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S1 E15Unfinished Business

[at an HPD Internal Affairs safe house, Gabriel Waincroft talks to IA official Rex Coughlin about the $5.5 million he gave Chin to add to Danny's ransom for his brother]

RCRex Coughlin

That's a lot of money for a change of scenery.

WWaincroft

True, but being the brother-in-law of a cop didn't make me very popular in Halawa. So what it came down to was that money or my life.

CCoughlin

And you'll testify to that?

WWaincroft

And see that hypocrite go to jail? Absolutely. But you're gonna need to sweeten the deal.

CCoughlin

I'm listening.

WWaincroft

I want a sentence reduction.

CCoughlin

You're a cop killer. That's not gonna happen.

WWaincroft

Then I guess you won't be getting Chin Ho Kelly.

CCoughlin

I can try to get you a commuted sentence. Submit a petition to the governor.

WWaincroft

I have a better chance of winning the lottery.

CCoughlin

How does minimum security sound?

WWaincroft

Not good enough.

CCoughlin

That's all I got.

WWaincroft

I want that in writing.

CCoughlin

I'll have it drawn up.

[Steve and the team head to Colombia to assault a refinery where Marco Reyes' cocaine stash is located. One of Joe's contacts will use a vintage Super Stallion to fly them there]

What's with you and salvage?

FBFrank Bama

Kid, this is a perfectly good example of vintage aviation.

Uh-uh. It's a washing machine with propellers.

Big man, you're not exactly paying top dollar here. In fact, you're not paying anything at all. So if I were you, I'd grab a double-wide seat and keep a bag handy.

Hang on a second. I know this old hippie didn't just call me fat.

[Steve and Joe corner the US Marshal who arranged Danny's voluntary extradition to Colombia]

SASam Alexander

You like to make a dramatic entrance, don't you?

Yeah, well, uh, we found your coke.

AAlexander

Where is it?

Well, it's gone.

AAlexander

What do you mean, gone?

I mean, uh, we destroyed it. [shows phone cam footage of the team burning the coke stash]

AAlexander

You realize you just signed your friend's death warrant, right?

I don't think so. You see, at the same location, we didn't just find the drugs. We found Reyes' books. [shows USB drive] This, right here, is everything to do with Sandpiper. Including all the payoff accounts. Hey, see, Marco Reyes was, uh, he was paying money to a bunch of different people-- various Colombian generals, politicians, government officials - and one American.

You.

You never cared about justice; you never cared about the law. All you wanted was your piece of the action.

AAlexander

You are meddling in international affairs, Commander.

Just shut up and listen.

This is what's gonna happen. You're gonna have Detective Williams returned to U.S. soil with all charges dropped. And the second his plane touches down in Oahu, you're gonna resign, you're gonna collect your pension, and then you're gonna disappear. And if you don't, this gets released.

[as he is cutting Steve's hair] The barbershop is an important social institution in this country. It's a community gathering place. Oh, my customers-- they come here, they hang out, they talk story. No one's ever in a hurry to leave, and you know why? It's one of the last bastions where a man can truly unplug from the world. You know, even if it's just for a trim and a shave.

[Odell is frantically making a molotov cocktail to deter the gunman]

So you're a barber, you're a lawyer, and you're an explosives expert?

Yeah, my Grandpa Jack was a barber stationed in England during World War II. Uncle Sam liked the boys cleaned up before heading to the front lines. He was assigned to the Combat Demolition Unit. One of his regulars taught him how to make a Molotov Cocktail using hair dye and aftershave. Jack always said, "A piece of knowledge is better than a good tip."

Good thing you were paying attention, huh?

There we go. Done. [to Steve, seriously] I'm a pacifist.

[Danny and assistant medical examiner Dr. Mindy Shaw are stuck in the elevator with the deceased victim.]

I've heard of stories of people getting stuck in elevators for days-- days.

I really don't think that's gonna happen.

My cell phone doesn't work, your cell phone doesn't work, the alarm doesn't work. Okay? No one's coming to look at office space because this guy, the office manager, is dead. We have got to be proactive.

Or we can conserve energy.

We got no food, we got no water. Oxygen level in here is getting very low.

There's plenty of oxygen.

[Danny is hyperventilating due to his claustrophobia]

Listen to me. Everything is gonna be okay.

Yeah?

Okay, right now, neurotransmitters in your brain have sent the wrong signal Uh-huh? activating your sympathetic nervous system. You just need to ride this out until your parasympathetic nervous system can restore your body to a normal state. That's good.

Can you do me a favor and speak English, please? Okay.

Your body is lying to you. It's telling you you're in danger, but you're not.

You're not. So it's like a glitch.

Exactly! It's a glitch.

Uh-huh.

That's all. Just a glitch. There's no danger.

No danger.

There's no there's no threat, okay? You're completely safe.

Absolutely.

Now just breathe. Just relax. Breathe. There you go. You got it.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

[The Five-0 team study the evidence from Diane's clothes and Lou still doubts that her husband killed her]

You know, Lou, a lot of guys in my old squad believed IA when they said I was a dirty cop. When I asked them why, they said it was just something they could feel. They went with their instinct, and they turned their back on me. But they were wrong.

I'm not wrong.

CChin

How can you be so sure?

