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Is that for you, Sergeant?

You all right?

Who sent it?

Raymond Belt is violent.

I've looked this man in the eye.

Julie Bell, she's in danger. We gotta move on this. We do something, but we do

it with control.

Julie, it's Officer Armani. I'm here to help you.

Julie!

Sir, can you hear me?

Hey, sir.

Hey, I'm police. I got you. I got you.

I'm not gonna hurt you. I'm police. I'm here to help, okay?

What's your name?

Let's go.

Let's go.

Help, help, help.

Please.

Please, it's crazy.

It's crazy.

Okay.

Okay, I'm gonna help.

Hey, I'm gonna help, okay? I'm gonna get you out of here.

Okay, just hang on for me, Cal, okay?

I'll be right back.

Just hang on.

It's Officer Armani from the police.

From the hospital. You called me.

I'm stuck in here. Do you have the key?

Yes. Good, good.

Okay, open the door.

You're safe now. I'm gonna get you out of here.

Julie?

Are you okay? Can you hear me?

Open the door.

I can't.

Why? I don't understand.

Grandpa's mad at me. I know he's mad. I get it. But Julie?

You called me, remember?

You wanted my help, and I'm here. I will help you. You just have to let me out.

Grandpa found my phone.

He was mad.

Okay, I bet that was real scary, but I can get you away from him. You just need

to open this door.

Do you want some water? No! No!

No, sweetheart, I don't want any water. I want you to open this door, please.

I can't help you if I'm stuck in here.

Julie, there's a man hurt downstairs.

He needs a lot of help. We cannot wait.

Where's your grandpa now?

Out. He said he forgot something.

That's good. See? He won't know you helped me.

We'll be gone before he's even back, okay? So come on.

Open the door.

You and me, we're in this together. I'm gonna get you out of here.

Okay?

Julie, wait!

Joey!

Kim, we got a problem at the Bell House. Imani got in. She's in trouble.

Notify the rest of the team. You and Adam made me there.

Okay. Okay, um, Adam had an emergency with Bob, so he's at the facility.

I'm gonna put Mac with a neighbor, and I'll be right there.

Julie!

Julie!

Julie!

I got you. I got you. Come on.

It's not safe for you. Let's go.

Come on.

Julie! No!

50-21, in route.

Notify responding to use extreme caution. We got a UC officer on scene.

50-21 units will take the lead.

Copy, 50-21.

Sergeant, I'm south on Racine and 40th.

Copy. When we hit the block, stay close. We'll crash together.

Will do. Rest of the team's on their way.

Julie?

Are you all right? I'm good. He's got her.

I think he ran on foot.

Um, there's a male victim. He's in the basement. He's beaten bad.

I can coordinate patrol.

They can't have gotten far. I want lights on all these streets. You got it.

All right, 50-21 on scene. The shot's fired. Got a female tender age kidnap

victim, Julie Bell.

Wanted is Raymond Bell. Male, white, 58.

They fled on foot in an unknown direction.

Have responding search the area.

And roll me an ambo.

My house is clear?

Yes, sir.

Show me where.

Raymond must have snatched him up after we went at him. Couldn't control

himself.

Hey, Cal?

Cal?

Hey, can you hear me?

Gambo's on the way, okay? Help is on the way. Just gotta hang on for us a little

bit longer.

Julie Bell!

Julie Bell! Chicago Police!

Call out!

Mark, you got anything?

Stand by, Kim. Dante, stay with him. He comes through, you find out what he

knows. Jeff, start searching the house. Call through documents.

Anything that tells us where this prick might be headed. Go ahead, Kim. There's

no sign of him.

Maybe Bell had a car park somewhere nearby?

Yeah, it's possible.

All right, get back here.

Run all pods and cams. Start talking to the neighbors.

Copy.

It was an emergency, right? Julie called.

And what was your plan?

To get her out.

And then what?

I didn't get that far.

Oh, really? I wasn't going to risk a child's life over lack of evidence.

DCFS can kiss my ass.

White shirt brigade.

Perfect.

Now listen to me.

You said Julie texted you for help. You rushed over. You heard screams inside

the residence.

