The kids arrive at the beach in Logan's Range Rover. Their instructions tell them to get their last clue at the lifeguard's station. This subplot would belong on The Amazing Race, but only if it were much less aptly named. The kids look around the station in vain until Logan spots a flag attached to a buoy or something out in the water. Bronson immediately tells the group that he can't swim, which on the one hand seems kind of hopeless. But I'll admit that when it comes to the Pacific Ocean in February, the official story is that I can't swim either. Anyway, Parker, Denver-bred ass-kicker that she is, has no qualms about the freezing water, so she drags Logan in as Bronson and Mac share a smooch.

Later, the task has been completed, and Logan chivalrously drapes his jacket around Parker's shoulders. And she let him? That slut!

The Marses show up at the sheriff's station and tell Lamb about the error regarding the "earwitness." Having listened to Keith once this episode, though, Lamb's already over-quota, and Veronica's presence isn't going to help matters either. Sacks then barks at Lamb, causing Lamb to spill his coffee and grunt, "Does everyone need a piece of me this morning?" Well, it's not like you can blame them. Sacks bumblingly tells the group that Richard Grieco's prints were on Dean Ed's keyboard, causing Keith and Lamb to look pointedly at each other. Lamb rushes into his office, and Keith and Veronica head out. Keith isn't so sure that Grieco makes sense as a suspect, an assessment with which I agree, since it's a huge stretch to think Grieco somehow got hold of Veronica's paper. I mean, we're pretty clear that that's where the killer got the scenario from, right? Nevertheless, Veronica thinks that the second man in the Grand room might have been Grieco. This didn't strike me until just now, but...has it really not occurred to Keith that the man yelling at a guy having an affair might have been THE CUCKOLDED HUSBAND? I mean, Keith knows that he broke the news to Dean Ed on that very evening, so...hi? With all the talk in which people engage about Occam's Razor on this show, they don't seem to understand it all that well.