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Matt, wait up.

I need to get your signature

to authorize
the plumbing repairs.

No.
We have to find a new vendor.

Quote's triple what we have
allocated in our budget.

But we need showers
that actually work soon.

I get it, trust me,

but until we find
someone cheaper,

we'll have to send our
residents over

to the Astoria Center
for showers.

Already called.
They're over capacity too.

Well, then check some of
the other centers in the area.

Someone has to be
under capacity.

[tense music]

♪

Matthew Sawyer?

Yeah?

Andrew Dodd with "The Post."

Oh, my God, you nearly
gave me a heart attack.

Sorry.

Just want to get a comment

on the living conditions
at your shelter.

Sorry, I don't have time.

There have been
a lot of complaints filed

against you and your center.

No heat, no hot water, no food.

- No comment.
- No comment?

Sounds like you're admitting
that the center you oversee

is a total mess.
- I said, no comment.

That means no comment,
nothing else.

Now, get the hell out of here
before I call the police.

♪

[tires screeching]

- You're coming with me.
- Whoa.

What the--
- Come here. Shut up.

Shut up! Get in there.

Get in!

♪

[gunshots]

[laughs] Oh, my--you always
have to win, huh?

When breakfast is on
the line and you're paying.

Do you have time?

I can't.

Ella has a doctor's
appointment.

What do you mean?
Why, what's wrong?

She's fine.
It's just a normal checkup.

Oh.

How's her basketball team
doing?

Undefeated.

I don't know how you
do it all by yourself.

You just do it.

But you're happy.

I mean, my only regret
is not having two.

[soft music]

Do you ever think about it?

Yeah. Sometimes.

You know,
everybody just keeps talking

about how amazing it is.

Well, you don't really get it
until you actually do it.

Until you actually
have a kid and then

you finally understand
what everybody

has been talking about.

[phone buzzing]

You know, if you ever
wanna talk about this

more in depth...

Catch a case?

Yeah.

Abduction.

Vic's name's
Matthew Sawyer, 42.

He's director of the center.

- Who are the suits?
- The mayor's office.

Migrant thing's a hot button
issue for them.

It's why they asked us
to call you guys.

Not a problem.
Glad to help.

What do we know
about the abductor?

Not much.

According to
Sawyer's co-worker,

the guy was in and out fast.
- Okay.

Have you gotten a chance to
look at the security cameras?

Nope.

They were disabled.

By the mayor's office.

Why?

Footage leaked last week
from Central Crosstown.

Press bludgeoned him with it.

So it's politics over safety.

Of course it is.
His numbers are in the toilet.

So you were saying
that the co-worker

witnessed the abduction?

Yeah. You'll find her inside.

She's the assistant director.

Name's Cara Stanfield.

Thank you.

I heard tires screeching
and some guy yelling,

so I came out to check.

And I saw him knock
Mr. Sawyer out with a gun.

Hmm.

What can you tell us
about the abductor?

Just that he was tall and
covered head to toe in black.

But I think his hoodie
had some sort of skull on it

on the left side.

Sorry.

It all happened so fast.
I wish I could be more helpful.

No, you're being
very helpful.

Not a lot of people
would get back to work

this quickly after
seeing something like that.

Thanks, but the truth is,
we're so understaffed,

taking time off
isn't an option.

Well, could you tell us about
the vehicle that you saw?

It was dark, maybe gray.

Minivan.

Is there anybody
who'd wanna hurt Mr. Sawyer?

No.

No, Matt got along
with everybody.

He even tried reasoning
with the local idiot

who keeps harassing all of us.

Someone's been
harassing you guys?

Yeah. Some local nutjob.

Claims we're contributing
to the downfall of the country.

Threatened to burn
the place down

if we didn't send
these migrants

back to where they came from.

[suspenseful music]

Matthew Sawyer was abducted

as he was leaving work
this morning

from a Brooklyn migrant center.

Forensics are cold on leads

and tire marks
left on the scene

were not enough
to pinpoint a vehicle.

All we know so far is,
according to Mr. Sawyer's

police report,
he and the people at the center

have been harassed by this guy.

James Dunn, 36,
ex-army infantry,

who was honorably discharged.

However, he has multiple
felony priors since then

and he's currently on probation

for stalking
and aggravated assault.

He's been in and out
of Veterans Affairs

mental facilities
for the past three years.

