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So how did it go with Sandy?
It was nice, it was really nice.
Yeah, that's it?
What happened?
I don't want to jinx it by talking about it.
We just went out for a couple drinks,
and I walked her home.
Ah, you kissed her, huh?
Don't read my mind, please.
I'm not reading your mind.
All you had to say was no.
If you had said no, it would have been obvious,
but you didn't.
Eyes on the road, please.
So you kissed her.
Eyes on the road, please.
Yeah, it kind of came out of nowhere,
but she's a pretty cool chick actually.
She's smart, she's pretty, she's funny,
she makes more money than you.
Okay.
You guys are like the perfect couple.
Okay, I just said don't jinx it, please.
I'm not.
University 2-1 distress call,
male, 50's, possible heart attack.
Hello, sir?
Hello?
0 Gotta turn him over now.
No vital signs, starting compressions.
1, 2 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10...
There go the ribs.
O2 is 45.
All right, switch off compressions and start a line.
Administering 10 ml atropine at 16:07.
Hey, we got a pulse! - Hey!
Good work, man.
What have we got?
CTAS 1, male, 53, collapsed, asystole on scene.
We brought him back.
We're set up in bay two.
Bay two, alright.
Line's in the left AC, still unconscious,
no known history, no medical alert.
How long was his heart stopped?
From the looks of things,
could have been as much as five minutes.
Brought him back from the dead,
not often we see those, Oz.
Probably had unfinished business.
What do you mean?
You know, wasn't his time.
Kind of reminds you why we do the job, right?
Yeah, woo.
Pretty incredible.
Something about that guy though.
Clive?
Yeah, you did connect with him.
Could be me in 20 or 30 years if I'm not careful,
you saw the guy's place.
It's like a junk food fallout shelter.
Are you kidding me?
You eat right, you've got nothing to worry about.
I'm one slice of pie away at all times.
You saved his life, the guy is going to clean his act up.
He's not out of the woods.
We will not know until we get an angiogram.
Thanks, Liv!
Chalk one up to the boys in blue!
Yeah, yeah.
I'm not saying we perform miracles now,
but you might see my face on a tortilla some day.
You know, like Madonna?
She was on a tortilla there?
My god, that woman is on everything.
No, not, not...
Okay.
I couldn't get a hold of her pediatrician.
She's got a fever, she's not eating.
Marta is sick too.
I don't know, I think it's a bug.
Marta is her mother?
Her nanny, I'm a single dad.
Don't worry, Mr. Shelton.
Keith, please.
Keith, sure.
You're probably right,
Marley looks like she's just got a bug,
but it's good to make sure.
Here's Sandy actually, to have to sign some forms,
and we'll send the samples to the lab and go from there.
- Great, thank you. - You're welcome.
I will trade you that baby for this clipboard.
All right.
Come here, pumpkin!
Oh, she's gorgeous.
She's got her mama's looks.
Test results should be back in a few hours.
Great.
It's okay, there you go.
Nice and snug.
What is it, Max?
No, no, listen, I told you he is not part of this deal.
Screw him!
Let him sue us, I don't care.
You know, actually, that's a good color on you.
It's my uniform.
Yeah, but it looks good, you know, it looks tight.
Tight?
Yeah, not like tight like snug,
you know I'm just making small talk here.
So skip it.
Can I see you again?
- Sure. - When?
- Friday. - What time?
- Eight. - Eight.
Where?
Rodney's.
Tight.
Fine, throw him a finder's fee, I don't care.
He doesn't deserve any more than that, it's our deal.
We made initial contact-
Hey, hey!
What do you think you're doing?
Help, help me!
Somebody call 911, someone just stole my baby!
I'll go follow up and then I'll be back, okay?
So, hey, Detective, how you doing?
So what happened, anybody see anything?
- Uh... - Paramedic Toby Logan.
Logan, yeah, you worked with Marks in the 47th?
