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Stay where you are
and put your hands in the air.

My safe.
Did you open my safe?

Stop!

Hands behind your back!

Get up. On your feet.

Thanks.

Just a couple bucks, buddy.
Help a guy out.

Just need to know if you saw
anything, sir, anything at all.

Mmm.

I don't know.

Maybe if you tell me
what you're lookin' for

'I could help you out.'

I don't know.
Loud noise, gunshot.

Did you see anyone unusual?
Anyone acting unusually?

Maybe I did.

Or..

...or maybe I didn't.

You give me a couple bucks

maybe help me remember better.

- You got two bucks?
- No. You?

'Looks like
a robbery gone bad.'

Victim's name was Ted Fisher.
He owned the place.

Something's off here.

The alarm was set off
during the break-in

and the killer
still took the time

to tear the place apart?

'Watch the blood.
Rug's pretty soaked.'

And if the killer
broke the door entering

why is the victim over here
with his back turned?

- Something's off here.
- That's very astute, Lisbon.

There's more here
than meets the eye.

There you are.
Where have you been?

I haven't been anywhere. I was
out back checking escape routes.

Really? Any clues?

Only that the murderer didn't
find what he was looking for.

And...how do you know that?

Because this whole room
has been torn apart.

You find what you're looking
for, you stop the search, right?

So a part of this room
would be untouched.

Unless he found it in the very
last place he was looking.

Do you know the probability
of finding something

in the last possible place?

It's extremely improbable. Hmm.

I'll see you two
back at the office.

Why are you in a hurry?

Well, as much as I enjoy these
lovely surroundings, Lisbon

we have a job to do.

Am I wrong?

- 'Bye.'
- Bye.

Hey, sir. What are you doing
here so late on a Friday night?

My house was burglarized.
I caught him red-handed.

Whoa. You want one of my people
to question him?

No. Sac PD can handle it.
It's a slam dunk.

Come Monday,
when court opens

the man who broke into my house
will be very sorry that he did.

Ah.

Donny Culpepper.

What a surprise
to seeyouhere.

Monday I go before a judge.

You got till then
to get me outta here.

Yeah, well, um...that could be
a little problematic.

Otherwise I will tell everyone

how you hired me
to rob your boss' house.

Well, that's just snitching.
Isn't that against your..

...code of honor?

No.

I paid you very well
on the understanding

that you wouldn't get caught.

Did you at least
get what I wanted?

No. I looked everywhere.
Got into his safe. Nothing.

Just some old coins, a watch

and a Tupperware like
tub thing.

Tupperware.

Did LaRoche say
anything when he found you?

He wanted to know
if I got into the safe.

- What'd you tell him?
- Nothin'.

I threw somethin'
at his head and took off.

Yeah, you really blew this. I
thought you were a professional.

Don't talk down to me.

If you don't get me outta here
by Monday

you're the one who's gonna have
to pay for it. Trust me on that.

Trust. Yeah, really off
on the good foot

with trust, are we?

- Hi.
- 'Where are you?'

I thought you wanted
to get working on this case.

I-I do. I just ran
across the street

to the, uh, fruit place
to pick up some fresh fruit.

'Flavonoids, it's very good
for logical reasoning'

'and visual memory, you know?'

Very interesting.
Get here quick.

Yep. I'm on my way.

The clock's running,
starting now.

You close your eyes
and count to a hundred.

Thank you.

Fisher owned the repair shop
about a year and a half.

Seemed like a good citizen,
volunteer work

with underprivileged kids
and the homeless.

Dig a little deeper.

Find out what he did
before he bought the shop.

- Will do.
- Hey, boss.

Just talked
to Fisher's girlfriend.

She was at the morgue,
IDing the body.

Kinda upset,
but she agreed to meet us

at the apartment
she shared with Fisher.

- Alright, let's go.
- Okay.

AgentLisbon, a word?

I just discovered that
you investigated my burglar

for a murder about a year ago,
Donny Culpepper.

- Culpepper?
- Donny Culpepper.

I remember him.
He threatened to kill me.

