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Where are we?

Apparently, this was
an access shaft

to an underwater aqueduct

which has never been activated.

No, no, I mean where are
we geographically?

Oh, somehwere

beneath Wisconsin and
Massachusetts Avenue

near the National Cathedral.

How far down?

We seem very far down.

Oh, about 60 feet so far.

Is there any other way?

It's a giant maze down here,

but this was the fastest way

to get to the body.

I've done plenty of climbing.

These lines have low tolerances

that are more than adequate.

What about shock tolerance?

The rope jerks,

pounds-feet of kinetic
energy increases

and snap- we fall to our deaths.

Oh... Okay.

I say we just stop the chatter.

Two city workers found it.

DC public works are under
federal jurisdiction,

so this is your party.

Oh...

Any idea what's at the
top of that shaft?

Utility tunnel for accessing
steam pipes.

May I borrow your gun?

Why do you want my gun?

I'm not going to shoot
anyone. I promise.

It's not a hammer or anything.

We've been working together
for months, Booth.

A little trust

would be nice.

Careful.

Here. Hold this.

Now they'll eat each other and
leave our remains alone.

You know, you do know

I have to file a report
with the review board

each time I discharge

a round from my weapon.

Pictures, Zack.

The rats scattered the remains,

so give me a five-meter radius.

The velocity of the fall

shattered her body on impact.

Tibias and fibulas broken

below the knees,

vertebrae compressed

and shattered...

Her?

Yeah. I just hope
that she was dead

before the rats got to her.

Oh, God.

Any idea how long she's
been down here?

We should have some answers when
Hodgins analyzes the bugs,

but rats can strip a body in days.

Shirt, pants, but no
jacket or shoes.

No way rats can carry that off.

Excuse me!

Sir?

Sir!

Hey, what the hell? Bones! Easy!

Bones, what the hell
are you doing?

Bones!

You don't just go running
after guys into the dark.

He didn't need any light.

He knew exactly where
he was going.

Yeah, that's creepy.

He lives down here.

The victim had a pin
in her knee

from a skiing injury, so we
matched the serial numbers.

Her name is Marni Hunter, 24.

1.7 meters tall,

left-handed.

Documentary filmmaker.

Fiance reported her missing
ten days ago.

The police find the guy?

Your mole man? No.

I've heard of those people.

They patch into electrical
grids down there.

Some can even tap cable.

I'd set time of death
at about ten days,

when the Missing Persons
Report was filed.

You sure?

See the ratio of fly larvae
to Silphidae beetles?

Yeah. Ten days. I believe you.

She fell approximately 40 feet

and landed feet first,

which explained the
crushed tibias.

That what killed her?

Not necessarily. Her skull
sustained traumatic injuries

that are inconsistent with
a feet-first fall.

We found blood traces
and bone chips

on pieces of exposed pipe and
rebar jutting from the side

of the ventilation shaft.

So that's what killed her?

No, not necessarily.

The fingernails are totally clean.

If she were falling, she
would claw at the wall

to slow her descent.

It's an instinctual response.

So she was dead before the fall.

No. Not necessarily.

Bones.

Please.

Just tell me.

She may have simply
been unconscious.

Mr. Garfield, why did
you wait two days

to file the Missing Persons
Report on your fiancee?

Marni is a documentary
filmmaker...

or was.

She was very dedicated to work.

She immersed herself
in each project.

It's not odd for her to
stay out in the field

without coming home.

You get invested

in your work, time has a way
of getting away from you.

That's what Marni... always said.

You didn't worry about
her down there?

She's been all over the world.

Rwanda, Latin America,

the Balkans,

the Middle East.

I was just glad to have her home.

You two were engaged.

And we'd finally set a date.

I'm very sorry for your loss.

Was it her work that took her
down into the tunnels?

Her latest project

the last couple of months is
about the maze of tunnels

beneath the city.

That's what she'd cut
together so far.

I told her to be careful.

You know, a lot of those
guys are pretty nuts.

That's fascinating.

A fully functional shadow society.

Did you ever go down
there with her?

Who did she work with?

Marni worked alone.

She did her own camerawork
and sound.

It was very raw. That's her style.

She never appeared on camera
in her own work.

She thought the documentary
should be about the subject,

not the filmmaker.

That's true.

As an anthropologist,

you try to immerse yourself
in a culture

without distorting it with
your own presence.

