, I said I'd talk to TC and let him know��7�¡��Kshe wants to see him and then tell her where he stands.�� yC�u@���ꠥ���That's all I really can do.��r������I really can't imagine this is gonna be easy for TC.�� �������Yeah, these things never are.���C�u@��򄠲���I'm heading over to Island Hoppers now.��I�����aI'll, uh, catch up with you afterwards.������� �Okay.��Ѡ����u- Bye. - Bye.���C�u�������I couldn't find the insurance photos,�� ؠ���� �but here's a picture of my mom wearing the necklace.�� �C�u��Ϡ����Wow, it's beautiful.��Ơ�����I can see why she loved it.�������� �When did she pass?��=C�u@��4Ԡ����Six years ago.��r������Since then, my dad hasn't really been the same.�� [������Then, a few years back, he was diagnosed with lymphoma�� [C�u@��MD�����and has required daily care ever since.�� ����� Oh, I see.���������Can you show me where the thieves broke in?�� �C�u��i񠙡��Yeah. This way.��נ����&The police think they were only in here a few minutes.�� �C�u@���������They're not really sure�������� since my dad and I were both asleep.�������� �Right. And the necklace was kept in here?���C�u��������No. It was in an old wooden bureau off the den.��>�����VThey found it very quickly.���C�u��������Well, they still made a mess in here.�� U����� m[ Chuckles ]���������[ Vehicle approaching ]��C�u��Ł�����My brother's here.��r������He promised to bring someone by to fix the window.�� �C�u@���h�����[ Vehicle door closes ]��x������Does your brother visit often? No.�� [�����He's usually too busy with work to help out with Dad,�� C�u@���������which is one of the reasons I had to give up my job��䠜����in order to do it.��N����� bSince then, my life has been consumed�� �C�u�������with taking care of him.�������7That can't be easy.��N����� �It's not, but Dad needed me.�� IC�u��#������Mm-hmm. I just couldn't be one of those people���������who put their parent in a home.�� JC�u��9.�����Mm.��l������Well, I think it's very admirable,����� �what you're doing, Kerry. Mm.���C�u��Ma�����[ Door opens ]������� DBrent, this is Juliet Higgins,�� C�u@��b<�����the private investigator Dad hired.��ꠟ���Oh. Nice to meet you.������� 8Mm. Thanks for helping us out.�����?No, of course. I'm just...��C�u@��z������I'm sorry about what's happened to your family.���������Me too.��Ơ���� �You know, I've, uh, tried for years to get my dad�� �C�u@���(�����and sister to move in with me...��x������Or at least to a safer area.�������� hMaybe after this, they'll finally do it.�� �C�u@���z�á��Do I have to remind you it's Dad who wants to stay here?�� ������ �[ Scoffs ] I mean, he's told us a dozen times�� ������this is where the memories are. Man: Boss?��CC�u@��������It's, uh, right back there. Thanks.��䠏����Okay.��Š���� �Have you, uh, contacted the insurance company���C�u@��Ֆ�����- about the necklace yet? - Yeah.��<�����TI submitted the paperwork and left a message.�� �����nThat's it?��IC�u@���e�����You have to keep calling till you get someone.��l������Come on, Kerry. You're supposed��x����� to be taking care of this stuff.��Ѡ�����Maybe you haven't noticed.��xC�u���򠪡��I'm a little busy with Dad here.�� ������ �Um, Brent, your father mentioned that���C�u@�������on the night of the robbery,���������you took a video of the aftermath.�������� bI was wondering if I might take a look at it.���C�u��'������Sure.���������♪��#mC�u��P렕���What is it?�������1Nothing.��C�u@��e�����So, what can you tell me about our dead thief?�� U����� mName's Alo Kawiki.��頠���nRecord of petty crime,���C�u@��{������but no prior history of violence until now.���������No known associates. No family on the island either.��������oJust a girlfriend in Waipahu.���C�u@���������Hmm. Childs: Juliet.���������To what do we owe this pleasure?��H����� Afternoon, Detective. I'm just working a case.