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[explosion]

MAN: Claymore mine under the van.

Had to be military ordinance.

ZANE MALIK: Where is the evidence that this is

a politically motivated event?

I left Kabul to get away from this.

I understand. There's violence here, too.

But for us to be linked to this bomb is a catastrophe.

WOMAN: Do you know who did those bombings?

Was it a Muslim?

MAN: I don't know.

[non-english speech]

MAN: John Angleton, he's a covert operative.

We found one hundred grand in cash in the undercover flat.

John was scrupulous.

He believed in what he was doing,

and he was bloody good at it.

It's pointing to an integrity issue.

Yeah, obviously.

He was a good man.

Just don't let them take that away from him.

MAN: Akmal Fahd, international trader in illegal arms.

WOMAN: Six of the Claymores are still missing.

We need to find them, make a link to Akmal if we can.

MAN: One of Akmal's connections is a gun seller.

I'm confident that an operative can be introduced

to Akmal through him.

Will you do it?

(GASP)

WOMAN: What are you doing here?

[chanting]

[sirens]

[music playing]

[screaming]

[gasping]

[radio chatter]

[plane engine]

Lady walking her dog found the body about an hour ago.

She's got a bullet wound to the head.

Looks like she's been shot and dumped.

Haven't found any ID yet, but we did find these in her pocket--

Justin Timberlake.

PATRICIA WRIGHT: Oh.

And by the look of them, she can't have been in the water

too long. JUNG LIM: Yeah.

Well, the concert was on Friday, so--

PATRICIA WRIGHT: Poor girl.

JUNG LIM: She can't be more than what?

Mid-twenties at least?

Yeah.

And find out who bought the tickets.

Yeah, sure.

You better get your joggers on.

With Malik and Koa out of the loop,

I'm going to meet someone in charge.

Yeah.

Well, Callas is stepping up for it.

No. I'm giving it to you.

Any questions, don't hesitate.

[plane engine]

Where's Oscar?

Not coming.

What are you doing on your own?

I don't know you. - Hang on, hang on, hang on.

We agreed to meet a week ago. - No, no, no.

I agreed to meet with Oscar here to back you, not by yourself.

I'm here to do business, man. Oscar's in lockup.

- Since when? - Since when?

Since three days ago. I thought you knew.

Where do you know Oscar from, again?

Man, I've know Oscar for years.

I met him in Hearstville Lockup.

Since then, we've been doing business together.

Things are going good.

I got interests I need to protect.

Now, Oscar swears to me you're the man, you're 100%.

He knows I need people I can rely on.

But don't need the drama, [inaudible]..

Now I find out you don't want to do business,

you don't want to make money.

If not, let's all go home.

Supply rounds 500.

I want two magazines for each weapon, all right?

You said 33 for the four, right? - No, no, no.

I said 34.

Man, I 33.

That's non-negotiable.

Fine.

Check it.

Now, next time I see you, I need

to get hold of some other gear.

Stuff with a bigger bang, do a bit more damage.

Explosives and shit?

What do you want that kind of power for?

[inaudible] I need more than a bullet to take care of it.

Now, you want to do business or not?

It's up to you. - Hey, hey, hey--

I agreed on this one meeting because I owed

Oscar the favor, all right?

Now, I know nothing about any explosives.

So not another word, or the next time I see you

we're going to have a serious fucking problem.

Oh?

Good job in there.

I pushed it too far, man. I think he sussed.

No.

Thing about Tariq, he's a greedy little Arab,

so he's going to trust anyone.

What?

You think we chose you for your good looks?

Watch your backside.

Make a good terrorist when you think

about [inaudible] his position.

Could really do some damage.

You're full of shit.

Hey-- sense of humor.

Come on.

What we do know is that Tariq found

Akmal soon after Malik left.

And said what?

RICHARD SKERITT: Crim code, mostly.

But Tariq did refer to a newcomer with a shopping list,

and we assume now that it's Malik.

Did Akmal take the bait?

To be honest, we're not sure.

Akmal's become embroiled in some other shit

fight with these two guys here.

Demitri Grigorovich, very Russian.

Visiting on a one-month tourist Visa.

Valentine Scherbakov ex-KGB, mid-ranking colonel

in the Czech R, the FSB secret police.

The rumor on this guy that he's a specialist in torture

and he rather enjoys his handiwork.

