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Thank you.

No more pictures.

You've got enough pictures.

Pete, did you get me standing up? Don't, William. You're in the Super 8 show in

all your glory.

Day.

What a perfect day.

There must be a cat somewhere.

The only cat was getting here. It took 16 years.

Yeah.

We should have come when we were younger.

We made it. That's in the picture.

Just one time.

Oh, hi.

Do I know you?

No, that's okay. My name's Mike. Oh, I'm Chuck. Where are you from, Mike?

People's Attack Group.

What? People's Attack Group.

Williams to Central.

Williams to Central.

Patch me through to McGarrett.

Yeah, this is McGarrett.

Steve, we got another killing with a PAG medallion. A tourist was shot right here

in Queensurf Beach.

My God, Dano, that's the third one in ten days.

Any witnesses?

Yeah, victim's wife.

She says the killer was a kid, 19 to 21.

Blonde hair. He said he was from the People's Attack Group.

Used the same chrome-plated automatic.

You've shown your courage, brother.

You're a member in full, brother.

You belong.

You are we.

We are power.

The power to be.

Congratulations, Mike.

Thank you.

All right.

Hey, a toast to Mike.

To Mike!

I took a

pile of hair, brother.

Hey, Army, now that...

Well, he showed me how to focus, man.

I'll do anything, okay? Just ask me.

I will, kid.

I got them, and they're great.

Oh, that's beautiful.

Now we can dispense the order of battle to the people.

The idea of freedom, freedom, like it was really invented.

Hey, we ought to send a copy to the newspapers.

I bet they'd print the whole thing.

Wait a minute.

Better yet, we tack a copy to our next strike.

Victor?

I'm ready, man.

It's your turn, Victor.

Yeah.

Why not? Give him a shot.

Yes. Danny, Professor Metzger's on your line.

Thank you, Jenny.

Kurt, hello.

Danny, how have you been?

Well, things could be better.

I guess you know we've had another one of what you call in your articles

initiation rights.

Getting out of the grim, isn't it?

Yes.

Steve and I are curious to know how you could be so specific in your personality

profiles of these particular terrorists.

So what are you doing for lunch tomorrow?

Meeting you, it would appear.

I'll pick you up at the university.

See you around noon.

All the slugs match, Steve.

Same automatic killed all three?

No question about it. What about the medallion?

Aluminum, common grade, etched by hand with an electric pencil.

Any prints?

Clean.

Where are we?

Nowhere, Dino.

You reach Kurt?

We're having lunch tomorrow.

If the professor's theories are even halfway accurate, we got big problems

here.

Slaughtering innocent people with the same nickel-plated .45 and leaving the

same crummy medallion is not just a masculinity right.

It's a promise of more violence and death.

Mark near the main entrance.

There's a big arcade in the middle with gardens and a fountain.

And lots of people.

You going all the way inside?

Yeah. If Mike can do it, I ought to be able to do it.

Hey, Twinkie.

That was an AM FM clock radio.

Brand new.

3874.

Didn't you hear what I said?

Well, uh, 3874, huh?

OK.

OK.

Hey, for God's sakes, take it easy, man. I didn't mean anything.

Take it easy.

I've got a wife and kids, you know.

My wife's pregnant, man.

Hey, man, come on, let's go. We got the heat.

Two alpha, 20 to central. Easy.

You're lucky, man.

Freeze. Drop the gun.

You read them there, right?

You're kidding. They recited them to me, top to bottom.

John Manacote, district attorney.

Fantastic. Put it all on hold, would you?

If your pistol and your car were used in those three killings, you've got nothing

to look forward to except long sentences and old age.

Now, if and when you ever get out will depend entirely on you.

Look, I, uh... We have certain rights under the Constitution.

Before you ask us anything... you must know we have the right to remain silent.

There's a chance you could make a deal now.

When we nab your buddies, it'll be too late.

We don't have to answer any questions or say anything to you or anybody else.

I'm not good at answering questions. I'm just good at pulling triggers.

Big men.

Let's get out of here. The stench is getting to me.

Where's the car?

At the lab. Che's giving it the treatment.

After he finishes, check with the gunsmiths around the island. That nickel

plating on the automatic might have been done locally.

That's enough, thanks.

If you were a member of the People's Attack Group, would you talk if your

initiation was a blood riot?

