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ELLIS:
Previously on The Beast.

You're a busy guy.

You have no idea.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

You could do
so much better than me.

And you get
to decide that?

You're so twisted around,
you don't know which way
is up anymore, do you?

Sometimes I feel
they got me watching
the wrong people.

I've trusted you
every step of the way.

I put it all
on the line for you.

I've earned the right
of an explanation.

It was a case
called Red Gauntlet.
It was the Bureau.

Gordon Freed.
He was once one of us.

Barker is
off the rails.

(GUNS FIRING)

MAN: Reload!

Okay, 50 bucks says I get
more rounds center mass.

Let's make it 100.

MAN: Change hands.

Ready on the firing line.

(SIGHS)

Non-sequential bills, right?

This isn't my
first rodeo.

(LOCKS RELEASING)

Homing device?
Hidden in the top lining.

Got it.

(BRIEFCASE CLOSES)

(LOCKS SNAP)

Why do you always
get so nervous when
you give me money?

It's not the money.

I'm getting a lot of
heat on this, more
than the usual.

Well, relax. I got
a meet set with Max
to make the buy.

You're gonna get
your counterfeit plates.

Then you track him
down to the seller.

The seller is
the guy we want.

BARKER: Conrad,
what is your deal?

This is not my
first rodeo, either.

I'm quite clear of
the operational goal.

You know what?
Maybe you need a vacation.

Maybe you should
take a little time off.

If we can prove
those plates came
from North Korea,

there's gonna be
serious fallout.

So, they're gonna
put them back on the
axis of evil list?

You know the score.

Counterfeiting another
country's currency

is considered
an act of war.

Yeah, I know the score.

ELLIS: What if he
pats you down?

He wouldn't want to try.

Anyway, he
didn't last time.

Yeah, well, he
didn't have the
plates last time.

I'll deal with it.

Give me a radio check.

"There was a young maid
from Nantucket

(RADIO FEEDBACK)
"Who took great pride in..."

(SIGHS)

We're good.

Okay, after the
deal goes down,

we'll pick up surveillance
on Max on the outside.

What if there's trouble?

We got to take him alive.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

That's it. We're on.

Later.

Good luck.

What do you say, Max?

Mr. Brown?

That is close enough.

So, are we ready
to do business
or what?

Do you have the money?
BARKER: Of course.

Do you have the plates?

MAX: What are you
doing, Brown?

No! Stop! Don't shoot!

(GUNSHOTS)

What the hell happened?

Sniper.

Sniper? Where?

Fired from that
other roof. I only
got a glimpse of him.

That's not how it sounded.

Doesn't make sense.

There's no phone, no I.D.
Nothing but these keys.

Where are the plates?

There weren't any.

If he was ripping
you off, he'd have a gun.

(SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE)

Did you call for backup?

No.

Look, we better get
our stories straight.

"Stories straight"?
We don't need a story.

The sniper took him out.
You heard it.

What I heard was this
guy begging you not to
shoot him.

Bullshit!
It's on the goddamn disc!

I heard!

Red Gauntlet.

Red Gauntlet.

This is a setup.

They're coming
for me, Ellis.

I'll be in contact.

Barker!

(SIRENS WAILING)

(CAR ALARM BEEPS)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING)

MAN: Bag it and tag it.

MAN: ...the south side
of the building.

I wired him up.
We went over the plan.

Barker got the
text from Max.

Saying?

Saying that
the meet was on.

Barker went to make the buy.

Then what? Come on,
Ellis. What'd he say?

No, I don't know.
I couldn't hear anything.

What, there was
interference?

There was no signal.

(STAMMERING) It was just
like his mike quit,
you know?

What the hell
are you telling me?

Barker went in there,
in the meeting,

without his mike
turned on?

Look, it was working,
and then it just quit.

I want that disc.

There's nothing on it.

I...

I ran after Barker when
I realized there was
a problem,

tried to catch him
before he made the buy.

And then I heard shots,
so I went to help him.

And he was gone?

Yes.
Didn't see him leaving?

No.
So, what did Barker do,
fly off the roof?

No, that's just stupid.
Hey.

I got a dead perp,
missing plates

and an agent who split
with $2 million in cash.

Even by Barker's standards,
that's not business as usual.

You tell him I said so.

(ALARM BEEPING)

(BEEPING)

(CLATTERING)

Find what you're
looking for?

Just looking
for some chervil.

