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An anonymous male reports

that there's a domestic argument...

We're receiving numerous calls
on this domestic.

- Back at it again, I see.
- Hey.

- Three years in a row.
- Yeah.

- You are such a good dad.
- Aw. That's very sweet. Thank you.

You're welcome.

- What?
- You know that's code

- for she thinks you're cute.
- Yeah, I know that that is,

but Tamara's mom thinks
everybody's cute

that's why she's been married
and divorced three times.

Well, you know what they say,
fourth time's the charm.

- What's up, Lou?
- Danny.

- What are you doing here?
- Doing a little community service

as penance for someone's
recent transgression.

- Ah.
- Daddy, I said I was sorry.

Yeah. I remember.

Do yourself a favor.
Don't let yours grow up.

No. I don't want her
to grow up at all.

- Where is your daughter, by the way?
- She's uh...

Whoa. Hey, hey.
Where are your gloves?

Grace, what did we just talk about?
Put it down. What are you doing?

Put it in the bag. Go use
a whole bottle of sanitizer. Okay?

- What do you think's in here?
- What do I think's in it?

Trash. Okay. More trash.

There's medical waste
over there you can play with

- if you're interested.
- It's not trash, Danno.

I think it's a puzzle.
Can you open it, please?

Of course I can open it.

This doesn't open.

All right. I got an idea.

I'll make a call later tonight
to Santa Claus

and ask him to bring us
one of these with instructions.

But I wanna see
what's inside that one.

Come on. It could be, like,
a gold coin, a treasure map,

a letter from someone
stranded on a desert island.

Come on. Don't you wanna know?

Don't touch it again, please.

Yeah.

Oh, let me guess.
I come pick you up, right?

- Hey.
- Thanks.

Hey.

Thanks, man. Thanks.

Guess it's casual Friday.
Must have missed the memo.

Oh, that'd be funny
if it wasn't Tuesday.

Annual beach cleanup
at Gracie's school.

Right.

Which I'd rather be spending
my Christmas Eve over there

than with a dead guy, all right.

- So if we speed this up, that'd be nice.
- Well, in that case.

Male vic, GSW to the head,
most likely a 9 mm.

Shooter did a pretty good job
of covering his tracks.

There's no clothes, obviously.
No wallet, no ID.

Nothing on the vic
except the gift wrapping.

- Who found this guy?
- Fritz over there.

Caught a whiff of our DB in the trunk
and alerted the owner.

Well, I don't speak dog.
Maybe you wanna question him.

Hey, come here, buddy. Come on.
Right here. Come here.

Nice, good dog. Look at this.

You know something.
You're a lot funnier in short pants.

- Is that right?
- Yeah.

- What about this car?
- Owner said it came three days ago,

but there wasn't body in it
when it was inventoried.

Which means that someone must've
snuck in and dumped our vic inside.

Okay, and how'd the shooter
get into this place?

A lock was cut on the gate
around back.

I got CSU checking it for prints
and tool marks right now.

What happens to these cars
once they're crushed?

Apparently, they get sent over to China
where they're sold as scrap.

Now, whoever did this was smart.

If it wasn't for Fritz here, this thing
would've gone according to plan,

and we would never
be investigating this murder.

Mm-hm. There goes our holiday.

Hey, Fritz. Thanks a lot.

Any luck locating Adam in Seattle?

No, but I got a hit off
his mother's maiden name

on some recent ATM transactions
in Canada.

So I'm going up there to run it down.

You really think
Adam could be there?

- I don't know but I gotta check it out.
- Be careful, Kono.

Love you guys.

- Hey, Max.
- Oh, gentlemen. Come on in.

You are just in time.

Time for what?
A game of "Operation"?

I would prefer if you would refrain

from making your
mildly entertaining witticisms

as this takes
complete concentration.

Yeah. No, I know you don't wanna
make the buzzer go off, right?

I don't envy you, commander.

We get an ID on the vic, Max?

