Lilly and the team are led to reopen the case of a dead 14-year-old inner city genius who was shot dead five years back after getting involved in some local gang business. A card-counting expert, Terrence had a way with numbers, so his half-brother Michael looped him in with the 29th street gang leader named Delonte to do some safe-cracking. A few weeks later, Terrence was dead.
Another man in the building, Augustine, had taken Terrence under his wing to try and teach him to harness his talent into a future. But when Terrence's father came back into his life, Terrence pulled away from Augustine. Later, Delonte used Terrence to work a black jack game, but Terrence didn't play by the rules, and Delonte lost everything. As a fledgling gang member Michael's future was ruined. Jealous of the fact that their father only paid attention to Terrence, the special kid, Michael pulled a gun and shot Terrence in cold blood. Now, years later and in a wheelchair himself after taking a bullet, Michael goes down for his crime.
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