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- Hey,
who are you people?

- Good evening and
how may I help you

on this beautiful,
tropical night?

- You made an illegal landing.

- Yes, I'm so sorry,
we were delayed

at our previous destination.

There really is
no excuse for it.

- I need to see
some identification.

- But of course.

- Call it in, we're
gonna have to hold you,

until customs agents
arrive and clear you.

- Yes, of course, this
is completely our fault.

- Where are your pilots?

- Everyone is
already in the car,

we have all the
necessary paperwork,

permissions to use the hangar,
everything is all in the car.

Please.

- Tell your people to
step out of the car

and wait right here.

- I'll speak with them.

- Customs are on their way,

I had to wake up the supervisor.

- You're not gonna hear the
end of to that, I promise you.

Hey, I told you to
tell everyone to

get out of the car right now!

Ah, ah!

- Clean up this mess, our
people will secure the plane.

I really am sorry for all this,

but apparently your
men, they can be bought.

Duty calls.

- My name
is Alex Walker, I'm ex-DEA,

I quit the agency because my
friend and partner betrayed me.

One of my first
assignments took me

to an isolated beach
right here on this island,

I sold what little I had and
bought myself a gift shop,

just peace, no stress, no drama.

Boy, was I wrong.

- You
are in the blue lavender fields

of Provence, France,

the smell, the breeze
of French bread

surrounds you in its
magnificent fragrance.

You hear the fluttering
feather of a waterfowl

from a nearby pond.

You are calm.
- You are calm.

- Serene.
- Serene.

- And at peace.
- And at peace.

- You are walking

the vineyards of Provence now,

the soothing sounds of the wind

blowing against the grapevine

makes you relaxed and collected
in the resplendent nature

of the berries and
fields around you,

you center yourself,
become one in this place.

You are calm, serene
and at peace always.

- Son of a bitch!

Where's Cory?

- A little early to be
playing Santa Claus, huh?

- What, huh?

No.

- Ugh, ugh!

- Cory!

Damn it, man.
- Hey, what you doing?

Come, you frighten the guests,

look, you look like rabid dog.

- You turned my water off again.

- You no money,
you no get water.

- I am two days late, okay

and the gift shop has
been a little slow.

- Not my problem.

- Cory, I'm gonna
pay you, alright,

you know I don't get my
benefit checks until Thursday.

- Then you get
water on Thursday.

- And what am I supposed
to do until then?

- Oh, smell real bad.

- Excuse me, excuse us,
please, excuse us, thank you.

- So what have we got?

- Body washed on
shore this morning.

- Who found him?
- Local surfers.

- Okay, take 'em down to
the station for statements.

You knew him?

- Lester Cordero,

he was a student of
mine at police academy,

flunked out, didn't have the
instincts for police work.

I helped him land a job as a
security guard at the airport,

his wife, Pilar works the
resorts cleaning rooms.

- No other cuts,
visible bruises,

no signs of struggle.

- I never met anyone
who didn't like him.

- It's very nice of your
Mom to let you help me.

- This bucket is heavy.

- I know, just don't
spill any of it.

How long's your Mom been
working at the hotel?

- Since they were built.

Sometimes after school
I get to hang out there

until she's finished.

- Well, I guess I got lucky.

- That makes one of us.

- Alright, alright,
careful, careful, thank you.

No, no, don't just leave
it there, bring it in.

- You said you'd pay me if I
bring this to the gift shop

and they're in the gift shop.

- Fine, take out whatever
you want off the racks.

- Wow!

- Hey, no, no, I said
anything off the racks,

off the racks is like
five bucks and under,

that's like 40 bucks.

- What is this?

- Which one is it?

That there's an
amethyst crystal,

some people say it
has healing qualities.

- I want it.

- No, I said anything
off the racks.

- I want it.

- You remind me of my daughter.

She's a little older than you,
but she's just as annoying.

- So that means I can have this?

- Fine,

you earned it.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

- Santa.

- Hey, man.

- Rita, Rita, come
out right now!

Rita.

Let's go.

- No.

No, no, no!

No!

- Hey.

Are you okay?

- They said something
happened to Papa.

- You mind if I sit
with you for a bit?

Or you wanna be alone?

I'll give you some space.

Whoa, whoa, oh, whoa!

Hey.

- Rita,

come along.
- Mom?

- We have to go.

Let's go.

- Poor kid.

- What happened?

