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Hey, Cate.

Come on in, hon.

I got the paper
if you got the coffee.

Hi, Cate.

Hi. Listen, I
can come back.

No, no, no.
We're just getting ready to go.

Hey, Gavin,
how you doing?

Okay.

Mom, this is stupid.
I'm fine.

You're not fine, Gav.

We need to have Dr. Reeves
take a look.

But I'm going to miss my trip
to the planetarium.

No, not if we get moving.

Let's go, buddy.

Drive carefully.
Thanks.

I will be back after
I drop him off.

Hey. Kiddo,
hug it out?

See you, Cate.

Gavin's asthma?

Yeah. His breathing's way off.

Even with the machine.

I don't know what's going on.

I'm so sorry.

And the worst thing is,

he won't tell us
when he has a problem,

so he could wind up in the
hospital again, or worse.

He's a smart kid, Julie.
He'll figure it out.

In the meantime, he has you
to whip him into shape.

You know, I just can't
be there all the time.

What about you?
How are you doing?

Kind of hung over.

Besides that.

A little better.

I didn't mean to be

such a drag last night.

You weren't.
You just needed to talk.

Thanks for being there.

Hey, what are friends for,
right?

God, I need a refill.
What about you?

I'm good, thanks.

CATE:
Are you expecting someone?

No. Why?

Well, a delivery or something?

Mm-mm. No.

There's a van.

He's pulling in your garage.

What?

The garage door is closing.

Oh, my God,
someone is trying to get in.

Lock the door.
I'll call 911.

Oh, my God.

OPERATOR :
911. What is your emergency?

Help. We need help.
Somebody's in the garage.

He's trying to break through
the door.

Okay, thanks.

911 call came in
45 minutes ago.

Our missing persons
are Julie Fisher

and her neighbor
Cate Connelly.

How do we know the
neighbor was here?

Well, her voice was on the 911
tape and Mr. Fisher said

that Mrs. Connelly
comes over here for coffee.

Where is he?

On his way.
Witnesses?

A gray van was seen leaving,
but that's all we got.

ERT's not even sure
how many abductors were here.

Whoever decided to pull this off
in broad daylight

had some stones.

What was the motive?

Out of the ten I can think of,
off the top of my head,

none of them are good.

Where are we with the canvass?

Mmm, a couple of joggers
ID'd the van

as a mid- to late-'90s Ford.

We updated the APB.

Okay.
Forensics in the house?

Uh, ERT's still working
on the prints.

Nothing's popped.

You know, look, this could be

a sex crime, a murder,
or a kidnapping.

We have to cover all bases.
Where's Sam?

She's running down
known sex offenders.

Listen, we're setting up
a trap and trace

in case a kidnapper calls.

Do the Fishers have money?

A few grand in savings. I don't
think it's enough for ransom.

Well, where is Cate's husband?

We need to check their
financials, too.

Hey, Viv,

do you think it's possible

that Cate might be the target?

Well, we can't rule it out.

The Connellys have an alarm
system at their house,

so maybe when she went over
to Julie's,

the kidnappers
saw their chance.

Man, we could really use some
hard facts right about now.

I got to pick up Gavin
at school in a couple hours.

What am I going to tell him?

What's going to happen?

At this point, uh,
we're not sure.

I'd like to ask you a couple
questions about your wife.

What did she do for a living?

She volunteers at Gavin's school

and she teaches piano
on the side, but that's it.

Mm
What do you do?

Lydell Insurance.

I oversee the claims division.

Could be an unpopular
occupation, I imagine.

Any disgruntled
clients?

It's the commercial property
division. It's pretty low-key.

Okay. Let's go back
to your wife.

Possible that she's involved
in anything illegal?

No.

No. What are you saying?

You think
this wasn't random?

It's very possible
that she was the target.

I need you to think back
over the last month.

Anything unusual happen?

Doesn't matter.
Big, small, anything?

There's this guy
who does some work for us.

Ron Riegert.

Julie had a problem with him
a couple weeks ago.

Kelsey.

What's the matter?
You were doing great.

No, I wasn't.

I suck at this.

You do not suck.

Can I tell you a secret?

You play a lot better
than my husband.

He can barely do "Chopsticks."

Are you okay?

Honey, is there a problem
with Mr. Riegert?

