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Thank you.

Hold it!

Forty-five caliber. Pretty bad shape, but I think we can get a make on it.

Good.

Got something.

Let's see.

Jessica Nichol, no doubt about it. These dental x-rays from the Wallace State

Prison confirm it. Any idea how long he's been dead?

Judging from the dryness of the bones and these, they grow on the grave.

Takes about five years for the root growth to reach this length.

Five years?

Wait a minute.

Five years?

The Oahu National Bank robbery was just about five years ago, remember?

Yeah. They got hit for a quarter of a million, three guys.

It ended up in a shootout with HPD. I think they only nailed two of them,

right?

Al Triplett and Duke Skelly. And the third guy got away with the whole

bundle. Jess Kaneko?

He'd get my vote.

Why? Oh, Skelly, Kaneko, and Triplett were as close as peas in a pod.

But what happened to the quarter of a million? It's not in that graveyard. HPD

screened every inch of it. Maybe.

Just maybe Caneco had to fight somebody else for it, huh?

Maybe. And lost.

Bergman.

It's Che.

Yeah, Che.

Got something you should see, Steve.

On my way. Thank you, Doc. Let's go, Doc.

A .38 caliber killed Caneco.

Now, take a look at this.

This is a five-year-old Conecco bullet.

This slug was taken from a liquor store clerk killed a month ago in a robbery.

Fired from the same gun. No question about it. That was down on Hotel Street.

Case is still open.

Donald, have Nick get the records from HPD.

A gun used to kill a hood five years ago suddenly reappears, huh? And is used in

a liquor store holdup a month ago.

But where has it been for five years?

Yeah. And what happened to the quarter million?

Che, run your ballistics records to the computer. See if the gun was used in any

of the crimes in the past five years.

Get me the book on Kaneko. Hit it hard.

I want to know everybody he knew.

Put the cash in the bag. No change.

Move!

Positive confirmation, Steve. The same gun that killed Jess Kaneko five years

ago and the clerk last month killed Chan Hoi in the liquor store this morning.

Positive.

Call Mrs. Hoi, Donald. See if she's up to coming in, if she'll send a car for

her. Yeah.

I realize this is painful, Mrs. Hoi, but we need your help.

I'll do all I can.

Sit down, please.

Mrs. Hoy, this is a facial topography kit. It's called an identikit.

It contains hundreds of sketches of lips, eyes, eyebrows, and other facial

characteristics.

Now, if you can tell us what the holdup man looked like, we can build a face.

This is a photo of a sketch.

Taken by HPD, built from a witness's description.

Description of a man who held up a liquor store, killed a clerk less than a

month ago.

Does it resemble the man you saw?

The hair was... was different.

How was it different?

Curlier and down on his forehead more.

And the chin... wasn't like that.

He didn't have a dimple.

Show the hairline sketches down.

Is it any of those?

I don't know. I just don't know.

Take your time, Mrs. Hoy. Take your time.

Oh, I don't think... Wait, maybe that one.

Try number 57.

Good. Anything else now?

There's something wrong with his mouth.

His teeth can stick out like that.

And his lips were... were bigger.

Wider or fuller?

Both.

Take a look there and see if you can see something.

That one. That one looks like them.

Number five, then.

Good. Now, study it a little while longer.

Is there anything else you can tell us?

The nose. The nose isn't right.

How is it different?

Wider, I think.

And the nostrils didn't show up like that.

How about that page?

That one.

Which one? I think that one.

Try number three.

That's him.

I'm sure of it.

Good, good.

Thank you, Mrs. Hoy. Now, just one more question.

The glasses he was wearing.

They were like... Like those.

And thick. The lenses, I mean.

Real thick.

Good. Thank you very much, Mrs. Hoy. I'm sorry to put you through this.

We can go now.

Chin, will you help Mrs. Hoy do the car, please?

Big difference.

But we've established one constant.

Glasses? Yeah. Two eyewitnesses, as of now, have established the fact that he

has thick lenses.

