Identity: [s14e6]

The second half of the episode shifts to the courtroom, where the prosecution faces a "Pyrrhic Victory." McCoy must prove Lonnie is mentally competent enough to stand trial, but doing so provides Lonnie with the platform to confess to the murder—an act he views as a defense of his pride rather than a crime.

Fans of the series will note the return of defense attorney Shambala Green , marking her first appearance in nearly a decade. [S14E6] Identity

The story begins with the murder of Andrew Hitchens, a man found shot to death in his apartment. Detectives Fontana and Green discover that Hitchens was a prolific con man running an online phishing scam. The investigation leads to Langford "Lonnie" Carr, an elderly gentleman whose identity Hitchens had stolen and systematically dismantled. The second half of the episode shifts to

Unlike many procedural killers, Lonnie isn't driven by simple greed. His motive is rooted in Honor Before Reason ; he refuses to admit to the police (or his son) that he was a victim because he fears being declared incompetent and placed in a nursing home. Detectives Fontana and Green discover that Hitchens was