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[ "Hawaii five-o" theme plays ]

[ man screams ]

Look, all I want

Is the kashmiri ring, marsh.

All right. All right,
I'll tell you.

But get that thing away. Please.

This?

Heh. Certainly.

I-- I sold it to coleman,

Director
Of the museum of asian art,

Here in honolulu.

A private sale,
Unannounced.

Unannounced.

[ chuckles ]

Unannounced?

That's hardly the word
For it, is it, mate?

Let's think.

Just when did, uh,

Mr. Coleman
Show the piece?

And for how long?

It was never exhibited.

It's still in the museum vault.

Interesting.

Very, very interesting.

I want to thank you for--

I am sorry.

But you did bring
It on yourself.

[ vacuum humming ]

[ camera shutter clicking ]

[ humming stops ]

One too many slick deals,
Huh, danno?

Could be.

You'd think he would have
Learned his lesson

After those coins
We convinced him

To return
To the korean government.

What's it look like?

Two bullets
Through the chest.

The maid found the body
This morning.

Looks like we can
Rule out robbery.

Went over the entire place
With the maid. Nothing missing.

She ought to know.
She was with him for ten years.

Steve?

Take a look at this.

Burns?

Yeah, and it looks like
It was made with a cigarette

Or maybe a cigar.

Torture.

Why?

Pretty heavy for revenge.

Yeah.

Well, marsh had more
Than a few enemies, danno.

Steve.

It's already dusted.

Names and addresses
From all over the world.

A list of art dealers,
Other clients maybe.

Yeah, maybe.

If I remember correctly,
Marsh had a secretary.

Bring her in.

Maybe she can give us a hand
With some of these names.

-right.
-the office, danno.

[ speaking inaudibly ]

Thank you so much
For showing me around.

I know how busy
You are.

-not at all. Not at all.
-it's been lovely.

Excuse me.
Mr. Coleman?

Yes?

Someone told me
That you were responsible

For putting this
Exhibit together

And I just wanted
To tell you

I think it's absolutely
Bloody marvelous.

It's the best I've seen
In a long time.

Thank you.
Thank you very much.

We do try to acquire
The best possible pieces we can

For the benefit
Of all our visitors.

I'm sure you do.

Oh, there was just
One thing, sir.

Some of the shang dynasty
Pieces you have

On the far wall over there
Are not quite right.

Nothing there dates
Before 200 a.D.,

Yet some of the cards say b.C.

If there is a mistake,

Dr. Cramer will
Certainly remedy it.

Doctor?

-of course.
-thank you, mister.

Oh, please,
Don't mention it.

Forgive me, ladies.

Excuse me.

Woman: I'm sorry,
Mr. Mcgarrett,

I don't recognize
One of those names.

How is that possible,
Miss mclean?

Mr. Marsh was
Very secretive.

He only let me take care
Of routine calls

And local
Correspondence.

It was boring,
And frustrating, too.

He'd go off on
Mysterious meetings

All over the world
And he wouldn't let me know

How or where
He could be reached.

Anything troubling marsh lately?

Did he receive
Any disturbing phone calls?

Not that I know of.

Of course,
His scene was basic gloom.

He was always worried
About something.

Was there any one individual
Or individuals

Who seemed to be calling
Mr. Marsh more frequently?

Well, there was mr. Coleman,

The director
Of the museum of asian art.

-coleman?
-mm-hm.

He was kind of a thorn
In mr. Marsh's side.

Sometimes he'd call
Two or three times a day.

Finally,
Mr. Marsh just said

Not to put through
Any more of his calls

No matter what the urgency.

Did he ever mention why he
Didn't want to talk to coleman?

No.

Miss mclean,
Thanks for coming in.

If you think of anything else,
Call us, please.

Sure.

Well, it's a good thing
My social calendar

Is clear for
The next few days.

Yeah, and nights, danno.

Until we hear from che,

The names in this book
Are all we've got.

Have, uh, chin
Give you a hand.

If you come up with anything,

I'll be at the museum
Of asian art.

Jeff? Nichols.
How are you, chum?

