All language subtitles for Hawaii 5-O s10e23 A Stranger in His Grave.eng

I regret to tell you that
we found your husbands body

in a cane field
in the wahiawa area.

Thats impossible.

I buried my husband
at good Shepherd cemetery

four months ago.

She identifies a body
that isnt her husbands

and admits she has no love
for him.

Sounds like a wife
who didnt care

or a suspect
in her husbands murder.

Well, hows
the old ranch deal coming?

I think I have a buyer.

Do you have all the papers?

Payment in full.

[ "Hawaii five-o" theme plays ]

Oh, my god.
Hey, moe, come here, quick!

Look.

Its a John Doe, Steve.

And hes in pretty bad shape.

My guess is the body
was dropped from a plane.

Hell of a way to go.

Im not sure there was
a cause of death.

Theres evidence of a gunshot
wound in the head.

I wont know the answer
until I finish the workup.

Could be a gangland killing.
How long has he been dead?

Its a little hard to fix.
I would say four months.

I want to know who he was, doc.

Best chance is
through dental records.

Hes had a lot
of expensive work done.

Lets hope it was done
in Hawaii.

Steve, do you know
how many dentists there are

in Honolulu alone?

No.

But I know
whos gonna find out.

Sorry. Not one of my patients.

Thank you very much.

See Dr. Westman?

Senator.

Youre late.

Sorry, I didnt design
the freeway.

You never did meet my wife,
did you, bodine?

Never had the pleasure.

Carla, this is Nelson bodine.

How do you do?

Darling, step below
a few minutes, will you?

We have some business.

Nice meeting you, Mr. Bodine.

The deal is set?

Yes. How much should
I put you down for?

That deal,
a quarter of a million.

[ Chuckles ]

I didnt know an ex-senators
pension was that liberal.

Sometimes I dont like
your attempts at humor, bodine.

But you like the way
I invest your money.

Yes.

Then dont forget thats why
you dont have to face

those Washington winters again.

Be ready to move
as soon as I call you.

I always am.

Im sorry im late.

Oh, I just got here myself.
May I offer you some wine?

Thank you.

May I, uh, call you Katie?

This place seems to demand
informality.

Of course.

However, when you left
my house last week,

you said this would be
a business meeting.

My, you are anxious.

What is there left to discuss?

Price.

I told you we would pay more
than anyone else.

Did you ask around?

Yes, and ID like to know
what your offer is.

You said the will
is out of probate.

-Yes.
-And you have clear title.

As of this morning.

This is what the gamma
corporation is prepared to pay.

More than you expected?

Yes.

Youre going to be very rich.

Havent pounded so much pavement
since I was a rookie.

[ Chuckles ]

Looks like you earned
your dough today, danno.

Chin and Duke only have a few
dentists left on their list.

It doesnt look good.

I got these letters
from dentists

on the neighbor islands today.

Nothing.

[ Telephone ringing ]

Mcgarrett.

Yeah, chin, what have you got?

I got a positive I.D., Steve.

Positive I.D.?

Good work, chin. Who is it?

Name is frank kealoha.

He lived on a ranch on
kunia road in the wahiawa area.

Check h.P.D., see if theres
a missing-persons report filed.

Lets go down.

The widow now has clear title
to the estate.

We can proceed immediately
to purchase, as agreed.

This should be
a most profitable venture.

Bodine.

Alice.

Yes, Mr. Bodine?

Take this to the post office,
right away.

Is something wrong?

Mr. Bodine, I thought I was
gonna be a secretary.

All I do is run
to the post office.

Do I not pay you a good salary?

You do.

Then do not complain.

Well, hows
the old ranch deal coming?

I think I have a buyer.

-Oh, yeah?
-Mm-hmm.

Well, that means youre gonna be
rich as well as beautiful.

Yes, and im going
to contemplate it.

Mm-hmm.

After youre through
contemplating it,

then what are you gonna do?

