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Oh, God.

JUDGE: It is the judgment of this court

that the defendant, Conrad Harlow,

having been found guilty of the murder of Emily Byrne,

be committed to the custody of the US Bureau of Prisons

for a life sentence without parole.

NEWS ANCHOR: Still the main suspect in two additional murders

and five missing persons cases,

the FBI have only been able to make a case against him

for the murder of FBI agent Emily Byrne.

The serial killer's macabre signature,

removing the eyelids of his victims.

Hey, where is she?

Sir, please.

I want to know where my wife is.

Sir, please.

Where did you put her?

Nick, no! Where did you put her?

Where is she Nick!

Where is my wife?

COXSWAIN: On the starboard, one.

Port side up, two...

Tap it on, tap it on, three...

Breathe! Two.

Breathe! Three.

Stop!

Hey, Tommy.

Cause of death is manual strangulation.

We're running his DNA through the usual databases.

Here, look at this.

Fish bites. Note the texture.

Now, look at the eyelids.

These are clean cuts, not bites.

So the eyelids were cut off?

You're sure?

Unless a new species of fish recently mutated in the Charles,

which I suppose is possible.

What is it?

Conrad Harlow.

Killed that Fed, Emily Byrne, a while back.

Give you one guess what his signature was.

You think the wrong man's in jail?

Or this is a copycat.

You ready?

Not really.

Take your marks, guys.

Come on.

You can do this.

Come on, Flynn!

Keep going!

Yeah!

Hey, how's he doing? He's doing good.

Come on, buddy!

Come on, keep swimming, keep moving, come on, Flynn!

Come on. You made it!

I won!

You won, baby, you did it!

Come on, guys.

Come on...

What

Are you embarrassed? You embarrassed?

Hey, Adam.

Nick, I'm sorry, I was just...

No, no, it's all right.

Come on.

Hey. Come here.

Look at me.

I know she would have loved to be at your race.

At every race. She wanted to make your life safer.

And mine.

We kinda owe her, don't you think?

You're my mom.

Hi, champ.

Hey. Hey.

How's he doing? This is always a tough day.

It never gets easier.

Durand.

HARLOW: Hello, Nick.

Harlow?

I imagine you're in bed with your new wife right now.

How the hell are you calling me?

Nick.

Up and at 'em, Agent Durand.

You have 60 minutes if you push it.

She won't last a second longer.

Who is it?

What are you talking about?

She's alive.

This is your second chance, Nick.

Life doesn't give us second chances too often.

Make the most of it.

Take I-93 north, exit 44A.

Nick.

Follow the service road up north, What is happening?

take a right. What are you doing?

There's a cabin there.

Please! Stop! Just stop!

Nick! Nick!

I'm telling you it was Harlow, he called me at home.

He said it's a cabin, support will meet me at the access road.

DISPATCH: Copy that, Nick. Radford's on his way to question Harlow.

Let's see if he can get anything out of him.

The cabin's 100 meters that way.

Go! Go! Go! Go!

Go.

Cabin is empty, I repeat, the cabin is empty.

DISPATCH: Can you repeat that?

Subject is not in the cabin. I repeat, subject is not in the cabin.

Copy that. Awaiting orders.

Whoa. Move the flashlight! Move!

Help me with these boards. Help me with these boards.

Get those boards off! Get those boards off!

Clear it. Clear it. ...help her.

Get down. Now.

Medic! Medic! We need a medic!

It's her! It's her! Open it up! Open it up!

Send me a ladder. Get a medic.

Where's the water coming from?

Down here.

It won't open.

Open it.

Down with two. Now left with two.

Nick.

Step back! Step back!

Get her legs. Get her legs. Go, go, go!

Turn, turn, turn, turn.

Easy. Easy.

Ma'am, can you hear me? Can you hear me?

Can you squeeze my hand?

Squeeze my hand. You're safe now.

Ma'am, squeeze my hand.

Squeeze my hand if you can hear me.

Fifteen milligram, yeah.

Hold her still.

Emily!

Emily! He's trying to help you! He's trying to help you!

Calm down!

Here we go, here we go.

Easy.

Go... Go.

REPORTER: Mr. Durand, what's it like having Emily back?

Where has she been? How is she?

Has she told you anything? Can you give us any information at all?