Can you tell me what?

It's okay, honey.

Just tell me what happened.

I was walking home from practice

and he wanted me to go
for a ride in his truck.

Did you go with him?

No, I told him I didn't want to.

I know I'm not supposed
to go with strangers.

But he got mad
and grabbed my arm.

When did this happen?

Last week after my lesson.

Please don't tell him
I told you.

I promise I won't.
Okay?

And he's never going
to bother you again.

Thank you.

I fired him as soon
as Julie told me.

And how did he take that?

Not well.
He took a swing at me.

It turns out he was on parole.

Police come and get him?

I-I guess

they went to his place,
but he had cleared out.

Yeah, I'm on my way.

Okay.

DANNY:
Hey.

Hey.
Where you headed?

I'm going to go
interview Gavin Fisher.

You know, he was
with his mother

at his house two hours ago
and now this.

Can you imagine?

No, I can't.

Makes me want
to give Sophie a hug.

Me, too.

Hey.

Did you talk
to Behavioral Sciences?

They think it's
a single intruder,

probably a sexual
or revenge kidnapping.

It fits with Riegert.

You know, Sam,
I don't think Ron's our guy.

Well, why not?
He's got motive.

He has no record of violence.

He's a convicted sex offender.

I would say
he's our best suspect.

We bought into that neighborhood

so we could be
out of the city, safe.

Okay.

Do you have any
reason to believe

that Cate was
in any danger?

Not at all.

She was just in the wrong place
at the wrong time.

Well, we-we don't know that.

What else would it be?

I mean, Cate didn't have
an enemy in the world.

Well, do you?

I mean, you're a partner
at a law firm

that specializes
in civil litigation.

Any angry clients
in the picture?

No one that would
abduct my wife.

Well, I'm still going to need
a list of all your clients.

Of course.

Now, when was the last time
you saw Cate?

Three days ago.

Were you out of town?

I was staying in a hotel.

Troubles at home?

It's private.

Not anymore.

It might be connected
to her disappearance.

What are you saying?

That I had something
to do with it?

But did you?

Absolutely not.

And why would I?

I don't know.

Maybe she wanted a divorce

and you didn't want her to have
half of your money.

Look, I know this is difficult,

but you need to explain
yourself, Mr. Connelly.

It is true. Cate and I
are having our problems.

It all came out
a couple of nights ago.

See you tomorrow.

Thanks again for dinner.

Thanks.

Good night.
Bye.

What's the matter?

You barely said
a word all night.

You know that condo the-the firm
has in Bahamas? We should go.

I'd love that.

I could work by cell phone.

We could fly there
tomorrow morning.

Tomorrow?
We can't just leave.

Why not?

We're booked solid--
you're speaking

at the hospital benefit
on Friday.

Blow it off.

All the partners
will be there.

You'd be giving
them the finger.

Listen, I'm gone
all the time.

I just want
to make things up to you.

This isn't for me.

I'm the one saying
we can't do it.

Come on, Richard.
What is this?

I slept with someone.

Who?

It was just, uh, someone I met
at that conference in Denver.

It doesn't matter.

It matters to me.

How could you do this?

It just happened.

Having sex with someone
doesn't just happen.

I don't know.

Because I just felt lonely.

What do you mean, "lonely"?

We are out
almost every night.

We're not really together, Cate.

If it's not a party,
it's another fund-raiser.

I do that for you, Richard.

I try to be
who you want me to be.

I am so sorry.

There is no excuse.

I just want
to make things right.

You should have thought
about that

before you cheated on me.

I went to a hotel.

I attempted to call her
and she never got back to me.

And now she's gone.

I'm going to need
the name of the other woman.

Why? She has nothing
to do with this.

And neither do I.

Her name, please.

What did the kid have to say?

ELENA :
He doesn't know anything.

He's just traumatized

that his mom is missing,
you know?

So, you got a lead
on Ron Riegert?

Well, a friend of his said
he likes to get hammered

at this bar,
so I'm going to check it out.

Danny, that's more like a rumor,
not a lead.

I made a career
out of rumors.

You're going to love this.
Let me call you back.

Ron?

Ron, don't do it.
Don't do what?

Don't do that.

What's that?

Shut up.
Okay.

Where is Julie and Cate?
Who

Julie Fisher.

