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(dramatic orchestral music)

(wind whooshing)
(light orchestral music)

(dramatic electronic music)

(computer beeping)

- Hey.

- Yes?

(gasps)

(gun firing)

- File's been erased.

Hard drive's gone.

(dramatic electronic music)

(people chattering)

(horns honking)

(alarm blaring)

(groaning)

- Good morning.

- Hey, baby.

- Come back to bed.

- No, I can't.

- Come on, come on.

- I'm gonna be late.

- Mmm.

Can you at least stay for breakfast?

- No.

- Please?

- I can't.

I'll call you if I'm running late, okay?

- Okay.

- I love you.

- I love you.

- Bye.

(dramatic orchestral music)

(sighs)

(low thudding)

- [Sofia] Anthony?

- I'm in here, baby.

- So, I can't get you to stay?

(chuckles)

What if I, uh, what if I
wrote a note, like in school,

and I said, "Dear Edward,

please excuse Anthony
from his meeting today

because his wife never
gets a chance to see him?"

Come on.

Can you stay for another
half an hour, hmm?

Please?

I'll make it really quick.

- You never make it really quick.

- Come on.

- I can't, baby.

Come on.

It's a big day.

- I know what today is.

(computer beeps)

(sighs)

- Zeffert sent me this file.

It's so big I can't even download it.

I don't understand.

If he would've just handed it to me,

I would've read it by now.

I thought technology
was supposed to help us

instead of slow things down.

- Oh, that reminds me.

Something came for you by ZepEx.

I put it in your briefcase.

- Thank you.

- Mm-hmm.

(typing)

(computer beeps)

The whole thing crashed.

I don't have time for this.

- Okay, go.

I'll take care of it.

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

- Thank you.

Look, I know, I know, uh,
this isn't ideal, all right?

But I love you, and I'll
make it up to you tonight.

- Okay.

I love you.

- Perfect.

(sighs)

Hey, that's great.

Great start.

Fantastic.

Great.

(horn honks)

- Hey.

- Hey, Sumner.

- Oh, hey.

Hey.

- Hey.

- How are you?

- Good, good, good.

What do you think of the, uh-

- Looks great.

Great.
- Yeah.

Sprinklers are just giving me hell.

You know, I have to rotate
them, like, every hour.

- Can't get somebody out here, huh?

- No.

Hey, um, what do you think of the turtle?

- [Tony] It's, um, yeah.

Yeah, I like the beads.

- It's Christmas.

- Yeah.

- You know, I figure if my ex-wife

ever stops by,

she'll be, uh, impressed.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean that.

It's just this, this, this whole-

- It'll be fine.

- Separation thing is just-

- [Tony] It'll work itself out.

- Really?

- [Tony] It'll be okay.

- Okay.

So, did you guys ever figure out-

- No.
- That job thing?

- Uh, the network
specialist, uh, position?

I'll check on that again today.

- Yeah.

I really appreciate it.

- Don't even worry about it.
- Okay, so, uh-

- Don't even worry.

- I'll see you tonight then.
- All right.

Yeah, no, I gotta go.

- Yeah, me, too.

(electronic music)

- Edward called for some ZHP file.

He wants it back.

From what I can gather is,

Zeffert borrowed it on
Friday but never returned it.

Security said he stopped
by over the weekend,

but, uh, nobody can get ahold of him.

- Call him at home?

- Yep, and his cell.

I've left several messages.

- That's not like him at all.

It's weird.

Today's the buyout.

- And?

- What?

And what?

- Your anniversary.

- Oh, my, oh, my God.

Today's my anniversary.

- Yeah.

- I'm such an idiot.

I can't believe I forgot to,
uh, uh, send, oh, my God.

Send flowers to the house,

like, now, if you could.

- Okay.

- Baby, come on.

That's not fair.

It's not every night.

That's, it, it's now.

It's because of the buyout.

- Oh, it's the buyout, and before that,

it was the gene therapy launch,

and before that,

I mean, it's always something.

What happened to our plans?

- Baby, what are you talking about?

This is our plan.

This, this is, this is the plan.

We pay Edward back, and we,
and we start our family.

Look, I messed up with
the, with the anniversary.

I know.

I get it.

And I love you,

and I'm sorry, but I,

(sighs)

Listen, nothing, nothing's changed.

- It's hard to start a family
when you're never home.

You're always working.

- I know.

I know.

- Tony, I love you,

and I don't wanna complain,

but I need a little bit more of you.

- Okay.

- Baby, please come home.

- Baby, come on.

Edward's, Edward's not
gonna just let me leave.

- You know what?

This is about us, okay?

And when something's
really important to you,

I know you, you don't let
anything stand in your way.

So why should our
marriage be any different?

- [Woman] Thank you, Mr. Garcia.

- Thank you, Britney.

- Good morning, Mr. Garcia.

- Morning, Janet.

Is he in?

- Yes, sir.

Mr. Gar-
- No, I've got it.

You ready to close, Tony?

- [Tony] Hell, yeah, I'm ready to close.

Hold on.

Hold on a second, baby.

- Give Sofia my love.

Let's get this done.

- Yeah, okay.

I'm, I'm right behind you.

Hello?

Baby, hey, you there?

(dial tone humming)
Hello?

(trills lips)

Jesus.

(buttons beeping)

Janet?

- Yes, sir?

- [Tony] Hey, pick up.

- Hi, Tony.

- Listen, you gotta, uh, you
gotta do me a favor, okay?

You gotta help me get out
of this meeting early.

- Oh, it's gonna be a bad day, isn't it?

- I hope not.

Do me a favor.

Tell Sofia to be home early, okay?

I got a surprise for her.

- What surprise?

- What do you mean, what surprise?

I don't know.

I have no idea.

You, you just, you gotta handle it, okay?

Do it.

Uh, whatever you would do
with, with Cheryl, do it, okay?

- Okay.

I'm on it.

(dramatic electronic music)

- Hey, Mr. Garnett.

- Hey, Tony.

How are you?

- I'm good.

- Ready to close today?
- You bet.

- Gentlemen, my name is Susan W. Quindal.

I am your chosen mediator
for today's negotiations,

and I hereby bring this session to order.

Please take your seats.

- Morning.

Thank you.

- I wanna remind everyone

that these negotiations

still fall under the tenets

of the Traxil-Pharmical
Acquisition Agreement

that both parties signed.

