"Ryan Wolfe" and "Natalia Boa Vista" go investigate where a census taker was killed (after finding him in a trunk of a runaway car) and wind up getting blown up by a bomb in the house, a place that was used as a Meth lab.
There are two major characters in this episode, both young guys in the Meth-making business and one of them is a killer.
There are two minor characters, who happen to reside next door, a Haitian immigrant and the woman who is her boss. That woman - "Paula Olson," played by Kathleen York - is one of these people you see on this show here and there that is totally unbelievable. No woman would act and talk like this. It's ludicrous but at least she isn't a big part of this story.
At the end of the show, we see Natalia struggling with her hearing. That bomb blast, even though she won't admit, has damaged her. This could be a stretched-out storyline as I recall from the early days with "Gil Grisson" on CSI (Las Vegas).
There are two major characters in this episode, both young guys in the Meth-making business and one of them is a killer.
There are two minor characters, who happen to reside next door, a Haitian immigrant and the woman who is her boss. That woman - "Paula Olson," played by Kathleen York - is one of these people you see on this show here and there that is totally unbelievable. No woman would act and talk like this. It's ludicrous but at least she isn't a big part of this story.
At the end of the show, we see Natalia struggling with her hearing. That bomb blast, even though she won't admit, has damaged her. This could be a stretched-out storyline as I recall from the early days with "Gil Grisson" on CSI (Las Vegas).