Kelly, what are you reading?

You think this guy
is a viable threat?

Based on his hate-filled
social media posts,

I'd say yes.

Over 100 in the past two weeks.

Most about immigration
being the Left's way

of destroying white America.

There is one post
from last week.

Dunn blames Matthew Sawyer
for the death of a loved one.

So he names our victim
and has

a perceived grievance with him.

That's pretty damning.

Do we know if Dunn
has any weapons?

None legally, but I'm looking
at his most recent

encounter report with the NYPD.

Migrants at the center claimed
he was brandishing a firearm

and making threats.

But by the time
the police arrived,

he no longer had it on him.

Yeah, he probably ditched it
before they showed up.

It gets better.

According to his
DMV registration,

Dunn is the owner
of a dark gray Caravan.

All right, well, that fits

the general description
of his car.

Ping his phone and have
Tiff and Scola bring him in.

Yeah.

♪

All right,
JOC says his phone's

pinging in this general area.

The guy's tall,
average build.

Tiff.

♪

- I'll go around.
- Go.

James Dunn, FBI.

♪

Hey! We just wanna talk.

What are you doing?
You can't arrest me.

I didn't do anything.

No, you don't have the right.

Sure, we do.

You are a felon in possession
of a firearm.

You're under arrest.

Wait, wait.

You think I--
what, are you crazy?

I didn't kidnap Matthew Sawyer.

Why on Earth would I do that?

We've seen your
social media posts.

You specifically said
he must pay for what he's done.

He should.

Everyone associated
with the problem should.

They're the reason
my girlfriend's dead.

How's that?

She was robbed and shot
by illegals

a couple months ago.

They were staying
at the migrant center.

So you abducted Sawyer
as revenge?

No.

No, I wouldn't waste my time
on that clueless bastard.

You just stalk him
for months.

He doesn't deserve
to live in peace.

He--I want him looking over
his shoulder at all times.

But I'm not a killer.

And I'm done talking.

I want a lawyer.

All right, where are we

on the GPS records
from Dunn's car?

Was he at the abduction site
this morning?

Negative--I downloaded it
and cross-referenced

traffic cam footage
from the time of the abduction.

This is what I found.

He was filling up his car
when Sawyer was grabbed.

Great,
so we're back to square one.

Maybe not.

I think I might have
found something.

Yeah? What do you got?

I've been scouring
social media posts

about the migrant center.

I found this recently uploaded
by a reporter named Dodd.

Timestamp indicates
this was taken

moments before
Sawyer's abduction.

I said, no comment.

That means no comment,
nothing else.

Guy doesn't match
the perp's description.

It's not about him.
It's what's in the background.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah,
the skull.

Can we get a license plate?

♪

India 56929.

Plates return
to a Black Town and Country

reported stolen a few days ago.
- Does it have GPS?

- Yes.
- Okay.

Get me a current location.

21905 Kingsley Park Avenue.

Why does that sound familiar?

Because that's
Sawyer's home address.

Why would he take Sawyer
back to his own house?

♪

First thing we're gonna do
is set up a perimeter.

The next thing we're
gonna do is, we're gonna make--

[gunshots]

Get the hell back,
or I kill them!

♪

The neighbors
have been evacuated

and the perimeter is secure.

JOC said that the phone
and internet lines are cut,

so they can't hack it.

Well, we'll establish
communication now.

Put the snipers in position

in case this guy's not
in the mood for a chat.

Copy.

Jubal,
we're establishing comms.

As soon as
we establish communication,

we need to run facial rec.
- Copy that.

This is Special Agent
Maggie Bell with the FBI.

We're gonna put a videophone
outside your front door.

This is not an attempt
for us to get inside the house.

We just wanna talk.

Move in.

[tense music]

♪

Alpha One is in.

Videophone in position.

The phone is now
outside your front door.

As soon as he opens the door,
we're gonna have a clear shot.

Suspect should be approaching
the door any second.

Door's opening.

Hold. Wait for confirmation.

Hold your fire.
He has a hostage.

♪

[ringing]

Hello.

Okay, there we go.
Start running facial rec.

I'm Agent Bell.

The place is surrounded.

It is in your best interest
to put down the weapon

and surrender before
anyone gets hurt.

No.
Not until I get my Maria back.

Who's Maria?

My daughter, Maria Ramirez.