It's another reason to work alone.

So you found her

at the bottom of an air shaft?

You think that one
of these people...

Her skull has some unexplained
damage.

The shattering on the right...

We're still investigating,
Mr. Garfield.

Wait a minute.

Wait! Freeze.

That's the man I saw
in the tunnel.

Marni ever mention

this particular guy to you?

No.

The blonde woman is
Helen something.

She's a social worker, I think

in the shelter over on 26th.

Marni came to the shelter.

She heard I worked with what she
called "the mole people. "

She asked me to introduce
her to them.

Spend a lot of time down here?

Mmm. It's kind of my beat,

I guess you'd say.

Did you resent Marni's intrusion?

Why do you ask?

It's an ordered society.

Marni and her cameras might have
been disruptive in some way.

Well, these people are
here for a reason.

And in my opinion, they have
a right to their privacy.

I respect that.

I'm not sure a documentary
filmmaker does.

She disruptive enough
to make any enemies?

Perhaps.

It's tough to know these people.

Well, isn't that what Marni
was trying to do?

Get to know these people?

Explain them to the
rest of the world?

Well, no offense, Doctor Brennan,

but I find that a bit naive.

Her job was to sell her films.

What she was doing was exploitive.

Maybe one of these people
agreed with you.

There's the man you're
looking for.

Harold Overmeyer.

Marni called him "the
mayor of Mole Town".

I imagine she thought
that was clever.

He's mediating a dispute.

He has alpha male status.

How did Harold respond to her?

My impression was he liked her.

But again, nobody really
knows these people.

I brought you some food, Harold.

Eh... I have enough food.

What do you want?

I'd like to ask you
a few questions.

Well, I'm not required to
answer any questions.

I'm not required...

That's correct.

Harold has rights.

Ms. Bronson, you want to
please take a step back?

You're interfering with a
criminal investigation.

Did you know Marni Hunter?

You saw what happened
to Marni, didn't you?

You guys are trespassing.

Go away.

Okay, buddy, that's it. Let's go.

Whoa... Booth.

This man is obviously someone
important down here.

Important?

He lives in a cardboard
box underground.

In this society he has status.

Give him his due. Treat
him with respect.

Okay, Mr. Overmeyer.

We got off on the wrong foot.

I'm Special Agent Seeley Booth

from the Federal Bureau
of Investigation

and I would appreciate
it very, very much

if you would grant
us the advantage

of your expertise
as we investigate

Marni Hunter's death.

Fair enough.

Oh.

Mr. Overmeyer, I saw
you in the tunnel

over near where we found
Marni Hunter's remains.

Checking the tunnels.

Checking the tunnels,

or checking on Marni?

I warned her.

So... you two were friends

beyond being observer
and observed?

You talk like her. Are you
making a documentary, too?

No, but there are things
I need to understand.

That's my stuff.

Bones.

Harold, is this, uh, Marni's
video camera?

You'd better go now.

You can go now!

Booth, this clothing has
blood all over it.

Give him his due, huh?

I think it belonged
to Marni Hunter.

You know what? Afraid you're going

to have to come with us, pal.

What?! No!

I- I can't leave!

Bone fragments.

I can't leave!

Let's get this back to the lab.

No! You don't understand!

She would have wanted me

to have that stuff.

She would have wanted
me to have that.

You know, I find scrap
metal. That's all.

That's why I go deep.

You don't have to say

anything you don't want
to, Mr. Overmeyer.

You're not here because
you scavenge.

You know that.

I- It's too bright in here!

Too- too bright in here!

I know you have a distinguished
military record, Harold.

10th Special Forces Group.

You know, I was with the Rangers.

What, so, you... you
gonna tell me, uh,

"Harold, I know what
you been through.

"I been there, too, you know?

I know how you ended up
how you ended up".

You telling me that?

Yeah. I'm telling you that.

I killed people.

You saved five of your men.

By shooting a pregnant woman.

She had a grenade in her hand.

She had a child in her arms.

I shot her and... the
grenade went off.

She died right away.

But that kid...

took awhile.

He kept looking at me, but I...

You did what a soldier had to do.

Yeah. You know... I
was a good soldier-

I was a very good soldier-

but a pretty bad human being.

Pretty bad human being.

What happened to Marni?

I... I hadn't seen her
in days, you know?

That's why I went to
go take a look.

Rats were all over her, man.

