The Lincolns were murdered on September 27, 2003.
This is the first time Det. Jeffries "sees" the victims.
The Lincoln murders was the last case Lilly worked on before moving to the Cold Case unit.
Goof: Derek's brother, who is in the military, is wearing desert camouflage at the base. Soldiers only wear desert camouflage in arid overseas locations, not in the US.
Goof: The shadow of a member of the camera crew is briefly visible in the opening scene.
Vera: A triple murder gets you a date with the needle real quick.
J.T. Simms: I got a problem with you. See like, 50, problems. Derek: I ain't giving you no money. J.T. Simms: You pay the tax, or come roll with my crew.
Frank: (after kissing Della) They didn't kick me out, but by rights they could've.
Lilly Rush: That's a bad case of death.
Della: I want you outta here! J.T.: This ain't your business. Della: You disrespect yourself, that's your business. You mess with this block, it's mine. J.T.: You think this is your block? Della: Oh that's right, and unless you want your friends to see you get smacked by an old woman, you best move!
Valens: J.T. Simms? J.T.: What did I do? Valens: You tell us about the murders at that chicken ribs place last year. J.T.: Don't remember nothing about it. Vera: You sure? Cuz if my boys saw me almost getting bitchslapped by an old woman, I know I'd remember.
J.T.: Check out homicide Barbie!
International Episode Titles: Czech Republic: Nebezpečná čtvrť (Dangerous Neighborhood)
International Airdates: - Denmark: December 1, 2004 on TV3+
Music Featured in This Episode: - Still Fly by Big Tymers - Strawberry Letter 23 by Shuggie Otis - Hands Of Time by Groove Armada - Soul Searching by Soul Hooligan - Foolish by Ashanti - Mine for the Takin' by Master Source - If I Ain't Got You by Alicia Keys
This case was in both the premiere episodes of Season 1 and Season 2.
This episode was originally supposed to air on October 17, 2004, but was used as the Season 2 premiere instead of the advertised Factory Girls.
Derek Lincoln: Hey, my mama didn't raise no fool now. Mama Didn't Raise No Fool is a famous 1988 blues song by Joe Louis Walker. The line is also included in the lyrics of Changes by 2Pac (Tupac Shakur), which is probably the reason Derek is quoting it.
User Score: 192
User Score: 4357
User Score: 365
User Score: 239
User Score: 219
User Score: 177
User Score: 121
User Score: 99
User Score: 93
User Score: 90