Well, I pulled prints and DNA
and sent them over to the lab.

We are currently waiting
for the results.

However, I do have an early
Christmas gift for both of you.

I found something intriguing

underneath one of the victim's
fingernails.

It's latex. Most likely from a glove.

We didn't find any gloves
at the scene, Max.

It's possibly a professional
requirement.

Maybe he was a surgeon
or a dentist

or the noblest profession,
medical examiner.

Maybe he was using the gloves

because he was gonna kill
a medical examiner.

Ah. Witticism. Ah!

There you are, my little friend.

No wonder you were
such a challenge to extract.

See the way
it's mushroomed like that?

It's a jacketed hollow-cavity.

They're designed
for rapid expansion

maximizing tissue damage
and blood loss.

Not to mention massive disruption
of ballistic evidence.

Which means
it's unloadable into IBIS.

Okay. Our victim's been shot
execution style,

a well-planned body dump,

and we get this highly lethal
ammunition that cannot be traced.

I am saying that this
is not this guy's first barbecue.

Oh, he's done this before.

Fingerprints on John Doe came back.
He's not in the system.

No, but we did have some luck
with his DNA.

Hit came back to 12 unsolved
break-ins here on Oahu.

- So this guy's a burglar.
Mm-hm.

That would explain the latex
that Max found under his fingernails.

Our victim could have been
wearing gloves

because he was involved
in the commission of a crime.

Police reports indicated
that all the burglarized homes

had a security system
and hidden safes.

- So the guy did his homework.
- Definitely a pro. Take a look at this.

He used low-tech items like
a glass cutter, tin foil and silicone

to bypass some very complex
alarm-systems.

In fact, he was so good
at covering his tracks

that some victims didn't realize
they were robbed

until days or weeks
after they'd been hit.

Maybe could be the burglar surprised
a homeowner, paid for it with his life.

If that was the case, why wouldn't
he call the cops after he shot the guy

and claim self-defense?
Why would he dump the body?

I agree with him. We know
our shooter's a pro, right?

So maybe these guys
are in it together.

They get into a dispute
over some money.

One guy kills the other guy,
dumps him in the junkyard.

- What are friends for, right?
- Someone's cynical.

Well, that's what happens when
you take my day off away from me.

Let's ID this guy, put him in jail
so I can get back to my daughter.

You recognize this guy?

No. Who is he?

He is a local burglar
that's been hitting high-end homes

all over the island
for the last six months.

Looks dead.

He does look dead.
That's very observant.

- Do you know his name?
- Sorry.

In spite of what you may think,

I don't know every undesirable
on the island.

But don't you have a computer
that does?

Yes, we do. We're just doing this
for redundancy.

You just snarked yourself
out of a favor.

No. Please, listen. Okay.
Just ignore this man,

and do this for me, would you,
please, Kamekona? Come on.

Well, there is this brother down
in North Shore. Owns a pawnshop.

Specializes in hot merch.

Okay, nice. Talk to him.
See what he knows. Okay? Please.

Shoots.

What are you doing?

I'm knitting a sweater.
What does it look like I'm doing?

- Where'd you get that thing, anyway?
- Grace found it on the beach.

You've been playing with it ever since
you got in the car. It can't be that hard.

Whoa. What are you doing?
Why you gotta cheat?

- Cheat?
- Yeah. Cheat.

Show me the rules.
Show me where it says I can't.

You know what?
This is just pathetic.

Give it to me.

- What are you gonna do with it?
- Gonna open it.

- Oh, you think?
- Give it to me.

Okay. Go ahead, Houdini.
You need this?

No, I don't need that.

Very nice.

You know what you are?

Yeah. Smarter than you.

Nope. That's...
That's not what I was gonna say.

You're welcome.

What is that?

Where'd you say
that beach cleanup was again?

Ki'i Dunes.

You know there's been tsunami debris
washing up in that area recently, right?

The Japanese tsunami?
That was what, three years ago now?

