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♪

- ♪ Well,
you're dirty and sweet ♪

♪ Clad in black,
don't look back ♪

♪ And I love you

♪ You're dirty and sweet,
oh, yeah ♪

♪

♪ Well,
you're slim and you're weak ♪

♪ You've got the teeth
of the hydra upon you ♪

♪ You're dirty sweet
and you're my girl ♪

- First I saw the name

and I thought it was
a coincidence.

Then I saw the order
and I knew it was you.

How you doing, Remy?

- Good, Sal.
Good.

- You in town on business?

- Yeah, pretty much.

- Well, don't be a stranger.

We missed you around here.

That'll be $26.80.

♪

- Keep the change.
- ♪ And you're my girl

- Maybe get yourself a haircut.

♪

- ♪ Get it on

♪ Bang a gong, get it on

- And there he is,
the man himself!

- How you doing, Georgie?

- Oh, come on.
You went to Napoli's?

- Pastrami sandwich for you.

Cannolis for the wife.

You remembered.
Thank you.

Hey, you got any more bags
in the car?

- Nah,
I had everything shipped.

Hey, listen.

Is Joey still doing his car
wash thing in the garage?

- Yeah, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

- Have him do it for me,
would you?

- Mm-hmm.

- I just got it out of storage
after four years

and it could use some love.

You got it.

Hey, Remy.

Welcome back.
- ♪ Get it on

- It's good to be home,
Georgie.

- Hm.
- ♪ Get it on

- It's good to be home.

♪

♪

- You're shaking.
- I can't help it.

I'm so scared.
I'm not sure if--

- Lillie, we talked about this.

I already did my part.

It's the only way.

♪

This is for us.

♪

I love you.

Go wait in the car.

♪

♪

♪

- New York City field office.

Worked with Violent Crimes out
of Philly for six years.

- His last job was the
Vegas Fugitive Task Force.

- Yeah, I called him and they
said he's a straight shooter

and knows his stuff.
- Hm.

- He's been with the bureau
for...

looks like 23 years.

Wow.

Graduated top of his class.

- Morning, everyone.
How you doing?

I'm Remy Scott, your new boss.

And I want you to know
I'm never usually this late.

Today is the exception.

- How you doing?
I'm Ivan.

- Ortiz,
heard you were a badass.

- Hana.
- Gibson.

The brains of the operation.

- Mm-hmm.
Kristin Gaines.

- Yeah,
from the Miami field office.

Delgado says good things.

Did Agent Barnes take
her maternity leave?

- She did.

- Well, I look forward
to meeting her too.

- So here's the thing.

I had big plans
for us this morning.

Break bread,
get to know each other

over some of the best bagels
in the city,

but it looks like
we're diving right in.

I heard Scarsdale?

- Correct.

It's a double homicide
home invasion.

The victims are Matt Jones,
a big-time hedge fund manager

and his wife, Kay,
a corporate attorney.

- Well, I get
that they're high-profile,

but why isn't homicide on this?

- Their daughter's missing.

They think she was kidnapped.

- Kidnapped?
Can I see that?

- Her name's Lillie.
17-year-old junior

at a private school in Rye.

- Any ransom demand?
- No.

- Amber Alert went out
40 minutes ago.

♪

All right, then let's roll.

Isobel said two Tahoes, right?
- That's right.

- You two go together.
I'll ride with Hana.

And this time of day,
take the Hutch.

Post road will be a nightmare.

- I'll drive.

♪

- You okay?
- Mm.

Yeah,
just kind of a late night.

- Mm.
- Mm.

♪

Always hated that picture.

♪

- Dad never knew what hit him.

Her wounds are defensive,
though.

Probably tried to run.

Didn't make it.

- She must have been terrified.

Sound asleep in her own bed
and then...

- Cover them up, please.

♪

- I can't let you upstairs
right now.

- I need to see her.
- I understand.