It's a spice.

So, I hear you had
a long day.

Hard day. I thought
you might be hungry.

Normally, I don't serve
omelets for dinner,

but there wasn't much
in your fridge that
hadn't expired.

Barker didn't
kill that guy.

Hmm.

Know that for
a fact, do you?

Yep.

According to your
statement, you weren't
on the roof,

didn't hear anything
because Barker's mike
mysteriously failed.

Now, are you changing
your statement?

Nope.

Here's the problem.
Knowing how good an
agent you really are,

it's hard for me
to believe

you sent him in there
with faulty equipment.

You think I'm
a good agent?

Thank you.

But that's how it was.

Uh-huh.
Mmm-hmm.

This is how I think
it went down.

Barker sensed
we were closing in,

saw an opportunity
to steal some

very valuable
counterfeit plates

and a ton of cash,

so he took it and ran.

Figured he'd get
out of the game,

go live in one of those
sunny, wet places

you see in those
credit card commercials.

Everything that happens,
you turn it against Barker.

He's not what you think.

The last time you
gave that speech,

it was a lot
more convincing.

I'll work on
my convincingness.

Now, come on, man.
Get the hell out
of here.

Oh, one last thing.

You're gonna want to
fold that in a minute.
Bye-bye.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Unit Chief Robicheaux,
Special Agent Harry Conrad.

You made good time
from DC, huh?

The quicker we run
Barker into ground,
the better.

Show me where to set up.

Yeah, Robicheaux.
Yeah, hold on.

I just got word,
they recovered
the homing device

on a truck in Indiana,
no sign of the cash.

Get a statement
from the driver.

I want to know every
stop he made in the
Chicago area.

Send it.

Everything you have on Barker,

every case he's worked,
wins and losses,

particularly the losses.

I've already put in
a request with Records.

I thought we might
start with the most...

Just turn over the
files, Agent Conrad.

We'll take it
from here.

The same for
Barker's partner.

Why? Do you think
he was involved?

Corruption is a disease
that spreads on contact.

I've had plenty of
contact with Barker.

We'll get to you later.

(SIGHS)

You're wrong about Barker.

He goes a little
Dirty Harry
sometimes,

but he didn't
murder that guy.

But that's not what
you're talking about, is it?

Barker was your man.

You'd better worry about
saving your own ass.

BARKER: What do
you say, Max?

MAX: Mr. Brown?

That is close enough.

So, are we ready
to do business
or what?

Do you have the money?
Of course.

Do you have the plates?

What are you
doing, Brown?

No! Stop! Don't shoot!

(GUNSHOTS)

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

Do you mind?
Forget it.

Relax.

I need you to get
a message to Ellis.

You know Ellis?

You're his neighbor.
You live upstairs
from him, right?

Yeah. I haven't
seen him in weeks, though.

I wouldn't ask
you to do this if
I didn't have to.

I need you to get
a message to him that he
needs to meet me at 4:15.

Meet you,
whoever you are.

He knows.

Where?

He knows that, too.

4:15 sharp.
You got it?

You can't just call him?

I wish it were that easy.

Thank you.

You know, I've seen
your calls come
through on his cell.

You're "The Devil,"
aren't you?

Depends on who you ask.

I'll call it in.

It's me. Dove's
dropped a package.

Hey, Mo. Some little
punks are spray-painting
your wall out there.

Yeah.

Patrol units
located Barker's car

two blocks away
from the train station.

He's laying a false trail.
That son of a bitch is
still here.

I got him.

All this for Barker?

We've taken over
from Chicago PD.

It's a straight-up
manhunt now. No need
for secrecy.

Good. Now I don't have
to avoid being seen here.

Excuse me, sir.
This just came in.

The bullets taken
from the victim

match our records
for Barker's gun.

It's kind of odd he used
his primary weapon.

Why? Under the
circumstances, there's
no doubt who did it.

So, where do you want me?

You're off the case.
Your job was to put
Barker away.

You failed. Now we have
to clean up your mess.

Sir, with all due respect.

You're out, Ray.

I'm having you
reassigned.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Hey, uh...

I met
"The Devil" today.

Okay.

Your boss.

How'd that go for you?

He met me on the bus.

How does he know
what bus I take?

Uh, he makes it his job
to, uh, know things.

Yeah, he seems
complicated.

(CHUCKLES)

That's accurate.

What did he, um...
What did he say?

He asked me to tell you
to meet him at 4:15.

