Motive

After six months of self-imposed exile, Detective Angie Flynn returns to Homicide to investigate a sensitive high-profile case.

Angie struggles to accept Lucas's new position as primary investigator in the murder of a high-end call girl.

Angie investigates the death of a civic urban planner and a part- time scuba diving instructor.

A homicide investigation develops into a kidnapping case after the murder victim's 16 year-old daughter is abducted. Later, Angie's interest in the Neville Montgomery file continues in secret.

All clues in the murder of an armed robber lead the team to a sweet florist.

The team must balance law and justice in the murder of a street artist.

While investigating an airline pilot who may be using his career to his murderous advantage, Angie copes with an increasingly distant Vega.

The death of a free-spirited tarot-card reader is investigated; and Vega's doctor dispenses some unnerving news.

A sleazy photographer is the prime suspect in the murder of his assistant; each of the detectives are interviewed about Angie's methods.

A plastic surgeon is the focus of Angie's investigation, the prime suspect is owner/operator of a recently renamed strip club.

The detectives must find the common denominator in three separate homicides in order to catch a killer in the midst of a crime spree.

Angie and Vega realize their prime suspect in the murder of an insurance adjuster, the victim's wife, may be a victim of foul play herself.

In the season finale, Flynn, Vega and Lucas are determined to prove that Neville Montgomery is behind the murder of Maria Snow.