�� ,C�u��������Nice. [ Breathes sharply ]���������Ooh! What's this?���C�u@��Ơ����Oh.�������� The Urima robbery? Heard about that one.�� �������Sounds like the owner's a tough old goat.���C�u���q�����Yeah. Good luck.�� 1����� IThanks.��C������Listen, there's just...���C�u@��������There's something about this case that doesn't track.���������What's that?��r����� 3So, the thieves rummaged around in the office,���C�u@���P�����but everything that was on the floor��ޠ�����had shards of glass on top of it,��g�����uwhich tells me that... They broke the window���C�u@�� ̠����after they were already in the house.�������1Precisely. I think they were trying to hide the fact������� \that this was an inside job.����á��I think somebody with access helped the burglars get in.��hC�u@�� 4\�����That's good work. Mm...���������And, apparently, the detectives working the case��������Vcame to the same conclusion. Mm.��CC�u@�� I �ơ��But we're not sharing that theory with the family just yet.��7�����OOkay. In the meantime,������� �is HPD making a list of any regular visitors,��=C�u�� ]砜���anyone with a key?��Ơ�����Yeah, but that appears to be a long list...�� U�����KNurses, caretakers.��xC�u@�� r ����A couple of them had records,��ˠ�����but so far, everyone's alibied out.�������� �Right. I take it no one had any connection�� C�u@�� �������to our dead thief, Alo Kawiki?���������None that we've found yet.��Š���� �Right.��N������Well, has HPD questioned his girlfriend?��C�u@�� �Š����Yeah. But she swore she knew nothing�������1about his criminal activities.��Š���� Well, maybe she'll be more forthcoming with someone�� VC�u�� �A�����without a badge.�� �����%Thank you. Yeah.��m������♪���C�u@�� �Š����I smell a favor coming on.���������What? Am I that predictable?�� �������You know what? Don't answer that.��C�u�� 񃠞���How you doing, Cade?��ˠ�����Hey, Magnum.������� Can I talk to you for a second?�� nC�u�� #�����Keep working on that gearbox.��f�����~Right here.��O����� �Alright.��6C�u�� K�����You got that look, man.���������What's up?������� �Uh, I don't know how to ease into this,�� C�u�� 5J�����so I'm just gonna say it.��������KYour mom's on the island, and she wants to see you.��8C�u@�� T堠���She reached out to me.�������+A-And for what it's worth,�� ,�����oI think she genuinely wants to see you.���C�u@�� mV�ơ��I don't feel like there's a... A hidden agenda or anything.��b�����zSo she sent you here to convince me to talk to her?���C�u�� �Ơ����No, not at all.��r������I-I just told her that I'd deliver the message...�� +������That's it.��C�u�� �𠨡��Well, I don't want to see her.�� ������ �You sure? Yeah.���C�u�� �������Alright.��a�����yThanks for coming by.��䠍���u♪��TC�u�� �a�����♪��C�u�� ~�����Can I help you?��𠖡��Dawn Makali?���C�u�� ( �����I'm a private investigator.��m�ơ���I'm working for the family that Alo and his partner robbed.�� mC�u@�� <�����Listen, I've been over this with the cops already.�� ٠���� �I don't know anything about the robbery, so...��㠗����Please. Uh...���C�u@�� T٠¡��I understand that you don't want to talk to the police.�� ؠ���� �You're trying to protect yourself.��m�����uIt's not about me.���C�u@�� uE�����Of course.��ˠ�����It's about... It's about your child.��m����� hMy baby girl's the only thing that matters anymore.���C�u@�� �������She's all I have left of him.�� P����� hDawn, I-I understand, and I really...��䠱���dI don't want to cause you any trouble.���C�u@� �������Then what do you want?��Š�����To get back my client's property��m����� band to ensure that Alo's partner���C�u�� ������won't seek revenge for his death.���������[ Sighs ]��N����� And from me?�� 2C�u�� �Z�����Just to talk.�������0♪���C�u�� �k�����Thanks.�������1According to Dawn, Alo's partner was this man...��>C�u�� 򠝡��Nixon Haoa, age 37.