Candice Renoir

Although she's placed on admin duty for hiding Antoine's amnesia, Candice can't help but get involved when a harassment victim goes missing and then turns up dead.

With Candice still confined to administrative work, Antoine sends Val to the scene of a fatal car crash. Noticing an empty cache box typically used to store drugs, Val suspects the crash was no accident.

In a protest against capital punishment, students dangle four fake hooded corpses from the roof of their exclusive prep school. The scene turns tragic when Antoine realizes one of the corpses is all too real.

Candice receives a call from a man who claims he is in mortal danger and says he possesses documents that incriminate a pharmaceutical company in causing leukemia. When he's murdered while on the line, Candice is left with only the call for clues.

The detectives are called to an alley where a psychiatrist has been murdered. As they dig into the case, a curious link emerges to "sexual reorientation" workshops.

A cosmetic surgeon's body is found in a villa pool with her face slashed, and then a man with a bandaged face is found in the bathroom. Candice tries to unravel a mystery that may come down to whether the surgery was cosmetic or reconstructive.

The president of a hunting association is found dead in a wild boar enclosure, his naked body partly devoured. Solving the case just might help Candice regain favor in the office.

Candice has the opportunity to solve a locked-room mystery à la Agatha Christie when the investigators and suspects are sequestered in the victim's possibly haunted mansion.

When a bloodied medical student arrives at the station after suffering an assault, it becomes clear she's a victim of cyber harassment. Candice tracks a man who exploits his followers and assigns targets to attack.

A dead body has been found at a cabaret show that Candice had attended the night before. The news leaves her with a bad feeling about just what might await her at the crime scene. Meanwhile, a bomb threat suspends activity at the BSU.