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Hold it! Right there! Police!

Please, kiddo, I know what you must be feeling.

Do you?

Those animals gunned my husband down and they're out there with straight guns in

their hands!

Don't torture yourself, please, Laurie.

Don't you realize what you've done? You have killed a policeman!

You murdered him in cold blood!

Get him!

You know what that Irish cop told me? What?

He said when you're certain you're right about something, don't take no for an

answer. Not from anyone.

I'll back you all the way up to the governor's mansion.

And that's the gospel, according to McGarrett.

Sounds like he's going to make a great boss.

Yeah? That'll mean 70 bucks a week more in take-home fees.

Ooh, does that mean I get a new dress every week?

Sure.

Hey, babe.

What time is it?

Five after one. You want to grab a bite?

No, I couldn't. I'm just too excited.

Why don't we finish up what we're going to do, and then I'll be able to make it

to the palace by four easily.

What do you say we celebrate tonight, huh?

Why do you think I got the day off?

All right.

Why don't you pick up the cleaning, and I'll get the groceries, and I'll meet

you back at the car.

Sounds good.

One guard, that's all?

Lloyd, I was here a dozen times. I told you there's never been more than one.

Go check it out one more time.

Just for me.

Ooh, looks like somebody's going to have a big night. Oh, I hope so.

Have fun. Oh, thank you very much.

What do you have today?

Fresh fish.

Oh, do you have any paka paka? Yeah, I caught this morning. Oh, great.

Hold it.

Stand up.

Touch the alarm and you're dead.

Open the door!

Hold it! Right there! Police!

Get out of the way. I'm a police officer.

She's gonna stay.

You've been straight with me, Steve.

I'm not trying to play hard to get.

I just am not sure that I want to get back into the groove yet.

Still a little doubtful, huh?

Still a little lost, maybe.

Yeah.

I've been wanting to add to the 5-0 team for some time, Kimo.

You and Kevin Wilson from HBD would be a big asset to us, so think about it. Take

your time, but think about it.

It'd be very tempting to say, okay.

Okay, count me in.

Tell you what I'll do, Steve.

I'll let you know by the end of the week.

Good. But in the meantime, I'm gonna go out and catch me some ahi.

Yeah.

Steve? Yeah?

Kevin Wilson's been killed.

My God.

How? How did it happen?

Robbery attempt on the supermarket check cashing booth.

Kevin and his wife walked right into it. Lori, how is she?

She's home.

Okay, Duke, drop everything.

Find out what happened. I want all the details on this desk when I get back.

I'm going to see Lloyd Wilson.

Mind if I come along?

No, no, not at all. Let's go.

Go get my brother here right away.

Lloyd, he's not a doctor. He was a medic in Vietnam. That's close enough. Just

get him here.

What do they tell them? I don't care.

I don't care. Just get him here and get rid of that van. Take it easy.

Take it easy.

How will I get him here?

Pick up a rental and make it fast.

I'm bleeding to death.

Wait a minute. I think there she is.

Pull in here.

Laurie?

Laurie? Wait a minute, will you? Please, I want to talk to you.

Wait a second.

Lori?

Lori.

Please, kiddo, I know what you must be feeling.

Do you?

Those animals gunned my husband down and they're out there on the streets with

guns in their hands.

Lori, HPD is already on it.

I... I'm HPD. Okay, then I'll put 501 or 2.

Now, please, Laurie.

So far as I'm concerned, Kevin was already part of our team.

Yeah.

Sure, Steve.

He would have been one of yours at 4 o'clock.

Only he didn't live until 4 o'clock.

So, you've got a personal interest, too.

Like me. I've got a personal interest.

Don't tell him, please. Let me help you.

Let me go.

Let me go.

Vernon's not going to do it.

No, it's not.

Steve.

I'd like to help on this one.

I'd appreciate that very much, Kilo. Thank you.

Well, Doc, what's the verdict? Will he live?

Well, if infection doesn't set in, I'm afraid so.

Such brotherly love.

They said you were through with all this.

And with people like them.

I am.

This was my swan song.

Bull.

Bull.

I can't really blame you for not believing me, Ben.

Mom always said... You're a liar.

What? Mom always said you're a liar. She was right.

And I always defended you. I was wrong. You're a stinking lousy little...

We're hanging out a lot of dirty laundry in front of your goons.

