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* TheParanoiac: Bradley CameronCameron is ''extremely'' paranoid to the point of killing his own wife.
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* NeverSuicideNeverSuicide: Predictably, Sophia's death wasn't one.
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* AppealToFear: The entire defense case rests on this.
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* InfantImmortality: Averted DeathOfAChild: The plot begins with the recent death of Westwood's baby.
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Novelist Sophia Cameron is found dead in an apparent suicide. Her husband believes that a controversial church called Systemotics was responsible. He claims that Systemotics has deliberately sabotaged the Camerons' careers in order to promote Hollywood actress Kate Westwood, a church member who was Sophia's close friend. Sophia planned to go to the police with her suspicions that Systemotics was involved in the death of Kate's son, so Mr. Cameron insists they had her killed. Complications emerge when Cameron jumps from a hotel balcony in an effort to frame Systemotics' leader for pushing him, and new evidence shows Sophia's "suicide" was staged.
Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the [=DAs=] are members of Systemotics. Cameron confesses he did kill his wife, and accepts fifteen years for murder.
Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the [=DAs=] are members of Systemotics. Cameron confesses he did kill his wife, and accepts fifteen years for murder.
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Novelist Sophia Cameron is found dead in an apparent suicide. Her husband believes that a controversial church called Systemotics was responsible. He claims that Systemotics has deliberately sabotaged the Camerons' careers in order to promote Hollywood actress Kate Westwood, a church member who was Sophia's close friend. Sophia planned to go to the police with her suspicions that Systemotics was involved in the death of Kate's son, Westwood's baby, so Mr. Cameron insists they had her killed. Complications emerge when Cameron jumps from a hotel balcony in an effort to frame Systemotics' leader for pushing him, and new evidence shows Sophia's "suicide" was staged.
Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the [=DAs=] are members of Systemotics. Cameron confesses he did kill his wife,and since he believed Systemotics had brainwashed her. He accepts fifteen years for murder.
Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the [=DAs=] are members of Systemotics. Cameron confesses he did kill his wife,
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Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the DAs are members of Systemotics. He confesses he did kill his wife, and accepts fifteen years for murder.
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Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The jurors are so intimidated that they refuse to deliberate, and the judge wants to request a mistrial. Cutter uses Cameron's paranoia to lure him into accepting a plea - convincing him that the judge, jurors, and all the DAs [=DAs=] are members of Systemotics. He Cameron confesses he did kill his wife, and accepts fifteen years for murder.
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* InfantImmortality: Averted with the recent death of Westwood's baby.
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A novelist's apparent suicide changes to a murder investigation. The suspects include a cult and her husband. Cutter's case is jeopardized by the defense attorney's indirect juror tampering tactics of scaring the jurors.
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Lupo and Bernard discover that Cameron has been faking his alibi, and that Sophia had planned to leave him before she was killed. He is arrested for her murder. When Systemotics representatives attend the trial, Westwood refuses to testify and the court is adjourned. Cameron's lawyer portrays Systemotics as a sinister cult, and highlights its obsessively keeping tabs on anyone who might pose a threat to the church, which included Sophia Cameron. The
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* AppealToFear: The entire defense
* ChurchOfHappyology: Systemotics is an obvious representation of
* NeverSuicide
* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Based on many conspiracy theories and high-profile celebrities involved with a certain church.
* SweetTooth: At the
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* UndercoverAsLovers: Lupo and his sister-in-law try this in order to investigate Systemotics, though she's his real-life ex.
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