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Look at them go!
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Our ever-ready servicemen
enjoying a little R&R
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on the exotic island of Oahu,
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the gathering place of
the Hawaiian Islands,
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where a veritable
tropical paradise
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meets a bustling metropolis.
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But after a day
of sand and surf,
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it's back to work
for these lucky boys
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serving Uncle Sam
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on the most beautiful
place on Earth.
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Keep up the good work, fellas!
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America's proud of you!
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Morning, Red.
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Steak and egg special, please.
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Just the way I like it.
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What the hell was that?
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Artillery practice?
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Someone better tell
those guys it's Sunday.
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Whoa! Hey, oh, let's go,
let's go, let's go, let's go.
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Hey, hey,
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hey, hey, hey,
what the hell is going on?
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Japs are bombing the island.
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December 7, 1941...
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President Roosevelt called it
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"a date which will
live in infamy."
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On that peaceful Sunday morning
over 70 years ago,
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American forces withstood
an unprovoked attack
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and our nation
was thrust headlong
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into the largest global
conflict in human history.
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And though the guns
have fallen silent,
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we still gather
at this very spot
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where the attack took place
to honor the survivors...
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and the fallen--
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members of our
greatest generation--
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and resolve to take care of them
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as they took care of us.
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You must know...
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that we will never, ever forget
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the sacrifices you made
for your country.
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(blowing note
on conch shell
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I gotta tell you, Pearl Harbor
Day, it always gets to me.
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Every year.
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Every single one of these
veterans here today,
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they are the definition
of the word "hero."
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They experienced
all the horrors of war,
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and then they come home,
they drop their duffel bags off,
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and they go back to work
supporting their families
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the next day like
nothing ever happened.
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They certainly
set the bar high.
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Amazing.
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Hey!
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What the hell are you doing?
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Killing the man
that murdered my father.
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♪ Hawaii Five-O 4x10 ♪
Original Air Date on December 13, 2013
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== sync, corrected by elderman ==
@elder_man
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♪
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Take a seat, sir.
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What's this guy
in for, bingo brawl?
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Tried to shoot one of the
veterans at the Memorial today.
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Mr. Toriyama, where'd
you get this gun?
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It was my service weapon.
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And you can call me David.
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You're a veteran, David?
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Korean War.
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Did these come with this?
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You realize if you
pulled the trigger,
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this thing would
have malfunctioned,
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probably blown up
in your face.
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Then maybe you
shouldn't have stopped me.
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You said your name is McGarrett?
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Hasn't changed since the
last time you asked me.
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Have we met before?
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No, I don't think so.
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I know you from somewhere.
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Sir.
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Sir, you said Ezra Clark
killed you father.
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How do you know that?
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I was there.
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That man is a murderer
and a thief.
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He dishonored my family
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and he dishonors
the United States military.
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Okay, you know what?
Take it easy.
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All right?
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They're some serious charges.
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Ezra Clark
is a decorated soldier.
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Now, if he killed your father,
why wasn't he prosecuted?
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Son, if you know
anything about World War II,
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you'd know that a Japanese
accusing a white soldier
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of a crime-- any crime--
would never be taken seriously.
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Okay, what about after the war?
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I tried.
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But the police said
there wasn't enough evidence
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to open an investigation.
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Okay, when did this
alleged crime take place?
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May 24, 1943.
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Approximately 3:15
in the afternoon.
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Why would Ezra Clark
kill your father?
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Our katana.
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Ezra Clark
shot my father for it.
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A samurai sword.
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That's right.
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And it belonged
to my family for centuries,
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passed down from generation
to generation.
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If what you're
telling us is true,
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why are you going
after Clark now?
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My wife passed away
20 years ago.
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And in August, my only child
died in a car accident.
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I couldn't dishonor them
while they were alive,
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but now, finding justice
is all I have left.
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Excuse me, David.
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So, uh, what do you think?
You believe him?
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Why would he lie?
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I don't know. Um...
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it was a long time ago,
what he's talking about, right?
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This guy served his country.
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All right? We owe it to him
to find the truth.
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If that is the truth,
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it's been buried
for about 70 years.
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Last time I checked,
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there's no statute
of limitations for murder.
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Our life on the island
was beautiful before the war.
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I was ten,
and my brother Kenji was 17.
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He was a great student,
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terrific athlete and my hero.
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Hey, who do you like best,
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Joe DiMaggio or Hank Greenberg?
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Are you kidding me?
It's like asking me
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what's better,
chocolate or strawberry.
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You know, they're both great, right?
Yeah.
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Hello, boys!
Mrs. Kennedy!
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We lived in a house on Damon
Street in the Manoa Valley.
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Leave that outside.
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Everybody knew us,
and we knew them.
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Kenji, you're looking
really sharp out there.
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A lot better than
last year.
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Thanks, Dad.
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My father James taught
history at Punahou School,
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a 100-year-old institution.
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It's where
President Obama went.
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My mother Martha
was very civic-minded:
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active in the PTA
and community theater.
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She also worked for her father,
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who was a Hawaiian
territorial senator.
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All right, let's get
down to business.
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Topic of the day:
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If you could invent one thing
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to make your everyday life
easier, what would it be?
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Oh, I got this. That's easy.
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Kenji would want a machine
that makes girlfriends.
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Well, David's
gonna build a robot
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that cleans his room
and takes out the trash.
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You boys.
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That's a good one, too.
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David, eat your vegetables.
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They're not so bad.
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Listen to you mother;
she's always right.
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Our neighborhood
was a special place.
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A big melting pot.
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There was never any trouble;
all of us got along great.
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But then everything changed
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on December 7th.
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In the weeks that followed,
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the military began arresting
prominent Japanese:
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teachers, bankers, lawyers,
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Buddhist priests,
newspaper editors,
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and our community leaders.
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I'll never forget the day
they came for my family.
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President Lincoln's speech in
Springfield was like a prophecy.
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He warned of the tragic
consequences of a civil war.
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He said, "A house divided
against itself cannot stand."
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Are you James Toriyama?
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Y-Yes.
