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Amanda Murray.

Amanda Murray.

- Ms. Murray. - Amanda?

Amanda. Amanda.

- Ma'am, are you okay? - Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

- Open up. - No, no. Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Amanda? Hey, hey, baby. Baby.

NYPD. Open up.

No, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Ms. Murray.

NYPD.

Okay. All right.

- We're coming in. - Okay.

- Let's go, let's go! - Okay.

NYPD!

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Can't sleep?

No, I'm fine.

You know, they say it takes a week to come down

for every month you're undercover.

- You just made that up. - Did I?

You obviously just made that up, Zara.

I don't think it was that obvious.

You know, I stayed out of the field

after our last case.

Took a minute, but it's like I never left.

You don't think I'm ready?

I'm saying there's no rush.

You did so much, Omar...

brought down Anna Vorpe.

You stopped a rogue strike team.

I, um, also...

promised someone that I would save them...

and I didn't get to them in time.

I didn't know.

What does Maggie say about all of it?

That it's just gonna take some time.

See? Same page.

Yeah.

Same page.

Hey, back in the saddle.

Giddyup.

- Three sugars. - Thank you.

You have no idea how much I need this.

- What, a late night? - No.

Just getting used to being back in one time zone again.

Oh, that's Isaiah's desk.

- How's it feel to be back? - Like I never left.

OA, good to have you here.

Listen, you guys are up next.

We have an abduction out in Forest Hills.

What do we know?

Six-month-old taken in a carjacking.

Guess we'll be caffeinating in the car.

He just came running out of nowhere,

and I didn't know what to do.

And I tried to run after him, but...

Okay. Take a deep breath, okay?

Nice and slow.

There you go.

What were you doing out on the street so early?

My husband travels for work.

He's the one who usually gets Hadley to fall asleep.

And the only thing that works is driving him around.

I just wanted him to stop crying.

Do you know the exact time that it was?

I-I looked at the clock. It was 5:45.

Hadley had finally fallen asleep.

I have to give it 15 minutes, or he wakes up.

- Right. So you parked the car? - Right. Yes, right here.

I got out to talk to my husband.

He's Upstate.

And the guy came from nowhere

and jumps in our van and takes off with...

Your son inside.

Can you describe the man?

Average height,

maybe Hispanic, maybe Black.

Uh, he was covered in blood.

- Was he injured? - I don't know.

It happened so fast.

Please, promise me you'll find my baby.

We can't make that promise.

Mrs. Kuo, the FBI will stop at nothing

to bring your baby back.

That is a promise.

It's my husband calling for an update.

Okay, you tell him that we're on it.

What was that?

I don't want to give her false hope.

We're going to find that baby.

What if we don't?

Well, I can't think like that.

You make a promise you can't keep,

that means you are all hat, no cattle.

I'm not doing that anymore.

All right, folks, listen up.

Hadley Kuo needs our help.

He was kidnapped this morning outside his home.

So we need to work fast. We need to work together.

And there's no margin for error here, right?

So stay with us.

All right, so, uh, I sent Zara

to the family's house in case a ransom comes in.

- Any updates on the AMBER alert? - Unfortunately, no.

Okay, and the stolen van... that has no GPS?

Correct, it's an older model. We issued a BOLO, but...

All right, so we have no idea where the vehicle is.

All right, talk to me about the abduction footage.

Yeah, we got doorbell-cam footage from the neighbor

- across the street. - Hmm.

All right, that is Jennifer Kuo leaving her home

with baby Hadley.

She puts him in the van...

drives off.

Okay, fast-forward.

All right, here she comes back.

She's letting the kid sleep, right?

Then she steps away to take a call.

That is when our carjacker runs in,

jumps behind the wheel, and speeds off.

Jennifer goes after him.

Okay, he had a limp, right? And he looked desperate.

I mean, this could very well be

an unintentional abduction, right?

He... he might not have known that kid was in the car.

That's not enough for facial rec, is it?

It's too far away, but this security company

does cover a bunch of homes in the area.

