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Okay. This one's good.
Hmm.

Oh! Hello, sweetheart.

Hello.
You wanna be a rich kid?

Get a Porsche for your
16th birthday?

This one's good too.

Yeah.

Oh! You have
a very stupid mommy.

You're not going to Miami.
You're way too homely.

Give this one back
to its mother.

Hey!
Let's go.

Uh, you know, it's been over
two hours, Sonny.

How much longer are we gonna
be waiting for these bozos?

Long as it takes.
You got nothin' better to do.

Au “contrairey.” Anyway, we're not
even sure what these guys are haulin'.

Well, if they're landin' out here, you can
bet it ain't Sunday school books, Zito.

Oh, thank you, Father Crockett.

I got an angel comin' in
from the south.

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Sonny!

Babies?

This one didn't make it.

Dr. Stanford, telephone, please. Dr. Stanford.

She's still a little foggy,
but we managed to get a little more.

Immigration been here yet?
Just left.

Not much help. More concerned
with Maria's status than her baby's.

We got a mother that stows away in an unheated,
unpressurized cargo hold trying to find her baby,

and all they care about is
getting her out of the country.

They said hundreds of infants
are smuggled every year.

Maria's baby was taken 16 months
ago. He could be anywhere by now.

Does she have any idea
who took him?

No. She says she's never
seen them before, but he...

He was definitely an American.

- What about your source?
- No.

His guys were runnin' flake.
Shipment fell through.

No idea whose operation this is.

The authorities in Colombia,
can they help her?

No.
Excuse me.

Just plenty of paperwork she couldn't
understand, and a lot of promises.

She's tried everything
from bribery to sellin'herself.

This was her last hope.

Ask her if there were any identifiable marks
on her baby that might help us find him.

Yes. She says
he has a birthmark.

It's on the back close
to the left shoulder blade.

It's like a raised, reddish area.

Ask her if it's warm
to the touch.

Si.

Sounds like a textbook angionoma.

Strawberry birthmark.
It's quite common.

- Is that permanent?
- No. Just an excess of unabsorbed fetal cells.

Usually disappears by the time
the child's five years old.

It might be noted on
a medical history, however.

But it would be on a two-year-old,
this, uh, angio...

Noma. Angionoma. Yes, it would
definitely be on a two-year-old.

How's the mother?
She's strong.

So, uh, any chance of keeping
Immigration off her back for a few days?

I'll see what I can do.

Uh, Gina and I would like
to follow through on this.

It's not our area.

Come on, Lieutenant.

We've handled other
Colombian imports.

- What else do we have on this?
- Zero.

Fifteen babies on a plane,
three of which were D.O.A.,

two dead Colombian runners
and the mother.

Lieutenant, if someone's
bringin' these babies in

on an adoption scam,
there's gotta be papers on 'em.

Tell Switek and Zito to check
Social Services.

Maybe their records
will indicate something.

Crockett and Tubbs can run it
by the Colombian consulate.

Any legally placed children
would have to go through them.

Any way of trackin' Maria's baby?

Not at this point.

Maybe a lead shakes out in the investigation,
but it can't be our main concern.

Stay with the mother.

Her name is Maria Escobar.

She'd like to get her son back.

I'm sure she does.

Now, you see, our country
is extremely full of infants.

Many of the mothers
are very poor.

Sometimes they can be
persuaded to give away their babies.

Then, at a later time,
they change their minds.

Does your office get involved in the
placement of these children? Oh, yes.

We've helped place
20 or 25 infants.

We work with our hand
in the glove of the Social

Services Department and
various private adoption groups.

Uh, would it be possible to get
a list of some of those groups?

Certainly.

Actually, it'd be more helpful if
we could take a look at your records.

As much as I would like to help, I am,
how would you say, "a middle manager”...

who cannot overrule certain diplomatic
protocols that must be followed.

I'm afraid the consul
would never allow that.

Three babies died
in that plane.

Detective, an emotional issue
for all, I'm sure,

but, as I've said, I need
approval from my government.

Now, is there anything else?

No, thank you.

We'll be in touch. We do appreciate you bringing
this terrible incident to our attention.

Most of the information is coded
to ensure confidentiality...

addresses, natural parents, lawyers.

