2-18 Stolen
2-18 Stolen
Stolen
Sydney, please. Please don’t let this happen! This is just how they stole me when I was a little boy! Please!
Jarod
Stolen
Sydney, please. Please don’t let this happen! This is just how they stole me when I was a little boy! Please!
Jarod
Original air date: May 2, 1998
Written by: Juan Carlos Coto
Directed by: Scott Lautanen
A kidnapping case Jarod is working on brings back his own long-buried memories of being abducted from his home as a child and taken to the Centre.
Jarod’s Discoveries: 3-D Puzzles, Kooshballs
Jarod’s Occupations: Doctor, Father stand in
Jarod’s Aliases: Jarod Pearce, George Harper
Official Synopsis
While solving a kidnapping, Jarod recalls his own memories of being abducted by the Centre.
Jarod closes the book on a murder case he helped solve. As he leaves a hospital, where he has been masquerading as a doctor, a man who was struck by a car is rushed into the emergency room. Jarod helps stabilize the man, who keeps asking for someone to save “Jeremy.” Jarod finds a ransom note and a photo of a young boy in the man’s pocket. Jarod pretends to be the boy’s father, a computer software billionaire, and takes a phone call from the kidnapper, who asks for $1 million by the next morning. The phone call brings back Jarod’s own memories of being abducted from his home as a child.
Jarod finds the father’s car, and learns he is Michael Harper, a famous computer software billionaire. Then someone holds a gun to Jarod’s head. It turns out to be Doug Pearson, Harper’s head of security, who demands to know what Jarod is doing. Jarod takes Pearson to Harper’s hospital room, where he explains his actions. Pearson agrees to let Jarod help.
Jarod begins his search at Jeremy’s school, where the boy was abducted a few hours earlier. Jarod talks with a teacher and a security guard, Martin Bennett. That night, Jarod calls Sydney and tells him about his memories of being kidnapped. The next morning, Broots plays a tape of Jarod and Sydney’s conversation to the others at the Centre. Mr. Raines believes it is proof that Sydney is aiding Jarod’s flight. Sydney maintains his connection to Jarod is the only thing that keeps him from disappearing entirely.
Back in California, Jarod looks through Jeremy’s things. A backpack triggers Jarod’s memory of his own old lunchbox…and of the Sweepers who followed Jarod to school one day. Back in the present day, Harper regains consciousness and, on Jarod’s advice, feigns amnesia to protect his identity. Meanwhile, Miss Parker finds a newspaper article focusing on the murder Jarod solved earlier. She realizes he must be in Sunnyvale.
Jarod goes back to Jeremy’s school and notices a comic-book store across the street. He scans a tape from the store’s security camera and sees a man in a black hood push Jeremy into a white van. Then Pearson interrupts Jarod’s viewing. He has discovered that Jarod isn’t the doctor he claimed to be. He accuses Jarod of being in league with the kidnappers…but Jarod assures him such is not the case.
Jarod gets a call from the kidnapper, directing him to put the money in a garbage can at a specific intersection. The kidnapper watches Jarod approach the drop, but calls the deal off when he sees “cops” approaching. The “cops” turn out to be Miss Parker and the Sweepers. Jarod confirms that Jeremy has not been harmed, and gets the kidnapper to agree to another drop later. Then Jarod runs, remembering his first, very scary hours as a Centre hostage. Jarod makes it back to the hospital, where Harper is working on a new computer language he is planning to call “Jeremy.” Miss Parker, Sydney and Sam also come to the hospital, where they ask for Jarod. They go to Harper’s room, but both Jarod and Harper are gone (tipped off by a beeper message from a sympathetic doctor).
Later, Jarod reviews the security video again and sees Martin Bennett in the background, watching Jeremy’s abduction. A short while later, Bennett is grabbed by a masked man, thrown into a van and bound securely. Jarod removes his mask and gets Bennett to admit he aided the kidnapper for $100,000. Bennett also states that Jeremy is being held in a warehouse near the ransom drop site. Jarod calls Pearson and asks if anyone has been looking for him. Pearson says no…though we see he is being held at gunpoint by Miss Parker.
Jarod goes back to his lair, where he is immediately grabbed by Sam. The kidnapper calls, but no one believes Jarod’s plea that he must be allowed to answer the phone. When Willie tries to put a hood on Jarod, he fights his way free. Miss Parker aims a gun at him, but Sydney aims at Miss Parker, giving Jarod the chance to run away.
