All language subtitles for Hunter S07E20 - Cries of Silence

Excuse me?

Could you spare some change?

I'm awfully hungry.

Come on, please?

Dani!

It's the cops.
They're doing a sweep.

Where's Meg?
- She's working the next block.

We've got to find her.
Let's go.

Hey, guys, you got some ID?

Hey, Sergeant Hunter.

Say hello to Phil August here.

He's from the State Department.

Mr. August, pleasure.

Sergeant.

He's here on an aid mission.

I didn't think
we needed any aid.

You don't.

We do.

There's an international
trade convention going on.

The Peruvian government has
asked us to provide security

for one of the trade ministers.
And we need your help.

Oh.

Is he in some sort of danger?

Oh, no, no, not at all.

Just a matter of security.

Well, listen, I think you've
got a kind of light case load

right now.

Why don't you swing by
and talk to this guy?

OK.

He's at the Granada Plaza.

His name is Carlos Griego.

Carlos Griego.

Mm-hmm.

I'll get right on it.

Good.

Well, thank you, gentlemen.
I owe you one.

Good.
Thank you.

- OK.
- Take care, Phil.

You bet.

I kind of like the sound
of that, the State Department

owes us one.

Yeah.

So how's the
sweep go last night?

Novak can fill
you in, certainly.

They gathered up about,
oh, 40 kids or so.

40?

Yeah.

God, the richest
country in the world,

we still have children
eating out of garbage cans.

- Yeah.
- All right.

Well, you keep me posted
about this Griego thing.

I've got a meeting.
- OK, captain.

Yeah, thanks very much.

I'm sorry I
don't understand what...

I'm sorry.

I don't recognize her.

There were a lot of
kids in here last night.

No, I don't.

Hey, Sergeant.

Maybe you can help me.

This lady is looking for
her runaway daughter.

And I'm having a
tough time trying

to explain things to her.

She's deaf.

Does anybody in here sign?

I do.

You do?

I do.

Hello.

My name is Sergeant Chris Novak.

Dani.

Your daughter...
Her daughter Dani has

been missing for three weeks.

You read in the paper that
we were rounding up runaways.

Oh, oh, have you...

Have you tried the shelters?

Missing persons?

Juvenile authorities?

She's probably still
out there on the streets.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

There's nothing I can do.

I'll be right back.

Put Dani's picture in as
many places as you can.

Leave this phone number.

Someone may see it.

This is the second installment
of money that he wants.

So far, I have got nothing.

This is the Colombians'
money, Luis.

I'm not going to screw
around with them.

I understand that.

We should meet with
Titus-Hall, give him

the second taste of the money.

Luis, I want to see the guns.

You will.

See who that is.

Yes, may I help you?

I'm Sergeant Hunter, LAPD.

I'd like to speak to Mr. Griego.

I'm Carlos Griego.

Pleased to meet you, Sergeant.

Will you come in?

Thank you.

This is my associate,
Tonio de Perez.

Mr. Perez, how are you?

And this is Mr. Luis Mendoza.

Mr. Mendoza.

May I offer you a cup
of coffee, Sergeant?

Not for me, thanks.

So what can I do for you?

We've been requested by
your government to provide you

and your people security while
you're here in Los Angeles.

Ah, well, I realize that
is the usual procedure.

But I don't think that would
be necessary at this time.

I see.

Well, that's up to you.

It is available if you want.

I realize that.

But I don't think
I need security.

What I do need, Sergeant,
are tractor parts.

Well, that is your business.

Mr. Griego, if the
police department

or myself can be of assistance,
feel free to call that number.

I sure will.
Thank you, Sergeant.

Thank you very much.

Have a good day.

This is it?

This is all that we have?

Yeah, well, times are tough.

We're in a recession.

Damn.

I was hoping for a hot
shower and a real bed,

anything besides this.

What about a shelter?

Yeah.

They'll contact juvie, and
they'll try to send me home.

No way.

Then what are we going to do?

There is one thing we can do.

What?

You know what.

What we talked about.

We agreed we weren't
going to do that.

Yeah, well, that was
when we had some money.

Things are a little
different now.

Hey, look, if either one
of you has a better idea,

I'd love to hear it.

Who will do it?

All three of these nickels
have different dates.

Whoever gets the
1983 is the one.

Hmm.

Look, Dani, it's no big deal.

How can you say that?

It is a big deal.

Hey, why don't I just
try to steal us some money?

Oh, with what?

Your looks?

Please.

Meg's right.
It's too dangerous.

Look, I'll see you guys later.

Dani, wait.

For protection, take these.

