Well, beer pong is a drinking game, the object of which is to take the ping pong ball and try to get it into the other team's cups. TONY: This is a crime scene, not a frat house. Other than that, no. Or bodies. TONY: Who's the killer anyway? TONY: "One down, two to go," means the killer's not finished. (TO MCGEE) Not you. ZIVA: Yeah, I think he's planning on revealing it uh... in, you know, the second part of the book. Petty Officer Cove had unidentified blood on his right forearm and hand - matched the blood from his house. GIBBS: And murder. MCGEE: No. Coletrane is jazz, McGee. LANDON: Kill him. ABBY: McGee, who is this guy?
Plan: A: a Petty Officer; Q: Who was murdered? A: elements; Q: What about the crime scene resembles descriptions in McGee's novel? A: the descriptions; Q: What does the crime scene resemble from McGee's novel? A: his new novel; Q: What is McGee's half-finished book? A: access; Q: What did McGee's publisher have to McGee's book? A: The killer; Q: Who promises two more kills? A: the second body; Q: What is found that makes McGee think the killer is planning to kill another person? Summary: During the murder investigation of a Petty Officer, McGee is unsettled when elements of the crime scene resemble the descriptions in his new novel, which is half-finished. The only person who had access to McGee's book, other than McGee himself, is his publisher. The killer promises two more kills and when the second body is found, McGee is pressured to determine who the killer plans to kill next.