- Her father's body was found
this morning, throat slashed.

- What have you guys
got, you got any leads?

- Oh, so now you're interested?

- What are you talking about?
- How many cases

have we brought to you for
help, a little insight?

How many times have
you turned us down?

- You realize I'm on this
island to avoid stress, right?

- So you just turn your
back, when you're needed.

- Those cases had
nothing to do with me.

- Oh, and this one does?

- Yeah, this one kind of, hey!

This one kind of does, alright.

This wasn't done
by a professional,

I mean, he probably has
a criminal background,

but he wasn't a
hit man by trade.

- What tells you that?

- The wound,

jagged cuts, definitely
not an assassin's blade,

probably a utility knife,

Reverse S blade, it's got
a particular serrated edge,

you can fold it, stick it in
your pocket, you can hide it.

- So you're saying
you can tell all that

by looking at a
photo of a wound?

- You can't?

- So what are you
thinking, a robbery?

This guy didn't have
two bucks to his name,

he had nothing to steal.

- Wait a minute, you knew him?

- Ernesto, maybe you're
too close to this one.

- I'm going to find out who
did this, officially or not.

- Then lets make it official.

- So what do you think happened?

- I think this guy was at the
wrong place at the wrong time.

We just have to find out
where that place was.

- Your blood pressure
is still very high.

Have you been
sticking to the diet?

- Pretty much.

- And listening
to the relaxation tapes?

- Every morning.

- Did you bring your
anxiety journal?

- I did, yeah.

I mean, I don't
know if everything,

I don't know if I wrote down

every single time
this thing went off.

- It measures more
than heart rate, Alex,

it's monitoring your stress.

Honestly if you're not going
to take this seriously,

I can't approve your
disability payments,

it's a condition--
- I'm taking it seriously,

I do, I take it seriously, I do.

- I was hoping to see
more improvement by now.

Next time we meet,
I would like to see

you've used your journal in
a more articulate fashion.

- Alright, will do.

Is there any way
you can call down

and see if they could
issue my check today,

instead of Thursday,

because they cut the
water off at the place

and I tell you, you
wanna talk about stress.

- I have no control
over that, Alex.

- Yeah.
- I simply submit my report

and the paymaster
does what they do.

I'd like to get you
on the treadmill to--

- Oh, wait, doc, sorry,

I gotta get down to
the police station,

they're about to interview--
- You're on a case?

- Sorta.

- Alex, do you understand

that your condition
could attack at any time?

- Yeah, well, I know the only
time this thing doesn't go off

is when I'm on a case, it's
real life that stresses me out.

Okay, so.

- Alex, don't fool yourself,

you're not just at risk when
you hear the watch go off.

Stress is a silent killer,

you could have an attack
when you least expect it.

- You and Lester Cordero
worked together a long time?

- No, switched night
shifts about a month ago,

that's when I met him.
- And you two

were working together
the night he died?

- Yeah, I can't believe it.

- Anything unusual happened
the other night at the airport?

- No, man, it was dead,
after 11 p.m. at night,

the airport is ghost town,
boring, nothing happens.

- Did Lester say anything to you

about anyone who
might wanna hurt him?

- No, not to me.

- And he worked the
entire shift with you?

- Yeah.

- So you saw him leave?

- I watched him leave
exactly at six a.m.,

I stayed, 'cause the
next shift was late,

but I saw Lester
walk out the gate.

- Six a.m., thank
you, Mr. Luzon.

- You're right-handed.

- Excuse me?

- You can go.

- If he's
telling the truth,

he left the airport at six a.m.,

the surfers found
his body at nine,

so something must have happened
to him on the way home.

- He's lying.

He didn't see Lester
leave the airport,

he's probably lying about
a lot of other stuff too.

- How do you know?

- He had all the
signs, rapid blinking,

his cheeks were flushed,
he was sweating,

but the kicker is
when you asked him

about Lester
leaving the airport,

he looked up to the
right, he's right-handed,

right-handed people
look up to the left,

when they're accessing memory,

they look up to the right,

when they're
accessing imagination.

- That holds up in a court
of law in the United States?

- Ah, you know.

Check with the coroner
about the time of death,

I guarantee you, Lester
Cordero died before six a.m.,

you can bet on it.

- He doesn't annoy
you even a little?

- A little.
- Yo!

I need a ride,

back to the hotel, I'm a
little short on cab funds.

Thanks for the ride.