The woman that
got you fired.

Hey, I didn't lay a hand
on that little girl.

I didn't say anything
about a little girl.

Julie is missing
and you're a suspect.

Start talking.

Okay.

She screwed me over.

I was pissed off, I admit that.

But I-I didn't hurt that lady,
all right?

You should look
at that other guy.

There's always
another guy, huh?
Yeah, there is...

I'm serious.
Who's the other guy?
Who's the other guy?

Two weeks ago,
right before I got let go.

He was hanging around
outside her house.

I'll get that for you,
Mrs. Fisher.

Thanks, Ron.

Apparently, I'm not
as tall as I think I am.

Um, can you get
the little one, too?

Sure.

CATE:
You ready for your big night
in the city?

I can't believe
Adam is doing this.

Do you know how much
those rooms cost?

CATE:
It will be worth it.

You guys never get away.

You can't change
your mind, Mom.

I just picked out
the movies I'm gonna watch

on Cate's big-screen.

CATE:
That's right.
No turning back now.

JULIE:
Thanks for watching him.

CATE:
Are you kidding?

We are gonna have a blast,
aren't we, Gav?

GAVIN:
Yeah.

That's what I'm afraid of.

(conversation continues
indistinctly)

Hey, there's no way that guy was
there to fix the phone lines.

Yeah? Is there anything else
that you would like

to pull out of your ass
at this time?

I'm not lying to
you, all right?

He had the wrong tools.

And when he left, he got into
a truck with no logos on it.

The guy was all wrong.
I'm telling you, man.

So are you.
Come on.

Let's go.
Let's go.

Get out!

Walk away before
I change my mind.

Go.

A park ranger found her
about 30 minutes ago

by the access road.

We've set up checkpoints.

What about Cate Connelly?

They're still searching.

I'm going to go
talk to the husbands.

Uh, would you mind
if I took that one?

Well, no arrows point
to Adam Fisher.

You think he's behind this?

Or Connelly.

I mean, he was having
problems with his marriage.

It's possible that he hired
somebody to abduct Cate

and Julie got caught
in the crossfire.

Well, I confirmed his story.

He had a one-night stand
with a cocktail waitress.

And based on what we have,
I'm not convinced

that either of these guys
had anything to do with it.

I'm just playing the odds.

Nine times out of ten,
it's the husband.

What's going on?

We found your wife, Mr. Fisher.

She's been shot,
but she-she's alive.

What?

We located her in Bear
Mountain State Park.

She's been airlifted to,
uh, Mercy Hospital.

And they're, uh,
conducting surgery right now.

I can have Agent Jama take
you to see her if you want.

Yes. Thank you.

Cate

No news on her yet.

Richard...

Go, man, go.

Go be with Julie.

The fact that he shot her...

What does that mean for Cate?

I'm not sure,
but I would say

that it would make her
the main target.

That doesn't make any sense.

I know.

Are you sure
that there's no one in your life

that would want
to harm your wife?

No, no.

I mean, I would have said so
if there was, earlier.

Mr. Connelly if there is
anything you're holding back,

if there is anything that you
haven't told me,

now is the time.

No.

Well, there is something, but
I'm-I'm sure it's not related.

Everything is related,
Mr. Connelly.

Last Saturday,
we were at a cocktail party

at the Waldamont Hotel.

CATE:
God, I feel old.

Sweetheart, you're not old.

You look gorgeous.

Hey, Scott... of course.

I took care of that
on Friday.

Yes, but we have
a court date next week.

We can subpoena
the medical records then.

Excuse me?

I-I know you.

I don't think so.

Christie, right?

I'm afraid not.

Excuse me.

I know I'm right.

I know it's you,
Christie. Come on.

Look!

Don't touch me.

Sorry, I thought
you would remember.

Is everything okay?

Just making conversation.

Well, she's
not interested.

Get lost.

See you around,
Christie.

Who was that?

I have no idea.

She said he must've mixed her up
with somebody else.

And you believed her?

Yes, I did.

But now...

Well, I've been
keeping things from her.

Maybe she's been
keeping things from me, too.

Hey.
Hey.

You know, Cate's
phone records came in.

There's no sign here that
she led a secret life.

Well, maybe she
just looked like

this woman Christie
and we're chasing down

a dead-end lead.

