All language subtitles for Will Trent S02E09 - Residente o Visitante

Previously on "Will Trent"...
I hope I made you proud.

My boy.

You did.

You do.

At the hostel,
I can't sleep there.

I go home with guys sometimes
just to be somewhere else,

to pretend
I'm someone else.

Joey, hey, hey.

Yeah, listen, I think
I found a roommate for you.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.

I'm so, so, so sorry.

She's dead
because of me!

She died because
an abusive man killed her.

Not because a brave child
wanted to protect her.

I like having you
in my life.

It feels right.

Samesies.

Maybe you need a little break.
Change of scenery.

Let me take you
to Puerto Rico.

What?
Air's different.
Sun's different.

People are different.
You feel different.

Oh.

You should try our Papas con
Huevos. They're really good.

Oh, no, no, please.

Jaime,
dame dos quesitos.

Sí. Pronto.

Gracias.

Did you know, uh,
we have a family plot

at the cemetery nearby?

Must be another
Morales family.

That cemetery is fancy.

There's a birth announcement
for Marta Morales,

your mother, in a San Juan
newspaper archive

that says she's
the granddaughter

of Felipe Morales,
who happens to be interred

in the Morales family plot
at the Santa Maria Magdalena.

So Felipe is my
great-grandfather?

Are you sure?
Birth dates match.

I sent documentation to the
cemetery. They confirmed it.

I also, um...

I brought Lucy's
death certificate.

I thought while we're here,
we could, uh...

add her name
to the headstone.

I would love to
do this with you.

Antonio.

Javier!

I didn't know you
were in town, man.

I'm just visiting
for a few days,

and I wasn't sure
if we were...

It's great to see you.

You look happy
and healthy, man.

- Hola.
- Hola.

I-I'm gonna --
Excuse me. Sorry.

I-I'm gonna take
a walk around town.

You sure?
Yeah.

I-I'll catch up
with you later.
Okay.

Can I see a menu, please?

¿Puedo ver un menú
for favor?

¿Puedo ver un menú
for favor?

I'm ready for the check.

Estoy listo para la cuenta.

Estoy listo
para la cuenta.

You're getting better.

I don't know about that,
but I'm trying.

It's nice to be so close
to the ocean, isn't it?

I love seeing
where you're from.

There's a part of you
that's from here, too.

If there is,
I don't feel it yet.

Give it time.

You just got here.

I just can't stop
thinking about my past.

Things I lived through.

People I've failed.

Those who died
because of me.

Hell, seems like anyone
I get close to ends up dead.

Mijo.

Hey.

You're so hard
on yourself.

Is there any
other way to be?

Okay.
How about this?

Take a look at
what's ahead of you.

The ocean.

You're here now.

So...let go
of what's not.

How?

10-80. We got one
running northbound

toward Chappell,
requesting backup.

Angie, come on!
You said I could take this one!

Got him, Ormewood!

Get off me!

Here. You got it?
Call it in.

Don't move, Ange.

I-I actually can't.

Officer down!
Get me an ambulance!

Oh. No, no, no.
I-I can't be messing with that.

Are you in recovery?
Yeah.

Sometimes
a minimal dose,

just enough to
take the edge off,

is not enough
for someone

to slip back into --
No.

Okay.

I'll find you
some Tylenol.

What do you think?

This is
perfect, Will.

She's gonna be
happy here.

I hope so.

I, uh...

wish I brought something
I could leave behind for her.

Mmm.

Give me your café.

Lucy loved
her cafecito.

We'd sit...

and drink together
every morning before school.

Now, it can be
the three of us.

Buenos días.

Un café con leche
y un quesito.

Quesito.

Quesito.

Gracias.

I'm looking forward
to dinner tonight.

Oh, no, um...

Gracias.

I know you don't
love a crowd.

Oh, that's okay.
I'll be there for you.

I want to meet
your people.
Thanks.

Okay, yeah.
I need tools.

Uh, yeah.

This will do.

Alright.
True test now.

Alright, try it.

Hey!

Good stuff, man.

Gracias, man.

No, no, no, no, no.
I remember that.

