Another interesting case that delved into an ophanage run by nuns, and a small boy found dead in a field in 1958.

Also, some commentary of how the times can make some practices seem acceptable, but as time goes on, things considered acceptable are discarded as unacceptable and barbaric under a different mindset of the times.

I thought it was another solid effort from my favorite new show. I am starting to like the subtle hints about the personal lives of the detectives, and the jabs they all throw at one another.
And of course I continue to enjoy seeing Kathryn Morris each week in HDTV.



The only thing that struck me as odd about this ep though, was the fact that in 12 years of a Catholic school education, I never had a nun look like the one from the show, not even close.

If you want to watch a show whose characters jab at each other for the entire show, watch NCIS, that show cracks me up to end sometimes.

I thought it was a very good episode.

Arnold being the son of the nun was unexpected twist.