Having earned a reputation for tackling grisly cases that typically weed female cops off homicide, Sommers transfers to Chicago's south suburbs, envisioning a calmer life. When a wealthy church elder is found murdered in the den of his stylish home, it initially appears to be a random homicide, presumably committed during the act of robbery. However, the gruesome nature of the killing and closer scrutiny of the evidence signals that the motive for this murder was much more personal.
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Having earned a reputation for tackling grisly cases that typically weed female cops off homicide, Sommers transfers to Chicago's south suburbs, envisioning a calmer life. When a wealthy church elder is found murdered in the den of his stylish home, it initially appears to be a random homicide, presumably committed during the act of robbery. However, the gruesome nature of the killing and closer scrutiny of the evidence signals that the motive for this murder was much more personal.
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