I might. I was doing time for somebody else's killing.

Check, please.

Yes, sir.

Add to the fear of retaliation the fact that they don't know all that much about

each other.

These groups often use nom de guerre.

They have new names and no past.

You mean a rebirth.

Exactly.

How many of them do you think have previous criminal records?

Oh, I'd say their leader, very definitely.

He's probably older, a father figure with an expertise in calculated

violence.

The others may have been picked up in campus riots upon narcotics.

Usual credentials of the modern militant.

Thank you. Thank you, sir.

What can we expect now, Kurt?

More terror tactics, I'm afraid.

The more terror, the more publicity.

It's their way of getting their message to the people and gaining recruits. Or

so they rationalize. You see, their warped egos need public attention.

It's their equivalent of shooting heroin.

And like other addicts, they'll go to any length to get the new fix.

Think they go as far as skyjacking and bombing?

Is that so very much different from slaughtering innocent people in cold

blood?

I guess not.

As prisoners of war, you have no rights... except those granted by the

People's Attack Group.

If you cooperate, you will have the right to eat, sleep and breathe.

Poverty is the parent of crime and revolution.

Isn't that what Aristotle said, Professor?

I wouldn't be surprised.

Who said, uh...

These terrorists and their childlike pseudo-innocence must remain ignorant of

history in order to pursue their strategy for power.

Huh, Professor?

A noted professor.

Ignorant of history.

Why do you think we used that shiny automatic?

I've no idea, except it's a ceremonial instrument.

General Patton carried one, didn't he, along with his pearl-handled revolvers.

Oh.

Hey, who said you bank guards were flunking stones?

What do you mean, bank guards?

Hired guns.

The rich who own the government can have you on sentry duty, defending their

millions.

Let me continue.

Like many heroin addicts, these people suffer from a lack of significance

that's festered since childhood.

Sexually, they are often inept, if not impotent.

I don't know about you, Professor, but this one doesn't have any problems.

The number is from a series made during World War II.

Nickel plating is almost as old as a gun, but it doesn't have the same

quality of a factory alloy.

Too old to trace.

What about the car?

We got more going for us there.

It's given one of those $20 paint jobs, tan on gray, not too long ago.

and we peeled some fingerprints off the gas cap and rear fender.

Ah, probably a gas station attendant.

We drew a blank on the prints from the doors and steering wheel.

Found out where the car was painted, Ben.

Right.

Jim, if the prints on the car give us a make on anyone besides the suspects,

follow through. Fast.

These guys are fanatical. They're not going to roll over and play dead because

we busted a couple of their boys. They're going to hit back and they're

going to hit hard and going to be there like a brick wall when they do.

They've declared war on society, gentlemen.

And we've got to stop them.

Yeah.

Defender. Oh, dear.

The paint not good. Was one sloppy job.

Who drove it?

Oh, one good-looking Harley Wahine.

Extra cutie. She drove two car.

She did.

Sometime this one, sometime white four-door.

How often does she come in? Oh, maybe once, twice a week.

Thank you, brother.

Have you seen Don? No, he hasn't checked in. Oh, HPD call with a readout on those

two men you have in custody.

Who? Okay. The driver is Joseph Pileski, 24.

Did he hear at Leavenworth for smuggling arms? Dropped out of Missouri University

after possession and selling of marijuana bust.

The younger one who gave his name as Victor Bonner has no record so far.

Oh, and a cab driver left this for you.

Send it to the lab?

I already did.

It's been X-rayed.

captured one chronic liar named Professor Kurt Metzger and one

stormtrooper named Dan Williams.

They are being held as prisoners of war and are under sentence of death as

enemies of the people.

You, however, can save the lives of these criminals.

We stand ready to exchange prisoners, Metzger and Williams for our comrades

and brothers, Victor and Driver.

If you don't accept our offer, your fascist pigs will be executed.

And our retribution will not stop there.

As long as Victor and Driver remain in chains, we will continue to take

prisoners of war and execute them.

No man, woman, child on this island will be safe from our vengeance.

Now you release our brothers, or the lid will blow on this thing like a volcano.

Future contact between us will be made over Channel 8 on the Citizen Band

Radio. Repeat, Channel 8, Citizen Band Radio.

Out.

Anyone really surprised?

I've been dreading this ever since the Germans released the Palestinian

commandos after the Olympics.

