Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders

Jack: Over 68 million Americans

leave the safety of our borders every year.

If danger strikes,

the FBI's international response team

is called into action.

Hey! Please! Please! Let me show you!

This is 200.

Oh! Honey.

Isn't this marvelous?

For you, friends, special price, 300 dirham.

300? I'll give you 50.

250. Sir, this is one-of-a-kind.

Okay, okay.

200, but that is as low as I can go.

I will go hungry.

I know we said no souvenirs, but...

$20.

Isn't it beautiful?

Yes. Yes, very beautiful.

You should listen to the lady. Very smart woman.

Sir, you're a lucky man.

Yes, I am. 75.

Go with it. It's part of the bit.

Ah, sir. You're twisting my arm.

Okay. Uh, 125.

No, thanks.

This isn't the good stuff, anyway.

My friend, my friend. You are a wise man.

This cheap. It's for tourists.

You want to see real Moroccan khimar?

Hmm? Come.

What'd I tell you?

Man: This way.

Here, for you!

Okay, people. Time to head back to the ship.

Kate: No, no!

Help!

No!

Help!

Gentlemen. Please be reasonable.

Now, we can find terms amenable to both sides.

But first, I need you both to agree to a temporary dã©tente.

They're children, Matt. Use words they can understand.

He started it!

He said baron Von spacewarp

could kick captain freedom's b-u-t.

Baron spacewarp is the most awesomest

space marshal in the universe!

Is not! Is so!

Uh, FBI train you for this?

Guys. The record is pretty clear.

Spacewarp is the most imposing lawman of 2114.

But captain freedom is awesome right now.

And I know that because I work for him.

You know what captain freedom would say

in a situation like this?

No. What?

Well, he would say...

Jack: Good morning, Simmons.

Hey, cap. We caught another case.

Kidnapping in Morocco. Yeah.

Be right there.

Evening, everyone.

Hi, Jack. Hey, Jack.

This afternoon, Peter and Kate Carson

of coeur d'alene, Idaho,

were abducted in Casablanca, Morocco,

while they were visiting on a cruise.

Six hours later, the family received ransom demands...

Or the kidnappers say they'll kill the hostages.

Method of contact?

Proof of life was photographic,

sent via anonymous e-mail.

Ransom demand came by way of phone call

to the victims' families.

Now, the call was routed

through a darknet v.O.I.P. Relay.

By darknet, you mean...

Tor routed. Untraceable.

That's what I was afraid of.

They demanded the ransom be paid in bitcoin.

This ain't these guys' first dance.

Seems like we're dealing with experienced kidnappers.

The family was instructed not to contact authorities.

Naturally, their first call was to us.

The man on the phone said he'd call back in eight hours.

Monty's gonna intercept the call and re-route it to the jet.

What do we have on similar incidents in the area?

There have been somewhere between 90 and 100 abductions

in Morocco in the last decade,

most in the Southern desert regions.

Most are local clans involved in petty land skirmishes.

It's very rare to involve tourists,

reports in the area are still filed by hand,

so interpol said it would take a while to scan and send.

Let us know what you find.

This says that the carsons were taken from a crowded market

well, grabbing two people would require a team, multiple unsubs.

Yes, but in my experience,

any more than three or four

would be too many to effectively coordinate.

Yeah, but there's got to be a leader,

somebody calling the shots.

And a point man... someone who could lure the carsons

without raising suspicions.

Has to be around a lot of people.

And left a trace.

That's where we start...

The spotter.

Peter. Who are those men?

I don't know.

This... this blindfold...

Oh, god.

What? What is it?

It's him.

Hello.

Man: The family was told not to contact anyone.

They didn't. The cruise line did.

To whom am I speaking?

He's educated.

This is Jack Garrett of the FBI.

So... Do you have my money?

I'm working on it.

So what do I call you? What's your name?

You can call me Ben.

Ben. What's the significance?

Jack: Well, listen to me, Ben.

We both want the same thing here...

For you to get paid and for the carsons

to be returned safely to their family.

Are you a father, Ben?

Not a father.

He's unwilling to give up any unnecessary information.

I need to speak with the carsons.

I need to know they're okay.

Where is my money? It's coming.

You've done this before. You know it's gonna take time.

But for right now, I need to speak with Peter and Kate.

No.

You get me my money, Jack Garrett of the FBI.

You have 72 hours or the carsons die.

Man: "You are the bows from which your children

as living arrows are sent forth."

Kahlil gibran.

68 hours.

The clock's ticking.

We ready?

Simmons, head to the abduction site.

See what the kidnappers left behind.

Salah sabila of the Casablanca p.D. Will meet you there.

Mae, you and Clara head to the ship.

Start a victimology from the carsons' state room

and the other people on that tour.

Where you headed, Jack?

You're not the only one

who has to deal with children.

Veidt: No, sir. According to international law,

this ship is subject only to the laws

of the country under whose flag she flies.

Not while you're in port.

Here, I am the rule of law.

If you think I'm letting you

or any of your thugs onboard this... Thugs?

You heard me. The crime happened in your square.

Why won't you let my men come into town and investigate?

Because you are visitors.

And you're incompetent.

Jack: Gentlemen.

Unit chief Jack Barrett of the FBI.

The first thing for both of you to remember

is that we're here to get Peter and Kate Carson back alive.

My team has been in touch with the kidnappers.

Their p.O.C. Is a man who calls himself Ben.

We want to focus our efforts on locating him.

What do you have?

Nothing.

Great.

Chief inspector rains,

considering the victims are Americans,

would you mind if the FBI ran point on this?

No. That would be fine.

Good. Mr. veidt,

while you may be head of security

on land, we're all subject to the laws and conventions

please order your men to stay on the ship.

Yes, sir.

We'd like to interview some of the crew.

Great. Let's go to work.

Agent Montgomery, my dad taught sixth grade for 40 years.

I mean, my mom was a social worker.

They built habitat houses in the summer.

There's no way we can come up with $400,000.

I just have to let you know that the rules have changed.

The FBI would be allowed to help facilitate any ransom exchange

if you had the money and if that were your choice.

My parents had to scrimp and save to go on this trip.

It was supposed to be my dad's retirement celebration.

I just... I don't understand.

Why would anyone want to kidnap them?

We're still trying to figure that out.