What does she have
to do with this?

She disappeared
from his center.

- I told--
- Shut up!

Did you get facial rec?

Still processing.

The FBI will find her.

But first, you need
to let those hostages go.

No. No. I am not dumb.

I let these people go,
you won't even look for her.

That's not true. We will.

Who am I talking to?
What's your name?

- Hector.
- Got him.

Hector Ramirez, 38 years old,
entered the country

a month ago
with his daughter Maria.

Okay, dig into his file.

We wanna know
everything about him.

Hey, Maggie, keep him talking.

We need to know
as much as possible

if we're gonna
defuse this situation.

Okay, Hector,
I'm giving you my word.

Finding Maria is now the number
one priority for the FBI.

It better be.

Because if you don't find her
in the next three hours,

I am killing
this son of a bitch

in front of his pregnant wife.

♪

Okay, so this is
Maria Ramirez, 13.

She was processed into Sawyer's
migrant center two weeks ago

with her father,
the abductor, Hector Ramirez.

Are we learning
anything else about him?

According to
his asylum papers,

he's an ex-police officer
who fled Mexico

after the cartel
killed his wife.

Great.

So he's a trained professional
with nothing left to lose.

What about his daughter Maria?

I see a police report
filed three days ago.

Okay, anything on the report
that might be helpful?

She disappeared.

Father claims the head
of the migrant center,

Matthew Sawyer, is involved.

Although there's no evidence
that that allegation is true

or that she was abducted
in the first place.

Hector would
strongly disagree.

All right, what about Sawyer?

Is there any chance Hector's
right that Sawyer is involved?

Not from what I can tell.

I mean, no prior arrests,
no odd internet search history.

On the surface,
seems like a decent guy.

Yeah, well, so did Jeffrey
Dahmer, so keep digging.

Hector, I know
you're an ex-cop,

so I know you know the drill.

We need more time.

Okay, it's likely
we're gonna need more

than three hours
to find Maria.

No. No.

We both know her
chances decrease

every minute that passes.

You have three hours
or I shoot him in the head.

Why do you think
Sawyer is involved?

I don't think. I know.

What about the cartel?

I mean, isn't it possible that
they came here, found you--

No.

They sent my wife's head
to me in a box.

♪

If they took Maria,
I would know.

Trust me.

Why do you say it's Sawyer?
How?

Maria's friend
saw him take her.

- That's not true.
- Shut up!

I know--I know
that you think I'm crazy,

that I'm making this up.

But I'm not.

I don't think you're crazy.

I think you're frustrated
because nobody's

been listening to you.

Not until now.

I am listening to you.

I'm doing everything
I can to find your daughter.

Please let the Sawyers go.

♪

Not until I get
my daughter back.

What about Maria's friend?

What's her name?

Emma.

Hey, this is Agent Wallace
and Agent Scola.

They're looking for Maria.

They have some questions
for you.

Okay.

Hey, Emma.

Can you tell us
how you met Maria?

She was here waiting
with us while her--

her dad got better from COVID.

That must have
been hard for her.

It was. She cried a lot.

And when did you notice
that she was gone?

A few days ago,

I saw her leave
with Mr. Sawyer.

And you're sure?

Yes.

Did you see them
together before?

Yes.
He used to give her stuff.

What type of stuff?

Money and food.

Like candy, pastries,
that type of stuff.

The day he took her,
he brought her a cinnamon roll

from Calista's Candy Bar.

It's across the street.

She even shared some with me.

Just to be sure,

this is the man you saw
take Maria?

Yes.

[suspenseful music]

♪

Plenty of people come
in here looking like him.

It's hard to say.

What about her?

Yeah.

I saw her in here
a few days ago.

She was with a man
that said he was her father.

I had a bad feeling about it.

She didn't speak English;
he didn't speak Spanish.

To tell you the truth,
I almost called the cops.

Okay, but you're sure
that this is not

the man that you saw her with?

I can't be sure.

Does that camera work?

Mm-hmm.

All right, we're gonna need
to see the video now.

And next time, if you
get a really bad feeling,

just call the damn cops.

♪

All right, so this
is our new suspect.

Appears to be in his late 30s,
white, medium height,

medium build, and though
he bears a passing resemblance

to Matthew Sawyer, he is most
definitely not Matthew Sawyer.

So what about facial rec?

Resolution isn't good enough.