You'll have to narrow it down
a little bit more.

The jewelry store case.

We picked him up,
found him in the hot tub.

I wonder
if there's a connection.

Uh, he's a criminal.
He does wrong things.

Yeah, probably
just a coincidence then.

Mm.

Yeah. Probably.

I'll let you know.

- Is there a connection?
- No.

Absolutely not.

Oh, damn. I forgot something.
Uh, I'll meet you there.

Forgot what?

Uh, my, uh,
frumbahollymorgansterning.

Miss Blue?

I'm Agent Lisbon.
This is Agent Rigsby.

We're really sorry
for your loss.

Just have
a couple questions for you.

Okay. Sure.

Just a few small things.
Where were you last night?

When it happened?
Um, home, asleep.

I had the early shift
at the animal shelter.

- Do you mind if we talk inside?
- Okay.

Did your boyfriend, Mr. Fisher,
work that late very often?

Sometimes. If he had
a big project he had to finish.

But it's not like work
was his life or anything.

He was in balance.

Right. And, uh,
how long ago did you meet him?

Um, about a year ago.
We met at yoga.

That's weird.

I'm sure I locked that.

Stand back, ma'am.

Clear.

Clear.

Jane was right.

Looks like somebody wanted
something Fisher had.

Call it in. Put somebody
to watch the shop.

If Jane is right,
maybe they'll go back there.

Okay, you got it.

I can't believe
this level of hostility.

There's nothing here
worth stealing.

Nothin'?

Ted and I weren't really
into material stuff.

He spent, like, eight years
in the Peace Corps.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, excuse me.

I'm sorry.
Ma'am, can I ask you a question?

Oh, I'm sorry. I don't mean to
be intrusive. I live upstairs.

There was a break-in here.
Did you see or hear anything?

No. A break-in?
I was at the market.

- Did they steal anything?
- Thank you for your time.

Uh, if you think of anything

you can give me a call
at this number.

Alright.

Okay. Thanks.

Sac PD put a man
on the store.

Check on the girlfriend.

She's got no real alibi
other than being a hippie.

Something bugging you, boss?

Behind us.
Dark late model sedan.

I'm pretty sure I saw it
outside the repair shop.

I think it's following us.

Got it.

And there it goes.
It's probably nothing.

Just a look-alike.

Maybe. Run the plates.

See if you find anything.

Hey.

You're new to me.
Uh, who-who are you now?

Detention Enforcement Officer
O'Donnell.

Guarding the prisoner up to
and until transport.

Gung ho. Good to see.

Well, welcome, O'Donnell.

I'm Patrick Jane.
I work with the CBI.

- Okay.
- No worries.

Uh..

...did you-did you lose this?

A quarter.
I don't think so.

Well, it's less of a quarter

more of a good luck piece,
really.

I mean, take a closer look.

Look at the way
the light hits it.

Shines and gleams

like liquid sunshine.

Keep looking at it.

Kind of soothing
the way it shines, isn't it?

You can feel your worries
and responsibilities

just fading away.

You might even want
to close your eyes

and just have a little sleep.

My uncle had
a Buffalo nickel.

He was always gonna sell it
and buy a ranch and all that

but he lost it
in a poker game.

So not yours, huh?

No. Maybe check upstairs.

Will do. Thank you.

I checked up on the girlfriend.
She seems clean.

No priors,
committed pacifist.

People I talked to say
she and Fisher were close.

Alright. Let's keep an eye
on her, though.

Okay.

Hey. I pulled a message
off the victim's cell phone.

Think you wanna hear it.

'Fisher, you dog!'

'You think you can get away with
this? I find you, Fisher!'

'You're gonna pay
for what you done!'

'You hear me, Fisher? You pay!'

He doesn't sound very happy.

What's the accent?

I sent a copy down to Pete
in Forensics.

He can tell us.
He's a genius with accents.

What time did the call come in?

11:45 last night.

Coroner puts time of death
between 11 and 2. Bingo. Maybe.

I'm working on getting
the subscriber info

for the number from
the phone company right now.

