Both Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg encounter a pair of heartbreaking situations in this Blue Bloods story. Selleck from the past when he was a detective and Wahlberg with a current case.
Selleck gets the news broken to him about a rapist he collared who was positively identified by the victim. DNA unavailable back then says he wasn't the doer. The real guy for whom Josh Burrow has been doing the time for is now identified. The question is what can they do now?
Selleck really mans up and takes the responsibility as so few will do these days. Not really his fault, but he was the arresting officer.
Three kids, two boys and a girl, are just shot down in a park for no apparent reason. And these were good kids, or maybe they were't so good. It's the mess that Donnie Wahlberg and Jennifer Esposito have to solve.
The doer Phillip Ettinger is at the same time both frightening and pitiable. His reason for shooting them is just off the wall.
Worth watching for young Mr. Ettinger alone.
Selleck gets the news broken to him about a rapist he collared who was positively identified by the victim. DNA unavailable back then says he wasn't the doer. The real guy for whom Josh Burrow has been doing the time for is now identified. The question is what can they do now?
Selleck really mans up and takes the responsibility as so few will do these days. Not really his fault, but he was the arresting officer.
Three kids, two boys and a girl, are just shot down in a park for no apparent reason. And these were good kids, or maybe they were't so good. It's the mess that Donnie Wahlberg and Jennifer Esposito have to solve.
The doer Phillip Ettinger is at the same time both frightening and pitiable. His reason for shooting them is just off the wall.
Worth watching for young Mr. Ettinger alone.