Yeah, how we doing tracking him from there?

No, we lose the van a few blocks away.

What about the second-best thing? Where'd he come from?

Pulling footage from other doorbell cams.

Hang on. Here we go.

Uh, carjacking at 6:00 a.m. on Fischer Ave.

Here is our perp coming from Massey Lane at 5:59.

Mm-hmm. Okay.

Yep, got him on Preston Hallow, 5:58.

And here he is on Kingsley Drive at 5:57

coming from Cambridge, but...

- That's as far as we go. - That's it?

All right, so he had to come

from somewhere around there, right?

So we should canvass the area.

Hey, uh, you ready for a long-shot theory?

Uh, okay.

NYPD got reports of a woman screaming in that area

right before the time of the carjacking.

When they sent units, they found a woman dead.

So, if our guy was covered in blood...

Murder, grand theft auto, and abduction all in one night.

Yeah. Guy could be going for a Guinness record.

Send Maggie and OA.

Okay, I can't let it go.

What is this "all hat, no cattle" thing?

I knew that was coming.

It's a thing Devon used to say.

Actually, you know what?

I had a partner in Kokimo that would always say,

"that dog just won't hunt."

It was so annoying.

It took me, like, a year to get it out of my head.

I will retire my phrase if you never say that one.

Hey, you never even told me

what it was like working with Anna.

I mean, you said something about time zones.

- Where did she go? - Eh, London, Tehran, Cairo.

That's it?

Honestly, I think the stories would just bore you.

You think our cases are connected?

It's too early to tell, but it's possible

that the carjacker was fleeing this house.

Busy guy.

Well, no points for ambition. So who was she?

Amanda Murray... neighbor called in a woman

screaming for help at 5:51 this morning.

We showed within 3.

That's not long before someone stole

Jennifer Kuo's car seven blocks north.

He could have covered that much ground if he was motivated.

- Neighbors see anybody run away? - No.

And the perp used a knife with a wooden handle,

so prints are a long shot.

All we know is the knife belonged to Amanda.

Well, obviously, somebody kicked in the front door.

That was us.

Home has smart locks that reset after a minute.

We had to breach.

When we come through, found the back door was unlocked.

Okay, so our guy either picked the back door to enter,

or he was invited in and ran out the back

after you guys arrived.

My vote is he was invited in,

and him and Amanda had a little party.

So he had a few too many, maybe he lost his cool,

then split before NYPD arrives.

Wouldn't be the first time.

Question is, was this our guy?

Cops show up, our guy sprints off.

That dog takes a chunk out of his leg.

Now he's bleeding.

Or he jumps this fence, cuts himself,

lands awkwardly, and that's why he's limping.

He runs off desperate, steals the minivan.

With the baby inside.

All right, we need to get ERT to scrape this blood to get an ID.

I'll tell NYPD to wrap things up. This is our case now.

All right, so we are officially adding

a homicide investigation to our abduction case.

Talk to me about our new vic.

Amanda Murray... she was 31,

VP of Systems Engineering at Sovereign Rocketry...

- a private aerospace company. - Yeah, they're a big deal.

Oh, yeah, multibillion-dollar valuation.

CEO is Kaspar Sorenson.

Guy's already a billionaire, and they're about to go public.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

I take it there's no footage from Amanda's house

- that can ID her guest? - Nothing.

High-level engineers like Amanda

subscribe to a zero-trust mentality,

so they don't have security cams

or any recording devices in their home,

making it as hard as possible to get hacked.

Right. We call that paranoid.

- Got the forensics? - Jubal, can I...

Uh, y-yeah, what's up?

Prints came back from the crime scene.

Didn't quite believe it, but then the DNA came back...

the blood we found on the fence.

And, uh, I wanted you to see it first.

What have I done?

No, this... this can't be right.

We didn't want to believe it either.

The fact is, we have evidence that ties Isaiah to this murder

and the child abduction.

There has to be an explanation for this, and we need to find it.

