All language subtitles for Hawaii 5-O s11e14 The Meighan Conspiracy.eng

[SCREAMS]

What brings you around, McGarrett?

I wanted to know where I could find

the government inspector
on that plaza job.

Government inspector?

- What're you looking for, Steve?
- Oh, a pattern. Anything, Danno.

You still think he's a pussycat?

Why? Are you worried?

Well, he's dug up an awful lot
of evidence in such a shod time.

What are you suggesting,
that Meighan is involved?

McGARRETT: I'm not suggesting
anything yet, governor.

But I'm not totally convinced
that Meighan is purely a philanthropist.

DOHENI:
Morning, Henry.

Morning.

Mrs. Tanaka, I've got
some documents to put in the vault.

- At the opening.
- Yes, Mr. Doheni.

Okay.

Here we are.

They go in the bank files,
Mrs- Tanaka-

[TANAKA SCREAMING]

Oh, my God.

That's impossible.

Impossible.

How could anyone
have got in here?

The alarm. Set off the alarm.

McGARRETT: And we need those
estimates by the end of the week.

Now, I realize that working on budgets
is not your forte, gentlemen, but--

[PHONE RINGS]

- McGarrett.
- I've, uh, just talked to Monty Doheni

at the First Security of Oahu.
You bank there, don't you?

- Yes.
- Well, give him a call right away.

- Can you tell me anything--
- Well, I don't know the details.

But he sounded pretty hysterical.
Go help him out, wit! you?

Steve, I've gotta run. I'm running late
for one of my dedications.

Uh, if you get a chance,
come on over.

It's that new shopping center
on Wapahanu Way.

Very well, sir.

Help Doheni out?

That's a first.

Luana, uh, get me
the First Security Bank, please?

LUANA [OVER INTERCOM]:
Mr. Doheni's on the phone now.

- Mr. Doheni is calling me?
- Yes, sir.

- What line?
- He's on line one.

- Put him on speaker.
- Yes, sir.

Hello, Mr. Doheni.
I was just about to call you.

What's the matter? Am I overdrawn?

No, the bank is, Mr. McGarrett.

And it could amount to millions.

Of course, there's no way of knowing
what was in the safety-deposit boxes

until we get
an inventory from our clientele.

It happened some time between closing
last night and opening this morning.

Hold-up or break-in?

Well, not really a break-in.

How could it be a break-in
when the vault wasn't broken into?

It was sealed this morning,
as normal.

As always.

Nothing was disturbed.
But when we opened it up...

Invading your bailiwick, Sullivan?

SULLIVAN:
What brings you here?

The governor asked me
to take a look.

SULLIVAN:
I sure hope it's a good one.

You see? You see?
What happened couldn't happen.

It was an impossible break-in.

Nothing in and around this vault
was touched

except the safety security boxes.

Everything's totally automatic,

the time lock,
the automatic alarm system...

how many people knew
the combination?

Only three, McGarrett.
We're sweating them now.

Besides, it's a time lock,
Mr. McGarrett.

It can only be opened
at a previously determined hour.

And you've looked this vault
over carefully, hm?

Not a crack, not a cranny,
not a scratch

on the walls,
the floors, the ceiling.

The interior of this vault
is sealed up tight.

There's no question about it.

[TAPS FOOT]

What's under here?

Eight solid feet
of steel-reinforced concrete.

This whole unit is surrounded
with steel and concrete.

Part of the original specifications
of the FDIC.

Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation regulations.

They make a final inspection too.

Well, somebody knew something
we don't know.

I'd like to talk to the builder.

And you can, Mr. McGarrett.

He's just finished another
shopping center on Wapahanu Way.

- Today's the official opening.
- Oh, yeah.

That must be where the governor is.
I'll drop by there.

You wanna join me, Sully?

No, thanks.
I've gotta check with Washington.

Be interested in anything
you find out though.

McGARRETT:
You bet. We'll keep in touch.

Danno, Duke.

I'd like you to look into the electronic
gear. Safety alarms, time clocks.

