NCIS: Hawai'i season 2 episode 9 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Carla "C.C." Chase is unexpectedly absent from yoga, raising concerns. NCIS investigates her house, suspecting foul play. Sgt. Owen Santino, linked to another abduction and struggling with opioid addiction, is connected to Chase's disappearance. Held captive by Santino, Chase conducts an impromptu autopsy, uncovering evidence that Santino might be framed. The NCIS and DEA collaborate, revealing that Santino was indeed set up by an opioid supplier, George Bedalyan, and a corrupt DEA agent. The standoff ends peacefully, with Santino surrendering and receiving a promise of help for his addiction.

Full Episode S02E09 Recap

### Yoga Class and Call to Carla - A yoga class is in session, focusing on rejuvenation and relaxation. - A call is made to Carla Chase, but only her voicemail is reached. ### Discussion at the Beach - Kai and his father are at the beach, reminiscing about past fishing trips. - They discuss a $50,000 issue involving A.J. Hale and the FBI's investigation into money laundering. ### Concerns Over C.C.'s Absence - C.C. (Carla Chase) is unexpectedly absent from yoga, prompting worry. - It's revealed she and another character have a close friendship, sharing unique experiences like an insect museum visit. ### Investigation at Commander Chase's House - NCIS agents investigate Chase's house after her disappearance, suspecting foul play. - A broken window suggests a break-in, and the house is treated as a crime scene. ### Confrontation with Sgt. Santino - Sgt. Owen Santino, an Army Ranger and a suspect in another abduction, is connected to Chase's disappearance. - Santino's troubled past and connections to black market opioids are discussed. ### Chase Held Captive - Chase is held captive by Santino, who appears desperate and in need of medical attention. - Chase assesses Santino's condition and realizes he's suffering from opioid withdrawal. ### NCIS and DEA Collaboration - NCIS and DEA collaborate to understand Santino's motives and connections. - It's revealed that Santino was set up to look guilty for a murder he may not have committed. ### Chase Performs a Makeshift Autopsy - Under duress, Chase performs an impromptu autopsy on a body found with Santino, discovering a small, unusual puncture wound. - Santino insists he's been framed and believes his dealer and supplier are responsible. ### Standoff and Resolution - A standoff occurs, with Santino holding Chase at gunpoint, but she tries to negotiate and calm the situation. - Evidence is found suggesting Santino was framed for the murder, leading to a peaceful resolution. ### Chase and Friend's Reunion - After the ordeal, Chase reunites with her friend, and they discuss doing something more relaxing than yoga. ### Uncovering the Real Culprit - The real murderer and opioid supplier, George Bedalyan, is identified, along with a corrupt DEA agent involved in the cover-up. - Santino is promised help for his addiction, acknowledging his need to work on his recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Carla Chase?

Carla Chase, also known as C.C., is a character involved in yoga and has a close friendship with another character.

What issue is discussed between Kai and his father at the beach?

They discuss a $50,000 issue related to A.J. Hale and an FBI investigation into money laundering.

Why is Carla Chase's absence concerning?

Carla Chase's unexpected absence from a yoga class raises concern among her friends, indicating her regular attendance and reliability.

What does the investigation at Commander Chase's house reveal?

The investigation at Chase's house suggests a break-in and potential foul play, leading to the house being treated as a crime scene.

Who is Sgt. Owen Santino?

Sgt. Owen Santino is an Army Ranger connected to another abduction and is a suspect in the disappearance of Carla Chase.

What is Sgt. Santino's connection to opioids?

Sgt. Santino has a troubled past with connections to black market opioids, including personal struggles with addiction.

How does Chase handle being held captive by Santino?

While held captive, Chase assesses Santino's medical condition, identifying his opioid withdrawal symptoms.

What discovery does Chase make during the makeshift autopsy?

Chase discovers a small, unusual puncture wound on a body during a makeshift autopsy, suggesting the victim was injected with something.

What leads to the resolution of the standoff with Santino?

The standoff resolves peacefully after evidence suggests Santino was framed for a murder, and negotiations lead to his surrender.

Who are the real culprits in the murder and opioid case?

George Bedalyan, an opioid supplier, and a corrupt DEA agent are identified as the real culprits behind the murder and opioid activities.

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