Cold Case/Glued

Glued
Season 1, Episode 12
Airdate	January 18, 2004
Production Number	176711
Written by	Tyler Bensinger
Directed by	Peter Markle
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Cold Case — Season One

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Glued is the twelfth episode of the first season of Cold Case.

Starring: Kathryn Morris (Detective Lilly Rush), Danny Pino (Detective Scotty Valens), John Finn (Lt. John Stillman), Jeremy Ratchford (Detective Nick Vera), Thom Barry (Senior Detective Will Jeffries)

Guest Starring: Josh Hopkins (ADA Jason Kite), Chelsea Field (Nicole Barnes), Marc McClure (Father Declan (80)), John Lawlor (Father Declan), Michael McGrady (Greg Barnes), Eden Roundtree (Nicole Barnes (80)), Todd Waring (Mark Murphy), Emily Yancy (Wilma Richmond), Ridge Canipe (Tim Barnes (80)), Ray Campbell (Latrell Richmond), Sean Carrigan (Greg Barnes (80)), Candace Edwards (Candice Russell)

Co-Starring: Anthony John Crane (Young Stillman (80)), Jason Alan Smith (Mark Murphy (80)), Trent Cameron (Latrell Richmond (80)), Jordan Wooden (Tina Barnes (80)), Anne Thomas (Wilma Johnson (80)), Asa Bernstine (Michael Russell), Nicholas Mitchell (Kid), Terry Wilkerson (Junkie), Sonia Jackson (Brenda), Jhaton Robinson (Lisa Johnson (80))

Plot Overview

The date is January 22, 1980. A seven-year-old boy is found frozen to death in an alley, shortly after being punched unconscious. Lt. Stillman was the lead detective on the case back then, a case that still haunts him, so Lilly agrees to take another look at the case. She encounters the boy's less-than-emotionally stable mother, who's ridden with guilt because she prayed for God to take away her burdens the day her son died and also searches for an elusive gang member who was the prime suspect in the case back then. The gang banger and his buddies forced the kid to steal model glue for them.

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The Show

Songs featured in this episode: "Running On Empty" by Jackson Browne, "Slip Slidin' Away" by Paul Simon and "Follow You, Follow Me" by Genesis.