Hierro (2019–…): Season 2, Episode 2 - Episode #2.2 - full transcript

The custody case takes an unexpected turn following the disappearance of the young girl, Dácil. The girl's father, Gaspar, immediately points the finger at his ex-wife, Lucía. The missing persons case is coordinated by Cruz, the new sergeant in the Civil Guard. Meanwhile, Díaz travels to Tenerife in search of answers - who has put a price on his head? Things only get worse when he meets Samir's unsettling son, Fadi, who is now at the helm of the family business.

Dácil!

Dácil!

Dácil!

I'll be right back.

- Where are you going?
- I need some fresh air.

- We're about to get started.
- They're not here yet.

They're trying to
make us nervous.

Well, it's working.

What about Alfredo?

Could he have
forgotten about it?

I'm calling him, but
there's no answer.



I'll be right back.

Lucía, please...

Just sit down. Don't worry.

The people in command
don't think you can manage?

There's been an
attempted murder.

With the acting
sergeant on leave,

they sent in a deputy.

They trust the Corporal.

Do you know the
island of El Hierro?

Not really. I once
came on a school trip.

Well...

What makes you say
that, your Honor?

El Hierro is quite
a special place.

I imagine it's like
any other place.



I can assure you it's not.

Hello. May I come in?

Are we ready?

Hello, Candela. Do I
have time for a coffee?

Can you take me to my apartment?
So I can leave my baggage.

Sure.

Sorry.

Hello?

It's obvious what
the mother wants.

What do you mean?

She wants to change
the custody provisions.

Two years ago,

she was delighted to see
them stay with their father.

If it's all a big scheme,
we'll be done in a jiffy.

And if not, we'll be
protecting the girls.

Yes?

Have you forgotten something?

It's about your hearing...

One of the girls
has disappeared.

Is she close to you, your Honor?

No.

So...?

So, what am I doing here?

I was about to attend a
hearing for urgent measures

to stop a girl
getting in harm's way.

Now that girl's
disappeared. I'm worried.

I understand. Let's hope it's
a bit of monkey business.

Yeah, but as my morning
has already been wasted,

I'd rather go with you.

Sergeant Morata was
used to my ways.

And Corporal as well, right?

I like to stay on
top of investigation

to make sure
everything's done right.

I hope you don't mind.

I hope so too.

How long it takes, right?

These are the only traffic
lights on the island.

I can tell you what
we've found out

about Ventura Seoane and
his attempted murder.

Go on...

We've found a suspect
payment on his account.

6,000 euros from Hungary.

- Hungary?
- Yeah.

The money's probably passed
through several countries

to avoid being traced.

Any link between Ventura
and Samir's people?

Samir?

A drug dealer who
was killed here.

Yeah. Begoña Corcuera,
widow of Samir Najjar.

She served time

for drug trafficking
and extortion.

She owned holiday homes,

restaurants and a food
distribution company.

Now her eldest son, Fadi,

has taken over the
family business.

She had another child, Nisa.

She's only young.

She adopted her
a few years back.

She adopted a girl?

Yeah. Empty nest
syndrome, I guess.

I'm not going to fuck with
you, so don't you fuck with me.

I've proven that I'm
a man of my word.

Does he believe we sent
someone to kill him?

It wasn't you?

You think I want you dead
and you come to my house.

I like to face my problems.

Díaz, what have
you told the judge?

I haven't said a
word. Why would I?

She's investigating
our accounts.

She's got nothing on us.

They've asked me
for a statement.

My mom gets killed

and she decides
to investigate me.

Because of her
business with you.

How is she?

The judge? A pain in the ass.

A pain caused by you.

Your mother got
herself in this mess...

Don't you talk about my mother!

Fadi...

If anything happens
to me or my family,

the judge and the newspapers
are going to find out

everything I know about you.

I don't want that to happen,

but it's up to you.

It wasn't us.

When we come after you,
you'll know about it.

Let's leave it there.

That motherfucker...
What does he have on us?

He's been in the
game for a long time.

Right. I want to know who
wants him dead. And why.

I'll deal with it.

Just like you dealt
with the baker.

There's no rush.

Of course there is!

It's an insult that
he's still alive!

Is there no other
way of getting here?

No, that's the only way.

That makes things easier.

I wouldn't be so sure.