Now what?

We'll meet him inside.

Man, I'm going to be glad
when this thing's over.

You worry too much.

Yeah?

Well, worrying is what
keeps me alive, OK?

Me, I don't worry.

Life is too short for worry.

Yeah?

Well, you're an idiot, Luis.

Maybe.

We'll see.

Hey, man, where the
hell is this guy, huh?

How are you doing?

So far so good.

Sergeant Hunter.

Excuse me.

Mr. August.

Sergeant.

Thanks for coming by.

The victim is a Luis Mendoza.

I saw him earlier today
at Griego's suite.

- At Griego's?
- Yeah.

What do you know about Griego?

Well, just that he's
one of the senior trade

ministers of his
government, very high level.

I...

Well I'm going to
start my investigation.

How do you want to handle this?

Well, first off, call me Phil.

And second, it's your show you.

You run it any way you want.

Just let me know
what you're doing.

I'll talk to you later.
- OK.

Thanks a lot.

Linda, make sure your
bag this too, huh?

Sure.

You want me to put a
rush on all of this?

Yeah, if you would, please.

And how about that... let
me see that wallet again.

OK.

What's that?

A telephone number.

Hello.

Yeah.

This is a friend
of Luis Mendoza.

Is he there?

Who is this?

Well, like I said,
I'm a friend of Luis.

Is he there?

This is a terrible shock.

Luis was such an integral
part of what I do.

What were
Luis's responsibilities?

He was a liaison.

A liaison.

Did he have any business
down at the wharf?

No.

None that I'm aware of.

Did he receive any
personal threats on his life?

Did he have any problems
that you know of?

No, no, not...

Now, look, Mr.
Griego, I said it before,

but the security
offer still stands.

I think you ought to accept it.

Sergeant, I know that
after what has happened,

this may sound awkward.

But as I said before, no
security is necessary.

OK.

Once again, I'm very
sorry about Luis.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Now that they've found this
body, it may impact the deal.

We must meet right away.

I'm Sergeant Chris Novak.

You called me?

Thank you.

Hello.

Are you sure it
was your daughter?

That's good.

Then you know she's here.

There are other people
who can help you find her.

But this isn't my job.

I do other things.

Yes.

I have a little girl.

Her name is Allison.

She's eight years old.

Please, understand.

Oh, this is so hard.

My signing is not very good.

Can you lip read?

A little bit?

OK.

I know you're terrified.

I know she's your baby.

If it was my little girl,
I would be terrified also.

But I'm only one person.

What can I do?

It has nothing to do
with your being deaf.

You are stubborn.

OK.

I'll do what I can.

You're stubborn.

Well, when did
you learn to sign?

My freshman year in college.

My roommate, Abby, was deaf.

So I learned to sign
so we could talk.

She had a translator for the
class but not for the form.

Oh.

She used to say,
my eyes are my years.

You can hear a bird sing,
but I can hear him fly.

Huh.

Well, whatever happened to her.

She lives in Chicago.

She's an architect
with three kids.

Hey.

That phone number
you got off Mendoza

belongs to one Leo Styles.

He served federal
time for forgery,

specialized in ID
documents like drivers

license, visas, passports.

I'm Carlos Griego.

I'm Titus-Hall.

Where's Luis?

Luis is dead.

He's dead.

How did that happen?

He tried to steal my money.

Now he's dead.

That's all you need to know.

Given Luis's untimely death,
perhaps we should postpone

our business arrangement.
- No.

I have to be out of this
country in two days.

The deal happens now.

I want to see one
of the weapons.

It's the best the army has...

Lightweight, accurate,
and powerful enough

to take down anything
from a tank to a plane.

Your people won't
be disappointed.

Now, where's the money?

- You nervous?
- No, I'm not nervous.

I was inside of Beirut in '83.

That made me nervous.

Open up Styles.

LAPD.

I have a warrant to
search these premises.

I haven't done anything.

Given your background, I
find that hard to believe.

Say hello to Mr. August.

He's with the State Department.

What do you know
about Luis Mendoza?

I don't know any Luis Mendoza.

Come on, Styles.

You have an unlisted number
that was in Mendoza's wallet.

Now, come on.
Hey.

What have we got here?

I was doing some work for him.

I work for lots of people.

So?

You know Mendoza's dead?

He's dead?

Yeah.

What do you know about that?

Nothing.

Nothing.

I swear.

Take him down to the car
and read him his rights.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

You can't just do this to me.

Uh-huh.

Looks like Mendoza
ordered some passports...

Different names,
different countries, all

with his picture.

Looks like he was
ducking somebody.

