Castle Season 4 Episode 20

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01:00I'm telling you, something happened.

01:22Something changed.

01:24It's been weird between us lately.

01:26Lately?

01:27Kate, it's been weird for four years.

01:30No, this is different.

01:32He's different.

01:33It's like he's pulling away.

01:35Well, can you blame him?

01:36He's probably tired of waiting.

01:38Waiting for what?

01:39What do you think?

01:40The guy is crazy about you.

01:43And despite your little act, you're crazy about him.

01:46Oh, what?

01:48Was that supposed to be some big secret?

01:50Yes.

01:54No.

01:56Do you think he knows?

01:58You remember how he used to be?

02:00Girl on either arm?

02:01You really don't see that guy too much anymore.

02:04Why do you think that is?

02:07He's waiting for you.

02:15Yeah, but Lainey...

02:16I know.

02:16You're dealing with stuff.

02:18But you cannot ask him to wait forever.

02:21Unless, of course, you're okay with him pulling away.

02:24What if it doesn't work?

02:25What if it ends up like you and Javi?

02:27Well, at least we gave it a shot.

02:29And so it didn't work out.

02:31So what?

02:31Now we can move on, give or take the occasional booty call.

02:34I just, I don't want to lose what we have, you know?

02:38Girl, please.

02:39What exactly do you have, really?

02:44A friendship?

02:45No.

02:46What you and I have is a friendship.

02:49What you and Castle have is a holding pattern.

02:52How long can you circle before the fuel runs out?

03:02Beckett.

03:04Don't think you were saved by the bell, Kate Beckett.

03:07As your friend, I'm not going to let this drop.

03:09So what?

03:10You think I should tell him how I feel?

03:12Yes.

03:12You hunt murderers for a living.

03:14You can do this.

03:15Okay.

03:16I just, I have to find the right time.

03:18No time like the present.

03:22What the...

03:23On second thought, maybe you should wait a bit.

03:29What's that?

03:30Ryan's calling.

03:31I gotta go.

03:34I'll call you in about an hour.

03:44Hey there.

03:45I feel like I just walked into a bad episode of Miami Vice.

03:49Okay.

03:49First, there are no bad episodes of Miami Vice.

03:52Second, who died?

03:53You, from the looks of it, you look like you just got run over by a truck.

03:56Yeah.

03:57A truck delivering a shipment of awesome.

03:59No, I just flew into Vegas for the weekend.

04:01Just a little change of scenery.

04:02And you won the blonde in a high stakes poker match?

04:04Well, I met her on the flight back.

04:06And you just gave her your car?

04:08Jacinda happens to be a very trustworthy person.

04:10She's a first class flight attendant.

04:11It's not like I gave her my social security number.

04:13Castle, is everything okay?

04:17Never better.

04:18Our victim's Naomi Allen, age 25.

04:29Her greeting card indicates that she's a British national.

04:31Ryan's notifying the consulate.

04:33Her address is in Soho.

04:34What was she doing all the way down here?

04:36Don't know, but she checked in two hours before she was killed.

04:39I hope they provided the room.

04:40Good news is, we have a witness.

04:43The maid who discovered the body saw a guy run out.

04:45Did the maid get a good look?

04:46She's with the sketch artist now.

04:48Well, whoever he is, he was looking for something.

04:49This place has been searched.

04:51One thing we do know is that she was not robbed.

04:53Her wallet, watch, and cash were untouched.

04:55Hey, Lainey, how does it look?

04:57Like you waited too long.

04:59The pick.

05:00She was strangled, but she went down with the fight.

05:03Prelims suggest a sign of a struggle.

05:05She took one to the face.

05:06A well-dressed, attractive woman in a seedy motel

05:10and a guy who flees the crime scene.

05:12This might have been a one-night stand gone wrong.

05:15Are we talking about the victim or Castle?

05:18Hey, Espo.

05:19Yeah.

05:20Can you contact the next of kin in Canvas area

05:22once the sketch is done?

05:24Yeah, no problem.

05:25Hey, Becky.

05:26Found the Vicks business card in the side pocket of her purse.

05:28Looks like she works in Manhattan.

05:32Naomi Allen Kitman Group.

05:36Yes, I was her U.S. booking agent.

05:40Naomi was one of our top models.

05:43So she was in the city for work?

05:45She split her time between here and London.

05:48The good ones usually end up spending

05:50at least half the year in New York.

05:51Now, do you have any idea

05:52why she was at the Alexandria Motel last night?

05:55Uh, no.

05:56I've never even heard of it.

05:57It's one of those, um,

06:00pay-by-the-hour places.

06:04Do you recognize this man?

06:11No.

06:12No, I don't.

06:13But you do have an idea of who he might be.

06:15Naomi, it's just lately.

06:20Naomi was making some choices.

06:22What kind of choices?

06:24Well, she seemed to have lost interest

06:26in standard modeling jobs.

06:28Recently, she'd been booking more, uh,

06:31unconventional gigs.

06:33Like what?

06:34Well, I heard the London office

06:36booked her to attend the birthday party

06:37of some foreign dignitary a few months ago.

06:41She was hired to go to a party?

06:43It's common for models to get hired

06:44to pretty up an event.

06:46Some girls do it to pick up extra cash,

06:48and other girls do it as a way of

06:50connecting with wealthy men.

06:54Wait, are you saying that

06:55Naomi was hiring herself out as an escort?

06:57You just don't see girls as good as Naomi

06:59taking these party jobs.

07:01Not unless there's a bigger payout involved somewhere.

07:03Do you know if she took on

07:04any of these kinds of gigs recently?

07:06It's not really what we do.

07:08Yeah.

07:09She did want me to try to get her

07:11into an event last night, though.

07:12an album launch party in Midtown,

07:15but I didn't have any connections to it.

