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FBI AGENT 1: Will Scott is your husband?

He was my ex-husband.

Has he attempted to make contact with you recently?

CLAIRE: And these people that are listed on the document,

are they implicated in this whole scheme

or are they victims?

But most importantly,

who are the people behind all this?

REES: We'd like to ask you a few questions.

I just spoke with two of your agents

a few minutes ago.

How do you explain two unknown agents landing

at Will Scott's house moments before we got there?

Your doctors underwent a surgery that the patient's had here.

So where are the files?

Somehow we lost the file and I have no idea where it is

and we've been looking all over the place.

Do you know a man named, "Will Scott"?

So how did you find me?

It was me who called the police when you were supposedly dead.

I am dead.

ANNA: I'm not lying, I swear I saw him!

Dad?

I know this has been difficult for you,

it's been difficult for me, too.

(Elevator dings)

Who's that?

Emergency exit out the back, let's go.

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I think we're back in business.

(Clicking)

I gotta get out, Chris.

They're getting closer.

They're gonna find out.

They're on to us.

That FBI agent, she knows something.

And I've got family.

You've gotta do something, Chris.

I can't do this anymore.

Please, Chris!

Sooner or later--

(Gunshot)

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(Explosion)

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I knew he was hiding something.

The cipher from the warehouse,

yet somehow Will Scott obtained a copy.

We also found some of his notes.

He solves the first couple of lines.

What we discovered from reading Will's notes

is that each line's comprised of a name and date.

The date listed being the victim or target's

predetermined death day.

A hit list.

ANDR: What's strange is that after running

the three victims' names in our database,

it came up as having died of natural cause

on the dates listed next to the predetermined death day.

This can't be coincidence.

Get a hold of our forensic team.

Have them run a fresh run of autopsies

on our first three victims then see if you guys can dig up

any other relations between the three.

WILL: That's it?

CLAIRE: Yeah, according to the address, that's the one.

Second floor, office 26.

Wait.

What?

We should watch out for a little bit,

make sure it's safe.

What for?

You don't wanna walk in to the lion's den, do you?

Patience is a virtue.

I learned that the hard way with my father.

(Cars whooshing past)

She looks like you, your daughter.

I miss her.

What happened between you and your wife?

That's personal.

And do you still love him?

(Chuckles)

I don't know if I loved him or he didn't.

Maybe both.

I think I've just been feeling kinda lost.

He was a good man, he was.

I just--

Sorry.

Do you still keep touch with his family?

No, no.

Will had a falling out with them years ago.

He--

(Sighs)

They've never met Anna.

They didn't even show up at the funeral.

Will never told me what happened with him and his family.

Whatever it was I'm sure it was his fault,

not theirs, because he was always just so headstrong

and impatient.

He just did whatever he pleased.

He was just so reckless like that.

You know?

Thank you for sharing.

(Cars whooshing past)

Look, it's been half an hour since anyone left the building.

I'm going in.

I'm coming with.

No, you're staying here.

What are you gonna say, you drove as witness?

Don't worry about it.

Okay, well, be careful.

You have a daughter to come home to.

Yeah.

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(Gasping)

Shit!

Sh-- okay.

Scarlet, Scarlet.

Okay, you're with me.

You're gonna be fine.

I'm here to help.

Listen.

(Taking short breaths)

Look at me!

I need you concentrate, I--

(Metal clanging)

(Gasping)

Okay.

I'm gonna take you to the hospital.

Okay, you need to concentrate on breathing.

Just breathe for me, alright.

Okay, attagirl.

The door!

Get the door!

Get in.

CLAIRE: Are you in?

Okay, we're in, we're in.

Okay, are you in?

WILL: Ready, breathe, breathe.

Look at me, look at me!

Good girl.

(Taking deep breath)

WILL: Steady, good, great--

Hold on!

(Tires screech)

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(Indiscernible conversation)

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1, clear!

1, clear!

1, clear!

(Heartbeat flatlines)

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CLAIRE: Will, you did what you could, you can't keep blaming yourself.

I just don't get it.

Her death date wasn't due for another nine days.

Yeah, but you gave that woman hope.

Hope doesn't save lives.

(Pours drink)

Good timing and hospitals saves lives.

I really thought we were there.

