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Thank you.

Some business people coming in here.

You're stalling.

And I want you out.

Jack.

Why do you say things like that to me?

I'm a person like anybody else.

You're what you are. You're nothing.

You're zero.

Hey, Lana.

You don't have to believe this, but I really do like you.

Yeah. I like you, I really do.

Yes, sir, baby, I like you.

Manny, license number 2M4558. I want to know who, what, and where. I'll call you

back in an hour. You owe me one.

In an hour.

room at zero and action.

Cura.

That's a PX on the left.

Officer's quarters on the right. Paymaster on the middle.

Johnny.

Helicopter pad. Due north of the officer's nest.

Army copter touches down at three. I take her off at three. Twenty.

Good. By the numbers. Cura.

Two-thirds working on the road.

Mac. Twenty to three. Knock over the PX delivery truck and the two guys.

Cura. 10 to 3, Max Drive and Johnny in the back. We show the ID passes to the

MP.

Here are your passes.

Yes? What's the name of the ship?

SS Metlovsky.

Six miles offshore.

What time you will deliver?

Noon tomorrow.

No later.

One thing.

It has come to our attention.

You are also dealing with Chinese.

Yeah, so?

We are not supermarket.

You are not free customer shopping all over. You understand?

Better think of the money you will have coming to you.

Money. Friend, would you like to know the truth?

I may deliver to you for nothing. Just for my own pleasure.

How about that?

Just listen, McGarrett, don't interrupt.

I'm only going to say this once.

At 3 this afternoon, there's going to be a hit. A hit.

So big it'll rock this island.

If you're interested, be at your desk at 2.30.

That's when you'll receive my next instructions.

At 3 this afternoon, there's gonna be a hit.

A hit.

So big, it'll rock this island.

Can we hear their first call from the top?

Just listen, McGarrett. Don't interrupt.

I'm only gonna say this once.

At 3 this afternoon, there's gonna be a hit.

A hit.

So big, it'll rock this island.

If you're interested, be at your desk at 2.30.

That's when you'll receive my next instructions.

Now McGarrett, if you think I'm a crank, you fit this in your sights.

Think about the three automatic rifles somebody lifted from Camp Kimberly a

month ago.

I couldn't have read about it in the papers, could I?

It wasn't released to the papers, was it?

McGarrett? McGarrett, get this.

You're late.

What?

You said 2.30.

It's past that time.

You get the point? You're not so sharp as you think you are.

You trying to bug me?

Yeah, it won't work.

Now listen, you're going to the old battery on Route 7.

Are you sure you're planning right? If the hit is at 3, it's going to take us

at least 25 minutes to get out there.

Yeah, but you're going to make it in 20.

20. When you get there, it'll all be clear to you.

And on the chance that you're too stupid to figure it out, I'll make my next call

to you exactly at 3.

I arranged to have my call transferred to your car.

Oh, yeah, there's one thing, McGarrett.

Watch the birdie. Watch the birdie.

Well, he needs us for something.

What does he need us for?

Three cars.

Ben, have Duke get us a blue and white. Two more men.

Let's go.

I'm sorry.

It's okay, buddy. Just move the sauce over.

Well, it's five to three.

Watch the birdie.

The payroll copter for Camp Coverley.

That's crazy.

Central dispatch to McGarrett. Come in, car one.

Central dispatch to McGarrett. Come in, car one.

Hey, Garrett. Here's your call.

Yeah, put him on.

It's ridiculous, isn't it, McGarrett, trying to rob an army payroll when they

haven't paid in cash for years?

Who could be that stupid?

For one,

Kira Johnson.

Surely you remember Kira, McGarrett?

You put him away twice.

Watch out for him. He's armed, and if he's caught, well, he's a lifer.

So long, McGarrett.

We've been had, brother. Let's go.

Shut the door.

Four million bucks. We got it. Count it later. Finish your tying.

I've never seen four million bucks before. So kiss off. I'm warning you,

boy.

Do your work. I take it out of your hide one way or another.

But this paper.

Where's the cash?

Where's the cash?

This is McGarrett. You haven't got a chance.

Nobody has me like this!

Nobody!

I'll do anything.

I'll fly the copter.

No one's shooting.

No one's shooting.

Unless you've got him clear in your sights.

Don't squeeze it off.

Well, do I kill him now, or do I take that helicopter?

Take it.

Move!

Let him pass.

