All language subtitles for Spooks.s02e10.Christine

- 'I heard what happened.'
- I'm concerned about my emotional state.

- I'm acting CIA liaison. Anything I can do?
- Tell him I said hello.

- Hey, stranger.
- Hey.

- You look tired.
- You look great.

End it! I don't care how. I do care when.

The next time I see you,
you're a single man.

I'm worried by what I'm seeing, Tom.
Don't let this happen.

(Thunderclap)

(Zither music on TV)

'Harry, get away! The police are outside.'

- Hm.
- 'Quick! '

(Harry Lime theme on TV)

(Pistol cocking)

(Man) What's a man like
Mickey Karharias watching this for?

Can't stand the real thing any more?

The Feds... watch the house.

- (Mickey) What do you want with me?
- A very powefful man wishes to hire you.

- What's the job?
- Killing an Englishman.

There's one thing, though.

- What?
- We want you to do it dead.

- (Laughs)
- What?

This place... is so sordid.

Downscale sordid hotels
are traditional for affairs.

- Is this an affair?
- Don't you know?

- I've got a brute of a husband named CIA.
- Actually, I'm married, too.

To an older woman called Ml5.

I've spied on the bitch.

Oh, let's live dangerously.

Let's blow a week's joint pay
on a Park Lane hotel room suite -

Jacuzzi, minibar, fluffy white robes,

- what d'you think?
- Mmm... well, not now.

The company's probably
staking out all the big hotels.

Really? They expecting
someone big to arrive?

If so, Five should know. Just tell Zoe.

I can't do that. Not officially.

There's a man called Mickey Karharias.
He's coming to London.

- Yeah?
- He was an assassin.

He worked in organised crime in New York.
He killed, oh, 15 people at least.

The FBI could never
get enough evidence to put him away,

- so they gave him a pension.
- They gave a hit man a pension?

It was a good deal. He lived in Miami
under surveillance - gambled, drank.

It was cheaper than having him in jail.
Two weeks ago he disappeared -

leaving his minder floating dead
in the swimming pool.

- Isn't it still a matter for the FBI?
- Well, this is where it gets freaky.

This morning a secure telex
was sent to me by mistake.

It was flagged "Top Secret Eyes Only".

If I show it to you...

there'll kind of be no going back on this.

You want me to choose?

"From CIA HQ - Eyes Only. Cland-ops."
Clandestine Operations?

- You've got clearance for this?
- No. It's way above my level.

- How did it come to you?
- It came to my desk by mistake. It happens.

"Intercepted on Sat-Def 10." What's that?

A listening satellite
for cellphone calls in the Middle East.

"Length of transmission, 11 seconds.
Two male voices. Language, Arabic.

"Translation reads -
first voice, 'Shark arriving Heathrow.

- "'What news of money?"'
- Karharias is Greek for shark.

"Second voice,
'The four million is in the mountains."'

- Switzerland.
- "First voice, 'Advise of the movements

"'of the British Eminence, next 48 hours.
Greetings from Algallah.'

"Second voice, 'God is great.'
Record of interception ends."

Algallah is a village
on the outskirts of Baghdad.

"Location of first caller -
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

"Location of second caller -
Wimbledon, London, UK.

"Action decided - extreme weather.
Do not advise mice.

"Message ends."

So someone with an Iraqi connection

is hiring an American hit man
to come to London to kill... an eminent man.

- We haven't had a sniff of this, Christine.
- Of course not.

- What does "extreme weather" mean?
- It's code for a CIA clandestine operation

to desensitise an individual on foreign soil.

- Meaning... kill?
- Yeah.

OK. Who are the mice
who are not to be told?

Ml5. It's a company joke, sorry.

No, feel free.

So the CIA are sending a team
to stop an assassin on British soil

without telling our security services?

I had to tell you.
It's wrong that you don't know.

I'm loyal but sometimes
I just... hate what my country does.

I know the feeling.

However you handle it, you mustn't tell
Harry that this info came from me.

He'd tell the company and they would cut off
my head at the Washington monument.

- Have you memorised this?
- Yeah.

- So the CIA had no intention of telling us?
- Seems not.

- Why haven't we picked up anything?
- We weren't meant to.

Karharias is an American.
CIA think it's their affair.

- So what does Harry say?
- I can't tell Harry.

This came from Christine.
You're protecting her.

- What do you see in her?
- Californian, bright, hard bod.

- Thank you, Danny.
- Zoe, sometimes don't you find

that you just want to turn this job inside out?
Just break all the rules?

