He pushed his father when the dementia-ridden man forgot about their agreement to finally meet.īack in the hospital, Daisy’s baby was born and she named the new boy Seeley Lance Sweets. Aubrey checked adoption records and found that the author from earlier was actually Brooks’ son. While in labor, Daisy deduced that Brooks’ neck was not snapped, but broke during a fall and the blood found on the scene, which was a partial match for the victim obscured by the acid, was from a possible son. The pregnant woman got fed up and finally got rid of the intrusive doula as everyone else arrived for support. At the hospital tension arose when Angela tried to convince Daisy not to scream during labor. The investigation was then interrupted when Daisy’s water broke at the Jeffersonian and Angela had to rush Daisy away to the hospital. Booth arrested her for stealing Brooks’ money, but Brennan determined that she could not physically have been the one to murder the man. However, when Booth and Aubrey tracked down the bookie (Jack Topalian), he revealed that Brooks’ assistant had been the one gambling, taking advantage of her sick and forgetful boss. Aubrey sets up a phony account on a gambling site to smoke out the bookie, concealing the strategy from Booth to protect the former gambling addict. The couple was in need of extra cash after expensive treatments combined with Brooks forgetting where he had put a large amount of his sizeable fortune.įollowing his paper trail, Booth and Aubrey found out that Brooks had been in serious debt to a bookie for gambling. Booth and Aubrey brought Brooks’ wife in who admitted to publishing other people’s puzzles under his name to keep making money. When Booth discovered that Brooks had Alzheimer’s disease he suddenly believed McKeon’s story.
Though everyone sympathized that she was only finding a way to cope after Sweets’ death, Angela (Michaela Conlin) accompanied Daisy to an OBGYN appointment where she met the questionable doula (Mindy Cohn), who wouldn’t let Angela into the doctor’s room to avoid “mixing energies.”īooth and Aubrey met with McKeon who claimed Brooks was stealing his puzzles, and that he was not the one who murdered the puzzle master. However, everyone was still more focused on Daisy’s odd behavior, spouting holistic philosophies that don’t seem to be her own. Meanwhile, the Jeffersonian team found a message from the killer disguised as crossword clues on Lawrence’s cast. He gave Brooks’ old college roommate and rival, Donald McKeon, who was coincidentally in town, as a potential enemy of Brooks. However, the stalker (Sean Marquette) turned out to just be an author doing research on Brooks. They visited the assistant, who subsequently pointed them to a potentially dangerous stalker of the famous puzzler.
Due to a rare injury on the skull, Brennan’s team was able to identify the body as Lawrence Brooks, a renowned, but reclusive, puzzle master who did the crossword puzzle for the paper.īooth and Aubrey (John Boyd) spoke to his wife, Emilia (Debbon Ayer) who pointed them in the direction of a bitter assistant. Thyne) took a gamble by pouring baking soda all over the remains to counteract the acid. She was close to having her baby and Booth (David Boreanaz) and Brennan (Emily Deschanel) were gifting her all of their old toys and supplies, eager to help out with Sweet’s (John Francis Daley) child.Ī new body showed up at the Jeffersonian, but while trying to identify the remains, acid from the pit in which the body was found was starting to eat the bones away. The episode began with Daisy (Carla Gallo) returning to the Jeffersonian, but everyone got a little weirder when Daisy, under the influence of a new, spiritual doula, was acting a bit off. There was another case, of course, in episode 8, “The Puzzler in the Pit,” but fans were more excited about another development – a new baby! Thursday night was the last episode of “ Bones” before the FOX show takes a week off for Thanksgiving, but it was a good one. Booth (David Boreanaz, second from the left) and the whole Jeffersonian team were present for the birth of Daisy (Carla Gallo, center) and Sweets' (John Francis Daley, not pictured) baby in episode 8 of "Bones" Season 10.
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