Steve, what do you know about this group?

Very little, sir.

Very little.

The problem is there is no defense against such irrational terror.

The senseless, random murder of completely innocent people.

He could make good his threat, Governor.

Are you suggesting we should give in?

John, I think you know me better than that.

Never, never, never.

I say that we draw the line right here and now. We don't give an inch, not one

inch.

You cannot deal with people like that.

And you know, you know what Dano's life means to me.

Kurt Metzger is a close friend too, isn't he?

Yeah. And his wife, Elizabeth.

That's the hard part of this. When Dano signed on as a cop, he knew the odds and

he bought them.

But Kurt Metzger... We got him into this.

A teacher.

An innocent bystander.

With terrorists and revolutionaries, Governor, there is no such thing as an

innocent bystander. Apparently not.

You know, this is unquestionably one of the most difficult decisions I've had to

make since I've been in office.

It's comparable to signing a death sentence.

But it has got to stop here, sir.

It has got to stop here.

If it doesn't, we might as well give him the keys to the jail.

Precisely. I'd better contact civil defense and get their direction-finding

trucks into place.

And I'll see Elizabeth Metzger to make sure that she doesn't get the news from

someone else.

Steve, I'll arrange my schedule so that I'll be here any time you need me.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you, lady.

Have a nice day.

Hello there, attorney.

How's it, sister?

What'll it be today?

A dollar worth.

Coming up.

Hey, what's the matter, brother?

Nothing. Nothing.

Don't worry about me. Everything is right on, sister.

Nick, here she comes.

License number 5-alpha-7-8-1-9.

Got her. She's just passing me now.

Central, give me a readout on license number 5-alpha-7819 and a priority patch

to McGarrett.

Got it, Ben.

Nick, do you read me?

Read you. She's making a phone call.

Long brown hair, a black jacket with some rhinestone in front, red denim

slacks.

We're about two blocks from there right now.

Ben, stand by at her address, but don't show yourself.

On my way.

Right, Steve.

I'm getting very negative vibrations on me.

Jolly George, the guy at the gas station, was uptight. He kept looking

around for someone.

Hey, hey.

Come on, babe.

Inhale.

Inhale. Slow and deep.

Come on, let your brain breathe.

Just tense off.

Smooth out.

I'm trying.

You getting the cool?

Yeah.

Okay, okay.

Now, turn around and focus.

And tell me if there's a guy in a car watching you.

There is a guy.

Okay, you go for a ride.

If he follows you, take him for a tour.

Condition red.

Okay, Nick, stick with her even if she knows you're there.

Chin, where are you?

We're at the house next door.

Have you got HPD backup?

Yeah, two just arrived.

And a man on the roof across the street.

Ben, are you in position?

In the rear of the house with two backups, Steve.

Okay, when we hit, we hit hard and fast, but hold your fire.

Right.

Ben? Yes, Steve.

We move in in exactly ten seconds. Be careful. I spotted Dano's car out front.

All clear?

You're wrong.

Nick, do you read me?

Yes, Dean.

We drew a blank at the house. Pick her up and bring her in.

She's our only link now.

Right.

Pull over. Police.

Amen.

Pepper.

You know, he didn't actually want to write those articles for the paper.

They asked him to as a civic duty for the newspapers.

I know. He always helped whether he wanted to or not.

That's the way he is.

Is?

How do you know he's still alive?

Well, I have no reason to assume otherwise.

Can't you imagine how they hate him for what he wrote about them?

Why can't the governor be flexible?

Isn't there an official stand between yes and no?

I'm afraid there isn't.

And I think Kurt will understand why.

So do you.

No, I don't.

The man who drove the car.

Now, he isn't a killer.

He could be used for bargaining.

He's an accomplice, isn't he? Yeah, and I have reason to believe that he was the

driver in the other senseless killings.

But you could at least communicate with him.

The governor could keep some kind of a dialogue going.

As long as they're talking, they're not... Is the governor saying anything?

Not unless he has to.

Of course.

He can sit back and pretend it's entirely out of his hands and wait for

them to kill Kurt.

It's not the governor's problem, Liz. It's mine.

I know.

I'm not being...

You're right.

You can't deal with this.

This animal.

He uses the powder magazine in a couple of wars when they had artillery here.

You know where we are?

It's an old gun emplacement.