She was our only lead.

For now.

Tomorrow you'll crack another name,

then we can start over.

And it was yet another innocent person.

You don't know that.

And who said they're innocent,

they could be criminals for all we know.

Then they should be brought to justice, not killed.

Will, you did all you could tonight,

that is all anyone can ask of you.

You just need to stay focused.

Remember what we're trying to do.

And what is that?

Crack the code.

At what price?

Lost my job.

Lost my life.

I can't even see my daughter.

I got nobody.

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You've got me.

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(Helicopter whirring)

REES: We received the results of the second autopsy.

We found a substance formerly referred to as

a "Liquid X" had been injected to each of the victims' systems.

What's Liquid X?

According to analysis,

it dramatically increases the blood flow,

which more than triples the heart rate to fatal levels

provoking a heart attack.

To specialists, when one injects the liquid

into someone's bloodstream, it appears they have died

of natural causes when really they were murdered.

Is there an antidote?

Not that we found, sir.

Well, how long in between injection and death?

Depends on the quantity, but not long.

Alright, well, let's alert all the hospitals.

Okay, I don't care, if somebody comes in with

a little bit of heartache, we know about it, okay, guys?

Let's go.

Where are you going?

I'll be back later.

Told you, I really don't think it's a good idea

for you to go roaming about.

Yeah, well, you're not gonna stop me.

I know.

(Will chuckles)

Be careful.

Yeah.

Here.

Use my car.

Thank you.

Yeah.

WILL: See you later.

See ya.

(Knocks on door)

REES: Sir.

Yeah, all good?

Sir, I received a hospital report about a woman

by the name of "Scarlet Watkins" who was brought in

several hours ago with the same malfunction

as the others labeled as a "heart attack".

So she's dead?

She was barely alive when they brought her in,

which leads me to my next point.

The staff reported she was brought in

by one individual who left as soon as she was wheeled away.

Alright, well, get a hold of the hospital

and get me that footage as soon as possible.

I already have it, sir.

Thank you.

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Welcome back, Will Scott.

ANNA: I thought I saw you yesterday.

(Birds chirping in distance)

ANNA: It felt so real.

Or maybe I'm going crazy, I-- I just don't--

I was gonna come live with you.

(Sobs)

We were supposed to go to the movies together.

(Sobs)

And none of this would've happened

if you'd just come.

(Sniffles)

I was waiting for you like you had asked me to.

(Sniffles)

Why didn't you come?

Daddy.

Why did you do that?

You promised you'd never leave me alone.

I love you, daddy.

I love you.

Why?

Why?

Hey, hey.

Hey, you okay?

What's a young girl like you doing alone in a cemetery?

Where's your parents?

She's with me.

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How did we miss this, hmm?

This guy's been under our nose the entire time.

How the hell is Will Scott still alive?

Sir, last I spoke to his ex-wife, she claims

he was buried 6 feet under.

She saw him get buried.

I even read his obituary in the paper.

Okay, guys, Will Scott just blew his cover

trying to save this woman and I need to know why.

Okay, at least now we know he was responsible

for Kurt's death.

Sir, it was an accident.

An accident that cost one of our agent's lives.

Is that what we're going with, sir?

That he killed Kurt.

I find that hard to believe.

From what I heard, they were close friends.

Yes, for the time being that is what we are going with.

And Rees, as soon as you stop trusting people,

the longer you will live.

Now where are we at with this Scarlet Watkins?

Age 33, kept to herself mostly.

Recently closed all of her bank accounts

and opened one offshore account last week.

And?

REES: I'm still digging and that's all the information--

Okay, well, dig deeper!

Okay, I need to know where Will Scott went

when he ducked out of this hospital!

Right now, he is our number 1 suspect.

Okay, I want all efforts geared to finding this scumbag.

Right now!

Okay, we're here.

Hey, how was um...

WILL: Claire, this is Anna.

Anna, that's my friend Claire.

Anna, hi.

It's nice to meet you.

Hi.

Listen, if Will Scott is indeed alive,

we need to go ask his ex-wife a few more questions.

Sir, we already asked her.

I don't think there's any more information

we can get out of her.

She's already confirmed she hasn't seen him

since his passing.

And she might be telling the truth.

