John Smith

It's then that he notices a woman dressed as a civilian striding across the lawn towards them. Trainer doesn't recognize her, but he assumes it's someone from the apartment complex who wants to talk. The woman appears to be deep in thought as she makes her approach. It's almost as if every sight, sound, and sensation she's experiencing is weighing heavy on her mind.

The woman walks directly up to Trainer, extends her hand, and introduces herself as Nancy Weber, the psychic who will be helping them today. Trainer's first instinct is to laugh, but he remains professional and instead turns to give Heater a look of disbelief. But Heater isn't laughing.

The woman walks directly up to Trainer, extends her hand, and introduces herself as Nancy Weber, the psychic who will be helping them today. Trainer's first instinct is to laugh, but he remains professional and instead turns to give Heater a look of disbelief. But Heater isn't laughing.

He explains to Trainer that he's worked with Weber in the past, and he's hoping that she'll be able to offer the assistance they so desperately need. Heater and Weber head off towards the front of the apartment building, and Trainer follows, completely baffled. The captain can't be serious about this, can he? A psychic helping on a homicide investigation?

He explains to Trainer that he's worked with Weber in the past, and he's hoping that she'll be able to offer the assistance they so desperately need. Heater and Weber head off towards the front of the apartment building, and Trainer follows, completely baffled. The captain can't be serious about this, can he? A psychic helping on a homicide investigation?

They reach the front of the apartment building, and Weber addresses the group of cops. She doesn't want to be told any specifics about the investigation before they begin. Her visions have her convinced that McCarran is not the killer. There's murmuring among the group. Trainer's brow furrows.

They reach the front of the apartment building, and Weber addresses the group of cops. She doesn't want to be told any specifics about the investigation before they begin. Her visions have her convinced that McCarran is not the killer. There's murmuring among the group. Trainer's brow furrows.

This contradicts the evidence that the investigation has uncovered so far, like those fisherman clippers on the ground outside, underneath the bedroom window. If the killer is not McCarran, then who on earth does this so-called psychic believe it is? Weber politely calls for silence as she begins her work. Traynor takes a deep breath and looks on incredulously as Weber takes in the scene.

This contradicts the evidence that the investigation has uncovered so far, like those fisherman clippers on the ground outside, underneath the bedroom window. If the killer is not McCarran, then who on earth does this so-called psychic believe it is? Weber politely calls for silence as she begins her work. Traynor takes a deep breath and looks on incredulously as Weber takes in the scene.

She walks into the building and stops at the base of the interior staircase that leads up to the second floor apartments. For some reason, she seems fixated on these stairs. Suddenly, her eyes widen. She points to the landing at the top of the stairs. She says she just saw a shadow climb the stairs and disappear. She's getting an overwhelming feeling that this shadow belongs to the killer.

She walks into the building and stops at the base of the interior staircase that leads up to the second floor apartments. For some reason, she seems fixated on these stairs. Suddenly, her eyes widen. She points to the landing at the top of the stairs. She says she just saw a shadow climb the stairs and disappear. She's getting an overwhelming feeling that this shadow belongs to the killer.

Traynor isn't ready to buy Weber's theory. He was standing right there next to her, looking at the same set of stairs, and he did not see a shadow. Traynor remains skeptical as they move along to Cornish's apartment. Inside, the bedroom is still as it was on the day her body was found.

Traynor isn't ready to buy Weber's theory. He was standing right there next to her, looking at the same set of stairs, and he did not see a shadow. Traynor remains skeptical as they move along to Cornish's apartment. Inside, the bedroom is still as it was on the day her body was found.

Traynor looks at all the bloodstains on the walls, ceiling, and floor and is reminded of the brutality of the crime. Weber, meanwhile, seems to be looking at something else entirely. She tells Traynor and Heater that she sees another man in the room. He's about 5'10". He has a scar on his right cheek, and he's wearing a western belt buckle around his waist. She closes her eyes.

Traynor looks at all the bloodstains on the walls, ceiling, and floor and is reminded of the brutality of the crime. Weber, meanwhile, seems to be looking at something else entirely. She tells Traynor and Heater that she sees another man in the room. He's about 5'10". He has a scar on his right cheek, and he's wearing a western belt buckle around his waist. She closes her eyes.

She's having another vision. This one is more of a feeling than an image, though. It's about when the murder took place. Their timeline is all wrong. This did not happen at midnight. Cornish was murdered much, much later, closer to 3 a.m. or so. Traynor pushes back. The medical examiner already concluded that Cornish died around midnight. Weber, however, is insistent that she's right.

She's having another vision. This one is more of a feeling than an image, though. It's about when the murder took place. Their timeline is all wrong. This did not happen at midnight. Cornish was murdered much, much later, closer to 3 a.m. or so. Traynor pushes back. The medical examiner already concluded that Cornish died around midnight. Weber, however, is insistent that she's right.

Captain Heater shoots Traynor a glance. Let the woman do her work. Another vision is coming to Weber now. This time, it's not a person or a feeling, but a name. First name John, last initial R. She recalls the shadow she saw go up the stairs only a few minutes ago. She asks the name of the tenant who lives in the apartment above Cornish.

Captain Heater shoots Traynor a glance. Let the woman do her work. Another vision is coming to Weber now. This time, it's not a person or a feeling, but a name. First name John, last initial R. She recalls the shadow she saw go up the stairs only a few minutes ago. She asks the name of the tenant who lives in the apartment above Cornish.

Traynor looks at his notes and is surprised by what he sees. The man upstairs is named John Reese Jr. He lives with his fiancée and her two daughters and works manual labor at a local sod farm. But as he explains to Weber, they've already ruled out Reese as a suspect along with the other neighbors. Reese has an alibi for where he was that night around midnight, and he passed a polygraph test.