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This is a bit surreal.

- What do you mean?

- You know,
all this stuff.

Meet me in parking level six,

come alone,

leave your car here.

If I didn't know better
I'd think I should be worried.

- You watch too many movies.

This way.

We do our business out here.

No reason not to
enjoy the ocean,

cool breeze.

- Wow.

This is some nice
view you got here Tommy.

- Thanks.

There's a lot
wrong with this city.

Too much traffic,

too much pollution,

over population,

but the one thing that
makes it all bearable

is to come home at
the end of the day

and take a look at this.

- I'm sorry.
I don't believe we've met.

- I'm Alex Brandt.

- Mr.Brandt,

I thought you were still in Rio.

- I got tired of
being out of the country.

- I mean, it's a
pleasure to finally meet you.

- My associates
have told me about you.

They tell me that
you've done some good work.

- I try.

- I know you're
here to fill Tommy in

on some details of a deal
that you were working on.

- Yes, sir.

There's a large shipment

that some people I know

need to unload quickly.

Now I've negotiated them down to

sell the product
below market value.

- My boys have vouched for you.

I'm in on the deal.

- Great.

- Tommy will look after you.

One thing, Jimmy.

- Yes, Mr.Brandt.

- Why don't you tell me

a little bit
about Phil Raphaelson.

I understand that
you've developed

a relationship
with Mr.Raphaelson

and I guess I get a
little uncomfortable

when one of my
employees strikes up

a chummy relationship
with the prosecutor.

- Mr.Brandt, I assure you
there is nothing going on.

- So the information
I received in Brazil

that you had cut a deal

with the
prosecutor is incorrect?

- They tried to pinch me,

but they had nothing.

I mean,

no deal was made.

- And if I were to
check you for a wire?

- I'd be clean.

- Would you mind
if Tommy checked you?

- No.
Go right ahead.

- Very good.
You have a lot to do.
[cell dial]

Tommy will look after you.

Yeah, I'm back in the country.

How do we get this prosecutor,

this Phil Raphaelson
to call off his dogs?

Ah, no.
Be creative.

Think of something.

He's gotta get the point.

No,no.
Tommy's taking care of that.

[GUNSHOT]

Yeah, Jimmy's not
gonna be a problem.

[action music]

- Hey Phil.
- Still checking on it.

- Thanks for coming so quickly.

- What's,uh,
what's the story?

- Well,
the neighbor called this
body in about an hour ago.

There's no evidence that
the murder took place here.

- Body drop.

Isolated area,

no tire tracks.

It's pretty clean.

Looks professional.

Prosecuting attorneys
usually aren't called

in on a crime scene,

so I assume you have
some kinda relationship

with the victim, right?

- Yes,
I do.

- Who is it?
- Name's Jimmy Costen.

We hauled him in for
racketeering a few months back.

The moment I threatened
him with some jail time

he jumped at the chance to start

working for me as an informant.

- Who'd he work for?
- Alex Brandt.

- He tell you
anything about Brandt?

- Nothing we
didn't know already.

We were working on
something to nail Brandt.

There was a deal
about to go down

and Brandt was right
in the middle of it.

Maybe Brandt figured
out something was up.

That'd be my guess.

- We got a report that Brandt

arrived back in the
country a few days ago.

Now this could be our chance

to nail him once and for all,
Frank,

but we gotta move fast

before he tries to
flee the country again.

Can I count on CSAs cooperation?

- Let me see what I can do.

- This came in from our
Brazilian feed this morning.

It's a little rough.

- Right. Yeah. Yeah.

I'm not talking
about that kind of money,

you know, electronic
transaction.

- Alexia Alexandervic,

Now that the plans are final

we need a way to secure funds.

- You're right.

We'll finalize
the details tomorrow.

- Fresh Start, ready to break
ground on the site right away.

- Fresh Start?
[on phone] Be there. It will be
delivered Wednesday.

- Fresh Start Construction.

That's Ray Jackson's company.

That's good enough for me.

Time to saddle up.

[ominous music]

Fast Eddie Batista,

strong-armed robbery,

attempted murder.

He doesn't look that tough.

Mike 'The Mac' Mitchell,

extortion,

fraud,
embezzlement.

Nice guy.

All right,
here's our boy right here.

You with me, Marv?

- I got you five by five.
Over.

- Ray Jackson.

That's him.

I'd read you his rap sheet,

but we don't have all day.

I'm going in.
Wish me luck.

- Okay.
We have 14 tractors,
14 trucks.

We're the foundation.

We're gonna level the field.

- Hey Eddie.

- Hey.
- I don't know what's going on.

- G'Morning Ray.

- Frank Darnell.

What's with the get up?

- CSA probably had
enough of you.

- No. They still put up with me.

- Hey,
cop.

- Quite a set up you got here.

I'm impressed.

- You moved in
here pretty slick.

I'm impressed.

- So why don't you
tell me what's going on, Ray?

- You tell me.

You come in here,

rouse me in front of my boys.

How do you plan to do that
and walk away in one piece?

- All your boys here
are on parole, Ray.

I don't think
there's anybody here

that wants to pick
up a violation

for interfering with
a federal officer.

That'd be kinda
stupid, don't you think?

Meet my boys.

[action music]

- Don't move,
Eddie.

- Freeze.
- Freeze.

- Put your hands where
we can see them.
- Your call.

- Right there.

- Not bad, G-man.

Not bad.

[neighbor] We'll see you
Saturday.

- Powerbar.

Is that your
definition of breakfast?

- I'm in a hurry.
We have a pep
assembly first period.

Oh, and I won't be home
for dinner tonight.

I'm meeting some friends
at the mall.

- Do these friends have names?

- Well,
Jenna and Madison
and maybe someone else.

- Maybe's not
good enough Susie-Q.

- Mom,
I don't even know if
he likes me.

- Call me.

Love ya.

Ha.

- Get those papers to my
assistant by tomorrow morning.

- Wish me luck.

- You don't have to do this,
you know.

You're so beautiful.

- You know what I mean.

I need to do this for myself and

I want to look my best
on the campaign trail.

- Yeah, well,
you do whatever you want,

but, you know,
you're perfect to me.

- Thank you.

[prisoners chatter]

- On your feet cupcake.

Get your eyes off me convict.

- Morning Ray.

You sleep well?

- Why shouldn't I?

I've got a clear conscience.

- Makes one of us.

- You come to
apologize and send me home?

- Now that's exactly
why I'm here.

How did you know?

- I'm here to offer
you a carrot,

a chance to get out from under

before I file international
money laundry charges,

and I suggest you
take full advantage of it.

- And if I don't?

- Ray, I'd bet my pension

that your laundering
money for Alex Brandt.

I've been chasing this
guy around the planet

for about the past three years

Ray, do you have any idea
of what happens

with that kinda money?

- Enlighten me, please.

- Ray, that money goes to fund
some of the most radical

terrorist groups in this world

not to mention
some very prominent

enemies of this country.

We intercepted a transmission

from a source in Ananindeua.

We have Alex
Brandt talking about

an electronic transfer
of funds to an account,

your account, Fresh
Start Construction.

So why would he say
something like that

if you weren't doing a
little laundry work for him?

