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The Brierre case continues, with Ballard wanting to focus on the Wilsons and Pembleton insisting that the victim's former boyfriend is involved. Gee favors Pembleton's theory, leading each detective to think that the other's ideas are racially motivated. When Felix is brought in for questioning, he admits that he had sex with Melia, but his attorneys cut off any further cooperation by the family. Falsone's curiosity about the Mahoney shooting rankles the trio and causes Cox to start doubting their accounts herself. During an Orioles home game at Camden Yards, Munch and Kellerman investigate a Yankees fan found dead in the stadium stairwell; with another fan's help, they close the case before the game ends. Cameos: Armando Benítez and Scott Erickson
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