So what the hell do they want with Akmar?

It's unlikely Grigorovich would travel halfway

around the world to buy six Claymores when

that kind of military hardware is falling off the backs

of trucks in Mother Russia.

So the Russians are selling?

Yeah, but we don't know what.

They met again yesterday and the exchange

got a little bit heated.

Seems whatever the Russians are selling,

Akmar wanted to slow down the deal

citing problems with passports.

Passports being in Angleton's safe.

RICHARD SKERITT: Well that's what we think.

The two men that Akmar was trying

to bring into the country, they are somehow

connected with this deal.

We're still trying to work out their real IDs.

Put him in my office.

Hey, look at you.

You look great-- all commissioneresque.

Yeah.

And you look the same.

What do you do here, Craig?

Well, can't I just come and visit?

Sure.

Surprise me.

I want you to look at this as a gift, yeah?

In the form of an opportunity.

There's a boom on in China at the moment.

Industry is booming. Tourism is booming.

There's a lot more people that want to spend a lot more money.

OK. Get to the point, Craig.

I'm working.

The point is I want us to invest, you and me together.

It's Balanese Star, five-star luxury,

right down to the bed linen.

The Chinese are desperate for them.

Well, I don't have money to throw around, Craig.

I'm not talking about throwing money around.

This is a solid investment.

100 grand and you could--

I certainly don't have that kind of cash.

Oh. come on.

It's not like you're spending on anything else.

Your mortgage must be next to nothing.

You know, and neither do you, or you wouldn't be

here putting the squeeze on me.

Pats, this is the real deal.

Something I really believe in.

Something we can do together, you and me, brother and sister.

Fine.

You put your cash on the table, I'll match it.

My money's all tied up at the moment.

You never disappoint me, Craig.

What is it with you?

You're not returning my calls.

I come here to tell you about something

I'm very excited about, something I believe in.

Yeah.

Well, it's just that I've heard it all before, Crag.

This is a real chance for a good go at it,

and you won't even listen to me.

Because it's always the same story,

Craig, and I'm too busy to listen.

It's always about your career, isn't it Pats?

There's never enough time for family.

[knocking]

I just got the requisition.

Might need a signature.

Thanks.

Everything OK here?

Fine.

My brother was just leaving.

Oh.

No, no, no.

You keep that as a souvenir for your disappointment.

You're going to grow up to be a very lonely lady, Pat.

Justin Timberlake on the 18th.

Tickets bought by Young Mae Jing, Denison Street,

Kensington.

She's got a flatmate by the name of Alice.

Mae Jing liked to be called Jenny.

HELEN CALLAS: Does Jenny have any family?

Beijing.

I can give you their contact details.

Alice, we need to look at the apartment

that you shared with Jenny, OK?

We'll wait outside.

Have you got a problem with me be being in charge?

Do you want to know what the truth is?

I feel like I'm being punished for deciding to have a baby.

Punished?

Well, why you and not me, then?

Well, maybe because of the Chinese thing,

because I can communicate with the family, the community.

Right.

So the next Greek victim that comes along,

I can expect a promotion?

Well, I guess you never know.

[sirens]

Jenny left the apartment early Friday morning, about 7:30.

We both had late tutorials that day,

so we agreed to meet outside the concert.

I phoned and left messages.

JUNG LIM: How long have you known Jenny for?

ALICE: About three months.

She's been here about two years.

I just came.

I saw she was advertising a room for rent.

We clicked straightaway.

JUNG LIM: It's an expensive apartment for two students.

Do you guys share the rent?

Jenny's parents bought it for her

so she can concentrate on her master's degree.

I pay $100 a week.

Young's must be pretty wealthy.

What do they do?

They're both architects in China.

They'll be heartbroken.

JUNG LIM: Look, Alice, do you know if Jenny

was in any kind of trouble?

ALICE: She studied hard.

Everyone liked her.

She loved Australia so much.

HELEN CALLAS: Did Jenny have a computer?

A laptop.

She took it with her.

What about a boyfriend?

There was one guy, he left after I moved in--

Eddie something.

How about you?

Anyone special?

I study days, I work nights.

It's not easy being a student here.

There's no time for boys.

Look, um--

Alice, we're going to need a list of names.

You know, Jenny's friends, tutors, anyone you think

could help us. - OK.

Look, you better get Malik back in the [inaudible]..