Let me know when you get
the coroner's report.

- You do understand I
don't work for you, right?

Alex?

- I need you to come
inside with me real quick.

- I have work to do.
- I just,

can you please come
in with me real quick?

Alright, tell me
what they're doing.

- Who?

The rich, white lady
and her servants?

- Don't look at
them, look at me.

- How am I supposed to tell
you what they're doing,

if I don't look?
- Keep your eyes on me

and use the periphery
of your vision.

- I can't look at you and, wait.

Guy with a man bun, tough
face just walked over to her.

- Does he have
a scar on his left eye?

Don't look, look at me.

- I think so, who
are these people?

- International smugglers,
I recognized her outside.

- What do they smuggle,
drugs, diamonds?

- Yes, yes and anything else
of value, but very high end.

- And that guy with the scar?

- That's Klaus, he runs their
security, former mercenary.

- What do you mean
he's not here?

Does he expect me to just
stand here in the lobby

waiting for him?

- Perhaps his plane was delayed.

- Get me an envelope
and something to write on.

- He's getting
something from the desk.

She looks really pissed off.
- Hey.

- She's writing a
letter, I think,

putting that in an envelope,
taking off her charm bracelet,

putting that in too.

- Alright, I need you to
do one more thing for me

after he leaves.
- You know,

you're getting
really irritating.

- Thank you so much and
if you'd be so kind,

please make sure he receives
this as soon as he checks in.

- Of course.

- Delightful.

- Hello.

- Excuse me, hi.
- Hold on.

- That gentleman you
were just speaking to,

I need some information on him.

- I'm sorry, but we must protect
the privacy of our guests,

it's the policy of our hotel.

- Well, the policy of
the police department

is to shut down any hotels,

that are in violation
of any health codes.

You don't think I'll find
any violations here, do you?

- Oh, I'm sorry, officer.

- Detective.
- Yes, Detective.

- That man, what time did
he check into the hotel?

- Wait a minute.

Here we are, Mr. Von
Bueren and his party

checked in at 4:17 a.m.

- Thank you, you've
been so helpful.

What's it say?

- Return this bracelet
to me in my room,

21B tonight at eight,

we'll pick up the rest
of your merchandise

and finalize our
transactions at the club.

- Who's Max Adler?

- I don't know,
we've got to find out fast.

- Results from the
coroner are in,

time of death
approximately four a.m.

Desk clerk said they
checked in at 4:17 a.m.

- It's 15 minutes from
the airport to here.

- So they killed
the security guard,

'cause he got in their way?
- Yep.

Now it's our turn.

- Hello, testing.

- Damn it, man!

It's a ear bud, not a megaphone,

just put it in your
ear and talk normally.

- What's your plan?

- I wait for him to show up.

- Shouldn't we find
out who this guy is first?

- Oh, we will,
he's gonna tell us.

Get ready, we're a go.

- Reservation under
Max Adler, please.

- Exactly.

- There's a letter for you, sir.

- Mr. Adler, I presume.

- And who would you be?

- I will be escorting
you to your meeting,

alone.

- I don't think so.

- Well, I'm afraid I'm
under strict orders

to cancel this transaction, sir.

- How do I know you're legit?

Oh yeah, that damn thing!

Do you know how hard it was
for me to find that for her?

Wait here.

- Do you often get
gifts for Catherine?

- It was a condition
of the transaction.

Darn thing wasn't
even that expensive,

it was just crazy hard to find,

I think it was
some kind of test.

- Yeah well, you know Catherine.

- Actually I don't,
never met her in person,

I hear she's a real ball buster.

- She has her charms.

- Guess you were right,
he doesn't know what she looks like.

- Well, yeah, I
mean, she's tough,

but as long as you don't
mention the Houston Texans,

you'll be fine, she hates them.

- Well, I'm glad you warned me,

I grew up a big
old football fan,

they're my home team.
- I kind of figured.

- Who in the hell are you?

- I'm Catherine Himmel.

- Lady, you sure are
a pretty little thing,

but you ain't no
Catherine Himmel.

What the hell is going on here?

Uh!

Uh, uh!

- Man!

- Guess you were wrong, he
did know what she looked like.

- It's fine, I know all
I need to know right now.

Adler's from Houston, Texas,

he's never met
Catherine, so chances are

she probably doesn't
know what he looks like.

- That's what you said about
Adler, what if she does?