- No, I don't.
- Heated debate?

- Harry, we're talking about pay.
- Hence the passion.

- I'm her official contact!
- She saw something above her clearance.

Zoe, you'd have had to report it.

- Yeah, like we should now!
- Only once we've independent confirmation

that Karharias is in this country.

- Sorry, Tom, but I don't like this.
- I don't like lots of things.

I found a pic of Karharias on the web -
www... glamourofcrime. Com.

We'll stake out arrivals at Heathrow
from the States. Watch and wait.

Nothing?

Spotting the proverbial needle in a haystack.

We have to tell Harry.
The target could be the prime minister.

Let's trust Tom.

- What's this flight coming through?
- Chicago. On time, too.

Tom, we're having to lie to Harry about this
and it has been going on for two days.

- (Danny) I spy spies!
- How do you mean?

Am I going bonkers
or is that a surveillance team down there?

(Chuckles)

(Danny) Woman in blue, by the barrier.

The guy in the suit, I recognise him -
definitely CIA.

- How do you know?
- He tailed Christine.

- Hell, Tom.
- The guy with a Coke. Not drinking it.

They've sent a surveillance team
to receive him.

And that... has got to be Karharias.

- What do we do now?
- Tail him, find his hidey-hole,

- call Harry and send in the cavalry.
- Snatch him from the CIA?

- I like that.
- Get the car.

(Danny) 'Tom, Zoe, you won't believe this.
The car - the tyres are slashed.'

Danny, my skin is starting to crawl.

Are we really going to war
with CIA Cland-ops and not telling anyone?

I don't want to bitch about this
behind Tom's back.

No, fine.

It's time for my meeting with Christine Dale.
Will you come with me?

- Just listen in.
- OK.

- A tracking device?
- (Malcolm) Nanotechnology.

Touch the pad with your finger,
then touch the target - clothing or skin.

That's the control device.

- We developed this?
- Sadly, no.

It's CIA. I, er, got hold of it.

- You stole it?
- Repayment of a favour.

(Zoe) Nice bag. New?
(Christine) Not really.

Great for smuggling telexes
out of the American embassy.

- Is this being recorded?
- Danny's listening. We're not recording it.

- What's happening? What's Tom doing?
- You know the hotel where you met Tom?

- Right.
- Well, this guy was outside.

He took a surveillance team into Heathrow.

- We think they hooked Karharias.
- Well, that's great.

We do have a database
of active CIA agents. We are not total hicks!

- Yeah, I know that.
- But what connects him to you?

He's Cland-ops. His cover will be deep.

When they mistakenly sent the telex to you,
why didn't you pass it to someone senior?

Does Tom know that you're leaning on me?

I need something concrete.
Like the secure telex that started this.

- I can't.
- Why not?

Tom burnt it.

- I didn't want the telex to be traced.
- It's the only evidence that this is real.

- Zoe.
- I think Christine Dale's setting you up.

- This stops. Right now.
- Tell Harry, then.

- I will. Soon.
- What's got into you?

I'm afraid that he'll drag me
into a lot of trouble.

- Us into trouble.
- That's what I meant.

- Give him another day, right?
- Right.

- Can I have a word?
- Sure.

(Danny) Malcolm told me
about his latest toy.

- Oh, that nano thingy.
- He's lost it.

- He's lost it?
- You haven't seen it, have you?

No. Why?

- Tom...
- What?

Zoe and I are getting itchy feet.
We're acting like a clandestine op.

My skin's crawling about it, too.

It's a feeling we come to rely on in this job.

Yeah.

Where the hell are we going, Tom?

(Market traders shouting)

(Clicking)

(Single louder click)

- Tom's preparing a legend? Illegally?
- Irish passport with an old visa for Slovakia.

- And you saw this?
- Yes.

- Why would he do that, Danny?
- There could be only one reason.

- One reason for what?
- Harry.

The last two days there have been comings
and goings and whisperings. My office.

- Begin.
- There's nothing to begin with.

Tom's protecting Christine Dale.

Why?

Come on.

Tell me all.

- You briefed Danny and Zoe.
- I had to. I needed backup.

I showed you that damn telex out
of misguided love for your stupid country.

- I wish I'd thrown it away.
- I won't let it be traced.

I don't know if I can trust you to do that.

We should get out of here.
We were being shadowed.

That's what's driving me crazy.

Why haven't they pulled me in
about seeing you?

- What's it like at work?
- Everything's normal but horrible.

I feel like any second
security's going to come for me.