- Please, she's my sister.
- I'm so sorry.

- Is it her?
Are they dead?

- This is Martha.
This is Mrs. Jones' sister.

- I have to see her.
- I wanna see my Kay.

- Martha,
I'm Special Agent Remy Scott

and this is Agent Gibson.

I don't think
that's a good idea right now.

- What did he do to her?

Where did he take Lillie?

- Who?

- Jeremy Hamm.

He's the one who did this.

- I know you're upset,

but I need you to take
a deep breath.

Can you do that for me?

That's it.
Just breathe.

Here, why don't you sit down?

Can I get you a glass of water
or anything?

- No.

- Tell me all about Jeremy.

He's a loser and a freak.

Okay?

He was trying to date Lillie

and Matt and Kay
didn't approve.

And I don't blame them.

- Did he know Lillie
from school?

- I don't know.

My sister and Matt are
very private.

They don't like talking about
their problems.

Um, all Kay told me is
this boy is trouble.

Lillie thinks she's in love
with him, and, um,

and they're putting a stop
to it right away.

They told her that she couldn't
see him anymore.

♪

- Is this him?

Yes.

Yes, that's the little bastard.

Oh, my God, I can't believe
this is happening.

- It's okay.

- Martha.

Thank you so much.
You've been very helpful.

♪

- Martha,
let's get you some water, okay?

♪

- Does he have a record?

- Two charges as a juvenile,

then six months in county
for drug possession at 19.

His father's deceased.

His mother's in Secaucus,
which is also his last known.

- Secaucus is a long way
from Scarsdale.

- Literally and figuratively.

- I don't think we're dealing
with a kidnapping here.

- Why is that?

- No forced entry
on the windows and doors

and someone took the batteries
out of the Ring cameras.

- You check Lillie's bedroom?
- I did.

Bed's made and toiletries gone
from the bathroom.

If she fought him,
it wasn't in there.

- You think she went willingly?

- Either that or she helped.

- Kill her own parents?

- Two kids in love caught
in a bad romance,

parents cut off
the relationship?

It's happened before.

- Not at my high school.

Jeremy have a car registration?
- Yeah.

1994 Camry.

- BOLO that and let's split up.

Lillie's school
and Jeremy's mom.

Let's roll.

♪

Mrs. Hamm?

FBI, we need to talk!

Hello?

- TV's on inside.
No movement.

♪

-...my favorite, the
Angel Love double halo ring.

- Oh!
- Is that gorgeous or what?

- Oh, it is just beautiful.
I wear it all the time.

- We have a body
in the kitchen.

♪

Clear.

- Ortiz.

♪

Between the stench
and the rigor,

she's been dead
at least 24 hours.

Jeremy probably snuck up
on her from behind.

- He kills her first and then
he goes over to Lillie's

and takes care of her parents.

- Yeah,
assuming she didn't approve

of their relationship either.

- At least maybe they're done
killing for now.

- But we still don't know
where they are.

Call local homicide and offer
up our ERT.

I'm pulling Jersey State Police
into this search.

♪

- You okay?

I think so.

♪

You?

♪

- The worst part is over.

And I don't wanna think about
anything now except us.

♪

♪

- Want me to put this on?

♪

Now you're the one
who's shaking.

Are you nervous?

- No.
- Good.

- Because I wouldn't want
my first time

to be with anyone else.

♪

- Go hide in the bathroom.

♪

- Port Authority has
the bridges and tunnels.

MTA are on the trains.

But if they're not headed back
to New York,

I want this highways covered
tight as a gnat's ass.

Let's move.

- We're on it.
- All right.

- Anything
from Lillie's school?

- They don't know Jeremy.

Got an earful on Lillie though.

She's been going there
since the seventh grade.

Straight A student
until six months ago.

- Her grades started dropping,
she started losing weight,

and then missing days
at school.

- They kick her out?
- No.

Her parents called it
a "family emergency."