Well, we've been unable to locate him so far.

Uh, we believe he spent the night with the victim.

His prints were all over her place.

It's this woman here,

Amanda Murray.

You knew her.

It's Amanda, his ex.

We all thought for sure that they'd be married by now.

- Uh, what happened? - She broke it off last year.

And Isaiah took it hard.

You think he took it hard enough to do something like this?

Look, we know that Isaiah is family.

As a courtesy to you,

we could investigate as quietly as possible,

make the teams smaller.

We will treat Isaiah like any other suspect.

All right, we all know Special Agent Green,

but we are not gonna let this cloud our investigation.

That's right... our job is to find Isaiah and bring him in

so we can figure out what the hell is going on, right?

All right, so who can tell me where he is?

His cell phone is powered off.

Well, if he's running... and it looks like he is running...

he knows our protocol, so let's dig deeper.

That's right. We need to find him, people.

Aviation Squad in Dallas, Narco Terror in Miami...

this kid's record is spotless.

You... you really think he'd throw it all away?

ERT just searched his apartment...

- no sign of Isaiah or the baby. - Mm-hmm.

They did find several prescriptions

for antidepressants and mood stabilizers.

Wait, t-there's no history of mental illness in his file.

He could have been hiding that from the Bureau.

We've reached out to the psychiatrist.

She confirmed the prescription but wouldn't tell us anything else.

Okay, we're gonna need a subpoena

to get access to his medical records.

I will reach out to the U.S. Attorney's Office,

- get it fast-tracked. - Great.

Okay, well, one thing's for sure...

Isaiah's not thinking clearly.

Every second that baby is in his custody, he could be in danger.

Okay, how we doing with the... the AMBER Alert?

Uh, yeah, nothing yet, but we just got a hit on the BOLO.

That minivan Isaiah stole

was spotted in a residential driveway in Rosedale...

house currently rented to an Austin Brown, 38.

All right, get a team there right now.

Somebody want to tell me

how this Austin guy fits into the puzzle?

Based on Amanda Murray's social media,

it looks like they're dating.

Okay, well, I'm gonna say it

just 'cause it needs to be said...

this looks like it could be a crime of passion.

Isaiah kills his ex and then...

goes after the guy who she left him for.

Doesn't mean it's true.

Let's just hope that's not where we're headed.

Anything?

Isaiah isn't in there.

All right, car seat's empty, no sign of Hadley Kuo.

- FBI. Are you Austin Brown? - Yeah. What do you want now?

Your buddy already made me late for work.

- Our buddy? - Agent Green.

Guy shows up talking a mile a minute,

then leaves his van in my driveway.

What'd he say?

Kept going on about a break-in.

Said the FBI was looking into it.

Yeah? Break-in where?

At Amanda's.

Amanda Murray's.

Said the FBI would investigate because of her job.

I already went through this.

I was at the gym with 30 other people,

and I'm not some dude

who would break into his ex-girlfriend's place.

"Ex-girlfriend"? We were under the impression that you guys

- were still together. - No.

I broke it off last week.

I thought Amanda was cheating on me.

She was spending nights and weekends

with some guy from her job.

She denied it, but she wouldn't tell me what was going on.

Okay, this guy from work... you have a name?

Cory Oden.

I already told Agent Green this.

Look, what's... what's really going on here?

Look, Austin, it wasn't just a break-in.

Um, Amanda was found murdered this morning in her house.

What?

Amanda's dead?

We're very sorry.

- Y-you think it's Cory? - We're not sure.

We're looking into that right now.

Hold on. I need you to hold on for me here, Austin.

Last question, okay?

When you saw Agent Green...

did he have an infant,

little baby?

Baby?

No.

W-what the hell is going on here?

Losing my mind.

I don't know how Isaiah found himself in the middle of this mess.

- We're missing something. - Are we?

I mean, Austin's alibi checks out.

Isaiah still looks good for Amanda's murder.

You don't know him.

This isn't like him.

You barely know him, Maggie.