I just got word Oscar's being grilled by one of Akmal's men.

This is not right, Mr. Skeritt.

This is not the dentist. - No, it's not.

The prison got its own dentist.

This is something completely different, Oscar.

I don't even know what to say, man.

I'm so disappointed in you.

I mean, we work it all out.

When were you going to tell us Akmal's

men had come to see you?

Hey, he promised me he'd look after me.

Now I can't even get my tooth fixed.

Stop bitching about you tooth. Let me have a look.

What is it, a root canal?

My old man used to be a sheep farmer.

- Ah. - Yeah.

Just pull that with one yank. - Ah!

All right. All right.

All right. RICHARD SKERITT: Come on, Oscar.

OK. RICHARD SKERITT: Come on.

So what'd you tell him?

He wanted to know how genuine you were, all right?

I told him exactly what we practiced.

I told him you were down for credit card frauds,

and he was really interested in that.

Back through everything that he said.

He wanted to know how well you knew computers.

- Yeah? - I said, of course he does.

He got down for those credit cards.

Come on, Oscar. Don't deviate from the story.

Come on.

And he just kept asking questions.

What we agreed on.

Mate, he wouldn't stop asking questions.

No, no, no. It's OK.

It's all right. - He wouldn't let go.

You just overstepped [inaudible]

So I just embellished the story a little.

I can use a word processor, that's about it.

Well, you better know more than that, because he

thinks you're really smart now.

RICHARD SKERITT: All right.

What else?

Well, he wanted to know about your background.

I told him your father was in Iraq, right?

Got that right, didn't I?

And he's making money from all the trouble over there.

And now you've full-on gone religious on us.

[knocking]

Just hang in a minute.

Get him to the dentist as soon as possible.

[inaudible]

ZANE MALIK: You trust him?

Yeah, he's good.

He's got a boyfriend at Grafton maximum security

and he wants him transferred down here.

You see?

You can rely on true love.

We've laid the groundwork for a few solid lines--

Confucius.

[speaking chinese]

Jenny Mae Jing's ex-boyfriend?

No?

Doesn't [inaudible]?

JUNG LIM: You guys speak English?

[speaking chinese] How'd you go?

Well, all I got is the ex-boyfriend

worked somewhere in Randwick.

That's the Chinese for you--

shut your mouth, say nothing.

It's bloody frustrating.

So much for access to the community.

They're just scared that whoever killed

Jenny might come after them.

Well, unless someone speaks up, nothing's going to change.

[fighting sounds]

[groaning]

Be patient.

This is just a business process.

It has to be done.

Relax.

Sit down.

Let's start with who you are.

You know who I am.

From your own mouth would be reassuring.

Ali Rafiq.

My name is Ali Rafiq.

What do you want with guns and Explosives

That's my business.

If I sell m I need to know where it's headed.

I'm in the pest extermination business.

I've got a pest problem. - Hey.

Hey.

[squeaking]

They're for my neighbor's kid, man.

What are we wasting time with this shit for, hey?

Why?

Just-- tsh, tsh.

It's a big step from computers to explosives.

Were you planning on fighting an entire war?

Are the Israelis coming to take your house?

And I found new things worth fighting for.

What do you know about this printer that got blown up?

It was a reasonable job.

You could do better?

I'm working on putting explosives

inside a computer screen.

You see what I can do someone?

It's triggered by Enter key.

OK.

Maybe we can help each other out.

I'll consider it.

[chanting]

Sonny.

Hey!

Where's Skeritt?

In the toilet.

Hey.

[flushing]

Hey!

You got a leak.

That's why God made urinals.

In your department!

Someone's leaking information to Akmal.

That's bullshit.

He's been on me, him and his two men.

- That's bullshit. - They know my movements.

Who've you told? Who knows?

[interposing voices]

Guys in my own department.

Guys who I trust with my own life and I need to know best--

[interposing voices] - Well, something's going on.

They found the apartment.

RICHARD SKERITT: You could have got followed.

Bullshit!

Akmal has an escape conviction because he's stupid,

he's smart, he was going to confront

you when you least expect it.

What's going on in here?

Why don't you invite the entire squad in here.

You can all watch me take a piss.

Let's shut down the operation.

Hey, oh, well that's a mistake.

Well, do you think Malik would even be alive

if Akmal so much as suspected?

He's too smart to kill a cop.