07:17Last night?

07:19Yeah.

07:20Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

07:21Yeah, that we should throw a party

07:23and hire a bunch of models.

07:24No.

07:26But maybe Naomi somehow

07:27got into that party last night,

07:29and that that's where she met her killer.

07:31That's what I was thinking.

07:32Weird.

07:33We're usually more in sync than that.

07:36Hey, Ryan,

07:36did you find anything at Naomi's apartment?

07:38No, but someone else might have.

07:39It's been tossed.

07:40Not only that,

07:41but a neighbor said they saw a man

07:42leaving the apartment late last night.

07:44The neighbor ID'd him off the sketch.

07:46It's the same guy who fled the murder scene.

07:48He couldn't find what he was looking for

07:49in the motel,

07:50so he searched her place.

07:51Yeah, but this time

07:52he left a footprint.

07:53Meaning?

07:53Well, you and his canvas

07:54around the apartment with the sketch.

07:56He bought a bottle of single malt

07:58with a credit card

07:59a couple blocks away.

08:00Colin Hunt?

08:01What do we have on him?

08:02Nothing in the system,

08:03but I ran a trace on the credit card.

08:04He checked into Mondrian Soho this morning.

08:20NYPD, show me your hands.

08:22You're making a mistake.

08:23Yeah, like I haven't heard that before.

08:24Hands in the air now.

08:26If you insist.

08:31Well, dude, whoa.

08:34Allow me to introduce myself.

08:35Detective Inspector Colin Hunt,

08:37Scotland Yard.

08:38You're a long way from home,

08:50Detective Inspector Hunt.

08:53How did you end up

08:53in that dead girl's motel room?

08:55It was a seminar in D.C. last night

08:57when Naomi called me, panicked.

08:58She said she was in trouble

08:59and needed my help.

09:00So you knew her?

09:01Naomi was like a sister to me.

09:04Her dad, Terrence,

09:04was my first partner on the job

09:06when he passed away.

09:08I promised her family

09:09that I'd look after her.

09:11After she called me,

09:12I grabbed the next flight,

09:13but by the time I arrived,

09:14it was too late.

09:15And your first instinct

09:16was to flee the crime scene?

09:19I didn't flee.

09:20I left.

09:22She was dead.

09:24There was nothing else to do.

09:25Yeah.

09:26Except maybe to hang around

09:27and give the police a statement.

09:29You and I both know

09:29that if I stuck around,

09:30it'd be hours of questioning

09:32and then you'd send me off

09:33with a cheers,

09:33we'll keep you posted.

09:34But I suppose you had something

09:35more important to do.

09:36The room had been searched.

09:38Whoever killed her

09:39was looking for something.

09:40I thought they might try

09:41her apartment next.

09:42By the time I got there,

09:43it had already been tossed.

09:44Look,

09:44I know I shouldn't have

09:45been investigating.

09:47But if you were in a foreign country

09:48and someone you loved

09:49was killed,

09:49what would you do?

09:52What were they looking for?

09:54When he was on a job,

09:55Naomi's dad used to stash a gun

09:56in the lining of his Kevlar.

09:58When Naomi started modeling

09:59as a teenager,

09:59he didn't want her on the underground

10:00without any protection,

10:02so he taught her

10:02to cut the tiny piece

10:03of the lining in her jacket

10:04to stash pepper spray.

10:06That's where I found it.

10:07You found what?

10:09A message to me

10:10about a killer.

10:12What kind of message?

10:16Not until I'm on a case.

10:19Excuse me?

10:21Detective,

10:22please,

10:22I owe this to Naomi.

10:24I owe it to her family.

10:25You do realize

10:26that I could arrest you

10:28for withholding evidence?

10:29And since you don't know

10:30what that evidence is,

10:31I could deny it.

10:32And none of that

10:33will get us any closer

10:34to catching your killer.

10:36Let me work this case with you.

10:38Because if you don't,

10:39I swear I will go out there

10:40and catch the bastard

10:41on my own.

10:44Okay.

10:47But I have to check in

10:48with my captain first.

10:54What's she like?

10:55Your captain.

10:56You ever see that YouTube video

10:58of the grizzly bear

10:58that decapitates a moose

11:00with one swipe of its paw?

11:02Comforting.

11:03It's nothing personal.

11:04She just doesn't like

11:04outsiders in her precinct.

11:06You don't need her to like it.

11:08You just need her to allow it.

11:10This whole thing

11:10with Naomi doesn't add up.

11:13Turning down conventional

11:14modeling jobs,

11:14booking sleazy gigs

11:15at private parties,

11:16that just doesn't sound

11:17like the Naomi I know.

11:18Yeah, well, sometimes

11:19it's the people we think

11:20we know best

11:20that we don't really know at all.

11:21Well, you're in.

11:35What?

11:36Seriously?

11:37Yeah, your supervisor

11:38at Scotland Yard

11:39said you're one of the best.

11:40Even Captain Gates

11:41was impressed

11:42with your record.

11:42Well, I guess it's not

11:43outsiders she doesn't like.

11:45It's just me.

11:47Look, we had a deal.

11:48What did Naomi give you?

11:49This, a key?

11:54You said she left a message.

11:55This is the message.

11:56She put it in there

11:56for me to find.

11:57I guarantee you

11:58there's something

11:58to do with her death.

11:59This looks commercial.

12:00It's an Arco Rifkin 1130R,

12:02mostly used for lockers

12:02like those found

12:03at train stations

12:04or health clubs.

12:05All right, well,

12:05I'll have Ryan Kam

12:06as the area around

12:07her apartment in the motel.

12:08We'll see if any of the businesses

12:09have lockers

12:10that use this kind of key.

12:11Rebecca, I got something.

12:13Hey, Detective Esposito,

12:14this is Detective Inspector

12:15Colin Hunt.

