ABBY: Because is this goes to court with his fingerprint and his bite mark on the leg, Tony's going to prison for the rest of his life. ABBY: Giving up on forensics when I should have looked deeper. And it says Tony's a murderer. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. GIBBS: Are we covered on evidence? Help McGee. Identifying a pair of legs must be a first. MCGEE: Boss, that's the guy that she was engaged to when she met Tony. MCGEE: Head of my suspects list is George Stewart. Marines. People like me. She have an alibi? TONY: From who? Team player. With a warrant. ZIVA: The personnel in the evidence garage?
Plan: A: A pair; Q: How many legs were found on a Marine base? A: the team; Q: Who compiles a list of people who may have grudges against Tony? A: a murder points; Q: What does the evidence point towards Tony as the prime suspect? A: their colleague; Q: Who does the team try to help? A: a long list; Q: How many suspects does the team compile? A: Abby; Q: Who is upset that she may have incriminated Tony? A: the forensic evidence; Q: What does Abby believe may have incriminated Tony? A: his innocence; Q: What does Abby want to prove about Tony? Summary: A pair of legs are found on a Marine base, and the team is dumbfounded and shellshocked when every piece of evidence in a murder points towards Tony as the prime suspect. In an effort to help their colleague, the team compiles a list of people who may have grudges against Tony, providing them with a long list of suspects. Abby is upset that she may have incriminated Tony through the forensic evidence she provided and refuses to give up until she's proved his innocence.