Harlow batteries, I think.

Do you think there's a possibility the governor could negotiate some form of

exchange?

Sure.

All you have to do is stretch a couple of laws.

You're an aide in the comfort, my friend.

The governor would be a fool to let those two out.

He'd be opening Pandora's box.

Interesting, isn't it? How the reality of fear can twist itself into an

illusion of hope.

They have nothing to gain by keeping us alive.

Repeat. Keep this channel clear. Here we go, Nick.

More rap sheets from the fingerprints in the Kolahala house.

This one looks like the leader.

Richard Stanwood, alias John Maldro, alias Dickie Glib. Notice the full

house? Yeah.

Manslaughter, robbery, narcotics, rioting, and rape.

Escaped from Illinois State Prison at Joliet 18 months ago. That's hard to do.

The others are younger.

Campus radicals, dopers.

Okay, let's get APBs and photos going on all of these characters.

Enough to paper the islands.

Get them to HPD, cabbies, gas stations, liquor stores, head shops, the works.

Hi, Foxer.

Did you get the antenna?

Yeah, it's in the trunk.

Reception OK?

Yeah.

Hey, what's the matter?

Come on, what's wrong?

Vera was chopped.

Chopped?

How?

Well, the badges were chasing her, and she hit a truck.

And they let her burn alive.

It's all over the radio.

Are you sure it was Kurt Metzger?

Let's get to work.

Activate audio.

This is the people's attack group calling the governor. Over.

This is the people's attack group calling the governor and no one else.

Over. Come on. Come on. Steve.

Steve.

We're getting a call on the citizens' bank.

One time.

It gets a direction. Find his work.

and you're through.

This is McGarrett, 5-0. Go ahead, Stanwood.

Read my horoscope, huh? Not horoscope. Scan unit three.

Yeah? Making his work.

Finding it.

Look,

cut the chitchat, McGarrett.

Where's the governor?

He's not here.

Scan unit four.

Metzger's body didn't tell him anything?

The governor doesn't know it yet, but it told me that you're a butcher and that

you keep making mistakes, each one bigger than the last.

Look, Metzger was your mistake, McGarrett, not mine.

If you want to start exchanging live bodies, then you better get off your

butts, and you better let our men go, or else we're gonna execute your curly

-headed dude.

Now, you've got three hours, man, just three.

Scan unit five.

Yeah, all your big talk about calling the shots.

Three hours, McGarrett. I repeat, three hours.

It's not my authority to release anyone. It's up to the governor entirely.

Well, get him. You get him on this horn in an hour.

Out.

Jenny, get me the governor.

Jen, anything?

There's somewhere in this triangle. It covers about 10 square blocks.

Is that the best you can give me? The conversation was long enough to give us

a better fix. Okay, keep our team spread around town.

Stanwood may be using a mobile transceiver.

A form of fungus that grows on rock in minimal light, such as you have in

caves, grottos, concrete buildings.

That's interesting. Anything else?

Yes.

Large grains of gunpowder, I believe. Some kind of propellant charge.

It's in the lab for analysis now.

Might be interesting.

Good, Jay. Good.

Move it as fast as you can, Jay.

We've got less than three hours.

We're waiting to hear from them now. I'd rather you not talk until we can't avoid

it anymore.

I understand.

How about some coffee? Oh, thank you.

This is a people's attack group calling the governor and no one else.

Over.

Stanwood, this is McGarrett.

Where the hell is the governor?

He was off the island. He's flying in from Maui to talk with you. He should be

in in roughly half an hour.

Look, you better not be stalling, McGarrett, because we're not.

You've got two hours.

To show our good faith, I talked to him about the possibility of releasing the

driver, Pileski, on bail.

Mark,

after what you did to Vera, you know what you can do with your good faith,

McGarrett. That was an accident. She hit the panic button.

And Mark, now you hear this.

We want complete freedom for Victor and driver.

You have the governor on the radio in 25 minutes or your boy goes up in flames

the same way Vera did. Out!

Chin.

They do have a mobile transceiver, no question.

They're in the middle of town now.

Excuse me.

All right, you're our next governor. If you can keep them talking a minute or

two longer, we might be able to zero in on them. Now, we have a fix here at 6.35

a.m. They were moving Diamond Head. We have one here at 7.28 a.m.

