S09 · E16

Hapai ke kuko, hanau ka hewa (When Covetousness is Conceived, Sin is Born)

Feb 22, 201943mRating 6.3

When the top salesperson for a beauty company/pyramid scheme is murdered, Five-0 sifts through a long list of possible suspects who would want her dead. Also, Adam befriends a homeless man estranged from his family.

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Hapai ke kuko, hanau ka hewa (When Covetousness is Conceived, Sin is Born)

Episodes

Ka ʻowili ʻokaʻi (Cocoon)

Ke kanaka i hāʻule mai ka lewa mai (The Man Who Fell from the Sky)

Mimiki ke kai, ahuwale ka papa leho (When the Sea Draws Out the Tidal Wave, the Rocks Where the Cowries Hide Are Exposed)

Aʻohe kio pohaku nalo i ke alo pali (On the Slope of the Cliff, Not One Jutting Rock Is Hidden from Sight)

Aʻohe mea ʻimi a ka maka (Nothing More the Eyes to Search for)

Aia i Hi‘ikua, i Hi‘ialo (Is Borne on the Back, Is Borne in the Arms)

Pua aʻe la ka uwahi o ka moe (The Smoke Seen in the Dream Now Rises)

Lele pu na manu like (Birds of a Feather)

Mai ka po mai ka ʻoiaʻiʻo (Truth Comes from the Night)

Pio ke kukui, poʻele ka hale (When the Light Goes Out, the House Is Dark)

Hala i ke ala oʻiʻole Mai (Gone on the Road from Which There Is no Returning)

Ka hauli o ka mea hewa ʻole, he nalowale koke (A Bruise Inflicted on an Innocent Person Vanishes Quickly)

Ke iho mai nei ko luna (Those Above Are Descending)

Ikiiki i ka la o Keawalua (Depressed with the Heat of Kealwalua)

Hoʻopio ʻia e ka noho aliʻi a ka ua (Made Prisoner by the Reign of the Rain)

Hapai ke kuko, hanau ka hewa (When Covetousness is Conceived, Sin is Born)

Eʻao luʻau a kualima (Offer Young Taro Leaves To)

Ai no i ka ʻape he maneʻo no ko ka nuku (He Who Eats 'ape is Bound to Have His Mouth Itch)

Pupuhi ka heʻe o kai uli (The Octopus of the Deep Spews Its Ink)

Ke ala o ka pu (Way of the Gun)

He kama na ka pueo (Offspring of an Owl)

O ke kumu, o ka mana, hoʻopuka ʻia (The Teacher, The Pupil - Let It Come Forth)

Hoʻokahi no la o ka malihini (A Stranger Only for a Day)

Hewa ka lima (The Hand Is at Fault)

Hana Mao ʻole ka ua o Waianae (Endlessly Pours the Rain of Waianae)