All over her.

How did you end up
with her things?

Oh, you know, I was
going to sell them.

I mean, she would have wanted
me to have those.

So you had nothing to
do with her death?

I, um... I... I gave
her something.

And that's why she died.

What did you give her?

Mr. Overmeyer, I'm advising you
not to say anything else.

You know what? I think
it's best, um...

I not talk about this anymore.

Not cause any more trouble.

I... I got to go.

No, Harold, you can't, all
right? Not yet. You got...

Too bright in here! I got to go!

Harold...

I never wanted her to die.

She wouldn't listen! I warned her.

I finished the skull.

We still have some pieces missing,

but we should be able to
determine cause of death.

You haven't eaten
anything all day.

Now, I have some killer
yellowtail here

and spicy tuna rolls.

Time gets away from me sometimes.

What?

The victim used to say that.

You think that homeless
mole-guy killed her?

Booth does.

Well, he had her camera

and her bloody clothes.

Plus, he's killed people before.

As a soldier. Socially sanctioned.

Booth has killed people
as a law enforcer.

What if, from mole-man's

point of view, Marni
was a criminal?

Marni Hunter was an observer-

by definition, passive.

Like you?

Yes. Exactly.

Are you getting at something?

Just that I wish you were a
little more scared, Brennan.

I'm careful.

Running after a murderer
in the dark

is not being an observer.

Booth told you about that?

More and more of your work

is outside of this lab,
running after bad guys.

Just promise me you'll be careful.

Every society has its
fringe dwellers,

and every society fears
its fringe dwellers.

Usually because they
are the example

of what happens when you fail

in that society. But they are

seldom dangerous in reality.

Brennan, I understand that
this is what you do

when things get too close to home.

You get all analytical
and academic.

I just want you to know

that maybe Marni Hunter
did the same thing.

And now she's dead.

We got most of the skull.

There's just a piece missing
about the size of a quarter.

Why are missing pieces

always the size of quarters?

Why are tumors always the
size of grapefruits?

Those are rhetorical

questions I'm not supposed
to answer, right?

These are not simply

random abrasions.

What are they?

Marni's skull was fractured by a
midair impact during her fall.

That's evidenced by the radiating

fractures centered above
her right temporal bone,

but this damage is isolated on
the left side of her skull.

A girl can't bang both
sides of her head

as she falls down a shaft?

From the fracture pattern,

it appears to be a sharp,
pointed weapon.

Brennan mentioned that Harold said

he had given the victim something
he wished he hadn't.

Could this have been it?

Fragments of Latin.

Roman numerals.

You know who knows about
that kind of stuff?

You show it to him.

No. I am not taking possession
of that piece of evidence.

You show it to him.

Armor- a Roman cuirass.

Doric columns common to Rome
around the first century BC.

Crazy mole-guy gave something
to the victim

he thinks could have
gotten her killed.

Of course, he's crazy.

This could be valuable.

Let's have Ms. Montenegro
X-ray it.

Stress from the initial pressing

should provide a clear picture

of what's been worn away.

I was hoping you'd take possession

of this piece of evidence.

And the paperwork that
goes along with it.

I wasn't born yesterday,
Dr. Hodgins.

Well, you don't really
need me for this.

Yes, I do.

Why?

Because I have not taken
official possession

of this piece of evidence.

Fascinating.

1778.

It appears to be an official
seal of some kind.

Oh, my God!

Aren't you going to go after him?

Nope.

Why not?

Because he is now officially
in charge of that medallion.

Treasure?

It's an official vault seal,

manufactured by the War Office.

It was established in 1778.

The Latin sigal and thesaur
tie it to the treasury.

A bank vault kind of a vault.

Much better.

The War Office established
several vaults

under the city to safe keep
cultural treasures.

They must all be empty by now.

No, no. Several were
unaccounted for

after a series of cave-
ins and mudslides

in the early 1900s.

So you're saying this
seal came off

a vault full of treasure
buried beneath the city?

It could contain currency,
gold ingots,

paintings and engravings.

The original draft of Lincoln's
inaugural address

was never recovered.

This could be an extraordinary
find.

We have to find these artifacts

before they're stolen

or sold off.

What's the monetary value
of this thing?

Priceless.

You can't put a value on
our cultural heritage.

I think someone did.

That's why Marni's dead.

Harold, was this what you
gave Marni Hunter?

