Hawaii Five-O (1968–1980): Season 10, Episode 8 - Deadly Doubles - full transcript

[APPLAUSE]

GOVERNOR [OVER PHONE]:
Steve, Katrina Bukowski wants to defect.

Governor, it appears that in
the process of her defection

Miss Bukowski and whoever
it was who helped her

were discovered by
their security man.

He's dead.

Brent, there comes a time in every
life when you have to trust somebody.

This just might be
the time for Katrina.

Come on.

Broke service.

ANNOUNCER: Game
to Miss Bukowski.



Well, governor, I
think we're in trouble.

She's really fantastic.

Pretty girl too.

Oh, she's very capable.

That, Mr. Borzov, might be
the understatement of the year.

[CHUCKLES]

- Remember, hit it to her backhand.
- Mm.

Drive it past her.
Work the lines.

Put a picture in your
mind. Drive it past her.

- Katrina?
- Hmm.

Oh, thank you, Peter.

Miss Bukowski will serve.

ANNOUNCER: Fifteen-love.

Thirty-love.



Thirty-15.

- Well, coach, you got any tips for me?
- Yes.

Stick to the bargains you make.

Where is my percentage?

[SIGHS]

I told you. I don't
do that anymore.

[SCOFFS]

What about the diamonds you
brought in here from Amsterdam?

- What diamonds?
- Peter.

You delivered them
and got your fee.

I watched you and I
want my percentage.

It is over, Denisovich.

You know, I would
be a hero for exposing

the international tennis star
who has become a smuggler.

Tsk, tsk, tsk.

Such decadence.

Not quite as decadent
as the trusted security man

who blackmails the smuggler.

The tentacles of Western
corruption seem to reach everywhere.

Denisovich, I'm not paying you.

You'd be wise to reconsider.

And the winner, Miss
Bukowski, Team East.

- Congratulations.
- Oh, thanks. Ha, ha.

I'll have to run, Steve. Take
good care of our guest here.

I'll get you next time, Katrina.

- You were wonderful.
- Thank you. Ha, ha.

- Nice match.
- Thank you.

- Nice match.
- Thank you.

- Are you ready?
- Yes.

ANNOUNCER: In mixed doubles
for Team East, Staups and Fredverich.

For Team United
States, Lynn and Switters.

- Yes, you were wonderful, wonderful.
- Thank you.

This is the head of
the Hawaii State Police,

Steve McGarrett.

- How do you do?
- This is Katrina Bukowski.

That little girl is your best
kept secret since Sputnik.

Oh, no.

Yeah, what is it?

My jacket and my racquet, I
forgot them up on the court.

Would you go up
and get them for me?

Oh, you are so careless.

Never mind, I will
go get them myself.

No, you'll catch a
chill and I'll be blamed.

Go on. Get in the shower.

Thank you.

You girls today don't
appreciate anything.

If I only had the
opportunities you have...

ANNOUNCER: Love-30.

[TAPPING]

BRENT: Is it okay?
- I thought she would never leave.

- Hurry.
- Here.

Okay.

- Hurry up.
- I'm coming, I'm coming.

[GRUNTING]

[CHUCKLES]

ANNOUNCER: Fifteen-love.

[LAUGHING]

Yahoo!

Katrina, I found your things.

Katrina?

Are you all right?

Katrina.

[SCREAMS]

[KATRINA & BRENT CHUCKLE]

Brent, I cannot
believe it was so easy.

It's almost over.
No more hiding.

No more using Peter so
we can see each other.

Now tell me this.

What is the first thing that you
want to do as a free woman?

- Go shopping.
- Wrong.

- Wrong?
- Wrong.

The first thing that you
wanna do as a free woman

is to tell me how
much you love me.

I love you. I love you.

- That's a good start.
- Heh.

ANNOUNCER: Fifteen-love.

Thirty-love.

And here we are.

I hope this room meets
with your approval.

It's wonderful.

Anything would be wonderful.

You notice you have
a television set here.

Your air conditioning
controls are here.

Thank you.

I think I got you everything.

Oh, it's good.

- You got enough money?
- Yes, you gave me plenty.

I will stay right here
until you come tonight.

Now we got to call the governor.

Look at this, Steve.

- What is it?
- A footprint.

- Could it have been the victim's?
- Maybe.

[PHONE RINGS]

It's definitely a man's.

See if you can
get an impression.

Steve, the governor
is on the phone.

Okay, Danno.

Over there.

- Yes, governor.
- Steve, Katrina Bukowski called me.