Christian had a brother
and sister.

Are you sure?
Yes.

Luis went to work
in the city,

and Christian,
he moved to Nueva York.

Wait. Wait.
¿Quién es Luis?

Luis is Christian's brother.
He's Antonio's uncle.

They -- They used
to fish together.

Yes, but who
is the sister?

She moved back
to the pueblo.

¿Qué -- Qué pueblo?

No, there was
no sister.
Yes!

She looked
just like this.

Remember, she used to live
on top of the cafe one summer.

Ah, now I
remember her.
Yeah.

She moved
to Juncal, no?
No.

Acevedo!

Oh, wait.
I have a great aunt?

Uh, uh. ¿Tía abuela
es viva in Acevedo?

I'm glad we ran
into each other.

I missed you, hermano.
Oh, man.

Life's too short
to hold a grudge.

You know what's crazy?
I'll be in Atlanta.

Really? What's dragging you
over to the mainland?

Oh, who, me? The busiest
Puerto Rican-owned

property developer
in San Juan?

You want to say that again,
louder so everybody hears?

You know, tengo que practicar
mi español.

Who's giving you crap
about your Spanish?

I'm Nuyorican.
We speak how we speak.

What's his story?
Your nephew.

Believe it or not,
he's in law enforcement.

Hmm.

¿Poquito vino, ah?

Oh, oh, no, thanks.
I don't drink.

You're gonna
give us all bad luck.

For a minute, you just need to
hold it in your hand.

Poquito. Un poquito.
You don't really
have a choice.

Oye, mi gente.

Salud a la familia.

Salud!
Salud!
Salud!

Salud.

Mm.
Will, you have to stay.

We'll find
your great aunt.
Sí, sí, sí, sí.

I would love that, and I promise
I'm gonna come back,

but I have to go back home.

I have a dog
I need to get back to,

and -- and someone else
I need to see.

Oooh!
Tell us all about her.

Who is she?

The only thing that
could have made this trip better

- is if you were here.
- I miss you.

So does Betty, she keeps asking
when you're coming home.

Well, tell her I'll be
home tomorrow

to take care of you both.

Oh, God.
Is this my life now?

Yeah, maybe.

Or you went back
to work too soon,

and you'll be just fine
after some PT.

Alright.

I'll see you soon,
Agent Trent?

Yes, you will,
Detective Polaski.

Hey, you're looking
for Antonio? He's just...

Hey, do you work here?

Will.

You got to
check this out.

Hurry up.
Come on. Come on.

And all this time,
I thought we were friends.

You know, you come over
to my house,

we break bread together.

Ha! You think I want to
babysit you

on this case?
Babysit? Fine.

Then feel free to head upstairs
and tell Amanda

I know how
to do my job.
The reason I was

assigned this case,
Detective,

is because a man
was murdered.

And you said out loud,
to multiple people,

including the murder victim's
parole officer,

"There is a special place
in hell

for that dead
rat bastard."

He was a
child sex offender!

Everyone was thinking it.
We still have
to do our job.

Okay, well,
our job's not eulogizing him.

It's figuring
out who killed him.

And I'm in the middle
of doing that.

Now, we're doing it,
so take me through it.

Angie would be pissed
you're sitting in her chair.

Angie wouldn't want to touch
this case any more than we do.

Jason Peters,
middle school swim coach.

He got caught touching
one of his girls.

Five years in prison,
paroled last year,

found dead in the woods
three days ago.

Witnesses?
No.

And there was a toy.

What toy?

It was found
in his mouth.

Pete said he didn't choke on it.
It was just there.

Could have been chewing
on it or something.

Have you ever
heard of pica?
Say again?

It's a disorder where people
chew on things compulsively

that are non-edible.

I know pica.
Okay.

Well, one of us
is saying it wrong.

Pee-kuh.
Pie-kuh.

Whatever.

What if someone put the toy
in Jason's mouth after he died?

What, like a killer
with a flourish or something?

Yeah. I already
thought about that.

It could have been one
of his neighbors.

They were pretty worked up
that a sex offender

was living
in the building.

We should do interviews.

I know.
I was getting to it.