Her father was on the board.
A huge donor.

So they looked the other way.

- It's good to be the king.

- The "family emergency" was
probably Jeremy.

They didn't want people to know
that their daughter was

hanging out
with a 22-year-old ex-con

with a history of drug abuse.

- BOLO got a hit
on Jeremy's Camry

outside a motel in Yonkers.

♪

- We knocked
and no one answered.

Busted the door and found this.

- Any ID?
- No.

Wallet and phone are missing.

- He's still warm.
It just happened.

- Camry's outside.
So how'd they get away?

Anything on the radio?

- Not so far,
but all units are looking.

- I got
the security cam footage

from the manager's office.

It's not the best quality,
but the angle's good.

♪

- Our young lovers are
definitely working together.

- Forget young lovers.

These two
are on a killing spree.

We got four dead bodies
in less than 24 hours.

And our unidentified DOA
in there isn't one

of their parents, so what
the hell's going on here?

- Well,
if that is the victim's car,

he won't be unidentified
for long.

Gimme a second.

The car belongs to David Ryan.

83 99th Street in Tarrytown.

- Dave "the Rhino" Ryan.

He's a private investigator.

And it looks like
he has a partner.

- Get his partner down here.

♪

- Yeah, that's her.
That's Lillie.

I remember her from a photo

her parents brought
in two weeks ago.

- The Joneses hired
your PI firm?

- Yeah.
It was Dave's case.

But I was there
for the intake interview.

- They said Lillie had
addiction issues

and they'd sent her to this
rehab clinic in Brooklyn.

Intentions, it was called.

They were convinced
something bad was going on

and they wanted us
to take a look at it.

- What did they mean
by "something bad"?

- It wasn't specific.
It was just--

she wasn't getting better

and they couldn't get
a straight answer

out of anyone.

And then one night
Lillie comes home

and she's all disoriented
and drugged out,

and that was that.

They yanked her out
and gave us a call.

- You know this man?
Jeremy Hamm?

- No.
Who's he?

- Lillie's boyfriend.

We think he killed the Joneses,
his own mother,

and now possibly your partner
with Lillie helping.

- No, Dave was trying
to help Lillie.

Why would she wanna hurt him?

- Do you have Dave's case file?

- Yeah, back at the office.
- We'll need a copy.

You two head down
to Intentions Rehab.

See what you can dig up.

- Sure.

- You know, I don't get it.

Most of the time we deal
with what, deadbeat dads

and cheating spouses,
but now this?

Dave has two kids.

What am I supposed
to tell them?

- Tell 'em
we're gonna find who did this.

And we're gonna make 'em pay.

♪

- Yes,
Lillie was a patient here.

Why?
- She's missing.

We think she might be
in danger.

- Oh, my God.
Lillie? What happened?

- Her parents recently hired
a private investigator.

They were concerned
that something bad had happened

to her here.

Do you know anything
about that?

- Something bad
did happen here.

Jeremy.

- Hamm?

He was a patient here?

- Originally.

He came here for treatment
three years ago

after he got out of prison,

but he did so well
in the program

that we made him an orderly
after he got sober.

- You hired an ex-con
with addiction issues

to work in your clinic?

- Oh,
we don't judge people here.

We help them.

And Jeremy was a model employee
at first.

But, uh...
- Then?

- Jeremy started
to cross the line with Lillie,

so we fired him.

- Did Lillie's parents know
about this?

- Oh, absolutely.
We told them what was going on

and we asked them for help
with Lillie.

- And they said
it wasn't Lillie's fault,

it was ours.

Then they pulled her
from the program,

which we said was a mistake.

- We need
to see Lillie's patient file.

- Of course.

- What an impressive campus
you have here.

- We have some of the best
specialists in the field.

Plus we're discreet.

People pay a premium for that.

- So how did Jeremy afford
to come here?

- He was a scholarship patient.

His fees were covered
by Covenant Church

as part of their
addiction-outreach ministry.

