Name of the Episode: “I Remember Her Now” The episode begins with a teenage girl found dead in an elevator shaft. Her identification is found in the dumpster, and shows she was only fifteen years old. She was staying at a state funded home for troubled girls named Brady facilities. Over the years there were over a hundred calls for suicide attempts, violence and runaways. Over the past few months only a handful of calls have been made. They realize

Name of the Episode: “Sanctuary” At the start of the episode, Atwater tells Lindsay he has signed up for a comedy open mic night. He’s a little nervous, but Lindsay reassures him he will do great. Burgess is still being scolded by Al for little mistakes. The team gets a call about a woman who was murdered and possibly raped in Washington Park. Al finds out her name is Zoe Sims, and a bottle of half filled vodka is found

Name of the Episode: “You Wish” Jimmy goes to the station to visit Lindsay unexpectedly. He brings her the childhood photos he promised her. Jay uses Jimmy’s coffee cup for DNA to see if he is indeed Erin’s father. Their visit doesn’t last long because they catch a case. A white man is found murdered, however it may be a hate crime. His penis was severed so additional investigation will be required. Sandford Greg, he is a registered sex offender

Name of the Episode: “Don’t Read the News” Erin meets with her biological father, Jimmy at a bar. Erin was confused about where he’s been for the majority of her life. He was released from prison ten years ago; he didn’t reach out because he is married and has a family. So, he offers to be a part of her life is she’ll allow him. She is miffed by the offer and leaves the bar with the thought he will

Name of the Episode: “Don’t Bury the Case” Picking up from Fire, Severide complies and goes to the intelligence unit for questioning. He remembers taking the shift off and drinking at Tap. However, he has no memory of getting home, or how he got the gash on his forehead. The mother and daughter that were hit are in critical condition at Med. Severide keeps insisting that he spends his time saving people. His instinct no matter what is to save

Name of the Episode: “Some Friend” Burgess is on patrol with her new partner, Mike Sorensen. They respond to a noise complaint in a residential neighborhood. The home has several dogs barking and upon entry, no locks or alarms were in use. Sorensen recognized the home as baseball player’s Jake McCoy. They enter the home and come across a teenage girl laying in a pool of blood in the living room. She seems to have died from head trauma, and

Name of the Episode: A War Zone Dr. Halstead calls in Jay and Lindsay to report a large amount of overdoses coming in. The calls cannot be traced to a single location because they are coming from all over the city. A call came in about an abandoned backpack on the waterfront. The backpack was seemingly filled with narcotics ready for production. As the team was assessing the contents a man’s body washed up to shore, his face was bloodied

Name of the Episode: Big Friends, Big Enemies Ruzek and Lindsay are working overtime at a theatre; it is a quiet night until gunshots ring out. A driver opens fire onto the crowd and plows innocent bystanders with his car. The motive is unclear but the driver seemed to be targeting one of the rappers that just performed. The car is registered to a man who was convicted of a hate crime in the past. He claims the car was