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Morning, Julie.

Mr. Shaw in yet?

There's no way she'll understand.

Okay, get down on the floor with the others. You two.

Door.

That makes all the staff, right, Mr. Shaw?

All right, we wait for the time lock.

Five minutes.

Ten minutes after we're gone.

Don't anybody move.

You got that?

My name's Williams, 5-0. Harvey Shaw, manager.

May as well get started.

Where's McGarrett? He's on the Big Island, testifying at the Johnny O

'Porter trial.

Oh, I thought that trial was to be held here in Honolulu.

Change of venue.

How did these men get in?

Well, when I got in my car this morning, they were there, two men.

At your home? In my garage.

They took me to the bank at gunpoint. One was already here in a car, their

own. What kind of car?

Light green sedan.

We've got the license number, 8C6310.

Did you get a good look at any of their faces?

No, the mask covered everything, almost everything.

I guess Carol got the closest look.

Carol?

Yes? Your last name?

Lindsey, Carol Lindsey.

When I came in this morning, one of them grabbed me, and his face was real close

to mine.

Did you see anything unusual or notice anything unusual?

Just his eyes. They were very cold and green.

Scary.

Anything else?

Well, they seemed to know everything about the bank. My name, the number of

employees.

What about the cameras?

They knew all about them.

They wouldn't let us get near the activating buttons.

They knew about the alarm system.

They, uh, how the time lock mechanism works in the vault.

I must assume they also know what was in the vault. Meaning what?

Well, we're at an all-time peak in our cash reserves.

Six million dollars.

Well, we've been thinking about splitting it up among our various

branches. I think that would be a very good idea as soon as possible.

Meantime, I'll have a squad car posted here on 24-hour duty.

Miss Lindsey?

Would you mind coming to our office to look at some pictures? Maybe you can

spot those eyes.

Sure. I'll have to get my purse.

You can relax, Mr. Shaw. Everything will be all right. Just get that money moved

as quickly as possible. Yes, yes. I'll arrange for it right away.

Speak a little louder, will you, Dano? We got a bad connection. Okay,

Paul, I'll be right in.

What do you mean, staked out?

I said struck out, not staked out.

So far, I mean.

Checked all the hospitals. The only cardiac admitted this morning was an old

lady from Pearl City.

There's just not much to go on, Steve.

I have a Miss Lindsey here from the bank. She's going through the mug shots.

She's on the fourth book now.

Hang on, Steve. Something just came in.

Oh, we found the getaway car.

Stolen, hot-wired and dumped.

No prints.

This gang has got everything figured out, Dano, and they'd smell $6 million.

Could be they'll try another hit.

They've got to be crazy to try a bank heist in Hawaii.

No way to get that kind of loot off the island.

Yeah, but still they try.

I'd alert every bank on Oahu.

I'm on it, Steve. Got an APB all ready to go.

Have you tried checking the ex-cons with bank M.O.s?

Yeah.

Got three on the island.

Let's see.

One man's got an iron lung.

The other got himself arrested two weeks ago. And the third is a guy named

Noonan. Has an honest job. We're gonna check him out.

That's it, Dano. Thinking all the time.

It's the only way, isn't it?

Talk to you later.

Do you mind telling us where you were between 8.30 and 9 this morning?

You guys trying to hassle me just because I got a record?

Just tell us where you were.

Yeah, in the business office.

You don't believe me? Go check.

Yes,

gentlemen, I asked Mr. Nooner to come in early today.

He was here approximately 8.40, and he left about 9 o'clock.

During that time, he filled out company forms H-11 and H-12.

Here, I have H series in cabinet one, cross-filed under the employee's name in

cabinet six, my own system.

Just a moment, here. Oh, there you go.

Company forms H-11 and H-12. H-11 for, uh... Health insurance applications and

H-12 for health history. That's the one that takes the time. You know, when did

you have the measles, the mumps, the chicken pox? It's amazing how many

people don't remember when they had the mumps. Are you sure the time Noonan was

here? Well, of course. Here it is. The form completed at 8.50. See, there's a

time receipt stamp right there. I always do that. Keeps everything neat.

Why? Does that make any difference?

No, not anymore.

I'll tell you why.

It's because Noonan has a record, and so you automatically assume he's done

something wrong.

