All language subtitles for Hawaii Five-0 S02E12 Gone Forever.en

Oh, where is it?

Are you sure
we're in the right place?

Yeah, it's right
up here.

Cool-- an old bunker.

This is what
you wanted to show us?

It's inside.

What's inside--
unexploded bombs?

Zombie marines?

No, but there's a lava tube
at the back

that leads
to a whole network of caves.

Yeah, and after the war,

army engineers tried
to keep it a secret.

That's right.

Let's hurry
before somebody comes.

Somebody comes
around here?

Hey, didn't some girl fall

in one of these and die?

A) she was drunk and B)
she wasn't an experienced caver.

And you are?

You guys coming or not?

Okay.
Let's go.

Ready?

Yeah, let's do this.

Oh. It's hot in here.

It's creepy, though.

I know. You know,
somebody could be in here.

What was that?

Brains!
Huh?

Knock it off,
Tulley.

Told you. Just an old bunker

full of junk.

Let's do this.

Wow. That thing looks deep.

So, who wants to go first?

Ooh! Not me.

Uh-uh. No.

- Guess I'll do it.
- Okay.

- Take this end.
- Okay.

Drop this.

- Be careful.
- Let me in nice and easy, all right?

Yup, you got it.

Hold tight, guys.
I'm almost there.

Jimmy? You okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

I'm gonna look
around a bit.

(Hawaii Five-O
theme song plays)

? Hawaii Five-O 2x12 ?
Alaheo Pau'ole (Gone Forever)
Original Air Date on December 12, 2011

== sync, corrected by elderman ==

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I'm telling you, son.

I have run the name Shelburne
through all of my contacts--

NSA, Interpol, FBI,
CIA, DOD,

every other acronym
you can think of--

and I've come up
with exactly zero.

Shelburne is a ghost.

Yeah, well, this ghost has
got Wo Fat spooked, okay?

If we want to catch
that son of a bitch,

finding Shelburne
is the way to do it.

I didn't know
Danny was living

at the Hilton.

Oh, he's kind of
between places right now.

You got space.

Yeah, we, uh...
we tried that.

Didn't work out so well.

No, thank you.

Come on, we're gonna be late
for the tux fitting. Let's go!

Chin's wedding,
this Saturday, remember?

Hey, we're busy.
Come back later, please. Thanks.

So, you're busy?

I can't come back later, Daniel.

I'm the best man.

I got to make sure the groomsmen
are in their monkey suits.

Let's go! Open the door.
Come on.

Hey.
Hey.

Not what it looks like.

Okay.

You want, we can
come back later.

No. It's fine.

Listen, Lori just came
over to use the pool.

- That's all, okay?
- Yeah, the, uh...

The spa services, actually.

Turns out, the room comes with
complimentary spa service.

Mm-hmm, you know, like,
a hot stone massage.

Yeah, I'm not a spa service
kind of guy myself.

You know, I'm not, either,
all right? But I didn't

want to let it
go to waste,

so I called Lori so
she could use it.

And the, uh... the handcuffs?

Oh, uh, Danny was showing me
the, uh... the Jersey Slip.

Jersey Slip.

The hood rat cuff slip.

Yeah, all the kids
were doing it

back East, so,
thought I'd show her.

- Yeah, and, um, we...
- lost the key

somewhere, I think
in the couch.

- The couch?
- Yeah.

So I don't know. Maybe you want
to set up a search grid,

call a K-9 unit.

Yeah.

All right, keep searching.

It's got to be around here
somewhere.

It's not here.

Danny, did you check
your pockets?

Of course I checked my pockets.

I'm not a complete idiot.

Okay. Okay, see?
Nothing in here.

Okay, all right, well,

why don't we check both?

Wait. What's this?

Really?
Oh, look at that.

Really?

In your pocket.

You would think that we
were making this story up.

- The whole time?
- - Yeah...

In the pocket?

What? Huh?