If there is no resolution

by 7:30 p.m. tonight,

talks will break off

for, at minimum,

a prescribed 30-day cooling period.

So, Chairman Paul Ulsan
of Traxil, do you agree?

- [Paul] Agree.

- And Chairman Leo Garnett

of Pharmical Industries, do you agree?

- Agree.

- Would you gentlemen shake?

- Let's make this happen.
- Let's do it.

- Gentlemen, you will find in front of you

the due diligence report

with an independent appraisal

of the various components
of the Pharmical Industries.

The few key sticking points

that we will be discussing
today will include

the SEC filings,

the clinical trials data,

liens and judgments,

and the product development reports.

Any questions?

Let's go.

(all chattering)

(dramatic orchestral music)

(clattering)

(gasps)

(gasping)

(all chattering)
(dramatic electronic music)

- Leo, everybody at this table
wants this to close today.

- Yeah, we do, too.

Everything all right, son?

- Oh, uh, I gotta go.

Something just came up.

- Now?

- Yeah.

- Tony, we're two hours away from closing

the biggest deal in
this company's history.

- It's all right, Leo.

It's fine.

You really need to go?

- Yeah.

It's, It's personal.

- Go ahead.

- Thank you.

Thanks.

- We're just dotting the I's now.

We're home free.

Take my word for it.

Tell them I got word.

- Thank you.

- All right.

Here's your night.

- My God, did you write me an itinerary?

- Tony, you forgot your anniversary.

You're gonna need all
the help you can get.

- Did you talk to Zeffert?

- No, I left him a message.

All right, you're meeting
Sofia at home in 10 minutes.

Flowers are on their way.

Dinner's at Gianardo's.

It's very romantic.

I took Cheryl there for our anniversary.

She loved it.

All right?

And the best part,

you have two tickets tonight
at will call for "La Bohème".

- You're the best.

If you didn't hate men,

I'd totally make out with you right now.

(laughs)

If you need me, I'm on-
- Not available.

- Cell phone.

Thank you.

(dramatic electronic music)

Baby, I'm home!

Hey.

Sof.

Sofia, I'm home.

- [Automated Voice] You have two messages.

Message number one.

(beeps)

- [Man] Hello, Mr. West.

Listen very carefully.

We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

If you ever wanna see her again,

you will do exactly as we say.

Do not call the police.

Do not call anyone.

The only call you are to make is to us

at 310-

555-7950.

If we have not heard
from you by seven p.m.,

your wife will be dead.

- Sofia!

Sofia!

- [Man] Her life now rests in your hands.

If you ever wanna see her again,

you will do exactly as we say.

Do not call the police.

Do not call anyone.

The only call you are to make is to us

at 310-

555-7950.

(machine clicks)

(phone beeping)

(line ringing)

Hello, Mr. West.

Do you wish to see your wife again?

- Who is this?

- [Man] It's a simple question
needing a simple answer.

Yes or no?

- Yeah.

- [Man] Then do exactly as we say.

You are going to bring
$50,000 to MacArthur Park

and put it in a trashcan

on the south side of the boathouse.

Be there exactly at 7:20.

We will call your cell phone.

- How do I know she's still alive?

- [Man] You'll have to trust me.

(sighing)

- No.

No, no, no.

You know what, uh-uh.

No, I'm not gonna bring you anything.

I'm not gonna bring you
anything until you tell me

that she's alive.

- [Man] You're going to do what we say

or your wife will die.

Now, you have 90 minutes to
get there with the money.

Don't be late.

Don't try anything.

We are watching.

(dial tone humming)
(clock ticking)

(dramatic electronic music)

(squeaking)

(people chattering)

We are watching.

Don't try anything.

(sighs)

We are watching.

(clears throat)

Watching.

(people chattering)

- Next customer in line.

I need a picture ID.

We're not authorized to release
this amount of money, sir.

- I need to see the manager then.

- May I help you, sir?

- I need to make a withdrawal.

- Well, typically,
transactions of this amount

require higher approval,

and it's six already, so
we really won't be able

to authorize this until tomorrow.

- You need to authorize that.

- [Man] I'm sorry, Mr. West.

- You need to authorize it right now.

I know my rights, all right?

- I can't change policies.

- I know my rights.

You're holding my money.

And this is an emergency.

Now you get on the phone
and you call whoever it

is that you have to call.

I know it's the end of the day for you,

but I have three minutes.

I have three minutes,
and I'm not leaving here

without my money.

- Margo, let's try to get
Mr. Pennington on the phone,

and, um, I will start to process this.

(typing)

(scoffs)

- What?

What's wrong?

- Even if I wanted to,

you don't have the money in your account.

- No, no, no, no.

No.

I've got more, there's
more money in that account.

My wife, my wife handles all this.

There's more money in that account.

- There haven't been any
recent withdrawals at all.

What do you want me to do?

Sir, what do you want me to do?

- Um, just close it.

- Margo, let's close
this gentlemen's account.

(dramatic orchestral music)

(squeaking)

Here you go, sir.

$29,186.36.

You're welcome to count it.

- No, it's fine.

- [Margo] Sign here, please.

- Are you okay, sir?

- [Tony] Yeah.

- Is something wrong?

- No, I'm fine, thanks.

(dramatic electronic music)

(phone ringing)

- He went that way.

(sighs)

- All right, all right, all right.

Think, think, think.

(answering machine rewinding)

(beeps)

- [Man] Hello, Mr. West.

Listen very carefully.

We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

If you ever wanna see her again,

you will do exactly as we say.

Do not call the police.

Do not call anyone.

The only call you are to make is to us

at 310-555-7950.

(rewinding)

Hello, Mr. West.

Listen very carefully.

We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

(rewinding)

Listen very carefully.

We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

(rewinding)
- What is that, bells?

- [Man] We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

If you ever wanna see-

(rewinding)

We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

If you ever wanna see her again,

you will do exactly as we say.

Do not call the police.

Do not call anyone.

The only call you are to make is to us-

(dramatic electronic music)

- Sumner, hey, um-

- Holy Mackerel.

What are you doing?
- Can I, look, I'm in,

I'm in a lot of trouble right now,

and if I don't get out of
here, it's gonna be worse.

Can you help me?

Can I just, I need your help.

Can I go in your house?

Is that okay?

- Wow, yeah.

- Can we go in?

- That's fine?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I have no money.

- We have a problem.

