(to BRENNAN) That was April Wright's father. A fact that the jury never heard, by the way. AMY: Howard Epps deserves five minutes of consideration from the man who put him on death row. AMY: You and Booth. BOOTH: Epps. BOOTH: I got a warrant to search the house of the guy April Wright had s*x with the night she was murdered. BOOTH: It's Friday night, and they're racing beetles. BOOTH: My intention was just to tie up a few loose ends. BOOTH: Sir, without the murder weapon, he will not stay the execution. BOOTH: Well, a 17 year old girl. BRENNAN: A man is scheduled to die in 26 hours. BRENNAN: And stole her car. BRENNAN: Because he asked me. BRENNAN: My name is Dr Temperance Brennan. BRENNAN: We've found some anomalies in the prosecution's case. COHEN: For making a veiled threat? EPPS: Why? Epps was guilty. Ms Morton is recycling old evidence, presenting it in a different way in a last ditch attempt to keep Howard Epps from being executed.
Plan: A: Condemned man Howard Epps; Q: Who is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection in 32 hours? A: the murder; Q: What crime is Howard Epps scheduled to be executed for? A: 17-year-old; Q: How old was April Wright when she was murdered? A: Amy Morton; Q: Who is Howard Epps' attorney? A: last-minute; Q: When does Amy Morton appeal to Booth? A: Booth; Q: Who is the man who arrested Howard Epps? A: Dr. Temperance Brennan; Q: Who is the forensic expert that Booth asks to review the case? A: squints; Q: What is the name of the team that Dr. Temperance Brennan leads? A: the evidence; Q: What does Booth want to review to confirm Epps' guilt? A: forensic anomalies; Q: What does Brennan find in the case? A: another man; Q: Who was with April Wright the night she died? A: the execution; Q: What must Amy Morton and Temperance Brennan race against the clock to stay? Summary: Condemned man Howard Epps is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection in 32 hours for the murder of 17-year-old April Wright. Epps' attorney, Amy Morton, makes a last-minute appeal to Booth, the man who arrested Epps, to re-examine the case. Booth believes Epps is guilty, but acknowledges that the case had a few loose ends. He asks Dr. Temperance Brennan and her team of squints to review the evidence and confirm Epps' guilt. But when Brennan finds forensic anomalies in the case, and Booth turns up evidence that another man was with April Wright the night she died, they must race against the clock to stay the execution.