Thank you.

Let me see that.

Hey, hey, hey,
that hurts!

What are you doing? Huh?

I thought you were gonna show us

the, uh, the Jersey Slip
from back East. Go ahead.

Do me a favor,
please, would you?

I can shoot 'em off you,
like they do in Afghanistan.

Oh, that's funny, Joe.
I like that.

Can I have the key, please?

Look at that view.

Oh, it's nice, right?
They give us

a nice view here. They, um...

They got an even better view
in the master bedroom.

- Master bedroom?
- Mm-hmm.

- How many rooms you got?
- Two. two.

Two. And the master bathroom's
ridiculous.

- Can I have the key, please?
- I mean, you told me you were staying

at the Hilton, but this is...
- This is the Ali'i Suite.

How 'd you swing this?

Well, like a genius,
I put my card

in the Christmas raffle
downstairs

at the Tropics Bar,
and I got lucky.

Got any more questions,
or can I have the key, please?

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Oops.

Why would you do that?

So, what you guys think--

buttercup, cabernet,

paisley lavender sunset
for the vest?

No, no, no.
Malia was very specific.

There are no vests,
no bow ties,

and no paisley
lavender anything.

What does she think about
the cummerbunds? 'Cause you know

I got to have a
little flair.

Cummerbunds are restrictive.

Restrictive?

And unmanly.

You know, according
to, uh, GQ,

suspenders
are trending.

Got a problem
with suspenders?

Functional, dignified.

- Suspenders, huh?
- Yeah, hold on. Hold on a second.

Isn't this
a beach wedding, Chin?

Mm-hmm, yeah.

What's wrong with boardies
and-and slippers?

What's wrong with them is that

they do not match
the bridesmaids' dresses.

Oh.

And for the record, Danny,

uh, neither do handcuffs.

I was gonna ask about those.

Show 'em
the Jersey Slip, Danno.

I offered to shoot 'em off.

No key, no problem, brah.

Bring, bring, bring.

Hmm.

Wow.

It's an old island trick.

Impressive.

McGarrett.

Yeah. Be there in 20.

Guys, zip it up.
We got a body.

What's the situation, Kono?

Couple of kids
broke into one

of the bunkers to
explore a lava tube

and they found a body.

What happened to skateboarding
and stickball?

Yeah, I know.
Officer Kalakaua?

Go ahead.
Max is inside.

This whole valley

has hundreds of these
unexplored lava tubes.

I'm thinking there's a reason
they're unexplored.

Actually,

this system has been explored,

just not mapped
by the Underground

Paradise Spelunking Club,
of which I am

a founding member and treasurer.

Oh, well, thank you,
Captain Caveman.

That looks deep.

I estimate the floor to be
at a depth of 30 meters.

30 meters?
Well, this definitely

looks like a job
for a Navy SEAL.

Well, I took the liberty
of anchoring our rappel line.

You want to come down there
with me?

- Oh, absolutely.
- All right.

Let's spelunk.

- All right, Max.
- All right.

- Good?
- Yeah.

Apparent gunshot wound

to the posterior chest cavity.

Heavy contusion, most likely
as a result of the fall.

Looks like
I found the murder weapon.

It's a .38 cal.

Recently fired.

Serial number's been filed off.

Badass.

Okay, the deceased's name
is Rafe Tong.

Hmm.

This doesn't look
like Rafe Tong.

What are you
talking about?

Let me see that.

Help me get
him over.

One, two, three.

Rafe Tong.

What the hell.

Oh!

Hey, guys, we got
any word on our vic?

Yeah, Kono's at
the hospital now.

He's in
a medically-induced coma,

and doctors won't know more
until he stabilizes.

- How long was he down there?
- At least 12 hours.

You get ballistics
back yet?

Yeah, gun found at the
scene matches the slug

removed from our victim.

All right, we
get an ID?

