In his trance, we discover that when Joe-Bob was 6, Suzanne, a girl he knew, died when his 400 pound Aunt Bertha fell on her. In order to save the family from scandal, Joe-Bob's father covered up the death.
In Rajiv's Coffee House, one of the Mason Brothers enters, orders several Mr. Pibbs, and hints that something may have happened to his brother. Magnus Advarsson arrives, threatening to sue Rajiv over the teabagging incident. Soon a Health Inspector arrives to investigate, but finds nothing out of the ordinary, although Detective Smith was hiding in the wall, attempting to discover nefarious deeds.
Later, as the mayor is walking his dog Sparky, the ghost of Suzanne appears, implying he would be haunted until he works out his culpability in her death.
Detective Smith and the EMT meet - he knows who is responsible for teabagging Adverson...the EMT claims he heard Adverson say that "the lawyer would never get his money," thus implicating Mr. Ylung.
- Will Mayor Solomon remember what really happened to Suzanne?
- Will the Mason Brothers be reunited?
- Will the Very Unhappy Neighbor ever reveal his name?
- Will Detective Smith be able to prove Mr. Ylung's guilt?
- Will we discover a connection between the neighbor's hatred of the mayor and the death of Suzanne?
- Will Rajiv switch from Mr. Pibb to Dr. Pepper?
