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Thank you.

Hey, hold the prodder. Can't you read sign?

Oh, sorry, Mr. Faraday. Didn't recognize you at all.

Glad to see you, big brother.

Same here, Captain.

Hey, I'm sorry I couldn't make it to your graduation.

Ah, no sweat.

How's the colonel?

He's still the colonel.

But he's anxious to see you. I'll get somebody to get you a luggage. Let's go.

Place hasn't changed a bit.

Yeah, well, we want you to feel at home here.

How are you?

Amos, how you been? Feeling great. Nobody told me I was coming home.

You home for good?

Yeah, I guess so. I got tired of trying to pound some knowledge into my thick

skull. I bet the colonel will be glad to see you.

Amos, we're in a hurry.

All right, Jay, what do you want?

What do you want, Cam?

How did I know you'd be here waiting for me?

See you around, big brother.

Hey, Cam.

I'm forgetting the colonel.

Who's the colonel?

Welcome home.

It's my line.

I'd forgotten how pretty you were.

Cam, I... I want to talk to you.

How am I ever glad to see you?

Kim, I gotta tell you something.

Later, baby.

How's it, bro?

Where's Carmen?

I don't know. I think she's in the kitchen.

I'll go look for you.

She went out back.

Forget the beer.

When Cam comes back, tell him I'm waiting out front.

We got a lot of ground to cover.

Two whole years. But you don't understand.

Try me.

The minute he comes back, you're a running time.

All right, gentlemen, I think we're all in sync.

I'll see you at the next session. Regards, home.

Steve? Yeah, Dano. Take a look at this. Just came in on the inter-island troop

sheet from Hilo.

Colonel Faraday's son.

The younger one, the one who was supposed to take over.

Preliminary investigation indicates victim died as a result of beating.

Administered by suspect named Lawrence Edward Kahela.

Captain over there is Larry Monajo.

Ohano. Ohano, that's right. Yeah, I remember him.

Well, he'd like us to give him a little backup.

Why, is he expecting trouble?

Not really, but Faraday's a pretty big fish, and he doesn't want to make any

false moves.

Okay, Dano, you and Chin hop over there. Give them a hand in case they need it.

Right. Dano, have you ever met Colonel Faraday?

Never had the pleasure.

He owns and operates one of the largest cattle ranches in the world, over 200

,000 acres.

It's an empire and he's often been accused of running it like an emperor.

Don't let him intimidate anybody.

Gotcha.

Okay, Pete, let's go.

Amen.

I'll go over the whole thing again.

I've told you everything I know. Then tell it again.

I left something out.

You went to that cheap bar?

Yes, sir. The Puna Tavern.

I tried to get him to come home, sir. It wasn't my idea to stop him. All right,

never mind about that.

Then she walked in?

Yes, sir.

Carmen Cahala.

And then Cam got up and followed her outside.

Something going on between those two before Cam went away to school?

Yes, sir.

Off and on, you know? All right, go ahead.

Well, when I did go out...

I saw Carmen and Kahala running off.

And Cam was lying in the mud.

So, Colonel, I can go over this 20 more times. I'm not going to be able to tell

you anymore.

Kahala killed him.

Now, he was dead when you got to him?

Yes, sir.

I mean, he didn't answer, and I didn't see any breathings.

And then you went back to the bar, and you got the bartender to call the

police. Yes, sir.

Believe me, it only adds up one way. Kahala killed him.

Waimea Police, Sergeant Chong speaking.

This is Colonel Faraday. Put the captain on.

Yes, sir.

Captain?

Thanks.

Captain Ohano, Hawaii Colonel.

Permit me to extend my personal condolences.

I'm not calling for your condolences, Captain. You have a man down there named

Kahala? Yes, sir.

What are you going to do with him?

There will be a preliminary hearing before Judge Hing tomorrow.

If you want my guess, Kahala will be charged with manslaughter.

A manslaughter?

That man killed my boy.

Deliberately, intentionally.

That's something for the course of the site, sir.

Captain Ohano, I don't give a damn what the court says. My son was murdered, and

I expect that man down there to pay for it.

Something for the courts to decide.

You're going to have to take over now, Jay.

I was counting on Cam.

Yes, sir, I know.

