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Previously on Hunter.

Call me Miro.

I'd like us to be on a first name basis.

Okay, Miro.

Nobody moves!

Nobody dies!

Open it.

I'll take that.

How do you think you're doing? I'm a
cop.

Join the cops. So are we.

Metro. You ought to learn how to drive,
pal.

What's your problem?

You. You're my problem. Why do you
always side with them?

Them? As in the proverbial them? Are we
talking about a particular them, as in

Hunter? In this particular case, it's
Hunter.

Petra Alexandru?

Yes? I'm Nikolai Janosh.

Oh, God.

Do you have any idea who did this?

No, I don't. Not yet, but we will.

Did you know your brother carried a gun?

And his personal effects?

They've been impounded, except for the
wallet that was stolen the day he was

killed.

What's going on?

Still like your eggs scrambled in the
morning.

Miroff was bringing large sums of money
into this country illegally.

His money.

I need to know who his connection was.

Brankus.

Ilya Brankus.

Ilya Brankus?

Drop the gun, Brankus! Police!

You have no idea where Leroy Baines is.

Didn't you hear her?

He's out.

No, no, no.

And now, part two of Hunter.

Satchel had a partner he could have
counted on. Maybe he'd still be alive.

I warned him about her. I knew she'd get
him killed someday.

I'm so glad you're here.

You should never have a letter to Metro.

You won't catch me with a woman partner.

What kind of partner is that?

A lousy one.

She wasn't there when he needed her.

It wasn't my fault Michael died.

He fell in love with you.

That's what got him killed.

That's a lie.

Ask Connor. He knows.

He knows the truth. Ask him!

Tell him the truth.

Tell them I didn't do anything wrong.

Tell them what happened.

Tell them I didn't do anything wrong.

You know as well as I do what you did.
You let your partner down.

You got him killed.

No, that's not true.

Why are you doing this to me?

Why?

Hey, it's another hot day in L .A.

Highs in the 90s and talk about that
smog.

Unhelpful air quality today.

That's what the AQMD says.

So, if you like breathing that junk,
rise and shine, because it's your kind

day.

Whoever killed Satcho in the pendant
room is pretty damn vicious. This is no

ordinary killer, Charlie. Now, here,
Hunter's got a hunch that somebody's

trailing this case. He's inside.

Malensky, I want you to give Hunter
everything you and Satcho had on the

pendants. I briefed him myself. He's up
to speed on things.

Good. Then put him in charge.

You can't do that.

This is a Metro case.

Hunter's right in the middle of it. He's
the best homicide cop we've gotten.

Besides, I think you need a little
distance.

You think I'm

not on top of it? I think you need a few
days off.

I want this case, Commander.

I won't be taken off. Joanne. You can't
pull me back now.

I've made my decision.

But that's not fair. I don't want any
arguments.

Captain? Just got a lead on Nikolai
Yanush.

1455 Valley Avenue, Starlight Motel,
room 218. Where'd you get this? My guy's

ran Ilya Brankis' phone messages.

Seems he's been calling the Starlight
Motel ever since Yanush checked out of

hotel. I'm gonna need Malinsky on this.
No, no, I just gave her a little time

off so she can sort things out.

You know, with all due respect,
Commander, if she knows too much to sit

I... I'm gonna need her.

It might do her a lot of good.

All right. She's yours.

Thank you.

You all right?

Yeah.

Michael always said a gut feeling was...

More accurate than straight instinct.

This time his instincts let him down.

You were right about this case from the
beginning.

It was just a hunch I played.

I can't sleep nights.

This thing is tearing me apart.

I've got to know who killed Michael.

You know the feeling, don't you?

Not knowing.

Wondering if you've done enough.

Waiting for something.

Anything that makes sense of it.

Because some bastard decided to pull the
trigger.

And then Clayton asks me to give it up.

Like I'm not supposed to. care.

Michael Satcho died here.

How can I let go of something like that?

You don't have to.

You're working with me now.

Did you speak to Clayton?

Just got a lead on Nikolai Janos. We'll
go pick him up when I come along.

You better believe it.

