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Ronnie Temple is garroted at a pool party during a total eclipse, with pool-boy Shawn Hodges' hotel pass cord. Blood from his cut hands turns up. Shortly after, around midnight, Diana Long suffers the same fate at home, possibly the work of a serial killer. Weird forensics also suggest a link with Mario Montero, who is trying to absorb wolf DNA. Both claims to have been framed are taken serious. Written by
KGF Vissers
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Solar eclipses are rare and usually highly publicized events, yet this one seems to have taken everyone by surprise. Their occurrence is highly predictable - the date, time and location of every eclipse, whether lunar or solar, total or partial, for the 21st century, is known. Typically, on a public open area such as a beach, there are observers using the proper apparatus to safely view the event. Furthermore, the last total solar eclipse visible in the southeast US was 7 March 1970; the next total eclipse to be visible in the southern US is on 12 August 12 2045.
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Sgt. Frank Tripp:
It is what it is, it ain't what it ain't, don't make it what it isn't.
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This episode features a crime committed during a full solar eclipse. Later in that same day, a full moon appears in the sky over the city. It's not possible to have a solar eclipse and a full moon on the same day. Solar eclipses occur during the new moon phase, when the moon is between the earth and the sun and the moon is in position to block the sun from view along a narrow path across the earth. A full moon occurs when the sun and moon are on opposite sides of the sun and the moon is in full sunlight as viewed from the earth. An eclipse and a full moon must be separated by about two weeks. By the way, the last full solar eclipse visible from the United States was in 1979, I believe.