No ID on the man
that hassled her?

No.

There were over 300 RSVPs.

They're sending
a guest list over.

Where are we on this guy?

ELENA:
Danny contacted
the phone company.

He is not a repairman
over there.

That's all we know so far.

Good news--
the results on the rape kit

that the hospital did on Julie
came back negative.

Yeah. That could rule
out a sexual motive.

Yeah, it also puts us
right back to square one

as to why
these girls were taken.

I'll be back in a little bit,
okay?

Mrs. Fisher,
I'm Special Agent Johnson.

Are you up for
answering a few questions?

Now, do you know
who did this to you?

Uh, I don't know.

I had never seen him before.

Did Cate know him?

I don't think so.

Did you find her?

Not yet.

Now, what do you remember

about the break

I heard the garage door closing

and then...

It all happened so fast.

He's here,
he's here, he's here!

Please help us!

(dishes clattering
and breaking)

JULIE:
Please don't hurt us.

Do you want to die?
No, no, no!

Then help me
move her now.

Go. Come on, let's go.

I helped him get Cate
into the van.

He told me to get in,
and then he tied our hands.

How badly hurt was Cate?

She came to a few
minutes later.

We just sat in the
back of the van,

not knowing where he
was going to take us

or what he was going to do.

Did he say anything to you?

Not really.

Cate tried to offer him money

and her diamond earrings.

He just told us to shut up.

Did he make any stops?

Not for a long time.

And then when he did...

I've never been so scared.

What's going on?
What's he doing?

If we do what he says,
we'll be okay.

What-What if he wants to...

Just stay calm.

We'll be all right.

We're going to get through this.

Get out.

Why?

I'm cutting you loose.

Please let us both go.

We won't-We won't tell anyone.
We won't go to the police.

I only need her.
Get out.

You need to go.

I'll be okay.

Get out.
I'm sorry.

Walk away.

Walk away before
I change my mind. Go.

I laid there

and played dead.

I...

I thought he was going
to shoot me again.

And then...

...I heard him drive off.

With Cate.

Now, do you think
you could describe him

to our sketch artist?

I'll never forget him.

Okay, all
right. Thanks.

State Police just found the
van in a mall parking lot.

Where?
White Plains.

ERT's checking for prints.

Who are these guys?

DANNY:
Besides ugly.

Well, these guys
are affiliated with the mob.

They're out of Sicily.
They're into drugs,

racketeering...

See this tattoo here?

That tattoo was seen
by Julie Fisher,

and we believe it's
pretty much their trademark.

Uh-oh, here we go.

Meet Mario Castro.

I think this guy
is their enforcer.

So, we released
Mario Castro's photo

to the media
with a hotline number.

Maybe we'll get
some action.

Organized Crime
doesn't have a 20 on him?

Uh, all they can give us is a
list of his known associates.

ERT searched the
Connelly house.

No drugs.

Nothing that connects them
to illegal activity.

Well, did Richard Connelly
have any mob clients?

His law firm says no, but what
else are they going to say?

All right, look,

Castro did not kidnap this woman
just for the hell of it, right?

So there's a missing piece
here somewhere.

You know, there was a...

There was a charge
on Cate's credit card

at a bar in Newark yesterday.

Let's see.

Yeah, here.

In the Forest Hill area.

There's a lot of made guys
in that area, right?

You know, maybe Cate's the one
with the mob connection.

Yeah, I saw her last night.

Cate. Her and her friend.

Is this the friend?

No, she was, uh,
with another woman.

Her?

Yeah. Yeah, that's her.

Like Desperate Housewife twins.

Did they talk to anyone?

Uh, no.

Just each other.

They were just having
a night out.

It seemed like
they could use it.

All right, ladies.

Another one.

Oh, no.

This one's on the house.
Come on, Jules.

On the house.
One more.

Oh, I...

Oh, I can't.
I'm done.

Yes.

Oh...

How did we end up here?

Because Richard
stepped out on me.

I mean, this bar.

I'm returning to my roots.

This used to be strip club
way back when.

I worked here.

You're kidding.

You wouldn't get it.

You and Adam with your beautiful
kid and your perfect life.

Yeah, and our credit card
debt and our two mortgages.

Why?

I wanted to go to college,

so I danced my way to a degree.