You worked together for, what, three months?

I trust him.

Why aren't you trusting me right now?

I am just not following my emotion.

- I'm following the evidence. - Then fine.

Let's run through the evidence, okay?

Isaiah steals a minivan, and the first thing he does is,

goes to Amanda's ex-boyfriend's house

- to question him. - Mm-hmm.

What man who's wanted for murder

stops to conduct his own interview?

A man trying to clear his name.

No, I was gonna say, a man who's trying to solve

the murder of the woman he loves.

He gets there...

and he learns about Cory Oden... Amanda's coworker.

I mean, he's clearly running his own investigation.

So why not ask us for help?

- Why not turn over the baby? - I don't know.

They said they found meds in his apartment.

Maybe he's spinning out.

I'm not making excuses for him. I'm just...

You always see the good in people, Maggie.

But you can't save everybody.

Let's go talk to Cory.

I don't understand. There was an AMBER alert.

- No one's seen anything? - I know this is frustrating.

We're using every resource in our power

- to answer that question. - My son is missing.

You said you were here because the guy might reach out,

but it's been hours.

If this were about money,

wouldn't a ransom note or something have come by now?

The truth is, we don't know why they took Hadley.

Oh, God.

What is he gonna do to my baby?

The good news is, we have ID'd a person of interest.

Who?

That's all I can say.

What are you talking about? This is my baby, my family.

Who took him?

Excuse me, everyone. FBI.

I need everyone's attention for a moment.

All right, I need to speak to a Cory Oden.

Does anyone know where Cory Oden is?

Cory Oden, right now...

just a quick conversation with Cory Oden.

Wait, what's this about? Is everything okay with Cory?

He's not here?

His desk, then, ma'am... where is it?

Right now. His desk, right now.

- It's... it's right over there. - This way, let's go.

Sir, I called the FBI.

There's no record of a warrant for our office.

Oh. Okay.

Stop what you're doing right this minute.

You need to leave now.

Take him. Hold him till the police arrive.

Security, we need backup in the lab.

Isaiah?

Stay where you are. Nobody move.

Isaiah. No.

Hey, Isaiah, I need you to look at me.

Look at me, please.

I don't know what's going on,

but we can figure this out.

I don't think we can.

What?

We can. We can.

- No, no! - No!

Oh, my God.

- Oh, my God. - Maggie.

It's okay, it's okay.

All right, bad news, folks... Isaiah got past our perimeter.

Now, we know he went to Sovereign

looking for this man, Cory Oden.

So where is Cory Oden now?

We need to find him before Isaiah does.

His phone is off.

He lives in a townhouse in Brooklyn.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, Jubal, okay.

Traffic cams in that area... they just picked up Isaiah

a few blocks away from Cory's house.

- Where's Maggie and OA now? - Sending them the address now.

Yeah.

Ready?

Go.

FBI.

Maggie.

Isaiah, drop the knife

Help me, Maggie.

Isaiah's going through a manic episode

- from bipolar disorder. - What?

I had no idea.

Neither did he, until a year ago.

It's common for a diagnosis to come later in life.

When Isaiah takes his medication, he's stable.

But he admitted that he hasn't been on his meds

for about a month.

Why would he stop taking them?

He said the pills made his hand unsteady,

and tremors can be a side effect.

But it's also common

for patients to falsely believe they're better

and no longer require medication.

Okay, well, what, uh, triggered the mania today?

The short answer... trauma.

Going off his meds left him in a vulnerable state.

But then whatever happened between he and Amanda,

well, it just pushed him over the edge.

Well, when can we see him?

We're reintroducing medication,

but he's fluctuating between lucidity and mania.

I don't know how effective an interview will be right now.

He needs time.

Well, unfortunately, time's the one thing we don't have.

Come on, I need to get out of here, Bell.

- I need answers. - I know.

We're gonna get the answers. You need to be here right now.

We have some questions for you.

- You need to be honest with us. - Yeah.

Why'd you kill Amanda Murray?