Couple times, yeah.
Uh, we've got a couple of witnesses to the drive away,
but nobody can ID the doer.
We've got some surveillance cameras out there.
Yes, we've got one high angle
just before he jumps in the vehicle,
but he's wearing a hood and we never see the face.
Look over here please, Keith?
Mr. Shelton, hi.
You say that you can't describe him, is that right?
Yes, sorry, it all happened so fast.
Okay, well, we've got white male, what else, age?
I don't know, 30's?
Maybe, he was wearing a hood, I couldn't see.
Hey, hey!
Check his hands?
You fight with the guy who did this?
Yeah.
Yeah, I tried to grab him.
I don't know, I may have scratched his neck.
If you scratched his neck,
Mr. Shelton, that's great.
I'm going to have somebody come bag your hands,
and we're going to look for trace evidence, okay?
I tried to stop him.
I know.
It's going to be okay.
We're going to get your daughter back.
An Amber alert has been issued this hour
for 10-month old Marley Shelton,
daughter of the Toronto Industrialist, Keith Shelton,
who's SUV with the baby strapped in the back
was taken from the street
in front of St. Luke's hospital this morning.
You can talk about professional distance all you like,
but I just got a phone call from Keith Shelton.
Man just watched his baby get stolen right in front of him.
And just so you know, this one's personal.
I was at Marley's christening.
We've been following this since the alert went out.
Dev's been putting together some background.
Um, any personal insights into Keith Shelton?
Tough as nails business man,
but you don't get to where he has by pulling your punches.
Man's made some enemies.
How soon can we move on this?
We're on our way.
Something going on you want to tell me about?
Some guy with money and power loses a kid,
and we just got to hop to it?
This is about a father getting his baby back, that's it.
Hey.
Was wondering when the big guns would show up.
About 23:00 we should have centralized communications
set up in Shelton's house.
In the mean time, we're going to need a complete update.
Well, I'm going through the surveillance, but so far,
all the pieces we've got
just corroborate the father's story.
Shelton did try to fight though, scratched the guy.
Lab's running it now.
So you think it's a car jacking gone bad?
I don't know.
SUV has got darkened windows,
maybe the guy didn't even know the baby was in there.
Well, if that's the case,
then we should see the baby show up soon.
One would think, I mean, who wants to graduate
from stealing cars to stealing babies?
Assuming that's what he was after.
We should go get set up.
Two months ago, my wife passed away
shortly after giving birth to our daughter Marley.
I never thought I would feel that kind of pain again.
But three and a half hours ago,
someone drove off with my daughter.
I'm offering a $100,000 reward
for any information leading to the safe return of my child.
Any information, anything of value,
please contact the police.
And to the man who stole my daughter,
for God's sake, please bring her back.
Key's were in the car, the engine was running,
everything suggests to a crime of opportunity.
They wanted my damn car?
Now they have my daughter?
Well, you're a very wealthy man.
We also can't rule out a kidnapping.
We're going to have to dig into your business
and your personal life, enemies,
disgruntled employees, romantic relationships...
Anyone who's acted with hostility or threatened you,
or with a history of violence.
You have no idea what its like to lose
what is most precious to you!
This is not over!
Mr. Logan, is it?
Yeah, yeah.
Alvin Klein.
You are IIB's secret weapon.
Well, I wouldn't say that.
Well, paramedic slash confidential informant.
My colleagues swear by you.
Of course they've never fully explained
what it is you do for us.
Well, I do what I can, that's pretty much it.
Really.
Okay.
I've asked him for a list of possible threats.
When you brought up the threats,
Keith thought of a man confronting him.
The guy was upset, said Keith didn't know what it was like
losing something precious.
So why didn't he bring this up before?
Anything else?
No, that's it for now.
If you don't get a baby back within 24 hours,
chances are you don't get her back at all.
Hey.
Hey, he's still out.
Is that normal?
Primary angioplasty.