Look, he'd a killed Malik, disposed of the body,

had the van crushed down to the size of a shoe box

before you've had your morning shit.

So think about this.

Akmal's on the hook, and your our only link to the truth

about Angleton and the missing Claymores.

Imagine the carnage one of those babies causes at rush hour

if it goes off on a bus, train, or ferry.

Yeah. OK, OK.

We don't know the killer pictures.

Thanks.

The safety of my officers is paramount.

Zane, it's your call.

[phone ringing]

Yes?

No.

I haven't written a check in over a month.

Why?

Yeah. Sure.

Can you just give me a minute?

So when were they presented?

What, all three?

No, no, no.

I'm glad you did.

OK. Thank you.

Bye-bye.

ZANE MALIK: Amina, you seen my phone charger?

It's in the middle drawer of the sideboard.

What do you leave it there for?

Can you stay for dinner?

RICHARD SKERITT: I shouldn't be here at all.

Yeah, I know. It's too dangerous.

Too dangerous for you to be in your own home.

RICHARD SKERITT: Not for me, for you.

And yet you accept this job.

They're only using you because you're Arabic.

Maybe.

Your children are told at school

that they're not Australia.

We're spat on, accused of being terrorists,

for planting car bombs.

Well the whole point of doing this, isn't it?

Find out whoever's responsible for this bombing,

prove that they're not representative

of the Muslim community. - Yeah, I know.

I'm just frightened.

You know I don't like it when I can't contact you.

What if [inaudible] runs off, or wanders off again--

You call the office. You know that.

AMINA MALIK: And if they can't find you?

[shriek]

Amir, don't chase your sister in the house!

How many times I got to tell you?

Go outside and play.

You know, it's not fair that our children

should be caught up in this.

I'll spend the weekend with them.

I promise. All right?

Zane, our world is upside down.

We're not safe when you're in our house,

and I don't feel safe when you're not.

Mr and Mrs. Young, had Jenny been in touch with you

about any kind of trouble?

[speaking chinese]

[speaking chinese]

[speaking chinese]

It's difficult for us to imagine the grief

you're experiencing right now.

But if you want us to find the person who

killed your daughter, you have to help us.

Mr. And Mrs. Young, you have to speak up about this now

or you're going to be burdened by it

for the rest of your life.

And I understand guilt, unlike grief, never goes away.

They demanded $500,000.

They told us where in Beijing to leave the money,

and said, if we contacted the police they would kill.

Do you have any idea who they are?

How did they contact you?

We got a phone call.

A man gave me the password to an email account.

He said I should check it.

When I logged on, I saw there was mail from Mae JIng.

When I opened it they were demanding money.

[speaking chinese]

My husband was late paying their ransom by three hours.

It isn't easy to raise such a large amount of US dollars

in Beijing.

You were right-- guilt is lifelong.

Mrs. Young, mothers and daughters are often very close.

Did Mae Jing ever talk about a boyfriend?

PATRICIA WRIGHT: So whoever did this

grabs a rich overseas student and extorts

money from their parents. - Yeah.

Well, my guess is Jenny wasn't the first.

Uni mates aren't willing to talk.

I think they're too scared they're going to be next.

What about these Emails Can't we trace the IP address?

Well, that's not going to help.

The kidnappers have used Jenny's laptop

and Jenny's email account, so it's all just

going to lead back to her.

Well, somebody knew her parents

were rich, which means they did their homework

or they knew Jenny.

OK.

According to Jenny's mother, the ex-boyfriend is Eddie Shen.

One of his tutors says he works at a favorite Yum cha haunt

and she's faxing over the student ID now.

OK.

How's she holding up? - She's fine.

PATRICIA WRIGHT: Is she? - Yeah.

She's fine.

EDDIE SHEN: What did they do to her?

The pathologist hasn't confirmed a cause of death yet.

Why would anybody want to hurt her?

We understand that you and Jenny broke

up about two months ago, Eddie. - Yeah.

Her parents didn't approve.

They want to cut back her allowances.

So her breaking up with you, how did that make you feel?

Look, you have it all wrong.

She wanted us to stay together.

She didn't care about what her parents thought, even

though her parents threatened to sell her apartment

and take her back to China.

She said she'd get a new job and you know, even live

here illegally if she had to.

So then why did you guys break up?

Because she's from a rich family,

she has no idea how the average overseas student survives here.