You guys wait outside.

This is a family argument.

Go on.

Close the door.

I was going to say, Mom always said, Ben's older.

Listen to him.

Ben's smarter. Pay attention.

Well, I'm going to listen to you, Ben. I'm going to pay attention.

It's a little late, don't you think?

Maybe it took this bullet in my leg. To what?

To straighten you out?

My God.

God, man, don't you realize what you've done? You have killed a policeman.

You murdered him in cold blood.

And the driver of your car, a girl, is lying in the morgue at 25 with a bullet

in her skull, and now I am an accessory to murder because I treated you. My God,

what am I, in a dream? Am I in a nightmare?

What do you want me to do? Pull up the emergency entrance of Honolulu General?

I might as well go straight to the pen.

You're going straight to hell.

Okay.

You win.

As soon as I can travel, I'm gone.

You won't ever see me again.

Damn.

Lloyd.

Get some help.

You need help.

You killed a man and caused the death of a girl, doesn't it? anything for you.

Sure it does.

You think I'm in for that to happen?

Well, all I'm asking is, will you look after my leg? I mean, make sure I don't

get gangrene or something.

I'll let you know.

Yeah, go on.

Almighty God, we commend to you our brother, trusting your love and mercy.

and believing in the promise of a resurrection to eternal life, through

our Lord Jesus Christ, amen.

Eternal God, our days and years are lived in your mercy.

Make us know how frail we are and how brief our time on earth, and lead us by

your Holy Spirit, so that when we have served you in our generation, we may be

gathered into your presence, faithful in the church and loving toward neighbors,

through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Amen.

Come on.

I'll walk you to the car.

How are you holding up?

Oh, I'm okay, Steve.

Not much of a trade.

My Kevin for a flag.

Oh, Laurie, please, please don't torture yourself.

You said you were going to put 5-0 on it?

We're already on it.

I want in.

We'll find them, Laurie.

No worry. We'll get them. No, you don't understand, Steve. I said I wanted in.

Kevin was my husband. I want to get them. I want to be part of it, Steve.

Please let me take Kevin's place on 5-0. Laurie, when this is all over, we'll

talk about it.

Right now, you're too upset to be objective.

In other words, forget it?

I didn't say that.

If that's what you meant...

Is it because I'm unable to function objectively as his widow, or is it

because I'm a woman, and you've never had a woman on 5-0? Oh, come on, Laurie.

Being a widow or a woman has absolutely nothing to do with it. Doesn't it? No.

I'm going to find the men who killed Kevin. I'm going to see that they pay.

You're not going to do anything of the sort. You're going to stay out of it and

mind your own business.

Steve, I don't work for you, so don't go talking to the chief to try to suspend

me. I'm going to find the men, the men who killed Kevin. I'm going to find

them. This is the last thing I do.

Well, gentlemen, what have you got for me?

Your plane ticket to San Francisco.

And I'm afraid that's all.

Nothing? Over a week and still nothing, huh?

What about HPD?

No luck.

One of the holdup men was badly wounded. Now, he must have needed some medical

attention.

Whoever fixed him up isn't talking about it.

Nothing that helps.

Name is Terry Pryor.

Lived in Modesto, California.

No record, not even a speeding ticket.

Our best bet.

Might be tracing that automatic weapon this guy's left behind. Now, didn't I

see a telex recently about a gang who were knocking over check-cashing booths

on the mainland?

Didn't they use an M-16?

Yeah, I set a follow-up on it, Steve. There's no arrests.

You think it's the same bunch, Steve? Who knows?

Let's do some digging, compare their M.O.s with what happened here.

I'll get on it.

I'm sorry to have to get away at a time like this, Kimo.

I'm still worried about Lori Wilson. She hasn't reported to work and she's not at

home. Look after her, will you?

I have an idea where she might be.

Looks like you need to practice.

I'm Kimo Kuro.

I know who you are.

I'd like to help you.

There was one moment I could have gotten off around.

What happened?

A woman, an innocent shopper, froze in my line of fire.

Or the bullet that killed Kevin would have never left the killer's gun.

Uh-uh.

Might never have left.

Never would have left.

I couldn't shoot with my right hand.

Such little things, inches, millimeters, make a big difference.

I had just enough of an angle if I could have used my left hand.