Go! Can you give us...

Mr. Durand. Has she said anything? Mr. Durand!

What do we have? Found her under water in a tank.

She's got minor cuts and abrasions and her breathing's shallow.

Blood pressure 140/95, tachycardia 145.

What did you give her? Fifteen milligrams Diazepam.

What is her name? Emily. Emily Byrne.

Wait! You have to wait here!

NEWS ANCHOR: FBI agent Emily Byrne was found alive early this morning.

Declared dead in absentia, Byrne is believed to be a victim of Conrad Harlow,

a suspect in several additional missing person cases,

who's currently serving life for Byrne's murder.

JACK: Nick.

Have you heard anything?

Not much.

I'm kind of in a holding pattern here.

I'm sorry, excuse me, Jack.

I've tried calling you.

ALICE: I know.

I'm sorry,

I just saw it on the news.

I just needed a moment to...

I understand.

How is she?

I don't know.

Her brother's here. We're waiting for the doctor.

How are you?

Fine.

Look, I can't say much right now.

About where she was or...

You don't have to.

Flynn just woke up.

He's picking his clothes for school.

We shouldn't tell him yet.

I wanna be there.

Mom, do we have time for waffles?

Sure, honey.

I have to go.

Okay. Me, too.

I love you.

Okay.

Flynn! Flynn! How do you feel about your mother being alive and back?

Have you had any contact with your mother?

I should have kept looking for her.

No, no. We did everything we could.

You had to do right by Flynn.

And what's he gonna have to deal with now?

How is she?

Hi, I'm Dr. Fletcher.

I'm sorry, this is Jack, Emily's brother.

She's stable.

I know your colleagues will want to speak with her,

but we need to proceed delicately.

Do you have any idea what happened to her?

No, we're still running tests.

She's having intermittent laryngospasm,

a sudden constricting of the throat,

usually in response to drowning.

The second she opens her eyes, gentlemen, you will know.

Right now she needs to rest.

Thank you. Yeah. Thank you.

I need to do something.

I need... I need to go to the office.

Let's start with the tank, what was it for?

Custom made. We're checking regional manufacturers.

The water was from the creek out the back and the lock was on a timer.

CSU found traces of hallucinogens and nutrients in the water.

What about the cabin?

We're tracing ownership. Locals say no one's used it in decades.

And forensics?

No prints, no blood. Nothing. Whoever cleaned it was good.

We don't know if she was in there for six hours or six years.

Had to be in and out of the tank or the skin would start to break down.

Johnson and Briggs are going house to house in the area

to see if anybody saw anyone coming or going.

Vega's flying back from DC.

He'll assist in Emily's debrief and reassimilation.

Crown, comb Harlow's correspondence, every letter, every visitor.

Harlow's going to walk, isn't he?

Harlow called me, at my house.

He told me where to find her.

But Harlow's not admitting he made the call.

We tossed his cell, checked the footage, I even grilled him myself.

We know he's involved. He can't walk.

But he went to jail for murder.

Now he has to be retried for abduction.

Still no ID on the river body?

No hits yet.

The killer cut off a man's eyelids.

Someone out there had Emily in that cabin, it's the same person.

We'll protect Emily.

And we'll catch whoever did it.

Now get to it.

Take Emily's old case files.

Look for anybody who hates her enough to be involved in this.

You okay?

Good. Let's get him.

Emily.

Hold her! Hold her!

Hold her still! Hold her! Grab her hands, Hold her!

Goddamn journalist, how did she get in here?

Get her out of here! Get her out!

Calm down, Emily. Calm down.

Where is she?

Hey, relax, Nick. I heard what she did.

What she did was an instinctive response.

She perceived that journalist as a threat and she acted.

Is she still awake?

Yes. You can see her. Her father's with her already. Come on.

Emily

I can send them away if that's what you want.

Flynn.

Flynn's great.

He looks so much like you.

I'll show you. I strongly suggest...

I think my daughter wants to see her son.

There he is.

How long?

Emily,

you've been gone six years.

Please, let's give them some time alone.

Warren... Sorry.

I had the perfect speech prepared.

Emily...

Is this about the call I'm supposed to have made?

It's quite a mystery.

Who had my wife in that cabin?

I wish I knew.