�� Ӡ���� �He's the owner of that gray 2011 Jeep over there.���C�u@�� ������History of violent crime.�������� He was released from Halawa Prison����� three years ago after serving a five-year sentence.�� �C�u@�� 7y�á��Aside from Dawn, do we have anything that connects Nixon�� ����� to the robbery?��ˠ����No calls or texts between him and Alo.�� �C�u@�� Q7�����And on the night of the robbery,��I�����aNixon's phone actually puts him right here at home.�������� 9So, what's the plan?���������I guess we, uh, follow Nixon around,��CC�u@�� h��š��see if we can find anything that links him to the robbery.���������Right. Only we can't let HPD know how we got onto him.�� PC�u�� |������I promised Dawn I'd keep her out of it.���������[ Door closes ]��yC�u�� �F�����There he is.��Ѡ�����[ Engine starts ]��a����� b♪��C�u�� �֠����[ Engine revving ]�� ����� ♪��>xC�u�� ������So, how are the clients?�������7Well, Gus is a tough old coot.�������c[ Chuckles ]��rC�u@�� m�����Kerry, his daughter...��x������She's pretty remarkable, too.�������� bHow so?��������Well, when Gus' caregivers didn't work out,��7C�u@�� 4Ҡš��she moved home so that she could take care of him herself.�� 령���That's kind of like what you did when your mom��lC�u@�� IY�����was dealing with Alzheimer's, right?�� ����� Uh, yeah, but I did it briefly,�������Kand Kerry's been doing it for four years.��lC�u�� `(�����She's given up everything.���������♪��������[ Tires screech, horn honks ]��3C�u�� �A�����What is he doing?���C�u�� ������I think he made us.�������� �Why are you following me?���������[ Laughs ]���C�u�� �������Buddy, I don't know what you're talking about.���������The hell you don't.���C�u�� �7�����This is your only warning.���������Back off.��Ơ���� �♪���C�u�� ߺ�����[ Air hissing ]���������Really? Come on, man!��N����� That's an $1,100 tire.���C�u@�� �C�ġ��Higgins: You know, personally, when I'm tailing somebody,�� 1����� II prefer to do it from a parallel position.��������I just find it to be far less obvious.���C�u��0�����Yeah, my technique is not the problem.��堷����I think your girl Dawn had a change of heart��C�u��+S�����and tipped this guy off.��Ѡ�����[ Cellphone beeping ]���������Gordie, you have me and Thomas.��C�u��E:�����I got your text about Nixon Haoa.���ơ��I'm guessing you were able to get Alo's girlfriend to talk.���C�u@��Z�����Where we got that information isn't important, Gordon.�� ��ˡŁ I haven't been back a week, and you two are already lying to me.�� �C�u@��q�����Just like old times, right, Gordie?���������[ Sighs ] Look, I can put a BOLO out on Nixon,�� Ҡ�����but without Dawn, we need a reason���C�u@���������to pick him up and hold him��I�����awhile we try to connect him to the robbery.�� ������"Well, h-how about felony vandalism�� OC�u@���%�����and possession of a firearm?��7�����OIs he actually guilty of those things�������� \or are you guys just making up an excuse?���C�u@���Y�����No, no. It's true.�������7He literally just shot out one of our tires.�� �����oYeah, okay. That should work for now.��7C�u@��������Alright, I'll talk to you later. Okay.���������Factoring in this tire, we're gonna be lucky�� Ӡ�����to break even on this case. [ Cellphone chimes ]���C�u@���L�����Wait. Here's something.��Ơ¡���Rick's just sent me a list of four fences on the island�������� �who could potentially move high-end stolen jewelry.�� �C�u@����š��So if we cross-reference their location data with Nixon's,�� ٠���� �maybe I can find out which one he visited.�� sC�u@��#������[ Laptop beeps ] Here we are.��I�����aLooks like Nixon did visit one of those fences��=����� �on Rick's list in the last two days.��������dName's Jamie Lam.��C�u��=3�����Well, I think it's time to pay old Jamie Lam a visit.