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The team's investigation initially leads them to believe that Todd may have run away, as he was seen arguing with his father on the night of his disappearance. However, as they dig deeper, they discover that Todd had been harboring a secret about his involvement in a fire that destroyed a local restaurant. The team begins to suspect that Todd's disappearance may be linked to the fire and the people involved with it.
As the team continues to investigate, they uncover a web of lies and deceit that goes beyond just the missing teenager. The episode delves into various themes such as teen rebellion, guilt, and the dangers of keeping secrets. The team works tirelessly to uncover the truth about what happened to Todd while also dealing with their own personal demons.
Throughout the episode, the tension builds as the team races against the clock to find Todd before it's too late. As they close in on the truth, they find themselves in a dangerous situation that threatens to derail their investigation.
Ultimately, the episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers wondering what the consequences of the team's actions will be and what they will do next. "From the Ashes" is a gripping and intense episode that showcases the strengths of Without A Trace as a crime drama series.
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CastAnthony LaPagliaPoppy MontgomeryMarianne Jean-BaptisteAlex Hyde-WhiteKyle Colerider-Krugh
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First AiredOctober 13, 2005
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Content RatingTV-NR
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Runtime43 min
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LanguageEnglish
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IMDB Rating6.7 (159)

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