Very basic --

the pursuit of happiness.

But youre the mystery man.
What about you?

The same as theyve been
the last four months --

the pursuit of you.

I think youre gaining on me.

Looks like
thoroughbred broodmares.

Yeah.

You can have
all the thoroughbreds

in the world, danno.

Ill take a good, sturdy Morgan
any day.

Ooh, the rich know
how to live --

even got a private airport.

Kealoha must have been loaded.

Yeah.

[ Horses whinny ]

Talk to you later.

Whew.

Hello.

Mcgarrett, Hawaii five-o.
My associate, Dan Williams.

Five-o.
What can we do for you?

You can tell us if there is
a Mrs. Kealoha.

-Im Mrs. Kealoha.
-Something wrong?

Who are you, sir?

My name is chadway.
Im a friend of Mrs. Kealohas.

May I ask how long
your husbands been missing?

-Missing?
-Yes.

I regret to tell you that
we found your husbands body

in a cane field
in the wahiawa area.

Thats impossible.

I buried my husband
at good Shepherd cemetery

four months ago.

[ Sighs ]

Oh. Thank you.

Eddie Clark, my foreman.
Mr. Mcgarrett.

How do you do?

-My associate, Dan Williams.
-Hi.

Anything else I can do, maam?

No. Just take care
of the horses, huh?

Mr. Mcgarrett, I dont think

shes up to answering
any more questions.

Im all right, really.

I just cant understand
how I can Bury my husband

and then you find him
in a cane field.

You must have made a mistake.

No mistake. What was the name
of that dentist, danno?

Dr. Henry beamer.

Thats Franks dentist.

He made
a positive identification

from your husbands
dental x-rays.

Well, I just cant understand
that my husband was murdered.

Im afraid youll have
to take my word for that.

Now, would you tell us
about his death as you knew it?

It was an automobile accident.

He went off the road
and over a cliff.

The police called and told me
at 6:30 in the morning.

A tourist had seen the wreck.

Who identified the body?

I did.

There was a fire and explosion.

How could you make
a positive identification

under those circumstances?

He was the same build.
He had his watch on.

He was wearing his wedding ring,
his fancy belt buckle.

I see.

Well, thats all for now,
Mrs. Kealoha.

Thank you, but we may have
to see you again.

Mr. Mcgarrett.

You might as well know
the truth now.

The last couple of years,

frank and I did not
get along at all.

In fact,
we were considering a divorce.

Thank you for your candor.

Hey.

Now, listen, chum.

Its been a very rough day
for you.

Why dont you go upstairs
and get some rest, huh?

She identifies a body
that isnt her husbands

and admits she has
no love for him.

What does that sound like
to you?

Sounds like a wife
who didnt care

or a suspect
in her husbands murder.

Yeah.

Duke, I want a full rundown
on frank kealoha.

Mob connections, bookmaking,
loan-sharking,

whatever you can find.

Right.

And tell chin well need
an exhumation order

for the body buried
in kealohas name.

Believe it or not, Duke,

the widow swears she buried him
at good Shepherd cemetery.

Neatest trick of the week, huh?

-Yeah.
[ Buzzer ]

Yes, lani?

Jonathan kaye from Washington.

Oh. Put him on speaker, please.

Hello, Steve?

Jonathan, how are you?

Well, its raining here.
I got a cold.

Yesterday the redskins
lost to Dallas.

Aside from that, im just fine.

Come to sunny Hawaii.

The only thing we dont have
is professional football.

How can I improve your day?

Treasury has got
a little problem, Steve.

And ID like you to help,
if you will.

Do I get a refund
if we help them?

No, seriously.

One of their agents
is missing --

a man named Allen Sloan.

He was doing some undercover
work in Honolulu.

Then very abruptly,
his reports stopped,

and he cant be located.

What was he doing here?

His specialty is investigating
large sums of laundered money.

Mob money?

