In desperation, Sara begs Gibbs.
I need you to take this case, and solve it.
Olson, the cop who hadnt solved the case.
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Gibbs and McGee find Flynn leading one of his judge-ordered seminars on invasion-proofing your home.
Reeves gives her a prepaid cell phone in case she changes her mind.
It turns out to be tracking numbers for shipping company Global Courier.
It was marked as delivered, but Kraft reported that it was stolen from his mailbox.
Gibbs brusquely pushes the camera away, and McGee prompts the GC employee to kick her off their property.
The two agents give chase with their usual competitive spirit, ribbing each other about whos winning the race.
Torres denies trying to save Reeves life, claiming, I just cant stand seeing you ahead of me.
Mmmmm, yes, I love the smell of testosterone in the morning.
(Next: Just hand over your purse, Abbs!)
He further suggests that Mae couldve been supplying the drugs, or buying them.
In other words, were all human, including Mae.
But Sara just accuses Gibbs of dragging her mothers name through the mud and storms out.
Abby tells him to let his guard down so Sara will do the same.
Then Theo calls him on the burner phone to report that his moms being attacked.
Mae offered to call the insurance company, but now Saras worried that her mother was actually using again.
So Wesley killed her and tossed her house but didnt find the pictures.
Then when they turned up on the news, the supplier decided to search Saras car.
The meal was divine, and as they leave, Reeves calls Abby our angel in platforms.
Then a mugger corners them in an alley, pulling a gun and demanding money.
Reeves hands over his wallet, but Abby offers to help, instead of giving up her purse.
Weve been cliff-hung, friends!