��C�u��T�����[ Sighs ]�� Ǡȡ �Hey, man, I got that battery to power Suzy's dad's houseboat.��hC�u��oa�����Thanks, pal. You're a lifesaver.�� ������ �No problem.��������Hey...���C�u���0�����I heard about your mom.�� ������ �Yeah.������So you're not gonna see her?�� C�u@��������Nope.�������� Well, I think you should.��a����� �Did I ask for your opinion?��������:No, but I-I just...��C�u@���w�����Look, I already know what you're gonna say...��頭���That I need to hear the woman out,��l����� �give her a chance, get some closure.��C�u���"�����Well, save it, man. Look, I get it.���������And I know you didn't ask for my opinion, but...���C�u@���������I don't think you owe your mother anything.���������You just said I should see her.��I����� 9For you, not her.�� �C�u@��ޠơ��Look, so you can say the things you need to say to her face��ޠ�����instead of stewing about it and letting it eat you up.���C�u��Ѡ����Look, whatever you decide to do, I'm here...��h������To give advice, to listen,�� &C�u��2������to be your punching bag.�� ����� �Whatever you need.��������o♪��%�C�u��i������This is Jamie Lam's place.��m������The shipping company must be a front.���C�u��"�����[ Door rattling ]���������And it's closed.��g����� 3Odd during business hours.��r������Yeah.��<C�u���������Problem?��=�����UYeah, it's a chain key lock.��頯���VKeyway is curved, it's not straight.��lC�u���t�����Can't be picked.��̠�����We'll have to find another way in.��7����� 3There's probably an alarm.��UC�u���(�����What're you doing?��g�ơ��Well, if you put a cellphone camera up to the tinted glass,��C�u@���Ԡ����you can see right through it, kinda like an X-ray.�������0[ Camera shutter clicks ] Huh.�������VWell, Superman, what do you see?�� OC�u��������[ Chuckles ]�������7♪��C�u@��?������[ Camera shutter clicks ]��1����� mI'd say he's been dead about 48 hours.��䠨���iHe's got bruising on his face.���C�u@��X͠����Like he got into an altercation��㠝����before he got shot.�������,You can bag him now.��̠����Any update on Nixon?���C�u��s��š��Uh, none. Since your encounter, his phone's been off-line.�� 련���Found this in the desk drawer.��7C�u@��נ����It's gotta be Lam's.�������7Be nice if we knew his passcode.��0������Katsumoto: Hey, hang on a second.��=C�u���������♪��oC�u���{�����[ Camera shutter clicks ]���������♪��]C�u��͞�����Here we go.�������+Someone texted Lam photos of a necklace��ޠ����!the night of the robbery.���C�u@��㜠����That's gotta be Nixon, right?��x������So what are we thinking?���á�� �Nixon makes a deal with Lam to sell the stolen necklace,�� ������but for some reason, it goes south?��C�u���������Detective, we got the safe open.��㠩����This was the only thing inside.�� DC�u@�������It's around 100 grand.��Ơ�����That's about half the retail value of the necklace.��7�ȡ-That's as much as a fence is gonna give you for stolen goods.�� C�u��+L�����Only Nixon never got the payout.���������Apparently not.�������� bSo why didn't this deal go through?�� C�u��?Ӡ����♪��-]C�u��mH�����Hello, Theo.�� O����� g♪��3C�u���������Look at you.���������You look just like your father.�� O�����!You want to sit?��C�u���G�����Yeah.��B�����Z♪��#mC�u���&�����I guess I should start.���������I know I owe you some explanations.�� �C�u���s�š��But please don't hear them as excuses because they're not.���C�u���l�����For a long time, before you were born,�� n����� �I wasn't well.�� UC�u@��_�����There were times I was so messed up, I scared myself.��3�����KI thought I could get better if I just work harder...���C�u��:������pray longer.���������I thought I could beat it.��������KAnd then you were born.���C�u��Qݠ����My angel.��%����� �Then all of a sudden, life got serious real fast.��C�u��s������God had given me this perfect creation��a�����yand I was terrified of destroying it.�� �C�u��������Before long, I was trapped in a prison�� m����� �of some very dark thoughts.