I want to know all about them. how
they work, features, everything. Huh?

Right.

I just can't believe it.

But obviously someone got in
and out of that vault.

They sure did, Mr. Doheni.

But not obviously.

[CROWD APPLAUDING]

I want to
thank all of you for coming here today,

and sharing with me the opening of
this magnificent new shopping center.

It's a symbol of the growth of our state
and the health of our economy.

And a tribute to the man whose vision,
foresight,

and faith made it all a reality.

I refer to Matthew Meighan

not only, uh, an eminently
successful builder and developer

but a great civic leader

and philanthropist.

He built and donated the HCH,
the Handicapped Children's Hospital

and he's one of its patron founders.

Mr. Matthew Meighan.

[CROWD APPLAUDING]

[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

Ladies and gentlemen,

thank you.

Now, just briefly

I'm just a businessman.

But I think that Hawaii

is going to be
the greatest State in the Union.

I just want to take advantage of that.

The Wapahanu Shopping
Center here...

...is the largest, most modern facility
of its kind in the Islands.

It's built to serve you.

I'm just looking forward
to letting it serve all of us.

Thank you.

[CROWD APPLAUDING]

Governor.

Thank you.

Have you met Steve McGarrett?

No, I haven't had the pleasure.

Steve, I thought that you'd be
at the, uh, Plaza Mall bank.

Just came from there.

Steve McGarrett, head of
Hawaii Five-0, Matthew Meighan.

- Pleased to meet you.
- My pleasure, Mr. Meighan.

Matthew, uh, how long will
you be staying on the island?

Oh, a couple of more days,
I think, governor.

I've got some things
to clean up here,

and then Dede and I are gonna go off
to the Caribbean for a vacation.

Well, if I don't see you again
before you leave,

you and Dede have a great trip.

Thank you.

Mr. Meighan, I just came from the other
shopping center you built, on Oahu.

- Oh, you were at the plaza?
- Yeah.

Distressing business
about that bank robbery, isn't it?

- Very.
- I just heard the early reports

on the car radio.

Well, it sounds like
an inside job to me.

Why do you say that?

Well, because I built it, McGarrett.

I designed that entire complex,

including the steel-laced concrete
nesting site for that bank vault.

I guarantee you
nobody could break into that

from the outside
without leaving it a shambles.

So that's my impression too,
Mr. Meighan.

If you could spare a few moments,
I'd like a word with you about it.

What's on your mind?

I thought a look
at the construction plans

Might offer a clue as to the break-in.

- I've got a meeting coming up--
- it'll take a moment.

All right, um...

I don't have the original
plaza blueprints here, McGarrett.

They're in my office
in San Francisco.

But the prints
of the present construction

are exactly the same as far as
the bank is concerned.

Would you excuse us a minute,
Brooks?

Here.

You'll notice that this concrete trough
is laced with steel rods eight feet deep.

And what is this?

That's the laced concrete extending
the periphery of the vault, eight feet.

That's FDIC specifications.

[CHUCKLES]

Amazing, isn't it?

Despite all these safeguards,
all these precautions,

some gentleman comes along
and figures out a way to rip it off.

Well...

Maybe this will be another one of those
unsolved crimes, eh, McGarrett?

It's always a challenge
in law enforcement, Mr. Meighan.

The criminal takes a step,
the law follows.

It goes on like that for awhile,
but sooner or later the law catches up.

- For which we all must be grateful.
- Yes. Well, thank you for your help.

Not at all. Any time.
As long as I'm still on the island.

Well, we'll reach you, if we need you.

On or off the island.

DOROTHY:
Hello, darling.

Hey, hey, hey.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

- Where're the boys?
- They're outside waiting.

[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

- You're late.
MATTHEW: Mm.

DOROTHY: What kept you?
- Heh.

I had to straighten out
a Mr. Steve McGarrett.

Interesting chap, but slightly persistent.
Everything okay?

Isn't it always?

Steve McGarrett? Hawaii Five-O?

Yes. He wanted to check out the
construction blueprints for the bank.

