All language subtitles for Hunter S05E04 - Dead on Target - Part 02

Tonight on Hunter.

26 rounds of nine millimeter.

Legs, abdomen and chest.

You know, all I do
is stay in this room.

I can't afford to lose
many more friends.

- Where's Rose?
- I don't know.

That's a bad answer, Wing.

Nightshade existed to get Stag
in and out of places, Hunter.

I think Steven Stag killed
a Cambodian prince to $6

million dollars in emeralds.

We're going to kick
this cold turkey.

If she's strung
out on black gum opium,

she'll have a tough
time kicking it.

She's going to get sick.

In Part One of Dead On Target...

It doesn't seem like it's
been 20 years since I was

sitting with you guys
in the stink hole,

eating out of my helmet.

We want to get a picture
of everybody for the Cap.

Come on up here.

Randall Fane killed himself.

What?

What happened?

Rose finally left him, and
I guess he couldn't handle it.

If you're willing to tell
me, I'm here to listen.

You know, he and Rose
seemed so happy together.

What happened?

You gotta tell me what
happened to Randall.

I got to know.

I want you to come with me.

I can't do that, Rick.

Look, I'll sell my
things in a little while.

And I'll go home to Hong Kong.

You hurt her, I'll
break your neck.

Be careful in Chinatown.

What's madman?

Madman is what the
Air Force called that

napalm raid I told you about.

Boy, when you say Randall was
obsessed, you weren't kidding.

We're dropped 100 miles
up the river, north.

Our mission was to find a
tribal prince who had emeralds

and stone that he wanted
to use to buy a guerrilla

army to fight the Khmer Rouge.

Madman trail gets hot
again after 20 years.

Can $6 million in
emeralds be far behind?

I don't how Randall
found out I was undercover.

He filed to the Air
Force for Madman operation.

He got your name.

You killed Randall, man,
and I'm going to prove it.

A Naval security review
of Stag's work as an agent.

You had to have seen who hit me.

If I tell you, Rick, you
got to promise to help me.

What do you mean, help you?

And now, Dead
On Target Part Two.

26 rounds of nine millimeter.

The legs, abdomen and chest.

Two full clips were
emptied into the wall

and table and the floor.

Case is mine, Charlie.

Did you get a good
look at the gunman?

No, they had me pinned
down behind the table.

No one really got
a good look at him.

The woman next to the gunman
looked a lot like Rose Fane.

Well, write it up in a
report and then go home.

I'm on the case, Charlie.

You got the right.

I'm sorry about Theo.

Thank you.

You sure were lucky.

Over 60 rounds were fired.

I'm more than lucky.

Missed intentionally?

Get on your feet, Hunter.

Are you all right?

You need a ride?

Hunter, do you need a ride?

No.

I'm OK.

Thanks.

OK.

I'm going to go check out
that Major Voss, see where

he heads after he goes to work.

Yeah.

That's a good idea.

I've got to break the
news to Alan Rawling.

Alan?

- Rick?
- Yeah.

Open up.

- It's awful early.
- Yeah.

I know.

Your mother let me in.

I had earplugs in.

Otherwise I would have answered.

Alan, Theo's dead.

Boy.

I must be keeping some
damn pharmaceutical

company in business.

This prescription hasn't
run out since 1969.

Theo's brother
lives in Ohio, Alan.

He wants the body
shipped back there.

I can get the name
of the funeral home,

if you want to send
anything along.

Did Randall ever talk
about Steve's finances?

Oh, yeah.

He kept this big
file of newspaper

articles and
financial statements

and disclosure reports.

Randall hated Stag.

You knew that, right?

You can't blame
the guy, can you?

I mean, there Randall
with this oxyacetylene rig

going to welding jobs.

And there was Stag
calling the governor's

wine steward by his nickname.

Randall thought that Stag took
the emeralds from the prince

during the napalm
raid, didn't he?

Yeah.

Did he think that
Theo was involved in it?

No.

Not Theo.

Stag was the rich one.

You know, all I do
is stay in this room.

I can't afford to lose
many more friends.

I thought you'd want to
take a look at this before you

tie a string onto Voss.

Now, this one here on
the bottom is the copy

we got from the Marine Corps.

It's the real McCoy.

One on the tops is the one we
found in Theo White's apartment

taped underneath the drawer.

It's a phony.

Well, it's really hard to tell.

They're both Xerox.

And heavily censored.

Well, so let's
compare it line by line.

Investigations into
Private Fane's actions

have concluded that
he showed cowardice

in the face of the enemy.