And that's one thing he cannot change. He can style his hair differently, or

grow a mustache, or beard, or both.

But with his eyesight, he'd be practically blind without his glasses.

Steve, that's two down in less than a month.

Want me to have HPD stake out the liquor stores in that area? No. No, they can't

tie up that much manpower.

Yes, Jenny.

Sergeant Lyman is here.

Send him in, please.

Hello, Steve.

Dean.

Danny. How are you? Good to see you. It's been a long time.

Too long.

What can I do for you?

I want you to take a look at a couple of faces.

Are either of those the men you spotted outside the Chun Hoi liquor store?

No.

I can't say the guy looks like either one of them.

Study them carefully, will you, Dean? It's important.

Sorry.

Why is Five-0 interested in the Hoy killing?

Oh, it's not just the Hoy killing.

Remember the liquor store clerk who was gunned down less than a month ago on

Merchant Street? Yeah.

Same gun, both jobs.

And here's the kicker.

It was the same gun used to kill a bank robber named Jesse Kaneko about five

years ago.

At the Oahu national heist.

Yeah, I remember. They never did crack that.

Still haven't.

Not with a quarter of a million dollars still missing.

Dono, run Mrs. Hoy's description through the NCIC computer.

Then have some copies made. Circulate them with HPD. I want everybody to take

a look at that mug.

Right. See you, Dean.

Sit down a second, Dean.

Thank you.

What are you doing?

I'm having a drink. What's it look like I'm doing?

Dean, what's wrong?

Nothing.

Look, uh, I couldn't sleep. I just thought a drink might relax me.

All right.

We're both awake now, so do you mind if I join you?

Marge, why don't you go back to bed?

When you do.

Or when you tell me what's wrong.

There's nothing wrong.

But that isn't true. Ever since you came home last night, you've been acting so

strange. Will you just leave me alone?

No, no, not until you tell me what's wrong.

All right.

Okay, you want to know what's wrong?

I'll show you what's wrong.

I just got off shift.

I was on my way home.

And this guy goes flying by me. He's going like hell.

So I started out after him.

But he, uh, he spun out. He was trying to take a curve too fast up on Mauna Loa

Road.

And he jumps out, and he's got this suitcase.

And he starts opening up at me.

So I fired back.

And I killed him.

He went down, the suitcase busts open, and all of this comes spilling out.

I don't know what came over me, but I'm thinking that, well, here I

am. I'm all alone, a dead man, all this money.

I think maybe I could bury the guy.

dump his car in the ocean, and nobody would ever know about it, except you.

Why didn't you tell me?

Well, I wanted to tell you about it.

When I came home, when I saw you, I knew that if I told you that I'd lose you.

And by that time, it was too late to...

Turn it in so I thought I could hide it in here.

That'd be the end of it.

But it isn't.

Why?

Well, they found the guy that I killed, or what's left of it.

And they found a slug from a gun.

It's, uh, look at the gun, remember?

I lost it when I was jumped in the Star City robbery.

But I don't understand. That was three years ago. What happened?

Well, somebody's been using that gun.

And he's already killed two guys in liquor store holdups.

Oh, Dean.

What are you going to do?

Well, the only thing I can do.

I have to find that gun before somebody else does.

Look who's here.

Hi, baby.

Did you miss me?

Take him.

He's been gone, what, four, five years?

And then he comes strolling and asking, miss me, like he just got back from the

men's room.

Who's this?

A deserving warfare.

Mm-hmm.

Well, USO's down the street.

Find it.

Hey, wait a minute!

Hey, wait a minute.

You're dead.

You look terrific.

You've taken care of yourself, haven't you, huh?

Well, if I don't, nobody else will.

Well, I don't know.

I might make you an offer.

That's what you said the last time I saw you.

Next thing I hear, you're on the mainland.

Honey, I'm sorry about that.

But things got a little warmer around here for me.

