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Thank you.

Three cases, heavy duty detergent.

Storeroom B.

Well, give him a hand, Bombay.

All right, hurry it up, will you?

Okay.

Hey, Steve!

Steve!

Hey, Steve!

Yeah, Chen, what do you got?

Breakout. Oahu State Prison.

How many?

Just one. Charlie Bombay.

Charlie Bombay is out? Right. Just came over the wire.

Is he armed?

Yeah. He overpowered a guard and took his gun.

I appreciate that. Thank you, sir.

Chen, pull a file on Charlie Bombay.

Okay. How did he do it? Took off in a clean supply truck.

And not one guard took a shot at him? Apparently not, Steve.

Has to be an inside job.

No question.

I've got a bulletin out to all islands and air patrol and harbor patrol on full

alert.

Did you speak to the warden? Just now. Nothing yet.

Charlie Bombay out on the street after how many years it took us to put him

away, Donna?

Three? Two years just gathering evidence.

And one more just for trial and appeals.

That's the one I sweated.

When the witnesses started disappearing in direct proportion to the bodies

found.

Yeah, Jenny.

Steve, there's a man on line three.

Won't leave his name. Says he has information on the escape.

Put him on.

May I help you, sir?

McGarrett? Yeah?

I'm going to do you a favor, and I don't want anything in return.

Who's this?

Never mind that.

Just listen to what I got to say.

I'm listening.

Going somewhere, Charlie?

The trip is canceled.

Cuff him, Duke.

This is McGarrow. No patch 250 in Honolulu, please.

Steve. Dono.

The tip was legitimate. We got Charlie in custody.

Congratulations, Steve.

Thanks. I'm going to bring him in personally.

I'll feel better when we get him back behind bars.

Donner, one thing you can do, go out to the prison, get the story on the escape.

This time, I want to make sure Charlie stays put.

I'm on it.

All set?

Yes, sir. We have weather building up between Hilo and Polo Point. It's just

above minimum now.

Have you filed a flight plan?

When you call, I'm waiting for a clearance.

I suggest you tell them it's a 5-0 priority flight.

I already have.

All right, gentlemen.

Put this stuff in the car, and I'll meet you at the Trans-Pacific ticket counter.

I'll be there at 5 o'clock.

See you later.

Marty.

Be careful.

HALO, November 29162, over.

HALO, November 29162, over.

November 29162, HALO, weak, but readable.

November 29162, encountering severe turbulence at 8,000 and requesting a

climb at 12.

Affirmative to climb as requested, report YPO intersections.

29162, roger, we're out of 8,000 to 12,000.

What's all this YPO stuff?

I'll just check right.

Here's where the truck stopped to unload.

Bombay and the driver picked up some pieces of detergent, took them back to

storage room B.

Bombay knocked out the guard who had powered the driver and took his clothes.

Who was the guard?

Martin Langer.

I'd like to talk to him. Of course.

You're supposed to protect your prisoners.

Any suggestions?

Yeah, but swim. It's got to be safer than this.

What's our estimated time to Honolulu?

An hour and 45 minutes, sir.

Are we better off turning back?

No, the weather's just as bad behind.

What about the radio?

I don't know.

Mayday, mayday, November 29162, vicinity of YPO intersection, we've had an engine

failure. Over.

Mayday, mayday, November 29162, any aircraft this frequency, please respond.

We've had an engine failure.

Does that mean nobody knows where we are?

Well, they know our last position.

But we're not at our last position.

There's a beeper in the tail assembly. Any aircraft within our line of sight...

All right, that's enough.

Charlie, shut up and leave the pilot alone, you understand?

Mayday, Mayday, November 29162, vicinity of YPO intersection.

We've had an engine failure. Any aircraft this frequency, please respond.

Garrett?

Thanks, Chief.

Okay, Charlie.

Don't get any ideas.

November 29162, vicinity YPO intersection.

We've had an engine failure. Any aircraft this frequency? Please respond.

November 29162, this is Barbers Point Air. What is your position? Over.

Vicinity YPO intersection.

We've had an engine failure.

The infirmary sent Langer home. He was complaining of head pains.

You know where he lives? I'd like to go see him. Somewhere in Pearl City. I can

look it up for you.

Hey, Danny!

Steve's plane just disappeared from the radar screen. Presumed down on the big

island. Let's go.

Coast Guard Rescue 1367, this is Barbers Point Air. Over.

Williams, 50. Any word on McGarrett? No, not yet.

Look, I'll show you.

Roger. Proceed to YPO and commence search.

Roger. Out. We've got the probable crash site fixed here in the Kohala Forest

Preserve. Two of our helicopters are on the way there now.

Good.

Gin, Martin Langer, prison guard who was injured, he went home right after the

escape. He lives somewhere in Pearl City. Why don't you pay him a visit?

Don't care. I'll keep the judge.

This map will show it better.

Coast Guard 1072, this is Barbers Point Air. Request present position and

operations normal. Over.

What about the pilot?

He didn't make it.

What happened to you?

I'll be all right.

Here, let me give you a hand.

Stay right where you are, Charlie. I'll blow your brains out.

