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[soft music]

♪ ♪

- Unfortunately, she's made no real progress.

I thought maybe art therapy would be a little more fun.

But every session,

Bella looks at me like I'm punishing her.

- In my therapy, I sometimes wonder

if I'm wasting my time going over everything from that year.

Then later, I...

I sometimes feel better.

- What is it, baby?

- My therapist wants my dad to come to an appointment,

but he won't do it.

- [sniffs] Once you know hard things about your kids,

you can't unknow them...

just like I can't unsee this.

♪ ♪

Her therapist says it's an impulse

Bella can't fight.

She wants to be happy, then scribbles it out.

- Bella will get her joy back.

I promise.

May I?

♪ ♪

Room for one more?

[tense distorted music]

♪ ♪

- Lacey.

Are you still with me?

- [gasps]

Sorry. I'm just tired.

- It's OK.

I know this is tough,

but if you could just walk me through--

- I'm not trying to be difficult.

I just--I don't remember.

It's all scattered-- the past, the present.

I--

- Uh, you know what?

Forget about Sir. How are you?

I mean, it's got to be tough given all the tension

at M&A.

- M&A is fine.

- Is it?

[somber music]

OK.

♪ ♪

Um, one last question. Just curious.

How do you think Sir was able to get away?

- Look, I know you're pissed at Gabi.

But if you think that she would ever help Sir,

then you don't know her after all.

- Thanks again for finding Lacey the other night.

- All good, man.

She say anything, though, about why she just left

in the middle of the night like that?

- No, just that she couldn't sleep

and needed to clear her head.

- It's dangerous.

With Sir still out there-- - We all know that.

Lacey is still dealing with her symptoms from her TBI,

so she's not purposely risking her own safety.

I'm fine. Stop talking about me.

- Technically, we were, uh, texting about you.

- We're just worried, Margaret.

- Well, maybe you should worry a little less

about other people, especially since you're clearly

avoiding your own house.

- Uh-oh.

- You haven't told Ethan, have you?

That you helped Gabi track down Sir?

- I'm waiting for the right time.

- There's no right time to tell the truth--just do it.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Sneaking up on me is a bad bet.

- I just wanted to stop by

and let you know I was back in town.

- That could have been a phone call, and I don't care.

- Look, Gabi, I know my leaving was abrupt.

Learning that Hugh killed our mother--

this is all so difficult.

- Everything about your brother is difficult.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

I have to get back to finding him.

[door opens] - I know.

That's why I came back. - Need some help, Gabi?

- I'm staying at the Gracemore Hotel.

You can reach me anytime.

♪ ♪

- I-I don't care how normal he seems.

There is zero chance

I'm trusting any relative of Sir's.

- If Christian says he wants to help take down Sir,

I will take that help.

[objects clattering]

- So you see it, too? - Like déjà vu.

Rumpled clothes, uncombed hair.

- She's not seeing her therapist anymore.

You need to talk to her.

- I am the last person Margaret wants to talk to.

- Ms. Mosely, oh, my God. We came as soon as we could.

- I can't believe there's new information

about our daughter after all these years.

Thank you for calling.

- Mr. and Mrs. Diaz.

I remember you from the news coverage

when your daughter disappeared years ago.

I'm sorry.

M&A never worked on her case.

There must be some sort of confusion.

- Oh, there's no confusion.

Hi. Uh, I'm Margaret. I-I called you.

I have reason--no, I'm certain that your daughter is alive.

- [sighs happily]

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Adela Diaz, disappeared 7 years ago at age 16

after going to a party with her boyfriend.

- This family was vilified by DCPD and the press.

- So, while everyone was focused

on condemning the parents, their daughter was missing.

- At the time, the cops claimed they had no other suspects.

- I'm telling you, the Diazes didn't hurt their daughter.

- Margaret, you called them

without even discussing the case with us.

- But I'm sure once we hear what you found,

we'll all be on board.