Well, we got zip on the facial
recognition, and no missing

persons reports that match.
- Which leaves us

with Rafe Tong, whose ID
we did find on our victim.

Yeah, this is one busy guy--
assault and battery,

couple of B and Es,
animal cruelty,

misdemeanor possession,

and half a dozen
weapons charges.

His P.O. says he stays

at his girlfriend's house
in Ewa Beach.

Yeah, I would love to hear
how this guy's wallet

ends up on our victim.

Yeah. Me, too.

Yeah.

- Steve McGarrett?
- Present.

My name is Adam Noshimuri.

You may remember my father,
Hiro Noshimuri.

He was kidnapped
at gunpoint

by Joe White, a friend of your
late father's, I believe.

What do you want
from me?

I want you to arrange a
sit-down with Mr. White.

I want to know
where my father is.

I'll ask.

I'm just a son looking
for his father.

You of all people
should understand that.

But I can't promise
I'll be patient,

and should we find
Joe White before you do,

we may not be
so polite.

What did Joe do with Hiro?

He told me he interrogated him
and let him go.

Do you believe him?

I don't know.

Go, all right?

Danny and I will
talk to Rafe Tong.

Hey!

Five-O!

Open up.

Rafe Tong, we need to talk.

Hey, yo.

Hey, your boy's running.

All I want to know

is why I found your wallet
in this guy's pocket.

He was shot in a bunker
at Pearl City.

- Look, I don't know anything about that.
- You don't?

See, that's a problem
'cause, like I said,

I found your wallet on
this guy-- my victim.

This is your
wallet, right?

It says "Badass."

You look like a
badass, right?

Whoa, jackpot.

We got one submachine gun--
and you're going to like this.

Grenades.

World War II era grenades, the
kind you might find in a bunker.

You see, this is
bad for you because

rifles alone will
violate your parole,

and before you
start whining

about your Second
Amendment right,

your right
to bear arms,

please let me remind you
that that right applies

to law-abiding citizens--

those who are not
currently on parole.

They're dummy grenades.

I was just storing them
for a friend.

Dummy grenades
for-for a friend?

That's-that's awful.

Okay, I'll play along.

Grab ahold of
that, would you?

Hold on really tight.

Now, if this is a dummy
grenade, you're gonna

be fine, but if
it's not, it's gonna

explode right
in your hand,

so keep ahold tight, okay?

You let me know,
we'll be outside. Come on.

Okay, okay.

You've been hanging
with McGarrett too long.

What are you
talking about?

All right, let's
hear it, badass, huh?

Look, dude, it's live.

I know it's live.

I look like an idiot?
Come on.

You seen this
guy or not?

All right, he was
at the Magic Reef Bar

asking around
about some woman.

Saw him give
the bartender a hundy

just for information.

Said she was a blonde.

He a regular there?

Never saw him before.

Guy looked
like a stupid tourist.

Okay.

Did he find the girl
he was looking for?

Not that I saw.

Okay, so what'd you do,

just gave him your wallet out
of the kindness of your heart?

Actually, I followed him
out to his car and, um...

...maybe I mugged him.

Maybe you mugged him.

That is not
very Aloha of you,

but it still does not
explain why he had

your wallet.

The gun he pointed
in my face does.

Wait a second.

- I thought you mugged him.
- Yeah, that's right,

but then he came back acting
all Charlie Bronson.

You know, flashes his gun,
says there's something

real important in his wallet
and that he's tired

of being pushed around
and taken advantage of.

Did you give it back?

Nope.

No?

He took
my wallet,

and before
I could give back his,

the security guard pulled in
and I ran.

What did you do

with his wallet?

I love the smell of garbage
in the morning.

Huh?

How you doing
in there, badass?

Got it.

Nice.

Stay in there.

All right, uh, our guy's name
is Dennis Archer,

he's from Tucson, Arizona.

Pawn slip dated the day
before the shooting.

All right,
thanks, buddy.