- Good.
- Oh, boss, one more thing.

I've been looking
into Fisher's past

and hit a snag
with the Peace Corps thing.

What kind of snag?

Well, they've got no record

of Fisher being a member

'going back ten years.'

'I'm having them check to see'

if it could be a clerical error
or spelling mistake.

Talk to the girlfriend.
Find out where he was stationed.

Alright.

Are you taking a vacation
from this case or what?

Huh? No.

Boss, I put the license

of the car that you thought was
following us in the system.

It was rented from the airport
three days ago.

'Corporate account to some
shell company I couldn't track.'

I just got a fresh hit.

The car was ticketed
a half hour ago

just two blocks away
from the victim's repair shop.

Nice. Let's go.

You coming or what?

- Are those bulletproof vests?
- Yeah.

Uh, think not.

- Good luck.
- Okay.

No light.

Locked.

Freeze!
Drop your weapons!

Put your hands on your heads!

Hello.

Okay.

So yesterday
you were bumming change.

Here you are today
with a $1000 handgun

'nicely maintained.'

'You can understand
our puzzlement.'

Sir, my name is Cole Ruger.

I have a license for that
and a carry permit.

Okay, Mr. Ruger,
what do you know

about the death of Ted Fisher?

Nothing.

Fisher was a buddy of mine.
That's all.

You and he were
in the Peace Corps together?

Hmm. No.

We worked
at Sagaris together.

What is Sagaris?

A security firm.

We provide services

the regular army
isn't equipped for.

Wait. You and Fisher
were mercenaries?

Private security contractors.

Where did you do
most of your contracting?

All over. Mostly Iraq.
Fallujah, Basra.

Where were you
when Fisher was killed?

Ted called me two days ago
and said he was in trouble.

He needed help.

Whatever it was, he couldn't say
it over the phone.

And you just dropped everything,
no questions asked, headed here?

That's right.
Wouldn't you?

Where were you coming from?

I was overseas.

What did Fisher tell you
when you got here?

Nothing.

He was already dead.

I was too late.

At which point you disguised
yourself as a homeless man

to get close
to the crime scene.

I was trying to gather intel,
figure out who killed Ted.

Which is why you broke into
his store with a loaded handgun?

'I was staking out the place.
I heard a noise inside.'

The back door was open.
I went in.

I encountered that woman.
She was armed.

So I drew my weapon. Like I
said, it's fully licensed

and I have a carry permit.

Look..

...agent,
I wanna work with you guys

to find out who killed Ted.

Whatever I can do. So as soon
as you cut me loose--

Cut you loose?

Sure.

I haven't committed a crime.

Or should I call my attorney?

Okay. Obviously, you're
not the victim's neighbor

and I need you
to explain this.

My name is Vivian Griswold.

I had nothing to do with
the murder of Ted Fisher.

A client hired me six months ago
to observe Mr. Fisher.

What kind of client?
What exactly do you do?

I work for a company
providing corporate intelligence

and covert surveillance.

A private sector spy.
Who's the client?

Mm. Tsk.
Can't tell you that.

What I cantell you is that
it involved a major theft

from my clients, overseas,
two years ago.

- And Fisher was connected how?
- He was a person of interest.

Mr. Fisher left his job

shortly after an investigation
was launched.

His reasons for leaving
were questionable.

You said you had Fisher
under surveillance.

So where were you
the night of his death?

I had information
that led me to believe

that Mr. Fisher would be
at a different location.

Obviously,
that was bad information.

I guess.

So how did you come to be
in Fisher's locked shop

carrying a weapon?

I was surveilling the shop
when I heard a noise inside.

The back door was open,
and I went in.

Finding an armed man inside

I drew my fully licensed
and permitted weapon.

That's all.

Now...my lawyer is already
on the way over

but wouldn't we all rather
skip the formalities?

You getting anything?

Well, they're
both professional liars.

Beyond that,
I can't read either of them.

They're both good
for the murder

so each gives the other
reasonable doubt.

We need to come at this
from another angle.

Just got off the phone
with Pete in Forensics.