She wants to defect.

Now I called Washington
and got the green light.

Now here's what I want...

Governor, it appears that in
the process of her defection

Miss Bukowski and whoever
it was who helped her

were discovered by
their security man.

- He's dead.
- Dead?

Yes, sir, he's dead.

I don't suppose she
told you where she was?

No, but she said
she'd call me back.

Call back?

Very well, sir. Please
keep me posted.

- What are you doing here?
- I got match to play.

Don't you see the police?

Yeah. They
discovered she's gone.

It is not all they discovered.

- Well, what are you talking about?
- Come on, Brent.

This is not time for jokes.
They found Denisovich.

Found him? What do you mean?

In the woman's shower.
Somebody killed him.

- What?
- You don't worry.

I be your alibi.

Look, Peter, I don't
need an alibi. I didn't do it.

Okay, Brent. Whatever you say.

Look, I didn't do it.

I understand and
you better hurry.

You have no time to warm up. Go.

Wong, get some men up there.

See if you can pick up any
prints around that skylight.

Right, Steve.

Mr. McGarrett, may I
have a word with you?

Let him in, please.

One if my people has been
murdered, another has been abducted

and there is apparently
nothing being done about it.

Nothing being done?

What do you think these
technicians were doing here?

As cultural liaison to countries
who sponsor Team East,

I feel it is my duty to take
matters into my own ha...

All right, now. Hold it.

Hold it right there. In this state,
it's my duty to find the murderer.

I have a highly efficient
police department to help me.

I think we'll be
able to handle it.

What are you
doing about the girl?

You say she was abducted,
I understand she defected.

What? Defected?

That's right.

Are you, uh, planning
to give her asylum?

The U.S. State Department
will determine that.

I'll enforce the
decision whatever it is.

I see.

Now, can you arrange for my people
to get all the background information

on the victim and
on Miss Bukowski?

- I will check with the consulate.
- Thank you.

Now, you will show me
where the body was found?

That doesn't concern
you, Mr. Borzov.

Officer?

[SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY]

Thirty-40.

Steve.

Danno, have, uh, Duke
check out this Sergei Borzov.

He's supposed to be
some sort of cultural liaison

but I have a hunch
he's a lot more.

Right, Steve.

How did you do with
the tennis player?

Her best friends seem to be
Wendy Hillman and Peter Valchek.

Okay, uh, you question
the girl, I'll take Valchek.

I see him up here.

ANNOUNCER: Thirty-love.

Peter Valchek?

- Yes?
- McGarrett, Hawaii Five-0.

I understand that you
knew Katrina Bukowski well.

Well, I know lots
of girls well. Heh.

I hope to know a
lot more, you know?

They tell me you
were her steady date.

[BORZOV CLEARS THROAT]

ANNOUNCER: Forty-15.

- Did you forget something?
- No.

This concerns me.

It is my duty to look
after his interests.

- I asked you a question, Mr. Valchek.
ANNOUNCER: Game stops...

Just because someone escorts
someone else to a social occasion,

that does not mean
that you are the date.

Are you saying you were
covering for someone?

ANNOUNCER: Fifteen-love.

If someone from Team East wants
to see somebody from the other side

then he or she needs help.

Who needed help?

Mr. Valchek, may I remind you
that this is a murder investigation.

ANNOUNCER: Thirty-love.

McGARRETT: Who needed help?
- Look.

She was very friendly
with this American,

Brent Saunders, wasn't she?

ANNOUNCER: Thirty-15.

Why are you lying
to protect him?

Is it true? Are you lying
to protect Saunders?

[SIGHS]

Brent would never kill anybody.

Yes, but he could
abduct Katrina.

I want him arrested.

Kidnapping is a very serious
charge in this country, Mr. Borzov.

We can't go around arresting
people on hearsay evidence.

At least you will
interrogate him.

I will do whatever is
necessary to do, Mr. Borzov.

This men's doubles
winner, Team United States.

The final match of the day.

The second men's singles.

For Team East, Isson.

For Team United
States, Saunders.

The winner is Isson, Team East.

Team East defeated
Team United States,

four matches to three.

There you go.
Thank you very much.

- Brent Saunders?
- Yeah.

McGarrett, Hawaii Five-0.

- Police, huh?
- That's right.

You don't seem surprised.

I saw you talking to Peter. I
figured it had to be about Denisovich.

How well did you know Katrina?

Well, when you
travel like we do,

you get to know the
other players pretty well.

Borzov seems to think that
you know her better than most.

