WOMAN: Hello? - Hi hun, it's me.
I got two patients and I'm done.
You need anything?
WOMAN: You could pick up the cake on your way,
that would help me a lot.
Sure.
Love you.
WOMAN: Your four o'clock is here.
Come in.
Sergei.
How's the modeling business going?
Couldn't be better.
Good.
Traveling kills me.
Four, five hours of sleep, average.
Yeah?
Your inner body clock's all screwed up.
I'm afraid your cholesterol level has also not improved.
It's still quite elevated.
Everything else is normal.
I'm going to put you on some new medication,
we'll see what happens.
You watch your diet, keep exercising, no stress.
Start these right away.
I'll see you in about two weeks.
No-- check that.
Let's say three weeks.
I'm going to be out of town.
Oh, it's just a vacation with some school friends of mine.
Going to the Philippines, Vietnam.
It's my first time there.
Yeah.
You ever been?
Sure.
A few times.
Really?
Any, uh, tips?
You know, where to have a good time?
You're in Philippines, pretty much everywhere.
Yeah.
So I've heard.
But you're looking for something less crowded.
Put you in touch with someone.
He'll take care of you.
ICE AGENT: ICE!
You're all under arrest!
ICE AGENTS: Move! Move!
MAN: Take it easy, man!
ICE AGENT: First floor is secure!
ICE AGENT: Your hands over your head!
ICE AGENT: Green team, !!
ICE AGENT: Come on! ICE AGENT: Don't move!
ICE AGENT: Don't you move!
Don't you move!
ICE AGENT: On the ground now!
Freeze!
Damnit!
Ah!
Son of a bitch!
Stop!
Police!
Stop or I'll shoot!
Stop!
Show me your hands!
Hands on your head!
I'm not one of them!
Nadia?
Where is Nadia?
I don't know, they took her away!
I-- I have to find her now.
All right?
I really must find her.
SERGEI: After what happened in Queens,
I don't believe in random.
Someone is helping them.
Who?
None of the bitches use the internets.
Then one of your guys is a rat.
ANDREI: No.
They're all clean, boss.
Yeah?
You put a pair of vise grips around the guy's neck
and you'd be surprised what he admits to.
Listen, if someone ratted us out,
they would've busted all the houses.
The bottom line is, I'm losing half a million
a week because of these cops.
This business is starting to roll downhill.
You got me?
You could bail, just walk away from the whole business.
No, no. No, no, no, Andrei.
That's what you would do.
I'll tell you what I'm going to do--
expand.
For each house they bust, I'll open two more.
You know who I saw today Helena?
I saw my papochka.
He came to get me.
Sing that song to me again.
Mhm.
Blow a kiss, make a wish.
Make a wish.
And my song will .
I forget that.
I always forget that part.
It's OK.
Blow a kiss--
SAMANTHA: Excuse me, sir.
Could you just take a look at this picture?
It's my daughter and--
No, sir, I'm-- just take a look at it, I'm not
accusing you of anything.
Please!
Please-- I have to change tapes.
OK, I'm going to get something to drink.
You want a water? - Yeah.
Yes?
Yeah.
Excuse me.
Sir?
Excuse me, sir.
Is this your son, or did you just rent him for an hour?
Sir, are you American?
Do you know that in America we have law now against chi--
- Hey! - Hey!
Leave me alone! - What do you think you're--
Leave me alone, you piece of--
--doing harassing my clients, you bl--
Oh my God!
Ellen?
What happened? - It's-- it's nothing.
It's fine, I'm OK.
You're bleeding! - I'm fine!
It's nothing. - You're not fine!
I'm fine. I'm fine.
Ellen, what went on?
Oh my God.
I'm calling the cops.
Son of a bitch.
SAMANTHA: No, let me do that.
Just-- just--
ELLEN: Let me just get the tape.
Here.
Hold it!
You're going to be black and blue if you don't.
I just want to see where he's coming from,
and what's going on at these joints.
Ah.
Here he comes.
What do you think you're doing harassing my bloody clients,
you bloody bitch!
Oh my God, that's him!
I-- I-- uh, go back.
Go back on him.
That's-- that's the same voice!
It's the-- the guy on the phone that was hurting Annie!
Go back on him!
--harassing my bloody clients, you bloody bitch!
That's him.
You son of a bitch.
Hi, Roy.
I just landed.
I was gonna--
Roy, are you sure?
Aussie accent.
All right.
We'll run a .
Yeah.
It's Tommy.
Do you know who this is?
Yeah.
COP: got a search
warrant for your house. They are coming.
When?
COP: I don't know when.
Get up!
All of you!
Get it moving!
The police are coming.
You know--
Yeah.
Thank God for that cop.
Worth every penny.
Freeze!
You American?
