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Pembleton and Falsone find a grandfather killed by three pit bulls owned by his grandson, who doesn't seem to care about the death.
Pembleton and Falsone find a grandfather killed by three pit bulls owned by his grandson, who doesn't seem to care about the death.
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S6, EP17 "Abduction"The squad searches for a 4-year-old boy who was abducted from a playground where clues point to a few suspects, including a parent.
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S6, EP18 "Full Court Press"Munch and Gharty probe the killing of a high-school student who appeared to have no flaws; Kellerman gets good news.
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S6, EP19 "Strangled, Not Stirred"The body of a strangled woman shows no evidence of rape, and the contents of her wallet appear undisturbed.
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S6, EP20 "Secrets"The suspicious suicides of two Baltimore businessmen bring Detectives Munch, Ballard, Bayliss and Pembleton together to uncover the secrets.
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S6, EP16 "Mercy"Police question Dr. Roxanne Turner (Alfre Woodard) about the death of a patient with a terminal illness.
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S6, EP15 "Pit Bull Sessions"Pembleton and Falsone find a grandfather killed by three pit bulls owned by his grandson, who doesn't seem to care about the death.
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S6, EP14 "Lies and Other Truths"Clues in the death of a man buried alive lead to anti-terrorists; a horrific car crash appears to have been intentional.
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S6, EP13 "Something Sacred"The squad finds links to two Central American refugees as it struggles to solve the murders of politically active priests.
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