Heh, with the security they have
around that team, especially the girls,

- you got to be kidding.
- No, I'm not kidding. This is no joke.

I danced with her
a couple of times.

Where were you from the
time Katrina's match ended

and yours started?

I went to my hotel, I took a nap.
I always do that before a match.

Did anyone see you?

I was in the lobby
and the elevator.

Can I go now? I'd
like to take a shower.

Sure. Sure that's all for now.

McGARRETT [OVER
PHONE]: Jonathan,

have you tried to get
them to reconsider?

Steve, she's too hot.

Well, can't we grant
her temporary asylum

if she takes a polygraph?

If she's innocent, she should
certainly be willing to take the test.

Borzov would
claim you rigged it.

But at least we'd have
her in our custody.

I'm sorry, the decision
has been made.

No asylum until she's cleared.

Oh, Steve, we ran a check
on Borzov as you requested.

Your hunch was right.

You mean he's a little
more than a cultural liaison?

Just a bit more.

Yeah, he was a top
operative in their secret police

until he backed the wrong
side during a power struggle.

Well, what's he
doing in the islands?

Well, our people
think he was demoted.

Hawaii may be a paradise to
us, but to Borzov, it's Siberia.

Yeah, but if he
could get the girl back

and lay the murder
off on an American...

He'd get a medal.

And maybe even
the Order of Lenin.

[PHONE RINGING]

[WOMAN SPEAKING
INDISTINCTLY ON TV]

- Hello?
- Hi, it's me.

Where are you?

I just saw what happened
on the television.

Brent, why are you not here?

Darling, I... I'm afraid that
somebody would follow me.

- You mean they know about us?
- No, not yet, I don't think.

But, uh, I don't wanna
take any chances.

What happened after we left?

Katrina, now
listen, this is, uh...

It's not good.

There is a policeman,
his name is McGarrett

and he thinks that
whoever helped you escape

killed Denisovich.

No.

No, I cannot let you go to jail.

I will give myself up.
I will leave right away.

No, no. You stay
right where you are.

I'm innocent. I
won't go to jail.

But if the police think...

Not in this country,
not in the United States.

Not unless they can prove it.

Well, and we both
know they can't, right?

So you just stay
right where you are.

And I'll come and
see you tomorrow.

- But, Brent...
- Everything is gonna be all right.

Okay? I love you.

Me also.

REPORTER [ON TV]:
The big story tonight

continues to be
the disappearance

of East European tennis
star Katrina Bukowski.

We bring you a
live report. Larry?

This is Larry Kent with
Cultural Liaison Sergei Borzov

speaking to you
from the consulate.

- Any word from Miss Bukowski?
- I'm afraid not.

KENT: There's been
some speculation

that she was not abducted
as you first announced.

That she's trying to defect.

- Would you care to comment on that?
- No.

Well, I understand you're
trying to contact Katrina's mother.

Now why would
you do that if you...?

- May I take this?
- Certainly.

Katrina, if you can hear me,

all your fellow team
members want you back.

They have asked me to
make a special appeal to you.

We all know that
you have been misled.

Please come back.

All your countrymen here
and your family at home

love you and want
you to come back.

This is Larry Kent.
Back to you, George.

Thank you, uh, Larry.

Today was a big day in sports...

- That's a real cheap shot, Danno.
- It can't work.

Anybody could see he's just
trying to play on her emotions.

Yeah, but can she?

A young woman, among
strangers, 12,000 miles from home,

probably scared to death.

You remember that Russian diver

who tried to defect at the,
uh, Montreal Olympics?

Mm-hm.

They used exactly the
same technique on him

and it worked.

Well, what can we do?

Get to her first.

Oh, heh, I'm sorry.

- It's okay.
- Ha, ha.

- Can I have a towel?
- Yeah.

Thanks.

Um, sit down?

Oh.

Look, I don't want to
get anyone in trouble.

I understand.

All of us who follow
the tour are like a family.

There is one sure
way you can always tell

when someone is getting serious.

Their game starts
going downhill.

Katrina's game was going off?

Are you kidding? I
almost beat her yesterday.

And she's a much better player.

Who do you think
she's interested in?

Well, I might have not figured it
out except that Brent Saunders' game

started getting shaky
about the same time.

Maybe it's just a
coincidence, but...

Thank you.

Thank you.

Peter Valchek here.

Oh, yes, Mr. Funai.

Yes, I got your message.

Sure, I think we
can do business.

Where do you wish to meet?

Very good. I'll
be there at 2:00.

