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McCall drives around like crazy to knock the guy around as he manages to elbow him in the face repeatedly. He gets suspicious and intentionally takes the wrong route, and when he reveals this, the passenger tries to stab him. McCall is driving a passenger who says he's going to the airport. He was there because they were going to help him get revenge on the thugs that murdered his brother, but McCall makes it clear that he has no business dealing with these guys. He follows them to their apartment, knocks out their guards, and takes their guns to force Miles to come back with him. McCall observes Miles going out with two neighborhood gangsters. They have learned about the killing of the thugs, and McCall determines they were just loose ends that needed to be taken care of, and that Susan's death may have been connected to the Calbert murders. McCall finds Dave, who believed McCall to be dead. Outside, Resnik and his buddies watch, having taken care of them. When they answer it, their radio explodes, killing them both. It's not coming from either of their phones, so they end up finding another phone on the floor. The thugs are in their apartment blasting music when they hear a phone ring. McCall flies out to Washington DC for the funeral and later starts to investigate Susan's death by reviewing camera footage from the hotel, as well as crime scene photos. McCall is watching Miles paint the wall when he gets a call from Susan's husband Brian (Bill Pullman) to inform him that Susan has been murdered. They start yelling about money, but she puts up a good fight and holds them off before they attempt to corner her in the bedroom. Susan goes back to her hotel room where she is followed by two thugs that attack her. They fly out to Belgium to investigate the crime scene. Susan later talks to a colleague, Dave York (Pedro Pascal), as they investigate the murder of the Calberts. Susan forgot that it was the day of McCall's late wife Vivian's birthday, and she suggests that he get out there more. When he gets home, he finds Susan Plummer (Melissa Leo) already there, and they share a friendly dinner. McCall goes to the book store to find a new book her ordered, and he sees that the clerk is Grace, and her daughter recognizes him, but Grace doesn't know McCall was her savior. Miles offers to help McCall take it down at a price. McCall starts to wipe it off before he is met by Miles Whittaker (Ashton Holmes), a young man who frequently interacts with McCall and is an aspiring artist. McCall finds that one of his neighbors, Fatima (Sakina Jeffrey), had her garden vandalized, and the walls have been sprayed with graffiti. Calbert to sit down before Resnik forces a gun into his mouth and pulls the trigger. Three men - Resnik (Jonathan Scarfe), Ari (Kazy Tauginas), and Kovac (Garrett Golden) - emerge and shoot the wife in the head. Calbert (Antoine de Lartigue), comes home to find his wife beaten and crying. After telling them to do the right thing, the leader of the punks tries to hit McCall, but he uses the guy's card to cut him before breaking his and his buddies' bones before leaving. McCall takes her to the hospital and returns to the apartment of the guys who assaulted her. One night, he is told to take home a young woman named Amy (Caroline Day), who has been drugged and possibly raped.

McCall often interacts with some of his passengers while observing others. Sam is in the middle of a case to try and locate his long-lost sister.

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McCall now works as a Lyft driver, with his most frequent driver being an elderly man named Sam Rubenstein (Orson Bean). In Boston, the mother, Grace (Tamara Hickey) goes to the office of her lawyer where her daughter is waiting for her. He approaches the father and gives him a chance to take the easy way out. McCall surveys the room, sets his timer, and proceeds to punch, smash, stab, and neck-snap all the goons. When the man becomes aware of McCall's mission, he orders his men to take care of him.

Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) enters the bar cart of the train and has a drink with his target, a Turkish man (Adam Karst) who has kidnapped his daughter from her American mother just to spite his ex-wife and hurt her. The film opens on the Turkish Railway, 400 miles from Istanbul.