Who were you expecting, Joe?

Can't be too careful.

You know Adam Noshimuri
is looking for his father.

Hiro was alive when I left him.

You sure about that?

Who knows?

Maybe Wo Fat found him.

This is serious, Joe.

Hiro is the head of
the Yakuza, okay,

and the last time
anybody saw him,

you had your gun
pointed in his face.

I had one chance before Wo Fat
got to him and I took it.

Yeah, well, for your sake,
I hope he's okay, Joe, okay,

because Adam Noshimuri
is not going to stop

until he finds his
father, you get that?

I'll keep that in mind.

Something else?

Something else?
Yeah, what's going on?

You're going to have
to be more specific, son.

Do you know who
Shelburne is, Joe?

Ask me another question.

Do you or do you not
know who Shelburne is?

I'm not going to answer that.

When your father

sent you away, I promised
to look after you,

and that's a promise

I intend to keep.

Oh, yeah,
by lying to me?

No, by containing
this Shelburne thing

before you get caught up in it.

Just be careful.

Always am.

What are you doing
in Japan, Joe?

Hai.

Arigatou gozaimasu.

Have you talked to Joe?

Yeah, he doesn't know
where Hiro is.

You don't believe him?

No, I don't believe him.

All right, okay.

We get an ID
on the vic?

Yeah, his name is Dennis Archer.

.38 we found at the scene
does belong to him.

He bought it two days ago,
illegally,

at a pawnshop.

Of course the gun
was wiped clean.

What was this guy doing
with a gun, anyway?

I don't know, we got a
witness-- says he saw him

at a dive bar asking
about a woman,

some blonde.

Hey, I just spoke to the
victim's wife, Sharon Archer.

She had no idea that her
husband was in Hawaii.

Okay, did she say
whether he was having an affair?

She said their marriage
was good.

Wasn't that good
if she didn't know

he was in Hawaii.

Yeah, he lied.

He said he was at a teacher's
conference in Flagstaff.

Okay, this guy--

listen,
he, uh, has

no record, completely clean,
not even a traffic ticket.

Yeah, but I ran
his financials

and it turns out

he drained his entire savings
account-- nearly $50,000.

Well, that's good.

When?
Three days

after he arrived.

He also rented a
car and took a room

at the Sand Dollar Hotel.

Thank you.

Hey, hey.

What do you got?

Looks like our
mystery woman.

Rafe Tong
said our vic

was looking for a
blonde woman, right?

- Who's the guy?
- I don't know.

Could be our killer.

Okay, so, this
guy, uh, lies

to his we, right, gets on
a plane, comes to Hawaii,

meets a girl,
and he falls in love.

What do you think?

I think you're right.

Then he drains his bank account,

promises her
"we're going to disappear,"

then he finds out
the whole thing's a scam,

loses his mind.

Then he winds up shot and left
for dead

in an abandoned bunker.

I got a receipt
for a luggage shop.

Looks like this guy bought
a Halliburton case.

I don't see one here.

Well, maybe he used it
to store the 50 grand.

HPD! Show us your hands!

McGarrett.

Captain Fryer, what
are you doing here?

You tell me, man.

Huh, we're working a case.

I'm working a case, too.

You're working a case?

Yeah.

See, this whole time,
I think that the promotion

to Chief of Detectives
is a desk jockey job.

No, Chief of Ds should be out in
the field catching cases, okay?

I'm old-school like that.

Okay, good, well, this is
our catch and it's our case.

- You got it?
- This is my Jane Doe.

- What are you talking about, huh?
- This is mine.

I found her body
in the trunk of a car

rented by some guy
named Dennis Archer.

I traced the card he used
to rent the car to this room.

And here we are.

Yeah, I know, here you are
doing what exactly?

We're working
the Dennis Archer case.

The Dennis Archer case?

Okay, we found his body--
he was shot and left for dead

in a bunker outside
of Pearl City.