Every day, you're trying to hold down two or three jobs,

studying during the day, and night time, you're--

HELEN CALLAS: Is that what you're doing, Eddie?

I was born here in Australia.

I'd have a huge HECS bill to pay,

but I know heaps of Asian students.

She would never have survived.

And in the end, she would have had to give away her degree,

and what for?

So I had to end it.

[speaking chinese] Back to work!

[speaking chinese]

Craig, we can either talk about this

and solve it or let it divide us.

So just give me a call when you get this message, OK?

I mean it Craig.

Just call me.

Bye.

[knocking]

We've IDed the man who was supposed

to receive the passports from Angleton's safe.

Real name Rakmad, Indonesian national.

first class honors in chemical engineering from Sydney

University, no less.

Now he's a first class fanatic--

likes to blow things up and quite good at it, I'm told.

Last seen in the Philippines.

This guy, here he's more intriguing.

Rashid Parvaneh, Pakistani national.

Specialist in IT and computers, and spent time in training

camps in Afghanistan.

Well, an explosives man and an IT expert.

That a worrying combination when mixed with missing Claymores.

That's good work. Thank you.

Thanks.

Is it good enough to buy me a beer and a plate of Chinese?

Well, I'd probably say yes if I

didn't have a prior engagement.

Who's the lucky guy?

Monthly night out with the girls.

I'd ask you along-- - Yeah.

Bunch of girls once a month?

It's a scary thought.

Yeah.

We're a scary lot.

RICHARD SKERITT: Are you OK?

See what you find out about this company, will you?

Any particular reason?

Plenty.

All of them private.

[sirens]

[music playing]

According to Oscar, you can tell

the difference between a Pentium chip and a potato chip.

I'm buying some computer chips off some Russians.

I need to know I'm getting what I pay for.

Why don't you get your monkey here to give him

the plastic bag [inaudible].

How do we even know we can trust this [inaudible]..

Where's your family from?

Basra.

Basra-- terrible trouble there.

Living [inaudible] the same.

You have relatives there?

Yeah.

My uncle and his wife were recently

killed in a bomb blast.

Their son wants to join me, [inaudible] but it's difficult.

Well, sometimes it's only a matter of having

the right connections.

I can help you out.

The computer chips is only a test run.

If the deal is a success, then the Russians can provide

other military ordinance.

The chips were stolen from a military base

in Afghanistan, something to do with weapons

targeting hardware.

That's all the Americans would tell us.

It's all academic until I can tell if the chips are legit.

We're working on it.

Well, work harder.

I've got no idea when this deal's going down.

Is your dad really a sheep farmer?

He's a watchmaker.

Spent his entire adult life watching

little cogs go round and round.

That's where I inherited meticulous.

JUNG LIM: Hey, you OK?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Just a bit queasy.

Thought that only happened in the first three months.

Yeah.

So did I. What's up?

The autopsy report's in.

Looks like Jenny was killed by a small caliber weapon, 0.22,

most likely, but the bullet's too fragmented for us

to get anything from it.

Bruising around the head, though,

suggests the weapon was pushed up hard against her temple.

Cold-blooded execution.

Is that it?

Jenny was pregnant.

14 weeks.

[sigh]

Hey Callas, do you want to sit this one out?

Uh, no.

I think it's time to chat to Eddie again.

On the move, Eddie?

Just cleaning out, why?

You knew Jenny was pregnant and you chose not to tell us.

The baby yours?

She wanted to get back together as a family.

Is that the real reason you broke up, then?

Jenny being pregnant all a bit inconvenient?

Or maybe that even tipped you over the edge,

and you saw a chance to pay off that huge HECS debt?

You think I killed Jenny?

Well, convince me otherwise.

We broke up for the same reasons I told you before.

I think you can do a bit better than that.

Jenny really loved it here.

I began to think she loved it even more than she loved me.

Now, I'm a citizen.

She's an overseas student.

I'm sure you've heard of the stories,

of people trying desperately to become a citizen here.

She just really loved the lifestyle here.

Who's-- who's the guy with Alice?

That's Ben, her boyfriend.

She said she didn't have a boyfriend.

They're still together as far as I know.

Jenny even knew our baby was a boy.

Yeah, well, the Chinese one-child policy makes a male

child more valuable, you know?

Carries On the family name and stuff.

Hm.

Well, it definitely sounds like she got pregnant deliberately.