Oh, that's good.
Yeah, I'm fine.

Honolulu?
Ha-ha.

Like they say it is,
It's paradise, mate.

Only I'm not here
On a holiday. Right.

I wouldn't be calling you
If I was, would I, now?

Look, jeff,
I need a box man.

Right?

Yeah, but don't send that bloke
You sent last time.

Yeah, well, he talks
Too much, you know?

What's that?

Oh, that sounds good.
Right.

Okay. Have him call me
At the ilikai in room 253.

You'll do that?

Oh, that's a good lad.

Okay. Bye, chum.

Have a good time now. Bye.

This whole affair
Has been really quite trying.

I considered avery --

Mr. Marsh to be more than
A business associate.

I see. He was a friend
Of yours?

Why, yes,

But, uh, we didn't see
One another too much.

Why did he consistently avoid
Taking your phone call?

Well, mr. Mcgarrett, you --
You must understand.

See, our museum competes
With others all over the world

To acquire the finest
Possible artifacts,

And part of my job
Is to develop contacts

With art dealers
Who have fine things for sale.

Avery had a very keen eye.

Many of the things that came
Into his possession

Were simply stunning.

I simply have to plead
Over-eagerness.

You're aware that a lot
Of his stunning finds

Were probably ripped out
Of archeological sites

All over the world.

Now, in a sense,
That would make marsh

A receiver
Of stolen property.

As far as I know, avery dealt
Only in legitimate circles.

And to the extent
That you are attempting

To impugn
The acquisition policies

Of this museum,
I assure you,

We are very strict.

Does that include
Unannounced acquisitions?

Mr. Mcgarrett, I don't
Really see the point.

Oh. The point is,
Mr. Coleman,

That when museums like yours

Deal under the table
With men like marsh,

Buying artifacts
That have been stolen

From other countries'
Burial sites,

That's stealing
That country's heritage.

And there is no way --
No way you can pretend

That that is not a crime.

What does this have
To do with avery's murder?

Maybe nothing, maybe everything.

Were there any
Special pieces

That he was trying
To move quickly recently?

I don't know.

Well, what did you buy from him,
Say, in the last six months?

Well, let me see.
Uh...

There have been three.

A chorotega burial vase
And two mayan masks.

And each of them, I might add,
Has received special acclaim

In this month's
Archaeological digest.

Shall I quote?

No, I'll take your word for it.
I'll be in touch.

How do you do?

How'd it go?

I'm not sure.

Did you mention
The kashmiri ring?

I may be getting old,
But I'm not senile.

What do you plan
To do now?

I -- I don't know.

Then I'll tell you.

Nothing.

Absolutely nothing.

Moving that piece now
Would be stupid.

It stays where it is.

Well,

If that is what you think best.

I do.

[ telephone ringing ]

Of course,
Put him through.

[ telephone ringing ]

Nichols.

Woman: ready on your call
To new delhi, sir.

Yes, thank you.

Hello. Nichols.

Mr. Nichols.

I am so pleased
To hear your voice.

It has been some time.

Yes, but it's --
Heh-heh.

It's time well-spent, mate.

You have good news, then?

Nichols: in 24 hours,

I'll be able to deliver
The kashmiri ring of life.

How about that?

You will have
All five pieces?

If I didn't have all
Five pieces,

We wouldn't have a deal,
Would we, now?

Man: no, no, of course not.
It's just that

You will have to excuse me,
Mr. Nichols, I --

I am overcome.

This is going to mean
So much to my country.

Oh, of course.

Uh, where do we meet?

I will come to you in honolulu.

Shall we say
The consulate at noon,

Um, the day after tomorrow?

I'll be there, love.

I'll be there. Goodbye.

Che, got something for us?

Just a second, steve.

The ballistics report
Just came in.

The gun that killed marsh
Was a webley .38 -- english.

Webley?

We don't bump into
One of those very often.

No, it's not too common
In this country

Because it's so difficult
To obtain ammunition for them.

The .38 caliber ammo
In this country

Just doesn't work well
In the webley.

Run it down, frank.

Try the gun dealers
And hock shops first.

