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I'll be running our new integrated cross -border initiative.

What's it called? Operation Fifth Public Canadian?

Previously on the border.

Dr. Gorman recommends that you see somebody three times a week.

I'm taking her out of the field. That's duty only.

Who's the girl? My daughter.

Don't worry, she's not yours.

We're on the same side here, right?

With all due respect, you were thesis.

Who do you think provides the muscle to protect your fine idea?

Major Mike Kessler, this is Superintendent Maggie Norton,

Customs Security.

You're looking for my customs declaration. It's two bottles of carton

Would you like to come aboard?

Sorry, Major, we're real behind schedule.

We intercepted a radio transmission from the ship four days ago. It came from

one of your crew members.

So? They said you had stowaways on board.

You know, that's unlikely.

We need to search your ship.

Tell me, you got a warrant?

I can get one.

The mission to come aboard is denied.

Hey, hey, Jeff!

Jeff!

Jeff!

Is that your voice?

As you can hear, your message is a bit garbled. Can you tell us what you were

trying to say?

Captain, we find a stowaway on board.

When?

After we leave port.

What happened?

I'm a refugee. I stay in Canada.

You can make a refugee claim.

You'll have to establish that you're at risk of persecution, torture, or

execution if you return to your home country.

Captain know many people.

He want to see me dead.

Did he threaten you?

That's why I jump off ship.

He not want me to talk.

He kill me.

We can help you.

But you need to tell us what happened on that ship.

My wife run in Jakarta.

You helped me bring them to Canada.

Well, our sailor seems pretty clear about what he wants.

Think we're being had?

I don't know. That was one hell of a jump. I think his fear of McKay is real.

Keep talking to him.

See if we can separate FAC from refugee application.

We got grounds for a warrant?

With your charm, what judge could refuse you?

See if Mr. Chong has any friends left in the crew.

Talbot Hatch is open.

Is this the guy giving us a hard time?

Captain Ryan McKay. Born into a prominent military family in San Diego.

Attended Annapolis. Top of his class.

He's a one -man recruiting campaign.

How does a Star Navy captain end up commanding an empty bulk carrier?

Oh, it's like a Grand Prix driver shuttling rental cars.

What's the story on the ship?

The SS Taipei.

Left Jakarta in February, docked in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

Offloaded her cargo, nothing juicy, just refinery equipment.

McKay's taking her back to New York.

She's headed to China early next year.

Looks like she's ready for the scrap heap.

35 million to refurbish, 75 million to build new.

There's gold in them bar rust buckets.

Bound for New York, what's she doing in Halifax?

Oh, it's bad weather.

Took a beating in the storm, had to change course.

Bet McKay wishes he'd limped over the border.

Guy's got a history of bad decisions.

Golden boy went golden gloves.

Bopped a senior officer. Two years in naval prison.

Dishonorable discharge.

Blew town the day he was released.

Resurfaces as a freighter, Captain.

Yep.

No record on how he spent the ten years in between.

How much clearer can I be?

The ship's caught up with them. Get this resolved.

Is that everyone?

29 for members accounted for.

Thanks, Sergeant. We'll take it from here. Major?

Captain?

You want a warrant?

You've come far off base with us.

There's still ways. Where are they?

Is that the angle Sam's using on you?

You doing anything to get out of Jakarta?

Maggie, bring Mr. Chong aboard, would you?

Laos, Cambodia, Thailand.

Never stays too long with any one company. He's always on different ships.

Fights with customs brokers, harbor masters.

How did this guy keep working?

See what you can find out about the in -between years.

Agent LaGuardia, as I said, Major Kessler isn't here right now.

Where is he? I don't know.

Can I help you, Special Agent LaGuardia?

Who's that?

I need to speak to the Major.

He's in the field. I have acting command.

What field might that be?

That information is classified.

Really? Because Major Kessler and I had a meeting.

What is so damn important that he couldn't pick up a phone and reschedule?

lunch with Bin Laden? Or drinks with Kim Jong -il?

Right, okay.

You gotta go.

Cool, I'll be here.

You need me.

I saw the radio transmission from the sailor.

The captain's an American citizen.

You know what our northern friends are like. We don't want them tangled up in

red tape.

Was he involved?

