Female cop on body of proof series#
Female cop on body of proof tv#

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When Megan visits a quarantined Kate, they realize that suspect and 'walking pharmacy' Marcel Trevino has somehow survived longer than three days, wondering if one of the many drugs in his system is somehow saving his life. When a reporter asks for a statement, Peter denounces 'John Q. Concluding that patients usually die within 72 hours, they wonder if the killer is already in their morgue elsewhere, Peter breaks into Dani's apartment and continues searching for clues. In the second half of this two-part episode, Megan and Charlie Stafford rush to resuscitate Kate when she collapses from the still-unknown pathogen, and as Special Agent Brendan Johnson scrambles to figure out the 'cluster areas' in which many of the patients were presumably infected, Megan and Charlie try to work out the stages of the illness they realize that it always concludes with a fatal brain hemorrhage.

Female cop on body of proof series#

One in this dramatic series about compassionate Philadelphia-based medical examiner Megan Hunt and her team. Continue searching the Collection BODY OF PROOF: GOING VIRAL (TV) Summary