So, I don't know
how to roll my R's yet,

but it's called
"sofrito."

Sofrrrito.

That's actually really good.
Show-off.

It's a special sauce.

It makes everything taste
like the island.

Okay. I didn't
forget about you.

Little treat, huh?

How's your back?

It's day three,
I was hoping it wouldn't be

the entire focus
of my life by now.

Hey! Eh, eh, eh. No, no.
I'm trying to get it right.

I spent all day
looking for culantro --

it's like cilantro,
but it's better --

and I couldn't find it.

So I had to use
regular cilantro,

and it just doesn't
taste the same.

It's really good.

Really?

It's really good.

You missed
a little area there.

Little bit there.

Can you just give me
a minute to get it right?

Will you get it right
by dawn maybe?

Can I have it
with breakfast?
I don't -- Well, maybe.

I don't know.
I've never had it with that.
You can make it with eggs.

Okay. Trent.

Will, we were
having dinner.

Javi walked outside...

Whoa, whoa.
H-Hang on, Antonio.

Slow down.
What happened?

Javi's dead.

So, you and your
friend are having dinner.

Why does he come outside?

Did he get a phone call,
text?

I'll take it from here,
O'Hara.

You okay?

Didn't realize
you were FBI now.

Are you trying
to be funny?

You better go
talk to your boss.

- What are you talking about?
- Will!

Is the FBI involved
in this?

Javier Perez,
one of the victims,

he was under
long-term surveillance.

Javi?

Will, let's just step aside
until the FBI gets here.

I'm gonna take a look.

Hey, hey, just
don't touch anything.

Body of Javier Perez.

Glock 19,
three shots to the chest,

tight grouping
might suggest close range.

I don't see
any gunpowder residue.

No casings.

Will,
w-what did I just say?

Unidentified male,
Glock 22, three shots.

Again, no sign of residue.

Three casings.

Six shots.

It's dry under him.

John Doe hit the ground
before it started to rain.

Javi's still wet
underneath him.

This guy might have been dead
before Javi even got outside.

Hey, hey, if you want to help,
play nice.

Make sure you're someone
she wants to get help from.

FBI. Are you Antonio
Morales?
Do you know what Mr.
Perez was doing in Atlanta?

I'm not saying anything
until I have a lawyer.

Why was Mr. Perez
under surveillance?

Amanda Wagner, GBI.

This is Special Agent
Will Trent.

Kristen Murphy, FBI. So sorry
to butt in on your turf.

Not a problem.

Any resources or assistance
we can offer.

Am I being detained?

No,
but it would be helpful

if you could
answer some questions.

Mr...
Antonio.

Who's this other vic?

Were you in Puerto Rico
with Antonio on GBI business?

That man I saw
at the restaurant...

he was an FBI informant,
wasn't he?

Sorry, there's not much
I can say.

Hmm.

Tell him
not to leave town.

Antonio!

I'm sorry
about your friend.

I'm gonna find
whoever did this.

Not with the FBI here.

What do you mean?

Why was the FBI tailing
Javi to begin with?

They don't need a reason.

You think the FBI has a file
on him just because?

We all do.

What are you
not telling me?

What do you know about
the independence movement

de Puerto Rico?

Not much.

Well, I'm a professor.
Get ready for a lecture.

Spain ruled the island
for 400 years

and then gave it
to the U.S. in 1898.

We didn't like this.

We demanded
our independence.

And you know what?
The idea? It caught on.

Puertorriqueños
ruling themselves,

not so crazy, right?

That's when
the FBI stepped in.

They started files on us
called carpetas.

They surveilled
our homes, our families.

It went on for decades.

They beat us down
by breaking their own rules.

By the time I moved
to the island in '86,

the movement was
pretty much dead.

But you got
involved anyway?

Your mom had just died.
I was empty.

Pissed off.

I joined the Macheteros,
and that's where I met Javi.

We helped steal the files
that exposed the carpetas.

That's incredible.

FBI shut down
the program

and had to apologize.

I just wasn't cut out
for that kind of fight.

So I changed my name
to get some distance.

