Bones season 9 episode 13 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

FBI investigates human remains at a site selected for the Urban Green Thumb program. Analysis reveals the victim, Colin Haynes, a musician with unrecognized fame in the Philippines. His death, initially deemed animal-related, turns out to be murder. The team grapples with complex clues, uncovering a tale of unfulfilled potential, jealousy, and tragic end. Simultaneously, intern Wendell battles a personal crisis, diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma. The episode intertwines the pursuit of justice for Colin with the emotional resonance of Wendell's courageous decision to fight his illness.

Full Episode S09E13 Recap

### Scene 1: Urban Green Thumb Program Site - The First Lady initiates the Urban Green Thumb program. - FBI agent is selected to investigate a death on the property. - Remains are discovered, initially suspected to be animal remains. ### Scene 2: Lab Analysis - At the lab, the team analyzes vomit found at the scene. - They conclude the vomit contains animal remains, indicating coyotes. - Further investigation reveals the remains are human, with severe trauma to the rib cage. ### Scene 3: FBI Agent and Team Discuss the Case - Discuss the possibility of drugs causing the coyotes' illness. - Vomitoxin from wet grain is identified as the likely cause of the coyotes' sickness. - The victim is identified as Caucasian based on skeletal analysis. ### Scene 4: The Investigation Continues - The team realizes the victim's death was not caused by animals. - No security footage or witnesses are found. - They speculate on the reasons for the body's disposal method. ### Scene 5: Lab Work and Clues - Analysis of larvae suggests the body was there for about two days. - Discussion about the victim’s broken bones and possible scenarios. ### Scene 6: Musician’s Background - Colin Haynes, a musician, is identified as the victim. - His struggle for a music career and personal life are discussed. ### Scene 7: Further Lab Analysis - The team finds evidence of blunt force trauma and fractures on the bones. - They theorize about the assailant's actions and motives. ### Scene 8: Harriet's Interrogation - Harriet, from BoarHog Records, discusses Colin's music career. - She reveals Colin's financial struggles and her support for him. ### Scene 9: Investigating Colin’s Music - Colin's music is analyzed for emotional content and style. - Differences in his music before and after his contract are noted. ### Scene 10: Wendell's Diagnosis - Dr. Brennan discovers intern Wendell has Ewing's sarcoma. - The team struggles with the emotional impact of this news. ### Scene 11: Colin’s Fame in the Philippines - It’s revealed that Colin was a big star in the Philippines. - The team uncovers that he was unaware of his overseas fame. ### Scene 12: The Killer’s Motive and Arrest - The bartender, jealous of Colin's relationship with Kara, is identified as the killer. - He is arrested, revealing his motive stemmed from romantic jealousy. ### Scene 13: Reflection and Mourning - The team reflects on Colin's life and missed opportunities. - Kara mourns Colin, realizing he was truthful about his success. ### Scene 14: Wendell Decides to Fight His Cancer - Wendell visits Booth to announce his decision to fight his cancer. - The episode closes with a sense of resolve and support among the team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who initiated the Urban Green Thumb program?

The First Lady initiated the Urban Green Thumb program.

Who was chosen to investigate the death on the property?

An FBI agent was chosen to investigate the death.

What did the team initially think the remains were?

The team initially thought the remains were that of animals.

What caused the coyotes to get sick?

Vomitoxin from wet grain likely caused the coyotes' illness.

How was the victim identified?

The victim was identified as Caucasian based on skeletal analysis.

What did the lab analysis reveal about the body's time at the site?

The lab analysis revealed the body had been at the site for about two days.

Bones season 9 episode 13

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