You entered and found that victim. You understand?

Yeah.

Let me get this straight.

Officer Imani's out 1099 for a moonlight drive.

Like I said, she got a 911 text from a tender age. She was here on my orders.

Right. And when she heard the scream, she called you instead of calling for

backup. Why is that? Commander, there's a child missing. This can wait.

It's not your call. I want a full statement out of you and every member of

your team right now. We're going to do this the right way. The right way?

We got a child in danger. You want to talk paper? No.

Again. Not your call. My officer is giving a statement right now. Like I

said, she was alone.

No one else on my team ever worked.

Wait, wait. Don't go in there until I have to be clear.

What's going on, Kev?

I need you inside. You got to see this.

I saw a bent wooden panel along these window seats.

I'm thinking Bell's hiding drugs, weapons.

How I was wrong.

We're gonna need the mobile crime lab to come in here and search this whole

house, Sarge.

Definitely male.

Whoever put these people in here processed the bodies.

It's basically mummifying.

Decomp will be harder to analyze because of the quicklime and salt.

Bodies well dried out.

My best guess?

Well, this man has been in here at least a year.

We'll know more in the lab.

That's Pat Delaney. Half Moon Tattoo is one of his identifiers.

Homeless.

Addict. His brother reported him missing a year ago. He was on our board linked

to Bell.

COD? He's got blunt force trauma to the head, parietal bone is fractured.

Clearly took a bad beating.

Is she his aunt?

Yes.

We searched this space.

People must have been here all the time. Julie must have played in here. Nobody

had any idea they were surrounded by dead bodies.

Bell got off on it. 50-21, you copy?

50-21, you on the air? Go for 50-21.

That can't be a coincidence.

Kev, you stay here. Run this with forensics. There could be more bodies.

50-21 on route.

Copy, 50-21.

Hey, you're not riding solo with me.

I don't need a babysitter. I moved because I had to. I had to do something.

Oh, you had to go off book alone?

You would have told me no. Yes.

What good is an officer who doesn't listen?

My sister disappeared.

My parents thought she went to a friend's house after school.

They just assumed it because that's what she did the night before.

I knew something was wrong. I could feel it.

But we baked M&M cookies and we ate dinner.

We did nothing.

And my sister never came home because she wasn't okay. She was taken.

I'm trying to explain why.

I get that.

Hey.

We'll fix this.

Resident of this house was taking his dog out, walks up to the sidewalk, sees

all this blood, goes back into his residence to check the doorbell cam,

catches the carjacking, calls it in.

You got an idea on the driver?

Dan Kiesel, work security, graveyard shift, drives a 2010 Ford Taurus.

No GPS on that.

I need that footage.

Already on it.

I had him.

Look, it's not over.

And he's making mistakes.

Come on, give me that footage.

Sarge, you copy?

Go ahead, Kev.

We just got three more bodies, Sarge. Two of them mainly bones in Raymond

Bell's room, and I'm staring at one right now in Gary's room. And I think

it's the nurse that Crompton remembered, Aurelia Sloan. Looks like the body got

scrubs on.

You searched the whole house yet? No, sir. I'm pretty sure we're going to find

some more, Sarge.

I seen a lot.

But I ain't never seen nothing like this. This is... Just keep me posted.

Will do.

Got the doorbell. Can't footage you.

We got three more bodies.

She bit him.

Now what?

First thing, we find that car.

We work the house, see what those bodies can tell us.

Hey, Torres, Cal Foreman's conscious.

It was like he lost it. He went for my hand first.

He was like a parent slapping me. Or like at Sunday school, only he was

breaking my bones.

Couldn't fight back.

Where did this happen? 7-Eleven on Timber Lane.

Night manager's friendly.

Gave me a free hot dog.

I was in the back parking lot eating and then a car pulls up. What kind of car?

Silver Mercedes.

Old school. Thought it was a rich dude with the munchies or something.

Next thing I know, this guy jumps out the car and jacks me with a crowbar.

I was out.

And then you woke up in that basement? Woke up in the damn trunk, zip-tied.