Sergeant, I had a 3 o 'clock flight to
Mexico City.

Oh, I know you do. We're going to have
to go over this again now.

Whatever you say.

Now, when did you leave Romania?

Two years ago.

Two years ago. Now, your brother's been
here five and a half years. He started

investing in L .A. real estate, started
buying small office buildings,

apartments, retail shops.

Where'd he get the money?

Hi, Captain.

How's he doing?

Nothing. I never heard of this man.

Well, sure you have.

That's his passport.

You'll notice he's been making trips
once a month to Mexico City for the last

two years. That's where you're from,
isn't it, Mexico City? I thought I left

this kind of police harassment behind in
Romania.

I may not be a citizen of your country,
but I still have rights.

The bank was threw off a building with
$400 ,000 of your money. I don't know

what you're talking about.

If you think that I've done something
illegal, charge me with a crime. I don't

have to sit here listening to your
threats.

Monster looking for a cop killer.

Let me see your hands.

What? Let me see your hands.

You have to draw a hand.

Hunter, I'll see you in a minute.

So what do you want to do with this guy?
I'm going to hold on to him as long as

I can.

Well, we got nothing to hold him on.
You're going to have to kick him loose

sooner or later. Yeah, I know that.

I understand he's got a 3 o 'clock
flight to Mexico City. He sure does.

I don't see why he can't miss his
flight, though.

You like this guy, huh? Yeah, I like him
a lot, but... Now, kick him loose and

see what happens.

All right.

Process him out. Have him tailed.

We'll see if Mr. Giannis gets on the
flight or not.

Yes, sir.

I hope we're not making a mistake
cutting the movie. Come on to the front

I have an idea we're going to see this
guy again. I'll complete a 5 -10.

And I'll release you.

Police have made no arrests in the
double slaying of police officer Michael

Sauccio and 47 -year -old housewife
Dorothy Pinder.

We never should have left her alone.

Especially with that tall cop snooping
around.

What the hell are we supposed to do,
smart guy? Just run back there and blow

away? We don't even know for sure if he
killed Ma.

He shot Leroy at the diner. We saw him
at the house. Now Ma is dead. What does

that tell you? Tells me you got a piston
loose, buddy.

You kill a cop, you got the whole world
on your butt. He that don't pay them

back, that hurts his kin, is no man at
all.

But we'll worry about that later.

We were married for 27 years.

Dottie was the best wife a man could ask
for.

The best mother two boys like you could
want.

We know that, Pa.

But we gotta go on.

We still got each other.

I suppose so.

There'll never be another one like our
Dottie.

I'd like to.

take a moment to say a prayer in her
memory

dear

Jesus we've taken a terrible blow

and we ask for your mercy the mother of
my children is dead

and we don't know what we'll do without
her but we pray for your help

and visiting death and destruction upon
those who ended their life.

Let us act as tools of your retribution
and help us to kill those who took our

daddy from us.

In your name.

Amen.

Come on, son.

Let's go settle a score with some cops.

Right. Okay, yeah.

Thanks.

We appreciate the help.

A tale on Janosch says he's taken off on
that flight to Mexico City.

The Mexican police are going to keep an
eye on him. That's good.

Janosch did tell Michael he's going to
have to go a lot farther than Mexico

to hide. Hey, how you doing?

How about dinner?

On me.

Hey, thanks, but I can't. I gotta go
pick up a birthday present for my

My family's throwing a party for him
tonight.

Well, good. Maybe that's the best thing
for you, to be with your family.

Yeah, maybe.

Hey, thanks anyway.

See you tomorrow.

Hey, good news.

Our guys found something at the Pinder
house.

An order form for Lyle Pinder. Seems
he's been buying real estate at

Tapes. Weird hobby.

Yeah, I've got an address on them over
at Ventura County Line. I'd like to

it out. Come on.

I want to take care of this now.

Damn.

Damn him.

Why did he have to go out there alone?

He was just doing his job, Joanne.

He said there was someplace you wanted
to go.

Stop being here.

Open up some windows.

Somebody's been in here.

I'm positive.

Yeah, it's probably that tall cop.

I'm serious, Paul.

