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Marzoki
- Christina Hart: What's local law enforcement saying?
- Marzoki: Still waiting for a statement.
- Christina Hart: And the surviving gunman?
- Marzoki: Refusing to talk without a lawyer.
- Christina Hart: But no outbursts? No delusional rants?
- Marzoki: Total silence is what we're hearing.
- Christina Hart: Okay. Now I'm interested.
- Faaron: Then there's this. Bryan Mills. Ex-military. Green Beret, three tours in Afghanistan.
- Christina Hart: Mm, gonna go out on a limb and say this isn't Middle East-related.
- Riley: Puerto Berrío, Colombia, January 2015. Mills' last active service posting, as liaison to Colombian Special Forces for Operation Snow Joe to capture Carlos Mejia, AKA El Carnicero. The Butcher. Whatever. Last seen seven years ago.
- Marzoki: CIA, based on sources and asset reports, belives his cartel is now running terrorists and weapons as well as drugs into the U.S.
- Christina Hart: Puerto where?
- Riley: Berrío.
- Faaron: Thing is, Mejia wasn't even there. But his son Miguel was.
- Christina Hart: [she's handed a photograph of a dead body] Our friend on the train do this?
- Marzoki: Yep, while saving the life of an undercover DEA agent. Mike Hall.
- Riley: If this is Mejia avenging the death of his son, he's probably not gonna stop until it's done.
- Christina Hart: Good. Good. So, starting right now, we control the story. Write statements and local law enforcement, FBI, CIA. I want everyone on the same sheet of music. This was two delusional maniacs, investigation ongoing. Okay? You guys know the rest. You call the National Security Advisor, tell him I'm on my way.