Now's not a good time.

Then, listen.

I need to know everything

about the guy who
tried to kill me.

Not now.

Whatever you can find.

Who he was, where
he came from...

Okay. I'll be in touch.

She came to my room
around one o'clock.

She was scared, she
wanted to sleep in my bed,

but I sent her back to her room.

Why was she scared?

Sometimes she gets
scared at night.

- Did she not call you?
- No.

Has she run away
from home before?

Never.

Do you think she
went away on her own?

- Perhaps.
- It's impossible.

My youngest kid is
scared of everything.

She's afraid of the dark,
she wouldn't dare leaving.

Did you notice anything strange?

She left her favorite
toy. That's weird.

I'll go and get it.

No, we might have to carry out
a thorough search later on.

It's a high-risk disappearance,
since she's a minor.

- It's abduction.
- Sorry?

Who'd want to abduct her?

My crazy ex. Obviously.

Lucía was in court this morning.

She'll send her
brother to do it.

If it weren't for you,

I'd be in Madrid
now with my family.

Check on the people who've
recently arrived on the island.

We might find someone with
priors related to the case.

I'm interested in
cases of pedophilia.

I find it hard to believe
this is a kidnapping.

What's the point?

It's impossible to leave,

and there's not
enough room to hide.

Someone once hid
for eight years.

You what?

It was a mayor during civil war.

Anything can happen here.

Alfredo is a shepherd.
He knows the island well.

And Dácil often joins him.

Even though she's a kid,
she knows the place.

You're saying she
might have run away?

No. I'm not saying anything.

- Bernardo?
- Who's that?

It's Lucía, the girl's mother.

You can't come in here, Lucía!

Lucía... Not like that...

- Calm down.
- Easy, easy!

What have you done to Dácil?

You bitch! Get the
fuck out of here!

Where is my daughter, Gaspar?

Where's Dácil?

- You have to ruin everything.
- Where is my daughter?

I am calm.

You destroy everything.

Someone give her an Oscar!

Can we go inside?
Hello? Thank you.

Have we calmed down now?

If either of you
have any information

that might help us...

Why don't you ask her?

Can you go inside, please?

- Come on. Let's go.
- Yeah, yeah...

- Junkie piece of shit!
- Okay, let's go.

You shouldn't have left them
with him. He's dangerous.

Where's your brother, Lucía?

Dácil is the person you
should be looking for!

He was your witness.

Why did he fail to
appear in court?

I didn't realize. What,
with all this mess...

- Should I look for him?
- Do you know where he lives?

Yeah. Up there.

It's not far away. Should
I go? Or should I stay?

Go. Tell me the best people
to search the surroundings.

In an hour we'll send
out a search party.

- An hour?
- We're going to find her.

An hour is too much time!

What are these
people doing here?

Welcome to El Hierro.

Díaz! What brings you here?

What's up, Sagrario?

What a miracle.

Yeah, right?

A guy tried to
blow my brains out.

That rings a bell.

He can't have brought
the gun from mainland.

He must've bought
it here in Tenerife.

And there aren't
too many places.

What a clever
little boy you are.

I do my best.

- Who was it?
- A guy.

I want to know who
he was working for.

No idea. Someone in
Madrid told him about me.

That's all I know.

That's not much.

Did he really have
a heart attack?

We should look after
ourselves at our age.

Maybe I could do with
one of your guns...

Are you sure, my boy?

Dad?

Pilar! Where are you?

What do you mean?
What's happened?

The guys didn't
know where you were.

I had a meeting with
our business consultant.

What's wrong?

Nothing. I was just
checking up on you.

This is a weird conversation.

Should I be worried?

No, of course not. I just
miss you, that's all.

Be careful, okay?

What flight are you taking back?

I'm coming back on the boat.

Alfredo...

Is she here?

Any news? No? Have
they not found her?

Where have you been?
I've been calling you.

Alfredo... You didn't
appear in court.

The lawyer said he wasn't sure
whether I'd been summoned.

Are you not going to
tell us where you were?

I went to let some goats
out and one got away.

Did you not have any signal?

Down there? Not a bit.

I've just seen all the
missed calls and messages.

You didn't call back.

I was just about to. And I
was going to look for her.

I'd like to take a look around.

Here? In the house?