This boy's timeline is out.

Somebody's been in here.

I know they have.

No, I did exactly as you said.

You told the police about Ilya Brankush,
didn't you?

And that cost me $400 ,000!

Never lie to me again!

Tell me the truth and do what I say!

And you will have nothing to be afraid
of.

Can I trust you?

My brother kept a great deal of money in
a deposit box at the different banks in

Los Angeles.

I found the box keys at his apartment,
but the code names for the bank branches

were in his wallet when it was stolen.

Then you don't know which banks have the
money.

I will find out soon enough.

When I do, I will need someone to forge
my brother's name on the signature cards

at each of the branches.

Can't a person need your brother?

He used his first initial and his last
name, M. Janosch.

The banks won't care if the signature
belongs to a man or a woman as long as

matches their code.

You are good at retouching photographs.

Can you fake a signature as well?

I can try.

Good.

That's all I ask.

Hey,

Charlie.

Oh, hi, Commander.

I heard that you were looking for me.

That's right.

Congratulations. You just made Metro,
pal.

When did the decision come down? About
an hour ago. You were hands down number

one choice.

When can you start?

A couple of days, I guess.

I need you there as of yesterday.

So wrap up your business on homicide as
soon as you can. All right, I'll do what

I can.

Has there been an announcement yet?

I plan to release a statement later
today.

Do you think you can hold it off just a
little?

I'd like to talk to Hunter. I think he
should get this news from me first.

Okay, but make it soon.

You're going to love the action in
Metro, Charlie.

Let's meet tomorrow for an orientation.

Great. Thanks a lot, Tom.

Paul, I'm telling you, someone's been in
here.

I'm tired of listening to this.

We've got no food in the house. Put that
store down on the main road and get

something. Give him some money, son.

Why don't you ever call me, son?

Because you're a mistake me and your mom
made. Now, shut up!

I want hamburgers for supper.

Make sure you don't forget the buns and
pickles.

You better go with him so he don't screw
up.

I can handle it. You couldn't handle a
broom. Get out of here.

Look, I didn't mean to jump all over you
this morning.

I'm sorry about that.

You don't have to apologize to me.

I understand how important Sancho was to
you.

He was my best friend.

When I started at Metro, none of the
other guys wanted to work with me.

Being a woman and all.

And then along comes Michael Sancho.

He helped me make a place for myself in
Metro.

He was usually so busy shooting off his
mouth, people didn't notice what a great

guy he was.

121 Tribe, officer needs help. Repeat,
officer needs help. Shots fired.

Highway 8, half a mile west of junction
13.

We've got a guy over there behind the
water tower with a shotgun.

I heard about the Pinders. What
happened?

Nothing good.

Harlan Pinder is dead. He's the one we
needed alive, and his two boys got away.

I don't know what it is, but we can't
catch a break on this case.

Commander, Captain, ballistics say the
slugs from Satios and Dorothy Pinder's

body came from a Takarov, a weapon
manufactured in Czechoslovakia.

Members of the Romanian Securitat were
known to carry it. Kind of a long way

from the Securitat to Pinder's place,
isn't it? Not as long as you might

Now, the murders of the Pinder house led
us to a prime suspect.

former member of the Romanian
Securitate.

He's a KGB -trained assassin suspected
in the deaths of over 300 Romanian

dissidents. He's had pilot training.

He's a crack marksman.

And he's well -versed in the martial
arts.

He's also known to use torture as an
interrogation tool.

I think this is the guy that jumped me
in Miro Janos' apartment, Charlie.

Two years ago, he disappeared from
Romania.

A couple of weeks later, his
fingerprints were found at the murder

passport forger in Rome.

The gun used in the Rome killings is the
same one used on Satcho and Mrs.

Pinder. Where is he now?

He's in L .A. looking for something.

You got a name in this guy? His name's
Arno Kudriescu, former third -in

of the Romanian Securitate.

This is the only photo Interpol has on
him.

Now, I had our sketch artist make some
changes in his photograph.

And this is what we came up with.

Nikolai Janos.

of bad guys we won't have to worry about
anymore.

How you doing, Captain?

Nice shooting.

