quickly leaves to enter the barn which was previously mentioned as forbidden. In there, she finds an aggressive horse. Casey invites her back to the cult, and she goes. Veronica goes on a walk with the cult leader, but also puts a record tape on in her bag. It turns out that the "ultimate cash crop" is flowers. However, Keith later goes undercover as a repairman into the compound and sees Veronica. Later, Keith and Veronica have a debate, which ends in Veronica being banned from the case. At that moment, Casey's parents return to Mars Investigations. They tell him that his brain dead grandmother has left him $80 million in her will and ask Keith to quickly finish the case and find evidence that will close down the cult. They also introduce a fringe "deprogrammer" who will deal with Casey and return him to "normal" if Keith fails. The next day, Veronica talks to Wallace (Percy Daggs III), who tells her that she may be becoming sympathetic to the cult. Casey takes Veronica to the bed of his grandmother. On a carton of milk, Veronica sees a missing ad for Rain. Keith wants to investigate further against the Collective for the money, but Veronica disagrees with him. The next day, Veronica is about to tell Ms. Mills about her investigations before Casey bursts in saying that his grandmother has died. Later, at Casey's grandmother's funeral, Veronica sees Casey being kidnapped by his parents and the fringe psychologist. Keith tells Veronica that he has dropped the investigation, accepting that the cult is harmless. Keith also reports that Debbie Meyer (Rain) has had a difficult life and is better off with the cult. Veronica sees Casey several days later, who apparently has been successfully "deprogrammed" and arrogantly flaunts his newfound wealth. That night, Veronica receives the results of the DNA test. After musing on the possibility that the test could prove she is a heiress to the Kane empire, Veronica decides to shred the document in a befuddled Keith's presence before reading it. Cultural references A variety of pop culture references are made in the episode: Keith says "Chicks dig scars," a reference to the 2000 film The Replacements. Veronica mentions that she used to want to marry Vanilla Ice and gather a massive collection of Zbots. Wallace refers to the game Hacky Sack. Veronica states that all she knows about