Yeah. She liked it.

Where did you get it?

Beyond the perimeter.

Harold? Harold, you
have to trust us.

We just want to find
who killed Marni.

And you can help.

You killed people.

Maybe this is your chance
to put that right.

You said you

wish you hadn't given
it to her. Why?

Did you take it from someone?

The blonde.

It was hers.

And I shouldn't have taken it.

A blonde killed Marni?

Marni went too deep.

That's the blonde's territory.

Does the blonde woman have a name?

People around me die.

Marni died.

There's always going to
be casualties, Harold.

The important thing is to
recognize the enemy,

and take him out so more
people don't get hurt.

Can you take us down
there, Harold?

No. It's beyond the perimeter.

I took Marni beyond the perimeter.

I'm not going to make that
same mistake again.

Won't make that mistake again.

The social worker.

Why? Because she's a blonde?

Yeah. I mean, come...

Why didn't she want Marni
poking around?

Because she thought
the documentary

was exploiting the homeless.

You buy that?

Well, obviously, you don't.
You know what?

You want to know what
a better reason

for not wanting somebody
poking around is?

A mythical treasure?

All right, look. You ever see
Treasure of the Sierra Madre?

It doesn't matter if the treasure
is mythical or not.

People will still kill if
they think it exists.

It did exist.

What?

In the movie, it's gold dust.

People think it didn't exist,

so it blew away, but it did exist.

But no one got it, is the point.

Huh! All of a sudden,
you know a movie.

Everybody knows that movie.

Brennan.

It's Hodgins. Your victim was
in some other tunnel system

before she died.

Facts before conclusions, please.

Her clothing shows traces
of diamond dust.

That suggests a much older system
of tunnels than the one

in which you found her.

Industrial diamonds were used

in blast-hole drilling
in the 19th century.

It's near a vault. It makes sense.

Good job, Hodgins.

What would we do without you?

So Marni was killed near a vault,

and then dragged to the shaft.

Harold will know where
that vault is.

Okay, maybe you could try

the "Hey, we're brothers
in arms" thing on him.

Okay, that, what you just
said right there, Bones-

that was cynical.

It was glib and cynical.

Really?

Yes, really.

I know what that guy
has been through.

You killed a pregnant woman
who was holding a child?

Look, if you really want to know

what I've done, I'll tell you,

but you better be ready
for the truth.

Good choice, Bones.

Harold is afraid of me?

Does he have any reason
to fear you?

Oh, Harold is afraid of the world.

Why do you think he
lives underground?

Because he's paying penance.

What?

You catch murderers to
pay off your penance.

Harold lives underground.

Did you ever tell Marni that you
found her documentary exploitive?

Of course I did. I'm
an honest person.

I told her I wouldn't help her.

Which is when she turned
to Harold as a guide.

Yes, and those two other guys.

What... what two other guys?

She took climbing lessons-

how to use ropes- all that stuff.

When you told Marni that you
thought she was exploitive,

how did she react?

Well, she said that
showing the truth

couldn't possibly be exploitive.

I agree with her.

Truth doesn't mean the same thing
to everyone, Dr. Brennan.

Harold said he was afraid of me?

Said he was afraid of a blonde.

How do you know it wasn't
Charlize Theron?

Who's that?

An actress. She's being sarcastic.

Thank you for your help.

Appreciate it.

You know, you amaze me, you know?

You know Treasure of
the Sierra Madre

but you don't know
Charlize Theron.

You know who you are?

You're my grandmother.

Here's the recreation.

Here are the wounds.

Those skull fractures are centered

above the left parietal lobe.

Okay, the lasers can
measure the angle

of the attack and the
amount of damage

that was done to the living bone

of the skull; 3.3 millimeters
indentation

into the bone at the deepest point

which trailed off to
0.04 millimeters.

A glancing blow.

Yeah, she saw it coming.

The angle of the attack

was between 50 and 53 degrees.

Meaning the attacker
struck from above.

And from the victim's right.

So the attacker was left-handed.

She was only struck once.

Sometimes that's all it takes.

Good job, bro.

Take care.

Kyle Montrose and Duke Diallel?

Yeah.

We're from the FBI.

We have credit card receipts

showing that you gave Marni
Hunter climbing lessons.

If anyone could talk the FBI

into getting a refund, it's Marni.

She's dead.

What?

Oh, my God.

What happened?

