Crossing Jordan 6
2007-01-14 | Drama | 17 episodes7 Seasons
Episode
Retribution (2007)
Following J.D.’s murder Jordan has traveled to the nation’s capital to prove her innocence. She is tracking the news story that J.D. was working on in an effort to find out what happened the night he was murdered. Lu decides to bring in an independent medical examiner, to prove her case against Jordan. Dr. Macy travels to D.C. to find Jordan while the rest of the team work to prove her innocence.
Directed By
- Roxann Dawson
Writer
- Melissa R. Byer
Shattered (2007)
Lu and Jordan are working together on the suicide of a teen. A note left by the teen suggests that he had been molested. A woman has been hit by several cars on a freeway, Woody is investigating. Later an investigator pops in and starts digging around. Dr. Macy offers Jordan a word of advice; Lily gets some surprising news.
Directed By
- Donna Deitch
Writer
- Lynne E. Litt
33 Bullets (2007)
Police officers have shot an 8-year-old boy a staggering 33 times, which sends the city of Boston into a riot. Jordan and the rest of the team investigate the shooting, however one of their own could be lost.
Directed By
- John Badham
Writer
- Rob Fresco
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (2007)
Cross Over Episode with <I>Las Vegas</I> Danny and Delinda, from the show <I>Las Vegas</I>, are vacationing in Boston. It does not take long for their vacation to turn into a crime-solving trip while helping Jordan and Woody, track a killer. Elsewhere, Bug is working the case of a woman found in the Charles River…her watery grave since the 1980s. Also, a pregnant Lily returns to the morgue and identifies the baby’s father.
Directed By
- Roxann Dawson
Writer
- Rob Wright
Mr. Little and Mr. Big (2007)
William Ivers is still poking around the morgue, looking into the staff and how they handled things. Jordan and Lily are sent to recover a body, however when the body pulls a disappearing act things get complicated. Woody is investigating the death of a 16-year-old boy.
Directed By
- Ravi Kapoor
Writer
- Kathy McCormick