Now he's gone, you're going to have to take his place.

Yes, sir, I understand.

I'm ready for it.

Then you're going to have to start to do some thinking, like you've never done

before.

It's not going to be enough that you know how to rope a cow. Not anymore.

You're going to have to have brains, education.

Two of the things that you've had no respect for.

Yes, sir, I know.

Ready all that Preparation

Really going to miss him

Courts decide

damn well better decide it was murder

Yeah. Hey, Dono, how's it going?

I talked to Kahala and his wife.

She's not much help.

But Kahala claims that Cam Faraday was alive when he took off.

What does the coroner say?

Oh, chin cover that. Hold on. He wants the coroner's report.

There's no medical examiner here, Steve.

The autopsy was performed at a local hospital.

Cause of death, cerebral hemorrhage.

Caused by a blow on the back of the head received when the victim fell on a steel

rim wheel at the scene of the fight.

You better send Che at the lab a copy of that report just to be on the safe side.

Autopsy report, X-ray, police photos, the whole works. He'll be in the mail as

soon as we hang up.

And Chin, you and Dano better stick around till after the preliminary

hearing. Well, that should be cut and dried.

Well, I'll see you here sometime tomorrow, then.

Right.

I guess it was all my fault.

I mean, I... I let Cam sort of... Well, I mean...

I went across the way with him.

I guess I didn't know how to tell him I was married.

Go on, Mrs. Cahilla.

Well, then Larry came out and saw us, and he and

Cam, well, they fought.

The last time I saw him, he was on his hands and knees.

I stopped hearing him because my hand hurt and felt like something was busted.

We ran away.

He was alive.

When I got to camp, he was lying on his back.

And he wasn't moving.

No way.

It is the opinion of this court that sufficient grounds for trial have been

established.

Lawrence Edward Cahilla.

The court finds a criminal offense has been committed, and there is probable

cause that the defendant has committed that offense.

The defendant will be held to answer in the circuit court on a charge of

manslaughter. in the death of Kenneth Andrew Faraday.

Talk about a government of laws, not of men. What's a law when they turn a

murderer free, put him in prison for a year or two at best, so he can kill

again whenever he's so moved?

Never used to be that way.

Well, it's all changed, Pete.

And not for the better.

Say, Masuka, are you prepared to post bond?

Yes, I am, Your Honor.

All right, if you'll see the court clerk.

The defendant will be released on bail pending a date set for trial in circuit

court.

What do you want?

Kahila, there's somebody that wants to talk to you. A friend.

He's in the truck.

Who?

He saw the fight. He wants to help you. He's on your side.

Who is it?

Give me Kahila for four minutes.

All right.

Thanks for coming, Steve.

Anything we can do anytime, you know that.

Tano?

Ken?

Bring me up to date, Tano.

Since I last spoke to you, we checked out where he works and all his friends

we could find. No one had seen or heard anything from him.

Noting his wife.

We also checked out the airports and the boat harbors.

Pretty sure he wasn't taken off the island.

What about his callers? Still no idea who they were?

Nobody saw them arrive or leave.

Kahala's wife was in the kitchen when he came to the door.

There's not much question, Steve.

Kahila was kidnapped, and Faraday's the only one with a reason to do it.

Bet you haven't spoken to him.

Well, we thought we'd better wait for you.

What do you think, Larry?

You must know Faraday pretty well.

Steve, Colonel Faraday is perfectly capable of kidnapping a man in order to

administer what he considers justice.

Okay, where do we find the colonel?

Somewhere on his ranch.

Let's go.

Steve.

McGarrett, Hawaii Five-0. We're here to see Colonel Faraday.

Didn't you see that sign?

No visitors.

I tell you what, why don't you come back next Thursday?

We run tours through the ranch every other Thursday. I'll be glad to show you

around then.

Who are you, sonny?

Jay Faraday.

Will you tell your father that he'll see us now, or we'll be back in two hours

with a search warrant?

Ranch house?

Uh, gate one calling ranch house. Gate one calling ranch house.

Sir, it's 5-0, McGarrett.

McGarrett? Yes, sir.

No, sir, he says he wants to see you.

Yes,

sir.

Just McGarrett.

Colonel's at the stallion barn.