Little box. Big ocean.

I'd say it could've taken
that long to get here.

Tiny bubble

In the wine

Makes me happy

Makes me feel fine

Tiny bubble

Make me warm all over

What are you doing?

"Tiny Bubbles."
Written by Leon Pober.

Released by Don Ho in 1966.

Ah. And butchered
by you here in 2013.

I liked it.

"Butchered."

- This is for you, bro.
- What is it?

Cost of doing business.

No. This is $300.

What do you...?
$300 for a ukulele?

That's koa wood, bro.

And good information
does not come cheap.

Especially during
the holiday season.

You actually have a wallet.

- I got $80, all right. That's all I got.
- Figures.

Here, you thief.

Two hundred twenty more.

North Shore brother hooked us up
with the name of your dead thief.

Victor Dobbs.

Word is, worked strictly big scores.

Mostly diamonds and jewelry.

Victor Dobbs. Currently unemployed.

Last job,

he was a manager at the
Wailana Electronics Supply Company.

With his background,
that's how he could've learned

how to bypass a security system.

It didn't teach him how
to dodge a bullet though, did it?

Looks like he lived alone.

Very ironic.

- Whoa. Sorry. Wrong house.
- Hey. Show me your hands.

Behind your head.
Interlock your fingers.

- Easy, man.
- You're a little early, Santa.

We checked out that laptop
that Danny found in our vic's place.

These right here were taken inside
the homes that our burglar already hit.

And these over here,
these were part of his wish list.

What, these are places Dobbs cased
and was intending to rob?

That's right and wrong.

These were places he was gonna hit,
but he didn't do the casing.

That was all done
by our guest, Tim Sapoli.

Got a hit off his prints.

He's got multiple priors.
Did some time in Halawa.

He's currently employed
as a cable-TV installer,

and it looks like
he's our victim's partner.

How do we know that?

Because he's the one who e-mailed
those photos to Victor Dobbs.

Let's cut to the chase,

and talk about what happened
with Dobbs.

Thinking it was about money.
Maybe he wasn't paying you enough.

Maybe you wanted to renegotiate

the terms of your deal with him,
and it went south.

I'm guessing that's why
you killed him.

Whoa.

- What?
- What are you talking about?

Dobbs is dead?

What? You think I killed him?

We think you put a bullet in him,
dumped the body,

then broke into his house
and tried to steal the computer

- so, you wouldn't be linked to photos.
- Listen. Okay?

The burglaries. Fine.

I helped pull those off.

But murder? No way.

I didn't kill Dobbs.

Gonna have to do better.

I haven't seen him for days.

We were supposed to meet up
after the last score. Split the take.

- What score?
- I don't know.

My job was to feed him the leads,

but he never told me
which house he was gonna hit.

So, what? He just didn't show up
for the split?

No. Never showed.

I kept calling him,
but he wasn't answering.

I figured something
must've happened.

I don't know, maybe he pulled the plug.
Maybe he got arrested.

I never figured
he'd get himself killed.

You really expect us to believe that?

Why would I want my partner dead?

Dobbs was my meal ticket.

So, what you believe him?

First of all, Sapoli's got no alibi.

Second, we caught him breaking into
the victim's house to destroy evidence.

So do I believe him?
No. I don't believe him.

But until we get something
solid on this guy,

all we got is a burglary charge.

- Hey.
- My guys finished searching

your suspect Sapoli's place.
They found a weapon. Glock nine mil.

That's the same caliber
used to kill Dobbs.

Yeah. I'm running it against the slug
that Max found

- but it's so degraded, it's a long shot.
- Even if we get a match,

- we still have to put him at the scene.
- If we could find it.

Given the latex found
under Dobbs' fingernail,

he might have been killed
right after his last burglary.

So if we can figure out
where that was,

we can canvass the neighborhood,

maybe turn up a witness
or a security cam

that puts Sapoli in the area
around the time of death.

