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without knowing who her suspect is in what she claims is a related case in New York. Meanwhile,
Reese realizes that Carter is getting nowhere, impersonates a delivery room, enters the station,
and steals the files on Hanna Wrey’s abduction. Carter comes out and they review the files. On
the night of the disappearance, a young girl called 911 and reported a license plate number, but
the police were never able to trace it. Carter figures that they need to start from the beginning
and talk to the last person who saw Hanna.
In Relton, MD, Root ties up Finch and talks about how humanity is bad code and that Finch
leaves in fear and anonymity as a result.
She blames him for selling the Machine to the wrong people and then goes over to Weeks, who
she has tied up from the ceiling, and says that either Finch or Weeks will walk out with her, and
she hopes that it’s Finch.
Reese and Carter talk to the librarian, Barbara, who says that in 1991 Hanna played games
on the library computers. Barbara tells them that Hanna checked out two books and left by
herself, and that was the last anyone saw of her. Reese and Carter go to see Mr.
Frey, a widower, and he accuses Cody Grayson, a teenager at the time, of killing Hanna.
Even after Frey and his brother paid Cody a private visit, he claimed that he never touched
Hanna. Since then, Cody spends most of his time drinking at the Razorback bar. As they leave,
Carter notices some mail on the table and asks Frey if anyone ever reached out to him about the
disappearance. He explains that he gets credit card junk mail a couple of times a year in Hanna’s
name, even though she was minor and never had a bank account or credit card. Frey says that
he just received another mailing and that it’s still out in the trash.
Fusco calls Carter to tell her that some of Corwin’s belongings have disappeared from inventory.
Carter figures that they need to track down the person responsible and get some answers
from him. Fusco notices Hersh, a newcomer and busy on his telephone, and decides to follow
him. Meanwhile, Carter finds the junk mail addressed to Hanna. Meanwhile, Reese goes to the
Razorback, much to the anger of the locals, and tries to talk to Cody. Cody throws a punch at
him and the other bar patrons rush in, but Reese takes them out and tosses Cody out through
the door. He asks if Cody did it and Cody says that there’s nothing Reese can do to him that
the townspeople already haven’t. Reese realizes that he didn’t abduct Hanna as Carter drives up.
She tells him that she’s confirmed that someone opened a bank account in Hanna’s name two
years after she disappeared.
Root informs Weeks that she’s using the same Palestinian hanging technique on him that he
signed off on at the DoD. She demands to know the location of the Machine but Weeks insists
that he has no idea what she’s talking about. Root puts the hood back on him and Finch wonders
what happened to her to make her the way she is, but Root claims that nothing specific happened
to her. She goes to cut an apple and give Weeks time to weaken. However, when Finch asks her
to let Weeks go, she agrees and cuts him down, and then gives him water. Root then tells them
that she gave him sodium pentothal in the water. She goes to bring her car up to the house and
give the drug time to work. Once she leaves, Weeks realizes that Finch was Nathan’s IT guy and
asks for his help getting free, insisting that they can’t let Root get the Machine.
Reese and Carter go back to the motel and she explains that in 1993, someone using Hanna’s
name opened a bank account in Lafayette, LA, and then transferred $100,000 to it. The money
came from the account of a drug trafficker, Jose Barilla, who was in prison for drug trafficking
and murder. The co-signatory on the account is Trent Russell, who lives in Bishop, works as a
bank clerk, and was at the library on the night that Hanna disappeared.
When Carter and Reese go to Trent’s home, they discover that he’s been dead for 15 years
and that his wife is Barbara the librarian.
She explains that she met her husband at the library, and that he died when he was killed by
drug runners. Barbara insists that he didn’t deal in drugs and that he didn’t know Hanna, and
orders them to leave when Carter shows her the bank account with his signature on it. Reese
and Carter refuse and search the house, and Reese discovers that Trent’s car has a license plate
that is only one letter off from the one reported in the 911 call. They figure that Hanna escaped,
set up Trent, and got her revenge by letting the drug runners kill him. Carter insists that they
let the law handle it and calls Landry in.
Finch tells Weeks that he knows he attempted to hack the Machine and Weeks admits it,
saying he had to make sure it was secure. When Finch vows that Root won’t find out about the
Machine from him, Weeks points out that she’ll eventually break him and get the info from him.
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