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You're under arrest.
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Under arrest?
What's the meaning of this?
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What... On what charges?
What's going on here?
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Why am I being arrested?!
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Who are you?
What do you want?
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You're being detained
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by order of the
United States Government.
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On what charge?
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Mind your manners, Jap.
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Now you got two minutes
to get your things together.
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Only take what you can carry.
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You can't do this.
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We're American citizens!
We have ri--
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No! No...
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Now you got one minute.
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Hurry, boys.
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Do what he says.
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What about our house
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and the rest of our things?
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Anything that
you can't carry
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is now property of the
United States Government.
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And if I were you,
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I'd get going.
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Come on, lady... let's go!
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That's right, keep walking!
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Over here!
Get in line1
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Take a seat!
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You, move over!
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That's right,
there's room for everybody.
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James! James!
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Martha?
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James!
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Martha...
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Martha!
Over here!
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Martha!
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Get in line!
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Are you all right?
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I'm okay.
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It's okay, son.
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We're together now.
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Move it. Let's go.
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Let's go.
Let's do what he says.
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I was only ten,
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but I'll never
forget that humiliation.
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Paraded like P.O.W.'s
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in front of friends and
neighbors we had grown up with.
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And we were as American
as they were.
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They kept us in jail
for a while...
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until we were relocated
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to a camp outside a gulch
in Waipahu.
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Its name was Honouliuli
Internment Camp,
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but we called it "Hell Valley"
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because it was so damn hot.
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And it wasn't a camp at all.
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It was more like a prison.
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Guard towers and searchlights.
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There was barbed wire.
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Armed soldiers patrolled
the perimeters
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and would shoot anyone
trying to escape.
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We just couldn't get over
the shock of being imprisoned.
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Everybody lost their homes
and businesses.
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Boys, why don't you take
those two over there?
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Take that one.
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We were looked upon as traitors
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in our own country.
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But let me tell you something:
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during the entire war, there was
not one single incident
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of treason ever committed
by Japanese-Americans!
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Not a one!
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So, apparently, David Toriyama
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is who he says he is.
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He's a widower,
no surviving family,
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taught for 25 years
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in the public
school system.
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And yes,
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when he was a kid,
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he was an internee
at Honouliuli.
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Service record?
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Well, it's pretty
impressive, actually.
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He served in Korea
and was personally cited
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by Douglas MacArthur for bravery
at the battle of Inchon.
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Okay. Um...
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what about his father?
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Anything on him--
James Toriyama?
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Well, here's where
the information conflicts
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with what David told us.
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Now, camp operations
was under the jurisdiction
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of the Army Provost
Marshal General,
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but the official
camp history is in
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the National Archives.
I was able to access it,
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and I found only one reference
to a James Toriyama.
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00:15:48,951 --> 00:15:53,088
He was killed by a fellow
internee in May of 1943.
265
00:15:59,595 --> 00:16:01,763
David, as it turns out,
266
00:16:01,765 --> 00:16:05,634
your father was killed during
a fight with another internee.
267
00:16:05,636 --> 00:16:07,519
Where did you learn that?
268
00:16:07,521 --> 00:16:09,304
From the official record.
269
00:16:10,474 --> 00:16:12,924
That might be
the official record,
270
00:16:12,926 --> 00:16:14,259
but it's not the truth.
271
00:16:14,261 --> 00:16:16,278
So you're saying
there was a cover-up?
272
00:16:16,280 --> 00:16:18,363
What have I been
telling you?
273
00:16:18,365 --> 00:16:21,900
My father was murdered by a GI
274
00:16:21,902 --> 00:16:25,670
and it was buried
because he was Japanese!
275
00:16:30,710 --> 00:16:32,077
Yeah, Danny.
276
00:16:32,079 --> 00:16:34,713
I got a hit on Ezra Clark.
277
00:16:34,715 --> 00:16:36,381
Pulled up juvenile record.
278
00:16:36,383 --> 00:16:37,716
Apparently, this guy had
279
00:16:37,718 --> 00:16:39,784
a permanent spot
on Santa's naughty list.
280
00:16:39,786 --> 00:16:41,052
All right, give me
the highlights.
281
00:16:41,054 --> 00:16:42,921
Okay. He was considered
a troubled youth
282
00:16:42,923 --> 00:16:44,756
with years of repeat offenses
283
00:16:44,758 --> 00:16:46,458
and a tendency
toward violent behavior.
284
00:16:46,460 --> 00:16:48,310
Last case he caught,
he got into a beef,
285
00:16:48,312 --> 00:16:49,811
broke a bottle
over a kid's face,
286
00:16:49,813 --> 00:16:52,797
cut him up pretty good.
Judge labeled him high risk.
287
00:16:52,799 --> 00:16:55,350
Gave him two choices:
the army or jail.
288
00:16:55,352 --> 00:16:58,153
Looks like he might get
the chance to experience both.
289
00:16:58,155 --> 00:17:01,440
Leave! Before I call the cops!
290
00:17:03,359 --> 00:17:05,694
Uh, sir, we are the cops.
291
00:17:05,696 --> 00:17:08,697
I never heard
of Five-O.
292
00:17:08,699 --> 00:17:10,582
Okay, uh,
how about here--
293
00:17:10,584 --> 00:17:12,501
I'll show you
my badge again.
294
00:17:12,503 --> 00:17:13,702
Son, are you implying
295
00:17:13,704 --> 00:17:15,036
I can't see or read?
296
00:17:15,038 --> 00:17:16,154
No, of course not.
297
00:17:16,156 --> 00:17:17,539
I'm sorry.
I just figured
298
00:17:17,541 --> 00:17:19,007
you'd remember us
from this morning.
299
00:17:19,009 --> 00:17:20,926
Well, I don't!
300
00:17:20,928 --> 00:17:24,679
Mr. Clark, we just want
to get some answers, that's all.
301
00:17:24,681 --> 00:17:27,899
Ma'am, no offense,
but I don't care for the police,
302
00:17:27,901 --> 00:17:29,501
so unless you're here
for some other reason,
303
00:17:29,503 --> 00:17:32,304
I suggest you get the hell
out of my house!