The problem is, there were
no burglaries reported last night.

- Maybe homeowners were out of town.
- Considering the skill of your burglar,

these people might not know
they're victims yet.

Catherine, pull up Dobbs' wish list,
all the houses he was targeting.

Okay. I can take it one step further
and create a map.

Okay. Good.

Chin, Cath, split up these addresses,

go door-to-door, see if any of these
places were hit last night.

Got my guys too, if you need.

Thank you.
Charlie, what do you got?

I reconstructed the bullet
Max removed from your victim.

There was enough land
and groove impressions

for me to determine that the round
was fired by a Browning.

No, no. The gun HPD recovered
from Sapoli's house was a Glock.

- Was a Glock.
- Which could mean your suspect

shot the victim using a different gun.

Or he wasn't the killer.

I also processed the tarp that your
victim's body was found in.

Contacted the manufacturer.

Production was discontinued
six years ago.

So I'm trying to narrow down
what retailers sold them.

As soon as I can put together a list
of transaction records, I'll call you.

All right, mahalo.

- Just give me a minute, would you?
- Yeah.

Charlie, I know you got plenty to do,

but my daughter found this
on the beach.

Thought maybe you'd
take a look at it.

It's a puzzle box.

Got significant water damage.

Yeah. Like it's been in the water
for a couple years.

I was thinking that maybe it washed up
here from the tsunami in Japan.

It's quite possible.

If you get any time, please look at it.
It means a lot to Grace.

And you.

Yes, and me.

Look,

a lot of people died
in that tsunami, Charlie

and this little girl here,

I can only assume
she meant a lot to somebody.

So I'd like to find out
what happened to her. That's all.

I'll do my best.

Just
checked the sixth house off my list.

Nothing yet.
How you making out?

I've hit four. Got nothing.

Four? To my six?

Aren't you the one driving around
in a muscle car?

Hey, you saw my list. My houses
cover a wider area than yours.

Okay, then. What do you say
the last person

who gets to the bottom of their list
picks up the next tab at Side Street?

You're on.

- Hi. Can I help you?
- Aloha.

- I'm Lieutenant Kelly. I'm with Five-0.
- Gary Nathan. What can I do for you?

Mr. Nathan, we're investigating
a rash of break-ins in the area.

We have reason to believe
your home has been targeted.

Are you serious?

Did you have any cable
or Internet work done here recently?

Yeah. A few weeks ago.

Had a new Wi-Fi system installed. What
does that have to do with being robbed?

Our suspects are using service calls
to access people's homes.

A lot of our victims don't even know
that they've been burglarized

until days or weeks after the fact.

Mind if I take a look around?
It'll only take a couple of minutes.

Oh, of course. Yeah.
Whatever you need.

- Thanks.
- Mm-hm.

Nice place.

- How long you been here?
- Couple years.

- Before that?
- Denver.

Vacationed in Hawaii as a kid,

so when the opportunity came up,
I moved here.

- Denver, huh? You a skier?
- Used to be.

If you ever get the urge, you ought to
try Mauna Kea. It's on Hawai'i Island.

Actually snows there
a couple times a year.

- Locals call it "pineapple powder."
- I'll have to check that out.

Yeah.

Mind if I take a look
at your wall safe?

How did you know
I have a wall safe?

As part of the investigation,

we confiscated photos
of the homes that were cased,

and as I mentioned earlier,
yours was targeted.

Yes. You did say that.
It's over here.

Here we go.

- Did the safe come with the house?
- No. I had it installed.

- I'm gonna need you to open it up.
- Excuse me?

I just need you to verify
that everything's accounted for.

Uh...

I don't need to see what's inside.
Go ahead.

Of course.

- All good.
- Okay. You can close it back up.

What is it?

- It's tinfoil.
- Probably a gum wrapper.

Home burglars use tinfoil
to bypass security systems.

At least your prowler
has uptown taste.

His targets are in affluent areas.
Forget pawnshops.