Huh?
Yes.
Huh?
Well you better start praying for extradition, tough guy,
because they're going to rape your white ass all day
and all night in the Manila jail.
You know something?
I just might lose your paperwork for a couple of weeks.
Get him out of here, Roy.
TOMMY: Here.
This will help you sleep a little longer.
You'll wake up tomorrow on a big boat.
Don't give me those long faces.
You'll like Saudi Arabia.
Food and water should last entire trip, about 10 days.
Come on.
You jerk!
No, I'm not going anywhere!
TOMMY: Hold her!
All right.
OK.
There we go.
No!
TOMMY: They're going to start loading
the ship in the morning.
We've got to be here before that.
Look, let me crash at your place for a few days.
It's kind of crowded, you know.
I'm staying at my parents'.
What a dump.
Look at this place.
Get Samantha Gray over here right away.
He's written me back.
MISHA: He has?
"Hello Katya, you sound like nice girl.
I always hoped to meet someone like you, pretty and sweet."
He likes you.
Now what do I have to do to make him take the next step?
He hasn't asked me to come over yet.
MISHA: Make a proposal, be forward.
I'm going to go down to the store
and get you another bag of peas.
They're mushy. All right?
Thank you.
This guy really does look like uncle Sasha.
No he doesn't.
Sure he does.
I mean, look-- look at that face.
Are you kidding me? Look at his eyes!
Look at the way-- - No he doesn't!
I'm sorry.
It's OK.
You-- you want anything else from the store?
I think we're out of milk.
I'll get some.
God damnit.
Hey, what'd you forget?
BILL: What you looked like.
Oh.
Oh, wow.
Well, um, it hasn't been that long, has it?
Well don't get up on my account.
Sorry.
My leg is so bad.
Let me look at it.
Oh, wow.
The peas are getting mushy.
What you doing there?
This?
Oh-- Oh, I was just helping my brother with some school work.
What?
Ah, you got a lot of skills, Kate,
but acting isn't one of them.
When you're telling lies, you've got to believe that what
you're saying is the truth.
I read your report on the DC bus.
You've got a real talent for make-believe.
According to you, the suspect was unarmed.
You had a fully loaded nine millimeter service weapon,
but you couldn't make the arrest.
That's what you wrote, right?
I've got this bad ankle.
BILL: Kate, it's me.
Don't insult me.
I know you.
You had two broken legs, you'd run on your hands to catch him.
You let him go.
Why?
They've got his daughter.
That's what he told you and you believed it?
You told me to trust my instincts,
and I know that he was telling the truth.
I should get out of here.
All right, wait.
You need to stay.
I-- I need to tell you about this.
As long as I'm confessing my sins,
there's something else I should tell you.
You want to confess your sins, you should find a priest.
Look, it's just an idea, and it may not even work.
But I think you're going to find it interesting.
OK.
Let's have it.
All right.
Take a look.
What the hell is that?
SAMANTHA: Where did they go?
Uptown.
He-- he no say nothing else.
Never.
SAMANTHA: She's my daughter.
I'm going to plaster your face all over the news, doc.
Your kids are going to be real proud of their dad.
What if one of your kids was abducted and used?
What would you do?
I know nothing about their business.
How'd you find this place?
A patient.
He gave me the phone number.
Who is the patient?
Yeah, I'll bring Kate up to speed.
So maybe he's not smarter than we are, Tom.
Yeah.
See you.
That was Halloran.
He thinks maybe your guy is involved
in the abduction of the American kid, Annie Gray.
He's got a New York doctor in custody who's named
your Mr. Sergei Karpovich.
This doctor has actually linked him to the abduction?
No, not that good.
Apparently, Karpovich handed this doctor a telephone
number for kids overseas.
So at best it'd be what, conspiracy
to commit international child sex tourism?
Still, I-- it proves the extent of Karpovich's reach.
I mean, that's huge.
After that, my news is going to seem tiny and insignificant.
You got news?
I just got engaged.
I-- I didn't even know you had a boyfriend.
My internet beau has just invited me to New York.
You're kidding me.
I would be nuts to let you go through with that.
Why?
It's a good plan and it's, right now, our only shot
at nailing him. - You can set the hook, Kate.
That's the easy part.
Now you're counting on him doing something that I'm not
at all sure he's going to do.
I think that he will, after everything that Helen has said.
I mean, he's a control freak, and this
is what makes him tick.
He gets to decide on the new girls.
Yeah, but that was before.
Now we're breathing down his neck.
And I've got some very bad news for you, sweetheart.
You're not 20 anymore.
Listen, I know I'm not the right age, OK?
But as long as I look attractive enough that he could consider
that maybe it would work, as long as he brings me to Sergei,
that's all we need.
Sir, please let me take this shot.
