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An undercover agent solves a 15-year-old crime; a former state trooper becomes the prime suspect in his wife's death.
An undercover agent solves a 15-year-old crime; a former state trooper becomes the prime suspect in his wife's death.
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S3, EP4 "The Merry Widow; The Bad Cop"An undercover agent solves a 15-year-old crime; a former state trooper becomes the prime suspect in his wife's death.
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