So you're out here practicing left-handed shooting, huh?

What does it look like?

What's your excuse?

Uh, Steve's worried about you.

I can take care of myself.

Well, he's not worried about your body.

He's worried about your head.

Where did he know where to find me?

He didn't.

I thought to myself, now, if I was Laurie Wilson, where would I be?

Come on, Carew, don't play games with me.

And then the answer came.

Well, I'd be down in the shooting range, practicing to be the best left-handed

marksman that ever left the force.

You left the force?

See,

I went through all those if things just like you did.

If I had only been at home.

If my wife and child had gone to their mothers if If a hundred things

have been different White still have them

Alive And with me

But I haven't They're gone

And all the ifs in the world are not gonna bring them back.

You know what I learned, though?

What you have to do is, uh... You just have to reach out and, uh... and

help somebody that's feeling the same agony and the same pain you are.

That's where the satisfaction is.

Not in revenge.

Want a tip?

Got more?

Well, that left hand's gonna come around quicker if you, uh, start practicing

with both hands.

Like this.

It's been a week and no infection.

You're lucky.

Just keep it clean, stay off of it.

How soon do you think I'm going to be able to walk on it?

Depends on how much pain you can stand.

That muscle won't heal for weeks, maybe months, maybe never.

What do you mean? I'm going to be a gimp?

Muscles weren't designed to stop bullets.

My brother's a comedian.

Yeah.

Well, the jokes are over.

It's my last house call.

Hey, Ben, I appreciate all you've done.

I'll send you a little something nice.

Hey, don't bother.

I'd be too concerned about where it came from.

You misjudged me, Ben.

Thank God I don't have to judge you at all.

See you around.

Sure, Lloyd.

Not too soon, though, huh?

Think he'll keep his mouth shut?

He better.

Got a couple possibilities, Spider.

Hand a gun to replace the one we lost?

We're working on it.

What's that?

Hammond, Swiss.

You know the file.

Five-0 went over it. You ought to know.

Are you tracking me?

Hey, what am I, the enemy?

Sorry.

There's not much in that file.

She didn't live long enough to accumulate much of her past.

Says she has a sister.

Yeah,

Julie Pryor.

Still lives in Modesto.

You talked to her?

And? Well, she hadn't seen her sister in over three years.

That's when Terry decided to go to Vegas and become a star.

Star, huh? Looks like she turned out a hooker. She's been busted three times

for prostitution.

Did they write?

She said she only heard from Terry when she was broke or she fell in love.

She didn't believe it. She, uh, she kept asking me if maybe Terry wasn't just an

innocent bystander that got shot down in the confusion.

Too bad hoping doesn't make it so.

Why don't you let us handle this?

We're doing everything we possibly can.

No, thank you.

Okay.

May I help you?

Yes. Am I correct that you're the only shop in the islands that carries this

designer's clothes?

Yes, ma'am. We only deal in designer originals. Then you might remember this

blouse.

Oh, sure.

That was one of my favorite blouses.

Sure wish I could have afforded it myself.

Where'd you get it?

From my sister.

Your sister?

I'm trying desperately to find out where she lived.

Do you still have the sales slip? It might have her address on it.

Where she lived?

What's this all about? Are you with the police?

Oh, no, no.

I'm Julie Pryor.

Terry was my sister.

Terry Pryor?

You mean that girl who got killed in that holdup a week or so ago?

I'm really sorry.

Well, there wasn't any sales slip. You see, the shop runs fashion shows at

lunch at several restaurants.

I was modeling this blouse a couple of weeks ago.

And your sister went crazy over it. She bought it right off my back.

Paid cash, too.

Was she with someone?

Yeah, a couple of guys.

One I didn't know, but the other one owns the restaurant in the shopping

center. What's the name of it?

Quentin's Wharf.

Oh, thanks. You've been a big help. Thanks a lot. You're welcome.

I'd like to make a call on a credit card, please.

1-7-7-3-8-8-1-1-8-4-A.

Lukello, 5-0.

Duke? Steve.

Steve. How's San Francisco?

Well, it's sunny now, but it sure was foggy this morning.

What's new on the Wilson case?

Nothing, I'm sorry to say.

Nothing? Not even a bad lead.

Is Kimo there?

Yes. Hold on.

Kimo?

Steve on line one.

Yes, Steve. Yeah, Kimo. What have you got?

