Dot

Season 1Episode 349 minMar 11, 2026
Dot

Present Scarpetta and Marino visit Matt Petersen at his Compound while Lucy and Officer Blaise Fruge team up to search for the murder victim's boyfriend. The past investigation takes a turn when Scarpetta is called into the Health Commissioner's office regarding leaks to the press.

Dot has aired on Mar 11, 2026
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