Jarod travels to the warehouse and confronts the kidnapper. A scuffle ensues. The kidnapper starts to get the upper hand, but Jarod’s years of rage explode and he knocks the kidnapper unconscious. Jarod finds Jeremy and returns him to Mr. Harper. Back at the Centre, Mr. Raines accuses Sydney of botching the capture. But Miss Harper says she will tell her father it was Willie who erred. Later, though, in private, she too accuses Sydney of wanting Jarod to remain free. Sydney admits he sees Jarod’s work on the streets as the fulfillment of his lifelong training.
Back in Sunnyvale, Jarod solves a math problem that was the key to Harper’s programming snafu…and Jeremy suggests they name the new computer language “Jarod” instead of “Jeremy.”

Season 1
- 1-01 Pilot
- 1-02 Every Picture Tells A Story
- 1-03 Flyer
- 1-04 Curious Jarod
- 1-05 The Paper Clock
- 1-06 To Protect And Serve
- 1-07 A Virus Among Us
- 1-08 Not Even a Mouse
- 1-09 Mirage
- 1-10 Better Part Of Valor
- 1-11 Bomb Squad
- 1-12 Prison Story
- 1-13 Bazooka Jarod
- 1-14 Ranger Jarod
- 1-15 Jaroldo!
- 1-16 Under The Reds
- 1-17 Keys
- 1-18 Unhappy Landings
- 1-19 Jarod’s Honor
- 1-20 Baby Love
- 1-21 Dragon House
- 1-22 Dragon House
Season 2
- 2-01 Back From the Dead Again
- 2-02 Scott Free
- 2-03 Over the Edge
- 2-04 Exposed
- 2-05 Nip and Tuck
- 2-06 Past Sim
- 2-07 Collateral Damage
- 2-08 Hazards
- 2-09 FX
- 2-10 Indy Show
- 2-11 Gigolo Jarod
- 2-12 Toy Surprise
- 2-13 A Stand Up Guy
- 2-14 Unforgotten
- 2-15 Bulletproof
- 2-16 Silence
- 2-17 Crash
- 2-18 Stolen
- 2-19 Red Rock Jarod
- 2-20 Bank
- 2-21 Bloodlines
- 2-22 Bloodlines
Season 3
- 3-01 Crazy
- 3-02 Hope & Prey
- 3-03 Once in a Blue Moon
- 3-04 Someone to Trust
- 3-05 Betrayal
- 3-06 Parole
- 3-07 Homefront
- 3-08 Flesh and Blood
- 3-09 Murder 101
- 3-10 Mr. Lee
- 3-11 The Assassin
- 3-12 Unsinkable
- 3-13 Pool
- 3-14 At The Hour Of Our Death
- 3-15 Countdown
- 3-16 P.T.B.
- 3-17 Ties That Bind
- 3-18 Wake Up
- 3-19 End Game
- 3-20 Qallupilluit
- 3-21 Donoterase
- 3-22 Donoterase
Season 4
- 4-01 The World’s Changing
- 4-02 Survival
- 4-03 Angel’s Flight
- 4-04 Risque Business
- 4-05 Road Trip
- 4-06 Extreme
- 4-07 Wild Child
- 4-08 Rules of Engagement
- 4-09 ‘Til Death Do Us Part
- 4-10 Spin Doctor
- 4-11 Cold Dick
- 4-12 Lifeline
- 4-13 Ghosts From the Past
- 4-14 The Agent of Year Zeroh
- 4-15 Junk
- 4-16 School Daze
- 4-17 Meltdown
- 4-18 Corn Man A Comin’
- 4-19 The Inner Sense
- 4-20 The Inner Sense
Stolen Transcript
Paramedic | You got a bed available? | |
Doctor | Trauma three. | |
Paramedic | Right. | |
Doctor | I need a chest tube and a set up tray. | |
PA | Dr Franklin, please call the pharmacist on extension 23. Dr Franklin, call the chief pharmacist on 23, stat. | |
Dr Hargadon | Jarod, heard your transfer came in. | |
Jarod | Yes, I’m sorry to be leaving. | |
Dr Hargadon | At least you didn’t miss the fireworks. Did you hear about this? | |
Jarod | No. | |
Dr Hargadon | Dr Mitchell was arrested last night.. for killing that administrator and making it look like a Panalex OD. I heard D Jekyll even confessed. Wonder how they got that out of him. | |
Jarod | Well, I guess a taste of his own medicine. | |
Paramedic | Bring him on down here. | |
Paramedic 2 | Sport-utility versus pedestrian. John Doe. Pulse 120, BP 82 over 60. Respiration, 30. | |
George | Patrick, Patrick. | |
Paramedic 2 | Intermittent awareness. Somebody said he was running to a phone booth three blocks from here when he got nailed. | |
George | Patrick. | |
Paramedic | Should’ve let his fingers do the walking. | |
George | Patrick, Patrick. | |
Jarod | Sir, can you hear me? | |
George | Save Patrick. | |
Dr Hargadon | Okay, we’re losing him. | |
Jarod | No, this man’s a fighter. | |
George | Got to save my son. You’ve got to save my son Patrick. | |
Dr Hargadon | Okay, he’s responding. Normal sinus rhythm . | |
Jarod | Could be a cranial injury. Call radiology and get a head CT, stat. | |
Dr Hargadon | This is Dr Hargadon, I need a CT, stat please. | |
