A psychiatrist is gunned down in a drive-by from a Ferrari. Her killer is an accountant she has never met.
A realtor is bludgeoned to death while showing a house. His killer is a man he's never met.
A travel agent is shot to death in his agency. His killer is a man he has never met.
A bizarre string of murders is happening in Los Angeles, with the murderers seemingly having no connection and no motives to their victims.
This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
- Body In A Bread Box: Tab Vaughn's corpse is found stuffed in a closet of the house he is showing.
- Bludgeoned to Death: Tab Vaughn was killed courtesy of a fire poker to the head.
- Murder, Inc.: Rogin runs one of these out of Montana Mutual Insurance. He moves from hospital to hospital finding people who need someone eliminated. He then finds patients with terminal illnesses and solicits them to commit the murders in exchange for insurance benefits to be paid out to the killers' families once they die.
