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Walker. Hi, it's me.
What time are you finishing up?
Just wrapping up.
Why? Because I'm going to be working late.
What are you working on? The Smith homicide.
Once I get these briefs filed, I'll be able to breathe again.
Want me to wait for you?
No. You go on home.
But if you'd like to wait up for me, I'll stop at the market and pick up some
bacon and eggs and we can have a midnight breakfast.
And then go out on the porch and count fireflies.
What do you think?
Sounds good.
Okay, I'll see you there.
Boy, it's good to be out of jail.
Yeah, back to making a living again.
Why don't you two shut up and keep your mind on the job?
Jake, I don't know.
I never did this before.
Well, you know what? It's a little late to be thinking about that now.
I told you bringing this clown into it was a mistake.
Yeah, we should have waited for Lopez and the Gorge brothers to get out.
We do it now.
Now all you got to do is keep your eyes open, your mouth shut, and the engine
running. Are you sure nobody's home?
I don't want anyone to get hurt.
We've been over this.
The newspaper said that Winfield's at our charity event tonight.
You got any more stupid questions for me?
Pull him in there.
Be ready to get the hell out. Frank, kill the security system.
Right. All right, let's go.
All right, you guys cover downstairs.
I'm taking out.
Honey, why don't you go lie down, and I'll go and get you some aspirin, okay,
sweetie? Thanks, honey.
What are you doing here?
Get out of my house!
Oh, my God! Oh, Oliver! Oh,
Oliver!
What are we going to do?
I'll tell you what we're not going to do. Leave any witnesses. No!
Goodbye. No!
That clown has taken off.
Get the keys.
Get out of here.
Steve, tell me what happened.
Just pack the baby stuff, Kara. There's no time to talk about it. Jake could be
here any minute.
Jake?
Jake, that guy you met in jail?
What did you guys do?
They were taking stuff from the house.
I was the lookout and driver, that's all.
What? Kara, we're broke.
The kid needs food. I had to do something.
Tell me what happened.
The owners came home early.
Jake killed him.
And we gotta get out of here before he kills us, too.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
What are we going to do?
I'll think of something.
But right now, we've got to get out of here before Jake gets here.
They're here.
Oh, my God.
Oh, Karen.
Move. Go, go.
Oh, my God. Go.
Where do you think you're going, Stevie boy?
Frank, that's a girl. No!
What a cute little boy.
Thank you.
He's a little boy, isn't he? Yeah. His name is Max.
Oh, Max.
How old are you, Max?
Seven months.
What are you looking at, sweetheart?
Do you have any kids?
No, not yet.
Would you want to hold them?
Sure, if you don't mind. No, it's fine.
I forgot to get baby wipes.
Can you, would you mind just holding them for a second? I'll be right back.
Sure.
Yeah.
You little sweet thing, you. Oh, you want to turn around?
Is this the way you like to be held?
Let's see what's keeping Mom.
Maybe a picture?
Yeah, I think she just left.
In
the
eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger had better know the truth of
from right.
Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you.
Any home you do, he's gonna see.
When you're in Texas, look behind you.
Cause that's where the ranger's gonna be.
That's her.
I'm going to have to take the tape.
Yes, sir.
Walker, who could anybody abandon such a beautiful little boy?
You said she looked scared.
Yes. I mean, she had to be desperate.
I'm Nina Woods with Child Protective Services.
I'm Alex, and this is my husband, Ranger Walker. How do you do?
I'll take him now.
What's going to happen to Max?
Max. Is that his name? Yes.
Well... I'll find a crib for him tonight at county hospital, and tomorrow he'll
be sent to a foster home.
Oh, Walker, we can't do this.
I mean, I can't bear the thought of Max being dumped off in some children's
ward.
I can't want to take care of him tonight.
You are kidding, right?
No, I'm not kidding.
You think that's a good idea?
Just for tonight, please.
What do you think?
Alex, are you sure you want to do this?
Absolutely. I mean, how are you going to say no to this sweet
little guy?
Okay,
just for tonight.
