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00:00You remind me of me tough, smart, you're destined for big things
00:05Maybe we can get to the root of what's going down. Everyone stay right where you are. Let's not do
00:11anything. We can't take back
00:13No!
00:14Help!
00:26I know.
00:29You, you really don't understand the concept of a costume party.
00:33Yeah, Fitz, you're obsessed with this Al Capone prohibition stuff.
00:37Guys, I like history, I just don't love playing dress up.
00:42Who knew you were such a buzzkill?
00:45You all look very nice.
00:47Yes, indeed. Glad to see you made it out. I didn't know that you're on the mend.
00:51Not even a fall off a rooftop would make me miss my favorite night of the year.
00:56Well, if you'll excuse me, I have to say hello to a friend.
01:01Hello.
01:01That's an interesting turn.
01:04Her ensemble is spot on.
01:06Funny how you didn't comment on mine.
01:07Oh, prefect, you look quite fetching.
01:12Hello, hello. Thank you all so much for coming.
01:16And thank you to the city of St. Pierre and our prefect for extending closing hours to whenever we want.
01:23Raise our glasses to you.
01:27Tonight is all about celebrating St. Pierre's rum running past.
01:31It's bourré la gueule.
01:34Thank you, Disco Luke.
01:36Oh, you can just call me Luke.
01:37Luke is keeping his disco open for the after-after party if you want to keep going past on.
01:43Well, now what would a speakeasy be without some primo rum?
01:50Oh.
01:52Oh, she's opening it prematurely.
01:55So you won't partake then?
01:59Okay.
02:00That is anticlimactic.
02:01Hang tight.
02:03Luke, can you give me a hand?
02:05Yeah.
02:27Veda, do you recognize him?
02:30Mikel Palmon.
02:32As in Palmon rum?
02:36I hardly knew him, but finding him debt in apparel?
02:40Not a pleasant experience.
02:42Is Mikel a regular supplier?
02:45No, Palmon rum is too pricey.
02:46But I figured last night was a special occasion.
02:49This particular barrel, did you get it directly from their bar?
02:53Veda, be honest in your answers.
02:56Okay.
02:56Yeah.
02:57But I didn't exactly go through official channels.
03:01Look, a man is dead.
03:03We really don't care about a bootlegged barrel of rum.
03:06My entire reputation is built on my ability to keep other people's business to myself.
03:10You both know I am a vault.
03:12You got it from Luke Tremblay.
03:15Yes.
03:16Look, Luke is a great guy.
03:18No way he had anything to do with what the heck happened to Mikel.
03:21We'll see about that.
03:23Renew, find you Tremblay.
03:24We need a man for questioning.
03:26And you, you can go upstairs and get some rest.
03:29I'll check in on you later.
03:31Okay.
03:31Did our victim drown in the rum?
03:33There were worse ways to go.
03:35Or was he dead before?
03:36If so, why put him in the barrel?
03:39There was this British naval admiral in the 1800s.
03:43He died in Spain, but they had to get his body all the way back to England.
03:46Oh, God.
03:47So the guy dies, but they don't know what to do with his body.
03:50Let me guess, they stuffed him in the barrel of rum?
03:53Exactly, to preserve him for the long journey home.
03:56So you think the killer submerged Mikel in rum to preserve him at sea?
04:00To preserve him, yes.
04:02Or dispose of his body, or...
04:03Or hide him and deal with the body later.
04:07He could have been killed ages ago.
04:09Well, we're gonna need a coroner's report to get the time of death, but yeah.
04:14So, what happened to your admiral?
04:16Admiral Horatio Nelson?
04:17Well, the guy dies, they put him in the rum barrel, you know, and they sail.
04:23The journey, you know, it's a real long one.
04:25So eventually, the guys, they run out of booze.
04:29So they drank the dead guy rum?
04:31Nelson's blood, they called it.
04:35That is... revolting.
04:36You know what else is revolting?
04:37That was almost us last night.
04:40Yeah.
04:42Okay, got it.
04:44Our next-of-king call will have to wait.
04:46Luke Tremblay's at the station.
04:50Why so nervous, Luke?
04:52Being questioned by you is not what I would call a stress-free activity.
04:55Oh.
04:55How's this for stress?
04:57Did you know Mikkel Palmon?
04:59Oh, God.
05:02Um...
05:03Her pass had crossed?
05:05Veda's rum.
05:06Where'd you get it?
05:07Veda tried to protect you, but we did the mass pretty quickly.
05:10Did you steal it from Mikkel's bar?