�� C�u���:�š��And no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't see my way out.���C�u���Р����Leaving you�� [����� swas the hardest thing I had ever done.���C�u���砹���But I knew you would be better off without me.��h������And look at you now.�� �C�u���W�����I was right.��ޠ�����Despite all you've been through, you are still a big,���C�u�������beautiful, strong Black man,��]�����uand for that, I'm grateful.�� C�u��'������And I am sorry.����á���I'm so sorry that I wasn't the mother that you deserved.��@C�u��C������But if you can find it in your heart��'�����?to forgive me,�� DC�u��c?�ơ��I swear I'll spend the rest of my life making it up to you.��WC�u��~!�����Pops was different after you left.�� �C�u���Ҡ����Colder, harder.���C�u���㠙���It changed him.��ޠ�����And me.���C�u���N�ȡIt took a long time for me to feel good about anything again.���C�u��������I was afraid if I loved something too much,��C�u���3�����it would go away.�� ������ �Every day you were the first thing�� C�u��������I thought about when I woke up��7�����Oand the last thing before I went to sleep.���C�u��������Then one day...�������'I stopped.�� �C�u��4Ġ����[ Voice breaking ] I let you go...�� ����� 8so I could survive.���C�u��R蠼���I not only learned to live my life without you...��-�����EI learned how to thrive.�� �C�u��n���See, my life is good now, too.�� y����� �And I got good people in it that... that love me.��.C�u���Š����And they would die before they abandoned me.�������♪���C�u���研���[ Crying ]�� P����� hI do forgive you.���C�u���ᠥ���And I'm glad you're better.���������But you gave up your place in my life a long time ago.���C�u���l�����♪��/�C�u@��(�����I've never seen him before.�����Kerry?�������� �No, never.��m�����@Do you think you'll be able to find him�� [C�u@��.۠����and get my wife's necklace back?�� �����%Well, we do think he still has it.��l������And we're doing everything that we can to recover it.�� �C�u��J������Come on, Dad. Let's get you home.�������1Mm, yeah.���C�u@��eo�����We'll be in touch. Thanks.�������� Take care.������� DRick's reaching out to the other fences.��㠳���?Hopefully, one of them will get in touch�� �C�u@���o�����if Nixon approaches them to make a deal.��䠠����Yeah. In the meantime,�������� �we should check out Nixon's place.���C�u@���&�á��Maybe he brought the necklace there after he killed Lam.���ġ��Need I remind you that HPD is still staking out his house�� �����'in case he comes back?��C�u���������Which is why we'll park around the block���������and sneak in through the backyard.��`�����!♪�� �C�u���A�����[ Lock disengages ]�����♪�� �������I'll check in here.��C�u���:�����♪��FtC�u��!Ơ����Nothing in here!�������oWhat is it?���C�u@��D&�����Have a look.��ޠ�����Look likes Nixon was participating���������in the write-a-prisoner program when he was in Halawa.�� zC�u��_\�����Yeah.���������And guess who the pen pal is.���C�u��uZ�����Kerry Urima.��C�����[She said she didn't know Nixon.��7������She lied.��%C�u@���������Katsumoto: You lied about Nixon.��m������Makes me think you enlisted him to rob your house.�� ������I was going to inherit that necklace.�� C�u@���c�����Why... Why... Why would I steal it?��Ơǡ���Maybe you got worried your dad would change his mind?�� 𠻡���Leave the necklace to both you and your brother.��mC�u���Π����That wouldn't have been fair, right?��%�����!Because of Nixon, two people are dead.��C�u@��������Where is he? I don't know.�����I haven't spoken to Nixon in three years.�� ������Why'd you lie about knowing him?��NC�u@�� �����Because I screwed up. I...�� P����� hI must have told him about that necklace��������:back when we were in touch.���C�u@��#�����I didn't want my dad�������� to know that this was all my fault.