Ed Clark, the man who raised Kirsten, left everything he owned to Kirsten in his will. Camille and Kirsten move boxes of Ed’s stuff into their place. Kirsten isn’t interested in looking through his things, but Camille immediately starts the treasure hunt. She’s on the lookout for anything valuable they can sell. Clearly Camille is a woman with no personal boundaries.
Kirsten looks through photos while Camille examines an old stereo. Kirsten finds an old photo ripped in half. It’s a photo of Ed with Kirsten’s mom. On the back of the photograph is the word ‘Remember’. Kirsten wants to know who was ripped out of the photo.
Kirsten heads to the Stitchers lab, hidden deep underground beneath a restaurant in Chinatown. Kirsten shows Maggie Baptiste the photograph and asks what the connection is between Ed and her mom. Maggie says Kirsten’s mom and Ed Clark were just friends. Ed Clark, Kirsten’s mom and Kirsten’s dad all helped create the Stitchers technology.
Maggie isn’t forthcoming with information, which leads Kirsten to think Maggie is hiding something from her. There are four possible motives: Maggie doesn’t want Kirsten to know something, Maggie thinks Kirsten wouldn’t want to know something, Maggie actually doesn’t know anything, or Maggie believes knowledge is power and wants to retain as much of it as possible. Kirsten tells Maggie to keep the photo. She’s already got it memorized.
Linus and Cameron offer to help Camille and Kirsten set up Ed Clark’s old stereo system. They imply that women aren’t smart enough to hook up a stereo by themselves, which makes the girls immediately rebuff the offer. Camille studied electric engineering and acoustic wave theory, so she’s sure she can handle setting up an old stereo.
The Stitchers team has a new case to investigate. Lily Ross, a 25-year-old newlywed, was on her honeymoon with her husband Scott. Lily’s body was found in an alley near the Santa Monica Pier. She died of blunt force trauma. There has been a rash of tourists getting robbed. The police have questioned Lily Ross’s husband, but he was in shock and barely able to talk.
Camille thinks it sucks that Lily was murdered on her honeymoon. Showing her usual lack of tact, Kirsten asks why. Dead is dead, no matter when it happens.
Kirsten’s stitch into Lily Ross’s memories is a difficult one because of the blunt force trauma. The memories move faster than normal. In Lily’s memories, Kirsten sees Scott Ross lie about leaving his phone at the restaurant. She sees him talking on his phone, but she can’t hear what he is saying. Kirsten sees someone grab Lily at the pier. She jumps into another memory. This time, she sees Scott tell Lily “Know what I hate about you?” She also sees Lily find an envelope full of cash. That’s enough money for Scott to hire a hitman to kill his wife. Despite all the evidence pointing towards the husband’s guilt, Kirsten feels like he’s innocent.