Okay, according to his file, what they've separated for what,

four months.

Okay, look, he could be a criminal,

he could be a murderer.

Okay, but he's a father.

Okay, that is his Achilles' heel.

Right, no matter how bad things get,

a father's love for his daughter, it never dies.

So what are your orders?

Let's grab Rees and let's go for a ride.

Lead the way, sir.

Okay.

I knew it was you at my school the other day.

I had to make sure you were okay,

but you do not jump out in front of cars like that ever,

okay?

Yes, daddy.

Good.

Now look, this whole story me disappearing and such, it's--

it's like a Twilight Zone episode, you know what I mean?

And I will explain everything to you one day, all of it.

Don't make promises you can't keep.

I couldn't help that, sweetheart.

I didn't have much of a choice.

You forgive me?

Of course, I can forgive you, daddy.

I love you.

Miss you, too.

Is she your new girlfriend?

Well, we're--

Are you daddy's girlfriend now?

Uh, we work together.

That's too bad, you're very cute.

Let me tell you something,

if you wanna be daddy's girlfriend,

that's fine by me.

She's beautiful.

Yeah, she is.

(Laughs)

Okay, grab your bag, we gotta get you home

before mom freaks out.

No, I wanna stay, I don't wanna go.

Listen, we're gonna be seeing a lot more of each other,

but the smart thing to do is we get you home

before your mom starts getting scared.

Your friends-- she's expecting you home from school

anytime now.

Okay.

Okay.

Bye, Claire.

It was nice to meet you, sweetie.

Take care of him for me please.

You got it.

Anna.

It's okay, dad, don't worry.

(Chuckles)

Okay, let's get you a cab.

Ms. Scott, my name is Robert Martin,

Director of the Criminal Investigative Division

for the FBI.

Can we ask you a few more questions?

I don't know how many times I've told you this,

but Will is dead.

I'm not a ghost hunter.

ROBERT: Ms. Scott, is this your ex-husband?

Yes.

This image was captured yesterday.

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ROBERT: I understand you're frustrated with all the questions lately,

so I'd like to make this as thorough as possible,

so we can avoid unnecessary meetings

in the future for your sake.

Thank you.

Yes, this is Agent Sauder with the FBI.

I'm calling on behalf of--

We all understand this is a lot to take in.

How is this possible?

We had a funeral for him.

I was there, I saw him.

Ms. Scott, we believe Will may have faked his own death.

Can you think of any reason why he would want others

to believe he was dead?

No.

Does he have any enemies who would've wanted to hurt him?

He was a cop.

Back when that was his job, he had a lot of enemies.

Is he in danger?

Right now he's our number 1 suspect in the death

of one of our agents.

There's also evidence that implicates him in a case

we're currently working on.

But we're still gathering information,

piecing things together, but right now we think

Will may have faked his own death,

so he could carry other things out without fear

of being a suspect.

So he's the dangerous one?

ROBERT: Looks like he got mixed up with some bad people.

Leah Scott, yes, that's correct.

Will wasn't a perfect husband, he had his flaws.

I just don't think he would kill anyone.

And what about his other relationships,

like with your daughter Anna?

What does she have to do with this?

We're just exploring all avenues,

preparing for the possibility that he might reach out to her.

I see.

So just to be clear Will Scott has not reached out to you

since the funeral?

Not once.

And your daughter?

Not that I'm aware of, no.

We just have a couple more questions, Ms. Scott.

Ms. Scott, what are the whereabouts of your daughter

at this precise moment?

Which--

She should be on her way home from school.

And who's her ride home?

If I'm not there, she'll ride the school bus.

Ms. Scott, your daughter never attended school today.

What?

APB?

ROBERT: Call it in.

Hi, mom.

What's going on?

Cancel.

For the eighth time, I haven't seen my dad.

Before daddy died, I spent the weekend with him.

We were supposed to go to the movies together.

But then he had to go in for his job.

And he never came back.

LEAH: Anna.

ANNA: Yes, mommy.

Tell me the truth now, okay?

When was the last time you saw daddy?

I don't know, like a week ago.

But I also saw him last night.

REES: And?

In a dream I had.

Anna, your principal told me you never went to school today.

Where were you?

I was at the cemetery.

(Sobs)

Wanted to see him, I miss him so much.