Jarod | Patrick. Kara, take over from here. | |
Jarod | Hello. | |
Kidnapper | The mysterious Mr Harper. Huh, so that’s how you look without the beard. | |
Jarod | What do you want? | |
Kidnapper | Cooperation. Two million by this time tomorrow or the next time you see little Patrick, he’ll be wearing a toe tag. | |
Jarod | I’ll give you whatever you want. Please, don’t hurt my son. | |
intro | ||
Kidnapper | The rules are simple. No law, no media. Break a rule, Patrick dies. | |
Jarod | I’ll pay you. Just please, don’t hurt my son. | |
Kidnapper | Look behind the phone book. Two million in 24 hours. I’ll call you with the details. | |
Jarod | Tell Patrick that his father love… | |
Flashback | ||
Man | Hey! | |
Jarod | George Harper. Patrick. George Harper. You’re going to be okay Patrick. | |
Alomar | You’re lucky I don’t kill you now. Your hands. Who the hell are you? | |
Jarod | George Harper. | |
Alomar | You tell that to someone who’s not his head of security. Now let’s try this again . Who are you? | |
Broots | That’s Jarod all right. Clarkston Pharmaceuticals. They make a very popular antidepressant called Panalex. Jarod was employed there for three weeks. | |
Sydney | Who did he help? | |
Broots | Nobody. | |
Miss Parker | Well, he wasn’t stealing the formula for Flintstone vitamins. | |
Broots | Hold onto your jockeys. A major shareholder in Clarkston is….. | |
Miss Parker | Mr Raines? | |
Raines | Everyone needs a nest egg. Continue. | |
Broots | Um…well uh, it’s a…. solid lead. | |
Sydney | It means nothing till we find Jarod’s emotional purpose. | |
Raines | Jarod’s purpose is to harass the Centre. He’s after my stock. | |
Sydney | If he were after your stock, you’d be broke. Jarod is driven by altruism. | |
Raines | You want him out there, trying to help the little guy. | |
Sydney | The answer is the little guy. If you want to find Jarod, find the person he’s trying to help. | |
Patrick | I want my dad, I want my dad. | |
PA | Dr Gordon to the OR, post op. Dr Gordon to the OR, post op. | |
Alomar | Is he gonna make it? | |
Jarod | It’s too soon to tell. But he’s going to be in that bed for at least two more weeks. | |
Alomar | Look doc, I was a little rough on you back there, but…. | |
Jarod | You want Patrick back just as much as his father does. I understand. | |
Alomar | You said the kidnapper left a cell phone for you. I’ll handle it from here. | |
Jarod | Mr Alomar, he saw me. By becoming gr Harper, I bought that boy one more day of life. Why don’t you tell me how it happened? | |
Alomar | Mr Harper got the note after 3. Called me, said to meet him at the phone booth. A limo drops off Patrick every morning at school. Picks him up in the afternoon. Today, the driver found only this. | |
Jarod | Did you talk to this limo driver? | |
Alomar | He found the backpack where Patrick usually waits. We’ve known this guy for years, he’s been with us a long time. But I’ve run a new background check on him, just in case. Mr Harper’s ready to pay off this bastard. But I know how these people think. I’m ex-FBI. Worked a few abductions. More than likely, he’ll…. he’ll probably kill Patrick, just so he won’t ID him. | |
Jarod | He is a professional. He wants us to feel a total loss of control so he can fulfil his fantasy of power. | |
Alomar | What do you know about kidnappers doctor? | |
Jarod | When I was a boy, I was stolen from my parents. I can help you get Patrick back, but you’re going to have to trust me. Otherwise, by this time tomorrow, Patrick could be dead. | |
Alomar | Keep the phone, for now. | |
Flashback | ||
Young Jarod | A lunch box! | |
Margaret | You’re gonna be starting special school soon Jarod. | |
Young Jarod | Is that why those teachers came to see me yesterday? | |
Margaret | Yes, it is. They say you have a gift. Course I already knew you were smart as a whip. You’re gonna love it Jarod. I am so proud of you. I’m the proudest mommy in the world. | |
Judith | Is there something I can help you with? | |
Jarod | You’re a teacher? | |