Goodbye, Mr. Bloomberg.

Can I give you some sage wisdom?

Do not judge thy comrade until thou hast stood in his place.

Thank you.

met with some performance.

If I hadn't known, you'd have scared the life out of me.

Well, did you get the word?

Mr. Hawkins, they're moving the money tomorrow at 3.30 after the bank closes.

I see it worked.

Hey, it worked. They're moving the money at 3.30 tomorrow.

Wonderful news, Carl.

That means tomorrow's D-Day.

Well, you should know what you have to do.

You mean the whole plan, just the way we discussed it?

Including your part of the plan, Mr.

Blumberg, if you have no objections.

My objections I can live with.

For a million dollars, why not?

Chin. Okay, brother.

Warning acknowledged.

Pacific Trust Bank in Waialua, security doubled.

And in Punalu'u and Waikani.

They make every bank on the island?

Yeah, every bank.

If that gang is thinking of trying something, they're in for a big

surprise.

Let's hope we're not.

It's all finished.

Beautiful job.

Three perfect duplicates. Take a look.

You make any trial runs before printing?

Yes, I burned them all up.

You got no holdout copies?

Hey, man, I'm straight. I've been in this business 20 years.

Where's your type? Still locked up?

It's all pied, man. It's all broken up.

Well, it's like you say.

It's a beautiful job.

You got the money?

Yeah.

And I'm keeping it.

The printer's name was Carlson, Steve.

He caught three in the chest from a .45.

Nearly ripped them apart.

Who found the body?

The printer's devil, a man named Poto Mahana.

He worked part-time for Carlson. Came in mornings to put away type that Carlson

used the night before.

Any idea what Carlson was printing last night?

That's the problem, Steve.

Type was all over the place.

Thousands of letters.

We don't know what was used last night and what wasn't.

All right, sweetheart, you're under arrest.

Very convincing.

Yeah? You like that?

Uh-huh. I mean, is that as good as my heart attack number?

Uh, that's as good as your falling in love with the bank clerk number.

Oh, now, don't pull that, eh?

Look, you needed someone on the inside.

And I loved being recruited by you.

So just keep on doing that number, OK?

OK.

A shirt like that.

You know, I had to put up a big deposit for this thing.

Man in the store, he thinks I'm going to a costume party.

Some party.

Rio, Buenos Aires, Acapulco.

You'll have to give me dancing lessons.

Oh, no. No more of that dance studio stuff for me.

No more of those fat old ladies stepping all over my shoes.

Mm-mm.

Yeah, I know. With me, it's the skinny ladies, you know.

Golden mace slacks, grabbing money out of my hands at the bank.

Yeah, well, pretty soon, no one will be grabbing from you once I get my share,

then. All you have to do is just reach out there and take it.

Mm, well, I've already reached, you know.

I got you.

Forever.

Forever?

Oh, wow.

That's a very heavy word, forever.

You're such a louse, you know.

Do you know what I'm going to do to you when I'm old and rich and fat?

What?

I'm going to dance with you, and I'm going to stomp all over your feet.

Oh, you are?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, well, we'll see about that. Come here.

They've got it at the lab now, but they have to go through it letter by letter

looking for signs of fresh ink.

Sounds like a backbreaker. Let me know if he comes up with anything, will you?

Will do.

How's your trial going?

Oh, don't ask. Uphill all the way.

Witnesses are afraid to testify.

How about the bank? Things quiet?

Yeah, but I'll feel a lot better when they move that $6 million.

Dano, have you made absolute... Mr. McGarrett?

Yeah, coming.

Be right with you.

Dano, they're after me. I'll talk to you later.

Right.

Danny wants to know how you're doing.

So far, we've got one letter in black ink, one number in red, the letter K and

the number 4.

We've still got two buckets of type to go.

Any idea how long it'll take?

Don't hold your breath.

Hey, got another one.

Your forms, Mr. Blumberg.

Forms.

See this gold watch?

I got it for 32 years of filing forms.

Yeah.

Well, just don't make any mistakes on those.

They're the only ones we got.

And you might say the supply is sort of dried up forever.

Dried up?

You mean Carlson, the printer?

Well, why?

He gave you what you wanted. It wasn't even part of the plan.