We should be out
there looking for her!

I'll be two minutes.

What do you expect to find here?

You have no right to enter
my home. Isn't that so?

We'd need a warrant.

Do what you want.

Alfredo... Where are you going?

Looking for my niece!
That's what we must do!

If you wait a minute,
we can all go together.

Do you think we have
something to do with this?

I don't think anything, Lucía.

We're always the bad guys.

I'm going to look for her.

You what? No.

Let the officers do
their job, please.

I'll go with her.

This is my neck of the
woods. I know my way around.

Do you think she escaped?

I don't know.

This is all your mother's doing.

I don't care. I can't
stay here any longer.

Please...

Don't go far.

Do as he says. Be careful.

Have you heard anything
from the banana plantation?

No.

Jesus...

Julio! How are you doing?

I was just about to call you.

I've just seen you on TV.
We're a little concerned.

Yeah...

Don't worry about all
that. It's nonsense.

It's just my crazy ex-wife.

I'll tell you all about it.

This isn't good advertising.

We like to keep things
on the down-low.

Yeah... I know.

At least you're in El Hierro.

Yeah. I've come to wrap
up the deal with Díaz.

Everything's going
really well and...

Great.

I hope your daughter
turns up safe.

Thank you, Julio.

You're welcome.

You have 48 hours
to seal the deal.

You what? 48 hours?

If it's not done
within 48 hours,

you can forget about us.

Julio?

You son of a bitch!
How the fuck am I...?

- He seems nice.
- He is.

Is it past his bedtime?

Go to hell, Antonio.

Sorry. It's the
jealousy talking.

Who wants you dead?

I had someone this morning,
but now I'm not so sure.

I've told Pilar to come. It's
dangerous being with you.

I've said the same thing, but
your daughter won't be told.

Just like her mother.

How is she? She never
tells me anything.

She's fine, I guess...
She'll need some time.

But what's she getting up to?

If she's not at home, she's
working on the plantation.

She can't just work all
day. And neither can you.

Sell the banana plantation
and move far away.

I don't know where.

You can go wherever you like

with the money
they're paying us.

It'll be good for Pilar.
And it would do me great.

Sell your share.

I can't, they want all of it.

You don't need the money.

How do you know?

Don't do it for me,
do it for Pilar.

She should inherit
the plantation

and do whatever
she wants with it.

I've gone through the
enemies I've made.

It'll be a long list.

No... Smaller than you think.

Have you thought about
the guy you killed?

That was a long time ago.
Who'd want to revisit that now?

You were always on TV when
Fran and Reyes were killed.

People know you, Antonio.

Any jealous husbands?

Now that's a good idea.

Maybe the guy who
wants the plantation

wants to negotiate
with your daughter.

Quite an aggressive
way of doing business.

You're going to miss your boat.

This is an important
announcement.

We urge you to come forward

with any information
you might have

that will help us
find Dácil Cabrera,

the girl who has gone
missing in Las Playas.

Let me know if
you hear anything.

Or if I can help.

Take it easy. It'll all be fine.

We're looking all
over the island,

but we don't have the resources.

Everything needs to be
shipped in from Tenerife.

Tell me about it.

We've got many volunteers.
She must be very popular.

Everyone knows one another.

Samir's son and
sister are coming in

to give a statement tomorrow.

As you know them,

this is a list of questions

in case you have
any suggestions.

Right now... I'm not sure.

Whenever you get the time.

Okay... Well, if that's all...

Thank you, that's it.

Oh, yeah...

About the hit man who
tried to kill Díaz...

We've got news.

Is everything okay?

I'm fine. What about you?

- I was with your mom.
- Yeah...

She's right, you
should stay with her.

At least for a while.

What's going on, Dad?

You go to Tenerife on the plane
and come back on the boat.

You call me for no
reason. What's going on?

I offered you a job to
help out with my paperwork,

not to be my babysitter.

Dad... Seriously.

Do you know who wants you dead?

Dad...

I have to take this.

Give me some good news.

Okay. Will do.

The sister of the guy who tried
to kill you is on the island.

You recognize him, don't you?

Can I ask you a few questions?

As you wish. But I never
spoke to my brother.

But you two lived
together with your father.

On the rare occasions where
he wasn't behind bars,

he stayed at home.

And our dad's in a care home.