�� �����-So Nixon hears about the necklace from you,�� [C�u@��:��ġ��waits a few years, and then only now decides to steal it?�� ����� I don't buy it. I'm telling you the truth.�� �����:Are you?���C�u@��R������Because here's a little truth...�������1We've actually known from the start that this robbery�� U������was most likely an inside job.�� C�u��lX�����We also know that someone tipped off Nixon�� ����� �that he was being tailed by private investigators.��]C�u@���d�����You see where I'm going with this?���������Nixon had help.��U�����9I-I need to call my father to check in on him.�� �C�u���������He's fine. Your brother's with him.�� ������ �I know my rights.��l�����KI get a phone call.�� �C�u@��²�����You know, I think she's telling the truth.���������What?�������� aI'm just not convinced��̠����Ethat she was in on this with Nixon.�� �C�u��߲�����Okay, don't take this the wrong way, but...�� U����� mcould it be that you've got a soft spot for her?�� �C�u@���(�����I... [ Door opens ]��`����� sGordon, I think we've made a mistake.��������JUh, I don't believe that Kerry was, in fact,��gC�u@��񠢡��involved in the robbery.��x������You're kidding, right?�������� >I mean, we have a direct line between Kerry and Nixon.�� C�u@��$Ơ����And we have motive.���������Both provided by the two of you, I might add.��B����� Yes, but if you're gonna rob your own house,�������Ethere are far easier ways of doing it.���C�u@��<㠵���She also told Brent that she filed a claim���������with the insurance company. Why would she do that?��l����� 2Why would she invite greater scrutiny?�� �C�u@��UР����They approve the claim, she doubles her payday.�����No, no, no. The risk far outweighs the reward.�� ������I mean, the insurance company is in for $200,000.�� C�u@��t�����They're going to investigate this��ˠ�����far more thoroughly than the police.����� �[ Scoffs ] Agree to disagree. But what's your point?�� C�u@���"�����Would you just talk to the insurance company�������,and see if she did, in fact, make that claim?��ݠ����!If she didn't, we can agree that is suspicious.�� &C�u@���������And, you know, then you'll have one more piece�������of circumstantial evidence to help you make your case.�� �������I don't know, Gordie. Something's not adding up.�� C�u���������I think she's right.��,������Yeah, fine.���C�u���K�����I'll contact them.��H�����`[ Door opens ]��������So, you also think she might be innocent?���C�u@��:�����Well, not exactly.���������Well, then why did you just back me up?��������'Cause I always back you up.��rC�u��������Besides, you're not just my business partner anymore.���C�u��*n�����I do it right?��Š�����Yeah, she's airworthy.�� C�u��A=�����So...��+C�u��UĠ����...uh...��l������what's, uh, going on...�� �C�u��i������you know, with your mom?���C�u��}������Oh, it's...�� ������ �it's complicated.��~C�u���������You know, I barely have any memories of my mom.�� 렧���All I really have are stories���C�u@���g�����that I heard from other people that knew her.�� &�ơ�� >I know from those stories that as much as I wanted a mom...��C�u���͠����hm...��a�����yI was better off without her in my life.��bC�u�����ɡÁYou know, the funny thing is, the person from those stories...��.C�u��?�����...didn't seem like the person I met today.�������'You know,�� JC�u��.Ƞ����sometimes when bad stuff happens,�� ����� 2I think, "What did I do to deserve this?���C�u��M������Like, why me?"�� Ǡ����:And then I think about the good stuff,���C�u��gΠ����all the really good stuff that's happened, and...�� ������ I ask myself the same thing...�� C�u��������"What did I do to deserve this?"��O������And the more I think about it,���C�u@��������I think it's not about deserving anything.�� ̠���� �Life just happens.��s�á��oAnd the more time I spend being mad about the bad stuff,�� C�u���������the more I miss out on the good.