Feeling that Nick is once again trying to keep one step ahead of him, Schanke vows to solve the case on his own. Acting on a sudden revelation while drowning his sorrows in liquor, Schanke rushes to apprehend the murderer without his partner and captures the killer single-handedly. Or, so he thinks. This episode comes the closest I've seen to a standard murder mystery. We aren't actually shown the murder, just a short scene before and after the fatal event.
Clues turn up that point first to one, then the other, woman.
Schanke, oddly enough, is positive that the wife is guilty, and wants to bring her in for questioning, even without any hard evidence. It didn't seem right at first, since they're often not at all in sync, but it's the reversal of their roles that must be confusing her. Placing the suicide note on Paul Levy's computer before killing him seems awfully risky. Still, I can live with the strange action for the sake of the great anti-conversation between Janette and Schanke, where they sort of talk in parallel at eachother, never quite hearing what the other is saying. This has to be one of the top three Raven scenes this season.