Hey, Jimmy.
Have you ever been to the other houses?
Which other houses?
I don't know, you tell me.
I've only been to the one in DC and here.
Sergei wants it that way.
Likes to keep everything, uh, compartmentalized, you know.
So no one person knows the whole setup.
East coast, west coast.
Right.
There you go.
Thanks.
Yeah.
MAN: The place is shut down.
Tommy took the kids, but we don't know where.
But as for the American girl, she's definitely with them.
Does he know you're talking to me?
COP: He has no idea.
Look, this stuff happens all the time.
Occupational hazard.
You know they bust houses as a matter of--
of routine here.
That-- that surprises me, you know, because I thought that,
uh, we paid those cops to forget where the houses are, no?
Logically, it's your ..
They're savages here, man.
Just maybe it was something else.
Think hard.
Think very hard, Tommy.
Are you sure you're telling me the truth?
Well, you know, now that I think about it, yeah, yeah.
I-- I did rough up someone, uh,
She was snooping around, you know the kind, right?
Anyway, it's no big deal.
I was just trying to scare her off.
Look, d-- don't worry, all right?
I'll figure out how to pay off or reopen it.
OK?
Whatever you say, Tommy.
Remember, I trust you like a brother.
I think he's trying to get her out of the country.
Use this as your lead.
Help!
CHILDREN:
NADIA: Help!
MAN: Hey, .
Thank you.
Jeez, man.
You have to check this out.
This stuff is really out there.
Turn it off.
MAN: Come on, I've seen enough already.
Put it right on the table, move it around.
What?
MAN:
What?
I want to ask you something.
If I'm going to be stuck here, I'd rather be like--
like you.
I don't want to end up like the girl on the video.
Get lost.
Yeah, yeah.
Just give me a second.
Yeah, the ship's here.
Yeah, they're starting to load--
Sniper?
Yeah, he pissed someone off.
At the brothel, she said he was taking them out of town.
He came here for a reason.
They'll stay out of the harbor.
There's no way of knowing where he left those children.
They could be anywhere in town.
Or anywhere here.
COP:
Go downstairs.
Come on, Jimmy.
Let's go!
Let's hit the road.
You guys leaving, eh?
Off to the airport.
I have to pick up the new arrivals.
Sergei is coming in too.
Finally get to meet the boss.
You guys better clean up this place!
Uh, listen Andrei.
The girl you just come--
just brought in here, the girl from the video.
Mhm.
I know it's kind of embarrassing, but maybe--
maybe I can have her for an hour?
Viktor.
Guess you're human after all.
Go ahead.
It's on the house.
Thank you, Andrei.
YOUNG GIRL: Those two are open.
You, bitch!
Upstairs.
Thank you!
Thank you, God!
Thank you for giving me my father back.
Thank you.
Thank you!
No, Nadia.
Don't bring God into this, 'cause here, it's hell.
I don't know, my daughter.
I'll be right out.
Nadienka.
This is the container, but I can't load it through
this shipping .
The guy was supposed to be here to sign the paperwork,
and no one's seen him.
MAN: OK.
Move it to this pier.
Don't-- don't put too much on.
It'll make you look older.
You're right.
I'll take some of it off.
Old lady status aside, it's all good.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Except for your eyes.
What's wrong with them?
It's-- I don't know, they're too American.
Too American?
What does that mean?
It means you've got this "full of confidence" thing going.
It's just coming out of you.
Woman in charge, you can't do it.
OK give me a second.
Now that's a Russian bride to be.
Kate, let's go.
Oh, holy cow.
Look at you.
I don't know what you said, but it sure sounds real.
Plane's early.
Let's go.
You jerk!
No, I'm not going anywhere!
Hello.
I'm Katya.
God, I feel like such a girl.
OK, here's your customs declaration,
your money, your ticket.
Here's your passport.
Picture looks good.
Customs inspector at station 15 is expecting you, OK.
Don't let the little jerk that directs people in there
push you somewhere else, OK?
OK.
I've got agents in the car watching your back.
We're attaching a microfiber listening
device to your jacket.
Oh, no.
This isn't going to work.
I'm sorry, but if I've got to take the jacket off,
what's going to happen?
Kate.
Don't be a cowboy, Kate.
Don't you mean cowgirl, sir?
OK, see, this is exactly the thing
that worries me about you.
It's like a bad habit.
If you don't get rid of it, it's going to get you killed.
What are you talking about, sir?
I'm talking about the moment when you're
going to be in the room with Karpovich
and you're trying to decide whether you need
the backup team or whether you think you
can bring him down on your own.
I'm talking about one fatal second
when this could all go wrong.
I hear you, sir.
Loud and clear?
Yes I do, sir.
OK.
Put it on.
