This episode is not up to the shows usual standards. Had a number of holes to the story. Though it was bound to happen, that William Mapother's character of the creepy, egotistical Haibach, would try to get pay back. The show never emphasised his methods or motive (felt superficial.) Then there's his alibi, did they find a crack to it? Did his sister do it for him? Was there anything they did to prove his alibi other than verbal confirmation? (it all to minuscule) Then how does a voyeur with with anti-social issues get to that level of craftiness and tech savvy to outwit two formerly trained and perceptive CBI agents? What's more, Patrick Jane's abilities were barely used to break the alibi or know where Van pelt is. Also, his usual skill of trapping was not well thought out. He should've expected the sibling to be armed and waiting. He could've let the deception go on until both were together. All in all, kinda sloppy.
Review of White as the Driven Snow