You can only get there by riding a horse. Or you can walk.

Walking's about five miles on that road.

Riding's maybe three.

I'll ride.

Hey, Frank, hop up.

Want some help?

No, thanks.

Let's go.

In a minute, McGarrett.

He's got good hindquarters.

What do you think, Pete?

The back's a little long.

Well, hell, we're not trying to breed blooded Arabians. Just want horse flesh

that'll last, that's all.

Yes, sir.

Good chest.

I'd say he's got staying power.

We'll use him first to service Arabella. All right, sir. Okay, take him out.

I'm a busy man, McGarrett. I've got five minutes to state your business.

Well, it won't take that long, Colonel.

What do you know about the disappearance of Lawrence Edward Kahala?

Lawrence Ed... He's the one that did it in camp.

Him, huh?

But disappeared?

Yeah, yeah. He, uh... He had some callers.

What's that got to do with me?

Let's stop playing games, Colonel.

Your feelings toward Kahela are well known.

I don't play games, McGarrett.

And by what authority do you come on my land and ask me anything?

In case it missed your notice, your land is still part of the sovereign state of

Hawaii, whether you like it or not.

In case it missed your notice, McGarrett, my land was here a long time

before the state of Hawaii.

It was a royal grant from King Kamehameha, dating back to 1810.

Thanks for the history lesson, Colonel, but my question is still unanswered.

Do you know the whereabouts of Lawrence Edward Kahala?

If you think that this, uh, Kahala is somewhere here in my land, then you have

my permission to search it after you get a warrant.

Right now, you're here on sufferance, and your five minutes are up.

You're a rich and powerful man, Colonel, but no one.

No one is rich or powerful enough to take the law into his own hands.

Now, if you're holding Cahal a prisoner, I would strongly suggest

that you release him immediately or suffer the consequences.

All right, Kahala, let's hear it.

I told you everything.

You told me nothing but lies. I want to hear the truth spoken.

Now, you killed him and you meant to do it, didn't you?

He was dead before you left him. He was alive when I left him, and that's the

truth.

That's not what he says.

We're going to hold our own preliminary hearing right here. You, me, Pete, and

Jay.

Out there, in the open, under the eyes of God, where nobody can hide, and I

want to hear the truth spoken.

Then we're going to decide what to do with you.

Let's get back to town. No luck?

No luck. What do we do now?

See you, Judge.

There it is.

Signed by Judge Hing.

You're not going to ask me to serve this, are you, Steve?

No, I think I'll give myself that pleasure.

But I could use several of your cars and officers.

I can give you two cars and six men. That's half my force.

Good. Have them ready first thing in the morning. You got him.

Go on, finish.

Well, then he and the girl just turned away and took off.

And then?

And then I went over to Cam, and like I said, he was lying on his back.

Kind of spreading, you know. When I spoke to him, he didn't say anything.

And he wasn't moving, so then I went to get help.

You got anything to say?

What did I do any good?

Cahal, I pronounce you guilty of murder.

In the first degree.

You can't do this.

You're not the law.

Maybe not.

But I've got a duty higher than the law.

I've got a duty to myself and to my son.

Feed him.

And bring him a Bible.

You use it, you're gonna need it.

How many knocker hell is here?

Just the three of us, Lee and Frank.

All right, let's keep it that way.

What are you gonna do, sir?

I'm gonna hang him.

Yes?

Sergeant Sean, Colonel.

McGarrett's got a search warrant.

He's coming back.

When?

Tomorrow, early.

I just thought you'd like to know.

You did the right thing, Sergeant.

Thank you, sir.

Looks like the welcome mat is out. Yeah.

Almost as if they were expecting us.

Let's go.

Captain, you and your men cover the grounds. We'll check the main house. And

remember, we're here on a court order, so keep cool and don't be provoked.

Right.

Let's go.

We'll beard the lion.

Hawaii 5-0, state police.

Come in. I'll see if I can find him.

I've got a pad.

The original...

Isaiah Jeremiah Faraday.

1769, 1847.

Tough-looking customer.

The eyes look right through you. Yeah.

The eyes of a fanatic, some people say.

Which I don't agree with, unless fanaticism is believing in yourself and

your God.

Another history lesson, Colonel?