I've heard of him.
He can be dangerous.

Ah, he's a pussycat.

Don't you know by now
that our operation is absolutely unique?

It's undetectable. it's foolproof.

What have we here?

How much do you figure, Brooks?

About four to five million.

They'll claim eight to ten
from the insurance companies.

[CHUCKLES]

Too bad. People like that
drive up the insurance rates.

Okay. Close them up.

- Got your reservations?
- Flight 180. 2:40 p.m.

Well, you put this in a safe place.

- A bank, preferably.
- But not just any bank.

Make sure it's one he didn't build.

Brooks and I have a few chores
to finish up here.

We'll see you in San Francisco
over the weekend.

I'll get the car.

Have a nice flight.

BURKE:
Thanks, see you soon.

Darling, what Burke said
about McGarrett?

He could be right.

McGarrett could make a case
against us.

Unless, we go inside

and pull the blinds.

[DOROTHY CHUCKLES]

Steve, I wasn't just
making a political speech

when I said that Meighan was
an outstanding citizen

and a great philanthropist.

Some people said
the same thing about Robin Hood.

I don't understand.

What are you suggesting,
that Meighan is involved?

I'm not suggesting
anything yet, governor.

But I'm not totally convinced
that Meighan is purely a philanthropist.

About that bank robbery,
was he any help to you on that?

No. Not much.

Surely you don't think he knows
something that he isn't telling you.

Governor, I've been around
this old world a long time.

I've seen it all.

I've dealt with saints and sinners,
and there aren't too many saints.

That's why I'm a cop. Everyone's
a suspect until proven otherwise.

Now, I said suspect.

Not to be confused with guilty.

Well, I think
you're wrong about Meighan.

Now, about that
Handicapped Children's Hospital.

It's a charity organization, you know.

If it's for kids,
you'll get my contribution.

But just remember, I'm a public
servant, not a wealthy contractor.

I'll keep that in mind.

Thank you, sir.

DANNY: What'd your
fortune cookie say, Steve?

[McGARRETT CHUCKLES]

McGARRETT: A beautiful blond
will soon complicate your life.

Fat chance.

What did yours say, Danno?

DANNY: Like to trade?
McGARRETT: Maybe.

DANNY: Mine said, "You'll soon
encounter a tall, dark, handsome man".

[ALL LAUGH]

McGARRETT:
Too bad, Danno.

Now, what about
that alarm company?

DANNY: Their equipment is in
95 percent of all new bank buildings.

And they say it's impossible
to bypass the electronic alarm.

McGARRETT:
Impossible, huh?

That's like saying
a building is fire-proof.

Ask the widows of firemen who died
fighting blazes in fire-proof buildings.

Well, it's set up so just
an attempt triggers the alarm.

Any kind of a circuit break, a shut off,
a power failure,

or somebody trying to
bridge the wires,

and the alarm goes off automatically.

Well, what about the three people
who had the combination to the vault?

Sullivan put them through the washing
machine at 180 degree temperature.

They're clean. He says
there's no chance they're involved.

The door's a solid foot of carbon steel,
and the time lock's fail safe.

It's made by a company in Pittsburgh.
I talked to the president.

He said he's sick and tired of trying
to convince everybody

that his lock is fool-proof.

He said it is, period.

"Sick-and-tired of
trying to convince everybody?"

- Is that what he said?
DUKE: Verbatim.

Why? Who else
has he been trying to convince.

Find out, will you, Danno?

DANNY: how many?
- Three.

DANNY:
Well, that makes four banks in all.

I didn't know, Dan.
Not until I called Washington.

It's FBI territory.

I had to get an official reading
on how they felt

about the governor's inviting
Five-0 in on the investigation.

DANNY:
What'd they say?

SULLIVAN:
Heh, take any kind of help I can get.

- Especially Five-0's.
DANNY: Good.

So you're telling me
that over the last four years,

three mainland banks
have been robbed

in similar fashion to the plaza job.

That's right. And on all of them
the books are still open.

No clues.
We covered every angle.