He's at the hospital
in a coma right now.

- He's in a coma?
- Yes, coma.

He's in a coma.

Last I checked,
homicide takes precedence

over attempted homicide.

What are you
talking about?

Okay, hold on, all right, look,
you got a case, we got a case.

He's right.

Let's let bygones
be bygones,

pool our resources,
and work this case together.

Okay, fine.

All right, good,
all right, this is nice.

Maybe you guys want
to hug it out a little bit,

fist-bump, something like that.

Um, no.

Let's just work
the case, okay?

All right, come on.

All right,
so what was the caliber

of the gun
she was killed with?

- .38.
- That's same gun

used in both shootings.

Look, all I got

is my Jane Doe in a car rented
by your victim, that's it.

- You find anything in the car?
- Uh, initial search turned up zip.

You got any indication
how your vic met my Jane Doe?

No, but we got a couple witnesses,
say they saw him looking

all over the place for a woman
who fits her description.

Yeah, he found her
all right, didn't he?

Hey, he's a mild-mannered
schoolteacher, not some killer.

Okay, first thing
we need to do

is ID your Jane Doe
and find out

what her connection
was to Dennis Archer.

I know where to start.

She worked at the
Paradise Cove Luau.

Really?

How do you know that?

How do I know?
Chief of Detectives,

look at the photo
of your Jane Doe.

She's wearing their uniform,
you see?

I know that 'cause
I went there

a couple of weeks ago for
umbrella drinks with Joe.

He likes
umbrella drinks.

Good times.

Put your grass skirt on,
partner, we got work to do.

Hey, good afternoon.

Hey.

How you doing?

Good.

You the manager here?

I am.

We're not open yet.

Captain Fryer with HPD.
Steve McGarrett, Five-O.

How can I help you?

Just gonna ask you
a couple of questions, okay?

The girl in the photo right
here, you seen her before?

Yeah, that's Bridgett Turner.

Bridgett Turner.
She work here?

Part-time as a waitress.
I assumed she quit,

'cause she's missed
her last three shifts.

She's dead.

Oh, my God.

The guy.

Look at him.
You know him?

Um...

no, I've never seen him.

Okay, how about this guy,
Dennis Archer?

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah. He crashed
a luau the other night,

looking for Bridgett.
Slugged one of my bouncers,

scared away half the customers.

I stepped in between
and got this.

Really? Let me see that.

Oh, he got you good.

- So, what was it about, the fight?
- I have no idea.

I warned her about getting
too close to the customers.

? ?

So, how long did
you know Bridgett?

- Couple of months.
- Okay, did she

mention any kind of trouble
she was in recently?

Yeah, she was having
money troubles.

Really? Like she
didn't have any?

No. Like her boyfriend-- Shane--
he's a massive loser sponge.

Is this, uh...

is that him?

No, that's not him.

And this photo,
that's just a tourist shot.

See? For five bucks,
you can get

a lei and a photo to show the folks
back on the mainland.

That's nice.
Think I could get one?

Yeah, for...

five dollars.
- For five dollars, right. Okay.

What about Shane?
Tell me about him.

He was jealous,
and he had a temper.

He didn't like her flirting
with the tourists, and like I said,

he was always taking her money.

Well, he sounds
like a nice guy.

- You know where I could find him?
- Beach shack over in Kaelaeloa.

Bridgett lost her apartment
and had to move in with him.

Would you have an address
on the beach shack?

Shane! Five-O! Open up!

- Anybody else here?
- No.

- You sure?
- Yeah, dude.

Clear.

Clear.

All right, listen, I'm gonna
cut you free, all right?

Don't move.

Who tied you up
like this?

Some guy.

He took Bridgett.

Look at this.

Hey! This the guy?

That's him. That's the guy
who took Bridgett.

He had a gun,
and when I tried

to stop him, he fired and killed
my favorite beer mirror, man.

Huh?

Hey. You listen up,

you piece of garbage!