- I did my time and when
I got out

I did exactly what
you nice people wanted.

I went straight.

I became a successful contractor

and I put a lotta guys
back to work

who coulda wound up back
in the joint.

- I'd like to believe that.

- You don't' have
enough for a conviction.

- Come on, Parker.
We have more than enough to hold

Jackson indefinitely
while we investigate

and without bail.

- This conversation is over.

I want to talk to
my lawyer alone.

Do something Fleming.

What am I paying you for?

- Hey, Ray.

They're bluffing,

all right? Now look.

We'll file an injunction

claiming restraintive trade.

Now you tell me what
the they have on you.

- Nothing.

- Ray's the worst of them.

He's done hard time before.

- Oh, remember Phil,

I need to talk to
you about Thursday.

- What's Thursday?

I was hoping to coax this guy

into announcing his candidacy.

- Well,
it's about time.

- That's what
Caroline keeps saying.

- I'm gonna throw a
little fundraiser for him,

generate some interest,

maybe extract some money.

- It always comes down
to the money.

- Uh huh.

- What about Caroline?

Will she make it to the party?

- Well, I would think so.

I have to pick her up
at the doctor's office

a little later this afternoon.

A limo's gonna bring her there.

Now listen to me,
I sound like a movie star.

- And how are our pampered
patients doing this morning?

- Same as you left them.

Miss Raphaelson's
packed and ready to go.

Oh, her husband called and said

he'll pick her up at
the doctor's office.

- And where's Wilbur?

- Car must be in the
garage by now.

I'm outta here.
- Mac,

would you stay a few
minutes after your shift

so I can take her downstairs?
- Mm hmm.

- All right, Caroline,
are you ready

for your big debut?
- Uh huh.

- Mr. Raphaelson is gonna meet
you at Dr.Manser's office.
- Uh huh.

- Let's see, do we have
all of her personal belongings,

Wilbur? Thank you,
and let's move out.

- Bye, bye Mrs.R.

- Hey,

you take care of yourself now.

- Don't try to talk if
your face feels too swollen.

It'll take a few days for
you to feel comfortable.

- Hey,

you know where to go?
- Yes.

Dr.Manser at the
Deshields Medical Building.

Okay.

I make this run three
times a week maybe.

I think that guy's so rich
he could buy Beverly Hills.

[LAUGH]

- Good morning,
Mrs.Raphaelson.

Thanks Tom.

Here I'll take that for you.

Well, it's show time.

You must be so excited.

We're in exam room
four today, okay?

Here we go.

You're gonna get right
up on this table here.

Up you go.
There you go.
How you feeling?

- Caroline,
good to see you.

Look who's here.

- Hi honey.

You ready to meet the new you?

- I always warn my patients

not to expect too much change.

The goal in retinoplasty

is to erase ten years

not to turn you
into a supermodel.

- Frankly she looked
just fine to me before.

- Drum roll, please.

Now don't be scared by
what you see.

The surgery went very well,

but it's gonna take two
or three weeks

for the swelling and
the bruising to dissipate.

How was Hermione's Hideway?

Did they treat you good?

I send a lotta patients there.

Let's see what magic I brought.

- What is this? Uh, hey.

Hey, stop, come back here.

- Excuse me miss.

- Nurse grab that,
- Where, where are you going?

- Wait a second.

- Nurse.

- Hey.Wait, wait, wait.
I just want to talk
to you.

[action music]

- Come on, come on.
Go, come on.

- Go, go, go.Go.

- Stop.

Where is my wife?

- There you go.
Bye.

Hi.
- Hi, can I have a non-
fat Vanilla latte, please?

- Sure.
[backup warning chime]

There you go.

- Wait.Wait.Wait, wait.

Look, I know I parked in
the red zone,

but I always do that.

- Hey,
what's going on?

- Come on.

Hey, hey, come back, please.

Oh.Uh.

- Hi.

- Oh, okay, okay.

What's this all about, Frank?

- I'm gonna help you
get your car back.

- Right.

- Need a ride?

- Actually, I do.

I've given you more at bats

than a
kindergarten softball league

and it always ends up
the same way.

With you talking me into working

with you against
my better judgment.

- You got great judgment.
That's why I'm here.

I think we make a great team.

I think we work well together.

We got synchronicity.

- Synchronicity? Hmm.

- Yeah.
- Like that
identity theft case?

- Well, I just thought that it
made more sense

that I took the woman
out than you.

- Ha, for dinner
and drinks maybe,

but not the whole weekend.

- Good point.

- I gotta go.

- Um...

- Frank, I gotta work.

- Look, just hear me out
for a second.

We'll dealing with a very,uh,

high profile kidnapping
of a federal official.

- Kidnapping? Who's the victim?

- Caroline Raphaelson.

She's the wife to the
U. S. Attorney,

Phil Raphaelson.

- Yeah.
I know who he is.

- Well, Phil and I have been

working on a case together.

It has to do with
money laundering

and terrorist funding.

It's, it's got everything in it.

- I'm listening.

- All right,
here's what we know so far.

Caroline Raphaelson just
got a routine face-lift

from a Doctor Andrew Manser.

Now she was transferred to
a luxury aftercare facility.

A place called
Hermione's Hideaway.

She spent the night there.

Today limo comes by,

picks her up and takes
her back to the doctor

to have the bandages removed.

- Okay,
what's the puzzle?

- The bandages came off,

but it wasn't
Caroline Raphaelson

that was under all that gauze.

It was a teenage girl.

Teenage girl gets up,
she bolts out the door.

- Well, that's a neat trick.
Can I go visit this doctor?

- Look, if it was
easy I wouldn't be here.

Phil saw his wife last
night and said

there was no question
it was Caroline.

- Somebody obviously
made the switch

presumably after he
left his wife in aftercare.

- We interviewed the
nurses, the technicians,
the whole staff.

They said there's no way
that that could have happened.

- Really? That's intriguing.

- Look, I need Phil
firing on all cylinders, okay?

That means I want you
to find the wife.

You're the best person
for the job.

- Here are the most recent
photos I have of Caroline.

If you hear anything new
I'll be at the office.

- All right, sir.
[phone rings]

- Hello?

- I think we have
something that you want.

- Who is this?
- What is it?

We have a very pretty
lady who wants to talk to you.

- Caroline?

- She's a little excited,

but we'll calm her down.

- You, you better not hurt her.

- If you cooperate
she'll be fine.

I suggest you do what
we tell you.

- I'm listening.

- How much do you charge to
rent a limo for the evening?

- It's 85 dollars an hour

and we have a four-hour minimum.

Boss says no
exceptions, company policy.

- What's your company
policy on kidnapping?

- I go get the boss.
- I don't want to talk
to your boss.

I want to talk to you.

Your name's
Gregorio Alexiavic, right?

- You drove Caroline Raphaelson
from Hermione's Hideaway

to Doctor Manser's this morning?

- Right.
- Anything happen out
of the ordinary

while you were there?

- Niet.Drive to
Deshields Medical

and on level two, park and wait.

- Did she say anything to you?

- Not a word.Not
even thank you.

[PHONE RINGS]

- Yes, Frank, go.

When?

Okay, I'm on my way.

Uh,
excuse us.

Phil just got a call
on the ransom demand.

