- Piano Steps - Mark Russell (show intro)
CASE 1
- Rain or Shine 2 - Adam Drake, Radhika Vekaria [Audio Network] (Blaine, Washington/Gregg Blomeen and Rosemary Anker have a 16-year-old daughter, Courtney)
- Northern Wildland* - Doug Bossi, Gregory Allan, Gary Guzman [KPM Music] (however, Courtney's future worries her parents, as she has dropped out of school and gone her own path)
- Outside the City Limits - Arnaud Rozenblat, Daniel Finot, Jean-François Morin [Cezame Music Agency] (one evening, Courtney is spending time with her friends smoking)
- Dark Side - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Courtney coughs up phlegm)
- Boa Vista - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (while in the car with her friend, Courtney's shoulder starts to hurt)
- Light in the Attic - Scott Marcussen (Courtney chooses to ignore her pain)
- ?; Lost in the Dark - David O'Brien [Audio Network] (the next morning, Courtney wakes up dizzy and nauseous)
- ? (Gregg takes Courtney to the general family practitioner)
- ? (Courtney's X-ray comes back)
- Intentional Concealment - David Vanacore, Joseph Greenier [KPM Music] (X-ray suggests pneumonia)
- ? (doctor sends Courtney home with antibiotics)
- ?; Action 5 - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] (the next evening, Courtney struggles to breathe)
- Enduring - Olivier Renoir (at the emergency room, doctors show an X-ray to Gregg and Rosemary revealing Courtney's lungs filling up with fluid)
- Bad News Day - Jean-François Morin, Nicolas Mizrachi [Cezame Music Agency] (Gregg and Rosemary believe drugs may be to blame)
- A Waiting Game 4 - Jody Jenkins [Audio Network] (clinical immunologist Dr. Troy Torgerson takes on Courtney's case)
- Landmines - David Vanacore, Shinyub Pyo [KPM Music] (family placed in quarantine)
- Rural Prison* - Doug Bossi, Doug Beiden [KPM Music] (the family starts to become scared)
- The Hive - Christian Telford, David Edwards (Gregg and Rosemary, because of their close contact with Courtney, aren't allowed to leave the room)
- Ace Investigator - Ronni Shaw (explanation of tuberculosis)
- DNA Sample - Scott Marcussen ("It was really bad.")
- Gathering Data - Luke Richards [Audio Network] (doctors run numerous tests)
- Hurricane - Denis Levaillant [Cezame Music Agency] (tuberculosis test has come back negative)
- ? (Courtney continues to go downhill)
- ? ("Courtney Blomeen's lungs are on the verge of failing."/Courtney's blood tests reveal the culprit)
- Blood Thirsty - Frederick Kron, Joanna Balloonknot (a fungus is invading Courtney's lungs)
- Dark Threat - Bastide Donny, Bastien Roques (cryptococcus gattii)
- Minor Threat (c) - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope ("It was hopeless, it was...oh, you just...I can't...there's no way I would ever imagine having a funeral for Courtney.")
- In Pursuit - Steve Rucker, Thomas Chase ("The cryptococcus gattii spores could travel through the bloodstream and infect internal organs, even the brain.")
- Crime Scene - Anthony Phillips ("Yeah, it would -- it would destroy...yeah.")