05:12No.
05:12No, I...
05:14I know some dock workers.
05:16I greased their palms here and there for a barrel to go missing.
05:19You brought people to steal for you.
05:21Owning a bar is hard.
05:22I need an edge.
05:24I'm not gonna tell you who, but it happens all the time in Sepia.
05:27No one gets hurt.
05:32You know what I mean.
05:33Yeah, well...
05:34You're gonna write down all the names and details of those palms you were greasing.
05:48Paddy's looking into the dock workers Luke gave us.
05:51Hi.
05:52We're looking for Christophe Palmon.
05:54Is this about Mikkel?
05:57Is it true?
05:59Did he die?
06:01I'm very sorry.
06:02Yes.
06:04This is clearly difficult for you.
06:06Um, I'm sorry.
06:08Who are you?
06:09I'm Louise.
06:10I work for the Palmon's.
06:12I'm the general manager.
06:14Mikkel was my boss.
06:15He was...
06:16a good guy.
06:20When was the last time you saw him?
06:22Two nights ago.
06:24Do you remember roughly what time?
06:26Around 10.
06:28I...
06:29I left Mikkel to lock up.
06:31It's usually my job, but I had plans and...
06:34he offered.
06:37I knew something was wrong when he didn't show up yesterday.
06:41Why is that?
06:42We held the Prohibition Gala here last night.
06:46It was all Mikkel.
06:49Well, uh, thanks for your time.
06:52Mikkel's family, are they inside?
06:53There.
06:56Oh.
07:01I heard my brother's body...
07:04was found in a barrel of rum.
07:06We're still trying to sort out the details.
07:11Have you found out?
07:12What happened to Mikkel?
07:15This is my wife Sabine.
07:16We're in the process of doing just that.
07:18What will we tell our children?
07:20We'll face that when we get back home, okay?
07:23Our children adored their uncle.
07:27When was the last time you saw him?
07:29We flew in for Martinique two nights ago.
07:32Mikkel was supposed to get us at the airport, but...
07:34he didn't show.
07:36I assumed he was on some bender.
07:39God.
07:48My grandfather, Edmund Palmont, started this company 70 years ago.
07:52He left it to Mikkel and me.
07:54He always said, look after your inheritance.
08:00And your brother.
08:02We're sorry for your loss.
08:04If you think of anything at all, please, don't hesitate to go.
08:09We'll expect updates.
08:19Mikkel and Christophe Palmont's Martinique Roman Empire,
08:22recently expanded here in Saint-Pierre.
08:24Hmm, not sure I'll be having a dark and stormy anytime soon.
08:27Yeah, I've definitely lost the taste for Rome myself.
08:30Louise LeFleur, she works for the Palmont's in the bar.
08:34She claims that she last saw Mikkel two nights ago around 10 p.m.
08:38So since then, the guy was killed and trapped inside a barrel of booze?
08:41Do we know why?
08:42That's not a question I ever thought I'd be asked.
08:45Luc Tremblay sold the rum to Veda.
08:47He claims he got it illegally from some dock workers.
08:52How did we go with the list of names Luc gave us?
08:55None were very forthcoming about stealing alcohol and selling it,
08:59especially as words got out about how Mikkel was found.
09:02Okay, so?
09:03So what?
09:05So, did you find anything?
09:08Any intel? Anything that can go on?
09:10Yeah, the dock hand stonewalled me on the topic of missing barrels of rum.
09:14But they had a lot to say on the topic of Mikkel.
09:17And this guy.
09:19Bertrand London, port captain.
09:22He's got a reputation for looking the other way when it comes to missing cargo.
09:26Bertrand, it's a miracle he still has his job.
09:28How so?
09:30It's just rumors that he's on the take.
09:33Aside from rumors, is there anything else?
09:35Well, the guys at the dock made it very clear that the port captain was not well-liked.
09:40And Mikkel and Bertrand got into a huge fight a few days ago.
09:44Really? What were they fighting about?
09:45They claimed not to know.
09:47Track Bertrand down and find out.
09:49I can't.
09:50I can't.
09:50Not right now.
09:52Excuse me?
09:54Patty's joining me in a strategic planning meeting for my upcoming trip to Paris HQ.
09:59It'll benefit your department.
10:01You can have her back in a few hours.
10:11Just tell me, did you didn't slip to Patty about Gallagher being my father?
10:18What?
10:20Arch, no.
10:21I didn't tell Patty that.
10:22I wouldn't tell anyone.