Well, you don't trust anybody, do you?

Who have you trusted lately?

Worked out okay, huh?

To perfection, Mr. Langer.

Well, just tell Charlie to remember the favor. I might need one myself someday.

No favor.

You would pay quite well.

The last payment due.

With pleasure.

McGarrett, don't you forget it. I just spent three years in there. There should

have been none.

Oh, now we're gonna get the innocent routine, huh?

No, not for me, you're not. Sure, I ran the rackets, and I ran them good.

You take gambling and broads.

All you cops think you're gonna wipe them out?

No way.

And the sooner you admit that these things gotta be... The sooner you

realize that you need guys like me on the outside, making sure everything runs

right.

You know what the crime rate is in my neighborhood?

15% lower than Waikiki.

Now, why do you think that is?

Because every punk, second-story man, mugger keeps his nose out of there, or

else he ends up in Kakee Lagoon.

A suicide, naturally.

Law and order, McGarrett. Same as you.

Every business has its bosses.

Every ocean needs a shark to keep away the little fish from eating each other

up.

Only one thing wrong with your shark theory, Charlie.

Yeah? What's that?

When a shark gets hit, all the other sharks home in on his blood and tear him

to pieces.

No blood on my clothes, McGarrett.

Oh.

Wise up, Charlie. How do you think we found you today, huh?

How do you think we honed in on that one container?

What's that supposed to mean?

You'll figure it out.

1367, the downed aircraft has an emergency transmitter on 121.5. Report

if it's audible, please.

Roger. Stand by.

This is Coast Guard Rescue 1367.

I have a faint signal on 121.5. I will attempt to home in.

Roger. Can you give us some idea of its location?

It appears to be in the vicinity of YPL Valley.

Roger, 1367. Thank you.

Yes? Hawaii Five-O, may I speak to Martin Langer, please?

But he's not here.

I was told he was hurt.

He was, but he felt better. He went out.

Where?

I don't know.

Well, just tell him to get in touch when he comes home.

Would you do that, Mrs. Langer?

Yes. All right.

Homing in on the blood, Charlie?

Get back!

Central, Chin Ho Kelly.

I want an APB on Martin Langer, prison guard, Oahu prison.

Caucasian, age 50, 6 feet, 225 pounds.

Maybe trying to flee jurisdiction.

Barber's Point, this is Coast Guard Rescue 1367.

Over. What's it look like, Eddie?

Low ragged ceiling, heavy rain, visibility less than a half mile.

Expect low POD if men in the water.

Roger. Continue your discretion.

Roger. Head out. What's P.O.D.? Oh, that's probability of detection.

It would be low in this weather.

Barber's Point Air. This is Coast Guard. Rescue 1072.

Red fruit intersection at 1,000 feet. Roger.

1072.

Commence shoreline search from Upolu Point to Kauai High.

We're losing the signal.

Rescue 1367, Barbers Point.

Barbers Point, this is Coast Guard Rescue 1367, over.

We've just lost signal on 107-2. Do you have him visual?

Negative, Barbers Point, but have him on VHF.

1367, can you give us an update on the weather?

Roger. Ceiling now down to 300 feet. Heavy rain, winds, extremely gusty. Poor

visibility due to rain and dark.

Understand, 1367.

All Coast Guard rescue aircraft, Barber's Point.

Abort the mission.

I say again, abort the mission, return to station.

I'm sorry, Williams.

I don't hear any planes, McGarrett.

No plane in the world could have come through that.

But they'll be up first thing in the morning.

What about that beeper signal?

What about it?

Well, they can find us. They can home in on us. Isn't that what the pilot said?

Is that what he said?

Yeah, he said it was right over here. All right, Charlie.

That's the last time you're gonna try anything.

Get up against that plane.

Spread them.

Spread them.

Give me your right hand.

Give me the other one.

Untangled with a shark, McGarrett.

you

Let's go.

The cuff's on in front of you.

Keys.

All right, let's go.

An expanding square pattern at minute to zero.

Coast Guard 1367, Barber's Point. Roger.

Are you getting a beeper signal from the downed aircraft over?

Negative. Commander, they picked up something last night, but nothing this

morning. Those things don't fail very often.

Except maybe by intention.

He'll start here and expand his search around this point.

All right, get down.

Get down!

Shut up.

You're wondering why I'll total you, huh, McGarrett? Why would you total an

insurance policy, Charlie, huh?

That's right.

Class A, maximum benefit.

Your life for my escape, just in case I get boxed in.

You're already boxed in, Charlie.

Don't you know that?

Then you're on my way out, McGarrett, and that's money in the bank.

I'm glad you've got something left.

Now, what's that supposed to mean?

Ask the guys who took over your rackets as soon as your cell door slammed.

Well, you got a lot to learn.

Those guys work for me.

I run the rackets inside or out.

Must be pretty hard checking up on them from inside, though.

I got people on the outside watching the books.

Who watches your people?

What are you trying to do, psych me out?

It won't work, McGarrett.

I trust my boys. They proved. They just got me out of the jug.

That proves something to me, too, Charlie.

Like what?

The call I got telling me where I could find you, the caller said that you were

armed and dangerous. He advised shooting on sight.