You know, one night when we were at the academy, one of our training officers busted me and Clay trying to sneak back on campus after lights out. Now, as violations go, it was pretty serious. Absolute grounds for expulsion. So the TO- he sits us down. Now, this guy was a human lie detector. Never met a suspect he couldn't break. So he says to us, "You two birds better have a damn good reason for breaking curfew. Otherwise, I'm shipping your sorry asses out on the next bus." Now the truth is: we were at a ball game. Went to a White Sox game. The thing goes extra innings, and now we're late. But Clay looked that TO right in the eye and without missing a beat, he says, "I'm sorry, sir. But my cousin he's shipping off in the morning to the Gulf for Desert Shield, and the kid's nervous. He's scared. So Lou and I just figured we'd just take the kid out, show him a good time, you know, get his mind off things. And that way, at least he gets a proper send-off, you know?" The TO looks into Clay's eyes, and after a couple of seconds, he says "Okay. Don't let it happen again." And that was that. I never seen anybody lie with such confidence, such conviction. If you would've hooked Clay up to a polygraph right then and there, I'm telling you, he would've passed it. But it ain't even so much the lying. Clay knew how to play on this man's emotions. This morning, I'm sitting on the bench outside the ME's office, and I'm listening to him tell me how this went down. And he's talking to me, and he's looking at me, and he's looking me right in the eye, and I'm going for it, until my wife shows up. And I get up and step back, and I watched him handle my wife. And that little voice popped into my head saying, "This guy is playing you." He did this. Now, I can't prove it, but I know. And I'm telling you, I know like I know whose name is on my driver's license! He did this. I know it.

[Grover is incensed that a close friend of his in the force may have killed his own wife and tries to insist on why would he do that]

Oldest reason in the world, brother. Oldest motive. Love. [shows a pic on Clay's cellphone] LeAnn Stockwell. One of your trainers at the gym. One you've been having an affair with for over a year. Aw, those photos? Yeah, these photos. The photos you took on your phone and deleted them. I got teenagers, man, and you know what my teenagers taught me about technology? Nothing gets deleted. Nothing ever goes away. I talked to LeAnn, Clay. She told me you wanted to leave your wife and be with her.

CFClay Fields

So, what, what? I'm-I'm a killer because I lied to some piece I had on the side? Is that's what you think?

I think you wanted to start all over with some fine young thing that just adored Clay. Then you did the math. And you sure as hell didn't want to live your retirement out on half your pension in a small rented apartment on the South Side of Chicago. You know, I really don't even think it was the money. I know how much you love people thinking you're such a good guy. "Aw, that Clay-- he's a great guy! Stand-up guy!" You just didn't want anybody to know that you're the kind of guy who'd step out on his wife after 20 good years. I'm done with you.

CClay

You know, that's a great story, Lou. The thing is you can't prove it.

Not yet, but you're gonna spend the night in a cell. And I'm gonna spend the night on a plane back to Chicago, and I'm gonna talk to LeAnn in person. And then I'm gonna search your house. And I'm gonna search your car. And I'm gonna search your locker. And I'm gonna talk to your friends. I'm gonna talk to your neighbors. I'm gonna talk to your pastor. I'm gonna talk to everybody you know down to the guy who shines your shoes! And anything you think I can do to help you, Clay-- [gets closer to him] any favor I could call in, any length that I could go to, any power or influence I might have-- I'm gonna use all of that to lock your ass up! Smoke on that.

[Lou laments on the cold shoulders he got from his visit to Chicago PD]

Well, look on a positive note, the trip was not a total bust. I did manage to score myself six deep-dish pies from Malnati's. Renee and the kids are about to welcome me home a hero.

[looks at Lou] I'm sorry, did you say that you just flew ten hours straight with a bunch of pizzas in your suitcase? Is that what you said?

[grins] You're damn right.

[speechless] Mm.

And today is your lucky day, because as a result of this unexpected, pleasant little pick-me-up at the airport, I'm gonna cut you in on a slice.

Yeah, I'm, uh, I'm kind of a thin-crust guy myself, but thank you all the same.

[sees Kono and Chin arriving at the crime scene] Hey. Welcome to the, uh, freak show. We got 17 Elvises, all of them potential suspects or witnesses.

Actually, the correct terminology is "Elvii." But you can also call them ETAs. Elvis Tribute Artists.

BBBarry Burns

[relieved after being rescued by Steve and Danny] Oh, thank God. Thought I was gonna die in there.

Like, a couple more hours, you probably would have.

BBarry

[glances at his ankle monitor] This thing saved my life.

Oh, yeah? How's that?

BBarry

'Cause that-that maniac was gonna shoot me in the head, and I said, "Hey "the cops are gonna be alerted right away if this monitor stops registering a pulse."

You know, it doesn't actually work like that, you know that, right? [Danny is laughing at the side]

BBarry

It doesn't? Good thing I didn't know that.

Oh, Jerry, by the way, I've been meaning to ask you. You're not one of those nuts that thinks Elvis is still alive, are you?

Of course not. No sane person believes he is. Elvis died years ago. Almost as long as Paul McCartney.

What? He's one of the two Beatles who actually is still alive.

Nope. Died in a car crash in '67. Replaced with a look-alike.

One very talented look-alike.

Come on, Jer, everybody knows that's an urban legend.

What?

What "what"?

Have you listened to "Strawberry Fields"? The evidence is all there. John confessed.

[deadpan] Oh sure. And I suppose Ringo shot Kennedy.

I'll have a strawberry daiquiri.

Did you say strawberry daiquiri?

I'm comfortable with my manhood, brother.

[chuckles] Oh, yes, you are. And deep dish pizzas, strawberry daiquiris. Man, you like the finer things in life.

I'm a connoisseur.

You know how many dead bodies I saw before I started hanging out with Five-O? That would be none. Nada. Zero. And the fun doesn't stop there. I mean, let's not forget being accused of robbery, being abducted, having my life's work stolen, and, oh, yeah, then there's that Chinese spy who broke into my house and tried to off me.

Yeah, we appreciate everything you've done for us, Jer.

So where's the love? The aloha? A badge would be nice.

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