Judith | Yes. | |
Jarod | I’m gr Harper. | |
Judith | Oh! This is quite an honour . I…I’m Judith Peck. Oh, Hayvenhurst is a much better place thanks to your scholarship fund sir. You’ve… you’ve opened the school to a number of disadvantaged students. I’m sorry if I seem a little surprised to see you… | |
Jarod | I understand. I’m here about my son. | |
Judith | This is Martin Benton. He oversees security for the school. I’m so sorry about this Mr Harper. | |
Benton | Nothing like this had ever happened here sir. I…. I’m shocked. I strongly urge you to call the police. | |
Jarod | I can’t. That’s one of the kidnapper’s demands. If I could just find something, … anything that would help. | |
Judith | Well, he was in session after school. Um, reading studies I think. | |
Jarod | Reading studies… for the dyslexia. | |
Judith | Right. He gets out around 3. | |
Benton | With the special kids. Most of the others are gone by 2. | |
Jarod | He doesn’t want to be singled out. He hates being special. | |
Judith | Right, he just wants to be a regular kid. That’s why he’s always reading comic books in class. | |
Benton | This is where he usually waits for his ride, isn’t that right Judith? | |
Judith | Right, is there anything we can do Mr Harper? | |
Jarod | Yes, nothing. Don’t contact the police or the media. I beg of you. Patrick’s life depends on it. | |
Judith | Of course. | |
Jarod | I was stolen, taken from my home in the middle of the night. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | It’s all coming back to me Sydney. | |
Sydney | Repressed memories. They often resurface during traumatic events Jarod. But those memories themselves they are not as important as how you face them. | |
Jarod | How do you face yours? How do you live with what happened to me? | |
Flashback | ||
Sydney | Jarod, nothing can justify what happened to you. But what you’ve been doing out there in the wide world for the last two years… that tells me something right…. | |
Jarod | Came out of something very very wrong. It’s like a nightmare. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | It all keeps coming back in pieces. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | First the fear.. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | …and then the panic. The shooting through your nerves kind. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | I’m a child again. It’s … it’s dark…. and I’m alone. All I can think about is seeing my family again. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | I want my world to be like it was. | |
Flashback | ||
Patrick | When can I see my daddy? | |
Kidnapper | Harper will pay, and you’ll get your cut. Tomorrow. Yeah, the kid’s having his last meal right now. | |
Miss Parker | You’re late. | |
Broots | Uh… Clarkston Pharmaceuticals… um, Jarod was a national rep in uh… Cupertino and Sunnyvale, California. | |
Sydney | Have you found any evidence of child abduction? | |
Miss Parker | Why would he Syd? | |
Sydney | A hunch. | |
Raines | Play the tape Mr Broots. | |
Broots | Syd, they made me do this. | |
Jarod | How do you live with what happened to me? | |
Sydney | Jarod, nothing can justify what happened to you. But what you’ve been doing out there in the wide world for the last two years… that tells me s…. | |
Raines | And for two years I’ve been saying your personal connection to Jarod has hindered this pursuit. This proof. | |
Sydney | My conversations with Jarod are nothing new. | |
Raines | They keep us from him. | |
Sydney | They keep him from disappearing. | |
Miss Parker | Sydney… he’s right. | |
Alomar | Two million. I got what I could from pt’s room, like you asked. But I still don’t see how it helps. | |
Jarod | If I’m going to be gr Harper I have to understand his life, and his son’s. I don’t want the kidnapper to catch me in a lie. | |
Alomar | Limo driver’s clean. Checked some past business associates for possible motives. Nothing. FBI files show no kidnappers with a similar MO. At least not in the last five years. All we can do is hope this bastard keeps his word and we’ll have Patrick back tomorrow. | |