What do we have to do?
We have a little paperwork.
We can handle it right now.
Okay, Max.
What now?
Bath.
There?
Yep.
Oh,
you're not going to be sad, are you?
Hold on to him, honey.
Hold on. He's slippery.
He is.
Oh, no,
honey. I think that's pretty good.
Wrap up the baby. Wrap him up.
Oh,
I know.
You know what?
You try.
Bear's in front.
Maybe it's time for a burp.
Upstairs.
Why are you doing that?
I'm burping him so he doesn't get gas.
We feel asleep.
Great.
We're finally going to have our midnight breakfast.
Taking care of a baby is a lot of work.
I know, but be honest. You had fun giving him a bath here in the kitchen
Okay, I'll be honest.
I did.
You're going to make a great father.
You sure
can't eat for such a little guy.
I better burp him.
There. Come here.
Do that.
Hello. We got a robbery at a house in Flower Mound.
Two people dead.
What's the address?
5243 Keswick Drive.
Can't meet you there.
Got a problem.
That's the neighbor who called the police. She lives across the street. She
she saw a blue sedan speed away about 8 .30 last night. Then she saw three men
exit the house, jump in the Winfields Mercedes and take off.
Did she see their faces? Nope.
Ready to go inside?
What have you got?
Well, the alarm was disabled at the battery source, but there were no
fingerprints, so they must have used gloves.
It's a murder weapon right there.
Husband was hit over the head with it, and then so was the wife.
Looks like they surprised the thieves by coming home early. Why would they take
the Wingfields' car?
Good question.
There was supposed to be more.
Yeah, well, there would have been more if we'd had more time.
That punk got what he deserved.
What about his woman? You know she saw us.
But were you?
Damn straight.
And a lot of worries made, too.
Find her?
And kill her.
Jimmy!
I want you to meet Max.
Hello, Max.
You're the guy that was abandoned?
I can't believe somebody would leave you.
Excuse me, Max.
Can I ask you a question?
Yeah, sure.
Can we keep Max until we find his mother?
Alex, we said we'd keep Max for one night.
I know, but it seems so cold -hearted to drop him off at some foster home where
nobody even knows him.
But you don't know him.
I've bathed him. I've fed him. I've changed his diaper several times. I know
better than anybody else does right now.
Please, Walker, just until we find his mother.
I know.
What about your job?
I've got it all worked out.
Josie said she could take care of him at the Hope Center while I'm at work.
And besides, I don't have any cases coming up, so the DA said I could work
-time for a while.
So, see?
It's working out perfect.
Besides, I already called Nina Woods.
You have?
I didn't think you'd mind.
Really?
Please, Walker.
How does she know?
You know when we find Max's mother.
I know.
I know it's only temporary.
But I promise I won't pee pee on you ever again.
Thank you.
I told you we could talk him into it.
I'm just going to run out and pick up a few necessities for Max.
Okay.
See you later.
Eight pawn shops, two fences, zero luck.
Maybe we'll have better luck at our next stop.
Zeke Zinzifer.
World -class fence and low life.
If anybody's got his fingers in hot property, it's good old me.
Is this all you guys can steal?
Hey,
hey, hey, 50 bucks. Take it or leave it.
Hey, Zinzipper! Get him!
You know, Zeke, things sure are heating up under you, buddy.
Here's an inventory of everything in your warehouse.
And what's interesting about that list is it seems to match the list of stolen
items from the Winfields' home.
The Winfields were murdered for that stuff. Hey, I had nothing to do with
I swear.
I'm not buying it, Sid. How about you?
I'm not buying it either.
Look, Jake said that there's more where this came from. Does Jake have a last
name? I don't know his last name. Will he come to you again?
I don't know, but let me tell you, this Jake is no guy to mess with.
And we are?
Okay, okay, okay, okay, look, what do you want?
We're going to stake out your warehouse.
When these guys show up, you ID them, and we'll do the rest.
No way.
We're seeing a stolen property, accessory to murder.
You choose.
The pink one.
The green one.
Yeah, because you're so smart.