Somebody shot Bridgett

and stuffed her body
in the trunk of a car

and you're worried about
a beer mirror?

It wasn't me, man.
I was tied up!

You know what I think it is?

I think you were trying
to run a little scam

on this guy
and it backfired, right?

- Scam?
- Yeah.

He shot my beer mirror, dude!

- Your girlfriend's dead, all right?!
- Ow! Hey!

Now, one more word

out of you
about your misfortunes,

and I guarantee you're gonna be
picking your teeth up off this floor, okay?

What?

Why don't you let us have a
little chat with him, okay?

I got it. Um,

what happened after he, uh...

killed your beer mirror?

I went... to grab the phone,

and he hit me and
grabbed Bridgett.

I tried to get up
and he clocked me again,

and I was, like, out.

Let me get this straight--
some guy breaks in here last night,

kidnaps your girlfriend, you don't
know anything about it, nothing?

He knew Bridgett.

What do you mean?
Why do you say that?

He kept saying that
she was lying to him.

- She was lying to him about what?
- I don't know, but she was getting texts,

and she was saying that

- she was at work when she wasn't.
- What do you got?

Got her cell phone.

It's broke.

All right, get it
back to the lab,

pull the information off

and maybe we'll find out
who Bridgett was texting, huh?

What'd you get
on Bridgett Turner?

Well, turns out she's clean-- she
dropped out of the drama program

at UH, worked odd jobs
here and there.

You find anything in the
hotel security footage?

I did.
Looks like Archer

had one visitor;
this was two days ago.

All right. And there's
our Halliburton case,

full of his life savings,
no doubt.

And later on...

Bridgett shows up.

Some kind of exchange.

Mm-hmm.

All right, not for nothing, but they
don't look like a couple to me.

Exactly. They're not.

I mean, the way he greets her,
lack of intimacy--

this definitely
was a business deal.

Question is: What was he buying?
Right.

Ransom. Blackmail payment.

- For what?
- Well, he was there for over six hours,

so whatever it was never came.

So he buys a gun
and goes looking?

Yeah?

All right. All right,
we're on the way.

Hey, Dennis Archer's wife has
just landed at the hospital.

- Okay.
- Let's go.

Ma'am, have you spoken
with the doctors?

He's still in a coma, but they
said he's lucky to be alive.

Okay, um,
your husband

was here, um,
looking for... this woman.

Her name is
Bridgett Turner.

It was taken
at a Luau recently.

Oh, my God.

What?

What? Do you know her?

That... that's my son.

What? That's your son?

Sean.

Okay, we're gonna need
to talk to him ma'am.

That's impossible.

Excuse me?
Why is that impossible?

My son was murdered

over two years ago.

They found Sean's car
abandoned on the freeway.

There were signs of foul play...

and we searched
and searched, and...

we never found his body.

The police have

any leads or any motive, anything?
- No.

They said it was random,
just one of those things.

Okay. Is that why your
husband came to Hawaii,

to look for your son?

Well, if it was,
he didn't tell me.

We... we offered

a-a reward;
we set up a Web site

for any information from anybody
that knew what happened to Sean.

Web site?

Your husband's idea?

No. It was both
of ours at first.

And, uh, people
would give us tips

that they'd seen him
in Bali or Atlanta

and they just...
turned out to be lies.

Yeah.
But, um,

your husband, he still believed?

Yeah, quietly, yes.

He... he didn't talk
to me about it,

because he knew
that it upset me.

It was easier just...

just to believe he was dead.

I know that sounds horrible,
it's just...

it's just the truth.

I understand.

Listen, did your husband
get a tip

that Sean was in Hawaii,
is that what happened?

Is that why he
came out here?

If he did, it would
be on the Web site.

Um, we're gonna need
that Web address, ma'am,

and any passcodes
to any chat rooms, okay?

Okay.

Is it possible that, um...

that my son still
could be alive?