12:16He's from Scotland Yard.

12:17He's going to be

12:18consulting on this case.

12:19He knows our victim.

12:20Hey, how's it going?

12:21Pleasure, Mike.

12:22So what do you got?

12:22Well, Naomi did make it

12:24to that album release party

12:24last night at a club

12:25in Midtown,

12:26but she was kicked out

12:27by security around 10 o'clock.

12:28Why?

12:29She had an application

12:29with the host,

12:31female rapper

12:32and ex-felon Nicky J.

12:34And she wasn't afraid

12:35to take a swing

12:36in front of paparazzi.

12:37Wow.

12:38What was the fight about?

12:39Unclear,

12:40but uniforms are bringing up

12:40some interrogation now.

12:42Do you usually question them so loud?

12:43No, Castle and I

12:44usually go in together.

12:45Actually, you know what?

12:45Why didn't you guys

12:46take this one?

12:47Are you sure?

12:48Yeah, absolutely.

12:50Besides, Colin's got

12:50a personal interest.

12:51I really don't know, do I?

12:52Ah, all right.

12:53It's settled then.

12:54Yeah, I guess it is.

12:56Yeah, besides my lunch date

12:57is here.

12:57I'll be back in a few hours.

12:59Do you guys call me

13:00if you find anything interesting?

13:01Do you find anything interesting?

13:08Hell yeah, I clocked her.

13:10She was trying to make

13:11a move on my man.

13:12Your man, Biggie Slim?

13:13That's right.

13:14She had the nerve to say

13:15that he told her

13:15to put her digits

13:16in his phone.

13:17Did they?

13:18That ain't the point.

13:19That skinny bitch

13:20wasn't even supposed

13:21to be there.

13:22When I got up in her face,

13:23she said Biggie Slim's

13:25cousin Drew told her

13:26about the party.

13:27But I knew that was BS

13:28because Drew wasn't

13:29even invited.

13:30Must make you so bloody mad

13:32to know your man

13:32as a wandering eye.

13:34Not a girlfriend like that.

13:36Treble for business.

13:38She'd ring from the airport

13:39to say her flight was canceled.

13:41I come to find out

13:42she was seeing

13:42some other bloke.

13:44She sound like a hoe.

13:46All I'm saying is

13:47I understand your instinct

13:48to lash out at the person

13:49you believe is responsible.

13:51I protect what's mine.

13:53You should do the same.

13:54Is that why you followed

13:56Naomi to the motel

13:57and strangled her

13:58with your bare hands?

13:59You must be high.

14:02That skank wasn't worth

14:03another second of my time.

14:05I told security

14:05to give her the boot

14:06and that was that.

14:07Really?

14:08Can you prove it?

14:09My driver brought us home.

14:13I was with Biggie Slim

14:14the rest of the night.

14:17Yeah, I went home

14:18with Nikki J.

14:19After the tussle,

14:20she was all worked up.

14:21But I like it

14:22when she gets worked up.

14:23When she got something

14:24to prove.

14:24She said that the fight

14:25started because

14:26you were spending time

14:27with this girl.

14:28Oh yeah, that girl.

14:30What can I say?

14:32Women are powerless

14:33against my good looks

14:34and charm.

14:35Yes, it's a real curse.

14:37You and Naomi,

14:38what did you talk about?

14:39A little bit of this,

14:40a little bit of that.

14:42She was a bad chick,

14:43you know.

14:43But a little off,

14:44you know what I'm talking about?

14:45No, what are you talking about?

14:47She was acting paranoid, man.

14:50Said somebody had followed her

14:51to the party.

14:52Figured she was just

14:52blowing smoke.

14:53Why is that?

14:55Look, I don't just produce

14:56Nikki J, all right?

14:57I'm building my brand.

14:59I got Biggie Slim records,

15:01Biggie Slim clothing.

15:02Hell, I even got

15:03a Biggie Slim energy drink.

15:05So some filly comes up

15:06trying to make her time.

15:07It's just an everyday thing

15:09in my life.

15:10Did she tell you

15:11who she thought

15:11was following her?

15:12Sure didn't.

15:13I guess she wasn't

15:15lying though, huh?

15:17Naomi left that party

15:19and then three hours later

15:20she was dead.

15:21Based on what she told

15:22Biggie Slim,

15:23Naomi knew somebody

15:24was after her.

15:25All right, let's canvas

15:25the area around the party venue,

15:27see if she was being followed

15:28and let's track down

15:29Nikki J and Biggie Slim's driver.

15:30I want to see if they

15:31went straight home.

15:32Morning.

15:34So,

15:35that story that you told

15:36Nikki J about your girlfriend.

15:38Total pants.

15:40I just wanted her to think

15:40I sympathize and honestly

15:42after meeting Biggie Slim.

15:43I do.

15:45Yeah, well maybe

15:45she's hanging on

15:46hoping that he'll change.

15:49Guys like him never do.

15:56Our Emmy's finished the autopsy.

15:58Her larynx is crushed.

16:00Whoever did it was strong.

16:01Large hands,

16:02probably a male.

16:04Looks like half the city.

16:05We may be able to narrow it

16:06down a little further than that.

16:07The pressure from the killer's grip

16:09left a print on her neck.

16:12Were you able to pull a print?

16:13We recovered a partial

16:15thanks to the body lotion

16:16she was wearing.

16:19Is it in the system?

16:20Not enough to run it,

16:21but you bring me a print

16:22off a suspect,

16:23I can tell you if it's a match.

16:26Excuse me.

16:27Let's make a call.

16:34Easy on the eyes.

16:36Cute accent too.

16:38I just got one question.

16:39Hmm.

16:40Where's Castle?

16:42He took off

16:43for a lunch date.

16:47In a Ferrari

16:48full of flight attendants?