- Yesterday DCPD picked up a lost little boy.

- I saw that on the news.

Four-year-old found wandering near Hillsdale.

They can't ID him. - Right.

Look at the earlobe attachments,

the similar chins, the nose symmetry.

These are inherited traits.

This boy is Adela's son.

- You said yourself,

Margaret Vision has been off lately.

- That's only when Gabi's around.

That's why I came in early to work alone.

- OK, no matter how they got here,

those parents are looking to us for answers,

so Adela is now our case.

Lacey, call Trent, see if the DCPD can get

a DNA kit done on the son.

Dhan-- - I already called.

Well, Adela's DNA is already

in the National Missing Persons System,

so Trent put in a call for the test.

- Dhan, canvass the area where the boy was found.

Now that Adela might be involved,

see if anybody recognizes her.

Zeke, the cops likely pulled footage of the area

to see if anyone was with the boy.

See if they missed anything. - On it.

- Lacey, I need you to get on the phone

with Child Protective Services, see what they have on the kid.

- I need to be part of the intake of the parents.

- And you will, but before we talk to the Diazes,

I have something else I have to do.

And don't say anything else about this case

until we know for sure what we have.

These parents have been through enough

without us giving them false hope.

[indistinct chatter, telephone ringing]

How's he doing?

- Same as when CPS brought him over.

I do have some good news, though.

When the lab swabbed for DNA, they found blood on his jacket.

We just got the blood type back.

It's the same as Adela Diaz's.

- How much blood are we talking?

Assuming this is her son,

are we saying Adela could be injured?

- We don't know much for certain, especially...

[whispering] Whether he is actually Adela's kid.

- This is ridiculous. A life could be on the line.

Hi, sweetie. I'm Gabi.

Do you know who this is?

[soft dramatic music]

- Mama.

- And that is all the confirmation I need.

Adela is out there, and we need to find her.

- Adela is a good girl--

solid grades, varsity soccer.

- The boy-- the boy was the problem.

- Her boyfriend, Tyler? - He was rich. Felt entitled.

Felt like the rules didn't apply to him.

We told her not to see him anymore.

- Adela said she was going out with her friends,

but then she missed curfew.

We found out she was with Tyler.

- The morning came...

and still no Adela.

So we called the cops.

- So they were the ones who found her jacket

a mile from the house?

- Adela was always swapping clothes with her friends, so...

I wanted her to know what was hers.

I put special stitching in the seams.

- And she had a cell phone, too, right?

- They found it 20 miles across town...

Full of angry texts and voicemails from me.

- And that's when everything changed.

You went from victims to suspects.

- They found a warrant...

from my 20s over some pot.

- And once the press got word that you had a record...

[voice echoing] They went to town.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[normal voice] I'll be right back.

♪ ♪

- So the press dug up more than just a pot arrest, didn't they?

- A bar fight.

I wasn't even charged for it.

But the reporters-- the reporters made it seem

like I was a violent addict,

that I got angry and killed my kid,

reported her missing to cover it up.

♪ ♪

It was bad enough the world thought I hurt my baby.

But then they stopped looking for her

because they thought she was dead.

- Anything?

- Raw, honest emotion from Dad.

And the mom is having some anxiety,

which could be dishonesty or stress.

- They're used to being judged.

- Well, the world sees them as terrible parents.

[soft dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Can you tell me what it is that made you call?

Please, I need to know.

- We think...

that this is Adela's son.

- Please, please, don't give me this kind of hope

if you aren't sure.

- We showed him a photo,

and he identified Adela as his mother,

which means Margaret is right.

Adela is alive.

♪ ♪

- Oh, my God.

He looks just like her.

[sobbing]

- Surprised DCPD's letting us run point on this one.

- Right, Sofia and Mateo are starting fresh.

They're making a new list

of any places they frequented or people they met

around the time that Adela went missing.

- CPS is headed over with the boy.

I think I can help.

It wasn't that long ago I was him,

afraid to speak and everything.