Good enough.

- What have you got for me, Charlie?
- Something interesting.

This looks like the
murder weapon, Steve.

Good work. Where
did they find it?

In a storage room

where the murder was
probably committed.

- Not in the locker room?
- No.

Could be that he was
killed in the storage room

and dragged into that
locker and shower room area.

Yeah.

- Any prints on it?
- No.

It was wiped clean.

- What about shoe prints?
- Mostly tennis shoes.

Popular brands.

But there were prints
in the storage room

that matched some they
found near the shower.

- That could be a break.
- Maybe.

But let me show you
something really weird, Steve.

These.

They look good to
me, nice and clean.

Except they couldn't
find a left print of this one

or a right print of this one.

Weird might be the word.

That was near Tivoli
Gardens in Copenhagen.

- Valchek.
- Remember that?

Comrade. Join us.

No, I must talk to you alone.

You will, uh, excuse
us ladies, please.

Sorry.

[MUTTERS]

Some diplomat you are.

I have a confession to make.

I am not a diplomat.

In truth I am a member of
the intelligence community.

That comes as no
great surprise to me.

What do you know about
the murder of Denisovich

and the disappearance
of Katrina Bukowski?

Nothing more than
I told McGarrett.

Valchek.

How would you like to be
sent home for, uh, re-education?

Katrina was seeing the
American Brent Saunders.

I didn't tell McGarrett
because they were my friends.

I wanted to help them.

Now you've decided
to help yourself.

I used to take Katrina to parties
and we'd meet Brent there.

Then we switched girls
when we thought it was safe

and we'd cover for each other.

But I swear, that's all I
ever did to help them.

It was more than enough.

You can go back.
Finish your lunch.

[WOMAN SPEAKING IN
FOREIGN LANGUAGE ON TV]

Katrina, I guarantee no
action will be taken against you.

Please telephone me if you can.

I will meet you
anywhere so we can talk.

[PHONE RINGS]

- Hello?
- Look, Katrina, I just saw the TV.

Now, don't believe him.

I am afraid they will hurt Mama.

- Brent, maybe I should call him.
- No, don't do that.

Look, I'll come on
over and we'll talk.

I have got to get
out of this room.

I cannot stay here longer.

Well, I got to go to the
hotel to change. Uh...

Why don't you meet me
down at the Ala Moana Beach

in about an hour.

At the Diamond Head Inn.

[SIGHS]

Katrina?

All right.

How did you get in here?

The universal pass key, money.

[CHUCKLES]

- You know who I am, don't you?
- I saw you on television.

I want Katrina Bukowski.

Huh...

To tell you the truth, I
don't think she's here.

- Did you look in the bathroom?
- Very amusing.

I'm offering a substantial reward
for anyone who helps me to find her.

I'm also willing to
forget about Denisovich.

I think you'd better leave.

My people tell me you
are a fine tennis player.

Your future is secure.

That is, it is unless, uh,
there's some accident.

What do you mean by that?

Oh, well, we live in
such a dangerous world.

Did you ever think what
might happen to your career

if, uh, say for instance your racquet
hand was caught in a car door?

Don't you threaten me.

Now get out of here.

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

May we come in?

Mr. Borzov.

You seem to be everywhere.

I was just leaving.

I was congratulating him
on the fine match he played.

Remarkable performance.

Brent, the offer stands.

You know where to reach me.

Reach him? Reach him about what?

Oh, he was, uh, referring
to a social engagement.

What are you here for?
To read me my rights?

No, you know your rights.

We were just wondering if
you'd like to tell us anything.

About what?

Well, defection for
instance or murder?

We seem to be dealing with both.

Heh.

Oh, well, I don't know anything but, uh,
if I do I'll be glad to give you a call.

My card.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I
came up here to dress for a party.

Be careful.

That man can be dangerous
and very persistent.

How you doing?

Brent, I almost went to Borzov.

What?

I went to the consulate.

I took a long time
across the street deciding.

Katrina.

Sometimes I think that you
and I were just not meant to be.

Don't say that.

I am afraid you will be
blamed for killing Denisovich.

Look, maybe I should have a
talk with this cop, this McGarrett?

I think he's somebody
we can trust.

Why? Is he any
different from Borzov?

Hey, you wanna go
for a walk on the beach?

No.

Come on, now.

You were cooped up
in that place too long.

Hey, get your blood moving.

Come on.

[BRENT LAUGHS]

- Ah, you're feeling better now, huh?
- I love a walk on the beach.