16:49Yeah, he's probably

16:49trying to rack up

16:50his frequent flyer miles.

16:52I'm sorry.

16:54But you know

16:54she's just a passing thing.

16:56Do I?

16:56I mean,

16:57the guy has been

16:57divorced twice

16:58and he's still

16:59chasing bimbos.

17:01Maybe that's just

17:02who he is.

17:05Look, maybe it's

17:06the wrong time.

17:07Or maybe he's even

17:07the wrong guy,

17:08but if he is,

17:09how long are you

17:10going to wait

17:10to find out?

17:18Ten years,

17:20I've been keeping

17:20them company

17:22while they spend

17:23a night or two here

17:24on their way

17:25to where we're

17:25all going.

17:26They all had plans, Kate.

17:31Things they were

17:32going to do

17:32when they got

17:33around to it.

17:34Go on a cruise,

17:35lose ten pounds,

17:37fall in love.

17:40They thought they had

17:41all the time

17:42in the world,

17:43but nobody does.

17:53Personal ones are tough.

17:55No call.

18:00What's my tell?

18:02The brooding lean.

18:06Ah, yes.

18:08Rookie move.

18:11You know,

18:11even with a mouthful

18:12of braces,

18:13she was the prettiest

18:13girl in her class.

18:16Although being a cop

18:17for a dad

18:17didn't do much

18:17for her social life,

18:19Tara used to

18:20interrogate her dates

18:21when they'd drop her off.

18:22I could see how

18:24that would weed out

18:24the lightweights.

18:25And when she was 22,

18:26she fell in love

18:27with a young doctor.

18:28Good guy.

18:30He died last year

18:31in Africa doing God's work.

18:33I don't think she ever

18:34really got over it

18:35because hearing what

18:35she was up to,

18:37it's like she was

18:38a different person.

18:42People change

18:43when you're not looking.

18:45Excuse me.

18:48Hey, Ryan,

18:49what's up?

18:51Are you sure?

18:53Where?

18:55Okay, great.

18:56Call in a warrant.

18:57I found a gym

18:57near the motel.

18:58Naomi bought a day pass

19:00there the night

19:00that she was killed

19:01and the clerk said

19:01she was in and out

19:02in three minutes.

19:04Just enough time

19:05to run in and hide

19:05something in one

19:06of the loggers.

19:09She bought the day pass

19:10at 10.24 p.m.

19:11That's 20 minutes

19:12after she called me

19:13to say she was in trouble.

19:14Okay.

19:22She was leaving me

19:25a message.

19:26She did better

19:27than leave a message

19:27about the killer.

19:31She left us

19:31a picture of him

19:32as well.

19:32Anything on the number

19:40sequence?

19:40We're running it

19:41through every database

19:42but nothing so far.

19:43Naomi wrote it on there

19:44for a reason.

19:44What about the photo?

19:46Based on the light

19:46and background architecture,

19:47this photo was taken

19:48in Midtown, New York.

19:50Hey, what I miss?

19:51Not much.

19:53Oh, we did manage

19:54to find that mystery locker.

19:55And that guy

19:56in the photo,

19:57he's probably our killer.

19:57So, how's your lunch?

20:01Oh, I love the special.

20:02I'll bet.

20:03Wait a minute.

20:04Can you blow up

20:05this one section?

20:06Yeah, sure.

20:09Rounded in gold.

20:10It's a plaque.

20:10It's the British seal.

20:11This picture was taken

20:12right outside

20:12the British consulate.

20:13Pull up a list

20:14of the consulate employees.

20:17Here you go.

20:20He's not on this page.

20:22There he is.

20:25Nigel Wyndham.

20:26Deputy general

20:27of the British consulate.

20:28Which means he's just

20:29under the consulate general

20:30in rank,

20:31so he's responsible

20:31for the daily operations

20:32in financial

20:33and logistical matters.

20:34What the hell

20:35was Naomi doing

20:35mixed up with this guy?

20:37It was my mate

20:38at Scotland Yard.

20:39He found out

20:40some intriguing details

20:41on Nigel Wyndham.

20:42Like the fact

20:43that a girlfriend

20:43in college died

20:44rather mysteriously

20:45while they were

20:45on holiday in Rome.

20:46Was he ever charged?

20:48Nope.

20:48And after that,

20:49he had a string

20:49of bad investments

20:50until he married

20:51Cynthia Wadlow.

20:52It was her

20:53prominent family

20:53who pulled strings

20:54that got him a position.

20:55First at the Ministry

20:56of Culture

20:56and then you're

20:57at the consulate.

20:58Yo,

20:59so we've been

20:59reconstructing

21:00Naomi's movements

21:00since he landed

21:01in New York

21:01a couple of weeks ago.

21:03Her finances indicate

21:03that she booked

21:04a car service

21:05last week

21:05that dropped her

21:06at Nobu.

21:06And we showed

21:07the host

21:08Nigel's picture

21:08and he confirmed

21:09that they met

21:09for dinner.

21:10Did the host

21:10notice anything?

21:12Yeah, he noticed

21:12a C note

21:13that Nigel dropped

21:13to secure

21:14the romantic table

21:14in the back.

21:16Hey,

21:17I just called

21:18the consulate.

21:19The day after

21:19the romantic

21:19Nobu dinner,

21:21security removed

21:22Naomi from

21:22Nigel's office.

21:23Well,

21:23it sounds like

21:24a fight.

21:25Security heard

21:26Naomi yell

21:26something about

21:27Cynthia

21:27as they escorted

21:28her out.

21:29Well,

21:29makes perfect sense.

21:31Stuck in a marriage

21:32of convenience,

21:34Nigel meets

21:34the young

21:35and beautiful

21:35Naomi.

21:37Finds her

21:37irresistible.