Maybe.

So what are you guys going to do if you have a boy?

What do you mean?

You know, I mean, two mothers, no father.

It's not really good for boy, right?

There's no role model.

Ah, just so you know, it is a boy.

And Malaita and I don't reckon that that's an issue.

OK.

Cool.

You have to convince Akmal you're computer literate.

In the meantime, what you're looking

for is the serial numbers.

It's a list of serial numbers from the stolen

chips from Afghanistan.

Where'd this come from?

Let's just say the Yanks are keen to get their gear back.

[inaudible] knew those numbers are on the chips

that Akmal's buying.

The genuine article.

You cannot let Akmal see this list.

He sees this list, he's going to guess where it came from.

You sure you're up for this?

You've got Amina and the kids to think about.

It's a big gamble, Zane.

Don't you ever get bored with being the voice of reason?

Why did you lie to us?

I didn't know why you--

JUNG LIM: Callas.

Was the blood from Alice?

Look, I'm sick of this silence bullshit.

This is Australia.

When we ask a question--

Leave her alone.

She's got nothing to do with this.

OK.

One of you needs to explain what's going on now.

I was leaving work, taking a shortcut home.

Some guy's jumped me.

OK, look-- we need to get you to a doctor.

Did you recognize any of those men?

BEN: No.

It was too dark.

Ben, you're at University too, right?

Yes.

So is someone trying to threaten you or Alice?

Trying to extort money from your families?

Is that what this is about?

They'd be wasting their time if they did.

My family is poor.

We can protect you if you help us, Ben.

BEN: Protect me against what?

Three guys turned me over.

If you want to help, find my wallet, my money.

Alice, did Jenny tell you she was three months pregnant?

Boss, I just got a text from Malik.

He and Akmal are going to meet the Russians.

Have we got a location?

Yeah.

It's a brickworks in Zetland.

There's an old factory here.

- Have we got ears, eyes? - No.

They grabbed them off the street.

So no wire.

No, but we've got a vantage point.

OK. Go, go, go.

Not that one.

One from the back of the box.

This is not a good way to start

a new business relationship.

First he shows the money.

All right?

OK. Here we go.

Moment of truth.

Vodka's getting warm, you know?

It's time to drink to new partnerships.

We've got a problem, Amin.

What do you mean?

These aren't legitimate.

They're fake.

Let's get out of here.

[inaudible]

OK.

[gunfire]

[shouting]

[inaudible] vehicle.

[inaudible] the automatic weapons.

Registration--

[gunfire]

They will not live to see their families!

Drive!

[non-english speech] You understand?

You tell Melbourne I want the Russians

to know that I count my friends by the measure of their honor.

And a man without honor is a dead man.

Apologize to your wife and children for me,

for dragging you out of your home like this.

Drink this hot tea.

Tomorrow I want you to come to my home.

You will meet my family and then we will talk business.

I swapped the cars over and got rid of the gun.

Anything else? - Yeah.

Take Ali home.

I won't be needing you tomorrow.

Why don't we have GPS in Akmal's vehicle?

The car must have thrown a bug during the shit fight.

We're meant to be professionals.

We'll get no Russians, no Akmal. - Great.

No wonder we're winning the war on terror.

Oh, look, that's enough.

Our number one priority is to locate Malik

and make sure he's OK, right?

He needs us to stay focused.

He's not at the flat.

He hasn't called Amina. - Oh, great.

Now his wife's going to worry.

Let's see you pulling miracles out of your ass.

I said that's enough.

You get word to uniform, find Malik,

and then no one approaches him without my direct authority.

Understood? - Yeah.

Got you.

Sonny, relax, would you?

Yeah.

I'm all right.

Yeah, because I know how you worry, man.

You're worse than my wife.

Tell the boss I'm all right.

No.

I'll call you soon, OK.

Oh.

Bye.

Hi, Dad, it's me.

Have you heard from Craig yet?

Yeah, well, miracles do happen.

So if you do, look-- well, if you do, just tell him that um--

just tell him I called, OK?

Bye.

- Is this is a good time? - Not really, no.

It's just that, you know, you put Lim

in charge of the Young case. That's fine.

You obviously think she's ready, that's fine too.

And I'd like to think you wouldn't hold me

back because of the pregnancy, but I'm

picking up on this vibe thing. And I just--

Vibe thing?