Jarod | This is pt’s mother? | |
Alomar | Chloe, great lady. Passed away in ’96. Patrick loves puzzles. | |
Jarod | Hmmm. They help him to think. | |
Alomar | That’s what he always says. I bought him this one. Sometimes when Mr hp’s working late, I help Patrick out. Yeah, well kind of, kid’s way faster than me. | |
Jarod | You okay? | |
Alomar | Those abductions I worked for the bureau, the things some of these guys do to those kids, it’s just, uh….. | |
Jarod | We’ll get him back. | |
Dream of Jarod’s abduction | ||
PA | Dr Stanton to CCU, stat, Dr Stanton to CCU stat. | |
Abduction dream of grown up Jarod | ||
Harper | Patrick. Patrick. | |
Alomar | Jarod? | |
Jarod | He’s waking up. Mr Harper, my name is Jarod. | |
Alomar | He’s going to help us Mr Harper. | |
Harper | Is Patrick here? | |
Jarod | No, sir, he’s not. But he’s going to be just fine, I promise you. | |
Miss Parker | Syd, we’ve been ordered to Sunnyvale, Broots found this. Could be Jarod’s handiwork. We leave in a hour. Raines is sending Willie with us to keep us honest. But what he doesn’t know is that Sam is already on his way. | |
Sydney | I’ll be ready. | |
Miss Parker | I hate myself for siding with Raines, but the creep’s got a point. This emotional umbilical you have with Jarod is… becoming a problem. | |
Sydney | In your eyes. | |
Miss Parker | Jarod is doing your work out there, isn’t he? | |
Sydney | I could say the same about you. | |
Miss Parker | Mnnnn. His mind games don’t work on me anymore., You cant make that claim. | |
Sydney | Like you said, we’ve been ordered to Sunnyvale. | |
Harper | Has the kidnapper called? Where’s my boy? | |
Alomar | He’ll be back by the end of the day sir. | |
Harper | When he was a newborn, I’d go into his room late at night to check on him. I’d stand over him until my eyes adjusted to the dark. And when I’d see him breathe, I’d know he was okay. | |
Jarod | New parents, they must be very nervous. | |
Harper | New? I still check on Patrick every night. But what good did it do? I should’ve been there. | |
Jarod | If you had been there, you would’ve found the backpack, not your driver. That’s all. | |
Harper | You know, since Chloe died, it’s just been Patrick and me. I lost her in a room just like this. I promised her we’d be a strong family. Jarod…. | |
Jarod | I’ll get him back. | |
Benton | Need some help? | |
Jarod | I’m sorry, I was just trying to put myself into pts shoes. | |
Judith | Well, you’re in the right place. He always reads his comic books right here. | |
Jarod pretending to be Patrick | ||
Alomar | You must be lost. Kidnapper calls in less than two hours. I went to see Harper, you weren’t there. | |
Jarod | What are you doing here? | |
Alomar | Following you. Why aren’t you at the hospital? | |
Jarod | I have two hours left. There’s still some time. | |
Alomar | Time for what? | |
Jarod | For this. He was here. He was buying comic books here. The kidnapper grabbed him over here. He emptied out the backpack put the note inside, and he left it across the street for the driver to find. | |
Alomar | And nobody saw a thing. | |
Jarod | Almost nobody. | |
Alomar | So that’s how ER doctors do it, sugar rush. | |
Jarod | There. Patrick. | |
Flashback | ||
Jarod | No plates. | |
Alomar | Tape’s useless. Ski mask covered his face. We’re down to the wire. | |
Alomar | Got it. | |
Jarod | I want to check on Harper before I get the call. | |
Alomar | I almost bought your little blowup back there. That was my office on the phone. When I ran the background check on the driver, I ran one on you too. You’re a tough man to track Dr Pearce. Maybe that’s ’cause you died in 1979. You didn’t pretend to by Harper in that phone booth. You made a deal with the kidnapper. How much is he paying you? | |