The man's artery was jammed up like the 401 on a Friday.
Let me know when he wakes up?
You don't want to get attached to your patient.
You know the handbook.
Go work on your next miracle.
Just checking in, you know?
No big deal.
I just hope you're not looking
for more than personal satisfaction.
I'm not
I know what we do, we're little life saving worker bees.
It would just be nice to get a little honey from the queen
every once in a while.
You're cute, Oz.
I prefer suave and debonair, but cute works too.
That's perfect, thank you.
Okay, so just spoke to the nanny.
No signs anyone's been following her
when she's been out with the baby.
You were on a call with a man named Max Retton
when the kidnapping took place.
Yes, my assistant.
Right, he said you were pretty hot under the collar
about some business associate.
So, I don't see what this has to do with Marley.
Well, we have to check on every lead,
no matter how remote.
So you don't think this was a simple car jacking then.
I think if that was the case,
Marley would have shown up by now.
As the hours go by,
the intentional kidnapping scenario becomes more likely.
There has been no ransom demand.
That doesn't mean we won't get one.
I've been adding to that list of people
that I've managed to anger or alienate.
I suppose it could be a lot longer.
Forced into bankruptcy, blames you.
Accused of accounting irregularities,
couple of fired employees, sexual harassment suit.
Wait, what's this?
Benjamin Lawrence holds you accountable
for the death of his wife and child?
Yeah, it's a tragic thing, but it was an accident.
Carbon monoxide poisoning,
faulty furnace made by one of our subsidiaries.
Accident or not, it sounds like he holds you responsible.
Well, there was a settlement.
I apologized personally.
We overhauled our safety policy and put it behind us.
You had a restraining order on Mr. Lawrence?
Yeah, he assaulted me in a hotel lobby.
I took 12 stitches.
Why didn't you bring this up before?
I figured it was all over with.
I've made amends, besides, he got 11 months for battery.
I think he's still in jail.
Not anymore he's not.
Benjamin Lawrence was released eight days ago.
So Mr. Lawrence, you're telling me that you know nothing
about the disappearance of Keith Shelton's baby?
Only what I've seen in the news.
And what was your reaction when you found out?
What do you want me to say,
that I was glad he was in pain?
Why not, you're only human.
I don't want to see anybody's baby hurt.
But Shelton never gave a damn about my kid, and my wife.
I understand that you suffered a great loss.
But why would you blame the head of the company?
Who do I look to, huh?
I find my family dead because nobody tested a furnace.
So who's fault is that, some guy on the assembly line?
Obviously, you blame Mr. Shelton.
The guy's a gazzillionaire.
He uses a 20 cent part
when a two buck part could have prevented this.
Who makes a decision like that?
Somebody has to take responsibility.
Well, he claims that he apologized to you personally.
Yeah, he left a message on my voicemail.
So where were you when the kidnapping took place?
So I'm on the hook for what happened here?
I'm simply asking a question.
Last night, I was moving stuff out of a friend's basement.
And your friend, he can back this up?
No, he wasn't there, he left me the key.
That's not much of an alibi, is it?
I didn't take anybody's child.
This is surveillance footage from the hospital entrance.
You see that figure there?
It looks like he's following Keith and the baby, right?
I'm just going to enhance the image.
All right, all right, I was there.
I was afraid to say anything
because I was sure someone would point a finger.
Well, consider yourself pointed at.
I'd been following him for a couple of days.
No more restraining order.
I wanted to confront him,
you know, tell him this is long from over.
And what stopped you?
I saw that he had his baby with him,
so I decided to bide my time.
Right, so what, you went home?
Look, I know what it's like to lose a child.
Do you really think that I would do something like that
to another human being?
Even an SOB like Shelton?
Can't you stop her from crying?
You want someone to report us before we collect?
I cut up a sleeping pill and put it in her formula.
Doesn't she have a pacifier in the bag or something?
Well, look for it!