Yeah.

Oh, I don't know.

You've chosen a particular career path.

Maybe seeing me do it differently,

maybe it's bringing up some issues.

Callas, I've just had an operation go pear shaped.

I've got an officer off the radar, and I've got--

you know, I've just got no time for this bullshit.

Your life choices are of no interest to me whatsoever.

What I am concerned about is where

you're up to in the Young case. - OK.

So the tutor says that the boyfriend dropped out

of university three months ago.

He couldn't afford to pay his fees.

So what? He lied about being a student?

Yeah.

And Alice lied about having a boyfriend.

So they're both involved somehow.

Good work.

All right.

Get a search warrant, go and pick

up Ben Shen and his girlfriend. - Tonight?

Yes. Or are you too tired?

Night, shush.

Show me.

I'm all right.

Can you imagine how your children

would feel if something bad were to happen to you?

[music playing]

You must really love Alice to be

staying in this country with your kinds

of financial problems.

Your Visa statement.

That's real debt, Ben.

Lots of cash withdrawals from the Casino,

and you've had a lot of losses in your TAB account, too.

Looks to me like you've gambled away your entire university

fees and then some.

Is that why you were beaten up, because you owe somebody money?

I told you I was robbed.

We found your wallet in your flat, Ben.

It wasn't stolen, was it?

And I'm guessing that we're going to find Jenny's

laptop in a pawnshop somewhere.

And when we do, it's going to have

your fingerprints all over it--

yours and Alice's from when you wrote

those ransom emails together.

No.

Alice had nothing to do with it.

She's a good and decent person.

So is that where you got the Young family's details from?

From Alice?

She told you that Jenny's family was rich?

HELEN CALLAS: You gave Ben the family's details, didn't you?

How to contact them?

I didn't know why he wanted them.

You loved Ben, don't you?

You knew he'd be deported if he was caught.

And you ached so badly for him to stay in Australia that you

didn't want to know why.

It wasn't like that.

You wanted him to make the money, pay off his debts,

become a student again, and stay here in Australia with you.

I would never hurt Jenny.

She was like family.

Which is why you were so upset when you found out that she

was pregnant, because you knew.

Deep down in your heart, you knew what Ben had done to her.

Losing a sister is one thing, but

to kill a mother and her child?

So you kidnapped Jenny and something went wrong.

What was it? What?

She wasn't Chinese enough for you, too Australian?

No.

So she wouldn't follow the rule of silence.

She threatened to go to the police.

And when you got the money, you shot her.

I didn't do it. I--

Look, Ben, the courts are going to see things our way,

OK?

Circumstantial evidence does stand up as

long as there's enough of it.

You and Alice are going to go away

to jail for a very long time.

He said if I didn't repay the money

I owe him he will kill me.

So you helped him kidnap Jenny?

No.

I sold him Jenny's details.

He said he wouldn't hurt her.

If I'd known, I would never--

I--

JUNG LIM: We're going to need a name, Ben.

BEN SHEN: He said if I talk to police he will hurt my family.

Your brother's mixed up with some bad people.

[inaudible] Developments, prides itself on delivering deadline

building projects, but also [inaudible]

when one of his apartment blocks collapses

and kills 38 residents.

They're cost cutters, gangsters registered out of Macau.

Principle's name is Samuel Wong.

Not the kind of guy I'd want me family to get into bed with.

[door closing]

He's given us a name--

it's Kenneth Lo, a rising hot-shot in Chinatown.

OK, good.

Is he prepared to stand up in court?

He says so.

Well, make sure he's treated decently.

Get him some tea or something.

JUNG LIM: OK.

You and I are going for a drink.

[sirens]

So your father was a cop.

He was a good cop, a lousy father.

That may explain why his son's off the rails.

And why his daughter's got such a lousy track record

when it comes to relationships. - You too?

I'm hopeless.

I've given up.

[laughter]

Cheers then.

To the relinquishing of all hope.

[background conversation]

Callas, stay here.

- I'm pregnant, not an invalid. - Look.

I'm ordering you to wait here.

[grunt]

It's OK.

[groaning]

Come on.

[inaudible] It's OK.

Aw shit.

Nice tackle.

You OK? - Yeah.

Yeah?

Let's get you to the car.

Look, listen-- nobody at work gives a shit

about your pregnancy, OK?

But you should.