On my way.

If you have nothing to hide by the threat, I'm impressed.

You don't have to speak Mandarin to recognize that.

Just show us where the stowaways are hidden.

And you're coming with us. Can I borrow your cuffs, please?

Let's go.

Does anyone

ever clean this place?

We had a woman come in once a week, but she couldn't handle the commute.

In there? Yeah.

They're right here.

This has been fun.

Really, it has.

Now, get the hell off my ship.

What do we got on Sam Kong?

He and the king sailed together for the past three years.

Born in China, moved to Indonesia in 79.

He's got a wife and two kids in Jakarta.

Well, it could be just the working stuff, looking for a new life in Canada.

He grew up in the Malacca Straits. What are you getting at?

Yo -ho -ho and a big fracking machete. It's not all wooden legs and parrots

it used to be.

What, you think he's a pirate?

Yar!

We were behind schedule when we got here. We're way behind now. The rest is

money.

We can work together on this. It could take two hours. We can butt heads. It'll

take two weeks.

I prefer the two -minute option.

Tell me where the stowaways are hidden.

You're going to have to ask Sam that, Major, because they're a figment of his

imagination.

You're going to regret this.

Let me know when you're ready to level with me.

Sam is having a bad day. Well, if he's playing us, his day's about to get a

whole lot worse.

You think he's lying?

Working conditions aren't to his liking.

He has a score to settle with the captain.

He and his wife always wanted to come to Canada.

Let's try and speed things up. I don't want to spend any more time on this

than I have to. Right. Okay, let's go.

Come on.

Hey, nice to see you back.

Thanks.

Everyone watching me, waiting for me to screw up?

Hey, it beats the desk, right?

Sergeant Ranney, Jackson.

We've got the captain's word against Sam. One of these guys is lying. I want

turn the ship inside out. Well, what exactly are we looking for?

Stowaways, bodies, any evidence of criminal activity.

And what if we don't find anything?

Why don't we go home and leave Sam to argue his refugee claim with the locals?

Imagine being stuck on this gal for one. Like I'm not.

Thought you'd already been there.

Sensitivity knows no bounds.

How do people live like this?

There's no landlord, no junk mail.

Freedom and adventure on the high seas.

Why do I feel a song coming on?

I don't know there are doorways on ship until we are two days at sea.

Out of Port Harcourt?

Nigeria, yes.

You found a doorway?

Captain told me he say company not like doorway make us pay big fine,

$20 ,000 each.

So what happened?

Yeah, Captain order me to kill them.

You sure you don't miss that nice, clean desk of yours?

Not even a little.

What's that?

Uh, it's probably a rat.

Saw one the size of a raccoon back there.

I'll look over here.

Captain, he, he, uh, ordered me to bring a doorway food, a heat drug.

in it to make them sleep.

Easier to throw them overboard if they're unconscious?

Yes. The captain tell me, make sure they eat.

The father,

mother.

Two children.

A boy and a girl.

They were children?

Captain, now tell me this.

I have wife and children.

What did you do?

I tell Captain, leave them alone.

Later that night, I'm on a night watch.

I see him. They were chained.

The woman, she hide there.

I do not know if she is sleeping or dead.

Take me.

My wife will cause you no trouble. We have children and me and your mother.

I see Captain.

Roll him over.

What happened to the kids?

I run back to cabin.

I take them away. I hide them so he never find them. I send a radio message.

Where are the kids now?

I don't know.

You drug them that night?

No, no. Captain put something in the food.

They eat.

I do not know what to do.

And then they just disappeared.

How did two drug children keep themselves hidden?

I don't know.

I think, I think Captain find them.

Maybe he killed them.

Why would Sam Hyde dive off of a ship if he had nothing to hide?

I didn't hire him for his brains.

Don't you people up here have terrorists to track, huh? Keep him, keep Sam, keep

him. Do whatever the hell it is you do up here with wannabe refugees in Canada.

Just give me back my crew, Major.

Let me get the hell out of here.

I'm not the one making this difficult, Captain.

This is right up there with cleaning out my hockey bag.

You hate anything that doesn't include an adrenaline rush.

Hey, you didn't see the size of that rat back there. My adrenaline rushed

plenty. I hope we don't find anything.