We provide
the physical healing.

They provide the spiritual.

- We need to get back
to simpler times.

To biblical times.

We've been given the map
to salvation,

but our woke culture
offends God

and insults the very notion
of family.

My brethren,
we've lost our way.

But we mustn't lose our will.

I'm here to lead you back,
to lead all of us back,

to the glory
of the righteous man

and his godly wife.

Paster Bob is ready for you.

He's asked his wife, Pat,
to join.

♪

- I don't know the young woman,
but...Jeremy?

I'm just shocked and saddened.

He was one
of our first success stories.

- How so?

- Oh,
he came to us from prison,

strung out and hurting.

We sent him over to the
good folks at Intentions.

He got sober, found Jesus,

and started walking the path
of the righteous man.

Ken and Barb were so impressed

they employed him
at their clinic.

- Did you know that he was
recently fired from that job?

- No.

What for?

- An inappropriate relationship
with Lillie.

She was 17 and a patient there.

- That is most unfortunate.

- Was Jeremy a member here?

- Technically, yes, but--

- What she means is

all of our children are
part of God's flock.

Even the sinner
with a lustful heart.

We haven't seen Jeremy
in quite some time.

Now I think I know why.

- So you don't know
where he is?

Or where he might be going?

- Physically, no.

But spiritually--

- I get it.

He's gonna have a hard time
at the pearly gates.

But to be honest, Bob...

I probably will too.

♪

- ♪ Praise the Lord

- I apologize, gentlemen,

but our men's group
starts at 4:30.

I'm sorry I wasn't able
to be more helpful.

But if there's anything else
you need from me

or my ministry,
just let me know.

Pat will show you out.

♪

- I don't like this, Jeremy.
I-I-I don't like this.

I think
that we should get going.

I think that staying here
is just a bad idea that--

- Hey, Lillie.

Calm down, okay?
We're safe here.

- Safe?
You killed that man.

Who was he?

- He's just someone who
could hurt us, okay?

It had to be done.

- I don't like this.
We should go.

- Pastor Bob?
What is he--?

- Shh, no talking.

Jeremy?
- She's pure.

- What the hell is going on?

- Well done.

♪

Faithful servant.

♪

You truly are the anointed one.

- I'm getting outta here.

- I'm afraid that's not going
to be happening.

- What?

- Get her ready.

- Ready for what?

Jeremy?

- I'm sorry.

♪

♪

- So nothing on the BOLO?
- Uh-uh.

Did you get the PI's file?

- Yep, a copy's on the way.
He's old school.

- Okay, what about the church?

How'd that go?
- It was a bust.

Bob Mitchell and his wife
didn't even know

Jeremy was fired
from Intentions Rehab.

No clue where he is now.

- Never heard of Lillie either.

- But who told you that?

- Paster Bob did.
Why?

- Lillie's patient file said

her treatment included
spiritual counseling.

Once a week,
led by Bob Mitchell.

- So he lied about
not knowing Lillie.

- So much
for not bearing false witness.

- Right?

- We going back?

- Yeah, but let's switch it up
a little bit.

Kristin and I will go.

I'll be interested in your take
on this guy.

- Wives, submit yourself
to your husbands.

For the husband is the head
of the wife,

as Christ is the head
of the church.

As the church submits
to Christ, so also should...

all: Wives submit to
their husbands in everything.

Ladies, let's take a break.

Shall we?

Agent Scott, what's going on?

- You are aware that lying
to the FBI is a crime, correct?

- What do you mean, lying?

- It's a verb,
meaning "to deceive."

- Also a sin,
for what it's worth.

- This is Agent Gaines.

- I don't understand.

- Lillie Jones?

The girl your husband claimed
not to know?

He counseled her when she was
a patient at Intentions.

- He what?

- No.

There's been
a misunderstanding.

I'll go get him.

- Your receptionist says
he's not here.

