Back outside on the handily random park bench, Sam walks up to KC and Dean and tells them that Gary Bryman was an eight-year-old boy. Where have they been? Where was Sam doing research? At the ice cream truck on the corner? Apparently the boy was killed in a hit-and-run, by a black Toyota Camry, two years ago. KC: "Oh my God, Jill drove that car!" Sam and Dean exchange looks and say they have to go to Donna's house.Cut, inexplicably, to Dean and Sam running their black light over the back of a mirror lying on the ground. They find another handprint and the name "Linda Shoemaker." Another incoherent cut to Donna Shoemaker bratting, "Why are you asking all of this?" Where the eff are they? What are they doing? I am a highly educated woman; why are they making it so hard for me to figure out? Sam apologizes. Donna says that Linda was her mother who accidentally overdosed on sleeping pills, and then yells at them to get out of her house. Pull back to find them all downstairs. Wouldn't the suspicious mirror have been upstairs? If so, how would they have gotten up there to test it if Donna were so volatile and understandably reluctant to have these strangers there? KC lets out another ingenuous "Oh my God, do you really think her dad could have killed her mom?" Dean grunts a half-articulated warning at her and she responds, "Don't worry. I won't say it."