21:39Chance meeting

21:40turns to dinner,

21:41dinner to a tryst,

21:42but then Naomi

21:43wants more.

21:44Nigel realizes

21:45that his affair

21:46has become a threat

21:47to his position,

21:48his reputation,

21:49to the life

21:49he built

21:50on the backs

21:50of his wife

21:51and her family.

21:53Sir,

21:53if Nigel's wife

21:54found out

21:54about an affair,

21:55it would kill

21:56his marriage

21:57and his career.

21:59Detective Inspector Hunt,

22:00I take your silence

22:01to mean that you

22:02don't agree?

22:03Well,

22:04the Naomi I knew

22:04would never fall

22:05with someone

22:05like Wyndham,

22:06but she wouldn't

22:07have left his picture

22:07in that logger

22:08if he weren't

22:08connected to her death

22:09somehow.

22:10Nigel Wyndham's

22:11position at the consulate

22:12includes diplomatic immunity.

22:14Which would be waived

22:15if he was a suspect

22:16in a murder case.

22:17If I pick up the phone

22:18to make that request,

22:19I'm going to need

22:20something more concrete

22:21than just a theory.

22:22Sir,

22:22Lainey pulled

22:23our killer's prints

22:24off of our victim's neck

22:25and given everything

22:26that we know right now,

22:27I'm willing to bet

22:28that they're a match

22:29to Nigel's.

22:30A bet's not enough.

22:31But if you can get

22:32those prints,

22:33then this is a whole

22:34different conversation.

22:42Here's the problem, bro.

22:43Foreign dignitaries

22:44don't register

22:44their fingerprints

22:45with local law enforcement.

22:46And if we put in

22:47a request to the consulate,

22:48they'll box us out

22:49and alert Nigel

22:50that he's a suspect.

22:51Yeah, I thought

22:51Scott in the yard

22:52would be able to get them.

22:53Even with his connections

22:54across the pond,

22:55we struck out.

22:58Okay, boys.

22:59Here it is.

23:01Here's what?

23:02My foolproof plan

23:04for getting Nigel's fingerprint.

23:06Nigel lives in a high-rise apartment

23:07here on Park Avenue.

23:09Yeah, high security.

23:10Exactly.

23:11Ryan, you'll be here.

23:13Front door,

23:14dressed as a flower delivery boy.

23:15Esposito,

23:16you'll be here,

23:17dressed as a hobo.

23:18Question.

23:19Why's a brown man

23:20going to be a hobo?

23:21You want the flowers?

23:22Hobotis.

23:23You boys will cause

23:24a distraction here

23:25whilst I rappel

23:26down the side

23:27of the building

23:27with Nicolai.

23:29Who's Nicolai?

23:29He's a Romanian gymnast

23:30I found on YouTube.

23:31He's extremely flexible

23:32and fits in

23:33the duffel bag

23:34using a glass cutter.

23:36Excuse me, gents.

23:37Has anyone seen

23:37Detective Beckett?

23:38Wow.

23:50Uh,

23:51you guys going out?

23:52I pulled some strings

23:53and got us into a party

23:54at the British consular tonight.

23:56Nigel will be there.

23:57We'll get his prince

23:58and he won't even know it.

24:00Cheers, lads.

24:00Cheers.

24:01Cheers.

24:02Cheers.

24:03Cheers.

24:04Cheers.

24:05Cheers.

24:09Or they could do that.

24:13Yeah, sure.

24:14Well, that'd be the easy way.

24:25So who is Sir Alfred Heath?

24:27Tonight, I am.

24:29The lady back home

24:30said a real Sir Alfred

24:31is down as a no-show.

24:32Get up on some damn thing.

24:34Yeah, but what if Nigel Wyndham

24:35doesn't show up either?

24:36Oh, yeah.

24:37I expect he'll skip the champagne

24:39and drink something posh

24:40and pretentious,

24:41leaving his print on the glass.

24:44Well, what if he doesn't drink?

24:45He's British.

24:47Trust me, he drinks.

24:48May I?

24:54I didn't realize

24:55that dancing was a perfect plan.

24:57Well.

24:59Yeah, I was a perfect vantage point.

25:02Huh.

25:03Do you come to a lot of these events?

25:08No, thank God.

25:09Why?

25:10You just seem very confident.

25:12Huh.

25:13Well, it's because my companion

25:15is the most beautiful woman

25:16in this room.

25:20That's clearly the champagne talking.

25:22I'm sure you're just comfortable here

25:23because you're amongst your own people.

25:25These aren't my people.

25:26My people are the ones carrying the trays.

25:30Yeah.

25:31I grew up on the East End.

25:33My mom cleaned flats.

25:34Dad works in a factory.

25:37They wanted something better.

25:38They just...

25:39They couldn't quite get it.

25:40A man?

25:41I was admitted to Ethan

25:44on a scholarship

25:44where I minded him blending in.

25:47What about you?

25:51I grew up in the city

25:52and went to college in California.

25:56Well, you could obviously do anything

25:57you put your mind to.

25:58I'd be a cop.

26:00I guess it was just my calling.

26:02Ah, crusader.

26:04Another type.

26:06Doesn't leave a lot of time

26:07for personal life, though, does it?

26:08What about you?

26:12Are you the crusader type as well?

26:13Married to the bill, I'm afraid.

26:15The job comes first.

26:16Sometimes I wish it didn't.

26:18Yeah.

26:19I know the feeling.

26:28Wait a minute.

26:29Look over there by the bar.

26:30By one o'clock.

26:31Let the games begin.

26:55Good evening.

26:58Nigel Wyndham, Deputy General.

26:59Jean Harrington.

27:02Bored.

27:03Well, we'll have to remedy that,

27:05Miss Harrington.

27:06One for the lady, please.

27:10What a ring.

27:12That's discouraging.