Did he say where?
He said you would know.

You want to tell me
what's going on?

(SCOFFS)

Of course not.

With that,
I'm officially done.

Done.

As in "us."

Be safe.

So, did you miss me?

You shouldn't have
used Rose.

I had to contact you.

Find another way.

You put her in danger
by dragging her into this.

You are the one
who dragged her
into this.

I warned you,
you carry this
job with you.

You cannot wash it off.
So don't blame me.

Okay. More importantly,
what happened on the roof?

It went down
just like I said.

What do you say, Max?

Mr. Brown?

That is close
enough, please.

BARKER: So, are we
ready to do business
or what?

Do you have the money?
Of course.

Do you have the plates?

(GUNSHOTS)

God!

BARKER: This whole
case was a setup.

You said at the hotel
they were coming
after you.

Who?
The people behind
Red Gauntlet.

I rattled their cage,
and now this is payback.

The whole counterfeit
case was phony.

It was set up by them
to make me look corrupt

and to discredit
any evidence I had
against them.

And they thought of
everything, right
down to setting

the sniper angle
of the bullets

so they matched
my position.

Then you should've
handed in your gun

and showed it
wasn't fired.

Then they bribe
someone in the lab
to say it was.

(SIGHS)

So, who was Max?

I don't know yet.

I checked out
the address we
had for him.

It was a cover,
and he did not
live there.

What about the disc?
I heard him begging
you not to shoot.

It was a fake, Ellis.

Look, you got to make sure
they get an independent
examiner to test it

and somebody
outside of
the Bureau.

They don't have it.

I didn't give it to them.

Okay.

Then we're still
in the game.

We got to get somebody
we trust to test that
recording.

Where is it?

I got it stashed.

Saving it for trial.

Trial? Wake up.

There is not gonna be
any trial. They want
me dead.

You need to
give me the disc.

No.

Do you remember what
I told you when we
first partnered up?

You trust your case file,
you trust me.

I've got to be sure.

Okay, fine.
You go be sure,

and I will nail
these guys on my own.

Hey, I'm just doing
what you'd do.

You sure about that?

Tomorrow, midnight,
the boathouse.

Come on, guys!

Agent Dove.

You could have saved us
a lot of trouble.

Who are you?

Unit Chief Robicheaux.

I'm directing the
investigation of
your partner.

You, too, maybe.
Who knows?

And, what, you thought
he'd be hiding in here?

I want that disc
you recorded.

Read the report.

There was no recording.

That little stunt
you pulled at the
mailbox,

very clever.

Oh, that's my
Christmas list.

I've been a good boy.

You're lucky.
Most men don't
recognize it

when they've reached
a turning point.

They don't realize
till years later

it was a decision
that changed everything.

You have 10 seconds
to decide

if you're gonna
cooperate or turn
your life to hell.

Do I have to use
the whole 10 seconds?

Nice ride.

So, are you
on the take, too?

Are you serious?

It had crossed my mind.

Don't. Don't.

Conrad. You pushed
this case on me.

You were all over my
ass like I've never
seen you before.

After everything, I got
to have this conversation
with you?

Well, whoever sent this
case our way, somebody
is playing us.

They're moving us
around like two pawns
on a chessboard.

Is it your past finally
catching up with you?

Yeah. Yeah, it is.

So are you
gonna help me?

What do you need?

I need you to dig into
the background on this
case file.

You got to find out
where it came from.

Paulson said to
drop everything else.

Then that's where to start.

You got to find out
who was pressuring Paulson.

I know it's a dangerous
thing to do, but

I don't have
a lot of options.

No. That'll be tough.

Here's the number
on the phone at
Max's apartment.

Pull the log, check all
incoming and outgoing
calls to that number.

And I want the addresses.

How do I get it to you?

I'll call you
on that tomorrow.

Give me the names.

Conrad.

Thanks.

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

(CAR ENGINE STARTING)

Sorry to keep you
waiting, Harry.

I appreciate you seeing me,
Assistant Director Paulson.

Well, rest assured,
I don't blame you for
this Barker business.

That's probably not
gonna help you much
under the circumstances.

Unit Chief Robicheaux
made it clear

he considered anyone
close to Barker a suspect.

Robicheaux's a zealot.

That's between us.

Of course.

Barker's one of my agents.

And it's... It's just
hard for me to sit
on the sidelines.

I always feared
this day would come.