Bye. Bye.

He's still alive.

I don't know how.

The man's a sieve.

We counted four bullet entries front and back.

Is he conscious? Can he talk? Just a matter of time.

Comatose now.

Chin put a man on his door.

No word to the press.

Nurses round the clock.

Now, if he comes to, if he says anything at all, I want it written down. And I

want to be called immediately.

You thirsty?

You're too fat, you're too heavy.

You won't be in here too long.

The fools of the Pentagon do what I ask, not long at all.

But you never know about them, do you?

You're valuable to them.

Today.

Today.

Dr. Frank Clapton.

Civilian chief.

Computer code programming.

Pacific and Asian theaters.

You're the only one to be trusted in what you're doing there, right?

Big man.

You change the codes, you devise new ones, they love you.

Man, they love you.

Today.

Today.

Don't they?

I mean, you're the best, best kind of American.

What about this time next year, Doc? What if the winds shift again?

And what if somebody...

What if somebody, Doc, says you're a little too gung-ho, you take the rules a

little too seriously, you endangered lives.

There's no room at all. There's no room at all for guys in the Army who want to

win wars.

So they ease you out.

Just promise you a big, fat, lousy civilian desk job.

You know, so you won't raise a stink.

No worry if they love you.

Until they leave you, they fly away. They just take off. They run.

What about that, Dr. Clapton?

Think about it.

Forget your codes, Dr.

Clapton. Forget your codes.

Look for the shifting wind.

I hope you're not afraid of the dark.

Every man and woman who left the base after the holdup is on this list.

Civilians on one side, Army personnel on the other.

All right, Chin, I want to know everything about them. Every move,

everything they carried out of the Army base... Mr. McGarrett. Yes, Colonel.

You know that Dr. Clampton is top secret.

Crypto clearance.

We shouldn't do anything that might frighten off his abductors.

Colonel, A, we haven't heard from his abductors. B, we're not out to frighten

them off. C, we're cops. We're not built to stand still.

You understand that?

All right, Chin, start running him through here.

You set up that dead-end holdup, didn't you?

Didn't it?

Pragmatically speaking, isn't that what counts?

It worked.

And I've got him, McGarrett.

What are the terms?

A million dollars.

Or he goes to a not-so-friendly government.

A million dollars.

Now, listen. That's not ransom.

It's... It's... compensation.

For me.

If there's something bugging you...

If it's not the money, if it's a grievance of some kind, why don't you

lay it on me? Maybe I can help.

Thanks a lot.

Now listen, let's get back to the money.

Where do we drop the cash?

You don't drop the cash.

Diamonds.

Diamonds? Well, that's a first.

Where do we get a million in diamonds on this island?

Vandiverts. They have them.

Believe me, I know.

Until nine, McGarrett.

Nine tomorrow night?

Tomorrow morning.

Well, what if I can't get... No ifs. Tell Washington.

A million.

In diamonds.

Nine tomorrow morning. Those are my orders, McGarrett.

Period. Now, just a second. I'd like to...

Jenny?

Yes, sir?

Get me Jonathan Kaye on the red line.

But it's the middle of the night in Washington.

Wake him.

Ben? Yes.

Check ship to shore.

Any incoming phone calls to this number in the last few minutes. And call

Vandervoort. See if there have been any inquiries about large purchases of

diamonds recently.

Right.

No ifs. Tell Washington.

A million.

In diamonds.

Nine tomorrow morning. Those are my orders, McGarrett.

That voice familiar to you in any way?

His phraseology, it could be a G.I., huh?

X.G.I., maybe an officer?

Anything? Whatever he's doing to disguise his voice is working like a

charm. Voice print is useless.

That screech, they say it's a bird, a tern of some kind.

That's great.

Sea birds on an island in the Pacific, that's very unique.

What about the other sound, the mechanical one?

Dono, ask the studio to keep after it, will you please? We need to know what's

making that thumping sound.

Mr. K coming on. He's not too happy.

Neither am I.

Jonathan, McGarrett, sorry.

I'm awake, dammit, and already heard from the Pentagon.

What are the terms?

A million in diamonds by nine o'clock.

Tomorrow, our time.

Tight schedule.

We'll make it. Pay it. Dr. Clapton is serious stuff.

It'd take us months to change all the coding in the Pacific Asian Theater.

One month in foreign hands and they'd pick his brains clean or kill him.