We certainly hope so,
and we're gonna do everything we can

to find out.

Absolutely.

Excuse me, Sharon,
could I take

a look at that again?

Thank you.

Excuse me.

What do you got?

We got to get this
analyzed by SIS. Look.

- What?
- Something's off with the lighting.

Looks like the sun's
coming from two places.

Yeah, you're right.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Did you find anything
on the Web site?

Actually, we just finished

going through the tip-line
and e-mail logs.

A week before Dennis Archer
came to Hawaii,

he got an e-mail
from Bridgett Turner,

and she claimed to have met

his son Sean
and that he was living

- under an assumed name.
- Okay.

Let me guess, she sent
the photo as proof.

Right. Then there's this.

"Sean is in trouble with
the Kapu, a local surf gang.

"He owes them money,
and I'm afraid

something bad has happened to him."
- Yes, in subsequent

e-mails, Bridgett said that
the Kapu had taken Sean

and that they
were demanding money.

So the old man hops
the first plane,

drains his account to
ransom his son back.

Yeah. So maybe Sean Archer
has something to hide from

back on the mainland.

He gets involved with
this Bridgett girl,

he goes back to his old ways and
gets in trouble with the Kapu.

Let's go talk to the Kapu.

Okay. But we can't go
at these guys head-on.

We got to go through
Kawika, their leader.

I got a badge says I can do
whatever I want.

I got all night, man.

Bring it.

You threatening me?

- I want my call.
- No.

You ain't getting a call.

You ain't getting nothin'.

Unless you talk to me.

Where is Sean Archer?

Hey.

What the hell
you doing?

I'm in the middle
of interrogating here.

Yeah, well,
we did it your way.

- Now it's my turn.
- Wow.

Really? Is that so?

He's not gonna
give you anything.

Right, Kawika?

True that.

You're kidding.

Okay, look,
you got five minutes, Kono.

Not six.

Five.

I'm sorry about
Captain Fryer, Kawika.

You're free to go.

What's the catch?

Have you seen
these folks before?

Look, I'll tell you
like I told that cop.

I was at a Mauli Ola
event all week.

Okay, but...

so no?

That's that girl
that got killed.

She worked at
the Paradise Cove Luau,

right?
- Yeah. You know her?

No.

But I know there's some
shady stuff going on down there.

Scamming tourists,
stuff like that.

Hey, this whole thing's a scam.

What do you mean?

The photo Bridgett
sent of Sean?

She used a photo
from the Web site to make it.

It's a fake.

Let's see what you got.

Questioned Documents confirmed
it's the same photo.

So somebody manipulated it
and grafted it onto

a tourist shop from the luau--
Chin's working on

who sent it.
- Okay, but we still don't know

if Sean is alive or dead.

Right. And I'm
guessing Bridgett

and whoever
she was working for

doesn't, either.
And the Web site

provided all the
info they needed.

Right.
They preyed on their hope.

Hey. I managed to reconstruct
Bridgett's cell phone

and traced the photo
she sent to the Web site.

Looks like it was e-mailed
to her phone.

Bridgett's accomplice
then doctored the photo

and had her make contact

with the family.

Did we trace the I.P. address?

E-mail was sent from a laptop
belonging to Mitch Kolat.

Bridgett's manager
at the luau.

Mm-hmm. Turns out Kolat's
got a record, too.

He did five years for wire fraud

and cyber crimes
on the mainland.

We got our guy.

Five-O!

Hold it right there!

Damn, Kono.

Nice work.

So, we got you

for the murder
of Bridgett Turner

and the attempted murder

of Dennis Archer.

Your plan was to

shoot Bridgett and pin
it on Dennis, right?

I didn't plan
on murdering anybody.

Oh, really?

'Cause we got e-mails
detailing the entire scam,

and that makes it premeditated.

That along with
your previous record, and

you're gonna be inside for the
rest of your natural born life.

