Murder at the Washngton Tribune

Second blog - 4/6/10
Michael LaRue (Wilcox) does express a strong desire to meet Joe's wife and daughter, but Joe is hesitant and asks that he be given some time to sort through this new twist in the life of his family. He tries to immerse himself into the further exposure of a possible "serial killer" loose in the city of Wasghington, D.C. His boss is ecstatic about the Tribune's rise in popularity due to Wilcox's article and encourages him to explore further angles in the case, thus keeping the tragedy in the public's eye.
One evening upon returning home, he is surprised to find his long-lost brother enjoying the companionship of his wife, Georgia, and daughter, Roberta. They are both enamored by the charming company of Michael, much to Joe's dismay. He forces himself to relax, but hopes that the visit will not be repeated soon. Later, another body is found in Franklin Park. This time it is a male victim who happens to be Michael's obnoxious neighbor. Is there a connection?