Antonio Miranda
became a professor,

got comfortable,
and tried to move on.

We don't have to
like them,

but they can help us
find Javi's killer.

They could have
been after him

because Javi was involved
in something criminal.

Every big-money developer
in San Juan's a little dirty.

But which one?

Which one is in
the FBI's crosshairs?

Javier. The residente.

It never changes.

FBI wants to come after me?
Let 'em.

Won't be the first time.

What did you do with
our lineup of neighbors?

Oh, I have a whole
scoring system

to streamline the process.

Check it out.

First up --
Jake Mathers.

He lived two doors down
from our victim.

He's a legend
in the neighborhood watch.

He scored a 6.3 for dismantling
Jason's Ring camera last week.

Worth a second look.
Next.

Next is Tara Simms, a solid 5.0.
She lived above him.

She's a librarian
with a crime fiction obsession

and recently had some
aggressive disputes with Jason

over him
hogging the laundry room.

As a motive, it's weak,

but we don't know
her underwear situation.

She could have only had
a week's worth.

Tied with Tara
is Doug Elfman.

Bonus points for a juvie stint
for an assault charge.

Now he pivoted over
to the Georgia National Guard

when he was 17,
model citizen post enlistment,

but you never know.

I'm gonna save
you some time.

The crime lab
matched the palm print

inside of Jason's car.

You want to guess
based on your...

flawless system?

Palm, huh?
Mm-hmm.

Where was it?
Center console.

Center console. Uh...

I'm going to go with...
Doug.

Wow. Yes.

Yeah. I mean, he's already
in the system.

Seems like a heavier dude,
not the yoga type.

He would have used
his palm to support his weight.

Let's bring him in.

Great. Sounds like mine should
be ready about the same time.

Okay. Sure.
That's no problem.

Caroline.
What are you doing?

Oh...
She's picking up
my dry cleaning.

My clothes got a little wet
in the rain last night,

and she was already
picking up your dry cleaning,

so...
Look, I don't mind
sharing GBI resources,

but Caroline
is my assistant.

And she's busy now.

Oh, uh, sorry, ma'am.
With what?

Just get in my office.

Maybe she could bring it
on her way home,

if it's not
out of the way?

I don't want
the FBI mad at me.

What? I thought you were taking
another vacation day.

I am, and I've still got
46 days left.

Why's Agent Murphy
in my office?

It's temporary.
Don't pick a fight.

What? I just want to offer
my observations

from the crime scene.

Do what you want.

Just remember, your uncle's
not the target here.

It's his friend
you barely know.

Agent Trent.

Well, I see you made
yourself at home.

They told me you were on hiatus.
I hope it's not a problem.

Not at all.
How's the investigation going?

You got any suspects?

What I can tell you,
out of professional courtesy,

it was a business deal
gone sour.

The two men --
your uncle's friend

and the second victim --
shot each other.

Like a duel?

Seems improbable.
What about the second victim?

You know I can't
discuss those details.

Your read of what happened
is wrong.

How do you know?

Did you tamper
with my crime scene?

I looked at it
with my eyes.

It's clear those victims died
at different times.

Well, I trust
my assessment.

Oh, would you mind
sharing your forensics?

How about you convince
Antonio Morales,

aka Miranda,
to cooperate?

Did he mention he has
an FBI file of his own?

'Cause he fought for
Puerto Rican independence
35 years ago?

Beca-- Because he was
affiliated with a group

that committed violent acts.

And you're affiliated
with a group

who apologized
before Congress

for misdeeds against
Puerto Rico.

That's not my FBI, Trent.

Have him call me.

I promise we can get
this whole thing cleared up.

What unit was it?

Four.

Uh-huh.
First floor.

Ready?
Yeah.

Police!

Doug Elfman, we have
a warrant! Open up!

It's unlocked.

Hands where I can see them.
Now. Now!

I got a sidearm locked
and loaded in my holster.

Anything else
we should know?
No.

But I'd love to grab
your badge numbers

when you get the chance.

Yeah? You going somewhere
to celebrate the
death of Jason Peters?

I just got back
into town.

But I ain't crying over Peters
if that's what you're asking.