Mainland any cooler?

The Johns never let a glove on me. Not even a traffic ticket.

Hmm.

Listen, let's make some plans.

I think you already have.

You bet.

Give me two bourbon and water.

Hiya, Kelly.

What do you want now, Cass?

I'm a little short of dough. I thought maybe you'd... Get lost.

Look, I can pay you tomorrow.

All I need is a little... You heard her.

Get lost.

What are you looking at?

What are you looking at?

Nothing.

See ya, Kelly.

HPD comes up negative on the identikits. No one recognizes the guy.

Whoever the hole-up man is either has no local record or is new to the island.

Well, it's possible that he left the islands, operated on the mainland, and

then came back.

Maybe Washington has a record of the gun. Try it.

We'll check it out. Double time it.

Dana?

Drew a blank from the NCIC computer.

Can't match a name to our new face.

HPD told us the same thing.

Thank you.

What's with the city, Sarge? Shut up. I need a name.

That's a big order, Sarge.

Don't recognize him.

Of course, there's a lot of new faces in town these days.

I need a collar on this guy right away.

And 50 bucks.

Brother, I'm the only cop you talk to.

Sure, sure.

Do the best I can. I need it fast.

Okay, okay.

Good.

Fill it.

What? Fill it.

Just the bills and make it quick.

Come on, come on.

Best I could do.

The shooting and all.

Okay, Ben, get a statement.

Right.

It's close to the others, Steve. Maybe it's different enough to get a name from

NCIC this time.

I'll run it through.

Ballistic report from Washington.

Seems like our boy has been operating on the mainland for three years.

Four murder robberies from New York to Texas.

All unsolved.

He just added another one to his list. Chase said that Officer Kiko was killed

with the same gun.

Steve, the NCIC computer gives us a fat zero on the new face.

Our three suspects just don't exist.

Maybe so, Dano. Maybe so.

But our killer is in one of these three faces.

Now, all of the witnesses can't be wrong.

Let's see where they agree and disagree.

Well, the glasses, for one thing.

They all agree on that.

That's right.

Anything else?

Well, numbers one and two have the same shape of face and the same eyebrows.

That's right.

Now, look at the kit. Look at number two and number three.

We're here.

The nose and lips are identical.

Not quite. Not quite.

There's something missing.

The dimple on his chin.

Yeah.

Yeah. That's it.

I think we've got it.

Have some photos made of this one.

Ask Dean Lyman to come in. I want him to see all four faces. It might shake

something loose. Right.

It's me.

I hit the jackpot.

I got him.

Where is he and what's his name?

He's pretty close, but I guess I need another 50. Now, don't play with me,

Cass. Now, where is... All right, all right, he stays at...

So.

HPD found him this morning near the Pauahi Hotel.

He took one in the chest.

Chase says it's the same gun that killed Caneco and the liquor store victims.

Recognize him?

It's Cass.

Cass, uh, Ever... Stooley.

Found this on him.

Yeah, come in.

Dean?

Listen, you got your message this morning.

Wife and I were visiting on the North Shore last night. I'm sorry. No problem.

Another ident.

Yeah. Maybe one you can recognize this time.

Sorry.

Are you sure?

Couldn't be more positive.

Okay, Dean, thanks for coming in. I hoped we were onto something.

What is it?

Number four.

What about it?

Well, it could be if... If what?

The dimple wasn't that prominent.

Uh, lips are thinner.

Much thinner.

Yeah?

Face was longer.

And the hair didn't come down that far. It had more forehead.

Ben, I'll get the kit.

Take a look.

Dimple.

Face

Here

Thinner

lips

How's this?

Yeah, that's close.

You sure?

You sure?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's close. That's him.

Good. Good, Dano. Have copies made.

Circulate them with HPD.

Get Chin and Ben to check in with the witnesses. I'll run through NCIC. Dean,

thank you very much. I can't thank you enough.

Don't thank me. Believe me.

I want that guy as bad as you do.