Thought it was taking me somewhere far away to shoot my ass.

Instead, I ended up in this driveway.

That's where he pulled me past his kid.

You saw his kid? Yeah.

At least I think it was. It was a little girl.

She didn't think nothing of an old man pulling a brother out of the trunk. Did

she say anything?

She asked where he'd been.

He told her Lockport.

Then she asked if he saw...

He did.

It was Preston. Yeah, Preston. She said it was Preston.

Preston in Lockport?

You sure?

Yeah.

That's Preston Bell.

He's Raymond's cousin.

I dug into him when we were working Raymond. You think he's involved?

No. No way. They're estranged. Hardly any contact now.

Preston made it on his own back when Bell tracked to him bankrupt.

Steady job, good marriage. He lives in Lockport? Yeah. Raymond doesn't have to

be in contact with him for Raymond to head there. Let's move.

Loop and the rest of the team, alert Lockport PD. See if you can get a hold

of Preston Bell.

Kim, we're ten minutes out. Bring me up to speed.

No sign of Preston, but a neighbor saw Maroons and Ann pull into Preston's

house about 20 minutes ago. Lockport police are holding anchor out of sight.

Okay, copy. Kev, what's your 20?

Almost there, Sarge. Five minutes out.

Okay, good. I'm gonna loop in Lockport PD with the plan. Go in quiet. Try to

surprise Bell. Get Julie out alive.

Copy you.

Copy that.

This is Sergeant Boyd. Who am I speaking with?

Preston Bell.

There's an emergency at my house?

Yes. All right, where are you, Preston? I'm in Florida with my family. Okay,

that's good. Is there anyone else in your house?

No, not my family. He's all with me. Why?

We think your cousin Raymond is hiding in your house along with his

granddaughter.

Raymond is wanted for murder.

For murder?

Jesus. Okay, look, we need your help, Preston.

He's probably locked himself inside. Do you have a security system?

Just a smart lock at the front and back door.

Can you give me the lock code?

Hey, you see Julie? No, go find her.

The Thunder's headed downstairs.

Mm-hmm.

Your call.

You're a defendant in custody, Sarge.

Copy. Anything?

No. She's not upstairs. No empty food or drink. No clothes. No sign of her.

I only threatened her during the carjacking.

Lost it. Killed her. It's his pattern.

Impulse. Or she fought. Got away.

Get Belle in here right now. Copy, sir.

All right, let's make this easy.

Where is Julie?

I don't know.

She jumped out of the car and found a stop sign.

Ran. And you just let her run away?

Yes.

You don't believe me. I believe you like to be in control.

She ran away.

To where?

What stop sign?

Raymond,

we found seven bodies in your house. I'm guessing there'll be more, right?

Right now.

This is the last chance you'll ever have to be in control of anything in your

life. You help us, we'll find you a prison where you can see the sun.

Maybe even stay alive.

This is a child.

Your family.

Where is she?

I do not know.

She ran.

Where?

I took care of that

girl.

I did the best I could.

I never wanted her to be a part of this.

I tried to protect her after Gary died.

Then where is she?

She's dead.

She tried to run away from me and I chased her with my car.

It was an accident.

I promise you.

I buried her right then and there.

I love that kid.

She is the only good thing that this blood has ever produced.

Then take us to her.

You familiar with Bell Tractor, young man?

No, sir.

We employed over 2,000 people in the city of Chicago.

My family practically ran this town. Take a left.

This property is where we used to test all our latest equipment.

Revolutionized the industry.

Just pulled through the gate.

This is where she ran.

Yeah, where's the stop sign?

There was no stop sign. I misspoke.

Oh.

She ran when I stopped. I stopped to open the gate. I came to ditch the car.

Oh, what the hell.

Oh, well.

Here we are.

It's this way.

It's right around here.

For sure.

No, oh, over here.

Yeah. This one?

Yeah, it's right under there.

All right, go ahead.

All right, hold up, officers.

Are you sure this is it? I thought so. You thought so?

I want this to end.

I swear, I took her, had her in my arms, and then... Oh, that

oak was on my right, so it's on the other side of that thicket. All right,

so show me.

