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That night, Adam is driving through town with Reese, running the lights in his sports car.
Reese asks him how he knew about Virtanen and the broker explains how he read up on all the
buried information. They go to a bar while Finch breaks in and discovers that Adam has very
little furniture. He finds a small fortune in bills hidden in Saunders’ closet. Meanwhile, Reese
watches as Adam pays for the drinks but doesn’t drink himself. When Reese asks why, Adam
says that he’ll drink later. A drunken Victor comes over and complains that his clients were hurt
when Adam shorted the stock. He takes a swing at Adam, and Reese secretly takes him out with
a blow and then hustles Adam out.
Later, Adam goes to Sydney’s apartment and shares a drink. Outside, Reese watches and
reports to Finch what is going on, and wonders who Adam really is. The next day, Finch confirms
that Adam never came home and has checked Adam’s personal history. His mother is dead and
his father is gone, and a Robert Sowoski signed the guardianship papers. Sydney hired Adam
personally but Reese isn’t convinced he slept his way into the position. Finch protects Adam’s
phone from any further electronic intrusion, while Reese figures that they can have Carter look
into the SEC investigation.
Carter receives dry cleaning at the office even though she didn’t leave anything off. It’s a man’s
coat and has an address on the receipt. When Carter hails a cab to go there, she discovers that
Finch is posing as the driver. He wants her to look at Adam’s sealed SEC records and assures
her that she can pull it off., and then drives her to the SEC offices.
When Adam leaves Sydney’s apartment, Reese secretly gets close enough to force pair his cell
phone. When Adam stops for a coffee, a SEC investigator, Doug Rasmussen, approaches him and
warns that he won’t get away with it. Adams insists that he’s clean and insists he has nothing
else to say. Rasmussen continues to harass him and assures that he’ll still be watching Adam
for as long as it takes.
When Adam says that there’s nothing he can do, Rasmussen warns him that he has friends
in the Justice Department.
Carter gets the information and forwards it on to Finch. He confirms that Rasmussen was
looking into reports of insider trading at Baylor Zimm. The investigation was against the upper
management and Adam was subpoenaed, but he said that he didn’t witness any wrongdoing.
Finch figures that he was lying to protect Sydney.
Adam drives out to Queens to talk to a man running a food truck. He jokingly threatens the
man and Finch confirms that the truck belongs to Robert Sowoski, the legal guardian. Finch also
determines that Adam’s uncle, Bob, has invested with Taylor Zimm. Inside the truck, Bob says
that he keeps seeing a lot of his money going into some company called Tritak Energy. He thinks
he should diversify, but Adam insists that he’s getting a return and should trust the broker he
set him up with. Meanwhile, Finch has deposited his money at Baylor Zimm through the broker
that Adam recommended.
Later, Reese meets with Adam to finalize the deposit. He asks for a second and talks to Paul
about Tritak. Adam notes that half the clients in the firm are investing in Tritak, and Paul warns
that it’s illegal for him to access the records. As Paul leaves, Sydney comes over and asks Adam
about Rasmussen. He assures her that it’s nothing and then asks about Tritak. She ducks the
question and reminds him that they can’t take another embarrassment with a SEC investigation.
That night, Reese and Adam go practice golf drives. Reese asks about Adam’s argument earlier
but he says it’s nothing that Reese’s client has to worry about. He assures Reese that someone is
already trying to find a con, but is surprised when Reese reveals that he knows about how Adam
invested Bob’s money in the firm. Adam tells Reese that he’s done with him and drives Reese
back to Baylor Zimm while insisting that his family is none of his business. As they head into a
construction detour, Reese realizes that there are no workers manning the equipment. He slams
on the accelerator and they just get out of the way as a truck tries to ram them. By the time that
Reese can get back to the truck, the driver has slipped away.
The next day, Reese sends Carter to check the construction site. He figures that the hit was
professional and wonders who called in a team of assassins to dispose of Adam. Meanwhile,
Finch checks his money and determines that it’s being funneled into Tritak at ten times the
rate that Bob’s was. Tritak is running a natural gas pipeline up from the south. The company’s
value has increased dramatically, in large part of a buying frenzy initiated by Baylor Zimm. Finch
figures that Adam knows about the insider trading and Reese goes to find Adam.
Finch goes to see Bob, posing as a SEC investigator, and asks him what he knows about
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