What? No, I...

I didn't kill her.

You didn't leave the scene when the police arrived,

- covered in her own blood? - No... Yes, I-I ran.

But I didn't kill her...

I don't think.

- You don't think? - I don't remember.

Isaiah, let's start with what you do remember.

Okay.

I was at the bar, at a restaurant,

and Amanda walks in.

I hadn't seen her in months, and...

and she was just right there.

It was like it was a sign...

a second chance, you know, and...

we talked all night.

And you went back to her place?

Yeah.

You know the deal.

Every detail matters.

Red wine...

she wanted a drink, and I had a glass,

but...

She was upset...

something a-a-about work.

She... she... she couldn't say, but...

she was afraid.

She couldn't say what, but...

We opened up another bottle.

Then I slept in the other room,

and... and the next thing I know, I'm waking up.

She's dead. I'm running, hopping a fence and...

Okay, hold on, hold on.

The neighbor said that she called the police

when she heard Amanda screaming.

- That didn't wake you up? - No, no, no.

The banging at the door... that... that's what woke me.

- We could have helped you. - Yeah.

With blood all over me... I know how it looked.

Man, I needed answers, all right?

I needed to solve this.

Come on, Bell, we're wasting too much time.

I know. Okay. So you went to Cory's house...

Amanda's coworker... to get answers, right?

Yeah.

Isaiah, that's where we found you, over top of Cory's body,

holding the knife that killed him.

I was trying to help him.

Don't you believe me?

I would like to.

Look, I know you loved Amanda.

- I never stopped loving her. - Okay.

Isaiah, there's something that you haven't talked about yet.

In the minivan that you took,

there was a baby in the back seat.

Hadley Kuo.

Where is he?

No, no, no, there... there... there was no baby in the back...

No, Isaiah, there was a baby.

What did you do with him?

Please think... I mean, anything.

Okay.

The smell of flowers,

h-h-hibiscus, and there were flames.

At Cory Oden's house, t-t-there was a fire.

There was someone else there.

Wait, someone else was in the house?

- Yes. - Can you describe them?

Come on, Isaiah.

I don't know.

She's gone?

Amanda's really gone?

I'm sorry, Maggie. I don't know.

I don't remember.

Well, I-I mean, he's trying. He's just so confused.

Yeah, and he's still linked to two dead bodies.

Did he say anything about the missing baby?

He doesn't remember.

But if he retreats any further, we're gonna lose any chance

of finding out what he did with Hadley...

There... there's no way he hurt that baby.

But we can't know that for sure.

If it were you out there,

I would make sure that I turned over every stone

before believing that you were a murderer.

- What are you thinking, Zidan? - I don't know yet.

But Maggie thinks your nephew is innocent.

We did find him over a second body, though.

So I think we should just let them process the scene,

and then we will see what we learn.

ERT processed the scene.

No hits on any prints or DNA in the home

other than Cory Oden and Isaiah.

Okay, right. How we doing on surveillance?

No cameras there, either.

He followed the same protocol as Amanda.

Right, which leaves Isaiah as our prime suspect.

But ho... hold on, Sovereign is the nexus here, right?

Somebody is killing off their employees.

Well, it's more targeted than that.

Amanda and Cory both worked quality control.

- She was his boss. - Exactly.

And you... you know how I feel about coincidences.

Well, we know that Amanda found something at work

that scared her.

Well, if Cory Oden worked for her,

- maybe he knew about it, too. - Right.

And the killer is silencing them

right before their company goes public.

Okay, is there anyone else on Amanda's team

who knows what they know?

Only one, per company records...

this woman, Serena Cambridge.

She could be the killer's next target.

Where is she now?

Uh, her cell phone's pinging at home.

Serena Cambridge, FBI.

That doesn't sound good.

FBI. Serena Cambridge?

Hey.

Drop it!

Is there anybody else in this house?

N-no.

W-what are you doing here?

We thought that you were in danger.

I'm... I'm fine.

Yeah, you're fine?