But I have faith you'll find whoever framed me.

How did you communicate with this person to arrange Emily's release?

Now that she's free, let's talk about my release.

You're trying my patience.

That's the thing about doing time for a crime you didn't commit.

Don't you dare say that.

It builds patience.

I will make sure things happen to you in here,

things even you wouldn't do to a person.

How about making sure you keep her safe this time?

Step away, sir, step away! Step away.

He wore a mask.

That's good.

What else?

I never saw his face.

He's... He's still out there.

You're gonna be fine.

I promise you.

Please... I just want to go home.

You know you don't have to do this, Em.

Maybe it's too much too soon.

No, I need to see Flynn.

Okay.

Well, look, if it gets to be too much then you just let me know

and we'll get outta there. Okay?

Okay.

Okay.

This is it.

I asked you. They're here in 10 minutes. How am I supposed to do...

I'm sorry! I'm sorry. I forgot to fix it, I forgot to fix it.

I'm sorry. It's not like I had a ton of time.

You know what I've been going through. And I'm not going through it?

She just needs to feel welcome. She just needs to be...

I know this.

She's not going to care about the dishwasher.

Why do you think I want everything to be all right for her to arrive?

Hi, come in, come in.

It's this way.

This is Alice.

Is this Riggs?

Yeah.

Hi, puppy.

Hello.

Come here.

Oh, my God.

I'm so sorry, baby. I'm happy to see you.

Oh, my God, look at you.

Look at you, you're so beautiful.

Tall.

Flynn, why don't you show your mother your room?

Okay.

It's just the dishwasher.

You can sit on my bed, if you want.

Yeah.

I'm sorry about downstairs, Flynn.

The last time that I saw you, you were very little.

You hurt my mom.

Your mom

They were fighting. They never fight.

I'm sorry.

Em! Emily, what happened? What's going on?

Hey. I don't even know what I'm doing here.

Hey, it's okay. Nick, please.

I know, I know...

He hates me.

He hates me. No, no, no.

Listen to me.

Listen, listen.

I'm asking you to fight through this.

Flynn deserves to know the real you.

Just go back inside, Nick.

Go back to your wife.

So, this is me.

The kitchen... The kitchen's through there

and the bathroom's back that way where the bedroom...

Hey, give me your bag.

Yeah. Okay.

Do you... Do you need anything? Are you hungry?

Yeah...

I'm selling medical supplies now.

You don't practice anymore?

No. No, I lost my license.

Things kind of got away from me

after everything that happened, but...

Hey, look, it's been...

Two years, two months and 23 days, so...

I'm good, Em. Life's good.

Oh, hey! These came for you.

They were on the doorstep this morning when I got in.

I think they're from your friends at the FBI.

Look, it's late. You must be tired. Let me show you your room.

You're gonna stay in mine. No. No, it's okay.

I'll sleep on the couch.

You sure?

Yeah, I don't want to put you out.

Well, look, I'll get you some sheets and pillows.

EMILY: It's like my mind is working against me.

I can't remember anything except for the mask and...

Harlow's voice.

The tank.

DR. VEGA: The FBI,

they asked me if they can observe the sessions from now on.

Do you have any problems with that?

Perhaps the eye symbolizes something you saw.

Something so traumatic that probably you had to block it.

EMILY: I've been reading about some of these techniques.

There's hypnosis and Pentobarbital. I want to try one.

DR. VEGA: Emily, there are reasons those aren't accepted forms

of Recovered Memory therapy. Results are often unreliable,

even fantasy... I don't care.

I will take any result over nothing.

DR. VEGA: Have you heard of a process called "cognitive interviewing?"

EMILY: I remember the rhythm.

The pump...

DR. VEGA: Stay with the eye. Stay with the eye, Emily.

Stay with your vision, remember the first time you saw it.

I can see a lot of flowers.

Good. That's very good. Keep going. Tell me about the flowers.

Dahlia.

Lily.

Rose.

Poppy.

Senna.

Violet.

Jasmine.

Robert Semerov. Sex trafficker. One of Emily's early cases.

She could never come up with enough evidence to make an arrest.

She made him mad enough to take out a contract on her though.

We've seen her sessions with Vega. Here's the connection,

Robert Semerov had a habit of naming his favorite girls

after flowers.