It's part of my plan, Blumberg.

You see, if anything goes wrong, if any one of you guys gets caught, I don't

want you turning state's evidence on me.

You see, this way you're an accessory to murder.

There's no turning back.

It's 0820.

Let's review.

Well, it...

If you don't mind, I gotta be on a job at 0900.

I mind, Blumberg.

Sit, Blumberg.

All right, now, let's review our tactical plans.

Assault and aftermath.

This whole thing, it's like a war to you, ain't it?

What did you say they gave you, Blumberg? Go watch.

Well, they gave me a wound in the guts that's gonna take about ten years off my

life. And then I get home only to be called a monster by some long-haired

creep with a beard.

Yeah.

I'm gonna get him back.

With interest.

Yes, Mr. Hanley. I'm having another tax examination.

Make up a list of my expenses, will you? Anything we can support.

Mr. Hanley, I've seen some of your expense vouchers.

$30, $40 lunches.

Do you know that your father and I used to bring our lunch in a paper bag and

eat out in the yard with the men?

Yeah, those were great old days.

Take care of this, will you, Blumberg?

Yes, Mr. Hanley.

I couldn't handle the thought of hurting you.

I know what you want, something meaningful.

That's not my scene.

That's why we have to go separate ways.

Are you sure you want to leave me, Ray?

For your sake, baby. It's for your sake.

You'll have a good start on 50,000.

I don't want $50,000.

But you deserve it.

Hey, I wouldn't think of you not taking it.

I want a full share.

A million dollars.

And there's something else that you ought to tell Mr. Hawkins.

I've left a letter with my attorney, Mr. Shikato.

Just in case something violent happens to me.

Are you sure you want to leave me, Ray?

Your girl Carol reminds me of a girl I knew in Saigon once.

She had a great little racket going for herself.

She threatened to send a picture home to your folks unless you came across with

an extra 50.

You know what we did to her, Ray?

We mailed her to her folks.

Yeah?

Carol's different, you know. I mean, she protected herself.

Yeah, I'll bet she did.

Yeah, that's pretty nice.

You and her ending up with an extra share.

That's a pretty good idea you had, Ray.

Hey, wait a minute.

That was her idea. I don't go back on a deal.

One million apiece, right?

One for Noonan, one for me, one for Bloomberg. And triple for you.

And you deserve it, man. I mean...

It was your idea, your plan.

This thing she's pulling now... I don't know how we're gonna get out of it.

That's simple.

We get out of it by paying.

Paying?

A full share?

Yep.

Your share.

Hey, hey.

Put that thing away.

Okay.

Okay, my share.

Oh, that's okay, Ray.

You'll make out.

You're good at romancing them rich, fat old ladies, aren't you?

Okay, Pablo.

Now, you be sure to have the truck back before 5 o'clock, huh?

Noonan? Yeah?

Got a shipment for you. Uh, you better, uh, pick up a rig.

900 crates?

You're making me work hard again, aren't you, Lumber?

A hernia you wouldn't get from lifting thin air.

Bye.

Williams, this is Harvey Shaw, 4th Federal. The money's just gone out, Mr.

Williams. The crisis is over.

I'm glad to hear it, Mr. Shaw.

That's a relief.

Anytime.

How you doing?

Well done.

Four numbers in red, eight letters in black.

Hmm.

I wonder what it could be.

Some kind of numbered form, a license?

Invoice, stock certificate.

With these letters, how many combinations are possible?

Well, let's see.

Using the eight factorial formula, that could be over 40,000 combinations.

Central, get me the computer bank.

Thank you.

Jenny, we'll be back in about half an hour. For you. Emergency.

I'll take it in here.

Williams.

When?

Driving assistant shot through the head.

Through a bulletproof glass?

Armor-piercing bullets.

Probably carbide.

We figured the camper was used as a decoy to stop the truck.

Kono, get a readout on those plates and notify Mr. Shaw at the bank.

Hey, Dan.

What do you got? Track's coming up this way. Let's go.

Look at this.

Let's go.

Shaw speaking.

Hijacked?

But how could that be?

There are armed guards aboard.

Couldn't they do anything?

Oh, no.

No.

Thank you.

Good tracks.