304
00:17:32,306 --> 00:17:33,355
Yeah, we will
305
00:17:33,357 --> 00:17:35,106
as soon as we're done
talking to you.
306
00:17:35,108 --> 00:17:38,393
You were a guard
at the Honouliuli camp.
307
00:17:38,395 --> 00:17:41,062
You remember a family--
the Toriyama family--
308
00:17:41,064 --> 00:17:42,898
specifically, a James Toriyama?
309
00:17:42,900 --> 00:17:46,318
James Tori... what? Seriously?
310
00:17:46,320 --> 00:17:48,353
I can't remember
what I had for breakfast,
311
00:17:48,355 --> 00:17:50,855
let alone some Jap
from 70 years ago.
312
00:17:50,857 --> 00:17:53,458
Yeah, 'cause they all
look alike, right?
313
00:17:53,460 --> 00:17:56,628
That's what we called
the enemy back then.
314
00:17:56,630 --> 00:17:59,548
There's nothing
between the lines!
315
00:17:59,550 --> 00:18:01,833
Okay, well, when you say it,
it sounds personal.
316
00:18:01,835 --> 00:18:03,218
I'm just saying.
317
00:18:03,220 --> 00:18:04,302
Listen to me.
318
00:18:04,304 --> 00:18:07,005
We were at war.
319
00:18:07,007 --> 00:18:09,174
Those people were our enemies!
320
00:18:09,176 --> 00:18:12,844
What were "those people""
to you before the war?
321
00:18:12,846 --> 00:18:13,979
Get out!
322
00:18:13,981 --> 00:18:14,980
One more question:
323
00:18:14,982 --> 00:18:17,148
Did you kill
James Toriyama?
324
00:18:17,150 --> 00:18:18,266
That's why you're here?
325
00:18:18,268 --> 00:18:19,684
To accuse me of murder?
326
00:18:19,686 --> 00:18:20,902
Answer the question.
327
00:18:20,904 --> 00:18:23,822
Did you kill James Toriyama
and steal his katana?
328
00:18:23,824 --> 00:18:27,943
No. Now get out
before I lose my temper!
329
00:18:27,945 --> 00:18:29,611
Dad?
330
00:18:29,613 --> 00:18:32,247
Are you all right?
331
00:18:33,732 --> 00:18:35,567
What's going on?
332
00:18:35,569 --> 00:18:40,038
It's okay, honey.
333
00:18:40,040 --> 00:18:42,424
My daughter Linda.
334
00:18:42,426 --> 00:18:46,261
Kinda takes the wind right out
of your sails, doesn't it?
335
00:18:46,263 --> 00:18:48,296
If I hated
the Japanese so much,
336
00:18:48,298 --> 00:18:51,016
why would I have
married one?
337
00:19:03,622 --> 00:19:05,523
Mr. Toriyama?
338
00:19:06,658 --> 00:19:07,725
Can I help you?
339
00:19:07,727 --> 00:19:08,893
Uh, just came in
340
00:19:08,895 --> 00:19:10,328
to see if you
needed anything.
341
00:19:10,330 --> 00:19:11,596
You okay?
342
00:19:11,598 --> 00:19:14,799
Yeah, yeah. Thank you.
343
00:19:14,801 --> 00:19:18,669
If I may, sir, I'd like
to shake your hand.
344
00:19:21,006 --> 00:19:23,341
You do know I was going
345
00:19:23,343 --> 00:19:26,677
to murder a man today.
346
00:19:26,679 --> 00:19:29,147
You were a soldier.
347
00:19:29,149 --> 00:19:30,598
You know guns.
348
00:19:30,600 --> 00:19:34,652
I think you know your
weapon wasn't going to fire.
349
00:19:35,737 --> 00:19:38,856
I think you went to Pearl Harbor
today to make a point,
350
00:19:38,858 --> 00:19:41,025
not kill a man.
351
00:19:45,164 --> 00:19:46,531
What's your name, son?
352
00:19:46,533 --> 00:19:48,032
Chin Ho Kelly.
353
00:19:48,034 --> 00:19:49,033
Korean?
354
00:19:49,035 --> 00:19:50,234
It's in the mix.
355
00:19:50,236 --> 00:19:51,836
A little Japanese
as well.
356
00:19:51,838 --> 00:19:54,038
In fact, I had
an uncle who spent
357
00:19:54,040 --> 00:19:56,040
some time at the
Sand Island camp.
358
00:19:59,411 --> 00:20:01,745
You have a family, son?
359
00:20:01,747 --> 00:20:03,381
Not yet.
360
00:20:03,383 --> 00:20:05,216
When you do...
361
00:20:06,435 --> 00:20:09,187
...make sure you
tell your children
362
00:20:09,189 --> 00:20:10,771
what happened us.
363
00:20:10,773 --> 00:20:13,307
They must never forget.
364
00:20:18,930 --> 00:20:21,199
If you need anything at all,
just let me know.
365
00:20:21,201 --> 00:20:26,320
Excuse me.
Thank you.
366
00:20:28,241 --> 00:20:29,824
Ezra Clark give you anything?
367
00:20:29,826 --> 00:20:30,791
Besides attitude?
368
00:20:30,793 --> 00:20:32,076
Not much.
369
00:20:32,078 --> 00:20:33,411
Well, the medications
he's taking
370
00:20:33,413 --> 00:20:36,130
is for treatment
of Alzheimer's and dementia.
371
00:20:36,132 --> 00:20:38,466
My Aunt Lois
is on the same pill regimen,
372
00:20:38,468 --> 00:20:40,618
so it's possible,
depending on what stage he's in,
373
00:20:40,620 --> 00:20:42,803
he might not even really
remember whether or not
374
00:20:42,805 --> 00:20:43,954
he killed David's father.
375
00:20:43,956 --> 00:20:46,674
It's also possible
he has selective memory.
376
00:20:46,676 --> 00:20:48,226
Some of those guards
at those camps
377
00:20:48,228 --> 00:20:49,510
weren't exactly known
for their humanity.