Definitely no place for kids.

Gray?

You got something?

Agent Lagarda, Homeland Security.

It's all right. You can come aboard.

Major. To what do we owe the pleasure?

I understand you're holding an American citizen.

You came a thousand miles to say that?

Just making sure his rights are being protected.

What's he being charged with? We're in the middle of an investigation.

He hasn't been charged with anything.

He's been accused of two murders, possibly four.

Accused? By whom?

I'll be right down.

Excuse me.

It's okay. We're here to help you.

Doctor will be here soon.

He's got a fever.

She won't stop shivering.

Did either of them say anything when you found them?

We're barely conscious. We don't even know what language they speak.

ID? All they've got are the clothes they're wearing.

Someone just threw them down there and left them to die.

They could have been drugged.

Completely dehydrated. Probably haven't eaten for days.

I've got to get some fluids into them.

Okay, do your best until the doctor gets here.

Gray?

Bleeding.

Ladies and gentlemen, the secretary now.

Special Agent Bianca Lagarda.

Homeland Security.

I'm here on your behalf.

Good. Get rid of these things and put me back in charge of my ship.

They found children.

Did you know about them?

No.

The garden.

It's Cuban, right?

American.

I left Cuba in 1980.

Mariel, I pulled a bunch of your folks out of...

The water at Key West. Maybe we met.

Not unless you were a fisherman out of Miami.

There was one little girl I rescued. She looked just like you.

Hope she's done as well for herself as you have.

You can save the charm, Captain.

I've been tasked to get you out of here.

Why are the handcuffs really necessary?

Those kids are in pretty rough shape. They would have been dead by tomorrow.

You have no proof.

What, he just assigned who was guilty and lock them up?

Bonus points if he's an American?

Right?

Did you drop the kids like you did the parents?

You know, I'll let you in on a little secret, Major. Maybe it'll help you,

it won't. I don't know.

But just because you're the captain of a ship doesn't mean you know anything

that happens on board.

We'll see what the kids have to say.

You know, people stash their kids on ships all the time.

Bring them to America.

Give them a better life.

Great, so I'm on board.

Only Nigerian contact I have. That nice man who wants my account number so he

can return that stolen money to its rightful heir.

I might know someone I can call.

So FISA sparked you in Nigeria?

In the neighborhood.

That would have been, what, the 90s?

Around then.

Congo?

What, Sierra Leone?

Ivory Coast?

Ethiopia, Eritrea. Okay.

Oh, not Guinea.

Come on, give me a break.

The guys I used to know are in Nigeria now.

We'll see what I can find out.

He was our man in Africa.

Yeah, as far as I got to.

Jesus, wait outside.

How long have they been like this?

We just found them.

Let me abort it in Nigeria. We're not sure.

You think they're contagious?

Well, I haven't examined them yet, have I?

Were they conscious when you found them?

Barely. It's the first time she spoke.

Let's keep physical contact to a minimum.

These kids are very ill.

Get out of here, now!

How'd he do?

She was terrified when she saw him.

Then you have your answer, Major.

I'm not done yet.

You said the girl was scared to death.

It's only half the story. See how she feels about your friend.

I told you to get out!

That was fun.

You want to tell her, should I?

That girl took one look at me and reached out like I was a guardian angel.

Congratulations.

Looks like your impromptu line -up worked.

Remember when we said one of these guys was lying? Yeah.

Well, we were wrong. They both are.

Anything you can find out, family history, medical records, point of

that would certainly help.

We don't even know their name.

What is that?

High fever, fatigue, severe joint pain and internal bleeding. They're all

consistent with viral hemorrhagic fevers.

Best case scenario, Lassa fever.

Or maybe dengue.

Worst case?

We won't know what we're dealing with until we get the results back from the

in Winnipeg.

These kids are in pain.

I can bring in IVs and oxygen, but I can't give them intermuscular injections

aspirin because of the bleeding.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Where are you going?

To call my team.

No one in or out.

What's the worst case here?

Ebola.

Or something new.

If you saved the girl's life, why was she afraid of you?

Sleeping when I hide there.

Never see me.

That's why she's scared to not know me.

Why wasn't she scared of the captain?

Don't know.

Well, Major?

Return to crew.