- Merch is moved through a local fence.
- Gentlemen.

Hey.

Commander McGarrett?
Detective Williams?

This is Captain Grover.
How can we help you?

- Special Agent Rebecca Conway, FBI.
- How do you do?

HPD crime lab ran a search
that flagged a case I'm working.

Specifically, the tarp and firearm
information that was entered

linked to a series of murders
that I'm covering.

Our suspect's killed 14 people
that we know of.

Twelve on the mainland,
two in Hawaii.

You're saying we have
a serial killer on the Island?

Why are we hearing this now?

We've been after this guy
for long time.

Didn't wanna scare him
into the wind.

And you think we're chasing
the same guy?

I'm not totally convinced, but that's why
I'm here. To compare notes.

What do you got?

In every case, our suspect holds
the victims for less than 24 hours.

All are bound and tortured.

The COD is always the same.

A single gunshot wound to the head

using 9-mm jacketed
hollow-cavity bullets.

We think this is a mercy killing
after the horrific abuse that he inflicts.

So, you're sure
that the killer's a male?

The kind of atrocities
associated with this killer

seem to be a function
of masculine traits,

particularly the way
he disposes of the bodies.

He's very practical.

He strips the victims
of their clothing,

wraps them in a plastic tarp
and dumps them in random locations.

The killer also likes to cut
a single finger

from each victim's hand,
which he keeps as a souvenir.

So he can relive the fantasy
at a later date, right?

Right.

Now, what I can't figure out
is that up until this point,

all the victims have been
females in their 20s,

most likely targeted
for those specific traits.

- Your victim is male.
- And he's not missing a finger.

Right. But other than that,
the MO fits.

I'm just not sure why my guy
picked Mr. Dobbs.

Maybe your guy
didn't pick Mr. Dobbs.

Maybe Mr. Dobbs picked him.

- What do you mean?
- We know Dobbs was a burglar.

We also know that he pulled a job
the night he was killed. Okay?

Now, what if he was in the middle
of that job when this went down?

You're saying he broke into
the killer's house.

So that means that he didn't
choose to change his MO,

but your victim forced him to.

- What I'm saying is it's possible.
- Do you have an address?

We have people in the field
working on that.

Pull them back. Do it now.

If this guy knows he's cornered,
he's gonna run,

or do what he does best,
which is take another life.

- Hey, Steve.
- Leilani, you all right?

Yeah. I'm sorry. I've been
trying to reach Chin.

We were supposed to meet
a couple hours ago.

Have you heard from him?

He's not answering.

- If there's something wrong, tell me.
- Hold on.

- Catherine, where are you?
- Pearl City. Why? What's going on?

Have you heard from Chin?

No. Not recently. Why?

Okay. Okay.
Listen to me very carefully.

I need you to stand down.

HPD's gonna hit the rest
of the houses on that list.

Do me a favor.
Call your people. Okay?

Tell them we've lost contact
with one of ours.

We need all the help we can get.

Yeah.

You know, there are cops
all over this neighborhood.

They're gonna find me.

You know, I don't know what it is
you think you're doing, Gary,

but as far as I'm concerned,

all you did was kill somebody
who broke into your house.

You know, a jury might look
at that as self-defense

but if you kill me,
you're gonna die in prison.

You understand that, right?

Are you hearing me?

Think about it.

You know nothing.

You see now?

You know nothing.

Do you see me?

Yes.

I see you, Gary.

I see you for who you really are.

You're above us all.
You're a living deity.

You control who lives and who dies.

You're lying.

You think I'm a monster.

Why?

You're right.

I think you're a sick,
pathetic little worm

who preys on innocent women
for your degenerate needs.

My only question for you is,
why women?

What did they do to you, Gary? Huh?

What do they represent?

Or maybe it's one in particular,

and you just take it out
on total strangers.

What, your mommy hurt you?

Maybe she locked you up in a closet
when you were a little kid.