27:13Oh, well.

27:15Needn't be.

27:16To new friendships.

27:18Now, tell me, Miss Harrington,

27:24are you here alone?

27:26If so, it would be a grave injustice.

27:28My date's more interested in networking

27:30than he is in me.

27:31In that case, he won't object

27:33if I ask you for a dance.

27:37You know what?

27:39I wouldn't care,

27:40even if he did.

27:42Shall we?

27:44Mm-hmm.

27:44So, tell me, Miss Harrington,

28:00what should I know about you?

28:03Well, there's more to me

28:03than meets the eye.

28:05Well, what meets the eye

28:06is irresistible.

28:07You know, actions speak louder than words.

28:12Meaning?

28:15Meaning, if I'm so irresistible,

28:17then why aren't you using

28:19both your hands?

28:33Excuse me, you have something to...

28:35Oh, excuse me.

28:36Pardon me.

28:37Come with me.

28:38Sorry, sir.

28:39How did it work?

28:40How did it work?

28:40Excuse me.

28:44Excuse me.

28:47Sir Alfred Heath?

28:49Yes.

28:50Might I have a word, sir?

28:51There seems to be

28:52two of you here this evening.

28:53I have to ask,

29:05are you as aggressive

29:07in your other activities

29:09as you are on the dance floor?

29:11You know, what can I say?

29:13I like to lead

29:14all the time.

29:16Well, I am in there

29:18with the office

29:18and the office

29:20and the office

29:20and I would hear

29:20as you know

29:21in the hospital.

29:24Uh,

29:24you?

29:27Is everything all right?

29:29Um, yeah, you know,

29:30I'm suddenly,

29:31I feel very hungry.

29:32Excuse me.

29:35Would you like one of these?

29:36I hear they're great.

29:37I'm not a carrier man myself.

29:39Yeah, but I hear

29:39that they're an aphrodisiac.

29:41Not for me, I'm afraid.

29:43I'm sorry to intrude

29:44Mr. Wyndham, sir.

29:45Yes, what is it, Rison?

29:46Uh, the young lady.

29:47I need her to come with me.

29:49But for what purpose?

29:50Don't worry, darling.

29:51I know that we'll see

29:52each other again

29:53very soon.

30:01I had the witer

30:02than I lost him.

30:03I bollocked up the whole plan

30:04and now we've got nothing.

30:05Oh, I wouldn't say nothing.

30:08I swiped Wyndham's card case.

30:09It's got his prints

30:10all over it.

30:10You sneaky little thief.

30:14That's bloody brilliant.

30:15Let's go get this

30:16son of a bitch.

30:22The print's not a match.

30:23What?

30:24CSU ran the fingerprints

30:25off the card case.

30:26Compared them to the one

30:27that Lainey found

30:28on Naomi's body,

30:29it wasn't Nigel Wyndham's.

30:30No, that's not possible.

30:31Run it again.

30:32Ryan already did that

30:33three times.

30:33Wyndham's not our killer.

30:34He's behind us.

30:35I know it.

30:35It's why Naomi

30:36left us his photograph.

30:37Well, maybe he hired someone

30:38to do his dirty work for him.

30:40Might want to be security men.

30:41Can you get Scotland Yard

30:42to run background checks

30:43on the security staff?

30:43Or a better path

30:45might be to look

30:46into this mysterious number

30:47that Naomi wrote

30:48on the back of that photo,

30:49which is a mystery

30:50no longer.

30:51Is this lobster beef?

30:52Lucky for you,

30:53Jacinda's a light eater.

30:54You heat that up.

30:55A little bit of melted butter.

30:56Are you telling us

30:56you know what

30:57that number means?

30:57How?

30:58Well, as Jacinda and I

30:59were enjoying

30:59our succulent lobsters

31:01from Maine,

31:02paired with an earthy

31:03yet elegant

31:04Pinot Noir

31:04from Sonoma Valley.

31:05Castle?

31:06Numbers.

31:07Right.

31:07Well, we're going over the file.

31:08Turns out Jacinda's

31:09quite a little crime solver.

31:10You showed the stewardess

31:11the evidence file?

31:13No.

31:14I took a picture of it

31:16with my phone

31:17and the preferred

31:18nomenclature

31:19as flight attendant.

31:20Point is,

31:21this code refers

31:22to a diplomatic pouch.

31:23How do you know that?

31:24Jacinda recognized

31:25the four men.

31:26Furthermore,

31:27she told me

31:27these last three digits

31:28are a reference code

31:29for Royal Eastern Airlines.

31:31Which means the pouch

31:32was delivered on that airline.

31:33Exactly.

31:34The W-4 refers

31:35to the size of the pouch

31:36and the 1949

31:37indicates exactly

31:38which pouch it is

31:39in the consulate sequence.

31:40I see Deputy General

31:41Nigel signs

31:42for all the pouches.

31:43So then maybe

31:44this wasn't about

31:44an affair gone wrong

31:45between Nigel and Naomi.

31:47It's about smuggling.

31:48Well, that makes a lot of sense.

31:49Diplomatic pouches are sealed

31:50and their contents

31:51bypass TSA

31:52and customs inspections.

31:54Naomi must have got under

31:54what Wyndham was doing somehow.

31:55We need to know

31:56what was in that pouch.

31:57The consulate's never

31:57going to release that information.

31:58Well, we don't have to worry

31:59about the consulate.

32:00The airline keeps a copy

32:01of the waybill.

32:03Get a hold of the airline.

32:04Let's get that waybill down here.

32:08Ryan, grab a pen.

32:08What?

32:21Castle, you can't just share

32:23confidential police information

32:24with an outsider.

32:26Even if it solves the case?

32:29I mean, she gave us a lead.

32:30That's more than you

32:31got to the consulate.