Jarod | Look, I know that you think about Patrick like he was your own son. You probably saw some horrible things happen to children when you worked for the FBI. You’re afraid the same thing is gonna happen to him. But I swear to you I want to help this boy. And I cant help him unless I answer this phone call. Please trust me. gr Harper. | |
Kidnapper | Same phone booth, ten minutes. | |
Jarod | Ten minutes. | |
Sam | Miss Parker, I’ve got him. Go go. | |
Alomar | Kidnapper’s probably watching. Get off here, I’ll maintain visual. You pull anything, I’ll kill you. | |
Jarod | I’d expect nothing less. | |
Jarod | I’m here, I’m here. | |
Kidnapper | Take the money and cross the street to the green garbage can. | |
Jarod | When do I see Patrick? | |
Kidnapper | As soon as I get paid. | |
Jarod | How do I know you’re telling the truth? Where is my son? Hello? | |
Kidnapper | Harper, I said no law. | |
Jarod | What are you talking about? | |
Kidnapper | The deal is off, the boy is dead. | |
Jarod | No! No! No! You’re a business man, just name your price, I’ll pay it. | |
Kidnapper | Another two million in three hours. I see one badge and your son stops breathing. | |
Jarod | I want to talk to my son. I want to know that he’s still alive. | |
Patrick | I love you Daddy. | |
Kidnapper | Intelligent boy you got there Mr Harper. Who says he needs special ed? Keep the phone, I’ll call. | |
Alomar | What happened? Who the hell was that? | |
Jarod | One of the kidnappers. Look he wants another two million in three hours. You’ve got to get it. Now you know who you can trust. | |
Harper | Can we trust this guy? How do we know we can trust this guy? | |
Jarod | We still have two hours left. | |
Harper | Oh God. | |
Jarod | Exponential algorithms. | |
Harper | Yeah, I used to try and solve those as a boy. It always took my mind someplace else. | |
Jarod | Hmmm, just like Patrick uses puzzles. | |
Harper | I never looked at it like that. | |
Jarod | We’re going to find him. He knew. He knew, he said it to me just before he hung up. He knew that Patrick was in special classes. He knew that he would be held after school late. But how did he know he would be there alone? | |
Miss Parker | Must be someone in this godforsaken hospital who’s seen Jarod. Find anything. | |
Broots | Bingo. | |
Miss Parker | Excuse me. Have you seen this man? | |
Dr Hargadon | Jarod? Sure. Just a Alomar. Yes this is Dr Hargadon. I need to page extension 7477 please. It’s an emergency. | |
Miss Parker | So you know Jarod? | |
Dr Hargadon | Are you a friend? | |
Miss Parker | Old friend. | |
Dr Hargadon | He’s upstairs. I’m headed that way, come on. Jarod’s transfer came in today but he still has, uh, one more patient. Well, it looks like he had the patient moved. | |
Miss Parker | This is dicey Syd. If I know Jarod, he’s right under my nose. | |
Broots | Well, a swing and a miss. | |
Miss Parker | Sam, sweep the other floors, then meet me downstairs. | |
Sam | Yes Miss Parker. | |
Miss Parker | Broots, Sydney, come with me. | |
Jarod | Psst. Thank you. | |
Dr Hargadon | You obviously got my page. | |
Jarod | Thank you for helping me keep my work a secret. | |
Dr Hargadon | Wait a minute. You’re the one that got Dr Mitchell to confess? | |
Jarod | Yes. I’m sorry I had to lie to you before. But I knew the pharmaceutical companies would send their lawyers after me. | |
Dr Hargadon | Lawyers! Well that explains that woman’s attitude problem. | |
Miss Parker | We’re not leaving. Check the employee records Broots. Find out where they were sending Jarod’s cheques. | |
Broots | Okay. | |
Sydney | His last patient was transferred. | |
Miss Parker | It’s too neat Syd. Your boy usually thumbs his nose at me. Could you go!? Egghead’s still in town. I got a gut feeling. | |
Jarod | Dear Parents. In an effort to ease congestion while the city completes roadwork near the school pickup for the students will be moved from the south end of the school to the north on Tuesday the 17th. Sincerely Martin Benton. | |
Jarod | Why don’t you take the van? | |
Benton | Hey hey! Don’t! Don’t! Hey! No! No! Help! Don’t! Hey! Don’t! Hey hey, get me… get me outta this. | |