She was found in a ventilation
shaft beneath the city.

Did she fall?

We told her not to go down there.

It's way too dangerous.

Marni's dead? That's... God.

We gave her some climbing lessons

and rappelling,

but definitely not enough

for her to go spelunking
on her own.

Did you ever go into the
tunnels with her?

No, no way.

The whole point of rock climbing

is to head for the sky, right?

She ever ask you to?

Yes, yes, she did.

She was doing some sort

of documentary and...

God, she fell?

That's what we're investigating.

You seem pretty shook up.

Well, yeah, somebody you
know dies, that's...

I'm sorry, sir, but I got to ask.

Were you and Marni intimate?

Yeah, we-we had a thing,
but we broke up.

She had a fianc�

and I was always very
clear that I didn't

want to marry anyone.

But... I liked her.

God, this is terrible.

Did her fianc� know about you?

I don't know.

I can't believe this.

Yes, I was aware there
was another guy.

Marni was never sneaky.

Did you know who it was?

No.

She told me it was over.

Romantic triangle-

it makes for a pretty
compelling motive.

You mean for me?

I didn't kill Marni.

She was sleeping with another man.

Why didn't you tell us that your
wedding was called off?

Because it's humiliating.

Make you angry?

Of course it made me angry

and depressed,

made me question my
manhood, all that.

What do you want from me?

I didn't kill Marni.

She always came back to me.

But this wasn't the first time
she found someone else.

No.

Okay, Bones, the fact that
she was sleeping around,

that's going to make it tougher.

Why?

Mythical treasure versus
actual jealous men?

That's stupid.

No, it's not stupid, Bones, okay?

Jealousy is probably the
oldest motive for murder

in the world.

Any man getting involved
with a woman like Marni

should know that she's
adventurous and independent.

Man, that's horrible coffee.

Yeah, with a cheating heart?

Well, if she didn't hide anything.

She was direct and honest.

Bones, I mean you do realize

that you are discussing
motive right now?

Psychology, not hard evidence.

It won't happen again.

We really need you

to show us where you
got this, Harold.

It's only safe on this
side of the perimeter.

Then just take us there.

Take us to the perimeter

and you point the rest of the way.

No.

Harold,

those people you live with,

they depend on you.

What about them?

It's up to you to keep them safe.

You know, you don't have
to live down here.

There are alternatives.

No, not for me.

You're hiding.

You have to face your demons.

Living here, this is the
only way I can pay

so I won't have to go to
hell for what I've done.

Harold, there are programs
that help people like you.

And what are people like me?

Mentally ill.

Whoa, Bones, simmer
down, all right?

You might want to just, you know,

sidle up to the issue
a little easier.

I like it.

Someone's honest, says the truth.

You don't lie, I guess.

No, I don't lie.

Agent Booth and I would
be glad to help you.

This is as far as I go.

It doesn't have to be that way.

No, Bones, he means this
is the perimeter.

This is as far as he
agreed to take us.

Beyond this it's not safe.

How much farther to where
you found the medallion?

You'll see. It's down there.

You stay here, all right?

Between one soldier to another?

You got my back.

I never left my men.

Hmm, cave-in.

Dead end.

We came all the way down
here for nothing.

Not quite.

This is a very old skeleton.

Male, mid-30s.

There's no clothing because
it simply rotted away.

Buttons. Bone for the shirt,
pewter for the pants.

Brass eyelets for the boots.

Belt buckle also pewter.

This is a half-inch button

from the Union Army
Corps of Engineers.

By Union Army you mean...

Civil War.

That plus the fact

that Hodgins found diamond dust
on this skeleton, too?

I think Marni Hunter was killed
in a Civil War era tunnel.

These pellets are commonly
known as birdshot.

Pellet size 12, 0.73 inches
in diameter, made of lead.

Also Civil War vintage.

The spread pattern suggests
not a shotgun,

but a muzzle-loaded pistol
like a LeMat.

If you don't mind some conjecture.

You're the boss.

This fellow knew

something of value
was being stored.

Came down with an accomplice.

I apologize. I've been hanging
around Booth way too much.

It's a valid hypothesis.

No doubt one of many.

They argued.

One killed the other
for the treasure.

Doesn't that mean the
vault will be empty

when we find it?

Oh, my God, they got me, too.

If the vault had been
looted years ago,

the artifacts would have
surfaced, been sold off.

