Ep 13. Seventeen Ain't So Sweet

In "Seventeen Ain't So Sweet," the 13th episode of the second season of Rizzoli & Isles, we see detective Jane Rizzoli and medical examiner Dr. Maura Isles investigate the death of a high school student. The victim was a 17-year-old girl who was found dead at her high school, which prompts a lot of questions from the duo, including why she was in school during what would have been her summer break.

As Jane and Maura dig deeper into the case, they discover that the victim was not quite the innocent teenager they initially thought she was. The case takes a dark turn as they uncover several secrets from the victim's past, including an illicit relationship with an older man and her involvement in black-market prescription drugs.

Their investigation takes them to various locations, including a strip club and an underground club where minors were given access to prescription medications. Things get tense as they get closer and closer to identifying the killer, and the mystery deepens as they discover the victim was not the only one involved in the underground drug trade.

Throughout the episode, we see the dynamic between Jane and Maura as they work together to piece together the evidence and solve the case. As always, there is also a healthy dose of banter and humor between the two women.

The episode also delves into the personal lives of Jane and Maura as they deal with their own relationship and professional struggles. Jane's recovering alcoholic father returns, creating tension and conflict in her life, and Maura's adoptive mother makes an appearance, complicating her relationships with her biological family.

Overall, "Seventeen Ain't So Sweet" is a gripping episode that highlights the strong relationships between the characters, as well as the dark and dangerous underbelly of the teenage drug trade. It also serves as a reminder that even seemingly innocent teenagers can have hidden secrets and pasts that can have disastrous consequences.