He says the accent's Iraqi,
probably from Baghdad.

Any luck tracking down
the caller?

Prepaid cell phone.
No subscriber info.

I tried calling it,
but the minutes must be up.

Great.

Agent Lisbon.

I just got a call from the state
department about your case.

What should I know?

The state department?
What'd they say?

Our victim, Fisher, was
suspected of getting too close

to shady Iraqi businessmen.

A theft may have occurred.

Nothing could ever be proven.

They would like to be
kept abreast of developments.

We've got a threatening call
from somebody

who may or may not be Iraqi
and two suspects in holding

'who've got experience
with counterintelligence.'

And you have strong leads?

Something for me
to tell Washington?

Nothing concrete, sir.

Early indicators say
that it's revenge

for whatever happened
in Iraq.

Hmm.

What about you, Mr. Jane?

What dazzling insights
have you gleaned?

Uh, I've got nothing.

Hmm. That's disappointing.

- Off your game somehow?
- Mm.

- Distracted?
- No, not at all.

Sorry to interrupt, boss,
but I just talked

to the girlfriend, Heather Blue.
She's frightened.

'Says someone is prowling
around her apartment.'

Let's go and see her.

I wanna ask her about
that Peace Corps thing anyway.

Jane, are you co..

Damn.

- Problem?
- Not at all, sir.

- Keep me informed.
- Okay.

These people
are lying to you.

Teddy was in the Peace Corps.
I told you that.

We checked.

Ted Fisher worked
for Sagaris Private Defense

from 2000 to 2009 since he first
got out of the army.

He was a mercenary.

No. He wasn't.

Not possible.

Heather, you called us here
because somebody frightened you.

Oh, well, uh..

...yeah, I was watching TV
when I heard the noise.

He was trying
to come in the back

but when I yelled, he ran.

Did you get a look at him?

No, I just saw the glint
of the knife

he was using
to cut the screen.

You can't remember anything else
about him? Size? Hair color?

Um, uh, he was wearing
a hooded sweatshirt, I think.

A little taller than me,
maybe.

Are you sure it was male?
Could it have been a woman?

I don't know. Maybe. God, my
heart's going a mile a minute.

We've assigned you
a protection detail.

Nobody's gonna hurt you.

You really want me
to believe Ted lied to me?

The whole time,
he was lying to me?

I'm sorry.

O'Donnell. How goes it?

Fine. As long
as they keep bringing food

every couple hours,I'm good.

Yeah. Well,
I brought you a chair.

Just opens up, and..

- There.
- Great.

Yeah, it's my pleasure.

Just glad to know we got
a good man like you on the job.

Just...and ease your way
into it.

That's it.
Just ease your way down.

- Okay. There we go. Got it?
- Yeah.

Okay, fantastic. Um,
I'll check on you later on.

Okay.

Thanks.

Whoever was trying
to get into the apartment

it wasn't Ruger or Griswold.

'They were only released
an hour ago.'

Well, maybe they have
someone else working with them

orthe girlfriend is
having some very bad dreams.

Okay.
Do you have any intention

of actually taking part
in this case?

It's all under control.

Wait.
You know who the killer is?

The what?

Oh, the killer.
No. No, I misspoke.

What's going on with you?

You've been acting strange
since this case started.

Strange.
Strange, how?

Strange like..
Whee!

Or..

Boss, Rigsby's..

...got somethin'.

Oh!

Just got a call
from the guys in evidence.

Fischer's phone was ringing.

It's been going off
every half hour.

And where did the call
come from?

Same number.
Prepaid cell phone.

I thought you said
the cell phone angle was dead.

'He must have put
more minutes on it.'

This is Cho.
Yeah, we're all set here.

'How are you guys coming along?'

Cho's talking to the phone
company so that when the call

'comes through, we can
triangulate off the cell towers'

'figure out exactly
where the call came from.'

I need you to keep him on the
phone for at least two minutes.

Hi, this is Patrick Jane.
Listen, I know who you are.

'Shut up!
I am coming to get you.'

'I don't know who you are but
I will make you pay for this.'