Thanks, man.

Can I see you a minute, honey?

Yeah.

Look, I know that you're up to your
eyeballs in this case, but there's

I think you ought to hear from me before
you hear from anyone else. Yeah, what's

that?

I'm leaving Homicide.

I'm going to take a captain slot in
Metro.

It's something that I've been thinking
about for quite a while, and I...

I guess it's really just time for me to
make a change.

Believe me, it was a tough decision.

Hey, look, I guess you gotta do what you
gotta do, Charlie.

Well, thanks. I appreciate that.

I got a meeting right now with Clayton,
so, uh... I'll talk to you before I move

out.

Everything all right?

Yeah, everything's all right. Sergeant
Hunter.

Yes. This telex just came in from Mexico
City Police.

Oh, brother.

Thanks very much.

What is it?

It seems they could re -escue, never
returned to his place of residence. They

checked the flight and found it stopped
in San Diego to take on more passengers.

Means he's still here?

Yeah.

The State Department gave me everything
they had on Janusz.

Now,

they know that his brother's in Los
Angeles, right?

No, but they said if they had, they'd
have been able to possibly trace

whereabouts and give the information to
certain of his friends.

His friends being England, France,
Italy, Sweden. They've all got warrants

for his arrest under various names and
identities.

So what?

Seems he's the prime suspect in several
assassinations over the past few years.

A member of the British Foreign Service
killed in Afghanistan.

A Soviet scientist who defected in Paris
four years ago.

A Swedish consul smuggling dissidents
out of Bulgaria.

The KGB called it janitor work.

Janusz was one of their main cleanup
men.

Why hasn't anybody gone after him
before?

They have.

When he was in Securitate, he was
untouchable.

He's not in Securitate anymore.

Janos saw the revolution in Romania
coming years before it happened. He used

power to loot bank accounts and property
of his victims.

Up to now, he's been able to buy his
safety and anonymity, but failing that,

he'll kill anyone who gets in his way.
So put that in mind.

We will.

Uh, one more thing.

How sure are you that Janos is in this
country?

99 % sure.

Good, because if it was 100%, I'd have
to notify the FBI, and I thought you

might like to have this case a little
longer before they step in.

Yes, we would. Thank you very much.

That's it.

Only you have the power to turn your
life around.

You are the key to your future.

Only you can make it happen. And real
estate is the key to your financial

future.

What the hell are we going to do?

Finish what Paul wanted done?

Come on.

Damn it, Lyle. How the hell are we going
to do that?

Everything we have is back at that
trailer, and the cops have got that

Now, come on, I bet you they didn't find
everything. What about the stuff that

we got buried beneath the shed? There's
no way we go back there.

Now, why not, huh? The cops, they can't
sit on it forever.

And what if they do?

We can take care of them.

I don't like it.

Boy, you got to take risks if you want
to get anywhere in this world.

You are the key to your future, boy.
Only you can make it happen.

Um, she's not here. If you're looking
for Petra Alexandru, she's gone.

I'm Sergeant Hunter, LAPD. This is
Officer Walensky.

Who may I ask for you? I'm Etta Daniels.
I own this place.

Miss Alexandru called this morning. Says
she wanted out of her lease

immediately. She even left some of her
stuff.

You know where she went? No, I don't. I
have no idea at all. But you're welcome

to look around.

But look, I've got a very weak soprano
section waiting for me at the church. So

if you'd just please lock up on your way
out.

Thanks very much, Etta.

Ha, well.

Looks like she did take off in a hurry,
didn't it?

Okay, let's assume she's with Janos.

Next question.

What are they after?

Well, I have an idea. It has a lot to do
with the $400 ,000 that flew up the

rooftop with Ilya Brankus.

Which means Nikolai Janos isn't leaving
Los Angeles until he collects.

Yeah.

But where is it stashed?

What'd I tell you, man? Not a cop in
sight.

Well, let's go inside.

What?

Don't kill me. I won't give you no
trouble.

Not if you want to stay alive.

What do you want, man?

Just tell me what it is you want.

The wallet.

What? Wallet? The wallet you stole from
my brother when you held up that diner.

