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Well, it was the first
fancy party

you had ever taken me to.

I wanted my hair
to look nice.

It looked more than nice.

It was big.

You said
I looked beautiful.

What can I say.

I was young, in love

and the rest of you
looked beautiful.

You have never been
a good liar.

Oh! I left my credit card
at Bloomingdale´s.

You did not.

You just want to return

those plaid boxer shorts
I made you buy.

Yes, but I won´t.

Okay.

I´ll be right back.

I´ll meet you
at the car.
All right.

MAN:
Let her go.

WOMAN:
Oh, my God,
he took the car.

He took her,
he took her car.

Emily?

Emily?!

Emily?!

Emily?!

( tires squealing )

Emily Muller, 36.

Lives in Harbor City
with her husband.

He didn´t see
anything.

But four other
witnesses say

a male assailant forced her
into the car and drove away.

MARTIN:
Got an APB out on the
car and the plate--

a silver BMW X-5.

Nice car.

Fast.
Very. If he´s
topping it out

they could be
a hundred miles from here.

Fast car, you want
a fast road.

Odds are, head
straight for
the thruway.

Choppers are on it.

We set up a
concentric search
flaring inward

from Exit 13
West and Exit 26 East.

Media´s got it already

which will help.

Anything else?

She´s got a cell phone.

Hopefully it´s with
her and it´s on.

9-X is tracking it for us.

Her husband said
she has an E-ZPass for tolls.

JACK:
A couple dish towels,
three pairs of boxers

and a blouse.

Just another day
at the mall.

Did you get a look
at the assailant?

Uh, by the time
I´d turned around

they were out
of the parking lot.

When you were inside the mall,
did anything seem strange?

Did you notice anyone
out of the ordinary?

No.

Not at all.

You know, we were just...

running errands.

She didn´t... she
didn´t do anything.

How could this happen?

They´re in her silver BMW.

I´d been shopping
in the mall for
about an hour.

I started to walk
into the parking lot

and I heard a scream.

They were struggling.

I think he had her by the arm.

And I just started running.

And you didn´t get
a good look at him?

No. No, I´m sorry.

I was trying
to get it closed

but this thing sticks
all the time.

That´s when
I heard her hollering.

Green coat
wearing a
baseball cap?

Yeah.

Are you sure?
Yes, ma´am.

Because the guy
that you´re describing

sounds a lot like

that guy
over there.

I don´t know how
I got mixed up.

Do you remember
anything else? Anything?

You never know
what could help.

I know Emily a little.

So I can´t be sure...

but for a moment

when she first
turned around

I thought she knew him.

The assailant?

That´s when she screamed?

Um, no.

It wasn´t until he was
pushing her

into the car.

Stay in contact
with the news stations.

Try and get
some break-ins.

We need a lead in
at 5:00.

So I´ve got three
composites on our suspect.

White, maybe
not white.

Brown haired
or balding.

Bearded man
with a mustache.

You got to love
eyewitnesses.

Me, I´ll take
an old-fashioned

grainy security video
any day of the week.

There´s one witness
unaccounted for--

the homeless lady
crossing the parking lot

with the cart.

She´s missing, too?

Apparently, she took off
after the carjacking.

Guess she was freaked.

Talk to me about the witness
who knew the victim.

Well, she said Emily
recognized the assailant.

Maybe recognized.

And he probably just
charmed that out of her.

Well, the wife
goes missing

the husband´s
the last one
to see her.

We don´t need
to talk about those
percentages, do we?

VIVIAN:
I love the way
your brain works.

Always goes
to the dark side.

Well, the husband
mysteriously walks off

at just the right moment,
somebody nabs the wife--

somebody she recognizes.

Suspicious,
wouldn´t you say?

Yeah, if there´s
a motive.

Well, let´s go
and find one.

VIVIAN:
Besides her husband

you were the last one
to see her.

Did you usually go
to her house for
appointments?

She called me early
and asked if I could come by

on my way to work.

I do that sometimes to make
a little extra money.

How´d she seem to you?

Good.

Actually, better than
she had in a long time.

She seemed really happy.

Now, are you
sure about this?

Very.

I´ve been trying
to get you to do
this forever.

What´s the occasion?

It´s... just time
for a change.

Yeah?

Okay, so...

Above the shoulder,
a couple highlights.

Oh, above the
shoulder´s great.

Let´s hold off
on the highlights.

Come on.

No. One thing
at a time.

( sighs )

You ready?