10:23I know, I know, okay?
10:24I'm sorry.
10:25It's just, she's acting so strange with me.
10:28And this is exactly what I thought might happen if people found out about my connection to that man.
10:32Okay, look, yeah, there's clearly something going on with Patty, but we definitely don't know it's that.
10:37It could be anything.
10:38Yeah, that's driving me insane.
10:41I know.
10:43Don't worry.
10:44I know we're gonna get to the bottom of it.
10:51Bertrand.
10:52Do you want to describe your relationship with Mikkel Palma?
10:56What's all this about?
10:57Witnesses saw you both in a heated argument this week.
11:00I'm the Capitan de Port.
11:01Everybody argues with me.
11:03If I had a euro for every loudmouth who comes through that door complaining about...
11:08Mikkel's body was found in a barrel.
11:11A barrel that was stolen from this port. Your port.
11:16Mikkel was always pissed off.
11:19Constantly complaining about his shipments.
11:21His timing was extra agitated.
11:24Why was that?
11:25Because his brother, Kristoff, was coming into town and he wanted me to give him the manifest before he got
11:31here.
11:31And I said no.
11:34Explain.
11:35Well, I'm under strict instructions from Kristoff to get his approval before I show his brother anything.
11:41Strange. We were under the impression that Mikkel and Kristoff were equal partners.
11:45Mikkel likes to throw his weight around, but everybody knows that it's his brother who's in charge.
11:50You and Kristoff look cozy.
11:52We've been in business together for a very long time.
11:56We're going to need copies of all the Palma logbooks.
11:59I'm gonna need at least a smile to get that.
12:04We'll be back.
12:06And if I find out you're involved in Mikkel's death, you'll really see me smile.
12:19Renov?
12:21I wanted to talk to you in a less formal environment, meaning without Marcus around.
12:28Okay. What's on your mind, buddy?
12:30You both thought I used to work at customs, and it was a lifetime ago.
12:34I was a different man then.
12:36So to try and remember that...
12:38Renov, it's okay. You can tell us.
12:41This port, it's like a vortex.
12:45Very valuable things often disappear.
12:48People are paid to look the other way.
12:50The higher the risk, the bigger the payday.
12:52I was never on the receiving end.
12:55That I can tell you honestly.
12:55But I knew about it, and I didn't stop it, which makes me culpable.
13:00None of us are without some skeletons in our closet.
13:04The reason I'm telling you this is if Mikkel found out that his company was being robbed by the port
13:10officials, by Bertrand,
13:12maybe he confronted the Capitaine and it got him killed.
13:15Bertrand is definitely hiding something.
13:17Trust me, that guy is hiding many things.
13:20We need a warrant to seize the Palman shipping logs.
13:23Could be a chance to make amends.
13:25It would be my absolute pleasure.
13:28Look at this.
13:29Six missed calls from your ex-wife.
13:32An emergency, maybe?
13:33Your kids?
13:34No, I've been texting with them all day.
13:36They're coming here next weekend, by the way.
13:37And they will expect popcorn.
13:39Who is it?
13:40What do you think Meredith wants?
13:42Oh, I don't know.
13:43Maybe she wants to discuss the baby she's having that, you know, definitely, of course, couldn't be mine.
13:49Anyways.
13:50The port captain back there?
13:52Bertrand?
13:52Not much of a motive, but...
13:55But he is for sure a dick.
13:57Agreed.
13:59I know when we peel back all the layers of crap on that guy, we'll find something.
14:03Uh, Reniff just texted us Mikkel's address and his door code.
14:07Maybe we'll find more details about his last days here.
14:16This house is brand new.
14:18Nice, too.
14:20Could use some warming up, but we definitely know it's available.
14:25Uh, yeah, I'm fine where I am, thanks, but I'll definitely check out the listing once we figure out what
14:31happened to the dead guy who owns it.
14:33Let's go.
14:36Let's go.
14:38Brothers, Christophe and Mikkel grew their rum label from a Caribbean treasure to an international one.
14:45Christophe handled their distilling back home.
14:48Mikkel relocated here to oversee their exports to North America and Europe.
14:53Christophe's wife, Sabine, is their blend specialist.
14:57One of the few women in the world to hold such a title.
15:02Check this out.
15:05Something tells me there was more to Luis and Mikkel's relationship than just work.
15:21Look.
15:32Cutting a trip?
15:37Look.
15:39I was scared.
15:41After everything that happened with Mikkel, I just...
15:45I really need to get off the island.
15:47Can I please go?