- Get them to do a rundown, I
want everything they can find

on this guy back at the station,

we may have to use one
of Ocampo's relationships

at the embassy.

- And what do we do?

- Well, we have a date with
a Miss Catherine Himmel.

- Mr. Luzon, hi, do
you have a moment?

- I told you guys
everything I know.

- I just need you to clear
up a few discrepancies,

may I come in?

- Discrepancies?

- Coroner's report came in,
some things don't tie up.

- Where's your partner?

- Ah, it's just me.

- Yeah, sure, come in.

- Thanks.

- And you would be?

- Oh, I think you
know exactly who I am.

- May I take your coat and hat?

- Well, you can
take my coat, son,

but the only time I
ever take this hat off

is if something really
bad's about to happen.

Nothing really bad is
about to happen, is it?

That is one spectacular view.

- Yes, the way the moonlight
dances across the bay

is something to behold.

- I wasn't talking
about the moonlight.

- You flatter me, sir.

- Pouring it on a little
thick, don't you think?

Chief Ocampo.

- I pulled some strings
with people from the embassy

to get this file, this
could be a very big bust,

newsworthy, depending on
what they're smuggling.

- I believe this belongs to you.

- Actually it's not for
me, it's for your daughter.

- Excuse me?

- We know a great
deal about you,

your business and your daughter,

she's 12, right, what
was her name again?

- Daisy, Daisy and she's 13.

- She's 13.

You know damn good
well her name is Daisy,

is this another one
of y'alls tests, huh?

Are you trying to intimidate me?

- Nonsense, we just like to know

who we're doing business with.

Please give her
the charm bracelet

as a token of our friendship.

- I assumed you guys cleaned
up that business in Antigua?

You see, I also like to know
who I'm doing business with.

- Now that we are all
on an equal footing,

might I suggest we enjoy
the rest of our evening

out in the town?

We have a car waiting outside.

- You got a car?

- Well, we still
have the last portion

of your shipment to be acquired,

so in the meanwhile
please be our guest.

There is a fantastic
nightclub in town,

that caters just to
your particular taste.

- We're on the move, I need
everything locked down.

- Did they say
where they're going?

- Some nightclub.

- Mr. Adler.

They have our table.

- They are quite
beautiful, are they not?

- The shipment will be
prepared and ready soon,

but in the meantime
is there anything?

- Or anyone?
- That we can get you?

- I'm gonna, hm,

I need to go use the
little cowboy's room.

Excuse me.

- I like the blue hair.

- What?

- Alex?

Alex?

Alex, answer me.

Alex!

Alex?

Alex, are you alright?

Hey, what the hell
happened to you?

- Nothing, why?

- I've been calling out to you.

- Oh, my damn ear bud
must've fallen out.

- Are you alright?

You're not acting normal.
- What are you talking about?

- You're not all full of
yourself and sarcastic.

- Alright, well, nothing's
wrong, so calm down.

- Okay, say something funny.

- I'm happy to see you.

- And he's back.

- Thanks.
- Keep it on this time.

- Ah, now I see what's kept
you occupied for so long.

We were wondering what
had happened to you.

- You're handsome, cowboy.

Maybe you buy me a
drink later, okay?

Bye bye.

- Shall I entreat her
to join us this evening?

- Nah, she's not my type.

- Mr. Adler, good news,
I've just been informed

the rest of your shipment
has been secured.

Once you transfer
payment to out account,

we can complete delivery.
- You wouldn't happen to have

one of those little,
small compact mirrors

on you, would you?

- I'm sorry, I don't, why?

- Oh, I wanted to
see if I had dumb ass

written across my forehead.

- Whatever do you
mean, Mr. Adler?

- Well, in my neck of the woods,

we verify the goods
before we purchase.

- You don't trust me?

- It ain't about trust, alright,

you ever heard of caveat emptor?

That there's Latin,
cut the cards.

- I have gone across the
Orient to acquire what you need

and for that I expect
to be well compensated.

- All I'm asking is to see
the goods I wanna purchase,

before I purchase them, now
is that too much to ask?

- This is marvelous, two
alphas locking horns.

Catherine, surely we can make
an exception for Mr. Adler?

- Why not?

We will take you
to see the cargo

and then you will transfer
funds to our account.

- Don't be silly, of course he
will, because if he doesn't,

we would hate to see what
happens to him and little Daisy.