I always knew
somebody was gonna
come through there

and tell me that
Agent Charles Barker had

really stepped in it,

that he'd gone so far
that no one here could
help him anymore.

I suppose it's natural.

One of your agents,
known for his
unorthodox methods,

you'd worry,
sooner or later...

It's not just that.

It's more than that.

I was a young agent.

I was in a...

(SCOFFS)

Let's just say
I was in a jam,

the back of a truck
with three men,

and they were gonna kill me.

I didn't see any
way I was getting
out of there.

When all of a sudden,

the truck started to
shake from underneath.

I thought it was
an earthquake.

It wasn't.

It was Charles Barker.

And when I woke up
in the hospital,

not only was I not dead,

but nothing had happened
to me that I couldn't
live with.

Of course, I wanted
to thank him, but
you know Barker.

You know, words just
sort of drip off him,

and all of a sudden,
you feel like you're
talking to yourself.

So I never did.

And now this.

And we're supposed
to believe what?

He stuffed his pockets
on a counterfeit bust,

left some guy dead,
disappeared in
a trail of smoke?

I wish I could
absolutely rule out

that he would never,
ever spin that far
out of control.

I've been his handler,

and I do rule it out.

Well, I don't have
that privilege, Harry.

Headquarters handed
this to Robicheaux.

I can't interfere.

I have to watch
this investigation
run its course

and then hope like mad
they come up empty.

I want to find Barker
as much as anybody.

In fact, I thought...

I thought maybe those
counterfeit plates...

Yeah, what about them?

Maybe the source on them,

you know, the person
who put us in touch
with the deal,

well, maybe that source
knows of other buyers

that wanted the plates.

I doubt that we could
turn that source up now.

And even if we could,
it would go straight
to Robicheaux.

It's his party now.

I understand.

I suspect this is
gonna get pretty rough.

On you, I mean.

I'll do what I can.

Thanks.

Okay, now.

(SIGHS)

I, uh...

I didn't know.

(HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING)

ELLIS: Freeze!
Oh!

Hey, look, man,
whatever it is,

I didn't do it,
all right, I've been here.

Relax, Dennis,
I'm not here to bust
you again, yet.

I'm telling you,
man. I'm legit,
my store's legit.

I even got permits.

I might believe you.

Might?

Look, I don't care
about pirated DVDs.

It's not my detail
anymore, thank God.

I need you to
listen to this CD.

What is it?

Someone's jamming up
a friend of mine.

You still a virgin?

(SIGHS)

That's none of your
business, is it?

BARKER: Do you
have the plates?

MAX: What are
you doing, Brown?

No! Stop! Don't shoot!

(GUNSHOTS)

My friend said
he didn't pull
the trigger.

Is there any
way of telling?

Look, you know,
it wouldn't be
a bad thing

for me to owe you.

Considering the
circles you run in.

(SIGHS)

(TYPING)

CONRAD: Hey.
BARKER: Yeah.

So, what'd you find out?

You're right.
The apartment
was a cover.

Aside from calls
to fast-food joints,

the phone dialed out
to one residential address.

Burn it after
you give it to me.

The address isn't
the interesting part.

I pulled the DMV
photo of the tenant.
It's Max.

What's his real name?

Mohamed Ghozlan.
It gets better.

His wife got hauled off
by Immigration yesterday.

Okay, I'm on it.

Find anything?

Your man got sloppy.

Sloppy, how?

(CHUCKLES)

I'm going with you.

Forget it.

Hey, if anything happens,
Barker will listen to me.

Him listening is not
my primary concern.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

I want a 100-yard
perimeter

and three sniper points,
there, there and there.

Yes, sir! Come on.
You heard him. Let's go!

What are you doing here?

If Barker's in there,
you've got to warn him.

He's had plenty
of warning.
We're going in.

No...
Move in!

Shots fired!

Everyone down!

Go! Go! Come on!

Go!

(GUNS FIRING)

Go! Go! Go!
Go out! Out,
everybody!

Cover!

Well, I can't tell you
whether your friend
pulled the trigger,

but I can tell
you there's two
signals here.

Pitch on the mikes
are different.

My guess, the FBI's
using the M445.

These guys bought
the newer 446.

But it's easy
to separate them. Watch.

BARKER: Of course.
Do you have the plates?

Now, your friend
and that other sound
are on one mike.

MAX: What are
you doing, Brown?

Please, what are you doing?
Don't shoot!