We gotta get over
there right away.

- Frank, I gotta get home.

- You got a choice.

Either you go with me or
I'll have the limo driver

take you back to the
garage and drop you off.
Either way.

- Well, that's nice.
The last lady that got
in his car disappeared.

- Look, I'll be in touch.

If you think of anything
you call me at that number.

- Talk about kidnapping.

[edgy music]

- Frank.
- Hi Phil.

- They've got Caroline.

They put her on the phone.

She sounded terrified.

- Are you sure it
was your wife's voice?

I'm sorry. I'm Jane Doe.

- Yeah. Yeah.Of
course I'm sure.

Anyway, they called me
on my personal cell phone.

- Caller ID?

- Restricted.
- You said they.

Was there more than
one caller on the line?

- No.It was just the one guy

and I didn't
recognize his voice.

I'm sorry.
Sit down, please.

Sorry, I know I'm not
being of much help.

I've been a prosecutor
for 30 years,

but when it's happening to you.

- Tell me about
the ransom demand.

- The caller said if
I don't drop

all charges against Ray Jackson

and release him from
jail within 72 hours

Caroline will be killed.

- Ray Jackson?

- Yeah.

- He also said that if
any of this

leaks out they won't
even wait that long.

- Well, excuse me,
but why don't you just
drop the charges

and re-file them a week later?

- No. I have to
dismiss with prejudice

so that Jackson can't be
rearrested and charged again.

- Well, they
did their homework.

What'd you say to the caller?

- I don't know.

I didn't say anything really.

I stalled, I played dumb

just trying to push back that
deadline.

Of course it's no use.

Seventy-two hours
is non-negotiable.

- Frank told me that
you visited Caroline

at Hermione's
Hideaway last night.

- Yes.

She was so excited
about the unveiling.

- Phil, are you sure
it was Caroline

under all those bandages?

And you're, you're positive?

- Yeah, I think I'd know
if it was someone else.

- I'm just touching
all bases, Phil.

- I know. I'm sorry.

What's killing me is that
I should have spotted it

immediately at
the doctor's office.

I mean, the way she
didn't say anything,

the way she carried her body.

I just put it down to nerves.

If we coulda grabbed
that girl right away

she would have led us
right to Caroline.

- Can you describe her?

- Uh, the police sent
me this fax.

It looks just like her.

- She barely looks 16.

- You know, for all we know

somebody could have given

this girl 100 bucks and told
her they were

playing a practical joke.

- I suppose.
- Can you remember anything else

about her at all?

- Nothing more than I
told the police.

She was about Caroline's height,

Caroline's coloring,

she was pretty,
but not a great beauty.

Not like Caroline was.

- How long do I have to
stay in here?

- Till it's time to go.

- Well, when is that?

- Oh, you'll be the
first to know.

- Look, there is nothing to do.

- Quit your whining.
You're getting paid.

- I'm not whining, I'm bored.

- Take a nap,

read a book.
Do something.

Do it quietly, huh?

- Hi boss.

I have the information
you asked for,

work ups on
Doctor Manser's staff

and the car service personnel,

phone records,

fingerprints from
Mrs. Raphaelson's room

at the aftercare facility.

- Okay.All right,
Marvin, cut to the chase for me.

Any connection to Ray
Jackson at all?

- No, sir,
but we're still digging.

- Okay.
Good.

Uh, pull up the graphics
for me, will you?

- So Frank,

you really think that
Ray Jackson is involved?

- Well, it's tough to be getting
19 counts of bank robbery.

Jackson's a real role model.

He employees a buncha ex-
cons at his site.

- So you think he
employs them to do

something else like kidnapping?

- Well, could be.
Marvin,

are you having any luck
piecing together that chatter

into something coherent?

- Mm, not completely,

but we're getting close.
[playing with audio]

- And this came in just
before we rousted Jackson.

That's Alex Brandt.

- The Alex Brandt?

You've been chasing
that creep around for years.

You got a line on
him through Jackson?

- Marvin, could you pull up the
photos for me?

Yeah, we think Alex
Brandt is using

Ray Jackson as a front.

What we don't know

is the identity of Brandt's
U. S. partner.

- What are they talking,
a meeting? What is it?

A money launderers
convention or what?

- Look, look, listen to me.

I need you to concentrate
on Caroline Raphaelson.

I'll take care of Jackson.

We need to dig fast.
We're on a nasty deadline.

Marvin, you remember Jane Doe?

- Jane Doe.

- You get her
anything she needs, okay?

- Yes.
And you'll want to see this.

- Okay.
- Background on Mac Macintyre.

He was the night nurse.

On duty from 11 P.M.
until he was relieved

at nine in the morning
by the day nurse,

Anna Reichman.

There was also an orderly,a,uh,

mentally challenged
gentleman name Wilbur Russell.

He came in at eight.

Macintyre was alone
in the hallway

all night with a clear view

to the door of
Caroline Raphaelson's room.

He coulda seen the
switch or made it himself.

- What do we know
about this Mac Macintyre?

- Okay.
That's the kicker.

He has what appears to
be an excellent resume

except every
reference turned out

to either be a wrong
number or out of order.

- How convenient.
- Mm hmm.

We're running his social
and his prints.

If it gets hairy I can
always send his DNA to CODIS.

- Excellent.
I'm gonna take this,

okay Marvin?
- Yes.

- Thank you.

- Anything?

- Dinner.Uh, how am
I gonna get home?

- Oh, uh,

- Company car? I'm
moving up, huh?

- This too.

- Now a badge.

Old times.

- Be careful with it.

- I will be.

- Hello?
- Hey honey.

- Hi.

Buy a new car and not
tell me about it?

- No. It's just a loaner
while mine's in the shop.

- Hey,

who's the girl?

- Thanks for driving me home.

- I don't know.

Thanks.
- Bye.

- He looks kinda happy.

- Yeah.

- Excuse me.
Wait a minute.

- What?

- Well, what's going on?

- I just want a snack.

- I'm just starting dinner,

and besides you left
this morning all depressed

and today you're happy.

What happened at school?

- You guys'll just make
a big deal out of it.

- We won't make a big
deal out of it.

Will we Jack?

- Well, we'll do our best.

- Okay.

You heard they're
having a school dance, right?

- Heard? I barely escaped

having to serve on the
refreshment committee.

- I wasn't so lucky.

Chaperone committee.

- Well, I'm going

with Carla Solomon.

- You have a date?
You can't have a date.

You're a baby.

- That's my boy.

- First of all,
I'm not a baby.

I'm almost 13.

- Well, you're gonna be 13
in 11 months.

I mean, well, you can't,

you're just too young to
have a date, honey.

I mean, pretty soon
you're gonna be married

and then you're gonna have kids
and then I'm gonna be a grandma

and I'm way too young to
be a grandma, young man.

- Aren't you getting a
little ahead of yourself?

Anyway, Susan's gonna
have kids way before I do.

- Bite your tongue.

- In some parts of the
world people get married at 12.

- Well, in other countries

people eat their
neighbors for dinner.

It doesn't make it right.

- This is what I call
making a big deal.

- All right,
so I lied.

- Just do me one favor.

Don't tell Susan.

- Why not?