'No, you shut up. You listen
to me. I know what you want.'

The only way you're gonna get it
is if you meet me in person.

We got something to settle here.

'Outside the repair shop
in one hour.'

'You be there,
you get what you want.'

If you don't,
you'll never see it again.

Simple as that.

- Wh..
- What was that?

I said two minutes.
That was hardly 30 seconds.

Well, I just thought it'd be
simpler to bring him to us.

It's okay.
Thank me later.

Now the strangeness
we were talking about..

- Never mind.
- Okay.

Hello. Oh, hey!

Hey!

No!

Hey, don't..

Where is that bastard, Fischer?

No!

Let me go.
Where is that bastard, Fischer?

'Who are you?'

Come on.

My name is Omar Hassan.

Okay.

Why were you so angry
with Ted Fischer?

My father worked
for the Americans.

Helping to establish
a free and democratic Iraq.

He and Fischer worked together?

Yes.

Before my father was killed.

How did he die?

Bomb, two years ago.

Fischer was involved
in his death?

No, but when it became clear

that my father's life
was in danger

Fischer promised he would
take care of my family

if anything happened
to my father.

And Fischer told you this?

After my father was killed..

...Fischer quit his job.

He, he wanted no more
of killing.

He promised to help
get us to America

and that the two million dollars

'will be waiting for us
when we arrived.'

That's a lot of money.

The state department thinks
Fischer was engaged

in criminal activity in Iraq.

Is that where
the money came from?

No, it came from my father.

It was our family fortune.

Your father put
a lot of trust in Fischer.

He believed
he was a good man.

He stayed under our roof.

He-he broke bread with us.

So Fischer helped
to get the visas necessary

to come to America..

...and your family arrived
four days ago. Is that correct?

And what happened
when you met up with Fischer?

We were supposed to meet
two nights ago

but he never showed up.

You thought
he double-crossed you?

That he stole the money, and
that's why you cut the screen

and tried to break
into the apartment?

Yes.

What about Fischer's friend,
Cole Ruger?

Did you ever meet him or did
Fischer ever talk about him?

No, I-I don't know him.

What am I to tell my mother?

My sisters?

I mean,
we have nothing now.

Yeah, it's a tough break.

I'll be right back.

The kid doesn't seem
like a killer.

I'm not sure
the revenge motive works.

Mm.

What are you doing?

- What is that?
- None of your business.

- Are you even listening to me?
- Every word.

- Let's go catch this killer.
- How are we gonna do that?

The killer was looking
for the Hassan family's

two million dollars,
the rest is easy.

And now you want me to ask you
what the plan

you worked out is,
don't you?

No, I just want you
to round everyone up.

- Get 'em to the repair shop.
- Everyone? Who's everyone?

Uh, well, let me see.
There's the girlfriend.

And Omar there.
And, uh, Griswold and Ruger.

- I think that about covers it.
- Ruger and Griswold?

They've already been released,
and from what I've seen of them

we're not really equipped
to track 'em down.

- Oh, no. It's gonna be easy.
- Easy?

Ruger bought a plane ticket
out of the country

the second he left the CBI.

Griswold disappeared even
after we put a tail on her.

Ruger is not leaving
the country.

He is after the money.
You heard Omar.

He'd never even heard
of Ruger.

Ruger worked with Fischer,
but I bet they weren't friends.

- And Griswold?
- She's after the money too.

I expect they're both trying
to get into the repair shop

as we speak. You just
have to round them up.

- Call me if you need any help.
- Wait a minute.

You're leaving again?
What is going on with you?

When have I ever steered
you wrong before?

I mean, when have I ever
reallysteered you wrong?

Where I've done something
that didn't work out..

- The way we wanted it to?
- Seriously?

Okay, fine.
Let me put it this way.

When have I ever intentionally
screwed things up

so that we couldn't solve
the case?

No. Not that I know of,
at least.

Uh, that's right. Thank you.
Have a little faith, Lisbon.

Okay, Jane said
they're here somewhere.

Let's take a look.

Probably not the homeless guy.

