Corinna is dropped off at a police station by a friendly couple in an RV. She tells the desk sergeant that she's looking for Alex Tully and adds, "He was brutally attacked by one of your officers while being taken into custody." I'm not saying she's wrong, but I don't know if I'd describe it that way to another cop. Though it's interesting that, after lying almost constantly for two episodes, this is when Corinna decides to be rigorously honest. Anyway, she and the sergeant determine that the arresting officer's name was probably Poole.

Alex wakes up in an interrogation room, handcuffed to the table. Officer Poole enters the room and harrumphs, "Alex Tully of Hastings, Nebraska." Alex calmly says that this must be a case of mistaken identity. Poole says that he knows who Alex is and adds, "I want to talk about what you were doing in Ashland, Kentucky on July 12, 2003." Alex says he's never been to Kentucky. Poole grabs Alex and grrs, "This is not a way to build trust." Then he lets Alex go and more calmly explains that he was in Ashland back then, and he saw Alex. He spreads some crime scene photos out on the table and explains, "Those are the people you killed."

Commercials. I want to see an episode where they all have massive leg cramps from sitting in car all day, every day. Ooh, they could do a crossover with House!