A prominent film director becomes the main suspect in the stabbing death of his pregnant wife. D.D.A. Emma Rios questions Rusty about his testimony in the upcoming Stroh trial and voices her objection to Rusty remaining in Raydor's custody. Written by skillwithaquill

When Rusty receives a threatening letter, D.D.A. Rios demands his relocation to a new foster home. Raydor must decide the best way to keep Rusty safe without jeopardizing the progress he has made. A double homicide investigation leads the Major Crimes team to serial thief. Written by skillwithaquill

A television writer tags along with the Major Crimes team as research for his upcoming show. A man caught running from the police while covered in blood becomes the key link to a powerful drug cartel. Rusty seeks help writing an essay about the most influential person in his life. Written by skillwithaquill

Flynn and Provenza are tasked to take a witness in a murder trial prosecuted by Rios to a motel. They're to pick him up the next day for the trial, but when they arrive, they find the motel surrounded by police arresting him as a robbery-murder suspect. When questioned, he says he went out, got drunk, and doesn't remember anything. Rios is upset because this is an important case which she had been working on for over a year. The witness will be discredited if he did this crime, so everyone tries to find out what happened. In the meantime, Rusty brings one of his classmates, a girl, to the station to study, and the squad wonders what his intentions are. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com/edited by statmanjeff

The squad investigates a brutal murder, but they soon find that dark secrets are at the root of an apparent drug bust gone wrong. Meanwhile, Raydor's estranged husband of twenty-five years, Jack Raydor, returns to Los Angeles to work as a court-appointed attorney. Charming and charismatic, Jack becomes fast friends with Rusty but Sharon continues to remain wary. Written by Jonathan

Responding to a 911 call, Major Crimes investigates the assault and cyber-bullying of a missing transgender teen whose body they eventually find half-buried in a park. As the team sifts through who's at fault, Sharon questions Jack's attempts to get closer to Rusty. Written by skillwithaquill/revised by statmanjeff

A shooting at a gas station appears to be gang related, but further investigation reveals a much more complicated murder plot. Sharon offers Jack a job as a court-appointed attorney on the case, and the two quickly clash over what is most important in solving the crime. Written by skillwithaquill/edited by statmanjeff

The media suspects racial motives after a young Latino intruder is killed in the home of a renown Olympic swim coach. As the Major Crimes team delves deeper into the slain young man's past, some dark and painful secrets come to light. Flynn remains frustrated about the circumstances of his daughter's upcoming wedding and receives support from someone he least expects. Written by skillwithaquill/edited by statmanjeff

A murder staged as a suicide leads the Major Crimes team to an eccentric group of retirees who once worked on a television cop show in the 1970s. Provenza struggles with a shooting proficiency exam and Rusty has a difficult time communicating with Kris. Written by skillwithaquill

When a 19-year-old prostitute is murdered because she was a witness to a crime, Rusty begins to wonder about his own safety. The Major Crimes team attempts to track down a large criminal enterprise while under the watchful eye of a no-nonsense judge. Written by skillwithaquill

A man is found dead, and the killer leaves so many clues around, like his prints. They also find another body of a girl. They learn that the killer dyed his hair to look like the man he killed. They learn that the man was chosen to be on a reality TV show. They get a photo of the killer withdrawing from the ATM of the man he killed. They talk to the producers and they say that the killer also tried out for the show but was rejected, which makes them think that's what's driving him. Taylor decides to release his name and picture to the media but Raydor doesn't want to. Later he picks up a girl and stays with her, and when she sends his picture to her friends, one of them sees that he's the one the police are looking for and sends her a message, which he sees first, so he kills her. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com/edited by statmanjeff

Major Crimes gets a scare when two Russian exchange high schoolers die from poison-laced ecstasy, calling for hazmat suits till the possibly virulent toxin can be deemed relatively safe. Once deemed, attention turns to the high school, where narc officer Cooper identifies all the known student dealers for questioning. As the squad untangles that problem (which becomes more personal than it first seems), Taylor and Provenza present Rusty with two options for handling the anonymous letter threats - constant police supervision or exile to Oregon under the witness protection program. Rusty demands a third option, which avails Sharon to impose a concession. Written by statmanjeff

When a newly released prisoner misses two back-to-back parole meetings, the squad is called in to track him down after the suspect's therapist expresses concerns over his mental state. Meanwhile, Raydor invites a therapist, Dr. Joe Bowman, to the office to evaluate Rusty over a game of chess. Written by Anonymous

When a body turns up at a posh country club in a quiet neighborhood, the squad's investigation leads them down a money trail full of surprises. Flynn is noticeably distracted on the job, and DDA Rios's actions have Rusty questioning her intentions, causing him to distrust her even more. Written by Anonymous

Christmas vacation is interrupted for the Major Crimes division when Flynn comes upon a murdered baseball scout in his RV. As the squad works through the murder case, unfolding a complicated kidnapping scheme, Rusty opens up to Dr. Joe about his mom. Written by Anonymous

When a congressman's well-off son gets whacked in a gang-riddled neighborhood, the Major Crimes division must work with the FBI - including Fritz Howard - to find his killer, which entails solving the earlier murder of an eye-witness to a gang killing that appears connected. Meanwhile, after Buzz' criticism over showing only interest in himself, Rusty asks each member of the squad how they got into police work. Written by Anonymous/revised by statmanjeff

The owner of a used car dealership dies when a bomb in the car he enters goes off. The team arrives and discovers that the car was not the one he usually uses. There are several people who would have wanted to see him dead, like his partner/father from whom he took control away and made major changes (like firing most of their employees, making them all suspects), and his wife, whom he left for another man to whom he was originally going to give the car the bomb was placed in. In the meantime Rusty is being prepped to lure out the one who is threatening him. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

As the operation to flush out the one threatening Rusty goes on, Raydor remains worried. Investigation of a floating body found wrapped in a plastic couch cover leads to the discovery of two other victims, all in jail recently, all stabbed to death three times, all wrapped in couch covers. Through the recent victim's girlfriend, the team learns of errands to deliver specific letter-writing materials to the person stalking Rusty. As they seek a visible connection to Phillip Stroh, the stalker readies to complete his assignment on Rusty. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com/revised by statmanjeff

As Major Crimes draws closer to finding Rusty's stalker, Rusty faces his biggest challenge yet in bravely taking the stand against Phillip Stroh. Complicating the case further, the team goes head to head with Linda Rothman, Phillip's tough, powerful attorney who doesn't let morals stand in her way of winning a case. Written by Anonymous/edited by statmanjeff