That was a man
who was ready to reoffend.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Can I ask
what you do for work?

I'm a bounty hunter.

Doug, the Bounty Hunter.

That's great.
Let's go.

He's part of the
neighborhood crime watch.

Doug didn't even
do anything.

Okay, everybody,
stand back.

We just need to ask him
a few questions.

Why are you taking him?
Focus on predators.

Was that...

Piss? Really?

You just had
that standing by, huh?

Let's get out of here.
Better hope I don't come back!

Hey.
Hi.

You, uh, doing okay?

It's a lot.

I'm still trying
to process what happened.

Yeah, me too.

Come on in.
¿Café con leche?

Por favor.
Alright.

Hey.
Hi. What's all this?

You were right.

FBI is covering something up
with Javi's murder.

Found the identity
of the other deceased.

From the couch,
I might add,

which I thought
was pretty impressive.

Yeah. Angie's been
calling around.

She figured out
the FBI avoided our morgue

and sent the body
somewhere else.

Yeah, they used
a smaller facility in Athens.

I got them to spill the identity
of the other deceased.

Yep,
and that is Milton Clark.

He has a white-collar rap sheet
and a reputation.

You want dirt or blackmail
on someone,

you're calling
Milton Clark.

Okay. Javi came to
Atlanta to buy blackmail.

I can believe that.
But who was he blackmailing?

I don't know,
but what I do know

is FBI Agent
Kristen Murphy,

she's calling this murder
something it's not.

So if she wanted to, she could
just pack up and go right now.

She's hanging around.
Mm-hmm.

She didn't find the blackmail.
She's still looking for it.

What were your fingerprints
doing in the victim's vehicle?

Two weeks ago, someone
in our building's group chat

posted that his car
was unlocked.

I was on
a Mai Tai bender,

put some skunk spray
in his backseat.

Why would you do that?
To scare him off.

Everyone in the chat
was doing their part

to make him move.
But he didn't.

And your group kept after him
until he was killed.

Do you collect anything,
Doug?

Stamps, toys?

I'm not the pedophile.
He was.

And did you know
that in our neighborhood,

it takes you guys an average
of two hours to show up,

and yet you want us
to share our space

with a convicted
sex predator.

We're gonna need to know
your whereabouts

for last Thursday,
the entire day

and overnight into Friday.

I was in Augusta
at a security conference.

Witnesses galore,
credit card receipts,

hotel video surveillance.

Knock yourselves out.

I ain't saying another word
without my lawyer.

Don't freak out, okay?

The school's gonna
call you.

I wanted to tell you
what really happened first.
Dammit.

What the hell, Max?

Are you okay?
I'm fine.

Alright.

Come on, follow me.
What happened?

Two kids started with me in
the locker room after gym class.

The other two had to go to
the nurse's station.

Nurse's station?
Really?

You sent two kids
to the nurse's station?

Why'd they
start with you?

Well, they said you wanted
child molesters and rapists

to live in
our neighborhood.

Is it 'cause of the case
I'm investigating?

You know, it's my job to enforce
the law no matter what, right?

I get that.
That's what I told them.

How'd they know
it was my case?

There's a video
going around.

What kind of video?

I see movement
inside the house.

I've never been
on a stakeout.

I feel like Bogart.
Who?

Humphrey Bogart,
"Big Sleep," "Maltese Falcon."

I'm hearing
a lot of words.

Don't tell me you've
never seen "Casablanca."

Here comes somebody.

That's Milton Clark's
assistant.

She must be handling
his affairs.

I'll talk to her.
She's gonna think she's getting
served if you talk to her.

I'll talk, right?
We got the female thing.

Hey, hey, hey, hey,
let me get it.

She's my age.
Maybe she'll find me alluring.

Ma'am. Hi.
My name is Antonio.

I'm a friend of Javier.

The man who was killed
alongside Milton last night?

Oh.

The police told me
Javier murdered Milton.

You don't believe that,
right?

Not for a second.

We're looking for anything
to prove that the
cops' theory is wrong.

Can we take
a look inside?

Lock up when you're done.

But you should know
that there's not much left.