Jarod | Relax, you’re being kidnapped, just like my son. | |
Benton | Harper? | |
Jarod | How much is he paying you? How much is my son’s life worth? | |
Benton | Harper please. Please get me outta here. | |
Jarod | It’s too early to beg. Kidnapping victims, they usually last 5.8 minutes before desperation sets in. First they have to face the overwhelming fear. Just like my son, you’re wondering, where’ he gonna take me? Is he going to kill me, or is he just going to torture me? | |
Benton | Let me go. | |
Jarod | You’re begging again. You moved the student pickup to the north side of the school. But you made sure Patrick didn’t know about it. He was out there all alone. You supervised his kidnapping didn’t you? | |
Benton | I don’t know what you’re talking about. | |
Jarod | I have a surveillance video from where my son buys his comic books. Now you tell me. How much is he paying you? | |
Benton | A hundred thousand. | |
Jarod | Where is Patrick? | |
Benton | He’ll kill me. No! Oh. | |
Jarod | Not if I do it first. Where is he?! | |
Benton | Money or no money, he’s gonna kill Patrick. Ow! No! Aah aah. | |
Jarod | Now, where does that leave you now? Where is he? | |
Benton | He’s in an abandoned warehouse. | |
Jarod | Across the street from the phone booth. He was watching me. | |
Benton | Yes yes. | |
Alomar | Jarod, what’s happening. We got less than 30 minutes. | |
Jarod | I know where Patrick is. Where are you? | |
Alomar | At your place. | |
Jarod | Has anyone been there looking for me? | |
Alomar | No. | |
Jarod | I’ll meet you there. | |
Jarod | Manny. | |
Alomar | Jarod run! Run! | |
Jarod | No. | |
Jarod | Ow. Miss Parker, there’s a little boy. He’s been kidnapped, he needs my help. | |
Miss Parker | Won’t work this time. | |
Jarod | They’ll kill him! | |
Miss Parker | Let the authorities take care of it. | |
Jarod | They don’t know about it! | |
Miss Parker | Get Jarod to the car. | |
Jarod | Sydney, please. Please don’t let this happen! This is just how they stole me when I was a little boy! Please! | |
Young Jarod | I wanna see my mommy! Let me go! | |
Miss Parker | It’s over. | |
Jarod | How do you face your past Sydney? | |
Sam | Miss Parker. | |
Willie | I’ll take it from here. | |
Miss Parker | Like hell you will. | |
Willie | If you have a problem, talk to Mr Raines. | |
Miss Parker | Back off! | |
Sydney | Don’t Willie! | |
Sam | Ow! I’m hit, I’m hit. | |
Miss Parker | Jarod stop! | |
Sydney | Parker! Please. | |
Broots | Ow! | |
Phone Operator | We’re sorry, the mobile unit you have dialled is either outside… | |
Kidnapper | Now, I’m gonna kill your son. And you get to watch. Think you can handle that Mr Harper? | |
Jarod | I’m not…. Mr Harper. | |
Young Jarod | Mama! Help me! | |
Margaret | I am so proud of you. I’m the proudest mommy in the world. | |
Jarod | It’s over Patrick. It’s over. It’s over. | |
Patrick | Dad. | |
Harper | Patrick, oh, oh. Let me look at you. Oh, how are you huh? | |
Patrick | I’m good. | |
Harper | Oh, oh oh oh oh. | |
Raines | Unacceptable. Jarod escaped because of you Miss Parker. | |
Sydney | Not at all. Parker caught Jarod. Willie botched it. That’s what my report will say. | |
Miss Parker | How do you think my father will react when he reads that? | |
Raines | This isn’t over. | |
Miss Parker | You can bet your bald head on that. I can fight my own battles Sydney. | |
Sydney | I knew you’d do the right thing with Jarod. | |
Miss Parker | You know, Sydney, sometimes I wonder if you do want him out there, helping the little guy. | |
Sydney | I want him back as much as you do, I just don’t want him dead. | |
Alomar | Those people who were looking for you, they think you’re pretty valuable. As far as I’m concerned you died in 1979. | |
Jarod | Wow. Are you looking for this? | |
Patrick | That’s the piece. | |
Harper | Yea. | |
Jarod | All right. Looks like a perfect fit. | |
Harper | Hey, you’ll make a great father someday. |
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