32:32And that's supposed

32:33to make this all okay?

32:34Jacinta just wanted to help.

32:35What's the big deal?

32:36You don't get it, do you?

32:38No, I guess I don't.

32:39No, I guess you don't.

32:40Hey, I found something

32:42you're going to want to see.

32:42The airline emailed

32:49over the waybill.

32:50The pouch that matched

32:51our number was shipped

32:52from the British consulate

32:53about a year ago.

32:55It flew from JFK

32:57to Kampala, Uganda.

32:59Uganda.

33:00That can't be a coincidence.

33:02What do you mean?

33:03Naomi's boyfriend,

33:04the one who died,

33:04he was killed in Uganda.

33:06Any idea of what was being shipped?

33:08Just that it weighed 200 pounds.

33:10Well, that's awfully heavy

33:11for a pouch.

33:12Well, a diplomatic pouch

33:13can be as small as an envelope

33:14or as big as a cargo container.

33:15Whatever's being shipped,

33:17it's being sent out

33:17about once a month.

33:19I just combed through

33:19airline waybills

33:20from the past year.

33:21Ten other pouches,

33:22all the same weight,

33:23were flown from here

33:24to Uganda.

33:25In fact, one of them

33:26is listed as being

33:27in JFK's secure baggage area.

33:29You mean to say

33:29one of those pouches

33:30is at the airport right now?

33:32Finding out what's

33:33in that pouch

33:33could tell us

33:34who killed Naomi.

33:35Yeah, but we don't have

33:35any jurisdiction here, Castle.

33:37If the NYPD tries to open up

33:38a British diplomatic pouch,

33:39we could risk

33:40an international incident.

33:41Well, it's a good thing

33:42I'm not NYPD.

33:53Hey!

33:53Oh, good evening, sir.

33:55I'm Agent Bauer

33:55with Homeland Security.

33:57I'm here for the inspection.

33:58Nobody radioed me

33:59about any inspection.

34:01Of course they didn't.

34:02We conduct random checks

34:03to assess security.

34:04Telling you we were coming

34:05kind of defeats the purpose,

34:06am I right?

34:07We'd be tipping our hand,

34:08showing our playbook,

34:09so to speak.

34:10Two years I've worked this shift,

34:11and I've never heard of anything.

34:12Morgan, is it?

34:13I'm sure you're on a tot ship here,

34:14so if things inside are secure,

34:16I'll make damn sure

34:16your bosses know about it,

34:18which will reflect well on you.

34:19We're all on the same team here, pal.

34:21I've got to verify

34:23this with my supervisor.

34:25You do that.

34:30I'm more adept at

34:31faking my way past people.

34:33Must be all the practice.

34:35You're in the baggage area?

34:36Yeah, we don't have much time.

34:38Maybe a minute before

34:39the guy gets his supervisor

34:40to check my story.

34:41All right, so based on

34:42the shipping code,

34:43the pouch that you're looking for

34:44is about five feet long.

34:46There's a way we'll say

34:47if it's a crate,

34:48a footlocker,

34:48a cardboard box, what?

34:49No, no, sorry, bro.

34:51But it's 200 pounds,

34:53so there's got to be

34:53something sturdy.

34:54Something sturdy, all right.

34:57Oh, God.

35:02Here we go, I found it.

35:03It's a crate.

35:03Agent Bauer,

35:04can you just step

35:05out of there, please?

35:06Okay, that didn't sound good.

35:07Agent Bauer?

35:08What did he expect?

35:09Oh, he had that.

35:12I'm just about

35:12rubbed up here.

35:13My supervisor will be here

35:15in a minute.

35:15And he will be

35:16body-pleased with your work,

35:18Morgan, body-pleased.

35:19It's clearer to me

35:20that you've been

35:20working harder than

35:21a one-legged man

35:23in an ass-kicking contest.

35:24Step out there now, sir.

35:25I will not tell you to get it.

35:28Hello?

35:29You there?

35:31Hello?

35:32I don't see how.

35:35What's in the crate?

35:40Missiles.

35:41Customs and Homeland Security

35:48have impounded the crate

35:49and Interpol is on their way

35:51to JFK.

35:51How did you explain

35:52opening the diplomatic pouch?

35:54Oh, well, everyone's more

35:54interested in the missiles

35:55at the moment,

35:56but I expect I'll be

35:57in hot water at some point.

35:58Where does this leave Wyndham?

36:00Untouched.

36:01What do you mean, untouched?

36:02He was smuggling weapons.

36:03Well, they'll have an inquiry,

36:04of course,

36:04but they can't prove

36:05he knew what was in the crate.

36:06And since we opened

36:07the crate illegally,

36:08we won't be able

36:08to use it as evidence.

36:09At least it all starts

36:10to make sense now.

36:12Naomi was trying

36:13to solve Aiden's murder.

36:14That would be

36:15Naomi's boyfriend,

36:16Aiden Miller.

36:17He worked for Doctors

36:18Without Borders in Uganda

36:19until his helicopter

36:20was shot down

36:21by guerrilla forces

36:22a year ago.

36:22The British government

36:23launched an investigation,

36:24but was never able

36:25to determine

36:25how the rebels acquired

36:26a Stinger missile.

36:27Which we now know

36:28came to them

36:28courtesy of Nigel Wendham.

36:30Yeah, except Nigel's

36:31not the type

36:32to get his hands dirty

36:33when it comes to missiles

36:34or murder.

36:35You must have a partner

36:37who had a line

36:37on those stingers.

36:38And if Naomi started

36:39looking into

36:39the smuggling operation...

36:41Then perhaps it was

36:42the partner

36:42who got rid of her.

36:43So then the question is,

36:44who is his partner?

36:46Everything Naomi did

36:47was about finding out

36:48who supplied the weapon

36:49that killed her boyfriend.