- You guys need to hear this.
- What do you got?

That was the
physician handling

Mrs. Sawyer's pregnancy.

And?

She's got some
health concerns.

Hey, Maggie,
we have a problem.

We just talked
to Mrs. Sawyer's OB/GYN.

She's being treated
with a daily IV

for extreme
blood pressure issues.

Without it,
any increase in stress

can cause her heart rate
to rise to a dangerous level.

We need to get her the hell
out of there and fast.

♪

All right, folks,
we need ideas.

Anything that can help us
find that man

so we can find
Hector's daughter.

What are we thinking?

If he was
bringing Maria food,

it means he's either a resident
or an employee

of the migrant center.

Entry and exits require you
to swipe a badge.

Right, but do we have access
to the center's

interior security records?
- No.

The database is airgapped.

It can only be accessed
on-site.

Right. You know what?

Hey, Tiff, I need you
and Scola to head down

to the migrant center now.

Here's every person
who entered

or swiped an access card
during the times you specified.

[suspenseful music]

♪

I'm not seeing any guys
with beards.

Wait, go back.

Check out that guy's
neck tattoo.

That's him.

He must have shaved
for his ID photo.

Jared Gamble.

Works for a linen
supply company.

Badge was swiped
rear delivery door,

2:20 p.m., three days ago.

Right around the time
Maria went missing.

♪

Go, go, go! Let's move!

FBI!

[agents shouting indistinctly]

Place is clear.

Bedroom's clear.

♪

- Tiff, take a look at this.
- Yeah.

He was here.

Hey, Maggie, I talked
to Tiffany and Scola.

We are on the right track,
we are getting closer,

but we have not
found Maria yet.

You need to keep stalling.

See if you can get him
to extend the deadline.

He won't.

But even if he did,
we need to get Mrs. Sawyer

out of there right now.

All right, we're gonna
send you a screen grab

of the man we believe
abducted Maria.

Use it.

Let Hector know that we are
close and we are trying.

[phone buzzes]

He has to feel that you are
empathetic and you care.

Copy that.

♪

[line trills]

[phone rings]

- Hello?
- Hector.

We've ID'd the man that
took your daughter.

His name is Jared Gamble.

I have the man
who took my daughter.

- No. No, you don't.
- You're playing me.

I've gotta get inside.

What are you talking about?

The snipers,
they all say that

they can see
the curtain moving.

They're not sure
that it's Hector,

but if I'm inside
with the comms...

It's risky, Maggie.

Yeah, it is.

But if we don't get
Mrs. Sawyer medical attention,

she's gonna lose that baby.

Uh, can you give me the pin
in your hair, please?

Thank you. Thank you.

I don't like this.

♪

[line trills]

Hector, don't hang up on me.

I have the photo of
Jared Gamble with Maria

on the day that she was taken.

I wanna show you.

Meet me at the front door.

Okay.

What if he gets emotional?
What if he gets desperate?

It's our only move.

♪

Snipers are in position.

They get a clear shot
at the door,

they're gonna take it.

The goal is to end this thing
as quickly as possible, okay?

Copy.

♪

[knocks]

Open the door. Slow.

Slow.

We have a hostage
in the line of fire.

Copy that.

It's gonna be okay.

Show me the proof.

Come closer.

How do I know that's real?

Do we have a shot?

Negative.

Because we also found this.

This belongs to Maria, right?
This is hers?

We found this in his apartment.

And we are looking
for this man as we speak.

You don't need them anymore.
Let them go.

No, no, no, no,
that's not gonna happen.

Without them, Maria is
just another missing kid.

She's just another
missing migrant.

You're not gonna look for her.

- That's not true.
- No, no, no, no.

I will release them
when you find my daughter,

and I'm not gonna say it again!
- Ah!

Okay.

I understand.

I know you want insurance
to make sure we find Maria.

Take me.

You'll have more leverage
than you do now.

Okay. Okay. Okay.

Okay, you come inside.

Maggie, you demand
that he releases

the Sawyers before you enter.

OA, do you have a shot?

Negative.

You come inside.

No.
First you need to let them go.

No, no, no, no.
You--you come inside.

That's not happening.

Maggie, you don't
need to do this.

There is another way.
- Hector.

No, no, no! No, you. No, you!
You, you!

You come inside right now
or she dies!

She dies right here!

Right now!
Come inside right now!

