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Stivers' record at the limo company show he should have been booked all day, with no time to see Sharon. [=McCoy=] and Kincaid intend to prove premeditation by showing he recorded at least one fake "job" as cover. They discover Scannell is a regular client and regularly requests Stivers for airport runs - as a cover for moving drugs. When Soames mentions Sharon telling a story about a guy showing her a car trunk full of cocaine, [=McCoy=] confronts Stivers with the real motive for the murder. He slipped up by showing Sharon the drugs, and Scannell ordered she be killed to keep her quiet.
Sharon's murder now carries the death penalty as the murder of a witness. [=McCoy=] offers a plea to either Scannell or Stivers, whoever flips first. Stivers is resentful and says Scannell forced him to kill Sharon, otherwise he ''and'' Sharon would be murdered. Stivers accepts a 25-year plea for murder and Scannell will presumably be executed.
Sharon's murder now carries the death penalty as the murder of a witness. [=McCoy=] offers a plea to either Scannell or Stivers, whoever flips first. Stivers is resentful and says Scannell forced him to kill Sharon, otherwise he ''and'' Sharon would be murdered. Stivers accepts a 25-year plea for murder and Scannell will presumably be executed.
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Stivers' record at the limo company show he should have been booked all day, with no time to see Sharon. [=McCoy=] and Kincaid intend to prove premeditation by showing he recorded at least one fake "job" as cover. They discover Scannell is a regular client and regularly requests Stivers for airport runs - as a cover for moving drugs. When Soames mentions Sharon telling a story about a guy showing her a car trunk full of cocaine, [=McCoy=] confronts Stivers with the real motive for the murder. He slipped up by showing showed Sharon the drugs, drugs to try and impress her, and Scannell ordered she be killed to keep her quiet.
Sharon's murder now carries the death penalty as the murder of a witness. [=McCoy=] offers a plea to either Scannell or Stivers, whoever flips first. Stivers is resentful and says Scannell forced him to kill Sharon, otherwise he ''and'' Sharon would be murdered.Stivers He accepts a 25-year plea for murder and Scannell will presumably be executed.
Sharon's murder now carries the death penalty as the murder of a witness. [=McCoy=] offers a plea to either Scannell or Stivers, whoever flips first. Stivers is resentful and says Scannell forced him to kill Sharon, otherwise he ''and'' Sharon would be murdered.
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Stivers for Sharon, who was only nice to him so he'd keep giving her drugs.
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* LeaveNoWitnesses: Johnny Stivers was a courier to a drug lord in addition to driving a limo. He tried to impress Sharon Lasko by showing her the cocaine in his trunk. His boss threatened to kill Johnny unless he killed Sharon, which he did.
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* IfICantHaveYou: Subverted. Initially this appears to be the reason for the murder, but it turns out Stivers was forced to kill Sharon to keep her from revealing what she knew about his involvement in Scannell's drug business.
* LeaveNoWitnesses: Johnny Stivers was a courier to a drug lord in addition to driving a limo. He tried to impress Sharon Lasko by showing her the cocaine in his trunk. His boss threatened to kill Johnny unless he killed Sharon, which hedid.did.
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Stivers is absolutely delusional and believes Sharon was in love with him, even after he hears Soames and at least one of Sharon's friends testify that she was just using him to get drugs (and she apparently told him this herself.)
* OneHitWonder: Sharon was in a successful TV commercial but couldn't land any more major work after that.
* LeaveNoWitnesses: Johnny Stivers was a courier to a drug lord in addition to driving a limo. He tried to impress Sharon Lasko by showing her the cocaine in his trunk. His boss threatened to kill Johnny unless he killed Sharon, which he
* LoveMakesYouCrazy: Stivers is absolutely delusional and believes Sharon was in love with him, even after he hears Soames and at least one of Sharon's friends testify that she was just using him to get drugs (and she apparently told him this herself.)
* OneHitWonder: Sharon was in a successful TV commercial but couldn't land any more major work after that.
