He's Guilty!

"Was it an accident, or was it murder?"

- Quote of the Book

He's Guilty! is the - episode of the novel mystery series, Mystery Sisters.

Synopsis
After the wife of a respected lawyer, who is in the running to replace Melanie in her position as Assistant District Attorney, dies in a accidental death, Brandi puts her life in danger when she begins to suspect that the lawyer was lying about how his wife died. When an autopsy report reveals Kahn's wife had bruises and past broken bones, Brandi believes that Kahn was abusing his wife and questions anyone who knows Kahn. Melanie asks Kevin out on a date, but he is stuck at home when his daughter, Ashley is sick in bed with the flu.

Plot
Brandi managed to outwit him, by knocking Kahn out cold with a baseball bat. Brandi tries to catch her breath following the fight of her life. Later, the police and the ambulance arrive on scene. Traci and Ashley re unharmed, but Brandi was taken to the hospital by paramedics. Traci and Ashley tell Barrett that Kahn was the culprit in the deaths of Chanelle, Trina, and Gabe. Barrett tells them that he knows and he has an arrest warrant in his name. At the station, Chanelle and Trina's families are there. They are now aware what Kahn had done. Chanelle's mother began lashing out at Traci for not seeing what Kahn was doing to her. Shirley retaliates by saying that he was in her family for so long and never saw the signs. Barrett interrupts the fight. By reminding them that they should angry at Kahn, for killing their family members nd lied to their faces, and putting through hell. He also told them that Kahn would be indicted on three counts of first-degree murder and four counts of attempted murder, two counts of assault, false imprisonment, withholding evidence, and assault with a deadly weapon. He also tells both families, along with Traci and Ashley about the case, by saying that in the time Kahn was abusing Chanelle, no one recognized the signs, when he was distancing himself from the family, no one put two and two together, and when he showed less interest in finding Trina Jackson when she went "missing" no one picked it up. Plus, there were signs that he had targeted both Traci Ford and Ashley Prescott and waited to the list minute to have a innocent bystander save them. Barrett tell the families that when they see someone they care about in trouble or if there are signs of trouble, they have a responsibility to them to do something about it implying how it could have saved Chanelle from getting killed. He also tells Shirley Jackson that by failing to tell the police of what Kahn was doing when he tried to kill himself and his children, she was covering up an crime of attempted murder and suicide and that her sister warned her on how dangerous Kahn was and the price that was paid was the he killed Trina and betrayed Shirley in the process. Barrett bluntly reminded the families that everyday for the rest of their lives, they would have to think about that trusting someone like Gordon Kahn was the benefactor of why they lost the people they love and they need to open their eyes and be careful on who they trust, and look for the signs of trouble to prevent more tragedies laying ahead in the future. As Barrett leaves the room, they families apologize to one another and to Traci and Ashley as they console one another.

With Kahn behind bars and the children now living with Chanelle's parents, the home where Chanelle and Trina were both killed and other events that occurred inside the house was now being demolished. It's revealed that Chanelle's children are undergoing counseling. Brandi, with a sling on, expresses on how in the years she covered a lot of hard-hitting stories, she would ended up tackling an tragic case. She is then comforted by her sisters.