- This is going to destroy us, isn't it?
- No.

No way.

(Harry) Stand up.

Do you know the meaning
of what you have told me?

You have accused a respected officer,

in whose hands you have trusted your lives,
of treason.

- Treason? Er...
- What's your word for it?

- I don't know.
- You don't know?

We don't know where Tom's at
any more, Harry.

Right.

This is what I'm ordering -
ordering - you to do.

You will discuss these accusations
with no one - not even amongst yourselves

and you are to take no further part
in this operation.

Your futures in this department
are hanging by a thread.

- Do I make myself clear?
- Yes, Harry.

- Yes, Harry.
- Now get out.

(Doorbell)

- Mr Tom Quinn.
- And you are?

The name's Herb Ziegler.

Can we talk?

Look, the company's fine about you
and the lovely Christine.

We don't mind Romeo and Juliet affairs
with the other services.

You may let slip more than she does.

So carry on in hotel rooms all around
London. We think it's kinda sweet.

- What kind of fool are you?
- I'm a fool for my country.

Yeah. Well, maybe that fits both of us.

The man you picked up at Heathrow -
that was Mickey Karharias.

You weren't meant to see that.
Karharias is our concern.

A notorious assassin arriving in the UK
is very much our concern too.

Walk away, Tom.

- This operation is off limits to you.
- Karharias is a threat to this country.

If you don't let this go, I am telling you...

Christine Dale will be jailed
for leaking a top-secret communication.

You would crucify one of your best
officers to stop British security? Why?

Let the big boys do
what they've got to do, Tom...

and Christine won't get hurt.

Do I have a choice?

- No.
- (Mobile phone)

- I've got to take this.
- Feel free.

Hello?

Yeah.

OK. Yeah.

(Faintly from other room) Yeah.

OK, right. Yeah, thanks.

So who's the target? Who hired Karharias?

Live the illusion, Tom.

(Bleeping)

(Doorbell)

(Mobile phone)

- Hello?
- Come for a drink.

- It's Tom.
- (Zoe) Tell him to go to Thames House.

I'm at Cannon Street station.
At a service area. Get here now!

He's at Cannon Street.

(Bleeping)

(Coughing, glass chinking)

(Train passing overhead)

- Tom, what on earth?
- Let me get you up to speed.

I had a visit from our staring,
waving friend - Herb Ziegler.

- What?
- Ziegler came to my flat.

- I planted a tracking device on him.
- Right.

- He made a drop, I'm here for the pick-up.
- Should we peek?

It read, "Our friend's warned.
Where's the meet?"

- He warned you?
- Christine would be jailed for treason.

- Why don't we all go to jail for treason?
- We can't do this on our own.

- We've got to ring in.
- Harry will send in the cavalry.

They might scare off whoever
will make the pick-up.

This is the only link we've got
to stop an assassination.

Come on! Nights like this...

You love it! That's why we do the job.

OK. Let's wait for the pick-up.

- Yeah, all right.
- Good. Coffee?

- You came prepared.
- I had a field kit ready.

- A man ahead of the game.
- I think so.

Three hours.

Here we go.

(Trains pass overhead)

- Writing a reply?
- Yeah.

I'll go.

Tom... Tom, you are going to tell Harry
about this, aren't you?

- Tom?
- We'll see.

"Salter's Farm, Feniston, near Sudbury."
Anyone know Feniston?

Sudbury's in Suffolk.

- OK, Zoe, have you got your car?
- Oh, no.

What the CIA is doing is espionage as rape.

They're trying to destroy
my personal life with Christine!

Why should I trust them with my country?

Are you for me or against me?

- (Birdsong)
- Nothing?

No.

Let's wait till nightfall and have a closer look.

- Don't ring in, Zoe.
- Hit me if you want to stop me.

Just when we're on top of this.

- There's intefference.
- But there's a mast over there.

- Probably an electronic intefference field.
- Nothing's happening.

I say we go out of range
of the intefference and report.

- You still ringing them?
- Yes. They're not home.

- Mobiles?
- All three not available.

Every 10 minutes
ring all three flats and all three mobiles.

Yes, Harry.

Harry, I've been onto the FBI. This American
criminal, Michael "The Shark" Karharias -

amazing what they call themselves -
well, he's dead.

The FBI had a tip-off. His body was found
in a storm drain in Miami three days ago.

So Tom saw a dead man arrive
at Heathrow.

Come. Now.

I think Tom Quinn's on the blink.

Not Tom.

He's running an op for his own purposes -
I'm having nightmares about what they are.