No, unreported cash from
so-called respectable sources --

politicians, professionals,
entertainers, et cetera.

They make large purchases
where the seller is willing

to take cash
and not ask too many questions.

Yeah, I know that dodge,
Jonathan.

Whats the latest best buy?

Jewelry stores, expensive boats,
building developments.

Ranches, cattle, horses.

Horses?

Oh, yes. Big profit there.

A lot of room to manipulate
the price of breeding stock.

Jonathan, send me a description
of Allen Sloan.

Why, you have something?

I dont know, maybe. Maybe.
Ill let you know.

Aloha, Jonathan.

Danno, lets check out Mrs.
kealohas horse-breeding ranch.

You know, its possible

that it could be a washing
machine for dirty money.

Right.

And one further thing, danno.

When that description
of Allen Sloan comes in,

send it to the coroner.

Maybe, just maybe,

hes the stranger
in frank kealohas grave.

Hi.

Did you sleep?

No. I keep seeing Franks body
in a cane field.

Oh. Honey, you didnt even know
what he was up to.

He never confided in you.

True. I just hope...

What?

...it doesnt interfere
with the sale of the ranch.

Why should it?

I dont -- I dont know.

I-I just dont want that
to happen.

Is the money
really that important?

Dont you understand?

I led a life in hell
with that man.

I was ready to walk out
without anything.

Now ive got this ranch
and a chance to be free.

I understand.

Hey, I got to run.
Ill see you later.

[ Sighs ]

Yes, Alice. What is it?

One letter today, sir.

That will be all. Thank you.

[ Telephone rings ]

Hello?

Yes, Mr. Bodine?

Do you have the papers ready?

I picked them up yesterday.

Fine. We should be ready
to move in 24 hours.

Whenever you say.

Ill call you and tell you
where to meet me.

Fine.

Halpern.

This is bodine.

Yes, Nelson?

Its time for the ante.
You know the number.

Where do I deliver?
Same place?

Right. And today, please.

[ Receiver clicks ]

[ Telephone dialing ]

This is Mr. Bodine.
I want to talk to Dr. Morrison.

Yes, its an emergency.

This is Dr. Morrison.

Were ready to go
on the ranch deal.

Im having
some second thoughts, bodine.

Get your money
or ill find someone else.

No, wait.

The usual place, doctor.

[ Receiver clicks ]

Mr. Harns, please.

Jackpot, huh?

Ill be the judge of that.

Thank you.

I said thank you.

It looks to me like weve got
two murders on our hands, danno.

Whoever killed kealoha needed
a body to Bury in its place --

in fact, had to have
a body to Bury in its place.

An autopsy would have revealed
the bullet hole

and tied up kealohas estate
for a murder investigation.

Sounds logical.
[ Buzzer ]

Yes, lani.

Its the coroner.

Hes got an I.D. On the body.

10-to-1 its Allen Sloan.
Is it a bet?

Youre on.

All right, lani. Put him on.
Yeah, doc?

Sorry to disappoint you, Steve,

but the body in kealohas grave
is not that of Allen Sloan.

Are you sure about that?

No doubt about it.

The description is that of
a healthy man in his early 30s.

The body is that

of a 50-year-old man
who has had a heart bypass.

Any idea who it is?

Yes, I was able to lift
a couple of prints,

and the FBI made a match.

The names Harry creighton.
The FBI telexed me a photo.

May I see the photo?

Its on the way to your office.

Okay, doc. Thank you.

Here we go.

Well, were back to square one.

And Sloans still missing.

Wonder if this creighton
is a local.

I dont know,
but the FBI had his prints.

Steve, that 10-to-1 bet
we had --

uh, what was it we were betting?

Oh, uh, a buck?

You could lay a ten-spot on me.

Boy. Okay, danno.

[ Knock on door ]

-Steve.
-Yeah, what have you got, Duke?

Frank kealoha is clean,

except for a drunk-driving
arrest a couple of years ago.