Why are you in here destroying a laptop?

Someone's been killing your coworkers, Serena, okay?

We thought that you were next, but now it looks like

you're involved in whatever it is that's going on here.

I didn't do anything.

Well, we found you destroying evidence,

so why don't we start with the laptop?

I got an eyewitness who puts that laptop

and that very memorable case with the flames on it

at Cory Oden's house, okay?

It disappeared shortly after he was murdered.

I wasn't there. I don't know anything about it.

Then how did you get your hands on it?

Okay, look, Serena, you're either a murderer,

or you're part of a conspiracy to commit a murder,

which means that you are working with somebody else

to carry out these acts.

So who was it?

Well, here's our working theory.

There's something on there

that you don't want anybody to see, okay?

Something that is so damaging,

it got two people killed.

You know, what's interesting to me is the timing,

because your company's IPO is coming up,

which means that your shares' worth

is how much once it goes public?

$5 million...

give or take.

It's not nothing.

I, for one, cannot wait to see

what our techs find on this laptop.

I want a lawyer.

Any update on Hadley Kuo?

Uh, not yet, but we are on it.

- Serena Cambridge? - Sh... she just lawyered up.

I'm... I'm hoping Ian has worked some dark magic on the laptop.

Bulk copy tools recovered the data.

Here we go...

specs for her company's Sovereign-9 reusable rockets,

postflight inspections, cost analysis.

Now, I'm not quite a rocket scientist,

but this memo gave me concern.

It's from Cory Oden.

He was trying to point out a design flaw.

What kind of flaws are we talking about?

Remember the Titan submersible?

Yeah, it imploded under pressure.

Right, five... five people inside, yeah?

Exactly. They used a carbon-fiber hull.

It's the same thing here, but with a rocket going into space.

If they launched it, the whole thing would explode.

Okay, so is this enough to tank the IPO

and... and Serena's shares enough

to motivate her to take out her two colleagues?

It's not good publicity.

Serena's lawyer just sent over evidence

alibiing her out of both murders.

- What? What's the alibi? - Video.

She was on a train from Boston all morning.

Right. Okay.

But she was definitely stonewalling, so maybe...

She's covering for somebody else.

Yeah. Let's talk to the CEO.

Hey, are we good?

Yeah. Why?

I just feel like we've been really bumpy today.

Just, uh, tired.

Hold on.

I know Isaiah and I were only partners for a few months,

but I kept him at a distance.

I had no idea this was what he was going through.

I don't want that to happen to us.

It can't, Mags. We're good, okay?

We're the best. Come on.

Authorities are still looking for Hadley Kuo.

The six-month-old has now been missing...

Did you push the call button?

Yeah, I just need to use the bathroom, but...

it's a little complicated.

I'm gonna have to escort you.

Appreciate it, boss.

Ain't nothing wrong with a little company.

Sorry about that, my man.

He's running!

Mr. Sorenson's right through here.

Thank you. Do you mind, uh, giving us a second?

We've had two employees killed in the last day.

Mr. Sorenson's safety is my primary job.

Dale stays.

I'm not sure how I'm supposed to help you.

I spoke to your people in Washington this morning,

and they assured me that the FBI

would be getting answers to today's tragic events.

Well, that's exactly what we're doing here.

We want to talk to you about the design flaws found in your rockets.

And what you were willing to do to cover them up.

I don't know what you're talking about.

You tried to bury a report to save your IPO.

This is my second start-up.

My first one I sold for $6 billion.

This IPO is not gonna be changing my life.

And I certainly wouldn't kill anyone for it.

Well, we, uh, looked over Cory Oden's files.

We found a memo he wrote

explaining why your rockets are failing

and how you are doing nothing to fix it.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

We made adjustments on those designs.

Serena Cambridge...

she assured me that the rockets were safe.

We have Serena in custody right now.

We found her destroying the evidence of those design flaws.

Before tomorrow's meeting?

What?

Their department...

they called an emergency meeting.