- I finished going through all the camera footage

from where the kid was found-- nothing new.

- My canvass turned up a few men

who said they tried to help the kid,

but little man just ran away.

- My mother always told me, if I ever got lost,

to only trust another mama.

Bet that's who brought him in.

- These case files are a disgrace.

There's interviews referenced that are missing,

canvass summaries that simply say NFI.

- "No further information."

It's lazy shorthand for cops

who don't write thorough reports.

The investigator, Detective Edwards, was fired

a few years after Adela's disappearance.

- You know him?

- Not personally, but put some feelers out.

- All right. Anything on the boyfriend yet?

- Tyler Carasco, now 25.

Gave one interview to DCPD and was cleared.

- Cops may have bought his story, but not Adela's dad.

- Which explains why the kid ultimately took out

a restraining order against Mateo.

- The last person to see Adela,

and he makes himself the victim?

- Maybe because he has a guilty conscience.

Dhan, track him down. Time to take this show public.

After many agonizing years,

there has been a break in the Adela Diaz case.

We believe Adela is being held against her will

here in the D.C. area and is potentially injured.

Every second is critical.

- How do you know she's alive?

[indistinct chatter, camera shutters clicking]

- The young boy recovered in Hillsdale yesterday

has been tentatively identified as Adela Diaz's son.

[reporters clamoring]

We don't know how Adela

and the child were separated, but--

- So D.C. police accused the parents of murder,

and now they're innocent?

Mr. Diaz, how do you feel about being vindicated?

- I told them.

I told the police I didn't hurt my daughter,

and they abandoned her!

They abandoned my daughter! - Enough.

We will deal with the past later.

Right now we all need to unite over one goal,

to bring Adela home to her parents and her son.

Be a part of the solution this time, not the problem.

[soft music]

♪ ♪

- You sure this will work?

- If anyone can make him feel safe

and get him to talk, it's Lacey.

How are the Diazes holding up?

- Well, they understand they have to wait for the DNA test

to come back before they can talk to him.

But just seeing him means the world.

- You did the right thing today, calling them.

- It was a big swing, but I had my reasons.

- I understand.

This case, if...

we can solve this...

it's hope that we can find Jamie.

- No, you're going away soon,

and I want to know I can do this work without you.

[phone vibrates]

- Dhan found him.

- Mr. Diaz hates me, and with good reason.

Uh...

That night, I took Adela to a party.

Her parents were making things so hard,

so I was just happy to finally get a chance to hang with her.

But I saw her talking to another guy, got jealous.

- You had a fight. - On the drive home.

I was such an ass.

She demanded that I stop the car and let her out.

- You left your 16-year-old girlfriend

on the side of the road by herself?

- I was an idiot.

Whatever happened to her, it's my fault. I know.

- Talk to me about Detective Edwards.

He took it pretty easy on you.

One interview, and you're cleared?

- No. No, that's not right.

I talked to that guy more than once.

- There's only one interview in the file.

- He came back,

said he knew I was hiding something.

- Were you?

- Adela left her cell phone in my car.

Her parents kept calling it.

I was so mad at them, at her, I threw it out the window.

- That's why the phone was found

so far away from the jacket.

- But Edwards, he didn't care about the phone.

All he cared about was trying to pin

something on Adela's parents.

- How can you be sure?

- He asked if they'd ever been violent with Adela

or if she'd ever confided in me about her father's rage.

But I-I told them Mr. Diaz would never hurt Adela, ever.

- I knew that was your voice.

What did you do to my daughter, huh?

Where is she? What did you do to her?

- Hey, hey, calm down. Calm down.

Hey, hey, calm down.

Your grandson is in there and can hear you.

You want to be another adult who scares him?

- Mateo, please, cálmate.

- I'm so sorry, Mr. Diaz. I never should have left her.

I'm--I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

[sobbing] I'm so...

I'm so sorry.

- Tommy! - Captain Trent.