Yeah.

But why or who?

Look, I think we
ought to put a tail

on Griego and his driver.

On the trade minister?

Sure, why not?

You know, Sergeant
Hunter, I have a growing

appreciation of your instincts.

Thank you so much.

Dani, you OK?

You couldn't do it, could you?

Well, that's just great.

What are we going to do now?

I got scared, Meg.

I've never done anything
like this before.

What do you think this is?

Disneyland?

You're the one who wanted
to get away from your home.

You're the one who wanted to
get away from your mother.

I don't know why I brought
you here in the first place.

Meg, leave her alone!

I'll get us the money.

How?

Are you gonna hook?

Huh?

You gonna put
yourself through that?

Fine.

Fine.

I'll do it.

I'm sorry, Woody.

It's OK.

Don't worry about it.
- This car pulled up.

And this guy started
talking to me.

And I... I just couldn't do it.

Hey, it's OK.

Look, this really
isn't your thing.

Maybe you should think
about going home.

You wouldn't even be here
if Meg hadn't dragged you.

That's not true.

It was just as much my
idea as it was hers.

Come on, Dani.

Meg's been on the
streets most of her life.

She's here because
nobody wants her.

It's the same for me.

That's not true.

I want you.

What are you doing here?

I just wanted to
see if you were OK.

Yeah, I'm great.

Actually, I'm glad
you're here, you know?

I can kind of show
you how easy it is.

See now, the whole key to this
thing is that you choose them.

You don't let them choose you.

You waiting for somebody?

Yeah, you.

Get in.

We'll go some place.

No.

There's a motel
around the corner.

Give me 20 bucks.

I'll pay for a room.

What about your friend?

Maybe we can have a party.

No, just me.

Whatever you say.

Park your car around the back.

I'll leave the door
to the room open.

See, it's easy.

What is your name?

- Meg.
- Meg?

It's a very nice name, Meg.

$100 be enough, Meg?

Hmm?

Yeah.

Yeah?

Good, Because you're
going to earn it.

There you go.

Hey, take it easy, OK?

You don't have to do this.

No, no, no.

You see, this is exactly
the way I like it.

No!

Tonio!

Grab her!

What's going on?

Let's get out of here.

Come on.

She hasn't been here.

At least we have no record.

Have you tried the shelters?

We've already been to five.

They had nothing.

Well, it's possible she
came in, gave a false name,

then left.

It happens.

Dani ran away with
a friend of hers, Meg Harris.

Do you have any
information on her?

I'm sorry.

I have nothing.

If she's with someone else,
that can be both good and bad.

Runaways usually group
together for security.

But if one gets
into real trouble,

he can drag the
others down with him.

Mrs. Collins, if Dani is found,
would she go home with you?

Do you understand the question?

She doesn't know.

She doesn't know.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yes?

Sergeant?

Yes, she is.

Linda Conway from
the coroner's office

would like to talk to you.

This is Sergeant Novak.

She was found in a
motel room in La Brea.

Her neck has been broken.

I know you've been
working on the runaways.

So I thought maybe
you'd want to see her.

Are you sure it's Meg?

OK.

All right.

Thank you.

Barbara.

Barbara.

Barbara, listen.

Listen.

We will do everything
we can to find her.

I promise.

I promise.

Excuse me, sir?

Have you seen that girl?

Who are you?

I was hired to find her.

He's taking a long
time to buy a newspaper.

He's just passing
the time of day.

No.

He wants something.

- By a little deaf lady?
- Yes, sir.

That's right.

Right.

I told her where to look.

But she couldn't understand me.

Looks like he's
got what he wanted.

Pull over.

I'm going to find out.

Dorsey says he was
definitely looking for Dani.

Do you think Dani
had something to do

with Luis Mendoza's murder?

Yes, I do.

Look, think about
what you're doing!

There's nothing to think about.

I saw who killed her.

I've got to go to the police.

Then let me go with you.

You can't do that.

They'll put you in juvie.
- That's all right.

I'll take my chances.
- No.

I can't let you do that.

She was my friend.

I'll go.

They'll send you home.

You know that.

I'll run away again.

I'll come back, I'll find you.

Maybe things will change.

I mean, maybe we can get jobs
and stuff and have a real home.

Nothing's going to change, Dani.

Nothing ever changes.

I love you, Woody.

There she is.

Come on.

Dani!
Dani!

Come on.

It's OK.

I'm... police... police.

Come on.
Get in the car.

Get in the car.

I'm fine.

I was skipping some meals.
But I'm all right.

I know you were worried.

And I'm sorry.

