were targets for murder. She refused to listen and got shot in the process. Erica revealed to Ryan that there was a mole in the lab in a special extended scene that was available on www.cbs.com after the episode "Urban Hellraisers" aired. She also helped Ryan in a case regarding abuse of eminent domain, with the government evicting people from their homes before turning the land over to a private developer (episode 5.05, "Death Eminent"). In a later episode, however, she put the life of Natalia's sister at risk by mentioning on the air that she is a victim in a kidnapping (episode 5.08, "Darkroom"). It is implied that CSI Boa Vista was jealous of Ryan and Erica's "closeness". Her last appearance is when she tries to shame a rising football star who was briefly suspected of killing a young girl: she ambushes him outside the CSI Lab, showing a leaked photo of him unconscious near the victim, but the man doesn't play her game, asks to the audience to think about the victim's family instead of his career and bluntly calls Erica "a jackal" in front of the camera, leaving her speechless and humiliated (episode 9.02, "Sudden Death"). FBI Agent Glen Cole (Mark Rolston, seasons 4–5): An FBI agent who headed an investigation into the MDPD Crime Lab in season 4. Cole returned in season 5, working on a case involving counterfeiting and the North Korean government (episodes 4.25, "One of Our Own", 5.03, "Death Pool 100"). After appearing less-than-likable in those turns, he was painted in a more positive light during his appearance in "Miami Confidential" (season 6), when he helps the CSIs investigate a junior FBI agent who turns out to be an accessory to murder. Julia Winston (née Eberly) (Elizabeth Berkley, seasons 6–7): An ex-girlfriend of Horatio Caine's, from when he was working undercover, and Kyle Harmon's mother. Julia first appeared during the murder investigation of her wealthy current husband; she would serve as the show's antagonist for a time in the wake of Clavo Cruz's death, but it was eventually revealed that she was being forced into some evil actions by a psychotic ex-lover named Ron Saris. Ron would later marry Julia in the sixth-season finale, "Going Ballistic", shortly before the apparent murder of Horatio (Julia was initially one of the prime suspects in the shooting). Over time, Julia is proven to be a conflicted