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A fugitive escapes from a prison van and heads for the District of Columbia; sue dreads encountering old schoolmates.
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S1, EP9 "Greed"
Sue persuades a frightened employee to work with the FBI, but they both find their careers and their lives in danger.
S1, EP10 "Diplomatic Immunity"
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S3, EP8 "Did She or Didn't She"
Sue must determine whether a deaf sculptor committed a murder; Bobby and Myles have trouble escorting two federal witnesses out of town.
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S3, EP19 "Endings and Beginnings"
Sue is offered a job as an FBI profiler; Jack is the victim of identity theft.
S3, EP18 "Bad Girls"
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S3, EP17 "Mind Games"
A woman claims she witnessed a murder; Dimitrius is passed over for supervisor.
S3, EP16 "Troy Story"
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