Rizzoli & Isles season 1 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Jane and Maura investigate the murder of Gaynor-Randle, a diabetic woman. They discover she was incapacitated and sexually assaulted, leading to suspicions of a hate crime. Jane goes undercover at a lesbian bar to uncover clues about the victim's personal life and infidelity. The investigation reveals the victim's insulin pump was tampered with, pointing to murder for financial gain. A woman who tampered with the pump is arrested, unraveling the motive linked to the victim's inheritance. Meanwhile, Jane faces personal misunderstandings due to her undercover role.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was the victim in the episode?
Gaynor-Randle, a diabetic woman with an insulin pump.
Why did Jane and Maura leave the yoga class early?
They left early to investigate the crime scene of Gaynor-Randle.
What was the initial suspicion about the murder weapon?
The detectives initially suspected a 2x4 with a rectangular edge as the murder weapon.
Did the victim have any defensive wounds?
No, there were no defensive wounds, suggesting she was incapacitated.
What was the victim's marital status?
Gaynor-Randle was married to Mel, and they shared each other's last names.
Where did Jane go undercover and why?
Jane went undercover at a lesbian bar, The Merch, to gather information about the victim's personal life.
What did the investigation reveal about the victim's personal life?
The investigation revealed that the victim was using online dating sites and might have been unfaithful.
What led the detectives to suspect a hate crime?
The escalation of threats and desecration of the victim's body suggested a possible hate crime.
Was there any physical evidence from the sexual assault?
No semen was found, but deerskin fibers were collected, pointing to work gloves and no direct prints.
What was the breakthrough in the case?
Discovering that the victim's insulin pump had been tampered with, indicating murder.
Who was ultimately responsible for the murder?
The murderer was a woman who tampered with the victim's insulin pump, motivated by financial gain.
What was the motive behind the murder?
The motive was financial gain, as the victim had a large inheritance.
Did Jane find a DNA match during her undercover operation?
No, Jane did not find a DNA match to the killer during her undercover dates.
How was the killer apprehended?
The killer was apprehended after a confession and evidence linking her to the tampering of the insulin pump.
What was the outcome for Jane's interest, Jorge?
Jorge continued to show interest in Jane, leading to misunderstandings about her personal life.