- He's supposed
to be leading the men's group.

I'll call him.

- Hi, this is Pastor Bob.

Please leave a message.

Have a blessed day.

- He in the habit
of turning off his phone

in the middle of the day?

- No, that's--
that's very strange.

- Very strange.

- You should give us
a call when you hear from him.

♪

She seemed genuinely spooked.

- She should be.
Her husband lied to her.

- Probably not the first time.

The guy's hiding something.

- 3:00.
Our friend from before.

♪

- Which agency?

- Excuse me?

- I'm guessing IRS,
given your undercover chops.

- I could see your wire.

♪

- Mel Montridge,
IRS Criminal Investigative.

- What's Treasury want
with a church?

- We're looking at Covenant
for tax fraud.

♪

- We'll show you ours
if you show us yours.

C'mon, two federal agents
and an SSA walk

into a women's bible study?

Gotta be a joke
in their somewhere.

Mel.

I got four body drops
in the last 48 hours.

I need your help.

♪

Please.

- Weird to be out of this dress
and Spanx.

Forgot how good it feels
to take a deep breath.

- How long you been undercover?

- Uh, on and off for a year,

ever since my team started
investigating Bob Mitchell.

- What prompted
the investigation?

- A report was filed to the IRS

alleging Covenant violated
its 501 status.

- I got you.
- Oh.

Thanks.

- Violated how?

- By stockpiling millions
of dollars in donations

that were supposed to go
to philanthropic causes.

- At Covenant,

we're blessed to be able
to serve the community

by spreading the gospel.

From homeless shelters
to horse ranches to Haiti,

the world is
our mission field.

- How much of that is real?

- The horse ranch exists,
minus the horses.

It's an empty stone building
in the Jersey woods.

- Do they do mission trips?

- To beauty salons
in the tristate area maybe.

The only money leaving
Covenant's accounts

is spent on the leadership.

- Bob's running
a for-profit church.

Wish I thought of that.

- Yeah, well,

some members are tithing
at least 50% of their income.

- Why though?

- The more you give,
the closer you get to Bob.

- Do you have a list
of those donors?

- Yeah.

These donors are
in the highest tier,

the Chosen Circle.

- Huh.
Can you stop there?

Number four.
Ken and Barb Clymer.

- The owners of Intentions

are in the Chosen Circle
at Covenant.

- Funny how
they left that part out.

- It's not the only thing
they left out.

Most clinics drug test
their patients,

but Lillie's file didn't have
any results.

- What,
they weren't testing her?

- Or they didn't give us
the whole file,

which led me to thinking
that maybe Jeremy

was not the bad thing
that Dave was investigating

at Intentions.

And then I found this.

- "Toxic Therapy:
When Healing Is Hell."

- It's a blog

written by a woman
named Aurora Beam.

I found it when
I cross-referenced the list

of patients from Intentions
with Dave's case file.

- Her blog's about Intentions?

- It's about
her being abused there.

- The blog was
my therapist's suggestion.

The more I write,
the smaller it gets.

Like I can
wrap my arms around it.

- Do you mind telling us what
happened to you at Intentions?

- My parents sent me there
five years ago as a minor.

Part of my treatment included
electroconvulsive therapy.

- Shock therapy?

Like in "Cuckoo's Nest?"

- Same idea,
but a little less barbaric.

Nowadays,
they put you under anesthesia.

- Did something happen to you
while you were sedated?

- I was raped.

One day,
about a month into treatment,

I woke up
to a man on top of me.

I tried fighting back,

but I was so groggy
I couldn't stop him.

Next time,
he didn't bother sedating me.

He knew I was powerless.

Said I belonged to him.

- Do you know who that man was?

- Bob Mitchell.

- The pastor
of the Covenant Church?

- Oh, please.
That place isn't a church.

It's a cult.

The women are completely
submissive to their husbands.

Like they're brainwashed.

Do you know this man?