Bank employees, construction,
alarm systems.

Everything checks out
the way it should.

What about the contractors?

Different company every time.

Chicago, Wichita, St. Paul.

Just one similarity.

- All the banks are in shopping centers.
- Yeah?

But that could be coincidental.

Everybody's building
shopping centers now.

- Yeah. Any of the loot turn up?
- Not so far.

There's no way we can trace it.

Thanks, Sully.

- Where are you going now?
- I gotta call Steve.

I'll check with you later.

DANNY [OVER RADIO]:
That's all of it, Steve.

McGARRETT: Danno, call
the local office of the FDIC

and find out who made the
final inspection on the plaza job.

And one more thing. That broker friend
of yours, what's his name?

- Bill Woodrow.
McGARRETT: Pay him a visit

I want to know everything
he knows

about the Bruckmer
Construction Company

Meighan's involved in it

Will do.

WOODROW: Okay. Uh,
Bruckmer Construction Company.

Pacific Counter. No rating.

Capitalized under five million.

1700 stockholders.

Price range last four years was
one and a half to four and a quarter.

Common shares outstanding,
three million.

Preferred none. Home office,
Market Street, San Francisco. More?

What about management?

Uh, let's see. President and
chairman of the board, D.D. Jonas.

Uh, they're builders, developers.

Housing, shopping centers, industrial
complexes. That type of thing.

What's the scam?
Something brewing?

You think I'm gonna let you in
on my inside information?

[CHUCKLES]

You're all heart, Danny.
Heart about as big as a pea.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

Anything about Matthew Meighan,
the board of directors?

Uh... Nope.

- He's supposed to own the company.
- Yeah, well, that can happen.

He can have an ownership interest
without being an officer.

- Really?
- Let's see.

Remember my advice, Danny.

If you wanna be in the
stock market,

be an investor, not a speculator.

As far as the market's concerned,
Bill, I'm just a spectator.

BROOKS: And would you sign
two more, Mrs. Jonas?

Sometimes I think
I need a rubber stamp.

[BROOKS CHUCKLES]

DOROTHY: Where's Matthew?
- At the shop.

- Thank you.
- See you later.

Excuse me.
Have you seen Mr. Meighan?

Yeah, lady.
He was here a few minutes ago.

I think he went inside.

Oh, excuse me. Could you tell me
where I could find Matthew Meighan?

Well, I'm Mrs. Meighan.
May I help you?

How do you do? McGarrett, Five-0.

I'd just like a few words
with your husband, if I may.

Oh, well, he's around somewhere.

Matthew!

MATTHEW:
Dede?

You looking for me?

DOROTHY:
This gentleman would like to see you.

Well, McGarrett.

- Well, I see you've met my wife.
- Just casually.

Well, by all means,
let's make it formally.

Steve McGarrett,
head of Hawaii Five-O.

- Right, McGarrett?
- Right.

Dorothy Meighan,
head of the Meighan family.

- Ah, how do you do?
- Hello.

- Finishing touches, huh?
- Yes. Exactly.

The finishing touches.

What brings you around, McGarrett?

I wanted to know where I could find

the government inspector
on that plaza job.

Government inspector?

Yeah. I understand the FDIC must
give final approval on all bank sites.

McGarrett, how would
I be able to find that man?

I built the plaza over two years ago.
I barely met the man.

Do you happen to recall his name?

Heh, no.

But I would imagine you
or someone on your staff

has contacted the local office
of the FDIC.

What do you want him for anyway?

I'd like to know something
about government inspection process.

Ha, ha, I can tell you this.
It's very thorough.

Thanks, men.

Something's got to be wrong
somewhere, Mr. Meighan.

I just learned there were three
other unsolved bank robberies

similar to the one at the plaza here.

- Three?
- On the mainland.

In shopping centers.

Coincidence, huh?

Does that have
any special significance?

Oh, I'd say so.

All three are still unexplained,
just like the one here.

McGarrett, do you have any idea
how many bank robberies

there are committed
in the United States in one year?