Men make history, McGarrett. The original Isaiah Faraday was a man.

Now, what can I do for you?

My colleagues, Williams and Kelly, we have a court order authorizing us to

search these premises and grounds for a missing person, one Lawrence Kahala.

I can't say I'm surprised.

You could make it a lot easier on yourself, Colonel, by producing Kahala

voluntarily. Well, I'm afraid that's impossible.

But be my guests.

You're welcome to search the premises and the grounds. Go ahead.

All right, gentlemen.

Peg LeGrand, although I'm beginning to suspect you're a trifle late.

Why do you persist in this notion that I'm harboring a criminal?

Among other reasons, you never denied it.

Indeed.

I've noticed that whenever we discuss the subject, Colonel, you are most

careful never to say anything that could later be branded a lie.

A tribute to your upbringing.

I suspect the original Isaiah Faraday would approve of the way you uphold the

family tradition.

I would like to think so.

But just remember, Colonel, that your illustrious ancestor lived when there

were no laws in these islands except that of each man for himself.

And while it is true that men make history, it's also true that civilized

men make laws.

And the best history is made by men who respect the law.

Steve? Yeah?

We found nothing.

Did you check all the outbuildings? Including the dog kennel.

Well, surely, McGarrett, you're not going to confine your search just to the

ranch house area. There's over 200,000 acres out there.

100,000 places for a man to hide. There's ravines out there and caves,

rainforest.

We even have a couple of lava tubes.

I'd hate to see you give up so easily. It'd be kind of disappointing to me.

Your disappointment will be short-lived, Colonel.

I promise.

Let's go, gentlemen.

Ranch House calling Maka Pasture.

Ranch House calling Maka Pasture.

Move the stock.

Okay, Ranch House, got the message.

Coaster's clear. Let's go.

Mahalo for calling the Nani Loa Servant.

Aloha, Nani Loa Servant. May I help you?

Do you have any messages for McGarrett?

Yes, sir. Your reservation is confirmed for October 2nd through October 1st. Mr.

McGarrett, could I see you for a moment? I'm Larry Cahilla's wife.

All right. Step over here, please.

Mr. McGarrett, I've been thinking about Larry and Cam and I, what happened the

night they fought.

Before this, it was hard for me to remember things. I was so nervous and

upset, especially at the hearing.

But it's different now. I've had time.

Yes. Go on.

I remember one thing very clearly.

Cam had to be alive when we left him because he was on his hands and knees,

just like Larry said.

Are you quite sure of this?

Quite sure.

Of course you realize, Mrs. Kahala, that it doesn't mean your husband was not

responsible for Cam's death. Cam could have been alive when you both left him

and dead a few minutes later as a result of the beating.

I know that, but at least it shows that Larry was telling the truth and he

didn't mean to kill Cam if he did.

Have you any idea of what's happened to him?

No, not yet, but we'll find out.

Steve? Yeah, look what we found.

Hi,

Jay. Steve, I found something on the Faraday case. I thought I'd better

report it to you personally.

Yeah. Chin, will you see Mrs. Kahala out, please?

Thank you, Mr. McGarrett.

Thank you.

Let's get back in the corner.

What have you got, Jay?

This is a material Chin Ho mailed to me.

The autopsy report.

Police report.

Photographs and x-rays of the victim.

Photograph of the instrument which presumably caused the death.

Here it is.

Steel rim wheel.

Was found at the fight scene.

The one the dead man hit his head on.

Right. Causing this crescent-shaped wound in the head.

One the autopsy report presumes to have killed him.

Presumes?

Are you saying it didn't kill him?

Well, the victim hit his head on the steel rim all right, but not hard enough

to be a fatal blow.

How can you be sure?

The nature of the wound.

The wound made by the steel rim was not severe enough to cause a fatal

hemorrhage.

Take a look at this.

Another wound.

Deeper. And one that doesn't conform in shape to the steel rim.

There's a fatal blow, gentlemen.

And it couldn't have come from a fall.

Meaning it was inflicted?

Had to be to cause that deeper wound.

Then it's murder one, not manslaughter.

That's what you're saying.

Well, I'm saying that someone hit the victim on the head with a heavy object,

possibly a rock.