- [Paul] Mr. Garnett?

- [Mr. Garnett] Yes, sir.

- We have a few questions about
this SEC filing back in '04.

- I assure we followed everything
to the letter, Mr. Ulsan.

- Well, let's discuss
your concerns, Mr. Ulsan.

- I think that'd be appropriate.

- [Sumner] What, what the hell's going on?

(panting)

- [Tony] Sofia was kidnapped.

- What?

- And if I wanna see her again,

I have to be at MacArthur Park

in an hour and 10 minutes with $50,000.

And I don't have that kind of money.

- Are you kidding me?

Fif, how much?

- They're following me.

They're listening to my calls,

and I don't know what I'm gonna do.

- Who, who, who?
- Look.

Lookit.

Look, you see them?

- [Woman] Unit 74, please invest.

- They followed me from the
bank, and I didn't stop.

- You ran?

- I can't stop.

What am I supposed to do?

I have an hour and 10 minutes.

- Okay, okay.

Let's just think it through.

Let's think it through.

Where can you get that kind of money?

Uh, can you wire the money?

Can you wire it?

- [Tony] No, the bank, it's six.

It's closed.

- Credit cards.

- [Tony] I don't have that kind of credit.

- How about somebody who
does have that kind of money?

Somebody who's rich?

- I don't know.

No, no, no.

- Think.

There's gotta be somebody.

In your line of work, there's somebody

who's got that kind of money.

- My boss, Edward.

I can't call Edward.

I'm not gonna call Edward.

- Here.
- I can't.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.
- Call him right now.

(phone beeping)

I'll be right back.

(sighs)

(line ringing)

- [Janet] Hello.

Tony West's office.

- Janet, it's Tony.

- [Janet] Hi.

- Uh, is Edward there?

Can I talk to him?

- [Janet] Sure.

He's still downstairs with
Mr. Garnett and Mr. Ulsan.

- Can you get him for me, please?

It's really important.

- [Janet] Are you on your cell?

- No, I'm not on my cell.

Um, can, uh,

okay, have him call me, have
him call me on this number.

- [Sumner] 310-

- 310, right?

Is this 310?

- Yeah, oh, yeah.

310-222-
- 222-

- 8242.
- 8242.

- [Janet] Okay, got it.

I'll do it now.

(phone beeps)

- [Tony] Okay.

- Okay?

Hey, you take that.

One for you, one for me.

I modified these awhile ago.

I have no idea what
kind of range they are,

but, you know, the kids-

- You don't, I, you don't need to do this.

- Yeah, I know that,

But I figured you'd do the same for me.

You know, what else do we do?

Seriously, so.

Okay, this is what we gotta do.

Uh, we gotta figure out

if there's anything that we know

that, that, that's gonna help us.

Anything.

- Okay, okay.

I don't know.

I don't know if this means anything,

but when I went in my house,

the door to my office was closed,

and I never close my office door.

- Okay.

What's in there?

- Just, uh, just normal stuff.

Office stuff.

I have a computer.

I have a desk and a chair.

I have a lamp.

- All right, well, that's
something we have to check out.

- But I can't go over there.

The police are outside.

- Well, I'm gonna do that.

You want me to help you?

Then let me help you.

What else am I gonna do?

Water?

Rake?

Come on.

So, this is what we're gonna do.

You're gonna go to MacArthur Park?

- MacArthur Park.

- And you're gonna call your boss

and try to get the money, all right?

And I'm gonna go over to your
house and check out your-

- No, you can't go over there

because the police are outside.

And if they see-

- Let me figure that out.

That's my problem, okay?

So, you can't take your car.

There's no way, 'cause
they know your car, right?

- Yeah.

- Take mine.

Come on.

Let's go.

(engine starts)

It needs gas.

Hey.

(car approaching)

(radio chattering)

- [Woman] In the vicinity of Figueroa.

Unit 27, Code 10, please.

(dramatic electronic music)

Unit 27, ETA seven minutes.

10-62.

- [Man] Look, we gotta get moving.

(whimpering)

We've gotta get this thing done.

- Then we'll aim for less than an hour.

- [Man] Keep me posted.

I wanna know the instant we get it.

(dramatic orchestral music)

(phone ringing)

- This is Edward.

- Edward.

Hey, it's me.

- Tony, we've been looking for you.

- Is that Tony?

- Listen, something's happened.

- Let me talk to him.

- What is it?

What happened?

- Sofia's been kidnapped, Edward.

- What?

- [Tony] Yeah.

- Hold on.

Give me a second.

(dramatic electronic music)

Start over.

- When I got to the house,

I checked the answering machine,
and there was a message,

and they said that if
I didn't have $50,000

at MacArthur Park

in the next 64 minutes,

that they're gonna kill her.

- What?

Who?

- [Mr. Garnett] Edward.

- Edward, is that Garnett?

Hey, don't, don't tell him

that we're talking and what's going on.

They said that if I involve anybody,

that they're gonna kill her.

- Don't worry.

Where are you?

- I'm heading to the park.

- Can I call you back on this number?

- [Tony] Yeah.

- I'll call you right back.

- [Mr. Garnett] How are
we supposed to negotiate

when our general counsel is AWOL?

(dramatic electronic music)

(bells jingling)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- [Tony] Sumner?

- Jeez.

Yeah?

- Hey, anything?

- No.

I just got in here.

Let me look around a second.

Well, if someone was here,

the police probably scared them away.

So, let's, let's walk through this again.

You came home, and then what?

- I got home, I checked the message,

uh, and then, uh, and then
I went and looked for Sofia.

- And the door to your
office was open then, right?

- [Tony] Yeah.

And then when I didn't find her,

I went back down to the kitchen,
and then I got the number.

I wrote down the number.

- Is it 310-555-7950?

- [Tony] Yeah.

Give me that, give me that number again.

- 310-555-7950.

- Cool, thanks.

I'm gonna call you back.

(phone ringing)

(beeps)

Yeah?

- Tony, I've got Mr. Garnett on the line.

Edward took off.

Can you talk?

- No, not right now.

- What should I tell him?

(sighing)

Tony, he said

that if your job was at all
important to you, that you-

- Listen, Janet, I can't deal

with this right now, all right?

Uh, if, uh, just, just tell Garnett

that you can't, you can't
get ahold of me, okay?

- Tony, he's really pissed off.