Frank: right away.

What about marsh's apartment?
Anything?

Well, the only fingerprints
That turned up

Belonged to marsh
And his maid.

Steve, we turned that place
Upside down,

But nothing.

Woman: announcing flight 14
From new york and los angeles

Now arriving at gate a.

This is the final call

For flight 190
To los angeles, chicago,

Now ready for departure,
Gate 9.

Woman: ilikai hotel, aloha.

Room 253.

[ telephone ringing ]

Hello. Nichols.

Colin nichols?
Ben clark.

Clark?

Jeffrey's friend?
Hah!

-you just get in, then?
-yeah.

Well, why don't you pop over
And we'll have a chat?

Hello? Clark?

Danno, how's it going?

Till about a half
An hour ago, stonewall.

-then bam, it hit the fan twice.
-give.

Two art dealers
From marsh's book.

Thomas severt, copenhagen,
Juro omata, tokyo.

Both shot to death

Within the last
12 months.

-any details?
-I've got calls in

To both police
Departments.

Copenhagen's gonna
Call back.

As far as tokyo's concerned,
It's the wrong time of day.

Counting marsh,
Three hits in a year.

All art dealers,
All handling the same product.

Makes coincidence
Kind of hard to buy.

Yeah.

If they are related.

Jenny? Get me paul albrecht,
Interpol.

I'm clark.

I'm nichols.

[ door shuts ]

How was your trip?

Fine.

Would you like a drink?
You know, bourbon, scotch?

-anything you'd like?
-nothing.

Oh.

No, paul, you've been
More than helpful.

Yes. Sure.

I-I hope we can
Reciprocate sometime.

Thank you, aloha.

Well, our killer's got
Something definitely in mind.

Both severt and omata
Were hit with a webley .38.

And get this --

They were both tortured.

That probably accounts for
The cold shoulder chin and I got

From the people in marsh's book.

It's a tight club,
They had to know.

Yeah, so what does it all
Add up to?

Three people killed

In completely different parts
Of the world.

All of them with obviously
Something valuable,

So valuable that only torture
Could pry it out of them.

Information?
Somebody tracking something?

Yeah, it sure looks
That way, doesn't it?

Let's see
How it washes.

Get back on the phone with those
Dealers, the ones in the book.

Call them,
Lay it out for them,

See if any of them crack.

Right.

Guards?

One. He's an old boy.

He shouldn't cause
Any trouble.

Hey, look, mate,

Aren't you curious about what
We're going after at all?

No. When do we do it?

When do we --

Tonight,
If it's all right with you.

Fine.

[ scraping on glass ]

-[ gun cocking ]
-[ gasps ]

Clark: right there, pop.

On the floor.

Let's go over it again.

Well, like I told you,

It was around
1:30 this morning,

They came in and out of here,
Half hour, I'd say.

Well, any idea
How tall they were?

Their weight, maybe?

Hard when you're looking up
From the floor.

Well, how about their voices?

Anything distinctive, accents,
Was it high, low?

Well, I only heard the one
That told me

To get down on the floor.

And it was nothing special.

And, of course,
He was wearing a mask,

So that could have
Muffled it some.

Okay. Here's the rundown.
Point of entry is in the back.

Right through the glass,
Neat and clean.

Somebody did a good job
Of cutting the alarm wires

At the junction box.

And whoever blew it open

Did it without
Any noise pollution.

Okay.

I'm gonna check in.

[ door opens ]

Mr. Mcgarrett,
I am terribly sorry.

I was certain dr. Coleman
Would be back by now.

He should be here
Any minute.

Is there something
I can get you?

-coffee?
-no, thank you.

But perhaps you could answer
A few questions for me

About the figurine.

I'll try.

What is it you'd
Like to know?

Well, for instance,
What is its monetary value?

Well, of course I can only judge
By what the museum paid for it.

I believe it was $25,000.

25,000.

How does that compare
To the value of the other items

The burglar passed up?

There are a number
Of pieces there

Worth considerably more.

That's what's so baffling
About it.

Yeah.

What about its background?

All I know is that
It's from india.