- [laughs] Hey, buddy. Watch out for this guy.

David, you look good, man.

- Hey, bud.

- So you got my message? - Yep.

- You know, you could have just called.

- Yeah, I could have, but, uh, you know,

I kind of miss this place.

Saw the press conference.

Yeah, it's a shame...

how disrespectful people are

toward law enforcement these days, you know?

- The Diazes have every right to be angry, Dad.

- Still got that compassionate heart.

You know, you used to make me worry that being a cop

would crush you, but not you.

You turned it into a virtue.

- I read in the personnel files

that you were Hank Edwards' field training officer,

and that's why I called.

- Edward--oh, yeah. He was all right.

- If I told you that too much alcohol

turned into shoddy police work...

- It would not surprise me a bit.

No, he was known to love his after-shift whiskey.

- I'm trying to talk to him,

but his last knowns are no good.

- I can make a few phone calls.

Hey, the, uh, press conference--

I'm surprised that Mosely chick didn't defend you.

I thought you two were close.

- Close means different things to...

different people.

[lock beeps]

[unsettling music]

- Always so afraid.

- When someone breaks in uninvited,

that tends to be the natural reaction.

- Such a disappointment.

I thought I raised you stronger.

- You didn't raise me at all, Sir.

- This is about Sir, isn't it?

We can't let Sir steal our joy.

If we can't be happy to be home, then he wins.

And we don't want him to win, right?

So you know what I'm going to do?

I am going to draw you a picture,

show you what my happiness looks like.

- ♪ I could be the place where you belong ♪

♪ I can give you shelter from the storm ♪

♪ I will keep you safe and keep you warm ♪

♪ So you can hold on ♪

♪ I will stay beside you through the night ♪

♪ I can see the fear inside your eyes ♪

♪ You can always put your hand in mine ♪

- Wow.

You're really good at that.

Who is that? - Mama.

- Mama. She looks really pretty.

And who is that? - Matty.

- Matty.

Is that your name?

[gentle music]

Is that short for Mateo?

Yeah?

And what about your dad?

Is Dad in the house?

♪ ♪

Oh. Oh, that's a car.

It's really cool.

Did Dad give you this?

Do you think I could see it for a second?

Thank you.

♪ ♪

[camera shutter clicks]

[cell phone bloops]

[line trilling]

[phone vibrates] - Hey.

I'm running it now.

There's a barcode on the wrapper, so...

Got it.

Coco Carousel Burger.

This toy is part of their kids' meal.

This particular promotion looks like

it's only been going on for about a week.

- I'll text Gabi. This could be just the break we need.

- Did you kill our mother?

- That is not why I came here.

- That is not an answer.

- I know you cared for her.

So did I, despite her abuse.

- I saw-- - Etiquette, Christian!

God, you asked a question.

The least you can do is allow me to answer.

You know, that woman

tortured me for over ten years.

Ten years.

I was the target of her rage, and I took it...

for you...

you and Lena.

Oh, you never wondered why she never targeted you?

It wasn't because you were the prodigal son, brother.

It was because I shielded you.

I took her anger, and I directed it toward me

every time she came home drunk and belligerent.

I took your beatings because that is what

family is supposed to do.

- Fine.

You justify what you did

because you took my beatings.

How do you justify what you did,

what you continue to do, to Gabi?

- Gabrielle.

- She prefers Gabi.

[tense music]

- Oh, I see. [chuckles]

You've spent some time with her

and have become susceptible to her charms.

She's not for you.

♪ ♪

You wouldn't understand our relationship.

Gabrielle and I are soulmates.

She will come to me.

- Gabi would never willingly go anywhere with you.

She wants you dead or in jail.

- She will come.

Once I fix things for them, she will come.

- Fix things? How?

- It's been nice chatting, little brother.

Next time, let's leave the past where it belongs.

Please see that Gabrielle gets that immediately.

- I will not do anything for you

and certainly not where Gabi is concerned.