Thank you.

Is that it?

Yeah. That'll be $1.75.

Put your money in the bag.

Quick.

I'm... I ain't talking to you.

Nobody is.

Hey, you'll talk to me and you'll like it. I want to know about that liquor

store punk.

I don't know nothing.

Like hell you don't.

I swear, I don't know who the guy is.

Try.

Maybe there's this hoe she works out of the clade.

That's all it is, I swear.

Yeah?

What's her name?

Kelly.

Kelly Mitsui.

What do we got, Nick? Looks like our man hit again.

Any witnesses? Just the clerk.

Steve, who do you make of this?

Looks like a piece of pistol butt.

Yeah, and there was something attached to it.

A replica of an HPD badge.

Well, the badges have numbers riveted on them.

Right.

And the holes have penetrated the grip.

You think you can make something out of the patent?

I'd give it a try.

Well, how about it?

Does this resemble the man?

Yeah, sort of.

Except for... Except for what?

His mouth.

It was bigger.

Is it among that group?

Yeah.

This is it.

L5.

That's better, but it's still not him.

His forehead.

His hair came down more over it.

His face wasn't that long and he had a dimple.

That's him.

I'd know him anyplace.

Same change as Lyman made.

Only in reverse.

Nick, run this through NCIC and let's hope this time we get a make.

What do you think?

Yeah, I think it's great.

What is it?

Well, unless I'm wrong.

How about that?

Mr. McGarrett, I passed through from Central for you.

Thank you.

I got it.

Steve, this is Chin.

Yeah, Chin, what do you got?

Jay's got something for us at the lab.

On my way.

I'm looking for Akili Mitsui.

What do you want her for?

No, I asked the questions. Now, where is she?

These are standard rivet patterns used on replicas of HPD badge numbers.

I compared them with a broken handle and got this.

848. I asked HPD for the roster of patrolmen going back five years.

Nick's on his way here with them now.

Good, Chin, good.

Kelly Mitsui.

What do you want?

A name and address.

I'm busy.

Not a patrolman on the current roster with a badge number ending in 848.

Who was on the force at the time of the clinical killing.

Wait a minute.

We've been assuming that our boy is still a patrolman. But when a man is

promoted, his badge number changes.

Now, he could have made sergeant a lieutenant, but could still have had a

replica of his patrolman's badge on his revolver.

Exactly, Dan.

Exactly. Which means we've got to go back more than five years. Call for

another readout.

Talk.

Talk, or I'll... All right, all right.

You dirty pig.

His name's...

Hobart. Down Hobart. Where?

Bawahi Hotel.

Deep.

5848. Lyman.

Yeah.

That's why he changed the identikit to throw us off.

To get to the killer before we did.

Let's pay Dean a visit.

Central dispatch to McGarrett. We have a patch through for you from Chin Ho.

McGarrett, go ahead, Chin.

Steve got something for you.

Check HPD personnel records.

Lyman reported his gun stolen three years ago. Lost it trying to prevent a

warehouse robbery.

Never recover it.

Nick reports NCIC gives us a positive ID on the identikit.

An ex-con named Don Hobart.

Address unknown.

Run an APB on Hobart.

Get back to me.

Where's your husband now, Mrs. Lyman?

He's on duty.

He's working the 8 to 4 shift.

Ben, stay here with Mrs. Lyman. Call downtown and have him pick up the money.

May he use your phone?

Surely.

I can't tell you how sorry I am about this, Mrs. Lyman.

Dean was not only a good cop, he was a good friend, and that is a word I do not

use carelessly.

If there's anything I can do for you, anything, please call me.

Thank you. Steve, HPD just spotted Lima's car near Smith and Hotel Street.

Excuse me.

McGarrett, Hawaii Five-0. We're looking for this man.

Ever seen him before?

What a waste.

What a waste.

Caught him in back of the alley, trying to dump this in a trash can.

Book him, Dano.

Murder one, three counts.