- Jeremy.
We were inpatients together.

- Did he ever get ECT?

- Probably.
Most patients did.

- We should
check Lillie's file.

- I told my parents.

But Bob denied it
and so did Intentions.

They took their word over mine.

Addicts lie, right?

Who would believe me?

- I believe you.

♪

Thank you.

♪

- Lillie's patient file said
she had ECT twice

at Intentions--

one two months ago,
another two weeks ago.

- We've been looking at Lillie
as an accomplice.

Maybe she's just a pawn
in all this.

Where's Bob now?

- Kristin said he's not
at the church.

His phone's still turned off.

- Get her and Ortiz out
to his house.

Tell them we're right behind.

- Kristin?

Ortiz?

- We're in the kitchen.

♪

- Shooting's a new MO
for Jeremy.

- Why waste time
stabbing his victims

if he already had a gun?

- Neighbor wasn't much help.

Heard yelling,
didn't see anyone suspicious.

- We get protection on Pat?

- PD can't find her
at the church.

She's not answering her cell,
and her car is gone.

- Found these
in the bedroom safe.

- 9 millimeter.
Bob was shot with his own gun.

- Definitely not a suicide.

- Anyone tamper with the safe?

No. Whoever opened it
knew the code.

- Had to be Pastor Pat.

- Yeah, but why?

- Maybe she found out about
the rapes.

Decided to get revenge
on Bob herself.

- Not very Christlike.
- Or practical.

She knew that we
were suspicious of him,

so why didn't she just
turn him in to us?

- Have to be because she had
something to gain.

- You think Pat's been
the woman behind the curtain

this whole time?

- I think if she is,
she picked the perfect spot.

- Where is that?

- In a cult
of submissive women.

Hiding in plain sight.

Right, Bob?

- This might be chilly.

- Who are you?
Where's Jeremy?

- Don't waste another thought
on him, dear.

Be still.

They're all the same,
these men of ours.

Weak.

They know nothing of sacrifice,
pain,

of creating life
where there was none.

But you do.

♪

Congratulations.

♪

- I don't...

I can't be pregnant.

- I've been monitoring
your blood draws

at Intentions weekly.

I just had to be sure.

Now we have proof.

- But it's not possible.
I've never--

Jeremy and I--
he wanted to wait.

I--

- You seriously
never questioned

why a pastor was there
during your ECT?

You can tell me.

Deep down, you wanted
my husband, didn't you?

♪

- Show some gratitude.

Not everyone is given
such a blessing.

Some of us have to take it
for ourselves.

♪

- What'd you find
on Pat Mitchell?

- That her name's not
Pat Mitchell.

She assumed a new identity
when she moved

from Texas to New York
15 years ago.

- Her real name's
Vivian Daniels.

- Vivian the vitamin lady?

- Ex-girlfriend of yours?

- My aunt was a VitaJuvenate
consultant in the '90s.

She worked her way up
to Trainer's Tier.

- Was that English just now?

- VitaJuvenate is
a wellness company

founded by Pat as Vivian.

Officially,
they sold supplements.

- Yeah, Hana's right.
It was supplements,

but they built their business
on recruitment.

- So it was a pyramid scheme?

- Yeah, according
to these lawsuits I found.

- Well, it's pretty hard
to make a lawsuit work

when your defendant disappears.

- And then when the company
crumbled,

my aunt was left
with a warehouse

full of useless inventory.

Meanwhile,
Pat fled with millions.

- To start a cult?

- Well, she didn't start it.

Bob founded Covenant
in the '90s.

But it wasn't until he met Pat

that it financially started
taking off.

- Pat recognized the value
in making Bob's message

palatable to women.

"Wives,
submit to your husbands"

sounds of hell of a lot
less misogynistic coming out

of a woman's mouth
than a man's.

- So she became
a wolf in sheep's clothing

and started the grift
all over again.

- Only instead of vitamins,

now she's selling
"the good ol' days."