Sometimes I did more than dance.

I bet I wrecked a few marriages
along the way.

I got what I deserve.

No, you didn't.

Cate, it's not over.

Maybe I was trying so hard not
to be who I used to be

that I just wasn't there at all.

I've seen the way
Richard looks at you.

He loves you.

I love him.

I'm just not sure that's enough.

Sometimes people
make stupid mistakes.

But they deserve
a second chance.

They paid their bill
and took off.

Did you see anyone
follow them out?

No, ma'am.

But it was a busy night.
I guess it's possible.

Thanks.

I spoke to the owner
of the strip club.

Cate's stage name
was Christie,

but he hasn't seen or
heard from her in 15 years.

Oh, so that's how the guy
at the party knew her.

Check this out.

Mario Castro was spotted
at a fast-food joint

about an hour ago.

Was Cate with him?

Well, we're about
to see for sure.

I'm downloading the
surveillance video right now.

All right, here we go.

She looks unharmed.
Yeah.

What is that, an SUV?

Uh-huh.

I can't make out
what they're saying.

God, I wish
I could read lips.

Maya can lip-read.

Yeah.

Okay, one more time.

He just ordered
some kind of burger and fries.

She's telling him
she doesn't understand.

"Why me? Why are
you doing this?"

The man's saying...

"Your husband stole our..."

Our what?

Can you play that
last part again?

"Your husband stole our money."

All right.

Thank you.

How much do you owe them,
Mr. Connelly?

Owe who?

The mob.

They took your wife because
you stole their money.

Now, I want the whole story.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

No, please.
I don't understand.

I...

Who said I took money
from the mob?

He did.

Is Cate okay?

Well, she was then.

But with every second
her life is more at risk.

VIVIAN :
You know, you really need
to be straight with me.

I swear to you, I don't know
what you're talking about.

Well, he is saying
to your wife,

"Your husband stole our money."

Now, why would he say that?

He must have made a mistake.

Look, somebody
has made a mistake.

Well, he shot Julie Fisher in
the back and left her for dead.

Is that what you want for Cate?

No, of course not.

Then give me something.

I don't have anything.

I didn't steal anything.

I don't know why this guy
said what he said.

RICHARD:
I don't even know the guy.

SAMANTHA:
She getting anything out of him?

Enough for me
to cut my odds in half.

He doesn't know
anything about it.

SAMANTHA:
All right.

Well, maybe this guy
can shed some light.

One of Castro's known
associates, Charlie Moretti.

Looks like our phone guy.

Word on the street is
he's a freelance hit man.

Let's bring him in.
Yep.

So, how can I help
the FBI today?

Well, we'd like
to ask you some questions

about your close
personal friend Mario Castro.

Sorry, I'm drawing a blank.

Oh, well,
let me refresh your memory.

He kidnapped two women
this morning.

You were an accessory.

No, you're mistaken, gorgeous.

I'm in the
import/export business.

Yeah. We know you're connected.

Connected?

To what?

JACK:
Come on, smart-ass.

We already have you
as an accessory to kidnapping

and more than likely
as an accessory to murder.

Based on what?

Based on the fact
that we have an eyewitness

that places you
at Julie Fisher's house

prior to the kidnappings.

Hmm. And you think that's
gonna hold up in court,

'cause I was in her
neighborhood?

You guys are reaching.

You want to play
it that way?

Really?

Okay, you can go.

I can go.

Yeah, get out of here.

What's going on here?

The minute you walk out of here,

I'm going to let it be known
on the street

that you were
in here talking to us

about the family,
their operation.

The way they work.

I don't like your chances
on the street after that.

What do you want?

Information.
About what?

The kidnappings!

If I answer questions
about that and only that,

will my answers
stay within these walls

and will I get immunity

in case anything else
happens to come up?

We'll talk about immunity
depending on what you tell us.

Oh.

I turned down that job.

All right.
You want immunity?

You're going to
have to do better than that.

I'm telling the truth.

I turned the job down.

I did some recon

and I realized it wasn't
my type of gig.

Oh, what's the matter?
No dental plan?

I've have a code.

I don't do anyone
with a wife and kids.

The Connellys don't have kids.

Who the hell are the Connellys?

Well, who was your target?

The husband, Adam Fisher.

Where is your husband,
Mrs. Fisher?

