Aram had finished aquiring the security tapes from the cameras on Liz's street and was currently viewing all the data. He was able to grab a plate number off the video using a new algarythm that he created. He didn't think that it would be traceable nor get a hit. But, a few minutes after he put the plate number in the system he got a one.
"Whoa. No way." He said quietly to himself. Then he jumped from his chair and ran to Harold's office.
"Director! I tracked the vehicle from the survelliance camera's."
"You found her?!" He asked incredulously while standing up. Aram smiled and nodded.
"I found her!" They went back downstairs and Aram brought the image of the car on the big screen.
"You found Liz?" Ressler asked when they announced coming down from Cooper's office.
"Yes, I found her. I'm bringing up the scematics of the building. Looks like there's another level below."
"And probably one more uncharted in the city records." Samar said.
"Take a team and get down there." Agent Cooper told them and they didn't question it. Cooper walked over to Aram and spoke quietly.
"Aram. Can you call someone from somone else's phone?" Cooper looked at his Agent and raised his eyebrow.
"I can either hack into a phone or make a duplicate and call someone."
"Can you make a duplicate without the original phone?" Aram sat in thought for a moment.
"No, sir. I can hack into it though."
"Good. Then I have a job for our ears only, off the record."
"Okay. I should also mention that the phone has to be active."
"Understood. Here's the number. Just hack into the phone and call for me when you have."
"Yes, sir." Aram watched his boss slowly walk up the stairs to his office. He could sense something was wrong but couldn't figure out what. So instead he looked at the number written on the small piece of paper.
'Liz?! But we can't trace her phone. The signal is too low.' He thought to himself. He decided he would just have to ask the director later and got to work.
About twenty minutes later Aram called for Cooper and told him that he had hacked into the phone.
"Whoever you're gonna make the call to, you'll have to do it fast. The battery is almost dead."
"Understood." Cooper took the duplicate phone and went to his office. He shut and locked the door, and went to sit down at his desk.
Aram watched his superior as he went up to his office and secluded himself. Aram wondered who he could be calling, and why he wanted them to think that Liz was calling?
Cooper called the number on Liz's phone and waited for an answer. He didn't care if he got mad, he needed to contact him right away and let him know where his daughter was.
About one ring and the other line answered.
"Lizzie?"
"No. It's Cooper. We've found her. Our team is on there way now."
"Where?"
"Reddington, authorities are on their way now."
"Where is she Harold?" The tone in Red's voice alerted Cooper that no matter what, he would find out where. So he told him. They hung up and Red immediately went to find Lizzie.