Damn!
We've waited long enough,
we should be asking for that money.
Soon.
No, look, the longer we hold on to this baby,
the more risk of this whole thing blowing up in our face.
Are you questioning me, Donald?
No.
No, no, I'm just...
This job was supposed to be simple, right?
We've a good plan, we should stick to it.
You let me worry about that, okay?
Damnit, shut the hell up!
It's okay, I've got her.
All right, what have we got?
Well, after reviewing the footage on Lawrence
and of the actual kidnapping,
we've ruled Lawrence out as the actual kidnapper.
We did a simple biometric analysis of their gaits,
no two people move the exact same way.
Course that doesn't mean he wasn't working with someone.
He stays on the suspect list.
I can't do this, they'll never listen.
Hey, how are you doing?
I noticed your sketches.
I was wondering if I could just take a peek.
The police need to see this, not you.
You know what, I don't think that's a good idea.
I work with the police.
My name is Toby.
Rose.
Hi, Rose.
I left word on the tip line, but nobody called me back,
so I thought I would come to the hospital,
and just be here where it happened.
I thought that was a good idea.
I hoped she'd give me more.
Make the cheekbones higher.
Rose, do you mind if I look at the sketches?
Fine, throw him a finder's fee, I don't care.
Did you see the kidnapping?
If you're asking if I was there, no.
Hey!
Then how did you do these?
It's what I do.
And no, I can't explain it.
Do you mind waiting here?
I know someone you should talk to.
Okay.
Miss Drake, well, I'm no art expert,
but I'm wondering how you were able to create
a likeness to a crime scene that you were never at.
Every single detail is the exact same.
I have a gift.
It would seem that way.
I mean, I see images in my head.
I don't know where they come from exactly,
and then I feel compelled to draw them.
I'm just wondering why you decided
to come to us with this?
Because I thought these pictures
might help you find that baby.
Did anyone give you a description that you worked from?
No!
That's all I could see.
Well, it's not like we'd be able
to pick someone out of a line up based on these.
Look, maybe there will be more, I don't know.
This doesn't happen very often.
Have you worked for the police before?
Two years ago.
What happened?
Uh, once I understood what the drawings meant
and then the case was solved
and it really wouldn't have made any difference at all.
Right, but you think it's going to make a difference now,
like maybe you think you'll get some kind of recognition?
You know this is so not about me.
Well, thank you for your time, every little clue helps.
Can I have my sketchbook?
Yeah, after we've scanned the images.
I'm going to need a way to contact you.
Fine.
Yeah, okay, I know what you're thinking.
Why am I questioning this woman's story
while I'm sitting here talking to a telepath?
Yeah.
I just find it a little weird.
Okay, well, what if she's not the psychic
she claims to be?
So now you're the skeptic?
What if she is working with someone who saw the crime,
but is afraid to come forward for whatever reason?
Okay, what do you know?
When I read her, there was a woman prompting her,
telling her how to adjust the drawings.
Okay.
Gentlemen.
Good to see you using that bench for something, Mr. Bey.
Yeah, well.
So you know that guy's life that you saved, Clive Walters?
Yeah, what about him?
He's awake in recovery.
Olivia's convinced he survived
because he's on some unfulfilled mission.
Yeah, I think I know what it is.
He filed a complaint against you.
I'm sorry, what?
He's alleging professional incompetence.
Sir, I saved his life!
No good deed goes unpunished.
I guess he survived to see you crash and burn.
Thanks.
I'm not exactly high functioning right now.
Who would be under these circumstances?
Al, I think about the son of a bitch who took my kid
and swear to God I want to kill him.
I can't even begin to imagine
the hell you're going through.
Tara sacrificed herself.
She literally gave her life
to bring that baby into the world.
At first I didn't understand why she was refusing Chemo.
She wanted to wait until the baby was born.
I don't have to tell you how much that baby meant to her,
to both of us.
