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Cold Squad Season 5 Episode 6

The One That Got Away

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AIRED: 11/3/01

Ali gets assigned to work the cold case of Jessica Tyson. Gerald Lee had confessed to the murder, but because his confession was a direct result of a cop threatening his life, the case was thrown out of court, and Gerald Lee protected under the double jeopardy law. It isn't long before Ali becomes convinced that the evidence against Lee isn't quite as good as they thought it was. Nicco, Len and Mickey continue to investigate the Ambleton case and Drainie's connection to Desmond Cage, and soon learn that Drainie had been buying computers and computer parts on a regular basis. While trying to further the investigation, they learn the mounties are also investigating Drainie, and have taken the squad's best evidence with them.moreless

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Tamara Craig Thomas	Det. Mickey Kollander (1999-2003; eps. 27-85)
Matthew Bennett	Sgt. Len Harper (2001-2005; eps. 60-98)
Garry Chalk	Insp. Andrew Pawlachuk (2000-2005; eps. 40-98) [as Garry Chalk]
Joely Collins	Christine Wren (2000-2005; eps. 40-98)
Julie Stewart	Sgt. Ali McCormick (1998-2005; eps. 1-98)
Gregory Calpakis	Det. Nicco Sevallis (1999-2003; eps. 27-85)

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David Bloom		Guest Star
Andrew Johnston		Guest Star
Craig Warkentin		Guest Star

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- Decker: Do you know what I like about fishing? The fight. You get a little tug on your line, start to reel it in. Give it a little slack, reel some more. It's all about balance. At the end of the day, sometimes you land it, sometimes you don't. Nice thing is, you toss your line back in the water and try again. It's funny, though. No matter how many you might catch, all people seem to remember is the one that got away.
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