- District 10 - David Edwards (cryptococcus gattii is difficult to treat)
- Orion - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Courtney placed on antifungal medication)
- Delicate Web - Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (Courtney manages to overcome her cryptococcus gattii infection)
- Between the Lines - Michael Levine (one week later, Courtney is well enough to leave the hospital)
- The Rat Race - Christophe Boutin [APM Music] (cryptococcus gattii is found in soil around douglas fir trees, and in the U.S., is endemic to the Pacific Northwest)
- Smiling Monster - Guy Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (Courtney recalls painting a house, when she spilt a bucket of pain and probably inhaled the fungus while raking up the paint)
- Sun Flower - Terry Devine-King, Adam Drake [Audio Network] (today, Courtney is a now a mother, and has left her rebellious years behind her)
- Motive and Intent - Vincent Leibovitz [Cezame Music Agency] (what to do if you think you've inhaled the cryptococcus gatti fungus)
CASE 2
- Swat - Steve Everitt (case intro)
- The Old Lighthouse - Eric Muller [APM Music] (Hiram, Georgia)
- Back in the Day - David Vanacore, Matt Koskenmaki [KPM Music] (50-year-old Victoria Franklin is close with her 32-year-old nephew, Damarr Knight/Victoria is also a telephone sales representative)
- Enter the Catacombs - Ron Riddle [KPM Music] (one Easter Sunday, Victoria invites her family for dinner)
- ? (Victoria, however, starts to feel ill)
- Close to Hysteria* - David Vanacore, Brandon Thompson [KPM Music] (a few hours later, Victoria wakes up to a pain in her left breast)
- ? (Damarr checks on his aunt)
- Troubled - Ian Clarke, Simon Painter (the next morning, Victoria notices fluid coming out of her breast)
- ? (fluid is sticky-like)
- ? ("Victoria Franklin is preparing for work when she discovers a mysterious yellow fluid leaking from her breast."/Victoria uses a gauze to cover the breast instead of a bra)
- Cut Free - Kurt Oldman (Victoria heads to the bathroom upon arriving at work, and notices the guaze is filled with fluid)
- Action 5 - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] ("I was starting to get very nervous.")
- The Trial - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (because she doesn't have health insurance, Victoria chooses not to go to the hospital)
- Vibrato Build - Robert Bennett, Tobias Enhus; Listed Seveso - Jean-Philippe Dutheil [Cezame Music Agency] (at home, Victoria notices her breast is turning black)
- Barcelona Nights - Mike Garson (the next morning, Victoria rushes to the bathroom and throws up)
- Final Verdict - Bruno Alexiu [Cezame Music Agency] (Victoria goes home)
- Wind Shift - Kurt Oldman (Victoria starts to smell the fluid)
- Ballistics Analysis - Scott Marcussen (the next morning, Victoria phones Damarr to take her to the hospital)
- Excessive Risks - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (Damarr rushes Victoria to the hospital, where Dr. Robert Underwood takes on her case)
- Implacable - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] (Dr. Underwood immediately realizes what the problem is)
- Out on a Limb - Tom Quick [Audio Network] (explanation of gangrene/Dr. Underwood believes Victoria's gangrene was caused by a venomous spider bite)
- Black Gold Blood! - Greco Casadesus [Cezame Music Agency] ("When I found out that a little spider took me down to this point, I got angry...I got very angry.")
- ? (the spider venom is breaking down the skin and tissue in Victoria's breast)
- Minor Threat (a) - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope ("This had the potential to be a true, rapidly progressing flesh-eating infection.")
- Apocalyptic - Daniel Weniger ("Victoria Franklin has been diagnosed with gangrene caused by a spider bite."/Victoria rushed into surgery)
- Clock Stab - Martin Lawrence (Victoria placed on intravenous antibiotics)
- Drone the Beginning - Baxter Poe, Stan Hope, Thomas Hirschmann ("I was still not confident that she would ultimately survive.")
- Digital Rift - Brian Reidinger, Daniel Burke, Brian Casey, Darren Drew [KPM Music] (Victoria's condition remains critical)
- Stasis - Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (but one week later, Victoria emerges from her coma)
- Selfish Gene - Paul Ressel [Audio Network] (Dr. Underwood explains to Victoria her breast is gone)
- Let the Games Begin - Eric Cervera [APM Music] (toxicology reports reveal the spider bite is that of a brown recluse spider)
- Why We Fight - Bruno Alexiu [Cezame Music Agency] ("Of the 3,700 species of spiders in the U.S., the brown recluse spider is among the most dangerous.")