- Because

beyond the usual evil
big sister issue

she's friend with
Carla's sister Courtney

and she'll drive me
nuts about this.

- Well, maybe she'll
be happy for you, honey.

- Sure. Just like
my parents are.

I'm gone.

[PHONE RINGS]

- Hello?

Yeah, just a second.

It's Darnell from U.S.Puzzle.

- Oh, hi.

- Mac Macintyre.

- Anxious to meet him.

- Yeah, well, don't
look for him at work.

Those phony references
turned out to be a cover up

for a felony conviction
on armed robbery.

- That's a coincidence,
don't you think?

- Ex-con Ray Jackson
our prime suspect,

ex-con Mac Macintyre
stationed next to the victim?

Yeah,I'd say so.

So far I can't find anything

to link the two
of them together.

I'm afraid he's gonna skip town.

- Frank?

- Look Cathy, you're gonna

have to go tonight.
You have to.

- Okay.

What's the address?

[mysterious music]

[basketball game chatter in
the background]

- All right, all right.
Yeah.Come on.

Stay on him.

Watch the shot.
Watch the shot!

- Oh.

Ah,man, check him out, yo.

Yeah, let's go.

Hold him, hold him.

Throw yeah.Okay.

All right, here we go.
Here we go.

You got it bro.

Hey yo, lady, the ball?

- Is one of you Mac Macintyre?

- Come on, woman, give
us the ball.

We ain't got all day.

- Well, he's in
big time trouble.

Nice.

- Yeah, I'm Mac Macintyre.

- What's going on, Mac?

- This about
Hermione's Hideaway?
- Yeah.

- Well, listen, I lied
on my resume, all right?

So they send the feds
out for this now?

- Never said I was a fed.

- Well, you gotta be somebody.

Cracking up on my
game like this, right?

- I'm Jane Doe from the CSA.

I'm here because Caroline
Raphaelson was kidnapped.

- Yeah.Yeah.

I heard about that.

I told the nursing director

I didn't know anything about it.

She fired me anyway.

- I'm sorry about that.

- Yeah, me too.

So unless you got
some more questions

I'm gonna get back to
my game with my fellas

because I got money
hanging on this and,um,

as you know I'm
currently unemployed.

- Couldn't Ray
Jackson help you with that?

- Who's Ray Jackson?
- You don't know him?

- No.I ain't never heard
of no Ray Jackson.

- All right, look.

Phil Raphaelson swears
that his wife

was at Hermione's
Hideaway last night.

This morning she disappeared.

Now do you have any
idea how that happened?

Can you help me at all?

- Listen, when
Mr. Raphaelson left

his wife didn't make a
peep for the whole night,

okay, 'cause I could see
her door from my station.

- You never left your desk?

- Hey maybe I went
to the vending machine

or used the
bathroom or something,

but not enough time
for somebody to take

a body out of the room and
put someone else in there.

Listen, lady, I have
nothing to do with all this.

I don't know
anything, all right?

- I hope you didn't
for your sake.

Good luck.

- Hey man,
everything all right?

- Everything's cool, man.
Come on, let's play ball.

- All right, cool man.
Hey,ball in,ball in.Here we go.

- Come on y'all.

- I got you.I got you.

Balls out.

Ah, ah.
I got you dawg.

Oh.

[action music]

- On your feet, pumpkin.
You got a visitor.

- You always drop
in without calling?

- I was in the neighborhood.

- I have a lawyer, you know.

- This won't take long, Ray.

I'll be gone before you know it.

- So what brings you by, Frank?

- First we had you for
suspicion on money laundering.

Now kidnapping.

You're moving up, Ray.

That's a capital offense.

- Well, unless I
dematerialized out of my cell

and rematerialized back in it

you and I both know I
didn't kidnap anyone.

- You got 50 ex-
cons working for you.

I doubt it'll be
much tougher for

Fresh Start Construction
to put together a crime game

with a roofing crew.

- Why don't you tell your cops

to drop their case against me?

Save everyone a lotta grief.

- Trust me on something,

if there's any grief coming
down

it's coming your way.

- You can't pin
kidnapping on me

any more than you can
pin money laundering.

You got a case against
Alex Brandt

then arrest him.

Do your job.

At least let me go do mine.

- Ray? Don't talk to him.

- Thanks for watching
my back, Fleming.

- Darnell, please, you
know you're not supposed

to talk to my client alone.
- Why don't you tell me

what you were thinking
when you brought Phil here?

He's too emotionally
involved in this.

- I made him.

I'm assuming that
you're denying any connection

with my wife's disappearance.

- Of course we deny it.

Anybody could have
used Mr. Jackson's name.

- I didn't even know
you were married.

You look a little light
in the loafers to me.

- You...

- Phil, Phil, calm down.

Calm down.We can find
another way to settle this.

Please calm down.

- I don't believe you.

Caroline's life is on the line

and he knows all about it.
- Come on.

- I don't know
anything about it.

Can I sue him for assault?

- Phil, you don't
even have probable cause.

- We've got less than 48 hours.

- Whose side are
you on, Parker?

We've known each other
for 20 years.

- Twenty years?

What, you two are buddies?

You're fired, haircut.

Frank, get him outta
here before he hurts himself.

- Let's go.Come on,
come on, let's go.

Well, that went well.

Phil, you're gonna have
to stay away.

- I could kill him myself.

- I'll have to
pretend we didn't hear that.

Phil, you know
where my sympathies lie

and now that I'm no longer
representing that guy I'll,

I'll do whatever I can.

- I understand.Thank you.

- Just don't let this
keep you from your future.

There'll be a lot
of influential people

at the party Thursday night.

People who are interested
in investing

in a candidate like you.

Frank.

- Anna,

Anna Reichman?

- That's me.

- Uh, could I speak
with you for a minute?

I'm from the CSA.

- Okay. Well,
if you could make it fast.

I've gotta get to the bank

and I've got a
rock star face- lift

arriving in one hour.

- Rock stars
shouldn't be having face-lifts.

- Rock
stars shouldn't be

collecting social security
either,

but they are.

- How well did you
know Mac Macintyre?

- Not as well as
you might think.

Uh, he is night shift,

I'm day shift.

Other than saying hello
to him in the hall

I can't say I knew him at all.

- Hmm.

- I assume you're saying

that he was involved
in the kidnapping?

- Well, he was alone
with the patient all night.

So could you be positive
that the woman who was wheeled

downstairs to the limousine

actually was
Caroline Raphaelson?

- Honestly, no.

I, I can't.

You know, her face
was completely covered

and she didn't say anything.

Let's see.
I told her not to try to talk

because usually a
patient's face is so sore

that it's painful for
them to try to speak.

I'm sorry.

I wish I could be more help.

Mrs.Raphaelson seemed
like such a nice person

and of course it
reflects so badly

on Hermione's Hideaway.
You know, I've been
here 12 years,

we haven't had a bit of trouble
until now.

- Except for the
occasional rock star screaming,

meds, meds.

Oh my, that's such
a beautiful necklace.

It looks antique.
Is it old?

- It's, uh, new to me.

Birthday gift from my mother.

- It's, oh, and the
matching ring and earrings.

Just beautiful.

Well, back to the salt mines.

Do you know where
Wilbur Russell is?

