Summary Psych Crimes and Crises is asked to assist on the case of a $1.5 million diamond heist at a small jewelry store, the diamonds which were part of a regular shipment and which were yet as uninsured by the jeweler. They are involved because an eyewitness, who encountered the four balaclava clad robbers, stated that she was assaulted by one of them, who acted like something had spooked him which resulted him shooting randomly in the air. Based on the surveillance footage of the actual robbery and the eyewitness statement, they believe the robbery was conducted by ex-military men, while Daniella and Daniella alone believes the one spooked man suffers from PTSD from his time in combat. Their initial suspect is the one and only ex-military personnel with who the jeweler had regular contact, Jesse Powell, a former driver with the armored car company the jeweler used. Upon meeting Powell, they can see that he does suffer from an extreme case of PTSD, probably too advanced a case to function in a robbery of this nature, and he does have an airtight alibi, but he probably knows more about the robbery than he lets on. Aidan decides to use an unethical method to find out more information on this case, which in turn could benefit his own issue with what he has thus far refused to acknowledge as his own PTSD. The unit hopes they will be able to convince Jesse to access medical help in the process. Aidan's problems have thus far prevented him from pursuing a personal relationship with Detective Fenton. And Daniella, without telling her colleagues even about the issue, goes on a secret mission to find out what happened to the child she gave up for adoption.

• Crime
• Drama
• Mystery