The kashmir valley.

Actually,

It is one of five figurines

Said to make up
The kashmiri ring of life.

One of five.
Where are the other four?

I don't know.

I doubt anybody does.

There are many versions

As to exactly when and where
They were discovered.

My guess is that
They were unearthed

At an illegal excavation
In punjab

Some 15 years ago.

From there,
There's no telling.

Some are undoubtedly lost,

Others may have found their way
To private collectors.

Doctor,

Suppose someone managed
To acquire all five pieces.

Now, what would they
Be worth as a unit?

I wouldn't even
Hazard a guess.

Please accept
My apologies.

Well, have you
Found out anything

About who might have
Done this?

No. No, no, not yet.

Dr. Cramer was just
Filling me in on --

How did you call it?

The kashmiri ring?

Yes.

I must tell you,
I'm really quite mystified.

Yes, well, maybe we can
Put a few facts together.

From whom did you acquire
The figurine?

I'm sorry.

It's the policy
Of this museum

To keep the sources
Of our acquisitions

In strictest confidence.

I simply can't make
Any exceptions.

Mr. Coleman,

I would strongly suggest

That you consider
Making an exception.

We're dealing with murder
And grand theft here,

And as a police officer
Of this state,

I have to have the facts.

Now, when you say
It's the policy of this museum,

Do you mean that
It's established

By the board of trustees?

Well, no. Not formally.

Oh, in other words,

What we're talking about
Is your policy?

Well, yes, but the trustees
Haven't questioned it.

Have they ever been asked
About it? The wisdom of it?

Well, there's no better time
To find out

Than right now, is there?

I assume that you'll
Answer my questions

If they instruct you to.

Wait.

I bought the piece
From avery marsh,

But I was reluctant
To mention it before

Because there has been
Some dispute

With the government of india

Over the ownership of the ring.

Dispute, huh?
What you mean in plain language

Is that the indian government

Would like a national treasure
Returned.

Yes.

But I assure you, I knew nothing
About those other murders.

I didn't mention anything
About any other murders.

Yet you knew about them.

That's why you were bugging
Marsh, wasn't it?

It was too hot to handle.
What, wouldn't he buy it back?

I have nothing more to say,
Mr. Mcgarrett.

Well, that's your right,
Mr. Coleman,

But I wonder how the trustees
Will feel about the director

Of their museum
Exercising that right.

Or pleading the fifth amendment
In a trial, let's say,

Or spending $25,000
On stolen merchandise.

You know, sooner or later,

You're gonna have to answer
Somebody's questions.

I just hope you don't wait
For the grand jury

And then have to go to prison.

[ door shuts ]

Don't let him intimidate you.

Please, doctor!
Just...Leave me alone.

Mcgarrett to central.

Patch me through
To dan williams.

[ phone rings ]

Williams.

Mcgarrett: danno,
Contact interpol.

See if they have any information
On the possible theft

Of some indian artifacts.

A group of five figurines,
Apparently ancient,

Called the kashmiri ring.

I'll fill you in later.

Right.

Good morning, love.

May I help you?

I'm here to see ram bushan.

He's expecting me.
My name's nichols.

He is. He's using the office
Right across the hall.

You can go right in.

Thank you.

Mr. Bushan.

Mr. Nichols.

[ laughs ]

It's nice to see you again,
Chum.

Oh, this is a big day for india,
Mr. Nichols.

Yes, of course. And for me.

And for me.

Fantastic.

More than I--
I could have dreamed.

Well, yes, uh,
I'm in the business

Of making dreams come true,
You know?

[ chuckles ]

You're in the business of,
Uh, paying for them?

Of course.

Forgive me. Please.

Thank you.

Bloody beautiful.

[ sighs ]

Now, that's a lovely sight,
You know that?

All that crisp green.

[ chuckles ]

It's a fake, mr. Nichols.

Bushan: even I was
Fooled for a moment.

A superlative fraud.

But whoever perpetrated this

Had one blank spot
In their knowledge.

You see,

Our alphabet changed
In certain respects

Shortly after
The ring was crafted.