I figure he wanted Five-0 to ice you or to put you back inside permanently.

That would leave the territory wide open for somebody.

I got a score to settle with you, McGarrett.

You push me too far, and I'm gonna cash in on that insurance policy right now.

Get up.

Coast Guard rescue 1-3-6-7.

Coast Guard rescue 1-3-6-7, this is Barbers Point Air, over.

Have aircraft wreckage, Kohala Forest.

He's on a 0-4-5 radial at 5 miles on the Kamuela Omni Station.

1-3-6-7, Commander Demarest, can you put down nearby?

Negative. Wreckage observed intensely, put it through. No landing sites nearby.

Roger. Try to lower someone to investigate.

Roger, and out.

1367, wreckage verified as HPD aircraft 29162, pilot dead.

What about McGarry?

There were two others on board.

No other bodies, no survivors on the site.

Well, that could mean they're alive.

But then Charlie Bombay would have to be in control, because Steve would have

waited by the wreckage for help.

Well, if they started moving at sunrise, they couldn't have gotten more than

three or four miles on foot.

Could they be spotted from the air?

We can try.

The trouble is there's a lot of cover up there. We'll need ground back up.

You'll get it.

All right, let's go up the hill. Come on.

All right, who tipped you off?

Is that so hard to figure out?

Come on, let's not play any games, McGarrett. I want a name.

Who knew every detail of the escape?

Who hired the truck? Who paid off the guard?

Ernie wouldn't double-cross me.

Okay, Charlie, if that's what you want to believe.

No.

Not Ernie Kwan. You're lying.

Well, I guess you've got nothing to worry about then, huh?

Just go on trusting him.

Good luck, Charlie.

Please tell us if you know this man, Mrs. Langer.

I'm sorry.

You're sorry?

This ain't gonna bring him back, that you're sorry?

To do it?

Who needed their money?

I told him not to deal with those people.

Which people?

Well, there's no reason not to tell me now, Mrs. Langer.

It's there, right here.

Hold him up.

Around the tree.

Come on, Charlie.

Come on around the tree.

Be right back.

Hawaii 5-0. Had a plane crash. Two guys are dead. I gotta use your phone.

Right over here.

Hello?

Charlie.

Yeah, listen, I'm on the big island. I need some help. I want you to call some

friends of mine.

Larry Mohini.

and Eddie Goff, and, uh, don't call Ernie Kwan.

You got that?

No Ernie Kwan. Right.

You got a pencil?

Yes, Charlie.

Where are we?

Puanua Ranch on the old White Pier Road by State Highway 24.

Puanua Ranch on the old White Pier Road by State Highway 24.

And get those guys here fast. I don't care if you have to charter a plane.

Got that? Right.

Me too.

Yeah?

Bernie, it's Luana.

I just heard from Charlie.

Where is he?

Miss! Come over here, please.

Come closer.

I'm a police officer.

I need help. Can you get to a phone?

Please, get to a phone. Call 5-0 in Honolulu.

Immediately.

Miss, don't go in that house. It's dangerous.

You got any dessert, Pop?

No dessert.

Will you pay me for my food?

It's in the bill of 5-0.

You don't have cash, I'll take an IOU.

What's the matter, Pop? Don't you know you gotta be good to cops?

I'm a poor man. You should replace what you ate.

Talk it up to public relations.

I'll call your boss at police department, see what he says.

Why don't you just sit down and relax, huh, Pop?

Did you get to a phone?

Thank you.

Thank you.

I want you to do something for me.

Hold this gun.

I want you to fire when I tell you to.

Wait a minute now.

All right.

I'm going to blow this link away.

You've been holding out on me, Pop.

Turn your face away.

Fire on three.

One.

Two.

Oh, hold it.

Don't move.

Drop that gun.

Drop it.

Get up.

Put your hands on your head.

Let's go.

Don't shoot, please! Don't shoot!

John, Kim, check the rooms.

Where's Ernie Kwan?

All right, up against that tree.

Both hands.

You, inside.

Come out.

Thank you for your help.

I'm a police officer. This man is my prisoner.

Do you have a phone?

Used to have. He broke it.

But you made a call first, no, Charlie?

Yeah, a local movie house. There's nothing good playing, though.

Where you're going, you'll see movies free every week for the rest of your

life.

Where's the nearest place I could make a phone call?

Waipio, ten miles from here.

Do you have a car?

Not one that runs.

I'd like to borrow a couple of your horses.

Yes, of course.

I'll make a deal with you, McGarrett.

When my guys get here, you let me walk out, nobody gets hurt.

No deal.

No way.

You don't seem to get it, McGarrett. The odds are against you now. You use that

gun and you're dead.

Fish come to help the shark.

In the house.

In the house!

Hey, let's go.

Officers, get down and help them. Book them all. Murder one.

Hilo, this is McGarrett.

Give me a patch to Dan Williams, Honolulu.

Priority one.

Dano, can you read me?

Loud and clear, Steve.

You all right?

Nothing that won't mend, Dano.

I'm coming in with four fish in the bag.

What about Charlie?

Shark's got him.

Thank you.