Because of his delay,
sustaining heavy casualties,

1st Recon Battalion
was withdrawn.

That's on the phony report.

Yeah.

But there's a correctional
tape put over there.

And it's typed over.

Well, so, then this was
in the original report

until the forger deleted it.

Corporal Stag's
inexplicable behavior

suggests serious misjudgment,
possible dereliction of duty.

Reports of missing gems
should not be discounted.

Well.

Now we know what's
faked, but who faked it?

Keep the safety on that.

You heard about Theo,
didn't you, Steve?

He's dead.

Yeah.

I read about it in the paper.

My God, Rick.

Shot to death.

How do you walk into that?

Oh, that's good.

Now, wait a minute.

You've already twisted me
into this, haven't you?

Well, just forget it.

I was here all night long.

You can ask my staff.

- You pay your staff.
- Listen.

My lawyer thinks we've got
grounds for a harassment suit

right now.

He's advised me
not to talk to you.

Did you know Theo made a
copy of the fake Madman report?

No.

I don't know about any of this.

I said I didn't.

You also said you didn't
hit me over the head, too.

All right, all right.

I went over to Randall's, just
to pay my respects to Rose.

She was gone.

I looked around outside.

I didn't go inside.

Why don't you tell
me about the emeralds,

and how you killed
Theo because he

was going to rat you out to me?

You're crazy.

My God, Hunter.

You are... you are crazy.

Killing started 20 years ago,
Steve, and it hasn't stopped.

I'm going to stop it.

One William 156.

56, go.

5 King 42 has a lead
on your suspect, Richard Wing.

They're standing by
at 5941 Soda Street.

Roger.

56 en route.

- Where's Rose?
- I don't know.

That's a bad answer, Wing.

I can't find her.

You're her source, aren't you?

I don't deal.

She didn't score from me.

- Steven Stag hired you.
- Who's Stag?

I don't know anybody named Stag.

I'm trying to find Rose.

Well, that's good.

You do remember our little chat
down at the park, don't you?

I told you, if anything
ever happened to Rose,

I'd break your neck.

Don't forget that.

Oh, and... next time I see you,
you better have Rose with you.

If she's strung out
on black gum opium,

she'll have a tough
time kicking it.

She's going to get sick.

Yeah, well I don't
know how strung out she

is until I find her.

And when I do, I'm going
to clean her up myself.

Cold turkey?

It's no fun, Rick.

It's not supposed to be fun.

But she's the key to
this thing, Sandy.

I got to help you.

Please, help me find her.

OK.

I'll squeeze the streets.

- Thanks.
- Hi, big guy.

Hi.

I hear you found Richard Wing.

Did you bring him in?
- No.

Didn't have anything
to hold him on,

but put the Asian
task force on it.

What about Rose?

Well, now there's a mystery.

I do know one thing.

She's not in the morgue.

- Found something.
- Yeah?

Yeah.

Come over and take
a look at this.

This is a picture of
the intelligence officer

I talked to a couple days ago.

And he says he's
assigned to Madman.

Major Alva Voss, USMC.

What did he have to say?

Not too much.

Apparently though, he's
got 10 men guarding

Stag's house full time.

I tailed him.

He wound up going down
to the jewelry mart.

Apparently they know him
pretty well down there.

He is a private investor
looking for emeralds.

Anything big that
might hit the market.

Great.
Keep on him.

Yeah, I will.

I also, uh... went through
these books and papers

you took from Randall's.

Yeah.

Apparently, he liked page 245.

He underlined a verse.

Sylvia Plath poem.

Yeah, I saw this book
when I was at Randall's.

Dying is an art,
like everything else.

I do it exceptionally well.

Lady Lazarus.

The piece was marked with
this how-to pamphlet.

20 ways to take your life
in as many easy lessons.

Wow.

Talk about lighthearted fare.

Yeah.

Catch up with you
later, all right?

Yeah, thanks.

Randall had a lot of
books on suicide, Alan.

Did he ever talk about it?

No.

You know, you sound
like that insurance

guy that was here last week,
checking out a suicide clause.

But Randall never
had insurance, Alan.

Could this have been
the guy that was here?

Damn.

I put too much water in.

Could this have been
the guy you talked to?

Yeah.

It's Mr. Vaughn.

No, wait.

It's Voss.

One William 156.

This is one William 157.

One William 156, this
is one William 157.

Come in, please.

One William 56.

Go.

My suspect's
gone back to square one.

The federal office
is on Wilshire.