Anna, your dad is uh--

Stop.

I think that's enough for now.

Okay, then.

Thank you for your time, ma'am.

Okay, Ms. Scott.

Ms. Scott, if you hear anything regarding your ex-husband

or need to reach out for whatever reasons,

here's my card.

Thank you.

(Sighs)

One day she'll need to know the truth.

I know.

REES: Okay.

You think that girl was telling us the truth back there?

I don't know.

It's hard to tell when it comes to kids.

Can't imagine what she's going through.

Yeah.

Me neither.

Broke my heart to see her cry like that.

She's just a kid.

I went back down to the Orthopedic Center.

Surgeon hasn't returned to work after the incident.

Yeah, I know, and he also fled his home.

And his daughter didn't show to school.

You think we should tell Robert?

The timing would have to be right.

Trust your instincts, Rees.

It's your call.

(Sighs)

CLAIRE: You've been at this for hours, you should take a break.

Can't find any kind of connection between the victims.

No?

WILL: They're not related.

(Will sighs)

None of them share the same employers,

all have different careers.

Just seems random.

But it's not.

Can we even be sure of that?

Time is of the essence, Will.

(Claire sighs)

CLAIRE: Why don't you focus on deciphering the names?

At least that way we can save innocent lives.

We don't even know if they're innocent.

It's still a possibility.

(Pops open bottle cap)

We showed up nine days before Scarlet's death was due.

What makes you think the same thing

doesn't happen again next time we turn up knocking on

someone else's door.

(Sighs)

Maybe that was bad luck or a coincidence.

Every person's name on this list,

they're already dead.

There are no coincidences here.

Not unless you can do something about it.

Will, you need to decipher those names

before it's too late.

We can still save countless lives.

Come on.

(Sighs)

How old is she?

45, 48.

(Laughs)

What?

I'm talking about Anna, dummy.

She's 9.

Well, she is super cute.

And really smart from what I can gather.

Well, she's my daughter.

(Laughs)

Shut up.

It was really nice to meet her.

Thank you.

Now eat, I hear it's really hard to sustain a hero complex

on an empty stomach.

(Laughs)

We tested the DNA we found in Will's coffin, discovered

it belonged to a certain individual.

Jameson Tully.

Who the hell is Jameson Tully?

According o our database, he's a criminal from Norwalk.

According to medical records, he was shot by an FBI agent

on the same day as Will's death.

Alright, so how does he end up in Will's coffin?

Somebody pulled the body from FBI morgue, sir.

ROBERT: And?

André?

It was Kurt that signed for the release of the body.

Are you kidding me?

I'm afraid not.

(Sighs)

André, I'm-- okay.

We cannot let this get out.

Just we don't need a nightmare if this word spread, okay,

just for time being.

Sir?

(Indistinct chatter in background)

Yes, sir.

(Phone ringing in background)

(Door opens)

(Sighs)

My dad would be really proud to see us working on this case.

He spent a lot of time working on it?

(Grunts)

I couldn't really tell you for sure.

All I know is he worked on it until he passed away.

He was a really hard worker kinda like you.

I guess.

CLAIRE: You don't give yourself enough credit.

I feel like you're the kinda guy that never gives up.

I love that about you.

Thank you.

No, it's me who should be thanking you.

Well, I'm not even worth being thanked for yet.

You're gonna solve this eventually.

Well, I couldn't save Scarlet or the ones before her.

It only takes saving one to send a message.

I have a faith in you.

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Anna, hon.

Did you tell those officers the truth?

Of course, mommy.

But you told me you saw daddy at school yesterday, remember?

That was a dream.

So why didn't you explain your dream to the police?

Well, maybe they didn't ask me the right questions.

Anna.

If you're afraid to tell me something, just--

please don't lie to me.

I'm telling the truth, I didn't lie to anyone.

I only said the truth.

You don't believe me, do you?

I believe you, sweetie.

Goodnight, mommy.

You don't want a story?

That's okay, I'm already pretty tired.

I think I just wanna go to sleep.

So you can dream about daddy again?

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(Taking deep breaths)

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You don't wanna rest up?

I'm not tired enough to doze off.

Thought I'd take another stab at this.

As you wish.

I'm gonna go lay my head down.

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