Let the captain get back to work.

Why don't we let you get back to work? I'll keep you posted if anything

concerning your security comes up.

I'll decide what concerns your security, Major.

The doctor thinks the kids are contagious.

Boat's quarantined. Nobody leaves.

Hey, Andre.

Our African language specialist says she's speaking Yoruba.

Get a translation yet?

Yes. Mama, the dog, mama.

Where's my mama? Get away from us. You stay away. Any clues for the accent?

Best guess, somewhere along the Niger Delta.

Yeah, 250 dialects in an area the size of New Brunswick. Well, smaller than New

Brunswick, actually.

If it's Niger Delta, I may have a lead on the kid's father.

The Ogani rebel leader?

He was mobilizing resistance to the oil companies.

Word is they put a price on his head in Port Harcourt.

So the guy goes into hiding. I mean, that doesn't mean he's guinea dipping in

the Atlantic.

Tumble's family is missing too.

Nine -year -old girl, eight -year -old boy.

Oh, man.

That's way past coincidence.

How are the children?

Been taken care of.

How did that little girl know you?

I don't know, maybe a reminder of somebody.

If you knew there was still a way somewhere, why'd you lie?

I'm trying to help you out here, give you the benefit of the doubt.

Tell me, Andrew Casson, what you told me.

Two days out of port, I couldn't sleep. I got up, took a turn on deck.

Sam was there.

I was pushing something overboard. I thought it was garbage.

And I realized it was a body.

Get the hell away from those kids.

That's why he jumped ship.

He knew I was going to turn him over.

Why not arrest him? Throw him in the brig?

You see Newtney on the bounty major?

Sam's my first mate. I had no idea who he was without him.

Why would Sam want to throw a family overboard?

I don't know. You're going to have to ask him. I'm asking you.

Just maybe they made the mistake of paying the full amount up front.

If you knew Sam killed two people, why not lead with that? I was waiting in the

dock in New York to report it.

I didn't want to end up here with you, Major Kessler.

Who are they? The Stoics?

I have no idea. I never saw them until that night.

You saved their lives.

You didn't talk to them.

They were drugged.

I didn't know they were sick, and I hid them.

So that Sam and the rest of my crew couldn't find them.

Major, he saved their lives.

It seems to me the man you should be arresting is Sam.

I know what you're trying to believe, Major. It's the poor Asian who's the bad

guy, and this is not the privileged white guy.

You've got to be pretty hard on that bleeding heart of yours.

I see our hearts and water boiling.

I see our men and women hungry.

I see our children begging for food or being recruited to kill. We must give

them another choice.

The oil company tells us that we will have roads and

hospitals. Nigeria was once poised to become an African superpower.

It had independence, stability, enough natural resources to make its people

rich. We must take back our land and our water.

Now it's one of the poorest countries on Earth.

I gotta get our oil from somewhere.

Check your email. A friend of a friend said he'd send us something.

You gave them my email?

Hey,

it's back away.

Nobody touches the girls but me.

Sorry.

Didn't you say your friend was a Nigerian?

I didn't.

Son is Kunle, and the daughter is Titi.

No way he'd leave without them.

Gray, I've got something I need to take a look at.

It's them.

Kunle and Titi Matumbo.

They look happy. Their father took on the oil companies in Nigeria.

Kunle and Titi.

What are we going to tell them when they wake up?

If they wake up.

You couldn't have stayed on desk duty one more week, eh, Harani?

Who would keep you company for your last hours on Earth?

This isn't exactly how I figured I'm going out.

Let me guess.

A hail of bullets.

Sounds about right.

What about you? Bungee jumping?

Skydiving? I actually thought I'd have a life first.

Get married, have kids.

Golden retriever?

Cocker spaniel.

Tell anyone and I'll punch you in the throat.

Ten up is enough.

Are you going to remove these cuffs or should I find a bowl cutter?

Hey, boss.

304.

That's Virginia, isn't it?

It certainly is.

Yeah?

Hello? Any instructions for McKay?

Do you know who that was?

You better answer that. He sounded pretty upset.

Who's McKay and why is he speaking to Langley? Great, thanks.

And let the calls come in.

Two days out of port.

Must be when McKay goes marching on.

Blades raised a call.