The FBI has already been
through twice.

The FBI is thorough
when they're hiding something.

Why do you think
they came back twice?

They were convinced
the blackmail was in here,

but they couldn't find it.

Ooh.

FBI didn't think Krunchy Loot
was a good hiding spot.

What do you got,
Humphrey?

There. Puerto Rico.

Ugh!
Damn.

Yeah, I really thought
I was gonna have a moment there,

you know?

Yeah.

Well, you may have been
onto something.

Are you kidding me?

Little sticky thing
gave it away.

Where's the power button?

Right here.

Wow.

Is my mind going
or did I not

tell you to
lay off this case?

How'd you find us?

Agent Murphy
filed a complaint

with the U.S. Attorney's Office.

He's looking for you now.

And because you can't solve
cases for me from prison,

I rushed over to your house
to tell you.

And Nico caved.
Oh, like a cold soufflé,
my friend.

What's on the drive?

We're about to find out.

Okay, there's a lot
of stuff on here.

Oh, oh. Oh, thank God.

There's a PDF called
"summary findings."

One of you two
want to read it or...
Shut up.

Oh, you joke
about dyslexia.

You really love
each other, huh?

Does the name
Shooter MacMillan

mean anything
to any of you?

Yeah.
He's a real estate developer

who was trying to push Javi out
of some deals on the island.

Hmm.
Well, according to this,

FBI Agent Kristen Murphy's
on his payroll.

Yeah, he linked wire transfers
between the two of them

to another murder
in New York.

MacMillan killed
his rival there, too.

And Kristen Murphy
took bribes to cover it up.

It's a partnership.
We've got her.

No, we don't.

All of the proof,
the evidence,

all of these files
are encrypted.

The only thing I can open
is summary.

It says Javi was gonna
be given the encryption key

after the final payment
was received.

But then Shooter
killed them.

The video was originally
posted by a social media account

called The Virtue Watchman.

"These cops target
innocent people

who care about
their communities.

Let's see how they handle
danger on their own doorstep."

Nice.

Jeremy's email,
phone number,

make and model of his car --
it's all out there now.

Yeah, Max's too.

Should we let 'em know
it's illegal

to release a minor's
personal information?

You could arrest him

while you're at it,
Detective Ormewood.

Thanks, Rocky.
That's a great idea.

Director Wagner.

What's this?
It belonged to
Milton Clark.

Oh, I don't know
what's on it.

And frankly,
I don't care.

I want the complaint
against Trent withdrawing

and you and your team
out of my offices.

I'll withdraw
the complaint.

Enter.

Hi. I picked up
your dry cleaning.

Oh, leave it
on the chair.

Thank you.

Well, you've been
a gracious -- Careful.

Ah!
I am so sorry.

You're not sorry.
You did that on purpose.

Ma'am, I would never.

Look at you.
You're lying.

Settle down.
Clearly, it was an accident.

Whoa.

Take it easy.

We can talk it out.

Shooter MacMillan.

Who?
Mean guy.

Played dirty.

Like your friend, huh?

He was nothing
like Javi.

He was a visitante.
Born into money.

Went to Yale,
just like you, right?

Is that how you met?

You got nothing here.

Any evidence is encrypted.

Javi gave me
the encryption key

just in case
anything happened to him.

I have the wire transfers
he made to you.

I have everything.

So tell me
how much you want?

Don't insult me.
This isn't about money.

People like you and Shooter
need to learn a lesson.

You should have just let
this go, Professor Miranda.

Morales.

Hands in the air!
Hands in the air!

Don't move!
Put it down!

Agent Murphy, you violated
your oath of office.

I was defending myself.

Now, you're
committing perjury.

You bugged my dry cleaning?

Here.

You okay?
This thing is hot.

I hated seeing you
like that.

Oh, no, it was great.
I'm over Bogart.

I'm the Boricua
James Bond.

Position's been filled.

Are we sure we got them?

Yeah. We got them.
Come on.

You were really good,
honestly.

Yeah?
Yeah.

- Are you Elliott Danvil?
- Yeah.

And how old are you?
19.