I´m ready.

Well, she really wanted
me to finish

before Duncan got back
from the gym.

I sort of assumed she
was doing it for him.

Did Duncan have
a preference

for short hair?

I think she wanted
to do something new.

You know, give him a change.

They had a rough
go of it.

How so?

Duncan didn´t mention it?

Oh.

Well, I guess
he doesn´t

like to talk
about it.

They lost a daughter.

Celia.

Must be almost two years.

How?

Leukemia.

That poor thing--

she was sick most
of her little life.

That must have been tough
on their marriage.

It was, but they
stuck together.

And that morning
when Duncan got back

how did they seem?

See, that´s what´s so hard.

They seemed really happy.

For the first time in so long,
she seemed happy.

( whispering softly )

Do you have news?

The police found
your wife´s car.

Where?

It was on
the shoulder
of a thruway.

Why... why would
a kidnapper abandon

a car in the middle
of nowhere?

That´s what we want
to talk

to you about.

I´m sorry.

Agent Malone, FBI.

This is Agent Spade.

Uh, Jeff Blye...

a business associate
of Duncan´s.

Please, sit down.

So, uh, you said
that the kidnapper

left the car.

There may have been
another car stashed
near the thruway

or maybe he had
a partner.

Nothing was taken.

Her purse, cell phone,
Palm Pilot

were all still
in the car.

Oh, so... so now what?

SPADE:
One of our
witnesses

thinks Emily may have recognized
her assailant.

What does that mean?

It means this
may not have
been random.

Is there anyone
you can think of

who would have wanted
to hurt you

or your wife?

No. No.

Did your wife

seem distracted
or agitated at all

in the last few days?

Hmm... no, no, not at all.

How´s everything
in your marriage?

It´s fine.

We´re fine.

Mr. Muller,
all we care about

is getting your wife back.

Anything you tell us

would be kept
confidential.

I mean there´s nothing, really.

I wish there were.

His wife´s abducted
and he goes to the office?

Yeah.

And when we talked
about the car

you noticed how he went
straight to kidnapping

not carjacking.

And he never asked
if there was any
sign of a struggle.

And how about that
business associate of his?

Mr. Blye... he seems
a little nervous to me.

Well, you can be very
intimidating.

So, what, you think
they arranged a kidnapping?

What´s the motive?

Money, another woman,
revenge.

Call me old-fashioned

but when a marriage
isn´t working

divorce is probably
the answer.

You want to put
someone on him?

Absolutely.

There´s Frick
and Frack now.

Looks like we´ll just
have to do it ourselves.

MARTIN:
Here we go.

Jeff Blye...

attorney at law,
Thompson and Blye.

What kind
of lawyer?

Estate planning.

How´s that situation

with the homeless woman?

Locals are all over it.

Guess they´re tough to find
when they´ve got no address.

Okay.

Divorce lawyer?

Estate planning.

Think he´s here
to mail his will?

Damn it, that´s a ransom.

You got a ransom note,
didn´t you?

What are they
asking for?

You can´t prevent my client
from paying a ransom.

You know that.

If you do this alone,
you´ll only create

more danger
for Emily.

Duncan, we´ve got
to be going.

At least tell us where
you´re sending the package.

Duncan...

I can´t.

I knew it. I knew it right
from the beginning.

This is not a carjacking.

But if it was
premeditated

why do it in a
a crowded shopping mall?

They´re trying
to throw us off.

You say "they."

Does that include
the husband?

Look, I feel bad for this guy
that his daughter died

but he´s hiding
something.

I say we put him
on the box.

He´s lawyered up.

No interview,
no polygraph.

Maybe it´s time
we start digging

through his
dirty laundry.

Her sister just
got back in town.

Maybe she´ll give us
something.

Can´t you make him cooperate?

I mean, isn´t it illegal
to pay ransom?

No.

And, unfortunately,
he doesn´t have

to include us
in any way.

But you´re going
to stay involved, right?

Absolutely.

Right. We´re doing our best
to try and figure out

who may have taken
your sister

but Duncan is making
it very difficult for us.

Oh, God, he´s stubborn.

I like Duncan.

I feel terrible for him

about everything.

But he just always has

to do things his own way.

How would you describe
their marriage?

Celia was sick for so long.

That´s what their
life was about.

And then
when she died

I think that they didn´t
know how to be with each other

or anyone else,
for that matter.

Is there anyone you can think of
who would want to hurt them?