So Amanda must have wanted to tell me the truth

about what was going on.

Serena is doing all this to stop them?

Yes, but she wasn't working alone.

So who else knew about this meeting?

Hey.

He's dead.

- Maggie. - Right behind you.

Dale, it doesn't have to end like this.

You want to see daylight, you need to come out

- and surrender now. - You don't understand.

What's a few billion more to Sorenson?

Won't change his life.

But it'll change everything for people like me.

Hey!

We deserve that money.

All the investors...

and Sorenson!

They're already rich.

We just needed to make it to the IPO.

You think they're greedy?

You just killed three people for money.

You made a mistake, Dale.

There was someone else in Amanda's house,

an FBI agent.

We take care of our own.

Suspect down. Roll an ambo to our location.

So Isaiah didn't do it. He didn't kill Amanda or Cory.

Yeah, you were right, but Hadley Kuo is still missing.

I know.

- Whoa, hold on. - What is it?

How did this happen?

He rushed the FBI police officer,

ran out of the hospital, and grabbed a cab.

The JOC tracked him to a park uptown.

Team's on their way now.

Sir?

Tell the team I'll meet them there.

We'll cover more ground if we split up.

All right. ADIC Green, you want to come with us?

Listen, no matter what he's done, we bring him in safe.

Maggie, over there.

We got eyes on Isaiah.

- Sir. - Huh?

- They found him. - Let's go.

Isaiah.

Can't find the baby.

- Isaiah. - Can't find the baby.

Hey.

- I'm sorry. - Isaiah.

I'm sorry. I can't find the baby.

I can't find the baby.

Please help me, God.

I don't know what I did...

but I would never... I could never hurt a child.

I know that.

I know it.

Why did you come here?

I was trying to remember. I could smell it.

Hibiscus flowers, and I thought maybe...

maybe I brought the baby here...

'cause we used to come here as kids.

The baby's not here.

Wait a minute. You said you smell hibiscus?

What about Rubi's?

The flowers outside.

W-who's Rubi?

Rubi... she used to watch the children of the neighborhood,

and she had a green thumb.

And she had these huge hibiscus out front.

- Hadley. Thank you. - My baby.

Hi.

Isaiah asked me to keep the baby safe until he got back.

Hmm.

And you know I'd do anything for him.

He looks okay.

Yeah.

It's all all right.

No, it's not.

Amanda...

she's gone.

And I was there.

What good am I if I can't protect the ones I love?

Hey, Isaiah,

what happened to Amanda is not your fault.

Thank you.

For what?

For believing in me.

I never doubted you...

not for a second.

So this is probably goodbye, huh?

For now.

- Thank you. - I'll talk to the parents.

Hey.

Rubi said you came to her in a panic.

You said you had to go work a case.

But then you told her to keep the baby safe.

I didn't know there was a baby in the car.

- I would've never commandeered... - No, no, no, no, no, no.

I know. I know.

That was me.

I mean, it... it wasn't, but...

it was.

Isaiah, I'm sorry.

I didn't see it, that you were struggling like this.

- You could have come to me. - I thought I was fine.

I thought I had it handled. I didn't want to mess up

anything you had going at the Bureau or embarrass you, so...

Hey, hey, you are family.

You always come first.

I need help, Unc.

I do.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

We'll find you treatment.

We're gonna find someplace

that's gonna help you

get back to you again.

I'm not giving up on you.

I'm not giving up on you, boy, nope.

Probably not the first day back you were hoping for,

but I'm grateful you're here.

Yeah, me too.

- Ready to hit the road? - Yeah.

Let me turn this in.

- Hey. - Hi.

How's, uh... how's he doing?

He's good.

He's finding his sea legs.

I'm hoping being back will help.

He's not sleeping.

Whatever he did with the strike team

really, uh, stayed with him.

He doesn't talk to me about it, and I don't want to pry.

I'm just glad he's talking to you.

Oh, he's...

Shall we?

Yeah.

See you around.

- Good night, Mags. - Good night.