- Over 3000.
- 3296, to be exact.

[DOROTHY & McGARRETT
CHUCKLE]

I'm trying to help reduce
that number.

Well, wish I could help you.

Well, I guess I'll just have to
keep digging then, huh?

- Bye, Mrs. Meighan.
- Bye.

MATTHEW:
McGarrett.

If you need to chat with me again,
I'll be here at least until Tuesday.

How about a farewell dinner with my
lady and me. Say, Monday evening?

Hey, that might be fun.

Eight o'clock. My house.

I'll be there. Thank you.

Why bait him?
Burke said, a dangerous man.

MATTHEW:
Hmm.

And I said a pussycat.

Might be entertaining at that.

For me, sweetheart, not for you.

Well, don't underestimate him, lover.

BROOKS:
Matthew?

Are we ready?

MATTHEW: What about
the sign painter out front?

BROOKS: I sent him home.
- All right. Let's get this done fast.

- Good morning, Luana.
- Morning, Mr. McGarrett.

Duke called from Wichita.
Said he'd try you again in half an hour.

Oh, good. Thank you.

Yeah, Danno? Got something?

Yeah. The federal inspector
on the plaza job.

His name is LeVeque.
He was hard to locate.

- Why?
- He retired a few months ago,

and nobody seems to know
where he's living.

Okay, keep digging, Danno.
You'll find him somewhere.

And I have a feeling
he's living very well.

Oh, uh, there's one more thing.

Find out who inspected those mainland
bank jobs Duke is working on.

And don't be surprised if they're also
a gentlemen of leisure.

[INTERCOM BUZZES]

Yes, Luana?

LUANA:
Duke is calling long distance.

- Line four:
- Oh, good. Put him on.

Hey, Duke? Where are you?

I'm calling from Wichita, Steve.
I've covered all three locations.

Circumstances the same
as at home.

Slightly different layouts
but bank vault interiors

are approximately the same.

Well, that could be
because of government specifications.

I spoke to bank officials
in all three places.

They all say the FBI was thorough
in their investigations.

Electronic gear, safety controls, lab
routines, everything you can think of.

Okay. Bring back photos and a set
of blueprints of each bank vault,

if you can get them. There's got to
be some common denominator.

I wanna know who built
those shopping centers, Duke.

I'm using an instant camera for pictures,
and I have all names and data.

Oh, good, Duke. Good.

Read them to me.

In Chicago,
the Sendrex Development Company

Sendrex? Is that S-E-N-D-R-E-X?

Right.
In Wichita, Wincott Brothers.

- You're finally ready to invest?
DANNY: Not quite, Bill.

- I need some more information first.
- Go for it.

Where did you get the dope on the
Bruckmer Construction Company?

Uh, Corporate Directory. Otherwise
known as the businessman's bible.

Can you check out
some more outfits for me?

Sure.

The Sendrex
Development Company.

Wincott Brothers and Associates.

H.K. Solkin, S-O-L-K-I-N,
Builders and Developers.

Let's see, H.K. Solkin.

Headquarters, Chicago, Illinois.

Privately owned.

Unlisted.

- What else do you wanna know?
- Who owns it?

Chief Executive Officer
is Richard L. Pickett.

But that means he doesn't necessarily
own it. Right?

- Right.
- Heh.

Try the next one.

Wincott Brothers and Associates.

Let's see. That's another
privately owned corporation

with offices in Wichita, Kansas.

Uh, it's also unlisted
on the exchange.

Let's see, the president of
the company is Oscar Barrett.

Oscar Barrett.

Uh, what about the next one?

- Uh, which one was that?
- Sendrex Development Company.

Sendrex is the same story, Steve.

A privately owned company,
headquartered in St. Paul.

It's hard to get much information
on any of these companies

because they're not listed
on any exchange.

Who are the officers?

Only one listed.
Chairman of the Board, a D.D. Jonas.

- Jonas?
- Yeah.

Isn't D.D. Jonas the same name

connected with
the Bruckmer Construction Company?

Yes.