Hopefully... Call on the governor.

This is the governor speaking.

Over.

Well, well, well, what do you know?

What's the word, Gov?

Scan unit three.

Who am I talking to?

What is this organization?

You're talking to Army.

The colonel commanding the People's Attack Group.

We're aiming for freedom, everyone's freedom.

Freedom for the corporate state and the police army.

Now, you turn our men loose.

You tell them they can reach us at combat position D.

when they're clear.

Mark.

Do you understand the seriousness of this kind of crime?

Do you understand there's gonna be an execution in an hour and a half if you

don't cut the bull?

Now, listen to me.

I want you to realize that these things take time. Look, you're stalling. You

hear me? We're shutting down.

Now, your cop dies.

Out!

Locations don't tell us anything except they have a mobile transceiver.

I got it.

That gunpowder from Metzger's clothing is from a propellant charge normally

used in artillery shells.

Now, these particular grains are rather old, unsophisticated compared to modern

explosives. How old?

Well, it's slower burning than those compositions developed during World War

II. Might even be a World War I vintage.

And considering the fungus we found...

I'd say it came from some kind of military storage area. Okay, Che.

Thank you.

Well, you heard.

This island was a main storage depot during World War II and before that.

Yeah, there were ammunition bunkers and powder magazines all over these

mountains on both sides of the islands.

In combat position D.

Did he say D or B?

Why don't you ask him?

Okay, gentlemen, man the port.

Activate all units.

This is the governor calling the People's Attack Group.

Is that rendezvous called Combat Position D as in Dog or B as in Baker?

Please clarify.

Position B is in the North Shore.

This is the People's Attack Group.

That combat position is D.

As in Dudley, do right.

Or deader than a doornail.

I read you.

Thanks. Over.

And if you turkeys have any more messages, we'll listen.

But we're not talking anymore.

Out!

The windward side going to northeast.

The signal's getting weaker.

Northeast, and they say they'll be able to hear us.

They can't be going too far unless they have a high vantage point, free of

interference. Like a mountain.

Yeah, like Diamond Head.

There are plenty of gun emplacements up there, long since abandoned.

Chin, call Fort Shaffner. Tell him I want a map of Harlow batteries.

Every tunnel, every bunker.

Contact HPD.

I want a full squad.

Issued automatic weapons and combat gear. I want a SWAT team. Right.

Governor, it will help if you wait until the deadline is up.

Then call Stanwood on the radio. Tell him that you've released his two men.

Isn't that cutting it rather close?

Yes, sir, but it will buy more time. Now, I doubt if they'll have a phone in

their gun emplacement.

Once he knows his men are free, he'll have to wait there until he hears from

them. What if they're not in a gun emplacement?

I don't want to think about that.

Anything else?

Yeah.

If you know a good prayer, we could use one.

Cheer up, pig.

The governor's gonna give you a reprieve.

He's signing a release for your man?

That's what he said.

Hey, you sound surprised.

Didn't you think he would?

If he said he will, he will.

You'll know for sure next time I open this door.

This area is honeycombed with tunnels and old gun emplacements.

We use most of it for civil defense storage, and that's locked in solid with

an alarm. Not even a rat could get in without our knowing it. What about this

blue area?

An old mortar battery.

What's there?

Crew quarters, gun emplacements, and ammo storage.

Will this tunnel lead us to that area?

If we don't run into a locked door, it's all connected.

All right, gentlemen, let's surround this area.

Remember, no noise, quick and quiet.

Cover every possible exit. We've got exactly 20 minutes.

Now, we're gonna try to come up from behind them through this tunnel.

Okay, let's move it.

Bob, Kimmel, Bill, come with us. Max, let's go.

You can go down and get some lunch. Anything good down there? Something Mike

calls barbecue beef.

Great.

This is the governor calling the People's Attack Group.

have been released.

This is the governor. Repeat.

Your two men have been released. Do you read me?

Hey!

Hey,

go tell them to turn down that radio. We got the whole neighborhood.

Victor and Driver have been released.

Your two men have been released. Turn it down, will you? Please.

Now?

Victor and Driver have been released.

They will contact you as soon as possible.

Any ideas, Colonel?

Solid steel.

Here. Here's the key for the escape panel.

I got something to take care of.

How's it done?

Yeah.

Yeah. Too close.

Let's go.

Book him.