
Sue meets Logan Taylor who says her dad helped catch the hunter Jerome Soggins in the 80's and tells Lucy, Sue and Charlie (who asked Sue for help in solving the case) that her dad told her that the wrong man was convicted. Jack has to give a deposition to clear his name of killing the chicken. Myles & Sue talk to Jerome who was convicted of two murders and had hoped Ben Taylor would clear his name and request a DNA sample and hope to match Jerome's DNA with the old evidence. Sue Myles look for cab drivers picture with an ""X"" drawn through the picture. Darcy tells Sue Myles and Bobby that the hunter wrote to a reporter but the letters were sold to someone. Logan learns that her dad did love her by keeping letters and pictures. Tim reads Darcy's article on the hunter case which leads him to think his dad is the hunter and says his dad was violent man and would recall seeing his dad clean himself up. Sue & Myles talk with Kenneth who admits to killing some of the cab drivers but not the
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E12002 · 1h 29m
Sue Thomas, a deaf woman with an extraordinary ability to read lips, moves to Washington, D.C to begin her new job as a F.B.I agent. However when she arrives she finds out that the job is not as exciting as she would have hoped.
E22002 · 44m
Now that Sue is an official member of the team, Jack is beginning to train her and he's got the perfect case to start with: an anonymous bomb threat against an old F.B.I agent.
E32002 · 43m
While trying to protect an Afghan leader, the FBI team loses their primary assassin. Just when they think all hope is lost, another possible assassin is tracked down and put under surveillance, generating some interesting results.
In the Heat of the Night
1988 · ★ 7.6