FBI - Sixth Season

- How's Ella? - Poor kid lost her mother.

And nothing I do can make that okay.

They need me to name a temporary guardian for Ella.

Whatever you need.

What about you?

Grieving. Numb.

I don't know how you do it all by yourself.

You just do it.

I'll be home soon.

I just wanted to see you.

She has so much anxiety about me coming home

at the end of the day.

Can't blame her.

Hey.

Jubal said you wanted to see me?

Yeah, yeah.

Maggie called in late.

Something to do with Ella. Is everything okay?

Yeah, as much as it can be.

Meaning?

She said that Ella's having a hard time adjusting.

Some mornings are better than others.

So this isn't the first time?

She has her hands full.

But it's Maggie, right?

She pushes through.

Well, that is what I'm worried about

she will push herself.

Especially after losing Jessica and denying bereavement,

I've just been keeping my eye on her.

So have I.

But she seems good?

Yeah, I think the work helps.

It gives her something to throw herself into.

She needs it.

I haven't noticed anything concerning.

Okay. Good.

Well, you let me know if that changes, all right?

And the crazy part

that clown kept swinging at me, so I locked his arm,

heard a pop.

I mean, you should have heard him screaming.

Glad I didn't.

Well, this is my block.

Come on, which building is yours?

God, you're gorgeous.

Your picture on the app doesn't do you justice.

Yet you sent a "like" emoji.

I gotta confess.

I was gonna walk if you wasn't hot in person.

Can I see you again?

Sure. I'll text you in a few days.

What the hell happened here?

It happens a lot.

Probably kids messing around.

Maybe or maybe not.

Maybe I should walk you to your door.

- It's... - my mother raised me right.

I'm not taking no for an answer.

I can hang for a bit if you want.

Sorry. Just like you, my mother raised me right.

Besides, we just met.

What are you doing?

It's okay, it's okay. I know what I'm doing.

Just get inside while I check things out.

- You have a gun on you? - It's legal. Don't worry.

Please, just put the gun away.

Let me just call the cops.

911. What's your emergency?

Hi. Yes, there's a woman next door.

She's screaming about something.

- What's your location? - It's 535 west 35th street.

- Are you in a safe spot? - I don't know. I

ma'am, are you okay?

Ma'am?

Ma'am, are you there?

Hello? Hello?

Hello?

Will?

Are you okay?

Victim's name is will Douglas

had his federal ID on him when he was shot.

So he was a security guard over at the fdic.

Yeah. Since he's a fed, we figured you guys

- would wanna take the handle. - Sure.

Do we know if he got a shot off?

Any gunshot residue on the hands?

Gsr test came back negative.

What about the shooter?

Did he leave any shell casings behind?

Already marked for ert to process.

Do we know if will was living here in the building?

No... according to the woman who called 911,

her and will were coming back from a coffee date,

and they heard some woman screaming

inside this apartment.

The woman that screamed... did she see what happened?

I assume so. The trouble is, she's not here.

What do you mean she's not here?

She's missing.

So you're thinking the shooter took her?

Well, that's the theory.

- Do we have an ID on her? - Yeah.

Her name is Denise Parker,

and she is eight months pregnant.

Where's the woman that called 911?

She lives down the hall.

Denise is in her 20s... white, blonde.

We heard her arguing with a man,

and then she started screaming, so will ran off to help.

And then I heard gunshots.

Do you remember what Denise and the man were arguing about?

It was something about her baby.

You know if Denise is married?

No.

You ever met the father of her baby?

Not officially.

I've seen him swing by the apartment

from time to time.

The other day I saw him drop off a bouquet of flowers.

Okay. What's he look like?

Latino... Average height, mustache.

All right, so, folks, listen up.

Federal employee will Douglas was killed this morning

when he tried to intervene in a possible domestic dispute.

And if that's not horrific enough,

the pregnant woman he was trying to save is now missing.

There is no ID on the shooter,

but the abducted woman is Denise Parker.

Right. Okay. So.

Wait, that... that's not right, right?

The witness said Denise was in her 20s.

And eight months pregnant.

I ran the social security number

she supplied on her apartment rental application.

It came back to a 70-year-old woman who died six months ago.

So Denise died, and our missing woman

- assumed her identity? - Yeah.

Looks like it.

But I've been going through the photo log

of items that scola and oa found at the scene.

There are several pictures in the apartment of the woman

witnesses described.

Okay. Kelly?

- No hits on facial rec. - Okay.

Well, ert is still processing the scene.

I'll have them grab anything that might have her DNA on it.

Good. What about ballistics?

Rounds recovered from the victim

were from a 9-millimeter,

but there's no ballistics match on file.

- And surveillance footage? - We're still working on it.

All right, let's talk about the guy the witness mentioned,

the one who dropped off the flowers.

There are several receipts in the photo log as well

groceries, flowers, clothes... all purchased by the same man,

Arturo reyes, age 35, here from Colombia

on a work visa that expired six months ago.

- Matches the description. - Good. Let's bring him in.

Okay.

Looks like reyes's phone is pinging in this vicinity.

Hey, scola.

- That's him. - Yeah.

- Arturo reyes... FBI. - Hands!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, okay, okay, relax.

Up.

Hey, I'm cooperating. No need to put a gun on me.

- Is this your building? - Yeah.

You got a woman up there, Arturo?

A woman? What are you, my mother?

Denise Parker. She's pregnant, okay?

- Do you know her? - What?

You think Denise is in my apartment?

So you do know her?

Well, yeah, but w-why would she be here in my apartment?

Why don't you tell me?

All right, let's try this another way.

Where were you at 8:00 A.M. today?

Working, doing deliveries.

- You stop by to see Denise? - No. Why would I do that?

Because you're the father of her baby.

What are you talking about?

I barely know that lady.

We have receipts, okay?

You bring her flowers. You buy her groceries.

You got it all wrong.

I'm just a delivery guy.

I run people's errands.

Okay, so somebody else paid you to deliver those flowers.

- Yeah. - Okay.

A customer of mine. He sends stuff to Denise

wants to make sure she has everything she needs.

This customer have a name?

Reyes's alibi checks out

picking up a to-go order at the time of the abduction.

All right, so what about the guy who paid Arturo

to make the deliveries to Denise?

His name is Eric webb... lives on the Upper East Side.

40, owner of webb fund management.

He's a bit of a hedge fund celebrity.