Ep 13. I Remember Her Now

Chicago PD season 4 episode 13, titled "I Remember Her Now," opens with the Intelligence unit investigating the murder of a young woman named Nadia. Nadia was a former drug-addicted prostitute who had cleaned up her act and was working as an informant for the unit. The team discovers that Nadia had been meeting with a high-end escort service and was trying to gather information about a wealthy businessman suspected of human trafficking.

The investigation takes a personal turn when they discover that Nadia was once under the care of Dr. Charles' daughter, Anna, who is on the autism spectrum. Anna had been working at the hospital where Nadia had been treated for her addiction. Dr. Charles had been helping Nadia get back on her feet and had taken her under his wing. The team agrees to inform Dr. Charles about Nadia's death.

As the case unfolds, the team discovers that the wealthy businessman they had been investigating was not directly involved in human trafficking but was covering up a larger operation. Nadia had unknowingly stumbled upon information that put her in danger, and the team tries to piece together her last few days before she was killed.

Meanwhile, Burgess and Tay are assigned to investigate a home invasion. They discover that the homeowner, a retired police officer, had been targeted by a group of thieves after he had won a large sum of money at a casino. The thieves had followed him home and attempted to rob him, but the officer had fought back, resulting in a shootout. Burgess and Tay work to uncover the identity of the thieves while also dealing with the emotional toll the case takes on the retired officer.

Back at the station, tensions rise between Voight and his former team member, Denny Woods. Woods, now head of the Internal Affairs division, is investigating a case that involves Voight's unit. Voight is forced to confront his past mistakes and justify his team's actions to his former mentor.

As the episode comes to a close, the team discovers shocking information about Nadia's murder that leads to a dramatic conclusion.

"I Remember Her Now" is a gripping and emotional episode that explores the complexities of addiction and the dangers of human trafficking. The episode also delves into the personal lives of the characters, highlighting the close relationships between them and how their past experiences have shaped their present actions. With intense action sequences and a stunning conclusion, this episode is not to be missed.