Okay.

Just keep working, keep looking in this area.

Okay, here.

Here it is.

It's right here.

That's the piece of metal I used to dig with.

You're lying.

She's right here. No, she's not.

I'm cooperating. I'm cooperating with you. I want you to find her. No, you

don't. You're having a goddamn laugh.

She's right here. Hey, we're done.

We're going in a box right now. Go ahead.

Imani! Hey, Imani.

You will never find her.

Eva,

that's enough. Eva!

This is Sergeant Hank Boyd of the Chicago Police Department, badge number

32419. I have an arrestee who attempted to escape custody, sustained injuries.

I need you to roll me an ambulance at the old Bell Farm off County Road 16.

Yeah, we'll be here.

He's going to use this against us.

He won't be able to.

He's got dead bodies in his walls.

Ava, he wanted you to do that.

You weren't the one in control.

K9 unit did a sweep. We got nothing yet. No bodies, no Julie. He was just

screwing with us.

Where is she?

This isn't Bell House. This is where we found the carjacking victim.

Security cams got him two blocks away from Preston's house. An hour later,

there's no way in hell it took him that long. So he must have stopped. It had to

be to deal with Julie. There's nothing else out here.

I mean, the quickest way to that house is that road he took you on.

I mean, it might take some time, but we can get a foot canvas, a massive foot

canvas on that road.

Son of a bitch.

What?

This piece of garbage has gotten off on hiding bodies in his house, beneath his

own feet, in his walls, so people would enter his home and never know.

He took us out here to play with us.

It's all his power move, control, having the upper hand, knowing more. Yes,

exactly.

I think I know where she is.

Right there. Pull over.

I was having a great time when we drove over this. I saw him smiling in the

backseat. Julie?

Julie Bell?

She's here.

I got her.

Julie?

Julie. Hey.

Hey.

Hey, are you okay?

Hey, we got him.

He's going to prison. You're gonna be okay now.

He thought I was dead.

He hit me so hard I went to sleep.

I'm so sorry.

But you're safe now.

I'm gonna get you help, okay? Are you in any pain?

Am I going to jail?

No.

No, you're not. I promise.

But I'm bad.

No.

No, you're just a little kid. You can't be bad.

Listen to me, Julie.

You saw awful, terrible things in that house.

But you called me.

That was a good thing. That was a very brave thing you did.

Pull three more bodies out of the house.

With the car jacking bills facing 11 first-degree murders. Yeah, how is it?

It's fine talk to me blow it up. He's just fine

It's good work

Get some rest

You want to explain to me why I got eight messages from Sergeant Platt

telling me to meet you here?

Have a seat.

Just want to set you straight on something.

I was born...

screaming. Fighting.

I mean, I went looking for it.

Vicious fights from as early as I can remember.

I mean, I dream about it.

I would wake up with my fists clenched.

You see this one?

I went after two kids twice my age.

I'm over nothing. I don't even remember what it was about.

My father found me, took me to the hospital, told me it was wrong,

that he would help me deal with...

with

who I am.

My father never laid a hand on me. He was a good man.

He taught me to do something worthwhile with my instincts.

To not go looking for fights, to go looking for monsters.

My father is the only reason there's anything good in me.

You got your story wrong.

It won't matter.

It won't change his perception.

I can spin those photos whatever way I want.

You care about your father?

His legacy?

His name on that goddamn wall?

Turn in your badge.

I walk away.

What?

Why? You thought there wouldn't be consequences for what you did to me?

You blackmailed me. You forced me to reinstate your team.

You thought nobody would notice that?

The department now sees me as a weak, spineless cop condoning a corrupt unit.

I won't rise any further.

I'll retire nothing but a dog cop.

And you're asking me why?

You see this badge holder?

It was my dad's.

I mean, he wore it every day of his life till he was killed in the line of duty.

I've worn it every day since.

I mean, sometimes I slip up, but... a lot of the time...

I can feel him with me.

If I didn't feel my father near me right now...

you wouldn't live through this day.

what you want but right now right

now you should get the hell out of my office