15:48Not a chance.
15:49Right now you're a suspect in Mikkel's death.
15:51You've got to see that.
15:52Why did you hide the fact that you and Mikkel were in a relationship?
15:56Christophe and Sabine, look, they don't like me.
15:59They saw me as a distraction.
16:00Meaning?
16:01Meaning Mikkel liked to party and they thought I influenced that.
16:05Did you?
16:06Honestly, he liked to have fun.
16:08Yes, but...
16:10He had really good ideas and they didn't see that.
16:13Talk us through again the night that you last saw Mikkel.
16:18I went to the rum bar, like I said, and then I met with friends after.
16:21And I'll give you their names.
16:23You can check.
16:24Mikkel's passport wasn't there.
16:25Was it packed before he died?
16:28You guys had a plan to leave Saint-Pierre?
16:31Hey, now's the time to talk to us if you have something on your mind.
16:36Christophe sent Mikkel here to Saint-Pierre for his own good.
16:41But Mikkel felt he had been exiled.
16:44How would Christophe sending Mikkel to Saint-Pierre be for his own good?
16:48Because Christophe was really cruel to him.
16:51They fought a lot.
16:54Look, seriously, I just want to go. Can I go?
16:57If you had nothing to do with Mikkel's death, why are you so scared?
17:02Okay, whatever it is, just come with us.
17:05We can keep you safe.
17:08No, I'm not going to the police station.
17:10I need to be at work.
17:11I don't know what I was thinking.
17:13I'm just going to go before anybody realizes that I'm gone.
17:16Keeping your passport.
17:18We know there's something you're not telling us.
17:21Give me your phone.
17:25I'm sharing your location.
17:27If you are in danger, we can get to you.
17:36I have smelled some awful things before, but never have I experienced a fermented human.
17:40It's like super, super moldy kombucha.
17:44And there's another beverage room for me.
17:46The last time anyone saw Mikkel alive was two nights ago at 10.
17:50He was soaked in alcohol.
17:52His skin reacts differently when submerged in booze rather than your typical waterlogged maceration.
17:59If he'd been in there longer, there would be more decomposition.
18:01Yes, but obviously the alcohol slows the microbial activity.
18:05Obviously.
18:06My gut is saying he died 40 hours ago.
18:09So between 10 p.m. and 12 a.m.?
18:13Found fluid in his stomach.
18:14Well, he was trapped in a vat of rum.
18:16I still want to test it against the rum in the barrel, just to be sure.
18:19And there are also these.
18:23Circular, messy edges.
18:25Ideas of what made them?
18:27Bucktooth vampire bite.
18:29Hmm?
18:30No.
18:31Um, whatever it was, one of the wounds went deep and punctured the carotid artery like they bled out quickly.
18:38Still no death by rum after all.
18:40We now know the order of events.
18:43He was killed, then he was stuffed in that barrel.
18:48What's all this?
18:50The port captain's manifest and paperwork you wanted.
18:53How did you get a warrant so quickly?
18:55We didn't need one.
18:56I mean, Préfetziar just went in there and took them.
19:00Bertrand was terrified of her. He just didn't say a word.
19:03Paddy cross-referenced one of Parliament's biggest distributors, a client based in Belgium, who filed a complaint with the DGCC
19:10-RF.
19:10The French better business, Pierre?
19:13What, guys? Come on, I'm learning.
19:15Yeah, the shipments Mikael and Christophe sent them were shorted.
19:18Meaning, what, they charged the same price for less goods?
19:21Bertrand, the port captain, would need to sign off on the paperwork.
19:24Did Mikael find out he confronted Bertrand that he killed?
19:29We knew Bertrand was guilty of something.
19:34Hello?
19:36Christophe is...
19:38He's lost control.
19:39We need to get down here.
19:40Okay, don't worry. We're on our way.
19:42There's trouble at the Palmetz. We gotta go.
19:44Keep digging.
19:45And send officers to meet us there.
19:51Christophe!
19:51Please!
19:52Let's not bring Mikael back!
19:54Tell me...
19:54You have to starve!
19:55Help me, the truth!
19:57Christophe, stop!
20:05Rachel, look.
20:06The cane looks like an antique.
20:10It feels pretty top-heavy.
20:12Let me see.
20:15My grand-aunt had one of these.
20:17She loved her wine.
20:18Her motto was...
20:19Always be prepared.
20:24Did you just find the murder weapon?
20:32Bertrand?
20:33Why attack Bertrand?
20:34It was our understanding that you two were close.