He's not home and he's
not answering his cell.

I-I don't know.

Don't lie to me.

He was here earlier.

Where was he headed?

I don't know.

You don't know.

Well, I'll tell you what I know.

Your husband took money
from the wrong people.

They sent Mario Castro
after him.

Castro grabbed you.

But what I need to know is
why he shot you and kept Cate.

Look, you need to tell me
what really happened!

He came to the house.

Adam wasn't home,
so he took the two of us.

Which one of you is Mrs. Fisher?

I am.

Good.

What are you doing?
He'll keep me and
he'll let you go.

This is our best bet.

Cate...

I can handle guys like this.
You can't.

I won't let you do this.
Listen to me.

Gavin needs you.

Get out.

You need to go.

I'll be okay.

Get out.
I'm sorry.

Walk away before
I change my mind.

Go.

Go!

She did it because of my son...

and I let her.

And it's my fault

she's still
with that animal.

Why didn't you
tell me this before?

Adam begged me not to.

Right.

So, your best friend
risks her life for you

and you're going to let her
die to protect your husband?

Who did he take the money from?

He wouldn't tell me.

And I tried to get
the truth out of him.

I don't know what I would
have done if I had lost you.

What is going on, Adam?

What do you mean?

That man wanted me.

Why did he want me?
I didn't do anything.

Did you do something?

I-I did an inspection

on an apartment
building last month.

Just...

Just checking it out before
we issued the policy and...

I found a bag hidden
in an air vent.

A bag?

What was in the bag?

There was $100,000.

The place was empty.

It was going to be
torn down eventually.

I figured somebody just...

I don't know, left
the money there,

forgot about it.

I didn't think anyone
would find out.

Why would you do this?

We're barely keeping
up on the house.

And my bonus this
year was a joke.

Our cards are maxed, all right?
I feel like I'm drowning.

I just needed some relief.

:
Look, I just...

It didn't seem like stealing.

I see what Richard
does for Cate,

and I just...

I want you and Gavin
to have those things.

I don't need things, Adam.

All I need is my family.

We have to go
to the police.

We can't.

They left a message on
my voice mail at work.

They're going to kill Cate if
I don't give the money back.

Baby, I will fix this.

All right, I will fix this.

I will get her back,
I swear to you.

But you have got
to promise me...

You can't say anything.

Where was he going?

I don't know, I swear.

Please, you have to find him.

Both of them.

JACK:
Any clues as to where
Adam Fisher hit the jackpot?

Well, we checked his schedule
from a month ago

and the only empty building
he inspected

was at Jerome and 92nd.
That's South Bronx.

Who owns it?

Ah, interesting.
Joseph Savino.

Okay, Organized Crime confirmed
that he runs a mob family

out of New Jersey.

Here's the thing.

I've been reading
through all this stuff, Jack,

and Joseph doesn't seem
like the kind of guy

who is going to let Adam
just return that money.

No way.

Hmm. Well, I would assume

the drop would have to happen
in a secure location.

Um, what other properties
does this Savino own?

He's got about 20 of them,
all over the city.

Apartment buildings,
a movie theater,

a warehouse...

JACK:
Okay, okay, okay.

Let's call NYPD.

Let's get them involved.

Let's hit them all at once.

(phone dialing
and line ringing)

MARTIN:
What's up?

Yeah, I got Fisher's car
at the Mayan Theater.

Man, I'm at least
30 minutes out.

Why don't you hang tight
and I'll call for backup.

I'm at the north entrance.

Shots fired!
I'm going in.

Hey, Danny, hang on.

Danny!

CASTRO:
That was a warning.

I'll put the next one
in your head.

Don't make a move.

ADAM:
Whatever you say.

CASTRO:
Throw it over.

Throw it.

Open it.
Open it!

It's all there, okay?
I swear to you.

ADAM:
Please, can we just go?

This ain't about the money.

It's about the fact
that you took it.

ADAM:
No, no, no, no!

Look, she's got
nothing to do with this.

Please just-just let her go.

Maybe we can all
just kiss and make up.

Right?

FBI!

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Do you think the DA is
going to charge Adam?

With what?

Grand theft of mob money

or, uh, first degree stupidity?

You were right.

That it was
the husband.

And you were right
that it wasn't the husband.