No, Ruger tried
that one before.

How about the food guys?

No, too short.

Gotta be the truck.

- That's it.
- Yep.

- Hey, guys, I got this.
- Yes, you do.

Hi, Mr., uh..

How you doin'?

What do you want?
I'm not breaking any laws.

We just wanted to ask you
into the repair shop.

It would be a big help
for us.

Alright. No problem.

One down, one to go.

See anything?

Nope.

'Cho, how's it going?'

'We found Ruger
in a delivery van'

'but Griswold's
nowhere in sight.'

Are you near the repair shop?

Yeah, right out front.

Okay, from where you stand

what is the best vantage point
to see the shop?

He wants us to look
for the best observation post

'for watching the shop.'

How about way over there?
That building across the street?

There's a building across
the street. Rooftop's good.

Do you have a pen
and some paper?

What's up?
What are you doing?

- Throw me a pen.
- A pen?

Nice catch.

Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

Hey, O'Donnell,
snack break.

- Oh, thanks, buddy.
- No problem.

It's about time.

- Mmm.
- Turkey.

Ow!

Crap!

Look, you gotta put this on.
We don't have a lot of time.

You're gonna use this
to get out through the door.

Wait, what are you
talking about?

Well, you asked me to get
you out of here, that's what

I'm doing. Helping you escape.
Now hurry up.

Escape? I'm not escaping,
you think I wanna spend

the rest of my life on the run?

No. You get the charges dropped.
That's the deal.

Hey, whoa, whoa.
I'm not a lawyer.

I can't make charges
just disappear.

But I can get you to Mexico.

Set you up with
a little starter money.

Mexico? Who the hell
wants to go to Mexico?

- What?
- You get me out free and legal.

Or I start talking.

I'm pretty sure
the dirt I got on you

will be worth
a get-out-of-jail free card.

You're very annoying.

And you're running
out of time.

Are they the ones?

Are you going to arrest them?

Oh, hi. You must be Heather.
Thanks for coming by.

Ted Fischer was a good man

who kept trust
with the Hassan family.

He was murdered
over two million dollars

which is somewhere in this room.

Two million dollars?

Ted didn't have
two million dollars.

Uh, yes, he did.

They could tell you.

How do you know
it's in this room?

Because we've checked
every other location

'connected to Fischer,
and so have you.'

That's why you're here.

Hasn't this room
already been searched..

...both by the killer
and by the police?

Yes, but they, I'm sorry,
weren't creative enough.

It could be in bearer bonds
hidden in the bills

or invoices, or files

or more likely,
in the form of jewels

hidden somewhere
inside these electronics.

Whatever form it's in,
we're gonna find it right now.

Come on in, folks.

'These people
are gonna take everything'

and pull it apart until
they find the hidden treasure.

Yes, piece by piece..

...until we find it.
Thank you, folks.

If everybody could
just step outside

and let these people
do their jobs. Thanks.

Thank you.

They didn't find anything.

No cash,
no jewels, no bonds.

- Nothin'.
- Huh.

What am I going to do?

'My family is ruined.'

All my father did
was for nothing.

What a waste of time.

I'd agree with him, except
it's this kind of incompetence

that makes people pay me
to produce results.

Hmm.

These people have
all been lying to you.

I was right about Teddy.

You were wrong.

Aha! I figured it out.

I know exactly
where the fortune is.

Where is it then?

Where's the money?

You're on top of it.

Under the carpet?

No.

It is the carpet.

Touch it.
Pure silk, hand-knotted.

It looks like
a dirty, old carpet.

Oh, yes, it's very old.

One of the reasons
it's so valuable.

- Wow.
- I gotta phone this in.

Stop.

Let's talk about this.

If you did call it in

the legal mess will take
forever to sort out.

This carpet will just end up in
a government locker somewhere.

Yeah, probably.

What if we just..

...took it?

You and me?

We took the carpet..

...sold it, and divided
the profits between us?

Exactly.

Hmm.

That's, uh..

That's a great idea.

Isn't it?

Fifty-fifty split?