20:37Look, I heard that Bertrand and Mikael had fought before he died.
20:40So I confronted him.
20:43And then things got out of control.
20:45I just lost control.
20:46My husband has suffered a great loss.
20:49He's not at his best right now.
20:51None of us are.
20:52Assault is assault.
20:53Have you questioned Bertrand in connection with Mikael's death?
20:56The shipments to your Belgian buyers were being shorted.
20:59What do you mean?
21:00Shorted by who?
21:01The shipments you were sending were light.
21:03But you still charged full price.
21:05Were you in on the scam with Bertrand?
21:07I don't know anything about any scabs.
21:10How was your relationship with your brother, Mikael?
21:14What kind of question is that?
21:15Why would you even show me that?
21:17The wounds, they're unusual.
21:19As is the weapon that caused them.
21:22When we have this tested, are we gonna find evidence that that's the weapon that killed your brother?
21:26Hey!
21:30I would never hurt my brother.
21:33We don't have to listen to this.
21:35No, you do not.
21:37Take Mr. London and Mr. Palman to the station, please.
21:40What?
21:42This is ridiculous.
21:45I'll be right there.
21:55You saw Kristoff, you nearly killed Bertrand.
21:58You gotta let me get out of here.
21:59This is too much.
22:00Are you afraid of Kristoff, Palman?
22:02Is he responsible for Mikael's death?
22:05Let us help you.
22:06You can't help me.
22:07Okay, clearly you know more about what happened to Mikael.
22:10You're just not sharing it with us.
22:12We can protect you.
22:13You just want me where you can find me.
22:15I'm a suspect.
22:16You said it.
22:17But you need to ask yourself, are you safer alone?
22:19Or with us?
22:20The Palmots, they have connections.
22:22We'll put you at Inspector Fitzpatrick's Hotel.
22:25We'll have someone with you 24-7.
22:27And whenever you feel like you're ready to talk, we'll be there.
22:32Okay, fine.
22:39Something is not right with Louise.
22:42She's either pretending to be scared of someone...
22:44Oh, that fear is very genuine.
22:45But is it Bertrand or Kristoff that you're so afraid of?
22:53I found more discrepancies in the Palmont paperwork we seized from Bertrand.
22:58What kind of discrepancies?
22:59The Palmont shipment logs consistently have different monetary amounts recorded, even though cargo size never varies.
23:05So they're skimming their own stock and overvaluing the goods to their buyers.
23:08They've been undervaluing their shipments to the French government.
23:12What kind of scam is this?
23:14Tax evasion.
23:16The lower the value, the lower the taxation.
23:19They overcharge their buyers and cry poor to the government.
23:21All made official by the port captain's stamp of approval.
23:25Now we need to find out...
23:27If Kristoff and Bertrand are in on this together.
23:33A weird cane, don't you think?
23:36Yeah.
23:38Yeah, it may seem weird to you.
23:40But that cane belonged to my grandfather.
23:43I wonder if Al Capone had a cane like this.
23:47You know, for all the shady stuff Capone got up to.
23:52You know what finally took him down, right?
23:56Come on, tax evasion.
23:58On top of the shortage shipments, Bertrand was falsifying the value of your goods so you could profit by not
24:05paying the proper tax.
24:07And he was, uh, stealing your stuff and selling it on the side.
24:12Your signature on every log.
24:15Bertrand, I've always known you were dirty. Now we have the proof.
24:18You're clearly behind this whole thing.
24:21We just need to know, is Kristoff a part of it?
24:23Save yourself some grief. You're a practical man.
24:28Or is there something more at play?
24:31Like what, kid?
24:33Like maybe.
24:35Mikkel caught you stealing from the family and you killed him for it.
24:39She's adorable.
24:41Yeah, you too, Renuf. Acting all high and mighty.
24:45You worked border control.
24:47You know what's what. Don't be coy.
24:51My brother was flawed.
24:53But aren't we all?
24:55He was evolving.
24:56He worked hard.
24:58Our company is our family's legacy.
25:01I sent Mikkel here so that he could do his own thing, become his own man, get out from under
25:05my shadow.
25:08Were you aware of the scam Bertrand had gone defrauding the French government lying to your customers?
25:15My ancestors worked the sugar plantation.
25:18And we, their descendants, now own that land.
25:23That's a legacy they could have never dreamt of.
25:27And as proprietors of that industry that their toil built, my brother and I would never risk losing it.
25:35I've got my children and my children's future to think about.
