Later, the team learns Lynn was declared missing after she was ordered to fly south from Deleware. They wonder why Lynn flew north to Philadelphia. Valens learns from his dad there is money missing from his bank account. Valens and Rush meet with Iris, the squad leader of WASP. She tells the detectives that Lynn was a great pilot and didn't believe the official story that she crashed due to bad weather. Iris says there was a rumor that Lynn had a boyfriend. She says Lynn had a reputation of rubbing people the wrong way.

Iris remembers when the the WASP recruits were put into a high pressure chamber. The pilots took turns attempting to write their name on a chalkboard, but Lynn was the only one able to do it. Iris says Lynn wanted to succeed more than she wanted to make friends. Iris gives the team her book which shows them an accurate record of the WASP service career.

Vera and Jeffries meet with Lynn's bunkmate Betty Joe Henders. She says she last saw Lynn two days before she disappeared. She remembers when the WASP team met at the social club called the Snake Pit. A pilot called Wolf asked Lynn if he could show her how to play darts. He tried to make a move and kiss Lynn, but she slapped him. Betty tells Vera and that Wolf didn't like to take no for an answer.

Jeffries tells Rush that Wolf's real name is Herbert James, who is the WASP flight instructor's brother. They see Herbert had access to Lynn's plane and wonder if he sabotaged it.

Stillman tells Rush that Moe filed a complaint against her that is now being reviewed by Internal Affairs. He explains the whole division is under scrutiny because Daugherty doesn't like them.