Paul Vincent O'Connor

Rush gets a visit from a frail 75-year-old woman seeking justice for her dead son, the victim of a 1964 gay bashing incident. Nearing the end of her own life, the woman believes the police never aggressively pursued the case because of her embarrassment over her son's lifestyle as well as societal prejudices at the time.

The murder of a priest puts the squad on a collision course with the Catholic Church and drives a wedge between Brenda and Chief Pope. Meanwhile, Brenda's parents are in town while her father continues his cancer treatments.

The dorm plans a party for Julie's birthday. Carol stops by and reveals that she is actually Julie's mother.

Ben and Felicity get back together. She confesses her fling with Noel to Javier, who promises to keep quiet.

When DNA evidence exonerates a murderer whom Doggett helped incarcerate 13 years earlier, Doggett desperately tries to put the man back in jail before he strikes again.

Harm and Mac are assigned to investigate charges that American GIs shot and killed civilians during the Korean War.