25:41What did you do after you landed two nights ago?
25:44What?
25:46Well, my alibi.
25:48My wife and I were tired.
25:50So we went to the hotel for a nightcap.
25:54And then we went right to bed.
25:58Look, in my experience, someone facing a possible murder charge is usually a little more concerned.
26:03Christophe is too principled to get involved in our business dealings.
26:08He would never wade in water that is questionable to some.
26:12Our business dealings? Who is our?
26:15I did not kill Mikkel. He was making me too much money.
26:20The shorting. The tax scheme.
26:24Mikkel and I did it together.
26:27Christophe's wife is being brought down to confirm his alibi.
26:31What was your read on Bertrand?
26:34He'd have a lot to lose.
26:36But if Mikkel had become unstable, it might have been his way of cleaning up an unexpected mess.
26:42Louise is gone.
26:43What? What happened?
26:44She tricked the officer watching her. She's gone. I'm heading to your hotel.
26:47Okay, we'll meet you there.
26:49Release my husband.
26:51Now?
26:52Sorry, we can't really do that.
26:54Mikkel always caused trouble for my husband that he would have to clean up.
26:58I wouldn't be surprised if he was the cause of his own demise.
27:01Christophe had nothing to do with his death.
27:04We hope you're right about that.
27:06I am.
27:07Mikkel was sent here for a new start.
27:09But a mongoose doesn't change its tail.
27:12Kindly bring Mrs. Palmon upstairs.
27:14I think she's done here.
27:19What happened? Where's Louise?
27:21She asked the officer for some ice. He stepped out for three minutes.
27:25How long ago since Louise left?
27:26Fifteen minutes, max.
27:28So what? Was she playing us the entire time? Did she run?
27:32Was she taken?
27:33We need an alert out.
27:36Arch, wait.
27:37You made Louise share her location with you.
28:07What's going on?
28:08Oh, my God.
28:09I know I'm a man.
28:09No, no, no.
28:19Oh, my God.
28:32We all came.
28:34What's going on?
28:35This is not the right.
28:35I know, no, no.
28:35Wait!
28:35What's going on?
28:35Now you're going on.
28:36meters from the Palmont Zodiac, right? Was she trying to escape when she tripped and banged her
28:42head? I highly doubt she tripped. This was no accident. We had Louise in protection. She was
28:48afraid of someone. Did that someone kill her, thinking she was the one responsible for Mikhail's
28:52murder? Well, a roomful of people confirmed she was doing karaoke when Mikhail was killed and
28:56long past his time of death. So why kill her? She knew who killed Mikhail. Whoever is responsible
29:02for his death. Likely killed Louise. Where is Patty? We need everyone on this case. Here,
29:09not playing at being Dior's attache. What's this? I got Fitz's landline phone records for when Louise
29:18was there. Okay, good. There you go. One call to the rum bar. And the other to Luke, ten minutes
29:24before we got the call that Louise took off. No, I didn't kill anyone.
29:34Art, you know me. I thought I did. Yeah. Louise made two phone calls before she died. One
29:40to the Palmont rum bar and the other was to you. Yes, she called me. She told me you had
29:47her in a
29:48hotel room. She wanted my help. Help for what? A place to hide. What did you say? I wish I'd
29:53said
29:53yes. I didn't want to get involved. Not after her last chat. I figured she was safe with you.
30:00Why did she ask you for help? Louise used to work for me before she got a sweeter gig with
30:05the
30:05Palmonts. We still looked out for each other. Buddy, you were the one who delivered the barrel
30:10with dead Mikhail in it. You were the last person Louise spoke to before she died. Can you explain to
30:16us
30:16how you're somehow connected to two deaths? My rum hookup was Louise. She never did
30:30delivers herself. She had a crew for that. But that morning, it was her. What happened?
30:39I asked her for a couple of barrels. She refused. She was being cagey. I figured it was because
30:44Mikhail's brother, Christoph, was in St. Pierre. So, well, when she left, I, um...
30:50You took the barrels anyway? Obviously. I had no idea what was inside that barrel. I swear.
31:09Luke's employees all vowed for him. He was at his bar at the time of Louise's death. If we believe
31:13him,
31:14Luke said Louise didn't normally do the deliveries. But then this morning, she did.
31:18Was she aware that she was disposing of her dead boyfriend's body? That would explain why she didn't
31:24want to sell the rum to look. Right. Well, even if Louise did have an alibi for the time of
31:29Mikhail's death, doesn't mean she wasn't involved. I love using pork loin to compare punctures,
31:38so with the corkscrew, I use the penetration force needed to rupture an artery. How accurate is this?