Darling, soon
we're gonna be free.

I'm gonna take you shopping.

We will go dancing
to the rock 'n' roll.

[MOANS]

Yeah.

Look, Brent, a shell.

Isn't it beautiful?

And another.

I love a shell.

Ah...

KATRINA: Brent. BRENT: Yeah?

Those men, who are they?

BRENT: I don't know.

Come on.

They're really pretty.

You can thank Borzov,
he got my blood moving.

DUKE: Thank you.

H.P.D. has men at the
airport on every dock.

I just hope she hasn't
left the islands already.

Oh, she's here, Danno.

Hiding in the
safest place of all.

Right in the middle
of 720,000 people.

- Anything on those shoe prints, Duke?
- Nothing that will help.

[PHONE RINGS]

Five-0.

Steve, it's for you,
Brent Saunders.

Mr. Saunders?

Thanks for coming.

- Would you like a drink?
- No.

No, thank you. I never use it.

What can I do for you?

Suppose that I knew someone

who knew where Katrina
Bukowski was hiding

and suppose she
wanted to give herself up?

What would happen?

- Is that someone you?
- Maybe.

Well, first of all I can't offer any
guarantees. You understand that.

- What about, uh, temporary asylum?
- No, no.

Diplomatically
that wouldn't work.

But if she were to
surrender herself to me,

I could, uh, legally hold her for
questioning in a murder investigation.

Could a foreign government
take her away from you?

- Turn her over to Borzov?
- No, not if she was in our custody.

No more than we could get
you back if you were in theirs.

[SIGHS]

Well, the trouble
is, Mr. McGarrett,

from her point of view, you don't
seem much different than Mr. Borzov.

You mean because I'm a cop?

Brent, there comes a time in every
life when you have to trust somebody.

This just might be
the time for Katrina.

It's really beautiful
here, isn't it?

I think I could just
sit here all day.

I'm ready to
conclude our business.

Well, then let's do it.

You understand my fee?
Fifteen percent of the value.

That's exorbitant.

But still cheaper than taxes.

I can handle
million dollars easily.

As long as it's in big bills.

- When will you reach Geneva?
- Week after next.

Very well.

You will deposit the
money in this account.

Number G-7-10, Schweizerhof
Bank, Corbinstrasse.

There seems to be a lot more
money in tennis than I thought.

- How does it work?
PETER: The bottom.

Oh, of course.

The customs inspectors
check only the tops

which are properly sealed.

Very clever.

What if I helped
you find Katrina?

That could make a difference.

Borzov, if you forget this
money, I will tell the whole truth.

I was supposed to distract
Denisovich so that they could get away

but I never could find him.

So I went to warn them.

Brent said not to worry.

I didn't know what he had
done. They were my friends.

But now he has come
to do what's right.

Danno?

Get a murder warrant
for Brent Saunders.

Right.

REPORTER [ON TV]: And
now, an important news bulletin.

Today, American tennis
star Brent Saunders

was arrested for the
murder of Karl Denisovich.

Informed sources
have told the big news

that important new information
was provided by Peter Valchek,

another tennis player.

Today was a big day in
sports, and we'll have it all...

[PHONE RINGS]

- Yes?
- It is Katrina Bukowski.

Well. Well, well.

Peter Valchek is lying.

Brent is innocent.

Possibly.

I know you have ways
of getting the truth.

I will come back
if he clears Brent.

But you must come back first.

No, no.

Only when I see on the television
that Brent has been cleared.

Heh, you have to trust me.

Trust you?

My dear, if you don't
come back, we will find you.

And if you put us to all that
trouble, I will let your lover hang.

I swear to you, Mr. McGarrett.
That's the way it happened.

Yes, I helped her escape.
No, I didn't kill anybody.

Borzov must be behind this.

Peter Valchek is my friend.

He wouldn't say these things
about me unless he had to.

- You sure of that?
- Yes.

Steve, I got the shoe sizes
of the men from both teams.

The prints couldn't have
been his, he wears a size 12.

Interesting.

What about Peter Valchek?

He's a size 9, but he's the only
one and we have two different prints.

All right. Well, find
out where he is.

- I wanna talk to him anyway, Danno.
- Right.

You're lucky, Brent,
you have big feet.

[PHONE RINGS]

McGarrett.

Oh? Is she on now?

Okay, put her through and I
want a trace on it immediately.

- Hello?
- Mr. McGarrett?

- Yes, who is this?
- I am a friend of Katrina Bukowski.

What can I do for you?

