And they might see something that you don't. But they still came to America. DARYL: NCIS. GIBBS: Evidence? GIBBS: Not quite. GIBBS: Who? It is forbidden. Just need to figure out where he is now. MASOUD: Sheriff Barrett? NCIS. Oh, we do have a suspect. Only been in town a few months. RUBY: Murder. Room eight. So the shot casing I collected from the crime scene had quite a lot of undischarged powder in it. TONY: Cleaned up? TONY: This is not a sundial. They believed me. Thinks Tariq is a terrorist. Unlike bullet B, here... that's the little devil, which according to this, punched right through the sternum, gouged its way through the heart muscle, took a chip out of the eighth thoracic vertebrae, and finally sputtered to a stop in Lieutenant Shaheen's right latissimus dorsi. Until he sets off a bomb in the local mall. When? You taking calls again?
Plan: A: a Marine; Q: Who was murdered in a small town hotel room? A: NCIS; Q: Who is called in to investigate the murder of a Marine? A: things; Q: What takes a nosedive when NCIS learns that the local Sheriff's department already cleaned up the crime scene? A: Iraqi; Q: What nationality is the suspect in the murder of a Marine? A: a few months earlier; Q: How long ago did the Iraqi national move to the town? A: evidence; Q: What did NCIS receive that suggested an active terrorist cell might be in play in the town? Summary: When a Marine is murdered in a small town hotel room, NCIS is called in to investigate. However, things take a nosedive when they learn that the local Sheriff's department already cleaned up the crime scene and performed an autopsy. They also have a suspect - an Iraqi national who just moved to the town a few months earlier. But NCIS later receive evidence suggesting that an active terrorist cell might be in play in the town, and the national is not quite the man they believe he is.