- Yes.
He's just making up room 425.

- Four, uh, is
that Caroline's room?

- Yeah.
- Oh.

- You know Wilbur is...

- Yes.
Mentally challenged.

I know.

- But highly functioning.

We've never been sorry
we hired him.

Not for a day.
- That's great.

Well, thank you so much.

Whoo, so sparkly.

Beautiful.

Bye.

[knocks on door]
Wilbur?

- You're the
lady from Washington.

Holy cow.

I heard you talking
with Miss Anna.

You're with the CSA.

They're in Washington D.C.

We studied it in civics class.

- Oh, no, uh,

actually the headquarters
is in Washington.

I work right here in L.A.

- Oh, how long have
you worked there?

Do you carry a gun?

Is it a fun job?

- Sometimes it's fun and, uh,

I've worked for a long
time on and off,

mostly off, and, uh, no,

I don't carry a gun.
I don't believe in them.

I use my finger.

So how long have you worked

here at Hermione's Hideaway?

- Oh, holy cow.

Um, six years, eight
months and four days.

- You must be very good
at your job.

- I try extra hard
'cause I have to.

- Oh, well, this is an A,
number one hospital corner.

Um,

how well did you
know Mac Macintyre?

- Mac wouldn't do anything bad

no matter what Miss Anna says.

He's always really nice
to me even

when he didn't have to be.

Even if, even if I forgot
something or made a mistake.

- We're not saying
he did anything wrong.

We don't know what happened.

We don't even know how
Caroline Raphaelson disappeared,

so do you remember,um,

if she said anything
to you yesterday?

- No.

Not in words.

She grunted once

and she waved.

- So you're not
really sure if Caroline

was the woman you
took downstairs yesterday.

- Well, I put her in the chair,

then, Miss Anna took her
to the garage.

- Miss Anna?

- I thought it was her.

She was wearing that big hat.

- Oh yeah.

Well, um, Wilbur,

if you remember anything
else would you please call me?

- Oh, is this a real CSA card?

- Yeah.
Thank you.

- Bye, bye.

- Feeling better?

- Let me out.

- You're not gonna
scream are you?

I heard you last night.

FYI sweetheart,

I'm the only one that
can hear you.

- Look, I just want to
get out of town, okay?

You give me the
money I disappear.

I don't say
anything to anybody.

- Oh, I wish I
could believe that.

- Look, I really
don't even know anything.

I don't even know you.

- Oh, that's not entirely true.

You do know me.

One day you could be
reading a newspaper and...

[MAKES NOISE]

- Look, you can't keep
me locked up here forever.

- I never planned to.

It was a test to see
how stable you were.

Frankly, you're not
doing so well.

- I'll do better.I promise.

- Please, kid, huh.

- Come on, man, let me go.

- Okay. Under one condition.

I put you on a plane myself

and you never come
back here again.

- Fine. Send me anywhere.

I don't care.And I
won't come back.

And I don't even read
the newspapers anyway.

- I'll remember if you did.

You're in this every bit
as deep as I am. You dig?

- I dig.

- Look at this.

Everybody's been so busy lately.

It's good to have
a family dinner.

Feel like I should
take a picture.

- No, please don't.

- How many times do I get to

sit together with
all my favorite people?

- I thought we always got
together like this every night.

- Guys, humor me, would you?

- You two humor your Dad, now.
[LAUGH]

- So Nick, are you
excited about your date?

- Ugh.
- Nick has a date?

This Nick? Where are you
taking her, the science fair?

- Nick has a date for the dance

and you're gonna be
happy for him honey.

- Who's the victim?

- No one you know.

- Carla something, right?

- Oh no.
- Carla? Not Carla Solomon.

My brother's going on a
date with Carla Solomon?

No. This is a tragedy.

This is like a really, really,

really, really,
really bad dream.

- What's wrong
with Carla Solomon?
- Nothing.

- She's
Courtney's little sister

and she's even more of
a nerd than Nick is.

- Your brother's not
a nerd, honey.

- Yeah,he is.
- I like Carla.

She's smart and
she's funny unlike you.

- I don't care if
she can fly.

I don't want
you embarrassing me

by bringing her to
the school dance.

- You know, I may
have a solution.

Well, since you're so upset

about your brother taking Carla

to the dance maybe you
shouldn't be there to see it.

After all, we wouldn't want

to compromise your reputation.

What do you think, honey?

- This isn't happening, Mom.

- It might be happening.

Let's sleep on it.

- Nice shot.

- That's enough.

- I guess Jackson
wasn't kidding about the,

uh, tennis club good
ole boy network, huh?

- Well, Mr.Jackson has
a chip on his shoulder

the size of Kansas.

- Think Phil's gonna cave,

drop the charges
against Jackson?

- Jackson's not my
client anymore, remember?

He fired me.

- You know, actually that's,

that's why I'm here.

It would help if you
were back on the case.

Look, you have a
relationship with both men.

You'd make the perfect
intermediary. It works.

- Oh, Darnell,

you've got some nerve.
You know that?

You started up this
whole hornets nest

and now you want me to
go and beg for my job

back from this semi
literate two-time loser.

Where do I sign up?

- Do you usually
represent people you don't like?

- I invariably
represent people I don't like.

You know, there's no
proof that Jackson

had anything to
do with any of this

ransom demand or not.

- Still sound like
his lawyer to me.

- All right, I'll talk to him.

I'm gonna tell him we had
this little conversation.

If you're trying to play
me you picked the wrong guy.

- I'm not trying to play you.

Mind if we go off the
record for a minute?

Look the truth is, I'm
worried about Phil.

He's got a lot on him right now.

I'm just saying as a friend,

is there anything you
think you can do for him?

- Well, you know, I was hoping
my little fundraiser
would cheer him up.

- Nothing like a
black tie event

to help you forget
about your kidnapped wife.

- Yeah. Hey, you're welcome to
come if you want to.

Here.

- Hundred dollars a plate?

Don't think I'll be going
to any party soon.

- Well, if you change your mind

I know Phil could
use the support.

- I understand the
situation is complicated,

but it's not my problem.

That's why I hired you to
take care of these things.

Now like I said before,

get the feds off my back.

- So Mr.Brandt,

is the transaction still
on for later?

- Oh, I don't know.
We've run into some trouble.

The feds have frozen

Fresh Start
Construction's assets

and that's created a bit
of a dilemma.

Without access to our
money we can't do business.

- So what's next?

- We wait

and we let our employees

do what they have to do.

- And what happens if they're
unable to cool the feds off?

- It's bad enough that I
had to come

all the way back to this country

to take care of things.

If our employees can't
do their jobs

than you and I might have
to make some house calls.

- I understand.

[edgy music]

- Hello?

Hello?

[dog barks]

Oh, hello,
hi.

Uh,uh,

calm down.It's all good.

Okay,
I'm just gonna be
going right now.

- Dangerous place
to be snooping

around all by your lonesome.
- I'm not really snooping.

I was just,uh,

thinking about
opening a boutique here

in one of these,
uh, you know,places.

- You seem nervous.

- Not really.

[dog barks]

Is he trained?
- Not really.

You a cop?

- Not really.

Well, I guess I'll be going.