It could be the needle
in the haystack.

Could be the whole barn, Danno.

Thank you. Excuse me.

Hello, Mr. McGarrett.
Won't you come in?

Thank you. I tried to reach your
husband at the shopping center,

but he wasn't there.

Would you like to sit down?

Do you play backgammon?

No, I don't play.

Oh, it's a pity.
Maybe it's time you learned.

Maybe.

Beautiful view.

- May I ask you a question?
- Certainly.

Yesterday, at the parking lot,
your husband called you Dede.

[CHUCKLES]

- Really?
MATTHEW: Ah, McGarrett.

- Mr. Meighan, good morning.
MATTHEW: What's this about Dede?

Well, I was wondering
if it was D.D. as in D.D. Jonas.

Well, it is Dede,
as in short for Dorothy. Not Jonas.

[CHUCKLES]

Oh, my San Francisco office
tells me

that you've been making inquiries
about my corporation, McGarrett.

McGARRETT: Routine, Mr. Meighan.
- Oh. Of course.

D.D. Jonas?

Well, as a matter of fact it happens
to be my wife's maiden name.

I see.

Dorothy Deborah Jonas.

You remember I mentioned
three other banks

that had been robbed
all situated in shopping centers?

Yes, I remember.
I also remember what I told you.

Really?

Sendrex Development Corporation has
your wife's maiden name, D.D. Jonas

listed as board chairman,
or should I say chairperson.

Is it a crime to own more
than one corporation, McGarrett?

Oh, no. Oh, no.

But there's an interesting
coincidence here.

And that is?

Out of the four unsolved bank
robberies in shopping centers,

two of them were built
by your corporations.

Well, it defies the law of averages,
doesn't it?

- It certainly does.
- Yes.

I hope you're not suggesting
there's anything more involved.

Oh, not officially, Mr. Meighan.
Not officially.

So as to avoid defamation,
let me state my case hypothetically.

Who better than the builder
could create

a method to get in and out of a bank
vault without leaving a trace behind?

- And what might that method be?
- I don't know yet.

[CHUCKLES]

That's speculation, McGarrett.
Don't you have to know?

Well, I think I know
who robbed the banks, Mr. Meighan.

And if he did,
I'm going to find out how.

You're very entertaining, McGarrett.

Ah, thank you. I may put a show
on for you at that. Goodbye, Dede.

Goodbye, Mr. McGarrett.

McGarrett.

- You still on for dinner tomorrow night?
- Oh, looking forward to it.

You still think he's a pussycat?

Why? Are you worried?

Well, he's dug up an awful lot
of evidence in such a shod time.

Just think how disappointed he'll be
when he comes up with nothing.

That's your real satisfaction, isn't it?

Outwitting McGarrett.

Proving how much smarter you are.

That's what really excites you,
doesn't it?

Not the money.

We don't need it.

[CHUCKLES]

You're very perceptive, sweetheart.

That's one of your attractions.

One of them.

Well, just remember, darling,
my name's on a lot of those papers.

- Not yours.
- Those papers don't mean anything.

You trust me.

If you'll excuse me, what McGarrett
needs is a little concrete evidence.

What's here at the bank, Steve?
Why another look?

Well, the answer
has to be in there, Danno.

I'm convinced Meighan pulled off
all those bank robberies,

probably with the connivance
of a bank inspector.

But we've gotta find out how
before we can accuse him.

DANNY;
Right.

McGARRETT: it's got to be,
it's just got to be.

Well, when you rule out
everything plausible,

the answer has to be what's left,
the implausible.

- That doesn't make sense.
- Well, we'll see.

- Mr. Doheni.
- Yes, Mr. McGarrett?

I'd like your permission
to tear up this floor.

Tear up this floor?

That's Italian marble and
we can't even get this color any more.

And underneath it is
eight feet of steel-laced concrete,

straight down
and all around the outside.

That's what it's supposed to be.
I'd like to see if it really is.

But who's gonna pay for it?

Oh, maybe we can get the
insurance company to spring.

What do you say?