To-
(dial tone humming)

(buttons beeping)

Mr. Garnett, I'm sorry, sir.

I can't seem to reach him.

Mm-hmm.

(car horns honking)

- Janet.

- Tony, it's Edward.

- Oh, hey, Edward.

God, I'm sorry.

I, it's, Garnett's got
Janet just tracking me down.

It's driving me crazy.

- You let me deal with him.

Take a deep breath.

(sighs)

- Edward, I don't know what I'm gonna do.

I don't know.

I'm freaking out.

Sofia means everything to me,

and I'm just, I'm, I'm freaking out.

- We'll take care of this, you and I.

- Wait.

Wait, Edward.

What about the meeting?

You can't just leave the meeting.

- I can and I did.

Now, where are we?

- I need to wire $21,000.

- 21,000.

- That's how much I'm short.

- Okay.

All right.

- I thought I had more, but Sofia,

Sofia handles the money, and I,

it's, we don't, that's what we have.

- It's all right.

I'm here to help.

Now, what else?

- I don't know.

- That's it?

- You know what?

I have a phone number.

I don't know if it
means anything, but, uh,

I don't know.

Maybe we can track it to
an address or something.

- Give it to me.

- 310-555-7950.

- 7950.

I'll call you back.

- All right, call me back.

(dramatic electronic music)

- Tony, it's Edward.

That phone number you gave
me is to an office downtown.

Corner of Maple and Highland.

- You already got it?

- Yeah, I called in a favor.

Uh, now what about that wire transfer?

- What about it?

- How do I do it?

- Give me a minute.

I'll figure it out.

I'll call you back.

- Look, I can just call Janet.

(dial tone humming)

Darn.

(phone ringing)

- Tony West's office.

- [Tony] Janet?

Hey, Janet, it's me.

Listen, I need your help.

I need to know how to wire
money off of a credit card.

- What?

- I need to wire $21,000
off of a credit card.

- Tony, what's going on here?

You're avoiding Mr. Garnett.

You're looking for money.

- Oh, jeez.

You wouldn't, you wouldn't
believe me if I told you.

- Try me.

- Look, Sofia's been kidnapped, okay?

And if I don't bring them the money

in less than an hour,
they're gonna kill her.

- Oh, my God.

- Look, I need your help, all right?

Now, I, there was a Stern Union
somewhere down by the park,

but I need to know how to
get the money wired there.

- Oh, okay.

Tony, I'm so sorry.

- I'll call you back, okay?

- Call me back.

(dial tone humming)

(dramatic electronic music)

- [Tony] Sumner, go ahead.

- Okay.

I'm in.

So, is this yours or your wife's office?

- It's mine mostly.

Why?

- Well, then it probably doesn't have

anything to do with your wife, right?

Whoa.

Hey, I think someone was on your computer,

'cause it's warm.

Uh, Anthony, was there
anything you were involved in?

- Uh, nothing.

I mean, I'm general counsel
for a pharmaceuticals company.

That's it.

- Okay.

So why would someone kidnap
someone over pharmaceuticals?

- Well, I don't know.

Maybe-

- [Sumner] What?

- Money?

- Well, how much money?

- [Tony] 50 grand.

- No, no, no.

In pharmaceuticals, how much?

- Listen, even the smallest
drug campaign generally,

you know, it costs north
of, like, 200 million.

- Right.

So why would someone
kidnap someone for $50,000

when there's even a bigger
pot of gold to be had?

I don't, I don't get that.

What's on it?

- [Tony] On what?

- Your computer.

What's on it?

- Well, you know, nothing.

I mean, e-mails and files.

You know what?

I got a file,

I had a file e-mailed to me this morning.

It was huge.

It was totally corrupted,

and it crashed my computer.

- Okay.

I'll check on that.

So what-

- All right, hang on for a second.

(phone ringing)

Yeah?

- Tony, it's Edward.

I just spoke with Janet.

She, uh, she told me
about the wire transfer.

I'll do it as soon as I hang up.

It'll be there when you arrive.

- Great, Edward.

I can't thank you enough.

- What else is going on?

- You know the guys that
broke into the house?

They didn't take anything.

They didn't go through
the jewelry or anything.

- You mean they just wanted her?

- Maybe.

I don't know.

I, we're not really sure yet.

- "We?"

- Yeah.

Yeah, no, I have a, I have
a neighbor helping me.

- Your neighbor?

- No, his name is, is,
is Sumner, Sumner Cavic.

He's a, he's a friend.

- Tony, who else have you told?

- Only Janet.

Why?

- Are you sure you can trust these people?

- Yeah, Edward.

Of course.

- All right.

What do you know about them really?

- What are you asking me?

- Could this be someone you know?

- Well, you know, I mean,

Janet had to make it through, uh,

Pharmical's background
check, so we know she's fine.

And, and Sumner's fine.

He's my neighbor.

He's, he's fine.

- Are you willing to
gamble with Sofia's life?

- Edward, it's not like I have
much of a choice, you know?

I mean, I needed help with this.

It-
- I understand.

- This isn't something that I
can, that I can handle alone.

- And, Tony, you're not alone.

Believe me, I'm with you
every step of the way.

But the question remains,
can you trust your friend?

- Listen, let me call you back.

(dial tone humming)

(dramatic electronic music)

Hey, Sumner, you still there?

- Yeah, I'm here.

Listen, I-

- [Tony] Give me a second.

(buttons beeping)

- Tony West's office.

- Hey, it's me.

I need to see what you
can find on Sumner Cavic.

- Who is he?

- He's my neighbor, but
Edward's got me paranoid.

Is there any possible way

that we can do a background check on him?

- Uh, sure.

We'll have to get his social
security first though.

- Wait a minute, wait.

We sent, we sent his application
into HR last week, right?

- Mm-hmm.

I'm checking now.

Oh, also, there's a Stern Union

across the street from the
park on Wilshire and Alvarado.

- Thanks.

Thanks, Janet.

(phone beeps)

Hey, Sumner, I'm back.

- Yeah, good.

Don't go away.

What's your password?

I need your password to get in.

- Um, I don't know.

You think they bypassed it?

- I don't know.

- If they didn't get around it,

then, you know, then forget it.

- Anthony, if I can get
to your file manager,

I can retrace their steps.

Do you understand?

- Listen, Sumner, it
doesn't, you know what?

Just, it's fine.

- [Sumner] Anthony-

- Hello?

