The disappearance of college sophomore, Jesse Ross, is examined. The 19-year-old student was attending a Model United Nations conference in Chicago when he went missing from his hotel room in 2006, leaving behind a mystery that is still unsolved today.
The detectives discuss their leads from the previous day during breakfast and plan their next steps for the investigation, while also dealing with the stress and sleep deprivation that comes with the job.
The Stacey Stanton case is an illustration of how the lens of bias can distort an investigation, shaping its outcome from the earliest days onward.
The host expresses that he is almost certain that Fred Lamb was the one who murdered Shelly. The detective in charge of the case is revealed to be Robert Terry.
A person recalls the moment when they were pulled over by the police and later heading to their friend's apartment in a hurry without knowing why they were being treated that way.