As they leave the house, a girl named Sarah asks Booth and Brennan if they’re there about Levi. Another man tells her to go back home and she leaves with him, but not before Booth hands her his card.
Booth and Brennan head over to Josef Beachy’s apartment and Josef answers the door holding a bong. There’s a fun-looking party going on in the apartment and Brennan shouts to the crowd “this is not in the proper spirit of rumspringa!”. True, but it looks like one hell of a party. Booth takes Josef back to the FBI.
Since this is MY recap, I’m going to take a minute to brag here. That cool with everyone? Yesterday Jon (the site’s co-owner) and I were quoted in a CNN article about Jon Gosselin. Seriously, this was one of the coolest things that ever happened to me and I’ve basically told everyone I’ve ever met and now I’m telling you. Ok, shameless self-promotion is now concluded. Back to our regularly scheduled program.
In the interrogation room, Josef reveals that Levi moved out a few years ago because he didn’t like to party. However, Josef reveals that Levi had his own secrets - he used to disappear for hours and lie about where he was.
Hodgins and Sweets are examining the rocks from Levi’s room and Hodgins reveals that the rocks are pretty ordinary. I think Sweets got a haircut and he says he thinks the rocks are actually piano keys (or a representation of piano keys). Sweets pretends to play the rock keys and tells Hodgins he’s “playing the theme to Titanic”. I laugh. That was funny.
Clark returns from his outing with more bones. Despite the fact that poor Clark is covered in mud and bug bites, Brennan sends him back out to find more. Poor Clark.
Michelle visits Cam in her office and asks her again about going to a dance. Cam asks her if she’s having sex and Michelle tells her to mind her own business. Cam rambles and tries to warn Michelle about having sex and then basically just says “some people believe God will smite you”. Nice. Michelle replies with the standard “you’re not my mother” and then acts all snippy. Way to be ungrateful there, Mich.
Booth is interviewing Mrs. Turner, a piano teacher who taught Levi, who turned out to be a musical genius. Levi was also working for Mr. Turner in his construction business. She hands over a DVD that Levi sent her. Apparently he had auditioned for the National Conservatory and had made friends.