378
00:20:49,512 --> 00:20:51,062
In fact, there were
plenty of cases
379
00:20:51,064 --> 00:20:52,630
where internees were
actually killed by them,
380
00:20:52,632 --> 00:20:54,515
allegedly for resisting orders.
381
00:20:54,517 --> 00:20:56,467
Hey, what are we
gonna do about
382
00:20:56,469 --> 00:20:57,968
Mr. Toriyama?
We can't keep him here.
383
00:21:17,422 --> 00:21:21,175
I still don't understand.
384
00:21:21,177 --> 00:21:23,494
How come I'm not under arrest?
385
00:21:23,496 --> 00:21:24,995
Who says you're not?
386
00:21:24,997 --> 00:21:26,830
I'm placing you under
house arrest, all right?
387
00:21:26,832 --> 00:21:29,517
You're to stay here
until we get to the bottom of it.
388
00:21:29,519 --> 00:21:33,437
You're going
to investigate my case?
389
00:21:34,973 --> 00:21:37,525
Yes, I am. That's my job.
390
00:21:37,527 --> 00:21:41,228
But there's one thing
I need from you:
391
00:21:41,230 --> 00:21:43,781
Soldier to soldier...
392
00:21:43,783 --> 00:21:46,233
I need your word that
you're telling me the truth.
393
00:21:46,235 --> 00:21:48,235
I am.
394
00:21:48,237 --> 00:21:49,320
Okay.
395
00:21:49,322 --> 00:21:51,572
That's good enough for me.
396
00:21:51,574 --> 00:21:52,623
Thank you.
397
00:21:52,625 --> 00:21:54,024
No, don't thank me yet.
398
00:21:54,026 --> 00:21:56,360
You got a picture
of that stolen katana?
399
00:22:00,716 --> 00:22:02,550
That's my mother.
400
00:22:06,338 --> 00:22:09,807
Ah, and here's my father.
401
00:22:11,210 --> 00:22:12,510
Who's this soldier?
402
00:22:12,512 --> 00:22:15,313
That's my brother Kenji.
403
00:22:15,315 --> 00:22:18,482
He didn't want to
stay in the camp
404
00:22:18,484 --> 00:22:20,318
so he enlisted.
405
00:22:20,320 --> 00:22:25,573
Many of the Nisei
his age did the same.
406
00:22:25,575 --> 00:22:28,409
He was in a unit
that was composed
407
00:22:28,411 --> 00:22:31,612
mostly of Japanese-Americans--
408
00:22:31,614 --> 00:22:34,582
the 442nd Regimental
Combat Team.
409
00:22:34,584 --> 00:22:37,084
Yeah, the 442nd Purple
Heart Battalion.
410
00:22:37,086 --> 00:22:40,421
They were the most
decorated infantry unit
411
00:22:40,423 --> 00:22:42,423
in the, in the history
of the United States Army.
412
00:22:42,425 --> 00:22:43,574
Their motto was "Go For Broke."
413
00:22:43,576 --> 00:22:46,544
Good to know
you weren't sleeping
414
00:22:46,546 --> 00:22:49,046
in your Annapolis class
during that lesson.
415
00:22:50,633 --> 00:22:53,551
What happened to Kenji?
416
00:22:53,553 --> 00:22:55,919
Uh...
417
00:22:55,921 --> 00:22:58,305
Killed in action.
418
00:22:58,307 --> 00:23:00,808
Italy.
419
00:23:03,311 --> 00:23:05,146
Not a day goes by
420
00:23:05,148 --> 00:23:07,398
that I don't miss my brother.
421
00:23:10,318 --> 00:23:13,937
Ah, here's the sword.
422
00:23:16,408 --> 00:23:17,775
Beautiful.
423
00:23:17,777 --> 00:23:19,043
Yes.
424
00:23:19,828 --> 00:23:21,779
Brilliant piece
of craftsmanship
425
00:23:21,781 --> 00:23:23,714
from the Koto Era.
426
00:23:23,716 --> 00:23:25,449
Up until that time,
427
00:23:25,451 --> 00:23:29,303
katana were regarded
as evil and ugly.
428
00:23:29,305 --> 00:23:32,923
But swords like this
were considered
429
00:23:32,925 --> 00:23:34,975
deeply spiritual,
430
00:23:34,977 --> 00:23:37,845
pure and benevolent.
431
00:23:39,514 --> 00:23:43,517
There's, um... there's
an inscription in it.
432
00:23:43,519 --> 00:23:45,019
Ah.
433
00:23:45,021 --> 00:23:47,571
"Heaven favors the strong
434
00:23:47,573 --> 00:23:49,740
and the just."
435
00:23:53,028 --> 00:23:55,112
Mr. Toriyama, I'd like to borrow
this photograph, please.
436
00:23:55,114 --> 00:23:57,865
I'd like to run it
through a crime database
437
00:23:57,867 --> 00:23:59,250
of stolen artifacts,
438
00:23:59,252 --> 00:24:02,620
see if your sword has popped up
anywhere in the last 70 years.
439
00:24:02,622 --> 00:24:04,038
Yes, of course.
440
00:24:04,040 --> 00:24:06,257
Thanks.
441
00:24:25,193 --> 00:24:26,310
Steve?
442
00:24:26,312 --> 00:24:29,313
That's my grandfather.
443
00:24:29,315 --> 00:24:31,482
This man right here
is my grandfather.
444
00:24:31,484 --> 00:24:32,683
What is he doing
in your family album?
445
00:24:32,685 --> 00:24:33,851
I don't know.
446
00:24:33,853 --> 00:24:35,402
What's his name?
447
00:24:35,404 --> 00:24:38,021
He-he looks like
he was in the Navy.
448
00:24:38,023 --> 00:24:39,573
His name was Steven McGarrett.
He was an ensign.
449
00:24:39,575 --> 00:24:40,908
And he served on the Arizona.
450
00:24:40,910 --> 00:24:43,661
And he died in the attack
on Pearl Harbor.