Hi.
I thought you said you were going to pick up a few necessities.
Well, babies need things.
Alex, this is a lot more than a few.
We don't want Max to go without.
You know, you're getting good at making me feel guilty.
Would I do that?
Yes, you would.
Ranger Walker, what's the latest in the abandoned baby investigation?
We're still looking for the mother. There's a rumor that the baby is staying
with you.
Yes, we are providing foster care for Max.
But is that the best placement?
Who's going to watch the baby while you both work?
The Help Our People Excel Center has an excellent daycare program.
Well, what will you do if you cannot locate the mother?
We'll find the mother.
Excuse me.
I'll see you later.
You got a hit.
Woman says Kara's picture looks like a girl who moved into a trailer down the
road from her.
I'll go with you.
It matches the description of the car from the robber.
Open up. Texas Rangers.
Call the coroner.
Their names are Steve and Kara Parkins.
They don't look like much more than kids themselves.
What do you think happened?
Well, my theory is Steve was the lookout.
He panicked, took off leaving them behind.
Then they stole the Winfield car, tracked him down and killed him.
What about Kara?
Well, she was the witness to the murder.
They'll be looking for her.
That's why she was so scared.
Voila.
It works.
You're a genius.
Come here, Max.
So what do you think, big guy?
I don't think he's impressed.
Oh, he is too.
This is a big thing for me.
Hey, Jake, check this out.
Let's go there now.
Details are sketchy, and authorities are not releasing the name of the victim,
but a car seen outside the trailer does match one seen leaving the Winfield
murders. They know about Steve. They know about Kara.
Well, then, we'll make sure we find her first.
Heavenly Father, please watch him relax.
Please just give him a good
life.
I love him so much.
And please forgive me.
Please forgive me.
Max, let me have that spoon. Here.
Good morning.
Good morning.
How are you feeling?
Better.
Thanks for getting up last night.
I don't know what's wrong with me. I hope I'm not coming down with the flu.
Can I ask a question?
What?
Who's eating breakfast here? You or him?
Well, I think it's 50 -50.
Why don't I take over?
Good. I gotta get ready.
I'll get a towel.
Hey,
here's a background check on Stephen Kara Parkins.
His parents are dead and her parents are in Fort Worth.
Stephen Parkins did six months in lockup for shoplifting.
Six months?
For shoplifting?
Second offense.
Looks like the judge decided to make an example of him. Six months in county
jail. It's tough, especially for a 19 -year -old kid.
Yeah, it sure is.
I wonder who his cellmates were.
I'll find out.
Okay, here's the jackets on the other guys that did time with Parkins in
jail.
Ooh, he was in with some real bad boys.
Jake Hobart, Frank Jarrett, and Corky Rannell just got out of prison.
Think maybe he met up with his new buddies from jail when they made their
release?
Could have.
Bingo.
Found us another good one. We're going to move on this afternoon.
Good. Take the stuff from last night's job over to the Zen Zippers and fancy
You got it.
Clean that up, Frank.
And that the victim of yesterday's homicide was apparently the abandoned
father. Texas Ranger Cornell Walker had this to say about the investigation.
We're still looking for the mother. There's a rumor that the baby is staying
with you.
Yes, we are providing foster care for Max. But is that the best placement?
going to watch the baby while you both work?
The Help Our People Excel Center has an excellent daycare program.
Well, ain't that sweet?
Help Our People Excel.
You think they can help us excel?
I'll tell you what.
They can help us find that girl.
You think she's going to show up there?
They got her kid, Frank.
Eventually she'll show up.
And when she does, here's the address for the Hope Center.
You know what to do.
Hello? Hi.
What'd the doctor say?
Oh, he said the flu's going around.
And I probably got the beginning stages of it.
had my physical yet this year, so he did some blood tests just to make sure.
Well, I hope you feel better.
Thanks. I'll talk to you later.
Okay.
Heads up.
Corpy Randall.
That was supposed to be subtle.
He made up.
Texas Ranger!
C, go around the other side.
Walker? Yes.
