Summary An angry Kosmo goes searching for Sue, who she has learned is somewhere in the police interrogation system. Finn is determined to get a confession from her for the murders of all three of Brian's snitches. Although Kurtz wants to retain Kosmo in Homicide despite what looks to be negligence on her part regarding Sue, Kurtz denies Kosmo access to Sue. With the Will Summers investigation, Leary finds out that it is the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) that had the electronic surveillance on Will's boat. On an associated matter, Marla winds up Will's girlfriend, Lila, about the whereabouts of the rest of Will's drug money. Leary himself has a more frank discussion with Lila. With the case of the deceased private investigator who was tailing Da Vinci, Phil Rosen outlines several possibilities as to who would have hired her. Williams interrogates Norton about the connection between Michael Zang and James Torelli, two of his clients who recently met untimely deaths in two separate incidents. Williams slyly implies that he knows something about the missing laundered moneys. With the hit and run case, Da Vinci speaks to Ted Fellows, the deceased's stepfather. Da Vinci implies that he knows more to the story than he can divulge, which temporarily placates Fellows. Da Vinci has some make or break deals with both the Mayor and Jacobs regarding the red light district proposal, one which hits Jacobs on the home front. And Shannon looks for temporary work to do during his six week suspension. On matters more personal to Da Vinci, his car gets towed and in turn his briefcase stolen, which contained some highly confidential information. And he continues his personal liaison with Isabel Sandonovo.

• Crime
• Drama
• Mystery