It's really quiet around here.

Nobody's moving guns.

How's Laurie?

She's still trying.

Did you ever talk with her?

Yeah, I tried, Steve, but she's not hearing me.

Well, keep trying, Kimo. She's hurting.

You bet.

When are you coming home?

As soon as I testify before this federal grand jury.

So long, Kimo. I got to get back into court.

Yeah.

Excuse me. I'm looking for the owner.

He's over there.

Mr. Dawson?

Yes.

I'm the owner. What can I do for you? I'm trying to locate my sister. Your

sister? What's her name?

Terry Pryor.

You recognize the name?

I read about her in the paper.

She's the girl who was killed in the robbery just recently.

But she wasn't involved. I can never believe that.

Why are you asking for her around here?

In a letter, she mentioned buying this blouse at a fashion show here in this

restaurant. I see.

I see.

She also mentioned meeting this great guy.

I thought maybe it might be you.

No.

No, I'm sorry. You have the wrong guy.

Would you like to sit down for a minute? Well, thank you.

Can I, uh... Can I offer you anything?

No.

Oh, I just have to find out what happened to my sister.

I just can't believe she'd get involved in anything like that.

Look, why don't I, uh... get your name and phone number, just in case?

I'm Julie Pryor. I've been trying to get a room with the Y, but they're all

filled up. Can I call you?

Sure, Julie.

Sure. The number's right on here.

Now, I'll do what I can, but... Oh, I know. No promises.

Mr... Dawson.

Ben Dawson. Thank you very much, Ben.

That's it, Lloyd.

She seemed like a nice girl. I felt sorry for her.

Did she say anything about what else was in the letter?

No, just what I told you. I'm not even sure Terry had a sister. She never

mentioned her.

It just doesn't sound like Terry.

I don't know, and I don't care. I just thought you'd want to know about her.

I'm sorry, Ben.

Do you know how to reach her?

She said she'd call. Why?

I could talk to her myself.

What for?

Maybe I could put her mind at ease.

When she calls, get her to the restaurant. Tell her you have some more

information.

Please, Ben, do me this one last favor.

I'll see what I can do.

If she calls.

We eat.

You boys find anything good?

I think you're gonna like it.

How far is the booth from the door?

No more than ten feet.

Good.

We'll get right on it.

That was Steve. He expects to finish testifying in the morning.

He'll be in at one o'clock.

Maybe by then we'll have some good news for him.

You got something?

Just a rumor so far.

Someone's looking to buy a gun.

An AK-80?

How'd you guess?

Away, 5-0.

Are you... Luke Keller?

Oh, hi, Truck.

No, she's not here.

She didn't.

Okay, Truck, thanks.

What is it?

Laura didn't answer a roll call at HPD.

That's strange.

Yeah.

Sound important.

You put them in section B.

Excuse me, Mr. Dawson?

It's good to see you again.

I'm glad you called.

You said you had some news for me?

Yes. Over there.

You must be Julie.

And who are you?

A friend of Terry.

That's all?

You're not the great guy she was so much in love with?

We knew each other pretty well for a while, but never in love.

Guess she was talking about somebody else.

In the letter Terry wrote, did she mention any names?

No.

Well, did she say anything else about this great guy?

No. Uh... If you should happen to find this guy she was

so hung up on, then what?

I don't know. I just want to talk to him.

I just have to be sure what really happened to Terry.

I'm sorry I can't be more help.

Yeah, me too.

Thanks anyway.

Well, good luck.

Yeah.

Damn it, my leg. I think she made me.

Follow her.

Operator.

Get me the police.

Wait here.

What time did the cop from HPD come in? About a half hour ago.

Well, if she's not here, one of us better stick around.

Did you see who it was? No.

Laurie? Laurie, don't lie to me.

It was probably Prowlers.

Look, you can't do this thing alone.

I am alone.

No, you're not.

Look, we're here, and somebody else is trying to help.

We just had a phone call that you might be in trouble.

Do you know what it's like to have your husband die in your arms?

Murdered.

On your third adversary.

Oh.

Louie.

Please let us help you.

Please leave me alone.

Go away.

Please go away.

Where is she?

She skipped on me, Steve.

We stopped for a light on Kalakaua down on Waikiki, and she just got out.