Hello?

- What's the pa-
(breaking up)

- Sumner?

Hello?

- Anthony!

Anthony?

Oh.

Out of range.

(sighs)

Okay.

- [Man] Everything okay there?

- Yes.

(muffled grunting)

- [Man] Are you sure
you can't use some help?

- After what happened before?

- [Man] Yeah, I know what happened before.

Are you sure you don't need help?

- No.

- [Man] We've got one more shot at this.

I can't have any more mistakes.

- We'll get it.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- I'll be there, honey.

(chiming)

- Yes!

I'm in.

(phone ringing)

- Tony West's office.

- Hey, it's me.

- See your ID, please?

- Sumner's clean.

They've got no record on him.

Nothing.

- [Tony] There's nothing?

- [Janet] Nada.

Just a couple traffic violations.

That's it.

(sighs)

- All right.

(phone beeps)

Is it, you got it?

Is it in?

- I'm still checking.

(typing)

Sometimes it takes anywhere between 15

to 60 minutes to post.

(sighs)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- No?

- [Man] Nothing yet.

Soon though.

Why don't you go ahead and have a seat?

(police radio chattering)

(dramatic electronic music)

(phone ringing)

- Damn.

(people chattering)

Tony, who else have you told?

Can you trust your friend?

- [Man] We are watching.

- [Tony] Is there any possible way

that we can do a background check on him?

- [Janet] Sumner's clean.

- [Tony] Sofia's been kidnapped, Edward.

Sofia.

- [Man] You are going to bring $50,000

to MacArthur Park.

♪ From the hood into the
beaches of the south border ♪

♪ Cartel, we bringing you ♪

♪ Just relax, expose your mind to it ♪

- Hey.

- Hey, what's up, man?

- Hey.

- Yo, is that a bag of money?

- No.

- Yo, why don't you let a brother

hold a couple dollars, man?

(dramatic electronic music)

(phone ringing)

- [Sumner] Hey, it's me.

- Yeah.

- Okay, I assumed that you
had more than one account

on this computer, so what I did was

I figured out your wife's password.

It was, by the way, "Tony."

- What'd you find?

- It looks like the log

(typing)

was modified at 5:21 p.m.

- So somebody was on it.

- Yep.

And it looks like they were looking

for a bunch of different search words.

Let's see.

"Zeffert,"

"genetic hybridization,"

uh, "ZHP."

- Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait.

ZHP?

- [Sumner] Yeah.

You know what that's about?

- Yeah.

Yeah.

See, it's

the internal name for Zeffert's
hybridization process.

It's a gene therapy we've been developing.

- And is that important?

- Yeah, it's really important.

Give me a sec.

Let me call you back.

- Okay.

(sighs)

(phone ringing)

- Tony West's office.

- Hey, Janet, it's me.

Listen, we gotta find Zeffert.

All right?

Whoever it is that took Sofia

broke into my house looking
for information on ZHP.

- So they weren't looking for her?

- Well, if they were, then why would

they be looking on my computer?

It doesn't make any sense.

- And what are they doing?

- I don't know.

Maybe they thought that if they took her,

they'd be gaining some sort of

leverage with me or something.

I don't know.

I mean, they got me out of the house

so that I couldn't see
what they were doing.

I don't know.

(dramatic electronic music)

(sighs)

- [Man] Do you want something?

- Yeah, hold on a second.

- Tony?

- Janet, hey, sorry.

- So finish what you were saying.

There's a connection?

- I don't know.

I don't know what the connection is.

It's not, there's nothing clear about it.

But I'm telling you, it's got something

to do with that file.

- So, this was a corporate crime?

It's a little extreme, don't you think?

- If we find Zeffert, we'll
have our answer, all right?

(phone beeps)

(dial tone humming)

(phone beeping)

Um-

(phone ringing)

- [Man] Sir?

- Sorry.

Hold on.

Hey.

- Tony, it's Edward.

That phone number you
gave me, it's a dead end.

Security didn't even
know the office was open.

- Oh, no.

- What's wrong?

- The cops are here.

- At the Stern Union office?

How'd they find you?

- No, no, no.

I'm not at the Stern Union.

I'm across the street at the park.

Shit.

You know what?

The guy put my information
from my driver's license,

and the computer must
have triggered something.

- All right, what's going on?

- No, no, no.

The money.

Edward, the money.

- What about it?

- I can't get to it.

No, no.

I can't get to it in time.

This is, oh, no.

- Take it easy, okay?

I'm, I'm getting in my car.

I'll be there in 15 minutes.

Don't worry.

It'll be fine.

- Oh, this is bad.

Edward, this is bad.

This is over.

It's over.
- What's over?

- I gotta forget about this.

I can't do the money.

I have to do something else.

(scoffs)

- Now hold on.

You can't be suggesting
we don't pay the ransom?

- No, Edward.

The cops got the money.

Shit!

- Tony, look, think about this.

- It's fine.

It's okay.

We got time.

We got time.

It's six, It's 6:44.

All right.

Hey,

Edward, the people that took Sofia,

they were on my computer.

They were going through our files.

- What sort of files?

- The ZHP files.

I think it was Traxil.

- You can't be serious.

- I don't know.

That's my first thought.

What do you think?

- Why would they think
you have the ZHP file?

I don't know.

I don't know.

You know what?

Zeffert sent me this e-mail.

It was a huge file,

and it just completely corrupted,

it crashed my computer.

- All right.

Tony, do you have that file?

- I don't know.

I mean, even if I did
have it, I have no idea

where it would be.

- All right, look, there were two copies.

There was mine and Zeffert's.

He borrowed mine, though.

He never returned it.

I've left him several messages,

but he hasn't returned my calls.

- Edward, we gotta,

we gotta tell Garnett about this.

- No, no.

No.

We don't have enough proof.

Look, Tony, we need
some time on this, okay?

We can get this.

We can figure this out.

We just need some time.

- Hold on.

I'll call you back.

(phone beeps)

(dial tone humming)

(phone ringing)

Hello.

- Tony, it's me.

- Hey, Janet.

Let me call you back in two minutes, okay?

- Okay.

- Hey, I'll give you 40 bucks
for your hat and sweater.

(suspenseful music)

Hey, it's me.

- Tony, remember Edward
sent you some ZHP file?

- Yeah.

What about it?

- You said Zeffert sent you some huge file

that was corrupted, right?

