Cold Squad

A 12 year old case where a murdered woman's death matched the M.O. of a now-convicted killer seems to be yet another victim. Until investigation shows the killer couldn't have done it. He was already in prison.

As an investigation into a 20-year-old killing spree continues, the Cold Squad is rocked by murder and internal strife.

While enjoying a day off, Ali receives a tip from a lawyer about Randy Benjamin, a young man who had assisted in the rape and murder of three men years earlier. Attorney-client privilege prevents him from saying much, but he points Ali to Stanley Caron.

While Ali and Logozzo investigate the murder of retired teacher, they are surprised to learn that, after a stroke, his behavior had changed drastically, and he'd gone from being a mild-mannered school teacher to a sex fiend who went to swinger parties.

Marcey Bennett was only fourteen when she was found raped and murdered in April of 1986. The gardener was arrested for the crime and later confessed. While cleaning out some of the junk in Sam's office, Max finds a videotape showing contaminated evidence.

A standard pick-up for the drunk tank marks the start of a 34-year old cold case involving three men who were involved in the murder of a beautiful woman. The drunk is carrying her dress and tells a bizarre story of murder.

When Gavin Yeung, a wealthy Chinese teenager, commits suicide in jail cell, it brings up haunting memories for Logozzo of a similar suicide when he was a young cop; a young Philippino teen named Guillermo Santayana, also from an extremely wealthy family.

It's almost Logozzo's birthday and a contact, Buzz, who shares the date, shows up with a tip for Logozzo that may help solve a cold file on a truck driver who was murdered while trying to rape a young woman.

Ali and Tony find a corpse hidden in a building that turns out to be Edmund Kritch, an anti-radical that disappeared over twenty-five years ago.

Helen Larsen comes to Ali with a story about a repressed memory that had surfaced during therapy. Her sister Marilyn was killed when they were both children and she now remembers the details and the killer...her father.

In 1982, two young boys disappeared and when the body of one was found, they used the child's backpack to identify him as Benji Harding, the son of a firefighter. Sixteen years later, a former co-worker sees a picture of a child he swears is Harding.

Logozzo has turned up some evidence of an old murder and the victim leads to a disappearance of Rev. Douglas Somerset. Somerset had left to go on mission trip in his own plane, but the plane never took off.

A social worker brings Ali in on an a case of possible child abuse. Ali protests that it's out of her jurisdiction, but the same couple lost another child to an "accident" a couple of years before that could have been abuse. Bobby Johnson is a cold file.

After Mitchell Huston dies under mysterious circumstances at the Green Abbey hospice, Father Geddes points the finger at Dr. Sarah MacInnis. MacInnis ends up arrested, and Maz tells Ali he thinks they have an open and shut case.

Ali receives a letter from Denny Lavoie, the hit man who had died earlier, in which he tells her about the death of Nancy Seniuk a bag lady found dead in Stanley Park on August 17, 1980.