Episode 02 - Letting Go (03/04/2011)..
Dave Piaseki and Linda Chapman are found shot to death in a car. Detective Bud Morris believes this is a murder-suicide. Dave and Linda had been an item until she went to college and he joined the Navy. If he still had feelings for Linda, a spurned ex-boyfriend theory could be valid. Megan Hunt isn't so sure. She pulls two bullets from Dave's skull. Megan says, "Unless he shot himself in the head twice, it wasn't a murder-suicide."
Linda was in a car accident when she was young. Her distraught dad, Al, taught her how to walk again. Linda's mom, Laura, says her daughter dated ex-boss Brian Hall when she worked at his restaurant. Hall is a hothead who insists his lady employees be super skinny. He busts Megan's chops when she smudges the lemon cleanser he's using to spiff up his bar. Traces of the cleanser are found on Dave's arm. That means he was in Brian Hall's place the day he was murdered.
Hall has an alibi. He was with his latest skinny employee, Nina. Megan and Peter conspire to get Nina out from under Hall's clutches. This woman is experiencing the same psychological abuse Linda had gone through before Dave returned to put a stop to it. The murder victim suffered from bulimia because of Brian Hall's bullying ways. Megan and Kate want Nina to get as far away from Hall as she can. She'll do so, but it doesn't change the fact that she truly was with him the night of the murder. Hall isn't the killer.
MU : 350mb ~vidoox.com~
MF1 | MF2 : 350mb ~scenedowns.com~
Dave Piaseki and Linda Chapman are found shot to death in a car. Detective Bud Morris believes this is a murder-suicide. Dave and Linda had been an item until she went to college and he joined the Navy. If he still had feelings for Linda, a spurned ex-boyfriend theory could be valid. Megan Hunt isn't so sure. She pulls two bullets from Dave's skull. Megan says, "Unless he shot himself in the head twice, it wasn't a murder-suicide."
Linda was in a car accident when she was young. Her distraught dad, Al, taught her how to walk again. Linda's mom, Laura, says her daughter dated ex-boss Brian Hall when she worked at his restaurant. Hall is a hothead who insists his lady employees be super skinny. He busts Megan's chops when she smudges the lemon cleanser he's using to spiff up his bar. Traces of the cleanser are found on Dave's arm. That means he was in Brian Hall's place the day he was murdered.
Hall has an alibi. He was with his latest skinny employee, Nina. Megan and Peter conspire to get Nina out from under Hall's clutches. This woman is experiencing the same psychological abuse Linda had gone through before Dave returned to put a stop to it. The murder victim suffered from bulimia because of Brian Hall's bullying ways. Megan and Kate want Nina to get as far away from Hall as she can. She'll do so, but it doesn't change the fact that she truly was with him the night of the murder. Hall isn't the killer.
Body of Proof is an American medical drama television series created by Chris Murphey and produced by ABC Studios. Starring Dana Delany and Jeri Ryan, the series premiered on March 29, 2011.
The series stars Delany as Dr. Megan Hunt, a medical examiner. The show will focus on Hunt's efforts to balance the demands of her professional life with her personal life. Hunt was previously employed as a top flight neurosurgeon who has a life changing automobile accident. Her boss is the city's chief medical examiner, played by Ryan.
A brilliant neurosurgeon, Dr. Megan Hunt had it all, or so she thought. As the first female head of Neurosurgery at a prominent university hospital in Philadelphia, she never paid attention to how the requirements of her profession were reflected in her personal life, until her husband divorced her and she lost custody of their seven-year-old daughter. Still not recovered from the emotional trauma, Megan was physically transformed – a car accident left her with a condition called paresthesia – random attacks of numbness and cramping of her hands. Tragically, this disease did not appear before Megan went back to work. During an operation, she lost control of her instruments, which resulted in a patient's death. Megan's life as a neurosurgeon was finished.
Five years later, Megan has found new life as a court-medical expert, using her medical instincts that guided her so well when diagnosing the living to instead discover causes of death, disclose who was responsible, and why. As she seeks answers, she finds clues in the bodies of the dead. The body, in fact, is the proof. And with her unique blend of intelligence, instinct and medical knowledge, she can read the body like no other.
MU : 350mb ~vidoox.com~
MF1 | MF2 : 350mb ~scenedowns.com~
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