- Yes, you will.

You owe me, Christian.

You owe me your pathetic little life.

Now do as I say.

I was able to slip past

the two officers posted outside.

You're only safe because I want you to be.

Remember that.

♪ ♪

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Let me guess. Lacey called you, too.

- Maybe she's learning there are ways of getting information

from people other than threatening,

bribing, and blackmailing.

- I haven't done any of that...

yet today.

- How's Lacey doing?

She came in earlier for a follow-up on her kidnapping.

She seemed confused.

Oh, you didn't know that, that Lacey was talking to DCPD?

Was it worth it? - What?

- Blowing up your entire family for Sir.

- No. You don't get to do that.

You don't get to use my guilt and your hurt

to unsettle me in the middle of a case.

There's a woman's life at stake,

and you're better than that.

♪ ♪

- Yeah, we launched that line last week,

uh, but we've given out hundreds,

and trying to remember any one customer

would be like looking for a needle in a haystack.

- Security footage is always helpful.

- Oh, of course. I'll make a copy of what we have.

Whatever helps.

- Told you I didn't need you.

[phone vibrating]

- Hey, Dad.

That's great. Uh, text me what you got.

I got the location on our ex-detective Edwards.

- From your father?

You good?

- Yeah, um...

Edwards moved into his late parents' house after they died.

Just grab the security footage and meet me there.

I'll text the address.

- Can't imagine...

being so close to your grandson

but not being able to reach out and hold him.

- Yeah, it's admirable what they've been able to do

to support one another.

- Hey, If you need to take a break,

I can be on Diaz watch.

- No.

No, I'm actually good.

This case--all of this has been a confirmation

of what I've always believed.

You know, all those-- all those files on my desk

are--are families with missing children.

And maybe there's a detail in one of those cases

that can help me find Jamie. - Margaret.

- Dhan, when I developed my ability to hyper-focus,

I thought, OK, I can use this for good, help others.

Maybe part of me thought that I could earn Jamie back.

But then after what Gabi did to Sir...

I realized I was just fooling myself.

I have clarity now, Dhan, that my altruism

was martyrdom, that everybody is out for themselves.

Why not me?

- Hey.

I think Matty just gave us a clue to Adela's location.

- Baby Trent.

I saw you on TV, big man.

Coming to arrest me?

- Just here to talk, Hank. - [laughs]

You're a bad liar, just like your old man.

- Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Put the gun down, Hank.

- You're going to take me down for that Diaz girl.

- We just want to find Adela.

- I can't go down like this.

- Hey, whoa. Easy, easy.

You're still a man of the badge.

I can see that.

I need you to do what's right one last time.

It will matter.

Help us save a life.

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

[phone vibrates]

[phone vibrates]

- Dhan. Now's not a great time.

- Matty finished two new drawings.

He drew his father as a monster with red eyes.

He also added detail to the house.

At first we thought it was a cloud, but it's water.

There's some kind of lake behind the house

where he was held.

♪ ♪

- I didn't do this.

Like, sure, I made some mistakes.

- Mistakes? You hid evidence.

You falsely accused devoted parents of murder.

You fed them to the wolves.

- I don't remember. - Get ready, Jimmy.

Edwards is about to give Ms. Mosely all she ever wanted,

carte blanche to tell the whole world

how terrible we are.

- I'm not anti-police.

I'm anti-bad cops.

- Where is Adela? Tell me where this goes.

Something you want to say? - I admire you.

You didn't just recover from what happened to you.

You beat it.

You took your trauma,

turned it into a job, a calling.

[scoffs]

The closest thing I've ever seen to a real-life superhero.

- I appreciate that.

It seems like there's a "but" coming.

- We're not that different, you and I.

We'll both do anything to get the job done.

My son deserves better than both of us.

- We don't have time for any of this.

- Stay away from my boy.

- So why don't you jog your memory

a little bit quicker?

You are wasting my time. I need the truth now.

- I don't know what the truth is!

