Desert Bones / Party's Over

Season 1Episode 960 minAug 19, 2004
Desert Bones / Party's Over

Detectives Dillian and Jewell join forensic anthropologist Laura Fulginiti to determine the identity of a female skeleton found in the desert. And the shooting of a teenager at a high-school party puts Detectives Rodriguez and Kulesa on the trail of a shooter wearing a ski mask.

Desert Bones / Party's Over has aired on Aug 19, 2004 at 9:00 PM
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