451
00:24:43,663 --> 00:24:47,581
I'm sorry.
452
00:25:01,596 --> 00:25:03,264
Well, I'd like to state,
for the record,
453
00:25:03,266 --> 00:25:04,715
that I am confused.
454
00:25:04,717 --> 00:25:06,817
We got an old guy
with a gun
455
00:25:06,819 --> 00:25:09,219
who made a premeditated decision
to kill somebody.
456
00:25:09,221 --> 00:25:10,721
And we don't lock him up,
457
00:25:10,723 --> 00:25:12,556
instead we, uh,
we run errands for him.
458
00:25:12,558 --> 00:25:13,524
is isn't a street crime.
459
00:25:13,526 --> 00:25:15,025
And it's not about money.
460
00:25:15,027 --> 00:25:16,193
This case is about honor.
461
00:25:16,195 --> 00:25:18,078
His method, it was wrong.
462
00:25:18,080 --> 00:25:19,229
I don't condone it.
463
00:25:19,231 --> 00:25:21,031
But we owe it to him to,
464
00:25:21,033 --> 00:25:22,867
at the very least,
investigate.
465
00:25:22,869 --> 00:25:25,085
Okay, I see what's happening.
You know what you're becoming, right?
466
00:25:25,087 --> 00:25:26,704
Bet you're gonna
tell me, aren't you?
467
00:25:26,706 --> 00:25:27,671
A big softie.
468
00:25:27,673 --> 00:25:29,623
I was right.
469
00:25:29,625 --> 00:25:31,592
With a bleeding heart,
which somehow you now have.
470
00:25:31,594 --> 00:25:33,177
I mean, I don't know, maybe...
471
00:25:33,179 --> 00:25:36,413
maybe you're becoming
a human being, Steve.
472
00:25:48,777 --> 00:25:51,228
Welcome.
473
00:25:51,230 --> 00:25:54,532
So, this is where the Army
stores all its old MP records.
474
00:25:54,534 --> 00:25:56,116
How old is "old"?
475
00:25:56,118 --> 00:25:58,235
Well, the military's
been in Hawaii
476
00:25:58,237 --> 00:25:59,670
since the McKinley Era--
477
00:25:59,672 --> 00:26:01,872
that's what? 120 years.
478
00:26:01,874 --> 00:26:03,824
Oh, that's good.
We can go find King Tut.
479
00:26:07,430 --> 00:26:09,713
Please, after you.
480
00:26:15,754 --> 00:26:17,621
Hey.
Huh?
481
00:26:17,623 --> 00:26:19,122
Come on.
482
00:26:19,124 --> 00:26:22,893
Uh, you know, uh, how I feel
about cramped spaces like this.
483
00:26:22,895 --> 00:26:23,928
I'll hold your hand, come on.
484
00:26:23,930 --> 00:26:25,396
Hey, claustrophobia is not
485
00:26:25,398 --> 00:26:26,897
something you make
fun of, Steve, okay?
486
00:26:26,899 --> 00:26:27,932
We'll hold a telethon.
487
00:26:27,934 --> 00:26:29,233
Come on.
488
00:26:29,235 --> 00:26:30,234
You're a jerk, you know that?
489
00:26:30,236 --> 00:26:31,518
Let's go.
490
00:26:31,520 --> 00:26:33,270
What is that sound?
491
00:26:33,272 --> 00:26:34,521
Is that rain?
492
00:26:34,523 --> 00:26:37,491
It's rats.
You could've lied.
493
00:26:37,493 --> 00:26:39,243
Looks like these are
all tagged by year.
494
00:26:39,245 --> 00:26:41,812
Looking for 1943.
495
00:26:41,814 --> 00:26:44,031
Yeah, I'm in the '60s here.
496
00:26:46,751 --> 00:26:48,202
'57.
497
00:26:49,537 --> 00:26:51,121
Right here.
498
00:26:51,123 --> 00:26:53,207
'43-- I got it.
499
00:26:53,209 --> 00:26:54,842
Let's see what we got.
500
00:27:02,050 --> 00:27:03,300
Nice little rat condo?
501
00:27:03,302 --> 00:27:07,004
Yeah. All right, January.
502
00:27:07,006 --> 00:27:09,974
February... come on.
503
00:27:09,976 --> 00:27:13,060
And May, here we go.
504
00:27:14,362 --> 00:27:16,981
Uh, they're MP daily reports,
505
00:27:16,983 --> 00:27:18,532
duty logs...
506
00:27:18,534 --> 00:27:20,534
What is that?
507
00:27:20,536 --> 00:27:21,986
It's an S.I.R.
508
00:27:21,988 --> 00:27:23,186
What's an S.I.R.?
509
00:27:23,188 --> 00:27:24,855
A "Serious Incident Report."
510
00:27:24,857 --> 00:27:26,657
The writing's
pretty faded.
511
00:27:26,659 --> 00:27:28,709
Yeah, but look right
there-- it says May 24.
512
00:27:28,711 --> 00:27:31,078
That's the time the old man
said the murder took place.
513
00:27:31,080 --> 00:27:32,329
All right, pack all this up.
514
00:27:32,331 --> 00:27:33,998
Get everything back to the lab.
515
00:27:34,000 --> 00:27:35,032
Everything?
516
00:27:35,034 --> 00:27:36,216
Everything.
517
00:27:37,836 --> 00:27:39,169
Here it is.
518
00:27:39,171 --> 00:27:42,205
"Type of criminal activity--
519
00:27:42,207 --> 00:27:43,557
"murder by shooting.
520
00:27:43,559 --> 00:27:45,592
"Victim's name--
521
00:27:45,594 --> 00:27:47,061
James Toriyama."
522
00:27:49,380 --> 00:27:52,733
This looks like the,
uh, witness report.
523
00:27:52,735 --> 00:27:54,601
Th's interesting.
524
00:27:54,603 --> 00:27:58,656
Uh, Ezra Clark is a witness,
not, uh, an offender.
525
00:27:58,658 --> 00:27:59,857
All right, page three.