Yeah, you run a social media
account called

The Virtue Watchman?
Yeah, why?

I can't believe this.

Let's go.

Get up!

Hey, you're the
two pervert cops.

Hey.
You're going to jail.

I'd do anything to
keep you away

from whoever
killed Jason Peters.

He was a predator.
He deserved to die.

That is not
for you to decide.

The people decide.

That's the whole point
of what I do.

So you're admitting
to organizing a mob

to get
Jason Peters killed?

I didn't say that.
Hmm.

I didn't suggest it
on my account, either.

I provide information.
Other people take action.

Yeah, well, you're still
under arrest, smartass.

Endangering a minor,
stalking,

and making threats
against law enforcement.

Let's go.

It was worth it.

Move.

I got you some essentials
for your new place.

Oh, God.

Did Joey rat me out for,
like, not having anything?

No, no, no,
he loves having you,

and he totally
respects your space.

But, uh, yeah, he said you've
been using his toothpaste.

It's not like I used
his toothbrush.

I'm not even gonna
tell him you said that.

Well, this I grabbed
at the community center

where I do
my NA meetings.

On Fridays, they have a group
for sexual abuse survivors.

Okay.

I mean, I know,
I probably seem

like the most well-adjusted
person you've ever met.

But, uh, without meetings,
I would not stay sober.

I'm not an addict.
I don't even like to drink.

Yeah. I-It can affect
your life in other ways.

There are other ways
to act out.

I'm not going home
with guys anymore.

I believe you.

I just want you to have

other people to talk to
when things get tough.

Have you ever been
to one of these things?

No, maybe I should.

I'll go with you
your first time.

Take you out to dinner
afterwards.

Do I have to
say anything?

Only if you want to.

Okay.

Why not?

It was great working
with you, Detective.

Good working with you,
Antonio.

You look out
for my nephew.

Why stop now?

For the love of God,
show her some Bogart.

Look at that.
She made a friend.

Oh, Betty.
Alright, come on.

Let's let them
say goodbye.

Angie's great.

Yeah. I know.

So, uh,
what made you decide

to move back to the island?

It had been calling me
for a while,

but I was afraid.

I don't know.
Too much time had passed.

Maybe I was
a different guy or --

Too old.
Shut up.

I'm saying something nice.

When I saw you on the island
for the first time,

I was so happy I
could bring you there.

Everything fell into place.

My journey here
was to meet you

and introduce you
to my home.

Your home.

I just got used to
having you around,

and, uh, yeah,
now you're off.

No, no, no, no,
we're making a pact right now.

We're gonna see
each other what?

Once a year.

At least.

Come on.

Hey. Um...

So, uh...

You okay?

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

I'm okay.

You know, if you wanted
to pick up and go right now,

I wouldn't blame you.

You are the reason
why I came back.

You and Betty,
of course.

Whatever else
I find out there,

no one replaces you,
Ange.

Okay.

Behold.
I got you all gifts.

They're not expensive,
but they are authentic.

Is the endless
vacation over?

Endless?
It was only four days.

Didn't realize you missed
me so much, Amanda.

And thank you for asking.
Yes, I had a great time.

And I am happy to be back
at work officially.

What's he doing here?

That looks important.

Sorry to kill your buzz,
partner,

but, yeah, we need to
get you up to speed.

It started with a suspected
murder I caught last week.

Jason Peters, sex offender
found dead in the woods

with a little toy stuck
in his mouth.

We followed a lead
to some 19-year-old

social media psycho
called The Virtue Watchman,

who's been stirring folks up
to go after sex offenders.

Anything in his messages about
putting toys in people's mouths?

Nope. Nothing about toys.

Yeah, so next, I checked
the ViCAP database.

Found another dead body

that turned up nearby
a few weeks ago.

The cause death
was suffocation,

small toy found
in his mouth.

Was the victim
a sexual offender?

Yep.

Was he on The Virtue Watchman's
radar, too?

Nope.

Huh.

So we got a probable
spree killer

who's been operating
for at least a few weeks.

And no leads.

Yeah,
we got some work to do.

Welcome back,
Special Agent Trent.