36:49That's why she stopped

36:50taking modeling gigs.

36:51That's why she came

36:52to New York.

36:55Maybe there's someone

36:56on that list of attendees

36:57for that foreign

36:57dignitary party.

36:59I mean, it all started

37:00when she booked that

37:00out of London

37:01a few months ago.

37:02Paolo McCuzzi.

37:03And who is he?

37:04A leader of the rebel army

37:05in Uganda.

37:06Naomi must have heard

37:07something at the party.

37:08That's what led her

37:08to the consulate.

37:09That romantic dinner

37:10with Nigel

37:10was just part of her agenda

37:12to get the pouch number

37:13from his office.

37:13So then there's just

37:14one piece

37:16that doesn't fit

37:16in her investigation.

37:17What was she doing

37:21with Biggie Slim?

37:23I want you to take

37:24a close look

37:25at this photo.

37:26Yeah, I've seen this one.

37:28Paparazzi called me

37:28and Nikki J

37:29coming out the studio

37:30a couple weeks ago.

37:30In fact,

37:31that is Nikki J's

37:32black SUV, isn't it?

37:33Bought by Biggie Slim himself.

37:36Supply and demand.

37:37She demands

37:37I got a supply.

37:39You know,

37:39the thing that I find

37:40intriguing is that

37:40before you became

37:41Biggie Slim,

37:42your name was

37:43Darius Young,

37:44best known for launching

37:45several failed

37:46internet startups.

37:47Just a man ahead

37:48of my time.

37:48Well, the SAC

37:49thought you were a man

37:50trying to fleece investors.

37:51See, I was never

37:52charged for that.

37:53One of your ventures,

37:54a music sharing website

37:55based in the UK,

37:56caught the attention

37:57of British authorities

37:58and when they tried

37:59to shut it down,

38:00an aide to the Minister

38:01of Culture

38:01lobbied on your behalf.

38:03And do you know

38:04who that aide was?

38:06Nigel Windham.

38:07In fact,

38:09this is Nigel

38:10stepping out

38:10of the very same

38:11black SUV.

38:14No,

38:15I don't think so.

38:17Why don't you

38:17take a closer look?

38:18It's got the same

38:19custom pinstripes

38:20on the door.

38:21It's just somebody

38:22else's truck

38:22with those stripes

38:23on there.

38:23Your driver

38:23already admitted

38:24that he drove you

38:25to this meeting

38:25outside the consulate.

38:26We also know

38:27that your cousin

38:28is in the service,

38:29Drew Harris.

38:29A staff sergeant.

38:30He works at an armory.

38:31He supplied the missiles.

38:33You knew that Windham

38:33had access

38:34to the diplomatic pouch

38:35and you saw

38:36an opportunity.

38:37Supply and demand.

38:38There's a whole lot

38:39of speculation there,

38:40might.

38:40Well, we weren't

38:41the only ones

38:41to put together

38:42the pieces.

38:43Naomi wasn't giving

38:44you her phone number.

38:45She was looking

38:46for evidence.

38:47Once you realized

38:48that she was the same

38:48girl that Windham

38:49caught snooping,

38:50you followed her

38:51to the motel

38:51and you killed her.

38:55How are y'all

38:56going to prove that?

38:57A partial fingerprint

38:58on Naomi's body

38:59and it's a match

39:00to you.

39:00You know, the thing

39:10that I still can't

39:11figure out

39:11is why Uganda?

39:13Why would you care?

39:19Man, it wasn't

39:20about Uganda.

39:22It was just

39:22about the money.

39:25I didn't even know

39:25what Windham

39:26was shipping

39:26the stuff to.

39:27Good, I called

39:34my assistant.

39:35I'm wide open

39:36all week.

39:37Actually, you're not.

39:38Or the following week

39:39for that matter.

39:40Told you I'd see you soon.

39:41What is this?

39:42Getting thrown out of here

39:43once already

39:44wasn't enough

39:44for you people.

39:45Security!

39:46I can't help you, mate.

39:46Nobody can.

39:47Not even your well-funded

39:48Ugandan friends.

39:50Nigel Windham,

39:51you're under arrest

39:51for international

39:52arms trafficking

39:53and for abetting

39:54in the murder

39:54of a British citizen.

39:57I don't know, sir.

40:06The dead would have

40:07been proud

40:08of how brave

40:10she was taking

40:10on these men.

40:12I so wish

40:13she hadn't done it.

40:14So what happens now?

40:15Do you go back

40:16to D.C.?

40:16London, I'm afraid.

40:19Face the music.

40:20Music.

40:21You know,

40:22they should give you

40:22a commendation.

40:23Well, that is wildly

40:24improbable.

40:27Well, Detective Beckett,

40:29it's been a true pleasure.

40:31The pleasure was all mine,

40:33Detective Inspector Hunt.

40:34Please, Colin.

40:36Kate.

40:40You know,

40:41I have a few hours

40:41before my flight, Kate.

40:43Could I persuade you

40:44to let me buy you a drink?

40:48Um.

40:51I'm sorry.

40:55I have a bit

40:56of paperwork to do.

40:59Not the time.

41:07Where's Carlton Yard off to?

41:08He's going back

41:09to London.

41:10Um, Castle,

41:11do you have a second?

41:12Can we talk?

41:13Actually, I don't.

41:14Jacinda has the Ferrari

41:14double parking

41:15and loading zone.

41:16Wow.

41:17Four dates in three days.

41:19You like her?

41:20Yeah.

41:20Why?

41:25Hey, she just,

41:27she doesn't seem

41:27like your type.

41:30Well, she's fun

41:31and uncomplicated.

41:32I think that's

41:33what my life

41:33needs right now.

41:34Hi, it's, uh,

42:01it's Kate.

42:02Bye.

42:03Bye.

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