Well, suppose we find that we need that
information? I'd have to look them all up.

A woman named Angela
Mitchell handles Colombian and El

Salvadoran babies, but
she's out of the office right now.

Why don't you see if you need them,
then call back if you do?

It won't be a problem.

You want complete files, including medical
histories, for the last three years?

Sure, why not?
It's a lot of paper.

Miss Fisk, we're cops.

We can handle it. Wait a
second. How much paper?

What are you driving?

Sure you got enough here, Bluto?

Hey, hey.
Don't mess those up.

Any file that matches the profile
of Maria's kid is on this side.

So how many's that?
About a dozen...

and there wasn't an anagram
on any of 'em.

Noma. Angionoma.

Well, whatever.
Medical records are pretty thin.

You say you got about a dozen
that are two-year-old boys?

How many of those are
Colombian kid adoptions, anyway?

I don't know.
Lar, how many?

111 so far.

1117

Vasquez said there was
only a couple of dozen.

Why don't we just check the paperwork and see if
the kids have been documented by the consulate?

I'm gonna take Maria around
with Gina to see the possibles.

Where are the files?
Here.

You know what else is weird? Almost
every kid was handled by the same lawyer,

S-579.

Guy must be makin' a fortune
at 20,000 a kid.

Well, let's find out.

Hi! Susan Fisk, please.

Hi! Stan Switek, Miami Vice.
How are ya?

Great. Listen,
I need a little help here.

Yeah, on the lawyer codes?

I need the name? S-579.

Right.
Thank you.

Daddy Babybucks' name
is Howard Famiglia.

I'm very sorry for her, but I don't
see how I'm able to help you.

Did Famiglia ever show you the actual
papers for your son's adoption?

Howard? No. He just said he
worked for the Colombian government.

The man is an absolute saint. He's
helped make many people very happy.

Thank you.

Mr. Demarco?
Miami Vice.

Yes?

We'd like to ask some questions
about your little boy's adoption.

Honey, it's late.
We've gotta run.

Okay.
Bye.

See you later.
Say, "Bye-bye, Daddy." Bye-bye. Yes.

We didn't know
he had a little sister.

You're here about Howard Famiglia.
All right.

The man's a pig.

You did adopt your son
through Famiglia, didn't you?

Yeah. And then when Davey died,
he got us Andrea.

Did he ever tell you
where the boy was from?

Look, I don't know where he gets
his babies from,

and I'll admit at the time,
I really didn't care.

Famiglia said for 50 grand he could
get us an infant in three months.

Fifty thousand?

Yeah. Thirty in cash on the side.

I know, all the records say 20,
but, believe me, I know what I paid.

- What happened next?
- Uh, I called him.

I said, " Look, my wife's
a wreck over this.

Refund our money, and I'll forget
the whole thing, go through an agency."

He said, "No.”" We had a
deal, he'd make good on it.

Six months later we got Andrea.

Mr. Demarco, would you be willing
to appear before a grand jury?

Why?
Just tell them what you've told us.

This isn't a victimless crime.

Babies are being taken from their mothers and
then smuggled into this country in crates.

And a lot of 'em die along
the way.

That bastard.

Yeah. Yeah,
I'll appear.

Now it all makes sense.

What does?
His attitude.

It was like...

It was like he was selling
puppies or something.

This guy is running
a baby bazaar.

Switek and Zito found his name
on 102 adoptions, Lieutenant.

At 50,000 per,

and we found out from one of the other mothers
that Famiglia won't even take on a new client...

until he sees
a financial statement.

Right now we have no evidence
that he's committed a crime.

Actually, 50,000 per baby...
It's a pretty good motive.

When are you seeing him?
In two hours.

Why don't we put a tap on this
guy and find out who he's talkin' to?

I'll call Judge Tambor.

Lieutenant,
she can't I.D. him.

She says it might be him, but he
always wore sunglasses and a hat.

Excuse me, Trudy. We might have a
very good match on that angionoma.

Where?
Kaplan. 327 Palm Circle Drive.

Come on. Come on.
Splash around in the water! Go for it!

All right.
How do you like the water?

Do you like it?
Get one of the little boats.

Splash it! Go ahead!