You want to call it a day?

No, no.

I will meet you there
in about 20 minutes.

Roger.

Hi.

Major Voss, Sergeant Hunter.

LA Homicide.

I understand we're
involved in the same case.

I think it's time
we talk about that.

What are you
looking for, Hunter?

Stag?

Emeralds?
Or both?

Both.

I think Steven Stag killed
the Cambodian prince

to get $6 million in emeralds.

Calling in an airstrike
to cover his actions,

killing half of
our unit doing it.

Look top right.

Recognize it?

The old man wants it sent.

Suppose it's a secret.

You'll have to ask the Captain.

I did.

I conducted the original
investigation into what

happened to your unit.

Danello confirmed his last
dispatch... detain 24 hours.

Will advise.

Nightshade.

You were the radio man.
You sent it.

That's right.

But it was in code.

Right.

An hour later, here come Air
Force F4 Phantoms with napalm.

A raid on the Ho Chi Minh
Trail, 300 miles off target.

But you reported you
heard the pilots.

Madman.

Madman.

Dead on target.

Dead on target.

A mistake.

No mistake.

NSG agents like Stag could call
in a sortie to cover a mission

or save their ass.

He called a bombing
raid on his own unit.

Later I debriefed Stag.

He said the prince wanted
to massacre your unit.

He said he called in the sortie
so some of you might get away.

Only that was a lie.

Yeah.

Well, he claimed he had
orders not to break his cover.

Nightshade existed to get Stag
in and out of places, Hunter.

It was his unit.

This time he was twisting
the arm of a mountain prince

to use his fortune
against the Khmer Rouge.

Emeralds.

Right.

But if Stag's got
them, somehow he's

turned them into
cash without being

personally involved, something
I've never been able to prove.

Otherwise I'd have
a lock on him.

Where do you think Theo
White fits into all this?

Well, White might have
been a leg man for Stag.

Maybe he was about
to inform on him.

And Stag killed him.

And how do you think Steve
timed the bombing so precisely?

Stag added a last
code group of his own

to Danello's message.

5125A.

Stag's codename.

Madman.

And that's why the Air
Force used the same name.

As soon as you sent it,
they loaded the napalm aboard

and flew north.

You pulled the switch
on your own guys.

You OK?

Hunter?

They still have
tigers in Cambodia.

We used to see them running
from our flares at night.

Made our sentries jumpy.

When Randall shot one
of the prince's men,

the prince wanted
to know who did it.

We'd never give Randall over.

The trick was to avoid a fight.

It cost us a day.

When the bombing started
we tried to call it off.

Abort!

Stop!

Stop!

Abort!

Stop!

I pulled Captain
Danello from under a tree.

We were on foot for a week.

The rest of the men had to
make it back on their own.

Randall, Alan, Theo, Steve.

You think Voss was
telling the truth?

It sounds about right.

You know what I think?

What?

I think he's after the emeralds.

You all right?

Yeah.

I'm fine.

Want to go grab a
bite or something?

No.

You go ahead.

I'll see you tomorrow.

OK.

One William 156.

Contact 9Y50 on frequency 25.

Roger.

56.

Sandy, Hunter.

Go.

Possible On Rose.

The snitch thinks
he saw her yesterday

in a dive off of Bloom Street.

What kind of dive?

If she's still there,
she's had a lot of smoke.

Is this it?

Yeah.

Why didn't you show me
this in the first place?

I didn't think of it.

You didn't think of it.

How many ways in
and out of there?

Two.

The alley and the front
door on Bloom Street.

What do you want from me?

I want you to go
around the front.

Tell everybody there's
a police raid coming

down in about 15 minutes.

Send them down the fire escapes.

And Richard?

Don't screw it up.

I don't need any help.

I'm just looking
for a lady, thanks.

Uncle?

I'll take her now.

Thank you.

Rose?

Rose?

Rose, it's Rick.

Come with me.

Go away.

Let's go down.

You're completely
screwed up, Rose.

You'll start withdrawals
in a couple of hours.

I'm going to commit
you to department 95.

No.

I'm not hooked.

I'm sorry, Rose.

Do the 90 days in the
rehab center and clean up.

And put some meat
back on your bones.

No.

You can't do that to me.

Sandy.

She hasn't been booked
yet, so I'll take her.

She's under the influence.

Pupils are 0.2.

I told you, commitment's
the best thing.

No, I understand.

I know we talked
about that, but I'm

going to do this anyway, OK?

Thank you.