I'm a blackout drunk.

I was then.

I am now.

You say I did these-- these interviews,

had this evidence-- I don't remember.

What I do remember was the brass all up in my ass.

I needed to close this thing.

The parents...

they were the easy solve.

It wasn't personal.

- Tell that to the Diazes,

you worthless piece of crap.

[dramatic music]

[door opens, slams]

- Oh, no!

[indistinct whispering]

- The DNA results came back.

- Hey, Matty?

You want to meet some friends of mine?

[gentle music]

♪ ♪

Matty, this is Mateo and Sofia.

They're your...

[laughter]

Grandparents. - Oh, look at you, nieto.

[gasps] Oh.

This is abuelito.

♪ ♪

[tense music]

- I got your text. Make it quick.

- I figured I'd keep a respectful distance

after the reception I got this morning.

- Showing up outside of my work is a respectful distance?

- He told me to give you this.

- He?

You saw Sir?

And you didn't call the police or me?

- I'm sure you remember what a threat

from my brother feels like.

He didn't leave me a lot of options.

- Where is he now? What did he say?

- Gabi, look, I know we don't know each other well

and you have no reason to trust me,

but I'm scared for you.

- I can take care of myself.

But thank you for your concern.

[indistinct whispering]

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- I think she's dying.

Gabrielle will never forgive me--I need your help.

♪ ♪

- CPS finally released Matty to the Diazes.

What happened? - We should ignore it.

Sir keeps pushing his way into our cases,

and we keep giving him satisfaction

every time we let him help.

- I'm with Margaret. We don't need him.

We don't need whatever's on the recorder.

- It's your call, Gabi.

- Wait.

Are we really wasting time on a vote?

Adela's been without her family for seven years.

- Lacey, you of all people, how can you condone this?

- How can we justify leaving her out there

for one more second?

So we can feel good

about refusing to work with the devil?

That's about us, not her.

I spent the whole day here with Matty today.

I remember what it was like to be as petrified as he is.

Whatever it takes to reunite him with his mother,

we do it.

- I can't.

[soft dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Remember, you are you.

Sir gets no credit for that, no matter what he says.

- ♪ It's in the water, on the line ♪

♪ In the moonlight, on the tide ♪

♪ You should have seen it ♪

♪ You should have seen the signs ♪

- Hello, Gabrielle.

Adela Diaz--

a case worthy of our attention.

I have no case file.

However, from news coverage both past and present,

we are looking for a voyeur.

Our kidnapper is neither family nor a friend.

No, no, no.

Unlike you and I, who have a true bond,

this deviant was an outsider looking in.

Let us consider the facts.

First, proximity.

Where was Adela taken?

- On a deserted road near her home.

- And her child, where was he found?

both: Less than a mile from her home.

- ♪ Signs ♪

♪ Signs ♪

♪ ♪

- Why did he allow her to give birth?

Why allow her to keep the child?

- Leverage.

He knew, by giving Adela a child,

it would keep her from running, at least until

Matty was old enough where he could run on his own.

That's why she didn't run with him.

Her kidnapper is still local.

He likes to watch the pain and destruction he causes.

That's why he didn't leave town when he first kidnapped Adela.

- And it's probably why he's still sticking around.

- Why do you have Matty's jacket?

- I was heading to the bus station.

It was in the lobby. They must have dropped it.

Look, when I looked inside, the inside seam was stitched

just the way Sofia used to do it for Adela.

- Is that a note? What does it say?

Is it from Adela?

- "Please help.

"My son and I have been held prisoner.

"Take my son Matty to his grandparents,

"Sofia and Mateo Diaz.

"I do not know the name of my captor.

He is 6 feet tall, brown hair, average build."

- That could be anybody.

- "The house we are kept in

has a lake and is on a dead-end street."

- Hey, guys, I've got something to show you.

So I've been going through

the burger-joint security footage,

but my facial recognition only pulls up

one person from Adela's life

as a continuous presence there.