- Aren't you boys being
a bit obvious?

Want to go for a ride?

- Who is this lady? Come on.

- Whoo.

Good thing
it's a company car.

- Idiot, let's go over here.

Step on it.Step on it.

There she goes.There she goes.

Hey, watch out.

- Whoa.
[LAUGH]

- No.

Reverse idiot.
Come on, turn it around.

Go back that way.
Pull over there.

- Whoo hoo.

All right.

- There she goes.
There she goes.

Agh.

- Hope you had
your seatbelts on, guys.

- Nice.

You idiot.

That was really nice.
You let a girl beat
you like that.

You're supposed to be...

- Look,
you're gonna explain it
to him, okay?

Not me this time.

You. You lost her, you
talk to him.

- Well, this looks like
it went great.

- Yeah, well,

we kinda had a hard
time keeping up.

- Driving a muscle car
with a V8 engine.

- Well, we definitely
got her attention, okay,

just like you wanted.

- Morons.

- And what else?

All right, listen,
I gotta go.

Bye.

- Frank, I gotta get home.
Any idea on the gruesome
twosome who were chasing me?

- No, not enough info,

but the man you saw them meet,

I was able to nail him down.

His name is Owen Kramer.

- Never heard of him.

- Yeah, he's a PI.

Strangely enough he's
in good standings.

He lives in, uh, Valley Village.

Want to come along?

- Well, it's practically
on my way home.

You find me amusing?

- No.

I,I,I find you reassuring.

In the world of
chaos and confusion

Cathy Davis never changes.

- All right.

I love this car.
You want to race?

[LAUGH]

[mysterious music]

- You got everything packed?

- Yeah.I'm ready to go.

[DOORBELL]

- Hi.
- Hi.

- You Owen Kramer?

- Yeah.
- My name is Frank Darnell.

I'm with the, uh, CSA.

There's a possibility that
one of your investigations

has intersected with
one of ours.

I wanted to talk you about it.

You got a minute?

- Sure.

What's the case?

- Uh, it has to do with
an ex-con name Ray Jackson.

You know him?
- I can't say I do.

- You ever do any work for, uh,

Fresh Start Construction?

- Nope.
- What about Fleming,
Wallace, and Deluca?

- It doesn't ring a bell.

- Sure about that?

The reason why I ask
is because we,

we pulled your phone records and

you've called three times
there in the last two weeks.

- Huh.

Fleming,
Wallace...

- Deluca.

- Wait a minute.
Wait, wait, wait.

Fleming,
Wallace,

oh,yeah, yeah, yeah.

I did something for them,
a skip tracer.

- Skip trace.

Did that happen to involve
a 16 year old girl,

blonde,
five foot five,

120 pounds?

- Nah.
I'd remember that, huh?

- Mind if I look
at your records?

- Sure.
Got a warrant? I mean,

I'd love to help you,

but those rules are there

to protect us from
government harassment.

- Know what you mean.

Jackson feels the same way.

- If you don't mind,
I gotta go to the airport.

- Yeah, sure.
Listen,uh,

you think of
anything give me a call.

The girl's in more
trouble than she realizes.

Appreciate it.

Thanks for your time.

- Come on,
let's go.

- They know about me?

- Yeah.

Which is why you're
spending next week in

a luxury health spa in
Arizona all expenses paid.

Give me some credit, kid.

I've been at this a long time.

Now go get your stuff
and let's get outta here.

- You get anything out of him?

- Nah, he's dancing.

You're not gonna get in there

without a search warrant though.

- Yeah, well, I found
this in the trash can.

Doesn't look like Kramer's
type a reading material.

- Check it out see
what comes up.

- Good.

[mysterious music]

[ominous music]

Don't you people ever sleep?

- No. Never.

- Here's your coffee
like you like it,

blonde and sweet.
- Thanks.

- So why'd you drag
me down here?

What's going on with
this Kramer PI guy?

- Well, his record
checks out and

his story checks out too.

I, uh, I reached Fleming,

Wallace, and Deluca,

and they say that
Kramer's a regular hire.

He also has no connection
to Ray Jackson

or Fresh Start Construction.

Now the,uh, magazine you found,

we ran the prints,
nothing could be used.

- All right, all right.

What about this address
on the label?

Top One Modeling Agency,

16 Dartmouth Street?

It's a girls modeling agency?

- Well, it's worth your look.

- Me?
- You.

- What about the coffee?

- It's you. Go.

- Yeah, you've definitely
got potential.

Come back when you're
ready to start.

Oh, sorry lady,

you are definitely in
the wrong place.

- No, I really wanted
to look at your clientele.

I have a photo shoot
coming up and, uh,

I could use some fresh faces.

- Couldn't we all?
All right, come on in.

Let's look at some girls.

Uh, you two, don't go anywhere?

- Okay. Okay.
[LAUGH]

- I'm sure we got some
girls for you here somewhere.

Ah, here, take a peak.

These are as fresh as they get.

[PHONE RINGS]

- Thanks.

- Skyler.

Yeah, well,
she looked 18.

I hate politicians.

See something you like?

- What about this one?

- Uh, no.

Uh,not her.
She's,uh,

on a job right now.

- No? Oh,really,well,

I kinda had my heart set on her.

- Oh, come on.

You're making a mess.

- Look, um, uh,
seems like this is a bad time.

I'll call you later.

- Hey lady.

Hey, you got any daughters?

- You two,

outta here.

- What?
Oh.

[PHONE DIALS]

- Frank? I know her name.

It's,uh,

what?

Oh no.

I'll be right there.

[sad music]

- Over here.

Sixteen years old.

- My daughter Susan's 16.

- They identified her
as Holly Brubaker.

She's a runaway from
mid-east Montana.

- She had no idea what
she was getting into.

- Phil and Manser made a
positive ID out of the photo.

- Now we know our
kidnappers are murderers.

- This little girl
didn't even know what hit her.

- Yeah, but she did know who.

Take a look at this.

I lifted this from
her modeling agency.

It's her contract.

Do you notice anything about

the name of the
company that hired her?

- Remark.

No, never heard of it.

- Neither have I.

I know that Remark
spells Kramer backwards.

Could be a coincidence, but...

- It's enough of a
reason to give Kramer

another visit maybe
jar his memory.

[edgy music]

[loud metal music]

- Freeze.

Hands behind your head.

Legs apart.

- I know my rights.

This ain't even
a police station.

What do you think you're doing?

- Remember those intersecting

investigations I was
telling you about?

They collided.

You know her?

Do you know her?

- I recognize her.

Out of state bail jumper,

multiple DUIs,

guess she got back
behind the wheel, huh?

- Someone got behind her
with a tire iron.

- Oh.Hmm,

you got anything?
Prints, witnesses,anything?

- We did you wouldn't
be walking outta here.

- Is that a threat?

- Absolutely.

- In other words you
ain't got squat.

- Look at her.

Look at her.

What we have is a dead body

and a very nice young
lady will be dead

by tomorrow if we don't
do something to stop it.

Now I want Ray Jackson
and I want him now.

- You know, beating up
guys in handcuffs

is very bad for your image.

- Book him.

Obstruction of justice.

- You said you
didn't have anything.

- No, you said that.

- Oh no, that's her.