Well, it's your responsibility,
Mr. McGarrett.

Go ahead.

We're gonna need some
heavy drilling equipment.

Oh, that's easily arranged, Danno.

Oh, maybe the Bruckmer
Construction Company can help us.

Matter of fact, Mr. and Mrs. Meighan
might wanna watch the operation, huh?

You sure you're doing the
right thing, McGarrett?

Uh, I don't know, Mr. Meighan.
Am I?

I'd sure appreciate your advice,
since you built this vault.

- Any suggestions?
- Yes.

Drill anywhere, you'll find
nothing but solid concrete.

Then why destroy
this beautiful marble floor?

I just have a feeling
we're gonna find something.

So do I.
A lot of concrete dust.

Is that all?

Try it.

Okay. how about right here?

[WHIRRING]

Would you bring that other
drill up here, please?

Right here.

All right. Bring your drill
around here, please.

Thank you.

Come with me back here.

I'm glad the Bureau
isn't getting the bill for this.

Why?
Your budget`s a lot bigger than ours.

Try right here.

Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Astonishing, McGarrett.

It was a good idea. Heh, heh.

What now,
back to the drawing board?

Bet on it.

Nothing here. Nothing.

Steve, those mainland bank robberies
were worth four or five million

to whoever was responsible.

Now, if Meighan did it,
why wouldn't he quit?

Avarice. Greed.

When money comes easily to a crook,
he can't resist reaching for more.

How much does it take
to make him feel secure?

What about his charitable
contributions, civic activities?

Oh, I'd say they were
motivated by ego.

Meighan's a man who loves
the spotlight, the adulation.

What about these, Duke?
Explain them, huh?

Well, these are
the main frontage areas.

The vaults all laid out the same way,
right rear corner of the building.

McGARRETT:
Chicago bank,

camera store,

- music shop.
- What're you looking for, Steve?

Oh, a pattern, anything, Danno.
A clue.

Wichita bank, a boutique,

Music Land.

St. Paul bank,

jewelry shop...

Minny Music.

Yeah.

In each case

a music store.
Minny Music, Music Land, Music Shop.

Maybe that is the pattern
we're looking for.

Danno, call these shopping centers.

Find out who owns them.
Stan with the one in St. Paul.

Meighan admits he built that one.

Duke, if the owners, or the previous
owners, of these music stores

are who I think they might be, you
might've come home with the poi, pal.

There's got to be a reason
D.D. Jonas leased this music shop,

the way she did in St. Paul.

What does Meighan do
with these music stores, anyway?

Always the store next to the bank.
It's gotta be a connection.

Did you go inside that music store
in St. Paul, Duke?

Yeah, I bought a harmonica.

Harmonica?

Oh, I got lonesome
for some Hawaiian music.

Why didn't you buy a ukulele?

DUKE:
I can't play a ukulele.

That's a good reason.

DUKE:
Say, there's something familiar.

McGARRETT: What's that?
- The panel on the wall.

The style. The layout. The colors.

Just like the one in St. Paul.

Darling, what time is it?

He's 30 minutes late.

- Pity.
- What's a pity?

Well, it would have been amusing
to have dinner with him.

A sod of farewell to Hawaii for us.

Darling, you have excellent taste
in women.

But I'm not so sure
you're that sharp about men.

Oh, McGarrett's bright enough,
it's just that he's been a cop too long.

There's something debilitating
about being a public servant.

Mr. Meighan, your guest is here.

Oh.

Dede, Mr. Meighan.

- McGarrett, we'd almost given you up.
- I'm sorry I'm late.

I thought we'd have
a little drink here before we left.

None for me, thanks.
Why don't you go ahead?

I have a surprise for you.

I wish you'd join me tonight.
Let me be your host. Huh?

- By all means. With pleasure.
- Well, thank you. I'll get my purse.

Good.

I'm glad there are
no hard feelings about my, uh,

drilling fiasco in that bank vault.

Not at all.

Part of the entertainment
provided by Five-0.

Okay. Touché.