Well, there are a lot
of unhappy people

since Spring Hollow.

Spring Hollow? What´s that?

It´s Duncan´s big mall project.

It´s going under.

There are a lot
of people

who lost a lot of money.

Emily didn´t even know about it
until the day

before she was taken.

She was really upset.

I´m sorry to be the one
to tell you.

I assumed you knew.

No, I did.

I mean, I knew
there were problems.

I just...

What about
your investment?

Don´t worry about me.

The good news about
not having a lot to invest

is you don´t have
a lot to lose.

I just can´t believe
he wouldn´t tell me.

What´s going on
between you two?

I don´t know.

Is Duncan having an affair?

You know, I almost wish he was.

´Cause then at least
I´d know he was actually alive.

Are you?

Yeah. That´s really my style.

I wouldn´t judge you.

I see what´s happened.

I need to talk to him.

She stormed out of the house
and headed over to his office.

I called her that night
and left a message

but she never called me back.

JACK:
Her sister says
they were miserable.

The hairdresser says
there were happy.

Sister, hairdresser--

almost equal levels
of intimacy.

There´s a lot more
than pain here.

There´s a lot of secrets
in this marriage.

Aren´t there secrets
in every marriage?

Hey, Samantha.
Yeah?

Did Duncan Meyer
ever tell us why

he took his wife
to a fancy dinner

the night before
she was kidnapped?

No, he never
mentioned it. Why?

Well, I´ve been
going over

his personal
credit card records.

In the last six months
this guy never dropped

more than 84 bucks
on a meal.

That night,
he drops $250

at the Augusta Grill.

That´s a lot
of cheeseburgers.

Yup.

Especially for someone
who´s going bankrupt.

Mm-hmm.
Thanks.

Did they come here often?

Maybe once before.

Alex can check
the book for you.

Was there anything
out of the ordinary?

They brought
their own wine.

It was a pretty old
cabernet, I think.

Is that what you mean?

How did they seem
to be getting along?

Great, I guess.

They talked all night.

He held her hand.

She got up to go
to the ladies´ room

and I remember he stood up
and he gave her a kiss.

Did you overhear
any of their conversation?

Not really.

The loudest thing to me
was a 30% tip.

Sorry, excuse me
a minute.

That dinner;
emotional alibi.

He was trying
to establish the state

of their happy marriage.

And the big tip?

Only guaranteed that the
waiter would remember

to give it to us.

How long did
you and Duncan
work together?

We put together
our first real
estate project

15 years ago.

A strip mall in Hastings.

Nine retail units
and the best damn falafel

north of Times Square.

How about Emily?

I introduced them.
Well, sort of.

Emily and I were set up
on a blind date.

That was nine years ago.

I was pretty smitten.

But we ended up
running into Duncan.

Of course,
the rest is history.

And when´s the last time
that you saw Emily?

She was in here
the other day--

the day before
what happened at the mall.

She was looking for Duncan.

I kind of got stuck
running interference.

I´d never seen her like this.

Her and Duncan
never had secrets.

You should really talk
to Duncan.

Well, he´s not here,
so I´m asking you, Peter.

I´m not comfortable
being put in the middle here.

I just don´t understand.

When did this
start happening?

It´s been happening, Emily.

After the rezoning,
they hung us up

over the EI statements.

And then it
was one thing...

How bad is it?

Bad.

Remember the Westcott Hotel?

Duncan and I had dated
about six months.

He brought me up here
to see the big foam model.

He asked me what colors
I would pick for the interior.

I thought
he was showing off.

Wanted me to know
what a big shot he was.

But when I went
to the opening of the hotel

there they were--

all the colors
I had suggested.

I always hated
those colors.

She waited here for Duncan
and they had it out.

You heard
the conversation?

No. But anyone could tell
by their body language.

Have you had any
threatening letters,
phone calls

anything from
angry investors?

Threatening, no.

Angry.

We´d like a list of those names,
please.

I´ll have my secretary
look into the phone logs.

You have kidnap insurance,
right?

Of course.
It´s included
in the basic package

for all investment
companies.

How extensive is it?

Just the basic
coverage

for reimbursement
of ransom payments.

You can´t think
after all they´ve been through

that Duncan could possibly
do something like that.

I doubt he even knew
we had the coverage.

I knew.

SPADE:
He´s in love with her.

Probably.

Think Duncan knows?

Probably.

Maybe a safe place
for her to land.

He´s familiar.
He´s got just as much
to lose as she does.

