The mentalist s06e13

Oh, no.
Oh, damn it! Get the kids inside! Let's go! Move! All right, you know what to do! Quickly! Quickly! Get them inside! All right, let's go, men.
This is not a drill.
Take the guns.
Get your ammo.
I'm Special Agent Dennis Abbott with the FBI.
Means nothing here.
Well, that's okay, son.
I'd like to speak with whoever's in charge here.
They'll send someone out if they want to send someone out.
Easy! Easy.
Guys, does it have to be so serious? Can we just relax a little? It's the D.
O.
J.
again.
Need to get used to it.
Your victim was a high-profile U.
S.
attorney.
The solicitor general's demanding answers.
Esta calle está bloqueada.
Uh, no problemo, moises.
Uh, they're — they're with me.
Hey, Jane.
How was the flight? Fine.
How long you been here? Oh, about an hour or so.
Yeah, that thing is very smooth, very smooth on the freeway.
I told you it'd be faster to drive.
Where's, uh, Lisbon? No Lisbon? Back in Austin.
She's still dealing with Ardiles' murder.
Oh.
Uh, dos champurrados, uh, para mi amigos.
Oh, I'm fine.
No, thanks.
You're missing out.
It's very, very good.
Uh, Commander Delgado, Special Agent Fischer, Special Agent Cho.
Mucho gusto.
As soon as I heard the victim was an attorney for the U.
S.
government, I made this case my top priority.
This way, please.
So, Commander Delgado, how did you I.
D.
the body so quickly? Medical alert bracelet.
This is Edith Firlock, had a severe nut and dairy allergy.
That's not what killed her.
It was a bullet to the brain.
I've already conducted my examination.
Thank you, Jane.
What time was the body found? Lack of blood on-scene suggests that she was shot somewhere else and dumped here.
Any witnesses see the body arrive? None that will talk about it.
Clean shot to the back of the head, execution-style.
Could be Juarez cartel.
The local police are exploring that angle right now.
I'm telling you guys, the commander and I have been through all of this.
Let's just save a little time, shall we? Have a look at the T-shirt.
Hmm? The sandals.
And this Tattoo.
It looks like an insignia.
So, she has a tattoo and likes casual clothing.
But she doesn't.
She's a federal attorney.
The clear nail polish and the conservative hairstyle suggest that she — she worked very hard to look well-groomed and authoritative Yet she's dressed up as an old-fashioned hippie.
Hmm? It's a costume.
Undercover.
What is that about? Firlock lived in Fort Worth.
Do we know why she was in Mexico? Nah, she had no official business down here.
Border patrol says Edith Firlock never crossed into Mexico.
We have no record of her flying or driving here.
Well, she crossed the border somehow.
I'll call Wylie, check the surveillance on our side.
Hmm.
Mm.
So, lunch.
You like tamales? Ms.
Graham? Just call me Elsie.
Oh, before I forget, this was Edith's.
They asked me to bring it.
Thank you.
Please, take a seat.
Edith was always on that thing.
If she wasn't prepping for a case, she was photo-sharing.
And how long had you been renting a room from Edith? Five years.
We met when she helped me beat an intent-to-distribute charge.
Never carry a suitcase across state lines for a man, no matter how good he looks.
Can you think of anybody in Edith's life who may have had a problem with her? With Edith? No one.
She was the genuine article.
A little gruff, but she saw the good in people.
Certainly saved my life.