Splash it! Splash it!

Uh, wait a second, Alex.

José Daniel!

Do you know this child?

Miami Vice. This little boy may have
been brought into this country illegally.

Alex, come say hello.

José.

Concha?

Mommy.

Have you been swimming?
Yeah.

Who are these people, Concha?
Miami Vice, ma'am.

Can I help you? I'm afraid we may
have an illegal adoption situation here.

Now wait a minute.
This child is mine.

The adoption is approved
by the State of Florida.

You can't come into my home
without a warrant.

Maria.

I'm Detective Calabrese.

I'm afraid our office
will have to contact you again.

I can't imagine why.

Alex, sweetheart,
you stay with Concha.

I'll be right back.
Okay.

Howard Famiglia. Moira Kaplan.

No, he can't call me back.
It's urgent.

Market conditions
have changed.

Now state agencies have
dozens of requests per child.

I'm just filling a niche.

Well, you make a heck of a sack of change
out of that niche, don't ya?

What is the price of love,
Detective?

- Nobody's forced to come to me.
- Except you have an endless supply of kids.

I work with the Colombian government.

Their consulate has solicited
my help in placing orphans.

The children are well cared for
and the parents are thrilled to have a child.

- Everybody's happy.
- Well, not everybody.

Not everybody.

We hear that you give
a lifetime guarantee,

so in case one of these little rascals dies,
you just give 'em a new one.

You mind getting to the point
of this meeting, gentlemen?

The point is, we got a planeload
of Colombian babies,

three of which
didn't make the whole trip.

A terrible thing.
I read about that in the papers.

Hard to believe.

You think that's hard to believe,

wait till you read the part
about how you're behind it.

You better be prepared
to back up those accusations.

We'll leave that
to the grand jury.

Detectives...

I'm an honored man
in this town, well-loved.

Everybody knows
I adore children.

To suggest my involvement in this endeavor
is not only ludicrous, it's slanderous.

So sue me.

Hi, Emmy.
Hi, Angela. Welcome back.

Hi, Susan.
Thanks.

Anything exciting happen
while I was gone?

Police came by.

They wanted all our paperwork on Colombian
adoptions for the last three years.

They say why? They're
investigating that planeload of babies...

that landed
in the Everglades.

What planeload of babies?

It was in the papers.
Didn't you see it?

No.

The cops thought somebody was smuggling
drugs. It turned out it was babies.

You believe that?

They need a court order
for those files, Susan.

Well, it doesn't hurt
to cooperate.

I gave them a readout
of all the adopted parents.

Look, Lar, it's kinda hard
to read bouncing up and down.

Five more. Oh. Great,
kids, Mr. Muscle Head.

Mr. Famiglia's office.
Hello, is he in? Angela Mitchell calling.

Hey, that's the woman handling
those Colombian babies.

Yes?
We have to meet.

Think I don't know that? You're giving out
information over there like it's on sale.

Howard. Half an hour.
The beach walk.

Yes?
Yeah. Famiglia's settin' a meet. We're on it.

This James Bond stuff
never works.

They told me they had
the bugs worked out of it.

They are onto something.

There's nothing to worry about.
I want you to calm down.

I can't calm down...

You gettin' anything?
Eh.

You got wide eyes.

What do you mean,
"Don't worry about anything"?

Can't we do anything?

What would you like to do?
You wanna ask them to speak up?

The only way I have been able
to deal with this thing...

is knowing that the kids are better
off here than starving in Colombia.

Spare me the waterworks,
Angela.

You knew from the onset
what this was all about.

You've been paid very well
for your cooperation.

Howard, we didn't know
the kids were gonna die.

It is like any other business.
There's a spoilage factor.

Y-Y-You're sick.

Just stay away from me.
No. You just listen to me, baby.

You are gonna keep
your mouth shut...

because you're tied
to the mast with me on this one.

They have nothing on me unless one of the
parents is willing to come forward and testify.

And I'm taking care of that.
It's being handled.

So you just don't panic.

Reminder... Call Hector
re: The Mitchell situation.

I want a daily log
on her activities.

Sweetie, I'll be right back.
You be good, okay? Okay.

Oh, no...