- I like you guys, I do, I
like you guys, I'm telling you,

man, you got balls that
clink, you know.

- Kidlat Luzon.

You're under arrest, come
quietly with me right now,

because I would just hate
it, if you resisted arrest.

- You came to the wrong
part of town, old man.

This is N88 territory,

no one around to help you here.

- Oh, poor me.

What will I do?

- Argh!

Uh!

- Gee,

what do I do with these?

- Argh!

- You killed an innocent man,

a decent man, a husband,

a father,

my friend

and you're gonna pay for it.

- You can't prove that.

Argh!

Uh!

Uh!

Uh, uh!

Argh!

- An S blade with
a serrated edge,

you kept the murder weapon?

You're even stupider
than you look.

- Uh!

- Two guards at the gate
and two in the car with you,

that's how you roll, I love it.

- He says they've got
four guards there.

- Plus Klaus, looks
like an even fight.

- Hey!

Two, four, six
more in the hangar.

Well, Catherine--
- Do we have backup coming?

- You sure do run a world
class operation here

and I'd take my hat off to you,

but I never take this
puppy off.

- Would you like to see
the merchandise now?

- Well, yes, ma'am, I would.

- It's already loaded and
ready for you to ship out.

- We need to know exactly
what they're smuggling,

before we can go
in and bust them.

- Show him.

- I think you'll be very pleased

with the quality of our product.

- Oh, my God!

- What is it, drugs, currency?

- It's little girls.

- Sex trafficking?

- We've exceeded your first
shipment of 40 girls by over 20.

I trust you are satisfied?

- Once you transfer
the funds to us,

you and your people can take
the plane and its cargo.

- I do believe this
is the first time

I've seen you speechless.

- We have backup coming
any minute, stall them.

Our police techs in
the van will help spoof

the money transfer, okay,
just give us a little time.

- Transfer the entire
amount to this account.

Is there a problem, Mr. Adler?

- I thought you never
take off that hat.

- Crap!
- What?

- He took off his hat,
we're going in now.

- Backup's not here yet!

- You do know I have
a daughter, right?

- Yes, dear, sweet Daisy.

- No,

her name's Emily!

- Drop your weapons,
you're all under arrest!

- Uh!

- Uh!

Uh, uh!

Argh!

- Cover me.

- They're just,

- little,

- girls!

- Uh!

Uh!

Uh!

Uh!

- You're under arrest.

- Get that looked at.

It's gonna be a long night.

- Hey, you alright?

- Yeah, I'm, where
were you, man?

We could've used you here.

- I was just kicking it.
- Hm.

- We are grateful for the safe
release of the young women

and have returned them to their
homes and their loved ones.

This sex trafficking ring
was brought to justice

by the hardworking task force
of our police department

in a raid, which I personally
led, but that's not important.

What is important is that
they will face charges

for the murder of
Lester Cordero.

- Well, I see you are taking

your stress management
very seriously.

- Honestly, doc, I've
never felt better.

- Hm, for an undercover agent,
you are a terrible liar.

- I'm not lying.

- Aside from getting all
cut up, you had an attack,

you went unconscious.
- You know what,

the good news is that
it wasn't that bad

and I was fine afterwards.

- A minor attack, the next
one could be far worse,

maybe even fatal, any
idea what kicked it off?

- You got any kids, doc?

- I have a six-year old boy.

- Yeah,

I got one in college.

and I still worry
about her every day

and when I saw

all those girls...

- For people like you,
who like to be in control,

the vulnerability of children
can be destabilizing,

even debilitating.

When was the last time you
were in contact with her?

- A long time.

- Call her.

- It's complicated.

- I see.

But these kinds of
unresolved issues

could be a contributing factor

in why we're not
seeing enough progress.

Think about finding ways

that will help you
resolve these issues,

if not for her, then
at least for yourself.

- Hey.

Can I join you?

- Hm-mm.
- Yeah?

Your Mom back at work?

- She doesn't have a choice.

- What about you,
no school, huh?

- I'm not ready to go back yet.

- Yeah, I get it.

- I thought getting the
people who killed my father

would make me feel better.

- But it didn't, huh?

- I'm glad they won't be able
to do this to anyone else,

but--

But,

it's not gonna bring him back.

- I miss him.

- I know.

Hey,

I almost forgot,

you left this at the gift shop.

- The amethyst crystal.

- Amethyst crystal,
that's right.

- And it's for healing, right?

- That's what they say.