The light of my
freakish brothers life.

- Look at those glasses.

I can't believe
she's Courtney's sister.

- I know.
This dance is major.

If she shows up with a
member of my family

looking like that it'd
be a disaster.

- Totally.I mean,

forget about head cheerleader.

- Oh, I refuse to let little
miss Einstein ruin my life.

Come on.

We've got work to do.

Carla Solomon,
you're coming with us.

- But, but I'm supposed
to meet my mother here.

Where are you taking me?

- One makeover coming up.

- Hello?

Anybody home?

Great.

Oh.

- Oh, hi Mom.

You know Jenna and Madison.

- Hi, Mrs.Davis.

- Oh, and have you met Carla?

- Nice to meet you Mrs.Davis.

- Hey,hi.
It's such a pleasure.

How are you?
- I'm good.How are you?

- Good.
- That's good.

- Oh, scratch one
potential science fair project.

I told you a rocket engine

wouldn't work on
a model airplane.

- Carla?

You look like a cheerleader.

- And do you like it?

- Well, it's, um, different.

What about you? Do you like it?

- I like it.

Now, can I see your project?

- Okay. It doesn't
look too good right now.

- I'll be right up.

See, I told you.

Not all cool kids want
to be smart,

but all smart kids want
to be cool.

- There's something to be said

for the development
of social skills.

- Skills? You should
have seen Carla at the mall.

Her own mother
didn't even recognize her.

She said she forgot

she didn't know what
floor to pick her up on.

- Wait a minute.

What'd you say?

- That she made up
some lame excuse

about what floor she'd
meet us on.

- Oh, thank you.

You just helped me
solve a puzzle

that's been driving me crazy.

- Okay.

[energizing music]

- Hey Mac,
can I come in, talk to you?

Thanks.

- Anybody ever
tell you anything

about riding alone
in this neighborhood?

- Yeah, but I'm the type of
person who believes

that neighborhoods
and people aren't as bad

as they're made out to be.

Like you for instance.

- Who me?

- Yeah.
I checked.

Your big felony record,
that armed robbery conviction?

Turns out to be an
ancient accessory beef

from a botched
convenience store hold up

that you didn't even do

otherwise the Navy
SEALS wouldn't a taken you

or given you an
honorable ticket, right?

- So I was stupid when
I was 16. So what?

- Yeah, well,

I don't think
Hermione's Hideaway fired you.

I think you quit.

- Why would I quit?
- Well, because

they immediately blamed you

for Caroline
Raphaelson's disappearance

and that ticked you off.

- They can blame me as
much as they want.

Why would I care about
some rich white lady?

- I think you do care, Mac.

I think you liked her.

I don't think you want
to see her hurt or killed.

Look Mac, we're
running outta time.

She's running outta time.

I need your help.

- I don't know what
they're paying you at the CSA,

but they sure are
getting their money's worth.

Yeah, you know,um,

I liked Miss Raphaelson.
She was all right.

She wasn't one of the
kinds who, um,

stayed at the manicurist
or the hair salon all day.

You know what I mean?
- Yeah.

- She's a scuba diver too.

Did you know that?
She was really good too.

Deep dives, open water,
she even explored caves.

Really good diver.

Used to flash diving
signs to each other,

scuba divers say okay like this

because when you're underwater

this means you're going up.

- Oh, I can see why you
wouldn't want to confuse them.

- You know, come to
think of it,

you asked me if I was sure

that it was Miss Raphaelson

that was rolled into

the elevator on Friday morning.

Would have had to
have been because,uh,

when she left she did
it just like this.

You take care a yourself now.

Nobody else would
have done that.

- Thank you. That's
exactly what I needed to know.

Oh,wait.

Did Anna Reichman
ever mention her mother

or the expensive jewels
she gave her ever?

- No. No.

She,um, said her Mom
died when she was a kid.

That's what she said.

- Why does that
not surprise me.

You know, Mac,

the CSA could always
use a former Navy SEAL.

Would you like me to
bring you an application?

- Yeah, sure.
Can I put you down
as a reference?

- Yeah. Yeah.

- Tommy, come here a second.

What have you heard from our,

favorite federal prosecutor?

- Nothing yet.

- What's he waiting
so long for?

What's the world coming to

when a man won't step forward

to save his kidnapped wife?

- Maybe they don't
get along too well

and he's happy to have
the house to himself.

- Give it a
little while longer.

Do your best to stay on
top of it.

- No problem boss.

- Did you find Miss Anna?

- No,no,no.

I didn't think she'd be at home

and I didn't think he'd
be at work either.

- Is that why you wanted me

to meet you in
the parking garage?

- Oh, no, no, no.
I just wanted to check
something out down here

before I filed my report.

- And did it check out?

- Yep.
- Okay then.

- Wait.
No,no,no.

No.Come back.

No, I wanted to ask you,

um,
- Okay.

- Think about Friday morning

when you put Mrs.
Raphaelson in the wheelchair.

Is there anything else
you can remember?

Anything at all?

Just close your eyes and
picture how it happened.

- It's my job to get
the wheelchair ready

and make sure the
patients are comfortable.

Oh, there was something.

The foot rests were sticking

and I told myself be sure
to put the oil on them.

I even wrote oil on my hand
so I wouldn't forget.

Miss Anna took Mrs.R to the car.

When she brought the chair back

I went to put the oil
on, but the,

the footrests
weren't sticking at all.

Does that sound dumb?

- No.

That's the smartest
thing I've heard all day.

Thank you, Wilbur.

- Bye.

- Bye Wilbur.

- Bye.

- Frank, now I know for sure who
kidnapped Caroline Raphaelson.

It was the nurse Anna Reichman.

Wow.

Great suit.
You have a hot date?

- No.No.
It's just the,uh,

Fleming shindig thing.

I'm just trying to support Phil.

What,

what were you saying?

- Oh, that's right Anna.

Anna,um,see,

I liked her for it ever
since I saw her jewelry.

You know, you can't do
sapphires on a budget.

I've tried.

It was so easy.
It was right in front of me.

I couldn't figure it out until

I realized when the
switch was made.

Now remember, Anna was the one

that took Caroline
to the elevator.

Well, she must have
pushed the button

not to level two where
the limo was,

but to level one.

- Uh!
- What's happening?

- Take it easy.
It's all right.

- Come on.
Shut her up.

- Uh huh.

Okay.
Good.

- Come on.
- Good girl.

- Come on, come on.
- Yeah.

- All right, let's
get her outta here.

Come on.Come on.
- You just relax.

Everything's gonna be fine.

- Let's go.Let's go.

[mysterious music]

- So it would have
taken no time at all

to make the switch and then

Anna continued down to level two

and wheeled Holly to the limo

and off they went to
Doctor Manser's office.

Wilbur realized that
the sticky footrests

weren't sticky anymore
'cause it wasn't the same chair.

- Well, that explains what
happened to the real wheelchair,

but what happened to
the real Caroline?

- Here you go.

Why don't you take some fluids.

It'll help flush your system.

That's a good girl.

- Hurt.

- I know. I understand.

You just rest.

Everything is working out just
fine.

- So sleepy.

- Frank?

You can forget the
investigation.

I decided to drop the
charges against Ray Jackson.

