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Okay, take him out.
I'm a busy man, McGarrett.
You got five minutes to state your business.
Well, it won't take that long, colonel.
What do you know about the disappearance
of Lawrence Edward Kahela?
Lawrence Ed--
He's the one that did in Cam.
Him, huh?
What, disappeared?
Yeah. Yeah. He, uh--
He had some callers.
What's that got to do with me?
Let's stop playing games, colonel.
Your feelings toward Kahela are well-known.
I don't play games, McGarrett.
And by what authority do you come on my land
and ask me anything?
In case it missed your notice,
your land is still part of the sovereign state of Hawaii,
whether you like it or not.
In case it missed your notice, McGarrett,
my land was here a long time before the state of Hawai.
It was a royal grant from King Kamehameha
dating back to 1810.
Thanks for the history lesson, colonel,
but my question is still unanswered.
Do you know the whereabouts of Lawrence Edward Kahela?
If you think that this, uh, Kahela
is somewhere here on my land,
then you have my permission to search it
after you get a warrant.
Right now, you're here on sufferance
and your five minutes are up.
You're a rich and powerful man, colonel, but no one--
No one is rich or powerful enough
to take the law into his own hands.
Now,
if you're holding Kahela prisoner,
I would strongly suggest that you release him immediately
or suffer the consequences.
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( neighs )
Saddle up the horses.
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