- Hm.

Gaines.

- It's the financial part
that's genius.

The scam is baked
into the cult's ideology.

- The donors make the money,

which then they tithe
to Covenant.

- Mm-hmm.
- Thank you.

Brooklyn PD just got a call.

Shooting at Intentions Rehab.

- Kristin, with me.

- He was aiming for my heart.

- Who was?

Ken.

He said it was time,
that Bob called the Journey.

- What journey?

- To where it ends.

- The world?

- It's only
for the Chosen Circle.

The chance to discard
our bodily shells

to achieve salvation.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Slow down, slow down.

If Ken booked a ticket
to the end of the world,

why didn't you go with him?

- 'Cause this morning
I found this.

♪

- It's the missing blood test
from Lillie's file.

She's pregnant.

- The Prophecy requires
the marriage of a virgin

to the anointed one.

When Ken said it was time,
that it was Lillie,

I knew it couldn't be true.

I tried to convince Ken.

I showed him
Lillie's pregnancy results,

but he wouldn't believe me.

- Okay, Barb.
I need you to calm down

and tell me where did Ken go?

- To the marriage supper
of the lamb.

Revelation says,
"For the wedding of the lamb

has come, and his bride has
made herself ready."

♪

- The pill dispenser's been
cleaned out.

The system says

100,000 milligrams
of phenobarbital's missing.

- A marriage between
a virginal bride

and an anointed lamb.

♪

It's Lillie
and Jeremy's wedding.

A Phenobarbital feast.

Bob's followers are planning
a mass suicide.

- Toll cams caught Ken
going south on I-95.

- Which is where we're headed.
We're gonna need specifics.

- The Covenant owns a ton
of property.

I'm trying to narrow it down.

- Pat had everyone
under her thumb,

parishioners, Jeremy, Bob,
just like with VitaJuvenate.

But the walls were closing in,

so Pat has Jeremy kill everyone
who could expose her.

- Including convincing
her followers

to kill themselves.

- Mm,
the power of brainwashing.

To them, it's not death.

It's the promise
of eternal life.

- But she learned
from her past mistakes.

This time, there'll be
no witnesses to her grift.

No one left alive to sue her.

- What verse did Barb cite
for Pat's prophecy?

- Something from Revelation.

- I got it.
- What?

- The horse ranch in Jersey,
the one Mel told us about?

It's owned by a shell corp
called Rev197.

- Call Ortiz
and Jersey State Police.

Tell them to hurry.

♪

♪

- As the Prophecy foretold,

our Journey
from this earthly plane

begins with
this sacred marriage covenant.

Faithful ones,
our time has come

to ascend to eternal life.

The preparation of the blood
and the wedding of the chosen.

all:
The preparation of the blood

and the wedding of the chosen.

- FBI!
Hands in the air!

Right now.

- Where is she?

Where's Pat?
- She's with Bob.

- He called the Prophecy
and the journey has begun.

- I don't think so, pal.

Bob's dead.

- Don't listen to him.

Bob warned us
of a false prophet.

- Nobody's drinking
any wine cooler today.

Back away from the table.

I said back up!

♪

Listen, I know what it's like
to believe in something,

to need it so bad.

I felt the same way when
my brother died.

But I'm telling you right now,
this isn't it.

Bob is dead
because Pat killed him.

And your chosen one
is an ex-con

currently wanted
for four murders.

And the bride who's supposed
to kick this whole

highway-to-heaven off?

Well, how can I put this
without ruffling your feathers?

Your virgin's knocked up.

So where's Pat?

- Bob and Pat are
with the bride

and the anointed one now
in the Chamber.

- You mean the storage room?

- The Chamber!

- No Pat, no Lillie.

Jeremy's in there
dead on the floor.

Shot in the head.

♪

- He's lying.

The Prophecy is real!

The--
- Ken.

I'm gonna ask you
once last time.