No known address, but we do have this.

That's Semerov's Benz last night.

Crown, Ericson, find the link between Semerov and Harlow.

The rest of you, find Semerov.

Results came in on the river body.

I found trace amounts of tissue deep under the dead man's right index fingernail.

BPD must have missed it.

That's Semerov's skin under that fingernail. We just need to confirm it.

I already checked, we don't have a sample of his DNA on file.

We'll get one. Try our friends at BPD. Walk with me.

Detective Gibbs?

Thanks.

Take a walk, Feeb. You stole my body from the Charles.

Which is why one of us coming here to ask you a favor is so awkward.

And yet, here I am.

What is it?

I want to know if you have someone's DNA on file.

Robert Semerov. Traffics girls from the Eastern Bloc.

He's not in any system.

I heard of him.

We were hoping you guys had it in an evidence file from an old case.

You think he's the one who took my floater's eyelids?

You're gonna you help me or not?

It's always a one way street with you Feds, huh?

Thanks. I'll owe you one.

EMILY: Riggs! Riggs!

Come on, look at this. Go through.

Look at him. Look at Riggs.

Hello, honey. Come here. What is this

Come here, Riggs. Come here. Hi.

We need your help.

We think there might be a connection

between one of your old cases and your abduction.

Robert Semerov. Could he have been at the cabin?

I remember the case, I don't remember seeing him at the cabin.

Doesn't mean he wasn't there. Just think back, I know it's difficult.

If you don't believe me, Nick, why are you even asking the question?

I'm trying to help you, Emily.

We're in this together. Don't say that.

You're not the one who was taken.

You're the one who was fucking somebody else.

Okay, I'll go.

But I'm telling you Robert Semerov was there.

The girls he trafficked, he gave them all names.

Flowers. I watched you rattle them off to Dr. Vega.

Iris and Dahlia and Lily and...

Em...

Iris, Dahlia, Lily...

You need to put those down. That's evidence.

Yeah, give me forensics.

Emily... Can you think of anything you would have left out of Semerov's case?

Anything that could get us a lead on him?

No.

Hi, yeah, I need an evidence pickup

at Jack Byrne's apartment. Emily's brother's place.

Copy that. I'll text you now.

Hey, you were undercover.

You know his operation. Is there any safe houses he used?

Any aliases that he traveled under? Did he have any contacts?

There was somebody...

Can you get in touch with him?

She'll only talk to me.

I saw the news. How are you?

I'm all right.

I need your help.

You know I owe you.

It's about Semerov.

Please, anything but that. Anyone but him.

He's hurt us both. But we can stop him.

Where can I find him?

You have tried before.

I can get him out of your life for good this time, I promise.

The girls are talking about a shipment. Tomorrow.

Where?

Did you know she was going to pull this?

No.

If you know how to find Semerov,

you have to tell us.

He might be the person who had me, Adam.

I want to be there.

You know you're not ready for this.

I am ready.

We just want to protect you.

Emily!

He approved.

This is a one-time deal, Emily.

Now, what do you have?

Don't move till we see the girls.

NICK: Does anyone have eyes on Semerov?

MAN: Negative. He should be in that car.

They're out.

Go!

FBI!

Don't move!

Don't move! Semerov, out!

Emily! Emily!

Stay there.

Hands where I can see them.

Who are you Out of the vehicle!

I don't know who is Semerov.

Hand on the car. Spread 'em. Come on.

Come on, move.

Come on. Move it.

Come on. Come on.

Yeah I can't hear you.

Yes, but now is not the time.

Who are you

What's your name? Where is Semerov?

I don't know. I don't see him for two years!

Where's Semerov?

Talk! Talk! Emily!

Emily. Emily.

Make him talk! Nick, make him talk! He knows!

Don't look back. Calm down.

Adam. Adam!

That was Whitman.

We got a hit?

The DNA under the nails didn't match Semerov.

The body itself did. What?

The body in the river, it was Semerov.

We've been looking for this guy all over and he was in the morgue the whole time.

Get inside.

What about the killer's DNA under the nails?

Unfortunately, we got a match on that, too.

Unfortunately?

The DNA belongs to Emily.

It's a mistake. Redo it.

Whitman already did. Three times.

What?