At the mortuary, Gibson brings Burns up to speed with her investigation. At the police station, Gibson approaches Ferrington and asks her to be her right-hand man. Ferrington agrees, and Gibson goes on to announce the setting up of operation Music Man to the assembled mass of detectives. While Gibson sets out the case, Spector is staking out the house of Annie Brawley. At the police station, Gibson informs Burns about her night with Olson. Burns’ outrage is revealed to be less about the fact that Olson is a married man and more about his own personal feelings. Forced to stand by her, Burns joins Gibson at a press conference where she announces the hunt for the serial killer. At home alone, Spector watches the news report of the press conference, coming eye-to-eye with Gibson for the first time. As Gibson’s team goes through their murder theories, Spector is breaking into Annie Brawley’s house. As he stands just inches from her, unseen in the shadows, he knows he has selected the next perfect victim.
