Maurice Hall knows he was born to dance. He got it from his mother, who taught him a lot when he was a boy. Having lost his mother at an early age, Maurice has no choice but to help his father Pat, in the family store where he works with his older brother, Grant, in addition to his studies. The father seems to favor Grant, who is trying for a wrestling team, where he might have a chance to go far. Maurice, on the other hand, seems to be fighting the image he projects that he is a latent homosexual.
Grant catches sight of Maurice one day outside a dancing school where he is seen following the routine the people inside are practicing. Grant comes on strongly to his brother, punching him in the face. At this time a young black woman, Crystal comes to his aid, proclaiming she is Maurice's girlfriend. The siblings have one last confrontation inside the store where Grant surprises his younger brother who has been practicing with Crystal. In the scuffle, Grant's knee is damaged after the incident. Maurice, disappears right after the fight. He goes missing for quite some time.
Years later, the cold case team becomes involved when the remains of a young man are found. It becomes apparent the body is that of Maurice who went missing years ago. The investigation of his disappearance and death occupy the detectives of that division. When all the factors are put together, a surprise comes out because the perpetrator is someone no one would think about.
Nathan Halliday makes a sensitive Maurice, a young man that suffers a great injustice in his life. Don Swayze plays the older Grant. Chris Mulkey is seen as Pat, the widowed father of the two boys at the center of the story. Vanessa Williams plays the older Crystal. As usual, the team of regulars do their best. Kathryn Morris does an outstanding job as the sensitive and understanding Lilly Rush looks into a murder committed so long ago.
Mark Pellington directed this intense episode. Liz Garcia's screenplay is involving and does justice to the show.
Grant catches sight of Maurice one day outside a dancing school where he is seen following the routine the people inside are practicing. Grant comes on strongly to his brother, punching him in the face. At this time a young black woman, Crystal comes to his aid, proclaiming she is Maurice's girlfriend. The siblings have one last confrontation inside the store where Grant surprises his younger brother who has been practicing with Crystal. In the scuffle, Grant's knee is damaged after the incident. Maurice, disappears right after the fight. He goes missing for quite some time.
Years later, the cold case team becomes involved when the remains of a young man are found. It becomes apparent the body is that of Maurice who went missing years ago. The investigation of his disappearance and death occupy the detectives of that division. When all the factors are put together, a surprise comes out because the perpetrator is someone no one would think about.
Nathan Halliday makes a sensitive Maurice, a young man that suffers a great injustice in his life. Don Swayze plays the older Grant. Chris Mulkey is seen as Pat, the widowed father of the two boys at the center of the story. Vanessa Williams plays the older Crystal. As usual, the team of regulars do their best. Kathryn Morris does an outstanding job as the sensitive and understanding Lilly Rush looks into a murder committed so long ago.
Mark Pellington directed this intense episode. Liz Garcia's screenplay is involving and does justice to the show.