(GUNSHOTS)

Now, the other guy's
voice and the shots

came from another source.

Okay, so, how far
from each other

can the two sources be?

Could be 50 yards
apart. You wouldn't
be able to tell.

(SIGHS)

I love you, man.
Mmm.

Thank you.

I owe you.

So does your friend.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Don't move.

Not now, Raymond.

Shut up.
What, are you arresting me?

Shut up!

I knew you had this.

That recording proves
that Barker was set up.

Ellis, no more bullshit.

I'm telling you the truth.

This is useless!
You could've done
anything to this.

Nobody's gonna believe
what's on this now.

There's two signals
coming from two
separate locations.

Check it out.
Even if that were true,
it doesn't matter.

Ballistics match.
What?

Barker's gun,
the bullets recovered
from the victim

were fired by Barker's gun.

Must have been faked.

Come on, man.
Listen to yourself!

I'm telling you, man,
if the recording can
be faked,

the ballistics can, too.

Ockham's razor.

The simplest answer
is usually the right one.

Usually, but not always.

What are you suggesting?

Test the bullets again,
independently.

And then?

If they check out,
I'll help you arrest
Barker myself.

But if not,

you help me clear him.

We got a deal?
Deal!

Don't lose
that disc!

(CAR ENGINE STARTING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Are you sure?

Burdette ran the initial
ballistics tests himself.

He was just looking
for a match.

I want you to test
for everything this time.

See if there's anything
funny about those slugs.

How am I gonna process
it without the Lab
Director's approval?

Kirby, you've done
this for me before.

In the Houston office.

Chicago's different.
This case is different.

Look, I don't
like this, either.

My career's
on the line.

I never asked
for this shit assignment.

What if I do find
something? You know
what that means.

Yeah, it means we've
got bigger problems

than who ran
the damn test.

Hello. My name
is Evan Wallace.

I'm here to
see my client, Farah Ghozlan.

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

MAN: Every week, we
do the same thing, fight!

BARKER: Hello, uh...

Farah Ghozlan?

"Farah." Who are you?

Someone who can
help you. Please
have a seat.

I don't know you.
Why would you help me?

I'm sorry. My name
is Evan Wallace

and it is my job
to help people in
trouble, like you.

I didn't do anything.

We didn't do
anything wrong.

I'm sure.

Is this your husband?

(SOBBING)

Yes.

Have you seen him?

Yes.

How is he?
Is he okay?

I want to clear his name.

I need to know what
they charged him with.

We were supposed
to leave when he
completed his studies.

He was a graduate student.

But he got a job
offer with a good
American company.

So we overstayed our visa.

Overstayed your visa.

That's it?
My husband is a biochemist.

We're Egyptian.

They told us they were
gonna deport us unless
we cooperated.

(SIGHS)

When did this start?

About a month ago.

Two men showed up
at our apartment.

They had badges.
They took Mohamed away.

(EXHALING)

Have you seen him since?

No.

Mohamed called me
two days later. He
told me not to worry.

He said that he was
helping the government.

And, in return, they
would permit us to stay
in America.

What did he agree to do?

He said it was secret.

He said it was a way
to show how much we
love our new country.

I don't understand
why this is happening.

I will get you out of here.

And my husband?

I will do my best
to help you both.

You have my
promise on that.

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

(ALARM BEEPING)

Wow. Man, I couldn't
tell you over the phone.

I found something.

I owe you.

What are you doing?
Somebody broke
into my apartment.

It's trashed.

You're okay?
No, I'm not okay!

All right,
just come in here.

What the hell
is going on?

(SNIFFLES)

I mean, I come
home, and my...

Will you please
just tell me?

My life's messed up.

What exactly is your life?

You don't want to know.

Now, please,
can you just leave town?

It's for your own safety.

Well, then tell
me the truth.

You at least
owe me that!

Fine. You want
to know the truth?

Yeah.
Yeah.

I've been in
and out of jail

since I got kicked
out of the service.

See, I've never had
a real job.

I never needed one.
The last time I did time

was in Texas a year ago.

My partner and I,
we had a deal go bad.

Now they're making
it personal.

You're a criminal?

Yeah. You wanted the truth.

(CRYING)
You son of a bitch!

You brought me into this!

You brought me
into this, you
son of a bitch!

(DOOR SLAMMING)

Who's there?

You have a good night.