Sure, fifty-fifty.

Deal.

Deal.

What did Ted say when you
suggested that deal to him?

Ted was a soft-headed fool.

Aha! So you knew
about the money.

You knew Ted wasn't
with the Peace Corps.

- You knew everything.
- I didn't..

- I didn't say that.
- Oh, yes, you did.

Which means, Heather,
it was you that shot Ted.

He told you about his identity.
He told you about the money.

- And you shot him for it.
- No, uh, that's-that's...no!

Well, forgive me if I, uh,
I'm not quite convinced.

But I do have to phone this in.
Lisbon will be very happy to--

Stop.

Are you pointing a gun at me,
Heather?

The man I loved
was in the Peace Corps.

He wanted to make the world
a better place.

Ted wasn't who he said he was.

- He was a soldier, a killer.
- So, you shot him?

That's a little
counter-intuitive.

He lied to me.

This had nothing to do
with the two million dollars?

You can't understand,
you can only see things

from your bourgeois
capitalist mindset.

Do you know how much good
could be done

with two million dollars?

How many animals could be saved?

But you couldn't find the money.
The clock was ticking.

You looked everywhere,
and you couldn't find it.

He caught me searching the shop.

He talked to me like
I was some kind of criminal.

Oh, well, pretty much
what you are.

No, I'm blessed
is what I am.

The universe wants me
to have this money.

I'm sorry.
I have to kill you.

But I'm doing it
from a place of love.

Drop the gun.
Put your hands on your head.

Oh, wow.

I'm gonna leave you
with that.

Hmm.

You were right
about Ruger and Griswold.

He's already disappeared,
and she's admitted

she was working
for the state department

who suspected Fischer
of smuggling and theft.

But they've agreed
to recognize

the Hassan family's
right to the rug

so, everything ends happily.

Mmm. Good.

I waited for you to tell
the Hassans. Come on.

- Oh, no, thanks.
- What do you mean, no, thanks?

Ah! You know, I don't have time
for that kind of treacle.

I have to rearrange
my sock drawer.

I have a serious problem
I have to solve

and I don't have a lot of time
to solve it in.

I knew something
was going on with you.

What is it?

The absolute truth,
or I beat it out of you.

LaRoche has something I need,
so I hired Culpepper

to break into LaRoche's house.

If I can't get
the charges dropped

Culpepper is gonna tell on me.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, it's not good.

What does LaRoche have
that you want?

Hightower didn't murder anybody.
She was framed.

Red John has a friend
inside the CBI.

The Todd Johnson murder.

LaRoche had a short list of
suspects that led to Hightower.

And that's what you were
trying to steal, the list.

Yes, there were four names on
that list besides Hightower's.

One of them is working
for Red John.

- Did you ask LaRoche?
- LaRoche? No.

Because if it's not
one of those names

then LaRoche
is Red John's man.

Why didn't you tell me
about this earlier?

I don't wanna put you
in danger.

You're an idiot.
I will fix this.

But we are gonna have
a serious talk after.

Fix it? I've been trying
to fix it all weekend.

I had the perfect escape
worked out.

And then Culpepper says, "No,
I want the charges dropped."

Yeah, yeah. Let's go.

Open it up.

He's in there
with his lawyer.

Perfect.

'Lady cop.'

Okay, I can get behind that.

A dumb cop who's pretty
is better than a dumb cop..

What do you think you're doing?
You can't do that.

Oh!

That's a violation
of due process.

You just got this case
dismissed.

'What were you thinking,
Agent Lisbon?'

Due to your actions,
a criminal is going free.

I'm sorry, sir.
The frustrations of the job--

Your apologies
are of no import, agent.

Donald Culpepper can no longer
be brought to trial.

Well, hang on. He didn't
actually steal anything, did he?

The one week suspension
is mandatory.

Also, six months
of anger management classes.

Oh!

Yes, sir.

Mmm, I thought that went well.

You're gonna owe me big-time.

Uh, for what exactly?

- Oh, I will--
- Ah, two words.

Anger management.

Hey.

Thank you.