The character that you see
On the back of that torso

Was not drawn in that fashion
Until after the year 300 a.D.

Of course, you could not
Possibly have known.

It's just a great
Disappointment.

That's hardly
The word for it, mate.

You don't know
How hard I had to --

Nor do I want to know.

[whispering]
It's coleman.

I must say, I-I really
Am at a loss as to how --

Don't worry, mate. Don't.

Uh...

I'll be back in 24 hours
With the last piece.

And it won't be a fake.

24 hours?

I-I don't follow
How you could --

[ laughs ]

Uh...There's a bloke
Who can explain.

And he damn well better,
That's all.

You keep your eye on that.

And I'll see you tomorrow,
Mr. Bushan.

Excuse me, sir.

[ telephone rings ]

Hello?

Hello, dr. Cramer?

Our friend
Is going after coleman.

I'll handle it from here.

Are you sure?

Don't worry.

[ hangs up ]

-steve?
-yeah, danno.

I just heard back
From paul albrecht.

Interpol lists all four
Remaining figurines as stolen.

Two from private collectors
In new york, from zurich,

One from the orient museum
In stockholm,

The other from
A small london museum.

But here's the kicker.

Each of those museum hits came
Within 48 hours of a murder,

Severt's and omata's.

So honolulu was the endgame.

Right. And whoever's
Got those figurines

Is gonna have an easy time
Unloading them.

Two years ago the indian
Government put up a reward.

One million dollars to anyone

Who returns the five pieces
Of the ring intact,

No questions asked.

No questions asked, huh?

Well, I've got a couple
For the indian consul.

For instance,
Has he been contacted recently

By any bounty hunters?

Let's go.

Dr. Coleman, I want to
Talk to you in private.

I have an important meeting.

This is more important.

If it has anything
To do with the ring,

Put it out of your mind.

If there are any further
Complications,

I'll handle them myself.

But there are
Several other matters

That I wish to discuss with you
As soon as possible.

[ sighs ]

All right.

I'll be meeting with the museum
Trustees most of the afternoon

At the chai house.

So why don't you give me a call
At home, say, um, after 5:00?

[ engine starts ]

[ engine starts ]

Ah, yes, I have an idea
Of why you gentlemen are here.

The theft
Of the kashmiri figurine.

Am I correct, mr. Mcgarrett?

That is correct.

And I understand
That your government

Has offered a reward
Of $1 million

For the return
Of the kashmiri ring,

All five pieces intact.

We have,

But I'm afraid I'm not familiar
With the details.

Fortunately, our assistant
Minister of our cultural affairs

Has stopped here for a brief
Visit on his way to new york.

I'm sure he'll be able
To tell you anything

That you might want to know.

Good.

Would you please locate
Mr. Bushan?

Yes.

Bushan: you see, this reward was
Absolutely our last recourse.

From time to time,
We would hear about the sale

Of one of the kashmiri
Figurines,

But the art collectors,
The dealers, even the museums

Refused to discuss the matter,

Let alone sending the pieces
Back to my government.

I understand that,
Mr. Bushan,

But your reward
May have triggered a murder.

My government would never
Condone such a thing.

I realize that.

But you -- you see, you must
Understand our desperation.

The kashmiri ring has immense
Cultural significance

To my country.

It belongs in india,
Mr. Mcgarrett.

Of course.

Now, you stay close
To your phone.

You may be getting a call soon.

In fact, I'm surprised

That you haven't been
Contacted already.

Never underestimate

The capacity of the open market,
Mr. Mcgarrett.

It is conceivable
That this individual chose

To make his arrangements
Elsewhere,

At more profitable terms.

But if contact is made,

You will, of course,
Be notified immediately.

Am I correct, mr. Vasanti?

Of course.

Mr. Bushan,
There is a man to see you.

His name is mr. Tanaka
And says you sent for him.

No.

Oh, yeah. Of course. Of course.

This must be my guide.

It is my first visit
To your marvelous islands.

I want to see
As much as possible

Before I have to push off.

Is there something else?

No, thank you.
That's all for now.

Goodbye.

Thank you.