I don´t know.
She lost a child.

If she was looking
for an escape

she probably picked
somebody that was
completely separate

from her real life.

Is that from your
infidelity handbook?

Chapter three.

Well, I hate
to contradict the book

but if you´re wrong,
it leaves Duncan
plenty of motive.

Agent Malone

I would like it
to be noted

that my client
is cooperating fully

in this investigation.

Apart from hiding

every crucial piece
of information

your client has been
very cooperative

and we´ll be sure
to make a note of that.

Now, Mr. Muller

I would really like
to believe

that you have nothing
to do with this.

I really would.

But you have
to look at this
from our perspective.

You have
a failing business

and you have a kidnap policy.

Wait a minute.

You and your wife
are having problems

yet the night before
her abduction

you were seen in public

having a romantic dinner
with her.

And before she´s taken,
you turn and you go

back into the mall.

That´s it.

You hide the ransom note
from us.

We have no idea
what´s in that package.

It´s over.
If you´re saying my client...

I´m saying that your client

has been less than candid

and has every reason
to stage a kidnapping

to save his company!

No! There is no way
to save my company!

The money
that I sent them

that´s all that I had left.

It was a loan against
my retirement accounts.

I was going to put it
into Spring Hollow.

Now, I do not care.

I just want to get her back.

If you want to get her back

tell us everything
that you know.

They told me I wasn´t supposed
to say anything.

They said, they said
they´d kill her.

Duncan, they might kill her

but you can stop it
if you tell me the truth now.

You want the truth?

Everything that me
and Emily were about

is buried in a three-foot grave.

It´s why every time
I´d look at her

all I could see was our pain.

Until that day

she came to my office

she faced me down
and we had it out.

And that night...

at that dinner...

I started to feel that,
for the first time

we might have a second chance.

Now she´s gone again.

She´s not gone, Mr. Muller.

And we want to
bring her home

but we need your help.

The, uh...
Jeff got the ransom call.

Emily must have
given them the numbers.

They asked for $100,000.

This is where
they told us to mail it.

Thank you.

When would the package
have been delivered?

If it was dropped off
at Harbor City yesterday

it would have been
routed to White Plains

and delivered here
this morning.

In the box by noon.

It´s 12:40.

"4203, 4203..."

Ah, here.

Great. Empty.

That box belongs
to Ethel Robbins.

Mrs. Robbins,
I´m Samantha Spade...

You´re here
about the box.

Thank God.
And so fast.

I only called
a few minutes ago.

You called?

Sure I did.

As soon as I got home

and saw that it didn´t
have my name on it.

No name,
just an address.

Who sends a package
like that?

I thought
"Turley Jenkins."

She´s always
forgetting things.

But she´s on a cruise.

That´s why I figured

it must be one
of these unabombs.

Mrs. Robbins...

Why they picked me,
I have no idea.

Mrs. Robbins,
we don´t think

anyone sent you a bomb.

You think that´s
such a good idea?

Maybe I should wait
in the yard or something.

TAYLOR:
But we got no connection

between the old lady
and the Mullers.

Yeah, but why would somebody
take the money out

and send the old lady
an empty box?

Maybe Duncan
never put the money in.

Or maybe his lawyer
took it out without
Duncan knowing?

Or the kidnapper
somehow got to it

after the old lady picked it up.

Or maybe they sent
the empty package

because they knew we´d
be sitting around

with 18 different theories;
that´s the point.

If the package
never arrived

then we´d be left
with one theory--

that somebody nabbed it
en route.

The post office.

Or between post offices.

Oh, that narrows it down

to about a thousand
disgruntled postal workers.

If I´m right.

Forensic says the package
was covered in partials.

No clean hits.

I got the E-ZPass
info on Emily´s car.

In the last six months

she´s traveled up the thruway

at least once each week

and gotten off at exit nine.

Tarrytown.

What´s in Tarrytown?

Who´s in Tarrytown?

There´s nothing
in her Palm Pilot

or credit card statements
to explain the trips.

She´s having an affair.

SPADE:
Has to be.

I´ll see if the
business partner

crosses with Tarrytown.

Hey, Westchester sheriff

found our homeless woman.

She´s back at the mall.

It´s been 27 hours.

I´m going to do
a Jane Doe tap
at the morgue.

That´s a good idea.

If our guy´s got his money

he´ll have no more need
for Emily.

And if he doesn´t,
he´s panicking

and hopefully
he´ll make a mistake.