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Stivers' record at the limo company show he should have been booked all day, with no time to see Sharon. [=McCoy=] and Kincaid intend to prove premeditation by showing he booked at least one fake "job." They discover Scannell is a regular client and regularly requests Stivers for airport runs - as a cover for moving drugs. When Soames mentions Sharon telling a story about a guy showing her a car trunk full of cocaine, [=McCoy=] confronts Stivers with the real motive for the murder. He slipped up by showing Sharon the drugs, and Scannell ordered she be killed to keep her quiet.
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Stivers' record at the limo company show he should have been booked all day, with no time to see Sharon. [=McCoy=] and Kincaid intend to prove premeditation by showing he booked recorded at least one fake "job." "job" as cover. They discover Scannell is a regular client and regularly requests Stivers for airport runs - as a cover for moving drugs. When Soames mentions Sharon telling a story about a guy showing her a car trunk full of cocaine, [=McCoy=] confronts Stivers with the real motive for the murder. He slipped up by showing Sharon the drugs, and Scannell ordered she be killed to keep her quiet.
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This episode begins with a purse snatcher being chased down and arrested by beat cops. When searching the thief’s stash, the cops find a bloodstained purse and call for homicide investigators. Briscoe and Curtis determine that the purse belonged to an upcoming model Sharon Laskp.
An investigation into Lasko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug-using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
Further investigation reveals that Sharon had a drug habit and her limo driver seems to be her supplier. And that the limo driver had an unrequited crush on her. When the detectives find a “shrine” to Sharon in the limo driver’s home, they zero in on him and arrest him.
The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou murder due to jealousy]] but the limo driver’s defense attorney spins this into a claim of “extreme emotional distress” claiming that Sharon Lesko was a cock tease who used him a little too much, till he snapped. She even spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards her driver can be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection.
However, a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive for capital murder - along with new suspects.
An investigation into Lasko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug-using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
Further investigation reveals that Sharon had a drug habit and her limo driver seems to be her supplier. And that the limo driver had an unrequited crush on her. When the detectives find a “shrine” to Sharon in the limo driver’s home, they zero in on him and arrest him.
The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou murder due to jealousy]] but the limo driver’s defense attorney spins this into a claim of “extreme emotional distress” claiming that Sharon Lesko was a cock tease who used him a little too much, till he snapped. She even spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards her driver can be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection.
However, a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive for capital murder - along with new suspects.
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This episode begins with a purse snatcher being chased down and arrested by beat cops. When searching the thief’s stash, the cops find a bloodstained purse wallet. containing an ID card for Sharon Lasko. Sharon is an up and call for homicide investigators. coming model and disappeared three days ago; now Briscoe and Curtis determine that the are investigating a potential homicide. The purse belonged to an upcoming model Sharon Laskp.
Ansnatcher was in rehab when she disappeared. He insists he found the wallet, and when Briscoe and Curtis search the area, they find Sharon's now-bloody clothing.
The investigationinto Lasko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is Frederick Scannell, the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her Sharon's drug-using basketball player casual boyfriend.boyfriend Ken Soames. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
Further investigation revealsdriver]], Johnny Stivers. After Sharon's body is found at a landfill, Soames tells the detectives that Sharon she had a drug habit and her limo driver Stivers seems to be her supplier. And Stivers is arrested when Briscoe and Curtis find Sharon's blood in his limo and a shrine to her at his home.
The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou murder due to jealousy]]. But Stivers' defense attorney spins this into a claim of "extreme emotional distress", saying Stivers was driven to kill because Sharon repeatedly flirted with him and led him on despite having a boyfriend. At trial, Stivers' attorney spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards Stivers can be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection. Stivers says he killed Sharon after she told him she was sleeping with the photographer, and only using Stivers to get drugs.
Stivers' record at the limodriver had an unrequited crush on her. company show he should have been booked all day, with no time to see Sharon. [=McCoy=] and Kincaid intend to prove premeditation by showing he booked at least one fake "job." They discover Scannell is a regular client and regularly requests Stivers for airport runs - as a cover for moving drugs. When the detectives find a “shrine” to Soames mentions Sharon in telling a story about a guy showing her a car trunk full of cocaine, [=McCoy=] confronts Stivers with the limo driver’s home, they zero in on him real motive for the murder. He slipped up by showing Sharon the drugs, and arrest him.Scannell ordered she be killed to keep her quiet.
