The team works on the case. Grace goes over Kirby's notebook and sees numbers that look like coordinates.

Cho interrogates Ted who says the land where Kirby died belonged to his grandfather. He says the land was fraudulently sold to the Gerbers. He explains that the land is worth $50-60 million because of the oil sands beneath the land. Cho tells Ted to give him a list of places he was during the time of the murder.

Sam goes to Teresa and tells her his beef is only with Patrick and he has no resentment towards her or her team. He asks if they are cool and Teresa says she needs time to think about it.

Teresa and Grace meet with Kirby's wife Donna Hines and their daughter Gail. Donna tells the detectives that she and Kirby had been together since junior high. She says her family, the Gerbers, made Kirby feel uncomfortable. She says he had just started opening up about his feelings with her. She says Kirby was a skilled welder and they were financially sound. Teresa asks about the oil money, pointing out that it could have given her motive to kill him so he wouldn't get any money in the event of a divorce.

Patrick enters the rec area and everyone becomes silent. Patrick tells the group that he is not a cop, but he does use his people skills to assist the police. Patrick then gives a demonstration by making assessments of the inmates. He uses hypnosis to try to get an inmate off of drugs.

Cho meets with Patrick at the jail and shows him the notes from the case. Cho says Kirby showed signs of a beating that occurred over a month ago, and Ted was in custody at that time. Patrick says it could have been a friend of Ted's. Cho says neither Kirby or his wife reported a beating.