Is this Kara Parkins?
Yeah. Is Max okay?
He's fine.
I knew I could trust you. You look like a good person.
Kara, let me help you, please.
I want to do the right thing.
Can we meet?
Of course.
Do you want me to pick you up?
No, no.
Can I meet you somewhere?
Meet me at the Hope Center.
Where is it? It's at 423 White Oak Street. How long before you can get
Um, about an hour.
Okay. And Kara...
Okay.
No! No!
Go get the girl.
You okay?
Yeah, we're fine.
My carrot took off.
Yeah, I know.
Trevette went after her.
The poor thing. She must be so terrified.
Couldn't find her.
DPD scouring the neighborhood.
Check the car? Not yet.
I'm going to take Max home.
He'll be safe there.
Okay, I'll have a unit follow you home. Okay.
Find anything?
Yeah.
The address of the center on a Maywood Hotel envelope.
Have Gates and Sidney check it out. You got it. You know, Wonka, with Jarrett
Randall dead, and Jake Hobart is all alone.
He'll find someone out.
How time you got out, Lopez?
Remember Hoop?
George Brothers?
What kind of job you got for us?
I got something sweet all set up for you boys.
What about me?
You and me?
We got something special.
Let's go.
I'll fill you in on the way.
Check the Maywood Hotel.
Jake Hobart was not there.
The desk clerk said he left a couple of hours before we got there. But we did
find this.
He circled an article about the pediatric AIDS auction.
Yeah, it says here it's being hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Gorman.
Weren't the Winfields at a fundraiser the night they were robbed and killed?
Yes, they were.
You know, this could be how they picked their targets.
Which means they're going to hit the Gorman house this afternoon.
You could be right.
Let's go.
Get out. Stay quiet.
Get out.
Brace, Texas Rangers.
Big H.
Nobody inside.
So where's Jake Holborn?
Yeah, where is he?
That's right. We're not going to listen to Walker at all. We're going to buy you
whatever you need.
That's what plastic's for.
Yes, it is.
Yes, it is.
Are you all right?
Yeah.
I just really needed to talk to you.
Of course.
Please, come in.
Thanks.
Thanks. Thanks so much.
Why don't you sit down?
Can I get you something to drink?
or anything?
No.
Gosh, you've done so much for him.
I wanted to tell you why I did this terrible thing.
I mean, it's the last thing I wanted to do in the world, lose Max, but I don't
know. I just didn't know what to do.
You should have gone to the police.
I know. I told Steve that.
But I've never seen him look so scared and...
And then when they broke into the house and killed him...
I'm
so sorry.
I'm sorry. It's going to be okay now.
It's going to be okay.
He was a real good man.
He tried to take care of us the best he could.
You know, he got put in jail for stealing food for PC.
Why didn't you go to your parents for help?
I can't.
They said if I left with Steve, I'd never come back.
I'm going to call Walker.
You're going to need to talk to him, and we need to get you into protective
custody.
We have to get out of here. What's wrong? They're here.
Max.
Come on, I'll sit back.
They couldn't have gotten far. Check that barn.
Kara, this is Nina Woods from Child Protective Services.
I love my baby.
I just wondered what was best for him.
So the walkers have been saying.
I don't have a job or a home.
Will you adopt my baby? No, no, no, no. Then I'll have a chance. No. We're not
going to take your baby, Kara.
But I thought you loved him.
We do love Max.
And we would love to adopt him.
But Max belongs with his mother.
How am I going to take care of him?
We may have an answer to that.
Ranger Walker told us what you've been through.
I'm so sorry.
We love you, honey, and we want you to come home.
Is that my grandson?
Yeah. His name is Max.
Can I hold Max?
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
I wish they all ended like this.
there's a road there is a way
bringing us closer together
Who was it?
It was the doctor.
What'd he say?
Were you coming down with the flu?
The baby flu.
Baby flu?
Walker, I'm eight weeks pregnant.
No.
No!
Oh, God.
Daddy.
Wow. Wow.
Because that's where the rangers.
got to be.
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