Don't.
Nobody needs to get hurt.

Get in. Move in. Move in.

Stop, stop, stop!
Hands up! Hands up!

Hands up!
- I'm not armed.

Shut up. Shut up!

Here, zip tie her.

Zip tie her!

Make it tight.

Take her vest off.

♪

Move.

You're okay. You're okay.
You're okay.

We got you. Medics are here.
- What about my husband?

We're doing
everything we can.

- He's gonna shoot him!
- Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am.

We're doing everything we can
to get him out of there.

Let Sawyer go.

He has nothing to do with this.

It'll show the FBI that you're
a reasonable and decent person.

It proves that everything
is about finding your daughter,

nothing else.

Hector.

Think about what happens
after we find Maria.

You wanna have a
relationship with her.

Be with her.

Hold her.

Otherwise, you're gonna be
spending the rest of your life

behind bars.

Talking to her through glass.

♪

Door just swung open.
Sniper on the ready.

It's the husband. Go.
Move, move.

♪

Where's my wife?
Is she okay?

She's fine. She's fine.

She's on the way
to the hospital.

We're gonna get you down there
as soon as possible.

But I need you to answer some
questions for this gentleman

about the layout of your house
where Hector is standing,

where Maggie is located, okay?
Things like that, okay?

- Yeah, whatever you need.
- Okay, thank you.

Hector said to tell you that--

Hector said to tell me what?

If you don't
find his daughter

in the next 30 minutes,
he's gonna kill the FBI agent.

♪

[tense music]

♪

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Hector, this is Agent Zidan.

Sawyer gave us your message.

We get it.

We understand that
you're scared,

but we do not need
to put a time limit on this.

We are doing
everything that we can.

Everything, so please just--

You have 28 minutes
and 30 seconds.

That's the deal.
It is non-negotiable!

Hector, please.

♪

You don't wanna do this.

You're right, I don't.

But I will.

I promise.

You can still surrender.

I spent my whole life
protecting that girl.

I have movement
near the window.

Stand by.

Maggie, is that Hector
near the window?

If it is, use the word
hostage in a sentence.

That's why we come here
to America.

It's for her.

It's for her future.

I can't lose her.

[crying]
I can't.

Okay, we're so close
to finding her.

Yeah, that's
what I would say.

I've worked
sex trafficking cases.

You either find the girl
right away or--

[sobbing]

I've got a shot.
Do we have confirmation?

No. Stand down.

We don't know
who's near the window.

Maggie, I need to know
what's going on in there.

If Hector is near the curtains,
say the word "hostage."

I need to hear
the word "hostage."

Maggie, do we have
a clean shot?

Say the word "hostage."

I'm sorry.

No.

I'm sorry that you're here.

And I'm sorry that
I need to do this.

But there's only
two ways out of this.

Either they find Maria,
or I die and you die.

♪

Jubal, do we have an update?

Yeah, we are close,
we are on his tail,

but finding her in the next
24 minutes is unlikely.

He's not gonna negotiate, okay?

He's not gonna
give us more time.

We know.

All right, have the
Deliberate Assault Team

get into position.

We have to breach now.
It is our best option.

I want you to talk to SWAT,
devise a plan,

and get Maggie
the hell out of there.

It's risky, okay?
We have 24 minutes.

Maybe we can hold off, see if--

No.
We do not know where Gamble is.

We cannot roll the dice.

OA, get into formation
and wait for my command.

Yes, ma'am.

Jared picked up his check
a few days ago.

Called in sick right after.

I haven't seen
or heard from him since.

- You have his cell number?
- Nope.

Well, he's an employee.
You don't have a file on him?

I'm a one-man show.

Limited time and resources.

What does that mean?

All the people I use
are subcontractors.

Less paperwork.

You don't do
background checks?

I deal in linen.

Well, you've sent
a known predator

with multiple
sex offense convictions

into a migrant center
full of kids.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
I had no idea, I swear.

Look, what day and time
did he call in sick?

- Tuesday, around 3:00.
- Okay.

All right. Great.
Hey, I got the phone records

for the linen company.
- Yeah.

Only one incoming call
at the time the owner

claims Gamble called in sick.

It's a burner.
- Okay, ping it.

♪

Got it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay.

Hey, the signal is on the move.

Looks like he's in a vehicle
driving on South Street.

