Jordan (Jill Hennessy) suspects a teenage prostitute's suicide might be a cover-up for foul play involving city officials. However, while probing deeper into the girl's death, Jordan could possibly jeopardize her new job or even her own life.

Mackenzie Phillips guest-stars as a waitress whose reaction to the death of her cab driver husband makes Jordan curious about the real story behind the cabbie's killing. Meanwhile, Garret is uncomfortable with the attention from "the weird girl."

Jordan goes to prison in order to confirm her hunch that the torso of a murdered and dismembered woman belonged to a corrections officer killed on the job. Meanwhile, Garret fears he may be dealing with an 85-year-old "black widow."

Loyalty stokes Jordan's desire to figure out how a hero firefighter, Jimmy Donnelly -- who was also her childhood best friend -- died battling a suspicious blaze. Meanwhile, Garret hopes to find the perfect birthday gift for his daughter.

Jordan finds herself knee-deep in strippers and Russian gangsters when she responds to a murder-suicide at a local gentleman's club. Trey and Bug hell investigate. Meanwhile, Garret must deal with a school scandal involving his daughter Abby.

Jordan investigates the death of a Senator's daughter and reluctantly pairs up with an ethically challenged reporter to investigate. Garret wrestles with a man's wish to be buried as an anatomically correct woman. Bug & Trey face religious issues.