He's acting against the interests
of the service?

- Yes.
- Tom Quinn is your brightest and best.

It's the brightest and the best
who can go bad so spectacularly.

What are you going to do?

Issue a warrant for Tom's arrest. He'll be
picked up on an antiterrorism charge.

This is going to be so ugly.

I know.

You stand by me on this, Ruth?

Yes.

Are you two all right?

(Panting) Oh, yeah, great!

They were good coming out of the wood.

Aren't we meant to be on the same side?

Not any more.

Here we go.

- Ah!
- It's all right, Danny.

Don't worry, it'll be OK!

- We're not going to get out of this, are we?
- You are.

- You're Herb Ziegler.
- First try and you, er... ticked a box.

- Well done.
- I thought...

What? Come on, Danny... share. Share.

Now, just how incompetent are you people?

You're blundering around in a dangerous
op of ours, thinking we're the bad guys.

- This is what the good guys do?
- Did you tell Harry Pearce

that Tom was preparing a legend
as an Irishman

with a Slovakian visa in his passport?

What's the matter, Danny?

Surprised that I knew that?

- Did you tell Harry?
- I don't know what you're talking about.

What do you know
about Tom's plans in Slovakia?

Nothing!

You're sure about that?

I don't know what you are talking about!

Ah, well.

(Yells in pain)

(Beating and yelling continues)

What are they doing to him, Tom?

(Groans)

No! Zoe, Zoe...

Zoe, just tell them you know
about the legend! Tell them you know!

- What legend?
- Yours. To go to Slovakia.

- What are you talking about?
- Brick Lane. The leather shop...

Danny, it was a lead that went nowhere -
on Ziegler's carrier bag.

- What carrier bag?
- Ziegler had a carrier bag.

A-Z Leather was on it.
I checked out the shop.

- Stop playing games!
- What did you find?

- You know.
- No, I don't know!

An Irish passport in the name of Connors...

- What?
...with your photograph.

You went to check if
your forger was doing the job!

I have not been preparing a legend
in the service or illegally, Danny.

I don't believe you. How can I?

I admired you, Tom.

I would have gone
to the ends of the earth for you.

- This is not what it seems.
- No?

No.

What are you doing? What's in Slovakia?

Some love nest for you and Christine Dale?

Danny, I haven't got the cash for that!
You know me, I'm broke.

There are ways of getting unbroke
in our line of work.

What have you got yourself mixed up in?
Tell me, Tom!

Danny, there's no time.
You tell me you trust me.

I don't. I don't.

(Door creaks open)

Zoe?

- (Whimpering)
- Zoe?

This is smoke and mirrors, Danny.
Someone is spinning an illusion.

Yeah...

you!

No! No, please. Please, no!

- Ah!
- Please, stop!

(Moans)

- (Groans)
- (Zoe sobs)

(Birdsong)

(Danny groans)

- Danny?
- It's OK.

(Groaning and gasping)

I've got a signal.

- We go in. Agreed?
- Yeah.

How are the two of you feeling?

The answer should be,
"Victimised, taken for suckers, betrayed."

I can't believe that. No.

Danny?

Yeah.

I didn't believe it. I still don't.

But it's all coming together
in my head and I hate it.

Share your thoughts with us, Danny.

Tom staged the whole thing.

He spotted Karharias... or claims it was him.

The whole thing at Heathrow,
the CIA team, it was all a fake.

- So Ziegler was Tom's collaborator?
- His right-hand man.

- The thing at the farm. He set that up too?
- Yes.

- No, not Tom.
- (Harry) Zoe...

I want you to accept this.
If you don't, you will eat your heart out.

- Why did he have the Irish passport made?
- So he could disappear.

- Yes.
- And what about the assassination?

I believe there is indeed a team of killers
and Tom is running it.

(Laughs) How can you
possibly believe that?

Money, Zoe.

In this world, it is often money
which finally reveals the truth.

Ruth did a banking check

of accounts recently opened
in the name of Paul Connors.

- The legend on the false passport?
- And?

The London branch
of the Slovakian National Cooperative Bank.

Three days ago - a deposit of $4million.

We have to accept this awful truth

about somebody
we have worked with and admired.

Well, I can't. And I won't.

He was going to fake his disappearance
to pass himself off as a hero!

Traitors are often vain people.
They want us to admire them.

- This is wrong.
- There's a full national alert in place.

All engagements of ministers
and prominent MPs

are being given extra security.

If Tom's friends are going to strike,
the next 24 hours are crucial.