- Well, yeah, I don't
know if it was that file.

- Well, it just occurred
to me that last week,

Zeffert said that he
needed your home address

so that he could send you a package.

- Are you sure?

- Yeah, I'm sure.

Positive.

Maybe it was that file.

- Oh, you know what?

Do me a favor.

Go downstairs and see if
they're still in there.

(phone beeping)

(suspenseful music)
(muffled grunting)

(phone beeping)

Hey.

- They're still in negotiations.

- Good.

- Oh, and I don't know
what happened to Zeffert.

He still hasn't checked in.

I left another message.

- What could he be doing?

- No idea.

(dramatic electronic music)

- Do not let him out of your sight.

- Tony, so if they were
looking for the ZHP file,

why not just ask for it?

Why would they steal it?

- [Tony] ZHP is our, is
our number-one product.

They'd have to have paperwork,

like, extensive paperwork
to show that it was theirs.

- So why steal it at all?

- Honestly, if I'm Traxil
and I'm about to drop

billions of dollars to buy a company,

I'd wanna see for myself.

If they knew what was said

after it failed its first clinical trials,

I'd wanna know.

- And why now?

- If we don't close
tonight, they have 30 days

to re-evaluate the merger.

Now, if they find out that
data was altered in any way,

you know what?

They could sue us.

They'd sue us for nondisclosure,
and at that point,

we'd be investigated by, uh,

by the SEC, and, and the FDA.

Our stocks would plummet.

It's a hostile takeover.

I'm sure.

They'd buy us out.

They'd get us for pennies on the dollar.

- Wait.

ZHP doesn't work?

- No, no.

ZHP works.

I mean, it works now.

It works now.

Zeffert, he turned things around.

- Yeah, well, then why would Traxil

even risk getting caught?

If, If they do, everything's over.

- Well, because they're buying us.

Janet, they're buying us,
and billions of dollars

are at stake.

I don't know.

I guess they,

I guess they think that the
rewards outweigh the risks.

- Okay, so let me get this straight.

They're looking for some
file that has something

to do with ZHP.

When they don't find it, they take Sofia.

But, but Sofia was only home because you-

- Sofia was only home
because I sent her there.

- Oh, my God, Tony.

I'm so sorry.

- Yeah, it's, uh,

it's some anniversary, huh?

- All this was just a
case of the wrong place

at the wrong time, right?

That's it.

So this whole ransom
thing is just a cover.

They were just trying to get you out

of the house long enough to take the file.

- Most of my files are in
the office except, um...

(rattling in distance)

Hey, Sumner, are you there?

Can you hear me?

You've got to get out
of the house right now.

Sum, get out of the house.

Shit.

(door clicking)

(panting)

(dramatic electronic music)

- Oh, this just gets better all the time.

(phone ringing)

- He's in there!

(machine clicks)

- Whoever's in the
house, listen carefully.

I know what you want.

I have the disk.

It's here with me.

I'm gonna wait exactly one minute.

If you want it, then
you pick up the phone.

- [Man] Hey, come here.

- 20 seconds.

Hello?

(phone beeps)

Hello?

- You've got the disk?

- Where's my wife?

- You bring the disk,
we'll bring your wife.

- You know where I am.

Come and get it.

(dial tone humming)

(phone ringing)

- Tony.

- Hey, it's me.

- Oh, God, Tony.

I know why we didn't hear from Zeffert.

He's dead.

- What?

- The police called Edward,
and I overheard the call.

They found Zeffert shot in the head.

I guess they called to
ask him some questions or-

- Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

- Also, I found a message from Zeffert

that he left two days ago.

I guess with everything
that's been going on,

I just didn't have time to hear
all your incoming messages.

- What did he say?

- Uh, he said a lot of things.

I'll patch you through to voice mail.

You can hear for yourself.

Hold on.

- Yeah, okay.

(dramatic orchestral music)

(phone beeps)

- [Zeffert] Tony, it's Zeffert.

Listen to me.

Edward covered up seven deaths

so we could rush to announce ZHP.

The results were nowhere
near our thresholds.

We tried our best while he pushed forward.

We had no idea that he
would announce the product.

I've sent you my file with
the real findings by e-mail,

and, uh, I also sent you my original disk

and Edward's altered disk by ZepEx.

You need to be careful, man.

Trust no one.

- How could a guy like this just vanish?

- I don't know.

You tell me.

- How could an everyday
Joe just go off like this?

- I don't know, man.

- [Woman] Possible 187.

Please advise your ETA.

And one four-niner.

(dramatic electronic music)

(phone beeping)

(phone ringing)

- Hey.

Hey, you okay?

- Hey.

Uh, well,

I haven't had this much
exercise since my honeymoon,

but, yeah.

- Well, listen, they don't want money.

- What do you mean they don't want money?

Everybody wants money.

- Whoever it is that took Sofia,

I know what this is about.

It's, It's a file.

They want a file.

Zeffert sent it to me.

- What do you mean?

What do you mean?

What do you mean?

This is about files?

- Yeah, I mean, it's a,
it's a billion-dollar file.

It's Zeffert's hybridization process.

It can, It can rewrite genetic code.

It can actually block tumors.

- Okay.

- Zeffert must've
figured out that somebody

would come looking for it.

- So, you know, how do you
figure Zeffert knew that, though?

- Well, he's dead.

I mean, that tells me a lot.

- Okay.

Yeah.

So-

- I have a really bad feeling that, that,

that Traxil's behind this.

- Who, who's he?

- It's not a person.

They're, they're,

it's our number-one competitor.

Right now, they're in the middle

of a 75 billion-dollar
buyout of our company.

- Wow.

What do you mean-

- Wait, hold on.

- What do you mean?

Hey!

(sighs)

- Hello.

- Tony, it's Edward.

- Hey.

Did you hear about Zeffert?

- Yeah, it's terrible.

I have no idea who could
have done such a thing.

You know, Tony, if it is Traxil,

someone would have had to
tell them about that file.

There are only two copies:
mine and Zeffert's.

- Well, who could have done it?

- You tell me.

- I don't know.

- You know, Tony, there is a possibility

that Zeffert could've
been working with them.

- You're kidding.

- No, it's true.

And if that's the case,
if he wouldn't cooperate,

they probably killed him.

(horn honks)

Where are you, Tony?

- [Tony] I'm at the park.

- Let me call you back.

- I'm here now.