I lost my wife, Al, I can't lose Marley too.
She's finally settled.
One million, it's nothing to Shelton.
Just think, how far a million dollars will go
in Costa Rica?
Listening to the waves, sipping margaritas,
sex on the beach.
Yeah, I mean, you know, we get that money
and drop the kid off somewhere, we go celebrate.
Why do we need to drop off the kid?
What do you want to do?
Do you want to take her to Costa Rica?
I was just imagining the look on Shelton's face
if she turned up dead.
Um, look, I didn't sign on for any kid getting killed.
I can't believe you thought I was serious.
Hi, how are you doing?
You know you just had angioplasty, right?
What's it to you?
Well, I'm the guy who saved your life?
Oh, you're the paramedic.
Yeah, I'm the paramedic
who restarted your cholesterol soaked heart.
I lodged a complaint against you.
You know, under the circumstances,
I think a couple cracked ribs, not that bad a deal for you.
You could have killed me.
No, you were already dead.
We brought you back to life.
What do you want me to do,
you want me to say you're a hero?
You get paid to help people, right?
Yeah.
I don't like owing anybody anything.
You saved my life,
now you're making me feel like I owe you something.
You don't owe me anything, sir.
Good, good.
Then get the hell out of my room
so I can enjoy my lunch in peace.
Okay, I'm taking this pizza.
What are you doing?
- I'm taking the pizza. - No!
Hey, hey!
All right, post op pizza party is over.
- Hey! - What are you thinking, Oz?
Give me this.
Like I brought him the pizza, what, are you nuts?
Hey there, how you doing?
Hi, I'm okay.
Sketchbook.
Thanks.
You want to come in?
Yeah, I'd love to, thank you.
I just made coffee.
Yeah, I'd love some, that's great.
Great.
It's a really nice place.
Thank you.
You've got awesome drawings.
Would you like to see my latest?
This is new information.
You've got to bring this to the police.
Well, you saw what happened last time.
Missing baby or not,
I don't think anyone really believes
that my drawings are going to help.
So you're saying that he stopped the car
and that a woman got in?
No, I'm not saying anything.
It's whatever the picture says.
People don't take you seriously
because they don't know where the drawings are from.
I already told you, I don't know exactly.
This woman who got you involved in this,
she's pressuring you, isn't she?
And you don't want to disappoint her,
is that what's going on?
You don't have a clue.
Try me.
Oh, God.
Okay.
A couple of years ago,
this Ontario family was vacationing in Mexico
and their teenage daughter went missing.
The investigation was coming up dead ends,
but I knew she'd been murdered
and I knew where the body was.
And what did you do?
Anonymous call to the Provincial Police,
but the drawings helped me to the location
and then they found her body in a cove.
All right, so you gave the family closure.
That's important.
No, I think I actually added to their suffering.
After that, I said I wasn't going to get involved again.
Um, that girl in Mexico, she led me to her mutilated body.
That's what you do, you communicate with spirits,
with people on the other side?
Is that what you're telling me?
If I let them in, I can see them and I can hear them,
and I can see their pictures.
That comes with a price.
Okay, answer on three, one, two...
This is Keith Shelton.
Yeah, I think you know exactly what I want.
How do I know this is real?
There's a hole in one knee of her leggings
and dry cleaning stamp J22 on her snow jacket.
You have my baby.
Is she okay?
Is Marley okay?
Keep rolling, I need 10 seconds.
One million dollars, large bills.
Fine, alright, but I need to know that Marley is okay.
Put the phone next to her, please.
Don't you see what they're doing?
Get off now!
We see any cops, this baby dies.
Keep going, keep going.
Just tell me where I need to be.
I said no more than 15 seconds!
Give me the damn phone!
Hello, hello?
I didn't get it.
So I could only place the call
within a 12 block radius in downtown Toronto,
but there's like 12,000 residences.
Okay, well, we know we're looking for a couple.
