Broyles strolls up to tell Olivia that after Raul split from his wife, he moved to D.C., where he was an in-patient at the VA there for six months. The records say he didn't have any visitors: "I don't know what that does to your theory he was recruited there." Unless it was by another patient, suggests Olivia.

Back at Blindingly White Labs Inc., Nina check in with the technician again, who says when they tried to access Schott's hippocampus, his "brain-wave echo" suddenly became erratic, inconsistent in ways they'd never seen. Nina asked what caused it. "We managed to resolve the last image in Agent Scott's optic nerve before he died. This image is linked to a second set of brainwave echoes," she says. She hands a file to Nina, who opens it to find a blurry picture of Olivia. "They must have somehow shared consciousness," she says, adding that if that's the case, some of John Scott's memories, perhaps the ones they need ... "...are in Agent Dunham's mind," concludes Nina.

Over to the VA hospital, where Olivia asks an orderly where Dr. Bruce Miller is. The orderly points. "Thank you for establishing yourself in the scene," says Olivia, before heading over to talk to the doctor. She says she wants to talk to him about Raul, and he tells her he can't violate patient confidentiality. Olivia tells him Raul is dead, his right to confidentiality no longer applies. "I'm investigating his death, and I need to know about his friends, anyone he was doing therapy with, or people that he got close to." Dr. Miller points out that other current and former patients are still alive, so confidentiality does apply to them. "Unless they're involved in ongoing criminal activity, in which case it's his duty to release those records. "What crimes?" he says, and Olivia gives him a BS "I'm not authorized to tell you that," and tries to bullshit him, and he says he has two-dozen patients to see before he can go home to dinner. "And I'm not about to violate my ethical duty based on your say-so." He says he'll help her out if she comes back with a federal subpoena. Goddamn doctor and his respect for patients' rights!