526
00:27:59,859 --> 00:28:02,409
Where's the rest of it?
That's all there is.
527
00:28:02,411 --> 00:28:03,744
What do you mean
that's all there is?
528
00:28:03,746 --> 00:28:05,562
There's no description
of the actual events.
529
00:28:05,564 --> 00:28:07,614
Maybe it ended up,
uh, rat kibble.
530
00:28:07,616 --> 00:28:09,333
I don't think so.
531
00:28:09,335 --> 00:28:11,201
You see this jagged tear mark?
532
00:28:11,203 --> 00:28:14,004
It's longer than the others
and discolored along the edges.
533
00:28:14,006 --> 00:28:15,706
I think it was torn off.
534
00:28:17,375 --> 00:28:19,343
All right, go back
to, uh, page one.
535
00:28:19,345 --> 00:28:20,878
Let's see if we can work out
who wrote this.
536
00:28:20,880 --> 00:28:22,212
There.
537
00:28:22,214 --> 00:28:24,081
"George, George P.""
538
00:28:24,083 --> 00:28:25,466
Is that a P?
It's "George P."
539
00:28:25,468 --> 00:28:27,468
It's good, all we got
to do is find George P.
540
00:28:27,470 --> 00:28:29,386
if he's alive, and maybe
he can tell us what happened.
541
00:28:29,388 --> 00:28:30,721
And if that page is
just missing
542
00:28:30,723 --> 00:28:32,056
or it was actually
torn out deliberately.
543
00:28:32,058 --> 00:28:33,107
If that's the case,
544
00:28:33,109 --> 00:28:35,142
David Toriyama was right.
545
00:28:35,144 --> 00:28:37,311
This was a cover-up.
546
00:29:17,868 --> 00:29:19,302
Yeah, Danny.
547
00:29:19,304 --> 00:29:20,937
Ho, what are you doing?
Where are you?
548
00:29:20,939 --> 00:29:21,938
I'm at the house.
549
00:29:21,940 --> 00:29:22,939
I'm just going through some
550
00:29:22,941 --> 00:29:23,873
of my grandfather's stuff.
551
00:29:23,875 --> 00:29:25,591
Seeing if I can find
a connection
552
00:29:25,593 --> 00:29:27,310
to David Toriyama.
553
00:29:27,312 --> 00:29:28,460
And?
554
00:29:28,462 --> 00:29:30,763
Nothing yet. What about you?
555
00:29:30,765 --> 00:29:32,298
I reached out
to the Pentagon
556
00:29:32,300 --> 00:29:34,100
and all the veterans
organizations.
557
00:29:34,102 --> 00:29:35,852
As far as I can tell,
there was no one
558
00:29:35,854 --> 00:29:38,354
in the Honouliuli MP unit
with the name George P.
559
00:29:38,356 --> 00:29:40,039
Yeah, and I had
Catherine ask David.
560
00:29:40,041 --> 00:29:41,774
He said he never heard
of the guy either.
561
00:29:41,776 --> 00:29:43,326
The name had to come
from somewhere.
562
00:29:43,328 --> 00:29:45,161
Hey, you get any hits
on the sword
563
00:29:45,163 --> 00:29:46,496
from the stolen
artifacts database?
564
00:29:46,498 --> 00:29:48,331
Nothing.
565
00:29:48,333 --> 00:29:51,167
Okay, so that means it could
still be with the person
566
00:29:51,169 --> 00:29:52,752
who stole it and then
killed James Toriyama.
567
00:29:52,754 --> 00:29:55,338
Right now, Ezra Clark.
568
00:29:55,340 --> 00:29:56,589
Yeah, that's what David thinks.
569
00:29:56,591 --> 00:29:58,791
Except, after 70 years,
memories fade,
570
00:29:58,793 --> 00:30:01,427
and David might not be
remembering all the details.
571
00:30:01,429 --> 00:30:03,513
You know what we need to do?
572
00:30:03,515 --> 00:30:05,715
We need to jar his memory.
573
00:30:58,718 --> 00:31:01,404
The main guard tower was here.
574
00:31:03,273 --> 00:31:06,776
An American soldier sat up there
575
00:31:06,778 --> 00:31:10,396
behind a 30-caliber
machine gun.
576
00:31:10,398 --> 00:31:13,732
Someone was watching
our every move.
577
00:31:31,351 --> 00:31:34,420
This is where my mother
had her garden.
578
00:31:34,422 --> 00:31:37,940
The ground was so sandy.
579
00:31:37,942 --> 00:31:41,944
She could only grow
root vegetables--
580
00:31:41,946 --> 00:31:44,563
parsnips, carrots,
581
00:31:44,565 --> 00:31:46,699
radishes.
582
00:31:59,946 --> 00:32:02,965
And this is where she collapsed
583
00:32:02,967 --> 00:32:04,917
when we got the news
584
00:32:04,919 --> 00:32:07,920
that Kenji had been killed
in Italy.
585
00:32:10,007 --> 00:32:12,174
Listen.
586
00:32:13,877 --> 00:32:16,228
Can you hear her cry?
587
00:32:18,482 --> 00:32:20,650
I still can.
588
00:32:37,200 --> 00:32:39,618
Here.
589
00:32:39,620 --> 00:32:42,788
Right here.
590
00:32:42,790 --> 00:32:46,042
This is the place.
591
00:32:46,044 --> 00:32:48,210
This is where we lived.
592
00:32:54,434 --> 00:32:56,135
David!
593
00:32:59,606 --> 00:33:01,774
Nice throw, son.
594
00:33:12,018 --> 00:33:13,486
David, stay here.
595
00:33:13,488 --> 00:33:15,654
I'll be right back.
596
00:33:44,067 --> 00:33:46,235
Are you sure, David?
597
00:33:46,237 --> 00:33:49,021
That Ezra Clark
pulled that trigger?
598
00:33:49,023 --> 00:33:51,741
I've thought about that face
599
00:33:51,743 --> 00:33:55,444
every day for the last 70 years.
