Sight Unseen

Tess investigates a pastor's daughter, whose sudden disappearance stirs deep tensions within her devout family and close-knit community. As Tess digs into the young woman's world, she uncovers a hidden life, exposing long-standing conflicts within her family. But when a trusted figure within their church is violently attacked, Tess finds herself questioning whether the young woman is truly a victim. Meanwhile, Sunny is forced to confront her own unresolved family issues, as she uncovers digital clues that shed light on the young woman's double life.

Tess is forced to revisit her legally blind diagnosis when a lawyer leverages her vision loss as grounds to open a case involving her eyewitness testimony, which could put the case and her consulting role with the police at risk. When Bennett and the rest of the department keep Tess at arms' length, she begrudgingly accepts the help of new detective Owen Cooper to solve the case a second time. In an attempt to work through the mounting pressure, Sunny begins sessions with her new therapist.

Tess and Sunny pursue a killer who uses an untraceable ghost gun to take down powerful victims with no discernable connection to each other. As the threat of a spree killer looms over Metro PD, Leo asks for Tess's support to investigate the anonymity of digital worlds where dark alliances and online fantasies have real life consequences. With Matt's help, Tess and Sunny work against the clock to dissect perfect alibis and expose the killer before another life is taken. Meanwhile, Sunny gets carried away in her healing journey.

Tess reunites with Jake on an undercover mission to dismantle a criminal network from within. The operation takes a turn when Tess comes face-to-face with the man she believes killed her mother 20 years ago, forcing her to perform a delicate balancing act as she tries to get to the truth while keeping Jake safe from the murderous gang he's infiltrated. Meanwhile, Sunny's actions catch up to her after she takes a risk in an attempt to convince herself that she has cured her agoraphobia.