Liza Minnelli tops the bill of guest players on this Criminal Intent episode. She plays the mother of a young beauty queen like Jon Benet Ramsey who was killed and her murder never solved.
I'm not sure what Detective Robert Goren thought of getting a simple extradition assignment. He's got the job of bringing back Matt McGrath a known pedophile who was in Southeast Asia, but who confessed to the murder that occurred on Halloween.
McGrath knows a lot, but certain things in his statement confession that Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe leave his confession suspect.
Still he knows a lot about the crime details so where is his knowledge coming from?
A prestige cold case is what Goren and Eames now have. Would that Jon Benet's murder be solved the way they solve this one.
There are a couple of nice performances from Bill Irwin who plays the next door neighbor best selling novelist who since the murder and his book on the case has become a cottage industry for him, his son Dashiell Eaves who was a kid himself when the murder happened and Kristin Rohde as the first officer on the scene.
I guess this one just needed the eclectic mind of Robert Goren to get it solved.
I'm not sure what Detective Robert Goren thought of getting a simple extradition assignment. He's got the job of bringing back Matt McGrath a known pedophile who was in Southeast Asia, but who confessed to the murder that occurred on Halloween.
McGrath knows a lot, but certain things in his statement confession that Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe leave his confession suspect.
Still he knows a lot about the crime details so where is his knowledge coming from?
A prestige cold case is what Goren and Eames now have. Would that Jon Benet's murder be solved the way they solve this one.
There are a couple of nice performances from Bill Irwin who plays the next door neighbor best selling novelist who since the murder and his book on the case has become a cottage industry for him, his son Dashiell Eaves who was a kid himself when the murder happened and Kristin Rohde as the first officer on the scene.
I guess this one just needed the eclectic mind of Robert Goren to get it solved.