Yes, of course...

Excuse me... Have you
decided what to do?

There's quite a
lot of paperwork.

What are my options?

- You can have him buried here.
- No. My father wants him back.

We can have him
transferred. To Galicia?

Too expensive, right?

What if I have him cremated?

Much cheaper.

But you'd have to go
to Tenerife for that.

- Seriously?
- It's a tiny island.

Did your brother leave
you anything? A note...?

He only left a mess.

Right... I know what you mean.

And had he been knocking about
with any new people recently?

I don't know anything
about my brother.

I said the same
thing to the police,

when they turned my
house upside down.

I don't want anything
to do with him.

You might just
remember something...

Thank you.

- Enjoy.
- Thank you.

They said I'd find you here.

What do you want?

To talk about your brother.

I don't know a thing about him,
and I don't want to either.

You must know something.

You get things
brought to your table.

Why do you want to
talk about my brother?

He tried to kill me.

I'm sorry, but...

I want to find
out who hired him.

I can't help you.

I've spent half my life
trying to shut him out.

You're not doing
a very good job.

Let's see...

Ventura was really young

when he served his
first sentence.

It was just a silly accident.

He was a good kid, but
everything went downhill.

That's what prison does to you.

You are going to
have him cremated

and taken back to the mainland.

To avoid an argument
with my dad.

That must cost a fortune.

I might be able to help you out.

Why would you do that?

Because if you recall
something or find anything

that helps me discover
who hired your brother,

you might just tell me.

Someone wants you dead
and you don't know who?

Bingo.

She really is an idiot.

Always craving attention.

Don't worry. She'll turn up.

But what if she doesn't?

I should've let
her sleep with me.

Hello?

- You're Díaz's daughter, right?
- Yeah.

- Is your dad in?
- Yeah. I'll go and get him.

Hello. Any news about your girl?

They're looking for her.
She can't have gone far.

I've spent all day at the hotel.

I've nipped out
to clear my head.

And you've ended up here...

I love this place.

I can see that.

I want to make you
one last offer.

I've already said no.

This one's even better.

I want you to be my
business partner.

The money we'd agreed plus
a share of the profits.

Jesus! This will solve
all your problems.

Even if I only gave
you half the money,

you'd live wherever you please.

Like a king.

I want to live here. Go
and look for your daughter.

Why do you want to live on
this shithole of an island?

Everyone used to think of
you as a murderer here.

I don't care what
they think of me.

Very well... I understand.

You want to live here.

I'll give you any
bungalow you like,

right by the beach.

I don't see any bungalows.

I do.

I see bungalows... I
see swimming pools...

And a top hotel. Right here.

A golf course...

You won't have to
worry about anything.

I wouldn't know how to live
with nothing to worry about.

Please, talk to him. It's
your future he's ruining.

My dad worked tirelessly

to make something
out of nothing.

Everything you see
round here is his doing.

He's telling you he doesn't
want to sell up, and he won't.

You won't change his mind.
He's really stubborn.

Okay.

Any news on Dácil?

Not yet.

That's the report.

And a few notes for
the interrogation.

Did you have trouble
finding the house?

A little.

Come in.

Nico, this is Sergeant Cruz.

She's standing in for
Morata, who's on holiday.

Hello, Nico!

He doesn't speak much.

I don't believe it...
Is this all we've got?

Those are the hard facts.
The rest is pure speculation.

What speculations?
Spit it out...

Her mother has apparently
had a few drug problems.

And her uncle is making
things difficult.

He knows the area, but
he's not cooperating.

Keep an eye on them.

But you shouldn't
believe what people say.

That's some good advice
I was given by a friend.

I've made one
suggestion in the notes.

Fadi... Ask him
about his sister.

It makes him uneasy.

Samir adopted her and then he
was no longer her only child.

Will do.

Who's out looking
for Dácil tonight?

The guys who know their
way around the place:

Corporal.

Chedey.

And the dogs have arrived.

Don't worry, your Honor.
We're going to find her.

Let's hope so...

I shouldn't have
listened to you.

We had nothing to lose.

It's no use!

That son of a
bitch won't listen.

What are you going to do?

Hire another killer?

Has she turned up?

Return my daughter, bitch!

I'll kill your family!

Mom... I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

You scared me half to
death. Don't do that again.