It must have still
been down there.

I'll pull all the city plans
from the mid-19th century

to the present.

We have to save what we can.

Is there any way to discover
who these bastards are?

Zack,

take a cast of Marni
Hunter's skull.

See if we can be specific
about the murder weapon.

Booth thought Harold
could give you

enough for a sketch of
the blonde woman.

You said he was suspicious.

What if I can't get
him to trust me.

You nervous?

I'm not nervous. I'm scared.

I don't know how to talk
to crazy people

unless I'm dating them.

I'm not sure he's actually
clinically insane.

Okay. I don't know how
to talk to people

who live underground and
who might have tossed

a documentary filmmaker
down a hole.

Just be honest with him, Ang.

Treat him with respect.

You're good at that.

You're scared of me.

Yes.

Why?

You live underground.

Yes, I find it very
bright up here.

How does this work?

Um, you tell me what the
blonde looks like

and I draw her.

You mean, like height,
weight, hair color?

Yeah. Yeah, but more.

More?

Yes, you know, how
she seemed to you.

You know, your, uh,

your impressions.

Her eyes are dead.

Like she sees you and doesn't
at the same time.

You mean like that?

Yeah.

Her mouth was small.

Stern. Little...

The mold filled in

the missing sections of the skull.

It shows the entry point
of the injury

has a very distinctive shape.

Enlarge the image.

It's a "T."

It's not a knife or a hammer
that I've seen before.

Okay, make a list of
possible implements

using the size and force
of the damage.

Marni Hunter's fiancee
found some raw footage

of her documentary.

A dark labyrinth, a warren
of tunnels and fissures,

forgotten coal cellars, sewer
lines, storm drains,

sub-basements, access shafts,
easements and crawlspaces,

some as old as the city itself.

Why would anyone venture
down here?

Bones, I thought she worked alone.

Who's running the camera?

...shelter for a place to hide
from the evils of the world.

Others are looking for treasure.

Look, she might have started
out to make a documentary

about the homeless,
but she wound up

using Harold so that she could

loot the treasure.

Doesn't mean she deserves to die.

And who are these
treasure hunters?

Not the homeless who scrounge
for bits of metal.

Some are Civil War enthusiasts.

And some are remarkably
handsome adventurers.

I am so sorry.

They said they never
went underground.

The sons of bitches
lied to us.

The murder weapon is a kind

of sharp-edged instrument

with a handle, not a hatchet.

Those climbers haven't been
back to their apartment

since we talked to them last.

I think the murder weapon
was a climbing axe.

How about this:

while exploring those tunnels
with Marni Hunter,

those climbers, they find
something valuable.

Marni wants to put it in her film,

those climbers, they want to
take it for themselves.

Wham on the head, smack
down the shaft.

Logical to think they're
down there now

emptying out that vault.

That was a total bust.

Harold couldn't provide
you with a description?

Yeah, he provided me with
a description all right.

That's the blonde that Harold

keeps seeing in the tunnel?

See, this is what happens

when you ask for information
from the mentally ill.

Where did you get that?

I drew it.

That, Ms. Montenegro,
is a Raeburn.

Sir Henry Raeburn

painted a number of these studies,

extremely rare now.

Very valuable.

There.

Hmph. Damn, I'm good.

Miss Eleanor Urquhart painted
in 1793 by Sir Henry Raeburn.

Missing since 1862.

Worth over $200,000.

If Harold saw that underground,

he's seen the inside of the vault.

Let's go.

Booth.

It's a labyrinth down there.

You can't blunder around in
the dark looking for them.

Maybe you won't have to.

I entered all the modern and
historical city plans,

including ventilation
shafts and tunnels,

plus the newer schematics.

There's also oral accounts
of tunnel construction

and underground passages.

All that exists under the city?

Yes. What we can corroborate.

Good point, Bones,

you know, not rushing off
to find those guys.

How accurate is this?

Blue is modern, near
100% accurate.

Yellow is historical.

Estimate 80%.

Red represents less exact

renderings from stories, memoirs,

accounts from city workers...

Unfortunately, if this
treasure exists,

it probably exists in one
of the red tunnels.

Well, we found that Civil War
victim near a cave-in.

Maybe the treasure's
on the other side?

Inductive, reductive or deductive?

Deductive.

As you wish.

Ms. Montenegro, please

remove all tunnels containing
power, cable or utility lines.

