Ep 6. Two Truths and a Lie

In Rookie Blue season 5 episode 6 titled "Two Truths and a Lie", the officers of 15 Division must work together to solve a strange case involving an abandoned baby, a missing stripper, and a series of lies. The episode kicks off with Andy McNally (Missy Peregrym) and Nick Collins (Peter Mooney) trying to track down the mother of the abandoned baby, who was left in a dumpster. As they work to piece together the clues, they uncover a web of deception and half-truths that lead them to a seedy strip club where the missing stripper, who may have information about the baby, is believed to work.

Meanwhile, Gail Peck (Charlotte Sullivan) and Nick's brother, Detective Sam Swarek (Ben Bass), are investigating a series of burglaries in a high-end residential area. They team up with a neighborhood watch group to try and catch the burglars in the act, but tensions rise when Gail suspects that one of the group members may be involved in the crimes.

As the two investigations unfold, the officers of 15 Division find themselves struggling to discern truth from lies and trust from betrayal. The baby's mother remains elusive, and the missing stripper's whereabouts are unknown. Gail and Sam's burglary case takes an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a hidden room in one of the houses that contains evidence of a much more sinister crime.

Throughout the episode, the characters are forced to confront their own secrets and shortcomings as they navigate the complicated and often murky world of criminal investigations. Andy grapples with feelings of guilt and responsibility stemming from her own past mistakes, while Gail struggles to balance her desire for justice with her growing disillusionment with the police force.

In the end, the officers of 15 Division are able to solve both cases and bring the perpetrators to justice, but not without paying a personal cost. The episode ends with the characters reflecting on the importance of honesty and integrity in their work, and the realization that sometimes the truth is the hardest thing to face.