-something bugging you, steve?
-yeah. Bushan.

I just can't grab hold of it,
But check him out, danno.

[ engine starts ]

[ silenced gunshots ]

[ car tires squealing ]

Someone wanted to make
Real sure he stayed down.

Mcgarrett: yeah.

-what have we got, chin?
-this.

-.25 caliber, huh?
-long way from a webley.

We know he left a business
Meeting around 4:30 alone.

H.P.D. Received
The call at 4:55.

Looks like someone
Was laying for him.

Steve.

Neighbors give you anything?

Best thing we've got so far
Is the lady next door

Said she saw a woman headed
For the house here around 3:00.

Couldn't give
Any description, though.

Didn't pay much attention.

A woman?

Hmm.

Why coleman, though?

Doesn't fit. Doesn't fit.

All we know for sure
Is that there's more

To this bag of snakes
Than meets the eye.

[ telephone rings ]

Kemana.

Oh, yeah. Hold on. It's danny.

Thank you. Yeah, danno?

Danno: I've been running down
Ram bushan,

Pretty smooth
Till I got to immigration.

He's been here before, steve.

Once. About six months ago.

Full diplomatic shots,

Supposedly
On official business,

But he never bothered to check
In with his own consulate.

Kind of strange, huh?

Yeah.

What was the exact date
Of his visit?

February 12th.

That was about one week
After coleman bought

The fifth figurine from marsh.

Do you think that, uh,

Somebody tipped bushan off
To the purchase

And that's why he made
A secret trip to honolulu?

-could be.
-yeah, it could be.

Okay, danno. Thank you.

[ hangs up ]

All right, what have we got?

Coleman is dead.

Marsh is dead.

Bushan makes a...A secret trip
To honolulu last february

And doesn't even check
In with his own consulate.

Strange. I wonder why.

You don't mind if I look
At this, do you, love?

I don't like being lied to
And I don't like being used.

I'll give you this --

You and bushan
Had a ruddy clever plan going.

I chase all over the world
Looking for five figurines

While you two lie back,

Knowing that the fifth
One's gonna be fake.

And when bushan sprang
The phony one on me,

He knew that I'd go off
Chasing coleman

Thinking he was the one
That had made the switch.

Bloody clever.

And you'd be waiting,

To do both coleman and me in

And keep our mouths shut
Permanently.

I sweat blood
Over those figurines,

And I spilled more
Of it along the way.

And you and bushan are not gonna
Collect my million-dollar reward

From the indian government.
Do you understand me?

I want the fifth figurine,
The real one.

And I mean to have it.

I really mean to have it, love.

No. Please.

I'll take you to it. Right now.

Be my guest.

[ laughs ]

Chin ho: no sign of her.
Nothing on her calendar.

-look at that.
-real cozy.

Yeah. Yeah,
It smells like conspiracy,

With a little double-cross
Along the way.

You go after the lady,

I'll try to catch up
With bushan.

Cramer: it's authentic,
Mr. Nichols.

Oh, I'm sure it is, love.
I'm sure it is.

All right, ring bushan.

Come on.

Tell him there's been
A change in plan.

You have to have your half
Of the reward money now, today.

You'll meet him at hanauma point

And you'll give him
The last figurine.

Got it?

Do it.

[ engine starts ]

No, mr. Mcgarrett, I haven't.

But then, I have been away
Most of the day.

However, if I can be
Of any help, I would.

I certainly do not condone
Mr. Bushan's actions.

Do you know how we might
Reach mr. Bushan?

You just missed him.

He asked me
To get a taxi for him

And he left maybe 15,
20 minutes ago.

What cab company?

-moana.
-may I use your phone?

Yes.

Wait for me here, please.

I'll be going on to the airport.

Something is troubling you,
My dear?

No.

I don't have time for jokes,
Doctor.

Quite right, mate.

[ chuckles ]

Put it in.

Put it in.

Come on, get it in.

It's all over now, love.

[ laughs ]

[ gunshot ]

-all safe.
-who we got to thank for that?

How about krishna, huh?

[ "Hawaii five-o" theme plays ]