What do you want? How come you haven't returned
any of the district attorney's phone calls?

I changed my mind.
About what?

About everything,
about testifying.

Wait a minute...
Trudy.

What's the problem,
Mr. Demarco?

Who is it, Steven?
It's the police.

Don't talk to them.
Steven, tell them to leave.

Look, what we talked
about the other day...

We've reconsidered. Howard
Famiglia is a fine attorney.

Has somebody
threatened you?

Of course not. That's ridiculous.
Mr. Demarco, you have knowledge of a crime.

You have to testify.
Now we'd prefer your

cooperation, but if we
have to, we'll subpoena you.

I don't see what good
that would do.

I have a very bad memory.

So, um, I don't see how I could
remember anything about Howard Famiglia...

except how he helped us
adopt our little girl.

So if there's nothing else,
I'm reading to Andrea.

If I were you, I'd take a memory
course, 'cause we're not droppin' this.

I think Demarco will take a
contempt citation before he'll talk.

My guess is they threatened
the baby.

Nice guy. A founding member of
the Big Brothers of America club.

Well, we got a week
before the grand jury,

so there's gotta be
a way to nail that snake.

So how's that Mitchell lady
seem like she's holding up?

I think the pressure's gettin'
to her. Add some more.

Angela Mitchell? Yes.
That's me. Can I help you?

Yes. I'm Detective Tubbs.

This is Detective Crockett.
We're handling the baby case.

Uh, yes?

You do know why we're here,
don't you, lady?

I've been advised not to answer
any questions until I see a lawyer.

Isn't that funny?
I knew you were gonna say that.

What is that?

A subpoena.

You've been served.

You've been scheduled to appear in front
of the grand jury a week from Tuesday.

And don't even think about
not showin' up.

All my ducks are beginning
to line up.

What are you talking about ducks?

Your entire operation
is at risk.

An operation that has your pockets bulging to
the tune of about two million, Eduardo, baby.

Granted, a profitable business venture,
Howard, but it's time to get out.

The press won't let go
of this planeload of babies.

There have been stories
on it every day.

Plus this woman in Social Services, she's
got to be a weak link. She knows everything.

The press is like a child. We'll
just unwrap a bigger toy for them.

As for this Mitchell woman,
she won't be a problem.

What does that mean?
Forget about her.

I'll take care
of all the problems.

I just need a small favor
from you.

What kind of favor?

You're well aware that you have
diplomatic immunity in these matters.

Yes.

A trip to Washington
tomorrow, a speech on the

embarrassing nature of this
case for your government,

could secure a letter of rejection
of prosecution for your partner, moi.

No, Howard.
I'm out.

If the consul were to find out about
my involvement in this, I'd be finished.

As it is, I have to buy myself
an appointment in another country.

You've got to cover your own
tracks from now on, Howard.

I'm going back to Bogota,
tomorrow.

Well, that settles that.

In the bed.

You guys Vice?

Yeah.
Patterson, Homicide.

Listen, I have some people inside here
involved in your baby case.

This plays pretty straight.
A lovers'suicide pact.

Only these two were in bed
together in more ways than one.

The way I got it figured is that
Vasquez there and this Mitchell woman...

were running that child-smuggling ring
you guys are on.

No struggle? Nothin'.
Everything lines up.

Sabretta, where's that paper?

Here.
Thanks.

This was on Vasquez's lap.

Looks like he shot the Mitchell
woman once in the side of the head...

and then decided to have
a lead snack of his own...

Self-inflicted,
to the roof of the mouth.

You know, if you ask me,
these two people just made your case.

If I was you, I'd go home right now
and have myself a beer.

It's too neat.
What?

He says it's a homicide.

What are you trying to tell me,
that I can't read a crime scene?

No. I'm just ea yin'
it's too convenient.

Someone's tr yin' to plug
up the holes. You got that.

Can you give us
a full scene dust?

Check for third-party prints
and hand swab both the victims.

There are no
third-party prints here.

And the two of you are gonna
have to come up with something...

a little more substantial than a
hunch to get me to stay here all night.

Now as far as I'm concerned,
it's a closed case.

What I need is a few more hours
to re-dust the entire scene.

Sonny, Detective Patterson
from Homicide's on line one.

