"Is this normal? Sharing so much of the same history?" asks Lee and Bee shrugs.

No time to discuss it, as the Farnsworthbot calls them over to look at the surveillance footage -- she's found an 82% facial recognition to the locket photo with the other eighteen percent difference probably due to the gross growths on her face, like with Canaan at the soup kitchen. Lee points out that the footage is from more than two days after she died. "That's impossible," says Bee, because everyone here seems to repeatedly forget about shapeshifters. Unspoken is the question: Who wears a locket that contains a picture of herself?

Nevertheless, Fauxlivia and the two Lincolns present the theory to a skeptical Broyles, who's not convinced (not that, being evil, he has much motivation to let himself be convinced) that an error wasn't made in the lab: "I just don't see anything in this case that correlates at all with what we know about shapeshifters," he says and Lincoln Lee agrees with him: "You're right. Not the versions you've encountered, Agent Broyles." Broyles quickly and sternly reminds him that it's "Colonel" Broyles over here.

Anyway, Lee explains that since the death of his partner, he's become a bit of an expert on shapeshifters and the earlier biosynthetic ones required a three-pronged device that was jammed onto the victim's palate, leaving the indentation that they found on the roof of Bree Collins' mouth at the church. But when Col. Broyles asks if they found the same markings on the other bodies, they're forced to admit they found nothing conclusive.

Col. Broyles also asks Lincoln Lee to explain why the unique state in which they found the bodies in the church bears no resemblance to corpses left by the earlier shapeshifter prototypes. He can't. Col. Broyles also wants to know how targeting criminals fits in to David Robert Jones' agenda. Lee's got no answer for that either.

"I'm sorry, but I suspect in your desire to avenge your partner, you may be unconsciously perverting the evidence to fit the profile of a shapeshifter," says Col. Broyles. Fauxlivia tries to interject, but Col. Broyles just keeps right on rollin' and tells Lee that he appreciates the help, but since he was here for just a simple sharing of info, maybe it's time he went home.