That's true, isn't it?

Hey, you do it
for the money?

- Huh?
- Seemed like an easy score.

It was easy, but Archer
figured it out, didn't he?

He figured out
his son wasn't actually alive.

He wouldn't let it go.

He came at me with a gun
demanding to know the truth.

I took it from him,
and I shot him.

Why not?

But what about the girl?

All she had to do
was keep her mouth shut.

All right? He got to her,

she gave me up.

She said she felt bad
about what she had done.

You mean lie to that family

and tell them that their son was
alive? You talking about that?

It's what they wanted to hear.

Yeah? So, how'd
you pick them?

Hmm?

I shared a cell
with this guy in Arizona

who was always
bragging about

all the stuff that he
had gotten away with.

One of them was
this guy he killed.

Hmm.

Sean Archer?

Yeah. He said nobody
had ever solved the crime.

He even told me where
he buried the body.

Why'd he kill him?

For kicks.

I don't know.
The guy's a total psychopath.

That still doesn't explain
why you'd contact the family.

When I got out,
I looked up the murder,

and that's when I saw
the reward they were offering.

Did it ever occur to you

that you might actually
be able to help this family?

- I thought about it.
- Oh, you thought about it.

Yeah, I figured if they were
willing to pay that much

just to find some bones
buried in the desert,

imagine what they'd pay
if they thought

their son was still alive.

So you get Bridgett
to tell the family

the son disappeared
to Hawaii, right?

Yeah. She
needed the money.

I needed a pretty face
to sell the story.

Needy people. I need things,
too. You know what I need?

I need you to tell me

the name of that guy,
you know, in Arizona.

And I need you to tell me

right now.

Yeah, see, I know
I'm going back in, so...

Oh, yeah.

...I don't know why
I'd tell you that name.

I'm no snitch.

Oh, he's no snitch.

He's an honorable guy.

I understand.

But you know, the question
you got to ask yourself is, um,

how are you gonna spend
this life sentence?

Okay? Because if you don't
cooperate with me

right now, right here,
I will call the warden,

and I will have him
enroll your ass

in the psycho
of the week program.

Every week,

you get to-to sample

the prison's finest psychopaths,

gangbangers, sociopaths.

And you get to do it
for the rest...

of your life

until you leave there
in a box.

Richard Lack.

Hmm?

Richard Lack.

Good luck getting him
to confess.

- He's doing double life.
- Really?

Leave that up to me, okay?

And I got some friends
in the FBI.

They're pretty good
at their job.

They'll make it a priority.

Richard Lack--
doing double life

for killing a
family in Arizona.

Did your FBI
friend get Lack

to confirm Kolat's story?

Guy practically
bragged about it.

He'll be tried for the murder
of Sean Archer.

We get the location
of Sean Archer's body?

Oh, we got it all.

The body and the knife he used.

They were also able to pull
Lack's DNA from it, so...

Did he say why he did it?

Yeah. Just that Sean picked him
up hitchhiking, and, uh...

he felt like it.

Hey.

Dennis Archer came out
of his coma.

He's gonna be
asking questions.

Sharon and Dennis Archer deserve
to know the truth

about what happened
to their son.

? ?

? ?

Aloha ke Akua,
me ke aloha pumehana...

By the authority vested in me

as a minister of the gospel
of Iesu Kristo,

according to the laws
of ke Akua

and the beautiful State
of Hawaii.

One in name, one in aim

in a bright,
happy future and destiny.

I now pronounce

that Chin Ho and Malia--
you are husband and wife.

You may kiss
your bride.

Yeah! Yeah!

I promised I wouldn't cry.

Me, too.

What about
that, huh?

They seem happy.

Yeah, they do.

Long time coming.

I know you took my passport.

What were you doing in Japan?

You know what, Joe?
You may as well tell me,

'cause I'm not
gonna give up.

I'm not gonna stop asking.

I was hoping
you wouldn't say that.

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