One last score recap (spoilers!)

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One last score recap (spoilers!)

The most recent NCIS episode, "One Last Score", begins with two teenagers on top of a parking garage. Obviously there looking for some private time and when they are interrupted, they decide to leave. On the way back to the birthday party, the boy slips and falls on what the couple originally mistakes as car oil. Upon further investigation, they realize that the liquid is blood and that there is a corpse wedged under a car.

Upon the NCIS team's arrival, they find that the body is one of a former investigative assistant, Oliver Froman. There is minimal evidence to be had and absolutely no security cameras in the parking deck. Froman's keys were on the body, so Agent Gibbs finds the car in the deck by using the keyless entry. Inside the vehicle are many bags making it obvious that Froman was packed and ready to leave. The trunk held a larger surprise of many stolen items that were property of NCIS' crime unit.

Back on site, the team finds out that Froman had just been let go. There were many cutbacks going on and he was the last hired, so he became first fired. He also had access to many open cases, including Leona Phelps' fraud investigation.
Ducky is meanwhile busy doing the autopsy. He confirms that the killer is right handed, and that Froman was killed by the 13 stab wounds in his torso. Ducky concludes that this was a professional killer, seeing as how the slices were efficient upward thrusts instead of someone stabbing down from above.

Abby finds a sample of leather from the crime scene and proceeds to try to identify the type. This seems to be crucial since it is apparent that the killer wore leather gloves; there were no prints at the crime scene. While she is analyzing this, McGee has found that the victim had printed out the plans for the warehouse where NCIS was storing all of Leona Phelps' items. They begin to realize that this was a group effort to steal things, not just Froman alone.

Leona Phelps has been convicted of fraud by stealing several million dollars' worth of pensions from individuals across the board. When Gibbs realizes that the item that was being targeted by the heist was already missing from her desk in the warehouse, he returns to her prison to confront her.
In the meanwhile, McGee has almost figured out the case. He has looked over unsolved heists from the last ten years and has a viable suspect.

Leona asks for a deal: she wants house arrest in exchange for Oliver's killer. She names Otto Bracken as the killer. Gibbs calls McGee who has also just confirmed Otto Bracken. The bad news is, he just turned up dead. Bracken was killed in the same manner as Froman.

McGee and Denozo begin to brainstorm and realize that Leona ruined the bad people's lives along with the good. Abby realizes the item stolen from the desk was a ledger and you realize that Leona had moved it before the desk was confiscated.

Ruleo Medea comes to the house and tries to kill Leona. She violates her house arrest by running out the door and Zeeva catches her with the ledger. Gibbs manages to run Medea off the road and Medea surrenders.

anonymous
Mon, 28 Mar 2011 17:58:56 +0000

When writing about a show, you should probably watch it at least once. This recap is full of errors and shouldn't be used by anyone.

4NSCHK
Wed, 30 Mar 2011 18:22:00 +0000

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