Ep 17. Skeletons

In NCIS season 4 episode 17, titled "Skeletons," the team investigates the murder of a Navy Lieutenant who was about to testify in a high-profile case involving a former senator. The investigation leads them to a series of skeletons buried in a remote location, and the team must work quickly to identify the remains and determine their connection to the current case.

As the team sifts through the evidence, they discover that the skeletons are all victims of a serial killer who operated in the area decades ago. The killer was known for targeting young women, and had never been caught, leading the team to suspect that he may still be lurking in the area.

With the help of the local sheriff's department, the team begins to piece together the killer's modus operandi, and discovers that the former senator may have played a role in the killer's escape from justice. The team must race against time to track down the killer before he can claim any more victims, and they soon find themselves locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse with the elusive killer.

Meanwhile, Gibbs (Mark Harmon) receives some unexpected news about his ex-wife, and must come to terms with his feelings about her current condition. The team pulls together to support Gibbs as he grapples with this personal issue, even as they continue to work on the high-pressure case.

Throughout the episode, the team displays their usual brand of wit, intelligence, and teamwork as they navigate the complex case and work to bring the killer to justice. Fans of NCIS will not be disappointed by the twists and turns in this exciting episode, which is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end.

With its engaging storyline, sharp writing, and standout performances from the talented cast, NCIS season 4 episode 17 is a must-see for fans of the show and newcomers alike. Whether you're a longtime fan of the series or just tuning in for the first time, this gripping episode is sure to keep you entertained and on the edge of your seat.