In the season finale, Flynn, Vega and Lucas are determined to prove that Neville Montgomery is behind the murder of Maria Snow.

Angie and Vega realize their prime suspect in the murder of an insurance adjuster, the victim's wife, may be a victim of foul play herself.

The detectives must find the common denominator in three separate homicides in order to catch a killer in the midst of a crime spree.

A plastic surgeon is the focus of Angie's investigation, the prime suspect is owner/operator of a recently renamed strip club.

A sleazy photographer is the prime suspect in the murder of his assistant; each of the detectives are interviewed about Angie's methods.

The death of a free-spirited tarot-card reader is investigated; and Vega's doctor dispenses some unnerving news.

While investigating an airline pilot who may be using his career to his murderous advantage, Angie copes with an increasingly distant Vega.

The team must balance law and justice in the murder of a street artist.

All clues in the murder of an armed robber lead the team to a sweet florist.

A homicide investigation develops into a kidnapping case after the murder victim's 16 year-old daughter is abducted. Later, Angie's interest in the Neville Montgomery file continues in secret.

Angie investigates the death of a civic urban planner and a part- time scuba diving instructor.

Angie struggles to accept Lucas's new position as primary investigator in the murder of a high-end call girl.

After six months of self-imposed exile, Detective Angie Flynn returns to Homicide to investigate a sensitive high-profile case.