Monahan jumps to conclusions by accusing a teenage boy of pushing his pregnant girlfriend off a cliff, but Quincy believes the evidence is circumstantial.
Quincy is asked to uncover the true identity of a plane hijacker whose body has been discovered five years after he parachuted from a plane with ransom money.
Clint is surprised when a patient pays him with a car, but her son has other feelings about the issue; Kevin tries to be himself in spite of his handicap.
Rabbi K.A. Schneider, a believer in Jesus and end-times messenger of the Lord, delivers the Word of God with clarity and the true passion of the Holy Spirit.
While trying to prevent a college fraternity from engaging in a dangerous hazing ritual, Sam must also deal with another appearance by Alia, the evil leaper.
Sam finds himself teaming up with his arch-nemesis when they are both accused of murder in a women's prison and her overseer comes looking for revenge.
Walker and Trivette are investigating the mysterious circumstances surrounding a high school football coach's death, and they soon uncover a gambling operation.
Monk harbors suspicions about Captain Stottlemeyer's girlfriend when her house was involved in a robbery the day before she is supposed to leave for vacation.
After a double murder on a wet day, Monk notices an absence of muddy footprints and is suspicious; Julie wears a T-shirt with a picture of her boyfriend.
When a fire kills four inmates at the jail in a small town, Quincy volunteers to help the local doctor perform an autopsy and investigation into the deaths.
When a controversial Southern American dictator is taken to an American hospital, Quincy investigates the deaths of two of the leader's cabinet members.