Played around a bit,
but a hard worker.

What about Mrs. Kealoha?

There are no warrants
on her, Steve.

But a friend of mine
in the real-estate business

says shes shopping the ranch.

Shopping the ranch.

Any takers?

All I know is that shes talking
to a man named Nelson bodine.

Hes an investment counselor for
a firm named gamma corporation.

I know of bodine.

Hes been up twice
for extortion and tax fraud --

walked out on a technicality.

From Dr. Tora, Steve.

Oh, thank you, lani.

Oh.

Creighton was a high roller.

Do you want to see him?

No friend of mine. Duke?

No.

I wonder if Mrs. Kealoha
knows him?

She identified creightons body
as that of her husband.

Lets see what she says
about the picture.

Ive never seen him before.

Well, thats the man who was
buried in your husbands grave.

Its like a horror movie.

I cant believe somebody
would kill frank

and then switch his body
with somebody elses.

Can you tell us
where your husband was going

the day he left?

We had a fight. He said he had
a business meeting.

-With whom?
-He didnt say.

Did he say where the meeting
was taking place?

No, he didnt say.

Most of his business meetings

were at the sunset hotel
in Honolulu.

If you knew where he was,

why didnt you call him
when he didnt come home?

I did that once.

It turned out not to be
a business meeting.

All right.
I think thats enough of this.

Do you have to keep
questioning her?

How do you get answers
if you dont ask questions?

Oh, by the way, how long
have you known Mrs. Kealoha?

I dont think
thats any of your concern.

About four months.

Darling, we dont owe
Mr. Mcgarrett

a day-by-day report.

Did I ask
for a day-by-day report?

One more thing.

Would you mind telling me
how you met Nelson bodine?

He called me shortly after
my husbands death.

Mcgarrett, all of this is
bordering on harassment.

Maybe Mrs. Kealoha
should consult a lawyer.

Well, I dont think
anyone needs one yet,

but before this is over, someone
is surely gonna need one.

Thank you, Mrs. Kealoha.

Come on.

What do you think
of Mr. Chadway?

Hes going to be an instant
millionaire when he marries her,

and I think very hard
about that.

Isnt it funny
we share the same concern?

I want a rundown on him,
danno -- the book.

And while youre at it,

have Duke check out
that ranch foreman.

Might as well cover them all.

You cant tell the players
without a score card.

Central calling mcgarrett.

Yeah. Mcgarrett. Go ahead.

Jonathan kaye
calling from Washington.

Oh, patch it through, please.

-Steve.
-Jonathan. Hows your cold?

Worse. Listen, Steve.

Have you got anything at all
for us on Allen Sloan?

No, afraid not.
But were working on it.

Well, treasurys
really getting antsy.

I think hes in trouble.

So do I. Tell me something.

Did Sloan ever mention a Harry
creighton in any of his reports?

Yeah. That was in one
of his early ones.

I sent you copies
of all of them.

They havent arrived yet.

When did treasury get
Sloans last report?

Oh, geez,
that was some time ago.

He was staying at a --
at a resort hotel

on the north shore
called the sunset hotel.

-The sunset hotel?
-Yeah.

Thats exactly where im headed.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

You said Harry creighton
stayed here often?

Yes, but I havent seen him
for some time.

Do you know
what business he was in?

No. He never mentioned it.

What did he do
when he stayed here?

Played golf, mostly.

With anyone in particular?

Mr. Mcgarrett,
its the policy of this hotel

to respect the privacy
of its guests.

Mr. Pike,

this is an official
police investigation.

A man is dead.
He might have been murdered.

He played with our other guests.

Allen Sloan?

Oh, yes, he was a guest.
I remember seeing them together.

Anyone else?

Over there -- that foursome
on the putting green.

Dr. Morrison,
the one in the red cap --

Mr. Creighton met with him.

[ Telephone ringing ]

Hello?

Can you leave now?

Yes. Your office?