I like this one, because it looks innocent.
Can you put it right here?
Say something please.
I am a team player.
OK.
The panic signal is "I feel sick."
The minute I hear you say, "I feel sick,"
20 ICE agents are going to be sledge hammer--
what's the matter?
Nothing.
I-- I just have to cover the bruise.
I'm not talking about your leg.
I'm talking about you.
You look nervous.
I am nervous.
I'm nervous as hell.
But I'll be fine, I can do this.
ICE AGENT: The plane just landed, sir.
You remember what I said, cowgirl?
Will do, sir.
OK.
Let's get this show on the road.
Hello, Jeff.
I'm Katya.
Hi.
Was good flight.
I watch movie.
Didn't you say in your letter you
were, like, 21 or something?
In that picture, yes.
I like that one, so I prefer to use it.
You are upset?
No.
Let's go.
It's a big car!
Who are these people, Jeff?
Jeff, what is going on here?
He slapped her.
ICE AGENT: He bought her story.
Tough guy.
OK.
Let's go.
Moving on.
Take these bitches downstairs.
I don't like this.
What's the word on Karpovich?
We lost him.
I know that.
I'm talking about now.
How far away is he?
I mean we really lost him.
Well you find the son of a bitch!
What if he's not coming here!
Shut up!
Please don't, Jeff!
Hey!
Don't ever touch me.
Hm.
It's awfully quiet.
Is it the rain?
Something's off.
Jimmy!
Andrei wants you upstairs, now.
Her device isn't transmitting well at all.
There may be some sort of interference.
You called for me?
What are you talking about?
Viktor told me to come upstairs.
coming here today.
You missed the action.
Three minutes.
If he's not here, we're going in.
Response team, take your advanced positions
and stand by.
My word to go.
Sergei, this is the new guy, Viktor.
Crazy man from the island, Afghanistan.
What's going on?
She's too old to be here.
Sergei.
Sorry, I feel sick.
Look out!
What the hell are you talking about?
I think she knows her from back home.
Sir, word from Manhattan team.
They've tracked Karpovich down to some parking lot.
They said he might have left on a motorcycle.
Right in front of my eyes.
That son of a bitch is in there. Let's go.
Green light!
Viktor, is this true?
I'm going to gut her alive and make you watch,
you lying son of a bitch.
This is all very interesting, 'cause I don't believe
she's telling the truth either.
Who the hell are you?
You're going in there with them sir?
What are you, an idiot?
The name is Kate Morozov.
Immigration and Customs Department!
Freeze or I'll kill him!
You are under arrest!
Don't move.
If anyone moves, I'll kill him!
Get her out of here!
Don't move!
I'm unarmed.
Don't move!
ICE AGENT: ICE! Stop!
KATE: Stop!
It's OK, they're with us!
Don't shoot him!
Damnit!
You OK?
Here, put this on.
Thank you.
OK.
COP: Bring it back, bring it back.
You're clear, come on.
You keep your promises.
Sir? COP: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
That's it.
Well, that first time at the office,
you promised that if I hired you I wouldn't regret it.
Well, I don't regret it.
Thank you, sir.
Yeah.
COP: Here, I'll take that, sir.
In 1865, President Abraham Lincoln and the US Congress
ratified the 13th Amendment of the Constitution, which states:
"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude
shall exist within the United States."
No sensible person believes that slavery
could happen in the 21st century,
far less on our shores.
We couldn't be more wrong.
Slave traffickers around the world
have rediscovered how profitable it is to buy and sell people.
Each one of these girls could be your sister,
or your best friend, or as Annie Gray showed us, your daughter.
None of these 57 girls would have lasted more
than four years in our country.
Each one of them would have been worked to death
as a sex slave in a brothel--
You're under arrest.
--murdered for an infraction of her master's rules,
or contracting hepatitis or AIDS.
Human trafficking has emerged as a tragic whiplash
of the economic transition that has
occurred over the past several years in Eastern Europe.
Men like Sergei Karpovich know how to take advantage of this.
Now, we stopped him, but there are many more
waiting to take his place.
But no matter how difficult our battle is,
it is vitally important that law enforcement, Department
of Homeland Security, ICE, that we all
keep working together as a team to battle
these ruthless criminals.
At the same time, we need to create a climate of hope
for their victims.
We need to give these young women the idea that their lives
are still worth living, without shame,
after all the desperation and hardship that they've endured.
And perhaps most importantly, we must face the fact
that none of this horror would be possible if our culture
didn't create a demand for it.
Ladies and gentlemen, the United States
is one of the largest markets for sex
slavery in the entire world.
We need to realize that modern day slavery is only occurring
because we choose to ignore it.
Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.
VIKTOR: These were your mother's.
Can I?
Yeah.
It's OK.