The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou Sharon's murder due to jealousy]] but now carries the limo driver’s defense attorney spins this into a claim death penalty as the murder of “extreme emotional distress” claiming that a witness. [=McCoy=] offers a plea to either Scannell or Stivers, whoever flips first. Stivers is resentful and says Scannell forced him to kill Sharon, otherwise he ''and'' Sharon Lesko was a cock tease who used him a little too much, till he snapped. She even spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards her driver can would be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection.
However,murdered. Stivers accepts a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive 25-year plea for capital murder - along with new suspects.and Scannell will presumably be executed.
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The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou murder due to jealousy]]. But Stivers' defense attorney spins this into a claim of "extreme emotional distress", saying Stivers was driven to kill because Sharon repeatedly flirted with him and led him on despite having a boyfriend. At trial, Stivers' attorney spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards Stivers can be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection. Stivers says he killed Sharon after she told him she was sleeping with the photographer, and only using Stivers to get drugs.
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* GoodVictimsBadVictims: [=McCoy=] references this trope to Kincaid, saying that they could be looking at Sharon being on trial as much as Stivers.
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This episode begins with a purse snatcher being chased down and arrested by beat cops. When searching the thief’s stash, the cops find a bloodstained purse and call for homicide investigators. Briscoe and Curtis determine that the purse belonged to an upcoming model Sharon Lesko.
An investigation into Lesko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
An investigation into Lesko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
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This episode begins with a purse snatcher being chased down and arrested by beat cops. When searching the thief’s stash, the cops find a bloodstained purse and call for homicide investigators. Briscoe and Curtis determine that the purse belonged to an upcoming model Sharon Lesko.
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An investigation intoLesko Lasko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using drug-using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
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However, a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive for capital murder - along with new suspects.
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However, a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive for capital murder - along with new suspects.suspects.
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* LeaveNoWitnesses: Johnny Stivers was a courier to a drug lord in addition to driving a limo. He tried to impress Sharon Lasko by showing her the cocaine in his trunk. His boss threatened to kill Johnny unless he killed Sharon, which he did.
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* LeaveNoWitnesses: Johnny Stivers was a courier to a drug lord in addition to driving a limo. He tried to impress Sharon Lasko by showing her the cocaine in his trunk. His boss threatened to kill Johnny unless he killed Sharon, which he did.
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An investigation into Lesko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
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An investigation into Lesko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]]]
Further investigation reveals that Sharon had a drug habit and her limo driver seems to be her supplier. And that the limo driver had an unrequited crush on her. When the detectives find a “shrine” to Sharon in the limo driver’s home, they zero in on him and arrest him.
The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou murder due to jealousy]] but the limo driver’s defense attorney spins this into a claim of “extreme emotional distress” claiming that Sharon Lesko was a cock tease who used him a little too much, till he snapped. She even spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards her driver can be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection.
However, a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive for capital murder - along with new suspects.
Further investigation reveals that Sharon had a drug habit and her limo driver seems to be her supplier. And that the limo driver had an unrequited crush on her. When the detectives find a “shrine” to Sharon in the limo driver’s home, they zero in on him and arrest him.
The theory of the crime was a classic [[IfICantHaveYou murder due to jealousy]] but the limo driver’s defense attorney spins this into a claim of “extreme emotional distress” claiming that Sharon Lesko was a cock tease who used him a little too much, till he snapped. She even spins a lot of gathered evidence to support this theory, even getting Briscoe to concede that some of her behavior towards her driver can be reasonably interpreted as displays of affection.
However, a discrepancy in the limo driver’s job bookings vs actual trips may uncover a more sinister motive for capital murder - along with new suspects.
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This episode begins with a purse snatcher being chased down and arrested by beat cops. When searching the thief’s stash, the cops find a bloodstained purse and call for homicide investigators. Briscoe and Curtis determine that the purse belonged to an upcoming model Sharon Lesko.
An investigation into Lesko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
An investigation into Lesko uncovers a bunch of shady associates. There is the club owner who is a suspected drug dealer but who has somehow never done anything he can be arrested for. There is her drug using basketball player casual boyfriend. There is the sleazy photographer who likes to get a little too up close and personal. [[AndZoidberg And then there is her limo driver.]]