No, listen carefully.
Ill give you directions.

Look, mcgarrett,
I havent much time.

My foursome is waiting.
What exactly do you want?

You knew Harry creighton,
didnt you?

Knew? Past tense?

Thats right. Hes dead.

Oh, I didnt know.

We used to play golf.

Just play golf?
You have any business deals?

This is beginning to sound
like an inquisition.

You dont have to answer,
doctor.

I think its only fair
to tell you

im conducting
a murder investigation.

Murder? Whose murder?

Harry creightons murder,

and a rancher named
frank kealoha.

Frank kealoha?

And creighton?

They were murdered?

Both of them.

My god.

As I said, you have
a right to remain silent.

Surely you dont think I had
anything to do with a murder.

Thats what im here
to find out.

Tell me about your dealings
with creighton.

He was in investments
with a man named bodine.

They handled some deals for me.

What kind of deals?

Purchases, property, land.

You know, these days its
a problem what to do with money.

Yeah. You mean cash,
dont you, doctor?

I assume that any deals bodine
brought to me were legitimate,

and I had nothing to do
with anyones death.

Oh, my god,
I cant comprehend this thing.

When is the last time
you saw creighton?

A couple of months ago.
He dropped out of the picture.

But I never knew
what happened to him.

I see. But you still have
dealings with bodine.

Oh, come on, doctor. Tell me.

Youre in one right now,
arent you?

Arent you trying to purchase
the kealoha ranch?

I never met kealoha.
I knew him only by name.

But youre putting up part of
the money to purchase the ranch.

I never said that, mcgarrett.

You didnt have to.

Enjoy your game, doctor.

Do you have all the papers?

Why couldnt we meet
at your office?

Forgive my idiosyncrasies.

Whats that?

Payment in full.

Cash?

Good legal tender.

It came before checks,
bank drafts, and credit card.

I dont know.

Youre getting 25% more
than the ranch is worth.

Thats all you have to know.

Cheer up.
Youre a very wealthy woman.

Mr. Bodine?

Mr. Mcgarrett is here.

Oh, go. Finish me later.

So youre
the Hawaii five-o fella.

Thats right.

Im honored.

I dont know what for.

I just talked to Dr. Morrison

about your dealings with him
and Harry creighton.

Oh?

Im interested to find out

how and why
Harry creightons body

ended up
in frank kealohas grave.

What?

Yeah. We just dug him up.

Well, I dont know
what happened to creighton,

but frank kealoha was killed

in a car crash
about four months ago.

No, he wasnt.
He was murdered.

He was shot,

his body dumped in a cane field,
probably from an airplane.

I didnt know that. I swear.

Did you meet with frank kealoha

about four months ago
at the sunset hotel?

No. No, ive never been there.

But creighton did,
as your representative,

to make him an offer on
the kealoha ranch, didnt he?

I dont know.

There were supposed to meet
for a business deal,

but I never saw creighton again.

You never saw him again?

Doesnt that
seem strange to you?

No. Look, mcgarrett.
Some deals come, some deals go.

Bodine, youre in so deep
with your dirty-money schemes,

how would you like
to add murder one to the growing list, huh?

Believe me, I didnt know

what happened to creighton
until right now.

Oh, you didnt, huh?

Could it be that you didnt want
to cut the pie up a little more

and decided to go it alone?

I dont work alone.

You dont? Whos your partner?

I dont know.

You dont know?

You know youre digging
your own grave?

Im telling it like it is,
mcgarrett.

A few weeks
after creighton disappeared,

I got a letter from someone

offering to make a sales deal
with the kealoha widow.

I had no reason not to go along,
so I did.

It turned out he was right.

Youre telling me
that youre doing business

with a man you never met?

Well, he had
some information about me,

and it seemed
in my best interest to go along.

The whole thing was done
by phone and mail.

But mcgarrett,
if you dont believe me,

pick up my secretary.

