When Bob LeFevre is found fatally poisoned in his hotel room, Fitz reconsidering his decision to fire Jordie. The boy may not be lying after all. But who would want both Nora and Bob LeFevre dead?

Celebrity Today photographer Terry Bradford tells Fitz a different story about Nora, one of drugs and alcohol—or is that the made-up tale of the tabloid press? But she has more information to disclose: she knows Jordie Sarkozi and his background. Episode contains adult language and situations

Details of Bob Lefevre's death point to a medical event, but Fitz isn't convinced. Why would a woman and her former boyfriend die within days of each other? A visit to the hotel parking garage raises more questions and Fitz finds the paparazzi has come to cover Nora's funeral—and one has an interesting story to tell.

Fitz gets dragged into a surprise press conference, called by Jordie and it doesn't end well. He cuts Jordie loose—no way he's going to investigate a murder that didn't happen. House hunting with Alicia promises to come to a complete stop when he gets a call from Detective Wallace Demski—there's a dead body and Fitz's business card there. This episode contains adult language.

A visit to Nora's brother Laszlo's house leaves Fitz with some serious doubts, but a visit to the coroner's office removes any question if Nora was murdered or not. Returning to the office, he finds Jordie has called a press conference without him

Fitz visits the morgue to confirm Nora died from just a heart attack. Coroner Doc Lamberto assures him she did, but something doesn't add up. This episode contains adult language.

Mary Margaret and Fitz find more disturbing details about Jordie Sarkosi's past, and the past of those around the late Nora Solomon. He visits her farm and discovers someone has vandalized the side of the barn. A visitor to Fitzhugh Investigations may open up even more information.

Jordie Sarkozi, the man claiming to be Nora Solomon's nephew, is adamant she was murdered and hands Fitz a large retainer check to ensure he takes the case. Fitz's thoughts are anywhere else but on the condo he and Alicia tour in their search for a new home. On Monday, he and assistant Mary Margaret begin to dig into Jodie's past—there's no birth records, no court records or any information that links him to Fawcettville. So who is this kid? Is his real name Sarkozi?