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* ADeadlyAffair: The episode starts with a man who shoots his cheating wife's boyfriend.
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* ADeadlyAffair: The episode starts with a man who shoots his cheating wife's boyfriend.boyfriend, which is a failed attempt at this.
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* RevisitingTheColdCase: The case of David's disappearance was closed with no results. It gets reopened after his body is found in the Hudson.
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* ADeadlyAffair: The episode starts with a man who shoots his cheating wife's boyfriend.
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: David's mother was still alive after his death.
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* ShoutOut: a tape of Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand is found within the band. Curtis calls it "''Dr.'' Pepper's", though.
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* ShoutOut: a tape of Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand is found within the band.van. Curtis calls it "''Dr.'' Pepper's", though.
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David's file shows that he'd repeatedly provoked Grady in the weeks leading up to the murder. Grady accepts a lenient plea for manslaughter. He confesses he was so enraged by seeing David desecrate a war memorial (which was all part of orders) that he lost control. [=McCoy=] still blames the police for David's death, although Carmichael disagrees.
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David's file shows that he'd repeatedly provoked Grady in the weeks leading up to the murder. Grady accepts a lenient plea for manslaughter. He confesses he lost control because he was so enraged by seeing David desecrate a war memorial (which - which was all part of orders) that he lost control.David's orders. [=McCoy=] still blames the police for David's death, although Carmichael disagrees.
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David's file shows that he'd repeatedly provoked Grady in the weeks leading up to the murder. Grady accepts a lenient sentence for manslaughter. He confesses he was so enraged by seeing David desecrate a war memorial (which was all part of orders) that he lost control. [=McCoy=] still blames the police for David's death, although Carmichael disagrees.
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David's file shows that he'd repeatedly provoked Grady in the weeks leading up to the murder. Grady accepts a lenient sentence plea for manslaughter. He confesses he was so enraged by seeing David desecrate a war memorial (which was all part of orders) that he lost control. [=McCoy=] still blames the police for David's death, although Carmichael disagrees.
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A decades-old VW van is pulled out of the Hudson River, and bones are found within. The body is identified as a student activist from the sixties. It is later discovered that he was an undercover officer infiltrating student groups with instructions to make them commit criminal acts. His murder may be tied to a security guard whose current senility [[ObfuscatingInsanity may be nothing but an act]].
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David's file shows that he'd repeatedly provoked Grady in the weeks leading up to the murder. Grady accepts a lenient sentence for manslaughter. He confesses he was so enraged by seeing David desecrate a war memorial (which was all part of orders) that he lost control. [=McCoy=] still blames the police for David's death, although Carmichael disagrees.
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* DirtyCop: Pretty much everyone in David's division qualifies as this. Their job was to provoke anyone considered too "radical" into criminal acts, and if that didn't work, make them look like criminals.
* ShiksaGoddess: David Bernstein was Jewish but preferred Gentile girlfriends.
* ShiksaGoddess: David Bernstein was Jewish but preferred Gentile girlfriends.
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A decades-old VW van is pulled out of the Hudson River, and bones are found within. The body is identified as a student activist from the sixties. It is later discovered that he was an undercover officer infiltrating student groups with instructions to make them commit criminal acts.
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A decades-old VW van is pulled out of the Hudson River, and bones are found within. The body is identified as a student activist from the sixties. It is later discovered that he was an undercover officer infiltrating student groups with instructions to make them commit criminal acts. His murder may be tied to a security guard whose current senility [[ObfuscatingInsanity may be nothing but an act]].
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A decades-old VW van is pulled out of the Hudson River, and bones are found within.
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A decades-old VW van is pulled out of the Hudson River, and bones are found within. The body is identified as a student activist from the sixties. It is later discovered that he was an undercover officer infiltrating student groups with instructions to make them commit criminal acts.
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!! Tropes in this episode
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A decades-old VW van is pulled out of the Hudson River, and bones are found within.
* ShoutOut: a tape of Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand is found within the band. Curtis calls it "''Dr.'' Pepper's", though.
* ShoutOut: a tape of Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand is found within the band. Curtis calls it "''Dr.'' Pepper's", though.