600
00:33:57,497 --> 00:34:00,282
So David was here,
601
00:34:00,284 --> 00:34:02,067
25 yards away
from the tents.
602
00:34:02,069 --> 00:34:03,953
And according to
Ezra Clark's statement,
603
00:34:03,955 --> 00:34:06,756
he was posted here,
just 10 yards away.
604
00:34:06,758 --> 00:34:08,007
Well, David said
605
00:34:08,009 --> 00:34:10,176
he responded to the sound
of a gunshot, right?
606
00:34:10,178 --> 00:34:11,794
He goes in, he finds
his father on the floor
607
00:34:11,796 --> 00:34:13,763
bleeding from
a head wound.
608
00:34:13,765 --> 00:34:14,746
All right, well,
Ezra had the means,
609
00:34:14,748 --> 00:34:16,215
he had the opportunity.
610
00:34:16,217 --> 00:34:17,633
Wait a second, though.
611
00:34:17,635 --> 00:34:19,552
If Ezra stole the sword,
why would he stick around?
612
00:34:19,554 --> 00:34:22,054
And no one, not even David,
said that he had it on him.
613
00:34:22,056 --> 00:34:24,140
Well, maybe he stashed it
and came back and got it later.
614
00:34:24,142 --> 00:34:26,025
Or maybe Ezra
didn't kill James.
615
00:34:26,027 --> 00:34:27,893
Maybe he was responding
to the same gunshot
616
00:34:27,895 --> 00:34:29,145
that David heard.
617
00:34:29,147 --> 00:34:31,197
He went in, got blood on himself
trying to revive him.
618
00:34:34,068 --> 00:34:35,651
Charlie,
what do you got?
619
00:34:35,653 --> 00:34:37,937
I used a forensic laser
on the incident report
620
00:34:37,939 --> 00:34:40,790
to bring up the
missing signature.
621
00:34:40,792 --> 00:34:43,325
The first name
is definitely "George"
622
00:34:43,327 --> 00:34:46,278
but the last name
did not start with "P,"
623
00:34:46,280 --> 00:34:48,414
as we originally thought.
624
00:34:48,416 --> 00:34:49,548
It's an "R."
625
00:34:49,550 --> 00:34:51,750
The diagonal stroke was missing.
626
00:34:51,752 --> 00:34:53,636
Guy you're looking for
627
00:34:53,638 --> 00:34:56,055
is an ex-cop named George Rigby.
628
00:34:56,057 --> 00:34:58,841
Yeah, Dad passed away in '92.
629
00:34:58,843 --> 00:35:01,844
He was with HPD for 30 years.
630
00:35:01,846 --> 00:35:04,346
Moved up the ladder
from beat cop to administration.
631
00:35:04,348 --> 00:35:05,797
What about
World War II?
632
00:35:05,799 --> 00:35:07,817
Well, he was
with homicide.
633
00:35:07,819 --> 00:35:09,735
Even though Hawaii
was under martial law,
634
00:35:09,737 --> 00:35:11,303
they still needed cops,
635
00:35:11,305 --> 00:35:13,489
and Dad was just too old
to be drafted.
636
00:35:14,807 --> 00:35:17,142
Let me help you with that.
Yeah.
637
00:35:18,862 --> 00:35:20,362
Dad always wanted
to be a writer.
638
00:35:20,364 --> 00:35:22,581
That's why he kept
all his case work.
639
00:35:22,583 --> 00:35:24,750
He never got around
to that novel.
640
00:35:24,752 --> 00:35:26,919
If what you're
looking for exists,
641
00:35:26,921 --> 00:35:29,121
it's in here.
642
00:35:32,659 --> 00:35:33,759
I gotta tell you, man,
643
00:35:33,761 --> 00:35:34,960
this guy Rigby
didn't miss a trick.
644
00:35:34,962 --> 00:35:36,145
I mean, he's got notes of
645
00:35:36,147 --> 00:35:39,548
every single crime scene
he was ever on...
646
00:35:39,550 --> 00:35:41,133
the witness
descriptions...
647
00:35:41,135 --> 00:35:42,668
I mean, the details
are incredible.
648
00:35:42,670 --> 00:35:43,853
Hold on, hold on...
649
00:35:43,855 --> 00:35:45,271
What?
This is it.
650
00:35:45,273 --> 00:35:48,557
All right, Ezra Clark's
witness statement.
651
00:35:48,559 --> 00:35:50,526
"I heard a gunshot
and responded.
652
00:35:50,528 --> 00:35:52,611
"Saw a guy run out
the back of the tent.
653
00:35:52,613 --> 00:35:54,029
"He wasn't one of
the camp guards,
654
00:35:54,031 --> 00:35:55,447
but I had seen him
hanging around before."
655
00:35:55,449 --> 00:35:57,015
Well, does he identify the guy?
656
00:35:57,017 --> 00:35:58,617
No, not here.
657
00:35:58,619 --> 00:35:59,785
All right,
keep flipping pages.
658
00:35:59,787 --> 00:36:01,070
I'm telling you,
if Rigby was half the cop
659
00:36:01,072 --> 00:36:02,020
that he seems to be,
660
00:36:02,022 --> 00:36:03,522
he had to run
down that lead.
661
00:36:04,791 --> 00:36:05,857
Got it.
662
00:36:05,859 --> 00:36:08,494
Rigby I.D.'d the guy
as Joseph Archer.
663
00:36:08,496 --> 00:36:10,862
He was the kid brother
of Albert Archer,
664
00:36:10,864 --> 00:36:12,431
who was the head guard
at the camp.
665
00:36:12,433 --> 00:36:13,532
All right.
666
00:36:13,534 --> 00:36:14,533
That explains the missing page.
667
00:36:14,535 --> 00:36:16,969
Joseph commits a murder,
668
00:36:16,971 --> 00:36:19,638
and then Albert rips out
the page of the incident report
669
00:36:19,640 --> 00:36:21,006
to protect his little brother.
670
00:36:21,008 --> 00:36:23,225
Chin, was Joseph a GI?
