Episode Guide - inaf iasf bologna
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Body of Proof <strong>Episode</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Cold Blooded<br />
Season 2<br />
<strong>Episode</strong> Number: 23<br />
Season <strong>Episode</strong>: 14<br />
Originally aired: Tuesday February 14, 2012<br />
Writer:<br />
Allen MacDonald<br />
Director:<br />
Nelson McCormick<br />
Show Stars: Dana Delany (Dr. Megan Hunt), Jeri Ryan (Dr. Kate Murphey), John<br />
Carroll Lynch (Detective Bud Morris), Nicholas Bishop (Peter Dunlop),<br />
Sonja Sohn (Detective Samantha Baker), Geoffrey Arend (Dr. Ethan<br />
Gross), Windell D. Middlebrooks (Dr. Curtis Brumfield), Mary Matilyn<br />
Mouser (Lacey Fleming)<br />
Recurring Role: Nathalie Kelley (Dani Alvarez)<br />
Guest Stars: Joseph Martino (Joe Sanella), Duncan Bravo (E. R. Doctor), Kay<br />
Wilson (Caren Pedroni), Jay Montepare (Anthony Pedroni), Ashanti<br />
Brown (Delia), Robert Picardo (Henry Pedroni), Kevin McCorkle (Jack<br />
Cranston), Donna Pescow (Maria Sanella), Azita Ghanizada (Annabelle<br />
Kip), Todd Feder (Lawyer)<br />
Production Code: 210<br />
Summary: When the owner of a family owned and operated Italian restaurant<br />
turns up dead in the freezer, Dr. Hunt and the team take a closer look<br />
into family matters. Meanwhile, Detective Baker must face her own<br />
haunted past.<br />
At Sallenas Restaurant, while a waitress<br />
does her chores, she gets a shock<br />
from a live wire sitting on a metallic table.<br />
She gets jolted to the ground. When she<br />
raises her head, she finds a heavily bloodstained<br />
dead body, and screams. When<br />
Megan and Pete arrive, he tells her he<br />
used to know the victim — Joe Sallenas.<br />
He would dine there with his friends quite<br />
often, and Joe would even have a nickname<br />
for him. When they get to the crime<br />
scene, they find the body inside a freezer.<br />
When Pete wonders why the killer left the<br />
body there — since cold helps preserve evidence, Megan explains it ruptures evidence that may<br />
be found inside the body. Megan points out that the frost bites suggest the body is frozen to the<br />
core, and they will need to take the body into a cool area, because if it is taken out into normal<br />
temperature, it might decompose faster than normal.<br />
Ethan and Curtis get the body into a special enclosure. When they are cold, Megan lets on<br />
this is a ’balmy’ 38 degrees compared to the restaurant freezer. When Kate arrives, she is quick<br />
to point out by looking at the wound in the head, that the killer used an industrial sized kitchen<br />
material. Meanwhile, Bud finds something similar — a meat tenderizer, but the good news is<br />
that it has been through the dishwasher. Pete gets back into the restaurant, and checks out for<br />
blood traces. After he tells Bud to hit the lights, and sprays onto the floor, it becomes evident<br />
that someone mopped up blood outside the freezer area. Before long, they even discover a foot<br />
step. They follow it and reach a flight of steps behind the restaurant. It leads into a room with an<br />
ajar door. Before long, they have a middle aged man cleaning blood off his shoes.<br />
When brought to interrogation, Henry doesn’t understand why he is there. Bud asks why he<br />
was cleaning blood off his shoes. Blood? He thought it was tomato sauce. It must have dropped<br />
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