(dial tone humming)

(phone beeps)

- He lied to me.

(ominous orchestral music)

He knows.

- Oh, God, I think I'm gonna be sick.

- What's going on?

- Edward's in on it.

- Your boss?

- Yeah.

- He's the one who took Sofia?

- I don't know what to think anymore.

- Uh, hey, you know,
you know what, Anthony?

Uh, the human resources position,

you can just kind of
rip up my application,

'cause I'm not sure that,

that your company would be
such a great place to work.

(muffled grunting)

(dramatic orchestral music)

(glass shattering)

- Mr. Garnett, it's Edward.

- Can it wait?

Thank you.

What is it?

- How close are you to closing the deal?

- We've still got 33 minutes to closing.

Why?

- Don't waste time.

Get it done.

And do not, I repeat,

do not let them walk away from the table.

- So you think that
Edwards is after the files?

- I'm not sure.

- Well, what's on the disk?

- Data.

- Yeah, I figured that out.

What kind of data?

What'd it look like?

- I don't know.

I haven't seen it.

- Speculate.

- No, I don't wanna speculate
until I've actually seen it.

I have no idea.

- Okay, well, where are they?

Where was the last time you saw these,

these disks?

- He sent it in two forms.

He e-mailed me, and he sent me a hard copy

in case the email didn't work.

Sofia signed for the
package, and then she put it

in my briefcase, and I
brought it to work with me.

- Okay, then, so you
took them to the office.

- Wait, no.

You know what?

I was running late.

When I got in the car, my briefcase,

my briefcase opened up and
all my stuff spilled out.

It could be in the car.

- The disk are in your car?

- If it's not in the
car, it's in the house.

- Okay, okay, Anthony.

Three things, okay?

Uh, I didn't see anything

like that kind of envelope in your car.

Two, you know,

they may have been in there and found it.

I don't know.

And three, I am not going back

into your house to look for
a spare key for your car.

There is no way!

- No, you don't have to.

There's a, there's a spare key.

It's on a, uh,

it's on, like, a magnet strip
on the back bumper of the car.

- Ah.

Okay.

All right, all right, all right.

I got that.

I got it.

- [Tony] Wait a minute, no, you know what?

- What?

- They might still be there.

- Anthony, I'm gonna make sure that,

that they're not gonna be there, okay?

- No, Sumner.
- I'm on it.

Bye, bye, bye.

(phone beeps)

- Tell me you have it.

- There's no sign of it yet.

- I was assured we'd have it by now.

If we don't have it in our possession

in 10 minutes, get rid of all evidence.

- Not a problem.

- Good.

(phone beeps)

(phone ringing)

- Tony West's-

- Hey, it's me.

Listen, it's just a matter of time

before they come by the office.

- It's here?

- No, it's not, but they don't know that.

Look, they've been through
my place, all right?

So most likely,

the next place that they're
headed is gonna be there.

- I'm not leaving.

- Janet, Janet, this
isn't up for discussion.

- I know it's not.

What do you want me to do?

- Janet.

All right.

All right.

Look, just get into Edward's office and,

and see if you can get into his files.

Get any, anything that you can on ZHP.

We're gonna need all
the evidence we can get.

- Uh, doesn't he keep his office locked?

- No, his secretary has a spare key.

- What, do you want me to break in?

Tony?

(phone beeps)

(dial tone humming)
Oh, God.

Monday morning, I want a raise.

(sighs)

(dramatic electronic music)

(elevator bell dings)

(gasps)

(beeping)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(phone buttons beeping)

(phone ringing)

(phone beeps)

- This is Edward.

- Where does it end?

- Tony.

- Where does it end?

I know about the trials, and
I know about the seven deaths.

And you know what?

I cannot even believe

that you would kidnap my wife.

- What are you talking about?

- Look, just tell me where she is, okay?

- I don't know.

- Where's Sofia, Edward?

Where's my wife?

- We didn't kidnap her.

- That's bullshit!

- Tony, you have to believe me.

I would never do anything to hurt Sofia.

- I know, I know about the data
that you distorted, Edward.

I know about everything that you did.

- I'm sorry.

It's what we did.

Every document and every statement

that came out of Pharmical
carried both of our signatures.

- You know what?

I trusted you.

I trusted you, and you lied to me.

You know that I would never
have signed off on ZHP

if I had seen any of the actual data.

You know that.

- Please, get off your soapbox.

This is the real world, pal.

- What about the kidnapping?

- I told you, I had
nothing to do with that.

- Well, there's too much
riding on this for you.

- For you, for me, for all of us.

If that data would've gotten out,

we would've all been finished.

- Really?

Yeah?

Just like Zeffert's finished?

- Look, Zeffert couldn't handle

the responsibilities that
went along with success.

He was gonna go to the press.

And I'm sorry, but I
couldn't let him do that.

ZHP is a miracle drug.

It is a cure for cancer.

- You were the one, weren't you?

You were the one, the whole
time, pulling strings?

Did Garnett have anything to do with it?

- Garnett doesn't have a
clue on what's going on.

Tony, one thing you have to realize

is that when the moment arrives,

you have to be ready for it.

You have to be ready to stand up.

When you see it, you have
to be ready to fight for it.

- You know what?

The SEC's gonna figure this out.

- They're not gonna figure anything out.

I mean, by midnight,

this is gonna be a faint memory.

- That's all that
matters to you, isn't it?

That's all that matters.

- This is worth billions of dollars!

If an eight-figure bank account

isn't enough to curb your tongue,

it's more than enough
motivation for all of us!

- This is about more than money, Edward.

It's about more than money.

There are lives at stake with this.

- There are always lives at stake,

and, unfortunately, now
yours is one of them.

- Yeah, well, you know what?

You know what, Edward?

This is how it's gonna go
down from this point forward.

All right?

You're gonna get Sofia back.

- We don't have her.

- You're gonna get Sofia back for me,

or I'm gonna go into the boardroom,

and I'm gonna tell Traxil
everything that they need

to know, all right?

- You think that Ulsan and
the Traxil group are so clean.

Maybe it's them you should be
asking about the kidnapping.

- Where's my wife?

- Look, just calm down.

I promise you that I
will do everything I can,

and we will get her back.

- "We?"

- Yes, "we."

Both of us.

- There is no "we" anymore, Edward.

(phone beeps)

(dial tone humming)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(grunts)

- [Woman] Excuse me.

