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Abe Monti

2013-05-17T14:38:08Z

Willie Dandridge

2013-05-16T13:45:36Z

Stand Up and Holler

2013-05-12T03:16:09Z

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Ramon

2013-05-10T20:14:28Z

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Greg Vizcaino

2013-05-10T20:11:51Z

Adding categories

Cliff Burrell

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Joe Vives-Alvarez

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 Monti later died in a car wreck in 2002.
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 ==Notes==
 *This episode uses some elements from the film ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_girls Mean Girls]''.
-*A close inspection of the report when Lilly and Scotty examine the note one the wall shows the dialogue, even the personal remarks, from the following scene.
+*A close inspection of the report when Lilly and Scotty examine the note on the wall shows the dialogue, even the personal remarks, from the following scene.
 ==Music==

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 | episode      = [[Offender]]
 | status       = Arrested
-}}Cliff Burrell is the father of Johnny Burrell and the husband of Linda Burrell.
+}}'''Cliff Burrell '''is the father of [[Johnny Burrell]] and the husband of Linda Burrell.
-When his neighbors and friends, Mitch and Tara Hathaway's 6-year-old Clay son went missing from their thought-to-be-safe neighborhood in 1987, he offered to help him them find their son. Sadly, when Clay was found murdered, he could only offer them support.
+When his neighbors and friends, [[Mitch Hathaway|Mitch]] and [[Tara Hathaway]]'s 6-year-old Clay son went missing from their thought-to-be-safe neighborhood in 1987, he offered to help him them find their son. Sadly, when Clay was found murdered, he could only offer them support.
 Cliff appeared to be a nice, caring, and trusting neighbor, husband and father, however, he kept a deep and sinister secret that nobody suspected back then. As it turns out, Cliff was struggling to fight the sexual feelings he harbored for boys; he was a pedophile. He watched and took pictures of his son Johnny sucking his thumb, the same way Clay was found, but did not touch him since Johnny was ''his'' own son.

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-'''Joe Vives-Alvarez''' was a student at [[Birmingham High School]] in 1997. Joe was something of an outcast at school, refusing to conform to other people's ideals. He nevertheless bonded with a cheerleader named [[Rainey Karlsen]] when he encouraged her be true to herself. Their relationship was short-lived, however, as Rainey was killed soon after.
+'''Joe Vives-Alvarez''' was a student at [[Birmingham High School]] in 1997.  Joe was something of an outcast at school, refusing to conform to other people's ideals.  He nevertheless bonded with a cheerleader named [[Rainey Karlsen]] when he encouraged her be true to herself.  Their relationship was short-lived, however, as Rainey was killed soon after.
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 Joe was questioned by Detective's [[Scotty Valens]] and [[Nick Vera]] after they heard about Joe's initial confrontation with Rainey in class and about the rumors of him making drugs. Joe explained he'd been wrong about Rainey and quickly deflected suspicion to Casey, who'd since been brought up on date rape charges in college.
-Joe was brought back in when they learn about his drawings, which matched the note on the wall and the atom on Rainey's leg. Confronted by Scotty and Detective [[Lilly Rush]], Joe half-heartedly confessed to killing Rainey. The detectives quickly saw through that, however, as he had no reason to hurt her. He then told them about the last time he saw Rainey, when she decided to quit the squad. This would lead them back to Becca, who had force-fed Rainey beer and drugs in retaliation for standing-up to her, and Rainey's best friend [[Celeste Church]] who allowed Rainey to die because Rainey was going to destory the squad.
+Joe was brought back in when they learn about his drawings, which matched the note on the wall and the atom on Rainey's leg. Confronted by Scotty and Detective [[Lilly Rush]], Joe half-heartedly confessed to killing Rainey. The detectives quickly saw through that, however, as he had no reason to hurt her. He then told them about the last time he saw Rainey, when she decided to quit the squad. This would lead them back to Becca, who had force-fed Rainey beer and drugs in retaliation for standing-up to her, and Rainey's best friend [[Celeste Church]] who, for her own reasons, had allowed Rainey to die after.
-[[Category:Guest characters]]
+[[Category:Guest characters|Vives-Alvarez, Joe]]