A Petty Officer is found murdered and Agent Pride (Scott Bakula) and his team will find out why in the upcoming episode of the CBS series "NCIS: New Orleans."
In "Undocumented," Spoilers Guide reports that the NCIS will be tapped to investigate the death of the officer who recently migrated to the city. The operatives will learn that the previous cause of death, suicide, was just staged to make it look like the Petty Officer was tired of life. They have to find out who wanted him dead and why. The promo photo shows Pride at the crime scene, where the victim looked like he was involved in a fatal car accident. Will the NCIS be able to locate his killer?
Meanwhile, TV.com reports that the team will gang up on their leader and secretly create a profile on his name in an online dating site. It has not been long since Pride's divorce with his ex-wife. Last episode, viewers even saw one of his former flames, Paulina (Tina Benko), a Russian diplomat. Their body language showed that at one point of their lives, they were very close. Paulina seemed happy to know that Pride was divorced, but it looked like their relationship has really ended by the time the NCIS solved the case.
Also in episode 12, the team worked hand-in-hand with the NCIS from Washington to solve a case involving Abby's (Pauley Perrette) brother. Luca (Tyler Ritter) was the executive chef in the doomed flight from NOLA to D.C. All the passengers and crew were murdered, and investigation revealed that they were poisoned. Security footages showed that Luca was the last one to handle the food and utensils before they were given to the passengers.
Fortunately for him and Abby, the combined probe of Pride and Gibbs' squads revealed that Luca had been set up to take the blame for the mass murder. His boss, the tech magnate of a successful company, was selling a classified ship for warfare to the Russians. He wanted to kill the only person who could rat him out. Luca was serving dinner the night when he and a Russian representative were sealing the deal.
"NCIS: New Orleans" season 2 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on CBS.
