(Selvi is sitting at a cafe, looking at her camera. Hunter approaches her) Hunter: Excuse me, miss. Do you mind if I sit with you for a moment? I'd like to ask you a few questions. Selvi: (looks up and nods) Hunter: Were you in town yesterday evening? There was a disturbance near the town square. Selvi: (hesitates, then speaks troubled and shaken in Hindi) Ji, maine dekha tha. Ek aurat thi jise le ja rahe the. Lekin mujhe samajh nahi aaya kaise vo chali gayi. (Translation: Yes, I saw it. There was a woman who was being taken away. But I didn't understand how she disappeared.) Hunter: (looks confused) I'm sorry, I don't understand Hindi. Do you speak English? Selvi: (shakes her head) Nahi. Main sirf Hindi bol sakti hoon. (Translation: No. I can only speak Hindi.) Hunter: (sighs) Alright, let me see if I can find someone to translate for us. (Hunter pulls out his phone and makes a call) Hunter: (speaking into phone) Hi, could you connect me to an interpreter for Hindi?...Yes, I need to speak with a witness...Thank you. (Hunter and Selvi wait for a few moments, then a voice comes over the phone) Translator: (over phone) Hello, can you hear me? I'm here to translate for you. Hunter: (to Selvi) Can you please repeat what you said earlier? Selvi: (speaks in Hindi again) Ji, main aaj subah ke liye town square mein thi. Ek aurat thi jise do mard log pakad rahe the. Lekin unhone sirf unhe dekha tha aur phir bardasht nahi hua unka. Vo ekdam suddenly chali gayi. (Translation: Yes, I was at the town square this morning. A woman was being held by two men. But they only looked at her and then couldn't tolerate it. She just suddenly disappeared.) Hunter: (to translator) Can you ask her if she knows the woman's name or if she recognized the men? Translator: (to Selvi) Do you know the name of the woman or did you recognize the men? Selvi: (shakes her head) Nahi, mujhe pehchan hi nahi tha. (Translation: No, I didn't recognize them.) Hunter: (to translator) Thank you. (to Selvi) Can you please stay in town for a few more days? I may need to speak with you again. Selvi: (nods) Ji, theek hai. (Translation: Yes, okay.) (Hunter's phone rings) Hunter: (answering phone) Detective Hunter. ...Alright, I'm on my way. (to Selvi) I'm sorry, I have to go. (to translator) Thank you for your help. Translator: (over phone) You're welcome. Goodbye. (Hunter leaves the cafe)