We don't have a blind idea where they are
or who they're going to hit.

So... all hands to the pumps.

The horrible thing is I can believe it.

I can see him doing it.

We have to stick together, Danny.
We can't let it happen to us. Ever.

No.

You're not helping us, Miss Dale.
Why did Tom destroy the telex?

- To protect me.
- Your employers have been very helpful.

There is no record of any such telex
being sent by CIA Cland-ops... to anyone.

Nor any record
of a satellite-intercepted call

- made from Riyadh to Wimbledon.
- But...

CIA registry does have a record
of you receiving a telex

sent from a commercial firm in Islington.

Our technical side
have retrieved the content of the telex

from the firm's database.

Is this the document
that you showed to Tom?

- (Weakly) Yes.
- Speak up.

This conversation is being recorded.

- Yes.
- This man.

What have you done?

- Have you destroyed one of my best men?
- No!

- Are you some kind of old-style honeytrap?
- I swear!

Mr Pearce, please honour the parameters

we have agreed for this interview
or we will terminate.

I thought it was wrong that we didn't tell you
about the assassin here.

I love your country. And, for your mics
in this place, I love Tom Quinn.

Michael Karharias.

His body was found
in a Miami storm drain three days ago.

There is no American assassin.
There is no mystery CIA man.

- Your family's Czechoslovakian.
- What?

Well, not Czech. Slovakian, actually.

Dale - originally Dalic, wasn't it?

My grandfather is from Bratislava.
What is this?

Christine... if you and Tom
were planning to flee and hide, tell me.

I still look on Tom as a friend.
I'll do everything I can to help you both.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

I'm so very sorry that you don't.

Kindly thank your head of station

for allowing us to have first bite
at the rotten apple.

(Heavy breathing)

(Herb) Haven't you seen
a Gepard M112.7 mm rifle?

Armour-piercing rounds,
uranium-tipped. A sniper's dream.

And now we have our little talk.

You don't know who I am, do you?

You know, I didn't think you would.

You're too... arrogant.

Hermann Joyce. Yeah.

One of the living dead.

So... this is about Lisa?

Of course it's about Lisa.

So be the polite Englishman...

and ask how she is.

She is not good, Tom.

Not good at all.
My daughter is in a facility in Maine...

in a catatonic state of withdrawal.

She doesn't speak, she doesn't see.

There are times
when she begins to scream.

She doesn't stop screaming
until the sedatives are injected in her.

Lisa Joyce.

'Alison, Jane, Sara, Lucy, Jessica.

- 'And you must be Lisa. Hello, Lisa.'
- Nice to meet you.

(Tom) 'I'm not responsible
for what happened.'

Of course you're responsible!
You were fellow students.

You were a friend of hers.

- I had no idea what she got mixed up in.
- But I came to you for help.

You were a graduate, already an Ml5 officer,

undercover at the London
School of Economics.

I couldn't talk to her.
I was CIA, she called me a fascist.

I looked to you to get her out.

And I tried. I... I tried. I warned her off them.

Don't be so disingenuous, you little shit!
You recruited her!

You turned her into a Five asset.

An untrained girl of 19!

You sent her undercover to penetrate
a European hard-core anarchist cell!

Hermann Joyce,
veteran agent of a four-year tour

undercover in the Soviet Union.

An unsung hero. The spy's spy.

I was so flattered
when you asked me to help Lisa.

And you were so pleased
when she agreed to go undercover.

She was taking up the family tradition.
But she couldn't do it, could she?

She couldn't handle the fear
you subjected her to.

What are you going to do with me?

You took everything from her.

Now I'm taking everything from you.

I heard about this Iraqi family -

once all-powefful, and now
with a consuming hatred for your country.

You set me up.

The mother of all setups.

I have destroyed your very soul,
Tom Quinn.

You're like Lisa now.

In your own personal hell.

- And that's just.
- Just?

I have to move on now.

The great moments of pleasure pass
quickly into memory, do they not?

Flat bit of England here.

I'm thinking of taking in lpswich.

Is that... an historic British town?

(Birdsong)

(TV, loud) '... the town of Tetbury
in the Cotswolds

'holds its woolsack championship... '

Hello, I need to use your phone.
I'm sorry. Hello?

Phone?

'Lt's a day not to be missed
in a country diary.

'Even Prince Charles has given the event
his royal seal of approval.

'Woolsack racing hails back
to medieval times. Young drovers... '

- (Phone)
- Hello?

- This is an open line but I've got to use it.
- Tom!

Where are you?