Either way, we'd be in a mess because we wouldn't know.

Pay it.

He said Vandervoort's here in Honolulu has the diamonds. How do I pay for them?

Hawaii Stock Exchange opens...

You'll use utility fund stocks.

Within an hour, you'll have an order for 200,000 shares.

It'll open at 5 and an 8th cell.

You should make that 9 a.m. deadline if the diamonds are available.

One friendly word, Steve.

Yeah? I know you, Steve.

I know your instincts.

But nothing takes precedence over getting Clapton back.

At any price.

Jonathan, you're wrong. You're dead wrong, and that's what Dr.

Clapton is going to be dead.

Now, I'm telling you. I get your vibration, Steve, from 5,000 miles away.

The most dangerous time for the victim of a kidnapping is after the ransom is

paid, after it.

You want elbow room, don't you? You bet I do.

All right, you've got it.

Until 9 a.m., and then it's our way.

Clear?

Clear.

Thanks, Steve.

Good night, Jonathan.

Steve.

Urgent.

Colonel, you'll have to excuse me.

Urgent business. I'll be in touch with you at the base.

And check with the Jewelers. Okay.

Well, if you want to call it that, he's come too.

I honestly don't understand why he's still alive.

Kira?

Kira Johnson.

This is McGarrett. Can you hear me?

Kira, I think you should know a few things.

You were set up, all three of you, just like clay pigeons all the way down the

line.

Let us help you get him. Who was it, Kira?

Who played Judas?

Your, uh, your friend called us twice.

Let us write to you. That's why we were there.

And that's just for openers.

Your hit was a diversion while you were supposed to be dying for some worthless

paper.

Your friend got himself a prize. He made a snatch.

Somebody very important to the Pentagon.

Worth a million dollars, in fact.

In diamonds.

And that's what we're going to have to pay, and he's going to get away.

Kira?

Help us find him.

Kira?

I want to tell you one more thing.

He enjoyed it.

He laughed at you.

When he called to tell us about the payroll hit,

He bragged how smart he was and how stupid you all were.

Let us help you get him, Kira.

These are such handsome diamonds, Mr. McGarrett.

You know, to live with diamonds as long as my family has... one appreciates

their beauty.

To put them in the hands of a kidnapper... What if you used

zircons?

The kidnappers may not know the difference.

What if they do?

After the stock exchange opens, I'll be waiting here for you.

Answer it, please.

It's after hours. I never answer the telephone after hours unless I'm

expecting an appointment.

Please.

Vanderwoods.

What?

Yes, he's here.

McGarrett.

Kira.

How?

Oh, the doctor said that he couldn't go more than 100 yards.

Isn't he the same doctor who said he wouldn't last the night?

Thank you.

Mr. Gully.

John Gully.

Yeah.

Yeah, the seabirds were clear.

What about that pumping sound, huh? We can't isolate it, Steve.

The voice is middle range frequency and the background is low.

We've got a variable low-pass filter here, which helps, but we need a

suppressor before we can do any more.

The nearest one of those is on the mainland, Los Angeles.

Have you checked the plane schedules?

Yeah. We roused a lab in L.A. They can have a suppressor here on a plane that

arrives 6.30 this morning our time.

Then do it, Danno. Get it on that plane.

Right.

So you left the base at 5?

Yeah. In my own station wagon. It's parked downstairs.

And you are a civilian contract worker with the army.

I want to call a computer cartel all that chicken paperwork, you know?

Sometimes you feel like the fourth monkey.

See nothing, say nothing, hear nothing, and you couldn't care less.

You don't mind doing that kind of work, having been a career officer?

No, better than being a dead hero.

I think you should leave off the base, Mr. Gully.

But when we look for you, we couldn't find you registered anyplace.

Where do you live?

You want the truth, don't you? Yeah.

Well, I live with this girl.

It's comfortable in here.

You mind giving me her name and telephone?

Huh? Atlanta?

Toronto. T-R-O-T-T-E-R.

That's, uh, five.

Yes,

sir, it would have helped if you'd call sooner.

No, it's too late now, but... Thanks anyway.

Gas station owner. Perfect description of Kira. Half an hour ago.

He's probably long since gone, but have HPD check it out anyway. Corner of Fort

Bishop. The Ever Gas Station.

Okay. You can go, Mr. Gully.

This is Mr. Lamb from the brokerage office.

Lamb?

