Scene One: Rae is with John and Bo discussing the case. Natalie drops by and John is short tempered with her, worried about her safety after his last chat with the killer. She leaves upset. After she has gone Rae berates him. He tells her that he feels guilty enough about Cristian's death. It would be too much for him if because of being friendly with Natalie she is also killed.

Scene Two: Haver is in his office, deep in thought, tinkering on the piano, playing Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet when Jessica arrives at his office. She stops at his door a listens, unnoticed.

Startled he stops playing, and looks up saying nothing.

Still looking down towards the piano, still pensive, she looks at him.

Haver flashes a very odd, almost sinister look. Or is it. It is hard to decipher.

Scene Three: Awhile later, Jessica and Haver are sitting on his couch, discussing what she has done. They both seem to be having a good time. Could Haver have a bit of a crush on her. He is also charming here.

There is a knock on the door, it is Nora Buchanan.

Jessica shuts her lap top. Haver seems pleased to see Nora. They get up.

Haver looks at her amused. She looks at him. And he laughs at her praise.

Scene Four: Back in Bo's office, he, Rae, and John are discussing the murder case in Chicago, the Love Child Murders, which Haver wrote about. For John there seems to be a similarity between the two cases. Rae admits that there are similarities, those killings are also strangulations, but she points out that the Love Child Killer uses his hands, while the Music Box Killer uses a pair of red leotards. She states that all her knowledge about serial killers makes it a very significant difference. John wonders about the doctor who was accused of the killings. What if he, like Troy, he was framed. Bo and John seem convinced that both serial killings were done by the same person.

Scene Five: Haver and Rae arrive at Rodi's. They walk towards a table.

Just then Evangeline Williamson, Todd's attorney, walks up to the table. Nora looks up.

Haver looks up.

Looks over at her, he seems impressed. He offers her his hand.

Scene Six: Evangeline tells Nora that Todd has decided to accept a plea bargain Nora is surprised that he actually seems to care what is best for his family.

Scene Seven: At Rodi's Nora is talking to Evangeline about Todd's plea-bargaining. Evangeline wants to discuss it now to get everything ironed out. Nora returns to tell Haver that they will have to postpone their discussion. As she walks up to his table she does a little victory dance. Haver is sipping a beer, and looks at her surprised. She sits down.

Meanwhile John has come to the bar for some burgers. He tries to apologize to Natalie for his behavior earlier. She says it is okay. Though she obviously still is a little hurt. He tries to explain why he acted the way he did. He is walking off, as Nora and Haver are toasting her success. Nora sees him, and calls out to him.

He stops short and goes over to talk to them.

Scene Eight: Rae arrives at the prison. Troy is escorted by a guard to the room. He seems much better now, more lucid. She tells him that she wants to question him. He accuses her of wanting something just like everyone else. Rae tries to assure him that she does want to help him, she wants to find out who stole his life and used it to frame him. She asks if there were any doctors, nurses, or fellow prisoners who did not like him. He tells her that doctors are *suppose* to care about people. Troy finally says that there was a doctor who said he cared about him, that he cared about his life, and how he ended up in prison. Troy tells her that that doctor remembered everything he told him. He tells her that the doctor helped him see clearly about things. He tells her that the doctor was very smart. He goes on to tell her that all the nurses there loved the doctor too, especially Mavis. She remembers that that was the name of the nurse who was murdered. Troy says he did not killer her. Rae tells him she knows he did not. She asks Troy about the doctor; and he tells her that she knows him, which surprises her. He says that the doctor's name is Stephen Haver. He tells her that he came to visit him with Nora. He asks Rae why was Haver with Nora. She tells Troy that Stephen is working on the serial murder case. He wonders if Nora is working with Haver, he tells her that Haver and Nora looked very friendly. She says that everyone is consulting together. Troy becomes more agitated, wanting to know if Haver and Nora are close. She tells him that they just know each other. He continues to question Rae about how close Nora and Stephen are. He becomes more agitated, and starts to rant. The guard comes in and tells him to be quiet. However, he becomes more upset, and starts ranting, telling Rae to tell Nora to stay away from Haver, he keeps repeating that. The guard has to drag him away. Rae is alone, confused and disturbed over what Troy has just said, and the possible implications, that Haver is the killer.

Scene Nine: Back at Rodi's Nora and Stephen are at their table, sipping their beers.

Their dialogue interlaps each other.

She gets up to leave, and he flashes a smile.

Evangeline apologizes for interrupting Nora's date. She denies it is a date. Nora tells her that Haver just is a very smart man, and they are working on a case together. Evangeline looks over towards Haver and smiles, she looks impressed by him. She asks Nora then if good looks do not impress her.

Nora peeks over to Haver, who is thinking intently. Nora says, "is he good looking, I never really noticed," and laughs. Though it appears she does think he is good looking, and apparently she enjoys his company.

Meanwhile, Haver is deep in thought, pressing his finger to his top lip.

Scene Ten: Back at Bo Buchanan's office, Bo and John are eating, when Rae returns. She is upset because of her conversation with Troy. They ask her if she had any luck, but she tells them she is not sure. John then tells them he will catch them up on what Antonio told him what he discovered in Chicago. John tells them about the doctor in Chicago, who was believed to be behind the Love Child Murders. Apparently he was in the hospital mental ward when he died. Rae notes that it was just like Troy. It appears to have been a suicide. However, the police discovered that he had been out on passes. John tells them that Antonio is checking the doctor's notes for more information to see if there are any clues indicating whether during his time out the doctor planned on killing other women. However, John is sure that he was set up, just like Troy. Antonio is going to interview psychiatrists who had contact with and who treated the doctor believed to be the killer. However, one doctor, a Dr. Samuel Hartford died shortly after the alleged killer died. Again they ask her about Troy. She hesitates to tell them what she learned. She tells them at first Troy was lucid. She again hesitates. She tells them that she does not want to say too much until she has more information, she does not want to ruin someone's reputation, the person may be innocent. She leaves and says that she wants to sleep on it. She will talk with them in the morning.

Scene Eleven: A police officer comes in with a video tape that was left at the front desk for John. They put it into the VCR and watch. It is from a press conference, in New Jersey, from several years ago. In the video we hear John tell the press that the killer is someone of below average intelligence, and that the killer is ordinary, and is a psychopath; and that he is a coward, who hates feeling frighten all the time. John tells Bo that he did that to lure the killer out, hoping to make him angry enough to get him to mess up. Bo notes that because of the press conference years ago the killer has become obsessed with John. Hopefully because of that the killer will start screwing up. In the video, John tells the press that the killer has begun to make mistakes.

Scene Twelve: Rae goes to Stephen's office. She knocks on the door. There is no answer, and since the door is unlocked she walks in. She looks around, but Haver is not there. She goes to his desk and finding a pad and pen leaves a message about seeing Troy. She notices Haver's manuscript from the other day, and looks through it, but first looks to make sure Haver is not coming. Reading the first page she looks concerned, and puts it back on his desk. She looks at his top drawer, and finds nothing. She goes through his right top drawer, and finds nothing. Then she rifles through his bottom right drawer, and finds something. She opens it, and it reveals a diploma, "Great Lakes Institute, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE; SAMUEL HARTFORD; DOCTOR OF MEDICINE."

She takes it and quickly gathers up her stuff to leave, rushing off she stops dead in her tracks. Haver is at the door watching her. He tilts his head. She looks terrified but it appears she is trying to hide it.


Stephen looks rather malicious, but tries to look normal.