Summary Wolfgang and Norman continue their investigation into the handling of the supposed jihadi bomb threat that led to the death of Khalil Mustafa, the young Muslim man carrying the explosive. Norman is certain Wolfgang's mugging has something to do with they investigating the case, something Wolfgang doesn't believe. But as they talk to people involved, many inconsistencies in the stories arise, some which they know are outright lies. Beyond wading through the stories to catch the lies that are said on purpose, they have find the holes in the stories to discover what some may believe to be the truth but aren't. In the end, Wolfgang may come a little closer to Norman's belief that there was a deep conspiracy orchestrated at the highest levels of authority. Meanwhile, Rufus has to take some control of the distribution of the drugs with Bennie's death. Some of Bennie's operatives, most specifically Shorts, don't fully trust Rufus, while Lana has to decide if she believes Rufus is telling the truth in that he had nothing to do with Bennie's murder. This transition phase in Bennie's operation is not a smooth one, especially when it comes to the flow of cash. This causes somewhat of a problem with the movie shoot, as some of the crew have yet to be paid. To ensure her own future security, Mei decides to take some control of the situation. Elsewhere, one of Fergie's most reliable snitches has landed himself in the morgue, with Wolfgang providing some assistance in filling that gap for Fergie. And Lily begins her double dealing with Al and Sproule, she having to decide where her allegiances lie in the competing stories told to her by each.

• Crime
• Drama
• Spy
• Thriller