FBI: Most Wanted

- Look at her. Teeth capped, I'm sure.

You know, she's got the money. She can afford to be that much

prettier than me. - Oh, my God, please.

That bitch is all about the filters.

There's no way she's prettier than you.

I promise.

I promise.

- You know, if you're lying, I'll have to kill you.

Ready?

You know what they'd call you back in Sinaloa?

Huh?

Sicario de nacimiento.

Sicario.

- Mm-hmm. - Like my boy Benicio.

What's the rest mean?

Natural born, baby.

Natural born.

How about some bougie tacos?

Remember that place by the PetSmart?

Oaxaca Flats. - Love it, see you then.

Can't wait.

Jared?

What the hell?

Who's prettier now?

And the hawk wasn't moving.

It was just lying there, and then stupid Ross

picked up a stick and poked it.

I tried to stop him, but all the boys just laughed.

And then Ross killed it.

That's terrible, sweetheart.So cruel.

Do you want meto call their parents?

No.

- I made you some hot chocolate, sweetie.

Somebody needs to talkto this boy.

His behavioris really disturbing.

Maybe I should call the school.

I don't know.

I have to go.But I promise,

soon as I get back,we'll take care of this.

I'll think of what to do. I love you, sweetheart.

Love you too.

- Connie Romano, 28, nursing student.

Just before hightailing out of the High Point Apartment

parking garage in Hamilton, New Jersey.

Presumably in that 2012 Hyundai.

Dr. Melissa Alden, 30, pediatric shrink.

Found with a single 9mm bullet lodged in her skull.

Sadly for her, it wasn't a kill shot.

She survived the bullet, only to be stomped to death.

Witnesses?

- Just one functional security camera.

Caught an unidentified white male with a neck tattoo

exiting a vehicle, carrying a gun, silencer attached.

A second unidentified party, likely female,

behind the wheel. - Stomped to death?

Something personal. - Local cops talked

to Dr. Alden's fiancé, a plastic surgeon.

Connie Romano is his ex-girlfriend

as of six months ago. - I'm guessing Connie wasn't

happy about his engagement to Melissa.

- Connie was totally obsessed with Melissa.

Her cloud account's busting with photos of Melissa

she hacked from the ex-fiancé's Facebook.

She paired them up with photos of her own with the fiancé

from happier times.

Guess the guy has a type.

Melissa's prettier.

They said it first.

- Dumped for a more attractive, more successful version

of yourself? Man, that's rough.

- Luckily, most of us get over it.

- CID have any evidence that Connie's fleeing

the jurisdiction? - She has a Sinaloa Cartel

connection through her cousin, Ernesto Cruz.

When she was 16, Connie and Cruz were caught in Texas

with 57 handguns in their car.

Cruz did eight years for gunrunning,

Connie got probation. - So we're worried she might

run to her Cartel friends across the border.

That's where I'd go.

- Any excuse to get a good mole.

- Get a beat on cousin Ernesto, put an agent on him.

- It was all falling into place.

I had, uh, just got an offer from a practice in Oahu.

Um, Melissa had scored a job there.

We were gonna get married on the beach.

And we were weeks away.

I'm sorry, it's just

she was so kind, she was the...

- We're very sorry, Dr. Pierce. - Never, in a million years,

did I think Connie was capable of something like this.

I mean, our our breakup, it was it was amicable.

Amicable means nothingto somebody like Connie.

Have you spoken to hersince you broke up?

- No, not since, um, she moved out.

Now, you told the police thatyou didn't recognize any of her

accomplicesin the surveillance photos.

- Well, you couldn't see very much.

You dated her for two years.

- She never mentioned having a connection to a Mexican cartel?

No, she's not even Mexican.

This is a nightmare.

Look, am am I in danger?

- We'll post agents here and outside your home.

- You know, Connie might have been stalking you

without you being aware. Do you remember any incidents

or strangers coming to your office?

- Maybe. Uh, a couple weeks ago,

right after we posted our engagement.

I was at the coffee shop across the street from here,

and this woman came up to me. She was in a uniform.

A security guard. And she said that she worked

in Melissa's building, and that I had the right

to know that Melissa entertained other men.

- Can you describe her? - Like, a hat, sunglasses,

I think she was Latin, not too tall.

I didn't think much of it.

Look, maybe if I had taken it

a little more seriously, I I could've

I don't know, I...

- Looks like a hurricane hit this place.

Keep hope alive. Denial meets delusion.

- Connie wouldn't see anything to deny or delude

herself about. To a psychopath, only their

feelings matter. Whatever the other person might

feel never enters their calculus, except to manipulate.

"When a Father Leaves."

Ever come across this in your classes?

- Not as required reading. More mass market

pop psychology.

Mrs. Romano, this is Agent LaCroix.

This is Connie's mom. - Come in, Mrs. Romano.

- I think somebody made a mistake.

My daughter's not a bad person. - Please take a seat.

If anybody made a mistake, we'll find out.

This is your first time in yourdaughter's apartment, isn't it?

- Well, between her work and her studies,

Connie doesn't really have time to

To take careof her own mother?

When was the last timeyou saw her?

- Two months ago. I asked her for help

with my bills, she turned me down.

- Where would she go if she was in trouble?

- I-I don't really know who's in her life these days.

What about her father?

We haven't seen Mateo in 20 years.

Connie was eight when he left. I raised her myself.

You've done a good job.

Well, except for that timein Texas.

- Yeah, that was my mistake. I sent her to El Paso

to stay with my sister and her husband.

They have three daughters, and I thought it'd be good for her.

- Instead, she hit it off with her cousin Ernesto.

We've been trying to find him. - Nobody knows where he is.

- Just pulled this out of the laundry hamper.

Looks like someone tried to get a wine stain out.

No luck on the stain, but might fit the security guard

who came up to Dr. Pierce.

- Mrs. Matos, we were hoping you could give us some news

about your daughter. The security company said

she hasn't been to work in three days.

- Amber was supposed to pick up Zoe from my house on Monday.

She never showed, never called. School starts in a week.

She wants to know where Mommy is.

If you don't know, why are you here?

- Your daughter's been implicated in a murder,

along with this woman, Connie Romano.

- That's not possible. - Her car was at the

crime scene. She's been identified

as the person who harassed the victim's fiancé.

It's just not possible.

Amber tries to be a good mother.

She stayed in school, she got a good job.

- We understand it's shocking. That's why we need to find her.

Do you think she'd reach out to Zoe's father?

- No. He was deported back to

Guatemala three years ago.

- How about friends or relatives?

- All our family is in Puerto Rico.

And friends, there's just that one.

You've met Connie.

- Never met, but heard plenty. Connie this, Connie that.

Every free moment, off she went.

- Leaving you to care for Zoe. - Amber used to take Zoe along

everywhere they went. But more and more, it was,

"Mama, can you babysit?" - What do you think changed?

Boyfriends, maybe?

- I never heard Amber talk about that.

- Would you mind if we spoke to Zoe about her outings

with Amber and Connie?

- If it helps you find my Amber.

Please.

Hi, baby, they wanna talk to you.

- Hey, Zoe. I'm Jess.

Do you mind if we talk for a minute?

That's a nice house. - It's a school, in the trees.

- Oh, I see. That's a duck pond?

Very pretty. - You can have it if you like.

- Thank you. I love it, thanks.

I'd like to talk to you