(door closes)

- Yes.

- Tony.

- Why are you whispering?

- I'm in Edward's office.

They're here.

- Janet, I'm almost there, all right?

Just hang on, okay?

- Hurry.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(muttering)

(computer chimes)

- Yes!

(bell dings)

(men chattering)

(door clicking)

- Don't move.

- Okay.

(exhales forcefully)

You know, the cops are on the way.

- Sure they are.

Shut up.

(clock ticking)

(gun firing)

(grunting)

- Let her go.

Let her go.

Come on.

We're all on the same team here.

- Not anymore.

(screaming)

(groaning)

(dramatic electronic music)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(dramatic electronic music)

(breathing heavily)

(panting)

(engine starts)

(tires screeching)

(guns firing)

(huffs)

(horns honking)

- [Man] We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your-

- Damn it, what is that?

(tape rewinds)

- [Man] We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

We have your wife.

Her life now rests in your hands.

- What is that?

What is that, bells?

- [Man] Her life now rests in your hands.

- [Sumner] Sprinklers are giving me hell.

You know, I have to rotate
them, like, every hour.

(tape rewinding)

- [Man] We have your wife.

Her life now rests-

(phone buttons beeping)

(phone ringing)

(phone beeps)

- Hello.

- Hey, it's Tony.

- Hey, where have you been?

I haven't heard from you.

- I'm at the office.

Are you at your house?

(phone beeps)

Janet, hey.

- [Janet] Yeah.

- [Tony] Oh, thank God
that you're still there.

Are you all right?

- [Janet] I'm fine.

They left the office chasing you.

Did you lose them?

- [Tony] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I think so.

Listen, you gotta stop the
negotiations right now.

- [Janet] I can't.

- They can't close this deal, Janet.

- [Janet] What do you want me to do?

- You gotta go in there

and you gotta tell Garnett everything.

- [Janet] Well, what about you?

What are you going to do?

- I'm gonna get my wife back.

(phone beeps)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(grunts)

(groaning)

(tires screeching)

(siren wailing)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Okay.

Let's go.

- [Tony] Janet, you gotta stop
the negotiations right now.

(alarm blaring)

(chattering)

- [Adams] Security.

Adams here.

- What happened?

- [Adams] We've got a fire
alarm on the 20th floor, sir.

We're looking into it.
- God damn it.

- [Man] Attention.

Please proceed to the nearest exit.

Attention.

Please proceed to the nearest exit.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(line ringing)

(muffled grunting)

- [Paul] This is Ulsan.

- [Woman] We got it.

We can still deliver.

- [Paul] Has it been checked?

- Sumner says it checks out.

It's the disk that
you've been waiting for.

I'll dispose of the girl

and make all the necessary arrangements.

(panting)

(footsteps thudding)

- Good.

Bring it to the office now.

(horn honking)

(horn honks)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(picture clatters)

(breathing heavily)

(tires screeching)

- [Woman] 17 requesting code seven.

(gun firing)

(gun firing)

- Unit 212 requesting backup.

Shots fired.

I repeat, shots fired.

(gun firing)

(screaming)

(screaming)

(body thuds)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

(grunts)

(grunting)

- Drop it, now!

- Okay.

Okay.

(gun firing)

(groaning)

(panting)

(grunts)

Ow, god!

Tony, Tony-

- Were you a part of all of this?

The computer being warm?

All this?

The whole day?

You were part of all of this?

- No, no, no.

You think I was a part of this?

- No, no way.

You think I was involved?

No.

Look, they ordered me.

They said, "Get the disk."

That's what they said.

"Get the disk."

- I trusted you.

Did you know that?

I trusted you all day.

I trusted you.

- None of this was supposed to happen.

I don't get it.

Traxil's been trying to get
this Zeffert file for months.

Today was their last chance.

- [Tony] How'd they know about the file?

- I can't believe this.

Someone in your company must've
told them or got careless.

I mean, the kidnapping, not planned.

But your wife came back.

What the hell are they supposed to do?

So this whole ransom thing was just

to get you out of the house.

- Did you get a piece of this?

Did you get a piece of this?

- Yeah, 50 grand!

$50,000, okay?

The way my life's circling the drain,

sounded pretty good to me!

Yeah, and don't you look at me like that.

Don't you dare look at me like that.

You'd have done the same thing.

- Don't tell me I would've
done the same thing!

You should've called the police!

- The police?

Are you kidding me?

When this thing went down to the wire,

Traxil sent in the big boys to
make sure that it went down.

I, call the police?

Oh, Jesus.

They promised me,

they promised me that there weren't going

to be any problems.

They said every contingency
was taken care of.

That's what they said to me.

(tape recorder clicking)

- I can't believe you.

I can't believe you.

How about that contingency, huh?

Was that covered?

- They said every contingency
was taken care of.

That's what they said to me.

(tape clicks)

You prick.

(grunting)

(mutters)
(groaning)

(grunting)

(gun firing)
(grunting)

(light orchestral music)

- You okay?

Huh?

- Yeah.

- It's okay.

I love you.

I'm sorry.

You sure you're okay?

- [Janet] I'm fine.

So Sumner was holding
Sofia the whole time?

- [Tony] Yeah.

Yeah, right next door.

- [Janet] Wow.

How is Sofia?

- [Tony] You know, she's
shaken up, but she'll be okay.

- [Janet] Are we still
going to have jobs tomorrow?

- [Tony] Yeah.

Leo's gonna make sure the
stockholders understand

that Edward was working on his own

when he had Zeffert killed.

By the way, Janet, I couldn't
have done it without you.

Thanks.

- [Janet] Really?

You're welcome.

Can I have tomorrow off?

- [Tony] Of course.

- In business news, the
biotechnology industry

announced cancellation of one

of the largest mergers in history today

as Traxil Pharmaceuticals did not complete

it's takeover of Pharmical Industries.

- Pharmical Industry
president Edward Garcia

has been arrested for
solicitation of murder

and tampering with clinical trial data.

Chairman Leo Garnett has
been cleared of any charges

and has agreed to fully cooperate

with SEC and FDA investigations.

- And Traxil Pharmaceutical's
Chairman, Paul Ulsan,

has been arrested for solicitation
of kidnapping and murder.

- Which raises the question,

what will become of Traxil Industries?

This is Mike Lee reporting
for Channel 19 News.

Goodbye.

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