And fiber optics.

Yes...

also steam tunnels and
transit access?

Oh, what about diamond dust?

You said that there
was diamond dust

in the old tunnels.

There was also diamond dust
on the Civil War guy...

So... what?

I'm not allowed to help now?

That's inductive logic.

We agreed on deductive.

I'm sorry, I'm just, you know,

trying to think outside your box.

Can you indicate where we
found Marni Hunter's body

and the Civil War victim?

'Cause, you know, if
Marni was killed

near the treasure and moved,

and the Civil War guy

was murdered by his accomplice...

Mm, gotcha.

Can you connect the two bodies?

This one's the closest.

There's no way to get there.

Wait, can you put some
more blue lines

back in that area?

It's just a guess.

Throwing it out there.

Sue me.

And connect where Marni Hunter's
body was found.

Somewhere along that line
is where the treasure is.

What's that blue line?

Storm sewer.

H-15B.

The weapon was a Hanks
climbing axe.

This is one of the situations
where I need a gun.

No, you don't, okay. We're
going to have six

highly-trained FBI Tac Team
members do the dirty work.

We're just going to watch.

What's your 20, Tac Team Three?

According to this map,
we're with you?

They aren't with us.

I realize that, Bones.

Re-orient, Tac Team Three.

Suggest you wait for
rendezvous, Booth.

Ten-four, Tac Team Three.

Okay, I bet tick-tock
team is here,

two levels above us.

Don't call them tick-
tock team, okay?

They're Tac Team.

It's short for tactical.

Can I just have a gun at least
until they get here?

It's not for shooting rats.

It's for psychos with
climbing axes.

So what do we do, just wait?

We just, uh, we reconnoiter.

In.

Easy.

Watch yourself.

Wow.

What do we got here?

Tac Team Three, this is Booth.

What's your six?

Stand by, Booth.

They're lost.

They're not lost.

What's that, lucky quarter?

This could be the missing piece

from Marni Hunter's skull.

Okay.

Think she was killed here?

That's a plausible conclusion.

Don't get all gushy on me.

Tick Tock Three.

Did you just call us Tick Tock?

Tac Team Three, standby.

Do you hear that?

Yeah.

That's the blonde woman.

This is locked.

You know what, we got
to get in there.

Are we waiting for
Tick Tock Three?

They might not find us for a week.

If we go after them, these
guys will take off.

I want to catch them in
the act of stealing.

All right, we can go
in through here.

Bones, we go in there,
you are responsible

for whoever is on your left.

Okay, you put your gun on him.

Okay. How will I know whether
or not to shoot?

Wondering whether or not
to shoot, you shoot.

And let you do the talking.

Yeah, well, I took that
one for granted.

We should've brought bigger bags.

FBI. Hands in the air.

Yeah, hands in the air.

We're not armed. Everybody relax.

They don't shoot people
for trespassing.

They do for murder. Put your
hands on your head.

Do it.

Murder?! What murder?

Kyle, I'm throwing you
these restraints.

Put them on Duke.

Now.

How are we supposed to climb
out of here in handcuffs?

Would you rather go
out in body bags?

Put on the damn restraints.

Let you do the talking. Got it.

You think we killed Marni?

She was killed with
a climbing axe.

Duke, sit down.

Bones, give me your gun.

Take the restraints
out of my belt,

and put them on Kyle.

That's not cocked, is it? Because
where that's pointed...

You're safe.

Marni was killed with
a climbing axe?

She knew about this treasure,
she was going to put it

in her documentary, would've
cost you guys a fortune.

So one of you killed her.

Who's left handed?

Bones, you know, it's best to
have this sort of explanation

after the bad guys
are incapacitated.

Why?

You killed her for this?

That's why.

Yeah, well, I'll try to remember
that for next time.

You single-handedly regained

one of the great cultural
finds of the century.

A glimpse of Civil War life.

Marni Hunter wanted to document
the treasure, not steal it.

So Duke killed her

and threw her down
a bottomless pit.

Kyle wasn't so innocent himself.

He hit Duke in the crypt
with a candlestick.

Kyle hit the Duke with a
candlestick in the crypt.

That's very good.

Very good.

Right?

What?

What's the joke?

Wha...?

Clue?

What clue?

What clue?

Unbelievable, Bones.

What's funny?

I have no idea.

Harold's being released.

You found a place for him?

Yes.