Angela is analyzing the DVD in her lab, trying to see if she could discover where it was filmed. And she does, in a very cool way. She’s good.
Booth and Brennan (I’m just going to start writing B&B, ok? My fingers are getting tired). B&B are interviewing Levi’s music friends (Karen and Tony). They reveal they met Levi at the conservatory and became friends. Karen says Levi’s father had come to see Levi before he disappeared.
So B&B head back to Mr. Yoder, who’s upset that they’re accusing him of hurting his son. Mr. Yoder vehemently denies it and he and his wife can’t believe that Levi was a gifted classical musician.
In the car, Booth tells Brennan he doesn’t think Mr. Yoder killed Levi. Brennan brings up the situation with Michelle and the possibility that she’s having sex and asks Booth his opinion. Despite the fact that Booth was having sex at 16, he doesn’t think Michelle should. Ah yes, the double-standard between the sexes. Lovely. Brennan also reveals she was a virgin until she was 22 and Booth is shocked. Sweets calls to say there’s someone at the FBI: that Amish girl, Sarah.
B&B meet with Sarah, who reveals that she was dating Levi before he left for his rumspringa. She says that Levi used to write to her while he was away and she feared he was going to leave her to pursue his music. She told her brother Amos (the jerk from earlier) about that and thinks it was a mistake that she opened her mouth. She says that Amos disappeared for a day (maybe he’s the killer - dun, dun dun!).
Clark’s back with more bones and he, Hodgins, Cam and Angela are trying to determine cause of death. They think that Levi fell from Karen’s window.
Booth is interrogating Amos, who admits that he visited Levi and told him to return to Sarah. Amos reveals that Levi played a song for him and he found it beautiful. So he apparently told Levi that he would look after Sarah and left without incident.
Michelle and Cam are meeting up in the diner and they apologize to each other. Michelle reveals that she hasn’t had sex, though Perry wants to. They have a moment.