Where's Pat?
And where did she take Lillie?

- I don't know.

We thought they were in there.

♪

♪

- FBI!
Stop right there!

- Hello, Vivian.
I'll take that.

♪

- Get your hands off me.

♪

- FBI!

It's okay, it's okay.
Is anybody else here?

♪

- I got her.

Clear!

♪

- Lillie.

♪

- Where are they taking her?

Where are they taking my baby?

- Your baby?

That's a good one, Viv.

You know, I'm curious.

The gospel according
to, well, you,

says a woman's sole job

is to bear her husband's child.

So why didn't you ever
have kids?

♪

It's because you can't, right?
That's sad.

I'll give you that.

But you can't blame yourself.

It's not yourfault.

But you know
what is your fault?

Everything else.

You could tolerate
Bob pretending

to run the church you built,

you could even stomach

all of the other
horrible things he was doing,

but when he gave another woman
a baby?

Oh,
that's when you lost your mind.

♪

But you know
what I can't figure out?

What was the plan
in all of this?

Hide out with Lillie
till she gave birth?

Then kill her and start
a new con as a doting mother?

- I was saving them.

- Oh, please.
You were saving yourself.

You just couldn't leave
without the money.

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

- Viv.

You forced Bob
to wire the church's money

to a Sally Sullivan.

Then you used that same name
to rent a car,

which was really dumb.

You should've gone
with a clunker.

These SUVs,
they all have GPS now.

Led us right to you.

♪

Sally Sullivan.

♪

I bet it was expensive
to look this cheap.

♪

- Good luck in prison.

Plenty of souls to save there.

Right, Pastor?

♪

- Yes! Take that.
- All right.

Hana's on fire, okay.

But it ain't over
until it's over.

Check this out, people.

all: Oh!

- Oh.
I told you.

- More drinks?
- Sure.

- As far as buy-ins go,
this is great.

- Weapons and alcohol.

What could possibly go wrong?

Oh, another round here,
please.

Thanks.
- You got it.

- All right, question for you.

Your brother.

- What about him?

- Can I ask?

- Oh, I just assumed

when you guys were
vetting me the other day,

somebody told you.

- No.

No, but if it's not something
you wanna--

- No, I don't mind.

I, uh...

I like talking about him.

His name was Mikey.

And he was the baby
of the family.

Smart, funny, the shining star.

Senior year of high school,
he's 18 years old

and headed to Syracuse
on a baseball scholarship.

He goes down to Florida
on spring break

with his buddies.

They go to a bar.

His buddies lose track of him

and he doesn't go back
to the hotel that night.

So eventually, I call the cops.

My parents are freaking out.

They hop the first flight
to Miami.

And 3:00 that afternoon,

Fort Lauderdale PD bring
in a guy for questioning.

Larry Michael Davis.

Transient, criminal record.

He had been seen hassling Mikey
outside the bar that night.

- Mm, did they arrest him?

- No.

Detectives let him go.

Said they didn't have enough
to hold him.

- Mm.

- Couple hours later,
PD find Mikey...

dead in Davis' tent.

Stabbed three times.

His wallet and watch were
missing.

They tried to tell us
that he had been dead

since the night before,
but I never bought it.

♪

They screwed up.

♪

Mikey was still alive

when they let Davis go.

♪

And he went back...

♪

And he killed
my little brother.

♪

- I'm sorry.

♪

- It changed my life,
you know.

♪

After Mikey...

♪

I just...

♪

I just got real.

♪

Three months later,
I was at Quantico,

and I've been with the bureau
ever since.

- That's why you do
what you do.

- Yes, it is.

♪

Yes, it is.

Every bad guy I catch...

♪

I do it for him.

♪

Well,
that is some excellent timing.

- Here you go.

- Enough with the sad stories.

Let's get back to business.

Who's up?
- You and Kristin.

- All right, let's do this.

- Come on, champ.

♪

- Okay.

♪

♪