And that was the blow that caused death, not the fall on a steel rim.

That still doesn't let Cahal off the hook.

He could have, on the spur of the moment, decided to finish his job.

His wife could have been in it with him.

Well, I can't tell you who struck the blow, only that there was one.

Che, if your theory is right, there should have been, or maybe still is,

another object at the scene with blood, maybe even fingerprints on it.

Venom, get Chin and Captain Ohana and his men. Let's take another look at that

fight scene.

This is the path Camp Faraday took when he left the bar.

The fight took place in this area.

All right, gentlemen.

We're looking for a murder weapon, a rock or a piece of metal.

About like this?

Close enough.

All right, let's say that I'm the murderer, that I've just bashed in Cam

Faraday's head, but I don't want it to look like a murder. I want it to look

like the result of a fight. But I don't have too much time, so...

I get rid of it.

Now, let's take that as a radius, give or take a few feet, and draw a circle.

Start looking.

Okay.

About covered most of it.

Not quite, Darrell. Let's stick with it a little while longer.

Steve, the captain's found it.

You sure, Chang? I'd bet on it, Steve.

Yeah.

What about fingerprints?

There's a good chance we can lift some.

Rock's smooth enough.

I'll have to take it to the lab.

All right, get to work on it. Let me know the minute you find anything.

Something out of the past that's no longer useful or has any value.

Well, maybe they're right, but I don't intend to change.

You see that every gate has a guard on it tonight.

See that they're double-locked.

We'll do what we have to do in the morning at first light.

Kukua. Ben, I've got a butte.

Just what Steve's looking for.

Waimea Police Captain Ohano.

Right here. This Honolulu for you.

McGarrett. Che got it clear and latent, Steve.

I've sent it to NCIC.

Should hear back any minute.

Okay, Ben. Time is getting short. We'll head for the Faraday Ranch. Call me as

soon as you find out.

Chin, alert the airport.

Tell them to warm up that chopper. Let's go.

Where are you taking me? On your feet.

I want to know where you're taking me.

You can't do this.

Bar 12.

It's for you.

I got it.

Yeah, Ben.

You sure?

Okay, good work. Thank you.

The prince that Che lifted off that rock belonged to the colonel's oldest son.

Jay Faraday.

Jay Faraday. Let's go.

You ain't gonna go through with this.

Colonel, I didn't kill him.

You can't hang a man for something he didn't mean to do.

Colonel, you gotta listen.

I never meant to kill him, don't you understand?

I never meant to.

He made a fool out of me. I just wanted him to pay.

I'm not interested in your motives, just your actions.

You murdered my son.

If any man walketh in the day...

He stumbleth not because he seeth the light of this world.

Jesus said, I am the resurrection and the life.

If you do this, you're the murderer, not me.

He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.

Put the noose around.

Leone! Put the nose around him.

Hang him!

Hang him!

Hold

it.

Hold it.

There'll be no hanging here.

You proud of yourself, McGarrett?

Maybe the skin of a murderer?

You're wrong again, Colonel.

If it's anybody's skin I'm saving, it's yours.

Kahala didn't kill your son. But we know who did.

Somebody watched the fight.

After Kahala ran away, he picked up a rock and bashed your son Scully.

Tell him about it, Jay.

We found the rock.

The murder weapon, late yesterday afternoon.

With Cam's blood on it.

And the fingerprints of the murderer.

You're under arrest, Jay.

For the murder of your brother, Cam.

Book him, Dano. Murder one.

Hold it!

Stay where you are.

Put that rifle down.

Put it down!

Leave it be.

I'll do it.

So you killed him, huh?

You stand beside the grape with me, you pray for him, and you grieve with me for

him. But you killed him?

I loved him and you hated him?

Give me that rifle.

No. Stay away from me.

Give me that rifle.

I'm your son, too.

Help me.

Help you?

Yes, I can do that.

So that we can both face our God unashamed.

Because that's all you've left for us.

Colonel, no!

All right, damn it.

Shoot me, Papa. Go ahead.

I wish you'd done it years ago.

Colonel.

That's cold-blooded murder.

Give me that rifle.

Give me the rifle.

Let the law take it from here, Colonel.

Book him too, Donald.

Kidnapping.