I'm always sorry.

You know what that means.

No matter what I do,
it's never right.

It's never good enough.

Sometimes.

Sometimes it's bad
living with you.

You don't let me breathe.

It is true.

You want me to be you.

And I can't.

To go with you, to talk
for you, it's too much.

And then I feel guilty.

I know what you've been through.

And I'm sorry.

I'm sorry you're deaf.

And I'm sorry that Daddy died.

But I can't be what
you want me to be.

Can't you understand?

At least on the
streets, I'm free.

Nothing's going to happen to me.

I can take care of myself.

You leave Meg out of this.
I'm not Meg.

I won't do things that she did.

What's the difference?

I'm here.

And you found me.

Woody was right.

He's a friend.

He said, nothing will change.

I am a diplomat, Sergeant.

I have immunity.

I am down here out of courtesy.

Sit down.

You're quite the
courteous fellow.

Aren't you, Mr. Griego?

Now, tell me something.

Did you kill Meg Harris on
purpose or was it an accident?

Meg Harris?

That was her name.

That girl had a name!

I have no idea what you're
talking about, Sergeant.

We have an eye witness
that saw what you did,

a 15-year-old runaway.

Ah, a 15-year-old
runaway, very reliable.

Reliable enough.

Sergeant, I think I've
shown enough patience.

I have an enormous
amount of work to do.

Good day.

Mr. Griego.

You are a filthy murderer.

And I'm going to deport you.

Oh, what a system.

A guy commits murder and walks
around with total immunity.

We were right
about Luis Mendoza.

He was Peruvian.

But when he was 16, his
family moved to Colombia.

And guess where they lived?

Medellin.

The cartel?

The wharf.

That's it...
Textiles from Malaysia,

electronics from Korea,
and trucks from Japan.

That's all?

See for yourself.

Yeah, well, what about
the outgoing ships?

Well, we got, let
me see, a couple

leaving in a couple hours.
- Yeah?

Where are they going?

Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Peru.

What's on that Peruvian ship?

Tractor parts.

Woody?

I'm Sergeant Chris Novak.

The juvenile officer
told me that you

were asking about Dani Collins.

Yeah, we were friends.

I just wanted to
be sure she was OK.

Well, she's safe, if
that's what you mean.

Good.

That's good.

She shouldn't be on the streets.

They told me that you were
arrested for shoplifting.

I was hungry.

It was a way to make some money.

Anyway, it doesn't matter.

Nothing matters.
- That's not true.

You and Dani both matter.

Yeah, put that
crane in over it, you guys.

It's early.

Come in on the line.

Get these boxes out of the way.

We're going to
move them through here.

Move them up now.

Move them up now.

Come on.

Let's get those
boxes back in there.

Come on, guys.

- Bring that forklift.
- Get over here.

WORKER 3.
Get over here.

How many crates are there?

Five.

Open this.

Good.

This concludes our business.

Cops!

Look out!

It's cops!

Put the money in the car.

Hold it right there!

Get out of the
back of that's truck!

Get down!

Lift your hands up!

Beside the side of that
truck, get over there.

Don't move!

A lot of rockets.

Mm-hmm.

Now we know what the Colombian
drug dealers are going to fight

the Colombian army with, huh?

Yeah.

May I remind you of my immunity.

You can have your
immunity, Mr. Griego.

But we're confiscating
the tractor parts.

It's a courtesy we provide.

I'll escort you to
your embassy, Mr. Griego.

You're being
deported immediately.

Yeah.

You see, as soon as the
Colombians realize that you

lost the Rockets, as
well as their money,

they're to have a
little chat with you.

No, no, no.

You cannot do this to me.

You have to arrest me and
keep me here in this country.

Get him out of here.

You have to arrest me!

You have to do your duty!
Arrest me.

This way, Mr. Griego.

This way.

You have to keep
me here in this country.

Hello.

Dani, someone is
here to see you.

What are you doing here?

What do you think I'm doing?

I was arrested.

I just wanted to say goodbye.
- It's not goodbye.

I'll see you again.

You are really
something, you know that?

Don't you understand?

They're going to send me away.

When I get out, I'm
going to disappear.

How will I find you?

I don't want you to find me.

It's over.

But you said that you loved me.

I would have said anything.

I needed you to survive.

I used you, Dani...

You and Meg.

And I'd do it again.

I don't believe you.

Meg was easy, Dani.

You were a little tougher.

But you would have been
hooking just like her.

Why are you saying this to me?

Because I'm trying
to save your stupid life.

They told me your mother's here?

Go back with her.
Or you'll end up like me.