Speaking of Dex, he's just now comparing the cuts from his most recent crime scene to those of another. "I knew I recognized the knife work of the killer. Jeremy Downs." As he flashes on scenes of him slamming Downs against a wall, he continues, "I had him. He was mine. Until I found out the boy Jeremy killed raped him. So I let him go. It seemed fair. But, my random act of kindness was misguided. If I'd followed my instincts, this boy's high school yearbook would still have an editor." Heh, yeah. Well, I'm sure they found someone else. They can't just not have a yearbook. Hearing a muffled voice, Dexter looks up and realizes LaGuerta's breaking the news about Neil Perry. "The task force will look for any evidence that links Neil Perry to the Ice Truck Murders. We need proof this time, people, tangible proof." Dex walks up to Deb and asks, "They really found the Ice Truck Killer?" "I did," she replies, proud of herself, and definitely annoying me. She walks over to Doakes without any further explanation. LaGuerta tells Doakes that she needs him to "stay with the knife victim in the alley. His parents are high-profile." Hmm. He's fine with that. LaGuerta tells Angel, "You found Perry, you are on the task force. Contact the fugitive's friends, family, co-workers, anyone who'd try to hide him." Angel asks if he should circulate his photo, and she replies, "In neighborhoods only." She doesn't want this to get high-profile yet: "The last thing I need is another Tony Tucci on my hands." That's the truth.