Blocked number out of an exchange from Langley, Virginia.

Langley. You're lying.

Give it to me straight or I'm out of here.

Captain McKay.

You're a company man.

The tumbo's getting too popular, making multinationals nervous. Your government

decides to help out their pals.

You missed your calling, Major.

You should have been a fiction writer.

Two days out of Port Harcourt, McCaggis had called from his handler.

The tumbo disappears, problem solved.

Show me the evidence.

Only they don't count on Sam jumping ship.

Now the folks at Langley need your help to escort the captain home.

You got nothing.

We'll let the Canadian courts decide that.

Andrew Mutombo has orchestrated numerous attacks against U .S. oil companies in

Nigeria. He was a known terrorist.

Your government is big on that word these days.

What should I call him?

His militants abducted oil workers, ran their speedboats into a compound, and

killed six people. There's absolutely no evidence to connect Mutombo to those

events. Four of those people were U .S. citizens.

Why kill him?

Why not just arrest him in New York?

Was the company worried that an arrest would only help publicize Mutombo's

cause?

It's the best for everyone concerned that he and his family just disappear.

For all we know, the Mutombos are alive and well.

We're past that, Captain.

Thank you.

We'll be pressing charges.

This will never make it to a Canadian court.

Yes, it will.

And I can't wait to see you try to update. I was just following orders

If I did take the stand, it's just the importance of stopping dangerous

terrorists.

Mother and father are dead.

That's murder.

Captain.

Cut the bullshit, Captain.

I need to know the whole story.

The company sent Mutombo into hiding with a story that he was going to be

killed, and they put him onto my ship.

You got paid to kill them.

I didn't know he was going to bring his whole family.

I don't kill kids.

No.

Just orphan them.

Oh, look at you, all puffed up with your self -righteousness. I bet you think

you still can tell right from wrong.

Seems pretty clear to me now.

Keep the oil flowing out of Africa.

At any cost.

I don't do politics. I do my job. We both work for the same boss.

No.

You're wrong.

I protect the safety, security, and freedom of the American people.

Not the economic interest of oil companies.

Don't kid yourself.

We both work for big oil.

We all do.

Titi's alert. She remembers what happened.

I'll put her on.

Go ahead, Titi.

Tell us everything you remember from that night.

I was with my family.

We were very sleepy after we ate out of food.

Mama tucked me in.

She seemed sad.

Look after your little brother.

Always remember your father is a great

man.

I fell asleep.

When I woke up, we were outside.

I couldn't see Mama and Papa.

That bad man was there.

He tried to grab Kool -Aid.

The white man saved us.

He hid us from the bad man.

He wouldn't find us.

Do you remember what happened after that?

I feel like sleep again.

Then I saw him.

Look, Mama and Papa.

Could you give us a moment, please?

Sure. Thank you.

So what are we doing?

We?

You will be arrested.

You will remain briefly in Canadian custody, and you will be extradited.

Prison?

No way.

We're not going to make a double murder charge disappear.

Listen to me, Agent Lagarde.

The company might have recruited me in jail, but I don't plan on ending up

there.

I might get bored.

I've done a lot of work for the company over these years. You understand me?

Really?

You would betray the safety of the United States to save your own skin.

No, but you get me out of these cuffs, and you give me a five -minute head

start, and I'll disappear.

What are you doing? She asked me to step out.

Date's gone.

Get the word out. He's presumed armed and dangerous.

Suspect at large.

30 alpha, 10 -30 echo.

I can't do that.

I'm going up that hatch, baby.

It's her back from Winnipeg.

It's Maggie Fever.

The fatality rate is less than 10%. I've lifted the quarantine, and we'll

transfer them to the hospital.

Hospital? It's okay. We're going to go with you.

So how do you figure this is going to play in Virginia?

Like it always does.

Denial of distance.

Rogue soldier acting alone.

We'll make arrangements to ship the body home Were you just following orders

back there?

What do you mean?

You know exactly what I mean You might want to thank me for saving your life

Or maybe some other time

Matumbo's followers reacting to his death.

This guy seems to be the man of the hour.

Jackie O 'Ganvey.

You know him?

Textbook sociopath.

They're gonna wish they never got rid of Matumbo.

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