I'm going to stay
with you, right?

Of course.

Nothing could ever
tear us apart.

You hear?

Get some rest, my love.

DEATH BAR BRAWL CÁCERES 1987

MAN WHO KILLED DAMIÁN
ESCRIVÁ LOCKED UP

MAN WHO KILLED DAMIÁN
ESCRIVÁ LOCKED UP

DAMIÁN ESCRIVÁ'S OBITUARY

DIED IN CÁCERES IN
1987 AT THE AGE OF 24

HER MOTHER JOSEFA PRAYS FOR
THE ETERNAL REST OF HIS SOUL

Lucía?

She turned up at our
house on her own.

When? How are you, Dácil?

- Is she okay?
- Yeah. She's okay.

She came back last night.

Last night? And you
didn't say anything?

Why have you brought her here?

Where else can I go?

Dácil. How are you doing?

I'm fine.

My name is Cruz

and I'm a member of the police.

Do you mind if I ask
you a few questions?

Okay.

What happened yesterday?

You had us all worried.
Who were you with?

I was on my own.

All on your own?

Yeah.

Was it your idea
to leave the hotel?

Yeah.

And why's that?

Because my dad wants
to take me to Miami.

But I want to stay here.

I thought he'd leave without me
if I ran away from the hotel.

Was nobody with you?

You're really good at hiding!
We were looking all over.

- I know good places.
- Really?

My uncle showed me.

- Do you like your uncle?
- Yeah.

Did your uncle tell
you where to go?

No.

He showed me when we used
to go out with the goats.

And on our walks.

When did you go back
to your mom's house?

This morning.

This morning?

Are you sure?

Mom!

Mom!

I'm sorry!

This is where she died?

This is where the
shots were fired.

And she fled down there.

It was right here.

Hello?

It'll be this afternoon.

Thank you very much, Auntie.

One more thing...

We've found out who wants
to kill Díaz and why...

I really appreciate
you taking the trouble

to come to El Hierro.

No trouble at all.

I wanted to meet

who is investigating
my mother's murder.

I appreciate your
work, your Honor.

No problem. Shall we begin?

Fadi Najjar Corcuera,

you are here today as a
suspect in the alleged crimes

involving unlawful association,

drug trafficking

and money laundering.

You are being assisted
by your lawyer,

Mr. Javier Betancort.

I shall now inform you of
your rights as a suspect.

You have the right
to remain silent,

to declare yourself innocent

and to dismiss the claims.

You may choose to not
answer the questions,

only those asked by your lawyer,

or only those you
wish to answer.

What's your role within
the Najjar Group?

I've been the Managing
Director for four weeks.

What was your relationship
with the group before that?

I've been in charge of the
group's tourism business.

We've got holiday apartments,
two restaurants...

You're well aware of
the group's activities.

I don't know much about
our food distribution,

our biggest business alongside
our hotel management.

It's been repeatedly
linked to drug trafficking.

We wiped a clean slate

when my mom was
released from prison.

It was a little slip-up.

It must be tough to be
treated like a criminal.

It is.

You have a little
sister called Nisa.

She's adopted.

It's something my mom
decided to do later in life.

And does she also have
a share in the group?

Of course.

- Do you manage her share?
- No.

My aunt Clara is her guardian.
She takes care of everything.

What's your relationship
with Antonio Díaz?

He was one of our suppliers.

"Was"? Have you fallen out?

N, just a few
professional differences

on pricing, delivery dates...

That sort of thing.

Do you know the
man in this photo?

I've seen him in the news.

We think he was hired to
kill Mr. Antonio Díaz.

I don't know
anything about that.

Díaz went to see you yesterday.

He probably wanted
to make amends.

You don't have to answer.

Your Honor.

We're businessmen.
Not murderers.

Your father, Mr. Najjar,

was killed to settle the scores.

And the main suspect

suffered a violent death
shortly afterwards.

I was only six.

Someone killed my father.

And someone else
killed my mother

a few years later.

Don't point the finger
at me, your Honor.

What's up?

What the fuck are you doing?

Help! Help!

If I may, your Honor...

If you have finished, we
would also like to ask...

No. I haven't finished.

We still have doubts about
the group's finances...

More specifically,

about the holder
of the accounts.

Do you have them to hand?