��>�����VI walked into La Mariana looking for a way��rC�u��Ȕ�����to make some easy cash, and look what happened.�� n����� �Hm.���C�u��ౠ����The good things in life��%�����=can come from the most unexpected places.�� �������♪���C�u��������[ Sighs ]���������Yeah, I think you'd be surprised.�� &C�u��{�����Just think about it.��f�����~Yeah. Come on out for a few days.������� �Let me show you around.��[C�u��/b�����Okay. Alright, sure.���������Talk later. Bye.��x����� >♪��,cC�u@��g�����Katsumoto: It's fake?��B�����Z100%.��N����� �Yeah, if you look at the prong settings,��������nthey were fabricated by a machine.��gC�u@����ơ��Each setting should have been handmade by a master jewelry,�� ��¡�� �causing each one to have their own unique imperfections�� �C�u@���������in their shape.�� ����� When you're shopping engagement rings,��H������you become an expert on this stuff.��C�u@���G�ǡ��Well, that explains why Nixon's deal with Lam went sideways.�� �ȡ He tried to sell him a fake, and things escalated from there.�� �C�u@���"�����[ Cellphone vibrating ]��=�����UInsurance company.��=������Gordon Katsumoto.��������cEngagement ring, eh?��IC�u@��������So are you planning to propose to someone, Detective?���������I already did... twice.������She turned me down both times.���C�u���g�����Said I'm already married to my job.�� ؠ���� �I'm hoping third times the charm.���C�u�� ������So did Kerry file the claim? No.�� ������ �Oh.��ޠ�����Well, I stand corrected.��C�u@��$l�����Well, not exactly. Kerry couldn't file a claim���������because the policy was canceled three months ago.�� �������Apparently, the insurance company���C�u@��>Р����wanted a new appraisal on the necklace��=�����Ubefore they'd agree to renew the policy.�������{But Kerry never brought it in.��C�u@��S������She let the policy lapse? That's odd.�� ������ �Well, unless there was a reason��C�����"why she didn't want it to be inspected.�� [C�u@��m�����Because she knew it was fake.���������Okay, but she definitely had to have had��f�����Jthe original necklace at some point, right?�� ,C�u���������I mean, it was insured in the first place.�� ������ �Yes, so sometime between getting the initial policy�� �C�u@���+�����and that initial policy lapsing,�������1the real necklace was replaced with a replica.�� ������I think Kerry stole it. The real one.��C�u@��������And then she replaced it with a fake.���������Back up. 20 minutes ago, you were on Team Kerry.��ޠ�����No, no. I still think she's innocent���C�u@��Җ�����of this most recent theft.���������But given this new information,��s����� Dit's making me think that she was responsible����š���for the original necklace disappearing in the first place.�� C�u@���������Okay, if you're right, how would we ever prove that?�� &����� >Well, she had to have gone to somebody��w������to get the fake one made, right?��mC�u@�������There's gotta be only a handful of jewelers��䠻����on the island that can do that level of forgery.�� �����!Right. I'm gonna call Rick.�� �C�u@��-������Okay, I, uh... I stole it.�� ������ �But not because I was bitter.���������My father needed a very expensive medical treatment�� &C�u@��JӠ����to prolong his life.��r������Insurance wouldn't cover it.������� �I begged him to sell the necklace, but he refused.�� C�u@��a%�����Katsumoto: So you did it without his�������+or your brother's knowledge?��=������I lied and said that I appealed��fC�u@��w#�����the insurance company's decision.��a�����yAnd that they agreed to pay for the treatment.��7������I mean, it... it was the only way.��QC�u���T�����I didn't want to lose him.�� ����� Meanwhile, Nixon still thought the real thing�� VC�u@���ܠ����was in your house.��l������But you could've come clean earlier.