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off to Iraq
and he might be, you know, hurt
or something.
When I found out where he was,
I was furious.
Here we are in the middle
of two wars
and you've got a nice
strong boy willing to fight
and what do you do?
Lock him in a box for
six months?
I was more mad about it than he
was.
and he said,
It just don't matter.
He said he met a man
who helped him see the
world different.
And he told me,
In the end we all end
up where we belong.
You can make it tighter,
if you like.
While you are at it,
mind getting my cigarettes
out of my pocket?
Ta da!
Sure you don't want one, Mark?
Maybe later, then.
Hidell. J.J. He lost his
brother.
It is an awful thing when your
brother dies.
I've had many brothers here and I
have seen many of them die here.
Each one is a tragedy
who could know you more or love you
better than your own flesh and blood?
Once you lose that, what have
you got left?
And poor, poor JJ.
He lost the only person in the
world who understood him.
He needed someone who could help
him keep his chin above water
in the sewer they call the
world.
Someone to protect him and
teach him.
Someone to show him the way.
Show JJ the true nature of the rld
and where he might fit into it.
And now he's out there. Doing
his part.
We were watching this bomb
maker, Andrew Hall
trying to figure out where
he was getting his munitions.
We knew he'd been dishonorably
dischargedfrom Fort Garrett,
We're certain his supplier
was military.
We set up a surveillance team
at Hidell's mother's house
by the time we set up, he'd
disappeared.
I thought, he's a momma's boy
later.
Plus he's on the federal watch
list
the minute he uses a credit card
we got him.
Heard you had a fire.
Yeah, lightning hit my house.
Sorry to hear that.
It wasn't exactly Graceland.
I gotta get dinner going before
Ray gets home.
I appreciate you
stopping by and all.
Anne, I came to give you this.
What the hell is this?
My signing bonus. I re-enlisted
and I'm shipping out tomorrow.
Jim would've done
the same for my mom
You stupid kids.
What wereyou thinking,
going off to war?
Didn't do my Jim any good.
Didn't do me any good.
going to do you any good.
Keep your
money. I don't want it.
Anne, I really-
Hi. Can I speak to Special Agent
Hondo, please?
Yeah. I'll hold.
This is the Hidell house.
He lived here for four
years before he burned it down.
He lived with his mother 'til the
check cleared and then he disappeared.
When someone's scammin' insurance,
they know sh*t they couldn't know.
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