Nor is anything else she has been a victim of identity fraud and wants the matter dropping at work.
Cam is the Victim of Identity TheftĪt the Jeffersonian, Cam's security card isn't working. The victim is in pieces, and was pulled apart by the bobcat, after death, fortunately for him. Booth has managed to get Cam out of custody by calling in a favour.
Saying someone is intellectually capable of a crime is less than helpful. Image Credit: Give Me My Remote Brennan Makes Less Than Helpful Comments Making Her a Bad Character WitnessĪt the crime scene, Brennan and Booth are discussing what happened to Cam, and Brennan's comments are not exactly helpful enough that Booth tells her never to be a character witness. The cop checks up on Cam, and then pulls out a gun and arrests her for cheque and credit card fraud and grand theft. They are pulled over by a cop, and Cam gets into an argument with the cop over what she takes as racism. She is looking through a letter she has just received from a debt collection agency, the third for something she has not bought. Cam Gets Arrested for Cheque and Credit Card Fraud and Grand TheftĬam is heading with Mr. The other person says that he will now get to learn about paperwork. The newbie finds and brings out the item, and is surprisingly calm about it, given that he's holding a partially eaten human arm. The newbie manages to catch the bobcat and the other says to check what it was eating, in case it gets sick. His superior helpfully tells him to think of it as a cat named Bob. He thought it would just be cats and dog. One of them, who would appear to be a newbie, is not happy about having to catch bobcats.
Two animal control officers are investigating a report of a bobcat near some Dumpsters. In this episode, the corpse of a man who went to a couples' retreat with a woman who isn't is wife is found partially eaten by a bobcat.
#The cheat in the retreat series
"The Cheat in the Retreat" is episode two of season nine of Bones, the forensic drama television series loosely based on the novels and life of anthropologist Kathy Reichs.
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