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When an elderly woman is found dead at her home, newly fledged DC Kirsty Wilson is called to the scene. It appears that the woman had a mysterious visitor in the early hours of that morning - someone dressed as a carer but with much darker intentions. It soon becomes obvious that this was not death by natural causes; in fact it was murder.

Breaking news: the CEO of Wright Pharmaceuticals has been found dead. A grueling investigation into his empire has revealed fraud and shocking scandals. Victor Wright was last seen alive, hounded by paparazzi as he fled his penthouse. Now, the FBI is hunting for the truth behind his fatal car crash. FBI agent Olivia Knight is no stranger to high-profile cases. When she is called to investigate fraud at a major corporation. She never predicted the stunning set of events that would transpire. Starting with the death of the primary target of her investigation, CEO Victor Wright.

Can the digital networks that record our footprints hold us steady when dementia threatens to push us off the path? This question has real stakes for data analyst Charlie Sanders. His best hope for a father succumbing to Alzheimer’s comes from assistive technology that Charlie helps design for a scrappy start-up. Despite early successes, Charlie has growing doubts about the motives of each of his colleagues.

When Ashley Barlow, the sixteen-year-old daughter of a senator is taken, FBI agent Blake Wilder and her team are called to the case. At a secure black site location, Blake begins to comb through the clues. While Rick, Paige, and Mo post up at the senator’s house. As Blake searches through the missing girl’s room, a stash of hidden items linked to local nightclubs, expensive trinkets, and photos of Ashley are found. The teen seems to be living a double life.

When Kimberly ends up in The Phoenix Institute after a traumatic event, she's lost in her minds chaos until Ryker comes along. He's got a stubborn streak a mile wide, and she's got more than a few screws loose. After many grueling group therapy sessions, they seem to have a better understanding of each other. But can this lead to something more?