Shes a dumb broad, but she runs
the errands to the post office.

Shell tell you.

What about the deal
on the ranch?

Has that been closed yet?

You know about that?

Yeah, I know about it.

I closed it today,
paid a bundle to Katie kealoha.

You understand,
I only act as a middleman.

I dont know where my clients
get their cash.

And its not my business
to ask questions.

Im clean.

That, my friend,
is a matter of opinion.

I have a feeling that the I.R.S.
And the district attorney

would like
to ask you some questions.

Listen, mcgarrett,
I never killed anyone.

I dont need the money that bad.

Theres always another deal!
You hear me, mcgarrett?!

-Steve.
-Yes, Duke?

I checked out chadway.

Hes clean locally, but I got
a copy of his employment record

from his company
in Los Angeles -- interesting.

He went to work for them
about two weeks

before kealoha and creighton
were murdered.

Its chadway, all right.

What about
his previous employer?

I couldnt turn up anything.

And maybe Mr. Chadway
will tell us why, huh?

-Lani?
-Yes, sir.

See if you can locate
Richard chadway.

And thats the way it happened,
Mr. Mcgarrett.

Katie and I just seemed
to hit it off, you know,

the right chemistry.

Yeah, a pretty,
rich, young woman

could attract a lot
of attention.

Youre implying
im after katies money.

Not at all,
just making an observation.

Lunch was your idea.
I agreed to cooperate.

I didnt come here
to be insulted.

No insult intended,
Mr. Chadway.

Now, where did you work before
that L.A. jobber hired you?

[ Sighs ]

Okay.

I worked for Ellington appliance
jobbers in Newark, two years.

Before that,
I sold air-conditioners

for tartons department store
in Manhattan.

Tartons, t-a-r-t-o-n-s?

Thats right.

You know were gonna check this,
dont you?

[ Scoffs ]
I cant believe this.

Am I some sort of a suspect?

This is a police investigation.

Now, two people have been
murdered that we know about.

ID just like to touch
all of the bases.

Well, if you wont arrest me
for trying to bribe an officer,

ID just like to pay this
and get the hell out of here.

Oh, no, no,
its a business luncheon.

The state will pay for that.

Terrific. Goodbye, mcgarrett.

Coffee?

Oh, yes, please.

Dont touch that glass, please.

ID just like to take that...

And this.

And ill be glad
to pay you for it.

You dig glasses?

Yeah. Knives and forks, too.

Weird. Thats a new one on me.

Ive heard of high-heeled shoes
and satin, but glasses?

Well, to each his own.

Wow.

Danno.

Chadways fingerprints are
all over these things.

Have the lab lift them
and send it by wire

to the FBI in Washington,

see if we can get a make
on this guy.

Right.

Duke, check these firms

chadway said he worked for
in the past.

Lani, turn this check in.

Lunch was $18.25.
Extras were $6.50.

Extras?

Yeah, knife, fork, glass,
and a napkin.

Eddie?

Yo.

Where is she at?

In the house.

Okay. Stash this, get the Jeep,
hang tight.

[ Door closes ]

Dick, im so glad youre here.

Are you all right?

Im confused,
and I think im in trouble.

What is it?

Look in there.

[ Gasps ]
Mm-mmm.

-Bodine came through, eh?
-You know him?

Ive never met him, but I know
who he is and how he operates.

Well, I dont understand.

Ive never seen
so much cash before.

Is it safe for me to accept it?

I think it would be best
if I handled it.

Somethings missing, danno,
something important.

Ive got part of the picture,
but not all of it.

That treasury agent, Sloan --

he had to be watching
creighton and bodine,

and he must have been close

to what he needed
on both of them.

That would make him
a prime target for murder.

Yeah, but I dont see creighton
and bodine as murderers.

Besides, were missing a body.

Just suppose
that theres a third party.

He finds out about creightons
business dealings,

and he tries to cut himself in
on the kealoha deal.