Yeah, headed towards
the Brooklyn Bridge.

We're close, Jubal.
What are we looking for?

Yeah, standby.

How are we doing
on traffic cams?

I think I got something.

Okay.

Yeah. Zoom in.

Stop right there.
Yeah, there he is.

Okay.

He's in a gray sedan,
and Gamble's behind the wheel.

- I don't see a gray sedan.
- There.

[gunshots]

Shots fired. Go.
I'll clear the car.

Suspect is fleeing
southbound on foot.

♪

The vehicle's clear.
No sign of Maria.

Move, move, move!

♪

Get back! Get back!

[gunshots, screaming]

Gamble!

Drop your weapon.

I didn't do nothing.

Okay, well,
put your gun down.

Let's talk about it.

It's too late for that.

No, it isn't, all right?

Nobody needs to get hurt here.

Put the gun down

and walk towards me
with your hands in the air.

I screwed up.

I didn't wanna take her,
but I couldn't help it.

Okay.

All right,
that's understandable.

Okay, you made a mistake.

You got a chance here
to make up for that,

to make this right.

Put the weapon down, Gamble.

Tell me where she is.

I--I--

I'm so sorry.

[gunshot]

♪

Okay, where are we
with retracing his steps?

Does his cell
have a GPS record?

Negative.

He turned off
his location services,

but we ran the vehicle's plate
through the traffic cam system.

Got a hit in
a residential area in Brooklyn

30 minutes before Tiff
and Scola confronted him.

Okay,
is there any connection?

Any other property he owns?

Friend, relative who lives
in Brooklyn?

There's a house
in his grandmother's name

in that area, but according
to Social Security records,

her checks are now being sent
to a 24-hour nursing home.

Empty house is a great place
to stash a young girl.

Or a body.

[tense music]

♪

Hector, we are really close
to finding your daughter.

We just need you to hang
in there a little bit longer.

I've been waiting
long enough.

Hector, we know
where she is.

We are headed there now.
- You're lying!

Hector, we're the FBI.

Think, okay?

We're really good at this,
okay?

We're gonna find her soon.

She could be
in another country by now.

But she's not.
Listen, she is here.

We have already found
and neutralized the man

who abducted her,
so we know that she is nearby.

What do you mean?
What do you mean neutralized?

It means that we killed him.
Hector, he's dead.

You're just
making things up now.

You're not even
taking me seriously.

[grunting]

Go, go, go, move.

[glass shatters]

♪

Go, go, go!

Hector, drop the gun!

Drop the gun!

Hector, drop the gun!

- Stand back! Stand back!
- It's over.

I'll shoot her, I swear.

♪

Maggie, talk to me.

Don't come any closer.

Hey.

Maria.

The victim has
been found alive.

I need medical assistance ASAP.

[phone ringing]

Papá?

Maria?

- [speaking Spanish]
- Maria.

- Papá?
- Maria.

Maria!

[speaking Spanish]

[sobbing]

She's alive. She's alive.

[soft music]

♪

Maria is awake.

Appears to be doing well,

and there's no
physical injuries.

Does that--
does that mean that--

Yes, hospital confirmed

there's no signs
of sexual abuse.

[sighs]

I'm sorry.
I was so--

I was so worried.

I was scared that I would
never see her again.

I just had to do
what I had to do.

The parent has a duty
to protect.

And when your child
is in danger,

you--you don't think.
You just act.

You just--you just do.

And you don't care
about the consequences.

♪

Is there anyone
that could take care of her?

Friends, family?

I have a brother
in California.

He's a good man.
He has a good job.

Okay, we'll reach out to him,
let him know what's going on.

You have our word.

[sobs]

♪

Hey.

Hey.

I just spoke with OA.

I heard you had
a hell of a day.

Yeah.

Luckily, everyone's okay, so.

Well, that's good news.

Yeah.

At the end of the day,

you know, the guy just wanted
to find his daughter,

and he was willing to do
anything and everything

to make it happen.

I get it.

I mean, I don't--
obviously, I don't agree

with the way he went about it,
but...

You know,
the whole time I was in there,

I kept trying to--

to understand
what he was doing.

You know, what he was feeling.

It was so intense.

[pensive music]

He was just trying
to find his kid.

There's nothing
more intense than that.

♪

Come on. I'll buy you a drink.

♪

[tense music]

♪

[wolf howls]