Has our profiler given us any information
as to who it is we're looking for?
Symbiotic narcissism, sense of entitlement,
one partner possibly dominates,
and the choice of target is unlikely to be random.
Wow, this is so messed up.
Okay, we should just call him back.
We were this close to closing that deal.
We were this close to being traced.
So we use another phone,
we make the call from somewhere else.
What's your hurry, Donny?
Are you kidding me?
You want those cops to have more time
to figure out what's what?
We can afford to wait.
Reagan...
I want to tear his heart out, and then show it to him.
Baby, that's crazy talk.
He has to suffer.
You saw him on TV.
Okay, he's suffering.
Not enough.
That's it, I'm going to call him.
We already know
that the kidnapper had an accomplice.
Well, he stopped to pick her up.
Why didn't you share this information before?
I didn't know it before.
And why is that?
Well, because we just reconnected.
It's not like I can summon her.
And who is this exactly that you're talking about?
The woman, and who is she?
Uh, I don't know.
Well, thank you for that.
Rose?
Is that the woman you've been communicating with?
Keith's wife?
It's no wonder she broke through,
even though I tried to resist.
A woman trying to save her baby.
What's going on here?
Who's this woman?
She's helping us with the investigation.
Did you say you were communicating with my dead wife?
What is this?
I thought I was dealing with professionals here.
Everyone here wants the same thing, okay?
Why don't you just come with me.
Mr. Walters, you were looking for me?
Yeah.
Can you hand me down some salt so maybe I can eat this food?
Salt?
Okay, yeah, I'll let the volunteers know.
Hey, that Nurse Sandy said you were sniffing around
about the night you brought me in?
Well, the first few hours are crucial,
and you didn't have any family, so.
About the complaint.
I don't really have anything to say about that.
You're not going to deny
that you weren't after me about that?
What, are you going to complain to my supervisor
that I'm harassing you now?
No, I'm going to tell your supervisor
that I'm dropping the complaint.
Really?
Why?
'Cause you saved my life, you idiot.
And this way, I don't have to say thank you.
Now give me some salt.
Yes, some salt.
Hey Rose, how are you?
Why can't they all go away?
You're never really alone.
Constantly hounded.
You're getting too caught up in the distractions.
That's why it's taking so long to do those images.
You've got to let it go.
I know, but you don't know what it's like, Toby.
You feel bombarded,
you feel burdened by information you don't want,
you wish it would stop.
It never will.
That's why I have to protect myself,
or I would go crazy.
Rose, your connection with that spirit of that mother
is our best chance of finding Marley.
If you can't block out that distraction,
if you can't slow it down, we may never find her.
You've got to try, I know you can do it.
Thank God, we don't have much time.
This is the place the mother showed me.
She said find it, and you'll find Marley.
This is your idea of evidence.
We've got a positive DNA on the tissue
found under Mr. Shelton's fingernails to Donald Kincaid.
His last known residence was a low rise on Harbourfront.
I don't know if it's current.
Okay, send a unit, I'll follow shortly.
No, it's a walk up apartment, above a bakery,
it is not a low rise.
I'm sorry, we're going to go with the DNA on this one.
I'm sure you mean well, really,
but I'm going to have to ask you to leave.
She said if the baby was a boy,
you would have named him Simon.
That picture, that place.
That's where your baby is.
Dev, how long would it take you to find this place?
Give me a few minutes.
Okay.
IIB!
Check the closet.
Clear.
Check the kitchen.
Clear, bedroom's clear.
He's here.
Sir?
Where's the baby, where's Marley?
I don't know.
Here, put these on your head.
Where did your girlfriend take the baby?
I don't know, uh, she took my keys though.
What kind of car?
It's an old red BMW.
Did you really think it was about the money?
He's going to suffer like my mom suffered.
Her name's Reagan, it's not about the money.
She wants revenge.
Keith Shelton.
I want that one million dollars.