You ever heard
of a rogue group
of agents,

an outfit within
the agency, you
know, guys for hire?

Only rumors.

You being honest?

Okay, a lot of rumors
for a long time,

but I've never seen proof.

I think it's
for real.

Wait, you don't
believe that Barker...

Barker's part of it?
No, no, no, no.

The opposite.
I think they're after him.

Go on.

Well, I only know bits
and pieces, all right?

Carrick, or Ezekiel,
he was part of it.

Oland, maybe.
That's all I know.

Why would they
be after Barker?

He told me they
used him once.

He never forgave them,
started an investigation,

collected information
on jobs they've done.

But now they want him dead.

First they got to
dirty him up, ruin
him for good,

because if the information
that Barker has collected,

if that ever showed up,

that'd take them down.

See, that's what
the whole hit on
Max was about.

BARKER: What do
you say, Max?

That is close
enough, please.

(GUNSHOT)

ELLIS: It was to
discredit Barker.

Well, your disc
can clear him.

Yeah.

If I still had it.
What the hell happened?

(STAMMERS)

Okay.

It's time I tell you
about Raymond Beaumont.

He's gonna be here
in a second.

Wait, you gave the
disc to somebody?

Washington assigned him
to investigate Barker.

What? How long has
this been going on?

I don't know.

Six months at least.

Why didn't you tell me?

I could've run
interference, huh?

I didn't know
what to do, okay?

I'm telling you now.

Ray, this is my
handler, Conrad.

I know. Good to
meet you, finally.

Why wasn't I informed
of your investigation?

Why do you think?

Did you run the
ballistics again?

Bullets match Barker's gun.

(GROANS)

But they're not
the ones taken
from the victim.

My lab tech found traces
of residue on them.

It matches the material
found in the catch at
the firing range.

(GUNSHOTS)

I went back there.

The backstop on
the lane Barker used,

brand-new.

Someone must have
dug the slugs out,

switched them in Evidence.

So you're on
Barker's side now.

People go to that
much trouble to frame him,

got to be a damn good reason.

The question is,
who are they?

How high does this go?

And how long until
we're in their sights?

Huh.

ELLIS: Yeah.

PAULSON: This was
an independent test?

Yes, ma'am.

And you ordered it?

I did.

And the bullets are
back in evidence?

One is, the other
is stashed away

until DOJ can launch
a full investigation.

Am I to understand
that you went behind
Robicheaux's back?

That he knows
nothing of this?

That's right.

Nice work.

Now all we have to
do is bring Barker
back in safely.

Our plan...
I don't want
to hear it.

Just get it done.

(CARS APPROACHING)

Barker!

BARKER: Up here.

(SHIVERING)

(SIGHING)

ELLIS: Good to see
you in one piece.

That's far enough.

We, uh, we got
some good news.

The ballistics test
we ran proved you
were framed.

Someone switched
the bullets that
killed Max.

What a surprise.
They had someone in the lab.

You find out who Max was?

He was an Egyptian
biochemist

in the wrong place
at the wrong time.

He overstayed
his student visa,

so they blackmailed him
into playing Max

to prove he loved America.

Did you, uh,
talk to his wife?

Yeah. They're trying
to fast-track her
out of the country,

so you need to put
the brakes on that.

What about the disc?

Yeah, faked,
like you said.

Source confirmed
the voice and the gunshot

came from a second mike.
All right.

CONRAD: We took
the evidence to
Paulson.

DOJ appointed a
special prosecutor.

Barker, you're cleared.

This isn't about clearing me.

The safest thing for you
right now is to come in.

As long as you're on the run,
they'll kill you.

Not if they
don't catch me.

Who the hell is that?

He's with us.

RAY: Where is he?

Agent Barker,
I'm SSA Ray Beaumont.

I know who you are.

Well, I've been
investigating you
for nearly a year.

And I never thought
I'd say this,

but you're the best
I've ever seen.

My intentions are to
get you back in the
field as an agent, ASAP.

Who is he?

He's your
get-out-of-jail card.

Kirby ran the tests
that proved the slugs
were switched.

We've got a meeting at
a secure location with
a special prosecutor.

None of you
get it, do you?

These guys can
get to anyone.

Barker. You got
to trust somebody.

Do I?

Tell you what.

If I'm going in,
I go with him.

Okay. Do it.

(CAR DOORS OPENING)

We're not really
going in, are we?

Not a chance in hell.

(CAR ENGINE STARTING)