- No. No, that can't be.

You saw the way Matty reacted to him.

He's not afraid of his grandfather at all.

- I agree. We know Mateo is innocent.

All right, everyone, grab a file and dig in.

We won't stop until we find the connection.

It's OK, Margaret. I know you need to go.

We got this.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- You find something?

- Mateo and Sofia, they both put Coco Carousel

on their lists from yesterday.

- Places they frequented the most as a family.

- He mentioned something about

how he and Adela would go there after her soccer games.

It was a family tradition.

- There's a photo.

Seven years ago when she first went missing,

there was a search party.

Coco Carousel Burger donated the food.

There's even a sign thanking the owner for his help.

- Son of a bitch.

6 feet tall, medium build, brown hair.

Matty didn't get his toy from a customer.

- He got it from the owner himself.

- Zeke? - I'm already on it.

Casey Hamill.

He lives less than 2 miles from the Diazes.

- Hold on, Adela. We're coming.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

[sirens wailing]

[tires screeching]

- Put your hands up,

and put them out the window now.

♪ ♪

[handcuffs clicking]

- [gasps]

- I'm Gabi Mosley.

You're safe now.

- Matty, my son, is he OK?

[soft music]

- Matty? Matty's with your mom and dad.

They're all waiting for you.

- [sobbing]

- ♪ Oh, it ain't easy now ♪

♪ ♪

- Adela Diaz was found alive and her kidnapper arrested.

Her nightmare is finally over.

Putting this family back together was long overdue.

Exonerating Sofia and Mateo Diaz

was long overdue.

♪ ♪

The world gave up on Adela, but her parents never did.

Adela never did.

And that is the story here.

That's the story you should tell.

- I would like to start

by thanking Ms. Moseley for her help.

Without her and her team at M&A,

I am not certain Adela Diaz would have been found.

I would also like to address the grievous

and unforgivable errors made by our department.

You, the public, deserve better,

which is why I'm announcing a new task force dedicated

to our law-abiding citizens

so that the public will never have to rely on vigilantes...

to do our job.

Thank you.

[reporters clamoring]

[soft music]

♪ ♪

all: Welcome home.

♪ ♪

[upbeat music plays] Hold on.

I know that I am the last person

you all want to hear from.

It's just...

I broke something, something truly special.

And I will never forgive myself for that.

But this place,

the work we do here is bigger than me,

and it must continue,

for them.

[soft music]

♪ ♪

Go home. Get some rest.

- I'll walk you guys out.

- I remembered something.

Not everything.

Most memories are still a blur.

But when I saw you outside with Christian, Gabi,

I remembered.

I remembered Sir talking to someone

the day you rescued me, asking for help.

- You think it was Christian?

- No. I mean, I don't know.

Um, but the way that he spoke, it was someone he trusted.

I'm not making this up.

Gabi, Sir is not working alone.

This is never going to end, is it?

- See, this is what my happy looks like.

That's me, you, your mom, and my dad.

That's us, free.

Now show me yours.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

Is it Sir?

Sir in jail.

That's what you need to be happy?

- Trent made it abundantly clear

he's not going to stop until I'm behind bars.

- Gabi, without Sir, there is no case.

It's your word against his.

- Dhan, I have to pay for what I've done.

- [sighs] - But before I go away,

there's work that needs to be done.

- Work that's more important than your freedom?

- Our family is broken.

And a few things need to happen before they can heal.

Lacey needs Sir behind bars.

Zeke needs distance.

And Margaret, she needs her son.

- But Jamie's been missing for 13 years.

Anything we do will give her false hope

and push her over the edge-- [phone vibrating]

- ♪ A shadow out on the horizon ♪

- What do you want?

- Dhan, you need to get Gabi to the station now.

It's Margaret. She's under arrest.

- ♪ Can you feel it ♪

♪ Coming back up from the edge? ♪

♪ Oh, the story never ends ♪

- Greg, move your head.