FBI: Most Wanted

First time?

Is it that obvious?

I'm Faiza, group leader.

Welcome.

Don't be nervous.

Recovery is all about surrender.

But the end result is power.

You ready to reclaim your life story?

That's why I'm here.

Let's go.

Next week, I'll be three years clean.

That's 1,095 days.

They haven't been easy,

but they've been.

And that's what matters.

We have a newcomer today.

Would you like to share?

I'm sorry.

No, wait! Wait!

- Stop, stop! - No!

Run, run!

Come on. Come on.

Please.

No, wait! Wait, wait!

Whatever it is,

whatever's gotten you to this point,

you don't have to do this.

Please! We can help you!

No one can help me.

9-1-1. What's your emergency?

Hello? What's your emergency?

Do you want any more, sweetie?

- No, I'm full. - Okay,

Well, let's get all the sticky stuff off your hands.

Whoo, yeah!

There you go. You can go play.

- I want another baby. - What?

She needs a sibling, Sheryll.

Didn't you say we’d talk about this?

Yes.

And didn't you say you wanted a big family?

I know what I said.

Can we save the cross-examination

till this kicks in?

Do you not wanna do it?

No, it's...

Now? Really?

You're teaching. I'm gone all the time.

It's already a lot of work with just one.

I'm the one that does the work.

- Excuse me? - And I'm not complaining...

Well, it sounds like you are.

I'm saying I love it.

And I want more.

We've got this down, Sher.

Anais is a great kid.

- And we're good mothers. - Then why change things up?

It's not about us. It's about her.

Don't you want her to be happy?

She is happy.

Am I missing something?

- You're not listening. - No, I am listening.

I just don't understand what you're saying.

Your work.

Have a good day.

To be continued, okay?

Hey! Ready for scooter time?

- Barnes. - Yes?

All right. Thanks for the heads-up.

That was the director.

Clinton's been tapped for a temporary duty assignment.

- Where? - They can't say.

Something to do with public corruption.

They need agents who have law degrees.

How long is he gonna be gone for?

I don't know. At least a few weeks.

You can never tell with these kind of things.

Anyway, let's focus and get back to our job.

Hana, what do we got?

This ray of sunshine is Eva Martin.

31 years old.

She walked into a Narcotics Anonymous meeting

in Stanford last night with a 9-millimeter Beretta.

Opened fire, killing three.

I'm guessing she didn't stick around for coffee and donuts.

She left her prints on both exit doors.

Security footage has her fleeing the scene

in a gray sedan.

Plates belong to her father,

a James Martin in Newark.

- Was she in the system? - Yeah.

Priors for possession. Opioids, five years ago.

- We've got an APB out. - What's our motive?

Drug deal gone sideways, maybe?

Or a crime of passion.

Half the people at these meetings

- are usually sleeping together. - Doubtful.

The group leader told local PD

that this was Eva’s first meeting at that location.

- Nobody knew her. - What about the victims?

Well, the guy on the flooris Stanley Keel.

Three years sober. No family.

Worked part-time as a security guard.

The couple in the corner is Sal and Lucy Little.

Married, no kids.

They've been in recovery for over 15 years.

Pillars of the NA community.

Look at the blood splatter.

Our security guard tried to play hero.

Got between Eva and the Littles.

She dropped him, and she tracked his blood

all the way to the back and shot them both.

So the Littles were the target.

- She shot 'em point-blank. She wasn't messing around.

- Anything on next of kin? - Nothing.

The only family they hadare their employees

at the mom-and-pop pastry shop they opened.

Little Bakes and Treats in Westport.

Okay, Barnes and I'll cover Eva's family in Jersey.

You two hit the bakery.

Sweet!

Croissant o' clock!

Is this the only computer Eva had?

Yeah. You can take it. It's fine.

Your daughter's quite an achiever.

- Yeah, she was. President of her senior class.

Straight-A student. Graduated college cum laude.

She got into every law school she applied to.

Was that her dream? To become a lawyer?

No.

It was his dream.

And I don't apologize for that!

Eva could've been great. She should've been great.

We didn't see a record of a law license.

Well, she never graduated.

Third year, she just burned out.

That's when the drugs started.

She was under a lot of pressure.

Pressure is a privilege.

Eva had brains, talent, and drive.

I was tough on her because I knew what she was capable of.

I thought she'd snap out of it when she had Stephen,

but the partying never stopped.

We had to go to court to get custody of him.

Gator chomp! New level!

How did his father feel about that?

Never in the picture.

All that lowlife cared about was getting his next fix.

Stephen, go to your room and play.

- Okay? - Do I have to?

- Yes. - Listen to your grandmother!

Go ahead, boy. Go.

Go on.

She'd been having a good patch.

She moved back in recently,

she was spending time with Stephen,

and then, last week, something changed.

It was like she was back to her old ways.

Withdrawn, snappy,

locking herself in her bedroom.

Was she using again?

I had my suspicions.

I told her to go to NA, but she said no.

And then, last night,

she left to go meet a friend, and...

Do you own a Beretta 9-millimeter?

I have a right to protect my family.

I keep it in a lockboxbecause of Stephen.

Smart. Can we see it, please?

Did you do this?

No.

Mind if I take a picture?

Eva put that up a few weeks ago.

She had gotten into calligraphy lately.

I don't understand.

I never told her the combination.

Talk about an overbearing father.

The whole living room was a shrine to the perfect daughter.

It is not a crime to have high expectations for your kid.

As long as you're there for them when they fall.

So now he's the one who has

the blood of three people on his hands?

Eva's responsible for her own actions, I agree with you.

But you can't deny the ripple effect.

She spent the first half of her life

raising her father’s expectations,

and the second half beating herself up

'cause she couldn't meet 'em.

And it's Stephen who's gonna suffer.

Poor kid. He's the same age as Anais.

NA was clearly a sticking point.

Eva was in denial. Her father knew that.

So she steals his gun, then uses his car

to drive to the crime scene?

Maybe she's lashing out at him for his helicopter parenting.

And goes after strangers in Connecticut?

I don't think this is about her dad.

Eva killed the Littles for her own reasons.

Let's hope this laptop can tell us why.

Everybody loved Lucy and Sal.