�� ؠ����tThere's something else you haven't told me,��rC�u���ڠ����isn't there?�� V����� nMy brother also has a relationship with Nixon.��hC�u@���Ƞ����When Nixon got out of prison,���������I got Brent to get him a job off the books.�� �������You think it's possible Brent recruited Nixon�� OC�u���������to steal the necklace?�� ������ �I don't know.�� ������Maybe.���C�u@��������Because if so, you can't be too happy���������with your brother right now.��r�����WWas there any money left after the treatments?�� �C�u@��+Ҡ����I still have about $48,000 hidden around the house.��ڠ�����How'd you sell the necklace in the first place?���C�u��D������I, um...��B�����ZI took it to a guy in Pearl City.�� ������nCharlie Kapono.��C�u@��\5�����Charlie Kapono.���������That was one of the fences on Rick's list.��������{If Nixon saw him after things went sideways with Lam,��8C�u@��{�����he could've told Nixon about the meeting with Kerry.���������Which could send Nixon back to Gus' house��������oto look for that cash.���C�u���|�����Yeah.��x������♪���C�u���ʠ����Hey, partner.�������6[ Door closes ] What are you doing here?�������� �Why haven't you called me back?���C�u@��À�����This crap is fake.�������&Your sister stole the real one six months ago.�� �������Got herself a nice little payout.���C�u���h�����[ Gun cocks ]�� ����� I want whatever's left.��l������♪�� >C�u�� ������[ Sirens wailing ]�� [����� s♪��:C�u@�� +r�����You.��𠽡��Call your sister and find out where that money is.�� �����@And pray she's still got some of it left.�� [C�u�� G%�����What money?��ˠ�����Wh... What's this son of a bitch talking about?�� �������I'll explain later, Dad.���C�u�� \Р¡��Make the call or I'm gonna blow your father's head off.�� y����� �♪�� �C�u@�� v;�����[ Tires screeching ]���������[ Cellphone rings ]������� �Yeah? Just heard from Childs.�������Brent called Kerry asking about the cash��HC�u�� �������she got for the necklace.��x������Which means Nixon's there now.���C�u�� �2�����Hurry up, Brent.��������Let's go!���C�u�� ������You got what you wanted, okay?��=�����UNow go. Not yet.�� [������There's one more thing I want.���C�u@� ܋�����No, no, no, no!�������1Please.�������� �This is between you and me.�� �����Leave my dad out of this.��C�u�� �̠����[ Sirens wailing in distance ]���������♪�� JC�u��! ������Brent!��x������♪��(C�u��!!ʠ����That's Nixon.���������Stay on him. We'll get the house.�������� g♪��+?C�u��!X������Check that room.���������Door left.��������JOfficer: Clear!�� zC�u��!td�����Bedroom clear.���������In here!���������Brent.��������We need paramedics in the house, right now.��>C�u��!�������He's conscious.��l������Officer: Roadblock's in position, Detective.��a������Copy that. Take him down.��=C�u��!� �����Officer: Now!�� �C�u��!�������Go, go! Hands up... now!��h������He made me do it.���C�u@��!����Repeat... Mr. Urima was behind the wheel.�� 1����� IThere's no sign of Nixon.��O����� �He must have used Gus as a diversion.���C�u��!晠����[ Dogs barking in distance ]�� ������ �I got eyes on Nixon. He's on foot.�� UC�u��!�������♪��=TC�u��"<"�����♪ Whoo! ♪��ޠ�����♪��'�C�u��"l٠����♪ Oh, it's a death train dance ♪��>�����V♪ It's a death train ♪���C�u��"�������♪ That's right ♪��=�����U♪�� C�u��"������♪ Oh ♪��㠥����Get the hell outta the car!���������♪���C�u��"�������Out... now!��̠�����♪ I said, "Shut up and dance" ♪�� O�����K♪ And dance ♪�� C�u��"������Let me see your hands.�� ����� Hands!���������♪���C�u��"򛠦���[ Indistinct conversations ]�������'[ Police radio chatter ]���C�u@��# ������♪�������6Turns out Brent has some serious financial problems,�� Ӡ����!which motivated him to enlist Nixon in the robbery.�� [C�u@��#$#�����[ Vehicle approaching, siren chirps ]�� ������ �Thank you, sir. 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