Meet me at the Quadrangle Industrial Park,
4852 Main, in one hour.
Okay.
You got it, a million dollars, but please,
don't harm my daughter.
No cops!
If I see cops, you don't get her back alive.
How many crank calls have we had on the tip line today?
Truth.
You can't handle the truth.
Okay, sorry.
Just speak normally, that will do the rest.
Okay.
Keith, we need to talk about this woman Reagan.
We think she's upset about something you did to her mother.
Did you say Reagan?
Yeah.
What is it?
Long time ago, I may have gotten this girl pregnant.
But I was just a kid and I walked away from her,
the baby, the whole situation.
Some time later, I found out that she killed herself.
What about the baby?
I have no idea.
Well, that's not true.
A few years ago, I started getting some emails
from a young girl claiming to be my daughter.
How did you respond?
I hit delete.
Michelle, we can't send him in alone.
She said no cops, she said she would kill Marley.
We'll be close by.
Let me go with him.
I could wear my uniform,
say I'm a paramedic there to check out the baby.
Okay.
She's got the baby.
Okay, just be careful.
Whatever you do, don't set her off.
Who is that, I said no cops!
I'm not a cop, I'm a paramedic.
I'm just here to make sure the baby's okay.
I know who you are, Reagan.
Look, whatever issue you have with me,
this baby has nothing to do with you.
Don't come any closer.
Reagan, put the knife down.
- Okay, we should go. - No, just wait.
Wait.
Please don't don't do this, Reagan.
Let me see the money.
Come on, toss it here!
I know I've made my mistakes.
Yeah, and I was one of them.
Reagan, please, listen to me.
My mother killed herself because of you.
You used her, and then you threw her away!
Reagan, hear him out.
He deserves that much.
All that man deserves is pain,
the same kind that he caused us.
I want to help you.
No!
Don't.
Just give us the baby, Reagan.
I'm taking your baby, and your money.
I'm going somewhere warm.
Somewhere a blue eyed infant will get adopted in a snap.
- No! - It doesn't matter who,
as long as you don't have her.
Come on!
I don't want to have to hurt her, but I will.
I know you don't want to hurt her.
What do you want, Reagan?
Nobody cares what I want, no one has ever cared.
Just give me the baby.
Give me your sister.
She has everything, and I have nothing.
I didn't do right by you, Reagan, or your mother.
But if you let me, I'm willing to try.
How is she, is she okay?
She's all right, she's fine.
Yeah, she's good.
It's all right, it's all right.
What's going to happen to my daughter?
There will be kidnapping charges.
What if I was to testify on her behalf?
Thank you.
Nice.
This gym has missed your presence, Mr. Bey.
Yeah, well, I think it's time I started using this thing
as more than just a foot stool, you know?
So, can I work in?
No problem.
So your guy got discharged yesterday.
You know, I think if that heart attack
was supposed to be a wake up call,
he didn't get the message.
Maybe the wake up call wasn't for him?
What do you mean?
Well, you were saying he had unfinished business.
Maybe that was to inspire the man that saved his life.
Huh.
Hadn't really thought about it that way.
Well, you know what you gotta do.
Put on more weight?
Like on the bar...
I understand, Mr. Bey.
Okay, I got it.
All right, here we go, okay.
I like to see a man push himself.
The iron never lies, right sir?
Mm-hm. Here we go.
Okay.
Come on!
One, that's one, right?
Yes, that's one, Mr. Bey.
Okay, could you get under there please?
Okay, I got it.
It's okay, let go...
Okay, come back in?
Okay.
I've had enough, Mr. Bey.
I got it, sir.
How are you?
Well, the great thing about the media circus
around a rescued baby
is that nobody cares about a woman and a sketchbook.
Even though she's the one who cracked the case.
Shh.
If anybody asks, you don't know me.
So, will we see each other again do you think?
Divining the future, Toby, you figure that one out,
you let me know, eh?
All right.
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