Hawaii Five-0 (2010–…): Season 7, Episode 4 - Hu a'e ke ahi lanakila a Kamaile - full transcript

Previously on Hawaii Five-O...

CHIN: Child Services
found Sara's family.

KONO: And you're doing
your own background check.

CHIN:
Her uncle is an attorney,

her aunt works
for a pharmaceutical company,

they both volunteer at church.

(loud crash, Alicia screams)

NOELANI: Looks like we found
another chess piece, Commander.

He knows that you
came to me for help.

So he's put me in his game.

Hein, Larsen, and Shaw



all have something in common.

Each one of them
was being investigated

by an HPD homicide detective

named Philip Lau.

He shot and killed himself
six months ago.

Detective Lau was seeing
a police shrink.

If he talked about his cases,
then she might know something...

(echoing):
...something.

Motive is usually
based on psychological

or sexual gratification.

Lust, thrill, power.

These are what drive
the serial killer.

Now, as you can see
from the faces up here,

serial killers are
predominantly male.



Now, there has been
a lot of research

and speculation as to why
there have been

so few female serial killers.

Women deal with their emotions
better than men,

women are less violent, even
when psychologically impaired,

but the fact of the matter is,

is that women are less likely
than men to commit

any type of violent crime.

Yeah.

Is it accurate to say
that when women kill,

they do so to defend themselves
from male aggression?

It is accurate, yes.

So, if the very term
“serial killer”

is defined by sexual motivation

and the desire for power
over their victims,

that would alleviate
almost all female murderers.

That is a very astute
observation, young lady.

(distorted):
What, may I ask, is your name?

My name is Sienna Brown, ma'am.

You know me very well.

I'm your daughter.

(students chuckle)

(panting)

(groans)

STEVE:
Alicia?

Alicia?

Steve!
(muffled yelling)

(Hawaii Five-O
theme song plays)

♪ Hawaii Five-O 7x04 ♪
Hu a'e ke ahi lanakila a Kamaile