Knox brings in the top homicide detective on the Gemson police force, Danny O'Brien. O'Brien makes quick judgments and forms a theory while viewing the body before going with Knox to meet Emily Herchel. 

Knox's Sunday morning is interrupted with news of Johnny Greene's murder. Arriving at the scene, he finds Johnny, dead on the sidewalk of Wayne Avenue. 

Lost in thought, Cooper takes a walk to clear his head and finds himself downtown. Johnny has decided to make a clean start with Stacey Womack and become a one-woman-man. Heading downtown for a bite of breakfast, he and Cooper find themselves converging on Wayne Avenue. 

Knox has informed Cooper and Lizzy that Johnny Greene will not be charged with her rape. Lizzy takes to her bedroom and refuses to come out, while Cooper wonders how he can make sure this never happens again. 

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Knox realizes he has no idea what kind of case Shelley has against Johnny Greene and decides to sit down with the younger detective to determine if his case against the quarterback is strong enough to send to the District Attorney's office. 

Knox and Councilman Musto retire to Knox's study where Musto gives him the hard truth about the importance of University of Gemson football and Johnny Greene to the people of Gemson. 

Knox heads home after a stressful day hoping to relax with his family, but Amanda informs him a surprise guest will be joining them for dinner and has requested corned beef and hash. 

Shelley gets some hassle from a couple older detectives who are also big UG football fans.

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Shelley wraps up his interrogation, and Knox gets a call from ADA Jacobs. 

Johnny gives Shelley his version of how that night went down with Lizzy.