I was right in the middle of traffic, and by the time I got off to the curb,

she was gone.

OK, gentlemen, we can't take a chance with that girl anymore.

She may already be withholding information vital to a murder

investigation.

Get out an APB on her.

Pick her up?

That's right, pick her up.

Hey, Steve, don't be so hard on her. She's going through a bad time.

Yeah, I realize that, and I sympathize with her. But I want her in this office

as soon as possible.

Oh, Steve, the snitch I've been working with called me from down in Waimanalo.

This Howley was looking to buy some heavy artillery, an AK-80.

Yeah? Did he find one?

Looks that way.

Huh. Where'd he get it?

Couldn't talk.

Said he'd get his head blown off if he fingered the guy.

Then they're going to hit again.

Yeah, bet on it.

Get that APB out.

OK.

Well, I didn't expect to see you again.

Mr. Dawson, I have to talk to you. It's very important.

Sure.

What is it?

I want the men who tried to rob the check-cashing booth.

I've been checking you out since we first met.

And up until now, you've been clean.

What are you talking about?

I know the man you brought me here to meet was the wounded hold-up man.

You're a cop, aren't you?

Yes, I am.

And that dead officer was my husband.

Oh, my God.

I was there with him at the time of the robbery.

But I was lucky.

I was also lucky yesterday when someone broke into my house and tried to murder

me.

I will see you.

Quiet! Who? Who lied to you?

Your brother was a wounded hold-up man?

Yeah.

I fixed him up.

I was a medic in Vietnam.

He... He said that he was through with all that.

Where can I find him?

You're asking me to turn him in?

I know you helped me before with that telephone tip. Please help me again.

Please.

If I don't stop him, he's gonna kill somebody else.

He's holed up with a couple of his buddies at 1010 Cocoa Place.

Are you looking for someone?

I was looking for Lloyd Dawson.

He ain't here, sweetie.

Do you know where he is?

I don't know.

I only come here on Fridays, and by the time I get here, he's gone.

Can I help?

Yes, I work for the real estate company that rented this house to them.

And that was a mistake theory.

Oh, yes, we're beginning to find that out. They didn't pay their rent last

month. Well, I get mine in cash up front.

Do you mind if I look around?

Go ahead.

After all, this is your place, ain't it?

Do you by any chance have a check-cashing booth?

Yes, we have a check-cashing booth which accepts payroll checks today and

tomorrow. Today and tomorrow? Yes, ma'am.

Thanks.

Garrett. I know you're upset with me.

Upset? That's an understatement. Where are you?

Please, Steve, listen to me.

I've got a very strong hunch that the check-cashing booth at the Island

Shopper's Market on Lonnie Street, it's going to be robbed today.

How do you know that? I'll explain later. Please, could you get a team

together and meet me there?

No way. You come into this office, and we'll take care of the market.

Sorry, Steve. I'm going to be there.

Why? So you can kill the man who killed your husband?

That's murder.

That's premeditated murder.

That's not the way I see it.

Laura, you're confused and upset. Don't you see that? Listen to me.

That isn't the way Kevin would have done it.

Save your breath. I'm going to be there.

Highland Shoppers Market on Lenny Street. Let's go.

Good.

I'm going to meet Steve and back.

Relax dummy, wait till that armored car is out of the way.

One God, just like I told you. Let's go.

Kimo, they're here. They've arrived.

Alert everyone.

Everybody in these check stands, out of there! Move!

They're here.

Get your weapons. You're under arrest.

Don't

move!

Laurie, for God's sake, don't.

Don't.

Let the courts take care of him.

Laurie, please.

Throw that gun away.

I said throw that gun away or I'll blow your brains out.

Please, don't soil your hands on him. He's not worth it. I said throw that gun

away.

If I would have pulled that trigger, I would have regretted it the rest of my

life.

What made you change your mind?

Something you once said.

You said, Kevin wouldn't have done it this way.

And you were right.

I guess I'm going to have to be very careful of what I say around here from

now on.

From now on? What do you mean?

You said you wanted to join Five-0.

Do you still want to?

Oh, Steve.

I'm so grateful.

Oh, I'm so grateful.

That's the one thing I can't resist, is a grateful woman.

What about it, Kimo?

Ready to settle down?

Yeah, Steve.

Maybe it's time.

Maybe it is. Let's go.

Thank you.