Go ahead.
Thank you.

Yeah. Crockett.
So what do you want me to do?

You want me to have my lieutenant
call your lieutenant, sweetheart?

I got authorization.

I don't care
if you dusted the ceiling.

We're gonna do it again,
so indulge me.

Everything has been done. |
had the bottom of the toilets done,

the furniture legs, everything but the ceiling,
and now you've got these guys doing the outside.

There's gotta be somethin' here.
My guys were here for seven hours.

Every print is Mitchell's.
Every print?

Every print.
No prints from Vasquez?

He came here
for one reason, right?

Don't you think if they were lovers, he'd leave
at least one print around? Got one, Sergeant.

Where? Outside her front door. Type
of thing you leave pushing a door open.

You've been a big help.
Thanks.

Prints belong to one Hector Borges...

three arrests for narcotics smuggling,
no convictions.

Green card revoked 1985,
reinstated 1986.

Where's he work? Surprise,
surprise... Kravitz, Leland and Famiglia.

He's Howard Famiglia's chauffeur.

Switek, Zito, let's hit it!

It's our only shot at takin'
Famiglia. So get this guy breathin'.

Cover the back.

Go in your house and stay there.

Hector Borges.

Hector Borges.

Hector!

It's wired! Out!

It's time to bring Famiglia
in for a talk, Lieutenant.

We've got nothing
that ties him in.

We've got this guy rattled,
Lieutenant.

He's killed everybody that's connected
with the case and now he's tr yin' to do us.

And we're gonna let him walk
on three murders?

Yes.

We got Maria.

We could use her
to bait a trap.

Are you still friendly with that TV reporter
friend of yours? What's her name? Uh, Castro?

Talk to her.

Maria, your own child
did not recognize you?

No.

Any movement with regard to the legal
custody of the child? No. Not at this point.

Do the police know who's running
the smuggling operation?

Um, this case goes before the grand
jury next week, so I can't be specific,

but we do know that a prominent
local attorney is heavily involved...

in both the smuggling operation
and three murders here in Miami.

Miss Escobar is an
eyewitness to the attorney's

involvement and will so
testify to the grand jury.

And so, this young mother, who
braved death to try to get her baby back,

is now under heavy police
protection at Saint Anne's,

waiting to tell her story
to a Dade County grand jury.

Back to you, Ken.

Thank you, Robin. A heart-wrenching story
from St. Anne's tonight.

Many people certainly pulling
for a happy ending...

You look nice as a nurse.
Shh!

Dr. Carrow to Obstetrics, please.
Dr. Carrow.

He's in. I got him.

Floor?
Uh, four, please.

Dr. Seidelman to X-ray, please.
Dr. Seidelman.

Ha. Must be
the wrong floor.

They stopped at this floor,
but they didn't get off.

Good evening,
Mr. Famiglia. Hello, Janice.

Dr. Stanford, telephone, please.
Dr. Stanford.

Good evening, ladies.
Sorry I'm late.

If you'll just settle down,
we'll begin.

Now, if you'll just bear
with me a moment,

I'll just get this film threaded
and we can start.

Can I help you, young man? Uh,
no. I guess I'm in the wrong place.

The eating disorder lecture's
on three.

This is the unwed
mothers' seminar.

Excuse me, how long
is this gonna last?

Usually about 45 minutes.

Uh, guys, I don't get it.
Uh, he's doin' a seminar now.

Stay there and let us
know when he comes out.

Okay.

Enjoy the film, ladies. If
you have any questions,

I'll be happy to answer
them for you afterward.

The miracle of birth.
The procreation of a species.

The creation of life,
of another human being.

A being who will laugh, cry,
love and be loved.

A person who will grow...

During the next 30 minutes,
we will unravel...

Freeze!
Miami Vice!

These are Alex's...

José's.

This is the blanket he likes
to sleep with at night.

He says it protects him
from the "rain man."

For the rain.

I've packed most of his shoes.

He likes to change his shoes often.

We'll ship the rest
of his clothes to you.

He's a good boy.

He always listens.

Alex.

Remember our talk last night
about another Mommy?

Alex is ours!

Adios, Alex.

You take good care of him,
Mrs. Kaplan.