That's it? You killed my brother for
that?

And your mother and the cop.

You killed Ma?

Where is the wallet?

Twain's back pocket.

Get it.

You got what you wanted?

Hey, man, you don't have to kill me.

I got something you want.

Tapes, man.

Real estate tapes.

Changed my life, man. They'll change
yours.

Here you go. I got plenty more of them.

I'm going to give them to you.

Sergeant Hunter.

What do you got?

Ballistics match the slugs in the Pinder
brothers, the ones taken from Satchio

and Doris Pinder.

The lab just got done with these.

Some of the ink rubbed off enough to get
an impression off the leather.

This is what Janosch was after, some
kind of code.

Looks more like bank account numbers to
me.

Would you fill this out, please? Give me
the box numbers and sign your name at

the bottom.

Right this way, please.

Are the other two heavy?

I believe so.

Would you like some? We'll help you
carry them to a booth. Yes.

6427 -226 -7278.

Yes, I'd like to talk to Miss Hadley,
please.

Tell her Sergeant Hunter from the Los
Angeles Police Department's on the line.

Yes, I will. Thank you.

How are you doing?

They're checking branch numbers.

I might have a live one. Oh, good.

Yes, Miss Hadley?

Yeah, this is Sergeant Hunter, LAPD.

I'd like to run some numbers by to see
if they match any of your branch codes.

Thanks very much. That's great.

A woman matching Patrick Alexander's
description signed her name as M.

at the Security Unified Bank in the
Valley.

She emptied two deposit boxes.

Loaded with dough, no doubt. You like
that, huh? Yeah, I do like that.

Okay, let's keep checking. We don't know
if it's the first bank on the list or

one or two of the last.

That's all of them.

When we get to Mexico City, I will be.

He hit all five banks?

Eleven safety deposit boxes in less than
two hours.

We're going to have to grab him before
he leaves the country. A man fitting

Janos' description filed a flight plan
at Van Nuys Airport less than an hour

ago.

Yeah.

Hunter! Nice work on that Janusz case.

How much money was on the airplane?

Yeah, thanks, Charlie. Yeah, we got
about six million out of it.

Figured there's another 12 wrapped up in
L .A. real estate.

Janusz should have gone into business
with Pinder instead of killing him.

Come on in a second here. Can you excuse
us a minute? Just close that door for

me.

So, you're getting moved in, huh? Yeah.

How do you like it, Charlie?

Luggage of Spock.

Sit down a second.

Listen, you know Tom Bishop, don't you?

Tom Bishop? Yeah, I heard of him.

Well, you know, he just got bumped up to
lieutenant.

Yeah.

Which means there's an open sergeant
slot here at Metro. Uh -huh.

I want you to take it.

Now, wait just a second. You got a
problem making a move? No, no, I just

gave much thought, that's all.

Well, Hunter, you've been in homicide a
long time. And you think I need to

change a venue, right? You know what
Metro's like.

I know. I've been there before, Charlie.

Then you know that the action is here.

Yeah, I sure do.

So, you got a problem working for me
again?

Oh, look, you know that's not the case.

Then take the job!

Come on!

We have talked about this a million
times.

Things in life change.

Either we change with them, Or we get
passed by.

I need you.

Molenski?

Hey, how you doing, Sergeant?

Well, I was about to ask you the same
thing.

Well, I thought I'd be feeling a whole
lot better than I do.

Still doesn't bring Michael back.

These things take time, you know.

Uh... By the way,

Michael and I were a whole lot more
than... Listen, you don't have to

me one thing. As far as I can tell, if
you've ever gotten in the way of your

work, then that's what's important.

You're a damn good police officer.
Thanks.

I'll be seeing you around, you know.

How's that?

Being transferred to Metro.

Well, that's great.

As of when?

As of right now.

What platoon?

Sea platoon.

You don't think you'll have any problems
working with me, do you?

No.

Why? What, you think we're going to have
some kind of problem?

Well, let me just say, whenever we do
work together, just understand one

I'll be driving.

Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute.

We do have a problem here.

Yeah, it's a big problem. I think this
should be negotiable.