I made a big mistake allowing
you to go with Wing, Rose.

Why didn't you stay with him?

I wanted to forget.

Well, a friend of mine
is going to let us use

his cabin up in Lake Arrowhead.

We're going to go up
there and you're going

to kick this, cold turkey.

OK?

I'll help you.

It can be better than detox.

I'll go with you.

Thanks, Sandy.

You're in for a real thrill.

Come on.

Ahh!

Rose, come on.

Come on.

Take it easy.

Come on, honey.

Hold on to that now.

Press hard.

Bathroom's the other way, Rose.

I feel better, Rick.
Really.

I know.

I think the worst is over.

I just wanted to take a walk.

No.

Rick.

Let me go.

No.

You... Let me go.

Rose.
Put a move on it.

Pasta's ready.

Pasta's ready.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Soup's on.

Rose.

Let's go.

All right.

Soup's on.

Come on.

Get a move on it, Rose.

You ready to eat?

I've got a better idea.

Yeah.

OK.

You can eat that
way if you'd like.

But you're still going
to have to do the dishes.

How you doing?

In here.

Hi.

Hi.

- How's it going?
- OK.

You hungry?

Got some pasta for
you if you want some.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Well, no.

I already ate with Charlie.

Thanks anyway.

So, how are you doing?

Well, let's see.

We've been through the
sweats, the cramps,

the shakes, the nightmares,
the daymares, the high highs?

The low lows.
Typical.

Yeah.

She tried to jump
me, beat me, bore

me, disgust me, and seduce me.

- So you're about done.
- Yeah.

She's been upstairs
asleep for the last hour.

Oh.

I brought you the things
you wanted for her.

Great.
Thank you.

And listen, have you
ever heard of a guy

whose name is Romeo Vargas?

Vargas.
No.

Why?

Well, he says he knows you.

He wants to talk to
you about Theo White.

I have his address.

I'll spell you if you
want to go talk with him.

Yeah.

Maybe I'll get out of here.

Yeah.

Thank you very much.

It's in the refrigerator.

No.

No.

Get... get... I said no... later!

Get out of here.

Hiya Hunter.

I wondered if you'd come.

Romeo Vargas.

Yeah.

It's a stage name.

Oh.
We know one another?

Sorta.

You're a friend of Theo White's.

He comes in here to eat
maybe once or twice a month

since I had this
gig about two years.

Jesus.

They give you roses,
you think they'd

take out the damn thorns.

So what's the connection?

Well, Theo and I
give each other gigs.

I mean, you know, I got
him that blues thing.

I'm the doorman at that club.

You showed me your badge.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I saw what went down.

What do you mean?

You saw the killer?

No, I can't help you there.

Look, people out
in the audience,

they see me up on the stage.

But I'm not real.

I'm an entertainer.

I blame it on TV.

You know, they don't
think I see them,

but I get an eyeful
of all kinds of stuff.

- Oh, like what?
- Like Theo.

He eats here twice a month.

Every first and third Friday.

Around dessert, every time,
in walks the same guy,

Saville Row suit, cane, limp.

He hands Theo an envelope
and the guy is gone.

Not even a cup of coffee.

Did you talk to him about it?

I see no evil, man.

I mean, I drifted
by the table once.

And I heard Theo
mention something

about a drive up the coast.

San Luis Obispo.

Vargas, you want dinner or what?

Yes.

I was giving Theo money.

So what?

I wasn't a lot of money.

He knew about Madman since
we were in the Corps.

And I told him that
I wasn't proud of it.

He was blackmailing
you, so you killed him.

Why would I kill him for that?

The information on
Madman was public.

But the public
wasn't filing for it.

Randall was.

Why would I kill my friends?

God knows how many enemies
Theo made in his business,

that whole nightclub scene.

And anybody could have
taken those papers.

Anybody.

You know a Major Voss?

Who?

Major Alva Voss.

I never heard of him.

Well, he knows you, Steve.

And he wants to have a nice
little chat with me about you.

You know what I think?

I think you murdered
Theo and Randall.

And I think you set Rose up
with Wing to keep her doped up.

I did not kill my friends.

And I don't know who
the hell Wing is.

I bet you Major Voss
gives me something

to connect you with that.

I'll bet you're asking yourself,
how the hell did he get that?

You get out of here.

Now.

Get out.

One Wayne 156.

Air nine.

Air nine.

- Go.
- 56.

I'm leaving suspect's house now.

He's all yours.

Good morning.

Well.

The new, old Rose.

I like it.