Maybe you had a thing for her, huh?

Maybe, but she was
always daddy's, right?

You're mine.

I control you.

Just like all the others.

People like you,
you think you're so smart,

that you know what's inside me,

but you don't know,
and you never will.

You can't possibly imagine
what a great pleasure it is

to have you as my guest.

Gary?

Shh.

Don't go anywhere.

Gary?

I heard someone here needs soup.

Emily, hi. Didn't you get my message?

I ignored it, like any good girlfriend
would when her man says he's sick.

Oxtail soup from Pho Bistro.
Your favorite.

Oh, wow, you feel
a little feverish to me.

Yeah. You know, I think you're right.

Last thing you need is to get sick,
so maybe leave the soup and go.

Don't worry. If I get sick,
then you'll just take care of me.

Look what you made me do.

Come on. Let's go.

Yeah. Grover. What do you got?

Really? All right. Thanks.
Wait. Hang on, hang on.

That was the impound yard,
with a car

that's registered to your
murder victim Dobbs.

It was towed there from a no overnight
parking spot in Kahala park.

There's a house on Dobbs' list
two blocks from there, Moa Street.

All right. Forget this place.

Do me a favor.
Call Agent Conway.

- Have her meet us on-site.
- Got it.

- Gary, what are you doing?
- It's not you. It's me.

No, no.

No, no.

Chin. Chin.

Chin.

- You all right?
- Yeah.

Thanks.

I wanted to be the one
to pull the trigger.

Be glad you didn't.

It's over.

We should
let those families know.

Hey.

You ever finish your sweep?

Almost. You?

I got a little distracted.

Okay. You know what.
Let's call it a tie.

- A tie?
- Yeah.

No. I say a tie goes to the guy
who got stabbed in the shoulder.

- Don't you think?
- Sympathy play. Okay.

- I'm sold. Dinner's on me.
- All right.

- Oh, you buying?
- Yeah.

Who invited you?

This Grinch act of yours, just stop it.
You know you like me.

You just have difficulty
expressing your feelings.

I don't know how he feels about you,
but he definitely likes a free meal.

That I know.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, I don't wanna put a fine point
on it but you are cheap.

In three years, when was
the last time you picked up a check?

Everything's money with you.
Obsessed.

This specifically,
yes, it's about money.

When the bill comes, what you do

is you have to reach in your pocket,
take the lock off your wallet,

take out the green paper
it's called money

and pay the bill.
That's how it works.

Meal after next,
I'll pay for everybody.

What do you mean?
Why meal after next?

Catherine just clearly said
she's paying for this meal. Right?

- Catherine. Where'd she go?
- Putz.

She just said it, Danny. Catherine.

Huh?

Yeah.

Weight down. Weight down.
Slap it in. Come on. Let's go.

Oh!

Everybody goes completely nuts.
The entire East Coast loses their mind.

Hey. Practice.

Please be careful. All right?

- What's up, buddy? Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas, Danny.

- What are you doing here?
- I couldn't sleep.

Oh, what'd you find out?

I recovered a hair
from inside the locket.

Extracted DNA and ran the profile
against a database

the Japanese police set up to help
identify victims of the tsunami.

What'd you find?

The little girl in the photo
was 6-year-old Akiko Tanaka.

She lived with her family
in Ishinomaki,

one of the towns hardest hit
by the tsunami.

I contacted the girl's father.

The family's only survivor.

He was away on business
when the quake hit.

Tried to get back in time
but was forced back by the wave.

When the water receded,
it was all gone.

His wife, daughter, house.

His whole life was wiped out
in a matter of minutes.

You said you spoke to this guy.
Where is he now?

Excuse me, hi. Do you know
where I can find a Mr. Tanaka?

Okay. Thanks.

Come on.

Come on.

Excuse me. You Mr. Tanaka?

I think this belongs to you.

Welcome.

- Merry Christmas.
- Merry Christmas to you too.

Come on.

Come on.