Brent Saunders is innocent.

Well, how do you know that?

I just know.

Well, can you be more specific?

- No, I have to leave but it is the truth.
- Now, wait, Katrina, I know it's you.

- Let me talk to her.
- Listen to me.

Brent trusted you,
now he is in jail.

- You are no better than Borzov.
- Wait a minute.

Brent is here, he
wants to talk to you.

No, it's a trick.

Katrina, listen to...

It's too late.

[SIGHS]

You like that girl, Brent?

I sure do.

Then tell me where
she is before it's too late.

Right there.

I have made up my mind.

I am coming back.

My dear, I am delighted.

Uh, shall we say
an hour from now?

That will give me a
chance to inform the media.

Why do we have to have them?

We want the whole world
to know of your decision.

Please, just make
Peter tell the truth.

- Valchek?
- Mr. McGarrett.

We'd like to talk to you.

About what?

About your shoes.

DANNY: How about this, Steve?

Must be close to a
million dollars here.

McGARRETT: Hmm.

I'd like to know where I can
buy tennis balls like these.

Wow. Look at that.

[SIGHS]

Denisovich found out
about your sideline, didn't he?

Was he blackmailing you?

Katrina's defection
was the perfect cover

except for one thing, your footprints
that you left in the storage room

where you hit your
comrade with this wrench.

There are a lot of size 9 tennis
shoes with those kind of tread.

Did you know that the
way your shoes wear

is as individual as
your fingerprints?

You have several pair of tennis
shoes, tops look the same, don't they?

What happened was
that you wore shoes

from two different
pair by mistake.

Here's the evidence.

Borzov made a deal
with you, didn't he?

To pin it on Saunders.

[PHONE RINGS]

[SIGHS]

- Yes.
- Mr. Borzov?

Have you looked out
your window lately?

Yes, quite a traffic
jam out there.

That's only the beginning.

- All this just to keep me in?
- No, no.

To keep Katrina Bukowski out.

Didn't you tell me this
was a free country?

You have no right to keep
her from entering the consulate.

She's wanted as
a material witness

in a murder investigation
by the state of Hawaii.

What is it you are really
after, Mr. McGarrett?

A trade.

You give me Peter
Valchek, I give you Katrina.

BORZOV: I see.

Mr. Borzov, we both know
that Valchek killed Denisovich.

You produce Valchek and
a confession signed by him

clearing Brent Saunders
and I let the girl go through.

I think that can be arranged.

The fact is, we have Valchek
here in the consulate now.

I am sure I can persuade
him to cooperate.

Good. Good, then
it's a deal, huh?

- What time is she coming through?
- Within the hour.

Uh, meanwhile, you will
remove your people from outside?

Yes, certainly when
the deal is completed

and I have Valchek's confession.

Thank you.

[PETER SIGHS]

You see how
trustworthy Borzov is?

- What do you want?
- The truth.

And this time, the whole truth.

Oh. Uh, this is Larry Kent with
a live report from Embassy Row.

According to inside consulate
sources, tennis star Katrina Bukowski

has changed her
mind about defecting.

She's due to arrive
here any minute

to surrender to cultural
liaison, Sergei Borzov.

Now this should be a very
interesting confrontation.

You can see Mr. Borzov
and his associates

standing over there by the
entrance to the consulate.

Now remember, the consulate
grounds are legally foreign soil.

And on the other side of the
street, the minions of the law.

Since they want Miss
Bukowski for questioning,

it should be interesting
to see who gets her first.

If in fact she shows up at all.

Oh, I've just been informed
there's a cab coming down the street.

This could be her now.

- Katrina, don't go in there.
- Let her make up her mind.

BORZOV: Don't forget
our bargain, Katrina.

One step inside the consulate
and you're home, my dear.

What about Peter?

He is inside, I
have his confession.

You have a confession?
May I see that please?

Certainly.

Check it.

Danno.

- This your confession?
- Heh.

How could it be? I've
never seen this before.

I signed nothing.

It's a trick. He's lying.

- Don't believe him.
BORZOV: Katrina.

Come here at once.

Katrina, remember our
plans. Trust Mr. McGarrett.

Stop it. Stop it.

I do not trust any of you.

None of you.

McGARRETT: Take him.
Take him, he's in our territory.

Take him.

No. I have diplomatic immunity.

You can't do this.

Stop it. Stop it.

- You cannot do this.
- I already have.

Book him, Danno.

On what charge?

Falsifying evidence in a
murder investigation, remember?

All right, let's go.

All right.