And you and Malaita have been through way too much to have

this baby to put him in danger.

OK.

OK?

Come on.

OK.

Yeah.

Kenneth Lo, you're under arrest for the murder of Jenny Young.

I'm glad you came.

Come meet my family.

How's your shoulder? [phone ringing]

It's all right. Yeah.

It's nothing. - Yeah?

Sorry.

Hello?

Annie, come here.

MAN (ON PHONE): Who live at 67 Carrington Road?

- Mommy home? - Yeah.

She's inside.

I want you to meet my princesses.

This is my number one princess, Vassina.

And this is my other princess, Annie.

I have a wealth of princesses, but no Prince.

I spoil them too much, but what can I do?

We would unleash the devil himself to protect them.

I need to make a phone call.

Please make your call and then you be my guest.

- Quickly. - OK.

Go on. Play.

[phone ringing]

Yes?

Sonny, drop everything and get to my house right now.

SONNY(ON PHONE): Why, what's wrong?

I don't know. There's trouble.

Just go, go.

Right.

[tires squealing]

I might actually have to get going.

You can spare half an hour.

These men can help your nephew back from Basra.

There's nothing more important than family.

Ali Rafiq, my colleagues.

- [non-english] - This is Thomas.

- Hello. - This is Mahmoud.

- Hello. - Antonio.

Nice to meet you.

Andrew, and this is Edward.

HI.

And please meet my good friend, Amin Khoder.

I think we may have met before.

Oh, That's possible.

At the Zetland mosque.

[door closing]

[squeak]

Nice rabbit.

Don't move!

Our mosque is committed to helping refugees.

Khoder lost his family.

Now he's committed to helping others.

There's no greater pain.

Hey! Hey!

I said don't move! Hey!

Hey! Don't move!

Don't move!

Don't move. [phone ringing]

AMIN KHODER: The plight of refugees in this country

is a disgrace. - Hello?

MAN(ON PHONE): Princess, I need to speak to your father.

Yep. Sure.

One moment.

He thinks my money is unclean.

Ali, you tell him-- am I a dishonest man?

No.

He's very honest.

[tires squealing]

Here, Daddy. It's for you.

ZANE MALIK: I need to get going.

Just wait.

We must have some coffee.

Police!

We've got a warrant to serve this premises for weapons!

Don't move!

Police!

Stop, he's going!

He's going!

He's going out the front!

Move!

Hello?

Tariq?

[sirens]

Everything all right?

[phone beeping]

I better get going.

I'll call you.

OK.

[sirens]

[inaudible] I'm sorry.

[music playing]

[inaudible] Scary.

It's scary.

Seems Melbourne turned up a couple of comrades.

Akmal's had the two Russians killed.

Cheer up, sunshine.

He ran a stop sign, end of story.

You did good.

[shouting]

Sometimes Lady Luck makes up for her mistakes.

It's a good result, Pat.

A man is dead.

When is that ever a good result?

Could have been Malik as opposed to some arms dealer.

It's a good result.

It's a good result.

[beeping]

Well.

You must have sunk really low for it to come to this.

Stealing from your own flesh and blood.

I didn't steal from you.

You forged checks, Craig.

So arrest me.

Go on, you're the cop-- arrest me.

Is that all you see me as, a cop?

That's all you ever been, Pat.

It's always been about the job, not us.

You know, families are supposed to stick together, but be

there when you need them.

You know, family is a word of convenience to you, Craig.

It is something you pull out and dust

off whenever you're in trouble.

You know what?

No more.

What's this?

Distance money.

If you take this check, don't ever come back.

I'll pay it back.

I promise.

I don't want you to pay it back, Craig.

I want you to choose.

You either stay here and be a real brother,

or you take this check and leave and I

will no longer be your sister.

Please don't make me choose, Pat.

[music playing]

There was a man in our house and I'm entitled to ask.

[inaudible].

I've got to finish this job.

Do you know what it's like to watch your child die?

[crying]

First priority is always to the case.

Mine's to my family.

Next is to work with people I can trust.

[gunshots]

If we lose these explosives we'll

have no way of finding them.

A young woman's just been brutally stabbed to death.

The passports belong to Natasha Khadryova and Aneta

Alexandrov, and several other women

who worked at Caruso's brothel.

See, Akmal Fahd knows you and why he wants to see you dead.

These people, they don't negotiate.

Let go of me!

[struggle]