If you'll sign here, please, Mr. McGarrett.

Let's see what we have.

Authorization to sell 200,000 shares of utility fund.

Proceeds payable to Vanderbilt and Company.

You often have to get up in the middle of the night to make your brokerage

commission? Any time for a million-dollar transaction, Mr.

McGarrett.

Thank you.

There's Trotter in the month that you've known him. It's a lifetime.

It's a lifetime.

I know.

Could you just go away, all of you?

I have one more question.

This is a picture of Jack Gulley.

Taken at 5-0 headquarters.

That the man?

Yes.

It's him.

You sure?

Yes!

It's him!

Put out an APB. Press it, Ben.

Jack Gulley.

When he was made to resign his commission four years ago, he was given

to understand that it was for his own good.

Well, apparently he didn't.

Have you got the diamonds?

Yeah, I have the diamonds, Gully.

I like that.

I like that fine.

It's okay.

It's out in the open now, man to man.

It's all right, McGarrett.

How'd you like brushing right by me last night, McGarrett? How'd you like that,

huh?

You're a fool, Gully.

Now that we know who you are, you'll have every government agency working

against you.

Which government, McGarrett?

That's up to you, Gully. That's up to you.

We'll, uh, we'll meet your terms.

No, no, no. Now, you know I'd rather sell Clapton to my own country. After

all, McGarrett, I'm a patriotic guy.

Yeah. Yeah, I bet you are.

How do we know he's alive?

Wait a minute. Listen.

I'm all right for now. Please, please get me out of here.

Satisfied?

Well, it could have been tape, but we'll accept it. Where do I meet you?

You got the diamonds?

Yeah, yeah, I've got them.

Okay.

In 30 minutes, Warrior Ridge.

When you get there, there will be further instructions.

And McGarrett, one final warning.

I'll be watching.

Helicopter overhead.

One suspicious move.

Clapton's family will be receiving messages from abroad.

Understood and out.

Russians?

Russians, North Koreans, Chinese, Albanians, who knows?

But why the diamonds? Why the diamonds? If we could figure that one out.

Of course they can't be marked, but they're not easily...

McGarrett.

Steve.

We isolated that sound.

Listen.

Pump? Yeah.

Heavy-duty compressor pump. Good. That's good work, Dano. Now, check with the

Board of Public Works.

Find out where any flooding or construction or repair is going on near

or on the waterfront. You got it? Yeah.

Then feed it all into the computer, Gully's name, along with any of the

sites where they're using those big pumps. See if he ties into anything like

a beach house or a mooring boats, anything like that. Got it.

We'll be at Warrior Ridge. We're meeting him there.

All right, Ben, open up. Be careful.

Let him go.

Central dispatch calling McGarrett. Come in, car one.

Central dispatch calling McGarrett.

Central dispatch calling McGarrett.

McGarrett. Steve, Dan.

Listen, I found four waterfront sites with heavy-duty compressor pumps.

Ran up through the computer with Gully. Yeah? Well?

I ran him cross-indexed, tried everything, came up empty.

Then... Then what? Then I had a brainstorm.

I tried the same initials, JG.

Anyone with the same initials, JG, located anywhere near one of those

pumps. I came up with two.

A John Garrison at slip number 64, Waimea Bay, and a Jay Grover on a Navy

surplus minesweeper on Sand Island.

What do you think? Is there any point?

Well, if that's all we've got, that's what we go with, Dono. You get some

manpower from HPD and take Waimea Bay.

I'll try the minesweeper at Sand Island.

Dr. Clapton, good news. Your friends just came through. A million dollars for

you. And that'll make you feel good.

Makes me feel good.

They still love you.

Yeah, this is WZ6789.

Ship to shore operator.

4958372.

Yes, ma'am, I'll hold.

But that's just half of it, Dr. Clapton.

Now we're going to see what your enemies will pay for you.

Yes.

Me, friend.

I'm ready.

You have?

You betcha I have.

But it's gonna cost you.

I'm doubling the price.

Two million.

So, you are not shopping anymore at supermarket.

You now own supermarket.

Two million.

Agreed. Now I must hear him and know he is alive.

You're gonna hear him, my friend. Hold on.

Listen.

Pump.

Yeah, and a patsy who wouldn't die.

Kira.

Oh, and a bird.

A bird?

A woman?

No. Just a bird, Gully.

An ordinary, free-flying bird.