Tom, it's Zoe.

Zoe, listen. I'm certain
the assassination will be in lpswich.

There'll be a Hungarian Gepard M1 rifle
left at the scene.

- It'll have my fingerprints on it.
- Tom, we know about the assassination.

- What do you mean?
- (TV) 'We're interrupting this programme.

- What do you mean?
- 'There has been an attempt on the life

'of Air Chief Marshal Sir John Stone.

'He was on his way
to an RAF base near lpswich.

'Our reporter Simon Newton
is at St Hilary's General Hospital.'

'Doctors are fighting to save Sir John's life.

'He arrived driven in the same car that
was hit by a single bullet from a marksman.

'There been no official statement... '

Hello, Zoe. Um... I just heard. How is he?

Well, he's... He's dead, Tom.

He died about 20 minutes ago.

(TV) '... as far as I can tell
no one else has been injured.

'Sir John's wife and son,
who were on holiday in Scotland,

'were flown by helicopter
to be by his bedside... '

Right, you listen to me. I have been set up.

The man behind it is ex-CIA.
His name is Hermann Joyce.

I recruited his daughter Lisa
to penetrate the Neo Red Brigade.

She went to pieces. He blames me.
Understand?

- Hermann Joyce?
- Ruth, check it out.

- Downing Street is on the phone.
- Zoe?

Yeah?

Tom, come in to Thames House.

No. You come to me.
Someone's wrecking my life.

- I have to explain.
- OK, we'll meet you.

The three of you.
Any Special Forces and I'll disappear.

Coo-ee!

- (Woman) This telly o' yours!
- Old Orchard Cottage, near Shottaton.

Where the B roads to Woodbridge
and Aldeburgh cross, postcode IP344PC.

(Woman) Your daughter's having you
for the night. Who's a lucky girl?

Tom's file. He did recruit Lisa Joyce
but she didn't work out.

- There's one part that's true.
- I'll ask the CIA.

- We'll pick Tom up.
- Send in the heavies and he'll run.

The head of the British Armed Forces
has been assassinated. Malcolm!

- Harry? What are you thinking?
- I'm not debating Tom Quinn with you.

- Yes, Harry.
- I need a signal device.

- Coming up.
- Danny, order a Chinook

to be five minutes away from this cottage
with Special Forces on board.

- Why do we need backup like that?
- Just do it!

Signal device. Who will you want to signal?

Special forces, Colchester.
Danny will give you the code.

- Nothing from the CIA on Hermann Joyce.
- Hack into their database.

- I'll give you a grid reference en route.
- (Harry) Call us on the scrambler.

(Mobile phone)

Tom.

Don't worry. I'm OK.
It was a bit rough but no lasting damage.

What's the matter?
You pulled my file on Lisa Joyce?

We did that, yes.

That's what this is about.

- That's why Joyce has done this.
- Tom...

- Shut up!
- What is this?

- You met Joyce?
- Yeah.

We all did. Zoe and Danny did.
In a farm where he held us.

- For God's sake!
- Zoe, what's wrong?

You're a liar! It wasn't Joyce.

- Well, who the hell do you think it was?
- You tell us!

Hermann Joyce was one of the very best
undercover agents the CIA ever had!

In God's name, what is wrong?

- What's wrong? He died five years ago!
- What's happened to you?

Nothing has happened to me!
I'm just trying to clear my name!

Oh, God!

Tom, Hermann Joyce
was killed in a car crash.

He's buried in his home town
of Sefton, Maine.

Ruth has a picture of the funeral.
His wife was there!

- He doctored the files.
- It was a full-blown CIA funeral!

- A flag on the coffin, weeping widow!
- OK, great. Let's think it through.

He staged the car crash.

- Oh!
- It's peffect cover.

All right. Tell him all of it.

We phoned his wife from the car.
She lives in New York, Tom.

- She was with him in the car!
- Then she's in it with him!

- Harry thinks this has been run by you.
- Do you?

I've seen the good go bad before.
Even men as good as you.

- You really believe this of me?
- Best not to believe anything.

- Tom, give me the gun.
- It's over, Tom!

Don't let Joyce win.
Don't you see what he's done to us?

- Don't, Harry.
- What?

- You've got a signal device for backup.
- It's nothing.

- Raise your hands.
- There's no need.

I need to get to Joyce,
so then I can prove my innocence.

- You know what I must do.
- (Tom) Don't!

(Gunshot)

(lnaudible)

You know what I must do.

(lnaudible)

(Mobile phone)

On the beach?

OK.