What was that about?

Nothing. Just, uh...
a little something at home.

Let´s go to
the post office.

Sure.

Want a bite?

It´s got jimmies.

Uh, no, I´m lactose intolerant,
but thanks.

So, you were saying?

Mmm, I was just
pushing my cart

minding my own business

and then all of a sudden,
it was just crazy.

( grunts )

( revs engine )

So, he bumped into you.
Are you sure?

Yeah.

He gave us
a pretty good dent

but what are
you going to say?

I mean, he was trying to
save that lady, right?

I guess.

Here you go.

All of my people,
all of the shifts.

If you told me a little more
of what this is about...

Thank you. This will
be very helpful.

Martin, why am I here?

I have a hunch and I need
your help proving it.

And you thought
you´d call me

because if it didn´t pan
out I´d go easy on you?

Exactly.

Okay, that cone over there
is where Emily´s car was.

And right here
is where Brad Dunsmore

our Good Samaritan,
was standing.

He told me he heard the scream

turned and ran straight
at the assailant.

All the other witnesses
said Brad grabbed the guy

before he ever got in the car,
right?

Yeah, and got a bloody
nose for the effort.

So, he hears a scream
and, bam, off he goes.

Now, by all accounts

Emily struggled
with her assailant

for no longer
than ten seconds

at some point
during which she screamed.

That means, best case, Brad
had ten seconds to get to her.

So...

time me.

I´ll start over here
where Brad was.

You´re not going to ask me
to scream, are you?

Scream.

Eight seconds. It´s doable.

Yeah, that´s what I thought.

So, what are
you saying?

Brad had a limp?

No, it´s better.

Our homeless lady

had a very clear recollection
of what happened yesterday.

According to Wilma

Brad tripped over her cart,
stumbled, then got up

and ran toward Emily´s car.

So, you´re saying
he didn´t get to the car.

No, we know he did.

Here´s what I am saying.

Will you time me again?

( sighs )

Go.

12 seconds.

Brad never mentioned Wilma to me

and if he did bump
into her cart
like she told me

he couldn´t have made it
to her car in time.

She would have been
out of the parking lot.

Unless...

Unless he started running
before Emily screamed.

Which means he knew
what was happening.

He was part of it.
Right.

You do a background
check on this guy?

It´s on its way.

Good.

I´m getting the feeling you
think it was one of my people

who took that package.

Just trying to be
thorough, ma´am.

( cell phone rings )

Yeah?

Jack, it´s Martin.

I just got this: Brad Dunsmore,
our Good Samaritan witness--

he works there
at the Greendale post office.

Okay, thanks.

Excuse me, ma´am.

Did Brad Dunsmore
have access to that package?

Yes, but...

Where is he now?

He was in the back.

Said he wasn´t feeling good,
though.

Took off to go home.

He´s our guy.
Let´s go.

I need you to make sure

the patrol cars
stay out of the way.

I don´t want my suspect
getting spooked.

Yeah, two unmarked Bureau cars
should be there

to pick up surveillance
in six minutes.

Yeah.

I still don´t know why
he tried to stop it.

Well, there was
that one eyewitness

who thought Emily
knew her assailant.

What are you thinking?

That it wasn´t the assailant
Emily recognized.

It was Brad.

Then how do they
know each other?

I´m working on it.

Copy that.
Yeah, thanks.

Looks like our little
Good Samaritan

is on the run.

Go get him.

We believe there were
two people involved

and that one of them
may have got cold feet.

Oh, my God.

Do you recognize him?

This is the guy from
the parking lot, right?

I-I-I don´t understand.

I thought he tried
to save her.

All right, thanks.
Jack?
Excuse me.

Suspect´s on the move.

Staties picked him up

heading north
toward Tarrytown.

Emily and the Good Samaritan.

You want to tell him?

No.

We´ve plenty of time
for that later.

What´s the situation?

He went in about
25 minutes ago.

Audio picked up some
activity at first,
but it´s dead now.

Is he in there alone?
Unclear.

Everybody in position.

Let´s go!

Down on the ground!

Get down on the ground!

Get down! Down!

Okay, where is she?

Where is she?!

I don´t know!

And she´s not here.

She´s supposed to be here.

His name is Stan Watkins.

We went to high school together.

We planned to meet here
after my shift today

and split the money.

Why Emily?

Stan was always coming up
with these ideas.

Get-rich-quick stuff, you know.

One day he figured out this way

for sending ransom
through the mail.