31:45It's an old coroner's trick. I thought you'd know that, Arch. Okay, so no match? Well, the perforation
31:53on the neck has a wider diameter. So the cane corkscrew is not the mother weapon? No sign of blood
31:58on it either.
31:59Now the tox screen for Mikhail's blood has a ridiculous amount of cocaine. He had a reputation
32:04for being a bit of a partier. I mean ridiculous, ridiculous. Like an average human heart would
32:09explode at a tenth of what was in him. Did you test the liquid in his stomach against the rum
32:13in the barrel?
32:14Oh boy, did I ever. Same liquid, but that's not what's interesting. The rum in that barrel was basically
32:22liquid cocaine. And what killed this one over here? I will give you a hint. It wasn't a head injury.
32:31Let's flip the page. Louise had a heart attack. I had Louise's blood work fast-tracked. Excessive cocaine in her
32:40system.
32:41The rum, the liquid cocaine. Louise didn't know Mikhail was in the barrel. She didn't want to sell the rum
32:48to Luke.
32:50Mikhail and Louise's real hustle was good old-fashioned drug smuggling. By way of the family rum. And somehow it
32:56got them both killed.
32:57If the Palma bar is where they infused that rum. It could be our crime scene. The interior of this
33:06place, just it feels smaller than the exterior footprint, don't you think?
33:10Mm-hmm. Back in the Prohibition days, I know. I know. But a place like this would often have a
33:18secret, uh, speakeasy. The doors would be integrated into the walls.
33:22It's indistinguishable, almost like they were hidden in plain sight. Like behind the bar. Or a memorabilia case?
33:37I'd always have, like, interesting latching mechanisms. Behind painting. Something.
33:57It's a drug lab.
34:01Is that cocaine too?
34:03Yeah. Dissolve the powder into the fluid, cool in the vat, then siphon and seal. It's a pretty sophisticated operation.
34:13Got to be worth what?
34:16Based on what's in here, a couple of million.
34:18You smell that?
34:20Mm-hmm. Bleach.
34:22Someone cleaned up recently.
34:28Fitz, look at this.
34:31Bigger than a corkscrew.
34:35Prince?
34:36Mm-hmm.
34:45That blood?
34:48Now that could be our murder weapon.
34:55I barely spent any time on this godforsaken island.
34:58Are you sure you didn't discover what Mikkel was cooking up?
35:02I mean, we've seen your temper.
35:04And we know how much your legacy means to you.
35:07Mikkel's drug operation would be a stain on it, to put it mildly.
35:11I see where you're going with this.
35:16And I will only say one thing.
35:20I would never hurt my brother.
35:23No matter what the circumstances.
35:27What is that?
35:29That's the tool used for pulling the stops on a rum barrel.
35:40Why was this used?
35:46You know, I thought Mikkel was out partying.
35:49Up to his old tricks.
35:51I-I couldn't sleep when I was worried about him.
35:54You said in your statement you slept all night.
35:57Yeah, Sabine gave me a sleeping pill.
35:59I-I rarely use them, but when I'm stressed, I take one of hers.
36:03I was sleeping like a baby when my brother was killed by some monster.
36:09Your wife gave you a sleeping aid?
36:11Yeah.
36:13Which means you can't account for Sabine's whereabouts.
36:22Sabine is not at the rum bar of the hotel.
36:24Every unit we have is out looking for her.
36:26Okay, we've got the airport being watched, the ferry's on lockdown.
36:31She's gonna have to find a different way off the island if she's trying to leave.
36:34We thought Louise was afraid of Christophe.
36:35Thought it was Sabine all along.
36:37When we found Louise's body, she was at the docks.
36:40The Zodiac.
36:42It had the Palmon logo on it.
36:46Louise was trying to run.
36:48Sabine has the same plan.
37:01Hey!
37:04Sabine!
37:05Stop!
37:08You need to come with us!
37:12It's funny, after all this time in this business, and all of the crime scenes that I've seen,
37:19it still amazes me how people think they can just erase what they've done.
37:24The bleach, it's great for cleaning, but it doesn't make everything disappear.
37:29Hmm. Blood particles on this are a match to Mikael.
37:34With all of you cleaning up, you forgot to wipe the murder weapon clean off your prints.
37:39Just because I may have held that contraption in my hand, doesn't mean I killed anyone.
37:43True.
37:44But it puts you in that drug lab where Mikael was murdered.