Suppose they get in a fight,

and during the fight,
creighton is killed.

Yeah? And then?

And then kealoha walks in,
unexpectedly,

and this mysterious third
party -- he has to shoot him.

And then switches the body

because of the bullet hole
in kealohas head.

Yeah, and creightons body

is pushed over a cliff
in a flaming car.

And kealohas body is dropped
into a cane field.

But it would have to be somebody

who knew about the offer
on the ranch.

That brings us pretty close
to Katie kealoha.

Yeah, or --
or someone close to her.

Chadway.

Yeah, chadway.

Where does Sloan fit
into all of this?

I dont know, danno.
But ive got a good idea.

Well, looks like its all here.

Eddie, make sure
were not being watched,

then go out and get
the plane ready.

Weve got to move fast.

What about her?

She stays with us.

We cant do that, man.

-Sooner or later, you --
-hey, go on.

You killed frank.

You and Eddie.

I did, Kate.
But it was for a worthy cause.

You pretended to love me.

Outside the money, that was
the easiest part of the job.

You knew bodine
was going to pay me in cash.

Knew it? I arranged it.

You were the one
that sent him out here

the first time to talk to me.

Yes, I did.

But he doesnt know who I am.
He never will.

Youre going to kill me,
arent you?

Just like you killed frank.

Im sorry, Kate. I really am.

I thought maybe you and I
could go away someplace.

Youd never have to know
about any of this.

But mcgarretts getting close,
and I have to travel alone.

Steve.

Yes, Duke?

I checked those firms chadway
says he worked for.

-Yeah?
-They never heard of him.

-I thought so.
-One thing more.

Eddie Clark, the ranch foreman,

went to work for them
two months ago.

Hes from the mainland.

I dont have details on him yet,

but he has a pilots license.

Pilots license?

[ Buzzer ]

Huh.

Yes, lani?

Its Jonathan kaye.

Oh, put him on, please.

Hello, Jonathan.

Steve, something
very strange here.

I just got a copy
of the FBI report

on those fingerprints
that you sent here.

Yeah?

If you havent been able
to find Allen Sloan,

then how did you get ahold
of his fingerprints?

Say that again?

The fingerprints that you sent
here are Allen Sloans.

Thank you, Jonathan.

For what?

For confirming something
ive suspected all along

but couldnt prove.

Then you do have
something on Sloan.

Yes, sir.

You tell your people at treasury
that Allen Sloan

is alive and well
and doing business in Honolulu

under the name
of Richard chadway.

What are you talking about?

Never mind.

Never mind. I dont have time
to explain, Jonathan.

And take care of your cold.

Did I hear right?

Yeah, the third party to that
little scene at the sunset hotel

was Allen Sloan,

who must have seen a chance
to make a score, big score,

and he took it.

You remember early on, Jonathan
mentioned that Sloans specialty

was investigating large sums
of laundered cash?

So he killed creighton
and kealoha.

That would be my guess.

And then he changed his name
to chadway, got a new job,

and he moved in
on the widow kealoha.

Duke, get out an apb
on Richard chadway.

Tell h.P.D. We need backup.

Were on our way
to the kealoha ranch.

Danno.

Eddies back.

All right. Lets go.

Where does bodine figure
in this?

I think he told the truth.

The murderer had to be
a loner --

a smart loner,
who knew all the moves.

It would have worked out if they
hadnt found kealohas body.

Yeah.

[ Airplane engine revs ]

Sounds like a plane, Steve.

Check the house out.

Kimo!

Lets go to that airstrip.

All right, get out, Sloan!

Throw the gun out.

Danno, book him.

-Are you all right?
-I think so.

All things considered, youre
a lucky lady, Mrs. Kealoha.

Easy.

Mr. Mcgarrett,
you called him Sloan.

Who is he?

Someone who was given a position
of trust and betrayed it.

He isnt the first one.

Unfortunately,
he wont be the last.

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