671
00:36:23,227 --> 00:36:24,310
No, but I'm guessing he must've
672
00:36:24,312 --> 00:36:25,561
paid his brother
a visit at the camp,
673
00:36:25,563 --> 00:36:28,731
and then used his access
to rip off some internees.
674
00:36:28,733 --> 00:36:30,232
What else you got on Archer?
675
00:36:30,234 --> 00:36:32,735
Well, he was in and out
of trouble his whole life.
676
00:36:32,737 --> 00:36:35,905
Mostly petty stuff, uh...
property and auto theft.
677
00:36:35,907 --> 00:36:39,525
Uh, then in 1952,
he graduated to the big time
678
00:36:39,527 --> 00:36:40,693
and was arrested for murder.
679
00:36:40,695 --> 00:36:42,912
He died in Halawa
680
00:36:42,914 --> 00:36:44,396
serving out a life sentence.
681
00:36:44,398 --> 00:36:46,732
We need to run down
that homicide report.
682
00:36:46,734 --> 00:36:47,950
I'm way ahead of you.
683
00:36:47,952 --> 00:36:49,952
The murder weapon was a .38,
684
00:36:49,954 --> 00:36:51,236
and it's still in HPD custody.
685
00:36:51,238 --> 00:36:53,255
All right, they
never did an autopsy
686
00:36:53,257 --> 00:36:54,840
on David's father,
687
00:36:54,842 --> 00:36:57,259
so the bullet could still
be inside his body.
688
00:36:57,261 --> 00:36:59,878
Chin, where was
James Toriyama buried?
689
00:37:01,298 --> 00:37:03,182
There's a little cemetery
near the camp.
690
00:37:03,184 --> 00:37:05,935
Ah, it's no more than
a potter's field.
691
00:37:05,937 --> 00:37:07,937
If we could find that bullet
692
00:37:07,939 --> 00:37:10,606
and match it to that gun,
we've got our killer.
693
00:38:21,055 --> 00:38:23,273
Firing one!
694
00:38:38,205 --> 00:38:40,156
It's a match.
695
00:38:43,043 --> 00:38:44,460
How you doing?
Five-O.
696
00:38:44,462 --> 00:38:46,296
You Thomas Archer?
Yes.
697
00:38:46,298 --> 00:38:47,830
Grandson of
Joseph Archer?
698
00:38:47,832 --> 00:38:49,082
That's right.
699
00:38:49,084 --> 00:38:50,667
Uh, what can I do for you?
700
00:38:50,669 --> 00:38:52,519
You ever seen this?
701
00:38:52,521 --> 00:38:54,554
Sure.
702
00:38:54,556 --> 00:38:55,722
That's my grandpa's sword.
703
00:38:55,724 --> 00:38:57,090
Do you know where it is?
704
00:39:11,572 --> 00:39:13,740
May I?
705
00:39:13,742 --> 00:39:15,391
Is there
something wrong?
706
00:39:26,337 --> 00:39:29,622
Do you have any idea how your
grandfather got this sword?
707
00:39:39,533 --> 00:39:41,584
Where...?
708
00:39:41,586 --> 00:39:43,803
How...?
709
00:39:43,805 --> 00:39:45,388
Mr. Toriyama,
710
00:39:45,390 --> 00:39:48,090
Ezra Clark did not
kill your father.
711
00:39:48,092 --> 00:39:49,592
The man who
pulled the trigger
712
00:39:49,594 --> 00:39:51,561
was named
Joseph Archer.
713
00:39:51,563 --> 00:39:53,029
He was a career
criminal who died
714
00:39:53,031 --> 00:39:55,698
while serving a life sentence
in the penitentiary.
715
00:39:57,451 --> 00:40:00,102
On behalf of the United
States Government,
716
00:40:00,104 --> 00:40:02,622
we'd like to return
this property to you,
717
00:40:02,624 --> 00:40:04,073
its rightful owner...
718
00:40:04,992 --> 00:40:06,942
...and extend our most
humble apologies.
719
00:40:20,924 --> 00:40:22,625
David...
720
00:40:22,627 --> 00:40:24,811
one more thing.
721
00:40:38,942 --> 00:40:40,526
Excuse me.
722
00:40:58,328 --> 00:41:00,513
Sir...
723
00:41:01,498 --> 00:41:04,550
I believe I owe
you an apology.
724
00:41:23,037 --> 00:41:24,787
Thank you.
725
00:42:09,149 --> 00:42:13,252
I remembered why
your grandfather's picture
726
00:42:13,254 --> 00:42:15,538
was in our family photo album.
727
00:42:16,340 --> 00:42:18,591
There was this
young serviceman
728
00:42:18,593 --> 00:42:22,345
who used to come
to our house for tutoring.
729
00:42:22,347 --> 00:42:25,965
He and his wife were about
to have another child
730
00:42:25,967 --> 00:42:28,083
and he wanted better for them,
731
00:42:28,085 --> 00:42:30,303
so he asked my father
732
00:42:30,305 --> 00:42:34,307
to help him prepare for
an officer aptitude test.
733
00:42:35,359 --> 00:42:38,928
For three months,
he would come over after dinner,
734
00:42:38,930 --> 00:42:42,148
and... when he had spare time,
735
00:42:42,150 --> 00:42:44,367
he'd play catch with me.
736
00:42:46,937 --> 00:42:49,856
That man was your grandfather...
737
00:42:49,858 --> 00:42:52,291
Steven McGarrett.
738
00:42:54,277 --> 00:42:56,913
And the last
time I saw him
739
00:42:56,915 --> 00:43:01,300
was December 6, 1941.
740
00:43:02,920 --> 00:43:05,505
The night he gave me this.
741
00:43:13,764 --> 00:43:16,065
It was a gift for...
742
00:43:16,067 --> 00:43:18,901
my father's help.
743
00:43:38,372 --> 00:43:40,590
You have his heart.
744
00:43:42,009 --> 00:43:43,926
That's how I remembered.
745
00:43:50,384 --> 00:43:52,134
Mahalo.
746
00:44:05,365 --> 00:44:10,365
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