A psychiatric (Mark Frost) was stabbed seven times to death in his office. He was married with two kids. Detectives found a bed in the crime scene where probably the man was practicing sex with his clients. He was specialized in treating troubled teenagers: Brooks and Hawkins begin questioning these problematic kids (one set the curtain on fire in her hometown, another one tries to commit suicide online with a sharp steak knife) but it doesn't seem anyone has ever had sex with the doctor. So detectives narrow the investigation down to the victim's family: they found out his wife was many years back a patient as well and he used to take her to cottages in order to have sex (or rape) her. When some tapes were found in a drawer, recording in which the doctor talked to a girl called Clare, they think they discover a doctor- patient affair; but who is really Clare?
In this episode, what we presume could be a monster, actually didn't do anything wrong. A Sharp previous affair help the district attorney discrediting a woman on the stand.
In this episode, what we presume could be a monster, actually didn't do anything wrong. A Sharp previous affair help the district attorney discrediting a woman on the stand.
