Dispatch, transport 25 inbound with 12 detainees.
Okay, bring them in.
Copy.
Why are they doing this?
The police back Korzhenko.
They are making an example of those who ask questions.
Just do what they say.
Get out!
Quiet!
- Quickly! - Feet apart!
Hands forward!
Face against the wall!
Feet apart!
Don't talk!
Quiet!
Move!
Twelve hours and 13 minutes.
Interview room 7.
Police Lieutenant Stepan Gura.
Interview with Margaret Reynolds.
I think there is a misunderstanding.
I was at a newsstand buying a paper when--
Follow me! Follow me!
I'm behind you!
To his knees.
Now, tell me about the card
that you found on her.
Please.
Stop.
I cannot.
I'm asking you again.
Tell me about the card.
You called the number and who...
who answered?
The man said it was a watch repair shop.
I told him I found the number in the possession of Margaret Reynolds.
Then?
My call was transferred
and another man picked up.
He said Margaret Reynolds is one of their most valued customers.
He told me I did well to call him.
That number reaches a trap line
that redirects to the Second Directorate of the KGB.
You weren't just talking to the KGB.
You were talking to the KGB who watch the rest of KGB.
Counterintelligence. They're the ones backing Korzhenko.
They are the ones behind the coup.
The man on the phone,
did he tell you who she is?
No.
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA ENTRY FORBIDDEN
What is it?
It is an elevated methane warning.
Check the auxiliary flow sensors.
Yes, sir.
What do they want?
Entry!
Denied!
This is the sovereign territory of the People's Republic of Korea.
He says it is a safety issue.
We must evacuate.
We are temporarily evacuating the module.
I'm in the middle of something.
Please.
Get that hood off of her.