MATTHEW:
What're we doing here, McGarrett?

There's no restaurant in the mall.

McGARRETT: Just a small detour.
I didn't think you'd mind.

It might even be entertaining.

MATTHEW:
You know, McGarrett, I like you.

You have a sense of humor.

You ever thought of civilian
enterprise, McGarrett?

Tremendous rewards.

Retirement plan, bonuses.

Tremendous opportunities.

I mean, it's more rewarding
than chasing criminals, McGarrett.

There's more to life than that. Right?

You've gotta nourish
the aesthetic side too.

I'm flattered you think
so highly of me.

All chases end, Mr. Meighan. And my
rewards sometimes are aesthetic.

Now, let's see.

That panel on the wall.
Look familiar?

- What're you talking about, McGarrett?
- Oh, you'll find out.

Oh, McGarrett, can't we pass
on this? I'm really very hungry.

Man does not live by bread alone,
Dede.

Women, either,
if you'll pardon the levity.

There's a whole aesthetic side.
Part of my treat tonight.

Now, let's see. It took me a while
to figure out how this thing works.

So far, so good.

That should do it.

[MACHINE WHIRRING]

What is all this, McGarrett?
Why are you showing this to me?

I thought maybe you'd enjoy
seeing it work, since you built it.

[WHIRRING]

[THUDS]

After you.

There are more wonders below.
But no restaurant.

Shall we cancel our dinner plans?

This is fascinating, McGarrett.

So you're convinced this is the way the
bank at the Plaza Mall was robbed?

Indeed I am.

You see, the whole scheme
didn't occur to me until I found out

that that panel out there
was the key.

And turning the right dials
activated this section of the floor.

Would you like to know how I found
out about that control panel?

One of my men
was in your music store at St. Paul.

And being a cop

he remembered
a similar panel was there.

Oh, incidentally, Mr. Meighan,

we tracked down
Inspector LeVeque in Jamaica.

Sitting under a coconut tree.

Does that name ring a bell?

He's flying back under escort.

He'll probably be granted immunity
for his testimony against you,

and the Bruckmer
Construction Company, of course.

Also, there are a couple
of other bank inspectors

the Feds are bringing in for talks.

Both of them seem to know you.

Where is all of this leading us,
McGarrett?

Hopefully, to Oahu State Prison.

Or are you referring
to this passageway?

You know as well as I know,

that this takes us up
to the vault, Mr. Meighan.

Same as the other banks
you robbed.

Up. Up through a section of flooring.

Now, let's see,
I think this is the way it works.

[MACHINE WHIRRING]

Voilà, huh?

[WHIRRING STOPS]

Greetings, gentlemen.

Well, you drilled a dozen holes
in the Plaza Mall bank vault.

Into eight feet of solid concrete.

Why didn't that satisfy you?

Cop instinct, I guess, Mr. Meighan.

That stumped me at first.

Until...

Until I remembered that truckload
of cement being delivered to you.

Getting ready
for your finishing touches.

Getting ready to fill up this passage
after you rifled this new bank vault.

Okay, Sully. He's all yours.

- You wanna do the honors?
- With pleasure.

And make it stick. it's a federal rap.

Well, lover, now I know you're a better
judge of women than men.

That's good news, Sully.

Yeah, well we needed your help too.

Thank you very much.

Right.

DANNY:
Sullivan?

Just got a call from the mainland.

LeVeque, that government bank
inspector, he's started to sing.

- Then they can trace the money.
- Yeah.

What I can't understand, Steve,
is how the FBI failed to spot

Meighan's involvement
in the other mainland bank robberies.

Well, on the mainland,
he always had a front man.

He kept himself
well in the background.

I guess he got over-confident
down here.

Figured we were all
a bunch of hicks.

Well, I have just one regret.

Only one, governor?

Where am I going to find someone
to donate a new hospital wing

-for the handicapped children?
- I've got an idea.

Maybe the politicians in this state
can take up a collection,

and make a gift to the people
for a change.

That would be a switch,
wouldn't it, huh?

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