- Wait, wait.
- Phil, you can't do that.
- I have to.

Caroline is my life.

I don't care about
nailing Jackson anymore.

- Phil, we have every
reason to believe

that he's holding
your wife hostage.

- Uh, actually not really.

I mean, Jackson's the ransom,

but we have no proof that
he's actually a kidnapper.

- Well, who else but Jackson

would have made all
those ransom demands?

- Well, that's a good question,

but here's another.

Why would a man who
has 50 career criminals

at his fingertips hire
a outside nurse

and a PI for such
a delicate job.

It just doesn't make
any sense, Phil.

- I know you've both
done the best job you can,

but the stakes are too high.

First thing in the morning
I'm dismissing the charges

against Ray
Jackson with prejudice.

- Phil, listen.

You need to be patient, okay.

We'll talk about it later.

Right now let's go to the party.

- I wish I didn't have
to go through this charade.

- Look, hey,
we got everything covered, okay.

We go to the party

and we'll make it short and
sweet,

all right? Let's go.

Keep looking.
See if you can connect

Ray Jackson to Anna Reichman.

- Okay.

- Anna Reichman.

- Yes, yes, yes.
Let's check out
her bank records.

See if there's been
any big deposits lately.

- Who's writing her
all these checks?

Got it.

Parkfields
Development Corporation

for consulting
services. Nice and vague.

- Parkfields? Pull it up.

That name was all
over Ray Jackson's office.

- So Reichman's
working for Jackson?

- I don't think so,

but maybe they were
getting paid by the same person.

- Parkfields
Development Corporation.

- Yes, exactly.

See if we can find
their board of directors.

- Got it.

No,no.

I've never heard of
anyone on the board.

- Are you kidding me?
Look at the CEO.

I'm going to a party.

There's a wrong face up there.

Wait for my call.

Oh honey, you look so handsome
in a suit. You should
wear one more often.

- Only when I have
to chaperone a dance.
You want to come?

- I did it last year.
It's your turn.

- Nick, Susan,
we gotta roll.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You're gonna be late.

You look so cute,baby.

- I look like a dork.

- You are a dork.

[both] Susan.

- Can I stay at
Quentin's tonight?

- I'm staying at Jenna's.
- I like your brother's approach
better,

but yes.Bye.

- Bye honey.

- Bye.

All right, Marvin, let's go.

It's me, Jane.

- Wow.

Boy like Jane.

[LAUGH]

- Thank you.

Okay.

Whoa.

[party chatter, piano playing]

Thank you.

- Well, Jordan here is
one of your most influential
supporters.

- Oh, thank you.
That's very good.

[background] Now he's
contributed to your campaign

in a number of ways and

I think he's going to try
to get out the vote for
you as well.

- Oh, thank you.

- Would you excuse me
for a Moment? Thank you.

Um,miss, are you
here by yourself?

- You trying to pick me up?

- What are you doing here?

- We're barking up
the wrong tree, Frank.

- Okay. I'm listening.
Go ahead.

- Parker Fleming was
paying off Anna Reichman.

- You think Parker
Fleming had Anna Reichman

kidnap his best friend's wife

and then frame Ray
Jackson,

his own client,
for the crime?

- Yeah.
It sounds a little
crazy, but makes sense.

- Well,
I'm not saying it
doesn't make sense.

- Look Frank,
you gotta call in your boys.

- Look, if this is true we're
gonna have to prove it.

- I'm working on it.

Go back to your blonde.

- Wow.
- Who are you?

- Uh, I'm here to
take you outta here.

Come on.
- How do we do that?

- Uh, we walk Caroline.
Come on.

Up,up, up.

Oh.Up,up,up.

Legs over here.
Come on,come on, come on.

Ooh. That's kinda conspicuous.

Okay.

Hold on.

Wait,wait, wait.

Up,up,up,up,up,up.

Come on.

Good morning.

Here we go. Arms up.

Excellent. Good work.

Shame on you.

You're way too pretty to
do anything to your face.

Huh, that's stylish in
a desperate sorta way.

No,no,no.

Come on, let's go.

Come on,let's go.

One foot at a time.

Put a martini in your hand

and you'll look
like everybody else.

- Where am I? Who are you?

- Uh, I work
for the government.

You know, that phrase,
help is on the way?

I'm pretty much it.Okay.

Just wait here for me,okay?

- Yeah.

- I'll be back in a second.

Excuse me, officer?

There's a drunken
senator in that bedroom

and he's getting outta hand.

I think you should check on him.

Up.Up.

There we go.
Turn around.There you go.

Relax right up here.

That's good.That's good.

- John, you made it.
It's good to see you.

[CLEARS THROAT]

Alex,

- Mr.Big.

- We need to talk,

Mr.Fleming.

- Oh.Okay.Here.

- Do you have any
idea how important

this event is tonight for

the future of our organization?

- Without my money there
would be no organization,

so let's get down to business.

I don't want to be here
any longer than necessary.

- Good.

- As you know

the CSA still

hasn't released Ray Jackson.

We need a new front. Now.

- Well, it'll take me some time

to find another set
up like this.

- Oh, I hope not for your sake.

I don't want there to
be another interruption.

- Parker, help me.

- Who is this woman?
- I don't know.

- Help me? I
think I'm lost.

- This is Phil
Raphaelson's wife?

- Oh, poor dear.

- And who's this woman?
- Actually,I was just looking
for the bar.

Really.

Whoo,hi.

- Are you on the
guest list? Yeah.

- Yeah. I know Phil.
- I don't have time for this.

Deal with her.

Nice operation.

I'll be sure and
tell my associates.

Unacceptable in my organization.

- You don't know
who you're dealing with.

- Oh, I think I do.

You're working for Darnell.

- Actually, we work together.

- So you kidnap this woman

and then financed your
best friend's campaign

with the dirty money, huh?

- Nobody's perfect, sweetheart.

- Marvin, did you get all that?

- Loud and clear, Jane.

Loud and clear.

- Think he did.

- Let's go counselor.

- Okay, we'll be right back.

- Go.

- You did call for back up.

Thanks.
- Anytime.

- Watch your head, sir.

- Here keep this.
Stay with me.

I can't thank you enough.

- Oh, we were just
doing our job.

- Thank you so much miss...

- Uh, Jane,
Jane Doe.

- Let's get you home.

- Watch your head.

- You know,
I feel responsible
that Ray Jackson

is sitting in a cell for
a crime he didn't commit.

Even though the
money was laundered

through the construction company

I don't think he
knew anything about it.

- We're gonna release
him as soon as we can.

- You know, there's a
moral to this story?

- Oh yeah,
what is it?

- You can never trust a lawyer.

- I'll try to remember that.

- I'll see you.

Well, I think we can call
it a night.

- Yeah, this
party's kinda over,huh?

- You were great in there.

- So were you.

- See you around.

- Maybe.

Hey Frank?

Hey, you know, that tux is
pretty hot.

You should keep it in
your play book.

[energizing music]

- Honey,
Nick's date was a huge success.

Susan's reputation
remains in tact.

Well, hello gorgeous.

- We're all alone

for the rest of the night.

- Looks that way.

- Nice.

[romantic music]

[PHONE RINGS]

[Action music]