FBI: Most Wanted

This is the lamb of God

who takes away the sins of the world.

Happy are those who are called to His supper.

The body of Christ.

As this holy oil anoints your forehead,

may God's spirit dwell in your heart and give you peace.

Amen.

Close all the fire suppression doors.

I want all cells locked down except D block.

Carnahan, Walsh, get these prisoners in order.

Give me a head count now!

Inmate, stop right there.

On the ground, now.

Code 99, prison break. Code 9-9.

Let's go, let's go. Let's go.

Do not let that helicopter leave the yard.

Open fire on the chopper. Open fire.

Gaines.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

- Kristin, hey. - Hi.

- How's everything going? - Fine, thanks.

Come on, it's not fine.

You haven't talked to me in weeks.

- Yes, I have. - Text messages don't count.

Are you mad because I have a girlfriend?

All right, you want to know why I'm mad?

Because you tried to hide it from me.

And worse, you put the kids in the middle,

telling them to keep secrets from me, Nick.

I mean, what kind of example is that setting?

It's not like that. I was gonna tell you.

- I just... - You just?

I don't know, I guess I was worried you might be jealous.

Okay, Nick, look.

You're the father of my children.

I will always love you for that.

But I'm not in love with you anymore, all right?

Understood.

Maybe I was more worried about Meredith.

Okay, you know what?

What does that have to do with me and the kids?

See, you do this. You twist the conversations.

I'm not twisting anything.

You don't have to tell me how you're feeling.

You were always reserved, but ever since

you went undercover and got in that car accident,

you've been inscrutable like a vault.

Inscrutable?

Good, well, guess what? You know what?

You don't have to worry about it anymore.

I'm not worried. I just want to talk to you.

Or listen, whatever you need.

Right now I need to go.

Have a good day.

All right, this is Maldonado's

third escape from prison... His first here in the States.

What was he doing in Allenwood?

DEA writted him there

from the supermax in Florida for interrogations.

His escape was well-coordinated.

Contained explosion...

Enough to clear a cell block, but not start a riot.

And a hole pre-cut into a fence.

- Oh, yeah, and a helicopter. - Clearly,

El Píncho was still running the Zapotec cartel from prison.

- El Píncho? - Yeah, his nickname.

When he was coming up,

he impaled a guy with a broken end of a shovel.

Body stayed like that, exposed for days.

Way to send a message.

He tortured and killed an undercover agent in Monterrey.

To us, he's Estevan Martín Maldonado.

We won't deify him with his nickname.

His cartel is responsible for

half the coke, heroin, and fentanyl on the East Coast.

Did you work his cartel in Miami?

Miami's run by the Colombians.

Zapotec gives them a wide berth,

but Maldonado's very much a disciple of Escobar,

right down to the exotic animals.

Well, I heard the first time he was arrested,

they found chunks of stash lining his cheetah's cage,

but the money was meant for the cheetahs in case

anything happened to them, like they were his family.

Family is very important to him.

He didn't have one growing up.

His mother abandoned him when he was seven years old.

He bounced around Catholic orphanages

till the cartel took him in.

So he'd make sure everyone in the cartel,

right down to the cheetah, is provided for.

- Money breeds loyalty. - Yeah.

You know, he had MexFeds on payroll.

That's how he escaped the first few times.

Where did he go when he escaped then?

The Sierra Madre. It's where his network is.

All along the 700 miles of the range,

so he makes it there, we don't see him again.

Well, let's make sure that doesn't happen.

Now we don't have Ortiz this week,

so I need everybody to step up, make him proud.

Please.

He'll be drunk on a beach at his brother's wedding

by the time we crack this one... Probably take all the credit.

- Is he in California? - Yeah, where it's 80 degrees.

Jealous.

Sir, can you confirm the number of dead

in El Píncho's escape? Not at this time,

but assume that Maldonado and his accomplice

are armed and extremely dangerous.

If you see anything or suspect anything,

call 911 immediately.

We need your help.

- Agent LaCroix. - Yeah.

I'm Captain Roland, head of Tac-Ops Division.

Our search turned up nothing on foot so far.

Stay on that. What about the helicopter?

Eye witness places it heading east.

Same direction as New York.

Check your firearms, please.

Descriptions are consistent with a Twinstar chopper.

Those have a top speed of 150 miles per hour.

Max range 450 miles.

Must've been just under three hours.

That's the bird's max range. Let's put some eyes in the sky.

Gonna do the best they can to stay off of radar.

So we're looking for a drop off area where Maldonado

can access a different type of transportation...

A clearing or whatever... Where they can either

land the chopper or at least get

low enough where it's safe to exit.

We're looking for tire tracks. We're looking for witnesses.

- Scent. - How y'all doing?

Greg Galson. DEA Philly Field Office.

You stick with us.

We're gonna need your expertise.

What do we know about the guard

who escaped with Maldonado? Name's Charlie Simmich.

He never popped up on the radar as part of the cartel.

On paper, he's the opposite of El Píncho.

Happily married, steady job. The perfect wingman.

Where's the warden? She's waiting for you.

You're all coming? That's how we roll.

Tell us about the guard who helped him escape.

Simmich had been on the job four years.

No disciplinary action.

What kind of access did the guard have to Maldonado?

Directly? None.

Simmich was assigned to the east tower

the whole time Maldonado's been here.

Thank you. PD's at Simmich's house.

His wife was found stabbed. No sign of forced entry.

Preliminary time of death, early this morning.

He's cutting old ties to his life here.

Nothing left to play on his conscience.

Who else had access to Maldonado?

Well, he's a supermax transfer,

so we took extra precautions. Same set of guards.

They're being detained and interviewed.

I've also called back

all the guards to help aid in the search.

And the explosion in the furnace?

Someone brought in the C4? It seemed that way, yes.

Any changes to Maldonado's routine lately?

No, he gets one hour of exercise a day.

An old TV in his cell. No access to computers.

No visitors allowed except for clergy.

- How often? - Once a week.

Father Ashton did his communion services this morning.

Is Father Ashton assigned to the prison?

Yes, but he doesn't live here.

He's got a parsonage in Turbotville.

Let's grab his background and go see him.

I assume you have surveillance on the cell blocks.

Yes, we're pulling it now.

LaCroix.

They found the helicopter.

They didn't get very far.

Shots fired must've brought it down.

Yeah, but no signs of Maldonado or Simmich.

They only found the pilot's body.

I can try and run facial rec,

but there's not much left after the impact.

Let's get the dogs over there.

This crash obviously wasn't part of the plan.

Bad news for them, but good news for us.

They'll be forced to improvise. So will we.

No tail numbers. No black box.

All we got right now is the on board navigation.

I can hack the on board navigation system.

- Footprints. - Two sets.

They're still traveling together.

Come on.

Police are on the hunt for two fugitives at large

after a prison break earlier this morning.

I mean, we spent the 4th of July with Charlie.

Decorated his hubcaps for the parade.

What happened to him? Why would he do this?

Don't open the door for anyone.

Not even Nance and Stella. Stay inside.