37:48Pretty soon we'll get enough evidence from there, and the scene where Louise was killed, proving that you murdered them
37:55both.
37:56You're caught, Sabine.
37:58This is a chance to tell your side.
38:00We know you gave Christophe a sleeping pill.
38:02You wanted him unconscious so you could get Mikael alone.
38:06No, that wasn't...
38:09That wasn't the plan.
38:12Oh, so what was your plan?
38:14Look, I love my husband. He's a great man.
38:17But our business?
38:19I am... I am not just the Palmont Blend Specialist.
38:22I am all over every aspect of the operation.
38:26Nothing happens that I don't see.
38:28Is that what your trip to St. Pierre was all about?
38:31You suspected Mikael was up to something?
38:33The numbers weren't adding up.
38:35I wanted to know why.
38:38Did you know about Mikael and Louise's drug operation?
38:42No, I didn't know what they were up to, not until that night.
38:48Christophe was asleep, so you sleeped out to the Rambar.
38:58Mikael was there.
39:00The door to his little drug distillery was open.
39:04He wasn't even ashamed when I caught him.
39:07Mikael admitted.
39:09He and Louise had been making money hand over fist.
39:12The poor captain had been taking care of their transportation.
39:15And because he was using Palmont property, you and Christophe would be implicated.
39:20I mean, how could he?
39:22Mikael was gonna ruin us.
39:24He could have been responsible for you losing everything.
39:27So...
39:29You snapped.
39:30I wasn't gonna suffer through poverty again.
39:33I wasn't born with a gold spoon in my mouth like Mikael.
39:36And I certainly wasn't gonna let him bring us all down.
39:42After you put Mikael in the barrel, what was your plan then?
39:47I called Louise.
39:49I knew she'd do anything to get my approval.
39:51I told her I needed a shipment sent out ASAP.
39:55Maybe, Bertrand, doesn't ask questions.
39:58The barrel, the body, they'd be a full continent away.
40:02And because it was to be aged, it would sit on a shelf for three decades.
40:08And by then, my children would be grown.
40:11Their legacy secured.
40:16And if Mikael was discovered and it was traced back to me, I would accept my lot.
40:22When Mikael's buddy was found, Louise, she knew it was you.
40:27We made a pact.
40:29She'd hold her tongue, and I wouldn't report her drug smuggling.
40:34We shared one last toast.
40:37To seal the deal.
40:39Our shared secret.
40:41But she couldn't be trusted to keep quiet.
40:44I didn't understand the strength of their drug-infused rum.
40:49I thought she'd be far away by the time the effects set in.
40:52And then...
40:55And then I could just...
40:57We would just be free.
41:06Kristoff and I...
41:08We have children.
41:11This wasn't just his legacy to protect.
41:14It was theirs, too.
41:17They've got a different legacy to live with now.
41:25Thanks, everyone, for coming back.
41:27Let's try this celebration again.
41:30What's up with Patty?
41:32Have you done something to piss her off?
41:34I have no clue.
41:36Well, then it can't be that serious.
41:37Whatever it is, it'll pass.
41:40Oh!
41:41Bravo!
41:45You happy?
41:47Very.
41:49Very good.
41:50So do you.
41:52And I figured...
41:54A whiskey-based cocktail over a rum one would be best.
41:59You figured right.
42:02I lost his wife and his brother.
42:05Not easy to come back from.
42:06That's an understatement.
42:07Yes.
42:10So...
42:11I was going to say...
42:12Why don't you and I just go for a walk?
42:15Or...
42:16A run or...
42:17Something.
42:21Why would I want to go for a run dressed like this?
42:23I put on this stupid costume just for you and you want to leave?
42:28What is...
42:30What is...
42:32Where is it?
42:38She didn't tell you.
42:42Um...
42:43Well...
42:44Um...
42:45I had like eight missed calls from her today and I never called her back so...
42:50What are you going to do?
42:53Demand a paternity test?
42:54Punch O'Brien in the face?
42:57Nothing?
42:58Those are all terrible ideas.
43:00I suggest tomorrow you call your ex and you have an honest conversation with her.
43:05And tonight...
43:06I suggest you try and have a good time...
43:09With some people who...
43:12Who really care about you.
43:15So you really care about me?
43:18I said it once.
43:19If you see, don't push your luck.
43:22Now drink that drink and let's get this party started!
43:26Whoo!
43:31To...
43:32True friendship.
43:35Here, here.
43:56Amazing.
43:56No.
44:11You're the only real
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