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Played 01x11 Untouchables Originally Aired December 12, 2013

Victim's name was Alexi Princip.

He was shot and killed last night in the Bosnian Consulate.

You've got the shooter?

Supposedly; name's Jana Kazan.

She claims he was an intruder.

She panicked and pulled the trigger.

Signed full confession.

But?

Coroner's report.

Bullet's a Markov Round.

She carries a 9 mil, standard issue.

Really?

My guess is her statement's a total fiction.

You think she's lying?

I think someone's forcing her to take the fall.

My problem is I can't investigate.

I can't get onto Consulate grounds, no forensics,

I can't even talk to anyone.

Diplomatic immunity.

They take care of their own affairs.

They're going to punish her back home in Bosnia.

So this kid is looking at a court martial.

25 years in military prison, for something she didn't do.

What we need is some solid evidence.

Something to pressure the Feds into doing something.

Get past the immunity.

And you want us to do our thing.

Make some friends, take a look inside the Consulate.

You up for that?

Is that her lawyer?

Lida Simenko. Consular Aide.

Thank you.

I'm so sorry to keep you waiting.

There's just one or two things I need to confirm,

for the paperwork.

We came here voluntarily. You have our statement.

You have no right to keep us.

It won't take long, I promise.

Jana, do you understand me?

Can I ask you some questions?

She speaks very little English. I can help.

Great.

So you didn't know the victim?

Alexi Princip?

You've never met him?

She hadn't, no.

Had you ever seen him before at the Consulate?

She had not.

So why was he there?

Is this an interrogation?

It says in her statement that she shot him on the third floor.

What was he doing there?

What's up there?

The bullet that killed that boy did not come from Jana's gun.

Ms. Semanko, is there something you're not telling us?

We're finished here.

She didn't do it.

She didn't kill that boy.

Excuse me.

Who are you protecting, Lida?

I'm sorry.

Rebecca: The girl is innocent.

She didn't shoot anyone, I'm sure of it.

John: So who did?

We've done some research.

Mikhail Savic.

He's the Bosnian Consul. Former military.

Rich guy, educated in the US. Been here 7 months.

In that time he's had two DUI's, beat up a local kid at a nightclub.

Really?

And he skated on all of it?

Daniel: Diplomatic immunity.

Rebecca: That's right.

John: So he likes to drink, he's got a temper, thinks he's above the law.

Maria: What do we know about the victim?

Alexi Princip. Bosnian passport.

He'd been in the country three years on a student visa.

Jesse: Why was he at the consulate?

Don't know. No criminal record, good student.

Maria: Have you got the attorney?

This is where we start,

Lida Semenko, Senior Aide to the Consul.

She's a lawyer and a trained nurse.

She used to work for various NGOs.

She's your target.

You're going to make a personal connection. Appeal to her conscience.

She knows more than she's saying, guaranteed.

Use the NGO thing, see if I can find a crack.

John: So the Consul deals mostly in trade right?

So I'll go in as as shady businessman, with a really bad temper, just like him.

You import liquor.

We'll give you a full backstory, he can check you out all he wants.

Sounds good. And you know what we could do? We could do the car thing.

It never fails.

Nice.

Khali: OK, Savic is approaching from the south; thirty seconds.

Copy that.

Here we go.

John: Alright, Daniel, we're underway.

Daniel: I see you, I'm good. Let's do this.

John: Okay, Danny. Go now!

What are you doing? You don't pull out like that!

Are you insane?!

This is oncoming traffic...

You can't pull out like that...

You're blaming me?

You're driving around like a maniac!

Pop open the trunk!

I need your insurance.

What are you doing?

What am I doing!

Hey, hey...

Take it easy!

You're crazy, man!

Are you crazy!?!

What are you doing? Calling your mother?

What's wrong with you?

I think you've made your point.

What?

He's calling the police right now.

They'll be here in a couple of minutes.

You saw the whole thing, you're a witness. Right?

You're right, he's a terrible driver.

But you're attacking him right now. They're going to arrest you, my friend.

You should just breathe.

I've got a bit of a temper, I'm working on it.

So much for my nine iron.

What are you, some movie star or something?

I wish.

It's me John, get Miller.

I don't care, interrupt them right now.

I'm suppose to be at a meeting downtown right now,

but I can't because of this idiot.

So now the whole deal is dead.

Two million dollars of imported liquor.

I don't care, you get him out of his office right now.

Thick as a plank, this guy.

You can't postpone the meeting?

Not a chance,

took me two months to set this deal up.

Thanks for everything. This isn't even your problem.

It's nice meeting you, have a nice day.

Hello?

Maybe I can help.

How?

My car, not even a scratch and I'm headed downtown.

Come.

I really appreciate it, thank you very much.

The office will handle this.

John: Call them.

Daniel: Hey, where do you think you're going?

John: Thank you. Savic: Please.

That's how it's done, Rookie.

That was beautiful.

There's no point sitting there.

I told you, it's impossible. You have to make an appointment.

Ms. Semenko?

I'm Maria Lopez...

I'm just on my way out.

I know and I'm sorry to just barge in like this, I'll talk fast, okay?

I'm with an NGO called MeekAvail,

I have a shipment of AZT that I'm trying to get into Bosnia,

and it suddenly has to go tomorrow, but the paperwork...

- The Consul would have to sign any... - Any orders, I know

and I've been calling him non-stop, but he's not returning my calls.

If you could get these to him...

I'm just on my way to the airport...

I read your profile, on the website,

I know you're a good person, you want to help.

This is a chance to do some good, right?

Think how good that would feel, please Ms. Semenko.

There are a lot of patients waiting for this shipment.

I wish I could help; I'm sorry.

Maria: She's going to the airport, you hear that?

My guess, she's taking someone there.

The soldier. The girl.

Maria: It has to be.

They're sending her home, is that what it means?

It means we're out of time.

John: I deal with fine wines, spirits, mostly from Europe.

The Chinese are making an incredible whiskey right now,

that's just off the planet; just to let you know.

I want you to try something, from my country.

It's called Slivovitsa.

Slivovitsa, I know it. It's the nectar of the Gods.

How about your friend?

Thank you, she doesn't drink.

Okay.

Zivjeli.

Zivjeli. Very good.

You see?

That is nice, genius in a bottle right there.

So you should think about selling this; you could make a fortune.

Well it's not that easy, you have to get it into the country first.

Your minister, what's his name, Rado?