ആദ്യത്തെ 200 വരികൾ.
Previously on Hawaii Five-O...
Yesterday morning, we finally managed to locate your niece's aunt and uncle
in Mexico.
They've retained a lawyer and are taking steps to adopt Sara.
Chin: How long before it's finalized?
No more than a month.
Mahoe: So, this guy murders four people
within days of each other, at the same hotel, then turns up dead?
- What is that? - Noelani: I have no idea.
Danny: Dr. Brown, you were a behavioral analyst
with the FBI for 15 years.
You profiled a lot of serial killers.
Hein, Larsen and Shaw all had something in common.
Each one of them was being investigated
by an HPD homicide detective named Philip Lau.
Lau shot and killed himself six months ago.
Don't underestimate this person, Detective.
Looks like we've got another chess piece, Commander.
Bag it up.
You okay?
He knows that you came to me for help.
So he's put me in his game.
I promised myself that I wouldn't get involved.
Now I have no choice.
_
This one is called...
"white crane spreads wings."
I call this one "watching crazy cousin."
Come on, we agreed we was gonna get in shape together.
I walked over here.
From the parking lot?
54 steps.
Two calories.
Two more on the way back.
How many you expect me to do in one day?
Chin: So, I finally had my talk with Sara.
Kono: Oh, yeah?
When did you tell her?
A couple days ago.
How'd she take it?
She was hurt.
Why do I have to go live with someone else?
No, sweetie.
They're not just someone else, they're family.
You belong with them.
But so are you, right?
You're family.
I want to live with you, Uncle Chin.
I'm sorry.
It's okay, it's for the best.
Still, it doesn't make it hurt any less.
You know, have you thought about... maybe...
Fighting it?
Yeah, I have.
But I don't want to put Sara in the middle of all that.
Poor kid's already been through enough, you know?
Besides, what grounds would I have?
Background check on her family turned up zero red flags.
Her uncle is an attorney.
Her aunt works for a pharmaceutical company.
They both volunteer at church.
They're everything that Gabriel wasn't.
Well, you know, I could always go down there and plant something.
Get the judge to put the brakes on the adoption.
I appreciate that, cuz. I appreciate it very much.
- (phone ringing) - Thank you.
Just give me the word.
- (phone beeps) - Hello.
Of course. I can be there in 20 minutes.
Everything okay?
- _ - (lock buzzes, latch clicks)
Unis picked her up last night on a D & D.
When she woke up, we gave her a phone call
and she asked for your number.
Rosey Valera.
I haven't thought about her in ages.
How do you two know each other?
PJN.
We used to compete against each other.
Rosey was one of the best surfers on the tour.
Open one.
- (door buzzes) - Last one on the left.
Thanks, Duke.
Rosey?
Kono.
Thanks for coming.
I'm sorry.
I heard you were a cop now and...
I didn't know who else to call.
It's okay.
Come on, let's get you out of here.
_
Yo.
Hey, I heard about your morning.
How's Brown doing?
Well, for a woman who's spent her entire adult life
hunting serial killers, she's pretty shaken up.
She's invested now, which is good,
'cause we need all the help we can get.
What about the guy in the bed?
- You I.D. him? - Ben Rhodes, transient.
He's in the system for a couple of minor felonies.
HPD's retracing his steps,
but the M.E. seems to think he was killed inside the house.
We're gonna know more after the autopsy.
What's up with the crime scene?
CSU processed, it's clean.
They can't even find evidence of forced entry.
See, here's what's interesting to me, okay?
The guy's not a killer, not as far as we know,
so why the pawn in the mouth? That should not make sense.
Well, it could. Check it out,
pawns aren't always used for attack, okay?
Sometimes we sacrifice pawns for a purpose, no?
What if the killer sacrificed Rhodes to send a message?
Like the game is still on.
All right, what's going on here?
Oh, well, this is the former homeowner.
His name is Akamu.
Cause of death, single gunshot wound to the chest.
Okay, call said there were two bodies.
There are two bodies.
Second body is upstairs.
Ah, don't go up there, you don't want to see that.
Cause of death of victim number two?
10,000 foot high dive, right through the roof.
The M.E. managed to get a print off of what was left.
Print belongs to Special Agent Hank Evers.
- Special Agent? - DEA.
We're trying to get in contact with the supervisors now.
All right, what do we think happened here?
Not exactly sure, but I think this whole thing
could be connected to a plane crash
that happened on the North Shore about two hours ago.
- How do you figure? - Because the NTSB said
that the pilot of that plane was shot dead
before the plane went down.
And get this,
the caliber bullet used to kill that pilot,
same caliber bullet used to kill this guy.
You're thinking the same shooter?
- Yeah, looks like it. - Chin: Guys, over here.
Got a parachute.
It's freshly buried, I'm guessing
it belonged to our shooter.
So this guy, he throws Evers out of an airplane...
then he shoots the pilot,
jumps out with his own parachute.
He shoots a witness as soon as he gets to the ground.
Sounds about right.
Our shooter went through a whole lot of trouble to make sure
he wasn't on that plane when it landed.
Makes you wonder what was waiting for him.
Rosey: I don't think you ever met my father.
Only your mom.
She used to come to all the events.
Yeah.
My dad didn't care much for surfing.
He was in the Army for 25 years.
And any career out of the service
was just something he couldn't understand.
After 9/11, he looked at me differently.
Like I was some big disappointment.
A year after you blew out your knee,
I left the circuit and enlisted.
Two years later, I got sent to Iraq.
I was part of a convoy escort.
One day we were cutting a path through East Ramadi
when our unit was attacked.
We took an alternate route.
Drove right over an IED.
And here I am.
Hey, what ever happened with Kimo?
We never officially broke up,
but I heard he got married a few years ago.
Lives in Haleiwa with his wife and two kids.
Everybody was right about him.
- Yeah. - But he was so hot, right?
All the girls wanted him, but he was yours.
Hey, uh... are you hungry?
Starving.
You know what, I know a chill spot
- just up the beach. - Sounds great.
Agent Evers was with the DEA for 16 years.
He had a wife, a daughter.
He was one of those guys that didn't say no.
How long was he undercover?
Almost 18 months.
Thanks to his efforts, we were about to take down
this guy... Hector Frontera.
He's the Cali cartel's representative
in the Far East.
Man's a serious player.
He and Evers were flying in for a meet
with Frontera's U.S. counterpart, Armando Sanchez.
That was scheduled for tomorrow night.
The plane was due to land at Kalaeloa at 8:00 a.m.
We were on site to take Frontera into custody
when we heard about the crash.
The fact that Frontera knew you were waiting for him
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