You sleep well?

Perfectly.

Happily.

The first time in a long time.

I want to thank you, Rick.

You're welcome.

I would like to, at
some point in time,

talk to you about Randall.

Want some coffee?

Can we go outside?

I won't run.

I promise.

Certainly.

Hunter.

Stag left his place five
minutes ago with a suitcase.

He's driving alone,
north on 101.

Good.
He took the bait.

He's headed for San Luis Obispo.

I'm about 20 miles closer.

I'll catch up.

If I thought staying could
have helped, I would have.

But I couldn't.

I mean, the maps.

The files.

The dreams.

So much pain, just
for some green stones.

You know, so much has
happened since your wedding,

I can't even believe it.

It's just... I don't know
where the time has gone.

I... when I heard about
Randall, I was horrified.

Not only was there the pain
of losing a close friend, I...

I went through a...

I'm very confused, Rose.

Rose, I... I don't think
Randall committed suicide.

I think somebody murdered him.

Oh, no.

You're wrong, Rick?

Why do you say that?

He called that night.

I'd been in and out of the
house for about two weeks.

When he called, he was sad.

Really down.

He said he'd had a long,
depressing talk with Alan.

I knew something
was going to happen.

So I hurried over.

When I got there,
it was too late.

He'd already gone.

I felt dead myself.

When you got there,
Randall was in the bathtub.

Is that right?

And Rose, was there
any blood on the floor?

No.

Only in the tub.

You see, that's what I mean.

When I got there to
check out the scene,

there was blood on the
floor, under the rug,

and in the toilet.

No, not when I
was there with him.

It was almost peaceful, really.

In fact, I was still
sitting by the tub,

reading Randall's note over
and over, when he came in.

I think I surprised him.

What do you mean, he came in?

Who came in?

One William 156.

Air nine.

Did you notify Ventura?

Roger, 56.

And be advised, the suspect
is still proceeding north.

You want to notify the
San Luis Obispo Sheriffs?

Will advise.

So many visitors in one month.

You know his condition.

Yes.

I used to visit him
regularly back east.

Corporal Stag to see you, sir.

Stag?

Everybody wants
to know about you.

What the hell is all this
in the news about White?

A tragedy, sir.

Where are you?

Over here, sir.

I won't be staying long.

You just, uh... you just relax.

Over where White always stands.

One William 156.

San Luis Sheriff.

One William 156.

Go.

Meet me at the VA Hospital
for backup and assistance.

We're rolling now.

I saw you take
these, you bastard,

right from the prince's hand.

You killed Randall?

You would never
have led me to these.

I haven't made
Hunter go after you.

Is there anybody in
to see Captain Danello?

Good morning, Sergeant Hunter.

Yes.

A Corporal Stag is
in there with him.

I can't remember when we
got so much attention.

Oh... watch out!

Oh.

Where do those stairs lead?

Up to the roof.

Alan!

Alan!

Wait a minute.

Oh, that was fast.

I figured I was a couple
of steps ahead of you.

Look, will you talk to me?

Tell me why you helped your
best friend kill himself.

Because he wanted to die.

He'd been on the short end
of this deal for 20 years.

I just figured a way
to turn it on Stag.

I made those prints
with the cane.

That maniac could of had
us napalmed for these.

But why Theo?

Because he was about
to tell you everything.

And I couldn't let that happen.

He was a casualty of war, man.

But why not Rose?

Why not kill her when
you had the chance?

Rose was just a poor
kid trying to forget.

She wasn't no
threat, particularly

after I introduced her to Wing.

That's why she was
with you the night you

killed Theo at the club.

You got it, boy.

To get her fix.

The dying and the killing
have got to stop, Alan.

Yeah.

And the suffering too.

The suffering too.

Don't you think
Danello would like

to be put out of his misery?

Everybody's on his
own revolving bed.

Theo.

Stag.

Randall.

Me.

Even you, Hunter.

It was you that
went up to see Captain

Danello, not Randall, right?

Man, he hadn't heard
our voices in 20 years.

What does he know?

I set the radio in Randall's
truck so that you'd find it.

And the papers?

That was easy.

I was watching the mail.

He'd never have guessed that
I'd rewritten that report.

Listen to me.

You're not thinking coherently.

You're out of control.

Wrong!

For the first time in 20 years,
man, I am in complete control.

No!

Goodbye, Randall.

I'll miss you.

Thank you.

Thank you most for
loving Randall.

You'll be in touch, right?

I promise.

I need to go home now.

Give me a minute.