Rizzoli & Isles season 6 episode 7 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Jane and Maura investigate the murder of a teenage girl, Sheila MacIntyre, found in a forest crate. Suspicion falls on Dr. Kevin Foley, an old acquaintance of Maura's, who acts nervously about the case. Further investigation reveals Daniel O'Neill, a patient of Foley's, as the prime suspect. Daniel, a high-functioning teenager with a passion for volunteering at an animal shelter, had access to drugs used in the murder. Foley's therapy notes and Daniel's narratives point to his dark fantasies aligning with Sheila's murder. Despite initial challenges in using therapy narratives as evidence, Daniel is arrested after his mother's cooperation. The episode concludes with Jane's apartment burning down, but she receives a new couch as a symbol of her friends' support.

Full Episode S06E07 Recap

### Opening Scene - Birds cawing, dog panting and barking in a forest setting. - A woman, calling her dog Angus, searches for him as he barks at something unseen. - Angus whimpers near a strange object, causing the woman to gasp in shock. ### At Home: Morning Chaos - A lively morning scene at home. - A discussion about a damaged couch covered in duct tape, a family remedy. - The couch's history involves a dog named Joe Friday, now called Addie. - A conversation about replacing the couch ensues, but there's resistance to change. ### Crime Scene Discovery - A team investigates a forest crime scene. - Discovery of a young female victim, likely a teenager, inside a camouflaged crate. - No obvious signs of struggle or assault, suggesting the victim was carried there. - Speculation about the crime's nature begins. ### Discussion on Malaria and Couch Replacement - A conversation about malaria risks and mosquito repellents in the forest. - Further discussion about replacing the old couch, linking it to health concerns. - The victim's identification remains unknown, prompting more investigation. ### Maura's Office and Couch Debates - Maura, the medical examiner, examines the victim. - Finds signs of osteopenia, suggesting anorexia, and a puncture wound from a needle. - Speculation about the method of the victim's death. - Ongoing friendly banter about couch preferences. ### Dr. Foley's Unexpected Visit - Maura receives an unexpected visit from Dr. Kevin Foley, an old acquaintance. - Dr. Foley appears anxious and inquires about the recent murder case. - His nervous behavior arouses suspicion about his connection to the case. ### Investigating Victim Sheila MacIntyre - Sheila MacIntyre, the victim, is identified as a high-achieving student. - She had a history of anorexia and was a positive influence at school. - The team explores her background for leads on the murder. ### Confrontation with Dr. Foley - Dr. Foley is confronted by Detective Jane Rizzoli about his visit to Maura. - Foley denies involvement in the murder but exhibits suspicious behavior. - Rizzoli suspects Foley knows more about the case than he admits. ### Investigating the Cage Manufacturer - Research into the manufacturer of the animal cage found at the crime scene. - The cage is linked to a company that supplies to various vendors, including laboratories. - Discussion about UFOs and personal experiences with unexplained phenomena. ### Maura's Couch Gift and New Leads - Maura insists on gifting Jane a new couch, but Jane resists. - New information about the drugs used in the murder points to veterinary sources. - The team strategizes to connect Dr. Foley's patients with access to these drugs. ### Foley's Death and Daniel O'Neill's Involvement - Dr. Foley is found dead in his office, with Daniel O'Neill present. - Daniel becomes a suspect in both Foley's and Sheila's murders. - The investigation delves into Daniel's background and Foley's notes. ### Uncovering Daniel's Disturbing Behavior - Discovery of Daniel's narratives in Foley's files reveals his violent fantasies. - Daniel's narratives align with the details of Sheila's murder. - The team struggles to use the narratives as legal evidence in court. ### Confrontation with Daniel and His Arrest - Jane confronts Daniel, hinting at her knowledge of his guilt. - Daniel's mother agrees to help the police, leading to his arrest. - Evidence linking Daniel to Sheila's murder is found. ### Jane's Apartment Fire and New Couch - Jane's apartment building catches fire, resulting in a total loss. - Despite the tragedy, Jane receives a new couch as a surprise gift. - The episode ends with a mix of humor and sympathy for Jane's loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Angus in the opening scene?

Angus is the dog barking and panting in the forest.

Why is the couch mentioned frequently?

The couch is a recurring topic due to its damaged state and the discussion about replacing it.

What is the significance of Joe Friday/Addie in the story?

Joe Friday/Addie is a dog with a history connected to the damaged couch.

Who is Dr. Kevin Foley and why is he important?

Dr. Kevin Foley is an old acquaintance of Maura who inquires about the murder case, arousing suspicion.

How is Sheila MacIntyre related to the case?

Sheila MacIntyre is the teenage victim found at the crime scene.

What clues are found at the crime scene?

A camouflaged crate containing the victim, no signs of struggle, and the victim's state suggests she was carried there.

What medical condition did the victim, Sheila, have?

Sheila had osteopenia, often associated with anorexia.

What leads the team to investigate veterinary drugs?

The discovery of specific drugs used in the murder that are common in veterinary practices.

Who becomes a suspect in both the murder of Sheila and Dr. Foley?

Daniel O'Neill becomes a suspect in both cases.

What is Daniel O'Neill's background?

Daniel is a high-functioning teenager with disturbing narratives found in his therapy files.

How does the narrative therapy files contribute to the case?

Daniel's narratives in the therapy files reveal his violent fantasies and align with the details of Sheila's murder.

Why is Daniel's mother's cooperation significant?

Her cooperation leads to Daniel's arrest by providing crucial information.

What is the significance of the new couch at the end?

The new couch symbolizes the ongoing friendship and care despite Jane's initial resistance to replacing her old couch.

How does the episode balance humor and seriousness?

The episode mixes light-hearted moments, like the couch discussions, with serious themes of murder and investigation.

What is the outcome for Jane's apartment?

Jane's apartment building catches fire, resulting in a total loss for her.

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