Chase

Ooh-ee!

What do you think, Annie? Huh?

All right.

Tell you what. I...

I got $1,800 cash.

That's as high as I can go.

Nah, I can't do it. Sorry, girl.

Now, hold on, hold on, hold on.

Listen, uh,

how about a trade?

No. Dad, you can't! Dad, please don't.

Hold it. Listen, I-I paid $5,000 for this.

Please, Dad...

Annie, you wait for me over there.

$5,000, huh?

You got a deal.

Here, I got a pouch for you.

Uh...

all right.

There you go.

For the girl's sake,

um, you mind keeping it out of sight until we're gone?

Yeah, sure.

Appreciate that.

Thanks.

All right, let's go.

That ring was Mom's.

It's all we had.

You know I'd never let go of this ring, Sunshine.

Not ever.

Came in the mail a couple weeks ago.

And my dad gambled away

pretty much everything,

except this ring.

It meant something to him, I guess.

I mean, he sent it to you after all these years.

I wonder why.

I don't know.

It feels like some sort of good-bye.

I'll figure it out eventually.

Been a long time.

Please. I don't know anything.

Hmm. We'll see about that.

So, the murder happened

this morning in Auburn, Kansas.

The victim was a 51-year-old male, Clark Perry.

- He got a sheet? - Small stuff,

nothing recent, but local PD

lifted some prints off the scene.

They belong to Alvin Hawkins.

He's been in the wind four years

since he busted out of Leavenworth.

Alvin Hawkins.

Isn't he the inmate

who stabbed himself?

Three times.

And then he killed the paramedics

on the way to the hospital, yeah.

That was three years ago,

and he hasn't been heard from since?

He's been heard from now.

Hell of a way to go.

He must have 20 nails in him.

Geez.

Hmm.

- What? What is it, Annie? - Nothing.

Hawkins tortured him first.

Yeah.

He wanted something from Perry.

Maybe whatever was stashed in this couch.

So, Perry didn't have any accounts...

with the local water, power or phone companies.

No driver's license.

No credit card.

And he only worked cash jobs.

He was hiding.

Well, Hawkins found him.

I wonder how.

Perry got himself on the local news a few weeks back.

Helped deliver a baby when the couple's cab

broke down on the way to the hospital.

Hmm.

I'll get a jump on the Internet.

- See if I can find the story. - Go ahead.

(insects continue buzzing and trilling)

Check it out.

What do you got?

Cab driver shot it.

really coming. Oh, man, this baby's

it himself. This guy's delivering

Turn it off.

Get the camera off me!

Turn it off now!

You're a hero. Come on, man.

You know, Perry must have known Hawkins was coming after him.

He knew he was a dead man, Luke.

: Dad.

Annie. Hey.

We found security footage of Hawkins' truck.

Did you get a plate number?

No, but there's a Nashville construction company logo

right on the side of it.

Wainwright Construction. Come on.

Right. Let's check it out.

== sync, corrected by elderman ==

Before Hawkins busted out of Leavenworth,

he was doing time for armed robbery, and it says here

it was a four-man job. Hmm.

He was the only one that got caught.

Stand-up guy.

Didn't name his accomplices.

Hawkins said he didn't know their names.

Okay, thanks.

The foreman at the construction company

where Hawkins worked is an ex-con.

Guy named Stanley Larsen.

He and Hawkins overlapped at Leavenworth.

If these two guys

were prison buddies, there's no way he's gonna talk to us.

I got this one covered.

You're getting a real kick out of this, aren't you?

Good?

Lipstick.

Huh?

What are you looking at?

Hi there.

You Stan Larsen?

Who are you?

I'm Margie Boyle.

Pleased to meet you.

Uh, my friend Al sent me over here to talk to you.

He did not mention how cute you are, though.

You know Hawkins?

Yeah.

Yeah, and he said that...

...you just understand about people getting

in a little bit of trouble every now and then.

I'd work for it.

Yeah? Well, what do you have in mind?

What'd Hawkins do?

I'd throw him a few bucks.

Stick around for night security.

There's a... cot in the back.

Mm-hmm.

He's not here now, right?

Haven't seen him around in a couple of days.

Mr. Larsen,

U.S. Marshals.

You just admitted to harboring a known fugitive.

Your old prison buddy just murdered someone in Kansas,

and you gave him the truck he drove to the crime.

That makes you an accomplice.

No way, man. I didn't even know where he went.

He stole that truck.

Oh, yeah? Why didn't you report it then?

Have you ever meet Al?

He's a scary son of a bitch.

Don't want to get on his bad side.

Guy holds a grudge.

Oh, yeah? What are you talking about?

Well, that bank robbery

he got nailed for--

even back in Leavenworth, he was always obsessed

with finding the guys who put him away.

You got names?

Uh, yeah. Marty Muskrat, Scotty Squirrel and...

Oscar Owl?

How'd you know that?

They're the names

of these characters from this kids' book.

My-My dad used to read it to me.

The video led Hawkins to Perry.

And then Hawkins tortured the guy.

So if he didn't know the names

of the other two guys, he does now.

He's gonna be hunting for them next.

Hey! Hey, what are you doing?!

I told you to stop!

Man who lived here-- tell me where to find him.

You busted my damn door frame!

Tell me where he went.

I don't know.

Nothing here.

Uh, wait a second.

You see that?

It's a reflection.

It's a sign.

"Galveston."

Hmm.

- Annie. Hawkins is in Dallas. - Yeah.

The truck he stole turned up at an apartment complex

where the manager was assaulted.

The manager I.D.'d the assailant

as Hawkins. The jet's ready, come on.

All right, you know what? You guys go ahead

and go without me.

What's going on? Nothing.