1. Harry was not asked to be a part of the case, but he went to the suicide crime scene anyway to see what was happening. Upon arrival, he's suspicious. Why?
(a) Harry isn't sure what's wrong but he does not buy the evidence or the crime scene.
(b) The victim is wearing boots that don't belong to him.
(c) The suicide note was faked.
(d) He suspects the Assistant Chief committed the crime.

2. Why do Teresa and Harry decide to eat at a restaurant different than the one they chose originally?
(a) They got into a fight about what kind of food to have.
(b) There are too many members of the media at the bar they chose.
(c) They cannot find parking.
(d) They are worried that Cal Moore's killer is following them.

3. Harry spoke with Cal Moore before his death about a case. What does he discover after Moore's death from his colleagues?
(a) That Cal had planted evidence.
(b) That Cal had planned to quit the police force.
(c) That Cal wanted to leave his wife.
(d) That Cal had not told Harry everything he knew.

4. Harry notified Moore's wife--Sylvia--of the death. She calls later to thank him. What does Harry conclude at the end of that call?
(a) That Sylvia was the most likely person to have killed Moore.
(b) That Sylvia does not like Harry.
(c) That there is a connection between him and Sylvia.
(d) That Sylvia caused Moore to committ suicide.

5. The victim of the crime Harry is investigating is a former colleague of his. His life began to disintegrate when:
(a) He divorced his wife.
(b) He robbed a bank.
(c) He began to sell drugs.
(d) Internal Affairs began to investigate.