(MUSIC OVER ACTION/MCGEE AND KATE MOVE THROUGH THE HOUSE)
MUSICAL BRIDGE TO:
INT. CLARE: That's why women aren't allowed in the SEALs. Come in. Enlisted at seventeen. FAITH: I had enough evidence to get a conviction. GIBBS: I believe Curtin told his son that he escaped from jail to get the person who murdered his mother. GIBBS: Like a Navy SEAL. GIBBS: You have the name of the team commander? Get out of the car! He shot one of my people. It has to do with his wife and who really murdered her and the cable repairman. KATE: Of course. KATE: Sort of. Kate, take prosecution. MCGEE: Oh, by the way, there's something that Tony and Kate have been meaning to ask you. SatCom can be arranged as soon as he becomes available. TONY: Innocent. TONY: Leavenworth's in Kansas. The fugitive is a former SEAL named Jack Curtin. The killer incapacitated each victim with a violent, and most likely fatal, twist of the head. The readers are in every cell and every entryway locations within the prison. They could see each other in person. Tony, defense. We just have to find out which one.
Plan: A: SEAL; Q: What was the former Navy member convicted of double homicide? A: double homicide escapes; Q: What crime did the former Navy SEAL escape from? A: Leavenworth; Q: Where did the former Navy SEAL escape from? A: Kate; Q: Who theorizes that the former Navy SEAL may be innocent? A: the escaped prisoner; Q: Whose son and in-laws are Kate and McGee assigned to protect? A: his son; Q: Who did the SEAL break into the house to see? A: Todd; Q: Who is tied to a chair and unarmed? A: protection; Q: What was the SEAL's motive for taking Todd's weapon? A: her profiling skills; Q: What does Kate use to determine that the SEAL may be innocent? A: jail; Q: Where did Kate think the SEAL may have discovered the identity of the real killer? A: the team; Q: Who has to contend with the antagonistic defense and prosecution attorneys? A: Lt. Commander Faith Coleman; Q: Who is one of the attorneys that Kate and McGee have to deal with? A: the evidence; Q: What do Kate and McGee review at headquarters? A: revenge; Q: What is the SEAL's brand of justice? Summary: A former Navy SEAL convicted of double homicide escapes from Leavenworth , resulting in Kate and McGee being assigned to protect the son and in-laws of the escaped prisoner. During the night, the SEAL breaks into the house to see his son before fleeing, leaving Todd tied to a chair and unarmed, her weapon having been taken by the SEAL as a form of protection and to be possibly used in another crime of some sort. Using her profiling skills, Kate theorizes that he may actually be innocent and had discovered the identity of the real killer while in jail. At headquarters, the team has to contend with the antagonistic defense and prosecution attorneys, one of which is Lt. Commander Faith Coleman as they review the evidence in order to find the real murderer before the SEAL delivers his own brand of justice: revenge .