Yeah, like traffic signs.

Yeah.

Forty-two-three.

That's a lot of dolls.

Yeah, it won't quit.

Take it down there.

What do you mean, no tracks?

There have to be tracks. A truck goes in, it goes out.

I know it doesn't make any sense, Steve. The tracks went in, they didn't go out.

Have you checked everything inside and out?

Everywhere, inside, outside, upside down. We covered the ground for 100

yards. Rocks, grass, sand.

And there was no trace?

Not a trace, Steve. No tracks, no truck, and no $6 million.

Sir, I'm not asking to be excused. I just want to go back to Honolulu for one

night. May I remind you again that we have a murder trial to complete?

Well, I'm talking about three murders.

Three murders and $6 million stolen.

Now, my men are out now, searching every inch of that island for that armored

truck. If I could just go back to Honolulu for one night... Your

department can function without you for one night. It has nothing to do...

Request denied.

Who are you calling a lousy ex-con?

Come

in.

What is it, Bloomberg?

It's Fred Noonan.

He's fighting with the other men, and it's not the first time.

I think we ought to let him go.

Whatever you say, Bloomberg.

Something else?

Yes, sir.

I want a raise.

$50 a week, starting right now.

$50? I'm worth it.

I'd do your personal accounts and your tax, and I'd do it on my own time.

Yeah, sure, you're a key man on the team, Blumberg.

But $50 more?

It's not a joke.

I mean it.

Yes or no.

No.

Better get my things together.

Blumberg, you're making a big mistake.

A man your age, the world's not waiting with open arms.

Just out of curiosity, what if I had asked for a $10 raise?

Not 10, not 5.

Thank you, Mr. Hanley.

You've just confirmed my faith in human nature.

Well, how many more we got?

120 pages.

200 names to a page.

And I thought the computer was the policeman's best friend.

What's next?

Kitty dogs.

Well, that could be Kitty Toggs, a company where they're- Catch it. Hold

it.

That's where Noonan works.

Fred Noonan, ex-con, ex-hold of man, but alibied for the bank heist.

Alibied by who?

Plumberg. Tiki gods.

Plumberg and Noonan, they could be in this together.

Flight 82 to Dallas.

Seattle. One way.

Young lady, one way to Miami Beach, please. Oh, and I want to stop in Los

Angeles on the way.

We

don't have

any current invoices.

starting with nine or four. It'd have to be in a one or zero series.

Wish Blumberg were here. No one knows these files like him.

Here you are.

These are the posted paid-up accounts.

They should match Mr. Blumberg's invoices.

Let's see if they do.

Can I ask what you're looking for?

Six million dollars.

Hi. San Francisco?

I'd like to make a reservation to Seattle, please.

Impossible. I showed two posted accounts, same invoice.

Sally's Gift Shop and Pacific Coast Novelty Imports. That's the name on this

invoice, Pacific Coast Novelty Imports. I never heard of that company.

Where's the invoice for Sally's Gift Shop?

Not here. Maybe a yank, huh?

Or maybe switch with a phony.

There's a big difference in the orders, too.

Sally's Gift Shop, 10 crates, delivered locally.

Pacific Coast Novelty Imports, 920 crates. How is it shipped?

They specified shipment by C-train.

Here it is. Your invoice number 1409.

Shipped out this morning.

It's on its way to Oakland.

Hang on a minute.

How much would 920 crates weigh?

A ton.

What was the weight of that shipment, please?

Subtract the weight of the rig, 22,000 pounds net.

Thank you.

That order was slightly overweight, about 20,000 pounds.

Thank you.

Okay. A million bucks.

What we became for a million dollars.

You know, I can't even visualize a million dollars.

Well, Mr. Hawkins, your private war is over now.

It's just started, Blumberg.

We'll set things right in this country.

We're going to stop them from burying us with peace and poetry and pot.

Get the nitro?

completely surrounded.

I tracked the gang to a warehouse here in Oakland.

Two of them tried to run for it.

They didn't make it.

I'm bringing the other three back.

Your trial over?

Yeah. Johnny O'Porter was just found guilty.

Three counts, murder one. He's a cinch for life. No possibility of parole.

Dono, you did a good job on this one.

Well, $184.50 a week take home.

Why not?