We thought it was brilliant.

I´d just pick it up somewhere

along the route.

I´d seen Emily
at the post office

and... we picked her
because she was rich.

Was the plan always
for you two to get involved?

No. No. I was only
supposed to follow her

track her habits,
that kind of thing.

Then one day, we sort of
bumped into each other.

We started talking.

A couple of days later, I
decided to bump into her again.

I asked if she wanted
to have some coffee.

Truth is...

I never met anyone like her.

She was beautiful and smart.

She made me feel needed.

I don´t know
what I was thinking.

The sweep on his phone
came in.

The night before the abduction,
he got a call

from a pay phone
at the Augusta Grill.

She called you that night.

She ended the relationship,
correct?

Brad, I´m sorry, I can´t talk
about it right now.

Okay, that´s fine.
How about Thursday.

I can´t.

Is there something going on?

Emily, are you okay?

I´m sorry.

I can´t do this anymore, Brad.

Wait a minute.

I can´t see you anymore.

I´m... sorry.

Emily, wait, I don´t get it.
Where did all this come from?

I have to go.
Emily, wait.

Emily...

I´d been putting Stan off
for months.

I kept telling him
the timing wasn´t right.

When she called

I... guess I
sort of lost it.

You triggered the kidnapping?

I followed her to the mall

to make sure
everything went okay.

But when I saw her...
I couldn´t go through with it.

Have you had any contact
with Watkins

since the parking lot?

Yeah. He called
a couple hours later.

He was pretty pissed off.

Told me if I didn´t
go through with things

according to plan, he
was going to hurt her.

Honor among thieves, right?

Is there another cabin
or remote place

he might take her?

I don´t know.

( cell phone rings )

It´s him. It´s Stan.
Answer it.
Tell him you´ve got the money.

I don´t want
to talk to him.
Answer it,
tell him you´ll do...

I´m not talking...
Answer him!

Yeah?

Yeah, I´ve got it.

Just tell me what you want.

Hartsdale Train Station--

5:00 a.m. Good.

Look, Stan, don´t hurt Emily,
all right?

Stan...

Okay.

We´ve got 11 hours.
First break we´ve had all day.

Come on.

I want Brad to
make the exchange

and he´s agreed
to do it.

He kidnapped my wife.

SAMANTHA:
They´re friends.

If we put one
of our agents out there

Watkins could panic
and hurt Emily.

How do you know that he´s not
going to double-cross you?

That´s not going to happen.

We need Brad to lure Watkins
into the open

so that we can apprehend him.

No. No, it´s my money.

I´m not going to do it
like that.

Duncan, please.

This man

could kill Emily.

I want to meet him.

I don´t think
that´s a good idea.

Well, how can I decide
what to do

if the only thing

that I know about him

is he was screwing my wife?

( quiet sigh )

My name is Duncan Mohler.

Emily´s my wife.

I want to help you get her back.

Why should I believe that?

You got her into this.

I´m sorry.

Did she say why?

Why?

Yeah. Yeah,
why she was with you?

She didn´t talk about that.

W-W-Wait,
was it because of Celia?

I mean, did she say that?

I mean, was it?
Duncan, stop...

I don´t know!

I don´t even know who Celia is.

She´s our daughter!

I didn´t even know
you had a daughter.

( quietly ):
All right...

just tell me something.

Why do you want to do this?

I don´t really think you want me
to answer that question.

I´ll get her back.

Let him do it.

Anything?

Nothing from one.

Nothing from two.

Watch three reporting. Zip.

Visual contact,
moving along the platform.

Blue jeans, brown jacket.

Can´t see if he´s carrying.

Martin, Danny,
take an angle on them.

Don´t intercept.

Vivian, cut off the back door.

Sam, now.

FBI! Get down!
Get on the ground!

Get on the ground! FBI!

Get down! FBI!

Hostage secured.

Suspect disarmed.

I´m sorry.

Duncan...
No, Emily...

please... not now.

EMILY:
I was so lonely.

I missed her so much.
I missed you.

( quietly ):
Well, we´ll talk about
this at home, okay?

We need to take
your statement. Okay.

So, what do you think
their odds are?

Are you all right?

Marie and I separated.

When?

Three months ago.

Three months.

Yeah.

Well, I don´t know what to say.

Well, you know,
we were trying

to work it out, and, uh

we´re in kind of, uh... limbo.

I´m going to go home.

Okay.

Good night.
Good night.