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The suicide of a rape victim sheds new light on another attack connected to events from decades earlier.

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      • The opening numbers show "23 Years Later" in the lower left box, yet in the opening scene we see Mary Paulson talk about what the kids are doing 25 years later. Seeing how this show stays in real time, it would be a 25 year span (1985-2010).

      • When Granger and Sinclair are looking up Winslow's background there is a computer showing a photo of Winslow in a Marine Corps uniform. Granger reads, "Winslow was in the Corps from '82 to '84." Sinclair then reads, "It says, uh, other than honorable discharge," to which Granger replies, "That's the Army's way of sweeping an uncomfortable situation under the rug". Winslow was in the Marine Corps - not the Army.

      • Opening Numb3rs:
        1985
        4 CHILDREN
        23 YEARS LATER
        30 FPS

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