- Suspected One - Andrew Skeet, Luke Gordon (Victoria believes she rolled on top of a brown recluse spider while sleeping)
- ? (today, Victoria maintains a large scar, but is grateful to be alive)
- Surveillance - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] (how to avoid being bitten by a brown recluse spider)
CASE 3
- Swat - Steve Everitt (case intro)
- Bright Young Thing - Adam Drake [Audio Network] (Mill Creek, Washington/Victoria Sutton and Cameron Lillibridge are a young couple who are definitely in love)
- ? (Victoria works for a religious youth organization)
- Under the Influence - David Vanacore, Matt Koskenmaki [KPM Music] (one summer, Victoria is working at her mom's fast-food restaurant when she notices her ankle is swollen)
- The Big Decision - Daniel Pemberton (after work, Victoria shows Cameron her swollen ankle, but Cameron isn't worried/after a few weeks of using ice packs, the swelling disappears)
- Hypnosis - Helen Jane Long [Audio Network] (a few months later, Victoria is putting on makeup before going to a friend's party, but notices her jaw is swollen)
- Abducted - Helen Jane Long [Audio Network] (despite this, Victoria heads to the party, and a couple days later, the swelling disappears)
- ? (then, one morning, Victoria wakes up to a swollen eyelid and puffy-looking eye)
- Tracking Fraud - Anthony Phillips (Victoria takes some ibuprofen, and the swelling eventually goes away)
- Crime Scene - Anthony Phillips (several months later, while helping a friend move into a new apartment, Victoria feels a shooting pain in her hand)
- Black Gold Blood! - Greco Casadesus [Cezame Music Agency] (a few days later, Victoria sees her primary care physician, but all the tests come back negative)
- District 10 - David Edwards (Victoria's pain still lingers, even after the doctor recommends wearing braces on her hands)
- Lucid Dream - Joachim Horsley [Audio Network] (Cameron proposes to Victoria)
- Spirited Away - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (a few months later, Victoria is preparing for her and Cameron's wedding, sewing centerpieces)
- Rural Prison* - Doug Bossi, Doug Beiden [KPM Music] (Victoria is forced to stop because of a pain in her hands)
- ? (Cameron is annoyed at having to hear the problem again, and is unable to fix it)
- Controlled Environment - Brian Reidinger, Daniel Burke, Brian Casey, Darren Drew [KPM Music] (for the next few months, Victoria's swellings mysteriously come and go, but are mercifully absent on the day of her wedding)
- ? (a few months later, Victoria sees a stringy-like object moving in her eye)
- Drone Wars - Igor Dvorkin, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] ("For three years, Victoria Lillibridge has been fighting a mysterious swelling that keeps recurring in different parts of her body.")
- Sacrifice - Chris Blackwell [Audio Network] (Victoria's doctor sends her to infectious disease specialist Dr. Robert Choi)
- Keep Going - Christopher Franke (several weeks later, the final results come in)
- ? (Victoria diagnosed with loa loa)
- Electronic Warfare* - David Vanacore, Brandon Thompson [KPM Music] ("Loa loa is a parasitic roundworm.")
- Something Near - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik (Victoria is so infested with parasites, that worms are literally crawling out of her body)
- Blood Thirsty - Frederick Kron, Joanna Balloonknot (Victoria coughs up an adult worm)
- Cybertex 4 - James Brett [Audio Network] ("Loa loa worms can live in the human body for up to 17 years.")
- Intentional Concealment - David Vanacore, Joseph Greenier [KPM Music] ("It was concerning to hear the word "fatal."")
- Viral Evolution - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] ("Victoria Lillibridge has just been diagnosed with the loa loa parasite."/Victoria placed on a specialized antiparasitic medication)
- ? (a week into her treatment, the loa loa parasites pop up across Victoria's body)
- A Waiting Game 4 - Jody Jenkins [Audio Network] (Dr. Choi tells Victoria the worm is dead, and will eventually disintegrate and disappear)
- Rising Mercury 2 - Nick Ingman, Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (life cycle of the loa loa parasite)
- Hidden Truth - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (three years ago, Victoria was on a mission trip in Cameroon)
- New Horizons - Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (today, Victoria is still recovering from her three-year ordeal with the loa loa parasite, and Cameroon has learned an important lesson from the experience)
- Under Covered - Christopher Franke (how to avoid the loa loa parasite)
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